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,ad,,,fnisro,,s .Hotice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that, in the
IN Probate Court of Belmont County, Ohio, the
undersigned was appointed and qualtned as sAd-
administrators of the estate of Frazier Taylor,
decd late OF said County. q. ..-t ...f f.. r
,aAll persons indebted 90 said estate are request
ed 70 make immediate payment, and those hav-
ing claims against said estate are required to
present them Within one year from this date.
5 it's" JOHN II. TAYLOR and
-sgav -ifsq0St IWN. T. TAYLOR, i@ft l'-
June "a, 3w Adin'rs of Frazier Taylor
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4lrw AIiufrtisf,aents.
.4dmintstrator's .Seftce.

NOTICE is hereby given that in the Probate
signed was apposn ted aud qualified as Aamin-
istrator.de bonis non of-the estate 81 +5ames
Plummer, deed, 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
to the undersigned within one year from this
date. LEE EVANS, :.
July S-3w Admir- of James Plummer.
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ENrERTAINMENT4Thed distinguishesl

ENTERTAINMENT-T distinguished
Elocutionist, Mr.. Harry Allison. Of
New York, will give an entertainment
in Welday's Hall, on Friday evening.
July 9th. 1869. consisting ofa recitation
of Poems and OIations from the leading
authors. fsif
Mr.. Allison is an Elocufionist of the
first magnitude and we hespeak for our
citizens an entertainment both pleasing
and profitable. -
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| vARNIsHEs, BRUSHES,
and everything appertaining to the trade.
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MEssRs. TRUEMAN & Sons have COM
pleted the plasterihg of theScheol House,
and those who have carefully examined
it pronounce it a splendid job of plaster
ing. Mr. William D. Martin is now en-
gagged in painting ztte woodwork, and
whole building viii be completed and
ready for occupancy in a few weeks.9g
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M A r r Z D

CLIFFORD-CRAlG.-J June 24th. by Rev. VIM.
D. Morton. Mr.. John K. Clifford to Miss Nancy
,,g, craig, 9oth Of Martins Ferry, o. 80.
.-Jnrie z7th. by the same
Mr.. George Hood 10 Mfss Jane & fmboden,
both OF Martins Ferry, o. =
RsToN-McGRUM.-By Res. L. TAFT, of
Columbus, on Monday evening, June 2lst at
the residence of the brides parents in New
ark, NJ. H. Thurston and Miss Augusta E. Nc
Cram.
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spefial aatife.
Az-a- ~ anil
I liTo adx SIN, -, ] ]

The Advertiser, having been restored to
health in afew weeks, by.a very SIM pie remed "
lung affection, and that dread disease Con
sumption-is anxious to make known TO his
fellow sufferers the means of cure
70 all who desire it, he will send a copy of the
prescription used free of CHARGE, with the r
rections for preparing and using the same.
which they will find SURE CURE FoRC CONSUME
TIoN, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. etc. The object of
the advertiser In sending the Prescription is 10
benefit the afflicted. and spread Information
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy ss IN
ing. y sIiEff q s-lG flift1'Tf
Parties wishingthe prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WIZ son
Williamsburg, Kings County. New York,
mayZ! 69-ly 80. :. =. = =, -
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Belmont Common Pleas.
Robert Porter, Plaintin. u II -

- ,s.,is,,i -ys. y ais ,4ssbt tN1iI55i. s 81,
sfsIIzABETH PORTER. widjw- uI I;,1deS s.
Il Porter, sdeceslseti, S.por;u POrter.s William
D. Porter, Mary sCr;twior1. iNTsEiaarried with
John Crawford, James ". Porter, Il mi irur, I'd
win l.. Porter, minor, ali residing q Hancock
County, State OF " est Virgin ia. ami Fanny ..
Mcbride, lnterInaT r!ed- w4th Archibald 8Ie-
Bride and residing IN County of AlIegheney,
state OF Penlsy " mia, will take notice, that
aobertPorter, on the 18th day of June A. d.
1863, filed his petition against them in the Court
of Com mon Pleas of Belmont County Ohio de-
manding PARTON OF and assignment OF dover
in the following premises Of which james s.
Porter. died Seized ,to. VIII: The Northeast hslf
of Lots mum bered . and q and the whole of
Lots numbered b, 33 and 3Nin the town Martins
Ferry in said belmont County, Ohio. He prays
that the above named persons, as widow and
heirs at law of said James S. Porter, deceased,
may be made defendants and that if the prem
ises cannot be partitioned, they be sold or other
order taken according to the Statute. tr
said petition will be for hearing as soon as
practicable after the 18th day of July, 1869.
f. ~. .lar sROBERT PORTER, demandant.
BY PECK & COCHRAN, his stt'ys. -t
June IL, 1S6e-6w
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Law REPEALED.-The law requiring
physicians, midwives, sections &C., TO
return births and deaths to the Probate
Judge has been repealed. 1t is made
the duty of Assessors TO return such
statistics hereafter. = 80 "a" 2 @-isA-l
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Uniontown and Flushing
j -dj McAdamized Road.

