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The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-09-23

those discoveries have q tendency TO re-
tard the progress of affection, and arouse a I
suspicion TO make n further investigation of
the case, why they were thus deceived, II
they find that the error was in themselves by
overroting the object Of their attraction,
which is too frequently the case, they natu-
rally will become dissatisfied with their
choice or lot, which is the frs, step to mise
ry and misfortune in welded love--But on
the contrary, il on investigation, they find
that they have beeu deceived by the object
Of their attraction, scorn and abomination
are the inevitable consequences, for 1t is
impossible for man or a woman to live
with and love an unworthy object, knowing
it to be such, here the golden chain is sever
ed of that
domestic happiness, thou only bliss
OF paradise, that has survived the fall''
In such scenes Of domestic and conjugal
miseries, which appears in the estimation
ofthe aggrieved parties TO raise to mouil-
tains height, defes the power of language
to describe or tongue to express. M =. d..
Home which should have been tie palace
Of the husband, and he the mon arch, whose
affections should have been ruled and gov
erned by the magic smiles Of the fond bride
Of his youthful hear, and affection, has ceas-
ed to be home. The star that smiled on
tteir bridal eve has SET to rise no more, its
rays can shed its serene lustre on the hori-
zon of home no more, the olive plants that
formed a part of the family circle, whose
pratting noise ana youthful smiles have
| cheeied the table board, no more attract our
ear. They have been ushered into the will
derness the world.
| In COmnnnv is tho reenrf for ofror;ay
ed husband to alleviate his intense sorrow.
This interesting society is seldom found
short of the tavern.
The next step is the gaming table, and
this can not be performed interesting to the
parties short of something staked to make
the game more interestng,w in the fret
place, is generally julip, brandy smash
or whiskey punch, which by the way is in
teresting to the land lord who will OCCASION
ally cast smile around the social board,
which has tendency to cheer the combat
ants, and cause the aggrieved husband to
drown his sorrows in momentary pleasure.
Thus we find him from time to time resor-
ting to the sparkling glass to alleviate his
painful sufferings, until his habits become
established, which is the foundation of q
confirmed lnebriate, and causes life 10 be
imbittered by disease, poverty, and want,b but
be the cause what it may, we should earnest
ly 50 Iicit such forIorn victims to
Dash down the glass, the draugnt of shame,
: Within it turks deadly spell,
Where demons in the liquid flame
Forge chains to bind their souls to hell.
Dash down the glass! a wife appeals
In midnigh. vigils, sad and lone,
To him who in debauchery reels,
And sheds curse upon her home.
Dash down the glass! thy chldren's tears
Are mingled with the burning wave;
o! let them not in utter years,
Turn loathing from drunkard's grave.
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show the consequence he attaches TO low
prices. He, perhaps, more than any other
previous ruler in France, owes his success to
the commercial andindustrial elements of the
country; and in the same degree he Is -ihorc
interested in the security and stability of
these elements. An illustration OF the easy
condition of the working classes in Paris is
found in recent Report by the President of
the Savings Bank Of Paris, which states that
the deposits in that institution increased from
l5,305,434 francs in 1851 to 33,703,57S francs
in l852-that the highest annual number Of
deoostors in any year before lS4S was thirty
five thousand, the number in l84s ten thous-
and, and the number in 1862 forty thousand.
A scarcity of food that comes to substitute
misery in place of this prosperity, must have
a serious effect upon the political as well as
The commercial prospects of the country.
The United States are of course injurious
ly affected by monetary endorsements In
Europe from any cause. But the immediate
result upon our farming interests throughout
the country must in this case be favorable.
The means of conveyance from every part of
our grain-growing regions are now SO conf
plete that every farmer feels the high prices
in Mark Lane almost as surely as high prices
in his own county town. Our producers at
the present time have not only large supply,
but what is to them of full as much import
ance, they have large demand; and, with
the two combined, they must gain greatly. A
new impulse also will be given to emigration
from Europe to our farming regions of the
West. Even in the present prosperous year,
the tide of immigration continues as strong
as ever. During the last spring quarter
Seventy-eigM thousand came to our shores from
the United Kingdom alone, which is at the
rate Of more than three hundred thousand
yearly. A scarcity of food in Europe must
give an immense impulse to this tide-an i'm
pulse something like that which augmented
our European immigration from 102,4l5 in
1845 to 234, 756 in 1847. There seem to be
, two agencies at work to scatter the redundant
; population oc Europe over the world-the one
driving, the other drawng,-one intermittent
the other constant-both different and yet
both irresistible. We mean hunger and gold.
And both Of these agencies have already
combined in turning vast throngs to our own
q shores. We have yet to see these great
currents in all their possible magnitude, but,
if there is anything in the signs of the times,
the day for it is not far dstant.-Ne,o York
Courier.
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BRipcEPoRr, Sept. l2, 1858.

