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The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
FIRE, FIRE, FIRE,

MESSRS. GRO CKER d son,
rRATEFCL Tor the very liberal patronage which has
them heretofore. thslr THANKS
many friends and customers fer their
They void to thelT thai they
just receiving tie stock Of Groceries they have
brgaghs which they s sell los for cast. and
they ay for and sell fer the
they themselves they the ad
vantage every a1y u them
They keeE general % Family Flaur
hand. Eh4ct they viii deliver - The city
free czr-e- Dr1ers With them pT5ItE.
led ,
Good stats Bank Money kept hand 70 Pay fer al
kinds - produce.
T. - IA II Ye55 -
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

with horse power the old Richmond Foauary- Ap
- pig On the premises TO
B4YLTES & NARCHANT.
May 81, 1855. s4H
White Fish and MackereI. Cordage. Halter.
w Ropes for SC. for sale by u. COOK son.
Jglv -, 1884 SLIT
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Dress Goods.

LARGE 49,. yasied assSr Of very desirable styI
\ Of Dres. Goods in the market, be found a
No. 10 Main street, AMI for sac by
Wright NOFFITT.
ID No. 80. 50
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

JEW hundred pounds very superior Picked Pork
~ pronounced by competent Judges,
July = q. W. BARNES
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
Superior Teas.

NTOUNG iIY son, Imperial and Gunposyder Teas
!! OF the best quality, just received by
L. NJ COOK & SON
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

1DD DoZ Ground Pepper and Spice, be sold
= manufacturers prices and Warranted pure
sale G. W. BARNES.
june .. 1855.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-03-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

When death il at the door, the remedy which
would have saved lille, if administered in time comes
too late. Do not trifle with disease Rely upon IT,
that when the stomach will not digest fuod--whcn
islntness and lassitude pervade the system - when
tine sleep is disturbed, the sppetite feeble, the mind
letharsc, the nerves and the
head coniused--rely upon it. that when these symp-
occur the powers of vitality are FILLING, and
lhnt, unless the mischief is promptly checked, he
uiH be rhortsned as well as rendered miserable Now
we know from from maas OF testimony, greater
than was ever before accumulated in favor Of one
remedy that iioofiands German Bltters, ,prepa ed by
DR.. c. Nj. Jnckson. Philadelphia. will Immediately
abae, and, in the end. entirely remove all of these
disorders ms surely as mathematical process will
solve a problems Who then, will endure the agony,
and the risk o. life, with health and ss!:ty within
reach, See advertisement.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-03-22

the eye. the Lungs the dtlicntey construc.
ted organs in the body, lite is in danger when they
do not properly perform their functions The leas
inflammation inIerieres with the irregular action
and then the blood is Impericcy purified the circl-
aiion becomes irrcgurn the Nervous System is dis
tirbcd and the general health suffers. And it is in
the EARLY sTAsss OF til. difficulty that tho great mig
ohlc is done; Tor while the patient is thinking about
the cnse. and considering whether not he s really
sick enough TO need medcine,- -Tubercles may be
forming or worse still sometimes, may he BURSTING
i'll III, Lungs. But it the proper remedy be promptly
applied, the CorGn, COLD or cATAkRH is At once ren,-
vcd and to use the words of Daniel Webster, the
sufferer "BkrATHrs FREER AMI DEEP r" DR.. Rogers
Syrup OF Lverwort, Canchalagua and T ar is admi.
raby adapted TO the cure OF the above class of disea-
s's. II is Srepared with special reference TO them
by All experienced Physician; it is prompt in its ac.
lion, ALWAYS sAFk, and msy be given to the yeung-
est child or the most delicate female with perfect
confidence in its success. Try it.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-03-22
SCHOOL EXAMINATION.
Mr.. EpIToR:-


