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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-11

nIIS -Iinse"d f.srf snd Tanners OIL. Oak0o1
OPie., Plaster Paris, Cement, Hair, Glass, 2 .
~. N-u. kf ar.
ap1Nhtfl u.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-24
DISTaICT CONVENTIONS.

The voters of the Second sub-di-
vision Of the Eighth judicial Dis
trict, consisting If the counties Of
Monroe, Guern,ey and Helmont,
wi hout respect to past political diff
felences, WHO are opposed TO the pol
icy of he present Administration
and in favor Of restoring the action
of The Federal Government to the
principles of WASHINGTON and JEF-
rERsoS, are invited to meet in Con-
vent;on at
pARNEsvILLF, AUGUST 18Th, 1856,
for The purpose of lacing in nemi-
nation a candidate for Judge Of the
Court Of Common Pleas, for the said
District. Also: at the same time
and place a Convention from he
17th Congressional District, con-
sisting of the counties of Guernsey,
Monroe. Noble and Belmont. will be
held to place in nomination candi-
date for Congressman in this Dis-
trict, and appoint a Presidential
Elector.
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That CLUB-The Buchanan Club wa

That CLUB The Buchanan Club was
advertised to meet on Friday evening OF
last week. but as the sho,c was in town the
same evening they could not raise a quor um
for the transaction of business. OF course
no one can object to any person who chooses
q circus in preference to Buchanan club:
the fDrmeNp ng lively, and the latter SO
prepos,erously dull BY the way, is there
not something ominoOs in The fact that the
"a A.rican Demo :racy" have chosen Friday
for their great day this year! Buchanan n
was nominated ON Friday; Buchanan Club
in this place was otganiz d on Friday, and
adjourned to meet on Friday; and in the
last G Isetts We faI that the Democratic
County Convention is to meet on Friday.
August 22d. As Friday is hangman's day,
there is something peculiarly significant in
thus thrusting men forward On that day
be politically deca2itated.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-24

liz PREss.-RsTibutiJn by Mrs. Souh.
worth. is emphatically, a great work by a
great authoress. This work from the pro
life pen Of thai wonderful genius which has
in an astonishingiy brief period, given to
the world such works as The lost heiress,'
" Deserted Wie." "Mrssing Bride" &c.
&c, will receive from the public a igh
need Of praise. We take pleasure in an
nouncing the fact that Mr. t. B. Peterson
will issue the above work on the 10th oil
August, prox., in his superior style, and
that il will b. s1ld at Sl,25 in one volume
muslin, or Sl.oo in two volumes, paper.
Address, T. B. Peterson, NJ. lO2 Chest.
nut street. Philadelphia.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-24
ONICS WON'T DOI

