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Mr.. EDITOR: The school in Sub-District
No. Five, Wayne township, tsught by Mr.
HUGH M. SHIrMAh, had an exhibition on
Friday, the 9th inst on which occasion
scholars and teacher acquitted themselves
in manner highly gratifying to the people
OF the district and honorably to themselves.
The good people OF this district are wide
awake to the subject of education, and have
been very fortunate in a teacher, as Mr.
Shipman has proved himself a teacher of
no ordinary ability. There was a pretty
large turnout of the people of the district
and others interested in the subject of edu-
cation, and all were highly gra:i6ed with
the proceedings. and were constrained to
say there was intellect in the young and
rising generation of Captina
To give an idea of the proceedings, here
with prese 1t the programmed:
GEORGE PERRY, True Wisdom.
ALFRED DAVIS. Qusrreling.
. PHGBE ]. HANSON, Praise.
JULIA A. PLUMMER, Sky Lark.
Music.
WILLIAM LIsLE, Go Ahead.
THOMAS DANroRD, Sun and Moon.
RUTH A. DAVIS, Dialogue.
MARY A. PAxsoN,S
JANE LIsLE, The Prescher's Man.
= RUTH A. Jerry, Cold Water.
JoEL EVANS. Ny Country.
'~r ALBERT LIsLE, Homeopathic Broth.
Music.
MARY A. HANsox.) Dialogue.
NARY L. Evans,
RUTH A. DAVIS, Cottage Girl.
MoRTIMoRE PLUMMEk, Humanity.
Music.
MARY A. PAXTON, Angry Words.
HANNAH ] EVANS, The Heart.
SAMUEL PAXTON, Discomfort.
JoHA E. EVANS, Cold Water Man.
=. Music.
HENRY LIsLE, The Truly Blest.
WILLIAM BHowK, The Douglas Trade.
JAMES LIsLE, Oration.
GEoGRAPHY CLASS.
sI.- Music.
MATHEW DAVIS, Things Needed.
SARAH LIsLE, Poetry-Landing OF tn
Pilgrims.
EMMA LIsLE, Speak Gently.
Music.
PEkIEAE L. HANSON, Common Sense.
MARGARET LTsLE, I Dialogue O
ADALINE L. PLUMhER, Cheating.
JOHN E. LIsLE, Bachelors Tale.
Music.
JAMES LIsLE, Dialogue
ALBERT Isle, Wal, till your Ang,
GEORGE PERRY,N 10 Gone.
ZEKAs B. SHIPMAs, Farmers Blunder
Music.
JAMES LIsLE, Climax.
SAMUEL Paxton, Old Hodge.
Music.
JoBs E, LIsLE, Aniony's Grafton ovs
the Dead Body of Cesar.
Music
TIE VILLAGE SQUIRE, in which the fc
owing characters figure; Timothy Wiggin
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SECOND pIsFATcH.l
ToRoMTO, G. w Mar,

TORONTO, G. w March IA.
The disaster Of yesterday occurred to the
local accommodation train Of this city, bound
to Hamilton. and continuing from seventy
five 20 one hundred passengers Only ff-
teen were tak"n cut alive from the wreck,
and of these five have since died. The en-
gineer and fireman were pitched headlong
into the Canal. The baggage car and two
passenger cars that went through the bridge
are complete wreck. A large lumber of
men are to-day engaged in extricating the
dead from the wreck. Fifty dead bodies,
inc iuding Gaen, W@men aud children. are
laid out on the floor Of su out house in the
vicinity, many of whom have been identified.
Nineteen other bodies lie in one Of the COM
pany's buildings, only three of which have
been identified. The passengers all belong
to this city and Hamilton, and other towns,
including many prominent and influential
citizens
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CHINA.

