davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-07-27

LEAIHEK-Ihe advance II gold has imp2rtetlA
yct H. material change has taken place ID prices.
lhe tendency. however, Il strongly urwart 10
nestic leather is meet nK With stendy fair in-
4ur5 On local, inter!or. and Eastern seeount sn,t
tie general market Is rua at the quoted prices.
The Sbee and Leather Rpoyter has the following In
ftEatt to the New f0Ek leather market: "Tsale
continues STEADILY good; there has hat1ily been any
dutl season this summer, hut the active dem and
ftt ,le past week s,y boot aud shoe manufacturers
shows that the fall SEASON Is opening httskJ. The
Of stock" We quote:
liEAlocx-lts harness, union. 4o7 &c; city ta1-
7 h. 90. 4sc; KIP 7 N, soo7s1io: kt veais, 81 10
tsls0; city upper. No /, = II, 99aslc; city upper,
~ =, 4, .@9ss; country upper, 10. !. ~ 4ssc;
s.untry, tl.1a4 -: rough UPPER, T. 3i3 Is, 5as
sc: rough nrpes, 1+ta1s ns, ss7slc; fnnsh upper,
asmaSea r., sasos Chicago sole, ss9a5c; Buffalo
oAk-sauEhtes soie. ssz4;c; phlladelpnia so,e,
Ns ~: harness. r, +as46c: Up. nght, <l.0.4
calf, . ns, t1.ssa21a; French cali, 81 ns, fl.30a
80; French calf, 90 re-, sl.<ota1s0: French KIP,
dozen tsasaasop; French cali. Joslot, i dozen.
3sntssae4 o. rlsset Innings. :. dozen. no.
METALS AND T1SSEIss' STOCk-Basness in
this apartment was active throughout, antl. in
consequence Ut tile advance La the gold premium,
1Qntasons were 1rmcr. but nouinally unchanged.
We rrrtat tur list:
Tts.R.x lin plate. ! t. 1oxs., sl1.so: roofing: !:
TN, I, *lloo; large pigs. Asc; sntali pigs, 4sc :;
bar tin, aE.
CorrER-CoHpes bottoms, ecc; braziers, orer Il
ne, SIC: lin copper, ssc.
SHEET zist-Firss guAlify. ca=H, lekc; nrst
1ua'ry. sheet, lie: er+f,cr. lie. - -
WIRE to c, *; =, and .. lec; 10 and II, lie:
l., Ice: II, lac; en, Ar.
SAlLs-lhe aggregate inquiry was only far,
AID s4a ta;ts we're generally well sustained, ytt
Il few dealers were granting concessions
of 13%c Oh large lots, or II fa-
vnrite customers. We continue t1 1nofe: !:
N,7a: %, i kee <eu,; vi. I. k@R, S,.a I'd, u
k.E STU; fine h'nctl 81. i kte. ss.N; Gne bIucti,
2h. = ktE. fs9a
, 1870-07-27


