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The Singer Sewing Machines.

onr LETTER A FAMILY wINo.MACHINE Il
last gaining worldwide reputation II 10 eyond doubt
the bestand chsapes, and bexutful of.
Sewing Machines yet offered to the public. No other
Family Sewing Machine has many useful appliances %
for Hsmmins, binding Telling, Tuckins Gathering
Guagng, Braidng, Embroderng, Cordig, and so forth
No other Family Sewing Machine has 20 much capacity
for great variety Of work II will sew all kinda Of
cloth, and with all kinds Df thread Great and recen,
improvements make our Family SEWN Machine mos,
rssble and mos: duable and certain At al rates
Of speed. mskesfhe interocked stitch which is the
best stitch known Any one, Of The mos, ordinary
capacity, can see, At glance, how the latter
Family Sewing Machine Our Family Sewing Machines
are finished in chaste and exquisite style. ~ ~
The Folding Case Of the Family Machine /, q niece
Of cunning workmanship Of the most useful kind. II
protects tho machine when In use aud when about
to be operated may be opened Z spacious and sub.
stantisl table 10 sustain the work. While some of the
Cases. made out Of tho choicest woods, are flushed In
tho simplest and ohas,est manner possible o,hers ate
adorned and embeshsd in the most cos,y and suptrb
manner. 'F ,g-9. 1, +, y,
Il 10 absolutely necessary 70 sec the Family MachiIs
In operation, 50 ss 70 jadgs Of ~ great capacity and
beauty. -. st
his stbscorning populsifor family sswins ss our
Manufacturing giShpts AZ fT mspsfas6riat purposes.
The Branch Qices are well supplied with ailk wis.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY
yxr NAoLk A,.s al %,e;SsI.sy T. SIsHys: H:w sI:s,s xSs
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D~IN another part Of this paper will be
found, copied from last week y Gazette, the
proceedings Of . meeting of ladies, called
for the purpose Of procuring money to assist
Clement L. Vallaidigham, his wife, mother,
and the little vallandishams. We rsprin,
these proceedings without any cost to these
ladies. to Mrs. Vallandighsm. or to the lit.
tie Vallandighams. It is dons free graft.
for nothing" in order that these distin
guished ladies may have ~ large an audi.
cnoe a. possible. s,! ftgsI
The Presbyterian Church will regard
part ofths proposition ofthese feminine
admirers Of Vallandigham with great favor
They alledge that VsllapdighAm has been
banisbcd from his home by q desput, and
consequently is unable to maintain his wife
and babies and his mother His mother
hss been maintained, since her husband g
death, BY fund provided by the Presbyte.
risn Churches for the support Of tndigsns
j soido,os Of Presbyterian Clersymen. She
! wss maiataincd in that vay--a pauper on
the Presbyterian Church her hope.
full son vas member ofthe U. =. Congress,
and. diswins over $4,000 year from the
Treasury.
a.. . q ~H
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Trustees Sale.

RY VIRTUE OF a deed OF trust executed bv Hing,
~ Nichols 2; % on the i7th day Of March 1880 and
49, 52 and also BY other decd Of trust bearing date
the sd d az Of XIr 1882 and Of record i Ohio county
s at the from, door o. the Court House. On the third
III Its ps. pS: " y ss; e a. ia e
all inJhe Firs, Ward OF the city Of Wheeling. . 'i11 I
AND q! the same time and place, piece Of gron,d,
with the improvements thereon located the West end
q Union street, on the wharf, orms ry known a. the
Also, The same time and place, the following pro.
Quincy street 2 p.ss r. Of u L., No. g. being s. iss. mole
ire street. which is well improved and at present occu-
pied by Mrs, Mccalloagh and also in East Wheeling,
North half Of Lot No 70, half Lot No es aud Lot No. o
" s"s s ;a ssi ssss. q Il ss
Said land is sboulds or ihs North ly Coal Run and on
Also a! the same time and Place ~ shares Of stock
y the Belmont Bridge Cos and II shares OF stock in tile
will also seIi under the ssIns deed Of ,ru,, nm the
fourth Monday in January is64, in the town Of Mounds
vile, Marshall county, State Of West Virginia, farm
shall county, on The walters OF Fish Creek containlg
9SO acres, more or less. Said farm is SIX miles from
Gf & T. SSi.s spS .ss. 4 5
day ,he s7h day q January 1854, III the Of Mar
lots Nos las and ias also Lots No fSo isc and is, ali
Terms ofisa,s One third Ia Cash III. balance in six
twelve and eighteen months, with Ateres, wiiapproved
security, and title re.sined until the money Is paid !
Ailpsr.on. indsb,sdio liz estate o. Hugh Nohos IL by
notes book acconn's, rents or oherwse 10 The firm
pf j. Todd Co.. will call and settle the same and
Hugh Nshss u hs Sr% q issas co., o. ssc
sent the same ioE settlement isA Ao corrys r,,.,,
49, ,
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THE DAY SCHOOL BELL.

