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St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-24
HOME AFTER BUSINESS HOURS.

The roa1 along which the rnsa Of bnsi-
ness travel. In pur.ui, oil coauetenca or
wealth Us not a usse.n,izel Sas. ue. does
II often leai :hrough pleasant aceaes sud
oy welispriugs Of delight. Gu the eoutra.
ry IT is i r'ugh and rugged PATH. bssss
With ''vait-a-hit" tharns. aad fsl! Of Dill
TAILS watch can oniy be a.oidus by tbs
~xerciss Vt waichful sare aui cir,up-
specti'n. After each days journey over
this WISE sh.n coriuros turuaiks. IA.
wayf'.rer needs sos.sta,ns .aore tasa resl.
h"qu res ~,lsee aul deserves il. lie i,
weary "f IA. dull prose Of ifa, atbirs, for
tn" poetry. Happy i. the ,aaa rAa, can
n"d th''' 'f''aes aud tt4t poetry =. hous-.
War" greeting fros. ,bs living hsa.s.
foud s!Auces from brixh: syes taa.
"s'ark our ca,a.ny.
Ard look brighter ~Asa We ce,ae."
the welcom. shouis of children. The taou.
sand niis srraagemsats for our co,pfor.
and enjoyment she; silently tell Of Thought
'uI aid exP'ctsat love; ihs gentle minis
tratiOns that dissncutuber as into M oli
easy seat breore we are aware OF ,t. Thess
aud like toksns of adec,ion and sympathy
constitute the p"csry which r@conpi!. "
to tho pross of life. Think os this. ~
wives and daughters of business men.
Think Of 'h" tolls. the aux;ctie.. the ,uor-
siacations ahd Wear tha, fathers undergo
{" SECURE :or you comfortable homes. ard
eo'aEensate 'hem fsr- sheir tr;sis by rnak.
ing 'hs~ happy BY sheir own tfs-sids.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-24

N0TicE is hereby give; thai The ruhscri-
~ oeas haze obtained fom the 0 niIass .
C"urt nj st. Mary soi.n,y. a. Maryland. i- :
sers os al n,;:.>tfa.Ion uu t'e ,erspaaT eSi,s at
Bennett ieaH, late sc said coa3ty. de-
eessei All pers,es having Claims S..rtnxt tn e
s.ld deceased are he, efy ~arnei exhl!ll the
same with THE pr"i.er yoacaes thereof, ID lhe
sub~erih~rs on ~ befnre the i2tn dav of Jane
1864. otherwise Ehey may De excluded lay law
tram all hs.,sai of the said ~ssase G,vei nn-
der our hands this 10 h dav nF De-, lo0.
ils zse~s &. n BEAN,
WMC ABELL. q
1aIsSss.atJss :
d. mi i0SlA,s
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-24

EpV vis:., If ihrrc wrijs of frn,.:ti,ni
, EsPe ..s. i..nsi hy Justice OF ,!.c
f=ee.: III tlc Sta;x "f H,r.Iaui. ~ a"d
f"' s~.as Msrys County. uas nj 'h- 'ui'
,i 4 b r: AneIi aa4 un" st 'hr asst II j
4. J N-.rs sxtin>i ID, goa.is and chat
ss'>. .sn.!s sna l-u..a"n;S Ut u .r!a II
- nui y .rd .nad pf,. - the su,i - ! !
J"b"s..o against "a. g..o !. sai 'ha:.elr
iA::J. as.+; s*n"n.-l,,> -; j. hi Er"w., r
= and t.rergr II Fn":sar4 ani Il, ne
: ~,e.i. | h.s. =, iE d and taxrH ia ,xr
"l".oa al. :he r;gh,. t;t!~. u,i' rest. ra,..'
.oa 'is"sr't. ~ l-w a..i is sqrr.s Of D
rna tr>.fsc IL "onw. .rd s,a john
Es~1si ia aad Il, tn. fuilo~.sg property. tn
ri:
A., .pr .x,a2
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-24

