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A CARD.

take this opportunity of informing my
friends that have acomplete stock Of FAMILY
GROCERIES at my old stand ON the North
corner Of Main and Marietta Streets, st. Clairs-
vile. Ohio, which viii dispose Of on as reason
able terms as they can be had at any other
place.
Twill also keep an ICE CREAM AND RE-
ERESHMENT SALOON, on strickly Temper
ance principles, as no intoxicating liquors Of
any kind win be kept at my establishment.
hope by strict attention to business to merit
liberal share Of public patronage.
April q. Ts.s-5 4 FE A.C, DOWNING.
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Certificate for Publication. 2
To be published at least once year In every
County where there is an Agent.1
ArrD,r.p ~ cr..,r,S oz--rc, X

= AUDITOR OF STATES OFyIcE,l
DEPARTMENT. oF INSURANCE, II y
COLUMBUS, January q, 1899. j.
1t is Hereby Certified, That the Putnam Fire
Insurance Company, located at Hartford, in the
State of Connecticut, has complied, in all re-
spects, with the laws Of this State, relating to
such Insurance Companies, for the currentyear,
and has filed in this Office sworn Statement,
by the proper officers, showing its condition
and business, at the date of such statement, as
follows: 80 s- Co., ,=-t' 'f1ft'! ''--
Amount Of actual paid up Capital. 10000 90
Aggregate amt of available Assets...,.. 6S5 $50 o5
Aggregate amount ofliabilities, ,includ- =
Ing Reinsurance. 29,7N -
Amt Income for the preceding year. 628,7s4 A
Amount Of Expenditures for the pre- - s.. y
cedlng year 54ZsUos ~
In witness whereof, 1 have hereunto subscribed
my name and caused the seal Of my
SEAL office to be affixed, the day snd year
above written. 49, ~ -
JAS. II. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State.
J. NJ. s. CRAFTY & Co., Bellaire, Agents for
Belmont County. mal3-1w
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DIED.-Mr. Jacob Boyles, an old citi-
zen of this township, died on Thursday
of last week.
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M a r r. D.

VIS-WARREN.-On the zth inst, by Rev.
d. Gordon, Rev. Samuel Davis to Miss Mary
Jane Warren, all of Belmont County, o.
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WE MEAN YoU.-There are at least q
Il. isend persons in this county who do
not subscribe for THE CHRoNIcLE wLo,
every week, as soon as the Mails are dis
tributed go to their neighbors house.
stores or shops to read it, and learn the
local news. If they were too poor to
take it we should find no fault with
them for reading their neighber's paper,
for it is an evidence that they consider
it a good paper; but many of them are
far more able to subscribe for it than are
those whose paper they read, and their
excuse is that they are now taking too
many papers, and can't afford to take
their county paper. You, it seems, can't
afford to do without it, or you wouldn't
sponge its reading off your nsighbor.-
You don't treat him fairly, for he wants
the paper for himself and family, and
didn't subscribe for it for your accom-
mediation. You don't treat us fairly, for
you get the benefit of all the time and
labor we have expended in making up
the paper, without giving US any con-
sideration. This is neither fair, honora-
Bile or manly, and if you are really TAX
ing several papers now, you ought to dis
continue one ofyour foreign papers and
take a county paper. Every good citi-
zen in the county should subscribe for
the county paper, first, to encourage
home industry, second, to encourage the
the paper and aid its proprietor to build
up first-class paper, and finally, to get
the county news, and keep posted up
on all the business interests Of the
county.
Now just send in your name and two
dollars for years subscription, and you
will feel better than you now do reading
your neighbours paper.
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Ne Musical Family can afford to be with
f. cut Peters Musical Monthly" 1t gives, dur
ing the year, over $40 worth of New Music, be
sides the literary - after. and in order to help
our friends to good thing, we will ourselves
receive subscriptions at the rate of ss per year;
= or club It with our own paper for 81 per year.
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MARTINS FERRY, OHIO,

