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MARRIER

iLASs-DICKIsON.-D 10th, by Rev. J. r.
Cooper. Prof. W Glass to Miss Alice a Dick
isop, OF BarnesviIIe Ohio.
UNkfNS-LINDER-De Sth. by the :ame
Mr. w e J1nkins 10 Miss Mamie D Linder'
Of Loydsyil lie. Belmont, Co., o.
PIT PINGLE-CLARK.-Qn Nov. 26th, by Rev
W MeCankey of High Hill. o., at the house
OF the brides faith er, Rev H Clevis Pingle 10
Miss Elie IL daughter of r Clark, all oi
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ANCHARD-On the oath of
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Can't some inventive genius thing up
a contrivance which will do away with
the hand, in coupling cars p Columbus
Gazette
Yes; catch the hand between the
bumpers That twill do away with
The handr almost as effectively as any
thing SO far known.-E Guernsey Times.
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FLOR L GUIDE
For 1873.
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AS HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
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-WiHiam Orton has bought controll-
ing interest in the Tribune, paying ten
thousand dollars per share, and the OF.
fee Is now in his hands. Nothing has
yet been made public regarding the
future editorial management lof the
paper. Many rnpofs ars aiost b
! the most contradictory character.
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PURCHASING AGENCY.
We Will purchase and forward any Article.
MANUFACTURED OR SOLD

Au OitS 81 ihc ioWtHe ffitcc.
Parties in the Country wishing to purchase
lfCslos. Orgu1sS Sesfssg Mdckiaes Guns Rerolrers
Nursery Sock JepUeigy. F1tr7itre Millinery Hard
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send to US All goods viii be chosen with a
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TOWN HOUSE .AND
-F4RN FOR ,C4TE

II lie property row occupied by Jacob Hey
! man in st. Clairsville, and q FarDi OF 80
acres, one mile South OF ST. Cls ilSyille on the
ST. C. and w. Pike, djoining lands OF VIM.
Chambers aud Amos Roscoe. VIII be sold on
very re ssonable terms, Possession given
April !, '73. For terms, &c. enquire of +. F.
c. arlesworth In ST. Ciairsvilie, or the owner
i'll MoFristown, ..
decI2m GEORGE W. BARNES.
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Duty OFF TE.AS d
Tie Great kmerIcan Tea Co.


