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, 1864-05-24

market kEoutQ noI heGleGk An G4h1tuhtlpA " aau
stost .sd of ,Ses 3es so.s Cor: co
nhs e1o7+an't "dsf
Thirty Xear9s Exper1ence Of GIN Old
o,. & tte11s" NGxse.a a,.,. ~. ,,...3,.
.on 10. nt nns of ths best Fsms1e Physictans md
Nnsses IL INC ps9er fasno a e.sty snd suees:s
r. mno' anfsnt ~ nnn we+s S IA "a tSs amt cor
ssd o as :tomss n 1sssss yad s1,b eGs .na
foat fe1s.* ~ ~ Tatb"r I'M cb5d. W. Believe it The
pood t ond r. sn1est Psedv s In tIs Word II Ill easss
1pEr e 1Sa,her IL aSiaes dom Teethtne or rom
oh.E s.ss boe Nena sss hs
ss[s a. 41asI o. soa s. ii Nsns ps.isrs
70 rs Se2ss ~ H,0S XII Hoibofn. Inndon.
ana y ao 4s1ts1111or9wxs. NY nS.rs1s 1eA3~A'
ap@oo'oS'1A4'A oAse--
nr Rver.onss Chicago Eye and BAR
q ;he sag a,, ii South Csfk street Sta nd
vo1deeDnsn'' n.zi'2o''-''4A''o''fA
Dfse&sss II the NexvoRs, 1s1e1aa1s UxE
nary and 6cxuaa Bystefn&:--aeW aao seis-
bic sreatment-in reports Of the aoN1ra Assoaa- e
~ nb,sT 1vaS = Sddresa B. sIlon Ho1ghtos, How
Fl s.',S'. Assosaaon' s. No. seasa fs'a' e
se'pnA ---
Ho9ss haa slfa riH1sasE: HsaaE:.. cd%{T1, sod Wsa,
Yori prees. =. 4. MaBI, 30 Randolph street.
pension and bounty Blanks.
For eAe a. the CHICAGO I1asUaa ofS'o8, o.
Clark street
rats, eoafo1ning IN eyeEy respect to ths 1nstzne'
tonS nom tue fensiou Omce. ~ ~ iosas a - -
, 1864-05-24

The following tahlo shows the Hme Of as1ival
hud departure Of tic several trains on al tho rail-
roads In Chicago:
, 1864-05-24
Ge11fraI' Notices.

FOR COUGHS, COLDS AND
Bl1aAn tae most htxhiy appro,ed q Tcasaae {sa ~ ~
Jesfs Il il reoosasa aided hJ onr best pnysfisnM4 M
! our H,osf ogaiutut citizens. the Ffe1k mo H1ae.
fstt ~ Hi Who fnow IL For ea1dtc1taa, watea caa
be V g aos. ~ extent ses 112ee.s 1eaSa q -
munsr II not erirely tattstaetoFy: PLtc. y ee4G
Huj 4{-khe large bottles much 70 casspssa casspa nniT
r. EEFU. CUTLER Co, Nhnse17As W ns.*Hsa3 s !
Hn4ton Sold n Chit$ko BY RURhaAA9 "a"
EFHKAEK. 10 Ikke E+TnSs-
, 1864-05-24

To Country Merehants+-Buyarsi In this
market should not neglect an examination of tho
etock Of Messrs. Gors, Wilson & Co., wholesale
boot and shoe house, 81 Lake a1eet. )
mhR e1o6r3m w&T
, 1864-05-24

I11rzo. ". CAxApA4-Auisf q FaTa ees b
played this morning heswssa party Of nltnols.ns
+. and pasty Of canaalsas. On ths cricket ground
betwvea ASa.sbn and Warrington st1ests. nns
&assA eastpf Union Park. Ths wiekets win be
pitched At ten o'cloek. Being the birthday oi
Queen Vlttoria the Epz.ish residents Of Chieaeo
win celebrate tho day in festtye anuss after ths
conclusion Of the cricket match.
, 1864-05-24

