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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-22
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BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING IElEsMPHs.


FROM Washington.
TREATIES WITH THE INDIANs-THn cHAPLAlNcY-
STANP1DB OF THE POLTTICIANs-0EN. HOUSTON
AND THE VICE PRESIDENCY, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Feb. II, 1855.
The Senate in executive sessier to-day ratified very
important treaty between the Chskasaw and ChoctAv
Indians and the United States enlargng the boundaries
Of those tribes.
No quorum having voted yesterday postponing, the
election Of Chaplain came up again this morning, when,
after deperats struggle, Daniel Waldo, Of New York;
aged ninety years. belonging to the Congregational
list church, was elected Chaplain.
Messrs. Orr, Richardson, Quitman and Davidson lef
this evening for your city, to address the democracy A
Tammsny Hall tomorrow evening Iarks number Of
members left this evening for PHILADELPHIA to attend the
Knew Nothing Convention the House having adjourned
over till Monday for that purpose.
Oilers have been made understand, this evening, 70
Gen. Houston to stand Vice President the same
ticket with Fillmore. But he declines In reply ne says
he is too old, and that he would 90 second 70
any since Jackson good deal Of interest ID felt
here to the result ut Philadelphia. d.
THE CASE OF JUDGE TRUMBULL AND Nh. xEnusHrY
THE KANSAS CONTESTED sEAT-THB CHAPLAIN
WASHINGTON, Feb. a, 1866.
The Senate, in Judge Trumbulls case win have to ~
eide the delicate question Of conflict between State and
federal constitutions The question will arise In
the Of Mr. Kennedy Senator elect from Maryland.
hear that Judge Trumbul has letters from Governor
Matteson and Senator Douglas, both endorsing the vail
di.y Of his election.
The Committee on Elections In the House event stay
whipped" They viii report again their resolution ask
ing power to send for and papers, and the
upon which they base their report wiz to orce
the produc on Of certain records and documents
suppressed.
Mr.. Waldo the newly elected Chaplain TO the House,
Revolutionary hero, and old and DEAR is said that
he can neither hear be heard.
Many members Of Congress absent at Philadelphia
Gen. Houston appears entirely Indifferent to the action
Of the Convention He win not consent TO b the tail os
any ticket.
The current that Secretary Davis Is about 70
firing from the Cabinet Is entirely without foundation
f
EXTENSIVE ROBBERY AT wrLLARD's HOTN.
WASHINGTON, Feb. q, 1876.
theft of money and jswelry took place at wlArd's
hotel this The rooms Of Mrs Wood, wife Of COL
Wood, member of Congress from Portland, Me-.
tered while she out riding and thousand dollars
in gold and about thirteen hundred dollars worth OF
jewelry, stolen. A lady's watch, with richly
jewelled case, was left in the B.
CONTRACT AWARDED.
WASHINGTON, Feb. II, 1856
The contract for furnishing guns to the Indian Depart
Hent has been awarded by the Indian Bureau 70 b. E
Lemar of Ian casier, Penn.
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WfIlRTY-FOUREH CONGRESs.
FIRST SESSION.

Senate.
WASHINGTON Feb 81, 1853.
The Senate passed the bill providing for the establish
nent Of Young Mems Library In the district Of Co.
lumbia.
Executive documents relative to Indian Disturbances
the Pacific then received after which several
bills Of general importance passed. and the Sem
ate adjourned to Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-22
EXTENSIVE ROBBERY AT wILLARD's H0THk
CONTRACT AWARDED.

