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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-12-25
New Series for 1851.
TIL E HOME JOURNAL

We have the pleasure return our most grate.5
fol thanks 10 the readers of the Home Journal for
the greatly enlarged audience with which we have
been nored IN 1855 and to offer our respects and
the promise of continued BEST services for the
year before us With the privileged hearing that
we have now secured. at THE FIREsiDEs OF our
whole vast country il Is oBly natural that We
should feel addiricna responsibility, while, al the
same Iim-, we gird up our eneygies for hev veri-
cites o industr and enterprise.
] he paper tor the coming year is.to Be- printed
on NEW TYPE, and IFS pre-enIlnence .ok clearness
lPgibiiy. 50 valuable to the eye ard s6needial for
a. tanIy paper. Is to be still more markedz
Our contents tor 1856, we need scsrceir1ny. will
be as vnried as the Lii with which we kGps pace. 4
lime and the eyer-changing WprIi ar-@ great
baskets out of which we pick W 1161<1>1
ment as we goihr exhn1st< I1f<t Z
and novelty assuring, 10 rs f. I11<1kr- s
time and abilities ExcLr e I<-
ual.
N. P. Willis propose
picIurings OF home Life sd
and interests, out doors
Letters To
which his experience h.1 21z5E <[< -,
and which have been soSiceiy quoted;
Il series of e.
Portraits of Living Cha
GEO P. MoRKls. besides bis us.'1
bors upon the saveral departments =.
make II the wool on which 10 broitrE
Sketches, Songs, Ballads, 81
suggested by the history and e,ent 4 de - =
""Is i. B. z.s il pre-, l.,.s,is. s.e.. -
to be entitled =
The Rose q Glen-Lodge;
and this will bspnblishsd i nnnb-s.. non = u
B~sldes the <rrs ofshs Edipr. he Hons Jsur-
The aSlHmuilI IsssiOua & ) >siIhsn, Ihre< ariein.
lie 4 gore ass Sl,ss.y s( - paA1ssssl.
wit, fun and anecde>s a. IL day. '----~.----|
Poetry. pains AID emanco
he gossip ald news oi Pari5ian Journals =
Personal Sketches fthe Conspicuous shareclsn
Of the lime:
Tiic stirring scrnesof daily life:
IN, he chronicle oil news iorthe Ladies:
The + a. hluns:
Inc valuarle information, as 10 statistics, dis
discoveries and gr. at events:
CrltlelsnIS uf current Literature. a
And all that be gathered. to Interest," 6s
reader, from The Worlds constant overflow Of &C.
ton and intellect.
We need Not remind our readers, perhaps, that
we have ccIrtspondents. wholly unsurpassed in
the society ol New ork, and that, thr ugh these
gift and refined MEDIUMS" We keep apprised
ui all TiIai occurs. charming instructive, In
The brilliant circles Of city lite.
For the health, The moral Improvement and the
religious culture OF fames We watchiully gather
every new suggestion. and carefully chronicle all
signs OF Progress ami Utility.
by unceusIDg vigIinnce and industry, and By
SKILL acquired III long and successful practice,
hope still keep the Home Journal undisputed
is Iile best jdniify paPer Of the country.
1ERMs--tor Ole c'py, 81; tor three copies, IS
or ont copy Tor three years, S5-aways in ad-,
vance. Address MORRIS & WILLIS
Editors + Proprietors, lO7 FaiiOH-st, Neu- York.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-12-25

IMPORTANT.--lf II ladies' wish to restoel
the ruseate hue 10 Il cir faded cheeks, ant
muse new .ife and vi igor into their com.
position, Carter's Spanish Mi tturc is the
very article they 50 much need. One bottle
will do mure to produce a healthy, trans :
parent skin. than all the cha k anu lily
white this side the Atlantic Ocean.
Ii. H.ALEXANDER, ST. Clairsvil,e
IA. T.. MAKTIN, 81. Clalrsyille.
JAS. Baker, Wh-ellng
Vim. Dunbar, UniUntown
Geo. L. Bethel, / lusilng
K. 5 Clark, Morrlsluwn
II. ii. Mott, HarncsvIe.
Nj. Z. Miles Il son, sunlerton.
And by Dealers IN MedIcII es everywhere.
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O-HlI II, S-HALL u Co. r f2N'Shers,
CIRcI.. n;tii. ohio.

