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nurPlps ot the yearcarried. 1905 .591 fl To Or, Safety Fund for
 contingent reserve. ....... 235 439 5 Tn The Company has cash assets of sl 0o0 733 so Ihe Total Losses paid by this Company in thirty
 seven years ending the present time: In Fire Department. .387 59 Inland do .. 567 .627 3l s Nearly *9,500 oo0 of losses it solely has been thc means of equalizing to the public benefit For 37 years this Company has paid ar earned di Ndehd averaging annually per cent. on the capital stock. The insured, however. have had paid then, oI o-4 per cent of the groas premiums lack in the shape or losses and the rcmaing IS 4 per cent. of Tecelpts have been aPporioned to agents expenses, taxes. support ot lire companies and dividends. Inc following gentlemen were unanimously re- elected Directors for the ensuing year: I2hnma4S 2"hbmaS h Brace, Miles A. Tuttle Roland Mather, . VI. nNIieHE' ItHE Samuel Tudor. Ward ~ jnrlilHet, Samuel $. Ward, Gustavus F. Davis, Joseph Church. F. A. BuIkeley, Ebenczer Flower, Walter keney. Henry Z. Pratt Austin Durham.
 Thos. A. Alexander.
 THOS. A. BRACE President,
 F. q. RIPLEY Vice President THOS A. ALEXANDER. Sec'y. Applications promptly attended to by
 VIM. E. WAIT. Agent, Jnly p lS36. I'm Little Rock. Ark. OLD MONONGAEIELA WIIISkEY. e CASKS fine Old Monongahela Whiskcy, received o per steamboat Fox, anl for sale by July z, ls56. RAPLEY, HANGER & co.
 CHOICE CLARf%T WINE. .lA CASES choice Clarot Wine, received per steam ~ boat Fox and for sale by
 July 22, 1856. RAPLEY, HANGER t co.
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MOLASSES! MOLASSES.

1AD GALS. just received, and for sale by the bbl Y Dbl. or retail, at the cash store by
 ouIy ~, looo M. OSBORN.
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N AILS l! NAIT,SI
NOTlCE! NOTICEI

VIE H best quality of Bridgeport Nails in store an
 July 29. 1858. N II iNo'
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PRINCETON MALE ACADEWy

tNNE Bradies Wines, and Liquors of all kinds July 29, 1S56 NINETEEN Sy HIGUFS
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BACON! BACON! \ SNn LBS. Side and Shoulder Bacon. for sale by $. II. TUCKER
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LAST CALL.


A BOUT to go East for new Stock, those indebted A will oblige me greatly by paying up:
 Aug. 3. 1856. D. B. MANDEL.
 FIRE JEWELRY, WATCHES, ETC. (9 TINIIE subscriber has just returned from New EIA. | York with beautiful assortment of Gold gaa1AAand Silver Watches, Jewery and Fancy Art- cles. which he offers to the public the most req sonoble terms for cash.
 All work in his line, done in good style and at req sonable prices. M' Dol 1Eh.
 Aur 5 1Ss6. 6m.
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OLDIRISH WHISKEY.
LITTLE ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY.

l CAsK extra superior Old Irish " hiskey, receiv | ed per steamer Fox. and for sale by
 July 22 1856. RAPLEY, HANGER & co.
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sl,54l ,03l fl
PAYMENTS.

Losses cashed. .944 04 DomnlssIons and expenses. 2l4.562 B I daAeS ..'.-.--......... l4.229 9t DlVldends .............. 9O,00O % Reserved topay al! outstand-
 Ing claims on June l. lo56
 not .............l l01 .S55 55
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1Etna Insurance Company, of Hartford.
 Conn.

THIRTY-sEvENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT, AS presented to the Stockholders at the Annua meet lng held in the City of Hartford, June 3, 1856.
 INCOME
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rsen advertisements will be inserted for per square
 lines or ess for the first insertion and 50 cents for each ,sluent insertion.
 TsFebants advertising by the year will be charged 30 cards and other advertisements not exceeding .souare, $I0 per annum.
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To Advertisers.

n pons desiring to advertise, the True Democrat cer
 presents stronger inducements than any other paper in a ate Ii has by far the largest subscription st-is very eray read every county. With list of nearly four
 ri regular subscribers, IS read by less than eight .,ss thousand persons every week The True Democrat efoe presents to the public the best medium for adver nn-the most remuneratIve.
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SUGAR AND COFFEE

AN hand and for sale at the cash store by " Aug. ,, l955. M. OSBORN.
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Premiums for the year. I ,524 sos 32
 Less heturn Premiums. 3l 16S O9
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K ! ; : :: ]; E; $ :: <: $ AA@scription:
 & Madison is tall man, about 85 years N@y"i age, mas lost his front teeth above and Ax| below. He had with him :, variety of
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THE TRUE DEMOCRAT IS PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY BY JOHNSON & YERKES.
 Terms nf SnhScrintinn.
strong Inducements to Subscribe!!

