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TESTIMONIALS.

From Hon. Thos. J. Turner, Ex-Memher Of Consr-..
from Illinois, ,ae Speaker OF Illinois House OF Rrpre.
senIaives, and Grand Master OF A. F. and A. NJ. OF
the State OF Illinois.
TRERPoFr, Oct. 2l, 1853.
Dr. D N. SsELYE: Dear SiT-M reply 10 yor notice
Of the leti inst, would say thai severely ntc-
ted with Calarrh for years, when became acquained
with you and bought bottles OF your Liquid Catarrh
Remedy Before had used one boue was sehsibly
improved, and before the second bottle finished,
was completely cured. can recommend the medicine
10 all afflicted with Catarrh
Respectfully Yours, .. -.
This is TO certify that in the use of DR.. Seeyes Ca
arrh Remedy, ! experienced much relief aud have
heard many speak OF being invaluable for the
OF Catarrh. Yours, &c,
Chicago, May t2, 1864. EDWARD ely.
From sParmly." the well-snown Halter, nnder the Trs
mont House Chicago III.
De. y. II. SEELYg Co: Genis-Your Catnrrh Rem
edy have used and fully recommend il the best
remedy known. II has cured me- and believe is
certain cure in all cases. JOHN PARMLY.
Chicago, H., May g, 1864.
For sale by all Druggists. , tfe23.-B5iy.
Sold in ST. Clarsve by Isaac II. Patterson, and by
Druggists everywhere.
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A Small Farm for Sale.

I OFFER FOR SALE MY FARM. containing a.!
Acr lying one mile Southeast of Louisville. aud
onehalf MILE south Of the Great Weser on the road
leading to Lewis Mil.
The improvements are n good Cottage House. con-
tanning eight rooms. with good ceiar-a first AssA
rate Spring and Spring House-good Stnble-Sfk5y
Corn Crihs-Wagon Shrd-Carriage House e.
Smoke House, aud olh,r outbu:ldings-Garuers
for small grain-a Young Orc hard OF 50 Select Ample
Trees. with other varieties OF Fruit Trresrwo Acres
planted in Grapes. Said Farm is under good state Of
cultivation, with good fencing aud seven acres good
Timber.
Persons wishing nice home, wan ting 10 so into
the culture OF the Grape, will do well to call and
anime said premises.
TERMS: All cash or part cash-lo suit purchaser.
feS-tN +. q. MA RrlN.
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TIE CONCERT AT THE NJ. E. CHURCH.
Our citizens Should remember the concert
at the NJ. Il Church, onto morrow (rhurs-
day) evening, for the benefit Of the M. 4.
Sabbath School. The music will consist Of
choice anthems. duets, trios, quartetts aud
choruses.
The object of this concert is very praise
worthy, and should secure large atten-
dance. ~ -. r q Il
Tickets of admission have been fixed at
rs cts. for adults--i5 cts. for children.
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prNoTIcE TO SUBSCRIBERS All ofour
subscribers tcho find their papers marked thus
k1 on the margin, after their names, 'oiH
understand that their subscriptions are about
out, and hot they are requested to rene'o.
Au papers are stopped tohen the subscrip-
tisn espires. ...
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Administrators Sale of Real
Estate, <h

TN PURSUANCE of an order granted by the Pro.
i bate ,utt Of Belmont County, Ohio, will offer for
for sale, at public auction. on
Saturday, March 40, 1866,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ upon the premises The folio wing
dnscrb, r'Hl e,tae sIiuae the Counly Of B I'm M
and state o. Orii TO wit: lying in P-s>e Township.
in sad Comfy; being pait OF Section "a Tp O. Range
2; continuing acres more or less except tract of
about III of the Norr thereof which in S83
was enc os-d in e u. and US pasturA field.
and which was sold by the dersigned May 49, 1863,
TO Samuel Oksenb.e. The tract renainins contarng
IS acres or less, and being The sam, tract now
occupied by the undersig ed Said premises will be
sold free Of dove Tema made on day of sale.
MARY ANN TAYLOR, ADMIR-
Of William Y. Taylor, decd.
February 8, 1866 5w
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We are glad to announce that our old
subscribers are generally renewing their
subscriptions. and that We are daily adding
new ones to our list. We should be glad
to see the good work continue. The CHRoN,
IcLE ought to 90 into every Union family
in Belmont County.
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LADIES and Gentlemen requiring the
services Of experienced Dentists, are re-
,spectfully invited to call on the undersigned
who will be at the Natiotal Hotel, St.
Clairsvills, for few weeks, on aud after
the 18th inst.
Teeth carefully extracted and full setts
Of artificial teeth inserted in from four to
six weeks afterwards. IA
81 All-xork warranted. "irn
w s. MARIs & WRIGHT.
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.ad,,fnfsfrafor,s Notice.