FsAxcI axD Tns UsIrgD STATES. III
is raid that Senator Mc6ougsi. Of Cali
fs'raia. will Introduce resolution decisr.
ing the French invasion of McxicS an un-
friendly se,. AM ;s4a.;Tins it il be not tho
duty of the Uni.eo States 70 declare Ssr
again.t France.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-24

Tar EscAPs os MUsGxs:-The 6oIsm-
tus Crisis sissimstts fAst ,su.picion hss
been exairesi ihas john Morgan esssss4
s,ns ofshe front doar of the penitenis;ary.
with ths cOaeisanos fiji. keeper
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-24
IDI|aNnlT0R's SALE Of
ANAL PROPERTY.
III ie of an order Of the Orphans
j r fqe Stint Mary's County. the
una Iejk rtinlinistraior If jas David.
Issel Hxafp. dsseass.,l. viii cell at
: NJ lale Frns.r 81 mid
Joseph DssiJ. pia
THURSDAY. the 2iih lay of
December, instaa.,

DcceniDer. lt>taat,
(if ftir. il not the next fair day thereafter
-Chiistmas-day aul Sundays excepted
all tae personal -stat, of the saiI Josrph
David, I" Wit;
Hpr.->; Oxen; Cows; Hogs; Sheep; crop
"f c"rn; Proyenirr; Farming Utensils;
ilou,ehoii and Kitchen Furniture; and
.n,ny olhrr articles too ,cliou> to emu.
Lurrate.
Terms Of Sale Al of sums Of zen dol
lars aud under. cash; OH al sums above
shat sp"uut n credit of six m.ulhs will be-
given. the purchasers Il give bond. with
security approved by ;he Undersigned, and
bearing in,ers>t from ,hc dsv of sale
+ FORD.
\ imiuisrator.
Dee. 81, IS63-ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-24

nRDFRED by the Court. that the
~ Tiastec's report. h"i in this casc. D.
ratified and confirmed, unless cause tn The
contrary br showL. on or b-f,r. the 'hirl
Monday in June next: Provided c.,py oi
his ordrr he published is the ST. Mary,
Urs~tie. .ace u week fnr three w,-s.
l'ti.r To th. said 'hirl Mouisy Of Jaar
i,txi.
The Trus.e"'s report states the amouaf
Of sale TO be S+.O0J
GEORGE BRENT.
TFur C'py Test.
JAMES T BLACKSTONE. Crk.
Dec 81. 1885,
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-24

Ffsi' + undersigneif neps l,.avc tD inform his
D FRIEND. and the public, that hp tm>
opened, new Boat ALT! SINE Mapu!sct"ry
iI Leonard T'wn.
Having served fr considerable length ul
line ai lis ra.le. lac is thoroughly acgn.i,., ei
wiih the b,,>inrss, AID il.tt,r. il;m,ri. IN 1t
his work will give rnIi-~ satisial III.
fiIs W. rk is male ia the latest st~;.a, !or
the h.we>t cash prices i q, tn. he.; nAtrri-
nj, r is c.'r,fi ieit il esil r,-cnmnlcnd It's y;
and Tequrst tie pubic Ia give i.in All aarly
xalh.
F- BF.NIA. z LEIGH.
De.-misr 10Th, ls63-Sx.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-24
SfElaDOt f..h6fUR.g

Pr. f.s md iAv,.rte Stvan,@- keyrrrs.
~ t..sI. l.. /. i:,shsr kaw>s IxsrnasI
! T.wn an Ther-lsy And aasa as 81 sash
n.- !. o. r'rl.xs. .y NJ lar A'.irirsass
! s,.sc lsass~ Altimrc sss W.-tass laws and
ss.,snf.>. 81 & afc'eS, ~ NJ. tes pasn.
lx- k.hnsat'. 't.-sasrt Fiasn. sea#
G'h..s s.1 talscs L.. ils.:k. Ssyee:. st
!ss,ri4asye. e.
a Es<f.-n. & j. nE
Nv, 23a,s, 1859 .a..
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-24

