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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-01-25

IA Deinocratie official 'of this County
went back to St. Clairsville the other
iday, generally used ap about the face
and hands, and reported he had received
his injuries assisting to arrest Pat Quin-
Ian and &c ..Ghappy,1 at Bellaire. Now
fair excuses or none at all, and don't
charge these poor devils, for they are bad
sSag ts sot LSTd 3 i kHSwY know ny with what what
horse had run awayF or that you were
trying to, maintain the majesty ofthe
law ID, preventing the sale Of intoxicas
ting liquors, BY drinking It all youTself?I
or make some excuse that had some nts6
toit - Beil4ire fttdep pefdent. .is.1' ei1i ,l*'-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-01-25
BRIDGEpoRE O.. Jan. 18 187a

BRIDGEPoRr o., Jan. 18, 1872.
Mr.. EDITOR ID one of your papers
OF recent date, yVu give astatement OF
the receipts and disbufsemehts on the
National Road in this County; as stated,
it might mislead hlose who have not
the report. although not inse ended to dc
so. The receiptsin BelmoHt County
Were 1888 So, and the local repairs
$3.O70 Oh. TO this should be added
Sl320. for Ito days labor in this County
during the year which you refer to, for
two Teams at s. W per day each, and
SIX hands at 81 0O per day eacn. Bel
mont GOanty is charg geabfe, also with
One-sixth Tor general superintendance,
Iengineer,s salary, foreman of hands anu
insurance, which Would be S5I2 So
this would make the disbursements
81, ,902 5l. You will also observe, that
the law dividing the road into districts,
washot passeauhtA Alpra lS, 1871, some
i've months after the commencement
OF the fiscal year and the, separating OF
the accounts for that time could not be
satisfactorily done.
You viii for the year ending Nov. Is,
1871, ind q much greater credit to Bel
mont County, as the stone now upon
the road to, be broken and Spread is not
Included in last years account, but will
be accounted for in the report for 1872.
Belmont county contributes largely to-
wards keeping up the road and has al
wa ys; tfoneisoSi.r Il s19 Has -3i aliG3
'':'liiisl ~ Very respectfully, f' ,'o'siil'
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/. COMMUNICATIONS. !.

We have received a, report; of " rail.
res;,,Srl ,peetino . beI5 hi Frairr1,o;nt lyyboaI.
IL - = 80. ts-..i ~ u
lug ,stIs so@ Ilsiitp, Oh the ddoln lhst, put we
have press ofthis matter and prefer
giving our readers an abstract ofsProf
Piss, s16eesacI, III Je,y a tbt,ts u, Ita' lstt,
iii fIsfIlfls 8 - - u y z ~, =
uii.t HI WAS ciloSen EreS
OF the meeting and *. Hanna and T. p
Harris Secretaries. u Several sueeehes
were mad g, and abo1t;r so 0oA f1Iaaoa5 "
~ 4 3 I,,.sf I, = o. 70 n
hsrsH ~ TYP. iA. isi' q 10
gAjS 4stII,0W 4stII,0W .slITIzENssol suppose the
majority of persons present are farmers,
intelligent. men II ami ,as1ds,asss;n6 I
Is,,o q o,55I,s,,li . ,ItsE re
SIIa ~ ~ anu Ynss
Sals.. s els'ii W 'lie pfalH as ~ Is
eiseSs fof ~. .,,. Ililc,.sn -, .,giJ !,
Il, Il ,n-,s 10 s S,ts
u ~ ans AZ .itlnk ana
.ite ltors YOU VIII
= " ~ great
,,J s,,J %,,steY e. = Wy Yg a. th9ls
l ,s.r u = - eSail Mlilay Wii ~
cor, % m Il ',S ty;f ~ - tssl s LII you
~ = 81 ~ l
0ocf Won N fIca 1%I,si< A. y III II
~ \ ~ - ,,Sat S.lsas pusnelS
NJ, y Eal1e,, .ips = worrths
o',Io+e 1s,,, S1ts-Ss, Man1 you 70 cal
o toa%o 7,vo,.tl upEh s,iS n,aoI nat Is a
ea,, ~ " - -, aS 700 tlucn
fai s,1r a Ueos,,,si ~ VIII
inc, nd y fta,s1S ,s,As 9 I'LL % 90 sFeei
ha5,f. 1ena. Jsi 1900 SsI, .uays %
.f,e. .sse. Aooo 1uSheis 70 1Wheellng,'
. @ ,,as % .s.sneIs ae ioad. o9s Gays az
ro - To-. ?loV; iQeslre 70
aos;,1, will. yoH 10y irlenes. are you
ssr,e. z $50 sflnlage er notI. "a
a ing W. n sWo Liiies eI Iths
roai -; can iiaul ,oep bushels 70 the
. - - ~ .'ss snelepy saving z5t days
s,,saLei pe1 h.y S..ys 'al 70 sso OF Son every
,.,1su 1aSaeiS, peiieye 4 nave made
,ieissoispis NJ calc1ia.len. 40 you not
- 1ars re'slaenCs are you notact-
th Sp9n = a olsaavantages ~ pon every
~ 'ol,eu you are IN the same
,,a4 og.,ul, 1e.. ,ol. "a oiI alefchan,s,are at
,tss,' 49,: dley goeass 10 Bnltaaeiisii-
"a OF New 4 - ofk clsy 70 purchase goods,
nav nav .rs 4s u sliippeo 70 Oadiz or Wheel
~ Llley pay neaviiy Tor Their trans
puita'io4 t'n 70 your village ana you l,ayl
lor H. u costs considerable TO haul
goods .O.' rom 'Whee,lng. Its there that
you pay so Lnign' nr your goods. If
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-01-25