81 & IS VF;ESY STREET. New York city.
p. o. Box 5fia.
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Wheeling is in a ferment about her
subscription TO the w. d l.. E. R. r.
The conditions attached to her SUD-
scripti6h make the thing ridiculous.
She IS like the fox which carried all
the corn to its own hole. The bridge,
first, is the cry of Wheeling, and She
don't propose to invest cent in rail-
road beyond the bridge. Railroads
must be anxious to reach Wheeling, +:
they are expected to build their roads
to the River, and then help her bridge
the stream Ctsdiz Republican.
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THx Purest and Sweetest Cod-Liver OIL Is
Hazard & Csswelrs made on the sea shore;
from fresh, selected livers, by Csswel, Hazard
q Co. New York. It is absolutely pure snd
s.,eet Patients who have once taken it prefer
Il tn all others. Physicians have decided 7
superior to any other oils in market dec5l2w
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The reason why horses are having
their ease just now is because of the
prevalence of disease.
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JToPansionersI - !
All Soldiers Of tae late war dravtnE pension
an ACCOUNT Of he7I,sd can be supplied Win
trl,sg free OF charge by applying on person 70
JOHN Z WET, ExaEntntns$nrgeSn:
ST. GsirSvilis, Ohie.
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GENTS Slippers, fancy ..d plain JUS
sPPsasf sPsasfe - BAILEY q BUMeARNER.
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IL IS gratifying to us to inform the public hat
DT. l. Y Wisharps Pine Tree Tar Cordial for
Inroat and Lung Diseases, mas gained an en-
Vlaoie reputation from the Atlantic to the pa
cluc coast and from thence to some of the nrst
iaIniiIes OF Europe, not through the press aioE.e
put put oy persons throughout the States a.tuallT
oenentted ANA cured at his Office. While he
able 10 supply the demand. 1t gains and mold.
Its REPUTATION
tirst. Not by stopping cough, but by Ioo.en-
ing ana assisting nature 10 throw of the nm
healthy matter collected about the throat and
orcncnial tubes, which causes irritation
second II relnov the cause OF Irritation,
(Which Produces cough of the mRcous mem
orane ana bronchial tubes assists the lungs 10
act ana throw of the unhealthy secresions and
puriheS the blood.
IhIrd 1t Is frs from squills lobeiia. ioscac
ana Cpl urn, OF which most throat and fun1
are composed. which aIlav cough
only, and dlsorgauize the stomach Il bas 4
soothing effect on Tie stomach acts on the
liver and Kidneys and ~ m phatic and nervons
regions, thus reaching to every part of the
system, and in its invfgorating nd 'purifyinx
eHretsi Is has gained . reputation which h musT
mold above all others in the market
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"WHITTLEsEY," for palpitation of
the heart.
'WHITTLESEY," for bilious at
tacks.
'sWHITTLESEY,'' p for inflammation
Of the lungs.
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have placed my advertising accounts IN
The hand, 81 A. II. Mitchell Esq for settle
ment. Those indebted 70 me will mske pay
Tnant tn hin. G. WILKINSON. :
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aWHITTLESEY,n for tightness OF
the chest = So -. .'.., - ~. Is, =
ssWHFrTLESEY, y for bilious fesers.
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ROCK BLUFFS, NEBRAsKA, Dec. 4, ,9z.
OLD CHRONICLE: :-Your welcome
face nakes its weekly appearance in
this benighted region. 1t brings a
flavor with the fragrance of home every
time it comes. A long time ago sent
q dollar and told you to come q dollars
worth: well it seems to me you give
GOOD measure, and of late you have
doubled on me, two of you come now
eyery week; l am going TO send anoth-
er dollar some day when get it; those
of nv profession have to live here on
corn. potatoes and promises, the last
are of no account whatever. Corn is
the staple article of fuel and answers
good purpose some OF these, cold days.
Potatoes contain a great deal OF starch
and things necessary for the inner man.
We are having beautiful weather
now, warm and dry. Farmers are busy
in their corn fields; if you want to see
corn come to Nebraska, it is worth from
ID to ds cents, nearly everybody burns
more or less Of it.
The Epizooty is likely to cut off for a
time the horse power of the country;
nearly all the horses in Plattsmouth
have It now, and many through the
icountry; thus far there has been nc
fatal cases.
| THANKSGIVING was observed here by
1.-THE people who have corn to gather, by
freezing their fingers in the corn fields
Lam glad I did not give thanks that
wayyand know some other folks that
ARE too.
Sometime I will tell you more about
1ajl these Things. - -
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a Great Jliart, ISL RroSdwSy. Ny.
will dispose of NEW PIANOS, MELoDE0NS
and ORGANS. OF six hrst-class makers. In
cludina Waters, at very low prices for cash,
or part cash, and balance in small monthly
iustaimsnts New T-cctave first-class PIANOS.
modefn improvements, for S275 cash. Now
readya CONCERTO PARLoR ORGAN. the
most beautiful stylo aud perfect tone ever
made Illustrated Catalogues mailed. sheet
Music and Music Merchandise. nQ2lSm
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FOR SALE.

