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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-26

The present lines "To Mother" by i
young lsjy at the Packer Iostitu'e, Brook
lyn, give promise o. future errinence 1t Is
seldom tia; we have seen so much merit in
trial production:
] am thinking OF q happy home,
Where tie sunlight long has p!a, ed
Nhcic tie wild flowers sp ung and the brlgh, birds
sung,
and their nests in the elm trees made.
am thinking of waters clear and pure,
That were drawn from the dear old we'll
OF the yioleis blue that around il grew,
That my motl er loved so well.
] am thinking how the sunset igh;
Crlmsoned the paror wall;
How gently there, DER the landscape fair,
The tw light used to fall.
am thinking how TIE rollins sung
At dusk in the apple-tre's;
While DER the lawn, wilii nlurmured song,
Soft floatod the evening breeze.
um thinking how the sfars came oHi,
And smiled from the fields above;
How tie moonlight toll over !ili and dell,
With holy look Of love.
am thinking how struggling heart
Was Gained by the starlight pure;
How it "learned 10 suffer ana be strong,"
TO jnyOusly endure"
am thinking how my brothers tones
Rung out on the summer air;
Mid their boyish glee, do they think Of me
How We played together tEerel
J am thinking Of fireside chair
That grandpa used 10 fiji!
Are the papers read, and tic grave words said,
From tha; chair Ly tie tlrcside stiiil
an thinking, 100, OF the kindes; hear;
That ever u dsughtsr knew;
OF love that years ol hopes and fears
Have only made more true
am thinking OF friends that are dear and kind.
Thy wgyward cti.d hath known;
OF a future bright with afi.c IONS light,
That round ler hath ever shone.
And bless our Fathers kindly care
v ho hath made lie SO 5iishl--
Who hath scattered round on the dcwy ground
Sweet flowers OF love and Eight.
And lem on His arm in tie sunlight fair,
Eut if darker hours should come,
To Him pray 10 guide n,y way,
Till he takes me TO his hnae,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-26
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

Intending 10 luv their Stock in this CITY or other
ise will TO well 10 call before pu chasing as
have in the second story OF III Store ROOM besides
he ahOve Carpets, a flIl supply Of
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-26

CHILpREs No man can tell but he ,ha,
loves his children, how many delicious ac.
cents make mans heart dance in the pretty
conversation of those dear pledges; then
ehildishnesz, their little angers, their inno.
cence, their imperlections, their necessities
are SO many little emanst;ons of ioy apt
comfort TO him that delights in their person,
and society; but be tina. loves not his wifi
and children, feeds lioness at home. AMI
broods nest of sorrows and blessing itseII
cannot make him happy.
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selfttfb poetrp.
Memory of Friends.

-1NA1~Af -
/ pity tl.ose who have 10 friends to mourn
o. raise an a:n
Over the ashes from whence life has gone,
Net- 10 return
,rcnble lest my fate may be as iheITs,
Alone 10 die,
And know no sympaihiz;ng fitnd who cares
For such as l.
No fri, ndly hand upon my grave to pinnt
One tigle flower,
Upon whose head the pleasant sun may slant
at sunseI hour.
And oft, Of eve. 10 mourning one WI! come
To drop tear,
And read the sole inscription On my tomb,
She's sleeping here."
Dui, whtn my life is o'cr, and shall pass
Uut rom thy sight.
To waik with angels on tho sea oi glass,
IN robes OF liglf,
And thou 60 more shalt ppss Thy warm iips on
My throbblng brow
Or flushed cl;. ok aor lay thy hand upon
!iy head as no~;
Oh. that pleasing though; would sometimes Ste
Within thy heart,
ofb,g gone, happy lours, in ~liich you icei
] had part;
TIA; o.:, if thou shouIis'; feel, when I'm away
TLcu knowesi how.
Thy lirs, with earigs, ruth, would sometimes say
Imiss thee now!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-26

a HAFPY FIREsIDE-Home is the resi-.
dence not merely of the body but of the
heart; it is place for the affections to un.
fold and develop themselves; for children to
play in; for husband and wife to toll smi.
lingly together, and make life BLESSING
The object of all ambition should be to be
happy at home, if We are not happy else.
where. 1t is the best proof of the virtues
OF family circle, to see happy freside
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-26

