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Home Insurance C0qn]ID]ia]IyI Col I]i]
COLUMBUS. OHIi,.

Auditor OF States Certificate.
49,. 'i5g AUDIIsR OF STATES OFr1cEl
-.t. 80. DEPARTMENT oE INSURANCE .
COLUMBUS, January 18th, 1862 b..
1t is Hereby Certified, That the Home Insur-
ance Company, located at Columbus, in the
State Of Ohio, has complied, in all respects with
the laws ofthis State, relating to such + surance
companies, for the current year, and has filed
IN this ONCE q sworn Statement by the proper
Omcers, showing its condition and business. at
the date of such Statement.
In WITNESS WHEREOF have here.
untosubscribed my name, and caused
lsEAL.l he Seal of my Office to be affixed, the
day and year above written.
+;,....i.- JAS. b. GOODMAN,
auditor of iSufe.
A. Alexander, Agent, st. Ciairsviile. O.
March Alt. frf,,sI t.tttt.t., ~ - ,-.l.-
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Notice in Attachment.

Charles +. Wilson. plf. ! State ofOhio Bel. Co.
Us. Court of Com. Pleas.
Milton C. Carpenter, deft.
MILTON C. CARPENTER, is hereby notified
iNl that Charles r. Wilson, did on the 2srd day
of January, 1859 fie his petition in the office OF
the Clerk of the Court or Common Please in Bel
mont County, Ohio, wherein, he claims the sum
OF $5i ~, with interest on sl5l 80 from the 18th
day of July, lS57. and on SOB W, from the 9Th
day OF December, 1877. for money paid for the
use of the defendant as his security at his re-
quest, for which sum with interest, he asks
q Judgment. That Oh the day and year last
aforesaid, an order of attachment issued out OF
said Court with notice to {. L. Poorman, Esq,
as Garnishee, which said order OF attachment
and notice to Garnishee has been served and
returned You are therefore required to answer
said petition on the 10Th day of March. A. ID.
1S6s, and in default Of such answer, the petition
will be taken as true and confessed, and judg-
ment entered accordingly.
By P. TALLAAN, his atty.
January q, lS69-6w
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Hoofland's German Bitters
Roofland's German Tonic

g eosb'n1sis ef oil se sagreIissss p, lse 5st~r.
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fer The sapse Siseasss s iers ia e.sss asDs, 49,.
psrs atechslie stsrssas ressyc3 Tsz ,t 6sar a,
Wssd that Aese renedies sntis=ly SIIzresl lo1,
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Asess AesHs seiessiEe Py,irais sasiei,I' e.,I-fs
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fsp- The TONIC is Secieisdiy ~ ~ zs.e sc.
eane aud aorseaSc fes.edes o5es,d T. ss sbsf-
- tGsts 70 ezfsistse - slsdse 70 lR.s Il s.iIs Il.
Esgiyi~S, sraisrsisg, esG nseSie1Rsl ga'fies t7..
sssssd y 10 ss kssvH as The srss,.st ef az f-ES<s
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F..iY ah.at raxxrs..

1t may be we'll to know why We do
not say 0he-teen, two-teen, IS we say
three-teen, fourteen, etc. The following,
from a communicates to the New Ysrk
World, gives the explanation. j
In recent issue of your paper an in
quiry is raised as to the origin of eleven
and twelve. The writer starts upon the
not unnatural superstition that these
words form an exception to the ordinary
rule i'm counting, and asks why we do
n { say one teen, two-teen, thirteen, &c.
The reply is, we do say one-teen and
two-teen when We say eleven and
twelve. Anglo-SaxOn these words APP
pear as endlufen aid ttwelf; i'm Gothic
they appear as ainlif and twalif. Now,
in tbese forms, the ain and twa are the
Gothic words for one and two. What
then is the par Lii? 1t is the modification
of q word liba, meaning ten, which ap-
pear. also i'm Lithuanian as lika, the
change from the labial b to the cultural
K being Just like the change from Latin
Eupos 70 Greek tsfkos, wolf Now, in
Lithuanian. they say dscytiku for Twelve.
tryiika for thirteen, DC; using through
out the same root which we use, only in
these two apparently exceptional cases.
Finally, he who recOllects how often an
initial d inferehanges with an initial
in the mouths Of thase who speak hastily,
and who bears ia mind the Latin words
diugnd aud hRgad for tongue, and the
Latin lucrnnaa and Greek ddkrd for tear,
will find no difficulty in connecting this
Gka with the Greek dekd
and Latin decen- So that eleven and
twelve are not exceptions TO our other
wise universal rule i'm naming numbers,
gave In so far as they are built up ont of
4 somewhat unusual form of the word
ten
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Notice to Contractors.