NOTICE IL hereby given that ~ The Pfobas Court ot
IN belmont Couaie. OHIO, the undersigned was sp.
poiptsd aud quaii6ed Adinipsfstor u The tsiae Of
EliLsbeth Hdwsfds. deceased. late ~ snid County.
Al those indebted said estate requested 70 make
immediate payments and ihose having claims against
said estate notified TO present them Tor setfement
BUOH McNEB,Y, Admir-.
Frbrnsry z. 1900 .2vs
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Store Goods at Auction!

XTTIi.L GE SOLD AT PUBL, SALE, in LoYDs-
w WILLIE a the store OF the subscr her beginning
on MONDAY MORNING, FEB 10TH. 1866, and coi-
tnung from day to dav large lot OF first class goods
including Wiuer Wear for gentlemen andladirs Boots
shoes Hats, Caps Shnws. Hosiery Gloves, Flannels
Del aines. Bamorals. Groceries. &c. &c.
TERMS: Sums under IS cash; all over as prom.
issoty note with approv ed security and pay able in SIX
months, will be required. JACOB ELY.
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SYMPTOMS

The symptoms OF Caiarrh they generally appear
FIRST very slight Persons find they have cold,
that they have frequent attacks, and sensitive
the changes OF temperature In this condition. the
may be dry, slight discharge. thin and acrid
aerward becoming thick ard adhesive. As The disease
becomes chronic, the discharges increased in qua-
~ and changed in qualify; they are now IN cs and
heavy. ard hawked or coughed of. The secretons
offensive, causing bad breath; the voice is thick
and harsh the eyes weak the Of smell 10
lessent6 destroyed deafness frequently TAXI, place.
Another common aud irnporap, symptom OF Catarrh is
that the person is Obliged Ia clear his throat in the
ing OF a thick or shiny mucous which has fallen down
from the head during the night When this takes place,
the person may he that his disease is s way
the lungs and should lose time in arresting il
The above are but few OF the many Catarrhal S. mp
toms.
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CoLLrcron HOWELL wishes us to inform
ths people that the December Monthly list
& taxes b as been received, and if not paid
Sn OF before February isth the penalty will
be added. fnl .aJ
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Belmont Common Pleas.
PETITION for PARTITION.

BAaam Nichols and Abigail Ncholslhis wife)pettoners
Fetnsh Hatcher. Maria Seby tinsane) MARY Kilbawand
Joshua Kilban her husband. Joseph Hatcher samuel
Hatcher. Albert Hatcher, Rebecca AVN Day wife OF
Henry Day. Joshua q. Hatcher. Elijah Inicher,
Phnbe X. Hatcher. Sarah Jane Close wife of Henry
" Close. Joshua Hatcher William Hatcher (son OF
Obediah, John Hatcher. Jacob Hatcher Mahlon
Hatcher. Cynthia Y. Hatcher. James McKitirick John
Mckitrick. Mshlon Mckiunck, Phorbe r. formerly
Mckiitr"k ard her husband name unknuwnl. Eliza
leth Robinson and her husband tname nnknownl,
Thornas C. Hatcher Delah Davis wife Of Jackson
Davis. Lciha Stnnbrock and her husband (naue un-
known. David l.. Hatcher. and Mahlon J. Hatcher,
ad1lts. aud william Hatcher tson Of Mahion Bl,
Feiuah McKurck. Sarah McKitirick. Ann r. Hatch
er, Cay Hatcher Webster Hatcher, Elizabeth Hatch
aud Mahion T.. Hatcher. minors.
'I'HE above named defendants will take notice that
on the 10Th day Of December. fs65. the plaintiffs
filed petition in the Common Pleas Court Of said Coun-
". where the same is pending demanding PARTITION
Of The tract nj land in Richand Township in said
County. Of which Mahlon Hatcher late Of said County,
died seized. ard which occupied by him the tme
OF his deaih-contaning 145 acres more or less and
parucnlarlv described in the petition.
Said petition will be for hearing the next term Of
said Cont. D. D. T. COWEN
Dec 2s, 1865. CIV Atty for Perrs
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be pre-
lN serted TO the Commissioners of Belmont County,
at their mr. xt session. he held the first Monday Of
March, praying for the establishment OF County Road
along the following described route in said County. to
denoe Of Will am q. Knm y, il Goshen Township
thence Northes the WesI boundary of Smith rown-
ship; tlence Rast 10 the residence Of Michael 3 yder
thence on o. near the Individual road now used the
residence of Gabtiel Moore; thenc- Northeast on the
line be the premises of Gabriel Moore and Geo.
HALL; thence in same direction across McMahon' s
Geek ID Ce ra Ohio r. r.; thence East on The Roat
now used until 1t iniersects the County Road near
Lewis Mill.
February &, 1900.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-08

