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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-23
The Result.

The majority for the Republican State
ticket in Ohio is about thirty Thousand, as
near ss can be ascertained. Both Of the
Democratic candidates for Congress from
Hamilton county are probably elected
LAWRENCE Oem.) is elected from this
District. Cox is elected in the Franklin
District over GALLOWAY. The Buchanier
candidate in the Ross District it is feared
is elected. 1t is also feared that CoorER
K. WATsoK is defeated in the Seneca Dis
trict, and that EDGERToE (Dem.) is elected
over Mort, in the Toledo District. The
balance Of the Republican candidates, we
believe, are certainly elected.
Harrison county gave about six hundred
majority for the Republican State and
county ticket.
We have the official vote of Monroe coun-
ty, which is as follows: Democratic majority
on State ticket, 1881; LAwREKcE's vote,
2,4lo; ALBRIeHT's, 993; DAvENpoRT's 279;
OKEf's, 2,572; CARRoLLs, l,O5s. The
msjority for the Democratic county ticket
10 about 1900.
In Guernsey county the Republicans have
about five hundred majority.
Noble county gave Mr.. ALBRIGHT 3e2
majority. Well done. little Noble!
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FROM NICARAGUA.

New YORK, Oct. l8.-Judge Brandy to.
day granted an order to arrest Mr.. Coleman
and all the executive members of the San
Francisco Vigilance Committee, on CON-
plant of VIM. Mullegan, one of the BAN
ished parties. Damages 100000.
The steamer Texas has arrived al Nor
folk with dates from Nicaragua.
Walkers troops had evacuated Massic,
and were concentrating at Grenada, upon
which city his enemies are advancing, kill
ing many of his men by the wayside.
A decisive battle was expected about the
End OF October.
The enemies had 2 900 troops; were ex-
pecling reinforcements of from 900 to
1000.
Walker was received reinforcements from
the States and California.
The attack on San Jacinto by the troops
under Gel. Byron Cole appears to be more
important than at first. 1t is supposed there
were twelve men killed, including iColonel
Cole, Lieutenants Reed and Hutchins, ten
wounded, including six officers; three mis-.
sing. The loss of the enemy is very
severe. Lieut.. Jennings Estele, formerly
Marshall of Tennessee, was shot at Grenadi
on the 18th of September for the murder, o
Lieut.. Charles Gordon.
Gen. Walker had revoked the decree
abolishing slavery in Grenada. .
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TIE REPUBLICAN MEETING on Wed
nesday was large and spirited. From some
to Us unaccountable cause the speakers
who were expected, and from two of whom
we had positive assurances that they would
be here failed to attend. The large delega-
tion which attended from the West were
accompanied BY the excellent Wrightstown
Band and horse wagon, containing 80
young ladies' from Flushing in appropriate
uniform bearing each nationsl flag repre-
sentihg tie 81 States and the Territory OF
Kansas, and by countless banners and de-
vices. Over 1000 people assembled on the
Fair Grounds after dinner and for an hour
and half listened attentively to MILLER
PExEIseroH Esq, who made one of his best
efforts in behalf of the cause of freedom.
We are Just going to press and have no
time for more extended notice. Tine free
men of old Belmont are awake and deter
mined to do their whole du'y in the coming
contest.
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ELECTION NEWS.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 21.-In eighty-elgh,
counties in Indiana, partly official the Dem
ocrats claim WilIard's election BY 1000 ma.
jori,y. The Republicans give him $500.
The Democrats have six Congressman, the
Republicans probably Eve. The returns
are incomplete, therefore cannot give the
official result.
The Democratic Congressman in Ohio
are Groesbach, Pendleton, CockereIl, Cox,
Burns, Hall, Miller and Lawrence.
The Republican Congressman are; Bing-
ham, Bliss, Horton Giddings, Harlan, Mott.
Nichols, Letter, Stanton, Sherman, Tomp-
kins, Wade, and probably Crmpbell.
No1E.-We think sapp is elected in the
Tuscarawns District, instead of Burns as
stated above.
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nRORATE COURT