@NOU4OOf W NOII G1 CICVUI ..
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- the undersigned, at the FRAZIER HOTEL, ii,
ST. Clairsville, on
4r.7. WEDNESDAY,. MARCH 81. 1859,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. n. and 2 o.
clock P. NJ of said day for the delivering and
breaking of Lime Stone on the line of the M
tional Road, between the End and 3Dth miles as
TO be delivered on the different miles is as fol-
lows: - = - -
, On mile 2 20 rods On miles 4, D. 81 SO l9
ii and Il. 30 rods each. On miles Il, L. l6 H. Is
II. ~ and q. D rods each. On miles u 2s 26 q
=, ~ and 30. 20 rods each. Bidders must state
tne price per rod of 100 cubic feet. The stone to
be delivered at such places on the road as the
Eesideni Engineer may Designate and to be
weight. "
Bids for breaking and delivering must be
separate The right to reject bids is reserved
49, 800 JOHN 4. BLAIR
reo % 1863. Resident Engineer
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.ad,,ei,.fstrafer,x Nettte.

NOTICE is hereby given that in the Probate
" Court of Belmont County, Ohio, the under
signed was appointed and qualified as Admin
istrator Of the estate of Lucretia Steel. decd,
late OF said County.
All persons indebted to ths estate are request
Cd to make immediate payment. and those hav-
ing claims against the same will present them
TO the undersigned within one year from this
date. ~
Febc53w NJ. D. KING, Admr.
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Notice.

Louisa Cross, petitioner,l
vs.. Bel. Common Pleas.
John Cross, defendant.
;'HE defent, John Cross, is hereby notified
I that, on the 9Th day of April, A. ID. 1852 the
petitioner, Louisa Cross, his wife, filed in the
common Pleas Court of Belmont County, Ohio,
petition. charging the defendant with aban-
doning her without goOi cause, and ask ng for
reasonable Alimony out of his real and personal
property and for other proper relief. Said
cause will be for hearing at the Spring Term,
1868. d. D. T. COWEN,
Feb. H. lS6a-6w Atty for petitioner.
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WANTED. WANTED

n village for the largest ONE DOLLARSALE
in the county. The smallest articles sold can
be exchanged for q Silver Plated fve-hottIed
Castor, or your choice Of 200 articles
upon exchange list. Commissions to Agents
larger than ever. Send for Circular.
s. Z. THOMPSON & CO.,
felS-4w I36 Federal street, Boston, Mass,
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,AcconnoDAIIoN LIsE.-Ar. Joseph Fraziei
Of Aartinsville. has put on an Omnibus from
Bridgeport to ST. Ciaisville, which be intendssa
r1n;dnring the term or Court having Bridge.
port at half past six O'Clock in the morning and
returning leaving st Clairsviiie. at three in the
afternoon. - ~ ---t-let = it.
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paAcraslI PsnSxEes&s6svs iseiissd the
frs: amber Of little nevsf,sp,s with the above
tit published monthly by willis Macdonald
4 Co.. Sev.Sork. n hfty cents per year. which.
We .alfx would be OF great vaIue 70 Painters Of
all kinds. The paper before u has ARTICLES on
Glass Staining, Improvement in Paint, ArttnA
cisi lliperais, Pssper.sion,o OF Giyceftne Bisck
Pienenn Killing Knots. Piusying screw and
Brad Holes, Sign Writing. The Primary Colsu.
Killing Grease, and other useful SUBJECTS.
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BLACKSMITHING
/ hrE aeue+ and s.t.- '
HORSE sHoEINc.

