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Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07
DUBLIC SALE

DUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE STOCK.
The subscriber will sell at Public Sale at his res
.. idence near Clearspring,
On Monday the 2oth day Of March, 1867,
ONE STALLION,
Dam"A Messenger" Five "Houser's Black Hawk
Morgan"
" THREE HORSES, ....
enc Of them 9 Mare with foal.
TWO COLTS,
two and three years old,
ONE THREE YEAR OLD BULL,
FIVE COWS, a.,
three Bull Calves and four Heifers Of the Devon
breed, ..,.
TWENTY-FIVE EWES and TWO BUCKS,
of the Cotswold and South Down stock. Also,
1CART WITH GEARS,
enc Wagon and other articles.
TERNs-Six months Credit will be given on all
sums over $40 the purck asers to give their notes
with approved security, which If not paid at ma
turity will bear nter,s st from date all sums under
$40, cash. WILLIAM DODGE.
Feb %. @. II. Futtcrer, Auct.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07

PELOU BET OF FANS.
AND MELODEoSs,
UsASIxorsLT AWARDED RIA FIRST PRIZE, A GOLD
LAS THE BEST CABINET ORGANS
AMERICAN INSTITUTE, n. Y. Oct. 1855
i!eing pronounced superior in Quality, Power
tons. -
CAS- the best instruments of America were thore
centending, which ever won the battle would have
nothing left TO uer."-AxKRIc AN Arr JousylL
(edited by a well Known music critic)
They have also taken the first premium wherever
exhibited this season.
PEDAL ORGANS, one, two, and three banks of
keys-six sizcs-$250 to 81, 500. Without pedals.
$fo0: These Organs, with their smooth pipe like
quaiity of tone, beautiful sola stops Strength of
chorus, unequalled pedals, and general organ-like
effects are superior for Churchs Halls Pariors and
schools. They are put up In cases Of solid Wal
nut fancy veneered Walnut (new and unique stylcsl
and elegant Rosewood. Of splendid designs and
finish, and Of the best workmansh Fit being in.
tended that each instrument shall be medet of
its class. All Instruments, down 10 a five octave
portable Melodeon, have tho beautiful Trem0lante
stop, without extra charge r ..4
large assortment constantly on hand at our
GENERAL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
WARERoOMS,s al broadway.
Our Illustrated Circular and Price Lists, with
eular. ....
PELOtBET. FELTON, 4 CO.,
INTERCHANGEABLE s4l Broadway N. Y. City.
March Ivy.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07
Rare Chance for Profitable Invest

A Rare Chance for Profitable Invest
N ment.
A business stand now doing PAYING business
with complete stock Of goods in excellent condi-
ton Is offered for sale. The stand is an lid one,
has long been occupied for the bushes that is
new carried on, and is well known, For particu-
lars and reference, apply to PHR EDITOR.
March Z, 1867.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07
Ii FE IN A PILL BOX
EXTRAORDINARY EFFECTS
FROM MAGGIEL's
A NTI- BILIOUS PILLS!
. -, = x. a-lA s
ONE PILL NADOyE.
ONE PILL in A DOSE, o.
ONE PILL INA DOSE


whist loo letters . day say fhsm PaAeaks an over
the habitahie Gaahe. = .rg..r-' ~ 4 80
cdr. nsggfei, yoar phi has rid me Of all bill
isusne.s." - - sf.'g.- l ,.7-1..7
"No more nszious doses for me In ar 10 pills
taken ct . time. One Of your pills cured me.
"Thanks, Doctor. Ny headache has left me-
Send another bsx TO keep in the house."
CATER suffering fortunes from bilious chdlie,
two of your pills cured me, ana have had no re-
turn Of the malady."
"eur doctors treated me fer Chronic Go nstipa-
ton, as they called 1t, nd at last said was incur
able. Your Maggiel's Pills cared me-" @
has NO appedtes Hsggisfs Pilis gaze me .
"Your. Pills are Marvellous art .ra.. .asaEI
"I send fer another boz, and keep them in the
house" " u = 80
,''Dr. Maggiel has cured my headache that was
chronic" ..a .,. To ~ 10
~ gave half Of enc Of your pills to my babe for
oholers morbus. The dear little thing got well il
9 day. .E-.7T
'My nausea of morning Is new cured"
"Yout box Of Msggiel's Salve cured me sfnoises
in the head. ! rubbed some Salve behind m ears
and the noise left" p,
''Send me two boxes; want one for poor fam
ny." I -1 sNf -5T0 ~ -
al nclose dollar; your price Is twenty-five
cents, but the medicine to me Is wsr tn q dollar"
"Send five boxes Of your pills"
"Let me have three boxes ofyeur Salvs and ills
by return mail" .. ~
For all diseases Of the Kidneys, Retention Of
Urine, &C., Msggiel's Pills ara Q perfect cure. -
One dose will satisfy any one. So i.sF-t
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07
GHEAT pa RcAsNssf0a BE Rad

