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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-10-15


NOVEL PETITION A company is now or
gsnizing in the town Of Pembroke, Genesee
county, for the purpose of making a perma-
nent settlement in Kansas one year from
this date. 1t is said that $50 families have
already signified their willingness to join
:he company and remove westward at the
time acknowledgements, 1857
1t is desired that at least five hundred mem-
should be obtained. Mr. Reuben Scar, who
was formerly tenant upon the Van Rens-
selaer manor,in Albany county, is secretary
of the new company. He has originated Q
petition 10 Congress asking for the grant to
eachmember of this new colony of l6O acres
of government land, upon which they agree
to become permanent settlers. and to re ise
sugar cane, hemp, and cereal grains. As an
inducement to the favorable consideration ol
this petition, the memorialists intimate that
the duty upon articles they will necessarily
consume will in five years amount to more
than the money that would accrue from the
sale of the lands at government prices.
Rochester Democrae.
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LADY FRAsKLrN's Arctic ExPEDITIoN.-
This interesting expedition, which lett Abb
erdeen on the LIST of July last, has, we learn
by letter from Capt. M'Clintock, the COM
maDder succeeded hitherto exceedingly well
Capt. MClintock, wo dates July 18th, states
that, early on Sunday morning, the l9th,-
the Fox anchored off Juianshall, where
Prince Napoleon visited last summer. Capt.
M'Clintock after touching at Disco, would
paus through the Wargat Straits to Ingle-
fields coal mine, and after taking small
quantity on board would proceed to Proven
and Upper Nutive for dogs. The Danes in
The locality reported that they had not had
such stormy winter, and such prevalence
of N. w. winds Tor many years. This would
be in .avor of the voy sges, who were fifteen
or sixteen days in advance of Ing glefielG IN
his. voyage Of 1852, as far as crossing Baffin'.
Bay at least was concerned. Capt. M'Clin.
tock writes: I'VE are perfect polar man-of.
war in our system. and nothing can work
better. All are most jealous, efficient and
cheerful" Success to the gallant voyages
VIII be spontaneous response OF every heart
l-Edinburgh Dailt Express.
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HARRISON COUNTY FAIR.-We paid a
flying visit to the Fair at Cadiz on last
Thursday. The weather was as beautiful
as the most srdent friend of the cause could
wish, the people were there in goodly num-
bers, and yet the exhibition was wanting
in attractions. The display of stock, hor-
ses and cattle in particular, was not to be
compared to that al our own Fairs. The
single hall they have erected for a Floral,
Domestic, Farmers and Manu- facturers'
Hall, was well filled, and presented a very
handsome appearance. LEwIs's gray horse,
from Wheeling, took the first premium for
fast driving. He is a magn gni6cent horse
A number of young ladies entered the ring
in the afternoon, attended by their faithful
Knights, who tisplsyed considerable skill
in the management of the horse, and the
frequent use of the terms "g'lang," &C.,
show ed that they we're posted in turf terms
as well as refining. The exhibition closed
on Fridsv
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Our PAPER.-W may properly say this
week closes the campaign. Many OF our
readers have been suited in the great part
of the paper being filled with political news,
Others again have loDged for change
Thus each having a separate wish making
it impossible at the same time TO suit every
one. Now when the excitement of political
contest is past, we feel pleasure in devo-
ting our Iabors to making our paper the fire.
side companion of every reader. 1t will be
our ambition to make it such that the home
circle will be gladdned by its presence,
that the young and old together may be in
terested, and that all may be edited and
profted. Nothing will so much enable US
to do this as good support. We have re-
ceived the hearty support Of the people this
far, and feel confident of their support still.
Near .hree hundred subscribers have been
added 10 our list. since our connection with
the paper, and we feel encouraged to think
that still more will subscribe. But with all
this we are not satisfied. We want few
hundred more, and can easily get them by
the help of our readers During the cam.
paign we sent the paper for two months fol
25 cents. We trast that those persons will
continue and instead of sending back the pa
per will just send another name with then
own. We continue to offer the CHRONICLE
to trial subscribers at the lew rate of 25 CITE
for two months. Can't something be done
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OHIO ELECTION

CINcIsHATI, Oct. IL
Preble county gives 500, Clinton 700,
Warren 1877 for Chase Clermont 500,
Butler 1900, Pickaway $50, Fairfield Is,
Muskingum 400, Montgomery GOO. for Payne
Warren county elects Republican Clerk
and Commissioner.
Jefferson county $50 for Chase. Carroll
county $50 for Chase. Ottawa 200 for
Payne. Darke 200 for Payne. Hancock
200 for Payne
ELECTIONS IN 1KDIAKA.-Judges of Su-
preme Court, 10 fill vacanc les caused by
resignation of Gookneys and Stuart Also
County Clerk and Comm issioner. The
Democrats claim that under the Constitu-
ton vacancies are to be filled by the Gov.
ernor, therefore made no nominations.
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

