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EXECUTORS SALE
)F REAL ESTATE.

THE undersigned Executor of the estate OF
i Eli Davis, ST., decd, will offer at his late
residence, " mile North of Morristown, Ohio,
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1872,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. m o'clock
p. m, the following described tracts of lands
Ist-Home place, containing l53 acres, more
or less, being part OF Northeast quarter ofsec-
tion z, township 8. range 5, upon which is a
good Brick House, large Barn and all necessary
out buildings. Also, cd Coal Bank, and
and watered. Possession given Immediately,
served.
2d-5S acres, more or less, being part of
Northeast and Southeast quarter of section q,
township S, range 8, about IL mile North OF
Morristown, upon which is a House and ne
cessary out buildings. Possession given April
LIST, 1873, except such portion as is down in
wheat.
3d-4I acres. 2 roods. 5 perches, being part OF
the South side OF Northwest quarter of section
"a. townships, range 5, situated three miles
North OF Morristown. This tract Is all timber
land. Possession given Immediately.
4th-43 acres, L rocd, is perches. being part of
Northwest quarter of section 81, township 8,
range 8, three miles North of Morristown, n pom
which is q House and necessary ont buildings
Land all cleared. Possession given April Ist,
1873, except such portion as is down in wheat.
All the land viii be sold clear of fincumbrance
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash, the ball
sncetn TWO annual payments, at per cent
upon back payments, secure by mortgage
upon the premises.
nov2sls72td
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LET it be said Of you that you done
some good deed during the year 1872.
Then subscribe for the BELMONT
CHRONICLE.
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TREASURES PoRTERFIELD has col
lected to this date s46,ss5 9e taxes
The total amount to be collected 4
about 1856, 600.
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THE Probate Judge issued thirty
four marriage licences during October
and thIrty-two this month.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-11-28

The Noble County Republican says
that the farmers who held their wool
are now selling rapidly at 60962 cents.
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UNION THANKSGIVING services will be
held at the United Presbyterian Church
to-day. Addresses may be expected
from Revs. Alexander, Lauck and
Johnston.
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ROAD NOTICE..


~ Office Is hereby given TO the citizens OF
lN Belmont County, that a Petition will oe
presented to the Commissioners.o said Coun-
ty at their next session TO be held on the first
Monday Of Deoember, A. ID. 1872; praying for
the establishment OF County Road along the
following described route in said county, to-
wit: Beginning at stake marked A on the
road leading from Pumphrey's Mill TO the
Lands OF Jonnthan Cash, Flushing township:
thence Northwest to q stake marked on the
lands OF Joseph Mead: thence West TO stake
marked q on the lands Of Joseph Mead; thence
West to stake marked d on the lands of l. h
Harris; thence vest to stake marked E on the
lands Of 1. II. Harris; thence West to q stake
West on the line between l. II. Harris and
Henry Brown, half Of the road on each OF
these mems lands, to q stake marked G on the
lands of Henry Brown; thence West to a stake
marked II on the County line on the lands Of
Henry Brown and there 10 terminate, there to
intersec aproposed Road in Guernsey County
leading to smyrna t..-..
Ecct245w MANY PETITIONERS.
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MARRIED

DALLAs1MooRE.-On Nov. 2lst, by Rev.
II Spencer, Mr. Jasper J Dallas to Miss
Mary Moore, both of Belmont County.
HEANEY-PRICE.- 14th, by Rev
Samuel Mahafey. Mr. Cyrus Heaney and
Miss Julia A Price, all of Belmont Co, o.
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#isftllantuus.
DR. A. TRASK'S
Magnetic Ointment
FOR THE CURE OF
-IFLAMMAToaY DISEASES.

