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said to have taken hold ofReadng and higher prices
arc predicted. The road earned last year nearly
IL per cent its stock and, as the earnings thus
far for this year show increase Of $534 600 over
last year, stockholders expect to earn Is 40 per
cent on their stock in 1863. In this event we pre-
sumo il win range with Delaware and Hudson and
Pennsylvania Coal
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Ncs only from Now York. bat from all tho minor sea.
ports W tho land goes up the ansntaton upon
ectesey Of the Navy Department The Boston Co~mrsal
Sssidin Of Saturday, paper representing The
sal classes OF that city, contains the following. TIE
saasr Judging from the signature, probably from tho
IN a Captain r. B. ToS bes:- -
pEzTRrcnox on orr couxE1Cx.
We beg leave TO call the special attention Of The Navy
Department 70 the following commuuication because
10y learn from ~ figures (s6gures do DOT lie) how
each We have suffered for wans q swift vessels Of war
- dcub. informed by Of their sympalhing friends
- Washington that - little possible would be done
yoedy this defect hence they and their rebel allies
upon tho regard the rebels 10 secondary
kght-h the Brtash who the prncipaa IL u Ihcir
veoseA and keamen which Destroying
nercs II their vessels and seamcn, and theirs ALONE
watch breaking blockade and furnishing
mSss with mnritons OF war, while Navy Department
na.ss s Or 10 effort % produce class Of vessels 70
Again Ne csii upon the President rs The Commander
hCAsef Il the Army and Navy, 70 give swim vessels
Df war. This will be bsste9 than The empty hope oG
pttcning INTO John Bull whom h 10 at war with some
1her Power We want tho 70 pitch into his pirates
M EpIsR Ri zee BY paper Just received from The
kmstary Of the Chamber II Commerce, New York, that
- sma force Of the rebels has destroyed ard bonded
sso veessss-ccm prs,ss ! United State s gun.
barks, - schooners-amoustiIg 70 6l ,%29
scns-vaued At $50 per ton at - ,050 900
value 81 cargccs frum China. .......... 500 coo
vs3es 81 cargoes frCm othos parts..... b,<O0, 00C
what VIII become Of British commerce. shs quarrels
HSrss Or four rebel priva,ecrs can dcssroy Twelve mil
noos Of properly N three ycars-xbst amount cm two
hcnared private armed shs destroy half the
sDs, Yoars truly, k.B.Y.
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or all these roads the Erie 10 the one which las
the greatest future.
The Michigan Southern paid per cent on the
guaranteed yesterday. There 10 talk Of an appIi
cation by guaranteed stockholders 10 tho courts
for back dividends. They had better wait tin the
company propose 70 pay dividend on she com
mon stock. The Chicago ard Alton viii pay OK
on the preferred and ~ on the common on 18th
August. The Rock Island win pay or per cent
no one can tell how much--on lst October, making
the third dividend this year. rhe Toledo VIII pay
large fall dividend. There will DO dividend on
the Pitsburg In September or October, We should
Judge per cent butthe managers 81 this concern
are imbued with the old notion Of giving their
stockholders a. little AZ they can help. The Mi.
waahee and st. Paul are paying snaIl dividend
on their preferred uock The Ohio and Mi<is-
sppi road earned sl25 900 In June against ts5 600
last year, and 81 900 the year before. and opsh;
10 be able 10 divide something among the ho,den
