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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-07
Kookuk Mattress Mandatory /!
A. C.. Orr

s now manufacturing Mattresses II every deecrip-
tion, Spiral Spring, CURED Hair Wooden, Feltine
Cotton, Moss, Birch, shuck, and Straw, of the best
quality. Pillows and holsters of all kinds. Also.
Comforts and Feathers
Hotel and Steamboat orders promptly attended to,
and all articles manufactured sold ut my estab-
nsnmen, wan be offered at fair terms, and warrant
ed. challenge the production Of superior work At
any establishment Of the kind in the Western coun-
try You are respectfully invited TO call and exam
Inc specimens of my work. Wareroom corner Of
Fourth street and Exchange.
have In operation newly invented and expensive
machinery, which enables me to manuf acture bet
ter work ut more liberal rates. than inferior work
otherwise manufactured can be afforded for. Mate
uniformly and perfectly prepared, and the work
far superior in quality.
Wholesale and RstaiI.
March 10 1856 dAwly
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FOR SALE

OFFER for sale an Engine and Boiler, from six L
eight horse power, having been in use with Iigh
work two years the boiler is first rate and ali
good running order and condition for particular
inquire al the Plough and Wagon factory corner o,
Main and 18th streets. FREEMAN KNOWLES.
mchSlim
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To watchmakcrs and Jewellers.

To Watch makers and Jewellers.
M are new receiving our Spring stock Of
w Jules Jurgensen IS splendid Watches,
Vacheron Constantne's
Lewis Richards
Jules Suer's
James Stoddarts
X. f. Coweroys
K. b. Johnson's f"
X. Perry's "
and other celebrated makers in Gold and Silver Co
SEES. Also large stock Of cheaper Watches, Of the
best styles Also every description of Jewelry, u
he latest styles Of the finest to the cheapest quality
Also Table and Pocket Cutlery, Plated spoons and
Forks, Clocks, Watch Materials Spectacles, Pistols,
Accordeons, dc.
DEALERS will find it TO their advantage to examine
our stock, rs we can sell AZ cheap any Eastern
house, and has good ment TO sSlses
from. DuHME 4 CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers, No l30 Main II.
Cincinnati, o. N~8
mch3l -d2w.
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SEVEN PERSONS DRowNEp.-The Rock Is
lander OF the 2Sth learns from a gentleman
Just from Lyons that On last Monday, man
with two-horse wagon in which besides
himself there were two women and four chill
dren, attempted to cross the river on the ice
above Lyons, but the wagon broke through
and all seven persons were drowned.
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DISSOLUTION.

A 0PARfNERSHIP heretofore existing under
"A the name of Mckenny Runner, is this day
dissolved, by mutual consent. All claims against
The old firm will be cancelled by T. /. Nc
Kenny, who will in future conduct the bushes, and
who alone is authorized settle the business Vt the
old firm T. I. McKENNY,
NJ. II. RUNNER.
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N CAR Id.

/ HAVE this day disposed Of my entre interest in
L the drug business TO T. l. Mckenny, also my in
terest In the manufacture and sale of Ii. X. Gill;
more's Mamaluke Lniment, and Vegetable Anti
Bilious Pills. and take pleasure in recommending
him to the public deserving OF their patron
age. M. ID. RUNNER.
mchI7dtf
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TnE DIS MONIES VALLEY Vine is issued from
this Office every Wednesday has extensive and in
creasng circulation throughout the DesMoines Val
ley, well in the rest of the State and the Uni
ed States and as medium of advertising is not
surpassed Subscription price 81 80 per annum in
advance.
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MEssRs EDITORS Many of the citizens of Kso-
kuk desire to propose WIZ. II. McPHERsos as a cand-
date for Constable. Mr. Mcpherson has been
tried and tested by the citizens of the place, and
found to be prompt, faithful and efficient officer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-07

M Ks. MANY A. PALMEK presents her cOmpli-
1vl meDs to the ladies of keokuk, and bcgs to in
form them that she has just received some Of the
latest styles and fashions for Ladies dresses and
basques, and would be happy to have them give her
o call, she is nfdent that she can give ample
satisfaction to all that will favor her with their pat
ronage Also, party dresses made TO order
Residence on Main street, between First and Sec
ond, opposite the Laelede House, adjoining Eagle
sons mch5d3m
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hEssRs. EDITORS Please announce c. C. sTEy-
EMS ana HAWKINS TAYLOR se candidates for Alder.
men for the Fourth Ward
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CITY ELECTION.