All business is entirely suspended. At
Annoy some alarm has been occas oned by
powerful pirate fleets cruising in the neigh
borhood. Her Majesty's steamer Samson
has gone up the coast in consequence. The
Chinese soldiery had become mutinous, their
pay and rations being in arrears; but the
maEdarins having satisfied their demands,
they returned to their duty. Markets for
imports were overlooked. The inquirywa
moderate, and prices declining.
Foochow advices are to the 18th inst
Tranquility prevailed. In tea there was no
change.
Shanghai letters are to the 23d inst All
remained quiet, and no apprehension was
felt.
OBSTRUCTION OF CANTON.
The London Morning Advertiser asserts
that the Government mas received dispatch
announcing the total destruction of Canton
by the British.
DEATH OF THE EARL OF ELLEsMERE.
After long and painful illness, the Earl
of ElIesmere died, on the 18th, at Bridge
| wafer IlOuecI 1LOueOL, III tuc Ostu year vi
his age. Lord Ellesmere was distinguished
as muni6cent patron of art as we'll as for
his liberality of sentiment and his freedom
from party fetters and rancor.
RUssIA-wAR IN THE CAUCASUS RESUMED
EMPERoR'S VISIT TO PARrS-RUssIAN
] TREATY WITH PERSIA.
The Russian truce concluded with
Schamy |, during the Turkish war, expired III
Msy of last year, and the operations against
the Circassians have been resumed along
the whole line of the Caucasus.
Letters from st. Petersburg mention that
il will be the beginning of Apri before the
Emuoror Alexander sets out on his journey
to Nice, and either on his way or his return
he will visit Napoleon, at Paris.
The rstifcations of the treaty signed be
tween Russia and Persia, on the 9th O
January last, were exchanged at Teherar
on the 18th OF the same month. This treaty
cedes to Russia track o. Canal on IN,
frontiers OF Turkey, and situate between
Bayazit and Nakhshiven, giving to Rush
q command of the strategic road from Trebi
zonde, on the Black Sea, to the Persian
frontier by Erzeroum. Russia has beel
sndesvoring since 1928 to obtain the con
/ cession which Persia now grants. 1t j
!. added that orders we're sent from st. Peters
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ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.

We take from the Baltimore papers of
Saturday afternoon the following details:
The Persian difficulty which few days
ago appeared to be in fair way OF settle
ment, had :aken new turn for the worse, it
being reported that Ferouk Khan had, in
consequence OF the unexpected receipt OF
beiicose dispatches from his Government,
broken of ali negotiation with the British
minister al Paris, and would not now visit
Eng land.
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SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS The examination
of the Public Schools of this place will COM
mence en- the Oath inst, and continue three
days. Parents and all interested in the
cause Of education are invited 10 be present
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WEDNESDAY EVENING. .Marchl9.
Ja.d T. sho, =,oa.5
CINCINNATI MARKET.

MARCH l6.--Flour steady, at s5(a5 05; Whea
moderate at l0c tor prime Red, and l l5c. fo
White, Common scarce, and in active demlnd a
5.lsJ6c Oats in active demand AT Soc on arrival
Clover Seed declined 10 50Ca7 65c.. and du IL
Timothy dull al 2ja3 Soc; Provisions firm, but
demand not active, sales Mess Pork AT s2l 50a22
Bacon Sides at III, Bulk Shoulders at et, n 'tnins
done in sides, they are held at l0c,; Lard is &c
lower at lJ5
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ausIl Nos. IL and i4s Main ST.. Wheeling. v,
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
Hannah A Booker. Plaintiff,
against
tNilIiaun A nnnkar nafonIa,r

Hannah Booker. Plaintiff,
against
William A. Booker Defendant.
The defendant is hereby notified that a petition
has been filed in the Court of Common Pleas of Bel
mont County, Ohio. by Hannah A. Booker against
illiam A. Booker, her husband asking for divorce
slmony, and the three infant children of the par
ties for the extreme cruelty. and 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 aud Wednesday the 18th, 18th and
18th days of April 1851 at the dwelling house Of
Robert Woods in UniOntown, Eldorado- County Cali
and O'Clock in the afternoon of said days. and on
Saturday the lIth day Of the same month, at the
dwelling house Of Samuel Winters in olcano Edo
RADIO County. California, between the hours of g.,
O'Clock in the forenoon and O'Clock in the after.
noon of said day. deposItions will be taken in the
above named case on behalf of the plaintiff.
COWEN d HOGE, Attys. for pltfs.
fes6w
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NEW YORK MARKET

MARCH l6--Stocks frmer. Cotton market dull,
sales 800 bales Flour firm, sales of 1850 bbs.
at S6a6 % for State and Sc 44a6 so for Ohio
Wheat firm, sales of 81 600 bush at 70 for mixed.
Pork unsettled, sales at s2Ia2l 80 for mess. Beef
firm Bncnn heavy, l0tallI Dressed Hogs eaa
10. Butter l7l22. Sugar firm Coffee in good de-
mana and firm. Linseed Oil 81 l0sl Is. Talio@
IL l-2. Freight firm
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To Teachers.

