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THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. APRIL 1e, 1870

DeaAotnea, MAr.ha al1toWu. Ceoar Rsnldl nnn Cits-
to1. Inear decision has not yet been made Known.
onG u taought Dc2Aotpe1 Will be selected,
4ne "eAnttp which W11 excea2tYcly hot yeStcr.
day, the melEu1 going mp TO 60 took sudden
en4nKc LIST night, ADD this morning We had q
aeay most and half IN Inch Of leo on the puddleA
TODAY MS been quite chilly, hut Il Is now WARMER
, 1870-04-16
ME
OHIO.

Two Children Smokhcrcd to Death Mt
Pcrry4v111cs
Special Dtspatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
LoCpoHy1l1E, Ohio, April 1o.--A terrible ec-
cident occurred this afternoon, at PetTys-
vile, resulting in the death OF the old
est and youngest sons, AGED and s years,
Of MT. s. B. Coulter, AGrnt Of the P1ttahurgh Fort
WA.ne Chicago hallway, OF that place The
children were playing In the upper story Of toeir
being loaded INTO = car. The E1te below was
opened suddenly, when both children were drawn
IA and sodocated. Nearly 1000 bushcls OF wheat
covered them
, 1870-04-16
BUSINESS NOTICES,

y>imrl~. on the fnec--Eor Come
so1 q ea % he &
Colnedone and P1mple Remedy. bold By ali
druEEtsts.
To Remove Moth Patches, Frecklca
and tan from the face, use PcHy's Moth and
Frrctle Lotion The only reliable and ha.lul> -
1ensdy PEspated I q II +, =, : des5Eys reys h'no
, 1870-04-16

nom debility, and drsadfuIy ue4yous. Do yuu
know, could cEy this mtnGtc
ME k-Too much exc4tttuent I'm afrst6
hrA R-Pesn1pa. But what IN one dot In
them. eN f>Ass-a A09 e&S@'.
Arl MI appose "a Fashion il isx-roorr,s
tae plg. Hut you must take something to tone
your sJstem, Or youu break down.
Afa ~ ha1s medicine! But you shall prc-
Mr. M-Wen, III tel you mr plsn. Wheusyer
I'm nezTous OF hySteTieal, OF have a neadacnc, or
an = ~ ont Of sorts, take . couplo Of ts5,e-
round -oN
MI Ill 40 The sarne thing, with the aa1no
6le
ME- K--Well, ladies', on your teoot1perda alton,
lUu
, 1870-04-16

The erectAl needing Of the West Side Park CON-
1nleStone1s held on Thursday evening, a. their
rooms, On Randolph street. for the purpose OF con-
sider1nR tho eae&tIan OF enclosing the paris. II
wns decided that fence Ahould br eFectea! arDuph
hedges which an to bc ert ont, md 1t was ordered
That the President advertise for proposals for put
ting up around al, the PARKS nest wooden picket
fence, in conformity with rlan submitted By Mf.
JeuEN.
, 1870-04-16
EDRA-

WASHINGTON, April 15..-Friends OF Cuban inde-
pendenca here received 1ettera stating that the
lAhorerS on the sugar plantations near Col0na
have been obliged TO abandon them On account Of
the advance Of 3 large body Of insurgents, and
that the Spanish troops retreated; also that COL
umn OF Spanish troops, under GoJcnchc, has been
twice defeated and driven back to Puerto Prtn-
cipc, and that General Jordan L. still In command
OF The patriots.
, 1870-04-16
REAL EsrATrw rwANTm

