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tinually conjurcd up by those who arc dis
posed to exagPersto the extent Of the ca
lsmity occasioned by our rebexon. A ref
erence to the state Of most Of the prosper
Gus nations Of the old world clearly disproves
such position, and shows that the highest
condition of national advancement have not
been materially affected by the extended
wars in which those nat ions have been inn
memoriaily engaged, and that heavy ma
tional Indebtedness has not proved an rn-
mitigatcd evil.
For instance, Great Britain, France and
the Netherlands will undoubtedly DO con-
ceded to represent the highest prosperity
that has been attained by any OF the Enro
pean nations. Aud yet no nations have
been called upon to endure fierccr Or more
prolonged wars, domestic aud foreign, than
they. The effect has been, unquostionably
to incur an enormous national Indebtedness;
but neither their wars nor their in1ebrod'
ness have had the effect to destroy then
elasticity, nor to check the progress OF lhei,
general prosperity The resu I would have
been different, probably, if these nations
had been falling into decay, instead ofbcing
as they really were, in u state OF develop
meut; and in this respect their case resem
bes our own, with enormous advantages III
our fovor. These nations while undergo
ing the trials of war, were oppressed by the
evils of an immense exodus Of their people
caused by the density Of their population
/ the iuipossibiity to provide occupation io
them, the low price of labor, aud the scar I
ty Of territory. Compared with our own
country, they possessed slight room for iu
ture development; they were settled in ever!
mart, and no vast territory lay inviting
open to encourage enterprise and settlement
Their great problem has ever been what Il
do with their surplus population, which, II
its turn, has sought new fields for adventure
and scli-support in countries like our own
where an illimitable territory waits TO be dc
veloped, and where incalculable resource
invite industry and energy. The encour
agement to be derived from these facts AM
comparisons Of circumstances is very srest
and to the mind ofany dispassionate reason
er is conclusive that the course OF this grea
country is onward and upward, and that 1t
credit will live unimpaired to the end. y
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Asw Advertisements.
Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF deed oi ira't eNccaled by HUH
ID Nichols the l7tl day oil March i-og ana now OF
r, cord in OHIO county STATE OF West virginia, IN Book
a. pnge 552 aud also by other decd Of trust bearing date
the 2d day OF April 1859. and o record IN Ono county
State OF West Virginia will sell in the city oil wheel
inr st Ihe front door of the Cour House, the third
Monday in January. Il -t lsGi ur following property,
viz: Lots No So lO3 "a no. Ill, and ~ feet OF lot No
all in The First Ward OF the ely OF Wheeling.
Aud NJ the same time nhd place, u piece o. GROUND,
with the lmproveine thereon located at the Yves, end
of Union street. the wharf, form' rly known as the
Also. at tie same time aud place. the following pro-
p,rty in Ciralaus Addition Tie city OF Wheeling on
Quincy street part OF Lot No IL being 81 ieet more OF
less part Of Lot No 25 being p feet more or less OIL
the last side and the West half Of lot No ~, on Zen
ira stree which is well improved and NJ present occu
pied by Mrs. Mccullough, and also IN East Whecllhg
North half OF Lot No 7G hall Lot No o., aud Lot NO
Al o at the time and place, piece oil l'alu con-
tanning ~ surface with coal privilege oi ~ acres
Said lud is bounded the North by Coal Run ana on
The West by lands OF the Crescent Mill Co.
Also at the time aud place, ~ shares oi stocS
in the Belmont Bridge Co.. aud IL shares oi stock III the
Northwestern Bank ol Virginia - - ii,
will also sell under the same deed oil trus on u't
fourth Monday in January r64, in the town OF Mounds
Vile Marshall county, State OF West Virginia iarn
known us the Socklnan Place situated N sod MAR
shall county the waters OF Fish Greek, con,allle
$50 acres, more less. Said farm is six miles IRON
Glen Easton. and eight miles from Cameron SAID iar'r
| will be divided in parcels TO suit purchasers 49,
will also sell under the said deed Of trust OH Weunes
day the 27,h day OF January, lsOl in the town o Mar
tnsviIle State OF Chic, Belmont county the Martins
lie Ferry right and Boat the Cottage Hotel with two
lots Nos 1876 and 1886, also Lots No l20, l3O ana ioi III
| located in said town OF Mariinsvle. .
Terms OF Sule-One- tIrd in Cash. the balance III SIX
twelve and eighteen ths, with interest win npproVe'
| security aud title retained until the money Is paid
Any OF the above property will be sold ut private sale
All persons indebted To the estate oi Hugh Nlchois n
uotcs book nc ccounis rents. or otherwise or 10 the hr
of J. NJ Todd n Co. will call aud settle the same an
any nerson having clams against the OF the sal
Hugh Nichols The firm OF J NJ Todd Co" VIII pre-
sent tie same for settlement , u
Isnac Cots is fully authorized to settle the estate
Hugh Nichols deceased. or 10 sell and convey any
the nhovc described property either ut public or pnVh'
sale aud hns my full consent thereto: .,,>,.
| 1yha.;ng D,c 5tl, 1 ga tel0-ts
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THE HORACE WATERS MEtopEoNs AND
HARMONIUHS,
TIE DAY SCHOOL BELL.

