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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-07
Ilaiiel,o.e Righ.s Of Aneri-

The following are not enumerated IN the Dec
hrat.on q Independence
10 s7oa any trade or business without APP
prsntcestlp or experience.
To mssT without regard to foftane, state OF
health, position, or opinion of parents or friends
IL have wife and children dependent on the
eaatiase les Of bus ness. and, in case of sud
d,n drsN,. ieave them wholly unprovldei for
10 pa II upon hirelins strangers The h'eFa :
", moral, and religious education OF children.
10 eaca children no good t.ade, hoping they
VIII have when grown up, wit enough to I've
on the Industry Of other people.
Ioeuly the general sympathy when made
bankrupt by reckless speculation.
10 cheat the government # possible.
70 hold Office without being competent y
discharge lis duties.
10 bgli houses with nine and six inch walls
snd 80 to the funerals Of tenants, frc-men, an
others, killed by their fall, weeping over tn
mysterious dspensat,ons Of Providence.
10 build up cities and towns without parks
aud call pestilence visitation Of God.
10 Aesnn rum-sslling, and deplore the N
crease Of crime
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II Dxersloxs UspEn TuE Posi- Orr

~ DkcrsioSs UspEn tbs Posi- ofTtcE
L,ws--A postage stamp, CIT from stamped
ease'ope, caaaot be ass4 Tor postage.
A Postmaster, nnlsr ~ &C instances, Is a!
LEVIED 10 open 4 latler MT addressed TO hin.
Wen letters are lnis.-sent. il il not lawful 10
charge postage f,r forwarding.
All new !apsta having words written Oh or
in them, arc subject TO letter postage.
70 ent,tIe pape.s to be set t. hora file sub
seriber, al h.i cent each, ial! ga. teE'a
postage required in advance.
It's improper FIR deputy p,s'nsstefs 70 re-
nave the wrappers Of pubic dJca a et''s ftaaE-
Ell by Members OF Con ,ress.
No paper, or thing, excepted bills or receipts
Of plblisher,, can De sent enclosed n news
paper wthou, suhjec .ns the whole TO letter
postage.
Bona file subscribers to a weekly paper
whose post oisi.a i. in an a ADJOINING county are
allowed t. seeeise papers published IN coan
tylnw atch they live, fee Of postage.
Any msrk NTH pen on circular, such
date or any thing Of tue kind, subjects It to let
ter postage.
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school Books.

~. xoull call the especial attention
80. ;,,erested in the cau,e OF educa.
= - he New Advertisement OF Bur
$50 The books ADVERTISED va
.xam;ned carefully-hnvc used them
'~ ..dococue, anc can recommend them
:, excellent works. Smiths Geography
.,,o, we believe is the only one
=, -h;cb kept pace with the times; and the
~. o,e which, gives the information
~. ,.o,, generally desired. The arithmetic
!. !, improvement on the old plans and
'.,,,;n, many advantages winch oul
49, s.a,,l, should be in possessiin OF.
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..4.as.-- 1850 - -
a Good Excuse.

