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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-05-22
Obituary.

Tn memory of SARAH H. Nichols,
daughter of Amor and Maria Nichols. of
Union Township, this cointy. TnDd de-.
ceased departed this life oh'the 18th day of
the fourth month, in the twenty third year
Of her age.
1t was beautiful April morning, the
birds were singing ,weedy in the trees
around the house, an the m,gning sun
ailled the windows of the chamber, in
which parents, brothers, sisters and friends
were watching with mingled emotions of
hope and fear. But not many minutes after
sunrise had elapsed until the grim messen
ger of death had claimed her a. his own.
She had never been right well since having
the Diptheria in the fall of 80; when
that fearful scourge visited this county, and
especially this ncighborhood, with such
severity Sarah was emphatically aGoOD
girl. At schuof' f'she WIS always among tho
first in her class beloved by teacher and
scholars; as daughter dutiful and obedi
ent to her parcnts-as sister kind and at
fectonate-as young lady true polteness
characterized her intercourse with botl
sexes she endeavored never to wound tn,
feelings Of any. She remarked little iim'
before her death to her sister Thee knows
we have frequently conversed as to whcthe
u person will know Of n certainty which wa.
they are going before they die; thee know
we wondered whether they would not still
have some doubts. Sister, can answc
that question now know am goin.
happy, thanks to the Lord y
"Oh, sister! forever loved, forever dear.
Wha irntles> tears have balhed thy honorcl bier!
, What sig,s re-cchord TO thy parting breath
While thon strnlgling in tile pnnss OF death!
Could tears rcturd The yrant in his course,
| 'nuIl zi,T Tt.u uyp ri hI, psst
Could youth md yirinc claim short delay,
| Or beunty chnrln the spectre from his prey
Thon still haist lived TO bless our Hrhng sight
Thy purens honor lhy brothers aud sisters delight
IL YET thy gentle spirit hover nigh
The spot where nov lhy miouldcring ashes lie '''
10 liar. tgili ii,u ra4,l-<s.'s.isa l.""rist
4 grief too deep Ia hnrst the scnlpor1 art
! No Marble yel mark thy couch o lowly sleep,
But living statues there are seen 10 wecp!' n,
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ANSWER TO THE ABOVE.

II our correspondent is subscriber, we
don't think he has gained much informa.
ton from what he has read perhaps the
reason is that he has not paid his subscrip-
ton. However, his bad style is his misfor-
tune, and we shall say nothing about it, ex-
cept that it argues greatly in favor Of Free
State School System. But our correspon.
dent is sadly behind the age. We will an
swer him, however, that the reason We don
keep up hue aud cry on the subject of
"abolition," is, that that is an underhand.
cd way the secessionists and knights Of the
Golden Circle have TO weaken tho Govern
mont. Weldon t-beloug to tho Order, anc
we are not afraid that the Administration
will violate the Constitution. Whatever
may be our conservative opinions in tim,
of peace, We think that in time Of war th,
Government has perfect right to do al
necessary acts to sustain ITSELF both agains
domestic iusurection and foreign interven
tion. The rebel leaders have officially Of
fered to abolish slavery II tho Europea
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-05-22
A Democratic Address at Last.
From the N, Y Pos,l

After months labor Vallandigham
(whose name is blessed, they tell US, south
of the Potomac) has persuaded thirteen 9th.
or members Of Congress to join him in his
Sysphean labor OF rolling the democratic
stone to the top of the hill. He has sue.
ceedcd in getting tho National lntelligencer
to publish two columns Of antiquatod politi-
cal gabble which he calls Democratic Ad-
dress" Three Representatives from ILL,
nois, five from Ohio, two from Indiana and
two from Pennsylvania assist in the ungra.
cious service. but strange 10 say Powell Of
Kentucky, whom his colleague recently
tried to expel from the Senate for treason
Starke of Oregon, who is about TO be ex
PEELED for the same reason, and Wood OF
New York, whose newspaper was stoppct
because its chief supporters had enlisted il
the secession ranks, though oil good dem
ocrats," do not sign the document. Thei
names are perhaps reserved, from motive
! Of prudence, ito be annexed to tho pam
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-05-22