Iooco copies issssd A new Singing BOOK br sshosl,
aid SsnHnsrss called the Day -sesooi Bsli, 10 ssv
ready. h coutsins about 80 choice sonrs rosnds,
cstnhss dGeB tfos, qyareits and ehoruses. many Of
hem written expressly for this work bvsdss 81 psgss VI
The Elements Of Music, which sre Easy and prosrsssys
Afsou1 the lsrss number Of bssuiiul psess may be
found Uncle SONS School" " De MT yes hear tbs
children coming Always look on the sunny side,
The liti. lass" snd Little Lad" Oh IL were .
title bnd,n bird OF bssnIy,n Pretty pst tree" "Anvl
Chofusr Meet me by the running bfoot,n he i 10
cumpsd by Horses Waisn- suibor Of "5sbbsih sshssl
Bell" Nos 1 ard 2 which have had the enormsss sails
sf ss5 COZ cori.s Pnees-psper covers - cents $40
per hundred boUnd, 20 cent? ssS per hundrsd, cls,h
hound embossed Eilt. " csnis, SIS per hundred -
cope, furnished al tns IVY pnss Mailed al The rssaii
pTise.
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Profitable Inyeatments.

The Philadelphia North American gives
some excellent advice to those who wish to
invest money. 1t is well for all who are in
funds to heed the scounsel:-"Jhough mon
ey has been temporarily scarce, capital con
tinues abundant; and the recent tumble IN
the stock market has brought capitalists TO
a realizing sense of the unreliable character
nf many Of the securities dealt in. 1t Is
greatly to the credit Of the Government
that its loans, of all the securities daily
dealt in on the market, have maintaine.
their integrity of price better than almost
snvthing else. Its Five-Twenty year six
mar cont. loan. the interest on which is
prompty paid IN gold, has been subscribed
70. all through the pressure in the money
market, at an average of more than two
millions per day. Aud what is not the
least gratifying fact in connection with the
daily large subscriptions to this ,popula
loan, scarcely any of it is returned to thu
market for sale. 1t is taken for investment
and is held with unfaltering confidence IL
its reliability. And why should 1t not be
IL is seen that the Government now, afte
two years of the most gigantic war that tn
world has ever known, experiences no dim
Guilty in commanding the. necessary mean
10 prosecute it, or in paying regularly TN
interest IN ROiu as IL iaiis uue' II 's "a
be done while the war is being wseed' wh
can anticipate any difficulty i11 readily as
cnmplshing it when the war shall De endeo
thsn the Five Twenty" Government loan
{ Rmt If any doubt. let him refer to the stt
t;st;cs furnished by the census tables.o tn
rs,;ous nations Of the wcrld. The fact
which they present will prove the most sa
;siactory mode Of di.pelling the Dumberlei
gloomy approhspsioDs which are being col
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NTE.w VOCAL. Musrc-nI.ns Of In. Br,v. and

