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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-05-25
M1SCELLANEOUS.
THOMAS MULD0ON, - >
Marble WORKER.

JoiN STREET, BET. MARKET q Fouh1n,
wheeling West Va,
In connection with Muldoon q g Carry.
,taiv. Deslsra in Italian and Scotch Granite
Munuments end Tablets. h.x,..
Piease call and examine our stock oesose
r,a,rchnsinE eisewhere. 49,
ReIerence-BR R. Rugyles, Agt; David se,sn b59nn
ESQ. 81 Clairsvilie, D.
ATTENTION!
v,HE undersigned would give notice fnat ne
1 is prepaI ed la Furnish ali kinds oi
CABINET WORK
and do all manneroi REPaIRlN1 10
rtTairs &C. on the shortest notice.
Particu,ar attention gwen 10 TIE SSRGG.s-
TaEiNG BJJSINESS. All kinds OF sloMns
fnrnisi,ed Al reasonable prices, All work enaf-
nnteed. -, ,.r.s =
B. X. JOHNsTON.
ct. CIairsyiiie, o.. Dec. 8. 1852. -
EIR- II NATIONAL BAN K OF sT.CLAIRS-
II VILE. CAPITAL Siv1,VO..
HrBank open from A. n. until SP n. DIS,
count DAYS Tuesday =, ut ID al N. Money receiver
on deposit. Collections made and yroceeus re-
mitted promptly. Exchange bought ana 80 q.
Directors-RossJ. Alexander. David Bowl
Joseph Woo1 mansee, George Brown.
ID. d. COWEN. PRESIDENT
H. C. wELDAY, Cashier.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-05-25

The manufacture Of linen last year,in
Ireland, was greater than ever before.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-05-25

SNAKES ANTIpATHY TO FIRE
There is in Brazil a very common pOis-
onous snake, the surcuru, respecting
which the inhabitants related the. fol-
lowing facts: They say that such is
the an3ipafhvof this reptile to fire, hat
when fires are made in the clearing
away of woods they rush into it, scat
tering it with their tails. till is extin-
guished, even becoming half roasted in
the attempt. and that when an indl-
vidual is passing at night with a torch,
they pass and repass him lashing him
with their tails till he dropsit, and the
snake is Immediately found closely
coiled round the extinguished torch.
The greatest enemy of this snake is an
immense lizard, five or six feet long,
| 1t is-said that when the snake succeeds
in efecting a bite, the lizard rushes in
to the woods, eats some herb, and re-
turns to the conflict, which almost in
| variably terminates in its favor. su
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-05-25
A Frontier Scene.


Rev. Sheldon Jackson, writing to the
Evangelist, describes church scene in
Evanstown, Wyoming Territory:
"What's the show, stranger %
sPreaching tonight at the hall. Will
Won come?' "You bet, / WILL" was
the question and response at one OF the
saloons. s-,e -l.l ~
At half-past seven o'clock hall un-
der the roof of a rough, unplaned rame
building and over a whisky and gam
bling saloon, was lighted up and the
people began to gather; ladies from the
Pacific coast and from the, Atlantic, in
telligent and self-reliant pioneers from
the Stores, gamblers from the saloons,
and MOrmOns, until the room was luil
and more than full. Some went away
unable to get in. The services were as
usual, except that thesherif was called
out to stop a fight among the roughs In
the saloon below. l,.ss 20 .s..Ii..t
Much interest was manifest6d by those
present in securing regular preaching.
Arrangements were made to have tina!
indefatigable worker and successful
missionary, the Rev. F. L. Arnold, OF
Laramie, Wyoming Territory, give
them a semi-monthly service. This
extends his parish distance of five
hundred miles along the Pacific Rail.
road. The round trip to Evanston and
return being farther than from New
York to Chicago. l..a .ia l!.ia -
Evanston, 900 feet above the water
| is 953 miles east of San Francisco, 2,36;
miles west of New York, and two mile;
east of the boundary line between Utaf
and Wyoming '4I.- rr-. -Tlai3e
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-05-25

Switzerland keeps up an army of ZOO
900 men at an unusual cost Of 81 ,165 900.
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The State of o. 10 Belmont
Common Pleas.
NOTICE IN PARTITION.

