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National Republican., 1874-06-04

TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALUABLES.
Call and examine the fire and burglar-prcof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company corner of
New York svenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
Keeping Of securities, Jewels silyer-ware, other
valuables Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them.
Take rGrniHg froanthe Chicago and Boston fires.
National Republican., 1874-06-04
THEa 4 AREIE5SlAL RT sTSkI q q, ,gEeMPANY

Ysstibalss. sdswsR fossrsss. nCrs sSa arsin
different eol9rs; Feuntain., Lawn ornapsnts; ai
lonted; cellar walls snd hooring csmented 70 sx;;
clude dampness; Kitchens and areas eemsnted a&nd &
the Intrusion Of rats, insects, &c., and all otnes
work executed for which Portland Cemens : sfsI "
aYs superior to any OF the marbles or natural N
In common use, and IL an admirable imita,S an In
creases its crushing resistance with age. l's oes
Is anSss,1i'nAai' O, NJ RosfaT,ss M.a1sae a1sssae.
National Republican., 1874-06-04
SFoRoEToWN LAW DEPARTMENT

U1O106I " Wv La W LEI An 4 <1@l&N .
By an error Il was announced In THH RRPuB-
LIcAN OF yesterday that the annual commence
Georgetown would take place last night u
should have reed this ThuSsday) night, at Walls
opsIa-house. sF-t y. -
National Republican., 1874-06-04
ADJUSTMENTS, &c.

ADJUSTMENTS. &c
sfR1~STRs7 Z. 5ss7i71T
ST. PATRIoK's NEW CHURCH.
w ss ssd IL sss ia sn iss
TUESDAY, JUNE
Continuing one week. iss-ss-
EORD's OPERA HOUSE,
Dramatic .p5 Ts5isas aEP ED.sr.:la.u. s for tn.
ST. rRAsoIs ssiiSi5s SSSissi SSSiiSsSsiiSsh's e. CHURCH,
Director Of Amusement:::.:. G. T. Blilmysrs
A dram. IN three .es, fsbIssa-Ths Triumph.
To be fSIi2sEssah SIRi2sshY z so6SGh. GUS q one ''''
THE FAMILY 5y 5yHAsTYss.
szsn'!fRl fssl.as IsPI;ss Sss@.ss sd5ss ssss EanDA
1T Ins !nstrumsntI cornsi Rs9d gn play undeT
1Smis:ion ssSt;; @ tifisf.n's aHtits tietss, Is cents,
Ressrysd seats. cents. Reserved ssatsl for sails
,:lsofasnes Sssia. q O'Clock; door, open 4.
'TWURsDA9, JUNE 4, 1874, AT 8 f.Ry
tff'TFsG TcaisndsSaf g. fes
ena III to SEiss at
tssf EEisfH R{srEE; e RrfHs1t Ys
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Mr.. J. g. sAvIrLE......sole Lessee and Manager.
Engagement Of the young and ehaming versatile
= KATIE may eMsfixi;1iHEw.
Under me s,TsetISs Ss e M Gsarles
WITH THE FIDE.e@-
Prologue; Acti-The ABDUCTION; Act 2-Rescged.~
Fatty o. the Household. Act and last-A Hears.
Jzsssis MAaKLaEn; -: ::...;fK fKATIE MAYHEM
Character Scenest
Assfsted oy MI Jas. u. Hardie, (his hrst appear
snee In W ashlngton) Messrs, Lsnegan, Parkhurst,
ward, &c., &c. New music BY Mr. Widner New
scenery BY Mr Lamb. Mechanicsl effects by Mr..
FRpsYBSEF{Yr n{ 81 tRf Hd
Admissions. 50 and rs cents; reserved seats 26
cents extra; orchestra chairs, 81. jeI-st
THEATRE COMIC UE.-JTNE -
- EVERY NIGHT AND TWO MATINEES.
Two IN hsS ENTIRE TIRE NEW C2MRANYl
pMAeeIE dR1Yf .sAon MAGGIE 5tRf' GRAYl
..s tE & SE fDkeTyRs
Miss ABBIE FARNsW0RTH. Wiss COP a EIIsH,
MN; ALE MCDoWALL and JAMES COOPER.
hi ahiY VIII conclude zach evening with the
i LEE ia,s IN THE FAR WEST; OR, KENTUCKY
REAUTIFUL BELLS.
beautiful and Instructive musical parIor
Amusement.
THE GOLDEN CHIME BELLS
Are perfect in Tone and TUNE. and can be pIared
~ one Of more Ptrsons without having u previous
Price, including IS pieces Of music, go, Can bs
een At detZerott L Co. . music store,
80, r. wiDDows,
National Republican., 1874-06-04

