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WASHINGTON. D. g. THURSDAY AFTERNOON JULY l2 1856.


BUSINESS CARDS. H}
J. w. BARNECLO, &. s-s a :.
Fciciga and Domestic Dry Goods,
booz, Shoes, HAts Gaps Bonnets Ac
SSS .Ssssnh are<, 5ssssssn II and 4 skssts, A..is
. = 80. WASHINGTON, .. o. a ae taAf 1925
" An srtciss sold arc warranted 70 prove a. rup
-. !. vssnssd. IS s5l El'N
Il =. y. HALL, m. D.,
HomoopasAic Physician,
omcs No. 4so wsshington Place, between ID and Z
streets. ff3t8aE N
Once for night calls,
Third DOOR nom tho corner Of ths avenue, In sth 3D.
east side. jan s--iy' Il
JOSEPH FERGUsON,
barber and Hair Dresser,
EiEhsh sirees, nezt door % Squire Smish's ofaos.
m. r. PARKER. sI-
House and Sign Painter aad Giasier.
no g Lesisisna svsnus between 9Th and TN AZ.
~dec lS--6y erTf
JOSEPH Q. q. kENNEDY, 1771.
IAss o. TN osnsus ovslcE
frossousss Chains before Congrsss and tho Depart
Oass eussse rsnth sissss and Pennsylvania avenue.
over ths savings BAnf.
DREse AND CLOAK MAKING.
Msa Q. v. JOHNSTON.
Twelfth street south % Psnnsylyapis avenue. (next
door 10 Squire Clarkh Magistrates ofYlcel
at Mrs.. Dsnsss XIII
shs VIII cut aad besss. out Lnings and Patterns.
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Der. Ia WAIIssu
VELsH's PREMIUM FAMILY FLOUR.
1nn BARRELS Of the abovs Sussly
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-05-31

FIRE. we are sorry to be called to an
nounce the burning of the small iuetory of
the Petona Cotton Mills. The fire took in
the picking room about o'clock, yesterday,
which together with batting, engine, aud
spinning rooms were all destroyed. The car
ding room was only damaged b. water. The
loss WINS probably about $1,000. The machi-
merry had just been put in complete order and
the mill started in making the very best yarn
made in the country.
The liremen all deserve much credit for
the manner in which they worked. They
were in and around all over the building re-
gardless of fire or water.
[Wheeiing Gazette.
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cent Of absolute alcohol, consequently 100
gallons of purs catawba wine will only pro-
duce Is gallons Of pure brandy OF 80 per cent.
absolute alcohol, (by volumeD it will then
require 81 gallons of Catawba wine OF 10
per cent. alcohol, to manufacture gallon oi
pure brandy These $4,000 gallons would
then have required the modest 'um Uf 7l.5OO
gallons OF pure Ohio Catawba.
Pure Ohio Catawba Brandy made OF gooc
pure wine, cannot cos! less than $3.50 per
gallon but when the lees and refuse of the
presses have been soaked with plenty OF Pure
Ohio Corn vine, vulgo rectiiied whisky, then
it may be made at the rate Of $4,000 gallons,
and enter in competili, n with the surplus
French brandy that is manufactured in every
street in this city, and sold at from 30 cents
to 81 and 50 per gallon"
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CATAwBA BRANDY "A abatement latel,
appeared in the Cincinnati Commercial. that
one House in lba, city had manufactured
10000 gallons Of pure Ohio COtawba brandy.
The way this Is made is slated by Mr.. GRAs-
SELL, noted chemist, Of Cincinnati. As
we misirusied, OHIO corn is prominent in
this compound. We copy portion of the
expose, that our readers may fully understand
the material of this new and pure article of
brandy:
"Out Of 90 analyses have made Of the
best qualities Of Ohio Catawba Of 1850, 80,
'63. 90, have found an average 10 per cent.
Of absolute alcohol.
TIE best French Brandy coRt1iAs 30 per
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" lid hcrry, DanheiiOn, Yellow
Dock. and Sarsaparilla!
Saved from Death!

