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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-19

DILLARD a OGDEN,
GrOcers 4 Commission Merchants,
Offer fol- Sale Large Stock of Groceries,
tONSlS ING in part of the following articles New
" Orleans Porto Rico and Coffee Sugars; Java, La.
Ruyra and Rio Coffee; Iron, Steel and Nails of every
variety; For ign and Domestic Liquors large assort
of staple Dry Goods Hats Gaps, Boots Stoes and
indeed every variety of goods usually kept in Grocery
no, Sc. ] heir stock is the largest TINT il has
been their pleasure offer to the public Feeling
fdent they seos low ny house in the city they
respectfully solicit al, from their friends and the pub
lie generally, before purchasing.
WIN. s. DILLARD.
VIM. II OGDEN.
apl 6.ts Opposite the Farmers Bank
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-19
New Goods Received nearly every Week.

mo J.PURYIS, Ag't. desires a expect. to do a
- much larger DRY GOODS BUSINESS in future,
and with view this will receive New Goods, at his
Store almost every week in the year. He is opening
This Morning, April 9th, 1854
Mantilas and Tnpas new style.) splendid new style
Dress Goods Cnpes and Sleeves. Grass Skirts, Gloves
Laces Ribbons large lot Mnrseilles Quilts Parasols,
Fans, Sc, &c. Terms of doing Business CASH nth
omdiscounL
p. S.-My friends and the public generally will
please consider the runous effects of the CREDIT
SYSTEM both to buyers and sellers, and then call and
buy their goods of me for CASH JNO. J. PURvIS,
hpl 8.dts Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-19

lNEATHERS. 1000 lbs. Fresh. Live Geese
l. Fenthers-just received and for sale by
apl Its LEE g. JOHNSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-19

feb 10 dim Manufacturer.
N..E GREAT PLANO AND music
/ EstablislpineU HORACE WATERS 1913
Broa1way New York. TEE best and most imrro, ed
Piano and Meoleons. r. Gilbert & Co.'S World
Fair Premium Panos with or without the Hpean, aud
with iron frames and circular scales. The merit of
these instruments is ton we know need f.fther
mendation. GlLBERT's BoUDoIR Pianos. elegant in
sirument for small HALLET Il CuMsToN's
PIANOS of the old estab ishcd firm of laiet &Co Mr.
W being sole ngent for all the above Panos, offer
them lower than any other house Horace Waters
Planes manufactured expressly FOR him, having great
power of tone and elasticity oftnuch 1913 Broadway is
the largest depot for Muscn instruments in this
try afrdng an opportunity for selections be had
elsewhere Secondhand anos great bargains.
Price from 500 to$ 75. Every instrument fully war
ranted or the money refunded
MELODEONS-Goodman & Baldwins Pa
tent Organ Melodeons, with RANKS of keys
"A sweet and powerful ins rnment. Prices from $75 to
5000. s. ID. e. II w. Smiths celebrated Mendeons,
Martins unriUaiiod Guitars, Browns laps, Flutnas,
Yions Brass instruments &c. &c. Denlers supplied
with Pianos and Meloeons factory prices 124 per
cent discount to Clergymen.
MUSlC.-This list comprises tho products Of the
great ma sters Of both the American and European
nens and is receiving constant additions by extern
sve publication Of the choice and popular prices of the
day Dealers in Music, and Teachers of Seminaries
wishing Ia purchase any music published, make ar
engagements for continued suPpli' of Mr. Waters
issues will find il to their in crest TO call forward
their orders. Music to any part of the Union
Canada-, postage free. HORACE WATERS,
apl5 3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-19
FRESH ARRIVAL,
New a. Fashionable Readymade Clothing

