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Belmont Common Pleas.
Rerce Berry, petitioner,

Reece Berry petitioner,
Rachel Berry, Cyrus Ferry, Samuel Berry, Hannah
White and Isaac White her husband Mary Picker.
ing and Elisha Pickering her husband. Rachel Ann
Gregg and l.aban Gregg her husband, Ruth Hannah
formerly Berry, and her husband llamc unknown)
adults; and Thnmas Job, Emmett job Addison Job
Hannah i. Job, Marietta Job Oscar Job, Martha Jane
Job, Braxton Berry. and Edward Berry. minors.
I'HE above named defendants will take notice that
oil the 5th day OF January, 1865, the above named
petitioner filed petition against said defendants in the
Clerks Office OF the Common Pleas Court OF Bemont
County, Ohio, which is now pending, demanding pari-
lion Of the following described estate subject 10 the
right OF dover therein OF the said Rachel berry.
sgnemi OF which is pray ed for and subject also to her
right 10 the occupancy OF the dwelling house thereon
during her life.
Being 1851 less, in the Southwest quns
of Section |. Township z, Range in said County
and less IN the Northwest quarter OF
said Section. Being the premises OF which Jordan
Berry, late of said County of Belmont died seized and
particularly described in said petition.
Said petition will be for hearing nt the next term Of
said Court d. ID T. COWEN,
Jan. s, 1s65..6w ATTY for Petitioner.
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ss-WE arc glad to announce to the peo.

S@rWE arc glad to announce to the peo-
sple Of this vicinity, that the u. S. Tele.
sgraph Co. has established an Office at this
eplace. This is one of the most extensive
telegraph lines in the wsrld and the compa
my deserve success for the enterprise it has
exhibited in organizin~so stupendous an
undertaking
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Common Pleas.

common f1eRs.
Noble county, Tuesday, January al Tuesday, kav
2; Tuesday, October 3.
Morgan. Tuesday, February 2; Tuesday, May .,
Wednesday, October H.. - i,
Muskingum, Monday, February 10, Monday, May is,
Monday, October %.
Monroe, Tuesday, February Il, Tuesday, Mar 2,
Tuesday Oeiober3
Belmont Tuesday, February 81, Tuesday, May Q,
Wednesday, October IL.
Guernsey, Tuesday, March,, Tuesday, May Q, Tues
day, October ~.
Harrison, Monday, February Q, Monday, May Mon
day. October f6
fuscarawas, Monday, February 20, Monday, afay q,
Monday, October 30
Jefferson, Monday, May 8, Monday, jane s. Monday,
November 10. -
n,ne al stcubenvle this Goth day of September, 1854
EZRA T.. EVANS, Judges
JOHN w. OKEy, } in said
GEO. w. MclLVAINE,S District.
A trne copy, by order Of said Judges.
Attest: JAMES ELLIOTT,
Olerk OF the Court Of Common Pleas Of jefferson Co. o.
CLlHK's OFFIeK, ST. GAINESVILLE OIL
October ts, 1854.
certify the above TO be copy of the original
furnished this ohice. J. r. CHARl.ESWORTH
Clerk the Court Of Common Pleas OF Belmont Co. o.
November 10, 1864. 0w
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S~WANrED.-A good ,oeH iniprored
FARM, conveniently situated to church aud
school houses Any person having such a
farm for sale can hear Of . purchaser by I'M
curing at this Office.
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R~FoR SALE. The property formerly
occupied by George Hulse, one mile East
Of st. Clairsvile, on the National Road. =
Inquire at this office.
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Revivor of JUDGMENT,

William NJ Griffith NR S now S comes Snrs,rJ 3iyer Grit
Zerah H. .nder his attorney, and il appearing 10
Isaac Hoops. the Court that since The rendition
oil the Judgment III this the said Isaac Hoops has
departed this life and that administration has been
taken oil his estate; that the said plaintiff William NJ
Griffith, has also departed this life and that Oliver j.
Grhth is his duly appointed Administrator and it also
appearing that said judgment is dead for lapse of five
years without execuion II is therefore here by the
Court ordered that the said judgment stand revived in
the name OF said Oliver Griffith, such Administra-
tor against the said Zerah II, Linder an that the
have the same iorce If rendered in favor of the said
Administrator against the said nder. unless the said
Zerah lnder a, the next term of the Court show good
cause 10 the contrary, upon copy o this order being
duly served upon him.
JAMES F. CHARLESW0RTH, Clerk of Court
JOHN s. COCHRAN, ATTY for Plif.
December /, 1854. .6w
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Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA, p.

