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MA .B1oop FooD.-Attention is called

nA-BLooD FooD. is called to
most remarkable and scientific preparation
advertised in another column. 1t is an en-
tirely new discovery, and must not be con,
founded with any Of the numerous patent
medicines of the day. 1t is certain rem
edy for all the diseases specified, and espec-
tally those Oft chronic nature-of long stand.
ing-of weeks, months, and years. Suffer.
ers, try it!
Messrs. CHURCH & DUPONT, ofNew York,
are the sole agents for it, and also proprie
tors of the world-renowned DR.. EAToN's IN
FANTILE CORDIAL, an article which every
Mother should have in her medicine closet
in case Of need; aud containing, as it does
no paregoric or opiate of any kind, it can be
relied upon with the utmost confidence, ant
will be found an invaluable specific in al
cases of infantile complaints. Ohio State
Journal, Columbus.
HO-See advertisement. For sale by l. H
Patterson, Agent, st. Clairsville, Ohio.
marl4ly.
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| observe that tho sol dtsoat Democracy
Of Ohio. after the peculiar mode Of warfare
adopted by their co-adj jutors Of the q. s. A.. /,
opened masked battery Oh you on the 7th
inst with what effect the ballot box must
determine. i fancy thoy will discover that
their pieces were overloaded, and will not
only overshoot tho mark, but
Like gun when aimed at duck or plover,p
Rocoil and kick the owner over.n
Young Tippecanoe seems rather averse TO
being shot out Of any such field piecein any
such manner, and has the good sense, though
doubtless by some thought nonsense, TO pre-
fer the Union 10 peace. He is in good com
pany in this preference, as believe "G.
Washington, p. Henry, and others" las
Artemus Ward says) entertained the salhe
views.
cannot close this letter without giving
my vote heartily for the resolution Of the
Belmont Convention, coInmendatory Of the
course Of our Representative, Hon. Jas. X
Morris. In several conversations with hin
here, prior to the adjournment of Congress
he expressed his views freely and frankly
and they were such manly utterances as yot
find in his letter to Mr.. Peck, and his more
recent letter to Mr.. Collins, of Barnesyille
would that those honest, patriotic ant
manly letters could be read by every voter il
your district, as they are the utterance o
an honest man, and pure patriot. Mr.
Morris course here was entirely satisfactor,
to the Union men, and while he did vote 70
certain measure looking to peaceable ad
justment, which, under the circumsta noes
you nor would not probably have done, h
is true and faithful Representative of tn,
Unconditional Union" men of the It'll
District. BELMONT.
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COMPLIMENT TO SECRETARY CHASE
The New York Bankers passed the follow
ing Resolution:
Resolced, That the thanks of this meet
ing are due and are cordially rendered to
the Hon. s. p. Chase, Secretary of the
Treasury, for the patient, clear and forcible
manner in which he has presented to us the
financial condition Of the Government and
the country, in the several interviews which
he has held with us while in the city That
he has confirmed the confidence which we
had before entertained in the wisdom, integ.
rity, and efficiency Of the administration of
his department of the Government.
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Da-BELMoNr GUARDS. This company,
formerly Capt. Wallace's, which performed
20 important part at Carrick's Ford, and in
following Gen. Garnett in his famous retreat,
is being recruited for the war; A few good
men are wanted to complete the company to
70 into Immediate service in the 18th Regi.
mept, o. V. M. which is already organized.
Apply soon to the subscriber at Martinsvile
or Bridgeport. r ..
$40 IT,. HENRY TOPPING, Capt
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1--WE visited Camp Meeting on Sunday
last, and found q tremendous crowd on the
,Rround. While the preachers were address.
ing tho females, the MEN were in groups all
over the ground taterchdnging uieics IN regard
to the present deplorable condition of on,
country. We met Democrats and other
Union men from every part of the county,
and the information we gained was most
encouraging. .-[Gazette. h't
The above is very mean and contempt
able slander on the people Of Belmont coun
ty. II Mr.. Heaton had said that while thu
ysspecsa5le men and soomen who were pres
ent were listening to the preaching, the
blackguards who were there, with the Editol
of the Gazette ut the head Of them, wer'
engaged in electioneering for the 4tb o
July ticket, he would have told about thu
truth. We haye been at number of CAM
Meetings, and have never seen . more ut
tentive congregation than was at that on'
ON Sabbath, with the exception referred to
and there is no doubt but the gentleman die
sst some encouragement from that kind o
meu that were wandering about the OUTSIDE
Of the ground, for among that stripe are hi
principal supporters He would have fount
: very different state Of affairs If he hat
talked With the moral and respect1bls par
q that Asssmblage; but the result Of tn,
OsAobsr election will give him some littl'
ath - The suhset. SUI DAD. 4. s..'
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In our candidate for Lieutenant Governor,
the Hon. J. Scott Harrison, the people will
find an. honest, capable man. We have known
Mr.. Harrison well and favorably for several
years past, aud can vouch for him being a
true Constitutional Union man.--[Indepen-
dent Republican.
There is no doubt, no,o, of Mr.. Harrison
Unionism; it would have been very much
questioned after the above notice in the Re
publican, if his letter hadnot appeared soor
after the notice.
J. Scott Harrison is too good Union mar
To be found in company with the Disunion
lists Of the Republican &Gazettc. The poo
fellows have been catching it from all side
lately, Holt and Dickinson and Everett anc
Harrison have each in turn given them
bseksst,, until they no doubt think ''the wa.
of the transgresssr is hard"
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GENEROSITY OF Gov. DENNIsoN.-
the muster rolls of the Burlsall Cavalry
there was some discrepancy which rebound
ded to the loss of the men to an aggregate
of $203. They claim the pay Of cavalry,
but were only allowed that of infantry.
Some dissatisfaction was created by this,
which Governor Denni,on immediately re-
moved by mixing up the deficiency out Of his
own pocket. All honor to the Governor for
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IAThe officers of Company X are meet
ing With good success in recruiting that COM
pany. One more week, we are in hopes,
will gu itsranks. Mr.. Carmsn has, also, got
quite number Of recruits for his Cavalry
Company. : .l7Lia 10 i.-ta sn.-
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Belmont County, 0hi0.-.-COurt
Of Common Pleas.
Petitions for I'artition. J.