-
Mechem Moore. Plaintiff.
Elisabeth Moore. Jacob Moore, Nathan K.
Moore, Sarah Z. Lou ,on and James LoLdoh,
her husband Abigail Moore, Minerva
Moore, and William Moore,
Defendants.
THE defendant, Elisabeth Moore, who resides
i in Belmont County, Ohio, Jacob Moore.
who resides in Monroe County, Ohio, Nathan
K. Moore who resides in Noble County. Ohio.
Ssrah IS. Loudon with her husband James
Louaon, Abigail Moore, Minerva Moore and
William Moore VINO reside in Belmont County,
Ohio, the last three minors. will take notlce
that on the l4th day OF April, ISL, the above
petitioner, Mechem Moore, filed in the Court
Of Common Pleas OF Belmont County. ONO; Q
petition, which Is now pending praying the
said Court to determine the right OF the defen.
a nt Elisabeth Moore TO DoEer In and asking
for partition OF the following described real
estate subject to said determination Of Dover
in the following described real estate situate IN
said County and State to-wit: The North part
OF the Southeast quarter OF Section 2. in Tow n
ship g. of Range 5, OF lands directed to be sold
at Marietta, Ohio. containing One Hundred and
| T. wnship in said County and the same lands
devised to Henry Moore by Jacob Moore by
VIII Of November 18th, 1858. and same lands
occupied by said Henry Moore At his death.
At the next term of the Court OF Common
| Pleas of said County, application will be made
for the partition of said premises subject 70 the
ldetermfnai ion OF said Court in the matter o.
Dover, and in accordance with prayer OF said
petition. ,,ucup,r ,roopr
ByL. DANroRp his att y. sp3o-6w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-05-25

MILLINERY GOODS. Z rs
MISS M 3 Bo9D,
MARTINS FERRY, OHIO.
xXIOULD announce that have Just rece.vso 1a
and Fancy DRY GOODS of the lates sdy1es;;-
Also q ftriI stoc x of MILLINERY and sIkAW
GOODS, which l offer to the pu DIG eneaP ~
cash;
Tnankful for past favors continue TO so
licit share of the public patronage. S.-l - s-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-05-25
r. PRATT Il SON,

IL. PRATT ~ son,
Dealers in
PAINTS, OILS, AND vARNISHES,
= BRUSHES. ARTISTS MATERlALS.
FRENCH, GERMAN d AMERICAN GLASS.
SASH, DOORS, FRAMES, SHUTTERS.
And Agents for
FRENCH PLATE GLASS.
No los Market ST., doors below Mcclure House
WHEELING, WEST VA.
am " HoGE BENZ. z. CowEN,
HArrHIAs sdEETs, ANTHONY SHEETS.
q. n. SHEETS.
HO0E, sBEET1 n CO.,
3 a N x = r 3,
BELLAIRE, OHIO.
nEAI, IN EXCHANGE, and buy Coin, Coup
Deposits in money received. Interest paid or
DrsWes Of foreign bills Of exchange.
Do general banking business Jysn
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Fol. CutaaneyolIuls BIZ Disorders,

mt want of space compels me to conclu 'e.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-08-03

