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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-28
neer-cu.ung up and Preserving.

In cutting up beef for sailing, regard
should be had to the size of the pieces,
and their relation 10 each other when put
down. In other words, a family resem-
blance should be preserved In the differ
emit strata, as placed In the barrel. When
designed for family use II will be found
convenient to cut into pieces suited TO a
days consumption. For preserving the
meat the N. r.. Farmer says: "Pack the
pieces In casks, givinga slight sprinkling
Of salt between each piece cover with q
Ions Of water, eight pounds of salt, three
pounds brown sugar, three ounces salt.
petre, one ounce pearlash, for one hun
dred pounds of meat. Keep a HAT stone
on the meat, that 1t may be immersed n
the pickle. Put down In this way, bee
wiilkeep q year, andis rather improve b,
age. rf. w 0ih4lT
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ITEMS.

eFa9
The Prussian Government has con-
tracted for several steamers OF American
pattern,
The Tennessee House has passed the
Militia Bill" with an amendment, In
which il is said, the Senate will concur.
The State Guard are not to be armed un
less In actual service.
-Twenty-twolette carriers are employ
ed on the various routes in Cleveland.
THE bill abolishing usury laws has
passed the Massachusetts, Legislature,
and becomes a law on the LIST of July.
There is a probability that the Ways
and Means Committee will not report
against the four million per month re-
duction.
An attempt was made, by a Sheriff
In North Carolina recently, to arrest a
man on an Indictment found against him
during the rebellion, on a charge of pass
ing recruits for the Federal army
through the lines. The man escaped,
but the Sheriff says he will call out the
County to take him.
Tho Tennessee Legislature has pass
ed the suffrage bill, and 1t Is now a law
of the State. Gov. Brownlow ANNOUNCE
ed its passage by O characteristic dispatch
to Washington.
Chicago at present contains hundreds
OF houses marked " Fol- Rent" and the
of that city say that rents
are declining. In Philadelphia there are
now more buildings publicly offered for
rent than has been the case for some time
past, and the general impression Is that
house rents have seen their highest point.
The Springfield (Ohio) Republic
says that by present appearances there
viii be a fine wheat crop In Clarke
County. The wheat looks healthy and
promises q liberal yield.
Col. Speagur, Assistant Commits
sioner of the Freedmen's Bureau fol-
Florida, reports the freedmen still orriv.
ing from South Carolina and Georgia, and
many are entering land under the'home'
stead bill. The State Is generally quie,
and prosperous.
Samuel Downing, the old revolution
ary veteran, died on Monday last, II
Saratoga County, n. Y, Mt the age of 10
years. He was the only man who's
name was on the revolutionary pension
roll before the recent act of Congress
placing John Gray on the list.
o1'-R. n. Henderson,, the "Drumme
Boy of the Rappahannock, " champion
drummer of the United States, has beef
challenged to "a trial of skill by John G
White, of Chicago, who announces him
self as the drummer Boy of the Arm.
of the Cumberland. The programme
Isl embrace polkas, schottisches, operas
andantes andquicksteps, playing by note
and with brass band, orchestra, pian'
and fife.
The Portsmouth Tribune n Jack
son Standard favor the nomination o
Hon. Hezekiah S. Bundy for Governo
OF this State.
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who IL safe Z

God has never created a mind yet that
can safely challenge combat with the APP
petite of drink. Earth has no ambition
that II not ~engulfed, 40 hope which isnot
blasted, no tie which Is not broken, no
sanctuary which Is not invaded, no
kinsman, brother, wife or child that Is
not forgotten 40 fibre of human agony
which 10 not wrung. Minds of common
mould will go through life without ex-
cess, while those gifted with God-llke
powers are smitten with weakness. The
gifted author OF Childe Harold walked
In letters, and died at Missolonghi Of q
drunken debauch. He who led the pros
ecution inthe British Parliament against
Hastings was hurried to the grave TO
escape the clutch of his landlords. Poor
. Charley Fox! And the Author of Ger
trude OF Wyoming died a driveling inn
beetle. How the "Gentle Ella" wept
over the habit that enthralled him. An
how these tragedies of human individual
history-of temptation aud fall-stalk
before us! The history of the best mind,
r Of our land IL darkened by the episodes
Of weakness and ruin.--[T. M. Brown.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-28