A''1a"ds. Cochran JcHHW;ntMM0SP sslI5' a,Isn5
Eli,sbea, Cochran ct al and Janes Hammond
Henry Hammond, Jane Hamuioni, Jacob Hammond
Hannah Hammond and Laura w. liann3n nipors) will
naincd Courl tey were made defendants 70 two petitions
for partition FLED In said Cour before tn, time by le
Cochran aud others, which tetifoHs are now pending
wherein the said Alexander cScifa Demands ppritIon
of the following described resi- eac, and the assign
81 acres, conveyed by WIN. Cow and wife 10 Roberi
Cochran, deceased by deed dated August iss3 snd u
wife TO said decedent by deed bearing dete April O. 1857
being the premises of which said Rbben Cochran, dc.
ceased late Of said county Of Belmont died siezed, and
situate In Peuse Township, IN said county OF Belmont
and more particularly described In ruid petition. Also
Lots No Q and Z IN wascc's Addition to the town o.
Merinsvillc IN said county. 80
And that a the next term Of said Cour application vii
be made BY the said Alexander Cochran for orde
that partition may be ulade Of said ,rentises
d. ID. q coWEN, Attorney for Demandant.
August 90 tJl-0w
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9eaths.

pEEPER-M Dipthrria on the 25thinsL, Human NJ.
Pepper, daughter OF David AID Susauniah Pepper OF
Union Township, aled years, monihs and II days.
About four hours before her death, while sitting her
mothers knee, she put up her little hands and wiped
away her tears, saying 20. mother, don't cry; am
going 10 Heaven. she iold her father she loved him.
but she loved her Savior better She then asked kiss
all the family folded her little hands, said her evening
prayers aud the weary spirit took its flight.
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. %.
Ben. Mccullough is marching on Jefferson
City. The force under his command is stated
reached the immediate vicinity of the capi-
The remains of the gallant General Lyon
reached here tonight. They will be taken
to Cincinnati on their way East, after re-
ceiving military honors, atthree o clock to-
morrow.
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Mrs. ISA AC HOLLOWAY.

Prior 10 Elas Howe, Jr.'s invention. patent ted
in 40 ali attempts TO adopt machinery has proved
aboritive. His is the basis u all success ful
chimes their differences however, are marked
and important The committee of the American
institute classified them according 10 the stitch
made and The purposes 10 which The machine is
10 be applied. in four cusse' LIST. 3D. 81 ana 4th,
q classification indicating the general order OF
merit and importance.
Glass LIST includes the Lock Stitch Machine Tor
family use, and Tor manufacturers in the same
range oil purpoi and material. The COMMITTEES
has assigned this class the highest rank on 7e-
count OF the elasticity permanence, besuty and
general desiTableness o. the stitching wien doue."
and the wide range OF its application. AT the
heud of this class they place the Wheeler & Will
son Machine, and award it the ighest premium.
This mas been the uniform award for this ma.
chine throughout the country for several yea-s,
and we think no disnterestsd person will dispute
its Justice and proprieiy. Pathfinder
6rWHEELER AND WisoSs SEWING sNacHiNE
took the first premium. the ia,e Harrison county
Fair-C1
ii q. MARTIN is agent for the sale of the
above named machine in he counties of Harrison.
Jefferson. Carroll, Tuscarawas, Guernsey, Bel.
mont and Monroe. NJ,
" WARRANTED THREE TEARS, and
sold by H. G. MARTIN RocxnlLL, tKennon P.
o., Be- lmont county, Chic.
W Send for Circular -lca my2
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I0-Itis now very evident thata storm will
soon burst forth in Kentuckey. The traitors
in that State are determined to have war.
The Union men are bold, determined, and
defiant Read the article upon the opposite
page from the Louisville journal.
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Sale Of Land 10 Pay Debts.

