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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-08
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+ Benust uuh emprObLen bon { en- berIeuteIien aer5ten ais
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n66ioen puiteH, Y t6ltGn9en, BrDRttlS, @n8t lift 9tett,
an8aebrun9 biauen Suiten,, 8lutipeteu. 9etler'eit l4pa6er
Stimuei SGuerd IN ben IlrtH.Olaanen, oeroplbenem 8lnt,
Stnter3 in Der @elte uub 8run. SsrStloplen Ooer Seatrant-
belt, allen pals, Bruit- unc GunsenlelDeu. .hs#
b. s.l14 Or. Sma9ne's
3ulammenseIeBter Sgrup BON @ilbtirihen
beftneet i& lest ivr Elm gieueI Sabrbuubert DOE Ger @elt
unb TIT gu oertaufen in teoem %6etpchnten Sbeile Der Grbe. K
1ls8 ,@iS Or. SwaYne's
3ulammen9eIeBter S9rup bon 0ilbttrIGen
wirb auseleitt unter Der uunaiItelbaren aufTtht Srn Or. S.
SwaAne, etnes a~eibtdten Ir3teS Der Ieue prpfelIicnele 9aIts
bobn nit benz wibn8en Drrlbetl elmer reSeIndb9:u meoStnt
i@en tilban8, in etusr Der beitsn unb dleien S@uIsn in
uoGber etnem fsbltben Sernin in BEN B5tlabelpbta Dtsper-
larp nuO @arn o.sle SABRE lang aI'8t I'M 9OipttaI uHO alien
Irntenbaus fener @taot. .fg3x4qu tE
Or. SwaYme's+
3ulammen8elebter SYrup BON 0tlbttr1Gen
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6auaiIien in etefenl anb I'M %uslaace SeOrag@t wrb.
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3ulammengeebter SYrup BON @tlottrl6en
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ntm i@dsbArsn Baum, Die erie rel@e ienals lit otefena 9anbe
ilt erehet mnrce. nno bic ein5t8e, weldbe etlt %reeslmdBtger
ar5t 3uUeretet, CDsIet& bic Namet BON betannten aer3ten !3u-
bereilnnSen bon xStIbtri&en b~etSeIest itnb. se a6er nt9ts
elbsn uur bsiseiis fa,, bisaber nidt8 nit ibrer geleitans
~ tpun baben, um ibneu etneu Onf gu peti6affen unb oer-
mittelit ~bsrieIb@ ben Isrtanf Der Wseo bin bel ~iprSIOien 2ea
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Or. Swa9ne1s a4JiuGma
3uIammen9eIes .S9rupa BON WtlbttrIGen
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nt9t binldaSIi4 Dfen fem iolte 4@4~
SwaYne's SarIapartlla unb SbserzYtlen
In 0erbinnua9 nit benz g8Ibtirl9en gprup uetutet; bieie
gtlen lub elm i&neles %retnt9ences SarirmttteI, baS ale b6ieI
@olablCnperunsen aus .eera Deo9et nnc ben @ebdrrnet cuts
fernt, poourdb p60i0e @eimncbeit ~ber9etelt wtro. fl Is IS |
~ 3nbeienet eusi1IteBllh burb Or. $. Spa1ne.l
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Sine Dor mtrb per YOft franco ~esrienbet bel @npplaaS ben
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-08
BeF=8 altimOrefraBs. ssan Al
% Oh binne q

In ieber gDe1ie - in Der tarseHcn 3ett- urb ~ ben
btll9iten Qrcllen s~eIefert. Mtasatin- un6 Nuter1bH pei, 70
ne ieoe at 8ibltDtbet nbaher, perben IN Der ih6nfeH uno
o1uerpafeiien Wetig sebunbea. Binder unb @rol1Iren tHr
AilOciaiOnsn wernen oufs lnnelte beiOrst.
ga NAs @ Spfept ReBner Bl1btHeer,
a. lBet- @GIttmereRr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-08

