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YIULINS,
and Musical Instruments of all kinds. at lower
prices than ever before offered to the public.
A large discount to Teachers and Schools.
The trade supplied on the most liberal terms.
MGSEg.--One of the largest and best Sc
lee ed catalogues of Music now published,
comprising many of the choice and most pop
ular airs Of the day, and win be sold at one
third of from the regular prices.
Music sent by mail to all parts of the coun-
try, postpaid. Particular and personal atten-
tion paid to slI orders received by mail Sat
istaction guaranteed in every instance. Pianos
and NeIodeons for rent and rent allowed on
Puachase. Pianos and McIpdeuus for sale on
monthly payments. Secondhand Pianos ta-
ken in exchange for new. General and select
Catalogues and Schedule Of prices forwarded
to all parts Of the country BY mail.
EzE5~ Great inducements offered TO AGENTS
in all parts Of the country, to sell the Horace
Waters Pianos, Neiodeons, and Catalogue Of
Music SIG.
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Coz. BENTON has written review Of
ahe Dred Scott decision He takes
ground with Judges Curtis and Mclean,
and against the majority Of the Court.
The book is now in press.
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JeitT, LrdS~res, IraaEfas Or -
teraLiots.
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new Chemical Paper in Ameri.a. iavept.,i. and
patented in England by HENRY GLYNy. a es!e-
brated chemist and officer IN the British army.
it is hardly necessary to say that the Paper il
recommended bv Mr. Kent. Assaver Of H.. t.
s Mmr. Mr. LYMAN Of the New Elrl. CI-.ria.-
House. and Meade Brothers. eytens-y. ana
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Ghe latter say that no imitation cam E.. ,,a.,.
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Paper. Below is our list of prices.
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RfUs If Eycl,anoo So -o' 2,r % 90 .b..,.
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Philadelphia advertisements.
FROM
JOHN A. RIDDLE.
At Merchants Hotel, North 18th St, Phi4dl
TO THE MERCHANTS OF TIE WEST AND NORTH
WEST.

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the large and varied extent of a. ,,sr,If1-,
tures, being far in advance Of anv other civ
in the United States, the moderate exucnses
necessary for carrying On business eie.. etc.
The market possesses unrivaH.d adrants-
ges for the sale oi many kinds OF produce,
such as Flour, Wheat Barley, Wool Butte,
taeeSe, 5c while the charges made Gpu1
sales ano attendant expenses are more uodcr-
ate th"n neigborlng seaboard markets.
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HDStFuEEE2 2nfg.

FETHE Largest Assortment Of Pianos, Melo-
Z deems, Musical instruments, and Musical
Merchandise Of all kinds, in the United States
Pianos from Ten different Manufactures. COM
prislng those Of every variety Of STYLE from
the plain, neat and substantial 81 octaYes. in
Walnut or Rosewood Gases. from $3.50 to $500.
to those Of the most elegant finish up to One
Thousand Dollars. No house in the Union
can compete with the above in the number,
variety and celebrity Of its instruments, nor
in the Extremely low prices at which they are
sold.
HORACE WATERS MODERN IMPROVED
PIANOS, with or without Iron Frames. pos
scssiug in their improvements of oyer-strings
and action, q leugth Of scale and conlaass of
tone equal 10 the Grand Piano. united with
the beauty and durability of structure + the
Square Piano. They are justly pronounced bv
the Press and b. Tie first Nusical Masters. IT,
be equal TO. those Il any other manufacturer
They are built Of tie best .tuG MOST thuryu.u-
ly seasoned material. and guaranteed u stand
the action Of every climate. Eacu ils.rur.eL.
guaranteed to give suAtIction, o. purchase
money refunded
SECONDHAND PIANOS. at great bar
gains, constantly in store,-pricc from So to
$40.
HORACE WATERS MELODEOyS.-Su-
perlor Instruments in touch and durability Of
make lTuned the equal .cmpcrament.) Me-
iodeons Of AL other styles and makes Price
SO, 500, S75, 800, SI25, SI+0-doublc
Reeds and two banks of Keys, S2Jo-Iyss d
liberal discount. Clcrgymeu and Churches,
an extra discount
MARTINS GUITARS.
BROWNS HARpS,
FLUTES.
FLCTINAS,
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Or
4 phaus Court Of the County Of Potter L
shall expose to sale, at the Court House IN the
Borough IF Coudcrsport Pa, on SATURDAY,
the 2lSr DAY OF NOVEMBER \. D. 857,
at one O'Clock, ?. NJ, the following described
real estate, situate in Sweden Township, Pot
ter County. Pa:
Bounded on the North by lands Of S. Y.
Acker and unsea,ed lands, on the East by
lands Of q. L. Cat.in and lands OF s !. AcEcr,
on the South by lands Of Jacob uerrington,
and on the West by lands Of 5. !. Acker and
unseatcd lands being lot No. II and West
part Of lot No. Is Of the allotment Of Bingham
Lands in said township. and being part OF
Warrants Nos. 1906, 1909, 2Q47 and 2092 or
which is erected one Log House and one
Frame Barn, said lot containing about l33
acres, about - acres of which are improved,
with 80 Fruit Trees growing thereon.
JOEL HENDRICK. Administrator
Of the Estate of VIM. Lyon, deceased.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-10
FThe Annual Fair of the Western Viz
ginia Agricultural Society will commence
on next Wednesday, the 18th inst.

