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GOLD PENS WITHOnT OAs

NVDD F4aNN WITHOUT UASES,
For 25 cents the Magic Pen; for csnts The Il,,,
PEN for so cents, the Always Ready Pen for Cent?
the Elegant Pen; and for 81, the Excelsior Pen.
THE SAME PENS IN SILYER.PLATED ESTRN
SION CASES, WITH pRN0TTS
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New BRUNSWICK, n. j., Feb. I.-SIichael
Hennessy was yesterday convicted of the
murder OF Robert ellis, at Woodbridge.
last September.
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R3-THE 7TH VIRGINIA REGINESr.-The
following is list of the officers of the 9TH
Virginia Regiment-the "Mountnin Resi-
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Important @ Sutlers.


1OOO LBS. POTASH, in brick. md also
4OUU in l b tin cans. Ror sale by
T. II. LOGAN 4 CO.
janis and LOGAN, LIST co.
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ST. LorIs, Feb, by intelligence from
the Southwest, several days may elapse be-.
fore an occurrence of anything important.
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Sergent Major, ]. W. Coburn; Quarter
Master Sergent, Robert Laughlin, Commits
sary Scrgent, --; Drum Major, ohm
A. Walters Chaplin, j. ". Regar.
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BAIrmoRE, Feb. 1.-The 4meriean's COR
respondent at Fortress NIonrre saws That
Thursday was a bright aud beautiful day
at Old Point, but yesterday was cloudy
and threatening.
When the steamer Ericsson left Hattcras
the weather was too rough to land the
troops, and being unable to cross the bar
Gen. Burnside ordered her return to For
tress Monroe. She laid off Hatteras till
Monday last, consequently she brings no
late news.
The panic in reference to the Burnside
expedition was very great at Norfolk and
Richmond.
1t was understood at Richmond that
Beauregard would reach there on Saturday
on his way to Kentucky.
The opinion at Richmond was that the
steamer herrimac was a failure.
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Notice to MAN Subscribers.

Z !" Isu VaI IIIeLus WHO are sendlng as
subscriptions by mail, for less than year
to cut out and bear in MUD this tariff of
rates, and SO avoid misunderstanding.
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NOTICE.

TINE bills ofou customers have all been made ON
u to January LIST, 1862, aud we hope they viii no
dtsregard this notice, but call Immediately and set
tie up. ljanl4l j. NIcOLL 3 BRO.
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Company F-Capt John B. Morris, LIST
Lieut.. A. H. Stout, End Lieut.. B. D. Thomp-
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The Constitution is to-day taking in
coal. Col. Shepley, who returned from
Washington yesterday morning, brought
orders to sail as soon as possible for Ship
Island, her original destination.
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Company G-Capt. solomau spangler,
lst Lieut.. John a. Freshman, End Lieut.
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Company Capt. Henry B. Lazier, LIST
Licnt. Isaac Hastings, End Lieut.. Anthony
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Ecempany Capt. Valentine Smith, lst
Lieut.. Edwin A. Barr, 2ud Lieut.. Elmore
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All Ready.

WOULD Tesperttnly inform my patrons, and
y those wanting anything in my line, that have
= usL completed sumo very important improvements
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Company D-Capt. Isaac B. Fisher, LIST
Lieut.. James Watson, End Lieut.. John W.
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CAtRo, ILL.,, Feb. Another expedition
which will perhaps be larger than the re-.
cent reconnaissance, is evidently in the
course of preparation from this point. but
its real strength and destination is kent SO.
cret.
The troops ut Fort Holt have been re.
moved in consequence of tho high water.
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No. Is Maiden Lane, New YORK. :
Any one sending single letter post stamp win re
eetTe circular with fac-simile enHraYinEs Of TIE
above sizes and styles, jan29.lmi0
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Company B-Capt. Thomas Morris, LIST
Lieut., William T. Head, End Lieut.. SamT.
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No. 80 main ST., Centre IVheeIInr,
A T AsTONIsHINGIY Low PRICES FOR CASH
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-17
From CoIumbus-PatriOtic Re-
yival I'm OhlO-The Farmers
Preparing 10 Volunteer en-
neutrality-suspicious. for Sol
dlers-War Meetings, sc.
Special Disps,chtothe Cincinnati oazetie.l