Of The common CERTIFICATES even before the Allan.
tic and Great Western connccss with u ~ Cinc.n.
matt. The read viii probably earn This year
q COO 600, against u 900 lasi year, and Urn
There appeared 70 be quite movement m coal
,,cess on Saturday. Delaware and Bsdscs jun D.
ed up 10 per cent, with none offered AZ the al.
vance, sss Rssdiss rose per esA. party y
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SAIuRDAy, August Id p. ~
Asn1s-dhere were 60 bbh. rots sold at 6Xc. Pearls
continued quiet al SIC. Stock, I,0I7 lbls sssss
TRANSFORMATIONS was quiet, but desirable lots Of
resh ground were scarce and quoted nrmer Tho days
sales included 800 bbs State and Western 200 South
eTn and $50 CANADIAN within our re ed ouotai Iors
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A Ray AND NAVY BANKING MOUSE
n Comm sseped ohecrs sororns "a justsd and esshsd
Qssrmas'sr er1nanee apd Al esher youeAsrs
yoHHb. MI RRAY. Army ssd Navy Banker,
Nassau street. Kew Ysrk. opposi,s Post cGn1s.
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Ns.4gigDNs Alpp rtty. wlrti irsrnrcTfcsk
nj 49, ss fsias .. ssAs ~ 90 Ne $500 q iss -.
su@ss s.s tN.s q sstfs.s 49,. p - 1870 ssA
rtsssts ~ A~ss ..s.
ss~ross. .ssSs, " - os-s~~s s.-s A. 60
s.-w~~s . ~ v~~ta " sS~s
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7Ic.
SuoARs were sold 10 the extent Of 900 hhds apd 400
boxes Ut l8c. 1890 for New Orleans, c for Porto
Rico and 10kc II &c for Cuba. Market steady Total
stock 50 ,465 hhds, ISL ,ll0 bags and Ss5 boxes
TApLew.-The days sales amounted 70 $50 900 lbs AZ
exc 1okc. NrAl f'eEfsHn s
foRAcoo was 10 demand and quoted steady.
MONTHLY nATKxUr or TIE NEW YORK INSPECTION wAnH
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RINANC1AB.
RnY AND navy sANKrpo HOUSE
ssssass ana Al ssssr yessAsrs sniasssa
sssssa ice. x ts wi. "a o sc.. Pee.
ARyY asp xxyr CLAWS = Hu,. cAss on Ap-
rs, re ana Bounty konsS can. 1ssss yes
L.s rsr, y.', nj rrssassy' ssss.' . q et.n
A oESTLEsAs, HAWKE n,co To nsm LYrya
a %. wisss p i..ss. y ssy make nosey
nee! .r.sy Ils sav"isssn. Aaais.. o%.s.' Fs..
DiscmARcrp navy oyylczas AND ssAsEs CAN
= ichs 4 srsssx7, 2r .y. .ss s.,Y s.s,r.
r OLD rrsiso coxsAsY o.. cotoaADo
s ia 40 MI 900 II ' s. q s rs ~.
.o ssa s = s ~. - w AZ ,s ~ ,sss
Is. .... S me-, e az I. 4 = =,
u s &c ~ " s = =: s NJ ;, 90
800 rs ss.sss.s 90 70 go Is: sss s ss a ,..
~, 90" ~ :, s .-' "a re 20
49,. e, {, =. .,,;' =. =. :, ~ !.
o.. y =. gsys.i.'Ts @ !, II n =
X I. ,s $3.50 N. W, ;, 4 ~.
W. sT. lsss.,, A'poDIs g., - Y, a.5, K. -
ys-.s ? I.r.... ,. r.1aSSh H'A'' f'"'"
CsLeSA aso enrcsgo BONDS RUIZ Yinsr
" ssss4k. t.sss a tAs 81 tss asast unes Nts.
sssses 81 ne scses 81 vGAtLrE d 90 ~ wsg stfssL
IIrrsoS .cousrr INV sRsrr- coufos
~. ~ .s,s % q .. = X. &C.. = q. o..s,,
49, ' s,ss &C.,. . as.. s',, <, ~ -
% y, :sy 4, 'S :s ~ s.i' n. :;,e5 Y,
-if sp 80 ~rds ~. ~ksA thsy -, Ffep,~.s =
W DrnrfA.
m4M fukY 10 CrSatLi.
utf,s- tcssw 30 ~ -
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nAY r0aT rrv sf~A-v mr. D. sSs srD ,ow
~ saeSSss sse~sssf DskssL bAtw ssfs* 80 - q
s&ssss4*f9 s&i2B "a eFsAMg aS9 4rAf mAfxats %
See .sss .aass q ys,t.s. .s.st ssss, e',ss.
sAfss ~ ssA Y srss~ sr~.s ~ Asssy ts~e = sss -
~ tssssss4 sss ~ Nsss MEG $500. q ssa
1. 49, - % UsIf sksFtnr sst3fsssG sass AtmMy sf~y
nw~Nas Wss.<.4ss 40. w. 60 $1,000 ~ sts< sc~ss
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-19

