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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-01-22
With deep gratitude, l remain yours truly,
MARY ANN CoMsToc1


HAMILTON, Ohio, November %, ls55.
DR. RoBAcK-Dear Sir: ! have read in the newspa-
pers many accounts of effected by your Scandn
avian Remedies, but consider my own case at least
as interesting and marvellous any of them. So
far as you concerned one testimonial more or less
is OF little consequence. Your lame is established,
and my statement cannot add 10 your celebrity But
Tor the benefit of my fellow creatures desire TO make
known the facts. When called upon you, al the in
stance of dear friend on the 2lst of March last.
had been niue years sufferer from catarrh The
ritaiiOn of the nerves and membrane of the head was
SD intense that sometmes it Utmost drove me crazy.
could not sleep, and neve: free from unpleasant
sensations Atvarious times five different pnysicisns
had attended me, each one treated me in his way
but none of them die me any good. | despaiTed of
ever seeing another well day, and when ! called al
your consultation rooms had very little hope OF re-
lief. By your advice, entered Immediately upon a
regular course of your Scandinavian Blood Purifier
and Blood Pills. was encouraged by the cheerful,
hopeful way in which you spoke and resolved strict
ly to follow your direction. In less than week. all
the worst symptoms OF my complaint began TO take a
mider form. and SO continued TO improve from week
To week, until al the end of three months my head
entirely relieved and every of the catarrh
had left Still, however Continued to take the
remedies for nearly six weeks longer because found
they were building up my strength aud fUrtifving my
constitution Six months have passed since the cure
wa finished, and have had no sign of relapse /
should be glad this letter. ihe sui stance of
in print, for the guidance of others.
Yours, with heartfelt gratifude,
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nj E w s T o R E

NI Z w s L o r L
Z would respectfully announce to the citizen.
of Barnesvie and vicinity that lave
opened Book, Stationary, Wall Paper and Variety
Store in the East End OF the City Hotel,
where will keep constantly on hand all the Stand.
ard Works of the day-EisIoTical, Bio
graphical, Scientific aud Classical Rollin. Gibbon
Hume and Macauley's Histories; Dicks
Complete w oTks, Josephus's Complete Works, lu-
tarCh's Lives, Literal Tr ranslatIOns of Sal-
lust, Horace, Virgil and CRsar, Works OF Shakespeare
Byron. and others, Fine Gift Books and
Albums, Methodist and Christian Hymn Books. Fam
lily aud Pocket Bibles; also, Works on
Agriculture. H"rtiCnliure. the Eclectic Series of
School Books Rays Arithmctics and
AIgebras, Pinneo's Grammars. Johnson's and Par
ker's Phlosophys, Cutters Physiology
Guys Astronomy, Nebster's School Dictionary, and
other School Books, and an innumerasIe
variety of Miscellaneous Works; also, the Lives of
Fremont, Buchanan and Fillmore, half
and full bound Blank Books, Pass Books, &C.. good
assortment OF Pocket Cutlery, Porte Mon
MES, Tooth Brushes. lair aud Clothes Brushes Puff
Combs Fiue-To0ih amt Kidding Combs,
Pins, Needles Thread. &C, &C.: also, Wrapping Pa.
per, Wrapping Twine, Window Paper
Green Oil Cloth blinds aud Patent Pullers Floor Oil
Cloth and OH Cloth Table Covers, a snpe-
ror article, and a splendid assortment of Wall Pa
per aud Bordering. will pay the high.
est price IN Cash or Trade for Rags. | invite every
person desirous of getting anything in nv
line 10 give me call My prices are low and cacu
Iai ed 10 satisfy all.
ROBERT C. GRAVES.
Barnesville, Sept. eOth. 1856 oce
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The Ladies Department

Is opened for the reception of ladies'. No insttI
ton in the Union imparts more thorough lnteTes
ing course in Tins Department.
In conclusion, we would add that we shall put fortl
hest efforts 10 merit in still more eminent degree
the fiaiterins reception with whi enterprise ha
met and pledge ourselves to npari a more thorough
practical course of Mercantile instruction than b.
formed at other similar Mercantile College.
Among the many recommendations we give the fol
loving:
ave, the undersigned take pleasure in testfyng tha
personally acquainted with Mr. GTanger's abil
lily as accountant. and teacher of Book keeping
which OF the highest order. He has had great eXpe
rience Accountant, in heavy Commercial and
Bankn. houses, which gives him superior facilities
impsrting practical knowledge of Bookkeeping and
a thorough Commercial Education.
IL. ALLEN, LII. D.,
President Of Farmers College.
LORtN .dNDREWS,
De- H.. I.I.II..
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FEVER AmD ACuE.

