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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28
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DIR. LELAND's
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Is the only KNOWN renPedy Tor
Rheumatism, GOut and Neu.
raIgla, and q sure cure
for ALI Mercuraal Dis

TT Is conveniently arranged Band, contain.
i ing medicated compound. TO be worn aseund'
the waist. wi,hou,iniury to he most delicate per-
son. No change in habits Of living 10 ressirsd, !
and |, entirely removes lhe disesss ftonFthe sys-
tom without producing the iniuFious tsfscis AM
sing from the use OF powerful internei medicince
which weaken and destroy the constitution. and.
give temporary relief only. BY this tfsatment
the medicinal properties contained IN The Band.
come In contact with the blood s9d reach the
disease, through the pores oi the skin, eiIecting
in every instancsa perfect onre, end restores tho
paris afflicted 70 . healthy condition. This Band
l. also . most poverlA' Ant.MeFepyial agent,
and will cersinly relieve tie systsfh fchl The per-
nicious ELECTS ef Mercury. Moderate cases are
cured In y few days, and we, arc constantly re-,
ceivins iestmohiih It's efficacy N sesrassied
cases Of long standing, gA-
PMeE, e2, tobe had Of Druggist. generally, Of
can be sent by mail o. expfess, with fuil diree-
lions itf nee, To any part Of the country, direct
from the principal Office, No Aoa Broadway, New
York q. SMITH & CO.. sole pSopsistop
Descriptive circulars sent free. Agsnuwsn,ed
s2Xssniia ia s.. cla@.sli., Isaac a. P..rr..
sos. narlliy
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THEIR PLATFORM.

Tho bankrupt politicians who are busiIy
getting pp the great, grand, gloomy and
peculiar 'institction," called the ''Condi-
tionai Union party arc very bumly, through
tl,sir organs, getting themselves upon their
platform. II will, no doubt, ss work Of
time" end some difficulty, after while
First, They go the Breckenridge platform
a. y aIavsry ip the Territories, in favor Of
el5sstiug upon fhs Constitution Of the Uni
tsd Htatss the doctrine that the slave owner
has . right to take his slaves with him into
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28
State Of Ohio, Belmont Co., 81.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Samuel Pickens f
vs..
r
Lewis Perkins.

THE Defendant, Lewis Perkins, . nop.resi:
J dent OF the county and State aforesaid, will
take notice that on the 18th Of February, 1851,
there was filed by ths plaintiff petition in the
office OF the Clerk of .he Court Of Common Pleas
in and tor Belmont county, Ohio, the object and
prayer OF which 10 to obtain Judgment against
the defendant for the sum Of S205 rs, with inter
est upon said sum from January 31st, 1886.
The claim in said petition 10 founded upon .
regularly certified transcript OF . judgmentof the
Court OF Common Pleas In and for Owen county I,
Indiana. and upon which said judgment The
above sum, with interest 90 aforesaid, 10 due the
plaintiff Also. tn subject the defcndsnts inter-
est in the following described property to the pay
ment ol the above claim, to wit. Situate in the
county OF Bcniont and State OF Ohio. and being
in section 49, township ), rangc 4, and being the
southeaet quarter Of said section, containing 1s9
acres, or less the Defendants interest Being
the undivided one-six:h part Of said tract, sub
lect to the dover ir tcrest OF Exabe III Perkins.-
His said interest appraised at $500 o.,
The defendant is hereby notified that he 10 re-
guired TO answer the petition aforesaid by tho
Goth day of April, 1851. -. ~. 81
Wifness d. 8. ADAMS
Clerk OF the Court Of Common Pleas. .
DANroRp, attorney for plsintiff. YL4r
February 20, 1885,. s 1w
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their bad eminence they shall turn from be-
holding the flories of that Constitution and
Union, against which they rebelled in the
year of Grace, 1861, to survey the barren
waste, the boundless, and bottomess pits of
Secession, they will exclaim like Lucifer,
their ''illustrous predecessor:
Farewell, happy seids! where Joy forever dwcls.
Hail horrors! hail Internal world. and thou,
Profoundcst holl receive thy new possessor!n
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28

THx Southern Commissioners at Wash
ington think there will be no hostilities be-
tween the North and South, and Secretary
Seward has told South Carolina Exon
src@man that there shall not be If the Ad.
ministration can prevent them.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28

