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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-05-17
Ats Ordinance

Pr0hbing nuisanccs in the Incorporated Village Of
St. ClOirsyiile
Sec |. Re it ordained by the Council of the 'Incor
pcratcd village OF st. Clairsve, That il any person
or persons shall out into any OF the streets al
ioys or commons fsaid village, any dead animal or
animals, or my oaIl OF any slaughtered animal or
nnlmnis and suffer the same remain unbulied un-
IL p1treiacllon takes place every person or persons
50 nIIrnOing shall Tor every such CtiCnce upon con-
Nichon tlricn! forfeit and pay any sum not exceed
ing 50 nor less than ST..
Src. ,. That il any person or persons shall cast
nWay INTO any oi the front or back lots ot said V.
aAc my dead animal or animals, or anv op9l OF amy
si' hglt"red animal or animals, and suffer the same
to iemnin exposed and unburcd until putretlction
sha take place, every person or persons so ofcnd-
ng uron CONVICTION thcreof hall Tor every sucl offence
orti u pay any sum not more than 50 nor less lhan
Sl And 1t the lot or lots into which any ol the 0toe-
said nusancCs shall be cast, shall belong, or be in
.he occupancy OF any person or persons complaining
such person Or persons so offending shall upon the
complaint o the owner cr occuper OF said lot or lots
for every such OLE nee, upon conviction thereof lor
fit and pay at the suit of such owner or occuper
ut such Lot or Lots upon the sum not exceeding IS
Mt the di scrCiiCn of tho Mayor
n Sec. 3. That when any doad animal or animals
lor other nuisance which due regard for the health
and comfort OF the citizens Of suld village shall re-
quro TO be abatcd or removed. snail be found within
athc limits oi said village ard it can not be ascer.
tanned by whom said nuisance has been so left and
exposed, it shall be the duty OF the village Marsha II
! 10 have the same removed at the expense OF tbe
/ Corporation.
! Sec A. Tint it shall be the duty Of the Village
Marshall to notify every person who shall be guilty
of any of the offences named in this ordinance to re-
move the nuisr nee complained of, and upon the re-
iusal neglect o the person or pcrsonSso no ied 20
cause the same to be removed at the costs of the
person or persons SO refusing neglecting, which
sum shall be recovered by civil acion before the
Mnvor said village.
This ordinance 10 take effect and be in force II ON
and after the lllh day of May A. d. 1859.
/ WILLIAM FARIs, Mayor.
NJ ] W. GLOVER. Recorder
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DH5-The Market ordinance went into operation on
Monday last,th effect of which was to make very
good Market. We think when people who have
marketing to sell find out that there is Market in
town. and disposition on the part of the town peo
ple to support it, they will come in with their ar-
cles for sale The Market house has been thorough
" cleanscd and repaired, and an attentive Market
Master is always on hlnd to punish all msdemean
ors and protect vrnders in their business. Ii is
tainly much more pleasant to carry vegetables, or
ony kind of provisions to the Market House in the
morning. than to hawk them about the street In the
heat OF the day. Try it and see.
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ORDINANCES
For the Incorporated village of
st. Clairsville.
An Ordinance

To regulate the owners or keepers of Horses in the
Incorporated village OF st. CIairsvie.
Sec. J. BE it ordained BY the Council of the In.
corporated Village of st. Clairsvo that from and
after the passage of this Ordinance, no owner or
keeper OF any Horse shall let him out 10 any mares,
or try mare with him, ride or load him for the pur-
pose o show or exhibition through or along any OF
the public streets, within the limits ot said Village.
unless within n space Clearly boarded up to the
height OF at least eight feet SO no To exclude the
horse mare and parties concerned from public view
undcr penalty oi not less than five dollars nor
more than $50, Tor each ard every such offence.
Sec 2. All fines and penalties incurred hy viola.
lInr the provisions Of this ordinance shnI he recover
ed by civil action before the Mayor, OF said N!iuge.
Passed April 2ith 1855
WrMAN FAFfs, Mayer.
At;oeu VI. J. w. GLOVER, Recorder.
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ersaDGEPOHT PRICE CUuREN
For The Uaet ending May i2M, 1855.