From the Cincinnati Daily Enquirer, of Sept. 2SIh.
Us. REEsEs ',UMBINED EYSTLN OF Practice TOR
PHYSICIANS AND FANiIIES.--~uiIh, Small & Co,
PuDI>lrTs, ui this CITY, have rrtnty issued work
ui 'r above tie. and all 'haI have read speak Ut
l. in the highs; pos lble pr u Is certainly one
ui the mls; u>s.Iu Interesting hooks ever issued
Hum tie dr' -. he iuhiI>heTS abundanily re-
>inn ihe. AMI any scat IN "a vii! he isIih-
sui Hcr,'niei L'r. 4 slHge dollar sent 10 the
ib lSer> will secure cOYy .; the book, by return
man, lice O ps'>tI:e.
itram tine Chi,iuuaii Daily Commercial. OF Sep
r-ml's 2"Ih
HR FRLISLSC NsiNfD SYSTEM OF PRACTICE FOR
PHYSICIANS ANr fANHRS.--Ihl> most excellent
amt eul wrIk. rc'Hiiy Iubiishtd ty Smlih,
small y CO.. of this CITY. Is now be'oie the puhlc,
ami IL vat We have heard nohIng but cOmmenda-
cry woIds cOncrrnI ~ il. Every mdn AMI woman
huud have copy, AMI study il we'll
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-12-25

The Steuben,lle Union edited by Andrew
Stewart, has long article in favor of VIM.
Allen for q seat in Buchanan's Cabinet.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-12-25
Special rseaiIes, Part Srd.

4 practical TreatiSs- The Dis aSes Peculiar to
the G,nItrl Organs 4 the F, maIeSex:
With directions. gltniS he very best treatment in
each par cIiaT Ulsrl>e, derived from Hospital
and private Ptactlce; ami irUm the Writings of
tile uio> celebrated Phy sicl1ns and ObsGetllcals
EUROPE aud AmsTIcI.
- n Is added
An Article on SteTI.it its cause. and cure,
AL ArIce ON CieIeiaII,n o. Rep oducuUn;
An Article on Conception how ~ Induce, and
how 10 p:evaEt II;
An Article on the Theory and Practice OF MidWi-
Try, With psalm uIrrciIUns how To manage and
conduct a II OI LIO,,r;
An Article on the Pr1uu-Iion Of AlIlesor Females,
III acco.dance with the viii, preferences OF Ihs
paTenI.
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Special Tr, at. es, Part end.

A Practical Treaties IN the Diseases Peculiar 10
Tie treHltli Organs vi the Male ), K:
With directions. giving the very best Treatment in
sach particular els use, as'lrrlvsd from Hospital
und private fIacIics; aid ITUn: The writings of
The rnrSt celebrated fnySIcIa:s and Sargeuns of
Enr"pe ami AuIrrIca-
With IEis book to guide hin, every man can 5s
his Own doctor. diseases u D IaIve character"
Is. w Med Journal Vol. AXl, p. iS2.
bY J. f. REESE, VI D
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TATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN
, ty ~ Court al Common Piea>
WALkER HUNTER. Admin '-ifairr OF the Estate OF
VIM. Shepherd. deed,
AMOS w SHEPHERD. aud others.

NNUs W
Order tn Sci Real Estate Ia pay Debts.
NHticr j. hereby given, that Nv virtue ni order
ma dc ia this the i9In Ia Ut JtIuary IS67.
IeIwrrn the hours u! 20 OJloCk aud u',l1ck,
p. NJ at the front door Oi .'orrt tuu>P at SaId
COUNTY, viii offer tot safe the ihl NinI desc rthed
Taet nf Iaud. the being Ih North " est qua te
of SectInn 10, Township AID Range =, in fUiIUcy
uship in said county. except STxts sCre> Ol the
asst sold Ia WIN. W. er>, the heinz Ill JET
To the dow Ruhamd Shepherd. I" the aHnnnI %
6 aud III Peruhes set OFT ~ nrir aud bounds
the sai id tracI including the improvements there
-
TERMS OF SaIE- -On' -;hrd in hand; one thIrd in
one. year and the remaI Iaicr IN twp Yeas firm tie
day Ot sale. with interest.
NALEER UU NTER.
Administrator Of the said wm. shepherd, de.'d.
LII L Ii,N
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-12-25
General Treatise Part Ist.
The Physicians Hand Book, and Family
In HrHIIh.

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Being an accopnr tarranged in alphabetical orderl
oi tie diseases ID " ilcl the M organism Is
iiahle; with Gifectipn5 as 10 the very best treat
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wrIIngs Ui the most eminent Physi ians und Sur
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To whicl Is addict
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ROOm;
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The MhtcIia Medica AM Therapeutics of Medicine
CEcSIS.
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COURT.

