Belmont Chronicle from Saint Clairsville, Ohio • Page 3

LOCAL ITEMS. MASONIC and I. O. F. CALENDAR.

l. Clalrevlll Chapter, No. IT, loyal Aeti im. iele every rtlday evening loyal ulnf wm mw eiier ine inn moon. MASONIC and I.

O. F. CALENDAR. EUGENE NAGLE M. E.

H. P. D. G. NEISWANGER, Secretary.

mi. it, rrmenc' Ma-sens, itieeis every la tdneeday evening on preee. diuf lb fell aiooa. W. S.

RENNON, W. D. G. NEISWANGER, Secretary. Waul.

I ti IM. I assets evarv Monday evening'. YKi'SP S. KLINE, N. G.

L. POND, Secretary. A Douglas Pole Y.Wm raised by Connd" Trbll Saturday in frunt of hi reeideuc Weil end of town. liM ihe Thank You Sir. Just 13 subscribers Elijah Hogue in Somerset Township.

That was right, end juat wint eome more to 'go ind do To Correspondents. will pleiae rxcute fcbnll have a place next week. thla doliy ju.t arrived we were going to preat. A Grand Panaramic Exhibition Of Ltvingalon'a Trave! will be exhibited in the Court Houio on Saturday evening next. Thoae wlio have read the traveli or thi diilinguiard man will have great talis-fiction In aeeing (hie Pinirtmi.

The Proceedings of the Democratic. Convention may be found In mother col-urn reported by their own Secretary. We lurry that we could not get the ballots opon the several candidates, but for some reason they are not reported. Money. Do jou hear that! Well.we would like to tee tuck a thing if there is any in the country.

Kind reader, II you have It to spare, and owe us anything, oh, tut we'll be thankful to get it. The Chronicle for the Campaign. It now whst every voter should have. It it only SB certs. That surely It not much.

Send in your natnea, with the namfct or you' neighbors or Iriends, tnd tend only i quarter along. Gen. James Weir. At'dresiei the Lincoln Clilb, in the Court Home on lest Saturday niglu, and although frequently interrupted by squslls Irom the hoy those boyt tbst are trained by the Bili-Ediior yet he made a good speech. We expect to be able to lay it before our readers next week.

Several Communications. Hive coine to us tbout the misrepresent ations of the scribblers lor thn Burnesville Ii.telliiieneer and independent HepiiblicHn bout the Newcastle meeting. They luffi ctently reiute the assertions of those writers, which, however, were nut of ufficient importance to justify the waaling of so mui ink, much leas so much spaco in our Rather Interesting Considering. We have just received a letter, purporting to come from a subscriber, but which 1. reaily from one of the editors of that delect tble sheet, the Independent Republican ol that it bears the most unmistaktablt marks.

It hit nothing remarkable in in cuinpoti tlon. It warnt twice in a few line to mind our own buaiiiess and let the Independent Republican sluiie." Well, perhaps we hid better let them a'one, Juat like that editor did the people money when Auditor. J. Bushfield, Esq. By direction of a friend from Morrislown we announced last week, that the above named gentleman wruld be at th 3Irria- town meeting on Saturday next, uvt we have aince learned that he cannot be there.

He writet that business in Court which I now in eaiou ii impossible fr him to be rith ui now, but that In Htptember he will be glad to spend a few day in the county. We make thi statement, lest the notice of last week should mislead ihe people, thing, which we will nut do intentionally at any time. Our Jail and its Our woi thy Jailor has now in keeping eight men. He its chnrged with Grand Lnrceny three prisoners. Seth Cahou, is the only one oi mrse not yei noucea oy us.

four Seth was poor EnglUhirtan living netr Wett Wheeling. He lell in With i detire to posies i gold watch belonging to one of the the Central Ohio null road. He did possess it but wss po'seeed by the offlceri tnd property lodged iff Jail. There are three prisoners charged with tabbing, one for' assault wftlY intent to kill and one for burglary. The Belmont Murder.

Oo the flnt of Auguit, the fcufured Celebratioa at Belmont a difficulty orcured between a colored man nsuird Julm Rubin on and three Irishmen named Patrick Carney, Wm. Hirrison, and Juhn Conrsv. wbicb resulted In the lata! sHibbirg of Robinson. He died tboiit one naif hour tfter-wardi. The three irishmen were arrested and gave bail to appear fur trill nex't term of court, but uufortanttely the bill of the man who gave the fatal blow, Carney, bat proved worthiest and he ha left for part unknown.

Pitrick Carney i laid to hive been the aggreaaor from the Brat, arid It ia to be Very much regretted that he ahoiild have escaped the penalty he justly merit. The Fair Grounds. We have juat hail a plei'n! jaunt out to trie Fair Ground with on pT the nimtgeri. We were very much pleated with the new Improvements that hive been going oil for paat few The ring hu been con tidirably ola'ced, end graded down until it ean no longer be justly objectionable. The grounds this yesr will be in a condition talify th most fastidious, and render comfort to ill who may ttlentl.

The fine thadt.the ibundmc of wtter, the fin groin of gri, all combine to enhance the cbann of the groundt. We tpetk for thi lair Fair goad f.tendartce, tnd gloridut eurceea- The Late Election! The election for State officer in North Carolina hat resulted In the election of the Breckinridge Drrnorrstio ticket by about 8,000 majority. Thit State was claimed by the Bell men. the election In Kentucky, on jreatenlajr hat probably resulted In the triumph of Combs (Unlo i) by a good majority, although It it yet doubtful. In Missouri, the elee Ion ls held yetterdty but the result hsl not yet trsnsplred.

F. P. Blair has received it least 1600 majority In the St. Louis District for the long term to Congress and I reported it defetted by 100 for the short term. GO TO MORRISTOWN, EVERYBODY.

