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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-11-17
LEGAL NOTICE.

TANE McELROY, Catkarine Brown, Addison
y Brown, Amelia Brown and William Brown
will take notice that petition was filed against
them on the 18th day OF September, 1859, in the
Court Of Common Pleas of Belmont county Ohio.
by Alice Welden and Jacob Welden, her husband,
herein the said lice demands partition o; part
of lot No. 81. in the Town oil 81. Clarsvile, in
said county. said part being 25 feet in width. of
the West side OF said lot. and extending lis whole
length, the partition also asks assignment of dow
er to he ce.endant, Jane McElroy, and partition
subject thereto. The defendants are required to
answer by the 25h of October next.
Sept % 5w S. w. GASTON, Clerk.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-11-17
SHERIFE'S SALE.

MARGARET MoBEELY Us. REUBEN PERKINS.
DY VIRTUE OF Vendi to me directed from,he
ID Court OF Common Pleas. @! Belm ont county,
OHIO, l will offer at public sale, on TUESDAY
November Is. 1859, at the residence of the defend
ant. Reuben Perkins, on Capiina creek, Washing.
to -.9nship, Belmodt county, Ohio, between the
hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ and O'Clock, F of suid
day, the following property, to wit: One yoke of
work cattle, % head OF hogs, and one bay mare,
Terms OF sale cash. p IOCHARY.
Sheriff of Belmont county, Ohio.
Sheriff cflice, st. Cairsvie, Nov. Sd, 1859.
printers fees S3,GJ
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-11-17

4J Grape growers can carry on their business
mos, successfully at Hammonton, tree from irosis'
Some forty Vineyards set out the past season. See
advertisement oil Hammonton Lands, in another
columns en-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-11-17
BOOTS AND SHOES.

lFThe Hammonton Farmer-a newspaper de-
voted to Literature and Agriculture, also setting
forth full accounts OF the new settlement at Ham
monton. in New Jersey, can be subscribed for at
only 25 cents per annum.
Inclose postage stamps for the amount. Address
TO Editor OF The Fa,mer, Hammon;on Post Office,
Atlantic co New Jersey. Those wishing cheap
land, OF the best quality, in OF the healthiest
and most delightful climates in the Union, where
crops never cut down by the frosts, the terrible
scourge of the Nor;h-see advertisement of Ham
monion Lands. 6m
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-11-17

GrPersons wishing TO change their business to
rrnpidly increasing conntry, new seiiit nen'
mild and delirhtful--see advertisement OF Ham
wontop Set,Icment in another column. 6m
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-11-17

GTAll wanting Farms in delightful climate
rich soil and secure from tross-see advertisement
nj Hammonton Lands in another column. 6m
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-11-17
TO DEALERS TN CLOTHING.

RI HE SUBSCRIBER begs leave 10 call the at
i tention of Country Merchants to his extensive
and fine assortment OF CLOTHING, manufactured
under his own inspection and by his own work.
men. Dealers will find 1t to their advantage TO in
spect the stock before going East TO purchase, us
the terms and prices offered will be found TO COM
pare favolabiy with those of Eastern manufactu
rers. THOS. HUGHES,
No. 35, Water Street, corner OF Monroe,
3S2m Wheeling, Va.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-11-17
BAD LEGS, OLD SORES g. ULCERS

Cases of many years standing that have pertini
ousy refused to yield to any 0the. remedy o.
reatment. have Invariably sucCuaibed 10 few ap
o. nj
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nv ron GENIIIL DEEILIIY

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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-03-31
NUMBER 8.
oAupb p saws Biddy. elm faintin' wild [

"AughT says Biddy, 'I'm faintin' wild the
power nv i'm. Cast i'm off yez, MANI =
''Howly St. Patherp says Mat, throwing
down the sack; .'Biddy, the baste is pole
cat Lave the house or yez i'll be. kills IN
tirely. Murther and turf, purity kittIe o
fish yez made of it, to be sure, to he mistakin'
that little divil for hnrrumless cat r r5 4
Mat, fore the love o God, if yez conva-
uient to the door, be afther openn' it, for
Pm narely- choked wild i'm. Och, Bildy
Maloney, bad luck to yez for lawn ould Ire
land, to be murthered in this way, Howly
Mary, ,pertict me Mat, I'm clane kilt in
tirely-taek me out o this y I'D, -s..s p
Mat drew her out doors, and then broke
for the pump like quarter-horsc, closely
followed by Biddy. i, .-g-. at ,.nt
"Shure, that little villain bates the diyi
intirely; he's ruined me house, an kilt Biddy
an put me out o consulate wild mesilf for /
month to como. Och, the desayin vagabont
bad luck to him." and Mat plunged bis heaC
into the horse-trough up to his shoulders,
Get out o that, Mat, I'm narly blind,
and Biddy went under the wather. s.0ch
the murtherin' baste," says Biddy, sputterinl
the water out of her mouth, "mc best petit
coat is split intircly. Mat Maloney, diyil I
trap will | ivir help yez to sit for acatagin.
"Don't throuble yersilf, Mistress Maloney
yeve played the diyil as it is. Nivir fca'
me akin lap'orth o yer assistance It's 4
natural fool ye are, to be takin' a baste OF
pole-cat for house-cat." .7.gst -a J..
Mat and Biddy went cautiously back t
the cabin, from which the offensive quadru
ped had taken his departure. Things wer'
turned out of doors, Biddy s petticeat buried
the bed, which fortunately escaped, move,
to a near neighbor's, the stove moved outside
anG for week they kept house out of doors
by which time, by diut Of hard scrubbing
and washing, and airing, the house was ren
dcred once more habitable, but neither Ma
nor Eddy has forgotten the Strange cat"
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-03-31
Rrifkins VS.. Blifkins.

