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the Gate for Thee, +. Holden 1--WE Parted with Cheer
full Smilen NJ. kellari One BY one the Stars Of Eve
ming" "fhe Flowers Bloom in Linden vaie,n 8. Law
is Beautiful World" "sha we Meet the River,
"rhe Angels iovering Near" "lhe Year OF Love-
How Sonly on the Bruised Heart" Mrs Parkhurst
"Kindly Words and Smiling Faces,n J. Thomas; "FoI
the Dear Old Flag DEP 'Oh, why am so Happy,n \
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price, by NJ. kelar "Moung Prayer" by w. r, Mailer
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Waltz .I'Armetce Waltz" "Frederick wats,n J. q
Bernard 40c each "we Are Coming, Father Abraham,
always Look on the Sunny Side," sirillant Varia-
tions,r by Charles Grobe. so ceuis each sshall We
Rnow Each Other rhsre,' for Guitar, by Boomer,. csc
"Snnny Side set Of 20 easy Tor the piano
10 by James Bellak and 10 BY Mrs Pnrkhurs i5e each
Mailed free. ...- - =
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THE AruEN .EuM COLLECTION

contains Five Hundred pages of tune. M hymns
new aud old of the choicest kinds, for chur Sunda,
school, revival missionary, temperance. pray and
ference, mud all kinds oi sacred and soea meeting.
The music IN this book Inns life and amin" on In it, like
"Shinng Shore" "Res Tor the Weary hall we know
each other therc!" shall beyond the River'
"'rhere is Beautiful World,n kind Words,n "sswee
Hour Of Prayer" There is Tand of I.ovs.n "Sude
little children 10 come unto me-" "(iod the Nation,
&C. Prices single copies hound 65 cents S55 per lOU
cloth bound embossed gin rs cents, SIS per 100 Male,
at the retail price. y f.t o.
HORACE WATERS, Agr
lsl, Brosdway, New York,
Publisher OF tho above Books.
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SABBATH SCHOOL BELL, No. !

is an entire work Of la2 pages aud ry tune,
and hymns. Nearly emo million of these Bells
hnve bean issued and are now ringing through
choice pieces may be found "sha we meet beyond the
River!" There is a beautiful World" "Sorrow shall
come gain mere,n "Do nj you hsa the Angels
ng!" "fhou God, seast me-" sabbath Bells chime OIL,
&c. Prices Of Bell No arc same ns BELL No .. Both
numbers can be obtained in volume, price, bound
copy 40 cents s35 per hundred cloth bound. embossed
gilt, 50 cents s45 per 10O 25 copies furnished the iOr
price. Mailed al the retail price,
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THE American conflict,
History Ofthe Great r ebeIliOn

BY HORACE CIR EELEY.
rJNHIS work will be printed OH fine paper aud issued
Il in two large double, column octave volumes OF ia
oi la ir-f,ds Sieges. Naval Actions. views of places
of historic interest Obtained from official reports aud
other auhentc documents in the War and Navy De-
pnruenls, etc, together with large number OF tine
steel pute Portraits OF prominent Generals aud other
Disiingu she'd Persons conlected with the War boh
North aud South The work when completed will con-
tain upwards Of one hundred Maps and Diagrams OF
l,nic.he's and can not fail to take the first rank as
STANDARD HsroRY OF TIIE AMERICAN CONFLICT.
VOLUME will present more comprehensive exhibit
OF ihe and indictments OF the Rebe on tracing
tie Influences Of Slavery in mollng the opinions of the
people md in shaping the eslines Of our country than
my similar work. II will also contan SEVENTY Por
trnis steel, classified and arrnnged in appropriate
groups, besides other Illustrations OF much interest
VOLUME III will he Published soon prncti-
cnblr after the close OF the Wnr aud in nil respects will
be fully equal 10 VOL l. II will contain much lnrger
number OF Diagrams OF Battle Fields etc than Vol L.
olso vuunl,e copper-plue Mar or THE SEAT OF WAR
about 2SXJS inches, engraved expressly for this work
presenting IN view the whole field of Mi tary opera
iions-its Rivers, Railroads, Bate-Fieds principal Mil
itnry routes lravcrsed by the large Armies, etc.
Subscribers 10 The American Conflict will please OBJ
scryc-- .,..4 I.
lst The undersigned hereby guarantees that the vol
nmrs to he delivered shall m every respect be equal to
The description given in this card, and in the Agents
Order Book otherwise subscribers will hot bo obliged
to receive the work, ...., ..-' ..
2nd. The work is sold exclusively by subscription
through Authorized travelling Agents, and in 10
can't be eh'ained in the Book Stores;
3D. Subscribers hre requr sed 10 be prepared 10 take
the volumes when presented, thereby avoiding unneces
sary delay OH the part Of the Agrnt
4h. The work will he furnished 10 subscribers AT The
following prices each volume TO be paid for delivery
Price per Vol, Regular Edition. Embossed Cloth,
Plain Edre so
Regular Edition. Embossed Leather, Marbled Edge 20
Plain Library Style sprnk- .o
~ .t '.t led Edge e,.,...'...''''.'.'.....' 90
Extra Zine Tibrary Fsiion Printed OH heavy Pa
per Bound in Half Calf Mnrhled Ehge....'''' SO
The advance order, for Mr Greeleys History Of the
come IN a, IHns. IL" s'e Of Tesu 1SS T eope. mouth
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THE NEW PATRIOTIC SONG BOOK