GEEAT PA REAsAsAaa agE Z Rad
80 aeg.JjA4sssShs z R eizs d y !,
Merchant Tailoorrilp9si 4, Est .
have is;t rstssnsa sa, ,as SynA ssr
li 99H,l q u; SD jail lsLa D. q Dsi- p
% RI FALL AND IpgIaYNEIB WINTER TER. GOODS
,,s-Hg. Ny stock esnn.is.s ef ase4sls aso7x
cLoTHs, CASSIHEREs i TEsTLNGs
Of plain and fancy patterns, sd e sADsrieso,
s srs sed hps' as ap a Gs Faa S A1'
3. j, BEAVER CLOTH ovERcoxTfkq5i .. ~
which win be made to order at the shortest neee.
and at prices 80 cheap as eisewhers.snd perhaps
s.~@,.ai,r,.,A LxrgaE Che ASER.fh ,se'@'9
Being practical tailor or many Years export
snee he aaters himself that he will be able to est
and make suit Of clothes in . msansrsf tisoaF
,sggirl 8 SATISFACTORY TO ALL'oses edi
who patronize Sim. By strict attention. to bust
ness, and a.determinationt 4, he i, sasss i =
'' PLEASE HIS CUSTOMERS, a,isL
he hopes to receive O continuance Of favors. re
turn thanks for nay prosperity ithe past and kope
my friends and the public generally will call and
see me. Ny store Is on south Potomac street, near
ly opposite Hagcr's store.s G - .ses" eihl *
.-,a, hes Observe the name, ~ ..ssa.
5'' 49, BE sure you are right, y,..:''.-
Vi H.. ~ Then go ahsaa,nS ~ oss7ft5s
I'D 7,,s, ,qaiyooo 'AAh se hspt Ri. ~.
e Hagerstewn, Oct Is. sas iGdi aoiisseP bdoJ
Tfsoa 10. % -iJyiT s5i H0IsIeIsT9 1907
c,:;,;,,..s Cheering News al T., ". ~
s1.ai5SAMUEL e. ScHzNDFL,S. E'''
TDsr received and appeaineg sthira supply q
81. q .,aJ lwISTEF max eeeps,T no szsifss
purchased at the height Of The late .papic at Ne.
prices almost Is low lasEbefare the xar: aAzsons
the stock may DO enumerated 49,, =; .ra,i,;a
." LADIES' DRESS G00Rs., ,s,.,
Sf every ssrs.y and style in high e0lors IF start.
j MOURNING DEP 4R7!hENT.sT
To this Department especial attention has becn
paid and It has sbrcn replenished withs Moarning
Dress Goods, shawls, &c, and is now psrticulsrls
worthy the attention Of those desiring afdci&sih
that liaeI Also .z y9sJ a. .Ff;sg,gevs tliv
EAste< esHA<A, ete4k,ka 1terHs AND eIettx
10. t'.. rRiA4rsss' .,s5,s1' Sheer
ofgreat variety of style and pattern. +.
LADIES SHAWLs. 49, l...,
Very handsome Brochet shawls. Also, New style
Plaid, high colors, all wool, worth an examination.
BALxoRxL SKIRTS, Roor sKIsrs, rxraEss LaAiL
SKIRT, described In the eLadies Boek of Fashion,"
the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC or D0pBLE SPRING skiRT.
Also, Hosiery, Gloves, Hoods, .sontsss, 'tcsrfs,
Wrstlets, &c, Wool Fisnnels, ponssfis saooda Is,
tory Tweeds, Csssimeress Gassipets' and oSeroeAt-
ing.
riety and style of goods calcuated 70; satisfY the
most fastidous which II desired, viii be made to.
order and good fts substantial sewing and no disi
appointment guaranteed.
Now Is the time to secure Christmas ,Presents 81
prices at least % per cent lower than those ruling
ten days since TO prove this II Is only necessary
to call, examine and price tine STOCK ef Igeols aoF
offering at SAIlL e. SCHINHEIS,
dccaO JgNLi yer s1.Near tho Public sqaarssA
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07

