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A letter received from Powhatan says
that IA Grant and Wilson club wa or
ganized on the oath inst. Itnow num-
bers 4S members, four of which were
formerly good Democrats. We expect
double our present number ere the
closes.
One favorable feature in this campaign
is that nearly every one of the young
men who get vote this Fall for the
first time are going to vote for Grant.
Danford is quite popular here, many
of the Democrats affirm that they will
vote for him in preference to a renegade,
as they do not believe Poorman is
sincere in his professions.
We claim that York TIP. has not a.
renegade Republican in it. I"
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cattle as they did this day one week ago. This,
however, is putting it a little strong. and we
think that 4 TO &c will cover any decline.-
However, trade Is dull and market inclined
downward. Extra I.zOOto 15OO rs steers. %
10 Z 10; extra 1900 bs steers, 6 75 TO s5 prime
zoo ns steers. 25 to8 50; good 100 ms steers
IS 10 5to6 o. good 1,OOo Ms steers. 90 to Is;
common 50 to- 90
Hoes The run OF hogs, as will be seen by
receipts above, has been fair, but good pro-
portion OF them are through stock from Chica-
go. The market continues nrm and steady on
the very best grades. which sell readily. Trade
on grassers, OF which good many are com in 2
is dull and prices bad. York buyers are not
purchasing any to-day and their grade of hogs
is hardly quotable. Following are about the
prices at which the different kinds changed
hands Extra PhiIadslphlr 20 TO 30; prime
Philsdelphia5 30 to 6j; Yorksrs from IS to
4 Sc grassers dull at 50.
z SHEEP-The run of sheep to-day amounts TO
only one load. Trade for the week is over aud
most everything is sa,t or shi pped out. Prime
and extra sheep still command good figures, but
trade closed a little weak on the common
grades. Following are the rates current: Ex-
ira 100 ms s 25tos 50; prime 95 ms sheep 90 to
8 25; primes rs sheep 75 to s5; good 80 MS
sheep . to so. ~
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THE Probate Court met on Tuesday
the Sd inst, for the September term of
he Criminal Court, and disposed of
the following cases ON the docket:
Ohio VS.. Jos. W. King-information
violation I'd Section Liquor Law; case
continued on account of absence of De-
fendant's witnesses. KeDnon for State,
Charlesworth for defence.
Ohio VS.. Jas. Crogan-inforrnation
violation Sd Section of Liquor Law;
Plead guilty, fined $1,000 and costs.
Kennon for State, Cowen for Defence.
Ohio VS.. Jas. Crogan-InformatiOn
violation of 4th Section of Liquor Law.
Non Pros. by order of the Court.
Ohio VS.. Josiah Medley-Information
assault and battery; verdict guilty, fined
s. 90 and costs. Kennon for State,
Swaney for Defence.
Ohio VS.. Peter Murphy-information
malicious destruction of property; ver-
dict not guilty. Kennon for State
Smith for Defence.
Ohio VS.. John F. Simpson-informa-
ton permitting miners to play at Bill
liards-seven cases-Jury found a YER
dict not guilty on 1st, disagreed on I'd,
and non pros entered by order of Court
in remaining five cases. Kenuon for
State and Charlesworth for Defence.
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COMMERCIAL REPORTS.
Pittsburgh Live Stock Market.

PITTsBURoH, Aug. 81, 1872.
CATTLE-The receipts of cattle to-day have
been fair of through and same of those in
tended for sale here. The buyers have pretty
generally gone East, and not much more will
be done in the way of trade until their return
next Tuesday. Trade ruled shade dull to-
ward the close of the market. Tho feeling, no
doubt, was caused by the unfavorable advices
from New York which report that market low
9r, with downward tendency and heavy re-
ceipts on the Yey there. Buyers say that they
would not pay as much by one-half cent 70
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Very Desirable property in
ST. ClairSvilla for Sale.

