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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-03-26
UNIONTO wv LOCALS.

Mrs. Margaret Bell died on the Goth
inst. at an advanced ago, and her re-
mains were followed to the grave by a
large c0ncourSe Of people. AS this a.etl
lady Was known rs an exemplary
Christian woman, no comment or eulO-
gy from cur pen IS needed.
Sales are very numerous this spring
and all Kinds of stock and grain bring
high prices. Corn has scld at 81 ceEts
per bushel.
Mr.. Wm. C. Taggart and family left
on Thursday for their new home in the
West. BY this removal the church
society, and our political party has sus-
tanned serious loss, and while we re-
gret his departure we also congratulate
the community that will secure him 2:
citizen.
VIM. Patton, Esq, and his handsome
and accO,r plished wife, have returned
from their bridal tour, and were al
! Church on Sibbath. This surely is 4
happy marriage, both parties drawing
prizes in the matrimonial lottery, and
may they prosper always is the sincere
desire of their many friends.
LOOKING FOR JoNEs.-Two officials
were around town looking for Jones,
who hadappropriated the filthy iucrt
of an aged couple in Morgan county
ana made good his escape aith his
plunder, which consisted of gold and
silver coin. We don't think j. made
this his city of refuge, Or if he did, he
didn't invest, as we don't perceive any
gold and silver on exchange.
1t is also rulnOred that two member:
of the Hudson Bay Fur Company were
arrested and taken before Il Justice, ,anC
fined to the extent of $50 lawful money
The charges brought against the &C
cused were that they We're caught il
the act of g'iIng for the fur on the back!
of Il certain farmers sheep, securing i
by rem wing ;he pelt ard leaving then
in such condition that IL very heav,
fleece could nJt he expected on til,
proper shearing time. III.
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ures what legal enactment rails to at
tain in other States. L.
THE CRUSADERS AT FLUSHING

Tne citizens of Flushing and vicini-
ty feeling the necessity of doing some
thing To rid their town and coinmuni-
ty of the dreadful effects of drunken-
ness and intemperance with which
they are cursed, met at the NJ. f.
Church some two weeks since, and the
ladies of the town and surrounding
country, of all the different Churches
-Meth1d Presbyterians, Disciples
and Fri is, with Il host of those not
bel Dging to any Church, ami formed
themselves into a Temperance League,
with Mrs Mark XIX as President, .Mrs
Isaac Holloway, Vice Pres't, Mrs AT.
Brandenburg, Sly, with several as
sistant Vice Presidents, and Commit
tees frc!n among the very best ladies of
the Community. Prayer meetings
have been kept up day and night ever
since. In daytime by the ladies, at
night for all. Pledges have been cir
culated and signed. We have two
druggists, both of whom have signed
the druggists pledge; some of those
who were addicted to strong drink,
have signed the total abstinence
pledge, and intend, by the help of God,
to try to be sober the rest of their time.
Much good has already been done, but
much yet remains To do. On Sdtur-
day, the ladies' formed in procession,
and went to the house of Joseph Brown.
Ijr., and not being admitted, knelt in
the muddy street, on boards AMI what
ever they could get, and offered theil
prayers in his behalf; again on Sabbath
afternoon they went to the same place
but their ranks were about double wha
they were on Saturday. Mr.. Brown
came out on the porch, but did not in
vite them in. He seemed very muci
excited, and locked very pale. Afte
+ the first prayer, he maze some remarks
in regard to being tref ted so in his OWL
house; seemed to think it all a hum
bug, as it had made no impression OF
him. Some of those looking on seem
ed to think from his looks and man
ner that that, or something else hat
made very decided impression.
very large and earnest prayer meetin:
was Held on Sunday evening, at tin
Church, in which several quite youn:
ladies led in prayer. Oar women ar
very earnest in this good cause. Gu
prayers are that they per5evere.
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Ohio Legislature.

