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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-29
m Office

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO THE sro OK
l. holders, that the
Rock Islsnd Co, Agricultural Associate on.
On Saturday, November 4th, 1871, st 2 e'els ok
P. NJ, win hold, in this city, its ffst Annua
Election, and elect President, Vice President
Treasurer, one Director and applicants for mem
bsrship.
All persons desisous Of hscsming mem hers Of
the Society shoald hand their applications 10 the
Secretary before the annual meeting.
In psrsuAnee of the provision for changing
the Constitution, notice 10 also given that vote
will be taken upon changing Article 8, so that
from and after the nexs Annual meeting the fee
for membership shall be = instead Of $1e
~ now provided.
By order of the Board of Directors.
s.F. HARTMAN, Pre- sidsna.
v. u. BEAHnlHs, sss,stary.
Roek Islaaa ILL.,, Sept. 75th, 1871.
7k-detu2u
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-29
LOCAL N OTICEs.
To1usTrxE 10 unriyaled ~ bsausi6er oi
she complexion, il 10 . powder, harmless. re-
fined and elegant. Try il, so cents per box.

MRS. WHIrcoMB's SyEUP FOR SooTHNe
CHILDRxS.-Many slsepless nights OF pain
fol waschings to the anxious mother nigh
be avoided, By using shis available prepa
N kinn .Na ..s. ~.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-29

This comes under the head Of diseases Of tue
aer skin. and apnenrs mo e frequently on tbs
hands than any other part but the whole body
able TO att. ok., AZ il often produces The most
.n,lign.nt so,es which have bafled the xxi II Of
ihe mos, learned doctors: III terrible poison
tn The blood, and no local sppieat'oa. alone will
-r,..jiye the poison, We find i'll ctre Do not
Iii to gets bottle Of Tayior's Stomach and Liv-
ar CoKTectoT.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-29

NEURALGIA 10 cured BY the use OF Rsnne's .
Pain.Killing Magic Oil, sursst of anything
We ever tried; in fact, it cures any kind OF
pain or IAmeness, and is an article every
ia mily should keep IN the house. Sold BY
our merchants. ...
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-29

MAsRIAdx GUIDE,-- Interesting work
numerous engravings, 224 pages. Price 50
cents. Address DR.. Butts Dispsnsary, II
North Eighth street, 81. Louis, No. See
advertisement, 4s- T
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-29
80 new g. BEAUTIFUL MUSIC.

A Bright Blue Eye. Song Msiningsr, s5Ots
Haze you seen Louise Comic sosg, saxton, 40
Dartias Belle of the Boarding School, Pozter30
Girl aesth the Cigarette, Comic CordellA, 80
Jofis High Times, Comic, Parks, so
Eo,0 sooaidn'tyoa Ike to kaOW, Comic, Cord's 30
.Je.oe1is Of the Hsart, Beautiful Song MillArd30
Lop the Heador. q. "a ZuOh, 81
Let 1t Pass, fer Bass or Alto. 90 50
Yet Once again, Duett for Sop. and Barr
Gabriel, so
Quarreiiing Yeigabors, Comic Duett, Auber. IS
Somebody's 0hiid, with va-iatlous, Mack, so
Heaueaiy Greetings, Psnsie Roymantiqus,
Blanchey, S5
Holiday Vacation MarcA, illustrated title
Gilsinn, so
Seeet Antictpations, schottisehs, Z"
Gilsinn, SO
Daley, Fantasia, Krugy IS
ANY of the above sent by mail on receipt Of
the market price.
No matter where you see piece Of Music OF
Music Book advertised, send to us and you will
receive it by enclosing he publish rs price.
BAL0I21 g. wE8E@
Music DEALERS,
m7r-ded!2r. ST. LOUIS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-29
COMMERCIAL.
GOLD 1.I4 8-8,

BOOK ISLAND, September 20.
THls Flour market In corrected at wArnsr's
Mills and the quotations are che ruling prices OF
the Rock IElaad market.
WNTER WBHA4 EEeuR-W holssals. 90. 40
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-29
Rockford, Roek Island u St. Leuis
Railroad.

