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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-11-27

A CoLoxkD HAx. by the name of Johr
Lee, from Bernesyile. supposed to be pret
s badly Intoxicated. fell from tie foOt-walE
of the Central Ohio R. r. Iroa bridge, al
ZsnesvilIe Wednesday evening, and lit on
the rocks in the bottom of the river. a dis
tanee of some thirty feet, we would judge
He wa picked US and carried to a pub ic
house where he died on Friday morning
ab,.t Wheeling Gazette.
The "colored man. by the name or JOIN
LEE, from Barn esville," says that he is in.
slinsd to the opinion that the above is not
true. We shall take his word for it until
we hear further proof that he really, "died
on Friday morning"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-11-27
FROM CHICAGO.

November "a - here was terrible gale
Of WIND here last evening. The steepie OF
the new Universals' Church was blown off,
and three new five story trick buildings in
process Of construction blown down; owned
by Brown & ider, D. Horton and G. w.
Noble. Several lumber yards were badly
damaged. Total loss about $4,000
The Upper Mississippi, above Lake Pepin,
is closed with ice.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-11-27
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

New ORLEANS, Nov 20rh.--Deicre The receipt c;
the Niagaras adviccs 10 to-day, $500 bales of Cot.
ton was sold; iILosllIc for Atiddinr Orleans.
Sales OF Moasse5 at Soc. Freights better. Ster-
ling Exchange .oei.
NOVEMBER 2lst SALES of g. 600 bales of Cotton
to-day. with 4 decline Of BE on lower granes.---
Middling Orleans have not been etiec'ed by the
Nlugeras aGvicls. Sales of the wheek have been
81 $50 b1Ies AHEAD Of the corresponding. period o
last year.
Sales Of Coffee tor the week have hren 9.210
bags; quotations !oT Eio ICialG@r: IectiP.s tor
the wsok have h,tu p GEO b,gs. Sleek oi Coffee
Iow ia at Is 4 ,GtO bLgs.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-11-27

TOur semi-obese friend of the Gdzett
emerges from the insuferable platitudes o
the cempa ign, by q wretched attempt q
wit, in his last issue. In reply to our in
&errogatory-" Where does the whiskey
come from!' He replies: "Out of corn tc
be sure" And this is the INTENDED witt
cism. Wretched! 1t is wofully incorrect
too. showing that the Captains education
has been shsmefuly neglected. Whisky
doeo not come out Of corn, but. on the con.
tran, oorx comes out of whiskey; witnes:
the fhef Dist a man, after imbibing certain
smoun< of the "ardent," is invariably
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-11-27

@Full returns from nine-three counties
in Illinois, and reports from three others,
give the following vote for Governor-Bis-
sell, (Republican) lo9,345; Richardson
(Democrat) lO3 ,454. Bissell's majority
5,S9l. In the sixth district, the official vote
for Congress is, 1925 COR Harris, Oemo.
crat;) l2,oso for Williams, (Repubhcsn.) }
Majority for Harris, 2,l55. Buchanan's
majority in the State is over 5000.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-11-27

rAl5ert Sumner, brother to the Hon.
Charles Sum ler, together with his wife
child and servant, is among those supposed
to be lost on the French steamer LyonaiSe
II is singular and melancholy fact that
Horace, anntaer brother, also persisted by
drowning, on the packet ship Elizabeth, of
Fire Island, several years ago--the same in
which Margaret Fuller Ossoli and her fam
ily was lost.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-11-27

INTERESTING STArIsTICs.--It appears by
the Secretary ssreport that the Washingior
Republican Association has published anC
circulated about coo coo documents durlnI
ihe campaign, comprising eighty different
kinds. Among them was 100000 copies o
Blair's letter, sboul 200, 900 OF Mr.. Seward
speech; 2I6.000 OF Mr. Summers "Crine
against Kansas;" 743 900 o. Senator VIII
s.'n's speech, and $4,000 of Col'ax'>
speech, together with 10000 Of the Kan
sas Inves igatine Committees report.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-11-27
NEW YORK MAREET

NEw YcR1, November "a Flour has dec,in.
ing :endecy anl prices unsettled; $3.50 bbis .olt
state 50 ItCsi 81: Southern S7Gs7 81 Wheat
aivanciag; $1,000 bushels sold; BED l5!e 56.-
Corn steady: 20 GO bu,h sold. Pork bunyant =
Beet firn. Lard Eery dull n ,2ac
S;orks firm. chiraga AMI Rock Island 9ja--
iiuois Central ll6!; Bond gGs Michigan South
EN- S7t New York Cent-ai 62t P.nnzylvani.
Coal Company 96!. Reading S2 Virginia 81
@S!. Gaiena and Chicago II. Michigan Centra
g. Erie 6GF. Cleveland and Toledo 72t Mil
waukie Il. Sterling Exchange firm.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-11-27

