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HrsRY's iHvIGoRhTING CORDIAL The met
ito OF this purely vegetable extract for The
removal and cure oil physical pros,ration
genital debility. nervous affections, &c, &c,
are fully described in another coln :nu oil 'his
paper, 10 which the reader il referred. So
Der bottle, 3 bottles for SIS; six bottles for
BE- E; SIC per dozen. III Observe The marks
Of the genuine.
Prepared only by S. E. Cohen, No. 3 Frank.
lin Row, Vine ST., below Eighth Philadelphia
Pa, TO uhom all orders must be addressed. For
Sale by all the respectable Druggists and
Merchants throughout the country.
T. w. DYoTT a Sons, No. 1872 North end
a., Philadelphia, Sale Agents for PeHnsyl-
yania
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NEW GRIST-MtLG
AT
MILL

TUE subscriber has reitied his Gri.t,
MAI a, Mil Grove, near Lish, Street,
county, and is ready 10 do any
ana all kinds OF, grinding. Iis has three
run OF stones, and the Mill will work to gon
efal satisfaction, A compelsllt miller has
fascharge oil The establishment, and the
patio9' 60 Of thspublic is respectfully so
THOMAS TRENCH.
Viii Grove, Sept. O., 1864.
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esaunam I-oroaTcasss CO 9Os
HAVE RECEIVED A NEw LOT OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING

nm the Exchange Block next swarzs Book Store. They have Q n hand alase and
I'll full assonmeuto of = N
FRocK, DRESS, BOX, SACK, GUM AND OIL CLOTH COATS,
r. II .,s.. nd si.s hat, The prsent enlightened age knows any thing about OF Pants
M w 81 "1m bo s vary sMor oil the rainbow, BESIDES IN black, blue, gy. striped
a MI s mo, Vsss f sa11 sill buff, cashmere, maseltes, linen and woraed of all fash.
80 u hs aus ~ and coIors. WORKING Pats and boys clothing. Also inc wbhe,d figured and
naI b" pockS and Nck Handkentef, Stocks, Ties, Scahs, all kinds of gentle
s mapsI Es s sdS Ht Hats Cans Trunk. Travelling Bags and Umbrellas and
seGgS SANGGs
Tbev have l,oaenleves, Spencers, Collars, Rlgahus, Gloves, Mills Lsdiesa bead-ba5
uao1terchie4 sc. &c Also Jewery and Notions sch as Rings Breast rm, COO ana
Snver pens and Pencils NeiaNons;V Vests aud Fob chains, Ponmonies, SpecacGS KnYes
Razor and a well selected assormen of Arcordeons.
p Remember the cheapN store in the "Exchauge Block" opposite the Court house.
Boomsburp. NAV 18th 1854. s DREIFUSS, & Co.
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RlnrOtatscn e. Tract ofEand,

w lie prem ses on the ed day oil Match,
A. D.. 1855, a certain
PiantatiOn e. Tract CfEaDd,
situate in Bloom township, Columbia coun-
ty, adjoining the North East Branch OF The
River Susqnehanna, lands Of Col Jos. Pax.
ton, the heirs Of Isaiah Barton, DR.. Jno. RAM
sey, and others, containing ahoGt
ONE HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES,
OF first tate river bottom land, in a high state
o! cultivation. A portion OF the land is in
woods sufficient iot a supply Of rails and iu-
Ell. The Norh Branch Canal passes through
said tract.
The improvements are an excellent Dwell
ling HOUSE, large and convenient bank Barn,
Wagon house, Hay house, Sheds and Other
GU, buildings. Also, m Apple Orchard, &c,
Ii is ole OF The most pleasant and tesira-
BILE farms on the North Branch, within one
mile aud u hall Of the ,own OF Bloomsbury
one mile oil the Rupert Depot of the Caiia'
wissa, Wiiliamsporl aud Eric Railroad, and
within Two miles Of three Iron Blast Fur
naces ~ fail operation, in a populons neigh
borhood and convenient 10 market Schools
and Churches. No batter nor more produc'
tive Farm in the County Of Columbia.
Terms OcSaIc:
Two. thirds of the purchase money may.
il the purchaser desires il, remain for a pc
Rod of years in said premises the Interest
10 he paid annually.
ALSO,-.At the same time and place The
following personal property, viz:-Horses
cattle, hogs, wagons, slcds, buggy, Carriage,
Grain by The Bushel, bay by The ton, Poia'
toes, wind.millR, Ihreshing Machine Horse
Power, Is Acres of Wheat iC The ground,
3 acres rye in the ground, and u variety oI
farming utensils too numerous 10 mention.
Eg Sale to commence at ~ O'Clock, A
NJ, when attendance will be given and terms
made known by RoBT. CATHCART,
WILLIAM NEAL,
Executors Of alfred Nc Cturc, deed.
Bloomsburg, Feb. %, 1855.
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No, 26 South Fourth street, have on hand
+, large assortment OF PATENT SALAMAN-
DER FIRE aud THIEf PROOF SAFES,
Bank Vaults and Iron Doors for Banks aud
stores. ,r-t,r
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PUBLIC SALE