For The pcet ending May l2h, 1855.
FLOUR.
Has declined some. Selling from wagon at Slo
retail. 1880 a 10, rs as p Brand.
CoRHMEAI~-trom 80 cts to 81 l,co-retail 81 ,25
GRAIN.
WuEAT.-Giying, for good white $500.
CoRN--We quote this week from S7asoc.
OArs-We note sales rom wagon at 5Ja5j re.
tail, 60a62.
DRIED FRUIT Nothing doing.
CHEESE
Good Cream cheese, lei; scarce.
RICE, in good demand-prices continue to advance
sales of this week al II by tho bb Looking up.
COFFEE rather on the decline. Sales from III Ia
BAcos looks downwards little. We quote sales
latter end of the week n 1. for shoulders and sides
VIII NIB in: ii for clear, 10 tor hanLs.
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Erc6lgs AND Trh--Lor.u ..Js selling for g. 90
v do2; small 100.
Bu exits y duz e237
CAapts AED SoAP--dippod Ii BE, mould lic.
CUP b.
MACkERLL No, medium, in hulf bbls at Si,:Ot
i,7j.
No s--laree 1875. No. 2 small 100
LAKE FBH- --Iicrriug in half bbls, 3 90. white iisl
$50 300 per bhl. half bbls 800 a $50.
GROCERIES.
Sugar and Mol ure firm Mt the following quo.
tatinns.
SUGAR has been selling Mt GlnGi, bv the hhd and
6'aI by the bbl. with mn upward tendency.
MoIAgsEs--Sales made from "a to 3j ns for iimc
cash, the outside figures mostly ruling either for
time or CASH
HAY Declined selling on Friday and Saturday at
Gld 90 per ton.
Sixtwist tobacco advanced to "A cts per ib
SALT, No ] extra 1926
IRON AND NAILS.
Common Bnr 81 cts for Pittsburgh: 3 cts for Whce.
ling Nuils for l0d 81 90. for 8 e. Cd, 4,25.
LUMBER.
Our lumber dealers are getting on largo stocks -
We quote prices a lG 90 for best common For
second best IA 90, for cenr 30 per 1000 feet
WHITE LEAD--2,37 pr kCg.
IINsELpOiL scarce ] 90.
foTATOiS, selling the latter end OF tie week from
! ,25ali as y quality
WINpow GLASS & 10 3,25, 10 K IL 3 SO, l2x IA
4 60
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-05-17

0S-It is said tho. Marcy, Campbell, Cusl :
ing, Guthrie and McCelland are in favor OF
sustaining G ". Reeder, while Dobbin and
Davis fully sustain the Missourians in their
war upon what they call the AJolHioatsts.-
The Prcsiden., as usual,i is neutral, but men
who know, say he is leaning strongly to tie
side of the Missourans.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
ST. CLAfRsvlLLE NJ

st. NLATKSVlLLG NJ y TO
Eggs, s. Butter, 20. Flour, 1850. Hams
l2l. Shoulders ~. Sides, T. Corn Meal,
IS. Sugar, 7@6. Coffee, H. Molasscs
37c040 Oats, 37@40, Clover Seed 800.
Timot ,v--scarce 3,2j@3,50 Dried Apples
100. Nails 8a9d 4,S7. Buckets 20 Sal,
per barrel 2,55 Lard &c. Potatoes $l,75.
Dried Peaches 2,TJ.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-05-17

E+ he best evidence that can be adduced in fn.
vor of the eicncouSnrss OF lloOand's German Bit.
cra, prepared hy DR.. c. NJ. Jackson. is the unpre.
cedentcd demand for them from all parts OF the
Uniun; and although there may be many compounds
prepared and represented as being worthy OF lib.
crui patronage, yet we feel constrained to remark
that; the vast number of testimonials with which the
wor Thy doctor has been honored by persons Of the
highest character and responsibility, who found
necessary To have recourse to his preparation, is tes-
tiniony sufficiently conclusive, that more ell1cual
remedy for the almost immediate relioi of those af-
tiiced with that direul malady, dyspepsia has ncv.
er heendiscovered. See advertisement
Nav 29. lSt5-2M.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-05-17

