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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-01-25
For the BELMONT iChfoniele. ilss
Western Ingenuity.

| Picking up portion OF q newspaper @
few days ago with the name and date
gone, was, -aftera great amount of pa
tience had been expended, enabled. 70
read the following, through the dirt
that defaced it, and, as have no doubt
but that it is true tale, thought your
readers would like to haveit. II APP
pears that out in some Western fort,
Some time ago, the Major conceived the
idea that artillery might be used effee-
lively in fighting with the Indians by
dispensing with gun carriages and fasten-
ing the cannon upon the backs ofmules-
% he explained his views to the c0nl-
nlandant, and it was determined to try
the experiment. A small hoWitzer was
selected and strapped upon an amba-
lance mule, with the muzzle pointing
towards the tail. When they had Sc
cured the gun, and loaded it with ball
cartridge, they led that calm and stead
fast mule out tOstbe bluff and, set up a
target in the middle of the river to prae-
Itice at. The rearof the mule was stu17Iz
ed toward the target, and he was gently
backed up to the edge of the bluff. The
officers stood around in semicircle,
while the Major went up and iRserte1La
fuse in the toueh-hole of the howitzer.
When the fuse was ready, the Major lit
it and retired. Ina minute rive the
hitherto unruffled mule heard the fiz-
zing back there ON his neck, and it made
him uneasy.sssHe reached his head
around to ascertain what was going on,
and, as he did SO, his body turned and
the howitzer began to sweep around the
horizon. The mule at last became ex-
cited, as his curiosity became more and
more intense and in a second or two he
was standing with four legs in bunch.
making six revolutions Ininutef and
the howitzeF, understand, threatening
sudden death to every man within half
a mile. The eommandan was observed
tosclimb suddenly up tree; the leu
tenants were seen sliding over the blutfI
into the river, as if they didn't care at
all about the high price of uniforms; the
adjutant made good time toward the
fort; the sergeant, began to throw. Qpi
breastWork$ with his bay0net, and the.
Major rolled over on the ground andi
In two or three minutes there
was puff of smoke a dull thud, the mule.l
Oh! where was he? a solitary jackasSI
might have been seen turning successiyel
ck-somersaalts over the bluff, only tel
rest ,at.anchor, finally, with bis how'd
ger, at the bottom of the river; whilei
the ball went off towards the fort, hit
the chimney i'm the Major sqnar ters,
ratified the adobe bricks down into the
parlor, and frightened the Majors wife
into commissions. They do not ALLUDED
to it now, and no report of the results of
the exISeriment was ever sent to thal
War Department. The above looks
like an effort of my cid friend John
Quill. PENDENIs.
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REsonuTIoNs passed by Eulalia
Lodge No. 1876, 1. o., o. F.
-r---,,,ox,,~- I'm 10 1871

WHEREAS, it has pleased our Heav-
+enly Father to remove by death from
our midst on the 9TH inst. our beloved
brother, Past Grand DIR. Robert Hamll-
ton, in the 69th year efhis age, and
WHEREAS, Brother Hamilton was
one of our most active and working
members, therefore
ResoEUed, that in the demise of Bro
ther Hamilton this lodge has sustained
am irreparable loss, that we bow in
humble submission to him who doeth
all things well, and that we tender to
the bereaved friends our heartfelt SYM
pathy and coincidence, and also
ReSolred, That our Lodge Room be
decked in mourning for: thirty days,
and that the Secretary be instructed to
forward a copy of these resolutions to
the BELMONT CHRONICLE, BdS7sesuttte
Enterprise and 81. Cldirsvilte Gazette foi
publication. u
= THOMAS S. AMBROSE,
-. @,s''s .ies@ Secretary.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-01-25

The following item from the o. s.
Joufaaat, is not bad one for some .oi
the Cadiz Capitalists toponder over,
particularly those who are always
opposing public Improvements: ''The
Bellaire Nail Works, employ l25to159
hands, and their pay rol isn early 700
per week. 1t win be seen therefore that
this one mandatory causes the 1distri-
button of about $50, 900 a year, among
the other trades and merchants and
market people and real estate owners
Of that tsti<rihg town. .-C Cddiz Repatb.
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-. "a .f-9frf = n
Pittsburgh Produce Market.