WASHINGTON, Feb. II, 1866.
The contract for furnishing guns to the Indian Depart
nent has been awarded by the Indian Bureau 70 b.
Lemar, of Lancaster, Penn.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17

KANSAS AID MsErISe AT CLEVELAND
The adjourned Kansas aid meeting at Cleyc.
land, the Leader says, was better attended
then the first. The letter Of FxAScrs p.
BLAIR, recentlv re-publshed in the Gaaeiis,
was read and received with vociferous .p.
plsusc; Speeches were made by Hon.
JOHN a. Foor, s. c. BisHop, ESQ. and DR..
Fry The following is one of the rcsoln.
,ions adopted. .. .....I.' -.
Resoirea That we prize the liberty, the
peace, and lhe security which the insti,u.
tions of our country have ever extended to
us,-snd we are yet hopeful that these in .
'tltutions. and the genius of our people, by
the lnvor of God, will secure all these bles-
sings to the people Of Kansas;-We would.
therefore, invoke the full force of the eoy.
eminent OF the United States--we would
exhaust every legal and constitute n al re medy
in their behalf, before rehorting to force;
But If all these means shall fail, and tthe
foreign mob are allowed to menace and rob
unoftending citizens of .nsas,-theu il
will be the duty of all good citizens, every
where, TO protect the inhabitants of Ksn.
sas with their means, and, il need be, with
their lives.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17
DEATH OF A POET.

The Death of SAMUEL ROGERS, the poet,
at The advanced age of 96 years, is mention
ed in the latest English papers as having oc-
cured on the 18th of last month. He was
more. fortunate than most o: his compeers in
the world of letters, having become banker
OF easy theans. l. is stated that his first
volume of poems was published in 1851
he'was the connecting link not only be-
tween two generations, but two centuries of
literary men.
"He saw England become the mistress of
the seas, and the United Slates of America
pass from the condition of an Insignificant
4 dependence on Great Britain to their present
commanding position ssmong the frst-rats
'owers of the. world. The great events
ghich thus passed before his eyes we can.
S' enumerate; among lthem however, were
Sssrevolu,ions in France and the career Of
hshss NAyOLkoI."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17
OTDr. Hamilton has our thank. for an
early copy Of the Governors Message,
RumOrs of Peace,

The Washington corresponden. or ,bs
New YORK Tribune telegraphs as follows
~ state on good authority that the Adj.
mlnlstration received by the last mail from
Europe official advices to this effect:
Austria has submitted an utin1atu,n TO
France and England, which they can ac.
cept, and substantially hare accepted. | can.
not state its precise nature, but it is based
on the celebrated Four Points. and ,nclines
to the Western Interpretation of them
Austria engages now to present It to Rus.
sia, and stands pledged to the allies, as n
condition precedent of their assent to il.
that, u Russia rejects it, then she is 10 declare
rar and make common rause piM the allies.
You can guess whether this ultimatum
mas or has not been submitted to the Rus
slan cabinet in advance. At Jail events |
think it strengthens the prospec, of peace. -
The above importlnt intelligence derives
confirmation from the private correspond.
esce of Gen. Webb, of the New York
Courier and Enquirer. That paper SAYS:
"our pricate adyices by the Asia, how
ever, remove all doubt in our minds that
the terms for concluding an immediate
peace between the Western Powers and
Russia, have been definitely arranged by
Austris, been accedad to by Russia, have
received the assent of the Emperor Napo-
leon, and have been reluctantly acquiesc
ed in by England.
The Austrian propositions are said TO be
as follows:
First, to convert the Black Sea into a
commercial one, as d Substitute for third Of
the Vienna four pointS-excluding forever
the natives of all other nations from il:
and
Second. the whole course OF the Daunbe
its mouths included. to be entiteIy released
from Russian control. -.
The London correspondent of the Couri-
er and Enquirer thinks there c,n be little
doubt that the Emperor of Russia will ac-
eePt these propositions. The same writer
adds:
"Should peace be concluded, Lord Palmer
ston's resignation of the Premiership is
possible; and in that case, an immediate
settlement of al the existing questions of
difference between the United States and
this country, would probably follow; and
cordial relations thus be Restored among
the leading nations of the earth.''
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Tribune Iate Rbie> Altman,

WE have been favoted by the publishers with n
copy OF this excellent publication Weresard it as
one OF the most VALUABLE works for reference. CO.
peciny to the politician to be had for the money II
contains; History OF Kansas; The acts of the la,,
congress; view oi the war in Europe n 1885, list
OF, the U. 5 Government and the returns By States
ana counties OF the elections of 1855. This snouIa
DO IN the hands OF every one Price l2i certs. Far
sale at the Chronicle Book Store.
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MARRIAGES..

