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een he used hi. spare msents IN learning something From
e,de Of boys Debating Society he is celebrated orator
sud accomplished scholar
-, e.d bi book; il viii Instruct and stimulate
well .. sulu-e. And IT is TRUE.
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P.oY WORTH KyowIys.-Spsdings Cephsko Pis are ser.
tsp cure for Sick Headache Nervous Headache Cosveoes
snd General De0lj'y.
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rCO WORCESTERSHIRE SPECTATOR is

the only Daily Morning Paper published in the City OF
HAMILTON Canada Wes and is tie leading commercial
paper pubbed the extensive snd enterp.ng section OF
country the Niagara and Detroit Rivers ID has large
circulation in all the towns and villages along the
lines Buffalo and Lake Huron and Greet Western OF Can
ada Railway Grand Trunk Raway from Toronto to its
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mediate Counties. Advertisers viii therefore find s columns
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THE sEMl-WEEKLY and WEEKLY EDITIONS,
published espectiye, At 70 and 81 per snnum enjoy very
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tsemonts intended for the country population will best serve
purpose being inserted In either orboth Of those editions
Advertisers mny communicate directly with the publishers or
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GILLEsPY ROBERTSON,
Publishers and prgprietore,
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independent Republican Nomination.
JOHN. l.. bLEAkLEY,
For Alderman Ia, AdeInisnic District.
Fourth Senatorial District.
REGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS
JOHN P. DOUGHERTY,
jjSsIFHH j9SssIEPH " y. 'HAwKEs
CHARLES h HALL,
FRANCIS T.. HUBLBCT
JACOB ftCAhh'
rhe REV. George l.. Prentiss, d. D., viii preach preach
TG-NoKBGW ,fhonksVyingl at II O'Clock, Va the Central
P1esbyteIisn Church, brooIne-st. -
MAYORS OFPlcE, EEw YoHk, Nov. p, 1900.
accordance with cust0n and the proc
al ffp Goyernor Of the State Il bacomes my duty
Mayor 20 recommend 10 the people q TINS ci,y As
Of THURSDAY The 2sb inst, as dsy Of thsihsgi'ng sna
S IN py 1dsrnent the country either IN its political
oysl rssciSi aspect presents features for which
b5 he thankful arc called upon by every considers
, I'd ersat pTayer for fIis inerpositon and protection
rom the irnpendn OWLS which aTs'en institutions ard ;he
eyeore W. acEnoyiedgng our dependenre ALMIGHTY God
AVID deeply sensible of uuwo-hire' ley the day set
apart thanksgiving be obryed 10y the popo Of TINS ey :.
on Of humiliation s'd suppcsonaot oiai:ig IN our cyers
tb "a preyo hope hst those wholeye u violation Of he
Ei conno4 rnuorTioicay and Uueiy inflicted these in
ure upon oy be the only sufferers by their own "ioked
u - 0'' sid FEBNANDo WOOD, MsyOr
Wakc I'm. Boys! Fire in ihe Fifth District;rlh'
4iaennic stric and al ohes in favor Of returning that z
sH e 20 the Board are invited dS 70 STs Wf6Sfs1sY
EVENING 23tb met, At IA Eminent speakers are Invited
n address The audience. l,>,,yr.r-x- p,,.. D.. r..
Plated Goods az Retail. - .
49,, ~ -, = ,.re .sco-trleft Of PLATED JRNS, CAKE
u SsTFIS 9CSSTORs. COEFEE-P0Ts, TEA SETS,
sP00Es FORKS BUIlEA-KhiNLs, &ep by RETAIL at 'he
a'''l "'''-- LGcIUs HART. Sos. and Burinsslp.
DO Moi Dye Yonr Hnir.-M0II'S tIE@iiCAah pp-
MADE b waraled RESTORE GRAY liAlli cad nhlsho
EES 10 ieir original without Dyeirg Pnce 70 snd ~
cegfs Der bole tor saie by ali DTussfs'
Prepare for Cold Weather roD,,.n,s
yAgVIT1T'S UOT-AUl FURNACE and PORTABLE
HFITEES arc powerful and economical fsinl's haas i'i
,.,-Yf.rq I!r.l ~. houses store, &c
BARTIETT LESLEY, NO 40 broadN'y, ". 4.
Charter Election.
.iok,ts Posters Cards, Circulars etc., printed promptly ana
=, ,,s.srtsbis rses BY THOMAS HOLMAN Steam Printer,
Ral.oad Building corner OF Centre SUD White as
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Nov Ready:
VYRENCHs WESTMINSTER SERMONS.
Sermons preached in Westminster Abbey ~
DEAN TRENCH.
lyol l2Do. 81.
Alz0.
IN STfrDY OF WORDS REVISED.
bv DEAN TRENCH,
entirely rewritten snd enlarged.
vol, l2mo 70 cents.
ne" LORENZO BENOSI, by Rain, ,-,.,-
vol I2no ~. .-
NIT AND WISDOM or s1DNfh S'liih'
Fd.ted by r. A. DUIChlhCA,
aud Portrait
WIZ ~ J. WIDDLETON,
Successor 10 J. 5. REDFlELD 3,
No. - Heetmsu.st., " !.
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-. ,,a,.hx.sed CopinsI WashiDg fiac chiDe,
kreach's, s,rNTRpooiti.TD Npooi AND INDISPENSABLE!
pEICE ONLY JKs DOLLAEA
u.,ot No Ile Broadway corner oi Ca,htt
~ ,,snt.s in Ell parts Of the United st~-e~
AsoN' s1sp yOR A OIRCCLAH. 80 ,,.
,,---- ~. 70 , Fq3 Po.tlDHlos, keNYofk CITY.
A"~" r. n BEEkCH
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Eighth Judicial DistrictAt Judicial Convention Of
shs ~ A Wards held 81 the house Of Dir BTassn'
the Monday. 70 1850, Pnusnt 10 cal of
the General Committee Of Tsmmay Hal, ASAEL X HER
RICK was unanimously Tor Civil Justice IN sd Dis
tricL Signed NATHANIEL JARVIS lr,
u: v fSIEs,S Secretaries Chairman
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Illustrated ron olilinal drawings by John A. io"s,
Rzquiey engraved aud printed partly In tint On enaeeo -
~ ha.ttif, innr and lnis sh. and hOlnQ
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GHaMs.