Z HEsIuHHFB URkfIEts
Rock ISLAND, Ill, Sept. a3d, 1871.
NOTICE Ie HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
LS Annual Meeting Of the stoskhoidsrs Of the
Rockford, hoek Island d st. Louis Rahroad
Company, will be held st the office Of the Com
pany, in the City OF Rock Island. Illinois, on
Wednesday the ilth day Of October, 1871, ai
IL O'Clock, noon.
RAHs0M r. CABLE, President.
JoHE P. WHITE HEAD, Eeoratary.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-29
PAPER BOXES.
SRE0xAE MoTxSMs.
CHRONIC AILMENTS:

PArtioulAriy ssrofula, have their origin in an
iI-sured neglected disease. Do VIC act see ev-
sery day persons stag gering under the weight OF
thoss ill-sreatsd diEeAses-sufsring out by piece
IN sAI the remains Of former mslAdy? Why is
II Il Ii because she treatment not suitA-
l. ts or left OF too soon. Thus the patient ID
n. Sehsd up while the drsgs are allowed TO re-
ma u 10 break out agsIn even in fasurs gea era
siona Many suffer the foul tsint of Ssrofala to
rsmAin an tbs ~ sn for . life time. Ulcers snc
sores th at are eating away shs very fountain Of
life sre allowed to 60 on. Pimpiss. biosches
and setse rs A.so dishgsrs the faces of saonsands
There is no nsc >ssty for this lAmen table condi
tiou as q few bot <tes Of she SAmsrissn's Roo
and asrh Juieas will eradicate the foul tAlnt. In
eli bad Oaaes we will fur Nlsh ths remedy free o.
charge until . cure is effse ed thus proving be
yond dsub bt that all can be curea' FlmPle'
and Dlotchss removed, thereby SsVlng many un
pleasant remarks. Ladies whs .'esire erillisn
complexion should use the samarit >n's Rect And
Herb Juices. Price 81 Is per bottle.
ToR oRMERATxoESS
Diseases arising FROM indiscretion have beer
sssate1 with BAlsAm O0pAiba and Mercury, un
Sil the ssSmAehs Of patisnts asing them bseam'
90 naussAted aud weakened that il WAS hard x
decide which was the worst complaint, the dis
ordered stom Aoh or the original disease A.
length the HAmaritan's Gift made its advent, ant
an entirely new system of cure was insugursted
and the bensfoial results at onss sean. The dis
xustiag drugs and pOisons we're discarded, anC
to-day the Gift is prescribed by number Of ths
leading PhysiciAnsi yet, notwithstanding, the
sAmAritAns Gift is known 20 be positive cure
purely vegetable, and ploasaat TO use, "a only
ten pills have to be saken, many old nti-dsluvl
ans will stick TO their siekening drugs and gorg'
their patients for weeks perhaps months
@~ Has long job and big bill an,
thing 20 do with it? Male packages 81; Fsmal'
S. Sent by mail. We cannot avoid calling th'
attention of delioAte females TO the Samaritan
Gift As positive cure for Whitsa; By following
directions you will soon geG rid Of THAI trouble
some dissass, and become robust and hearty.
Sold by Druggists gsDsra1ly.
DESM0N 90. Prsrrs.
9l6 Race street, Philadslphia, Pa
CAAn. BHEsaH, soruer IIlinois and MaRks
street, Agent fer Rock Island.
nohSdWly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-29
FOR SALE :!

|OEE FRAME HOUSE AND LOT, PRICE
~ 81, l,200; one nalf cash in hand, balance In
one year with interest.
One frame house, Cooper shep and lot, prit's
81 200, ons-haH cash in hand, balance in enc
year with interest
Alsos 60 oords dry oak wood, and 400 perch
| of building stone. B. DAVENPORT.
Rock Island, sept. 10th, Is71;-dIm
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-29

