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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-09-16

AFIEK-. DR.. West had committed all
4 the aehof kis aanaiDistration as Mayor
for which the cone-top Editor of the
GazettasdeneHnces him so lmaliciousiy
the town EoGncif of ST. Clairsville com.
posed of such men as Alex. Patton,
GeorgeT l3fHFfg Stephen Gressinger,
Shepherd Dkvis AndsWilliam Seidwitz;
all of the staunch and honorable Dem
ocrR 4edAhe following resolutions
uuqualifedly indorsing him:
Rcsafeat Mai we heartily approve o.
the eoHfses pursued by DR.. West, the
Mayor of our town, in bis efforts to sup
nress intein psfanee and rodyism.
ResoLued, That, though hand join in
hand,n. offenders against the peace and
rood ustier ia our town shall not go un'
ResoErod, That it is the duty of all
Good citizens To sustain our Mayor, both
bv vltsefd aud deed, in executing the law.
no matter upon whom the penalties fail
Resoyred, That these resolutions be
published in both papers.
ALEXANDER PATTON,
President pro lem.
J. Z. RYAN, Recorder. :,
=
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Spefial Aatiff.
TO coNsUm pTIyEs.

The Advertiser, having been restored 4
health in a few weeks, by very simple remedy
after having suffered several years with severe
lung affection, and that dread disease, Con
sumption-is anxious TO make known 70 his
ellow-sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy OF the
prescription used free of charge, with the di
rections for preparing and using the same
which they will find SURE CURE FoIsC sCoSsUMP
TON, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, etc The object q
the advertiser in sending the Prescription is io
benefit the afflicted. and spread Information
which he conceives to be Invaluable; and ht
will cost them nothing, and may prove a bless
ing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will pleas.
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings County. New York,
may27'69-ly ..--i---.-
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M A r r D.

N-GREENELTCH-On the 29th
day of July. at the residence OF Lafayette Muir
phey in Kirkwood township by Rev. Jonethan
Perkins, Mr.. David E. Anderson 10 Miss Sarah
Greeneltch.
GORDEN-CRAWFORD- the same on the
II. day of August, at the residence of the brides
father Mr.. VIM. ]. Gorden and Miss Mary M.
Crawford.
EELIS-PERKINS.-By Rev. F. l. Swaney,
Sept. LIN. at the residence ofthe brides par
.ents, Nj. Jonathan NJ. Ellis to Miss Elizabeth
Ann Perkins, both of Belmont County, Ohio.
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Tfit ;freytissnlsat;.
Notiae TO Bridge aniIdeIs.