/ The Almanac Publishers complain
thattheir business is destroyed by Ayt RS
American AImanaesd The people prefer
tito any other, the Farmers, Western,
Sou therner the numerous local lalmanacs
when they can get Ayers. ItsuppIies
|jokesof them adj, and ab0yee all medi-
cal advice which is invaluable for every
family. 1T is supplied gratis by, the
druggists, and should be preserved for
constant reference. and use. We are
fsuzssthat no good housekeeper or grandr
mother goes willingly without one..-4-7
Asiti,S Slavery STANDARD, ~ Y. enfiaa,
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WASHLNGT0E LET7E.A,i q
For the Belmont ChronieIe.l l9i T5r 80 I. :.
. fi50iifIs : n IN ,4Tx l5,5, 81 c,y3
z WASH1NGT0N, u. C,l
January q, 1872, ~

80, .t.,e-i - W-A;SHINGT0N, u. C.,l,
- = 80 = January %, 1872. ~
The people who have the good for
tune toreside at the Capital uafe appa-
rently aboutas good and well informed
las in Ohio. In the floating population
we findsa superior class of men, wheth-
! er they be thieves, lobbyists, reporters
or Congressman. None but the latter
could possibly thrive, or even live here
unless they were sharp above the aver
age. Board is about twice as high as
other places where boardfis better, and
for the sight seeing you may add addi.
ftional expenses according to- the man
ner in which. YOU wish 10 see them
Receptions, public and private. given
by different dignitaries, are happy
events rendering endurablel the unin-
Fteresting details Of House, and Senate
Epreeeedin Mrs. Grants hate brill sant
reception party was quite compliment
btaFy to the ability of that plain little
woman to play her part Not so very
plain either. She received her guests
in a black and. white gosssmer, with
Ioyerskirt of the same material, trim
med with black: Lace, headed. by54a
ruching of black and white silk. Her
hair was dressed O. la RompadouF, and
adorned with flowers. Her jewels were
diamonds and gold.,,e .5Ye,ss a. =. f-;ll
ID The receptions of Mrs. Tharlnan and
daughter seem however to receive the
most general eommendation. 4a.u
The topic not of public. discussion of
most interest through anticipation is
the presentation of a bill, by General
Banks recognizing the independence
of Cuba. This will receive general IA
yor throughout the country especially
since the recant barbarous treatment of
the boys, in Havana yYhe committed
some trivial offense. The old Monroe
doctrine is deeply. grounded in the
hearts of the people sOfathe United
States and no one eazeSl hoW.soon Span
ish hrule will ceaseapon this continent.
Garrett Davis has ANNOUNCED that he
will sdeliverI a speech next week ar
raigning the Is President for, his evil
deeds Iinoticeda your .fellow-citizen
Major Carman, the blaekmailer, in The
city s0metime since, but think that his
threats to use up COngresSmeniuh
never been falfiiled to the letter. We
suggest that he get a COIN mittee ap-
pointed to investigate whether. Senator
Ross alias ts0ld Beansn has enough
money to undergo blackmailing the
second time. More ,anonaal iaH. HIS
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| Noble county has among its. citizen
"a certain Mr.. Harden, whose height, il
his stocking feet, is seven feet three inches
age twentyttWo,s8x rty8f ~ f,gI-ib e.