nlsEAsES Of the Nervous Seminal Urinary and
~ Sexual Systems-new and reliable ueatment-n
reports of the Howard Assocaion-sent by mail in
sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Address Dr.
sKII.LlN H0UGH'rON, Howard Association, No. I
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa Vlt-ly
= gtWTHNH aElsaaN sHIdl,e 2
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Probate Court Belmont Co., O.

q q taenor Wells, deceased, Il Charles Wells, Mary
h, VS.. Blair, Robert Blair Lean
Henry Wells, aud others. ] der Blair, and Annie Hair
who are heirs and legal OF Eenor Wells
deceased, and who reside outside this State 4. e
You informed that on the 9th day Of January 1865
sad Administrator filed his petition in the Probate Court
f Belmont County, Ohio the object and prayer OF which
petition obtain order the 18th day Of Febru-
lary 1865 for the sale OF the following real estate
ate in the County OF Belmont State OF Ohio and desert
bed as follows Being the Wesi half OF back lot No
i30 and the West hall of front lot No a9. ia the town
Of 81. Clairsvile. ALEX. L. WELLS,
Admir- Of Eenor Wells, decd
Jan. 1a. Is65.-5w
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sGS" Hon. j. G. JAMlsoN and G. NJ B.
Allison, Esq will accept our thanks for pub
lie documents.
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.adnsSnf nfstraror,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Probate Court 10,
lN Belmont County, Ohio, the undersigned ap.
pointed and qualified Administrator OF the estate o
John A. Work, deceased late of said county. -
All those indebted said estate requested ma ke
immediate payment; and those having claims against
said estate notified to present them for settlement
within one year from this date
JAMES TALLMAN, Admir-
December 8, 1864. tE-
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New AarrYtisemeuts,
Sale ola Wooden Factory
AND VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

In Belmont Co., o., ny Order Of Court.
nN TUESDAY, THE slsr DAY OF FEBRUARY,
~ 1s65, between the hours OF ~ O'Clock A. N. and
NJ, the premises, will he sold 10 The highest bidder, the
following real esate with the appurenances the pro-
perty OF John w! Auehins on, deceased, to wit:
Situate in Belmont County, Ohio, being part Of the
Northwest quarter OF Section IL, Township s, Range
in The Steubehve Land District beginning for its
boundaries at stone al the road, and running thence
South 70 degrees Nesi 93 poles to in the south
boundary line OF said quarter section; thence with said
line Vests poles 10 the of said quarter; thence
North with the West boundary line III poles to a buck
eye on the Wctt bank of tho Creek; thence mp said
Creek with its neanderiugs including the bed and bank
OF the Creek, ID sycamore in the North boundary ne
thence with ssd line East 26 POLES 10 a sugar and elm
The East bgnk vi the Creek thence down the Greek,
Including hie Creskxp lynn thence South % degrees
East 10 poles to the place OF beginnings containing %
acres, more Or less.
These premises situated on the CENTRAL ONO
RAIL ROAD about four miles West of l}ell#ire aud
them are situated a WOOLEN FACTORY, with
EXCELLENT MACHINERY, aud in good repair
ABUNDANCE of COAL; about 400 BEARING APPLE
TREES DC the choicest varieties; and a GOOD Dwell.
LING HbUSE. 's
The pr{mses will be sold free Of dover,
TERMS: One third in hand, and the baence In two
equal al Juual instaments, with interest
MARIA HUTCHINSON,
JOHN J. KERR,
Adm'rs Of John w. Hutchinson, decd.
January 10, 1855.
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.qdiIst stntsso,.,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Probate Court o'
In Belmont County. Ohio. the undersigned was ar
pointed and qualified Administrator of The estate o
James Greeneltah deceased. late of said county.
All those indebted said requested TO maxi
immediate payment; and those having claims against
said estate notified to present them for settlement
JOHN SHEPPARD, Admir-
Dec. %, 1864
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-01-19

seF-WE are indebted to r. H. Cochran
Esq. for the following list Of Grand and
Petit Jurors, for tho next term of Court,
commencing Tuesday, February 2lst, 1866
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-01-19