From the Pitisbsryh papers Of Aenday. oft
..APPLEs.zPrime q Is; good 20 . bbl., u. u.
BUTTER-lsa2Sc.
|, EGGS-Fresh 35c 2 doz. -..., f,,,.I., al. =
'FLpt Tired winter. 81 25SE "a white 81 :,
$3.50 Rye S So Buckv heat a 50 cwt. - !, 4
GRAIS-whest RED sl,4@1 so White. u 81
OF 5s Corn. ssGs5; Oats. sec.;..Ryesss .,.s- +,
HAT' s5as0e ton,1 7. y. ~ -, n
POULTRY Chickenss 4sS5oc p pair;
dressedI4a n. turkeys i7c . n. i1. - .5i,
POTATOES so@s0c. p bus. - -iii- Z '''-i
BEAN4s2 eea2 IS p bus. = - ''.itS Z
CARBON ofL-24c p esLi Y - s5!iii 'is 8
DRIED Peaches ie5ztsllc; apples 81
@9cS n. st-i-- as'f p
GRoCERfEs-Conee. Rio. q. prime 2sc; good
2; JaFa soc. Teas-Y. II. fancy 81 65; prime
81 Is, fair 81 90 N; Gunpowder. good sl;so;
Oolong good 80. Sugsrs--N. o. choice. 10; Prime
lolzc. Porto Rico prime III lzc Molasses, n. o..
e0c; SyrGps choice 70c.l Nice, SC. F-3
PL0YKSI0NS-Hams.s. s. c. He. Sides, clear.
&c; plain shoulders, s1zc- lard In Kegs. loc-
GfiEESE-Ohio factory. lie, Goshen To-
DRESSED HOGS-5@5zc. .Hisss- sritI J
HIDES-Green salted, l0ail;, ,Bptchers, &c;
reen saised KIP. di@iS: green saited caff. I6@is
ONfONS-s2 50@2 IS 2 bus. .ssss'se<sSit =
SALT5s20o 3 bbls eitisasTt 10 sfoai sfffi
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COMMERCIAL REPORTS. /.
p,.,shuroh Live stock MarkeS

Pittsburgh Live STOCK MafkeSs
SATURDA1,Ian. 20, ls72.
CArrLE.-In the early part Of the week trade
was very good at this point and, notwithstsnd-
ing, there was a tairsupply, prices ruled fully
Il higher, as compared with the week preced-
ing: subsequently, however, as already noted,
trade has been sluggish, and the advance ess
tabiished in the early part Of the week has
been almost, II not entirely lost The ayernza
quality OF the onerings, during the past two
weeks. has been considerably below the usual
standard consisting mostly OF the scpmmon
ar,d-medtum grades and this being the case,
prime cattle In consequence OF q very limited
suupiy of this kind. have sold more readily and
thattoo at better prices thanthe lower grades.
Pri me 800 to 400 n steers fat snd smooth,
sold AZ Sasz good 100 to 100 n Averages at
e@sJz; fair l.OOO to tolslo0I5@4ez. II isiIHhq
HoossL.-The arrivals. as VIII be seen, were
not large. but, with only a moderate demand,
trade has been a little slow all week, and To-
day. y.notwithstanding prices ara considerably
tI,.Tver as compared with last week, there ake a
iarse I'd m berlin Jhe pens unsoldl and tho eel.
ing Is hardly as strong as IL was on Thursday
and Friday wlte tSs 6siss ths,
nrices ave not likely 20 go any lower ana that
/ In the event OF light run, prices IN ey prove
NEXT week: during the past three days fhert
| has been no change, one way or the other, bu
as already noted, the market closes Hat We
| 4 5nS4 * while Yerkers range all the way & on
4'2S % 80, accprdipg toquality nil liI
hs tsss PIs s sss MN sss9 . msrs I4S
era .vo 20 Tcueh stock so that 4the number reali,
ON II sale was not much, IF any; larger than las
SeI sligift dec line is probable. as the mar
Vel r. hardly as s,rong as u has been recently
lhnt if-nhtJ The lndicationA are TINT preeep
orese;1t prIces VIII be maintained, though o.
b,r,h,.y leilyAnce is probabie Prime 10 sxtr
loo TO ito d fne wool sheep may be feirly quote
at 70aJN some sales of fancy ct W and on
sSzSGs<; 80 70 IS ms, 5l9@e- scaia~ass s,fa41s'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-01-25
TO NeutraIize Offensiyeness.