,,s copy, one year, in advance. months = '' ''''
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Surplus ofthe yearcarried, 1905. 59l fl To Or, Safety Fund for
 contingent reserve. 235,439 B
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TERMS OF ADvlg rIslMG.

bscrbers already upon our books avail thems eve s rates, by paying up arrearages and forming clubs. t ,ates pdBmeHts must diaoGys De m adUance.
The true Democrat., 1856-08-26

sAA CASES choice Clarct Wine receiN el per stean ~O boat Fox. and for sale by
 July 22. lS56 RAPLEY. HANGER tE co.
The true Democrat., 1856-08-26

lace me True Democrat Within the Feach. Of aII, f,nisb if to clubs the following rates the money of qIa-qvs 10 accompaRy the composing the club: % subscribers, one year.. SlU OU :" .....................-... 20 co ao ......................... 30 co
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OlD MONONGAiIELA MHISkEY.
-liOlNE CLAREr WINE.

2 CASKS fine old Monongahela Whi.kcy, received , per steamboat Fox, anl for sale by
 .Inly 22. ls56. RAPLEI. HANGER &. co.
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IN TILE STATE OF ARKANSAS.

The public sale will be held at the land ofhce at BATESVILLE commencing on Monday, the Mir- teeuh day G OctoJer ner for the disposal ot the va cant public lands within such sections bearing odd numbers above referred situated within the townships, viz
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02

saas nOXE NEW BOOKS, nj Morse's.-
fis Gardening for the South by White, of Georgia;
4J4y Hnuibots Island of Cuba, WARM Kansas Rough
kS<Ty Trip the Border among homes and strange
z51yO people, Ernest Lnwood by Mrs. Lee Hentz; The
Coutosc Welded Life by Mrs Leslie; Toiing and Hoping
y Jenny tiarsh The Old Dominion, by James; Putnam,
Knckerbockcr and Methodist Magazines for April Black
wood lor Mach apl Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02

HUsr RECEIVED AND FOR SAFE
~ 10 bids y .. aud =. Il. Sugar
p bbs Cufc Sugar
10 bhs pulNer,2ed and Crushed Sugar
boxes Loaf LuRar
2u ibis y. O. aud T. =. NulaSscs
- bags Rio aud Lagnyra & flee
10 dc. MOL Old Java
50 sides M. l sole Leather
; bales Cotton Oznaburrs
10 bales DomVsticS
20 boxes Adamantiue aud rallow Candies
10 boxes soap
so kegs Old Dominion Nails
100 sacks Salt, Marshall
IS bbs Tanners oil
50 pair Brogans
so hbls Rye Mhsscv
% bhls Extra ltNr
p Ill Mountain vc
fns.thcY with Staple Dry Goo5s
Liquors, Vines &c all of which am determined 10 sol
low tor CasAi as IN eNcAangeTor country produce.
JNb hDNSFORD
- H Two doors above AGREE & MrClanahans old stand
ma dlts aud next dlorto Mnirel Stratton Main 81
arper, for April, received nj
- MA i''ts MORSFS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02

OHkaE.-Ihe Steamer ROANOKE .--.rs .
- ~, U Jig again commenced her regular 49,,
t PS ~ richmond there is communication
"Se week, by steamers, to New York and baltimore
npPers shipping by peyjons regular line of Boats to II
, III richmond viii be certain get their shipments
io"sh without detention. and at the lowest rates.
ordered TO my care VIII be promptly foryv ardo by
~ i'' "heh is the only regular line now on the anal
Sep Cots ~ - '-i''-' IN ~. me i 'o'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02
II'WiCE a wEhgz .ETWE EN