'A.srssozss No11c1.-Ths notiee Of ths -.
Of Iutanal Reve1us, given In another eolus1a ID
tAss ,aeue. il commanded to tbs notice of al who
haye not given in thsls retuIns Of fncusns during
fha yeer 1855, By reading and acting thaesupon.
ths1 Saay usTn themselves soma trouble and en-
Sense.
, 1864-05-24

Fus.-Aboat i've o'clock On Saturday evening
the two story ftzrne building occupied by Henry
Seibett, On sebcs street, was discovered to be on
ers q, P, Harris and 1aland Queen were promptly
on the spot but the fire made such rapid progress
ttat none Of the turnitnru could b saved The
ba1ldtpc WIS dam.ged, to m extent OF SITS, and
about fsto in greenbaeks, kept in retieule, were
aIso dest1oTed. Il was reported that sick man,
living In The hor,e had pe1fshed In the flames: hut
this fnmor is without foundation Tbs origin Of
the fire, ~ usual, unknown.
, 1864-05-24

E.H, CuxPrx'a LzcrUHAs.-n IL several years
eince our Young Mems Association have been able
to eccure this mos. popn'sz and eloquent Of lee-
turers and the three lecture; te b given da,ing
enttrf,inme nj 1or long Tina offered our citizens.
Tbe enterprise shown b the Association IN seeaF,
ing DT. Ch:pn will be rewarded oy full houses aud
nnirk. Reeeryed scnta cxn be Obtained At George
K. Chitteoden's, 1o6 Lake etreet, without extra
charge.
, 1864-05-24

Diseases IT tho NexvoRs, 1s1elAA14 Uxt-
uarr and sexual lByste1n&.-New and rsliA-
BIZ tfeatment-in reports Of tho Howard AssoaA-
tIon Sent by mail IN sealed letter envelopes, nos
Of chasxs, Address .. J. skd1lon Houghton, Hew-
nd Association, No. Z Soaih Ninth street, PhilA-
&elohls pR, MA1ps5a&n
, 1864-05-24

EscArxp.-The readers Of the THmus1 Will
1eep1leet the riot III the North Division, when John
\. Merton, veil known and efficient member oi
the Police force, received severe blow on hls
head while eudeayosing to quell tho row. HI
ncyee recovered from the effects OF that blow, but
became hopcleasly inesue- He has lattsI1y hset
in chsEre * his friends at Nt Elemens, Michigan
hut an nc 9Th instant 1nAnaEed to elude 1her vlgi
lance ard escape. No tldinEs have sinee been 70
ceIycd CT him.
, 1864-05-24

The Remarkable Properties Of nsown's
Bronchial Troches hsve bean thoro11hiy te*ssd
sinee 1l1t introduced, Tho dsmsnd !or Iasm has
IL fhsy hsye found hTor ,with tnosa, who. ftom
Paisaca.1J, Bzooeaial, Of Aathn,s.e noEnpls!ats
require dem. Fur Euasha; Co!da. hs9nes!Gs.
Aethns, md Innuenxa. tkey &1a entirely atutA-
ctnus reun1tre III obs1uttions% and increasing II
omnA the rroWer and fcEtiliiy OF tho Tolce.
, 1864-05-24

" ARIETY THEATRE,
III A1d III Dearborn sees&-
~. CHADWICK / CO, Freprteeo<a Azd H&nakexS
I. L.. FITCH, Stage 4ko&xeK.
, 1864-05-24

HyFTFNpEFsp,-AoTy& &!lsott tho NQnaQ WAQ
naads the outrageous itsau1t upon :sa;rs. s.nees
Wright, early Saturday morning, and for vhose
appearance for examination HI. Seneca Wright
became Rnrety. waa yesterday morning re-arrest-
cd. MI. Wright having declined longer to 1uaE-
rantee her appearanco On Saturday uaxt. She
was committed 70 jail In detauls OF new bonds for
$9,5D0.
, 1864-05-24

