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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-22
G O - - .

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Ihr subscriber has received from the Eastern aHa
southern Markets a large sud well selected stock
goods or si descriptions tn common use consisting
9t Dry orC6dsl E0Ots shd Shoes, Hats Ana Caps,
Glassware, auesnswhre, Buffalo Robes
tTr0csTie,s Drisd Fruit Cotton NsTps
Carpet Chain, Picking Yarn, cat WinooH Casa,
q A L T. s. hEnE~ Ia salt Hardware,
&slisaGd &iiiSGws iron, sil siBds, steel sssorfed
Castings , atis, all siRds, q rindstones.
W0isnwsrs5 Live Gsssr feathers, Piten& OEknra ,
Sole and Upper Leather, Wall Paper,
Willow Baskets, Pzints aad Ola, Dye STUFF, 4 c.
Inch will be soid al smsn advance for Cash. As
intend keeping everything 10 con- mon use, persons
wanting ssysrEl articles obtsin them on Front
the BrcE StoTeoPpositethe stills Davenport, Low
juHs5, 1853, J. M. BOWLING.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-22

- nnaFEETa Superior article just from ttr InsD.
zs.fyr NcNANIs a SHEPHERD.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-22

A sEs i0I Of sss Of all kiEos, agle up 10 ana }
H. "a e.rs kish viii ssiI cheap in order 70 eisss
sr. foei2T1 e I, wEbE
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-22

Coughs sld Coda.
nH AfEks CAerrJ PsetOrsl,
u DT Rogers Liysfwor, ana iET,
Dr. gohBsor7s CsEE3tsG bslssEl, rfi
rasls AZ AZ, si1FsslsbF
sxszS CT. WEE
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-22

(SoFFEES--75 EzFsass Lsruaro, java, aeslsa
~ ana HE0sEs LeG75s, se-ettt- sHFressiF t1r re-
falling.
suG E5--b4 ElLa shti7 aua Aat.es 54sHsd sagar-
embracing t11es ., IS s @ 6. 4sIo4s powdered ats
EysnGlsle1 also refined HIslr sugar. Ihe-e Su-
gaf5 are rel. Ely. lBy ayyi --Giy.
New TEA@-.ai Jass+s, aali caesls- ~ baEes aud
caddle OF all lee aud descriptions 81 late imporlG
tons "a 5TAg4g s5le Df ms highest aud nnCs grades
OF tLs celebrated IN g0uC' aui s.Fhag Sasey'
crowds. Itas8 GFeea ana Slack Teas are agdadiY
a. nns and curious caap. rs ever crossed Ehs Assls
sFi can gscUT sod our Ooiongs, Pan
caousS sseslouEs, 9snPOEdera, Impensls Aaa
Young HyEcns, tsr 11lnfirTiu iEaSEGucs and make
to the Rrusrallay VI brought West Ashley were
selected c.pss}l4y iOf FAMILY nee and are less IL
price; vita confidence ts7iIs examination and
lEial.
RABIES ba3ssr halves aud quarters. al6a
Valencia hatsiasi
PLUAS- 3D.. u,usl and uupiitsa.
PHAGhE s--s 30 pare d. tasyaBts, bslas- Farr sHt
many other Fruits, dHra aud preserved.
SOAPS palm t&sliias Shaving. BeHuaa HhI
Chs8lea tfaslrg a, s.; together Btth lsFku yhi
aty u Ba-srls, Willow FaEI4n sus spUaI, Wa1lsu.
ware soz1ss 80 EasNs Hggs Fish, Marss fsl hite
sE mon lHi sgs "@ fta fagEr ~ Estas sa % Hashs
West ra.ss odd a.5@F ElAsr 4fLlslEs i5f s6ts,
cheap GEI asFELlledI 70 give satisfaction.
IACOs WEAVER, u, s. CO,
June lu1Ttf HGwEsya Store.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-22
NEW STORE.

