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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-23
Fatal Rail Ro0d 4ccideqi.

MONTPELIER, W.. July 20.--An engine on
the Vermont Railroad to, day, exploded killing
S evera persons including the engineer.
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y, York, July 20th.-'lhe crew of the scheon-
er Hannibal,trom Suffolk, Va. for Montevideo mn-
TINED to-day while at quarantine. The captain
came to this city for assistance.
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Taking .SLares from their M0ster.

WHTTg . .
PHILADELPHIA, july 20.-Wilson, the Adolf
ZIONIST, with five negroes he had taken off from
their master-Alr, Wheeler, the American min
lister at Homogeneous brought before the l..
5 Supreme Court to day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-23

100000 A AtNHi Sa lAsD , wAas:
hTfE ". GRAY, Notary Pub ie, dealer Lnnd War.
ruEfs. and Attorney for tho pros, cuiion Of Military
Bounty Land aud Pension claims wishes to purchase
100000 ACRES of Military Bounty Land Warranis.-
will attend 10 any business Notary Public such a.
lucknow Judgment of Deeds assignment of Land War.
Ibn,s, &c, &c. LAFAYETTE W. GRAY,
Notary Public, Bounty Land and
iuly6ts Pension Agent, Lynchburg. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-23

INSESH AkRlVAL.-The Family Grocery
l. has lust received the following articles, to which
the subscriber wop respectfully invite the ate non OF
his friends customers and the public at large assuring
them that by calling AT the Family Grocery they" ma
rho larpes, and best Beef Tongues 10 this
market also a.rce lot Dried Beef Bot gina SasageS,
Dried Sheep Tongues; superior LOT Of BLoons' hnr
ertcle of Black Imperial and Gnepowde Iea''H coed
assortment OF Hosiery for indies, gentlemen and chill
den also many fancy articles such Perfumes Soaps,
CHM Hoir and Ha brushes. Pocket and Toilet Combs,
Iorp Combs for ciirt and many other articles too
tedous 10 mentors n of whi,h will be sold cheap for
cash mr. Al, oaclangs 10, csyrent Bank notes May be
added 10 the above list Spices of all Kinds, grodnd up
In ox papers for family superior atiee ct Mus
tard and Red pereer Cal quick before all Dc gone
iy 1Sts 't a. ~. ooho"oN,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-23
GETN sg0EEs,

FE,rIS HOUSE h,> been opcnrl hy N!ns. y. A
a" PR1rrsos. where she would be gl' % sre IT. i'l
n,cT frI'rons md tie pu lie generally.
iv 81 dts--Rep copy. Il. j. READ. CIarli.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-23

NEW C0RGhkN The subscriber having
" purchase, interest of his partners in the late
concern Of Hornei Watson T. Co.. will continue the
GROCERY, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
BUSINESS n the old s,ad, and soGits the patronage
I the eat mrrs oi old concern, and the public gen
crully viii attend promptly to tho sale of a.! knds
of pr, dncc. JAS. L. HORNER.
iuly lO-if2m-- Republican copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-23
SAW MANDATORY,
10Th STREET,
Between Main and Gary streets,
Richmond. Va.

fHOLAND n BURGER, Hruprietors. would respect.
aliy sturc 10 then friend. uni tin public generally
i At in consequence ot the very nuefinE succes with
which ticy hnvr met th'j enterprise they pro
parn 10 mnnnl ctnrc wi rrrnter tneilty nud prompt
tau her toioir, SAWS md uote especially CIR.
GTLAR SAWS which, upon the testimony Of some OF
best nnd most reliable ctilcua, nre olnmed To be
superior in thrir working VII oth,l.. They may be
found in all principal lntdwure Sfares in the cit,
Factory prices.
All SnX- stamped TOLAND & BERGER are war.
Ianted in The lues sense matter from whom or by
whom purchased.
Orders respectfully socitrd und pro nprly executed
f-g AL l,rlar- p "mprly unsw cred.
nup I2-ts TOLhkD n BERGER.
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=. II. CAMPBELL. .r
= 49, L..-.lL - Ii ] ~ .tcrs.
no BE SOLD BY AUCTION

l course Of he ensuing week will sell, by nur.
lion the baaut fol ar coehracd Jack, VI AR, Of Bray.
fois Two yer ard ln DID, md erferr in all points,
being the nost bpsut,fa aoiuaI Of y Q kind inn
pored into tli.c ,untry. 9. PHELPS Anet.
July & dts
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LATE NEWS BIZ THE MAILS.
FlIRrnER BY rHECANADA.