"A CURE FOR TIE TooTHAcHE.-A
Cincinpatl dentist was somewhat an
noyed recently by observing a man
approach his house at the same hour
every evening, look at it intently,
and finally seat himself on the door
step, and remain there for a'consid
arable length of time. There had
seen rumors Of burglars in the neigh
oorhood, auh after this singular con-
.luct had been many times repeated,
md he had suffered much anxiety
BECAUSE Of it the dentist determined
% remonstrate with his tormentor
Approaching him cautiously, wishing
70 do nothing to provoke his ill-will
ne saids 8" Ny good friend, if it,would
ne I'LL the same to you, will you noi
divide your attentions with my neigh
bors? You may arouse jealousy, you
know, and If it would suit you as
sell, suppose yon sit occasionally or
some other doorstep" BIT II
wouldn't be the same, shouted the
yisitor in return, NOR anything liki.
it. You are dentist, and | have az
internally. aching tooth that tM M ! I haven I
lie coSiirase to have pulled. l CONT
.hsrs- every. afternoon trying to .make
up myrmind,to shEve 1T out, and fas
,ooh as / come + ii II sight + of your III hods1,
rt4stops' aching, and as long, as fTai$
IN your doo",stepi where the con
ounded thing knows it can get pulle1
t it'gives trouble, I have. some, rest :
Now if you w'nt me to go'to' 'anothe'
lentist, I will" /" Oh, no" was th';
:sr,ly, :" Under those circumstances
,tay BY all means, myfiend3 2Sf
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-08-03
l;has y s. made 9 ibls-he is good tc

"a. IL sns woilo. Z
on !ne coI-y COZ if the boy never
earned dollsf parents and friends
always kept in spending money
pennies ~ to candies and fish
books and 4o ;istyShis imagined
:wants-andshe q se s3sgTown to man
hood 20, IN the .xpe7cy that the world
wM generally u him within siIni4
lar consideration, will always be
make,shift;Fand, fault is not 80
much his as tho,!sSout him, who
never y. made the bolepend on him
self-dids not nalAhiiIn wait six
months to get mones replace a lost
jack-knife.
Everybody has to1gh it at one
time. or another. ,Ibe, rougliag
comes in boyhood stees good ii
later, wheni habits ARMED. tiei.
equally tough, but no,ing educa.
stlonal, is entirely usel, And the
question whether q yoL man will,
succeed in making mopsr not d.
pends not Upon. where e goes o,
what he does, but upon lis is part,
md upon bis having carr money
and so gained knowle, of hi,
worth. Not a little Of th4aluabi.
experience and knowledg Of. til,
country boy gets on the farm
under the tutelage Of parentbrew,
enough to o-see the end from thbeein
ming, and to. make the labor d tn,
grief Of children contribute Ith,
success of subsequent life.1-asrtl
and Home. .,,- S..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-08-03
Sew a Va. ie,r OF Grass SEEDS

Very many farmers. in.lavinglands
to grass, sow only two kSds of seed
timothy and red top, when SEED i
sowed with gram in the spring. Cio,
YER seed is usuplly added the sue;
ceeding spring, though soneimesr7ii
is sown with other seeds. - -.
If we examine the turf of an. old
pasture. that is we'll stoc Ell with
grasse&Aone that affords rich fIea
and. that holds good through ths
summer, we shall find that it-conta,ns
considerable. variety Of grasses
from ten to fifteen varieties-insteais
of the two varieties, timothy andttei
top, which are commonly used. Dos
this indicate TINT the soil may cen-
tain elements which are favorable e.
different kinds Of grasses, and will
produce them abunelantly if their.
seeds are sown in 1t? 1t certaiilS.
seems 30. Mr.. Secretary Flint. in.
his work on grasses and Forage
Plants, says: | hold this. propositi6jj
to be indisputable, that any soil will
yield larger and more nutritious
grasses, than when sewn with only
one or two sneeies.. Indeed. it isiA'
fact established by careful expert
ment, that a nmixture1of only two .ui
three species of & Z grasses, and {eloVef
viii produce a less amount of baSs
than can be obtained by sowing d ii
larger number OF species together.
:. q, < But it is true that If We
SOW but one kind of grass. however,
ahdndantly the seed may be scatter
e, or on whatever soil it may be
or under. however fuyorable infu-
ences, ,only part Of the plants will
flouris6s vacant. places will oreur
throughout the piece, which WILDE
filed hu after 4 time by grasses of All
isferior quality, weeds or MOSES. If
a mixture made-ap ofsa larger num-
ben. oiSmsjass risaal s.shsalialsassvlH
cover the entire surfacaS and lprodueesfF
q far sttsrlnality-of ,hefbag age.-Newt
Farmer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-08-03

