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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-06-05

We had the pleasure of meeting Col.
G. C. Lofland, late Collector of this
district, who was in town on Monday,
in conference with Collector Cope.
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sszSO.DAY &C 80
DIO LEWIS, Editor.

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MSIAAfAAECUs RlLllT srd ssrhp.REERFSHhs SIZE
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Boston was again visited last Friday
with the devouring flame; which de-
stroyed property valued at over one
and one half millions of dollars.
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Unfortunately for US we have not
the "big head" as bad as the editor of
the Gazette, or else our dear hat would
fit better.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-06-05

What have the Doctors done that a
Jury should remain out twenty-four
hours on a malpractice case and then
disagree? 81. -.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-06-05

One hundred and thirty transfers Of
real property were entered upon the
Recorders books during the month of
May.
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MARRIED.

GLEAVES-BOND = June lst, 1879, at the Par
sonage in Belmont, by Rev. j.. f. HOilister
Mr. John NJ. Gleaves and Miss Sarah Bond
both OF Belmont County. Ohio.
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For Loss of ofAppetite, Dyspepsia; lndlgsstioh, q,
their various forms, Ferro-PhosPorated Enxlr
OF Cslisaya made by Cssweii. Hazard 90,
ionic As a stimulsnt tonic tor patients recov-
erinx from fever or other sickness. IL mas no
euual IL taken I-.ring the season u pr~eHense ~
fexar and agu and other intermltteht IeNeis.
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Total islaDlllllcs. ,D1' "
State OF Ohio. County of Belmont, IS. BE-. g.
!. H. c. Welday, Cashier, OF the First Ma
tiOnal Bank of st. Clairsvil e, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief. .i.i
II. c. WELDAY, Cash'r,
Subscribed and sworn to before me this, the
S0th day OF May. 1873
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest.
D. d. T. CowEN,
GEO. BROWN, Directors.
d. BROWN.
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Dr. Sharp's Specific cures Dyspepsia, Consti-
patton, Vomiting of Food, Sour STOMACH,
Water Brash. Heartburn, Low ~ irits. &cs In
thIrty-five years never falling to cure the most
obstinate cases. Sold by druggists generally.
Depot, l45 Eighth ST.,
n. Y. Circulars mailed on application. s,a., Il
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BOSTON.

May Sl.-The wool market has lacked ac-
iivity during the past week, though the ag-
gregate sales are nearly one and a half million
pounds. about equally divided between foreign
and domestic. In domestic fleece there has
been a fair trade, considering the stock on
hand which is light Prices of fine fleeccs are
about the same as last week, and they are held
quite steadily. Some sales OF Ohio Y and m
have been made at from 50 to s. cents though
there Is very little on the market which will
bring more than So or So cents. Wisconsin
wool is a shade easier, and sales have been
at 47a49 cents.
The sales of California wool continue large,
though very few Northern w0ols have been re
ceived yet Prices of the new clip remain
about rs they were last week, the best woods
bringing 30 TO Sic, and inferior grades lower
prices.
Pulled wools are selling fairing in small lots
and at about the prices of last week. There
have been considerable sales of Mestiza since
our last.
Receipts for the week ending May % have
been 3,I9fbales domestic and 20 bales foreign.
Sales for the week have been 10000 pounds
dom estic and 77J 900 pounds. 40 bales. foreign.
Included In the former are the following sales
of fleece; 1900 lbs Ohio at soc; L. 500 bs do do
at 53c; 1900 lbs do do at 55c; 5000 Bs do XXX Mt
Sec; 5000 bs Michigan at 49c; 10000 MS Iowa and
Wisconsin X at 45sf9c; 10000 DIS Pennsylvania
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It. Carsville Retail MariSs I.

st. Carsyille Retail Marise I.
Apples $50 per Dbl.
White wheat flour per bbl.s9 50.
V heat per bush. 81 30.
Com q bush. TO c;s.
Oats ? bushel ~
Lay ? ton S2S.
Potatoes Z bush. $50.
Dried apples 2 E fr.
Cried peaches { d ne,
Hams : u l5c.
Slt es ? r. s1zc.
Shoulders ? H. Sc.
Fish-Mackelel No. 2. half bbl Sc 5oa7 20.
80, a " sS 75s4 ".
Kits s. OG
No. l. Lake HerIihg-15 bbls s4ai ..
a lbhR. Il %.
Rutier , n I5,,.
o Eggs ? doz l2c.
Lard "a n Sc.
Cheese 2 10 20c.
Tallow a n Gets.
Bees Wax = II 25c.
Feathers ? ID 75r.
G flee 25G2Sc. ...-....
Sugar n. o. = u. l2iizr ...
Sugar White, = II isc.
Tea T n 81 o0al %.
Rice E r. l2l5c.
N. y. Molass per gallon &c
Syrups. s9aslu0.
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WOOL MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