CHEAP DRY GOODS. .,de,,
~ Dress Goods, s4, ,a;s y 70 70 s.s csnts. ''
stIiRsa sIHRscS Wool GrsnIdlnes, H.S, worth s,6o.
Slack Iron T1irenadinss, les. than market price,
i9 son9ss ss and JSpsne.s A SUE; :; reds ssdaced.
Eacef 9id nnads cheap, In ewtsSe5, Victoria Lawns,
NsinsooEs, OrgandIes, and Perc liss, s
5saa1eols 5sa1eol In new styles atredueed prices;
ParasoiS r. n. NAGDAIN-
,st s36 Pennsylvania ayenne, south Side.
EoRGETOwN TAx-PAYERs-PRoPER-
NT TY OWNERS residing In Georgetown anu tne
west End who desire TO sstrle thslr i9pro,ensns
= large dlscount can DO sc by leaving their bills
With Mr. r. i, CROPLEY, our authorized agent
once with r. W, Jones' ESQ.,, NO. 1os corner or
Rrid1e and Conrress streets, GeorEetown, ID. @.
DICKSON PAErEkSSOSS,sr OsSS,srs.
ofices COS Fifteenth st. and as Foar-ands-HAlf st.
Prompt attention given to obtaining drsHDssfSk
National Republican., 1874-06-04
TO NOT FAIL TO TRY THE
MANDARIN TEA.

1T IS A PURE DRIED TEA, UNADUL-
terated. uncolored, and Of the natural Tea Ca
yQr. Has been analysed by competent chemist
who failed to ind any trace Of impurity present.
qae ifsSRk oS .ss S e ins &
During the last year aid hslf haye been using
the Mandarin Tea, furnished BY the woman's Tea
Company, through their agent In Washington, and
compares favora6Iy with any other variety we have
tried: but would more especially recommepd the
highest grade, which excels in those properties
which make It desirable for invallds and all others
who prefer superior article, pure in quality, and
1'''s s:s. = J. GRoor, n D.. Washington, d. CO..
-,T have used the Mandarin Tea for one year and
nay Soarders. can truly say il IS ali i Is TscOi-
mended TO be. Truly, yours,
'Mrs. d. B. s., Washington, D. O."
81 have for some time past used the Mandarin Tea
in the Columbia Ho pltsi and for family use. pre-
I'D ~. n. THoNPsoF, u. D.,
''surgeOn-In-chief GSlun,6!s H, aOspttsl,,,
I'VE have used The Mandarin 7 Tea for some time,
we can use. Can recommend i TO mS friends as a
superior article. MRS. v. WHITING, Z
''S2I Pennsylvsnia avenue, Washington, D. c."
Shave used the Mandarin Tea in my family; it
has given entire satisfaction.
''4e Seventh street, WASHING gton,,'
The Mandarin Tea is put up in one pound and half
pound packages; chop No: ], y 50 per pound,
eight one pound packages. 80.
q. Chop no. ], Is cents per pound. Eight pound
The Mandarin Tea can be procured ., 1909 Tenth
street. s27 Pennsylyania avenue, and q Defrees
street. Deliysred to all parts'of the city free OF
charge, by addressing ~ wr,vr,
icl-al,m 1900 Tenth slreet " w wssbinaton Al 6h6.
National Republican., 1874-06-04
CONCERT BY THE PUBIIc SCHOOLS