THE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAM
49, INERs. will meet in the school house
DN on Marietta street in ST. CIAIRsvILLE,
On Saturday March Is at 10 O'Clock A. VI.
BY order OF the Board.
ID COWEN, Clerk
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Advertising.

SIN. PrrrISerLL & c., New York and Boston;
n. s. ScHEII- New York: Geo A. CRoFUT, and v.
B. PALMER, Philadelphia, are our authorized adyer-
Using agents. All Advertisements forwarded by
them will receive prompt attention.
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HAVE FOR SALE SOME
sss fifteen to twenty thousaEd
CATAWBA GRAPE CUTTINGS. Also,
a good article of CATAWBA WINE, one
and two years old W. STEVENS.
EAST RicHLAsp, March 10, I857.-I'
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GThe recent cold weather has injured
the fruit in this section very seriously -
Peaches and cherries are principally killed.
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T FRANKLIN COLLEGE-ANNUAL
CONTEST,

The ANNUAL CONTEST between lbe j.
L. and p. L. Societies of Franklin College,
will take place on the 25th inst, at half
past four, T. NJ. in the Presbyterian Church.
0All are respectfully invited TO attend.
marl2
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FROM WASHINGTON.

MARCH I4.-Hoa. D. T. Disney, formerly
member Of Congress from Ohio, die at Dex-
tiers Hotel, this morning of pneumonia, his
remains will be conveyed home for inter-
ment.
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To Readers.

The CHRONICLE is the largest paper published in
the County, and contains one-thtrd more reading
matter than any other paper in the county.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-03-19

GIVE again call the particular atten-
tion of our readers to the new advertise
ments in to-day's paper.
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4 pMINISTRATOR,s NOTICE.

IA Notice is hereby given that al the Probate
Estate OF Abner Hampton. dec, late Of Belmont
County o.
All those indebted to said estate are requested 10
make immediate payment and those having claims
aganst said Estate. notified to present them for
settlement within one year from this date
SAMUEL BERRY, Admr.
m453t
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Court of Common Pleas, Belmont
County, Ohio.
Henry Ammons, Plaintiff,

George s. Thompson, Defendant.
Said defendant Is hereby notified that on the Iath
da, ofFebruary, 1857 ssd plaintiff filed his petition
in Said Court against him. the object and prayer of
which Is to recover fom him Sl2O 90 with interest
from January 1857 for services rendered him as his
agent to sell la nd and that he is require answer
sail petition on before the e5th day of April 1857
The said defendant ill also take notice that the
Clerk oi said Court, issued at the time of ding said
petition order OF attachment for said of lyp OO
10 with interest from January I. 1857.
s.w GASTpN, Clerk. \
CowEN s. HoGE, Au'y for PhG
fslosw
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GIVE noticed ssme of the farmers SOW
ing Data to-day.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR TIE RLP;c cCRE or

