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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-28
Fe1er and Apne

Ton which mankind suffer ovor a larce mar, Of
filf globe, stha cpnycqucncg of \ diaehstd ncilon
y the sytteIn, indicted By iiie poisonous mIakm
ofivegetable decay. This exhalation Il evolved
by the action Of solar heat on wet soil and rises
with the waiory vapor from Il. Whilo the sun "A
below tho horizon THIS vapor fingers near the
earthb surface, and the Virus Is taken with Il
through the lungs into the blood. There Il acts
,as ~ irritating poison on the Internal tiseera
and excretlng organs Of the body. The liver be-
comes torpid and falls 70 pecrcte not only this
virus, but also the bile from the blood. Both
the virus and the bile accumulate In the circua-
ton, and produce violent constitutional dsor,ier.
Ihe spleen, the kidneys, and the stomnch sym
pnthize with the liver, aud become dleordered
.also. Finally, the instinct Of Ocr organism. as
~ In an attempt TO expel the noxious infusion,
eoncenrates tho wl6le blood of the body in the
internal qNcretorios to force them TO cast II out
me Ul0odslaayes the surface, and rushes 10 tho
central organgwith congcstivo violence. This IA
The pHILb. Buti1,ah ahis effort Il fails. Then tlle
fKvEh follows, m which the fliood leaves tho
central organs and rushes 70 the surfhce, rs ~
In another effort 10 'expel the Irritating poison
through the other great excretory the skin In
this also falls, and the system abandons the at
tempt exhausted, and waits for the recovery OF
strength to repeat the hopeless effort another day.
These are the fits or paroxysms Of FEVER AND
AGUE. Such constitutional disorder will of
course undermine the health II II Is not removed.
We have labored to find, aud have found, an
anfidoha -
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RESTAURANT AND BARill
Tremendous c rash,
DOWN GOES THE PRICE |!
/. N. & w. M. GREEN,

ENRoM this time until further notice VIII sell
IL Oysters at the following prices:
WIS Whoie e Cans No. Oysters 80 cents.
Whole Cans Selected Oysters ALTO
HAlf Cans do IS eents.
All Oysters sold by us warranted good and fresh.
Come where you can money, aud buy your
oysters At /. Ms W NJ. GREsN
Jan ll-tf No. aI6 Third at,
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Soothing Syrup
No. 1,n.tUa.. rs,..


Which greatly facilitates the process ofteething by
soitening the gums, reducing alllnaammation--wiil
allsy ALLPAIN and spasmodie action, Andl
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS,
Depend upon It, Mothers, Il wiilgive restto your
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
We have put up ana Boldthis article for over
ten years and CAN sAY,sI coNFIDENcH ArD
TRUTH OF IL, what weQf have never been able TO
say Of any other medl-s-s clne-rHEYER HAS 1T
FAILED, IN A sTNGLEkO INSTANCE, TO EF-
FECT A CURE, whennf timely used. Never did
we know an instance ~ tofdissatisfaotion by any
one who used II. On thek1 contrary, all are de-
lighted with its operA-K' tionB. and speak In
terms Of highest com-nO mendation Of lis magic
al efectB and medicAl~~ virtues. We SPEAK in
thiB matter "wHAT We DO kNow,n after ten
years. experience, and(0 PLEDGE OUR nEPUrA-
TIoN FoB THE FULFfL-,- mENr or WHAT WE
HERE DECLARE. In all q most every instance
where the infant 10 Ruf-L-f fering from pain and
exhausticn, relief willtv be found in fifteen or
twenty minutes afterkH the syrupis administered
This valuable preparas. tion 10 the prescription
OF one OF the most EA6t RIkNCED and
sklLLFuL NURSES inO New England and has
been used with NEyERO FAILING succEss IN
THOUSANDSO OF CASES.
tnotonlyrelievest ohildfrom pain, butin-
vigorates the stOmaohUl and bowels, oorrects
aeidity, and gives tone and energy to the whole
PING IN TIL BoWSA ELS AND WIND COL
&c, and overcome conf. Vulslons, which, A. not
speedily remedied, endl% In death. We believe II
the BEsT and sUBesTt~ Remedy In the world lin
All cases Of pYsENO Terry ANT DIAR-
RHG, IN CHILDREN, whether II arises from
teethlngi or from AnytR other cause. We would
say 70 oeverymotherwhod0 has child suffering
from any OF the toregoSS ing complaints - DO
NOT LEI YOUR PREF JUDGES NOR THE
PREJ JUDGES OF OTHG ERS, stand between
yoursuhering child andy the relief that will be
SURE yes ABSOkS LUTELY SURE-to fol-
low the use of thiskS medicine ~ timely used
Full directions for using will acconpanv
each bottle. None gen . uine unless the fae-aims
lie OF CURTIS a PER u KINS, New-York. ia on |
the outside wrapper. y
sold by DruggiHtstJ through out the world.
Principal othoe, q No. Ia Cedar st.,
New York.
Prtoe only IS Cents per Bottle.
DR.. w. w, STEWART; WALTERS A KEIso.
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DAILY EMPIRE,
fftm lbsrifsmsn'. aD..ils.