u. b. smith Is announced asa candidate for Al
derman IN the Second Ward n the coming election.
MANY VOTERS
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We are authorized to anpounce NJ. p. STARTS
and "M TaBEhAAS as candidates for Alderman in
the Second Ward
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-07

THOMAS MARTIN will be candidate for reelection
to the Office of Justice of the Peace at the April
election.
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We are requested to announce L. COLE, as a can
didate for reelection to the office of Justice of the
Peace at the Spring election.
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TO TILE prRLIc

Having disposed OF our entire stock of Groceries
20 Jo Davis, We recommend him TO our old custom
ers and the public generally, satisfied that they viii
find hun correct in business, ready salesman u per
feet gentleman, and in every way deserving OF the
patronage. mhl2dtf W. 4 y. LESLIE
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GROCERY PROVISION STORE.

'ltHE undersigned having located himself at the
old stand Of W N. Leslie, Main street,
would inform his friends and the public generally,
sortment Of Family Groceries, embracing every thing
in that line, which he sell az reasonable terms
az they be had in the city.
J0 DAVIS,
Keokuk, March 5. Main-st bet Tth h sth
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YVES IMPROVED PATENT

AE are proprietors Of the above patent for the
w State of Iowa, and prepared to contract
for the erection of Railway Highway bridges Of
any length of span from SO feet to 800 feet any
part of the State. As the above bridges have been
adopted most of the Railroads in the United
states, we deem comment TO their strength dura-
bilty and cheapness, unnecessary. All communica-
tions on the subject will receive prompt attention
Address STONE, BOOMERS BlINGTON
teh2Sd6m Davannnrf Inwa
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MEssRs. EDITORS Please announce the name Of
%. ,. MERRIAA as an INDEPENDENT candidate for
Mayor AT the next election MANY Worms
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MEsshs, EDfroRs Please aphounce O. W. Prrr
MAN and j. NJ. BILLINGS Candidates for Council
men in the Third Ward
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The PoPE's GOLDEN ROSE FOR TIE EXPRESS
EUoENIE.-A letter from Rome, of the 5th, in
the Debats, says:
"Rumors are current that Cardinal Alieri
will 60 TO Paris to represent the Pope as god
| father to the infant of the Emperor at the
| ceremony of the baptism, but others think it
probable that there will not be any special
envoy, the Nuncio in Paris executing the mis-
sion. On Sunday last, being the fourth Sun
day in Lent, the Pope gave his benediction
to the Golden Rose at the Sistine Chapel. 1t
is said that it will be sent to the Empress of
| the French. 1t is q very ancient rite of the
church that the Pope should, on the day Just
mentioned, bless golden rose, which it is
custom to send to sovereign, to a celebrat-
ed church, or to some eminent parsonage. If
1t be not presented TO any one, it receives
second benediction the year following. This
pious present was substituted for the gold
and silver keys, and for the pieces cut with
file from the chains which are said to have
bound the hands of St. Peter, which were for
merly sent"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-07

MEssRs. EDITORS Please Announce c. F. CoSS
as a candidate for the Council from the First Ward
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-07

lbs. GATE Cry Please announce CHARLES
PARSONS as candidate for Alderman from the First
Ward
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w are authorized to announce JOEL WOODS as q
candidate for Justice of the Peace at the ensuing
election.
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N Office.

TNHE Presbytery IF keokuk will bold it's next
stated meeting In the city of keokuk, on the %
Thursday lloth) OF April next, AT o'clock, p. NJ.
The churches are requested TO send their records,
statistical reports, commissioners and contingent
funds, and their ntrbutions for church
II yet paid g. C. BEAMAN,
Mchi2 ddw Stated Clerk
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We are requested to state that Wx srorrs will be
candidate for reelection to the Office Of j. p Mt the
spring election.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-07

