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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-05
OPP rnI.LoMs, pIeEoroRY

the Han corner OF Market and Monroe streets
JoHS s WRaEE, " g.; q. n. Carr, Secretary.
franklin Lodge No. 1s7.-aIeets Is above every
Monday evening. Ja,1x B11Ht & G.; n. P CapffHe,
Secretary.
VIVA. Tell Lodge No. 3S.-AIeesE as above eve
StLIde, Secretary.
wheeling Lodge No 50.-Meets every Monday
evening the Hail. corner Market and Quincy streets IL
BEoSs, " G.; Join 7ko5arH, Secretary.
EoanoIa Lodge No. Ss.-sieets as above every
rriduy evening L n. Stcr,IS, " G.: ". " Bianchdra
Abrams Ts,,e,n,pu.e,.t No. 1.-Areets at tns
and Monroe streets the rss and third
Tuesday evenings or each month H. Ur,ntAS, C P; S
: Pe,frsos, Scribe.
VIVA. Tell Ess camPnsent No. S4--Neets n :.
above the second and osrs Tuesday evenings Of each
month. WV. KLISE1ER O. P; WA. Fsisgar1sr, Scribe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-05
sPRoIAL Notice S.

WIN. A. rBnscIleIor's Hair Dye.-No DURN-
ING CLUSTERING COMPOUND could ever have attained
as-s4faIline fsvOrte Nature true to herself
me Sro or black produced the reddest, grnyest or
hair y IL Made and sold, applied Tin nine
private roos a, AToHELoRs Wig Factory, 2ss Broad
York None genuine except 'Su. a. nITcHE1oR"
is on the label.
The genuine is snld in Wheeling nv
+. II. LOGAN s CO.,
iusI:m bridge Corner Druggists
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-05

DecIdedIy COOI.-Take look in at the Bridge cor
ner Drug s.Ore yO viii say sol ItIooks cool, and 1t
tastes cool, and IS cool! Its Worthn wak from away
down town. hot day, to take look at his Fountain
where water marble and glass all blend
ed into 'thng say nothing of the sParkiins
mineral water and ric fruit and cream syrrps The water
5sEOlesom6 ars the pipes and fountains lined
with Block tin does the water in contact
with copper or lead Stop in the
BRIDGE CORNER DRUG STORE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-05

Total IN, j.; ;;:,

Males 3'-Ee;nales 26-Colorcd1 l.
1t will be from this report that city continues to
enjoy unusual degree of health, Notwithstanding e in
heat Of the Weather the unesrained ntulgS
in the of NIL the vegetables the Our morin
thus far, fails very much below that Of the past year
The deaths OF this April May, Juno
and July, twenty-five Cent less than they were last
year the months. DurDg weeks how
ever, there hns particular
" among children in the or:n Of darrca; and Ia tie
diseases of the adults there marked tendency
dvsente which suggests tile pnpriCty Of caution in
lily we'll qualify Of diet
abundantly supplied with various products
proper regard for health should deter from
free Indulgence in the of green vegetables anl
ripe fruits. With proper regard et, therefore, ard
strict attention cleanliness in cellars
and out-houses, hope city Will enjoy
wonted health through the balance of the season.
A. $. TODD, Secretary
aug. BOARD of Hr1iih
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THe Greeks of both Sexes few days before marriage,
cut on and consecratcd their offering to their
favortc also customary them to hang
the hair doors of cr houses previous To
intertrrnt They also orand ofentImes shaved
their hair when mourning for their dcceasc! friends
which laying on the corpse consumed with the
body. hair thus destroyed. eolseerae the person to
the care OF the Iuerna Deties undpr whose Jurisdiction
the dead supposed to be-
the Of mourning, various arts used
the hair the former beauty and lovely appea
auce, Tradition reports. DR.. Fountains OIL of Grape
vine used gencIaiy. It's virtues SIN the
same. If you doub it, get bottle.
Prepared by DR.. Pountane. Paris.
General Wholesale Agents
LAucuL1Ns BUsuF1ELD,
Wheeling, Va.
a,l1 stso hv nrt-ri..s ysnArnlI- Ino4dalF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-05
A CARD TO THE LADIES.

