davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-02-01
Gurepdi(be Nab1idten.

@artarube. Die 8erltner uNational.
&c.," belpraA untsrm 80. Decbr. bic
Srwerbun9 oeS 9eiammten @ilenbabn.
neses fnr Oas 1isieb uno par babel Oct
Auli1t, SaAlsn, 8aiern unO Wirtems
berg miiroen aus politiiden Grinben
@s9ner oieieS YlaueS lein. 9absn
allein wiroc lid pie(leidt geneigt 3ei9en,
feline Sabnen OH oas 9teid uerfaufen.
9ieau bcmcrtt nun Die amtlid)s CARTS
ruaer .3%citun9": .Was Die in oieicm
Grtifcl ous9eiprodeue D%iutbmaBuns
anbeIanat, OaB SaO,n ii9 seneist Scisen
ohrfte, feline gabnen MI baS 8eid gu
perfauien, 10 t0nnen mir nad ben unS
Scworoenen Welttbeilun9em iene @ermus
tbung ais nnridti9 bc5eiAnen."
Son ulssmsincm Snterellei 1T folgsnoe
ueberii6t iibsr ben Stano Der altfatbo.
liiden Sade in 9absn. Wabreno bas
nadtise YreuBen nit ieinen s Wtlu.
&atbolifen erlt 32@emeinosu nit 18, 765
Sselen sablt, weist baS fleine 8aoeu
nit faum SOC, 900 &atbolifen 81 0ez
mcinoeu auf. Die pom Staat uno
8llhof a~nerfannten @emeinoen iino
SaItersueil, YrenOen, &onltana, @pien.
bOfen, Turtwan9sn, @iteuba9, Seioels
berg, 6ueeen, &appel q. &b., &Ommin,
gen, 9ottltsttsn. MteBtir@, Munbslfins
gen, Ofenburg, Piorsbeim. Sddinsen,
SauloOrf, S9wantnsen, Stabliusen,
Gpiensen, WaloaDut, 8lumberg, sus
iummen %. 3abl Der II pom 8i6of
anertaunten @emeinoen: 8absu.Saoen,
Yabl. S%reibur9, @en9enbad, GarlS.
rube, Wannbeim, Naltatt, Sdwesin.
Acn, Stauieu, Steinbad, SteiBlinscn,
ct. Slalien, BED /. 49,, @isbern, gu.
iammeu IA. Nereine, bic weoer bonn
Slaat, nod bonn giidof ansrfannt ipors
Den iinO. 9ibt eS III DDssinseu, Wens
asnibwano, urber9, WieSlnA. Mieers.
burg, usberlinssn a. O., Vtaboliseu,
Stoda@, Yfuuenoort GnseL Ebenseu,
9dluAIee, 9auienburs. S9opfbeim,
Q6rraA, Sd0nau, @6brenbadl 90,
naueiAinssn, Iribers, Idsrn, Gttlins
gen, Sinsbcim, 2aOenburs. @berbaa,
Welnbelm, WfoSbab. 2auberbiIdofss
bsim, 3uIammsn 81.
Das T3bildOf lide &apitelsoitariat
bat i'll einem Sdreiben an Die Sfesie.i
runs bic StaatsoOtation fir bic fatbOli.
iAen @eifli4en auridsewielem uno ba'
ss9en Gin umtass9eiee ~perlaust, Ourd
ipeldes bic &irbenbebOrbe befu9t wiirSe.
bic nidt ssbedten a~ussaben &c. auf Die
Gieueriumme scr &irdsninielSasnoiisn
, 1876-02-01
&Mblan0.

ct. Petersburg, 80. Sanuar.
Shirt 8osration- Mu6rausti, @ebeim-
ratb uno Gei6slsnator 1T seltorben.
, 1876-02-01
Gpanien.

&Dln, 80. San. Ser Correspondent
Der v&6ln. 3tg." meloet BON Miabrib
bab auf 8eiebl Der ipanii9en 8il66fe
Die 2ciAen aller Yerlonen, wel9e Dor
Dem 2. Tebrnar 1875 geitorben lino unb
su 2ebSeiten nur in Gipilebe lebten, eus:
9esraben uao bon ~9ewcibtem 8ooen
e%ntfernt meroen. Cine @ntI1eibune
bes seiitliden @eri9tes oieier 4rt lit be
reits bon Dem aultusminilter beltatist
lporoen.
, 1876-02-01
Gugian0.

