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CURE OF CANEFP

MR KENSEDr,-To pen can describe what .uf.
lered rom nursing sore mouth and cankcr-none
guy mother VINO mad IT, can possibly believe what
it s-aud none but those who used il con ross;bI,
believe the efficiency Of your Medical Discovery
in curin: it. ELIZABETH cross Canb,;d,
- Druggists, Merchant. and others, who would
ks +. act as Agents please send in their orders to
ftD. l.. SMITH. Druggist. Montpelier,
General Wholesale Agent for Vermont.
DONALD KENNEDY. Proprietor, RoSburv. Mass
\. C. SPEAR and THEO. A. PECK, Agents. Bur
lingtoni L. l.. DuCTHER 4 son, St Adams II.
\. HODGES, and L. B. GREEN, Richmond W.
IT, ePRAGuE, Vergennes. Also, by Druggist. and
Merchants everywhere.
Nov, -, 1854. vi,
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Cheapest Musical Work

In n, World. Pro, On, Dollar.
Beauty's album. OF Musical Buds and
Blossoms.
4 Collection Of and admired POLKAS,
~ MAZURKAS, and SCHOTTIsHES, for The
Piano Forte Beautifully Illustrated with six Ele.
CANT and Appropriate designs, in Lithogrsph by
Darlington, Of the following subjects
No. /. Magic Sounds,
2. Beauty's Mirror,
2. Devotion,
4. Remembrance,
S. Melody,
g. Consolation.
Published and For Sale BY SAMUEL c. J0LLIE,
$40 broadway, (St Nicholas Hotel,) New York.
II The above work will be sent by mail to any
part of the country on receipt Of One Dollar,
addressed to
SAMUEL c. JoLLIK, so Broadway,
Nlswl lSt Nichnl.. nnInl 1 Nov. WI
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Notice

fV'HlS may certify that have given nv son
. Byron H. Stcarns his time during the remainder
of his minority and that shall pay debts of hi.
contracting nor claim any of his earning, after this
date.
=. VIM. II. STEARNS.
West Bolton. March !. 1855. wIOv3
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Notice

hereby given that have given my son George
H. his time during the remainder Of his minor.
ity and that shall claim none Of hi, earnings nor
pay any debts of his contracting after this date
PETER VANCOR.
Jericho, w. June IL, 1855. vtOv3.
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Domestic.

SHEETINGS. SIIIRTINGs TICKS, STRIPES,
- Denims. Summer stuff, &C., by tho piece or
package.
C. T. STAMFORD.
May Il. d6w
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Kid Gloves. Kid Gloves .

The very best article made, all sizes and colors
Also,
L'dics and Misses Mits. silk and Isle
uIoves, together with assortment Of Ladies' Silk
ana dtute Vests. Just the article for this climate
every lady should have them.
=. 800 Iof sale at LYMAN'S.
May eth, 1866. d1wtf
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Prints.
May a..

! CASES MERRIMACK STYLES PRINTS,
- new patterns, at ii cent. per yard, worth 10
cents, at
{. +, STANIFOkD'S.
May Il. ddv
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Dress Goods.

RAREGE, TISSUE, F0ULARD SILKS, BRIL-
- lantes. Printed Lawns, Challi, DeLaines
Ginghsms. Prints, and other new styles of dress
goods opening by
c. ], STAMFORD.
May II. dIw
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The following are items Of interest in the
details OF the Pacitc's news, not given in our
tclegraphic summary.
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Is & II KiIby street, DO.
Machine and Carriage shop.