Cs.unterfeil $40 grcenbacss are In cit
:u.a'sn t1r5f stats ~ rsGfs.ry
- ~ s - s ssasiIl v
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-24
Dec. 81. IS63-ts.
R4TIFLLITIONt NOTICE

B > Hlr.i<. LIS the C,rcuii
vs., Court for St. Mary's
VI. VI Hayden g. C"un-y. sitting a- a
q. Fr.i. Maddox }G.urt of Eq airy, u
Adn,ris,ritrrs ~ G. 1868.
Grors. lI.yJeu. 4
.,Iaers
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-24

u.r s"ec .woas.. nsyaa
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-06-11
THE DAY SCHOOL BELL.

5000 copies i.sued A new Singing hook for schooI.
aud sefnnarirs. called the Day. School He'll l. now
Ieady, J, contains about 200 choice songs rounds,
mem wnteh expressly for this work beside, % pogcs OF
The Eicineni Of Misic which easy and
AmonI the iarzo number OF beautiful pieces nisy bs
iolnd. Uncle same schoon /" DO nj you h-ar the
cmidfen coming, Always look on the sunny side, y
,,.i ine ite lass, ani Little Lad" Oh " were a
little BIRD Br OF beadtyn Pretty pair trcen "Anyil
Chofn.f Meet me by the running brook" &c Il 10
computed by lior1ce WnieTs author OF ;Hbbnih School
BELL Nos and which have had the enormous On 9
Of ssoooo coric'. Pnccs-pnper covers IS cent. en-
pe. na'fed, bound 20 cents s25 per hundred; cloth
oounu embossed gli ~ cents, S3j per hundred. as
copies furnished ut the 100 price aaed ni tIe rs,sil
price.
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SABBATH SCHOOL DELL. NO. q

- an entire new work Of io2 page. and nea 25tune.
Just the book 10 follow Bell No Nearly ore million
o. these Nils have been issued aii are now ringing
through TINS and other countnrs Arnong the many
choice pieces may he found shall We meet bryo nd The
River" There Is u Beautiful World" sorrow shal
cos again no more DO NJ you hear tho ,yes com
mg' Thou God .erst n.y. "Sal,hnih bells chime OH
Ac Prices Of Delt No are same ~, Hell No !. i,o,,
nnmhels can be obtained IN one volume, price bount
copy 70 cents SIS per hundred; cloth bound embossed
price. Mailed at the retail price
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TIE NEW PATRIOTIC SONG COOK

eontnns % pnges Of songs, duets. and ebor.e. bo,,
sacred and secular incudny ~ pages ri prayers for
sex and dying ,odiers, pmi soldiers Scripture Manual
MS weli suited for socia singing well a. Sabbn,,
wor.l'. Among The many beuu,iful pieces. may he
tonnd, where liberty dwels IL my country" "rle
Christian Hero" 'fhre Cheers fur our Bnnuefb cone
ing 70 mr o. oluniin the Gem Of the Ocean
.rste,nnn' Gaihrrns" ,"Coli'nbias KIM forever "
~ninfchng Aion{" he. Prces--paper covers 10 cents
90 per iet. Nailed nj tho retail price.
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THE ATmENEUM COLLECTION

eoninn. beween 200 and 100 pages Of tune. aud hymn.
new aud old, OF the choicest Kinds for church Sunday
sehoo revival missionary i"nbernce, prayer mud con-
irfence, nndAl kinds OF sacred mud social mcr,us =
Iha muse N th. book hns life aud animation in H. like
"ehniig shore" Rest Tor The Weary" "Shnil we know
There y: Benntni World" "Kind Words, .-Swee,
Hour OF frnyer" There Ia a Lnnd Of I.ovep "suhur
nus cnldrenlo come unto ms,n God save the Nation
70 pnees-snge copies bound, 80 cents SO per iOJ;
eo, bound embossed gilt 20 cents $50 per 100 Mailed
81 The retail price. ~
HORACE WATERS, AsL
>,.,.. isi, broadway, New York,
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