WH!rEwAsH FOR BUILDINGS -
Any one wishing to- improve the
looks of lis premises by coloring The
bare boards, will find below aforlnula
Tor making whitewash, which has
been used on rough outside sheds.
md found to do well. Take one
quart ofslime in an ordinary pailful
If water; add about three pounds o!
whiting previously broken up. an;l
mixed with water) 5-apd SIX TO eight
ounces OF glue. dissolved in hot wa
ter.s Another, which IS said by par
ties having aeonsidetsase Eexpe1elee
10 be much better than the above.
making a covering as hard as enamel,
ard almnst equal 10 paint, is: Make
the required Quantity of wash. and
add TO every pailful one-pint OF com
non salt, II you desire to make the
-.bove either yellow green, brown or
lark red, stir in sufficient, chrome
yellow, chrome greenj or Spanish
brown to make.,yo desired. shade /
if dark blue or beautiful skv wolld
suit the taste,better,. color with a So
luton of soluble Prussfan- blue for
dark, and hltramarine blue for sky.
One onnre of thes{powdered blue.
dissolved in~.one gallon of boiling
water, makes very strong solution
ard an excellent laundry blue.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-08-03
Spoe,1c,;ii.aIa 1,;i. ~ otices.
:. CoNsUMPTI0N. .,dsss -
ITS CURE AND I'rS; PREVENTIVE;
BC Z. 8. HCHEHCK. 81,

k1s-otk1Aub11.1A-0 - rsfSsIitftf.
Many human being has passsSS away Ss Tsosss ss
EnoYn ana PsSysa me means @sas Ss ess ss
sieeni,1 the dreamiess slnmber Into which, had
q DR. JOSEPMM pNHENUAH sAaATA-1
~ = = ,s,,r,,s-s,pv .efscs.
sna sons aTaaS they would not
wherever Susens VITALITY Is%a.ns s 'sy yiIa
sslek into I 4 49,
tnis Is renresent tntinn
10 hs1a nat Gt bousand times By living
Ssdicnes 8 as simple 6 T e 4 gns9 =
surfing, selfconyincIng: i,.,,..,. p,,,, 49,, ".
Ine Sea,Weeu ri,h u vbich the citadel or the
nrSS dWo Weap1Inas %tn o9shs Cases Of con-
9TiSnate @ ,S n XIII Condition the bronc
tnSes svmi,arhIzi% with the stomach They re-
spOnd to ihe ncrp e action Of tRs liver IsSsthsn
Win all ts ois.IessinS sgMps%ITiSS Ep%TS n 49, ~
The MandrsSe PMS are composed Of one Of Ma
Thev .nnssess Hi fhe S,ooISsearchinn aitefatiye
properses prop ' of caiomel 40 I but Unlike caioSs they
LG The WORK cure Is now beginning The y,tsassa s
mentary canal are eiecsed The liver, IKE o'clock.
stomach acts responsiy @ ana the t patenf begins
'eel AsUpPfEWess Isl pp p EeIaesi esR ~ %6p 1oan2
The Sescweed Tonic in comITnct,on WIZ the pills
nerineates and assin,1atss sy;th tS III nts
cation Is now progressing without It's previous tor
be hapa ag Thsss more
@ Nov Somss Ssss|sssstssss Ssed Psss sssr M sss q
Schaursys Pnlmnne Svrnn cones IN n H.
functions and to Inste1 and Complete tie cure II r
CHEATED 7 sGlIsets aS fpsn the Impaired ane
% Saterings il prepares them Sr e1pectoration, and
a xetS tSlons i tss
gained TgS5 tSai eps aSr'n 70 Oh
|, ~. xsHTraT 1s ~ IT'D n ocxil i'G 10
!. Thesecons tS!ns Is, tae pssisnnis : Pns. .tay IN.
siSis T. prsysns saEiIg solSSssa tasIanss sTsas g!
easa essse e. sE and dIns sspscsy Z sS
secnon ot o Ine svrona vsisens Who recomnnent
SON. are ai e wroIs; ,sa,- nst1snf9 T sSeir Iunna ar
paay Gseaseo an au al, fSes osH ot. thsy mn, N ~ alI
house ney SUI M T. w, az }a stram
s1HHs sns aSs 81 o good
sss ss sssss s sssl 3 ds WIN ii
u @ sss such as Evidence q % gGs
n ySe 70 sm ri nT Schenclis nersonaI STATE
rnensto a. fhe Eactv Of his own cre was In thes
moaest @ ~ woras: @ s vos ,, the last stapea ~ chm
~ =, ~ 20, ~ had e,,d a. ono t,rna m,
physicians thoushtthat IsSnld not liyeswesE theS q
ike arownne man c5cning as y ~ ne1s1 t -
ana o1taiheo dns = re a1 ~
seemed % me tnas couia @ iee a sae , ., IL -,
Wpole sysIgn, aney ~ M @ tta INIT ~ Man
Innss, Sna w49lu Sp.t " pS urS m in,
S's1 sSon as that began to suSside, NV cough
sns and al began e ieayens cav ,l
Mscnity ana 1E tsst could Fee Rom eating TO cn
soon gained my strength, and have grownin fesi
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-08-03