n@THE SOLDIERS VoTE. We learn
from Monday mornings Cincinnati Com
mersial that the official soldier vote in 81
counties not including Hamilton, amounts
to 24,l00-of which Brough receives 49,.
900, and Vallandigham l,lOO. Brough's
majority, 2l,9OO. The entire soldier vote
allowed and counted will probably reach
$4,000.
Of these fifty. one counties, Brough car.
ries the following which gave msjorities fol-
Vallandigham on the home vote, viz: Han
cock. Henry, Licking, Perry, Richland
Sandusky, Van Vert, Vinton, and Wayne.
The soldiers from Lake and Pauding cOun
ties don't give Vallandigham a single vote
and the Mahoning county soldiers gave hin
but one vote. n.ta, .a
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9fw Adrrrtisememts.
Internal Revenue Taxes.
DE'uTy CoLLEcToR's OFFICE.


NOTICE is hereby given That the Annual List OF In
" ternal Revenue Taxes for loi3 assessed in Bel
lnoni County, Ohio, has been received and is due
aud pay able. ..|
All INCOME Tex remaining unpaid after the 10th Of
Drcenler, 1893 will be charged FIVE per cent, addi.
tiOnal; and all Other taxes said list unpaid ut that
time will be charged 'lEN per cent additional The
penalty will be required IN every when incurred
rs Collectors have no discretion in the matter.
will he at my office in Bridgeport until the Both OF
November receive the above alter which time
will attend nj the following places, and ut the time
slaicd for the purpose OF receiving said tax:
81 Clairsville Monday and Tuesday, the LIST aud I'd Of
December;
Unontown. Wednesd A. N, the Cd Of Decemberj
Flushing Wednesday ?. NJ, the 3d OF December;
AIorrsown Thursday, 9Th, and Friday A. NJ 5th Dec;
Hentlrysburg Friday ?. NJ and Saturday A NJ. 9th and
9Th December;
Somcrion Monday, the eth Of December;
New Castle Tuesday, the 9th OF December;
Burnesville, Wednesday and Thursday 10th and ll,h
December;
Belmont, Friday, the i2ih Of December;
Ambler's (for Mead tpb Saturday 18th December;
Armstrong; Mills Monday, 18th December;
Centrevile, Tuesdny 18th December;
Powhauan Thursday, 18th Decemberj
Beilaire Friday, 10Th December.
Government, or par funds will be required.
d. T.. HOWELL, Deputy Col,
Div. No. 10th Dist. Of Ohio
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-19

SGCoURT. Court of Common
Pleas is still in session, Judge Evans, Of
GAINESVILLE, presiding.
The Grand Jury adjourned on Saturday.
The following bills were found:
One against Thomas Henderson, for "as.
sault and battery"
! One against John Clark, for "horsesteal
Ing" \ ~ y !. q
One against Cephas Jones, for assault
and battery" y M 2pf' -}0gt
One against John Ferren, for "assault
and battery" if7 ylII sl1l H'L
iin One against Peter Sehwakoff, for "keep
! ing q room Of public resort for the sale Of
I Of LIQUORS" ssuoll ialmsd .sd
One against Nicholas Heile, for ''assaul
and battery.''N LeH
One against Alfred Nichols, lee Cunard
John Jones, Alfred Gardner, William Cav
ender, Levin Powell, Simpson Haines, Levi:
g. Haines, James Gardner, Albert Lee
John Estep, William Williams, Marion
McAllister, Abraham Loper, Oliver Elm
merp. and William Lee, Jr., tor shooting
with intent to KILL ~
One against William N. Sandrick, John
p. Hendershot and Henry q. Henderson,
for assault with intent to kill''
One against Henry Ammous, for assault
with intent to kill. ;" 19
One against George Stewart, Charles Tall
man, and Zerah Sharp, for riot. .a
One against Andrew Douglas, for ''assaul
= One against Patrick Welby, for "man
! One against George Starbuck, Jesse Star
buck, David Patterson, and Thomas Out
( land, for breaking and entering mansion
house in the night season and committing
personal violence. "s..f.e ,,,.
The Petit Jury was not called into tn,
box until Tuesday = rc-rr g5
"a. W. presume the most Of tho cases pre-
,ssuted above by the Grand Jury will b
tried during the present term, 9','j ,.'s.
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qied.

