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THE BELMONT CHRONICLE.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Tir K ara .irepere; in nmu, ia M-e koit etyle.aad is
IT on ekorl nance all kinde ot
Rks, Curd., tlnadbltls,
Pamphlets, ClreaUrs, . Tickets,
I'ontrra, Chrrka, l.nfcpise,
Froarnmnies Htll-llnadd, Ulnnkse
LAWYER'S BKltCFti, Ac., oVe.
la abort all kind, of
jon PittxriNn.
Bwae In stria to (Ire eallafactlnn In th mi faelldl
aae, at lha taiaorr 1'emosiri.a Ornee. All erdere
promptly ar-nans to.
. frJ-Traneient adenrtieorrtents and job-woik must
ks paid for in advance)
trAII communications and advertieemenfcmual
s hatnlad In helore lOoclocs. en Wstlnesday,or M
delayed another work.
SCHOOL EXAMINATION.
THERE will be in Examination of .lie
Public School in Morristown on Fridat
th 9th of March to- be held in the Presbyte
rian Church. The friend. of Education and
the publie generally are invited to attend.
By. order cf the Board.
H. SIPE, Clerk.
(CJTBt invitation of the Board of Education
we were fcre aent at Mr. Muere'a achoul in
Friday afternoon. The examination of the
classes waa not the principal leature In the
Xtrclsea, but wai nevertheless, very inter
eating. The main exercise waa the reading
of the papers published by the echolara.
; Since pur last report frum this echool the
yeung men have complied with our sugges
tion, and started a paper called the "W'idt
Awake." The productions in .both papers
were praiaeworth;' inasmuch as they gav
evidence of talent in writing, though the
subjsrts were in some caaee objectionable.
Personalitiea commenced in coed humor
.lead finally te hard feelings, which in
school ate always to be deprecated. .We re
peat, however, that this plan of composition
possesses advantages that theold plan does
ot, doing away with diffidence, end res
tralnt.
Our thanks are due the young ladies of
"TAe School Gem" for their "puff." On all
proper occasions we shall endeavor to recip
rocate. We hope they may all persevere
and make ef themselves Mrs. Slowei, Fanny
Ferns, Irvings, Emergens, Dickens, and Coo
pers. (jAlas.the cold weather proved too much
fur one of our noble Shanghai roosters!
Overpowered by the co'd hlusts ol Winter
his proud head( as last ni ght luid low, his
flashing eye dimmed, his clarion' voire hm li
ed, and his noble form wrapped in the icy
cerements of Deulh! No more as of old
shall thy voice arouse the. echoes of the grey
dawn, and welcome "meek 'eyed morn" with
trumpet notes, but 'neuili the frozen clods of
the valley thou wilt rest! Iltquicscat in pace!
(yTlie Caledonia, on' her way up from
New Orleans, loaded principally- with su
gar, was run into on Friday last, nt. Sebnrt
Falls, by the Endeaior,' and sunk. She lies
wi'h thre feet watir in the hold. We learn
that there wag 200 hhds sugar en bourd for
Messrs. Rhodes Si Oglehy of Bridgeport.
Some portion of the cargo was insured in the
Aetna. Wheeling Gazelle.
The firm of Rhodes &, Ojleby his been
dissolved for some time, but we fear the above
refers to the enterprising firm of Rliedes &
Brother. They had some good i on tlio way
from the South,
"
COLD! COLD! COLD!
Such weather! Cold, colder, coldest!
Who ever heard of the thermometer down to
6 it the 1st of Murch? That long mooted
qeestion "Is there a 'North'' can now be
answered satisfactorily in the affirmative.
Every other man you meet complains of the
westher, and greedily reads all accounts frem
the torrid zone. Oj'mornins the forlorn old
bachelor crawls out from between the sheet
iron blankets of his one-horse bedstead, and
after breaking the ice in his cracked pitcher
proceeds to perform hi ablutions in a bowl
which beara a striking resemblance, to a po
lar sea, in miniature; he, poor fellow, all the
while cursing bis hard lot. Ii is coid weath
er, and men go about the streets muffled
coats, cloaks and comforters, looking for
the world like an Egyptian mummy. We
can only get closer to the fire, and tulk about
the temperature of the dog-days.
Q-The following ia the Jury for the
March Term of the Probate Court fur Bel
mont County.
James Shepherd, Union tp.
Stephen Wilson, Watren tp.
Matthew Bigger, Smith tp.
Thos. Nichols, Richland tp.
Joseph G. Dplon, Goshen tp.
Isaac Holloway, Flushing tp.J
James Milligrn, Pultney tp.
Thomas M'ljor, Colerain tp.
Chatem Wright, Goshen ' tp.
James Kelsey, Esq., Pultney tp.
Aaron White, Richland tp.
Joseph Stephens, Pease tp,
fcJ-Since the 12th of January Governor
Medill has paidoued six convicts in the Ohio
Penitentiary, as follows:
Daniel P. Carlisle, convicted in Columbi
ana Co. ot horse stealing.
Mattheu Mackey tod Henry Machty, eon
victed in Monroe Co., the former of aiding
the passage, the letter of passing counterfeit
money. ' '
John Coleman, convicted In Hamilton
of passing counterfeit money. .
Richard West, convicted in Cuyahoga
of Manslaughter. -
Jafrc O'Donnef.convlcted in Muskingum
co., of Assault end Battery with intent
On'the36ih of December Benjamin Ma
ter, convicted in Lucas co. of attempting
cemmif a rape, -was pardoned.
The Governor publishes his reasona
the above pardons ia the SMeswnn, and -on
... .' i.'rHi'M'Ur!..'..'. .11
doubt they aresHfSoieat, but after i 'anan has
fair trial and la convicted, we think he
snould not be pardoned, bxcept In very rare
cases. One tier week is rather too last.
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rsture; The Siege of Rhod e In 1480; Pri
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Monasteries; Marsden'a history of tnePurl
tana, and The War in the Crimea. This
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known to require it.
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Dr. tae's report outlie lost Arctic voyagers;
North and South, completed; and '.lie roting
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From the O. S. Journal.
Proceedings of Temperance Convention.
COLUMBUS, February 22, 1855.
The Convention assembled according to
q)l at the First Presbyterian Church, anJ
temporarily organized oy eiectingl. oenmur-k-
er, of Licking, Chairman, and J. F. Keeler,
of Cuythopa, Secretary, and was applied by
prayer by Rev. Mr. Creighton, of Franklin.
On motion of J. J. Janney, ot franklin, a
'committee on Permanent Organization was
tPdointed, viz: J. J. Janney, Kev. J. F.
Creighton. and J )fph Holmes, of Frank lin;
. . .1. 1 IT!
31. 31. fc.iw.ir0a, ol uiiniilion, anu - rung
of .
On motion, a committee of three was ap
pointed to enroll the names of members of
the Convention. .
The committee on permanent organization
reoorted for President. Geo. M. Yovno ol
Montgomery; Vice - President, lr. itoueri
Thompbon of Franklin, Caleb Clark of Ham
iltonf ond Peter Sells of Cuyhoa: Secreta
ries, J. F. Keeler of Ctiyahotra, William ,B
Fairchild Of Greene, ami M. P. Gadds jr., of
liaroiltjri. v.
Report adopted.
On motion, the following named persons
were appointed committee on R'gsolutions;
C. W. B. Allison of Logan, Albert T. Slade
of Cuvahoca, I. Schmucker of Licking, J. S.
Guthrie of Chamoaicn, and Wm. Windom
of Knox.