GRAND GIFT CONCERT AND DISTRIBUTION
For the Benefit of the
FOUNDING ASYLUM OF NEW YORK.
AND SOLDIERS AND SAILORS ORPHANS
HOME, WASHINGTON, D. c.
To be held in Washington las soon as all Tickets
are sold of which Ten Days Notice viii be given.
and not later than November 23d- 1871 Entire mum
Der of tinkets. 52.J19-S5 each. 1,ut2 Gifts amount
ing 10 S200,000 to be awarded. Send for circular
giving list of Gifts and References Tickets can be
had of RILEY L SARGENT,
Philadelphia, Columbus. o., and Richmond ind, Of
P. {. DEYLIN, General Agent,
81 Nassau zueet, New York.
Hon. II. MCCULLOUGH, Elkton. lr.
Maj GEO. T. CASTLE. Baltimore, ' A.
Hon. j. 5. NEGLEY, Pittsburg, Trustee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-29
RATES Of ADvERTlslNe.

For sAsh square, or the space esespisd BY ten
lines Of solid nonparsil, 0ns Dollar for sash in.
seFtion.
Special Notices, 20 cents per Iins. Whsn is-
serted months OF more, 30 per e-nt, Aeeys rsgu-
lar sdFertising rstei.
z oamunieations, or articles inserted ameng
reading matter, Is cent, per line.
DAILY AHD WxEKEy.-A diseouIt Of 20 per
cent. win bs made fron the Weakly rates, on
yearly and half yearly eentraetsi vhen the sEns
matter is inserted in both Daily and Weskly-
Double Columns wiz be charged 7s psr cent
additional. H t = @s--
For II tr.n.i.as adr.rti,smsA advance pay
nsnt Is required.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-29

Whole Number Of Cash Gifts 1.0Ool
Herse 4 Buggy, with thsilvsr-msuntsa Hsraess.
worth $500. One Fine-tonsd Rosewood Piano.
worth $500. Ten Family Sewing Machines.
worth $lee sash. Five Heavy Chased Cola
Hunting Watches and Heavy Gold Chains. worth
1900 each. Five Gold American Huntiag
watches, worth $i25 each. Ten Ladies old
Huntipg Watches, worth siae each
so0 Gold and Silver Lever Hunting Watches lin ala
worth from $40 to $500 each =
r Tad;as Gold LeoDtine Chains. Gents Gold Vest
Chains syer-plated Castors Solid Silver and Doabe
Plated Table I'D Teaspoons. Ivory Handled Dinner
knives Slver-piated Dinner ForkA Silver Vest
Chains Photograph Albums. Ladies' Gold Breast
nins and Ear rings, Gents Gold Breastpins Shirt
Studs and sleeve Buttons Finger Rings, Gold Pens
4 fsi YER extension.l etc.
WaaIe humber Gifts 5000 Tickets Limited 10 60 eeC
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL TICKETS tc
wlsam Liberal Premiums will be paid.
gingla Tickets 81; Six Tickets S.; Twelve Tickets
so; Twenty Five Tickes $50.
,inculars containing full list of prizes descrip
tsn AZ the manner of drawing and other Information
IN resrence to the Distribution will be sent to an,
one orde ring them All letters must be addressed u
a. ID, BxNf4, -ox %. 81
4 CINCINNATI, o.
1 OFTIcE, 1o1 w. 5th st. ocsl-dwly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-29
TUILETiNE.
q
TOILETINE,

Is an EXQUISITE POWDER FOE TEE COMPLEXION.
Unlike any other in every respect, principally
in its application ID being applied With sponge,
dAmpsned with pure cold water. Its use cannot
bs detected. Price SO cents per bsx. For sale
by all Druggists and Psrfumers. sails doawt6m
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-29
A MILLION DOLLARS !

shrewd out quiet men can make fortuae by
revealing the secret of the business 10 no one.
Address J. WEST,
6sS Rroadw wAY. New York.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-12-14

NOW READY, NEW POPULAR MAP OF
~ OH!O-.size, 2sx36 inches, Railroads,
townships, &c. Sells rapidly. Small capital
TO z. Q. BRlD OMAN. Barclay ST. New YORK
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= T!I,rIeasra,rlsy Replpo,lr.t.