w. H.; CLARK:-
In passing through
Georgetown this morning in the coach on my
way East, the Post Master handed me let
ter from your committee of August 29th, (my
Post Office is Cadiz, which accounts for my
not receiving il sooner) inquirng of me
whether am in favor of the Maine Liquor
Law, and would use my influence, if elected
to the Senate, to procure its enactment, or
its equivalent in the State OF Ohio. 81.
have only to say that whether or not, my
influence shall be used in favor of such law
| will vote for no man for seat in the Leg.
islsture who does not come square out in fa-
vor Of a strong prohibitory law.
-r.... .....r. ~ r CHAS. WARFEL.
VIM. Smith, L. I. Dallas. Robt. Hamilton
Thos Michener and w. II. Clark.
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0tFDuring the recent low water in the
Illinois river, passenger having been so
imprudent as to dip up bucket Of water, the
captain was compelled to land keg Of
nails.
0yFLYING ABTILLERY.-Six guns have
been shipped from Jefferson BARRACKS on
board the Grand Turk, and are destined for
the frontier, in view of the Mesilla Valley
question and the recent disturbances along
the frontiers. The movement has signi6-
cant meaning.
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vigilant and determined in our opposition to
oppression; and may the daybe speeded
when our otherwise great and happy country
shall stand forth to the gaze OF the world
not as now, with the dark stain of Slavery
upon her escutcheon, but truly free and
independent. J. w. NEWPORT.
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COMMUNICATIONS.
Tcuspcrn,,ce Lcc,ure.

WASHINGTON LYcEuM, Aug. 29th, '53.
AT late meeting OF this society, it was,
on motion, UNANIMOUSLY resolved; that the
Editors of our county papers be respectfully
solicited to publish the following essay, de-
lvered before society by J. w. MuRPHy,
Esq upon the Causes ;,ading 10 GLemt erance.
JOHN MARSHALL, Pres,
Isaac IIAMMs, Sec'y.
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6.-The catalogue ofrsilway disasters in the
Unted States, Ior the last eight months, is
thus summed up; "Sirty fee casualties. one
hundred and sereniy SIR deaths. three hundred
and si.rty three maimsd or injured" r
0HrProll6c silver mines have recen,E
been discovered in Mexico said To be- nm.
surpassed in richness by any heretofore
discovered in Mexico or the world.
05-Phe steamship Louisiana recently con.
yeyed regim NJ Ot Government troops 10
BrOzos Santiago. They are soon TO be
followed by 800 more, all destined for the
Mesilla Valley, with a view to meet the
movements Of the MeAicans at thu, point.
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MERCHANTS.



NROc EHs. FORWARDING ( COMMISSION
VI MERCHANTS. Mora Sfaes,. Lyaosbsrg "a. a.
eeeisiHg. and have n large and sell sssoris
took Of Groceries Dry oeeds. Liqaar-, L.. 81. fe
emily purebased in the northern market fer Cab. AL
nve the attention Of friends ard tho pabilr gensE
fy give call. small profits and quick .iies
jail be motto The fIo~ing complies Poriioa
It O r Stock:
200 Bags Rio. T.axuira and Java Coffee.
20 bhds. \. o. Porte Rico s. cui,a Mplas.es.
lI5 bbl.. Crushed. Clarified Powdered aHd Coare
Sugars,
90 Packages Loaf Sugar
100 Kegs Mails. from 10 ~ dy.
20 Tons country lroa.
1000 iba. Cast, Shear aud Biisiet Steel,
100 Sides Sole Leather.
1880 b. Cotton Yarns.
800 bbl. Resulted add Oh Rye WhiskeY.
30 hhl. French and Appr Brady.
30 Csc. Stick asd Mas LillaFiee- best hraad.s
90 dozen Olive Oil.
% hhds. \. . & Porto Rec Sugars.
- Nova Scotia Grind Stunes, lassorted sifes)
20 bbis. Tanners OIL
Together with large and general a.sort meat q Eoe
rot enumerated al. Of which vii be -oi uPaa tie
sasoaable terms. TAYLOR, TINSLk1 & Co
MaFrhI7-ts
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PHILIP w. PAYNE,
Dealer in Fancy Il staple Dry Goods

