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POoRMAN AMONG HIS NEIGH
BORS-ASSISTED BY SAM
CARY.

BelIaire ought to have been a lively
town on last Saturday evening, but il
wasn't; one reason was because ouI
friend Kennon didn't address the Grant
Club, and another was because the Lib
erals couldn't get enough people togeth-
er to make Township meeting" 1t
was hoped that the bare-breasted,
brawny-handed rough-and-tumble,Cary
would have such a charm for the honest
hard working mechanics and foundry
men of the busy city of Bellaire as to
draw an immense meeting. All the
elements of huge meeting were there
except the people and the patriotic
enthusiasm.
Three or four hundred were drummed
together in one place, and the meeting
proceeded; and Cary went through his
,hackneyed fund of anecdotes much to
the amusement of the boys and small
children, and to the disgust OF sober
thinking men. A Democratic friend
was heard to remark after he was
through "that he was funny, but that
he lied UNANIMOUSLY and, persisteDtly,
and on account thereof he would dolthe
party no good ,ss!s sss,gsir9 yiIsnt
Poorman followed Cary, but the peo-
| pie knew him so well that he did moi
speak long. Atthe close of his short
lsay, tae Democrat reiterated what he
had said Of Cary, save he applied it t.
| the other speaker. 81 Iaasr.ssl4 10 ssss
And Bellaire was relieved. 19a I
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snithfleld, O. Sept. 18th. 1872

MD ~
- Mr.. EDIToR-D Dear Sir, Z thought, a
report of the Liberal Republican and
Democratic Meeting held here -ea- the
10th inst, would not come amiss. Ac-
cording to-. encouragement, COX Poor
man Waszon hand. his audience con-
sisted of mel and boys le8 was the to-
tai nttna ber ofvetefs, 46 OF whom were
Republicans and 81 Democrats. The
Col. was introd duced by, the Presidentof
the meeting. iHeNopened his remarks
by stating that he had challenged his
opponeht Capt panford1 Nor joint dis
cElssion, and that he would anot .aeeept
thechallenge, and thst ne Was d Better
RepuBl Blican than Cal pit Dan ford, because
hewas in favor of the fifteenth afhendE
tnent, and the Capt, was not. he 9thep
lit into, the. .RApubl leans generally, Rbut
more, especially 4 The, l0iterer BY the
sea',i asahe caB led Grant, nIl losuppese che
occupied an hour and a half abusing
Grant, Danfofd and the administration;
after he closed his remarks, the PFesi-
dent called for three chNsfs fQ5 Greeley,
which was weakiy respphdehp, The
audience then began to disperse,
when al, enthusiastic Grant man pro-
posed three cheers fof Graft and the
Admitdstrafidt hiShs . were given
with a hearty, good viii, this sp1nked
the Col. and his friends, but they soon
cooled off,n 1t Is a pity indeed thai the
CDf HAn'f stand aieheef for Grant here
Of late. His-speech had aigood effect
Yelr IIreadersD Dareaaawareq that there
were a few disaffected Republican here
on account of J a. Bingham being de-
feated at Bellaire. The Coils speech
has fixed them albrights they are now
determined to vote for Danford; un-
derstand from resgonsihle aenSthat he
close by saying every thing Is ail9tght
here for Grant aad Dapford, believe
this County win give a larger majority
for the Republican ticket than It, did in
IS6S,5 ss.iiis o. Yours &e.s 3, soaso 10
:saaizaeai% 20 sAAfEBEgys. i9i
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! Danford's ia1eetinss..

