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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-08-29

-r De you know what a,cIambake.is? Ie-
noranee existsin variOusquartefs of the
world. You pour several bushels of
Claims upon led hot stones, cover them
over with wet canvas, heap seaweed
on the mass, and in half an hour-a
feast, for the. gods. But a clambake
dinner includes, besides some clam
rhewder; plenty of boiled and sweet
potatoes, ,'and if some baked f3sh Is in
eludes we have the feast in its prefec-
ton. 60 10 rH.f 3 10 "a I.
= A London correspondent saws IT is
high time that the Princess of Wales
was back in society to teach it how 10
dress decently. in consequence of her
example, bare ,bosoms and shoulders.
during the few seasons, grew less and
less bare. This season She has been
absent, and, whether rom that or some
other "cause," shoulders and bosonos
have again come into somewhat un-
seemly prominence. .nt
The Steubenville Herald is still harp
ing upon the defeat of Bingham. We
grew tired of it monthago, but not at
all frightened. - ,!f)4
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-08-29

WE give place TINS week TO another
communica.ioa on the subject Of prohi-
bition. .s5We do not favor the prohibit
ton party as such, but we cannot fail to
see the rapid growth of a temperance
feeling among good men and detes-
nina ton that advocates Of free liquor
or even moderate driokers shsll..no se-
cure her sdIport. We would very
much regret to see the nominees. of the
Republican ps-ty defeated and decld-
edly more intempeIaSe cleS Of Office
seekers come into power again, and
done too by the existence of small
pa,ty demanding strict prohibition,
candidates, but whenevera any party, be
it Republican or Democratic, will put
forward for Office man who cannot be
called a man OF st-ict temperance prin-
Ct es, tnen LEI ce,;ain defeat follow and
les the P Psohi0: ion parry beast Of their
hold, ag the balance ofpowe!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-08-29

It will be seen by reference to the
Premium List that the managers of the
Belmont County Agricultural Society
are determined not to be out-done in
the way of attractions at the ensuing
Fair. One of the most attractive fea-
lures is the Grand Matinee and Tour
nament, and erowning of the Goddess
of corn and harvest on the first day,
and the hurdle race for the amusement
of horsemen will be replete with excit-
ing interest.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-08-29

: THE Gd-sEIe charges Danford with
saying that he preferred limited mon
archy to a Republican form Of govern
ment.5 The story originated with a
young lawyer of this place whom the
Captfor got to ray special attention on
one occasion, and who some of the citi-
zens have thought best should emigrate
beyond the center Of the State, at an
earIy period.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-08-29
WASHINGTON pp. LOCALS.

NdSh1HO O1f II. LOCALC. (
Mr.. EDIToR:-Our community ap-
pears very like a Quaker Meeting, and
have for some days past, on account of
the extens,v We representation made by it
atfhe Burrs MillC Camp Meeting. Camp
Meetings may be good thing, if so. it
isoply a wonder that so many people
attended them, as this is in direct op-
position to the actions ofhuman beings
lin general. z.-,.-.,.,a d.
The threshing machines have been
on the go quite a number of days, and
have fixed the greater part of the grain
ready for use. There seems to- be a
great rival among the threshers, who
shall get the most work to preform;
very unlike road working used to be.
and possiblya little unlike it atIpresent.
Wool buyers have saceeaied in pur-
chasing about two thirds, of the crop;
the remainder will probably 8. .stick''
till sometime in.the latter part Of the
winter The ne wspapets of the country
certainly made a sad mistake for the
.armers, by advising them in the early
part of the season to bold theirSyooI for
p very high figure eslas
Hogs seem to be in good demand at
4 and Al cts, per lb live weight: most
early hogs were sold some weeks AGO at
81 cts. per lb. Cattle are low IN price.
and not much doing. .
+" Fallable " still lives, but nary ,,
cyodf. He feeds on young corn. oats,
an0 eroton oil, which would seem to be
a healthy diet for retired politician:
still he looks thin. The g FIRMLY Ring y
are as ever, and still the author doesn't
ever spell his name property; put az
instead of the eecond Ia. and nobody
viii object, becaFse the title Is exceed
ingly applicable. IS .
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-08-29

While gentleman of Syracuse was
lying on a sofa at his residence, the
other day. his daughter playfully snap
ped CHEEKY pitya him. 1t lodged in
bis ear and made job for several sur
geons, who experienced much difficulty
in extracting it. The feat was. accom-
plishad BY boringa hole in the pit with
q small drill and then inserting a hook
ed wi ,e in the cavity. oI
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Frapkin.College, New Athens.

