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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-19
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BALTIMORE q o. an. 6oi5p
AND POTOMlC r. 5R.
TT n E FABLE.

TRArSs Golss wEsr.
1eaNe aarper's Ferry at 6 10 A M ,lsY-,, r, A.
1, TSi at IL 4 NJ and 1 % 3 NJ -
1 lave hSEes switch at $50 A Man, 4 10
ica,s at 9 s. a NJ and IS p NJ
1--we ShetASst9Nn al 81 a AI'anCi 1 SOP NJ
Leave cameron at l6 A ~ ana % p ds
1870 S1nnnt Point Mt IS kRfandI 81 PM -.
11eave " aqeSvliIe at 81 Mand OS p NJ ~
Leave OPequon Bridge at % A n And ~, N =;
Leave stePhensonsa at 81 A NJ and 81 p NJ M. 4
" tTIes'et at > % a NJ and So NJ -
TRAINS GOISe EAsr.
Leave WINCHESTER at 9 80 A NJ and Bpm
Leave StePhensOn's at 8 70 A NJ and ) q PA
Leave 0peq1on Reidge at 81 A N and = 10 I. AZ Z
Leave Wadesvile at So A NJ and 3 II pm - Va
Leave summit Point 10 10 NJ and 3 50 p NJ
Leave Cameron at 10 % A NJ and 2 ~ p ~ AZ.
Leave Cherlestown at 10 SO a NJ and IA p NJ
Leave Halltown at 10 81 a NJ and 40 p NJ
Leave Reyes Switch at 10 SO A Al andL a. p \,
Leave Shenandoah atill OF A NJ and 4 Sc p w.
Arrive at HaTpeF's Ferry II Os A NJ and ~ n NJ
january 10, 1867 1AEstDENF.
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ooNFEoTIoNERY .AND BAISERY.
L0ak. 0rTFURe.. OIu ClIII.l


GRAND ARRIVAL or HIS BAGGAGE AT TIE
VALLEY CONFECTIONERY
MAIN STREET, CrARIEsTowN. ADJoINISG
THE DRUG STORE OF CAMPBELL & i,
u. 3 s,.i. MASON. 81,
TJENRY DUMB the only authorized agent in
/ / this place Of his Excellezcy, CHRIS KRIN-
Gle, Esq, announces to the people of CharIestown
and surrounding country, that he is now receiving
at his stores the Baggage and Equipments of tho
8. old Gentlemen, " lich to be distributedin
rich Protuslon and at such prices as will astonish
even those who think cent as big as a Cart Wheel
II u necessary to nameonly few of the many ar
wants and crafty tho tastes of the old the young
tho middle aged OF all sexes, colors and conditions
Toys OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
to make cheerful the hearts and ubiant the spirits
OF the Juvenile population. and auppIyof
FRENCH AND COMMON CANDIES,
the affections of those whose hearts are throbbine
IN antieiPstlen of changing their condition life,
.ifRICH CAKES.
to to- make AXE complete the WEDDING and HOLIDAY
Tea Sets, VioIins, Noah's Arks, Supple Jacks Sur
Prising Boxes, Hoop Horses, Brass Trunlpets, Car
Jumpers, Toy Brooms, Kid Dolls, China Dolls
BlacksDolls for the Freedmen, Patent and Glazed
things not enumerated here. OF SUGAR Toys
he has an exhaustless variety.
FIRE WORKS,
of all kinds, such as Rockets to empty your Pock-
cts, Fire Crackers for Small Bush Whackers Spiral
Nia"icals to pop the Radicals, Torpedocs to Kill
Musquitos, and Double Headed Dutchmen to do
what you please with Also, full supply of
ORANGES AND LENONS.
and every other FRUIT suited to the season. as well
as rich assortment of NUTS, such as Almonds,
Butter Nuts Filberts, English Walnuts, &c.
These articles have been selected with m UGH care
and with an eye single to the qualification of the
tastes OF the people Of this community. In order
had nft
leave your orders at once, that you can be ac-
commodated before the general rush sets in.
And now, one and all,
Give DUNN a cali.
nbnr1
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NOTICE.

