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Receipts By Railroads.

N o, j d G N-Nov. 6-43 bales cotton to
" A johnson &co-2l 7 & S Henderson-22 J A
Bauer-l5 Beadles, wingo &co-22 J Higgins
&co-35 JOS Hoy &co-l4 Lacey. Terry 5000
J Williams & Son--67 T II 4 ] M Allen &co-34
Lehman, Newgsss &co-l5 Dickmsn, Hill &co-3
Peale &co-29 R L Adams & Son-l09 Alcus,
scherck 4 Autey-l Ben Gerson-32 Richardson
& May-36 Jno Chsffe &co-25 Winston, Morrison
&co-66 Warren. Crawford &co-l7 Jno Harde
6co-6 NJ Oglesby--5 G G Gordon-l8 Howard
& Preston--ll w b Tompson-l2 G S Whitcomb
4 Meyer, Deutch & Weis-7 Jennings, Gates &co
4 Robyf Hervey &co-42 Payne, Huntington eco
Clspp Bros &co-e summers n Branins-6 Mel
son. LsDpbier &co-4 Walker & Vaught-6 s Il
Ably &co-4 Brtton & Moore-5 Crumer, Berry
man &co-2 s Friediander-ll M Musson &co--l5
Killer &co-l ID G Cook--s0 bbls whisky to
Schneider & Zuberbier-50 do DeVan & Mason =
supdries to order-Total 799 bales cotton
MOO 4 G W-Nov. $50 bales cotton to
LATTE & Dufho-4 Beraud 4 Gibert-7 A Lea
treu &co-7 @ II Mouton &co-l Harrad-l do
bdl hides hides L Grevenburg-l0 hhds sugar
LATTE q Dufho-32 do 26 bbls molasses ! Ad-
ans &co-l0 do A Bonfesu-l5 do L Hasse-1
Dol hides l csk do Dbl tallow Dufour-s SKIS
peanuts l Dbl do hides NJ Levy bbls hides
DowliDg-1 bales cotton 10 hides DeBlsnc X
Beer-326 head stock and sundries to order-Total
60 bales cotton AZ hhds sugar 81 bbls molasses
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bbls pinders @ L wslmsley &co--l belle hides
Carlson, Marks &co-7 bbls pop corn Forcheimsr
Bros-l ok beeswsz IA SKIS corn bbls peas Dbl
Pep corn Eaton Bsrstow-70 hides l Dbl tallow
L Couret-l2 SKIS corn and sundries 70 order
TOTAL 277 bales cotton axis seed cotton lo7 bbs
LOWER CoAsr-steamer Aloe-2s hhds sugar
81 bbls molasses Fl Given--129 bbls rice A So
coa-96 bo ] David-20 do 2 sacks do Bethsn-
court6 SKIS rice 20 do rough 20 bbls rice to order
81 bbls oranges n Schenburge-sundries to order
Total rs bids sugar 81 bbls molasses
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hetty Gillnore.-l5
sugar bbls molasses Pavy &co 10 do w b.
Rsrt-l5 hlf do Brousseau-4 SKIS seed cotton to
Bouligny 4 Esclapon-3 bbls molasses 4 hides
IN Wslsh-3 bbls pinders L Terrebonne-l Dbl
corn Rass-4 bbs oranges 3 Preau-sundries
to order-Total IL hhds sugar IS bbls molasses Is
hf do SKIS cotton seed
POINTE. LA.HACHE-Sloop Flying Dutch.
msn-2s bbls rice to order
POINTE-A-LA-HACHE-L Salvador-3s
BILOXI-Schr Sarprise bbls charcoal to
order
sHIELDsBORO--schr Democrat 500 bbls
charcoal TO order
PEARL RIvER-Schr Emma Jsne-3O 900 feet
BLIND RIyER-Schr Indian 20, 900 slaves IL
cords wood TO order
BONFUCA-schr Perseverance-5o cords wood
to order
JOhDAN XIV Eh--SCnr OlOu-lOUUU l6tu3
IS 900 feet lumber TO order
TCHEFUNCTE-Schr Sister Kate-5Oo bbls
charcoal to order
BAYOU LACOMBE-sch Rosa-5O cords wood
to order
BILOXI-Schr H Frazier-2O 900 feet lumber
Popp 4 Elliott
PEARL RIVER Schr-Marths Washington
q 600 feet lumber Ward 4 Fl bison
TANGIPAHO-Schr Uncias-l2 900 feet lumber
Marcy
PASCAGOULA-Schr Dixie-l4o 900 shingles
Delmss 4 Griffin
BAY ST IOUIS-Schr Almira-l0,O00 laths
"a 900 feet lumber Hassam & Pooley
BAY ST L0UlS-Schr Concordia-35 cords
wood Clark
TCHEFUNCTE-Sch Cometia-60 cords wood
j Clark
BONFUCA-Schr Sidonis- 80 cords wood to W
Zimmerman
TCHEFUNCTE- Rouer-25O bbls sand to
Baxter & Wilson
COv1NGTON-schr Pippo-l bales cotton 500
bbls sand to order ~
TCHEFUNCTE-Schr Rebecca-3 coo bricks
Baxter q Wilson
BLIND RIVER-Sloop Mary jane cords
wood Clark
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Steamship New York. Dreyfus. from Bremenha.
ven 18th Oct, via Havre, Southampton and
Havana. to V F Stockmeyer &co-4th dist
Sloop Flying Dutchman, Buras from Pointe.a-la.
Bache. to master
Logger Salvador, Milton, from Pointe- ala Hache,
to master -
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Ship Roseneath Britt. Aud, from Halifax, N S,
TO Wheeler, Shepherd &co I7t
Brig Julito Boratru, days from Matanzas, in bal.
last, to PUG Bros
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Marine cynteIligenre.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. IS Carr STREET.
Saturday, November ], 1865
C1earea Yesterday.
Steamship Gulf Stream, Spencer. for New York,
g A Fosdick &co
Steamer Atlantic and barge, for st Louis, Master
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-07
Memoranda