RzAL EsfATH AUcT1oW SA11s.-The bidding nj
the sa1es Je1terday In Thss. p. BryaA's odloewaa
decided Improvement upon that Of tha weak b.
fore.
Tho ssles were u follows:
1ndi.na Avenne-lot south Of 31ss street. AxtSi
feet, rold 1t SEX per foot-$s0.
Jacktun 6tresI-3ot ba1166 to Quincy, nezz HA
.1tesd. At sx3 PEI toot-.a.160.
Sheldon street, corner Of R&ndolph-6o1i78 fee
to aIlef, 1t $Ss per foot-$1 100.
Wabsah Aye4ue-A feet front By 169H foee Il
dspth: fronting also ou Dearborn PtAee, 1t $t33pe
Eiis 1dai.1op-aota 10 Ii, t. H. II and Is, hloc1
EMS Addition II, II, t8and II, block !. sol
&cr $zQW.
4tSN.
, 1864-05-24

1xstxD srAxzs C1zcrTf oouh1.- Jury In
A. having bosn discharged fu1 thu tsrn.
.haa Qoa4. ~nod Win this morning tafs ~ and
Jsdgs DEans-- thrsa melons for nav trial
dixposs Of two ef'.
-k{r3, arx 11athtnH.
, 1864-05-24
AHewPertpnae for the Handkexeh1

4 most exquislts, dsltcats snd fragrant Perfume.
Distilled from tho rsre and beautiful flower from
which i sAkss its AaEe. Aannteetnred OILY Y
FHALON b SON, Naw York
Bewnrc OF Counteeftita.
AK for Ph7lon's sTakn no Othee.
soid ~ Drukgists generally. apea-d51'lmAo
, 1864-05-24

MONEY TO LOAN-0n Coaat'
lY4 efaA, GFsln. md otA6 wetenSnss, IS94Hp9'
=. :: :: r. FULLER, HAN sHxfARns !:
49,. :Atsmneys md CoenaelIots; 81 ne&soo<s'k9
uY3 3eEazu sA&TI-attr2lu =. e.; :
, 1864-05-24

The Lesson Of tho Hour.-Ftaness D
Gace-a ladY losx and favorAhiy known "a q writer
md leeturer-wtu address the people Of Chicago
this rTuoeday) evening In Metropolitan Htll- Her
residence pi one yeaf at the South 97petintend-
ant OF one OF the eea aslands Of eoulh Caro}lns
, 1864-05-24

e House and Blga ratnHxS, Caledmtnx,
Glazing and GrainlnK. Paper Hangfnxs snd Win
dow ehadee selling SWholssale nd retail II Naw
York pr1cea. 7. 4. HaBI, 30 Randolph street.
Box t8H M11-tl191M
, 1864-05-24
Thirty Kears' Exper1ence OF GIN Old
FuFE8-

. Dr.. Esernonss Chicngo Eye, and Har
HnflFua1y and Clinic Instttute for the treatment
Of the Deaf and Blad, CatasTh and all diseases OF
The air passsges, 1ei South Clark street. sts nd
yofheeInsnt, ny2l-Ro$a6taA,Tu ,Tu&Ta
, 1864-05-24

"sEEcA" SrxD 1oa Paor1s1ogs.-An nttaeh.
mcnt against ths property snd effects Of Seneca
Wright, was yesterday issqed ont ofths Circuls
Cont Of Cook county, II th& suit Of Attod Booth,
4stmongcr, Carrying On business At ths eoEner OF
Madison End Dearborn streets. The plainnd
cleim2 4 debt Of &9s7.9t for nsh and oystsrs sold
and delivered Ia tbs dsIena1nt.
Mr., NackwAy, the butcher, alleges that he has =
claim OF &. 100 agatnat the estate. and Wright is
propoetionstely indebted TO other tz1deamcn,
VINO hxyo been IN tbe habit OF supplying his ~
Eauront With proytssons- Seneca has been In tks
habit OF mixing hts bosrdsrs pay up eseh weak IN
ad41nee- His houbleA appear to como fast and
thick upou him.
, 1864-05-24

