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NEW SKIRT FOR 1865.
THE GREAT INVENTION OF THE AGE IN
HOOP SKIRTS.

w: BRADLEYS New Patent DUPLEX EI,fJP.
-. IlC lor dogble) SPRING SKIRT,
=, WESIS BRADLEY x CORY, (late J. NJ q
Mestl SOLE PROPRIEFORS and MANIJFA ACTIJR.
York N'a"' S"ee"t I've"
THIS INVENTION consists Of DUPLEX fot ,-o,
elliptic Steel Springs ngenously Braided Tightly and
fHnlY together, edge 10 edge, making the foneLsst,
most heJlbe Elastic and Durable Spring evef used
They seldom Bend or Break ike the Single Springs and
eonseIuruty Preserve theis Perfect and Benutiui
Shep-fNTice a. Long as any other skirt
lhe f-9sDEhFUL FLEIiBf1ITY and Great Comfort and
pieFeuit 10 any Lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic Skin
win De experienced particularly in all crowded Assem-
pres OPefas Carriages, Railroad Cars, Church Pews
Arm Chairs. for Promenade and House Dress, as the
skri can be folded, when in use, occupy small place
as easily as Silk or Muslin Dress.
Lady having enjoyed the pleasure. comfort, and
great convenience Of wearing the duplex Elliptic Steel
Sprllg SKIRT for single day, will never afterwards
willingly dispense with theiruse. For children Misses
and young ladies', they superior to all others
TIE HOOPS are covered with 3 ply double twisted
Unread and will wear twice long the Single yarn
covering which is used on all Single Steel Hoop Skirts.
Inc three bottom rods on every Skirt also Double
Steel and twice double covered 10 prevent the GOV.
stairs stone steps &C. &c. which they are constantly
subject TO when in use.
All are made Of the new and elegant Corded Tapes,
and are the best quality in every part giving 10 the
wearer the most graceful and perfect Shape possibe
and are unquestionably the lghtest most desirable,
and economical skin ever made.
-, VESTS BRADLEY CARY, Propretors OF the
Invention, and sole manufacturers, o. Chambers and
10 d Il Reade streets. New York.
FOR SALE in 6rst-clsss stores in this City, and
throughout the United States and Canadas Havana de
Cuba, Mexico. South America and tlie Yves, Indies
doublel SPRING SKIRT. A. L C.
aug3i-3m
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-14

FACTS AGAINST ASSERTION. -Heaton in
his last issue says: THE BELMONT CHRoN-
IoLE has less circulation to-day than it
has had for great number Of years. y
To say that this was base falsehood "
would be descending to the level of the
Gazette and using its pet-house language
and this we will not do. But we do say,
and we challenge the editor of the Gazette
to an investigation Of the matter, that The
CHRONICLE has nearly two hundred sub
scribers more now than when we purchased
it. 1t has more advance paying subscribers
now than the St. Clairsville Gazette has or
ever did have, and that it has not one where
the Gazette has ten uncalled or unpaid for
papers in the post Offices of the County.
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Books Sold. Exclusively
by Subscription.

Al MEXICAN CONFLICT, by Horace Greeley; Eman-
IA cipaion Proclamation Facts Tor Farmers and the
Family Circle by Soon Robinson; Grhrt ana his Cam
paigns. by Hy CapPer NJ Editor Of the L 3 Service
Magazine with steel Portraits, Maps and Plans &c
Grant and sherman, their Campaigns and GeucTas by
Hon. J. T, Heaaly; ketells New History OF The Amer.
can Rebellion, from its 10 It's close com
peie in volume for four dollars; Raymond's Life
and State Papers OF A. Lincoln: sherman and his
cafpaigns by Col Bonman I'D fACol Irnin Hollands
Life of Abraham Lincoln; The Secret Service, the
Field, the Dungeon and the Escape, by d Richard
son. JOSEPH W0ODROFFE. Agent
septz, 1885 ST. Clairsville, Ohio
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-14