a CARD TO THE LADIES'
DR. DUPoNce'9 GOLDEN PEMAPE PILLS nre infalll.
he In removing stoppages irregularities Of the nenses-
These Pills nothing but have by the Doc
tor for many years. and America, with nn-
pnralrcle every and he Is urged by many
thousand ladies who have them, make the Pills pub
llc for the alienation suffering from any rregunr
tics whatever well preventive to those ladies' whose
health will permit increase Of family Pregnant fe-
males surprising he cautioned
against using these pills the proprietor
spOnsby aftere above amOnltlOn although their mild
ness would prevent any injury healti otherwise these
Pills are recommended Directions accompany each box
Price 81.
Sold wholesale and retail by
LAUGHLINs & BusnFtELD,
iGenn Agents for Ohio county,
No Monroe st.
Also for sale by T. II. LOGAN co.
Bridge Corner Druggists.
All orders mus. be addressed above General Agents
they will supply the Projectors prices and send
the pills cOndenuly ladies by mall by enclosing 81 to
either, at the Wheeling POst.uaice.
n B-Dr DupOnco's Golden Pills. signature ~. Dnp"n-
COZ on every box none genuine For particulars get
Circular OF Agents. apply
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Wheeling Island PropertS,
EOTo ar T. FS&lY

TINE undersiEnet oilers Cor sale an Inst
4 island In taa occlIsaey 81 WEi,, n, NaF''.S
Market Garden &c has hadi: laid !,n Ss.if
ranging in size frnu Orc AID lIF:s to Yirs t. stt,
lane forty ride. riariS tIrnpsb The N.uN
Town Lets TIE head Of the ISiaEd. IVA fS
For beauty 60 location, and fertility soil ~, ,
Is y on tl,S Ohio River. aud ,s ~
sIrcGs uStal1iiS ia; location in Tie sG,s g.
veE.crt e city, 20 hinge lFishiS engage IN NJ
purcl;aFc. N 10
Iplcts Of the fsr'ses ek, he sstu,
20 sSt S1cssrihsT v' Eiil give lu.ornrtic1 Il,
sion toI tbs tEITnS u sfr wiz bs VERY liberal " w.
FRANCES =. ARMSTRONG;
Af;'y in rtler
jeI< TE-SRT MOORE Trust.
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PROSPECTUS OF
Wheeling Female Academy.
II, .t,n,...s, ,f lie sintnrn OF The yiELtnlioM

h. ". IA.
TIME course Of Instruction embraces the usual requis
ties and accomplishments OF female educ atom Biting
the pup for the hiehvt Circle tie oEee OF
teacher but may modified suit the wishes of parents
und the circumstances Of scholars.
French aught merely in class but pEaetc@iy
Iy conversations Several ladies CONNECTED with the
Academy being familiar With the Language, and one Of them,
q French lady recently from Paris.
Tie scholastic Commences On the lSsh OF
CLOSES about last of June Boardes required to pay
the charges sei-aunusliy daysshoaFs quarterly:
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Verify Truth is sometimes
Stranger than Fiction!
AN ASTOUNDING OURE!l

rT1IIIs young gentleman IS now living in mis-hosq
who know him will bear testimony that his sulernss aud
cure cnggeratEon Of the pieces Of bone
bu by calling at 2iU Baltimore streCothers are In his
possession. Let the scePeal htn-e will testify that
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-05
REAL ESTATE SALES
Kor Rent .

TWO go3d ncp brick atrSlli1s Ssanss.. s,,,,,.,
Street convenient % the 0srSernt lion "a 'Sa
e1pea Railroad DepSi Possession given iiD, o.s or
jn2a-f Jny,N mo-
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staaa Sala