NEW a dSilOndDic 1teduy ulduc NiOtuiuS
VNtIE subscribers beg eaSe Ia announce to their old
i friends md the public generally thnt they now
receiving the Lynch burg Clothing Emporium, their
Spring Stock OF Rendy-mnde Clothing, consisting Of
every variety aud style of Geailom MS ware also,
beautiful assortment ot Cloths, Ca tsmorcs and Vest
ings all of Which offer very low prices for cnsh
punctual customers the usual credit
We hAs engaged tho services OF Mr., James II. Ed
wa DIS who will attend 10 the cutting department Of
business, and shy those who wish their clothing
made 10 order, furnish them with the most
beautiful goods before brought t. this market and
have them mae up in the fashionable style md
in every case, fit warranted Those in want will do
well To give call before purchasing elsewhere
determined to sell at prices to suit the times.
npSts HATCHER LOCKWOOD g. co.
New and Fashionable Furniture WareIooms,
In the Building Formerly known as the Second
Presbyterin Church, Upper end Main street,
a tew doors beiop Liberty Udrehonse.
| HAVING 10 med connection with onrC1
of tho largest aud hest appointed manu- tSAs
g.eskrJ factories ut the Nolh and ma 10 ample " ~
arrangements fo the manufacture of Furniture in the
city, am opening, Mt the above Houte, large
and complete assortment OF Fashionable Furni.
tire be f. und in the State, embracing all the
standar rtcles usually found in houses Of this kind
together with many recently introduced ind never be-
core exhibited in this city.
My stock has been manufactured expressly for this
market-a large portion from new and orignal designs.
finished expressly for this esablishnen-made of the
best materials and furnished In tho most elegant style.
Articles of Northern manufacture will be furnished mt
Northern retail prices cost of transportation added
Those prefcIing articles Of Home mnnulacturs will nj
ways fiji d large stook onh1nd from which to select.
From my long experience in the rndc, and possessing
lnciItics unequaeh by any house in the CITY, respect
fully solicit call from NIL wishing purchase, feeling
confident at -ha be able To plensc both regards
price md quality of w,rk
To Hotels and Boarding Houses furnished at the
sh ;, test notice Hair and Shuch Mattresses made
order EDWARD J. FOLKES.
mi I7.Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-19

A LUM WATER.-l this day living
"A supply of Alum Water in whole and half barrels
direct from the Springs in Rockbridge county.
npl 8ts A. b RUCKER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-19
WTINDO SHADES, WINDOW

w Shades have just opened my Spring sup
ply of Shades which far surpusses any stock in this
city the attention o tho Ladies is respectfully invited
examination of them before buying elsewhere us
sellig for very small profits A. WINSTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-19
ARRIVAL OF THE ARCTIC.
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YORK, April l6.-The Arctic has arriv-
ed. Her dates from Liverpool are to the 4th
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,TEsT NEWS By THE MAILS.
nECLARATION OF WAR.
DECLARATION.

,,n the Supplement to the London Gazette
ro'" Tuesday, March 2S.)
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-20
passengers Arrived by steamers

r.., Nv,v yonw--.3,, m, Blnck WIyrior 7 4
Mr. Anna, tadyand servant Maddox r Chute, MeIoon,
Marshall Fobsrt Mr. Gnns Mrs Adrian, has swan M AT
walk Mis- Kelley asa ss;s Reaef as leon M io
Ioss Ronss - g Hsmitp ANTHONY II Ashbrisg srs
snso M james sair lady Miss
;. ~ II fsisvea Mn Carts sug.t Simpson Henshsw,
lain Gsncy Il Gordon corunado Fernande
ysgla s Mous Patuso, de
naeur family Gxvea Mr. Hoaemon
and lady, Mrs Block.
FRoa ALExANpaiA-by ne Lone Star
n M Ioekstt w r. Abserou, Geo May, Virgil, Binir.
Blair KDgors, w Gilmore X Arnt'ug, Y y Whkns
DR. " W wilkins, Jas bssie.
FROM ALExArpnIA--bya NE Scanp Fon
N, f,recn NJ Gardni HILL Dezisr, M CGlgsn Mr. Hart
Benton W q Saans ~ " a " "
Cochran q L coln Rat Mccoy, lady asldren.
Oo'a'AA, : --II , u. g. 49,.
FROM LoUIsyiILE--5yue SottheTnr:
Ms fl.,t child and ssvaut Miss Lynch lady, Mr.
Aexardsr sad Cher and lAdy Mr. Lane spd adl
Mrs Gen Taylor MI Wy Bsa Nh William ~ ~ ~
NJ Psyton D Mercer Mr. Baldwin, r srmony family, Mr.
Dunkin iii Drapi MI Ha Mr. Caywn and M Ksney M q
MIR Cook
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-20

ittse offered resolntiou oonfornaby TO petition Of
residents on Common street prohibiting sssera OF the
large hotels from empttng tsis prvies into this CUTTERS
II that street. and imposing of 500 upon sny hotel
in any part Of the city that shall continus the praetce
which unanimously adopted An ordinancs forbid
ding the sale Of oysters between the Meat and Vegetable
Markets 10 the second District under penalty Of $50
for each violation adopted An ordinance prohibit
ing from feInsning open after ~ O'Clock At
nelt and from opening before III the morning, under
penalty Of $50 for each ofsnse adopted. An ordi
nance 10 reference to toyeppes requiring space Of
inches between each pipe and any combusbls material
with projection three feet from each roof wall and
that tie smoke shall not annoy nsighbors people in the
street. under penalties, was adopted.
After other unmpcrant business the Board adjourned
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-20