THIS Bank is the the Belrnon. Brunch OF
l. the State Bank of Ohio aud is now doing n gen
eral Baki e. Collection and Exchange business II is
Designated Depositary and Financial Agent OF the
United States.
has authority from Gle Secretary of the Treasury to
receive subscriptions TO tie 10 40 loan authorized by the
act Of March I'd. 1854
These bonds are dated March 81. 1864. are redeem
aDe AT the pleasure OF the Government after ten years
aad payable 40 years from dnie with interest al
per cent. per anliuin, IN colN.
Subscribers will receive Registered or Coupon Bonds
rs they may prefer. Registered bonds will be issued o
the denomination OF $50, 500. $500 81 OO0 IS CO., ant
$40 000and Coupon bonds OF $50 SI0O $500 and 81 600
The int e't oil the $50 and SO0 bonds-regi stored
and eoupon-is payable annually; all others semi
annually.
The bonds bear interest from March isi, and the ac-
crued interest from that day to the date OF subscription
must he paid in coin or in United States and National
Bank notes adding thereto so per cent premium until
from the day OF subs rpton at the option Of the sub
scriber.
Legal tender and National Bank or sight drafts
on New York and Philadelphia, payable IN National
Currency, will he received in payment of subscription
All bonds subscribed for this agency wI be deliv-
cred at this Bank free OF expense.
To Guardians and others holding funds in fduciary
capacity this loan furni shes peculiar advantages IL Is
safe profitable The interest being paid in Gold
makes it equal to an per cent. investment
Many persons obj ect 10 the time the bonds have to
run. This is no objection Their market value can he
realized any time without the nIervt nion OF Judges
Lawyers, Jures, Shers, &c, which often occurs in
the collection OF loans made on real estate sc rurty.
Come on then, with your subscrpi ons.
JOHN C. TAI.LAIAN, Cashier.
Bridgeport, April Ia, iS64.-tf
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Sale of Valuable PrODartY.

IHE undersigned, Administrator OF the of John
i A Work, Jr.. deed. will. oil the sth dav of FeLr.
airy next at the front door of the Court House IN he
town OF ST Clafsville Belmont Co o. in pursuance OF
an order from the Probate Court of said County offer at
public sale the West half Lot Ne As in the town of ST.
Ciarsvihe subject 10 the dover therein OF Trza
Dahlels heretofore assigned of S2l % per annum
commencing December 26 Is64
There is large and commodious Frame House there.
on situated in The business part OF said Town. The
house has one OF the best finished store rooms in the
town. and the residue well arranged for private resi-
dence There Is good well of water and pump on the
premises, also large frame Pork house wool pack
ing house The store room is rented TO Frat K
Magic Merchant faors. for two years from Arril ISL
1868 al 500 per year. The lease will be assigned 10
the purchaser on and after April 1s at which time pos
session will be given.
TERMS OF SALE: one-half cash in hand and onei
hall IN one year, with interest deferred paymen-
from day OF sale.
Premises appraised at s225o 90.
JAMES TALLNIAN, Admir-
OF John A Work, Jr, decd
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-01-19

STATE One BELMONT COUNTY, IS. f5 +. IL
L. II. c. Weday, Cashier OF the First National Bank
OF ST. Clairsville, do soemny that the above
statement is true TO the best Of my knowledge and belief
sr'4F = II. @. WELpAY, Cashier.
Sworn 10 aud subscribed before me this the "a day oi
Jan, 1854 rr 81. X. IL. COCHRAN, Notary Public.
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Central Ohio Rail Road 20.

A GREEMENTS for capitalization Of cclFzz5Hzx1
IA debts and stock OF the Cent al 0hios tfeeS<zef
r. X. Company, preparatory TO lis laIo, wI
be found in the hands OF the following gentlemen in
Belmont County; q -yEt ~eEFteh
VIM Kennon, Jr.. .......'St Clairsville.
James Hosmer, Ageni... .BellAire.
John Welsh 's ..." :. s......... .Gencoe.
J. T. Hum, ...,.,.....,.. .Barncsvlle.
Ira Vail ........,.......,.. BelmoIi
All persons interested are requested to call and
anime It, II is important that all who propose TO ace
Of its terms should do SO without delay. jyi
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Excelsior Planning Mill.