JROBATE IOURT.
STATE oI Ohio, Belmont County, 81.
Notice : hereby gIven that the following named
Executors and Administrator have iled Ihsir ae->
COUNTS aud vouchers my Office for settlement, to
Eii Wineman. Adn'r of Tamson Nichols, decd
Jonn NJ. HeskS. Atm'r ut ft0inSs bceks. dec d.
Robert and Elisha Vail Ex'Ts ul Robert Vail, ed.
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WILL annexed OF Norris Bethel. dec d.
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Iseob Auhialher, late Admir- oil w Iiliam Johnson,
decd.
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Der
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Dr.. Freese's CnmbIned syste m Of Prac
lice:

For Physicians and Families
Parts /. IL. Iii, buuIid in "ne volume
ILLUSTRATIVE Engs by spIgle Il Johnson, OF Phia'
he Importance aud gener Il usefulness OF this
work viii be parii lily understood, by presel lting
copy or the tI,ir page OF ach part We cannot at
:ord Il. PIES mt, Ia pay fof more enlarged notice
Its varied cuiItents.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-02

EARrHLY TRIALs-We have often
heard the question askcd,-Why is sor-
row permitted to darllen our life z" We
answer. For the same reason that 10Y IS
permitted to illuminate II. 1t IS necessary
10 our welfare; for what would the day
be without the night! Trials are given
us to purify us-to rId US Of alloy, and
make as fiji for heaven. Says Tennyson:
= lis held that sorrow makes US wise"
Very true. 1t gives us deeper insight
INTO our present life, a greater worthlness
FOR the life to come, wider experience,
and reader sympathy for those around
us. We see now, cas- through a glass
darkly;" bur when the scales shall have
fallen from our eyes, we will find the use
of trials to be of unlimited value We
ought not, then, TO murmur against the
many troubles that befail US here. They
are sent of God; and if we are not bin
Died by our voluntary sellishness. we can
at once see their value 10 enable us to reap
a heavenly reward.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-02
Kissing a Bachelor

The Cincinnati Atlas relates the fol-
lowing rich incident: = We have friend
"a bachelor friend-yery fond of The So
clety OF ladies', bu; very modest and diff
dent withal. A few evenings since he
went TO make call upon an acquaintance
who had recently taken to himself wife,
yOuDg and beautiful, and of course over
flowing with affection for her husband
Now this lovely wife Of week, like all 9TH
er young wives, could scarcely survive
the brief absence Of her husband for the
discharge OF his business; and always
upon his return met him upon the thresh-
old and slnothered him with kisses. 1t
So happened when our friend called the
husband was absent, but was monentariiy
expected by the fond and anxious wife,
She heard his foot fall upon the step, and
supposIng II to be her husband, rushed
forth TO meet him; and he had scarcely
laid has hanl upon the bell-pulI, before
the door flew open, and his neck was en-
circled by pair of white arms, and burn
ing kisses fell thick and fast upon his lips
and cheeks-while full and throbb;ng
breast was strained to his Here was a
trying situation for Il diffident man and
our friend came near fainting on the
spot; but fortunately the lady discovered
her mistake III season to prevent such a
melancholy event, and hc escaped from
the house more dead than alive. The
last We saw of him he was leaning against
Il tree, tanning himself with his sombre-
TO, IN order 10 recover strength to regain
his lodgings"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-02
Choice Seeds and Cuttings for gratultous
Distribution among our Friends.

We would say to our friends, that we
are making arrangements to avail our
selves Of a choice collection of rare and
valuable seeds, of various descriptions,
embracing divers fruit and ornamental
trees and shrubs, rare garden vegetables,
select flowers and plants. The most de-
sirable of everything, not ordinarily with
III the reach of people, especially IN new
country. These we are intending ex-
presslv TO distribute, gratis, .among the
working friends of the Farmer. We are
prompted to this by a two-fold purpose,
the first Of which is, to induce thorough
action among our friends, who, by the
way, will almost always work little bet
ter for motive; and the last, though not
the least IS to disseminate as widely as
possible, the means of progress and use
fulness, among the great masses of the
people We believe that $500, distribu-
ted annually as presents by US, IN choice
seeds and cuttings, among our 2O,OOU
readers, and going as they invariably
will, into the hands of the most enterprls-
ing IN every neighborhood, will be of
more real sterling benefit TO the State and
people than nine-tenths of the Legislation
that they annually get, at cost of $780,
900 per annum.
simultaneously with the distribution Of
all such articles, we shall publish the ful-
lest Instructions as to the proper modes of
planting and cultivation.
Meantime, between this and the first of
February, we would like to have our
friends suggest to us any particular kinds
that they would prefer, and we will be on
the lookout for them. We have made ar
engagements with the Patent Office De-
partment, and with the best seed dealers
in New York, Boston and Philadelphia,
to furnish us at the shortest notice with
everything desisable in America or Eu-
rope. We wish il expressly understood,
however, that we do not wish to be troub-
led with dealing in, or furnishing any
body with anything of the sort, except to
subscribers, and active working friends
Of the Farmer. This much we say for
the reason that We are not regular seed
dealars, and we don't intend to be, except
within the circle Of our friends WIS
consin Farmer.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-02