Dublin, 80. San. Ser 2oro=
2isutsnant BON Srlano bat cine protla<
nation crlaIlen, nod wel6er Die Seru=
flung auf fas Trieoens-8 ewabrunss=
9elcb ben @raii6often &iloare. Bidlom
unb einem She'll bon Sermana9b uno
9plun ents09en wiro.
, 1876-02-01
pisbnlpllt h Arlingtpt
tfbsns %Dfrtldfruass- Wsfu(aat
bon Mih mono go. So.

1ule @elellgatt Dat tur3 iw ibr ueu,s,
e'e9 htes tsquemts Gehauee, Wde her Mail
Inb Ste Str.. bsaoeen.
, 1876-02-01
@irainta Gtaat6<Wa5etre
td949 tsraassssebsn BON
9obn g. y II.
DO. 81 3m0lite Straee.
It'd nj /, 9 q.

az nbScrtptiOuS 8 @reife.
, 1876-02-01
Dif Tnhkur


buitosen. Die Sur pirb burd bas iosenaunts
Sobbao nnb bnr4 gtunsbu,en non 2o6puIpcr
beIotrtt., Vie aebbSber Setsen an, no bic Rrantbett
Set Sei9en fe bic 2ebensfrait hes MsnIden an.
Eanienoe ttnb Tn ben Iebten bpet Sabreu In Der
Saoesanitatt, "a Stanton Ctr, Rep Yort, sebetlt
iSuroen. unter ben @sesiitsn %bsfiHbsn iiG pieIe
fb RON onoeren Sdbt. N oaburd, bab ie brett auf
pie Sranfbett einptrten, NIB ben tranten Stoif ents
iernsr, r. r9Hsl4er Jorm er quo sum @oridsiu
bnnsss proceb Der arantbettsioRfe. Seter Rranie
wtro bel Der anrpenbuns bteier Sur {~osu5aaen ietn
st9ener alrstt. &enn Semane bnrd btcfe Sdberae
Rtit ", 10 " e. pttfita anb robifat. scbeilt, pabs
eepShnli9 eefdbrltder ftnb als BITE arantbeitisibn,
mp fd9 offers e. aanass Deer ie.nnbdser ISrants
pbgisiS Sc sOsedber eas aranssstsen. ina,ris
bet t~ol9enben &ranfbetten, Defenders pern fe }t
nod IN aeatept3 Iitanbe ~beftnben, CANA ouscrorbents
lid: Vteber, islbft Werpens anb Epphusfeber,
s %ssss' s ssss Iss Sas g sssss"da9 s,!i aMs sa Sirs..
se~sJniiS Iel5t farirt. @aasrimGt absa;;
,~sattstnnS uersea oft feb. iianeL. ssbsilt;
tppbiIitif9e srantssiten In ieSsm Srabs. Sri
aibsT'n frenfbeiten, 8ranbnaubem, @es
piSsli$s y. d:oars; sear elm gae II btrsei4snb.
aemfrebS rnb. q iossnannte 6s6rms ober
Snaersnbr (ettr, siebt unbeilbafs Srantbei)
murben sebe.tk. Ser teStsrer aranfbett aeben rs
Nrosent bes aad~' ritoifss NIT iebsm Babe bnr9 ben
Urn ab.
Die Bah unb 9innebmespaIpcr pcrbtn nad
tebem Plab TN aarbe perssstbt, Ger 9rtis bed
9abesQnIutrs III So. Der bes Gtnnebme ; puIper9
a. Wan lofe f& cine 9roi9hre aber bic ansfs
D saSltt&tr easr hsati9er Spra9e fdidsn.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
o. Stontpn Ctr. (Box lSeol
- Ben 0etk
, 1876-02-01
fTSIpEsg!Ibii6I1
GBp' Tts1ss%Mx SHH

