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Equal RIGHTS FOR woMEN-MR. CURTIS
SPEECH Elsewhere we print an address to the
voters of the United States1 most infiuentially
signed, in advocacy of the ballot for women.-
This is a subject that deserves thought and dis
eussion, and in this connection we direct atten-
tion to the very able and scholarly speech Of
Mr.. George william Curtis, in the New York
Constitutional Convention, also printed here
with. Mr. Curtis is one of the profoundest think
ers in America, and we IL guarantee that no
one who commences TO read his speech will stop
nntil it is finished. He completely and thor
suahIy brushes away every objection that we
have ever heard urged against giving the ballot
to women.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-10-10

Mr. Tom. LAWSON, a colored man, carried
every pound of mortar that went into Welday's
block-soine of it up three stories. During all
this time he kept five bricklayers supplied with
"mort." "Old Mort, " as the briclleyers call
him, is a hero.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-10-10

LARGE PEACHEs.-Our good friend, Joseph P.
Arrick, ESD, OF Hendrysburg, has sent us two
peaches grown by him, weighing, respectively,
and ounces, and measuring So and 81 inches
In circumference. They were very rich and de-
licious to the palate. Who can beat them?
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PrObnte COllrt.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the follow
~ ing named Executors, Administrators. and
Guardians have filed in my office, at st. Clairs-
vile, Ohio, their accounts and vouchers for set
tlement, 10 wit:
Elzie Moore, Guardian of William Gilham,
minor
John G. Hoyle, Guardian of Daniel and Henry
Stanton, minors.
James Kennon, Executor of William Griffith,
decd.
Matthew Booth Guardian OF Western and
William Lowe, minors. ,...- ...
Harrison Brady, Admir- of John Brady, decd.
George II. Heberllng, EX'rof Achilles ID. john
son. decd.
Amos G.. Martin, Guardian of Martha A. Mar
Elhu Hollingsworth Ex'r of Abraham Pack
er, decd.
", w. Watt, Admir- of Robert Watt decd.
Te nTSt iogf gaPye n9IIsea VII be for bearing
five on the 3lst days of October next.
@. w. CARROLL, Probate Judge
Oct, s, 1857.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-10-10

IMPROVEMENTS ABOUT UTTowN.-Workmen have
been engaged for a week and more in putting
an additional story ON Frazier's Hotel. The
brick work was completed a day ortwo ago, and
the carpenters are pushing it rapidly forward to
completion. This Improvement adds very
greatly to the room in the house and to its out
ward appearance
Welday's block is under roof and now re-
sounds with the hammer and saw of the car
penter. We presume that, by the time this par
agraph is read, most of the flooring will be laid.
This building, when completed, will be an orna-
ment to the town. 1t is the only iron front in
the County.
+ Messrs. Dr. Fisher and Jesse Bewley have
made and are making very great improvements
on their property.
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Belmont Go. 8. s. Union.

THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Belmont
i County sabbath School Union will be held
at MAkTINSNILLE, on Tuesday and Wednes-
day, OCTOBER Y and Recommending at IL
o'clock. A. NJ.
Addresses by experienced Sabbath School
men, and discussion Of practical topics may be
expected.
Chidren's meeting Wednesday afternoon.
b. DAVENPORT, President.
WIN. ALEXANDER, Sec'y. Oc3
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THE COLUMBUS
WOODEN Manufacturing CO.