New Frame Dwelling House snd Lot IN
Relment. on the Central Ohio Raiiroad- Fol
usrticulars call on or address
L G WRIGHT, Belmont. o.
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administrators Sale Of
Real Estate.

z esder Of the Probate Court OF Belmont
ID County. Ohio. 1 will offer for sale. at public
auction, on the premises, on
JANUARY 4th, 1873,
between the hours of u and pm, the follow
ing described real estate: Est tract being part
of Section S3,rownship Range 4beginnlng for
the sam eat th eSoutheast corner Of lands former
perches to q stone; thence West 45.l perches 10
stone- thence south 6s 04 perche2 To a stone;
thence East 45.l perches to the beginning; also
another tract; beginning Tor the same T.4S poles
theRee North l5o West 1888 perehes TO stone;
thence North 2s{o East e perehes TO stone;
thence West S72 peTcbes TO a stone; thence
\ North 3Os perchas to Il stone; thence South
S5l5o West 5s.5 perches TO stone in the center
al the ROAD thence South 22l%o West 32.6 poles
to stone in the centre Of the road; thence SSii
West 1873 poles: thepce lowest SO poles; s;tbenceE
90S poles TO a stone; thence Vest 5S3 poles To a
stone; thence SoutES 95 poles to astone; thence
East 1888 poles to the.beginning; excepting out
OF the frst of said tract q part containing 10
acres ~ Poles and out of the second part COLI
tuning % acres roods and II poles, sold by
Thomas Guynn 10 San !. G. Haines. leaving OF
said land, of which said Guynn was owner al
ms des th. 50 acres more or less.
SeveBty five acres cleared. the balance
tam Der. there is on the premises a large brick
house, containing eight rooms and hall, a
good frame barn, IS By IS feet. good siabling, O
large wagon shed eorDcribs grain house, wash
farm. fhere are also good apple orchard.
peach orchard abundance of small fruit, and
two never failing springs. Said farm lies
South of fhe Rational Pike, adjoining the town
of Loydsyiile. Belmont County, convenient to
churches and SCHOOL
The lSt OF said lands is appraised at 5000. and
tbeSeconG at $500
Terms oy sale az, A-thtrd cash. remainder in
JOSEPH EOPER.
dec5td Aiu'r Of Thomas Guynn. B
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%Au aa-cost or pnbiisbing illustrated vol
V:tjhI II Juue, - Up The TEIGHTS OFF.AKE
shihlliliAND FORTUNE" The buyer gets
TS9SSit for, sS - Eight charming bio
graphies of Inventors give the only
history of inventions and Development OF
Steam vessels. Locomotives Rsii Dads. and
FelegFaphs. Only lite of Prof. Morse a Co in
ventor.s other lives show success from poverty
and obsc1Tity. as Farmers. Mechanics. Bank
eTS, etc. Only life of Peabody. AGENJSl
WANTED evervwhere. First report showed
a2ent's profit 80 FOR J days nd FOR terius
= NJ II MOORE & co. Publishers, Cincinnati.
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Tar latest styles, Ladies' Shoes and Caters
s,-rt onensd at -1Jts 5-ffE
BAILEY BUMGARNERs
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For Sale.

A GOODFngiue, Crusher. and Bone Mil.
n also nne lot of Tobacco HID. Stayes
ID. r. DAVIS, Assignee
OF s, Hanauer &1BroS
deel24ws Morrlstovn, Ohio.
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SUBSCRIPUoNs.-Is7s.
7sERRFG-

HAMPERS Bazaar. one year-.-..-....----.--.si 90
An extra Copy of either the Magazi me- Week
ly, or BazIr will be supplied gratis for every
remittance;- or, Six Copies for so Co without
extra copy.
subscri ps ions 10 Harpers Magazine, Weekly
and Bazaar, to one address for one year, Slos or,
two OF Aarpers Periodicals. TO one address for
one year, 81 90. t
Back Numbers can besupplied at any time
The five volumes of Harper's B2Zar, Tor the
years 1858 go, 20. Il, ~, elegantly bound in
fireeh morocco cloth. will be sent by express,
freight prepaid, tor s. each.
The postage on Harper's Bszar is 20 cents a
year, which must be paid at the subscribers
post-of1ce- Address
HARPER q RROTHERS New York
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Blacksmiths, Attention!

