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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-06-11

During the i've years the Republicans of Indi-
ana have been in power, they have reduced the
state debt more than one-half, besides paying
all the war expenses Of the state.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-06-11

The Empire Democratic Club, of New York,
has reorganized, with Isaiah Ryndcrs. as Presi-
dent. Rynders has declared in favor of Chase
for the DemOcratic nominee. -.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-06-11

The Erie pa Dispatch, under its new man.
agement nbandons its pre-existing "independ-
ent" position, runs up the Republican flag and
pledges itself for effective service in promoting
the election of Grant and Colfax.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-06-11
a.. UNION REPUBLICAN
COUNTYCONN ENTION

BY direetion,of the County Central Committee,
heldip 81, stlAitS4llel the Union Republican
Voters OF Belmont County, are requested to
meet in Mass Convention in ST. CLAIRsvILLE,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-06-11

The Sc. louis Democrat repudiates the idef
that Missouri is doubtful. 1t says: "Count or
Missouri for eleven votes for Grant, Colfax ant
Equal Rights, with twenty thousand majority
to back them"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-06-11

Gov. Brownlow has issued proclamation for
an election of congressman on the Sd day of
November next.
An Oregon paper interprets "s. T. --IsG0-x"
to mean Democracy is the Same Thing as 1t
was I'm 1850, X-actly."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-06-11

. The Republican journals in California that
bolted during the late State campaign have ali
placed the names of Grant and Colfax at the
head of their columns
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-06-11
gotat yotifts.I
.jNNsyr5NCnnanSmr

u Observation-Disclosures. EI "a
.-y-r For Congress.
The undefsiane ed IL acandidate for Rcpresen-
tative in Congress for the 10th District OF Ohio
Ion Republican District Convention; -, -,
ncaidweii. Ohio. May il, 1868. ~ Qi a,
sl. pr5fg 81 Fer Auditor. firfi atfrlj
Non are reo,itsted 10 Announce the name. Of
Capt. Thomas II. Ferrel, as suitable candidate
for the Office ot Auditor, subjrct toIthe action oi
In St. Clairsyflie nth June, A. ID. 1868. nfi
u TIT01 BY REQUEST OF MANY VOTERS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-06-11

George c. Gorham was nominated and elected
Secretary of the senate last Thursday, vice John
W. Forney resigned. Mr.. Gorham was last year
the Republican candidate for Governor of Cali
fornia, and beaten by feud in our party.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-18

LEGAL PLEsASTRlEs.- Some anec.
dotes are ralated in new work by
Charles Edwards upon the Courts
and Lawyers Of New York" The
following Is a police court incident:
A fellow was brought mp, charged
with drunkenness. 1t was clear
case. The testimony showed he had
been intoxicated for the whole week.
The man was asked what he had 10
say for himself2
"Well, yer honor, me and my old
woman never did live easy together.
"That's no excuse for getting drunk.
You're right yer honor; and so
il isan't. We used to fight like cat
and dog together"
Drinking only made II worse, put
in the court.
That's true; she discouraged the
life out Of me and kept me poor, un-
Ill last week, when
We'll, what did she do last week p
"She died, yer honor"
And you've been drunk ever
since p
Yes, yer honor; ! never could
bear prosperity
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-18

4 MIXED CURRENCY. The editor
Of cotempararay, in his distress and
anguish, puts forth the following APP
peal, which is the most desperate at
tempt TO "iailate the currency that
we have vet seen;
Wanted, Hoop poles, shoe pegs,
oldboots, cat fish, sauer kraut, corn
husks, saw dust, porcupine quilts,
buckwheat cakes. knife blades. mar
bles, watch keys, matches, fire crack
crs, pea nuts, swapping turtled, old
scraps, pig ears, tooth picks, cigar
sinmps, walnuts old gum shoes, now
ing scythas, wagon wheels, drums,
flies, jewsharps, Old shoe strings,
horse shoes, bees in the hive cid peck
e books (full Of money! postage
stamps, bank checks, shin plastcrs,
good hank bills, and al Others al
this office in payment Of subscription
etc, a; the highest market valne.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-18