i
TUE ua3sEzEAs3 i lev .t-SSlLg sad OPENING IN
gls= ass9stnsnt 81 COss7s FAMILY OEaesEies S1sls,
Sos II Esl1psraE Syrup Y5Izssss. 81. O. Clarified
pU1aGsis I SID Crushed saEsgar 10 !, aaj NazksEs
Teas gggt ssgErsal ksa sa4 Java loase Palm sysy
Wo95sE and WHO'S Ware Irist Appisa and Psacae.
star sEe f4llgE Candles, Dried Bs-t So
Also
PischtogEs sga4ss SCOPE, shy7,s u.ys RaEes Uai5u
IIoss and al r,4jc. usually found ~ EamlT Grocery
Which arH ned 70 ssli fOs cash thsay As ths
cheapest b4li agsst TIE place HssI u eEadT 81
ASrile.,.u rAeMgle FRO.
CHEESE
CUFRklyH laa-4e sad PTia.s Lgat La5l la Caas
= the HarErse Store
spii7,dI fAGoB WEAVER. ~. a co.
GOLDEN sgKur--I0 aAnsls II the mott supsr.
~ or qa-fsJ. tlrt r5tsiv8t At Zoe ,Hawkeye Store
bg JACOB WEAVER ia, q co.
aIsca4 gUsIaC-kIsO Ess.=s- II CeSfsr Yeast
No.. aFF arta'ia stfraatea made after 10 c
Old lshIag 11 OFT aruP Esss Tor sale II the HAWK
eye 1nne ~
fAGeI ~ IIBb AL E4us
1rlHTJJEDS Fresh rel Butter ai5o Is Kegs ch5ics
ZbUVaaezet nd zee dgEau ESQ, lgst rese.rsd ana
- as ~ aeon NEAyEE. - 4 @.
EsGanS.
a1E1. C1zai HRIDs a. "A UsLtst
n -5a scat e choice Sugar Cured dam o. SEQ
rsd sss-. 4sf, appIg at ny TaTf Hoa's OF FiODt
saga Czzsi Smoked hams IL os1ts,
5moE7j Shoulders =
LibaTal Discount mstg - re Trade
,sbls 81 Il .. BURROWS
,-IAEDLEs- -antagI PIes5sl Ea4I0r, OpbI, star,
- AdsIUs Ut .L8, and sperm Candles, equal 70 WAY
siso transparent soap, ior sale a. tie "HaHEsys."
NIDS-DdTs, "a BOTTLES, also Lard sperm, a cd 81
~ ephGgts Oils, suits Die fer Machinery or Lanps,
for sgl e nl the s.HaWkays." June -
DELIsHE5-Picsiss, Preserves, s.. -Gaeaalbef
Ia Ia glass ard " BOD, Onions and Horse radish
Ounce, Peaches. s!gll, Pear End Blackberry Pre-
serves, also ApIg1gE, CrEBgsg sud Chsrriss, ApBle
CUFFaut, SRA tury., FgArb, Orange and hiaCkStf
o. Jsll.es, AesGLlgsl Pepper Sauce, Capsrsl Bay
4 n k0sy WEleT, ell sorts Of ExtfaCIs, aud FTssh
O. sierra aaG 81 al sac PACKAGES sao for ssl5
alasg az 10 ~ Rhh HE sEoRE.
JDLE F{Et Is -s4e1os, Gaa agus, RscEbsTries
Il HuGBssb. 81 1cEEu1Ess. st. y9Q5a terries and
CasTnass for sale r: re "-iA y h L } 4.
-las I3stt
10, x. dEL DESH&IHEH-
Ya3-ss4-s sd Astail Grocery ELo Provision
stcEs
Ss.gti 3 z der: bsio10 ErHGy, Nam sids.
HAVE sr.-.s-~s= 4z1 II sp6I.oR one Of the
1 .A.k4.. -z4 E--. ay-scge- ssctks OF
GROCERIES AND fROVIEIONS
ever before brought 20 lis market, 20 which invite
tho etEaaL.az % G5cltyy as!cLapts and the pa bile il
general y w-o- oss. As a0eYo ., Frcauy feoucsd
Cal 49, sss q: ,-yse.vs. before - 5bLsgrg else
w1are, DEC a2.dtf
ELGII8, 10.
A EaE5E %. 2: 4e@o1l, ogtlEes, Wee. Cl.d.es
NJ 80; ;@-~'''-~y - = rsfnesE,rr,pp
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-22
AN AMERICAN INVENTION
raE GREATEST OF THE AGE