WANTED-A COLORED BOY who under
stands waiting and is accustommed to drive single
horse and carriage Apply at the Office over CANFIELD
bhoIhhks co, corner Baltimore and Charles o3
WANTED-SECOND-HA BOOKS-The
w utmost value for PARCELS OF BOOKS, sent me
from distance, returned the same day.
JOHN p. DES FORCES,
o1I,,o Antiquarian Book Store,
=z== 80 IL Light street
w ANTED-TWO OR THREE GOOD COOP
& EhS, to go to Pennsylvania None but stea ly ms
.C.- Baltimore Post Office ''' p' sl3 TT
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E0ufatiGn.

H,D: KRAFFTS FRENCH Ola SSICAL
I1ASOhOOL, No. lib SARATOGA STREET. between
howard ana Park streets Age admission
and IL years Prospectus to be had Jas s Waters
"a Baltimore street, or at Mr. Kras Dwelling, 80 Sara
losd stIeet tn27t
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TRUSTEES SALE

&1es& FARM IN HOWARD COUNTY
by virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for Howard
county, passed IN wherein We " WOrthnpton anJ
VIE we're complanans, and Charles Rdgely and Others
ueendantS the subscribers Trustees will offer at public
2Gth Of October, 1860 ' ' " 90 INA 'ne
me FARM in Howard comfy which the late Dr. Chas
" Ridgey resided situated the old Montgomery road
~ miles from BALTIMORE 10 miles from Ecots Mills and
miles from Laurel Factory, containing 277 ACRES ON
LAND, and adjoining Carrolls Manor and the farms or
Miller. 1e' "'" Dehton
in wood wa y Nv "0i''
The improvements are frame DWELLING HOUSE and
necessary Out Buildings. "
Terms as prescribed by decree, are Onehird cash on
uay OF sal; one third in year. and onethird in two
years te credit payments to bear interest and
cured by the bonds or notes of the purchaser with surety to
be approved by the trustees. '' "
VIM. H. G. DORSEY. D.
s2S-TH&Mts THOMAS D0NAIDSON Trustees.
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4aritnItnraI.
ygVNs 0skEFFEWEs
ESAKER'S AND JARVIS ISLAND