5000 copies issued. A new Singing Book 70, sshosL
and Ssminariss called the Day .SeEool Sell 10 ssw
Icsdy. y contains about 800 choice songs rounds
estchss duets uos qusreiis and ehoruses many o,
ihem written expressly for this work besides a pss.s al
The Elements Of Music, which easy ard
Among the large number Of beautiful pieces may be
iound Uncle SANS School" /" DO nj ysu h-ar the
children coming" Away, look on the sunny side, =
little brdn bird OF hssuiyn Pretty pair re, .Anvil
Chorus" "Mes me BY the running brook" &e II 10
compiled by Horsee WaisB author Of Sabbath School
ssll! Nos and which have had the enormous sale
OF $4,000 copies. Prees-pHpsr covers, rs cents $40
per hundred bound, 90 cents s2s per hundrsd eoss
bound embossed git, ~ CENTS sa5 per hundred. =
price.
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NEW VOCAL MUsIc.-"r.anl Of the Brave end
~ Free.n Rsv. G. s. Pumley; "Your Fortune is Toe
the Gale for Thee, f. Holden I'VE Parted with Cheer
fu SInile,n NJ kelari One by the Stars OF Eve
ming" The Flowers Boom in Linden Vae,n 8. Law
rence"The Morning il Dawningr H. 8. Leland; .rhers
is Beautiful worldn Shall Meet Beyond the Riverr
"Ihe Angels are lowering Near" The Year OF I.oven
How Softly on the Bruised Heart Mrs. Parkhursl;
"Kndly Void. and Smiling Facesn ]. r. Thomas: afoi
the Dear Old Flag De- "Oh, why am l so Happy,r O.
c. Fosief sabbath Bells, Chime 0n," Lowry IS cents
eat h, mailed free -
NEW lSsrRyxENrAL Observation-Disclosures Ca
price by NJ Rellar; Morning Prayer" BY w. r. Muller
"Io Piri Polka; West Point March 25c each; 'Omseps
Waltzn .IiArmetee Walz,n "Frederck wstz.n j. b.
Bernard, 4Oc each ''We Are Coming, Father Abraham
Always Look on the Sunny Side,' "Brilian, varia-
ions,n by Charles Grdbe, SO cents each '.Shsll we
Rnow Each oher There' for Guitar, by Bloorner, e5e
10 by James Beak and 10 by Mrs. Parkhurs, Isc each
Mailed free
HORACE WATERS, Publisher, Nc 4si Broadway.
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~TH. lsT VrRaiNIA CAVALRY. This
Regiment, In which Belmont County has
one Cumpant-DC Captain Carman' s--has re-
enlisted, and Major Capshart, who has been
the Surgeon Of the Regiment since its or
sanisatisn. has bsSii appointed Colonel.
Tho Regiment will be furloughed for
thirty days, and filed up by enlistments or
draft; and will pre- badly spehd most Of the
winter ih Camp l7
Rev, David Trusman, Of Bridgeport, has
been appointed Chaplain.
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THE ATHENMUM COLLECTION