New PRESIDE ST.-Mr. WIN. B. Hubbard,
Of Columbus, has been chosen President Of
the Steubenville and Indiana Railroad Com
pany, in place of James Means, Esq, resign.
ed. The resignation Of Mr.. Means takes
effect on The LIST of May.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-05-17

&-The Messrs. FAwcgTT & Bao OF Belmont have
associated with them in their business Mr. II: II.
DAY, and the firm is now known by the name Of
FAwcErT s. DAY. They have store on the line of
the Road, ami one at the Old stand. We speak for
them the patronage of the denizd MS of Goshen town-
ship and he country round al cut for they are
getc, Industrious AMI competent to push through a
heavy business.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-05-17

91-Thc Brethren OF Moruh Lodge at Jncobsburg
intend celebrating the annivtrsary OF ST. john the
Baptist, this year, in becoming manner As the
anniversary occurs Sunday this year they will
hold their celebration on the day preceding May
their call from labor to refreshments that occasion
be enjoyed in a proper spirit, that it may BE- useful
and instructive to Masonry in gonerM and Moriah
Lodge in particular.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-05-17

Rf We have heard 200 deal Of talk in our tim G
nbout thing AMI another, but OF lat about
Window Blinds and Fire tns than falls 20 the
lot ofmen in ginerll. Ladias don't poster your hls
bands about them but go right up to A. c. Marin &
Co, and purchase 10 suit yourselves. Ikty lave II
nice stock OF both, an! will sell tn m - you rea
bio
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New York Wool Market.

MONDAY. May7, 1855.
The market is void OF animation; the disposition
to resume manufacturing is not general, and the
business doing is altogether of conservative chnr-
acter Prices rule very uniform. the stocks here be-
ing very limited; consequently there scarcely any
pressing on the markct sales OF 20 900 lbs Al 3Sa3c
Tor Medium to Fine. Pulled is readily tnken upon
arrival and full prices are obtnined sales of 5000
Super a, 33a33 i.2c, ard Extra ut 36a31c. Foreign
is quiet Carpet woods plenty, with more offer
;r,o W.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-05-17

daylight The meeting convened again ut
u O'Clock this morning, and is still in ses.
sion, noi being able to arrive Il, any definite
action upon any one of the questions under
conside ration %. y. Journal.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-05-17

90 Mossrs. Harden & BEANNUM of Bridgeport
have ever been considered among our most reliable
and energetic business men. itati1rds us pleasure
to call the attention of the public 10 their establish
ment, which we by referring the reader TO their
Advertisement in another column.
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IIousccleaning time has come aguin,

Housccleuning time has come agnin,
Tho hatciuest OF the year,
With things bout home all upside down!
Oh, deai! OH dear! OH dear!
By the way, while the inside OF the house is topsy
,urvy is the very time 10 have the outside re paint
cd. We can reier personsn want OF u house painter
10 Mr. JcHN fotb, who Is always o. hand with
brush and paint pot, to rcnoyaic rusty house,
Send for him, and clean up.
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.

Estate of Andrew West, Deceased.
Office is hereby given that at the Probate Court FOR
N Belmont County, the undersigned appointed
and qualified Administrators of the estate of Andre
West Cd late of Belmont County.
All those indebted to said estate, requested to make
Immediate payment; and those having claims against
said estate, notified 10 present them for settlement,
within year from this date.
WILLIAM HIDE, Administrator.
May II, la5j.--3;. pd.
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GnVEd ntNia Elcn;li!

