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LOPER-wATERS.-D q, at the n. E
( Parsonage in Morristovn, o., by Rev. f 8
S,usFley, Mr.. Abraham. c. Loper and Niss
: .fiort.pceE Waters. both of Belmont County.
MCALLISTER-SPENEE NEER-D Decem ber q, by
The sanesNst the residence of the brfdt, Mr.. M.
Nc McAllister and MISS NJ. A. Spencerf both OF
BARNESSPR Is the sarnerday. by the
same, at the Price Hot,se in Morristown. o.,
Mr.. Geo. w. Barnes an6 Miss Matte Price,
sffEwART9ENsMfNGESR.-At the Parsonage
OF the NJ. E. Church in GAINESVILLE, on the 2Oth
OF December 1865, by Rev. ]. tDrummond, Mr..
= n1inger. ~ e. z-E
NtNUM-HARLAN tbk 9Th OF, December.
lSs; by the same, Mr.. Henry F. Nuzum and
and its vicinity.
Epnrssm pcIna and M,es On tne nna sasI Hanso Han M,
) :, bost q the yisinity Of Rarnesviile:
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PACKARD's MONTHLY opens new
volume with the New Year, and, instead
ofthe quarte, in an octave form, which
is great Improvement, It is still print
ed in fine but very clear type, two col
sumns to the page. 81 pages to the num-
Der, and filled with choice original ar
tices, mainly practical without being
dull AS one OF the cheapest and most
us ful of the periodicals of the day, we
commend this monthly to the favor es-
peeially of aspiring, youth, (sl per an
mum. s. 8. Packard. No. 937 broadway.
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Hollands German sitters
HOofland's German Tonic

is eoa6irafis-s g al tie ssress<x.s n s..sszs
gisA Pure Saatd crHs Rsrs, orGEss, s.e. z sssE4
fer The diseds,s tie Eiitert SHIRE sss4s
pure alcoholic siHiisss rsqsired EsE ssiQ Ssr -
mind tAot these rsrsedics entirely different f1s~-
any etfsrs adrertisd fer e u Tee diseas.S
pse being r-trtc PrsydTnffsHE ss15cisaI t<roets
s1Ail. 1bs os<TE Gseocfi0zs q rirs
form. The TONIC "a aecadAzly Of .hs rsss riss
egtvirg. exkiardno and sssStessai gsaa1sIiss ssss
eassed " % Be sHeSn az th< srsstsss q 81 tss|<s
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MItebeIl refined lfron, the Clerks

l. CHANCE IN THE HEOFFICES.-Iast week
] ]. L Mitehell refired fom the Clerk +
Onice and James b. Campbell took pos
Isessicn of it. FtTFrss s-fl -
We mean no disparagsment to the
many good clerks who have filled that
Office, when we say that the public has
lost, by the defeat OF Mr.. Mitchell, the
best clerk who haslever filled the Office.
! AL,Days there, always accommodating
and courteous; alwayscorrectan and prompt
in the performance of his duty, he was
I the most reliable, attentive, gentlemanly
faithful officer the county has had for
many years, and yet the inexorabie de-
mands OF party have deprived the people
of his services. te--s
Mr.. Campbell, who has been elected TO
succeed Mr.. Mitchell, is a young man OF
sufficient capacity TO fill the office in a
credi;abie manner if he will give it thai
close personal attention the Office de-
mands, and we hope he may do SO.
Mr.. 81 B. Piper, this week, turns over
the Sheriff's Office to Mr.. Hays. Mr.
Piper has made faithful, prompt, eff
cient Sheriff, and during his term made
enough friends in the oposite party to
have secured his election If all the voters
of the Republican party had stood by
him. He was defeated on an issue not
raised in politics or sprung by the con-
vention that nominated. How far this
lis right or fair, We leave those to decide
who have produced the result, only say
ing that you have exchanged experience
for inexperience. and lost the services of
faithful officer. -4 SEQ
For the incumbent, Mr.. Hays, we have
none but the kindest feelings, and hope
he may make an efficient public servant.
6 In the Recorders Office MIR. John G.
Bolon an efficient and attentive public
officer goes out and Mr.. Barnes takes his
place.
In the single term each of these Off
ces have been from under the control OF
the Democratic party, much has been
done to give tone and character to them;
and the Republicans of the county may
themselves that the duties
of these fices have been faithfully exc
cuted by those they selected for the pur
pose, and less stealing of unclaimed
costs, and matchmaking of those whe
did business in these offices, was perpe-
trated in that term than under any dem
ocratic administration that ever control
ed them.
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altift' sdrertissiilenfs.
Belmont Common Pleas.