TWICE = NEEs4 II W EN-
Il BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND. BY st,a m AL
cTS BELNiDEkE and f0CAHONIAS-lio ~>.~3-aA
SIEAMEh BtLNlDEKE laGycs Baltimore every SAT''R
DAY AFTERNOON tof kchuond. Returning i,i1,, III N
MOND every ESDAl AFTERNOON for Baltimore
me IOCAioNIAS leaves Battling every " IL
NESDAf AFTERNOON for Richmond ketulliig, lu ST.,
RICHMOND every SAL tRDA1 AFTIENCON lur / al
mure
shippers to Baltimore by these Boats must ha, @
goods here every Monday and Friday Of each week
mary LlDLAM Il WATSON Richmond W.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02
MISCELLANEOUS.


svs.. LAWNS. Lawns las, -:.e..a
IL pieces Plain Black and hte Lawns al Ia cts
worth /. Please cali aud examine them ,,n.u,,s
u,es ren,--T store sIss.c rceessI, ser.psed BY
L. De-. a. Campbell Cur, Hoa.e u contain, s w.
dered desirable stand for any Mind q ss.se res,s's'n
| given immediately. JOHN u. ALEXANDER
| UlOOks, As.. n, Lew pstee.-hsa.csns -,eeL.
- Prem the sos';an. receipt Of N.M HOOKS dree, from
published with other stock that really desirable bnyers
Histories Travels biographies and miscellaneous books
srsyhieh offer discount for cash. which viii be
regulated by sold 20 per
cy Article Sc at the very lowest rates Ter cash yhinr
not on hand viii be furnished with the ienst delay and at
prices SURF TO please MORSE
ap az Opposite Warwick HOUSE Lyhcbnnrg
,u,0 AuBHOIxrIsIs.-
Il rhryad Nitrate SILVER Pure Arctic Acid.
Hyposalph Soda '' salparle Acid
Iodide potass, Sulph Iihar waah'd:
bromide Potsss, Atwood.s Pure Aic1i
beat " hiie flterng Paper
good stock OF The shove aud all other chemicals used by
able pf,ees. sfRoTHER WHITEHEAD
spl IN Druggists.
LYNNE CLOTHS AND DOE sKsNs.-Ex,rn
II fine black French Cloths Doe skins. Black and Fancy
Velvet Nastings heavy Winter Cassimees. &e Sc lower
than ever, al ldee s.isl WI L, PAGE
Men. Furnishing sioods.-shir,., Collar md
ID shirts stocks Neck1e Handkefchefs Gloves &e DC
CARD.--u "a VIM sold shy interest In the On
~ gneffeAn Gallery In tbs place. To Mr. JAMES kEkGY
would respectfully recommend him to the favorable attention
the public skfu Artist, and gentleman whom they
rely Come then, and of his inlntablo AN
BRoTf PES which only be procured Of him IN this city
In taking leave would return thanks for the liberal
aud And attention receive cd from public u
ring aresidence of over eight years. l.. l.. GIBBS.
90 12ts-KeF copy.
uuPORTATION.-LyN SPORT
ING NARE-HousB-where viii be found the largest
sminated Steel Double aud Single Guns
Rifles Deans English Sell Cooking Five Shooter, Colts Al
lens and Thurbers Revoy.rs and single Pistols Powder
Fasks Shot belts and Pouches Gam. Bags Cleaning Rods
Nipple wenchos. Eeys Cocks and q. ID Percussion Caps
Gun Wads and Wire Cartridges all Sizes Curtis Harveys
Diamond Powder aud American Powder, all kinds Compress
bullets. Buck and small Shot Liquor flasks Rogers
Pocket intioy, Bowie Knives Raxofs fine assortment
Monies, Gold Silver. Ivory and Crooked Sword
Plain Canes every thing line suit Gun makers
We have lot Of premium Rifles hand Repairing done
with despatch, and warranted by
WV II 4 G FISHER. opposite the
sep 1ats Norvri House. LynrhhurR. Va.
Md Rye Whi-kcy md brandy
r large , no,a 81 aa Mt nsse pn Gin m
For saiob ldec ialsl LIE JOHNSON
~ Coal very superior article u slate and burns
Nee ie.ts LEE 4 JOHNSON.
uNsuiIx AND EXTRA EEOiK.-Eamity,
II I.irn aud Superhne Flour IN store and i"t sale by
c22u LEE & JOHNSON
SOMETHING. stPEKIOR.-Me CoRKLE
- JONES Will have in few days,
~ eases that celebrated 'f @ SILK i.eorsro,
nav Fts
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80, sxool.,! New Isooi.. |.
NEW PstRLuCATIONs OF TME AMERI