In 1.daahy, forms We. USE fi.infectfhg
agents. Impure breath, caused by Tad
teeth, tobacco, spirits or .catarrh. is, neiiE
rrali3ed by SSozoDoST. Ills a-healfhfaf
Aeautifier and grestluxury as . den
drifice. Therepuisive breath is by its
lsr, rendered aS fragrant as rose, and
eoI,iness by friends or lovers. will be no
longer notieed..a 10 ssss slIs,sl $50 a.. iiiis'
SpaIding's Glue mends Furniture,
TOYS, De-, as.a; a.,.,,ss Ifi = - .ilo5s fs.fal
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-01-25

The town of New Athens has sub
scrihed between five and six thousand
dollars toward the new Railroad, ana
intend to raise it to eight thousand.--
The valuation of property in the town,
we are informed, is sixty-four thousand
dollars. They propose to give, one
eighth of what they. are worth. II
Csdiz does that much she. will have to
plank down round Hundred thousand.
IF Gudiz Republican,.
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s.5IDfSSOLUTI0N,ss'a. a. s'.i,i en-

THE eopartnershIp heretoforei sfihg be.
tween the puaersjghed under the, arms anne 9la
sy the Wit Rtirawaf of jam ehe epherd, Sr and
james Dailas9 ana the comiheifin OF .James
.sIr5 and J9saph Shephffrd who FllkI
ssJohn Shepherd & Ooui:ta aiiJ III 9;.t.-iS5i' 4
All persons knowing themselves indebted 70
the firm Will please call and setMs ImIn nedfaee-
NoRRIslowS O. JAMES SHEPHERD. i
FF'7' jan g. 1872 JAME5DALLAS. ts'3 4
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-01-25

p OF. ]. III. sfDEBorToM, teacher ol
the st. CIairsville Brass Band, WISHES
to announce that he will give prlYssss
lessons on tn violin, guitar or any
other instrument except the piano: MI
s.. is an excellent musician, ana thls
will be a good chance for any one
wishing to improve themselves II
music. Hecan be found atthe St, Slal' ia !
.frr 1aara els - fll . .'ist4i - p 4
Hotei.ga9 ssz1Eos sdf ssassatpT p sanA1h
ayaaalfl -lII.lall 80
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-01-25

HARRIS &FAwcETT request ALL ia
debted to them to cali and settle up
Immediately. Mr.. Harris viii contin-
ne business at the old stand. See adj
-vertisement. Mr., Fawcett intends to
open out in the same business just OPP
posite in KeIlar's block.
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5MHRRIEb..

HUMPHRY-HTMPEEY Dec. IL, f1slI, at
Jonathan Perkins, Mr., lossph Humphry and
Miss Francis A. Hcmphfy, all this yountH
AyIs-tiALBRAT II ,zasn Dec. 2. 10 lsst he
residence OF Wm,- 'Hurnphry by Rev. J..
Perkins, Mr.. James A. Davis and Miss Mary
iGalbraith, all OF this Gouaty.
BKOCK-GATES.-Jan.1 list. lS72., at the resi-
West va, by ED. J. "A. WaIters, OF Gays
willie, Pa. Mr., Levi;G. Brock q. Monroe Co..
20, and Miss Ella B. Gates, OF West Va
PIPER-HYDE-On Wednesday evening. Jan.
IL, at the residence OF VIM. Hyde, by Rev: j.
s. Lennon, Mr. Robert H. Piper gautt Aiss
ILDMAN-PHII.LIPS.-- the 25th day OF
December, 1871, by Jamnef F. Davis, Esq NJ r.
Benjamin F. Wildman and Miss Clartssa J.
Phillips all OF this County. = 81 ~ "a
WHEELER-THoRNBE by athsi asanae
on the 10th day of January. 1872, Mr.. VIM. III.
Wheeler and Miss Margaret Jane Thornberry
all of this County.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-01-25