A report .from the Executive committee
was then read and referred to the committee
on Resolutions and Business.
Verbal reports were then made- by dole
aates frt ir. various sections of the State, re
specting ihe efforts to enforce the present
liquor law and the results of the same.
Cunveutiou took a recess until 3 P. M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
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co.,
co.
to
to
for
The reports frem Delegates were resti
mod until the coming in of the committee on
R solutions, whose report, with a slight
amendment, was adopted as follows:
Whereas, The enforcement of the present
liquor laws imperfect as they are -is in
creasing and establishing the temperance
sentiment of Ihe Slate, fur more rapidly and
'thoroughly than a mere system of lecturing
on temperance would do, without eucn en
I'orceiiient. And believing it to be the fore
runnrr of a law much more effectual for the
Dression of the manufacture and traffic in in
toxicating linuurs of every description. And
whereas, from the experience of the past, we
believe that our great'obiect, the enactment
uf, and perlecting prohibitory laws, can be
cfl'ected without the organization ot a politi
co! temperance party; Therefore,
1st. Resolved, That we are highly grati
fied at the decision of our Suprmf Court
bustaining the constitutionality of the Iawre
straining the sule of ardent spirits, snd we
pledge ourselves, individually and collective
ly, to give aid and encouragement to its en
forcement believing lhatit iscjpable of wor
king out great good to the people of Ohio.
2d. Resolved, That while we take decided
ground in favor trf the energetic and vigorous
execution af our present law, we will never
theless "continue our exertions to prncurd the
enacUnent of one, thoroughly prohibitory
to the manufacture and sale, as a- beverage,
of all intoxicating drinks, and which shall
contain the principles of search, seizure, and
confiscation.
3rd. Resolved, That we deem it inexpedient
to nominate a separate Temperance tick
et fur Stato officers; but we 'vill pledge our-
selves, and recommend to eur friends, to vote
for no ciiiuiidite for any Legislative, : Judi
cial, or Ministerial office whose sentiments
and nractice are not with ns.
4th. Resolved, That we recognize
obligation of the friends of Temperance
Ohio, to par the indobtekness of the State
Executive Committee, te the satisfaction
the creditors, in procuring speakers and
circulating papers and documents iu
ean.'Paiff1' of 1853.
5t'i. Resolved, That we take up a colter
ion i monev. and individual pledges from
the deleirate.' present, te apply to that
ject; and lhati.'l members of this Convention
be reauested to solicit contributions in their
respective counties, and foiw trd te the State
Executive; Committee.
6th. Resolved, That fcelievlng the "Nst-
tional Temperance Organ," published
Cinninnati, to be a fearless advocate ol
glorious principles for whion we are striv
ing; we, therefore, as a body, most cheerful
ly agree as aueb to advance and support
usefulness, and cordially recommeee its un-
timlted plirensge te all Irvit friends ef the
esuse throughout out Stale and country.
7th. Resolved, That a Slate Eiscuttve
Committee' of bin meaibsrs be appointed
by this Convention.
In 'pursuance of the last resolution, the
following persene were appelated ae the
Bute Executive Committee:
Pr. Robert Thompson, of Franklin; J. J.
Janney, do. Dr. J ohn D. Thompson, do.) A.
Stewart, Co.) Dr. W. E." Us, de.; C. W.
B. Allison, of Logan; Isaac Schmucker, ef
Licking; Juho A. Foot, of Cuyahoga; Win.
Windom, of Knox.
An invitation was received from the Daugh
ters of Temperance soliciting the atten
dance of the membere ef the Convention at
the supper, far the benefit of the poor, to be
given this evening at Neil's JIall, which, on
in jtion, was accepted.
fisn. S. F.Carcy introduced the following
resolutions, which were aaopted viz:
Resolved, That we cong-atulate the peo
ple of Indiana on the recent passage of their
glorious prohibitory law; and, identified as
we are with then in sympathy and interest,
we will not rest nor be satisfied until, our
ewn Slate shall occupy the same noble plat
form. Resolved, Thst, ss friends of our common
country, we will toil on and toil ever, until
the sceptre of this destroying angel ahall be
broken; and eur America shall be worthy of
the pure name and exalted virtues of the iai
mortal Wash moron, whose natal day we
commemorate.
On motion of J. F. Keeler, the legal forms
prepared by M. Warren, Esq , of Uellefnn-
tninr or proceedings under the Ohio Liquor
Ltw, were recommended. to the, temperance
men throughout the State.'
On motion, the Convention then adjourned.
GEO. M. YOUNG, pres't.
J. F. Kef.ler, )
War.
I FairciIild,
CHILD,
Secretaries.
M.P
Galdin,
i. Jr., )
PjtOFERrRzNDERINO OF ScRtlTl RE. The
rendering of scripture which declared peace
on Enrth between 'he good and bad, always
seemed to us to be Tei ksnifhan. Kossuth
has published a letter te the,Quaker,in reply
to their request to him to join the Peace So
ciety. He answers them on their own
ground ie., scriptural authority, and defends
hghting with vigor, perfernng war lo oppres
sion. He says the common version of the
message," Peace on Earth and good 'will to
neg," is wrong. He adheres to the Vulgate
as translated in the Douay Bible, "Glory to
God in the highest, and en Eurlh ' peace to
men of good will." He gave this rendering
in one ef his speeches in America, and it gave
rise to a great controversy at, the time. He
says to the Quukers:
"ou say it is wriuen,'Glorv to God in the
highest, and peace on earth, good will toward
man ' , . .
But I eay unto you, your version of the
Gospel is apocryphal. -The text ruus ihun:
Glory to God in the highest, and peace on
earth to good-willing men.' (Gloria in excels is
Deo, el ; in terahomimbus, bona voluntatis.)
. "lour doctrine of 'peace at any price, and
war at no price,' is good will to ill-willing
men, and ill-will to good-willing men."
Buffalo Democracy.
CONFIRMED.
Washington, Feb. 20 Jahn Appleton
was confirmed as Secretary of Legution at
London.
S. S. Cox of Ohio was confirmsd as Sec
retary of Legation at Peru.
Atkinson was confirmed as 3d Auditor, in
place of F. Burt.
SAILED.
New York, Feb. 21 The Atlantic sailed
at noon with 60 passengers, including Grim
and Murio, and one million, three hundred
and twenly-iix thousand dollars in specie.
'Have we a Bovkbun amomo 'jsV The.
Statesman this morning contuins tlit Presi
dent's veto inesbaija in full on the Froncii
Spuliuliun bill. H approves, snd cumplucent
iy says It is no small affair these times to
a tw. lm i -.
have a peuson at the head of Government with
courage enoiiL'h tu examine the acts of the
Natiunsl Legislature, and not sanction l!iev
as a mere machine."
The question arises which shall be the
"machine," the Representatives uf the Peo-j
pie, or the Kinu! "I forbid,'' coming fromi
a machine called a President, is just as well as
from any other "one man power." How
. t-. i i . .'i ,
"Democratic" It looks to see the President
vetoinir me oil repeated action ol t.:oni;ress!
We repeat, "have we a Bourbon among us!"
' Journal.
(7"Te remains of Mr. T. M. Gaily ar
rived here on boa, d the steamer Interchange
on Ratttrduy afternoon snd was buried yes
terday by the Masonic order attended by the
City Council and the firemen.
Wheeling Times.
as
OThe Washington correspondent of tho
New York Tribune save the six column veto
of the French Spoliation Bill was concoct
ed by the President from a speech un tho
subject, made jn . !855, by B;lus Wright.
VvAi paper.