Fords opera mouse Was Inc scene OF pleasure
and beauty last night, which is better seen than
described. The occasion was the performance 81
Geo. +. Roots cantata, THE May Queen" by
$50 pupilS ssleeted from the female Sehools under
the direction Of Professor ]. u. Daniel, assisted
by Nus, Annie J. King and Miss Bette H. Haven;
ner assistant teacher, and Misses Hayenner and
Cora b, Chase, pisnists, f6s SsfformaSee Vas
rendered in f. patts IN ssscession-ths Assem-.
Morning, in which the choice was maaSl and the
CORONATION, Ths Pfograniine Nss tlled with
most beautiful Eolos, duets, c1oruses and seNl-
ohQrusss !stspefsed with recitstiye parts The
y6upe ladies' who carried the leading parts had 10
most instances refined and naturally strong and
sweet voices and did the honors Of the in
a most gratifying style, which called from tho ap-
preclatfye and enthusiastic audience several we'll
deserved encores and profuslon Of floral tributes
The prominent friends and patrons Of the public
schools were to be in every part OF the house.
while the private boxes we're occupied by several
Of the trustees surrounded by hosts of lovely chill
dren. The entire affair was gotten up under the
direction Of the committee on music OF the board
OF trustees, consisting OF Messrs. q. z. Mcclellan,
B. H. Warner, q. E Hoyey and b. T. Lloyd, who,
with Professor Daniel, have substantial cause OF
self congratulation at the success of the entire
concert,
National Republican., 1874-06-04
EoR MOUNT VERNON.

The Steamer ARROW, Captain Frank uC,llngs-
her present owners, will leave her wharf,
FOOT OF SEVENTH STREET,
DAILY fSundays excepted) At 10 O'CLOCK FOR
- IN MOUNT VERNON,
luRs. JAMES SYKES,
iebI9 Gen. Suprt Steamer Arrow.
olnNo. on EXHIBITION (NEwNo.
As6 - and Sale A20
TTH ST. \ AT 5THSr
- n A II IL r 1T RS,
No. E9Seyehth St, between ID and Il streets, eIzhk
doors aboye Odd Fellows Han.
Gholce Vn PAINTINGS, Engraviugs, Chromos, &c.
Also, largest stock OF PsperhangingS, Window
Shades, Pictures, Frames. Picture Cords and TAs-
se,., kings, nails Ss., in the District.
Please remember Name and Number. ie2s-ly'
National Republican., 1874-06-04
Lumber! Lumber!

. ~heatley BroThSSypT
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND sAhHAS
NORTuW Esf, AND
No. awIr1R STREET, GEoRaEToWN, d. C.
National Republican., 1874-06-04
REAUTIFUL BELLS.
$1,000


$1,000 $1,000
UNPARALLELED EXHIBITION OF PuYsT-
CAL- sTRENGTH. GRAND CONCERT, under
the auspices of Professor ROWE,
On MONDAY. June g. 1874 at
LOEFFLER'S WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN,
lo9 New York avenue northwest
The Committee of Competitors have selected a
pair OF horses owned by Mr.. Goodenough, OF the
uofSs-shoeng Society Shop - to whom tbs prize
0I ei,OOO VIII be awarded In the event that these
Hnrses 9 Shali prove able 10 draw the undersigned
Sec Msmnoth Placards
my2S-7S WILLIAM HEYGSTER
WILLARD HALL
w Entrance on = street, near Fourteenth.
National Republican., 1874-06-04
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY,

THE COUNCIL.
The Council was In session only few minutes
last evening, and transacted no business.
National Republican., 1874-06-04
EXCURSIONS.

EOR EXCURSIONS.
The Steamer
COLUMBIA
can be chartered for Excursions every MONDAY
and TUESDAY, at reasonable rates. This Steamer
has recently been refited and Is OF the lIrgesb
on this Potomsc river; has ane saloon and prone
Excursions
Apply to STEPHENSON & BROTHER,
InysS-if Seyenth-Street Wharf
National Republican., 1874-06-04
NO ONE NEED BE SHORT OF MONEY

Luxury, health,-economy insured by using
Doofey's Yeast Pdwders~ Elegant Light rolls, bis
cults, &C., prepared in ten miantes.- Tryit.-
National Republican., 1874-06-04
CATAWBA WINE.
: .s-
TRAVELLERS
.- -' ..-
AND ,---------ET
SPORTSMEN

VIII LOOK no further for . choice selection
q MINES rroIn FRANCE and GER
All the above goods are in tin or glass IN small
Packages are prepared for instant use, and can be
carried without breaking.
National Republican., 1874-06-04
SUMMER TOURISTS,

And THOSE who leave the CITY during the
s. miner months for the COUNTRY, SUM
MER RESORT, or SEASHORE, are In
formed that we have a great variety OF M
PORTED TABLE LUXURIES, SAUCES
and CONDIMENTS. Articles packed and
country.
National Republican., 1874-06-04
uARET WINE,