May 3l,-The business OF the past three days
having been interrupted by general holiday,
the volume OF trade is not large. We have no
material change to notice; prices are still firm
ly maintained, and dealers express confidence
in their rem aiming steady. The demand for
foreign is gradually improving, owing TO the
limited su pply of domestic. California comes
along very slowly; the few lots that have ar
rived have been readily disposed Of at good
prices. The sales comprise 10000 fbs domestic
fleece at 47a5Oc; 1000 lbs secured do at zoe; OOp
fbs Ohio do at 4sc; 1900 fbs unwashed do at 32c;
25. 600 fbs mixed do at 4I1za55c; 30OO ms tubwash
ed at 5Oa53c; 1000 ms unwashed at 3la33c.-IShip-
ping List" l''.'
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Report of theFirst National Bankof
St. Clairsville,
At st. ClairsvIi,e in the State of Ohio, at the
close OF business on the 25th day of April,
1873:
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Letters remaining uncalled for in tn,
Post office, st. CIairsville:

E. S. Clark, Messrs. Elias Gregg &
Brother, L. w. Henion 8, d. Hay, Mr..
Peyton Harrison, Miss Anne Macon,
Miss Nerva Nichols, Mr.. Wm. Risk,
Miss Emma Vermillion, Miss Hettie
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
S25 90 Reward.

HNHE Trustees of Richlsnd Township, Will
L pay Reward of S25 " tor the arrest b liG
conviction of the person or persons, who re,
moved and damaged the Stock Pound. local Cd
on the ST. ClairsVille and Warnock Pike,
miles South OF 81. Clairsville, Ohio
By order of the Board
JuneJlt L. NJ. RILEY, Up, Clerk
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30th Thousand IN Press. Sale increasing 9
3 900 more LIVE AGENTS Wantedfor cur
Livingstone 22VrS inAfriCa

ferior works are offered, look out for them.-
Send for circulars and see proofof the great
est success of the seas9hi Pocket GonPah- I9I pan
Usher, 20 Public Square Cleveland, Ohio. -
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yXT EST MITCHELL, Wholesale Dru
w lists, Main, near corner of Bank-st.
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q GREAT OFFER

Ne will DAY all AUEN . rfV PCT IT
who will engage with-us at ONCE Everything
furnished and expenses paid. Address; -
A. COULTER & Co, Charlotte, mlcn-
unsYCHOMANCY,o or. SOUL GuARMlNg&
i How either sex may fascinate and gam
the love and affections OF any peiSoI. tney
choose INSTANTLY This simple mental acquire
ment all can possess free. by mail, for 23c, to-
eether with marriage guide. Egyptian Oracie.
&c. A queer book. Address 7. WILLIAM d Co
Pubs. Phila,
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n. Y. Circulars mailed on
A)5ROBfsM
GIYOUXlIaI5I5;