May lOth, 1859.
The late elected borough officers have
brought order out of confusion in q
hurry. Among their first acts was the
re-appointment of the Marshal, with
wages increased-a great victery for all
the friends of law and order in eur town;
sufficient other arrangements have since
been made to secure unprotected parties
from insult on the streets, and the sys-
tenn of rowdyism, SO long rampant, has
received quietus which we hope NAV
last. e@. .-a-
1t is not required Of man to lock out
upon natures beauties to find out that
Spring has ceme--oh! no, he breathes it
in with the dust which rises with the
carpets as they are petulantly torn up
and carried to his own or neighbors
fence. there to be beaten, pounded,
brushed and whipped, until out from
under the last years sun-down or sun
bonnet came the welcome words "hoId
enough" then, as you have promised
to meet man, you gladly retire from
house cleaning to come home at meal
time and find the remnants of the last
mush- day dinner. served up in all tle
style the quantity will bear. Day after
day, without change of programme,
until you are noticed on the street with
at least two or three of your fingers ten
derly buried in muslin for they are
hammered quite as much as tie tacks
which hold fast your carpet.
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WE DoN'T DOUBT IT.-Two weeks
ago we asserted that the mothers of st.
Clairsville were far less likely to have
their daughters set down along side of
"buck negroes" in the public schools,
under the administration of Rev. ]. B.
Johnston, as the Gazette had indirectly
charged they would have, than were the
gentleman's own daughters in his own
family. To this the last Gazette an
swers:
1--WE have seen many a negro we
would just as soon sit down at the table
with as with the editor of The BELMONT
CHRONICLE"
Exactly so. Johnny! We have always
told our readers that your cry of "nig-
ger." was all put on, and that from edu-
cation, sympathy, habit and natural in
stinct, you would prefer close and in
innate association with negroes rather
than with decent white men; and we
are pleased to have this frank acknowl-
edgement from your own pen.
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We have seen letter from New York strong
ly commendatory Of work done by the Faris
Bros, An Oil painted portrait Of Thomas h.
Genin. for his nephew in New York. is pronounc-
ed by judges there admirably fine" Thatkind
of work furnished by them is considerably
cheaper than in any Of the cities, and warran-
ted as good and durable as oil paintings are
known to be. At the Gallery may also be OBJ
tanned the spiritual Photograph" just now
making big excitement in New York, and for
less than half price there charged. ss
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$500 AND ALL EXPENSES PAID -
See Advertisement of AMERICAN SHUTTLE
SEWING MAcHINE, in our advertising columns.
jaA-ly 'FgT SafDiz j2A 4Dl
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:finanfial aud Commercial.
pr,,.. .r cov,rn..nt ...ur,t,.,.

Corrected every Tuesday for the CHRONICLE,
by James T. Brady & Co, bankers, Corner Fourth
and Wood Streets, Pittsburgh, agents for Union
and Central Pacific Railroad st mortgage bonds
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Sssuu aud County ae,rs.

THE Ohio Legislature has adjourned
at last.s 1.-The Lord be Thsnkedw =
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Prompt Payment OF Insurance. Loss
We recently directed attention to the prompt.
ness and libera;ty which characterizes the
Home Insurance Company of New York, in all
its dealings with its patrons. 1t furnishes an
other illustration of the truth Of what we then
said by its adjustment and payment Of a recent
loss, through the Bellaire Agency On the 3oth
of March, the fne new Steamer Carrie v.
Kuniz burned in the great Steamboat confiaga-
tiou at ST. Louis On board was 5lS kegs OF
nails shipped at Bellairs, by the Bellaire Nail
worhs, which were totally destroyed. No soon
eT was IL ascertained that the nails were act
nally destroyed, than the Company IS sight draft
Tor their value, s24s5, was Immediately forth
coming. 80 rJTl u u
werepeat the Home is a good Company to
insure in, and our readers cannot do better
than to patronize it, and our word for 1t, with
Home policy they will never have to complain
OF being swindled Its cash assets are 81 0o0, 900
90. ]. M. 8. Crafty Co.. Agents. Bellaire. O..
who will attend to applications for insurance
made either in person or by letter.
The Beard Of Managers of the Belmont Coun-
ty Agricultural Society, viii meet at the ONCE
of the Secretary in st. Clairsville, on Saturday
May Is, at o'clock P. n Important business
to De transacted. By order Of the President.
~ -. - ALEXIS COPE. Secretary.
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Dissolution of Partnership,

Dissolution of Partnership.
THE partnership existing between the under
L signed, under the firm name OF West d
Mitchell, was this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. J. H. West will continue the business in
all its branches and is alone authorized to sign
in Liquidation.
ar-sss...r. e. ]. r. MITCHELL,
- sltt < s- ]. H. WEST.
!. Bridgeport, May Ist, 1869.
<a srr~ r--s Card.s1sle-sE -E='- 30.
Having disposed Of my interest in the above
eatablichment to my former partner, J. n. West,
ask for him continuance of the favor so
literally conferred upon the old firm.
--ts= j. r. MITCHELL.
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For Sale.