i sOn the pensi6n list forIDes DIoines
Tcwa, is the name ofsW. H. Brown, &
Young fnan who carries in ahis- body al
the present time twenty-seyenrebel bull
/ lets. hifg6| Ia Sffii~l@ifo5 HAS r iB7gfri.
+ -1g1 H.. lSHDiaI i.fli9iIs9iiI ii ~. Z
| A petition is, being circulated in
Wheeiing and vicinity, asking the Leg
lslature. Of West, Virginia to SO change
the course ofthe National road that il
shall enter the, city by, way Of East
wheeling. 'Iitnsa yi0ligm 94iH4' al
IA Guernsey County man made five
huhdred cIapboards, four feet long, and
bolted and barked fartofthe timber, in
two hours and, thirty five minutes, IiHua
"Anybody to beat Grant," is now the
grand hailing sign Of departed Democ-
racy. THAT was the muttered prayer of
thsfebeis during the war; 1t began at
Donnelson, and its last echoes died.
away on the field of Appomattox. 70 d
/ AZ young lady tells how To prevent,
chappy cheeks: Have nothing, to do
with, cheeky chaps. ..,l.Fin,l bo,, ~. 8,
There isnever man so bad, says an
eminent writer, but some woman loves
him, andihas faith in him. ifea4 9h1
The Chaplain or the Ohio Penitential
" reports that four-fftbs of all the con-
sicts sent to the State Prison during the
year We're. intenpe perate men. IN, ~ I'm, :!
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and is now before the House Commit
tee on Temperance. 1t seems popular,
and WI, no doubt, becoue q Law.
Theca5es of the Representative from
Noble County, and the Senator rom
Montgomery are at present in charge OF
leommittees, Both of these gentlemen,
Iof cour did what they could to defeat
tlle Republican candidate for q. S. Sem
ator; and have been voting regularly
from the first of the session. This gen.
erosity on the part of the Republicans,
ESPECIALLY in Spriggs case, is in striking
contrast with the conduct of the Demo-
cratic Legislature few years age. = r
Abill is pending to revive the old
act apprOpriating 81 900 to build a
zSisaea KeHto1, at 19fz
bana, said act having expired hy its own
siimitation before the fnonnlnenti Bas:
erected, -, ....5st 4; a.,ff.,r6 :
= Z. A bin to, prevent unnecessary ae-
cumqlation of money in, the, public
treasures divides each copnty, into ten
collection districts. and provides. that
the taxes In each shall be collected in a
different month, none being collected
in March and Noyember.
There is ya Senate bnl to 7distribute
one hundred Geological Reports among
the scientific periodicals and libraries Of
Europe. r aiAa fs4s-sH - =
There is to be Convention of the suf-
fragists here. ons the 10th and 18th Of
next month. o. totf :; II 3ilg ;TetJtn
: The movement to SECURE a dreeogni-
ton in the q. S. consultation, of God, J
the Bible, and, the Christian religion, !,
seems to be gaining strength. Addresses
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CIRsT NATIoNAL Rank OF 81, GA ms.
II VILE. CAPITAL $4,000 - - = -
/ &7rBank open from y A. n. until r. NJ. Dis
count days Tuesdays, * ~ AIN. Money received
en- deposit. Col lecqops made and yrooesds re-
Pmitted promptly; nE5ehapgs bought and sod.
Joseph Woodnaaasee. George Brown.
|. L.. .ll..jlps p. T fC0WEN, President
y II. @. WELDAY, Cashier.
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TERAs-IN ADVANCE r.. /.