And the various affections consequen; upon disor
dered
STOMACH OR LIVER,
Surh as Indigestion Acieity of the Stomach CoIicky
Pains Heartburn Loss of Appetite, Dependency
Costiveness, Blind and Bleeding Piles. In all Ner
vous. Rheumatic and Neuralgia Affections. II has IL
numerous Instances proved highly beneficial, and il
others effected decided cure:
This is purely vegetable compound, prepared OF
strictly scientific principles after the of The
celebrated Holland Professor, Boerhave. Because o
its great in of ;he European States, il
introduction into the United States was intended more
especially those of our fatherl.nd scattered here
and there the face of this mighty country Nee
ting with great among them, now offer it 10
the American public, knowing that It's truly wonder
full medicinal virtues must he acknowledged.
II is particularly recommended 10 those person:
whose c. Institutions may have heen impaired by the
continuous use of ardent spirits. other forms o
destination Generally instantaneous in effect il
finds Its directly the seat Of life, thrilling and
quickenn- every nerve, raising the dropping spir
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YES, WE CAN! /!

NOR we can show larger stock of La.
Il dies Broche Shawls, Long Shawls, Mantles, Tai
Cloaks &C., &C.; also, cloth for with trim
mings to match, and sell them at a lower price thar
any in the city. Just try US at the
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CLEVELAND, Onl0, DeCemner o. lS09.
Dr.. RoDAcK-Dear Sir: | should be indeed migrate
iui if iaed TO reply to your letter of The 10Th ult,
nquirins the effect of your remedies in my You
say you do not wish to publish my reply. but simply
to learn for your satisfaction what the Scandin-
avian Remedies have done for me- But, my dear Sir.
wish you TO make my statement public, not only
just tribute to your own ski but for the benefit OF
others who may be suffering as suffered, and msi
be cured as have been cured. For more than 81
years, as you are aware, endured continuous mar
tyrdom from the combined effect of chronic dyspepsia
liver complaint, constipation. and most deporable
condition OF the nervous system During that time
employ ed the hest physicians in the est and three
times visited New York for the purpose of consulting
the most eminent medical men that city. All was
useless fdespared of recovering my health, and al
most wished for death 1t was al this time your ad
vertisement caught my eyes, and determined, as
forIorn hope, to Try your Scandinavian Blood Purifier
and Blood Pills. Only five months have elapsed since
uncorked the first bottle and took the first pill Three
words will tell the result, an reil; yes, in better
health than can recOiiect having enjoyed since my
childhood. My recovery, under Providence, owe tt
you. believe have paid you about ihirty-fve dol
lars for medicine, and had every dollar been hun
dred they would have been cheap.
With deep gratitude, remain yours truly,
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AND LONG LIFE
DR.. Roback,s Scandinavian Remedies.


At last the grand object of Medical Science is al.
tained. Dr. Roback's Scandinavian Remedies actually
perform what thousands have promised. but never
compiished. They purge from the blood the corrupt
particles which create and feed disease. The basis
OF all the solid portions of the body is the blood and
THAT nuid is pure, the whole organization must
cessariy he vigorous, hardy and healthful. Hence,
in the preparation and combination redients
of his famous Scandinavian Remedi-s S, DR. Ro5ack's
great object was TO produce medicine which should
the consequence is that the operation of his ScandIn
avian Blood Purifier and Blood Pills, upon almost
every species of disease ike that of upon the
devouriDg element, literally the niaady
Persons suffering from debility. from childhood, find
new visor infused into them by these wonderful life
create appetite, render digestion regulate the
bowels promote sleep, nvgorate the reproductive
gans in both sexes control all disorders Of the liver
cure Sores hois tuHrs. and all skin diseases and by
impartine to the vital fluid new elements of health.
litOTally make life pleasure instead of the weari-
some probation which II must always he to the invalid.
These remedies are composed s6iely of Swedish herbs
OF rare eiIcnal virtue. before introduced in
the practice of pharmacy Physicians of the highest
noie IN the dlscoverer's native land and in other
paris of Europe have certified the value of the med
1cInes, and they have never yet been administered
without being followed by marked success. Iii i'll
possihie 10 enumerafe IN newspaper advertise tent
tenth part of the complaints for which they in
fal!ibe. Suffice II saw that there is no disorder of
any organ unless caused by malformation for whic
they are not adapted and for the simple that
they act directly upon the clement which renews,
leeds and sustains all organs viz: the
Make sure OF the genuine articles by purchasing
only Of respectable dealers and regular agents, of
Ro ack himself in Cincinnati where he may be con-
suited by letter as well personally, in all compli
Gated and difficult cases.
Price of the Scandinavian Blood Purifier. 81 per
botte or IS half dozen. Pills. 25 per box.
or five boxes for 81.
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EoLsoM's MERCANTILE COLLEGE
T. @. FOLSOM. .. N, PRINCIPAL.