Is The most POWERFUL rlecRser, strengthener and
remover of Gianduiar distractions known. te
Materia Medioa.
II IS specially adapted to constitutions worn
down" and debilitated by the warm weather oi
Spring and Summer when the blood is not in
active circulation, consequently gathering i'm
purities from slusgishnes and imperfect action
of the secretive organs, and is manifested by
Tumors. Eruptions, Blotches, BeilS, Pustules,
Scrofula, 6c.s&c. Sses -
W1en iceny and ldngIrd from overwork, and
dullnesS, drowZiness and intertia take the
place OF energy and vigor, the system needs a
Tonic to build ituT and help the vital Forces to
egain their yecuperative power.
In The lea; Of SItnIIncT', frequently the LireTand
Spleen do not properly perform their functions;
'tbe Uterine and Urinary Organs are Inactive,
producing weakness OF the stomach and ill.,
testines and a preiisposition TO bilious de-
rangement.
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LADIES' SARATOGA TRUNKS
,and Travelling Baskets. at
mar27tf BAILEY q BUMGARNERS.
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Invest 4 SON. have now full stock OF
Wall Paper. OF the very latest style and as low
,,r,oa. .s .nv n ther in the town. sp3tf
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sDR SANDERSON can be consulted per-
:sonally or by letter at No 60 North Diamond,
Allegheny City, Pa.
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49, .. col. .i'..i- nr4t ..I t.. .t
.aEn hlE hIU-lI ...Jissog BI..lt
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Is PURELY A VEGETABLE PREPARATION, CON,
L posed simply of wellknoSn ROOTS, HER IS
and FRUITS, combined with other properties,
which in their nature Cathartic. Aperient, Eui
ritious DiRredc. Alternative and Anti -Bilhors. The
whole is preserved in 0 sufficient quantity OF spirit
from the SUGAR CANE to keep them in any
climate, which makes the
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NEW THrSa Jusr OUr.-The Farmers Plow
Root at ALLEY BUMGARNERs.
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The aHkela-

BALTIMORE, May 2-Vuginia 6's, old Is yir.
day - " ~ vs. SIN" - iSS Oid u
BALTIMORE, May 2-Ootton quiet and steady
~ ~, hlddliEgs, l7Glsi4 FLOUR dun and unchanged
n-af quiet, but nTm-White choice aud s4.f,.~
II 10, tair TO prime white, I gDl6S 05; e. ,re
an Der, . IT, Is. g1y- - prime rel, - go1. O5.
common TO taiT d., .CG1 =. red western : JiET
-; amber western, 81 gJhT2 Corn fIm and scarce
ana IN good dgrlsad-white southern, So yellow
hFu, ~; mixed western, GA spot Oats ;irm
ana IN good demaU i-snuthe-n, 52GE5: western
MIXED 1868. d.. white, s2rr3 Rye frmar-S5T
Hty unchanged Provisions hrIner Mo- p ~
: ia OILY Bulk meats are h'li-ShouIders -,
fit sICeS, "a, char rib sides, ga ,cHn IN I'M
proved d'Ia- - ard tTm- r-S huudrrs, >,
Tlb side, To-. tlus; sugar cured hams 80, ais
Ltfa Pue', Int Esto-9i ~ Western huJtsr
weak, hrayy rcceipts-prices unchanged. Whisky
NEW loRK, nay 2-StocSs dull. GoId heavy.
Is'i. Money tight, "a TO "a AMI interest EX''
-fradv $50 ''' ''"'
beat dull. Corn dEIl -
t"TB"N' Nay 2. p ul--Cottor 1uiat AMI s,a,fr.
st.c- I--ttc' .P-eH.stI"u eNpGri ? taal ~ >''''' =
LoNDGS, mnF z - ~ a. ui.-COnsoIs opened at
IS i"T ioth - hG- wa, o. 1877, 9s7s 10 ~,
go new hyeS, 50 Erir, ~
PARIS May 2.-keutes opened frmer 81 francs a
c MA ~
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THE MAILER
WAR DEPARTMENT, Office CAie5 Signal O1.s,,
WASHINGTON, May ,, 1873, 1880 a. n.