I9Y virtuE OF a,deed Of trJtst from 9e,,Eze IJ,.
u Wits tome dated juno ed 1851 ana Tois aiA sRi
Ohio County yirenia In Deed Book No So nae W. r9sSoi
proceed 20 sell ttc front door OF the Court us I'll
County MenfIS tbs hrst day Of Srn,eIa 80 q ELi
bIic auction 40 She h!sfest bidder lot No. NJ esd.
ated Alir Street 10 M F;it ar,l Of ,e '
stss farty Zee: n Sii;S on of The sO,S - sl
Let 10. GO tWrnty Jour stqa:ed Water srt "a Tan q
FiftI, Ward CT tle city Of TShtellae. " = its tl
TssNa or Stis--taue third % tic purchase ,;p
ed In Cash or the iHy Of ssia the reSiii1e IN
hstHllentN OF g1 and tTe'TG months from 81 20 s7i
eh4sers Si bond Ette Enos sceiri;y tr,
the day StsEie and the.itle 70 b retained as
curitv till tho 1urclsSs money Is paIf '4'-"T
Selling ss Frnstee shall enucey o:tly such mn
cd 10 me by said trsti % tr5i5:. - : 'sF-
EnwtcD H. Frrzuror
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rqnw AnvRRrIsRMNNTs
IaafLard.

Leaf Lard.
ORIME Lard in jars for family use, for sale by
u sSus5 4 - ~ ego. WILSON,
Academy of Music.
WHEELING VA. NJ
PRoE. g.
Primary Department..
MSS A. NJ RO1gBs, Ntss. =. D'GSET-
Charge quarter OF II weeks Tor Hoard MashiE,
use Instrument and Instruction upon The ateods- a.
ON, Piano, Gusr Violin, anil In Vocal Music fH0
Fall Tarna comnlE noes NJ oudny. aha lat day
of SepteEnb Der.
Circulars will be sent TO all who desire further 'noeA
Anplicntion to he made to Miss s CARTS Principal Of
the Ladies' Department., Wheeling Virginia.
Connected Academy IS institute tor the lnssrse
NESTs OF an ESsLlStI the
the SrArE NORMAL SCHOOLS Of New OTE Sd ev t1End
and fitted and for their resp9n
shie station The course very thorough
uenSs. pupils who remain year In Glitter OF these
Department. Certificate OF scholarship Will be gTesn
go through the Fhee course Of three Year,, rio-
mas will be awarded.
For Board, Washing and Tuition in English per quar- ~,
of IL
Instruction French German per qr-.. los
Terms per quarter for Say-PnPtIs 4R tAe
Senior. 500
Middle wy
Junior. 1.uo
pupIis IN ty English Department who wish 20 &c
wish devote portion OF their time to this sE,
TIL cIES OF the ACCIDENT "d
rus this Of study sUIHSoS
20 those afforded Ia other Institutions OF te Kind These
desiring TO become students in either Department, sio
MAKE APrllcA1ioS sooX, The number OF puplSt limited
unt!l larger buildings can be ohtained. A1s5-1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-05

Ma Eo,ToE:In presenting The Prospectus,
all attention Aepdemv beng believe sur
passed by OF the literary Institutions for femolesin the
East and e1ualisd II Its Musical AID French
departments psreuary No expense has been, an none
spared its efficiency, and cScEileIec To
young ladies Of the West and SOUTH therefore offers some
very Lecil.d advantages.
l ,tlrs IN. L. MElEI.AN. lihhnn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-05
WHEELING MUSIC S'rOl3E;
AND EASTEES

LARGE assortment of all k.a. Of Musical ir,,-4z,s
~ cUnstanilr haul 1u warranted In every .rsp.rl
~ Pianos AID SIelodsOEs 81 l-t..iEs
Those Wishing the best Instruments the !cHe,:
apps b. z 7eGE
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Sold Out.

rINHE subscriber having sold ont Messrs Shepard
Morgan the department Of his establish
nent, would embrace this opportunity return his sincere
the very liberal patronage extended him,
the last years and bess leave to to
his friends and customers his successors, know
ing item be experienced worknen aud In every way
worthy the confidence and patronage Of the public IhRTe
doubt they Will render full 1atisfocticn all who may
favor them with their euston. -Gl
nrsQ. s{tu IS. F. -
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xrRA CHARGES PER ouARTEE--WnES PAID fS Advances.