Il State of Ohio. Belmont County, SS.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
Executors. Administrators and Guardians have filed
their accounts and vouchers my Office for sett e.
meut, to wit:
William E. BroomhaIl, Admir- of Thomas Leslie,
decd
Joseph and James Lewis, Adm'rs of Benoni w.
Irwin decd.
Joseph WI satierthwaii, Ex'rof VIM. w. sat,erih.
wait, dec ID.
Samuel Jimes, Guardian of Reuben Brandon
Barnet Taylor, G Guardian OF Smith Rdgeway.
Price Cornwell, Admir- OF James Scott, decd.
Reece Lewis, Admir- of Thornton Held, decd.
Reece Lewis. Admir- of Urah Bishop, decd.
John Cole, Ex' of A rchiboId Cola, decd
ID avid Stewart and Thomas Griffith. Ex'rs of Viii
liam Hudson, decd r.
Harrison d. Romans, Admir- of Ira Chandler, decd
Thomas Smith, EXT of Thomas Smith, decd.
Robert K. Evans, Guardian of Sarah E. Clark.
Robert X. Evans, Guardian of Mary P. Clark.
Samuel Sh "nnOn, Admir- of John Shannon dec ID.
Isaac Adkins Guardian of Matilda Groves.
Thomas Pyle, Guardian of Anthony Kennard
Thomas MAJOR Guardian OF Margaret Anderson.
The first SIX above named accounts will be foI
hearing and settlement the 18th, the next six
the I4th and the six last the 18th days of Hoveu
her next.
DAVID RARRIS.
oc23l Probate Judge.
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There is this fal,acy in all the argumen

There is this ialiacy in all the arguments
we have yet seen or heard from the Democ-
racy, in refutatioh of the charge of the ag-
gressions Of the slave power. They take it
for granted that Slave Territory ought to
extend in exac: proportion to Free Territory.
They ignore entirely all the moral bearings
of slavery, and looking upon it as domes-
tic institution, right in itself, they claim
that full half of all the Territory belonging
to the United States, should, as a matter of
simple justice, be given to the South for the
unrestricted spread of this greatest of all
evils. And, because portion of the Louis
lana purchase has been converted into Free
States, the Democ7acy iescant loudly of
the generosity of The South, and berate the
North for her aggressions on Slave Terri
tory. These gentlemen seem 10 forget that
it was the fervent wish and hope of the
trainers of the Constitution, that slavery
would. soon cease to exist in the confederacy.
Not one of those great patriots ever had the
least suspicion hat it could possibly be ex-
tended beyond the narrow limits which then
confined it; and they all joyfully looked for
ward to the time when we should "have
confederacy of Free States.''
Read what Washington says in letter
to Lafayette in l7Os:
81 agree with you cordially in your views
in regard to Negro Slavery. l have long
considered it MOST SERIOUS EVIL, both So
cially and politically, and should rejoice in
any possible scheme TO RID OUR STATES of
suct burden. The Congress of 1887 a
dopted an ordinance which forever prohibits
the existence of involuntary servitude in
our Northwestern Territory. l consider it
WISE MEASURE, and though it was
introduced by gentleman from New Eng
land, it met with the approval and assent Of
nearly all the members from the States more
Immediately interested in Slave labor
The prevailing opinion in Virginia is A
GAINST the spread Of Slavery in our nep
country; and trust that we shall ultimately
haue a .coNFEDERCy OF FREE STATES. |
would at any time relinquish the right of
property in my own Slaves, if judicious
system of emancipation could be devised"
Madison, in the Convention which fran-
ed the Constitution, held the following Ian
guage:
81 object to the word "Slave" appearing
in Constitution which, trust, is to be the
Charter of Freedom to unborn millions; nor
would willingly perpetuate the memory of
,he fact that Slavery ever sristed IN cur
country. 1t is GREAT EVIL; and under
the Providence of God, look forward to
some scheme Of Emancipation which shall
free US Of it. Do not, tn erefore, let us ap-
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nROCLAMATION.