DAMAGE TO EARLY WHEAr.-In some
parts of Southern Illinois all the early sown
fall wheat has been greatly damaged by a
striped worm, resembling the old fashioned
army worm. The p ants came remarkably
fne, but in many localities this worm has
eaten up entire plants, roots and all. What
it is, and how to destroy it, are importsnt
questions Just now.--Louisuilk Jour. 18Th
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-11-27

SMALL NoTEs IN TENEEssEE.--ln accord
ance with law of the last Legisltture, on
and after September l, 1856, The issuance
or circulation of small notes of less denom-
instion.than FIVE dollars,bv any Bank except
the Bank OF Tennessee, is made an indie
table offence, punishable by a fine of not
less lhsnS50u, no more thaa $4,000.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-11-27

BANK FArLsRE.-By a disratch from
Paddock e. Co. of the U. S. Bank Mirror
We learn that the Lancaster Bank of Penn
sylyania has probably tailed. We advist
our re sders therefore TO refuse notes on tina
Bank
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-11-27

@Uncle Toms Cabin was performed ct
the Theatre in Wheeling on Monday nigh,
at which the Argus, characterisiically turns
up its chivalric nose, while the Times and
Inteligencer very properly speak calmly offs
artistic merits and - the Union il not
dissolved. Jubilate Deo!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-11-27

The exte"s.se Iron Mills in Old Town.
blaine, on Leo by RUFUS Grinnel, were burnt
on W Wednesday. Loss $50 COO.
G-Thalberg, the great German Pianist,
is in Amer ica.
A Convention of Second AGg entists, who
still, in S, ite Of disappointment. sdhsre 10
the fgith, is new IN session in Providence.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-11-27

BasK OF EAST TESx.-The bills of The
above bank were refused by the Tennessee
and Kentucky banks on the Esd inst. Lock
ont for them
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Alabama.

The Augusta ConstLtutiona'ist learns that
the official vote in all the counties of Ala.
bsma, for President, was as follows
Buchar an, As 637: Fillmore, 1858 Buch-
anin's majority, lS,0S5
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-11-27

o. Hon. STEPHEN A. DOUGLASS was
married on the goth inst at Washington
City, TO Miss ADA CUTTs, of that city.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-11-27

GA new Buchanan paper has been
started in Washington caled the Register.
1t advocates Southern sectionalism and the
reopening of the African slave trade.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-11-27

PATENT SAUSAGE CUTTER Will cut rs
lbs meat per hour. do it better, and with less
labor, than cutting % lbs the old way
Price $3.50. For sale by A. c. MARTIN.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-11-27

THoK. SAMUEL SwARTwoUT, proRi-
nent NJ Y. politician, died on tue 2lst inst.
aged 70 years.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-11-27
WEDNESDAY EvENI2G. Nov. 26.
CINGl,AAIE Market

ClxcTsyArI: No 2l-E lour il moderate demand
nj S52O Red Wheat il fair demand st l0tc;
White t,oduil !icss active tS5 6o0s5.55. Green
Hams GIG91c Groceries unchanged.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-11-27

EGAN's CELEBRATED WRITING FLuIp.
As good as ARNoLD's and a great dpa
cheaper, for sale at the Chronicle Office.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-11-27
RALrIuORE MARKET

BALTixoaE November 2ith. Buyers offered
$3.50 for Flour M, it is held al SO ga. Wheat
has decIin; &c . bushel. Corn advanced DC.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-11-27

TIE TRUE AMERICANS ALMANAC FOR
1857 just received at this cfice. Price IL!
cents.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-11-27

CONCENTRATED LYE.-For breaking wa
ter, making sodp, &c, for sale by
A. c. MARTIN.
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: TTACHnENT.