.HtI- ~ nrTaa.. Lii. .. -
DIR. 6. g. Soote, 100 aertnatoa G(ue.
Cor. 6. Este Ctr. Sem gnrt als ullab.
b~dr9iger arst, bebanoelt ale arten Gbron-
tfder &ran fbeiteH uuo empfdngt
Sriefe aus alfen Gheiteu Der eipililirten
@elt.
Dur9 Die originelte 8eiie in Ser aus.
iibnng ieincr meSi5 inif DIE Braris
bebarceft er 3ablreide Yatientcn in 6 nro pa,
@efSnbien. Canada urb in ieocm
Staate Der gereiuigten Staaten.
grieiide Goniultationcu mentaeltlid.
@ebcr Mineralien nod idablid)e gHanse,
eebraudt. 8einae 10000 Batieuten tuur.
ben in ben lesten 20 Sa5rem ~bebaubeit.
Sober 6an miro ciu5eln forgfdftig regiarirt,
OBJ briefid oerpcri5nfid, Oh pom benz Doctor
ielbf ODER feinen Siilfsdr5ten. 4ettrre fino
QUE iuiHsnfdaftlid %sebiloete Mebisiner.
AGe gatienfem, ,uefde emtfernt ,uo9meu,
erbalten eiile ausiiibrfide Sraselife franco
per Soft pper I'M Saule. Gin p~otqfdnbi9cs
lpitemlatiides Gintrageu in ben Dadert,
pcrbtlloert Tebler ODER Srrtbarner. Die
Bdder tperoen uur bon ben auseReIteu
aersten se5fnet.
&eaeu 6ragelite ober s~nbertpeihse Con.
lnltdtlonen a~Sreiiire ulaa ipie folst:
. DR.. e. II. FOOTE,
por 1898 g2enn glcrp
, 1876-02-01
)hllabu1k AepeChen.

Gin ent1ekliber M1rb. Sss bluti
&c 9anpt zines Mannes. Gut
hsdang bes &nmpfes nmo Der
WliDer.
New-D 80. San. @eitern
Na9mittus fano Elm geuobner BON
SIS, ben aopf zines Mannes swilden
einem 9ol5baufen, pel9er als Der bcs
90. %. Simmons, Der lett lesten Mitt.
mod uerui@tet, ioentifsirt wuroe. Sic
SebeimpOliaiien baben beute eifris se.
arbeitet, nm oas @ebeimniB aufSutldren.
Seroa6t iiel auf einen Mann, Namens
Sictor &rub, alias Nnoreas Studs, mel
der nit bemGrmoroeten Icbr intim oar,
lno er puroe perbaftet.
Maf Dem Wese nod Dem Stations-
banlc ribte er lid abli9tli6 bic Sano,
10 oaB oas SIut fob, woroui er Die blu-
tenoe Sano an ieinen Soien rieb. Cine
,'abrere unteriu6uus er9ab, oaB li9
elm %itarfer, bereits pertrudneter 8lutfsd
ouf leinem 8sintleioe fano. 0ie Sc
Del0'poll3llten beIu6ten iest obermals
, 1876-02-01
Greiie oct Mu3ei8en:
Gfufas tslssr. geuflhfa.
Geuti1IanD.

8er1in, 81. San. gs miro beri6=
aet, baB Shirt 8ismard mieoerum En-
fronft iei.
Sic iogar,lte Mrnim= Gloulel wnroe
i'm Nci1stase nit 179 ge9en 100 Stim
men an9enpmmen.
, 1876-02-01
Mnaarn.

9onbon II, 81. San. Cine 9epcIde
bon 8eib meloet. Oab Die 9anse S.aot
gu gbren Seafs Srauer angelest bat.
9ie Sbeater iiuo selAloiien unO Die
Sd,ler unb 26ben lino orapirt.
, 1876-02-01
9Irfei.

&agu a, 30. San. Sie Mufitdnbis
1asn beTineen li@ nOroli6 BON Srcbinje
lno iueroen uon ben Siirfen periolat.
sic ba5en 9 S6rfer einsedl6ert.
, 1876-02-01
Sir @erf9erumssplan 1T ssssmieitiq.
23, 600 Nplieer amsee.
Aebett.

