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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-22
Che family Circle.

A man is in the sight of God, what his habit
ual and cherished wishes are.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-22

True prayer is not human, but celestial gift;
the fruit of the Holy Spirit praying in US and
with u.s. I...
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-22
MONTPELIER, VERMONT, THURSDAY.

Bougainyille, eldest daughter OF the Sieur Edou-
ard Bougainvillc, formerly captain in the l7th
Carsbiniers. for whom you are interested, bur-
nsned only pension of two hundred a year to
the said Edouard Bougsinville, with remainder
to his daughters by second marriage. We
shall be glad to act for the aforesaid legatse;
and if furnished with properly attested powers,
and official proof of identity, there will be no
difficulty in the why of the immediate transmits
sion of the money, through such channel as may
be advised. Your obdient servants,
SAITH & GREEN,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-28

01rAn immense concourse of people were assem-
bled in Jacohsburg, on Saturday last at the Masonic
celebration. Of masons alone there were probably
between $50 and 300 but Of outsiders there
than four times that number. The procession re-
paired to pleasant grove in the vicinity of the viii
lage, where after prayer by Rev. Bro. Cross, they
listened to excellent address from Rev. Bro d. S,
WELLINe. The address was successful reiuation
of all the ,charges brought against the fraternity,
and exhorted the brethren to illustrate the beauties
and virtues of masonry Ivy strict observance of all
its requirements. To which we respond, so mote
il be-
We were pleased to hear that the order is in pros.
porous condition in Jacobsburg. May the brethren
enjoy many returning anniversaries, and may ench
returning one find them in the enjoyment and prac.
tice of those truly Masonic virtues Faith, Hope and
Charity.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-28

0TThe American Institute of Homoeopa.
thy, national organization of homoeopat
physicians, which held its annual session at
Buffalo last week, is to meet next year in
Washington city. DR.. II. Paine was cho-
sen to deliver the next animal address.
LooUsTs.-These insects are said to be ve-
ry plentiful in Hilsborough. Ohio, and also
in Brandon, Miss.
0THenretta Robinson, the "veiled mur-
deress, of Troy" has been sentenced to be
hung on the Sd of August. A despatch says,
when the Judge commended her soul to Gods
mercy, she said che had better pray for
his own soul" She declared was this
conspiracy 10 crush an innocent woman.
The best informed persons, however, do not
doubt her guilt.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-28
BRIDGEPOItT PRICE CURRENT

For The 'ceek ending June 2sh, 1855.
FLOUR.
Has declinedso some. Selling from wagon at SIC
retail. lO,5 1875 as Brand.
CoRNMEAL-trom 30 cts to Sl00-retail 81 ,2j
GRAIN.
WHEAT-Gving, for good white $500.
CoRN--We quote this week~ffom S7a9Oc
0AlscWe note sales from wagon at 5Oa55- re.
DRIED FRuIr--Not1ips doing.
CHEESE
Good Cream cheese, l2l; scarce.
RIcs, in good drmand-prces oennue 10 advance.
Sales of this week at II by the bbl Looking up
,CorfEE-raiher on the decline. Sales from iii to
II as per quality.
latter end of the we, n for shoulders and sides
with rib in; a for clear; 10 for hams
Buckets AND TUBs-Large tubs selling for $500
p doZ; small 100.
CANDLES AND SoAP--dipped ID l3c., mould lic.,
soap ST.
MAcKEREL No, 3 medium in half bbs ut i,5Oa
No. 3--large II ,25, No ? small 700.
LAKE FIsu--lierring in half bbls, 500. white fish
9 80 1000 per Dbl, half bbs 5,O0a $50.
GROCERIES.
Sugar and Molasses are firm at the following quo.
tatons.
SUGAR has been selling at 6!a6i, by the hhd, and
63a7 by the bbl with an upward tendency.
MoLAssEs--Sales made from "a to IS, as for time
or cash. the outside figures mostly ruling either for
time or cash.
HAy--Declincd selling on Friday and Saturday at
Sl4 90 per ton.
slxtwiSt M tobacco advanced to Il cts per Id.
IRON AND NAILS.
Common Bar 3! cts, for Pittsburgh; cts for Whee.
ling. Nails for l0d s4 90, for &9d, 4,25.
LUMBER.
Our lumber dealers are getting on large stocks
We quote prices at l6 90 for best common. For
second best IA 00 for clear 80 per 1000 feet
WHITE LEAD--2,37 pr keg.
LINsEED OIL scarce 100.
PorAroEs, selling the latter end of the week from
,25al 40 as quality.
WINDOW GLASS 8 x 10 1925, 10 IL $50, 10 ( IA
1 90.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-28
MARRIAGES.