0IerS-War mcctlmBs, cCs
Especial Dispatch TO the Cincinnati Gazeticl
COLUMBUS, July ID.
Colonel Bliss and Captain Harrington
have returned from establishing camps in
the northern part Of the State, and will
leave tomorrow for Southern Ohio on. the
same errand. They speak encouragingly Of
the prospects for enlistments
When the harvest Is over the farmeri
will turn out en- masse.
They report the City Councilof Mansfield
about to appropriate ten thousand dollars
for recruiting purposes.
1t Is understood the City Council here
will appropriate twenty-five thousand dol.
lars for like object. :,
A meeting to raise recruits will be held
here to morrow night.
The call included nearly all the substantial
and best men OF the city.
Letters received to-day by Gov. Tod, ex'
hibit an esrnestness and determination or
the part Of our leading men not equaled
since the fall of Sumter. In some district'
the excitement is intense.
Gov. Dennison, Fl. j. Jewett, the Rail
road President, and Col Harris will take thu
stump Immediately for recruits. j..
Paymaster Mcdowell, appointed Colonel
will raise his Regiment in Cincinnati. Ever!
well soldier in the city, and all who can b
spared from the camps, have received order
to march.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-17

b6rClem. Vallandigham, the great Guy
astecutis Of the recent 4th of July Demo-
cratic State Convention, is the same gentle
tleman who escorted John O. Breckenridge
from Washington to Baltimore, on his way
to accept commission in the Rebel army
the same fragrant Vallandigham who, with
Breckenridge, the loyal men of Baltimore
refused to let speak in that city; the SAINT
who said that not .. Union soldier sholali
isstssQ 70 sscoerSer the South, excSp
they waK over his dead body. Isn't he
beauty for any party to set up here in Ohi'
as its leader, king, priest and prophet!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-17
Large and Patriotic Union Meeting
an New York.

NEW YoRK, July l5.-The address adopt
al A. the mass meeting to day is couched in
natriotic terms, stating that the war Is pure
" defensive Of what we received from our
fathers. for the Union and the Constitution;|
that the rebellion is causcless; that repub-
lican form. of government is our preference,
that we are contending for the integrity OF
our country as a nation, for its national ex-
istence, for christian civilization, for our
commerce. our arts, and our schools that
we feel that all we have and all we can DO
should be given for our country IN its hour
Of trial, and ifthere be men among US not
thus feeling, they should leave us that we
are willing to make every sacrifice TO sustain
the Government, only asking that the Gov
eruinent should use our resources quickly
vigorously and wisely. TIE nation is in nc
mood for trifing. II complains only OF de
laws, vacillation and weakness, and wishe'
| its strength to be so used that not vestig'
| Of the revolt shall remain. 80,
i The address declares that If any foreigl
I soyernsneut attempts to interfere IN our af
\ fsifs, it must be repeied with that firmncs
and spirit as becomes the American people
II there Is anything about which we ar
agreed. il is our traditional policy that W
do not Interfere 10 affairs OF other nations
nor allow other nations TO interfere in our
To the maintenance of this policy the natlo
Q The crowd, notwithstanding the inten,
y heat, was fully equal TO thst OF April
|, last year, Just aftsr the fall OF sumter. III,
stands Tor speakers we're oecupaed, aud q
y several presiding officers were Mayor y
K dyke, PROT. Lieber aud Gen; FrsmoE
among the many speakers were Rev. n.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-17

Chrk, Rev. Sam'l Osgood, r. 8. Storrs and
Francis vinton aud Presidents Of several
meetings.
( All The Speakers vehemently urged the
upholding OF the Government in all It's war
measures, until the last al med rebel has sur
rendered.
The enthusiasm among. the masses was
very strong, aud every allusionto the Pres
ident or any OF the Generals IN the field Wa
vehenenty cheered, ns was also all depre
eating illusions to foreign interference II
our troubles. frpdh ~t
At6 o'clock, when the crowd seemed
dcnsest violent shower came up. aud thu
meetings were summarliy dismissed
All Offices and Wholesale houses wer'
closed in the afternoon, as were many o
the retail stores.
The numbers present were vaiiously esti
mated at from $4,000 to 100, 900.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-17
400 .yXE.v WANTED