ITSareatautts, sin-
/ piiei,y. eAeapaess 81
price and adaptation 60
lac wants OF all classes
OF the o al
strongly recommen nd II
Ia every State In the
Unian. but particularly
xAe pfaires OF iowa which IL sAbslsntiated by the
following and many other certificates, references
and extracts OF letters gNenby rcslshle gentlemen
whose names are affixed thereto.
Haytns h~cone the psseetses aud psogrieefs OF nd.
win and JAne. M tssrks Cemhiaea Grinding and
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-22
wID1AIxR ) wINIEL.

HURNlTUNE " An EbsOOMS,
No. a,e Lake Sc, ChicsSo, MS,
wealsssle and Retail Dealers in every kind OF Mica
Iessvesd, 1aAogaay, Black VALIANT.
ssd ordinary farAitare. chairs, Looking Gassss,
Mattresses, SC, eonpzising the largest and hiehsA
aAsosinent IL CkieASe Also, -
INaAAesay and Rosewood Plank, Vsnesxs
Of al lads, sad other Cabinet Makers and uPhei.
sSsrsrss materials, Our price, sill be foand ths
~ 40 In Ch,esss aug 10 a3n
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Gbifagp.
". u y n CMlN GS,
~ Randolph osrsst, CAieaso, Illinois

w. IL ~ = IN y ~ - -
~ Randolph eersss, chicago, Illinois.
Rich and Elegant Furniture.
sfNHE undersisss1 would respectlully announce 30
ne citissss 81 NE Wess, that he has speaed
fisst Gass warehouse of Rosewood Psrier Farm.
bare. Aaa AiiotAer ktHds, seeAas iaatasy Dining and
xhambsr auita Of Rosewood. Mahogany, oss Ana
Walnut, all Of which have beea msde N his os ~,
4Ahufactoty in New YORK city, and mseriAls ~
SCANNED and ktln-drisd, and warranted 20 ever
@aRsei. sNsaito say made Ia this country % Sa's's
Also, . full assorlmsat OF Trusiew ana
orevssteen's celebrated FtAAes,
Watch have taken the <etd Medal a. every New a,A
kAtbstaen, fer the last aiae sca, ana orss - W.
q coupesitoss, 81 the late Crystal PSises 10 New
york city. ,.r,,h.l..
sAst Frsneh slyles. and scla in CheASo ~ M sane
psices a. cola Tor In New York ely asc, mil a.
iSxurtous I'd economical He'd ever made, and Wat
dated, fnily. Price eie,aa. The susauoa o. we
Rhl,s 10 aiso invited 10 tAs Patent Mos9ato Bar,
y ~ es CON p.ete taing eves madci perfectly fof
,5bIe, 81 the reduced price OF .. complete.
! M.HUTCHiSGS, Manufacturer and luportst,
Jalsssd3n Isl Ranaaipn stree !. chicago, III
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-22
MASSILON MACHINE
W hiSsJiI's segeBTktcti at1enai "a ssl
GspstE EE'sBsg

Ma EI#.E IHFF1EEI -EEAFaIJh. IhEksa-
vi las aiagb44as +Hd H.4ais tteaTtt Horse Power
4saaBGssgJisat ts ia@as IS 1fa1ts46, DsssBpOH,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-22

