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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-11-16
COMMERCIAL REPORTS.
Pittsburgh Live Stock Market.

SATURDAY, Nov. Ii, ISL
CATTLE--The market, upon the whole, was [
faIr one, considerably betterin many respect
than il has been for some time past, but mol
altogether up to the expectations of ope ators
generally. The receipts, as will be seen, wert
65 cars In excess of last week. but. with an i'm.
proved demand, in conseque ice of the more
favorable sdvIces from the east, trade was fair
and, while there was no Quotable advance
prices were full sustalned-in some instances
the best grades may have brought a slight ad-
vance, but this was exceptional, not general
Prime shipping steers, fat and smooth, may
be quoted al 51z95N-one small bunch oil extra
brought cts, and more OF the same kind would
have brought that figure; medium TO good sold
at 41za51l. and common at 31x9i i-t
HoGs.- Receipts go cars against 225 cars last
week; average qualify poor. unusually SO, and
in consequence, while common hogs ruled
weak and dull. prime fat hogs, such as are usu-
ally bought fur Philadelphia, sold readily and
that. too at better prices than revailed in the
early part of the week. 1t was almost impos
.ible to find good straight bunch of hogs, and
thus being the case. there was more sorting,
than has been done here for many Il day; the
men would buy mixed .ot, pick
out the TOPS" and ELI the tails" 10 the York
buyers, this being the kind that is generally
Doug at Tor that market The efclosrng prices
v ere given ~ s4@4, . for Workers. and sI7594 IS
70. PHILADELPHIA b h0gs-ghere were q couple OF
extra punches sold hiring the week at 81 80,
out this is con sidesed an outside price.
SHEEP.-Tne receipts were large, unusually
Sd. Iei cars, "A cars in excess of last week, when
the run" was considered fair; with this in
creased supply ahd no improvement in the de-
man d. the market was a little sluggish through
out the entire week, particularly for the COM
mon -,ni medium grades The best grades, how
ever, the supply of this particular kind, not
pei ng much II any larger than usual, brought
last wee ks prices, and sold readily. Prime
dne wool sheep may be quoted at 5@51z-there
were Two lots of extra sold at 90 good "a prime
open woOled sheep, may be quoted at 1905.
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Notices OF the Press.

Notices oil the Press.
? There are intelligent American families in
which HARPERs MAGAZINE would not be an
appreciated and highly welcome guest. There
is no monthly Magazine an intelligent reading
family can less afford to be without Many
Magazines are eccumula ed. fHkRPER'S is ed
tied. There is not q Magazine that is printed
which shows more Intelligent pains expended
o Its articles and mechanical execution
There is not a cheaper Magazine published.--
There Is not, confessedly, q more popular Mag
azine in the world New England Homestead.
A repository OF biography and history. Eter-
ature, science, and art.uneQualed by another
American publication, The volumes
are as valuable as q mere work Of reference as
any cyciopedia we can place in our lfbraries.-
HARPERS MAGAZINE Ii a record of travel every
where since the hour of its establish ment--
Livingstone and Gordon Cumming in A rica,
STRAIN among the Andes and Ross Browne in
the East. Spoke On the Nile and Macgregor on
on the eJordan-indeed, all recent travellers of
note have seen their most important discov-
cries reproduced in these pages. Most; of Our
younger and many of our older writers find
here their literary biography. Our artists see
the best evidences of their genius and the most
enduring specimens of theirlwork in the Maga-
zine.-lN. Y. Standard.
II is one of the wonders of journaIism-the
editorial management of HARPER's.-lTAe
Nation. N, Y.
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A Rare Chance for agents

II II you Will engage with US aI once E;yervthin1
Ilrn lSned an expenses paid. Address r. 4
Ellis co, Charlotte. Mich.
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AdminiStratrix's Sale.
PrObatesCOurt of Belmont COun-
ty, Ohio.