431~~-'- -~~~--~-- ~-----.--'---[
W4NIEDEtw aE RuY.A SMALL wE1I-1A-
t S1prSa @ LTD within nfy fntles Of ChienEc, worth
a5s' With humber q sczes, v o, tribune ofsee-
WASIKD7,A a, GEsTEEL HOUSE OF AnoCT 10
f. est Or sorth frent Frrftiet win PAT Abo1,
IT cash ABE1L t HOTCHKISs, 81 WAshlas-
~ blde eAft Of 6tlte-&t- 4rd north Of TAttN-tf1t
oGse 70 Be fitted up With u! the nodcrn tE2roycstA
Payments h be made r1ocstly II hundred daQAI4
s4eA Anyone E!shiu6 70 sen o1 thc Ahoxe terms Win
raeaka addfU Y. Tribune otce, Chaeafu, u
TTAETEATO BUY, FOR CASH, SMALL COT.
" tAke. II Roh<v pozth ot AdaEz4. Addresz
Il q, Drug Stokp, IS West Lxkr-st
, 1870-04-16

DrnuSnK.Room Chnt--Thc fol-
loving conversation took r1scc in the drawing
room Of manson On Clinton Avcuuc, Brooklyn.
lAdleH, Ath Morgan and Ms. Knight, hAd lust
cropped N foF morMnEa call on MrA R2pelIc,
the Lady Of the house.)
Mr. MY dear MrA Rxpelfe, arc you nck7
You look quite delicate.
MI R-foi not nck exaes,y; but suffering
, 1870-04-16

Sonaetinaea n Cold Will mot Yield 10
ordinary rcnedles, because OF the severe innau,-
mkdon OF the delicate timing Of the tubes through
which the air We hrexthe is Distributed 10 tic
lungs This oha1uctloa produces pain aud sore
ness noassenea., cough, did1cuity Of breathing,
finally exhanssin& the strength Of the patient. aud
developing vey str1ous disease. Dr. James Ex-
pcctoIant seldom fills 70 remove these symptoms
by relieving the lungs OF all obstr1ctinc ustter,
and healing al soreness P1eurtsy, assnna, and
bronchitis x!e likewise cured hy this, standard
1etne1y, aud the reputation Il has maintained for
merit Sold everywhere.
, 1870-04-16

LONDON, April 1h-F1ve hundred emigs1nts
sailed from this city yesterday for Cnnada. on the
Steamship Midway.
PLfxoEn, Apr! 1a-The steamship Harronls,
from Now YORK, has arrived.
Ep1NHuR6n, April lo-The steamship Scnndina-
rsan. for Montreal aud Liverpool. was launched To-
day a. Gsrenock.
, 1870-04-16
AUSTRIA.

vKssa, April ,s.-Ihe new ministry haa issued
mhnifesx OF its policy. They will endeayor to
smooth difficulties and soften aspirations from
constitutional wAyB. or violating imperial rght4
The government will identify itself with the move
ment for national development On basis Of com.
mon rights and liberty
, 1870-04-16

Nr1L LEEDS & MISER beg 70 Inform the publ
ths4 on MONDAY, APRIL Is, md tho sueere4tux day
thy vii odtT tor sale thu Household Fyrtture CuI
e.fte. and KST1RE PRIVATE COLLECI7ON q
PAINTINGS OF
, 1870-04-16
Court Martial Assembled In f1ous.
vile for the Trfal of Rrixn<lter
General Tuttcu+

SsenEfn1 Z 10kkGn*
ycued by President Grant, for the t1iA Of BE1sA-
adler Toltcu, Colonel sid Assistant lnspector
General Cuittd States Army, met ID ms city %
cefs: General S c. Lowell, Col Of Fou.tecnih In
!anuy, l1rsident; General S y. Crawford, Colo
mel Second Infantry; General G. pennebacks!'
=. vessels, uentenant Colonel, United
States Army. General R G1an.
ger, Sixteenth Infantry; General R AJeFs, and
A. Potter, Major aud G. NJ; and Captain C. A.
Whittier, Nineteenth Infantry, judge Advocate
One Of the charges kRainst Genefal ToHen sAd
sess1on here two or threo dAyk the court viii pro-
ceed TO Charleston. T. G, for the putpose OF pro-
curing testimony, and viii then return here 70
conclude their procerd1nSA
, 1870-04-16

c 7. lockwood Is making hluselt tanon. nv
NJ new atyle OF tahletn aonsA "Fsthet VIII NJ.
tic the Bill. Is the Iaics1 "p1 S'e'-
, 1870-04-16
TIE CITY IN BRIEF.