Captain Danford comesihte. HarFisoh
county pext week. {; : His meet ethigs. kaxe
been announced foEsevefali lFeaksand
we trust that at every point where ne
speaks the Republ eans WiI secure him
"a splendid, good meeting. m'sias~
We know the feeling of Republicans
in Harrison county towafdsl CApfain
Danford- that they are of the Iffi9atlli-
est nature, bat we think. that the Cir
cumstancesofthe oampaignpaH fordan
expression of that feeling in q manner
that cannotbe mistaken, s.s al assl-sq
Harrison county has had the Repre-
sentative of the District for Eighteen
years, and 1t becomes US now as sRepzb-
Leans to show our friendship to the BE,
publicafls Of the other icouaties who
have labored withus so falthfllly<and
zedlously In many holly contested
campaigns ssinIpast yeasriF
When owe go outside of our own
county, Captain Dapford was certainly
our first choice for Cong gresham OF all
the men in the Distfiee Let us show
him when he comes Among US thafbWe
intend to stand by. hima aud give him
an assurance rs he, passes through our
county of the splendid majority that
'awaiE him on, the second Tuesday soi
October. - OadiE .Reptt6tica11.b .bas -ateiies
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p a,essF essFsyYe would oe,luIltela
500 soon think i'o5ff Of ffjj'o6iirninqgE,th JONI qE,th he
party that1oWas kicked
out Of Heaven for get
ting up an einsllirection,
ri rSg4g!i.,t .aiainiai DO sIi-,tit !. .s,ls
ndEaassigned sstOgatlh e
. Ta,1 Doe fasW 79.l1P. .ooi ,,.liifelsolg :
gloomy egienss ,ofslthe
bothtomleasssig5. h asi5.'I pit i,i' ti,is;'i'1t as 'aiate
think s0fiTi oinrngi s4hat
treason cursed, siiIissl idl,aftare-
sisting ' sTaeity-bnrnmg,
treasnr Ire lsll ai9sro ID ~ On Z,
spiracy sI'ir a: 7 plotting i i Pnesii' /
dents Elit iil I; d snRg Eli L s,asi,l % 4,
Iow-feyer,s .St;alitllet,,s,iriig|,,htsa t;litllt,,,i i|,,ta
|cOppeFhea Go nacslelf u
called the Il mIioecaatis 4
,, .baRalgGoo nod ts 4
part y aoT5od Is ysss gSsV Il II l.
.--ag -agoor75zlzza IN e foatcle
|ssJyiIS, 1866. l.i@ L es'5 % . 8
. ,iiiSst- .aAS -. y,.....-a ne iIafi iFg d
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.WsPECLAn SK6TToE.I !.
Am Ess9hliaff y 5tsIinegs.-To

Am Essehliaf III 81 bEsIiness,-To be
entirely beaqtithl the hair should be abundant
and lpstrons. This IS absolutely essential to
complete Ioteliness. Themost regular featu-
res, the most brilliant complexion and pear
lest teeth fail Of their duo effect IL the hair be
t1in, OF dry on harsh. On the contrary the
plainessf@efif s be but safh0nntea bE fS3-
pflaSt and slske,f tresses, Is apt 70 impress the
efowning Ornament of her sex R kappily.
within the reaahnfS lovely woman and being
a discriminating as she is lovely, she long ago
discovered thai Lyons SKathaif6ns was the
for the Hair sser'et5oy yea { tithe of is popu-
ant n and no YQpden since L, produces; sseA
gleiitying results. Applied to the waste and
oslren places OF the scalp it fructifes and. en-
riches shen with ahey shd slii3Fg rrovi{h l.ft
= : not q eoprSe pretsnded hai it viii do ths
u ,ne capacity for reproduction is extinct h1s
80 long as 1t remains that wonderful rekabiK-
Ssnt VII ass1redly prQpagate the germ -Ofthe
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: oPIITSBURG sABLAzE.
.goDiW
EsEREBgastfA E.ss
& 'l'ia i,,la 81 co N.axxssl s9 ln,,ssss a.sss
iG ,essszi ylba hl7----sJu8d ai3di 80
brfHE BOYS INiBLUE STAND
80, BY THEIR CohORs,ooe

