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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01

of the following, and can vouch for him all he
assumes and much more Ed.
For the Green Mountain Freeman.
BATTLE OF PLATTSBURGH.
Here where heroes fought here where their victims
bled
And groaning sought the mansions of the dcad'
THIS battlc, like many other important bat
ties, was fought on Sunday, September llth,
1874. consequently it has been counted among
past events for more than forty years. 1t is
generally known that Plattsburgh, N. Y. as
well as Burlington, VT, were occupied as mill
tary posts during the war of 1912. Many of
the newly raised troops, especially those from
the East, were marched to these posts and fitted
for service, and then moved west to the more ao-
tive seat of war. At the time of the invasion
of Plattsburgh, Burlington was not occupied
by troops; and 50 heavy draft had been made
upon the troops at Plattsburgh, that there re-
mained but about fifteen hundred mon Gt for
duty at the post, and many of them were new
recruits.
Things were in this situation when General
Macomb, who was in command at the post, be-
came convinced that Sir George Provost, then
Governor General of the Uanadas, and who was
then encamped at Odletown. with a large force,
meditated an attack upon Plattsburgh. The
principal inhabitants of the place became alarm
cd at this state Of things and earnestly besought
Gen. Macomb to remove the public stores, and
evacuatc the pest, and thereby save himself
and the place from impending destruction But
the gallant Macomb, like many other heroic Of
fcers, preferred contending against fearful odds
rather than give ground. He, therefore, insteac
of complying with the request, used every ex
ertion to stimulate his mtn to put the place ii
= the best possible state of defense that-the tim
o would allow Of Their labors, which were pur
II sued night and day, were crowned with success
and by the time the enemy made his appearance
before the town, they were in readiness to re
: ceiye him.
y In the meantime, Provost, having collecte
10 the disposablc force of Lower Canada, entere
is the territory of the United States, on the frs
e of September, with a well equipped army G
3 IA 900 men, and avowed his intention of sub
Il ugating the country as far as Crown Point an
d Ticonderogs General Macomb obtained the as
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01

whom we see them maintaiRingth stand, an
this powerful army retreating before them, all
must consede that they were extremely fortu-
nate
Should this hastily written sketch, drawn
from momery, be deened worthy Of
publication, it will, at least be gratifying to
A SOLDIER FROM WAsuINeroN County.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01

RsAsoNABLENKss OF ToLERATloN.-All my ex-
perence Of the world teaches me, that in nine.
ty-nine cases out of hundred, tho safe side
and tho just side of question is the generous
side and the merciful side. This your mere
worldly people do not seem to know, and there
in make the aorriest and the vulgarest of all
mistakes. How often in this world
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01

A prettytlittle incident, connected with one
of our Village Cottages, prettily tcld by one OF
New Engand's most gifted daughters-Miss
Julia Wallace, of Waterbury. We find it in
the Ladder Repository. Ed. OF FREEMAN.
ATHENWOnn.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01
D. P. THOMPSON, EDITOR PROPRIETOR

the actions that we condemn are the result oi
sentiments that we love and opinions that we
admire Mrs. JDmeson.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01

It is estimated that the loss on sour -four and
damaged corn in the United States equals the
sum Of s5 ,OoO, geo annually.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
Ofice....... Ouer Hubbard d Blake's Store,
Main Street, Montpelier, VT.

fasgs-one dollar and fifty cents per year in advance
Sz19 after three mouths Village subscribers Who have
th3ir papers left at their door, $500. :
Advertisements inserted in neat and tasty style, at
touazry prices.
poate AMI all th,r Legal Notices published at the usual
ratna,
n TasPasEaAy sent to eachtown in Washington County
es postage The postage for any distance within the State
will - Is cents year, payable quarterly in advances for
any ance, out Of the State 26 cents yeaso payable
aivance. Where payment is not made quarterly in ad
ance, double these rates charged.
~ -~~->>~~-~---~~>
J. W. WHEEIOCK, PRINTER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01
0he Gon,iIp Circle.
r Sir John IIurgoyne.