order to meet our present liabilities il is ms;
- lively necessary that we must be paid for scr
vices rendered up to- this date. We ale within -
serve the pub lie but cannot sustain ourselves
uhoer the existing "cGSh TERMS unless we re- na;J
JOHN J. II. STRAITH
GERARD MASON
Jan. l, 1867. -
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TOWN TRADE.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
THE partnership heretofore existing in the r4cr-
i camille business between the undersigned Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. The BUSH
ness will be continued by ED X. GRADY, FIR
whom we ask liberal patronage.
Persons owing accounts notes arc requested
to call at and pay off he either the un
dersigned, as the money is badly wanted.
JOHN II. STRIDER
EDW. X. GRADY
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j i W ELR Y.
NEW JEWELRY STORE.

ME subscriber would most respectfully an
i nOsnce to the citizens of Charlcstown and vi
OF Watches and Jcwelry, inc udng, in part
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
of various grades all of which will be warranted as
represented; also Jewclryof all kinds, such as
SPECTACLES, EYEGLASSES
in variety; and in fact everything rsuaIIv kC,t j.;
store OF the kind. would also announce that
have secured the services of a competent workman
on watches and repairing jcwclry, so that all WHO
may want anvhin" done in the Iine of r1pairing nj
watches. CLOCKS or Jewelry, may rely upon having
work will be warranted as represented would
therefore ask call, as | am determined to suit
P9tronize me; Room the lately occupied by
Mcintyre and RaIIstou. -
Sept: 4, l966.-ly: L, DTNKLE.
HO! FOR A MERRY CHRISTMAS!
lust received beautifully selected assor+noor+
of WATCHES, JEWELRY, and TOYS. Cali
ana examine you can'tfa to be pleased. The
JEW ELRY
is composed in part of beautiful Sets of oo- IA
ScrlPtion, Bt eastPins, Ear Rings, Finger Rinos
Watch Chains and Guards, Sets for the Hair Chains
and variety o: other things. Also some choice
SEGARS and SMOKING TOBACCO.
with Fancy Soaps, Combs and Brushes, in connec-
ton with as NICE an assortment of TOYS as can be
am also agent for the sale of KNABE g. co. IS
HlANOS. Persons wishing one of those eIcganI
Pianos Melodeons by calling on me- can sse
specimen, and have them Bought to- the De1oI
at ManufactOrer's prices. T. DINRT PO'
December 49, 1866.
ENGRAVING neatly doue Dy L. DINKLE. at his
" JeWelry Store opposite the Bank. otc 30.
FINE SILVER PLATED SPOONS and FORKS.
l. 10 DC had cheap at L. DINKLE'S
req. o. Jewelry Store.
SILVER PLATED CAsToRs, of all DISSERTATIONS
~ gOttcn-up by /. DTSKfE
A BEAUTIFUL SILVER PLATED CAKE RAS
"A h6l iOr sale low by L. DINKLE.
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IENHE office in Charlcstown will be continued I'M
Il der the management of an efficient agent and
those wishing thur property advertised in cir.
cuar to be issued arch LIST for the spring trade
may have for sale: - 10y
Jan. %, lS67-4t. Ia LICE
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SI0KERS, ATTENTION!
PIPES! PIPESII