AKERS AND JARVIS ISLAND
~ ~. .GUANO
Z, The undersigned have b en- appointed by W H. Wrag
Esq, Of New York ~ ~ ~ "'"'
AGENTS For THE STATE OF MARYLAND
:, FOR THE
BaRKRS AND J1RVYS ISLAND GUdSO
ana are prepared to supply dealers and farmers with any
quantity OF the at lowest established prices in hand
some and substantial bags or barrels " ~
. THE BAKERS ISLAND
IS nov wei established the valuable phosphate
~ mo ever offered 10 the agrclturst The present cargo
men we nave Tor sale, imported direct into BALTT
MORE per ship Mary Bradford 1t contains as per
STATE inspector "a cert phosphate Of lime which,
e0geher with ITS peculiar combination with various yau
properties and its great souby renders it the richest
anu most concentrated Guano yet discovered
THE JARVIS ISLAND
also OF direct mpot into this market contains
brought to the market ~ ' Ct Set
5th,soh SuANoS are warranted genuine pure and nm.
and every package bears the name Of the i'm
Pv a1sI ~ STATE INSPECTOR and our own brand
from N"i oniy oe optdlneu
con aiming the history OF these Guanos certif
from farmers and planters who have used them nnnn
various crops IN every section of the COUNT " and annie al
WI '''e't USE eau De oDained at our counting ROOM
7. MALCOM II Co,
tram and Guano Warehouses;
opposite the Corn Exchange Building
oe &c WOOD street, Bowly's wharf,
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Bubble gaIts.


UEh@ON q CAS
a. TRUSTEES SALE.-BBT2 virtue If docroo
t Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city, the under
- sIs1ed Trustees, will sell The Merchants tx
Ve R T Ia iSo r. a 9,e?Tk Gt n
PROPONENTS in The city Of Baltimore, more parcnarI
N two adsnues of suitcase from John Eage
recorded aons The aP6 e da;fd Pbuar - 1852
Beginnns lar NG S iSi to9s SOC and EOS respectively
G Feet the ho EAST o f a Of Eegq
inches to four alley Subject To- PunS o. re ee
S61 90 payable semiannually January and Julg
story SsH Back B Gdngy Brick DWELLING with
20n he side Republican street a7 feet north
Of fayete street. and running north Is feet by rectangn
lar depth Of 50 feet inches to four alley Subject 70
July Improved new threetora greH t bWTPafTy
ING with two,sory Brick Back Building -''''A - " h
~ Sst north fr of Bsn
st si sc and running each orth rectangular depth
eac s2 payable semannaay LIST January and July and
lNa with story Kitchen in tie rear ELL
T 70 the above property is believed to be ndispuabe
the T anu ground rents to day of sale will be paid by
noer M of cash. and the balance secured by
cured to The satisfaction the Trustees interest and
'D' '-s' 'n'ofH%s Mo 3 aP PHXS e
o6aTsv&ds AOlEs s1 Il sG6EEY8E99 81 Trustees
HiH VALUABLE FEE 81 SIMPLE PROPERTY
Ko WA BALIlM0RE CITY cause wherein Caroline
oberss Il ant and Leonard Jarvis Kendall and
are q, PENDANTS the undersigned Trustee will sell t
iniGin at ne Exchange Salesrooms Second street
the PoSt ONCE in the city of Baltimore on
DAY Noyember list, 1860 at o'clock P NJ the f,IoS 9
ard Jarvis, deceased: " WIZ i'ai estate Vi Leon
M ES TlSA Al Y, THAT LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVE
HOMES SFFee Reng Nc 60, and occupied by B. H.
Esq Front 70 feet and depth 3e feet
M one tWH4Trstory BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
~ 10 "a kOT OF GROUND AND IMPR6V EuENTs
6 is ss se P'HgS & tfS dfRR
rear now Scenns + b and SCHOOL in the
poses. " ~ - VIII 1NaPteu ior business pur-
No "a GROUND RENT OF SIXTY Do1,.Ps
on te west side of Wyeth street. south Of Colnmhis
our rents Of This ground divsbe into
;d 40 ~ IVA LOT OF GROUND unmprovel on the west
Ie aker street. between Columbia and St Peters
Front l29 feet; depth So feet. ~ e'ei : s'S'
LEI OF sale as prescribed by the decree are ono third
cash one-thrd in six months, and OnebirJ in t riu
~ h from DAY OF SALE with interest credit
u secured by notes, with approved endorsement Tbs
sale. WIN NC aiportoned TO day OF
EDWARD OTIS HGNKLEY, Trustee,
ol02aw3w &ds GfRS0NN' sU rn street
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AmustMltnts.
A SHAKSPERIAN REVIVAL