@a4 &et1ppi1le (Ybitab. ROab.)
Son HiftusSun 5rtel StS9fi. iecen dun
|ffus, Douner11as u. SamltaS. '2-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-08

a@~ Sur beIonoeren EenntntBnahu1e.
EtairaHbeFer unh 1tttftnpe frlttn iebr pUrltUtte irtn, ebe Re
tbr kt1ette tcufen Mnb fpltIn ~bieielben nur BON iclGen an.
Bffflten 8tamteH taufsas wel6t DON ttrent @ebalt ltten,
at@t aber Dpa eDlaGiern Ooer 8ntiGenrrd8erur ba liz fOnR Der
uuniona ~auseeken. en- Qf s
= z1 DurdfabrtSs 8tlette ~ s
mad altn 2petieu otS gBeaeas Inp ~ babtn set y ~
&b. 5. Bilcebranet. se 4.
@tneras-G nas8r1utfu.Ngen Ser BalttiHpre. Gna
G? ANA Il .4e Dbtp-@tienbGbn. * a24G SlA4
Sasop ytc. 81 G~bamestr., Baltimore.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-08

Na d. 8eIair. = Son BrcpnS So
tel in 9isbftr. ieOen DienftaS, Dpnnertai
u. Samfta9. T4 1891. "N'+.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-08
Cite @Ompaanie pom 6. Ma'
rDIauosN eatment. lup

l@%NNS ltuterSetdneter beabft9ttgt TIM 6 Dtarslanb=Ne,
5iTNA 9tnent cine @Itts 6 onpa9nte 81 etrt&en.
:. t4f& tn pelder ilnse 2eute nidt alein Die nOtbpenot.
gen niItotrii6en &enntniiie erlernsn, fUnbern AUD in bSberen
RrtelswlHtnfAaften %aus9ebtoet ipeiben. 81 t4iA~
sSun9e 6 ute, pehe c eier @Ompa9nte eettreteH, babe bds
Der ntht aletn Die @ele9G nbett GEM BaterIanDe CUTE
DienIte gu Ieiien, ipuoeru if6 Renntnne ansueisnen, welGe
ipotcT gu hEberen Stellen IN Der @rmee InIGB 9eben tpnntcu.
Sdmutlt&e @tf5tere Der %@OmPasnie Fnp sbemaltse ceut-
DE Oft5ele. s& NQ8 $3.50 nae Nh
1G8 veriett fh bon feIbit, hos be gebpnoIunO Der q I'm.
papnie IN ieoer Be3ebun9 gut lit.
Deela uu9el 81 oteFr @Ompaents ner6e1 nnr TIM Ganp 9Ct-
man, 2afipette square, aRgn9Anen.
Sunt20S =. Sternberg, @orttott.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-08

Der acc OF no b at ionSs qua
tiS6reperit perGdBt . altt M ore
u III 6. 90 Na&mt., unD 6rebertd uln
4 30 nbr MDrgen8. a9a shl a..
NaG Wbeelins, Parfersburs unb benz
Befen 8ubr 40 Wln. WprsenS unb 6 90
ubr Mbeub8. ,t7gng9 sfaH 1lgl> lHa
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-08

J Na@ Reiferstp wn. 8Om Meftsrn
Sptel ieoer ytadmtttas 3 l1br,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-08
6imbeer>GEen

reingebalten Srn allen nnterbleIem gtamen alfeetaldten @ur-
rosaten pertauft nab pte DOR beim Tas pnb Bel 6er @alone
"a entlpre1eno bilt9err Yreis -
Sun.7S s. Btttt9 ,i@de bon Stgt- II. @ranbbifr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-08
IS i'll. so Qrs1anb Gife'nbubn

Us I. Warhlanb Gte'nbahn
6 (Galbert StaHOn.)
500 u. $50 Na4m. Biz NeipsW tnbIDr
~ ,ssa5 (p,a Discriminatory
Omnibu1e fir Wandelter fteben Dter-
tags, Donnerltass uub 6amlfas8 nit ceml
WOrssen3use in 8erbinounS. H-4 T
Die 3ise perlaiea RewsQBtnbic r uta 5
unb Beltuiniter I'M. 5 80 uno II 80 Scrz
mitta98. n.E 49, So o d tH2ptsI -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-08
~. Ut. ScbmtNt. y
Deuti6e gu6banplunS, 8uGbtnDeret unb
QeihbibltBthef.