TINE CONDENSATION OF PULVERIZED
L Slate and viscous natteras a roofing materi.
al stands unrivalled. A mastic-it adapts itself
to every shapes and slope. 1t is non-combustible,
imperyious, no~n-eXpansiye, and undecaying;-
Frost does not crack, nor heat dissolve 1T. The
only roofing material ever discovered that will
resist the action of the elements as long as the
structure II protects. For repairing old and pre-
serving new metallic roofs of all Kinds, Plastic
Slate has never been. equalled, while 1t has
proved an invaluable acquisition totlie mechan-
10 arts as q preserver of metal and wood when
Embedded in water or earth, or exposed to the
weather. Being susceptible Of little, If any,
wear from exposure, and perfectly hre-proof, 1T
is unequalled as a paint for railroad and farm
buildings, fences aud bridges, iron'or wooden.
Having secured the sole right to use the above
roofing material in the County of Belmont, we
are prepared at all times to put on new or repair
old roofs at the shortest possible notice. Our
terms are reasonable and work guaranteed. O'
CAPEHART, II Il CO.,
sherman House, Bridgeport, Belmont Co., o.
Persons desiring to act as Agents, ON very lib
eral terms, or desiring circular or further infor-
nation, should write or call at their office.
Jelly .,Il 3fll t.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-28

PnEpARE no Sow SPRING WHEAT
We desire TO say a good word TO oui far
mers. Instead of asurpius, we must buy
our -four from abroad. Now this Is bad
policy and should be avoided. The fall
has been 70 bad for getting In winter
wheat that but little was sowed. The
gOl1e OF our farmers did this last year,
and got good paying crops. Let us urge
upon our farmers to arrange during the
syfufer for seed wheat. Send to Chicago,
III necessary, but do MT fall TO put in a
Nv acres very early In the SPRING
EI1fin Tribune.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-28

THE total hog crop OF the West for the
winter OF 1885, Is stated at l,406, 230, as
compared with 1891 BIS during the win
ter Of 1865. Chicago packed 49,. 900 the
present season Cincihnsti aso 900; ~,
waukee, $4,000; and indianapolis, 80, 100.
In 1885, Chicago packed sol ,469 tincin-
natl, 854,07e st. Louis,r iIl6, 760, Louis.
Vile, OF, 000 = Milwaukee, 1900 and In,
dianspolis, S6,0O0.-[Farm and Firedde,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-28

The average price of domestic fleece
wool In the United States, from 1927 to
1881, WAS, for fine, 70 lilo cents; for me-
dunn, AZ S-l0c, and for coarse, 80 5-l0c.-
Average 1SSs price for four years s,d from l : J to-
for pulled 56@6lc. Averageprice forthe
year 1885, fieecss, 81 @72cS pulled, 29@
bc.-[Farm and Flreside.
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Fresh Meat! Fresh Meat,

IF you WANT a CHOICE CUT OF FRESH
j meat, stop at Shoemaker 4 Horner's, corner
Main and Marietta streets, ON Mondays and
cash prices.
We would say TO our friends that owing to the
very high cash prices OF stock, we earnestly re-
quest all persons indebted to us to call and settle
up the first of the year, and ohllge
Jan. II, 1857. SHoEMAKER& HORNER-
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Wool.

The following tabular statcmentshows
the variation in prices of fleece and pull
ed woods i'm the United States during each
month for the past four years:
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-12-19