NEW VOCAL MUSTC.-"Lsnd OF the Brave and
~ Fre-,r Rev. G ;. plumeyi "ioar forians is toe
Small for Me" Comic Sog, Meurice; Il will wait At
The Gals for Thee, Il. Holden; I'VE Parted with Cheer
full Slnile NJ he lar; One by one the Stars OF Eve
ming "'Ihe Flowers ioom in Linden Vale Y. Law
rence .rhe Morning 10 Dawningr II s. Leland; There
is Beautiful World Shall we Nee, Beyondthe Riverr
The Angels are Hovering Near The Year Of Love"
How sonly oil the bruised Heart Mrs. Parkhurr /;
sKindy Words and Smiling faces.rj. X Thomas; For
the Dear Old Flag DIE oh why am 30 lappym =.
c. Foster; Sabbath Bells, Chime On Lowry. s5eens
e6d h. mailed free.
NKw lxsrRunESTAL LMusIc.-"Idlcwild."-P"lf- 90
price. by NJ keliar, Morning Prayer" W " ..i.. d
lSuuner House Of Roses,r Gnlop, by Nrs. Psrkhnr'i
aLc Piri Polka; West Point Mnrch &c each; Onseels
Waltz ..LArmetee WalIzf -Frsdsrck Waltz O.
Bernard 40c each I'VE Are Coming, Father Abra am
"a way. Look on the Sunny Siden brilliant yaria'
iionsr by Charles Grobe. so cents each. shall Ns
Rnow Each Other rhere"' for Guitar, BY bloomsr 2ss
"sunny Side set Of 20 easy ior the piano
10 by James Bslsk and 10 by Ss Psrkhurss iec sash
| Mailod free .
HORACE WATERS, ru5!isAsri No. VI Broadway
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Probate Court, Belmont 70.
to Complete II cal Contract


Chnlkley Dawson, Admr I'll B DAWSON and
OF Joel Dawson, deed, II Jesse Dawson, oi full
age, reslulng III the Slute ol
Eli B. Dawson, ct nj. Iowa sarah Dawson, Henry
Dawson Anna Dawson Mira Dawson, aud Sarah Louisa
ClendeuolI, n granddaughter minors residing In this
county will take notice a, the 2Jih day Of Novem-
der 1893 Chaikey Dawson Admir- Of the estate OF Joel
Dawson deceased, flied in the Probate Court OF said
county petition alleging that OIL the 10Th day OF May.
1851 the said Joel Dawson then in full life did certify in
writing that he had sold to Jonathan u. Sehohed trl'
angular lo OF land containing eighyhve and sixtenihs
poies on the Northwest OF his farm, and desert
bed as follows Beginning at stone on the NorIh bopn-
dury section township in range o. and 332l0O poles
Fast from the centre of said line thence south l5l deg
n is 90 100 poles n stone thence N 25i deg Easi
l6 "a Il 0 poles 10 a the said North boundary
md thence West II iOl00 poles to the place OF begin
ming continuing s5 6-l0 perches That The said Jonn
than r. ScholHed paid 10 said Joel Dawson, in his life
time the full amount OF the purchase money
The prayer OF tue peliuon Is ior authority 70 make
deed 10 said Jonathan T Scholied in behalf Of the heir
at law and legal representatives Of said decedent,
Said petition will be ior hearing oil The I'd day oil Jan
uary 1884 or as soon thereafter leave OF the Cour
can be obtained CHALKLEy DAWSON,
| Admir- OF Joel Dawson, deed.
Dec. 10, 1502.-fw
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Internal Revenue Taxes

