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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-12
C)Fr''N
NEY CASTLE COUNTY,

" NEW CASTLE COUNTY,
MUTUAL Insurance Co,
Wilmington Jan !, ls72
The annual meeting OF the members of this Com
Wilmington, Dol, on the third Monday January i5)
Of the present month"; between the hours Of 10 A
NJ, and 2 r. M, during which time 10 Directors Will
be eleCted 10 serve for this ycar. The new BOard
VIII meet at o r. Nj, Immediately after the election.
lani-eod-2w sAM'L D. SMlTh sec'y.
HNREASURERs OFFICE,
Wilmington Western Railroad Co.,
Wilmington, Del, Jan. 9th, 1871 j
Eighth lnstalment. Notice Is hereby given that
the Board OF Directors have called the Eighth ln-
stalment BpOn the Capital Stock Of this Company.
~ percent or $500 per share, payable at tll Uce
oil or before Monday, January go, lsI2.
join T. MCtEAR.
Observation-Disclosures TToaaufer
WATER pEpARTMENT. -
w CHIEF EEGiHEERs OFFICE,
No, 1000 Market street,
Wilmington, Del, Dec 23d ISL.
OFFICE HOURS, Q to 12, M, and from TO d, r. NJ
WATER RENTS
The bills Tor ls12 are now ready Tor payment. To
ali bills not paid on or before the 3lst day OF .Ianu-
ary, l572 1--WE per cent. will be aided. TO those not
paid before the first day OF March, ten per cent will
be added. And II not paid before the first day OF
April, the wa will b3 shut OF. See See. 10 ot Wa
ter Ordinance.
The water and protaction tax, on properties
where the Brandywne water is II I introduced, is
payable at the same time and place. and dellnquents
are subject to the same percentage as In cases Of
water rent. FRANK A. TAYLOR,
dec23 lSt Registrar.
NJ oTlGE.-l am still at tue cprner n Second aud
IN French Streets, and any one wishing to secure
bargains In cigars or t0haccO would do well to call,
as sell as low as the lowest Fine yara cigars at
greatly reduced prices. Come down and see me,
ami you Will be waited upon courteOusy and he
satisfied that you came TO the right place Yours,
ReaDectfull., ysu Il. l. RICE, Jr.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-12

SWART hM ORE COLLEGE.
~ sh hAhrNNORE, pa
few students, Of either SEX who pres mt testl-
mHnias of good moral character, Will ne admitted
on OF before, I'd mo, lst ls2 For catalogue idress
Jans6t EDWARD Ii. MAGILl, Principal
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-31

The ill-fated steamer sMETIs, wreck
ed on Long Island Sound Aug. Both.
1872, has given rise to new song,
kiss me Mamma, for / am going TO
sleep;" commemorative of a very
touching Incident which took place on
board that vessel. F'An the evening
Two beautifll children were playing
absut the saloon, prattling gayly with
the passengers, snd seemingly wrapt
up in each other. When bedtime
came, one of them said, 'Tiss me Mann
ma; tiss me, for l am going to Sleep
and they were seen. no more alive.
Next morning their bodies were wash
ed ashore on the beach, clasped in each
others arms" 1t has an elegant illus
trated title, the words are excellent,
the melody charming, and is composed
by the author of "When you and !
were young, Maggie" For sale at the
Music depots, or 40 cts sent to j. A.
Butterfeid, 257 w. Madison ST., Chica-
go. will obtain it by return post.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-31

LAST Saturday was a GLAD DAY lor
DIR. Henry West and family. It was
a gathering OF, /" Father, Mother, Sister,
Brother. and all who held each other
dear" There were present the DIR. apd
LADY, Judge Carroll and Lady, Mrs.
Sarah Askew, a daughter from Kansas,
Joseph. H., and John West and their
wives, Frank w. K, Addie K, Lurai
JP. Samuel L., Henry, Ellen, Agnes
simon B., and ten grand children max.
ing in all q family of twenty nine, in
perfect health. They all sat down al
one table laden with good things, ano
all attendc d the Presbyterian Church
on sabb ath morning. Such reunions
are bright spots in family history ane
tend to strengthen family ties whief
have. almost been severed by time ane
distance. We in common with many
friends hope that the genial Dr., ant
amiIy viii experience many recurren
ces of similar occasions.
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! ROAD N0TICE.