MARCH 18-Sendte: Mr.. Worthing
tons bill limiting rates of taxation in
municipal corporations. was passed.
-. The Appropriation bill was read the
second time and referred.
- The contested election case of Wei.
mer- -against Welsh was called, and OBJ.
lection to going on with the trial made
by the contested on account of varian.
!. ees between amendments filed to no
tice ofcontest and those specified in ap-
plication for leave to amend. The no
lice of contest was ordered printed. No
tice was given by eontestee's counsel
thst q motion had been made and VOID
= be'heard In the Supreme Court to-mor-
slYow for leave to file an information in
: the nature Of a quo fodzTdystO to INQUIRE
: by what authority the Senate was pro-
ceedfng with the trial of the pending
contest. The case was then adjourned
untill 2p. sna. Tomorrow.
g: Houses A biiit0 allow county treas
urers to deposit public funds in desig-
mated banks was defeated, receiving.
only ii ,vOteg,sl sisBJ b. g-lt-f m
~ tifr-rs.t Irf.i. !. -
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BELy,AIRE.


| The interest in the te,n,jcranct
movement is still increasing. The wo
men, true to their characteristic con.
stancy and importantly are untiring
in their efforts. They have great f,lit,
in their ability TO accomplish their Oh.
ject. Their work here thus far, althO
earnest and sincere. has been entirely
free froni impetuOsity and fanaticism
Their zeal 20 do good is tempered with
moderation aud discretion. While the
prayer n.e>i iings and nlaoS meetings are
being held, the, conmittee5 are at work
separating the sheep from the goats.
They have an abiding faith in the eff
cacy OF prayer, bat knO~ at the same
time it is better to have a th rough Or
gauiZatiun so that the work may be
done Systematically and in order. Rev.
CASTOR will lecture on the subject OF
temperance in the Presby terian Church
OH Tuesday evening. The daily pray
er meetings are TO be held This week in
the U. p. Church. There is already
a great Improvement in the morality
of the city. Much less outward show
of dissipation and roWdyism during
the last week. We are not disposed,
iiOWSfCt, W all ttiS 10
the women, for we know that Judge
Chambers had something TO with it.
The DEGREES of his Honor are very per-
suasive in their character, and taken in
connection with the work the ladies
are doing will surely annihilate the
whisky business in this county.
Some of our high-toned (?) candidates
for Office have new suits of clothes for
eiectioneering purposes, and seem to
think it necessary to black their boots
and go to church occasionally. 1t wo'd
be "a fine thing for some of them if we
could keep them always nominated for
Office and never elect them.
The Panther VI emf up on Saturday
with tow of about 1000 tons vf iron
ore. She was making about miles
per hour, when she passed Bellare.
The river is up, and large quantities
of coal are going down.
The name Ofa whisky saloon lately
started in the city is Billiard Parlors
"A rose by any other name would smell
rs sweet
Mr.. Adam Faupel, formerly Presi-
lent of the Belmont Glass Co., has
been elected manager of tho National
Glass Co, and entered upon his new
lutieS this morning.
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FRANKLIN COLLEGE,
NEW ATHENS. O.

The closing exercises of this Institu
ton will take place on Monday and
Tuesday, the 30th and 3ist of March.
inst. The Annual Contest between
the J. l.. and p. l.. Societies will take
place on the evening of Tuesday, the
3lst. The public are invited to attend.
The Board of Trustees are 10 meet on
Tuesday, the 3lst, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
for the transaction of business.
The Spring Term of this Institution
will commence on Tuesday, the 7th
day of April, 1874, with very favor. BILE
Any one wishing informa-
tion in regard to terms, studies, DC,
will address A. I. Ross, l.. l.. d.,
President. BY order.
II. z. HANNA,
mr26-3t, Sec. OF the Board.
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LOCAL NOTICES,

DON'T BE D-SC0URAGED.-Snppose
you haze ''tried fifty remedies ID re-
ccived no bepetir, is there therefor,
''no balm in Gilead =" Neril, there is.
Your liver may be congested, your
stomach half raralA zed, your nerves
quivering, your muscles knptted with
torture, Your bowels CONSTRUCTED, your
lungs diseased, your i'lood full of impu.
rities-yet III one week after comneDc.
ing course of DR.. WALKERS VINE.
GAR BITrERs you will feel like new
creature. (mch26:4O
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nae General ApIfa-.II15.latIon LilI was


