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pox'r forget the Fair, next week.

THE VISIT OF GEN. LOGAN TO ST. CLAIRs-
vILLE-on Friday afternoon last dispatch was
received from Columbus depot, announcing that
Gen. Logan and Col. Taylor, Of Chicago, would
be down on the evening train. dispatch was
semitic Barnesville, for the Conductor, request-
ing that they be put Off at Warnock's, where a
carriage would be in waiting Although the
General did not reach town until after 10 oclock,
many people were on the streets and gave him
q hearty welcome.
The General and Col. Taylor were the guests
of clifford rick, Esq, and all morning of Sat
urtlay Mr.. Ariclxs spacious parlors were throng-
ed with enthusiastic Union men, who called to
shake the manly hand of the renowned leader
of the 18th Army Corps.
The General and Col. Tay lor remained In town
until Monday They were greatly pleased with
their visit
We have heard of Logan's wonderful popular
ity in Illinois, and, after being In his society Tor
an hour or more, and hearing him speak from
the hustings, we readily see the reason. There
liz n bon hon,nie in his manner that is captiva-
ting In his face he looks great deal like an
indian: has long black hair and moustache,
high cheek bones, a swarthy complexion, broad
shoulders and black eyes that flash with un-
xyonted lustre when animated or are mild ana
mellow in repose. He has an iron frame and
constitution, that make him capable of the most
arduous campaigning. whether with drawn
sword at the head of victorious battalions or on
the stump.
Gen. Logan is but 35 years of age. His future
is brilliant, and wherever he may go he VIII
have no truer friends than those he made during
his three days stay in st. Clairsville.
Col. TAYLOR, who accompanied Gen. Logan, is
n member of the Illinois Legislature from the
city of Chicago, and q warm personal friend and
admirer of Logan.
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REMEMBER the Fair-Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday of next week.

A DEpLoRABLE AcCIDENT-MAN SHoT.-mr'
John P. Harvey, of Uniontown, was accldeht-
ally shot about noon on Saturday, while cross
ing the street between the National Hotel and
conyt House 1t occurredi in this wise: A min
iature cannon. mounted on top of a wagon from
wheeling was fred while passing down street,
and its contents entered Mr.. HIS side and lodg-
cd in the neighborhood of his kidneys. His ab-
domen was slightly torn. The street was iuli Vi
oeonle at the time, and consequently neither
MFR. H. nor those on the wagon were blamaple,
except for their carelessness. The shock caused
Mr.. Harvey to jump straight up OIL his ieet. lie
clapped his hand to his side and walked 10 the
payement without knowing the load had en-
tered him. A gentleman noticed he was paie,
and requested him to sit down. In momentl III
was discovered that he was severely wounded
and he was helped into Carroll q Mitchells drug
store. DIR. John Alexander was called, ana after
dressing the wound, Mr.. III. was carried up To
Frazier's Hotel, where he was well cared ior'-
Dr. Alexander, in particular, was Rlno anu "i'
remitting in his attentions
We understand the shot was fired by MI.
Ewing. of Wheeling. The wad was maze Oh
grass. Mr., Harvey is not disposed 10 cast any
more reflection on Mr.. e. than on himself pu'
thinks both were little careless.
Drr,ng,tbe evening of Saturday, Gen. Logan
ona Col Taylor visited him and spoke le"
words of good cheer.
Mr.. Harvey Is a member OF the Union oen0i" :"
Committee Of this County, and Is one OF the pes'
vouna mets within the range OF our acquaih.-
once. He received very ugly wouno' put is
improving rapidly.
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THE Fair next week will bring all the poiiti-
clans to town.
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RTlGERG.