Bc slow to choose a friend, and slower to
change him, courteous to all, scorn no man for
his poverty. honor no man for his wealth.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01
miscellaneous.

We are personally acquainted with the writer
of the following, and can vouch for him all he
assumes and much more Ed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01

The fall Of this officer probably regretted both
sides He had ceased to contend but his Of submission
aud surrender taken distance for those Of menace
J and Defiance ard he fell TO rise 10 more.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-04

ga New GAME'-rhe Cincinnati Gazette of
this morning contains the following state
mcnt:
I'VE have frs'-rnte authority Cor masing
the following statement:
Circulars have been sent to the leading
Trimble men in every county in tn" State TO
ascertain their actual strength. for the pur-
pose. if they think there are enough, by uni
ting on one man to defeat Mr.. Chase, to
Withdraw Mr. Trimble. and. unite on Medi l.
They are figuring at this now, and if Trimb'e
STAYS On the track until the election, it will
be because his friends and M1dills friend;
are satisfied that they canno, con, mand vote:
enough to defeat Chase
| The above Information comes to us from q
reliable source"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-04

THE ORIGIN OF THE rRIMBLE MOVEMENT -
A correspondent of the Cleveland Leader. in
an account ofa TRIMBLE nesting held at Mas
sillon, SAYS that f.. p Norton claimed, in h's
speech, TO be the FATHER OF the TRIMBLE
party and stated that The whole scheme ct or
qani.aiion pas concocted in his office by him
ard a teto of his friends" CHARLES ANDER-
son. Judge Johnson and Co. must feel partic
uarIy gra,ifed at the idea of playing second
fiddle to Mr.. NORTON Gin. Gazette.
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S4eriF's SAFES.
SIIERIFF'S SALE.
Alexander Armstrong,

Alexander Hall and Perry Wilkinson.
Y virtue Of Cd alias Exec utiyn to n.n
fdlrecied from TIE Court OF Common Plies OF BEL
mont County O!iO VIII C.!er for sale e; Public Aue
tIOn
Satar3ag,the 6ts day Of October, 1855.
between the hours Of 10 O'clock A. NJ. and 'cIock
NJ OF said day q; the front door ofthe Cour House il
81 CinrSvII!e IN said coGuty, the following Lands l.
tenenenis situate y ing and beng in the county Of
Belmont and Sele of Ohio .md buuuded and Deserted
follows 10 wit: Lots numbers G--ll-Ia-IJ-lC-i- l.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the L. part ii Log 40
81 IN tie lONh Ui the Crest Western in said cuuuLr
taken Ia EHa:dL.oI al the su of Alexander firm tro
SherlI's utlite, 81. Cairsv!lle,
JOHN {. NICHOLS, Sheriff
aug 80, 1855. 81.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-04

e-A short visit to the tair Grounds on Tuesday
m"rring convince, us that the Board OF Managers
nave bee n industrious in thei- arrangements and
HAT tho Fair would be- good one There are i1J
stalls mani OF them double. Tor horses Il cattle, and
many stalls ior hogs und sheep The Ilng na- been
considerably enalgcd, the halls .cftted new seats
h'ud up overlooking tie horse rnl.ato2e ther mul-
'ng the grounds equ, to any county grounds in the
STATE Nehuve the assurance that Col. HARRIS will
Ce here to deliver the addr SIS on friday.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-04
GRAND CONCERT.

We nre pleased to learn that Mrs. Drew will favor
us with one fter Grand Concerts at the Presbytsr
an Church, on Wednesday evening, October 81. on
which occasion she will be assisted lyy j. s. DREW,
CHARLiraDREw. and rof Dietrich Programmes
will bu issued on wednesday
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d ] z D..