Thee, a society in, eS'sleee-' "h'eh IKE
"a, olher associations Of the Kind Las a stan
I., i. ,h., al mambeFs who come late OF
..,.,t ,hsmsaIye. shall be fncd certain sum,
n.,.. ,hoy ara able TO give sufficient excuse
a. ,,.anc,, or absence. On one occanon
,,o,h.r came in a'ssr hours, s'ii Tie Chairman
.,,.I h, excasa for being LATE: 'Reai'y, SIT,
I,,. no, able 10 %, here before. Domesti"
s,abic.--p.rplssisies Of II ind :! cans OF Say
..;eb w;ll die frat. my wife or mr. daughter
llhr sad he Chairman, expressing nae'
,;,.r,,ion for the father and husband, !
"a, no, aware Of that. Remit the tihe, MT.
s..r.ary: the excuse is a good one
n. member consequently to'k his seat. lac
,.,, morning another member net him AL
9Th f..lin, asked him how his wife ani dsuya
tor were2
in exce.lea, healh,' rep lea he.
sHowa | though, you said you I'd not kno"
which would die frat?
did; and am still in aaandary, time how
s,.r, will decide the question:
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mospERFrL DIscovEaY has recently bnrn
ns ~ 1T .ors this city. in the treatment
lungs We refer TO "Dr Curtiss Uyona", VI III tn n
nailng Hygean vapor and Cherry STrn,a " VIZ ia,
.his newme'hod DR.. C. has restored MAN. .ns i.n
Na ones TO perfect health az an eriSanr" ~
WIN, ne has innumerable certificates Snaop "
ing OF the treatment physician remark. ~ a..
ss,uen. mat inhaling-constantly breatbjna as
ns, nearing vapor, the medical properi~S
the aerial cavity of the lungs and tbos "noie o.
me many and varied changes urainred 'S ,,''s
.nem when introduced into the s.omacs 'n no[.
subjected to the process of digestion Ths L u,'
peana Is for sale at all the druggists tbronrbn:,
JAN 14th. YIN Dfct"naa OF
see advertisement ofMedicatel Inhalation n
another column of thispaner '"'"'''h III
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4 "SysxuasrAseE" I've saw German
,.,.s ,effsrm feat he other day with street.
washing hose, which, We would venture a wa
..r h. VII never repeat. lie was weittne
dawn the walk, AMI, for some purpose, desired
40, the sire N f5r more II, but there beng
n, p.pe on III. hose, he attempted to Sop II w''n
hi, teeth lie succeeded pretty well for sa'r'
ti~., but IN an ualucky fl; Of absent m'nde j.
s.,s he released lis hold, AMI there ehsned
scene! He seemed to fl up and run over IN
nsaeat, HI, face assumed plrPc II &c, Il
eyes projected, and his hands waved aooat -
aa.ly. Instead o: iet,in. 60 OF the tube, nc
,i,s.,d 4, raa. all II vas only waea he nal
Stretched The hose to lis ls5gsh That 1t fsl! from
hi, m,uth: even then he dia mi stop RAINING
|, wss the most lailcrols resalt OF .t.. iassy We
ever Witnessed DAT. DIM.
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baa " Bcar.---A great bull and bear fight
occurred Oh the 4th ult., at Iowa Hill Calfor-
MA. A fearful seine occurred. The bull was
~lld' and the bear = grizz.y Of the largest s'ze'
~as caught : few DAYS presi asly. ihe ms
ant the animals beheld each other they made
'pf'ng' the bear raining himself 10 strike, and
ne DULL lowering his read for a plunge. The
'0a'e' Was tremendous, and in about twenty
"'aales the bull, with one ear bitten of his
nose torn aud neck severed mang.ed, laid bis
'eseelous enemy dead in the centre OF the ar.
eha The o@n,r Of the bull offers to let hin
ash' any bear sot exceeding him in weight
na' can be produced, for wager Of any sun
ctween $1,000 and $4,000.
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who Wants !?

y. hare now on hand at this Office a
.,nD,v Of BLlsx MORTGAGES, Bonds
Norrs, Ex.eurloss, sUnraSAs' ana
-, rs,k will have BLASx DEEDS oil a
,;,r oaallty.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-07

'' ~.p' i''h u NhoopiHg- cough, Hear
X. son OF John. b. and a!nda Whea'l.r aro,
one year, nine months, three weeks. and or,
day.
AS dies the gentle evening breeze.
As siuks the golden orb 10 rest,
So his pure spirit sank to ease,
And G lady Joined the spirits blest.
His little body rocked with pain,
Until lfes brittle threads were riven,
Turned to It's parent dust again,
HIS spirit TO is native heaven.
Thus God in wisdom did recall
The dearest boom to moral gwen,
And though consigned 10 earth our all,
His spirits praising God in heaven
Then lo'eing parents dry your tears,
Mourn not tor one so truly blest--
May he who all our sorrovs bears;
!npart his grace, AMI gya vou rest
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-07