The WHEAT crnp A6 t4en harvested tn Northern
T:Aas- The ffettt Is targt- The com ail,i cotton
HI" nlnc fetttf than List seaz, while vegetables
Eta'es. zni fEllt ar alMu.ia.t- Two hu,nlted
Etnt!sa.a Lcal Df cattle will 20 fEf,n the counties
81 N"itl'etn Texas this gear. S'rtheTn Texas
has exported during tho season psplu.c to the
ratue ii slo,oeo,o ,on
NEw York. July eh-Wai street was cxrcssiyc-
" siu1,, OWING IT. the heat Foreign bankers are
'css tels,s.4l 10 ssll governments tuau heretofore,
Ms,iAy abundant mud eass IT J per cent On Eor-
'F.tnaut. aud M@6 OH stotks TN call
s:a .,al ':.sefe she ls,a1a the price was
i'n,r vas ,s'v. frrm ~htch Us thefe aeet,.as aas
,s; IN s;l'a,sr ;.s >, g g. my, io!Iowel l,y .
sun " sh' faux of France. This was succeesis,l
i. rra'.a' tlse tn l:!tsal.l. II thr rlose,
rrts'a'' a'lvae" of t' rate "f discount In Enrae
t~''f'c THE r'Anst. Sjsrr ru-xsrusrnts for the
t1La-a packet to 1,oFiuN, ssSn.,xs Double eagles
uIt yer, s.aErr ani s"l'l III pnn1rn IT perccnt
NE Treasurer Ii eLeaxe.i III counting the cu1n III
IT" vaults. and u ts ,itss'nlt IL Ert any lntt,+.
arIrs fFnm the srt1rt:Hu, al rf,...*rt Car,.ln.
rates -: iws teu1 per al4lu,u Ciearauces. {63,-
Sterling unsettled: prime Ge-lays 100 lno,.:
r.1.l sil:s i'. ..+ ltrx pTar stshs, lO..allo3:
ss'" 't,.,i tsnnstrrs llih'~lilE.
t.Ei. - is. % tS'i-, s.s'. s.s ill., iys is:
.r,' ,,.;I., e. ,9 IT,. 1rst
+'rnl:s. r*~..lo.: aus
safe :s!It!s tluli, hit steady:
M.ss"Ii- -.-.---.. 81. s,l'i y. Caselnas.. 4s
a.; S.x lrnu"ss: ,,s,z. 9 9. New y. caFo''nas 81
tei.'E.l racinc bonds, ss t2ss,l; Tnlon, s1t3
~ " -.5 '7@'N
1ar Sa:!''.a: Stock Exchange, which was mo-
i.-''e IT The ttmc The Erie ex[s,-l fftnl thc
r.uilF tHaaFt. proposes TO at.andon The project
'T!' Executive Cuna1t"c has :t'cn instructed to
~. fhr ".as'' "f 'hs silil'slHg now occupied hy
tftls', y hct expires Mav l. 1874.
iar ~"'h 'naIAtt Nh slItl ALI! heavy. The I3e-
"tne ~ leading shares was equal tn LA per cent,
EFTS u-xe II
e',t'ng down IL "a against 9s,c.trr,iay. In the
ac'lSr shares SrW f1!k CrntEll and Lake Shore
lrt. fhe masAt: IN the 'iown~ar,l turn. The mar
~. ~ niralieJ iats IN thu slay. This afternoon
a. shares VI Rca.iLuE wrre st,Is uut ilp,cr the
ir:r. th':r having bern ss'lne difficulty In regard
- a:1:Etas 1T sEcrh t,r hTt'krr ami cussou1csS
, 1870-07-27

lU[AlR. .slS3,lN 1SI,35h 4{H,I42 Sl.u0t
VIZ quote as (, ilows: New YORK factory. 132si4t: :
Illinois factory, ll91:Ac; Western Reserve. 1l8
leEC
toAL-Therr has tecn an acusc trade In hard
eaats- auti prices have teeu thoroughly sustained
Al $9.tp for LzclhWanua, And $9-5A1tl.00 for Le-
high Tnere Is no l.tress.c increase In 1he de-
manh for tlIululnous varieties, but the market Is
DECIDEDLY ntucr. owing to the 'sstrtke " in the
Nahen,nR Valley Mines, and the present tendency
Is Eatoes 10 All at!vauec. The following arc the
prices euIrvnt: Leh,sh. lnmp, sl:oo: Lehish. prs
rareA - 3n,+it.,p: laeEawatlua - c.: D,.Ss,ass.
{SxsN:9: Esic AMI B'!ar lIlll. $500: Wa!n1, Hill,
$40: ll.skinE Valley, s;.cn: Ynn1h:oehe1y. +. -
as.M: t1t,shutvh, s6:A&'.n: lHnnt-, Ststi .0n.
COFFEE-Tnls market. an.:n: the wrek under
rrslc~. was arrive. and Erlc, wr-r stE. unt,-1n
The sttcss Of The bcttt. ;:TIits arr ua.3 :4iT,
although. - yet, dealers hav: c1rcEientte. ao
t.uuStc Ia E.an. oEier* PROMPTS. 0tecr !eScr7-
:ions arr inquired tor - ,n;sser::s extent. Th-
fnisowtEG IS oIE l:st Of prizes: Mocha :..i.s:s
Jsta, s.a sc: q. g. Java, 2; r.as;tE. R,. il
Ntorc: common Rio, aoN" alc; Hu.Ai u ps7ue =.
sAhc: prime to cho.cs, = ss223c: La@uay1a- ia
Ghc.
CASDLES-Tne Inquiry wns c!ly la...tus prices
were 11n Is follows: TAxlme, leAc ta1low tstcas-
infl ls.alste; schceides's staT, 1sk@tskc;
COofERaGE-Therew was an increased demand
, 1870-07-27