We have the prospect fur tremerdout meeting it Morrislown on next Ssturday. Large processions sre going from tevertl Township! ihd to help on, the ltdie -ire goirig to turn out tt of old. i a A Horse Stolen. Two men Were brought Into town to-day undur arrest charged with stealing a horse In Jeffereoh county; Thk nme of the prlaoneri ire Jake Brlcker and a mad mined Coun. They will have a preliminary trial on Friday.

Teachers' Institute. The Executive Committee for the Teach er' Institute will meet at Id o'clock on Saturday, Aug. 1 1th, at the Parlor of the National Hotel in St. Clairavi.le, Ohio, to devise a plan for conducting the Instilue to be held the last week of Ana 1860. W.

R. PUGH, Sec'y. Rowdyism Rampant. The leader of the Bell party in this town are responsible for a tpeciet of down right rowdyism that la unbarable in decent community. Lacking in number and capacity to hold respectable meetings of their own, they obey the order o' their Cstain and prowl around the Lincoln Meetings yelling, at the weak er through Ihe windowt, hurrahing for Bell, bellowing I ke calves, and miking all kinds of unearthly noises to disturb the meetings.

In this, they sro always he ped by some Democrttt who- name we could mention. We do not state the above by truest, nor roniecture, but have the prnof if necessary. We do not of course hold the party in the rounty responsible for such conduct, but we do think, that if tuch respectable men, as the several candidate of lhat party, could witness low, detestable meant resorted too by their chiel supporters in thi locality, that truly they would bd ashamed uf the aa- tocittion Breckinridge State Convention. Convened at Columbus on the 7th Inst. It wtt Ixrgely attended, tnd a full electorlil ticket consisting of Wm A.

Neil of Franklin county ti Clrirles R-emelin (or Senatorial Elector. The District electors are as follows: Dr. Jefferson, A. Black I Tha. Sherluck, Hamilton.

ChriitoDher Hughes, Duller. John W. Carey, Shf Iby. Dr. Charles D.

Gutrh, Clermont. Cnpt. Wm. Pahnir, Fdyetle. Juhn Burnet', Champaign.

W. Hall. Crawford. Itf. John C.

McDonald, Rues. II. Smith Athena. 13. Charlea Folleti, Lickinir.

13 Charles B. Stickney, Huron. NpI Power, Wayne. 4 15. EU Mil'er; Knox.

10. John Clnrtt, Morgan. 17. Lewis Boeer, Belmont. 18.

John W. S'evehi, Sumnvt. 19 Daniel I. French Lake. 20 Jarob D.

Hendricks, Mahoning. 31. J. S. Blakely.

Columbiana. Wm Kennon; waa chosen temporary Chairman but owinit in his absence at the time hit place waa filled by nnother. They re-asserted the Brcckenridge pjattorm, and resolved not to nominate a State ticket They have appointed full Committee for fur iher organization. They adjourned tfter ordering the publishing; ol their proceedings in the Democratic papera of Ohio and In the Washington Constitution and of the New Yurk Doy Book. CAMP MEETING.

There will be a Cn'rhp-M'eetlng for St. ClairsviHe charge, to commence August 33d 18R0 This meeting will be held on the farm of Mr. Mones Bogga, about two miles Suuth-West of St. Clairiyilfa. It it th ame ground that waa occupied las! yoar.

We expect to have one or two boarding-tents, and there will be hnrse feed provided (or th occasion. There will be no huckstering or liquor elllng or drinking tolerated within the bounds prohibited by law. All persons wlih-ing to el provision will be required to obtain permission from the committee of man tgementa. All (he tent holden will be expected to be on the ground in good lesson, ind remsln until (he meeting Is closed. The' committee, th ten', holders, ind ill Interested, will meet on the ground on Au guit 80th, to prepare the ground ind fleet lot.

Any persons that doei not Intend to occupy hit lot, will p'eite make it known The preacher and people of other charge re generally tnd cordiaMv Invited to attend A. D. McCORMICK. St. Clairsville, July 3d, 1860.

1 DouGLAft A Catholic! We ire in receipt of the following Irom a respontible tource: Pbeii avT TmBDriE: In intwer to your inquiry, "Is Douglas let me isy that he is the renter or owner of I pew In a Catholic Church In Washington, that the door of tha pew haa on it a Urge nine In mribed with hi name A. Dnng'as," nd that whenever he goe to church In aanington city, ne ait in thit pew There he I believed to conform fo the ceremonial requirement of the Catholic Church tnd to Indoriffiti policy, WASHINGTON. The evidence tocumulatei. Did Mr. Douglas join the Cathollo Church in Europe during bia tour In thit eountryl If not, why do ill the journili, biiliopi, priests ind Itymen of tbst Church support hit cltlmt for the Presidency! Whit bive they to gain by bit election thit they ihou1d.be for him to a mini Chicago Prest and Tribune DEMOCRATIC CO.

CONVENTION. Purausnt to a call of the Cn rl Committee, a large number of the Democracy ol Belmont county met In Mies Convention, it the Court House In St. Cltirtvllle, on Ihe 4th and organised by calling Dr. JOHN CAMPBELL, ol Wheeling town, ship, lu the Cksir, arid appointing John W. Kennon, A Mijort, Jetae Barton, R.

Dr. II. West, Wm Pntterton and Wm Ettde Vlce-Prealdoni. tnd I. 11.

Heaton, G. McClelland and J. E. Coulter, Secr'tyt. The Chair hiving tt.nounced the object of thi meeting to be to nomlntti a county ticket tnd to ippoint delegate to a Congressional convention, on motion of Dr.