Jlr AUDITORS OFFICE, BELMONT Co., o.,
tu..1 ST. ,CLAIRsvILLE, June 2lst. 1859.
NOTICES hereby given, that the Commis-
IN sioners OF Belmont County, will meet at
their Office IN st. Clairsviile, on Monday, Au-
gust 2nd, 1869, for the purpose of hearing
assessment made by the viewers, for building
the road from the National Road TO Flushing.
,je24-4w' ia R. 81. CLARK, Auditor.
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THANKs.-A club of six campaign
subscribers from -Narreh Township has
been already received ON our notice Of
last week. This is prompt work and
augers well for the success Of the cam.
,paiyn g SshsPestoai u % eaybefere
this campaign is over that the lCHRoNI-
GLE hssa larger Subscription hist than,
xny paper ever had iactliis county
Friends, send in your clubs !-s-i-r-5sia
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MAN KILLED.-On Monday last two
men living near Rock Hill, in this coun-
ty, got into an- alteration and from
words the parties went further. We
have not learned the name of the party
knife and made demonstration against
a man by the name of-- Parks. who
picked up stone and struck the party
from the effects of which he died; on
Tuesday morning they had previously
quarreled. ftEEt = IL
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For Sale.

II OFFER FOR SALE, q fine Residence, in
L the West end OF BRIDGEPORT, OHIO, a
Brick House, containing six Rooms and
Kitchen. all in. good repair with q lot ofground
100 feet deep, IS feet front, with choice selec-
tion offruit trees beginning to bear. A good well
of water at the door. will sell ON time. For
f''FTn w a. 'ii'ri' JOHN HAMMOND.
J.tmae0 eQlpiF FVt4 on Wheeling Island
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RESIGNED. We regret to learn that
Rev. J. B. Johnston has resigned as
School Director. Elected by decided
majority. in district where the Repuh-
licans were largely in the minority. was
an evidence that the people considered
Rim eminently qualified fer the position
and were desirous ofsecuring his services
TO aid in the opening ofour new schools
on the right basis. Many regrets have
been expressed over his resignation y y
J. H. Heaton, who was the candidate
against Mr.. Johnston at the time of his
election. has been appointed 10 fill the
vacancy.
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WEie that Mr.. n. Pence, who had
the contract for building the stone wall
in front of the new School House, has
throWEi ID the contract, and the work
has beer, discontinued.
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STILL LARGER.-We noticed last
week some very fine potatoes presented
to the committee on summer fruit by
]. III. Heaton, Esq. On Friday evening
we received small lot of Early Rose
potatoes from Slater Brown, of Colerain
township, that are ahead of any vet
received. The largest of these potatoes
measured 101 inches in circumference
and all are uniform in size and appear
ance. Mr.. Brown has tested themwith
the Early Goodrich and finds that they
are about two weeks earlier, and in all
respects better potato than the Good
rich.
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SUDDEN DnATH.-Na NathauT Grisell oi
LoydsvilIe. died very suddenly on
Thursday last of aroplexy. He was an
old citizen of the County, and a soldier
of the war of 1872.
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Aew advertisements.
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.-snua5lE 4.1..ls( -tsfl .le. -ii '-.
J Ohm r O E M Err
s.rl1' ".. " +'-a.T. 'a@
Nos 81 and 99 Main Street, Centre Wheeling. -.

GIVES PLEASURE THE PUBLIC L
daily receiving large additions
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THE School Directors have made q
contract With Ere Smith & Go. Of Riel-
mond, INDIANA, for the desks and benches
for the new School House.
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ass ETE EETWT-
A APpROPRIATE ASSQCIAT

APPROPRIATE AssoCIATIoN.-The
delegates. TO the State Democratic Con.
vention aeft for Goiurnbuslon tuesday
morning in company with Louis Ben
ton Drake and Hsnry LukeharS the
two prisoners sentenced to the peniten-
tiary at the last term of Court. Some OF
our town people think that this was
a humiliation that the prisoners should
not have been compelled 10 undergo
There having to 20 to the penitentiary
was bad enough, but 10 have people
along the road think they were going to
attend Democratic Convention was a
far deeper injury.
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The new NJ. E. Church at Belmont is
to be dedicated on Sabbath. Able min
listers will be present, and an interesting
time is anticipated.
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Jawa aud County agews.