And where could any one go with SMre
sufety to look for truth and correct senti
ment's than to the speeches of Silas Wright)
No whero.- So, if true, it is no discredit, but
otherwise. Statesman.
Plagiarism then, in a Democratic Presi
dent "is no discredit, but otherwise," accor
ding tp Sammedary.
PENN'A. U. S. SENATOR.
the
of
of
in
the
lUitaisBURO, Feb. 37. The first ballot
fur U. S. Senator resulted as follows: Cam
eron 60, Scattering 75.
After the third ballot a motion was made
to adjourn till to-morrow at 11 o'clock lost,
by a vote of, 6-1 to 66.
Amotion was made to adjourn until the
.first Tuesday A October agreed tofyeas
65, nays 65. Adjsurned.
The Governor will appoint a Senator un
til one is elected.
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Marriage Licenses were ersnfod
in the town of Danvilla in 1854- It con.
tains a population of 00.
. Vh horrible! bjrrible! horrible,
at
the
FlRi.T-Tho stors house snd its contents,
togsther with the adjoining dwelling th
widow of the late Joseph Moor, on th Na
ticnat Rord, three miles sastef this city were
ooisumed by fire en Friday night, The loss
of Sir. Moore is estimatsd at 32,OuO. The
bulUlinfS bwlonged to, Mrs. Racbael Hern.
brook, whose loss,' Ii about 700.
. Wheeling fnfeHifenetr
DEATHS.
Diip At the American House In St.
Clairsf ill on the Sbth Inst., after an illness
s f ten days, Mr. STttfc Smith, I n the 77th
yesr or his age.
The deceased has been a resident of St.
Clsirsvllle since April 1814.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
ST. CLAIRSVILLE Feb. 28.
Eggs, 13. Butter, 18. Flour, 6.35. Hams
10. Shoulders . Sides, 7- Corn Mesl,
76. Sugar, 7(98. Coffee, II. 11 lnM-j
1119.13 Oats, 37($4t "lover Seed 6,00.
Tiniul iv scarce t.HWAQ. Dried Apples
1,00. ' Nails a9d 4,87. Buckets 25 Salt
per barrel 8,65 Lard c. Potatoes $1,35.
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE Feb. 28. CINCINNATI MARKET.
Fti. 36. Flelif firm at8,35aS,30.
Grain quiet C'wrn C0s64. Oats 45s50.
Provisions quiet, hut general aspect ef trade 1
unchanged, ne sales of importance transpi
red.
Coffee unchanged.
Molasses 31s34.
Sugar 4jnJ.
New cleversued 6,60a6,76'
Linseed oil 75.
Butter scaice snd in demand at 1SsI9 (or
prime roll.
The suspension of navigation acts unfa
vorably on the market.
!
NEW YORK MARKET.
Feb. 25. Flour unchanged with sales of
good Ohio at 9,009,30; Soothers 8,7jU,31.
Wheat trifle higher with sales ef Southern
red at 212. . . -
Corn firm; with sales of 5,0U0 bu. west
ern mixed white 96a96j.
Pork abode higher, asJea of 640 bbls. at
8l24al 3,60 for old mess, and prime mes at
fU.SOa 14,75.
Beef firm, with sales of country moss at
8,2jall,0O.
Lard lower, PjaSJo.
Rio crfl'ev firm, with tales of 1400 bags at
9nl03.
Sugar 4jn5J,
jlfolasse unchanged.
Linseed oil firm ata75a77c.
Rice firm. Cotton do.
Storks weaker. Money unchand. Vir
ginia Ta Vi. I, a r lon 22$. t i'ii'inv:-inu
3l,;Ene463; Reading 25; N. Y..rfc On-
tral R. R. 94. Mich. Central 7: Mvhi
gan Southern 75, Cleve., Col. Si. Cin. )3.
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SABBATH DIRECTORY.
M. F.. CHVarif. I'satnr. John M. Korkin. Pill-
lie Worsliip'at 11 o'clmk, A. M. iVaWiailuS'chool
at 21 o'clock P. M. B. E.CaitOTHEas Suprrintrndtnt.
Pbesbytikian Ciiuann. 1'anior John Mnffat.
Public Worahip at 11 oVIock, A. M. Snlihalh
SVIiool nt 3 o'clock P. M. G targe Anderson, Super
intondant. Ahsocute REroRttrn Ciiurcn. Pastor, Alrran
dtr young. Public Worshipul 11 oVIuck A. M.--Bilile
Class.instructed by tlie Pastor at 10 o'clock
A M.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Usr-mtvi.- We, do not relor uf a reprieve from
Cnpiiul Puniaiiment. There is a slow torture Irom
which a respite is equally desirable. We tefi r to
dyspepsia a word in w hich all the horrors ol indi-i;i-9iuiii
are sumnieil up To ihe sutlerers ly this
paimt'land hnrra-sin (liaeaac, wo can holdout not
only bright hopes, but ths ccstiiniy of inmicthtiie
reliul and permanent cure. Tiiere ia a ionic, conliul
and alterative principle tn Heotlaml's Uertnna Bit
lera, which inevitably anTaand ehanires the mor
bid ncliott ol Ihe sionisok snd the secretive orynns.
rutiinvc tlieuieenne. mid rettores to heallh. l iepa
red by Dr. C. M.Jnckauii, Philadelphia.
See advertiaenient. Keb. 22. aw.
CONSUMPTION AND SPlTTINd DI.OOD. -
Sa the cer'.ilicatu ol Mr. Turner 11. Kumsoy lur
many years propiletor of the Karmr-M' llott.1, rretl
trickrlturg, Va., and late ol'tltcCiiy llcHtl, Rich
mond, Va
Dr. John Minfo, of the city of Richmond, though
a nyiilur pliy.-inun, antl ot course oiijitisi d to wlml
he called quack mediuiim, waa obi mnl tu suy that
ita gotnl etlects in the Cane of Mr. Knniscy, ware
wondirtiil iniloeu.
He hod been given up by several physiciuns; had
I tried moat ol thu quark, medicines, ami was on the
! veri;e ol despair, as well as the jruvu, when lie tried
) Curler's Spani di Mixute.
We reier the public to Ins lull and lengthy Ceruu-
- . i i ..... i ..: !
' cue ruu u mo ituuie, aiming ninuuro.
. ndvcriiscmeut.-Keli. -1iii.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO COIfTiULOTORS.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
ceiveit liy the uuileraiened, until the iuth of March
for the Pinue anil Brick Maumtry ol a Meeting lluueefur
the M. E. Church, In UAHNKHV 11.1.1'.. Ut.-lmi.nt C'uun-
Iv. Ohm. pueuncaiiuiia can u acen uv taiiuii n
H,:,,). Mackall Eaq., at the r.lt. in Harneavilla, illl
wnum nuuoaua way ua u
March 1, 1655.
W. A.TAI.BOTT,
WM. FUITH; -.
WM. KF.E.
JOHN T. MACK ALL,
BENJ. M.tCKALL.
Committee.
Al'TACIIMENT.
A'
T our instance a writ uf Attachmont wb
on the fith'dav of Fehruary, Ifl.VV inued ny la-
vitt M, llavies.a Jiutiui nf ttie Phjicu of KiuhVaml
'J'owneliip, Hi'lnmnt f'ouuiv. Oliio, aeanut the soodr,
ctiattela, m.'litu, cretlita. moiHtye ami tiled of Jmnett II.