MEAD.-Joseph Mead, Of Goshen township. after long
and painful illness, departed this life the 18th OF 10th
month in the 74th yeur Of his age.
lie was great sufferer, but bore il with much Chris
tian patience and resignation. He was good neghhor
kind and ndugen father and husbsnd and iear to the
close Of his e he gave 10 his friends around him The
evidence oi u peaceful aud happy ond. iat Al.
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The Secession Plot IN Canada.

The Secession Plot IN Canada.
The Government has received informa-
ton through Lord Lyons, the British Min
lister, that an expedition was fitting out IN
Canada for the purpose OF capturing the u.
s. steamer Michigan, on Lake Erie, making
descent on the depo, Of prisoners Of war
on Johnson's Island, and releasing the pris-
oneIs confined there, niter which the cities
on the Lakes were to be placed under con
tribution, and the country devastated. Lord
Lyons received his information from the
Governqr-G General Of Canada.
We publish below an article from the
Montreal Commercial Advertiser, Seces.
sion newspaper of Canada, which reveals
the whole plot, and admits its failure. 1t
also appears from this article that the en-.
terprise was not altogether undertaken by
Secession residents Of Canada but was par
tally organized by the Rebel Government,
and was to run the blockade of Wilmington,
N. Y. The blockade runners were captur
ed by Uncle Sans cruisers.
Gen. Cox has gone to Johnson's Island
and assumed command of tho forces thore
~. ha,,a.;o - -. -.
l,. "o 'a,',''es VI , a''"'. guns nave a''o oee''
sn'ppco there. some -FOUR or nvo compa-
nies Of militia have gono from this county
to Johnson's Island, aud we presume allthe
oao;o. ;,;,;. :; A. m.
o'"''0'' '"',.''a :" '"o 0'a'e a,e ,"e'e' i.e
companies from our county oelonp to the
Departmental Corps, organized by General
Brooks. and are we'll armed and unframed
d., M L. =, t,,a.is I,
70 "'o ~ ,e""''' ,ac"s 'uo"
precautionary steps as ne may THINK best.
The excitement in relation TO the matter
is about over.
,r.ou,,.
~, .'.,s.',.. e"e'',m aue,'r
The JOHNSON ISLAND EXPEDITION.
The expedition intended to effect the lib
GRAFTON Of the Confederate officers held pris-
oners on Johnson's Island, Lake Erie, hav-
ing fniled, in order to remove the misappre-
henslons that may be created by Federal ac-
counts of Canadian plot to burn Western
cities, we give below all the facts in which
the public Is interested, which may we are
assured be implicitly relied on.
The Washington Government having re-
fused to continue the exchange Of prisoners
of war under the cartel, sent the Southern
officers accustomed to rropical climate to
Johnson's Island, where 1000 of them were
confined in wretched quarters. ab,olntelv
unfit to house cattle There is no reason to
doubt that the officers selected for this pris-
on were those upon whom the cold, damn
climate, and exposure would act most prein
dioially. 1t was in fact an attempt to com
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HEADQUARTERS lsT RECT. o. NJ, B. G.
,h GENERAL NO. q

BY request of the cQpmandants of COM
panies OF the LIST Regt. Belmont Co. D. NJ.
the said Regiment is ordered to meet in St.
Clairsville, on Saturday, Nov. %, 1868, at
] o'clock P. NJ, for Battalion drill All per-
sons in said Regiment subject to military
duty, are requested to oattend and participate.
Comu issioned officers and Sergeants are
specially ordered to meet at 10 o'clock A. Bi
for squad drill, aud to consider important
business which will be laid before them.
o. BY order j. L. CHARLEswoRTH,
Col. Comd lst Reg't o. N. Bel. Co.
+ w. CHAMBERS, Adj't.
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Sale Of Valuable Real and
Personal PrOpertv.