5n oieier Gompa9nie finb picle Der BE-
fannteiten bieiisen Geutidsp perfibert.
scrab 8. Gnmarbs, Generally aeut.
ito sermanr Supple, peutSter Narnt.
, 1876-02-01

o..s>.u.s. at .... .a, No m,.,.fNa
s~sos $500 ~ s,,s:s. "a a., on,,
s"'a's o:tn 80 ,-,r.nns Ma eseh;n
Nv =. o,,n' WE; " .,s s;S,;s,.m, eoIifnrr;,.
= ". 49,, n,sMn . ms ..S.;St al. Snrt;oss
N.Y. " "uN @iMrat;t V; y, nrsn sront.
49,. S,,fn. nIh, y,;...f .rGs;d+,,,. G;r.r srs
sn,sT %np' >srS.yh:, ,,shrsnS sins, wunSr,i,e
NV Msr;ts ma oa,;s,rni' ,s, s;nia,r sohr,n
- ~ ~. -. n,,n,;n,, o,,t,, 49, h.r, I'll.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-08-24

|,
White. for the Human Family
Yellow, for Horses and Animals.

These Ifniments are simply the wonder oil
the world. Their effects are little less IMAM
marvellous, yet there are some Things Whlch
they~win not do. They will not cure cancer or
mend broke en- bones but they will always allay
pain, They have Strengthened fingers, cured
chronic rheumatism of many years standlng
and taken the pain from terrible burns ana
scalds which has never been done py any
other society. r.
The White Liuiment is Tor the human lalhl,
ly II will drive rheumatism, Sclattca ana
Neuralgia from the system; cure Lumbago,
ChilIblains, Palsy, Itch, and most Cutaneous
Eruptions; il extracts frost from frozen hanoS
and feet and poison Of bites end singS OF venom
Gus reptiIs; il subdues swelltngS, ana aileV-
ates pain of every kind.
For spraips or bruises 1t is the most potent
remedy ever discovered. The Centaure LlnI>
ment is used with great efficiency for Sore
Throat. TOothdche, Cdked Breasts. Earacne an
Weak Back. The following is but sample OF
numerous testimonials:
Indiana House, JEFF. Co., Ind, May q, IS.
at think it my duty to inform you that l
have suffered much with swollen feet ana
chords, have not been free from these swell
ings in eight years. Now am perfectly well,
thanks TO the Centaur L1niment. Inc hinl-
II "BENJAMIN BROWN"
The proof is in the trial. 1t is reliable, it is
handy, IL is cheap, and every family shoulu
have it.
/ TO the sick and bed>riddep, the halt and
lame to the wounded and sore. We say, Come
and be healed"
To the poor and distressed who have spent
their money for worthless medicins, bottle
OF Oentattr kininlent Will be given without
charge.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-08-24
The Yellow Centaur Liniment

Is adapted to the tough muscles, cords and
flesh OF horses and animals. 1t has performed
more wonderful cures of SPAWN, strain, Wind
gals Scratches, Sweeny and general Lameness
then all other remedies in existence, Read
what the great Expressmen say of it
New York, Jan, 1874.
"Every owner of horses should give the OeIi>
td,rr Lininleft trial. We consider 1t the best
articles ever used in our stables.
al, MARSH, Supt. Adams Ex> Stables, N L.
'E. PULTZ, Supt. U. 5. Ex. Statles,
"a 8. OLIN, Supt. Nat. EX. Stables, n. y"
Montgomery, Ala, Aug. II, 1874.
.'Gentlemen-I have used over one gross oi
Centalr LininleIlt yellow wrapper, on the mules
of my plantation, besides dozens of the family
Liniment for my negroes. want to purchase
it at the wholesale price, and will thank you
to ship me by Savannah steamer one gross CT
each kind. Messrs. a. I. Stewart d Co. Will
pay your bill on presentation.
"rsespectfully, JAMES BARROW"
The best patrons of this Linimept are Far
riers and Veterinary Surgeons. II heals Calls,
Wounds and Poll>evll, removes Swellings and
is worth Millions of Dollars TO Farmers, Live.
ry-men, Stock-growers, Sheep>ra1sers,. and
| those having horses and cattle.
What Farrier cannot do for SO the CentauI
Liniment will do at a trifiing cost
These Liniments are warranted by the pro-
prietors, bottle will be given to any FarrfeI
| or Physician who desires to test them. Sold
| everywhere.
Laboratory of j. B. ROSE & &C,
46 DEY Sr., New YORK. --r-..
4
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The Cat and the Fox.