A LADY in Charleston, q few mig hts ago
had three children at n birth. Charleston
continues to be port Of delivery. Louis
vile Jour nal
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28

fatur. SLEMAEn, at Fort Pickens, is said
10 be short Of provisions, and cannot get any
more from land unless by permission Of jeff.
Davis. s -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28

IAN scurnaniea,ions intended for insertion In h'
pspA spsu susnsss relating to the Office should BE-
sadsssssk ~BsInon, Chronicle, ~ c'.irville, Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28

lis stated th at Hon. Geo. w. Summers
has been offered by Mr.. Lincoln seat on the
bench of the United States Supreme Court.
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PITTSBURGH PLlWS |

IMPROVED Patent Iron Centre Plows, Iron
J. beam and handles, patent Iron Centre Plows.
Hillside Plows, Wooden Hillside Pows,
SHbsOtI PIOscs,
Improved Patent Lever Plows, right and lei hand -
improved Ceniro !, do 81. do ia do
This pillow took the premium last fall al The St 9.
Ciairsvile fair.) Centre Lever plows. steel mould
board and Landslide, wood benin and handles.
Shovel Plows, t}
sta onery, Harrows. corn planters, &c, ior sale
by 1'HOS. G. CULBERTSON,
feb2s Bridgeport, Ohio.
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Tues1ay, April 98, 1851

Tuesday, April 23, 1851,
between the hours ofio A. n, and 4r NJ Of said day
the following ZEAL estate, 10 wit;
The wespert Of trout lot No. 50 In Me townoi Bsnes
Vile, Bcmout county Ohio, and bcunded aud described
as follows: Beginning nj the North-West corner Of said
LOT on Main street, and RAINING with the bearing % said
Main street East twenty thrse feet and hree
thence South with the benrng OF the brick house now on
the premises II feet nnd onc inch fhehss wed With he
beBrfg ofsnid brick house inches thence & with ne
bearing Of said lot twelve feet nnd5 nehes hence Ba.
with the course OF Maiu nine ehesi thence South
with the OF said pstt9 the alley Souh o ssid
front lot; thence West With said alley % feet and thfec
inches TO the Soui West Of said lot thence north
with Strawberry alley 10 the place Of beginning.
Appraised nj the sum OF S5OO. -
Terms OF sale cnsh. r. bOCHAkr,
Special Master.
sherir's Office, St. Clslnstlls, March a. l.-sssc,
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Sheriff's Sale.


DY vIHrtE OF an order Of sale to nc directed fror
ID the Court OF Common Pleas OF Belmont county, Ohio
will offer for sale, the front door Of the Court House
in ST Clursyillc on
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10 Hsleiss,.
Aeai siIl b sent by mail prepaid on
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HENRY q sPALpIso.
~ fsssv street, Me- 1srh.
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NAIL TRAINS,