The steamship Lodons. Capt Hovey, from New
York for this port, on descending the bay on the
3lst ult. Come in collision with the schr Fran
coma, from Jacksonville, Fla, carrying away the
schooner's bowsprt, jibboom and head, with
everything attached. The Lodons lost foretop
gallantmsst-the only injury she received. The
ship proceeded on her voyage.
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Mrs. Mary vestsi died at Santa Fe on the 2ith
ultimo, aged ninety.fve years. She was native
CT North Carolina. rcgges
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A Court ON BUsT.-rhe Texas papers have
for SOME days been abiding to the exciting con
duct of Judge Ssbin, military appointee to the
Office of Judge of the Circuit Court. The Brenham
Inquirer thus describes the conduct OF his honor
ct Brenhsm including his entrance and his exit:
On, Saturday nights train arrived the judge,
slightly fsinting. On Sunday, and especially at
night the judge became beastly drunk, using lan-
gusge to good citizens unbecoming his position.
which alone saved him from sound pumueling.
On Monday morning reports were rife of the de-
parture Of the Judge. shortly, no viewer, it was
ascertained that he bad departed for the country
in company with freedman, in search OF butter
milk. Jurors and witnesses were pouring into
town. During the evening the Judge returned,
and after imbibing attempted to reach the court
house, in which be finally succeeded. After coon.
ing the steps Of the court yard and climbing up
the steps be succeeded in reaching the bench.
The court was called but adjourned until four
O'Clock the following day. The judge was GER
tsinly the mnddiest man ever seen, and exhibited
the appearance of having been wallo wing with
the hogs. By the assistance Of an attorney he
was enabled TO reach the hotel, amid the laugh
and Tiers of thousands who witnessed this strange
procedure.
The next evening found the Judge in 70 better
condition, but he finally managed to reach the
stand, shorn of the extra mud. Court was called,
the Grand Jury with little or no change, court ad
journrd, and the Judge, calling at the bar, took
another smile and reached his hotel. Daring the
night he became no better.
On Wednesday morning. about daylight, ia a
bar room he announced his intention Of going
down on the train. When asked what he would
do with the court, he said let il go to hill.
"Thep Judge what will you do about the Grand
Jury now sitting!r Let them sit TILL they
haichsn be answered. The train conveyed the
Judge on his homewsrd trip.
The above il a plain unvarnished statement OF
facts las we hear and have seen, and needs no
comment at our hands. The judge is a military
appoihtee. fahl
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DOMESTIC PORTS.