rrHE undersigned offers for sale, on easy
| terms all OF his real estate in st. Clahs s.
willie, O., consisting OF a Lot on Main Street
East end on which is residence and Store
Room. Ice House, Smoke House, Ice Cellar,
residence and Ice Cream and oyster Saloon.
Also: Two back Lots % acre. South OF and
stable aud is well set in good Grapes, Fruits
and Berries,
AISO: Five acl eS of choice Land. .South of the
above on which is "a never falling spring OF
pure water, an Orchard OF best Fruit trees In
fuIl bearing, and about y acre of Concord and
Catawba Grapes; all Of these Lots are well
fenced.
Will sell all together, or In separate lots
Possession given any time. Enquire on the
premises or of ]. +. CharleSworth,
A. ARMHRUSTER.
aug29tf ST. Clalrsville, Ohio,
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AGENTS wANTED-fr tA. Live. Of
Grant Greeley
WILSON BROWN i..5is: tsass.
men OF all parties. Over 40 Steel Portraits.

n bANGELL's
LIN Ew Asst A r REMEDY
For the cure OF ASTHMA, NASAL CATAR-
kH and GROUP. Having Struggled wenty
years lie and death with Asthma or Phthisic
experimental on myself by compoundirg
roots and herbs, and inhalling the medicine
thus obtained. fortunately discovered q most
wonderful remedy and sure cure for Asthma d
its kindred diseases. Warrant T. d to relieve the
nve minntes, SO the patient can breathe easy,
or lie down 20 rest or sleep comfortably, Any
person not fully satisfied after using u the con-
tents of a package can return the remaining n
to the proprietor, and the money will be re-
funded by retnrn mail, Sent by mail TO any
address within the United States. on the re-
+ceips of Sl.25. Address ID LANGELL. Apple
Creek. Wayne Co, Ohio, Inventor and Sols
Proprietor. Sold by Druggists. Patented,
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Programme of Attractions for the


1st day, Hurdle Race; ten entries,
eight to fill, a new and exciting sport.
Also Matinee, consisting of at least
fifty young ladies and gentleman on
horseback, and a Tournament, both
new features of the Fair.
End day-Pacing premium of $50,
open to all horses or mares. Also a
fancy premium of SO, trotting confined
to horses of the County that have new
er been shown on public track before
Sd day-Sweepstakes Trottirg premi-
um $500, open to all; lst, 500; Ind, $65;
Sd, SO. Also Pacing premium of
$35 90.
The track is in excellent condition,
and the number and quality of fast
horses to be exhibited during the Fair
is greater and better perhaps, than at
any previous year.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

The Peoples Stamp of Value
The Government endorsement, which legalizes
the sale of Plantation Bitters, is not the only
stamp affixed to that famous Vegetable Tonic;
It bears in addition to that official sanction,
the still more valuable stamp of public ap-
probation. This inestimable voucher of its
rare properties as a Tonic Corrective and AL
terative, is of much earlier date than the Gov
ernment credential; for millions of sick per-
sons had pronounced it the Grand Specific of
the Age long before Congress thought of tax
ing proprietary medicines. tits unnecessary
to repeat. in detail, the properties of this
wonderful Vegetable Invigorant. The best
reference that can be offered to those who de-
sire the full particulars of its virtues, is the
General Public. Ask lhoss who have tried il
as remedy for dyspepsia, constipation, bill
business, intermittent fevers, nervous debility,
rheumatism, sea sickness, low spirits, or loss
of vital power, what Plantation Bitters has
done for them, and be governed by the respon-
sc they make to your inquiries
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The editor of the Gazette makes ter
rible threat about exposing somebody
if the CHRONICLE don't dry up on a
certain question. From our knowledge
of the former proprietor of this paper
we Judge he didn't scare worth cent.
The great swelling words of the Gazette
lead Gus to believe that it might
tell on somebody or something.
Friend, "bridge across the bloody
chasm," and don't expose your old
friends and neighbors-it will make
them feel bad.
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A T o'clock P. NJ ON TUESDAY, the nth
y day OF SEPTEMBER next, at the Conrt
House in st. Clairsville, l viii offer vt Public
sale, my farm In the BoggS srotioD. on the Ma
tiOnal Read, n little over quarter OF mile
West of town. containing about i55 acres
mostly OF limestone land. about $50 cleared,
ahout 90 acres set in timothy and clover n
acres in clover, and some y or 81 acres in blue
grass. The farm is o. the very best quality of
soil In Belmont County, water In every Held.
the best stone quarry in the County, coal and
limestone enough TO enrich the farro 500 years
Oak and locusttimber plenty 10 post and pale
the W hole farm; there Is no Oetter grazing and
grain farm in the County. Five large rear
trees 5 large cherry trees. l75 large apple trees
all the afrces grafted. of 20 years growth sil
healthy, and OF the best quality of marketable
fruit, the apple trees In all favorable seasons
are capable Of bearing 100 barrels; al least 100
acres are well suited for cutting up into gar-
dens. Possession viii be given at any horr IN
time for seeding wheat. / am not able 10 al
tend 10 the isrm. aud VIII selL A purchaser
can have his own convenient time for slal<irr
payments--S, 5 or 7years-so that he cen make
ihe greater portion OF the payments frosa fho
farm. win show the farm 20 any gentleman
wishing to purchase.
au22lw JAMES WEIR
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Notice.