AAps.''e y .H ioss-soss4s 5o-=1s41e
stock ON hand, not cleared .l7S,45o 1897
TOBACCO We did not hear Of sale. Factors ask
ing very full prices.
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs. Sugar was in good re-
quest with sales of 1000 hhds at 31s0Ss& for Fair to
Fully Fair and Az 4Xe for Prime. OF Molasses 1000
bbls were sold at l6@16ze p gallon for Prime and
Choice as 39 i
FLOUR. Improving and 500 bbls disposed Of lncu-
ding $50 superne St. Louis at 50 u.s. 800 supertne and
Fancy in lots, at SO s7s0se So 200 Extra Illinois at
SO as, and $50 Unbranded at SIS 80 v Dbl.
GRAIN. Corn was still scarce, and 500 sacks We're
sold in lots at s10$1 2 also Monday evening 224o
sacks at 81 bushel Oats 1900 sacks st. Louis
taken in five lots, at 7ht "a bushel .s4
PROVISIONS. Pork dull and we noticed sales
of 200 bbs Mess at about $12 So and SO at $ls y Dbl
with some retail lots at $40 500 OF Bacon 90 casks
Sides sold at about no and SO OF Shoulders at
a H OF Green Meats lot of 100000 tb was sold at
for Hog aud Of $4,000 Ii at the same price,
Lard was lower kegs but active and We noticed sales
Of about 500 bbs and erces Prime Old In tour lots at
1Ot and $500 kegs Old in two lots also at 1o1 q h.
COFFEE Sales 1900 bags Rio, of which 400 at s10
| SIX, SIS at o. $50 at X, and 100 at exc q fb.
/ ROPE IA lot Of 15O coils Fancy (Richardson's) was
/ sold at 90.
CANDLES. Sales $50 boxes Star at 23, and so at
235ss q Ii. Is
WHISKY. Declining, with sales of Is bbs Raw at
1885, 100 Deans Extra at 3d. other lots at
4 v gallon
i FREIGHTs. "A ship was taken for Genoa at Nv fol
| Cotton, and for Trieste at ID
Il EXCHANGE. =. Demand moderate at our quotations
Sterling l060l07 and l07
New York Sixty day Bills. v ct discount
Sight Checks on New York. par 0h " prem
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-20

steam oats.
ohie, Brieksl, from Cincinnati.
5sag5 Ophsias Dmtry, from baiae s e9s.l
E' Southerner, Csticrlin, from Louisville.
w W Farmer new, from Nstohex-
| isH Mncc ure, IRON Lobdells Store.
Compromise Or, from Fort Adams go = 7
p. +. Kmbali Bosdwsil, from Grand Lake.
IoneS Star, Smith from Alexandria,
Laurel Hill Cotton, nom Iobdst's Store.
Tyboai Defiance snbury the down aud
Couuce bark Diana and r Suan and Mary
6 brought up ships Zeneyiaa and YIN Witheiis.
EXPORTS.
NEW yoRKshp Dos bale. cotton . Do vol Y
bhmoaszos, Ia oil cake 70 h
mosa, 6st hides. 700 nests halkeia a.
NRw yoRKhp csna4I6 hsles cotton 100 no rope enngt
| 80 do rags, 10 binds sugar. ia bhs moiasses
NEW steamship Empire cylso hams 81 bSls
| do srgar do.
BALTAloRR-shp Amsricaneto bales Cotton tsa bids fugA
/ 1900 bbla laolassss, SIS haIs hides ~ Pkgs
PHLADELpHIA-Brig Alfred AxAisae hhds sas $50 hhis
asses, - balea hemp 800 hides, ~ rols leather, &s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-20