HAVING leased the shop of Mr. Samuel Still
IL well, In the East end OF st. Clairsville, / am
prepared 70 do all kinds OF Blacksmithinr and
faction OF my customers, Give me . cali and
try me- Prices reasonable.
oc22tf HrH 10 GEORGE sAECK.
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Notice to The Public.

e Mrs. T. Frazier's
CsnPouAA Extract OF Fruit Leaves,
s NOW COMPOUNDED AS A GUM, and
made into salve. The Gum contains moth
ing but the PURE EXTRACT Of the three
special kinds Of leaves, and will dissolve in
water in a short time.
Fer IS cts. and tive Postage stamps, we
will send by mail, circular, and Gum enough
to make pint Of Liquid, which will be four
pints when used a. directed.
In case of FEMALE WEAKNESS, the pa
tient is safely and speadily relieved OF all suf-
fering. For the EYES. II they are infamed
from cold, wound or erysipelas. II will draw
out the inflammation and restore the eyes to
health. s,--aszzz=-sss-4
,ABoK of salve will pc delivered for the price
above mentioned. It heals without a scar
When once tried Ii brags for itself
For Piles, Boils, Gatherings, Burns, Cuts,
Bruises, litter, Sores Chaped-hands. Bunions,
and all eruptions of the skin, 1t makes perfect
cure. 1t Is also perfect in cure of all those
diseases, sores and wounds peculiar to horses.
For selfinterest many physicians will say,
this Compound Extract OF Fruit Leaves. is OF
no account. II you doubt ii, call and will re-
fer you TO many who have been cured by its
use. ''-@
Wholesale Price. s2 90 per doz boxes Of salve
or sticks of Gum, 8 for 81 90.
T. FRAZIER CO.,
Martins Ferry, Bel. Co., o.
ap9 lS68-lys CHIEFS
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$50 Teachers wanted.
New Book--2OO Engravings.

THEFARMERS AND MECHANICS NAN
! UAL--Edited by GEO. Z. WARIsG, Jr., Au-
thor of Draining for Profit" Elements OF
Agriculture" &c. A book OF great value to
working men OF ali trades and occapations.-
$40 pages. Agents wanted. Send ior ls page
feIS-4w Publishers, 654 Broadway, ". Y.
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Sheep for Sale

WE HAVE ABOUT TWO HUNDRED head
w of good Sheep for sale. About sO ewes n
lambs, and the balance yearlings. The sheeu
may De seen on the farm of John Warren near
Glencoe, o. t--iH7 1851.
Fer information, address the undersigned at
Glencoe, Ohio. 80 it-t - =. =
M. w. WARREN.
Feb2t4wf JOHN WARREN,
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BIRrHs AND DEArHs-DurIng the three
months ending December 81. 1855, there were
i5s births in Belmont County, IS males and q
females, IA white and 9 colored. During the
same tina therewers 45desthsy zby consunp-
tion, 9, typhota ievsrJs, heart disease; 8, be.
tween 0ead % years Of age; S, between 10 ana
%; 8, between epand 70; 4 between So aadi 20;
4 betwesn loand 81; 4, sbetWssn. % and 20; II,
between 9sAadse Z 4. between Ioand q; !; & under
10: and g. still born.
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financial aud Commercial.
Price. Of government seeur,t,...

Gold closed IN New York on Tuesday evening
at 1925
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Millinery Dress Making
MISS z. A. BUMeARNrR