New York, Oct. l.-Arrived from New Orleans
steamship Gen Meade, Sampson.
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q VEsTON--INDI
co. Hok0AM LIkK U. d. NAIL sTEAnsaIPa.
z FOR GALVESTON AND INDIAN
HhIfII1 OLA : The following iron low-prsssure
~nh stssnshirs form this Line:
w. 9. Hewcs.....-l. q. Harris...A Austin.
Ala bs nm 4. .......... c. A Morgan.
Clintop. JOSEF hi N atssorda,
j.. W. HAWTHORNE, Commands.
VIII san from foot Of St. Joseph street on SUNDAY.
November S.h. ats
Tsrtrsizhs passage apply 10
CHAA 4 WHITNEY co.. Aesnts
60 and % Damp street
Freight insured half the adopted BY Board
Of Underwriters July lst-. 1858
B-No bills ofiadiug signed afer sailing Of the steamer
NM* FOE TExAs-
INSIDE BERwICK's BAT ROUTE.
NEW ORLEANS. oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
sss hs n s'ss sns ssFTR
DAYS, at X O'Clock A H. and the train leaving the Al
eers Depot at A. arriving ct Brsshear City ct II
kns the Morgan Line Steamships ct Brashssr for Galveston
Josephine. .....................CAP CAPT J. N. LEWIS
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Matsgorda. Capt J. j. ATKINSON
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYs
be had and state until O'Clock
LIVERY DAY Sundays excepted ct the ONCE Of the ops
Ferry Landing. the morning Of departure
sAML s sQuiREs, Ticket Agent.
q. W. &. BAYkEY. Supenntendsnt-
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A Strange Passenger.

The train from Bristol to Knoxville yesterday
was speeding on its western way joyousy. At
Greenviile il was reinforced by couple-gente.
man and lady, man and wife-evidently of some
degree, though somewhat fatigued by rude
jolting, mail hack ride from the mountains of west
ern North Carolina. The liege lord, yet in the
accl ity Of life. had nothing in his appearance
demesnor to attract any other notice than that
usually accorded to gentleman. The lady-and
she was evidently lady 10 the true sense
while apparently rejoicing in the very exuberance
of health TO the discerning and experienced eye,
was aniiestly not at ease with herself. after her
disgusting mountain ride. She certainly took no
pains TO affect the a. Grecian bend.r % ...l
"All sboard,n cries Henry Lyle, 6 Clang,
claDe," goes the bell "toot, toot," the whistle,
and away goes the train. s.rfer..~l.
Nov, IN hat carve mean the car in which
our couple were seated-were all manner OF folks,
the grandpa, the grandma. the pa, but,
better than all, something less than dozen OF
those unplucked blossoms of maidenhood with
whom the realities OF matrimoDy were as the
arcana of the Fates. Not few nice mustachioed
young products of the tailor and barber were
around to catch the fragrance of the blossoms
afoeesaid. l.l.sr1
The train sped on-our couple rested costly in
their double seat. The rough ride from Asheville
for the nonce was forgotten. Alas, il was only
forgotten to give way to present misery. What
can 1t neang The conductor Is called. and Henry
Lyle. always prompt TO relieve the distressed, is
on hand. Bang man OF quick perception and
Detseu Vltndi Win some experience III matters
matrimonial. short private interview determined
his course of treatment.
IAN the gentlemen will please move to the for.
ward car, :" was the gentle edot. ...-I e. u
"wsat's the matter? !" g Is anything wrong,n
cried the madens. q.
A shake of the head and few terrific frowns
from moiherly dame awed them into silence.
why all this, Mr.. Conductor" deferentialy
exclaimed they of the moustache and gold chain.
"Al the gentlemen forward at once. !" per-
sisted Henry.
"Yes, go on right now" cried she of the cap
strings. :" Don't be stoppin', bat go right along
Big things are goin on here
And they did 60 forward without knowing why.
blanket was hung up over the glass door of that
car Henry Lyle was hunting doctor at every
wood yard The bsnished males we're not re-
admitted 10 that car The young ladies didn't
get out of the car Ebeu .
When the cars got to Knoxville, Henry was en-
barrassed to find passenger aboard for whom he
had no ticket. f.u
It's boy-and they call him Henry Lyle
knoxville Herald.
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MACHINERY, HARDWARE.
CaAKEsPEARE FOUNDRY.
NO. zs GIRoD STREET. BETWEEN BARoNNE
ANE DRYADEs STREETS,
New Orleans.


