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nR. HOOFLAND'S CELEBRATED GERMAN BIT
~ TEES-PrepAred by DIR. C. n. ACkSoN, phiiadephla
Pa viii effectually LIVER COMPLAINT DYSPEPSIA
JAUNDICH Chronic Nervous Debility Diseases OF the
Kidneys aud arising from diserieFet Liver
or stomach,
as Constipa-
ton, Inward Piles
Fulness Blood to the
Head, Acidity OF the stomach
Nausea Heartburn, Disgust fur Food.
Fullness, Weight in the Stomach, Sour hruc
taons, Sinking Flutterng at the fh OIL me
Stomach, Swimming Of the Head Hurried and dL-
Sufocating when in Lying Posture Dimness o.
Vision, Dots of Webs before the Sight, Fever and
Dull Pain in the Head Deficiency Of rersplrationr
Yellowne$a of the Skin and Eyes ram IN
die Side, Back Chest Iirahs, etcetern,
Sudden Flushes of Heat Burn
ing in the Flesh. Con
slant Imagnines OF
Evil, and great
Depression IS
Spirits
The Propetor calling the attention Of the PUBLIC 20 TINS
preparation does with feeling Of the utmost confidence sn
It's virtues adaptation the diseases for which 1t IS recon-
melded. A., ,,,.
of ten years trial before tho people, and It's repna
ton aud sale unrvaed by similar preparation
The testimony given by the most prominent and well
known Physicians individuals in all parts OF the country
immense The following from State is Respectfully
,nbnittcd referring any who still doubt 10 my Menorn
liza or Practical Receipt Book for Farmers and Families 10
he had gratis of all the Agents for the German btters
Principal office and Manuactofy, L2o +Aien S''ee Ni
p sss.Sold Wholesale and Retail by JOHN WRIGHT 90
III Charities street. Orleans and by DRUGGISTS eehera
| ly&W
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF, NEW
YoRKCash Capital, s50oo cos Amount Of Assets s0th
June, 1854 A. Amount Of liabilities, $53677 s.
CHAS. j. MARTIN, President.
A. F. WILLIAMARTII, Secretary,
X. W. RAYNE, Agent 46 Camp street, New Orleans
The undersigned Agent the above responsible Company
is duly authorized issue Policies Of buildings
merchandise ships in port and their curgocs Also cotton in
press gin and houses household furniture and personal
properly generality against loss or damage by fire in this city
and IN the country Ten cent cash returned Of
dc en- II + L. w. RAfNE, Agent
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CRESCENT 8EUVEAE1 INSURANCE. COM
" PANY-OFPICE IN THEIR BUILDINGS, CORNER
OF CAMP STREET AND COMMERCIAL PIACE-AA-
RINE, RIVER AND FIRE IESURAECE.--The Company
haye the following; assets: s..-,i5,lF
double the amount loaned thsreon -. 1895 DIG 90
Loans on bank and ether stocks. 265
Bills receivable being 1851 3S
Invested real estate $i0oO
Due for premiums of collection. 5O53S 65
Scrip from other companies estimated value. 3O65
Cash on hand. 10B95S 20
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-04

NINCENT, CONFECTIONERY CORNER OF CANAL
and Carondelet Streets will the 18th Of November open
his Saloon for purpose of offering LUNCH to the La
dies said Lunch of Boned Turkeys, Daubes Oyster
Soup Fried Oysters, Jees Coffee Chocolate Ice Cream etc.
Terms-Ten cents a DISH !1 7'g4a IN =
Tables from II O'clock A. NJ to IL O'clock p NJ. He
avas himself Of this opportunity inform the public that hay
ing engaged the best French cooks he will attend all
dinners parties meals weddings, etc. nl63m
~ THE WATCH STORE, NO. 8 CAMP
ESStree has just opened with all goods consisting Of
xslSE WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, GUNS, PISTOLS,
and variety Of fancy goods the latest patterns
Having engaged the services Of Mr. Jos f. Ealer expert
renced Matchmaker prepared to do all kinds Of work in
that line. way.
:. Also
Diamonds mounted and Jewely repaired and manufactured
to order.
osaiy -o'' '''N 'esA ~ GREGoR WILSON,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-19
DIR. A. DEEMS
RESTORATIVE likIMENT,