fec.uai REMEDY .iian airy other. Those wiro hi
tried it, sSi,ortiat it cute,l tarn thosc Wno ia
not, tnoE that il cures thsirnc.SlipofS anu iiicn
and all know that what it does on;e IL Toes :;
ways tilat it neYerE.!ls tnfongn amy ianit orne
ylr;t Of It's composition. Nc 'ilfe thouS;n,is ui
thousands of ceItileatce o. their rclnrKaDr cur
Of the following complaints, bns such cures &
.;nowl IN every nciSliborl.ood, ;tnd we nee!i y
publish thein Adapted 10 all ages aid concitiC
in al climates; continuing ncihef caomcl noEGi
,leicte:iinls dru:-c, i.;ey may Bc taken with safe
5y anybody liheir s,lgarS;oa,in.; preserves thc
."e ire ii, and makes ,hem pleasant tD rake VIZ
Dcing phrely vcscia5Ic, no harm can arise 'ro.
their use in any quantity
They operate by their powerful inlltenco on u.
internal vS.cya 70 p:irify tie blood Ind stunlai
u info healthy a:tnn--rcinove tho oi'etiIirtion
Of the stomach bowcl lirc:, anu other o!S;lDS Z
The bodS, restoring thcr crr.cgalaractlon to heuith
and by correcting, whc.evcr they eXlSt, such de
r,,iicilents rs are trc il'SE origin OF disease
Minute drect:ons.ayo given III the wrapper o.
,hc box for the following complaints, which tnes.
pHis r:,pidly curc:-
For E,yx,ir:,.ii. or Ti,.liGestior,, Lfsticsn-
nSss, L;,Ii...ic or and Loss of Appctita, they
achraud restorc ita Hostility tone and action.
For Liver CcDs pl.s int and its various symp-
TOMS Ieiiloiis Sseailachc, SICK Head
ache. J:auni.lcc Or Gsrccn sickness, Ell.
;ors G. DIic and nii56ux Fcvcrh, they should
DC n(licously taken for cash case, to correct tit
cauSc il.
For 1eyscntary or Diarrhoca, but One
clild dose Is generally required.
(. For Asheun,ntisn,, Cont, Gravel, Pal
;,ifntiOn OF rhc .1Gcart, Pain In tllt
side, BACK and Loiiis, they should be contin
uousIy taken, as required, to change the diseased
action of the system. With stca change thost
complaints disaprcar.
For Drop.y and DropsicaI Swelling,
they SHOULD be taken in large and frequent dose!
toJproduccthe effect of n drastic purge,
For supprcssio on q large dose should .bt
taken as It produces the desired effect by sym
AS q Dinnsy Pill, take one or two 1'ills tt
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
I An occasional dose stimulates the stomach ant
bowels into healthy action, restores the appctlts
and invigorstcs the SYSTEM. Hence II Is often ad
yantaseous where no serious tlerangemen exists
One who feels tolerably we'll oiten finds that
dose oftheee Pills makes him feel decidedly bet
ter, from their cleansing and noVating elect on
the digestive apparatus. .n
DR.. J. C. 4YER & CO., Practical Chemists,
= = LOWELL. MASS, q. 8: Il.
satss, For sale by ALL DRUGGISTS. !.
AnO IA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-08-03
tdcerne.