The General Appropriation LII WAS
passed-yess I3, nays II.
Bills passed: Authorizing county
treasurers to bring suit in any court OF
the State having jurisdiction, for recoN-
cry of delinquent taxes; providing thai
marshais o. incorporated Villages shall
have power to execute ciN II prore>ses.
The bill authorizing boards OF aduc;.-
tson to purchase text books WAS consid-
cred and referred with Instructions.
Senate joint resolution 10 adjourn
sine die March u was adopted-,yeac
81, nays9.
MARCH 2I-.Sendte: Witnesses for the
contestor in the WeInler Welsh cOnteS
election case were examined, aitSi
which the case was adjourned till tn,
23d TO give time Tor arrival of witness
Is for the eontestor from from Cleve
land.
/ Communications asking for the ap
preparation of ST., 900 10 complete tii'
Asylum for the Blind, and S6O.000 Ia
the constitutional Convention were re
ferred to the committee on Finance.
Senate bill to authorize county treas
urer5 to deposit money WAS postpone'
till January next.
Senate bill to authorize turnpik
! companies to transfer their roads t
J counties was lost.
Al A resolution WAS adopted asking Ohi
Congressman to Use their influence fO
the passage of laws reducing the tim
for which patents, hereafter grant
ed, shall run.
MARCH 23-Senate: Bis passed: /
! reference to notice for alteration or Va
cation of a State road; amending LAY
requiring stoppage Of railway trains d
rossings; providing for disposition {
unclaimed freight and express pack,
yes.
: The Welsh-Weimer contest case We
j, called, but the cOntestor's witnesses NJ
having arrived the case Was continue
until Tomorrow AT 8 y. IN.
A bill Was introduced to abolish th
Office of Railroad Commissioner.
A resolution resembling the adjourn
ment resolution was introduced by NJ
Thompson and laid over.
House: Petitions: Against impai
ment of the liquor laws; tor the passae
of the Mccoy school text book bill.
A resolution to print 20,CO0 copies
the report of the State Board of Agr
culture was adopted. Also, requestin
Ohio Congressman to vote for bill
reference to ordnance stores. A bi
was passed providing that wills gran
ing property to religious or benevoleI
associations shall be executed a We,
before the death OF the testator.
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Desirable Residence for Sale.

TIL E pace adjacent to st. Clairsville, occu-
pied by the subscriber, is offered for sale. 1t
is best known as the Peck" or "Poorman
Property. There ii neat and comfortable
Dwelling, surrounded by three or four acres of
choice Fruit and Shade Trees. There are Ten
ACRES OF ground in al, atfording ample mead
ow, pasturage and garden, with an acre and
ha'f Of Grapes; 1t is desirable for a residence,
and could be made profitable for market gar
dening. For price inquire on the premises. or
address. W. p. HALL, St. Clairsville.
Jan -. 1S7I-tf
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Why Will You
SuGar.

T" all persons suff-r-
lug fro IN kneuina
tism, Neuralgia, \ Bills
Ous Cotic, Cramps il
the limbs or stomach
Pain in the back how
els or side. We woui'
Say THE HOUSEHOLD
PANACEAand FAMILY
| ] ISIaENrl ofailoIh-
erS the remedy you
want for internal anG
external use. IL has
cured the above com
plants in thouSand>
III cases. There is no
mistake about II. Try
il. Sold 10y all Drug
gists.
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Republican Primary Meetings

NurICE.-Tne Republicans of Mead
Township are requested to meet a
Ai!,ri.ht's School-house, on Saturday,
March 2Sth, 1874, at . O'Clock, for the
purpose OF nominating Township
Ticket, and the transaction of other
business. By ori0r OF Con-.
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Chirt. Years Experience of an
old Nurse.