A COMPANY is being organized in this
neighberhood to prosecute the search for
oil in the "Hardesty Well" This we'll had
n sunk to q considerable depth, but was
- - :. 'oned at the outbreak Of the war. The
!. m Wheeling Greek. Shares are
k25 each.
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Certificate Of Authority.
ITO Expire on the 3ist day of January, 1851
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE
INlIfR 4 DEP 4

INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.,
CoLUMBus ONO January @. 1865.
NITHEREAs, the Hartford Fire Insurance Compa-
w ny. located at Hartford in the State Gf Connec-
ticut, has filed in this Office sworn statement OF its
condition, required by the first section of the act
TO regulate Insurance Companies not Incorporated by
the State of Ohie.m passed April ). 1856 and amended
F-bruiry ISfl aud whereas. said Company has fur
nished the undersigned satisfactory evidence that tits
possessed OF ut least One Hundred Thousand Dollars OF
actual capital invested in stocks or bonds or in mort
cages of real estate worth double the for which
The same is mortgaged; and whereas, SAID Company
has filed in this office written instrument under its
corporate SEAL signed by the President and Secretary
thereof authorizing amy agent or agents OF said Com
pnny in this State. TO acknowledge service OF process
for and in behalf Of said Company, according TO the
terms of said law
Now, Therefore, in pursuance of The first section of
the aforesaid act, J., JAMES II. GOLDMAN Auditor of
State for Ohio do hereby certify that said Hartford Fire
Insurance Company is authorized to transact the bus-
OF Fire Insurance in this State until the hiry-h
day Of January, in the year thousand eight hundred
and sixIy-seven.
In witness whereof, have hereuno sub
(sKALl scribed my name and caused the seal of my
office 10 be affixed the day and year above
written.
JAMES II. GOODMAN Auditor of State.
DAVID ALLEN, Agent, bridgeport
fe1-3t ........ ..r
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TnE New Phils8elphja t0.) Advocate
says that on the evening MJsnuary 81, four
men, named Richard Conrtright, Daniel
Schoonover, William EvgAr, and Adam
Barnett, succeeded in mah1k their escape
from the Tuscarawss County Jail. A
reward Of s25 is offered for the arrest OF
each Of them.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-08

FusrHEn ETANaEs OF REAL ESTATE.
Mr.. VIM. P. Fraxier has bought the
Lewis House and furniture.
Mr.. Conrad Troll has bought the farm o'
nr. Robt. J. Alexander, near town.
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pfhsosAL. Senator West sad Repre-
s.ptitiys Patton were at home over Sunday.
Ever, tAhins Il moving slosg smoothly in the
Lssi.ls,iiFe. There is a probability of an
.a;o.rnment about the first Of April.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-08

