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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-02-26
ST. LOUIS. Feb. !

The senate, on Friday, pa ssed by vote
Of 25 against 4, the resolution declaring the
emanciuation Of the slaves in Missouri not
only impracticabie, but any movment towards
it would be impolitic, urwise and unjust,
and should be dscopntenanred by the peo-
pie.
House yesterday, passed she Senate re-
solution relative to emancipation, by vote
OF lO7 to 9.
The 81. Louis Representatives voted in
the negative.
The Kansas correspondent of the Dem
oerat, reports recounter at Tecumseh,
between Judge Elmore and a correspondent
of the National Era, named Kagie. Both
parties were wounded but not dangerously
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-02-26
FROM WASHINGTON.

Feb. 2l-The President has approved
OF the bill TO increase the pay of the officers
of The Army
The Post-ofice bill which passed the
House to-day, appropriates apwarts of six
teen millions Of dollars for operations in the
land service next wear
The exp enses of the Corporation Com
mittee is estimated at nearly $1,000.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-02-26
DEATH OF DIR. KANE.

The steamship Cahawka arrived at New
Orleans on the 23d inst, having on boaId
the remains of the distinguished Navigator,
DR.. ELISHA KENT KANE. The dispatch
says, "The remains were received by COM
mittee and escorted to the City Hall, where
they will lie in state until tomorrow Oath
at 4 o'clock. They will then be conveyed
on board the steamer ]. Woodruff, for
Louisville, en- route to Philadelphia"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-02-26
Ntto Aobertlsements,
Action Pending in the Probate
Court of Belmont County, Ohio.
Walker G. Brock, adm'r of benjamin F.
ceased PiaInIiT,


Walker e Brock, adm'r of benjamin F. Bethel. de
ceased PiaIniiH,
against
Lou isa Bethel, 4 fired Bethel, Marion Bethel Swan
Vance aud Sarah Vance hIs wife. Thomas Pitcher
and Lucinda Pitcher his wife, Joseph Lafferty and
Mary Laffsrty his wife. Samuel Dunlap and Elisa
Dunlap his wife. James Jones. James Il. Pitcher
Robert Pitcher, Tama Pitcher Joseph Sutzer Isaac
Kirk, Simon Kirk, William Vsnmiter, John Ram.
age, James. Bethel, Defendants
The above named defendants, are notified that a
ne tition has been filed in said court in the above
smed action the object of which petition is TO oh
ts in an order, and authority from said court TO exc
ME 10 real ntraCts, of said Benjamin r. Bethel
deceased one W wiih Joseph Sultzer, for the convey
ance in fee tract of land lying North OF the town
of Flushing in said county, ontaining about thir
teen acres Isaac Kirk the other for like convey
anee of lot twenty three in the said town. John
Ramare and the IouIt will be asked 10 make said
order on Saturday, The twenty first day of March
1857. b. ). d. d. T. COWEN,
ices Attny tor PltTs.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-02-26

EFAt the meeting of The Agricultural
Board OF the l7lN inst, Messrs. PEEsISG-
TON, DAVIS and MITCHELL were appointed
q committee to repair, improve and rent the
fair grounds for the ensuing year. The
Committee on Summer Productions are:
GEO. e. BETHEL, of Flushing, E. G. NOR
GAN, of Bellaire, JosL WoeD, of Martins
vile. J. LIPPINc0TT, Of Morristewn, J W.
FRASER, OF Barnesvile, and the Editors
of the St. ClRrsviile papers.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-02-26

NNTNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CAsn Assgrs IN IS56-Si ,U1I 1896 g.
Insures against the dangers of fire. and pcrs or in
land avs saticn liberal rates and rules as tbs
risks assumed rmit, consistent with soiyeneS aud
lair profit. DAVID ALLEN. AGENT
iy3Itfi Bridgeport, Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-02-26

rWe sall the attention of merchants
to the advertisement in another column of
Aessrs. w. G. CHITrrox g. Co., lmpor-
tiers of Dry Goods, Philadelphia. This is
one of the largest houses in the East. and
Western merchants in visiting Philadelphia
will find it to their advantage TO examine
their stock.
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
Hannah A Booker. Plaintiff,

William \. BOOker, Defendant.
The defendant is hereby notified that petition
has been filed in the Court of Common Pleas of Bel
mont County, OHio. by Hannah a. Booker against
William A. Booker, her husband aSki ng for divorce
allmony and the three infant children of the mar.
ties for the extreme cruelty. aud gross neglect OF
duty of the sal d William a. to the said Hannah A
The said William A. Booker is also notified that on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday the I3ih, 18th and
18th days of April 1857 at the dwelling house OF
Robert Woods in UnontOwn, EldOradO> County, Cali.
forna hetween the hours of o'clock in the forenoon
and o'clock the afternoon of said days; and ON
Saturday the llth day of the same month, at the
dwelling house of Samuel Winters in oican Edo.
Tado County. California, between the hours of T.
o clock in the forenoon and O'Clock in the after.
noon of said day. depositons will be taken in the
abo sc named case on behalf of the plaintiff.
CoWEN d HOGE, Attys. for pItns.
fe5sw
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Asthma or Phthisic, and Droachisis.