Koman's mission Submission.
Tolaooo shopld rot Be chwed. BOT
eselucd;
ia small boy Il lad, a biz boy
rnusi be ladder
Love i gardner that pulls VI
hoarisease By The roots
4 tfrd that always faces ihe storm
ihe weaiherceck.
The young lady who gives herself
away loosos her self possessions.
ftho doctor orders bark, has not
'hc patient q perfect night 70 growl I
Fiddle strings are nearly al made
in The Neapolitan provinces IN Italy.
Seven thousand arces II castor
beans viii be rascd in Texas this
year
Fame is like an eel rather hard
% catch, and good deal harder to
hold.
Much remains unsung," as the
tom cat said when a brickbat cut
short his sercnade.
One country cannot invade another
more efiectuaIly than by an army Of
idias.
A woman so deaf that she can't
hear thunder may make others hear
il.
You may joke when you please,
if You are careful to please when you
Joke.
Why do birds in their little nests
agree Because they'd fall out if
they didn't
Why is a spider a good correspon-
dent !! Because he drops line by
every post.
What sculpture is to block Of
mIrble, education is to the human
soul.
Il am getting up in the world, :"
as the gudgeon said when drawn out
of the water.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-18
'd9rU Of Fashion. PisasHre, and In
stFHTIfan."
HARPER 5 Bazaar.
HARPERtS
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

tI1ficdi Notices n he Press.
The most popular Monthly IN the world. Neu
York Obserper.
We must refer 10 terms oi'eulogy to the high ton,
and vard excllences Of HAsPERs MACHINE,
Journal with monthly circulation Of about l70 .o0C
cSples-in whose pages are &c be found some oflhe
choisest light and general reading OF the dav. ",
speakc Of this work an evidence Of the culture o.
the American Peoples and the popularity il has &C,
CURED is meried Eeach Number contains hl,
IA pages Of reading matter, appropriately illus
trated with good wood~cuts, and It combines 10 t.
self the racy monthly and the more philosopher
quarterly, blended with the best features ofthe aay
Journal. 1t has great power 10 the dissemination of
love Of pnle literature BUBSER's Guide 10 Amer.
tan Literqtm Lo1doa.
We can account for lis success only BY the simple
fact that il meets precisely the popular taste, furu-
ishng variety Of plsasing aud instructive reading
Tor ALL Zions Heraa, Boston
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-18

WA RENINiscGNCE- Before the
battle ~ I,yekcsif Mouu'afn. Icnnes-
soe. iiir iae' ovtsh Afgay Corps. whieh
BAD bern u camp near fho msountaia
len their camp b light marching g.
der. u participate IL tie battle =
Mission Ridge The Quarieriaasters
q thc difieresi regiments we're lcft
= fafiicieni gaard b charge 4 camp
and garrison e4uipare Until The r.
turn q tie troops Daring The BAT
&c y Lookout Mountain. thc Quarter
nasier q the l4la New York vol
uuteers arranged himseFin the most
elaborate stylo. aud mounted upon
hla horse. with field glass Sung over
his shoulder rode ont 70 witness the
battle. Seeing > single mounted o.
pcer 3 short distance 10 the right
evidently upon the same mission a.
himsclf the intrepid Quartermaster
rode toward him. When within a
few fee, ~ him. much 10 Bic surprise
he discovered IL was General Joe
Hooker, who, having dispatched his
entire staff with orders 10 the differ
cui commands, vas m0mentarily LEFT
alone Wishing to send an order 10
General oflerhans, be motioned orr
non CONTESTANT 20 approach, and adj
dressed him thus
Lieutenant do You see that col
um moving 10 the lcftg That IL
GencraFOstcirhaus' division. Give
my compliments to the General, and
direct him to move his command By
the right flank"
The Quartermaster. thinking If the
General knew be was non-combat-
ant he would not send him. replied,
with some pomposity;-
II am QuarteTmaster Of the l4lst
regiment \. y. volunteers.
al don't care a dn who Won
are J Obey that order at once /"
The only alternative was to 90: So
putting spurs to his horse, our hero
friend disappeared, and under
heavy fire ofartillery rode up to Gen
Osterhaus, and said,
General 0sterhaus, Joe Hooker
told me 10 tell you to march your di-
vision by the right flank"
The General scanning him closely
asked; What staff are you on 7"
Il amt on anybody,s staff.
Then shall not obey the order.
do as you d----n please: that's
what Joe Hooker told me to tell Won
And with that be was off at br eak
neck pace, avoiding Joe Hooker and
returned TO camp with the determi-
nation never again 10 let his curiosity
overcome his courage Harper
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-18

