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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-05-06
FLAG OF THE WEST.
Devoted to Literature, Science and
Useful knowledge.
Published Monthly, by ]. H. HATMAN & CO.,
GIN OHIO,
Prospectus For 1869.

The Flag of The West is the cheapest paper
published in the United States. 1t is a hand
some quarto sheet, each number of which con-
tains forty columns of splendid reading, COM
prising-fun, hunlor, manners and customs of
different countries, biographical sketches of
eminent men, arts and sciences, answers to cor
respondents, poety, useful recipes. comic en-
cravings, &c. Also, articles on hunting and
trapping, by an old hunter, showing how to
hunt and trap all kinds of animals from squir-
rel to bear how to cure the SKINS build traps
and boats, and other information equally useful
and interesting to the hunter and farmer.
We will also make special feature of expos
ing the various Swindles and humbugs of the
day. If you wish to know how "countrymen''
and farmers are swindled by sharpers in large
cities, how lotteries and gift enterprises are
confidence men subscribe for the
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Attachment Notice.
]. Boggs 4 Co., Plaintiffs,
Mary ]. Timmons, Defenda

Mary J. Timmons, Defendant.
DEFORE Andrew Ault, ]. P. of Smith Town
d snip, Belmont County, Ohio. On the 3rd
day of April, 1859 said Justice issued an order
of Attachment in the above action for the sum
of Forty Dollars, and Eight Dollars the probable
cost. This case Is sett for hearing May lst 1859,
at l O'Clock r n. ap29-3w
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Notice.

It-N Y NOTICE. l4LLt = y
BRIDGEPORT, O., April q, 1859.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that will Of
~ fer for sale in New Castle, Belmont County,
Ohio, on,
TUESDAY, MAY 25th, 1859,
Nine 90 Thousand Stogie and Two (2 Thousand
Fine igars.a and at my Office in Bridgeport, o.,
on,
THURSDAY, MAY 9th, 1858,
Seventeen Q7) Thousand Six (6) Hundred Stogie
Cigars, seized as the property of David b. Rusk,
for Noncompliance with and violation of the
Revenue Laws Of the United States
D. E. HOWELL,
Dep. Collector lst div, 18th, Dis, o.
May 8. 1869.
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DEBILITY

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fr~. shsrsSrsathsl s.sAesaiek ,seak, s~d ssrssss
ssvsiik, . Jxi'.faesl sest, AID vigorous ,srssa
Weak and Delicate Children are
Aads strong By using the Bfttsrs 81
Tonie. In fact, they are Family MsAtp
zines. They can be administered with
perfect safety 90 . child three Asnths
old, the most delicate female, or . Raa
OF ninety.
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3sgal.
The State of Ohio Belmont
County Court of Com. Pleas,
Harriet H. Franklin
Petition for Divorce.

vs.. Petition for Divorce.
William B. Franklin. ..
HE said VIM. B. Franklin, will take notice
that said Harriet b. Franklin, filed her
petition in said Court, on the 2Sd day of March
1859, charging him with adultry with one R. M
Duerty, in the month of June, 1867 and from
that time hence. Also, charging him with ex-
trene cruelty towards her, said Harriet, and
also. charging him, said defendant, with gross
neglect of duty towards said petitioner Said
petition prays for divorce from said defen-
dant, with proper aIimony, and tor custody OF
child Elizabeth.
The defendant will also take notice. that the
petitioner will proceed to take depositions in
this case at the office of the Mayor of the City
OF MENDOZA, state OF Illinois, before competent
The hours of =. NJ. and P. M, with authority
to adjourn from day to day, till all such deposit
tions shall have been taken.
]. B. SMITH, Atty for Petitioner.
March 25, lS69-6w
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Lands in VIRGINIA for Sale.