"A THE TsAGEny or HAMLET
the original text
The legitimate drama-wiih all the popular surrounding
OF music scenery, costumes and machinery is presente
THIS EVENING, in the great play of HAMLET. for tn
approval OF the lovers OF the drama cty of baltimore
produce the grandes work OF the Dramatist-who If al
or ancient poets had the largest and most
henslve soul The result OF the production of Hamlet will
whether his plays properly produced still
NoIE-The same play (now announced) with certainl,
no aper interpreters liberal outlay, as produceS
Museum) 80 - ~ " S p"p"'a
Harvard University from the President to the last Fresh
applauded and extoed the young and gifted actor
VINO has yet an has ndtire city realize that appreciation
SO iaxlsny bestowed upon him everywhere else He is
superior to this indifference but the manager breads the an
quent degradation OF the stage to gain sustenauce
linen, who can drudge for such wretched age,
VINO want the bravery to support one stage"
THIS EVENING, HAMLET
HI. AT HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
haiile' Edwin Booth
With the accessories of beautiful Scenery (by M GE1z
ana Splendid Costumes to heretofore never at
te"Ptedl IN Daltlmore ol52t
GR DANCING ACADEMY.
GN PROF. CHAS. L. SPIES SCHOOL, AT CENTRAL
A BALL, corner Baltimore Charles streets is now
GENT IA CLASS Tuesday and Friday Evenings,
CLASS FOR YOUNG LADIES, MISSES and MAS.
TENS on Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons from till
Also, at POWHAT4N HALL, corner of Pratt and Bond
DAYS OF TUIrIoN-Mondays ard Thursdays, from .
~ o for Ladi Misses and Masters, and for Gentlemen
BmThe aboye HALLS are in splendid order and will
s-7eolm ~
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4nbIit SaIts.
iSY x. LENNON < CO
RnGH NS WuADR

6szS4 vo LIE UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS FOR
iGfh will offer auction on TUESDAY
asant at o'clock, p NJ. at the ExchanEe Sales
ri ~ ~ EnSElGIIHS "a OF THE SHIP sSANTA
m ~ sae now lies at Hendersons wharf Baltimore
ine pan IA CLAUS" built at East Boston in isss
f Is MGkAT under inspection of Capt Alden Gil
tD1 ana IN an respects rstclass Ship Register 255
cotton. " ~ "e"" "eisht' or o'zVV DaieS
She can be examined at any time by application to
o-ts JNo. HENDERSON & co, or
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UANOI ANOIl -------