DO you want 10 increase your circulationsc-
You preurh advertising, why do you not prac-
tce II? N0nsnlt q. p. ROW Ell & co. Y. y.
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PERsoNAL.-We were glad to make the ac-
auaintance of Capt. John Sargent, of New Phil
adelphia, Assessor for the XVIII District, on
Saturday. He is a clever gentleman and we are
inclined TO think III. didn't make much by his
investment in him.
The mass meeting on Saturday brought the
Bohemian Brigade" to town. We formed a
pleasant acquaintance with Mr.. Alden, of the
Cincinnati Gazette, and with Mr.. Coburn, of the
Commercial. tn i
Mr. Foutz, Treasurer of Harrison Co., Grip
pied veteran of the l26th Infantry, was In town
on Saturday.
DR.. Beadle, our candidate for Senator, was
at the meeting on Saturday.
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QUACKENBOS'S ARITHMEPICS.
IT'LL. ATI.ssT A NJ IIn,oT

Primary, 40c Elementary, &c. Practical 81.
Up to the times; teach the methods used by
business men; complete on all the branches Of
Commercial Arithmetic; well condensed in
rules ana analysis; admirably graded; PERFECT
WITH no DETECTS. so say Teach
ers who usethcm. Going in everywhere. Spec
linens mailed TO Teachers OF half the above pri-
ces. Agents wanted in every County. Address
D. APPLEION y co. Now YOrk.
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M "A r r L Z d :

WATSON-HEATON.--O the 18th inst, by Rev
Robt Alexander, Mr. Geo. +. Watson and Miss
Hannah A., daughter of John ii. Heaton, Esq,
all OF 81. Clairsvjlle.
The bride will accept our hearty thanks for
her kind remembrance OF the CHRoSIcLE.
RoDoERs-KANfI Y.-on the 10th inst,
by Rev. ]. Grant, Mr.. w. II. Rodgers and Miss
Belle Kaminskey. z
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gfW Advertisements.
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Gown and County Grws.
A Question I'm Point.

TO Mcsvs. JAMIsoS, KENSoN, andNIoHoI, Dem
crate candidates for The Ohio Legislature.
Mr.. G. L. Nallandigham was introduced to a
meeting in Monroe County, recently, and is spo-
ken Of In the Democratic press OF that County,
as the next U; s. Senator from Ohio"
DO either of you favor his election, and will
you vote for him for Senator, II elected to the
General Assembly this Fallf t....
we insist upon straightforward answer and
II you fail to respond will take 1t for granted you
are for yallandigham.
Our columns are open to you for reply.
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400 Choice seIeotions," is n collection OF
the best standard eiiusiOns, for Select ltcadlng,
Defamation, and Elocution, representing all
phases Of human emotion ana passion, and a
most happy cOmminglDg Of the gems Of for
mer generation with the pure pearls which
gleam In the present. Never before has the same
variety OF choice poetry and prose, grave and
humorous, patriotic and sentimental, been EN-
braccd I'm 10 pages and sold for 80 cents. sold
by all booksellers, or mailed free on receipt Of
price by addressing Il. GARRETT CO., Pub
fishers, Philadelphia, Pa. Great Inducements
TO Agents. Send Tor terms.
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State of Ohio, Belmont Co
Court Of Com Plsss