JOHN ErSTAS's FLUrE.-The fu,e with
which John Bunyan beguiled the tedious
mass OF his captive hours, is now in the nos.
session ot Mr.. HowellS, tailor, Gain. boz
ough. In appearance it does not look nm.
like the leg of a stool-nut of which :, i
said that Bunyan' while in prison, manu-.
iactured it, When the turnkey, attracted
by the sound CT music, entered his cell IN
ascertain, II possible the cause of the hpr.
mony, The flute was replaced in the stool.
and by this means detection was avoided -
Lincolnshire (Eng.j Times.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-26

HrAwAIHA IN EURoFE.-A Lripsic cdi-
tion of Hatauoiha is issued at half tbuler
by Alpbonse DUR. The publisher nutes on
his title page that Hiaratta is now SUPPLIED
IN Rome, Vienna, Paris, Hamburg, Amster-
dam, Brussels, Bas,;le, Turin, Trieste, snd
Verona. Two German translations are now
being read far and wide on the continent.
one OF them having had the genius of FreiI-
lierath to turn the authors English into The
Language of Goethe and Schiller.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-26
The Ladies Department

Il NOW opened for the reception of ladies' No irsiitu
tion the Union imparts more thorough interest
Ing course in lhis Department.
In conclu~ion. we onld add that shat put forth
hest efforts merit, in still eminent degree
the flatieriuC reception with viii enterprise
met and pledge ourselves 20 impa1 4 more thorough
practical of Mercantile instruction than can be
formed al other similar Mercantile College.
Among Tie many recommendations we give the foI-
10 Oving:
ave the undersigned take pleasure i'll testifyins
personality acquainted with Mr. Granger'S abii-
iiy accountant. and teacher of Book keeping,
which o tie h2 hest order. He has had great
reHce as an Accountant, IN heavy Commercial aud
Banking houses whis him superior fariIites
imparting PRACTICAL knowledge Of Book Keeping, and
thorough Commercial Education.
ii. ALLEN IL. D..
PTesiden! of Farmers Eo'lege
LORlN .HNDREWS,
President OF Kenyon CoHe"c.
To young who wish 10 acquire cuisines edn-
caon." thinh it affords facilities seldom equalicd.
Mr. Granger has the cua atinn Cf Ihtorc icai
know ledge aud a1tTcsS t teaching added To the practl
Counting Hn0n experience and feel confident
aiHates from his col viii ne fully competent
10 keep tre most complicated set of Books.
A. p. S1DN T.. Wholesale and retail Merchant.
J. J. JANNEY. Secy B'rd OfCoutroI. stale Blk of q.
]. F.rARK. Book Keeper at D. -. Wood urys.
u. OVERDIi;R, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
II. Z. MILLS. ScC'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
G. q. Mason, Book Keeper at n. Riley K Cos
For fHilraFticu sesd for circular.
Jan. ST. iS5j. GRANGER & ARMSTRONG.
PToprielors
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-26
Shocking case Of Scrofula Cured.
pr. G. ". UALSET

