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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-01-08
Delaware County Bible So
ciety Depository.
lean Bible Sooiety Publieationl

TTIHE Delaware County Bible Society have their De
4 pository at the JeweIry Store OF c. PtArr, No ..
Williams Block, Delaware, Ohio, where a large as-
soFtpent OF the
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FTTOOL CARDS just reserved and for sale by
wv jun012 G8 c. c. CHAMBERLAIN
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RevoIvers.

TUST received from the Manufacturers a good stoc
q of PISTOLS, among which may be foun 81
Elllott's six barrel Revolver (Cartridge.)
Bacon's %
Ryder's Double Action do.
Reeds five barrel do
Single barrel Parlor Pistols.
All bought for cash, and will be sold low for same
pay-by
Dec. 6, 1861 G.. c. CHAMBERLAI
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ATTORNEY AT LAW.
VIZ ILL practice Law n Delaware, Morrow
w Union and adjoining counties.
once one door south Of the Public Buildings, wos
SIDE of Sandusky Street, Delaware, Ohio.
Delaware o. Mar. l. 61-tf
T F YOU WANT a Cheap Slst, try US
i apt17 T. H. WILSON & co.
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anywhere else Published in this country. The stock
which has been recently rspenished win found
pie for all classes Of readers, and especially for fine
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-01-08

DATENT WHEEL HEADS Just received and for sale By
iuneI Z G. CHAMBERLAIN.
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BIBLES AND TEsTAMENTs

kept hand, at the catalogue prices Of the
Parent Society. These publications comprise the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-14

TIME exercises Of MISS AiAkk'S SEMI"
] NARY will be resumed on IVed31esdoy, the
18th IF SEPTEMBER. As the Improvement Of tho
students is greatly promoted By commencing
with the classes it is essential (as taras Is prac-
ticaHlej that ali should be prescnUat the open
ing Of the Fall Session. Former pupils desiring
TO return will please make early application:
Miss NJ homes to have efficient aid and will
snare no pains in the faithful discharge Of her
onerous and responsible duties. Particulars
given upon application al her residence "a,
inc street, aug lY--tocJl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-14
: 'The Mo

Tho New York Express says THE Mo
,rt Committee, 1.-The original Simon pures,
having last night, unanimously, ratified the
',nnation Of Mcclellan and pendeton. There
i no organization in this city, now that is MT
so,rt and soul for Mcclellan. There are no
,,,uar means, therefore, of starting any sort
4 new National Convention, from this quar-
and hence, whatever is attempted becomes
6,oreanizing and in defiance Of all sections OF
me Democratic Party. Fernando Wood, it is
stated. discaims responsibility for the course
;, the News and letter from him is in
oocsassion of member Of the Committee OF
Arrangements, for the great meeting to he
held here on the l7th-in which he Mr.
Vood) says Sept l2) he shall go for McCjel-
hu
Gold, in New York, yesterday, closed at 225
The Exnress vs:-''There was effort made
to bull the market, which was partially success
n. being aided by the covering Of short COR
tracts but not higher rates. The price was
mp up 6 per cent from the opening rate, but
atervard Stacked 2a3 per cent from the high
est figure,
The steamer Faun, running between Nor
| folk and North Carolina, has teen captured by
| the Copfederates and burned. The crew and
passengers were made prisoners.
The time allowed by law, for bringing oysters
market, commences, We believe, on the 18th.
| It's thought the oyster trade here, will not be
H brisk as it was last year.
ExGovernor Biger has been nominated tor
| the U. S. Congress in Clearfeld county, Penn
Evania
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-14