Is a combination Vegetables. Extracted on Scien-
tic prihcp and put up in pint bottles in Liqued
form, possessing Medicinal qualities. When
used externally it acts upon the part orpsrts diseased
hy stimulating the absorbent vessels arouseing them
into action and is taken into the circulation giving
vitality TO the dises sed part or parts thereby rest
ing the natural functions and healing the same
nd when used Internally il ant is as nad
Tonic Stimulent and sudorfc, at the time IT is
dui relic, and acts freely upon the unnary organs
IS horse medicine It stants prominent, 1t will
sc after hacken Poll Ev unless very far advanced
| ny bathing il freely and warming it in with hot
| iron not to sCad. Ii will remove tumors and
sweiiings ccasioued 10y The collar, harness, sad
die II removes grisiiy Jumps occasoned by kicks or
other wounds II they do not hrmly adhere to the
hone.
1t heals all Iascerated. confused incrsed wounds
II will cure the scraisles. 1t gives Immediate relief
in wind collie, given in doses of two ounces.
arrests inflammation; in fact il will iavourably
compeIe with any!cft The Liniments of The day. And
in order to faOate the action of The medicine when
externally used the place 10 be bathed shaved in the
first place he washed 18th soap and water free the
| skin or wound from dirt.
This preparation is an excellent remedy for many
diseases OF the human family and VIII he found up
trial good il not better Khan any other prepera
| ton offered in liniment fnrm.
Though here wish to inform the public and the
pur Chaser hat this medicine viii not every
thing. il will come near doing every thing 10 pre-
ccion Ihave stated, any of the 'J0y TO the U0rid
J press pEFed pain killers Of the dlg.' And here
want il understood that I do not ask a generous
| public TO take my statements without trying il toI
themselves aud be convinced of the facts stated For
further proof inquire of the following per>ons, all OF
Belmont county and Stale of Ohio; Viz Samuel Ran
| kins Farmer; John \. ,R5y and John NJ. Stewart
Mercauts; ThOs. Jones BaplIs: Minister. Rock hill,
Dr. Joshns Piggot; Taggart ari Shepherd Merchants
| Morristown Ohio. and George X. Fox horse drover
Morrsiown o, any of the farmers living on the
grade road leading from MOrristown TO FIceport
Harrison county. They will give you all the salts
faction necessary. This medicine is free from al
mineral P"soms, and made and sold by the indersign
ed near Branson's Mill, Flushing valley, Belmont
county Ohio. Price 80 ceuts per hottie
Posi- Office address Flushing Belmont County, Ohio
May Is. lbs 4m
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srThe following, whirh we find in the Boston
Tronscripf il poem Of singular bt"uty, from the
hand of a young poet, T. b. ALnKIcH, 10 whom
we are now looking very earnestly. 1t Is c"iiso
"The Castle OF Sleep, buI't tor X. H. SroIDAED'
Thfre is a sIerp for all things:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-19
HALSEY'S
FOREST WINE, B. eUM-c0kTED
FGREST PILLS.
The most extraordinary discovery in the
World.
100000