IAOTICE Is hereby given, that q petition viii
IN be presented % the Commissioners OF Bel
mont County, Ohio, at their December Session
tot 1872 prayingfor the location and establish
ment OF a County road beginning on the line
and on the road from Dinsmores Mill to the
new pike; thence ,on . Northwest course OBJ
The present track past Joseph Bell to the road
between Abner Lodge and Joseph Befl's short
distance North of a bridge on said road. said
BalaaIn Nicholss fence to stand where it now
stands;isaid road runs South 10 what is known
as cross roads between said Abner Lodge and
James II Bell and Joseph Bell and also at the
same time to vacate that much Of the old road
as leads from said cross roads between said
Abner Lodge and James Fl Bell and Joseph
BeIland To where the new road strikes that
rosd This petition will be presented for hear
ingat the December session of 1872.
oct3I5w PETITIONERS.
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RELLEGL. ass W0RKE


These works are located in the south
end of Bridgeport, upon the P. d c.
Railroad In close proximity to the river
and Immediately at the base ofthe high
hills overlooking the Ohio Gat this
point. The enterprise was prejeetei
by a. .Joint Stock Company, OF which
the following gentlemen are the Board
OF Directors, A. II. Baggs, President;
VIII. Brinton, Sec.'y and Treasurer;
E.P. Rhodes, w. w. Holloway, Roy
Combs, Theo. Schultz and Jacob Nm-
mer.
Messrs. Baggs, Brinton, Holloway
and Rhodes, are constituted an Execu-
tive Committee of the Board. especially
charged with the construction of the
buildings and the business manage
ment of the company. The buildings
now being constructed wered designed by
the architect, Ghas. 2. Hamilton OF
Wheeling, and, although it is his first
attempt to supervise building so i'm
mense in proportions and so minute In
detail, he has succeeded in putting the
fright thing insthe right place, " and
in introducing all the modern improve
ments in architectural strength, beauty
and durability. The stone work, by
Smith and Seabright; fhe carpenter
work, by Thos. Clark, and the brick
work by Armstrong & Co., are models
of mechanism in their respective de-
partments. The main building is 20
feet square, built Of brick, on footings
ofstone feet thick. The foundation
walls are feet, and the superstructure
IS inches in thickness. The cHpola is
% feet square vito feet of clear venti-
lation. This building is covered by a
standing tin roof, self-supporting by
means of iron truss rods. The Packing
House and Lear building is to be 100 by
so feet, two stories high. The Stray
House 40 feet square and the mixing
room on the North end rof the main
building 40 by %, making continuous
front on the river of $50 feet CHI
The Stack is % feet in diameterst the
base and sfeet at the top. 1t contains
ten pots so inches high, A inches broad
and % inches deep. These pots are be.
lieved to'be the largest west of the al
leghenies. These works being located
in the immediate vicinity of rich Goa
beds, will receive coal into the furnace
directly from the mine at an averagt
total cost Of fabout..Ss ct per bushel, ales'
cost than coal can be had at any othel
Glass Works. They possess another
great advsntagein having one of theil
Efronts adjacent to the track of the P. &
G. road, saving, thereby upon every
car load Of material furnished, or ware
Ishipped ten dollars per car.
The Company have neither spared
labor or expense in making these work:
the most complete of their kind Of any
in the west. They have adopted all
1.-THE first class improvements for .Gtas:
manufacturing, they have large and
commodious buildings, they have 8
magnificent site and we see no cause
why success should not crown their en-
terprise. The Works viii employ 10;
men and will be ready for bushes:
about the 18th proximo.
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MARRIED.