OK Saturday of last week, while
passing over the Warnock Pike, we
met a huge load Of furniture, about the
size Of a ton of hay. We found on int
quiry that it was bound for the flrni-
ture rooms Of B. r. johnson, of this
place. Chairs ofaH kinds. bedsteads,
tables, stands &c. of the best quality
and at reasonable prices, can be found
lin the ware-roolns of this enterprising
dealer. Give him call.
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! IReimoaf common Pleas !. At
tachment Notice. Sss''' -
s,xlr.n,s moots aads psytd X Ieuasr. ssppyiv-

ors Of. w, N; Grifnth, ;,.,.,s,s =,
-t.,Zsrah;N aLi inas5 ane |, Isaac Ia es Fapps
,t,HE defendant, zersh Lndss,, eis,e Pt th9s t5s
syiyaisis Moore and David NJ Louder OF Bel, 3
rri6ticGounty Ohio, ycrs OF W a.
did on the leth day Of Jspnsry lSf n5s teslT ss,
IA \, ,nt CotII, " Ohio against fzeras n
Lnder AID ,Isase Hoops deieadants & setpS ,.,a y
"a id w NJ Griffth were psrtn with nlTe IN
business uf, der the tiFm main esot M
d Co. aad as such, partners at the Sprlng Ierin
a n iIs5Ss OF theI:puft lof'ComInen Aflet,s soi
o. fss,,, o,,t connty. Obio. did,by the considera-
iibns and Judgment OF said Court recover
as,air,st said de endants. Lnder and Hoops, 9
is,dasn emf Tor the sum of 81 ans. 50 y costs
In said suit. That said Judgment SUI renal =
i'm fail force unreversed aud uHsatfsnsu.. . "a a51 ~
Win if,t terest from March2, 1885, fsr when sun.
said plainttffs ask Judgment against SAID de- e',
said zerah Under is notinsd that me ne I aS
renaired, to appear and answer said Petltiont on
or before the Srd saturday after the Sist day @ o.
lam srrsfg72 sIAylSt SfySsNsiNN AZ .-.-ip ri
80. - a9r-.Is, SYLVANIS MOORE "a
nj" 2sta" and DAVID H, SoUDER,,
Survivors,
By KEsNoS ssCoPsl lateysAai .'janiS5w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-01-25

ONE of the latest by young lady OF
our town, who believes in Leap Year
privileges, is to send notes to young gen.
tlemen to call and see her at home,
Sensible.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-01-25
s..4 AZ Ohio Belmont County, s.,
Court of Common Pleas
IthInAr y. fotta, FeHl

gossuh Martin, cHthalies hose rr,.<a Al ma
I-Tss.sh Rria n her heeoeno.
~Sri Nartin and Elisaoeth As
,,., ,~4S o.,narins Horn and JAsos
ToeEth nnhh - hhrShsnd. Aoallne BrisSs sne
Iaeos Sfissss her ha.osSs,d,; -. sai nosies isss
ma Eilssbela Martha; VII .ssns "a iss : day
lsestiSn ~. A. D. 80. In the Cosss 2. SS a.
non Pleas wttnin, y, .1nta ey ithlnar ]. Pogss.
noat and s.ssSsns s.s.s Z, wherein said 1thtmar :;
md = nsn psiitiec e iss so,lssas -
state, fo-sli sssf esif 81 the scnthe2.t qoar.
and ee,ns No. 4, Townshl Neea - ~
ssa 81 4 eortainins % acres y .5S nn - ssd thss
anSs sSt serm Of said Court. the sale ~ -.
Htns n,,sta viii apply FOR IN order tHss sA1e
49, - M ade OF aid premises ,,,,sr.-sr -
WV y. TALLAAN,A Any ioS -.
jaals-eR r mal9h i
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'Towr AND County NEwss
NV 5AD7ETIsEMENFs.AA
row. .Plopertg sfeE. sale.-E@ma1sld.

Town Property for sale. 7Emmassid-
Drugs ss&e.-EN Lewis. ~ E,Ss
Local Notice. Printing
Company. .isuiis1e-ss '.Ef' s1'i'
Wheeling Female College w. ii.
Norton, Presidept. s.. &
Disssssz<zen Eofiee.-H Harris q FaWeett.
aDissoles<d Notice. - ShePherd q
Dallas =
Tin hss.-Stewart Harris.
Netiee.-Johii H0lIingsworth.
Medicine Doctor,-Dr. A. H. Hewst,
l~,'ld1H TIfAlfsts5 - s1-4f- y 49, q
son. SIkftS
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-01-25

WE believe it best to square accounts
at stated periods. Those having ac-
counts with us viii do usa favor to have
them ready fot settlement during the
/. coming week. aallTs. ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-01-25