I. SALMON r. CHASE, Governor u. the
State of Ohio do hereby notify the Ouaihed Electors
Of the State OF Ohio ~ assemble in their respective
Townships and Wards al the usual places OF holding
elections, on
Tuesday, the Fourth Day Of Novemhr-, A. n. iS5t
and then and there to proceed the law directs 10
elect
Twenty Three Electors O! President and Vice Presi
dent of the United States,
In pursuance of the Constitution and Laws q: the
United St ates and of this state.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, ] nave hPSeuuta set NV
hand, and caused the Great Seal OF the Stat
sriL of Ohio to hc affixed, at Columbus this nine
teenth day of September, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred iiiy.sx and Of
the Independence of the United States the eighty fiji
BY the Governor: : p. CHASE
ii. BAREK, Secretary of State. ocHd
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pear Gs II tOe regard it psrpetsal BY using
in our free Constitution an odious term, Or
POSED TO EVERY SENTIMENT OF LIBERTY,
Such were the sentiments of all those
great men whom We so delight to honor.
Mr.. Madison would not willingly perpetuats
the memory Of The fact that Slavery sUer ex-
listed in our country But Northern men
who pretend to be followers of Madison and
and lovers of liberty ,are seek
ing by fair means and foul, to make the sys-
tenn OF human bondage keep pace with the
extension Of freedom-M Marietta INTEL
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SERIOUS CoLLIsoN-A collision occurred
at Glencoe Station on the Ohio Central
Railroad, about five miles South of this
place, on by Friday last, by which several
persons were seriously injured. A part of
the wounded were removed TO Wheeling.--
A DR.. BUcKwELL, of Zanesville,is lying at
DR.. WEIcH's, at Glencoe, IN a very critical
situation Drs. ALEXANDER and WEST,
of this place, were called for consultation.
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DIR. A. DEEMS
RESTORATIVE | NIMENT.

Is a continuation Vegetables, Extra ctcd ON S,ien-
tifc prime ples and put up in pint hottrs in Liane
torn, possessing Medicinal qualities. Wheu
used externally upon the part or.parts
by stimulating the absorbent vessels arouseng them
into action and is taken into the circulation giving
vitality to the discs sed art or psrts thereby
ing the natural functions and healing the same
And when used Intern il ,s an
Tonic Stmulent and sudorifc at the same time il i.
dui iretic and acts freely upon ;he unnary organs
- : harsr u,ediciur il stant, prominent i, will
after OF backcn PaiI Evil unless very far advanced
by bathing il freeiy and warming il in with A hot
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As general remedy for diseases, to
which all families are subject, Hoofand's
Germrn Bitters cannot be surpassed.

which all families are subject, Hoofand's
Germrn Bitters canno, be surpassed.
PHILADELPHIA, March Cd. 1855.
Dear Sir-I would state for the benefit of
the afflicted, that have used your ..Hoof-
lands German Bitters" myself, and in my
family, for long time, and have always
found them to act as You represent. have
found them great benefit in cases of Head
ache, Pains in the Side and Breast, Colds
and Nervous Diseases, and earnestly re-
commend them to all who may be afflicted
with diseases for which you prescribe them.
B. M. PARIS,
mo. 81 Race street.
To DR.. c. NJ, Jackson, Philadelphia,
And sale by
H. ALEXANDER, St. Clairsvie
A. c. MARI IL. St. CIairsyile.
Jas. Baker. " nccIing.
WIN. Dunbar. Uniontown
Ge c. Bethel, Flushing;
K. S. Clark, Morristown.
III. H. Moot, Barnesville.
M. p. Miles &SOn Sonerton
And by Dealers in Medicines everywhere.
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GRAND DIVISION OF OHIO.