Nancy d. Frost, Admx. of he estate of VIM
g. Frost, decd. .i
VS..
Ross Frost, ct. al, Defts.
DY virtue of an order of sale to me directed
ID from the Probate Court OF Belmont o.. o.
in this cause will offer for sale on the prem
ises in Hunter, on
THURSDAY. DECEMbER II, 1871.
Town Lot. Number one ~ in the Town of
Hunter, Belmont County, ohio, a. described
ON the Pot OF said Town: subject to the Home
stead therein of Nancy D Frost, appraised
80 ~ NANCY ID. FROST, Adn'x
OF the estate of VIM. c. Frost.
GEO II, UMsTEAD, Atty. no1td
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MARRIED.

FULTON-wILEY,- Sept. q. at the residence
Af the britie's taihei by Rsv. VIM. Moffat Mr.
Robert NJ Futon and Miss Lucy j. Wiley,
O,th Of biencoe, Ohio
FL LETCH the 2nd inst.
NV Rev w. F. auck, Mr.. Archelas Fletcher
to Mlss Rebecca Robinson. all Of this county
COWEN-SHEErS.--On Thursday Nov. O. b, at
the residence of the brides parents by Rev.
Gasion Mr Presly =, owen to Miss Annie
Sheets, both OF Bell aire, Ohio. hn
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PAPERS of the Incorporation of the
Bellaire Printing Company were filed
at Columbus ON Monday. Incorpora-
tors: 6. w. Hogue, NJ. w, Jenkins,
Jas F. Anderson, J. NJ. 5. Crafty and
G. r.. Grier. Capital stock 5000, di-
vided into shares of s. each. They will
continue the publication of the Lnde-
pendent. We have not learned who is
to editit, but for the prese it will b 4
under the control of j. F. Anderson,
Esq, a good man. I-si-,,u l'
A German Steamer lately arrived in
New York with forty cases of Cholera,
Forty-one died on the passage.
Workmen on Connecticut railroad
found a live frog in blotk of granite,
put him IN alcohol in bottle to send to
Yale College. Unscientitic boss drinks
alcoh ii, breaks bottle and throws away
frog. -sl
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EStraYS.

TWO HORSES taken up In the town of Saw
| ellSville. ohio, by +. j. Ball, Arabian spot
Mare supposed To be four (i) years old past.
inurleen and one hale Qp6) hands high we'll
made; Black Mare, spProsed 50 be abont
hands high, low In flesh. shod all roun.i, Grip
pl ed in LEFT hip. lame In the fore feet, little
sprung in fore legs. Any one proving property
and paying charges can have same.
nnQ3Xs
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use; and every family should have them on hand
for their protection and relief, when required.
Long experience has proved them to be the SAT.
est, surest, and best Of all the Pills with which
the market abounds. By their occasional use,
the blood Is purified, the corruptons. OF the sys-
TEN expelled, distractions removed, and the
whole machinery of life restored to its healthy
activity Internal organs which become clogged
and sluggish are cieansed by Ayer's Pills. and
stimulated into action. Thus incipient disease
when reckoned on the vast multitudes who enjoy
it, can hardly be computed. Their sugar coating
makes them pleasant to take, and preserves their
that they are ever fresh, and perfectly reliable.
Although searching, they are mild and operate
without disturbance to the constitution, or diet, or
occupation.
Full directions are given on the wrapper to
each box, how TO use them as Family Physic,
and for the following complaints, which these
For For iSy1s DysPep.ia or Inalgesslon, nia,les..
mess, LanggOr and Essss ef Appetise, they
should be taken moderately tostimulate the stom-
ach and restore its healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complaint and its various symp-
toms, Bilious Headache, Sick Head.
ache, Jaundlce or Green sickness, Bill:
be judciously taken for each case, to correct the
diseased action or remove the obstrucuons which
cause il.
For .Dysentery or Diarrhoea, but one
milddose,is GENERALLY required
2 For Rheunla tism, G0nt, Gravel, Pal.
spitatfen OF tfe Heart, Pain In the
uously taken, as required, to change the diseased
action of the system. With such change those
complaints disappear.
For DrOpsy and DrOPsical Swelifng1,
they should be taken in large and frequent doses
to produce the effect Of drastic purge.
For Suppression, large dose should be
taken, as 1t produces the desired effect by SYM
pathy.
As a Dinner PtU, take one or two Pills to
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
fha annatita and inv the
system. Hence 1t is often advantageous where
no serious arrangement exists. One who feels
tolerably WELL often finds that q dose of these
pills makes him feel decidedly better, from their
cleansing and renovating effect on the digestive
apparatus.
PREPARED BY
DR.. j. @. AVER q co., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS, U. s. 4.
FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
To Consumptives.