THE probability OF. a railroad up
Wheeling Creek is daily growing more
fattering to the people living in the
valley. The opposition of other routes
has to great extent ceased, and for the
present theroute ola Flushing or New
Athens seem tohave the inside track.
Wepablish some remarks by Professor
Ross, of franklin College, upon the sub
|jeet, which are worthy Of sideration.
I'VE cannot see whySt. Clairsville should
mot be interested in road running
within two miles of her.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-01-25

THE salary of Rev. Alexander OF the
Presbyterian Church has been raised to
.=$150ee We are glad his labors are SC
highly appreciated. Hs-as'ah
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-01-25

= Cadiz has received her new fire en-
eine.: That Is, the depot has received it
and there 1t is likely to stay until sent
back.
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TO & oConsumptives.

The advertiser, having been peFmeneptlyi
cured OF. that dread disease, Gonsum pillow sbysa
simple remedy is anxious TO make known 10
Ills fellow su fferers themeans Of eure-f To laat
who desire it. he will send "a copy of thei pre-
scriptIon psed Tree Of chz Fgs)t with. the dlreez
lions for lpreparfpg and.using the sazsae. which
they Will find q SURE CURKEoR CossgMPgFoSl
ASTHMA BRGEeHITIs. &c. Parties wishing the
prescri ptio will please address
----- REv-EDWAED A.-WILS0H,
262 South Third street, WilliamsbaFgh,H.Ys
.oet26,5EifI a. .IAal . ksaastI q a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-01-25

We notice that DIR. A, 81. Hewetson
has returned from Pittsburgh and is
aguin atwork in his old home.s See
his card in this number. - = 80.
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= -
BANK. sOPENED.-Th formal open.
ing of the Commercial Bank of Martins
Ferry took place Thursday forenoon,
at which time a number of the citizens
were ON hand to see all that was to be
seen and hear what was to be heard. 2
Mr., James Kerr was called to the
Chair, aud Captain Dean chosen Seere-
tary. DR.. Allison was called upon to
speak for the citizens. After compli-
menting the proprietors, Messrs. Gray
d Smith, DR.. a. said. "Gentlemen,
need not enumerate.A "A bank is needed
by the whole people; every departs
ment of business in the coInmHnity
requires an institution ofthis kind, the
high and loY, the rich and the poor,
are all interested in it. The man with
his thousands needs it. The mechanic
needs it to lay away portion of his
weekly income as a sure foundation to
future wealth and prosperity. lrha Ia
borer needs, it, as the most trusty guar
dian 0Yerthe small portionn his earn
ings which he may lay awayto. give
him a startsiH the world. Then, gen
tlegnen, allow me, in the name and on
behalf, qf: the good people OF our town
and vicinity, To bid you hearty wei
come jH this new and important enter
prise to, seursWhOle people, AMI may
yousbeas successfulfil your new basiN
ness as YOU were ia rearing this beauti-
full and costly edifcev which has added
SO much Wsalth and ,beaiity to- our
town; and NAV I'd is effort on y0Iri part
be an Incentive to u7oehers t0lfo How this
noble exafppl legsby adding house to
L =
we become the rival Of the cities along
this beautiful valley OF the Ohio. 2 assis {
Capt. IL. w. Smith responded say
ing: 4 ssAlloW me in behalf of the firm
to return thanks forthe complimentary
address in reference to our new enter
prise. We have gotten UP this build-
ing and bank withall the latest inter
nat i'm pfovetne en- ts,sstos accommodate
the citi zens of our thriving town; and
with reference, .to,the bank, we will
labor to make iba naufuaI benefit to all
wlro may favor us with their Business.
We viii advise with EXP perienc nced bank
ers-andstry ito do as well bysour- Gus
TONERS rs 81 her fesnon % banks and
bankers. We will m81e auti0usly in
our basfness, and swiii assist aafi enter
prises that hsYetheskilL Lof sc9mPetent
men, with reasonable base to start
|upoh, to the e2 tent of our ability; hay
in first our depositsrsi Interests ..se-
cured II ssssse g go - = 80 -. -
4 large and splendid safe HaIrs) is
now I'M the vault of the bank 4t- cost
Eab6ut s., 500 where, it stands, and Il is
considered both FIRE anasburg lar proof.
The Office is large and has plenty OF
light. leach pane of glassssinqs thea front
windows costing one hundred dollars.
The; company has started off with q
fair amount of business. Mr.. James A.
Gray is President and 1H.s.. w. Smith
cashier. Their correspond dents are H.
EClews d Co.., New Y orll;T First Natlon-
al Bank, Pittsburgh. Merchants Ma
tional Bank, Wheeling, ! as,r. =,
The C6minereial has our best wishes
for its entire successs. II Intelttgeacer.
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Administ.rator's Notice.