One day fox met a wildcat in the
midst of wood. .Ah, how do you
do, puss?' said the fox. Il am glad to
see you. l hope you are WE'LL
you are kind, sir said the cat; j
am quite well, and hope you are the
the same
yes, puss, I am in good health, but
I own that feel i'll at ease. / fear that
you, my friend, will not be free from
harm. i wish that l could see my
way clear to help you. But in these
times
Sir, what do you mesn?' said the
peor cat, in great fright. What great
harm to me do you dread"
We'll, as to that, said the fox, 1t
might be harm to me, too. The plain
truth is pack of hounds not far from
this wood. Now, have ten or twelve
tricks-nay, 1 may count on at least q
score of tricks-by which L can get out
of the reach of the hounds, while you,
poor puss-O, what Can you do that you
may be out of their way? What tricks
do you knows?
Il know no tricks at ALL said the cat;
Il have but one plan, and II that fails
me shall be lost
Poor puss, poor puss!' said the fox.
sOne does not like to see friend in
such strait. l might teach you few
of my tricks, but these are hard times,
and one must not trust too much. 1t
is but right to think of self-hark! The
hounds In full cry! You are a lost cat!
1 have no time to tell you what to do
I must be off ut once.' -.a
These words were scarce out of his
mouth when he and the cat saw the
hounds. 7o ffi.t ~ if -. - \. ~
The cat at once ran up a tree-that
was her one plan.
The fox could not climb tree, and
he could not get out of sight. The cat
saw the hounds kill him.
sAh!' said puss, i find that one good
pian is of more use than score OF
sharp tricks, and that one who will
grudge aid to friend In time Of need
may find, when 1t is too late, that
none are 30 safe from harm that they
can at all times kesp out Of its way -
Selected. :. He- 70
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-08-24
POETRY.
Won ASK Me How L Live.

j rFN-
Living friendly, feeling friendly,
Acting fairly to all men,
Seeking to do that to others -
They may do to me again,
Hating no man, scorning no man,
Wrought none by word or deed; -
But forbearing, soothing, serving,
Thus / live-and this my creed.
Harsh condemning, fierce contemning,
Is of little Christian use,
One soft word of kindly peace
Is worth q torrent of abuse;
Calling things bad, calling men bad,
Adds but darkness TO their night,
If thou wouldst thy brother
Let thy goodness be bis light.
have felt and known how bitter
Human coldness makes the world,
Ey'ry bosom round me frozen,
Not an eye with pity pearfd; i.
Still nv heart with kindness teeming
Glads when other hearts are glad,..,
And my eyes tear-drop findeth
At the sight of others sad.
All, be kind-life hath no secret 80
For our happiness like this;
Kindly hearts are seldom sad ones
Blessing ever bringeth bliss, .s,-ry
Lend a helping hand to others,
Smile though all the world should frowI
Man is man, we are all brothers,
Black or white or red or brown
Man is man through all gradations,
Little recks it where he stands, f
How divided into nations,
Scattered over many lands;
Man is man by form and feature,
Man by vice and virtue too,
Man in all one common nature .s.a
. Speaks and binds US brothers true.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-08-24

DRING your JOB WORK 70 TIN ~ v,or =
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-08-24


Agriculture at the Centennial
The National Department OF Agrf
culture at Washington makes an ex'
tensive and elaborate display of agri
cultural productions Of our country land
from an account of the same in the
Monthly Report of the Department we
copy the following:
"Chere are three cases for the display
of about nine hundred samples ol
grain, comprising a. collection OF vari.
Gus aereals, selected expressly for the
exhibition by agents OF the Depart
ment, arranged in glass jars foot IL
height, and 80 placed that a coinpari'
son of we'll known varieties from diff
ferent States can easily be made; next
one hundred and twenty-five samples
of Indian corn, displayed in ears upon
black tablets, and arranged Tor compar'
ison of differences between Northern
and Southern grown corn, and equa
variations and contrasts OF varieties
grown upon the same line OF longl'
tude. -
1.-THE exhibits of models of fruit and
vegetables, made of plaster painted IL
oil-colors, fills four cases and part O
two others. In all it comprises nearly
three thousand specimens, illustrating
about one thousand varieties of the ap
pie, six hundred of the pear, fifty Of ths
patato, besides plums, cherries, mel
ons, pumpkins and roots. The amount
of space allotted was not sufficient fol
the display of the entire collection
The apples include several specimens
of each of the standard varieties, like
the Baldwin, Northern Spy, etc., tt
show the Icharacter assumed by the
same kind when grown in ditferen
parts of the country. There are alst
some of the distinctively Southern ap
pies such as the Hilton, Nickajack
Shuckley, etc."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-08-24
Cast<>p1a

