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Or Wisharl's 6 reat American Dysper ia Pills
ani Pine Tree Tar Cordial are positive and in
fal5i5le cure for dyspepsia in its most aggravated
io-u and matter Of bow long Standing They
Penetrate te secret aDo1e of :HI5 terrible disease
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They alleviate more agony and .iIsnt suffering
-hau Iousse can tell. They are ro.ed G'r cur inE
NJ mos desperate and hop-!e-, r4ses'yheu every
Known neaGs "a! q" 7-iord rc lrt No t2-u Of
tg-EegSlt or digestion can resist thei penetTa-
TN power.
Dr wishar,'s Pine Tree Tar Cordial
Il is he vital principle of she Pine Tree Oh
iafHed is FecGsIaT recess IL tnc dl-filatIoh ot
be tar hy which It's highest Iuedi5sl gropesties
retained It itinvigoTates the d's.ssslvo organs
aEa restores the appetite It s'Tel : Een- the de-
Initiated system II Duridss and elri'hes the
blood. and eTpeis from the system the eor-u- iIan
which zlr5Gu.a brea5s or ttc lungs Il diss1'ves
the rlacus OF au-a Uiir5. g ops the 5T passages
Of 1he lungs 1t. healing priIclpie acts upon the
iF-i,a,Ci surface Of the lungs aCd tl-ont pen.
rating 10 each diseased part relieving pain and
81 hiGEg inflammation. II i the result Of years Of
study and experiment, and II Is od=r7I 20 the al
diursd Wi'h positive assurance Of It's power 70
care the following diseases. if the patient has not
too long delayed a resort 10 the means Of cure
FaU yti5u Of rio LaH.-y. Couch. S1ys T roat
anil BS-l,t, B-0Uc5iri,, L5-rr Conyfq'Ht- Hind
ard B'e=:iEC PsieS. As.4aEa, Wh0gIi4g Cgrgh,
% rtarrFz t-r
medical expert. holding high collegiate on
0rs aeyotes his entire time the exam iHati0a Of
patients - the u.Eoe ParlOrs- Associated with
him are three consulting physicians Of acknowl-
ed Eci Criiceucc whose services srg given 10 tie
public free oi charge. This opportunity IS oIsr-
e1 by other institution ia the country Letters
from any part Of the country. asking advice viii
ne promptly and Eratu!tously responded TO
" there convenient. gem ittaEces should lake the
shape OF drafts or post Office orders.
Price OF wisharts American Dys7spzia Pills 81
box Sent by mail on receipt Of price PIice
Of Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial. 81 80 l bot
tie or Sii per dozen Sent by sxP9ess-
All communications shou ii be addressed.
L Q c. WISHART. NJ. D,
No. 332 North Second street.
Oct q, 69-31n Philadelphia
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FoTSD-a wardrobe or chest key, near
the Episcopal Church. The owner can
have IL Is calling at this Office and giving
.--.LlIriun,
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NOTICE.-All persons knowing them
~ selves indebted 20 ne will please call
nd settle at once The books are at the store OF
hirconib 4 Townsend, Osccola, Pa.
J ~ 2I lS59-.f g. ;. PERRY.
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Persons desiring sound and systematic
education. are advised to go to the Normal
School, at Edinboro In many respects its
advantages are unsurpassed.
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LIST or LETTERS remaining unclaimed in