IOWA sou MGEFs

We inFtts tAs Ht0pu0H otpurgaassrs. ,aeit.., .-,.
hAlGHIs sEAKs y BECkETf F'''
n street, 81 laaF 4ugve pafI
a. -. .-...l E#FeUpHfE iowa
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-22
copPERsGITH AND PLuhHkE.

sx,Eys s,b.r4teYfr see fsregareaEo DO ala EAAos o.
S,,,sr ,sor,s FIu7s BAG, iooAngs Acs Sise ger
raiobaing basahsssaf eseE. asseI4 49, 9,
- - rsf.F,.r and sheet iKos bnsiHesss Stove
80 sassE Zsas. LssEa Pfpes Sheet Lead sseeiSoR
.safbiRg igs PuH4gs etc, etei ftfnishto A. "a -
times on tha aaosiFeas8aatEtAefEns ~" - AA't ''
House Gatterzua spoUEzg made 70 9r2ef. ~ -
sort warranted. Ola Iron, L-opPefEHo Lt@s ~Ehf7o
Ana Setss - s.,i- I.ss,Gly q. DUapNT,
'aA"l'f' 'P.-rrs Y. ssst Ss6n % ans I'd
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-22
Chicago Lttnsotr. .
a RARGAINf
ruEEER LAIE ard SHINGLES.
". EsrE&i g. Co,

s. EKsSAla.
. 7 tss .5I Mccarthy ml's ar QEf5aE 2. - g..
N 81 r=-.ss 80 .gnlzzr, L4tH sha s@srs& SsA'
: aAi A+t'-a 80 Luue Idr
E.ssgisa-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-22
CartetQ,
NEW Music.

Yankee aotisns ana Toys,
4 LAhG hassOItUsut just5ps EiN an toT ssisau
- DsysEpoTt Music store
No lie Claire Kor CHAsDALL HIGGINS
Guitars
LsT.ssud FsTy AGs As-oItIbt ~ uilEVssS pod uLlt
ara atvBTiout pFlcesTGusiHs iGVn $500 - s4o
Also ElliDsirJn seventy ngH CsutstotH euly hySIt
iaIsst No Claire Row, C1
Feather ulEtsIs
4 Ss15 nae assortment GaG 10 fJaLj ~ tbs D6EsU-
~ pom Music Store;
8E IL LlgIIe ROW tth
EalGsi SssOrtD~ at tusTTsgsiY 81 Aud 10 s&ls IOE
- a. No L. Clare Row CSh
- UfThR aRa Violin stFl. sud syuIy kIvi Must
~ cEi asfeAEnalse kspteoEstsDtiT ~ hand at No
lie GtA'fe hOE. , s. II
Tie haiislalaA,
uhJ pdblisbod ~ L. Mason, Containing = FsIy a.
- soitaeaon VI Church Masie; Also the sha VIM b. W
Bradbury aud u Root Cau be found al No IL
claire nov C5h
hGsV4ds0us aad kIatiAas
Large aud selisslestsd assoItas u 10 81 sscsiVs
at gtIcssihst esnaotfai 60 give sLtlIo satisfaction
~ noe Le Claire R0wI CSn
I,LhRioakTTs, Flutes, FIas soists Ftcsiows %
- Flies al refused pEiessst
10 { lie Claire Row. 81
Ehs6t nGsi,
A LarssCoilectiOn On hand aEdNsa HasiliBSsivsL
- sssO0n as published al
F0 lie Claire Row. CAN
EhE best Piano Forte tHslfuaioE Ia tns World Rich
4 arison's modern schoofUF Piano foTtes can be
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-10
BENEVOLENCE.