you have highly commended II amber Of
schools that you have visited lately which
has very good effect both on the schools
and their supporters. 1t not only encoIra-
ses scholars and teachers but also commands
true worth and gives teacher to feel that if
deserving he shall not 60 unappreciated thus
nerying him TO nobler action. And It is
with this motive that would now give praise
where praise is due. visited a public ex-
animation at White Oak Grove on Friday
the 10th. 1t was the close OF the winter
session, and the recitations showed that the
past three mopths had rot been spent in
vain. / have known ,his school for some
time and have particularly noticed its prog
ress, and must say considering its advanta-
ges, that it has advanced more in every way
than any school with which was ever
acquainted. In less than two years it has
undergone complete revolution, A log
school house OF the old stripe has given place
to a comfortable and tasty ediice, which Of
itself makes school attractive 10 Children
Parents are reused ny on the subject of eju.
cation, aud showed by their presence and at.
tention on the day of examination the deep
interest they fel: in the progress OF their chill
dren. Muck praise is due to their Teacher,
Mr.. Robert Hogue, who has faithfully labor
ed for the two past winters. He leaves them
with the teachers reward, the peoples bes-
sings, the scholars affection, and above oil
the consciousness of having not laborsd in
vain. BYA VISITOR
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-03-22

CONSUMPTION AND SPLITTING BLOOD. :.
See the certificate OF Mr.. Turner II. Ramsey for
many years proprietor Of the Farmers Hotel, Fred
ericksburg, Va, and late oi the City Hotel, Rich.
mond, Va.
DR. John Mingo, OF the city of Richmond, though
regular physician, and oIcOurse opposed to what
he called quack medicines, was oh! igcd to say tha
its good effects in the case Of Mr.. Ramsey, were
wonderful indeed
He had been given up by several physicians had
tried most OF the quark medicines and was on the
verge ofdesrair as well as the grave when he tried
Carriers Spanish Mixture.
We refer the public to his full and lengthy csrtili.
cate around the bottle stating lis cure
Sec advertisements Feb. 22--.lm
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-03-22


LKcruRE.-A Mr.. Hamilton, from Cine ~
natl lsctured in the Court House in this place
on last Tuesday evening. His subject was
spoil tical Rsmanism," L subject, by the way,
on which great deal may be said and one
sfexcting interest Mt the present. He aim
cd TO show that notwithstanding the minious
of the Pope were greatly in the minority in
this country, ys, thsr numbers were sufi-
eisni, under the lead Of their Jesuitical priest
hood, to control every presidential election,
and a majority Of the municipal elections, a
fact which intelligent men will not dispute.
He furthermore asserted that. however much
dsmagogues might affectto snser a. thu re-
mark, yet the present Prcsident was indebt-
cd Cor his success to the Catholic vote.
But we had no notion when we began Of
even attempting a report Of Mr.. HIS lecture
and are unpreparod 10 do SO. His object in,
canvassing the State 10 to increase the cir
culaton Of the National Patriot, a paper de-
voted to the doctrines Of the Know Nsthings
and Of which paper he is one OF the editors.
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GRAND PANORAMA
CONCERT :! /!

CONCERT !!
Mes.rs. LARGE g. ANDERSON, assist.
ed by S. w. kIsBALL, Will give a grand
Concert of
Vocal and Instrumental Music,
Comprising selections from the most popular
and approved Temperance and Miscellaneous
Music, consisting of Songs, Duets, Tios,
Glees. &C.. on this THURSDAY EVEN.
ING. March 22nd, at the METHODIST
CHURCH.
In connection with which will be sxhib-
ted for the frst time in this community, the
celebratrd Painting of HAYS PANORAMA of
INTEMPERANCE, Presenting many sir-
fsrent views of the social life and condition
Of the Moderate Drinker, the Confirmed
Drunknrd, and Reformed Inebriate, in de-
signs and figures Of life-like size and exact
ness; the whole having a tendency to pro-
mote ,he cause OF Truth, Love, Purity and
Fidelity.
A. Tickets as cts. children 10 cts. Do srs
open at 81 O'Clock, Performance to commence
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-03-22

GTThe P. N. at Bridgeport writes tha,
the Chronicles sent to R. Rogers ard Jane,
Conner are not taken cut Of the Office, as
both tho,, men ha We left the place. They
each srsd us fof the p'Der S7,37l. and we
ore neft to whistle for it. We publish their
names that ouf contemporaries may beware Of
them andssuo bo robbed as we have been
We hall hereafter publish the names of per-
sens who 60 off in our dsbt. We have MT
suffered much, Is get. from this species Of
sYindlisg,and do net intend TO if we can pos
siby help it.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-03-22
DEATHS.