Dally paper. per year.......... -. ~ saR q,
PAPER per earl - - %
st4ai4i- .
Inc weekly Commercial viii be farufs,,.-5 :,
Sin0s Sa00 o. twenty at 81 50 per annum, and ons
~ Stve1 grstls 70 The getter up OF The cub
SSoend IN your orders. Ad lress
iHE COMM MERGIAL. Pittsburgh. Pa.
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/. NILS CEIIAI.ANEOUs.
Ia "a
La n =
The PITTS 'PtaSIlllII!gl Commercial.
A PAPER FOB 2RHEP PEOPLE

/
| The presidential YEAR, ts oI,u
year with tae A Amer1can peoule ~ = reealng
s 1t1ss On Journals from Mon
public questions and enunciation ~ r1sasoi oi
NniIe snas Is Lrus Ia general sense. fas Tssr
before Us Is likely. In q political Sense tx -
opeof unusual interesc-ihe Deuaocra,;o Z ,sS-e 20
Is breaking up. and, Lhere are ipdfeariors = ~ ~
anu purposes altogether novel IN our
resui' ed In almost an unbroken series OF r.
VI GenerStl Grants adfnlais
nenS ~ - eoenveo ene unequivocal indorse-
uasn ,- "a va sne .AnAerlcan people; and there "a
every lAuic4LtOn now Lual ~ rna rSa,--ftSs -s
"a - a.s, le NiIf oe Reelected PresidenL AZ
An an 4 ~ y ~ ENDeSr REPuBLIcAN PAPER ths c,,1a
'1sefetst S.a< "a tsioIl. ur,= rs m az. e,
=. s. se .eeas.'se support 70 kepn blie.n Prinef-
,I.,., ~ .. Od " ina Republic re-
III ~ = s1,s.s sne 9osernaent should refoain IN
tuS h1nd ol toe party thar veS ~ ~, =. . -
-, - IN the futnrs as ~ tfe
PAST leAtits speak Is ow views rsya no s1
aud melsares hotciih2 tnt I'd es i7sn a
slisslOnsoni seasA safe cooeinsloo he = 3
1 iliis USE e.a,s g me press prsssfysd
.ssesGs wan Pc sfue its assaSiissd
Asa NEWSPAPER; nothing vvtlf hs s,,s,,i ! -
MAJ ntasn ane position which the fetsssr,s.l -
nas % AWAY held among the leaiIriv iournsfsf
deoenSsni nGf msws enterprise ven as for IN
3oroad, viii be full OF ffterest IN rnnsanl
POI, 1se ,sted andthe AInericsn r,,<.,,-r
attention. AT Aoaie ali II liz ~ 80 ~
ssliroads are being eonstrnsIed every ~6srs.
nsmpIo9eets are stxlTost daily No.
9tatl0n ls tneTesss isg, eiit5forIs. Iriis,s,,tfl
o1reeosd was never 50 wefI fewar.it,i. and ta,
plospecI Ior The wonderfnf AcLlviIi.s al ~
county As, 10 ay the least tr.-,,.,s,v -,s..
aging. t"dtia tufr,s ffI.s =,
intlilatey i1snkfts9i and Al n; tS @ =
AZ Line tue Center OF the greatest manufactnrInS,
Siss, ~, .he. cent tihent nasl Constantly IN
@ yerof interest resisis,Ias M Tese.
oiy ex pect 70 s,ie in it, c,Il s,,.,s.,I
SatSIui.y prepared market rep1ris- s,IssnI,G.:-
tbtlaoils anu lsOIfl stf,rs,,.si - =
NJ = We nave only words Of cheer
80 ss Is u our readers We d. III pltsas,,,,t e.
i,f years II Iil b our M q, - .,s.rvs,
er a. c.a. thess relations G,r N ,s,y
S 81 - c.l.li: ieer prui in the. Is.ei lhss
=, rets nfecs s4.c1,i l., M
yybineara ~ ene > ate IT'S readers AS !. genera
In !. c,reI. >, e.,nLnne9tial, Intelligent clsss<s-
u el.cle OF hundfeds ~ miles e,pbr- csng
~ e.. kne wnOfe os BennsyfvafIia mueh ~
Ns.o, ssess y irgiisia andt STATES beyond y r
~, sssorlte lnslh.. coan tfhs house tIe offi.e
n., s.oss ana the family, especaIIy-of buSfIs
'e oanconstanr sff0rts Il - -. - R.- = riiA
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-01-25