+. y CLARKE. w. u. the Rt-7l,zz Oil F4sa.tss$s
f1- Clark. l:sS,Mth EEark-.t fs,-&r Nourtr.,
=. COSFlDKHT1AtLY EOtSUfTFB.
" email Eila tfttfh mAtel @1.N IT: b,1 ty El2l.
sind two et7n;s fer Mar::r1 S+cr:tA-
II Also. tvn fnF 1nsk ,a setf-Artse.
Addrrts ftttxr Dr r, II. CLARKE, IT, N1nt.. f1sra
Il. Chicago.
, 1870-07-27
BUCHU.

~ asrpsFed tr D-.s=i.:,. t. Of ea-k cpio, II IA
eaat tsat eai:s "a tzax-aaee the .eso II alma de-
sF7oss this Ill aeti.s rrner.e t-.sins a,,k .ad kla
tsn'':. dstcetirn- Ni1e III" r:1s- Of :nvrt.,...
, 1870-07-27
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET

ESt n.
lEMDER-Huslness at L4e Lumber Exchauye
continues quiet. and for common descrtpt1pns
prices were ''ahadesl" " &c 4 100 feet, ScYerai
carKoes that were upon the market ca Monday
we're not disposed Of up to $3.50 o'clock thts even.
lug which is serJ falr indication that tra1e Ii
NIL ht1sk- Fot sescfa! weeks back the e1trtn.S Of
eholce efanfe eaEe ne.a exceedingly small, uni II
- neat N Iinpose1htlt! 70 give relta,le 1untas
t:ans. ne tn9us9 Iot - sawed shingles Was
aRAin ne d0le, auu p!1cea we're little better th1n
4.4n1; 1aatAuh - fa.4na ~, - - 4uaHtT.
% Aata ~ tuMs III 'sauie ~ s..N- Al tae clfse "
business hoass sch carRes feEna1uttl "ayey~
Transactions aaoaf since the lAte OF our last IT,
pun 1nf'uhes
SaaEo seeE EseIafeen. flom MusieTon, 20 ~ It
con men u sllt luf boards ais! strips. a sl0:p
10! J.ltt anu ecantunK mU talls1; sold by RI8uch.
arl E,r!a!tl.
ca.En barge Amanda. fron Grant River Isl II,
feet tll r1;n boards AM! str1rs at 51c:u: sniI tr
blanchard 4 Nurt2nh. =
.. @ tsef fls a35 RI" l5S y Nq;SsfS pass 4 strips
s,nss tparf SuIsan Il siaoo & n na5 i,l. ho I'll
scant!ing at $lDaU; l:U VI latt a, fs,s,! snij Ir
It1-li, Bnllct L Co 'f "N -
(aFHt, sehr .Josrs fnon1 Nrstr,,r1 IN. m r. e,.,
mn bnartjs and S1tts At <!t 70. tatE at q n anil
by Blanchard! + Kt1r,un 'etN
turgu OF lcir j. Dresden. frnm H-hlt.. Fake so
m Il lumlar ut S1nsN for a-Inch and fie a f,,T
1nsh; sol,l Ly II. H. Cone Sous.
Cargo u t,rpr Ira Chaffee, from SauvasucI atp
n 4 Shingles nt "a IS; euIi Ly Carter r Jones
f>rr.r ~ cchr J,rtr.s f..r. IT,, nt.... -
, 1870-07-27

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ttT, ta...,.,
$6ia. t,l1...,.xl
Ktt.. a'tl........l
Farley. t'u.
<.rAss M~ti. -
EstH.tsi 4..flI...4s
<'':t ,Ile1t-, rs
Isef, s.ns.-...!
Park. t.rll....
1+ni. r,a..,,,,
Ta.lt,w, -+....i
Nutter, s..-.-.
!lrts h,,:>, No.
tattle. NJ
$JI.tnE -
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Allegheny Cattie Market.