u Tuesday end dN edleEq DAY, QI last Wleek
were gala days fof Pittsburg.si1A moie
enthusiastic and patriotic ConventioI
than That which convened at Pittsbure
last week, never. met in this or any
other country. Il Althoughthis Conven'
ton was originally intended as an an
'niyerary OF the; battle Of, Antietam
simply, it became the rendezvous o
thousands and tehssef thouSandsof wal
scared heroes, who caAae 90 Attest theft
friendship and adhersheg TO their be
loved Chief i'm war and their, Chic
Imagistrate ih,peaeeiI .sIemusaa3
iaThS vast assemblage seemed to be
IeohhHoHed BY a sentim ment 81 pure and
lefty pstriotism and an earnest desire
fe pronetesthe Welfaresof their country
akin 70 that whieh Inspired theini wher
they bore Oft flags through the fiercs
stpEms ot VAR 9nissqo1q aIn eS1aw {
There were Logan, Burnsides Butler
Woodford, Hartranft, Noyes, FairchiId
Garfield and ho sst,l4f p + others Who, nj had
led the boys ON to- sFict0fyq and dsat ueil
|backstosth atsPittsbnrg mot HesB thar
|5g6eo oflthe rank ana fIstfhs flower O
our i 1 ar;n "a w. OH, @ az, they march :and
|cpuntermareheds with atheirI banner.
and bands, jahd, torches aud transpar
Eencies and notices, 1t, was grand - The
procession was ten miles long at least
Te scena wss on o,,a yvb;cb wnr@is ~ aIi
saaeq ua'1i q " e As.n giNsop ga
readers tne resolutions, anu speech p
Sen, Wilson, and will, be; compelled
for. the, present, 10, 81 ,feregoas, further de
= ;s.s,,o..
% 80 ss'ie. y
the Occasion - -,
YThe resoiutiens which were fepOfteC
Iss k.liows xuare,. en- nnan;na a,,sly snpra44 s,4 ad
- - -. - -
oysne sl Iasssl Son15 ~. =, ~ - ~
% tS S'qJs Union sa as5 sallois aBd @qs
during the late wal, IN mass f9nven'
ton IN fistsDarg, ASSEM- pied lot tne pur
PQse o.; fx presng OUT nrm EQnylftion1i
|npon the Issues WHICH are logical Dy
ne resnitS Or Ine war, 90 aifirrm go
Ist. Tnat tt r. source Oh nmliigiec MI!
pleasure 20 meet ana JON IN l! feylvine
the memories ot our can cam palgns for tnt
Union and Liberty, thence 70 draw
less sQps for; present duty Ddllq.s iulnr'
guidance 81. n,o.' .i..'-l i,'ss 81, :, .
2d,. We feafiirm our dev % sfit
union OF the states and the afbitfa
Enent OF war has decreed that we are one
fiag-withi liberty and eqnaiity 'petofe Z
Is essential to, sstablish protection. ane
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! 57B8jlI alaIOFi.,,

~ ssMr, Danford Is fayorabIy known
~ throughout the District as one Of the
eloquent and-stifring speakers IN
Eastern Ohio, and thoughyet young
man he has made good reputation as
n lawyer and politician. We have no
- hesitation IN Saying he would make a
popular candidate and good member
of ofCongress if elected .'-C Chronicle, June
~ 18th 1870 iiif, II tlsl.i 'ftstf's}kfiits X -
~ Compare the above with present ut
..terances Of the same gentleman siiH d
SJBscRIBE for the BEItM9NTC CHRoN-
LSLE.Abs ZllnllhgDohi 9Iis ".isgel fq 3
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INV e1BellaiEe, 0,Septs Il, 1s72,ia