"c"Fuis'.'.''. o.oV Vrcnada ......... 3,o5
R'RT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
Will leave and arrive ~ follows,
phis a. $40 p. N.
Leave M.mphi. At 1900 m, arrive a,
der6-nt6 X. nOUGIl, Gsur suc..
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q = leW saenps q any oss else, dony
tale osr word for Il, cone sak esanIsef Tor
yeusselvs. Give ~ Memphis terms and
Ne vill duplicate any bill bcsghs thsss-no
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tseuhls 70 tsee ~ thing, ed NJ tAink. n
our finds 60 % - we'll With y, tIey
Ought y give - The prsfsssass.
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sci : fali sssafsmehi ~
|. FANCY PRINTS,
srBHbb, pLAib ! morn
OsnAburss.
nlass, White sea celo,sa csmbfIe.,
Wkfie Linen bin,
White Linen Tails Diaper,
foestnx.
fesells and napkins,
lb'osn Linen Table Diarer,
Trash.
lni!d.sye Diaper,
Irish Linens.
Blay Linen,
Hllew eases,
Cotton,
Furniture Prints,
ia Brown and Bleachei sheetings,
Furniture and Apron checks,
Black, Brown and White Hollands,
thnfns hn1 F~aidinfs,
White and Colored sellcia,
Table oil Cloths,
American U~inshams,
French GInghams,
Marsaillea Quilts,
Satin, Damask,
Curtain Cambrios,
Mohair Debege,
a., furniture FIRING,
Black and Fancy Cloths,
tassimeres,
French and English Drap D'Etc,
uoney.Comb Quilts,
bed Ticking,
Canton rlannels,
Plain a Twilled Nsnkcens,
Roll Camlcts,
0hsmhray Giaoham,
Corset Jsans,
Printed Muslins,
Jaconet Robes,
Organdio Robes,
White Jaccnet,
Swiss 4 Null Muslins,
plain Nainsook,
Striped Nainsoot,
Victoria Lawns,
Bishops Lawns,
Barred Muslins,
Striped Maslins,
Swiss Edging,
Thread Edging,
Jacones .dging,
s"iss lncerslng, Thread Incersing,
Jaconcs Inserting,
Swiss aud Jaconst H~louucing,
HOOP SKIRTS.
n cy Dress Silks
Blue Silks;
White silks,
Green silks,
Pink Florence silks,
Gross du Rhine Silks,
White, Black 4 Pink Satin,
Silk Handkerchief,
Linen llandk efchicfs,
Linen Cambric udkfs,
Cotton llnndkerchicfs,
Black Fringe,
White Fringe,
Fancy Silk do.
'ancy Dress Trimmings,
Fancy Dress Buttons,
Fancy Head Dresses,
Coi9asss,
sett B~sssslsss,
Necklaces,
Jaeesss and Swiss Collars,
Sleeves In Sets,
Black Lace Wells,
Love Wells,
Green Bcrage,
Brown Bersge,
White 1serags,
Belts,
Hosiery,
Gloves,
Elassics,
MANTlLLA6 AND POINTS,
Mite Dsssss lGanainss era aAswaa
RpADY,mADD oLo1nm
or 0entlemea and Doys use-a fall =.
ortneut, at 0DDUCED p0oCen.
! have the largest ssock u LA1ies, hissss,
'ents nd Boys HATS that hes ever bsen
10 this plses. Also, trimmed sud
BONNEfS, Boasss, Gap, Lsss
ssing md Satin Ribbons,
Dmbarellas and Rarasola.
HARDWARE And CUlII2T,
nina, Glass and Crockefy Wen,
Tobacco, Senss end buuG,
Shot, Powder, Oaps oo1EoD1.
fubs, Busdsss, vo1 WAo6st
Well Bssks&s, 0gas
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and Msdiainss|
Q A3o sRooo,
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MISSISSIPPI LITERATURE.
Physical and Neral Aspects Of

By Wv. j. Basnrr Of Desoto Co., Miss.
9IsIIIs Is a volume Of about 400 pages.
recommended BY Dr.. Barnard Of The
University Of Mississippi. and other dis.
'insai'hsd scholars Of the country North
and South.
u is designed for popular usA, and Il
embraces the elements Of tho science 10.
geiher with = discussion Of ito moral
bearings.
For sale BY Cleavcs 4 Walden, and =.
Kirk 4 Co., Memphis.
hnrcn ~ 1901. nlO-3w
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
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age occupation, tttH ~ a., AL
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nished ffee u charge
valuable Reports q sytsnsisfshr.. IA.
Other Disease. 4 lhs Sstual Otfsn., srl
o. The New Remedies emyleyed - ils pi,.
ren'ary. sen, 70 the aniciei 10 sealed leis,
envelopes, free u charge. Tee ~ tArcs
statips fof postage viii be acceptable
Adifess ba. J. sXLls HoteRros, At
inr sureeon, Howard Association. 81. I'll
south Ninth st., Philadelphia, Ia. liz o..
der on the Directors.
hlPA u. HARTWELt, President.
"so FaiscHitp. Secretary. n39.iy
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BROOKLYN.