YoR THE NAPfD CunE or
coughs, Colds, InflucnIa, Iloarseness,
Group, Dronehttls. Incipient Con.
sumption, and for tho Ncllof
of COnsumptive PRtlents
fn advanced Stages
OF the Disease.
This b . remedy % universally known 10 rurpam any
sthsu for the of threat and lang copnins that u
10 hussless heie 10 publish the evidence Of lis virtues ls
un,yssd excellence for coughs and eods aud Its truly
wondsrfni cures Of pnlnonsry disease, have mnds 4
Known throughout tho civilized nations Of the earth.
Few aIe the communities, or even families, among them
who have not personHl experience " he effects
some living trophy IN ihr miht of iis victory the
subtls and dangerous dsrrs Of the throat and lungs
A. all know the dreadful fatality of these disorders, and
- they know, too the effects Of this remedy. need not
do mns tlnn 10 assure them that has all tie vir-
tass that u did have when making the which have
won 70 strongly upon the confidence of mankind.
yrspsysd BY d.. J. Q, AYER T. C0., Lsvsn. xass.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-06-11
s6BD&rH SCHOOL BELL, NO. 4,

contains ~ pages and nearly 2o0tues and hymns and
the most popular y 5. Bcok issned Among the
mo't popular pieces nre. "knI Worlsm Eden kbovsr
Chri'u,n Hero" "Beaulifu Zionn Il ought to love my
Motuer The Angels tod me So" In tie Light" REST
each SIS per hudred bound 25 cents $40 par hundr,d
cloth bound embossed gill; 20 cents, s25 per 100.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-06-11
VOCAL MUSIC. win PIANO ACCOMPANIMENT

large assortment o and popular songs, ballads
osss qnaneiu, and cloyuses issued daily Among ihs
nosl popu.! are, shall We know each other tIerc!1
Lowfeyi why have my loved ONES gonr!' Il will bs
we "a thee" Oh heres such girl as mine by Foster
hm,s hmhsss ,Sys e uue syse, love, forget nc not" &e
Home 10 honep Forge, II you can Lut ioryivs" t.
Thomas, 90 cents eneh -,'''' NN' ''s"'' ,"
IssrsunxrrAL Muslc Tor u,s Piano Forts-.aYs mr.,
ooming raiher AbtAam, six hundred thousand more y
Awnys look on the sunny side "shall we know racb
cents each. y "''"o' w
polka., waliles, Mawhs. Quiekseps, ,C,asdtles. A.,
ny popular authors. All kinds Of Singing and T.ruc
non books Catalogues msird ifo< 70 any addrv.s-
Musie mailed u, the above prleea
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-06-11
Publisasd By HORACE WATERS Ar
No. <si, bsesdwsv. New yosS.

w srhooI BOOK OF 100 pages OF bsaa,iui Twm,,y!
snd Tunes Y eoasiHs many gsms, snc, ms .sha,, W.
snow eash other thsre" 'Sufsf lus children 70 como
Leave mo with my rnother" "Hr lendeh me beside s,
sssSh y. &c. Price paper covsrs 90 cents. elsDer 100
WATERS. Author Of .punday school Beils." Mo-, j
end which have had the snoTmous sas OF over slatl
srnd5ssS 5sI ,SsSs,11 sss q ssg!ss ysr Pub.hsd by
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-06-11
THE HART or FREEDOM

contains ~ pages Of songs duets nnd ohoes for Free
dom Among the chocc pieces would nnIne .,Fur
Freedoms mornn % let poop 70" "Ovcr tis noun
hi" They worked M, all the day" &c prcc s cent,
snch. ~'''
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-06-11
RUTH, A SACRED cANTArA,

contains l2i pages Words hy Rev Sidney Dvr, m,.,
by Prof Gull This rxreleh hook ior concert, Ior
me Young Prces--rupcr covers 20 GEMS elo per 100;
bound 2S CONT, go per 100,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-06-11
A Friend in Need. Try It.