AT EST s ,airssir-s % 7siiau sss ). .
.t.n --sR :, a FROM TEE ionq b. gLoJ
-'' BURNT DISTRICT. re- ~
The subscriber having saved. porties Of his
- Assse lsteeE efas Goods from .a
DESTRUCTION BY FIRE ~.
81 que a. 7,,s and ffops the hands Of aa. . Ca
iob r l. U N d 4 n d n -,
has removed intothe store room on South Potomac
st., one door freln tine Public Square, where he will
~. -!J H.. 4 hereafter lp.J Gofpii...a %
,' DISTRIBUTE, AeTaE fcssac q"
3. le, great variety Of ro;'. e.'. ID
Il CLIO T HIN G.. "a
ready made! or will make %, order, as may pc de-
sired, ct COST-aoRE on LEss. This deteTsirssioPl
TO ALMOST
GIVE A WAY .aa 'al ''s
bis remaining stock ofGoods will, as he hopes long
to bea ''"
CANDIDATE
for Public Patronage, be no indncement to slight
his work or to otherwise impose on those who may
desire to avail themselves Of this chance ts cothe
'..I .. themselves - '. tu. tit
At HIS EXPENSE. ~,
Remember the place. On South Potomac street
one poor south ofthe Public Square.
Feb. Z, ~. JNO. d. SwARTZ.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07

lust Recetved;% q
4 supply n Fresh arden beeds for sale, at the
Book apd Stationary Emporium OF
Fob Fl. r's - J. 3. McCLEERY,
= Lyccum Hail, Hsgerstown.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07
ROCKAWAY BUGGY,
SALE
REAL EST ATE

IL sr'T-r EUin'F AK NF' - ..t..'' .f.
ss:i;-., ~ ~ "a or as . "a.'-. ..'s
REAL EST ATE.
RI virtue Of decree Of the Circuit court for
Washington couhty, sitting rs q court of Equi-
~, the undersigned a. Trustee, will sell at pub
lid sale in front Of the Court House, in Hagers-
ENS town, on
Saturday de soth dry q March n't' Z
all that
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
living In election district No. Ia in Washington
county, adjoining the iaads Of Henry s. Zelier,
John White and others, containing
60 ACRES OF LAND
n,ore or less which was devised by Daniel Eel
l., de- d. by his late WILL to his grand children
Mary A. David II. and JoSephus z. Wingard.
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the decree are
--Onc third of the purchase money 10 be paid in
hand on the dsy of sale, or ratification thereof
by the court, aud theresidue In two equal in-
sta,In,ents, PAYABLE in one and two years. with
interest from tire day of sale, thej deferred pay
ments to- be secured by the notes or bonds OF the
purchaser, with surety to be approved by the
undersigned. And on payment ofthe whole pnr-
chase Money and not before, the undersigned is
authorized "a Convey the same to the purchaser
by a good and sufficient deed, free and dischsrg-
eli of an esim Of the parties TO the said suit, or
uf any person claiming by from or under them
or either of them. Sale to commence at Q clock
AN A. Is. WIkGARD,O
March + Trustee.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07
SALE.