DAYTON, Feb. 81 90.
Mn EnTToR--It is held BY the fastidiou,
Of this, as we'll ae every other oitv, that 6ret
men are a necessary evil---that they are to
be used, but not catering too. ls
Now claim that the Volunteer Fire
Companies Of Ohio are the most self snorih,
cling, benevolent associations In the country.
and hs such, commend themselves to every
philanthropist In the State.
But my object 10 10 find out the true cause
for this complaint 1t is, think, nothing
but whisky. Men, when getting as hremen
loose their manhood, and make themselves
blaokguards, only when they imbibe few
potations too many. do not say that they
are all 80, but on the contrary, the great ma.
jority are right the reverse. But there are
some in every company who get dunk at
every fire. For the acts Of the few, the
whole are condemned. Hence the name of a
necessary evil is attached to firemen.
Now in justice to themselves, the sober
henest ones ought to expel every one who
in any way compromises bis manhood let il
be BY erink or any other wag But il
seems they will not take bold Of IL themselves
SO il naturally falls some where else, for
change must be made or down goes the
Volunteer system. Now there is one other
way 20 avert the fall. IL is simply this, for
the citizens not to give any liquor gratuit-
ously during fires. IL has got 30 be too prev
alent and Is high time it was stopped. IL
does the dremvn no good, but on the contra
ry, 1t ipj1res them in many ways. Let the
citizens think this over, and it will be appa,
rent at once that they can obviate every,
thing that is Objectionable to fremen them.
selves. There are many other things that
they can do to please Firemen, ,-aud do them
more good than bad whisky, and would be
moro acceptable 70 the right stripe.
One OF THEM.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-28
Fragrant Tooth Wash.
GIYoerOle of ATnicn.

A S a remedy for Bruises, Cuts, Burns and
n scalda, the 6lyceros of AFnioa is sunrivalled.-
It has more than three times the strength of Tine
ture Of Arnica, and causes neither pain 6uien-
ing in Its application. Prepared by
ian2O ]. w. DIETRICH, sd ct.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-28
Bronchial TrOches.
H0ARsENEss 4 BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS,

THIS unpleasant and painful result Of
"Cetching Cold" may be relieved by using one
or two {" "BfOncial TrOchea," or Cough Candy.
ian2O ApothecaIy, Phillips House, ID u.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Aolloway'a Pills, ior mothers and all
o'ber mehhtrsp VI Tho weaker AZ, sh6,iid be tsp,
eonbsApuy yoa tend 20 use "a al eases 81 Irregular
fyeni dia,rsa pit,Ndn Of thefqnetlons peculiar 10
them. They are harinless but sfective, and set a.
an aIteraHYs, tonis and sxpeHaat,
.sald At the mannfsetofy, No. 50 Maiden Lane
New Yorr, and BY alIdrusgsis, a ase., ese, and 4,
Der box OF pot n = !, RsS27-d&wiw'
Mrs. Wiutlow, an experi6hesd nurse
and female Physician, has soothing syrup for
children teethlng, whichFgrsptly hdilfatba the
process OF tetthing bysoftenlnetha gums, reducing
win RHay aiipaih, aud a. sure TO
regulate The bowcls. Depend upon ig,s mnthetsAt ,
9ilgive rest TO yourselves end reiief and heath e.
goutinfauts. Perfectly pafs In ali Gases. See aH-
getsiserhent In smother column. isa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-28