4 benevolent lady went 10 visit a
family who we're said 10 be almos;
starving She found them half-clad,
cold and not a morsel Of food ID the
house. "What do you most need q
What would you like 10 have 7" she
asked the mother q the family
"Why | did Almost want a head
dress, they are SO becomingy"
Joe Smiths widow has lately re-
ceiycd, by revelation from the soul
u her husband, revised edition u
the Mormon Bib, anp..it has Just been
published at Plano, I'll.
Young Iturbide, Maximilians heir,
i not q papal zouave, as announced
by cable, tor the reason that he Is
only si1 years old and lives IN New
York.
The famous bloody sixth" ward
in New York formerly contained 900
grogshops; under tie excise regime
there are bat 200.
There are 1851 miles II railroad
in this country, representing 81 /, 655-
$4,000 q capital.
The true way yor an army 10 keep
warm IN winter i to do warm work.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-18
"A Conplste PictoriqI M.lory d he Times"
HARPER'S WEEKLY.

= Tie 6est, cheapes and most sayca,fw Family Pa
per n ME Enior.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-18

H.RpEh's WEHKLT, one year. ......ssoo
"A Extra Ops ~ either ne sAcAzfsE WrFKtr
or Barn aaA b ssyzhea grabs fir erery Club af
tNh suHscHIBEIgs a - o. egeA n cue restlsascs.
~ SsK 6syies tz0
Subscribers d HAKrEK's M1oAzsT WEEKLY ang
hAEAr & one sdtrsa fer oae gear $40 o.; or f,re III
Harper fessosteots, q aisrsss f5v TIVE y&ar.
Bad N1ssbcy1 can be supplied NJ huv iiula
The huHusl Volumes u HArrgyk' MEEKIr ir
seat eieih einduR vii e sent by express FREE Of
expense, tor 81 earh. A coap3eis 81. eegnpri.irr
Ira tosEsAes ssnt receipt q cssh ~ the fzne All
81 y PEI ~ freight n expense y parshaser Vol
uais NJ ready Jsai 3ry IL. 1855
ssssatssTsriiaa s.sf feass BfiisA kor& A-erl-
caa Froee4us rsAst bt AZ, 0gassed ma ~ Gear At
pfrtoNAi, e prepgy tstteS Sattg postage A43ress
hkEFEu kEarHEEs
frzlkMa square Nsv Y0rk
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-18
T. M. COLLINS.
WEST DORSET.
CAUTION
10 Female in Delicate usaItl

CAUTION
TO Females in Delicate HsnIf
R. DOW, Physician aid Surgeon, No,
~ ENp1corr ~, bosf0N, i consulted daily
al diseases tncideif to the lemale system.
apsus tteri ~ Flour Albus, Suppression. and I'll
menstrual arrangements ate Hll trcnted an Il
pathological iples,and speed, tcliei guarunt.
~ q very few da8s. SO invariably ceilgiH ID t
new mode Of treatment, that most obstlpnfe a.
llalEts yield under u, sud the afflicted pouon .
relotces tn perfect heath
Or. Dow has no doubt had Rteater experience
tie cure 81 Diseases oi women tlau Any OTHER ii
sCia'i Ia Boston
Boarding accommodations tor patients DO 10
wish 20 stay IN Boston few days under bis ire
mrut.
DR.. Dow, since 1916, having confined his vii
attention 10 an ofce pfctiet tortls cure u 1ifyi
diseases aud Female Complaints, aeknosltdres
uperior To the Unted States
y. B.-Ali letters must contain one d0liar,ef II.
viii not be answered.
office hours from s 4. VI. To- r.A.
Boston, july 70 ltg7.-ftDt6
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-18
Terms:


HAErtBs MAGAZINE, one year. ...... $500
IN ESTd C9pg of either he MvoAzINE, WEEKLY
or BAZAAR tciH be supplied gratis for erery Chi 81
fIyk SUBscRIBERs al 81 90 each m one remittance;
orssir CtYies for $1,000
Subscriptions @ HARrEg's MACHINE, WEEKLY
rnd BAzAR 10 one address for year $1,000; Or IRA
4 Ha,pcr's Periodicals 70 one address for one year
s7.g0
Bdk NHiaJs's car be supplied al anY time.
Complete Set, now comprising Thirty five Vol
umes, in teat cloth binding will be sent by express
~ freight 81 expence purchaser for 50 25 per vol
ume. Sngie riamed. by mail postpaid, 1900. Cloth
cases, for binding, s. cents, by mail, postpaid.
So Subscriptions sent from British North Ameri.
caa ProriHoes must Be accompanied afh "a cenG Ap
pIoNAI, 70 prepay United adtes postage. Address
HARrER & RBoTHkRs,
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-18
sPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED

Critical Notices u NE Press
IN MopE- NkwsrAkK Of our coun,ry--comp'ett
81 the departments u sR american Family paper
-HAmHE's NKTKLY has earned for itseli right
% IL title, a 1uUhNAL or CIVILIZATION "- Neu
Iofk LreHiHg Post,
Unr future historians win enrich 'hemselve. ON,
81 lAbAths NEEKLY loug after writer's aud prin.
lcrs, and publishers are turned to DUST Nc YofA
IraHCelta.
The bes. Of its class IN America Boston Trarel-
icr.
HAMPERS WEEKLY msy unfeseryedly declared
tie beet newspaper "a America.-TAe Independent
Ner York
The srticles upon public questions which appear
IN hAHFEts NKgkLY from week to week form a
remarkable series u brief political essavs They
distinguished bY clear and p0uted statement b.
good common sense, BY Independence snd breadth
~ view. They are the expression OF mature con
yieilon, high principle, aud strong feeling and take
iheir place among the best newspaper writing Of the
tilne.-A0rh Awsr7caa Rer.ss, BlstOi, Mas.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-18
SUBSCRIPTIONS.

he Publisher have perfected system of mali
ng byswhlch hes csn supply the MAGAINE, Wax,
~, and BAZAAR pr,mpfly 70 those who prefer 10 re-
eeive their periodicals directly firm the Office of
Publication. roslmastcfx aud others desiroas IL
getting up Clubs with be supplied wilh show Bin
on application.
Isc postage on hsnFEB's NErKLY il 20 certs a
resn, shich must be paid At the su5scrtbers post
Office.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-18
Bennington & Rutland Railroad.

as aHd aaer @oa6ss nsessas,sr sah tssits aB a.
W f,lsd wiE Fau - ffalloas:
MWfHNH Antvns-hs3g aus Aafa1rsHslsisises f.F.e.
BenftnTteu & h 4 r. Nesst fssuEfagtan - Sasth
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hlFaes 80. Strive a. RaGlaaa d liss
Mustss npFTn Leave EHsisad A. aats . - Nortai
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tEHa stA AftiAEfHa ash Shsftsary egA ssaga sh0fs.
hufg &ss. AoTit Ee1ntnsfaa Gs& arrive 81 Bs.n!nr-
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SUBSCRIPTIONS.

The Publishers bayc perfected a system or mail,
lnS by which they can supply the MAGAZINE, WEEk
w, and BAzAR promptly to those who prefer 10 re.
ceiye their periodicals directly from the Office OF
Publication.
The postage on HABPERs MAGAZINE is "a cents
year. which must be paid at the Subscriber post
Office.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-18
SAW MILD, CIRCULAR AND CRoss.CUT SAWS

SAW MILO CIRCULAR AND CR0SS-CUT SAWS
The ceicb~ned Dog Brand" Mll Files
Standard Scales
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
Pocket Knives, 800 20 ta
Table per set, SOC % $50
MEAT CUTTERS,
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FAIRS The last care. Ivy tbvm,
Butcher Knives
steus,
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Button Hole Cutters the best thing IN ths
market Call and see them.
AXES best ha,d made,
AM HELNEs,
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From 25c a. IS. Fix the Fire
STEEL TRAPS,
SKATESl SkATESl
The Largest Stock in the State
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The Old EsIGbIisKrd Hgsgff
No. beaver 81, Albany, NY.
QUICK CURES aud Low pNfG