WAR DsPARTMENT, Office Ckie} Signal ON.sY
WAsHIsGTOF, May >, 1873, 1880 A m I
rStNOPs!S FOB THE PAST TWENTY -FOUR HOURS =
m low haroIu' ter YESTERDAY in the lower Missouri
NflIvN has moved toward Lake Mchir4u with
ieariiig ana rainy weather, thence to th north.
Ne>t and the upper lakes clearing and partly ri uJ
N"dt-er. S,uthwcSterIy winds and iucrea -i1,,,
Iis-cie prevail from thu lower Ohio and lower
sHufl valleys t. the gulf. Eorthwe-tArIy winds
coca lonai ram, clearing and partly cloudy weather
w The south Atlantic states. NgrtheaStcriy and
asteTly winds, threatening weather ami rli1
ai.u Iaiilbg barometer the lower lakes and
middle states NOuthea~terly and southeast rrIV
" ni. Increasing ClpUdnesS and falling baron Ter
w Nc" England and Canada. Til. river has risen al
DayetPort ard rapidly at Nashville.
fkobs iTIES--FBr the middle states and lower
Eases fresh nurtheasttrIy 10 southeasteriy winds
laIIlns bar meter. Clouiy weather aud rain and
parity clearing over Virginia and MARYLAND thi.
evening. fOr New England anf Canada, falling
trter NJ heasteIy winds threatening wsai her
aid ram From the upper lake. Missouri AMI
heEtur XIV, northea-t@rly 10 sOuthwesteriy winds
partly Cloudy and clearing weather, with ocC asinpa
"a u. lower temperature, ami increasing pres
LOFth~es'erly winds, cool and clearing weather
Fer thr south Atlantic states, southwestern, winIs
generally cloudy and partly clearing weather with
OCCASIONAL ram. CauticDary signals continue M
nuiUth, Chicago. Grand Haven, Milwaukee % .troit
Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo, Rochester, and Oswego
ahd are ordered FIR Norfolk, Cape Nav, New York
New Haven, New London, Wood Hole, 1ston
Portland, Maiie. and PASSPORT. Reports are miss
ING from the nOIfhwest the upper lakes, the south
w.t. the lower Mississippi, and generally west of
the Mississippi river.
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III was peculiarly unfortunate that at the m
rrCssive opening Of the Vienna Exposition yes
to-day everything American was in eonfu-
SION" After all the preparations in the United
States 10 make = credit1ble display i'm almost
every branch Of industry, and the deep and
general interest which has been felt ia the mat
ter on this side OF the Atlantic, the position
which Americans are represented a. occupying
Al Vienna l. source OF modification. We hope,
however that order may soon be brought out
OF chaos, and-that ultimately American exhibi-
tors will be placed on a par in all respects with
those OF other countries While the charges OF
irregularities against some OF the American
commissioners certainly reflect no honor on the
American name, the prompt action Of our gov
eminent in bringing them TO account must con-
vince Europeans OF the desire OF the United
States TO act an honorable part in the exhibi-
ton by not permitting any of our representa-
tives to take advantage OF their position to
enrich themselves at the expense of our national
reputation. In this connection the friends OF
Gen Van Buren,, the American Commissioner
General, express the firm belief that no charges
of yenality against him can be sustained. They
assert that he Is gentleman morally above
repToach; that he possesses unusual force of
character and Individuality; and that he is
FIAT when the whole subject is investigated
II will be found that he owes his suspension to
some difficulty occasiOned by his peculiar
temperament and not to his desire to make
money out his position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-02

The i'eG>.steut rUIIOGs as 10 tie bad c0udit.1n
OF certain banks in New York are doing much
harm. These rUmOTs are mainly circulated for
speculative purposes, TO fr.ghtcn timId people
ITO parting with their securities.
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II employment OF bloodhounds to hunt the
MOdOcs has been suggested. 1t is claimed that
they were used with considerable success in the
Florida war, and that a large pack OF the most
ssIage and ssnguinary species let loose in the
lava beds would make short work of Capt. Jack
and his band 1t would be useless, say the adj
SOcates OF this style OF warfare, to send in less
than couple OF hundred of brutes at a time,
as the Indians would be likely TO slaughter a
small number before much damage could be
done couple of hundred, however, could not
be 50 easily overcome, and by making a COM
bined onslaught upon the savages would, il is
likely, clean them out pretty efectually. The
idea is a repulsiye one, even where such treach-
erous foes as the MOdOes are concerned; and
although IL seems to be sure death for any of
our troops TO get within rife range of the saw
ages, yet but few white men will be found who
advocate such letting loose of 81 the dogs of
war" until other modes Of warfare more in ac-
cOrdanee with the spirit of the age have been
tried and failed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-02