We do not think a person can ovince n more
benevolent trait of character than being moved
at the distress and suffering of Others. and fur.
thermorc, anxious to do all in their power to al.
leviate by every possible means human suffering
In this view of the case, we do not know how
the humane and benevolent can do an action
more in accordance with their philanthropic
views, than by calling the attention Of their
afflicted friends acqIaintanccs to the fact, that
DR.. Seth S. HOnce, of l06 Baltimore street
Baltimore Md, have discovered Il preparation
which is put up in the form of pill, that has II
specific action for curing Epilepsy, or falling
fits, spusms, craps, and all forms of nervous
diseases. Among those who have been perma
ncntly cured, we might mention member OF
the family OF James II. Beadle, Huntsville Ala.
bamn; Mr.. NJ. p. Llcdge, Cabin Point, Surry
County, Va, and w. 7. Lyon, Grenada, Mis-
sissppl. We might go on onumeratng mum
ber Of others until we had entirely filled up
this column of our paper; but we have said sui.
iicent to satisfy every persOn thai the subject
under consideration is one of vital Importance c
to every one. Reader! il you are a well man
or woman, and have no need of remedy, per-
haps you know some person who is not equally
blessed as yourself, if so, cut out this notice,
and send it to him or her. 1t will cost you but
little trouble, and probably it will make you in.
strumenial in curing some poor, afflicted mortal
Of that dreadful visitation, Epilepsy, or falling
sickness.
DR.. Hance sends his pills by mail, free OF pos
tage, TO all parts OF the world on the receipt OF
a remittance. His prices are one box, So; two,
S.; twelve, 1921. We have given his address
above.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-10
NEW YORK MARKET.

April Cotton irmer and buoyan sales
of 1900 bales. N. o mid i6a; Upland do
III, do fair ll2.
Flour dropping, sales 5000 bis. Wheat
firm, sales OF l400O bu South. red at l7On72.
Cog better, sales of $4,000 bus. Pork is
dropping, sales l5o bis. Lard dropping. sales
400 5bls.
Coffee firm, with sales of $50 hogsheads
New Orleans at 7asc. Molasses quiet, with
sales 800 bbls. Linseed oil very quiet. Lard
oil is langud.
Stocks lower, and money market unchang-
ed. Va 6s 944; No. 6's S54. Sterling Ex-
change dull. Chicago and Rock Island, s54.
Cleve. g. Toledo 81. Erie 56S Galena g.
Chicago ll4l. Reading 90 l-S. N. Y.Cen-
tral 92a. Miss onr 6's So. Indiana 5's seI
Va. 6's 95a. Milwaukee and Mississippi SC.
Cumberland Coal Co. 24i.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-10

The AMERICAN PARTY IN IEDTANA-Wc
find the following in the indianapolis Journal.
1t lo ooks some thing like fusion:
INDIAKAPoLIs, April ., 1856.
To the Members Of The American ParH of In
diana:
At meeting of the Executive committee
of the State Council, held at indianapolis on
the 2d day of April, 1856, after a full express
sion of the members upon those questions
that have divided and distracted the American
party in other States, the committee unani-
mousy adopted the following suggestions,
and earnestly request the true friends OF
AmeriCan;sm to cooperate with them in
carrying out the views of the committee -
That as in '54we stand uncompromisingiy op-
posed 10 the present corrupt national Admin
istration, and as party we stand ready to
co-operate with any party which aims to put
an end to its msrule. And further, we re-
gard the repeal of the Missouri Compromise
an in!raction of plighled faith of the nation,
the same should be restored, and if efforts to
that end fail Congress should refuse, under
all circumstances. to admit any State into the
Union tolerating Slavery, made free by that
Compromise. Therefore, we approve of the
call for Peoples Convention 10 be held on
the first day of May next, and earnestly call
upon the American party throughout the
State TO send a full delegation to that Con-
vention. Attest:
VIM. SHEETS, Pres't
w. w. WRiGHT.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-10
w. w. WRiGHT.

