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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-08-15
NOTICE.
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rINHE above reward will be raid 10 any one
i having a chimney that will not draw we'll
when one of Pangle n Mright's Patent Crates
has been properly applied 10 it, We warrant
perfect draught, TO save tuel. make less dust and
dirt than any other CRATE now in. use, thereby
adding greatly to health and comfort. The cost
is but little more than common Z rate ant no
payment required unless IL acts as represented
right 10 remove CRATE reserved. In conIlrms-
tlon OF the above, read the following Cerlif-
Gates.
WaEgLINe. W. Va, April sSth, ISza
hereby certify that 1 have in use one Of
Pangle q Wright's Patent Crates and take
pleasure in recommending Il 70 the public.
Hon. +. Q. CsACRAFT,
Wheeling. W. Va, Dec. sth, 1871.
Having chimney in the house In which
reside that dehed all ehdeavors to secure n
drausht, it gives me pleasure 90 state thas since
Mr.. Pangle inserted his Patent Crate. II draws
TO my entire satisfaction. Persons troubled
with a similar ehimney, viii do we'll 20 procure
one Of these Crates. j. Z. ORR.
MoTristown, May ., 1871
THIS to certify that employed David
Pangle TO put one OF his Patent Crates in a
smoky chimney Tor my sister, Mrs. N. MOaealL
And that this CRATE gives entire satlElaetion
the smoke goes up Instead or down. / WOULD
IL 10 all pefSAns having smoky
chlmn,es. JNO. -. HAMILrON
For further particulars address Panrle A
Wright, .Belmonh ohio, or Benjatnin Fishar
Star Foundry, Wheeling, IVA. JuRGSSm
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Erred DOUGLASS is out in card say
ing that he cannot see why Summer
should trouble himself because Presi-
dent Grant did not invite him to dine
with him alongiwith the San Domingo
Commissioners. He says he did not
at all feel insulted since Gen. Siegel the
other Secretary was not invited. His
treatment on the boat coming up the
Chesapeake was what he complained
OF, but the fact that he wasn't invited
to dine with Grant, was cause of in
suit to no one. He doesn't appreciate
Summers kindness. .i''
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CELLANEOUS.

No Person can take these Bitters accord
ing to directions, and remain long unwell provided
their bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or other
means and the vital organs wasted beyond the point
of repair. --rl .zs-.i
in the Shoulders Coughs Tightness of the Chest Dir
rness, Sour Eructatons of the Stomach, Bad Taste
in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation Of the
Heart Inflammation OF the Lungs, Pam IN the regions
of the Kidneys and hundred other painful symptoms.
are the osprings Of Dyspepsia. In these complaints
it has equal and one bottle viii prove Letter guar
antee Of its merits than lengthy advertisement.
For Female Complaints, in young or old.
married or single, at the dawn Of womanhood, the
turn Of life these Tonic Bters display decided an
tible. y
For Inflammatory and Chronic Rhess-
matism and Gout. Bilious, Remittent and Inter
mittent Fevers Diseases Of the Blood Liver Kidneys
and Bladder, these Bitters have equal. Such Dis
caused by Vitiated Blood, which is generally
produced BY arrangement OF the Digestive Orgasis
They are n Gentle Purgative ns well as
Tonic, possessing also the peculiar merit Of acting
As powerful agent in relieving Congestion Infam-
nation Of the Liver and Visceral Organs, and in Bilious
Diseases.
For SKIN Diseases, Eruptions, letter, Sab
Rheum, Blotches. Spots Pimpes, Pustues, BOils Car
buncles, Ring-worms, Scad-Head, Sore Eyes, Ery
spelas Itch Scur, DiscoloraonSof the Skin, Hnmors
and Diseases OF the SKIN of whatever nature,
literally dug up and carried out Of the system in
short time by the use of these Btters
. Grateful Thousands proclaim VINsGAR DIT-
TERs the wonderful Invgorant that sustained
the sinking system. fr-
JWALKER, Prop'r. r. H. MCDONALD & CO.,
Druggists and Gen. Agts., San Francisco, CAL.
and cor of Washington and Charlton Sts., New York.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
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Morrisfnwni. Aug. 9th. 1872.