Mrs TIRzA A, RAMSEY, widow OF DrW ii.
Ramsey, and youngest daughter of the Hon
BENJAMIN Rugg'c>, departed this life on the
26 ult., in the S9th year Of her age, 1t the
residence of her fstner.-(Obituary next
week.
On the I6lh inst, of cancer in the breast.
Mrs ELIZABETH GREENLEE, wife of WIN
Greenlee, of Sm tn township, aged 30 years.
On the alst inst, Mr. WILLIAM NIcHoL Of
this township, in the 67th year OF his age.-
Without designing to eulogz, him, or fttIer
surviving friends, il may be remarked-Shile
few others had rs many relatives, he was no
disgrace TO them He was noted for punctu-
ally in all his engagements, and seldom ab-
sent from his post, in either church or state
Though man OF considerable property
naturally OF a warm temperament, and laving
much to do with others, he was decidedly
ayerse to lawing, and his chararter is ur-
blemished by litigation, as his friends conf,
IDENTIFY believe he never had lawsuit in his
life. Sues his first connection with the
Church, some forty years since. nothing ID
known TO have ever suspended for moment
his rights to the enjoyment Of all its priv
leges., And as he advanced in years, hisre
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-04

B--At tic Island Fair DR.. Alexander of this
place received ihe lst premium on riding horses
Hiram Pennington received the lst premium of S25
on his brown geding, in sweepstakes on geldings.
We shall publish the premiums awarded TO Ohioans
as soon as possible.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-04

9JJAMEs YEArle, Of the Pleasan, Valley Wooden
Mills requests us TO say ior him that his factory still
continues 10 wave, and he is now us ever, prepared
onpnunctuie ~oo!en goods oi oil kinds, land quail.
ties. Its high time that we were supporting our
own manufactures, instead of foreign nanI.
tac'urers, especially when they gre us good as
SrATIs' invariably are. Give him call
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Probate Court

The jurors for the of Common Pleas ere TO he
returned to the CLERK Of said LOut aad the Jurors for
the Probate Ourt 10 he returned the Probate
Judge: aud The Judges OF the Elections Will take no
ice. that the pios must be opened between hours
II and 10 Ooclock a. and closed al ctock D. m.
said day. Given under my hand al b. Ciairsve, ,tsst
9Th day OF Sep, 1865. sa..... y 49, - :
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Justice of the Peace.

We are authorized 10 announce ALEXANDER
MCMILLAN as a candidate for the reelection
TO the Office Of Justice Of the Pence, for Rich.
land Township, at the Election to be held
on Tuesday, the 9th day OF October.
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We find the following reply TO that document
in the Ciucnnst Ge:eue:--
Another Reply to the "Times'
Circular.
The following i, copy o. lie re, punse
county, TO lhe crcn or SEM IRON The Times
of1ice 50 lndustrluas!i:
DECATUR, Ono. Sep alst, 1885.
MEssRs. SrARBUCK a. Co..
GEKrs-i receiv Il yuur ire uar and few
lines ACCOMPANYING, requesting M to give
you some Information concerning the Ameri-
can party M this vcinity. Sul,r me tell YOU
sir, there is not ON" man IN our council who
will support Mr.. Tr'mble FIRST, because he
is not an American any more than Dir. Chase,
and has spoken us hard vi the American party
as Mr. Chase has. Another reason, he is
now in HE dotage if he had no, been childish
he never wuu have accepted The nomination
We luuk upon every man up our way, who
saws he will voc Tor Triuhle, as no better
han a Treasury Eater. virtually casting his
influence iur MeaM d. 60 There is one old
man living in the ueig ghburhoud, who is the
only living monument uf the Wing party,
gong to support Mr.. Trmble, ON account,
he says, OF old acquaintance, having lived
close by him. All the Democrats here are
urging men of different parties TO vote Tor
Trimbe; andthe Enquirer Is filled with use.
full Information taken from the Times. Las,
fall the Times was down on old Rob" with
avengeance;-noS they can quote from ont
another as brothers in one common cause--t,
defeat the American party. III, sir, how
hast tlou fallen! You buasled of last fall,
election as b :ing great victory. So il was
but did not the Republicans assist us in tn,
great work! and now all they ask is tn,
election OF one man, while we Lave the res
of the candidates. And yet you will not sup
prt him because il did notgo of to suit Gin
cinnati. Therefure, you get out another ma
at the head of the same ticket, and call hiI
Cincinnatus. And whilst Ford, Baker an
Gibson are on the stump day and night for ,h
candidate that heads them, (Mr. Chase3 W
are sowing discord, and lorward,n, Medill ,
Go. warn you, as an American, to recan
or you stand just "here you have stopped. II
tool Of "Rob" the Treasury Eu.er.n Yo,
paper h,s large circulation al ibis poin
but since your present course they have d
termined to stop them at the end Of the Yea
We are not to be sold for a mess of GIanl
Trimble So goau'bye, Editor Of the PIN,
Wm. N r.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-04
REPUBLICAN MEETING