THE oNE-HALF interest in the Drug Store
l. of Biockiston & McGregor, Bellaire, Ohio.
They are doing thriving business. and the
location II one Of the best In Eastern Ohio
Terms reasonable. Cause for desiring to Sell
ill health of family.
Mayl3-2w JOHN BLOCKISTON.
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Insursnce.-We direct attention to the
Statements OF the Putnam Insurance Company,
of Hartford, md the Albany City Insurance
Company of Albany. These are strong and
vigorous Companies in the total assets. ]. NJ.
g. Crafty & Co., Bellaire, Ohio, Agents for Bel
mont County.
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Report Of the Condition or the First
Nattsnal Bank OF St. Clatrsville, O., At
the close Of Business On the 18th day
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Notice..

~ W. WATSON, who resides in the State Of
~. Kentucky, will take notice. that r. r.
Roberts and Others, partners under the name Of
r r. Roberts Co., on the lzth day of April,
1859, nled in the Court OF Common Pleas of Bel
mont County, Ohio, petition against said G.
". Watson, praying judgment against him for
the sum Of 1000 with interest from the 18th
day Of March, 1858, and the plaintiffs have
caused an order of attachment to be issued in
said action, which has been levied upon pro-
perty of defendant in Belmont County; the
petition, on or before the 26th day of June, 1852
r. r. ROBERTS & CO., Plfis.
ID. 7. CowKs d ST. CLAIR KELLY, Att'ys.
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R.p.r1t 81 the rIsfI.t n.,,or., R.,s :,
Bridgeport, Ohie, Showing its Condi.
tion At the close of Businsss ON the 18th
day ofAPril, 500. tHSNp" 'iii
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Certificate for Publication.
ITO be published at least once year in every
County where there is an Agent,]
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE i),1
DEPARTMENT INSIIR A NCE 4 !

i
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE, t)ie
t-a .- DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,
COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 80, 1889. a l
1t is hereby certified that the Albany City In
surance Company, located at Albany, In the
State of New York, has complied, in all re-
spects, with the laws of this State relating to
Fire Insurance Companies, for the current year.
and has filed in this office q sworn Statement,
by the proper officers, showing its condi.'vn
and business, at the date of such statement, as
follows: -rs. 55Fs d ! - G
Amout of actual paid up Capftal...s2o0 90
Aggregate amt. of available assets.... 49, 1873 o
Aggregate amount tofliabilities, ,inciud- 81
Amt OF Income for the preceding year 579429 81
Amount OF Expenditures for the pre-
ceding year 52l 3sl 9S
In witness whereof, have hereuntos subscribed
a. my name, and caused the seal of my
lsEAL,J office to be affixed, the day and year
above written.
JAS. Fl. GOODMAN. Auditor Of State
J. n. $. CRAFTY Co., Bellaire, Agents for
Belmont County. q r +mal3.Iwz
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Blood Puriasrs

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Hew Adrertisenaeuts.

Frsm Cooley & Dauchy, Advertising
Agents of New York.
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5g" "CHROM-AS,'' 50.
American and European,

SILcS OISSsot OI
the best imported. Cheap for pictures or win
ooWs. ..-L - =
FURNITURE. 81
I, HAVE TAKEN CHARGE OF THE SHOP
\ heretofore occupied by David H Doyle, in
st. Clairsvtlle, and intend Manufacturing to
order all kinds Of rs I-- -4
FURNITURE.
Special attention paid to the UNDERTA-
KING business. '.'-
Furniture repaired at short notice. -t'
nna6-u JOHN WILLIAMSON.
Evening star., 1869-12-31