cOVGHs, COLDS, uOARsESEst, IKxIrs
EsZA, BRGNCHITlS, WHOOFIHo
COUGH, CROTP. A1THEA, IE-
CIPiE.T COSsGHPTIO8,
.zd fl the relief Of eosssEPs=s y-sssAs I. sf'sas<s
stays a the disease.
We need sot IYesk ~ ire rseEs Il In r<ss.A
Throughout town, and almost srsry hanss q Ne
American States is rG-.eri u pulmonary osar
p.int, have made !; sirrsfy fno-u- haJ. v are -
hanilies in sgv civilized country tax rSansa- -iss
fle ;e:sal e1IeT;rac- q 10 erer; All rvss yss Ss
Communities any where which Lave -ct sSi0as Asa
some living t-oby ~ victory ths srlSis and 49,
sero,s diseases II tho tt-yst and irnrs h!ls sss
most powerful Snti'nis yet known 10 tS ts snrx
Isle anil dangerous dis-lses Cf the pnec.sy osEsEx
also the p!egssntssi .UG ssst rsrsi, lfaE - -
ployC! fer infanLs ant Juuns Issoas Psrenn nssif
have IL il sSai..t -. iB.ccs snesy stEs ssss
IE-,n them Trgrysred- Re hA,s aeuzdszI srSGa&s -
seieve TIE Ca.EsY Ps$Ii u.rs lsss B, As $50
.unpiions it Irsse3ts :ts7 thosc q eSrss- Keep ~
yit ami your co.is vli.s ;h-. -TsSs, n~ ss
iect ti-r Emil h;.naE ski: h,s=sr tie zensrs>s
Ark-r tia. fastened IL, r:gAs s-s- ;ez- lie ASts
Az know ts 3..~iisl faaliy :: iu,S as>-dtrs, sa< .
tl,r- know IA. t+ ,ir.az Il ;s rsla-iy ned sss -
ro-e than them IL s sh ust- tie hesr 90
BE- We spare TO nc care, tell &c rr,-,aes es
m perfect Tossle sa1 tbus s5crd tSo>s rsS rsy -
q the less agent which ski -r.h Or tAsk sHn
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BALTIMORE MARKET

MAkcH I7--FlOur market dull. Wheat dull. 3a
&c. per bush lower: sales Red at 81 goal Il I,
White 81 5Oal 60. Corn steady, 60a63 for White
and 60n64 for Yellow.
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MA ITlDNAl ND9Sg,
OPPOSITE THE PUBLIC sQUARE,)
ST. CLAIRSVILLE, OHIO.

WM. LEWIS has taken charge OF this large and
commodious house, and is prepared 10 accommodate
sll who may favor him W it'll their patronage
The house has been thoroughly renovated. repaired
and refurnished and in every way prepared 10 con.
duce TO the and com fort of the traveller.
HIS TABLE will at 81 | times he furnished with
the best the market affords. II IS his determination
to make the house worthy the good il has here
Iofore borne.
HIS STABLES very large and W i'll he in charge
OF careful und attentive hosters.
LEFIS' NAIL OMNIBUS leaves this house for
Wheeling e.efy morning Sundays ereepted) at u
O'Clock.
mayIotS
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9Maple sugar and molasses are being
made extensively in this vicinity.
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WHOLESALE MARKET.
WHEELING March l9, 81.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY THoBURN HAD
DEN, GRocERs, 43, MAIN STREET.
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INALl, FASHION.

Il GENTLE-HEN'S HITS FOR 1856.
=. AVERY has received the New York Fall Fash
ION for Hats, and is manufacturing large 2ssOrt
inert of Hats of the above style. From my long
perience in the manufacture of hats and with the
very hest materials and workmaiShp. feel confident
that my ats cannot be surpas sed u shtEess beauty
of finish, or durability. Gentlemen will please cali
and examine fer themselves.
:. AVERY,
aueI1 Nos Jag and f4s Main ST. Wheeling va
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Commercial Mattfrs.
WHEELING RETAIL MARKET.
"WEDNESDAY, March Is, 1857.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BIZ THoBURN HAD
DEN. GRocERs, 43, MAIN STREET. :
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Erysipe!as, Scrcfula, Kings Evil, reifS
Rhpu.u

Pr0us PTI1aEsg Merchant II 8 Lesss, M T. isss
DE- AI.R: Your PiIls are tie paragon cf all tAss .
srNet in IniIcine They have cured My huls taaEAter
u liceio APon eT hans and fe' iss In. prsrsS
iIsuIlr Her mother has been long grsvsaS
" siliil t-i with blutches sd pinpcs bar akin and -
h. Esi-. After child szref- she as tyst
Piils. sni they ave cured her. asa k0RSRIp9E
Indiana American., 1857-01-16

REPORTED nr a. DoIIxAs.
THURSDAY Monsrso, Jan:

THURSDAY MonSrSo, Jan: 8.
The house met at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and
was organized by Mr. Leyeripg. tho former
Principal Clerk,--the members being
sworn In BY Judge GookIns Of tho su-
premo Court.
When the Representative from Rush
was called, Mr.. Humphries objected to Mr..
sexton being sworn, tho certificate Of his
election being insufficient. Ito said that
whom any slector objected within ton days
aiier the election tho Clerk could not Is-
sue certificate, and without II, no nom.
Dor could be sworn In until tho objections
were examined.
Mr.. Gordon read tho Statute, and main.
tainsd that tho Board Of Canvassou arc
10 make record Of tho iaeta and iiIe II
with the Clerk, and copy Of such roc.
ord certified by tho Clerk was sufficient,
and that such had boen tho deoIslon In
the Senate two years ago. A general Ger.
tihcate from tho Clerk was not necessary
SSMr. Davis Of Sullivan, moved that the
House proceed To the election Of tho spea.
ksr, and nominated Mr.. Smith OF Perry
for that Office.
Mr.. Gordon presented tho name Of Mr.,
dross OF Henry.
The votes received are as follows:
Smith 80, Gross 50.
Mr. Smith was declared duly elected,
and conducted 70 the chair by Mr.. Grose
and Mr.. Humphreys.
Mr.. Davis, Of Sullivan. moved 10 pro-
cssd to an election OF Principal Clerk, and
nominated Mr.. Bowes.
Mr.. drose nominated Geo. ii. Chapman.
The vote was for Bowes, 60: Chapman,
30.
MI. bowcs was sworn into Office.
The House then proceeded, on molten Of
Mr.. Humphreys. to the election Of Aais.-
snt Clerk.
Indiana American., 1857-01-16
THE PR0HIBITI0NIST.

Published Monthly, by the Executive Commit
tee of the y. " state Temperance foclatss An
AaA MAcoy, n memheF OF The kSeeuiy w Commit.
toe, kdit0f. The hhlestRnd most eminent HdYo
eniai of tho Cause In tho Nation, contribute OF
their wisdom and eloqronee 10 ils columns.
With tho Number for January, isa', u begins
Vol. ~.
The scope aud spirit of The pfohlbltlonlst l. Ma.
tonnl, u II adapted "a every State ia lhn tihiau
aud circuintea ~ every state. ~ u tho hdhofeni
OF no one political party, nor The opponent Of NJ
other. facredly devoted Ia tho suppression OF
ihe Liquor ffnne, and ihe extlrpalion of inlem.
perance, on all other questions which divide the
i uhlc mind, 70 n iahhioluleiy silent,
h Ia prnied IN the Polio PORN. on double
medium sheet making eight large faur.Coiumnad
pages 10 a number.
rrRna ~ aunsoRirriosf
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Three, 10 one adlroas, ono yoef',",,,,,.t,, ! 60
nd tor each additional four c0pioa, 81 90
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piny copies, 20 ono address, u on
ono Hundred Copies, 10 one nddresss,,.. 20 nu
fosraon Tho postage on the Pfuhihitlonist l.
within ihe county OF Albany, Ffeel beyond the
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JanD Publishing Agent, Albany, \, v.
Indiana American., 1857-01-16
.spetiaI Ylatitss.

LETTER PROM non. John MINOR nOTTS
OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond July Oh. lass.
Mesifs. WIS. finEns a Co.
ocntiemen - Considerations OF duty 10 The a.
nicted alone prompt me 10 aond YOU this volunta
" testimonial ~ tho great vniao OF CARrrR',
SraxuH MIXTURE, for that almoal lncurable dis
ease. scrofuln.
without being disposed. or deetning u necessn.
~ 20 20 Into the particulars OF the oasa, can sa5
That the astonishing results that have beon pfodu'
cod BY that medicine, On nlunbcf OF my owl
family. and under my own observation aud super
lntendenco nftcr thn skil ot the beat phy siclnn
had beon exhausted, and nli thc nsunl ruinedie,
had faiicd, fully justify mo IN Recommending lli
oso 10 all who may be suffering from that dreaefu
malady.
donot moan 70 say that u !, adapted 10 all con.
situations, or that Il will Afford the sane fellef IN
all enses: for, of course, eau kuoN nothing nb0u
thnt-but from what have soon Of tho effects.
would rot hesitate 10 use 70 In any ana every case
OF scfofula. with persons for whom felt an Inter
est, or over whom could exercise influence ol
control. Respectfully yours.
JOHN NJ. nOffs.
Indiana American., 1857-01-16
PUBLIC SALE.