CO0sumptlo
Probably remedy has ever tesa ss~s vttoa
cured mIny and such dangerous ~. tss-s
Go human all can reach; but tssss IA Czzan<
ps,Tca Al aiftrtS relief aipi eoaafTt-
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EofaI ynttligenof,
Time Table for the c. o. r. r. for the
stations in this County, Dec. 1st.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

RIaN-CHURCH-Pestor. Rev. JoHA
Nofrar Public worship every Sabbat al II O'Clock
A. 4. and Ct O'clock P n Sabbath scnooi az 81
aieIoek n PRAYER meeting in the basement on
Wednesday evening.
ASSOCIATE REFORM CHURCH-NO regular
Pastor nor regular pdhI- service al present
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Pastor.
Rev los woopRoFFr. Public worship every Sab
hath A. II o'clock A. n Sahhath School al 2t- P n
s0CIETY OF FRIENDSHIP branches. ortho
dox and HIcksite-PubIie worship on First Dag and
Fourth Day at IL O'Clock. A. n
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For Sprains use Gareling OIL.

For Sprains use Gareling Oil!
For Bruises use Garglng Oil!
FoF Cuts use Gargling Oil!
For Hounds use Gsrgling Oil!
For Weakness Of Joints use Gargiing
Oil
For Burns or ScaIds use Gargling Oil.
For Ringbone or Poll Evil use Garg,ing
Oil.
For Wild Calls use Gargling Oil!
For Scratches or Grease use Gargling
Oil!
For sale by A. C. MARTIN.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-02-26

AN APT REPLY-The celebrated Rev
John Wesley once received from govern.
me9t agents demand for an account of his
plate, ofwhich they supposed he had quite
quantity. He wrote back to them as fol-
lows: "Sirs,. have two silver tea spoons
at London, and two Bristol; this is all
the plate which have at present, and
shall not buy any more while SO many around
me want bread. | am, sir, your most hubm-
BILE servant.
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Purlouned from the Budget of the Beech Hill Iible
ClasS.l

Purlouned from the Budget of the Beech Hill tible
Glass;
OH king WIHTER-AND HOW HE TAXES
POSSESSION --O:d King Winter rules a
kingdom called the northland. 1t is celebrat-
ed all over The world for us splendor and ma
nv wonders. The walk of his palace are crys-
tai, and the floors reflect the image of the
many vessals, that crowd around his throne;
so pure are they. There are many subjects
gather there, for the peers of his court are
noble and mighty. Nearest to the King
stand the venerable Lord Ice, and all feel
under the influence o: his cold and chilling
presence, and yet ao noble is so much re-
spected. The Earl of Snow, is there, clad
IN his long ermine robes, and the unsuliied
purity of his long life, has won him the love
of all the realms. Sir John Frost, is there
and he creeps around them "like ghostly
presence, thin and white" But among
them all, there are none so favored and SO
necessary TO tie reign of hing Winter,
as Lord Colo and North Wind, the Minstrel
These two accompanying him in ali his bat
ties, and while Celd brings his forces to-
gether armed with piercing steel, the Min
strel shrieks courage to the fighting or means
over the dying. There are many others
there, but these are his favorites. Away from
his throne. and his preball rise the walls of
his pearly cities, halls and castles, with their
towers and turrets, overlook the streets paved
with pearls. All thei lengths are covered
with screens, down SO that all is silent but
but North Wind, the minstrel.
Far away from the realm of King Winter,
is the domain of sweet Queen Summer.
But of her court will say nothing; it is so
exeuisitely beautiful. that only the farest
can tell of il. For thousands of years the
two soyereIgns have yearly gone to battle
for the hills and valleys, the mountains and
rivers, that lie between their kingdoms
sometimes one is triumphant, and some
times another, bur no one has ever held the
country long in possession. One night sfte:
Queen Summer had held the wi ling land in
her gentle sway FOR. some time, King Win
ter sent an army under the command Of
Sir John Frost, and when the Summer elves
we're playing with Lady Moonlight, Queen
Summers maid of honor-they are surprised
and frightened, away by the regiments o.
pale ghosts. They ams.again each NIGH
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= r cad the communication by J. e. ]. This
advise is good, and we hope our Agricul-
tural Board may profit by 1t, although we
would not go to the same extent in premi-
ums. of books and journals. A medium
would be better
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-02-26
RHODE ISLAND POLITICS.