sExfxk koHDnsaxr hsvasas.LTh The
~fsosi3s6cs HNAk4 81 the alst, tells
shs sOllowtng fidiSal0ds story Or 4
|'kenpecksd hdsHaHd ~6etook = most
stskuiae3t5ssAEs:. s'xs .essaea u
Hshgdfkf Gaze 81 fHatridhoniaa ID
Efelieisy Ii peportNd III Village street,
|twoor thrnecraninxe .ako Aeeoapk,,
both slightly Under The indneDce OF
beverages. bad cheerful discussion, !
which chlminattd ili 8 regular quar-
|xei, after they Had retired t6' their
couch forth night. 4 AZ Inst, rsu-
dsred frantic by tkessiihg5ng words
[of his wife, md 81 oider 10 reveng.'
himself upon her. the man spral;s.
| from the bed and seated himself upon
| the Rot 61olklHk sstoee, sastcoAtesssi
as he was' in . very tisniteds iinesef
Iwcafing apparel The stopc being
very hot, the mans flesh burned oll
and his night garment saDsh8ll6e
lcatching 1p6n the rear Of tie seovSd;
lhe was uulble 10 reisass iiimsbi1a,
His esAresins t0r hoip were ttSif6ll
with cool indifference by Ma wifp,
and It was only when his cries lind
tcalied in two men ff0lf another room
that horwas cxtficatcd tfkolns Aisun-
|coasfortahasP Posit;6a BY hein9 rsllltt
|o6 the stovs Ax main etxeN0lh 0l
|reasae I. ~ bsrps Yssss tsrfib N IS. asd ilis !
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T.asa -. d sns 1870 Soals 9 y aps,le
Scunty. - sne ~ november ca term, y! lS61 |.
to Decem ber 18th: .. ~ !.
No. 446. suisancc. State sc fowss ~
m i WslkSr:, h,dament fb5r f0{
ilh.s aAd costs. SD s'isSs'' I
" Is Il Walker; Dismissed at 90,
of deferdfnt, Judgment for eosts
No. 446, nuisance. state Of IOwsss !
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I&E f1stS 49, 49, tO&tuyccs ~ oiCW 6tglk0
tths m maricaH visitor as, peculiar, il
Itl,s, absep4,o., pff figns. Won aeahnot
E6Nd I'M akhingle of d. lawyer Qrsa
ldoctQr ~ !. nlaesrd 81 ! nilipefy|
or dresspaker; no conepiehQuA nicn
Iof dry fp0dss dealer Is grcceTS no
lkefa9nHl fFancf ef Tpalaul
lapt Y a, ,hotel. EyerYthing has been
~ ~ xadmi i1serede by tie
l4lIsfiicsn 2nSli ien G Company They
ItANHfd Al lhA p1 bio bpildinga, pub
S aud ,p5|Eete y ! slhs Iowa sYhicll''
Ire apH ered iEoW unity Upward.
IyQaching one An1Qred aud etwentY
tHr4a M {lFNl lshed I'LL The e0{I3l
and supplies, bought all tho prot dpctd
OF sea and land; were proprietors 81
altlhssSihakv6 andskipping. Eyery
fspsuiash 0fiiiss sst0skss eEcspt ptNthd
lpnalksy, and slkt1s pianos thu .toJ1
{sant sboast % Ikere, md sns aatiil,
tlliiRf ask6Insi1S pbol6nsy. baahsanesgl
erai regulations Of thesaaaR Rnaixn
cetonisq wyreSesteh hlieh4J BY tho 6iI
Foesass of;6t ~ PstsxNAahiAc e1netj4ned
Ishrjtka, CEar. but ~ executive ! ard
ljndieial AutA AoEit NsFss yested hi ,thS
SoveFHpF. Alaska Aee never had aay
3iad3ee n jarpps, asd no slew. making
ksdy y'hss sssE bss& oantsaAaa inshS!
capital. .,s.s, 800 I
a4maar bsss @arlt C;ovisrnols WI ~
jenefg BAeuo4 whos held thia pos
leitiOn fp44hiEtH rDaros and nAVA nn6he
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7HE 4Hftos6fnta GRrrErr.L1