Frank1in' College, New Athens.
From the Cadiz Sentinel,
MEssRs. EDrFoLs a. late
visit and snors stay in the village ol
New Athens, was struck with the
improved appearance of the place, and
the activity and enterprise of the peo-
pie.
There has been, during the last year
quite number Of new buildings erect
Iei in the town and vicinity; and al
the present time a large amount oi
building and improving is being done
Quite number OF old houses have
been repaired and newly painted, TIE
old, dingy look of the town is fast dis
appearing, and the appearance of the
place win soon be vastly changed fol
the bette.-. The citizens seem 70 be
wide-awake to the importance of theil
locality. :.
Among the most important and ben.
efcial changes is the Improvement OF
the College buildings. These buildings
lave been most thoroughly renovated
and are now, perhaps, in a better cendf
ton than at any time since their erec
ion.
Franklin College has been, through
the ultiring energy and ability of Dr.
Ross, brought to standaId of perfec.
Ion that a5tonishes those who have moi
visited the institution for a few years.
The appara JUS belonging to the Col.
lege IS new and very extensive, and OF
the latest and best manufacture, and il
adapted to the wants and uses of the
institution. - ~
The cabinet OF minerals and geologi-
ca. specimens is large and very inter
Iesting. ~ =
Franklin College has recovered her
Ianc ent prestige, and now offers advan-
tages for a thorough education, not
surpassed by ary other institution In
the land.
Inaddition Messis. Webb & Burdett
are erecting a very large building
which is designed as a hotel and board
ing house. This boarding house viii
accoao5ate very large number of
studen,s win comfortable quarte. 5 and
viii be a & eat advantage to the College.
By the first of Septem Der three hund-
led 5iuGenzs can find, j think, ample
accOmot alton and heariy welcome. @
J Thesuecess of this Institution GER
tairly g deserved. and reflects well the
ability of the professors and their pep
severance. The numl n and character
Of our schools and institutions reflect
only the cha -acier of our people, who
in point of intelli .ence, ssWisL compare
fayorabiy with other localities, and this
is mainly, net altogether.
att iiputable to our pecsiiar ed ducIionaF
advantages. .sg.sFF5 -.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-08-29

The Managers of the Belmont Cornty
Agricultural Society, will receive ap-
pIications of Ladies and Gentlemen at
any time during the ensuing two week,
who desire to take part in the Grand
Matinee on the first day OF the fair, to
commence on the 11th Of September
next.
They will report their names toJ. G.
Pratt secretary or any of the Managers,
or J. 81. Close Chief Marshal.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-08-29

LOOK OUT FOR TFIEyE.-On last
Sabbath night some visitors again en-
tered an out house just South of town.
They discovered their booty was a
sack of something they didn't need and
consequently they dropped it and went
for Mr.. Gloper's bee stands. In this
they were a little wary not caring. TO
fail info the ehands of lawyer. These
visits are becoming. TOO frequent, only
a fewiweeks ago a!lot of pears and 80
pounds of sugar, lot of beef, &C., were
missing. sItisa pity that young men
VINO have been taught in the Sabbath
School and who have parents. members
of the NJ. e. and Presbyterian Church
es, should not have better training and
better habits. zFrEs III
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-08-29

The Board of Maoagers Of the Bel
mont County Agricultural Society will
meet at the Council Chamber, st. Clairs-
vile, on Saturday the 7th day of Sep
tember not later than j o'clock P. NJ.
All the members are expected to, be
present. BY order of the President.
EJG. Pratt, Sec'y.
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orsfttsburgh Produce Market.

FROM the Pittsburgh papers OF Monday.
rsAPPLES.-sl 5O@sa q bbl.
-BUTTER--t -tfalsc.
BitANs-s2 T5a3 % Fbus. .r .
CfIETSE-Ohio factory, 10@llc; Goshen llai2.
Z CARBON OIIr-20c p gal.
+, DRIED DFRUiT.-Peaches7 7GSc; Apples eca 10.
EGGS--Fresh 1icdl5c q doz.
FLOUR-fied winter, so o0n Dbl; White
a bhl, go 80.
GRAiN-Wheat Redwinter 81 80; white,sl 50;
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Farm at Auction