W lillum WHEY
John v. Wiley, Vi ct al. Court of Com fl'ss
WEi dsfendsPqtT ams W,sJ9in John Wv wiIsy MaSy
McDonaugh County, in the StatoOf Illinois, arc
hereby notified that William Wiley, on the l9th
day Of August, 1857, filed his petition in the ot
within and for the County OF Belmont and stat
OF Ohio, against you, demanding partition ofth9
following described real estate: Lots Nos. 72Rnd
- in the town of Martins Ferry, and a certain,
other piece or parcel Of land, being part of Se1-
the same at post on the line between the lsrds
OF Samuel Sharpless and Joel Wood, and in
range with the southeast side Of the Fifth Street
Ferry; thence South 47o East 50.4 poles 10 the
line of Burlington Street on said plat; thence
North Az West 50.i poles; thence South 800 West
9,spoles to the place OF beginning; oontalniug
The petition alleges that David Wiley died In.
testate, seized OF the one undivided half OF Loss
2 and Y and the whole OF the three aore traoT;
entitled TO life estate in said real estate that
he left Joseph Wiley, Thomas Wiley, Ann &s-r-
Mary ]. shannon, Elizabeth Wiley. Clartsss
Jemison, Priscilla Wiley, and the plaintiff, his
children and heirs of his deceased brother,
Wilson Wiley; that since the death OF the said
David Wiley the plaintiff has erected on said
and other valuable and permanent improve,
ments together with a large amount OF machin-
siy at dost to the paint int ma al 1 b5at That o
or about the 18th day of June, 1857, he purchased
all the right, title, and interest in and to said
real estate OF Laura Wiley, Joseph Wiley, ThoS
Wiley, Ann Martin, John Wiley James Wiley,
Rebecca Wiley, Mary j. shannon, EliyabeIa
Wiley, ClariSsa Jemison, ana Priscilla Wiley,
and alledges that he is now the in Iee o3
the undivided twenty-one twenty second parts
Of said Lots y end7 together with the improve.
momts and life estate OF laura j. Wiley; that he
IS the owner OF ten-elevenths OF esaere tract
including the life estate OF the said L9ura J.
WILEY: that the defendants are each entitled to
the one undivided sixtv-sixth part OF said Lots
- and "a, subject 10 the improyeInents Aforesaid,
and the right OF the widow aforesaid, and that
the said defendants are each entitled TO the ons
undivided thirty-third part OF the ac1e tface
above described. .t--
He prays that the same may be partinonSd -
accordance with said demand.
The defendants are therefore required 20 ar
pear and answer on the LIST day OF tsovern6sr,
1867 that said petition viii be for hearing sald
term of next court 10 be begun and held on the
nth day of November, 1867, and in, deAnult ot
such answer the petition will be taken as true
and confessed aIid decree aocordpgly
j. Y. MITCHELL
P. TAIIMAs Son Attys for denaa4dsnt.
August u lS57-6W ...I
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wooL-From the l4th day of June last to the
l4th of September, there passed through the toll
gate East of town, going East, s75,9lO pounds
of wool, as reported to Mr.. Francis Mcconnell
the gate-keeper, by those in charge of the teams
hauling the same.
The following is a monthly statement OF the
amount passing said gate: ......
June-from Nth to close of NOR rth........." 1890
September-to 18th of month..-.............. 4O9OO
.........................3759 9lO
The amount passed through tlfe same gate In
1862 was 535, 900.
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.fesmsimssErasor'S .sUitce.

NOTICE is hereby given that in the Probate
y COurt of Belmont County, Ohio, the under
signed was appointed and qualified as Admin
istratOr of the estate ot Jacob Enipw, dvceascd
late of said County, .hI
II persons indebted 10 the estate are requests
ed to make immediate payment, and those hav-
ing claims against tue same viii present them
To the undersigned fpr allowance.
JOHN STEPHENS, Admit
September Il, 1867
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-09-19

In q conversation with Gen. Logan, while
here, we asked him where Douglas, If living,
would be to-day, politically. "He would be the
leader Of the Radical party, sir" said the gal
liant Logan. or all Douglas friends, Gen. Logan
was perhaps the most trusted, and Douglas men
would do well to remember this expression.
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M2rtilSTilla. Saturday. Oct. 5.

Speakers-Hon. JOHN A. BINGHAM and
Others
The Union men in those localities will have
charge of the arrangements for these meetings.
We call upon the People to rally again in their
might-at Bellaire at GAINESVILLE, and at Mar
tinsville-and let Rebels and Copperheads un-
derstand that they cannot rule this country.
Bear in mind the dates, and don't fail to be on
hand!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-09-19

PERSONS wishing an opportunity to get inside
the Fair Grounds must come early, as the peo-
Pile are coming by the acre.
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Nlisfellanfpns.
Proposed Amendment to
the Constitution.


