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THE COLUMBUS
THE COLC MBCB
WOODEN Manufacturing CO.

A NONG the enterprises in our state richly
n deserving announcement and patronage is
that Of the Columbus Wooden Manufacturing
Company. This Company was organized In
1851, when a large and substantial brick manu-
factory was erected at the foot OF Mound street,
just across the canal bridge, The capital stock
was ut first $1,000. II has been gradually in
creased and Is at present $50, 90
For the last five or six $, ars the Manufacturing
Company has been as II is now, in hourishinR
and prosperous condition. Its business has been
extended; its facilities enlarged; its credit
placed upon firm basis and its manufactured
goods are in constant demand and meet with
ready sale. For this prosperous and increased
business in the Manufactory the Company and
ESQ. the Secretary and Treasury OF the Com
pany, who, having had the general oversight OF
It's affairs, has managed them with singular
fidelity, prudence and sagacity.
To give some idea of the amount OF business
done in the Mandatory, II uses up annually
about 10000 pounds OF raw wool, and makes
factured are purely OF wool, and consist prln-
cipally of plain and fancy cassiIneres, doeskins,
saltinets, plain and plaid hannels, blankets and
retail at the office In the Manufactory.
There are in the Mahufactorry sets Of ma
looms, running daily. The numberof employees
Is fifty-six, about one-half OF whom are females
The wool used Is Mincipaily procured in Ohio
the East The cnterprseis in all respects, strict
ly Western one.
AS such, and especially as home enterprise
while the qualities OF its goods are superior for
wear and durability 70 those manufactured In
the East, for this conclusive reason-that they
are wholly free from cotton or shoddy. Sc
thought and so judged the committee on manu-
factured woolen goods at the recent state Falr
ums offered on such goods to the Columbus
Wooden Manufacturing Company.
The above goods can be found at the following
establishments: C. & F. Troll Watson & -tires.
Hofiner. jal7-ly
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CERTgFrCATE OF AUTHORITY.
ITO erpir0 on ne 3lsf day Of January, iSiSl
OPFIcE or THE AUDITOR OF STATE
ISsIrft a ~rI. ntSp ikFMI.NT ,
INSURANCE DEPARrMENr,
CoLrMBUs,. OHIO, January ~, lS67.

INSURANCE DEPARrMENr,
COLUMBUS, OHIO, January q, lS67..
Whereas The INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NORTH AMERICA, located at philadelphia, IN
the state OF Pennsylvania, has nled In tins oiiice
sworn statement of its condition, as required by
the first section of the act "To regulate lnsu'
rance Companies not Incorporated by the state
of Ohio passed April 4, 1856 and anended Feb
ruary D. 1854: and the act 40 regulate Foreign
insurance Companies, passed April g. 1886; ana
Whereas said Company has furnished the under
signed satisfactory evidence that II Is possessed
oil an actual Capital of ut least ONE HUNDRED
. Ann FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, invested ls re-
auired by said acts; aud, Whereas, said Com
many has filed In this office written instrument
under lis corporate SEAL signed by the President
and Secretary thereof, authorizing any agent or
AGENTS of said Com mpaly In this State 70 acknowi.
edge service of process for and In behalf OF said
COmpauy. according to the terms OF SAID law.
N otby Therefore, in pursuance OF the nrst sec
tion OF the aforesaid act, !, JAMES IL. GOODMAN,
Auditor OF State of Ohio, do hereby certi1y thnt
said INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH
AMERICA, at Philadelphia, is auth0rized 10
transact the busin Of Fire and Marine lnsu-
rance in this state until the thirty y-nrst day OF
January in the year one thousand eight nun
afsa anu In NV witness whereof have hereuntoo
subscribed nay name and caused the seal
rsEAIl of my office TO be affixed the day ana
year above written.
- ys,isJiMES III GOODMAN, Aaditor Of Stats,
]. NJ q. CRAFTY. Agent at Betid1e: 1,,.,,,.
II r. FCHARLESWORfH, Agent at ~, Otd1splHe.
, j. II, FERGUSON, Agent at BdrnespHe' 1i
maria-5w ta
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Notice.