LIST or LETTERS remaining unclaimed in
the ?. o. at ClearfeIJ, Pa, Dee. l, 1869.
Robert Abernathy. ~ Mrs. VI. Ball
Thomas Bennett, iForeignl HarlOn Case,
Mrs. Charity Carson.W F. Clay Ton, A \.
Cor~on. Robert =. Caldwell, .Fos,lgal D..
W Davis, Wnr H. Deariag, D. s. Dovpey,
Miss Clara Edgar, Henry Gross, T. j. Gibbs,
Edward Hegsr;y,i2) Kate :. Hunter, JLhn
Humel, J J. johnson, Mis- Eliz beth Kel-
ly, Wm NJ Kelly. Mrs Matte F Kennedy.
D. a Kennedy, Ephiem B. Lake, Miss
Addie McGrcg1r, Jas M:kean, John Ne
Donald, August MeGibon, lForeignl 10
seph McGillis, foreign J. ". Maekey,
Adam Mayer, james / Miller. Daniel Null.
J. J. Nutting, Miss Sophia Powell, John
Rice. Raj Srnner Truman Swartwood, \.
VI. Seayer, ~ George Saavely, William
Simpson, Werly wilson, Miss c Wilson,
Miss LJbie Watson, john Wesley, Mary
L. Woitkill. Miss Eu.ula Young.
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CHERIFF's SAFE. BY virtue of sundry

SHERIFF'S ) SALE. By virtue of sundry
- writs of Fierg FGcj1s. issued out
OF the Court Of Common Pleas of CiearfeIi
county. and to Iae directed. there will be exposed
% public sale. at the Court House. in the borough
Of CieaTfeId. on THURSDAY the 9th DAY OF
DECE NGER. 1859. At ? o'clock 2 4 the following
described property 10 VII
Two certain tracts or parcels OF land situate in
F,Com t0wnsh ip- Clearfeld county. Pa, bounded
ana described as follows, viz: Beginning at a
stone on the South side of the Susguehanna
aud Waterford TnrapiEe road, on Fearou's line
thence north eighty i've and a half degrees east
along said Turnpike sizty-oBe perches 10 a stone,
thence still by said Turnpike road north eighty
= stone. thence south one hundred and ten perches
TO post. thence south sighty seven degrees west
forty and one half perches "a Eemlock. thence
south eighty five and one balt egrces west sixty
ne perches to q hemIock thence by Fearon line
north one hundred and ten perches 70 the place OF
beginning, containing 90 acres, lz2 perches aud
the usual allowance OF SIX Per cent. ALso-one
other piece OF land beginning al 4 hemlock cor
uer of number 56Sl. thence by line of number
S5aa east one hundredsnd one and 4tenth. perch
e. 20 post.lhenee by the south side Of the Water
fora Turnpike ana the first above described piece
Of land south eishty-seren degrees west forty and
fve-tenths perches. thence south efghty-fye and
one half degrees west sixty-one perches to stone
thence by number 55SI (Josr n Fcaronl north
seventy and three-tenths Perches to the place Of
beginning. containing 30 acres, lG4 perches and
allowance of six per cent, the above tracts being
the same premises Conveyed by James Bloom 10
Gamer ? Bloom IL one deed. Seized taken in
ezerutiona to be cold as the property Of Gamer
p. Bloom. WM. TUCKER
Nov. L, 1869. Deputy Sheriff
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TT f. n A u e L + ,
WATCH NAKYR,
GRAHAM'S ROW, CLEARFIELD.

GRAHAM'S ROW, CLEARFIELD.
The undersigned respectfully informs his old
customers and the public. that he has on hand,
(and constantly receiving new additions,) large
stock Of Clocks, Watches and Jewelry.
CLOCKS. a large variety from the best Man
ufactory, consisting of Eight-day and thirty hoEr
spring and Weight. and Levers, Time, STRIFE and
Alarm clocks.
WATCHES-afi fine assortment-o fsilver Hunt
ing and or-en case American patent Levers, plain
and full Jeweled.
GOLD PENS. an elegant assortment. Of the
best quality Also, il silver extension aud de SIX
holders
SPECTACLES, large assortment, far and
near sight, eolored and plain glass.
JEFELRY OF every variety, from Q single
piece 10 a full set
ALSO, fine assortment Of Spoons, Forks, but
ter knives, etc, plated on genuine AlHbata.
-iLSO. Hair Jewelry with pure gold N ting.
got up 10 order. Call and see sample book
All kinds of Clocks. Watches ard Jewelry care
fully repaired and Warranted
= coRtinuance of patronage is solicited.
Mo-. 2Sth 1855 L. T. NAUGLE
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n R. b c / A r X 5
CsLEEEArEs
T E VI A L z P IL L S,
FOR SALE BY
Boyer / Shaw aad Har,sB lex 4 Irwin,
Clearheld, Pa.
Aug 's9-1y1 Re'ail Price, 81 50 Per pack age.