! TIE adv rtiser, having been permanent
cured of that cad disease. Consumption, by :
Slm ole reIaedy, Is anXiou> Lo make known L,
nis fellow sufferers the means of cure. To Al
v no desire it he Will senu Q copy OF the pre-
scfI ption used, tfree of ch rgel, with the direc
lIous for preparing and using the same, swhici
they will find a SURE URE FOR CONSUMPTION
Ash HMA, BRGNCHIIIs. &C. Parties wishing LlIs
prescripIIo Will please address
REV. EDW ARD A. WILSON,
2S2 South Third Street, Williamsburgh, NY.
oct26Tl-iy
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Pittsburgh Produce Market.

From the Pittsburgh papers of Monday.
AP- LES.-PrIme 81 Is; good 275 p Dbl.
BUTTER-lss2Dc.
EGGS-FreEh 2S@29c 2 doz
FLouR-Red winter. 81 75@s7 so white, IS o.
as %; Rye ) 50.
GRAIN-Wheat. Red st.SaI,4o. White 81 a
al 81; Corn. $3.50; Oats, 45c; Rye, 10
HAY 22926 q ton,
P0ULrRY-5pring Chickens 5095oc p pair;
Id p pair 75c.
POTATOES-60@65c. q bns.
BEAN5-s2 on p bus
CARBON OIL-24c p gal.
DRIED FRUIT.-Peachesl l01z@llc; Apples 81
@9c p n.
GROCERIES-Cofee. Rio. 10, prime lSc:
sag srs. New Orleans ll7z: Cuba l0aile; Teas.
Young Hyson. ~ 2 n; Syrups, common 45@55
other grades 4O@45; Rice I0c.
ROVTSIONS.-Shoulders plain 7z9Sc;ribbed
sides Sc; sides clear l0c; sugar cured hams
l5c; lard ll1<c.
HLDES.-Green (Cow and steer) 7@sc; Kip Il
ale; Calf, i6@is.
CHEESE-Goshen IL Dairysc.
sEEDS-Clover. IS 55@7; Timothy, Sc 50@8 7
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-11-16

Miss DICKINSON says in her lecture
upon "lYorking NJ Msn AMI Demagogues''
that isno man ever lifted himself to
erninence wh0 was not willing to give
ore than an eIuivalentin labor for his
wages or who ever stopped to count
the hours" How true! We daily OBJ
serve class of n ID x11 l9ssrve to bear
the sti sml of vayabon l., VINO are will
ing to go in rags AMI st trve themselves
rather than do an hours work at less
than the hi iyhest rates paid to the craft
Once ina while Reiike to see one o
these idIers "go West" where industry
alone eia s:raLch oIs iivslih0o L and
we like t. see him Oh his return with
his false hopes OF stepping into for.
tune replaced by humility enough to
go to work unreasonable wages. Anna
never said "a truer thing than the
above. - - - - q
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WEhave no positive Information o.
the tax levy on the Warnock pike
.hiie yesio autbelieve twill fall be
low 100 per. cent. -ofthe original -esti'
mate, ase 3iiaSs 'heirdit n.p1rted that
2eO per, cent. would be the amount re
quirel to co nplete the road.
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A Rare Chance |