UNARMS ranging in size, from 75 to 3, 900 Acres,
L with good improvements. are selling at
from o 10 $50 Per Acre. The same will sell
for double in IL months. bought since the
war At "a per acre. and have been offered $40
There is no better climate, purer water or
healthier country. Lands are good, have
raised IS bushels of wheat to the acre. For fur
ther information, address
REV. THOMAS W. GREER,
apS-Sm Christiansville, Va.
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tniru aud County Aews.

The st. Clairsville Building Associa-
ton sold lean of two hundred dollars
On Monday night, at l63 per cent. pre-
MUM. -
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IRON REV .osuru H. KxsrAap, DID,

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Notice.

IL I. FISH, who resides in the State of Penn
II. sysvania, L. W. Woods of West Virginia
Charles W. Watson of kentucky, and D. p.
Root, whose residence Is unknown, are hereby
notified that on the 2Sth day of April, 1865
Thomas Day filed In the Court of Common
ing Judgment against Z. W. Woods, d. p. Root
Charles W. Watson and John Smith, who are
partners under the name of Woods, Watson a
Co., for the sum of So 95O with interest from the
7th day of February. 1867, and the sum of IS $50
with interest from the LIST day OF October said
sums being the purchase money that remains
unpaid for certain Real Estate, surface and Goa.
situate adloining the Ohio River in York Town
ship OF said County, purchased by Woods
agreement, dated January Srd, 1855. said de-
day of June 1869,
April 2Q-6w THOMAS DAY
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Aem advertisements.
Dissolution

THE Partnership existing between 81. Cape
Il hart B. r. Garretson and - Garretson,
In 1856, was dissolved in lse7, by mutual consent
Nav 6-Sws II. CAPEHART.
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Hem advertisements.
FURNITURE.

Z U hIN L i = N IL.
HAVE TAKEN CHARGE OF THE SHOP
i heretofore occupied by David III. Doyle, in
st. Clairsville, and intend Manufacturing &c
order all kinds OF ~
FUR RE.
Special attention paid to the UNDER Ia
KING business.
Furniture repaired at short notice.
ma6-n JOHN WILLIAMSON.
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The Beard Of Managers Of the Belmont Coun-
ty Agricultural Society, win meet at the ONCE
Of the Secretary in st. Clairsville, on Saturday,
May Is. at O'Clock p. n. Important business
TO pe transacted. By order of the President.
ALEXIS COPE, Secretary.
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:fiuanfial aud Commercial.
Prieea 81 Gex.rnment see.riti...

Corrected every Tuesday fer the CHRONICLE
by James 7. Brady & Co., bankers, Corner Fourth
and Wood Streets, Pittsburgh, agents for Union
and Central Pacific Railroad sc mortgage bonds
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FLAG OF THE WEST,

Advertised humbugs of every class and char
acter will be exposed as soon as they make their
appearance, all about that 1.-TWO dollar sewing
machine dollar music box" the celebrated
"butter POWDER" ''oroide" Watches and hun
dreds Of other schemes by which INSCRIPTIONS
persons are making dishonest living, by swim
ding the public.
Besides the general features to which we have
above alluded, we have added special features
OF particular value and excellence, and are now
maturing arrangements for Others which will
make the Flagof the West
The Best Family Paper in America.
In which every member will find something to
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RESOURCES,

Report Of the First National Bank of
Bridgeport, Ohio. Showing its COndf.
tion At the close OF Business ON the I7th
day OF April, 1869.
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For Sale or Rent.

T WILL SELL OR RENT my residence mile
i West of Bridgeport, on the National Road.
The House contains rooms, with all the mod
ern improvements. Thre is one acre of ground,
with ali kinds of fruit and shrubery. Apply to
A. ]. OSBORNE, on the premises.
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Notice to Tax PAYERS.

