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On the l1ta nit by Rev. ID. Trueman. Mr., MYRE
DUTToN OF Harrison county, and Miss. z. c.
HUSTsNAN of Belmont comfy.
On the 7Ih inst. by the Rev. n C. Worthing-
ton, MIR Moan JAMES HATCHER and Miss. Mary Z.
GREGG, all or Belmont county Ohio.
On the Oath inst, by Rev II. Heberling, Mr.
JAMES w. BECK, and Miss. ELIZABETH BALDERsTC n
all OF Belmont county.
On tn Sth inst. in Banesviie at the Amer-
can House, by J. NJ. Baker Mr.. WILLIAM d.
TARBEET md Miss. AMANDA REED all OF Belmont
county Ohio
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-05-15
CLEVELAND WOOL DEPOT.

= { HERE is no longer a question, or
L doubt in the minds o; those who are best ac-
quainted with the advantages the Cleveland Wool
Depot offers for The sale of Wools OF lis importance
and pr acticabIlty
Located it is, at the outlet Of the .reat wool
growing West, being of easy access to wa grower
and merchants, and within n hours ride of the
most distant manu- factories of New Eng land, IL
sesSes great advantages.
Manufacturers, (eXCepting those who are engaged
speculaOrS i'll ools) speak in the highest terms
OF his SYSTEM and the satisfactory letters we
are receiving from our wool growing friends, have
Siimu lated US to increase our efforts make this
house what it should be-a safe and reliable channef
for The sale Of their wools. 1t has surmOnntcd all
the difficulties and oPpostions that could well be
brought against any prise by class Of sPecula-
tors opposed to II, and has and stronger
recommendations than We have spared no
pains nor expenses in making ample arrangements
for all who MAY wish TO avail themselves oil the ad-
yantages arising from This manner of grading and
selling WOODS. Merchants, and woo-growerS, VINO
wish to realize or their w0ols delivery at our De-
pot, can be accommodated with liberal advances
desired, sacks Ill he heretofore to those
wishing to send us their wool, aud WOOL TWlAE
for tying iecces, Will be furnished ct from l3 I"
90 cper pound.
When several in one neighborhOOd wish us to Tor
ward sacks or twine, prefer sending 10 one al
dress. Our customers in Illinois, and the Western
States will find that ordering sacks IRON us VIII
save them much trouble, and insure the sale arrival
of the wool here, sacks all numbered, and
stamped Cleveland Wool Depot and after being
filled by consisnorS, will require no Other ma KS
We hope for d liberal patronage, o'Ir charges are
low for handling nd selling, and we promise our
empGoy eTs that undivided attention shall he de
voted TO their interest. Very Respectfully,
May Is, '553m GOODALE co.
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OJTo those wanting any thing neat,
cheap and durable in the shoe line we
would say call al the Shoe Store of II. Alex
ander as he has large stock of all classes
and style of work. His stock Of Eastern
work is superior TO any in this market, and
it is admitted by those competent to judge
of the value of work, that he sells at low
nro6ts. He also manufactures work to or.
der.and his foreman Mr.. Bumgarner has few
superiors as a filter. If you want nice boot
or shoe of any kind try him. y
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NEW BOOKS.

Salad for the Social,
Salad for the Solitary,
Defence of the American Policy,
Forbes's Volunteers Manual,
Hardscrabble, or the Fall of Chicago, by
Major Richardson.
Just received direct from the Publishers,
and for sale at Publishers prices, at the
CHRONICLE BooK-SToRE, Masonic Hall.
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SINKING OF THE CUBA.

