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MALARIOUS FEYERS,

You are at liberty TO use my name in praise
of your Regulator as prepared by you. and re-
com mend il to every one as the Lest preven-
tive of Fever and Ague in the world, I plant
In Southwestern Georgia, near Albany. Ga,
and must say that IL has done mora good on
my plantation among my negroes, than any
medicine l ever used; IL supersiedes Quinine
Ii taken in time, 49,. b -- --t +.
Yours &c. Hon H HILL. Ga.
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CONSTIPATION.

TESTIMONY OF THE CHEF JUSTICE of
GEORGIA-I have used simmons Liver Reg
ulator for consti patton of my bowels, caused
by temporary arrangement Of the liyar, for
he last Ghree or four years, and always when
used according TO the directions, with decic ed
benefit think IL is go ID medicine for the
arrangement of the lIver--at least such has
been my personal experience fp The use oft.
HIRAM WARNER.
Chief n a ice Of Georpia
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atAsoNIC DIRECTORY, 1874.

Belrao,ii Lodge, No. I6. F & A. NJ. meets ey,
ery Wednesday night on or preceding the in
moon Il x. BUMGARNEh, W. NJ.
7. II. FERaE3I, Secy.
st. CIairsvilIe Chapter. No. IL Royal Arcl
A,a,,ls- l,.-st. 81 Friday night each month al
st ClairSsii.e and The LIST friday eanh oontn
Al IrI9geoart. JAMES CLARK. II. p.
T. IL. FEitEflIs, Secy.
Belmont Co1neii, No. 5I Royal Select a1c
Super Excellent Masters, meets on the Secono
raes-tay might c. s.rery month.
&. W. CARROLL, t. i. q. NJ
IF d, BATLY, Rec.
Hone Cornrnandery No. % of Knights Temp
JsDrth. A. J. BAGGS, EN- Com
Il. D. BAILET- Rec. marIHA
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Ohio State Beard Of Agriculture.

COLUMBUS, Jan. 4-rhe State Board
of Agriculture organized to-day by
clecting j. b. Jamison, Of Cadiz, Presi.
dent; John Pugh of Columbus, Treas
urer; and John III. Klippart, of Colum.
bus, Corresponding Secretary.
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CHILDREN! Your Reg
ulator is superior TO any other
remedy for Malarial Diseases a.
inong children and IL has a large
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w NJ Russell A Albaly Ga.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-01-11

Hon. VIM. WINDOW was, on Thurs
day, renominated for u. s. Senate by
the Republican caucus of the Minneso
to Legislature. .si
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This Veteral Explorer ranks among the
most heroic men OF :he age, and this book one
OF the most Fascinating. Richly Illustrated and
Instructive volumes ever issued. Millions are
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BELMONT CHRONICLE.
ST. CLAIRSvILLE, OHIO.
THURSDAY. JAN. II, 1877.
DR. sANDERsOx

Can becons1lted at Frazier House. GAINESVILLE.
on The Sd and 18th, and at Mcclure House.
Wheeling, on the 5tn n every month. 81
et-.s- Feb nth, If t1 a l-f rH
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Discomfort.

The Mountain sits in cold sunlight
Upon an icy throne;
And all his glory Is wearisome
As great mans fame-alonr.
The Mountain would give the splendor,
The sunlight and the sleet
For the little vine-clad Cottage
In the valley at his feeti
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For Sale-A Farm Of 90 acres, adj
joining the village of Loydsville, Ohio. Good
location; good buildings; good fruit; every
thing convenient. Price low, and terms easy.
Call on, or correspond with, d. - 49,,
WN. K. HAxBLEToS,
Jan. Az
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I'd Saturday of JAM, Belmont.
I'd Saturday of Feb, ST. Clairsville.
Cd Saturday of March, Bridgeport.
4ih saturday of March, st. Clarsville.
I'd Saturday of April. Barnesville.
LIST Saturday OF May, Bellaire.
I'd saturday of May, st. CIairsville.
ID Saturday Of June. st Clairsvile.
4th Saturday of June, st. Clairsville.
A iso at the close of the Institute at Morris
town in August, 1877.
Examinations begin al 0 o'clock, I'M
!. Piomptness is expected.
Testimonials of character are needed IL ap.
piicant IL not known to the Board, and certifi.
Gates of success In teaching are allowed their
proper weight. CHAs IL. SBREvE,
Ex. Board, r. ALEXANDER,
Sep. 7-tld u J. BURss.
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sickness I'm Ohio Peuitentiarv