On the Gath or February, 1855, at his resi-.
esucs in Cambridge Gu ernssy Co., Ohio oil
typhoid fever, DR.. ROBERT w. PATrsx, for.
merly Of Pultney township Belmont Co.,
Ohio in the 4lst year Of his age The de.
ceased leaves a vile and seven children, aud
large circle Of relations to mourn his de-
par,ure, he was a member of tho Associate
Church, as husband aud father, he was ev-
er kind and affectionate, ~ a nei .hbor and
citizen, highly esteemed. --Belsir Times.
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Personally appeared THoxn A. ALEXANDER, seere
tay Of the d.tna Insurance Company, AMI made oath
that the foregoing statement by him subscribed, stfus
az ceording 10 his best knowledge aud bclisf
HENRY FOWLER, Justice oi the Peace.
AUDToa's sCspTpIcATE-Frem William ID. Morgan,
State AudilUr, n's been received III due form, legal
empowering the uudstnigne. as agent TO transact bus
mess until 81 July, ls5j sui lie with Tie Cer K
si the CuuinOn fleGs JOLr.. ...
that have property to Insure, will please inspect
aud sttutnize e preceding reliable expose oi TINS old
aud long tined Corporation. For usefulness, security
aud pVmpttde, II has ever stood hTst in It's fne OF
trans aCtiOns-and for abiiy aud neAns Will attract
the asntiOn Utle inrurIng paUG 10 confirm their con.
hdenee in II. The statement 50 prepared any one
can cont sst lie eondsIon with Local and stste Insu
rance uniCes disposed. Its Investments are OF that
solid character vOt 10 he materially affected by tie
late depre ssion III that class Of asseLs.
The inCrease lis IapI'al stock to 5StO0GO, IL bo
ne addition to the strength vi tie CUruTution
and for the lIcdge and seeuri
" OF It's pUlIsier. ,... ....,
The necessity aud real benefits Of Insurance are we
e1cplihed The iRet tile company has paid Casb loss
during the past JeAr, al its Western Brsnth once
alone, III Cincinnati ~ tile OF S2i6 soy Ue, m0si O
which has been paid. considerably in advance oi the
time legally due, shd Il ss had suit oi tigaiioh
al. or any hi ihehe i~ducenents TO the eO
nuanceo OIL lis rAuae patronage o. lis increase they
VIII mud itt agents ready attend 10 the demands
oil business a. hsrei ofore, with proptitude al as Ia
vorsble rsSs aud ierms as security TO all permits.
ID. b. 4. COWEN, Agent.
March o., Ts5..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-03-22