II. Wett th township Were directed to report two delegate for etch township to constitute a nominating committee, ind one delegate tnd in ilternne for each one hundred votet polled at the list general election, in the several townships, lu tttend the Congressional convention to be held In Barnes-ville nu the 9th whereupon the follow, ing dulegatrs were reported: COUNTY DELEGATES. 'ex Flushing Andrew Walker, Dr Voorhiei, Goshen Kinney, Campbell; Kirkwood Samuel liuden, Juhn Hood; Metd Juhn Porierfield, Jumea Dunf'ie, Peiae Junei Smith, Cline Pultney John Kellny, Jsmet Kelsey; Rich! ind Robert Pitterion, S. Davis; Somerset John McDtnieli, John Nichols; Smith Howey, A Ault; Union John Lashly, Martin; Warren Collins, Henry Brown; Washington S. Stonebreaker, Myers; Wheeling oicCracken.

Nichol, Wayne did not report; York Massie, A Giflen. CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATES, Colerain Judge Barton, a ternnte Pyle; Flushing Dyaert, alternate Ellis; GoahenN Kinney, alternate Wm Pal- tenon; Kirkwood McCartney, alternate Dr Chapman; Mead Dr Crady. Caeh; Pette Jsme Fmith, Cline; Pultney did not repirt; Richland Thos Ault, Ambrose Collin. Mi Bride. Chamber, alternate! Nichols, Capt Tho Thompson, Cunard Trull, Hots Alexand- Somerset Juhn Nichol, alternate Mo DanelMj Smith Wm Smith, D' Mc.

Master, tlter- nut- John Bigger, John Baugh; Union Klulti, Wm Eaton, alternate Conner, Hanour; Warren Dr I Hoover, Ja mes Hare; Warning ton Lucaa, alternate Myers; Wheeling Dr John Campbell, alternate Henderson; Wayne did not report; York M.issie, alternate A Weir. On motion the nominating comui'ltee retired for the purpose of fleeting ticket. Mr. Harrison Alassie announced that he was not a candidate lur nomination for the office of commissioner. The meeting then, on motion of Kennon, took recess.

In the course of an hour the meeting convened at the ringing ol the bell, and the committee through Howey, its chairman, made the following report: Fur Probate Judge, Robert Somerset; For Sheriff, Wm McCartney, ol rkwoud; For Auditor, I. Neiswanger, of Richland; For Commissioner, Harrison Mas-ie, of York; Infirmary Director, Nathaniel Taylor of Wheeling: On motion of Wm Smith, the report of the committee was unanimously adopted, that we each pledge ourselves to itl hearty support. The chair then announced the following county Centrni Committee f'r the ensuing year: Jo HJHealon, Geo. McClelland, Alex. Patton, Kennon, and Wm F.a;on.

On motion of WS Kennon, the meeting then adjouined with three cheers for the ticket; which wat given with hearty good wiP. Signoil by the Office rt. TRUTH VINDICATED. (COPY.) We, the undersigned citizen! of Benwnod, Virginia, having read the article publiahed in Ihe Independent Republican, of fat Clairsville, Ohio, of the 3d (igned and feeiing ourselves aggrieved at the insult therein offered to Virginian ai being oppused to the liberty of speech tnd unwilling even to listen to a fur represen tition of the principle! of a great political party, presenting tbeir principles and can didatet for the endortement and tuflraget of frea and intelligent community, fuel it to be our bounden duty, it honest men, to brmd taid irticle at a bite falsehood, end tid correspondent (who we believe not to be a Virginian) a hiving been guilty of framing a tisiue of misrepresentation, alike disreputable to himself ind insulting to us; nd ilso thit no person present it that meeting made any threat! or give th peiken or othen any notice that their preaence wa nut wanted, but that we would any time hereafter be happy to hear Dr. Junkin.

or any other Republican speaker, explain fully, fairly and honestly the' prin ciple of their party; and in conclusion we must also stsie that Dr. Junkin, having some over, only a an auditor, utterly refused to spetk, until we found our orator hid disappointed us, and thit there would be no use of organizing a Bell meeting. When Lewii Jnnet, a RepubMcan having been called lo tho chtir, the Doctor proceeded to make a few remarks In behalf of Kepublictn principle ind Republican (Signed Samuel Wirfell, L. Gardner. Jenkins.

I Wilson, I Thomu, Smith, John Powell, David Beynon, Thot Bier. Smith, Henry Comet, Lewii, Richard Hlcka, Michael Dunn, Jot Bomnt Wm Wsnssn, Lewis Jones, Yoat Wallace, Jacob Strober, 8 Hoyt, Jonea Jos Dudley, Wm Edwards, Thoi Evlni, A A Fulton. 1 (Hon. Wm. Duer, a leading Bell and and Everelt man ic New York, writea that he wants to belt Lincoln but not enough to pny into tne nanoa oi tne ooutnern tecess- ionisti.

He idds: "If you must hive a tc lional Preaident, I prefer my own tetion DIED August lt I860 ol Putrid-Sore Throat, Ixa M. too Ebenexer ind Nancy Gray, in tha 6th yesr of bis tga, after an illlneii of daya. VNWIf TP. LINCOLN CLVB. MORRISTOWN, Ohio, July 28, 1860.

A respectable number of the Republican voter of Union towashlp met pursuant to call, and organised bf eillmg Major JOHN LII'PINCOTT to the Cbslr, and Dr. A.J. Ilooug Seeretiry. Tne Commille on Organization repot td ti follows: CONSTITUTION. uteri of Union townahip, ardently desirous of promoting by our humble efforts the welfsre snd proiperity of our common country.

no ttrongly tttached to the prin. ciplet cnunciited by our political urginizt. tiona ind reiientrd by th Republican con vention it Chicago, tnd recogn zinir in Abraham Lincoln, of Illinois, slid Hannibal ilsmlin, of Maine, men who will, in the position fur which ll.iy hive been named, rive vitality to those principles, old at tua luunlstiun of nur Govern nient ind true is the chsrter of our libertiei we, therelure, recognizing the mors I power of (asocial ion. unte togei her under me name of the Union Townihip Lincoln Club, to promote the ascendency of Republican prin- ciple ind the election or Lincoln tnd Hamlin, ind uniting our effort in favor ol the People Tiiket heided by T. C.