SURVIVOR GExERAL's OFFICE,
Harrisburg. Ps.. Oct. p, 1869.
To the Olruers If Csspate2ted Lands:
In obedience to IN Act Of Assembly, approved
II eighth day Of april one thousand eight hun
drtd and sixty-nipe you are hereby otidedfihat
the County Land Lien Docket. containing the
ii.t Of uHpatented lands for ClearGed county-p PIE
pafed under the Act Of Assembly of the 2Uth OF
May ore thousand Ell ight hundred and sixty-four,
and the supplement thereto, has this day been
forwarded TO the proibonotary Of the county, at
whose Office IL may be examined The liens scan
only be liqus1ated by the payment of the pur-
ch sse money interest aud fees and receiving pat
euts through this Department.
JACOB " CAMPBELL.
Oct o '6p-tm Surveyor General.
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THE SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
Or IICrS8URGH.
IHsUrgOFQfeF jyrh- LsrsHTtr,re Of PeUVSvlUaHTG
JaHHorg- - 1851. for fhs
Safe keeping of Bonds and other Securities. Gold
and Silver, Silver Plate. Books Records, Dia-
mOnds. and valuables of all descriptions under
guarantee. aud for the Renting OF Safes. in its
Burglar Proof Yavlts. Building and Office, No.
So foRr:k Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa
GUARANTEE RATES.
FoT year or less
period.
Cow end ali other cospon secu-
r'les, including bank bills, 81 90 per l .OOs
Gold coin bullion, ] - per 500
Silver coin or bullion, 90 per zoe
Silver Gold plate. under seal.on
owners estimate Of fUiI Taiss,
for bulk. on a basis Of / 90 per 1900
Deeds, Mortgages, Valuable Papers generally,
when Of no fixed value :! year each. or ac-
ceIding TO bulk. Wills. S5.which premium Gov
ers the remainder of the life Of the maker. Cash
Boxes OF I'm al tin boxes. for papers Of Bankers.
Capitalist Merchants, Lawyers, TradeSmen. Pam
lies &c, viii be received S2J each box or trunk
per year. or they VIII be insured for the full a
mount the contents being known. at above rates
No charge less than dollar. The company Is
also prepared TO rent small iron safes (cach fur
nshed with = tin box inside its burglar proof
vault the renter exclusively holding the key
thereof. at the following ratesy -. $40 $50
S6G- SO. and 500 per aunum. Also, 10 store
Books. Account Records, Valuable Title Papers
/ eGc., at reasonable rates.
| OFFICERS President. William Philips; Vice
President Henry Lloyd; Directors Wm. Philips
( Henry Lloyd. VIM. Kca, Wn. NJ Lyon. James I
Bennett. Byron II Painter, Joseph II. Morrison
/ George Black. Curtis 6 Hussey; Secretary and
Treasurer ; z. Won Bonnhorst sep 29-Sm
Z
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lHF DEER Lawn last week : jour
NJ. va s.a;ed that the time. in which it was
asia. 10 Kill deer, expired on the Ist OF
t..--.er- /, would seem we we're nis,a-
..a 10 this Act No. GO. in the General
laws, fixes the time for hunting deer from
-7,t Jay OF September TO the thirty
-TSi DAY OF December, Section Is. Of the
ID" reads a. follows:
Hat II shall not be lawful f,. any per
'' persons TO kill hunt. or take b. any
'-'-'er ucan- OF contriVanceS whatever. or
l.. w expose for sale. or have unlaw!Elly in
"er paS-e,sIou,o ,or Worry OF hunt with
-. Or dogs, any deer or iawn between
. .-..',s ur-t day Of December in auy year
y .' 4r-- day OF September in any year:
.-- " iHa- nothing In this section shall
~ I'd tame deer or those kept IN parks.
Il., .aT was approved on April 18th,
lie Impression, that the time expir-
... December lst- gained creGence from
| -aat tha. a special law for Clearfeld
Lad been approved on February 5th
nut the 18th section of this General
repeats any acts or parts Of acts in
o.-,-stent with the General law. the LIST
-'''l OF which We give above This will
= gratifying news to all who enjoy the
t'7-'lFe : and excitement incident to deer
--a'ins, as they still have little over three
y, 77kN IN which to hunt this noble game of
lie forest.
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= O. 7 H O NJ p S O y
=. MERCHANT TAILOR.
No. 9Os wclaat Street Philadelphia.