PRovIDEscE Feb 2O.-Tbe Republican
Stale Convention yesterday nominated a
full State ticket, including Elisha Dyer
for Governor and Thomas G. Turner for
Lieutenant Governor. The American Con-
vention nominated the same ticket except
for Lieutenant Governor.
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The THOROUGH BRED HORSE
INVINCIBLE.

EUST IMPORTED into this county
81 will be kept at ST. Clairsvie during the season
ofls57 commencing March 10Th, and ending July 10th
His services Offered the puhic 10 limited num-
Der Of mares besides those OF his owners $50 the
son and SIS TO insure mare wiib losl, payable in
cash approved note equivalent thereto at the first
service, or when the engagements is made
1.-The mare insured does not prove with foal, the
money note for nsurng said mare, will be return
ed giving the Executive Committee of the COmpa-
ny evidence of the INSURED mare, not being with fo
laiiing attend regularly, forfeits The insurance
Pastures provided for mares at reasonable rates,
and every care taken, hut the Company will not be
respon sbIe for accidents escapes, If any should
occur.
isSiacibe is years old, Of great beauty in color,
asaIin coated dark Ood bay. with black legs, mane
and tail without any white marks, most fhis
trV with his brothers and sisters being of tie same
sadd Color he is more than l5t hands high, wei form
ed heavy muse les. an elegant mover. having fine
style and &C ton, Kind temper perfect ly sound in
every respect is in good health and spirits, and Is
horse of the puTest and richest blood 10 be found
where.
The attention tn ,se having mares OF good size,
action and form, is respectfully directed 10 invnci
He as in the judgement of the most experienced
breeders such mares with the thorough bred horse,
produce the very hest horse for all purposes.
Two of luvinc bles half brothers yea old. nave
recently been sold al s5CG0 each.
CaH aud see him for circular giving full pedigree,
performances or further descriptions, apply TO DR..
Alexande or Mr.. Hiram Pennington, 81. Cairsvilie,
Be mont County, ONO
fesa
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HEELING HAT AND CAP
~ .g9S'UF.4CTOST
ANERN

Manufacturer of daIs and Caps.
Has on hand and is manufacturing and receiving 4
large and general assortment of
Hats aud Caps,
comprising all the varieties 0i Colors and shapes o
Hats and Caps now in use, of
III test Fashion,
and manuflc turcd from the finest material and tho
best workmanship; all Of which Will he sold Whole
sale and Retail at the lowest possible price. From
nv long experience in the business, and havin. al
WAYS used my hest endeavOrS to please, and furnish
tie pubic with a
Good, Fashionable and Servicesble Hat,
I feel confdant-with my present facilities and a
large Stock on hand-that I am able to supply my
patrons with article
Superior to any heretofore offered.
respectfully request a cali from those in want oi
Hats and Caps, before purchasia gelsewhere.
:. AVERY,
esIsI No. Ii6. Main street, Wheeling. Va.
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rThe New Methodist E. Church. near
East RichIand will be dedicated on Sabbath,
March first. at ii O'Clock A. NJ. BY the Rev.
J.C. SAMSON. Ministers and people, are
respectfully Invited to meet and worship
with US on that occasion.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-02-26
STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN-
~, IS. Court of Common Pleas.
WALKER HUNTER, Administrator of the Estate OF
VIM. Shepherd, decd,

AMOS W. SHEPHERD, and others.
Order TO Sell Real Estate to Pay Debts.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of an order
made in this Friday the 18Th Of March, 1857,
between the hours of 10 O'clock A. NJ. aud O'Clock
NJ. at the front door OF te ,'onrt House of said
county, will offer Or sale the following desc ribed
of land the same being the North West
of Section 10, Townships ) aud Range :, in Pultney
township in said county, except sixty acres OF the
ast siG old to VIM. Myers the being subject
10 the dow of RGhaIna Shepherd the amount
10 and ia pcrthes set of hv note AMI bounds
on the said tract including the improvements there
Terms OF SlLE-One-thri in hand; one third in
one yesr and the rCrais.dcr in two years frum the
day OF sale. with interest.
WALKER HUNTER,
Administrator of the said VIM. shepherd, decd.
fri2tW
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Notlce 20 Liquor Dealers and
MERCHANTS.