On the Cd, ult at the National By Rev. ID.
Trueman, Mr.. Nelson w. Palmer, aud Miss
Isabella Murlat.
BY the same at the same place on the Sd
ult. Mr. David NJ. HeskeH and Miss Jane
White.
Rs the same on the 7th inst at the Penn
House Mr.. Lafayette Eckels, and Miss.
Margaret z. MDonald.
By the same on the 10th inst, at Millners
Hotel, Mr.. John Shepherd and Miss. Mary
Ridgpay.
BY the same on the 22d. at the American,
Mr.. VIM. d. BeehS, and Miss Beilona Moore,
On the .2sd, by A. Mcmillan Esq, Mr.,
=. r,ss Rrepn and Miss. Juliann Flopsrs:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-28
STATE OF OHIO BELMONT County,

~ COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
PETfTlON.-Eza Jane Steenrod aud Ann Barnes a
married woman, who saes by her next friend Geo.
Barnes. PLAINTIFFS.
vs..
Thomas Thompson, James Thompson. William Thomp
son, Sally NJ. Lockwood aud John Thompson Lock
wood, DEFENDANTS.
The Defendants, Sally NJ. Lockwood and John
Thompson LOCkwo I'd who reside in the state of Virgil
MIA, will take notice that the Plaintiffs dn tie st of June
1885, filed their petition the Clerks office the
of Common Pleas of. the county Aforesaid against
them aud the other named Defendants the object and
prayer of the petition is ~ recover tile of $40 900
against Thomas and James Thompson money taken by
them belonging TO the Plaintiffs, and also, to
against Thomas Thompson The further of $780, he
longing to the Plaintiff and which lie refuses TO pay
said moes due the plaintiffs by the last will and
testament of John Thompson, late of Belmont County
deceased, and which will is made of the petition
and the said sally N. lockwood and John Thompson
Lockwood OH leg named in said will and such
ate interested in the subject mater of this suit that they
will be compelled to answer this petition before
the lst day of September 1885, and the aid petition will
he for hearing al the term Gsad ourt nSeptcmbr
1855. JAMES WEIR, MILLER PENNINGTON
Atty's for Plaintiffs. 6w.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-28
9TH OF JULY CELEBRATION

There will be MASS MEETING OF the friends
of TEMPER ANCE, also, n demonstration of the
Sons, an other Temperance organizations OF Belmont
and the adjoining Counties in
GAINESVILLE, o. on the 4h DAY OF JULY,
1851
All persons interested in the Grand Temperance
reform are invited to attend, Good Speakers will be
provided for the occasion. Come and join with us
friends, the latch string will be out
B. DAVENPORT,
VIM. REED,
]. LEWIS,
VIM. SMITH, Com Of Invita-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-28

SCHOOL. NOTICE--A public Examination of
the several Schools Of the Village OF ST. Cursville,
o. will be held at the Court House on the 2d e. Sd,
dnysof July ne,t. Exercises from 8, to II O'Clock
A. NJ. aud from 2, to 5, O'Clock Z NJ.
The friends OF education in tho Village & vicinity
generally, nro respectfully invited to attend. A
Celebration will be held July ith, Prepar atory to
marching 10 the Grove, Teachers, students parents
will meet at the Court House at O'Clock A NJ The
Declaration Of Independence will be read, and ad
dresses made suitable for the occasion.
BY order OF the Board of Directors.
M. j. w. GLOVER, Clerk,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-28
STATE OF OHIO BELMONT COTNTY
PROBATE COURT.