T,ZEKIFI. e. MILLS, John L. Mills, Lorenzo
II Mills, sarah Conawsy and John Conaway
bcr hnshaud. Mary A. Hicks, Martha Mills. Ida
Err and Henry Fry, Permela Dickson AMI
Evan II, Dickson her husband. will take no
fIce that Loretta dcGinnis and Edward Nc
~ Common Pleas of Belmont County, Ohio. a
netition demanding partition OF part OF lot 81,
In the town of Barnesville, belmont County,
Street. and being the same conveyed TO VIM.
n. Mills and others by VIM, Reed; Also, the
East half OF Section 81, Townships. Range t.
In I,unsburg Township, Monroe County, Ohio;
Also. the East half of the Northwest quarter
OF said Section. and the East half of theSouth
west Quarter of said Section, and that at The
next term OF said Court the said Loretta Nc
Ginnis and husband will apply for an order
that partition be made OF said premises.
LORETTA McGINNIS ard
EDWARD McGINSIs,'
sep56y Petitioners.
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THE Gazette says that the former
editor of this paper was brought up on
whiskey.
That ruddy bloated countenance of
his looks like it, don't it? We are not
cquainted with the editor of the Ga
zette, but if his beer cask is not any larg-
er than that displayed by the former
proprietor of this journal, we'd never
suspect him of having ever smeIled 8
bung hole. Come, neighbor, let justice
be done.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-09-12

Our Board of Commissioners showed
their hand last week in allowing Hea-
ton $1.75 per quire for printing blanks,
and cutting down the Chronicles bill to
20 cents per quire. We put in bill Of
s1.OO per quire, the usual price over the
State. There is a difference of $1.05 on
the quire which we suppose the Com
missioners allowed merely because
Heaton is a Democrat and the CBRoNI-
Gle of the opposite politics.
How is this gentlemen?
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GAINESVILLE DISTRICT FAIR.-The
"Great Fair of Eastern Ohio" at atBarnes-
vile will commence on the oath inst,
and continue four days. Organized at
a point accessible to the farmers and
Exhibitors of Belmont, Monroe, Noble
and Guernsey counties, the annual
exhibitors OF this Association have had
heretofore large attendance and the
result is, the District Fair is stamped
with success. 1t is believed that the
attractions offered this year by its man.
ayers will bring together larger crowd
of visitors than heretofore. The pre-
miums offered have been increased 25
per cent. above that of last year, and
are now as liberal as those of any other
Association in Eastern Ohio. In addi-
tion to the regular premiums offered
by the Association, the citizens of
GAINESVILLE have generally contributed
purses, which will insure good trotting,
pacing and racking contests ON each
principal day of the Fair. Arrange
ments have been made with the B. &
D. R. r. for cheap excursion rates
during the Fair, and to accommodate
visitors east, special passenger train
will leave Barnesville for Bellaire at
$50 P. NJ. on each day of the Fair.
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OUR WHISKY AND ToBAcCo.-There
are seven distilleries in this county =
four grain and three fruit. In March
I of this year they paid United States In
ternal Revenue tax amounting to over
ten thousand dollars. At the present
time they are all suspended, but the
most of them will begin operations
during the Fall. There is one Tobacco
mandatory at New Castle, and eight
teen cigar manufactures in differ
ent parts of the County, contributing on
an average $1,000 per month to Uncle
Sam.
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-EsTEY COTTAGE ORGANs.-An at
tractive feature of our Fair this season
will be the display of EsTEY ORGANS
in the Floral Hall, by the well known
music Dealer, w. G.. Bonsell. The
EsrEY ORGAN is endorsed by the high
est musical authorities as the best Reed
instrument made, all lovers of music
should hear and examine them.
Wholesale & Retail at Bonsell's Mu-
sic Emporium. No. 172 Belmont St.
Bellaire, o.
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Administrator's Notice.