Mrs. winslOw's Soothing Syrupis ths
pre- scr ipsion of one of the best Female Phys
clans and Nurses in the United States. anU
las been used for thirty years with never fail
ny safety and success by millions OF mother
md children, from The feeble infant of ont
week old To the adult. 1t corrects acidity D
he stomach, relieves wind collie, regulates tho
bowels ami gives rest, health and comfort u
noi her and enid. We believe it TO be ne Besi
and Surest Remedy in the World in all ease:
IF by SENTERY and DIARRHGA IN Chill
OREN, whether 1t arises from TeeIhIng oranN
,ther Cause. Full directions for using will ~
ompany each bottle. None Genuine uniee
he TAG SINH of Cti hTI<& PERKINS is OF
he outside wrapper. Sold by all &edieip-
Dealers. jylUly
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Administrator Notice.

- OTICt' il hereby givea. thst I'm the Pi obate
Y ,ourt of Beinsrrt County, Ohio, the under
signed WIS app IN ted and Qualified as Admins
iStraIor o.-tht estate of Joseph Irwin. deceased.
tate, of said CuUnty,
All persons inueoted 10 said estate are re-
0ue~;ed TO make immediate payment, and
hose haVias ciaiinS against said estate are re-
qaeSted to presedL them witt one year from.
tIis Uate. J,JSEPH p. ARICE.
mar "A 81. Administrator, VIII Annexed.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-03-26

THREE ballotings for U. S. Senator,
to fill the vacancy of Sumner, took
place in the Massachusetts Legisla.
ture, on Tuesday, with no definite re.
suit. The total vote in the Senate was
81, and in the House 237. Dawes led
in the Senate, and Hoar in the House,
but neither approached anything neal
a majority.
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Republican Convention,

The Republican voters of Flushipg
Township will meet at te Schoo
House at Rock Hill, on Thursday, the
II day of April, 1874. at o'clock p. NJ
to nominate To Xnship Ticket.
OHIO S. HOLLOWAY, Cen. Com.
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THE Republicans vi ;cnianl Town
ship will meet at the Court House, in
St. Ciairsvi.ie, III O'clock ON Saturday
evening the 18th Inst, for the purpose
of nominating Il township tlcheI.
BY order Cen. Com.
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dissolution Notice.

THE firm Of Carroll s Gifin was dissolved
4 en- Feb 2Hh. 1874. by mutual couSsat. by
Carroll retiring from said firm- All psEtfzs in--
depJed 10 the lale ai m will please mak e settle
ment of their accounts ct as early date as
practicable. CARROLL a GIFFIN.
The Grocery business will be continued under
the firm name of A. .Iifiin & Son: hoping they
will continue To ceivr the very liberal patros-
ace heIet.lOie eNielaeI z. CARROLlA
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The Republican, vf- Saith tp. will
meet at the School House in Center
vile on Tuesday March, 81. at o'clock
2. NJ. to runin.tt+ ticket &r,
a. Z. RAMAGE, Cen. Com.
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WHAT Is NEEDED.

'SsbN, fcb- ii, ictA.
Mr. III r. NsreaS-near Sir: About one NCaI
$inre i0uud myself i "a ee.ile soutistioa frCin
general dehltN. NfGETINE w;zs strouSiy re-
cofnmendei To me nv friend who had been
Ench ncnVhieI by lis n-e. ] p"rccrcc The ar-
ticlt and, aljer usiug several bot e,. v - re
stored tn heath. auh dfSclp 'inuei .;s C>c. /
feel quite conf tent t.iai III t Is No IneiicinC
superior toll ."r those {, M bisiuS or which II
is especially prepared. AID wou!d cheegiullN
: iecot0uend u - ihp>A whs EEL hat hey pocC
something u te>t"re thrHi ,u p-t:-ct health.
Respect ullY yOar-. L. t. PR i-sG I'll.
Firm OF :. VI. Petit nsIsi n Co.,
ID STATE 81. RoSi on Mass
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-03-26

The House of Representatives passed
on Monday the bill reported some time
since by the Ways and Means Commit
tee, fixing the limit of legal tender
notes at $4OO, 900, 900.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-03-26

Obstacles to MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
Effects of Errors and Aliases in early life
Manhood restored Impediments TO Marriage
removed. New method OF treatment Ne 4
and remarkable remedies. Books aud Circu-
lars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 9 south Ninth
l., Philadelphia. Pa-an Institution having
) high repItarion for honorable conduct and
arCfessional skill, OcI30 73-ly
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-03-26