TIME UNDERSIGNED returns thanks for the
patronage he, has heretofore received anu 70
lirits share for the future. lie is still Oh hand
j, hia abtf Sauth or the Court house iii Upton
where lie i prepared TO execute with dispal,h
and neatness all ioh. in the line Of biaE ksmtsA-
80 a,,I hor.aslroeiup L. n. JONES.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-07

his CgxrAtSr ~ be GOOD. Dag ~ aay uew
evidence Of it, power, and new proofs Of is
efficacy are continually developed. lis fact
bcyogd tie power of cssil CT caal.F aais; ior,
that II - lnfaiiahIe in the cure of all Iumos<,
Uulcers, Sores, Burns. letters, Plies. scrofr-
la, Fry 81 PEAS. ChiihAans, Scald Head, Sore
eyes .Qainsy, Cronr. RhumatIssn, Broxea Breast,
Ague it the Face, Germs, sc. Il eomrlet.l~
restores the lnsenslbie pcrspration. and by
this means opens those avenues ~ which Ma
t0re Intended 10 espel the muEbld matter OF the
ho3y-'hus - the system ciea sed, Tie blood
purified, aud the hea .th restored. 1t has pow
or Ia sause all external Sores scgofanus H.-
n,ots, SKIN D,erases. ana poisonous Weuad<,
10 discharge their Putrid matter, and then heal
them.
Ii is rightly termed all-hoa'ing, for there is
scarcely a disease. external or internal, that Ii
will not benefit. Ii las been used ior the last
fourteen wears for all disease. OK lie Cheat,
Consumption and Liver, involving the utmost
danger and responsibility, and not IA one case
has II failed to benefit when the patient was
within the reach nf mortal means.
li.E~ For sale in TPton, by A. Gilbert, agent
for Cedar county, Iowa. ALLY
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Job " 0rk,
ccDsRCouSVY DIRECTORY.

County Officers.
s. A. BIssELL, Judge.
]. ". CATTELL, Clerk.
J. c. BETS, Reer. and Treas.
J. IL, BlRELY, Mterif
5. DEW ELL, Surreyof.
A. FORD, Coroner.
]. HUBER, Prosecuting attorney
]. X. SNYDER, s. I. {. q ID. c
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THE UNDERSIGNED keep constantly o.,
-. 81 steel Also Nail. and ali other ar.i-
eles * Hardware crpy
n. 26n5 shAH - ?
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(ouIuty Court.

SAMUEL A. BIsSELL, Judge.
Terms, first Monday III each month,
except, April and August, first Tuesday.
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nisfrsCt Court,

J. B. BOOTH, Judge
Terms second Monday in May and
fourth Monday III September.
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justices Of the Peace.

Cenfre---R. NJ. Long.
psl.---Doyld STOPPER, Perez Ffirs.
Pioneer Cornelius Howard, David Palmer
laee---lt oilin Parsons, L.erls j. Coim-.
Rel oak. -.Sam9el Haadiin, y. \, ashy.
Lgehe.fe :. Gsafe. z. Colfy, \. {. barfies.
sgear Creek Martin q. Altler, B ". y ali.
lo',, ELISHA Scshoolsy, John "a. Guild.
sgrlngdale-- Thomas VIM. Hiram Hatfield
ln.and C. L. ) Bacon, John y. huii.
srr,nyfalo--.Wm &. HaSSlns. James II. Noe.
aass.o-Jackomy1r Baldwin, Il. dccreaiv.
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cedar County Agricultural So.

]. w. CAIIELL, President.
T. JAMES, lice President.
S, s. DANIELS, Treasurer.
II. c. IIAIr, Secretary.
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American Artists
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suIiv ,nS 10 AN ARTISTS Union. would respec,
10y "A1oahce to the citizens Of the i:ni,o,
,ys,i al" ahadas that for the purpose At "9
s''@ttns taste for the line arts thr6urbon+ ,ho
oaG"E' ana with the view of en,nlng evs s,.S
grar;, ~. ~ Ne'o'he Possessed of gallery O. In.
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Mica 1. lSTE RS
ALL-UEALING OINTMENT.
pEyY~ff.YsSA IT,

pHYoi-I Ss ths
moss skiil.ai and Gel
sbfa,sd, CoussELoss
isarne.. Ia law, Judges
Of gres, ceisLracy on
the ben b. Ministers
OF the Gospel, Ges-
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every station, naEs,
aad degree amen. naA
kind ali ut hon ,
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THE ADVERTISER.
rIpToN. SEPT. 30, 1854.