Theikcr for Congress, snd the nomination mad Belmont, June 30th, 1860. To promote these tusk agree to set in concert and harmony, governed by the following rule and regulation: ART. I. The officer of thi Club shall consist of i President, Vice President, Seeretiry ind Trenurer, who shall perform such duties as uuilly ippertiln their respective officei. ART II.

Then thill be committee of five tppointed, to called the Executive Committee, whom duly it dull be to procure speakers, provide funds, nd have charge and management of the Club. ART. 111. The Club shall hold its meetings it the call of Ihe preaiding officers at audi time and place may bedesignntee by the Executive Committee. ART.

IV. The Constitution may be altered or amended by a two-thirds vote. A. J. HOGUE, G.

II AZLETT, I. W. HENDERSON, JrYMF.8 LYNN, ROBERT HILLIS, i Committee. The fallowing name were (igned to the Constitution: Juhn Lippincott, S. C.

Hillis, James Lynn, J. W. Henderson, Nathan Lynn, F. Swan, J. Smur, A.

J. Hogue, Alien Bond, Joseph Lynn, D. Egy, John Lynn, Rogers, b. Beam, Jame SSrpherd, Isaiah Fields, John Sheppard, Dr. Henry, Robert Hillis, W.

Hogue, Jonaa Bernhard. Hanson Buwlet, Charles llrown. Ur R. Hsmilton A committee, consisting of Messrs. Beans, Samuel Dunn ind George Taylor, reported ss follows: President Dr.

R. Hamilton; Vice President Mj John Lippincott; Secretary Charles llrown; Treasurer Isaac Davie. On motion, George Taylor wat tppointed a committee tu deliver the ground pole, measuring from ISO 300 feet, to be erected on the llth of August, in honor of the Republican chimpiuns. On motion, John Lynn, S. C.

Hillis Charles Brown, Allen Bond and N. Lynn were appointed in Executive Committee. On motion, the proceedings of thit meet Ing be published in the Belmont Chronicle On motion, niiourued to meet on Sunir day, 4th of August, at 3 o'clock, p. M. We invite all the Rpublican Clubs tnd II persons opoused to the shim Democrat io attend our Mars Meeting, nt Muiwistowu on the llth of August, 1460.

JOHN LIPPINCOTT, Vice Pres. C. BROWN, Secretary. Still Coming. The Indianapolia Jourtfal saVsfc The Wabash Ploii.deslrr, the only Doug la organ in Wabash ci nnty, and the lead ing one in th Eleventh District fine hauled down tl.e natnea of Douglas and Jolinon, and announced it fx.rpbmi to support Lin coin and Hamlin herealtat.

We noticed la week that the editor after getting up a rpicy issue in behalf of Douglaa on Friday, had joined the Wabash Republican club on Fri day night, but doubted il it were anything more than a quiz. It now appears to be real and sincere chinge, and we need hard ly tiy i valuable one lo the Republicant of Wibish. Still mother. After the Breckinridge de momlration of Tueaday, Charlea Cuulon of of thit city, i prominent German Dougla Uemucitt, for years the leading sdvi er, and most re.iable defender of the faith imong the Germans, recently I Justice of the Peace, ind one of the Marshall procession on the loth, tnnounced hu fixed deiermina lion to itippurt Lincoln, ind hit detire on a fitting oppertunity to give hit reasons pub licly for his iction. We tr informed ihtt his chief renson lithe imposiibillity of el ecting Douglaa, and hfs preference, between Lincoln an I Breckinridge, fur Lincoln.

Liko II other sensible uh-ervers, he see, tha Douglas connot be elected, either by the people or the Houie, tnd Iw hit no wish to strengthen pro-tltvery measures by voting to to defeat the only nun whose policy opposes alivery exter.tion. SCHOOL EXAMINATION. The School in Sub-District No. 6, Wayne township, Mki A. L.

Plummer. lescher closed on July 38th, by in examination of the pupils, in the classes in Reading, Arith mntiu ind English Grammar, fntertpersed with Declamations, and tlosed by the read ing ol Compuiiliona by the young Udiei. That the exercise of the day tnd the course idopted by Mis Plummer during th ptst three month in school were highly gratifying to tbe parenii, (a number of whom were present) will be teen by the follow in resolution, which were idopted without i diiseoting voice: Resolved, Thtt we ire much plaited with the course Mia Plummer bis taken In teaching and governing our ichool during the paat thre month. Resolved, That we invite Mis Plummer to teach our ichool next summer, if she may wih to teich, Resolved. That if Mi P.

ihould with to toich elaewher we highly rieotmnend her to my District wlahlng a first-elds teicher LEE EVANS, District Clerk. Cblcsgo Time hi been old to th. proprietor! of the Chlctgo Herald, and lha two ptper ar to be eomolidated under thd title of the Time snd Herald. In Com-minting upoa thi charge, th Chlctgo JorJrnil (aye "Thi hi bid look, especially at thi particular time, when Doug a la before the people aa a candidal for Presideot. The Time ha not only been hi home organ, but ha bsen recogn ld ill ever Ihe country a the leading exponent of Dougla Democracy in the Northwest.

If it. editor or publisher bad the least confidence or hope that he could be elected, they could pot have been Ind icsd to tell out it my price; but hsv ng now sold oul, tnd thit, too, to a mtn who Is by no meint a zealous friend of Douglas, and for a moderate amount, the event mar be regarded a conccaslon on their part of the niter hope-Icaene of the case of Douglssism; and it will be regarded by everybody." Buffalo Commercial hat tome sensible observitioni on thn maty' Intrigue by which Menr. W. J. Hunt.jr., tnd E.