Blifkins returned home one night this
week, at a very early hour in the morning,
and anticipating "result," he thought by a
little bit Of tact he might avoid any trouble.
He entered the room, turned up the gas, and
thus arraigned himself:
"BHrkins, this is too bad. Half past two
o'clock. Don't you feel ashamed when you
look at your wife to think of the way you
are going on ? Don't your heart upbraid
you when you look at injured innocence
sleeping there neglected? 1t amt no use for
you to say that Committee Meetings keep
you ont for if you had amind TO come home
you cohld. Perhaps you must go through
with it, but how came you to get on all
these committees? Can't they have ball, a
party, OF fair or new bar k, or new
line Of omnibuses but you must have fin
ger in them What if your friends do asl;
you, can't you say Nor What if they DO
use your name without leave; can't you
Withdraw? Now, Blifkins, the truth is, you
rather fancy this excitement, and you don't
particularly care about getting out of the
way but, Blif. you have done your share
retire to quiet life, nnd let balls and parties
take care of themselves hereafter Injured
Innocence here raised her head and said
'Fool!0 That's a fact, Blfkins, you are Q
fool, but still certain amount of public
spirit is laudablc, and if everybody should
conclude to keep within his own shell, what
would become of the city? Stasnation, oi
course Nothing like keeping lively"
''Mr. Blifkins," interposcd Mrs. Blifkins
don't make fool of yourself by trying tc
anticipate the lecture you deserve. 1t is z
guilty conscience, very guilty conscience
tnat troubles you. Why don't you amend
It's folly to tell me that you are on com.
mittec that requires your attention SO late
Why don't you get out of such committed
which quarrels every time it meets, and thcr
is obliged to have supper to heal up thu
differences. | suppose you'll have the com
mttec at our house some day, but let me tel
you they'll get bit of advice. Don't tel
me, sir about wanting to get up your back
sleep; who disturbs me every night; Yes
! sir, know they. don't have balls in summer
but it's always something" Blifkins hat
seated himself as she began to speak, ant
fell into a sleep, dreaming that he WAS en-
cased in armor, like the steel-clad knights
Of Colonel L., and was sufIocating for wan
of breath. When lie awokc Mrs Blifkint
was still talking.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-03-31

Hs3~A renowned Clergyman not thou
stnd miles, from. this city, lately preached
rather long sermon from. the text, s,Thou
art weighed in the balance and found want.
ing After the congregation had listened
about an hour, some began to get weary and
went out Qthers. soon, followed, greatly to
the annoyance Of thc minister ,Anotherpcr-
son started, ,whereupop the parson stopped
in his sermon and said: S"That isfigbt, gen.
tlemens as fast as your are weighed pass
out Y, lie continued his sernmoh ~ some
length after that, but no one disturbed him
by leaving. -<S
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-03-31

BY GEORGE WASHINGTON COok.
.Lt6u1T we've
They tell me of land Of vine lisrf
Fair Italy, far o'er the sea. ~
Where beauty's gorgeous temples shine;
Where grow the classic flower and tree
Where thro' the vine enshrouded groves,
Bright winged birds. like seraphs, sing
Where lovely Art in rapture roveS;
Where Cupid's sweetest arrowswingl
But brighter. fairer, far, to me,
My native land where all are free
.IIA-sE cIA assa-1cEw ia
They tell of Greece Q loyelier land
- Far famed on Learpings classic page
( Where lived the gods; where, hand to hand
80 Did ancient warriors fierce engagel-
OF Turkey, with her Sultan rich;
~ OF SPANS bright daughters Of Che sum-
France, with her court, and wiles that witch
And Britain's fame is dwelt upon!
4 Still, nobler, ioyelier, far to me,
My native land where all are frcel
Sing not TO me Of these fair climes, =
rs The lands OF poesy--of art ;s-ve.sE
For brighter far, in splcndor CLEANS
My country's star within my heart !
Meath Europcs fair, resplendent sky,
Tho art, and wealth and love may reign
. Dwell thousands that would gladly fly
To our Free Land, beyond the main;
Yes brighter, fairer, far to me,
My native land whore all are free
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-03-31