N AIN Street Lynchburg Virginia, corner Store n
vi Curle's building formerly Known a' KYLE
corner begs leave call the attenng Of his friends and
the public his large and desirable stock If Spring and
Summer goods, embracing every article usually kept nj
The dry goods line, which will be offered term,
which cannot fail to please all who may gool
goods at low prices HIS friends and the public
nesly reques ed to call and examine his Stock as it will
nford him very much pleasure TO exhibit it.
It's
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MISCELLANEOUS
BUFFALO SPRINGS, AMmrps-

ID co. YA.-These Springs situated in A., =
counfy the Lynchburg and Buffalo Springs T.d'
about 90 miles from Lynchburg, and % from
and Is from Amherst Court House. The i,ndertsn,
having rented of DIR. Jan Saunders this yaunbl
perty, and much resorted watering place take o
ure IN informing their friends and the public pena.aI
TINT they have recently undergone thorough
St, many new Improvements and furnished win -s,
ani costly furniture they pledge themselves thar 80
exertion will be- used ON their part render all
table and agreeable TINT may favor them with call
either health pleasure. Bowling Saloon az.
Bath House have recently been erected and snlend;
Band of Music engaved for the Their table ;
be fu Finished with the best that the Lynchburv 49,.
Mountai aford-their Bar with the c6oc.'
Liquors, Wines and Segars-their Stables with a Ma,
of all of Proyender and their servants capno,
surpassed by any liz the State.
The properties ofthe of the Buffalo SPRINGS a
the of the Greenbrer White Supbus Spripes No.,
quite strong. There has been very recently di.eon
ed a spring Of the strongest Chalybeate water witbn
few hundred yards of the Sulphur Spring. Win liz
short and brief description. of this delightful waterna
place, close with old motto, only try US and ma
water. and il entire satisfaction given no char,
sill be made. GEO. w. A. RAlNE A.,
GEO. W. KYLE
TERMs.-Board per week fol sam
Children and servants half price On
Hose per week d0C
Blythe month whole season liberal deduction vill
he made. RAlNE Il KYLE
Jnpe 8-d6rt 1aup
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a. UNION COOKING RANGES Tn

"a. UNION COOKING RAEGES.-The
I'd subscrb, has just received from the North few
~ more of Pond's Improved Union Cooking Ran
ees for wood and coal which for economy and coHve-
nience have gained for themselves such yhat
they rapidly ticking the place Of all other arrange
mrnts for cooking purposes.
The water eask for keeping constant supply of hot
without any additional fuel is upon the most per.
feet plan Also hot air fixtures for warming additional
be attached If desired. Personal attention
given to the setting of them and all are warranted to
operate in the perfect Thousands OF ref.
might be offered but examination OF them
the store of the subscriber is sufficient satisfy every
enc OF their superiority any other fixture.
mar9-tf g. s. BLISS.
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MERCHANTS.
cr.RrIING IrELLIGENCE frosn