Corn and BuntOn RlaSterS
E0R the cure and alienation of Corns.-
Il For sale by ]. w. DIETRICH,
jAn20 Phillips House, sd street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-28
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
STERE0SGOPIC EMPORIUM! /!
E. Al HON Y,
sos BROADWAY, NEW YORK,

After Nay lat, 1850, at sol BRoADWAY Y, ttoc
doors from the 81. Nicholas Hotel
The stereoscope is the most instructive, inter.
esting, entertaining, amusing and exciting Of mod.
None are too oung, none too old, none DO in.
telligent, none too uneducated to acknowledge its
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NO home 10 complete without IL, and 1t must and
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tPresents TO your view every part OF the world,
In all the relief, bodness, perspective, and sharp
ness OF detail, as IL you were on the spot.
Photographers are everywhere exploring EIi.
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skill are constantly enriching our stock.
We have an immense variety of paper Views OF
isad Wales FsahSs SerI% laRS RseS ss
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Groups Historical, amusing, marriage scenes,
breakfast scenes, pic-nics, statuary &c, &C. An
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So., 40. The effect OF these illuminated views is
most remarkable.
TASTE should have In his drawing room some OF
our exquisite views on glass, with revolving
ing can be more faseInatine, and one can offer no
the beautiful.
Anthony's instAntaneous stsreoscopic Views are
the latest Photographic wonder. They are taken
IN the toftieth part Of q second, and everything
s eG an ss,er now ssPatay y may oe moving depict
tectly at rest. This gives additional value, for
70 the beauties Of inAhimAte nature II adds the
charm 81 life and motion. The process is disoov-
cry OF our own, and being unknown In Europe we
receive from London and Paris large orders for An
thoAy'a lnstantaneouH Views of American life and
scenery.
Among other things we have Just pu blished stere-
oseopie Illustrations Of the Scene of the Fulton
street Prayer Meetings, In which many hearts feel
an interest The particulars OF this will be found
in our Catalogue, ~
Our Catalogue OF subjects and prices will be for
wArded TO any address on receipt OF a stamp.
Parties At a stance senping us 90, 90, 6I0, ais,
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views alone, without iDstrument,) can be sent
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Parties who wish to be advised of everything re.
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US their names to place record, and we viii keen
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Men Of leisure Will ind Photography most fas-
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pared to ct out amateurs with ling necessary
FOL thdr success, together with Instructions show
to take stereoscopie Pictures"
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Importer and Manufacturer Of Pbotographic
Materials, stereoscopen aud SteFeoscopie ViewI.
k1-Merchants from every section OF the country
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ROBERT OGDEN,
Plumber and steam Pipe Filter
BECKEI's NEW BUILDING,

NO. 63 JEFFERSON STREET,
DAYTON, OHIO.
HAVE on hand large quantity Of Lift
and Force Pumps for Wells and Cisterns, OF
Copper, Iron, Lead Pipes and Sheet Lead; also all
kinds Of Brass Works. Pumps, Bath Water Clos
cts and Wash Stands fixed and repaired on the
shortest notice and most reasonable terms.
BEAUTIFUL FOUNTAINS
VIII be put up for all who may desire them In the
very best style, and at prices to suit the timea.
viii attend to orders in this line promtly, and will
guarantee satisfaction
lean supply Mechanics, Distillers and Manufao-
turers with some of the best Lit and Force Pumps
In the states; they will discharge from seven TO one
hundred and sixty gallons per minute.
lowest.
Cash paldforold Copper, Brass and Pewter, sc.
jknl0-sm ROBERT OGDEN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-28