BOTTLES & BOXES SOLD ANNUALLY, 4,
And Thou-snds OF Lives saved from Pr EMATCRE
CRAVE. by this ate discovery
Tcsiim ora's Orthe most Unexcepi ionah!e charac-
tOrirually pouring in from every part of the
Country LeGT!Hs illness TO the unparalleled efficacy
If these Medicines.
The following show the nGmhcF OF cases cured as
er fled 10 y letters and other testimonials received
rom all parts of the Union and British Colonies.
from the Of January l652, 10 January LIST. lSd3.
nClI sIye:
Cases Cured.
nysrrrsis and hal,ituai Costiveness, .5s
Nervous Disorders, 63
General Debility, 6a4
rUS,urs uuheaIty color OF the skin, sic
Bi.ious Disorders: 1853
cc-a'n = and NeFcUsial Con, paints, 4gi
Jaundice 1872
Liver Complaint 3G6
Salt Rheum, 81
Erysipeles, l5l
Fever and Ague, 1a'
Consumn, i've IccIiue Gods and Coughs, zC5
DrOpsv, lHi
Rheumatism. I-U
Otj,ey v,rinuS disorders 1O5I
But srort time has elapsed since these great and
GOOD Medicines ave teen msde known 20 the Tuh!Ic.
et thousands have already experienced their gooa
effects Invaihs gwen oyer by their physicians as in
curahe have fnnf relief aud been restored 10 sound
aud vigorous health from iieir use The great a
onI.t OF good these Medicines have done. has In
duced t!,ostn recommend them to their friends
Men OF integrity aud Physicians have "a lctiOned
I TIN f1a uuiif
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-19
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
PIECE GOODS,

attending to uy their Stock in this city or other.
WISE Will 10 well 10 call me before purchasing as
have in the second story OF M Store Room. besides
Ihc ahnye Carnels. full smnpkv of
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-19

A GUILTY CoNsc:ENcE.-One of the
most memorable passages ever uttered by
Mr.. Webster, was in the viDdicaton of the
suthority of conscience and of Providence
on trial for a dark and mysterious murder.
'.The guilty soul cannot keep its own Sc
cret. Ii is false to itself. or rather it feels
an irresistible impulse to be ne itself. 1t Ia
bors under its guilty possession, and knows
not what to DO with il. The human heart
was not made for the residence of such an
inhabitant. 1t finds itself preyed upon by a
torment which it dues not acknowledge to
God or man. A vulture is devouring it, and
and it can ask no sympathy or assistance,
even from heaven or earth. The secret
which the murderer possesses, soon comes
10 possess him; and like the evil spirit of
which we read, it ovcrcomes him, and leads
him wilhersoever it will. He feels it beat
ing at his heart, rising to his throat and de-
manding disclosure. He thinks the whole
world sees it in his face, reads it in his eyes.
and almost hears its workings in the very
silence of his thoughts. 1t has become his
master. 1t betrays his discretion, it breaks
down his courage, it conquers his prudence.
When suspicious from without begin to en-
barrass bin, and the net of circumstances
to entangle him, the fatal secret struggles
with great violence to burst forth. 1t must
be confessed; there is no refuge from con-
fession, but suicide; and suicide is confes.
SIGN"
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The following Testimony, given us hy Mr. lothian T.
Coudif, of Orange, n. J., shows the extraordinary
effects of this Wine aid Pills in Paralysis.
Or anee, N. J., Feb. l4th 1859.
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stlettfb pottrn.
Be Patient.
ny p,cu.Rp cHErrvlx TRENCH.

Be patient, o be patient! put your ear '2"is' 'i'
earth,
Iis,es there how noiselcssly The germ o the seec
has birth;
How noise lossIy and gently it upheavcs lis niue
wnv,
Till il nar,s the scarcely broken ground and the
blade stands up in the day.
Be patient, o be patient! the germs oi mign'y
thought
Must have their silent undeTgrowth, must under
ground he wrought;
But rs sure as there's power that makes III gras:
nppear.
Our land shall he green with LIBLETf, the blade
time shall be hero.
Be patient. o be patient, 60 ard watch the wheat
ears grow,
So imperceptibIy, that eye can mark nor chang'
nor ihroe,
Dsy alter day day after day, Till the ear is fully
grown;
And then again, day afer day, ill the ii ened iieic
is brown.
Be patient. be patient! though yet our hopes arr
green,
Tue nstvee- fields Of Freedom shall be crowEot
with the sunny sheen:
b. ril,eningi be ripel ingi mature you' Silent way
Til the whole broad lard is tongued with tie, oI
Freedoms harvest-dny!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-19
] 5 Religion Beautiful!