Or. Trask was engaged FOR twenty years in q
course Of experiments upon the medical properties
ald power OF vegetables separate and combined. Al
lht world Is the result Of his experiments,
bialtoa of Vegetable extracts the power Of which
n removing diseases Is unequaled In the annals OF
Medicine
BlIS discovery consists In q combination of
lhese powerful Vegetable Extracts with Electricity
Magnetism in the form Of an Ointment q
Certain, it is, that the remarkable asd unpre-
cedenr which has attended its application In
of diseases, stamps Il at once as the greatest
discovery OF the age and calls for trial and close in
yestisa-ion OF Its properties. ~
1t never fails, while there remains sufficient
Tie restore natrr. and healthy action TO the
piary vessels OF the body, and equaze the eirclls
lion of the blood By this means controlling power
Is gained over the most malignant forms Of disease
which cannot be obtained from any other remedy.
such is the po wer Of this combination,
that II penetrates 70 every portion OF the human
frame: every bone and muscle vein nerve and liga-
nct is searched out and made sensible Of it's purify
ing and healing influence Hence it eopes as readily
with internal as external disease.
Numerous instances are on record where
this remedy has restored health to patients near
the grave that the most powerful internal remedies
tailed TO produce any effect Such has frequently been
che case in Infiamma ton Of the Bowels..
where the Magnetic Ointment can be obtained
For Infia mmatory Rheumatism this
ointment is the most complete remedy ever prepared
nr Diphtheria or Putd Sore Throat it is unrvaled-
nnInety-nIne cases out of hundred,
IL win afford entire relief TO the of Nervous
Headache in thirty minutes.
For Nervous Diseases this medicine is Of
Immense value.
Affections OF the Spine, Rheumatism, Lame
Croup, Coiic, Cholera Morbus, Agne in the Face or
Breast Burns, Scald Head, Serofda Salt Rheum Ery-
spsiss, inssmed Eyes, Fever sores Sores etc win
netic Ointment -
> RANsoN, Sox Co., Propr's. Buffsio N Y.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-11-28

st. Clairsvilie Retail Market.
White wheat flour p bbl 90 cO@lo 90.
Wheat per bush. 81 90
Corn . bush.50e
Oats bushel 40
Hay p ton $40 00ya25 90.
Potatoes ? bush. ssHc
Dried apples p h &c.
Dried peaches y b l21zc
Hams q D l5@2oc.
Sides p d &c..
Shoulders p D &c.
Fish-Mackerei No. 2 halfbbl SO 90.
"3, 90 so.
Butter p D. 25c. ,
Eggs p doz. l5c.
Lard 2 n l0c.
Cheese . D 20c.
Tallow p D 10cts.
Bees Wax . d SO.
Feathers . u 75c.
Coffee 25@27c.
Sugar N. o. p d. l21fc.
Sugar White, y d l5@lGc ta
Tea p d 81 25@l so.
Rice q d lO9l2Hc.
N. o. Molass 2 gallon soc.
Syrup. 75@1 90.
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MisfeIlaasaas.
Onq nestionably the best su stained wnrlx NJ
the kind in the World.
ldarper's Magazine.
Notices of the Press.

Nctices OF the Press.
me ever increasing circulation of THIS ex
ceiIent monthly proves its continued adanfa-
tl0n 70 popular desires and needs Indeed
Wnen we think into how many homes ft penel
traLeS every month, we must consider IL AZ one
OF the educators as well as entertainers of the
Lnlnd, lor It's vast popularity has been won nv
no appeal 70 stuEid prejudiees or depraved
tastes.-i Boston Globe Pseu
The character which this Magazine nossassas
lor variety, enterprise, artistic wealth. and Iit-
erary eniture that has kept pace with. N IL has
20 regard IL with JiIstifable complacency NJ
also sneatIes them to great claim upon the
puonc graf ttude The Aaxazine has done eood
Eagle. lDAV0AiSn
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HIsHIRT's PINE TREE
Tar Cordial,
NATURES GreatsREMEDY
FOR THE 4f,t
THROAT AND LUNGS.
&S@

1t Is gratifying to as to In form the public thai
DE-. Q Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial, fol
Throat and Lung Diseases, has gained an en-
viable reputation from the Atlantic to the Pa
clfic coast. and from thence to some of the firsl
families OF Europe, not through the press alone
but by persons throughout the States ctually
benefited and cured at his office. While be
publishes less, so say our reporters, he is un-
able to supply the demand. 1t gains and noIds
Its reputation
First. Not by stopping congh. but by loosen
Ing and assisting nature to throw on the un-
healthy matter collected about the throat and
bronchial tubes which causes irritation.
Second 1t remov the cause OF Irritation
(which produces cough) of the mucous mem
brane and bronchial tubes. assists the lungs to
act and throw off the unhealthy secretions, and
purifieS the blood.
Third. 1t is free from squills, 1obelIa. ipecac
and opium, OF which most throat and lung
remedies are composed, which allay cough
only, and disorganize the stomach 1t has a
soothing effect on the stomach, acts on the
liver and kidneys, and lymphstlc and nervous
regions, thus reaching to every part of the
system, and in its invigorating nd purifying
effects 1t has gained reputation which 1t must
hold above all others in the market.
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DIED.