HAVE Just received large and well-seIccted
i, stock of Pipes; consisting Of PuRE ME- ERscHAUM,
Iron Cad, Patent Metal Stem, Imitation
Eoscw""d y, German China, Egg Bowl, turkish
common Wood Pipes, &c, as well as an extcnsiIc
S Srs, together with supply of English Cherry and
o. Give Inc call. Z
Jan %, 1867. in uAIErc
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TRUssELL & CO.'S ADvERTNIENTs
A COMPLETE STOCK!
RARE GOODS & GREAT BARGAINS

j. GUS support extended toward their house since
greatly to enlarge their general STOCK, specially
aoaptGd to the present season, which embraces in
part the latest and best selected assortment, of
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
before offered in the town. Most of the Boots
and Shoes, for Ladies, Gentlemen and Boys, are
Philadelphia, and warranted equal to any that can
DC nan1actured: Prlces Low and all sizes, kind
FANCY NOTIONS,
we havca rare AMI very choice selection, embracing
IN paTt-Ladies' Superior Cotton Hose, Children's
Moollen and Cotton do, Gentlemcn's arm Socks,
lin Gloves, Buck Gauntlets and Gloves, Misses
Worstcd Hose, and Cotton and Woo len do French
ticles too numerous to ParticuIarizc. The assort-
ment of fresh, choice and cheap
CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS, NUTS, &C.,
Almonds Filberts, Palm Nuts. French Candies
en a assorted r american do of all varieties Lemon
LEMONS also on hand. The
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
has in no wise been neglected and every article
needed Tor family consumption will be found con-
stahtiy ca hand, and for sale as low be pro-
cured cl, ;whcrc in the county, motto is that
nankIul Tor the klndnesses of the past, respect
fully solicit present call from our old friends and
Charlcstown, Dec. IS, 1866.
GOOD COFFEE.
a OF Government Java Coffee.
~ just received and for sale by
Jan: s. 1857 ThUSsELL CO.
JIDES WANTED-We will pay the highest
L market price for all kinds OF Hides
Nov II, 1866 TRUSSELL & co.
/ EROSENE OLA superior Kerosene Oil for
~ sale ny TRUSSELL & CO.
T ARD for sale by
II TRUSSELL g. co.
dressed POULTRY will be taken at the high
~ est market price per Id. in exchange for goods
OF Cash. TRUSSELL & CO.
AIDES HIGH CUT CALF BOOTS for sale by
Il Octoher g. TRUSSELL Il co.
MACKEREL for sale by
4'A oct 10. TRUSSELI. & Co.
C1TY MADE BOOTS, for sale by
- Nov. 10 TRUSSELL & co.
S00 BUSHELS BEANS wANTED.-Wc will
SOO pay the highest market price for White
beans. TRUSSELL & CO.
CITRoN AND CURRENTS, for sale BY :
~ Jan. ~ TRUSSELL & co.
1EAS.-A prime article of English Breakfast
= Black Tea, Gunpowder and Imperial Teas, for
saIc ny TRuSSELL & CO.
CRACKER DUST, for sale by
- Feb. 5. TRUssELL & co.
FENIAN SMOKING TOBACCO, for eaIc BY
- EeO' o. TRUSSELL CO.
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HIDES WANTED-we will pay the highest
market price for all kinds OF Hides
Nov. 81, 1866. TRUSSELL & CO
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II EROSENE OLA superior Kerosene Oil for
N sale by TRUSSELL & co.
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JUST RECEIuEn

noN'T forget to call and Be supplied Win Jew
cry at the New Jewelry Store. Opposite the
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INSURES AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE nv
FIRE ON TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTY
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OPPOSITE BANK BUILDING.
II A RLE TOWN, WEST VIRGINIA.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-09-19