JOSEPH W. HENSToN of Warren, Jefferson
u County, OHIO, Is notified that Florence Hem
ston did, ON the 18th day of DsceInber- lS6S. nle
her petition in the Office of the Clerk of The
Court OF Common Pleas of Belmont County,
ONO, charging The said Joseph ". Hehston
Wit extreme cruelty, drunkenness and gross
neglect of duty and asking that she be divorced
from him and restored to her maiden name,
which said petition viii be for hearing at the
next term OF said Court.
FLORENCE HENSTON.
BY r. II. COCHRAN, her atty.
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New CHURcH.-At thequarteriy con-
ference of the NJ. E. Church of this place,
held on Monday last, lit was unanimously
decided that q new church should be
built. A committee was appointed TO
solicit subscription, and, from the inter
est manifested upon this subject, both in
and out of the church, we are inclined to
think the requisite amount of funds can
be secured. The church is certainly
much needed, and we hope liberal sub
iscription will be given 10y everyone call
ed upon, whether they belong to this
branch ofthe eli urch or not. The society
is neither large ner rich and needs aid
in this enterprise, and we hope it will
receive it literally. Good churches and
good School Houses do more to increase
the wealth and population ofcommunity
as well As add t. its respectability, than
all other -auses combined. We have a
splendid School House, now let us have
u new church.
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HINDoo ExHIBtTIoN.-The exhibi-
ton of Mr.. Gordon and Daughter, assist
ed by a native Hindoo, by which the
citizens of 81, Clairsyille and vicinity
were entertained on Friday and Monday
evenings, were well worth SEEING The
Lecture on customs and manners. and
the illustrations of costume and exhibit
tion of idols, curiesities, DC. were both
entertaining and instructive, and fully
appreciated by the audience.
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ErecsEor,s .sasice

NOTICE is hereby given that i'll tie Probate
~ Court of Belmont County, Ohio the nnder
signed was appointed and qualified as Executor
with the will annexed, efGeorge +. Boger decd.
late OF said County = : fi'9S ~
All persons indebted to said estateare reouest-
ed to make immediate payment and those bay-
ing claims against said estate are required IN
present them within one year from this date
LEWIS B0GER, Executor.
with the viii annexed of George F. Rogerdec'd.
Dec. 81, ISis-3ta ~
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.Esi,, is.tsrOr's notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that, in the
~ Probate Court of Belmont County, Ohio, the
undersigned was appointed and qualified as Ad-
min istratOr of the estate of Anna Edwards
deed, late of said County.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed To make immediate payment, and those hav-
ing claims against said estate are required to
present them within one year from this date.
WM. WILKINSON. Admir-
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THE RIvERs.-The Pittsburgh Com
merciaI of Monday says: The Mon
onSahela and Allegheny rivers were
quite high yesterday, in consequence of
the recent heavy rains, but thoseswho
anticipated serious damage in conse-
quence ef unusually high water, were
agreeably disappointed.
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THE School Examiners think it would
notbe advisable to print what might be
selected as the best answers to the ques-
-tions, as we promised last week, as it
could not well be done without conn
plaint. as opinions might differ as to
which was the best answer. We pub
ish the questions however, so that all
NAV see their character. a-F' =sis's a. .-s
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TO THE PUBLIc. r

The undersigned annonnees fhatne has prr'
CHASED the entire interest and good will OF
Messrs oampbeIl & Downings in their line oi
-omnibusses running sbetw cen Morristowni and
Wheeling, leaving Morristown In the morning
and Wheeling in the afternoon. He will now
be prepased to accomodafe all travellers with
comfortable Omnibusses, under the charge OF
careful and sober employees. Fair Fifty cents
between Morrisfown and st. Clairsville and
wheeliueahd o. Clairsyille-say passengers
In proportion. -
Mr. Isaac h. Patterson win act as his, and the
Express Agent, in ST. 4Glairsvilie. All orders
and paekaee lef with -hhn win be promptly
and catefuIl5 sssensedsa ~ y = -
JOSEPH B. BUTLER.
November f2-ff
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A Gard.