contains Five Hundred pages Of tunes and hymnA
new and old OF the choicest kinds for church. Sunday
school, revival missionary, temperance prayer and
ference and all kinds of sacred and social
The music in this book hus life and animation in IL like
Shining Shore" Rest for the Weary" Shall we know
each other there!" shall meet beyond the River,
There 10 a Beautihi Worldr kind Words.n Sweet
Hour Of Prayer" There is a Land OF Love- "suHer
little children TO come unto me-" God the Nation
&c. Prices single copies bound 65 cents SIS per 100
cloth bound embossed gilt rs cents sS5 per 100 Mailed
at the retail price.
HORACE WATERS, As't
4si, Broadway, New YosA
Publisher Of he sksvs Books.
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Motto . 10 Our Subscribers.

TM TAlRD VOLUME of The CHRONICLE
ioiU espwe on the 2sth of January. All o,
our subcribers ,oho oish to get the paper Jo'
1854 tthe ddvance rates-$l so a year
must Jay their subscriptions precious to Mt
lst Of February. After that time, It wiU b.
~ 0C
7Rsis fair ,oarning to all our Subscribers,
and be hope no one, at the present enorn,ou,
prids zoe are paying for everything, ,oiH ask
W. D step aside from that rule We are de-
feyt,iaed to adhere 10 IL. ..-t
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"Old Brains"

An amusing typographical error occurred
u on. Of the New York papers, in printing
Ihs 1.I,,, General who enjoys the sobriquet OF
."Old Brains" wrote in depreciation of the
immense cost OF army transportation, and
made out case for himself by saying that
during the year" Imagine his disgust when
have been materially reduced" Artemus
Ward might add: IN. B.-This is sar-
kasm." I-'.-
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saSWLIEur. WM. 'PlrrENaER will lecture
in the NJ. Il, Church, st. Clairsville, on
Friday evening, Jan. sth. 1864 Lieut..
Pittsnser WIS member Of the famous
seerst expedition sent out BY Gen. Mitchell,
It the time Bsaursgard held, Corinth, to
destroy the Railroad leading fsou Charleston
to Memphis. An extended account Of thi.
wonderful expedition was printed in The
CHRONICLE at the time it occurred.
The lecture il free to all. s.7
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SABBATH SCHOOL BELL. NO. a

is an entire work Of iss psgs and nearly ps tanss
and hymns. Nearly one million OF these Bslk
nave been issued and are now ringing through
this and other countries. Among tie uany
choice pieces may be found, Shall beysnd the
Rver!" There is Beautiful World,r sorrow Oh bal
come again mofen DO nj you hear the Angels con
mgr rhoa. God sssst me" Sabbath Bells shius
&c Prices Of Bell No are sans Bell No O. Bot
nnn''ers can be ohuinsd in one volume price. boual
copy, 40 cens e5 per hundred cloth bound embossed
gill; ~ cents e46 per 100 rs copies furnished ,hs l0
price. Mailed al the retail price
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iGeKEv. JAXrs TaoBtss, who In tn

iGtREv. JAAEs THoBbRN, who in the
spring Of 1859, went from this place - q
Missionary to India, has returned during
the past week. He buried his wife about
. year ago, and has brought over his little
boy, something over = year old, To place him
under the care Of his family. He also
brought ever with him boy about 10 years
ofsge, native Of India.
Mr.. Thoburh will remain 1t home until
aftsr the meeting of the next Conference,
whenhe will return to his field Of labor in
tndis. .,tya s. @r
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A Friend in Need. TryiE,

DIR. SwEErs INFALLIBLE LJNIMENT. =. an
external remedy without rival and will aeviae pain
more speedily than any other preparation For all Rheu-
curative for Sores, Wounds. Sprains Bruises &c ils
soo'hng, healing and powerful strengthening properties,
excite the Just wonder and asonshment OF all who have
ever given trial Over Que thousand een6cates Il
remarkable cures performed BY within The last tive
years, attest the fact -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-31

1TNR. JAMES BAYLEss, lately driver
on Levi Omnibus Lines between Wheel
ing and Cambridge, died at Wheeling on
Saturday, of Consump ption, and was buried
here OF Monday. Mr.. Baylsss, we presume,
was Known to almost everybody on the line
Of the National Road between Wheeling
and Cambridge. He was an upright, truth
fnl, honest man; and large circle of friends
will hear Of bis death with regret. ,t
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Farm for Sale.