HAIIFAx. July, lO.-lhc following additonai
extracts are taken from the English files by the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-23
PETERS. SPENCE g. 90.


IMpOIRTASE NOTIGE.-TLe concern of
l lorner, Nn j Co having dissolved, it is high
~ important ihai thu bn.ees- be Chased speedily
posshlr hqpr tbrfeoso, that MI persons indebted
10 IA will call al s,e by before tho Is, August;
IA we shalt on int n, place IN the hnnis Of collector
without Discrimination all bonds und accounts unset.
ted. llORNER, WATSON Il CO.
July l0-hlsuug
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y. u. nlslnGFonD h CO.
RRTDGrORD & cos
WkaT ADN EMPRESS LINE.

Ihe nh0Ve Inlra AIO wa VNIO HIVE algHt al.
saare IA chngo1 II sent all the way by railroad No
sotspe charged on goods sent through Inc. Con.
.isaio BRlDGFORD y co, Richmond
RGfEarNoEs ~ RicuMuNp. Storms & Brummel
fiasloy Tauly < %, ScdcnN Miller, ]. IL Claiborne,
!. Wrieh u Co, Cl rs. T. Worthom 4 Co Shields
x Sommcivillc und Edmoud-, Davenport Co.
June -
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ESLAsE'EG sss3ETE.-I nh,e .isl received by
IL expires. another lot OF those very dr.irnbe ELAS
TIC BELTS al shade, and widths. Cpt .onn and Sc.
let f., youise,sr. a. $. ENGI EDOYE
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SLAVE IN Pursuance u; deed ii trlst
cuted ty hJuas Rnssnr for tine hrneft o. In ,rci-
tors un /. me l. day # Nav 1853 the undr .iered
must ri. nn..al. s,h proceed. upon Thursday,
tie = ia ay oi Jljy, 1882 an Woun ri'asnnt. ia Bc
fnd esalY tn present ro-lrn'c 81 lie sud rhe5a.
Ro-sef To 81 II public uurti1n , Highest t5ltr
tue IN lnel i cauvfyrl jn -al deed consisting IT &c
said u nu " t-ar t,tata Continuing nhou 5l7 ncrrs
live Vi t5ea u, go slaves, toUr men und womnu
IA the Lis. Sick upuu th' p1ui.tion, consisting uf
valuable ito Nudes, Oxen. N',rrp mud Hoes; Hso
tic 'EashGan r'.n-i.. Hou-riout an Kitchen furli
upon Tie III - estate,
Particular attention is called The loregoinp salc.
The .Aiourt rce.ant' farm is regarded Of the
most ynnHbe aud highly improved csta in va. Stun
~ about twa mil, rom the Tine ol Tho Va. anl Ten
ne>,ee Rarasd ohotu Ii miles from Lynotburg,
Gioes fertjiIy # soil with benuy ol situation. vnlu
nha Ainafai Drug has boon recently ieosef4d upon
the piemses Nqba-e qualities equal my in Virgin
ia. here handsome and complete improvements
upon fle prer ga ~ excellent Iepnr
Terms iipr a ~ ! raade known tn day oi she.-
If uaf ral4H e. Thursinr ~ il prevented by III
eo4eno4 OF tgr tine @ sale viii proceed upon
tie sueroaiia. la
-. II. CAMPBELL.
IAN l.. GARLAND. JR. ''u'i''S'
Tue undersigned. trustee in prpvi1us deed upon
the same property, FOR the benefit of J, In Ii. johnson
viii sell uader tin dce "nough 10 satisfy tho purpo-
ct tie sam.
June 2o.-d2aqsc y. H. CAMPBELL Tu.ter.
Repnbican anil bedford Sentinel cory.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-23