A MONG the enterprises in our state richly
"A deserving encourage ment and patronage 10
Company. This Company was organised in
1851, when large and substantial brick manu-
factory was erected at the foot Of Mound Street,
just across the canal bridge. The capital stock
was at Tirst S.0,OJO. II has been gradually In.
creased, and Is at present $1,000.
For the last flve or six years the Manufacturing
Company has been, as ii is now in a fiourishins
and prosperous condition. Its business has been
extended; its facilities enlarged; its credlt
placed upon firm basis and it's Manufactured
goods are in constant demand and meet With .
ready sale. For this prosperous and increased
business in the Manufactory the Company and.
the public are mainly indebted TO J. p, Bruck
ESQ, the secretary and Treasurer OF the Com
paiya who, having Lad the general overnight OF
Us affairs, has managed them with singular
ndellty, prudence and sagaclty.
To give some idea of the amount Of business
Done in the Mandatory, IL uses up annually
10000 yards Of cloth annually. The goods manu-
fsctured are purely of wool and consist prin-
cipally of plain and fancy cassimeTes, doeskihs,
setinets, plain and plaid nannelS, biankets and
siAEking yarns These are sold at wholesale 0
retail at the ofilce in the Manufictory.
There are in the Manufactory sets OF nis-
ehinery, including 80 spindles and ~ power
looms, running daily. The number of employees
is ffty-stx, about one-half Of whom are females.
Ihe Wool used used Is principally pr3cnred In ohio,
the East. The enterprise Is, IN all respects stEtds
ly Western one.
AS such, and especially ns \ hons enterprise,
Its claims upon our citizens are paramount,
while the qualities OF Its goods are superior for
wear and durability To, those manufactured in
the East, for this conclusive reason--that they
are wholly free from cotton or sholdy, so
thought ana 50 judged the committee on manu-
factured WOODEN goods nj the recent state Fair,
for they awarded seven out of the nine prenfi-
ulns Offered on such goods TO ihe Columbus
Woolen Manufacturing Company.
estabisSmehts: g. I - TT"i Wnson ~ ,ns 'pioT1ns r
singer, j. Patton, frint Gaele. II. Meyer, L p.
Hoffner jaI1-ly
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The Richest Man i'm the World.

Extract ola Letter from BdJOn s. ROtitschKd.
PARIS, Sth April, 1864 % Rue Fauby, St. Honore
VIII you be Kind enough to have forwarded TO
me here ZtJ bottles oi your Indian LinimeEt; II
you Will send at the same time the account, |
Will forward you the amount through Messrs.
BELMONT Il Co., New York.
BACON SOLOMON ROTHsCIIILD having recon-
mended to many of his friends Major LANES
LINlMENT, and they being deiirous to procure
II, he should advise him to establish depot IN
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A GENTS WANT rED.--To INSURANCE AGENTS
cry city of more than 5000 population, to act for
us In canvasslng for business. A man who is al
ready established in some occupation which al
lows him few spare hours can easily increase
his income several hundred dollars per year.
This is au opportunity for active men to secure
a profitable connection with the best establish
ed kd5ertidng fkgeDcy "a the United ,stetesr-
Address, with hIh particulars, TefeIeEoes, Ec.,
CiEO. p. ROWELL & CO., 40 Park Row, N. Y.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-10-10

LOST on Thursday morning last on Marietta
street or between Rinker's corner and Frasier's
Hotel on Main, a solid Gold pin, leaf in center
pear set. The finder will confer many favors by
leaving the same at this Office.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-10-10

BELL FOR THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH'--A
bell has been ordered frcdn the West Troy IN.
~ Bell Foundry for the Presbyterian Church OF
this place. It will weigh over seven hundred
pounds, or nearly three times as much as the
Court House bell. Its tone will DE mellow ana
musical, like that on the church at klrhwoou.
This boil was bought by subscriptions, secured
by the indsfatigabie pastor, Rev. Robert Alex
ander. 1t Is expected within week.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-10-10

IF you would have the Union Party triumph
In Belmont County next Fall. and forever here
after: ruh the cirsulstion Of THn oHsosfcLBn
10 1900 and keep II there. ,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-10-10

THE campaign is now over, and we shall be
able to bestow more attention on miscellaneous
and literary matter; and in this particular we
intend that THE CHRONICLE shall maintain q
high standard.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-10-10

TIE FAIR-The late County Fair passed Off
with considerable eclaG The attendance on the
two last days was quite large As usual, the in
terest centered in the ring. Several very fne
horses took part I'm the pacing and trotting races
The first premium for trotting (slOO) was taken
by Newark horse. The esecond by horse own
ed by Mr.. Henry G. Harbour, of Wheeling. The
trotting was very fine, and created considerable
excitement. 4.
The display in the halls was meagre
About $500 will remain in the Treasury after
paying off the premium list and other debts of
the Fair.
The weather was clear and pleasant, but the
dust was insuffepoble.
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Dyeing, Securing, and Mend
ing Establishment.