Is pleasant and perfect substitute, in all
cases. for Castor OIL Castoria is the result of
an old Physicians effort to produce, f or his
own practice, an Effective C9thartic, pleasant
to the taste and free from gripping.
DIR. Sam uel Pitcher, of Hyannls, Mass. sue
hoi, q purgative agent as pleasant to take as
honey, and which possesses all the desirable
properties of Castor OIL.
1t is adapted to all ages but is especially rec
commended to mothers as reliable remedy for
all disorders of the stomach and bowels OF
children. 1t is certain, agreeable, absolutely
harmless and cheap 1t should be used for
wind collie, sour stomach, worms, costiveness,
Group, &C., then children can have sleep and
mothers may rest.
J. B. Rose Il Co., of 46 Dey Street, n. Y. are the
sole proprietors of Castoria, after Dr. Pitchers
recipe. .-~ .+s.. June S-Aus 81
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-08-24
Buckingham's Dye
FOR THE WHISPERS.

As our Renewer in many cases re-
ouires too long time, and too much
care, to restore gray or faded Whisk-
ers, we have prepared this dye, IN ons
preparation; which will quickly and
effectually accomplish this result. 1t
is easily applied, and produces color
which will neither rub nor wash on
Sold by all Druggists. Price Fifty
Cents.
Manufactured by r. P. HALL Z co.
NASHUA. MI
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American and Foreign Patents

GILMORE & CO., Successors 70 CAiPhAs, =,
HosMER a Co. Solicitors. Patents procnreu ~
All countries. NO FEES IN ADVANSE- 70
charge unless the patent ID granted. 40 - -,
FOR making preliminary examinAlolsE -,
adtiftfouai ices for obtaining ana conuuSsas
a reheai ing By q recent decision ol BIG SoH - -
missioner ALL rejected Applications MAY ~
revived Special attention given 70 ln.s-,o>
rance Cases before the Patent once e1ts ns.ons ~ s
before Congress-, Infringement suits N elusl
snt States ana all litigation pertaining 20 ~
venfions or PStents- Send stamp 10 ohHo's
q Co, tor pamphlet Of sixty pages.
I.ANp.(,ASES, LAND WARRANTS MD
Contested Land Cases prosecuted before me
IT a General Land Once and Department. y,
tha interior. Private Land Claims, AaNtn1
and PRE.EMPrIoN Claims. aeo sa-,,, ~ 40
STEAD Cases attended 20. Lang SSs.p -, -,
30 and 100 acre pieces for sale. This scrip a.
si.nsbie' and can be located IN the name Q.
the purchaser upon any SovernmenL IAIe
subject 70 private entry A. Si5 per NJ ns,s,
Il OF equal value with Bounty Land Msrrng, Mna, =,
send Stamp 10 Gilmore Co, ior panPnf
Instruction. ai
Arrears Of Pay and Bouniy'
oFF1cEFs. SOLDIERS. and SAILORS Q
me late war or their heirs, are In many cssss -
ent,tled 10 money from the 0orernmeh.s ~, NJ
vhich thew heve- no knowledge. Wrte .e..
history OF service. and state amounb =, ~ syycpE
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Major w. w. LELAND, Manager.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-08-24
1876
BELMONT HOTEL,
STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS.