AT THE
CouRT HOUSE, Thursday evening 4th inst
Will be addressed by
B. s. CowEN g. MILLER PENNINGTON.
Come and hear the reasons why you should
vote for Freedom ard Reform aud against
Slavery and High Taxation.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-04

GRINDING ES THIS SAME MILL The crowd
that VISITED the rity in attend nee on tbs
S.a'e Fsrwas amused, last evening. with
speeches rom NJ. IN lerson and Jud - Jobn.
s,n ot Cincinna", am Mr. G ST OF Xenia
Attorney General McCo k. who was nd.
veriise5 TO spclk TO the Loeofucos. kiodv
gave way these gentlemen.
20 how delightful lis &, SEQ
such brsth;en dwell ia uniry."..Jor nat
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-04

9.rTwo three boys were abou, on the streets on
Monday go much intoxicated that they could scar.
cely walk. Why does not some one arrest
these young bloods and showthem that the law Gun.
not be violated with impunity1
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PROCLAMATION,
y Office Is HEREBY GIVEN

" lOL ID HEREBY GlN In y
' theqIsItri E'ectors oti'ic County or Belr.on.
in tile state ul UhIo that they meet in tie s.y. ra
townships oil sad County Al TIE usual places O. a0
dug Il ectl1ns, III each Township. the second Turs.
day OF Oculer lSi5 it being the gih of said month
then aud there to eecthy ballot according 10 law, tine
following named officers to wit
One Governor, Lieutenant Governor,
Secretary of State, | Auditor OF State,
Treasurer of State, Attorney General, .
Judges OF the Supreme Court, | Member Of
the Board Of Pubic Works, / Senator to
represent Belmont and Harrison Counties, Q
Representatives. for Belmont County, Co.
Treasurer, Prosecuting Attorney, Coro-
ner, Commissioner, Director of the Co.
lntirmary.
A"d the trustees of the several Townships in sid
county required by law TO return two is Of Ju.
ror from their respective Townships set for The
Court OF Common Pleas & one set for the Probate
Court q follows
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-04

VWe are requested 10 announce the
name of WILMtTH JosEs, Esq. as candi.
date for the Office of Justice of the Peace, at
The election, next Tuesday.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-04
SIIi,RIFt'S SALE.
Philip Jarvis,
rs
Elizabeth Morrow, ct al.

ny virtue of an order ui sale to directed from the
- Court vi ComuOn Peas of Belmont County, Ohio
will offer for sale al Public Auction On
The 81 day Of November,
lS5j bctweeu the hours OF lU O'Clock a. aud O'Clock
p NJ of said day, the from door uf the Court House
in ST. Cau sville IN SAID county the following DESERT
he'd l.andr and tenements, Situate lying and being in
KirkwuId Township, IN the County of Belmont aud
sta u Ui Ohio aud houhded and described as follows
to wit:
BENG { part of the North f. quarter OF Section No
"A III Rau.e Nu.6 aut beIiunuI for the same al the j.
west corner vi J. Waddeils Lot on the Graded Road
thence SOuln 90 -weSt poles thence sOutl Cd L.
o. ~ pulas thence North "a poles, thence west u
~ pOie Tie place ol hrgnug. containing 1873 per-
cnes oi Land. Appraised al SlOc dollars.
Sh criif's Office, DC. Cd 1855
JOHN c. NICHOLS, sheriff OF D. L. ..
$685.
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Beat it who can.

