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L Ii i NAIIUhAL l. l. Il a.
Ss;.siiiLgtoii, ID c.
u. BAILEY, EDITOR AND PRoPR!EroA;
IUuN u. wHliiIE ccRREsPoSDlSS LDlToR.
Prospectus of the Eleventh Volume,
kLGINNING JANUARY Y1,Iss7.

The NATIONAL ERA Is Political and Literary
anu Fanny Newspap,r, Ine oisnn oi HO party. buI
hU!dlug IIsel tnIrey irrc lo approve couuefnA.
sup3oiI oppose, wiiaiever may accord conflict
wIlnl VIi-dyUNeG principles Adopting .lis IAN
guase vl Ine Bill vi ftIsuts, Unanimously agreed
upon by tiie 'Hginla Convention o. June -, IIIU,
and pr,uA,d ILe unienieu Constitution Oi Viz
sILId, Iii 1850, IL holus-
hat All uien are, u nature. equaiiy Tree anu
independently
lat uovernnleilt is or ought to be, ilstitu TED
UT i!Ie .,Ui O>IiSl piutcctiou a!id tcuTl.y,
IecYIe, Nation VI Connu..Isyi
hat ieIIivIis vi nrinUvr> ~ serve repre-
seuIau,es y. The pCvpie In as.emUIe UueuI ~ Vt
iIee,
IL ha, Ill men having sufficient evidence Of per
maIIciit cuniIIIUu wI aII dtiLcnulcnI Iu,
lac coiuuiunlly, lli- r'sli u sEiii.ge aud
hut u, I.Aeu u,pslv.d ticH pidreItt, ior pup
IlC pses, iIluu. iLeIT Uwu cOscu Uf tiat vi llt
representative clicked, Uu,iiiJ ty aiy law ~
wi,Ic,i they dave mol IN ala. maii.er assssieu, Ior
tic paU.lc soJl;
II Nal ,ne reeiom OF the Press is enc of the
grvsr uuiwsIAs Vi Li.eIty, aIid can never DO re-
sual,.Sd . uul Oy despollc UJseI nIit nis:
~ hat nv iree t1UyeriiInent ur the blessng OF
LiDeTt, eau be pI served 10 ANY people, Dui Uy d
iir duAeieIics 10 Justice, Iu-rIaiiuti, eeiaicr.
iius Inty anu virtue uad ~ u,quei:, recurIeRcv
~ i.i.u;.nIeniai pa iIucipes.
m NATiuAAL ERA ias supported and will COLI
iinuc to sippor. III Re. uoc Ill niUvS -nl So iUg
/. siidii Uc .Tue 10 rIeeJo.n.
Ii p.est hIs weekly suI.IIIiITv OF Grnerai News
ai.d LoIIicai Ini,iiscnce; keeps an aecura.e re-
cviJ vi ie frUceeuI"ss vi CVn.ress; Is :rie rcposI-
Iury iurg, iIuii vi Illiroftant Spt eciles
i:,eIeu Con-. Iess; ai.a Its i-terdry Ascelany,
chit ny Original sLppi,u b! niaLy vi tne Dest
wnIrrS vi tIe COUNTY,.
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ARTHUR'S HOME MAGAZINE
FoR 5ANUAkY. 1857.

In the Jauuary number Of tle Home Magazine i,
commence d Miss Virginia r. Towns,nu's new
nUvciic tie. entitled
s.Look UuI; New England StOry,'
the first chapters o. Which give promise n story
at rare interest ! lis number, which oHUenc--
The ninth volume is prin ted on new and teiuti-
iul type and the style the work greatly improved
the purpose ut the put lsner being 10 issue two
dullar magazine eqaal IN typography and rs choice
iy euibelIshed any oi the tnree dollar maga-
zines.
In regard TO the quality Of rearing matter, the
iinme Mngezine Claims To lie iuiiy ,qual. and in
nilst cases superior Ia the genera ut peTiodI
Gals. lls great -lm is to h ing III pleasant. Mt
rgciye way. by means oi song. Story, css,,, bIog
raphy, histoey narrative, &c. hCme truths tO tie
heart. and IT, III he Old and young wise. better
and happier.
Not 10 lack any OF the attractions presented in
similar works, the Home Magazine, amsng It's
other elegant embellishments. gives. monthly. a
co lurcd steel fashion plate, executed in the hest
style 1.-THE art. under the supervision of Geno q
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oi need de-wOrk patterns dre giving in every num-
| Der.
The coIored steel engraving Of" II inter, in The
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costly character, and the ef ct exqu-itely beauti-
tu The colnTs laid On the steel pia.c, and tht
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aarrto.