I A T o'clock p. NJ, on TUESDAY the 18th
n day of SEPTEMBER next. at the Court
House in st. Clairsvilie. will offer VI Public
sale, my farm in the Boggs SECTION, on the Ma
tional Road, u little over a quarter of o mile
West OF town, containing about l75 acres
mostly of limestone land. about $50 cleared,
about 90 acres set in timothy and clover. ~
acres in clover aud some 25 or 81 acres in blue
grass. The farm is o. the very best quality Of
soil in Belmont County, water in every field,
the best stone quarry in the County. coal and
limestone enough to enrich the Earr1 500 years.
Oak and locusttimber plenty to post ana pale
the whole farm; there Is no oct er grazing and
grain farm in the County. Five large pear
trees . large cherry tree 75 large apple trees.
all the frees grated, of 80 years growth. all
healthy, and of the best quality OF marketable
fruit, the apple trees in all favorable seasons
are capable OF bearing 700 barrels; at least 100
acres are well suited for cutting up into gar
dens. Possession viii be given at any hour in
time for seeding wheat. / am not able to at
tend to the iarm, and will sell. A purchaser
can have his own convenient time for making
ayments-3, or years-so that he can make
the greater portion of the payments from the
farm. 1 will show the farm to any gentleman
wishing 10 purchase.
au2Aw JAMES WEIR.
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WE are requested by the officers of
the Belmont County Agricultural Soci-
ETY., to all exhibitors at the coming fair
that it is very desirable that all entries
should be made as early as possible, as
it lessons the labor during the throng
and can be done more correctly. aa
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-08-29

Wehave it upon good authority that
Heaton Of the Gazette, falling to get a
supply of tscrowp for MeSsrs. Ewing,
,Brinkerhoff and Poorman on last
Thursday, actually sent to the country
and secured some black chickens upon
which to feast his guests. That is too
thin. Stick to crow after this.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-08-29

A MIsTAKE.-No merchant or trades
man can commit greater financial
mistake than to withdraw or refuse to
support the newspapers in his town.
A fiourishing ne Espaper adds thou
sands of dollars to the value of property
and to the business done. We know
men who sit on store boxes day after
day complaining Of dull times and 1t is
no wonder. Such men would starve to
death in Chicago. Merchants say that
their advertising don't pay. Discour-
age and drive out your newspapers and
your business will pay less.
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CAMP MEETNG.-Though not present
we are informed that the crowd at the
Camp meeting at Burr's Station on
Sunday was only. equaled by the in
tense heat. Some place the number at
1000 persons. The trains coming from
the West brought about 5000, from the
East nearly an equal number, while
from the different sections OF the eoun5
try embracing radius of fifteen miles,
thousands fiocked to the.meeting in
wagons, carriages on horseback aud on
foot. The meeting in spiritual sense
is better one than the one held last
year. A large number of our citizens
on Sabbath; in fact the town
was nearly deserted = Some have been
present during the week. =
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-08-29

~ GEN. EwfNG stated in his speech last
THURSDAY that the Republican party
are associating with the tail Of the
Democratic, and referred to such men
as Brick Pmeroy and Col. Mosby
When his hearers are informed that
neither Pomeroy nor Mosby supported
Grant, that they intended to support
the nominee of the Louisville Conven-
ton and fightGreeley to the bitter end,
the story will lose its point. -'si7'ia
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-08-29

SALE OF REFREsHSENT STAN0s.-
Persons desiring to keep during the
Belmont Co, Fair warm meals, cold
meals, confection stands, &C., are noti-
fed that the Executive Committee will
attend on the Fair Grounds on Salur-
day, August 81, to make sale of such
privileges.
/. NEIswANGER, Pres.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-08-29

Milwaukee enjoys, its own, iat wo-
man. Her name is Praegar, and Fair
banks hardly does her justice at 595
pounds. She girths five feet eleven
inches over the bosom, five feet two
around the hips, two feet four around
the arm; and when she laughs her chin
wrinkles down into the dark like cellar
stairs. - Chicago Times. u -
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To. CONSERVATIVES

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured of that dread disease, Consumption, by
simple remedy, Is anxious to make known Il
his fellow sufferers the means of cure. To al
who desire 1t. he will send copy of the pre-
scription used. (free of ch rge), with the direc
tions for preparing and using the same, which
they will find SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
ASTHMA. BRGNCuITIs, &c. Parties wishing the
will please address ~
T fAH Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
W 1874 Penn. Street, Williamsburgh, N. Y.
octoR,7I-iv
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-08-29

A SMALL company of our citizens
propose an excursion to Kansas on the
10th of next month. An excursion
train at half fare rates viii leave Cincin-
natl at that time. sfEaa|
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-08-29

THE Harrison County Fair viii take
place on the I'd, 8rd, and 4th ofOctober.
OF course Belmont will be heavily re-
presented. The secretary will accept
thanks for tickets ana premium pamph-
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IsIr not tine that parents should
look after the interest of their children
on Sabbath, time o., service, and. Sab
bath nights. lt'iSfdhehope that they
will desist before they are exposed.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-08-29