Testimony of Mr.. NATHAN MATHEWS, a highly re.
spectacle aud wealthy citizen of Newark, N. J.
LR. q. W. HALsEY;-l believe your Forest Wine and
Pills have been he mcpns of saving life. When |
commenced taking them | laid 4 the point of death
with Dropsy. pics, and Asthma. My physicians had,
given me over as past and my family had lost all
hopes of my recovery. While in tins drcadrl silua.
ton. your Forest Wine and Pills procured for me-
and before had finished the first bottle of the Wine
and box of Pills, experienced great rchc; my body
and limbs, which were greatly swollen, became sensi.
bly, reduced Hopes of my recovery began Low re.
vive, aud after continuing the oto your med
for about month, the Piles and Asthma were com.
plctcly cured. The Dropsy, with which my life was
placed in such great danger, was also nearly gone.
have continued the Use of your med cnes until the pres
ent limo, and now enjoy perfect health ever
did in my hie although am more than sixty years of
age. Yours, respectfully,
Newark, N. j., bee. 10, lsi7. N. MATHEWS.
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Licking having the most farms olany county 3.3l3
Wayne having the most horses lO,379
'lrumbuil the most neat cattle ASH
Belmont the most sheep l35,Sh
Franklin he most swine 1926
Stark raised the most wheat bushels 500 j9i
Wayne the most rye and oats, 43l9l6
Ross the most c.in, 2Si6ii3
Hamilton the most pontons, " i6Gs2
" most peas aud beans -" diOH
most barley, CLIO
Trumbul the most buckwhcat - q ,9G0
Wayne most clover and other grass seed bu S51l
Montgomery the most ilax5eCd, ,bu 3GGg3
Ashnluln the most lbs butter and cheese 6,l95 s63
Trunbull cut the most tons oihay Gi llG
Medina raised the most lbs. hops 1881
Summit the most lbs. fax g., ,l13
Gcuuga the most lbs maple sugar 3l93I5
Licking the most lbs. woi 33S 2lj
Chatham, March 81, 1855. G.. G.. w.
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Great Cure Of Liver Complain OF
Ten Years Standing.

New York, Jan 9th. 1919.
Dr. H,LsEy, Dear Sir:-liaving taken your Forest
Wine and Pills 10 removea disease of the Liver, from
which have suffered severely for upwards ten years.
and having adhered closely TO the directions which
company the medicines, have recovered my health
not withstanding all who knew me thought my in
curahle. Previous TO taking the Wine aud Pills. had
recourse 10 the hest medical treatment but continued
grow worse TO an alarming degree. Some oGmy friends
spoke dcspairngy ufmy case, and tried to persuade
from making use of any advertised remedies; aud
doubt not, hut what there hume reds VIII dssua
ded rom taking your excellent medicines, in cOnse
quenCe of The deception aud neicicncy ofmany adver
ised remedies put forth by unprnciped men, in flaming
sements. But what pity is, that the decep
ton used by Others should be the OF dissuading
many ahorng under disease, from making trial aud he
ing cured by your excellent remedies. Humanity 'spea.
king, they have saved my life; " hen commenced ma.
king use of them was in awretchcd condition but be.
gan to Experience their good effects in less than three
days; and in six weeks from the time purchased the
edici ines to the great surprise Of all friends
entirely cured and had increased fifteen pounds in
weight, having taken one box OF the Pills. aud hot
ties of the Wine. Would To God that every poor suffer.
er would avail himself of the same remedies.
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From the Medina Gazette.

Mr. EpIToR:-Perhaps the following sta
tistcs may be interesting to your readers IL
SO, they are at your disposal.
The following counties of Ohio raised Or
produced, in 1850, the amount Of the articles
named in connection with each,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-05-31
C0NSUMPTI0ki CN SUMPTI0NII
DIR. w M. II A l. LIS
BlLyiM FOR THO LUNGS.
-fOk TIE CURE OF
CON SUMPTION, DECLINE, ASTHMA, BRONCHI.
tbs, WASTING or THE FLESH, NIGHT
SWEATS, SPLITTING BLOOD, WlIOOPING
Cough, ,DlFFICuLTY or BREATHING,
-COLDS, COUGHS, FLuENTA,-
PuTlllSlt, PAINl IN THE SIDE,