eiss- ssse sss aosr, lsoe ess's
aes q 1s@i
~ s0'-' 80 1850
IMPORTS.
Cen so',s hd. Sugar se' r.'ssa y s'tsr
= unss So g oaer.
coAsT-sshr ss..a-s'o 81. : raea.sss I stasr.
COAST SIP Boosn $50 " hti. ,aal.sss' y atd.r.
CIV ,sar,ss s,.
VIM ba ra,osd irea ts order
N.Y. YORK g1 Ss Asa.,ss Mss
ss ? ss9.s1 sss I
s ';ss. ssag Sss ssa ess
csrroso cavsss aess Carroll PrIsshAra asoi csrsea 4
sssa ssa 1T st ssss
.g s.. Ls.ss. Z, s. SC III i
Glove esa sso,E dsIsIa s1as ssash.as D,sas
Ess.,ss rs'1
ct Ra,sy ssys . ~; gl.
I'll as ct n se
Ssg vnahosE Ssss Sorrisoss Alfred Maaros &eoa sisI-
sy arsa siooa j1s sass W.
9 Soaas p.r f'ta , w Pops
E.on ssoi7o 81 Psni..I Robson Ailen4 Roth sIoss
soi IN Ivme hso.i q " Jno TSrnsi srieoa
Hsssa & wian. ssIas. Ssei ' Tsonsn~
80 various pkss- ---
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ohi.s ss n beef ~. isr Y
aa eli To- ~ esnsiss 10 do soap Lsnd eos
Wright starch $50 d
ar.a hhss Do H,n,ea g ~ paps. ssssss
W. a ri RI H. HI ,so
assSs q III ss TsS e e r
sampson Kssse-as pigs telasue DO Bsae
o .dss, 3 s g r 4
ha bbis whisky 50 honey 50 dog boes and ssnrss
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CATTLE MARKET.

TuEspAY EVENING, December 10, 1854 N
The arrivals to-day we're unimportant, and moderate
supply of stock Offering sale. good inquiry pre-
vailed, and prices firm At quotations
NM EE s.. ST. 81.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-20
PORT OF HAVANA.

Arrived sth--Am brig Northern Frost, from Mobile
| brig Hiberna Walton, from Pensacoa 5I5-
H. Br Am brig Rusean, Garry, 81 days from Boston
L brig Sam Peters, Smith, days from New Orleans
L Nancy Treat, Bechef, Cafdenas.
| Am schr Yuba, BippT, In Q days ffsm Mobile
Sailed sh Sp Onto Laraehsgn osan ballast.
| Am brig Lion Inge for CaSdeuaa, in ballast
IN chr w Arthur, Hnikins, or Mobile, l5h.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-20
WANTED.

XNT ANTED-By young lady, q Situation as
Wv SeAmp apvnie family thorough knowledge
dressmnking. L. at ihn office. dis Spst-
NM ANTED--A TEACHER Of the French Lam
wv Ruageons capable giving Instruction in Vocal and lnsiru
liberal will be paid Address
nia q i95 III r. PARKER, Alexandria, La
~ HEATHING COPPER AND METAL
~ Shessng Copper and Tin nsoed "a 20 Is ouncss
Ia "a ouncea For sale by STARK, DAY & sTAUFEER,
= lila ka = street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-20
CLOTHING.
GROCERIES.

\ II. ". adams,
/ GROCER,
Il Corner Of Front, Commra and Fsltpa szeeh
W. eosnty and compss xasastsn q ero-
EHrSTEAMB0AT STORKS-Spse alsnnn pnSd % kssptnR At
all times full stock ofeies quirsd By Bcats $50 ssp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-20
ANUS FEMTE.

ynRLEANS THEATER. = Iitt hsDAT, necem-
tsr II. nxht Opens, Verdi, Ja
KusALsM- ssssrs. Bsrdss, Genisssi; Nina. CaniS5eF
who hsys engHgsd rsqusstSd " l
f ibsu Tickets be O'clock otherwise shsy will ~
a. Ts psbls are informed that 90 Gsnsspls
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-20

Denns Gwen arrested IN tnt Thru UstIIc5 o1
ybt at the request of their wives who charge them
LIN dr,nsepness and cutting up Michael Carl was
tna same sven;no ut the request of his wife, who
II a,rss rim with threatening her life re
'-'e'S ,,.ua ha,ono;no IN Mr.
JUGaLEhs.-hemie, e1".S 80, =. ~.
Lynch Is under arrest IN tne
mysterious conceamene q SONS pose'es -.
Moxshon's yard. VIM Grooear was aso arres'eu ,ol
hiaing WY esss thsss tries q Recorder Jackson
=. u....... r.4har;,a I Russsl1
BREACH OF TRUST = oaene.ine - N11.1
yesterday made affidavit before Recorder
one Ramon Miser, on INV. AZ - - Ia aaoo.,od
refusing to deliver to her SO worsh o. ae.
husbands wardrobe which sne nao #'' i Az
| safe keeping. warrant was issued. @{ ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-20