OFFICE or THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
!, William Henry Smith, Secretary Of state Of
the state of Ohio, do hereby certify that tfc fol-
lowing Is "A true copy of u Joint Resolution, pass
ed by the General Assembly Of the state Of Ohio,
on the 9Th day Of April, a. d. 1851, taken from
the original rolls On file In this Office.
In testimony whereof, ! have hprcunto
subscribed my name and affixed theGrcat
seal. seal of the state OF Ohio, nj Columbus the
9th day OF April a. ID. 1857.
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH,
SccretouY VI St1Le.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-09-19

E School Dist. No. 5-....."-.2 20
will attend at the places of holding elections
in each Township for the purpose OF receiving
Taxes, as follows:
iSkiith-Monday, Sept. 80. s.-a-
Medd-Tuesday, Oct. l.
YofkAW "Wednesday, Oct. 2.
Wdshfngton-Thursday, Oct. 8.
Wdyne-Friday, Oct 4.
Sonerset-Saturday, Oct. s.
Cblerai,i-Monday, Oct. Z.
Warren-Thursday and Friday, Oct. lOand H.
b. Wheeing-Monday Oct. H.
FhLshifg-Tuesday, Oct. 10.
Ktrk1OOOd-Wednesday Oct. 49,
Uaion-Thursday. Oct II.
GoShe1t--Friday, Oct. 49,
Putbiey-Monday and Tuesday, Oct. q and D.
Wednesday, Oct. %.
I3Yid0eport-Thursday, Oct. 2I.
At all times between lst October and Goth De-
cember except when visiting the Townships) at
my office, in st. Clairsville.
u. s. Treasury Notes and National Bank Notes
required for Taxes.
BARKLEY COOPER, Treasurer
st. Clairsville Sept Is, 1867. sel9
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r. II. COCHRAN, Esq, was unable to I'LL some
of his Appointments this week, on account OF
sickness. He expects TO fill his appointment at
Belmont this Crhursday) evening.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-09-19

CARROLL & MITCHELL will receive this week
another large supply of goods. Their lowprices
require frequent supplies, and their stock is al
ways of the best quality and always pure and
fresh.
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Dissolution.


NOTICE is hereby given that at the Probate
~ Court for Belmont County, Ohio, the UNDER
of the estate of Sarah Packer, deceased, late of
said County.
? All those indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment; and those having
claims against said estatea are notified To present
them for settlement within one year FROM this
date ELIHU HOLLlNGSWORTH, EXT.
August %, 1877.
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Attachsaaent Notice.

Theophiius vanfosseill Before Jenh..M'rsl
pn,,1 1s; Mead heInoS, r Gf SoslIsn 9,a 5p'as
ON THE 9Th day of July, iS6S, said ~,
W issued an order OF attafhlnentin the 4
case for SS3 ~ li.t
Said case win be for hearing Oct. ist. Is.i
'sS'l1i i II EEorHlLus Y MISS.
August 3, lst,, .HVT ~ ~ "a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-09-19

WE have communication concerning the
record of the Democratic party of Ohio on the
amalgamation question, which will appear next
week.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-09-19

HTANTED.-lgO School Teachers to engage in
w Business edSy and tucTatfUe and well
adapted to their position. Those now engaged
are clearing from s75 to $50 per month. For
particulars address NATIONAL PUBLISHING
CO., Cincinnati, o.. or Davenport, Iowa.
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ARRANGEMENTS are making to fill and deco
rate Floral Hall to the satisfaction Of the most
fastidious. ...... '.. ......
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LEGAL Notice.