'J'apg art. Will laui Taireaft ami J oaiitme Gemey. atn
til in of J. II. Tajrgart It Co., non-ref idtia ilehtora for
tlieamn nf Eietity One Dofare ami anhtyni renta with
i in r eat from the 3J day ol February anil Cuiu of
Hint.
VViliant Thoinai who reiidra williin Urn Touniyof
flomuul, ia cai uinlieeii in the above cnxe.
WIIKATfc TIMPL4IN.
' Miler I'amiiiiyloii, Att'y lor i't'ifa.
March 1( 1R5S.
State of Ohio, L'elriiont Couuty, SS:
CoM of Common Pleas.
Guernsey P ranch of the State nank of Ohio, in Waah-
mgiuD, riaiuiin,
VSi
Thomaa Jolinaion, Jr . Micliaef Sweeney and Louis Bay
lis Uetemiatiie.
Petition. Attachment.
rfllE Defendants herein named are liere-
JL
hv rotirled that the PaintifToii the IfTth dav of'
teuruary, le.ift, ned a petition with an amuavtt lor an
Altachuitjul iu the court ulCumntou Peaa of the County
and stale aforesaid, statin iheiem thai 'I' ho. Johuaton,
Jr., and one ol said Oelemlaut execuied hie note on the
vid day ot I'tU. IM...S, due 60 (lava alter 'the date thcreor
lortlui aum or ;i UOO payahle to the nnlcr ol Michael
8 weeny, another ot aaid Dufoitdauia and endorsed hy
aaid Sweeny and I.otns Hay ha one uf said Oefrndauia
and delivered lo the I'laiutill'; Whurehy the IhlnudanU
are iahl to pay the t'lainiifT tbe amount oraaid note
acopy of which not i filed with the peiiliun in the
cae that th Hlaiutifla In said Petition have nhUiued
an order of Attaclinieut and aak for Judttmni fteaium
the Defendant for the amount of said note on and alter
the 3d day ol April Ih.'ij, that aaid Deiendaiita are renin
rd to auawer aaid Petition on or be I urn th td Tuesday
iu May JHj$, or Judument will he taken a?ainl thm uii-
on default. M1LLEH I' UN N ISH I ON. .
March 1, lHij-Ow. AtiVr I'li'lT.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE..
r"HE Personal Property cf Dri -Jos. Hew-
1 . siaan, Deceaae.1, will ba.olS al l'L'BLIC BALE,
atu.alatarsaieui,i Balaionl Couulv. oa
Thursday, thl 1st of March, next.
SalA nroneriv conaiaia ia Dart of Medical Bonke.f urei-
cat laatrameiiie, Three llaraea. Thirteen head ol Calile,
OneTwo lloraa Wuun. Una llrarborna Wwn, a ri'im
Iter of Farmlm utenaila, Kuhlaaa head of Bheep.Corn
and Oaia la ma ouanei, lan a area si vvneai ir tne
rouBd,ToTaa ( Hay, s"4 variatf of othar aril
els toa teuioaa tomauHoii. Sal. it cammeara at to'-
sea
Mb.
k, A.M.
U.IS9S-
IIAttbuaA nBtrrjl afK,
JOIBCU aOOrig, Adw'fS.
1EOLL EXTRA LISTING. CARPET
J,rt.;B rM, at rjnss) ffVt? t 7 MM A',
FOR KENT OR SALE.
I 'SIR Hubbard Farm. Grist snd Haw Mill,
I on W'tiMiinill. Th Milla nr Farm will h
uMur rn.M,, araft'r ifrittirad. 1 tftrma aip f
Ii. I.. J-itnii.fi,ir K. S. (ran, St. Clairpllt, O. .
Mar I. .
MM) FUR SILK.
BriNG desirous te move West, the Sub
' tUrair f.r Silt auS will 'all lha fliia
SMunbaS Raal fcatata
ISO A4 IIMOF f.AND.
Miatta In Richliail T.iwafhip, fU'mfntCa Ohle -)
ottttiari.aS IcaAing frum Lo;lvilift totitei.antrai Nail
k,a. I,m .ma an J a nitf ,in fnr aaeti pla'a. lit
Acira of cttarnl l.aaS ail in a Mid f;a'.a ,f au'tivati't-,
and aom 'u cra of i:na m fraa. Thara ia oti is
Farni a planiiim aupiilv r Wi 100 and CM I., and nr
lamnf atiaama ol WjSCUH is ry fltH o l i
placa.
'(.frt ii nntha ptara aflrat fal f ASM IIOl.'eE ral'n.
lattd fur two f aimr. if ntb.iit'f, anS all other nf.
cfttarjr iMiiiftmrt. wi'h a (art a aantir of a'lii'.at
fry kmJ ol Hll, IT IKir adantrS to t
timiata. A.t;i(JO WEI.I. OP n A TDK I. jr lit
Ktttiin ttoo'.anS a Sutal Purlin of rlrar r.old
aparkins aicr withm tlnrtjr ttapa of ilia door.
Any prra.m wiahms to piirrhaia a Tarai would rta
.well to call at my hontt and Jul for itiielva, and
tat ternit of fAlt will ba madt arcammodatmc.
I will alto aall lua uoo of W lit at wtiith imu latl.a
isroiihd,
WII.LtA V C'AHII.
Fab. Ii, IS'.).
SHERIFFS SALE.
Holiister, McGrew Jk. Co.
Thomas Wiley, et !.
I3Y v'utue of an slias execution to me di-
I 3 rerjtad from ttit Court of Common ritaa of Rtl
mint County, Ohio, I will ofitr for hale at Fulua Aut
tiunos
Monday, the 5M day nf March, A. D. 1855,
littwaan tli houra of .0 o'clock, Jt. M. and 4 o'
litck, P. M.of taid day. at the front door of too Covrt
XoilM.in Mt. Clairaville, tn aaid cnu ity. the f.'llfiwmg
landt antl tennmetita, Pitttite lyint' and lieing in
taut county uf Belm'int, and Ntate of fi,o, hounded
anr ft-crtlie,l at fulow to wit: Lot Muuiliery.-2j and
Ivil N limber je.lnthe town r,r Martintrilia. balmont
County, Ohio. Appraiaed al $XilfO.
Bherill't OfTica at Hi. ritireeille. Penniarr 1, t'.-,3.
J'Jll.N C. .MCllULe.Sliarirr.
Fab. I, Y6X.-YlX
FARM FOR SALE.
IWlLLutTvr at Public Sale, en the prerni
Mi, on
Thursday, Starch 1st, 1355.
Tlit Vftliiatile Farm oti whfi I formerl reaidad, titua
trt in Wfirren uwnhip, Kftiiiiutit roiihly, Ohio, 011 Hit
road letfiitu from Momninwn to Bartifit ill, near lha
n .I-A villa'.'ft ul Mt. Olivet and alniul I niila from
jBfcJTJV Oniral Ohio Kail Koati. 1'tit Farm
lvh 0 ACUES,
sTrVilr'V-'--Tr Iran' which are cleared, and umler
ffiiul cultivation. It liaa mi it a good Orchard of f rafted
fruit, and excellent huiliillga; ia wall Vi'aterad and
heavily Timbered
'r lurthnr narlicatara inquire of Wot. P. Daujherty,
rciidinc at Mt.Uhmt. 'i'anua made known on tne day
oftliePale. JOHN. IH ANEV.
Feb. I, 155. It nd.
PROPOSALS WILL BE
I) ECEIVED Iv the nndersizned until
IV the Brat f alurdav of March. at which lima the
Hoard uieela.) for eonie'eutlatile pareon to take charfa af
the Cuuutv Inftrinary for one year from lha nret of
April, Ifii. and perioral all lha aeceaia-y lal'orontlia
Farm and in the kuute, and furmah thetr own rooma.
rll ull rfcmitP'l.