sWEATS, SPLITTING BLOOD, WlIOOPING
cough, ,DlFFiCuLTY or BREATHING,
-COLDS, COUGHS, FLuENTA,-
PHFlliSiC, FAME TIE SIDE,
DISEASES OF THE CHEST AND LUNGS
Dr. Halls Balsam contains no OPIuM, CALoMEL, or
any mineral poison, but is composed mostly OF those
Roots, Herbs and Vegetable substances which have 4
specific influence upon the lungs and their connected
and gently remove the phicgm aud other morbid
from the Throat and AirPassages, thus relieving
the Cough By sHbdHIhg the Inflammation and other
cs which give rise tOt II also stimulates aud inparIs
a healthy tone 10 the Lungs themselves, thereby
bling Them more thoroughly 10 remove from the blood
those impurities aud diseased PARTICLES which, il re-
tanned do much hie in the system, aud lays the
foundation Tor inCurabie CONSUMPTION. IL also ex
"Tis ded action upon the skin, aud assists
in eNpellng through the ENhaents, much OF that NOR
bid matter which would otherwise he thrown hack upon
the Lungs thus relieving them ofa part 0i their work.
aud render ing the system pure and Acalihy When III
hercles are forming il checks their development aud
further progress; iiuceration has taken place. II as
sists the lungs IN throwing oil the corrupted matter
soohes the rrtation heals the uicerated cavities, and
restores them again 10 healthy action This medicine
therefore, IL not palliative merely which only relieves
for the time hemg hut is THoRouGH CURATIVE it
strikes al the very root the disease and by moving
II, removes al once all its remote and attendant
quences. This is It's DISTINGUISHED CRARACrkRisIU-a
property possessed, IN equal power, by other mcd
cine uflIkc nature, before the public,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-05-31

4 SUPPLY OF FINE SALTIN SACKS
\. n for butter aud liable use always on hand at
hesl J. JEPSON'S.
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Extract ola letter from Mr.. Joseph O. Padding, dated
Philadelphia, Sept eth, 1915.

Philadelphia, Sept, 1th, ls4s
DR, W HALSEY;
Dear Sir, Your Forest Wine aud Pills have cured my
wife OF dreadful Nervous disorder with which she had
been affected for many years. Her body was almost
wasted away. She was frequently disturbed IN her
shepbV irlahiu dreams, awakening quite exhausted
and covered with perspiruiOn aud times lahorng
der the delusion that something dreadful about to
happen TO her by the of four bottles OF the
and box OF the Pills, she is In perfect health.
She has reganed her flesh aud color aud enjoys
as wei as ever. &c. PAULDlNG.
DR, DAVID MARVIN, celebrated practitioner OF New
York declared publicly that one bottle OF lalseys For
est Wine contained more virtues than my of the large
bottles oi Sarsaparilla Messrs. s, :. LAMPAAS Co,
one OF the largest and most respectable Druggists in Syr
acuse, IN letter, say; "FTom what they have heard
seen OF llalseys Forest Wine il is exeenL and good
medicine and undoubtedly become the leading med
icine of the day"
The Forest Wine put up in large square bottles with
Dr. Haiseys name blown in the glass; per bottle, or
sx bottles for - Gum coated Pis, 25 Cents box.
Agents are authorized TO retail well wholesale TO
on as favorable conditions the proprietor No. l6l
Duone st. corner Of Hudson, N. York. Appointed
Agent in ST. ClarsvilIe j. w. COLLINS and sold by
Druggists throughout the State
May E,le55,
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NEW ENGINE AND REPAIR SHOP

/ Y NEAR swEESEY's Glass WonKs. =,
(NoRTn) WHEELING, Va.
The subscriber having procured complete sci oil toos
consisting of Planes, athes, Screw CUTTER etc., OF the
latest and most approved patterns are now prepared 10
do work in their line, in the best possible manner and
OH low terms.
Horizontal Engines with or without cast iron he'd
Upright Engines, all kinds OF iron planning. (havng a
very large machne,l screw cutting, bolts and nuts,
heavy and light turning, shaning etc. Hand repairing
Castings furnished al lowest foundry prices.
We have constantly on han can furnish at short
noiico, cemented. copper rivited leather beitng ana
hose; aual to any made. We sell at manufacturers
prices, and make charge for freight or commission
Of any kind.
we respectfully ask those having need of anything
in our line to gave call. believing we can make II
their intcres to deal wi tn us. -
aug. 1S.-ly. JOHN MuOKE q W.
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I ANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS
II Just reed and for salehy MCCoSAuEy KELLY,
Bridgeport, March 10Th, 1853.
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

INHE Hubbard Farm. Grist and Saw Mill,
on Wheeling Creek. THE Mills or Farm win he
sold rented, separately ildesred. For terms apply
MAJ J, Lao.
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WTINDOW GLASS AND PUTTY
w always to be had in large or small quantities, at
aprgil II. ALENANDER's Drug Store.
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
The steamer will Arrive,
Loaded full of Dry Goods.