On Thursday, the Sd inst, by the Rev.
J. |. Brownson, Mr.. R. p. OFFICER. of
Springfield, Illinois, to MAGGIE A. youngest
daughter of the late Gen. John Huey, of
this lace.-Washing,on ,Pa) Reporter.
On the 10th inst, by Levi Kirk, E,o.,
Mr. John Humphrey and Miss. Elizabeth
Wriggle, all of this county.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17

D"e invite attention to the Advertisement in
81, onc'ner column OF the - Granville Wate Cure ~
MS insn ,unon has been established long enough
satisfy the public ofi,s p.rms nency ard success
ANY person willing 10 submit themseye. to their r.,
slnen' &C. will find the Granville establishment,
one oi the best kind in the country.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17

E5-JrpGE CoNvERs I'VE are glad 10
learn, as we do by the GAINESVILLE papers:
that Judge Convers is fapitiy recovering
fr5m his sesete inaisposition and that he
will probably be abe 20 take his scat up-
on the Supreme bench on the second
Monday Of February, the time designated
by. law 20. s. Journel.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17
READING FOR THE MILLION

TUE Mystic. by Bailey.
j Poems by Amelia
Poems by Bsyard TsyIor.
Border Wets In the West
Sparks Life Of WashInston
phe msyaowsr nav work by Mrs. Stove.
Ruth Hall, by Fany Fern.
David C"pperneld, and Pickwiek Papers by Dickens
headeys Life of Josephine.
louau on the iTotse
NJ ROCKET farfier, and farmers Receipts
bank Boz ks and Stationary for sale at the CiIRoNi
Gle BOOK STORE, Masonic Hall.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17

0"e were visited by un u!iusalIy heavy fall OF
snow on Saturday and Sunday last. 1t ha, caused
thal ot-quoted individual. 1.-THE Oldest inbsbitpnt ,o
s'resn his memory Il it iswith difficulty he finds n
pofalle even at emOte period. 1t was difficult To
measure accurately, on account of the drifting, bur
we think itcould not have been much short Of ,wo
feet - wv
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17
GOETHE:

JUNG SHILLING speaking Of Goethe, said-"Goe,he's
heart, which few knew, was as great AZ b,s into.
lect' which all knew" How beau,lliI, and We, how
rue!-Goethe's heart %as a temple.aber. in cro,,
Thoughts came to ~dtship What Sbak.snsors
was TO England Goethe was I'd Germany a oi,n, A
,n.e',ect' and an ahgel in heart. "T e lite and
Works oi Goethe" is for sale at the Chronicle Book
Store. vols. 435 a. 47s pages.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17

PRospEcr OF WAR WITH ,ENcIAsD.--A
correspondent Of the Herald at Washington
says that strong impression prevails in
the political! circles there that our relations
with Great Brita in are threatening, and Sc
rlous apprehensions are felt end expressed
by many Senators-several of them in the
confidence OF ;he Observation-Disclosures an
early rupture between the two Governments
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17
BELMONT COMMON PLEAS
PetitoA for Partition