New York spends annually s3S,OOo,'
900 for drinks at retail prices, runs
$3.50 drinking houses, which cover 81
acres of ground, and employ 17,OU
able-bodied 5ummers to hoist out the
deleterious fluids.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-03-26

NEGErISE is made exclusively from tie
Jutce> ci carefully 81 .ecieI GarAS Is HeTGs
and ~ stI''HSly cni"cIitTLfsd tntg IL Will e.
ie-u",is ef:sGi ate :rOin the sySt eVS.y Lint
# Scofs ~, ScTof,,,Otts HsnoTs. Tuners, Cancer,
CHf-c .'t. HJniors. E s,. siS sat R1eItSt cyilti
iutc Diseases. CtiSes, Fs1,thess at he osOht,cj,
sDd All ti.e diseases hat arise IroIn impure
'ic'i Sc:tii !, iafds,ni tory aud Chronic Riaeu
lnidtIsiR, Near,gtai, Cox. t:.Id Apifdi t0Httif,s
can only D.: effectuaiIy cured through tue
IUluol
For Ulcers ard ErHpGre Diseases of the Skin.
lhe'pt dHi RIhgIuorn., NEGErINE has newer
falle 10 eff CT permanent ctre.
FOR PIins IA tie Beck Eidneg mpl0iHts Drop
Internal liberation aud Ct,rii-c Diseases, and
GeaeTGl Debility WIG ri y (. acts directly upun
iine causes ct ;hese paints. r. invlgor-
npon the s"cr~Iivc osg..:s, q LAYS saii.tinin:,'
tiOn cuies ul;.etaiinn I, id regu.ates tbs buwel-
/ For fdf,urh. ilysaepsin H16it,,di Coytirsress
PdpSiO:t0 o' the ifedrI He,'dtci,e Ities Nel-,
ness and GsHegtii Prostitution ot His NeICOus
no me- has ever stNn s'ich per' CT SKIS
lii,ction as the NEGEtINS. II pun eS his
i1iJoi, ciedns,-S all he organs, ami possesses
IcoIir''iirg power ever the rvoIis >y' teiii
i lie re.u.lI k":iie Gun = cnecie ell by We EFT
in III. in.;uced Iiis.,y piy>icIanS ami h
lecaI les whom Y t. know 10 prescribe ana Use 4
d in their own fam lies.
| In fact, VEGETISE is the best reIp-uy Sc
disco, e.eii foG The aboFe diseases, an, - -
'l"n'y reliable BLOOD Pu RI Ear J ct placed od
l!0re tie public.
y preplrel
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Children often look Pale and
Sick

from 40 other cause than having worms in the
stomach.
BROWNS VERMIFUGE COMFITS
viii destroy Worms without injury TO the
child. being perfectly WHITE, and free from
all coioring or other injurious ingredients
usually used ir worm preparations.
CURTIS q BROWN, Pfoprietors,
No. 2l5 Fslton street. New FORK.
Sold by nruygjSts and Chemists, dRS derttqS ia
Medicines at trwENrY-FIvE CENTS A Box. jylOly
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CAsToRIA Is more than II substitute for Gas
or Oil. 1t is the only SAFE article in exist
.nce which is certain to assimiate the food,
regulate the bowels cure wind-colic and pro-
luce natural sleep. 1t contains neither min
erals, morphine or alcohol, and is pleasant to
it'ke. Children need" mot cry and mothers
Imay rest. oct9ly
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RECOMNENp M Hr.ETTf.Y.