A PPf,ICATIoN will be made to the Governor
A of the state of Ohio, Oh or before tho 3sth
day Of March instant, for the pardon of kreder-
ick A. Shurtz, now In the Ohio Pcnltenuary -
tsr. in the Court of Common Pleas of Belmont
County at the FAN Term OF said Court, and No
yember 3 1891, he WAS sentenced TO the Pent~
tentiary for t)se period gf ten Fsary.
l'hc ajJtiictliioi viii be made on behalf OF the
prisoners mother. Mrs. Iannah Lefiier.
March z, l567.-3w ~
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

rI,TE UNDERSIGNED will sell at private sale
4 The well Known aud desirable Chn!oner
Fmsn, situated m taptina Creek, 2'4 miles from
Armslrnng's Mills, 2I3 miles from D)rsey's Milis'
and miles from the Ohio River.
This farm contains 573 Acres, DO acres clear
ed. 100 OF which is choice bottom, well watered,
and in grass or under cultivation, the balance
well tiinbered There is i-foot vein Of excel
lent Coal on the Farm, and abundance OF T..
For further particulars or in formation relative
10 price and terms, call on or address ny letter
at Newark, Licking County, Ohio:
~ JEROME BUCKINGH-AM, or
mari COLLINS d THURSTON.
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MR.. R..M. CLARK was inducted INTO
the Auditors office last week, X. ,. CLARK
retirinp. Mr.. Clark has the necessary
qualifications to make good = udi'or'
We did all we could to prevent his get
ting the office, but, since it coald not Dc
avoided. we wish him good luck.
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THE NEW TELEaRAPH LINI.--tianss
of men went through town to-day, put
ting up the poles for the Atlantic ana
Pacific Telegraph. We presume the
wires will be up through town in the
course of a week. s'' ..-- sf..- 't7 p
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VIZ direct attention to the adver-
tisement Of Carroll's Drug store III
another column. Mr.. Carroll has very
large and fine stock Of goods, anu is sell
ing them at reasonable prices, Tie an"
his clerk, Mr.. Mitchell, are cl9ver gentie-
mon and our friends win fnl tIrem good
and pleasant men to deal with.
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ACE Containing nearly 30 pages and l3y fine
PLATE ENGRAVINGS Of the Anatomy Of the
Human Organs in state Of Health and Disease,
with Treatise on Early Errors, its Deplorable
Consequences upon the Mind and Body. with
the Authors Plan Of Treatment-fhe only ra-
tional and successful mode OF Cure, as shown by
the report Of cases treated. truthful adviser
TO the married, and those contemplating marri-
age, who entertain doubts of their physical con-
dltion. Sent free Of postage to any address, on
receipt of % cents in stamps postal currency,
by addressing DIR. LA C1sOIX, No. n Maiden
Lane, Albany, NY. The author may be con-
suited upon any Of the diseases upon which his
book treats. Medicine sent 10 any part OF the
world.
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MILL FOR RENr.-A Grist and saw
Mill. three miles North of st. Clairsville,
o.. on Wheeling Creek, will be rented
either on the shares ior cash rent. En-
ouire of Thomas .. Evans on the prem
ises. -
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WASTED.-A good, steady hand, who
understands planting, trimming ana
working grapes and small fruit, can OBJ
tain employment by inquiring at TINS
ONCE. A German, without u family, VIII
he Dreferred.
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WIN. w. ALEXANDER wishes to sell
his farm of 1877 acres, at Glencoe, on the
Central Ohio Railroad. Any one VINO
wants a desirable farm and house and
barn Just new, would do well' we think
by calling on him soon in st, Ciairsyiiie'
at the National Hotel.
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"A Washington special to the New
York Times says: Gen: Fullerton, now
Postmaster at st. Louis. VINO mas neen
Committee in the impeachment matter
for about a month, is to be brought to
Washington by an officer.
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Administrators Sale of
- Real Estate. --.-.--