REMevA1.-H. r. Bumgarnsr has re-
moved into the new room in the CHRoN-
IcLE Building where he is prepared to
wait on his customers.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-07-08

TIE eons-top clique is making de..
perate effort to get some new man as a
candidate for Representative. They
wantts get rid of the fLfamous record OF
the visible-admixture, wooden-bridge,
anti-soldiers-and-studsnts-voting, three
session legislature, and everybody be-
longingto 4 and they are anxious to
switch 6f befh Kennon and Nfchel.-
Farm out your Offices, gentlemen; cut
the throats Of every man who gets in
your way; your little brief authority I"
is rapidly passing away and the time il
not far distant when there willlbe none
SO poor as to do you reverence.
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FARMING SOME.-A citizen of Bridge
port recently visited Harvey Watson,
Gressinger, of this place. and now a
resident of Marian, Linn Co, Iowa. He
is engaged in farming. and his visiting
friend took anote. in part, of his first
growing crop, viz: l3 acres onions, 140
acres brosm corr. 24O acres wheat SO
acres fax, 81 acres oats, 20 acres corn,
6 acres May beans, 600 hills lima beans,
for seed, only.)
Something over 600 acres under culti-H
vation, and preparing more land for
next year. Such farmers as Watson
will soon furnish the poor with cheap
bread. Success to him and hisI
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Take Notice

Mr. j. IL. McNIonles would respectfully an
nounce TO the public thai he has leased for q
~ NJ. EelIar and will carry on the business In
branches and as he expects 10 do a cash busi-
,Ssss wiii sell goods as cheap as they can be
bought al any other house ntown.- bfis -. q
{ June p-om r.r-rs,-e hla .ul.fasr y1rrf tui sf,
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Farm for Sale or Rent.

TY,HF FARM near Burr's Station containing
/ Io4 acres, now occupied by J. Hesketo
belonging to John y. Gen,n, will be sold upon
reasonable terms. Ifnot sold II will be leased
nom and after the LIST day Of April
For terms inquire of ST. CLAIR KELLY, 50.
CaitSville, Ohio. rs VfT Trf tma2rtlM
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EeecNfol.,s .Yottce.

NOTICE ishereby given that in the Probate
~ Court of Belmont County, Ohio, the under
trixs OF the estate of Sarah Taylor, decd, late
of said County e- ..fs ~ --f .-... --f-.r..
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 frcm this date.
= - ANN X. TAYLOR, and
q .Fr '' SARAH J. TAYLOR,
Executrixs of Sarah Taylor, decd.
June IL, lS69-3w@ % =. f.,ft =. h. :. FL. ,.,ff q
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'fiei- Faculty..

4. d. Lee, A. M, President;id d,ab s-G71i
ReH; y Z; snss,h :; Hogus A. NJ; .iriv bs,u si uius
W. WiiIianis: a NJ. ESQ pfeEi1 $50 aIiu
Prof f. Sehwinger, tGermansh Principal of
Virginia BEN, Drawing and Painting, -
Come and tHy this SEMINARY one month .
For further tntprmstion address the Presi-
GEM '' - |Hv sspss,l .i-ssbsoTd bssects iis
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The new N. E. Church in Belmont Ohio, viii
be dedicated on the llth day of July, a D. 1852
Dedicatory services will commence at O'Clock
AN. Several eminent Disines will be present
to assist in dedicating said Church. DIR. l. c.
Pershing, Presidentof Pittsburgh Female Col
Iege, is expected to be present.
By order OF the Trustees. Z - Ia s-A7
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9inanfial aud Commercial.


!. Corrected every Tuesday for the CHRONICLE
by James i. Brady Co., bankers, Corner Fourth
ana " ood streets. Pittsburgh, agents for Union
ana central Pacific Railroad ST mortgage bonds
Ru1-
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~ fsn 1870, 1870 i,bIsai ~. !,