EDITOR CHRONICLE-De0r SIR
Feeling anxious to harmonic the Re-
publican and Prohibition parties in
Belmont County, and after having con-
suited with several Republicans upon
the subject, addressed note to DIR.
Baker of GAINESVILLE, stating that if he
desired the nomination for the office Of
Probate Judge at the hands of the Re-
publicans of Belmont County, that my
opinion was that he would have to
come. into the Convention to be held in
BelIaire on the Sd inst, and agree to
abide its decisions. To which note
DIR. Baker replied on the 22nd Of July,
stating his position fully and as the Re
publican Convention declined hearing
his (Dr. BAker's) position, deem it
but justice to the Doctor, and to the pco-
pie of The County to ask the publication
Of that letter. Truly Yours,
rlf.- WM.C. KIRK.
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I0YDSVIIL IA Auo. 2d L

.egf T. lof ftDsf lt1iIts, aug. .OStJ IofZsIl y
+ Mr., EDITols: AS you: have shown
yourself a true friend and defender of
tthe 'Temperancec cause, especially in up
hOlding lin my opiniou) the best exc
cuted local laws against Eliquor selling
in your village, Lam prompted through
"a deep interest in the work to bring the
Question up for Investigation. The first
query is, How ought we to act to ac-
complish the most good in the cause ?
A small portion of our strong temper
ance men conceive in their minds that
the only way to put down intemper-.
ance is to organize political party with
only one plank in the platform, namely,
Prohibition, and ask all temperance
men to blindly follow their political
leadership. Now if there were not
some really intelligent persons belong
/ ing TO the organization, [ should most
certainly consider them only lot of dis
appointed Office seekers, for could more
absurd idea be conceived than to ask
gopdRepublicans and Democrats to give
up all their most cherished principles
to carry out but one? one which can
be better carried out by men of both
parties voting for men who are pledged
to the Temperance cause. 1t is worse
than foolish to ask true friends of the
cause to gointO an organization of ac-
knowledged weakness, and they would
show their want of political wisdom by
so doing,d, nj I..s...l-ji, sd .s5..
The effect of the friends of temper
ance concentrating on the candidates of
the two political parties who were tenn
perance men, or by a special vote on a
Prohibitory Law would soon show the
Political parties that they must nomi-
nate men pledged to carry out such
laws as will be necessary to put down
the Iiquor traffic. 1 conscientiously be-
lieye. that law to make it a crime to
sell Intoxicating drinks with punish
ment in the State prison, would be
only just and right, for certainly pun.
EishInent by fines has been failure, for
/ the immense profits of our illegitimate
liquor business 80 great that they will
continue to sell, even if fines are inn
posed. as three groggeriesibetween here
and st. Clairsyille and three more be-
tween St. ClairsviIle and Bridgeport
testify. Let all good temperance men
ljoin in petitioning our Legislature to
submit a Prohibitory Liquor Law to
the special vote of the people and then
there may be some hope of success, for
the rurnsellefs only laugh, in their
sleeves at the Prohibitory. Ticket as
now managed shlua4f !. - w n, S,ii
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death of MIR. Coifax,s Mother.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Aug. Mrs.
Matthews, mother of Vice PRESIDENT
Colfax, aged 81 years, died at half past
four O'Clock this afternoon. The cancer
that has affected her for five or six
years has been very malignant, more
than once the fatal symptoms of ap-
preaching dissolution, have. appeared,
but new remedies sought by her family
ineyery country, have kept its rayages
at bay and the, unwearied nursing of
her husband and family, have undonbt-
edly prolonged her life. Last winter,
however, she grew worse, and since her
return from Washington has steadily
declined, suffering great agony, much
of the time. She will be long remem-
bered at Washington as having presid-
ed at her sons receptions during his
Speakership, while he was Widower.
She was, then the life, of the social circle.
brilliant in conversation for one of her
years, and universally beloved and
honored. Her end was peaceful and
without much suffering. Her funeral
obsequies will take place. Tuesday af-
ternoons tsIil iti ili.t inlr -fH gie
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-08-15

HON. WIN. P. SPRAGUE has been
nominated for Congress in the 10Th Ohio
(Marietta) District. -.s3t..3.. :.
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AMADEUS, King Of Spain, has signed
decree abolishing slavery in Cuba and
Porto Rico. II 81 fae
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THIS rs HOW IT rs.