IJAvING fitted up my establishment with the Latest
Ii Improved Machinery, am prepared TO fur
nish NJ my Office in BRlDGEPORr. The same that
formerly occupied by Stewart 4 Reene,) Rough and
Worked Boards, Foorins Weather boarding, Doors,
sash, Shingles, Shelving, Cornee Boards, shutters,
Mouldngs, Paiings Paiule Stuff Frames and Building
Materials Generally.
All work delivered free Of chnrges at the Cleveland
Pittsburgh r, r. Depot and also at the Baltimore
ONO and Hempheld X X Depois, excepting toiis-
GEORGE KEELINE,
[Formetly Of the firm Of Stewart Keelinel
Bridgeport Belmont o., Ohio. ,r. iel6iy
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70 THE AFFLICTED

T1E afflicted 10 this vicinity hereby in formed that
Il DIR. WHITE has taken room IN the Union House.
Morrisown, where he will cufe diseases OF the Throat
Lings, Heart Stomach Lver, Kidneys, and the Urinary
Organs.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Mercurial Pains Stif
end Enlarged Joints Scrofula, Tumors, Ulcers Piles,
Chronic Diarrhna. Female Diseases, I'M short, every
form Of Acute and Chronic diseases viii bc treated
with success under hrs rev mode OF treatment m which
E3eclrieiy is the prime agent def9
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FOR 1865
EIGHTH DISTRICT.


WE DO HEREBY FIX the times Of holding Courts
w in the Eighth Judicial District Of Ohio for the
year fS65. rs follows:
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Book Agents Wanted.
ITO SELL by subscription. with ssnpl. exceren,
POPULAR ILLUSTRATED FAMILY WORKS
among an, these s low priced HISTORY OF THE RE
BELliON Of which over forty thousand of Vol have
already been sold Itis good business for ders
and others obt Of employment
AisO for ssle ts Peddlers Merchants aud Ager,.
STATIONERY PACKAGES. BATTLE. SCENES
PORTRAIT% and other pictures for {" tie Times
WAR MAPS. beautiful ALBUM CARDS CL'RRFN.
CN HOLDERS. etc. For Circulars, with particulars
and terms, address HENRY HOWE
deS< No. Ill Main 81. Ci,cinnnti O.
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THINNING
TF yeu want repairing Of any kind in he THINNING
-. LINE as's s'an'4s and '''0' 1'y Esll e.. 2
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sunsonIrrror rperIprr.

From he ih day ol Jsnoary, nsb, to The ish dsy
Of Jsnuary, 1905 we hrvs rsssived on subscription TO
The BriAosr Chnosctr Of
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

MY KNowI EDGE or THE LOCATION. cHAR-
IL scief and Nalue of Real Esiste IN Beifnoif Conn
", acquired IN my experience in the Auditofs Office
aud from having pretty thoroughly uavelsd owe, Inc
County during The past eight years and ny fseiies Tor
advertising ~ lt and adjoining ebuhfes have induced
needed IN this Couuty. q -.''' 80
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Bank Statement.

COMPTON Of The First National Bank oi sLClairs-
~ willie. OF the S'a's OF OHIO on the morning OF the
irst Monday OF January, l-65
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and Township quotas. "
SUiSrITUrES AND REPRESENTATIVE RE-
CRUlTs not subjecto draft, procured for drafted men
and men who wish pn in substitutes before the draft
A Liberal. PREMIUM paid to persons bringing
Recruits and Substitutes to this Office.
Fer further information. address. with stamp. F
% jas lmA HALEY, LAWRENCE l. McCURDY.
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"A Complete Pi ctorial history OF
the Times"

"The Best, Cheapest and Most Sue
cessful Family Paper in the Union" !"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-11-11

DEATH'S DorNGS-A letter received from Eng
land. by Rev. +. Johnson. announces the death OF
Nj. Alex. L. MGrcgor. who died suddenly, IN
London. England. on the morning OF July Z'th, OF
congestion Of the brain, produced by sudden ana
over excitement" Mr.. Nc. was formerly en-
gagged a. sugar-boiler on the Makee and other
plantations on Maui. but for the pa. few years
was manager on the Princeville Plantation, at
Haualri. He had resided on these Islands some
fourteen years. but was compelled 10 give up MS
position on account al III health. and made a
voyage 10 England in hope of receiving benefit
While in san Francisco. on the way home, he en-
tered into an engagement 10 return 10 that clty'
and take charge OF one of the refneries. His long
experience rs 4 sugar-boiler. and his extensive
knowledge of our sugars and plantations, would
have rendered him a valuable assistant there.
- = The last mail brings US advices also Of the
death of NATHANIEL LOMBARD INGOIS, who died IN
san Francisco. Oct. -, aged As years. He was a
native of Boston. but for some twelve years had
been a resident of these Islands. serving in various
capacities. as accountant and book-heeper. lie
was a man of fine intellect and education, and
r graduate OF Harvard University We have
seldom known a more scholarly mind than that
possessed by Mr.. l., and his uncommon memory
enabled him to recall almost any statistics, or pas
sages and quotations of Latin, Greek, French or
Italian that he had ever read. But, like many
other fine scholars. he became 4 victim 10 the So
cial glass. which terminated his career prema-
turely. How many who knew Mr.. [. have envied
the intellect he possessed. He was for six or
eight years \ regular contributor to the columns
of this journal. and his writings were always add
mired. being of the gossipy. entertaining Kind SO
agreeable 10 newspaper readers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-11-11