W oHsf iof bhe h fublic Auction
Monday, the 9Th day OF April, 1855,
between q. houf, Of 70 o'e,oet. ~ and .oe.ek P.
said county, tie following described lands and t.ns
msn, situsm ynG aud berg In the county Of Belmont
end STATE OF Ohio bs,rs ~ section s. tp. and range
commencing on the east boundary al most west Of
large red oak, ssd nesrs small run thence west 100
pefehes ,oa white oss, hsness2 e. lsI psrchss 10 an
,Gsaes" .ps 20 - ssh S @sns. ~ .si oe.i" soj
perenss TO beech, thence SOi iI2 p.rei,ss 70 a
nut. thence 43i eva Derehs, 10 an elm, Theme.
tHe e t32 perohes 80 a sycamore, thence sos
l3e pstcles 10 beech thence 23' ISs psrthes 10
tbencss Hs s2UI perehes to post Clearing TO a w
walnut, u 4se W ~ iink.i thence s9t ~ psrehr.
TO range line thence 1913 perehe. to the place NJ hs
ginning, eontaining i3o suss. rood, 2os5 perches.
hLSO-Antther tract Icing In the same section
Aforesaid, ard de.srlbcd ss follows 10 wits beginning
at the corner ofssidtrsCt. at an Old stump thence
2S, elst perchrr; thence 23t7 e3O.Q perches to
beech, thence @s l's parehesto an ash; thence
-. 30 perens TO beech thence s6it W 81
perehe. 10 chestnut; thence 7gi . o0 petebes TO
Bailey. run; th.n.e 70. ~ perche. 20 stake;
l48 perches TO Awillow, thence n - es perch.s
.heneen3t 90 re,ehesi thence n5i o, u perch.
rs; thence u ~ " rerehes; thence 61t w Iz2
porchns; thence o;t W 10 peTebe.: thencs n M
W ~ psrehes; then6ee 1903 perehes to a white o.t
10 the nses Of beginning. containing 81 acres, rood
ALso-Auoiher tract being In the SAN. section .or..
sad aud described az follows, 10 wit BE ginning al the
ecorner of,aid tract at teeoh; licences SUI lag
percrs TO white walnut; thence 3oi az ITpercLes
to black walnu:; thence EI3i o,e7a perChos to an
elm ihence sH ,e l3epfchssto a sycamore. thence
80 sl5.2 perches to a beech; thence 3 % s,sos
pefehes 10 poplar; thence 90 . " pcrches to sn
gar; thence e2O4 perehes to post The airing 10 A
white walnut ~ W 70 iinks) thence . sei = W ~
70 perchcs 20 Bsileys runithence 0! I3 perehes
thence ~ 9 W Ia3 perchesi tbciee n 29i s.e 10
nerehe.; thcneen5 >, W 16 perehe-; thenee n il!
Dl3 pnrche4; themes 7ei 80 perches to Chestnut
Hee hehce 6i ,e ~ sChes 10 beech to the ace
,conta ming acres, I rood "a pereb.s
The conditions ofthe above Sale will he as Tosws to
VII; One third 10 hand. onhe day OF Sale One third in
one year one third in two years. with interest on the
deferred payments. "
bherf's Office at 81. Cisirsvilie. Marchs, Is5,
- JOHN e. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-03-22
WE ENTIRELY FORGOT,

In eur last 1@osk's issue to call attention to
the stock Of Drugs d Hardwars on hand a,
the store Of II. A lerander. Ar. "a. has mo
we'd his store to the lesm fsrmsrly occupied
by J. H. Williams, opposite the American
Hotel. Humpa'eg is the right kind Of a man
to deal wi,h..nd you may dePend On wha. he
says being true.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-03-22
THE BELMONT CHRONICLE.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
TOWNSHIP MEETING.
SCHOOL EXAMINATION.

The Examination and public exercise. of
the Schools Of ST. CLAIRsvtLLK will COM
mence on WEDNESDAY the 27th inst, at 9
o'clock A. d., and will continue during four
days at the Presbyterian Church.
The Board of Education earnestly request
tha. parents and guardians will see that their
children and wards are present during the
continuance of the examination. They also
hope to see a full attendance Of all who feel
an interest in the cause OF Education.
". BY order Of the Board,
J. w. NEWPORT, Clerk.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-03-22
SIIERIFF'S SALE.
r. Crsngls g. Co.

Samuel SslIssberry Thomas Strain and Ja,.
McCulley.
pY virtue o. an order Of Salo 10 m. drec-
ted Nom the Conrt OF Common rIess OF Belmont
County Ohio, will Offer for Sale on
Tuesdny, the 24h day Of April, 1855,
between the bours Of 10 O'Clock A. N. and o'clook
p N. ofssi day al the front door Of the Court HOUSE
IN 81 Csirsviie in said county the following described
lands and tsnements. stuas lyinE aud beng In the
county Of BELMONT AID fiae OF Ohio aud bnnnded and
described az hilows IN wit: certain tract parcel
ofland, supposed 10 he OF acre eing in Zsne sddi.
ton TO the tewn Of MaunsyilIe In said county AND
bounded and desorihed a. foiiowr; on the South by
hhty Wood's land, on the Yves; by part Of said tstt
belong ing To said Zane the North by Iand helongn
To John Cruml aker aud tie East by the Cleveland
aud Pittshurg Rail Road.
sherT's Office. II. CisrsviIie, March sd. 1855.
JOHN e. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
March %. 1855. -s37s.
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SABBATH DIRECTORY.
EsssS.sZ2