Hats AID CArs-LAsAK & Hoa11s.-The "BIg
Bear" 1t The bat and cap store, 10 Randolph street,
Is N object OF interest TO travellers that tho
xoushfare. Wementton this fact a. introductory
to The othez fact deserving Of special mention In
this connection that Lasak j. Nos1is bsiorr whose
store the Big Bear" stands, hare received Ees1
lx1co invoices Of goods In their Inns from Nav York
which. With the stock bafose in store gives them
111Ko and excellent assortment OF Ill ths leading
There arc hats IN WOOL, cloth, frr. knk and esraw.
and cps IN every variety Of stJae and nnlsh-.
Eti1dren'a hats IN straw and other 1nattdals. And
they have lAt&ly added to tisr a&eck assortment
81 ladies untrimned straw hats. They promise TO
eel = ressooihla 1Ates-ss low ~ the ttn.es will
admit.
, 1864-05-24

B1oUeHr n.--The .tTtare1ieE" and "Frede-
tick," two Of the sehoonHt which were thrown
upon the lake shore during tho late gale. were
towed into port On Sunday by the ting q. W.
Wood They vera badly at.aiued In hauling than
OF. The propeller Barber" !" IL still lying on tho
that she viii not be seriously njured. The Bates
il lying nesr the Barber in damaged condition.
Efforts afo being made to get her oh hnt It y not
known whether they Will be successful Steam
powerful enough to empty her hold, the Will oa
lowed in tp-d1T.
, 1864-05-24

abica hcr 10 speak wtse'yt md wsal. upan shoso
stes ~ ?ss,t = m H. Ss,s Rsosl' tof 81
hozr vhieh r. .1onrusnt wpRd4 will Impress.
, 1864-05-24

AccurkD .-Rxy.I. P. Stewart, Late pastor Of
ths North Presbyterian Church In this cty, has ae-
cepted call from the congregation OF the Fifth
Fresbytesl.h Church In Cincinnati, and entered on
lis Sutles On Sunday last The Cincinnati Gd:ssts
Of Saturday Iaet says: Ar. Stewart y .Mel
Known in tits city and ~ re2zrd tEs selection
made b7 thls church AZ good one, sn0 ont that
viii rapidly build up large and fonrishine con.
rrecntipr, The debt which has 50 long hung over
The church has been provided for."
, 1864-05-24

ABkAuruuL WoHK or ARr.-There Ia On eI-
htbition Ut 8. c. Grlsgs s. Co.'S Book Store, aland-
ecape view cYLake Tmbagog, In the White Noun.
tains The artists, We hear It tntimatod, Is 1ady
Of this city, whose previous efforts with tho pencil
hsye been subjected only to the admiration Of her
more intimate friends. This drst work which she
has offered to public appreciation has been Seen
bY lsFye numbers OF our citizens, and VIC arc EURO
No yatied opinions have been hoard OF its merits
MI pronounce It worthy tho pencil OF many an
zrtiete Hhoee fana has reached the 1emotest boz
dete OF our country,
, 1864-05-24

The book II specially dealgned to encourage
Christians to zld In the great work to which the
converted, the next generation viii be Christians,
ThtWork viii be found st Toullnson'4 bookstore.
, 1864-05-24

PKnsuNAl--Hav. Jnmes n. GloapeatAr Of Brook
Ign, Esw York, Prealdeat Of the American Freed-
mans Friend Society, and Vim. Howard DAILY. n
L., 1ata1y returned from England, passed through
this ctY yesterday IN yptts for the great. Atsals
Etppl Valley Sanitary Fair. Taey arc both co1oret
mtn welt known a. advocates Of their race, ani
they hope to be able to address our citizens upor
their return.
They Roke On Sunday morning st the Bsrea1
Baptist Church. Elder Kenyon, pastor; in tho Af.
ternoon At the Bethel Church and QuIrn's Ch2pel
and at night to crowded huues In the colorei
Baptist Church On Harrison street.
, 1864-05-24

xrxxHn A11A1s11xI1.
4neh. gouthesn b, r, close 1t II night 6Ep. N.
excepS Toledo and tcf WaI
otice 1upplied b. Cleveland
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I" APPLETON, TRACY l. co -
"P. =. BARTLETT"
&. And the :. Soldiers Watch.n
The Singer Sewing Machines.

Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING MACHINE is
last gaining worldwide reputation. Il 10 eyopd doubt
the bes, and cheapest aud beautiful Of ell Family
Sowing Machines yet offered to the public. No other
Family Sewing Machine has many usefu appliances
for Hemming, Binding, F.Iling, .rnekns, Gathering
Guaging Braiding. Enbrodering Csrding and FORTH
No oiher Family Sewing Machine has much capacity.
for great variety Of work II will all kinds Of
eloth, and with all kinds Of thread Great and recent
improvements make, our Family Sswir Machine
reliable, aud mos durae, and most certain all
Of speed makesthe iaterlocked stitch, which Is the
best stitch known Any one, Of the most ordinary
capacity can see, at glance, how 10 the rllsr
Family Sewing Machine. Our Family Sewing Machines
are flushed in chnste and exquisite style. Ja
The Folding Case OF the Family Machine y piece
Of cunning Workmanship Of The most useful kind. Il
protects the machine when not Ia and when about
70 be operssedmsy he opened a spacious and sub
s,s na table 10 sustain the work. While soms of the
Cases made out OF the choicest woods, hushed, i-
the simplest and chsses, manner posSble others
adorned and enbe in the most costly and superb
fasnner. n ,g =
Il 10 absolutely nscessary to see the FspiIY Machine
in operation 80 as 10 judge Of its great capacity and
It fas, bscomiag popular for family sewing
machines for manufacturing purposes
The Branch Ofhsey are well supplied with .ks twss
thread nc diss oil &c, Of ths sery ess.q qualify
THE SINGER MANuFAcrUEING COMPANY.
rRiNT fAeIE Agsos, y rsslryips' al~n.is
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~SEvERE WEATHER = On Frida

s~SEvERE WEATHER On Friday
mesaing last the weather. changed to very
cold, and Friday night a, was one Of th.
have had for many years. tn,
train on the Central Road was from Q clock
IN the esening until e O'Clock. .Saturda,
morniag running from Cambridge to Bel
mont. The engineer couldn't get Are enough
under his boilers to keep mp steam. Every
thing ffoEe hard and fast The driver OIL
Lewis Bus AYERS that the creek down below
Barnard was frose % rtpples. We ihav.
had no weather like it since the siuter o.
'52, or perhaps ',56. 49,. yt 8,
~ Owing to the extreme cold on Saturday
we wers. scarcely able to get our outsid.
pages worked Of. ~
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swsEnorANr-MAJoR MCKEE, of Co