WILL 81 my Farm, on Bogg's Fork Of Saltwater.
y in Flushing Township, Benon, County Ohio, sd,
lolning the Harrison county line, about tive miles rom
Moorefeld, and the Clay Pike leading from Canbrd9s
Hill 10 Moore6eld. NJ = ~ "''A
The farm contains about 2i+ acres and is well located
LOT division into two or more farms As whole il IL
sInongs the best grazing farms OF The county About
cass bottom, well watered and well adapted to iarmins
OF grazing. A good Steam FIGURING aud Saw Mil al.
joins the premises 49,
For PARTICULARS shquire Of Isaac Holloway ESQ. of
Flushing, or the undersigned, At bridgeport, Ohio ~
oozs-u JOHN c. TALIMAN
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8nsiuess Autifes.
A WORD ABOUT
AMERICAN WATCHES

AFTER A THOROUGH TRIAL. OF MORE THAN
TEN YEARS, the time-pieces Manufactured by The
American Watch Co., Of walthsm, Macs, have gained
q firm hold upon the favor Of the public and now no
less than 5000 of them speaking forxhsselvss in
The pockets Of the people. From very insignificant
beginning the business has increased until we are us
fed in stating thss WE MAKE MORE THAN ONE
HALF Of all the watches sold In the United Statss-
Repeated enlargement OF our factory buildings and the
labor of 500 operatives still find Us unequal to supply
the constantly increasing demand. And we may here
observe that the high price OF labor and
materials, we actually sell products st less prices
than those current five years ago.
We refer 10 these facts only for the purpose Of proper
ly Introducing another subject relative manufac-
'ure Of watches. Hitherto chief object has been 10
make eooD watches for the million at the lowest possible
price-somethng to take the place Of the make believe
watches called "Antfos 'Lepinss "Engiish Patent
Levers" &c, annually thrown upon this market, In
countless Numbers, by European workshops-wa,chss
which are the refuse Of their factories unsalesbls At
home and perfectly worthless everywhere.
Thi" object we have accomplished, and now we have
to announce tha, have commenced the manua cturs
of wstchss Of the very 81 te -
HIGHEST GRADE KNOWN TO CHRONOMETRY,
unequalled by anything hitherto made by ourselves and
unsurpassed by any,hns.made in tho world. fot this
purpose have the ampest facilities We have erect
cd an addition to dur main buildings expressly for this
branch Of our business and have filled II with the best
workmen in our service. Pro6tng by long expert
ence we have remodeed the form OF our watches in
Producing such Improvements have been suggested
and proved be good from time to time and have ins-
tuted new and severe tests Of isochronsm adjustment
and compensation New machines and appliances have
been constructed, which perform their work with con-
summa'e delcasy and exsct,ude and the choicest and
-.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-31

TIE Boston Courier unwittingly pays 4
high compliment 70 President Lincoln. Il
sa.s, referring TO his msseag nd proclama-
tion, that he is liberal toward every thing ex-
cept slavery. The Courier actually says
this by way OF complaint. The President
il liberal toward everything except the
cause Of all our troubless. Buffalo Tx
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pursuance ct an order granted by the Probate Court
OF Bel~ont County, Ohis will offer for sale at pub.
lie auction, on , .r-".T, TN'
Tuesday, February q, 1894,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and 4 o'clock
~ OF said day, OH the premises the following described
real estate s!uae in said county Of Belmont and bound.
ed and described as followsi
Being par, Of The s. w. ar Of Sec %, Township
lR.chandl Range 4. Beginning for its boundaries al
point on the Southern boundary Of said quarter
po'es West Of corner Of McMiens land. and running
thence with said section line g. 6 E. poles to said
corner OF MsNilens land thence with the w. bound.
ary oil said McMillen's land N. deg w. 1882 poles;
,heuce N. q deg w. lile poles to q maple; thence
o2t deg W. S2o poles thence N 6if deg W. s3e
poles thence ~ deg f. 1888 poles; thence NJ deg
a tis M poles % thence ~ deg 5is Pslesi thence
.hence N At deg w $40 poles; thence N. let deg W.
poles thence ST deg. w, 4.oa poes; thence N 70
deg W. 51& polcsi theuce 8. act deg W. poles 10 the
South end Of stone fence, and thence 8 i4i deg E. 81
poles to the place of beginning. Containing II acres
dover. ,se ~ .'t.lss =. = - - =
Terms Of sale; one.,hird In hnnd -,hird septe
Der 10 1904 and third September TO- 86S-wih in.
terest on deferred payments from day OF sale.
AARON EATON, Err
Of James Eaton, decd.
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1%IT vill be seen by the acknowledge
ments published elsewhere, that the good
people Of Bt. Clairsville and vicinity have
not failed 10 remember kindly the Ministers
of the Gopel, in the distribution of their
Christmai greetings.
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G1la.rdian's Sale.