1ouiOu iuih VI ''y 'NN'S'
THEREFORE, will Sell my Stock ol
I Goods, Cheaper than ever was sold in the Western
Country.
will sell good BLACK silk, yd. wide. for -s7l
=" ~ in. wide " 1j
silk of all other colors at any
lhave Large and Splendid Stock Of French, English
and American Mernocs.
will sell the best fine Merinoes at 90
4" American IL English fromilSl to 81
i" English MerinOesat Jt
Such Western Merchant ever saw before in this
country.
have s0 pieces of Alpacas of all coors and stvle
which, VIII sell cheaper than offered in this
other market. have splendid Stock of DeIancs and
Cassimeres Plain Figured, Striped, barred and all COL
ors will sell the hest quality at ESQ., have one of the
hest stock of Gngams you ever saw, Will sell Ging
hams 10 cts yard such sells per lsl have 900
pieces of tile lest CaliCOes you saw, will sell at Sc
such have heretofore sold at LEI. have large as
sOrtment OF shaws, of all kinds aud eOors will sell
Shawls yds long at S3GO, and others almost at any
price, have large stock of Flannel of all cOlOrs, Will
sell Red FRnncs almost yd wide for CSC, have We
ry larLe stock OF Musns Bleached. unheached Glazed
and of all coOs for lito l2i have 45 pieces OF Cassi
and Cassnetts. will sell Cassinett for pair of
Pants for O good sold last year for $500,
vii, sell good article of Coat patron trimmed for
5000 have the largest stock OF Ready Made Clothing
had which will sell az almost the purchasers of
fer, have good stock of Boots, Shoes Hats, Caps, and
Onsaud other articles too tedious to mention, which
will sell at the same rates. want all of my old custo.
mers, and Thousand new Ones 10 come and examine
Tor themselves, and they will get first rate Bargains TO
their satisfaction, at the Dry Good store Of
SAMUEL KLINE.
~ FL have Splendid Stock of silk Bonnets, of all
coIors will sell some as low as 50 80, and any other
prices suit The customer. have beautiful stock of
Cbcn,izet undersleeves and Collars which will sell
cheaper than offered in tins Market. Amy
thing lave in my line of business, will exchange for
ali KINDS of Country Produce. =. X.
st. Cairsville, Nov. 10, 1854.
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Nervous Disorders

Arc diseases of the mind well OF the body,
ually brought On by troubles aud aifiiction and ar
most common To persons of delicate constitutions
sensitive minds. Low spirits, melancholy, frghim
dreams aud fearful anticipatons OF evil from the slight
est causes generally accompany nervous disorders.
The Forest Wine aud Pills energetic remedy il
these cOmpaiuts,
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I INSEED, FISH, SPERM g. CASTOR
IL Oils sold at
apr. 81. II. ALEXANDER'S Drug Store.
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TESTIMONY FROM OHIO.

ions il0rrNAN, Jcrumcsviilc, Ohio, May aOih, 1859
said: 81 write to state for your satisfaction, aud also
recommend It 10 he, highly valuable medicine which
know rom having used it IN my own family to my
entire satisfaction. Az who have used it give The
SrEwEN A. ME,LY, Canton, Ohio. May II, Is5a
says: Having heard your German Bt,crs highly re,
commended liom sources in which pIaced much conn.
dcnce ordered four bottles from Cleveland Que of
them gave Ia my daughter who has derived great ban.
efl from ~ two OF the others sold immediately and
would Ike You toseud me supply of Il To SELL"
JouS rLAUK, Brunswick. Ohio NAV 70, 1854 saws
"iout German Bters have proved successful in every
for itself great demand"
TnnaAs LrrCufORD, CovmgtOn, Ohio December eth
saa, says MY wife has been affected with the Liver
complaint ana dyspepsia for number of years, during
which tine have speut great deal for dOctorng ibIt
she received worry little benefit thereron, aud final he
doctors said she could not be cured Last sprlng she
concluded y your ttcrs, she took two hotties and
ever since taking them she has been able To attend 10
her business, until very lately she had new attack Inn
has alan commenced the Bitiers have sold unite n
number ofhoitlcs through her recOmmcn and as
Tar as can learn, II has lSven satisfaction to ALL"
Dawn. Nhnorl Austnshurg, Ohio,.' December g. Is53
says Fcrl me 10 bear testimony To the remark able
hcaoy OF Your German Btlers in the cure of Liver
compalni. For years previous To taking IL, was Sc.
vcrely afflicted with disease OF the Liver so much so
that did not eNpccto live, hut by free use OF Ie Bt
Icrs thanks To Kind Providence, find myself entirely
restored To health aud able 10 resume my usual employ
ment," '''
These Bittcrs are entirely vegetable aud free rron Al
tohoc stmulaut aud all injurious ingredients mil in
their operation they strengthen, the SYSTEM never pros
tTa;e II. 49,
They entirely vegetable and free from all nuriou,
so'd by dealers in medicine everywhere.
il. ALEXANDER Ct. ClsirsviIe.
a,c MaRTlN " Co, Agents.
WIN. Dunbar .,4yn wn.
5, Gregg, " r,s,own
u, u. lGtnesvln..
NJ 80 =. son, some on.
and by De- ers IN Medicine verywhere
November 10 1854
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- o II A 5 IA superior article lust
y Teceivedhy &C MARTIN A. "a
Asy u, les. ~ W.
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Sep,.2n.