Near the Swan II House, Cadis, o.
DyE1NG IN ALL coLoRs particularly at
IL tended to-Brown, Black, Purple, Green,
salmon OF various shades, neatly done.
Grape Shawls cleansed and colored.
d Ali goods not called for within 30 days after
they are ready for delivery, win be sold 70 pay
e'sti Goods received and returned by Cadiz Mesly.
apnl8-n -. r. IVE5ON.
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MIR. VAN NOPMAN'S

T'NGLlSH AND FRENCH FAMILY SCHOOL.
IA for Young Ladies, No. . West Is street. New
York, will reopen sept n. For full Information
see circular. Address as above.
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HOVGy'S Illustrated Guide

For 1857, is now ready, containing a list of 1900
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WE had very refreshing rain on Friday night
last, the only rain during the past six weeks.-
Thank fortune, this rain will cLose the reign Of
dustl
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-10-10

y. THE Gazette OF last week paraded in flaming
Job type the fact that the Union tickets had
printed on them, at the bottom Of the State
ticket, and in the same type as the balance OF
the ticket, " Constitutional Amendment, fes;"
and thereupon the editor charges fraud upon us
An printing those tickets. Now that the election
is over, will the editor please tell us wherein
lies the fraudf --.H
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A Farm and Stock for Sale.

HAVING DETERMINED TO QUIT FARM
IL ING ! now offer for sale my Farm Of so
Acres, about one-lalf bottom, the other good
upland, well watcrcd and plenty Ol good timber,
with House and Barn ana n young Orchard Of
choice lrrit, Peaches, Apples, Cherries, &c.
Will also sell "A nice Morgan Jack, four years
well broke to ride. but not to work, but are very
quiet and gentle 10 handle; one yearling mule,
and other stock To suit purchasers.
For further particulars apply TO a. g. BROWN,
proprietor, " miles South of Londonderry,
Guernsey CO., and miles North OF Fairvicw.
/ Will sell on reasonable terms. Oc3-3lk
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"A gratis TO the purchaser of every 100 of Ken
nedy's Mammoth Prize stationery Packages,
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have Them introduced.) Agents sell them as
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For tlil particulars of Prize Packages and Cata-
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THE LATE CANVASS IN oHIo.--Never before in
the history OF our state hns there been such
canvass, on the part Of the Union Party, as the
one just closed. Many Of us thought our state
Committee was late opening II, but when IL did
come we had real thunder. The best speaking
talent In the nation took part In the Union can
vass, and for weeks every secular day witnessed
n dozen or more monster meetings in different
parts of the state. From the National Senate
we had Vlce-PresidentW Wade, Morton, Sherman,
Chandler the scholarly Patterson (of N. II }, and
Thayer; and from the other House, Logan, KEEL
ly, Hayes, Bingham, Ashley, ,Shellabarger, Orth,
Cullum, Schoield, and others, while our own
State furnished, of those In private lfe the peer
less Gibson, Dennison, Hussaurek, Moody, and
many other brilliant orators. The Granite State,
too, sent us her gallant and eloquent soldier
Governor. Gen. Walter Hartman. For weeks
these men made the Buckeye State vocal with
their eloquence.
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see.