- THF ASTIPODES BY the arrival oil ths Ia
.sr. hriag the Hoag koHg Gazette o, aPf'l ISL
-. .st.il rssce from Shanghai u 2Sth March ne
fs. are latradictory. but il il generally
~, SAaaEhsi fowls arr looking hp an "nu
- 80 +. .dditsop TO these are IN possess-
- lhs he steamer Roanoke and Psrisen and hing
expre.s) Of fresh supply Of Gentlemen summer
cstinx and Furnishing Goods, consist n2 OF every V
- ~ rs P.t.rp Vests. White and Fancy Mar
IS. Ba,kes Drill Duck Linen. Crown canvass ana
sssasie. Pant.. Sc SHIRTs.-l5 dozen SHIRTS ne"
.fsI- hasons excellent pattern and warranted 70 D,
col $50 do1-u Sta ding and byron ply Cor
-. - 1,s,,an D,ssver. Silk Lisle and Cotton
"a Ter shirt. Cr.xais Socks and Gloves &c, Ju-t re-
reissd a for sale by a D ohht I'm - ~
= cots
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y OTIgE.-Ti Subscriber having heated n ~
y H0ase formerly occupied b the late FiehAFd I
rec ore door below the WsrNick House alaia Street.
Lyaeaurz takes this fnethod Of Informing hrs Fsco,
an tlse public generally that he !, re<eivins a.
tT,raiag large ard general assortment Il
Groceries, Dry Goods. Liquors Ac
recently purchased IN The Sorthera Cities TIC mes
favorable terms The loesiag comprises FSEsfea g
lis .fock
Rio Laguita. Java. ard Mazei.h CsEee.
\. o.. Porto Rica. and Cgka Me5xsses.
o.. Crushed. CIariscd Powdered. Loaf anz
CaTee Sugars.
Couatry and Bollsi Iron.
Cast. Shear and Blister Sssel.
Reetifed and Old Rye Nhisksy.
French and Apple Brandy
Tanners Oil,
Cotton Y0rns, Teas. Rice,
Brown and yarieg4ted Soaps.
Adannantine, Sperm and Taow Candies,
Besides many other articles too tedious to mention.
which ne is determined to sell reasonable terms
they can he bought in this market. Particular attention
paid tn Goods forwarded to my care and also, to tl
sale of country produce n. HOBSON.
AprilS-ts
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PRUsH MOUNTAIN MILL stones.

RRUSH WOUNTAEN MILL StOMes-
- The undersigned are procuring from their cee
rated quarry, the Bush Mountain Montgomery coun
~ Mill Stones and Burs of the very best quality The
reputation of these are widely known, but The
Railroad giving us increased facilities in filling order.
have ap, ointed Mcdaniel Hurt & Preston and 90.
& Johnson, Lynchburg, agents for the sale of N
who will receive and have them fulfilled nj Ia
shortest notice.
Our Address, 'lacksburg, Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL PRICE & Co.
james NJ. Williams, Danyille, Va, Reynolds & CO.
i.eaksvle, N. c. are also agents. I.P.&Cr
Fob l4-d&rts
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LAMEEA SOAE.-t.yery bo ~ and buy
l. family Soap, he best in the world.

4
l. family Soap. The best in the world
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.
Cold or waer-either soft, hard salt-may
be used with perfec Rub the soap upon the
,lotaes and then put them to soak for three four
houcs then take them rub them e9 then rinse them
cut. They will require but little rubbing after soaking
and boiling is required, is usual with other soaps
A large washing be done in onethrd less time and
trouble and expense than with any other soaps known
Fhis soap is warranted inquire in any way the
slightest FIBRE the skim anything that It'll applied
To- Il will remove any kind of Grease Paint, Tar Ink
Stains, &c. from any Goods without the least injury.
For sale by d. K. LYMAN.
Morcb5--ts
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NJ OEICE-The undersigned would mos; respect
fully offer their services to the Ladies OF lynch
burg to teach the of embroidery Velvet. Satin,
Cloth &C.. with Silk Worsted floss. They will also
make order ious patterns for Piano Ottoman,
Stool Chair and Table covers, Lamp mats fire screens
port foos slippers, Chdrnns dresses embl oidered &c
Residence on Tan-Y ord street, Fourth house, North
East of Poes Tan Yard. and third square leading from
Main street. where samples fthe work will be exhibited
with pleasure and terms made known.
MRS. S. G. SLAGLE s. DAUGHTER.
June 3O-d3m
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n CREAM ALE-We have hand, and ready
for sale loo Doz. double Brown stout, and 100 Doz
Cream Ale--a very erior article, put up expressly
for Hotels end amy 1t needs only trial to sat
isfy the best of udges-which invite call and SEQ
for themselves NJ CONNELL & son.
p. S.-Oriers from any distance thankfully received
and pnnct1ay dispatched. je 9--ts
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| EE d JOHN N-GROCERS 4. com
II MISSION MERCHANTS-MainS 81 Lyachbnrg
Va.-Are receiving very large Stock OF Groce
rcs Liquors, Wines, Domestic Goods, Tanners o Sole
Leather &c. e.. oil of which they will dispose of tn
their friends and the public generally the very bes:
lerms-Call and examine je Gels
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A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res
IA Peeifuliy asa continuance of the patronage 81
long bestowed upon him. 10 the concern end IN
this connection he deems it proper, To ask ali who
indebted to him Ia come forward and seitle their
counts without delay.
There many claims of long standing, vhehI mus
close up, and il is expected that all who know them
selves be indebted viii pay attention to this notice.
Ian S-dts s. DIUGUID.
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NJ Office My stock tools and hands for Gas Fit
" ting have all arrived in Lynchburg and | am now
fully prepared to execute all orders entrusted to mo
with faithfalness and dispatch.
would be thankful my friends to hand in their or.
ders prevent hurry about the time th gas is
To be put
No Bills will be presented sooner than the first OF JAM
nary under any circumstances.
ie %. dts A. &. DABNEY.
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NEGROES WANTED.-THE subscriber
~ having located in Lynchburg, will give the highest
prices for Negroes between the ages of 10 and 35 yeats
Those having negroes for sale. will find their inter
.,st to call on him Dibrelrs Hotel, Lynchburg, Va
Allcommunicatons will receive prompt attention.
nov 26-dxcts READ.
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! b N0NLIN,
JNO ID HAIRY Ely.