THE UNDERSIGNED having rc-onoroi tbe
! shop formerly occupied by II. Wheeler L Sons
asa Carriage and Machine .hor. i prepared TO
manufacture Carriages If all dissertations.
Fellocs. Spokes. IIubbs, Grerings. &C..
prepared to order. Hoe, Fork ,nd shovel Handle.
kept constantly on hand. have also facilities 10
make or repair light Machinery or all descriptions
The public patronage i' rcsrcc'fully solicited.
q. NJ MARSHALL.
Shelburnc Falls, MAY 2l,t, 1855. wi7wt
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FORT Ed w ARD
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
REV. JOSEPH r. KING, \. NJ, P070paL
REy. II. u. TAYLOR, Surdrd
Twenty Professors aud Teachers.
MAMMOTH BRICK BrILDTNGs-ui,h Male
va and Female Departmental the estimation
Of Intelligent visitors, unequalled by any Seminary
edifce in inc country. II Special facilities in
Ancient and Modern Language and in Nu'c.
Fall Term begins Aug. lG Winter Term Dee. E.
Board furnished rooms, prepared fuel. Washing,
tuition IN common Bnglsh, and Incidcntals, in adj
vance for the whole term Of II weeks, $40.
Excuston Trains. at reduced fare, on th- fr,toud
tho last day Of each Torn.
Those who desire superior facilite. for thorough
education, commercial, classical ornament a, aud
cdpIhc NJ keeping uhoicsoms ru'c', invited
apply for Catalogues. for Bonrd TO the Principal
Fort Edward n y, May 81 1853. w2mos
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STARTLING, But TRUE!
WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW,
DREADFUL INHERITANCE

irhnsmltting CONSUMPTION. SCROFUJa
III IhIIOSDRIA, INSANITY. tspIrT
KINGS EVIL, and other and
worse Diseases ns
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u TED.

In st. George May 18th. MOSES n LOCKWOOD.
Printer, aged 70 years.
In shclburnc, June 18th, MRs. CoRs.LtA BAR.
Der, aged 81 years.
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is filled With a stock of goods which for com.
pletenoss and fitness for the wants of the community
throws into tie back ground any similar establish
ment in the State II is safe to say that they have
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WORKS
FOURTH OF july
SandersOn & Lancrgan.

Are now prepared to furnish large and Small
Exhibitions short notice. Also, all the vsrictic.
Of small works.
5000 Boxes Gold Chop Pistol and Cannon Crackers,
5.000,00o Pulling Crackers,
800 Boxes Double Headers,
5000, 900 Torpedoes.
The whole comprising the largest AMI mot com
plcte assortment in tho United States Orders
addressed to
Is & II KiIby street. Boston.
HOLDEN ( CUTTER. sole arcnts for Snnder.on
1.ancrgan, Etna Laboratories East Cambridge
and South Reading Mass wieci
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NEW SPRING GOODS
NICHOLS & BOYNTON,s

NIC1OLS q Buy NION'S,
$50 Church Street, Burlington.
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING our Spring
W Goods, all Of which bought to sell and
will he sold lnle hcer than can be bought at any
other store We have nearly everything in the way Of
Dress Goods,
silks, satin,, Poplins, Tissues, Baragcs. Linens,
Lawns, Muslins, DeLains, Grape, Challeys Cling
hams, French, English and American Prints.
Also.
MOURNING GOODS OF EVERY KIND
s II A w LIS
Of every kind, both Long and Square. some as high
as soO-from tDat down.
Mantillas and Capcs.
\ good variety of White Goods and Eubroderes,
Gloves and Hosiery. In this branch we shall give
particular attention.
Linen Goods of all kinds.
Linen Sheeting, Pillow Case Linen, Table Linen.
Shirt Linen, Towelling, &c, &c.
CrOCkery.
China, and Glassware, LOOKING GLASSES,
Paper Hdngings, West India Goods and
Groceries,
all Of which will BIO sold at tho lowest possible pri
cess wholesale and retail.
CALL AND SEE!
May l. 1855. daru
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Hat, Cap * Fur Store.
~ J. EDMoNDs
L l. with a large stock Of