DVSEnoEANT>MAJoR MCKEE, Of Col.
Lytls's old 10th Ohio Regiment, has open
cd a recruiting Office in Martinsville, and We
learn has already enlisted quite number OF
men, Major Mckee is q son of our good
friend, Hugh Mckee, of Colerain Township.
Hs vas in the South whom the war broke
out, but Immediately lett for the North, and
when, he arrived At Cincinnati enlisted in
tho 10th, and has participated in all the
battles in which that heroic regiment ha,
been, engaged. Good luck to him aud the
brave boys Of ," "ths bloody TIth" ,a.-
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NEW Vocal MUsIc.-'1ans Of the Brave ed
IN Free Rev. g. :. Plumley Your Fortune is sss
Small ior Me-" Comic Song, Maurice, II will wal, as
the Gaze for Tnec, r.. Holden; I'VE Parted with Cheer
fI SmiIe,n NJ kellar; One by the stars Of Eve
irng," Zine flowers Bloom IN Linden Vale 2. Law
rece "1he Morning is Dswungn H. s. Leland; "rhers
Besutiiu World Shall we Meet Beyond the RIVER
''Ihe Angels Hoverng Near" ''rhs Year OF Love"
How Softly the Bruised Heart Mrs Parkhurs,;
Kindly Words and Smiling Faces J. r Thomas; For
the Dear Old Flag De.r oh why am so Happy.r o.
C. Foster ''SsDbath Bells, Chime On" Lowry as cents
eat Ia. mailed ir-=.
+ NEW lNsrRuNsyTAL Mrslc-"Idle wild "-pciss "a.
price by Nj. keliar Morning Prayer" 10y w. o kIisf;
Summer House OF Roses" GalOp by Mrsf Pa-khur,t:
WAltzr "LArnists Nsis,n Frederick Wat1.n J. a.
Benard, 40c each I'VE Are Coming Father AsraIsm.'
Always Look the Suhny Side" "lSrillant Varis~
Iionsr by Charles Grob-. 50 esRis each shall We
Rnow Each Other There,T for Guitar by Bloomsr 9Se.
sunny Slde, Of ~ easy arrangements iof the piano.
10 by James Beak and 10 by Mrs Psrkhursi, lse each
Mailed free
HORACE WATERS, PsLIshsI, Ne. +sI Broadway
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SABBATH SCHOOL BELL. 10. q

10 ~erk Of ine psess ard nssry - tssss
snd hymns Nearly million Of these Bale
nave been issued and now HnxHG ths,uxh
this and other eoamri~s. Among tie sssJ
choice pieces may be found. Shall nsst bsyssa the
RIVER There Is a beautiful World" sorrow shsn
again more,n Do al you hear Angels son
mgr "fhoa Goo. me Sabbath Bella chime esS
he FREES Of Bell No are ssnis ss Bell No g. Bob
numbers he ei,ared in one volume, price, hoaH1
copy 40 cents SIS per hundred eoth bound. snbsssg4
gilt 50 s15 per lOU rs ropes uEishsi ~ The M
price. Asilsd al the rst4Il priss-
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ThR HORACE WATERS MEl1oaRoss AGp
HAkMONIuNs
vax bAv scHoeN- paL.

fesoe soPiss issosd Singing Bssk be asAseAs
aud ssninarss called the Day School Bell, 10 500
really. u contains about 200 choice songs reustS
them written expressly for this work bssides - pages n
the Elements OF Music. which easy and progressive
Among tho large number Of bsautiul pisces may .
found. Uncle SANS School, ' Do nj res hear tie
children coming "Alwsys look tho ,nuny side.
little bird" Bird Of beauty" Pretty pair ussn ~Apvil
Chorus" Nee, me by the running brook hs Il 10
compiled by Horace Wsisn author Of Sabbath ssho.i
BslIf Nos ! and q ~heh have had the snormeus 60
Of s2SUo copies Preea-pspsf sovsrs, as ssul, lsEe
per hundred bound, 90 eens e2S per hsndrst, sloss
bound embossed GIT ~ cents s5 per hssdrst -
Rnss-
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PILES, srRAISIN,i AND rENEsMus,