BALTIMORE, April %.
By the recent sinking of the steamboat
Cuba, On the Alabama river, there were III
teen passengers known to have perished,
and it is feared that the number is larger
The accident occurred at night when the
passengers were asleep.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-05-15

LOCAL NEws.-Will each one of the sub
scribers to the CHRONICLE and every body
else look upon himself as a committee ol
one to send US any items of news t-anspir-
ing in their respective neighborhoods, for
publication. 1t would enable US to make a
much more interesting paper. Don't say
there is nothing worth mention;ng-thefe
is something occurring every day that if seen
in the columns of the county paper would
interest whole township. For instance
Every death and marriage will interest a
large circle of friends. Does your neigh =
Dor raise an unusually large crop of oats
wheat, corn, or potatoes, ,his neighbOrs would
be glad to know how large crop he isd
that they may beat him. Does your neigh
boris "gude wife, make great quantity of
butter in single week from one COW, the
statement of that fact would prove highly
interesting to every one. Neighbor A. may
have fat bullock that weighs $500 lbs;
well the name of any farmer who raise such
cattle as that ought to be made public
Neigtbor B., and his son Amos, aged lS,
may have "cut down. and shocked" l75
dozen of wheat in day; such an exploit as
tha. should be heralded 'the county through
Neighbor C. may have had 4C bushels of
wheat and Neighbor d. 100 bushels of corn
to the acre; and the rest of their ,neighbors
would like to know of it that they might re-
joice in their prosperity, or raise as good
crop themselves the next year. Does the
wheat in Wayne township, the oats in
Wheeling township, the cherries in COlerain
township, the apples in Washington town
ship, the peaches in Somerset, the corn in
Union, or the Tobacco in Warren and Kirk
wood look well or ill-there are always
hundreds of persons anxious to know.
Bear this in mind, friends, as YOU 60 along
through the season, and transmit US any
items of news that come 10 your knowledge.
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0rThe Wheeling Intelligencer will go
over to the Democracy provided they nomi-
nate a man for President who is favorable
to the "peculiar Institution" At least so
it says in leader on Tuesday.
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0TIn the case of the State of Ohio Us.
MICHAEL DELANY, the jury returned ver-
, dict of guilty upon the fourth count in the
Indictment; the penalty is Imprisonment in
the Penitentiary. A motion is now pending
for a new trial.
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OTOur friends BENTON g. BELL intro
duce themselves to the CHRONICLE readers
this week, in an advertisement. They have
been established in business quite number
of years, and are known as manufacturers
of none but the best kind of goods.
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Great Cure after the Physicians hap
failed.
RrssELylLLE, Ohio, Jan. 10 1855.

RCssELylLLE, Ohio, Jan. 10 looo.
DR.. c. VI. Jackson-Dear Sir-"We would
inform you that We are out of Hollands Ger
man Bitters, which meet with ready sale One
of our ueighboTs has been dDciring for some
time, I'VE think about two yeers, with all the
doctors in the country, but all Of no avail
IIe looked as much like dead man going about
as anything we can compare him to. His dis
ease appeared to be an overtiowing Of the gall
With hard persuasion we prevailed on him u
Try your Ritters, with the promise to him II If
did no good, We would charge him nothing ior
Il, provided he tock six bottles, according TO the
direction, which he has done, aud is now en-
tiTely cured, and has become a well man. This
cure has created 4 great sale in this neighbor-
hood" Respectfully,
EDWARDS & BROWN.
II. ALEXANDER. ST. Clairsville
A. e. MARTIN, ST Clairsville.
Jas Baker, Wheeling.
VIM. Dunbar, UnioEtown.
Geo. Bethel. Flushing.
RS Clark, Morristown.
H. II Mott, Rarncsville.
VI. 2. Miles & Son, S1merton-
And by Dealers IN MediciLes everywhere.
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rAmong the different establishments
for the manufacture of Boots and Shoes in
town, that of Mr.. S. ]. ABBOTT ranks high,
and deservedly so, for he is an excellent
workman. See advertisement.
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We understand that several slaves es cap
ed frem their masters in this neighborhood
night before last, and are probably crossing
the lakes before this lime. Have we men
among US. enticing away the servants Of
our citizens! Keep sharp lookout for
them WdseliRg InteHigencer 9th.
Better ask: Have our citizens servants
with common sence enough to realize their
condition, and ambition enough to make
an effort for their freedom! Keep a sharp
l. ook-out for the least eyidencce of mind,
and crush it out" "-ZdReSriHe Courier.
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Mr.. Fillmore writes privately to a friend
in this country, that he shall decline the
Know Nothing nomination. In that case
the chance goes begging. Who bids!-
Home Journal, (N. Y. CHy.)
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DIR. A. DEEMS
RESTORATIVE L.IMiMENT,