bATS, CAPS, AND UMBRELLAS, OF
FRiNT & NAGLE.
Sent. 90.
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Ofthesc are PRoLArsrs
urERi, or Falling of the
Womb; FLuoR ALBus,
Jr Whites; CHRONIC
INFLAMMATION AND III.
CERATIoN OF the WOMB;
Incidental HEMoR.
RnAuR, or Flooding;
PAINFUL, SUPPRESSED,
AND IRREGULAR MEN.
SITUATION, &C., with
all their accompanying
evils, Cancer except.
ed. no matter how Sc.
we're OF how long stand.
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DR. ]. ALEXANDER has removed to
- the Seminary property 81. Clairsvile, adjoining
the residence of Judge Cowen. Ills Office has also been
removed TO the same building. apr. 10, so.
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The Cnthotan far surpasses other remedies, in being
certain less expensive and leaving the system in
better condition. Let all interested call aud obtain
pamphlet (free) containing ample prOOi from the most
Sources of the beneficial results of its
together with letters from highly experienced Physicians
who have used 1t in their practice and speak from their
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nR.J. b. ANARCHISTS CELEBRATED

a6rrisg Females.
II stand pre- eminent
FORTS curative powers
IN all the diseases for
whichitisrecomnend.
ed, usually called
fsn"uIp Cnln-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-05-04

An edict has just been issued in Cuba,
which requires every free colored person to
obtain ''oredula" or permit" twice year,
for which they are to pay a fee Of 25 cents.
= The Captain General has issued another
decree. ordering the organization of Is
companies Of colored militia. They will be
composed Of free mulattoes and blacks, and
will be organized in the following places,
viz: Three of mulattOes and free negroes
in Havana: one Of each color in Matansas
one Of negroes and two Of mulattoes at Gin
co Villas ;one ofnsSroes at Puerto Principe
two Of mulattoes and two Of negroes in Gu
ba, and the rest in the eastern department.
If these companies are not made up BY
voluntary inlistment, compulsory measures
will be resort. d to- The uniform prescibed
for each soldier is blouse, sabre and
musket. It is required that the soldiers
shall be strong, at least Eve feet high, and
between twenty and thirty years Of age
They will be drilled by experienced officers
of4he Spanish forces-0 Gin. Gdz.
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The Enropean NeWs.

The latest despatch By the Africa says:
The Paris correspondent Of the Times
writes thst it is Tumored We are to have
another levy of 100000 men in France, and
from 10000 to $4,000 troops are to be
placed ct the disposal Of Austria, should wal
Be the issue Of the conference.
The Roebuek committee adjourned with
Parliament until the 18th inst.
The Paris Monitetr contains remarka-
BE official document explaining the militia
" conduct of the allied governments since
the commencement Of the war. Galipol
was occupied TO prevent the march Of The
Russians 70 Coustantiuople, but the retreat
of the Russians at Silistria rendered the
occupation Of Yarna and Galipoii unneces.
ssry. The allies were unable to operate in
Bessarabia without the aid Of Austria
The campaign against Sebastopol was un-
dertaken in order not to remain inactive
The immense difficulties Of the siege are
pointed out and exhonorsting Napoleon
from being the planner Of the campaign
The document caused considerable excite
ment and is considered an apology for rails
ing the siege soon.