DR SWEEPS lNFALILBI.E LINIAIENr, as an
external remedy Ia without rival and will alleviate pni
more sesuy thal, my other preparation. For all Rheu
hac hiu Nervous Dlsurdcrs IL truly iniulblr and ns
curative Tor Sores Wounds spruns Bruises DC, iis
too'ning healing aud powerful ming prone rcs
excite u'e Just wonder aud nstonshet OF ali WHO va
ever given trial Over oue thousand ceru6c a,os o
years, attest tha fact
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-06-11
WATERS CHEAP MUSIC ROE ran MILLION

Ansngsd a. solos, duets qusrstis. and chorusrs f,r
naesi soeeues shoirs Sunday schools puble schooIs
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Dont YOU hear he Angel. coningr' shall we NEE,
n,as sssSs gs v vaysI nss IL time" There Is bsaafai
Som Tra's s L'Isny dwell. my country" Free
AnfIam AZ hnnired thousand more' There II ismd
G Love" sorrow shall come again no more" .iissven.
meus Come sing To- me OF Heaven" VI and In sight y
.Mswi love our Sunday school, aour God h ms.ab
~ on ood save III. Nation" wh,lsr's song Of .rhs
:, Is'a Nv y nesro" Fair F'sedoma Morn has dawnsd
willie !. gons 20 Iieaven. -Sufer little ehildrss" 10
se ssSne unto me-" .Bary me in The morning. Mo,hs, - =
Coms % NY RESI-" Sweet hour Of pfaysrW &C. Trirn.
cents ~ cent? per DOZEN 81 per iOs iossrs s"s,
each IN shsss iosA, with Piano soeosaps lms,. Is 90
Published By HORACE wATEas Ar
No. lol. 1rs.a1s~-,, A.
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X x x
DR.. SW EET' s
INFALLIBbH
KYNfHRENT,
GREAT REMEDY

ron 9s,Ia nnFHSIATIsM sr,tS Ss eogT NEyRA sLA lvM
BRUISES, CUTS AND WOUNDS, Pills,
HEADAGiiE, AND Sll. RHrU MATiC
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.
POI all Of which isa sresdy mid c.r,ain- re,n.dv
aiui neveriab This liniment Is prepared rom Tie re-
rine oi Dr. Jhcn Sweet, Of conn-eiicut the fnno
Dohc setter and has been used IN his prnc for mo r.
than twenty years with the most astonishing success
AS AN ALlEviAToR OF PAIN iii. mrvaledb by
any preparation before the public Of which the most
'kep'icsl may be convinced BY single tfiul
This Iinnrnt will cure rapidly and radically, Rarv.
eases where II has been used hns never been know,
10 fail
FOR NEUHALGIt, Il will afford immediate relief in
every case, however disressinx.
II will relieve the worst eases OF HEADACHE In
'hrss mlnutes, aud is warranted 10 do IT,
TooTHAcIR also will It euro instantly.
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY and GENERAL LAS
slIooE sniii,s IRON iinPrudence or excess uis I.ni
'neni IA mos' happy aud uailiIg remedy Acting di
reelIy upon the nervous tissues srscns aud ravi.
ves the system, and restores IL 10 elasticity and vi !or
10 the nssr known. uiid challengc ie world TO pro.
,ncc al equal Every victim oi this distressing com.
paln souli yy> II ,rai, Tor will not Lai to afford
lncllaie rciie and Ia majority OF will eject
RADICAL cure.
QUlNsY AND SonE THROAT are sometimes ex.
iemely malignant ani dangerous hut timely applica-
uol ol tbs liiincni will never fail to cure.
STRAINS ure sometimes very obstinate, mud enlarge.
meht oi Tie Jos IL laDle TO occur IL neglected. The
worst case may be conquered by this Lininen in Two OF
three days.
HRul5t:S, cUrs WOUNDS, SORES, ULCERS
BURNS AND SCAID~. yield readily 10 the wondr rrfu
healing properties Of Dir SWEETS INFALLIBLE
LiNihii MI when used accord lg 10 directions Also
GtiiLg.AiSs ,,.!li, FROSTED FEET, AM INSECT
BITES AND SrlNGS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-06-11
70 OIL MEN.