THOMAS M . ML'IIOI,,
JOHN WAUD.
Fall. lJ.lfM.
DR. U ASTON
'I
EXDF.RS li's Profesr'onal erv!cfs
the ciiiiei.n'of BiiLLAlaa and vicinity
Nov. '24. 1KH.
WATCH. AND CLOCK MAKER!
aim.
DEALER IN
Jewelry, Fuucy Goods, Notions, tzv
haum:svii.L!:, oiiio.
TT VValchesaiid Clocka rrpuirej to eriier, aud war-rauli-drU
rlepl. 15, ly. I'l-
SILKS.
T
11 K largrat stock of Silk and Satins
weerero.TerMto'the nuhlic, containins al trait
10 AitiO vile of every wtyle ami quality. Itrocade, fie'd.
iImiii ami nlairU ami vtrute. niibraciiio Uie tfrtaleit
Itarcaina we ever hour: tit. Plain clianueal'le, worth
CI.0U. I""'1 :r' toHOcta; PiitM and plain do. worth 91.IHI
to ltBjt a i "U to 75-tn; a few ftiete If ft of tlio Fiji'd,
lanry ami maca iihb, wnrm 91 wi i,-o. n wmvn
htve iilri ao many in a few weoku, at 3Ci to 6U Cl-""J
' Na trouble to aliow tUeisn," at
8TON K Jt TIIM AH
So. tiO. 174, Mftin tt. Wheeling.
'yi1 ""J ".k: ' S f ,..w5.ic.h,.,i:
LAND AND WATER WILL
FOR SALE.
rpHE Suberikr hftfinf fot tho Wei-
urn fevar will bfTer hi
Mill Property at Public Sale, on
Thursdrty, Harch ISth, 1855.
Saiil property ia aituaied U Diilaa Suutlt Weat of .
RAIL ROAD AT BELMONT.
ilh a jnod roa.l to the iwinl. The property conita
Kiuuriug and aaw Mi 1 Itoia capal Ir of rluini a otilhui
llieaa ami in a lie illborliood wliers Welily nr grinding
and eawinii cautie liad. Auatlieil to tins propiuly ia
is.b sjraxmaaai9 -
Orewd Laud, a ronaiileraWe part uf which ie Buttnm.
ami very auilal'e in every way fur janlenine,. To
mTWiti wh(i wiahee lufn.'.uw the Miennf hiittineeelliie
ia a deain He location, a. a flood lianjam wiU be uivaii.
Any peraun wiaiuns furtlier iniorniation about tho prou
env can have it t.y apityinit lo the t'ubicriher on
ureiuiaea.or Tlioa. w. I awian, uenuoni.
Beuiont, Feb. Si, mi 1L
JOHN B. UVNUAN.
SHERIFF
David
."1 o T T?
L. Jcnmn&
vs:
Samuel Gourley.
BY virtue f two several Fxeculiona ta
direcetlfrtom lh Court of Tomninn Pleat of I!
men i t'o. O., 1 will otlrr lor Hal al I'uhlic Auction
Monday, the diy of MarchA . D.
hetween th houra of 10 o'clock, A. M. and 4 o'clo.k
I'. M. of aaid day al the frontdoor of the Court Hot
in til. 1'lairfville. Uelmoiit fount y, Ohio, the lolfowin$
dearriled Ueal rlae with the aitpnrtenaitcea thereiin
to hcoii)tiiiir. Htiiiai lynr and Iwhin in the I'ounty
rlehnoiii and Hlalf of Ohio, and hounded and de'rrthed
aa lolowa in wit: Uein parte h( sSerlioiia N'umlter
and 10. 'J'owuahip number 7, aiid Hanxe iiuinhr 4.
hounded on the Kast hy ihe Cadiz Huad. on the North
hv laud of Kohert Wilkiua and the I'reahyterian Grave
yard, on th Weat h thetsraded Itoad.on Uie 4iuth
fanila ol J. 1). CrciKh K. J. Meiander, John Tlioitiiaou.
J antra Ferran and Hlet,8nitth,leeint lh aame landa
tenemenle on which the fate John fiourr recided in
life tune. Contaiuinjf V4 Acre cf hand more or tv,
sSiieriil'1 Oftice. Tebf nary the S.'d.
JOHV C. MCllOisB, Sheriff.
Ftl.. 83, W5. :Ct7
fanda ol J. D. CrciRh R. J. Meiander
State of Ohio, Belmont County SS:
Court of Common Pleat.
Guernsey Branch or the Slate Bank of Ohio, in Waal,
inguu. flaitiliir.
t:
Tlma Johnston. Jr.. Michael Sweeny ar.d LouiaBay
ha. Ite IcndautSa . .
Pttition. Attachment.
rrMlF DufenJants hernin named arc hereby
I .naj HiKitlie PfaiutilTon tlia 211 U dav of
mare lH.iA. Aed a relilinn ia Ilia Cmirl olCummon
Di...Af n.,nn,n I'nuutv Haunt therein that Thomaa
Juhneton, Jr. one ol aaid itelemlame aiecutrd hia
oniitevu oy .t
9 ia.il iayait.s imt .. .w ma, ...
itlV.ntia.ita a.id md.trrtd by aaid Bai lta and Michael
aweenev arid d.f.vered lu ilia I'ainlirT; whera'.y
f."d Uefcndauls heeon.a liable to nay the Plaintiff
amoiiiiiufaaid nota with Inta en Irom tlielaiof Fahrua
!r. Iri45 that a eopy ol aaid rota ia lila.l wittt aa.d
..'.a .ifiJavit fjr an Auachmeu'
iu. Plaintiff in aaid Pennon a.ka (nr Jmliment
.mo.inl of aaid noia with lha intereal ssainaj lha U.feii
5. .i. and that aaid Defendanie are raqilred to anewer
i Pu"on thalTtb davof Marali. IW, ar Jud-
- aa issilarsa aaamat inam noon oeiaun.
lusi'ite ifiw" xiLi.ea revsiNTrox.
. rci.iiu.
a' s1! IWa!-
Slate or Ohio, Iklmotit Coun'v. f)t
COURT OF COM M OX t't.EAS.
ftrfil Wribt II "ifjintnlt ril'rr of Iht Et4U ((
Ii. IrWVt, Ltsi(Jt4.
. Hiram Of 9,
t Attachment,
UT laid Dtfendint lliram Gov a non-
rftidtnt f t.i Btattnr OhiA. will th notle I r
ft Hfliilittn tle4 in lUm l.'lorkf Ortn uf ilt VnuAui
('omuion Fle-sift nt iifJ countf of Hlmnnt on ih Htlfi
1f of JionaUf tb airsllIiMan Mfitr nf AtU'-hBie-tit
a ainit tttt prQVt ly f aid drfa-rdftnl ! imikiI t( tl)f
'n iUt. Tn n1 jsit anil pruyrf f turi ftiilii
lp racievcr j-jtin.H Min1ll rttffiMat I Utt lhftiin
vt 1 it iff,, ft tjsMt 1 offf h f .f tha Jvini in1 ili'y o' th
a "i. mom if 1 .it. ia ), and int mi a mrt
'jnatinlrT otiti.a-idiiii nmii afamal Vm. mnA Kaina
tMff amonvf of th haihit of lua f a-1 4fiv1Ml t-i th
diinti f aa )1n.iMatratr aatforfsva 4 on tlia (itvmeti
of a 4 nata y (ha aaxl plante r at 4t.fitiniatra-.rir
mSfn4 w II; tna intf'tirritn tliadfi or Hit r.-rai
tiif !nreaarf. A ad alao f-r tna ttirn of wi'h in
(rrft lrin lha lit day rf Au$ u t-r:t, on a atf oimt uf
fa 't dcaari aaatt taid atrfrnffa'it, fuch waa r1u
a-td unpad:in lha inatima l aaid 4 I 11 tew
tha dtfendant aiMar a;nt anaVrr bf tl Stth lav r.f
Marcb, A. ii. If-, ju1tntia will la taht arat- bin.