contains 90 pages Of songs. duets and ehoruses, both
sacred and secular, including ~ pages of prayers for
sick and dying soldiers, and soldiers Scripture Manual
It is well suited for social singing, well Sabbath
worship Among the many beautiful pieces may b.
found. "Where liberty dwe.ls is my country" "rht
Christian Hero" "rhreo Cheers for Banner" Com,
sing to me OF von""Coamha, the Gem Of the Ocean =
"Frccman's Gathering" "Colunbias King forever
"Marehing Along" &c Prces--papsr sev.rs, Is cents
$40 per 100. Mailed AT the retail price. . |.t.,f
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THE DAY sCHcoL BELL.

10000 copies issued new Singing Book for Schools
and Semnnries, called the Day y-School Bell, ia
ready II contains about 200 choice songs, rounds
catehes duets lries, qusftets and choruses many Of
them written expressly for tins work besides 80 pages o
the Elements Of Music, which easy and progressive,
Among the large number OF beautiful pieces may be
found. "Uncle Sans School, u " Do MI you hear the
children coming" Always look on the sunny side, ="
"The little lass, =" and "Lule l.ad,n "Oh IL were a
little bird "Brd of beauty" "Pre,y pair tree" "Anvil
Chorus,n sheet me by the running brook" &c. II is
compiled by Horace Waters author Of "Sabbath School
Belln Nos and 2 which have had the enormous sale
Of s250 600 copies Philosopher covers, 25 cents, $50
per hundreds bound, 30 cents S25 per hundred, cloth
bound, embossed gilt, ~ cents, s35 per hundred. 2f
copies fsrnishsd at the 100 price. Mailed at the retail
price. 10
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LEES soldiers are said 10 DO suffering
greatly from fever and sgue. 10 consequence
OF standing so much In the wet trenches. =
The Augusta, Georgia, Constitutionalist
says that tho fall Of Atlanta is bitter pill,
which must be swallowed, however, though
" very uapalstabls.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-22

The GAINESVILLE Wis, Gazette iays an
adopted daughter of Mr.. Rensselaer, White,
Of the town Of Milton, died on Friday last
from the effects of sting Of q bee on her
wrist She survived the sting only twelve
hours.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-22
If you do. use
Hoohand's German Bitters !!
From J. Ns,pton Bro,Dn, ID. d., Editor Of ht
Encyclopedia of Religious knowledge,

From, J. Ne,pton Brown, ID. d., Editor ef the
Encyclopedia Of Religious Rnowledge'
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Patent
ents and effects yet know OF 10 sufficient why
man cannot testify the benefit he bes yes himself 10
have received from any simple preparn,o IN the hope
that he may thus contribute 10 the benefit OF others
do this the readily in regard TO ioohands Ger
man Bitiers, prepnred by Dr. c. NJ. Jackson oi this
city, because was prejudiced against them or mnny
years. under the Impression that they chiefly MI
nlchohoic mi xture. am indebted 10 my friend. Rober
shoemaker ESQ., for the removal OF this prejudice by
proper and for encouragement to try them, when
suffering from great and long continued debility. The
use Of three bottles OF these Bcrs at the beginning o
the present year. was followed by evident relief, and
restoration to degree OF bodily and mental vigor which
had not felt for six months before and had almost de-
spnired OF regulating. therefore thank God and my
friends for directing inc 10 the use OF them,
J. NEWTON BROWN
Philadelphia, June %, 1901.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-22
NATIONAL BANK.
UNITED STATES LOAN.
3 Per Cent. 1910 Bonds.
Interest and Principal payable in Gold.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.
DESIGNATED DEPOsITARY AND FL
EANCIAL AGENT OF II E
UNITED STATES.