sHHE FAitOs6tnka GRrEErr.1
seCTFespoad,nt relatss thin incident:
Not long ago . politician entered
the private Office of the editor Of the
fSibt3se ii . great state 6f indigna.
-tionst sodsesarsicle Gfeeaeyhal writ.
ten.t H. g. Nas sitAipe 1t shis; dcsk
scratching away, and though violent
~ accosted, never looked pp. The
jrate politician screamed ont, s
!. Horace Gresicy, l i shares yoa
with betrayinG the be6t ;intssssts aof
Your party Yop are, . secret foe .t0;
Kadicalism. You do us more, harm
than yousiio gbody. Cohfound I'D! II
'you'd Ego over to the demo 6eratS, body
sAad sonisit wa1ld bssthe bests shiux
you coud do,os Youstsy With Che. ss,
publicans and stab them in Me dark.
You are the worst enemy radicalism
'6ver had All this country. ;ef once
'sb0ueht you bsAsst, tlIodkh 4 knew
you to beAt00l. i Now IN lweaHyoa
are 9 scopndxel and N idiot r. 49,
Hefe he paused again for breath,
as he hAd several TIMES before, ex-
peGtiny II. G.to make some dSfS6s ., I,
or rgas least TO HsPlyto the fcsooious
chargee ~Rut ~ stas dieappsinted.
The veteran journelist remained a.
hisdesk apparent 3 unconceyned, still
scrfb6fng n BIS sditorisl.' : T6s poli-
tlcian ATTEMPTED to give vent TO an
other eursti Afrind enasiep, hos Ne
was 30 mad be c9Rldat speak. and
after, splutter Of epit 6sss hurried to
the door. VII ~ ss'7's' 'asf .sF ~ s'
The philosopher then lifted his
head for the 6,,ststimssa and cslledout
in 3 nigh shtill y9ice. Don't 20 of
IL that way, ny q u friend. Come back
md relieve your mind y ~
SssE sfE ~ y
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s;.s syssssa.ss s;sss, s. ~. ~ ~ M Y
last June tsseSdid, sa6 1Asy|
afrivet s1us1oiA AlAln M enjoy the de1]
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81. Tho. item nerata,re ]. .hs,e "a is' very
.ennable. III 81 cSicr.InT Ra - n'nrcnr.,l -
stSn.i nj 4l 4 aasrees e1 e vs. sovc zero III Nm
InI r.ry;an M s Z \ scEEs ;n - 8 ca.s 49,
Il III M n M slnsyn ~ Il SIS .Gs
z erces @ Il day6reak1,' "a, and ti,sre.;xsa q sss1 !
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tifderd AZ SSsssstN shnil In nature ma Il
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ssascessejosA cslIe ssay form - dDes
form the -Host outragsoaslY,i poprnect
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pslxe yNs by a1ciever 4uSss u 4ieSsiss
OF wiiat s5semss like intuisiqas sDa
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PhiIosophy IA the UpieersitY of Par
Is, VIA III some things one 81 tho
shrewdest men ,0fs his day, having At.
tained cUnJiiicfA Able BRO ficiasicy III
a6ttany yaahd pchsmisssy huth Vas
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PAeii hpt he bqljeYed that aotron4t
ners were the only people who eeW
with te1ese se6p4s, and tkat tiley had
theif Syese dfsFefensiy afofnied rom
othsr tisma Norwaa hjs notsen about1
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u TlJ6 }3ai0 wing anecdotes we're told
By theIR J. -. Hmtth. Chaplain Of
Sing Sing Prison, ~ tile iecsnrinF at
w appipker Falls hast week otf 6e4hi'
.l,ersnce. san Officer of the navy
holding high rank under Farrassi I
and Dupont during the Var, svlsatsd
Nsw YORK City rot On 8 apree, y and
il hismad career ran away with tho
team ofhdfsesnhd carriage hired ~
kiNs. aOn' getting AsOher, he iouBl
lhiNNseh In jaii, anconscioas Of mis-
crime. At his trial he Mss sentenced
20 Sing Sing fdr two ycsrs; s0d u
now working ont his time. AAt6sher,
aamcrchaht, wont to The SAND sink Of
mi4aity with 9900 to purchase eOods,
.e0t drank lost lis money; K Tilted onS
'psfson, and injured Othef.; ending Il,
'eommittat for tiye years toths sams
lssisons Doth'of those paftics before
ESasis ware Of good chaPaetes and higl,
'sssndiny IN socissyyas ypse
ss3SasEsss &i II
One day Th.ckerpy was diving
along m Irish road. at due inter-
lyais along the sides of. which isostt
were set with figures apf distances
and tho initials G. r. 20. Oysrta1I-
ing peasant in 4 Rnntipg car, hs
inQnired the significance Of these mi
tials. The man agrayely informed
him that they stood for s;God Pre-.
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