Prior Films Howe, Jr invention, patented in 10 al
attempts TO ndupt machinery has proved abortive. Hi
the basis ol all successful n,c hesihev differences
however rnnrkeh and important The committee o
the American institute classified them uccoriig TO ht
stitch made aud the purposes which the machine is
he applied IN four casseS. l. ID 3D. and ih. cassih
cation indicating the general orer OF neri und npor
tuncc. ~ fN Id.
Class 1st includes the lock-Sch Machine for fapil,
use aud for manufacturers In the range OF purpos
and material. The coumre hns assi;ned this Class thu
highest rank account of the 'enscity prrmnnerce
brany und general dcslrubcness oi the stitching whrl
done.' aud the wide range Of It's application, Al th'
head OF this class they place the Wheeler Wilson Ma
chine, aud award tie highest premium. This has beer
The uniform award for this machine throughout the cOun
Try for several years. aud ,hnk dislnlercsed per
sou will dispute its justice aud propriey lpahhnder
IJ-WHEsIER AND WILSON'S SEWING M.cu,SE tool
The hrsI premium ul the ata lelmnnl Coluiy Fair,
H. q, MARTIN i. aget for The sale OF the above ma
med machine in the tonss Of Harrison Jeicrson, Cur
roll niscnra,va,, Guernsey belmont and Monroe. III
WARRANTED THREE YEARS, and sold b,
~ a MARTIN, FLUSHING, Belmont County, Ohio
lIJ-SENp roR A CiRCNLARsM a.. may2
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powers will only recognize them, and since
that bait has been thrown out to the elf-as-
sumed philanthropists of Europe to aid IN
establishing a Southern Aristocracy, itwould
not do for the Government to set itself up
as the only defender and protector OF the. in
stitution which it is contended has had so
much to do in bringing on this wicked war
against the Great Republic of the world
the bulwark of civil and religious liberty.
If that is destroyed, the liberty of white men
is destroyed. What do you think 7 Are You
satisfied?
But we must correct your history Gar.
rison is not member OF Congress, and there
is not a corppral's guard Of fanatics in that
body. The great propo. ton Of taxes in
this State has not been raised from slaves,
! There has not heretofore been fair share
from that source, aud the increased enter
prise and business OF Free State more than
makes up for that We don't suppose that
our loyal shareholders are anxious TO sell to
the cottonocracy and just as you say they can
go where they please to buy chattles
| The people here of course have the right
to deal with their institutions and the Gov
ernment doesn't Interfere with them bu
don t auote such miserable, sneaking tra
tor as 'Vallandighath for that, and at tn!
same time cast an imputation upon the gal
liant, Union loving Stanton, who has beei
A conservative man all his life, and a Demo
lcrat at that The President exhibited pa
, Ttriotism AMI good sense in appointing him
and we honor them both as good and tru
men, working manfilly and effectively Il
the best cause under the armament. Now
, if Subscriber" doesn't like these sent
. ments let u know, and we will discontinu
G his paper aud If kss paid will remit hil
p the balance due. But don't let tn
/ knights have apinproper influence Owe
I; your Judgment, and you will soon believe
| we do. - lt
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An Excellent Reply to Very Com
mon Inquiry.

The following letter and reply thereto, we
find in the Fairmont VA National
Mr. Editor Why don't you pich into
the ablishnists for trien too take away the
slaves you give the rebels fits for filing the
government, when Garrison an other members
Congress, want too use the government want
too stop them from no more slavry in the
country, five don't have slaves how will
you get taxis to cary on the Government, it
we don't keep slavery in Western Virginia
the Southern States wont by slaves here, then
| suppose they hav to go whore they please,
Well don't care nothing for nigers but
Congress ottcnt too pass bills TOO set them
free in this state the people have the right,
mr.. Valandigham says SO in his speech,
think he nose as much as Mr.. Staunton.
Yours, A SUBSCRIBER,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-05-22

TIE general demoralization Of the rebels,
both ip and out Of the army, OF the South,
Is we'll set forth In letter from Williams
burg by Mr.. Raymond, Of the N. Y. Times.
Rebel surgeons lett their own wounded to
die without attention, and many Secession
soldier owes bis life to the humanity OF onl
traitoresses OF Williamsburg paid some at
tsntion to wounded rebel officers, but thu
private soldiers met with no attention.
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g, e. II. RAIL ROAD.
WHEELER u WILSON'S u b
SEWING MACHINES,
The Greqt Economlzers of Time and
..,. ..-s preserye,s of Health. l, ..
BLANKETS, FLANNELs,