4 Clergy man, while residing in south Ameri-
ca as q missionary. discovered a safe and simple
remedy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early
Decay. Diseases, of the Urinary and Seminal
Organs, and the whole train of disorders
brought on by banefui and vicious habits. Great
numbers have been cured by this noble remedy.
Prompted by desire to benefit the afflicted and
unfortunate, will send the recipe for prepar-
ing and using this medicine in sealed enTel-
ope, to any one who needs it, FREE OF CHARGE.
Address. JOSEPH T. INMAN,
station ID Bible House, New York City.
November6, 6, ls6S-3m
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.Fdnninisfr0for,s .Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that in the Probate
y Court OF Belmont County, Ohio, the under
signed was appointed and qualified as Admin
istrators de bonis non of the estate of Lot
Gregg. decd, late Of SAID County.
All persons indebted to the estate are request
ed to make Immediate payment, and those hav-
ing claims against the same will present them
10 the undersigned within one year from this
date.
JOHN p. BRANSON
HANNAH B. GREGG,
Admrs. OF the estate of Lot Gregg, decd.
-Su
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-01-07

The latest edition of Cabinet specula-
tions makes, free use of the following
names: Charles Francis Adams, for Sec
retary of State, Gen. Schofield, for Sec
retary of War; E. B. Washburne, for
Secretary ofthe Interior; David A. Wells
for Secretary of the Treasury; David A.
Porter, for Secretary of the Navy; with
the Postmaster Generalship and Attor-
ney Generalship not disposed of.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-01-07

PROBATE Business. During the
month OF December, Judge Carroll issued
AZ marriage slieenres. prpbated 4 wills.
appointed 6 elariians. executors and
.5administr,fsassil;s BIS SsiG5
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Probate COurt.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Jane W. Pen
~ nington, Executrix of the estate OF Miller
Pennington. decd, has filed in my Office at St.
Clairsville. Ohio, her account and vouchers for
settlement, as such executrix, and that the same
will be for hearing and examination on the 18th
day of January, 1860.
Z. W. CARROLL, Probate Judge
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THE NATIONAL HOTEL.
Home Again.

AA->IAA4N~
THE JOHNSONS ARE AGAIN IN EHE
i National House. Ed. & Wheeler Johnson.
after few months absence, have resumed con-
troll Of the House. and shall be pleased to have
their old friends call on them. The House will
be reinrnished, aud the Table, as of old times,
shall not beexceiled by any in Eastern Ohio
All our efforts shall be to accommodate and
make our guests comfortable.
ED. d WHEELER JOHNSON.
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THE Mite Society meets at Mr.. George
Browa,s residence ca 7eext Monday eve
Sing. hf1li sttendafiee Of members
and friends is requested. z'a ;fsi 3
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E. H. CHAPIN deciphers P. t. Bar
NUNS monogram on his front, door to
mean Pull The Bell. The mot is almost
as good IS the gestlemaD's when he said
hsSsseyus,d for F-A-M-E-that is, Fifty
And My Expenses.
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Vegetable SicIian Hair ReneWer

| Has stood the fest Of sere7a yearS
before tie i1Hbbic; Gs.6 no 5)TeparG-
tor fer the iiGii' .ias get beeIt dis
| rOi'sj'eSt ii.d6 tGigI- siyJ6;ice The sdqIls
be,srFciaL IiesR{Es. III as an sHfirels
isew scientific ciscorey'Y. co1. Mining
'itGi.J Of Eiie most 5jO3rc}5tsI and re-
Storatiec agents iH titc VEGETABLE
kiNGO0M. 1T restores CRAY HAtE
TO ITS CRicl@eL TGgTHFUk
assdf clean; cures d0H;ijlLj G0i'
h8nt0Fs, Gi.d falling o.st OF the
hair; and sciIS 1nC:L.c it 01-csy lj20n
5a{1 heads, eocccDt iR Uery 0ged
1erseiss, as 1t Furnishes the 3tufri-
lice l,riscipIe by arIticI, tie hair is
1oarisheG and supported. 1t makes
the hair moist, soft, and gfOssY
md Is ttns1i'p0 sSeG as q II AIR
D R e ESSIEG. It is the cheapest
preparation eyel', off rcd 10 iIic pub
iic. as one bottle Gilt GccQnjyliSR
more aud last tof0c.' thai 5Aree
bottles OF ethy OTTER .i}f'epGr0ti9n.
fhc First Medical authority.
The sC0nsicITat results lio1Rced
by esy' .Siciiiaa H0i1' Reiteicc1' hare
induced n0Ity to n,daRJGcisfre IRE
l1aratiO1.s for the iIdiP, nR4cs. cCJ-
RIOTS names and, IN order to in
dHcs the trafic and the public to
purchase their compounds, HeE
hare res0rted to afGiscEood, bD
claiming they cere former part
Rei;s, or had some connection sciiR
oar lUr. Hall, and bteir prepare
fipr EGs similar 10 0fsrs. Eo not
BE dcce;sei by Them. Purchase The
original: it has never get been
e9aGiicd. Oar Treatise et, The Heir,
icitii certificates, scat free BIZ mail.
Sec that each bottle has ctr gsFicGic
Repcnuc Stamp orc7' the top of tac
6osS5c. Az others are limitations.
R.P. Hall 6 Co.. Props, hashpa, N. H.
SD By all Drnsgists and DEALERS Is Medicine.
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ss,ua aud County z.ews.