Gen Sheridan telegraphs to Washington
that division Of the 9th corps Of the Federal
army, with two brigades of cavalry charged
and captured 145 men and 10 officers OF the
Sth South Carolina regiment, on the Opequan
On yesterday.
The Washington Chronicle denies that Mr..
Seward meant ANY threat in that portion OF
his speech X Gently commented on by the Ma
tional Intelligencer It argues that he only
means to express an apprehension that il the
Mcclellan men succeeded they would make a
disturbance at the North
The Washington Union understands from
"the best authority, that Horace freely has
again entered into correspondence with George
n. Sanders, assuring him that commissioners
will be quietly sent, if desired, by Messrs. Clay
and Holcombe, to Richmond, to negotiate for
peace without conditions Or precedent.
The Mobile Tribune Mobile is in
danger. Yet it is not we trust to be alarmed
into any consideration Of submission; or, Oh
account Of the danger to lay down its arms
Tit were in this temper Of mind, it would de
serve nothing but suhiugation.
By order of Brigader General Miller. Com
mander of the Post of Nashville, all the copies
Of the Freeman's Journal and Of the Metro
politan Record we're destroyed BY fire: in front
of the depots where they were found: on
Tuesday
The Confederates are reported TO hava con
centrated l 800 troops at the mouth OF Red
River.
Produce 'rises' when gold ''rises'' bur it
seems it does not 'fal}' when gold falls
GOLD.
New York, Sept. 14-Gold, to-day, 227}.
--~--~~-~----4@--A--a=
Fl ATS t 4 i 5.
FALL STYE.TS!
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FOR COUNTY CONSTABLE.

rr~HOMAS I. EDELIN, will be supp
! for The Office Of County Constable at tho
e1ection ordered to be held in this city on the
.5o1h ~ thu nca5e7lt month sep TT
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sCgOuL NOTICE.
'T5 KE NOTICE.

TbKE NOTICE.
ITO LET, at low rate, a NICE STABLE,
! suitable for 3 horses and situated between
pitt and st. Asaph SITS H. SCH WARZ,
~ lift 1870 King stree,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-18
THE AMERICAN. CONFLICT,
A History Ofthe Great Rebellion

BY HORACE GREELEY.
TINS work will be printed OH fne pnper aud issued
l. IN two large double column octave volumes of U4I
Of ila tle.fed sieees Naval Actions views Of plaees
OF hi storc interest obtained from official reroris aud
other authentic documents IN the War and Navy De-
partuients, etc. together with large number OF ine
steel plate Portraits OF prominent Generals and other
DISTINGUISHED Persons connected with the War both
North ana south The work when completed will COLI
tain upwards Of one hundred Maps and Diagrams OF
bale-helds and can not fti 10 take the first RINK as
sTasoAnp History OF Tux AMER'cAN CONFLICT.
VOLUME VIII present n more comprehensive exhibit
OF The causes and indictments Of the Rebellion tucing
TIE Influences OF slavery IN molng the opinions OF the
people and In shaping the desnies oi country tha
any sinilur work. u will also contain SEVENTY Por
traits on steel classified and arranged in appropriate
groups besides other illustrations OF much interest
VOLUME II will be pdhished soom a. pracii.
cable after the close OF the War and in all respec,s will
he ully equal 10 Vol. Il will contain a much larger
number OF Diagrams OF battle Fields, etc. than Vol L.;
ais' valuable copper-plate MAP rnE SEAT oF wAn
about 2sx3s inches engraved expressly for this work
lons-s Rivers, Railroads, Bate- Fields principal Mil.
iiary routes iraversed by the large Armies, etc.
subscrbers 10 the American Conflict will please OBJ
i.l The undersigned hereby guarantee. tina, the vel
nmcs to be delivered shall IN every respect he equal TO
The description given In this card and in the Agents
Order Hook otherwise subscribers will not 10 Obliged
to receive the work.
2nd, The work is sold exclusively hy .ub,cyp,ou
through suih.rzed travelling Agents. and in is csse
can Il be oblained In the Book Stores
sd sab'cribers are requested to be prepared 10 take
The volumes when presented thereby avoiding uBneecs
'ary delay on the part OF the Agent
a'h The work viii be furnished 10 subscriheu al the
Price per VOL Regular Edition, Embossed Cloth,
ran tas. 50
Plain Leather Iibrar, Style, snrink-
Ex,r. Tine ihbrs,y Eli,ion, Printed on heavy Pc
The advance orders for Mr.. treeeys History OF the
American Conflict were 5000 copies and ords,s have
come IN at the rate Of 10 600 copies u mouth.
JOS WOODROFFE ST ClaifsvlIe.
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SABBATH SCHOOL BELL. NO. 4

s entire work Of ls2 psges and nearly aa5 iue.
and hymns. Nearly one million Of these Bells
nave been issued and are now ringing through
this and other countries. Among the many
choice pieces may be found "shall beyond the
River!" There il q Beautiful World" SORROW shall
come again no mere" "Do MT you hear the angels com
ngn' "Thou God, seeS me }" sabbath Bells chime on
&c Prices oi Bell No. are same Bell No O. Both
copy 40 cents s35 per hundred cloth bound embossed
gill; so cents 9<5 per 100 IS copies furnished nj the 100
price. Mailed At the retail price.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-18