Brookt and W. Duer propose to sell the Bell votert of the Slate to Douglss and then deliver them, bound bind ind foot, to Gen. Jue Line. "Htrdly tithe of the American vote," says the Commercial, "will be caat for Douglaa. day or two paat we have leaned that one of the moat prominent member of the National Union Committee, a man whose consent is ilmoti essential to the success of the proposed trsntfer, declsret thst he will best the bar gain if hectn, tnd if not will vote for Lincoln.

He ii i Bell mm, ind no contingency can compel him to vote for Douglaa." New Advertisements. SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF COURT. ON SATURDAY, Ihe 8ih day ol September, 1860, at 12 o'clock, on the n-emiae. will be aold to the highest bidder Ihe following real estate ta ihe property of Eli Clevinger, deceased, in wit. onuaica in riu.ning township, in raid county of Belmont, and being lha east hall ot tha aouth-eaat quarter of Section 33, Township la, ivRiiga cmitaining; acres more or Tcrma of Sale One-third in hand, one-ihint fn one year and one-third in two years, with inter-eat on Ihe deferred pavmente from the dar of aale.

HARR'SON D. ROMANS. Executor of Eli Clevinger: deceased August 9, SHERIFF'S BALE. Levi Hutton v. Uriah BY VIR I UE ol a mandate to me direrted fr im the court of common ulna ol beJmont co Ohio, 1 will aclU on Tuesday, September llth; 1800, between the honrsnf ten o'clock, A.

h. and four u'clock, p. M.ot aaid day, at the front door of the court houss in ihe town of St. Clairsville in said county, the following described premises, to wit: Pnrl of lot No. to in ihe town of Barnesville in said eountv, and desenbed ss Twenty leet cat on the we.l aula ol raid lot yt.

50, ami running that diilnnco Irom the west end of said loi eaat, and running back Ihe entire depth of said lot nppraifteq di we aum 01 Teimacieh. P. LtXHARY, Special Mader committ-ioner. ShcrifTa Office, St Clairsville. Annu-i9ih.

A.D. I860. prin lee2.73 DR. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS, AND MU UOOFLAXD'S BALSAMIC Till gnat tlandar.1 medielntt of Oil pretent ays, Aavs avjuirtd )heir grtat popularity only through ytart of trial. Unbounded tatitf notion it rtndtrtd by then in all cata; and thi ftoplt have pronounced them worthy.

liter Complaint, Djspcpsla, Jaundice, Bebtlltj of (be Kerroni Sjttem, Disease of tne Kidneys, and all amaiet anting from a ditorderti tiver or malcneet of the ttomaeh and digettint organ, are epeedily and permanently cured by the GERMAN BITTERS. The Balaamlo Cordial hae acquired 4 reputation eurpaeeing that of any eimilar preparation extant. It mil cure, withopt vail, the moet levere and long-etanding Cough, Cold, or Hosrtensss, Bronobitis, In-flataia, Croup, Pneumonia, Incipient Consumption, and hae performed the moet emtonithing curst sir hnotcn of Confinned Consumption. A fete dotte trill aleo at once check and curt the moet tepere Diarrheal proceeding from Cold in Bowxls. Them meiidnet are prepared by Dr.

C. M. jACKSoa A No. 418 Arch Street, PhOa-dclphia, and art told by druggittt and dealere tnedicinee everywhere, at 75' cente per bottle. The eignature oC.

M. Jxcrsoa will be on the outtidt wrapper of tack boult. In the Almanac publithed annually by thi proprietore, called Bvibtbodi' you will fmi ttttimony and commendatory notieee from all parte of the country. Theet Almanact are given away by all our aente. Sold by Isaac H.

Patterpon St Clairsville; do I. Hollowsv- Hu thine; do J. Sl J. T.Mercer Bcilairej do C. Judkine Barneeville; do JUppmcott bon Morritlown; "TO OBISrTXSTSl J.

H. WEST CO. HAVE JUST RECEIVED and liitend keeping oo hand a fhll annply of Jonea' And White'a (IV PLAIN and PIVOT TEETH. A lPO Gold And Tin Poll Ptlaa. Ac.

eHold at manurcWrer'a pnc.Jm( na FROMn-tT dttkvdkd to. RiLrmtKNci Dr. Piahar. Denttat. fit Clttrtvilla, Ohio, May li, '00.

(MUTE,) WOVLt) RESPECT FtTLLY NOTJ FV lbs poklls that aw. hss OMMd a sbop for iba manu I- aciHra. mj And, atandinf af BOOTH 4 0HOE.4, tio doora Watt ol Arfiek Ward'sBtora, Hendryatmri Bel i6n. euuntv. Otiio, where ha v.

Ay foind at all I (mas. ready to Atteud to'aay who nay favor hLmwtlh a fall. Allmannerof ftB? A IRlNGAiecuted ney1 aiubs sntlal aaut at reasonable prices. ilea- aprl NOTICE 13 HEREBY given 'that on lha Slat day of June I860, tn nndirtigned caused lo be filed in the cierirt ouic oi in common pieaa court ol be. mont county.

Ohio, an ajiplioati.in lor in alter at ion in the town olat of Zanee addition to Bridn. port In said aounty, by vacating Ih alley between lot Hi and KS i tiirj enrodiitg lh alloy between LtlA 12 and la Whanlina Ariwk. At ihMt term of said court th undandgnsws win ss uiit nh appucition tain no neara ant granted. juJ5 Moat Kiodss SIIERIFF'8 SALE. Simuel Raiiell John L.

Rusaell 4 wife. BY VIRTUE ol mandsMto medireetedfrmn Ihe eourt of common uleasuf luln. Mii Ohio. I will off. lur aale al ilia Iroul Uuur of court house in ssid county, on Tuefdsy, Atigu-t l4'h, ISfid, between tbe hours of teno'ciot k.

s. ami C.ir o'clotk. r. ol said day. Il luilownut duaunb.

