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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-04
Religious Services.

Posr CaAPEL-(s Second Presbyterian Cburoh, College
street, between the Square and the Louisville DepoO
Sabbath School and Soldiers Bible Class at o'clock
every Sabbath morning. Preaching at 1919 o'clock,
AN, and at 7 PM. Prayer. Meeting every We'd
nesday night at O'Clock.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-04
EFE Il EN GEs.

Nashville, wv
REF h Rem CEsi
Hon BIoHARp wALIAoH..Noy OF wGshingr'
City.
L. B. FRKElH ,,.,...... Comm lasioner Of PubR
A -Buildings.
GIDEON J. BALL....... Erie, Pa.
Z" TBOMAs b FLORBAoR,...- Philadelpbts, Pa
Q. B. CURTIS. ............ WaTren
" EIJAH BA smT. ......... Erie,
" WILLIAM DENNIsos. ........ Governor of Oht
JOSIAH NJ. LuCAs, Chicago, Illinois,
" CHARLES d. HoARD.,..... Watertnwn, n, y
Capt W. W. DOaHEs. ... Erie, Pa.
W. T. sHITHsoS 4 Coz. Bankers Ss-'ms'n-
d. c.
WM p sHAlTACK Esq .... Meadve Pa:
sAsUEI. A. FORD, Esq. -. Chicago, Illinois -
CoRY BARBOUR, Esq...... rerre,Haute, Ind.
q. A. PowtIf, Esq, .......t inoinnati Ohio.
W.&Jw Ron~os, .......
Cen. MUaRAY WHALEs.-.-.San Francisco, az
JoEE d. HAYNEs, ESQ 49,. Aurora, Ind.
A. Y. HARVEY, Esq",.. ,,. Nebraska, N. 7.
W. E. HARvEY, Esq.....,. Omaha city, NJ
Hon. &. q. DAIRY... .......Peru, N. T.
CHARIIs p. CRosin, Esq. Detroit, Mich.
THOMAS Nj. WiLsoN, ESQ New Baltimore, Me
WAuna a JEyFoRDs. .........K .Ksokuk, Iowa.
W. u. BLogBuRN, EsQ. ..kGnsas Territory.
H. HUNTINGTON, LEE zoo. .2eO broadway, n. y
BowERs, BEEKNAE BRAD- 81. "a and 80 Nesog ~ :
yoRD IT,. ...... New York.
GAaDsER A DoBaR. 10 Warrcn street, NY.
JEROln B. Buck, Rsq ...... EAssaa vt, cor Wnn -.
New YORK.
L. E BockLEY, Esq........... 4OT Broadway, N. Y.
WILLIAM DunYEa, ESQ. e. 100 Fulton street y.
CHARLEs Fox ESQ 80. Cincinnati, Ohio.
JAMES @. GEpGE, Esq ...,,,,.. .tpvirg ton / lAN-
MARCUS A. EISCH, Esq.. Maysviilei ~.
july2O-ly.
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mIIItnrY RInnks,

For sale at this Office, such as Monthly Company
Returns ClOinS Reiurns, OrdnoHes ReirT"'' Fror's'o"
Rsii,ps, Special RePisidogs, &c. DO
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-30
THE DAY SCHOOL BELL.

5000 copies issued A new Singing Book for schoos
and seminaries called the Day School Bell, IL
ready. u contains about 900 choice songs round1-
catches diets uics qusrtetts, and choruscs. many of
them written expressly for this work besides % pages o
the Elements Of Mtsc whith easy and progressive
Among the large Number OF beautiful pieces may b.
found. Uncle SANS SCHOOL, DO nj you hear ths
children coming, Always look on the sammy side,
"The little lass, and "I.iuls Lsd,n "Oh IL were u
uIe Jrdr bird OF beadyn "Preiiy pair tree" "Apvi
Chofps,n meet me BY the running brook &c u !.
compiled by Horace Waters, author Of sabbath School
Bellr Nos and 4 which have had the sale
Of t15O0o copies. Prees-pzper covers, 25 cents teT
per hundfedi bound 20 SIS per hundred, clo,,
bouud. elnhoss.d gill; ~ cents, e35 per hundred ~
copies furnished at tie Do price. Mailed Al ,hs seaaS
price
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-30