CATTLE.-Some few droyes of prime to extra
shipping steers bousht 5 Cts, one buncH sold up
to o12, but, might be expected, IL required
something extra 10 ring these ngures. MedI-
mon to lair at 69o54. Stock cattle, Tor which
the demand mas faIien OF very perceptibly, as
| Is usually The case al this season OF The Year,
and while the offerings were light, the market
was dull and weak Wlth dropping tendency
hoGs-Ihe receipts Of hogs We're large, un-
about tWenty-slX thousand head. The market
during Tuesday, MedneS and Thursday
was exec .slveiy nard, and prices ruled lower
each succeeding day; on Thursday, prices are
said 10 have been lower than during any pre-
cedIng time in ten years, having dropped 10 ga
"a cts. ON Friday, under the influence OF an
improved demanu Tor shipment 10 New York,
a hrmer Ieelin started up, nd within the lasL
twenty-four hours, an al ance OF &C has been
es, abllshed, anG to-day the pens we're pretty
well cleared. One or Two buncnes We're sold 10
a Wheeling packer, on Friday, and this was
not without It's effect on the market. The
general Impression among operators was that
Tor the time being at leasI, the bottom has bot
tom has been touched, as it Is thought that the
material decline this week, VIII cut down the
receipts next week, and With diminished re-
ceipts 1t is lair to infer that better prices will
follow.
SHEEP.-The receipts were larger, 81 esrs this
week against Oscars the week preceding land
with only mo lerate demand, the market was
sluggish, and dealers generally reported prices
&c lower, and we give 212G1octS, as the extremes
one bunch, and only one, brought 5l% How
ever, the pens were pretty Well cleared and
the number left oy for next week was Sma !.
and 10 this may be attributed the sluggishnesS
above noted, for Notwithstanding the supply
was larger than last week, it was by no means
heavy
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RAILROAD MEETING.

The meeting on Saturday evening
was large and interesting. David BrowN
was called to the chair andJ. B. Longley
and c. Wilkinson were appointed secre-
taries. O.J. Svsney, ESQ, and Colonel
PoOrman spoke al length upon the pros.
poets Of the road aud the necessity for its
construction. Messrs. Brown Cham
befs, Alexander. and Cope, made brief but
excellent speeches. After the speech
es the soliciting. committes of Rich
land township opened the books and
were eratified beyond expectation to. find
that the whole amount subscribed at the
close of tie meeting WAS over Sl9,900
On Monday the Committee continued
their work, and at the time CT going to
pr IS they report S2S, 900 subscribed.
This is but the result of few days work.
We can assure our Flushing friends and
Others along the line that st, Clair5ville
is in earnest. We do not feel like talk
ing up this subject, since we cannot see
how any one could disapprove \ meas
ure so much 10 their own interests. We
shall be happy to chronicle some good
news from our Wheeling, Union and
Flushing friends next week. Remember
that an the 22nd of February we either
announce the success or final failure of
this project.
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We regret that Sse cannot give more
extended report ef tie war news. Oper
ations have been more brisk than usual
Last week we had the news of terrible
battle between the force. south of Paris
in which the French were badly defeat
ed, losing o-er 3, 900 killed and wounded
and 10000 prisoners. On Friday last q
sortie from Paris was quite successful,
driving thePrussians from their position.
The French were. supported by two OF
the forts in the vicinity. The latest re-
port that We Lave is of another Prussian
victory. The refusal of French prison.
ers to be sent back to the city indicate a
scarcity OF provisions. We believe the
most important events of the war will
take place within the next two weeks.
The Germans have been collecting vast
quantities Of food for Paris upon lis sur
render. The French armies of the Loire
will make desperate effort to relieve
Paris and the fate of the city depends
upon its success. The Russian question
is still unsettled, though there is but lit
lie fear of open war. \ conference is
talked OF, but England will not assent
without the withdrawal of Russia's
claims.
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THE MILLION EDIIIoN.-We learn
that there is now in press an edi ion of
f. DEN: THE WHITE CHIEF, to be called
the Million Edition, and to be sold at
- 50 per copy, which should insur, for
the work place in every family, especi-
ally as the cheap edition will contain all
the matter and illustrations of the s. so
style This work is made from the man.
useripts and diaries of George P. Belden.
and edited by General James S. Brisbin,
L. 5. a. Belden formerly lived in New
Philadelphia, Tuscarawas County, Ohio,
but, impellsd by restless and unsuitable
desire for wild and exciting life, he
joined the indians and lived with them
for several years. He was no mere visit
or or guest-he entered absolutely into
their very life and spirit. He Joined in
their camping, their hurting their fight
ing. He Lecame one Of their chiefs, and
his narrative, founded upon his actual
experience, is the most complete portrai-
ture of Indian life and customs which
has ever been given to the public. 1t is
a story of thrilling and absorbing iuter-
est, and promises 10 have AN immense
sale. 1t is published by c. f. Vent,
New York aid Cincinnati, and sold only
by subscription.
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Notice.