CRISWELL.-On the 23rd inst- Barkley, son
of r. F. and G. P Criswell Of Wheeling,
West Va, aged IA months.
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OPEN ALL The YEAR,

%. Louie, Michigan. Magnets Springs.
The frst Magnetic Water discovered inAmeri-
ca! QSoe) Has been visited by over TO- 900 persons
ENTIRE ROUTE BY RAILROAD.
@ q r e =
Neuralgia, Paralysis, Rheumatism, Gout, Dis
eases of the Bladder and Kidneys, Dyspepsia
Impotency, and all diseases OF the NervousSys-
tenn, Contracted Joints, General Debility. FINE
BATHS. For mphlets containing description,
analysis ofwater, and 6li other information, ,ad-
dressMAGEETICSPRING COMPAFY ,St.Louis
6ratiot Co., Mich.
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PiftsburgI, Produce Market

From the Pittsburgh papers Of Monday.
APPLEs.-sl 259s2 3 Dbl.
BUTTERFLIES.
BEANS-sS 0o63 25 q bus.
CuEESE-Ohio factory. 139l4c; Goshen 14alS.
CARBON OIL-2Oc . gal. -,,.....
nRIED FRUIT.-Peaches7G 7GSc; Apples ScR ID.
EGGS-Fresh 23c@4c q dog .....t.
FLOUR-Red winter. IS 25@s Tsp Dbl; White
GRAfN~wneat Redwinter..sI.65 white.sl %;
New heat.sI.7e; Oats ifc; Corn, 5s96o Rye, 70;
GR0CERIEs-CofeeR Rio 25, good 10 prime 24c
lava CSC; Tess-Y, H, fancy 81 65; prime
81 25; fair 81 90 n; Guppowder good SISs
Oolong good 80 Sugar N o. alll<;PnlyrizedlSc;
Porto Rico, prime ll14c. Molasses, N. o.5o@Soc'
Syrups, choice 70c. Rice. 91Sc. ,-s.-,,- q
HAY s28@55 ton, ---
ONIONS-sI 2@200 ? bus.
POTATOES-75caSOc q bns. i.sso
POULTRY-50@60c. s.az-..' - =. 4. -,
shoulders, lie Lard IL l1zzc.-,a. -al = -, -.-a-!
RAGS@c p iDs. .t.a.s.a s.-
SALT-s2 90 . bbl. = 8
SEEDs~Clover Sc; Timothy So so , bus.
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HeEse and Lots for Salc

WELL located on Main Street. opposite new
w School House, near Court House, and bus
iness centre. The house Is 46 feet 'front.' has
4 rooms above, rooms, kitchen and pantry on
frst floor and good cellar under the whole: has
smoke house. milk house, and pump. Front
lot has fruit trees, stable and carriage house
and back lot % feet. Apply 10 Mrs ID II Wood
rone, on the premises or to
lss ST. CLAIR KEELLEY,
oct5llm ST Ciairsville. Ohio.
Possession will be given LIST Of April. u
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NEW ADVERTISEMNTS.
TAKEN UP.

TAKEN UP.
Red and White Cow, having lbeen in the
n neishborhood since July, Red head and
neck back to shoulders and SPOTTED, red and
white on sides. The owner of said prOperty
can have 1t by calling on the undersigned on
Jesse Barton's Farm, on Steep Run, by proving
property and paying charges.
nov2S3ws w. r. HARDESTY. F.
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The Accommodation stops q sssTsrs' -, zbsrs me
Mehsn's Htnex. Trains 40 nos Sup
time fs omitted. 49,
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0O0O AGENTS wANTED-we guarantee
OO0O employment for all, either kex, at SIS
per day, or $4,000 or morea year. New works
by Mrs. H. b. Stowe and others. Superb pre-
mlums given away. Money made rapidly aud
easily. Particulars free. QUEEN CITY PUB,
CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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a.,tsuer. and Ohis naiirsad.
tcrrfkAL ONO Drv1sroS9
Passenger Trains on Central Onie
Div;s;on leave Bellaire and arrive a.
Bellaire as follows: -
x.u ......-.....-2.is ..- as m io@ M
Eaat lime - N
pittsbnyrhkC4nctn ZEFtezHA0 49,. -
nirrrbrs Accom- notation aib M io.'. !"
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THE grand principle that operates in these
i wonderful medicines. Is the power that
they possess in Purifying the turgid bieod, and
expeIling corrupt humors from the system.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS consist OF q careful
and peculiar admixture OF the finest VEGE.
TABLE ExfRACrS, HERES. and MEpICIHAL
their com bination, they never expose those
who use them to any danger, at any time or
them to her children, and the most delicats
constitutions can use them with as great q
benefit as the most vigorous and powerful
frame.
7s Maiden Lane. New York.
HolIoway's Pills and Ointment are sold at
Is cents, 62l< cents, and 81 per box pot. A
great saving is made by buying the large sizes.
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az fo 40n per dsyl Agents wantedl All
W W UAV GLASSES Of working people, of
either sex, young or old, make more money at
work for us in their spare moments. or all the
the time. than et anything else. Particulars
free. Address G. STINSON & CO.. Portland, Ne
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A CpOot OfYarI Horace waters,