pr. &. ~. IIAGSET
New York. December 9Th lS52.
D.sr Sir:-I deem II hut jrs:ice 10 yo", a. he
jn-eotnr oi creal Ined.Ci ir. 1" send yHi sI"Tt
;,i.tIry of ntvoyu case. "a = yea-s o! age. At
thir teen was attacked with Scroiu'a, which formed
Pus,nles and broke oui IN large ulcers on my neck
uear tha cola houe aud On the CT extended nearly
ma 10 tine Ieft ear AFoat sit months sInCr com
uenced using your Forest Wine aHj Pills following
tIte direction } which. IN nine wrecks cured me
The srurs although sound hear testimony Of
the dreadful manner IN which was aiiC'ed. AaeT
nearly fourteen years sutriHg, now r+jnioeto say
that nav hcallh ~ uy Icsi"ftd y cur remedies, al
othe Is haviug proved quite ineAectall.
YoIIs, Very Respectfully. .
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-26
FARM FOR SALE!
TI,E uEG,itiliad offers for sale farm continuing
95 ACRES,

in Wheeling t"wnEhp- miles north of ST. Cdirsvi lie
and miles east OF UulOntown.
The buildings consist of two story log hnnse
weather boarded anI good irlna ham with sldh!ing
4 good 1rcE&rd, shout - cleared ani in good
condition.
Terms dawn and the balance in two equal annual
payments with interest.
For farther Pattcu enquire of the undersigned al
jamestown. Nouruc county, or the Editor of the Gaze
tie, ST, CIaIrsviEie Ohio.
Aprii 10, l-5G JOHN ALEXANDER.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-26
'g1HE HALLELUJAH! All that is neces-

sarv to saw Of this new Music book is, that it is
Lowell Mason's latest publication containing tunes
chants and anthems suitable for Chu =: and the social
singing to which Is prefxed 1.-The Singing School"
manual for classes in vocal Husic, with exercises
rounds &c. Price 1Oeents. Fer sale by
A. C.. MARTIN.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-26

and the various affections consequent upon dIsor
dered
STOMACH OR LIVER,
Such a. ndreS' ion. Aceitv or the Stomach. Cohcsy
Pains Heartiarn. Loss of appetite, Dependency.
CoStivenesS, Blind and B'eedlng Piles. In all Her-
vous Rheumatic and Neuraleic Affections. it la, IN
numerous stances proved highly beneficial, and iii
others effected q decided cure:
This is pr rely vegetable compound prepared on
strictly scientific PRINCIPLES after tie manner Of the
celebrated Enlland Professor BOnrhave. Because of
il. great success in d the European States, its
intraduc into the United States Intended more
esnec iev for those ofOur faherlhn scattered here
and there Ovcrthe face of this mighty country Nee
Ting with great success among item. now ofer II 20
the American public, kr0vi1. tha- It's truly wonder
fuI medicinal virtues must nc acknowledged.
It is particularly recommended 10 those persons
whose Institutions may have been impaired by The
continuous nf ardent spirits. or other forms of
dissipation. Generally instantaneous in effect il
finds way directly TO the Of life. thrilling and
aud. in fact iniusiEg lew health an vgor III the
system.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-26
Plain and Figured Tissues a
Eareces.

Plain ard Figured ChalIvs-Ra-cce Dn Laines-
MousIin De LEjIes, and Lawns, in all possible coorS
aud Of the vcry richest designs
Swisses, 10th plain and fEured;l ,:uls, Jacconel<,
tpsin and harredI very large assortment.
Bdrcge and SILK Robes III Boxes sOHe;liiH. Tic and
rarc. II your avn prICe5.
Caiu!ze>-I viii sell yard wide Chintze 8, warrant
ed fast Cours. for Ia Ceuts.
Bomhszines--A few pieces of the fuest OF
iered ia THIS City, at comparatively low prices.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-26
HALSEY'S
FOREST WINE, & GUM-GGATED
FGFEST PILLS.
The most extraordinary discovery in the
World!
100000