WHEAT WAN fED,--We wish to eneage
w 00O0 buss l. of Wheat Tor immediate delivery.
Persons having any dispose of will find it heir i'm
teresls give II csll
- jy IL dts (y) LkNGHORNE.& JOHNS.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

4 BlSlNESs.-1h subscriber. located the
Dol convenient the lnnd rs of tie Steamers and
Nr4.sz Is p epared forward ut extremely low rates,
ALL KINDS OF MERCHANDISE, TOBACCO,
FLOUR. GRAIN. mud other country produce.
lie will ulso rivr his personal attention to the sne (
foui faia anil Produce md the purchase Of 6focefie
II toeatan ,uslsrs him to forward Goods and lru
due nj nlant oae.ha tho usual charges in Rehmend
nd ffnn lons The business all he e'ks i
a tlial 10 insure shff faction,
ALFRED s. LEE On tho Dock,
q, tg In Richmond Nn
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CALF $500 Snck~ Jefies 4 Dorsey fine SAL +
- in pr order, landing und for sale by
EDMOND. DAVENPORT & co,
July 3y Richmond Va
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WHEAT THREsIIERs.


nIUGt I'D 4 BRO. have on hnnd, and constant.
> ly having n manufactured Wheat Threshers, with
snr-e Powers OF the most approve pattern, and put
y In the most substantial manner.
These Thrnsh,r7 have been nscd by many Of the
Farmers in the surrounding country 70 the last fs e
ars, and give universal sntisfacton;
w Orders attended to with rromptncss.
TIROU4H TO THE SPRINGS.
MARE FROM LYNCHBURG
l. To the White Sui phur. --...-..--.-. IS Co.,
To Daggsrs Springs .--....------- &C
To Rockbridge Alum -.------.-- GO
To Warm and Hot Spiings.-.-...... or
To Natural Bridg e.- 90
% Lexington. ~
For Buchanan our Pocket Boats Leave Lynchburg al,
% A NJ, Monday Wednesday and Friday, and con.
meet with the Stage Lines North River and Cedar
Creek for The Natural Bridge Lexington, Rock. Alum.
Warm aad Hot Springs, and in Buchanan with the Line
ly Dagger Spring. To the White Sulphur Returning
enve Buchanan Tuesday Thursday aud Saturday
A. NJ.
Tho Bouts for Richmond leave Lynchburg Monday,
Wedr esduS and friday at s A. Nj.
BOYD, EDMoND.& DAVENPORT
juno 10 dscts
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MISC, MMslC, MUsIC.-The under.ga.

w ed has just received lnrfc assortment of new
and bcnutifl MI sic. for the Piano Forte a. r. Ly
'nhns old stand. 1iank -qunrc. Lynchburg, uud
rupicd by Srother Y Whitehead Druggists
All Kinds d Music anl Musical instruments FURNISH
I'd nj ahnrt uotire, W y. GRSENE.
lmnn 0G .dNclY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-23

Prr-'t Monty Willie Sulrbut Springs Co..
~ 90 dim Sha@-vil,. V.
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NEW CONCERN.

TENIiE UNDERSIGNED having taken the house formerly
y. occupied lay q. \ n u. Sieptor, Two doors above
Acre q MoCEnahans oil stand. and door
Murc ~ Stalron M,n street. Lyt.obhurg Va, begs
lervo to call OF his friends, and the public
generally to hl- st1rl o Grocerier Liquors, &c.
which he ia oneiar low fpr cssh in exchange for
country produce Particular paid the sals
of Flour Who II, Corn, robacco 2,,,also to II c
cciving and forw riding Of Goods.
may - c&dt-y JOHN LUNSFORD
Hedr.rd Sanllnel nna Snlem Reeisler cow GIN. -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-23

MAJ. JOINS II. stAYnes, tue of the CoIumbinn) Sa
periutc1dent lplvb IL Pm
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BALTIMORE AM NETWORK iDy'S.
CoMns, FANS. ANp r.Nc. sees