Corner Public Square.
CL E V E L ND. o Il o.
INcoRPoRATED MAY 0, le5r.
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TIE IYITIAToRY CoURE

embraces regularly progressive series oil manuscript
cards classified somewhat to the variety of trans
actions l. aims to develop the first prime piles and
phildSoph, ni Accounts. rather Than mere routine
and actual formula, by addressing the reason and
Judgment o: tile stu ent, who studies with the view
of experimenting and arriving results and push
es on his investigations with much greater confidence
pleasure aud tTdeDeudeuce
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FURs! FURsn FURs.s FUrsrr

Ladies' in want of either Cheap or 4 Very Fine
Seit oil Fus will do well 10 Call at once and examine
my stock. Enough it is say, it is three times
larger tla hsfore, and OF more extensive va
rGiy o; styles and qualities than Can sell
fuIl sett of FuTs for children for So so cLeap al
doilsrs, md larger seits HOm TO 100 dollars COME
therefore al once. Ladies who wish the rich
est Sable StOneMnrtin or Fitch Furs, offered in
this country, Will hasten I37, ~ ain street. where
they can be seem and i'll be showed with pleasure
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-24
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accordingly, Hf.t-. 81 -su u0GUE sd ast-i71
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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-24
JOHN TAYLOH;
.-o VI JOHN TAYLOR;
The Timon of the BacIewoods Bar and
IL .a" H Pulpit.
cI}ARIES su,SNHRFTrI

The 'Eimon of the BacLawoods Bar and
..H 3 Pulpit.
.t.- -sr CHARLES sUMMERFIELD. N.
| can never forget my first vision Of
john Taylor. 1t was in the court house
o Le~i>bury. Conway county, Arkansas.
in The summer Of 1898. ".''~--
The occasion it>eIl possessed terrible
interest. * vast concourse Of spectators
had assembled to witness the trial Of
young and beautiful girl. on an indict.
menl for murder. The Judge waited ut
the mnment tor The Sheriff to bring in his
prisoner. and the eyes OF the npalitnt
multitude all cen.ered on the door. when
suddenly stranger entered, whose ap>
peRrRnce rivetted universal attention.
Here is his pOrtrait-a figure tall. lean.
sinewy, and slrai ght as an arrow; face
sallow, bilious. and twitching necessarily
with nervous irra,ibiIity; brow broad
soaring. massive. scanned with wrinkles.
but not from age, for he was scarcely
forty; eyes reddi'h yellow. like the wrath
Iul eagle as bright and piercing; and Fl :
nally."a mouth with lips of cast iron. thin,
curled. cold and snecring. the intense
expression Of which looked the living m
bodiment IT An unbreathed curse. He
was hablted in a new suit of buck skin,
ornamcnted after the fashion Of Indian
costume. with hues Of evety color of the
rainbow. Estf 81 a"3@ Q: .. .--
EbOwiug his way slowly through the
crowd. and apparently unconscious that he
WAS regarded AS n phenomenon, needing
explanation. this singular being al. anced.
and with the naughty air Of = king as
cending the throne. seated himself within
the bar. thronged rs 1t was with the dis.
ciples OF Coke and Blackstone. several Of
whom. it was known. esteemed them
selves as far superior 10 those old an 4 ia
nous masters -.-t .-r .a, .a
The contrast between the outlandish
garb and disdainful countenance Of the
stranger excited especially, the risibiVity
OF the lawyers. and the ilninr members
began suppressed litter. which vre
founder, and soon swept around The eir-
Gle. a r. rEaEf . .I .'
3. They doubtless supposed the intruder
to be some will hunter Of the mountains.
who had never before seen the inside Of a
hall OF justice. Instantly the cause and
object of the laughter perceived it, he
turned his head gradually. so as to give
each Laughter look. his lip cuIled with a
killing smile of Infinite scorn: his tongue
.protruding through his teeth, literally
wrished' like serpent. and ejaeulated its
sap like poison in q single word 22'
SavagesA!,r e'T3l ;as .'a'a- ID
4 No pen can describe the defiant force
Shich he threw into the term; no pencil
can paint, the f4rore of its, uttersnee,
although is hardly exceeded a ghisper.-
But he accented every letter as If il we're
a separate emission OF fse that lscorchei
his qaiyeripg lips:l laying horrible empha,
SIC ON : a. ihs be ginning and end OF The
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-24