JJAyE won the hirhcs premhims at the Fair OF th.,
Ii United Stu,cs Agricultural Society; at the STATE
Fairs OF Mnins Vermont Connecticut, New York, New
Jersey, prina, vaida, vrgimin. Mississippi, Missouri
Ohio Diann. llligqis Keplucky, Michigan, Wisconsin
California aid at the Fnirs oil the American Institute
NeW York Mcchhics' Association, Boston; Franklin
INSTITUTE. philudephin; Metropolitan Mechanics Ins,r
uite Washington; Mechanics Institute baltimore Me.
chnJics' As4pcluton, Cincinnati; Kentucky Institute
les Ipstle, San Frunciseo, und at hundreds Of County
Fairs.
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..fi...r H.Ts FLusuNG, Ohio, April II, lSai1.
This j. TO certify that have hal inu one OF Wheeler
n Wilson'S Saving Machines for the list six mouths aud
6nd that uly up 10 the various
oI ilspropreioIs. aud we'd adapted 10 the wants OF
nihH III fnt would not 10 without il Tor three times
lis cost ii could not Purchase another OF the kind
MRS. JOSH L. BRANDENBERG.
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FLusHNG, Ohio, April 1 1851
This IL To certify thni have htl IN ,rsr of Wheeler
4 Wllsoa's Sewing Machines for about seven mouths
naL hove done all kinds OF sewing, from hG hcu,cs
,siers ,lc Guest combrics. have no trouble with
it, uni would part with I, under any circumstances
II hus o-l me nonls except lor Heedcs, ami can rc
commend II 10 all who want TO buy Innchlnr rs being
the best for iinily use. MRS j. L, JUDklNS,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-05-22

This is TO certify that have used one OF Wheeler d
Wilson's Sewing Machines ir eight inontbs past ava
have lounl fnliy the recommendation. buyih'
lisrd il lor ali kis 81 fn,ny sewing. the finest "a
tile coarse,i iscses, my einir, satisfaction.
MARY a. Nj gClii,iII.
Wife ol lsuuc Mitchell
rstitSn ()bio lfli ,nnth t7tl,. -BI ..H.
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-~ FIrsaiSd Ohio. April II. 81.
This ito certify hnt have ha1 IN ahout wo year.
one of Wheeler Wilson'S Srwing Muchines. and have
used il, nil kn OF sewing needed ira family with
uyo ,Riigiactoi rnd il has never hecv oui III order or
cost d,e c,, Tor nuyt,iug exrcr oii AMI n--iles
Af,s LA AN NOM IOMAN.
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TESTH VI DNkAE.S:

METHODIST BsOk CONCERN,
.'3.h 9ii 300, Mulberry Street, New York.
Being gicousant rrcst Of inquiries Irom our brci't-
pee ing Silg Aiacues with requests ~ recn-
mend und purchase them we have, jJnction with
lady friends carefully aud tiofoughly r&amladd
the various narhilsl Of practical yIue lor ulny sewf
ing and iid those male by tile WHEELER VIII
son Nlnlfact = ,snn'o 'ony To ltily co'i'bir se s
seutals OF good INSTRUMENT, and such we can co'h
IDENTIFY recommend.
own an, he households. of osr lsi-r,s desirous
that their benefits soGld .e shared By n our brrtren;
and hence have ftetcsted our.elves in tlieir behaf
With hest Wishes. our br,,ilrcn. .yJt
AbEI. STEVENS, THOMAS CARLTON, 10
JAMfS FfOY, j. PORTER
DANIEL WISE. .II J.BENJ AMIN EDWARDS
DAVID TERRY, WM. A. COX. s....
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NIooRreRJD Ohio. April Is. 1884
This Is to certify Tim, have had IL u.s. one OF Wheeler
Wlsms Sewing Ainc'ines nr the past eight mouths,
and, the kind, had correspondence from tiitere
pari. OF the country before purchased anil hld the
mn, hne be lu,y -oot a. IL rrcoininr nded IN
he (or speed durability aud management iro'n tine finest
cInIrrs up The heaviest goods; IN ttc would not
do without ,or double ito cot, could no, ge, nnother
ol tho same kind. III.
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II ELIZA r. I.ANTZ,
JOHN I.ANTI
do hereby certify that mn personally acquninlth
wit, Mr. and Mrs ll,H ond know thnni 10 he persons
OF strict truth aud yeruciiy. ..- bid.
Pastor Nottingham Presbyterian Church.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-05-22
ra The Oldest
INSURANCE COMPANY
IN THE UNION