COLUMBUS, Jan. 4-Over one hun
|dred prisoners at the penitentiary are
sick with symptoms suggesting poison.
An investigation as to the cause of the
trouble developed nothing except the
|surmise that the sickness was caused
by eating bread made from a certain
kind Of baking powder, which has
been on hand for some time. None of
the cases are Thought to be serious.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-01-11

must OWN that your
Simmons Liver Regulator iully
deserves the popularity it has at
famed, As a family medicine il
has no equal, IL .cured my wife
of a fnaiady had counted incu-
rable--that woiisbane OF Our A.
merican people. Dyspepsia.
"A E P ALBERT,
Profest0r III Nicholas Public
School. Parish OF Terrebonne, La,
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TAKE
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S I ff fX ON S
LIVER
REGHtAf OR !
DYSPEPSIA.

For all Diseases of the Liver, Stomach and
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DOES any one know how many new
farms have been opened in the United
States and their Territories this year;
how many new log cabins have been
built; how many acres Of virgin soil
ploughed up for the first time? 1t is
not probable that any one does know
with exactness; but there Is little ia
bic in the report of the Secretary of the
Interior, presented to Congress the 9TH
er day, which furnishes the material
for an approximately correct answer
to these questions. During the year
ending with June last there were ta-
ken up under the Homestead law p
875, ,9O9 acres. New land taken up un-
der the Homestead law is for actual
cultivation, and it is generally taken in
lots of 160 acres. 1t would appear,
therefore, that more than II, 600 new
farms were commenced last year under
the Homestead law alone. But this is
not all. There were sold during the
year 640, ,691 acres for cash, and 137 $40
! e;es were allotted on military land
arrants. 1t is no doubt true that 8
portion Of these 1881 seres were
bought or entered by other than actual
settlers, by spectators or by persons
who made investments of this nature
for future purposes. It would be fair
to estimate, however, that one-half of
the us, 1881 acres were purchased or en-
tered for the purpose of Immediate
8 settlement or cultivation; and this cal,
Gu a.ion would give Us zl32 more new
farms of 100 acres each. There were
| also 21 ,04S acres entered upon the Sioux
and Chippewr half.breed scrip, and
607 ,9S4 acres taken up under the TIM
Der Culture law. Leaving these two
latter items out of the calculation, we
have au aggregate Of about Is. 500 new
farms commenced during the year.
This means Is, 500 new homes. In i've
years from now, these Is. 500 farms. .un-
der good management. ought to pro-
duce annually some 20, ,O00, geo bushels
of wheat, some 10000, 600 bushels of
corn, and some 400, 200 head of cattle
rswine-msking provisions more than
enough to furnish meat and bread for
New York City for whole year.-New
York World. H
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For Stomachs Out Of Order.

No medicine will so effectnaily improve the
tone of the stomach as these Pills; they remove
ali acidity occasioned either by inteniperance
or improper diet They reach the liver aud
reduce iL to healthy action; they are wonder
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never fail in curing all disorders of the liver
and stomach,
in the world for the following diseases--Ague
ASTHMA Bilious Complaint. Blotehes on the
Skin, Boz els. Consumption. Debility, Dropsy
Fvers OF all kinde, Fits. 9out. Headache, In
digestion Inflammation, Jaundice, Liver
Complaints. Lumhago. Piles. kheumatism nc
tention of urine, SeIoiula or Kings Evil. Sore
Tn, oats stone and Gravel. Tic Douloureux
Tumors. Ulcers, Worms of all kinds. Weak
ness from any cause, &C.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-01-11
Blaine Nominated for Senator.