The Grand Division of Sons Of
Temperance, will meet in Annual session at
Barnesville, Belmont County, on Wednes-
dav. Oct. 29th at 10 O'Clock A. n. And on
Thursday, there will be public addresses on
Temperance, delivered by Gen. 8. F. Cary
of Cincinnati, C. N. Olds of Circlevil'a
and John A. Foot of Cleveland.
The friends of the cause are respectfully
solicited to be in sttendance, the latch string
will be out to all, the delegates are reques-
ted to be at the Hall early on Wednesday
morning.
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VOHN B. MARTIN AND HIRAM

~ Martin, (1ate partners trading under the name
and f1rm OF B. Martin q Co.. vs. Jonn Wallis BE.
fore Moses Melton J. p. Of Kirkwood township Bel.
mont county. Ohio.
On the 81 day of September, 1886, said Justice is
sued an order Of hnent in the above action for
| tbe sum OF Twenty Two Dollars, Eight and three
| fourth Cents. HIRAM G. MARTIN
hehdfysourgn sept 9Th, 1886. ses53tpd
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Douglas Jerrold, the famous English sati-
rist, commenced his life as printers devil,
and his first literary attempt, like that of
Franklin. was wri ten during his hours of
leisure, and dropped inte the copy-box of
his employers as anonymous correspon-
dence.
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9ptal ynteaigartt,

H-BELMONT COUNTY BIBLE
~ SOCIETY, auxiliary 10 the
American Bible Society, will hold its An
nual Meeting in the Presbyterian Church,
st. ClairsviIle, on Tuesday, November IL,
at IL O'Clock, A. NJ. The Rev. w. NJ.
GRIMES, of Cadiz, is expected to deliver the
annual address.
]. WoopRoFFE, Secretary.
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NJ E w S T o r Z
Y would respectfully announce to the Citizens
Of }aruesvlIe and vicinity that l nave
opened Book, Stationary, Wall Paper and taTie'y
Store in The East End of the City totcl,
where I will keep constantly or hand all me stand
ard Works of the day-HisiorIcai, BIO
graphical, Scientific and Classical koiiIn, Ilbhon,
Hume aud MacauIcy's Histories; Dicks
Complete Works, Josephus's Complete works, u
,archs Lives, Liter TrsnslatIons OF Sal
lust Horace, Virgil and Cesar, Works oi shakspeafe
Byron and others. Fine Gift Books and
Albums Methodist and Christian Hymn BOOKS, am
ily and Pocket Bibles; also, Works on
Agriculture. Horticulture, the Eclectic series ol
School Books Rays AriIhmeiics and
Aisebrcs, Pinneo's Gremm2rs. Johnsons aud fsr-
ker's Phiiosaphys, Cutters Physiology,
Guys Astronomy, Websters School Dictionary ana
other School Books, and an innunierssIe
variety of Miscellaneous Works. sIso, the Lives 'i
Fremont Buchanan and Fillmore. hall
and full bound Blank Books Pass Books, &C; good
assortment OF Pol ket Cutlery, Porte Mon
MES Tooth Brushes. Hair and Clothes brushes, run
Combs Fime-TOolh and Kidding CuH'bs,
Pins Needles, Thread, &c, &C.. also W rappins IA
per Wrapping Tvue, Window Paper,
Green Oil Cloth blinds and pstent PoHers. fioor oli
Cloth and Oil Cloth Table Covers. sup
rior article and splendid assortment nt W all IA
per and Border ns. ! Will pay tne nigh
est price i'm Cash 1rsde iUr Rags. invite every
person deairous OF getting anything in my
line 10 give ne call. NJ prices are low aud caieu
iai ed TO satisfy all.
P.,nesv;IIe sent Goth JsJG. nc!
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Criticus says that the difference between
a successful lover and his rival is, that one
kisses his miss, and the other misses his
kiss. A distinction and difference.
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Ntm advertisements.
SHERIFFS SALE.
~ iSMrrH HIRsr. Executor,
VS..
THOMAS HIRsr, ct al.