John NJ Howell, demenden.
=. against
ncryemlh Howeli, Isaac Howell Ie1u,t t,o..,,
hiram liVwell, Emily Faweett, nr-tre JnbessnT -
m,ushhnu =. hI Jones, Lydia Ann Ho,yeit E,... n.I
howtlI widow OF John Howell deceased 81 NJ I
together with The .ssid drlnabdsnt I'D. n"un ,
Souniy o. belmont, Oh and Rhoda Cbandic, ana n e
nurpshu beQrge ChandtJ who resides in H., @ W. W.
CouOY. ONO, and fsasc.!L Wright mi,o, ,an 81
s'ue. somewhere IN 'he State orIows, Defendants.
HE above named Defendants ore bero.
Gil ny n9thcd that on the Sd inst a pe,,,ior
u ~, SCI COnft against them setting ifortb ir.,
nI.,,sHp Itom John Howell deceased the s,i Jo,n
uen. sen'l'ed To one undi vided tenth n,,t ,s III
uaSs VI Iahd yingin the County of Bei,nbnt
~" neins part OF Section 30 Tp. g. and n bcri,i
~. 'e same ~ Chains and 81 links West nj tIs IS
Salh section al post cn .he Worth anal. -,
~" Vi ssinseetion whore chesnut six INCHES Los,i
go f.. ,S Iinke, thence 10 West 70 cha Inc IA Tn
m mosE Thence s0!o Eg0 chains Gs IIpks in 10 , '"
,ncnoe ~ $40 W ~ chains and 30 links ,n :, ~,
.. e9o H. ~ chains-J links tc the plnce nj eg
@ @,opm"'ahg w acres roods pcr That tbs dcfo
a"' ! hes~cr towel is the surv wing widow, o' ,,
au sonh Howell deceasei but haylnl eierteI IN 80
nne' lhe VIII OF The safs jlur ell dsccss.d s n., %
% % w dower ~ stidpfemises: ti,at the SAID mbs, %
are c9 heirs with the said Den,apdent .nd az
10 one tenth sart tnl seid premises. and .
p'.nh prays That partition may he he'd of Inc sha,
lr'pen premises aud tha. one ;entl part The reoS -
-, IVY o'l 10 inc SAID dnmarden. or that in case "
u,cm,ses cannnt bc divided without ,nanifs., ' u
""' ''e same De sold according tolsw. '"''
D.csr,h,- roe, &C. CARROLL.
io''' "b Any for Drmentrnt
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d 4 z D..

On the 10TH hist, of Liver corh,laipt
w ilIlani John, son OF Mrs. Isabella Young,
OF this place, dyed years and 3 months.
On the l4th inst, George Francis
HutchisoE, son of Jane and Bethshaba
aged seven months, two weeks
and 4 days.
Dearest George tliot hist left us
Here thy loss we deeply feel ....
But It's God that hath bereit us,
He Gun all our sorrow heal.
Yet again we hore to meet thee,
When the day of life has fled,
Then in heaven with Joy to greet thee
.,, - Where no farewell tear is shed. .
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17

REvoLUTIoRARY PENs1oHERs.-Tbe mum
Der OF this venerable and PATRIOTS band
grows leSs and less. 1t is now reduced to
1913 The number of revolutionary widow,
receiving pensions IS 555s.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17

sI"e notice by our exchanges, that the extreme
eo'o weather OF last week was pretty generally el,
all over the Northern and Western States. A wri-
Ter IN the Columbus Journal says IVA. the coldvs,
weather ever before felt in Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17

: I" BY letter from john G. SAVE, ESQ. We learn
That his lecture will be post iponed until later d,v
owing to i'll health The day will. be made known
however in due time.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17

81 we heard rumdrin town of another accident
on the e., %. r. Road on Saturday; the breaking
down ola bridge, which resulted in the loss of bo
less than forty ---hoes!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17
LET Us REASON TOGETHER
i o L l. @ w A Y'S Pills
WHY ARE We SICK,

n'' been ihn loi OF the human race TO he yoisboJ
eoJJn ~ disease aud suffering. HoLLOWAY'r
ste spoesly sdspie 70 tie telieIoiih. WEAK
We VIZ MLnVous. The DELICATE. and The INFIRM' o.
~ cnes ages, seSes, and Constitutions profe.so,
iiol .oway personally superntsnds1he nsnu,srtns -,
ls medicines m The united States and then "a
es ana ehiI 2htened people, NJ the host remedy ts
"orid ever saw Tor the removal Of disease WV
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17
LIGHT I'M mAsnNI
ATTACHMENT.