FANNY FERNS PoRTRAIrs.-Here is pic
ture OF her brother.
"There's Richard Storrs Willis, or, Storrs
Richard Willis, or, Willis Richard Storrs.
/ ut is way that family have to keep chang
ing their names, editor of the Musical World,
not bad paper, either Richard has a ine
profile, trim, light figure, always unexcep-
tionably arrayed; and has gravity of mein
post edifying TO one who has eat bread and
Inolasses out of the same plate with him.
Bayard Taylor is thus taken, and the pic
ture is likeness
"There's Bayard Tayor-'the Oriental
Bayard.' Now ! don't suppose Bayard is to
blame for being pretty man, or for looking
so nice and bandbox-y. But if some public
benefactor would tumble his hair and shirt
collar, and tie his cravat in a loose sailor
knot; md it Bayard himself would open that
little three cent piece mouth Of his l-i-t-
tile wider when he lectures, il would take a
load Oft my mind | write this in full view
OF his interest in the Almighty Tribune, and
also set up for him certain Leaves for tar
get, by way Of reprisal.'
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Mr.. EDITOR Please announce J. T. GRIFrEY as a
candidate for City Marshall at the Spring election.
MANY VorERs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-07

JAMES dRAHAM, of Sankusky, will be candi-
Date for Justice Of the Peace in this township, at
the ensuing election.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-07

N0> We the undersigned members Of the bar Of
heokuk. would respectfully recommend to the vo-
ters OF jackson Township, c. G. Rockwell a suit
able candidate for the oce of Justice of the Peace
at the coming April election
n Lowe, w Lowrie,
W Turner, Hornish,
II II Beiding, Rankin,
y Reddington, j M Reid,
u w kilbourne, W W Belknap,
" Clagett, w Edwards,
y = Turk, ST Miller,
b Lynch. Ridley,
y Day, A Lynch,
II Shook, &C Dixon,
ID Simpson, LEH Houghton,
N Breeder, W Mccrary,
q r Todd, CEMoss
darrard, st Marshall
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DIED,

Flora Jane, daughter Of William and Ellen Tor
renee, April 4th. aged year, months and ~ days
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For the Gate CITY

VorERs OF Jackson TowNsHIP.--C. c. Rock
well is candidate for the Office Of Justice of
the Peace, and in casting your votes for him
you will be assured that you are voting for a
man who is eminently qualified for the office.
The Office Of Justice of the Peace in a COM
mercial city like Keokuk is an important one,
therefore vote for the man who is in every
respect we'll qualified. c. G. Rockwell was
called out by the entire Bar and is an indie
pendent candidate-see the call by the Bar
on another page. MANY VOTERS.
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To the StOckh oiders Of the X oh uk
Mt. Pleasant Il Muscatine X. II. CO. i.
NOTICE IS hereby given, thai in accordance with
y the conditions Of the subscription for the 10,
DIVISION of said road, the eighth nstaiment Of 81
Per cent will be due and payable April 4th, 1885,
The banking houst of Charles Parsons Treasurer ke-
okuk, or to the undersigned, General Agent.
J. X. H0kNISH,
General Agent K. Nj. =. 4 NJ. r. r. Co.
Mar. 6, lS56.-td dkw
keokuk Times aud M plansar, Oh.n,,ux
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-07