hour from Steu benville on III. great Pan-handle
Railway. 20 ssyv ri ~ tsia 'iii--''S - Is
~ f Is slt + ga ian s,',i' s,i r.
class devo3fi tieIr II i,oie time and energies to
a asingfestiIdy ,taitfi cofhi ieted. We have been
led to,,lttts jbysisrebls so many Students
ttisJle;irencd ~ rendered superficial, by being
rilpiIes ssti1.y orwartl three or four studies
at the saans imts Then each Professor was re-
CURED iolieslrsso aauy reritatlons and the time
was 50 Drokon upuiitl ~ Wis> out Of The question
to give each suigFet and eiit1 ltpii he required
iittention.i In Introducing this method, we ex-
pected 10 be able " make our eiasseslnuen more
thorough, and praclical, but not only are We
succeeding hey onnf our Expectations IN this par
ticular, ,,bsu wtsitkei piShinga great deal
more in Lhe sanlsiIue, as well as doing it much
better, In graduating, une-tiird sof the time
Z and expeiiseis siSed matter Of great consider
alton toevery one. After thoroug ghIy mastering
the Common branches, students completes the
Scientific Course n Two, instead Of three years,
TO Algebra, two to Geometry, and two to Chem
istry, and one month each to all the other stud
les. Our course is full and practical, and the
time allotted to each study enable US to do vast
ly more with it than Is usually done. We ex-
plain this on The principle, that men show the
Vote their wiioie energies to one thing! II has
been claimed that students devoting their whole
time to one study would become weary, but we
having an opportunityto concentrate his whole
energies upon one subject succeeds, and as a
result OF MS success, an enthusiasm lSaWaKen-
ed, before unknown in schools; the student be-
comes genuine Philosopher in search of truth.
New Studies are commenced monthly, at which
time students can enter and remain as long as
desired. Glasses for Fall and early Winter, viii
be fonaed september l4th, October 18th, and
November 9th. a class will commence Algebra,
November 9Th, and go regularly through with
Mathematics By our plan we propose to make
this more thorough class dhan any ever con-
dueted on the old system. Those wishing TO
enter 1T, would do well 10 engage rooms soon.-
The department of Music and Painting, are
now otferin the very best advantages. tfE '.si
The Ladies Or7idpseatqt Course is short, but the
Will not be ufactieei in voniars a,snr,1nriaie
sphere. And they are made SO. thorough, and
sueh-a love Of science is induced that they VIII
and not,a Is too frequently done all aside
as soon as they graduate. >irol s'il flHa
= gt5ds ~ ias
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.rI;5ARTH AND HoME. This excellent
freside journal seems to be growing in
fagof ID increasing in popularity. The
number for July nth, VIII contains .ase
first chapters of the very interesting
story, a. The Romance Of Rich Young
Girl, by Octave Fnillet, author of .The
Romance of Poor Young Man." which
was everywhere so deservedly popular
by reasan of the singular interests of its
plot, the variety, beauty and thrilling
character of its incidents, the artistic
skill Of the style, and the healthy tone
of its morality. The Romance of a
Rich Young Girl will be found to pos
sess all these qualities in an equally
marked degree. The illustrations were
designed and engraved expressly fer this
paper in Paris by eminent artists.
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Attachment Notice.
5. Keim, Plaintiff.
VS..
Mark Blfnco Defendant

-hsAh DiihCoi Dcicuudul.
DEFORE a. c. Malott, ]. P. of Pultney Town
ID ship, Belmont County, o. On the 7th da,
OF June. A. %. 1869, said Justice issued an orde
OF attachment in The above action. for the sun
Of Thirty-Six dollars = E r... 5. KEIM, plf.
VI. d. KING, his atty 80. .... 60. : ~
BeIlaire, o., July /, 1863. ..r.fr jyS-Sw
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For Sale or Rent.

I WILL SELL OR RENT my residence mil,
1 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 q
A. j. OSBORNE, on the premises.
Feb95-tf I'D -..-aa
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NOTICE. az

4 AIRY SHARP, of Belmont Ceunty. widow
III of Joseph Sharp; Seenah Sharp of Harri-
sons County, Ohio; Amanda J. Sharp of Jeffer-
son Coun ", Ohio; Sarah. White and Jane
Graves of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania,
will take notice that on Jnne %, A. d. 1859 in
the coart'of Common Pleas, within and for the
County of Belmont and state of Ohfo, n peti-
tion was filed against them by James II. sharp
and Is now pending wherein the said james II.
Sharpdenlands PARTITION and that the dover of
Mary sharp be assigned in the f0llewing de-
scribed real estate: Lots Nos. 20 and 2Dl in
Barnesville, Belmont County, Ohio: and Lot
M. n and % feet OFF of the West side of Lot
40 y in HINT End Addison toithe said town
Application win be made at the next term of
said eoert that Partition be made accordingly
of said premises. ISya 5a1l ,a-n!I z.-4'.i
-. - s,a ROSS j. a EFsXA NDfsR- %.
july 4, lsss-swTp f1 1s.'sss = e5f' sf4'' 4
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House Keeping Goods.
stoves of all natterns

CEDAR, WOODEN, WIRE. AND WILLOW
WARE, PLoWs AND CULTIYAToRS.
and all other articles usually kept in such estsb
lishments. t..-I-
Hoping to merit continuance of the patron-
age heretofore bestowed upon u.s. we invite on
10 call and examine our stock, prices &c
c. II, BLISS & Co
apZ5-tI -s.. st. Clairsville Ohio
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bridgeport. May Ist, 1869.
Card.

Having disposed of my interest in the above
establishment 10 my former partner, j. Fl. West
l ask for him a continuance OF the favor so
literally conferred upon the old firm.
J. r.. MITCHELL.
May 6-2m E.t' at#'