AHss B' Ne BUMGAHNEH, :.
u DESPECTFULLY announces TO the public
~ that she has purchased the establishment
Of Miss Alban and Miss Mitchell, nearly oppo-
site Welday's Hall, where she proposes carrying
on the above business in its various branches.
The Ladies' are respectfully invited to give her a
call. All work In her line will be neatly and
expeditiously executed =
Feb 4, ls6e-tf '" %,
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THE LITTLE CoRroFAL for March is on our
table, looking like q king among the Young
Folks Magazines. 1t Is fnll:oi interesting read.
ing ,aassfsr4or the little fslks.l Sld4A-9ls Ril
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rsCorrected every Tuesday for the CHRONICLE
by James T. Brady 4 Co., bankers. Corner Fourth
and Wood Streets. Pittsburgh, agents for Union
and Central Pacific Railroad st mortgage bonds
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onxrpus 10 wARsocKs-Mr. j.. f simpson
4. rustIzfi13 q Dhanibus- to -Warnoek's Station,
on the Central Ohio R. R., connecting with the
morning trains.
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SUDDEN prArH-.RoSert as8ihiey of Mead
Township. went to church last Sabbath NOR
ningAn isusnI health, and while in HIS seat
fell over and died almost instantly.
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A GENTS WANTED TO SELL THE
IA 0PENN LETTER BOOK"

For Obpying Letttrs Without Press or Fater.
This great Time, Labor and Money-Savtng In
vention oils Iong-felt want, bringing q really
indispensable feature of business within the
reach OF ALL-Rice $2.25 and t.ppdrd. None
ence, as il REcoNMENps itself, and SELLS at sight
Adapted to ere7y kind Of btlstness. It does not
pLap out as the first sale is only beginning
For testimonials terms, &C., address p. GAR
RETT CO., l22S. Clark ST., chicago, Ill. felS-it
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s.h..l re..h.rs, e..-,..s,...

4 e. -
ers held an saturday last, there were 5s
Of these, received certifi-
| Gates for Is months, II for II months, 2
for 8 months, and 9 were rejected. AS
usual there were 8 large amount of very
good answers to the Questions asked As
well as q considerable number of very
l foolish answers. We would advise all
applicants for certificates to answer
tonly such questions rs they are certain
they can answer correctly. as they are
llonly creditefl with. the correct answers,
! 4pd by attempting to answer such as
they do not Sf.f,lefstand, or do not know
how to answer correctly. they make
blunders.tist are drawback on what
they have done correctly.
We give few,ofithe answers selected
hasti y from the, manuscripts, principal
iyof the rejected applicants. as sample
fsfthe answers frequently given by per
sons VINO THINK themselves qualified to
teach sch0oE aud comphih &c theif re-
lection. .as an outrageous act of Ignorance.
indifference or worse, on the part of the
exaniuerE
rhe HhS& pseessding The 4At3 Is,
the number of the question, as printed
above. to which the answer is given
The answer is printed just as given.
W tqEfAospnn tqEfAospnnaHERHy, naEHy, STFk
Question 8. Ans. pure breath only"
4. "A vocal is,asword 0ftya SYLLABLE,
4. "a vocal sound is q distinct utter
ance of the voice." .
IS. "a sub-vocal is clear utterance in ,
aloweE tone.pn. i 9Yrnsi SD}nI
.. s; $ .Msss ,9.ss ssist, NUT, id |Bsssoa who
z. Are !. m, m r. They are called
liquids fHom the Hueey offlleif sound. r
a s. "I think q verv good method is to
teach them to spell long words of sever
al syllables, having spelled often also
to pronnnoesach syllable sas Soon as
spelled"
sEF .''sa GEOGRAPHY tf-& =. q
Question. l. s'sphysicai Geography
treats of the Science of Laws"
A. 'SApbody- Of water extending into
the land making the climate colder.ug
4. !" A swift current of water, some
what colder than the rest of the earth. /"
= 6. ''Saa of Azof and BoshpOrus strait.
81 Through the Red-Ses &c.T E~,g 4
g. "in geography 8th aud 7th basshu-
rem strait sea Of memorial. ."'z'> 1'fAeF
~. 1.-The equator is q line passing
through center of the earth, forming
8. ..ths ifssitie' oseaa, strait of Gib.I
raltar. Gulf Of Mexico Florida Strait,
Atlantic Ocean and Cheasapeak bay"
= laH .
ARITHMETIC.
Question 10. '.Equasion of payments
is the time supposed to elapse from the
time one psymentis made until another |
is made. IL
; III. "Equasion of payments is when
ofie.Or mnre payments are made on
note before it Is settled"
THEoRY AND sPRAcTIcE. -
Question l. "the objects of school
Government isyto advance the csus of
educatien AND to protect tssehS Sels froui
being imposed upon by larger Scholars. 7"
p The most important are whip
aTws of most Important elements
Of governing pswersin the. teacher is
kindness & punishment" Us si'ei1e-f
"a For swearing my OpiRion would |
's-wnipPing. .>dxo .TEoTSSSIEs
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Acc1prrf one day lest week. the west
bound passenger train on the the Central Ohio
r. R., ran into Thomas Whitaker At thu first
crossing east of Barnesvflie Mr.. whitaker was
crossing ID s,two-horse, sleigh. with his head
mufied up and did not hear the train which
struck the sleigh just ass the horses got on the
track, bfsaking It up and throwing him some
distance breaking oneof fhis ssrns and otherwise
injuring him.s ar-a..-s .. - iisr a '-F3r1 :
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PRoBArE CouRT.-Dnring the month of Feb
ruary, Judge Carroll of the Probate Court. is-
sued . na<riase lieensesC eppeintsdf fgFrdt-
...s "a srsnisss''ss and 'pF0..a'a one
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For Sale. or Rent