The Columbus City Fact says Vallau-
dighsm cssssd the recent Rebel -fnvasion
of Pennsylvania by information and advice
given to the Rebel chiefs while he. was in
Dixie. IF this be true, the result proves
he Was badly deceived as to the strength
Of the rebel army, 6l the strength and pur'
poses Of his oson party in the North. Thai
Rebel invasion, IKE the Morgan raid in
Ohio, has proved : good move for the
!. Union oauss, and dsath blow to Val.',
prospscts for the Goveruorship Of Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-30
THE GrHEN4uM COLLECTION

contains between 300 and 400 pages OF and hymn
new aud old. OF the choicest Kinds for chpfch Sunday
school, revival missionary, temperance prayer, and con-
ference, And all kinds OF sacred and social meetnga-
The music in his book has Efe aud animanon In IL like
.Shinng Shore" "Rest for the Wearyr .Shall know
each other there,r Shall we meet beyond the Rivers
There is Beautiful word,- "Kind Words.' "Sweos
Hour OF Prayer There is Land OF Love-" "Suher
little children to unto me,n God the Nation"
&c. Prices single copies bound So cents. $40 per LOO
cloth bound, embossed gilt 60 cents, $50 per 100 Mailed
HORACE WATERS, As't
49, broadway, New Yorf,
Publisher Of the above Books.
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SABBATH SCHOOL BELL, No. I

10 entire wotk Of l99 pages aud nea ry 225
and hymns As the music is lhile difficult Is
just the book TO follow Bell No Nearly million
OF tnse Bells hive beeu i,sued and afo now ringing
through tfis and other counties Among the many
Risetrs There u q Beautiful world.n sorrow shall
some again no morer DO MT you hear the Angels
mgr Thou God, sses me,r Sabbath Bells chime ons
&c. Prices OF Bell No. ! same Bell No q Both
Numbers eau be obtained in volume price, bound
copy, 40 cents s35 per hundred cloth bound embossed
gilt 50 cens s45 per 100 25 copies furnished ths iu0
price Mailed Al the retail prics.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-30

TIE Gazette Of lest Week copied ap ar
tisls from the Btatssmsn--Gnd double leads
-rsjoicing thst ths buttstndts in the mi
Nds called out by Gov. Tod 10 asskt Ii
satcAiag Morgan and his raidef4 behaved
90 disreputably, and became 80 unmaIags-
sSle, that che Governor had to disband
them and send them homo. This may be
matter Of rejoicing to those whose sue
cess depends upon the misfortunes Of theil
country, but it is certainly sad comment
cry upon the patriotism Of their party.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-30
VOCAL MUSIC, WITH PIANO ACCOMPANIMENT.

large assortment OF and popular songs, ballads,
duets, quareus and ehoruses ssusd daily. Among the
popular are, "Shal We know Isaeh other ihese!"
true thee" Oh heres ne such girl mine by Foster;
.Nothers love il tue sveet love, forge, NOT &C.
by Kellar Is cents each Il hear sweet voices singing"
aliome is hoIne Forget II you can, b'a iorvs," Sy
ThoulHy, 70 cents each --.r
IssraparsrAL Mrsc for the Pisno Fore-"we arc
eomhg Fdihef Abra'am. six hundred thousand more,-
Always look on the sunny side,' "Sha know each
othey theten &C., with brilliant Variations BY Grobe %
cen.s each.
Polkas Values Marches. Qucksteps, Quadrilles &c
BY popular authors All kinds of Singing and Insiroc-
ton Booh.- Catalogues mailed free 10 any address.
Mnsic mailed Al the above pnces. ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-30

D~AT tho ringing of the Court House
bell on Monday evening, quite crowd Of
ladies and gentlemen assembled near the
Court House, and after the burning Of sew
eral tar and oil barrels in the streets, by the
boys, in honor Of the capture of Morgan,
General Wair MAS called ON for . speech
The General made . short, humorous
speech, and claimed that he was entitled te
. great deal of the credit due to the oaptort
/. Of Morgan, as he had turned out with the
Militia, who had no doubt frightened Nor.
gan so that be thought it better to surren
der thxn to run the risk of being captured
!. bs them. The General was followed by
Sample CLARK, G. L. Poorman, Robert E.
Chambefs and B. 8. Cowen, in short
spes6hsS lind everything seemed to pass Of
very ple61ahtls, With one or two exceptions.
Thsfe were quite number of boys pres.
ent, and when . Republican would get up
" speak they would commence hurrahing
4 for Vsllsndishan, shd pounding Upon store
( boxes to prevent the audiehcs from hearing
ahAt was said, but when Democrat would
take the stand everything was IS quiet as q
church; during service, this may have beer
i acoidshtal, some folks think not. ''.'-'''.
. During the time G. L. Poormau wa,
speaking, butternut Doctor, reported
rather the worse for whisky, attempted te
; ret up row in the rear, by talking sbou
cleaning out the d-d Abolitionists, &c.
but he could not quite succeed, and the
meeting adjourned quietly and peaceably.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-30