On ths 18Th inst. by Rev. Jno. Moffat. Mr.
WILLIAM ANDEIsoN, and Miss ANN JASE Hess
On the sih inst. by Re- Jne. Mofiat, Mr. SAM
uEL Wiley, and Miss ELizAsErH AsE DENHAM
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U. s. SENATOR FROM MISSOURI.
Sr. LOUIS, Jan. l3.-The Legislature
yesterday on join. ballot elecied James s.
Green, (dem.) U. s. Senator for the short
term. Vo,e stood-Green SO, Benton "a,
Kennett 80.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
| IA MEETING OF THE CITIZENS

"A of Morrisiown held on the seventh OF Decem-
ber 1856 The follow resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Ist That the pecuniary interests Of all classes IN
Community are enhanced b. the prompt set,ieneh'
of acCou:tts.
I'd That six months is as long q Book Accounts
ought 10 run wIthsut being cinsed
"a Tneretore We citizens OF Morrisiown and vi
.,n,v do hereby apree that he's after ill close
our Rook A,courts hy Cash or Note, or otherwise
s,mi-annua.Iy the first da OF JANUARY ahd July,
commencing on the first day Of January, ie1o.
= Hanauer & Bros, James Bnrgis.
r 1 CLARK ID. J jennings.
" Tayu,rt 4 Co. John McKrever,
John Lippincoti & Son, Nicholas hss rS'
vii iEm Hpsue, John r. " at>on'
B.uiamin Eaton Benjam SIpe,
DIR. T.. CASTOR, lohhC u. perry
lanes q Eirick G.orse Lnch,
Or r Bemltop, James Adams,
Inhu p MstIaIIaud, ]. z. Gray,
4; x FnY Isaiah McGiunis,
Il. McKeivPy, naHiei Me'hhis'
TY,II,,m Eaiou Henry Spe.
=. r. Ki0itS, Jos. T.Slpe.
James +. Ram,ge, William MORRISON.
Ahrshsm Carrier. r. Ferreil.
Asa T. French, Thomas Rroxton'
James Rurgs,e DsvP Linen. ue-''i
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To Readers.

The CHRONICLE is the largest paper published in
1te County, and con,ains ofse-fhird more reading
matter than any other pape: in the county.
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On Friday, the second inst, we attended
the examination of the pupils of White Oak
Grove School. This 10 one of the best
schools of our county, and we question
whether the same number Of scholars ian be
found in ssy of cur schools, ss far sdvsnc-
ed. and as apt to learn as they are there.
The examination was altsgether credita-
bic, net only to the scholars but to the teach.
er. to whom there is much due for the pres.
ent condition oil the school. The following
lines were written by one of the pupils
They have merit, and we think the wri,sr
deserve, a vote of thanks from the ladies
GEr WIFE.
May you bear this truth in .iad,
In svery walk Of lite;
80 That man. al isppin.ss to nd,
... Must get himse II q wife
Ii any would in this fair world,
Ausmpt this 10 deny;
just point him TO the molly word,
That's iroia the one on high.
This booL does say. in course of life,
/ hat man shall leave his home;
And cling forever 10 MS ife,"
And be one flesh and bons"
So from the first twas God's intent,
That man should woman love,
And ty his nature he content,
To lake her for h,s dove
From what we've shown its plsis to
That man should never tary;
But his great Object ought to be,
To get some Ons 70 marry.
Now may Won bear this truth in miad
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--DEYorEp To-
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General Agriculture, Fine Stock,
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yOIUMF XIII, FOR 1857,
Will commence Oh the first of January.
Publish twice month, l pages. and cover
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Editor and PLbiiSasr.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
on tue RAPID crRs o.