BrsJAsir R. Cowrs Pa. \ Befor. Andrew Ale,
- 81, against ander I af Rieb.
WILLIE LA. w: IhvIsesros, and; land Township Bel.
on ihe 9th day ofJsnuary a. u. 1855. Said Justice
Issued an order of attachment in tine above action for
IN reon, foM October, l2th 1853.
trial of said action. " ~
Matthew s. Trimble, who resides within said Coun,v
OF Belmont, ~ Garnsheed, in the above case
3w bBnJAMIN ID cowpN
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17

., HJAli communications and advertisement, mus,
sn nanaeo IN before 10 O'Clock on Wednesday, or be
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17

1TNoTlcr. The club for the Ono CuLrlvIroR
VIII remain open at this office until Saturday, 18th
INST send on your names, farmers, aud g cents
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17
GENERAL DEpILIrY. i'll uEAIru

many "I the most despotic Governments have op-ned
Their Custom Houses the iuttodnetun of ,Jse
,hal uey may hecome the medicine Of Inc p,a..c,
btaHeu Iolieges admit that this medicine II die lc,t
remedy ever known for persons OF delicate hetI,i or
mere uie ysem has been pared as ts
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17
DYSPEPSIA n LIVER COMPLAINTS

Nearly halfthe human race have takea these Pills -
II has hctn proved In all parts OF the world tbst
mas been found equal them in cases or disn,g. ~,
we ver dysnepsia, aud stomach Complaints geneTsilv
net soon give healthy tone to those organs
hIuch defdnsed, and when all other
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Hoohand's German Bitters.

Certificate of RALPH Lutte, Esq, Editor spirit of
Ilmes," lronton Ohio.
lRoNroN, October 30, 1854
DR.. c. NJ Juckson-Dear Sir--The Bitters are in
great demand hele. addition to the quantity sold
by ho1LIy Il BARpEE, your agents, the two other
stores sell more OF them than any other medicine
find they much used by conyalescent fever pa.
toiens 10 rebuild their 5roken constitutions have
used during the last summer, in my own family, 4
bottles. They were recommended to me first by q
neighbor, at time when my system was much de-
bliated from the. effects of severe Bilious Fever
hey gave me an appetite, and restored tone and
vigor 10 my whole system. In one of the September
numbers OF my paper related my experience OF the
good effects OF the Bitters, since which time they
have had large sale and have now become the
STANDARD MEDICINE, in this vicinity,
In conclusion, would say that feel great pleas
ure in giving you this testimony Of the value and
SUCCESS ot.your preparation.
Respectfully, Yours. RALPH Lutte,
And for sale by
Ii. ALEXANDER, St. Clairsyille
a. G. MARTIN, st. ClairsYiile.
Jas. Baker. Wheeling.
VIM. Dunbar. Uniontown
Ge. Bethel, Flushing;
X. s. Clark, Morrisown.
II II. Moot, Barnesville.
M. 7. Miles &Son Somerton
And by Deslefs IN Medicines everywhere,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17
Epilepsy, or Falling Fits.

We believe We cannot dc our readers more
important service, than by again calling their
attention to that most remarkable prepura ton,
discovered by SETH S. HANoE, of Baltimore,
Md, which posses the power of ulevGtng and
curing that horrid visitation of man-Epjlepsy.
or Failing Fits. In recommending this preparu ru.
ton to odt readers, we do so with a CONVICTION,
that we are not degrading our colutfins to puff
a common patent medicine, but ar5 placing be-
fore them discovery, which, il fully known
would probably do moro to alleviate human suf-
isring, than any invention iof modern times
DR.. Harce, in asking us to notice his preparati-
on favorably in our editorial department, has
sent us for pursual number ofIelters from per-
sons who have used hts Pills, and have been cur
ed thereby. All of them speak in the most
grateful and eulogistic terms. One great adv an
tage this medicine possesses is the fact, that it
can be transported through the mails, thereby
afording every one an opportunity of dealing
directly with the inventor, and also pfecludiug
all possibility of being imposed on by a counter
felt or spurious imitation. DR.. llance pays the
postage on his Pills to any part of the couniry.
and will forward them by return of tnail, on The
receipt Of remtta nee. His Prices are az iol.
lows: One box, S.; two do; S.; twelve do. S2i
All orders lor the medoine shoIld be addressed
10 Seth S. Hance, lOS Baltimore, street, Balt-
more Md.
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SHERlEF'S SALE.
Bank of Commerce,
Ys
Hehnder Muft q lama EnrLrsa