OF If NN"'S ts,11te:L'
ANOl GUANOII
S F FfRSnGf ses
o sS$sAS S%S a Ra En- Pt II Sfi:'
we daiuepp o. An Is ample for the season, and
thn as1sr IT as [S21ssf 5go RA h
mus SAVING the farmer every expense.
MEXICAN GUANo
two f ermer bsins among tho and
Our stock of
CALIFORNIA GUANo
No FL Eaff rs OF Esf ffaR
Rslfssd to be fdl e Rfst tart
Dss IG9kEs oGND y boS fg be applied
Finely powdered fS9P gp92 Sd Bones e}p
various brands the WR' #HTEG6GkP t'e Co.
TH0RLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE
has compsey rev9lutonised the system of feeding
iul5-tt MAcD6NALGb :" ( DUGDALE.
T'HORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE
Of Yaa shot oW 9e and produces saying
h3 3n7 look and feel and "o5f Your
THORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE
# given to an overworked horse restores him. #
Hiihg de SeTse to h appetite thin
TNHORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE.
feed rese fo a in fine economists largely in
and thrifty. F'' anu Keeps them healthy
Casks containing I4S feeds $l4; half casks e.
oodu py MACDONALD Il DtJGDAJE
JulIu corner Pratt street and McElderry's wharf
'EO FARMERS AND GARDENERS-A NEW
to Guano cheaper than Stable
pelng aluyial deposit, composed of animal and
pegeaoe matter Can be obtained from the Ice Ponds
tue Caule snow Grounds. Distance from Charles OF
avenue half mile at Cattle Show Grounds onarter of
ie AT Iou Gate from Falls Road half mile at Upper Re-
seryoir Apply at SO South street. fF '
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MOIASSEg
SYRUPS,, TEAS $ 81, SPICES, Ere '-''' ''''D
On fl. nr.u,,... PEBL1c A1GgcE1oN
al the e st9r So and Warehouse on the north
HILLEN AND F S5fusFS1 STREETS
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, oet5berr lIfbb 1864
6a I'll 32 AL at H STOCK H il fq@ s5RE
"@pfiiPg geRs Nh Essety and Hape 9 pat
30 AND PfHE GREEE A ri BLACK TEAS
7 LARGE AND SMALL a,,--1-- las
195 BOXES OF STARCH, '-'N-' Enc io'' TEAS;
SUGAR in barrels sYRUPs anil M6LAssEs in 'bG barrel;
and casks. " ''''
sperm Tanners Patent and Lard Oils, in and
LIQUORS.
BBlS oi Of Pure Old Rye wHiSKEY, Jamaica sPIR
Dark BRANDfEs' TO- apple Feach' Pale and
1 CASK FURE FRENCH BRANDY-Cost IS per
COFFEE, TOBACCO, CIGARS.
BOXES OF PRIME cHEWSG 4SR E9 C9PPEE
"a THOUSAND CIGARS
SEA oANgRLEs soap Brushes ssE TUBS bs Curry Combs
Pickles Sauces Cinnamon Black Pepper in sacks: pre-
P119d n cG Rss in BSEes Mustard in boxes and
Ivy Ivy PApprrs SACKS OF SALT.
10 BARRELS 81 Els FISH ,,.,,- ,..,.
1O ~ BLACK PEPPER.
Mexican E&si!itTsE % SREE' and sacks
- ILATFOSM SCALES; Counter Scales and WEIGHTS
35 66A 6SgE IN ST All CASKS AND CANS FOR IL
ALSO,
At 10 O'Clock, in front Of the STORE
One superior EXPRESS WAGON
TermsAll sums OF and under 500 cash all oor o,;4
months with interest and security to the satisctian
of the Receivers. ~ e Sa'isiac'l"h
BLThe dealers particularly invited to attend az
trade. ''S i'r retaii
LGTHiER NJ. re- RSEAYFN6LDs, Receivers.
ooeoauS WIN HAMILTON, Auct
60 IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF
@iiiI THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CTTY
she undersgned, trustee, will sell on the nreisas
OH hQNnAr the 22d day of October at O'Clock p
4. ALL THAT GROUND in Baltimore city describe;d os
toiows VIZ beginning for the at the corner Srr
V e lnte section OF the west side Bethel street and %
south SIDE OF Baltimore street; thence westerly
Baltimore street thence outherly
one hundred and twenty feet the south side Of a
alley ten eet wide thence easerly parallel with BRfimnra
street sixteen feet to Bethel street and thence northa
one hundred and twenty feet to the place of begnin
SUBJECT to the annual rent OF forty dollars e"5'
Inc above lot IS improved by tWo-story and ott;o Dill
Nv EliN MO- fronting Baltimore street sixteen feet I'm
ABOUT thirty three feet deep, with Back Building bc
Oh thirteen feet front and thirty three feet deep
Ierm OF sale, as prescribed by the trustee
at the time of sale the balance equal
TOUR and eight months, with interest from the dav 0f
ee ana ID be secured to the satisfaction the trustee
T. MCLAUGHLIN, Trustee
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BY WIN. HAMILTON

RECEIVERS SALE.
| ~ ~ A LARGE STOCK OF FIRSTCLASs
DNuCERlESa LIQUORS, WINES, OILS, MOLASSES AND
SfRUPS, TEAS, SPICES, ETC
| TO BE SOLD
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-01


DIED-Augusi l6lh near Bridgport. Of
Sore Thrnst, CLARA LAvxms sged six yssrs
and six months, daughter Of John and Be,
bsrah Amsrins.
There 10 little mound f0.V
Where Clsra's laid;
The pure white snow VIA n
Comes softly down to kiss the ground
OF Clnra's grave. -....,..
There we have laid to rest
Our Clara blest
Her tiny hands upon her breast.
Twas when the flowers we're 10 full
bloom, 'lNt5 f1.
And little birds poured forth ,hsir tune
Ths, angels came in bright array.
And kissed our Clara's soul aS ay,
To perfect bliss, and endless day.
Now upon our Saviour's breast
Clara's lovely head 10 pressed.
When here our pilgrimage 10 Ger,
And we stand upon the shore .,.,4
or Jordan's stream, n - = = = -
Our Savior's gentle hand i t.i4l
viii bear us to to the land, ..,,
Upon the other shore. F tHt
Where Clara we will meet,
To part no more"
w. DARBY.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-01
The Oil Region in Pennsylvania.