We have received tom Mr.. Wm. Simpson, of
Smith Township, an upple oI the Mammoth pppin
variety, measuring l5t inches in circumference and
wtiaihg l.2lt Tins is the largest apple we
ever saw,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-04
ID "a 9 lNlSfsSs kaawn 10 b. in.
u ~ AF making i, fla oi ssO

hNse OF selling, uidiog, or sarteriug
,.esv.Slritous or nalt liquors, vine or cider on
Sunday. The same penalty Tor wiif,lIv Der.
mttlng them 10 DO droak. on or about me
premises.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-04

ETOur old lIieId james T. ! anner is again
the held cnndidae ior public favor, in the way Of
selling Boots g. Shoes. R,mtmber lis address and
give him call.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-04

3Tff any one has any curiosity to observe the
manner in which bees work, they can be accomno
dated by calling at Tie Store OF STONE 4 Thomas in
Wheeling. 1heie l. perfect SWAIN in their hiv;
all the time
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-04

81 A 6isgrnceiul fiht occurtd in front Of the
Court House, on Thursday night last. The instiga
tor OF the fight was, as usual phiskey.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-04

ICERlNOEs, Thibets, Ail'Wooi. helain, Plaid Cash.
All meres and full variety OF every style oi tSh!es
Fsshionahle Wool Dress Goods, sogetner with more An
tiaue aud Plush Trimmings TO masch-a much larger
stock than we have opened and as cheap AZ
ever beore ofsrcd Also s(ew OF Merino Satin de
ChinS supeib MiIe fof LADIES' Dressesaye,y desr'
ssls' q, fTONE e THoMAs's;
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-04

The editor of the 'RJche,t,r Dsmo,raE"
gives this receipt to xii hsas on dogs:-soak
The dog five minutes in csmpht ne, and then
set fre to him, The effect is ins:apt4nsous.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-04

3JThe Circus last week was great bore, as
Circuses generally are. I lie clown iah run off, to
kUptI' n, beng ar,s'ed lor p"mmelinga negro At
Barnesville. They We're Il scaiy Iouking So, though
III
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-04

a1rRend what Kline says ubou, the Excitemcn,
n, sebaslopo Tic tells some sober truths about the
low price Of his goods.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT
AT SEBASTOPOL!
Also, in the Western Country, on accounl
of the Good Harvest!

Also, in the Western Country, on account
of the Good Harvest!
Z HAVE bought a very large assortment
E orFaucv aud iStaple DRY GOODS. to which in
vte the attention of the citizens, aud bc ~ general
Just CoIne aud look as there is rumnr all over tn"
about the goods being higher Than tey nave
hrrn lut an ask ~ cali. and you wIl md On ac'
of nv 'Agr stock, will sell cheaper Than ever
Eli ht hundred pieCe of taliroes a. almost Vnur own
nIcr; good Calico at SIC. per yard 100 ricces NJ tie
haiHe very eoOi quality, Al I2'.; 80 pieres ot Cling
hams some ward WIDE at '2c per yard-fGAt co.
mak u yrd wide at 81 per yrd; Cohourgs aud rarra.
meta Cnts Iheanrr than tey have ever heen hr0uIht
to the Wpsan excellent qnauitY FOR - c's per Na'h;
raccsi "f al c01rs snm' very cool al 2 Cts peryd;
Back silks. very good quality, 81 inches wide CT 10
ceuts per yard.
Shaw!s. Shawls, ShawisI
ASH have a very large stock, aud want To make room
for more coming. will sell at extremely low prices
MANTILL LAS!
sell 25 per cheaper than you can luy them az
Laree stock Of RoNNETs. OF all kinds. which will
sell at greatly reduced prices.
Chrutsets, Collars and CnderseeVes, a very large
assortment. .
Gentiemen zone nord 10 the rise is sufficient" II
won art uv he hest qualities ior lhe lowest prices.
Of Sa,netis Cassmcres Cloth Vcstnes. Stock, i'dfs.
sc give me cali is all ASK ana am sure you WIZ
| he sttishei.
Ready-M ade CIothing.
Ihsve hpnght the largest stock have ever hought,
a ID will sell them 30 per cent. cheaper than you oan
| huv them ., Wheeling.
Also a ,arpe s,sortn,ent of Hats. Cans Boots and
Shoes aud a great many other Articles too numerous
to mention. Ca'i hefoe Won uirrhas" elsewhere, and
| am sure YOU win he sttished before y"u leave.
- An kinds Of country produce taken IN exchange
| for goods. SAMUEL KLINE,
81. CIsirsviue. Sept. 81, 1855
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PUBLIC SALE.
There " IL lie sold {