Is a combination Vegetables Extracted on Scieu-
tc principles and put unin pint bottles, in Liqued
form, possessing rare Medicinal qualities. When
used externally acts upon the part orparlS diseased
by stimuli atin- the absorbent vessels aruusenI them
into action and is taken into the circulation giving
vitality the diseased part paris thereby
ing the natural functions and EcalIng tie same
And when used Internally it acts antispasnradic
Tonic Slmuent aud su dOTic, at the same time it lis
,u; relic aud aCls freely upon The uunarv organs
S horse medicine it sianis prominent, i. will
scatter hacken Poll Evil unless very far advanced
hy bathing il freely and warming it with a hot
iron so as not TO scald. 1t viii remove tumors and
swengs OccasiOned by The collar, harness, or sad.
die. ltTemoveS griSlly humps ocCdsioned by kicks
other wounds If they do not firmly adhere to the
bone.
IL heals all Iascerated confused incesrd wounds
It will cure the scratches. It gives immediate relief
inswind collie. given III doses of one TWO ounces II
arrests iniianniation; in fact it viii favuuraby
compete with auyiCf the Liniments of the day. And
in order to facilitate the action OF the medicine when
externally used the place 10 be bat athcd shaved the
first place he washed with sOnp and water 10 free the
skin wound from dirt.
This preparation is an excellent remedy for MANY
diseases of the human family and Will he found up
on tral as good il better than any other prepera
ton now offered in liniment form.
Though here wish TO inform the public and the
pur chaser that this medicine Will not every
thing, it will come doing every thing pre-
fcction Ihave stated any of the Joy 10 the wOrld
press -pHfed pain killers Of the day." And here
want il undo erstood that do not ask a generous
public to take my statements without trying it for
themselves and be convinced of the facts stated. For
further proof inquire of the fOllown per.ons, all OF
Belmont county and State at Ohio; Viz: Samuel Ran
kins Farmer; John A. Ray and John NJ. Stewart,
Mercants; Thos Jones Baptist Minister, Rock hill;
Dr. Joshua Psgot; TagGart and Shepherd Merchants,
MOrristown Ohio, aud George X. Fox, horse drovcr
Morristown, o.; any of the farmers living the
grade road leading from Morristown TO Ffeeport,
Harrison county. They will give you all the salts
faction necessary. This medicine is free from all
mineral POisons and made and sold by the
ed, near Branson's Mill, Flushing valley, Belmont
county Ohio. Prico 80 cents per bottle.
Post Office address Flushing Belmont County, Ohio
May Is, 1855 I'm
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PRESENT ARMs!-NFe are -gralifed in be-
ing able to announce that Col Sullivan D.
Harris, Of the Ohio CaHiCatO-, has been ap-
pointed by Gov. Chase Adju,1nt-General Of
the militia of Ohio.-O. S. Journal.
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TIE CHRONICLE FOR THE CAMPAlGS.-As
the coming campaign bids fair to be one OF
more than ordinary interest. we have con-
elu6ed to offer the CHRONICLE for The CAM
paign, from June 18th to December lst, at
the following rates, in advance:
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inues about as it has been for severalweeks. The
supply fgood Mutton SheepiS entirely inadequate
TO the wants Of the city, though there are SCALA
wags in supsrah hundance. Eearly Lambs begin TO
come in, hut they are too small. and sell very high
Alierton reports 50 Lambs down the Harlem road,
but nearly all that arrive are from New Jersey.
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VI. L. HATCHER. Sec'Y.