o. "a IS. Aurttmore= stsifdben Sap u. BOnt6aDhr.
Sd e.lanbe nj, uie,nen JssunSsn iowte benz seebrten publtam
@naereinen "~ansuae8eu, baB i'd rneiu @el&dft bon SO. 81
. gapfr. na6 tppsn 9las Serte9t babe unb Bite oaS mtr iette,
eI&entte Wertraaen ans ferner bewabren gu ~cuen.
geetn Eager son utf9en 81 d ern in allen Bran6en,
S6nIbI@et S&retb" unb 2et&enbefte, S&reib-
uatertalien ole, Dirt, beutf@e Muit tit fir Qianr unb &C.
,ars, babe i'd at bas bette berrCGftanotSt unb merbe tn 8stra&t
ber l&lebten 3eitb e ttGi9Fen Qreiie iteaen. asa
@tf nteiue 8 etbbtbItotb et made i'd ~beIOnber8 a~ufrertIan1,
rben1 it bieielbe trhber bebeutenb beritSrt babe.
q ant bas @inbtnben BON 8aGern, Weuit &c. werbe t& aleim
b~eIcneere &ufn1ertiamreit pertpenben, 1nb babe i'd nleine Bud
nberet 10 p~onitdnbis einssribtet, nm allen Nuftrdsen bsfens
tH9en 3I t6nneu. 2. u. d mtbt,
S so. "a gB. SaItm.ore-. spti6en @au u.SoQibarft 1
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-08
Sta9e6.

.nra-9 .cla.aa4G Sta9eS. oaR4
,@a4 Is m ttt8burs (pia 8sltmin>
ffer) Seben benz 8eitern Sptel, Gde Dcs
warb u. SaratOSaitr. ieoen WfcrSen um 7
1hr (SpnntaSS auS9eacmr1en.
% al @oOantDWn unb Esw cus
tpmm. -
IT aOmnibuiie perlafen Gde 6ollipar u. ga
petteftr. um 8 ubr NcrSsns u. 4. 80 Nin.
Na&mittaSS. slpH5a21l'. '
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-08

III 43a $50 McbtunO . 5
gtOA cine @eleeenbeit, I'm Der alien Sld99e
ETS3u ptcnen ttnp ben SOB @urer Wtttbtr9er
NH. aas At raGen. y}tH1lH4aug
WovInto+ . @tntse frdttse M6nner, I'm cine @Ontpas-
OtLiultSI " ME gu perSOlfdnCtseu, pei6e benz 4. Aeae
rplanb 8estnient attdhirt ptrb. A'[ e
Die Qcute werben iOtOrt einsenufert s~etleioet mao Der
tSft9t.
s8esdbluns 6ielelbe tte bic resuldre Ser. ct. Miltss
N6bsres tefa8en bte &uf9Iase5ettel t.A. aC
Ell +$S Capt. 6. 9. Spbe
asfag@8lf JHB s1i9S ri SO. 254 canton ASenue
s 5.la mI .9l Iua l. S SSau G y; s52DH
81 se,. a. {. 9teut. u. u. Mace, cQM
Dtat31s Nc. 1856 SOubitr, Wt6. sus's Dirtbi@at
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-08

ParterSbur9 uno Warietta, cper Sentpero,
Wbeeltns luo Columbus. s1ii
Die EalttraUres unp ObiO-@tiearaba Diersr BEN ~ttiienbea
9uDlteum BITE srSbten ~gprtpftle IN 8eSu9 aHf GtltBtet, 8e.
aaemlt&tsit. St&erpest, gaaFti4test uD Sa6ntett Der See
nerten, 10 pas ft UGn feiusr GuDern Sabn IN oteltua 2anpt
1bertr0fen Htrs. GitEe Ba6n ppm atlanttlhen Mser anset-
pfno, u bic dlteRe aas gGoesusefe 3tntr, ~aletnsettta abet aud
BITE tnr3efe aao i5negft une Datfr BITE btltefe 0apute FIR etc
Neslenpen NAG BEN SSeaen. be Gt&t ~verfehien ipltsu, He 81
bea4srn - .e,HFHE fsfet1
OteilenentfernunS poa 8altimprs nau
Cincinnati AIS
uebcr partersburg $50 aeetlen.
febfr genwOVo uab gDtefI}aS $50
sasS S &c Nsssasit aasis S.'''SaFs . 81
stnt st srarnts an Der G~atfrtnEns you if6
Durh bic &Ulumbus-Qiate 69g
the @rfparntB an Der @%ntfefnun6 DUn 69
&eilenSt, UeIhf bic 8aIttIasre@ uRb ObtG-&tleutdtn benu-
sen, lcsen bte Weifeu in TX Gasen surat uuS fateu in
dDa8en, biz naf bas naerbequemfe unp nit G~epcIferttn Sissn
etna ert&tet fnb. eeHIs4I Hs tIfg.
Gabrpreiie BON Baltimore raA: qln
4I3it (1OO %fanD @epdf fref.1
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-08
M6r6lttbe Gentralbabn.