HolIowdy'S Ointment and Pills, wonderfully
efficatlous in Curing Disease of the Skin.-
Thomas Musgrove, of Baltimore Mary land,
was for eighteen months a severe sufferer
with sores on his face, hands, and various
parts o! his body, of II scorbutic nature, there
were many things recommended and tried
but 10 no purpose. AS the malgnity of the
disease did not in any way abate, he then
commenced using Hollowuy's Ointment and
Pills, and by perseVering with them for sew
eral weeks, the eruptions have all completely
healed, and lie now enjoys the best OF
health.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-10
From the Ne,p York Euenins Post.

The NATIONALITY OF SLAVERY DIsALLow-
ED IN CAtIFoRNIA.-An important opinion
was recently delivered by Judge Hays, in the
Court of the First Judicial District of Cali
fornia. II is the decision Of cause which
involved, as the correspondent from whru
we have received it truly says, the question
whether the free states have constitution,
and laws which are to be observed, or wheth
er they both lose their validity when the,
come into collision with the interests OF slav
cry.
The case was that of several families oI
slaves some of whom were children, who haC
been brought into California in 1851, ant
whom their master, Robert Smith, after q
residerce of five years in that-state, now de.
sires to take back to Texas and slavery. re
persuade them to accompany him, he had told
them that they should be as free in Tezas as
in California. The decision of Judge Hays
forDids his removing them to Texas under
the pretext of being their proper guardian
. and establishes their freedom. In this de
cision, Judge Hays arrives at quite ditfefen
conclusions from those of Judge Anderson
who decided similar case in one OF the Cal
ifonia courts about three years since.
Judge Hays is native of Baltimore, an
was foi some time resident Of Missouri be
fore moving to FCslforha. The course @
reasoning, however, when he pursues in hu
man and enlightened views, and not disposed
under any pretext, to sanction the claim late
ly set up in behalf Of the shareholders. I
make slavery national, and to put the right
of their class above all state laws and cor
stitntions.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-10
MARRIAGES.,

On the Sd inst, at the residence OF Mr.
Conrsd Troll, by Rev. Alexander Young, Mr.
Henry Stolze and Miss Doris Baker.
On the 23d ut by Rev II. Hebcrling Mr.
Isaac N. Moore and Miss. Nancy Anne Ken.
nedy, all of Belmont Co.
On the gath, by the same Mr.. Aarsor
Courtney of Athens county o, and Mrs. Mary
Pile, of Pennington Belmont Co.
On the Goth, by the same at the house
OF Rev. Henry Cory, Mr.. Edward Yates anC
Miss. Grace Daughter of Rev. Henry Cory
all of Be mont Co.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-10

A FREE STATE OUT OF TEXAs.--From
various sources we have come in possession
of facts, which go to show that the Germans
French Swiss, HuDgarians, and other foreign.
ers, will ere long. make strong demOnstra-
tion to foim free State out of Western
Texas. We have lately conversed with men
from that part of the State, and they funniest
tatngly aver that the foreigners there to ii
man are opposed to Slavery. There are also
men from the North who are insidious leaders
in the movement, and are urging the forei-
gners to take bold stand in favor of the
project. They are busy in the work of drill
ing them for the contest, and already boast
of having ten thousand voters. The strug-
gle for division will soon commence, and
although natives of the State would like to
see division, yet they fear to fest the ques-
ton. But whether they move or not, the
foreigners will move fol- them, and bring Oh
the issue. The longer the natives Of the
State delay action on this subject, the worse
it will be !or them, for their oppor
ents are gathering numerical strength, ant
will doubtless overwheln them sooner ol
later unless our present patent process of ma
turalizatiun is speedily arrested.
These patent mills are grinding out voters
with astonishing radidity, and the hopper is
kept full of fresh grists from the old world
Gentlemen who have lately visited that por'
tion of the State confirm the above state.
ments. There is food for reflection to South
ern men IN this matter, and the sooner the
issue is promptly met, the better it will be
for all parties. What will our Texas ex
changes say to this State of ,hings!-Ne't
, Orleans Creole.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-10