u the Oils necessary, ior making and flavor
Iup every variety O liquor, sLu dIr' clions for ma
inr eide w iIhouI Apples, ana tor converting Tie
,,,der 10 \ n kinds oil white and red wines, Cham
naore d ra pac kage OF tie ARTICLES used for Civ
md ARTIFiCIAL STRENG7' 10 liquors. Convert
ing 20 gE lions OF Whisky 10 iOO ssons) and every
,riir le necessary TO commence LIQUOR STORE,
wIll he furnished Tor SIS. Also II the iniormaIons
necessary to conduct such an establishment thus
enabIinr The new beginner 10 1aIly compete
with Ihe odesi liquor dealers Address through the
Post Office 2. .I.ACUUR, New Orleans.
Lacour's CONCENTRATED ACID for making
VINEG AR Is put up in gallon packages al s. per
package-In good sh ippius o:aec. fe16ly -
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FROM WASHINGTON.

FeB. IA large delegation of citizens
of South Carolina, including the brother of
the late Preston S. Brooks, has arrived shere
to superintend the removed of his remains
to bis home.
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Quit Drinking Poisonous Liquors
PATENT IMPROVED PROCESS
FOR MAEISG
All Kinds of Liquors and Vinegar
INSTANTLY, THE rsE OF
COUR'S ES> L \ TIAL OILS
Quit Drinking

'HESE Oils are obtained by Distila-
lion al the Chemical Laboratory, Parisi. of
Jefferson of Pierre LaCour, author OF Lacours Chem
zeal Analysis. LaeouT's Chemical MalipulaiIons
Lacour on the Manufacture OF Liquors, &C.
LACOUR'S OIL OF COGNAC converts neutral
spirit 10 superior imitation of Imported BrandIes,
viz Oisrd Sazerac AaTeit GOgnac, Poultney, Seig-
neue United Vineyard PrOpTietors. CastIilon and
LondOn DOCK Brandies- These liquors will have q
iulI fru iy flavor and beautiful sparklinf coior
the Oil OF Cognac 20 new York Brany, Pine app lie
Brandy Common Cognac Brandy, &c
LACOUR'S OIL OF RYE changes Rectihed W his
Ky to MoHOngaheiy Rye Whisky, CID Virginia Mali
Whisky, Iau Tbnn " h lSky. &c.
OIL OF OEDRAT Changes common Rectihed
Uhisky TO Old IRISH MalI Whsky, and superior ar
tIc le O Scotch whisky
on. OF PEA C.i changes common .'hisky TO Vir.
Cognac viii convert common WHISKY 10 Apple
Brandy. =,
OIL OF GIN converts the poorest Whisky 20 Hol-
laid G IN .Schedam Schnapps, Rose Gin, swan Gin,
IaCoUk's CONCENTRATED ACID will in
five hours alter being mixed, change hFe gallons oil
good Vinegar and 1--WE galors OF water 10 tIIr-
iy Ions OF the acid Vinegar thai can lie tound
N Ihe market by the OF Lacour's Concentrated
Acd, VINEGAR eau tie made Tor one dollar and sixty
cents per barrel
these olls are put up in quart TASKS; each cas- k
contains suiic lent making three hundred gal
ions nf Iluuur. Fuh and comprehensive GIeLtl0i.s
accompany lie IOlIes. Price, 81 per buitie.
For ale at lie tOruer OF 81. Charles and Poydras
streets.
securely packed and shipped, win III OF iadIn5, 10
any part OF couhl.y, upon e receipt oi So, 10
me stdr.ss of 4. LACOUR. New Orleans.
Purchasers are requested as guarantee oil Sooa
Ih 10 iurn asa Gs tie names oil any house IN New
Orlest< and we II .hIpt tem paC kage ul ile Oils.
ii tey DO moi perform ali IEat is claimed or them,
thev vi cost mo.nIus. ie2oly.
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Advertising.

S.M. PErrIxsILL & Ce New York and Boston;
n. S. ScuEII- New York; GEO A. CRoFUr, and v
r Palmer Philadelphia. ore our authorized adyer-
r.inU agents. All Adyer tissments forwarded BY
them will receive prompt attention
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NOTICE.
srHE partnership heretofore exist

He partnership heretofore existing be-
4 tween Henry Heherliur aud Finley Taylor,
under the firm Of lebering aud TAYLOR for MHnufac
turing Threshng Machines, Is this day dissolved by
mutual Consent. The business will be settled up y
Henry Heberling, who may he found 4 his present
machine shop at Georgetown address Shortc'eekl
Harrison County Ohio. HENRY HEBERIING,
FINLEY TAYLCR.
September LIST, 1856. feIepd
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1ag" will please hand in your name,
as we publish nothing without responsible
name.
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Y L u A 3 L e
F RM FOR SALE
-5NHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR
sale his valuable FARM known as The Stone