S,EALED PROP0SAE.S wiz be received al The
. - Auditors Office, in 81. Z h2tr>NlAc. LDE-L
n on on Thursday, o ~. 5. 59, for bu lGlnz Al =
bul = Wrought Iron Iruss Bri.ise er " ne, ing
cTeek. at therignt or .ilu present bridge ;t aie-
Milen'S ptd nail. sad bridge 10 bs. 6s feet long
IN the clt:ar, and road WAY lt lee. wide.
Bids VIII alsO b., received a the same lime
and place for doing the necessary LiSSuN WoF1,
according 10 the following speech. .o:is 20 ~ Z:
the masonry 10 con SIS 81 tTO ubutI-4sL-ts, sa
be Duiit OF QurrIIl iEsesivae; ali i..Ce stone 10
be not less Than Is inches tiIIck. with cgJa quad
10 their thickness, and well byuut, Luz-sAer =
apart III each course zach stone 70 be :essses.
TO q tine and even surface sd s!ot m hisnsc
work: lle.face 70 be what - termed rock WnEh.
with rough points brske1i OF. ana laid mp i'll tire
best woriSmehiihe r.st afyer.io tlesa 81 siactan
tof the SupssiR teTdens lb ssLsse ~ - laitl ia
we'll ten pered mOElaE. cOHl:5uSed OF to paris
sof ssn Sharp 80 Ttss 81 Slick -fIt - is
,ssIxe,t - a - t4sreA S6svs beers. b nag sse1
SaadaaIi raasnIssss essts{ slitaelsp IGus1itGS y.
assH asi NJ e A g ~ ~ 'sa,,.is s@5tfsss ,,.' SS' :
lsroper portion % csIney&.4fSaic Asss - eiIas
49, ahos - sInn inSeas d ) tsf1"aI sssi2-
ffiie abuttnen .seBfest OF t1itA -f5friS she-ed
timherl inef% sqeare-#iid - ieeI lbnE GOrel-
ed with two Inch plank We'll sptNed DOWN y t'--
SIX incn spikes. and 70 b suu-- 20 Sucl depth ;ls
the Superintendent may think q aecesSary. liz
abutments also to have coping oil face and nos
The wings at the upper eli OF the bridge - pe
- ietft long lac wings ~ ihc iGWet enO uI ii-e
bridge to be - ieet long.
= All embankment necessary 10 be bis o1 by
the yard. ANY excavations TO 3c --cltlGeN "a
the bid for stone work or by the yard. me con
tractor 10 have the stone " the old GOuLineuJs.
Any Golfer dam, building or pumping water 10
be included in the bid for stone work.
II. y. CLARK,
AUDIToR-soFRToF, st. Ciairs,Ilie, sept. To-, ,o9
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THE FAIR NEXT WEEK.-The Board
of managers of the Belmont County,
Agricultural Society, have about COM
pleted their arrangements for their Fair,
on the. 22d 2Sd and 24th, ofSeptember.
~SThey have labored euergetically dur
ing the year te-bsild up their society,
and place it1pon fair, financial basis.
BY the issue and sale of membership
tickets for fifteen years, they have raised
sufficient money TO purchase and pay
for the grounds they have been occupy
ing. thus stopping the large. rent they
have heretofore paid. They have had
over one hundred trees, of various kinds
planted, and for some weeks past have
been industriously engaged in thorough
Iy repairing the grounds. white washing
out buildings and fences, building new
cattle pens, and clearing off and grading
the race track.
) They have also had we'll dug on the
rounds, and will be able to supply the
visitors and stock with abundance of
clear cold water.
= There is no reason why, in the mat
ter of fairs, we cannot compete with our
neighbors of adjoining COMMITTEES, we
have mere wealth, better soil and
better stock. Cannot we have the en-
terprise, which will take hold Of these
advantages and use them for the ad-
xsncement of the agricultural interests
of the county? -.,=,-.-
A great deal depends upon the people
of st. Clairsvilie. If all will take an
interest, place on exhibition what they
have, no matter how little, and will send
their Pictures, Paintings and ornaments
to decorate the hall, they will do much
to make the fair a success.
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We publish in another column, racy
article from the Cincinnati Commercial,
ON 1.-THE Dumb Democracy" The ST.
lence onwhich the Commercialcomment
and which has characterized the Demo
cratic party in this campaign, We learn
is sospf9p6e r4roken- the 10th of Sep
teHMHI Ibeng lthe day fixed upon by
the Chairman, of the State Central
Committee, when "the roll of the dis
tingpisAed,oEators, from Baber TO Bloss''
wifi be c4ffed, and the dumb oraeies
speak to the, people.
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And the Electors OF Belmont county are here
10y further notified, that in npursuanceof the 2itf
secitun 81 ;tis act O the General Assembly of Tho
state ofCiiiJ. passed prl I7tll 1859; as amended
M"y Sth, l~,s piOvidinS for the Assess mcnt and
taxation oI property il this state. and for levy
ing taxes thereon .UcOrQIIsc to its true value in
money the Com mis>oners OF Belmont county
Ohic, 1t their June session, lsg9, proceeded To
divide said county into DISTRICTS viz: Each
township To comprise one District.
The qualified electors OF Belmont county
Ohio, are hereby notified that they are required,
at the October election, lSe9 TO select some citi-
zen Of each OF the above Districts, having the
qualifications Ofan eiector as Assessor of Real
Property within such District.
Al d the Judges of Election shall keep sepa-
rate Poll Book for the election ofsaid Assessors.
and the returns thereof, duly certified as in
oteer cases, shall be made to the County Auui-
tor Of Salld county, who, with the Clerk of the
Court Of Common Pleas and the Probate Judge
q the county, shah open the same and declare
the result Aad the county Auditor shall.
NithlH ten DAY after oPoning such returns, give
notice to each Of the persons elected, Of mis-
election.
Glycu under my hand and seal at
taEAE.f the sheriff 5 Office. at ST. ClafrsvilIe
this 9Th day of September 1869.
WILLIAM III. HAYS
sheriff Belmont county Ohio.
September 2, 1852.
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Sept22w
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IN BANKRUPTCY.-Ta southern Dixfri,t sf1
IS. ~ Bcltatrc, ne 2laQf AUGHst 1854.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee of Daniel Cl3lland ot
Bellaire. in theCounty OF Belmont and State of
Ohio and within said District. and who has
been adiudged Il bankrupt ON his own petition
by the District Court Of said District,
JAS. +. ANDERSON, Bellaire, o.
ag2i-sw Assignee of DanieN Clellant
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Gen. John c. Lee,
Lieutenant Governor of OHIO.
Hon. Samuel Galloway