AUGUSTA, Jan. 4-Hon. J. G.. Blaine
was nominated in the Republican Cau-
Gus this evening for the short term in
the U. 8. Senate, and also for the full
term of six years, beginning March 4,
1877. Both nominations were made
by acclamatien. amid great. display OF
enthusiasm. Every one of the 140
members rising when the question was
put. -roL - Sd e5
This is the first time q candidate for
the Senate In Maine was ever nomina-
ted by acclamation at his first election,
and this exceptional method was se-
lected as special and emphatic COM
pliment to him. His name was pre-
sented to the caucus by Gen. Hyde,
President of the Senate, and Mr.. Con-
nelly, Speaker of the House, and sew
eral eulOgistic speeches were made in
addition by leading members OF both
branches.
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Mark These Facts.
The Testimony OF the Whole World.
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FLORIDA.

How the Democrats Attempted
10 Buli.doZe Baker COusty Re
turns with MOney.-Inaugura
tiOi Of Governor Drew.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-01-11

THE next House of Representatives
will be so close that the Democrats will
not have plain sailing. They exhibit
much uneasiness, and are already ar
ranging the wires in their own interest.
1t seems that in this matter they will
not be satisfied with the face of the re-
turns The Cincinnati Gazette's
Washington special says:
The Democratic plan for organizing
the next House has been decided upon.
The Clerk will not, as now advised,
place the names of the members elect
from Florida, Louisiana, or South Car
olina on the rolls, on the ground that
two sets of Representatives will claim
the seats from each of those States.
This will give the Democrats IA, az
tn ~ now count, and the Republicans
1873, without New Hampshire. OF the
latter deli CATION, the Republicans are
certain of two, and the chances are
more then equal of securing three.
Among those, however, counted 10
make the IA, as above, are. several
who can not be depended upon to vote
with the Democrats to organize the
House. 1t is by no means certain as
yet that the Republicans will not be
able to control the organization of the
next House, and if certain compromi-
ses, now talked of in the three dispu-
ted States, take place, they surely will.
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HolIoway's Pills
lnvariable cure the following diseases:
Disorder of the Kidneys.
In all diseases affecting these organs, wheth-
er they secrete too much or TOO little water; or
whceher they be afflicted with stone or gravel.
or with aches and palms seit tied in the loins
over the regions of the kidneys, these Pills
should be taken saccording 10 the printed di-
rcrtions and the ointment should be wen
rubbed into the small ofthe back at bedtime.
This treatment will give almost immediate
relief when ali other means have failed.
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-ggIE I-Gni1
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The rather corse elvative Redfield,
the correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial, under date December Is,
writes from the South, of the political
situatinn as follawS. -t-
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For. CgsaneOns Disorders

And all eruptions OF the skin this Ointment Ia
most Invaluable. II does lot heal externally
alone. but penetraies with the most searching
effects 10 The very root of the evil.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-10-25