q DGrFRoM the list Of wounded in the
= battle on James Island oh the 10th, and the
attack ON Fort Wagner on the night oi
Saturday July 18th, we take the following
As, the wounded Of the SD Regiment O, v.
II, Il. Col Steel commanding. SD
Wounded, Lt.-Col, Steel, Capt. West,
Ieuts. Hasleton, Fooss, and Blauey, xnd
% non commissioned officers sna priystes.
Only one Of this number, first Sergeant T.
Nslsos Is Of Co. 4, from This county. = :.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-30
THE NEW PATRIOTIC soNo BOOK

contains % pages Of songs, dues and ehoruses bob
sacred snd secular including "a pages OF prayers os
sick and dying soldiers and soldiers scripture Manua
Il is well suited for social singing well Sabbath
worship. Among the mary beautiful pieces may be
found. Where liberty dwe.is Ia my country" ~The
Christian Hero,n Three Cheers for Bannern sCome
sing Of beavenn -Columia, the Gem OF the Ocean,
.PrreurBn's Gathering" -Columba's King forever
-Marching Aiongn &c. Pfices-pnper coyesa, is esss
SO per 100. Mailed at the retail pncs.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-30

S~CoL SrEpBEN J. McGRoARrY, Of
the 6lst Ohio, made stirring war speech
in Bellaire on Monday. It was an impromp-
tu affair. ~ n
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-30

s@-ELD. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, Of
Bethany, Virginia, will preach in the Chris.
tian meeting house in Morristown, on Lord 8
day, August 9th, at 10 clock, A. N.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-30
OrrrcE OF MILITARY COMMITTEE,

Sr. CLAIRsvILLE, July 2s, '63 J
We are directed by Gov. Tod to aid in
the recovery Of captured aud abandoned
horses, taken during the Morgan raid. All
persons in this county, having charge Of
such horses, will bring them 10 St. Clairs-
vile forthwith, and deliver them to Saml
Lewis. Bv order of Military Committee.
ID. d. T. CowEN, Chairman.
ST. CLAIR KELLY, Sec'y.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-30

I b@BELMoNT COUNTY Was thoroughly
aroused last Friday aud Saturday, in ex.
pectstion Of visit from the great Ken
lucky horse thief, John Morgan. The peo
pie generally who could get anything in the
shape Of gun or pistol we're on hands and
It was really astonishing to see the number
Of guns turned out when an occasion offered.
Col. ,Charlesworth, on the line Of the Rail
Road, had under his control nearly 1000
armed men, including several companies
belonging to the Departmental Corps
Coils. Poorman and Cowen had from 400
10 600 men on the National Road including
company of mounted men under COM
lhand of Capt. Holloway, Of Flushing town
ship sS l(k rn
Early Friday morning this force moved
out the pike beyond Morristown, in expec-
tation Of meeting Morgan coming down the
pike. They soon learned, however, that
after his skltmish at Washington, in Guern-
Soy county, Morgan had gone North. l,
was GENERALLY thought that Morgan, even
after he had crossed the pike, would change
his course, re cross the pike, and make an
effort 10 get to the river, ut or near the
mouth Of Csptina Creek, in this county
And for the purpose Of intercepting him il
he should attempt il, Col. Charleswortt
4, kept his forces at Belmont, and the othel
forces were kept on the pike, with mounted
scouts, constantly on tho flank Of Morgan
s-foroos TO watch them, and give early infor
nation Of his movements, and from thi,
source the country was apprised of the
movements Of Morgan from the time he lefl
Washington until be arrived at Harrisville.
!Motgan learned at Washington that T,
force Of ono thousand mihtia, with two pie
ces Of artillery, were looking for him dowr
the pike, and this information no doubt in
duoed him to avoid Belmont couaty and
:. assk an outlet farther North. There wa
: some little sneering, and great amount Of
? fault. finding at the movements and opera
tions Of the militia, but it was principal
ly by that class Of citizens who fear
ed that John might be exasperated il
we attempted to interfere with his move
inents; or those who preferred that h,
should get safely back to Dixie. This wal
90 glariugly apparent that quite-a numbe
j. of Democrats who were with the militia
could not but see it, and commented quit
y y. freely upon their actions.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-30
THE HARP OF FREEDOM