was held last evening at their r1,ons yo <. Ilo,r
born street: Dr.. John Fo'man occupied the chair.
Ahs onty business uans Ae4ed was me hauos1ng for
The attention OF The clun vas called to a me
portrait Of Robert Burns, which had been pur-
chaaett By Mess1H Bruce and Fosman, and hung
1he np 10 onisv 11s @ Save GeneIs and
~; feIman then Rroceehed to deliver nls inau-
Eurn address. on "fhe Aims md Objects OF the
Burns Club" He alluded 10 The faei that In a.
most every important town IN Great Britain and
America there was a club which bore the name Of
scotlsods immortal bss,i, and that u thls great
tlon of the objects Of such a cfuh Me nrrdIcted
tended to both mental Snd sorisi irrnrovamant
and were I,art Of the present are al eniiehteae1
civilization The iea of se.ion 81 xa.ea e the CUB
powers Of mind which can oniy Be culityatesl pT
glowing tribute to Bufus
In conclusion, Mr. James Bryce proceeded to
make fone e1temperaneous remarks also, cn the
81 due Difference 70 tic press, there VAS some
higher STANDARD of literature than could be found
!s the columns 9f 1hs SANE % and slso ee1tsr
everyday t,ustneas
The club then adjourned, to meet again April a.
Announcements.
The 1oR1ctans' Literary Society will meet To-
hight night n caiedonian Hall: The question, :" r.
Ms net, iaa. re stady q roey OF greater oene
~ u tnnn a4 taat o. Phasophy. VII De discussed, %
,t 1ono"ed o5 readings AUD fccsadons- All nre
hf't5o.
ley; M ". Bafns rs VIII preach bis farewell ser
N0u III fd!neh iau, on sunoay evening. Ihls
VI! be he last opportunity his friends Will have 70
near ntnn, Is he leaves lor Canada koon- He Will
lead nc monday pEaJer meeting, In the lecture
room r. m Of the Young Mems Christian Association.
1o-uay-
The Western sta1 Lodge, g. 9: Q. F.. viii
nolN k1NHa .1nAuEufa oenques Al AouAve iihll.
na!, utu s, .ns t nt ~ taa.e
he had Of tie committee, md It Noe 1sl, rs, and
IOG South Clark street.
Mr.. Harry Mprrhousc has returned from Cslj-
forn.o, and viii preach on Sunday morning and
evening In the Illinois Street Church. lie c1-
pectsI to leave for London, England on Monday Or
TucsaAy Thls, therefore, viii be the last oppor-
tunlty to listen TO his preaching.
= Tonight young mems meeting will be held
In the lecture room Of the Foung Mems Chfistian
Association.
u,,-, p..,.,..
1,.,., ucps.r ta,,nsr,1 = ,,,,,.,.r =, -.
5 =: i.a,1 ns y ,h 1an ;t -. tra
Gospsl, w tAteV ~. - ht ~ @
, 1870-04-16

The New Cancer Curc.-Why will
persons having tumors IN any part Of their sTstem,
allow them TO develop into open cancers, when by
these means they can prevent 1T Pamphlet sent
free n. ". =, Everson, Surgeon, Chicago Can
cef ln4atntez 2l8 NJ Meyt Aadisop street
, 1870-04-16
nv ROBERT JENE1Jvs
IN NEW YORK.
ALIEN 3. MINER, Arc11nsH1
BY HENRY H, LEEDS ( MINER,

SA}es9oc4nA, Nox. s6 ChAIuhe1s AID = Readestz Al
Galleries. Soa III and SlS BspAdWav. southwest eprne
Sf Tweifth.SS
, 1870-04-16
To REMT-STnRES.