And other distinguished speakers will be pres
ent and idress the People upon the subjects
OF Greenbacks, Banks, High Taxes, &c.
Come up TO Barnesville, then, on Ist and have
your patriotism and love OF country rekindled
Come one. come all Of both political parties
and hear these distinguished speakers.
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T,eo,al Mnfinn

NOTICE is hereby given that, Jacob Heath
~ erington Jas. G. Archer. George MeTtx
John Archer and John Rodefer, Trustees Of the
Disciples Church of Rellaire, Ohio, have filed
their petitions in the Court of Common Pleas of
belmont county, Ohio. the object and prayer Of
which is, for authority to sell the following
property, to wit: Situated III the town OF Bell
aire- Belmont county, Ohio, and described on
the plat of said town as Lot No. ten l0l being
the same lot as conveyed to the Trustees arseid
Church, By Mary Adams, April 10, 1875, for the
use and benefit of the Society of Disciples
said petition VIII be for hearing at the next
ternt Of said Court.
tfe.f NJ. d. KING,
-r Attorney for l5rtitioY,aI,S
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To Owners Of Steam Rnilers.

Sept. i6.3w.
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Valuable Farm for Sale

I WILL sell tle farm which Z reside at
bargain. containing i0s acres. about > acres
OF tlmb Der, the balance under cultivation, well
" the most part. easy of access. There is on the
firm good Fran House, an Orchard OF good
variety of fruit Situated three miles West Of
bridgeport, Belmont County, Ohio. near the
National Road. For particulars enquire OF yIie
subscriber on the premises.
Spl5-4w ID. Y. PARSHATIL
Washington fPa Reporter. please copy for
one month and send bill to this office.
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Ne learn fhat Mr.. Isaac n Patteroor

We learn that Mr.. Isaac H. Patterson
Druggiz 5fet iGlaTstille, IN bill pre-.
sented by him recently, to the County
Commissioners, for stationery, furnished
to the County Offices, included in said
biIl9saBEiteA OF about ten dollars, for
whisky. sis was pretended, that the
whjsiz =, was1furnished to the Prisoner
Carr, upon the prescription of his phys
iciaf,, but the physician was called
stated thatshe had only prescribed four
pints of whisky, and the Commissioners
reduced the bill accordingly. Who got
the whisky?
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VANTED--AGENTs
For Olp Family Physician.

JUST THE BOOK NEEDED IN EVERY
Family, and so cheap that ali can afford il. II
is u handsome octave of 542 closely printed
pages, containing the matte OF II $500 volume,
but is sold at 500. II differs from all similar
works, by giving the different modes of treat
inent-the AlOpathic, homeopathic, NY
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WE have feceived copy of Oldham
Howe1sA SsAsdsr's llegeJournal, a
very Reat1y printed and well filed paper,
published, as the name indicates, in the
interest of a Commercial College, con-
Quoted bx TIL publishers at Tifin, Ohio.
The Joufaai II published for free distri-
button, and contains large amount of
interesting t6atter outside of its college
information. We wish both the College
and the Journal success.
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{ n BANKRUPTcY.-TRe Southern Dist-i.4 o.,
o., S. At Bellairc, on TIE slS dsy o. lRgWI.
4. y. 1869.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment aS assignee Of Eli Davis. Jr of
Flushing. in the Comfy of Belmont and state
Of Ohio, within said District and who has becll
adjudsed a bankrupt ON his own petition by the
District Court OF S,lid District.
JAMES +. ANDERSON,
Bellaire Ohio.
aget-Sw Assignee of Hi Davis,
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.fdamsmtsgrns0r-s .Eot5ce.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that, in the
~ Probate Court of Belmont County. Ohio.
The undersigned was appointed and qualified aS
Administrator of the estate of Thomas Carl =
ton, decd. late of said County.
All persons indebted to said estate are relue>
ed to make immediate payment. and those hav
ing claims against said estate are reQuircd 10
present them within one year from this date.
MARK !. CARLETON. Adm.
sent TG Eur -
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CONE to the Fair! Come to the Fair
MoRR liberal premiums offered for
farm products and domestic manufac-
lures than ever before.
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Sept.I6. 3w
Administrators Notioa