TIE celebrated DIR. sANDERsoN can be con-
suited at the st. CLAIR Hotel, St. Clafrsville o..
the 26th and 9th and Wheeling at the Nc
Clure House, the 18th and 18th of every month.
The Doctor treats all kinds of suTgic-
al and chronic diseases. Charges reasonable.
CONSULTATION FREEls E
augz91y
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-08-29

Dor County Executive Committee are
making an effort to secure the services
of Senator Wilson, to speak in this
County duling the campaign.
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tDukINe the coming week klaIlour Ad-
vztising accounts will be presented for
settlement as far as possible. We hope
to f'rd our patrons ready to square up.
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An error of the typo last week made
US say that the State Fair began on the
10Th, It should have been the End of
September. =
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ATTnTT0RIS OFFICE.

sga=ee5ra a.. BELMONT COUNTY,
& ST. GAINESVILLE, Aug. 21, 1872.
The School, Corporation, Township,
and other funds are now ready for dis
tribution. Treasurers will oblige us if
they will call at once.
JNo. B. LONGLEY. Auditor.
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.InDOPtalt TO the Public.
REMRMBER THE . DEAD.
600 BuriaI Lots for Sale.

Ls1144a Ls114a LIN Ab-~H DID LIE NS-a NS-aO'
600 Burial Lots for Sale.
THE Union Cemetery Association OF St.
Clairsviile, respectfully announce, that
they have tho above mentioned burial lots
laid out on their Cemetery grounds near st.
Clairsville and will offer them for sale on
SATURDAY, SEPT. 7th. 1872. at O'Clock P. n.
The above lots are commodions and desirably
located, and the Association desiring to i'm
prove. and ornITent lis Cemetery grounds,
earnestly calls upon those interested, and the
public generally, to come aud secure desirable
lots for the burial of the dead and thus aid the
Association in Its laudable enterprises of furn-
and desirable.
: DAVID BROWN, Pres
RoBr CHAMBERS. Sec'y aug223w
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THE largest and best selected stock
of Wall Paper ever brought toSt. Clsirs
vile. for sale at 7.ch IN. LEWIS =
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All which advantages may be enjoy
ed at Frapklin College at the very
moderate expense of $4,000 per annlm
fer tuition. boarding, room-rent, fuel,
books &C., all told. g s-@
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Very Desirable property in
st. Clairsville for Sale.

T,HE undersigned offers for sale, ON easy
Vile, o.. consisting of a LOT on Main Street
East end, on which is a residence and Store
Room. Ice House, Smoke House, Ice Celia
Well, Clstern &c, &c, now occupied by me as
residence and Ice Cream and Oyster Sa-oon..
Also: Two back Lots u acre. South OF and
adjoining the above, and on which is o good
and Berries, ~J.t
Also: Five acres OF ch oice Land, South OF the
above, on which Is q never failing Spring of
pure water, an Orchard of best FrdiI ices in
full bearing, and about u acre of Concord and
Cataw baN Grapes; all Of tDese Lots are well
fenced.
VIII sell all together, or il separate lots
Possession given any time. Enquire on the
premises or of ]. F. Charleswortn,
a. .ARMBRUSTER,
aug2qtf st. ClalrsvilIe Ohio,
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WALL PAPER just received and
opening at Lewis DBuG & Book STORE
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Paper-Holland and Oil Cloth, for
Win. ow Blinds at. LEWIS. :.
T. n. LEWIS has just opened his
stock of Wall Paper for the Spring
trape. - - A
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Wells Carb0lic Tablets.

FOR COUGHS, COLDS & HOARSENESS.
These Tab; It's present the Acid In Combina-I
ton with other efficient remedies, in q popular
iorIn for the Cure of all THROAT and LUNG
Diseases. HOARSENESS and ULCERATIONI
of the THROAT are Immediately relieved, and
statements are constantly being sent to the
proprietor of relief in cases of Throat diffic-
mites of years standing.
| ICto1IfiOY, Don't be deceived by worthless
ISddC4Oh. limitations. Get only Wells
Csrbolic Tablets.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, Platt Street, Sole Agent.
Sold Oy Druggists Price Is cents Box,
Send for Circular. 4f.4
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Please Remember-The BeSt
Always the Cheapest.
WIS Pump Cannot Freeze,