.1anaso zSSs 1aslaTn ITa aAdA1N,-s--F
$40 '(s Our Commissioners or the Democratic
.s,,sr psrttiol 81 have again abeen at
tempting to swindle the County. The
sri{aaint shis time Is nearly 600. In Or
-..dst I'd fafsen up "a cSGidple Of. Denncfatic
: sjeurIiass that can scarcely exc eoaf a. Hvl
Ing ing by honest means, they ordered sthe
,uu.uuiuai.a-sE4a GszaIsaissieasEs zspoSt
therein at an expense tothe County o.
s1s2. The law does not require its pub
q ifcatioii, ana Of course it iy useless ex-
"a pehdBss since the grsster pgrt Of it appears
usiinn IN the Auditors Report, Commission
ems. Armstrong and Kinney issued a
:, :, speeiai orderto ,he, Auditer to pay the
ssSsnsdarugsb BIZ k-the GGzats having
si.beea breviousl paid1but the Auditor
refused to recognize the order, knowing
is-that,ft was illegal Now, we do moi
sahnk the sdsad ds,d should be = s deprtysed
81 sRs y is'a1ass sies7z N.1' t.ss 10y :
@lnk unss 49, ad,ed ont a oss,s9 merely be.
{s:,ri - ~ I,,;ssioners 81, g.es, ,isb
s,s,,s-.1 We have al,say,II
-. - "a ,ss,,a5 a5 sesrtise on
-Iss Ii !. -, hi sinca tI,a 3
-sa ss7 = y, - ~
= tse ,r-stts ! @ = Is,,as.,,
ao :s snS@, ..o,,a,.t.oastol,.ss - 80 ssv ,sae s,,S
ssvs ~ ~ - ss G = .sdaot
s~uosass ,af f.o,;,,stl,ii T6it;sa Anfp idBre
sxS g., N q; t5a IN,
b1 .fn1 hag,Js - 80 = s,,,.,.
:. ess ,,ho.,,a- s, - H. net fbot tbs
sHh,7 -, - s. y
D ,',s,.s ss,s w. 80 sss ,essIsiliuljS socket
-cssdi % 1Issoisib "a az RI IL
18th RRsssd & a. E,,s,,
end OF party layorltasii uiitn die 'S'ss.'if
.ty can better stand sYindlipg:la 4
rSso,.so slsSa i.l.s:5 a s0
;.,5E9 p;Si Z; 4, !
-ate3s eelh - y :: ss'..i.s' p.5 -
Leglslaiase weacn .ls s - =. ss,Is h;s,oap.
$500 s -
ssnsasnss = ss:se NJ, -, -, - @ All ,I w.; n
gfSEiaL.ssa {. ,S,s,;;sa. ~ S,,T,,,ers ~,
b5lYns 1..1y. 81 - pess a,tse
'orcsspse, ~; lass; e .,esss,s,,,
" P1iYl y1l % y -. IL ,,,.a,,
n sll. - 1ls,s - - = ,,,,s- 80
iasenss g,ses 80 .,,,,,,sss, sssO1 = ~ ss,ss s;sa
- tis - sase - 81 - Ss.,is IT, s,5s'
-ass59 " " s @ ~
pun er-s. ,s',r,, .ss p,,;,a,5sI,,h;a ~
boh SM; tfs 20 ..'ls .,,e !
sali - ..tis a. r,,as a,ss ,s55 "a ss cent
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Profitable EnDIoYnent.