CoVGHs, COLDS, ,AOARsENkss. INEL0.
EsZl, BRONCHITIS, MEoOPiko
CouGI., GROUP. ASTHMA, Ia
CIPIENT CSssC PTiO4.
and sbr tbe relief of onnsanpurs Tasas. In s&vH.sa
.tase, " tbs ii-e,As.
". reel soak ~ ths r-Nss Il ts virtsss
rhrous srut every aud s'ui.t every hamlet " Ne
4n.gj-s1 IN uoIieTf.i u PulnanalJ grs-
iants have az L sires,iS SnUun >sy, fev sE- TIE
Lice cyasci CygHtfy tns Cur,iHent slrsss
,e s3tsl c1s ;ii'e Cfi,s effects; And i~sr yes tAs
a.,uur.-irs any wAeVs which have r,s sEacby tAes
.- ilvaS i.ny ~ ils Ny CS-r t!s sci:ls aud 'tas-
-rrr, ~ tie 'htrSs and mEgA Wine u a tAs
80: t.,xe t aatis,ss y-l kr,~n kS the bsst
Sir 49, tj.-r,,' ~ the unts0,aay crsAns,
.'-, the pta4ssut.ss zi sos-st rrusJ ti-s 10
lcyt' ir:auss na2 y-uuE psg~an-. iaESnrs sAca3
ave /: ust fe i;'s- - ~.-1y thse s;-cs
i,i t'.sr, uUp-s;srr.. Nr hive s5ur'snt sroSaJs -
~. l.e C.lEFf F.,r'-sl Gvus ~ the
1t,.'p,i.- yrsrSus th,n fti,-. IL k<S IL sy
i s.i .rr- rlut v,is Wits s,s ra.shia. se<>
-; then, uE h;utsu SAi., ;s insxcgsss
.1N.g that - -E~i ts- yi-S. ssts liz svsy.
=. - 4. go tsi s-ai'y Sf lnag - It-gs and
ire vir'us. - his -.r.sS- nes-i -
tlss flsgi II sii a.l, tho t-.st !.
Se TpN-r Ssst no CAS- nc UE pr,s'pcs Il tAs
rsrfs, Ys,s>ts an tErN sSrd .Nuss VII, rely -
tie bss; .s-,', arb O'I ssii -. tst sns&
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WEDNESDAY EVENING Jan. s.
APPLE Lead a. shoi luCdl2
Green bhl. s25n MoLAssfs--
Dried ? bu 100 New Orleans y gal 50
Beans. white l 50 Sugar uUuse 100
BAcoN--Hams. l2f! Syrup leo
Shoulders at Nails sos
Sides II Rice Z
Brooms 2iCa2OSEED-Clover 500
Butter - % Timothy $50
CoorERASE-Buckefs 25!SoAP--Casliie - ,25
Tubs S7o5l So Rosin III
Cher-e - l4l5ALT-Cnarseb ,5elS3 10
CANrzxs--Talow IS Tabl, sark Is
Stearine 30iSUGAR-N q. sb no ID
Eggs. 10 O. = tbl. II
Flour $3.50 Loaf Is
Fun--MackH, y Dbl $50 Crushed
Shad Starch 12i
Feathers ~ '50;TEas--Y. II. 6c6I.C0
GRiINAIats, IS tiunpow der .1GC6l co
Corn 62i Coffee llC0 *
Hay ' ton $500 Nails y keg & 90 400
Lard 10
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6Gen. Duff Green. of Washington. is
writing a book called Thirty Years sut of
the Senate" Green was a warm Calhoun
man, aad at one time exerted considerable
influence His book will be the opposite OF
Benton's.
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F The Carroll Co. Free Press, u:ges
upen the Legislature 10 pass the bill ''for
extending the time of paying the taxes o'
the State.''
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Attachment.
Isaac Holloway. Plaintiffs,
William Wood, Defendant.
Before Levi Kirk Justice OF The Peace of Flushing
Tow wnshp. Beimon, Cou nty. ONO.
On the 9TH day OF January, a. ID. 1855, said Justice
iussusd order OF atIeC hment the above aCtIon
for the of ninety duliars and forty three
debt an fifteen collars pro bahie, COSTS.
ISAAC HOLLOWAY
Flushing January 18Th, 1857. jsia3iId
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Nftu Aobertisemrnts.
EXECUTORS SALE OF
TOW PROP .ssTY.

VIII be sod on the premIses IN VIC IUWh Of BET
mont, on
Saturday, Fersary IA, 1857,
Lot No 81 in SAID Town. On lot. there rs good
TWO STORY FRAME DWELL Nc. and necessary
out buildings. 1h.s properly IL cne "i the mo u
able siailons in the Town. aud very desita
q resi- idence.
For further particulars, and Terms Of Payments
apply 10 the undersigned tn. w. fAWGE1T.
WASHINGTON HUGE.
Executors ofthe Estate OF Mary Gregg, Deceased.
Belmont, Ohio, January II 1885,. jaiS3i.
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WHEELING. Jannary s. 81
Wheeling Retail Market.