BOTTLES & BOXES SOLD ANNUALLY,
And Thousands nf Lives saved from Pr EHATCRE
GRAVE. by lh.s s.e discovery
Testiui ona.s Of iIe mos; uneKCePI ionahle oharao
Ter are oirulIly pouring in from every part OF the
Country bsarue Itness 10 .he anpcTsiie!e eEcacy
OF these Medicines.
Tie loIo,ylH. show ike nunifer OF cases Cared, as
Ger ied 10 y letters End other iestmon ais received
fir nm all na-ts of the Union and British Colonies,
fro ic lei OF January, Is52 70 January LIST. 1855,
incl EIre:
nrsnc,siz aud 7,a'.ituzl Coytiveness, 753
Nervous Disorders, SSl
General beiilry. Go
pus;utE uuhe lly color OF the skin, 5l1
Ii.iau. Disorders 1863
:, ro'r I aud NerCuTiai Compisiufs. 4aI
IaHHiICe iA2
Liver Complaiut aDG
Salt Rheum. Hi
E,ysira!as. IJ
Fever aud Asue. l.'
Cousumplive DeclIne, Colds and Coughs, i1s
Dropsv. lri
RheumaiiSTn. l3u
Otlrer various disorders. 'OJi
Bu. s'art time has elapsed since thrse great aud
good Medicines have Leen made known Ia the Huhic.
vet thuusaudE hsve alrr ady experienced fheT good
effects Iuvaiids gwen by lh"iT physicians as IN
curah.e have ouni relief aud heeu restored To sound
and vigorous heaiIh lram their use. The great g.
mount of ccoa ti.ec Med Ciuos isTe core. las IN
du ced thousands 10 recommend th@EI 10 their friends
Men of integrity and Physicians have - 'otioned
thcir u.e and r.commend them to the public.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-26
W4NTILLAS AND TILUAS

Both Silk and Lace; particularly the ChantiiLy Man.
tiiIa. U.ace,y and Appieyne Mantels, (Silk.) En-
hroiderrd aud lower grades Nautillas an en- roruous
stock, which am determined 10 ''cut down" even
below cost
PARLsoIs, a large assortment, and all prices;
Hosiery & GLovEs.-Very good White Cotton Hose
a. 6i Cents per pair.
SILK PockET & NEcFHA SDKERcuErs; SrocKs
Linen pocket handkerchcis, etc etc. a la rye assert
mrnt.
ENBROIpERIEs-An extensive variety of all kinds of
Sleeves, Chemiscttes, CoGars, worked Band, etc.
DOMEsrIcs--Five Cases OF fast colnrcd Ca!icnes
from g. cents 10 cents. TbeS goods is equal
to anv I2i cent Calicogs.
GISGHAMs A Complete assortment of Domestics
Lancaster, Manchester and French
MUsLINs, (hleached).--pIliow kCase Muslin ard
Shectnss. all WIDTHS and prices.
MUsIISs, 5th and j. iIlIS unblea ched of very good
make. and cheap.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-26

The greatest assortn ent !fercd competing in
price, quality and variety with those of any Other
house, aud second 10 none in the CITY Ladies in
want of the above article will therefore do the M
Ives hui justice ly examining my stock. Also re.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-26
THE GENUINE
AMERICAN STIR TRIPOLI

Superior to all other articles now in use
for Cleaning and polishing Silver. German Silver
Brttana metal tin, copper, Brass and cutlery; also,
for polishing and cleansing all sorts of painted or var
nished Furniture. Glass &c. For sale by
ST. ClairsvIe, Jan, 81. JAS. W. COLLINS.
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Books in paper covers.

A LII of Emerson Benefits Works.
AT. s. Arthur's works. Washington and his
Generals by Lippard. Mysteries of the of the
Stuarts by of the court OF Queen
.4nne by Ainsworth Sol. Smiths Theatrical Journey
work. Adventu of Col. Vanderbomb. Sam Sticks
Yankee Yarns. For sale by
A C., MARTIN
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-26
BOGNET,S BONNET RIBBONS!

or all coors and grades, and The very newest
styles and 5U0 Straw BOnnets all descriptions
su ch Gs1 1rGhorn English Straw, etc. Also several
grades of Nespoiitan Eonnets very cheap. Jus, re-.
ceved Express. lc0O pieces of The very richest
ROnnel RIbhOMs 10 suit the season.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-26
d Z E s ,S.SIL K s.!