PRoBATE COURT.
JOEL ELLIOT drd AshHEL HOGE, administrators
OF George Vanlaw deceased plaintiffs,
Joel Elliot and Lucinda Elliot his wife Mary Ann
might, Harry Watson and Sarah S. Watson. his WIFE
Isaac w. vanlaw George q. Vaniaw Anna f. Van
law aud Robert X. Vanlaw defendants.
Petition 10 complete real contracts.
The above named dendants are hereby notified that
the plaintiffs nav fired petition in said court asking Tor
an order empowering HON to make deed OF convey
nee on hehaI OF tile heirs of George Nanlaw deceased
TO saac IIaines and Elisha Ilanes, for about lilo
OF land in the Town OF Lloydsve, .and on which
said George Vanlsw resided the l9h day OF Jan %
10 witen contract between the said George
Vaniaw dec eascd and tho said Isaac aud Elisha Ians.
The said land IL more particularly described ~ sara
petition. BIS ID, II. t. CONEN a"Es iof
June Il. 1855. cw.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WILL offer at Public Sale, on the premi-
IL ses, on
Monday, August 9Th, 1855.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clock.
p NJ the farm oAwhich the late Edmurd anton lived
in Goshen Township LelmOIt County, subject to right
of dover; (Which can be also obtained give a
clear title) containing I40 acres.
There is on said premises, a GOOD ORCHARD, it is
well tmbered, and about mile from the G. o. r. Road.
Resold IN consequence OF error in the proceedings
on previous sale.
BENZ. HoYLE Administrator de bonis non.
June oath, Is55 CIV.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-28

"kEEr TO THE RieHr"-says the law ofroads and
bridges, but sometimes it right and proper to keep
to the let. For Instances if body keeps to the left
in approaching our market from the North side the
very first man that appears is Mr.. Isaac CRAFT, who
has, every market morning, bounuful supply of
the best kind of beef, mutton and veal, which lie
will cut to suit purchasers Remember. und keep
IN tho lln
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-28

We DO most sincerely. most cordially hope,
That no one will go without nice toilet soap.
1fyou wish to get good article, sarin,
Just 60 to the Drug Store of Alex c. Martin
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-28
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Sr. GAINESVILLE June 2S.

'' ""'"S'ibbh 'uHS 1o'
Eggs, 10. Butter, 10. Flour, 1850 Hams
l22. Shoulders ~ Sides, = Corn Meal,
rs. Sugar, 7@S. Coffee, II. Molasses
37@4O Oats, 37@4o. Glover Seed 500.
Timot iy--scarce 3,25@3,5O. Dried Apples
100. Nails sa9d 4,S7. Buckets 20 Salt
per barrel 2,55 Lard &c. Potatoes $l,75.
Dried Peaches 2.75.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-28

G5-Through the politeness of mine host of the
American House we were one of the guests at
superb wedding dinner, which had been prepared
for apair Of emigrants into the State Of Matrimony.
Friend SMITH is un accommodatingIa Landlord, and we
advise all our readers who are single to 60 to the
American and get married--at all eventst to get mar.
ried
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-28
e OF OHIO, BELMONT County

~ COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
P6rvii rbt .8dministr stor of Moses ID. Cove Plain.
th, VI am Cove Defendant.
PETl Attachment. The Defendant non resi-.
dent OF he of Ohio, will take notice that the
gath of 1855 the above Plaintiff filed petition in the
Clerks offce OF the Cour OF Common Pleas of said
County 4ed out writ of attachment thereon attach.
ing certain real and personal estate of the Defendants
Tor the payment Of the sum of 800 due from the defendant
to Moses d. Cove in his lifetime and since his decease
on certain notes, accounts and contracts existing be-
tween Defendant and deceased and that said defendant
Will he required to answer said petition before
Sept la55, or judgment will be rendered against him
upon default at the next term ofsad Court in Sept 1855
NJ. PENNINGTON, Auy. for Plaintiff
June. os, CIV
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-28