STULTIFlcATIoN.-V -Vallandie Judge
Thurman, and the other leaders Of the Ohio
Confederate Democracy. few years ago
while the war was going op--declaied that
the Ordinances Of Secession were valid, and
that Secession was Fixed fact. Now. since
the war is over and the Rebels are whipped,
and their Secession Ordinances made inval-
id by the muskets and cannon and muscle
of the loyal people, these same gentlemen
"about face" and declare that these Ordi-
nances were invalid, and that the people of
the revolving States have the same political
rights as the people of the loyal Statesl
Like Sam Galloway, we think the only
reserved right" they have is to pray that
they be not hung.
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be upheld. That was the view taken Of Il
by the Supreme Court, and Il certainly Is
the common sense view.
Gen. Cox snid his position on the suf.
fraee question, he presumed, was we'll un.
derstood. He believed the best interests
ofboth races would be promoted bya sep
aration Of the races; and that if they re.
mained together the black race must be
destroyed.
He closed with an impressive appeal
10 the soldiers, and to those who had
upheld and sustained them while they were
battling under the flag Of their country, to
stand firmly together until the vexed ques.
tions growing out of the war were rightly
settled, and until our Union was firmly es.
tablished on the broad basis Of Liberty and
Humanity.
We have merely glanced at some of The
strong points in his speech. which occupied
about two hours in its delivery. 1t is pro-
nounced by thinking men the best speech
ever delivered in our County.
While Gen. Cox was speaking, Hon.
Samuel Galloway, who had been detained
by an accident on the Central Road, came
on the stand. Mr.. Galloway was introduced
TO the audience after Gen. Cox had con-
cluded. He had spoken but a few minutes
when heavy lain came up, compelling
him to stop off short, and the crowd made
rush for shelter. When the storm had
abated,' ,'the crowd again gathered around
the stand and we're clamorous for Mr.. Gal.
loway to finish his speech He again es-
sayed to speak, but in few moments the
rain again began to fall in torrents, when
Mr.. Galloway picked up his hat, and, turn
ing to the crowd, said, in his inimitable
way: "Oh, you know it ALL good byel"-
His audience was pretty we'll drenched, but
he succeeded in keeping them in a roar of
laughter.
The meeting was fully as large as the
most sanguins of US expected, under the
circumstances; but, at the same time, we
must regret that every person in our Coun-
ty did not hear Gen. Cox's speech on that
occasion. 1t was an address that they could
have taken home with them, and would
have furnished them with more food for
thought than dozen ordinary speeches.
Gen. Cox came among us stranger,
comparatively. We had heard of him as
an intrepid member of our State Legisla-
ture few years ago-and again as a gal
liant, faithful and brilliant soldier in Vir-
ginia, Tennessee and North Carolina--but
still the people Of this part Of the State had
no proper conception of his splendid quail
ties and of his transcendent ability. His
visit here has made him many warm friends.
God bless him
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-14

BELMONT FAIR.-At meeting of the
Board Of the Belmont Independent Agri-
cultural Society, held at Belmont on the 9th
day of Sept, it was
Rcsolved, That persons owning Colts or
Lambs, shown as the progeny of Stations
or Bucks exhibited in Sweepstake Classes
FF and 90, and not owning or having any
interest in said Stations or Bucks exhibited
in said Glasses, will be allowed to compete
fer premiums in other Glasses.
The Fair commences on Tuesday of next
week, Sept. 10, and will oontinue'for three
days. We are glad to learn that it promises
to be one of the best ever held in the Coun.
ty. The Managers will accept our thanks
for complimentary tickets. '..
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The CAMPAIGN CHRoNICLE.-We will
furnish the CHRONICLE during the Cam
paign, and continue it until the expiration
of three months from the commencement
of subscriptions, for FIFTY CENTS. This
will give the paper long enough after the
close Of the Campaign to furnish the result
of the elections. Send in your half dollars
at once, and you may rest assured the pa.
per will be discontinued at the expiration
of the time subscribed and paid for, unless
you otherwise direct.
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WHY do not our sweet scented Butternut-
Confederate Democrats carry the fragrant
Butternut emblem now, as they did two
and three years ago2 When Jim Charles
worth (Grand Commander of tho Sons Of
Liberty, &c. } was candidate three years
ago, Butternut bushes were carried in their
professions and Butternuts suspended from
their watsh-guards. Why do they not get
them on now?
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-14