THIS Bank is the the Belmont Branch Of
l. the Siate Bank OF Ohio, and is now doing a gen.
era Bank z, Collection and Exchange business II is
a Designated Depositary aud Financial Agent OF the
United States
ba. authority from the Secretary Of the Treasury to
receive subscriptions the 10 40 oa authorized by The
act Of March Sd. 1854
These bonds are dnted March 1st 1864 are redeem
uDe the pleasure Of the Government after ten years,
nnd payable 40 years from date in COIN, with interest
per cent. per nnnum, In com.
Subscribers will receive Registered or Coupon Bonds
they may prefer Registered bonds will be issued o.
the denomination Of $50 800, s500. 81 On S5UD and
$40 0u-and Coupon bonds Of $50 $780, $500 and 81 600
The into tho $50 and 800 bonds-re gstercd
and eouponis payable annually; all others semi.
annual
| The bonds bear interest from March ist nnd the ac-
crucd interest from that day to the dale OF subscripon
! mus, he pud in coin in United States and National
Bank notes, adding thereto so per premium until
the day Of subs rpiion the option OF the sub
scriber.gi
Legal tender and National Bank notes, or sight drafts
! on New York and Philadelphia, payable National
Currency will lie received in pay Of subscrpt OH
All bonds subsc rbed for at this agency will be dev-
cred at this Bank free Of expense. .s......
To Guardians and others holding funds IN q hducnry
capacity this onn furni'hes peculiar advantages Ii is
safe II profitable. The interest being paid In Gold
makes ii equal to an per cent investment . ...
Many persons obi ect 10 the ltne the bonds have Ia
run This is no objection. Their market value can be
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The collection Of loans made on real estate sc rurity.
| Come OIL, then, with your subscript ons.
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Assistant ASSeSs0r's N0tice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO all whom |, may
concern, that any person residing In tho Townships
oi Wayne, Somerset Warren, Goshen Kirk wood Flush.
lng Union and Rchland, desiring TO take out u license
Iof any OF the trades, business br occupations requiring
sheehse therefore under the Excise Law, can be ac.
meas and na,pie such Tor which they
ana wiz MI blank application, and send the same by
=, 10, e,I Signature, which they can return by NAL
AIoNzo p. MILLER, Z
Assessor ID Division, 10Th Assessment Dist Ohio
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-22
SABBATH SCHOOL BELL, NO. I,

contains 44 pages and nearly 2o0 and hymns and
is the most popular s. 8. Book issued. Among the
most popular pieces are, "Kind Worlsn Eden Above,
"Chrstian Hero" "Bsauul Zion' II oughite love my
Mohcrn lhe Angels told me So, "In the Light" Res'
each s5 per bundred bound Is cents $40 per hundred
cloth bound embossed gilt, 30 cents S25 Por 100.
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NO. o3I, ARCH gTREEr,
Principal Office aSd Man4taetOry,
JONES EVANS,
tsuecessots to c. NJ. Jackson h ce,l
--..--. fRorREToRs

Price rs cts per hottie, or six bottles ioi a 90
l-for sale by Druggists and Dealers every where |,
ihr United States, andby J. II. WEST L CO, ST. Glars
VILE. oeikIv
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Farther About Morgan,s Dereat.

Farther About MOrgan's Defeat.
The following additional dispatch relative
70 the defeat ofMorgan was received by Gov.
Johnson:
Bulls GAP, September 6.
To Corernor johnson.
All Morgan's papers fell into my hands,
and showed his forces to have exceeded
I,Soo. Ills dead exceed 49, His command
fed In great confusion after his death.
pursued them eight miles, but the ehivalry
sabre. / will forward all his papers.
ALVIN y. GHLEM
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Piles--A Sure Cure.