The American meeting to be held on the
22nd inst, as above, is that branch Of the
party which sympathises with the boilers
from the State Council, some time since. A
new State Council n been organized, and
this is convention Of those Presidents who
may favor the organization OF a county coun-
ell under the State Council. The State coun-
Gil Of the original X. Ms have still an or
ganization, and Tom. Ford is President. T.
Z. Thaker is DeFuty for this county, and
we understand intends to keepup the organ
ization.-Amer lean Enterprise.
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A t t a C h FL e n t

Hopper & HOdsin, Plfs.) Before VIM. r Meek, a
against : Justice of the Peace Tor
Charles Barlow, M. Warren township, Bel
mont county, Ohio.
On III 18th day of April. 1885, said justice issued
an uIdcr of attachment in the above action, for the
sum OF Twenty eight do lars. and sixty seven cents
Barnesvlle, May 9th 1876, Is
HOPPER & HODGIN.
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Gotal ynttlligentf.
To Teachers.

THE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAM
E INERs. will meet in the school house
t~ on Marietta street in ST. CLAIRsTillE,
on y turday May IL. al 10 O'Clock A NJ
By oIder OF the Board.
ID ID. T. COWE.N. Clerk.
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Reported Death Of Sheriff Jones.
CHICAGO, Wednesday, May 7, 1856.
The Platte County (Io) Argus Of the I'd
inst. says Sheriff Jones, who was shot at
Lawrence on the oath ult, is dead.
To the Americans of Belmont Co.

On Thursday, the 22d inst. the Presidents
of the different Councils are requested to
convene a, Glencoe. Important matters are
to be considerable wit. A more perfect
organization, an arrangement to appoint de-
legates to a State Council to be held at Co.
lumbus on the 9th inst, which state Con-
vent.on will select an electoral ticket. Let
there be a full turn out. Eternal vigilence
will secure success. o. J. SWANEY.
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0JThe Milwaukee and Lacrosse Railroad
has been opened to Beaver Dam
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Plain and Figured Tissues an
Bareges,

Plain and Figured Chays-Baregs De Ldines-
Mouslin De Lanes and Lawns IN all possible coors
and Ofthe very richest designs.
SwsSes, fhOth plain and igured;) Nuls. Jacconets,
(piain aud barredl very large assortment.
Barege and Silk Robes, IN boxes something ric and
rare. II your own prices.
Chin'za~-I'wiII sell yard wide Chintzcs, warrant
cd lSsts CT ors, for I2i Cent?
BOm aznes-i few pieces of the finest ever OF
Tered la City, at comparatively low prices.
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Shocking case Of Scrofula Cured

DT. g. W. HALSEI
New York. December 9th 1852
Dear Sir:-T deCm it bat justice TO yor, is he
inventor Ol a great mediCi re, To send You short
history of my case. | an y years of age. At
thirteen was attacked with ScrOfuia, which formed
Pustnes and broke out in large ulcers my neck
the cola! hone, and from Ilence extended nearly
up the len Ahoul siy months since com
menced using your Forest Wine aud Pills, following g
the direetiOns) which, in nine weeks cured Inc
The scars, although now sound bear testimony of
the dreadful manner in which | was afflicted Afier
nearly fourteen years suffering, now rejoice TO
tn at nay health is fully restored by your remedies al
othe rs having pro we'd quite ineHectull.
Yours, Very Respectfully,
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JAMES p. TANNER,
WHOLESALE DEALER
BOOTS, SHOES. HATS BONNB7S. LEATHER &c.
No. 58 Wood St, Pittsburgh Pa.

respectfully
tCr ET gnl sPRsG M
wing untrid in i
of BONNETS, surpassed
an @ q and
"a
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Farm for sale