Extra SuAfiES fEh GSAhAs.' AZ -
Nass; ran0 aud qa''t per "'' 5000
Ham, er t,arteI With use or nsIru.neIIt...... 2Jo9
yoc5I ,,n-c In when no natruueft IS learned 1000
Thorough anil Harmony lhVO
Dancing masters charge
French Spanish, Italian, German OF Lat.....- SVg
Irarin- or Painting in ,Sster color5........ 4tO
r,n,-otI.rI. oT Fancy WORK ........,,. 900
-. az pSosopl,ical C.,enicai Anpars;us .... 100
n. Il. To above charges, when not paid pnnetuely IN
rIr cent. will Invariably be added as forming
the regular prices OF the Academy.
Letters addressed to The Visitation Academy Wheel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-05

PAIN PANACEA,
FOR THE RELIEF AND CURE OF
Rheua,fsm Neuralgia Lutnbaro sclaca Peuratc Pains,
pains in the side, Chest, Back and face, sweled
and Painful Joints, Weak Back, uramp,
Sore throat, sPrans, &c.
The thousands who have used these Medicines testify to
their excellent merits by continuance of their To
those who have not would TRY THEM and
they Will find hentO all they represented, and that
they will act with n,o9te-tiEe effect.
DIR. GEO. w PHILLIPS, Sole Proprietor, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
For sale wholesale and retail by fftt
LAUGHLLNS d BESHETELD,
fe14:1y GENERAL AGENTS yOR WESTERN yrEsrStl.
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$99+.2ti6:
WI. Mccoy, Trsa,f,

We the Uuder-tra- appairTef Committee to exsrt''
the accounts 'rhcfrr Savings Institution and rEs
Iepor: thrrys TO r.r,h certify thaE have careful!
examined aad ana rt ihg above statement 10 "
cortSss. Ge G:tgT hd. this f'ti day Of June, -
ISAIAH COOPER.
JOHN SScGAG6iIY, Coins:i;rs
;ux I'M. =. EEIgIlSlIlLL. I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-05

u Sus5 - Il GEO. WILSON,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-05

Come to Beriley, if you wish to enjoy the
balmy breeze that steals from The mountain top
to the shady grove and glen; where the puriing
brook ripples in silver brightness over the moss
covered rocks and pebbled shores; where the
willow droops in mournful silence to the wild
music Of the waters; where you can
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-24

HollS,ooys Pills, an undoubted Remedy
for Asthma. Mr.. Ellis Wilson, Of Brock.
lyn, New York, has for Ave years very
severe attacks of asthma, which deprived
him of bodily rest Eight and day, the cough
at times almost choked him continually to
spit blood. he was neversafe either eating or
drinking, and his family were dh,ressod be.
yond measure to see him gradually reduced
to almost skeleton. Holloway'a Pills, III
his case, were as usual efficscious. This
gentlemen used them for eleven weeks, and
they effected a perfect cure; he feels h i'm
,slf stronger now than he has been for the
last fifteen years.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-24
A VOICE FROM VIRGINIA.
CAMDEs POINT, Surry {

CAMDEN PoINT, Surry Co., Va.
DR: SETH s. HANCE:-l was in baltimore in
April, 1854, and from a paper received of yours
was induced TO buy box ofiyour Pills, recon
mended as sovereign cure for the Epileptic
Fits. At that time one of my servants had been
afflicted with fits about twelve years. When
reaching home. | commenced with the pills &C.
cofding TO directions. l do not think she has
had one since. My wife, though, is somewhat
induced TO believe she may have had one only
Enclosed you will find five dollars, for which
you will please forward me two boxes. | sup
pose you can forward them by mail. Your com.
pliahce will oblige me. Yours respectfully.
NJ. p. SLEDGE
DR.. Hancos Epileptic Pills are also severe.
ign remedy for every modification of nervout
diseases. The nervou sufferer, whether tormen.
ted by the acute, physical agony of neuralgia,
rcdoloroux, or ordinary headache, att licted
with vague terrors, weakened by periodical fits,
threatened with paralysis. borne down aud dis.
pirited by that terrible lassitude which procee eds
from lack Of nervous energy, or experiencing
any other pam Of disability arising from the un.
natural condition Of the wonderful machinery
which connects every member with the source
Of sensation, motion and thought--derives i'm.
mediate benefit from the use of those pills
which ut once calms invigorates, and Regulates
tire sbHttsred nervous organization.
Sert to any part Of the country by mn Il. fres
OF postage. Address Seth s. Hanee, los Bal.
timor e,tstreet, Baltimore, Nd. Price, one boz,
s.; two, ST. twelve, S2t
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-24
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