One day last week Mr.. Heaton, the
ssscrown pedlar Of this place, held a
held u conversation with what he sup
posed to be a Greeley Republican. He
inquired if the Greeley Republicans Of
the County intended to support the
Democratic County ticket? The sup
posed supporter of III, g., thought that
theyIwould n0t.lr Heaton Thought that
they certainly wouldn't be doing the
fair tiling to ask their supports for Gree
ley a,itftbeag go back on the Demo Re-
pubiiiean i6dhty ticket, The thing is
plain enough; the leaders Of the Democ-
racy of this County can well afford to
support Greeley and, induce Others to
do soy provided that they receivelseme
assistance iii'getting back to- the public
crib. They care nothing for Greeley
and support him because their hands
are idle if not doing SO. Hutwhat ar
gunlent. a the talented stomach that
edits the Gdza5es can use to induee a
Liberal Republican to help back into
Office the thieyflg, plundering, lying
dead beats that have been lying in
wait for Office for years we cannot tell.
Are you not q nice, class of men to want
back into office after having plunged
the County i'll debt over one hundred
and thirty thoisand dollars Why do
yoa want back? There is nothing left
for you to steal! .b9hssi8i
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Plantation BittGPS.
S. T.--186O.--X.

This wonderfut vegetable restorative
4 ssI. a-Anchor Of the feeble and de-
bilitatea. AS a tonic and cordial for the
aged and languid it has no eq1al among
stolnaciiics. AS u remedy for the merry
Gus weakness to which women are es-
pecinIly subject, it is superseding every
other stlmulant. In all climates, tropi-
cal, temperate or frigid. it acts as .
specific in every species of disorder
which undermines the bodily strength
I WI ili apim.i spirits.
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JEwErT was nominated in the 18th
(van Trump's) District on the 10th
ballot. ga .ltdinnfs iall i.i.iisfl,.' :
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.
MARIETTA COLLEGE.

uAatAAOOeN, OhAOs
The next term begins Aug. g. In the Aca-
denny students are prepared for college or for
business. The instituti tion has one OF the largest
libraries in the country, good buildings, exten-
sive and well selected app aratus, able and ex-
perIeneed Instructors The attendance the last
year was larger than ever before. Worthy STU
dents needing 1t are aided. For Catalogues,
apply to the President, 1. w. ANDREWS.
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Beautiful Woman!

MAGNOLIA BALM gives to the
Csnpfexion the Freshness of Youth,
HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM ogereomss the
flushed appearance caused by heat. fatigue and
excitement. 1t makes the lady OF forty aP-
pear but twenty, and SO natural and perfect
that no person can detect Its application. By
its use the toughest skin is made to rival the
pure radiant texture OF youthful beanty. 1t
removes redness, bletches, and pimples. 1t
contains nothing that will injure the skin i'm
the least.
MAGNOLIA BALM isused by all fashionable
ladies' In New York, London and Paris. 1t
costs only rs ecu Is per Bottle, and is sold by all
Druggists and Perfulners.
jail lS7zly
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REMOVED.

NGISS NANCY B. FARIS, would inform her
Nl old customers and the ublic generally. and
ladies particularly that she has removed TO the
room formerly &c. pied by Watson q Gressin-
ger, West of the si Clair Hotel. where she will
keep full supply # MILLINERY, FANCY,
GOODS and TRIMMINGS, fresh from the East
each season. to " hlc she invites the attention
of b yers. Than <fL for past favors. she would
invite those wanting HATS or BONNETS
MADE or TRIMMED, to call where they may
be expeditiously and neatly supplied.
mar26'6S
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The President of Peru has been assas.
sinated by a revolntionist who declared
himself dictator and was caught by the
citizens and hung to a lamp post.
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J Speech BY Andy johnson ION - ,