A Real bsiiiaiowiti Lying snd bninj In Pullnev lownaliiD. eonriiy, Ohio, beginning fur ihe same el a auke "i 'rum ine centre ol Ihe Initial Ohio Nall-rosd track and So fi tbe we' shin of Nol.le street snd on line with ihe centre ol A vc-iuli street as deaignsted In ihe town plat known so tbe rlrsi RodiK-r s.Mhlon lu ilmeliynl norlli 17 Somin. naat (ningntm vtUrt anil psiallel will, the Railroad iraca 5-In i a alike on the suuili I land own-d l.y 'I' lln-n, theneesoiiih b3 ja min. east naghe-ie cuurae! bounding on said Horn's sou'li line io wel bounds of ihe Clrveland tc I'nuh irirli Keii-road; ihenen southerly bounding on aniil wrat boundary nf lo a Duini on with centre ol Seven Ih street; ilwnoe wa-ler1) lewtis'iiig viii.a saiu ocvirniu pir-i'l IO III plaen ol beginning containing almul 7 38-IOU aeroa. Ii-aa tlx Mlowmg deaeiiueri irn jt mliaaed Irom tni'i mortgage, as hun bv ihe reli ae recorded in the record, in the wM county, snd described as befelnnint for ilia aainn I reel Irnin tlie north-weal corner ul bloek tin Hi (in) in tho city of uvilaire on a line running north Ju1'" and on Ihe north aids ofSpTamb alreul in su4 ciijt; tti-nce i'h aid line norlli Slit fci lo tha a- uHi Imnndary Ii" oi A.

llorn'a land, thom-e w. with auiirt Horn's line in-ia leet to ihe rorih i ol an id street Hi leet to ihe plsca ot begiuninj coalmining 3-5 ol on acre, mora or leu. Said firnKleecribed iraci being the aaio" e.inver eotoaaMiohn Kunell by Kfly and otliera.leas iioriion oonve)d lo the ClerelanJ ritisbjrgh Kailrond company. iiirh ia not iu- t.uun ine aoove ocscnoiionot sanl lirt uaci at "noo. 1'eims nl sale ca-h.

Hci.l Aiaa'er. ShenfTa Office, 8l.Cli.ir,'ilk. Jul ig. t. printer's Ices fcJIIlilllFF'S SALE.

Andrew Myers vs. Andrew Broun ind Jas L. Brown. BY irtue ol a Mandate Xn me directed (rom the Court of Common Fleas of li-linont eounf, Ohio, I will offer lor ssls. at Ihe front door ol ili iuuri nouse in aald county, on Tuesday, August 14th, 18C0, -veen the hours of 10 and 4 r.

of said day, llis following described real eslale. lo wit: Situate in tin county of iklmont.Ohio, being parlot the soaih-west quarter ol aeciion No. il, lownbip5 and rai ge (3) three; beginning at white oak iree at the north eao turner ol a lra-1 I land owned by George Myers snd souih raiit corner ol lands ol Andrew Brown; thence an direction to a black walnul, now marked wiih three mirka on the east and weal eidee; thence eaat ui the centra ol the graded road; thence with the centre ol eaid road to the lands ol LouiaCaland; thence with his line west lothe lands ot Andrew Brown; thence with lib line south ST rods and 4 liuka to the place of begin- tiug vui.ii.w--u mi wmim acrea more or less. Appraised at $40U; Terme of so In ra-h. V.

Special Sheriff's Office, Si. Clairevilte, July 12. 1-60. printera l'ia Guardian's Sale by Order of Court IN PURSUANCE of an order of the-Probate Court of blmunt county, Uitro, rnadea tbe 31t doy ol Ju'y, lbGU, Jn the ci of Rebecon Anohau, aiiardnTi HcnrT Anihuir. rt nl gaiusl her warda.

the undefkiftiittl will on I ho day of lcW, at lu oVlack, a LD the premte in the county and fSlat atoreaiid and hereafter dftcrjb-a, oiTcr at public aale the following dtracrittcd real etmte, aituaicd in inunt cjuntv.0hio.to wit ihe one undit.iHrl il-l pnrtol the loll iwin(tdflicrilfd prenii- (oiibject lo the duwer lnttr-stot Kebecca AiibIiuii Bfffinnins on tin top of tho river bank, near unvi cm mi a line; in-nee corta e7- west bbi lee! ouMfe measure up ho river hill with the Mtd bmnhii line to a a take on a bench, thence along Mid bem-h a outli-eii ojudbo to Saniuol Ambler') line the nee east wi.h hie lino 4s6 feet laurtaca meal urej to tnti tup ot the river bark; thence up the river 40 vok-s tu the place of CN fiii ninif. ten acre, he the anme more or leet. ALSO The equal undivided third part ol the axca-ire right, privjle, power 8c authority forever ol mining or dipgirg lor the alcne coal niineran oi wnatMevcr aescription, stone or rock lyinsana oeinz unntr ine fnriace oi brimr. tract of land of hit-h ihehhfve described ten acrea are a part; con to in in acrea, 79 polea. ninro or teat; iyin? wen uuu in tne rear ot Hie above described ten acre, which tract ia more luily described in the deed from Wm Ambler and wile toe.

r. An.buiz.dited ly fth, d47. 'i'trnif of stile aash. Appraised at liv mid red dojlora REBECCA, A.NSliU'IZ. Ouarrtian of et al.