THE Law OF SEwspAPERA
l..,n.r. who do not give express notice
/ sabscilp s,, are considered ~ wishing TO
.sss sss order y: non,ns
ssir Psr peri mil al arreavages are paid.
u suoseri. ne ofrice to which they are d.
IA =. held si ss.s1ss s% az ass sss
Halsd the blli, az remove to other places with
Hnosssflppase publishers; and the papers are
- inis1m1s ermer direction, they are held re-
sossible. - have decided that refusing to
the s sua ,-om the Office, or removing and
=: ps, ,Seln uneaI,sa for, Is prlma fac'e evil
caN .I ~ Intentional frsnd.
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Forest Encampment No y,
Meets the LIST and Sd "Wednesday ia each
n,r.h ia Rochester, Iowa
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Rsy. o. Lane,
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-03-03
NEW YORK .MARKET, Feb. 2s.

Pork prices sitter, but not quotably higher
Sales a76 at i3b@lb4. Beef frm-sales
$50 at IA. Prime 2l@25. Lard firm; 2oC
at iol, Orleans sugar 81. Orleans molus'
ses 27ba29. Linseed oil firm, Iron firm
Kentucky Tobacco, 6aa 9.--Cotton frm with
an upward tendency. Rio coffee firm at !
Sales 1900. Flour prices are a shade lower
Holders are waiting higher rates. The mar
ket opened heavy, but improved at close
1900 bales at 81 s4.-Southcrn more sellers
than buyers. A decline of lower grades.
Sales sSa ., prices in wheat are a shade low
er. Southern white S7a 80. Corn sSu 93.
Spirits turpentine steady at 60. Common
rosin firm at S5a S74 Fine to 8.
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NJ oTICE-Jo,epb Bsupber. Jeremiah

Fisher and Alexis o. Bangher, partners under the
name OF Baugher, Fisher Co. eompsinants, vs.: VIII.
lam boeper John J. Leeper, Iohn b. Campbell, Samuel
Ieeper, Alexander Jeeper, ,prs Alexander Lecper, jr.
Joseph Boyd, Joseph McNuh and John Cuberson, der
PENDANTS. In the Court Of Common Pleas OF Belmont
county and State Of Ohio.
John y. Campbell IL hereby notified that the above nam
ca compliments on the Sd day of Deeenber 1852, flied
~ said court their hill In ehnncey the object and prayer
Of which s TO set aside ~ fraudulent tud vod the transfer
OF certain personal property Of w. ]. J. Leeper by
John j. Leeper on the 18th day Of November, 1872 to
Samuel l.eeper, Alexander Leeper, Rr Alexander Leep
OF, Jr Joseph MeNut, Joseph Boyd and John Cuibert
Also, 10 set aside as fraudulent and void, pretended
sale by William Leeper TO John u. Campbell of certain
goods, the property OF w. j. o. beeper about the
l2th day Of November, 1852 And that the persons
whom said transfer and pretended sale was made may
ne decfeed to account tor tie property Of Is Leep
er so obtained and received by them respectively, aud
That the proceeds Of said property muct thereof
claims Of complainants aganst w. J. J. Leeper Aud
The said John b. Campbell aud William Lceper here
by notified that the 2eth day of February ltJ4
plananis filed supplemental hill herein setting forth
among other things the recovery by them Of judgments
on their claim aga nst w. q. j. J. Leeper for s25927
and 81 3o560 and costs of suits And that since the
filing Of the original bill the said William Leeper and
John d. Campbell have lef the State ohio with said
goods for the purpose ofdeauding the creditors of W.
Leeper; thai said goods of the value of 500
and praying above and for other and further relief
and they further notified that unless they appear and
plead answer demur to said Bills within sixty days
auer the next term OF said Court the said conpainans
at the term next after the expiration of said sixty days
will Apply to said Court to take the matters Of the Bills
as confessed, and 10 decree thereon accOr dinghy.
J. II. HEATON, Clerk.
March 3, 1856.
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s,TATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN.