$3S8 go, ,944, 50 Is given in the report
ofthe Seeretaryzof the Treasury to Com
gress as tha gross receipts of q. s. reve-
nue. from; allifeselrees during the past
fiscal year, while the expenditures for
all purposes for the same time amount
to- $2922, IL, ,1S8,25. Reduction of the
public debt for, the year, has been $94,
BOZ 81. The annual interest charged
is. reduced TO s16, Al ,434, 044, and the.to--
tai decrease of debt is s277, ,2l1, ,S92.l6. 81.
The ecretarY Recommends the con-
tinued payment of $50, ,OO0, 600 yer year
upon the pfincip pal of the public debt,
Which, with the sinking fund, will
liqnidafe tbs entire debt within the
present rgeneratiO lion. He also reeona-l
'mends q reduction OF taxation to the
amount of $86, ,040. 900 per apnum.aoi5~
: He recommends the reduction of the
dulles on salt Of, fifty per cent. and ON
bituninous cool of fifty cents per ton a.
reduction on raw hides and skins, and
the removal of all duties from a,iarge
class of articles produced in other coun
tries, which enter into the arts and
manufactures in this country, and
which are not produced in the United
States and the revenue from which is
lincqPsid i e q derabd bdle9Bs list to be prepared
py SQlgrsSS SafoI aj vIsIif Il IG.ln5 10
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/ Rare ChanCe for Agents

ID yof tsil lHehgsi se With as atOnee Everything
furnished an expenses pslgi. Address F 4
ELLIS & CO, Charlotte, Mich.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-12-14
Notice in Partition. 2
Court Of Common PIeasef Rel.
mont County, Ohio. Il. -.
Raflhan
- Reuben Reynolds,
Richard B. Reynolas. q. a. .

y. I.
II ICHARD B. REYNOLDS. Hester Ann
Az Taylor andAbijah y. Taylor, her husband,
and Cyrus Reynolds, Belmont County, Ohio,
jeremiah Reynolds OF Wood County, West
Virginia, Matilda shepherd OF Woqnols Scum
ty. Illinois, Oliver Reynolds OF the Statef OF
Iowa, Melissa Bethel and John Bethel. her
oSio Esther Beatty & Andy and wi,ism Si Gss
her husband and stockton Hussg IA ininorl OF
the State OF Wisconsin. Joseph Reynolds of
- King. her husband. Jos eph Reyn "a :.
Priscilla Reynolds aud Vincent sRevnoIds lni
Chester ni{,Pennsylvau 3, Rachel 6ateheIi
Reynolds, Phebe Reynolds Thomas REYNOLDS
Annie Reynolds and John Reynolds, Irninorsi
of Belmont, county, Ohio, Marry Ferret ard
Ohio, James Philips or tue State OF 1ndiaoa'
Lena Mccartney and David 5dcl 'artney. her
husband, OF the stats OF Wisconsin,. RscAe Ael
Susan Gray, Sarah Holiingsworth and HannI,
bal a. Hollingsworth, her husbond, of Belmont
county ohle; isiael Yardley, the eAildren OF
Yardley. dee'd,-and The children df 1oseph
Yardley, decd, whose names are unk uown And
Of illinois, will take notice that on tie Ish siny
Of November. A. ID. ISL, petition ssas f,led
against them IN the Court Of Comnnon r ssas of
for partition OF the following Described rSal
estate, situatein Belmont County ONT, f,,-,rltt.
Being the south half ct Tile souiIl v eSt GUAR.
he SterheuyillS Land Districi s7-,sfrs :"
Also, the East halt OF the Northwest dhartsr
y section y, township and Range IN The
Also, part OF the North half OF the Northwast
quarter OF SeUtlon 9, Township Q and Ran % 81
leglnnlng tor tne same ut stake. corner of
Alexander Mcbride, on the North boundary of
iaid Section; thence south 20 Easf 7SS noies.
hence Sonth s91So West 81 g poles; thence NortR
a. West Io.S poless thence Nor. d Sa1se ka tei-6i
lcres, reod and u perAhes; and thai al sfhE
iexs = term o. said Court Partition viii be asked
Nov9-6w '0i Pe'i''oher'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-12-14
In In response 5Is1 l to,a question as, 10