From the Iowa Farmer
! We have, generally, very little or no faith
IN newspaper recipes for cures of diseas
especially in the human. We never publish
such, where dangerous or powerful remedies
are commended unless they come to us from
the very best authorities. The following
cures for Cancer in the human and for Fistu-
la or Poll Evil i'll the horse, were handed to
us by one of the most esteemed and oldest
citizens of Jefferson county in this State, and
where known, requires no endorsement from
us. lie has so fully tested their virtues at
various times in the most simple and extreme
cases, for the last ten or fifteen years, that
! he gives them to the public with the most per-
/ feet confidence.
/ MR. WILSON In your useful paper have
seen much respecting raising horses, but have
not seen any thing treating of disease to
which that valuable animal is subject, known
as the Flstula or Poll Evil. From long ex-
perence and successful treatment of that dis.
ease, have thought that the following infor-
M stlon would be of use to some Of YOUR
readers.
When your horse is attacked with the Fis-
tula, let it alone until matter forms. then on
en- 1t and insert nineteen grains of Arsenic,
rolled IN piece of paper and pushed in
After this let it alone, and will insure per
feet cure.
Further-of human bcings--eyery one
their own Doctor in curing that loathsome
and dangerous disease, the Cancer When
Il hrst makes its appearance it often resem
bles common wart; if it grows and matter
OF yellow appearance begins to flow out of
it, rest assured il is the commencement of n
Cancer. Dust Immediately o small quantity
oil Arsenic on the part afected-let ii remain
there-and in about twelve hours after. an
ply salye made of the yolk of eggs and salt.
Renew this salve twice day until the piece
OF flesh Killed BY the Arsenic drops out, then
OIL 1t, and 1t will soon heal up. Cancers Of
long standing may require two, perhaps three
applications OF the arsenic. After the first
piece comes out and there appears small
Jumps rising above the general surface which
will bleed at the smallest touch, then apply
more arsenic, pursuing the same course as
above described. have cured upwards of
hfty cases IN this manner, never failing where
the patient was taken in time and submitted
TO my treatment. JOSEPH JUNKIN.
FAIRFIELD, Jefferson CO., March IL, 1856.
Mankind are prone to run after nov
elites. Not very profound remark this,
but we state 1t to Introduce an illustration
that occurred in this "burgh" few years
ago, Two young gentlemen having got so
Tar homeward on journey from, the west,
got short of funds - vulgarly "strapped.' -
they set their wits ut work, and next day
appeared in signs and flaming handbills-
"CArAAosr, to be seen here, admittance 10
cents" OF course the crowd focked there
and found the cata most in the shape of
kitten. The "sold" were eager to encour-
age others to follow, till the Joke run out,
and the experimenters, with the necessary
DIMES IN their pockets, proceeded on their
lourney.-TT Toledo BLADE
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kOkUk INSURANCE. AGENCY.
OFFICE corner Of Main and Second Streets ND
~ stairs
CAPITAL.
Commercial Insurance Company, 100000.
Atna Insurance Company. $500, 900.
Star Insurance Company, $3.50 600.
Hartford Fire Insurance Company $500 900
Ana Life Insurance Company, ST. zoe
Policies issued on dwellings, stores and merchan-
dia , in city and country. Marine and Life Insur-
effected reasonable terms.
aprsdlm w. W. BELkNAP, Agent.
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ATHENEUM VI.

TH0S. DUFF, Manager, G. j.. FYFFE, Ast. Manager
BY particular request INaOMAR will b repeated
Monday Evening", AHril7,
win be performed the great play Of
IngomAr;
or the Greek Maiden.
Ingomar, DuH
Timarch, FyGs
Parthenia, Mrs Dvl
The performance will conclude with the laughable
farce IF
DONE BROWN.
fitztang, FyHe
Murphy; Lytson
Shakespeare beautiful creation Of ROMEO AND
JULIET will shortly be produced
Prices of Admission-Dress Circle so cents; Lobby
25cents. Doors open at clock, curtain will rise
at II.
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TsHE members of the KEoKuk LopoE No :, are
notified to meet at the Odd Fellows Hall on
sunday at one o'clock NJ to attend the funeral of
Bro. A. p. Thomas. All menbers Of the order are
invited to attend b. s. MERRIAM, n. g.
L. W. 0'BRrKs, Secretary
April 5. lStE.
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LIMEy LIME II

LIME! LIME!!
NTE, the undersigned, would inform our friends
w and the public in general, that we have just
burned kiln of first rate lime, will constantly
keep ON hand full supply Of said article during the
season. Orders respectfully solicited.
kilns the first below the corporation limits.
mch24dd6m u. ZWART co.
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CT II is stated that Hon j. G.. Palfrey
is about visiting England, to prosecute re.
searches among original papers for matters
connected with his History Of New England.
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STORE TO LETT.