" CAN ). s UNION
FRUITS INDUSTRY or the LIFE OF ADAM CLAIRE
very Interesting volume and should be read by all ages
aud denominations.
Irsi highly interesting and seasonablo volume,
MEMOIR dolly Dung Misses will be deeply interested
and greatly bcncntcd by reading this Memoir.
CArAcoBBs kOMt.-We need not call attention to this
y1lume-the title will secure that.
SCHOOL Day REVIEWED Students should not fail to read
this volume.
TIM SAB bsrAREA narrative illustrating with much vivid
fidelity the mistakes which often in the
religious training families Parents don't you need this
book
The GREAT QUESTION is great book. 1t treats of great In
Viii you read il
Al tie above, and the publications OF the American s. s.
tnen gtnrray such as Libraries Teachers Helps Question
Books Maps aud Miscellaneous volumes
had n Ian shorne Wakaps Book Store, lynchburs, Va
T. G. JENNINGS,
feb Its Sup't Am. $. [ MON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02

GooCHLAsp, February 1o, ls=G
Msssys Dove Codentiemcn send me two N
en- bottles Turf OH have medicine thai mas
given 50 much general satisfaction Turf eold
get astonishing certificates wonderful cure II
has made, but Il needs none. all > a trial
Your friend truly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02

NEW eao9pS.-1he subscriber has received his
q complete eek of Spring aud summer DRY GOODS ;
which the attention ct his friends and the public in general
IS HPecthY called Having taken advantage ct the de-
hossod state o the market In purchasing his Goods, he will
be able 10 offer great Inducements To buyers.
The articles too mention there hc
found I'll the articles which general Dry GOODS business
tinhfa"'S Boots, SHOES, Hats
caps, Umbrellas luHsois, Country Merchants
ecsy invited to call him before they further East
IS determined 10 soil Richmond Prices Strict attention
VIII be pnld To orders Come aud all
an
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02

BIG ISLAND, bedford. Va, Nov. l. le54

DIG IsLANI Bodofd va, Nov. I. I'D.
Messrs Done Co,-9entlemen II used about fourth
Of bottle Of Turf Oh the back horse TIM
worn, back almost entirely raw place nearly a.
large hand and this single application only applied
onee cured entirely aud permanently really was sur
Prsed at the quekness Of It's curative properties and
more prompt and efcacious than any thing Kind
and have sold thousands bottles other prepa
rations for similar purposes.
Kcsp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02

rage and French Cambries, Tissues Bsr,re d. Of
silks A. "horic Robes also tine lot n las pe h.h.s Be
apl lsts y. GCGGENliEIMER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02

NV, ' 90 stnay economy, please call and q, :. 'fi-
which ,s no wi npIng and Summer Goods inc x my
liz of sn, S 70 ADMIT OF full description within ~, o
To- nnf t advertisement and am n,,, n me nm
~ JOHN ABRAUANs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02

congratulated by permission from a lady Of thIa city

RICHMOND. November IA, lsda
Mesus Dore Co.,-Gentcmen II used portion % a bet
tie OF your Turf Oil which kindly presented in
and take pleasure In that found remov
ing an eruption Of the skin for which had praccud
upon Tor several years by physicians without
least benefit also reconme nded friend uf VIII
for some had been annoyed With similar eruption
SKIN and he informed me few days SINCE that the
Of one bottle he bad been entirely cured
RespeftfulV T.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02

g mperiOr lsras. Cloth by sIse yard. with nbous
- POO Skirts, ready msde from tho same material.
apI Cts JOHN ABRAHAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02

4 tkSsN ND AND fA wa ss.A~FsS.-a have
IN hand good supply of Plaster, which viii sell
lump ground good other house
city Ny Plaster Is ground just it for sales II
is therefore perfectly fresh, aud is always ground fine
lump and ground both delivered TO boats free rayagc
and the ground dliveredin The Virginia and Tennessee
road Depot free OF drayagc. WM. a. MILLER,
BASIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02

~ NJ oIaatl As To wcrea6olIs OF ~
" NiS ENlNGIOA who resided In this nlacc M, ~ NJ
ANY person acquainted with his present reslcdra if ai;
t1f hNor by leaving Information NJ Ills Ofre n Ia f
chdr his ox ! I'm OF something 10 their advantage: if
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02