Always In the child, the maiden, the wife
the mother. religion shines with a holy
benignant beauty OF its own. which nothing
of earth can mar. Never yet was the e.
male character perfect without the steady
faith of pie'y. Beauty, ahteligence, wealth
they are like pl falls dark in The brightest
day, unless the divine light, unless religion
throw her soft beams around ,hem, to puri V
and exalt, making twice glorious that VIII. .ch
seemed all loveliness before.
Religion is very beautifui--in health or
sickness, in wealth or poverty. We never
enter the sick chamber of the good, but soft
music seems to float on the air, and the
Gould we look into th' usands of families
to-day, when discomfort fights suilenly with
life. we should find the chief cause o. unhap-
pinrss, rant of religion tn romdn.
And in felOns celis-in places os crime:
misery, destitut;on, ignorance-we should
behold in all its most horrible deiotmitv, the
fruit of irreligion in woman.
Oh, religion! bQnignant majesty, high on
thy throne thou sittest, glorious and exalted.
MOI above the cloud for earth clouds come
never between thee and truly pious souls
not beneath the clouds, FOR above thee is
heaven, opening through a broad vista OF
exceeding beauty.
its gates are the splendor of jasper and
precious stones, white with dewy light that
neither flashes nor blazes, but steadily pro-
ceedeth from the throne of Giid Its tow
ers bathed in refulgcnt glory ten times the
brightness of teu thousand suns, yet soft,
undazzling to the eye.
And there religion points. Art thou wea-
ry,it whispers" rest-up there -there-cor-
ever" Art thou sorrowing! 'joy,' Art
thou weighed down with unmerited ignomi,
ny! "kings and priests in that holy home. y
Art thou poor, "the very street before the
thy mansion shall he gold" Art thou friend.
lessl "the angels shall be thy companions
and God thy Friend and Father
Is religion beautiful! We answer, all is
desolation and deformity where religion is
not.
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.READING FOR THE MILLION

THE Mystic, by Bailey.
i Poems by amelia.
Poems by Bayard Taylor.
Klosterheim, NEW WORK by De Quincy.
Border Wars in the West.
Sparks Life of Washington.
The MayfOwer new work by Mrs Stowe.
Ruth Hall, by Fany Fern.
David Copperfcld. aud PIckwick Paper by Dick ems
Headley's Life of Josephine
Youatt on the Horse.
Pocket Farrier, and Fapper's Receipts.
Blank Books and Stationary for sale the CHRONI-
Gle BOOK STORE, Masonic Hall
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srThe following, whirh we find in The Boston
Transcript. il poem Of singular beauty from the
hand of a young poet, T. b. ALnRIcH, 10 whom
we are now looking very earnestly. 1t Is c"iiso
"rbe Castle OF Sleep. bui't tor X. H. SroIDARD'
Thore is sleep for all things:
In the night,
There is a folding OF a million wings.
A rain of odor, through the shodowy light,
Falls on the daisles and snowy thought
Is moving in their rings.
The lush wild rose is dreaming, when a blush
Rises from enredsdarkness TO its check,
Touching the crimson to deeper hue!
Its parted Iips would seem as it could speak,
Ard tell what dreams of fanta>ie and love
Beaded its cyelids with silver dew!
Would n. t.hese red-mOuthed Penis tell n tale
Could they but break, some mild midsummer
night.
Tbeir clasps Of silence, ond, delirious, leap
Into melodious ut,erance! Who knows
Whni sonsbrc ghc- &, what visions Of delight
Figihrough their brains in the dim world of Sleep
The world of Sleep,
The beautiful old world!
The dreamy Palestine of pilgrim thought.
The Lotus Garden, where the sou may lie
Lost in eIysium, while the music moan
Ofsone unearfhiy river. family caught,
Seems like the whisperings OF angels blown
Upon Eolian hnrp-sirings. And VIC change
Into seeming something that is no;
Princess of dreams and oden memories
Thou purple-tniod and fantastic Slerp!
One that is weary with Lis tireSome days
Brings thee a soul that he would have thee keei
A captive in thy mystical domain,
Mong.wid Puck -fancies and the grotesque train
That do inhahit sIum5er. Give his sight
Immortal shapes, and bring 10 lnm again
His Psyche that went out into the night!
Sirew lolus leaves nnd puppes on my breast,
The sleepy buds from misty God-land brought!
The flowers of Leihe! Then with vewless hand
Lead me unto thy C&stle in the land
Tosched with all colors like a burning West
The Castle of Vision, where the ieet oi thought,
CELEBRATING their own shadows, fall
Like notified leaves, and YET make not sound
In all the corrider>l
The bel. .sIeeps.in The helIry-from its tongue
A drowsy murmur floats into the air
Like thistle down! Slunbrr is. cverywEere.
The rocks nsl,cp.s sand, in its Dir, aiming caws.
And Silence mop,s where nightIngEies have sung
The sirens lie III gruttos, cool and deep:
The ily-wrea ihed Naiades IN .tr ANS:
But |. in chilling twill ght, stand aud wait
On the portcullis at thy Castle gate,
YeaInii,g to see the golden door o dreams
rlun on the noiseIcss hinges Oi Il sleep!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-19
THE GENUINE
yEIHE HALLELUJAH. All that is neces

