Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-11-21
AS AN ADvERTIsIsa Agnaus
Personal pAaAonApHs.


T.. p. WESTON, the pedestrian is n ma
tive Of Rhode Island.
GOTTsCHALK's sisters are giving con
certs, and good ones, too.
"CARL benson" has taken house in
Charleston sx the winter. .ts
BEEcHER has gone to Canada 10 get an
English copyright for Norwood.
Grow, q. A. has bought the Oil Greek
d Pitho!e Railroad for $l2l 900.
ROBERT BROWNING ID fifty-six, and his
first published POEM il thirty-three.
| NAPoLEoN's Life Of Cesar has proved
loss to French and German booksellers.
EDMUND CLA1sENcE STEDMAr wifi
soon publisha new collection Of hispoems
| DR.. HOLMES says,tlin to medical stu
/ dents, classical instruction Is worth all
| else put together.
! BRADDOcK's grave is In Fayette Coun-
ty, Pa. His only monument is O shingle
nailed to an adjacent tree.
IT is reported that Bennett has sold
! the Herald to Thurlow w sed and others.
! Improbable.
! Mrs. ErsIn'B., wife ofSenator Nye. Of
Nevada. died at Oswego, New York, on
the 9th inst.
| NATHAS d. URSET, late nf the NY.
/ Tribune, has gone 70 Boston to take
! charge OF one of the weekly journals
! there.
| GAIL HAMILTON doesn't lecture On
woman's rights, but abe has hook on
woman's wrongs, whlGh will soon be
published.
Mr.. BEN. PERIEY pooRy, Washington
correspondent oftbe Boston Journal, has
returned to Washington, with restored
health and esS'ight.
PARKE GOODWIN, since his return from
Europe, is again the leading writer Of
the New York Evening Post, with Chas.
NordhoT as hia assistant.
THE house in which Sir Yssao Newsan
lived in London is now = restaurant,
known in Leicester Square and its neigh
borhood as "Pertolini's."
| Mrs. CARLYLE issaid TO be q pleasant.
lively e<es.ture, with beautiful eyes and
handsome flngers. Sbe is we'll educated
anu is fond OF elegant dresses.
LORD STANLEY, on hehaR Of Queen
Victoria, has thanked the Postonians for
theiTtimely courtesy on the occasion of
the death of Sir Frederick Bruce.
"AIEDIUMs" in London have consult
ed the spirit of Elizabeth Barret Brown
ing, and she, or it, expresses opposition
: to Robert marrying Jean Ingelow.
SENATOR HENRY WILSON has just I'm
ished the manuscript Of his new book,
''T'he History the Reconatruction
Measures" snd it will. be published
, soon.
SENATOR SUMNER has presented Har.
ward College Library with more than
one Thousand volumes and seven thou
sand pamphlets, within the past. i've
years.
BENJAMIN. FRANKLIN would have
a been assigned the duty of drawing up
the Declaration yof Independence, II it
,, had rot besn feared "he would put q joke
q in it.n
. CHARLES ELIOT NORTON says, In his
: lecture on Amer erican Aspects of Cul.
a ture," that HawUhOrne's il the only great
5 and original name we have given To lit
erature.
a DR.. O'REILLy, OF Springfield, Mass,
. has sued brother Doctor for -, 900 DAM
:. ages. The offender made disparaging
4 remarks about the others professional
g ability.
r DIR. HOLLAND says women have Q
J, right to vote, bus he thinks one vosefor
= a family is enough. He says he is will
ing married women shall vote in lieu Of
e their husbands.
/ ANNA +. DICKINSON has 3 brother
II the Rev. J.-who is now a student at
i Wesleyan University, Middletown. Ct,
and supplies the Methodist pulpit in
> Westville on the Sabbath.
y GEN. MCCLELLAN, who ia in Paris, 10
J. coming home next spring. He hopes to
a L.. wx<.&
L however n the political or military lines,
le both of which lie has tried in cain,
" SENATOR SPRAGUE and wife and Miss
: Chase, who have been absent in Europe
for some months, will return home in
IF time for the Senator to take his seat in
! the Senate at the opening of Congress.
r THE funeral OF Mrs. Eliza Bates, oi
South Glastonbury, Conn, was attended
by more than one thousand persons,
lie coming from all parts of the State. Mrs.
TO Bates was renowned for her kindness and
n- charity TO ,he poor.
h. Two VETERAN printer. Charles Nc.
Dewitt and ThurlOw Weed, met on the
r ID inst, at New York, for the first time
~ in fifty years. In 1916 they were jour
ne neymen together. Mr.. McDevitt was q
10 compositor aud Mr. Weed q pTessmar
as upon the first tracts published by the
il american Iract poclely.
ir "OLD Put" was better soldier thar
+ speller. The following is one Of his let
~ ters: 1854
.e "CAMP AT PROSPECT H1L.
lr "STR: Pleas TO deliver The BarrOr heRro
e tons of Bread to some rod Islanders, 81
n they came from Poxbary yesterday, AnC
nothing 10 cat.
ISRAEL PUTNAM"
a. A VIRGINIA letter describes Aosby a
mr. "dressing in careless, easy, Virginiastyls
with white sioucn hat dust stained
80 bob-tail coat, milk and molasses colore,
pantaloons and vest (the latter withou
a. two or three buttons), badly adjuste,
= false front tooth a figure of medium sixe
close shaven, sunburnt, youthful face
or slouched shoulders, quiet, taciturn, un
demonstrative in manner.
to THE Springfield (Mass.) Republican
says "All personal and political friend
be of Senator Sumner will learn with pleAs
TO ure of Mrs. Summers return from Eu
IN rope, and of the honorable restoration {
their domestic harmony and the reoDer