NJ. F.. CHrRcH.--Pastor, John ". Rankin. Pub.
lie Worship at II O'Clock, a. NJ. Sabbath School
at IT O'Clock p NJ. X. e. CAEorHkks Superintendent.
PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcn.-Pas,or John Mofat.-
Public Worship at IL o'clock, A. NJ Sabbath
School at o'clock ?. NJ. George anderson, Super
iniendant.
ASSOCIATE REroSMKD CurEcn-Pa.tor, Aleran.
der Young. Public Worship ut II o'clock A. M
Bible Glass, INSTRUCTED by the Pastor at 10 o'clock
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-03-22

A meeting OF the Board o. Managers Of the
Belmont Co. Agricultural Society will be held
at the Court HOUSE In 81. .Clsirsyille, ,sstur.
day the 3lst inst. A full attendance is re-
ques,cd. J. M. MITCHELL, sec'y.
st. Clairsville, March 2lst. 1855.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-03-22
BY STATE AUTHORITY.
STATEM EN-

The name OF the Corporation is ErSA INSURANCE
CoAPAsY, located al Hartford, Connecticut.
The Capital is Five Hundred Thousand Dollars. and
is paid up.
The Assets ofthe Company are:
Cash on hand, in Bank. and in the hands
OF Agents or other persons, S:le,50J 90
Real Estateun inC unbeTed 1852 O5
,eres, pay able semi annually, 1900 90
Debts due the Company seeuredby Mort
gage, ',SiS IL
nI.iI ahIe al Bal '"r'' TO-, ,5a6 %
! Bills Receivable Premium Notes, 22,19l V2
All other securities, viz
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-03-22
C0NSUMPTIONi CONSUMPTION!
DIR. w M. II A LIS
BALSlM FOR THE LUNGS.
-Yo. THE CURE OF
CONSUMPTION, DECLINE, ASTHMA, BRONCHI
Ills, WASTING OF THE FLESH, NIGHT
bwEATS, SPLITTING BLOOD, WIlOOPINC
COUGH ,DlFFICULTY OF BREATHING,
-COLDs, COUGHS, INFLUENZA


PHrHlSlC, PAINlN THE SIDE,
IED ALL
DISEASES OF THE CHEST AND LUNGS.
DIR. Halls Ba!sam contains no OPIuH, CALoAEL, or
any mineral poison, but 10 composed mostly OF those
Roofs Herbs and Vegetable substances which have a
SPECIFIC influence upon the lungs and their connected
organs ltB IMMEDIATE ETFrcr IL 10 aay all irritation
and gently the ph!sgm and other morbid sec
lions from lie Throat and AirPasssges, thus relieving
the Cough ~ sutduipg ths nammGisH and other caus-
hch give rise OI II also stimulates aud iupartE
healthy tone TO The Lungs themselves thereby ens.
bling them more thoroughly from the blood
those impurities and diseased particles, which, il
tanned do much mist hief tile system, and lays the
foundation fur inoursbe CONSUMPTION. II also eI-
srts decided action upon tile skin, aud sssiss nature
in eXpelng through the EIhslents, much OF that
bid matter which would otherwise be thrown hack upon
the Lungs thus relieving them ofa part OF their work,
and render ing the system pure and Aesthy. When tn.
berces are forming, checks their development and
further progress ifucerston has tst"" i-s", 10 a.
sisrs he la 'i.--"iHs OIL lhe corrupted matter,
soothes the Irritation, heals the liberated cavities aud
restores them again to healthy action. THIS medicine
therefore, mol pGiairs merely which only relieves
for the time being, but ID rnnRoCGu CURATIVE, il
strikes al the very root the disease and by rerovng
H. removes a. once all It's remote and attendant
quenees. This Is ills D;sTIsGuIsHtD cRIRAcrrRsuc-s
property possessed in equal Tower, by other pcdi
cine oflIke nature, now before The public,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-03-22
State of Ohio, County of Belmont,
Court Of Common Pleas.
Petition for Partition.
A basr n. Gregg and Jsns Gregg his wife.