HAS JUST RETURNED FROM THE CITY.
l. with large stock Of
summer STYLES
Of Hats and Cap, and Sraw Goods,
A good supply Of Silk, Moleskin, Black and Drab
Beaver and other Hats. Of the latest fashion and best
quality. A good assortment of Gent. and Boys
Panama, Leghorn and Straw Hats,
Ladies' & Misses Boomers,
CHILDREN AND INFANTS HATS.
large assortment NJ Black, Pearl, Drab and
White Soft Hats Of all grades.
Also splendid assortment Of TRUNKS. BON
NET CASES, VALISEs, Ladies' and Gents >atcheIs
Carpet and Leather Bags,
Umbrellas, Canes 4 Gloves,
WITTENS, BOYS BELTS, De.
Those wanting any Of the above articles will find
II for their advantage to call at the Hat Cap and
Fur store next door to Lyman'', College Street.
Hats and Caps made to order and warranted to fit.
~ Repairing done with neatne., and despatch.
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MaIiillaa

NEW PATTERNS, AND THE BEST ASSORT-
ment in the State.
C. T. STAMFORD.
May IL. ddw
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-15

y The PORTLAND RIOT 1t is clear from
all accounts that Mayor Dow was guilty of
no violation Of the Maine Law-that the suit
against him and the city liquor was trumpcd
up for the sake of annoying him, and that
the riot was without shadow of justification
1t IS by no means clear, however, that Mayor
Dow had the legal right to order out the
military, or that the disturbance was, or was
like to be- such as to Justify the firing upon
the crowd. That is measure OF last resort
In this case, sufficient and well ordered
police force would probably have restored
order without damage to life or limb
BRING rs No MORE RrpoRr, Some of
our friend. in Virginia keep sending us. by
telegraph and otherwise, returns IF the late
elections in that state We beg leave to
assure them that we have received plenty.
We don want another item Though We
Ire perfectly abstcmious men. we can say in
this case as the poor fellow did, who, after
taking little too much liquor. tell in hard
rain with his meath directly under a spout
from the roofofn house, " Not dropmore,
gentlemen, not drop more. - LouispHe
Journal
W HE agricultural department of the
patent Office has distributed this spring.
among other vegetable novelties, acorns of
the cork oak from the south Of Europe, the
bark OF which is cork seeds of the Cassabar
melon from Persia very sweet and deli
pous fruit seeds of the ban va ban-ya from
australia, tree of the 6rtribc that bears a
cone, with seeds the size Of an olive, Of flavor
more rich and delicate than pine apples cut
ungs OF the prune from France, to be en-
grated on the common plum tree, which it
is thought will thrive in any Of the northern
states and fig cuttings, for experiment in
the extreme south
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COMMERCIAL.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
"7THTV '"T''T'U 0"H ffpNfH JoT 7ht FItf TTT1s, %
G, H, ADAMS n CO..

Commission " chants. No. 81 Elm Street Boston.
Particular attslalo" pad 10 the sals of MI KIND, Of
Country Prodrcs.
CHARLES H. ADAMS. JAMES r. HALL.
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Linen Goods.

SHIRTING, SIiEETING. AND PILLOW CASE,
- Linen, Table Cloths, Napkins. Doylic., Diapers
dc. c. F. STANFORD.
May IL div
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Office.

NOtlCe.
STRAYED from the subscriber on the 26th Of
- NAV, a bay yearling mare colt. Any person
that will inform me VIII ere | can find said colt shall
be literally rewarded.
JOHN LEE.
Jericho Centre. June 2nd, 1855. wigwSt.
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ParasOlS. nc.

0nh PARASOLS, SOME AS HIGH AS SIX
@OO Dollars, also Fans, Mtts Gloves aud IIo-
siery. Trimmings, Ribbons Satchcls, Ic., in great
variety at
G. I. STANIFORD'S.
May II. dSw
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Premium Fire Works

IIcHIIUIH ire w OTKS
In every variety, at Wholesale and Retail manufac.
tured by
James &. HOyey.
Also, for sale to the trade
5000 Boxes Gold Chop Pistol and Cannon
Crackers.--500O Boxes Torpedoe.-
100000 Pulling Crackers,-
Tue whole comprises the largest and most extensive
stock Fire Works in the United States
Order. addressed to No. l49 Washington 81 or u
Milk St, Boston.
Laboratories at Cambridgeport and Brighton.
Boston, May 2, 1855. w.6-s
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fire Works

+ ITU WOTKS.
INHE BEST CRACKERS AND ToRPEDOES AT
l. wholesale only at
BRTNSMAID'S.
May 3Oth. dawu Church Street.
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Watches.