Legal Notice.
a EERCY JANE MAIIN of Arcola, in the Conn
VI ty of Douglas and state of Illinois is notified
that John Malin did. on the l2th day of AUGUST,
1867 file his petition in the Office of the Clerk of
the Court of Common Pleas within and for the
County of Belmont and State "t OHIO, charging
the said Mercy Jane Malin with adultery with
one James Miller, and asking that he may be
divorced from the said Mercy Jane Maln, which
petition will stand for hearing at the next term
of said Court.
Dated this 18th day of August, 1867.
.. JOHN MALIN.
By PooRMAN & COPE his Attys. uugl5-6w
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A LIST of NEWSPAPERS

We have published the following:
A Complete List OF all Newspapers in the New
ENGLAND STATES. Price y cents.
A Complete List OF all Newspapers in the STATE
OF NEW YORK. Price . cents.
A Complete List of all Newspapers in NEW YORK
CITY, New JERSEY, DELAwAE2, MARYLAND,
and the DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Price . cts.
\ Complete List Of ONO Newspapers Price 25c
Complete List oI PENNslLVANIA Newspapers.
Price y cents.
\ Complete List of INDIANA Newspapers. Price
- cents
ALL OF the above lists sent for one Dollur.--
Address GEO. =. ROWELL ~ CO., 10 Park Row,
n, Y.
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s,pr, a5, 2s and q. Let everybody come to the
Fair
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WANTED TO MAKE AN RRANGEMEET"
with a live man in every County, VINO wishes to
make money, and can give good references. No
capital required. VIII sell "a business now pay
ing sl,Ju per month, ana rely on profits for my
pay. Address j. c. IILTON, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Township Union MEETINGS.

lUWuDulp UMlUl MUUlllSD.
THE Executive Committee make the following
announcements for Union meetings. AH toHt6c
cveniiig meetings. unless Otherwise designatea.
MI. Danford's Appointments.
BOSTON. Friday, Sept. 20, at o'clock p. M.
BARNESVILLE, Friday, sept. ~.
.BELLAIRE, Saturday, Sept. q.
FLUSHING, Tuesday, sept. II 40
MARTINSVILLE, saturday, sept. Z.
UNIONTOWN, Saturday, Oct. D.
MIR. Smiths Appointments.
MARTINSVILLE, Saturday, Sept. 2l, with R.
- WRGEE ECi f.; Thursday, Sept. 10, with $. Crafty
S. Crafty.
Col. Poorman's Appointments.
FLUSHING, Thursday, Sept. 10. -
HENDRYSBURG, Friday, Sept: 70.
LOYDSVILLE saturday, Sept. q.
ST. CLAIRSViLLE, saturday, Sept. %.
BELMONT, Monday, Sept 80.
UNiONTOWN Wednesday, Oct.2.
MMRhMsTRoSGS MhGriR SG MILLS, Saturday, Oct ., 2
CENTREvILLE, Saturday, Oct. 5, (night)
4 Mr.. Cochran's Appointments.
FARMINGTON, Monday night, Sept 30.
MOOREFIELD, Harrison Co., Tuesday night,
s BsLACKFoRD's SCHOOL HOUSE, wednes-
agy HoYfBsvfLLE, nifss III. E Monday night, oct.7.
BELMONT, Thursday, sept. 10.
p. TaIlman's and j. b. Smiths Appoint-
ments.
HANsoN's SCHOOL HOUSE, Wayne Tp.)
NHuisf DANfEi.g isP'' SCHOOL HOUSE, Washington
iP PPoWHHTffAN @fiaf All POINT Wednesday, Sept. 25.
Erasmus wilson's Appointments.
GRAHAMs SCHOOL HOUSE york Tp)
Saturday, Sept. & Or
GEN. Hese's Appointments.
ROCK SPRING SCHOOL HOUSE, (Richland
rP hSpssaSSH sSHoo Rsds 5es Unon Township
Ws35hh9eS%S%S B3h9%S sCHobf HOUSE, (Goshen Tp) FRI
day, Sept. 90 with Hon. John Patton: ., ,,,,+,
CHESTNUT LEVEL, Saturday, Sept. Il, with
Patton.
w. II. Tallman,s and Alexis Cope's
Appointments.
SCHOOL HOUSE in DistrictNo 81 Union Tr.,
Saturday night, Sept. 2l
Gen. Hoge's and Capt. Cope's Appoints
ments.
BELMONT MEETING HOUSE, (F1ushing tp.)
Monday evening, Sept. 80. .-..
SEWELISVILLE., Tuesday evening, Oct. l.
MT oLIyET, Wednesday evening, Oct 2;
BELMONT; Friday evening, Oct 4.
POWHATTAN, Saturday, Oct. 5, 2P. NJ.
Joseph BecIsetts and It. B. WeekIy's
Appointments.
FFaSaayT FsatSaayTTERb,AYs TisR1, ss SCHOOL HOUSE, Friday
night, Sept, "a. iJ..J.
E. G. Weekiy's and ID. Il. weems's
I" Appointments!
cool, HILL, SCHoOLHoUSE,S Saturday eve.,
XCOBsBURG, Tuesday night, Sept. 24.
The Union men in the various neighborhoods
win make all necessary preparations for the
meetings tist .-...... 90. -.
as-A full attendance is emphatically desired. L
The Ladies are especially invited
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Life is Warm Death is Cold,