contains " pages Of songs duets and cboruses es Free
dom. Among the choice pieces we would name, "Fsix
Freedoin's morn % let my people CO." Over the noun
tainn They worked me ell the day" &o. Price Scents
single, so oeus dozen, % per 100; postage dns ss
each ....-...
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Assistant Assessors Notice.

NOTICE. is HEREBY GIVEN to all whom ii may
Of Wayne, somerset Warren Gosier Kirh wood Flush
ing, Union and Richend desiring 10 take license
fof any OF the trades business, occupations requiring
commodsed BY sstipg m letter the occupation or busi-
and nature OF such of which ey may desire license
and will a blank application and send the same by
mail for their signature, which they return by mail
al Bslmont, Belmont Co, o. IL. |.
II nv f'F ALONZO r. MILLER,
~ Assessor ID Division, ION Assessment Dist Ohio
tr al Z HHI .''.H r-f .'
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Married.

srEwART-FoREMAN On the t2h inst, BY Rev.
w Harris, Mr. James Stewnr, of Malaga, Monroe
County. and Miss June Ann Foreman. Of Beimon, Co
THONtAs-AT the 81 st inst, by the same
| Mr. Ephrarn Thomas and Mrs. Sarah Atkinson, all oil
Belmont Coenty.
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SABBATH SCHOOL BELL, NO. l.

contains ia pages aud nearly no and hymns and
is the popular ). Book issIed. Among uis
popular pieces are, -Knd Words.n Eden AbovsS
Christian Heror -Beauiifu Zion;n II ought love my
Mother THE Angels told so" an the Light" "Resx
for the wesry,' &c Pnces-paper covers, 20 cents
each SIS hundred; bound rs SD ,bundrsd
cloth bound, embossed gii 20 cents, s25 psf 100 .
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-30

SrLrEyT. 8. l. BaIcE, Go. +, sd
ohio Regiment, will accept our thanks for
laH NsthyiiN tsssn: 'a1' II.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-30
RUTH: A SACRED cANrA1A

contains 12s pages Words by Rev Sidney Dyer = use
by Prof Gull This eXcellen, book for foe
the young Priees-puper covers 20 eenta SIS per ~
bound IS cent?, 80 per loo.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-30

uspWTHE excitement consequent upos the
Morgan raid hes kept our psper back a little
this vssk. A part of our force was ont m
tie miifxia. s
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- wAR pePARrMENT,
FH0F<HT WIWHhE OFvkfkEF 'VFHtf
wAnisoros, d. c., July ~, 1888. Y

WAshisoroN u. Ci July W iso3
i, Drssd man bseo. soldier, IN the ,eryie, Of the
United s,aes by the fact Of their name. having been
by ihc Proves, Marshal i merely an s,nSpbecaem Of
the fnet dsn order tot ,hrfn to rcpon fof duty de-
sd. The following opinion of the Hon william VIII.
ting, Solicitor Of the War Department, 10 published or
the information Of all concerned;
egollIncpi srt of March O. is0J notice Of suoh draft
be served within ten days tbereaiter by written
los wing sopy .. bis las, psse Of re,idsnee requis
him 70 appear At deigns,ed rendezvous TO repou ior
duty Any per.on milling 70 report for duiy after 6oice
left at his place ~ rcdrnces servrd on him per-
sopuiIy wioat lufnl-ing sul,siutc or paying 500,
IL pronounced by law 10 be desereri hc may be at
rested aud held irai by cour,nardai aud srTEscEp
sifs person after being drsfed and before receiving
notice deserts the notice sill be served by lrnvny
ut his last place OF residence. aud " he does not mp
r~rr I" accqrdancr with the notice or hrnis' the sub
stu,e pay the so, be will be In laws d. rer md
ius. ueaieI accordingly. There is no way or nnn
ner in whicn person once Aenrol-di eau escape hi,
public duties; aud wien drafted whether present % abb
sent whether he changes his reside CO or sbscond- ,hs
Il is only by performances OF his duty the couniry tina
he win escape liability to be treated a. c,ainsl;
tSgnedJ WILLIAM WHITING,
solicitor Of the War Department.
fsignedJ JAMES b. FRY,
.,. Provost Marshal General
wAa Dsra rrnrSr rsovosr M,nsns. Grskssrsl
OppIcg, WASHINGTON, ID. c., July ", 1893
70 answer inquiries made to ,hi, Office II is announces
isC Any drafted person pn,inp $500, under Section
Of the enrolment act IS thereby exenipt from turtle
liability under that dtait but not from any subsequer
druh. lHN
20 Any drafted person furnishing al acceptable sui
hss iss sal fisa sSs mu.ssd @ nc %s service
3D. A substitute mustered ino fhe service ennnc
| be drafted while w htssrvice,
or presei asubstuse alter he hes reported hms II 10 h
Board q Ens9lmsn, for sxsfninanen; a.
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CHRONIC RHEUMATISM CURED. ..
Twenty Year. of S.eepleGs UiOhts.