Durde Il 8 mad BEN Deften-
Attahrt: 8. 20 Mrrsens, unO 9 30
Mbenbs. srat ri, tn# r
Warttcn AccompbationS- &
Abfabrt : 6 ubr Nafmitas8.
Gntanf # 7 So M1n Mcrsens.
9arrt8burs3 sc CO nj M peatt' N.
3 & Ib9au9 !: 3 ubr Nafmittd9s.
a'r Mnfunft /: IL 80 Wtin, Oaitta98.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-08

g htlabelpbia DttminstCn u
: $ Baltimore.
8. 3Oltin. Wpr9en8 u.1 e05 MitlaSs,
5 20 uao z lbr Nbeuo8. 1f- q
SUnntaSS Sebt blcB berlestSeaanate 3u9.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-08
/, @auptqnartter bes A. Mnb 6. Mesis
Mment8 Der MarDl WpIpntGre.

YLH t4Ak Fttfb ~ N OdllUnpreI r. SuWt 1cOz.
Sbtse &eStntenter weroea teute Wlprsen UNI 10 rbr
W has Camp 9pfnon TN 9dfdpette square, ". Sreulpnthr.
eesteben. MIe nbt6tSen SnbfHensnlttteL &leteer, 2Doas
befen, Wafen &c. perben tn 8erettlAalt letn, nm Sene, mel
DE lest etnee1fwcren werbet, ju eautptren. Dos Eager wtrS
inter Dem 8efeble bes Col. SUf. .. NDarner, @efeblsabers bes
4. Restmentes ffebeuL pet6er eAs @Dnnl1nbp Der betpen 0e'
g~tnenter lbernebmen unb bic Mniperbuns, BITE Snfruttion
unb baS @rereittunl Der Netruteu beaufFhttsen rMrp. Die
@apttdne uno QteutenantS Der beipen 0teatnenter baeen fG
penu i'm Qa9er, brett gu rteloet uno bdraIf gu feben bB btE
3eute sebRrig sefleipet, equtptrt uno NIT ben n6tbieen Nattpnen
BequemlIdtetten Derfeben perben. NetrIten peroen tag
It'd tn oitier Office uuo TN Eager arsenUnnnen. 4%A r40
SIN Muttrage oeS
Gpl. SO M. QputS S6IeA,
tournaments beS 5. Ntarqlanb N~estuientes
Hno RefrutirunessS upertntenbente Der
SSurt6S B9iIhG q Marpldnh 8ptpnt1re. As
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-08

80 ~ " Z
M Nbfabrt3
Na& 8aibinstrn nm 4 ubr 80 Oein. =,
z 4Ouab 10 ubr 8crmittas8 unb um3 so
uno 5 10 Radmittas8. ~ $50 ns
80 n Baibin9tSn um 6 ubr, TAO unO
II ubr SDrmtttuS8, unb um 3 Sou. uhr
Nadmitta9S, 40 .|n .v.a
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-08
,Nnfunft er Gtfenhnh Us

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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-02-13
Spetial Aatiers.
Im mpOrtsant To Females.
ImpOrtant to Females. -.
ImpOrtant to Females. y Il
DR.. CheeSeman's Pllls
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills
DE. Cheeseman's Pills
THE uEALrH AND LIFE OF WOMAN

THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN
Ii continually In peril IL she Is msd enough 10 neglect
or maltrea hsse sexual irregularities 10 which twohirds
OF her s~x are more OF less sabjeet. i' . "a . gisf
: DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS. prepared from tha sams
formula which the inventor. CORNElluS L.. CHEESE.
MAN, M D., OF New York, has for twei,iy years used
succcssluy in an extended prys,e practce-imnedate;
y relieve without pRin all disturbances OF the pefiodca
dischurxr arisng from relaxation or suppression
They act like cham in removing the pains
pauy difcult or imnioderae mcnstruaon, and are the
only safe and reliable remedy Tor Fusies Sck Head
ache Pains in the Loius Back ard Sides Palpaton oi
the Heart Nervous Tremors ysterics Spasns, Brokei
Sleep and other unpeasant and dangerous effects oil All
unnatural condition Of the sexual functions In the worsi
cases Of FIor Abu Whites they eascta speedy
To Wives and Matrons. ~
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are onrred ss the only ssie
means OF renewing interrupted menstfuauon, but
Ladies must hear In mind
That on that very account tnkct when the Interrupt
to,, arises from NATURAL causes, they viii inevitably pre-
yomt the expected events. This Caution 4 ebsolutely
or such is the tendency OF the Pills 70 restore
lie orginul functions Of the sexual Organisation, ina
,hey eneyi,nhly arrest tile process OF CESSATION.
Explicit drecl stating When and when hey shouls
moi be used with each BOx,the Price Oe Dohaf eac'
Box containing from ~ 70 ~ filis tSl- 49,
valuable Pamphlei, 10 be had Tree OF inc h5en's
Pills senl by ma promptly ny enclosing price W wv
General Agent. Sold ny Drrsgests SMsny Ssnssssn,, ycs
~ " General Agent for the U.Staes and Canndas
| feoo2iy. 70 Cedar 81, New York.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-02-13

E;rut Va Cavalry. stationed at Patterson 4
Creek. ordered Captain w. 70. Carfnan, of
70 ID with A detachment Of Capt. Robin
son,s Ohio Cavalry, and his own company,
to % proceed up the Greek to said mills, " and
from there to make his way, if possible, to
New Greek.
Canaan Carinan started about 4 o clock
In tho afternoon Of January 10Th. Proceed
inc 10 the crossing of the Creek, he found
il runinr tumultuo,isly high. The order be-
ine peremptory, to 10 on, the detachmept
dashed through, swimming their horses to
the opposite bank. Seven of the men were
swept from their saddles BY the angry food,
losing their caps, and one ofthcm his gun,
bareIy escapine from drowning by clinging
to the horses tails. .l. -1' ~. -
The CAPTAIN had secured the valuable ser
vice, of : colored man, born 10 the neigh
borkood. Placing confidence In his guide,
the Captain pushed forward, indefatiga-
hlv dstermiped 70 ful6ll the object of the
scout
Arriving in the vicinity Of Sheetx's mill
about midnight, the utmost caution was en-
;o;ned upon the men IN preserve silence, ss
thev were then some eighteen miles from
sny possible re.inforcements, and in the i'm
mediate noiehborhood of the enemy.
Proeedine along the road, silent as the
grave. the long column of q hundred men
vound IT'S vav round the mountain side, and
NM : dsrk ray;ne Stoppine at house BY
Up osr. ho .ho r.D..pp pp ws I'd nm Ne Il.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-02-13

nA-PERsoNAL.- B. r. Cowen,
Secretary of State, has been spending sew,
eral days in town. He is looking exceed
inely well. He returned to Columbus Mon
day evening.
Hon. w. s. Kennon, Representative in
the General Assembly, and Hon.. Isaac
Welsh, State Senator, have alsoaoble an
home for a few days. Mr.. Eenhy Herald
: he left home to attend the General Asessr'
bly,, was in very poor health, but We are
clad to say his health is fully restored.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-02-13
Three Very Desirable Farms