D.. IL ~ n
No. Q0S WGfast Street, Philadelphia
Especial attention Is invited 20 this comrnodi.
ous and beautiful establishment the extensive
st0ck of seasonsbe and desirable goods always
on hand. the reputation obtained a leader in
fashions and the great facilities possessed fer the
fabrication and prompt dispatch OF all orders
Although eminent in the prosecution of every
branch Of the trade for the particular benefit of
the great humber dissatisfied, PANTALOON
CUTTING as a .pfriEiity. is announced. which
Is an art not obtsined by imitation, but through
close study, experience and practice.
Those desiring easy AID stylish pRntsloons, are
invited to give this method trial [Gct 6, 69-3m
MISS II. s. SWANS. .SchooI for Girls,
" Clearield, Pa.
The next Term of tventT-:w weeks will com
ueace on Monday November 2g. 1868.
TERMS TUlTtoS.
Reading. OrthograpzF Writing Object Les
sons, Primary Arithmetic and Prie7aTT
Geography. per half term (of II weeks, s. 90
History. Local and Descriptive Geography
with Map Drawing. Grammar, Mental
and Written Arithmetic, 50
Algebra and the Sciences. 9 %
instruction in Iustrun entail Music, 10 90
Oil Painting, l2 90
Wax Work. { Oe
For full particulars send for Circular.
Cloardeld, August 25. lo5s-ly.
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8aftsman's aournal.
T-EARFIELD, PA, DEC. 5. 1869.

r.-r,Ss TO insure the safe transmission
-. - bv nail patrons should remit by check
Ct s5ey order or have Their @ IL letters s, TsglsieFef
> - cones TO hand:
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TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.-The
L undersigned sill sell. at private sale, on
terms, ceveral Tsins5ie town proper
ties. Any person wishing TO purchase house
and lot had better cali.
JuIy 81 1852 II B SWOOPE.
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MISS II. s. SWANS. School for Girls,
II ClearfieId, Pa.
. 0 u Z T II I y G \ Z "
- IN ANSONVIIJF,
Clearfelt county, Penn 2