~ iSMITH HIRsT. Executor,
THOMAS HIRsr, ct al.
In Partition.
BY virtue Of order of sale to me directed from
the Court of Common Pleas of Belmont county, Ohio
at the Fall term thereof A. d. 1855, will offer for
sale on Tuesday, the 25th day of November, A. ID.
1856 between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ and 4
o'clock NJ, of said day, at the front door of the
Court House in s.. CiairsvIie in said county, the
following descr ibed real estate, to wit: situate lying
and being IN the county of Belmont and State of
Ohio, and bounded and described follows: q tract
of land situate in said county, and being in Section
No seven ~ in township nine 10y of Range five (5)
the Steubenvi lie Land District, and containing by
compilai ion 33S Ac Roods and PerChes cept
about go Acres in the South We corner thereof now
in possession of Smith arst, and about 50 Acres in
the North Vest corner thereof, now in possession
William Radcliffe, and appraised at the sum of So
3s4. The conditions of the above sale follows:
one,hird in hand the day Of sale, third in one
aud one thr in two years. with interest on the de
ferred payments from the day IF sale.
JOHN c. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Oct. %. 1856.
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
COUGHS, COLDS, ,HoARSENEss, INFLr-
ENZA, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, II.
CIPIENT CONSUMPTION,

COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, II.
CIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
and for the relief of consumptive patient, In advanced
stages Of the disoase-
We need not speak to the public II rs Tf-tnss-
Throughout every and almost every hamlet OF tie
American States its wonderful q pulmonary coln-
plants have male 1t already known. Nay, few ara the
families in any civilized country this continent without
some personal experience OF its effects and erer yet the
communities any where which have net evpong them
living trophy Of its victory the Subtle and dan
gerous diseases OF the throat and luEgs While IL ts
powerful antiOte yet known 10 man fof rms a'IDt
dabe and dangerous diseases Of the pulmonary ogsns
also the pcasantes and safest remedy that can 70 I'm
ploye for infants and young persons Parents should
have il in against the insidoEs emmy that Aess
upon them unprcparei. We have abUD,iaht grcuocs %
believe the CHERRY PEcr0R lives By fhs cen
sfniptions prevents than those it keey y BY
you and your colds while they curabc, uF nsS
ect them until no human skill msster iii. rIeras.s
csnkcr that fastened the yitas eats life away
All know dreadful fatality Of lupg disOEders, and ~
they the virtues Of this rsmcdy need net do
mere than them it still made he hast cas
b. We spare ros:. care no tral to pcincs y the
most perfect possible and thus afford those ~ro rsy "R
Il the bcst agent which skill furnish for their sHrN
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DIVINE SERvIcE.-There will be preach
ing at the Associate Reform Church, St.
Clairsville, on next Sabbath, at ii O'Clock,
4. II.
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FARM FOR SALE

NALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
The undersigned Administrator de bonis non
with the will annexed the estate OF Charles Pidgeon
decd, will sell at public sale, on the premises on
Fifth Day, The 2th of 1lth month next
the following described real estate of the said de-
ceased, situate in Union township, Belmont <sA
county, lying 4. miles North of the Ohio Cen 3T&
tIal Rail Road, on the road leading from Loyds 80
vile TO Belmont; it being tile North half OF the -.
North East quarter of Section No. township O. aud
Range S, containing Eighty Acres less with
the exception of 26 poes decided 10 the Society of
Friends of Plainfied particular meeting. The inl-
pIovements consist of a twOstory BRICK Dwell
LING HOUSE, log Kitchen and Frame nining
Room attached, Barn and some other out buildings
Good Orchard of Apple, Cherry, and some 9th er
iruIt trees. The land is toerably well watered For
further particulars enquire Of the Undersigned the
premises Sale to Commence at l O'Clock said
day. Terms-one-thrd Cash on the first day of 4th
month, 1857, at which time possession will be given
and deed made-tte balance Of the money in two
equal annual payments, with interest from the day
OF SAFE secnred by mortsa on the property. Two
tnlrds OF the crop in the ground reserved with lib
erty TO gather and take care OF it
WIN. &. WILLIAMS.
OCi6Hi Administrator de bonis non.
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Piles and Fistulas.
AUCTION JOBS.