SHARP-ROACH-At the parsonage,
Oct. 18th. by Rev. w. F. Lauck, Mr..
John Sharp and Miss Catharine
Roach, both of Harrison Co., Ohio.
KILDOW-FAWCETT-Att the house
of the brides parents, Oct. 23d, by
Rev. w. F. Eauck, Mr.. Winfield S.
Kildew and Miss Mary E. Faweett,
all of Belmont County, Ohio.
CAMERON-ROSS-Oct. 24th, 1872, at
his residence, by Rev. w. G. Waddle,
Mr.. John w. Cameron and Miss
Anna r. Ross, all of Belmont County
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Farm for Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that the farm pre-.
IN viously owned by Price Cornwell, situated
In Union townshid, Belmont County, Ohio, five
miles northeast .of Morristown and one and
one fourth miles east of Egypt, containing one
hundred and ninety-nine acres of good land
in O good stats of cultivation, well watered and
timbered. with good, ,iarm house and barn, to-
gether with other ecrssa1y buildings. ts pov
incum mbra9eessrTraFss7 = -
Persons wishing to purchase will consult
Thomas Jones, Cambridge. Ohio. or watson
PRYOR. one mile eastof Hendrysbdrg. 1.elmoni
county, Ohio Propositions will be entertain
ed for pri vate sale up to December 10th, 1872,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-31

DAVID ALLEN, Esq, Of Bridgeport,
an old and well known citizen died
suddenly on the 23rd inst. He was walk
ing from the Post Ofice in eenpany
withan old friend, Gen. Wheatley, to
his residences, and was in his usual
health, when he was stricken down
with Congestion of the lungs. He was
conveyed to his residence about one
half square and died in a few minutes
afterwards: Mr.. Allen was born in
Fayette County Pennsylvania, and was
79 years of age at the time of his death.
He removed to this State in 1923, and
to Bridgeport in 1923, where he engag-
ed extensively in the Dry Goods and
Commission business. He was elected
by the Wings, Auditor of Belmont
County in 1S4S and reelected in 1850.
He was chosen State Senator in 1853
ard served one term at the expiration
of which time he retired to private life
Mr.. Allen was thoroughly imbued with
the spirit of progress, and his mind
was continually occupied with ques-
tionsof public interest and improve
ment. In 1886 he conceived a scheme
which was to connect the Tuscarawas
Valley with the Chic River Valley by
rail and was made President Of the
Saltwater Navigation and Railroad
Company, but owing to tbe financial
crash Of g his hopes were never realiz-
ed. Mr.. Allen YVES held high in the
estimation of the community as being
(" above reproach " scrupulously honest
and conscientious. A large circle OF
friends and relations, are sorrow strickr
en- by reason of his demise.
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C0MnrERCLAL REPORTS.
PifIsburxh Produce Mar


FROM the Pittsburgh papers of Monday.
APPLEs-sl 25@s2 bbl
BUTTERFLIES.
BEANs-S3 Oe93 25 p bus. -
CIEESEEOhio factory. l3@l4c: Goshen l4alS.
CARBON OIL-20c ? gal.
DRIED DFRUIT.-Peaches7G 7GSc; Appies Scf' ID.
FGGS-Fresh 23c@24c 2 doz
FLOUR-Red winter. IS 25@s 757 Dbl; White
GRAfNWwheat Redw.nter.sl.65: White,n g;
New v heassl.76; Oats 4ic; Corn, 5seoe Rye '0i
osifs3y osGiRfs3ycERIEs-Cofee Rio Is, good to prime 24c
Java &c. Teas-Y, n. fancy 81 S.; prime
81 25: fair 81 90 ? D; Gunpowder gooi :, Ss
ooIone good So Sugar N O.lialllz;; Pglvrl lzedlSe;
Porto Rico, prims11llc, Molasses, n. O199eoc;
Syrups, choice roc. Riee, e1Sc.
HAY s28@35 ton,
ONIONS-Sl 1892 oeP bus.
POTATOES-75caS0c , bns. - -
SPfOVisIONsSHaIns. s. G. f71ze. Sides, II
shoulders, lie. Lard llHc.
RAGS-4c hs s
sEEEEpsNclover IS; Timothy S sossus.
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NEW ADVERTIsEMNTs.
HaISe and Lots for Sale.