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that al the Probate C"urt
~ for B-imont county the undersigned was aproln
ted & quaedas as Adminis raiorS of the estate oi john
Nichols late OF Belmont county, deceased.
All those indebted to said estate are requested 10
makelnimcdiaie payment; aud those having ciaiTEs
against said estate, lifted to present them ior
settlement within one year from This date
NJ. L. -rtTNARD,
i. NICHOLS.
Administrators.
Mays, 1855. 3w
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A t t a C h nj en- t .

against oI Warren township Bel
Vim. Erwin Drieudant.> mOni CO.. ONO.
On the 26Ih day of April 4. ID. 1856, said Justice
issued order oil attachment ia the above aCtoh LOT
tho of Thirty dollars.
BarnesviIlc, May ,, 1856. may sat pd
WM. II. BIN ES.
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THE PACIFIC.
d r E. s s SIL K s.!

Such as-Superior quality Eagle Brand Black Silks,
Plain COlored do; Changeahe do; Figured striped
and Brocade do. By TO days Express, will receive
entirely article OF Dress Silk, received in NJ
Y.ly last steamer from Havre, France. (per ArasoD
called the
Onhre Alma Eccosais Striped Poult de Soe, and
the Damas Cannee Sol de .'harIemagne The last was
expressly manufactured d for the Parisian Market.
will sell Full SIX Dress Pattern from 50 to IS ).
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Ht(o aObtrhi hstmcnts,
HALSEY'S
Forest WINE; g. GUM-CCkTED
FOREST FILLS.
The most extraordinary discovery in the
Word.
100000

BOTTLES & BOXES SOLD ANNUALLY,
And Thousands of Lives saved from a PIT EMATURE
GRAVE BY this ale discoV er y
Testm Onas ofthe most unexcept ionahe char ac-
ter continually pour in from Gvery part of the
of these Medicines.
The foIlOwin. show the number of Cases cured, as
flied to and other testimonials received
from all pari- of the Union aHd British Colonies,
from LIST OF January, loJ, 10 january lst, 1853,
inclusive:
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dTTASEsl3 EMF.

Eerizmin R Coweu Pi,T, Rrf,rr .Su,Ircv 8icxsr,ler
against }. p. OF Ech'and township
II T. Helmi old. Di'r. Belmont county. Ohio.
ON the 2Ist day of APriI \. D. 1850 SAID Justice is
sued order OF SItsThmeut in The Above action fur
fifteen GVI ar aud ioT.y cents, aud
OF suit; sdid plaintiff t. CuweE gives notice thai he
wiiiIesti:y on Tie trIai OF SaId alton.
-. CIdirsvil:e, AptI! Sirh lS.'6.
BENJAMIN L. COWEN
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Gases CuTed.
DYSPEPSIA and haitual COstvcness, 753
Nervous Disorders, b3l
General Debility. 6O4
PustBFs unh.aty color of the skin, $40
BiIjous Disorders 1863
Scrofn a and Mcrcurisl Complaints, 49I
IznudIce 12
Liver Complaint :a5
Salt Rheum. 81
Erysipelas. l5i
Fever and Aaue. 19'
Comsumptive Decline, Colds and C,ughs, 4O5
DrOpsv, IS4
Rheumatism 100
Ilter r.ri,I,s fisn -dars 1OlI
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The following Testimony, given us by Mr.. Jntha2 p.
COndt, of Orange, n. j., shows The Extraordinary
effects OF this Wine and Pills in Paralysis.
Orange, \. J., Feb. l4;h 1853.
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Bat short time has e'apsed since these great and
good Medicines have been made known 10 the cubic,
yet Thousands have alrf ady experienced their good
effects Iuvads aver by their ply sCans as in
curabe have found cf and been restored TO sound
and vigorous health from thor use. The great a
mount OF good these Medicines have done. has IN
duced thOu>alds recommend them 10 their friends
Men of integrity aud Physicians have sa lciioned
their use. snh rero.nim nd them 10 the pnhllc.
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CHEAP SHA WIS, CHEAP SHAWLS

The greatest assortm ent ever fcred; competing in
price. qu ailty and variety with those of any other
house. aud second 10 none in the city. Ladies in
want OF tie above article will therefore do them
elves bui jastice by examining my stock. Also re-
ciyed by EXpreSs, The very latest styles of
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BOT.fET.S BONNET RIBBONS,
100 Silk Bonnets.