they never did do than giva temporary
eiief and they never will 1t is hecsusr they don't
touch the cause oi The disease. The Cause all aeue
and bilious diseases is the atuos herc poson called
Miasma Or Msiaria. NruiralIze this poison ty it's
appears at Rhodes Fever aud Ague Cure is this
AniidOte TO MaarIa aud moreover II Is pei tectIy
harmless medicine. The certificate OF the celebrate
Chemist DIR. J. X ChItou, OF New York, to this ef-
feet attached aveIy hoitie therefore, il il does
good j. can do no harm.
This is than can be SAID If Quinine, Arsenic,
tonic i'll existence, their ruinous the
constitution and brings un Dumb Ague, which never
allows i person feel perfectly well for a moment
In illustration these truths annex sone extracts
IRON a letter just received from a PhysicIan:
GEORGETOWN. Ohio March L., 1856.
Jas. 4. RHODES. Esq.-Dear Sir: Yours of the 2d
inst is hand The Cure arrived aIe last year and
increase from The fact that remedy all been intro
duced which as grown. ia favor with tine public.
a. heing better than ling Quinine-n5t showing I
presume that the remedy they used escape taking
Quinine. contained the Drug itseti
This remedy, {KnUwn ''Smth's TOnic."l would
inv lria ly Beak an ase, buI it did mol Cure it, it
circumstance Geemed III your favor. II Cou'd u-
stilue test comparisnn between 1t and you. Cure
The ioluw Ing IL the result:
Three persons took yOur Care AL Of which were
cases of 'QuOtidiar Internitteis Fever" Of many
weeks Standing. They had trei QuIninr, aud other
remedies occasionally mIssins chill, hut [as
in all such cases. :lowy we:ll ~ them nut aud laying
the foundation at other and .ev :rer maIadies did
succeed in eeCtng radical of all three of ise
IaSes " ltn your Tciheuy- ai lrV ntVe hot hah Cll
since. In al tmee OF these cases HE Smith TUnC
had been used, and would. before stael. freak III
chill hut after period or two had elapsed would
return.
] think there ill he difficulty now in giving to
your "Cure" tile vantage ground OF any remedy
how in use here. &C., ST..
WILLIAM BuCKSER. NJ. d.
Rhodes Fever and A5ue Cure, or AntIdOtP to Ma
Iaria, the only harmless. remelv in existence equally
cer ain ss rrtveriatIve cure" Take it " hen
feel The ChIlis coming on and you i'll never have
a single one.
JAS. 4. RHODES. Propre tor, Providence, +. 7.
Wholesale Agents. ST. Louis, H. BIACkSI.EY;
Chicago, BARCLAY BROS. Ans inr sale by Drug
g> - generally. a'9I3n
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-24

NEWARK AWAKE -Frnm the following
extract from the Newark American, OF Fri
day last we judge that Newark has not gone
to sleep over the important issues of the
campaign, ard that her sold liners" nave not
all gone over to the enemy, as the opposition
would have the people believe:
Tie Ratification last NioM-A very large
and enthusiastic body OF Freemen assembled
al the Court House last night to ratiiy the
nominations oi Fremont and Dayton. J.
Buckingham E.q., Hon. WIN. Stanbery
and Judge Humphrey We're the speakers. A
beautiful Flag, made by the fair hands OF
The ladies' of Newark, was presented in
their name to the Republicans of old Lick
ing, by l.. P. Conan. Alter the meeting,
FIRE Works were displayed, and iliumina
tions BY the Mes>rs. Bingham, in front OF
their Hotel. Seventy-tSo lights were ar
ranged in the form Ola square, and made q
splendid appearance. Much enthusiasm pre-
vailed through the d,y and evening Tle
booming cannon ushered in the latter.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-24
uALSEY'S
FOREST WINE, g. GUhi-c0ATED
FOREST FILLS.
The most extraordinary discovery in the
World!
100000

BOTTLES & BOXES SOLD ANNUALLY
And Thous 'uds of Lives saved from PT EAATURE
GRAVE, ny this discovery.
Tesiim onas OF the most unexceprionahIe charac.
Ter are continually pouring in from iyery part Of The
Country hearing witness 10 the unr aelIed efficacy
of these Medicines.
The following show the number OF cases cured as
Ger Ied TO by letters and other testmoues received
fr nm all parts of the Union aud British colonies.
from the LIST of January, ls52, 10 January Isr 1853
iuelI sive:
Cases Cured.
DYSPEPSIA and haritual Costiveness, .53
Nervous Disorders, 63I
General Debility, 6nI
Pustnts, uphe ity color Of the skin, $40
Bilious Disorders, 1863
Srraiu a aud Ncrcuriel Com piatntl, 49l
JanatIce I92
Liver Complaint 306
Salt Rheum. 81
Erysipcias, ISL
Fever aud tcue, Jgi
Censump;ive I:eclne, Colds and Coughs, 4Qj
Drupss, la
Rheumatism. IaOI
Otter various disorders. 1nj
Rut siort time has elapsed since these great aud
good Medicines have ieen made knnwn the '.uhic.
vet thousands hsve already experienced their good
effects. Invaiids gwen nver hy their physicians
curable have foui relief aud heen restored sound
aud vigorous health from their use. The great
uc ed thousa recommend them 10 their friends
Men of integrity and Physicians have "a ,ctioned
their use. and recommend them TO the public.
case Of Scrofula Cured.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-24