Al grades and quality; CLARET suitable for
% 30 per dozen. - - >
National Republican., 1874-06-04

A wNIffSss ffsssEs AEg soe sT9sHs, TsSN AWNING
hASuFAoTyREaIDl. BY n; g: COPELAND.
Awnings fef storss, Public buildings, Hotels,
tory prices. ~
Flags and Camp Tents for sale or rent.
m gent for the Improved Mildew-proof Awning
goods. 49, +aii-Ff' - mia
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-06
ADDRESS
OF THE
WOniaD's temperance League to
Voters,

The Wcnan's iIeague wish to urge
some reasons--among the many which
eXist-Why temperance men should
vote against licensing the sale of intox-
icating liquors:
Isl: Those wIlO sell to all who ask tC
buy it will vote Tor license, and fee
that ti,.fn is n TeSUectahility given tt
thu tr,,ie by covering il with the broad
shield of the q wealth.
81: there are plenty of men with
ample means to pay whatever license
may be- iInrt,s"d, who have 10 more
conscience than the present dealers
The idw-ahiding citizens have shrunk
from ftrretiug ont unlawful sales; and
will shrink Just as much under tax ol
ten or twenty times the sum now paid
to the United States for the right to
sell A man able to pay heavy tax
can have mere means at his disposal
to eludp the vigilance of Il temperance
community, than one of UIOre limited
means.
81: If, under any circumstances, IL
cenSc should receive a heavy vote, the
Legislature tand there are men moi
above the use OF Intoxicating drink
who are members of that body, will
feel that the temperance sentiment Ol
the State is greatly lowered. There
was an effort made last winter to have
some of the laws restricting the sale oil
liquors repealed. That effort will be
renewed if license is believed to be the
voice of the people, and perhaps al
the existing laws may be swept away
E. B. JOHNSTON, Pres't.
Z 4 VAIL. Spl.'V
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-06
E. a. VAIL, Sec'y.

THE SECRET. who prize "A
beautiful head of hair, (and We know
our lady friends all do), will thank us
for few words on the invaluable quail
ties of AYERS HAIR VIGOR as dress
ing. In our own case it heals hu-
NOR, keeps the head free from dam
druff and scurf, and stops the tendency
of our hair to fall, and heightens its
beauty. A slight touching with it re-
moves the coarse and dry appearance
which neglected hair puts on, imparts
rich gloss, and III ,ke5 us presentable
in the most fashionable company. Such
rare qualifications, presented in sim
gle preparation, create for it an endu-
ring value; but add to these the faculty
of restoring to gray locks their youth
full color, and maintaining our good
looks with So sniall an expenditure of
time and att nii'n, and you stamp ii
prime :avoiite with the public, and Ell
sure its pern;aurrt and enduring pop
ularity. II Huntsville (Ala. Republican.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-06

or restrictive legislation is failure
The Influence of such result cannot be
estimated. This consideration alone,
in our opinion, should induce every
sincere friend of Temperance to oppose
the license clause.
To the sincere opponents of the Ii
cense we urge prompt and energetic ac-
ton. No one can be relieved of re-
sponsibility for the result until he has
extended his utmost influence to get
every 'No-license voter to the polls.
The question of the adoption or reiec-
tiOn of the new Constitution we leave
each individual to decide for himself
only expressing our opinion that,
the most effective temperance vote
is For the new Constitution and
against License as thereby we can Sc
cure through the Legislatures hereafter
to be elected under the new Constitu-
ton, the entire prohibition of the nefa-
rious and ruinous traffic. 1t is no time
to take counsel of our fears. The tidal
wave of newly awakened public senti-
ment is with us, the prayers of the no.
BILE women of the land are tor our sue.
cess, and the aspirations and hopes OF
the friends of Temerance everywhere
encourage us to determined and sue.
cessful effort. Only three weeks re.
main in which to labor for the good
cause. Let the people be employed in
patient and earnest labor, and most
glorious triumph surely awaits us.
II. G. WELDAY, Chm.
GEORGE BROWN,
DAVID BROWN,
| Ex. Com. A. .PORTERFIELD,
! JOS. Fl. CLOSE,
ALEXIS COPE,
III. MITCHELL, Sec'y
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-06
NUMBER OF BIRTHs-1S73.
White COln