ANE DRYADEs STREETS,
New Orleans.
John Gsdass Jos. A. Shakespeare. s. SwOop.
GEDDEs. SHAKESPEARE 4 CO.,
Iron and Brass Founders and Mschnis.s Manufacture
every variety Of Steam Engines, Sugar Mills Saw Mills,
Draining Machines Mill and Gin Gearing and Crate Bars
Store Fronts, Columns yentlstors and Sash Weights.
Blacksmith Work of s,l kinds
yVM. III. REYNOLDS.
CRESCENT IRON WORKS,
Nos sas and rs FRONT STREET NEW ozIz1n
lie prepared to make contracts for wRoUGHTIRoR
WORK any Description Quantity. at the Lowest Prc
Manufacturer of Crescent Brand HORSE SHOES
also. Of Cary's PATENT EARTH BoRER
Orders s at Box 100 Mechanics Exchange 1920 Post
Office. viii receive PrO,pt Attention
.zEcp FeUSDzx-
ESTABLISHED In iszs.i
o.r=.r Of RsIsrs sns rsnehsr ssrosss
~s sss leave fuse ssnsrs,
prepared formerly, 10 Steam
Engirss boilers, Sugar NILS Sugar Ksttles Draining He
ahiHos nils Cstep Presses Newell Screws 0sa
s NoEths esrs al kinds Of Plsntstsn
stesnbosf vcvau .re ss<cripjsn Of Machinery n
lie South. LEEDS 90
Orders tar st Boz rs nschanics DsAiss ExchAnss.
rsil receive prompt sttsntios.
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TOWBOAT5.

INV QUA 40
NEW ORLEANS TOwBoAT ASSOCIATION.
- THE UEDEK8I0NED,
lIe41f.t4 wishing TO establish an equitable 0f1Tfb
ard Uniform OF Tovsge, and s.sAssms
offer greater s.~stes "a the shipping entering
leaving this port have combined the following TowbOas-
ECLIPSE LINZ.
Switzerland. Lsviathan. Gladiator and
Ferry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright and Sentinel.
LINE.
Achilles, Thes. n. Morgan, Equator. Wa.
bash. Norman. Republie, Tseunssh
Wieaes and Reliance.
Tosboafs ,ssnee that dstsnten VIII cccur sithsr n
PETER NAECY, Ecfpss Ina
sOHNEIDEB zUBERBfER,
EDWARD A YoRKk Co. %. q.
AsssOiassa on0s - o.ropdss'so; s;rsst " stairs
CaAA NrzENKfTEk
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-07-09
Farm for Sale.