Ma. JOHN K, CLARK, Cashier Of the
Writ National Bank Of Cambridge, has re-
.;snsd. and oontemphtss removing West.
M. Saml. J. McMabou has been elected
/, Cashier. ~.
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AN ORDINANCE
Prescribing the duties Of the Recorder of
the Incorporated Village Of Martin g

the Incorporated Village Of Martin g
Ferry.
SEC. l. Be il ordained by the Council OF the Incorpo
rated Village OF Martins Ferry, That il shall be the
duty OF the Recorder of ie corporation in the absence
of the Mayor. preside all meetings OF the council,
keep accurately the proceedings OF the council in
book provided for That purpose; TO issue all orders
the treasury that have been passed by the council; TO
write all notices " be served by the Marshall 10 keep
roll OF the officers and members OF the council; to
call the roll and down all delnquenis 10 keep
record Of all orders signed by him and take rccep
from the rurty in whose favor the order IL ssued io
prepare notices OF the times OF the annual election
the number and OF the officers to be elected tc
prepare notices Of the election appointment OF mem
bers and rfom all olher duties apperiainng to his
office directed by the council.
SEC 3 For neglect or refusal 10 perform any 81 the
dries mentioned this acL he shall be subject to fine
OF from one 10 Eve dollars the Council may drtefne
SEC. g. The Recorder tor his services. included in
this act. shall be entitled 10 the sum of twenty five dol
lars per annum, in addition 10 fifty cents per night a-
councilman.
SEC 4 This ordinance shall take effect from and
after its passage.
Passed December 90 1865.
ALBERT RICE Mayor.
s. F. DKAs, Recorder.
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CHICAGO has something new to boast Of.
IL now claims the possession Of ''the most
noble palatisl eating house on the contin-
ent.
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MI A n r T r d :

ToMPKINs-DILI,ON On the evening Of January
~ 1866 at the residence Of the brides father by the
Rev. $. NJ. Cripmnn, Mr. George Tompkins and Mls,
Zepha O Dillon, all Of Arlington, ILL.,
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i'A Mas. EIIzABErN Rlrrss widow Ct Mat
rthsw Rit,s. aad mothe er Of Mr.. ". X; hltts'
. died at the residence NJ her Sop' 10 IN,
Nplace, on Monday sss,:inyS' at an advanced
sags. g "a
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ROAD NOTICE.
Feb. 1, 1866.

A PETITION will he presented TO the Commission
IA ers Of Belmont County, at their next March ses.
,on praying for change OF the oca ion OF the county
oad lr aiding from Little NcMahons Creek 10 the Ma
ional Road, in Richlard Township, Belmont County;
at the house of David Brown aud running
I;as,w srdy 10 the National Road-disance about 25
rods aud vacating the road that runs Westwardy
from said Browns to the National Road-dislance
about 20 rods. All in the lands OF said Brown.
Feb. l, 1865
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-08

bM Pzssess owning live stock sho ~ ~. ,aSe NJ.
IT. Msjor Nsiswaneer is agent iot
tion.I Insurance Co.. OF Dayton.olai
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Seed Sweet Potatoes.

VNHE SUBSCRIBER residing in Pennsville Morgan
l. County. Ohio, informs III" public that he has
hand lot Of SEl.ECTED SWEET POTATOES. All
sprouiers wishing to obtain good Seed may be supplied
by making early application. Those ihnt wish seed
should write and send their several amounts and il will
be strictly attended to, and all Information will be given
by the subscriber. JAMES MICHENER.
[IeS-2wsl
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THs next Harrison County Fst w s.v.
Asld ss Osdis on the Sd, 4th and ssa gay
n October.
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.qes,,si,,sstrafer,s .nortce.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the Probate Court TOR
~ Belmont County, Ohio, the undersigned mp.
pointed and qualified Administrator Of the estate OF
Julia ID. Fox. decd. late OF said County.
All those indebted to raid estate requested 10 make
immediate payments and those having claims against
said estate are notified to present them for settlement
within one year from this date.
February 8, 1896 -3w
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DAS4D want Agents every
where 10 sell IMPROVED $50 Sewing Machines
Three new kinds Under aud upper feed Warranted
Ave years Above salary or large commissions paid
The ONLY machines sold IN the United States for less
than $40 which are fully licensed by Howe, Wheeler
Wilson, Grover Il Baker Singer & Co. and Bachelder
All other cheap machines are infrlngements aud the
seller or user liable 70 arrest fine aud inprlson
,neuI Circulars free Address or call upon shaw
Clark Biddeiord Maine. oI al No S23 broadway, New
York; No. 236 Carter 81, Philadelphia, Pa No. ID
Iom1ard's Block Chicago. Ill. No. 40 West Fourth
81, Cincinnati, o. or No Spaulding's Exchange,
Rn,fsIo' n, VI tIf Ii+ s. 80 jail1y
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Attachment Notice