TROUBLES M Arkansas "A horrible
tragedy was enacted in Ashley County, Ark,
few days since, being no less than the
murder Of Mr., Joseph Murray, an overseer,
by some negroes belonging to the plantation
Of Mr. Carter. Upon an investigation of
the affair, II appears that the negroes cons
mitted the iendish act at the instigation Of
an Abolitionist named Sreed, who said il
they'd kill Murray he would have them con-
veyed to q free State. Five of the negroes
and Sneed have been arrested, and are at
present in the jail of Ashley County, at
Hamburg. Intense excitement prevails in
the neighborhood.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-28

Price only IS Cents per Bottle.
Dr. w. W. STEWART WALTERS KELso
je2-Iyd&w
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MRS. wINisLow,

AneNperienced Nurse and Female Physloi an pre-
aenta 10 the nttantinnL Of rnnthera- her .
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-28
Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutrallzes this malarious poison IN the
blood, and stimulates the liver TO expel II from
the body. AS II should, so Il does cure this af-
hictlye disorder with perfect certainty. And IL
does more, or rather does what Is Of more SER
vice 10 those subject TO this Infection. If taken
In season Il expest from the system as II Is alb
sorbed, and thus keeps those who use II free from
Its attacks; keeps tho system In health although
exposed 10 the disease Consequently Il not only
cures, but protects from, the great variety Of e-
fcctons which arc induced by this malignant
influence, such as Remttent Fever, Chill Fever
Dumb, or Masked Ague, Periodical Headache
or Bilious Headache, Bilious Feyers, Neuralgia
Rheumatism, GOut, Blindness, Toothache, Ear
ache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpitntions Painful AZ
fectiOns Of the Spleen, Mysteries Collie, Paralysis,
and Painful Affections Of the Stomach and Bow
els, all Of which, when arising from this cause,
will be found to assume more or less the ntermlt-
tent type. This "AGUE CURE" removes the cause
Of these arrangements, and cures the disease.
This Il accompllshes by stimulating the excre-
tories TO expel the virus from the system; and
these organs by degrees become hablted 20 do this
theE Office Of their own accord Hence nrises
what we term dcciimdtion. Time may accomplish
the same end but often life Is not long enough or
Is sacrificed In the attempt while this AGuR
CURE" does 1t at once and with safety. We have
great reason to believe this is snrer as well as
safer remedy for the whole class of diseases
which are caused by the miasmatic infection,
than any other which has been discovered; and
It has still another important advantage to the
public which is that It Is cheap as well as good.
.-.. PREPARED BY ~
DIR. j. @. AVER &c co.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-12

prevent our going there TO get a few negroes.
IL II is right for us to go to Virginia aud buy
a negro and pay 80 coo for him, it is lepa "
right for US to 60 to africa, where we can
get them for $50. (Appause and laughter }
Here Is The condition we are placed in, and
you msy as well come 10 your senses ard
face the music.
There are 1900 Of our negroes now down
at Key West begging and pleading not 10
be sent back II they should he sent back
what would be ihe result One hall Of
them would die before they got there and
the other half would be turned upon the
costs Of Africa, upon the coast Of Liberia
among strangers to be eaten up by canibals
or be caught and sold again, or die of star
va,ion, and this you call humanity. I say
1t is piracy. | say that our government is
acting against right and reason ia this mat
Ter. And II the Southern pen had the
spunk and spirit to come right up and face
the North. believe the Northern Demo.
crscy at least would come to the true doc.
trine Of popular sovereignty and non inter-
ven'ion. applause and laughter.)
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A Western Court Scene.