WoADERFooL-The Editor of the Guer7-
SCI Jefersonian, since the Treasury InVes-
tigating Committee has only given the opin-
ion that BREsLIN stole the money, has come
to the sage conclusion that the opinion of
the Committee is worth nothing, and that
GIBSON is the guilty man! The Jefsrsontan
man is funny fellow, and SAYS many funny
things, but all the rest of his jokes are in
significant when compared to this very funny
joke. We en;reat you, Mr.. J.fersonian, to
say nothing more of the kind until we can
get some buttons put on our vest and un-
mentionables. Why, sir, we had but read
the first line when we felt the buttons CIV
ing, and ere we were half through tre-
mendous outburst of laughter was followed
Nv a shower of buitonsi You have wife
now to help you out of such scrapes, but,
alas! we--we--but never mind. Re-
member, though, that we have incurred one
tailor's bill on your account, ard keep quiet.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-10
Arrival Of the Steamer Arago.

New York, Sept. THE Arago has ar
rived here. The Europa arrived out on ,he
! ID. Circassian on the 22d, less than eigh
days from St. Johns
| WarIike rumors from the Principalitie:
are reported. Prince Dunlo is preparing
an expedition to penetrate into the Turkish
terrtory*
The Porte has announced his willingness
10 resume negotiations on the basis of ar
rangemenis made at Osborne. The Sultan
also consents to the new election in Mold.
via.
Flour dull and declined Is. Wheat very
dull and 4d lower. Corn quiet Ali quail.
ties of provisions slightly declined. Bacon
steady. Lard steady at 70s
A letter from London received per the
Arago, says if tie Atlantic Telegraph Com
pany, pos zone operation till next Summer
the present cable viii be sold and new ore
made, TO be five hundred miles longer in
season to be laid next June.
The Spanish Cabinet were considering a
proposition. of the municipal authorities at
Havana, for,reducing the import duties on
flour.
The steamer kangaroo, with 400 passen-
gers for India. from Quebec, arrived at Lily.
erpool on the morning of the 26th.
A committee of the Directors of the At
lantic Telegraph Company had an inter
view with Sir Charles Wood, to inquire
whether, if the Company sold their present
cable, Government would place at the dis
posal of the Company, suitable steamships
to Law the cable next summer. The reply
was in the affirmative. The Directors have
been offered for the cable, higher price
than the cost for the line to India,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-10
IaCAMp MEETING with the Meth.