the I3 day of Oct, 1855
al the residence Of tie subscriber vnge miles Eas1
al St. Glars yilic the following described property
- vii:
HEAD OF HORSES, 9 SPRING
COLTS, 5 MILK COWS, humber OF
YOUNG CATTLE. HOGS g. SHEEP,
One four horse Wagon, Piows, Harro~s,
Cullvators. ami ali the usual farming i'm
plcments, ais S set of Wagon Harness, Hay in the
stock, llousehoid and kitchen furniture, a..
Terms made known on day OF sale, Sale TO conf
meme al go'clock a. NJ.
sc 20, 1855. +. BELlI.
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YES, WE CAN!

NOR we can show n larger stock Of L1-
u dies Broche shawis. Long shawis, Maniles. Tai
mas CIoaks tc &c also, cloth Tor with trim.
mings to match, aud sell them a, lower price than
any in tile city. Just try us al the
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-04
JEWELRY| ]EWELRY!!!!

/ HAVE now on hand complete asFnr'-
3 menl ol Jewelry embracing The latest aud nIosi
hea uiifu patterns OF Games, Lava Painted Go one
Mosaic aid fancy Gold Breast Pms. Ear Drops Finger
Rings, Lockets Bracelets e!lar aud - ,eve Byinns,
Crossts, &c, &c, j. L. StolI'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-04

G Nm take pleasure in calling the at
tem,ion of his customers, aud country merchants,
10 the largest fresh stock of Boots and shoes,
Bunots Leather. &c west of the mountains. CONSIST.
ing of over $3.50 caSes for FalI aud Witer sales puI
chased from IiIe mahuiHrturers IN New England.
at The lowest cash prices, which enables him To oer
rare inducements lis customers and dealers gener
ally Great has been observed to STYLE quaity
aud s5cssuch sizes - are hest suited to the Western
country. .,
In connection with the ahLve he desires particularly
10 call the ate 10 Gnms manufactured Tor himself
in tuis cty, suitable far Farmers, Manuiacturtrs aud
Railroaders. consisting of Mems boys aud Youths
| coarse, Caf aud Kip Sewcd and Nailed Boots an0
Bruggns. Women's, Misses aud Childrens Caf, Kip,
| and Morocco Boots, BuskIns Jenny Lnds ct. TINS
being feature his business, lie trusts TO receive
/ a liberal acrcssiun to his former trade
w Merchants visiting OUT chy on lheir way Eas,,
wll find their interests promoted ny giving inns STOCK
an examination, wilht ivrrsGrs assurance that lie
whsnot he undersulA by any, either east or west oi
| the mpuntaIns.
| October 3, l. ). lm3
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-04

gard for the sscrcd observance Of the Sab
bath lncreased-slso his punctuality in attend.
ing to ali the duties Of the christian profes.
sion, both public and private. But in the
inmily--on all Of whom may bis mantle fall,
he was model in gen,leness, kindness and
affection. Cow.