no RENT-coRHfR sToRE 81 WEST VASE
.s5sa f5s e 6ssS sas ShS%s fRtHs M sa6 ssts q
Gonreee:
ssa1a !; f. Sfs ea.oK a r. aRah ZEE
WsteEss- For teszas apply to J. E BorzfoRD CO.
!es 1:.e.s -,7z;z;1;z;3 3;;;;;;, ;,,;;;,,77
L lit aeor,, 2xS. Il Dr.fes oew hloet. sosshes..
pre4 Tshs.hG.v y - I'D WaAh!nston-ss Apply 10 LYON
= AKALY. 9e Ma5..a:ez:
sgts5 'ffsfsf sss a''ssl''' ou''nea' h1shof
no RESI-A TIRsr:RATE oFr1cE ON F1RsT
1 door. with god baseEutnt, south Wellsst. near
se s.at snd as sG Ga iaqfs 4
Foalse1oS :: sekAa!os. - south W.ssE.e
IeSn. aeors { f; e. e0;Eitsf ~ Ieia and
mn RFST-AT A Low RENT. WITH iNNFni.
ahge l.lre Heltnk SAFE ssle 4 bargain inquire
4 sGe@2aa9. e!asE. y a9a!eets
etIs1 iii S1s 1fars - coTistt ,Ins.; MIN ,4 a.
Hnm 3 ,i FeTR.5s4ealssa inquire L. A. LAY co, No.
ma .s',' s,'Ss. nps- ",s1 rI1v 7o;r -;
.M WIl1aAMs. Room !. ae.tePolitan nlSek:
xWLEY 6t5ss No. nd i GR Rsyno'as sfas Bssef (
f.ctuIinF lusintss- ApIiy so T. s HAWLEY. i Ind Is
Kssno'a.. Bleek- -------
a1nh1h nA faoSa = gaost sI2ss ea.s
sse' st.;ssh' with 'oon' in ss.s. 7. A. JACKSON. a's
RES}69qK 5I;s 555 n55 s S12s
: ~ trrt
, 1870-04-16

Chnprcd Hands and Faces Cured
y using Juniper Tat Soap. Made by Caswell,
, 1870-04-16
xNATHk ALAHAf


fan f1s<s - =. m Moon Fihrs.. b. q r.
Son rc1.+.... ~ n m Moon scts,. 6h- Il
, 1870-04-16
LOSTANp FOUND,
PERSONAL.

nFHSOSAI-WILL BE AT SAME PLACE SAT-,
L usdAy, :; haH-p11t II; wrs ths7" Friday. f.F.v-
nFRS0S1I-CECIL e. LETTER IN Ps,Sr or
L Eex, Conc tnrn-r 81 NAlaon and pex1lvs7A
ApndAy, ueietk FRAME
, 1870-04-16
@N--
MARRIED.

Paper IznnEiuE4 nud Window
brushes, at r E mgbJs, s. T Randolpa.4t. % >' AAN
, 1870-04-16

MARRIED.
-seSScsN|H<eNc-H+.e--~
.FORSBRRfE-TRAGA thia ctv. On tht
Hth, BY the Rev Q. 7. walter, at hs residence lis
E1ah sttccf. NJ. Henry O. For1hetxe md Mis- Clars
, 1870-04-16

Tor sALR-CHEAP- WABAsH-AV. AND
! Stats-st. lG3stlea fg7t. between FortJti1th 1nd
Forty tcyrnthtts rafr chance for splendid inveft.
tnent 1itlr nnqursticuahl VIII eeli q IT lots eea.
t.tely. II deaired A. loM prices, tukrn within
three d.yf. J. ESA1AS WARREN, is Dearborn St,
Room l..
E'oR SAI4E-spo LOTS on A1CH1GAS AND WA
J. nath-Avt and Ststr-et 1afc an' surr speculation.
EAey tet1lle- Apply It I! LAsa1fe-tt-, Room y,
TOR SALE-A HARtsAIS-IAlT on CLYBOERSE-
= ~. nrar Ctnttr-st- Only s6N .TSO. q. NICHOLe
SON. Real E4tatc Agent. III Drarbntr -st
, 1870-04-16