NTOTICE is hereby giver, that In the Probate
IN Court of Belmont County. Ohio. the under
signed was appointed and qualified as Admin.
istrator OF the estate Of Thomas Guynn, decd.
late of said County.
All persons indebted 90 said estate are re-
ouested TO make Immediate payment. and
those having claims against said estate are re-
ouested to present them within one year from
IoSEPH L0PER. Admir-
augA3 OF the estate OF Thos. Guynn.
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We understand that Col. Poorman is
making comparisons between his own
5easey and Capt. Danford's personal ap-
pearance. We are sorry for Dantord.
We advise him to get some good look
ing mans photo, to distribute among
the ladies whom the Col. has capti-
waited. The Col. says the ladies are all
Greeley men. Greeley and Poorman,
amt they pretty pair, ladies'?
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-09-12

CasfOria--a substitute Tor Cat tor Oil
is physic which does not distress or grippe, but
is sure to operate when all other remedies have
failed. You may confidently rely upon the
Castoria in a Stomach Ache, Constipation,
Flatulency, Group, worms, Piles or deranged
Liver. 1t contains neither Minerals, Nor
phine, Opium nor Alcohol, but is purely veg
etable preparation, perfectly harmless, and
above all, pleasant to take. The Castoria
soothes and quiets the system, and produces
natural sleep. 1t is wonderful thing to as
similate the food of children and prevent
them from crying. A S5 cent bottle will do
bills.
]. B ROSE 4 CO.,
E53 Broadway, New York.
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To Consumptives

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured of that dread disease. Consumption, by a
simple remedy, IS anxious TO make known to
his fellow sufferers the means of cure. To all
who desire IL, he will send copy OF the pre-
scription used. (free of CHI rgel. with the direc
tions for preparing and using the same, which.
they will End o SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
ASTHMA. BRGNCHITIs. &c. Parties wishing the
prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
la4 Penn. street. wiliamsburgh, N. Y.
oet26'7l-iy
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OPENING UP OF SCHooL.-School
opens next Monday. Hunt up your
books and states, and rub up your ideas
my young friends. You have had a
long vacation, now show that it has
been improved. High School will
open Monday afternoon.
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PITTSBURGH FEyM.aLE
GOTLEGE

Elegant buildings, well furnished and ear
petedthroughout. Thorough course of study.
Twenty-Three Teachers.
Seven Departments. Special teachers-four in
Music--for each OF the ornamental branches
Native teachers of French and. German, Charg-
ee less than any school affording equal Rd-
vautages and accommodations. Fall term
September 10th. Send to the Pre-
sident, Rev. l. Q. Pershing, d. d., Pittsburgh.
Penn, for Catalogue. augS6w
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Pittsburgh Produce Market.

From the Pittsburgh papers Of Monday.
APPBES.-sI 599s3 2 bbi.
BUTrER-2sa25c. ~ = --f ---
REANS-S2 75a3 % 2 bus.
CHETSE-ohio factory, la@lIc; Goshen Halls
CARBON OTL-De q gai.
DRIED FRUIT.-PeachesT TgSc; Apples 9cR ID
EGGS-Fresh 2sc@24c 2 doz
/ FLOUR-Red winter, IS 259S 75R Dbl; White
2 bbl, 50 90. -.
GRAIN-Wheat Redwinter..sl IS; White,s 81 so
New " heat 5, ,76; Oats 4fc; Corn, 5S@69 Rye, 20
GR0tERIEs-CoheeR Rio 5, good toprime 24c
Java CSC; Teas-Y, d, fancy 81 65 prime
81 25 fair 81 % 2 n G1pPog6eIs COOL 81 ~; 5s
Porto Rico, prime IlI4c. Molasses, n. c.76GSOc;
Syrups, choice 70c Rice, 91zc.
HAY S2SG35 , ton,
ONIONS-Sl 1892 % p bus.
POTATOES--5caS0c 2 buS.
PG0VfSfoNsE $. c. r71zc. Sides. II;
lie. Lard u11zc.s .--.,
RAGS-4c 2 ibs- -
SALT-s2 90 q bbl. ,zs..s-,....
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HORSE STOLEN. unknown
person without the fear of the law be-
fore their eyes, entered the pastIre
field last Friday night of one Joseph
McKelvy, residing near Centreville,
and felonieusly carried away one valu-
able bay horse. We would advise that
thief to return that animal at once,--no
questions will be asked.
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AGENTS TO The RESCUED