BON.NETS BONNET RIBBOTS!
100 Silk Bonnets.
OF all colors and grades, ard The very newest
sty!es:al SEQ Straw Bonneis of all descriptions
such as-leghorn, English straw, etc. Also several
grades of Neapotan Bonnets. very cheap. Just re-
ceved per Express, lUU0 pieces of the very richest
Bonnet Ribbons TO suit the season.
CHEAP iSIA WIS., CHEAP STA WIS
The greatest assortm ent ever fcred; competing in
price. quality and variety with those of any other
house, aud second 10 in the city. Ladies in
want OF tie above article will therefore do them
elves bui Justice by examining my stock. Also re-
cived by Express, The very latest styles of
MA.TITLEAS AND TALMAS,
Both silk and Lace; particularly the 'hantilIy Man
tiEa, (I.ace,J and App!eyne Mantels, (Silk-) En-
hroidercd ami low er grades Mantillas, an enormous
Stock, which am determined 10 ''cui down" even
aeow cost.
P,RAsoLs. a large assortment, and all prices;
iIosIERY < GLovEs.-yery good White Cotton Hose
al 81 cents per pair:
SILK Pocket & NEcKHANDKERCuEFs; STOcKs,
Linen pocket handherchieis, etc ETC., la rye assort
mcnt.
EYnRo1pER1Es-a extensive variety of all kinds of
Sleeves. Chemiscttes, Collars, worked Band, etc.
DoNEsTIcs.--Five cases of fast colored Calicoes.
from g. cents TO cents. Tbe6 cent goods is equal
to any l2a cent CaIicoes.
GINGH,Ms A complete assortment OF DomestlCs,
Lancaster, Manchester and French.
MrsLixs '(bleached) d)-PIlow sCase Muslin and
SuPCtinnS. all widths ana prices
MUsLINs. 5-th and Gilns, unblea ched OF very good
make, and cheap.
G. A z p E II s!
Received this 100 pieces of Carpets.
Io.v and good quality such Tapistre Brusseiits
Ply, Superiine Ingran--ingrain; Rag, etc.
will sell fall yard wide figured Carpet, very hand
some for Is Cents. and all others in proper tion.
;ut Won must come quick to secure these bargains.
Hearth Rugs Chenille and velvet) Mats, Mating,
Ou-CIuth and Drugget, a large lot.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS!
Intending 10 huy their Stock in this City other
wise viii DO we'll 10 call before pu; chasing.
have in The second story of m Store Room. besides
the above Carpets, aluil supply of
PIECE GOODS!
For Who!esalina. which viii he sold at Easter prices.
Those in want of fine Goods particularly requs-
ted 10 cal as Tam lied sell them cheaper than
they can buy East Having hong 1t from the Impor-
iers aud only Cash every one Can easily under
nd that the above is fictitious idle talk. hut that
am really emabled 10 sell cheaper than any other
house IN the city. Call therefore. early. al
ALEX. HEY MANS.
Nav E. ,5S Bin I37 Main ST.. Wheeling.
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Con,uotrtial 3t(atttrs.
NeW-York Cattle Market.

WEEKLY REPORT of receipts and selling prices
SiIf EP and LAMBS, and SWINE; with "a care
fully prepared account ot the number. quality
and price OF DEF CATTLE, at the great
Wednesday market at Washington Drove yards
44th-st. Prepared every week, expressly for the
NewYork Tribune, by Scion Robinson.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-05-15

OF all colors and grades, ard The very newest
styies:aI SEQ Straw Bonneis of all description
such as-leghorn, English straw, etc. Also several
grades of Neapotan Bonnets. very cheap. Just re-
ceved per Express, luU0 pieces of the very richest
Bonnet Ribbons TO suit the season.