Such as-Superior quality Eagle Brand Black SILKS,
Plain Colored do; Chamgeabn do; Figured striped
entirely article OF Dress SIX. received in n.
y. hy FAST steamer from, IasEe France. ipsr Araso
called the
Onbre Ina Eccosais Striped rnut dc SnIe, and
The Damas Canneie Sol de ,iaremlgue; rhe lat was
expressly manIfaclur. for the Partisan Market.
i'll sell Full Silk Dress Pattern from 81 TO $50.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-26
PLEASANT VALLEY
STEAM W0OLEu MILLS.
Again for the third aegr.

AgaIh I0r IAs Ntfd GER.
! am again prepared To manufacture as usual TIE
following goods order CassinI rs. Persian Cloths
Safine;s Fldnnsis Blankets sad Stocking yarncs
keeping on hands the abore variety for sale, or e1
,hanse for wool ard country SOAP
7 p Farmers can have their Wool manufactured
order the shortest not exchange goods for
their wool. TPMarket price paid in cash tor wool
May I, ISJG. 6m JAMES YATES
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Til. following Tesiinnuv, given US by Mr. Jotlnn T.
CondIt. of Orange. n. J., shows the extraordinary
effects OF this " Inc and Pills in Parel!si
Orange, y. J., Feb. 18th 1853.
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G. A r p T. IT 81

Received this iCO pieces of Carpets vev
low and good quality such az Tapstie. BrusscIlcs
riy, Supcriinc Ingran--Ingrain; Rag, etc.
! will Sell fall yard wide figured Carpet very hand.
some, for is cents, and all others in propor ton
lui you must come quick 10 secure these bargains
Hearth RuGs, Chenille and vevei,) Mats, Mating
Oil. .InI 1, and lLmnmni y lnrnc Lot
Daily American organ., 1856-03-08
4 AUCTION 1SALFSs,.
BY a, GREEN, Auciionecr.

~ - SsAsA~ASNs AucllOnecr.
SALE OF FLINT Grass
~ China, and Cr0ckery Ware. PI.ssj
Castors, &c, at Auction .--On Tnesdav az
ilth instant, shall sell, at my Auction StoTe NJ
oz1, Seventh street corner Of d. conniencino ~ N
9s, Socs A. the largest and bes. assortment M
Rint uassware ever offered for sale ia thi. cv viz
900 dozen T pint haifspint ons-ihird pint, and zI
ioV aoIen Ashborton, Astor, Fiat Diamond and
Wines ana Ashbnrton
loo dozen Diamond, Webster. and AsAbur,on Lam.
loo DOZEN cs. Diamond, Webster, and .cannbris0s
90 dozen Broo~lyn, Cambridge, aud Ashburton
200 doxen Diamond A shburton Bowl. an a.,
200 dozen Diamond, Ashburto.. and Isan,s
Covered Buffers '3-7~l N'p""y Lihu
100 dozen Nappies ofevery description
100 dozen Retnd, OVAL 0ctaron' Dia,,a,5 4 pr.
serve Dishes fc 81 5iifll'H' ~ 7'f'N-1 tiSs
loo dozen Mclasses Cans, Jats, and FYasts
oo dozen spoon Holders, of every descr;nf;o.
% dozen Brass and Britanna-cap Fluid J.nna
~ nne miver-pated Cnt-bnttlo Castors
me French China, gold baud. faursd rsa Go.
LOO ao1en na,s stone and Granite China Plates and
80 full Toilet Sets lNoNt 'eae nla
loo Water Pitchers, &c M'9 3etNf
terms: Under $25, caeh over 2a6 = .s,,;. -
our and sx months for notes sat =, Im9
bearing interest. - :" endorsed.
The above win be sold in lots to sui, purcb..sr.
mar s4lts7 ~ A. GREEN.
n,al - ~ 44 14gia .is5f sl Auciiopear
Daily American organ., 1856-03-08
IMPORTANT 10 GENTLEM EN-.