NEW VOCAL MUsIc-"Iand Of tho Br.v. and
1N Free Rev. g. =. Plumey; "Your Fortune il toe
small for Me.n Comic Soug. Maurice; ~ will wal, al
the Gate for Thee, Il. Holden I'VE Parted with Cheer
fal Smile NJ Kellar; "One by the Stars OF Eve.
ming" The Flowers Bloom in Linden Vale >. Law
Isl beautiful World" .ShaIl we Meet BEYOND ths Riyeri
'ihe Angels Hovering Near" 'TThe Year OF Love-
How sofly on the Bruised Heart" Mrs. Parkhurst;
"kindly Words and Smiling Faces" J. r Thomas; "Foi
the Dear Old Flag Die,n 'Oh, why am so Happy,n s.
G. FOSTER sabbath Bells, Chime 0n" Lowry. 25cenis
eaf h. mailed free.
NEw lSsrKuMENrAL MusIc--"Idlswild Polka Ca
price, by NJ: Rear informing Prayerp by w. r. Muller,
summer House Of Roses" Gallop, by Mrs. Parkhurs,
Waltz "l'Armeec Wallz," "Fredenek Waltz" J, a.
Bernard Zoe each ave Are Coming, Father Abraham
always Look on the Sunny Si,ie,n "triant Vsria-
lions,h by Charles Grobe. SO eenis each. "Shall We
& Know Essh l 0'hsr Tssre or Guinr, by Bloomer sSe
10 BY James Beish and 10 BY Mira Psrkhurs Ise each
Mailed free.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher, No 1sl Broadway.
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THE DAY SCHOOL BELL.

10000 copies issued new Singing Boot for School,
and Seminsries. called the Day-Sehool Befl IL now
ready. u contains about 200 choice songs, rounds
catches, duets, uios, qusres, and ohoruses many Of
them written expressly for lhs work. besides 81 pages
the Elements Of Music, which easy and progressive
Among the large number Of beautiful pieces may be
found. "Uncls Sans School," "Do MT you hear the
children coming" Always look on the sunny side,
little bird" .Bird Of beautyn pretty pair treen "Anyil
Chorusn meet me BY the running brook" lie. II 10
compiled BY Horace Waters author Of "Subbsth School
Bell" Nos and 2, which have had the enormous sale
Of s25OOO copies Prces-pAper covers, 25 cents $40
per HUNDRED bound 90 cents, sas per hundrea cloth
copies fsrnishsd at the 100 price Mailed Al the Tsail
price. ~
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j. 5. 1910 BONDS.

THESE BONDS ar. issued under til. Ae. Of Con.
sres' Of March sh, 1884, which provides that all Bond.
issued andsr this Act shall be EXEMPT FROM TAX
ALTON by or under any state or municipal authority.
Subscriptions to these Bonds are received in United
States aoles or nses Of National Banks They are TO
DE REDEEMABLE IN COIN, a, the pie s.ur. Of IN.
Government. Of any period NOT LESS THAN TEN NOR
MORE Tran yoRrr YRiss from their date and until their
redemption FIVE PER CENT INTEREST WILL
BE PAID IN COIN, on Bonds o! no. over one hui.
drsd dollars annually and all other Bonds semi. annu.
ally. The interest 10 payable the first day Of March
and September In each year
Subscribers will receive either Registered or Coupon
Bonds as they may prefer. Registered Bonds are re.
corded oil the books Of the u Treasurer and can bo
transferred only the owners order Coupon Bonds
are payable to bearer and convenient for
commercial usus
Subscribers to this loan will have the option Of hsv.
ing their Bonds draw interest from March st. by paving
tho accrued Interest in coin-(or in United State, notes
or the noies Of National banks, adding 6fiy per cent
for premun receive them drawing interest from the
date OF subscription and deposit As these Bond. are
Exempt from Municipal or state Tar,
their value 10 Increased from three per cent per
annnm, according 10 the OF tax svies in various
parts Of the couniry.
Athe present rate Of premium on gold they pay
Over Eight Per Cent. Interest
in currency and are Of equal convenience a. psrma
nen, or temporary investment.
10 believed that no securities offer % rrea, inducs
nen,s to lenders the vsriou. descriptions Of u g.
Bonds. In other forms Of indebtedness, the faith or
ability OF pnvAe parties stock eompanes or separate
communities only s pledged for payment while for the
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List of Premiums