L residence and eight and ON half Bcres of
choice Land, situated on and south OF the Ma
Jional Road Immediately East OF and adjoin-'
ing the Town of st. G airsviIe. very suitable
for a private residence or for Market Gardner
The bull iings are nearlV new very CONVENIENT
ly arranged and surrounded by choice Fruit
Trees of every variety, just coming into bear
ing; good well and pump, and all necessary
Persons desirOus to purchase
are invited to see the premises. Title perfect;
possession given Immediately. My only in
ducement to sell is my intention to move West.
no9tf ISAAC d. JOHNSON.
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! IF anyth ng happens in your neigh
borhood which would look well in
print, do not expect to find it out by
natural inst net Write it down and
send it to US. That il the way to
make a livepaper. Editors don't know
everything if the .sdevil" does stay
with them.
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Notice in Partition. q,
Court Of Common Pleas of Bel.
mont County, Ohio. I'll
Richard B. Reynolds, ct. al.

Richard B. Reynolds, ct. al.
DICHAR,, B. REYNOLDS, Hester Ann
and cyrus Reynolds, Belmont Count. Ohio,
Jeremiah Reynolds OF Wood County, West
Virginia, Matilda shepherd of WoquUIs Coun-
ty, Iilinois. Oliver Reynolds OF the State of
Iowa, Melissa Bethel and John Bethel, her
husband, and Leva Hussy OF Belmont County,
Ohio. Esther Beatty and william Beatty, Jr..
her husband and stockton Hussy minOr) of
the State of Wisconsin, Joseph Reynolds OF
Belmont County, Ohio, ReOeCca King and
- King, her husband, 10 eph Rey mold
Priscilla Reynolds aud Vincent Reynolds OF
Chester County, ,Pennsylvan ATTACHED Gatcheil
of Lancaster County, Pc n>y lvania, Daniel
Reynolds. Pnebe Reynolds. Thomas Reynolds.
Annie Reynolds and John Reynolds, (minors)
of Belmont county, Ohio, Marry Ferrell and
- Ferrel her husband, o1 Harrison County
Ohio. James Philips of the State of Indiana.
Lena Mccartney and David McCartuey her
husband, of the State OF Wisconsin. Rachel
HoIton and jasper p. Holion, her husband,
susan Gray sarah Hollingsworth and Hanni-
bal B HolIingsworth, her husbond. of Belmont
County, Ohio. IsIael Yardiey. the children Oh
Rachel lardley, decd, the children OF Ruth
Yardley. deed, and the children of Joseph
Yardiey, decd. whose names are unknown and
are believed to reside somewhere in the Stale
ot Illinois, will take notice that on the 9TH day
Of November. A. ID. 1871, n petition was fled
against them in the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Belmont County, Ohio. by Reuben Reynolds
for partition OF the following described real
estate, situate in Belmont County, OHIO, Lo-wit:
Being the south hsli OF the Southwest quar-
ter OF Section "a, Township Q. and Range d, in
the SteubrnSllle J4anu DISTRICT.
Also, the East hall of the Northwest quarter
of Section "A, Townships and Range in the
Steubenvtl}e Land District.
Also, part of the North half of the Northwest
quarter of Section %. Township and Range g.
beginning for the same at a stake, corner of
Alexander Mcbride, on the North boundary OF
said section; thence South 70 East 1873 poles;
hence south S9%o West 81 q poles; thence North
70 West 1873 poles; thence Nor n s9I5o la L6l6
poles to the place of beginning; containing 80
acres, rood and II perches; aud that at the
next term of said Court partition win be asked
of said premises.
L. DANFoRD, Atty for petitioner.
Noy0-6w
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Canned Fruits so dozen Cannr"