Judge--, of Missouri, was in man,
respects remarkable mac. lie stood s,
feet two inches iD his bools, aud was as fon,
OF lroiic IS the most rafting lad 10 the coun
try. tie could drink more liquor, lift
heavier bag Of meal, and play better gam,
u! "poker.' than any man in his circuit
These admirable qualifications OF course
rendered him the most popular man in biz
disttict. Vet he never Iost his dignity VIII lie
on bis bench. There he was stern, haugh
ty,and dignih ID; the least apprpsrh to fam
liarity while he was sitting in court, was al.
ways represented by a. fpe, and sometimes
by imprisonment.
Well, j, happened one day while was
holding court. that Mr Dewzenbury, rough
looking but independent customer. came in.
to the courtroom with his hat on his head
This the judge consided an ndignity oferet
to the court, and forth With ordered Mr..
Dewzenbury to take IF his hat
To this Mr.. DewzeLbury paid no atier
ton, which being observed By hi, honor,
who again observed the incordgibie stand
ing with his hat on his head.
Sheriff" cried toe court, take that mans
hat Off
The Sheriff approached and repeated the
command of the court.
'l'm bald said Mr.. Dewzenbury, .and
can't comply ,.
You can'l!' exclaimed the Judge, waxing
angry, then will fine you five dollars for
contempt of court
Whats that you say. JudI gel replied Mr.
Dewzenbury, as he walked deliberately up
to the Judges stand.
81 say that fine you So for contempt
OF coHr:"
Very WE'LL said Mr.. Dswzsnbury, as he
chilly put his hand in his pocket, and pull
ed out fifty cent apiece; very well, here's
the money. You owed me four dollars aud
a half when we quit playing poker last night
and the half makes us even
The bar roared, the crowd miled, and the
Judge pocketed his chan re without uttering
word.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-12

now Bind yourselves by the siernest reso.
lu'ions to bring your es penditure within your
income Whatever that may be. Be assured
that success depends upon this. Unless this
habit is formed, you may make up your mind
TO be constantly siraiteDed, embarrassed,
mortified and tempted to crime; and you will
remain through life dependent upon your
employer, disappointed and BUNDLED.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-12

Best single driver do do do 10 q
0rBrood Mares to be shown committed
with fosl at their side.
Entrance fee ten per cent. on the frs,
premium for which the animal completes.
COMMITTEE.
Col. John Lippincott. Morrfstown, Ohio;
hichsrd Il. Frssier, Burnesville, Ohio;
Alexander Dnniord. Washington Tp;
John Cook, Loydsville. Ohio;
Henry D'lzeII, Wheeling, Virginia
CLASS C--HoRsss or All .WoBK.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-12

the political life Of alovet Of the great Clay.
Others may find other reasons for their votes
for honest old ABE. s., be IL: these are
reasons enough for me, and as live he shall
have my vote
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-12
| TEETH!! TEETH /!
tE.aFieq. DIR. J. 8. ELY,

"AVINGl PERMANENTLY LOCK
I'LL ted in somerton. announces that he is pre-
pared 10 peyfoIm all operations pertaining TO surgi
eaI or Mechanical Dentistry. Artificial 7ssth in.
,srtcd either single, In Blocks, or with continuous
,rns-oa Cold, bilvsf, or Plstina Plate, In neat.
,uhstautial manner, and WARRANTED To FIT. =
iBy ssspins mp vith the improvements OF the day
hehopes 10 merit the patronage the public FERNS
reasonable as elsewhere
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-12

A SPLENDID SPECULATION The wreck
of the ili-fated steamship Hungarian. as
she lay below the SURFACE was sold 10 two
Y nrmouth men for fourteen thoussr I'd dollars
and in abou, six weeks they have recovered
by diving goods to the value of fnearly eigh-
~ thousand dollars. They are still at work
on her and expect to make a fortune by
the speculation
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-12

DSos ep''"6 Ooh Duit CO
do Heifer do 2 ]
0TEn.ry fee same as above.
The exhibitor in this class will be requi-
red to produce on authenticated pedigree of
each animal to the awarding commi,tse.
COMMITTEE.
Major Isaac Neiswanger, St. Clsirsville, o.
Samuel Day,
David Brown, Richlond, Tp.;
General James Weir. 81. Clairsville, Ohio;
Rev. James Moore, Richlane Township.
.-.-..., CLASS L.
Same in every particular as Glass H..
CLASS ].
Same as Class II. 4
CLASS K--MrscELLAxEous CATTLE.
Best Bull Tyr old g. up'ds Dip g. So SIS
do 3 do s a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-12