~ ty, SS.-BESJ. Fl. OGG, plaintiff, VS.: THoNAe
TURTLE, deGendant.-Court OF Common Pleas. Notice
in attachment.
The defendant, Thomas Turtle, is hereby notified that
the 9;h day of Februery lssi, petition was
filed in said court by the said Benz H. Ogg against the
said Thomas Turtle the OBJECT and prayer OF which is
10 collect debt owing by said defendant TO said plain
ti on an account goods sold and delivered, work
and labor and III aterals furnished by the nt to and
for the defendant. Amount due $3.50, with interest
from the st day of February lej3 and that the proper
the defendant has Eeen att ached in this case
The said defendant is hereby required TO answer or
demur TO aid petition before the lh day of May;
A. D. 1854, or said petition will he taken as true aud
confessed aud judgment rendered theron accordingly.
JOHN II. HEATON, Clerk.
DAVENPORT d CHARLEswoRTH Au'ys for Plf.
Feb. u. lS5i.-GW.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-03-03
CLASSICAL INSTITUTE,
ESOR YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLE

H. MEN, BARSrsvLLE, BELMONT Co., OHo
The first Session of the above named Institution win
commence the lOt day of April next aud continue
II weeks The department of English and Classical
Literature will lie under the direction of SAMUEL
DAVENPORT, A M; and thai of Mathematics and Natur
al Science, of Mr.. JOHN l. THOMPSON, an experienced
Mathematician.
Tuition fees will be moderate and every care will he
taken to afford, young ladies' and gentlemen, the
means of acquiring thorough Classical & Mahematic
al education.
Young Gentlemen. wishing TO study Surveying and
Civil Engineering, will have favorable opportunity. as
the pr0pretors have procured all the Mathematical In
strunenis necessary for field practice Special attention
will be given to those wishing 10 qualify themselves
Teachers.
Feb. cath, 1s5i.-l0w. nd.
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ry1ur STATE OF OHIO, BMMoNT

4 County. Ss.-JAMEs McLIsn, plaintiff: VS.; THoM-
As TuRTLE, defcndant.-Court of Common Pleas-No
lice in attachment - 80
Tho defendant Thomas Turtle is hereby not6edthst
the 9th day OF February, A. D. l&i petition was
le in said court by the said James McLsh against
The said 9homas Turtle the Object and prayer OF which
is 10 collect debt owing by said defendant 10 SAID
nj ainti on an for goods sold and delivered
work and labor and materials furnished ty the plaintiff
10 and for lie defendant. Amount due Ss9,07 with n'
tetest from the 23d day of June 1883, and that the pro
rety the defendant has been alta ehed In lhis case
The said defendant is hereby required 10 answer or
A. D. 1854 or said petition will he taken as true and
confessed and Judgment rendered theron accordingly.
JOHN II, HEATON, Clerk.
DAVENPORT & CHARLEswoRru, Au'ys for PrH.
Feb IL, l55i.-6w.
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,E,uE STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT

Il County, sS.-JoHN II. PpER, plaintiff, vs: THOMAS
TURTLE, dcfendan Court OF Common Pleas.-koiice
in attachment.
The defendant, Thomas Turtle, is hereby notified that
9Th day of February, A. D. 1854, petition was
filed in said by the said John H. Piper against the
said Thomas Turtle the Object and prayer OF which
TO collect hth owing by said defendant TO said plain
t on an ac Tor goods sold and delivered, work
and labor and materials urn shed by the plaintiff 10 and
for the defendant. Amount due Sll so, with interest
from the 9th day of April 1853 and that the property of
the defendant has heen attached in this case.
The said defendant is hereby required TO answer or
demur said petition before the lth day of May
A. D. 1854 or said petition will be taken as true and
confessed and Judgment rendered thereon accordingly
10 I'm II. HEAToN, Clerk.
e, DAyEYpcET & CnARL EswoRTH, Au'ys for Pl'f.
Feb. 10th, ls5i-bw.
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4TAeuE AND FEVER of three years standing
Dam, Hanover County, Va, near Richmond, had
Ague and Fever for three years, of the time he
had chills twice day, and rarely less than once;
he was parched with ieyers soon as the chill left
The TONES advertised, and every thing recommend
ed to him, was about to give up in despair, when
Carriers Spanish Mixture was oxen of he got two
bottles, but before he had used more than single
one he was perfectly cufedi and has not had a chill
or fever since,
Mr.. Longdrn Is only one out of thousands who
have been benefited by this great tonic, Alternative
and blood purifier
+..See advertisement with his certificate.
(Jan % I'M
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-,TATE OF OHIO. BELMONT CoUN.