August 2. SOTICE TO COSTIIACTOKS. SEALED prrposala will tw received at the Audi tur's Ollice. tit. Clairsville, unlii llu si.i d.iv ol Auguit, fur building ebuimt'iiia for a bridge over Stillwater cro-k when the road lad- nig irom Lnainrjerinin's Mill to lUorriatuvrn and luihlna cni unid ereik on ihe lands of A ill Glovir.

tfaid uliuipienta to be bjiit ol Eood work maa header ar.d sirrlchers, laid in lime moriar, of the Nut leae thaa 10 nor more tlian 15 tapt to hi. determinntl fcy the perron Ripointed to auurin tena ine nunainz inereor: vi leet lonirnt he ba.i ans ten (IV) Icel long it the 4 feel thick ai the unto aria it-ei iick at ine too. the work tn hp done and completed in a good and workmanlike manner, 'he contractor tfrnishlne all Ihe materials. froposala ill alo be received I the im. ii me and place fur the erection of abutments for a limine over Wheeling creek, where the rod leading from Morrislown to Uniontown crosses eaid creek on the linds of Alexander Harrow, as lullr.wt: turn 8 to I.

e-. bij-u to be determined by ihe person appointed to superintend said work') the width, thickness, kind of work, materia la. same as above the contracting party to give bond lur the faithful perfoim ince oi wniract. uy oraer ot county commtMUiineM. juyl2 C.

L. IfJOH.MAX, Auditor. SHERIFF'S SALE. Wm. Kennon, et al vi Oenj.

F. Ogle.et il T)y VIRTUE OF A VENDI to ma directed J) from Ihe court of common Fleas of lielmont county, Ohio. I will offer lor sale at Hie front dxir ol tne court House in said county, on Tuesday, August 14th, IMI, between the hours of 10 o'clock i. a. and 4 o'eloek r.

H. of said day, the following real estate, to wit: lolano. it) and 19 In Block 13 in Bella ire Belmont cutinty, Ohio, with the appurtenanua. Appraiaea at tneum ot ii.suu. Term of rale etaSt P.

LOCHART. bheritf of Belmont coun'y, i ihio. Sheriff Office, St. Clairsville, July 12, ICCO. printers lees SHERIFF'S SALE.

Stewart Keeline vs. David Allen, tt al. BY Virtue of a mandate to me directed from the Court of Common Fleas of Belmont eountr. ilitu, A will ecu uu 1 ill Taesday, August 28; 18C0, between the hours of 10 a.m. arid 4 t.

M. of laid day. tt the Iron! door ol ihe Court House, in the town oi oi. viniieviuv, io aaiu conniv. ine lot low ing lands snd tenements, in win Being lot known and numbered in the plat of the town ol Kirkwood as number 171.

I crms cash. Appraiaed at $150. P. LOCI1ARY. Sheriff of Belmont county.

Ohio. Sheriffs Office, Ui. Clairsville. July 26th. Ib60 printers feat 'iSO SHERIFF'S" SALE; George McMillen vt.

George O. Harper. VIRTUE of an order of sale to me directed I from the Court of Common Plea of Belinuat county, Ohio, 1 will sell on August 28th, lSGOj at th front door of lha Court House, in St. ClsirS' ville, belsreen the hour ot lOo'elock. a at.

ind 4 o'clock, F. ssid day, the billowing deacribed reol estate, to wilt Lot No. 20 in Block No. 4 in betlalte City, Belmont county. Ohio.

(CrAppisiied itthe sum of $luO. Teimscaah. P. L'XWAttY. Sherifl nf Belmont county, Ohio.

BherifTs Office, St.CIirsvillo,Julv U6ih. ldoi). I i fecsifaO In A UEALTII 113 PLEASURE DISEASinvfrillTSAGONml tZUOVi. Jft i IVti.T TUKM. HOLLO WAY'S TILLS jrv.i W(MT Id MORP, thin or AfrfMtj a 4ee tnft rfittrf -int.

ftirwhrrnean trmAy Im found! Tlitr ono. drinli Ittit ii'a wititi, hr-er, or (il'lt. or ff hMtr. fion tak at C'itf- w)ti ti titMtijr pr-ler rtt Ii Un frr-d ur fan ran inke thr' tnr Pill vrf n-ftii; iiUniy nt fit in '( iti the of anil tf ihfe ro'ilan rui rm fl e-d, wiM Um hnf in mtti-l aitit bod, nit f.irjM ou hr iiijf nmrr. If tnr in on Hunt nmrr that ttu othf r'ii i thff Pill mo fainuH il KiKir pin( 1 1 vtrunn, j.Tif thftir power fci't-ii in Hlnnrl fram tmm itti.

mi I tm ri i and iped-l cri'on4. Cj nivar al v'Ia tho rmp rBtirl f-tiiMy fi- frirala ctwiVi'fili. Iftr tail, nvr wntn iti ay tiara, aul Awf frin( ah ut wini it riim rjl. flick nnd Hunt of Appftlta. Th- t1itir- whirh to 4tUn na wmrl fra-4HiitijT aria fiu mi annoy is era or truNh'a.

from vlttrucli1 jrFp iration, or Ir-nn eMing an' drttta-inf wiiat ia nnfit (rr tin 1ftta di-ordf rirr tli? Mrr im atom i 1iire'iiHf mtt it'i 4, if o'j mil to do rvfii. 'i de PiKa, ii inkf-n acfordt'if to ti.n rn ic fi'ivnctMinr, will q'tickl ret.tnrn licUUy tor tolih I.vff mnntrh, vlmnw foiloyir at a atitrti mni-nrt, a jfooii pittt ttiJ cloar ha I- i ihK Hut ami tcarcnty u-Ot unvit uiej for of the KM In alMiaoHtrt mfnr.inf thn. mfjiina. whrnhif the tcru io. mur.a or too Itttlc wiitr: or hnlir Ult i airiciea with att" or rr wnn itow Atid oam a aetiied In the Inin th riiAiia Mie kuluea, tbeaa iJ thou I.I i ir.kn Ui the prinifti itiri-cttcnt.