MOST WONDERFUL INVENTION OF TIE
J. Moses Electro Galv snic SPECTA-S~
Giles, Patented June 3, 1883.
H. HORrA, Sole Agent,
Dealer In Watches, Jswelry, and Watch Materials,
No. 629 Pa. ave., bet. 9Th and 7th sts. Sec7-ly
uIeD KUHlLH "UIILl pUIODn TOOTH
" HOWpH1;G.nsoooneo1e1 % D0 sos =
SS16sai9. fTioo, j 60 . 6e61ls. 6S61Sy0
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many persons who were formerly the bitter OP-
IoneUts 0f public Improvements in the District
have undergone within a year past Jvr,ers ~
were wont 70 s5ar nothing bat abuse OF the
-'tat authorities We now have words OF com
mediation, and other evidences OF a general
appreciation OF the various and much needed
M rovSmcnts which have been made within
fvo years Strangers coming among u who
have not visited Washington for several wears
are filled with admiration at the change for the
better which has taken place. and depart
NitE different impression in regard To the
capital OF the nation and the public
silflt and enterprise OF is people. Every
body IL now convinced that Washington
has future, and our own citizens we believe.
are determined TO keep progressing until this is
made the handscmeSt capital city in the world
he number OF citizens who join hands with the
outside enemies of our District interests is rap
lilly diminishing. Misrepresentation OF the
District authorities. particularly the board OF
public works, are still sent out from here by
anonymous scTibbleTs. These malicious as
~tult> have ceased to have much effect here;
hut they are calculated to injure the credit OF
Tie District by inspiring di>tTust to it, fnan-
ci1i condition. IL i for this reason. doubtless
That Mr.. y. X. Shepherd, vice president of the
beard of public works has seen fit, in the letter
We print elsewhere, 20 eOllate facts and figures
from the official reports recently prepared.
which lTeve the utter falsity of statements re-
Gently sent from this city to papers in the East
and West in reference 10 District finances.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

LoR RENT-Three-s,gry BRICK HOUSE. y.
u 22s q street northwest one m.nui-1s walk
Bent 81 per month. Apply 70 Or MAGBUDER,
$40 Z street northwest Se5-rf
EoR BENT-May 1T, WITH D. ard, ~. l01a. q *
Il trout ROOMS, with hot ans crii water .arl
house, 1927 s-h street. as
I'oR RENT OR LEASE-H0USE y. Eli f.
north between Sth and 81 streets, Nith j, rooms
well furnished, and suitable for = boarding house:
ten boarders in the house. APPiy GA the prem
I'oR SALE-SMALL FAKN-A plsc- t,ur n,I.S
y northeast from tins city, containing 2 acre-,
about one-i1 urih IN heays timber. The improve
nent~ consist 4 = double Frame n .i-a. m good
orderwith all the necessary puthui,ituE. iuru.iug
81 ice house. fnl e ice Plenty 4 god pure water
and several hundT iuit tres 4 the best ,es
Viii be sold ou easy terms, aid city properly taken
IN part eNrhsuee. Price sni teIis made kn 'vra IN
application 10 RICHARp R MoHJN CO.
I-+-lI lol9 Penn, i'Hri' a'"r8H.
FOR SALE-On CsPtoI nm, a Scuie-i s.. -
snd basement BRICK HOUSE, containing uiae
cold and bet water, and closets heated hy La
tIgSe aud Empire heating range. II l. nearly new,
neighborhood, and viii be sold veTy low On ea-y
sfre. scniIrls q the owner on the premises ao1
I-uR SALE-The Subscriber Tff,--s = p -. Eis
Il HOUSE No. II3l AMI LOT ou the fr-t square
side Of Fss Cspta .ireet and IN ' ,t -, % a., I'D
irg, ana u inches wide so ll5 .e' t.cp. - q =.
EQR sALE-A number 81 tNc-story BRICK
- hPA Nfse. GA street. between IsfL and 18th
strfets northwest, containing six rooms each will
he SOLD on terms a. follows.
I've Hot sis from leo q SSa cash ~ each.
S hsiar 90 II monthly pSs me a., a. -; pu-, ha--I
FIVE HOUSES A from S559t' sI.co cab, ,ri
ncHts, 10 suit purchaser.
Three HOUSES viii be exchanged in part f1r
vacant ground
Al-e, several HOUSES IL IA. same block viii De
sold che - for cash.
Zach ut the above Houses have hlI'. cellar. bath
room, " ater closet sewer gas, &C and ar well
suited for private family. T1s-a d.-irpu, g go
curing 20 themselves conf ITtsll- a. 90 easy
t"tns, should not fa!i 70 call ay oiice previous
10 purchasing eiseN here.
JOS r KELLEY.
4 g. Estate Agent
50 No. 902 Sth street northwest .L-t- 4 max
LOB KENI-FURNIsHED ROOMS. . b.ez
Paflor furnished a. a Bedroom, aui two pleas
am rooms back and front, second story. IN au
elrihly located Dwelling street, near eh. vfII
be rented on reasonsble terms 70 gentlemen only
Address = A. }, National republican ofice.
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