Union meetings will be held at the
following times and places ---r
BRIDGEPORT, FRID W; Sept Is,
Z o'clock p. NJ. Speakers-Hogue and
Poorman.
GLENCOE, SATURDAY, Sept. 16, 7
o'clock P. NJ. Speahers-Danford and
Poorman.
UNIONTOWN, MONDAY, Sept. IS,
7 o'clock P. M. Speokers-Gen. G. w.
Hoge and Capt. l.. Danford.
BELMONT MEETING HOUSE,
{ Flushing Tp. FRIDAY, Sept 22, z
O'Clock r. NJ. Speakers-Gen. G. w.
Hoge and K. II. Cochran, Esq.
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Additional Meetings.
CAPT. LORENZO DANFORD

CAPT. LORENZO DANFORD
Will address the people as follows:
BELLAIRE. FRIDAY Sept. %, 7P. NJ.
SUGAR GROVE, York Township
SATURDAY, Sept. %, 2 o'clock p. NJ.
JACOBSBURG, SATURDAY, Sept. %,
7 o'clock p. NJ.
PUGH'S SCHOOL HOUSE, Wash.
ington Tp.) TUESDAY. Oct. 3, TIP.
NEW CASTLE, WEDNESDAY, Oct. 4,
7P. NJ.
SOMERTON, THURSDAY, Oct. B, 2P.M NJ.
GAINESVILLE, % ST
Additional meetings will be announced
each week.
The campaign is open. To make it
complete success all that is necessary is q
vigorous fight. Let the Union men Of the
county go to work at the beginning Of the
Campaign, resolved to make it success
These opening meetings should be fully at.
tended. Let soldiers and civilians, men,
women and children, turn out to them en-
.adSse
The Union men of the Country have
crushed out the Rebellion, let them now
give their attention to the Northern branch
Of the subject the Copperhead party.
By Order Executive Committee.
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YOUNG-NEAI.-On the Sd inst, by Rev. McCorm
acG, Mr.. Silas E. Young and Miss Carissa +. Neal
all OF Belmont County,O.
DOUGLASS-RAMSEY.--O the nth inst. al the
Farmers Home, by ]. Neswanger Mr.. James b.
douglass and Miss Eliza ]. Ramsey.
HiLlr-CHAMBERLIN.-On the god OF August 1885
by Rev: w. X Marshall, at the NJ. f. Church in ST.
Siairsville Ohio IN Amos Hin and Miss Mary Z
Chamber'in, all - Belmont cossty, 7ohio'='+ u<ass
T-THoRNBERRY.-on the 3lst Of August
1865, BY A. II. Caldwell, ESQ.,, Mr. Charles 1srreu
and Miss Alverty Thornberry, all of Bel. co.
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Local Matters.

r@rNoTIcETo SUBSCRIBERS. All four
Subscribers ,oho find their papers married. thus
ID on he margin, after their names, ,oill
understand hat their subscriptions are about
out, and that they are requested 10 rcne,o
ARp Rpopers ara stopped when the suLscrip.
lion erpires.
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DIR. William Estep.

OPERATING Surgeon, having retired FROM Military
" Surgery, will perform every variety of operations
required oil the human body. Such Trephinimg the
skull in compression OF the brain from any cause
outing such operations. amputa,iom Of upper lower
eKremiies any point ExsectioI of Jouts OF portion
OF Shafts OF Bones, Straigher Cross Eyes Club Feet
remove Cataract remedy defornities of the Eye Lids
Insert Arfffcnl Eyes. made from new mate rial. on an
improved principle lie assertion causing pain and
viii have the movements and besy OF the natural eye
Hair Lip and olher defoTmities of the mouth Re.
all iumots tnot mnrfgham). unsightv mole OF
the face removed without leaving scar
All operations performed withoet pam.
Loydsville, Ohio June 29-3m
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"THE STEUBENvILLE GAZETTE. This
is the title of new paper started at Steu-
benville by Chas. N. Allen, Esq, late of
the Cadiz Sentinel. The Gazette presents
a very neat appesrance, and is a sprightly
paper. Barring its abominabls politics, we
wish it success.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-14