~ = -Ssi
Ex-President Johnsonspoke at Knox
willie, Tenn. on Saturday. He said: -
He wasno candidate for office. The
government has been drifting from its
constitutional IRoorings and become the
plaything of an irresponsible Congress
at the dictation of an usurping EXecn-
tive. He reviewed Grants admins
tration with severity, and denounced
Official s'gift taking' as bribery. He
favored the one term system aud the
election of President by a direct vote.
The reelection of Grant would be a
national disaster. He accepted Greeley
on the principal of universal pressure;
circumstances beyond human control,
which has limited the choice to the two
men; patriots cannot hesitate to chose
Greeley. 1t is no time to say this or
that, is, or is it not my party, but let us
all unite in saying that this is my coun-
try and must have reconciliation, res
toration and civil rights to all citizens,
confidence between sections and a re.
form of service. he pleaded for The
return of ancient reverence for the con-
stitution and official obligations.
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Leading medical authorities have
come to the conclusion that no one need
dread consumption, the great scourge
OF the country, if his lungs are only
nourished on good air during every
hour Of life. The breathing of a pure
air a few hours each day will not keep
Off the terrible destroyer, but the lungs
must have this kind of air as often as
nature requires lit, which is all the
while. g3{l 80 a'bsif.ii ff
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PITTSB'URGH. FEMaLE

Elegant buildings, well furnished and car
peted throughout Thorough course Of study.
Twenty-Three Teachers.
SeveH DeparSneat& Special taaehers-four in
Mus1c-for each of the ornamental branches
Native teachers of French and German. lCharp-
es less thans-any school afforifng equal adj
vsntages and accommodations Fall term
commences September 10th. Send to tf-- Pre-
sident, Rev. !. z. Pershing, D. D., Pittsburgh,
Penn, for Catalogue auQSSw :
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LOCK HERE !

DHYSICIANS or persons wanting pure whis-
Il kies for medicinal purposes can get the
same WARRANTED PURE by applying to the
undersigned ut their Distillery ON Cats Run,
or addressing them at Powhalan Point, Ohio.
i2:l3 Gfu. ]. 4 +. RAMSER.
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THE course of the Tribune since the
first news from North Carolina is really
amusing, II has kept table of the
vote OF the counties, standing for ever
al days, correcting It according as the
reports become reliable. From .aSmar
jerity OF six thousand for -Merrimoii, it
dwindled down daily until last Friday,
whena majority for Caldwell of 434
was conceded, It's editorials at first
were bpnconbe ID the extreme ubtii a
defeat was evident when it began its
charge ofeorrupt voting. On, last Sat
urday when Caldweli's majority ran up
to 1890 the 1si5ule'a guns were siieneed.
IF any man dare say that North Caio-
lima hasn't gone Republican ''shoot
him on the spot" 'siliai oi's'9
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HaSl'gtOl &JgfePSOlClleg8

INSTRUCTION. ANDTHORoUGH
Expense per Annum, 400 20 s30o,
For Catalogue and isfo -matiop. address
President HAYS, Washingto 8, Penn.
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DATTON, j., Dealers In Dry Goods, Notions,
L Boots and Shoes, &C., Opposite Treasurer's
once.
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HEARD FROM AT LAST
REPUBLIGAE MAJORITY
'y.i OVER 1,500. b.