oei"Ont common I-Ieds.
Jsnkln.on Wight Adm,r lOn THE 2oTH
Of Elisha Brown decd Ppf DnY Ak, sEpres ails.s
Hannah Brown ct al, Dehs ,. n, At he door oi he
Conr House, m belmont oonnty. Ohio will be sold ~ the
highest bidder the following real estate, the pOpery
o. Elisha brown deceased 70 wits Two tracts v land,
situate IN Brlmoni county, Ohio the FIRST tract being
psn Of tie West half Of See. 0. Township end Range
O. beginning for its boundaries the Wea line Of said
section and rph1lng ihrnce ~ ~ deg =. II poles fhence
y 10 deg E2i2 poles 10 the North side Of McMshorfs
Creek thence up ssid Creek s. T2i deg w sso poles,
Section and thence with said Section line n u e $40
poles 70 the beginning; containing acres and ~ poles,
more or less
The second tract Ia part Of Sec IL, Township and
Range o. beginning for IT. boundaries OF the NJ H. cornef
of sail section rdnnng thence with the Ess line s.
y z deg W; "a poles thence y. ~ deg. w poles,
poles thence N. deg. w poles 10 tho North line oi
said section add thence herewith s. % deg T. 3349
70 poles Of and more or -ss Sibect 10 dover in said
land which has been assigned IN the following bounds,
beginning for tie nj The g. w corner OF Tie sad sec
ond Iuci aud running tbeIee OJt deg l.. 3256 poles
thence N. 2deg. w poles thence n. n deg f. 0pOies
thence N ~ deg W. 2s0s poles thence g. IS deg w
81 poles, thence $. deg r. 1912 poles the beginning
containing acres and ~ POLES. Also In the sone
ond rnci cenon other oi Of lsud u being myer land
begnning att stone h the forks OF the road nned
~ F. Of The house said land a. q stone marked, thence
: ~ deg r. " POLES 10 the East line Of taid section
thence N deg y. - POLES along said il,c thence
~ deg: w II o. poles, thence u deg w. ~ pocs
| the belinnugi containing . acres, more or less.
TERMS OF SALE o ,e third Ia hand, one-ihird (,
year aud one-ihrd Ia two years. with interest de
JEXKrNsoN WRIGHT
| Admir- OF Elisha Brown, deed
| August %, 1851 -4w
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1@MEErrNa AT FLUSHING. The Union
men Of Flushing request us to announce that
a meeting will be held at that place on Sat
urday, the 14th of September. to be ad-
dressed by Messrs. w. s. Kcnnon, L. Dan
ford and David Trueman.
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Alarriea.


JoNEs-HELLaIEsS-Ont the 22d day OF August, -Gi,
Jane Helnes, all OF Mead Township Belmont co.ny,
Ohio
PHIllIPS-STUKEY- --Om the evening of the i0th OF
August, by d Poyue, ESD Mr. Lundon Phillips and Miss
Enily sl,key, all OF Washington Township Belmont
county, Ohio.
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gew advertisements.
Fruit Trees! Fruit Trees

A T THE ST. CLAIRsvILLE NURSERIES, |
"A mile West OF town.
Apple, Pear, Peach, Cherries,
Small Fruit and Evsrgreens. u
will sell 10 suit the present times, or exchange for
other trade, grain or stock. ~ JOS. HARRIS
au294ws ...
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D~The St. Louis Democrat notices, in a
highly complimentary manner, the arrival
of the Ohio 9th in that city: Tho Regiment
was reviewed by Gen. Fremont, who ex-
pressed great satisfaction with the Ohioans.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-08-29

I@-The Executive Committee Of the
Teachers Institute will meet in Belmont OIL
Saturday, August 3lst. ,..
JAS. Ii. FERGUSON, Chairman.
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yHThe Public Schools of this place will
open again on next Monday. ID. H. Will
liams, Esq, will have charge Of the High
School. The other departments will remain
as heretofore. -..
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From the Ohio State Joarnal.l
Wool Carding and Spinning,