7 WILL SELL OR RENT my resfdence mil,
y West of Bridgeport. on the National Road
The House contains rooms, with all the med
ern improvements. Thre Is one acre of ground
with all kinds OF fruit and shrubery. AMY =,
$500 Al. OSBORNE, on the premises.
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JIyHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE,
w WHEELING, VIVA.
Healthful location, large airy rooms nrst-class
teachers. Charges moderate. Address Z. o.
LOOMS, n. D., Prssiasat
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PAcKARDas NoHrHLYfor March, has articles
from Junius Henri Browne. J. Franklin Pitts,
Edwin DeLeon, Caleb Dunn. J. Lovie Smith.
Horace Greeley, Alice Cary. Ralph Meeker,
Oliver Dyer. Mark Twain, Mrs. NJ, L. Rayne
and the Editor. and is an interesting number
This magazine IN srspidly increasing in circula-
lation, and 10 deserving of its increased pat
ronage. s. g. Packard, Publisher, New York.
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DEBILITY.

iAs's "a ne ss,sieire sq~al :. R..asna, esr-.a
3,Gsrt or fssss ir04ea.<s ir Of D,6sIkz.
ny s"7srf ssHe asad risor to tss ,esess
=" ssoyreS y hs1a iced 5sssks De &C.
Et1a . st9ss q pNTIy ss o.ood, 5vs gosd ssxaG
e<eeas eradicate the y,iln-s firsss (o.s ~
sys snpsyf blsss dc sleeEs a.d eargs a. patir.
ress sAsTssysathsd, snsessted .sesk, and nerves,
'ssSs.a' :. JritJacsa aous, ard gfgorsss persou.
weak and Delicate Children ara
-Aas streHg by using the BitIers or
Ienis. In fact, they are Family Msdi-
eines. They can be administered with
Psrfeet safety 80 n child three months
sfnfnesy.
fksss Es,..s;,, are s.s bsnf
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THE NEW ECLECTIC, MAGAZINE for March,
has m excellent table Of contents, and is one of
the'best reprints in the country. The publish
ers announce that. with the April number. the
"Eclectic" and The Land We Leye" VIII be
consolidated and hereafter be published as one
magazine. Terms; Single subecription,$4 fiye
copies to one address SIS Address, Trumbull
and Murdoch. baltimore, Nd.
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MIST NATIONAL BANK oFsr. CLAIRs.

EuHBT NATIONAL BANK OF at. CI,A IRS.
+ VILE. CAPITAL 100000
A-Bank open from A. n. until p n. Dis.
count days Tuesdays, at loA. II. Money receiyed
on deposit. Collections made and proceeds re.
mitted promptly. Exchange bought and sold
Joseph Woodmansee, George Brown
d. b. T. COwEN, President.
u, q. wELDAY, Caahier ( u ''s.i -T'-S''ssf \
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TIE ATLANTIC MoErHLf for March. contain
,ao 49, of excelient reading matter, frem the
very best authsrs. Fields, osgood q Co. Bos-
ton. Me95pEs -98A EE4Ca
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REVIVAL AT WEGkE-During the past two
weeks there has been quite 2 revival in progress
in the Presbyterian Church Of Wegee, under the
charge Of Rev. Lafsrty of 8eliaipe. Up; to last
Friday over forty persons had Joined the church.
A revival .wss also in progress in the. Methodist
'Church and q number OF new converts has been
added to the church aHE snrcs, YslIEI-i-
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and County 9fWs.