we call The attention Of the public authorities
twtlhout knowing precisely who Are the proper
ouee} To the ahaInnahle cruelty PraC43dd upon
horses employed In conveying earth tb the lake
| hakin IN front Of Michigan avenue. Not a day
passes tut the people living On that street an
shocked and panied to sre drivers lashnS these
| INor animals, teating them With rltchfotks and
shovca, Anl kicking them savasets 10 compel them
10 drag enormous loads Of dirt through mud h2lf
way up TO the hut,H Of the wagons. Surely there
Ought to he society In this city TO. the prevention
Of cruelty to animals; but, in the absence OF such
an orRanizA1ion We believe the laws of the State
arc ample 10 protect the poor dumb beasts against
| such tli-srcatn,ent, II properly enforced
, 1870-04-16

BOARD WANTED.
+-->4
pOARp-A FRENCH LADY DESIRES BOARD
IL auilg whcf- nstE..etou in Frrnct, and Isalixu
Will ls taken - An eQutyalrat Cap fursf., highest
tcttih oniak. Address Haliaue n, II " eiash-Av.
1loARD-WITll A NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM.
- on N,1t Side, won't nf IInstid-+t, And in strictly
private md rapeetahc family. Terms 1nn.t exc.vd
Il pr week. AadEre. CESIIAAN. ean. Carrier I9.
|, 1lOARp-IS 4 PRIVATE FAMILY BY A YOUNG
- sentFMsn. West OF South Side. AddrssA A g ".
1rdt4pe niEeI.
, 1870-04-16
AUCTION SALES,
Nv f.. THOMAS 4 90.

CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE o{ \ wei] flied u
Saloon and k+stArraut. BUY Sev1ns' cid rtaad, ei
SATURDAY ApE1 L. at r m prtviset. on the rTe.a
F. THp4 AS q co Anrtianae1
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-11-10
Sailing Mich Cows.

In Switzerland the cows are salted
early every morning, ard if fed in the
stable the salt is given before foddering.
By sailing in this way their appetite. is
improved, they drink with more regu-
larity, keepi in better health, and give
more milk, than when salted in the
usual way, as practieed by dairy men in
America. The Swiss dairymen think
it very injurious to salt milch cows only
once or twice a week, as they will lick
too much salt at one time, and drink too
much water for the day; they consider
that stock in order to do well must be
fed with regularity every day alike, and
never given too much of anything at
one time.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-11-10
THEELGIN and WALTHAM

fTNHE best American Watches now made, in
l. every variety of style and weight of coin
silver and solid gold cases, extremely cheap
Silver and Gold imported Watches, cheaper
than ever, Viz: t-lI =. :. =
Coin Silver, Gents, Hun ting Case SIS 90
Ladies' Solid Gold Hunting Case..-......-.. $5 00
Reliable tine-pieces and fashionable cases.
Solid Gold Jewelry and Chains (of man /.
1ydctltre,) positively half the usual price. We
sell small quantities to Jewellers doing a limit
ed business, less than the usual jobbing rates
Diamonds of the finest qualities, in the choicest
settings. Diamond Engagement Rings a
specially. Some lolO 6tS $500.
Any Emblem, Sign or Badge of any society
in the world, furnished. Foraany article of
Gold, Bog Oak, Whitby or French Jet, ,Vulcanfte.
Hair, or any Jewelry that you have failed 10
get elsewhere, send 10 us aDd-we wiz procure
or make ii for you, ii not in our stock. COM
MUNION SETS furnishedsf TO churches -
The Editor OF. the Christian AcfuOcats. the or
gan of the Methodist Church ,Sats: :.Are inyitA.
special attention to the advertfserfent of b.r
2. j. Nash. Assurances. there given are worthy
of the fullest Confidence Tbe.go0dS sent III
supply ing orders, will besof the genuine ma
terial." a - -
Extra inducements to clubs wanting pieces
of Jewery- t-szk
Goods sgnt c. o. D., with privilege to.examine
before paying. - - =
Price List Tree to any address. ~ =
se22-3nr Il. j. NASH, A,,.697 Broadway, Ny.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-11-10