Canned Fruits so dozen Cannr'
Frgl,. ..irect from Philadelphia, at Me
MooieS: Peaches, Pie Peaches, Toma
toes Plume. Pears, ,Pinespples, Cherrles'
Whortieberrisss Bi ckOerries, STRAW
berries. G, cen Corn, three kinds o. frsr'
String Bsaus, Lima Beans, Cave Oys
ters. SardIdes, dc. Sauces. HAN" u
.Kinss, Club, Celery, Cranberrs. Pr,pei
.f.hov ehoY, Catsap, Onions, ficsies,
Horse RaI'sh, French Mustard: hlei
Ieliies. Assorted Extracts, Assorte"
Essences. Be. klo. o.1.I
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3 We learn that the Gazette man is
playing it strong upon postnasters.
Protesting TO send his small sheet free
to thesa officers, one Of them was much
surprised afeW days since by the ap-
pearsas,e OF a billof so, subscription.
tsSieh is lie. -
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GEO H. LOGAN, ESQ of Guernsey is
a caud date for the position of First As
sistant Sergeant-at-Arms Of the House.
Ir. Logan is highly reccommen.i ed
and would make good officer.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-11-16

WBlwere favored with quite s we're
snow storm On Tuesday night Mr..
Jesse Bewley's corn-crib was blown
into the alley, giving him considerable
trouble in gathering up the contents.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-11-16

Call It Che farm OF Josiah Close. miles Wes'
s<f->iL Clairsville, or address Jno.S. Close on
a e-rs5sir IkTJ, CLOSE, East Richland, o.
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! 55,.-Fhe BEIi,MoxT CHRoNS1ctE is :
good paper and has secured the publ
cation of the United States mails. :
fSteebbeIt0ilLe Herald. igsf .f7art'E.b =
That is our return for breaking III
the st. Gairsville Tammany Ring.
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OHP p REKIuMS

We will send the CHRONICLE ano
! american Farm Journal, to any ad
vance paying subscriber for two dol
lars nd forty cents. The Farm Jour
nal is large, Is page, illustrated
Monthly, now in its second year
and the cheapest Agricultural papel
for the money published in the West
Price alone Is cents a year.
Also the CHRONICLE and New York
Rural one year for s4,25. The R'Lra'
costs alone 800 year.
Also the CHRONICLE and Weste1n
Rural, price $500 a year, for $500.
We give the following a place, Uer-
6atina ct Iteratina, as reply to an arti-
Gle in our last issue on admitting ne
groes into our public schools. We
withhold the name of the author and
think he has good reason to fear negro
equality:
DIST. No. =, RICHLAND TP.
ED. CaRoSICLE: We notice in last
weeks CHRONICLE an, article titled
Trouble You don't state in what District
the trouble arose, The irrepressible
darkey as you call him has forced HIM
sell int more than one of our schools
in this Township and with blandest i'm
pudences there still sits and Even de
niands an Education at the hands of
the teachers, who are generally respect
able Now Mr.. Editor we are Just as
much III Iavor of schOOlen the darkey'S
as any body else but am opposed to
bringen them into the whit9schOOlS to
do it Even il they hadn't sold that
darkey school hou Sc at the tOle gate it
is too far Tor the darkieS in the .far end
of the Township.
> ] am in favor of hiring their parents
or somebody else to learn them and pay
them the darkies part of the school
fund that is fair enough
As you make light of this which we
think such a serious matter and even
concerns US as nation as well as single
/ will ask you how would
you like t. see your little brothers or
sisters or be boy again and sit beside
q big darkey and even spell with him.
+ is does very well to laugh q talk
about Dut when it comes to the test l
guess you'd do about like the f. +. O's
you speak about. We don't want the
white children to be cheated out of
their s.hoolen by the niger and we
hope since you pitched into us first you |
Will give this place in your columns if
it does sound little democratic
-. sfFl RICHLAND.
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4 OUR FFuscarawas Railroad friends
should not be sparing of naughts when
they count up the subscriptions to the
Dennison and Whetling Road. An
mex two or three to WheeIing's sub
Esefiption. Make it $500. .Ooe, 900 ins cad
Fef $500, ,000-You will get itxjust as
Isnon, and then it will look much better
.supOn paper. ~ 2 SEQ 80 -, ,.,,.-,,,
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Iszs G0LD IN Cole ANA traveller pass
ed through Colerain few days since,
and played itasharp upon some of the
lgood people of that section. He called
at several houses, protesting to have
found a'gold ring in the road, and hav-
ing no use for.suchiaR article sold it at
"a reduced rate. We learn thai several
families are now wearing gold rings.
DR.. c. has quit dealing. in ,jewelry.
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1t is said that if puff OF air were T.
he niosn iuIo = vein OF an animal drain
would instantaneOusly FOLLOW becatfs'
circulation would he stopped. The boo
makes the entire circuit of the hunah
5s.boiy every seven minutes. and when
ever this circulation 10 imPeded or any
of its channels are cioggef1 by lmpuri
ties which ought TO be carried on. az
ease flllovs-iever or disorder Oh I'VE
or kidneys, or-scrofnia. or dyspepsia
~, get and remove the soarce of the diff
A.uIty. use the old and infallibie bloc"
purifier. DR. WALKERS cALIFoRNlA
VIxEaaR RfTTERs. (nu. 9:lt.D
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we s.sh to settle up our Bonks tr'
so seeks,s we nave soaie pay
n-,,ts 90 make, aud hope oar patro.re
wi,,ss,ve US . little help just uo".
nj Isl have money
rno. s:3t CARROLL 2 0if ~.
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LOUISA