at s41t1e t1etfetStfUtOT2S SOte.
TN PURSUANCE Of en- order granted by the
i Probate Court of Belmont County, Ohio, will
offer for sale, atpublic suction, on lfigge
Thursday, March 70, 1854,
between the hours Of l0A. NJ. and4r N upon the
premises, tho following described real estate, sit
uaied in said county, TO wit; - ~"
The lat tract being the n Q ar. OF sec 26, Up. y
range A. III the Sieubenvie land district, contain
ing i59 actesi more or lees, .a
THE 2nh tract being the n W.. ar. OF sec 20.
IN ", range 4, exec piing s. acres sold BY John
Dentist 10 James Mchilien, containing l25 scres
The Sd tract being tbs east half Of the n. W, a..
of see. rs, to Z, range except about acres 80 Id
bv lanes Moore to Luther NJ. Norris, ontaininR
7St acres, more or less. Being the premises Q!
which lanes Moore died seized. They are well
watered and numbered and lie about mile from
The National road and miles from Lewis milli
snd station, on the G. o. r. and good roads
leading to both. They wiltbo sold free otdswer
The premises are appraised as follows Tbs ls
.rse, e NJ n59ot 90. The End tract, at 1880 90
Tbs ID. Wsct sts2fsO 90. They will b sold IL
seosva 10 tvacts, or togeIher 10 suit pnrchseep.-
Tcras Of q y, one third IN hand. oneihifd In on
year sud one third In two years, with tntsTee Oh
tbe deIsrved paymssn b nom the day Of ssls. e
| ,,,s.s.,.,, 4 HENnY ypDlNGS, Adnr:,
Feb. 10, 1859 tw Of JsmM Moors decd
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-02-13
Legal Notice--Probate Court
xIrM. G. BAILEY. VII.

An Oarre'son, Admrl WM. g. BAILEY, who
of the E@sats Of Milton w enlisted in the army, and
W. Price and Tbouss when last esrd from IVES m the
y Pnce deceased, State of Virgins. Will take noucs
~ :. w. that Asa 0snstson, Adminisrsr
Bsneu ~ Price. etsl or Of the Estsis q Milton w;
Pnce and Thoess ~ Price deceased, on ts 20 Day q
January, A. D. lesz 6led his peen In ne Pfobs,s Coou
Within and for fhs covny Of Belmont and State Of ONO
alleging that the personal esth Of ssd deecden. IN
sucer 10 pay their deDts snd the charges o sdfn'ns-
terns their eaies; that they died sefsd la fee spe
Uoinyj Of the following described real estate situate In
sasd county vix Pira tfsei, beginning AZ te Soohwes
sopei u The scu'besa quarter of section n, Township
Range O. and running thence ,sid Quarter section
line Norh % poles thence Eas - pots thence souf 10
poles hence West 20 poles 70 ths place Of beginning;
Second tract beginning the Nortssst corner Of he
Nonh-sss quar,es Of sesuor -. Township y and Rsge
q, IN the county Of BeimoB Ohio, and running soufb Ira
poles % so,e .. the center Of e siore.sid Section
upepce East ~ poss theuce Norh - poles 70
aooe. hence East ~ poles 10 stone, tsnee Norb ~
boIee 70 soDs, thenes Wcs Il poles irnofe isss 70
us place Of beginning containing scfvs of less
ssid petition viii be fos hearing the 2ls day q Psb
fussy. A: d. tsG2. !; asa GAkRETSON.
Adm'r Of Milton w Price and Thomas ID. Price, deed.
Jsnusfy ~ isS2--<w
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Theadore L shus RY VIRTUE Of an order Of
Elizabeth Vail, e, al cour, q Common Pleas Of Bel
mont county Ohio will offer for SALE the front door
Of the Court House, in said county, on
Tuesday, March rs, 1862,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ and o'clock
Of said day the following described Real Estate, to
Trac, No 1, beginning n, the North West corner of
Section row,,.hip O. Range o; thence south with The
ssnss oss al VIII
The Of The NSnh o. Gs.. .s5 osMsr
thence Es.t095l poles; thence South So East 1871 pole,
thence East 80 poles; thence North % y poles 10 small
walnut thence North Fast 20 30 poles TO soke on
IVES, tsnt Of saltwater creek ,heace North st East
.s eof. ~ .sS q sss.t q snss
No,S We: RI B's: ssns' & poi. Ssaas u
Win ths Northern boundary Of eeeden Il thence West
with said boundary as pole. ohe place Of beginning,
Tract No. begin. a, Tho intersection q the ssn,st Of
sllwaier Greek with the Nohern boundary ef Section
ss No.
sf hisdvison thence sesA along ssid last nentioned
boundry l29 poles; thence South 81 wea sa3 poles TO
stake on hs West side Of sdliws.er. Greek; thence
S"s ss,s u ..S %s s.sss S ss:: E
We.. 81 IS poles; ,hsncs North is poles to small ee
IN rum thence south q East - poles TO walnut
NORTH q q ss s.@ o the q s
q, md creek; thence following The middle thereof North
% West 20 poles thence North 30 West e 10 poles
thence North II te East 10 "a poles thence North "a
place Of beginning containing "a acres, Rood, I1s
| poles ~ $40
Tract No. begins at point onthe West boundry o.
section l. Township o. Range6 2205 poles West from
the Norh East corsrof said sections thence Ecs, sons
said section line possk theuee sUuth East 70 poles
hepee North ssh East l4 poles; thence East 10 *
poles; thence south 81 - poles thence West 72pole
ohuundry betweentraeis No and of The present di
v.on. thence North with said boundary I'M
pace Of beginning, containing 6e acres, 3Roods and o
1 poles.
i Appraised as follows; .,.,.. .,-,-
| Tract No. T. $500; VI
/ Tract No. q S3770; .'H" +" l'... -
4 Tract No 9, s2440.
Said Tracts will be sold separately, or all together, Il
suit purchasers. -, ,
TERMS OF SALE one-third IN hand, one-,hrd I
one year, aud third IN two yrars-wth interest o
p, LOCHARY, Sheriff.
sheriGs Office, st. Clairsville Feb 10, ise2-sio 90
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Public Sale Of Real Estate.