RIO DS JASEIRo Bark gsss- sss9 bbs -four 1900 exnss
KEY WESTshr IAbois snsa $50 bs and %
fop IS tb polk lido bs tb lsfd 30 DO
corn do oa atnzlss lumber and suuds
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-20

I'D ICE-150 casks, for sale by
lw H. u STONE co. cor fulton, essyisr aud Isvss
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

. tSvN ECHANICS' INSTITUTE POPULAR LEG
IVA TuREDr PAIGE the celebrated Electrician
iogn on New York. will deliver Introductory Lseinrs
THURSDAY EVENING December 81 hhifps o'clock Seat
Ladies aud Gentlemen respectfully invited to attend
eB DR.. PAIGE, with his colleague, DIR. r. A. MERRILL, hav
Rooms The yean9nh House, where their professional
Win bsTsndsrd desired Reception hours FOE ri. 70 SP.
tdl mai
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-09-22
CNHEAP! CHEAPER!! CHEAPEST!!-
~ MIR. SAMUEL KLINE

Has just returned from the Eastern Cities, with the
LARGEST and BES L stock OF Goods ever offered in
this market.
His stock is composed in part as follows
"A very large assortment of Black Sk French, Eng.
lsh and american Black SILK ~ in. wide, al one dol
offered in this market. Also l7O pairs OF unde,
sleeves of the very hest quality, at most any price
suit customers. l35 chemisets of the very hest quail
ty from IS cts 10 piece. Also, of the gesl
stock of DOnneis and Bonnet Trimmings that was
brought this market Also $50 Parasols al 25 per
cent cheaper than Wheeling prices Also, $50 pieces
OF Lawn one yd. wide, at 81 Wosentedord colors 81
II yard Also 20 pieces Of Berege DeLain from lsi
TO 25 Also, avery large stock of Deanes 25 per
cheaper than offered west Of the mountains. 200
pieces OF Calico very good, at 81 per yd. Also very
Muslins Bleaehed and unbeaohed and eolored; also
Brown muslin yd. inches wide &c per yd.i also, a,
large assortment of check aso 20 pieces OF Bed tick
ing, very good at 2t yd. Also one oil the best
sortments of idkfs and hose and gloves of all coors
size the hest offered in this MARKET ALSO Laces
and INNINGS of all descriptions al prices 10 suit the
asO of the largest assorimenis OF Cloths
Cassimeres, Yestings Sstinetts, Tweeds and Summer
ware the best that brought 10 this town,
e5 per cent cheaper than sold before; also very
large stock of umbrellas very cheap; ALSO good stock
I'm Wheeling; also, large stock Silk, Panama, and
Summer Hats than any other establ in
towa also notions of all descriptions usually kept in
a dry goods store.
CentsI have very large stock Of Ready Ade Cloth
ing at 30 per cheaper than any other establish
ment west of the mountains. Please call aud satisfy
that my stock he largest aud cheapest ever
offered In this market, and oblige
apr. 81, 1884. 5, KLINE.
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(NALL AND JUDGE FOR YOUR.

{ NALL AND JUDGE FOR YOUR
~ selvcs.-WnEAr q CHAPMsg iohbers of notions
aud Fancy Goods, Monroe street, Wheeling Va We
would call the attention Of merchants and pedars TO our
Spring stock, which we receiving, consisting in part
Of
$4,000 rolls Wall Paper. of every quality;
1900 Window Paper;
800 " Velvet and common borders;
l2 doz Fire Board patterns;
Cotton aud Silk Hosiery of every descriptions
Silk, cotton, and Iise Thread Gloves;
Spool and Skein Thread;
Suspenders, Lace Goods, etc.;
Note, cap, Letter and wrapping Paper;
School and Blank Books;
Hardware, cutlery combs buttons
Pins, Needles, hooks and eyes,
Zephyr worsted, sewing silks
States stationery, brushcs
Pertumery, gun caps, fishing hooks and lines,
Together with every small article kept by country mer
chants. "
IFTheso Goods laid in expressly for iobhng aud
will lie sold at small advance for trade i'm hand
lTThc highest market price paid for rags, feathers
hax seed ginseng, beeswax, WOODEN soc ks etc. in ex
change, or for cash. March o. Ia51
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-09-22
THROW PHYsIC TO THE Dogs