At our instance writ or s::a Chmen: was
issued The I9Ih day Of EoTsmher is56, hy Jenkin
son Wright, Justice Of The Peace OF Goshen town
ship, Belmont county, Ohio, against Tie goods snd
chatles. credits ard moneys aud effects OF Charles
". HsdsoR. = non resident of the County, for the
sum OF thirteen dollars end sixty. four cents and
costs of srit EAIEES & BRO. and others.
Nov. q, 1855. no? 14wpd
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Ayers CatEartiC Pills,

rI'iiE .i4aces Of Chemistry and Nedcins hsSs ts.a
taxed their utmost to produce this best. fertAes
PGrgAtve which Is known man. Iraunsrable pro1a
are shown that hee PILLs have virtues which surpe IN
excellence the ordinary medicines an that they win uzr
pEacst,ntey upon the esteem cf all n-a. They al
and pieasa: to tke but powerful Their peos-
atns properties stimulate the vital activities OF he tJJ
remove the chst-uctoas ot its organs, purify the b,oo
and exs di.-ssc. They purge out the foul huscrs which
breel and di,teur~r stimulate sluggish di.s-
ierri into their natural sc0n and psr healshy
tone with strength TO the whole sysie.n Nct any
they cnre tie everyday complaints oS every tidy brs
also formidable s-i jIHse.Is disease thai haye bt g.
the lest Of human skill. wi,il- they trirce powsrs.
efcts they at the ta, in diminished i.. ia
safest AID bS physic tia. be smY;cyed fx cki.rsz
Being coa;e!, they Pleasant ;ss AID ts;ny
pare!y vegetable, a-r fr"e i, Any -ik of harm Ceres
have ie-a male which s;rPass H,!rf :ry
I-ii;il:c ~ o s.c cx,iie,. ;ca and charSctsy
IS 10 f,rti SIC ssriciUa Of uct=Uth Many e=siEsn,
csrYyc and rySicisns hsVe leu; ;AeIr cert
fy the public the reliability q nv remedies while otr
have the q! tfsir conviction sS,s
hay Preparations contribute immensely 20 Il. rssf Z. EY
afflicted, rayerin5 friioN-nl-n.
The Agent low nSnei Is PLEASED e. frn=h Sr...s ~
American Almanac containing directions s5r :hrir s-a
certificates o their Of the allowing corapls,s
ce'i'cneSs Bilious Complaints. rheumatism, prupsy.
HEARTBURN. Hos lirhe arising i'm ra Stucacii. Ns7-
Eoa Indigestion Morbid inaSiGn of the Bowels sa1 Pan
arising thcrrI fatuei,y Les Appetite al Uicc--
Nciiilc. $c.'tEa E;HS's LV. They also ~ prg;r~
rS t'- blood aai sn''.a-ing the sys!eu cuTs R,zny
eOElpsnts vhrh 4 woGii not le S-v;oSSi fisy c5.!d
re1ch sch i'eIsEr~s. pr,Eii EIuiaes Neuralgia at
Nervous Uni llity lF-H-cmentS nt ths Lvrr and E.
news. Guut and nth-r kii ri cOrpisuss afsipg fsa
lew STATE ~ :he oviy uss;r;Jtiou II il flncOHs.
r. not l. rus oi by Errincipl,l dealers with soo,s
otasE !il! tScy make pos. on. Az ar Arena
r:LIS, and TIE nothing ,lse No Other they can zi-s
you Compares Hih this in ts ,tin-i vaE- or curative
IN~-rs Ike srk lie b-s; aid thew !, oS thsza
aud they should havsi i:.
Prepared by DIR. J. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, kaaa
Pxis s5 Crs. Fox FIys Bo1Es Ros 81.
ApID EI
" 'o;i;rr. q. Cis:r.ri.!e:
". ", SHtIF~,
C' !hc-t~"- * raite:soO. Bridgeport.
HsTg'" >..-s. Ssli. AiT:
~. " ava; 4. FsTprSri't-l
tisI - Z FroiNsy, IA,yiSvii'c;
=. "tficr, AG.tir>vii,s;
pr. NCfu~r-oI r,Ivrw:
. v NrlsV tToWH, Hugsibt5,F=;
.tuG Al! d.l.,s- ~ r;S''--ve evsryvEx-=
:. ole sS's -
!. L. A=LR 4 TO. ~. Ni,GisI, r!rtiarxv ohio
- tCHCOL BOOKS
- Vfa'l' ,p5s 4; Wae,!iu- r-icss ~ .,,. ~
,r..' \. q. VI IITIN.
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y OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
! whereas wife. Elizabeth. in my ahsence
from BONE, the a1ih OF uClUtrr Jit leave nv he'd
and board. and e family - seven small Children
without iust caIsc rrovncatinn all persons are
warned agsinst harboriGg trusting her q.
count. ln121itJd EDWARD FOSTER
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GtTATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COCE
ty, 81. CoaIl IT Cnnrlnn Pleas
WAIzER HCSTSP. administrator at the ES:Iia o.
VIM. Sncpiefd, dee i,
AHos ". surrn'Rn. aud u,hrr..