Testimony OF Mr.. NATHAN MATHEWS. y highly re.
spCctG'le rud wealthy citizen of Newark, y. J.
DR. g. w. IlALsEY:--I briieye your FCreaI Vine and
pIlis have been he niepns OF saving my tc. v hen
commenced taking them laid he lu.ut 0! death
with Dropsy. riiGs. ard Asiins. My vy siCaus uad
given me over as past cure, aud my family had os an
hopes Of my recovery. While IN tins drecdHi stu7.
ton. your FOrc.t Wine nnd Prs procured Or U-.
and before had flushed tie first loHle Of lne WiUc
and hON r,ils c1lercatCd rcbt rCiicf; my tod .
and liuis, which Nerc cGi'y swoi'cH. lCCanc ser-i
by reduced. UnpesOigy ryCo'cry lcgGu now to re-.
vive, and after conti,uirr e Of your me uci
for about month. the Pies and Asthma were com
p'rtclY cured. TIE Drops, win which my lifc Wa
placed in such great danger. also hrsrlS "Ouc.
have coniirued the ui your med cine uuttnc pres
cnt tiu9. aud iuow enjoy as perfect hoaiN ass
did in my life shunuEh more than siIiy years oi
You're. rcsuectiuilV,
Newark, j., UeC. 10 lS4T. n. MATTHEWS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-05-17

ErWo regret TO learn OF the death otthe wife of
Judge WEIGH, Of this township She died ut O'Clock
on Monday monigg. after long and severe illness.
She was good woman, Christian, servant of
the living God"
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aS-WM. b. HUBBARD, Esq, of Columbus, and for
merly OF this place, has been elected President OF
the Steubenville & In diana Rail Road Company
Mr. fl. is good fl nancier, und will make an excel
lent President.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PALSY.

ANOTHER INSTANCE OF TIE LOST FACt'L-
TIES OF THE HUMAN SYSTEM RESTU.
RED BY THE FUhEST REMEDIES.
Mr. JvTHAN p. CoNeir. respectable citizen Of
Orange n seuds ~ the tolltwng Certificate of
the cure Of Mrs Condit OF Palsy by the use of the
fuRGsf WINE and PTLs:-.
OeANcG, n } Feb l4th, 1854.
Dr.G. W. llAlsEY Dear Sr:-.-My wife had a
stroke OF Pai~sy, 40 severe th1t her whole system
was completely paralysed. She continued to grow
weaker iot nearly two years losing all and sen.
sibty o. hrr body mud limbs. We almost despoiccd
IT her recovery. At this time she began TO take
your Nlcdicne1. Their good effects were soon cX.
pelipnccd she began gradually to improve in
health. and il a few mon hs recovered cntircy.---
The extraordinary effects ot your Wine aud Pills in
curing my wife o. a complaint which never *.
pocted her to get the better OF, induces me us duty
We owe 10 yourself ana the public TO sen you this
ccrliicltei JorHAN r. CoSDlr.
| am acquainted with Mr. lothian p. Condit, ard
know lhe above TO be tue.
II. p. ITERrMAN, ESQ.
The case OF Mrs. Condt is striking coincidence
ol the power ot the Forest Remedies in restoring
the lost energies ot the animal economy. They eN.
crt peculiar influence on the nervous system and
blood penetrate the mnutest vessels that verge to
the skin, equaizing the circulation and resuscita-
hg the vitality oi every part OF the body. In ull
Nervous Disorders. Debility, Affections OF the Kid.
neys, Dyspepsia, Low Spirits, Constitutional Weak.
ness, and various othe' complaints, these remedies
have proved eminenty successu.
a1-FOR BRONCHlrlS.s Throat Diseases.
Hacking Cough, and the eff cts OF mprudnn, use OF
Mercury no medicine has ever been discovered
which has effected euch curcs as Carters Spanish
MiXtnrc.
Throat disenscs produced by salvation, Hacking
Cough Bronchial Affections, Liver Disease, Ncu-
raigla ard Rheumatism, have all been relieved and
cured IN wonderful manner, by the great purifier
1 oi the blood, Ca:ter's Spanish Mixture.
| The case of Il. II. Ramsey alone should satisfy
any who doubt. Call the Agent and procure a
pamphlet containing cures, which will astound you
{ See March 20--lm.
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far, bat tits hard 10 tell how the clip will RUE
Lay llil before our sight invited
Inc il'7 "'''S' ',Y s'U'""'' ,1.Ur" which
1''''-''''S '''' ''- - 22ns Ol
Whilst here and there the si'adow', enacted
That lay along tile shore Magist:
Disclosed the iol'y grandeur guards
sS-The alarm OF fire Saturday caused by
the dwelling house ot Mr.. DARRAA Marietta st.
taking ire No damage done, couple of ladies'
had the fire extinguishcd before the masculines-
whose business it is TO put ont fires. arrived. We
cannot be careful with fire this dry weather.
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