NLtth tIHEH and LOW PNft
7rentg TtopsdRd pohtnis Cgred AaHaaHg
4 hk. 4. ELLEh continues ~ b. confdtmiay "a
~ suited "a ell forms 81 private diseases 81 hs IN
abIshcd Hospital, 10 Beayeratcct Aitaby 81 N
Twenty yenFs devoted tg this pafiifulHf traHea
raeliec ehablts him 70 perform egfet suei I'D
byafiah faH and his Facilities ore sHch thfuh Ia eoff
pnndenec with uis most eminent hJsieiaBs oftbe q
hrd e obtaining she safest rll ~ e alest retd
dies 20 these ds'sses encs Inducements 70 he md
tnaic 9ihqpek ana rapid cure e. b. ottsihsd af, 4
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eerds Buho liberated Ihroaf SCR nasc t.l4t4 "A
isHss, tatanf4as srprtiabs Hails itrls Ateeszss i
Tie control ~ tho Doctors medicines aud tre ien i
81 " more thar sfV9 essfs annually ilA inffnt
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Young nien adiiets8 ~ secret bsl8ts Who hage 4
paired tAssf tsatbs aad defBnged The yigof u 10
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-16

The Spanish TbroDe.

The Parts correspondent OF the London Times,
writing under date OF November ., publishes the fol-
bwing:-
The partisans OF Don Carlos are beginning to
throw out eeers to test the state OF public opinion
a. u the pretensions 81 the young prince 10 whom
the, have given the title OF Charles VII A PAM
pile; called "Andrchie E,pdgnoier has appeared In
Paris IL ls written In French by Spaniard, and
may be regarded as II Is probably meant 10 be re-
carried, as the programme or manifesto OF the
party, The young man whose cause IL adyo-
eaed In 1t ~ Don Carlos, ION OF Don
Juan. second son OF the Don Carlos OF
the .egitinlate heir to Inc crown for Which his
grandfather carried on saleunary contest for
seven years 1he present Representative OF the fam
lily is barely twenty years Old, and, as the writer
points out IS free from all participation IN the civil
war, fog nc was born eight years after II was brought
~ close. HIS hands have no blood stains upon
then ne " bound ~ no contracts, has violated no
ensaEement has no treasons or atrocities to reproach
hiinsel with, no deeds OF vengeance 70 burden his
conscience and, with such character, II Is the
opinion o his advocates that OF ali pretenders that
NAV ys. s.art ny no Que can be more acceptable 70
his gullIess descendant than Don carlos " Bourbon
Charles VII would then be true constitutional king nos
y Su By ne seps ~. ION, q T,sasa q
King parry ne has ss inssa s@a
Of p.eps must ever os 10 4, harmony w.h ne IL
sAs mass. aud .he egrren. q external ids. Don CARO-.
,ssona sseass. va: rue ssry ss MAD. q:
p spain ne p sai d.. e.shos uaG t"s .ss
International duties He VIII regulate The necessary
expenditure the possible receipts and set, IN his
ewn person the example OF the strccst economy He will
he he *:
Ress which Will be amenabs only 70 this regular tribunals
Doc Carlos has no against aud he has 20
plain OF none He not tbs Prince OF ths past be tue
Prince Of The future. StAermen and impartial poll.
scisns viii agree that In order make they
consdcrnrtt, the manners traditions Of the country
second the bearing OF each solution ana third nierns.
uona Interests In order 70 understand the import OF the
solutions ciass the political parties Spain thus
First republicans denoerat ,scOnd, Unioulss third,
proggesys; fourth, moderses ana NTH, Carlisle or er.
N man
the uadons % SPAIN nor N ths nteress " France,
nor hose OF Europe. The republican form u govern.
mont which France, at once inieeeu and den9tfs was
moi able 10 mantan IN 1915. AMI wnleh no ohsr
EuTope deroands materially inposeule mol Tor raln
b lot al The pu Dreaineft ohy eAn lesire .. j
II odlsas - ~ s magoies ~ Euore aai W. pe9 ans o.
tne ever enemies ~ hr morrow. We appex
~ the h stafeg.eat % AZ rfeAeA ciu9,ans y
good laiUt, st .iag I'D mat ~ the gte ~ meetlas
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