UNION MASS MEETING AT CADIz.--A
Mass Union Meeting is to be held at Cadiz
on Friday, Sept. 18th. Gen. Shenck, Hon.
John A. Bingham and Capt. Lorenzo Dan
ford are the speakers. The people over at
Cadiz are making considerable preparation
for this meeting, and it is expected it will
be pretty large one:
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Belmont Common Pleas.
NOTICE.


JACOB f. Grove Plaintiff | THE defendants, Eveline
vs.. 4 Dillon and Hanson
Charles Burlingame, Adm'r Dillon her husband who
3i Alex NJ Grove deed. reside in Bureau County,
EyeIne Dillon and Hanson Illinois hereby notifed
Dillon her husband, and that on the 26th dav Of
others. defendants. ! July 1906 the nlaintd 6Isd
petition ~ said Court against the Admin srator and
heirs at law OF Alexander II Grove decd and another
the object and prayer OF which petition is 10 ths
sale Of certain real estate in the Town Of St Clarsyie
II SAID ounty OF Belmont, Of which said Alexander
NJ Grove died seized to satisfy claim of the plaintiff
against said decedent, 10 secure which he has NOR.
gage on pan OF said realty being the LIST tract herein.
after described and also by assignment from Patience
Booker, judgment lien on all Of SAID really said
claim amounts TO s665 a. with interest on se59 ~
thereof from May 1850, al ~ per cent per annum -
SAD real estate IS described oiows is feet off tho
East side OF Lot No 80 and the undivided third of the
North half OF LOIS 70 So and 81 OF Is feet inches
IN width out OF the middle part OF said Lot 90 Unless
said defendants appear and answer or demur 10 said
petition by September 80 1866 the same will he akeu
as true and confessed by thern.
J. F. CHARLESwORTH, Clerk.
d. d. T. CowES, Atty for rlf
Aug ., 1855 6w
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the Probate Cour,
1H lof Belmont county the undersigned was ap-
pointed aud qualified Rs Executor OF the estate OF
Peer hann. decd. 'sle of Belmont county, Ohio
All those indebted 10 said requested 10 make
immediate payment; and those having claims aesinst
sao estate are nonhed to present them for settlement
within one year from this date.
GEO. W, RAMSEY, Executor
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Erecutria;'s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given thai at te Probe Court for
lN Belmont County, Ohio, the undersigned was ap-
pointed and suallhed as Exeeuirx OF the estate
OF Norris Lupion, deed, late of said county.
All those indebted said estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment and those having claims against
said estate are notified TO present them for settlement
within one year from this date.
sspz8 REBECCA LUPToN, Ex'rx.
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Probate Court.

NOTICE is lereby gwen that the following named
~ Executors, Administrators and Guardians have
filed in my office their aud vouchers ior settle
ment, 10 witt
John Welsh, Ex'r OF John Stitt. decd
Wilson Lennon, Admir- of Isaac James decd
John Welsh. Admir- of William Simpson decd
Mm. I. Meek. Admir- OF Isaac Horkhemer decd
kIger Fletcher, Exrs of Chr stan Mosshurghdec,d
John w Milligan. Admir- with III. will annexed OF
Thomas Crozier deed.
James McGaughy, Guardian OF Isaac v. Williams
Mary Thomas, Guardian of james f. & Mary R
Thomas. ' -
James Dinsmore, Guardian OF Sarah ]. Lyle
Asa Garretson, Ex'r OF James sIcLeish. decd
The hrt five will be for hearing and settlement on
on the 18th and the last five the 1th day Of September
next DAWN HARMS
aug ~, 1850. Probate Judge.
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.aeS,sstsststr1Es.sE's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Probate Court
In Belmont County, Ohio, the undersigned was mp
pointed and qualified as Admnstrairix Of the estate Of
David Thoburn deed late Of said County.
All those indebted said estate reque 10 make
immediate payment; and those having claims against
said estate notified to present them for settlement
within one year from this date.
ELIZABETH THoBURN, Adm'x.
0-3t
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ST. cLlIRSyI[[E NURSERY.