HHiDoEgpRT. D.. NOV lhti, 1901.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual List of In
terual Rrvriur Taxes for lsG3, usses.sd in Bel
mont County, Ohio, has beca received aud is now due
aud payable.
All INCOME Tax remaining unpaid after the 9Oh OF
DcceHbcr l-t3, will be charged FIVE per cent nddi-
toral and all other taxes said iSi uppuld at that
time will he charged JEN per cent. additional The
penalty will be required ~ every wlien incurred,
is COLLECTORS have no discretion in the mater.
will be at my Office IN Bridgeport nlIi the a0il Of
November TO receive the HbOye taxes after winch time
will attend ut the following Ilnccs aud al the une
stated Tor the purpose OF receiving sSid INK
81 Cla,r.Sile Monday and Tuesday the is aud ID OF
Deeenbrr;
UuiOntown, Wednesday a N. the 3d Of December;
Flushing, Wednesda, =. VI, the Sd Of December;
Morristovn. Thursday, ith, and FRIDAY X Jth Dec
lIendrysburg, Friday p and saturday A. n 5th and
9Th December;
| someron, Monday. the sth Of December;
| New Cnsle. Tuesday. tle OH Of Dscgmhcr;
BnrnesYiiie "Wednesday and rhuslay, 10Th and llth
| December
! Belmont Friday. the 2th Of nsrrmber;
Amblers ,iur Mead tp.l, Saturday. 18th Decenberi
| Armstrong; Mills, Monday. 10th DccemDeri
| Ceureyillr. Tuesday, l6lh Decemher
| Powhatsn. Thursday. i~th Decriuber;
Be,lnire. Frda, 1gth December.
| Government, or par funds. wall be required.
ID. Il. HOWELL, Deputy Col,
Div. No l. 10th Dist. OF Ohio.
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The Atlantic Monthly,
A Magazine Of Literature, Art and
Politics,
THE BEST A. u ERlGAN Mag ZINE
The Thirteenth Volume

Or,hc Atlantic with the number ior January
lSI Its commencement affords the Publishers M occd
SION O say that the Atlantic has attained circualo
aud prosperity never equalled By any American hi"ss
zine Of lis class.
The prosperity OF the Atlantic enables its conductor
TO cmpioy the most eminent talent oi the country ~ II
columns All the brs, known writers IN American IirI
are contributing constantly 10 lis PAGES gfve lhe sol
rirbt to be known ns NArlo>AL magasinc It's sth
ronprisrs The following nunies among its leading con
lributors:-
lanes Russell Lowell William Cullen Bryant,
Henry w. l.onsellow, John G iuiir},
I1uis Aynssiz George =. iilard,
Rnlnh Wnldo Emerson, Henry Giles
Nathaniel hawthorne, Walter MITCHELL
Charles SUMMER Henry u. ruckeman,
Robert Dale Owen, John wees
George W. Curis, Fralicis Wnyiahd' Jr,
q q Hnzewell Mrs H. b. Stowe,
r W Iiyninson, Harriet Martineau,
Author " Mnrgret I1owth, - "lk Marvel"
Mrs. Julia W. Howe, David Wasson,
Mrs A. d. 4. Whitney, The Country Farsoh,"
n ID, chnnnn Read, Rose Terry,
Oliver Nv uolnes Harriet f. Prescott,
john q. Whittier, Robert u > Lowel,
(;nil IInmilion J. 7. Trowbrdge,
T. F. Whipple, Josiah L; quincy,
charles r. Norton, Edward T. Hale,
| FRANCIS Parkhan, r. Sheldon
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State of Ohio, Belmont Co., IS.

The citizen's Depositl 'rHE defendant John r Mil
Bank OF Wheeling Il Ter, will take notice that, on
the % day OF NoNeinDer. ieoJ'
John r. Miller. the plaintiff filed its petition in
this Court in substance that the defendant indebted
10 the plaintiff in the OF $500 10, on account o
money cy ed with interest from that day. The sub
stance OF NE prayer is, that udgmentbs rendered asas
The defendant in favor OF the Plaintiff for the said
- $50 60, with interest. The pluind is notified that an
attachment has been issued in said case, aud has been
levied the real estate OF the defendant in the sald
county
The defendant will appear in the said case, and an
swer or demur 10 The said petition oil or before the q
day of January, 1854 judgment will be entered ol
his fault, according 10 the prayer OF said petition
JAMES z. CHARIESWORTH, Clerk.
Nov. 10, iS03-6w
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Volunteer.