PoHIis SALE 'o.o-rr;
.Ha&.5..Jos vALuAsLs q s121a
Il. PERSONALLY PROPERTY. 'd
The subscriber will sell at public sale, in
g RooRsboro', 7H%t
~ .On'Sstarday tie 2sd Of March neat
commencing at O'Clock, the following dsscrib-
ed property:
ONE FINE FAMILY MARE,
good for Saddle or Harness, ...,.
!saNeWFalling Top Buggies.
lls,leather top and of them shifting tops, ]
second hand Buggy, leather top: zone
HORSE WAGON: ...
nearly newt set single Harness, Saddles, and
IN :. Brides. l Sleigh and Bells r..-
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
sca..tiag of Marble Top Dressing Bureau, ]
commons Bureau q I3edsteads,i 2 Of which are
Cottage new; three FASH Stand one an en-
closed Stand, new; good Safe, 4 good Tables,
one parlor Table; sets Of good chairs, 2
Booking Eisirs, one q cane-botton,; lot Of COM
mon chairs, Stoves and Pipe, Book case
INK shout III.
60 YARDS CARPETING,
. lot of good Mating, 2 Looking Glasses, Wash
NJ, -sa;,r. Bowls and Pitchers, so, rt
~. ~ SEWING MACHINE.
! clock, 1 kitchen sink, .Dough-tray, j good
iron kettle, meat tubs, churns, II lot of Queens
ware, pots, pans, ,earthern ware. 3 washtnbs,
lot Of canned fruit, lot Of books, lot OF bsggy
Ladice 1T the latest nnd hest style, one 4-passen
ger
ROCKAWAY BUGGY,
and tools, sach as stocks and dies, planes, CHS
sjE &c. go - "'". ,.'.
Tssxs or s4LE:--A cr,dit of six months will
he given ca sums of sic and upwards by the
purchaser giving his note with approved sccur-
itv, with interest from einte. URder $40 cash.
Bacon and Lard cash. No property to be re-
moved until settled for VII
March I. n. D. TOBY.
z. 80 D. G. PorrER, Auct.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07

HIGHEST CASH PRICE
paid for OLD CASTINGS at
ZELI FR & SONS
Feb IS ) w-p'l Warehouse.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

living In election district No. ID in Washington
county, adjoining the laads OF Henry. $. Zel'er,
John White and others, containing
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07
ssTN DULL SEASONS"

Feb 2l,-3m
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07

FOR FEMALE DISEASES.
Nervous Prostitution, Weakns 50, General Las.
situde. Want of Appetite, 5,
naggiels Pills will be found an effectusl remedy,
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07

Twines, EsrAs, cHILDREN's CARRIAGES,
Carts, Wheelbarrows and Tops of all sorts, Com
stantly on hand, FRESH GROUND FLOUR,
CORN MEAL and tt'--
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07

For all diseases Of the kidneys, Retention Of
Urine, 20, Msggieps Pills arc . perfect cure
One dose will satisfy any one.> ~ Ns''t.f
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07
TaUsTEE'S SALE
4 PERSONAL d PROPERTY

$50 1HT ssN' .t...
Hslr 500 -. OF .' f.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-07
POLITICAL.

The New York Times Washington spe,
cial says that the Presidents new plan of
adjustment, based on qualified suffrage and
amnesty, is being matured. and there is a
prospect of its adoption as the measure Of
tho Administration.
"A dispatch to the New York Herald
says that the Radicals Of Leuisians are or
gsniziDg the Grand Army of the Republic
all over the State, and that a conflict be-
tween the Radicals and ex-Confjderates is
not impossible.
-Judse Spalding. on Thursday, present.
ed sfnemerial in the House, from citizens
of Cleveland, asking that the law authoris-
ing the Secretary OF tho Treasury to retire
four millions oflega notes per month,
be repealed irr,ae9i n~rF ~, n
The Democracy Of Ohio have nomina-
ted their State ticket eight months before
the election--like the man who said that
when he died he wanted to starve to death,
so that be would hare long die eft!
lit is said that the Reconstruction Com
mittee is preparing to report another bill for
the rehabilitation Of the Southern States.
The New Orleans Riot Com mittee have
closed their Investigation and are making
out their report which will be ready in few
days. ...l,. .ss.aF
I. The Ways and Means Committee have
decided to put butter and cheese on the free
iist,s T9Wo rrutueYef }U +
We seeit stated in one of our ex'
changes that the Detroit Post, Carl SchurE'l
paper, is groanng under the weight Of {
$4,000 mortgage.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-07
Notice in Partition.