To fill up this Splendid Regin'entI
and with the liberal inducements held out
by the Government these should be- raised
in very short time. k4
Two Dollars premium, Twenty Five Dol
lars Bounty, and One Months PAY ~ AD,
vArcnNre hoW offered to recruits, and will
be paid when mustered into the Regiment;
Clothing and subsistaRce will be furnished
Young MEN oPrHE SEVENTH DIsrRIcrl
now is the time to enlist. ..
If you have any love Of country IN your
hearts, manifest it by enlisting.
IF you desire to see your country saved,
Join your friends in the field, and aid III
crushing this rebellion.
The next three months, will determine the
fate of this Republic
If the Presidents appeal for men j:
promptly answered, and the Three Hundred
Thousand recruits furnished, the Govern
ment will sustain itself, and the new re
cruits will share the honor OF saving the
country.
If that appeal is unheeded, and the army
,, in the field left unsustained, it may b.
crushed by the overwhelming force OF tn
Southern Conscript 1rnly, and those VIII
refuse to enlist will be held responsible to
the calamity.
Come up, therefore, to the help Of you
country and your friends in this their tryinl
hour and in after years you will have tn
proud satisfaction Of knowing that in tn
simple discharge Of your duty, you hav
been instrumental in saving that countr.
and sustaining these friends.
Recruiting Office at St. Clairsville, an
| and also at Cadiz .tH
Serg't J. s. Hamilton, of Morristown, an
( Corp'l H. j. McFadden, of Harrison county
are authorized to enlist, as they are part
the recruiting commission.
q. L. PpoRMAN,
- Cant. AID Reg, q, V. /.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-17
svpERsoNAL,-Capt. Poormsn arrive


sdy-PERsoNAL, Capt. Poormsn arrived
in town, from Corinth, Miss., on last Sat.
urdsy night. The Captain left the 43d Regi-
ment on the Mobile and Ohio r. r., seven
miles South Of Coriuth, on the previous
Wednesday. He is in robust health, and
reports the health Of the men generally i'm.
proving. The Captain is detailed for special
service, in hunting up absootees and sending
them back to the Regiment in having such
discharged as are permanently disabled, ant
recruiting to fill up the ranks .es
Capt. Amos Glover, ofthe 18th Regiment
was in town on Friday. Capt. Glover hai
been sick for some time, aud looks prett,
thin.
Capt. Holloway, Of the same Regiment
was in town on Monday. Capt. Hollowa!
has resigned his commission in the army.
Lieut.. James M. Welsh, also Of the 18th
is at home quite sick. 81 e.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-17

s~The several County Military Commit
tees Of this Regimental District viii aset
IN Steubenyills to-day to recommend field
and other officers for the ssth Regiment,
apportion the number to be raised by each
county, &c. Immediately thereafter re.
cruiting officers will be appointed, and the
receiving and mastering in Of recruits com.
. menced.
Volunteers under the present call will
receive $40 each in advance, viz: 81 bounty
at the time Of volunteering; $l3 (beine
one months pay in advance) on the muster
Ing in Of the Company, aud $25 tone-fourth
Of the 500 bounty, on the mastering in o.
the Regiment.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-17

l@-ATTENTIoNl-I wish all the absentees
from the Add Regiment, o. v. l., in this
County, who are at home on sick leave, Oh
otherwise, to report themselves at Camp
Chase, Columbus, Immediately.
I will be at Columbus on Monday and
Tuesday next, with the descriptive rolls of
all absentees from the Regiment, and viii
have all persons discharged who on examina
ton are found unfit for service.
Those who have not obtained transporta
tion will write without delay to George B
Wright, Q. NJ. General, Columbus, and HI
will furnish them with it.
C. L, PooRMAN.
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AE77ER FROM IOWA.

CHARLTON, LUCAS Co., Iowa, July Q.
EDITOR CHRONICLE As the CHRoNIcLE
has ceased to visit me for several weeks, l
am led 20 infer that my quota OF the nlottre
po,oer is exhausted, and herein enclose you
q fresh supply.
If YOU think your readers would be in
terested in knowing about WsstArn attasssv
permit me to remark to them that our pros
pect for all varieties Of the growing crop, Is
fiattering.e We have some apprehension OF
chintz bug in spring wheat, but hope they
will not claim a larger proportion OF that
crop, than landlords generally do. Rye is
well filled, and. perhaps, half of it cut
Fall wheat is as well developed. in grain as
ever saw it's is bending for the sickle. Ap'
parently, it stood the winter well, but when
It headed out it proved to be near hall
cheat; and that, too, where the seed was
pure as ordinary, where fall grain was never
before raised, and consequently, where not
a grain OF wheat was ever seen before,
Query Has the seed reposed quietly In tht
Ian of mother earth ever since Adam anc
Eve were little children, or have clrcum
stances been so unfavorable that wheat
(which may be progressed condition, o
state of cheat could not be developed, ant
it has fallen back to its primitive condition
l-cheat? Oats and Hungarian grass good
corn from one to six feet high, owing, :
: (time Of planting, which variesfat more tha
our soil does. Garden vegetables very plenty
Weather very hot, and showery for las
| two days. General health good. FroII
twelve months residence in Iowa, Iconclud
it is the place, and would advise farmers ]
t Eastern Ohio, when tired Of scratchin
amongst gravel there, to pull! up stakes an
come West, when half their accustome
e labor will produce more grain than they al
;, now doing. !,
From present indications, i is probab
+ the Burlington and Missouri River kailros
will be put under contract the coming tai
as far as Charlton. IL
IS The 4th inst, passed off in grand style
!. Not only few, but the people abandon'
!, their avocations, and kept the day IN pat!
+ otto holiness. True chivalry seemed to ri
above par; pseudo Democracy and its tw
sister--toryism--see to be scarce COZ
,r modities. Not drunken man on Z
M M. ]. BURR.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-17