T,HE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale his farm,
Il in Goshen Township Belmont County, O.,
two miles North of Burton's Station, on the
Central Ohio II. r., IL miles South of the Ma
tional Road, ~ miles Southwest of Morrstown,
and five miles Northeast Of Barnesyille, con-
tanning 400 acres of very rich alluvial SOIL
mostly in grass About 40 acres OF which is
choice bottom land and the balance well adapt
ed to grazing and agriculture Fine springs Of
never-failing water in every field. Two Orch
ards of choice fruit, five veins of Coal underly-
ing the principal part of the farm, with . good
dwelling house, anever- ling spring and stone
spring-house within three rods of the kitchen
door, together with all necessary out-buildings,
such as barns stables, &c. - 4 t,..l .ffG' q,
This Is one of the best stock farms In the
County, and large proportion of 1t we'll adapt
ed for the growing of vines. fli GH-tltyl' -
VIII sell the farm on reasonable terms. -
For further particulars, call on the undersign-
ed, residing on the premises or address me, at
Morristown. ea[Ja6l JAMES TALLMAN.
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I 8eat estate for Sale.
Valuable Stock and Grain
-, Farm for Sale. ~. |. ~ 81

I OFFER for sole an excellent stock and grain
Il farm situated on Captina Creek, Belmont
County, Ohio, on the regular Drovers road, one
mile below Afmstrong's M his, nine miles from
Ohio Railroad. This farm contains 400 acres,
between $50 and 300 cleared, remainder well
timbered about 80 acres OF good bottom land,
the balance rich upland. iTn4ft Efil rig n
The improvements of this farm comprise two
excellent yonng Orchards, Just coming into bear
cessary. out-buildings for two families. The
farm Is we'll adapted to all kinds OF grain, and Is
az astock weli we, watered.
scriber on the premises. or address by mail.
~ -. Il ~. II. H. ARMSTRONG,
at Armstrongs Mills, Belmont Co., Ohio.
June IL, 1S6S-2m i1 hll ei-- ~ Afl" Z
[Reporter and Tribune, Washington County,
Pa, please copy months, and send bill 70 this
office.1
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A Choice Farm for Sale.

1 WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SALE. at a bar
l. gqfn, the Farm on Saltwater Creek, Belmont
County, Ohio, near Egypt, in Kirlxwood Town
snip, known as the Scott Farm"
This Is one of the best farms in the Northwest
rart OF the. neutrality-suspicious. 165 Acres, 100
acres cleared and in grass or under cultivation,
the balance well timbered. ~
There are on 1t a good Barn, with stabling un-
ter II, a two-story Dwelling House, two large
bearing Orchards of choice fruit and 1t is ui-
derlaId with good vein of coal, easy of access.
Road, with q good level Road to the pike, and is
,rowing. ~ i9lfcF p+'N7lI y ~
For further particulars or information relative
TO the price and terms, call on the subscriber on
mis- farm, 81 miles Northeast of Morristown or
CounGy, Ohio. ..8 III N
fe7-tf ae THOMAS MCCALL.
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aslmdAt oo. aluslaess aissrtary
CoIrNTy OFFICERS.

-. .|. ~ r. d .
pyob1ts .J,.dcel -CIIANpIERW w CARROLL. 0nlce
vp-stnirs in public buildings, first door to right
SheriG-SAMUEL B. PIPER. once In public
rierk ~ tSarts- y. II. MrrcHELL. Office pub
lis buildings, adjoining the Court House.
d,tditor--R M. CLARK. Office upstairs In pub
lie building, entrance at left door.
TrensuYefS-BARRJEY COOPER. ONCE on Main
street, first door West Of the Bank: - o.,.,i
,Rscorder--JoHN O. BoLor. ONCE In pubic
building, first floor, second door to ieft
Proseculfng AnorTey--J. w. SHANNON. once
upstairs over Patterson's Drug store.
Commissioners James Alexander, Beilaire;
Dennis Kemp, Armstrong; Mills; William M
StupesorSJoMN KENNoN, Fairview, Guernsey
County. ,,
Obroner--GEoReE CRrsswELL, BeIlaire.
Commissioners meet at st. Clairsville on the
nrst Mondavs of March. June September, and
December--and as Board of Equalization on
the third Wednesday of May, In each year.
The Probate Court meets on the first Mondays
OF january, March, May, July, September, and
November Jas o criminal court, and Is .i always s
open lin business hours) for the transaction OF
other business.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-07-09
valuable Property for Sale.