+ HAVE large Apple Trees of good growth, that will
sell very low. Cherries, Peaches Pears Plums, aud
small fruit plenty and Pines from to feet high
Grape Vines, and other stock. employ no Agents
sept14.3m. JOS. HARRIS.
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.4a,ssS,sistrnsOr's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Probate coun fo
" Belmont County, Ohio the undersigned ar
pointed and qualified Administrator OF the estate Of
Ebenezsr b. Nc Mlen deceased late of said county.
All those indebted 10 said reque sted 10 max,
immediate payment and those having claims agains'
said estate notified present them for settlement
within one year from this date.
Ang. 10, 653w THoS MIcHENER. Admir-
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.asy,ssi,sissratOs.'s Notice.

or Hemon Coyrgy gVe hn % ,bs a. @ wa.
pointed and qualified Administrators OF the OF
Charles Armstrong, deceased, late OF said County.
All those indebted said requested TO make
immediate payment; and those having claims against
said estate noti6ed present them for settlemen
within year from this date
Sept. A-3w JAMES KERR Admir-.
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DR.. JOHN V. WEBSTER,
DIR u q GI 8 T.
Flushing, Bel. Co.. O.

Il EEPs CONSTANTLY ON HAND and for ..t.
IN full and complete stock of DRUGS PAINTS
DYE STCfFs, PERFUMERY, &c He solicis the
public patronage anpo4.ams
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THE LONG ARM CHOP.

tisput up in neat pound papers 30 pounds in a boz
II is rapidly becoming a favore Tea with the com
munity From present appearances it is destined NOT
only 10 become great favonte but q standard Tea in
consequence OF ts hneness and of flavor and
great strength-which makes
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Taxes for the Year 1865.
COUNTY TAXES.

TTNHE rates OF taxation in Belmont County for the
L year l-65, as follows on each One Hundred
Dollars of valuation:
STATE TAXES COUNTY TAXES
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The Democratic Ticket.
FOR COMMON PLEAS JUDGE.
WIN. Krssos, st. Clairsville.

FOR REPRESENTATIVES,,
PArros,St. ClairsviHe.
DR.. LUKE WORRIES, Flushing.
TREASURER,
I. H. PATTERSON, st. Clairsville.
CLERK OF THE COURTS,
JF. .oHAaLrswoRrH, ST. ClairSVille.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
MI. W. GLOVER, st. ClairSyille.
...sa.. RECORDER,
JOHN B1oKHAM, st. Clairsville.
COMMISSIONER, -
JESSE BARTON, Colerain Township.
Ct--g --1' CORONER, EC.GIT g.
THoxAs MITCHELL, Pease Township.
INTrRMARf DIRECTOR,
JomTAoaA.arr, near st. Clairsville,
sss Do. % sfye's oatsrrn Rsmsdy.
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PROCLAMATION.