military view the whole country had
received u general order to move out
early and occupy st. Clairsville at all
hazards, and the river division would be
within supporting distance.
At half-past elevenswe moved into the
| town amid the roar and smoke of artil-
! lery, cheer after cheer went up. The
/ bright glad faces of the loyal ladies gave
us hearty welcome. Main street from
one end to the other was canopied with
notices, banners and flags at and near
| the Court House, thousands had gather
ed to witness the passing loyal legions.--
| Our delegations moved through to the
west end of the town, where the western
delegations were in waiting. For miles
westward we could see clouds of fdust rls-
ing telling us "still they Gomez Almost
every delegation which passed us had u
banner of some kind in its advance. Old
men were there with their wives, young
men with their sisters and sweethearts,
soldiers were there with their hearts
beating high and wild to the grand old
music of the Union. When the order
was given, the whole procession repaired
to the Fair Grounds, where we broke
ranks for dinner. -n.s
At one o'clock, Mr. Woodmansee, pre-
ceded by the Wheeling brass band, drove
to the Speakers stand with Gen. Logan,
WltIc dilllu JllOSt buil OdhS WtTt as
scmbled thousands of the substantial
yeomanry of the country. The Generals
appearance on the stand was the signal
for such round ofapplause that the hills
and wales took up the glad enthusiasm.
Capt. Danford, in befitting remarks,
introduced General Logan. OF the Cen
erals speech, no one can give even an
idea of its grandeur, earnestness depth
or effect. One must hear and see Gen.
Logan to enjoy his speech fully. For
more than two hours he secured the earn
est attention of his audience, and hardly
ever did our country's defenders get such
round of ftruths thrown into their ranks.
The friends of the cause here expected to
hear strong argument in favor of up
holding and strengthening CongIes and
standing hard by the Government;
neither were they disappointed, for the
clear, lucid manner in which he discuss
ed the momentous issues ofthe day made
them so apparent that none could fail to
see them. ..4 t't ''..t4l.
He dealt as numerically with Thur
man and Vallandigham as he did with
their friends at Fort Donelson and all
other places he met them in the South.
Ex-Governor B. Stanton, of your city,
followed the General in an address, which
we did not have the pleasure of hearing.
1t was estimated that there were be-
tween 5000 and 10000 persons on the
grounds. Several of the Democrats said
that the meeting was about three times
as large as was their meeting. UNo.
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DIR. CHAS. R. SANDERSON.
[From the steubenville Gazette.]


1--WE would call attention to the advertise
ment of DIR. Sanderson. This is the NTH year
the Dr. has visited this section during the sum-
mer being employed during the rest Of the year
in the New York Hospitals, and his success in
the treatment of Chronic and Surgical diseases,
science He is constantly performing the most
difficult operations known TO surgery, and yet
for Ave years, not single case has terminated
fatally Among which are Wm., Van Horn, Of
tendons divided and limbs straightened Isaac
Barger, Cadiz, diseased leg for many years, limb
amputated and quick recovery. n son OF X.
FreshwateY, near Steubenville, Cancer Of the
eye covering the face, eye and tumor removed
and a rapid recovery, also Mrs. Kelly, of Bell
lens removed and sight restored. We have yet
to mention two Of the most daring and success
ftll cases on record. Mr., Long near bloomfield,
diseased bones Of Peivis, long since pronounced
Cafiiz. made an incision ainohes in depth and
removed portion of the internal surface Of the
Sacrun and Hem, but what seems more surpris-
ing than all others Is the case of A. Swihart of
New Philadelphia, necrosis of the Uranium of
years standing, whose case had been pronounced
surely and speedily fatal by his attending physi-
clans, and a majority of Surgeons in consulta-
tion decided that instant death would take place
nom an operation. DIR. s., at his request, Ii be-
ing his only dhance for life, removed large por-
side of his head leaving the Dtsfa Mater and
Brain expostd, a large amount OF matter was
discharged and rapid recovery took place
Comment Ia unnecessary. THESE and many
other cases entitle Dr. Sandefson to rank among
the ablest and most skillfui Surgeons Of Europe
or America"
DR.. S. can be consulted at Wheeling, Grant
House. the 18th, 10Th and 10Th, and at Steuben-
ville City Hotel the 2lst, I'd, 23d and Gath of
every monsh during iss857, 1is mol
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-09-19
ENCOURAGING.