7 BEG TO INFORM my friends and the p
l. in general that have removed from kinseys Fyble
to MARTINSvlLLE FACTORY, where ] am prepare
to CARD SPIN AND MANUFACTURE Oh the usua
terms. actor
N. B. Wool bought or exchanged for Persian Cloth.
Jea or Stocking Yarn. JON LEACH.
IN r35w
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d FAD the following from the Insurance Monitor and
III Wall Street Review, for Sept. 1sG0
I'VE print the hundredth semi-annuai statement of
the Hartford Fire Insurance Company The OLD HART
il is famiary called was Incorporated in 1910
with perpetual charter 1t has done successful gene
raj Fire Insurance business for half century. It's stock
is quoted higher than that OF any American company
Within the monththas sold at 5 and this price free
annual dividends have become per cent fixed facts"
Fer detailed statement OF the condition OF the ahove
company, small cards circulars.
Insurances may be effected with this old and subsan-
tal company very reasonable terms.
Dwellings insured for Of years at gerry low rates
ID-For policies apply to HENRY TOPPING, Agent,
at The Belmont Branch Bank, Bridgeport. at the second
door East oil the Court House, 81 Qlajrsyille.
HENRY TOPPING, Agent
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FLusHYe. Ohio, AprilI1. 1881.

flis is to ceruJy that have had in use one oil
Wheeler 81 Wilson's Sewing Machines tor about
from the heaviest cas- simeies to the fines, cam
brics. have had no II oube with Il. and would
not part with il under any circumstances II has
cost me nothing except ior needles and i'll. can
recommend it 10 all who want 20 buy machine a.
being the beat for family use.
MRS T. p JUDKIN5f
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MRS. J.P. JUpKNS
FLusulys, Ohio. April IL, 1881.

FLUsHING, UhI0, ApnI IT, I63I. .
This is to certify that Ihave had in use one OF
Wheeler s: Wilson's Sewing Machines Tor the last
q months. and find that il iuiiy comes Up TO tho
various recommendations OF ITS proprietors, and
well adapted TO the wants OF family. In fact,
would not do without il Tor three times It's cost,
If cou Id hot purchase another one OF the sa me
kind MRS. JOSH. +. BR BRANDENBERG.
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PUBLIC SALE.

THE Commissioners Of Belmont County will offer q,
i public sale on E aii .srli -ati
Saturday, the 9TH day ofSept., 1851,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ and o'clock p
NJ. the OLD BRIDGE ACROSS M'MAHON'S CREEK
Belaire, with all the lumber and timber belonging here
70. Said Bridge 10 be removed by the purchaser OF such
time during the months Of September or October the
said Commissioners shall direct
49,, =. Clerk for Commissioned
UBslairs Prsw copy ID. "-l hN.l
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D&-Tcachers Examination on Saturday
Sept. 7th, at the usual place.
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FLusulye. Ohio. ApriI II. ,6l


This is TO certify that have had in use about
two years one oil Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing
Machines, and have used ii in all kinds of sewing
needed in q family with entire satisfaction, andft
has never been out OF order, or cost one cent TOR
any thing except oil aud needles.
MRS. ISAAC HOLLOWAY
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them 10 be persons OF strict truth and yeracty.
+ Il. CRAW FORD,
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MooRer,ELu. Ohio. April is. 1851,

MOOREFlELO OHIO, April TO, IBBl. !.
This Is 10 ocertiiy that have had In use one oi
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines for the
past eight months, and as Tor the kind had cor.
respondence from different parts Of the country
before purchased ,and find the machine to be
iully Us good as it was recommended TO be Tor
speed, durability and management from the finest
cambrics up TO the heaviest goods; in fact, would
not do i,hUulit Tor double It's COST if cou not
get another oi the same kind.
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Thisis TO certify that have used ne Of Wheel.
er 81 Wilson's Sewing Machines tor eight months
past, and have iound 1t fully to answer the rec.
ommendation, having used it :or all kinds Of fan.
lily sewing from the nest to the coarsest fabrics.
to my entire sati faction.
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nea-ST. CLAIR KELLY, ESQ.,, FoaJUDoE.
We find the following in yesterdays
Woodsfield Spirit:
Editor Spirit Of Democracy BY an
nouncing the nameof t e.
ST. CLAIR KELLY, ESQ.,, ~
Of Belmont County, as a Candidate for Con-
NON PLEAS JUDdE in the Second Sub-di
vision Of the Eighth Judicial District, yor
will oblige ~ tilu ~ t,ls.
'ss. The People AND TAx-PAYERs.
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Editor Of Western Christian AdoOcate.

For economy OF over, ease OF management :,
variety OF adaption, and speed OF execu iion. tbs
WHEELER g. Wusos MACHINE, no doubt, surpass.
es all Others Tor family use.
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We have personall y examined the variou, NJ.
chimes before the public, with an anxious desire
10 place before our readets reliable information.
As the result Of such examination, we unhesita
tingly recommend WHEELER g. wilson's SEW
Iss MACBiSE as the M1chine Tor family use.
C. KINGSLEY
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HENRY TOPPING, Capt.