I OFFER for SALE or exchange for small farm
In the country, the property on which now
reside. on the road leading from Hsrrrisville to-
st. CIafrsyii E. One of the best blacksmith
standsin the County. Three acres Of land,
good shop, and all necessary out-buildings.--
Variety OF fruit, church, school and store in
sight, Inquire of 4. 2. Blair, az First NATL
Bank st. Ciairsviile Ohio ~ me on the
premises. JOSEPH BLAIR.
dse54w
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NOTICE,

Picture frames Of all sizes msds to ORDER A
Denhsm's Gallery.
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Fine stereoscopes and Stersoscopic views a
Denham's Gallery.
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H0LIDAY GOODS.
PRIZE PACKAGES.

silver cola and q new Double Barrel Shot
c,nn 10 he drawn at McAonie's Variety Store,
DIR SANDKRSONea can be seonsulted per-
.onaliy or by letter At No 50, North Diamond,
Allegheny Gt4 Pa Will visit st cla1rs-
Vile Dec. 27th' - - t-.-s : -
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new ADVERTISE MNTs.
EYecufoys Notice.

THE undersigned has been duty appointed
Executor Of the last VIII and testament of
Rebecca Wright, late of Belmont County, OHIO,
deceased.
All persons having claims against the estate
of said deceaSeJ will present them July an
theniicated to the undersigned for allowance.
AARON FRAME. Ex'r
OF Rebecca Wright, decd.
Twelfth Mo.l9thSw
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is unequaled by any known remedy, Il win
cradles te, exfirpate and thoroughly destroy
all poisonous substances in the Blood and will
effeciually dlspel all predisposition To bilious
arrangement,
Isthere lcdnt Of action IN yote Licer G SPLEEN .
Unless relieved aJ once, the blood becomes inn
pure by deliterious secretions, producing scro-
fulous or skin diseases, Blotches, Felons, Pus-
tules. Canker, ftmples, &C., &C.
Hare you a Dyspeptie Stomach ? Unless diges-
lion is promptly aided the system Is debiIita-
ted with loss of vital force, poverty of the
Blood. Dropsical Tendency, General Weakness
or Lasitude,
Hare you ,pedks,ess Of Gse Iatesti1,ess You are
in danger of Chronic Diarrhoea or the dread
full Inflammation of tho Bowels.
Hare you tcedkncss Of the Uterine o.. UsSRa,,y
Organs You must procure instant relief or
You are liab e to suffering worse thRn death
Dire you deicstsd, drowsy, dull, sluggish orde-
pressed IN spirits, with head ache. coated ton
que and bad tasting mouth?
For certain remedy for all OF these diseases.
weakness and oubles; for cleansing and puri,
Tying the yltiated blood, and inlParting visor
to all the vital forces; sor bnildinHup and re-
storing the weakened constitution tSE
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Harper's Bazaar.
Notice OF the Press.

Notice OF the Press
The Bazaar is edited with contribution Of
tact and .ent that we seldom ind in any
iourusil; and the journal itself is the organ Of
the great world OF fashion Boston Traveller.
he Bazaar commends itself 20 every member
Of the hOuschold-to the children BY droli and
pretty pictures, TO the young ladies' Oy is
fashion, plates in endless variety, 10 the prOv1-
dent Inatron by its patterns for the Shildrsu's
clothes, to paterfamilias by its tasteful designs
for embroidered slippers and luxurious dress
fDggowns But the readi g-Tnatter OF the
Bazar is unifOrIy OF great excellence The pa
per bias acquired a wide popu iarity for the hre-
side enjoyment it anOr5s.-N. Y, Evening Post.
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"WHITTLESEY," for chronic di-
arrhea.
:. "WHITHEsEY," for bad taste in
the mouth.
tite.
PROMISING BoY.-A smart boy in
one OF our public schools having been
required to write a composition on
some part OF the human body, expand
ed as follows: The Throat. A throat
Is convenient to have, especially for
roosters and ministers. The former
eats corn and crows with it; the latter
breaches through his'n and then ties
1t up.--[[ Cddiz Repas6ticop.
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1oOv.rieties of besutiful Photographs at
5cts each. at Denham's Gallery.
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HENRY WEST, NJ. d. JEo. K. WEST. NJ. L.
ms. HENRY 81 JEO. c. WEST. having
- formed y partnership in the practice az
Medicine and Surgery. will attend TO all callsin
the line OF their profession. Office nexL,tioor
TO Vests Drug Store ~
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Two farms FOR sALE.
$50 Acres.