V~ALUABLE FIRM AND PLANTATION.
WILL be exposed 10 public sale, upon
w lie prem ses on the 23d day oil Match,
A. D. 1858, a certain
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-04-19
ELECTION RETURNS.

The American party has carried the city oI
Louisville by large majorityt
Georgetown, Ohio, elected the American
ticket.
Ripley also elected the American ticket
with very slight opPositoa.
The Known -Nothings carried the city o.
Keokuk at the recent corporation election
They elected .her NJ lyor by vote of 420;
while his Locofoco opponent received 2l9.
The Republicans beat the Nebraskals 100
majority in Lisbon, at The corporation
eletion. COlumbana county is right on the
Slavery question:: Her people have no sym
pathy Tor the men who sold X Ktnzas to Sla.
very.
Ia Sidney, Shelby Co, o, the late ejec-
ton stood: Repub ican, 269; Locuioco, 60.
In Bucyrus the L1cofoco secret society o.
Sar Nlchts were badly beaten. the people =
ticket having an ver,ge majority OF ITO.
In Ravenna, Jonathan" and Sam" uni
I'd, and beat tas Sag N chts i2o m.jority.
In Portsmouth, the Peoples ticket beat
the Nebraska Locoioco affair by vote of sos
to 267.
The Nebraska. I,ncofocos were badly beat
IN iu Mtssilion, Canton, Canal Dover, &c.
All right.
PERRY COUNTY A we'll informed gentle
man from Perry county. gives us the intela-
srnce that the AmericOn party has swept al
most every township in that former strong
iold Of I.oco(ocoism. The majority in their
;avor in Somerset was about 100 TINS fer
many years has been L3cotoc'. Probably in
10 county in Ohio is the Catholic and tor
egr inhlepce more potent. But hundreds
haye broken away from them, and have ar
,tyed themselves under the American ban
ner. The Sag NehlS made troneleifort 10
heck them this spring, but they made bad
f,lure.
Lima, Allen county, elected tho entire A
merican ticket by avete about six to one,
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r ports have been received romthr Trcnr.
G.y'siou ha Dr,s .rtml uud n.lmi arr %,
cupied by strong Russ rarr sons, bud ih
export ui corn rom Bcs arabia prohibited.
4 The POris presse s,sics, but the sia'e
men, is couirad,c,td by the other papers
I lna: The Alice have asSerird to The tsaae.
A mantes.o hom HE How Synod Of til
Russian Chtrch inti,es the Russion natior
10 arm in defence vi i.rir iaiih.
No loss OF iiie occurred at the turnin!
the hospital at Conatan,iaoils.
II the Br ii-h Parliament the Sardinidr
convention was discussed.
NuGbuck's committee continues its inqui.
ry, and asked tor cerluin papers CONNECTED
with Anmitai Dunlas's conduct before Ojcs
81, which were refused.
A motion was made to make an Iudian az.
my ayaiiablo in Europe.
Parliament adjourn q oysf EIser till tx
6ih Of April.
Ninc ships, the advance British squadron
sailed from Deal on the 2s,h.
NJ. Puchonan attended dinner at ,ht
Senman's Hospital, in London, re,urue,
, thanks 'or the aid rendered 1900 sick hmori
Gun sailors. I.ot! Pamers,on presided
Forged bills OF ading have appeared i
the Liverpool market 10 .he extent Of ga,
/ 600, oil shipped at Charleston, y. C., by Ja,
c. Nc2!s. The fragd was made by inse,tins
thc word hundred in he body Of In, bills.
I SPpn,-Tho Vienna papers Stote tha
Spain and Portugal have acccded TO the
Western alliance, ard signed The treaty a
Paris On the 2lst OF March. which want,
confirmation.
The difficulty between Austria and Prus
sia is increasing.
| Tire Prus,ian cabinet ret0ttch on hrstri0'i
circular o.! March 9Th, by sending the ,irru
ar TO the Prussipn representatives in Il {
( German Conr'? respecting the Austrian in
! lrigucs ia the Gcrsanic diet.
! The language Of the circular is quite hos
/ tile to Austria.
The circular farther charges Austria will
/ ii! simUiatiUn enI threatening pru.S'n Wit
military dpngris, while 10 uo IN Europe sh'
talks coufiirntally Of peace
Sweden Is fitting out feet, frovsi me
| Tor uruths.
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TO CURE A FEL9N.