- CAMP MEETING with the Meth
k odist Episcopal Church, will
commence on THURSDAY, SEPT. 10,
on the farm of George Taylor, l. miles
West of Morristown. Said camp ground
is a very short distance from "National
RoaG," fine site, well tlmbered. and good
water in abundance.
The Camp Meeting will be conducted
under the most strict police regulations -
No Hucksterjng Stands or Wagons, or Liquor
Selling will be allowed within the limits
prescribed by the law regulating such
meetings. All such characters will please
take notice.
A meeting will be held on the ground on
Monday, August ist, when we hope to see
all there who are concerned in it or wish
to have tents at the meeting. Will our
friends make the announcement of it as eX-
tensively as they can Immediately en- see
ing this notice, and bear in mind that we
will be glad to see as large a number OF
tents as can be brought and furnished, and
as many laborers in the Lords Vineyard as
can "come over and help us'' at the begin
ming OF our Camp Meeting services on Sep
tember 10th.
BY order of the Executive Committee.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-10

FHollordy'S Ointment ond PtHs.-Nel,
ther cassiic nor the knife can ever be re-
quired in the treatment OF wounds, ulcers,
tumors, or schirrous swelling, TO which Hol-
lowty's Ointmen; has been applied in time.
The effect of the Pills on the digestive ap-
paratus is all but miraculous. There is an
unfailing test by which to know the genu-
inc, viz, the Water-mdrh, Holloway, Nerr
York and London, which appears in semi
transparent letters in every leaf OF the book
of directions. Unless the same are plainly
seen in the paper when held between the
eve and tbs light, the book anG the medicine
it envelopes is counterfeit.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-10

To CORRESPONDENTS We'll, we've just
been enjoying right good chat with Oh,
good contributors, and let US tell you taken
all together, they are a clever company
TRat'sso. 'Tyro, Edith, Hasry, Rustic, Eye
On. Somerton, &C., are all on hands. Edith
compla ins that We do not introduce her to
anybody. Now Edith be patient, we were
only waiting to find somebody good enough
looking, but strange 10 say, the necessity Is
Just met. Here walk into the circle alph
and We'll introduce you TO one OF Ewes
fairest' daughters. Will that do, Edith! Balph
is q paragon Of perfection. Fan Tsz again
complains of our blunders and JOS neglect.
Now Fan ought to know, that we dare not
change the manuscript of so perfect critic
II is point with 10 TO leave her manuscript
Just as received Why is it Fan you can't
send your love to =! Is it because you have
disposed of il all!
Eye On is mistaken about j. Mch., ne is
still living. Watch Man, we will be glad
to hear from you again. We are sorry that
the length, nd also the careless style OF
your manuscript renders its publication out
of the question. That Country Boy writes
better than before, but he forgets TO give
his name. We can't publish without. jose
Done, you make the very "devils" growl.
They are afraid of corruPting their or;hog-
rsphy. To all of you, we hope you may
write again, but remember our rule, be brief,
to the point, write on but one side Of the
paper, and write IN style. that you think an
be read, for remember we can't translate
quite ali We get.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-10

6FA large number of wOrkmen are en-
gagged in repairing the FAIR Grounds, gra-
ding the ring, erecting new stalls, &C., and
every evening large crowds gather on the
grounds to witness the training of stock,
which is interesting and at times highly
exciting. The interest taken by every one
in the approaching Fair ensures it triumph
ant success. Let every one make their cal.
culaIions to come 10 the Fair, and bring
something with them that wi II add Interest
TO the affair.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-10

HARRISON CoUNTY.-The Republicans
of Harrison county have vigorously opened
the campaign by appointing meetings in
every Township in the county. Hon. JOHN
A. BINGHAM is to speak in seven Town
ships. Old Harrison, the "star that never
se;s," will give CHASE six hundred of a
majority.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-10

CTThe Colt Show on last Saturday, was
quite an interesting diminutive Fair. We
heard some good judges say, there was the
best display of Colts they had ever seen.
There were over thirty on the ground. Five
colts got by the Rankins Horse, took the
premium of $40, and Col: belonging to
VIM. SMITH of Kirkwood, took the premium
pf S.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-10

aThe Editor of the Guernsey Jgfer-
sonian has taken unto himself wife. It's
strange that Editors will get married. and
stranger still that they can find any of EYES
fair daughters that will accept of them!--
They have all the good wishes. though, that
a bachelor could be expected TO offer.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-10