The large attendance at the Union
meetings, and the reported failures at the
Democratic meetings, are encouraging
indications in the present compaign.-
We have never, during the past seven
years, held meetings in this County that
were as well attended as are our meetings
this year. Wherever we have held n
meeting In the same town or orschoohhouse
in which the Democrats had previously
held meeting, our meeting has always
been the best attended. Sometimes our
meetings have been two or three times
as large as their meetings.
We know of number of complete
failures, where Democratic meetings
were anneunced, among which we would
Just mention the effort of II. s. Clark,
one of their "big guns" to get up II
meeting at Burr's Mills on the night Of
our meeting at Morristown. A two
horse wagon was loaded with the faith
full at Morristown In the evening and
taken to the place of meeting; but u
their arrival, behold the faithful were
not on hand, and Sample had to return
with his Morristown load without hold
ing meeting. On Friday, of last week,
Messrs. Swaney and Umstead, with Il
flourish, drove over to Belmont to hold
q meeting, arrived there In good time,
hustled around town until evening, got
the key of the school house, opened and
lighted It up, waited patiently for an
audience, and 10! no audience came
Two Democrats and one Republican
made their appearance, but these dis
gusted champions of Democracy would
not deign to "discuss the questions ut
issue, but jumped into their carriage
and started for the headquarters of the
Executive Committee To report progress.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-09-19
WHEELING TOWNSHIP. Sept. IA.

TO he Editor Of The Belmont Chronicle.
SIR-Mr. Nichol, Democratic nominee
for Representative, made most dis
graceful speech at Armstrong; School
House Thursday night, Sept. II, in which
he charged Judge Cowen, Sr, with lying,
his opponent-Jno. Patton-with corrup-
tion and perjury, and Adjutant-General
Cowen with embezzeling thousands of
dallors of soldiers bounty money.
Speaking of Mr.. Lincoln, he said /:
"He was black-hearted villain, whom
the vengeance of God pursued till it kill
ed him in Theater He'll"
Nichol is man who never had much
good sense. He gained the little notoriety
that he has in his party by withdraw
ing from the U. p. Church and assisting
in forming an organization at Union
town, which organization has placed
itself under the care of Rebel church
in South Carolina; and Nichol and his
associates have brought from that land
of treason and rebellion Rebel Chap
lain, who is now their officiating min
lister. A SOLDIER.
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Legal Notice.

ELIzA GLAzIER, who resides somewhere in
II the Northern part of the State of Ohio and
her minor child, whose name is unknown, Wild
ow and child of II. s. Glazer, deceased, Will take
notice that ]. b. Smith. Administrator of the
estate of II. s. Glazier deceased, on the 18th day
of August, 1867, filed his petition in the Probate
Court within and for the County of Belmont and
State of Ohio, alledging that the personal estate
of said FL. S. Glazier, deceased is insufficient to
pay his debts and the charges of administration
on the same; that he died holding an equitable
title to and interest in the following real estate
situate in said County to wit: Being lot Of
ground, l25 feet by 1870 feet, commencing for its
s. E. corner at a point 90 feet North of the coal
bank road leading to Charles Henry IS coal bank,
and fronting East l25 feet, and running West
1870 feet-same being near TO the West line OF
Bellaire City, of said County; and that Eliza
Glazier, his widow, is entitled to dover in said
premises, after the residue s600-if the purchase
money is first paid.
The prayer of said petition is for the assign
ment of dover to said Eliza Glazier, and for sale
of said premises, subject to such dover estate,
for the payment of debts and charges aforesaid.
Said petition will be for hearing on the 10th
day of September, 1857, or as soon thereafter as
leave can be obtained.
J. B. SMITH, Admir-
of II. s. Glazier, decd.
Aualst %, 1907.
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Probate Co11rt.