SerRaspberry Festival to be held in St
Clairsville, at the Court House, on Tuesday
evening, July 22d, 1862, at u o'clock.
The object of this Festival is to recruit
the Methodist Sunday School Library, and
promote the interests OF the Sabbath Schoo
generally, purchase tracts, tickets papers
snd any thing that will be necessary to ad
vance its best interests.
Tickets for sale at Vests and Collins
Drug Stores ,and Samuel Lewis's.
Come onel Come all Com.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-17

A Snow BANK IN JULY.--A snow drift
at Skinner Hollow, Manchester, VT. last
week, located within one hundred rods of
where ripe strawberries were found, meas
ured twelve feet in depth and covered one
fourth of an acre. II has been forty feet in
depth There are two arches in the drift,
formed by the passage of a small stream.
One Of these arches is large enough to drive
horse and carriage through, the other fol
four persons to pass through abreast. :
[Springfeld Republican.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-17
From Columbus.

COLUMBUS, July II. Comfy Military
Committees in each Regimental District. are
requested to assemble as soon as possible at
some central place, and arrange for the or
ganization of ten companies, so that CON-
pany combinations can be made and names
promptly submitted to the Governor fol
company officers and Regimental District
Committee organized, for consultations as t.
field and staff appointments, and to take th,
most efficient means to raise and complete
regiment County and Regimental Dis
trict Committees will please report promptly
and keep this office fully advised ofthei
doings.
Second lieutenants will be mastering off
GERS, and must have qualifications for tina
duty.
The press throughout the State will pleas
copy. CHARLES w. HILL.
,Adjutant General of Ohio.
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SHERIFFS S.aLE.
Sarah Wilson, Admir- yInTgE I1o Of 4. verdi nI
Nicholas Wilson, OF Common Pleas Of Belmon
Comfy, Ohio, will sell, on "a, -. Ff=r eaal
Tuesday. August 10, 1862,

n. AuCb<AehyS Ass6ooef ny AoS~e
AT the froot door Of the Court HOUSE, in 81 Clairsyie
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock,
M OF said day, the following described Real Estate, 10
wit: :. a. -
quarter of Section 90, Township and Range Contain
ina So acres less excepting acres roods and
20 perches of the Northeast thereof conveyed by
Nicholas Wilson TO Andrew FesleI aud paric uarly dee
serbed Ia said eonveyanco Said first tract being the
same premises described in deed from the said Ncho
las r. Wilson 10 John Wilson, duied December ~ i64o
ard recorded in Volume page f30 Of the records OF
deeds Of said County, and containing sevepiy'seven
sncosp TRAcr being pari OF the Southeast quarter Of
Section thirty. four Township and Range lying in
the Northeast OF said quarter and being The same
premises sold and conveyed by Thomas Steel and vile
"a tbe said John Wilson by deed dated JANUARY LIST is4l
and recorded In Book z page 29 Of the records OF deedt
OF said County, containing 81 acres, more or less.
| THIRp TKAcr bsing pah Of the Northwest quarter o.
said SecionN Township g. Range ~ lying In the Soa,h
east corner q said quarter its beondges beginning at
the North side Of said quarter and from thence runnin
in souherly direction with line run 70 interseci III
Seuh Boundary Of said quarter point that will d.
vide the balance Of said quarter after cutting of said
acres In two equal parts the said line cutting oil sal
50 acres Iups ppralsl with the North boandsyof sal
.quaref Seelosi being The same premises conveyed
Grifflh Snhet % The said John wilson by deed date
the record Of deeds Of said County containing 81 acre
. more Of less. ~ y s3Ah1 t4NA ~
ArIrnised rs follows;
A First Tract At @2i8;
Second Tract subiectto dover at si05;
Third TraeL subject to dover. at sl52:
sSss Once, s, clsir,v. Jay r. issa sa sss'S
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-17