Our maidens, are to us more fair
Than stray in foreign courts or wood
Our bards, to us their numbers are
More sweet than Europe's classic flood
We have no pampercd Sultan here;
No reckless court, no "merrie'' knave
But freedoms banner, proud we rear,
Where rally round the free, the brave
All, nobler, brighter, FAR, to me, f..
'- My native land, where all are free!
Can Europe boast of men more brave
Than they who freed this glorious land
Than they who early found,a grave
Who fought at Waslington's command
Mol they who fell in ancient Greece,
At famed and sung Thermopyle-
Tho bards their praise shall never cease
~ No braser fought their land TO freo
All, nobler, brayer, far, to me,
90 My native land where all are free!
LYNN, Mass. r .fl - 2'S
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Procee dings of meetings not of a general
character, charged al 4 cents per line for each
insertion. -r.-
Yearly advertisers must confine their adver-
tising to their own business. ,g,... d.
ALI TRANSIENT ADVERTISING, out side the city
of Cumberland, cash in advance. ., -
Persons ordering the insertion oflegal adver-
tisements will be held responsible for payment
r-the same when the time for which they were
ordered to be inserted shall have expired.
IssoLvEET NoTIcEs, cash in advance.
PArEsr MEpIcISEs, one half in advance and
the balance 10 six mon tbs. r...
ALI JoB WORK, cash. +----..t ~. o.
The losses we have sustained compel us to
!, adopt this course. 1t will be strictly adhered
to il all cases, and no advertisement from a
distance will be inserted unless accompanied
by the cash. ~ sss,a sss,isssUrs w.. 2
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p BsA Say Pnnap.s yosi niggcrs where ycu
get dat new hat t2Dez. ssoaz.As4 sssu
I e~Why, atde shop ,sofs course. .ggssslsa
si.sWbat rs the price of fssucllx an. artic'd as
dat2'ass siajez zzn-a4sTg E1s a.as
sd.'I don't knosys nigeerfIsd sdou,t sknow--ds
sher-kepr iessafdar G s.zns.s-sq
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Rates of Advertising,

One square of IL lires, so cents for one in.
sertion--subsequent insertions 25 cents each
All advertisements under IL lines charged as q
square.
Business Cards in the Directory, per anuum
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bsa- Mr.. puiiup coming lsne late, 'rret-
tySfulka fluids thssuiking slippery. and ex-
claims. 9ey5yer-vety :sitgia vsh-ivitsneYsr
water freezes Il allas Il rafse7ssy syisha &c sLaiir7
perry side up; dem'd singular" t.
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FAcuI.TT,

z. r., LosIER, Prineipal--Lecturer on the
Science Of Accounts, Business, Custems, etc.
J. N. PnfLLirs, Professor or Bookkeeping
- 4 and Gommercial Caleulatiopfs
II. H. 4tfEs, Astociate Prof Of Book ksRsfp-
.hfnezGsI wltE9a v1.9waL -
Nee IeHrsoB ,prefcssorFpf Penpmanship.
s IW4LraHs, ESQ, Mercantile Law-e3
-kxx E.I.- REESE ! ?; d D.. c9nmsreialE Ethics
Hon John 3 Ken1edy, Hos. Joshua vansant
Jacob TIass, Esas go = william Khals, Esq.
The .ilns sasnally Fsasiirsd e senpiais -ths
sfaq cegEsa, Eon3 fo u theks.. ! ! -.
s6s
K. e LosIER,
Jan. 27,iIa5a.-ly. Bal,imsre.Md.
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lEAkuKRYgY0frse MAaf

z 1870 EVERY YOUNG MANI
Should write Immediately for one Of those
Large and Beautiful Ofnamentsdi Circulars, rep
resenting the Exterior and interior View Of
the college, Pennmanship, &C.. which Eill be
sent By return mail, free Of Charge, will. .cata-
logue containing List of Students, Terms Of
Taition, Opinions Of the Press on our nsv syt-
tenn of Book Keeping, etc. Is .s,ss ~ =
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DriGkenon. NJ, axes disdnefiop thsls: q
+ nssh r. SIilssse n 1ss's IS s sso5 nc. : bsztso n
laeeE beer i shoest riglifss 2 Ze -
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vile, and cold : :SaEcr' iBss''tIIs. Yi.uake
amy man .s;kealsby veal ilysand vice /"
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gS-Ap exchange speaks Of, ! chap v
feet 50 large shat wl.en il rains. or when
wants, to get in the Shade. he Lies down
his. back and bolds sP one foot Isfplly
Savers tbe plrpesesefsan umbfollasali, :.
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eng 5sam .esnnmJ' 70 o-sisnsa sas
: eo s&ssH51 bsas3-iav hla eij.srss v5sv
basf faoa or dls4T Bra; sdi % aootsgs
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.aa pB ,t1ag ..tssslaap 80 20 susob
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1lnktifal.
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gEE From the Eagle and Flag.
MY Native Land.

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77 r.f.glH ti1.ot a. v.gtas-.i-.l -ls
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are rmphatically Southern in their education,
views, and feelings, are at all competent.
Others, instead Of giving that literature suit
ed to our wants and tastes. win furnish that
which is repugnant, and oftentimes injurious
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natural Evidences of the Truth Of
39 Th17G Revealed Religion. z

Edward Everett in his eloquent address
rsccnfiy delivered before the Agricultural.
( occ;o.,, az Rnfrafo said. ~ =
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taanlSind-spenetfates into5 eyery circle, ait
branches of society. and forms The most sue