Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-06-22

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ticle is good for all diseases incident to
the period of teething in children and
is sold for 25 cents a bottle. o'o@ Dn
One of the Republican papers in Ohio
gives a list of 16 Democratic journals in
that State that oppose the New Depar-
ture, and inquiries: 'iWill these press
es consent to be muzzled 4bya put-up
committee at State Convention?'''
Itcis said Chief Justice Chase has.
caused it TO be understood that. he will
support McCook, the y Democratic cam
didate for Governor, Better support
the dignity Of his position by Keeping
out of politicr altogether. 9I40 8Isij 70
The General conference of the Meth
Odist Protestant Church, lately heldin
Pittsburgh; passed resolution refusing
to authorize the ordination Of females
to the ministry. 49,. Fgo -,o.,s;, an.
United States Treasurer Spinperiis at
London, He telegraphs that. he has
commenced the negotiation of the new
loan. His visit to England will doubt
less De attended with favorable results
to the Government di ni9d} III TGIDss
A Western editor who doesn't krio W
much about farming anyway, suggests
that for arden-making a east-iron back
with q hinge in it, would pc an improy-
ment on the spinal column now in use.
Greeley knows all abolt it. @'li'- s.
Commencement Day at the Ohio
Wesleyan Female College, Delaware
Ohio, will be Wednesday, June 2Sth.-
At the University, Thursday, the 18th.
The morals of Chicago are evidently
improving, for Edward. Walkerjust
has been fined five dollars in thatcity for
an Intellectual attempt to kill his wife.
A portion dof Clinton nountain, in
Arkansas, including about one hun
dred acres, has sunk, carrying tall trees
entirely out of sight, and the space Is
continually enlarging. eli aH913'9 qni
There are a class of persons who
claim, to be too dignified to take any
part in politics, and who assume that a
politician is, necessarily a trickster.--
The sentiment is a !. pernicious one,
and we like the manner in which the
editor of the Golden Age puts the case.
He says: If there is any thing that
every decent American ought to be it is
a politician. We are partners in q
great commonwealth; and we cannot
avoid politics without shirking our
highest duty in the most dastardiy
fashion.v 81 r msd5 ri saas -
A negro on Gibraltar plantation, ia
maica, aided by a woman, seized q lit
tie boy, cut his body and drank his
blood, then cut off his upper lip, which
was roasted and ate. They did these
barbarous acts Indifferent to the child's
cries, which were finally heard by man
in the neighborhood, who rescued the
boy. The little fellow retained his
senses, and lived long enough, not
withstanding his entrails protruded, to
give the particulars of how he was
treated. Intense excite ment prevailed
in consequence ofthe ter rible act. +,
The cheerful editor of the Lexington
MO- Caucasian refers to distinguish
ed philosopher who has Just made the
tour OF the South, as t'the old white
hated reprobate of the New York Iri-
5,qe," am ''antiQue hellion," and an
"old miscreant, and adds this comfort
ing assurance. tNever mind. There's
a hell somewhere, sometime. And
Uniyersalist as he Is, old Greeiey's
good for q reserved seat'-where blue
blazes are flereest, bubbling birthstone
plentiest, and red-hot pitehforks sharp
fest-where the worm diethi not, and
the fire never sqincheth."