For the accommodation OF the Tax Payers OF
Warren, Somerset and Wayne Townships, and
GAINESVILLE and Somerton McAdamized Roads.
Iwfll be in GAINESVILLE, on the 1lth, and 18th
OF May, for the purpose of receiving the June
installment Of Tax for 1859.
ap2 JAMES IRWIN, Treasurer.
As Ausaeal Family can afford to be with
cut Peters Musical Monthly" 1t gives, dur
ing the year, over $40 worth of New Music, be
sides the literary y after. and in order to help
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Report of the Condition Of the First
Natisnal Bank Of St. Clatrsvflls, o., At
the close Of Business En- the 17th day
April, 1869.
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Baltimore Live stesk Market.

Lake Superior Per cent Gold bonds for sale
atlpar, paying 40 per cent more than Govern
ment
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-05-06

A COMMUNICATION in the last Gazette,
over the signature of Ross J.rAlexander,
and certificates accompanying it, clearly
convicts the editor of that paper of false
hood in charges made in previeusissue,
but the editor, "by and with the advice
and consent" of his man Friday to
whom he trots for advice whenever he
gets into difficulty, declines to act like
an honest man and make decent
apology, but adds infamy 20 -meanness,
and insinuates that Mr.. Axelander did
indirectly what he had falsely charged
him with doing directly. We have only
to say that when the editor charges that
we, either directly or indirectly, obtain
editorial articles for THE CHRONICLE
from Mr.. Alexander, or any other mem-
Der of the Democratic party. he is gully
of q base, unscrupulous lie, made out Of
whole cloth, and known to be so when
uttered.
So far as the ealing of the three-cer-
nered clique, or the political gamblers
who constitute it, hard names, is con-
cerned, we have heard almost every
respectable, decent Democrat in the town
pitch into then as much as Mr.. Alexan-
der ever did, and some of them far worse.
The expressions which the Gazette
speaks of Mr.. Alexander as having used,
are solsprlicable and pertinent, that rs
soon as they were uttered in THE
CHRONICLE they became the descriptive
titles by which your junte were known
aud talked of by everybody outside Of
the clique.
What we boasted of having accom-
plished in drawing out of the article in
the Gazette of two weeks ago was, that
we got you to aLosO the scalawag clique
through your paper, to commence a cru
sade against the decent men Of the party.
1t is now Charlesworth, Swaney,. Hea
ton Il Co. against the honorable, honest
men of the democratic party; and po-
litically, in the interest of the Republic
can party. We hope the cone-teps will
win. for we can beat them much easier
next fall than we can the others; butin
the interest tofself-respect of and moral sem
timent We prefer the triumph of the lat
ter, as a contest then will be far more
honorable aud respectable than would
be contest with the cone-tops.
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The State of Ohio, Belmont County, SS, y
/, John C. Tallman, Cashier OF the First Ma
tional Bank of Bridgeport, Ohio, do solemnIy
swear that the above statement is true to the
best Of my knowledge and belief
E Il JOHN @. TALLMAN, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me,
ID. E. HOWELL Notary Public. .
Correct. Attest E. A. RHODES, .,r
.s ~ 5aa A, d. RICE, Directors
April o, Isa0-aw
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LIST OF JUD0RS.-Mr. James b
Campbell, Clerk Of the Courts, vii
please accept cur best wishes for th'
following list of Jurors fer the term o
Court commencing May 30.
GRAND JURY.
Thomas Parker, Warren Township,
Malcom Ferguson, Wheeling ),
Henry Disque, York ~
Ellis B. Steele, Pease -
Samuel Danford. Washington ;,
James Alexander, Pultney f,
Darius Dorsey, York
Josiah Bundy, Colerain ~
John w. Cater, Somerset ~
John Crosby, Pease -
John McSeice, Mead
Joseph Seal, Wayne -
Fernando Hanna, Kirkweod y
William Phillips, Smith -
e q. Morgan. Pultney ,,
PETIT JURY.
Henry Capehart, Pease Township,
James Armstrong, Kirkwood -
G. w. Greer, Yerk -
John McDaniels, Somerset
Robt. D. Thompson, Richlsnd ),
John Moore, Jr., Flushing -
Joshua Pryor, Smith g,
Francis McMillen, Goshen
r. M. Wilkins, Richland :,
George Douglass. Jr., Warren ;, -,
o. M. Sidwell, Cslerain :,
Israel Sid~eH, cslerain ;,
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We want every boy and girl who reads this ad-
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Dissolution of Partnership