l9isup2 5fi1 ffU.s--zr1fr y7Il5 7-7---5 if3ait2ib
liAiiw srBellaiEe, Q.,SeptnL. 1s72,ia
| ldsOaeAf thelA9tieaab .syeutsnofsthe
week past was the formal commence
fmeht of Work at the New WindoVV
tGlass factory Oh iSaturdRY evening, q
large Hanhe1 obeitizensI Mers iaattsnd.
kanae toIwitnesa the opening Of thelfut-
mace and the operation, of, blowing out
TIE cylinders oif glass out out Of which the
| glass for window lights are made, The
leompany ha1 elm their eM ploy yss6Imet0
the dnastskilifal workhaenin the c6un-
ltrys under the msnags nentsof Mr.. Hep
burn, the Super ndaut-. The first
nothing toflfinder continuance Of the
Same results; some fearsG sGwereu express
led some time ago that our coal would
not prove of proper strength and qualiig
| tty adequate to the perfect mapufacture
kof window glass, but that point is now
satisfactorily settletiiW We have i'm our
strata ofcoalI called the, d ling six
| foot vein, as good an articleI0fn coal foy
manufacturing glass, of all Kinds and
Tor Hafis, as the worid affords and the
|time is notefar iistantMhen bE prOpef
cleansing, our coal will be used for
Ismelting purposes. The effect of the
starting Of these works, together with
the Successful 6p peratfng Of the National
Glass Works and the Ohio Glass Works
In South Bellaire is seen in the improve
ments going on, new; houses are going
up In ali u edtfohs,a there Is a large in
fiiix Of Hmiiies requiring habftatfons.5 80
-ssOdrfribnds Ofthe Bellaire Nail Works
have finally determined to build q large
Blast Furnace in connection with their
Nail Works; they win locate the furnace
near the works: this improvement has
l0hg been needed by this Com pany.
Ourdoldo o friend, gWm. qPraGft, has
nearly tinisheda large building on the
corner of First and Water. streets, de-
signed for business anG also for a first
class Bakery Nj Pracht's success in
years gone by augurs9well for his sue
cess in, bis negi enterprises INCLUDING
Mr. PraehtS ,F1le we Jhaye four first frs Glass @ Baf
|ai one Of tlie evldeHtes p6f odr growth Is
the vastincrease inthe business gpper.
tanning to Coppersmithery and tinuery.
Ten, years ago, one snallrapneera1 4 LAM
guisled here,s thanzsI fficieak for
all the needs o6sthea, place. il NowIrwe
|hayefour establishments deingi a good
business 9Barops&: Bre2s take the lead!
Augustus, Schiek q Bro.pi have lately
started RInew cones that gives prom.
ise of good rresults.n, Industr5oRs and
thrifty they afeiOs the stripe that suc4
oeedsl 1iadt bna .ll9iapi, I.gf-a>-H hHG
-lSince the. Mains elections there has
been quite a,lull In politics in Ourtown,
the Liberals are'not quite Boz sanguine
u 4 a
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TovConsumptives

The adyertfser, having Be5n berrnkasntlv
cured OF that dseAd disease. causnm pkIan, by .
bis fellow safiefers the 1esns ~ es.l N AZ
who desireH. ne viii senue a copy eFthe pre-
seription ises lf.pe Of eh. fgeI With thAoirec-
uons for nrfpaHng snd using % sames which.
they will md q sbRRfuaE ron lCoNsuMrfIoS'
ASTHMA HReEsHtrIs. al Parties wishing tne
prescxipaoa WI please address ~
E &EE-ED DWARp-AT WILSON, =,
l94lP Penn. street, Willia1nsburgh, N. Y,
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;. NEW. ADyERTIsEaTENTsI
IRON, cEADmPAINT
HalRs ltt tent j s Ski king Gloves

IneyerX besf tiling ever invented for hnskif,s.
Corn. Ibeg 0trd t1slc1y1t S1Lf1ucfion. "A u1a1
can hnsk fr0In one thirdf 10 one-haff fs.sss--
w1taihem. They ehsoiatelzv prevent sore on
pazts Of the lhapsis Rhieh usually eseomS sors
Price SI.z5sJI The FBbh GLOVES are mad
Of best tanned calf and buek-skta. Rrsse
$S,5o.- Both styifs have claws attaeSed and
are made in three sizes, large, meaiurn and
small for boih bright and len LAzdesl persons.
eatyPrepaAd, on seosiRt of prses,. For sale-bT
GLOVE Cos rs 45Sosths Clinton 81, Chicago, m.
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!Notioe.

\ = sAUplToR's cFFIcE, BEL. co., :
HaIders % Beiziont Goanty Bosas viii Fer Rer..
after be reantEe6 70 present their Bonds 81 this
Office, with Coupons attached, and obtash an
~ 10 i'tsft',rs sssis ts'J bs pad ln.lit ~
BY bffier Of County conSmissionsrs.. sSsaiss e =.
..S.....'S'A -. W. y. B. LoNGLEY, Andlto1so
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you.Y HTRT TTHlI