A Great Offer! Isl Hsra:f Sros%wsy. W.'sE' n. \.
will dispose of NEW PIANOS, MEL0D EONS
and ORGANS, of six drst-class makers, in
Guiding Waters, at very low prices for cash,
or part cash, and balance in small monthly
instalmsntE. New T-octave first-class PIANOS,
modern improvements, for S275 cash. Now
readys CONCERTO PARLOR ORGAN, the
most beautiful style And perfect tone ever
made. illustrated Catalogues mailed. Sheet
Muzic and Music Merchandise. no213m
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Harper's Weekly.
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half q million persons, and Its influence rs an
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eENrs slippers fancy and p'.'n -
.@sssf .psssf at BAILEY . suMeAHNlF.

To Pension eTSt
An Soldier. ut the late w,r nrs nn.,r,sed with =
~ nr~nI ~, ~ s-ee nv aasiviu< IN perscn W
''us JnHN <. WEST. Exsn.ns.sr Ohie.
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NOTICE.

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Zine Stsr.,s.onss and Stsreoscopic views
Denham's Gallery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08
POLICE NOTES.

An unknown man either fell jumped into the
North River the foot Of West Fory tI early yesel,
drowned.
James Hamil, who was Injured II the back by n
,pk In Twent seconds. Ttnh4ye April died Yesterday
IN Bellevue Hospital
The body of an unknown nan, ,ee about 3, hay
ng brown hair mostacbe and clad dsu was found yer
day of Pier No. -. " u
Joseph Schenneck. a Genmm, of No. 1874 Forsyth-
81, wa sss4ue early sauA byn Vnpsn man a. The BSwefy
and andst and Stable, IN the bead Abdoa bach reyns
wOGnds
Charges will be made against II Police CAPTAINS
and tie Sergeant charge c ona Of Detection alowne an
unnecessary ssou consumption th respective stat
houses dlnng March
Henry Is. Sch0les OF BrOGlyn, T.. D., drew $3.50
OIL SATURDAY afternoon First honal Ban and while paak
up In bic east pocket io,ed by
whom stole the escaped Tie other
DAVIS, age n, was arrested
John Calvin Of No. 12SClinton- phce stabbed
early yserday Frank Come ~ No rs Centre the right side In
rictne ,eyefe wound The ssssint Nc
ao AZ, g. No % LOWS ATTACHED yest,Tay la POM
,rn near A,nu. g. By unown aud bact 90 ib, h.s
with a siqng shot roosi,nga sevefefould.
Paul Sclaefler, n Germa Trainer aye g. died
YESTERDAY at the Charity HoPslo Bachvs Ishd nom nar.,
received from fail n.ad} three aro..Pahk w. Malone are
FL from fnb,ory viDdo- ch - flntGyt sAtudsy AND
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ASSEMBLY,.