NEW ROCKS: SEW BOOKS. Payne n
~ CHRISTIAN have for sale the FLOWING Books;
The Character the Church Of Eone-a preached
before the synod Of Virginia. i'll lie Xngon Va. October
90, 1888, by Rev, G. X. Vaughan;
Lie in frazA Journey the land the Cocoa and the
Paln.--by Thomas l. bank;
The Virginia Convention Of li76by Hugh Blair Grigshy;
Partisan Sights and French iIinciples series;
The Mormons at IIome-by Mrs. p. G.. Ferris
Sketch Book of Master karl-by G G. Leland;
NJ xeo and its Rclgionby r. A. Nsonwith engrayings;
The New Purchasr-by HALL
A Chid's History If England, in . vols-by Bonner
History OF llofnando turtez--by John y. Z Abbott.
Also, assortment of Macauleys History Of England,
In several ma. u-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02

utvAt kEaf-A Family Residence, ca e,o"fi
hose street with an excellent garden attached Posses
SION given the 9Th inst. IL desired
te Its n RICKER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02
nI.soIuTI0N-The Arm Of billiard q wal.

GfkENIFF for payment, and thnse Indebted will pay
ment To the The Of the
In liquidation. WIN =. BILLIARD,
ma Jdts JAS. O. WALTON.
EREAT PgRuIC SALE Of ss.mdy Made
NJ CIorHfSd.-Thcs stock of JACOR NEWMAN form.
ey Apple Newman Is being closed greatly
daecd prices lie will cary any from year to
and In order clear his shelves for his
he has PIT the price low that superbne Clothing placed
within the reach fail aud hundreds OF citizens and
Of the surrounding counties supplying pes
much lower than they have formerly paid interior
goods Intend closing ont the splendid App. &
Newman possible and therefore Intend Offering
great bargains Every person In of really good cheap
fashionable clothing, should not tail to visit
JACOB NEWMAN,
Corner Of Main and Market sts Lynehburg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-02

EIbtSA OSsS.-.sust to hand supply Of Nm
than T. Luck's superior Black Oats, which will sell
eheap Ia close lfe l3ts a, Il. RtCkER
AsSN 18th. ssJ,j.-sirfut rrLscI
sb PRICES 10 REDUCE SfOCK-A very larFes tx
mons bic Boots aud Brog'ns WOOL Saxony and soft Hats.
III rvctY color and qualify very cheap.
ldius black lasting Congress Caters a........Sl p
Sid'-lace at'.......... | 25
cold at.,........ / 90
tents latest syle Calf Congress -" at.........
Also, Ladies' Misses and Chdrcns Shoes and Shaceos,
Bons Brotccs hall Caters Caters of Cloth Kid and Moroc-
tha and thick soes all coors and qualities; Plush
Cashmere aud Riding Hats thildens fancy
Ant the above goods being entirely and fresh Just
from the factories, low consider
tniueemout to persons bu3l ing snch articles
LOUIS l.. ARMISrEAD,
in..I q I,u--...r I...l I.-..L.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-26

Fs'O the citizens of Belmont County
I the undersigned beg leave TO inform you tbai
hai they are Carrying on the
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-26

HArrISEss. To watch the corn grow and
the blossom set; to draw hard breath over
Ploughshare or spade; 10 read, TO think. 10
love, To hope, 10 pray--these are The tniucs
to make man happy they never ,sM hlye
power 10 DO more. The worlds prosoeritv
or adversely depends upon our ksoui ipI and
teaching these few thugs, but upon iron or
glass, or electricity or steam, in nowise
And am UtoPian enough and enthus astic
enough to believe that the time will Come
when the world will discover this. II has
now made ITS experiments in every possible
direction bot the right one; and il seems ,b.,
il must at last try the one in a m.tbom.ti-
cal necessity. 1t has tried fyh,;nr and
preaching: ard fasting, buying and selling.
pomp and parsimony. pride and humlIiatio
every possible manner of existence in
which it could conjecture there Was arr
happiness or dignity; and ali the while. as
1T bought, sold, and fought, and fasted. and
weried itself \" ith politics, and ambition, and
self-eenials, Gud had placed its real bapp;.
ness in the keeping of the little MOSES of ,h,.
wsysides and Of the clouds ul the firmamcnt
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-26