and if4 fitnifnt bond be watl r-ibhril I it's the tniaM huct a ed tune, 'i ui treAteai wnl iivi a.moxi trnmadiat tel. WU4U all th oiher fiwt ftffj. Tor Momtiln one of Order. medie las Ml 90 ef tutlly i Mr ra tht ttna' tut tiomc'cb wftbeve I'll it; tlwy remove all acid-Uyt occi4iont eiibir in-eniviera- or imjitnp' diet hev retch ih liVv-r Anrt rtdur it to health Act.ou; tiiy are oiidtrraity efficAcious tn cams of tpatin in itct il.f fad acri al. d-a-ir-de't uf tbe liver a td 6ioiach rft-Motloway's PtUs iU best rcmettu knoicn in th4 world for the jouQioing diswtm? aum tiitiua; llldlgtStiM: lutAininatiua; Janudieei lMrr tkipaii; litmh tfii Pile; Kaeuotittfiti IH rmioi OT heroin a or tU; 8a re Throalt; Htonf snd iraTfll! rro-idrj trooiwtit; Ti4i'uu' urqs a irurai Uie.frt; VrtiTAl A flretlmu ttiuic lies on lb Kiuf llwei lilies; of Oowtla; ability; I'ropty limr n.err; ISryaii'eU-: fevers '( ail kinui tut.

uttiiAcn'; nrms 'if a'l kind; eihne Irom hater tr cause. eio. (Ojfoule the Court Htnue.J St. Caihsville, THOMAS JOIII-ISOtT ANNOUNCE lo l.ia old (riends snj ihe poblio trnrallv Lh tt has agita irssetl iti wall fcnuwn huuH bir term ol years, lie bat reHtted an'J lucnifciiod tbe houte ibrouboul in lha boat styl. ltd will luorc ncitilrt ll.iinp.

Inslc a iMiniuiinnco. oi il pal: crime ahosrn him. Tho To this houfee sre inrge snd commodious and shall heau-n'ie'l by tru.tv saU cartlul boitlera. Ntwijinnibui. leaves tnia huua every m.iruinar.

Hundajra excepted, for YVboeliof, re-urios tbe ame day '1 b.i Cadi Hark lviee this House everv Tur-dev. riiurduv 1 fc'ltu-dny at7t t7 Anai.urd lu lilt bouse is a firslclaas Liver SiudI. junU M.UY D. FiaiS, ri-'HANKFUL Ft'R PAST FAVORS would wisb la tnfnrm bar cuatonicr SLd Die (idI.Iic tliel haa received and now vpcunif a srLENIllli AAUBTKeSt I avu.tti.i-a im mijf enntittinr i Fl.OVVLRK, RfBBoNK, aad AW KISI'S ur TRI.VMINt.ri, and is pr'TAred tauAka ana t'nn an jtii.a oi wiiu KttAireri na diatiAtch. nal TEETH I TEETH! I TEETH! IK.

J. 8. ELY, MAYING 1'EIIJIANFiNTLY LOCA' I 1 ted in Eoruertu'i. Aitanuuces ii at he is era iiared to perform all iertAiiitnir to Suiti aI or Wechanieal iiifittrr. mtlefsl Veeih ia- er ied erihru aiDF'A, in uiuctt, ur wta oniinuotta unit on Cold, ilrer.

or fjuma Pute, i a it. unsiAatisr aiADuer, And Vj.aam- to fT. ty eujni up with the improvements of thadar' ne tn merit ine nAironatje uieputme urais treatnita'tie AttXAewuara P. C. C.

fi tISWA KGETl 1 KNOUNCE TO THE PUBI-IJ that iriay will fnrai.b Horses, Curiiiiges, Omnibuses, OA I at all beura, with or without Drivsre In cunnrctioitliey are runnlae a Ciai From ft. Ciar'Ville to Wheeling and baek same aav Lenve St. iMalisville at IS aifniitcs after 7 o'ernok I eavA hos'in; At hatfpai3 m-TTTAU bnainevs entru.trd to their cars wilt ba prmuptlr tttaitdctf to, r.i qiiiru ai ti ft MX All 11 ijjot at nnz OPFiCR in Ola EattcnJ of aame ai5 wew stock: or M1LINE11Y GOODS. MISS P. ALKXAXPCR haa just reee.Terl a ui a iv I insui.t iaM ol (KNt ibis.

hlbuoNj and TKl.M.UIMiS, ee kiiiti.t'yic nnd. iy, on luriiin lo juit every ono whoiimv t'tvor rn-r witti tUvir pat run tire. A Ke.iy 'tumie tntnHft ulWoyiun Uap-i. She is utt'parift to iiis.iuisi'iurt all suit anil six-8 tl CluI'lrt iiV miii ui.il ti.i; wi ll neatness nmi tfi-ipauh, 'Meh cut.toi ft )h ftj-iioonu over oct-7511 JAS. MELLOR EROS.

ASFLFAD1D ASSORTMENT HI-IT TREES. VnuuntntU ShrMry anil Green Hoik flanli. 'Inn Jvumcty 11 situated on the Nilloaal Kourl, one mill-Kpt vl ejt. Clttirbille. Jrr der sent from I ill.

lance will I prompt) met. Addnvs. MMES MELLOR At BSOd, 13i'690S ell. Clairevilte. Heluionl coiinty.O.

HATS AND CAPS. 1AM NOW KECKIV.NG AN I) ti.anu-faeturiiig a (area and petif nt escort itut ot HaTS cr CAPS ronairtlrff Vh's. ntht an Bot JU.IT& ami CAl'r, all ol lettttt Iri-lmni. Ado, I.HilKlKN. P.WAMA AMI VA I II AT.

A lire and liftiat n.fciinu'U nl in JO iroodl 111 I aiilrl al ilieverv l-'i-vi--t vf. )f IlUt aio nf Mil and eiainiue tlia Uait atid lie tit i'ii li.ff ui)lo MS Us'u.