Total in the House......................2 z
In the Senate, we have lost the Belmont Dis
trict, certain, and doubtless the Ross and High
land, Adams and Scioto, Licking and Della
ware, and three Senators in Hamilton--ina-
king seven Senators, or a total loss OF - mem
bers of the Legislature. We have not the
figures at hand, but are told our majority in
the late Legislature was Al. II this be true, the
Copperhead majority in the next Legislature
willbe about Il.
The Cincinnati Gazette claims that we have
carried our Legislative ticket in Hsmilton Co.,
but on the other hand, we have probably lost
Stark z members.)
THE VERY LATEST.
A dispatch from Gen. Cowen this Thursday
morning, says the Coppcrheads have the Lesis-
lature, and that Governor is still in doubt.
The result in Pennsylvania is considered
doubtful. The majority will not be large either
way.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-The Fall Term of
the Court of Common Pleas will commence on
Monday Nov. IL. The following Jurors have
been drawn by the Clerk:
GRAND JURY.
David Hill, Kirkwood,
Ioman H. Green, York,
David Hawthorn Colerain,
Samuel Fisher Somerset,
John McAllister, Pultney,
Elijah Combs, Colerain,
William Bundy, Warren,
a J. NJ. Blackford Wheeling, g
q. T, Hoover, Wheeling,
Abraham Williamson, Richland,
J. w. Warfeld Warren,
Isaac Berry, Wayne,
William Tarbet, Pultney,
j. L. Chandler, Flushing,
Adam Bentz, Warren.
PETIT JURY.
William Darrah, Richland,
James Henderson, Colerain,
Daniel Holloway, Flushing,
James Duncan, Rchland,
David Deselms, Flushing,
I'd Joseph Thompson Union,
H. Thomas w Bently, Union,
Euclid Scatterday, Smith,
William Pancoast, Wayne,
Curtis Bright Washington,
William II. Mcbride, Richland,y
Josepil Wilson, Warren.
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$40 DAY MADE BY ANY ONE, with
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Beware of infringers. My circulars viii explain.
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ey-order Office by the Postmaster General.
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Fourteenth Quarterly Report OF the First
National Bank OF ~. CIsirsviIls, Ohio.
IyI,0tDln0 Us condition on he morning Of NE drn
MOn,tIy NJ OctoJe,', 1861.
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THE health of Thad. Stevens is inn
proving.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-05-23
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, to all persons
interested In the Estates of the re-
spective decedents, that the following
Accounts have been fled in the Regis.
ter's Office of Monroe county, and will be
presented for confirmation to the Orphans
Court of said county, at Stroud.burg. on
MONDAY, the 9th day of MAY, 1867,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ =
Account of Jonas Murphy, Executor,
&c, of George Murphy, deceased.
Account of George G.. Hawk, Admir-,
&c, of Elizabeth Ruff, deceased.
Account Of John Kresge, Admir-, &C.,
of Doct Ernst Sallman, deceased.
Account of Daniel Andrew, Admir-,
&c, of Matthias Frantz, deceased
Account of James Ii. Stroud, Guardian
of Sarah Ann Edinger.
Account of Sophia L. Evans & Will
liam K. Snyder. Adm'rs, &c., of Morris
Evans, deceased.
Account of Jacob Werkheiser, Adm'r,
&c, of Adam Werk heiser, deceased.
Final Account of j ohm Edinger, Admir-,
&c, of Jerome Mctzgar, deceased
Account of John ID. Frailey, Admir-,
&c, of John r. Ousterhoudt, deceased.
Account of Samuel Labar, Guardian, of
Marietta Bush.
Account of Samuel Labar, Guardian, of
Angeline Bush.
Account Of Simpson Fetherman, Execu-
tor, &C., of Rachael Fethermau, decd.
Account of Philip McCluskey, Admir-,
&c, Of Jonathan Fenner, deceased.
Account of Wilson d. Rouse, one of
the Executors, &C., of George Rouse,
deceased
First Account of Peter H. Robson,
Admir-, &C., of Joseph NJ. Robson, deco
Account of Charles NJ. Hanna & John
Hanna, Adm'rs, &C., of Jonas Hanna,
deceased
Account of Samuel Flyte & Joseph AL
temus Executors, &C., of George Flytc,
deceased.
Account of Maria Armitage, Adn'ix,
OF John Armitage, deceased
Account of Jonas b. Miller, Admir-,
&c, of Peter Miller, deceased.
Account of Thomas f. Heller, Admir-,
de donis non, of George Heller, deceased
Account of William Fine, Admir-, de
bonis non, of B. S. Schoonoyer, decd
Account of Abel Storm, Executor, &C.,
of Mary Hulshizer, deceased.
Account of Solmy nglemoyer, Adm tx,
&c, of Jacob Anglemoyer, deceased.
Account of Felix Storm & Abel Storm,
Executors, &C., of James Newell, decd.
Account of George Larue, Admir-, &C.,
of Alexander Brown, deceased
JOHN S. FISHER, Register
Registers Office, Stroudsburg,
May 2, 1867.