The truth at last is a damaging blow
to the GreeIeycrats. Their powder has
been wasted in vain, and to-day they
stand disheartened and in despair. One
more such a victory and they are lost.
Kentucky has done nething to cheer up
their waning hopes. Phe opposition to
the regular Democratic ticket won
heavily in the election last week, de-
featipg the enemy in Louisville and
electing the Radical Sheriff in Lex
ington. ,5 '1s...'-''' i'...- - =.
OUR readers will see from the follow
ing just how the Herald accepts the
situations: 5ij ii .u.3Gi 4s,E ail 81
! The Heratd has no objections to
Capt. DanfOrd as man or as Repub-
lican candidate for Congress. Weregard
him as the next best man for the place
after Mr.. Bingham, but we do most
earnestly and positively protest against
the manner of'h Nominations NOM
ination secured by the ballots of five
men who voted against positive in
struetions. Though we do not recog-
nize Captain Danford as the regular
nominee of the Republican party of the
District, we do the next best thing we
can under the circumstance, support
him as the minority andidate-believ-
ing he is, Notwithstanding the fraud by
which he was nominated, still more
acceptable to the people of the Six
+teenth District, than any sort of DEM
ocrat. And as he rebaked opposition
to Bingham's nomination in Belmont
two years ago, saying that he never
expected to be elected to Congress with
out the support of Bingham's friends;
not to be outdone In personal sacrifice
or partisan magnanimity, for the inter-
ests of common cause we extend him
our support, whitley we shall still de-
nounce the means adopted by those in
his interests to secure his nomination, !,
and the frauds practiced to defeat the
choice offthe majority of the party,
Hon. JohnlA. Bingham. But nothing
is now to be gained by recriminationG'
the hour is now inauspicious for tte adj
vocates of the Republicanism, to waste
their strength in partiZan differences
The great English Admiral, at the bat
tie of Trafalgar, called his Generals
together who had serious differences,
and pointing to the formidable French
Navy heaving in sight, bristling all
over with guns, said; s".See, yonder is
the enemy! England expects every
man this day, to do his duty,na III I'd
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CAHDA Thirty new and beautiful
UAMI ALUM designs. Get Price List CT
RADGENit IL. Q RICH ARDS & CO.,
DhDUEO'4 hMt'rs, AZ Murray ST.. N. Y.
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afrn 49, o.. s. !
THE Barnesville Enterprise, the self
styled 5best paper ii the County" with
thesame assurance with which it tisu-
ally dirties the nest, proceeds in its last
issue to strike an underhand blow at
aur County ticket. This is in perfect
harnony with the old practice of. the
Eate,priseruse every means to defeat
our party, that it dare, in order not to
ALLEVIATE its Republican support, and
when the ticket is successful, beg Off
cial patronage. 1t takes special care to
color to suit its aim, the difficulty in
the Conventional that arose from DIR. Ba-
ker's offering for the Probate Judge
ship. Judge iCowen did not speak
personally against Mr., Baker, but upon
the principle of any man bullying a
convention into action in his favor, nor
did be vote against Mr.. Thonapson's
making an explanation concerning DIR.
Bakers political standing, nor did he
eulogize Mr.. Carroll after he had finish
ed his first announcement. The Con-
vention received no assurances that Mr..
Baker would abide by the decision of
the Convention; on the contrary it is
evident to every one from the remarks
of his friends, that if not nominated,
DIR. Baker would bolt theticket. How
any man or class iof men would agree
TO support a candidate of this kind We
cannotsee. If Dr., Baker had come be-
fore the Convention fairly andsquareIy,
he would have stood a fair chance of a
nomination, but we trust Conventions
viii cease to be, when men are Republic
cans, If they are favored with an Office,
aud something else, If defeated. The
EsteyPrise speaks Of Mr.. Carter as an
average man, and Of itselfias the 'sbesi
paper 10 the County. Has Ksfkwood
a tin horn It has no use for?,, iili,' ! @''' ~
AsATHE newspapers Of the Distric,
talOea review ofths situation, they be
come more free to acknowiedge the
ability and p0Dularity of Mr. ,Darford.
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A. WELLINGTON HART& CO
ADJUsrERs OF CLAIMS
For InSolveut & BankruptS

ITO LEONARD ST., NEW YORK.
xs-References of highest character. Send
or Circular,
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We have heretofore said but little
with regard to the position occupied by
Hon. J. T. Updegraf in the Congress
ional canvass, but he has been so bitter
Iy assailed by the friends of Mr.. Bing-
ham on the grounds that he was in
strumental in the defeat of their candi-
date that we give some space this
week to his justification. Our quota
tions will show that he labored for
himself honestly and Independently,
and played no second part in the game
of swim or lose. The following we clip
from his letter to the Steubenville Ne,rs
of the 9th