\ CORONER SoLp.--A few night, since a
man, supposed 10 be dead, was seen living on
the side walk, near the corn'r of DE Kalb and
lluls'n Avenue. The man who made the
discovery had shortly s7Nc heard the report OF
pistol, and at once concluded that ii was a
ca'c u suicide. Finding some blood near the
mans head, he was confirmed in tho opinion.
hnd NJ once notified the coroner, who resides in
the neighborhood. Quite a crowd had collected
hN this tine, AMI On the arrival Of the coroner
he promptly summoned Those present ~ "A Jury
and notified them To appear at the City Hall
next day to investigate the case. Tho supposed
deceased was about to bo transferred to the Dead
House to liz cut up by the doctors, when the
coroner and jury were astonShed to SEQ the bod
move. II soon became evident that the man
had fallen down in drunken IT. and instead Of
being a subject for the coroner, he was taken In
charge by the Police. The jury was inlormall,
discharged.
SricIpE ny DRowNINo. - Coroner Horton
held an inquest yesterday upon the body OF Mrs.
Mary Ducry, a married woman, residing At No
q Doughty street, who committed suicide by
jumping into the river at furd's Dock. The
husband II deceased stated on the inquest that
she went 10 bed about 10 O'Clock the night pre-
vious complaining that she felt bad and was not
going TO live long. As she had frequently be-
lelorc said the same thing he paid little atton-
tion, lie fell asleep aud did not miss hci
till morning when he found -hc had lett the
housc. A ncighhor soon after informed him
that her body wa found in the river Tho de
dcas"d bad six children, of whom five recently
died, which proved 20 on her mind a. IL impsl
her 70 commit suicide. A verdict Of suicide wa
rendered 10y the jury.
A Nav SwINDIING OPERATION Within
the past few days boxes and parcels puporting
to he sent on from Philadelphia by Howard,
Express Company, were delivered at the resd.
erce Of several Of our citizens. The charge
were from ~ cents TO 81, according to bulk,
which, as far IA Hscertained was paid in ever,
instance by those to whom they were directed
ON opening the boxes or parcels they were iound
with old papers or shayngs The police have
been Informed Of the matter, but the swindlcr has
thus Tar esCaped deteciiOn.
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WILLIAMSBURGH.

\ Row AT 4 DEMoCRArIC PRIMARY. The
Democracy Of the 10Th Ward, held meeting
on Wednesday night for the purpose Of elccting
Inspectors Of Election. II happens that the
Democrats Of that section Of the city are divided
into factions, known as the mp ''tOwners" and
the ''downtowncrs, and an 'ircprcssible con
hiet' exists between them. And fleir last meet
ing was not characterized hy any greater good
FEELING and gcntlemanly department than il
usual on such occasions.
In the COursc u the evening, Mr. Ssrrv, the
chairman, was requested Ia put a question to
vote. lie didn't wish tu do it, and ~ a gentle
poruador, another man named John Powell
struck him violent blow in the face. From
that moment until dispersed by the police, the
company INDUCED in "iree fight" Powell
wa arrI sted a. the instigator Of the fray, and
yesterday taken before Justice Walters, who held
him to aIswcr.
CA,uALTIrs.-- Mr.. John Mash, a resident of
Fat WIlliamsburgh, was seriously injured on
Wednesday evening, by being thrown from his
wagon, while riding through Grand street T. d.
lie was picked up ia an inscnsible condition by
officer Robinson, Of the 9th Precinct who pro-
cured medical aid for the injured man, and sub
scqucntly sent him home.
Yesterday afternoon, George Long, boy II
years old, was severely, and Il is feared fatally
injured, by being crushed 10y pile Of lumber, in
a ship yard, in North 9th st., T.. ID.
UNioS AyESuE.-To the infinite satisfaction
Of the residents in the neighborhood ii not to
citizens generally, the work Of grading and paw
ing this thoroughiare is going rapidly forward
When finished, Union Avenue will be one Of the
best paved and most generally used streets il thC
district.
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+ | N A N CT A l., &c,
NEW YORK, Thursday, Aug. 2!.

NEW YORK, Thursday, Aug ~.
Tie Stock market Is Grmer, and the feeling deci'
dedly more confident. The advance in railway shares
today brings out no fresh supply Of stock Treasury
notes arc very active IN tie street, At 9IA "a AT
which an the regular dealers are ready buyers
In sterling bills there Is nothing doing Money is
more active but rates are still low, and do not pro-
mise a ~ cody advance,
The giuu u.. rmeut At the West continues N In
rre,,e thus giving merchants the assurance of u
reasonable hlrucss ills autumn, and 10 all modes
OF trunsp urti.,u ull aud profitable employment
Tie Boston Transcript says
Tie capital of the Buston hanks, including those
located 10 South B.4tuu, il f9S,GJi,TOO. Tire per
coutage a. the loan Of $4,000 900 VA tue above CAPT
~ :. - ..-..l :. ,e-l,
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DASS- BOOK LOST-s2 REwARD-BE-
Il longing b. NJ ADAlR, stone cutter, 2'Sn u.
aud Mr. TAPHOUsE, black smith, 26th st. below,
I0th avenue. au99 2'lO
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RARNUM's MUSEUM