DURING & protfacted meeting. held by
Rev. J r. Cooper, inthe NJ. E. Church
at Jacobsburgh, Eighty members were
added to the church.
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Franklin College.

The winter Term of Franklin College. viii
commence Tuesday, January 5, and viii con-
Time is Reeks. Send for Catalogue.
~ r. G. CAMPBELL, Pres.
Jaa9-2t New Athens, O. !
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Animal Electin11

THE annual meeting of the Stockholders O,
4 the Bellaire Nail Works, and election OF
Directors, will be held at the Company's Office
IN Beiiaire, Ohio, on SATURDAY, January 30th
1863, at O'Clock p. n.
no >, roe, d. j. SMITH, Sec'y.
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CAUTION,

Hs-sGS6s cezzss RcaeSs.s an esvna-STetsea M
eeuHiae hare A< ssssasTs q G.. n. jackson -
the rest Of Ia sstside ssrrp>- II sssA tets, asi ne
ssns sf ia sTisse kss- esss sstss. AZ efsrfens
se~stsyftis
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Re.x This: Read -Thi,,.

Upon going 90 press we are informed that an
other Iotof Old Home Cooking Stoves have ar
rived at Bliss 4 Co. where they viii be kept for
one week for everyb body to see and examine
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Information Wanted.

THE UNDERSIGNED is anxious to learn
l the whereabouts of his father, Thornton
Wright Who moved from Culpeper County, Va.
to Belmc1t County, Ohio. about the year ISL
He had ruth him his three sons. James, Peter
and Charles Also, three daughters, Martha,
Emily and Laura Having had no tidings from
either Of them since the war, although have
written frequently. hope that should this meet
the eve Of any one who can give me any, infor
nation. they will please communicate with me
BY Ieftef ry addressfs
a., IS VI fssd.sise s9a Il aDkssEtf essSsta Al
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S~ttlsznenfs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
oppositefhs Post Once, expect every man 70 dc
his duty at the close of the year. Call and settle
up the old score, and see the finest assortment
of Groceries, Glassware and Queensware, in ST
Clairsvi;ie. - 1884 .SA-si =
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Corrected every Tuesday for the CHRONICLE,
by James I. Brady & Co., bankers, Corner Fourth
and Wood streets, Pittsburgh, agents for Union
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.finanfial and gnmmeffial.
Prices ef G.vernm.nt securities.

Gold closed in New York on Tuesday evening,
at 1875.
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Take. Estiee.-we win keep the "oid Home
Cook stose,n on exhibition one week for the
benefit Of those who wish to examine it.
BLISS & co.
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Money Saved

We are constantly purchasing for cash in the
New YORK and Boston Markets, all kinds of
DRY AND FANCY GOODS, SILKS, COTTONS.
BOOTS AND SHOES, WATCHES, SEWING
AACHINES. CUTLERY. DRESS GOODS
DOMESTIC GOODS, &C., &C.
Which we are actually selling at an average
price of One Dollar for each article Our
sales being strictly for cash, and our trade much
larger than that of any other similar concern
enables us to give better bargains than can be
obtained of anY other house
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Remsnber you use 40 per cent. less fuel by
using tie -Oid Home Cook stove.'
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To CoD+,..ictorS

To Con ira ctorS.
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIV-
- ed by the undersigned, until Saturday jan
uary l6, 1863, for building a BRICK SCHOOL
HOUSE Y feet long and ~ feet wide, at Glencoe.
Ohio
Each bio must be for the entire job and in
clude the foundation, brickwork, woodwork,
teXcept seats and painting, and the contract
VIII be let TO the lowest and best bidder the
Directors reserving the right to reject all bids
For plan specifications address the undersign-
ed at Glencoe, Ohio.
THOMAS AULT,
j. ARMSTRONG,
DR.. WIN, PIPER,
Oec. lb-td Directors
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IN BANKRUPTCY.-Ihe Southern District Of O.
L So. At BeIldire. Hie 2ISt Of December, 1868
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee of Archibald McGrew
of Bellaire, County Of Belmont and State OF
Ohio and within said District, and who has been
adjudged a bankrupt on his own petition by the
District Court of said District.
JAMES f. ANDERSON.
Bellaire, Belmont County, Ohio,
Dec. 2f-3t OF Archibald McGrew
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rkog nrr. 5o.srn Z. tksxAkp. D. ..