A felon generally appears on the end Of the
finger or thumbs; II is extremely painful for
cases crpples or disfigures the finger or
thumb that falls victim TO it. But it can
be easily cured if attended TO III time. As
s)en SIS the pain IS !eii, take the white skin
Of an egg, which is found inside the she'll,
put it round the END OF the finger or thumb
affected, keep it there until the pain subsidies.
As soon as the skin becomes dry it will be
very painful, and likely to continue for half an
hour or more, but he not alarmed. II it grows
painful, bear it, it will be Of short duration
compared to what the disease would. A cure
will be certain - Erchanqs.
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kNnsMS ksIl etLuM.

In another part ut our paper lnly no found
artrles shaving that another stupenLuus
fraud he been pe potralcd IN th' territory
o KarSls The recent election hs D owed
as great an outrage upon the rights Of thy
iona Gds seItl,rs as the first fare cal thing
called by courtesy an election lfthe snalh.
ern chivolry Imagine that this scheme for in.
Producing their biPed chd!telS into the new ter.
iitory will win, they are. in our humble opin.
ion, greatly mistaken, But should il be that
any Unforeseen combination orcircumslsnce es
| should apply tor udNssion into The uuIsn
as a Slave State, we will have men in Con.
gress 10 resist II. The mex; Co,yrs.s " iIl
be composed Of entirely different material
from the last.
But, even contemplating tho worst, and
-upposing that slavery should be introduced
into Kansas, and she become 4 State, the
poor slave trnnspor ,cb from the sveu,ocaed
pla 1,s,ions Of the older State. canne, shake
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X. rs. VICTORY.