| CARD.-Jao p Harvey tenders his most SIN
\ s4e AK To his friends Tor their sery libel n pa
-. - -xs.as II Kim while in several oinrr houses IN
. T.. r,ae. Aal Ak continuance oi the same. liz
~ w asrsefso usc every exeriion to give satisfaction
rs. rrsaas Alteration w also be raid to the s@ OF nl
s5z7ss q produce,
"a 24=sRtz<
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WANTED TO HiKE.-1he subscribers
w wish To tire tor their work the Va. X Tenn
alrond, in the Mountain region of Va. number Of
.lroue and boys, for which liberal hire will be paid
They have had long experience in the management al
uegroes aud are themselves large owners. Hhed NJ
will receive the treatment in every respect
TINT they gave their own. One of be seen H.
lyEch5urg, any time III the 10Th of January the
Washington Hotel, NeCnrke Simpson Il Jones,
IRA; Mcdaniel & Hurts. They will also buy anil
buys. SCOTT 81 ADAMS.
dec p darts
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I'VE 6CULPTORS 81 MARBLE STONE CUT
7ERS, Formerly Of Phaadeip5ia) 1ain At, Licking
IN, Va. Bridge ST. Lynchburg. Va; Main ST., lib
ey, Va; and Main ST., Salem. Va, keep hund and.
make to order Northern prices Egyptian italian,
Northern and Virgnin Marble Manes plain and orna
m.ral Monuments. Tomhs. Head aud Foot Stones. Gar.
d-n Vnses; Counter Table, Bureau and Wash Star !
Tops made any size ut short notice All work II
he boxed up to go safe without extra charge.
One Of the FIRM is Architect and General Design.
in the Monumental Art and will furnish any design
from the plaines the costly, by ldressing a
line US and all work done by will give entire
satisfaction S any done North South.
R.cErr
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AIDES CLOTH GAaTEIsS.-Ah hand.
IA some supply of Ladies' Cloth CATERS and half
Gators with and without tips A fine rerod KID, and
inc white English Kid Slipper; pretty Child's Ma
Don Cloth Gaiter extra fine Ladies imported Mo-
rocco Lind,a heavier work just Mt hand CO.
ing fast SEABURf'S.
June 3O-ts
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cTEAm Waffle WORKS.

corner II Main and sh Streets wherewilibe founs
a fine assortment of Egyptian, ltalfan and American
Marble. Monuments, Tombs. Grave Stones, Mauiel
Freezes Of every dese1Ptisn WailP iates. kronts &c
ANY design In carving executed N the ueafesi man
ner Orders ffom the country, with city reference
rolnptly attended To.
Mr. r. having served BIZ apprentieeshirin one Of the
hrrest establishments in New York CITY. and having
,uneh experience in the business atters himself that
all work executed at bis shop will give entire saisiae.
lion a. any done North South.
Richmond July 14-lyd
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Ready-Nade Clothing.

II SUI erior make and finish made expressly Tor city
trade besides Others OF medium and ordinary wear to
which invite call from city and country friends
and the public generally.
Our stock Of Furnishing Goods is competeas quail
ry and quantity, without GUNNER ting the various art
ces We shall keep constantly on hand all articles III
The different departments Of our business.
We present ourselves the public for liberal share o
patronage and it shall be aim, it is desire, Ia
please all Who may favor with uch, feeling assured
tha if attention business and to merit success de
pend upon an observance of the rule do unto Others
AS YOU would they should do unto yon we shall NOT fail
April2-ts BAKER & CLAFEY.