S4PR UoUAE 10 SLEEP INA LAWYER
OF high reputation in the ca ot philsded.
phis. wss travelling in one vi the SUutharn
>tates end bsiated one evening, aiterla
iOn4 day ride Was compelled 70 luiH into
a house ob q solitary plantation. and sex.
Tor ehelter and hospitality Tor The night.
Ills request was granted. Ia the course 5
Vi the syening he thought he observed =
something reserved 10 the master OF ths.4
house. which "Sskened his spspicivns.--e.
was at length conducted 10 bis ehsmbsr.l, !,
witch was adjoining the isfniIg ,rnoms-4.-
There he d4eIt on the eiFeamaiApces,
sbieb alarmed bia. till his exeiIed imsgiS .
ns.iOD which was 6lled with tbougllts. Of :
nj hlIy robbery and assassination. Hs
prUceeded 10 bsrrieAde the room az best 3
he could. He fastened down tlIei win.
dvgs: against she doors he piled upta-
bles. chairs. and everything tliat vas )
movable in the room. While thus ems, I.
gagged. words uttered in q los, voice
esvgbt lbs ear and increased his alarm,
lie placed his err q. the keyfhOle. The
man Of the bptse was engaged IN family
prayer. Among the objects or his intef- +
cessicn be was praying ior ',tbe siFsngsfI
ahOm the providence Of God had nne q !,
Iec.edIy bought % lodge. beneath their
,oof lhas nislt" When, he got throngh.
our travelling iriend arose from his stoop- s
ing posture. Imagine ths ci1anIe Of IiiE
ceilings. All bis fears had vanished -, !
Though NO Christian himself. he knew
that ths prayers Of Christians are lie
guardian angels 70 the abode 10 which !,
thvy are offered up. and vent 10 bed and
slept scundly spd swestly. fseiipg that lie
house where God vas feared and wor>
shipped. was a safe hoa'ss To sieep in.
.1mer,egn ,lesseDgsr.
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? YANKEE 'coGIRTsniP..

'pEt si't y Sr A1tcE. pr vEsE. ~ .Ea.fl |
~ 50 Cottage BY the hillside ssl lr4alag 4
Time, nigh INTO dark, ygr,g ..y,4 .,7s 4
,,7s, Dorothy beside the FIRE, 9i.4ur a., /
,5s 2 Waiting for her spark. ~ ~ L. asa
II .ra Old man BY the chimney .gla7-s 5.a (
5r Reading Boston paper; baa sa.,..l.. (
sr,.r Old lady, near the table as.a.F.... s...
tr,rTi Maktns Sal a cape. or l..& .s-.l-..af /
Some other peculiargkind of garment. ..H.'
- Yery.cold without, and -.
q" - Wind shrieking-howling
" 80 Owls up in the orchard. 49,. .....
Out, perhaps fowing. ..a
Rap. tap at the Kitchen door ..l ......
Dorothy looks pleasant. ..,,.. ...,-....t.. .
Jonathan" Rhe whispers sly. ...t...
"Rot me if it isn't ...rf
Or else s6ms fellow that don't want to see."
p. Door is open" Jonathan
... .- Why, how. how du ye du 2'
'9~' +." Well, Dorothy, I'm purity we'll, -..
d.. A seeiA' how lis YOU"
Old man stops his reading,
Old lady quits the sewing;
Both remark TO Jonathan,
" '' W ell meow how it's blowing,
There's gotn' TO be tail weather yet,
sweow.''
T., . SulutationS over s.. l...,lfl- f.. o.
'r.. 2 Jonathan is mum; .E-a. g. Fla .r-.
Wishes over suniry times
... That he was 10 hum.
zE, Old folks getting sleepy
t... 'Giu 10 nod tho head a.., -.....
ssur'-Dorothy suggests, that they
r lad better go to bed.
And prodigisMs grin lighteh up Jonathan's s
u' pysiognOmy. ,ss "-. ..
Old folks snoring s1undly,
Young folks close together
Jonathan and Dorothy
Talking bout the weather.
Jonathan is thinlsn.
How to pop the question
But his heart is humping so
Can hardly keep his vest on,
And his tongue cleuveth to the roof of his mouth
Dorothy looks slyly-
.. Knows there's sor9ethiuy coming;
Looks around at Jonathan
He feels much like running.
-a-. "Dearest DOrothy," he says.
~ ,-l Aud his heart beats fuster--
- "'Sp"sN that you and would go
Down to parson Castor,
And get linked in the everlasting bonds of mat
rimony." '..0E
R4 10
Years have pussed away, and
Down within the valley,
Far away from ci:y,
Street Cr dirty alley, ''
Stands little cottuge, ...
White as snow in March :;
Jonathan aud Dorothy ..
Sitting OH the porch,
And aIfadozen white headed youngsters around
them. es..' Patsburg Union.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-24