70 RENEW AN .lSnseO DyF.-Afier muclr
use. an indigo oye 8. nnetimes becomes to ap-
ro.r,nce dead ard WI color only dull, din
ry blue. This may be sseetunily remeded
in the following single wav> Take a quart
Of house ashes, spread the. " 'pon tn'h
cloth over u suitable vessel, and Aapour Tue
dye upon ii, and allow it 10 dral "iroug'
the ashes. Wiring it all out,no matt .l1
finer pat cles Of ashes pass with it Ell ''gn
to form sediment at the bottom, it VI II S, Sa
disappear. The impurity Of the Dye WI! re-
riain in the ashes. Slice up a large onio.',
and throw it in. After a few days no truce
of it will be LETT Put in suitable quan,i-
ty of indigo in close bag, and few ounces
VI madder in another. You will then have as
bright lively c9ler as you may desire. It,
will color faster # kept moderately worm.
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BEAN SouP-To provide an excellent din
ner-heplthy, palatable and nutrti)us--take
pint of beans, with one gallon ofwater aud
tke beef bones we are accustomed I, throw
into the street. Boil all together, (sidiny
few potatoes If conveniently uni the biiis
become sofl-add salt and pepper to suit the
taste, and daner is ready. Such a dinner
cos,snext to nothing; ami will rest easier up.
on the stomach than yenison steaks, quail on
partridge, washed down with champagne.
A piece of fat beef thrown into the pot,
will give pretty good flav.r to soup. por
ridge, OF such a dish as have named But
ifyou want the genuine flavor, use bones
such aones as are usually thrown away.
There is favor obtained from the bones
which ia not obtained from the lat, which s
not given from solid meat.--Ex.
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WAAT is A PAMPHLET The Host Office
Department, in determining the rates of pos
tage legally chargeabe on various things
thus defines what is chargeab,e with pam
phiet postage;
"a Pamphlet is a printed but unbound pub
lica,on, relating solely to some subject o.
local, ephemera, or temporary nteres, Of i'm
portance only. Hence with the exception
Of those not containing more than sixteen
octave puges each for which, under certain
conditions, the sct of August 80, 1852, has
though folded and unbound, can be permitted
to pass in the mail IS 'pam2h et,' instead of
book unless its scope aud subj ct are such
IS to bring it fairly withih the distinctive
definition above given
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The time consumed cunning ovsr ihr rcuu-
ry at nights aud Sundays, think night be
better employed by yunr ir"sidrs at your sta.
dies, aud 10 reading good books, new thu
you have a Library accessible t. all,the poor
est and the richest alike, without money and
without price. There cal bo no exsusc.--
BY reading you can hulG familiar converse
with the wise ana good, by Gcvoing Il part
Of your leisure time to reading you can keep
up with yonT growing library, anL be ready
for new books as they are furnished each year
by the State. Attendance at your churches,
reading your Bibles, that time honoted and
heaven inspired volume, aud other good
books will furnish pleasant ana profitable oc-
cupation for you on ysur day OF rest, Leis'
ure and Worship.
YousG LADIES, You are now entering up
on the great theatre OF life, your school days
should be srent pleasantly as we'll prohu
bly,, aud trust they have So b,on. May
you ever remember that the great qualities
which rest SO naturally upon your sex OF
grace, modesty and virtue, constitutes she
daughters and sisters chief ornament, the re-
lation which you already occupy. II your
destiny should be that which 50 often falls
to the lot Of your sex, that Of the wife, may
you ne prepared to discharge theiduties which
dcvovod upDn these relations OF woman as
becomes your sex There is no voice for
good or i'll 80 potent as mother.
When in TIE dark sierras of California
surrounded by temptation on every side,amd
licentiousness, fraud, gambling, and dissipa-
tion of every kind, my ro,hsr's voice was
still with ne. AS fresh as when ! used to
lay my tiny hands in hers, and she would say
"be good boy, and the Good Man will make
you happy now, and after you die" To one
and al! woul4 say, whatever may be your
destiny, whether it be one OF the professions
Law, Physc or Divinity, Mechanic or Far
msr, be assured that aalbition has its troub-
leg, its perplextics, that are about equal to
the honors it conlers
"IIc that builleih upon the mountain top,
Is exposed to many blasts"
CT all occupations perhaps none affords
more domestic happiness, and take a number
OF years together pays better than farming
The renowned professional mans family, are
frequently spoiled by pride, brought. up 10
habits Of luxury and Incidence, ,ofieD without
employment they rarely exhibit the cnnaci =
ty O their parents. Not 50 with the Farm.
er and Mechanics children. Father and son
frequently occupy one homestead in success.
sion to the third and fourth generation.
But as | said, whatever you undertake, be
diligent, be attentive, b. indus rious, be hon
est, and you will finally succeed. But YOU
IN inst be patient, you may have to wait foI
years, but the poorest you may yet be the
most usrtul, wealthiest, most distinguished
man in the country.
Ask the blessing Of God upon al! you do
There is no appreciation ike the appreciation
of an approving conscience, and no sUace
like the solace OF Religion.
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ACrOstiCnl Enigma.