CastOria-a substitute for Cas tor Oil
is physic which does not distress or grippe, but
is sure to opeFates~Aen all ether remedies have
failed. You may eona&ently1 rely upon the
Flatulene ey, Group, WORMS, Piles 6r defahged
Liyer.s It contains neither Minerals, Mor-
phine, Opium noriA Alcohol, but is purely q Rags
etHbl6 prepaFation3T perfecklys Aarmlsas. and
above all, pleasant To- take Pie Cassoeie
soothes and quiets the system, and pr6daces
natural sieepss II b . wonderful thingstc to So
similste the food Of children and prevent
thsWOrk, ,far family and save many doctqss
az iisa sl. .Iits .,sli..llF !. B ROSE 3 COsF
.s1sii.s.ssie qultss.f.. 5s Broadway sNew Work.
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.aLdATg YHEVIJ
issiITI:aIs.Y9A 4 iiI:aI 9AS,,ikaTHAIRg...i.ss...EI. !. 8 !. ! ! .

fs,.llns ssefvlisk ana eaEztl q IN d
sasn s.ss g, Gstss Ts Ps q tilas oat
a. t&lIs1i Is Sas 4 iSslsds + das2
Of middle aga. At once -hsspsaks refinement
eieganee, health e1dSespty. IL may truly be
called Woman,s Croyning Glory, while men
Few thin are more siisg6slfHs ran IA II
fffkzlF, hArshs M tased Hair. vi 81 ksssdY and
coat e2yeeed Win Dandrnn. V1sft : bsrbsE
and You feel and look like rew man, Thks a
what sAfoNA KfftfA4Re wtik Do ai Tthe
kimeA The chhfh khieh Lies In wen 'piaced
HAir, Glossy our.s, lE13ur1ahs TFesses, and Z
leaH HsAa, IS n6tieeAbte ana fff ssistihle, y y
old ~ Al Drag gists and GonhtEy sforssslac
sTzisSist % ,iTo4zE5i5a va
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KirkWood Estate.

THE undersigned AdniEfstrator Of the
u :. Kirkwood: estate, has recently adlta 70,
the West end of the Town ofKlFkvood - tols.
which with those formerly laid ont makes lsA.
which he offers At very reasonable rates.
Also about ~ aoraa- az land lying on he
South Side Of theseeft0n. Vitli about % acres OF
Also, ons Lots No. Il, about n acres with the
coal, facinR Bridgeport.
Wheeling, all Of which Z o<feEs nj private sals
for the present. .tpLls4I
Enqafre OF Joseph II. West, Drlssfst Bridge
port, or theupleSslgpea 4s 81 Cleifsyille. ohio>
Noy- 2dtfs iasK ,.AfS uoT4ss = .s.sf1 III
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PRESIBRsilat tlEPtIeF
DIR. sIREASES
WateEeare Estab btIshlnent,