LNRANClS BOGGS ana James 3oggs, whs reside in
l. Belmont County. Ohio and David E. Boggs. who
resides In the County OF Davis and State Of Missouri,
will take notice that Aargery Collins and James w.
1886 file their petition in the Court OF Common Pleas
of Belmont County, Ohio, demanding partition of the
following premises in Belmont Cou,iy. Ohio, TO wit:
First Tract Bounded and described as follows: Be-
ginning al the 5 w corner OF Sec ~, TIP land Range
81 thence with said Section e f.. l26 $40 perches 10
s5 perches TO, a post marked black oak in tho
line OF John Bells land thence w. l03 perrhes 10
OF said JohnEes land. standing in the Section
line thence with said line South 220 poes the place
OF beginnng containing lG4 acres OF land, more or
less. 10
Second Tract Situate in the State, County, Town
ship and Range aforesaid Beginang for the same st
u white oak standing in Aaron Ncwports line, near
his spring theme g. 80 deg W 77,poes 10 a sugar
tree standing the line OF the above described tract,
the East side thereof; thence 62 poles q sugar
tree marked "B,n standing near stone coal bank ;
thence 100 deg w a poles 10 stake and corner OF
land belonging 10 Jacob Lash; thence 81 perchcs TO
the aforesaid i.ash's linc thence s. with sand line
his corner; thence u. 6 $40 perches to Aaron New
ports cnrner thence :. 20 deg r. 50 perches to the
place OF beginnings containing 30 acres, be the
more or less ra rH.-7-.t-..
The above described tracts of land heing the same
premises that were conveyed TO David Boggs by Sam
ue Sharpless and Rehecca Shsrpess his wife by deed
bearing date the 1s day OF April 1917 and recorded in
Book F, pages 37 and $50 of the Records of Deeds
OF Belmont County, Ohio, reference being had thereto
rsvill more fully appear.
The said defendants notified that at the February
Term. ls67, OF the Court OF Common Pleas in and for
lioners-Margery Collins aud James w. Collins, her
ask that partition he made Of said prem
ses. DANFORD &@ KEN NON,
Dec. ~, 1868. .-6w Att'ys for Petitioners
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-07
PLEADING GUILTY.

The Wheeling Register denounces
the new Registration Act of West
Virginia as "Law to disfranchise all
Democrats" because itrequires all ap-
plicants for registration to swear that
they have not borne arms against the
United States since June, 1851, never
upheld or held Office under the so-called
Confederate States Of America, nor
given aid or comfort to the rebellion,
or to persons engaged in it, nor oppos-
ed the efforts of the Government to
overthrow tho rebellion. iea.,
Here we have an acknowledgment,
that "dU Demoerats" have been en-
gagged in one or more of the above ways
Of aiding the rebellion. An homes
confession 10 said to be good for tn,
soul, and We hope hereafter VIC shal
not be abused for saying that the isaa
srs Of the Democratic Party have beer
rebel sympathisers. l .qGf
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-07
Passage Of the Tariff Bill
"a through the Senate.

The United States Senate on last
Thursday passed the Tariff Bill, by a
decisive majority. The bill was SO
loaded down with amendments that 1t
cannot pass the House, in its present
shape. The time is short, but Con-
ference Committee can doubtless so
modify it as to make it acceptable to
both branches of Congress. Many of
these amendments were purposely
piled on to kill 1t. zTgs s-, rl,-.--7v'
The vote by which the, bill passed
the Senate was by no means partisan,
Some Union members voted againstit,
and few so. called Democrats for it..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-07
90 THE Ct,LUMBUs ait
Wooden Manufacturing CO.


A MONG the enterprises in our State richly deserv-
n ing encouras emeni and patronage is that Of tue
Columbus woolen Manufacturing Company. This
Company was organized in 1851, when large and
Of Mound Street, Just across the canal bridge The
capital stock was at first 100000 II has been gradu-
ally increased. and u al pre- ssnt $4,000 ~ llf
For the last five or six years the Manufacturing Com
pany has been, as Is now IN honrishing and pros
porous condition. Its business has been extended its
facilities enlarged IL cgrdt placed upon 6'n basis,
and Its manufactured goods in constant demand and
meet with ready sale For this prosperous and in
creased business in the Mandatory the Company aud
the public mainly indebted toJ.P Bruck, Esq the
Secretary and Treasurer Of the Company who, having
had the g. neral oversight of its affairs, has aged
them with singular fidelity, prudence aud sagaeity.
To give some idea oil the amount OF business done In
the Mandatory, Il uses up annually about 10000
pounds OF raw wool and makes 100000 yards Of cloth
annually. The goods are purely OF wool
aud consist ptiicipsly OF plain and fancy
doeskiDs saiihets plain and plaid fannels, blanket.
and stocking yarns. These ere sold al wholesale si
retail at the Office in the Manuisctery
There are IN ~ 'he Menniae'Ssy sets Of machinery
daily The number 81 employees Is hfy-six, abon
one half Of whom females, The wool used Is prin
eipay procured in Ohio is brought from Indiana
but from the Fast The enterprise is in all re
speets, strictly western one. - -
As such, and especially as home enterprise, u
claims urcn our citizens are paramount while tn
qualities Of lie goods superior fnr wear and dura
biity 10 those in the Epst for this
elusive reasou-that they wholly Tree from coito
shoddy. So thought and so Judged the committee
manufactured wooden goods at the recent State Fail
for they awarded seven out OF the nine premiums oe
| I'd on such goods to the Columbus Woolen Manufae
turing Company. if.i,g > ~ Lsf -. - 80
The sSoy. sSed: can ss iogSs !. ss tolsysg e
4 PsIen Frinl \ Nasle, II. Meyer. L, =. Hoapsr,la
/ ". ] q N..H
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-07
GubernatOriaI.