W. StrplV, Aiv't far I'laiuiiff
JollM If fltAl OW, Clark.
EXECUTOK'H SALE.
IN Biir-a.ianm nf flin I aa will anil Tpa l-
.1 pursuance oi ui-5 1 ss. win anu 1
meat of I)aid Miller, der ,1., ttie taint on wlnrS .
aa,d daceaaad lived at the lime o' hie d. cae. ia a, Tat. ,
ed lor aa'e.aaid fa.Bi ta e.tuaie 1 n;t .a r-onlh el fit. I
I lairavillacii ll-e rt.dujml;. Jatola'tir,. a.d 1
miiea f;o. the t. o. Fa.l Boad. In li e f ..uniy M Itel
nan', Oluoo. iMnnti K,i atrn of , nod nt.ali-.tlo'
I. .nd aioi t It, ecie, "lh;'h la ,x d l.nil-ar. the hat
anca ia in a o.,d rale or I titiv.liou. The ili.tl laya
well, and well waiered. On tli urami- BA
there ia two coinfonaMe L'welimf i&JiV
Barn, ntahle. Orchard, ehit atone ij";;rf
Hpnr.f llt.ii.e. over a atror and never j f
fa Un, fprmi of jootl alr near to tl e jlLJr-ai.
hoiiae- There ia plenty of atone coal and n"1
l.in.e fi..iie on the pr.-mteee, and a l.anrtaome ani
dnln-ahM? situation for any one want, i. a email I arm .
inatntat.o.ie rati wen ai prtta.e ia e remr. me
day c. June neat, it ai en aaul oay ha ..flare.! at p,i.-
eenber livina ontlie i,reini-e.
MILTON Mil. 1. ET, Executor.
Telmiary let. 'il- la.
I7MNE GOLD, JEWELRY, THE NEW-
I. aatandniwrt fanlitOTia'tla fivlea of Jewelry con
mtinr Hriin f ihi. Lar Iiro;t, Vmstr Hint , Bra' e
laia. Af'ulrtu, l,uTI')ii, fi.tri I'eHci'a a-id I'tna, "wk
rta.froio' auJ fiilver Cliaint, Ktya, Haiat Jtc. A i. fur
aiehf J. T. jsrorr.
Oct. 13. No. I3T Mam Hi.. Wlicelinp.
salt: salt:: salt:::
. 1 LI- persons in want of t' e above article.
will pleaielakenoi.ee that the euhecriler haa
jtiat received aaupply of the eery heat quality in net
Ithta., which he ia aetlin? at Wheeling price. (S3.00
per Hhf.j at hieatote in Ht. riairteille.
P. H. , large lot of Tina Hall m Hatha, for Roller end'
Ta'.le aae.juet-rectiVrd oy JOHN Jt'.'SU.N.
N'bv.4 itH.
WHEELING FEMALE
S E M I N A R Y
ri'MJR next Section the Wheeling F-
I main Pfniinary, will commence on W'EDwiiD.t.
Teliruary ?ih. and ctininminj five inonthi, WiU tlgae the
iat TlHM-ailay in June
We are now prepare.) to aefomrncwlai A larpa umbe
oTRoardrf as well a i!) pm-itf, a;tl ihe luca char a
ter tli at the fchent flow a we dope, rterv 4 rv ana
taim, tofetherwith tfiefafiiity avu'i wlnh Vheltnt.
ii reaclF:U itmn a i iii'eet.ona. re-i.tv-ra it hif'iiv eifi!,a
to I'ernci'iP w.ili'i'ff to neTi'i the:r danghven from hofi.e,
!LjJTeTm aa heretofore.
MRS. 3. B TUOMPSH.V.
Wheel. ne, Jan. 25,
TO THE PUBLIC.
J. JEPSON
ITOULD rffpftru!iy announce to hin
I VV old Inerd afid the pnMi- fenn-aHv. tat tie
l:at rtttun-et) to ft. ( 'a:ravitle ai'il npera1 a
f.'f.cerr tn the nwui mriiier'y occit
ixeiltty HcrjMiN Tmomid, wier he
iiiteniii. keeti,it ai-unt Hi? auie kitnl of at;itk
a he formerly kp1 in tiiii )iia-.e, couatatiii.; of
Grocerif,' Htuilwflrr, Qaeenswar?, Ar.
And wiiere he hoe hy .r,ct .attentiou to buainai la
taicnt a iha t ol pui.liC i-atriniatif .
i.,aJ JEl'POV.
P H. V Ml. of the teit qoal.tv for Nle ly lua kof
at Wheeltiif ptirw, witti adftttion of iraicl.t.
At. Cfairtville, r . Kl, lh54
i
;
j
, .
,
.( V
LiMi ran salf:.
HE Suhscriiter, residing at Darnesville,
w.at-i to aell a' out
'1 hi-fc Iluiidrcd Acres
OfUeod Lai.d.licar aa.ilTuwn
'I
K ELI AN II ACER.
Jan. 56, If i5.
ANNUAL REPORT
P the County Fund Crnitnissioiters, l.r
of
a
the
the County ol IMtuuul anil Htateol Ohio, f,ir Jan
uary ti. acctirdnig lu lite blalula in aucti t.aea maua
and provided.
Amount recHeed from fta:a SS.t30,(H
' prl. HI ale ae pr le.-t Report, 4.0.',J.W,
' principal in Co. Treaa'y IJI.34 4t,h".:'J
Balance due Ptaia I .Ml.'.'.'
T'.it following are the aunia loaned to itidieitiuala
lha rale ol 7 iter cent. per antiiiin, in lha aereral 'J'uwu-
alupa iu Ihe County, end aeiured aa Toiluwa:
Richland Tp., Mortgageadi other Becuntiaa
r'lllkhing '
Maad '
Vora "
Bank flock in Belmont Bank of ft. rfaira :
Tille. , SI.-WU.S-I j
rreniiuniand Intercut paid on Wank Sun fc in
aante 9.(.IHj:
IndiTidual notea aecure.l l y Mortai taket,
Irom bank in payment S.00
Aniuunl of ludivitlual loana
3 'j
4.0,
4ia,o
at rtn.sij
Dednct for Interest reloanvd
Aoi't.advancea b County
trsrs.egi
me .
el 1
ou 1
ate
of
4
and
hy
anu
hie
Amount on which Interest in arrere
Kitkirri.
Am't n! Cult on hand Jan. I.for-iae ofS. T.
Principal rccc -ri aince iut Kort
intereal
IVaTirnLXtfTe.
Amount paid fr-r tie ni H.-hool Fund
for Prinlin; Report
Tr Him sn aa Fund Com.
aa i'ha. Jnhnaon
Ban' on hand for ua of Pahool Find
Trtncipa in Couuty Taiai t.
i. im
'
)JMi.4SI
I4.M
C3."l
3U,j:
We An herey earti'y lhatxh hnve ta a eorreel Uie
tTicniand exhihil olt if conditin ol aaid fund, fliveti
underour hands tMif.TJ davof January A . LI.
h.Tall'KU AS. Auditor.