M. SerenS-pear SlI: 1 have taken several
bottles of Nonr VI Gt.TINE, aetf am convinced
it is a valuable remedy tor Dy TeVS,e Kidney
Com plaini, and issuer1l de.iitiy OF the Sy staiu
can bealtfly I, commend il Ia ali suffering
from the above com mrl9.BlS.
GOHfs respect U1ly,
Mrs. MONISUs,. PA itt> tst.. 3sJ Athens 81.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-03-26

THE rumor is sgain reiterated that
Secretary Richardson is to retire from
the Cabinet, to enter the banking bu-
siness.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-03-26

My daughter has received g:eat ent IL from
the use OF NEGETiNE., Per dcclins health
was source of great anxiety 10 all OF heI
friends. A few bottles oi the NFGEgISE res
stored her health, stIength aud appetiie.
= - I'll DEN,
insurance and Real Estate Agent,
Boston, June 8 -. No. 70 sears Building.
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RAS?I5I..RI.hII? RAS?I j. RI.hII? P.AI7S !!

Dnn'itties Improved Black Cap Raspberry
Plants .or siIe at low rates. Fine, healthy aad
nllre-lrewn t'om heasiDg plantation. Also a
small : oCS OF u he Manimcth CiuS;e Raspberry
md Kentucky tr.ia berry, lhe latest si.-G most
ii: dv ioriy iSi own.
Pi.l,'s raci>ed aud delivered at the Express
Office or depot at bi id=epOri, fIee of charge
- - - oberfs.
Mt. Peasant. Ohio.
Fruit Farm one hall B:Ie north OF Pleasant
Grove. feh 10 II
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u. =. Marshai's Sale.
{. :. C:r;nit Cnust, Southern District Of Ohio.
J ae UEtlrd States
Benismin n. Me.,t. et. al.

= Office is h Iebv given hat the ldel signed
g. g L = "'a ~h4i -. the Ssufhfrn District OF
OHIO, hs viz s ui we d. eNgua.i> issued and TO
,iim -Irvc,r-i. bJ lie 81. :. CirCu co Irt,
>'u iir,a district of pin, la favor of the Unit
sta, e. against Ben JiIaiin r West ei al will
..ls,r t,'r >a.' az y ibcs. p. NJ on
FRIDAY. ue 2sth dty of MARCH, 1874.
On the SIiii~es. He.is 'be Distiiiery occupied
~ Jt;'se> Nse't & To, on De-p Hun, Pease
.owEs sap. Es.nI But County. Onto, Tire follow
ius c'ta cd slriSOI.as pirpeg y. io-wIt:
FSo lG.4ulei lead ot rnsep One Farm
j. agtu
Terms 0f ,>8ie--tstSh. W. p THRALI
~ T.it dAS IL. FEKREL. u : SarsiaI
EIaTI---i Dvputy. 8. ID. q.
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SEEDS AND PLANTS.

a a True Cape Cod Cranberry, best SORT
ia JS for Upland, Lowlsnd, or Garden, br
= mail, prep Id. 81. 90 per Isl, S5.e0 per
IL I,eGU. y priced Catalogue, OF iais and
all Fruits, Ornamental TfoSS. EversFeens,
= ruhS, Bui.s~s Roses, PiartS. &c, and FRESH
FLOWER AND GARDEN SIZE DS. the choicest
colisci! ion in the country, with all novelties,
wid ne sent gratis 10 any platu address. Twen-
10y mail. preF1i'l. W Hot kSALk CATALOGUE
TOTiiE I RA Ap~,-
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FOR SALE.

One new two-horse Farm Wagon
one ncA two-..orse Srriug Wagon, nnt
secondhand Spring Wagon.
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JUDGE DENT, brother of Mrs. Grant,
died i'm Washington on Sunday, OF tu-
NOR in the stomach.
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VEGETINE

P'trVtes the Blood, Reno
O0feS and MUieOrdteS the
Uhote System. It's Medical
Properties are .4LteratiUe.
Tonic, SOiUent 8. Ditsretic.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-03-26

The Ohio Legislature have resolved
to adjourn on tomorrow.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

. GENTLEMAN who suffere for years from
\ Nervous Debility, Premature Decay. and
Ill the effects q. youthful indiScretiOn will, 70"
he sake oi sufferin- bunanity. send free TO
ali who need II, the receipt aud direction for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the al
vertiscr's experience can do SO by dressing
IN perfect conf fence,
JOHN B. OGDEN. a Cedar ST., New York.
NUy.,U 6m.