Wah Me .A,eardiag Committees, Of Me An
Annual Fair Of tic Belmont Independent
Agriculture Society, 10 be held at Bel
mont on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thurs
day, The 2Oth, 2lst awf 22d days Of Sep
tem6er, 1864.
Glass A Horses Of all Work.
Best stallion Of any age or breed. So Sc
Committee Colwelf Dunn, Union Tp. I;
John I. Cook, Union Tp.; Hugh Boyd,
David Strahl, Somerset Up; Hezekiah
Malonee. Rchland Tp.
Class b Horses Of al Work.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-18
THE ArnkN .KUM COLLECTION

contains Five Hundred pages Of tunes an HYMNS
new and old, OF tho choicest kinds. for chur Snnday
sehoo revival missionary temperance. pray e. and con-
ference, aud all kinds Of sacred and soea' mertnr,
The music in this book has life and amir, on in H. like
"Shning Shore Rest for the Weary" hall we know
each other there', shall we meet beyond the Riyer,
There 10 Beautiful Word,n kind Wonasn "Sweel
Hour OF Prayer -'fhere 10 Land Of Love,n "Suaer
little children 10 come me-" God save the Nation
30. Prces single copies hound 6S cents s55 per iOo
cloth bound embossed gilt rs cents soS per 100 Mailed
at the retail price.
HORACE WATERS, Agt
tsl, broadway, New York,
Publisher Of the slave Books.
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best display not less than 4 varieties $l 500
CominitteeJ NJ Lewis, Jno A Grove,
Mrs Mary A Dew, Mrs Lepbalinda Grove,
Mrs Eliza Dillon, Belmont, D. Entrance
free.
Glass U--Bread and Dairy Products.
Best barrel -four from least wheat.....s3 81
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-18
THE NEW PATRIOTIC SONG BOOK

contains 10 pages Of songs duets aud ehoruses both
sacred and secular including "A pages Of prayers for
sick and dying soldiers and soldiers Scripture Manual
1t is we'll suited for social singing well as Sabbath
worship. Among the many beautiful pieces may b-
found "Whsrs liberty dwe.ls 10 my country" aT,e
Christian Here" "rhree Cheers for our Banner Come
sing OF heaven" "Columbia the Gem of the Ocs
"Freoman's Gathering" "CouInba's King forever
"Marchng Along" 10. Philosopher covsrs, is cents
$40 per 100. Mailed at The retail price.
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XXTATERs, CHORAL HARr-A ne< Sunday
w School Book, Of isD pages OF beautiful LYNN,
know each other there snfer little hidren to coms
unto me, rhe Beautiful shore,r "Oh, Y is glorious
waierstc Price, paper covers, 20 cents ber I0o
hspnd - eenis $40 per l0lp II is edited by 6RACP
WATERS, Author OF sunday School BelHn Nos i
AND when nave mad the enormous sale OF ever eli
hundred thousand copies, Just Published by
HORACE WATERS. No Al BroadvSav NJ "
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Executors Notice.