In response to,a question as,to the
Presidency, addressed to him by a yisi-
tor. last Saturday, Vice President /. CeI
fax is reported to haYe said he, could
only repeat what he had often and 50
frankly declared that his first choice
over. all other candidates for the, Rer
publican nomination, as well as forae7
election, was General Grant. He did
NOT suppose that the administration
had been free from mistakes, for he
knew he had made many himself dur
ing his public life, ard had never
kneWn Presidents, Congressman, edi,
torer, citizen who WAS infallible. Pres
ident Lincoln; had made many InIis7
takes, aS he had often frankly acknowl-
edged; andslespite thepersonal criti7
cisms on President Grant, he believed
that five years hence the great benei-
cent results of General Grants faith
ful administration of national affairs
viii cause IL hs as proudly remembered
and as widely hQnored az President
Lincoln's is now. .ifri bao, 9ni
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- q
An old lady in5Oange Co., N1C.,
who PROCESSES TO work ont her own sal-
walton, has named all her furniture
latter, the Scripture aud the Apostles.
Whenever She warts .to sit in her eas5y q 81
chair She tells her servant to. ..'bring up
the Apostle H. Paul P3al and put it ~ near AZ the the
Z sss.I mid siI;irib ~ tai 5'nois dguI1 q
|. Al Glerkiin 6ne of. f.our stores awritesI
home to his sweet heart:s ftCaf't2 mar
|ry you this winter. Our firm don adj
yertise; business is awful dull, and I
will gel, my wages cut down il the firm
don't fbnst upnl altogether. SO, letgus.
postpone till '72,ip III 7ans,si4q afj III suo1d
p Be careful not to trust the person
who comes and tells you what 50 and
so says about yeu.d II is AN old saying
that those WHO fetch VIII also car
Ey'9n5 1H dG2 10 'ro i'S 1!'if sHi u
The Massill0n American wants to
know 4 FLA mjlkmaids faphofeet steu
inches in height, whilH sitting Qnifas
three-legged stools . took Il four .piilts
from every: fifteen COWS, what WAS the
size of the field in which the animals
grazed, and what was. the age of the
girls24 sih tffi blot saW nHm 1oiz 4.
: ''Ah" yaRned yaIfbachelor,, qthis1
world is but aVgl0ofny prison.'' ~ $40
those in solitary confinement, /" added
q witty young lady
''Ben," ,"said afathetfi,e. ..othet idhys
II am busy now. but as Soon as T lgat
time mean TO give YOU a fidggi 4 20
"I can Wait.0
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S106A MONTH";. Horse FURNISHED. *
pfSCpenses paid. II. B. SHAW, Alfred, Ne,
rTTNNiEsT things on earth free to all All.
A VOID QUACKS.-A victim of early indis..
ture decay. etc, having tried In vain every adj
verttsed remedy, has discovered simple means.
OF self-cure, whtchhe wit send 70 his fellows
st. N, Y.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-12-14