John Cary 1.-THE above named defendant will
vs.. take notice that an attachment was
Pstiick Joice issne6 against him on the isth Of De
cember 1855, for $3.50 TO- with interest from filing Of
petition JOHN CARY.
J. B. SyfrH, AIRY for Pl,'I
Jan. H. 1896.
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attachment Notice.

William Ste wan } T., HFoRE Israel Philips. J. r Of
ID Pets- Township, Belmont Co,
III. Brown. )Ohio
On the 2jh day nj J,nuafy. ts6J, snid Justice ssued
an order NJ narlne IN The aboSr a. ion for the sum
Of ~ ty Dollar. WM. STEWART.
Bridgeport. Feb g. 1900 .3ws
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Executors Notice.

NToTiCE ia hereby given that ut the Probate Court
IN Tor Belmont County, OHIO the undersigned was ap;
pointed apd qualified as fxseulry oi ihe estate oi
Jacob Qfew, deceased, late OF said Coupiy, 80
All those indebted said estate are requested TO make
Immediate payment; and those having claims against
ssS % s'sa @ are nonsS ~ y aI,s R.e'e '" o'
",'a,' a On, ~. a.'a ' Asy ~ CREW, Errf
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&lAMA A MONTHi-AGENTs wanted
Tor sf1 ENTIRELY NEW IEIIcLEs Just
out Address o. T. CAREY, City Building, Biddeford,
Maine jali1y
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Hon. JonN PATTON will accept our
thanks for favors from Columbus.
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Iron Clad Rat Trap!

L ~ " 'N JAS osBoRHE..
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Local Matters.
Time Table Of G. o. r. r.
FnR sTATloNs In pELMONT COUNTY.
~ q, -, RAIL ROAD,

RAINS GOING EAsr' rRAiNs GOING S,S. WEST
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8. F. DEAN, Recorder.
Arizona miner., 1866-04-25

SEC. II. The Board of Supervisors shall act as q Board of Equalization in their To. spective counties, and shall, after the assessor shall have made and returned an assessment of the taxable property within the county convene and hear and determine any obiec. tions to the assessment of property, and may reduce or equalize the valuation of such prot, erty as the justice of the case may require and they may increase the assessed value of any property in the county, whenever they believe it to have been assessed at less than it's actual value.
 Sgc. l2. All the duties imposed upon the Clerk of the Board of Commissioner by chapter of the Howell Code, entitled "6f the Local Administration of Counties D are hereby imposed upon tue Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, and all duties imposed upon him by any act by virtue of his holding said office, are hereby imposed upon and made the duty of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisor SEC l3 The said Board f Supervisors shall not audit and allow their own accounts. A | provided by chapter 9 of said Code, but the same shall be audited and allowed by the 1 Probate Judge of their respective counties. ! SIC. H. The Governor of this Territory is hereby authorized, immediately after the pas. sage of this act, to appoint and commission the Supervisors for each county in the Terri. tory, as specified in this act, who shall hold ofce until the next general election, or until their successors shall be elected and qualified All vacancies in county and township offices. except that of Probate Judge, shall be filled by appointment of some suitable person to fill such office, by the Board of Supervisors, such persons so appointed, to hold office until the next succeeding election, or until their sue. cessors are elected and qualified.
 Src. l5. All the rights, privileges, power, Jurisdiction, pay and emoluments conferred upon, and all duties imposed upon the Board of County Commissioners by the Howell Code, 1, or any part thereof, are hereby conferred and imposed upon the Board of Supervisors, and all acts or parts Of acts in conflict with this act are hereby repealed.
 SEc. l6 This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage.
 Approved December 90, 1865.