CleaTfelt county, Penn a.
The undersigned having erected during the
past summer. large aud couEuodious store room.
is now engaged p filing II up with a new and
- Iect asSUrtment0f Fa!I and Winter goods. which
lie uSaTs 70 the public prices 10 suit the times
Iii. stoc \ Of Mems and boys clothing Is uuusual
" extensive, and Is cfered to customers az from
$40 to so lgT mole SUIT fiour. >alt-n Gre
ceiics. o. every tjId. a complete assoIt IN ent.
Stoves and StoYe-ripe. heavy stock; Boots and
Shoes. Hats and Caps II great variety: Ladies
dress goods. furs, anu otheI fancy goods together
with endless assortment of l. 7tIons too tedious
10 enuaerate, always on hand and scr sale very
cheap. Prints at 10 cents ysrd and her goods
q proportion Now Is the tine 10 buy.
Country produec Of every kind, AT the highest
market prices. viii be taken in exchange for
goods; and even Ereenbacks viii not Re refused
for any article In store Examine my stock be-
fore you bUv elsewhere.
October 80 1867 II SWAN
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NOR SALE The undersigned ofTers for sale
L one OF seayy & Cos COMBINATION FUR
&ACES-neaTly new
Nov. 10, 1859 BID W GRAHAM.
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G"uN.S L,DT'S BooE.-The January
ra-h-r for $50. OF rhis highly popular
e.9saza- Is already received. It i 4 Ter
t-. -.m. Beside she n,uzi attractive fea-
'H---. The T:r~ect number contains stec!
--r.r os the Publisher. /. A Go3cy-
There . an originality and grlcsfu!uess
aari. r.is MAGAZINE that places It far ahead
O.. is sirais, aud hence Is the f7voritc Of
fE- .--es everywhere Prize, s. a year in
as'sr-.- Address, / : Cooley, Fhila
ei .a. Pa.
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CENTRE CoUNTY.-Tkc Bel'eioate Nation
n >zy-. ''0ue Of those sudden calainities
I-,-l,5as IN death and bereavement. 50 com
aa- Uf late. occurred near Washington
furnace. on Monday, November 29tR. The
;=.'- q furnished By our correspondent at
Atsay Hall, are substantially these. \
ie----es named james RecdeT, engaged In
bringing load Of coal from a point general
d i-aaEliaa,ed Bear Hollow finding the
T-lsauess et the road Of such char aeter as
10 threaten IL Upze,ting his Load, asked
sle one 10 steady the wagon and avert an
r1set M Isaac Miller, Of Washington
tlrnace volunteered to do 50. His efforts
We're uHavsjIine, and The load overturned.
'--rylng Miller beneath the heavy mass.
SrA.e ten m,aTie- elapsed ere Mr.. Reeler
81 enabled, ty the aid Of his team, in
-.-1g ,Ae wagon box of the dpomed man,
7aa SIS found = corpse. No injury was
Visible. but post m0-rem examination
made by pr }. K Holloway. revealed
4'"al,el - hroken-ueck. The deceased
US -.--g years ofage, leaves w.fe-who,e
former husband was suddenly killed on the
-l.r2. scar Al;o1ua-ani one child TO
I.--a hss sudden death.
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- - Clearfeld Ra,lroad.

-yr5ac --@ O-s@IL L-SIVN = TIL 71U
80, leaves Tyrone al 900 II
MAJ a--fves at Clearfeld at 1910 p n.
Nail iIrsa leaves cIearheli a. 5.Se m
--- Arrives at Tyrone at 80 p m
--a..s with Cincinnati Express East at %
Nail West at 6 Al P, Ii /; Bald Eagle Ex-
80. ct : 90 p m
Eoconuo1stiou Train,
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TIE onIu reIinhIc cure for

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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-10-21
RelIaire Locals,

BELLAIRE, Oct. 16, go.
One of those dreadful and heart-ren-
ding accidents, smethering in mephitic
air, occurred in Mead Township on
Wednesday last. Mr.. G. Haslop and his
son Jacob were repairing the well of
Mr.. V. Albright. the son went into the
we'll and had scarcely got to the bottom
when he signalled to be hauled up he
was hauled up nearly to the top when
he fell out of the tub, exhausted by foul
air. His father at once descended after
him and brought him out at the risk of
his own life. The son lived but few
minutes after he was taken out. 1t was
supposed that the fall killed him, and
that he might have recovered from the
effects of the foul air. What renders the
matter more strange and distressing is,
the father and son are among the most
experienced men in the country in that
business.
The election passed off quietly with
the exception of little muss, caused by
the free use of whisky.
The sale oflots in Fink's addition took
place to-day, with fair resuls-the lots
bringing fair prices. They were not all
sold. For live working men this is the
place to come to make money, both
by investment in real estate and by
profitable industries.
The river is again getting low, render
ing navigation difficult.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-10-21
UP LIKE A ROCKET
Down Like a Stick.

The effervescent individual who edits
the st. ClairsviIle Gazette, has furnish
ed our artist with some excellent de-
signs for a pictorial edition, and we have
concluded TO immortalize the individual
by representing few Of his high-low-
jack performances.
Or Wednesday morning, after the
election, on the receipt of the Wheeling
Register, with ''Spivins' " (Quere--
wouldn't it be better spelled spavins)
whisky-soaked specials" from Column
bus, the portly form of the aforesaid ed
itor might have been seen upon our
streets in a high state OF excitement,
with arms thrown up and feet kicking
the air in an awful manner, which even
the following excellent representation
cannot fully describe:
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Spefial 2gptite.