To TAN SMALL SKINs.AThe follow
ing is a recommended method for the
curing of opossum and sheep skins for
domestic purposes: Lay the skin ON a
smooth board, the far side uudermest,
and tack it in every directionwith tim
ned tacks. Dissolve two ounces of alum
in pint of warm. water, and with a
sponge or flannel rag dipped in this So
luton moiston hesurface all over; re-
peat this every now and then for three
or four days. When the skin is quite
dry, take out tie tacks, and rolling it
up loosely the long way, the hair inside,
draw it quickly backwards and forwards
through large, smooth ring, or any
thing of similar kind, until it is quite
soft, then roll it the contrary way of the
skin and repeat the operation.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-11-10
Garitl and 5anseltuIa.
Worms in Horses,

- Worms in Horses, =
Intestinal worms are parasites which
de 'elop themselves in all the domestic
animals, each, however, possessing its
own .yarities. The presence of worms
in the digestive tube is marked at first
by an increased appetite, but the animal
notwithstanding the quantity of food
which he consumes, falls off in condl-
ton; his skin is dry and hide-bound;
his coat is rough, and is not shed at the
ordinary time, there is annoying itching,
which causes the horse to rub his urper
lip against the manger or on the wall:
sometimes there is considerable itching
about the rectum, which is indicated by
the horse rubbing his tail or rump
against anything within reach. The
symptoms mentioned are such as would
lead one to expect the existence, of
worms, but it is only when these appear
among the dung voided by the horse,
that we can speak with certainly on the
nature of the disease. At later period
and especially when the worms have
developed i'll great numbers, the symp-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-11-10

Two Instances of somnambulism be-
ing perfectly cured by means of bromide
of potassium are recorded in the Paris
Les Mondes. A>woman, "a years old,
who had attacks rwo or three times a
week for ten years, after taking two
grammes of bromide of potassium in
seventy-five of water daily, the dose
being gradually increased to six gram
mes, was entirely cured at the end of
two months. In the other case, a girl of
eight years, after taking one gramme
and evening for short time,
was completely restored to health.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-11-10

DIFFERENCE IN TIN CANS FOR FRUIT.
"A correspondent of the Scientific
american makes the important sugges-
tion that the metallic flavor given fruit
put up in tin cans may be due to the
quality of tin use. Packers use tin that
is not always pure tin, but the coating Is
a mixture of tin and lead. He adds
81 have reason 10 think that the pack
ers use the cheapest grade. of tin for
fruit, and they use different grades for
oysters and vegetables"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-11-10

To REMOVE INK STAINS FROM A Book.
TO remove ink stains from book, first
" ash the paper with warm water, using
a camel's hair pencil for the purpose
By this means the surface ink is got rid
of; the paper must now be wetted with
a solution of oxalate of potash, or better
still, oxalic acid, in proportion of one
ounce to half pint OF water. The ink
stains will Immediately disappear.--
Finally, again wash the stained place
with clean water, and dry it with white
blotting paper.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-11-10

A correspondent ofthe Scientific Amer
icar writes: Here is the process which
Mr.. J. B. Roehard, French carpenter,
used while working in Paris. Take
green husks of walnuts (Broul and put
them to macerate in water for, say, Is
days; at the, end of that time boil them
a little in the same water; let the decoc-
tion cool, and use it by soaking piece
of rag in it and rubbing the surface of
the wood with it. Two rubbings will
give to the wood the color desired
When wanted to dye hard wood, like
oak, rub the wood previously with, salt
of inter and proceed as before"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-11-10
WheeIineg Finale College.
Incorporated with full Collegiate
Powers and PRIVILEGES. -. :.