NOTlCE Is hereby gwen that. the aOih day of No.
L vembcr, l-63, nt tho late residence Of Hnrrnan
Hess deceased. The Fast fork of Log Ran in t,ho
county, nnd state OF West Virginia. will sell ut pub
c auction the following real and PROPERTY be-
longing TO the estate OF the late Ilnnian less
Atraci OF land on Zig Wheeling Creek Continuing "a
acres, about .t miles from Wheeling on watch is oc A.
ted u houring mill. known Bedilllons Mil aud o,li- r
improvements Terms-Onr-ihrd IN hnnd. the renaiil-
et IN i've annual nsianons. with interest from the duy
oi sale, payable annually
Also another tract OF land containing about two ac res.
near 10 the last mentioned tract for ts one h 10 lie
paid IN hand the remainder as last above specihrd.
Also the home place, containing nearly eight at res
Oh which is erected good dwelling hons- n sauglr-r
house and other proper buildings Terms for tLi. ssh
n, hand the remainder in tive equal annual pay
with interest. payable annually
Also. variety OF household aud kitchen furniture
beds and bedding. two horse carriage and harness
one hay mare. pair OF match colts and other prone
Tefms-Al sums 10 $40 cash, all that sum n cred
oil six months, with security.
r. !. ROTHACKER
. SARAH HESS.
Executors Of the last will and testament of Herman
Hess, deed. no5,d
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9nsiness sgotites.
A WORD ABOUT
WATCHES.

AFTER A THOROUGH TRIAL. or MORE THAN
TEN YEAftS the iime.picccs manufsciurrd by The
Ani.fis an Watch Co, of wnhsn. Mass, have gnii,rd
hrn hold upon The nvor Of The public. ond now, no
les. Than ieoVo of them spenking for ihes,.cvcs
the pockets of the PEOPLE. From a very insignificant
beginning the business hssincrrsscd until sc ju.t.
fed IN stating that WE MAKE MORE THAN ONE
HALF of all the watches sold IN the United staos-
Repeated enlargement ~ fciory buildngs aud the
labor Of 500 operatives, sui aud unequal to supply
the consirn,y Increasing demand And we may here
observe that Notwithstanding the high price Of labor aud
materials, we actually sell products ut less prices
than those current Eve Year. ago. -
We refer to these incfs ouly Tor the purpose
" introducing smother subject relative 10
iure OF watches. Hitherto our chief obiect q
make wn,chrs for tie million nt the ows Lsille
priee-sonrting to take the place Of the e.brevc
watches called "Ancres. " "i.cpiues Sc" English Patent
Levers" &C., annually thrown upon this market. in
countless numbers by Europran workshops--wn'chc'
which are the refuse of their factories. unsucnbc nj
home and perfectly worthless everywhere.
This object we have accomplished. and now we hsv.
to announce thai we have commenced the cture
of watches Of the very
HIGHEST GRADE KNOWN TO CHRONOMETRY
unequaledhy anything hitherto made by ourselves and
unsurpassed by anything made IN the world For thi.
parpose we have the nmpcst facilities We have erect
ed un uddon to our main buildings expressly for iii,
branch of our business. aud have filed with the bcs
workmcn h. our service Profting Ivy our long expert.
ence we have rrmodelled the form oi our watches in
Producing such Improvements have been suggested
and proved 10 be good from time, and have ins
iuted new and severe tests Of sochronsm, adjustment,
and compensation. New machines and appliances have
been constructed which perform their work with con.
summae delicacy aud exact,udc and the choicest aud
most approved materials only used Nothing in fact
is wanting either In mechanical principles, material OF
workmanship TO ensure perfection in the result
We continue to manufacture our other we-known
qualities under the following numes;
"APPLErON. TRACY 4 coz
".4.F.. "P. 8. BARTLETT
And the Soldiers watch,n
"WM ELl.ERYn
The latter the lowest priced watch we make Is sub
stanila, reliable time.riece cascd in sterling silver
hunting pattern and is not liable get o order either
in marching riding or lighting All the above described
watches, including the FINEST. which named AMER.
IcAN WArcm CoMpANy.n sold by watch dealers gem
orally throughout the country
ROBBINS 4 APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Company,
jy2S inside cow 4m Is2. BROADWAY, ~ r.
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Town Property for Sale,

AM desrous OF removing TO the country, aud ollie
the properly in which reside for sale. II is one OF
the besi locations in for business dwelling and
will sell II very low. ISAAC ASKEW.
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Rebel slave.owners in Tennessee are run
ming their slaves into Kentucky and selling
them there. a1s 71
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Total Of men required from Noble County 2aa
Total no. Of men required from the 18th Congress
sional District OF Ohio. i. .t51
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Official.