VIM Sydney Myers, Efq. Of Havana. c.ib., the cor
respondent Of the London Times, suffered with Aeuts
and Chronc rheumatism for twenty dve years, and foe
twenty years he had not enjoyed whole nights calm
rest He applied RADwAY'S READY KElIEF-t i'm
medatey gave him case nnd secured him the INST calm
and undisturbed sleep during te twenty ears. he
oJutinued use OF the READY RELIEF cured hun
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WATERS, "a CHEAP MUSIC roR the xunILIsoa

Arranged as solos, duets qusrts,s. and chorusss fo
musical societies. chors. Sunday schools public schools
semnaries, etc. shall we know each other. thersr
-Donr you hear the Al'ge. eosinsl, i.shal We msst
SsyGhs !ss hsfe isS S ~ a@e /,
dom, Truth, and, .Rght,n a.We are coming, Father
Abraam six hundred thousand moren There is Land
II Home .Cone siug 10 nc Of Heaven end in sehl"
1--WE will love our Sunday school Our (3od ismarch
ing on" God save te Naiio,y WhiNeTs song OF YTha
PLANTATION Negron .Faif Freedolns Morn has dawned
lnssn @oyer the mountain IiiAe Ella an Angel"
ny7illie gone @ Heasenn Suffer litle chIdreD 10
SCome 10 hy restn sweet hour Of PraysSS &c. Price
cents 80 cents per Dozen - per 10Oi postage cent
each hi sheet form, with Piano aecomps iInel 25 cts
Published by HORACE WATERS, Ag,t t..,,
No. 4si, Broadway, New YORK.
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Published by HORACE WATERS, Ag,t /.
No 4si, Broadway, New yor,

XIyATERs CHORAL HkRP-t4 new slidaI.
wv School Book of 100 pages al beshtiiuf Hymns
and Tunes II contains mnify gems suck sShail wa
know each other theren Suffer little children
1Ieave me with my npbcrn HE leadeih beside SUI
waersr &c. Price, paner oovsr. ~ GENTS lao
bound 25 cents; $40 per lOO II Is edited BY HORACE
WATERS, Author oi .Sundsy School Bells,n Nos. 1
and which have had the enormous sale of eight
hundred thousand copies just published by
HORACE WATERS, No. al, Broadway, n. "
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THE REVIVAL MUSIC BOOK

contains 70 pages of tunes and hymns designed los rsv
val prayer, and conference meetings. Price In papsr
single oopes ~ csns q psr io0 haisd n As
retail price.
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8usimess Autites.
M A FEW REASONS WHY THE Y
American w atch