BsG5 \ miser OF the name of Foscue,
having amassed enormous wealth by the
most surdid parsimouy and discredItable
exlortions. applied his ingenuity to dis
cover some efectuai way OF hiding his
gold. With great care and secrecy he
dug & cave IN his cellar. To this recep-
tacle for his treasure he descended by a
ladder, and 10 the trap door ,he attached a
spring lock, so that, on shutting, it would
tasten itself. By and by the miser dis
appeared; inquiries were made; the house
was searceed; woods were explored, and
ponds We're dragged; but no Foscue could
they find. Some time passed on. The
house IN which he had lived was sold
and workmen were busily employed IN It's
repair. In the progress of their work
they met with the door of the secret cave
with the key IN the lock outside. They
threw back the door, and descended with
n light. The first object upon which the
lamp reflected was the ghostly body o
FoScus, the miser, and scattered arount
him were heavy bags of gold, and pom
-derous chests of untold treasure; can
dlesicL lay beside him on the floor. Thu
worshipper of Mammon had gone int,
his cave 10 pay his devoirs 10 his colder
god, and became an unwilig sacrifice I,
his devotion.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-02

LAUGHTER.-We can't endure person
who never laughs, or who thinks il q vio-
lation Of the rules of prop .ietv TO do So
\ person who habilually wears a long
face we have reason to dislike. You
may be sure he IS devoid of the kinder
feelings of the soul. His heart is a cal
loaity. You'll find him hypocritical, self
concerted, aud uncha rltable. 70 such 4
person We always give d wide berth
We like him best good way from US.
On the contrary, give Us one who be-
heves in good hearty laugh He is the
man-rue, open, frank and kindly. VII
IS the champagne of the soul, and laugh
ter It's efferyescenc. Then give us a
loud, uncontrolled laugh. 1t does our
soul good; and the one who gives it vent
VIII feel the better Tor ii, esp, cially If he
as iust eater hearrv dinner
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-02

TAXING Morris" Well Cuffee,' said
a minister TO his colored servant, "what
we're you doing in meeting this after
noon! =
Doing massa? Taking notes." was
his reply.
" You taking notes?" exclaimed the
master.
Sartin maSsa, all the gentlemen takes
notes.
" Well, let me see them" said he.
Catee thereupon produced his sheet of
paper, and his master found it scravled
all over with all sorts of marks and lines
as though dozen spiders, dipped in ink,
had marched over it.
4" Why, this is all nonsense" SAID the
minister, as be looked at the notes.
" Well, massa," Cufee replied, q
thought 50 all the time YOU was preach
ing"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-02

10 \ young couple were sitting to-
gether IN Il romantic spot with birds and
flowers about them, when the following
dialogue ensued:
Ny dear, if the sacrifice of my life
would please thee, most gladly would /
lay It down at thy feet"
40, sir, you are TOO kind! But it just
reminds me that wish You would stop
using tobacco
Can't think of ii. It's habit to which
| am welded"
&" Very well, sir as you are already
welded to tobrcco, I'll take good care YOU
are never welded to me, as It would be
bIgamy."
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-02

CAUSE OF DErEAr-The GreenviIle.
: e Patriot Of Oct. y. reCretting the
defeat Of Col, B-oaknan for the Senate.
accounts for 1t III the following singular
way:
His Jealous efforts in the cause of edu-
eating and elevating the poor, in a moral
and social point Of view, hare proved his
defeat.
What satire on South Carolina poll
tics
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-02

f@- Wild hops are said to grow ALUM
dainty in the neighborhood of Corner and
Glenco, Iowa. They have ali the prop
critics of the cultivated plant, and grow
much more plentifully. A considerable
trade is being carried by the settlers of
that region IN this article of commerce.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-02

OFFICE or TIE MINERAL POINT Il. Il. COMPANY
Mineral Point, june 10, Io56
NOTICE is hereby given TO all stockholders who sub
srTlied for stock IN the above named Company pre-
NoU7 I" tHe llth lay Of December, 1854. that all
heretofore called for Is hereby required be paid at
the Office Of The Company in Mineral Point, install
ments of ton per cent. the FIRST instalmcnt 18th
dag Of Angus next and thereafter the 18th day Of
each following month until the whole Is paid in.
By order Of the Board,
24tf WILLIAM T HENRY Secratsry
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I3@The humble, meek, merciful, lust.
plous and devout souls are every where
of one religion; ami whom death has ia
ken OFT the mask, they Will know one an
cther, though the divers livery they wear
makes them strangers hsre.-TPise.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-02
$50 REWARD.

WILL. give the above reward any person that viii
4 give Information TO me- that bring Justice
lne person persons that have built guautltv straw
piles close against nay ord Wood set Gre 10 il in
three different places, with malicious intent.
$50 rails and Is cords of was exposed to the Gr,
which too green 10 burn.
GEORGE G0LDTHORP.
Lost Grove, April 18th, 1856. IstC