4 Sensible Greenback Organ.

In noticing the democratic ratifca-
ton meeting in Milwaukee last week,
which was addressed By Judge Mallory,
The Cream City Courier says:
Judge Mallory undoubtedly stands a
better chance to be elected than any
other candidate for governor. He de-
livered a fine address, which was receiy-
ed with loud applause by hundreds of
his hearers He gave sound arguments
on the finance question in all respects
save one, The Sentinel to the contrary
notwithstanding. Judge Mallory is
right except on the interconvertible
bond scheme. With that exception the
democratic platform is the best The
democrats have forced Hayes to adopt
the southern policy, and they will force
the republican party to change the
financial policy or turn them out of
office Hurrah for ZOO majority IN
| Ohio,
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NOTICES hereby given. that at the general clec-
non % nc heid IN me several towns, wards. and
election .'reclnct@ IN the county OF Manitoguc on
the TUESDAY succeeding the first Monday. being
me sixth DAY OF November next, the following
officers are 10 be elected to-wit
A Governor in place Of Harrison Iudington
day in January, ISIS
\ Lieutenant Governor in place OF Charles d.
Parker, whose term of Office viii expire on the
first Monday in January. 1873
\ Secretary Of State IN place of Peter Doyle.
whose term OF Office viii expire on the first Mon
\ State Treasurer in place ~ Ferd. Kuchu.
whose term OF Office will expire the first Mon
day IN January, ISIS
An Attorney Generalin place Of \. Scott Slosp.
whose term OF Office viii expire on the first Mon
day in January. ISIS.
4 State Superintendent in place oT Fd-ysri
Soaring, whose term of office will expire on The
first Monday In January. 1878
a Clerk Of the Circuit Court FOR the county of
Manltowoc, In place of 4. Piening whose term OF
Office VIII expire on the first Monday in January
1873.
COUNTY superintendentiofScho for the coun
= OF HaIltoWoc county. in place Of ". a Walker
whose term OF Office viii expire on the first Non
day in January. ISIS.
A Member OF Assembly infhe first assembly dis
trlct- comprising the towns OF Schlcswic. Neene
Eaton Liberty. Rockland. Cato. Maple Grove aud
franklin IN place of Thomas Thornton. whose
term OF Office viii expire on ,he FIRST Monday in
| January, 1873.
4 Member of Assembly in the second ASsembl,
District, comprising the towT- of Two Creeks
Mishlcott- GIBSON, Coopersto. Il. Ku>SJth. Tive
Rivers, and the village of Two Rivers in the place
1 OF inomas Mohr. whose term OF office will expire
/ Oh the hrst Monday in January. ISIS
Member OF Assembly in the Third AsScmbl,
| District, comprising the towns eff CeutreyiUe
/ Newton Manitowoc Rapids, Manitowoc and tho
/ CITY ol Manltowoc. in place OF Peter Johnston
whose term OF office viii expire on the first y on
/ day in January, ISIS
! said election to ne conducted. the votes can
/ law. -
GIVEN Ter my Eand at the Sherif's Office il
Mahitowoc, Wis, tbs 9th day of August. 1>17.
( p. MULHOII.AND
Sheriff of Manitowoc County
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-10-25

only few years ago small IN numbers,
marching steadily on amid the FIRE of
lies hurled by the paid oracles of a money
oligarchy that has for years been sapping
the life blood Of the country-turnng
neither TO the night nor to the leit-but
with the eye fixed steadily to 'front.'
marching on to glorious victory.
If greenbackers desire to save the
country from anarchy and woe, the first
mutterlngs of which were heard all along
the railroad lines of this country only a
few weeks ago, they must rote the demo-
cratic ticket. The result in OHIO and
California proves this. The state of
Iowa might have been carried for honest
money had the greenbackers joined
hands with the democracy: and the
greenbackers of Wisconsin should not
forget this fact, or ignore the lesson il
teaches-F'opd da Lac Journal.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-10-25
Justice TO SENATOR Davis.

In recent interview with Senator
Il. j.. Davis. now candidate for Lieu
tenant Governor, we we're convinced
IRON evidence prssented-consisting
partly of official papers on file in the
othce OF the Secretary of State-that in
the h'stery of the Text Book Conspir-
aey' published in our April issue. in
justice was done that gentleman in re-
presenting his connection with tho
famous Madison Printers Bill. Senator
DAVIS assures Us that the bill he intro
duced was not a 'dead-head," that +
was genuine bill providing for state
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-10-25

Hayes message to Congress appears
in this issue of the PILOT. He makes
a number of propositions, each accom-
panied by a few remarks He asks
Congress to make appropriations for an
American Department at the Paris ex-
position mex year. for a delegate to the
prison conference at Stockholm, and
for the rebuilding Of that part of the
Interior department which was recently
burned The most important subject
brought before Congress is the appropri-
alton for the army and navy, on which
their immediate action is requested, and
which should be promptly attended to.
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uniformity, that he did not introduce
and was not responsible for the Atwood
Bill, We take peculiar pleasure in
correcting the misapprehenslon which is
to some extent prevalent respecting
Senator DAVIS educational attitude last
winter, for the reason that to him the
friends Of education in the state had
previously been put under special obliea-
tions for his effective and we'll known
aid in securing the High School law,
the University endowment, the uniform
school month, and other important and
useful school legislation Wisconsin
Journal Of Educdtion
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If Mr.. VIM. T.. Smith. the renuI