JAN. 2l.-Cotton firm. Flour continues
exceedingly dull, shipping brands offered at
s,25, without finding buyers except for
home consumption and better brands and
extra fine 8,Sl up to g. Corn meal l2Ac
per bbl lower, 300 biz, Pa, at 3,62. De-
mand for wheat limited. prices declined 4@
&c, fair prime Southern and Pa. red a,
l.s5@2 and good Pa. white 2,I2, in store.
Rye in good request a: 1870 in store. Corn
comes forward but slowly, good demand for
shipment, sales new yellow in store at soc
5000 bus to arrive at 10. Barley, sale ,
70so Western at 1888. Groceries and pro-
visions, no change in prices.
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d ! Z D..

On Monday evening last, at tie resi-
dence of her father, . miles south Of this
place, of small pox Miss Betsey Ault,
daughter of Frederick Ault.
Departed this life, at the residence of
his father, in Bristol township on the 4th
inst, JOHN RYAN, JR., in the 9th year of
his age; leaving large circle Of friends
and acquaintance to lnment his early
death, They mourn not as those who
have no hope. They think of him, as
having exchanged the trials and sufferihgs
of earth for the joy and blcssedness of
Heaven. He had been long afflicted. He
suffered, but having faith in Christ he en-
dured. knowing that "these light Affections
work." for the child of God, ga far more ex-
c"eding and eternal weight of glory."-
blessed are the dead that died in the Lord. ="
"Tt matters little at what hour
The righteous fall asleep; death cannot
come
To him untimely, who is fit 10 die,
The less Of this cold world the more Of Heav.
en-.
The briefer life, the earlier immSrtality."
w. NJ. G. Morgan Herald.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-24

CONSERVATIVES have found in Carter's
SIdNiM MIXTURE, certain and speedy cure, after
the prescriptions OF f,sny of the most scientific
physicians had proved aboratvc. Mr.. Turner H,
Ramsay, of Fredericksburg, Va whose certificate
will be found around the bottle acknowledges his in
debtedness to this medicine for the preservation of
his ife as do scores Of others who have been equ.
ally benefited by it's effects.
For sale by
II. H.ALEXANDER, ST. Cluirsvie.
A. G. MARTIN, ST. Cluirsville.
Jas Baker, Wheeling
VIM. Dunbar, uniontown.
Geo. G Bethel, Flushing.
RS Clark Morristown
II. II. Mott, Rarnesville
M. 7. Miles g. Son, Somerton
And by Dealers in Medicines everywhere.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SHERIFF'S SALE
Parvin Wright, Adm.,
us:
Hiram Cove.
In Attachment,

DY virtue of an order OF sale to me
l-ldi,ected from the Court of Common Pleas or Bel
mbht County will offer for sale al Public Auction on
T. Saturday the 9Th day Of February 1856,
between the hours of 10 O'clock A. N. and 4o'clock
County of Belmont the following goods and chsu els
TO wit: Two fine ports and Crate Psttecn Iron, One
Kitchen Range, One HARLEY Cook Stove, ORe Kitchen
Range complete, One Parlor stove; One Psrior Stove
Pattern Iron; Two Turning Bsthes heads and fxtures
Two Plumbe Block aud Cog.wheel Pattern; Lot Of
Patterns oil VARIOUS sizes: One Buck Cook Stove Pat
tern Iron; One Table aud Bookcases; 60 Flasts Of
various sizes; Common Iron Gaze Paterns One Drum
Oniee Stove Pattern Iron; One No. 5, Patton Lever
Plough Pattern iron; One Ouch Oven Pattern; One
Saddle tern; Skunk Saddle and sappiny bars Iron
and one Monkey Reneh and pair tongs; One Porter
Lo, Of Iron Lumber say 200 lbs taken in attaehn ,nt
Sherfrs Once, Jan. %. 1856.
x.5 JOHN G. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-24
DISTRESSING CALAMITY.