nF the finest farming and grazing land in
~ one body in Eastern Ohio. The undersign-
ed desiring to remove West. now offers at
Private Sale, his entire tract of land, situated
on Wheeling Creek, Union Township, Belmont
County, Ohio. five and one-half miles North of
Belmont Station G. o. r. z three miles North
of National Road, and Two miles South o.
Flushing
First Tract. containing three hundred acres,
80 cleared and in good state of cultivation, !,
balance well timbered. Can be conveniently
divided into two farms, il has il two
2-story dwelling houses commodioIs hfT<el
and sheen barns and other out-buiIdings; also
three good orchards
Second Tract. contains two hundred and
thirty acres; go cleared and in grass; balance
heavily timbered, with a two-storv frame
house. a good tenant house, and all convent
ent out-huildings. Three apple orchards of
choice fruit.
These tracts have an abundance oflimes.one
are underlaid vita good vein of coal. easy Of
access, are well watered with a number of
never falling springs and will be sold together
as in tracts to suit purchasers.
Terms reasonable and q clear title given.
Persons wishing o purchase. or desiring any
Information. viii call on subscriber on the
premises. or address him 1T Morristown, Bel
mont County, Ohio.
THOS. MCCALL.
dec5tf
Beliaire -Independent copy two mos. and send
bill to this office,f
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N1W Goops.-Fall Stock just opened ct
BAIIEY & BUMGARNEBS
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Agents of New York.


MO JTV Easily made with our Stencil an d
lGO LsE key-Check OUTFIT. rz-Circuiar )
Free, stafford Mtg Co. IS Fulton ~, \. Y.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-01
SALES FROM
MONDAY, Sept. 30-P. NJ.

The week opened upon a dull and spiritless
speculation on the Stock Exchange condition OF affairs
which may perhaps be continued until the various
cliques shall be able TO evolve new combinations, and
put new forces and systems into operation for the pur
pose OF checkmang each other. Pending this cessation
OF hostites the railroad stocks very dull and the
entire volume of to-day will form scarcely
tthe OF the dealings OF any day last week. There
has been no special course 10 the market, as
indicating any future movement Of either bull or BEAR
and these two rest together with the absence
Of Mr. Boody President ofthe Wabash Road, Mr. Daniel
Drew and their friends and followers interested In
Wabash at Toledo where Wednesday, the meeting for
the election OF Board Of Directors takes place. are
sufficient to give the market quiet appearance. The
market the start steady but active money caused
heavy feeling shortly after and the entire list Jagged
Pacific Mail going OFF from 74b to 7Ss; Western Union
Telegraph from 69a TO 6si and Northwestern Common
stock from III TO 7O Erie almost neglected at aga
47t, the remainder of the list moving about within
range OF quarter or threeeighs. The movement was
scarcely worthy OF mention in the other shares Pan
anna was quiet at l42. Delaware. Lackawanna and West
ern sold at 97s; New-Jersey Central 1924 9l02b and
Louisville and Nashville Railroad at sOi The Quicks
vers were quiet at 4Ss for Common Maryland Coal sell
ing at 4St United States Express 49, and American, c.
The opening highest lowest and closing prices Of stocks
were "a fOllOWs:
New-York tribune., 1872-10-01
DEPARrURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
TUESDAY. Ocr. ]

TUESDAY. OCr. l.
Mails for PortauPnnce, GOnaves and - Marc nv me
PERT close At m steamship .als Martins stoei Brooklyn n
Letter postage Indies when going ufect w
A cen M b ounce Papers each which must be prepaid
WEDNESDAY. Ocr. q &c..
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