DSot p SiHBiC w W D
TBrooG Mares to be shown committee
with foal at their side.
Exhibitors fee ten per cent. on the pre-
MUM for which the snimal competes.
COMMITTEE.
George w. Hazen, Morristown, Ohio;
Sampson Green, Belmont, Ohio;
Samuel Talbot, Washington Tow nship;
William Caldwell. Richlsnd do
Thomas Johnston, Mead do
CLASS E--SPRIHe CoLTs.
Best Colts from Stall'n Dip &s 81
GEnusnce fee same as above.
COMMITTEE.
James Alexander, Pultney Township;
John Harris, Wayne do
DR.. William McMasters, Centreville, Ohio;
John G. Pickering, Barnesville. Ohio;
DR.. Bruce, Moundsvifle, Virginia.
CLASS F-FAsr HORSES.
FIRST DIVISION.
Best g. fast't trot'g stain Dip & $40 SIS
Best and fastest tro,ting horse, mare
or gelding $50, $40, $40 5
Best and fastest PAGER, horse, mare
or gelding 20, 10
Best and fastest racker, mare or gel
ding 20, 10
SECOND DIVISION.
The slowest horse or mule 10
FThe owner will not be allowed to ride
his own animal in this division.
An entry fee OF 10 per cent will be char
ged en- the first premium for which the an
imal completes, in division first. In the second
no fee will be cg.
COMMITTEE ON DIVISION FIRST.
DR.. John Alexander, ST. Clairsvlle. Ohio;
Josiah WATSON, Coerain Township;
Campbell Sweeney, Wheeling. Va.
Obadiah Slemmons, Cadiz;
DR.. L. Schooley, Belmont, Ohio.
COMMITTEE ON SECOND DIVISION.
William Darrah, St. Clairsvile, Ohio;
Robert Claudy, Somerset Township;
Abraham Lash, Bridgeport, Ohio. D.
CLASS G-JAcKs, JESEErs AND Mules.
Best Jack Ayr old and up'ds Dip g. 81 81
Best Jeunet 8
Best pair of Mules 3
Best single Mule 2
Best two year old Mule 2 /
Best one do dip
0JEn.rance fee same as in preceding
classes.
COMMITTEE
Emmet Wright. Belmont. Ohio;
Major Solomon Bentley, RichIand Tp.;
Abraham Lash. Bridgeport, Ohio.
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OTExhbitor's fee in this class will be 10
per cent. on the first premium for which the
animal entered competes.
Exhibitors are requested TO deposit with
the Secretary, for the use of the awarding
committee, an anthenticeted pedigree of
each animal at the time OF entering or be-
fore they make their examination. The ped.
igree TO be unbroken. and to bs tested by
the proper authorities.
COMMITTEE.
Thomas Terrell, Mount Pleasant, Ohio;
Benjamin Lockwood, Mend Township;
William Terry, Wheeling, Virginia;
William Boggs, Wheeling, Xirginia;
Thomas G. Dalzell. Enon, Pennsy lvania.
CLASS B-SADpLE AND LIGHT HARNESS
HORsFs
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-erEnms OF ApvERTisINer

1 = BusiNEss CARDS, five lines or less, S3,oo per
year.i5 shui9g5ra sifl ~ 4. " f89W Uf HHTr
MP We are determined to make The ohroniols
mcSe interesting 70 the general reader than 1t has
ever hereto ire been and ask and expect an in
cressea Interest IN its welfare by the gallant Re,
pubiicans Of Belmont county. F, lends, shall we
srpeai In vainf
'IFPBEAR lin MIND, The Chronicle contains
uose. reading matter, Miscellaneous. Local, and
General News, than aay other paper published IN
ne sovniy, and that il Also has tile most complete
aud reliable Market Reports.
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~ D. THOBURN,
DLAIN AND FANCY BOOK & JOB
PRINTER, Chronicle Once. Main Street, St.
CIsirsville, Ohio.