FVNHE largest and richest stock of fine Watches
l. ever opened. Also new lot Of cheap Watches
OF gold silver, plated and gavanizod-ju.t received
at the old stand, Church ST.
ddwtf j. f. BRINSMA1D.
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CarDetinp.

OdTptVIUB.
BRUSSELS, ACBUSSON, THREE PLY, IN
- grain, Supcrfnc, Fine, and stair Carpcting,
Floor and Table Oil Cloths different widths, Plain
ard Check Mating, Crumb Cloths, Druggetts,
Rugs, Door Mats, the best assortment Of desirable
styles in town, for sale by
e. +. STAMFORD.
May IA, 1855. ddw
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New Goods

At BRINSMAID'S JEWELRY STORE Church 81
1 , etoules of various styles, Papier Mache and
~ Slvered Fans, Black Fans, Boys Belts. Masks.
II variety of new styles handsome Cameo Pins
Locket Pins, Coral and Pearl set Pins Gold and
Hor bracelets, and n variety of Gold, Pearl Ruby
Garnet and Emerald and plain and chased l6 and i ;
CARAT Rings Also, Watche. of every kind and
prices, at the lowest prices. New Goods constantly
arriving at BRTNSMATD'S
Jewclry Store Church Street
May 30th, 1855. dIwtf
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Agents in Vermont.

smith Pierce, Mnipsier--G p Hale, Chei,ea-
NJ Brown, Hoodsoek-Redfeld& Granniss. Mont
peher-C l. Case Co., Brlnion-E w Blaisdel,
l0gsHHes- Collins Porter, MontpchG- Welch,
Brd"dop-W II Wallace, hasbwg-L Pratt, Jr.,
hoodHock-S Collins Monfpsiier-S b Nichols,
burlington p Meuydeld, WHdsor-B q Tyler
Montpeho-p Mott, N. Ablas
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Cnrfain MaferialS

- ICE LACE, AND MUSLIN CURTAINS. BRO.
~ catelle do. Cornice, Bands. Tasscs, Cord
Buff Hollands. Window Shades, Paper Hangings
&C., for sale at the lowest prices, at
c. +. STANIFORD'S.
May IA, 1855. d&w
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Willow Wagons
4 'ahlS, cradles Chairs and Go-Carts, for .nlo n
~ BRINSMAID'S
Old Stand, Church street
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Medical Library for Sale

TIVE large and carefully selected Medical Ii
l. brary of the late Door. D. II. BARD, viz
comprising valuable standard work. in all the de
partmcnts of Medicine Surgery, DC, s offered for
sale very cheap, for cash or approved credit
For particulars address Otis Clapp, Esn,. No. IL
School Street, Boston, Mass, S. W. Thayer, or
Mrs, Loraine R. Bard, Burlington, Vermont
May 18th, 1855. d6w2mos
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THE MARRIED WOMAN's
PRIVATE MEDICAL CONpANION
FIVE HUNDRrn ruous.Nn ron
BOOK FOR EVERY Fr,IaIr

have been sold, of which there upwards Of
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SENT BY MAIL.
s'testins the high estimation In which II IL hel4a,ate
liable popular Medical
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-15
New Tin Shop,

RoY Blum having opened a shopon the West
side Of the American Hotel for the manufac-
ture of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron work. invites
bis old friends and customer. to give him n call
" All kind. Of Job work, Roofing, &c, done
In the best manner.
Burlington, March %, 1855. d6w3mos
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FROM THE PARENTS.
And must this contnueS Mus. this be I. .ba-o M
remedyf No releft No hopet NV
, The remedy is BY knowing the causes and avoiding
Them and knowing the remedies and bepeAtipy by thor,
These are pointed mt Il, - N''"h ~ ''1'''
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-18
MARRIAGES.,

rsh, and Miss Narcissa Burns, both of this
place.
Oct. the llth, 1855 by the Rev. NJ. Bishop
Mr John ". Counselman of Free port, Harrison
county, to Miss. Sarah e. Hines of Flushing
Belmont county.
By the same on the same day Mr.. Levi II,
Ellis to Miss. Elizabeth Reynolds all of Flush.
ing Township.
On the I'd day of Oct. by Samuel Ring
Esq, Mr.. John johnson and Miss Jane
BlackstOn.
By Rev. N. C. Wor:hington Oct. llth Mr.
Washington Auh and Miss Eliza J. Wilson
of Belmont CO., o.
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d 4 Ed.