THB PRIZE FIoHr NEAR RrcHuoNp-A
oi Pafch In last evenings STAR gave q brief
account Of the prise tight near Richmond yes-
serday, between Charles Doeherty and David
Childrtss. The Richmond State Journal or last
evening gives long account Of the affair. say-
ing that . spot Of ground In the rear OF Mr..
HarTisont, between the Darbytown and Riyer
roads, was selected as the battle-ground. The
ring was very soon pitched, and the following
" management" selected Referee, John j.
Brown; Timekeeper, j. H. Lambert; Seconds
dress, Finn and Cummings; Umpires, Jack
Wren and N. Krebs. Childress won the choice
Of corners, and placed his back to the sun.
A purse was raised among those present
amounting to something over 300, after which
the combatants were called. Childress was the
first to shy his castor in the ring, and was greeted
by huzzas, which indicated that he had strong
hackers present Dougherty Immediately fol-
lowed, and was greeted with feeble cheer.
They immediately stripped and prepared for
work: The engagement opened with some live
ring In very animated and frolicksome man
ner, with very little sparring. The round closed
with clinch, Doughsrty being thrown.
Second round-Sparring little more earnest
and cautious both men waiting for an onslaught
Childress finally got in q stinger on DOherty's
nose: First blood claimed and allowed for
Childress.
Prom the third to the sixteenth and last
roznd the sparring was very light, Doherty,
however, gotting the best Of the fighting. At
the close Of the last round Doherty's friends
the claim was allowed by the referee. The
sponge was then thrown mp by Childress' second,
and the ring money handed over to Doherty.
So ended the fight.
Evening star., 1869-12-31

sive advertisement for her forthcoming book on
Lord Byron by sending the advance sheets OF
the initial chapter to all the newspapers. The
chapter contains nothing OF any interest, being
simply an appeal for sympathy on the part OF
Mrs. stowe 1t viii not add TO the weight OF
her vndication that she says she has read none Of
he comments of the press upon her Byron arti-
ele. Henry Ward Beecber lately excused himself
for his ignorance in regard to the relations be-
tween Richardson and Mrs. Mcfarland by say
ing lie didn't read the papers. II the Beecher
family wouldns put on their silly airs of affect
ing to despise the press, and would "read the
papers" II might save them from some Of the
disgraceful blunders they have committed
lately.
Evening star., 1869-12-31
Reading Matter on Every Page.

NEW YEARS RECEPTION AT THE EXECUTIVE
MASsIoN.-The announcement is made by au-
thority that at II O'Clock a. M, on New Years
Day, Saturday, 1st Of January, 1907 the Presi-
dent will receive the members Of the Cabinet
and Foreign Ministers.
At 1i:S0 O'Clock a. m, the Judges Of the
Supreme Court of the United States, Senators
and Representatives in Congress, the Judges of
the Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia
and of the Court of Claims will be received.
AT ~ O'Clock, the officers of the Army and
Navy and Marine Corps will be received.
AT 12:l5 O'Clock, the Associated Soldiers of the
War OF 1872 and members of the Oldest Inhabi-
tants' Association of the District Of Columbia
will be received.
The reception of citizens will commence at
half-past twelve p. m, (at which time the gates
OF the inclosure win be opened,) and win ter
inmate at two O'Clock, p. m. Ladies win be
received.
Carriages will approach the Executive Man
sion by the eastern gate and leave by the wes-
tern gate.
Evening star., 1869-12-31
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY.
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE.
WASHINGTON. December 20 Is

WASHINGTON, December 80, 1869.
lCIrcrLAR-l Officers of the Army in this city
viii assemble in uniform at the War Depart
ment, at III O'Clock, a. m, Saturday, January
i, ls'o to pay their respects to the President Of
the United States. They will form by corps and
regiments, i'm the order designated by the Army
Register The senior officer of each corps and
regiment viii present his officers to the Presi-
dent.
BY command of General Sherman:
ED. TOWNSEND, Adjutant General.
Evening star., 1869-12-31
NAVY DEPARTMENT. /,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WAsHINGToN, 18th December, 1869.
Officers Of the Navy and Marine Corps will as
semble at the Department on New Years Day,
at IL O'Clock a. m, to pay their respects to the
President.
They viii be expected to appear in "full dress
uniform fer occasions Of special CEREMONY
0Ro. NJ. RoBEsoN,
Secretary of the NAVY.
Evening star., 1869-12-31

NE FAIR FOR FATHER WIGET'S GER
N MAN CHURCH, on Capitol Hill, at CON
ZAGA HALL, street, between 9th and 10th. Open
Ne DIR. JOS. TABER JOHNSON has resigned
N his position under the Government, and will
hereafter give his entire time to the practice Of his
Once corner 10th and M streets.
Once hours-S to o. m,
3 to pm,
o6p.m. oc6-H
Evening star., 1869-12-31