- ", ss.-THoN1s &. P1REER, plaintiff, "; Tnos
s TgRTLt dsfend6nt.--Couu " Common Pleas. No
ltc" ~ attachment.
The dctndsni, Th0mns Turtls, II hereby notified
tha, tho 9th day ~ Fehfusty, y. lsi, petition
was filed ~ said court by tie said ThOnias q. Farker
against the saih Thomas Tuule, The Object and prayer
Of which stD collect debt owing by sad defendant &,
said PLAINTIFF count for gOods sold aud delivered
WORK aud labor and materials furnished by the pisutin
10 nnd for tho defendant. Amount due s3f4O. wth in
tefe- from the fh day of February, 1883. ad th-t The
property ~ the deendnt basbcen ssessed in this CAGE
The said defendant u hereby reqrired 10 snswcr or
deur n said petit or before the Ilthday ~ May.
A. y. 1854 said pettion will be taken true sDd
confessed aud judgment rendered thereon accordingly.
JOHN n. HEiTON, Clerk.
DAvENroRT Il GRAHAM osTu, Au'ys iof PPh.
Fei. ~. tS4.-Bw.
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and are therefore unworthy of tn trust re-.

and are therefore unworthy Of tn trust re.
posed in them by the government. "a.
Resolved, That this meeting respectfully
ask the Post Master General to investigate
this matter & take such measures as will Sc.
cure the prompt and efficient transportation
Of the mails on this route. '.|.
or RESOLVED, That the st. Clairsville and
Wheeling papers are respectfully asked to
publish the proceedings Of this meeting. Ad-
journed, r. M. ANDREWS, Chm'n.
J. M. SrRANcLER, Sec'y.
BellAir, o., Feb. 10, 1854.
We are very seriously incommoded by the
great irregularity Of the mails. A subscriber
at East Richland, three miles west Of this, in
forms us that no Chronicle has arrived at that
office through the mail for three weeks. We
cannot help it-for we do our duty in the
premises, and therefore the blame rests else
where. The times are sadly out Of joint, ,and
the mails seem 80 too. We insist on more
careful distribution OF the mails somewhere;
for il present arrangements continue, our
subscribers will not stand it.
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For CoUGH OR CcID, use Stabler's Anodyne
Cherry Expectorant, and for DiarrhGa and other
diseases OF the bowels, take Stabler's DiarrhGa
Cordial. These good medicines are not recommend
ed as "cure.a but are believed 10 be the best
medes known for the respective diseases named
One OF the most experienced physicians of Balt-
more, says OF the former that "it will effect more
gobd than any OF the numerous preparations with
which the country Is inundated;" and numerous O..
ther medical testimony of the highest character, re-
lating to these valuable medicines is published in
the pamphlets, which may be had OF the agents.
Every family should keep them in the house, ready
for instant use. See advertisement in another
column Price for each, only SO cents per botte, or
six bottles for S2,50.-tJan, 90, I'm.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-03-03

On Tuesday, 2sth ut. at his residence
in this township, Mr.. HUeh ORR, an aged
citizen of our County, and man of strict in
tegrity in his every act.
At the residence of her mother; near Mar
tinsville, Belmont county, O., OoTAvIA A.
MILLER, in the 22nd year of her age.
On the 10th inst, after lingering illness
of several weeks duration, Mr.. THOMAS BAR
NARD. who was for a long time useful aud
worthy citizen of this community.