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that in HE
~ Probate Court of Belmont County. Ql.ip.
the undersigned was appointed and qualified aS
Administrator of the estate Of Sarah 3isG0p,
deed, late OF said County
AL persons indebted to said estate are r. CIltst
cd 10 make immediate payment. and these hav-
ing claims against said estate are requeStec. TO
present them within one year from this dare
THOMAS j.. FRA Me; Adrl-r.
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By FRANKLIN CHAMBERLES
Df the limited States R;3r

I OF the United States Bar.
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rank with ii FOL authenticity, intelligence. and
completeness. ."-lSpringfield (Mass) Repub-
ncan.
! This is the ONLY NEW BOOK of the kind
published tor many years. IL is prepared by
an able PRACTICAL LAWYER, OF twenty-five
years experience and IS Just what everybody
needs for daily use
~ IS highly recommended By many eminent Judges
i!,ckudg The Chief Justice and ofhsT Judges Of
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CAUTION.
since TINS work was put to press, an Old law
book, published many years ago, and long since
out of date. has been hastily re-issued as a
new book, without even suitable revision
OF its obsolete statements. Do not confOund
tllat work with CiAMBERLIN's LSw-BOOT FOR
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We hope the citizens, especially tse
ladies OF the town and adjoining coun'
ties; will turn out in force on Tuesday
to assist in decorating Floral Hau
This department is under the supervis--
ion of William Chambers and James
Mellor and all articles VIII be taken
charge of and carefully guarded. We
nope all will be liberal in contributing
pictures, paintings and whatever they
have can he used in adorning the halls.
, Come every one and. lend q helping
hand
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Notice to Contractors.
ArpIroR's OrTIcE,


NEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at the store OF y. L. Men in PowhRl tan Point
ohio, until September r25th. ISt for the Grading
CulVerttng, and MacNdamizing the County
Road, rom Powhatian 10 Green's Fording,
above StinerSViile.
Bids for Masonry to be by the perch of c5cubic
feet each; Tor Limestone by the rod of 100 cubic
feet each; the stone to be broken TO size not
exceeding four ounces in weight.
Specifications OF the work can be seen at Nef-s-
Store in ROwhattan.
The right To reject ell bids is reserved.
Ncbids received for less than hSlfmiie of road.
Contracts VIII beSuhiect to The approval q The
County Commissioners. -
Contractors YiiI oe paid in thc bonds ef the
County. 4. 4. My
augiH-i;.l Engineer. :
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There viii be "a meeting of the Board
of Managers, of the Belmont County,
Agricultural Society, at the office of the
Secretary. on Saturday, Sept. IS, at l
O'Clock z. NJ.
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alew Adrertiseineuts.
Attachment Notice.
John scbick, Plaintiff,

Charles Humrichouse, Deft
DEFORE a. o Melott, Justice of the Peace o.
on the 9th day of September, A. ID. 1869 said
Justice issued an order of attachment in the
above action, for the sum of S24 50debt and Sl5-
90 probable costs. JOHN ScHICk,
Sept.l6,Swpd. By N. D. KING his Atty.
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Belmont County Fair,
at St. Clairsville, Sep
tember, 90, % and "a
! Look at the premiums
on Dairy and Domestic
Products. The larg cst
ever offered in this
county.
Liberal premiums are
offered for Farm Imple-
mentS.
The grounds have been
purchased and paid for.
The race track is in
order, and open for'
those who wish to train.
The stabling and stalls
are being reftted, and
every effort is making
for the comfort of the
animals on exhibition.
Large premiums are
offered on all kinds of
stock.
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I HEREBY NOTIFY all owners of steam Boil
ers, that they are required. according to Act
OF May in, 1869, 10 inform IN writing. within
one month frem This date, OF the locality and
number of such boilers owned by such falling
which, tse penalty speci;'es! by said Acr Wlli be
inflicted
SAMCEL AtCCtEORGE.
Depa;y Inspector of steam Boilers.
Isth Congressional District.
BELLAIRE, o., Sept. s. 1863.
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THE September Term, of the District
Court, of this County, commenced to-
day "wednesday. Judge Scott, OF the
Supreme Bench presiding, assisted by
Judges, Granger and Way, of the Com
mon Pleas.
Fhe RoeRetn is unusually large, and
sopeJhpi pirtapt hpRealed eases are to be
tried.
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.lasiaIsIsaa&fr830s5s .7si0ssce.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that. in the
y Probate Court OF Belmont County. Ohio. the
undersigned were appointed andqualified rs
Administrators of the estate OF Abram Lash
decd late of said County.
e All persons indebted tosri4 estate are request
ed to make immediate pay eDt, md those hav-
ing claims against said estate are required 70
present them within one year from thiS date.
ia MES / GRAY
-ef.-.-v LEN XDER BRANETTM,
sep2-Sw Adulr % Ab-am Lash, deed.
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THp-rnblic schools of this place, under
the supervision--eMr. ]. ], Burns, be-
gun their first session in the new scnovf
building on Monday. Long before the
hour of commencement, on Monday
morning, the little fellows thronged
around the yet unopened door-ways
anxious to get in and obtain good seat.
The teachers of the different depart
ments are as follows: Grammar School,
Miss Mamie B. Eggleson intermediate.
Miss Maria C. Ryan; Secondary, Miss
Rebecca C. Billingsly; Primary, Miss
amelia Adams.
The High School will not commence
until the week after the Fair.
Mr.. J. ]. Burns, the Principal, has the
reputation of being first-class teacher,
and will receive the cordial support of
the people in all proper measures for the
organization and government of the
schools intrusted to his care. His as
sistants are teachers of someexperience,
are well qualified for their work, and if
they give to their respective depart
ments their whole time and attention
lour schools will be success.
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Pittsburgh PioSvs and Castings can be
had ct JEPSoNS, lower than Pittsburgh prices.
Any Plqw or Casting furnished, by giving a few
days notice.
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GOWN aud County alrws.

