Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-31

= with the grand principle Of that sect {
3 reversed. liCs 4 -l.WCH'lY'' ~ 6
el A pretty South Carolina, girl has :
during the past season, proftabiy Guilt 9
waited twenty-five acres of cotton. The .
white girl did the heeiRg, while a, ne . .
. gro girl did the plowing. !. : 1IIF7 ~ . :.
An innocent minded Brooklyn girl a
SAID to gentleman the other. A1iSht. b
1.-THE mosquitoes are terrible. ! T wish
/, you could e'ry hacky, SCI wish T 6
leould," was the quiet reply JkA-l 4.
! A Bangor lover writes I'd a local ma q
per TO complain that while walking =.
nome with thedrfing of his heart she y.
answered his apostrophe TO fhe flII -
moon by asking him what: his Income e
was. e f-l-s-l7't f---f7SS''t1-o q
contemporary says that 7'.feas are
lentertained for theTecovery,i of a man
injured on 2 railroad. To, entertain,
iears I9r the recovery" of a human
Feeiagis IS certainly a very novel way oti''
lafording Consolation to his frietids.R trab
4 There is7en exhibition before the q
Estate Historical Society, at Boston, theaTt
Ic3He vita WHICH Preston Brooks, as 4
Isaulted Charles Sumner, the identity of
Wnich IS unquestioned. 1t IS of ebony, :.
solid atidi heavy with a carved WOW ID
head, and it5ineleses al substantiaiadi
Sword OF dagger of steeLy 1osl tzsa ssii sel
I Themanufacture of salt is becoming I'd
an important interest in Michigan, and ~
IS constantly Increasing Several new =,
WORKS nave been recent tly started. !. -
), A Washington hen lately stole lit.
ifter Of pups and is taking the best Of care
lof theIh.1D s9G1sH = t'si17islf BIO geo
1
II One of the most wonderful of modern
lin ventiOns is that OF a new kind on
braces for holding gp trowsers, which 10
are said by the 1patentee satto impart Il
1 1sranqnlity to the mind. p1eA subscrip-. 81
tion should be taken up to purchase
some Of them. for the benefit Of gentle Is
men at DehOcratie0 and Liberal head-dT
tquarferS,s9d 0ysd sisiGGaiIi ~ 81 ng!f
The Russian press regards DR.. Liv.as
lingstone's exforati6ns iTft Africa as theDit
beginningef a new commercial era >
which ,isI destined to open that 5luhsli
known country to the outside world. u
| 1t anticipates that ten years hene8
steamers will ieoveS travellers afongss1
the tracksmarked out by Eiyingtonetl,
Gjiji UnyanyeInbe, Fanganyiks, and Zee
/ 10 the other eenters, the namese Of which "a
are still unknown on the railroad Y
1
( The Bureau of Statistics in its msnth-
\ ly report which is about to be- issued,
shows the commerce OF the country to (,
i be constantly and largely increasing; =
put II shows also that our imports have ,
tgreatly exceeded in value the EXPORTS
land this excess of imports over exports
giHal'sdHiltinS 'dili nS:ill O. aa5 4ldl 2Ii..5 yHE
\ By private letters from the Island OF 81
Porto Rico the New York Sun learns
that two OF the wealthiest planters ians
that colony have manumitted theirne
slaves, " hose joint number anlaunts toas
lover leights hundred. and that these u
laboiitionists are to be prosecuted by the .
SpanisiKautherities for 90 doing. isB5si 9.si
A Aassachusetts Judge. has decided
that Debtors watch may not be taken.
from him by his creditors, inasmuch as
it is q necessary article of dress. Credi-
tors should be the last men to urge
such anlatter, for how can man with
out timepiece be excepted TO keep his
lengagements with panetuality. s1s ~
A'shoal of fishes lately stopped an
English steamer playing on the. high;
Iseass: The passengers regarded it as an
Boi nrfShG-oat q caats lesernptlon, htssl - zsl
The LssBs5eHG1'e Gazette, published q
in Michigan computes that the mil
capacity of that State is at least 3,0O0.-
O09sO09 Offeet per annum. 1t estimates III
thatthe pine forest viii be swept away "a
in eight years. even if the woodlands 70
ak is, not aided by the destroying flame
and asserts that there is standing In the
forests OF Michigan at the present timeoi
over 40. .00O, ,O00. 600 of mercantile pine.1Iao
y The leading Chicago hackers express
khor
winter packing season Will be- an. uuu-E
sually active one, and opinions are ,ex-
pressed that the city alone viii pack
81 900, 600 hogs buring the months of
November. December and January, orr
an average of nearly 90O00 hogs per-
"lSSsk'sss zidfs lieilu9s-sgl gf.l az 1ns -toi1i
: a new, locomotive for the Selma.sf
Rome and Dalton Railroad has been 81
turned out of the shops at Selma,
which the locaf papers say would be
credit tolthe best locomotive works ofan
the rN0rth- -,iasIaI gIeW sA .ssai-ud
: Persons who sell cigars on the carsa
will have to look out. for the new in.sa
from Washington. 1t has
been decided TO allow them to sell onfyot
rompropetly stamped packages underIs
. special tax receipt as dealers The .
sales must also betnade exclusively in
the smoking car, and the receipts must
state the route over which the dealer
travels and the number Of the ear. oaw
Out in Indiana the other day q man
was awarded y premium for a two year
Did colt, whom the animal he entered
was a horse eight years old ) The own
Or had coffin pasture and sent a.
man TO bring him to the fair tho fmzaa9
made mistake and took the eights.f
year old horse, which was. in the same
pasture, and the committee "ptt him
Lhrodgh." suI es2r7s y 9lH=E9ii' eil'-
Crow, as fashionable diet, has been
found by liberal experiment to be def
cient in stearine and elaine, two oily,
concrete substances, that are deposited
Ia the cells of the adiDose or cellular
membrane and produce plumpneSs or
'''$
A very dangerous counterfeit fifty.
iollar United States Treasury note is in
circulation in the West. When critic
lily examined the engraving seems to
De as fineand as aceurate as the genu-
me-. The general appearance Of the
)ill, however, is darker than the gen.
line; the wOrds,r Fifty Dollars" i'm
he eenterof the bill, have a Blurred
appearance when held at distance.
rhe paper, also, is stifferand smoother,
'r rather oily as compared with the
genuine.
The Surveyor General of Canada and
the Astronomer 10 the RoyAf Engineer