N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER granted by
. Tho probate Court of Belmont County, Ohio,
will offer for sale, at public auction, ON -
SATURDAY, TIE 9TH DAY OF APRIL, 1871,
between the hours of o'clock and O'Clock J.;
NJ upon the premises, the following described
real estate, situate in the County Of ielmoni and
state of Ohio to wit: Lot No. II In the town OF
St. Clairsville formerly belonging TO Wtlmeth
Jones, deceased. said lot will be sold free OF
dover.
Terms OF Sdle: Onc-third in hand, one.third In
one YEAR and one-third in two years from the
we'll secured. II. II. COCHRAN, Admir-
de bens non of Wilmeth Jones, decd
March III. 1861. .-iw
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Prnhatel Court

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the follow
" ing named Executors Administ rators, and
Guardians have nled in my office, at st. C1airs-
willie, Ohio, their accounts and vouchers for SET
tlGment, 10 wit: ~ = e
David J.. Howell, Guardian OF Lewis, Eliza,
and Amelia Liston. .,.. d,
Otho y Holloway, Administrator Of M0rdecai
Napmeter, decd.
Jonathan Wheeler, O uardian OF susannah
Wheeler. u F.l-E 10.
John s. Major. Ex'r Of Henry Gittinger. DECD
Thomas Griffith and David Steward, Ex'rs Of
william Hudson, decd. . 4.
Albert d. Rice Admir- Of Robert Patton, decd.
Joseph Green, Admir- Of Joseph McMurray,
decd.
Benjamin Lane, Admir- OF Richard Pretty
wood, decd. f..
The first four above named will be for hearing
and settlement on the 18th and the remaining
three on the 3Dth days of March next.
Q. w. CARROLL, Probate Judge.
March a. 1857. 81. . 49,.
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AGENTS WANTED.

NO sOAFI No WATEHl NO sLUFII
~ Byowns Glass Cleaning Polish, pateIlsd
oct. 10 lSti, for cleaning and polishing WindoNAs
Mirrors, Gold. Silver-plated ware, Brass, Cuppey,
Tin, &C. A new invention OF the greafesi pfnC-
psnsabio 10 ali private house-keepsrs. hotels
keepers, stofe<keepers sc. Large aiseeuSt ID
tho trade. For full particulars address
L. NJ. BROWN, IA Bleeclser st., MI.
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MIR. d. b. ATKINSON, a well known
business man of Bridgeport, died last
Tbursday and was buried on Saturday.
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STATE OF PENNsYLyASIA, !,

STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ss
COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA,
Arthur q. Colin, President, and Charles Piat,,
Secretary, Of the Insurance Company OF North
Americ,i, being severally affirmed, depose and
say that the foregoing is full, true and correct
statement of the affairs of said Company, and
inat they are the above described officers there
an. : SIs're ARTHUR q. COFFIN, President.
III ~ sat ljHARLES PLATr, Secretary.
Subscribed and affirmed before me, this 18th
"fs tssa1. ot t'"''""''' ''S' sAM'L l.. CLEMENT,
FIVE GENT srAaPl Notary Public.
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A Good Farm for Sale.

OF ACRES, in Goshen Township. Belmont Co.,
Sl Ohio, five miles south OF Bclmont station.
pair, New Barn and good buildlngs. An excel
lent Orchard of graflc.l fruit; Immediate pos
gain. and terms easy. Apply to JOHN POR-
near 81. Clslirsville. hiarT-2wS I
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TsAcHER's ExANINATIoN will be
held in st. Clairsville, ON Saturday, March
%. at the usual place. to
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Eorp,erlv pifh j. z. Scott & o.,
WATCH MlKER AND ENGRAvER, and deal
er in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, silver Ware,
Notions, &C., l2 Main St.,a few doors below the
Grant WHEELING, W. VA.
!. ss- Personal attention given TO watch itepsr-
ing, Engraving DC. ueSr"H'
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The Transit Routes OF Panana ssA
Nicaragua