NoTIcE IL hereby given that At tho proba,s cour to,
~ belmont Couniy, Ohio, the undersgned was an an
pointed aud qualhed ss Executor Of the estate IN
Jane Bailey, deed, late oi Bensom county, Ohio y
All those indebted 10 said requested 10 mako
Immediate psyment aud those having claims agsins,
said estate are notified 70 pfsssn, them Tor settlement
~, JOSHUA MAuLE. Esesu,st.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-18
SABBATH SCHOOL BELL, NO. 1,

contains IA pages and nearly 900 and hymns aud
is the most popular s. s. Book ever issued Among the
most popular pieces are "Kind Words" Eden Above
Christian Hero" "Bssutifu Zon" II ought TO love my
Mother" THE Angels told me son "n the Iighp "Res
for the weary" 90. Philosopher covers, 20 cents
each, SIS hundred bound rs cents $50 per
cloth bsand, embossed gilt, 20 cents, s2s por 100.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-18
Piles---A Sure Cure.

LIVERY BODY Is being cured Of this distressing dis.'
Head what those say who have used IL:
,,Mt Mt Charles w Landrnm Of Louisville. and Mr.. j. r
Hazsrde, Cincinnati o. both were cured aiie using ons
POI OF Dr; sickland's Pile Remedy They say they
nave red every thing but could obtain relief but one
que ro Of SlIcklands Pie Remedy affected perfect
cure sfer suffering Tor many years with the kind
IN Try it, -
Sold by all Druggists, so cenis per pci Manufactured
Al NO Fast Fourth street, Cincinnati, o. Ask for
DR.. Strickland's Pile Remedy.
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THE HARP OF FREEDoM

contains - pages Of songs duets and chorse for Free
dom Among the choice pieces we would name, Fair
Freedon's nornn 20 lei my people eon Over the msun
ain," "rhey worked me all the day." &c. Price cents
single, 50 ssss Der desen - per 1901 pestsgs GEM
each.
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WATERS oHEAr MUSIC FOR THE MILLION

WATERS CHEAP MUSIC FOR THE MILLION
Arranged a. solos, duets quarotis and eherusee for
musical societies, choirs Sunday schools public schools
seminAries etc. "Shall we know each other thereof
Don't you hear the Angels coming," "Shsll we meet
beyond the river! "Be In time .sfhere ia bsautfu
world Where Llbery dwels is my country,n "Free.
dom, Truth, and Rght,n "we are coming Father
Abraham six hundred thousand moren There Is Land
OF e"SerFow shall come again no more "Hszven.
X Homs Come sins % me Of Heaven" ~land Ia sight,
we VIII love our Sunday Sehson "Our God is march.
ing onn God save the Nation" whi,ters ssns sf .The
Plantation Negro" Pair Freedoms Morn has dawned
a. last" "over the mountain" "Iius Ella an Angeln
come unto me-" Bury me In the mofning, Mothern
Come 20 Thy resl" Sweet hour Of PraysrS&e. Price
each In sheet iona, with Piano aecomps aiment as cts
PuhlsAsd By HORACE WATERS, As't
No <ei, Broadway, New York.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-18
RUTH: A SACRED cANTArA.

contains 12d pages. Words by Rev Sidney Dyer music
by Prof Ca This 10 client book for rs for
the young Prices paper sovers 10 oss,s as psr 100
bound Is cents, $40 per loo.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-18
THE REVIVAL MUSIC BOOK

contains 70 pages Of tunes and hymns designed r rev
val prayer and eoncrones meetings. Price in paner
covers single copies, cents - per loe Mailed Al The
setail price. '>
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-18
Howard Association,

ThitAbELfhiA, fA.
nIsEAsEs Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary and
~ Sexual sy.lems-new and reliable ueniment-in
reports OF The Howard Associslion--senl by, mail In
sealed letter envelopes free Of ehsrgs Addfsss Dr
SkillsIN HOuGHf0N, Howard 1ssssiailon, No. !
nsxsh Ninth s<rsst RAilAaslpAia, IA jaS-iy
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Photograph Albums!