L sary say os this Music book is, that it is
Lowell MasOns latest publication, containing tunes
chants and anthems suitable for Chur I'll and the socl
singing to which Is prelxed 1.-The Singing School," a
manual for classes in vocal music, with exercises,
rounds, &c. Price 10cents. For sale by
A. c. MARTIN.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-19
MAN1TLLAS AND TALUAS

Both Silk and Lace; particularly the ChantiIIy Man
tiILa. (Iace.y and Appleyne Mantels, (Siik1 En-.
broidered and lower grades Mantillas. an enormous
stock, which am determined TO "cu! down" even
below COST
PARAsoLs, large assortment. and all prices;
HOSIERY 4 GLovEs.-Very good White Cotton Hose
al G.. cents per pair.
SILK POCKET IL NECKuANDKERCHIEFs; STOCKS
Linen pocket handkerchiefs, etc., la rye assort-
mfnt.
EMRRoIDERIEs-An extensive variety of al! kinds OF
Sleeves, Chemiscttcs, Collars, worked Band. etc.
DoNEsTIcs.--Fivc cases Of fast cOlored CalicOcs
from G.. cents 10 cents. TheS cent goods is equal
to any l2a cent CacOes.
GINGnAMs "A complete assortment of nomestics,
Lancaster, Manchester and French.
MrsLISs, (hleached).-PIllow tCase Muslin and
Sheetings. all widths and prices.
NUSLISs, 5-th and 6-4ths, unhca chcd Of very good
make. and cheap.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-19
Books in paper covers.

4 LII of Emerson Benefits Works.
I T. s. Arthur's works. Washington and his
Generals by Lippard. Mysteries of the of the
Stuarts by AnswOrth res of tie court of Queen
.fnne, by AnswOrth Sol. Smiths Theatrical Journey
work. Adventu es of Col. Vanderbomb. Sam Sticks
Yankee Yarns. For sale by
A. C, MARTIN
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-19
HARDWARE, HARDWARE,

M have lust received direct from the
Wv importers new stock of hardware, such :
Rand Saws, Tenant Saws, Mill Saw, Cross Cut, and
Hand SSw files, all sizes. Braces and bits, AusuT
Bits Stacks Augurs the hest made. Door Locks and
I.atchss Bed Casiors, Coffin Hinges and Screws. But
plnges. Table do. Gate do Mahogany KNOBS, squares
rprucrs rules Broad Axes, Stewart warranted chop
ping Hand Axes. HStchets, Socket ChiScs. FiSut
Ia Drawing Knives. with numerous other articles
usually found Hardware stores. VIII he sold on
reasonable terms. 4. {. MARTIN & Co.
Is,Y
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EVENTS FURNISHING GOODS, CRA-
Z va,s Shirts, Collars, Neck Ties, Pocket Handker
Chiefs Scarfs Comforts Kid and Buckskn Gloves, Sus-
penders, DC. &C A complete assortment at
FRINT d NAGIES.
Sent 90
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G. A X p E IT S !