II Judge Strong and Benjamin H. Brewster,
and half score Of other reasonably obscure
Pennsylvanians, don't Ill get to be Supreme
Judges, Cabinet Ministels, ETC., it won't be for
want Of having their names " prominently men
toned in connection with the particular Of
fees for which they have hankering. One can
hardly take up Pennsylvania paper without
seeing something to the above effect; and nearly
every train coming to Washington brings gang
Of sweaty euchre-playing county and ward poll
ticians from that State to blow their wheezy
whistles in favor Of this or that favorite candi-
date, whose appointment to a high place, they
pledge themselves, would forever finish Geary,
or smash Curtin, or cripple Covode, or lay out
Kelly, or do some other equally clever or desir-
able job, Of which the general public might be
in favor as general proposition, but for which
1t wouldn't care enough to be willing to pay
80 high price.
1t Is possible that capital manufactured in
this way for local magnates may hoist them into
high places, but 1t didn't work that way in
the earlier-and may We add, better?-days OF
the Republic. And, it's pity to spoil the hopes
OF these aspiring gentlemen and their enthu-
siastic friends; but we are afraid the President
win see through the very thin and transparent
halo of glory thus thrown around the heads of
so many Of " Pennsylvania's fayorite sons"
THE END OF MARRYING LoRD.-The we'd
ded life Of Miss Martin, the Staten Island belle,
who married Lord Hubert 8. Leroy Ainslee"
otherwise called Dick Radford) some time ago,
has terminated much as was predicted when
the nuptials were announced. After q check
cred career Of several months in New York;
part OF which time everything was lovely with
the young couple, and the balance otherwise
the scene closes by the hasty disqualification Of
the snowy swindler, who farther emphasized the
event by carrying OF the loose change, watches,
jewelry and other portable property Of his con-
fiding wife, and leaving her note saying she
would never see him more. 1t is added also that
the heartless scoundrel has shamefully abused
and maltreated his wife, who has now gone
back to her mother disgraced and heart broken
woman.
Such, at least, is the story told by the New
York Sun; but that paper has such a way of
mixing up facts and fancies that we are not
quite sure that both parties are not bodies of
straw, ingeniously set up for the purpose of
being genteelly knocked down. Nevertheless,
we do not doubt but there Is truth enough in the
sad narrative to furnish telling moral to Young
American ladies who are in the habit Of doting
on titled foreigners.
Evening star., 1869-12-31

uS ment Of all Diseaees.-Dr. GRANT, No %
North Liberty street, Baltimore, Md, will give 800
sumption, Shortness of Breath Catarrh, and all dis
eases Of the Throat and Lungs, Dropsy, Dyspepsia,
tim, Scrofula, Syphilis in all forms, Nervous De-
bility, Seminal Weakness, Ringing in the Ear, Dis
eases Of the Ear, Eye, Blood and Skin, Partial Pa
ralyss, Partial Deafness, Womb Diseases, &c Di-
rect DR.. y. D. GRANT, IS North Liberty street,
Bait fmore, Md. UAly
Evening star., 1869-12-31

NJ TO GAS CONSUMERS.
Notice Is hereby given that the discount for prompt
payment OF BILLS for gas consumed ON and after
November LIST, 1860, (unfil further notce) will be
Increased from Is to 1SX PER CENT.
no 1-tJanl CHAS. b. BAILEY, Sec'y.
0@HALLs HAIR REVIEWER AT SEVENTY
N CENTS-At the same price we offer Barrett's,
Ayers, Montgonery's, Chevalier's, Mrs. Aliens,
Rings and Tebbett's; also, Ayers Sarsaparilla and
Kalliston, Sc ); Helmbold's Buchu and Sarsaparila,
81; Schencks . Tonic and Pumonie Syrup, Sis; Pc
Lyons KathaiEon, Iricopherus and Broyns Ginger,
aoc; Phalon Perfumes, Soc; Bstchslors Hair Dye,
received fresh lot HostetteI Bitters, sOc per bot
tie; Mishlers, &e.; speers Wine Bitters, soc Fine
Also, CALIFORNIA Wines, Angelica; Port, Sherry, and
prnSa crner per ad snd sts narfS as an
Evening star., 1869-12-31

nTRev. Mr.. Boinest has arrived at Pomaroa
South Carolina, with a colony Of twenty-four
Swcdes, who are the pioneers OF q colony
ga chemist in Paris extracts the aromatic
in making soups In winter ORION sea voyages.
s0Coiumbus, Ca, has just elected Board or
Aldermen Of which the Oldest member Is but
thirty years Of age.
Evening star., 1869-12-31

The VICE PRESIDENT and Mrs. Colfax will
receive on New Years Day, from 1880 to D. m.