Great Inducements for YOU to Call and see,
SHE undersigned gives notice to his friends and
the public that he has just received his stock
oi Fan and Winter Goods, comprising all the latest
styes ana soiors OF Cloth, Cashmere, and vestngs
which goods viii be made up to order. in the most
elegant manner, he has some Of the bost workmerl
IN the United States at work for him Being agent
for Scott the reporter of ashons you may RELY upon
getting the most fashionable clothing - I'ilfl 1s
HEADY-MADE. CLOTIiING
of his own make, such Over Garments. frock dress
and business Coats Pants, and Vests, from medium,
TO very superior quality. y :.
for instance whole suit, Coat, Pants, and Vest for
the small sum of $15. aNS' !
0vercoats, beautiful style, from $40 to $40 /.
NJ Vests, do do do 3 10 to IN
He respectfully solcits eaIl from all in want of
Clothing. 80 7a0T W. =,
rt3 .af FURNISHING GOODS,
SUCH as Shirts, Drawers Collars, Stocks, Handker-
chiefs, Scarfs, Umbrellas DC. 81
- p. w. BROWNING,
f6Ag Under United States Hotel H
1--tf II 2 A.tfs IT II ~ = ~-F''
Daily American organ., 1856-03-08
BY BARNARD .A IsUCKEY.
So Georgetown.

20 Improved Property i'm f,ear.a, .s...'! ~ "A
un Friday, 2sth March, at O'Clock, n Al wv ,.;,l
sell ~ 'front.' OF the premises, by virtne of deed 80
trust dated 18th February, ls5s daily recorded A.
Jm y;cL MI Honsa am orlen that tweanda-ha story
mouse ana LOT being part Of Lot 49, Theckels
addition 70 Georgetown, fronting twenty-,hrss e.,
ON soutn sde Of Bridge street near tbs Marx
and running back - feet 70 the property Of NJ i
nogue TINS 10 one OF the best business locations i,
Terms one-foarth cash; the deferred uavroe,4s
IN SIX twelve, and eighteen months baa,;rd
and to be secured satisfactorily N"A's 'i'eres''
.i D. w. EDM0NS0N. Trustee.
Y feb Co. eo&ds E1,~ - - = D,ohEf
Daily American organ., 1856-03-08
by JAS. G. MctsUfHE.
ttGf49it Ancsenua~..,~ l->-r.s

NERY EXTENSIVE SALE OF Fur,
a,,,.n, nnao, housekeeping Articles. ma
superior Store Fixtures, comprised n the am am
inc ss Msrsh gGhn, s Bro q 90 -on "Wednesday morn
.ais, MaIch otn, commencing at 10 O'Clock. and co..
unting from day 70 day until the whole il siisnosaa
ot we shall sell the entire rernanp s,ocL ~
Iare hp4asekeePing Articles and Store Fixtures o.
VII, VII, Dro Co., ut their establishments corrar ~
Ninth and ID streets, comprising. 80 'oiHsr %
SSegans gl'-lrame Mirrors, Slabs, and Brackets
sofas, Arm Chairs, Rockers, and ParIor cbairs
oi various patterns and styles 80
spIS Wasa s,as and Mshassn snS se Tables in
Handsome Mahogany, Oak and Walnut se..
!. Chamber Furniture = ""'4f'' ssts q
Whatnots, Fancy Chairs, ank Tables 6H
Dining, breakfast and Chamber Tables We
cane, Hush, and Wood-seat Ct airs Of va,;or,
cottage hedsteads Bureaus, Washstand,
Wardrobes. Sideboards, Clocks
,.e Hair and Hnsk Mattresses. Rolslcr. a,d o.,
's lows &c. s~ff' N'Vsiefs ana Fli-
Silver Plate and Tea Sets, cassors. Spoons For,s
=, htchers, Mugs, Bowls, &c 1T a.
nSSsa.' Sssa french China Dinner, Dessert, and Tea
arani,e Ware, Crockery, Glassware, DC. in ereat
Table aas SWSssry Wtss Britannica Block Tin, aud Japan
Looking Glasses, Clocks, aid Ianps o5
Bird Cages, Hall Lanterns Tin Safes gaol
ioge'ner WITH large variety ofWooden Willow
SIa who,s stone Ware and Housekeeping Articles, The
eooGs N tnat hne ever oiteredat aucfien in this oty
Iron Safe, DC. S'ss vases,
The special attention Of the trade a ~ i, ,hi
SALE which will be made without ress,.ve A. ~ 'uls
ceTn will be closed H @ eo N :, - 2 'ue 'iie ooh'
terms; rs $50 and under, cash over that sum and
under SlO0, a credit Of two, four and six months.
over $l0o,a credit Of Two, & ur. six. ech, ,sn anS
ing interest. s''NS' SCH pe'F'
feb 2l--d 3tg tas - - o a,.ai;, ,aE,
Daily American organ., 1856-03-08
mR. DEMPsTER,s aP
SECOND ORIGINAL
BALLAD ENTERTAINMENT.