TUOMAS JiNiuN. Treasurer
Aeti-it Fund ComintaaiouesTs of Belmont Co. O.
Jan.M.UXi. t .
Feb-
iiale.
,
the
in
Pa
. lhai
furthc
anc.ae
lo.ou
OLD AND SILVER WATCH KM,
T .ii nii.litiea llunl.ni. Maeic. and 11. n. Ca.ea.
luatrecatred and lor aaia at reduttd pneea, ly
No. 1-1? Main Ht.. heaiiaa,.
c
PLEASANT Y ALLEY .
WOOLEN FACTORY.
AMES YATES is now running tho Fac
tory alKilieey'a Mill, fire miiea wert of Trldje-
-nr. k. Kte.m Huw er. ai,a i. precaieu ourini rti
eonaolthe year, " niaiiniaclnra wtlh neatne ami
iha fnlloo ini articiea. yia: f:a.inirca, faii
aelle, Tweed., Blanket., Klannala.and rHnckini i
of all tulura, and in e,nalitv not eorpaeaed lie any
aatahllehment, low lorcaah, ortha fnllowmf artirleaof
ei.de,' Wool. Ht. Beeawai. Tallow, and eoualrv
t araiai ana ripinninj, r umne ". .--. .w.
country rueioiuaie lo order on reasonable leriee.
D.o. I, 1IM.
J
FARM FOR SALB.
rpHE fine Farm, be'.nnjtlnu lo Nshan
I Newport, ftt miles Weat of Wheelim and
Nrth ol the Nt tuiai Kuatl leoffured at private
'i'hia Farui coa'ama about
130 ACRES, .
03 Acrce under an eseellant etatsnf enttiratlon.
Walcrert ' d imnroved, WHO a ennd S'ld neat Dwelling
H-.ttee. Barn, stahla Waion and Carriage bona.
Mi:k hoiiaa a'.d other out houaaa on 1'ia nremien:
,iiutt rirT oe Faoix. Tho remainder ia
Timhere.t. witll llie itmharaaay of afeeaa.
F funrier itartirulara enquire of Nathan Kawpot
on the pje tiiat,ur . w, yawooiww. wiatftviw 4
7rx
iaW "
( 'AkTKIl'H SPANISH MIXTURE.
I Tsi ':.t Pi airiaa ar ts Bi.aoa AalaarJ
lull. M4rtrt it.
1st ht AJlattd tl ad and Vondsrl
A tifuMin rttan.T for Rcrofiila. Rlaa's 1t.
leuntatiMiti.
'' '-'"ariaMa rure nernr med hr the fraateat of alt
m,i,p1,.mk I i;k' niMMfii miXitib." m
raifa. a'leunninm.Hr.'.riiia. Hruvliona on lha mm.
! fifaLeCtiiinemis l:rantiona. Plnulea
r riifiu ero me rare. nioitue, poiia.t.'hnmie Bore
lirr lliii( Va'i nr Tnttef.HrSId llead.ralarnma!
. fain of tie Ranaa ami Joint. rHuncnrn Vlcara.
' Ur. liiao ilf-ra. l,unilago. fplsal Complalnta,
anu ae anaiat frirman inJuditloDaueaof Mar,
cure. , . Irnre in Ltfa, n. Impurity nMha Bfnoe.
" 'Tniafreu alterant Meiiitina and Fanflor f
Hland a uaerl I y tlii.ueauda of fraiaful patlSoW
f aui all part, of 1'ia 1,'iiit'il Platee, who tefllfr daily In
iSliiHial iBm iprr. fiilst ran i.tinna s etaal elklaa
,,. teae, Fer I kara. Old Pore,. ArTartiona of
,M, Kelnev.. I.. a.ea nr the Ihreat. Femalefoeiplalnte
.h lrhlr,.,f Ihe Hone, and Jo, me. are epeed.l
,.. w rttit hv ..ante Una jrrat and meeumahle remade,
Kor an di.-s.a of the Blood, nnthinr haa M boa
fnrt , ,,..,., w,,h ,, ri,.,,he ,,,m 0f all
intpurilte. .tl. te.illv and efrlr.ently on the l.lvVrand
Kidne,a. .ir,-ncu,. 'ihe Dine.tlon, atveii tone o Ihe
f-tninach.iMatea the aUt. clear and healthv, and ra
Motive. atorea the nn-tiiuton. enreehled hv diaeaw er hrolra
, c'otra I lha aiceaaea of youth, to its priaiioe viior sn"
' atrenalli
For the J.idiea. it ie mromparal.ty 1 eiter lhaa all Ihe
cumeii. a eer -laed. A few rltnea ofdaria'a eriaies
.y,lr- ,,i .v, . wne.a of ronn.leitoa
kner tl,e ro-a mantlti a lo Ihe rheek.flve elaeticlty la
ti,e.te,,. , ,,,,- ,,,te,.aral heallh In a remarkable
1
j
I
neletee nilrtihr r of l erliflcatea whli h wa haa ratal.
red from peMonafrom all pane of the I'nited metee, la
t t!,e teet ee,rence (net n era ia no liuml uf aiwei tl. Toe
, pne..ho:e! Iieer. majiatrata. phyaiciana.and pshlie
; men.w-,1 kn,wii tot',e community, all .td their .teeti
, mouy ti ihe woaderful eftacta of ihia CBEAT ttl.Ot't
I'l IMHI K.
I t'alloTithe AoeiTand ret s Plrcu'ar and Almanaa,
, and read th wnml' rtui rurea thla truly (reateatof all
Me l,ciei l a prrloruied.
j None e.,ui.ie unVen eifnel CF.N.VFTTdt BBRR9,
, P'o inei.ira. No. 3 I'eari Hiren, Rirhmord, Va. ;to whoaa
aiiordtr for in jil, and aeeciea mull be addraeaeS.
A nit lor eale I v
II. AI.KXVIiKR. ft.riairaville.
Jca. Ileker, ticeiine.
l at. hiini.ar. 1'fiioniowa.
';eo.C H-ncl. Khitenna.
II . H. I 'la-k, Mi.rritnwa.
II. II. Mott. Ile-heavi: e.
-V. P. M.ti Hom. s.,T,-rlon
An.1 heniere In aa eeerewlwe. Ka.l.
1IVER COMPLAINTS, DYSPEPSIA,
Chronic or n voui Debilltr.
at
n!aas K .
ifl:e Kirlneya,
ail Mienvs anting
fio'n a lisoi 'tcrcd I. tier or
f 'ortn-'i. e'i.:li isOiii.(ipr.;ion,
lnwar.l 'ilea. Kiiilness. ur Blood is '
lite H !.eWiilttvnl the rttomar-h. .Nau
sea. Mei.r truin, Diiuat fur i'ood, Kull- .
nse or wet'ht in the Ntoma-lt. Srmr Kmc
tatnm. .-iiiAf ,it-. nr Fluttering; at (he lit sf the
Piurnir L. Swi-niiiing ot the Hcud, Hurried snd
Kili'.i-u i Lrcotl uv. Flu: ti ring at the Heart,
t n s'4i:i: or Huilta-s'ini; nsi'ian when la
a King f'npture. U.n ntaf V i-ion, I)o:sor
V. ':t t(.Si;t,t, fcrsnd full
l'siiii!t tin- lleni. Dfiioir-ni y of Pera
.irniofi. Vi-!lfwr.f til ihe Skin aa
1 ves. r"jin ;;i tint side. Back,
thesi, Liin)9, it., HuJileQ
FluehfS nflirH?, turning in
llie KI-ah, Cnn-ttart Itnu
l'lin'itl Kv ti. and ereal
l,)ree-it,n nf Spiriui,
cin be rT-atU'iIly
cured by
PR. HOOrT.AXD'.l
CELEBP.ATED GERMAN BITTERS.