r OFFER FOR SALE THE PROPERTY ON
l. which now reside, lying in Colerain Town
ship one mile East OF Wheeling Creek, and one
mile West Of the ridge Plank Road. The tract
contains I0% Acres of land, all tillable, and of
the finest quality, has on 1t good House and
Barn, and fences In good order, sorno 600 fruit
trees, Apple, Pear, Plum, CHEEKY, ounce and
than l5 years old Also, Grapes and other small
fruits in abundance. Lti} - i2
For particulars apply to the subscriber On the
primises, or Alexis Cope, st. Clairsville, Q.
N' G. H. COPE.
rna2S-3w TH y9~0 taiiItHs ft0I'7lT7lTG
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-07-09
FARM FOR SALE.

THE FARM AND MILLS, known as the
i WIN. b. HUBBARD property, on Wheeling
Creek, ~ miles North of st. Clairsyille. The
lind, partly creek bottom, and has upon ft
TWO DWELLING HOUSES, and GRIST AND
SAW MILL
For terms Of sale, apply to
.vg- lHf lfi}u'i i1ST. CLAIR KELLY, i J,
ap. 2-4w f,f,s,t. &. % st. Clairsville. Ohio. ,
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"A REMOVED. "a
'-I3 '-RI3ElMOVED..

IN EISS PRfSCILLAP. ALEXANDER, would
yVl infrom her old customers and the public
that she has removed her MlIiIEN-
ERY STORE, TO the room formerly occupied by
Mr.. Bicklam,in Carnpbell,s Roomon the cor,
ner and West end OF New Block. where she Will
keen a fu1ls supply Of MILLENERY dOODS,,
TRIMMINGS, and ready made BoNNETS, all
ways on hand at reduced prices. ri .apl
ap2-lS6S.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-07-09

! THE Times, and the Copperhead press general =
iy continue to harp on The broken strings 'of
Grants name. He may have been chrisfened
at the font Hiram I'll USED; but he has since been
baptized in the crueible Of hundred battles la
defense OF hfs country u. s. Grant and BY that I
name he win be known as long as the history of
heroism and genius shall endure. llti'T- = ~ e
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New Series--v oil. 9, No. "a.
GLASS D--HHAvY pRAuoHr.

TN, Flushing; John w. Kelsey ,Jacobsburx: DR..
y schooley, Belmont; Samuel McCuiioch,
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TN alp CrE2rrcLE T. Unsurpassed IN this sect,op'
ot yhio: ~ Y printed on new, clear typs. IN ore
ened e. Cgunties OF the state. and IL circrlsfioy
~ sstehdiiy increasing u T7-'l = -'1.
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NOTICE TO LADIES. (
: sb@ai4l 7l9dJ @9llaUdp aailGoHiijogo
I ,RsH5 lo s1T TTrli4s 1l@di a9g4s
:. -. 4! J. 9. .L.rla 10 lI.l III rila1itsui 4
fnR NEW AND GREAf DISCOVERY FOR TIKI CURE
a'3it baeF FEMAIE WEAKNESS - q
huA eH dliW ------ l9otls 8 aei p15a lf
~ ~ l9e eyr19 l1--1 9d3 q .sQs . ~ .t