Liberal advance Is. Ia N Consirnmouts.
ltN 5-t3p
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SAM'L GARLAND, JR., 1''' =
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LyOFE EsENT-An OFFICE 9llh TWO ne't f sl::t
L rn,us "a few steps ahove the Wusuinetrn h~!4
U,uea AinIv M thi4 office iY = Is s 90
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-15

81 DlDN'r SAY BBIsTLGs. Tie Louis
vile Journal relates the following onccdote
We remember that some years ago, Roger
Nj. Sherman aud Perry Smith were opposed
to each other Us advocates in an important
case before n court oljustcc. Smith open
ed the case with violent TRADE against
Shcraan's political character. Sherman
rose and very compuscdly remarked:
81 shall not discuss poi'ico with Mr. Smith
before tho Court, but an: perfectly willing
to argue questions o; law, 10 chop logic, Or
even to split hairs with hin''
"Spiu that them" said Smith, at the same
.inc puIIing short rough looking hair FROM
his own mead, md hunding it over towards
Sherman.
MAY it please the honorable court" re.
torted Sherman, 81 didn't say bristlc5"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-15
Dlnmine the Clergy.

A late number OF Frusier's Magazine clo-
ses an article on the "Church among the
Chimncys," with some sensible re marks on
the disposition to hold the clergy rcsponsi.
BILE f.r everything.
"The fault Of he clergy Where are the
clergy! How glibly DO such expressions
come from the lips, even OF men, who, by
piccept and example, are unduing all that
the clergy are attempting 10 do! There is
not grovelng penny a-liner who canno','i-
ter rising in the jrning W tn drunken
headlche, inquirs on any exhibition OF pop
ulur-ignorauce, Where are the clergy g.
There is not mob moutl er, as he mum t
his tub after thrashng his wife and starving
his Oh ld;cn, who cannot ask, what is the
clergy doingp There il not a 'gracelcss up
start member Of the Hou,e,' who cannot
aftrt irnving his hear,fess fuvorites. cxclain
with welI-fcigned astonishment, on any ap
propriatc occasion, What are the clergy do
ingP There is not lazy, negligent manu-
IaCturer, who cannot, after refusing his five
shilling piece to the national school, wondt
in The midst OF tumult, 'What have the clcl
~ been abeutp The clergy have not don
everything ii is true: but they have don
much"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-15
TO BREAD MAKERS,

IIEsIG, the German chemist, having mad,
mnny experiments, recommends the making
of wheat and rye bread, by using pint o
lime water to five pounds Of flour. lie urges
the abandoning of the use Of salaratus in rails.
ing bread, and to substitu,e'puro bakel'syeasl
and lime water. The Scientific American
says cream Of tartar and carbonate Of sodn
are far Inferior to common yeast in making
healthy bread, The lima water is prepared
by stirring some quick limo in cold water,
then, after allowing the sediment to settle,
draw it Off aud put it in bottcs for use No
care is required about the quantity of lime, as
the water will imbibc only II certain quantity
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-15
Farmers Prospects for 1888.

"Wutchnan, what Of the night" This in
quiry is on tie mind il not the lips of mos
meI at the present time; and as the success
of the FARMER lies at the foundation Of tn,
success of all other professions, those who at
tempt to answer the inquiry, must scan tn,
horizon of the farmers prospects, for an,
"signs Of promise" What then are tho
prospects OF the farmers for the coming year
as 10 the probable crops and prices! n oul
opinion, good in both respects.
First, as to crops; 1t has always beon found
that a season of severe drought has bcnef-
cial effect on the boil, 20 that bounliful crop
nre pretty sure to be obtained the following
year. Besides, the drought of the past year
taught some valuable lessons in regard to
the Importance OF deeper aud better tillugc
which most farmers viii put in practice the
coming season. Th the hard times have
had the effect to drivI meL back - their
farms and to industry, who before imagined
that they were rich enough to live more gem
teelly, orsma:t enough 10 live more easily nt
ether employmonts. This, together with
the cheaper cost o! lrbor, and the continued
high price Of farm products, must tend to Sc
euro large increase Of c-ops the present
year, supposlng tho scnson proves ordinarily
favorable; and in regard to the grca, staple
wheat, already in the ground, its present ap-
pearance is quite as good, we believe, as in
she average of sensons.
Second, as 10 prizes for the coming sea-
sons; we think there is but little prospect of
any decline from present rates, aud much
probability that prices will advance, csp.ci.
ally of such articles as are suited for export.
OF course it is impossible at this time to pre-
diet what will be The extent of the war move.
ments in Europe the coming season, or to
what extent these movements will create n
foreign demand for our products; bat from
all that we can see at present, we ure ol the
opinion that all our surplus hreadstulls and
provisions will be wanted to feed the armies
and the Suffering people o. other coun,rie,;
and II our crops nre abundant the tide OF pold
and silver that has for :he past year AoNed SO
continuously rom this county, will be re-
versed, and with its return will come re.
turn Of prosperity, and the resumption oC our
public improvements
Such arc our hopes and expectations for
the future; but these results can only be so.
cured by industry and frugslity, SO we must
ell learn TO labor and to wait or"good time
coming. boys'-Ohio CutiUcior.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-15