For the treatment OF Gh Fonie end Female Dis
eases, ia esshpsipids ohiosS dana Or Circular.
E0fNleAoENTss.W8 .Askslples sssrAe
lt$<te50free eY ma7A Wlshf terms % cfear frouo,
IS to $40 per day. Two entirely new afTiclea,
ssEeble g norf, Af.dress = RI y HITk New
Z. - f-s-zl1rH s1aaa as-..alEq t-lF .saf *
A RSVEANrEDs-Akents make more
B1ziuezs 1ight and fpermAne6t.. I Pafi1Sh,hf1
freel 6rsS11NsoNl q Co., Fias lar(a lls8IsSAr4s
Portland Mainep pai1iinss asfEs " slIs1f7lfIT
ii94T slFfI90I.l az gTSTIs7i " 3 Y T7TIJrCTT1
stnebgsfl sfaNssssi0 ,sraV-gssup .s7rh q
.-ttt tfuoa 70 fzillf - p
THE coisfain Srss siSs MD Ds.se.,ySs co,n-
i pany, held their an puAI election. and have
afu5f board di riders ~ ~ Ez,y tin1e % par-
sue, andcAp ptnfs horse .thievek. me Company
Is Strong and F wsll orys9eizsd- Y 80. sn,s 49,,
ID BvND4 sse,yll Z. s1slsss = i,sspleswt
Administrators Notice.
IN co1rf Of Reim5Af s1n s. s.. ohio iSs nnder~
siened was appointed sud. Q3alifed - AeRta-
istrator q the eststs of &sRls, EdwArds. decaa>
An persons indsstsd % - isssia estate are rs-
enasted 70 aaake Immediate pagneae end,
th3se 5aefnt elal ne aesinss said estate Are re-
qaes ste1 70 PTsssnt them within sions ysAF from
- - naALIN HORTON, Admir-
seplH OF the estate of Lewis Edwards>
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,,ei, ,,'H Debt statemsnt Sept. let, 1872. u y
County lupd oysEdi Isss u
BniIdiig Jana notes ssS @
Cost Of bridges, etc. Is In steifsnent az ia
e. W
ts51 II 51f'efssf asi' s'e, s00a. age .
q getsl.s=s e
Ssn stss9s ol f.''' fls fep Y
. Aetusi sea2ss So
Add to this running expenses until
taxes commence coming III, saficientiy
" pay expenses Tnuot over i Is, ,oO0, per
haps not over 50, ,0O0, but taking the
larger figures We have, not TO exceed
s95s2ss 50 the dpnesent tims ON the
three County funds.g This does not
embrace the debt on pixies school
Buildings, and the like which amounts
TO hundreds Of thousands on the County.
jan 8il1 IS - i,IDe---zst4si s,fiFsTa ssdt
AUDIroR's FEEs.s ls -
iisRzM Clark received from the treas
dry OF Belmont: County the Following
amounts for bis services as Auditor: .
i r. T. -
Sept ist. 1851 toSepf. lst, 1855 SIS 10
sept asIa aIsaBf 10 Sept. ist. Is70ll I.... Ss g
gssssss gsss IT, lf Q S sss l ss lS i nos f @ & &
i.l Teta. 4i-.aL f2565s O7
- 5000 iof theiamount received by him
IN '6Tl'sS probably belonged to the pre-
vious year. That being the case, lhis
average salary was only d few cents
les than 81, 900 yer year. He shopid
have received under. the lev, fors7 u
go
School law a
Pixies - 1gg
CLERK htreg...l--...A. ~
Mlseeiiaheops not SeD
Total legal salary 500
sie naiisaisHA. 3 ------- shssTf gH0 d
1tli1i5 u wARNocK's Road s9i -
= eThe:bopds and coupons iasnedi sgP a on the
Karnock's pike,sivil. I'D Il sisli 10
Amount 500 0G
Miscellaneous cash dispursemen ts1-7-i I,5s6' g
"a g7s &
The bridge at w Wafn6clps cost So, 900,
which ishot embraced III tie aboys 81
following items. Gs
p ire folfoSihg Payments have besG
s made and are veto e be made s3als sat e s
AiseallsAsS1s saslId dishE sen sIss-ass. sa IS
Bo6ds Iso6ds GUY 4odhs IL Gnu iSs &
Interest outstanding ss'insassd. i-'.l.. ~ Q
r9ssl ssaasmsa sess s.s ssaesnsa ao e s5s. 8 8,
Iots oqpds issnsq ana qlner Items io Q,
tfsSes cf5onds and sf 9
issaG e 8s EsassRss sysH ponds sila s,s,s . :
Tetbe Es6nertl,,, tS,sd is n fbA fs an 2
IL, sc Is. ~ 1a.Sr.rs ha.;a - - 49, -
tanlinedtsd eso,T ,Tsf,I = bszeE9 ssgl Il
.a1tl;sd 1ssZaAi -slisd eae .;,ai,l {
o. bsbhG t; ID lSlS q ,,s, ly[ ,ggS,Iggye7O i !
s4rSS; s4rs;. ,,ad rss 49,. :, 1. is.i j
", sss.ssss lss, q l..a .lasss l
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| ls9o, ora: Observation-Disclosures ft;,;s .f,nd
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IE7-l - E.E-TTTIJTTT
Notife,ee
P Pennsylvania Female oilege.

Delightfully."- located ON college Htli, away frsE
the oity's smoke and noise. provides FIRST
CLASS EDUCATIONAL ADVANTAGES 3 for
YOUNG LADIES, with earnest teaching and
common sense nanagemenL
Next term will open WEDNESDAY,. Septen-
bes IL. For tsataloene aud particnlars address
. RKv JAMES BLACK. ID. D.. President.
TRUsrExs.-James Iaughlin, Rev " D How
ard ID D., Judge p lSlsrrett, Rev s " Soovells
Rev Wilson, DID,. Hon Robert Aeknignk,
Rev w j Reid. Jas King. N ID. Rev, n "
Jacohts, D.. VIM Bakevell, aonJ, x. Moor
head, Re tohn q Brown, DDe
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Plantation Bittafs..