yITEIL located on Main Street opposite new
w school House near Court House. and bus
iness centre. The house is 46 feet 'front.', has
rooms above. 8 rooms, kitchen and pantry on
smoke house, milk house, and pump. Front
lot has fruit Trees, stable and carriage house
and back lot 35 feet. Apply to Mrs D NJ, Wood
'' - = - ST. CLAIR KELLEY,
octSIlm st Clairsviile Ohio
Possession win be given lst OF April.
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Thespiendid bridge Of the B. q o.,
R. r., across the River at Belleire has
had some additional ofnamentation in
the shape of telegraph poles. 80.
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New fine table one. O. D.. 3, 4 o.
r. r. sTrairis West due at Wsrrocks
o.3 A. NJ, 2:55 A. NJ. 6:3e P. NJ. Trains
Fast due at Wsrnock's 9:39A. NJ. h:ae
p. NJ, 1n.1s, P.,M. Noon train West
does NOT sfop1 hetwaen Rellaire to
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-31

ssJustice" fines a man for drunken
ness in Bellaire, and then lends the
money to pay the, bill with.-That's
clever.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-31

w. w. Holloway is constructing a
substantial brick block of business
houses ID bridgeport on the s. E. Cor
ner ofstreet near Creek Bridge.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-31

So,rr ~ our vounp hloods irdr'ged
IN s.nIsin drunk, y on sstprdrrv nivhff
They made nicht shideops with their
discustib6sreiasinnd ho's'orors oaths.
Hara cider must have had LARGE
assick4n it,, T5aoy .T-Ihe
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-31

Glass business is brisk in Bellaire !
The DAYS are not long enough to fill Or
ders asrspidly as they come in.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-31

By reference to our. advertising col
umns IL win be seen that 'Tavlor q Go:
from 7 I65,ffofl. Have opened silk Hat
Manufactnry IN Wheeling. These gen.
tIemen are practical Hatters and guar
antee satisfaction in all cases. Our
friends from this country may find Tito
their advantage to give them CALL
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-31

Henry Meyer hss just received from the
East large stock Of clothing, hs:s and caps.--
Lowest prices Of the season, larger stock,
greater variety, better styles and lower prices
thsn ever efsred heretofore NJ
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-31

LPH Hohner hssj1st returned from the East
he will receive an entire new stock OF ready
made clothing, hats and caps, &c, in few
days. .-..a,-.s .sT-s4g~ gssr 4
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Bridgeport 4 ColeraInl Road. !.

Duplicate ct1lee eIipas ,y5r-rjj stP3 5fliI III.
Appropriated from County -, ,o
Bridge Fund.....!-.,. ,eOg W. IzsI5 ~
OverdraWn, Sept, i, lS7i -.------ VI 40
Paid WIn A sexandef Tteas-1 5.l'L it'f
urer -.--.,-.-;.,,,,-s1,l t-S0s 25 --l,.f
r II Clark Auditor feest... - 4iOVVst
I D I Il r
improper n ,ax refundeda ~ 95i45 -. !.
Treasurer.s fees - Sls 81
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-31

e.,urd.v Sept. Centerviile.
"a. M SSst~rd.y Oct. Barnesville:
~ ~ S.turdsy Nov Martins Forty
OIL 1.n Satrrdsy Feb, BeElairc. l.,
HMsm,nstion M At St. clairsville vii oe on Isl ss;
s.tnrdav Oct; 2nd Saturday, n.y.. NoSj 0fa oi
s. s.turdsy Dec, and lst and Srd Saturdays %
Tarch. April, and May
By order Of Board pupra CeIk.
sep5ly JAS- D. Do e-No, -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-31

C. Troll & Son have now opened the finest
line of sDress Goods ever brought to this
village.
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WALL PAPER just -reeeiyea ane
opening at LEWIS DRUG q bcok,octS .S a,oct
fWsu PAPER ever brought 70 st. Clairs
Vile, for sale eatrr- AsF;N LEWIS. Z
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-31

Wehave just receiyed direct from the ma mail-
,,facturer the largest line of Boots and Snoes
ever brought 10 this town;every psir warranted
al G. Trolls & Son.
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J DUTY dOFFh TEA