+ ELneerne makes the earliest greer
feed that Cali be had, and happy is
he who has a little lot ofit from which
to cut for his cattle and working
stock. Few persons in this section
have ever sowniit, or seen it, bnt for
all that, it is. richly worth what il
cost. From the middle Ct March to
the first Of July it yields bountiFully
the sweetest and richest green feed
aud n.ay be cutover close tothe ground
rour or six times. Once established
in good soil it will last for twenty
years or more with the Least possible
attention.
Don't TRY it unless you have rich
ground. plenty of manure, and will
liloagh deep and pulyerize.x Itssroots
arss large andF CO. 'deep Drill TIE
seed shallow, ten pounds per acre
cover lightly, and keep it reasonably
free from weeds and grass especially
while young.
SoWsany time fEem middle OF Jan
uary sto-mddle of March. No plant
or grass can grow repeated crops Of
iAxuriant green, without rich and
leep soil to draw from. Lucerne
comes earlier, aud is most grateful
tnd beneficial to all sorts Of stock
hat have passed the winter on dry
forage. For horses and mules it is !,
capital Alternative, and brings, on a
new coat Of 1air very finely. y For
ulilrh cows and brood sows it pays III
The abundance Of rich milk.
Lucerne is of the clover tribe and
.ikes lime soils. but proper manur-
ing will secure profit from it on
ven very Light sand.-Banner of the
South.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-08-03
V. Richards & Bros

HAVE Store Of the most Superb Stocks DRY GOODS they
yer pleasure offering regard ap@shs
n they buy their Goods for Cash thus getting the
forever twenty w stoc well the want
selling rlQh basis the d
vantages than the ouse
any a 0d @ @ @ Sh h ate @ r8 buy @ cash.
mcnona leading article
nd prices They have DRESS GOODS OF all descriptions from 2 h
CALrCOES from to 12!c
PERCAIES Ice, 20c and 25c
The best BLACK ALPcAs 25c offered market and from thai
. PIQUES from 2Oc to finest.
MOURNING GOODS all - - ~ l..i 49, ftil
H y superb Of BLACK SILKS all and cheap = II
COLORED STRIPED and CHECKED SILKS great variety
WHITE GOODS of all tile leading kinds makes = 3:
BLACK LLAMA and WHITE LACE POINTS also e styl
BGaeK 3fi SILK 1AcEs EMBROIDERED BANDS
great variety Of NOTIONS FANCY ARTICLES TRIMMINGS RIBBONS
FANS. PARASOLS CoRSETS HOOP SKIRTS. &c
TABLE DAMAsK TOWELlNGS, NAPKINS MARSELLES QUILTS &c
s4s %S29 S!sSd5n S bc
Always on hand superior Of Goods suited the wants of Gents
and Boys s'&
To ali Of which they respectfully their friends and
oe distance they have say that they pay ps attention Orders
and send samples by mail when requested l.... -.
Goods their
is Cash.
well afford they fill the during leisure moments which
and worth the freight they pay which they are willing
ow the customer placing Goods their Depot Cheap
in the CITY, sending Goods this delivery
sending Orders and trusting the judgment the firm osmke eec
tons r ea N e asd
order may returned the money will be refunded Give them trial
v, RICHARDS e. BRGSs., M
49, 49,. ~ FREDERICK STORE
,ie sdi viaa, IA, Corner 10y The r4nHs iS a0te!
Augusta; Aprll2i sns4o = If .ea : 80 is