bl0 pCOOlNN SALAMtI1.
FAMILY OF ELEVEN FROZEN TO DEATH
An Old friend informs us that a neigh
Dor Of his, residing upon a cold, bleak nor.
tion OF the suburbs, has been visited bv :,
dreadful calamity, one hidst n6iic,iro N
the parties bere.t, and which made us
shudder when he, in feeling manner.
broached 10 us the sad intelligence. The
whole offspring of family-eleven in num
Ser-frozen, literally frozen 10 death.
II ID tive we'll known that wv Wednesday
night was one of the very coolest that has
trsnspirec for many a year in this l,ti,ude. !.
and that suffering was intense. The mis-.
erable wreck Of "a shanty in which this
large family were harbored, was scarce fit to
protect the hardest of the brute creation :
Not a Name nor spark Of fire was beneath
the root to- cheer their counienances nor warm
their little feet; but there they were COM
peiied to remain during the entire cold
and bitter night-Ao friend knowing o.,
dreaming OF their intense suffering to
(which they were being subjected. vet i, is
not to be doubted that had thew beeo oniv
able to make known to the Communists, :,
the precise nature Of their distress, the
hand OF charity would have besn extended
st least SO FAR as to render them better
housed. But this was unfortunately MOI so.
and in the morning when the guardian oi
the family looked into the miserable resi.
dence' his feelings were deeply touched a,
seeing the entire eleven frozen stiff in
aeathi and he at once censdred himself for
not having exercised a better protective
care over the family. The ber.yed mothe,
ei ,ne eleven little enes was yet i've
ana we are infored is doing .as well a,
''n'a ~ expected under the peculiar sir
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-24

HrHiram Pennington has now in operation n, his
MILL one OF Felons Portable, selfsharpening Girls,
Mills, with which he is manufacturing Corn Meal.
We have had the pleasure oftestne the meal and
find it excellent. He lie ready to grind meal, to
crush corn. supply "chop stuff" Of corn and oats
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-24

GTThe Sleighers Gt should be slayers
they are SO hard on horses,) are having a
surieit of sleigh-raiag. There has been
-four ,ceeks of exec llent s,eighing in this
neighborhood, and just now it seems that il
wosld last four ,reeks longer.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-24
New Books.

Life Of Horace Greedy.
My Bindage g. Freedom by Fred Doglass,
A'rocious Judges, by Richard iidre,b,
Lille Of Rev. Sidney Smith,
Valentine Vox, Charles OMaley,
Saxes Poems, Longfe'low's Iiawaths Tennysol, i
Massas, Dickens Bleak House, Pickwick Papers
David Copperfed, Dombey & Son, and T. S. Ar.
thurs works just received and for sale at the Chron
icle office.
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Astonishing Cure with only One
Bottle.
Jos. B. HALL & Co. say;

JOS b. HALL & Co.. say;
PREsouE Isle, Aroostook CO.; Me-, April "a, 1854
I'VE herewith send you certificate OF cure por-
formed by the of ONLY ONE BOTTLE of the German
Bitters we thinl. Mr. CLARK to be man OF ofveracity
and have 10 doubt of the truth OF his story"
Messrs Jos. b. Hail &, Co.-Gentlemen-In ans
wer to your inquiries, will state that my daughter
aged about l6 years. has been conn aif,ing OF pain
IN her side for six or seven years, and about the first
her bed. The pain in her side was very evere, be-
sides being troubled aith pains between her shout
ders and IN her breast. From rtading number OF
cures performed by "fIoofand's German Btters, -
was induced TO try it in her case, and sent to your
store and purchased ONE BOTTLE. She had taken il
but few days when she began to improve, and now
after taking ONE bottle, she is enjoying botter
health than she has for years She teels no pain in
her side OF in any part Of her body and attributes her
cure ENTIRELY TO ihe German Biters.
Salmon Brook, Aruostook Co., Me.
VIM CTAPK
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-24

THR HoILY.TREEi I'm. In seven cbapters. Nv
Charles Dickens, '
This is a neat little pamphlet of 3s pages from the
press ofT b. Peterson, Philadelphia. Being from
the pen of Dickens is sufficient recommendation.
without word from u.s. Price l2l cenls.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-24

hrJoseph w. Mulvany, fdrtietly Of this place i,
died in California, on the Goth ofNovembcr, .lsst
lung fever The. deceased was in the ssh year of
his age.