Medical ond Consulting Rooms, No, Oih Fe,lo,rs
Building, Monroe Street, JPheeiing, West Va.
TEiOS. J. KISNER, NJ. D.,
DRACTICAL AND CONSULTING PHYSICI-
l. AN for all DISEASES OF A CHRONIC NATURE
incident to the human family, viz:
DISEASE OF THE AIR PASSAGES.
Nasal Catarrl, Ozena, Asthma and Consump-
ton, as well as all diseases of the Heart and
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM.
Indigestion, Liver Complaints, Diarrhea, Dys-
entery, Consumption, Piles, &c, and all
AFFECTIONS OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM.
Irritation, Spinal Cord, Epilepsy, Chorea, Neu-
ralgia and Nervous Debility and all affections
arising from an
% IMPURE STATE OF BLOOD.
scrofulous Sores, Enlarged Glands, Ulcers and
Obstinate Skin Diseases, rheumatism, White
Swelling, dc; His system is the only true and
successful one for the treatment of all
DISEASES PECULIAR TO FEMALES.
Painful Profuse and Suppressed Menstruation,
LeucUrrhea, Falling of Womb, with all the SYM
pathetic accompaniments, such as Palpitation
of Heart, Loss of Appetite, and General Debili-
ty, &c. Special attention given to all
DISEASES OF THE GENITo- URINARY ORGANS,
viz: Inflammation of Kidneys and Bladder,
Dribbling and Scalding OF Urine, Difficult, FIRE.
quent and Painful UrinatiOn, Gravel and Dia-
belts, GhOnorrhea, Gleet, Structure and syphilis,
Spermatorrhca and Impotency, and all Nervous
Affections consequent upon YOUTHFUL INDIs-
satisfaction as to result of treatment, dc. COM
municaJiOlls confidential, ana promptly noticed
Medicines. cash. A guaranty given in all cases
where personal and direct exam nation Is
cents for Peoples Medical Lighthouse. :"
sel2
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A LITTLE son of Mr.. Jesse Bewley wasthrown
from a horse yesterday, and his foot badly
trampled by the horse.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-09-19

School Teachers and Others.-Employ-
ment, Light Work and Good Pay-Asl5 Tor Ne1U
Illustrated Catalogue Of Good Books for Au,"
with terms to Agents. Send two red stamps TO
S. X. WELLS, $50 broadway, NY.
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A CENTS WANTED to canvass for -Four
Il YEARS ~ THE OLD WORD" 1900 already
sold. Now is the time to make money. No
petition. Great Inducements offered teachers,
ministers, active ladies or experienced agents.
send for terms to FOSTER & PALMER, JR., Ia
Bible House, New York.
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LET every body compete for the sweepstakes
on horses, cattle and sheep
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION at st. Clairsville.
saturday. Sept 2S, at o'clock, precisely .l
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At the Same Old Place

i ment of GROCERIES ever offered to this
public in this place, at prices 20 suit buyers.
-. -'lIT.I.irq -t.1rf-' ~ ~. JAMES OSBORNE.