Because when the Pumps not in use the water
falls to its level in the chamber which is always
placed below the freezing point, -
| 4th-Freshness of water is always insured, as
the water comes directly from The bottom of
the well.
5th-Impure water from decayed or rotten
pump stock is. entirely obviated.
| 6th-In construction ii both simple and
durable. Tne hardle is made of two wrought
iron rods and so ar anged that while IL is light
yet has great strength. The cylinder in which
all the work is performed is iron, lined with
copper, the copper lining prerents rust and
makes but little friction. This iron chamb mber
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New heat,sl.76; Oats 4Sc; Corn. 5s@6O Rye, S.
Barley, 75c-
GROCERIES Coffee Rio 25, good to prime PC
Java sc; Teas-Y, H., fancy. 81 s.; prime
Oolong good 50. Sugar N O.ilaiII ;;Pu1vrizedI5c;
Porto Rico, prime lLc. Molnsses, N O.75@S0c;
Syrups, choice 7ec. Rice, e1<c
: HAY s2S@35 p ton,
ONIONS-s2 O09S 90 p bus
sPOTATOES-75caSOc p bns.
POULTRY-50960c.
PLOVISIONS-Hams, s. c. I7c.~ Sides, 91E
shoulders, 71zc. Lard 1l1zc.
RAGS-4c 2 bs-
SALT-s2 00 . Dbl. .ir
sEEDs-Clover SC; Timothy 50 SO p bus.
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ang34,
MARIETTA. OHIO.
To PenS SiOneTsi

All Soldiers of the late war drawing pension
on account Of hernia can be supplied win 9
truss free of charge by applying on person 70
- = = st, Clairsvilie, Ohio.
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st. ClairsyiEle Retail Market.
Z White wheat -four 2 bbl 50 5O@l0 %.
Wheat per busn. 81 60
Corn 2 bush IS
; Oats p bushel 10
Hay p ton Sl5 90
Potatoes ? bush. s75c
Dried appls 2 Sc.
Dried peaches ? d 1211zc
Hams q d l5@lsc.
Sides q d Sc.
Shoulders p n Sc.
Fish-Mackerel No. 2. haIfbbI Sc So
"3, s6e0.
Butter 2 DISC. e
Eggs ? doz. I21zc.
Lard ? ID lie.
Cheese p D l6c.
Tallow p h 10cts. +,
Bees Wax 2 d 4Oc. sa,-a.4r is4,1. -; g,
Feathers 2 n 75c @
Coffee 25@Hc.
Sugar N. o. q %. I0@I21zc
Sugar White, p % I5c
Tea q % 81 25@l 20. ..-s -.st
Rice 2 10 le@I21lc. $50 .ss .ss'-s-
Y. o. Moiass p gallon GOc.
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Pennsylvania Female College.
NEAR PTTTSRURGH. PA.

Delightfully."- located on College Hill, away from
the eity'< smoke and noise, provides FIRST
CLASS EDUCATIONAL ADVANTAGES for
YOUNG LADIES. with earnest teaching and
common sense management.
Next term will open Septem-
ber IL For Catalogue and particulars address
REV JAMES BLACK, ID. D., President.
TRUsrEEs.-James Laughlin, Rev W ID How
ard, ID D.. Judge p Sterrett, Rev 8 Scovell.
Rev Wilson, d D.. Hon Robert Mcknight,
Rev WI Reid, Jas King. NJ d.. Rev " W
Jacobus D., VIM Bakewell, Hon J X Moor
head, Rev John g Brown. D d.
an22lm
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Is probable that West Virginia has
ratified the new Constitution.
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Notice.
Ia RaIle Glass COMPANY.

A meeting of the Stockholders of the La
Belle Glass Company, will be held at the 1st
National Bank, in Bridgeport, Ohio, on Sat
urday. ept. I, 1872 for the purpose of electing
seven directors for, said company. A payment
of thirty (30) per cent on the capital Stock is
hereby called for on OF before the 18th inst
nava6Ie to E. P. Rhodes.
By order of the Corporators-
Andrew II. Gsggs
William d. Bfinton.
w. w. Holloway,
John S. Bates,
E. P. Rhodes.
auy84w Corporations
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cinCin'ti Wesleyan oIIege,
a FOR YOUNG LADIES.

Rev. LUCIUS H. BUGBEE, D. D., Prest-
The Thirty.irst ye1r Will open September 18th.
Tats is The first chartered College for young s0oBaen
In the o. s. 1t has the finest educational 'struc-
ture in the West, and is entirely Furnished
There are now about four hundred graduates.
The College has seue7a Departments, and large
faculty OF able& experienced Teachers. Charges
reasonable. Send TO the Pres't, at Cincinnati,
o. for an illustrated catalogue. i