Bark Islander, Of Nantucket, nov At New Beii2rd- ~ tons
ba!- - Ellrlsven a. 1856. Eas iF-u purchased by David Il
KemPtou. and otheTs, 90 terms Rot made public ste = t d
continued in tie whaling business.
Schooner P.,r~l, q Nj n, 20 tons oil melsuremeut, Owned
by Ne.srv. Charles Thatcher x Co. vTl D. fitted fr the
moths. ulI-r clmmanI q Capt John : Ho~!aad- late o;
lark AuuaTau-
REFrRsEo-Bark Mary Frazier, which sailed from New
B-if-d. June "a. returned sept. 10, II consequence q he
Illness q Capt william p Allen, who ~as badly strained
shiIe cutting in 4 whale when i've days cut from home. she
has taken 50 bb!- sperm oh-
Bar. Lydia q Nc~ Lonlon. 25l tons. torneriy o. Fairbay-uJ
has been purchAged BY Edmund Naxeed, q New Bedford, on
private ;srns, and viii b. continued IN tie whaling h1-in-S--
BARK Pursuit. q Se~ York. so tons, bulk "A: BallDore in
1885. las been purchased by George +. Bartlett u New Bedford,
On private terms.
Bar. s,smboul. Of Boston. $50 tons. has been purchased ~
N-ssrs Charles Hitch = son, q New Bedford. and <l De
E.;-t for the ~h4HIg business.
ship Alpha. q Nantucket. nov q; san Francisco. has been
purchased ~ Edward W HosIaud. q this city. on private
terms she wul BE- continued IN the whaling business. and i
o % S---i 81 san FrHUc-cO f1r m North. Tie Alpha sailed
boil. sperm oil. most n which had been shipped 70 London.
shs PCT ma SAL Francisco in August Ia-t-Cspt. Caswel being
scE.
Bark Midas. q New Bedford. has teeu purchased BY VII
Lam - BTowu-i, On terms not made public. and Sul b en-
-Ilu=t IN tl- whaling business, under command o! Capt Drake,
formerly Of lark Martha ID
Brig Herald. Of sippican. Us tons. which has been employed
IN the merchant service. = 20 - fitted for Atlantic Ocean
whaling from that P0r, by the present Owners, Henry VI. Allen,
agent She Will be COMMANDED by Capt. John Kelley, late
master Z ship Louisiana
ship Aurora, Of Westport, has been purchased by MesSrs.
SSif = Allen. q this city. oa private terms and ~ul be con-
tfEGei ia the whaling bushes. from Nv Bedford. she will bs
james - AyeIiu., late first Oticer Oi bark Jireh swift, recently
burned = the Shenandoah.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-11-11

IT PAYs-"W What pays Advertising. of course.
&c Yes. /, pays the printer" And it pays the per-
son who advertses tcnfold more than the cost.
We could instance a score of cases where iudicious
advertising mas been the chief means of building
up Il profitable business. resulting in Il fortune TO
the advertiser. while a lack of advertising has been
the cause OF many a failure. The following. which
We find in an exchange paper. illustrates the for-
mcr statement:
y icw years ago. "a man in Hartford was keep
ing 4 modest shoe--tore in State street aud in the
old-iasLioncd way would probably have got along
and made a fair living. \ day or two ago one of
the Hartford papers published a list Of real estate
purchased within q few weeks by this shOc-dcaleT.
the purchaSc-moncy amounting in the aggregate to
SsO.OOu. We know from items of his previous
purchases that he was already a real estate owner
10 a large amount. We believe that he still keeps
that unpreteuding shoe-store. How has he made
his fortune BY advertising That l. the whole
secret. He has ADVERTISED tar and wide: adver-
tl~ed by the column. and by his own or borrowed
brains h. made his advertisements 80 readable
that often they were the most mcritoriOus literary
productions in the paper. He has kept his name
before the people, the people have bought biz
goods. -ua h. j. now a wealthy man