Meetings to encourage Volunteering will
be held at
Morristown, Friday evening, Dec llth,
at o'clock.
Hsndrysburs, Saturday evening, Dec.
18th, at q clock.
Barnesyille, Monday evening, Dec. l4th,
at o'clock
Belmont, Tuesday evening. Dec. 18th, al
6 O'Clock.
Bcllaire, Wednesday evening, Dec. 10th,
at o'clock.
Powhat,an, Thursday evening, Dec. 18th,
at o clock.
Mar;in,,ille, Friday evening, Dec. 18th,
at 6 o'clock.
Uniontown, Saturday evening, Dec 10Th,
at 8 o'clock.
Col. John s. Pearce, Of the gsth Regi
ment, Capt Tallmau, aud other, will ad
dress the meetings.
The citizens Of the ncighborbood are re-
quested to make the necessary arrange
mepts,-such as procuring place Of Meeting
Music, and arousing the people
The Meetings announced mead not hinder
others. The people Of all the Township:
ought to call Meetings
Notice of the number Of volunteers re
quired from each Township has been given
Unless raised by the 9Th Of January, tn,
draft will take place. Vigorous efforts ar
being made in some Of the adjoining conn
ties 10 escape the draft, Belmont ought no
to be behind.
Volunteers are permitted TO choose tn
} Regiment 10 which they will serve In ad
dtion to the regular monthly pay, boun.
of $4O2, is allowed each Veteran VoluH
l.. II.
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SABBATH SCHOOL BEi.L. No. 4

10 an entire new work Of 1S4 psss and nearly SIS seses
and hymns Nearly one million Of thsss Bslls
hrve been i,,usd and are now ringing throssa
choice pieces may be found Shall meet beyond the
River.i There 10 Bssutfal World" "Serrow shall
come again no more DO Mt you hear the Angels
ng,1 'Ihos God. sssst me-" 'sabbsih Bells Chime on
&C Prices Of Bell No are same as Bell No Bed
nrni era lie obiansd in one volume, price, bessd
copy 20 cents y5 per hundred; cloth bound satossed
g 80 siS pr 100 a5 copies furnished ai s 10
price. Mailed Al tIs retail price.
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Sale of School Land.

THE following described land situated in Section ~,
| Township 4, Rnuge 3, Belmont County. confirming
lG2 ucres .ss divided mo two lots u. 10 lows
Commencing where Run passes into l- land oi sum
ue Groves thence up said Run with the menmderin5s
thereof 10 William Corielrs line.
The West being appraised nj twelve tl2l dollars
per acre, aud the East tract at ten uOl per acre
Notice is hereby given that will offer said described
land for sale at the door OF The Court House, in St. Clars
vile, between the hours OF ~ and O'Clock r. NJ, on
Saturday the 3Oh dny Of January l-tl. a not less IMAM
the appraised value thereof One twelfth OF The purchase
money be paid the day OF sale. and the balance IN
eleven annual nsallments oil equal amount with nlnua
interest thereon. Il. S. CLARK,
delO-ts Auditor Belmont County.
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8asiness Notitcs.
A WORD ABOUT
AMERICAN WATCHES.