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ssass aoa.ma1 sar .sasaIs s1b ~ zsaS.I
.QTOG II S0au58 AQ
%. y1nnGJ9hoEDies3 .SliiVs1iRF1 II 1teEsnR
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These Heels. are designed 70 sentfrsrr o5Sne>-
ace the eexpensive and annoying habit OF rum
ming the heelsdevu1 9heF eaa bSaftachel To-
any boots or snoes. new or old z Uha1ner worn
heels are kept straight, the ANKLES strsnethsn--
ed repairs sageds neatnesf sssnFetls and IduFa-
oiIlty Of boots a4increaseds E7yU pair ana
you wilkneyer do WI thoak them. sksuufaetar-
ed solely by the REVERSIBLE BOOT-HREE.
GO, of{Rrogineace. 3, /, ard for sale ~ khbe
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Debt stateslr6ueanf.Y III q Nov. .l13tb. ifSfT

OeDt Oldbeu0Ht, NOV.1otl, lofl.i
County hlnd oserdraEh - ssz 400 50
Bridge fund 1855 81
But ding fund notes outstandi g-.-.-- 4Q9oo g
Cot cf Bridges and cuitefts on nscad- hi'1 =
II Annized rosZis. for watch bonds hayeSsI.J ~
DEBTS for WORK done afid ,nfateriaf fur ="
'3hished, butsnos bniiBsd cntfl sfter ilo
the above s599 09
- 81 9
l Epnns q on nAne = - : Hs7 lsoo =
dsbg-.y. slszSes a
Eni fesIS 5 .0E---+---nlf .. bsId =
,,,g 10y, D9Bt statem Sept. Let, is72.' = =
9Spnty o1a g Z, lopf oSsTd s u Il
Bniiding Jana notescH Htstandinsl q ] s.675 Ol
Cost Of bridges, etc, IS In .s,stsment 1at +
7o.o5B "
Debts for Yerk done, JnatertAl fnrnishyF
ed,1nserest etc aoout---.....-.--...-.--. 90 q
|@-siJ r.iifiI IE ,i31oIofn 10 q --1----
II go g
~'s1 se. S' t4.1'' = y
J Aetuai se02Ss s.
Add fr, ffhf<.. ,..,r. N "a ,
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/ STARTLING EXHIBIT /!
A Simple but Convinc-
ing Statement of
Facts

This County has paid for printing
out of the Treasury as follows:
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REPUBLICAN, SLATE TICKET.
~ Secretary of State. 4.st.s.t,.
a. -i7t 5isssE ALLEN +. WIK0FF.
judge ofSuprene Court, siasis
: .;sl4 afz 81 JOHN WEIGH.
s...slslnber Board Gblic Works, .l2
o. 'tti. t-s,f'i RICHz3D R PORTER -
p. isfsss.i5 g. Senatorial, Electors.
JOIN, C. LIE. ..ii fai. -. n
-jziehs - !. . sA1PHONS0 HART.
ia'l''" REsPUBffoAN COUNTY TICKET
For PROBATE Judge, aim
sss.iW &c. ", CAAROLL. Of Riehland.
t,,-fs sseo eIagl For Sheriff. aiH hf
WILLIAM c.. COCHRAN of Pultneys
if.ia ~ For Commissioner, s.-sl. q.
svaf11a WILLIAd ALEX xANDER. Of Pease.
:. ,i.-rrs So. syfs For Surveyor, i4iii-
NOBLE CARTER Of Kirkwood, ~
For Coroner, 49,. ss-,,-1
OF THOMAS GARRETT, sa Pultney,
Cd. 3sG9 u For Infirmary Director.
80 III. WILLIAM RAMAGE. of wheeline
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The bridge at w Wafn6clps cost So, ,50o,
which ishot embraced III tie ab0ye ss,rr
following items. Gs
\ TIE blowing payments have bes6
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"a Eoozy7tllszz IN, = oRieI'
J1JyIS, ;, 1866 i.i4 L ese5 % ;.