d sf Belmont County, OAio ~illodsr al public sale,
on ~ - q 49, 20
ysh day, the asth. Of ID Month, 1893,
the following described premises in Belmont county,
Ohio being part Of the g. W. quarter Of Section i6 Town
ship g. and Range Q, and bounded follows, viz: he.
ginning at stake planted intersection Of the South
boundary OF Church Street. In the town OF Barnesve.
produced with the Eastern boundary OF r. H. Duvalrs
lott thence with said street parallel B. at deg East BIO
poles TO stake thence South n deg West 21s4 poles
thence North ISL deg West % poles; thence North Isl
deg East ATS poles the place ofbeginnngco
1874 perchcs moro or less. Being the same property
owned by Joseph Strnhl OF the time OF his death.
Sale be made on the premises between the hours o.
10 and OF said day.
Appraised Ut S6UO. ASA GARRETSoN,
Second month 18Th, 1852. fel3td
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-02-13

: s6rAN ExfxkoHDssAar DOCUMENT
On our fourth page will be found docu-
ament sigued'iy Howell Cobb, Robert
Toombs, and others Of the great Secession
leaders Of Georgia. which, sfter al the
bluster these gentlemen have 50 lately In
dulged in about the "cowardly Yankees, !"
sounds very y doleful. Read it.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-02-13

nM-Leut. Harris, and Sergcants Ham
ilton and Tiernan, Of Capt Poormans com-
,pany, arrived at home this morning. They
will remain here until Tuesday evening, and
will take ten good hen with them on their
return to camp. Thisis the best Regiment
in the STATE, and this, is a. .hne chance hH to
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-02-13

PRYOR g. FROST,
II 4 ~, Main g., wheeling, Va,
IIAvE ORDERED BY THE STEAMER OF FEB.
II ist irom New York York, 900.
Ftvs Bsshels French ssrghun ssed,
from the we'll known seed growers, MEssRs vIImo-
Rim. ANDRIEUX 4 co. Of Paris.
This will be the only genuine imported Sorghum seed
sold West Of the Mounisins the coming season. Order
when accompanied with the money, promptly hled st u
per Qusr. Two Qusns will plant IN acre
The best SUGAR MILLS AND ,EvAPOBAIOK IN
the United States exhibition at our Agricultural Ware-
houses ~ and %. Main Street.
CASH PAID FOR WHEAT. OAIS, Rye COhN.
fet3im '+.' tt
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-02-13

SGThe ladies' of Mt Vernon made .
festival last week for the benefit Of the 4sd,
and raised about s7s, Il has not yet been
decided what shall be done with the money,
but il will be spen. in some way for the good
of the Regiment.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-02-13

bA-A SOLEMN FAcr-THE CHRONICLE
contains vast deal more reading matter
than any other paper published In Belmont
county. For this reason. it is the cheapest
paper published in the county. Show it to
your neighbors, friends, and send us in their
Ha,b4s 80 dIfW hG8M5D 9i.'Nl 'A- .