Dear Sir---zNo modr at present,but am
with, respect. lap-a il.1e ii' ., e.-,-ri r,.i
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WE are in receipt of a copy of the
Wilton QoM:s) Chronicle, a very neat
paper published by Messrs. c., Baker g.
jH. ]. Vail. The after was formerly a
resident Of this County, safFJ
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Superior Stock for Sail.

xrTE offer for sale at reduced rates from o'
w hocks, few thorough bred
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We are still Opposite the Post cgsce
win a full stock OF fancy and S.aI
groceries With Cranserrfts, Minse-Aie"
Hominy, Sc, just received at
(uo. GIT "EFSO
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-11-16

We do not back down from our posi-
ton, that man who discontinues d
paper ecause he does not like the
course it pursues, has no right TO 'bor-
row. and read it afterwards. From
this opinion no respectable editor will
dissent Guernsey Times.
Just so, but what will You do about
it? We have burly citizen in our
tomn who stopped the CHRONICLE for
the above reason, some weeks ago, and
who has borrowed or stole one regu-
larly ever since. At least we are in
formed that he keeps a copy in, his
Office aad he doesn't buy it.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-11-16

siTME Gasette man is rather hard on Us
lin oar femark concerning jaiisome-
time since. When he lis to mind the
fact of his once being Treasury clerk.
and only the clcmency Of the people
prevented Jhis< having2some practical
experiences in the Jail business, we
think he ought have taken our re-
marks kindly. ''i-.. il''e >, ,.i,.s.. -.
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An ineorrigible bore wants to know
If W-o-r-e-e-s-t-e,r spells Woosterfwhy
R1o-c-h-e-s-t-e-r do MT spell Rooster.
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s,,aI.iiag'sGlue mends broken toys ,&c.
SOzOdont.

rnis vord which has been staring
eVers body ia the IA . ior tue past ten
We .rs, aud il now gstting INTO nes
. sgery yDol, : mouth. Is u pr ;psratlon iol
clsa isiny, bsAdtifyins and pfesef sins
1 % teetn, sweetening the ursahus ahussts a'D
srrssnng the prosress.ol decay
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-11-16

THERE is but ffttfe change ia the
markets of this week. Corn IS ten
.ceats lower per bushel and coffee FIVE
cents higher per pound. !. 3 Si.-i.. = ~.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-11-16

The attention of Teachers, schoo'
Rr.ris. Couhtry Merchants ana osper
- called to ay sJock OF Schoor booA>
which is very complete.
TN. Lewis, ST. Cisirsvllle, Ohio-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-11-16

Ea3 Weiunderstand that Clerk Cum pbel
in Issuing certificates of election TO our
County ofi,ers elect, neglected to put
the County seal upon them. fit h I'D
beea the impression of the lower end
Isf bottle thatwas wanting, we, feel
that there would have been
no neglect. a5,.i : 81 ,s.,ils rSo7