Rte sL5aaM fe Wiu DO given al
.a Carlsi's saloon, Washington,
is On Aoaday Ecening, Harc6 l0th, .
Inclnding the following Songs iore asi.
The Rainy Day" bsbciai rs
Morning Noon, aud Night.r sa f.iS@tt 81
lament of the Irish Emigrant,n ,hsoi
"The barring o. the Door, N ht1i ea
Highland Mary so DIVA .kfssl
The Death of Warren" 13s sletss
"Pm Alone all Alonel" t7iia bai ..af4.
Mans Man for a. That" = sAt u
duncan Gray eer N aaaesg
The May Queer" /" in three parts
The whole accompanied on Chckefine Piano
Forte furnished by the politeness of Mr. Davis.
Tickets so cents To commence nj 8 o'clock 81
mar t,--4t~ G-. tf WIS NI a III 'y'5GSft''
Daily American organ., 1856-03-08

fOH SALE OR RENT--A three-story
House on the corner of Penn avenue and nth
street The first atogy would be rented separate from
the 9tner part OF the building, and could be made
good Business stand The second and third story hos
kitchen Inquire within "7f,N.
Also, for rent long roon, IS by IS feet, in the
thrd story and one in the second story of the
house on Seventh street. two doors south Of odd Eel
lows Hall. For terms apply to Mr.. HANSON, %
story. or Mr. SENS. lsf story men 30
Daily American organ., 1856-03-08

IHf8nfANr 10 fxRsONs r0eDEss-
II ING nhGneueoiypea Of abesst or deceased
friends by lats ilSention and improvement in
the Photographic Arr, any Dsguerrsotype may be
magniBSd q, Sshinst q dfe sze and finished in pas
tell oil colors, without losing the likeness in the
slightest 6pe0ID Of the may be seen at White
bursts Gslly, No. 4S4 Pennsy ylvsnia avenue, where
shey are made It very modessts price, and at a
short notiee. They arU also made from life. N srll
Daily American organ., 1856-03-08
Ratifcation u the Americarna Nonlli;n ees .

FT'VF''07FW 2 "'r 11Ht17tttH lVOHfaHctS. y
y ALBANY, March 1.-THE American party held
most enthusiastic ratification meeting here this
evening. The Capitol was thronged inside and
outside. Some three hundred councils participated
In the proceedings, and numerous prominent
speakers were in attendance. Resolutions were
passed heartily endorsing the Presidential nomi-
nees. naau sgf5s t44
MuscArIsE, Iowa, March 6.--The Fillmore and
nonelson nominations have been unanimously rat,
fed by the Iowa American State Convention.