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, to wit:
minor
John Irwin, Executor of Robert King, decd.
William Workman, Executor of John Nc
Candless decd.
Albert d. Rice Guardian OF Hannah j., Jose
phine A. and William b. Humphrey, minors.
James Kerr and Joseph p. Hutehison, Execu-
tors of Franklin Bell, decd.
Michael Hendershot Administrator of David
NJ. Fulton, decd.
Hiram Hastings, Administrator Of John Ber-
ry, decd.
jesse Marshall, Guardian of James A. Mar
shall.
Hannah Lash, Execstrit of William Lash,
decd.
i. Schooley, Executor of William Schooley,
decd.
The first five above named will be for hearing
and settlement on the 18th and the remaining
five on the 9th days of September next.
9. w. CARROLL, Probate Judge
Sent 1 1867.
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Spefial 1ntifes.
THE GREATEST PAIN RELIEv.
ER IN THE WORLD,

Warranted superior to any other, or no pay,
for the cure of Chronic Rheumatism, Toothache,
Headache, Sore Throat, Mumps,, Burns. Cuts,
Insect stings, Pains in the Back, Chest and
Limbs, Sprains, Old Sores Swelllngs; also, to
take internally for Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Collie,
Spasms, Sea Sickness, Vomiting, and Group. 1t
is perfectly innocent to take internally If used
according to the directions, and never fails, as
thousands can attest. 1t was first introduced in
1S47, and now millions of bottles are annually
sold. Every one who has once used 1t, continues
to do so and recommend 1t to their friends as
the most valuable medicine extant. Certificates
ceived by DR.. Tobias. His medicine, the Vene-
tian Lniment, will do all that is stated, and
more. No one will regret trying IL. Those re-
siding at distance from physician, will find IL
a reliable medicine to have on hand in case OF
accidents. AS for DIR. Tobias Venetian Lini-
ment, and take no Iother. Price 90 cents and 81.
Sold by all Druggists. Depot, So Cortlandt
SfTeet N "
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-09-19

To Messrs. CHAMBERS, CLARK, ALEX
ANDER, SwANEY, COLLINS, and CAMP
BELL, Speakers Of the Den,ocrdttc Party:
In order that the people of both par
the questions of this campaign discussed,
propose to meet either of you, during
the first week in October, at such times
and places, within this County, as may
be agreed upon between us, and discuss
Jointly the questions of Reconstruction,
Finance, in all it's bearings, and the
Amendment TO the Constitution.
Each party shall select three points at
which such joint meetings shall be held
but such selections shall not interfere
with any appointments now made.
G.. l.. POoRMAN.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-09-19

calls brought Gen. Logan TO the balcony
and he thanked the vast au udience for his
reception, and promised them all the
speaking they wanted tomorrow.
The city sent to Newark for a cannon,
and tonight IL awakens from Reservoir
Hill the hills of old Muskingum.
This evening large crowd collected
wood, of Bryan, and B. S. Taylor, OF
Chicago. They were both splendid APP
peals. The enthusiasm is intense.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-09-19
Notice to the Richland Horse Thief
Detectives

At A MEETING of the Board of Managers,
IL held August "a, 1867, the following resolu-
tions were adopted
Resolved, That, any member falling to keep a
record of the age, color, and other nice descrip-
tive marks of their horse or horses, so that u
minute and accurate description of the same
may be had instantly he shall forfeit and lose
the services of this Society.
Resolved, That each member shall pay to the
Society One Dollar within twenty days from
this date or they shall be considered as with
drawing from the Society and their names
stricken from the list of membership.
A few more members that can furnish good
and ready orders will be accepted on the same
terms as above. They must reside within six
miles of st. Clairsville.
au29-3w ID. G. SWANGER, Secy.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-09-19
Representatives,

Representatives,
SOLOMON HOGUE, of Somerset.
JOHN PATTON, JR., of Wheeling.
Treasurer,
pARKLEY COOPER, Of Richland.
Prosecuting Attorney,
J. q. SMITH, Of Pultney.
missioner,
WILLIAM WILKISON, OF Smith.
Director of Ipflrmary,
N. l.. CUNARD. OF Union.