eAsevere storm at CThibodeatix, La!
blew down 81 heuse,1 killing two men
and seriously injured two others. A
little boy was caught in the air and
landed 38e.yanis away, where he fell,
ininjuredyq yEpSna alighthg, he, lex.
claimed3 81 kIe ted lyon i had asswest
rider 0f sbg9lHi bHg ,s1siij qD siiczd "a
I -,.lJuAE. srigs Ift.s sSaIz - s..ir4 lfisi
! A gentleman who was recently mar
fied engaged q special car for himself
and bride, BEAUTIFULLY fitted up inside,
and divided into bed room, drawing
rOhin, and kitchen, which was to be At
Itached to every train as they joafheyed
on their way route for San Francis
Coco .-LE3 TefJo 3d5 11fq sri ~ 2fsib
-msH bns Ro5aaibeT nssR5si bRSI ~
The 'Heathen Ghinee'' prides him.
self on paying Mpalk hiSdebtsat fhefbe3
ginning Of each year. and places Oyer
his door an emblem that he is sutaE.
with the-Weriel:u Thiscustom prevails
throughout the empire, and mast be
cohlplied with 20 secureia good ifinan.
eialIstsndings bsniE99b I 7.7sad 10 i0q
This i, not bast item for Some a5n eaCt Co
lqmBus capitalists 10 illuminate upon.
at4eiSiifSs Z Z siThe Beilaire Nall Work., !,
employ 125 To f58 hands, and Their nav
roll is nearly s., 900 per week.n twill
there6ure that this one fsiafiu-
factory eausasIthe distribution of about
$3.50, ,000 a. year, ah0rgt the other trades
and merchants and dDmarket people and
real iotstatsifowueTsi COf that stffriDsI
toWIie-f GtzihB6ssss sy0uTa0L.td .~iFgai 1911
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#isrellaufpns.
-NEK AND LARGE NTOGl

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OUR PREMIUMS

We will send the CHRONICLE and
American Farm Journal, to any ad-
vance paying subscriber for two dol
lars and forty cents. The Farm Jour
nal is a large, l6 page, illustrated
Monthly, now in its second year,
and the cheapest Agricultural paper
for the money published in the West,
Price alone 10 cents o year. 1s.a-
Also the CHRONICLE and New York
Rthral one year for s4,25. The R,raI
costs alone $500 a year, 80
~ Also the CHRONICLE md Western
R,Lui, price e, Goa year, for $500.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CUNDURANGO |!
Bliss. Keene & COS FIuIdEXtract

The wonderful remedy for Cancer, SyPhilIs,
Scrofszfa, Ulcers. PuImoBaryCOmp p Iaints
Salt Rheum, and all Chronic BIoOdDiseas-
es. is prepared from the Genuine Cunduran-
20 Bnrk. from Loja Ecuador, secured by the
assistance of the authorities OF that country
II is the most effective prompt and certain altera-
tive and blood puFi1ier known. Sold by all
Druggists, in pint bottles, having on them our
name, trade mark and directions. Send for
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sgr1MIPEe3RfAST ~ 'IaEse3 ri s1 soTIcE. h faaa Il
ro asystrsT ON ,I, 5rascaaadLaa,anized rsaadLaa :, e
j y 'lisi ti nrI Roads. -,
,AuDTToR,s OFFICE,

St. Clafsvine Dec. Is, is41.%Tfie STein In. !.
preston having become very general
that D 9iacad g dafnized road, taxes need not
be laid until June, this is TO give notice
to all ncerned, that the Teasurer, will
be required TO distraiD for all taxes due
and unpaid in Decem bsr.u, Parties In
iefeSted viii save themselves, unneees-
sary sQsts BY paying the Decem berlin
When 6ys, ,ier'i aj1 boo r@'~.
n JOHN b. LoNGLBY, Auditor.
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ADMINISTRATORS Sale.
PrObatetCOurt of Belmont COun-
tY, Ohio