ST. CLAIRSVILLE MARKET
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Erysics.aS. Scrof..e, EiHs'2 E,T,i, fettR
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F-nr- F,y'fratfs k-resan, oI y Lesss, 10 : ia
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Wearing Flannel.

In our climate, Tickle in its CLEANS Of
sunshine and its balmy airs as coquette
in her smiles and tavors, consuntion
many social circles. The fairest and
loyelicst are its favorite victims. An
ounce of prevention in this fatal disease is
worth many pounds Of cure, for when
once we'll seated, it mocks alike medical
skill and careful nursing. If The fair sex
tonld be induced to regard the laws of
health, many precious lives might be say
ed, but pasleboard soles, low neck dresses,
and lilliantian hats SOW annually the
seeds ola fatal harvest. The suggestion
in the following article from Scientific
american, If followed, might save many
with consumptive tendencies from an ear
grave
Put it on at once, winter and summer,
nothing better can be worn next to the
skin than loose, red, WOODEN shirt;
loose" for it has to move on the skin,
thus causing an IRRITATION which draws
the blood to the surface and keeps itthere:
and when that is the case no one can take
cold; red" for white flannel iulls up
mats together, and becomes tight stiff
heavy and imprevious.
Cottonwood merely absorbs the mois.
tire from surface. while wooIlen flannel
conveys it from the skin and deposits it
in drops on the out side Of the shirt, from
which the ordinary cotton shirt absorbes
it, and BY its nearer exposure to the air
it is soon dried without injury to the
body. Having these properties red fan.
mel is Worn by sailors even in the mid
summer Of the hottest countries. Wear
a thinner material ia summer.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-11-26
The Doom of our World.

What this change is to be. we dare not
even conjecture, but we see IN the heavens
themselves some traces Of destructive ell.
emements aud some indications of their
power. The fragments of broken planets
the decent of neteoric stones upon our
globe-th wheeling comets Welding their
loose materials at the solar fufnace-the
volcanic eruptions of our own satellite
the appearance of new stars. and the dis
appearance Of oshers-are all foreshad.
ows ofthatimpendiug convnlsion to which
the system Of the world is doomed. Thus
placed upon planet hich is to he burn
ed up, and under heavens which are to
pass away: treading, as it were, on, the
cemeteries and dwelling on the mausole,
ums Of fermer worlds. let US learn the
lesson Of humility and wisdom. if we have
not alyeady been taught it in the school
of revelation. NORTH B. itish ReDiey.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-11-26
Jane Eyre's Opinion.

l know that if women wish to escape
the stigma Of husband seeking. they must
act and look like marble or clay-cold
expressionless boodess. for every appear
ance of feeling, Of JOY. sorrow, frendli
ness, antipaihy, admiration. disgust. are
alike construed by the world into the at
tempt to hook a husband. Never mindl
Well meaning women have their own
conscience to comfort them after all Do
not therefore. he too much afraid of show
ing yonrseif as YOU are, aifectionate and
good hearted; do not too harshly repress
sentiments and feelings excellent in them
selves. because you fear that some puppy
may fancy YOU are letting them come out
to fascnate him; do not condemn your
self to live only By halves, because if you
showed too much imitation some prag
NAUTICAL thing in breechcs might take ii
INTO his pate to ilAsgine that you design
ed to dedicate your life to his insanity
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-11-26
Be a Farmer.

To every young man, WHO desires a
long. useful, independent and happy life
-one of few cares and anxietles
would say, be f armer! or in the lam
guage Of the Louisville Courier: Ii a
young man wants to engage IN business
that will insure him, in middle life, the
greatest amount of leisure time, there is
nothing more sure than farming. Fl he
has an independent turn Of mind, let him
lie farmer. If he wants reengage III a
healthy occupation, let him till the soil
In shor, if he would be independent, let
him get spot of earth, keep within his
means, shm the lawyer, be temperate,
and avoid the doctor, be honest have a
clear conscience, improve the soil, SO as
to leave his farm better than lie Il tfound il,
and then, if he cannot live happily and
die contelt, is no hope for hin,D