Scatter truths among the people RICHARD
SONS PERSONAL HISTORY OF GRANT tells
more "a truth about the man than all the papers
In the world. Ig you want to know II CIraat
Is thief liar or drunkard read this book
agents can make large wages for the next few
months selling IL, as IL is wanted and we give
overwhelming com missions. Address
1,.AMERICANL PUBLISHING CO., Hartford
Ct., or W Z BLISS L CO., Toledo, Ohio.
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Pease.

A correspondent from Pease says:
"The skies are bright down here.
The people are persuaded that Horace
is PoOr-man. Old PeaSe will make
the crow-eaters howl this Fali-and cry
Let us have Pease but nary"
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Beuaira.

The Bellaire Window Glass Works
are completed.
Apartments are furnished free lat the
City Hotel, to considerable number
of persons each week.-Apply to the
Police.
Excursion tickets to the Great Sol
diers Convention to be held at Pitts!
burg on the 18th inst, may be obtained
at the Office of the G. & p. r. r. Co.
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NOTICE.

All subscriptions due this Office foT
papers up to date viii be paid to the
new proprietor. All advertising ac-
counts will be paid to the former pro-
prietor, and settlements are requested
Immediately.
Aug. 31st, '72.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-09-12

n. A. Barber, Esq, formerly of
Barnesville, late editor of the New
Comerstown Independent has sold out
to c. H. Goodrich, formerly of the
Noble County Republican.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-09-12

Notwithstanding the abundant apple
crop, fruit-raisers are predicting that
apples will be as scarce an article in the
market next winter as they were last.
The extraordinary heat and humidity
of the season predisposes TO an early
maturity of all classes OF vegetstio
which in case of those varieties subject
to decay will prove disastrous to their
preservation.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-09-12

Ladies of the town and vicinity are
requested TO be present on the morning
of the first day of the Belmont Fair to
assist in decorating the Floral Hall.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-09-12

THE meetings held by Hon. J. T.
Updegraff, during last week were well
attended, especially those at Flushing
and Morristown. The Doctor is ma
king a lively canvass, and exposing the
contemptible treaehery and two faced
ness of the would-be leaders of the
Liberal and Democracy of this District.
We had the pleasure of meeting the
DR.. to-day, he reports the camp fires
burning brightly along the line.
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Harrison County,

Cadiz and Hopedale are having live
ly times on the Rail road question:
Go in brethrenl The longest pole
knocks the persimmons.
Harrison Co. Fair occurs on the I'd,
Sd and 4th days of October. 1t is usu-
ally worth attending.
Franklin College begins its fall term
Wednesday of this week.
The McNeely Normal School at
Hopedale began its 61st term on Mon
day the ID, with first class corps of
instructors.
A Liberal Executive Committee of
five has been organized at Cadiz.-
They had difficulty in finding enough
Lib.'s in the County for the purpose.
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RuriaI Notice.

The public is hereby notified that no more
interments will be permitted in the burial
grounds known as the Old Presbyterian Grave
Yard, except by special permit from the Trus-
tees of the ST. ClaIrsYille Union Cemetery As
sociation. And all applications for burial
permits must be made % Mr.. George Brown,
Agent of The Trustees of said Association, at
ST. Clairsville, o. sepl2lt
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-09-12

THE Western Iron, and Western Nail
Associations have decided to advance
Iron s4 90 per ton and nails 25 cents
per keg. -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-09-12

Bauers' Silver Cornet Band of Zanes-
vile, will furnish music for the Bel
mont Fair.
Some of the best horses in the State
will be at the Belmont Fair. Go and
see them.
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Among the great
discoveries Of modern
science, few are OF
more real value to
mankind than this eff
fectual remedy for nil
diseases Of the Threat
and Lungs. A vast
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PAssENGERs by BUS to Warnocks
can provide themselves with 30 cent
currency stamp.