Hollopays Ointment and Pills, certiin
Cure for Wounds and Ulcers.-Thomas
Thompson, of Batavia, New York. Was al
hicted ali over his body with running ulcers,
his lie at last became quite burden to hm
as he was q misery to himself, and an en-
noyance to his friends In the hope Of OBJ
tanning relief to his sufferings, he consulted
several physicians and surgeons. but his ctse
seemed So desperate that it was consid cred
hope less. At this stage he mad recourse to
HoIloway's Ointment and Pills, and by per-
severing with these remedies for ten weeks.
he was completely cured, and now enjoys
the best of health.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-24
FROM KANSAS.

ST. LOUIS. July 9.-Advices from Topeki
to the Attn have been received.
A convention met on the I'd and passei
resolutions in favo. OF the Republican party
denunciatury OF the Democracy, and appeal
ing to the friends of free Kansas in Con
gress 10 st 'p the supplies until Kansas /:
admitted under the present constitution.
Marshal Donaldson and Judge Elmore
read TO the Convention the Presidents
February proclamation and new one from
NJ. Woodson, Sec'y of the Territory, also
note from Colonel Sumner, stating that
he would prevent the meeting of the Legis-
Iature-but they werr not needed. About
500 people were present, all armed.
Both branches o. the Legislature met OF
the 4th, quorum being present the roll
was call, d.
40, ut noon Col. Sumner entered town
with 2oo Dragons and planted two pieces
of artillery Il; he head o: Kansas avenue
The troops were drawn up be ore ConSti-
tutioral Hall, and Sumner told the citizens
he would not disarm them or break up the
Convention, but that he had orders TO dis
solve the Legislature, and would do So
Sumner then entered the III Of Rep:esen-
tatives, aud in a gentlemanly manner in
formed the Members he had orders to dis
perse them, and he should enforce it. He
said, ] am called upon to perform the most
painful duty in my life, under the authority
of the Presidents proc lamation, | am here
TO dissolve this Legislature, and in accord
ance with nv ordefs. command you to dis
perse. God kRo3s have no party feeling
in this natter, and will have none while |
hold my present position in Kansas. have
,ust returned from the border, where | have
been senIing home party of Missourlans,
and am nov here with instru 'ti,ns ID dis
solv. this legislature, and again command
you to di-per>e.
Judge Schuyler asked il they were 20 un-
derstand they wera to Be driven out at the
poiat of the bayonet.
Sumner repIled-I will use the whole
force under my command to enforce my
orders.
The house then dispersal. A similar
scene was enacted in the Senate, when it
a lso dispersed.
The Convention was preparing resolu-
tions endorsing the State government and
the Topeka Constitution. frars of inva-
sion had kept large numbers from attending
the Convention. Lsne had Dot yet arrived.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-24

The following Testimony, given us hy Mr.. lothian P.
COndit. of Orange, N. J., shows The extraordinary
effects of this Wine and Pills in Paralysis
Orange, N. j., Feb. I4th 1858.
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IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN

jyl0tf
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AccIDsxT.-CoI. McNeely, of Bridgeport.
met wit1a very serious accident between
here and Bridgeport on Tuesday evening o;
last week. Immediately opposite Mr.. Bar
nsrd's residence his horse fell on HIN, frac-
turing several of his ribs. and otherwise in
ju,ing severely. He was SO far Ieco, cred
as to be able 10 resume his duties as Depu.
y Sheriff, ON Monday.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-24
FROM BALTIMORE.