THE UNDERSTANDINGS This all important
item in the human economy receives much
and deserved attention. Apropos, of this
Mr.. HUMPHREY ALEXANDER has Just received
will sell them cheap,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-10

IL appears by "a letter from Mr.. Gains, OF
Kentucky, published in the Cincinnati Com
mercial, that his brother in Arkansas, to
whom certain slaves, including the woman
who murdered her child at Cincinnati were
consigned refused to receive them on his
plantation, and they were forwarded t, Louis
iana. where they viii doubtless be sold to the
highest bidder.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-10

JusT so.-The Memphis Eagle and En-
quirer, and old Wing paper, hoisis the Fill
more and Donelson flag, and says among
other things "Maj Donelson is on able
man, and entirely sound on the American,
and on all southern questions"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-10

A LOST ART.-In these days of Cheap
Wall paper, the art of whitewashing is fas,
becoming classed with those mysterious an.
cient arts, unknown to moderns. The pri.
mrary cause of this is the wonderful cheap
ness and beauty Of Wall papet II. Alex.
der has superb lot on hand which he will
sell chem.
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OLD SORES are alwas difficult TO heal, in
some cases have been known to produce death:
but in no instance has Carter's Spanish Mixture
allied to cure them vixen properly taken Act
ing entirely upon the blood, it expels the humor
causes the remainder of the body to sympatize
with its afflicted portion, gives strength to the
flesh and clasicity,to to the skin, and, by a
soothing process which il possess, soon produce,
a reaction that speedily heals the wound ant
makes the sufferer whole.
For sale by ..
II. ALEXANDER, St. Clairsville
A. G, MARTIN, ST CIairsyille.
Jas Baker, Wheeling
VIM. Dunbar, Unionlown.
| Geo. q Bethel, Flushing
| X. 5 Clark, Morrslown.
| H. II, Mott, Rarnesyille
| NJ. I. Miles e. Son, SOmertor..
And ty Der sr' n Medicines everywhere.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-10

GTGen. Cass presented memorial from
the Kansas Legislature to the U. S. Senate
on Monday last.
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4, GJ-NEw BooKs.-lndiu, ,or the Pearl o:
Pearl River by Mrs. Soathworth, Edith or
life in Virginia, Peg Mofiington. Lie and
correspondence Of Lord Jeffrey, ellie or the
Human Comedy, Dickens works in paper,
Macauly's History of England, Scots Bible
3 vols, just received by A. c. Martin.
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CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

HARTFORD, April 7.--As far as heard from
the democrats have elected 80 representa-.
tives, and the opposition 90, returns yet to
come in are expected TO be favorable to the
opposition, making the House sure, and The
Senate doubtful.
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rIoonand's German Biitcrrs
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TIE GREAT REMEDY FOR NERVOUS DE
BlLlTY
J. NJ. Uulshizer, Doylestown, Pa June 20;
1859, s0ys "My wife has been afflicted with a
nervous debility since September, 1851, sircc
which time have been unable TO find any
physician or medicine that would benefit her IN
the least, until one day | called at the store Of
Dr. Hnrvy, ol this town for some tincturo OF
lion, and described 10 him the affections of my
wiie; he than handed me lot Of papers TO read
among which fonnd one describing your ger.
man bilters, immediately procured few bot
ties from him, and am pleased to state that
me use Of the Bittors has done her more good
than all the medicines she has heretofore taken.
wish you TO send me half dozen bottles"
And for sale by
H. ALEXANDER, st. ClairsviIle
a. c. MARI n. ST. CairsyiIle.
Jas. Baker. Wnc,ing.
VIM Dunbar. UnOniown.
Gel. & Bethel, Flushing;
/. S. Clark, Morristown.
ii II. Moot, GAINESVILLE
M. 7. Miles &Son. Somerton
Ana by Dealers in Medicines everywhere,