The Oil Region in Pennsylvania.
A correspondent Of the Boston Pos,
writing from smong ,hs oil works of Penn.
sylvanis, ssys:
: .ThS hotels are crowded, peopl. often
S,stpIng three 10 bed, and one hears noth.
MI islksd Of but 'patrolmsn.' 'surfare indi.
'estioss. ,sosisg. 'rerritory. pumping &C.
Landlords, doctors, lawyers. minister,
blseksmi,hs, end almos, everybody has On
intsssst 10 swsli bored, or being bored A
tofshs slsosion. h ls entirely :iorgo'tsn Id
the sseernsss Of securing . fortune. a
yoli,,cipn drove up 10 Father Rs!msn's
Rural hodss. In Franklin. Che old man hs'
Two wells. pumping any barrels dsiiy0 snt
sher getting HE dinner, eommsnesd pump
Ing The old ssn,lshsS. by ssking. : How Il
yoiitJest"
E.Dsnt know sny such %eIi srsuud here, !,
replied Father Raymond. .a.
Bot" ssys the stranger, "what 10 th
prospect for Dopglss or BreckinridRsr'
"0h!" ssys Boaifscs, u don't know;
oil depends on whether thsrs s.s any SUI
face indications"
"But," continues the guest, twill iusio
~ down among you oil digsers'"
"Fusion!" sxclsims the landlord, "well,
deat know; soma o! fhess chaps calls
gsologists says thst there must be, fusIt
below, 5ut my opinion 10 tbst the d-l b
ssasshins y do With hd0wn there, bsfo
We get H."
.Bu,," "ssys- -tbs politician. "srs you 0
ip fsvcs OF Squ,tisr Sovereignty 10 q
.Tsrritosissl" I. !.
.HoiI viii shoot anybody vio darss
squat on any Of my territory, and ov
-four miles On Fandy crssk.r,Hr !.
.GIys me ny horssl" ssys the strsns
I 80 ysnossd. I @ 's,r' III,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-01
That old FrRud.

That old Fraud.
The Gazette does not have the manliness
TO take back i,s charge Of fraud In the Iss,
election and thinks that Il ID not possible
thst We would deny that money. wss spent.
freely in oil the eroR shops. Well, oil we
have to cay is that y money wac so spent
The Editor Of the Gsse,,s ough, to know /,
but ws do not believe any such thing. The
Gssetis has charged this corruption, now
ws desssn2 the proof n he has II he will
give II. n he hsA no,-snd we are positive
hs hiss none. then lsi every man who meets
him, read the brand which the facts prove
even this: "Thob hast lied"
But. BY the Ysy. taptsin, ,didn't,'you,'sll :
democrat Of Wayne Township thst " h'
Sonld voto the whole ticket that You woult
Ses that he wss p. certain 5000 W.
van. 10 know, Captain the people wan, ''
khow.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-01
FARM AND MIILPROPERTY

THE undersigned offers al priva 10 sale his
Il Farm and Mill Property, on viii ch be resides
,itua.s in Kirkwood township, Belmont county /,
Ohio on Saltwater Creek, ABOUT ~ miles North
ot the Nanonul Road, and known as the Egypt
Funn." Upon said premises are good FIGURING
aud Saw Mill, an excellent s,ore.room with .
dwelling attached, a good Blacksmith shop, with
dwelling attached, also, a good frame awell,ng
with we'll OF good water; and slso'two other
dwelling houses, with good slublng and other out
buildings. Said Farm con uins 200 acres, OF which
100 acres are bottom land and under high s,ate
Of cultivation. The prem ises are reasonably well
wa,ered, and have about 100 young trees Of seec.
ted iruit
For further information call on the undersigned
on the prsu,ises. ~ by letter address him Al
Morristown. o. .rlit NELSON PERKINS.
nov i3mpd
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-01

whosvsr that may ss,is now in town per.
forning che wonderful undertaking Of walk
ing 100 consecutive hours without sleep OF
rest. So at least his bills say. What gooc
l, doss him the people can conjecture sfto'
they psy their sdmittsncs Zee. You can dc
this ssS will then end out that he IL a mas
Of nesb and blood like yourself only not o.
easily ssds fool Of. We are assured thai
he walks, by quitting fret enc foo, forwsrs
then the other ahesd Of thst just like o,hs
people. sar .a.. ,,.a..als..i io