TNHE Incorporated Village OF Bridgeport,
Il Belmont County, Ohis, have made appli-
cation, by petition to the eCommissionersofs Of said
County, under an ordinance authorizing the
same, for the esnnexationto said Village Of Ger
tain contiguous territory, Which is described in
the petition and plat as follows: Beginning for
said contiguous territory at point where the
South side of Bennetr Street intersects the
Ohio river; thence running with the South
line of said street TO Marien Street; thence with
the West line of Marien StreN 10 the middle of
Indian Wheeling Creek; thence up said Creek
to q point where the East line of David AL
lens IA acre-loJ intersects said Creek: thence
with the East line of David Aliens IA acre lot
south to" the outh line of an Alley, known
and marked on the plat of Kirkwood as Ken
mons Alley; thence with the south line of
Kennon's Alley to a point where said line in
tersects the Ohio River; thence with the Ohio
River to the point where the line of the South
side of Bennett Street intersects the Ohio River
being the place of beginning.
Said petition and application will be for hear
ing before the County commissioners at their
Office in st. ClairsviliA, on the S0th day OF De-
cember. 1870, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
r.. NJ. CLARK, Auditor.
J. n. MITCHELL, Agent. nolc-5w
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Osborne isrpaying c A II for oeei hloes
calf skins and sheep pel.s, hoo--in
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nieeolu+;on of Partnership.

TINE partnership heretofore e1lsllng 20 oe ef
tween Estep and Foster, in the pIaclice VI
,oadicine is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. All persons in debt TO the hIm are re-
onaSted 10 call and adjust their accounts al
once. Inc "'0iN0 w ESTEP,
W. FOSTER.
Louisville, o., Oct. %, $50. ocZ'-o"
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ExIr.-Jas. Alexander who has filled
the position OF Commissioner for many
years, was succeeded on Monday by Jas
Kinney elected last October. Mr.. Kin
new is a straight forward business man
and one on whose integrity the people
can rely. The position of Commission
er is at present an important one and
the careful administration of the -busi-
mes. belonging thereto, would do much
to favor heavily burdened tay payers.
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DISEASED LUNGS ARE GREATLY ON A

DISEASED LUNGS ARE GREATLY ON AN
INCREASE IN THIS CoUNTRY.-The sud
den changing of weather has done much TO
give rise to Consumption. But their are thou
sands of cases who bring it or by their own i'm
prudence-such as wearing damp clothing and
going from the warm room into the cold air.
checking the per piration, which causes irri-
tation of the Lungs, and then matter or phlegm
will collect, which nature will try to relieve
by coughing IL up, to prevent pusiules from
forming. Ii nature does not raise the matter
with ease, and stop this Inflammation, tuber-
cles will soon form. and Consumption will soon
follow. Aliens Lung Balsl III will cure and
prevent thousands of Consumption if il is onIv
taken in time. For sale by all Druggists.
Decl-4w
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Nfw Advertisement.

From Cooley 4 Dauchy Adveriisii
Agents sf New York.
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A Friendly Notice.

AsIh have been out of Inc printing business
for nearly four months and very few persons
who were indebted to me for advertising orJoo
work done while had the CHRONICLE nave
called TO settle their accounts, desire 10 say u
oil who know themselves indebted to me, tha'
lam very anxious 10 have their accounts SET
lied at once and hope they will call and attend
IN the matter without further notice or delay.
In my absence from town my books are leit
with the present Proprietors of the CHRoN-
1cLE. who are authorized to collect and receipt
for all amounts due thereon.
Na,,,o-.t c. L. POO RMAN.
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MT a RR.IED

FOULK-NICHOLS-On the 30th inst, at the
residence of the brides parents, by the hev.
W. +. Lauck, Mr., Geo. Fouik 10 III IS Christina
Nichols.
Tner were present about seventy guests a.
the above wedding, Fri ends and and nelSnDors.
II was grand afiair in point of numbers anu
preparation. The company expressed much
pleasure with style and manner IN whlch MI.
lauck performed the ceremony which was
very beautiful and impressive After the nap
py pair received the congra tulatlons OF the II
friends, all were invited 10 the Dlning nail
where they partook OF a sumptuous banquet,
1t was quite joyous occasion, and all present
were very much pleased and aSreeably enter
famed II.
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GEO. Fl. BOYD,

Fire Rrick for sale at
-oo..st HARRIS 4 FAyCETT's.
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Standing Offers.