AFTER A THOROUGH TRIAL OF MORE THAN
TEN YEARS, the time pieces manufactured by The
American Watch Co.. OF Wsham Ma IS, have gained
n firm hold upon the favor Of the public. and now, no
less than of them speaking for themselves III
The ipor kets OF the people From very insignificant
beginning the business has increased until we are justi-
fed in stating that WE MAKE MORE THAN ONE
HALF OF all tho watches sold in the United States
Repeated snars of our factory buildings md the
labor of 500 operatives still find unequal TO supply
the constantly increasing demand And we may here
observe that the high price Of labor and
materials actually sell our products at less prices
than those current five years ago
We refer 10 these facts only for the purpose OF proper
ly introducing another subject relative 10 nsnuiac-
,ure Of watches Hitherto chief object has been TO
make soop watches for the million a, the lowest possible
TO take the place OF the makebelleve
wachc, called Ancres, Iepnss, English Patent
Levers &c, annually thrown upon this markell IN
countless numbers, by European workshops--wa'ches
which are the refuse OF their factories, unsalcabls al
| home aud perfectly worthless everywhere.
This Object we have accomplished, and now we have
| TO announce that have commenced the manis cture
| Of watches Of The very
| HIGHEST GRADE KNOWN TO CHRONOMETRY,
unequaled by anything hitherto made by ourselves and
unsurpassed by anything made in the world. For tins
purpose we have the nmpes facilities We have erect
ed an addition main buildings expressly for this
branch of business and have filed it with the brs
workmen in service. Prodtins by our long expert
ence we have reinodecd the form oil watches, in
Producing such improvements have been suggested
aud proved be good from tune to time, and have lsli
uted new and severe tests OF isochronism adjusmen
and compensation New ma hines and appliances hnv
been constructed, which perform their work with con
summuie delicacy and exactude. and the choicest an
approved materials only are used Nolhng in fac
is wanting either IN mechanical principles material
, workmanship 10 ensure perfection in the result
we continue to manufacture other well-know
Qualities under the following namesi
aAPPLErON. TRACY Il cor
a .. h. i"P. :. BARrLETf,n IT'D p.
And the "Soldier's Watch,n
"WM ELlERY"
The latter the lowest priced watch make, is sui
staniia reliable tne-p piece, cnscd in sterling silver
hunting pattern and is liable to get out OF order eht
S in marching, riding fighting All the above describe
n watches including the FINEST, which s named "AMEi
IcAN WArcm CoMPASY,n sold by watch dealers ger
i ''''' ROBBINS Il APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Company,
jy93 inside cow Am lS2 BROADWAY NJ y
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ruR NEW PATRIOTIC SONG poox

son,sn, % pss.s Of song, drsls and skerssss sstt
sacred and secular, including p.Ess OF Praysn f0
sick and dyinE soldiers nd soidsrs Scripture Manual
II 10 well suited ior social slgnk, as well ss ssbban
worship. Amoug the Insny beautiful pisces may be
found Where liberty dve.is 10 ny country -'Ths
Christian Hero Three Chesrs for our BSnner "CoHs
siug heaven e olumbs the Gem OF the Ocean
.Fr.smans Gstherng.r "Columbia's King fersvsr,s y
-M.rchng Along &s Pnses-pspsr ssrsrs, Is ssata
tio per 100. Eailsd a. lie T.ial pries
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Probate Court, Belmont Co., O.

Aaron Eaton, Exr OF no George Eaton. Caleb Jones
james Eaton, decd / and Lydia Ann Jones his wife,
vs. Andrew Eaton, John Walker aud
Elizabeth Eaton, Cynthia Walker his WIFE and Pc
and others. Ter Lloyd Cornello Jane Lloyd
his wife OF the State OF Illinois aud Joel Eaton, who is
in the United States Army:
You are hereby notified that, oil tho 2ib day OF No
veber e63 said Executor filed his petition in the Pro-
bate Court OF said County OF be mont the object and
prayer OF which petition slo obtain an orderon The ssi
dny OF December l-63 or the assignment OF dover
of Elizabeth Eaton, the widow Of james Eaton. dec d,
IL aud for the sale OF the following described real es'
tute of which the said james Eaton died SEIZED 10 wit
II acres roods and ~ poles OF land more or less sit
uaied in the south west quarter OF section 90 township
and range 4, now occupied by Thomas kidd and more
partic cuary described IN said petition.
| AARON RATION, Fx'r
Nov e8 1862 4w of james Eaton, decd.