EX IRA fNDt ttcEMENTS T6iCbUBS
s's, sI,S1b b'ffsoINaiqS ffsoINai qSRlw e6aSc ctRcUR8H !i'1s
Which wfiii e5Aeafas faii lxBianRa6ns 6tPre n1IanAs
THE :WtAN tr6 60BTAfNsoBR9 G00D&
SPefs6ns Lying ataGistHh 4sifsouli 9ssVl York
can club together and get them at the same
price as we seIisethHnR atfouaf.yYe rahgqses q 4
sNewiYork. In order to getHp q club. let each
person Wishing TOT III say hShti aiuch Tea n 9
PRICE aeS HI K baslisSea i II 66+ write
the names, Rints and aYan4P - jptsinly On 9
list and when the club IS cohplefe Send u TO
us by mall, and wefw3npas eaeh paTf1ls goods
in separate PACK ages fra II1ark PIE name & up
tonstneIi wit n tliee 1905 fisefea peed oe Q
e2Rtpsasa e2asPia @as a 8rsTe ad a6
funds tn pay for goods order sfeaa g, sent; ~
drafts on New York. Post-Olfiea money orders,
or nv e,tbrsssssJ Ir tie viii IL desirsd.sebe the
goods by Express, 70 'collsct on delivery =
The Great Americaas Tea CO,
Z rRu-rr ai fu
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PAY UP. F

THOSE Indebted to, me are respectfully re.
i Quested to pay mp; as wish to pay on sll
La a., s,svJ 1osrW KING KING
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Unionsow,n g Ftldshing Road.

III III u III ID ? ? f'FTT ? =
Ban1ssfs Balsnes e51sssi5ss hsns Sspt M ls4s 81
Tax refunded, .!+-t.5d {lSSS bng iio
NJ CLARK, Auditor iS0 no "a Is, ~, "a "a.
jas Irgits TGsaAqr!sE Ess iigsA OF 1etna
Bonds eRasoupons redssn- 8aga5 ot ii
Cash paid contaacsors,aI1- si2 30 1il462l Rq
balance oalhaad experimentation Iii gOGatsz
zlroN nori .lB II. .iioo4s bgG b
MaEtinsferEy & Colernkln. III rs HEoaea aeaial
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Poor Fund.
RECEIPTS.
Balance on hand sept.1, ls7l-s4 9i2 81 oo- or
Duplicate collections..-.---. s,Ooz IL I%''o ''
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If you wantto be good looking, dress up il
a suit of Hoffner's Ready Made Clothing,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-31

Have YOU seen Hoffner's new stock OF Hats
and Caps? They're the latest thiago ~
Remember the Emporium Of fashion, at q
Trolls & Son, in the Bank Building. ---- -
For ready made clothing look at 1 ? HOf-
r-tr r ~ s'ff..9.f
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-31

THE fos occasioned by the burning
of &C. Downfng's barn was 5000.
Anew Blast Furnace is being built
in Beliaire, just south of the Nail
Works,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-31

Pe,er-Hollapd and Oil Cloth, for
winSow blinds at. LEWio.
N LEWIS has just opened n.s
stock OF fsWail Paper for tne ePssAs
trape.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-31

II IHE g tSs a. Clan Hotel, t. Clsirsyills o.
sSs Ss Ssth h and 9Th and Wheeling At the sts nc
n-s sne Oh House @ the 18th and 9th month
The Doctor treats all kinds OF su
a nd chronic diseases. Charges reaaonA0''
CONULTATI0NF FREE
aug2sly yit3 DE 49,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-31

Eve-vbodv IS r4l.hir- m T.. p HoArrr's r
ct winter cIctbine. 'Whv don't Won 20 too
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St. Clairsyilles and Caaldliizzs Caallizs y Road: ad

a,ancs o., iant sept. se9s 2s segh y y
Duplicate solIecttens sriyis. HSlS SrS sITT i8' =
8 NJ Cfssk, Aid 6eris +,ss. slllsSiy iy s3ait n
Longlsy, Apdilor, ,;aISi 90 sSSssT - 30, a,,Ii
rsx SIas9 ssf%aes e is Sa ss no5 u 9ai7pi
ffi ai,ais 81 72e;s I'd Ss9 gi 81 10
safheei On iiaadseptlaa2 d9Ojs 3di3S5y "
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aIadiesg csIl and examine the. beautiful
Cloth coiors of Cashmers, at G. Troll & Son.
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4 -Ufi ,-ll.i4 NslI0I tEIfJSH y
Re1Iaire and Wegee, X. iils.oad.