01rThe heart Of the author of the following ex.
qusite lines must be volume ofsong, and this but
one ofits bursts Of music. AS specimen Of beauti-
tul imagery it is equal to anything Bailey or Alex
under Smith ever conceived. Round and perfect as
adew-drop, it reflects from its crystal surface the
divinity OF its authors heart Would that more such
poetry were given to the world there's room in the
earth for volumes Of such but who alas is to write
it. We find the following in that excellent paper
The Home Journal:
Have you not heard the poet tell
How came the dainty Babie Bell
Into this world OF oursl
The gates Of Heaven were left ajar;
With folded hands and dreamy eyes
She wandered out Of paradise
She saw This planet like q star,
lung in the depths Of purple even
Its bridges running to and fro,
Ger which the white wingd seraphs 60,
Bearing the holy dead to Heaven
She touched bridge Of ffowers-those feet,
So light they did not bend the bells
OF the celestial asphodels!
They fell like dew upon the flowers!
And all the air grew strangely sweet!
And thus came dainty Babie Bell
Into this world of ours.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-28

2trRobert Carlisle the successful bidder to
supply the Jail and county offices with coal next
winter. He contracts to furnish it for cents BUSH
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-28

81TAnswer to enigma in last weeks paper
A gentleman in lovs.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-28
The Committee on Summer Fruit

Acknowledge the receipt OF the following articles;
from David Stanton, of Flushing township, of
specimens of the Ok Heart and Elton Cherries.
From Dr. VIM. Estep, oil Loydsville, of specimens
OF the Elton cherry.
From Mrs. Morrison, speci mems fox heart cher.
ries.
From John Graft. some heads OF Early York cab
boge
+ From Thos. Fuwcett, specimens of Oxheart and
Dut chheart cherries, some of the former measured
three and halfinches in circumference.
From Mrs. Morrison of specimens Of the Oxheart
and Biggereau.
From Saml II. Cash, Of specimens Of Biggereau g.
Oxheart cherries.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-28
THE BELMONT CHRONICLE.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

gleNFre+=. TOWNSHIP CLERKS are requested to
lEkIy call or send for their Road Abstracts lat
AS the Auditors Office.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-28
SHERRIFF'S SALE.
Moses p. Miles g. Son,

William Welch ct al
Y virtue an order Sale to me directed from the
- Court OF Common Pleas of belmont County Ohio
will offer for Sale at Public Auction on
Tuesday the l7.h Of day of July,
is55 between the hours oflO O'Clock a. NJ and o'clock
r. NJ OF said day. at the front OF he Court House
IN 81 Clairsve, in ssd county, the follow ing desert
eed Lands and tenements Situate lying and being
county OF Belmont and Stale of Ohio and bounded ana
descrhed as follows TO witt Lot No 90 in the town cS
Appraised at $50. ''
sherh's Office, s. Clarsville, June l4th 1856.
$500. Sne''"'-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-28

'Ht"o Ut uH tAtCUtlCn 70 me di-
N reeted from the Cour; of Common Pte,s of RaI
nom county, Ohio, will cfer for Sale at Public AUG
Monaay he 23d day Of July, 1856,
beIWeen me hours of 20 o'clock, A. NJ. ard 4 o..
I"Ch NO SAID day al the front door of the Court
'ouse III 81 'alrsvllie in said county, the following
iSnas and tenemenis, Situ-te lying and being in
saia county oil Belmont, and Stale Of Ohio hou1def
ehc descrhed as follows TO wit: the right title ana
interest OF the said Rachel Wiley in and to tie y, emi.es
on "Iicn me SAID Rachel Wiley resides. whc. pren..
iour or five acres with the sppurtenanccs therentn
neoheng Lying on tile north end of the farm formerly
occurred by John Livingston deceased and now own
fhney township, in the County OF Belmont and state
oi ONO and n which premises the said Rachel Wiley
ho9s ne estate y an article OF agreement with tho
said John Livingston deceased ~
Sherin's Office, June 2I5t, 1875
sa-z JOHN c. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-28
ID. wv. Collins.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES & DYE
STTTFFS