TATEmEpT of Hnrpb-r ef men required from
us f0rh COrerr s-iotn D,srct ~ OHIO ~ rs qroia
undef the call of,hc Presiem for f1rc Hundred Thpus
sndtn dsted October H. i-GJ. viii quota ss.ign
ed zach County, each SUBJ Dtriet hn1 each T0y ynslnp
ss the following statement Will show 3.
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Road Notice.

A PETITION will be presented to the Commis sion.
"A crs of Belmont Cou' ~. al their next December
session. praying Tor charge OF the Zoe aiion OF the
County Road leading irou the Murtinsyilie aud NJ.
Pleasant Plank Road Oh the farm Of Samuel Virker-
III toleran Township III snid couty poin, OH said
county road oil the land OF Nathan steers.
Nov. s. lsiIs-~
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Family Dye Colors.

L,oR dyeng Silk, woolen, aud Cotton goods-shawls,
Scarls. Ribbons, Dresses, Feathers. Bonnets, Hats
and all kinds OF wearing apparel, with perfect
.atl FAST OOLORS,
at saving OF eighty per cent. The following colors
Black, Brown Blue, Crimson, Drab. Green, Magenta.
Orange, Purple, Pink Red, Slate. Salmon, Solferno,
= Put up In bottles. Price is and IS cents.
Just received and for sale ut u .'rff
- - - ~I ''-, WELDAY q CoLEMANs.
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State Of Ohio, Belmont Co., IS

COMETHING NEW.-Esvald Patent Boot and
y Shoe Soles and Heels, for Ladies and Gentlemen =
Call and see .hem They will wear as long sx par
imria NOVEL; : xRKLE, Bridgeport ohse
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Estray Sheep.

TSsTRAYED from the premises Of the subscriber, ON
II the 2Jth Of October ne ar East Rchand one SPAN
lSH BUCK. Any person finding said Buck, or giving
information where he is, viii be Iberally rewarded.
noi2 Il.,5I .m ALEX! KING,
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School Books! School Books

lust RECEIVED full and complete assortment Of
~ School Books consisting Of H .sstFNf
McCufey's Readers nnd Spoilers, ..- .,...t , r
Rays Arithmetic and Algebra, IL
h'ls Phmeos Grummars,
'gssl ar a'-W Bulliofs Latin Gramnau Readers
Mitchclrs and Monteiths 0eographys
Psrkers Philosophy. &c. at
&, Il - :. WELpAY 4 coLEMAN's.
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TruSseS and Supporters.
XETHrrE'S NEW. PATENT LEVER Tru.ses, and
w Supporters. Also, Rainbows celebrated Truss.
For sale at WEl.DAY x COLEMANis.
II BANK NOTICE,

BANK NOTICE.
II HE Stockholders Of the Belmont Branch Of the State
i Bank Of Ohio have determined to wind up, and
Ranzc anew under ths National Banking Law, assu.
ming the name and title Of the FlRsr NATIONAL BANK
OF hRIpaEpoRr with cnpiial OF Two HUNDRED THoUs-
AND DoLLaRs. divided ino Two THorsASD SnARn Of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS each. ar,r ..-.
The preliminary certificate and articles of association
prepared and open for subscriptions OF stock at
the Banking House in bridgeport. .if
Tho increase OF stock Of si00,oo0 10 open to the old
and new subscribers alike. The privilege OF taking
should the whole be subscribed, .
The new stock must be paid in in full by The Sd Of
December next. JIg1 > "a. Ir tI.H l.a
fiover,menl $40 bonds will he received at par npay-
ment OF new stock. JOHN G. TALLMAN, Cashier
Nov. 12 le63.-2w.
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"o A FRESH SUPPLY
OF Drugs and Medicines just received at
" .Q WELDAY Il COLEMANs.

PERFUMERX-
A NEW and complete stock Of Perfumery, Toilet
"A Soaps aud fancy articles generally just received
and for sale at WELDAY 4 COLEMAN's.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-19

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pfY-THANKsGIvINa DAY.-Next Thurs
day, the Goth inst, is the day Of our annual
thanksgiving. The following notice in re-
lation to it has been handed us by the min