ID FAD the following from the Insurance Monitor and
IN Wall Street Review, for sept, l56O
ave print the hundredth sem-annuai statement OF
the Hartford Fire Insurance Company The OLD HART
FORD, it Is umary called, was Incorporated IN 1910,
with perpetual charter II has done successful gene
raj Fire Insurance business for half century Its stock
Is quote higher than that OF any American company
Within The mouth has sold at 25, and this price is Tree
ly offered without any sales OF amy amount Its semi.
annual dividends uve become ten per cent fixed incts
For detailed OF the condition OF the above
chulpany, small cards anc circulars. ..l
assurances may be ehected with this old and substan
tial conipaty very ttasonnble terms. y
Dwellings, ior term of vents at qery low rates
jl-JSForpolicies apply TO HENRY TOPPING, Agent
at The Beont Btanch Bank Bridgeport or at the second
door Fast o. tho Court House g Clarsyie,
HENRY TOPPING, Agent
T TuI From the Ohio state Jourhall ffd
A Card-.ilartford Fire Insurance Co.
The Neil House, destroyed by Are on the 9th INST, was
Insured Tor Ave thousand dollars in the Hartford Fire In
surance Company, OF Hartford, Conn, ! have received
from D. Alexander Esq General Agent for said conipa-
ny sight daii for the full unoun, oil my claim and take
great pleasure in making known 70 the public the liberal
iy aud prompness with which The los has been adjusted
and paid. te2lly t. NEii, trustee
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Gin @tftb =
bic QuSrdbmt BON NititGrpHi&tjgtstt aspiTsr
partsisn auf reIieiSism 8runO bin tstrsfsne.


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parteisn auf rsIieiGfsm 8runO bin bstrefftne.
%afFrt a1 29Esn R6rs 1862.
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ote'e mtift btfrtittn 9trfpnen aae IN ibrem 9ciise bcfnbs
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ei~aecnpnmcRcn Btlbtr.
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trdst Hur ? @rOetnt bttrastn barf.
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Cine te9InuSiste Gtitrift:
81 m. 8. @crbpn, Sr.
G. 8. D. u. s. sUR q.
SpFn Z. Conan, Deputr.
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8tuh6r

NtUIINE
u tfauraticn unc Saffs- SaIoR
am 8abs rts ,,9teEtn N1nrftee."
unttriCiduttcr trIaubt Go Die apfmcyflam'eit bee 6isia en-
a'utI4sH SublttantS INT Austnsinen, ippir Ictntr @6rHtr
i'm Ssfcneuer, oui feline
Nsus, otrtsTsrte HtfauratiUn'
eulntrtlani ~ rrostn, bic no6 zen I,irtm S,Iuhcr unbc-
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G'saT'trs S1ser5'tT une ale Scrtcu 0tlucurs Su taSeE.
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&Ss- Setlenos uhb Sparetrt Fnbcr eiren aut,n IjGh.
tr'uneIi&r 3iumtr uue rCtrIiht Sttt,n. ~
9obH Surrbaufen, &at.
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Yroela N ration
bee 0]Oupsrrsure Don 8irstnten.