NOTICE is hereby made 70 the qualified Voters Of
~ Belmont county, OHIO, that general election will
be held ss required BY law. the second Thursday,
being the 10Th day of October 1885 stths several places
Of holding general elections In said County OF Belmont
snd you will then and there proceed 10 vote By ballot for
One Governor for the state Of Ohio
One Lieut. Governor for the state Of Ohio.
Que Supreme Judge full ternl for the state of Ohio
One suprcfae Judge tvscaDcy) for the state OF Ohio
One Treasurer Of State for the state OF Ohio
One Attorney General for the safe OF Ohio,
One School Commissioner for the state Of Ohio,
One Member Of the Board Of Public Works for the
state of OH
One Clerk Of the Supreme Coun for The state Of Ohio
One Common PlessJ lodge for the 2d subdivision o
we sth Judicial district composed Of the counties o
Belmont Guernsey and Monroe,
One Senator of the Ohio Legis1ture for The cstrict
composed Of the counties oi Harrison and Belmont
Two Representatives for the county Of Belmont, In
the Ohio Legislature.
One CLERK OF Court for the county Of Belmont,
Que Prosecuting Attorney fof the county Of Belmont
Ohc recorder for county Of Belmont
One Commissioner for the com " Of Belmont,
One Surveyor for the county Of Beimont
One Coroner for the county Of Belmont
Oie lnhfmsry Director for TIE county Of Belmont,
Ihe Trustees Of the several Townships Of snd coun.
" are hereby no'idcd that the following number Of
Jurors are apporoned 10 their townships
and tha they required select the SAID number and
make return thereof TO the Clerk Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas with the Poll Book within two days
after the said Second Tuesday Of October 1865
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DEATHS.

MARTIN.--One Wednesday. 9Th inst, Minnie Mary
youngest daughter of Felix G. and Abby w. Martin,
aged about mos.
DlDAY-of Palsy, near Warnock's Station, on the 9Th
inst, Mrs Sara all Dday, wife OF Joseph Diday in the
5Gth year OF her age. after illness of 90 hours she
left a husband and children TO mourn her loss.
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400 Engravings,

Presenting views OF all the Cities and principal
Public buildings and monuments-Bsrtle felds-His-
torc locaies-Naonal curlosities-and scenes illus
tratng the times OF the Rebellion &C. principally from
drawings taken on the spot by the authors.
BY JOHN w. BARBER, author Of Historical col.
lections Of Connecticut &c.
And HENRY HOWE, author of Historical collec.
tions Of Virginia Ohio &c, &c. Sold ay subscription
only. For sale by
Sept. IA, IS. JOSEPH wOODROFFE
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The most economical Team use

We have long made it a study to furnish Tea tha,
would SUIT all varieties OF tastes but until the pro
ducuon oil our Long Ann CHoP have we felt that we
had attained that much desired and long sought for OBJ
lect The Long Arm Chop is a Black Tea with Green
lea havor, and can be relied upon for its uniform purity
aud healthy effects. This Tea is composed OF the
choicest leaves. and cured without cooring matter OF
any KIND and in precisely the manner as # pre-
pared or native consumption 1t is consequently more
wholesome and delicate IN favor than the arthciay
coiored Teas. Natives Of Tea countries never color
Teas arilhcialy, nor sort them into Gunpowders, I'm
perals Hysons, Twankays &c for their own consump-
non; They do so only when preparing them for other
markets 1t will be perceived, therefore, that the Long
Arm Chop combines the virtues OF all the varieties OF
orgnal and natural Teas
IT'S the aim OF THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA Con-
FANNY IN introducing this Tea the Public. 10 make
mutually advantageous to them and ourselves.
~ The Company warrant this tea TO Tea Dealers
nnd me Dealers extend the guaranty consumers that
The Tea is not perfectly satisfactory be returned
and the money refunded,
FOR SALE BY
TEA DEALERS, GRoCERs, AND DRUGGISTS
throughout the Country.
Retail Price. 81 -e5 per pound.
The Great American Tea Co.,
GO and 81 Vesey Street, New York
sep7-3n.
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Farm for Sale,

4, = ship, Belmont Co., Ohio, about two miles North of
kins-y's Mills containing
One Hundred and Fifteen Acres.
% ACRES CLEARED-princpally in grass-the balance
There is good dwelling house on the place an or.
celent orchard OF bearing trees about one Of
vines, and plenty of good waters s'i
The six foot vein OF coal underIes tbis farr ,rd i
open and in working conditon ~ "
will sell the above together or will sell about 1s
aeIes-a good situation for Goa bank and vineyard
object in selling is 10 move West '
mals-6w. WILLIAM r.e1r