From he 1Netc York Herald, 1lh Fttt lSS7.
PANAMA, Ist Feb, 1907.
"YeIiOw Fever r. almost epidemic on the Isths
mus THE deaths from that disease are numer-
GUS, and Panama Il full of pestilence and nth.
The season is the sickliest known for years. The
yellow fever IL raging on bOard the jamestown,
(the United States man-of-war,l and the deaths
average one or two per diem. The Commodore
will put to SEQ, in order to disinfect the ship:
"Dr. Little, American Consul, died OF yellow
fever on the 18th January. From the fact that
the majority of the men on board the Jam estown
are prostr;ited with disease, the usual guard ID
marines at his funeral could not be formed
From he Nss YSoA TrtosSse. I0 S6dS ~.
PANAMA., 8lst jan, 1907.
"Tfle health OF cur city (Panarna) is not by any
means what II usually Is; there have been many
deaths. Cholera is said TO have entirely disspr
peared on the Nicaragua route.n .f ft
NOTICE TO cALIFoRSIASs.
There has not been epidemic dfseose OF eny
kind on the Nicaragua route and IL 10 quite
healthy. The next steamers by the way OF Nj
c,ragua will be the "fantiago de Cuba, ana
"San Francisco, 9Th and goth March.
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THOSE desiring to see the Improved
"Singer Sewing Machine" in operation
will please call at the Frasier House.
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Hfm Advertisements.
Notice to ToVIsliD TYVSte8S'I.

NOTICE rs HEREBY OIvFN that the COM
IN missioners Of Belmont County, at theif
March session. 1877, levied q tar on tie taxable
properly a Belmont County Qf Tuo Sfnis on De
ed that one-half of said levy be retained IN the
County Treasury for Bridge purposes. Tho bal
ance will be paid (ns soon as collected 10 the
Townships nom which II was collected. for Road
purposes, To be expended by the Trustees pro-
maj marii,sw wv ~ Il. n. CLARK, Auditor.
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I,epal Notice.

Harvey Danford, Admir- of Probate Court, Bel
Emmer Danford, decd, mont County, Ohio.
rs.
Danford, 81 al. Lands.
THOMAS DANFORD. who resides in Leaven-
worth, Kansas, and is a legal heir Of EmIner
Dantord, deceased, is hereby notified that, on the
9Th day, Of March, 1857, the undersigned Admin
-istrator filed his petition in the Probate Court
of belmont County, Ohio, the object and prayer
of which is to obtain an order, on the 9Th day OF
April, 1867, for the assignment OF the dover OF
Eliza Danfor the widow OF the said EniIner
Danford, deceased, In and for the sale Of the fol-
lowing real estate, of which the said Emmer
Danford died seized, to pay the debts OF said de-
cedent, to wit: The farm on which said Emmer
Danford resided at the time of his decease being
first the West half Of the s. f. quarter of Sec.
in TIP. 8, Range 81; containing ~ acres and 73-lOO
Of an acre, according to an original patent
granted.
TIP. g. Range 8.
Also, the n. f.. quarter Of the 8. +. quarter OF
Sec. B. Up. 9, R. s; containing 80 acres and S6-lcO
of an acre.
Also the g. w. quarter OF the Y. T.. quarter OF
Sec. 3. TIP. 0, r. 5, beginning at station one. the
centre OF said section thence n. so r.. 10 6-lt
chains to station two; thence s. s6l3' i, alli
chains to station three; thence33o w. 1875 cha ms
to station four; thence n. Sj7<o w. 2O.l6 chains
to the place of beginning; containing 80 46.lT
acres, more or less
OF Ernner Danford deed.
| March IA, 1885,. .-iw
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Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.