For Wholes alinr. which VIII he sold Easter prices
Those in want of fine Goods particularly regus.
ted cal am ena lied to sell them cheaper than
they can huy East. Having bought from the Impor-
ters aud only for Cash. every one can easily under.
81 nd that the above fictitious idle talk but that
AN really enabled TO sell cheaper than any other
house IN the city. Call therefore, early, at
ALEX. HEYMAN'S
MAY 8, 'J6 3m l31 Main ST. Wheeling
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-26
HEAR! HEAR.u

CEASES ErIr-s {. Richmonds Prints iha; sell al
,yas 81 IL. cts a. eI ?cIs, 20 I'd wide ChHtz Ia
GInghams-iie beet At a levy ever sold Ia Wheeling
II STONE & THOMAS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-26
Dr.. A. DEEMS
RESTORATIVE LENIMEMT.

IS combination Vegetables Extracted on Scizn-
tic principles and put up IN Pini bottles. in LiGHed
Iorn possessing Medicinal qGallli.s. When
used externally acts upon the part orpsTts diseased
tx stimulating the absorbent vcsses aTouseirg them
into action aud is taken into the circulation giving
vtsty TO the disca sed part or parts thereby resior
ing Iie natural functions aud healing the same.
And when used Intern ally aUt> i. nadir
Tonic SiImuleni and sudorfc. st the tnir l.
cuIreiic, ana acts freely upon the umnary "r:sns-
= horse medicine 1t stanIs prominent, II viii
after hacken Pol Eyii unless vers far advanced
iy hathins II freely and warmn. II in with ho;
IRON so not to scsld. IL VIII remove tnuors and
dwellings, occasiOned i,y ie collar, harness. sud
die IL grsiiy humps occsSioued hy kicks or
other wounds If they do not hrn'y adhere to the
bone.
1t irc:s cll 'asceraied coniHsrd iucesed wounds
II viii cure the scratches 1t gives immediate relief
IA wind cOlc, gwen in doses o! one TWO ounces. II
arrests inflammation; ia TACT ii VIII !av"nrshiy
compare wI.h any'cf the Lininleuts Of the day Ana
order to isnItac the action of The medicine when
externally used the place TO be haihed shaved IN the
first place he washed with sop and water 10 Iee the
Sk in wound from dirt.
This preparation is an cxcren; relna.ly for many
diseases of the human family and VIII he found ~
trial good il not better than any oiner prep@ra
offered in lit:meni form.
Though here wish 10 iufor The ruiiic ard the
pure Chaser hat this medicine VIII NOT care every
thing. II will come doing every thing 10 pre-
fecIun Ihave stated, any n The JnH 70 TIE EcTld
pass yHFei peiE Eih~rs Of fhc dag." And here !
an, ii undo stood iiiat I do ask a generous
public in take nay statements without uyin5 ii for
themselves and he convinced Of the iacis slated. For
further proof Inq OF the follow i"rnns, al Of
Ecluort coupIy and StGie of Ohio; Viz: Samuel Ran
kins. F&rfncr; John =. Ray Grd John ". Stewart.
Ncrcsuts; Thos. Jones Ra2iIsi Miaist r, Rock hill,
Dr Joshua Piggot; Taggart and Shepherd Merchants,
Norrstawn OhI0, and George X. Fox, horse drDver,
NcrriSt0Wn, o.: any of the farmers living tie
grade road leading from M"rrisfowH 70 Freero ri;
Harrison county. They viii give ynu all the salts
faction necessary. This medicine is free from al
mineral roi~ons and nar ard sold by nndcrsign-
ed, near Branscn's Mil. Flushing valley, Belmont
county Ohio. Price 80 ccpts per bottle.
Post Office address Flushing Belmont County, Ohio.
May ID. i>55 I'm
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-26

DEATH AND LIFE.-Our thoughts. our
"reminiscences, our intellectual requirements
die with US 10 this world only. Affections
well placed and duti:ully cherished; friend
ship happily formed and faithfully maintain
ed; knowledge acquired with worthy intent;
and intellectual powers that have been dill
igr n ly improv' j, as the talents which our
Lord and Master has committed to our keep
ing--these vii accompany US TO another
state of existence. as surely as the soul in
that state retsi:s Its identity ind its cen
eciLusness