On the 9TH inst, OF Pulmonary Consump-
ton, after lingering illness. WIN. r. CARLE,
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, and
District Courts Of this County.
The deceased was a man cf the strictest
integrity, and in all the relations of life he
maintained the character of a worthy citizen
and affeciionate husband and father, and a
true friend. He leaves a large iamiiy 10
mourn his departure.
On the 4th inst, at his residence. neaI
Lloydsville, JOHN SHANNON, in the 72d year
Of his age.
On the Goth ult., at his daughters re.
sidence, in Guernsey county, JOHN PIeGoTr
aged II years and 3 months. The deceased
resided for about 80 years in the neighbor.
hood of st, Ciairsvile, He was worthy
member OF the Society of Friends,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-18
Fall Term, Court of Common Pleas

The following cases were tried to a Jury, &
decided, at the late term Of Court in this coun.
tv:
Jas. F. Charlesworth VS.. Joseph Green, yer.
dict for plaintiff.
VIM. Boden vs.. Thos. e. Hamilton Bradshaw
Verdict for plaintiff [Sl76,n.1
A. Penrose VS.. Margaret Hyncs ct al Ver-
dict for the pltff., and against all the deit's eA-
cept Aaron Ramsey.
Samuel Brauson vs.. Aaron Glass. Verdict
for Plaintiff I$lG2.,
WIN. Wilson vs.. Trustees of Smith tp. Yer.
dict for the defendants,
F. Campbell vs. John Scales. Verdict for
plaintiff [S2l2]
VIM. Riley VS.. 9. o. R. R. Com pany Yer
dict for plaintiff, 1901
Joseph Corbet vs.. Samuel Will Jams. Verdict
for plaintiff, [$2l,79,l
Nancy o. Lloyd vs.. A. NJ. Gregg Slandor.
Verdict for plaintiff. Damages five cents.
7. IL. Gcnin vs.. Jno. Ault. Verdict for de.
fenda nt
Elizabeth Orr VS.. Thss. Smith. Verdict for
plaintiff, 1881
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-18

a1rOur citizens were favored with one of Mrs
DREws inimitable concerts. She has voice COM
bining singular sweetness, with great compass and
excellent expression. Notwithstanding she was
harrussed by the loud conversation OF some rude
persons among the audience, and the noise of row
dies without, we regard the entertainment as one
tho best. "Comin' thro' the rye," especially, was
sung with admirable taste, and drought down the
house."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-18
Assessed Value & Tax of Bemont
County for 1856.

A SLIGHT DFrrRENcE.-A Providence paper re-
marks, that anthracite coal lately found in Rhode
Island looks like coal feels like COAL and smells like
coa all the difference is that coal burns, bu: that
will not. Were every one the Rhode Island
coal, they of course would be cold in the winter
but il every one to use Bryan's Pulmonc Waters,
they would soon be free from colds, coughs, hoarse
ness, etc. 25 cents box, at, A. c. MARTIN.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-18

ExTRAoRDINARY.--The extremely low prices at
which every thing is sold in the store of ALEX.
HEyMAN, of Wheeling, is the wonder OF every body
especially as his goods are equal in quality to the
goods Of any other establishment. The reason is,
he buys with discretion, and pays the cash. Call
anh see
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-18
HENRY WEST, sect'y
TO TEACHERS,

cTWe regret to learn that Mr.. Southw ok has
rendered his resignation Superintendent of the
c. o. r. Road. The road has been admirably
managed during his administrator, and we would
be glad to hear that the Company had induced him
10 continue his present relation to them.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-18
SIIERIFF'S SALE.
Abner VI. Gregg. ct al,
Nancy Lloyd ct oil.