Gen. q. D. Hayes and Hon. Aaron
Y. Perry, Of Cincinnati, who were
named for Governor, have both de-
clined the protfered honor. Gen, Hayes
10 q member Of Congress from Dis.
trict good for 5000 majority all the
time. Mr.. Perry has an extensive
practice at the Bar, and, We presume
thinks he can't afford to be Governor
Our abIsst lawyers In Ohio are al
ways loAth TO accept Of Office, and con
seqnently We don't always have tn,
strongest men In Office. This 10 par
tieularIy tue Of the Bench. We pre-
sume thsrsis no help for IL. until on
lawyers become. less avaricious.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-07
Desirable Farm for Sale.

4 WILL SELL at private sale my Farm. situate one
mile from the National Road, directly South oil the
Great Western
The Farm contains so Acres having psoporiionato
amount Of timber. IL is well wRtered, having good,
waed-up spring IN almos, every field The fencing is
i'll thorough repair, having unusual number OF 6ne
gates IL has good Cotage House splendid we'll ef
water in doors, and almost every conceivable ouibuiid-
ing. Ithas also toiersbly good Orchard, with a
choice selection and sn abundance of Grapes.
IL is one Of the prces locations and most desira la
farms IN the County. iF rFa -
For terms inquire of the subscriber, in ST. Cairsve
. se27-u NJ. A. MCKEE.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-07
wes,.rn ii munnor.

To the course OF an extended review Of
Nasty last volume. Mr.. Ripley Of the N.
Y. Tribune says: 81 s
With the exception OF Hosea Bieslov, our
humorists are Western. Astemus Ward
comes from Ohio. The writer called MARX
Twain" who has, NOT, done much beyond
showing promise. is ffsm California. lMr.
Webb, who did some clever things when in
New York, and from whom we expect much
cleveruess again, is from the West We be-
lieve. Mr.. Nasty, although protesting 70
come from New Jersey, is resident o.
Ohio The humor Of the West il larger
and broader than that of the East We
might say il vas cearser; but this wouls
imply an injustice weAte far frcm intsnding
Perhsps we may say that in the WestTit i
natural. in tho East it is artificial Mr.
Curtis Potiphsr Papers wouldbs dull read
iag il an Illinois farm house. and there sr'
I aeod many psrlors in New York where |
chspter Of Nasby would never be haished
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-07
Belmont Common Pleas.
Petition for Partition.

Jacob Jarvis ct al rsfHB .tid isaiah Mitchell Han
vs. j. nah Mitchell, John Brewer
Isaiah Mitchell 4 and dAnds M Brower OF Guernsey
Hannah Mitchell County, Ohio Thompson Wilssa,
Eliza J. J.-Wilspn and Cathorine Marsh, of Noble Ce,
Ohio, and samuel Marsh, Of sIonroe County, Ohio,
will take noce that Jacob Jarvis and others did, en-
the sih day OF January 1867, file their petition in the
Court of Common Pleas Of said County against them,
the object aud prayer Of which petition is that partition
be made OF the following premlscs 10 wit: About nine
9 aeres Of land part oil the Norheas quarter OF See
ton 5i Township 9, Range g. in the Steubenville Land
District, being the whole OF the rea estate Of which
said Philip Jarvis died seized to and amongst said de-
PENDANTS and the petitioners. helrs-ssw Of said
Philip Jarvss deceased and that said petition will BE-
for hearing at the May Term, 1887, of said Court
LEWToN 4 SHEPHERD, Au'ys for Pstrs.
January IL, 1ee7..sw f' t .ftf. .