Nancy ID. Frost, Admx- OF me estate oil Wm
j. c, Frost, decd.
" ~r"iai vs..
{. Rose Frost, ct. al, Defts.
DsY virtue of an order of sale to me directed
u from the Probate Court OF Belmont Co., o.,
in this cause, L will offer for sale on the prem
ises in Hunter, on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER Il, 1871.
Town Lot. Number one ~ in the Town OF
Hunter, Belmont County, Ohio, as DESCRIBED
stead therein of Nancy ., Frost appraised
subject to Homestead at $50 o.
Sale to commence at O'Clock T. NJ.
. NANCY d. FROST, Adm'x
OF the estate Of VIM. c. Frost.
GEO. H, UMsTEAD. Atty. no9td
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-12-14

Miss Adaline Clark, q young lady Of
La Rue Ohio, was thrown from ID bhgat
gy on the third instant, and. instantly
killed! 19dGrg TG.tei j: fIa .j.-,7sfEi a
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INK -ANI PAPER.

O,ra1s A..flit,,, !, as
.'s;sssh,a - N 81 sa ~ sISg
h;s nf;ses' for Ma s:s1,;esso- Ii va Sse
.,,.t 49, = 81 s,,si, sfo. II s,ot;s,,eyg,,,
:, hsnds .ons,st;na - shont to h,,
49,, -. .,;es ss-s.s.,s- 'rs,i
s sas;st iastae go, - IVY s5s. sa a., I'm
r,,,, tha e,,,ce s,- tha na~t a.. -
Even f he - e sus ss books e4 to s1s7s
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Wild Tetan stasasr stasasrI ,,,,a,Ia AZ 3 S;,eat q

t5S A Td u eSaFaas dexaR s5sF Fba 4Sss gsr gSt
parsasd pursue 4 f1sdslasf LADY, WITH as fssfl fea sSsS
|ment, and wRsn q p6liesmen attempted M
to arrest him, he tossed the pQliIeeIIlnia (; sIli
i'm theair, snd went for the red shawl
again, but g gentlemen laid him low
with q revolver. ~ 8 ''''s ''i''
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-12-14

The Grand Duke Alexis during his
visit{o PhiiadeIphis heard Of A Meth
ki.s.xs Z n innirnaress in the city
and decided to visit itmneh to the dis
gust q the receipt ionb oommittees sndsai
few others who regarded it unaffst6z
Observation-Disclosures bought fans
s1dpInscushiens and firtea with the
pretty sales-girls with more apparent
enjoymeht chan he exhibited diitihg
sgrsnd reception. ns la;.os =, o. sasn-ye-r,,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-12-14

The municipal contest in Pittsburgh
fesulted IN the election Of James Black
byaSDaF Is fsst @siofifS chEisfoDESr sESl
M,$eeS SRepubiican. Treas surer ra by. .aborlt1
1908 majority I; and RoSert T y 'ii Siseoys, .ysss
an; RebG6fieaf, Without ss,SD oDpositioS. dfSSr
The City Cpuneils ,wilIras susuainlbe.
largely Repgbliosn In both brsheiiesgil
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-12-14

CesNoxd.H Is pfepAring confession
whfoh swan expose many connected,
with the Tammany thefts, not hereto
fore bresghs'sC public visYSss YssvsssHs ass',s : ps
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-12-14

Greeley cpiulSh OF the message .ssa, as a 4
whole is sutnmed up 10 his concluding
paragraph as fellows ~ As q whole.
we-find much lnere 10 approve than 70
condemn In this message, and befiepe
that IL will be 7AEof& BY regarded by A
.nlajorityof the Americas psopie. '''N
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-12-14

AN exchanges says that ten million
dozen: eorsets were imported into the,
United States last year, Il This is only.
three apiece fore every man, woman
and child in the country, or counting
out men and children, about ten for
every ylAmerican WOfnaG s.IITi.f AHi