July 2lst.-The mail from the South
brings nothing from beyond Washington.
The National Inte lisencer publishes
cnd from Mr.. Bu'lingame, in which he
says the conversation of himself and friends
with Mr.. Brooks, having received an inter-
pretation that does injustice to its real
meaning, he w withdrsws it and says ex-
plicitly that he leaves the speech to inter-
pret itself, and holds himself personally re-
spons'b for it without qualification or a.
mendment.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-24

TIE CIKcIssXTI GAzETTE long
established and reliable journal has recently
bern very much improved in appearance, and
changed in style. II is now published in
folio Of eight pages. weekly, and neatly as
large as the N. Y. Tribune. 1t gives Fre-
mont and Dayton hearty support, and ad-
vocstes the immediate admission of Kansas
as q Free State, with great ability. It sho'd
receive from the Republicans of Ohio lib
eral support.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-24

STATE ELEcTIoNs.-On the first Monday
of August elections will be held in The
States OF Kentucky, Arkansas, Texas, Mis-.
souri, and Iowa; and Oh the tirst Thursday oI
August, in North Carolina and Tennessee.
On the first Monday of O,lober, in Flor.
ida and Georgia.
On The second Tuesday of October, il
Pennsy lvania, Ohio and Indiana.
Or Tuesday, after the first Monday Of No
vember, in Massachusetts, New York, New
Jersey, illinois and Michigan.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-24

The Commun' C. ton of sHenry
Clay Wing" will appear next week We
ssk for il a careful perusal and commend its
teaching to that class of men VINO glory in
the name of "Clay Wings" yet assist in
elevating to Office man who, by his slander.
against Clay kept him out of the Presiden-
tiaI Chair. We hope to hear from the same
correspon !ent frequently between this and
the election.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-24
SIIICIDE

PrTTsBURG, July 2i.-Hugh Carrigan
c, icted in Westm reland county, for the
murder of his vile and burning his baby,
under sentence OF death. committed suicide
Oh Saturday night in Greensburg Jail; his
body was found in the cell on Sunday morn
ing. an inquest was held and adjourned
till Tuesday for further analysis of his
1t is supposed he took oxalic
acid,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-24

IMPR vEMEEr.-The workmen have COM
menced the work of tearing down the old
jail, preparatory to erecting a new building
in the same place, as a residence for the
gaoIer. CHARLES COLLINS, of this place
has the ntract for building. 1t is an i'm.
prOvement that was very much needed
The house is to be completed by the lst Of
December, next.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-24

FoR HoRsEs Merchants Gargling Oil
is one ol the best liniments now in use for
man or beast. II has been used with sue
cess 10 hundreds os cases, and never known
to fail. II Cures cuts, sprains, gsIds. bruises
rallous. and many other diseases horses are
subject 10. Fox sale BY A. C. MARTIN
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-24
NEW YORK MARKET.

July 2l.--Flnur dropping, sales OF 1000 bbIs at
l.9, Ca6 no for siule; Is Tor Olio. Wheat easier,
sales OF 20 0O bush. a; l60 tr southern red and
LII for white Corn Grouping. sules OF 81 900
hush. western mixed at ooh. Fork declined sales
OF 250 bbls at 2U.37. Beef dull, sales 800 bbls
Lard firm sales 2ou Ibis. Stock dull. Cumber-
nni2 2.I. N. Y Ceutra! S7i. Pnnna coal Co..
POI. Reading 90. Canton 23l. Cleveland and
Toledo 77t. Cleveland Galeua and Cincinnati
1903. Illinois Central 1851. Sterling Exchange
firm.
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Tiles PILLS pUNIFy THE BLOOD.

These famous Pills expressly cos'ned tooperata
an the stouarh. the liver, the kidHey tie lungs the
skin aBd the bowels. Getting any d--an!enIent In
their functions. purifying tie hioId. tie very founi ain
fe and thus curing disease in all its forms.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-24

DEBILITY AND IEDIGEsrroN.-So popular
has that simple and delight u! remedy, "Be .
have's Holland Bitters," become, that you
find it everywhere. Almost every friend
YOU hive, bears testimony to its efficacy in
cases of debility, indigestion and heaoacbe.
We kn"w no remedy of the kind which
we can recomme d more confidently as a
family mediciue.-Union.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-24

0rWe neglected to notice two weeks
since that the Cad Sentinel had appeared
In new dress. 1t presents an excellen'
appearance, and 80 far as money matters are
concerned we wish its editor abundant cup.
port, farther than that, however, this depu-
neut saith not.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-24
The American Ticket:

The following is the American Ticket fc
his County:
Clerk,
D. s. ADAMS, of Richland Township;
Auditor,
J.F. CHARLEswoRTH, OF Richlsnd.
Sheriff,
PATRICK LocHARY, of Richland.
Surursor.
ALoszo P. MILLER, of Washington.
Commissioner,
SAMUEL Day, of Mead.
Ccun'v .Infrmary Director,
EDWARD SHALLcRoss, of Richland.
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Invalid have you tried Hoofand's German
Bittersl If not, read the following:
LANCASTER, April 80, 1850.
Respected Sir-l have been for a series of
years afflicted with Dyspepsia, Inactivity OF
the Liver, and Nervous Debility. My mental
powers have been so reduced as to render ME
quite unfit for the transaction of any kind o:
business. After consulting many eminent
physicians, and using their prescriptions, and
after using the must popular remedies Of the
dey, supposed to be applicab bic to my case, |
always laIled to have permanent relief. A
friend, with much PERSUASION, induced Inc to
try a bottle of your celebrated Btters. have
used one bottle, and this day commenced the
second, | can with cheeriulness, state that it
has happily improved me. My appetite and
spirits have stpnisbing improved, and | begin
To feel as though had grown Suddenly ten
years younger; and really, am almos, pre-
pared to say that now consider myself calcu-
lated for any business. while. ten days ago, /
W. uld as soon have undertaken to square the
circle, as to have attempted it.
Yours, respectfully.
A. s. KAUFMAN.
To Dr.. G.. nj. Jackson, PhIlad'a.
And tor sale by
H. ALEAAN. FIR, ST. Clairsvi!le
A. c. uARi ~. St. Clairsville
Jas Baker " NJ, ing.
VIM. Dunbar. UnionIown.
Ge, Z. Bethel, Flushing;
r. S. lark, Morristown.
II H. Moot. Barnesvlle
NJ. P. Miles &Son. Somerton
And by Dealers in Medicines everywhere.
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@The Marietta Inteili9enrer comes to
Us in an entire new outfit, and it speaks as
saucily ss il it thought FREMONT would be
the mex, President. The InteliosRcer is one
Of the best kind of papers. and as it is emf
nently deserving Of success we hope it will
receive it.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-24

HoT.-Last Thursday the thermometer
stood at I04 > in the shade, So we were told
That WAS hot en- 1ugh to make a person
wish to strip off his flesh, and sit in his
homes to cuol off.
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Nfu AObfrtisflu(nts.

q % the CITIZENS of Belmont County
I the undersigned Reg leave inform you ihas
iha they are carrying ON the
COACH @k MAKING
in all its branches lie establishment formerly
owned by Juseph Williams, and that ihey have
superior SOCK of
Buggies Il Carriages on hand,
for Durability Nea,ness can not be surpassed West
OF the Mountains, and they intend TO sell low
;hey eau lie afforded. We hope 10 share Iiberaj
patronage from a generous Community.
FukEMAN & FORBES.
References SAMUEL MCDOWELL Esq,
ST. Ciairsvie.
HENDERSON HAYS, UniOntown,
JOHN PURTERFtELD Mc allun
Greek
Having purchased tie Right of the Patent Coupling
pateuted hy the Hon Edward & Charles Everett.
OF the greatest Improvements OF the age,
and only need be TO be appreciated.
A. FOREMAN n
b FORBES.
CsDTr Hhin TuI iaJG.-2n
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SENATORIAL ELECTORS:
I. C. NJ. Clay, OF Madison county.
2. George d Biakey. OF Logan county.
REPRESENTATIVES:
/. Edgar Needham, of Louisville.
2. J. II. Raw wlings, of Madison county.
3. Rev. J. S. DAVIS, of Lewis county.
a. ]. Glazebrook, of Barren county.
5. J R. Whittemore, of Campbell county.
6. David NJ 'rgan, OF Floyd county.
z. " Hamil on, OF B.acken county.
8. Jas. LashDrooks, of Davies county.
9. Green Spells, OF Jessamlne county.
10. John Wash, o. Anderson county.
Eloquent speeches were delivered by Cas-
sius Nj. Clay, Rev. John G. Fee and Rev.
J S. Ddvis-Cin. Gas.
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4otaI gntfIIiaentt.
Announcements.