Rl rTtlt ola Execution 10 me directed, from ID .
out OF tnminoh Pl'ss Of Belmont Comfy, OHIO, (
VII offer for Sale at Puli.C Auction on
.HondGy tie 2lS! day ot Janaary, .. D. 1859,
between the hours OF ~ o'clock A. N aud o'clock
I'm. OF said dag az III: font door Of !e Court House
lh StCIlissvr. Ia FslI couBty, the following desert.
Led lands 'nd ieuemeni-. S.irs;e lying and bcug IN
ths County ri Belmont and STATE OF ONO, and
Inf de, CRIB - lJilnIstN wit.
Tive ntS dg,ciihtd rsrt Ercelof Laud ne az tss
south W est ttusf'er Of Section No &C. TOvuship Sc
Ranges in.Msr!Ftts Land district nu ahs
hr"dref aud Liy nnc acres and fourteen nnhreths II
an arc, l5yiiD. The End described or nafsei
isuf tttHr the south half G tie South QuITter Of SEE
40 Is. Township No. ami Rang. No. 6, in the Mari
eva Land ti-irl'i, obtaining Sir'v nire acres ana
Niuty Jour hhudreihs Of az sc,e t6g.gt. The 3d de.
srIihei trart or Psrcci OF Land brnI the North
quarter ~ HHctpnp .'nnG-G tgnger Gin tie NaYeti
iaud hitr ct scntanin. one hundred and sAty scrss
tiju, AIs1, the f6n,v hhlC rIheh Town TnI Living
aud being IN The Town o! BErnesYie Belmont County
ONO, and bounded and described tollOws'to wit
Los No. p * i west end, ana Lots Nos. lJT-iGs q
ijs ;aNc III Exec on a. the property Lenas Fss.
dyee.
Sheriff. ogice. St. Clsirs-e. ;rer 50. 1855
JOuH c. NICHOLS, Sheris
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RH HEuMAllSM, in its.most aggravated form
disappears LON the system like frost before the
rising sun, when Carriers Spanish MIXTURE ss
brought to bear upon it, This the great purifier Of
the blood dives at oacs to the root Of al! such dis
cases. and drives It from lib 10 limb, and Joint to
oint, until its stronghold is captured und is forced
out OF the system through the pores of the kin -
Let the suffering try it and become healed
Forsale BY
II. ALEXANDER, St. Clairsvil!e.
A. c. MARTIN, ST. Cluirsville
Jas Baker, Wheeling,
VIM Dunbar, Unontown.
Geo. G Bethel. Flushing.
r. $ Clark, Morristown.
II. H. Mott, Rarnesville.
M. 7. Miles & Son. Somerton
And by Dealers in Medicines everywhere.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17
TnEs PILLS pthITY rnE bIoop,

the'c famous Pfns are expressly combined 10
W we stomach. the liver, the kdncya the lungs tbe
e'o we bowels connecting suy arrangement in
'Hs functions, Purifying tho blond the yery fo1ntai
", tho lLus tuIIns dIsease DO all It's lnrlns
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

~ Ie,nae' Young or old. should he wi,hop, mi.
a'u lneuiCipc. Itc0rrects aud regulates the r,nn
MY courses al all periods, aetnL in many cases ike
snaf. " ~ also the best and safest medic ne b,t a,
We gwen To children of all ages and To-, suy ro,i
consequently no family should I've without \, ''
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The l.l|!sO BELMONT CHRONICLE,
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. ~
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