Particular attention pnid TO tho Msnufac cturins
OF fooLs FoR Bonnie OIL WsLls. All tsels
warranted to b~ of the beet material and wsrk.
mansiiip, and at as low prices ~ they BE- puT.
asched al uny o.her po int. ~ l.,i0
=. JOHN FISHER.
MartinsviIie. Belmont county. Ohio.L Lmsr
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-06-11
To Horse Owners!
Every Horse Owner

should have this remedy At hand for m timely use a, the
hrst hppeafnnee Of Laineness will eHeciual preyrn,
those formidable diseases to which oil horses ar liable
nld which reder 90 many Otherwise valuable horse.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-27
KnIehls o. enc Gelden circle.

There remains no longer the least doubt Of
the existence of the order of the Golden Circle
in Indiana. This has been admitted by two
members who declined, before a Grand Jury, to
expose the secrets of the order, as they could not
do so without self-crimination. Another mem-
ber-a DR.. Carter, of Indianopolis--ha been
brought before the Grand Jury, and on being
questioned, admitted himself to be a member OF
the Order, but shielded himself beneath the same
legal @gis that protects rascals in every crimin-
al box in the land
A dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette from In
dianapolis, says:
A lawyer of this city stated in the K G. O.
Lodge last night, that unless each Knight of the
Golden Circle procured FIVE recruits at once that
is, multiplied their numbers by five, that in less
than forty days the order would be ruined, the
Knights dispersed, the Democratic party gone
up, and general scattering ensue that unless
the K G. C's succeeded, the hopes of the South
ern Confederacy were gone forever. He called
upon the K g. C.s to arm themselves, for they
were closely watched, and they might have TO
make the attack.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-27
The Proposed Peace convention.

The project started some weeks ago by the
Vallandigham Copperheads of National Com
vention to make compromises with the rebels,
and TO put a stop to the war on their own terms,
is likely to fall through. The Legislature of
New Jersey attempted 10 set the ball in motion,
but the resolution 10 appoint delegates still
hangs fire. Some of the Democrats shrink from
the work that viii be so sure TO recoil on their
own heads.
The Legislature of Illinois started off very
fiercely for Convention, and the Democrats
named their delegates and place and time of
meeting. But the proposition failed to pass the
Senate, and Illinois has escaped the disgrace the
secesh leaders of the Democracy attempted to
fasten on thatgreat State.
The Bright Copperheads in Indiana have had
the subject of Peace Convention before the
Legislature of that State for some time but as
yet without favorable action. The Kentucky
House Of Representatives having recinded its
resolution inviting Commissioners from other
State Legislatures TO meet Commissioners ap-
pointed by that body, at Louisville, we shall
not be surprised to see the Indiana Copperheads
slink back to their dens, and allow the armistice
resolutions to go by the board.
The noble utterance of the brave soldiers Of
the Western Army against all compromise ex-
cept unconditional rebel surrender, has done
much to stop the mad career Of Northern trait
ors, and so rouse the loyal people everywhere to
stand by the patriotic defenders Of the Govern
ment and the Union.-Cgcuc Herald.