All cit tizens of Belmont county who are
opposed to the policy of the Democratic
party as shadowed forth by the acts of the
present and preceding Administrations, and
who are opposed :oihe Extension OF Slavery
into territory now Free. are requested to
meet in MASS CONVENTION. at
ST. aSVILLE. Sept. I9, 1857,
for the purpose of placing in nomination
candidates for the following Offices:
Ore Representative. Probate Judge,
Treasurer, Prosecuting Attorney, One Com
missioner, and one Director of County In
firmary, and also to appoint Delegates to d
Senatorial Convention The Committee
would also recommend MONDAY, SEPT.
I4th. as suitable lime, and FLUSHING
as proper place to hold said Senatorial
Convention.
By order cf Rep. Central Commmittee.
B. COWEN, Sec'y.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-10
BELMONT, O., September g.

In consequence of one of your cores
pondents being misinformed, mistake oc.
cured in the last issue of your pa per, which
suppose you did not notice. Balph init.
mated the indisposilion of Eye On, and in
quired anxiousy "who put Eye On's eve
QUIT" (which being interpreted means awho
struck Billy Patterson!') Eye On did suf-
fer the loss of an eye, but was only thrown
into "gagging speIl'' by the first article
| from yeur new correspondent in Belmont
| He Is now, however, convalescent, and it is
hoped will soon recover sufficiently TO take
another "glance" at the famous production,
and .'scratch" off for the CHRONICLE an
account of the effect a second look NAV
have upon him.
Hasty and Rustic look exceedingly low
spirited from Fair PLAYS attack upon the
former, and the admonishing word fl ON Fan
Taz to the latter. They have retired from
the excitement of war (on whisky barrels)
and are seldom seen, except by their init
mate friends and advisers. Rumor says
that they both entertain serious apprehen-
sions in regard to their popularity and have
offered To capitulate with Fair Play, with
whom their private agents are now consult.
ing, with closed doors. 1t is not known
what stipulations will be required in the
treaty. or what amount will induce Fair
Play TO play fair; but | suppose that few
maiden d" tears" and brandy for six would
reconcile the parties and pay off the doc
tors bill and other expenses incurred by
Eye On in his late illness.
The inn-Beeper who ''uSes his influence
to induce drunkenness" is still among US,
and says that the organization will have
harder work in getting him 10 ''leave soon''
than they perhaps anticipate. He says that
he is not going to ''lay his ashes in a soil
which is not his" but on the contrary will
continue to live here for the benefit of trav-
elers, and i: he can, will die here.
Your Lampsville correspondent, after mis-
last grand iZzle, has not made his appear
ance, and it is said he has concluded to sim
dite' no more items-thinks it don't pay,
and is going to retire and repose on his ac-
cumulated honors! There is report cur
rent that Fan Taz (whom he has so long
desired to see) has sent him, by letter, her
advice to "qui."--that she did actually think
he was unsophisticated, and decidedly
"green." He has taken her advice, am
told, and is making his preparations to "lay
over.''
Yours, &C., QUILL Q. Qua.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-10
MANY VOTERS OF PEAsE TowNsHI
LyaPosITlvELY THE LAST NO.

EkS IEOE.-hII ptIsUIIs IHUtUttU 70
me for Advertising, Job Work, or SubscriP-
tion, are hereby notified that if their &C
counts are not promptly settled before the
18th day OF September, they will be left in
the hands of a proper officer for collection.
@My books may be found at the Office
of ID. ID. T. Cowen, in St. Clairsvlle.
have duplicates of the accounts also with
me at Bellaire, where they may be settled.
aul35w D r. CUwEN.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-10

9We have received copy ct the Daily
Traveller, published at Wheeling, by JAS.
MEEK. 1t is neat and spicy Evening pa
per, and is destined 10 traueI into public ia
yor.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-10

JAS. S. SMITH; left here this afternoon
: for Kansas, the overland route. He intends
making that place his future home. Mr. S.
wss good citizen, and bears W ith him the
we'll wishes of this whole community.