Total-males, 556; females, 545; sex
unknown, 1.
Illegitima.e births included in above,
9 males and females.
Marriages, 1873: April, 10; May, 10;
June, %; July, Is, August, "a; Sept,
So; October, 80; November, 81; Decem-
her, 81. JS74-January, 80; February,
81; March, 81. Total, 339.
Letters Of Guardianship LSsmed.-Let-
tiers issued, 40: children included in
same, 101; insane persons included in
same, 5; imbecile persons included in
same, 2.
Letters OF Adntnistration-Wills adj
mitted to problte, IL; letters testamen-
tsiry issued, 81; letters of administration
issued, 4j; estates administered upon, 80
Illcgitimate births, IL.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS England
and Wales, /; Germany, 4; LELAND, Z;
Francey1. Total, 13.
Reform iSchoois-Nunber of boys
sent TO Lancaster,3 3
Hospital for hlsG7e-Southeasterr
Ohio, Athens, males sent, Z; females, 3
According to these tables Our popu.
lation nust be on the increase--while
there are 400 deaths, there are ], 10:
births. March was the most fata
month to life, while December proved
the most disastrous to celibacy.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-06
Rooms Of me
No License Executive c0mmitte
Of
AsELMON COUNTY.

ST. SFCLAIRsvILLE, O., July 2S, IA.
10 the People Of Belmont County:
The Constitutional Convention which
lately closed its labors has submitted as
"a separate article of the proposed new
Constitution the question Shall the
Legislature, under such restriction and
Limitations as it may impose, grant
license to traffic in intoxicating liquors,
or sh..li the people be given the pnwer,
through the Legislature, to prohibit
such traffic? On the 18th day of Aug.
next, you are called upon to determine
this great question. From 1881 to 1851
4 period of 90 years, the business OF
selling Intoxicating liquors was carried
on under the cloak ard protection Oi
law. The friends of Temperance Re
form had not to fight the common enc
my-Intenperanc3-but the law itself
At the close OF that period the people
OF Ohio, by a large majority, decided
that no license should be granted tG
traffic in Intoxicating liquors. Under
this policy, which has prevailed fnI
more than twenty years, temperance
sentiment has 90 crown and such W.
| have been enacted that the business
has become disrepu,able and perilou-
to those who engage in it.
1t is propose now by the opponents
of Temperance Reform, to change the
settled policy OF the State, by ensrait
! ing d license clause in the new Consti-
tuition. On "a question of such grave
| importance no one who has at heart
the welfare of our noble State and inst
pride in her institutions, should remain
away from the polls. Wecannot afford
to go back forty years to fight over
again the ground we nov hold, by Civ
ing to the liquor traffic constitutional
| legal recognition. We appreciate the
arguments in favor of the license clause
of the new Constitution which are ar
gued by those who desire to be classed
H. friends ul L, appearance and social or
der; but we claim that even admitting
all that they argue in its favor, the
moral effect of its adoption will do an
inc ctlculable injury to the Temperance
cause. 1t will make possible the repeal
of our present salatary Temperance
laws, and viii put into the mouths Of
those who are oppose to Reform, the
argument, that in our own great State
the popular verdict Is, that prohibitory
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-06
A CARD,

The No-License Executive Commit
tee of Belmont county, having on the
28th of July issued an Address to the
people in behalf of the No-License
clause in the new Constitution, give as
their opinion that the most effective
Temperance vote is for the new Consti-
tuition and against License. AS men,
ber of said Committee do not concur
in said opinion, but am of the opinion
that vote against the Constitution and
against License is the most effective
Temperance vote that can be cast, and
/ Therefore intend to vote against the
Constitution, against Railroad Aid,
against Minority Represe ntation, and
against License.
ANDREW PORTERFIELD.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-06

SIN Is OFTEN THE RESULT of physi-
cal iil-ilealth and feeble stomachs. Du-
ring one-third of our time the process
of digestion continues. To be dyspep-
tic is to be miserable; dyspepsia is the
foundation of fevers and all the diseas-
rs Of the blood liver, skin and kidneys.
Dysptpsiea yields to the virtues ot the
vegetable ingredients In that great pu-
rifier mf the blood aud restorer OF health,
DIR. Walkers VINEGAR BITTERs.
iuly I6-iW
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-06