am composed OF IL letters, and am a
matter of much interest to the citizens of St.
Cloirsvile.
For my !, 7, 8, enquire of the Clerk of
the Court.
For my 2, 10 5, 5, enquire of George
Brown.
For my 3, 7, 6, 8, -, enquire of John
Todd.
FOR my 4, s, II, enquire Of Thos. Young
For my 3. 7, 10, II, enquire OF Wm Oar
Eah.
For my 6, 3, 7, 0, enquire OF John Frint.
For my 7, g ?, enqu r. ofdenry Scovern.
For my 5, 10, Il, IL, 6, enquire OF Judge
Harris.
For my 9, 8, !, 2, enquire of Stacy Craft.
For my 10. IL, IL, /. enquire OF De. Al
exandrr, West, and Walker,
r my IL, 4, 8, enquire 0! any member
Of the Bar.
For my -, 4, 6, 2, enquire of Wllmeth
Jones. -
Answer next week
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EUR o Pr IN NEW 5
ARRIVAL orruE WASHING TON.
NV Ynrr. Anril l2lh

Nlw YoEE, April l2lh.
The Washington has arrived Vita Liver
pool dates UP to the 2sth day Of March.
Richardson, Spence u Co, reports cotton
as frm aud prices unchanged Sl!es oil three
days sc, 500 bales. o. whieh S00o wsse joI
speculation, and $500 or export.
Brcads!uffs anchauged--but little s7ecula.
tive demand for Flour and prices unObsn ged;
Western canal 4ia42s, new dos6a3Js. Phila
and Bnlt43s44s; new 59Ails; Ohio iIl45s.
Wheat dull, unchanged.
Wheat lis loda2ls Cd; red os 6dd lis 81.
Corn steady and prices unchanged. Waite
42a42s. yellow 42trljs
Accounts from Vienna or the con ',rence
are unsatisfactory. The allies do not nov
insis, upon tho destruction OF SeJastoPoi, bat
propose other MEASURES 10 d.sdgrcea5.9 to
Russia.
The Russians attacked the whn!e line Of
the allies on the l7ih Of March, 5n' were
df,en back with great loss.
Consnls closed at %.
The Washington. arrived at Il o'c'eck, and
hiss $50 passengers
The C.nsd4 had re. arrived or wjca she
sa ilet
81 Odessa aty.ce. Of the cath state that the
Russians IN spite .l icing PuIscd the
attack .,ii natHtaIn u cir position on Mount
Seponne, irom which Their guns play upon
the Fferch.
Vhe weather continued fac, and the health
Of the troops Sete improving.
This advanced batteries Vi the Dgiiish are
raakiag considerable progress.
According to the information from deser-
;ers he Empegor's death has not been pro-
mulgated in Sebastopol.
Omar Pascha arrived It the allied camp
Oh the 2ltb
On the l3gh tie Russians opened fire
from ;he heighs et Diiakllva, whsH the E.i-
glish attacked aaJ routed lhcm.
The alliance between Sardinia and Ia,
Porte vas signed Oh the l3'h.
Proportions continue III " made at con
stantnop!e ~ receive more men.
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RHODE ISLAND.

The rout Of LacOiocoi>m in this gallant
little State was perfectly awful. At the Pre-
sidenta! election OF 80 itgave Pierce 1909
mai. The entire l. 'coinco vote was then
Si3j. Now the vote stands as follows:-
Hoppjn, Wing and X. y. IO,;56 Pouer,L)-
cotnco, 1905. In tha city OF Providence the
vote was HupPin, 33jj; Pn.t'r, 5o3. The
Locofocos did not Gle ct a siagic Senator,and
only saved two Representative one of whom
had | majority, anI the other 4. Both the
Cungressme are anti-Ne5fu-ka, antl-Ad-
minstration. Dlr.ee Of the eastern district,
has 300 majority; AM Thlrston OF the wes
tern district, has 1854 majority.
That will do for Rhode Island.