If Mr.. VIM. +. Smith, the republican
candidate for Governor, had some ideas
on the labor question, on the tariff
question. on the telegraph question, on
the trans postation question. on the in
terest question. on the civil service
question, on the national bank question,
on the silver question, on the resump-
tion-on any Of the great questions that
are filing the minds of thinking men,
we should like to know, and the public
would Ike to know, what they are
BIZ. Smith has made several efforts
which the republican press cali speeches,
and the only question he has thus far
touched is tke YIN. f. Smith question.
-,ShdraH0 JoWRaL
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Says the Atchison Pafriol: jim
Blaine's Female Minstrel Troupe will
make the fall campaign. completely
recognized. Gail Hamilton and Grace
Greenwood have been re-cngaged, and
will appear in entirely new acts and
changes. Eliza Pinkston has been en-
gagged at great expense to take the place
of the lamented Thompson. The Louisi-
ana returning board will appear in
favorite specialties. Justice Bradley in
his great KS logerdemain. The great
Blaine himself haYing recovered from
his attack Of sun,stroke, viii positively
appear in each and every performance.
Remember that he is the only living
political performer that sweats blood.
For route ahead see New York
Tribune.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-10-25
4 ft6ssTE2s' - = - ~ - I :

IN ne matter Of the guardianship OF the minor
! helr OF Greth N. lialyerson- deceased
:, On Teadln@ and Hing the petition of Andrew
uatsp+' guardian 81 said Minor. rcpreFcnriuc-
aEohs other things that the said ward Is seized Of
certain real estate in the city of Manitowoc. and
lha5 = necessary that all of the same should BIZ.
sold, and praying for license !, sell tho saI9n.
IL appearing to the Court from said petition thar
II Is necessary and for the interest Of said minor
10 st salu real estate 1t x ordered ana directed
Interested IN said estate, appear before me. ON
MO me 18TH day of November A. D. 1871 at
ty, then and there to show cause III anv tbare b3
Why license should moi be granted for The sale O,
! ton. = y 7''1u Pc'A-
And i is further ordered that COPY of this or.
uei sL.ii De published for four successive weeks
PPiiI 70 Sald day OF hearing, in the Man!0woc
| in said county. '' "'H''o"oc
~. dated at Manitowoc the l5ih day OF OatA u.
ie''' toU'rlH. l. 6, 0LAS FED, County Juiiue
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-10-25
The character of JUDGE Mallory

The character of Judge Mallory is
not only good but ABOVE suspicion.
When elected governor he will bring no
reproaeh upon tie commonwealth by
any selfish scheme OF corrupt practice
An able, modest. irreproachable, culti-
waited man, he will lend dignity to the
executive chamber and replace Wiscon-
sin where she belongs among the fore
most states Afable and courteous. he
will be accessible to the whole people.
Long experience as Municipal magls-
trate will enable him to discover at
glance plunderers Of the peoples treas
ury and they will receive no mercy at
his hands. He will be his own COVER
nor and there will be no back door to
the executive chamber Mi,rauL,ec
Times.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-10-25
IN PRDEEATE.- Hautsowoc sor,,
| Court

In the matter of the guardianship oc the minor
heir OF lgna'z Pankratz. deceased-to-wit Ignatz
Pankratz. -71i'''N
onreading and filing the petition Of Matthias
hei' guardian of said minor, representing
among ether thins that the said ward is seiz-
&c OF certain real estate in the county of
Manitowoc Wis. and that it is necessary that
All OF the same should be leased ana praying for
license 10 lease the same; and il appearing TO the
court rom SAID petition that it is necessary for the
said guardian to lease ali Of said real estate il is
oicaTcd ana directed that the next Of kin to said
war; ana al persons interested in said estate ap
pear before me- on Monday the 10Th of October
A. ID. 1917, at ten o'clock a. m . at the probate OF
nee IN said county. then and there 10 show cause
ui any there boz why license should not he Grant
ed for the leasing Of said real estate ACCORDING to
the prayer OF said petition -
Ana IL ls further ordered that a copy of this ord
er sinai! ne published for four successive weeks
PRIOR to said day OF hearing in the Manitowoc
Pllot: a weekly newspaper printed at Manitowoc
in said county.
Dated at Manitowoc, the 9th dav of Sept. \. d
1877. 9S7-4w. 7. q. OLMSTED. County Jude