TERRIBLE RAILROAD COLLISION IN Snow
Sroaa-A MANS HEAD Cur Orr ny THE
LoCoMorlyE "A serious collision between
the freight train and the night express train
from HoInersvlls took place on Saturday
morninG, between hlticn and Linden on the
New York City road. Tho engine of the
freight train had haen stopped in consc.
quencc o! the iire-pan filling with snow, and
eXhausting the stcan. The train standing
ona partial curve, and tho wind and snow
blowing II gale, it was not discovered Wy the
express train until nearly upon il. The en-
ginccr blow n terrific blast from his whistle
but the alarm was of no avail; they ran into
the freight train, breaking NJ its passenger
cur, killing man by the name of Quigley,
aud breaking tho arm Of another man. No
ether injury.
When the whistle was sounded Quiglcy
ran to the door, and was in actnf looking ou.
upon the coming train, when slhc locomotive
caught him as it swept forward, cutting his
head of, and casting it some distance on the
other side Of the track. lie was in the
employ of the road as trackman. The
broken cur YVES removed from the track, the
boiler supplied with water, anl both trains
were soon under way. The conductor of the
freight train had sent back his nugmen, but
the air being so full Of snow they were not
seen. BWdiO RepHbljc, Jan, 20.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-15

0,y'An EDITORS lile Is spent in lshcring
clever people into deserved celebrity; he sits
US chariotcer outside the vehicle IN which
rudigious talents are driven to immortality
0~"A youn army officer writes from Con-
stlntinopc; "'rhis is the place; !ur the pal
try sum OF G5OO per year, a man Of modcrnIe @
desires may live like prince; commodious
habiation, .hc best Of wine, the most nlori-
ons tobacco, three beautiful wives, and no go
ing to church!"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-15

ROUNDING PERIOD "A subscriber in
tho West, remiting his annual subscription
apPends the following,
Squire = recently aspire to represent
this place in tho next Legislature, 81 in hopes
OF obtaining tho nomination, he seized al. fG-
yorable opportunities to address the millions.
A few nights since there was caucus at
the school house when Squire J --delivered
one of his ilowcry speeches, which tcrmina.
ted as follows;
81 say fellow citizens, that the inalienable
rights OF man arc paramount and catamount
to all others, and he who can put his hand on
his heart, and thank God that rothing is
r,nkling within, deserves to lie in a bed-in
bed say, gentleman, he deserves to lie
in bed--in bed
"With cracker crumbs in it," shouted out
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-15
TgNuROW pHYSIC TO THE DOGS