- Pil.tS, SIRAlNlNG AN TENrShUS,
Arc the results Of Inflammation irritation OF the
cous nlcmb of tie bowels, nduc'd by drastic
pi,--theso imperfect pills, instead OF being dissolved
by ths chile, carried to the ioSer bowels, and in
duco q perisa'tic movement or evacuation by their
irrititinn - hence hs sydining cramps, vrsachiHs
dias pil,s and te1ieymus, ani the trequs false eriis
10 The oaer sa that pGisns aHdeg' ShO take these
tmperfec. pillE.
Ii you would avoid these annoy noes, whenever
pirgaIve medicine u required. take dose II
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS
THEY WILL PURGE THOROUGHLY AND
LEAVE THE BOWELS REGULAR.
Persons afneted with PILES, may rely On positive
cure by their use. f.i fr
COATED WITH GUN. g. =. - -
COATED WITH GrN.
.. COATED WITH GIN.
m. Railways P;lls are elegantly C. ated with Gum,
arr free from tlste or SMELL be t1ken at all
and on all occasions No danger will re suit from colds
If exposed 70 wet damp weather after taking thsss
pills. i -.f5---. J.. - ~ - g. a =
SIX OF RADwAY'S FILLS
fave secured a vigorous evacuation, in severe
Of ind ,mnafion Of tho RwfL, Paralysis. &C, alter
Crotm on Harlem oil, nieCliOs and ether cnm.
peley failed dose nf liaiway's Pills will remove al,
ObsrnctioDs, and secure free passage. lhrecons for
use inside each box Price per box Is cents. Sold
BIZ Druggists, Medicine ncaiers, aud Stere keepers
n. R-Every Agent has heen furnished with fresl
and new Inade Pills iAs each box "a enclosed win
Steel Engraved Label, take none others.
RAILWAY q CO.,
.r.u . 81 Maiden lane, New York.
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~OFFIcEEs OF THE AGRICULTURAL
SocIKTY FOR 1864. AN election for officers
ofthc Belmont County Agricultural Society
for 1884 was held at the Court House on
Monday. The following officers we're, cho-
sen: ~ f
Rtesident-Solomop Bentley. Jr. - ..,. r..
Wee Pesiaent -Thos. Pyl,.
Neutrality-suspicious. Dunham-4 nd'p
Tredsarer--James A. Rnker. -
Board Of Mdnagers-Sheppard Davis.
Thos A. Mitchell, VIM. p. Erasier, Hiram
Pennington, Isaao Pickering. 10
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Farm for Sale,

I WILL q II my Farm OH Bogg's Fork oi saltwater
l. IN Flushing Township, Belmont County Ohio, sd.
Joining lbe Harrison county line, about TIVE miles from
Moore6eld, aud the Clay Pike leading from Csmbr dgr
to Steubeayilie and Immediately the road from Rock
Hill 10 Moore ield.
The farm contains about 2I4 acres and well located
for division into two farms As whole it 10
amongst the best grazing farms Of the county About
30 acresare upland rll tmber-d and the residue rs
esss bottoun. we'll waered and we'll adapted farming
or grazing good Steam FIGURING and Saw Mill al
joins the premises hs.s ." u
For psr,icuiars enquire Of Isaac Holloway. Esq, OF
FlushingSor OF the undetsgned. a, bridgeport. Ono -
deA-u - JOHN TAT,IMAN.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-07
l AM CURED.

"T have taken six do-ss Of Railways Pills, o thyns
pills esch day they cured me Of Constl ratlnn
Indigestion, and Dyspepsia have taken B---t.,'s
A-r>', and many other pills for years, and could
ory obtsiu temporary relief " stoapcd the OF
these ,His for week my old complaint would appear.
Six doses OF Railways Fills cured ms.
s,ErHEN BENNETT, o. S. c. g"
~ have suffered with Dyspepsia and Liver IN
pint for ycars-have used all sorts OF pills
they wouli give me Temporary cumfirt, but was cem
Vellrd 20 taSe them all the time. have used box
OF IN. Railways Pills am cured. have not taken
particle Of medicine IN six months.
c M CHI DS, Roxbury, Mass.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-07

sa-Rs EsLssrsHe,--Alettev has been
rscsiyed IN tern stating that Ths. Hunts
man. George E Nichols. aud Bail simp-
son, Of Capt. Williams company, 43a Ohio,
have re-snlisted. and. will soon be homo on
thirty dsy.' turiough. '"' s'- -
We understand ths, ali but two Of Cspt.
Whites company A, 25ih Ohio, bsve re
enlisted. We presume it is all but. two Of
those on duty with the regiment.
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