MR EprroR-Pease announce the nane o.
DANIEL PICK Esq- as q candidate. for the afbce oi
Judge the Coari of Common pi-as, a! The s'conf
rubdv i-ioE oithe Eighth Judicial District Of The
State OF Onio, at the ensuing Election
And Ublige
Macy Voters Of old Belmont.
arPapers in the district please epPy-
Mr. EptroR PHRASE snnounce the name OF
CARO- C. CARRoLL ESQ as a caDdi lie e tor the Of
&c. O. Iud g- at the Court ot Common pls as. nj the
second -ub-dIvisio1 81 the Eighth Judici7l di'rci
sfthe stat. of Ohi,. AT the g, neral Eecii1n, nnd
Guernsey Counties -.
s1rPspers in the district please copy.
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zone immoral. one corrupted rh,u ught.

''0ne immoral. one corrupted iht ught
One line, which. dying he could wish to blot -
What a noble recommendation this for him
and his book. In an age teeming with i'm
morality he carefully prunes it of every
Pfofs nity-of everything having tie least
show Of blasPhemy, and an appreciating
public has stamped upon his labors the de-
served plaudit-'well DONE" The above
remarks apply as well to the August number
OF the current year. as to any of lis more
than 800 predecessors. The Book" Is the
'trysting place. of Pureminded authors, and
suthOresses. Long may they have so glori-
ous q resort, under the careful espionage Of
LOUIS A. GJpEY.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-24

@The Pittsburgh Journal has hoisted
the Moth American ticket. Fremont for
President and VIM. F. Johnson, of Penn
sylysnia, for Vice-President
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CLEVELAND WOOL DEPOT.

II EhE Is no longer QuPstlON, ~
doubt in the minds ui those who hs' &C.
guainted with the advantages The Cleveland Wool
Depot oers for the sale of Wools of It's in ,orance
and pr acticabliity
Located, as il is at the outlet o. the great vooI
growing West being OF easy access 20 w1oEsrnwer
and merchants, and within "a .iourrs rife of The
most distant manufactures OF Few England il ous
SeSses great advantages.
Manufacturers. (except' .rs those who arc engaged
specuIarors in w ooi speak in the highest terms
of This system, and lie man, satisfactory letters we
are receiving iror. wool growing friends. have
stimulated Us 10 increase efforts TO make this
mouse what 6 should he-a safe and reliable Channel
for the 81 .e of their woods. II has surmonntcd ali
The DIR .cuties and o.pOsti0ns that Could well be
brour III against any enter prise by class Of speeua
io'S opposed 10 IT. and it now has more aud stronger
recommendations than ever. We have spared nu
pains nor expenses IN making ampfe arrangements
for all whu may wish TO avail themselves of the al
yantaaeg arising from this manner of grading aud
selling woods. Merchants, and wnnl-growers, who
W ish reaae their woods, an delivery at De.
pot. eau he accommodated with hherai atvances.-
Ii desired sacks IL he sent herT tn"re to those
wishing % send MS theIr wool. aud WDDi. TWINE
for tying iceres viii bc furnished at irom l3 IL
~ per pound.
When several IN neighhorhool wish US 90 fnv.
ward, sacks or tyIne we prefer sending 10 one al.
dress. Our custom in Ii!iuaIs. and the Western
States will fnd that nrdertrg sacks from IA viii
save them much trouble, aud nsura the safe arrival
of tho wOpi here. our sacks are all numbered and
STAMPED Cleveland Wool Depot and after being
fitted by consiIunrs. viii require othe, mirks.
VIC hope for liberal patronage, onr changes are
low tor haniiing aud sSliins, aud wa promise our
employers that our undivided attention shalt be do
! voted to th'i- intsrest, Very Respectfully, .
! !asy Is. '5s3n GooDALE s CO.