Dissolution of Partnership.
,THE partnership existing between the under
i signed, under the nrm name of West q
Mitchell, was this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent J. III. Vest will continue the business In
all its branches and is alone authorized to sign
in Liquidation.
J. r. MITCHELL,
]. II, WEST.
Bridgeport, May Ist, 1859. -rFl-F
Card.
Having disposed of my interest in tho above
establishment to my former partner, J. H. West,
4 ask for him q continuance of the favor so
literally conferred upon the old firm.
sIIFT ]. r. MITCHELL.
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Aprill'S9-1y
Aew Adrertisetnents.

From Cooley a. Dauchy, Advertising z
Agents of New York.
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Blood Pur1Asrs

ever ksosvs, snd will az SSsessss rssxkt.N Fso
Ssd ssosa ksep yosr k,eodg~.: hsy yssv
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-05-06

CALEsMEN WANTED by a Manufactur-
- ing Co. to travel and sell by sample new
Ilne oi goods; I5I sItpaIi9ns permanent; wages
St.. Philadelphia, Pa. ap2S-4w
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WANTED, AGENTS.e"Wonder of the
w World: a" is Warranted to cure Rheuma-
tism and Neuralgia Sold on the package sys-
tenn. Not to be paid for until tested. pay $50
per month and commission, to diribute pack
ages. j. c. TILTON, Pittsburg, Pa. ap29-4w
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-07-09
The Sensation Of Dying Of Starvation.

ABOUT fortnight ago the San pub
lished the story of Richard Wilson, a
Young colored man, who had been accl-
dentally shut in the hold of an Aspinwall
steamer, and had existed nine days on
board without food until his arrival In this
CITY. He was sent to the Colored Home,
in Sixty-fifth street, and having regained
his strength, lately returned to Aspinwall.
On reaching the home he was unable
either to stand or sit unsupported, or even
to speak. His pulse was futtering. his
eyes were dull, and his feet and hands
were cold. His tongue was slightly coated,
his frame stremulous, and he vomited
water of a. syrupy consistence A loud
systolic murmur was also heard at the
base of his heart. -s.-.-..---.
AN ounce was given him every fifteen
minutes of mixture consisting OF two
ounces Of whisky, a pint of water, and
four ounces of milk, until he became com;
posed and was able to sleep. In half an
hour his pulse strengthened, and his gem
eral aspect improved. Before dark he was
able to speak and. sleep soumdly. b The
next day one ounce of milk and one ounce
of beef tea were given him. On the fol
lowing day he was much better, and was
allowed a moderate amount of meat, vegei
tables, and bread. This treatment was
continued until his full restoration to
strength, care being taken to keep him al
ways slightly hungry. .aJa ;,
On recovering his speech, he retailed
his experience He is a native of Nassau,
aged 26 years, and had never been afflicted
with any severe sickness. He fell asleep
in the hold of the Rising Star after eating
his dinner, and on awakening found him.
self closely packed between two bales Of
wool, with but about twelve inches be.
tween himself and the ceiling. lie said
that he did not fall asleep again until his
arrival, but this seems incredible. AL
efforts to make himself heard proving
fruitless, he4resigned himself to' his fate
He experienced no pain, and his hunger
though great, gave him very little uneasi
ness. He could take no account of time
but two or three, days, before reaching
here, to the best Of his judgment, he was
annoyed by a constant buzzing in his ears
his mouth was dry, and his saliva was
thick as paste. After arriving he found
his sight, hearing, touch, and smell unim
paired, but his sense of taste had departed
= Nom York ,S1I7l SIS ff
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-07-09
Democracy and Dishonesty.