Psstsr Of the Tenth Saptist Chzrsl Philaielpki..
Dz JAcEsoN-DzGz Sal kEss -ess fTe4sssA,g
reqsesi,d 70 eozzset H1Hst sri1 eHzfsrf -
di1eres kinS< 1 xefi-tzss tisf .S Ais rastss
sss 9y sy apyrsTri<t: svssTs. s=s 81 d
etreds ba ssiAa clear yrsy ilsssseff sss
particularly in ssy orr 1asiy e "a tsefnasr y Dr.
Hse[dsdE GsmaR gistsrs, scrsrs srs sse< fs0S< -
ssuEi eosrfs 10 ssPTsfs NY sk hsH tsrf ior gr1
eri deriliIy sf the system ard ieeiaS fof I've
Complaint il 10 soN s>sss ard vtiea, a
PIs par s',on IA S .7gs ss... : -..g
6s vsry ssaessiaigIkzs - = hes< <as ssFs-
'Tsss sss sbs-s sessss. Ts~rs s,ry rssPse.C.sy.
= n KsNNARQ 40 :
ktSAAA, ksloss Csstss strsst- :
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DEBILlTY,

Tssss Ss ~ rs-s,e,s- ,..s<i Hs<sfcs<s. G<rz<s
5iisTr Ts7sts y. azsssz-z'TSS fIss n D,6izses
W.. 5ss ''Ts+, .r.s, s @ 80 s,sr .i;.t E ~ 81. 81.
an ,njqyAnsat y e,-<Ezs< 6-sS. <asoss tAe SO
aaeh % sigcst It. pyr.y re tieet saEs goss set
teshs cosa;i TiPh e1oacais he y.iisu siSs fros ~.
~ isprr tfseR 10 fle cheeks oR6 eisnge Sss P9fr;
ra7s ssrssTs siss6 sinaetzfed .rsdk ssza asTrDp<
stsaiis, 70 s-fsrsd. sisis zssd r:SSTsas 7s-sss
Weak and Delicate Children are
asad- strong by using ths Bitters or
one sn fact. they arc Family n edf-
cities. They can be sdminlsteres3 with
fcrfees >afrts 20 "a ebiid three tsaontha
o.c. ;ic most delicate female. or sazE
81 ssfneIy. -Nts =
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FROM Hos. eEo. W. wooDwARA

Chief Justice Of the Supreme Courtssf rsnnsyly.ais
PEfIAnELSHtA, March Is, Issz.
fad Reefsad's GeTne n Bitter, "a ma; irtss
icsing k,re,gss 6~' ood tonic x,sri dsssrsrrs
y ne Sig,srrs srgsa=. end Of great Senesf
detstny aHS srzst II ssrTosss eesios, ds systes
Years sr.lr
GEO ". woopwIsp q
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IN BANKRUPTCY.-Southe District OF Ohio,
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as Assignee of ZACHARIAH
=. WHEAT of Bellaire, in the County of Bel
mont. and State of OHIO, within said District,
who has been adjudged Bankrupt, upon mis-
own petition. by the District Court of said Dis
trict JAMES +. ANDERSON,
Bellalre, Belmont County, Ohio.
Dec. 2f-5t Assignee ofZachar!ah ). Wheat.
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Notice.

NOtlCe.
{ n or about the first of December 1858 Mary
~ Ionally. left my bed and board without n
harbor or trust her on my account for I will
positively not pay any of her debts
Dec 2f-3tS ABSOLOM YONALLY.
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Good Thing .--See card of Judge Claudy
In relation to The .old Home Cook stove.s
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rsoH non. JANRs ruoupsoN,

Judge Of the szprsue Court Of Pennsylvania.
PKtLApELrsla, Arril y. 1894
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THE LADIES

Are specially invited to give us trial.
SEND FOR A CIRCULAR AND EXCHANGE LIST.
Our club system of selling is as follows: For
s2 we send 20 patent pen fountains and check
describing 20 different articles to be sold for a
dollar each; 40 for s4; go for Sc; 100 for So &c
sent Dy mail. Commissions larger than those Of
fered by any other firm according to size of club
Single fountain and. check, 10 cts. Male and
iemate agents wanted. send money in Reg
istered letters. Send US a trial club and YOU
will acknowledge that you cannot afford to buy
goods of any other house thereafter
EASTMAN & KENDALL.
jul6-6ml s. Hanover Street, Boston, Mass.
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Pittsburgh Produce Market.

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