World Renowped dIMPRovEDNBUCKEYE SEW
ING MACHINE. at a liberal salary or on Com
mission. A Horse and Wagon given to Agents.
Full Particulars furnished on applicati ton. Adj
dress W. A. HENDERSON. Il Co., General
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hBE CAREFgL. In these days, when
Eight hats, h0taif, nand lsedentaryi occu-
! pations, eaiise the haittofafl out, tits q
matter of nolittle Importance to- know
which oflthe hair preparations ara OF
a,iyfvalne. The majority, as has been
frequently proved bYthe first lderInat6-
legists, or hair-d0ctois, possess little or
mo merit. isISHeh being the fact, tits con-
Esofing to those who are afflicted to know
fthere is really one good article, which is
Irec9mrnendeda and used bythefirst medi-
cal authority and has stood every test,
many years.. This preparation is Halls
VEG EFT ABLE aSIGIIiIAN HAIR. RE-
EMER,-ea truly scientific comp
whichii is mquestionably the best pre-
parationnof the kind now before the
Am8ficah puhlic.i 1T will restore to
gray hair its original color, cleanse the
head Thoroughly, cure all eruption of
4 be scalp; and will always restore the
isirso dong as any germs remain, as
trey eyalmostinvariably do, untilextreme
tlda has destroyed the roots. The
original article is made by r. p, Hall
tSCo., Nashua, N. H.-- Forneyis Press,
an. 25, 1868. .37sd 10 3,an
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{ IGdagnesslhas nos been dealing with
Very sH4postAIt topics thus far during
|pttle lhss~ year A Bill has been intro
IIdneed to, remove the tariff from ,salt, tea
and 0therIartieles; but nothing definite
hasbeen accomplished j - ,i's1ai2
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9 4 disconsolate editor thus benoanhs

"A mOUcf ODituary. ." i'+
f. 4 disconsolate editor thus beInoans
his departed spouse: Z -
fsThus7 my wife died. No more viii
those loving hands pull off my boots
and part my. back hair, rs only a true
wife can. Nor viii ever those willing
feet repienish the coal hod or the water
pail. :, No more viii she arise amid the
tempestuods storms Of winter, and HE
herself away to build. the fire without
Disturbing The slumbers of, the man
who d3ted on, her. 50 artlessly. Her
memory was nbalmed in my, heart of
hearts. wanted to enbaIin her body,
but L found that could en1baIm her
memory eheaBeri edt 90 iaIHQsfg sa.g
bnaI procured of Eli Mudgety neigh
Dor Of mine, q very pretty gravestone.
His wife was sicdnsump ptive, ,zGsdi he kept
It on hand several years, in ianticipat
3ion Of Fer death. 81 But she rallied last
spffng, aud his hopes were %blasted.--
Never shall 1 forget the poor mans
grief rwhenI asked him to part with 1t.
sna3keit, Skisnee. and may you never
know what it isfto have 1yourSouf rack
Bdlwith SdisaF pointtnent yas mine has
Been!r and he burst into a flood of tears.
His spirit was indeed utterly broken. b
2ssx had the following epistle engraved
upon her t0mbsteh he,n.T01 the memory
of rFabitha, ifwHe of iiMoses Skinner,
ESD {. gentlemafilp editor of the 7a.o0lt
bone. Terms, 81, ,0oea year. invariably
iHlAdvance.ln Al kind mother and Iex-
emplary wife. IN 0fiiee5 over Coleman's
grocery, Irptwo fightsof stairss Knock
hard. We shall miss thee. job print
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Minister 'Catacazy has sailed for
Erope. Before leaving he expressed
THE wish that no trouble between ma
lions would arise from the late unpleas-
antnessIgsiie snad5iw SaiiisesZ z i
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IcITARRas!