The Akron Beacon says that as Mrs.
Horace May was removing can of straw
berries, which she had just sealed up, from
the stove to the table,. an explosion tooh
place, blowing off the lid Of the can and quitee
severely scalding the hands and wrists Of
Mrs. M. with the hot fruit Ladies should
therefore, be careful in their canning pro
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-17

Gen. Mitchell pIonounces the story Of tie
= iouisville Journaithat he had been guilty Of
conduct injurious 70 the Government snd dis
Ersesiul to humanity, unfounded, false, and
caiumnioug fgi
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-17
.Mew advertisements.
Notice to COntractOrS---PrOpO-
sails for building q Bridge.

f. ~ vas CoMhdissIoNERs OrficEs
ST. CIARsprILE- July 10, 1852 )
CEALED PROPOSALS. will he received al
y This Office until IL O'Clock the I'd day OF August
ne ext, for building an
OPEN WOOD BRIDGE
across Wheeling Creek where The road leading from the
National Road past the County lnhmary TO Unionown
crosses said Creek, the farm OF William Caldwell
atoms OF said Bridge follows: Length Of
SPAN 90 feet width Of said bridge, l2 eei sills each
30 feet long 10 by l2 nces braces 20 feet long by
10 inches cross tmbers 12 feet eng, 10 by II inches
10 osts is feet long u by 10 nches 600 feet flooring
inches thick 10 inches wide. Each OF the cross tmbers
10 be connected with the braces at their junction by an
iron rod extending upward through the sills 10 the angle
formed by said braces. ..-. . ..r .
sealed Proposals will also be received up 10 Il
o'clock on the 2d day OF August for putting IN BY the
perch about 3c0 perches Of Rip Rap WALL one loot thck
laid compact. Stone quarry privilege iurishrd a'id
grading done ready for said stone work. The wall
Commence at pckes running back at an angle Of 40
| IS degrees. ,
The above work tobe completed by The Ia day Of oc
/ tober next r. CobisMAN,
| Clerk for Commissioners.
L July n, 1eG2-2w
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Fundenberg's
,Palatable Worm Powders

FOR m, ExPULsIou Of Wonms In cHlLDRHu.
THIS GREAT REMEDY, which sasr Unprecedented
i success, wsss year of I've syo lnlfoduced IN M,
ssssny oss q ~ sss ss sss s s pa u. aS
ua,io II syi,x iey have Ike parasites, endsavorcd
10 draw spstsntsde, and hnd sale BM he people bs.
ga . and ,ss s.s and Ss,, = e
6e worth their monsf, and ,hs'hs
Palatabie worm Powders
kind IL use Any csbd will them, ss made Of sn.
gar We do not ask the people % bcsse our mere
serion ore Of course, iDteIe -ted1n making
good story for Porular Rernsayss we only refer
give beow) which efs plainly what oar Inedicile Ia
The Powders, though 70 mid and SAP IL ueir opera
ton, in children are death 10 Worms. Read the
''"''''"s BrpoErosr. Ohio. osioler lst, 1901
This is l0certiiy o., rom kncwlrdge Of the cornpo
siiion Of Dr. Funashberys Psstsblo. Worm Powders
and of their being 9th safe sid efficient remedy fo
the destruction ol Intestinal worms hsFiny regularly pre-
mend their use 10 the rutlic bSfnI cArEH.rT,
Surgeon ia Va RegiinehL u 8 Cavalry
| BsrpoKrorr. otio, May 2sd 1851
This is certify thal have usrd Fundenbyrss Pal
stabie Worm Powdsr In my fsrniIy and b.hese then
| 10 be the best in USE - sff ions LAfsHLkY
Persons in need Of an arncle Of this kind will one
the importance o. purchasing Of rrsponsibe Drug
BY irresponsible quaeks tef agents, who are ieor
ant Of villa, .hey srs selins Beware q hsse ard ,as
noss su''hs'hishly cslssr"sd "PALAfAnls WON row
PRICE SsgArs rER BOX. ~
Prepared only by * FUNDESsERe CO,
Where General Aeor,men, Of Drus.. Paints, Oh,
&C., can always be Ssa, a. priees which will eosnpsf
fsvorabiy with any Other houss- jyiNm
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-17

BGr WELL SAID. The Cincinnati Com
mercial Qndependeut) very properly heads
Its notice ofthe resent Democrat" State
Convention, "Fire in the Rear u
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-17

BG-ANpY JoHNsoNs SpEEoH.--We
hope every man and woman in the County
will read Andy Johnson's 4th Of July Ad-
dress, on the outside Of this paper.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-17

D~WE direct the attention of our readers
to the advertisement of DR.. Fundenberg's
Palatable Worm Powders, in another col
umu. - 4