4 INEN HDKF'S t20 Doe. Linen Csm
4 Lbrick Hdkfs (perfecp at s lent, leo tss liss
Cambrick Hdkfs perfect at e to 70 cts. usrts ssss
the money Elegant Silk Hdkfs from l2t sts 70 "
areat bargain Irish Linens WORTH 81 atss Do .v~
IS TO !. % al 44to Sc CHS. at
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SHEEP SdEARS--a superior articls
Sfor sale by ". ALEXANDER
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4 FRAGMENT.
"A E. G. MORGAN &Co. Plaintiffs
against
John Warick defendant
Before W. Jones, Up. of Richland TIP. Belmont
County, OHIO. October A. D. Io56, said Justice issued
an order OF Attachment in the above Action for the
sum Of So, ,Oacts and cost of suit.
E. MORGAN &Co.
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~ ~
PROCLAMATION

UVnOVLf
Il Notice is hereby given to the qualified EIec.
tors of Belmont county in the Stale OF OHIO they
meet in the several town in sad county at Ihe
usual place OF holding elections in said townships on
Tuesday, the 4ih day OF November, a. D. 1856,
then and there proceed elect by ballot, according
10 law twenty electors for President and Vice
President of the United States.
By order oI the GoTernur of the State of Ohio
JOHN c. NICHOLS,
ocl6td1 Sheriff of Be Im0nt County.
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NyANN'S Celebrated Axe, hand-sews
hstchets, broad axes, auRsrs,
door locks and handles of all
kinds, pad locks, steel ssusrcs.
tsr?eu:ets rules, screws. hinges
candi sticks, haud axes, tasis
knives rszors and q general sssert-
ment of hardware for sale sy
II. ALEXANDER.
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ENRUIT JARS.-A small lot OF eas'
Glass jars, for putting up Fruit. call ,cHs G
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Dysentery, Relax, and Worms.
Indigestion and Impurity of the Blood.
ErysipeIas, ScrOfula, Kings Evil, letter,
Tumors, and Salt Rhcum.

From Rrscuting Merchant cf s. Louis, Jtb T. 1855.
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great in medicine They have cured my little daughter
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her hair After child cured. she also tried your
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can that ;hay gill 90 per Cent Il They buy
from me Hoving bought everything for Cash. and
mostly of the Importers and Manufacturers, and OF
no article less than csse package can safely
assert the above. Ny Second story ia newly fitted
up
and every Merchant of the surrounding country buy
ing in wheeling, will do well to examine my stock
before purchasing.
oce3mI I31 Main ST., Wheeling. Va.
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~ AYERS
~, Cathartic Pills,
(SUGAR COATED,)
ARE NAps TO

UEPAE1HkNT Z
NAsHIsoToS, D. C., Feb, 1886.
Sir: have used Pills in my general hosriAzl
practice since made them and cannot hesitate
they the best cuthartic employ. Their reg
iatng action the lrer quick and decided consequent
ly they admirable remedy for arrangements Of that
organ. Indeed, have seldom found Of 6zioxs de
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PraternslIy yours, ALONZ0 BALL, n. D.,
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTe.

I'HE EYE AMP EAR.-DRS. BIRGE AND LOW NsBERY
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nng ever befe known from We have
ca % gh seventeen persona born blind Amaurcss-This
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