Can be Cured,
4 Reudet, II you
are troubled with,
Gotdf7s the Reud,
orCgseRia Q1tazyk 7
and Gzena , lss phS
sfkTF1ef In no
single case has IT,
J6is5 I'm ensetins 2
q cure. Sold By all
Druggists =, Price,
80 c:A per package.
Manufactured and
sold blythe propgie-
tor, G. Reno n. D., :
1ftusyils Pa 8
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-01-25

i, q bill s has .ibeen Introduced il in the
Ohio Legislature reducing sstherates OF
Elegal ADVERTISING tothe foIlowing rates:
Atsy three insertions 81 80 Der
army Sp and = cents ce i for ca each sddition-
az ipsarti tienssII6is, very probable the
balwih nottpassI d9lhw ,i2alEs ina1g
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-01-25

: MRy ARMSTRONG, ofthis County, is a
member Of outstanding committees on
Iipraryf and Manufactures and Com
.meree in the House. .ssfHoa SAi shiByH
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-01-25

li-Athens County is Troubled with: swim
tiiers who propose to sell gtods bought
at bank ktunt sale, worth about $a9. 90 for
$ib0,OQ. Look out for them. is-tf, ilIif 7
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-01-25

HAI II Is5.lLCffT4 .f.ED,5 = 3 y
CLIO .8-f.1it -stt E>l-a-l r-f
- i1salai;is< ga3 o. safiu cat o.. lf sss.-.ri-
--tsf.sl'.r ls.sasasitl- lfi 81 I1i-as
ll.uolis.s. BOA. iaIJ ~. lj 5Iir.-.o ,-ae'-.z
- = - - u
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a'','.e siHs. ili''. ueHNN< -
e. s. ''si- - - -
- 'n.,i''r tl8 1880 ~ ~
5L sf'ta v-i 7tii3i < 81
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] s. OCLOCKS
RIFLES, sHoT-auNs. REvoLvEasS
DsYCHOLOGIC Faseination or Soul Charm.
'Ais - 90 onoMs9S Bx seSdInk 80 cENts9 WITH

age, height, color OF eyes and hair. y0u FiitTeI
ceiveby return mail. a correct pictane Of. yolT
future husband or WIFE With name and date OF
marriage. Address W. cox, =. u Drawer. No.
"a Fultenyille, n. Y.E fAtlitf sihi atl7iiti
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-01-25

IFOR THE KIDNEYS AND.LsIVER-IJse
Hamiltoh,s a8gCABaAN5-DAEo A oELGON -
Just what your piiysieiaup leserIbes.s Sentprs-
paid, for 81 per bottle, by v. G. Halailton &
Co.. Drngglsts, Gincinnati OHIO. -
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M,GLlU IAZOTrkL
O4LEaS NE4esE6a1 O7e}Ia

AGUE Cured OR MONEY REFUN-
De y. send tSaWslS, Hskn i4t6n GxtEbLy whole
sac Drugglst Cincinnati, ohio for one bottle
kREsS ,FEyE Elk AND nAGUE. TONIC. SEMI
ptepaloio a. ~sr ssif8s, ais a. i.ss7 ,su5 5sss
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-01-25

n slaI ~ - 'qf a9.IFE .Eor1BH Jl2-6E
Att'y foI P,-titipHsr. tssilLI-:I1
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-01-25

Noble county has among its. citizehsl
a certain Mr.. Harden, whose height, in
his stocking feet, is seven feet three inches;
age twenty4tWo,4qy ,rsif ,,,t e..,r,-,J, ..,.,I
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-01-25

noThe IouisiahaL legislature is stin dis
organized The Carterites are about
two = + thousand and stEeng. and Speaker Car
ter, has issued an,urflera to remove the
lMetrppolitans who are guarding the
Z Fan; Ar ~ = conflict Between forces is
learPq.is..ri 80. .ann ilen ~rtl ifciflls-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-01-25

=. -z..a lae..,lIes.e lka4Hal
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-01-25

Mr.. Poland Of Vermont, has intro
dueed a biaiastA House Of Represen-
tatfves prop to give every private
soldier enlisted for three years in the
velaRtserserviee after Mays 1861 and
pfiort to ] uiy %, 1861, who wsss when
hohorabt8 discharged, entitled to re-
ceiYe sff9 bounty, that amoant in all
casesiwhere such bountylhasnot already
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Business and Duty Combined Z.
';ai3itan IA Model Obituary. - inin

49, - .FtIy IeSp0ctul1y
q; .l-adI .l.l.ilsriat u, 49, EAS w AHSltN.
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