Received this over 100 pieces of CaIrcts. vry
Io-v aud good quality, such Tapistre Bfusselles
PIy Snaeriue Ingrain--lugrain; Rag, etc.
will sell fall yard wide figured Carpet, very hand
some for I5 cents, and all others in proper ION.
But YOU must come quick TO secure these bargains.
Hearth Rugs. Chenille and vcivct) Mats, Mating
Oil In1 aud DrmrGcl. larEe lot.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-19

CHAD AND HERRING, (Fresh) just
oreceved, and for sale by CHARLEY BROWN,
Mays, Sc Spd HoRRIsrowN. Ohio.
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FARM FOR SALE!
TIE urdosisnod offers for sale a farm containing
% ACRES.

cO IL 1OiOi-'|,
in Wheeling township. miles north OF ST. Cairsvi lie
and miles cast OF Uniontown-
The buildings consist of a two story log house
weather boarded and good fra ne barn with stabIinG
good orchard, about % acres cleared and in good
condition.
payments with interest.
For farther particulars enquire of the undersigned at
jamestown. Monroe county, the Editor of the Gaze
tie, St, CiairsviLie Ohio.
April 10, 1856 JOHN ALEXANDER.
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Shocking case of ,Scrofula Cured

DR.. G. W. HAESEN
New YORK. December 9th lSJ2.
Dear Sir:-I decIu it but justice to y"r, a. he
inventor OF sreal mcdici Sc. 10 send You sh"r'
history of myoEl ca. I an - years o. age At
thirteen was attacked with Sc:0lua- which formed
PuSlrlcs and broke out in large ulcers on my neck
near the coar hone aud from thence extended nearly
mn 10 the Ieft car Ar0ui siI months since I com
menced using v0uT Forest Wine and Pills. (foOwi g
the direct i0ns.) which, in nine weeks cured me
The scars although now sound hear testimony of
the dreadful manner in which afflicted. Aiter
nearly fourteen years suffering, now rejoce:o say
th at my health is fully Tes"rrd by your remedies al
ollie rs having proved quite inefeciud.
Yours, Very Respectfully,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-19
CHEAP SHA WIS., CHEAP SHAW

The greatest assorm ent ever offered; competing in
price, quality and variety with those of any other
hoase, aud second 10 none in the CITY Ladies in
want of the above article will therefore do the M
C Ives bu; Justice by examining my stock. Also re-
C lived hy Express, the very latest styles of
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YES. WE CAN!

slNOR we can show larger stock of La
( dies Broche ShawIs, Long ShawIs, Nantes, Tai
mas CIOaks, &C., &c; also, cloth for with trim
mings TO maich. and sell them at lower price thai
any in the City. Just try US at the
BEEHIVE STORE.
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D r e. S s STL K s.!
BONNETS BONNET RIBBONS,
100 Silk Bonnets.

OF all colors and grades, and the very newest
styles:and 50OStraw Bonuets of all descriptions
such eshorn. English Straw, etc. Also several
grades of Neapotan Bonnets very cheap. Just re-
ceved per Express, loco pieces of the very richest
Bonnet Ribbons 10 suit the season.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-19

For Wholes which VIII I've sold at Faster prices
Those in want Of fine Goods are particularly rcqus
tcd TO cal as lam enabled To sell them cheaper Than
tLev can buy East. Having b0ngu from the Impor.
Tors aud only for Cash, every one can easily under.
ST. nd thai the above is fictitious idle taxi hut hat
am really enabled TO sell cheaper than any other
house ,u The CITY. Call therefore, early, at
ALEX. HEYMAN'S
MpvS ,56 BIN l37 Main ST.. Wheeling