Nancy Lloy d (sdult) and Mary Lloyd, Joshua Lloyd
Charles NJ. Lloyd and Sarah 4. Lloyd, minors.
,THE above named Defendants will take
j notice that en- the ltth day OF Jsnxary. A. d.
1858. the above named demandanis fled petition in
the Court OF Common Pleas Of Belmont County Ohio
where the same is now pending, aud which petition
the 18th day of March, 1855, amended by leave
Of said Court, DE- snding partition OF the following
being in sscion ~, Tow nshp7 Range A. and being all
the land 10 said section of which Joshua Lloyd died
seized and which lie occuped the time OF his death by
himsef and tenants, containing 1891 less
more particularly in said petition The demandants
ask that partition be made OF said premises as follows
Joshua Lloyd each fourth Charles NJ Lisyd and
Sarah f. Lloyd each one eighth. and to Nancy Lloyd,
dover the whole. At the nert term OF said Court,
apple be made to the undersigned, for order
that partition may lie made &C., ofsaid premises.
ID. ID. 7. COWEN, .Att'y for Demandants.
March Is lS55.-Gw.
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TESTIMONY FROM OHIO

JONI HoyrhiN JeromesviIle Ohio Nav sotb ,s.,
sala wrLte to state for your satisfaction, and also
forthat OF others, that your s Hha, yo.
recommend II Ia be, highly valuable medicine vi,iss
know from having used il in my own family 10 nv
same recommendation" "
STEPnss A. MEAIY, Canton, Ohio, Nav II. Ie,a
says: Having heard our German Brers highly 70.
commended from sources in which pIac ed mnch eord
denoe. ordered four bottles from Cleveland On. or
them gave to daughter who has derived great ba.
eht from II; two "f the "thers sold immedi and
would IKE you tosehd me supply Of il TO sell {"
JoHs CLARK, Brunswick Ohio. MAY %. tss4 SAWS.
fout German Bitters have proved in syerv
20, sn sa' aa come 10 my knowledge and has opened
rHorAs Lr!cHSoRp. Gov lnstep, Ohio December 9Th
eo3, says My wife has been afe erd with the Live,
cnmpalmt and Dyspepsia for number Of years durirr
which ti~s have Ero.t deal far do.,o,ia ~
she received vary little bene therefrom and nalySs
doctors said size could not be cured Last sprj,s 80
concluded to try your Bers she took two botIea .nS
ever since taking them SHE has been able In attend "a
her business. until very lately she had attack but
mas again commence ed the Bters. have sold ouits
number ofboitles through her recommendation ana =.
faI as can learn II has given satisfac ctnn to ali
DAVID. tHeorT AnsIinshurg, Ohio, ,sDecember s. lsss
says: Ferft me to hear testimony the remark able s
hcacy oi your German Bitiers in the cure of Liver
eonniaiht: for years nrevions to tsking it, was So.
verey afflicted with disease of the Liver SO mncb :.
that did not to 1--we hut by free ne of ts MI,
ers thanks to kind Providence find myself entir,Iv
restored to health and able resume my usual empoy
mrnt' 1'PeI
These Btiers entirely vegetable and free fron A.
coolic siimnant and all injurious Ingredients mild 4,
their strengthen the system never pres.
They are entirely vegetable and free from a. lnIurlsss
Ingredients
Sold by dealers in medicine everywhsrs
II. ALEXANDER St. clair.viu..
Geo, c. Bethel sing.
sSGGiisgss.S%s' Gisss. ,.srowA. ". wa
H. IN oasnessuio.
NJ J.. - \ son, ZONE or
end by De. 'ers IN Medicne, yerywk,r.
November % 1857
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
~
INCREASE Of CASH CAPITAL.
TO Half Million of Dollars.

vE>uD -DTHh IroURaNCp 90. OF
Il HAkTtokD, CONN, having complied with
the law regulate Insurance Agencies OF Companies
Grated hy other States. passed May lst 1854
publish the following, required thereby. The orgi
nal statement being le IN the Slate Auditors office
with duplicate with the Clerk oi Common Pleas,
County Court.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-03-22

We were slightly mistaken as to the age
OF Mr.. Davis, in our loss. He WIS 95 years
Of age on the ll,a inst. lie died on the
18th.