.AMPUTATING, DISsECTING and POCKET, IN.
sTRUMEEfs, GUM SPRING & THUMB LANCETs,
and the most improved
Paint FORCIrS, SCARIF ICATORS. TOOTH
FILES, SAW FILLERS. EXCAVATORS d ROSE
DRILLS, MOUTH GLASSES GOLD AND SILVER roii
TEETH of every variety, GUM MOL.AR & PIVOT
CuSPlr, BlCUSPlT & INCISSOR,
Also, Gold Silver & French Leaf, Yellow Green l.
Red Bronze. Together with full assortment of
Glass rare d. WindoU Glass
and such other articles as usually found in well
furnished drug store.
The proprietor being confined to the legitimate Drug
business for several Years past aud having made this
his constant study ates himself that he certainly
do much better part by his Customers d tn. peOple
generally IN the way OF selecting ana furnishing them
with PuRE DRUGS and filling Prescriptions
correctly that those who devote the greater nart their
time aud atention't to the AUGER GIMLEI S WALLPAPER
TRADE. His drugs warranted pure or no sale and
the prices shall compare th Eastern prices Wheeing
prices not taken into consideration when the same
amount Of drugs are purchased. Call & Examine my
stock and prices all orders PT omptly filed.
June. 18th, 1855.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-28
SHERIFF'S SALE.
William A. Pickens, Et al,
cs-
Dorathy Pickens Et al.

IN PdrfltlOn.
virtue ct an order ofSale to directed from the
Court Of Con mon Pleas OF Belmont County ohio. I
VIII offer for Sale at PuOHc Auction or
Tuesday July the l7ta 1858.
hetween fhe hours of 10 O'Clock A. N. and O'Clock
NJ OF said day, at the front door of the Court Honse
IN s Cialrsve in sad County, the following Lands
Belmont and State of Ohio ena bounded ard dr-Trod
asioiows towit 62 part west half of North
west quarter OF section No32, Township No. & Range
also y acres as well as IA. arres.,L said Townshidp
and Range aoi esaid excepting the said AZ
IL helns the sse property that James Pickers owned
IN MS HE time, subject TO the dover of Dorthey Pckus
on ihe foiSwiug conditions third hand one third
in one and third two years with interest on
the deferred payments the day of sale.
Sheritf's Office June Iath, 1855
A,. JOHN e. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-28
Helmbold's Highly Concentrated
Compound Fluid Extract
S A r S A p A RILLA.

3 A IL 5 A Z A Il | l. l. A,
For Purifying the Bood removing all diseases arising
from ENeess OF Mercury, exposure and imprudence
IN llie, chronic constitutional disease arising
from an impure state ofthe Blood, and the
only reliable & efectual known remedy
lor the Cure of ScTOfula, Salt Rheum,
SCaid Head, UiceraIiOns of the
Throat and Legs, Pcns ard
SwelLnGs ofthe Bones;
letter, PiInples
the Fdce, and all Scaly Eruptcns OF the Skin.
Thir article isnow prescribed by some of the most
distinguished Physicians in the country and has proved
sapara yet offered TO the public. Several OF
ondary Syphilis, Mercurial and Scrofuous diseases
nave entirely recovered in the incureble wards of
Public Institutions which had for many years resisted
every mode OF treatment that could be devised. These
cases furnish striking examples Of the salutary effects
o this medicine in arrestng Of the most nveerate
diseases after the glands destroyed and the bones
already affected.
NOTJCE.-Iieiters from responsible Physicians and
ofcures from patients will he found accompanying both
Preparations.
Prices, Fluid Extract of Buchu, 81 per bottle, or 6
bottles for SIS.
Prices Fluid Extract of sarsapara, 81 per bole or
bottles for SIS, equal in strength TO one gallon Syrup
of fSarsaparila.
Prepared aud sold by II. T. HELMBoLn, Chemist, ees
Chestnut ST., near the GiraId House, Phiadephis
To be had OF A, MARTIN, & co.
Sole Agents for ST. Ciairsvie, Ohio.
AND OF DRUGGISTS & DEALERS EVERYWHERE
e5-AA Letters directed 10 The Proprietor or
Agent recei"e immediate attention.-E0
May "a, 1855.
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UOSS Summer Arrangement or
lNOO. TAKE MOTH T.. i obi.