TN pursuance Of order OF the Probate Court OF Bel
mont county, Ohio made on the 18th day OF Decem-
her, ls63 In the Of Elizabeth Hoge Guardian of
Enfeld Hose against Her Ward the unde rsgned will
the OH day Of January. 1874, al o'clock y. ~. on
the premises offer al public sale the following described
real estate situate In the county of Belmont Ohio and
In the town OF Soneron. and known Lots No. 10 and
TO- and strip OF land OF the South side OF Lots No. IS
and &c. three feet wide, the whole length Of said lots
Subject to the life estate of Elizabeth Hoge.
Appraised at $50
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
ELIZABETH HoGE,
Guardian OF Enfield J. Hoge.
Dee. II, 1883 -4w
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b~DAt tAdEs FROM THE MORGAN RAID.
The Military Committee last week had
claims prsented for II horses lost by citi-
sens Of tbs county during the Morgan raid
valued at $ll0O; and for subsistence,
transportation, and forage, claims amount
ing to about 5000 were presented. Many
persons lad forwarded their claims directly
TO the Var Department..
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THR NEW PATRIOTIC SONG poox

sotsins % pages Of songs duets. and shoruses, bs
ssered and secular including - pages Of prayers p
II is well suited for social saging well as ssbbs3
worship Among the many beautiful pieces may ks
found, Where liberty dws.ls is my country The
Christian Hero" Three Cheers for Bsisrn "CossS
sing 10 me Of heaven Columbia The Gem OF ths Ocean,
"Fresman's Gsthsring" "Columbia's King forsvss,s =
marching Along" &c. Prsss-paper eovsrs, 10 saniA
SO per 100. Mailed Al the retail pries
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Arranged solos, duets quarte,,s. and choruass fs
musical societies choirs Sunday schools public schools
seminaries, ETC. "Shall know each other thsrs!S
Don't you hear tho Angels coming.' .Shal we nee
beyond the rivsr, 'Be in timc," "Thers is beautiful
word,n "where Liberty dwells il my country Free,
dom, Truth and Right" 1--WE are coming, Fatks,
Abraham, six hundred thousand more" There Is Lasd
Of Love sorrow shall come again no more" s.yss
.Ws will love our Sunday School, aOur God l. msrsi.
ing onn God save the Nation" whitters song Of .SThs
Plantation Negro" Fair Freedoms Morn has dawneI
at last" lover the moanAin," 'Liule Ella an ANGELS
"Wills gone to Heaven" "suasr little children y
come unto NO." Bury me in the morning, Me,hsr'
cents, 90 cents per dozen % per iO0 postage isss
eaeh. In sheet form, with Piano aeeounpa aEsn %
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Published BY HORACE WATERS, An
Nc. <a1, Broadway, New Ypsa,.