ISsr receiyeSs hns 10, Of Pho,osra,h Albums, ala.
~ ysta: O. st The Gsasrals and proainea
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REF'ERENC OBS.
Referred to BY Special Permission,
Col. G. w. Manypenny, Columbus, Ohio
w. De.her, pres lent State Bank, Columbus o.
Hon David Tod. Ex-Governor Of Ohio
Hon John Brongh Governor of Ohio
Hon. Charles Anderson, Lieut. .(,oyernor of Ohio
Hon. w w Armstrong, Secretary of State.
hon. T. Volney Dorsey, Treasurer of Slate.
Hon. Oviat Cole, Ex-Audor of State
Hon. VIM. b. Hubbard, Prest Nat Bank Columbu,
Hon. Channcey N. Olds, Columbus Ohio
Hon: Samuel Shelabarger Springfield Ohio
A. Hiyliug, Esq, Pres't State Bank, Xena Ohio
Hon. VIM. Lang, State Senator,
Hon. NJ. r. Wieu, Stale Senator
K.lton Bancro & Co, Columns Ohio rrvtq-pr,
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Home Insurance Comply

his Company insures fr.t-cass detached property,
FARMING buildings Private Dwellings and their
contents Policies will be issued either on The s,ock or
Mutual plan, Tor any term exceeding five years No
more Than j0OO will be insured one risk or that would
9e exposed 70 one ire This Company insures aims,
DANUBE, ms well rs hrs by Lightning The Directors
a 70 40 safe rather than urge business as being
success; their rule Is settle all losses promnv and
ialrly TO conduct business the approv ed nd eco.
nomice plan ahd make great saving the assured by
furnishing insurance nj the actual of losses aud ex.
pesss the profits for the benefit OF only the in
sureu AMI IN soliciting patronage. do 40 with the firm
conviction that the plan adopted by them will make the
company permanent and safe to It's policy holders.
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Com mittee Sampson Green, Belmont;
Saml. ID. Talbot, Washington Tp; WIN.
II. Kiger, Somerset Tp.; VIM. Caldwell,
Richland Tp.; Watson Pryor, Kirkwood
Township. Entrance fee 81.
Glass Matched Horses or Mares.
Best psiy matched horses or mares ... 5 4
a. family horse or mare, single driver 4 3
saddle horse or mare .......... 5 4 3
II. T. Brown, Barnesviile:s n, @s.j John IippGin,. pin,
colt, Morrstown; Jas. Bethel Flushing,
Daniel Huff, Flushing. Entrance fee 81.
Glass F--Sweepstake., Fancy Matched
Horses or Mares without regard to color
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COMMITTEES VIM. WiIkinson, Smith Tp.;
Smith lIirst, Wheeling Tp Nathan Gregg,
Goshen, Tp; VIM. Lyon, Somerset, Tp.;
VIM. q. Kinney, Goshen Up. Entrance
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DIR. Strickland's MelIifluous
COUGH r. AT,S AN

{ tUkES coughs colds sore throat asthma and co 4,
with these complaints Try one botle sf StretisnS
Meiino Cough basam to convince them that il Is tho
ossi ever used i not only the above
auctions OF he Ihroai and Lungs, but il cures night
:weas and splitting OF blood and Is an excellent earss
ior kind OF throat II is pleasant to take and
safe medicine for isnis. Price 50 cents Der bo,,Ie
For sale by Druggists generally.
General Depot, East Fourth Street, Cincinnati. Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-18

CUmmItteo Auhm Urep, Jacobsburg,
Amos Hibbs, Kirkwood Tp., Tho, Rice,
st Clairsville, II Farrell, Morristown, John
Fisher, Flushing TIP. Entrance fee 81.
Copper and Tin Ware.
Best specimen Of copper ware.....".$2 81
best do tin ware. |
Committee Israel Farmer, Somerset
Township, s Burgess. Barnesyille. Hugh
Harris, 81 Cairsyille, Henry Low. Beals-
sllle, ] Il Chandler, Flushing. Entrance
- Ambrotypes and Photographs.
Best specimen Of ambrotypes..........s4 90
best specimen Of photograr hs,. .........4 2
Committee George Neil,. Uniontown,
Rev j Dillon, Armstrong; Mills, A q Par.
fridge, Wheeling. Va, Wm NJ Faris, 81
ClairsyiAA II Vance, Barnssville. Entrance
fee 81.
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ass B Horses Of al Work.

Committee Henry Brown, Bealsville,
Monroe CO.; Henderson Hays, Wheeling
Tp.; John Ii. Shankland, Barnesville; Jos.
Morton. Fairview; Jos Woodmansee, Rich.
land TIP. Entrance fee 81.
Glass G Saddle and Light Harness.