EVERfBoDf is being cured of this Distressing dis.-
II ease by the of Dr. Strckland's Pile Remedy, |,
Read what those say who have used itiI 0nN''
- Mr. Charles w Landrun al Ionisy yiIle and Mr. J.
pot OF Dr; Shckland's Pile Remedy. They say ihey
nave ed every thing hut could obtain relief but one
cure after suffering Tor many year, with The ors kind
To ryit. .'-.r .-. =
Sold by all Druggists so cents per poi Mnnufuc,ursJ
al NO East Fourth street. Cincinnati, o. Ask Tor
DIR. Strickland's Pile Remedy.
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TIE HARP or pRrnpoM

contains 20 pages OF songs duets md choruse for Free
dom. Among the ehoiee pieces we would pnins "Fair
Freedoms n,orn 20 lei my people Con "Over tho noun
tan," 'rhsy worked mo oil tA day." &C. Prizes cent.
single, SO csAs DER dezei ~ per 1905 postage QUE ceu
each t.......4 xxx = ft'''
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-22
WATERS CHEAT MUSIC FOR THE MILLION

Arranged solos, duets quartetis and choruses for
musical societies, chors, Sunday schools public schools
seminartes, etc. "Ska we ksow each other there,i
Don't you hear tho Angels comingr "Sall we meet
beyond the rvern "Be IN time" "fhere is a beautiful
wofldn Where Liberty dwells 10 my country Free-
Abrsam, six hundred thousand more STheEe Is Land
oi Love, sorrow shall come again no NOR" "tisaven
Home Come sing To me OF Heaven" and In sight,
1--WE with love our Sunday Sehooln "Onr God is march.
ing on God save the NAonp Whttier's song Of .sThe
plana'ion Negro" "fair Freedoms Morn has dawned
willie g gone Heaven" "Sufer i,lIs children 10
Come unto me-" Bury me in the morning, Molher,n
Come 10 thy restn Sweet hour Of Praysfh&c. Price
cents 30 cents per dozon, ~ per 1eo postage 1ee
each IN sheet form, with Piano Aeeempa ment, Is els
a5i PuslisAsa BY HORACE WATERS, .Ast %
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-22
THE REVIVAL MUSIC BeoN.

contains 70 pages Of tunes and hymns designed for rsv
val pray or and conference meetings. Price IN pane
covers single copies, 10 cents 80 per 100 Mailed at
fctnil price.
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RsTH. A SACRED eAxArA.

contains 1os pages. Words by Rev Sidney Dyer music
by Prof Gull This is excellent book foi
the young. Prices paper covers 40 oens sfs per 100
bound 25 cents, $40 per loo. y i..t- .itf.'.,o .
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-22

Hon. THos. CoRwIS, 1t is stated, will
soon take the stump in Ohio for Lin.
coin
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-22
Petition for Partition.

Eli foeum, plaintiff, lI'IiE above ma
vs. l. med deiend-
Samuel w Yocum Mary yoeum, ants will take no.
Sarah Miller and Joseph Miller her lice that the above
husband, Elizabeth Clark aud Josiah named plaptifon
Clark her husband (adults Of Bel the 23d ,ay OF An.
mont county. Ohio, and William w, gust. 1894. filed
looum, Susannah H. H. Yocva. 3. petition M the
G, Yocume'n 'nDier g. Yocum. II a knce fCommon Pleas
u. sfocun, and Reece l.. Yoen1i tn Court OF Belmont
norsl of Monroe county, Ohio, County, o., which
Is pending, wherein the "a Il plain demands par.
ton OF The following real rstiie The - H. ar OF See
Up, 4 r. O. in said County, except acres rood 35S
poles In the N. w. corner OF snid quarter.
Al the next term Of said Court an orer OF partition
will be applied for, b. s. 4 d. ID. r. COwEN, "a
August 95 lsd4.6w Aitys for pltG.
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Howard. Association,


.i....t.. Ttii.hDt4i'T Hlht 4 a. -.,si 4
DISEASES OF the Nervous. Seminal, Urinary and
IL Sexual Sysirms-new and reliable dlrehtincnt-in
reports of the Howard Assocaiion-sent W mail in
sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Adr~s Dr. }.
SKII.IIN HoUGirrON. Howard Associafon. No.
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia. Pa jy14-iy
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CONTAINING eighty acres, ON MeAI.ho.,. c.,
~ one'hali mile below Lewis Mills. Terms Green,
backs Apply on premises T ''"'
tO-This Fam 10 not sold When 4, i. AZ AN,
ussiasni will be wihdfswp jrem the paper,
JOHN q. PARKER
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-22
DR.. Srickland'S MellifuOus
COUGH r ATS AM