NTArERg CHOHAL HARP-A sew Surdss
w School Book. Of 100 pages Of beautiful Hymns
and Tunes II contains many gems, such shall we
know each other theren Suffer little children 10 come
leave me with my mothern "He leadeth ms beside sHt
ysters &c. Price paper esvs, % cents; sl6 psr i0
bound Is cents; $40 per i00 Il 10 edited by HORACE
WATERS, Author OF Sunday echool Bslls,' Nos.
and which have had shs enormous sale Of ovsr sist
.s'fs's E5ss5s s's ~S7sss s;l;s; y
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Probate Court, Belmont 10.
oinplete Real Contract

Petition to Complete Real Contract
chaklsy 1dsI b, Dawson, Admit FL B. DAWSON and
Of joel Dawson, decd, IL Jesse Dawson, Of full
Eli n,. VS.. =, :, age, residing in the State Of
Dawson, Anna Dawson Mira Dawson, and Sarah Louisa
Clendenon granddaughter, minors, residing in this
county will take notice that the 26ih day OF Novem-
der 1853 ohskey Dsw:on, Admir- Of the estate Of Joel
Dawson, deceased filed in tho Probate Court Of said
county petition alleging that OH the 10th day Of May,
1854 the said Joel Dawson, then in full life, did certify III
writing that he had sold to Jonathan r. Schofeld tr
angular LOT Of land containing egh,yfve and six-ten,hs
poles on the Northwest corner OF his farm, aud descr
bed as follows; Beginning al sone, the North bouu-
dsr lection . seYnshp in range and sai 20 poles
Eastfom the eettrc Of said line thence south i6f deg
= 70 oo-l0o poles 10 stone; thence N est deg Fast
10 "a isO poles y s,ons on the said Norh boundary
and thence Wea1l lo560 poles to The pAse of begin
Ming ccn,slnng s5 90 perchss That the said iona
than Schol6ed paid TO said Joel Dawson, in his life
tiHe, the full amount OF the purchase money.
The prayer Of the petition is fof auihoti!y to make
deed to sand Jonathan SchoIfeld in behalf Of the heirs
al law and legal representatives Of said decedent
said peiitonwlbe for hearing onshe I'd day of jan
nary 1854 or as soon thereafter leave Of the Court
eau be obtained. CHAIxLxH DAWSON. .
Dee. 10, 1s6s--4w n ior'0l,lyl
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LAND FOR SALE

| AM authorised TO sell, on reasenableterms the fol,
iewing described lands in Belmont County, owned
py Wiliam J. Chandler, Of Philadelphia, the tile good
2I3 ae,esin Washington Township, now oeeupied by
John Mooney 24l acres in Mead Township, oec cupied
oy Martin Caldwell; 100 acres in Wayne Townshin
now occupied by Sutton 4 Miller. "''P'
Possession given FRS, OF April next
me hrsi two farms are said TO he fne sheen farms
Ieisr 70 ssn Dsniord, Esq, oil Washington Township
years. TJrCIJrs ChSE VI
oezs4w Atty at Law, Newark, Ohio
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~SHEEp CoUNTEs IN OHto. The
total number of Sheep in Ohio in 1862 was
4,74O,227 Tho following are the counties
which have each over one hundred thousand
head of Sheep in them:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-31

~REv. JAS. M. THoBURN, will preach
il the M. =. Church on next Sunday at lOa
O'Clock. ..5.
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POcket-Book. Lost.

ON Friday evening, Dec fsih, / lost poeks,-booh,
" between Lewis Mills and Esst Richiand Meelne
House, containing between $500 and S6oo-sx 80 Gov.
eminent bils and the balance on whssng and Bridge.
port fF"
: a liberal reward will bspaid the Under. a .
ds1tSws ~ Ha n tf ISAAC L. YR09T,
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To Horse Ownersl

DIR. SWEETS INFALL.TBLE LINIMENT fOR
HORSES is unrvaed by any, and in oil Of Lsme-
ness, arising from Spras Bruises, Wrenching, ts
effect magical and certain Harness Saddle Calls
Scratches Mango, &c, will also speedily Spawn
and Ringbone may be easiy prevented and cured in
their incpient stages, but confirmed afs beyond
the Possibility Of radical cure. No Of the kind
however is so desperate hopeless but may be ALE
waited by this inimeni .nd its faithful application II
always remove the lameness and enable the hose -
travel with comparative ease. NF