.ToTfl,E is hereby given, that IN the fto9oo
lNN,to,,Tt oF HelmdnJ Connty, Ohio, the under
s,sned were appointed and qualinea a. Adnle
tira,ors ol the estate Of John Porterneic, dec q,
ihts q sa.1 nasbted to said estate are re
onasted 10 make Immediate payment. nne
gaSsoSe havInK claims againnt said estate are 70
oornSsstfd ID present them wtthinons year tros
u9S,s siateS 7 MATTHEW PoRrERE ElELD.
'"'' '''''I. 80 80. JOHN PORTERt ELp
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'Ear.Sa.la LIZ For Sale y

n oFFER at private ale my house and loisl
L near the Quaker Church. In st. Ciairsviiie.
the House rs is:new brick, obntafns a seo or sfx
rorr11sy uleasan tIy located on the Now Athens
pike. on the North side OF town. There are
two lots d a good well ofwater fhfreon.-I
:E,tsy terms of payment with be giverS For par
ficularsi inquire Of HI Welday at ths Fank
OF ',sn4w ~ ms once .yEMMA srDWELLa
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LETTER from Bellaire requesting pa
per 10 be directed to Riversville, W.
Va. is without q name.
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Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the drm OF
IN HsFfls q pAweeu 81 CfaaTsvilie. Ohio. Is
thu day dissolved by niutuaiis aonsent. tAll
persons knowing Themselves indebted 70 sald
fifnI are requested 10 calf nd settle And those
having accounts 1saitisti the sfirfn Ito pressat
Observation-Disclosures s.s;l ~. 400 ,s,.,o,!,
: -, HARRIS & AwCErT;
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-01-25

RRAD our Columbus letter. 1t is
well written and an honest view Of
things in general. ~ r. ) - ~ .i,5 "a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-01-25

THE case ofsmall pox reported in the
family of Mr.. D. Bigger, near War
nock's, turns out to be measles.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-01-25

SoME,anonymous poetihas sent US a
very well written description of Leap
Year party in Colerairl. at which the
young men not having the oysters to
pay br, ate themselves sick. ,-.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-01-25
! ST, Clair sYiIleI Retail Market p
Corrected by Qzlrrcll a Gilin isgy ~

Apples z5V per Dek.a---.
White vi heat -four r bbl 81 80, = as,zo oJ y Z |
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M Mp5,eo app.ss : .,I.9 = lyi9 rsotssssssssa; uOift
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tTs'f7 20. 81. zi.a ~ hefs 500. 93l - .,
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3IsfS 4 3 le,. .sissl;SSsy ssi3 b ssasstssslsEE s
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sFeathsrs > ase75ei ysJ5 esFi Soei .sutli sctlf
esffee Ssaezc- J hAe ,-esiJ saii 81 s'iyI 4
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Tear . siIssaee,E fad3 E,ak'' :ii,,s skfs77i
Rice ni2lze. sfi3 tstlgs isd EGb sia8 q
N. o. Molass = sailon Scc- = s4sid tasiifl
Syrups, 81 20 - -=----
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-01-25

# is reported at st. Thomas that a
revolution, h AIDED by Pimental, is in
nrogress in st. Domingo against Baez,
and three small towns have risen. ge
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-01-25

no Thoss who are Bowed Down by
nevou- Debility. and despair OF ever re-
eoverinzzheI sigor and mIen o5 man
hood We earnestly recommend DR.
WALKERS CALIFORNIA YISEd 1s; BIT
TIERS. Before. they have nnisned .he
first bottle, they will feel the'restorAtive
principle at work in every portion OF
their broken-down systems ana nope
wi i spring up in their hearts NO case
of Dyspepsia, Billiousness, intermisesn.
Fever, Rheumatism, 6out or k,oney
tsbIe tonic which is unpolluted by any
iistilled Or Hsrnenfed liquors.