f9-Terms $3.50 per Dny.-IS
Corner Forty First and Oregon Streets,
(silver Maple Grove.)
WEST PHILADELPHIA nl.,.1a57
Charles P. and Z. P Stevens, Of Baltimore,
OWNERS AND PRoPRIEToRs. ,,..,f.I
I 7i4 Major w. w. LELAND, Manager.
P .UlaI J G4aI1. t1ft.rs r.t --..
IT'S ATTRAcrIoNs-Capacity 900 Guests; 800
feet long by I40 feet wide-3 stories hjeh-hullt
and furnished by Baltimoreans. Private par
lors. en- suite, etc. Special rates for flIties,
Associations, &c. French, German, Spanish,
and Italian spoken IN the hotel.. All charges
moderate and accommodations first-cis.ss. 1T
liz within four blocks of the main entrap ca OF
the Grand Centennial Exposition, Inc most
desirable location OF any Centennial Hotel.
The entire house is surrounded by a grove OF
maple trees. of thirty years growth, max ing 1t
the coolest hotel in Philadelphia. The furni-
ture and equipments Of the entire es.aoiisns n,,a
during the season first~c)ass orchestra Will
furnish music for the entertainment OF the
guests. MMarket street line city car pass the
doori ~.Ah roia9d III Jul l3>3mo
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, 1876-01-25

II is now said that tho House Committoe to
whom WIS referred tho investigation OF
recent outrugos on the Toxas frontier arc
considering tho question Of recommending to
tho President tho proprioty Of issuing proc
lnmation dccluring martial Inv in strip of
country bordering OH the Rio Grantle. Cant.
alcNE1Ir, Commander Of tho Toxan 6tato
forces, gives so1ne startling facts in connec-
ton with the freebooters' raids, and shows
how incompetent tho few regular troops now
stationed in Texas nro to denl with tho uur-
dcrons incursions Of Mexican and In.liap
thiaGes ind entthroats.
, 1876-01-25
NAT1oNAl1sTs AND coNrEpERArEs,

The Democratic party, no matter how
closely held together by tho hopo Of possess
Ing what Alr, CALHOUN styled "tho cohesive
powor Of public pluadcr," ia evidently demor-
alizcd on the questions OF doctrine. Thus,
COURSES the blood Of all tho families Of strict
construction in Virginia, deliberately told tho
assembled Democracy at Washington, tho
other day, that the Uuitcd Statos waa not
nation; that it was Il moro confcderacy Of
sovereign States, acting through common
agent, under Constitution, in making which
tho people had no voice or part, but which
was mado by "S.ates," and not by men.
Hardly had the representative Of the
tomb Of LEE closed his Ranlolphian
denial of American nationality than
Democratic lawyer, representing q
constituency Of plain, unsophisticated
Hoosiers, roso in his place and denounced the
constitutional doctrine Of the Virginian to be
ridiculous twatldlo and exploded bosh. The
Indiana Democrat was unsparing in his criti-
cia1n, and crowned his heresy by insisting
that ho claimel a national citizenship, and
TINT all his constituents claimed fellowship in
American nationality. While wo may con-
cede that tho Confederate wing Of tho Demo-
cfatic party has large ascondency in Con-
gress, Afr. HOLMAN, representing the Natiou-
alists, has by far the largest backing among
not only the Democratic rnnssos, but among
tho people generally. Therearc hut few men
who took part in tho War, and especially on
tho Confederate side, but who will agroo with
e.. -.
, 1876-01-25
tho United stAtes goes 10 Europe BY way Of
tho st. Lawrence or tho Canadian surp1us

tho Un{tod GfAtoa oorx fo Enrnno IN vav of
tho st. Iavrenes ar tho Canalian .nrn1ua
soes to Europe by vnv Of The II,daon river.
the homo pr;cs be,no f,ro1 hv tba nr3co of.
tercd for oxport. II IL A consmon thing n
not gouofal thing, that at corta,n seaaona a. of
tho rear feapecialiv in wintcr,. gra;n II hc1a
at Chicago at prices which. with freiphta and
storage added. arc prnater thon thosa otfc1cd
in the London mnrket Int lint ia t1uo 10
tho fact TINT there ii prof1t In holding crain
in Chicago during the season Of hjot,.wintor
all.rnil froiuhts until navioot;on onona md
cheapar trAnRnortn,,,n offora .ybnt we moan
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