NQ6rlu s Dale vi Neal IStdLts
,,n M@rS GoSyos F. WoSdeGs %el h,1ona anS Belmont
pions
Robert Abel, John C. Abel, George In PARTITION.
Abel, Jr., and Harriet Keys.
DY VIRTUE OF AN order OF sale issued from
ID the Court of Common Pleas Of said County,
will offer for SALE at the front door of the Court
House, in st. Clairsvllle, in said County, on
Saturday, the 9Th day OF April, 1867,
between the hours of 10 o clock A. NJ and O'Clock
p. NJ, of said day, the following lands and tene-
certain tract or parcel of land conveyed by
Abraham Workman to George Abel In Decem-
her. 1926 lying and being in Pultney Township,
Belmont County, Ohio, II being part OF the = =:
quarter of Sec 5, R. 3, in Up 3, In the district oi
lands sold at Steubenville; beginning at stake
in the center of West line OF said quarter thence
F. 40 poles; thence :. go +. 10 poles to the Sec
tion fine; thence N. 100 poles; thence West 100
poles; thence 20 poles S. TO the place OF begin
ming: containing 100 acres, more or less.
Appraised at $3.50. Terms of sale, cash.
SAML +. PIPER, sheriff Belmont Co.. Q.
r. T.. CHAMBERs Pitfls. Atty.
Sheriff's Office, March I, 1857. %
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Royal Havana Lottery OF Cuba.

Drawn once in seventeen days. Prizes cashed
and information given. Highest rates paid for
DOubloons and all kinds Of Gold and Silver
GEO. UPHAM, % n. Main ST., Providence. L. /.
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Gown aud County 4ews.

TIE NATIONAL RoAD.--We are glad
to learn that our article Of last week In
regard to the condition of the National
Road Is attracting some attention at CO.
lumbus, and we have good hopes that 1t
will be Of some benefit to us. Since, the
publication of that article, we have seen
a bill, drawn and reported in the Senate
by Mr.. Linn, of Muskingum, which au-
thorizes the Board of Public Works to
purchase the bridge over the Muskin-
gum River, at GAINESVILLE, at cost OF
$50, 600, and pay for it o"t Of the tolls cot
Iected on the National Road. In other
words, the city Of GAINESVILLE wantsa free
bridge atthat point, and asks the Legis'
lature to tax us to help pay for 1t. The
proposition is SO outrageous that we have
not the patience to even comment on 1t;
and vet our friends in the Legislature
must keep their eyes wide open and fight
the swindle vigorously, or the Legisla-
ture may unwittingly pass it. We re-
gard this proposition of Mr.. Linn as .
fair sample of the manner we at thii
end of the road have been fieeced anc
outraged for many years.
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n, IsIFY's BUCHU Is THE CURE for Pain snd
IL Weaknesss In the Back and fOna; ami al
those complaints resulting from arrangement or
the kidneys and urinary organs. Sold In large
bottles by the druggists. HARRAIi, RisI.Ef q
CO. Wholesale Druggists. IA ChaniosIs stfoet,
New York.
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At the Same Old Place 4!

r AM READY TO FURNISH the best assort-
L ment of GROCERIES, ever offered to the
public inshis place, at prices 70 suit buyers.
JAMES OSBORNE.
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Drug Store for Sale.

7 OFFER FOR SALE my entire stock Of
L DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C.,
with the good will OF the Drug store now Kept
by me i'm the town of Martins Ferry.
- As contem plute going West, | Will sell at
bargain, To any one do iring To engage II, the
Drug business, this Is u I;lre chance TO secure
sIi fe2i-,wa i. N. WOODS NJ. D.
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OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
CoLUMBUs. oHio, January y, 1867.
1t isl.ereby certified that the foregoing rs tc9i-
rrect csJte of the Statements of Condition OF the
insurance Company OF North America, al Phil
adeiphis, made to and filed In this Once for the
Witness,my hand and seal Officially.
TsEALl JAS. II. GOODMAN, auditor cf Sfdfe.
BY JAMES WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk
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J{YANTED.--s or 4 School Teachers In es.A
w County Ia the West to engage in huahes~
tlAnt will pay from SLO9 to siJo ler nGiith. Ad-
dress zEfGLER, McCuRDf 4 oo2 Nl Shrsi- ~
c.,xo, iii. ;-or as9 0livo Street, st. Louis, Mo.
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Bridgeport, o., Feb. q. 1887.