Nancy Lloyd ct oil.
In Partition.
10y virtue Of an order Of Sale 10 me dlrcc-
Bb ted from the Court Of Common pleas Of Belmont
county Ohio, will offer for Sale on
THE 2ia day Of NoUember, A. ID. 1853
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. aud o'clock
following described lands aud ienenents siiua lying
aud being IN the county Of Belmont aud state of Ohio
aud heng part Of section 80, aud Township :, and
Range and bounded and described follows 10 wit:
The frs described, beginning for its boundary at
stone at the south East corner of the whole Of said
estate on the south side oS said section and running
thence North6I 45.l00 rods 10 stake thence West 10
SOlOO rods oa stone, thence North o. ~ 90 rodn
10 stone, thence ~ 81 west, lGlO0 ~ - Ia stOne
thence ~ 90 rods TO stone, thence west SOsO rods
the line between Nantaw and Spencer, thence N. 3Os
rods 10 The south East corner of Rebecca Edwards Lot
thence south - ewcs 1868 rods to a stone, in the
road thence South 70 west 81 - rods aong said road
thence South ~ west II 10 rods the South East of
Hogucs Lot, thence South 20 west IS 80 Rods to stake
on NichOl's ine thence South 9sg5 Rods thence west
5s3 rods thence South e3O rods stone thence East
6I2O rods TO the n. T.. Of Shall Cro-s's line
thence East 4itO rods to the place oe brgtning $50
acres rod and perChes OF Land more or less.
WIN he sold subject to the dover of Nancy Loyd
heretofore signedby mctes and bounds aud appraised
at the sum OF 1000.
Conditions. one third IN hand on the day of sale
one third in one year and third in two years with
interest on the deferred payments from the day of sale
Oct IL, ls5j--S6,jO.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-18
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

THE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY.
by the aid of microscope, see millions little
openings the surface of bodies. Through these
this Ointment, when rubbed on the skin. is carried to
any organ inward part Dsta OF The kidneys, dis
orders of the Liver affections he heart inflammation
of the iunis, Asthmas, Coughs and Colds are By its
means eleCtuay cured. Every housewife knows lhat
salt passes freely through hone of any thickness
This healing ointment for readily peuetracs through
any hone oshy part OF the living lOdy curing the
by uny other means,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-18

BEWARE! Look out for counterfeit So Bills on the
Dank of Geauga, at Painesville. The Bank issues
no bills Of that denomination. They are toerably
executed, and persons may be easily deceived.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-18

SMALL PRIcE.-The Sheriff of KOnawhn
county, at the last court, sold the line of
telegraph from Kanawha Salines to Point
Pleasant for eighty dollars.-Wheei Gaz.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-18
PUBLIC SALE.

There will he sold on
SATURDAY, the 13 day of Oct, 1855,
al the residence of the subscriber living miles East
oi -. Clairsvie, thc following described property
wit:
4 HEAD OF HORSES, g SPRING
COLTS, ) MILK COWS, a number OF
YOUNG CATTLE, HOGS a. SHEEP,
One four horse Wagon, Plows. Earrows,
Culivators, and all the usual farming i'm
plements. aso Sc. Of Wagon Harness, Hay in the
stock, Househoid aud kitchen furniture, &c.
Terms made known On day Of sale, Sale to com.
meuce at t9o'clockh.-M.
Se. 90 1855. F. BELL.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-18
Sore Legs, Sore Breasts, Wounds
Ulcers.

Some of the cientfC surgeons now reIy SOLELY
on the use of this wonderful Ointment, when having 10
cope with the worst ofsOres, wounds ulcers CLAN.
dular swelnps, aud tumors. Professor Holloway has
by command of the Allied Governments dispai he'd 10
the hospitals OF the East large shipments OF this Oint.
men to he used under the direction of the Medic Stan
in the of wounds. It will cure any ulcer
glandular swelling stiffness contraction of the Joints
even of 20 years standing