BARNUMs MUSEUM
SECOND WEEK OF THAT WONDERFUL
L. q II PPOP OTAM MUS,
FROM TIT RIVER NILE IN EGYPT
THE GREAT BElIEMOTH OF THE SCRIPT.
UhtS AND THE MARVEL or THE
ANIMAL KINGDOM
The history Of this animal " full Of lntercst .,d
10 every class especially 20 the educated aud inteii
gent, hut above all 10 the biblical student who ht-
read with interest a, q. glowing desc rip,,on Of
TIE GREAT BEIIEMOTII
in the Rock OF Job. lie is strictly an
AhPHlBlOUs ANIMAL
living in the water and out of N under the water
on the top Of Il floats it's surface with perfect
ease, or beneath the surface, midway between Tho
top and the huttom In their natural state these
animals are wild and f"rucous though ON the land
they arc not very formidable, but when pursued
DESCEND TO THE BOTTOM AND WALK
ACROSS,
frequently appearing ON the opposite side without
the stream. u eNa'peraicd iy ataants, in the wa.
ter, tlty A.c tic most
FRlGurrtL ANTAGONISTS,
their gigantic Proportion, and hrrcIic,u strength
'ns uru power over every olIvsug ',,. w, ire
'u'i.v te~trJns W'Io lo,t ',.Ils of uru and
tu"tr ',s L crushing viii their huge jaws every.
d. .uL q Il c'iucs Zoo their way.
~ tr SCUM the sr,, m,if '"rr hihtci h,4an
ARTIFICIAL OCEAN OR KilrR
NirIe he In to he IN all his natural b,,u,rtica
ue,lg on, and swimming hcncuh the surface
tii - iu short, all the peculiartoa Of his nature
ami tu perfect the scene, n native
ARABIAN KEEPER, SALAAMA
who IL himself - curiosity IA specimen of that his-
toric tribe Of men, who exhibits sll the study and
Arabian dignity ct that oriental race the uuy man
VITO can control ~ exhibit his Uippoputnmlship, ia
IN constant attendance. They are 10Th ~ 10 seen nj
al hours, DAY aud EVENING.
This Ia tho
FIRST AND ONLY REAL UlPPOPOTAMUS
ever seen IN America. lie IL engaged 1T cost nf
many thousands ut dollars, aud will rsmatn
A SHORT rlMR ONLY.
SHORT TIME ONLY.
Asu just obtained ut great expense, an now to I've
seen s"iumng In tie large tank ia tho AIlara
Hall,
A LIVING SHARK,
reside great variety of other living Fish, Turtles,
DC, Sc
WHAT IL lS' OR MAN MONKEY
SEA LION MAMMOTH BEAR SAMPSON. MON
SER SNAKES, AQt'ARIA, HAPPY
FAMILY LIVING SEAL. ".
Admission ~ all, % cts, Children under ten, Is.
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WANTED.

l. OOMS WANIED-PART OF A SMALL
i'neat dwelling " nt,d, by lady, at luw rent
A. dr. ~ T.. l., box SO sun Office. al52 o.
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MARRIAGES.

OsEs -T1BBETTs On August LIST, liy the Rev
Ia A. Stoats, Of the Reformed Protestant Dutch
ich, Prtaknes, y. J., David M,scl ~ Miss
garet w. Tibbetts, both Of New York city liT
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A CCTION SALE or HOUSEHOLD FUR
n nhure.-A. N. CRlSTALAR. Auctioneer, will
sell this day, Esd inst, NJ 10 i-2 O'Clock, at %
Rowcry, = large and general assortment Of house
hold nirnitdrc, comprising mahogany sofas, ruclJ-
and psrlor chairs, cane aud WOOD seat chairs,
81 smelcd chamber suites, extension dining table
bureaus, lselsteads, bookcases, dlvans, lounges,
,i,4cs aud ingram carpet, feather beds, hair and
straw naitraSscs, bedding, quilts, crockery. stoves
window shades gas fixtures, &c. 40
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CONFECTIONERY, TOY AND FANCY
" stone for sac-dojug good business, ia a
spectacle locality counter and fixtures belong 10
tic store; c-unt,r top and floor marble; established
~ years; rent .derlte Apply lJJ Ninth ave.
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