iEos ". SIgru,En, aud u,hrrs.
O:drf Io Sell Eea IS. S's to FsV Debts,
En'icr is hereby given that by v.Ttue of Ga c.;cr
ma &c ~ This uE lhe 5ih day Of nsceEIhsr I5;
Between the hours OF 20 c'cnck A. " s.td u'.Ir-S
p NJ at The front 6Oo- OF 'Orrt House of SAID
runniy, will Offer ni sale tie iGu ins ia>c 10!
-rSLt of STd. tIe Esue hciug The Nn-tl ~ ga
Of Section 10. THWuEhip and Rapge =, in Tar;gsy
township in said county, except >iNty sc-es % tina
ast <ii sold In Wu. Ny e-S the same hgiug suj--t
10 the dover N Rahgma Shepherd, L. the amnIri
&c aires end Ia rerIhrS set OF Nv note. ami hoYG!s
On the ssid tract, including ihe Improvements there
un
TERys or aArr -Gar-fhirl in fzrd; onr-iHirI in
cue ycsr. ari thH rcmairGcr in Yeas irOg iae
day OF sale, w..h interest.
WtTEEF HUNTER,
Admins. rglar c. ;h2 said Wn. shepherd lsc'L.
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! AND FOR SALE.

8 = The undersigned offers for sale quar- "a,
ter Section of Land, $3.50
Three ard half Miles from the S,SPSa
County Seat OF Meigs CO. Is
lying close TO the road leading from that to Harrison
vile Fhe land is OF Good Quality, Wen NaIefcd.
Plalty of Good Timher aud Coal. with thirty acres
clel e GA il Terms OF Saie--five hundred dollars
dow and the ha!snce in yearly payments OF one
hundred do;!.Ts each ycsr. with per CENT interest
tie has also several other valuable farms for sale
for whca re is prepared - give warrantee deeds -
For further pFT:cuas inquire of the subscriber, who
liycS near the land. WILLIAM JOiB.
co2,3tpd
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TTkCHMENT.

q TTRCH MENI.
- Ell V. CLEAvER. Plaintiff,
Against
THOMAS FELL defendant.
Before Samuel Branson, Justice Of the Peace of
Flushing township, Belmont county, Ohio. On the
l9R day OF vemheT, 1856, said Justice issued an
order OF attachment in the above action for One Hun
dr.d and Thirty Dollars, and costs s'of suit.
ELI V. CLEAVER.
Union Valley, Nov. 2Ist Is55 nO2.M
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- AGRJCUITURAL SOCIETY

FE The Board of Managers viii
meet q. the Clerks office, in ST. GLARS.
TILE, on 7th dsy. the 29th list, at O'Clock
p. NJ, at which time the committee on Field
Crops, and on Farms, will be expected tie
hand in their reports.
]. T. SCHOLFIELD, Pres't.
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New EkeLAKD's MAJoRITY-The fol-
lowing are the majOriiies of the New Eng
land States for Fremont Her entire dele
cation to Congress is Republican.
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4utal yntflligenee.
To Teachers.

hATHE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAM
Ms KERs, will meet in the school hous:
keS on Marietta street in ST. CIAIRsvILLE
o. G-u November %. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
BY order OF the Board.
d ID. T. COWEN. Clerk.
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A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.-N

A DMlNISTRATOR'S NOT1CE.-No-
"a tice is hereby given that at the Probate Court
for Belmont County, the undersigned appointed
and qualified Administrator Of the estate OF Samuel
Williams, deceased.
All those indebtedto said estate are requested to
makeinimediaie payment; and those havin. Claims
against said estate notified 10 presen. them for
settlement within one year from this date.
no27atl ASA GARRErsON, Admir-.
Z DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. No
1 tlce herehy:givep that al the Probate Cou tfor
Belmont county the undersigned appointed
and qualified as Administrator, with the Will annex
ed OF the essie Of Lucinda Hicks, late of Belmont
county, deceased.
All .hese Indebted 10 said estate requested 10
make immediate payment; aud those having Claims
against said estate notified present them for
settlement within yea, from this date.
JOSEPH HICKS,
n0eIat AcH'r, with The will ANNEXED.
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aEXECUTNR.S SALE.