TRErARgD ST
DR. C. M. JACRS05;
(iiKiwo' ?Ji:sn nc sioke,
X. V20.Arch St., 1 isorU'cio Sixlh, Phiiadm.
Tii.f ("iwer nvsr t!i aihiiVf t)ietifi i -iot tciffli.
If (MiMri. (t. 1-v nine- iirL'pftrrttii.n in th'C iilH utit,
i;e cu r; Ai'.fjji.m iiiiiy cs)4fierikiliii.ijUiicij
h. i-ile '.
T H-Urrt ie worifir l tie attcntiali of tnTtlidt.
ri.jRfiite -rvNi: virinpn m t-ie reciiliclio:i of dittMi
nf l.ivnrAin! Pt?r"lTitli.irriit)aTth mnatsnaarr h.
i ine nowt'n in axrl ect;on of tho 1irttiro
nrgsiTii.i -t. wiiii'. nait, err. am ami p.euanl.
TESTIMO.NY FROM OHIO.
JnuM Hof-fmh. J rnit vi1t, fihin. My JOth, 1P51
d: wnt m mtr? for your atir. ttooi nJ alto
ftrtiiatif r'.lir. .at vitir(;ermati UaUr i whit yon
n-ro nm"Ml it ;o ! a hmhly vluii!t itiMiiC.no, whith
I know t o.ii tiav-me uikiI ii in ny owl family to mv
iiurf nl -tatlM-n. AH who tiavo uaetl it giro tlio
nam'- r-T-iriiiiiiviiiiniioti."
Htkihk4 A. .Mkit. r-ton, Ohio. BI 11, 1P5S.
ay: "llavi'ii h'-ard our titrtnan Bitierii hifflil rt
rtiit:ieTIfi) from notirtcn in which I placed muchronfl
r!iir. orfT., lo irl.o.tlci from Cleveland- Ow of
tli'n I gavf in my 'lani'iifT who fii r1rivprl grtm (
e:it Tro'ii tt; lwo-l v.e thri I void iminditUlr, d 1
wiiii Id :iff you iosj..(j rut a supply of it to mM."
Jhn Ci.ark, Itru pwick Ohio. May Wi, f.KV4. ty0-
Vt"ir Ci-ni a i HiUrr iiav proved aturCOflifnl inrvtrr
raie Hint t.ft cot. ti to mv knowledge, nd ha Opinad
fur itiaell ;re&t letnaittt."
Tun.' Lrn iirran. i nrit-f ton. Ohio. Jrsmbrl7tht
1M3, aa v: 'VMywilehaa Ufn ciTfcml with thLtcr
com. laiut anrt ! t.i in.1 for mm tier of vrr. duriif
wdith tnve I lrva.i?itt a rat de) fur doctoring, f lit
ah rer.t,fd v.ry luilf l-Tiit-flt thrrrfroio.aiitl nnallv.tiia
ducturtt i! i' rnri:i! not h cured. (.it aprin abts
concliiili'fi to try your ISitterfi. ah tocktmo hoalea and
s?vr titif.e takttiff tiim a'le hai heen alile to Attend t
ht-r 1 -laitir-ajfj, until v.-rv lateli the hd new attach, hat
ha a;ain cifit-ii n-.f-d ihr Bitten ! haw oid quit a
rniiiitif r ofl-ottli tliro.tjrh her rernrumei(ation,'and
fara I can rearti, it iien u'iven aaticfaction to all."
l'v;tr'oTi Antuit.'iirs. it,io.pcetnber 5. 1P3S,
Rysi: rtrni i tn-lin ear i-nnnony to the remarkaoi f-lis-oc
nrnnr (.man littir in ih ntro of Liver
C'iiMi'a:T. Tor yrar ir-vinna tn takins It, I Wa ae-v"-e!y
a trifled wii'i ilipaie of the I.iTCr, ao much to
that I ili'i not evtei tto live. I ut ly frea uieof Uie iU
tTt).iliania to a kitni l'mvjten-e, I find myaell entirely
rru'ri-n tu I chilli aim imeio rnumc my tiauai employ
CJ
1
mtit.
T !nit Bifr-aja-' ft.rlrly vesuMe antl frr from Al
rot:o!iL tiniii:t't aii'! t-tt it junouti infcreiliente, mild in
tiii-ir fiiieraiiin,the airct.gihen,iiie ayiiem, never pro
tta.r ii.
riii'iareeiulielyTenal.:eaid free from all Injurioa
at. 1 incrpdo-tr.s.
i oM I'.v d-alcra in meilicinecferywhrj,
I for V r-v
H. A..KX.4NDF.P m.CUimNl.
J ." C. Ht-ii el.' m.
i Wiii.!i:'i''r ...n wn.
" ( . leva.", V ..MUsta
! If. H.M . .-..coetveli.
M. P. . ) uii. Voino on.
,tid l' ! tim dtd eme. verywher,
V.'veoi'er U IKS
,
j
m SHAWLS and CLOAKS.
i ( SHAWLS, every praJe am styK
-jsvvr lonj and ature, Broclie, .Thibet, tint ,
Caalunere. Filk and Rla'liete, eompriainr lite Iteat ator
evi'r tiMereii in witeeliiie. Alan, a full variety t
I'l.O Kr.'l'a!mai. Mautillai, Ynkea and I'apa, made
T-'lv.-l, atlK, i:lulli, aalin and merino. Alvo, Cloaan.
Clutha and trtmniinga to matrh. very elieap. al
BIII.K Sl THI1M AS-,
Nnv. ?0. " 174. Mamat. W heeling.
OF
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Sia
patch, arna.
rASUINUTON UNION INST-
ranee Company,
Cf.avar Atrn. flnra.
DAVID JF.VMMiri. Acent. St. rialratlla. Ohl...
ireani7e, mi k.w,oh the Mutual principle under u '
ilirertiru ol'tlta f.tlion ini inilividua'a:
I, coat, a NyurtTT, linn. Raraaa Wooo, Flon. T. ' .
fli.:ii. Hon. E. B. (iidi. audothera. Jan. 1
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wall
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FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRUGH
Dinlil, Surgical J- Veterinary Instrument
UOl li AD KlLVrR FOIL
anr nil kinrla of
Fine rcrfumcries and EitracU
' aaiIndi(lstocknf
Cvt ttnr, PoRT-Mosatra, Fii Soif, tie-.
Ju'trea'dal COU.IN'S PRCO STOBK.
fl. rtairavtlte, n, 111, ISM.
-4ENTS FURNISHING GOODS, CV-
H ya'.a. fhnta.rnllara, Neek Tlea. rocket Haeidlitf
-hieff, Kcarla. roaiforte.Kid ond BncketinS)lsrea, r"
ndera,dre. ttQ. A eonip)ataaeortmeiit al
raT A8x.r.
dent., ta.
JUST REC?lVfilt
A SPLENDID Lot of Silk Vslvst CloaW
MsnnlUs. lor sale.thaap at -.
JACOB HBTVAg:.
f fC BBLS. LOUISVILLE LIXE KI f
m s ju a- m-t-
JLisTssusr
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