NdISs l.. II TaZ1GrS s ~
Compound Extract Of Fruit Leaves,
rs NOW offered for sale by Druegists of st
4 Clairsyille, Martin8yille, Bridgeport, and
Logan, List 4 CO., Bridge Corner and S, L. Brice.
Corner 9th and Vine Sts., South Wheeiina w,
Va. and soon will be for sale every where -
Send ~ cents for descriptive circular, which
also contains valuable recipe for tonic Tor
Druggists who may desire an agency. viii
please send their address, and the medicine will
be promptly furnished. Address NJ ~ =, -,
" 7. FRAZIER & CO.. =
s1g 1ilE O. Martins Ferry, BEL Co., b. q
Read the following certificates:. (. gll35 N 5'Oi
This IS tocertify that Mrs. r. FRAZIER was n
sufferef for some years, honn sProlapsus IJferi''
In tts worst form, attended with great debility
DO, 40. She had been under the treatment of
several Physicians, myself includedl with hut
nttie penent, almost despairing OF ever getting
WELL She cured herself CoMPLRTELY byf the
use or the Compound Extract OF Fruit Leaves"
ps apove directed, discovered, and prepared by
herseps which she now Offers to the public. I III
], WERLICH, Physician.
Martina Perry o., Jan, cath, 1893. 4
The Undersigned concprs in the above state
Iaent made by pr. + Werlich, The statements
made BY Mrs. Frazier may be depended oii as
s'ric'iy 'rus 'rus .sas1aH ~ WE wE,sT; : N. p
The eegtificates refer TO statements which Win
Pc pgnd In the circular accpplpapying each
CARROLL 4 MITCHELL.
prgggists, sols agepiA for st. Clsarsville, o. 4
a. " re.
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VxTHENLING FEMALE C0LLEGH.
w WHEEIIING, w. VA.
Healthful Location, large airy rooms flrst-class
teachers. Charges moderate, Address, i. O.
LUQMIsi N. p President.
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BELLAIRE.

Passenger Trains leave Bellaire for
Columbus at 4:30 A. NJ, 10 A. NJ, and 500 p. N.
Fer Baltimore at A. NJ, p. NJ, and W. NJ
For Pittsburgh at $50 A. NJ, lo:4o A. M and l;so
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BOyS' HOTSemanShlp = \. !. - - q
Gb1smittse- Granville Dillon, Belmont; Hart
ley Phillips Burrs' Mills: Caldwell Dunn, Nor
ristown Whiteneld Watt, Jacobsburgh; David.
son Mays, Belmont. en- H sibar9gl No fees
+ In addition to the foregoing list, premiums
will be awsrded on ali articles usually e1hibitl
ed at Fairs, II found meritorious. Fl a iiss !.
.kntrance fee 10 per cent. on all premtumn
above SO.
BY order OF the Board, Aai &C. q
& - a :, = :, g. 3. WRIGHT, frSsideht. =
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uEo. A. PROBE. JOSHUA HoDLKY. Jas. W. BoDLEY.
sypROBE - BODLMKs,
~ Manqfaeturers Of -, &. ya
cARRIAGES, BUGGIES,g ROCKAWAYS, &C.,
Corner 4th and Clay SITS, below Hempdeld Depot,
:, WHEELING, WEST VA.
X a. Repairing attended to with dispatch.
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HOTELS.

DELAioNT HOUSE, John oswald, Proprietor.
ID Near the Depot and Steamboat Landlng.|
GLOBE HOUSE, E. G. Morris, Proprietor
" Water-st., opposite Central Depot. 20
NATIONAL HOTEL, VIM. II. Howser, Propri-
IN etor. Water-st., below Rail Road prloge'
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Stewart. Belmont; Louis Woodmansee Wheel
ing, w. Va; John Sharp, Uniontown; Thomas
Craig, Powhattan Fee for last two ST.
ettfl CLASS II.
Best five Geldings or Mares brought from
any one township in Belmont Co-..ts20 SIS
ObmDslfee-John p. Richie, New Athens
Harrison Co.; Alexander Mooney, Fairview; r.
Gatchell, Jerusalem, Monroe Co.. John Green,
Freeport; VIM. Mann, Malaga, Monroe County.