NEW ROUTE OPEN TO ST LOUiS-PASSENGERS
FOR THE WEST SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST BY THE
CLtvt LAND. BELLEF0NTAINE ANO INDIANAPOLIS
RAILROAD.
This shortest and comfortable from New
York Boston and all kewEngand, Albany Troy and Buffalo,
20 Marin BeiefontaiDe Dayton. Sydney. Pqua and Green
vii Ohio; Union Sgmcs Indianapolis Peru, Lafayette Lo
transport Teue Hsue Vncennes and Evansville, Ind Louis
vile KY and ST. Louis
THsLE TRANS LEAVE CLEVELAND DAILY SUNDAYS Ex
-7:So A. 81 Express Train connects At Gallon with
b. and |. Tram
IL A. NJ connecting Bellefontsine with the NJ r and
f. Urbena and Springfield, and arrive AZ Dayton
afernoon Indianapolis $3.50 evening,
nights sleep and the morning BY the early Trains
foi lafayette, Peru LoganspOrt and Chicago.
Psseng for Tee Hsuie Nincennes and Evansville leave
IudienaTos 9:l5 A. NJ arrive Terre HGue l25 NJ
kinceunss 1913 p M Evansville AZ same evening Line
Of Poet Nucennes $3.50 r. for Xens Ill
sbou; 80 miles I'll the unfinished link Of the ONO
Mississippi Railroad BET Vincennes and ST. LOUIS
arrive Xenis with the Express Train al
~ and arrive ST. Louis At |: 80 afternoon.
The Road ID order and you pass through beautiful
country, making change desirable % travellers.
Eery IN Ju his Stage Line viii be filed with Iron Rails
mskng contnuou Railroad Line from the Atlantic 70 the
MISSES ppi Eightyhye miles shorter BY this route than via
To-. DO and Chicago 10 st louis.
75P ~ Lightning Express Train from Cleveland making
with al places named by above Trans arrive at
indianapolis e45 next morning. connect Immediately with
Express Train hucennes there with Stages tor Aeue
LEAVING Aena at $50 By Express Train and ve at St Loo1
l:5C Z.
II Passengers dere sop Xenia H. they leave there
II A. NJ and .rye at St Louis r. NJ afternoon
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TTHE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Mr. KENNEDY, Of Rorbury has discovered IN enc o. oos
semmep posture remedy that cure. ED 80. o.
n. has tired m Oye. eleven hundred eaess and never so
possession hundred certificates Of IL value, al within
twenty miles Of Boston
Two bottles are warranted q nur-ingsor- mouth
One three bottles viii the kind Of pimpes on the
wo or three bottles will clear the system Of bnes
Two bottles warranted 20 cure the worst eanksr 10 As
three bottles are warranted 70 cure Of
one or bottles warranted al banor IN the
Two bottle. warranted running of the and
Foar OF boles warranted corrupt and running
rlcerG
One bottle viii cure sesly e<aptions II the skin
Two o. hree bottles warranted 70 cure the wort ese Of
Tngworm-
Two three bottles warranted the desperate
Three 70 four bottles warranted 70 ..rrhe1m-
Five eight botIes win the Of scrofula
benefit always experienced from he bottle per.
feet cure warranted when the above quantity taken
al the wonderful medicines Of the day that weed
growing the pastures and along old stone-was shOzd
humo has start There ifs snds has
about H. suitins eaes bat not yoars Peddied over
Of it in every Ii hss already done Of The great
ct cures done in nas.sehusett gave it children
year old 20 old people Of dI have seen poor puny s',y
loo kins children wbose 1esb soft and hAbby restored 70
perfect Of health By one bottle. ,-.,. al
always IT, Il great relief in esesrh and h
Some Who have taken have been oostvs ioI y s %
cay bot where there h any derenseDent q me in ~
slsrIned hey Always disappear from fur day. 70 week
Th,rr l. never had result the contrary "nen tasi
sssli,s il rcne ven Will feel yourself hike new person
a he mos vseoE4am Of 1t that
listened - 1vxrppnv AZ. "a,
h11isry "a. s.sp.s r Ee-.YOrs. y cLIcKZyERA Co.
W ~ P.-rl.y-st; CHARLES H RING, Ne la2 Broadway;
An A o. SANDS, No. III WihAnlst.; MARSH, ORVIs 4
Co. No. $50 0r.enzieh-.t; scHIEF FELIs, BROS Co.,
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