THp St. Clairsyille Building Associa-
tion On Monday evening sold q loan oil
S2S5 at 169 per cent.
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PARKS.-on the 3lst of Aug, at 1I.40 ?. NJ, of
an organic affection of the heart, accompan-
led by dropsy, after painful Illness for two
years, Mrs. Elizabeth w. Parks, wife of Rev.
II. Parks. .--.s.-
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Sheriff 5 Proclamation.
OCTOBER ELECTION,


y IItEEAsS, by the laws of Ohio regulating
Elections it Is required of the Sheriirof h il
county % give notice rcfure The time of holding
q geiit5;i! election. ny proclamation throughout
tnt county, u the time on which such election
st'-.l - -s-laCii IN pursuance OF such requiSi-
ton, !, W Tu1.IAhI Il. HAYS Sheriff of Belmont
county. State of Ohio, do hereby proclaim and
make known that the
seeoSS; Tuesdny OF October, 1SG9.
being the I-ti day OF said month. is, by the
Constitution and Laws OF Ohio, appointed the
day on the qualified electors of said Bel
townships, at their usual or proper places OF
holding elections, between the hours of6 O'Clock
A y. and O'Clock P. u, and proceed 10 vote by
ballot for
one Governor for the State OF Ohio:
Cne Lieutenant Governor for the State of Ohio:
one Judge of the supreme Court for the State
of Ohio:
One Treasurer OF State for the STATE Of Ohio:
One Attorney General :or the State OF Ohio;
the state of Ohio;
One state Senator. from the XXth Senatorial
and Harrison;
One Representative to the General Assem- blv
oi ONO fioin tsecounty ofBelmont;
Cne Probate Judge for the county of Belmont:
one Treasurer for the county of Belmont;
one Prosecuting attorney for the county of
One Commissioner for the county ofBelmont.
one Surveyor1or the county of Belmont;
one InHflnary Direc- c-or for the county OF
Belmont.
fhs Trustees of the several townships of said
county are hereby notified that the following
number Jurors are appointed TO their town
ships respectively. and that they are REQUIRED to
select sat nurnbe !id make return thereof 10
thc CtSIsS OF tile Court OF Common Please to-
gether with the Poll Book, within two days af
Ter the said second Tuesday in October, 1869:
-f--s7 <-,--
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SCHOOL BOOK
n. West q Son.
Composite the Bank.

Keep all the leading School Books in use
Also, miscellaneous and Blank Books. Bibles,
Hymn Books. Stationary, ect-, eel. ANY Book
not on hand furnished al Publishes price.
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srNMEafsrLp CAMP MEEr1Ne.-

eaE. meeting held during the last week
IN .iassst, near Summerfield. Noble
coni.ts, WAS a very interesting and
profitable religious meeting. Good order
prevailed, and a ereat degree of social
feeling, hospitality aid kindness was
manifested, ,ofwhich those N~Sc attended
from a distance speak very highly. The
attendance was very large, amt some
aecessions to the churches were made.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-09-16
Taxes for 1869.

CHE RATES OF TAXATION IN BEL. MONT
L County for the year 1862 are as follows on
each One Hundred Dollars of valuation:
STATE TAXES