/ HAVE on Main street, adjoining Messrs. Cady,
1 Jones 4 Peck, an excellent store room for rent
II is eighty feet deep, twenty feet wide, and three
stories high above the basement, and an eligible
house for heavy business For terms inquire Of
cady, Jones & Peck, of the undersigned
apr3-dlw Z. ii. PERRY
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II ASlNd determined, hereafter, 70 do an exelu{
sively cash business in retail Department.
we are prepared to sell all kinds Of Hats Caps Ben
nets, &C., nj greatly reduced prices. Our stock "
nov very complete, and We keep nothing bat IL
beat grades OF goods always have the latest styla
and will sell lower for cash than the common md
are sold on credit. so come on with your dimest
~ All kinds Of Millinery work done to ordssl
at the shortest notice
Oct. 26.-dtf. II. r. HUMPHREY A GAGE
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CON1Ens
"THE BLAKEL Y'S,"
TWO LADIES and fur gentlemen, respectfully
l. announce Musical Entertainment at o. C. Is
BELLS MUSIC ROOMS, on
Thursday Evening. April 10Th.
They will introduce variety of popular Songs
Duets, Trios, and Quartetts; also, oyertures and
Marches by the Orchestra before performed In
Keokuk.
Tickets 80 cents. For sale at the usual places and
at the door Doors open at "a O'Clock, concert TO
)mmence a. s.
1--WE HUNDRED MISTAKES corrected Mis-
takes OF daily occurrence in speaking, pro
nouneng, and writing the English Language, cor
rected. For sale by CAVE Il SON
REACUHA AMP; or, the Kentucky Tragedy; q Sc
l. quci 10 Charlemont. BY Gilmore Simms For
sale by CAVE L SON
4 1HARLEMONT or, the Pride of the Village;
~ a tale of Kentucky; by simms. For sale by
CAVE i SON.
FNHE LAUGHABLE ADVENTURES Of Messrs
l. Brown, Jones and Robinson, show ng where they
went and how they went, what they did and how
they did ii, with two hundred thrllingly comic en-
Cravings. For sale by CAVE 4 SON
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! NJ ILLINERY Goods of every variety, at the lov-
y1 est prices, at d. 7. HUMPHREY + GAGE.
/
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nNE thousand Bonnets of all styles and quslisiag
~ ~ d. Il. HUMPHREY GAGE. Il
octZ3dvtf
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1--WE hundred dozen plush caps, just received q
l. the store Ut u. 4. HUMPHREY GAGE. !.
oct23dwtf
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shakspeare's beautiful creation Of ROMEO AND
JULIET will shortly be produced.
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New Arrival,

DROWN and tan eolored hats, igh and low crown
II OF every style and quality just received by
oct23dwI b. r. HUMPHREY 4 {, AGE
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EOR SALE

so T. ct by rs on First Street, between Main Jot
son. Also, House and Lot, corn, Of First and job
son. Apply TO SMITH 4 NANSICKLEN,
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The Premium List.

The managers of our County Agricultu
raj Society have prepared the Premium List
for the Fair next Fall, and il was in GU
columns last week. We regret the alb
sence from it of anything tending to the di
rect mental improvement of the Agricultu'
rist-no distribution of Agricultural books
or papers-no premiums for Essays on any
subject whatever. We have an exalted O.
pinion of the science of Agriculture, and
we think that the first minds of our country
may study its improvement, and at the same
time improve themselves.
The list, on the whole, is good, and the
persevering energy Of President Scholfeld,
and his assistants will insure a we'll arranged
and highly interesting exhibition.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-05-08

ANBRoTYPEs.-Amongt the late improve
ments in art, none rank higher than the
Ambrotype, or the art of transferring the
human frce to glass. This process, beside:
being softer in tone, has several great ad.
vantages over the old style. lst. They car
be taken in from one to five seconds; Cd.
They never fade with age, as they are her.
metrically sealed between the plates o.
glass; Sd. Accurate pictures of small child.
rem, 20 difficult to obtain by the old process
are obtained without difficulty by the new.
Mr. FARIs, at his rooms near the Suspen-
sion Bridge, Wheeling, is prepared to take
Ambrotype pictures in the best style, and
at the cheapest rates. By a new arrange
ment, entirely his own, he places the border.
or "rat," beneath the picture, giving the
latter the appearance of greater fullness and
roundness.
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COTITRY MERCH4YT.Sl

attending 20 lrv their Stock in this city o'hri
" se VIII DO well 10 cali on before pu CHI a.. e.
have in the second story OF Store Room. hesidc
II ~ u q lsIr., L. Of
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Personal.

Since the enlargement of the CHRONICLE
we have added quite number of subscribers
to our list. We tender our thanks to those
of our friends who have exerted themselves
in our behalf. We have the satisfaction OF
knowing that our paper is fully worth the
subscription price, and is much larger than
many other county papers published at the
same price Speak word for us reader,
show your paper to your neighbor, and re-
commend it, if you think it deserving Of pa
tronage.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-05-08

nFFriend Yates of the Pleasant Valley
Woollea Mills is doing good business, and
as he understands his business thoroughly,
ba should receive a liberal support.
nTThe Agent for Monks late map is in
town, and the map may be procured of him
See the Advertisement.
CTS. Avery of Wheeling, is one OF the
best men to deal with we know OF. HIS
paods will do to bet on, and then they are
astonishingly low priced.