POPULAR DELUsI ,ss.-That cream can
dy is made OF cream.
That city mix comes from cows.
That the saussgs yOu buy Is made Of
pork. ls. . tE
That dry goods. can be sold less than
cost - .As6.
] That wet goods s-are-che.per than dry
goods! sdE-- . ce1sAE sE-A II
! ThSt money can be madssas a5farO-
;bank.stsw s!ir ge6H ,5s see,ss9 eFs
s. .isIa n.,-l--ez-- --.--- L. Ii .srs,1
HocPs DksouscEp Is THE BIBtE.-The
following is an extract fnom Isaiah M. 20:
.. In that day the Lord will take away
The bravery of their tinkling ornaments
abont illsir feet. and tl.eir combs, aud
their round tire liks NE NOON"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-24

SMILRs.-Nothlng on earth can smile
but man Gems may dash reelected
light. but what is a diamond flash COM
pared 70 eye flash and mirih>h.sh?. Flow
ers cAunOL smile. This is y charm which
even they cannot Calm. Birds cannot
smile. nor can any 0 her living thing. 1t
is the color which love wears. aud cheer.
fulness and joy-these, three. II is, a
light which The heart signifies to father.
husband and triend, that it is 1t home and
wailing. A face that cannot smile is like
a bud that cannot blossom and dries up
on the stalk. Laughter is day. aud SO.
briefly is night aud smile is the twilight
that hovers gently between both, more
bewilchiug than either. But all smiles
are not alike. The cheerlulpess OF love.
the smile of gratltieG pride is not the ia,
dance "f goodness and truth The rains
.oi summer fall alike upon all trees and
shrubs. But the storm passes and every
leaf hangs a-dtip. each gentle puff ol
wind brings down With it something Of
the nalure Of the leaf or blossom on which
it hung the road side leaf yields dus j;
the walnut leaf bitterness; some flDwers
poison while the grape blossom :, the
Iose and the sweet brler lend, their saro.
ma to the twinkliug gems. and send them
down m perlumed drops. And so II, is
with smiles which every heart perfumes
according TO its narure-sslh>hnes is
acrid pride. bitter good will sweet and
{ raorapt. ..-, "a,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-24

~" You can do any thing Il you
have patience. |. said an old uncle. who
ihad,made aVfortuhes to asnephe~ wtfe had
,nearly spent QUE. Ira Waterway be ear
lied in siese.ifayou can only 'wsis., ,'i4 4.a'
" How long asked the petuIant spends
Thrift. who vas itnratient for the old
maa oS.aery ). lli plililf Y tfssTss 81 y vas
I sne 14s'e e soo1-Ieply' - 4 = - 4
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-24

" Yes. vas The reply.
Going to have gill" Isuppose. va.
queried. -
The rewly made vie coIored. and ,hen
quietly responded thatt"' she dill not re.
ally know whether it would be a boy or
giII."
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Is57. EsislaN ailnI2osalgsa
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a POSER -" So you are going to keep
house. "re y"n ~ said an elderly lady TO
a young woman who was recently mar.
red
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-24

"SayagesH'tsluiagso "a .inn.ssi'l
Il was ,he growl Of q red tiger in the
aiss of rattlssnake.
a iSr, % - q ras, VI "a rff1fY btEg9 R-Ft LHE
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