'IIH NO DOO III 70 DIt N'I HItO y II
sale his valuable FARM known as The Stone
breaker Farm, containing
206 Acres, more or less
About I15 acres cleared; with good FRAME
HOUSE, and Barn. and convenient Outbudings.-
Coal and Lime stone in abundance.
Said l. and is situated in Bchlaad tp-, Belmont CO.,
Al mil es southwest of ST. Ciarsyie. and about 800
ya,ds from the Central Ohio Rail Road, between Wor
nock's and Lewis Mills, . miles from each, and .
mites from Riehland Seam Mill, and within mile
of Harri sens Mill,
There is no. onehalf of waste land on this
farm. For further information apply 10 the snhscri
Der, on the premises.
fel9u C. w. GOSNEY.
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.JNo. WFSI

During the course of fifty years Wesly is
supposed to haven given away mora than
100000.
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FARM For SALE.
Figh,y-ISiye Acres,
BELMONT COUNTY, OHIO

VS..
David Atkinson, Defendant
The defendant above ramod is hereby n0tihed nat
on rh al day of February, A. d. 1857, the plaintiff
sbove named filed petition in the Common Pleas
Cont of said County, which is no" penhinF, the
ob;ert A. nrayer of which is to compel the defendant
To ally perform verbal contract for The lease
n the defend ants farm, on the Ohio River III Pease
Town ship, Belmont County, OHIO. containing iSO
eros more or less and 10 enion the defendant Ho.h
Senriyiuy the plaintiff of the possession OF sa arn
Irn,ess tbe defendant answer by March %, ls5f E,
iud-ment WHINE asked for in accordance win the
J..-sr of s,id pst .tion s. W. GASFON, Clerk
D. ID. I. COWEN, Atty. for Pltf.
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Ta Readers.

The cHKoYirIE is the largest paper published IN
The County, and con'ains oHe-thtTd more reading
mater than any other paper in the county.
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P0CKEI -B0OK LOST!

: OST ON SATURDAY, December
4 4 9th. between Z. C. HuhharI's and Jane
ThOmpsons G .ocery ST. Cai.sviile, fair ather
noe keI bouk, Containing SliL in baTk notes, r1ad
rec pt si zen by .cnb Fryman to the undersigned.
and note given hy Joseph ki;hcart Tor s5. Any
finding The p1Cket pOOk and above desert Ell
aud turning it Il the sub~cIibsr. leav
ing it at he Chronicle Ofce. will lie Iiberailv
warded. lde35l NILSSON WOODMANSEE.
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L. Catchum & U. Cheatum.'

The WEATHER AT PHILADELPnIA.-The
average temperature at Philadelphia, for the
month OF January, shows the month to have
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

CASES TktED-rpIsG PRESENT TERM CON-
M:NCiNG FEBRUARY IU, Ieo-
WIN B. DUKLEvT,l
VS.. Jury Trial. Plaintiff
JAMES A GRAY. } Damages $3.50.
JANE MlLIIsOH. Jury Trial. Suit for,
VS.. malpractice, Verdict
Dr.. JNo. A. KEMf.) for Pltff. : 3oO & cost.
SOPHIA JEEIKA, Bastoray. Verdict of
VS.. Jury Guilty. Plaintiff to
NICHOLAS OMIT. recover $500, for main
tenance of child.
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6cFMessrs. ALBRIGHT, TURNER and
HAMILTON will accept our thanks for favors'
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS, 81 {,

FEMALE COMPLAINTS, 81 common
to married ladies, are easily removed by
Cartsr's Spanish VI irtwe the only meti
cire yet discovered upon which the fairer
potion of crea ion NAV rely as remedy for
al their ill. LIT them test its inest Unable
virtues, and be healed.
And torS,sale by
II. ALEXAN.:ER, St Clairsville
4. {. HAEl y. St. Clairsvil!e
Jas Baker. " nccing.
Hin. Dunbar. Uniontown
Gel. {. Bethel, Flushing;
K. :. Clark, MGfriSIOwn
L.. Il. Moot, Barnesviiie
NJ. ?. Miles cSSon. oomrIton
Ans hy Dealers ~ Medicines everywhere.
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5f(arrieo

On the 18th day Of February, b, E-q. Horsman
Mr.. LEVI WILLIAMS, and Miss JULIA Moore, all Of
Wayne 1p., Belmont county, Ohio.