THE following social statistics taken
from the Report of Probate Judge Car
roll to the Secretary of State, just COM
pleted, will be of interest TO our read
ers:
Number of deaths-males 205, fe-
males 204-total, 400.
Nativity, U. States, whites, males 1856;
females 1S1; colored, males, 4, females
8. England and Wales: males 1, fe-
males 2; Germany: males 4, females 4.
Ireland: males z, females Z. Scotland:
males 2. Other countries: males L, fe-
males l.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-06

HA AWANTED-at- Loy'lsville-A
first class ShOemaker TO rent an estat-
lishrd shoe shop and all the necessary
outfit to carry on the business. The
stand has "a good run of custom. Ill
health is the only reason for giving up
tie trade. Board can be had at low
rates. To steady, Industrious and
competent workmen the shop &c. will
he rented for 81 80 per month. For iull
PARTICULARS inquire Of
j2O CLINTON CLARK, Loydavllle, O..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-06

A STATEMENT of the gross earnings
of the Pennsylvania Railroad ComIa-
ny during the first six months of the
present year has just been published.
The receipts on all the lines east of Pitts
burgh have been SIS, s,03l, ,866, the expen-
ses have been s11 ,sO9,O73, and the net
earnings S6,2O4, 1913. The gross earn
ings have fallen off, as compared with
1873. over a million and balf, owing
to the dull times; but tire expenses
have been reduced nearly three mil
lions, so that the net earnings show an
increase of 81 $3.50, ,422. Should the un-
expired portion Of the year present as
favorable showing, the increase for
1874 will amount to upwards of tw,'
ind three-qrartcr millions of dollsrs.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-06
Why Will You
Suffer.

To all persons suffer
ing fro IN Rheuma-
tism, Neuralgia, Bills
Gus Collie, Cramps in
the limbs or stomach,
Pain in the back, bow
els or side, we would
say, THE HOUSEHOLD
PANACEAand FAMILY
J.INIAENrIs ofalI 9TH
arS the remedy you
want for internal and
external use. 1t has
cured the above COM
plants in thousands
OF cases. There is no
mistake about Il. Try
it. Sold by all Drug
yiStS,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-06

THE Democratic party is as badly
lost as was the old woman whose petit
coats were shortened by a peddler
while she was asleep. Itdoesn't know
whether it is itself or somebody else.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-06

THE Northern Ohio Fair will be
held in Cleveland, from the 14th to the
18th of September. The State Far
will be held at Columbus, Sept. 7sh TO
llth, inclusive.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-06

THE idiotic rascality of Reputation
appears to chime with the general
humor of the Democracy most har-
m oniously.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-06
200 PIANOS And ORGANS !!

ZUU fTNEsVC HN u UhUNES !!
New and Second ~ md. Of First-Class Makers,
will be sold at L01ier P ices ;or cash, or on In>
stallments, or tor rect, in City or country, dur
ing this MONTH by UfiISACE WATERS 81
son, No. 4sI u o.dyvay. New York, Box
1867, than ever before oiered in New York.
Specially: Planes and organs to let until the
rent money pays The F-Ice Of the instrument.
Illustrated cata1 pgu- mailed. a large discount
10 Ministers. ChuIches, schools, Lodges, etc.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-08-06

Hon. JOHN SHERMAN is making a
canvass of Iowa, Kansas and other
Western States.
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OUR TICKET.

To be Voted August 18th, 1874.
New Constitution-YES!
Minority Representation-No.
Railroad Aid-No!
License MOI
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5000 Outfit OrIc-es, in Advadce.
AGESTs Ma STfsp for TELL IT ALI"

By Mrs. Stenhouse. of Salt lake City, 3 years
the " lie Of Norman High Priest. With in
troduclIon by Mrs. Stowe. Over 1850 outfits OF
This eXl ram dinNry work were ordered by old
agents, il advance, who are now selling . to
20 a day Its sale is without parallel One
agent Oady) sold POO IN one week erms big
sales positively immense. Complete outfit free
to all agents who mean busfneSs. Circulars
tree. Address, QUEEN CITY PUB'NG co.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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TIMOTHY SEED.-I have a lot of
ch ,ic. timothy seed, clean and nice
call soop. O30-2) JOHN a. GROVE.