Puivcrmacher's Hydro Electric Vol,aic Chains,
Producing instant relief from the most acute pain, an
'isn, painful and sweIled Joints Neuralgia of
'ha Face, Deafness, Blindness, st. Vitus
Dance, Palpit atoms OF the Heart peri.
odlca Headache, Pains IN the SION.
ach, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, u.
terine Pains, Paralysis, etc
ihete chains were first introduced i'm the CITY or N.
hok less man one yea since, and after heur
'olinrough trials in every hospital in the civ and a,l
piled by Drs Valentine Mott Carnocbsp W. u nv,
and Others, It was discovered ,bat thcy noss,s az n
ana wonderful power in the relief and cure of the nS"y
Sass OF diseases aud their sale, aud tho success tbs
hhs attended their use is unparalle
rfevous To their introduction into this country the
Sy we,S assa IN every hospital In Europe aud
England; ana also In the United States.
"TniNK CLOSE AND PONDER WE'LL"
The principles upon which IL Is claimed Chsin
produce Their marvellous cures are hrst-that all Ner
Vous diseases are attended aud produced by
snppy oi nervous mud, and an agent that resembles
o'SeIoi'y' or electro magnetism; and second
that lhe electro magnetic chains by being worn owe,
ana upon Tho part aud organ diseased furnish To the cx
hasteu ,n nervous hud which is required to produce
healthy action through the entire system Nodiyustins
nosrum allowed TO he taken while using the chains
required. Brisk friction upon the mari dscseJ adj.
mnen 70 he effects OF The chains, by increasing thoiI
magnetic power. N"
One Thousand Dollars
wll be given TO any person who will produ ced som
wen authenticated eerthca of cure Loth iron, tsl
aHu tNlthtlHc physicians, hAy n led
effected by the uso OF PuVerachers Eleetric Chsinl
Ihey never fail 70 perform what they are advertised n
do, aud no person has been dissatisfied who h,
given them trial. ""'
IN FEMALE CASES
more Than one hundred permanent cures of Prolaps,
uter have heen effected within the last wear by ths
q, , ,hsse chains, Byappyng one end ithe chain oy
o region OF the abdomen, and the other upon the sni
lust above the hip, the usual severe symptoms sias
10 hat disease are Al once removed.
MODE OF USE
The chain should be moistened before use with CO,
mon vinegar, and then one end OF the chain should
applied directly 10 the seat OF the pain or disease and
BE NOT DECEiVEDi The Electric cbains
not TO cure all diseases; but for Nervous Diseases n
claimed that No Medical Agent in the woTId has N,
Chain. 80 ~ Wv N''N"
INSTANT RELIEF from the most sen,a ,.i,,
rpodueed al the moment OF Apphcs cston much more q
forms, =" any VI
Call aud obtain apamphlei (gratisJ
sTElNERT, Sole Agent,
. 36s broadway, cor, Prince h
sold BY u, ALEXANDER, ~. Cisirsyille. One
Jan, 81, Issi.-y ' O'''
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-09-22

EPIrAPH IN ToRRIsGTos CHURcHYARp, De.
Won
'1She W ns-my words urc wanting to say what,
Think what woman should bo she was that."
Which provoked the following reply
"A woman should be both wife and mother,
But Jenny Jones wos neither one or t'other."
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-09-22
NEW CHEAP CASH sToRE-Tom.
lNRESH DRUGS!-JAMrs W. Cn1nns

n UHOLESALE .fND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
North side Main street, st. Clairsve, Ohio.-IIas on
hand and VIII sell cheap: Drugs painis Oils; Dyestuns
Liquors, OF every descriptions Dentists surgical aud
Veterinary Instruments Penknives; Razor straps and
shaving Creams of all kinds Bruses every variety
Cosmetics, perrmcres OF all kinds; Bank Books; Let
ter, Note and Fooscap paper; Wndow.gless, and Hol
low glass ware; Teas Chewing Tobacco, &C. &c.
lie has also on hand alarge supply of Castor and sweet
Oh; Godireys Cordial; Baeman's Drops; Opipeldoc;
Essence of all kinds Backing, large and small Inks of
all coors, &c. 1880 -
Ihankiu to his customers for the liberal patronage they
nave gwen to the old firm, he would ask continuance
of the same.
lie particularly invites the attention of country mer.
chants promising il they will give him call TO furnish
mem win any article in his line low they can be
bought IN The same quantities, in the Eastern Markets
March 2j, 1853