II NllROW PIlYSlC TO THE DOGS
Z pulvcrmachcr's Hydro Electric VoItaic Chains,
Producing instant rclic nom the most acute pain, and
permanently curing all Neuralgia diseases, klGhna-
tsn, painlu and swecd. joints, Neuralgia of
tie Face, Deafness, Blindness, -. Vitus
Dance palpa aions of the Heart peri.
udicnl Headache, Pains IN the jiOnl.
aCh, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, u
tcrnc Pains, Paralysis etc
These chains were first introduced in the city of New
York less than one yea since, and after being subjected
to thoroh uias IN every hospital in the city, and ap-
piled by Dr2. Valentine Mott, Catuochan, Van iiuren
aud others, was discovered that they possess strange
and wonderful power in the relief aud o the ahUvc
class of diseases, aud their sale, and the that
has attended their use is ismnparalIcod
Previous to their introduction into this country, they
were used in every hospital in Europe, and secured
by patents in Franee, Germany, Austria, Prussia, and
England; and also in the United States.
"TIiiNK CLOSE AND PONDER WE'LL"
The prime pies upon which i, is claimed that the Chains
produce their marvellous cures are, irst-thut all her
vons Diseases attended aud produced by deficient
supply o' nervous uid, aud agent that resembles
closely electricity, or electro magnetism; and second
TIL II the electro magnetic Chains, y hcng worn over
aud upon the parl organ diseased furnish to the ex.
halstcd nervous nud which is required to produce
healthy action through the entire No digusting
nOstrl is allowed to lc taken while using The chains
bat rigid observance of the general laws OF health
required. Brisk friction upon the part discacd adds
much 10 The effects Of the chains, by inceasng their
magnetic power.
One Thousand Dollars
will be given to any person who will Irodu ced sony
well authenticated certificates Of cure 10th from tel
gcmt patients and scientific ply scians, as lav ohcn
effected ly The of ruvcrmacher's Electric Chains.
ihey never fail TO perform what they advertised to
do and person has ever been dissatisfied who has
given them trial.
IN FEMALE CASES
more than hundred permanent cures OF rrolapsus
uci have been effected within the last year by the
ol these chains. BY applying end Of the chain over
the rGgion Of the abdomen, aud the other upon the spine
just above the hip, the usual severe symptoms incident
to hat disease are at once removed
MODE or USE.
The chain should hc moistcmGd before with com
mon vinegar, and then one end OF the chain should be
applied directly TO the seat OF the pain disease and the
other end opposed To 1t.
BE NOT DECEIVED The Electric Chains arc
not To all diseases; but for Nervous Diseases is
claimed iEa NO Medical Agent in the world has pro.
duccd many cures In the last year as the Electric
Chain.
INSTANT RELIEF from the most acute pain, is
rpoluccd AT the moment Of application much cts
scotually than can be produced by opium in any OF it
iurms.
Call aud obtain pamphlet (srUtis)
J. SIEINERT Sole Agent,
5iS broadway, cor. Prince st.
Jan. g. lS5i.-iy
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LEGAL INTEREST IN THE UNITED STATES.
In twenty one 0: the States, the legal rate
Of interest is six per cent; in four Sia.cs it
is seven per cenl; in Texas and Al0b anna it
10 eight per cent; in Louisiana it is five per
, cent and IN mississippi it is ten per cent
California has no usury laws. The Bankers
Magazine says "Thcrc urc various States
that permit Il higher rate Of interest on spe-
cial contracts. viz: Ia Vermont seven per
cent may be charged upon rairDud bonds in
Nrw Jersey, seven per cent. may be charged
in Jersey city and IN the township of Hobo
ken; in Maryland, the penalty is matter of
some doubt, consequence OF n late decis-
ion Of Judge fancy, which does not, howcv-
cr, meet the as.cnt Of the bar of Baltimore ;
IN Arkansas, ten per cent nay be churne ed
on special contracts: in Illinois, the banks
may charge seven per cent, and ten per cent
may be charged between indvidusls, on spp-
Cial contracts; in Iowa, ten per cent. is al
lyWcd on special contracts; in Louisiana,
eight per cent. m ~ be charged; in Michigan
an Ohio, contracts IN writing are legal to
charge ten per cent; in Texas, twelve per
cent. may be charged on special Contracts
The penalties for violation Of the usury
laws are different IN most cf the Sta tcs
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-15

Fon Day CoUGH.-Take Of powdered
gumarsbie half an ounce: liqaoyice juice half
ocunce. Dissolve the gum first in warm
water; squeeze in the juice Of lemon, the II
add of pa-agoric two draclnns; syrup of squill.
one .draehm. Cork alfin bottle AMI shake
well. Take one ea-speonfu when tho cough
r. troublesome.