az Having sold my entire interest in the
Grocery and Commission business to
Robin son, Sturgeon 4 Co., who will continue the
business Mt the old stand, would cheermliy re-
them to my old patrons and the pup
lie generally [mar7-3w LOUIS COOK.
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PITrsBuqH M. e. CONFERENCE
APPOINTMENTS FOR THIS DIsTRICT.--
The Pittsburgh Conference of the M. T..
Church was in session at Massillon last
week. The following appointments were
made for this district:
Baynesviue Distyict-J. L. Deems, Presi-
ding Elder. ss, a .,.rr--
Barnesville, J. Drummond. '-A-.-
Bridgeport, A. b. Castle.
Moorefeld, j. E. Hollister.
Morristown, j.. Dillon. 14-...-'1e. =
Hendrysburg, F.-W Vertican.
Somerton, E. Ellison. ..r
Bealsville, d. Rhodes.
Fairview, f. J. Swaney.
Hannibal, w. +. Smith. '.'.'0
Monroe, to be supplied.
Woodsfield. j. Stephens.
Centerville, j. w. kessler and H.. II.
Strall.
st. Clairsville, J. Grant. Il
Bellaire, w. Brown. .. ..-.....
Powhattan, A. w. Gregg. zoe.
williamsburg, n. G. Worthington.
wheeling Valley, j. II. Cooper.
Martinsville, =. Grouse.
New Athens, w. Fl. Morton. g..
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EOR sALE

co Celebrated Glass Castor Wheels, for Bed
ste,ds and Pianos. For particulars address as
above Box $50 l.. o., Philadelphia, Pa. .t
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VIM ROBINSON. JERE. STURGEON. NJ. A. sHARP
IL l. WHOLESALE GROCEfiS,
and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.
Dissolution.

THE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
| between the undersigned, under the nrn'
name of Cook & Robinson, was this day dissolv-
ed by mutual consent-Louis Cook retiring
therefroin The business of the firm Will be set
tied by Robinson. Sturgeon & Co:
~ ~ LOUIS COOK,
VIM ROBINSON.
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AN ANNoYANcE.-We have a law IN
Ohio which prohibits the running al
large of hogs and other stock, and un-
less persons owning hogs will put rings
in their noses, or by soine other means
prevent them from roofing up ana, ue-
stroying the sidewalks and door yarrdtss OF
people who do not keep hogs 10 annoy
their neighbors, we think TINS law
should be enforced.
In the town of st. Clairsv'iie the hoes
are really becoming great nuisance ana
their owners ought to be compelled to
ring their noses 1--WE mean the posS
noses), or pen them up.
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7 ADIEs. discard injurious paddings. MAD
PATENT BREAST ELEVATOR develops the
form physilogicaIly. Depot, yI3 Canal ST., ". Y.
Send for Treatise. Sold by Druggists. Agents
wanted.
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THE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH
AMERICA, PHILADELPHIA, PA.-We
take pleasure in calling the attention OF
our readers to the semi-annual statement
of this institution, which VIII he FOUND
in our advertising columns. seventy
two years successful business experience,
the prompt payment of over SlS'ooo,ooo
90, reputation for honorable deaiing
unsurpassed, and cash assets secufeiy
invested exceeding 81, 900 90 are some
of the considerations on which this ster-
ling old company bases its claims to pub
lie patronage. rri..r
The promptness with which it came 10
the succor of it's policy holders at the
time Of the st. Clairsville fire has moi
been forgotten by our readers. Its agents
In this County are J. NJ. s. Crafty Bell
aire, j. F. Charlesworth, st. ClairsSihe
and J. H. Ferguson, Barnesville.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-03-14

Horsemen, Attention. Just published, .
new, enlarged edition Of DIR. TRIDBAiLS ceie-
bratcd book on the treatment ot all the diseases
OF horses, with tricks practiced by Jockeys and
how to tell the ages OF sorscs and cattle. Eyery
horse owner should have It. Sent by mall for
only 80 cts Address q. 8. MELLES, Lewiston,
Me. r-..-tf