sI'AELbTOk'S SALE.
"a The ardersicrc cd VIII offer for s.lr
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2.Ih, ISsG,
on the premises.
Cns Nile south of Flushing
On The &olristGwh Read being the sane property
OF which Elisha dogue died sicEed, the fcliewing
described premises:
Farm Containing Eightythree AcreS;
tners are Oh the premises good con- tulG7Gs,
and all Orchard of Good Fruit.
ALSO
Af tie East end Of Flushing, Fcur Acres o. Land
containing good two story Frame Dwelling a fine
Orchard OF good fruit, ard all necessary outhuIid-
Ess.
TERMS
made known OF the day of sale. or on arplicsiioI'
personally or by letter 20 LEWIS WCOD.
Executor of he Estate of Elisha Faw eeti,
ro2sid FLrsRIN0. Belmont Co., Ohio.
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4 SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF SHIRTS
- saj Collars, Untersi shirt. drawers. g.. g..
iociGi YRISr HAGI.E'5
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Total. 23o .G9O I47. 400 55,S3s 26,33s 249, 5e5
Total vote cast in the State, 46O,295
Total vote for Buchanan, 2So,5Oo
Union vote r;t,l T'Fnn'n.' 4s'sa} 4ssa,} 203,338
N' "'o)
Buchanan ever Fremont and Fill
more, (Union.) c7,l62
Straight Fillmore vnie. 26.?3s
Fremont vote in Phila 10
Vote Tor Gerli;t Smith in 5 Co.'S Is
---26.457
Bd.hsnan's maj over ell, 705
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TULiT.CtL POSITION.
THE GREAT JAPANESE REMEDY.


TIE GREAT JAPANESE REMEDY.
| TOR BiEEENNES5 AND FEI,iE IEEE5;IaRITI S
-.
The medical profession and the public sre inform
ell thSt heucefortf shunfan. sa'piy OF ihi4 new
and most extraordinary pl ant lie GcrenGed rpni
| a. the arrangements completed with The
JEnarrsa Government. After its introduction iu;u
Europe The demand as is well known. far ct-
ceedei the supply, and thence the almost fahnloa-
prices realized for the smallest Quantities. Il is
imported largely in thu crude Si.t, consequently its
purity ant i;s wonderful! properties nI1-t
guivncaIly guaranteed. FhySiC:ans are aStoui>hai
at The uRcrFins certainty Of irs epcts. II is asc
Icy Ihe highest medical authorities and publcai,o
That
II Canno: Fail
in any case where physical nIaiiormaiioa docs not
exist.
The London Lancet, the highest medical authority
OF Europe, says. vol .. page 3si: This Botani-si
remedy excrts a specific influence upon the uterus.
more particularly in cases OF Sterty and theC sc,.
menstrnation; dccoction made from the Leaves in-
vEriahly rings the menstrual discharge, which
can h. HainlaiTed by dose or two daily fur any
length "i time. When required for the purpose of
Root rrof. WiIF.iaMS, one "i tie r9g. G,s. IS.
tirguishei piysicilns of EuEoF c, in Byai.irwd.'>
Retrospect NIB. pase3p3 says q: thia lan;: This
remedy will prove one of Ihe most ccrIFia and vau
able additions 10 Materia aedica; tha oaiy fear
h we in its introduction il that il mgi:t !c sfuSeA.
aud iecome the too ready instrumen; in procuring
al0rIOn."
itacs ROW been proved in every instance that this
wonderful plant is
Invariably Enic,c1ous in Dcverr:A3 tie VIrc
Powers Of Man,
and even animals arousinE, nvigOra ing. and 6ltus
ng ills my sieriouS influence wherever 1t has le'n
hihted and for this purpose particularly prescribed
with the most signal success y te first physicians
ofthe age. See medical puhiicsi:onS ana cIrcHiSIs
which can he hal free.
Concentrated KUE TSE.SINt!, No. !. for BAR
RENNES$ aud WEAKNESS. rreFSrcl from lhc
Root, rrIce s3 tn!iie EUE.T>is-SiNG;, No :, fog
FEMALE IRRE&ULiRJ2It..'. rreparcd from thg
Leaves, one dollar hottie BY the dozen det Ciiou
of 33i per cent. Hy The gross Deduction 81 81 er
cent. ash. single bottle. du.cU. tor
wurded to any part oi the CRiied States or CauataS
receipt of remittance.
For sale ly all druggists. and at the dcpo: OF the
khe Ise-sing CompGny, No. 33J. EroHlway, New Tork
AL orders must he addressed "kiigtsc-sing Co.
NJ. 33I. crnadwSy. New York. ocSOly
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GyonrntrtjaI 50attttsrs.
ST. CLAInSVILLE MARKET.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY JAMES THOMPSON
GROCER, CORNER OF MAIN AND MARIETTA SIS.
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PENNSYLVANIA-OFFECaAL.

The following are the official returns Or
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