"A prominent paper of the so-called
Democratic persuasion is greatly distress
ed at the Indictment preferred against the
Copperhead Legislature of Ohio by the
recent Republican Convention in that
State. The charge preferred against the
Legislature was as follows:
stI,hat the late Democratic General Assembly,
in its reckless expenditures of public money; lts
utter neglect of the business interests OF the otaI
by falling to enact the wise and mucn-neeoeo
financial measures providing for the assessment
and e0ualination of taxation prepared by the COM
mission appointed by the preceding General e, As
sambly: its hostility to our benevolent ana Hte-
rary institutions; its failure 10 carry oW we re-
peated pledges of the DE naocr0t'c party 20 secure
ec0n0,,y IA, the State; it's extraordinary length OF
session in time of peace, resulting In an expense
to the State amounting, for the pay OF lts mem mem
bers alone, to more than d0uose mat OF tne
ing General assembly; it's malignant attempts to
disfranchise disabled soldiers and cltlzens OF tne
State; its attempt to take from the General GOV
ernment the right to pursue, arrest ana punls1
those who violate the lave maze N nd ,be
vicious acts intended to destroy the power Oh Ine
nation to preserve and protect the noerty anu
safety Of its citizens, has shown the Democratlc
party unworthy of the trust, confidence ana sup
mort of an honestand patriotic people,"
Thisis serious arraignment OF par
,tyeof profuse professions of economy
and loud proclamations Of immaculate
honesty. But every charge made is too
notorious for denial, or even equlvoca-
ton and she Copperhead leaders OF ONO
stand before the betrayed people confess
edly guilty of every count in the lnoict-
ment. The Copperhead paper referred 10
groans over the mischief such MISCONDUCT
does to that party in other States. II has
no regrets for the cheating ana stealing
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-07-09
Romance In Real Life.

On Sunday last, Miss Matilda Griffith,
who has long been g respected citizen OF
Greenville, and Mr.. John Grant, Of Ire
land, were married, at the residence OF
the former, by the Rev. E. t. Buist, D. D.
The incident is a pleasing one; a ro-
mantle history attaches. Thirty-three
years have fled since the parties became
engaged, nor have they seen each other
in that time, and, during a large portion
of It, W re ignorant of each others where
abouts. They were both attached, when
mere children, in their native Ireland
but when the engagement became known
the families of both were opposed to 1t
from opposite religious views, and that OF
Miss Griffith contrived to send her, against
her will, to the United States. Mr.. Grant,
all disconsolate, enlisted in the British
army, not being aware at first whittier the
lady had gone. His career as a soldier
continued twenty-six years; in the mean
time he fought the terrible Sepoy rebel
lion in India, making as many hairbreadth
escapes "in the imminent deadly
breaches" as Othello. He returned
to England some three or fonr
years ago, and having in the mean
time had some correspondence with the
lady by letter-for his devotion never fal-
tered-sailed for this country. She was
on her voyage at the same time to old
Ireland, and the ships passed each other.
He found his way to the great West; and
having been prostrated by cholera, and,
losing the means brought with him, he
went to Montana to recruit Last Friday
he arrived by the cars in Greenyine, sud
denly and unheralded, and forthwith
sought the house of Miss Griffith, who
knew him instantly on sight, but he did
not recognize her in the same manner, for
she had changed from the fragile girl to
the mature woman. Of course she was
agitated and overjoyed. as he was, and,
there being no longer any impeachment, an
immediate marriage was determined on.
The result was their union on Sunday, as
before stated. They both have the CON
gratulations and kindest wishes of this
community, and the good prospect, from
apparent vigorous health, of enjoying
many years of happiness to crown their
mutual and rare constancy. Greeno6Ie,
S. o., Enterprise.