Incorporated with full Collegiate
Powers and Privileges =. ~
T,EE WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE. was
| i founded III lSiS and Incorporated under
| its present name and charter May u.s. 1855
During the years Of its Successful operation it
has conferred its 'honors more than one
hundred graduates; accomplished incs:lculable
good in the liberal { 'Iicallon Of hundreds of
other young women, and made suca progress
that il now stands among the leading schools
THE COLLEGE EDIFICE is large and sub
stantial structure, built expressly ior Lhe pur-
pose, with all the modern improvements, ana
completely furnished. Ii is lighted by gas,
heated by warm air ana well supplied with
water.
College, viz: Preparatory, "a Academ1c, Collegiate.
Normal, Music, and Art. Instruction il every
department is JEHoRoUGH and eoMPREH ENsIE-E.
The Course of Study has been revised and i'm
proved. The Institution is well supplied with
Musical Instruments, Philosophical and Chem
ical Apparatus. Maps. Charts, Cabinets and 9TH
These facilities will be largely increased the
coming year. -. IL .-s .
Lectures upon literary, scientific and moral
subjects each fortnight in the O1llegei Hail.
Musical Reviews and Sociees once Il month";
Library and Reading tSoem Well suppIlea with
choice books, magazines, and papers. Literary
Societies. Normal DepaT tment, &c, &c. -''f.
MUSICAL, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES atten-
tinY, 81 iii he devoted TO This Denartrnent and
superior ad vantages afiorded at moderat e rates.
The Teachers in Ihis Department have de-
THE BOARDING DEPARTMENT is under
the special care OF the President and his wife.
No pains will be spared 10 make this depart
ment home-like and satisiac ory 10 all our pa
irons. ... yt-..... H-.s--.
All our terms are moderate-eg. g. Board, fur 1
nished room, washing and light, only $40 per
THE NEXT TERM COMMENCES sEPTEM-
BIER 5th, 1870. D., -..-
For Catalogues (Just issuedD or further infOr-
aug4-i -:. REV. w. II. MORTON.=I
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-11-10

Now that Pennsylvania has given a
Republican majority of 4, ,293, it is hoped
Democratic papers will take. her out of
the pyramid" which they are trying
hard to construct ofimaginary successes.
She goes with Ohio yet.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-11-10

REASON FOR A DIvoRCE.-Not long
ago a youth, who had been wheedled
into a marriage which his subsequent
Judgment co Id not approve commenced
suit for divorce, When the wife heard
of it she was, naturally indignant. and
demanded of the youthful Benedict to
assign reasonable cause for his pro
ceedings.
You are older than am," he said.
"You knew that before we were mar
ried," was the indignant answer.
4 "You had paint on your face"
Everybody does that, Sir"
"You wear false teeth"
Certainly; but it is no crime" =. o-.
There's more makeup about you
than reality" asji i---' -
"What then? ?"
"Your hair chignon, and waterfall
weigh more than you do.n -. p
"Well% 6iE -x E1
tsWell, ,!iils a dead woman's.a,U ~.
"Well ?"
well, 7 won't live with a dead wo
man, or any part of her! ~
And the youth went his way. -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-11-10
Proclamation.

BY Rutherford B. Hayes, Governor of the State
of Ohio.
In accordance with the usage and the
religious sentiment of Ohio. the 24th
day of November next is hereby appoin-
ted day ofthanksgiving and prayer to
a mighty God, for the boundless bless
ings he has vouchsafed to the American
people during the past year.
In testimony whereof L have hereun-
to setmy hand and caused the great
seal to be affixed, at Columbus, this 18th
day of October, A.. d. 1870.
r. B. HAYES.
Ry The Goyerpor r---E ETEN Il
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-11-10

THE BEAUTIFUL NEVER DIEs.---An
author who has lately passed away has
said: "There is nothing-no, nothing
beautiful and good that dies and s for
gotten. An infant, pratting child,
dying in its cradle, will live again in The
better thoughts of those who loved it,
and plays its part, though its body be
burned to ashes or buried in the deep
sea. There is not an angel added to, the
hosts of heaven but does its blessed
work on earth in those who loved it
here. Dead! Oh, if the good deeds of
human creatures.could be traced to their
source, how beautiful would even death
appear, for how much charity, mercy,
and purified affection would be seen to
have their growth in dusty graves."-
Sweet truth. ~