II 10 made on the best principle while The foreign
watch Is generally made OIL no principle at all.
Let US look at the contrast The foreign watch smos,
y made by women and boys, BY HAND. Willis their la
Dor is cheap, their work is dear at any price. Such
watches made without plan, and sold without guar
antee. They are irregular In construction, and quite as
irregular 10 movement They designed only 10 SELL
and the buyer is the party most thoroughly sold Those
who have kept ancres," "lepines" and "swiss levers
in professed repair for few years will appreciate the
truth OF our statement
THE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN WATCH.
Instead Of being made Of several hundred little pieces
screwed together, the body Of the American Watch is
formed Of SOLID PLATES. No jar interferes with the
harmony Of It's working, and sudden shock throw
its machinery out OF gear Secession Of part from
another s unknown It's constitution and In riding
any business pursuit il is all held together firmly
single piece Of metal. II 10 just what all machinery
| should be-
1st ACCURATE.
3D. SIMPLE
ID. STRONG.
lth ECONOMICAL
| We not only secure CHEAPNEsS by our system, but
QUALITY. We do not pretend that our Watch can be
bought for less money than the foreign MAkK-BKLrvEs
but that for its real value 1t s sold for the price
OUR SOLDIERS WATCH tnsmed Wnf Ellery) is
what its name Indicates Solid Substantial aud always
Reiable-warranted to stand any Of Marching
Riding or Fighting
OUR NEXT HIGHER QUALITY OF WATCH
(named r s. Barle is similar in size and general ap
pearance but has more Jewels and more elabrate finish
OUR LADIES' WATCA, recently brought out is pu
up in great variety Of patterns many Of them Of
beauty and workmanship is quite small, but warranted
| OUR YOIJN(, CENT?. .EMAN,S WATCH In nea,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-30

Headache Pains in tho Iimbs--in the Stomach, Bow.
els, and Kidneys-Cod Chils. and Hot Flushes, Coat
I'd Tongue, Burning Skin, Nausea shvering, Dulness
los OF Appetite, Restessness, Giddness, &o, &c.
premonitory symptoms of Malignant Diseases. One
dose OF the READY RELIEF Ia snfhcient 70 break up
and expsl desed action, and restore the patient 70
health
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Netiee to Township Trustees.

THE Trustees Of the different Townships in the coun-
i ~ will please report TO me the number OF pen in
each company in theif respective Townships near
possible Immediately, together with schedule showing
ihe Boundaries and number Of each company
They will also notify me militia Of u,e company d.
tcls in the seyeral Townships m uis county, IN which
The acl Of April H. 1853 10 meet st such time and place
as the Trustees may designate o exceeding ave day.
rom time OF no,ice and proceed TO said election
before provided snd report said election % mmedi
aiely. i q. n. uMsIEAD
ST. Clairsyie, July is, 1903 = it
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Local Matters.

rhs Largest Calculation Of. any Paper
d, Publi.hsd In Bsimons seaasy.
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RH.UNATlsM. IUMBAGO, GOVT, NEURALGIA.
ToGTH ACHE, GROUP, INFLUENZA, sORE III 0Af,
QtTSZY, iIrTHERIA, H0A .SFNfsS, BiaOSCHl-
us sT1FF JOINTS ENLARGED TENnONs, HEAD
ACHE, (5ick or Nervous, } AsIHMA, or HARD
BREATHING.
Il is truly marvellous how quick RADwAY's READY
RELIEF cures the sufferers OF these maladioa. Tbs
poor. crippled. and pain trirken Rheumatic has not
10 wuis days before change takes place. but In few
minutes dtyives ease and comfort
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Thf HORACE WATERs MooERN
IMPROVED ovEsrRUNa BRASS
Full Iron Frame Pianos.

nassraIa end win rasd - climate. The ,onc 10 VEN
deep, round ful and lpsiowj the souoh slsslc Each,
Maao warranted for hvs yssn Phess from e2a5 10
rESrrA6OrIIALs.
.Tss horace ws..rs Piano, ar. known Is among III.
very lest r-IEvangalist 81. -, ftFf
1--WE Gan sp-.t q their merits from personal knowl-
edge. "--tChrsi,hn Ipiellgsncst.
TWalets Piano. and Mslodeoas challsnss esmpar-
10 with the hnest msde auywhsra "-tiious journal.
eI5B.-NEw7 OCTAVE PIANos, Of different,
makers for s75s do, with carved legs, sD0 eE5 sl
f2te, Second hand Pianos and Melodeons ai a25 81
SO, goo, SIS siI0o sii5, ei52, $50. and aigA
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THEREBY TENDER MY SERVICES to the public
~ Auctioneer trusting by dus attention TO business
merit share OF public psronase, having applied for
s. Any persot requiring my services procure The
ssme BY aAdtsssiu$ me q Hnnet, Belmont Co., Ohio,