= ), I,saaI9 ls{mj' shi sgBiS8glii S8gg igb gbaA i9ds
pFpts6e aR5sssiiiGpssEsi sEsi SiI i' 46i saibb
ek1F9Iii4y .1i1 u 4 caaf1q tJ are4sss - !
oyeItlramr.se gtil. IL -;;;--eas9 81 81 GoemG
II Clark. AuGt al
7 6-Loneley. 4 uIlifir .,)f Il Nv yVO9 III sit
Iemts irwip TTea1qqgeeirt a1lqqeit i ~ seIpfs 3t liiI
Tax reIun ueu---""'-.-'-....
BogdSapffsa"a a',is tstsss!il;,s agt lnosssf erE
y oyeFdrsysn Sc sp,ll.i7s!Ai -.siGoo sisOO~ I5tff
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I'M. Wells, Extraet OfJurubeba

retain 4 afithe Iaed1oinalvirtues m pecuhar 10 we
Slant and must be taken asa permanent enra- 0iaa
y tSeye 1Oaai OF Gcfioa ia aopr Licer e Spleen
Tfdisss relieved at once the blood becomes I'M
n,re byi Jeliierious secretionss produein ing sero-
,fnloIls or skin diseases, Blotches, Felons, gus
tules. Canker, Pttnpies, &C., &C.
: Take Ju,ubebd TO cleanse, purify ana feStote
the yitihfed blood TO healthy action -,
Hoce ! on q DgJspeERic &o1nnch u9leSs, liSes -
ion is nronpt1y aided the system J debtti1n- Nv,
ted with loss OF vital force, poYssxN Uh VIZ
Hood, Dropsical Tendency, General Wsekliess WlSii
sst n 10 assist Digestion without reaction
4t-wIii IN part youthful vigor to the weary SUI
lerer. i.f ~ az. n - stIs.s Yon are
!, danHer OF Chronie Diarrhoea or the dresa-
mi Inflammation of tho Bowels.
Take 1t 10 allsy irritation aho WSiN y" 'siA'
Iency to inhammalions :. -. y...s,,,.
O.aGnxS You must procure instant telei OF
,ynn nre liahl Q to suffering worse than ueSlh'
ma leliCto strengthen organic weakness OF
| life becomes burden l.,...-,....r.,s,- ,-oar
| EinafIy IL should bo ofrequentlytaken 70 KEEP
,ha svstem In perfect health or You are other.
,xiss m, reat danger OF mafarial. miasmatic OF
~ oI0fiN %. KELLOGG. Platt ST., New YORK.
''''-,7fiF sole Agent for tho United states;
l. Price One Dollar per bottle. send ior eireuia
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The following is a list of Jurors drawn
for the fan term of Court, beginning
Nov. 6, is72: NA Il
GRAND JURY.
Daniel Steenrod, Richland,
'G. w. Hoge, Pnltney,
Washington Buchanan, Warren,
Joseph Garlic, York,
John Galloway, Jr., Pultney, t~-sF
Joseph P. Arick, Kirkwood,-,s@[ = =
Henry Morgan, Richland, . Ss~ssS
A. NJ. Carter, Somerset, III
Tohn Ivan Pelt, Pease,
7. 8. Major, Wheeling,
Samuel Boden, Kirkwood, -.
| Thomas Malin, Colesain,,&
lJoseph Bolen, Goshen,
Daniel Ruble, York,
John A Stewart, Richland,i / &
PETIT JURY.
E. Fl. Lucas. Sr., Smith,
William Patterson, Goshen, IfI OF
| David Wagner, Pultney,
j. w. Coffiand, Wayne, ar f..i I
VIM. F. Pancoast, Wayne,
David Branson, Flushing,
tJames Frazier, Richland,
,IAnthony Sheets, Pultney,
Anon Davis, Wayne, "
VIM. Lee, Richiand,
E. G. Weekly, Smith,
i John G. Blowers, Warren,
; The Guernsey National Bank hs
been victimized to the tune OF $S,5o'
The little Job was put up as follows; :
> A merchant in Smyrna, presenteu n
: own paper at the Bank, with enoors'
ments of his father and his granoIatne,
known as well-to-do business men. !
t turns out now that both endorsement
] are forgeries and our merchant mas
h iout,' 1t is rumored that the same el
: lterprising gent played the same gan
on Cadiz, Bank. ,li 70.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-31

Conrad Troll & Son, are now receiving tneil
second lot of fall and winter goods.
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