WE are furnishing, more readipe ma1eF'n
TUE cHf6rfcfE. than was ever furnished by
.ny paper published in the county. There is
n.ar,v as much reading matter on one side OF
THE Cainoss icIE - tis givsn.in any other paper
i'm the county, and about as much in the whole
paper as is ssivendn eoth'the other papers oom-
bined. THE CHRONICLE. therefore, is the
ons.nest az well as the best paper in the countys
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Aleu- Adufrtisfmfists.

Fr6m Cooley & Dauchy, Advertising
---.--- Agents sf New York.
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The Pittsburgh Commercial says an
effort will be made at the next election
for County Superintendent in Chester
county, lin May next. to have the Office
filled by a female. The candidate will
be Miss. Maria L. Sanford. of Union.
vile. who is graduate Of the Connect
cut State Normal School. and lady of
eminent qualifications, energy and abil
ity to fill the position. he State Super
intendent of Common Schools has de
ri,ied that t:.ere is nothing in the law to
prevent the election of female for
County Superintendent.
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THE HAIR.-Read what Elder ID. I.
Taylor of Rouse's Point, n. Y, says on
the hair. 1.-The humas Asir, bleached
by age, fright or disease. eaa be fully re-
stored to its natural color without dye.
ing it. My case Illustrates this state
ment truthfully. My hair Tor seventeen
and falling out; but, 10! 10 short time !
have. back my old a.uborn locks. My
hair il as firm as when vouug;T tais mas
been accomplished by tf Ne use OF Hails
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Hene~er. IL
does its work rapidly, is C. '0iihg. neai
ing, and, in my case effectua Wy: witpou'
harm to brain, body or genel nj heaith'
this cannot be said of any 9th Ner pfcPa-
ration sold. I do not know ther wop'er
ful Ingredients but know expeI inieht
ally. and by O,servpti III in SC, re
Cases, that it is a most narveit Ns'.
transforming compound Heads of sin "
five are changed by it To the color -
youth" The proprietors, r. p. Hall 1 :
Co., sNashua, n, H., will sell to clergy /
men at wholesale prices. sfg
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-03-04

G.vERNoR BoREAAN, of West Virginia, hav-
ing been elected United States Senstor.- resign
ed rs Governor on Saturday last, and the Hon.
D. d. T. EaEnsworth, President Of the Senate,
was sworn In as acting Governor for the unex-
pired term. --1.n o. = 4 - IL aissl ,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-03-04

The city election in Des Moines, Iowa,
On Monday. resulted in the choice Of J. n.
Hatch, (Republican) for Mayor, oveI
Chaford. (Democrat) the present incum.
bent. by 800 majority. Most ef tbecity
officers are Republican. i'.ae-
How do you like that Gun oi 1869. u
Mr.. Gazette?
The spring importations at New York
promise TO be unusually heavy. The
steamers recently arriving have brought
some of them. almost rs much merchan-
disc as they could find room for. The
customs receipts sOr the three days past
reflect this inenasse of business thus:
Tuesday, $640. 600; Wednesday, ,S9l5, 900;
Thursday, 1927 600. Total Sass 900.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-03-04

TIE coHcxkr AND NDTABLKAUx.-The PERFORM
ance of the colored population came OF last
Friday evening at weldsy's Hall. in the pres
ence Of one Of the largest audiences thai ever
assembled in the hail. Tbs prpceeis amounted
TO over $50
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-03-04

ICK.-A number of our citizens have been en-
gagged, during, this week, In putting up ice.rend
we9csice tlilt spey S1ss ettinE .. pfetts fair
qunfhy, nom four 10 six Inches thick. The ice
is heavier now than it bias beer. at any other
period ofs(sj jeiers fl<sf1 0fA