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CHRONICLE and the American Farm
Journal one year.
To any new subscriber we will send
the CHRONICLE until Feb. !, 1872, fol
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Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that petition VIII
~ be presented to the Commissioners OF BEL
mont County at their next regular session,
prsying for n review and location OF road
comm encng at point on the old road irom
and Wegee Turnpike thereby extending the
Road on McMechen's Run with the said T9rn-
pike the same extension being on the lands OF
Lafayette and Mary Austin.
OctE-4w
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GOLD closed on Monday at 110s.

These are the words OF the Tribune;
1.-The Cincinnati Commercial will be
good enough to inform its readers that
there is no Office in the universe that
would be any inducement to Horace
Greeley to forego or postpone his advo-
cacy of Protection to Home Industry.
After that it is welcome to go on with
its fooling."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-08
To. COnsunptiYes.

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured of tha dread disease, Consumption, by
a simple remedy, is anxious to make known tC
his fellow sufferers the means of cure. To al
who desire it, he will send copy of the pr.
scription used free of charge), with the direc
tions for preparing and using the same, which
they will find a SURE CURE FeR CoNSUMPTIo ON
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, DC,
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EDWARD a. WILSON,
l65 South Second Street, WilIiamsburgh, n. Y
QOlO70-ly
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-08

THEFT.-J. Mooney was arrested near
Bridgeport on Saturday last for stealing
several setts of harness from Mr.. Frazier,
on the National Road near that place.
He is now in the BridgepoIt lookup.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-08
FINE WATCHES.
Genuine 0r0ide Gold
AND.
WATCHES

s., 81, $S, $40, SI2. SIS to $50.
The European War and extraordinary Mon
ey Panic during the past season, has induced
US, in order to make rapid sal les and quick re-
Turns, to throw our vast Stock upon the puollc
market, at thirty 10 ftyper cent. deto'0 Wholesale
pricesJor CaNi.
READ THE PRICES.
Fine Oroide Cold Cylinders. regulated and
warranted perfect time-keepers. usually sold
at SI2 10 SIS, AT ONLY So EACH.
THE BEST QUALITY CYLINDERS :AT S.
The Double Extra Refined, being avery superior
quality, regulat ted and warranted perfect time
keepers equal in appearance s1G an9 i9r flme 10
The Eo,t6te Ertra Refined Sold Oroide GoldJaI
jelCeled lerers, finest Nickel works, usually sold
at SIS TO $50, Reduced to oHtySl5 Edch.
SILVER WATCHES.
Extra Fine Solid Pure S;irer, Hunting Cased
Cylinders, IS.
Best Qualify Coin Silrer, Hunting Cased, full
ieweled levers, regulated and warranted ac-
cura e timekeepers, ONLY $40.
The reTy Best Quality Patent Lever and Chro-
nometer Movements, full jeweled, SIS.
All the above classes of Watches are Hunt
ing Cased, perfectly regulated, and each war
ranted by 81 ecial certificate for woyears.
40enLs ard Dealers ordering six OF our SIS
Watches at a time, will receive an extra Watch
Free making Seven Sl5 Watches for 80. No dis
count can DE allowed on our cheaper watches.
4U Orders for Single Watches, Cash must be sent
in advance Sen by Post Office Order, Register
ed Letter, or Bank Check, payable to our order,
and goods will be sent by Express or IN HeSls-
tered Package, prepaid at our RISK.
Orders for at least six watches or over, Will De
sent by Express G. o. D.. by deposlting small
amount with express agent, or sending refer
enceS as assurance of good falth.
Write order plain, state kind and price OF
Watch desired, inclose price as above directed
''''>' THE EMPIRE WATCH co.
. No. l06 Broadway. New York.
P.oBox 29i0. nol7-Sw