u,HE UNDERSIGNED Will sell at public auc tlon
/ on Saturday tho 10Th OF Jannary, 1917 the fol.
lowing described properly, 'ix' ! Two hnrse wa.
gon aud full set OF harness, ilrsi fnie new sleigh
some piow gears, piows, cultisniors and farming
utensils generally I milch COW, clock aud
household furniture.
Sale 10 commence nt 10 o'c'ock OF said day nj
the residence OF sarah Blacklldge, ON The Brook .
VILE and connorsylllc pike, three miles north ol
Brook ville.
TERMs.-Aii sums OF thioe dollars and undci
cash In hand, and all suIns over three dollars, .
months credit, pnrchh jef giving note vito approx.
cd security, wRiying valuation aud appfalsmenl
laws.
dec 20 DkUsfLLA CASH.
Indiana American., 1857-01-16
44QQ@ 9 QQQQQ 8

Tho greatest natural ornament 10 the "human
form divine," Il unquestonabiy 1no, luxurlant,
and healthy growth OF hair. II has boon 80 os-
teemcd In all ages OF the world, and among u
nations, savage aud Civilized, Hence, the 1ndl.
an brave regards the scalp OF his cnomy as his
ionabo bollo often disgusos the region Of vanity.
as we'll ~ her other chronological organs with
borrowed locks.
lie weo should discover n mode Of preventing
the hair from showing tho insoads o. envious
Time by turning pyematuroly gray-a method by
which u could be restored when falling OF or
turning white, aud way OF promoting lie coniin.
usd aud luSurlant growth, would be Justly ehti.
sled 10 rank among the bonefnctors OF the human
rnec. Read the Testimonials IN another column,
OF the wonderful, not 70 say almost miraculous +
iccts OF spfofcssor Woods Hair Restorative" ana
see " ho has not accomplished hli this.-Caphal
cry farf.
for sole BY DIV. Johnston.
Indiana American., 1857-01-16

ng-Quilc u number Of African cand.
dates have " ithdrawn their names ms
candidates for Office since the organ.
izalion Of tho State Senate. Several
OF them have been suddenly afflicted
With IN health since Thursday---malsing
II altogether impossible for them TO
discharge the duties Of the offices 10
which they have lately aspired.-Ind.
Jour.
Indiana American., 1857-01-16

A sslsrASr CLERK on THE SEsArE.--
Mr.. Iyner. the first Assistant Clerk
of the Senate. has made u host OF
friends in that body by the manner IN
which he discharges his duties. He
reads with n clear loud voice. and IL
prompt In action in regard to all mat
iers pertain ing TO his post.
The Senate could hardly have made
a better sele ciion for Assistant Clerk
than James " Tyner, Of Miami.
Ind. Jour.
Indiana American., 1857-01-16
No Family shonld be without Hoof
lands German Bitters.

Chil1rcn cured of We bNHtler Complaint,
ca'uden, N. j., March "A, 1855.
Dear Sirs-ft l. with much pleasure that In
form YOU OF The great benefits derived from u O
uso OF your German Billofs IN my igmny. Dur.
Ing tho greater part OF last summer. my son, aged
two years, wns severely afflicted with ihe summer
Cemplyinl In the worst form, l1r which various
remedies prescribed by Physicians and Others
were used, but with no avail. also sent him TO
the country, but n proved OF but little bcnent.-
Having n bottle OF German Blters la Tho hous q, I
mcni entirely rcd hlm. ilo continued 10 take
the Bluen somo lime Afterwards and became
healthy. I have the greatest confidence Ia Tho
Bitiers, and feel no hesitation In saying that no
family should bo without them.
JOHN W. PARIS,
Plum street, above second.