CURi:S coughs, colds, sore throat, asthma, and
whh these complains 10 Try one hottie ef sstrickands
Melhnos Cough aisam 10 convince them that is the
estpreporo,on used. Il onfy The above
sweats aud spinng Of blood and is excellent gnrgo
or rsy KIND OF sore lhraat is pleasant to take, and
For safe by Druggists generally T. y F--
Generasnpo, Easl Fourth Street etnejnnet, Ohio
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HIDES WANTEDI
Farm for Sale.

''hE highest Wheeling prices, IN cash, will be paid
u j. iof Hides and Skins. delivered a, my Tannety il
y, csirsville' Uyell W. AsKEvv. "
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-22
Central Ohio Rail Road TO-

A GREEMENTS for capilaliz alton OF the cuszuray<x1
"A debts and stock OF the Cent nj Ohio m "
Company, preparatory to It's .organlla0iI WIll
hs found Ia tho hands Of the following gentlemen in
belmont Couniyi .I|. lII.
Mm hehnoh, Jr''''''' '''''.'.'.,St Clairsville.
John Welsh, "a ................... .t,lencos'
j. L. Hunt, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ira Vail, .,.,.,,,,,,,,, 10y. usi,,nn, '
Ah persons Interested are requested To call aud ex.
anime a. important that NIL who prspose 10 neeen,
W =" "''"' s"su'" no 80 without delay. jyif
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-13

eminent. call the soldier home, and the
tears of anguish will give place to those OF
ioy. and then send our boys again TO schooi
to learn the arts of peace.
When / plead for the soldier l plead 1of
the Country. The Soldier in the field ana
the friends at home are united in destiny.
If the soldier falls, his country and ms
kindred fall, and all are buried IN common
ruin. 1t were but madness in chleftain
to drive brave men to a position where the
contest would be all unequal, and It IS but
madness in politicians TO force chleftaln
and soldier TO continue the struggle. The
point Of honor has been gained. Nations
Of brave people say SO. But they have de-
termined the question against US, for
which we have been fighting, and hence
forward we must yield TO their decision,
else we lose our honor.
/ have endeavored to present facts for
the consideration of the people, and from
those facts to deduce conclusions which will
urge them to act. My motive can be none
other than to save the remnant Ofthe cOun-
try from utter devastation, and the whole
from utter destruction. l would bury, as
brave people may bury, the hostile feuds
between the two sections, restore the COM
mon ensign of a great and mighty people,
renew the commerce upon the ocean. emil
ven our ports, renew our common defenSeS
and invite the attention of the world TO
peace and harmony restored among the
States so lately belligerent, upon terms OF
equality and liberty.
MADISON Co, Ala, January. 1864.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-13

ARrEnAs WARD S1cK.-The Snowman
of Baldwinsyille is among Us very SICK
He came here week ago after very ex-
citing Lecture n,s tour Me an and soon evnces
tbat sick ness had set in upon him-tyrhcid
fever He lies very i'll at the Salt Lake
Hnuse. Yesterday his physician informed
NC that nothing could be said for two or
three days, with certainty-the chances
then were against his recovery. TO day,
DR.. Kingston, his agent, informs me ina.
the inflammation they dreaded is not to take
place. The people would mourn the loss
Of Artemus Warc.-A Salt Lake letter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-14

e Lowry, OF the News Depot, still
continues to shower nrm.rn.s g..
upon us, and constantly keeps :. .nd.r
Obligation 10 him for the l.te.t n.-. /.
hct, his issa institution th., o.,,.. !.
dispsassd With 10 our CITY. for ,h.,. 4.
ladies can Always obtain all the latest sud
most popshr naeazinss, such !. Go.a.,
Pstssson, a., containing tha 49,.
fashiop csp ~ ay,es. Il i thar. ,h.,
yos GA slqa Sd ~ kisas. of ,eeiins
sas1sd y svsEy taats ~ slpas;ty.