DIT &rttutp-B sb6rtt lit bic slabri&t III seeonacn, boE
&nSe Sriee. Der i'm strsaneenrn gfai unttr Der gns
Hass iur SAT- ssbTa6t sroretn mar, SeI0esn INT Rebellion
unb Snfarretttrr strleittt ~ habsn, ans DEM GIsfinenis oun
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Suee bsftahtt; ptsbGIb i9 bisrmit cine &,lpbruuG psr
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ftSe, Die teiastsE GECS price lur Saft bTinaen uRS in bae
Gcfdusuie itntT &Vunto ablitfrrn HRb i'd fox bCre hermit
ftrntI ALE GisiIs unS RiIitdr- Teb5rbsR, ispie eirtn itotn
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ha GapG 9ris ,ur Saft unb suI Sirafs Iu s~rinsen.
(-- @tacbtn untrr nsiRer pano els Gpuserneur
So. unb pnirr benz Sit9sI bcS StoateS AZ Rifmoub
~ am l5In aprtE 1862 uae i'm s6ittn Sabr. Der
Commonwealth. SORn Net6er.
6lr ben 6prstrn.ur:
StOre. 50. Wunforb.
@taatS"E etrstdr.
GnOS Srits III strn 45 SaSr alt, o6 reti6r Gus 10 8oG
BOO, bat erdure paar 'u1b Sart, III Don sussm asu5eren
uab Bat tretie SSuttsrn.
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e. q. az

neutr DrpscUNs. &istrer- unp S&ussStgrs,
SrUaptr., 3wiiSsN Der 9. II. 3. Strase,
1T nit sjneS retbtr E0Ortirert 0Gsr in cintm o%crartiocn
9eI6aft siutten Nrtitslr %psrlcbtu, bic f5 burh Cute unb
StGi9teit 0usitjSHer.
Y1mtutltb crIaubttS llrtcScidncs auF ftin 0aeer
terttStr Niuttr- ticioer fur SrrrtR unb Guabcn, ionic auf
Snub~ se StitteI~Gdesr a]ufmsrfiam ~ mabcn.
lin ger. Srlfune ntcirer Baart uuc frcuublidsn 3ufprud
bite: Il. .. 9bISE,
8rpae1r., ;riI&tn bsr =. u. 3
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Htut %g8siRRubeI

Reiuet Grtunbtn urS 6.z psinIi,b,no;u pu6Iitum Si,
cr9eeSnne SnieYt, oas I'D ntbsr mtincm gB6plelole 9Btin-
uno EtauCE-StIbeft cine SRtintust troHuet babe, in Der ih
@elHs estsri'n SuHoen nit D,ireu ieber Grt unb better
QUaIitet bel GlaIb' uno glaS, lopie NIT ~Gpuli0,n Grfri-
iWUhs'H eeofhtE !strse. Slcpb NippS,
Mn. ISA qtrnnh-SNrnSf
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g. NJ. &treGer, NssNt,
aPCtbtttr, DrussiR, Supporter YEN
ptutiAtn &Ssmieolitn II. |. 10. Nr. 8,
@aiusStr., st9tuiitsr benz alien @Grttt.
~ Sf ttptt rsrosn nit Der er6Ftcn SurafaIt unh
@cHaut9td bcrsitct, iOipie StmiTdt OF ar arate uut
SnaIpfsh nit dustritr Sheili@Itit htIOret. 2Gubfauf~
Ieute ni6srA ea6 rtistaltiat Eager SnC lsnif1tr, otutf6tr
uu6 franJ6iti6er = strS frjTSer : ariStt =. Naucp>s niHs.
II. {. NJ. in better &uSNehl cIbh in @u9enf6tju rtbnsK. VEL
bt IrttfcI ;urn Ebtil IsIRf ~ nitort9trcu, ale ben aSrNI:6ta
prsltp G~pssIcNcT Ssreen. Rtbtitnfa Il en- NrBtr III
BEN b%iltsrtF S:s!ssanscu wirstrur nit rtutH, gorratk
susatRttttt.
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sG irtbfsA~ftsMn;eiaem.
SWgts 8armRabter 6pF!

Nstrsn grsuEStn une benz etsbritn 9ptIitRm bi, eroe.
EsnIte ~nietst, eeS RttSe an S1pabhyoFs nsSc Der lien
aDtTtsl@aft nit orn bsRtn gttrartcn itstr Nrt
TsI6stA ssIitbtR N. uns oss aud fOnfjas GrfriG6uue,u in
cencr Auelilat TtstS sprrathi9 ituN. SEotsl it suH De
lHns etr'elesn frtuRelt&R eiulnbe, Serlprtnt ID burd ortt
'seIranie une eutntruome Stbjcrurs mir bGS SpbInrlsH
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