The Advertiser having been restored TO
health in a few weeks. by a very sim pie relned
after having suffered erl years win q seh ere
lung affection. and that dread disease, Con
sumptiun-is anxious 10 make known 10 lis
feliow-su fftrers the means Of cure
To all VINO desire II, he viii s-ill q COPY % 'iS
,,r,t.Serir,rinn uSf Tree Of -a--rel, with the Gl-
rectioils for preparing au1 usinz the same,
which they will md q -CRE-URE FOR CoosC s-I-
T1oy- ASrHHA. BRONCHITIs, etc. The object Of
me ADVERTISER IN sending The Prescription i 10
benefit the afflicted. ana spread Information III
which he couceiVes to se nv a4uab-e; ana ne
hopes every sufferer VII! Try his remedy, as It
will cosl them nothing, and may prove a bless
ing. ~, -.
Parties wishing the prescription, VIII l1lea'se
address SEV. EDN A4D a N4l1SCeI
williamsburg, Kings County, New York,
Inay27 69-Iy
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THE RURAL AMERICAN.-We call the
attention of our readers to the advertise
ment of that valuable Agricultural,
Horticultural, and general Family pa
per, the Rural American, published in
New York. This old established rural
publication is now taking the lead, as
the best, and most practical paper of its
class in the United States. For extra
ordinary low terms for clubbing the
CHRONICLE with the Rural American,
see details at bottom of advertisement.
BSFThe Rural American is free to JAM
uary next!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-10-21

The most of the large new buildings
are approaching completion, and that
line of business will soon be suspended
till spring.
Our business men feel encouraged
with the prospect of good business this
fall and winter.
The past week has been rather barren
of incidents worthy OF note in our town
SPARTAN.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-10-21
To Whom it NAV Concern

4 PPLICATION will be made TO the Commls-
Il siuner of Pensions of tine United States for
a reissue or duplicate of Bounty Land War
rant. No 644gj, for one Hundred and Sixty loo
Acres OILand, issued on The 2lst day OF May,
in consideration OF Military Services in the war
fs.Z and under act OF Congress OF March Srd,
IS75 The said warrant never came into my
Misunderstanding been fraudulenuy transferred
and located and is now on files with the Com
missioner OT Pension awaiting his action there
on The transfer and location having been set
aside by the Commissioner ofihe General Land
Office OF the United States and said Warrant
cancelled and returned to Commissioner OF
Pensions.
hereby authorize and empower W. II. Bent
lev. a citizen of Cameron, W. Va, 10 act as my
Attorney in the above application. and TO
whom ali letters OF inquiry may be addressed,
and who is authorized 10 solicit and receive
duplicate of Land Warrant applied for as above.
WILLIAM BENTLEY, Sr.
Oct. 2l-2ms@
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To THE MERCHANTS OF BELLAIRE.-
We have now circulation of one hun
-dred copies of the CHRONICLE at the
Bellaire Post-office, and quite large
circulation in Goshen, Mead, Smith and
other Southern townships. In these
townships your patrons principally re-
side, and it will be to your interest to
advertise what you have to sell, in our
paper. Many of the farmers of these
townships are now buying their goods
in Wheeling, because each week they
see IN our paper the advertisements of
Wheeling business men, ard see moth
ing from Bellaire merchants. If you
want the patronage of the people you
must let them know it. Advertise, is
the word.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-10-21

THE Masons are at work repairing the
damage done to the M. E. Church by
the falling of the upper part of the front
wall. All the harm done was the delay
of one week in getting the house en-
closed, the loss of what bricks were de-
stroyed by the fall, and the labor neces-
sary to rebuild the wall. After the
work is finished no one will be able to
see any difference in the appearance OF
the front aud in strength and durability
the wall will be fully equal to what it