~ NE Hubbard Form Girls; ana Saw Mil.
o. WhcsnugCtteI. The Mils or Fafm viii be
tn' ~ rented srparstiy ifdesfcd. For terms appiy
May J, lass,
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HARD WARE. HARDWARE

Vl/ T. have inst received direct from the
imppncrsa new STOCK Of harIyare. Euch o,
Isrd baws, Tensnt saws, Mut saw, Cross Cut. aud
Hand Saw files. I'll sizcs. Bfsrfs hud bits. Aurur
BitlF. fscks Nngnfs, the hrst made Door Locks and
loiLes. BED CapDrs. Coffin Hinges aud Screws. Butt
Hinges, Table do Gate do. Nshu-auy Knots Squares
'Srprnicrs rules. Brood Axcs stewart warranted chop
ping 11c. Hand Axes, HstGbets SyCbt; Chi,rs + rncr
io. Ur0Win, knyr'. with uuuei 0uI other articles
u'ua'ly 'onnd IN Hardware t;orni Wm he sold on
ttasonalr terms. A.C. MARTIN q Co.
MAY %, tFj5
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ROAD NOTICE.

y Office ls hereby given thnt a petition
i y WIN he presented 10 the Commissioners Of Bel.
mont tounty, ono to vacaie such portion Of the road
iuhnihg from the lste residence Of Jal Cooper Decd
ras the tesid'hce Of Israel Sidwess passes through
the Lands owned by David y. CpdegraT, aud IT, Black.
io" aud allow II TO le ciUied. May ,, lSjj.
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0TThc traveller will rarely find more
pleasant and comfortable quarters than the
Norton House at ST. Clairsvlle, kept by Mr..
]. X. Norton, on Main Street. His house is
good and we'll furnish ed, his table well sup
piled, nd he and all about the house arc as
siduous in their attention to guests We
would invite our readers who visit st. Glars.
vile to put themselves in charge of Mr.. Nor
ton. He has a merit We have not ma ned,
and we should not forget it. He kept a
temperance house long before he was COM
PEELED to by law. You therefore, find him
now cheerful, good -natured aud prosperous.
Wheeting GGsstte.
Everybody in this neighborhood knows the
above to be literally true. Travellers feel
at home with Mr. Norton.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
B.s.& n. d. T. Cowen,
Us.
Nathaniel Stewart,

A II our instance a writ of attachment
was this day issued by Ae1 h RSan Rrinnn, sonnty
oil the resoe and effects of Nathaniel Stow
f., the p.s% :1% Gt 6 sS s, s%S snS
ofMay. 1885. ~ - - ''-' -
Nay Ielh, Hs5
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E5GFWe have some little ropor, to give from the
Wool Market at last as will seen by referring o
our Commercial Record Prices look favorable thus
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Great cure of Liver Complaint OF
K'CM Years Standing.