The County Clerk of Ncw-York sent in an
other OF the records OF his office All the available
force the County Clerks Office il engaged on the work
called for by resolution Of the House. and the County
Clerk ks for further extension Of time 10 complete IT,
there being much yet 10 do lie promises 20 hasten the
work az much n possible Ten days further time was
granted the County CLERK OF New-iork to hniSh Tue
work called for
BY Mr.. d. l.. MISUNDERSTANDING the sale ot hay.
Also supplemental 10 the Albany Police bill, 80 AZ to
meet The objections Of the Governor
BY Mr.. BtRBI-Providiug for the support Of the
Incbriate Home, Brooklyn.
By Mr. RocnE-To amend the Charter Of Brooklyn
Il provides eF The election e o I o o. e c f '
banks the Common Council direct or he select 20 COUNTER
.fi Of The con o funds and appropriations anil make
returns the of a. tie Common Council direct The Coun
eli s, orr, or ryrp; money. Of tie Treasury
shan he drawn Onl Of e Treasury except IN pursuee Of such
oTdeiesIp9pnaiIg ,9e s,m an gP,n %aa,s G1% T Is
bis assistant iHe .iy ia,lief may ap",Ps Gpuy 70 1
and the Common Council -ha BIZ their compensation The Deputy
The House went into Committee Of the Whole on the
bill prohibiting appropriations from the state Treasury
10 schools or institutions under sectarlan religious
Mr. ii. SMITH called attention the fact that this
LEGISLATURE could not pass "a law which said Leg8la-
tuTe could hereafter pass law. constitutional
amendment Of this description would do vel enough
Mr.. ALvORD said he had been requested 10 introduce
the bill and had done so stl he considered It entirely
nucatory. and ~ effect II passed lie moved 10
strike ont ne first section.
IRA u. BEowN said both these gentlemen, The other
night had said, when this subject was under discussion
in another bill that general law would be- apprO-
sisted that the law would Fl ctiyc, # enacted and
claimed that Republican party On record ia
passed upon II. It would he held 10 strut account.
Tho motion strike out the first section. which De
froyed the bill, Wa, carried. On motion Of Mr. Al
yoED, he title WAS tIeu stricken out. ,.
he and il was lost % So.
The following bills passed upon by the Committee
" rs a55rog.istor, for ie O., ,u. on clu OFFEND ial
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THE FIJASES IN COURT.


COMPANY SWINDLE-A DAMAGING LETTER.
The Elascs. prOprictOrs OF the notorious
"Geneva Watch Company" swndle at No. 763 Broadway
began. last saturday ut the Jefferson Market Police
Court. the defense OF the clerk, Alfred C. Snhen, VINO
sold a worthless watch, q few weeks ago, TO wayne
Iitzenberc on whose complaint the proceedings
were instituted. This defense was reinarKaDo lor
its inattention 20 the worth OF the movement ana LOT a
intense interest the value Of the case one OF inc
witnesses vontuung 10 insinuato that the case
Of the Geneva Company's watch contained as
much silver as that Of Waham watch OF
tbe lowest grade the counsel for the lie
tense Vocifcrousy claimed that The value OF Ltzeh
bercs watch was satisfactorily proved notwithstanding
the worthlcssness Of the movement. Among o'her
shallow devices, bin for two Waltham Watches OF tue
lowest grade purchased March 80 or since Snen ar
rest was exhibited and the inference drawn mat clo
part of The stock No ,o3 was Of American manu-
facturc.
Iliiah Fuller testified am the agent for the Waltham
Watch Company sell the aihata cap watch for SD the
now show is an imitation American watch, made m
Switzerland think: have been In the store az No 16B
the "Home Watch for sale there: the clerk tod me
that The best watch they had for sale The Home
You show was bought, as The bill shows, on March
20. or since TINS suit was b gun.
Fritz Nc,sner testified: l am Wa, 'hcasc manu-
.cUrgr ut so. 30 Naaenane; have nc.n I'D ne huSl-
ness 10 years did not make the case Of the watch You
go 9'Sr ~ n.n % s inli a., ~ yytc6 ''
Joseph Falis testified: l manufacture watch eases
vcy arsrN MAKE cases IN %nl'n MSiIn"" VIZ
, at a. ,e I.lue. DOM want TO tell the value
OF them as would pose my business; and besides.
have different prce' for the same %atehIS il s'illns
cases are made entirely OF CON Ilftr
J. ". Mcdonald testified: purchased watch OF the
1'H'N| "','n N"Inp%H' o t y , has rri aoo1
tim-: bought it on the 9h Of March for sls %; tits
marked Wllham EIely, Boston MIS',' ana WA. 50
Xxx, ,Sc,',.r Of 'I' ~ G.rpy W. W,Ict CONN. ~,
AdopI Gwen testified: ! ain employed Dv Tiffany ~
Coz can't tel you the value oil TINS watch Nc don
hvrp i-,lu Ie ,''lo' , wa 49,, - ~" -, 1
80 49,. 81 t,if NJ ,&,,eo. "a v-otcb rof,,j fr si0
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