r. r. ~, c. Hew foIk Jan. "sh, lsiS'
~, Nv. a. :. J;t, 49, ueans ta.sn our rptes'
w i'a ~ ~ We ",SraSo W '!G ltHtr' rom
WiCh have tn teu severely "r urwafds 6i Ten years;
a''u @ neN,is e'ioGu I uoy tulu' 'I's ""',h ar
r"HPsE! uIc He"IT''uS, nav '',"NN'ci "N "ea,th
nut az " u" N"sn I' '"'-" wv 'A.' III.
tu'Nulc, ltN'ous 20 aHlns .hc " Ihe wa lIf iad
IeSo SO 70 'ue nes' fea.hcnt l"L e"hI ei TO
GroW Horse W an a'ah,''? uesfe': Somh" fy I'"nds
from ma ing msc Of amy attriis , '. , NY
d,ut uu In what tLpIa crn INN, 4. So, srs lien,
la rror, .,Lirn yc,,r o,rotian, .i:....o. -, .
-, w ~ IL ~ 80 " ' -. = !" 'h'c'
soi ro,.,,ia, ,,, sr,, H., 49,, w.!
l,,"r, ,t'ar,nn, D., " ,,i., ii, y . , H. r,''.'H5
80, 81 I,1 80 ,'', '1 u ~! ~! ~ ' Y
| '" @ " T ~, .,,n,;n, ~ No., %iY.'n @ - ~ IN Wv s L
iahy o,V'l"5 un''I "N'aae, i"! n'ah ''a' aN' C.
M " ~, ,E w a"', uAl,.c' etieu,'n. huu-'lE ,s'a
nms' W. .Ssu ~ s1Ngu ~! INV "tii .o nt IA
hue use v, @ a. a. ~ '. W. 't
Gdn 4" ,'lr you" 'eu!' III ''HS 'n"i 'irec
va! way, "' " W ~ a. ""s 80 '"h u.e '!nr fuC'HSel We
n's, W I'c s'Sa rIise VI a. Wy l'chuS' Wa'
WV! "'u, G'u hu g" m,t''n i"nHN h
t"N w "1 "i r ~ 'lS ""u tWp roi
w ~ u W ~ WI" ~ ""u 't' rEtlS iour su !ef'
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Saturday, the cad of Juno.

Br ethren Of all Lodges in good standing most
earnestly requested to attend and participate in the
festivities of the occasion.
A good speaker will be in attendance. The latch
string will be out
BY order OF the Committee
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MASONIC CELEBRATION,

THE brethren Of Moriah Lodge, Free and Accep.
.sA, ted Masons at Jacob sburg will celebrate the
n comirg anniversary OF st. John the Baptist
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MEDICINAL.
Dr.. HATS CetebrQted Pltnonic Elirir


oR the permanent ofcoushs, colds, consumption.
II bronchitis asthma influenza, Group, whOOpnS cough
inflammation ofthe brOachca and caused by pub
&c speakngi and all affections Ct the organs OF TeSptra
ton.
Warranted the pieasantcst best medicine diseaa
ESQ he lungs ever sold III America
In presenting this medicine to the public have the
Invaluable aRtiIOte Of diseases it profess
ses to cure but which is perfectly harmless in its et
iecis uPCn the constitution, be administered with
out any fear OF mineral POisOns, for it contains
he act, that large portion OF the suffering and death
throughout country is caused by disease Ofth oraS
Of consequent upon exposure and cold haStn
dnced US TO put hin the reach OF irdlviIual
who may need reedy that has proven itself SO nvau
able.
This medicine is the result ora long experience and
study OF thnse diseases the lungs which frequent in
our change bic cH1te and claim It 10 be III Rdyace
Of all medicines ever before discovered for those peculiar
comPl Units, Improvement upon ali, and consequently
Uperior TO all others.
We shall make eXtravagan assertions Ofts efficacy
IN curing dea:cs like the vendors many nOstrunS,
who deceive all who trust the, shall we hold out any
inducements Which experience does not justify.
ratlents will perSevcre in this of this medicine,
and use as dnced. they will be cured in every Instance
th2t ltts not beyond the power of medicine. There are
uH erous persons eUOyngthe blessings OF health and
since been in their grave but the timely and pcTseve
ring use OF this invaluable remedy II is not pretended
that II IS nabe every stage OF consumption, but we
know TO bs better adapted the various diseases the
respiratory organs than other Medicine offered to
public All we ask is trial. and in every instance
Csed freely cccOrdn: the directions, and If perfect salts
faction Is not given, the money will be returned.
Genuine signed Z. HALL IL CO. For sale by JAMES
BAKER, Druggist, Wheeling, Va. Also, by Druggists
generally throughout the country. ar9-Iy