Philadelphia, Oct. l4.-Complete returns
OF the city foot up: Packer 27,749; Halle,
hurst 1887; Wi!mot $500 The Demo-
cratic candidates for Canal CommissioneI
and Supreme Judge about the same ma lori
ties. All the Democratic candidates elec.
ted to the Leg islature and county officers.
Ludlow, dem; has s 800 maj. over Conrad
Tor Jud ge of the Court of Common Pleas.
Northampton county, in district ls shows
5000 majority for Packer.
Lehigh, over 1000 majority for Packer.
Cambria county, shows Democratic gain
of 1890.
Indiana county gives 1000 msjorlty for
Wilmot
Bucks county, Doylestown, the Democrat.
ic majority io- State officers.
EvESrKG.-The following are reported
majority in the different districts or coun.
ties.
Clinton CO., Dem. majority 400. Perry
CO 400. Centre co., 700 to 800 majority.
Columbia CO., 1900 to 1900
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CANADIAN Wharf.-The new crop of
Canadian wheat is coming forward very
SLOW ly this season, which is attributable TO
the low prices and late harvest, which pre-
vented farmers from getting their wheat to
market till after seeding. The crop is rep.
esent ed to be only about TWO thirds of a
yield, and the quality is not as good as usu-
al and taking these facts iuto consideration
it is very probable that the receipts at this
port up to the close Of navigation will
e usually light this season.
The receipts of a new crop at this port this
season are only I4,730 Bushels, while the
imports last year during the month of Sep.
tember were 3o4,s5s.-Ospego Times, 7th
inst.
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TEE RECENT ATTEAPr TO MURDER AxD
RoB.-Fooiish stories told in sport are not
harmless. No tale can be SO foollshly con-
triyed as not TO find believer. wish the
gossips TO be informed that my house. keeper
has not been left legacy, and that she had
but twenty-five cents on hand last Saturday
night weekwhen she was knocked ,down&let
for dead in her kitchen. If she had money
she had 100 much sense to noard it when so
many want to DO ow at ten per cent.
wish it also underst ood that Kennon, 4,
JuEr., made an enormous mistake, though
it could deceive only very stupid and igno-
rant persons, when at the last District Court
he asserted, in defending against my COL
leoting ncte, that l was daily receiving
tho1s .nds e: collars at my house on dozen
or some dozens of notes. Ny cash book
shows that have received in the last three
months only six hundred and for,y-two dol
lars and eleven cents, and three-fourths of
that was deposited by the debtor in distant
Banks. The assertion vas made either to
induce to rob me, or to seem jealous before
his client. He probably did not mean to
induce rufisns to murder me for the purpose
OF robbery There was no evidence in the
case as to my wealth or poverty; nor could
there be; for what has his TO do with the
question whether a debt is owed or not
owedl | am certain he never saw me re-
ceive one cent at my house. Yet he made
the statement. 1t could deceive on'y such
as are unscquainted with financial affairs
and with the disrespect in which some law
yers hold the capacity OF jurors. One who
is much known as a money-lender cannot
keep money on hand but few hours, the
borrowers are SO close to his heels. He
handles but small part of the cash he
lends He prefers to be paid in Bank to
avoid bad bills. He lends by giving checks
on Bank, or by giving an order on some
borrower, who has signifed his desire 10
pay on a certain day.
will only add that have made an afi-
davt of such facts and circumstances as
pertain. to this horrid outrsge and left il in
the hands OF proper person, that justice in
any event may not be the loser; and will
try, as heretofore, to manage ny funds as
not to lead any reasonable man into temp
tation. As for fools, they, no Coubt, think
men of business, anc particularly money
lenders, slow away their cash in old stock
mos and chests in order to lose the inter-
est it might bring, and to tempt Williams to
perpetrate murder, theft and robbery.
If they had effected the dreadful crime at
tempted. they would have found on my per-
soL just eighty cents; and at my house
some books, paintings, plain furniture and
clothes rather out of fashion, a worthless
five dollar bill, five silver spoons, the rest of
my silver, with my notes and bonds, being
deposited elsewhere.
THos. II. GENIH.
October Is, 1857.
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A MASTER PIECE OUT-DoNE.-We have
lately supposed Ayers Cherry Pectoral was
the Ultima Thule in its line, and that moth
ing had been or mould be inverted which
could surpass it in its fine points of excl
lence as a medicine. But we are confident
lv assured by those competent to Judge on
the subject. that DR.. Ayers new Pills excel
in high medical artistry even that widely
celebrated embodient of his skill. He has
succeeded in making them not only pleas.
ant TO take but powerful to cure the large
class of complaints which require purga'
tive remedy.-Lancaster Argus, Ky.
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KANSAS ELECTION.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 10.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 10.
Advices fiom Leavenworth to tine sth
inst, state that Leavenworth CO., the only
one thus far heard from giving Democrat
ic majority. Donephan CO., gives RePub-
lican majority of 80; Aeheson A; Douglas
500. These returns are given as au.hen'
tic. Tecumseh township l6O Republican
majority, Topeka 100; Calhoun l59.
Later advices say that PARROTS msjority
is from 5 to 5000. According to the esti
mate of the Free State men, the legisla
ture will stand thus; Council-Republi
cans 9. Democrats 4. House-Republi
cans "a, Democrats 10.
Johnson county gives Democratic mai
of $50.
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GIVE have kept our paper back this
week to announce the result of the election.
The returns come in slowly. Pennsylvania
has, beyond doubt, elec'ed PACKER and
the Democratic ticket. The returns indi-
cate heayy Democratic gains. Ohio, great,
free, generous Ohio, we feel assured has
elected CHAsE and the entire Republican
ticket. The returns we publish TO-DAY are
from a section that always gives Democratic
maiorities. We have heard nothing from
the Northern or Central part of the State.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-10-15

HolIopay's Pills are the only reliabA
remedy for the sexual disabilities and disor
ders of females. In cases where the func
tons peculiar to the organization of the Sc,
have been suppressed, suspended, Or in any
way disordered, the mild and conservative
action of the Pills will speedily restore
their regularity. The terrible disease.
which result from a neglect of these de-
fragments are well knswn to all physician,
and it is of the utmost Importance that thu
means OF their prevention should be with il
the reach of the whole sex. The subjec
is one upon which it is impossible to en-
large in the columns OF u news paper, but i
would argue little care for the sufferings o
the feebler portion of the human race I,
pass it over in silence.
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October Is, 1857.
An Ordinance

Requiring Shade Trees to be planted
Be it ordained by the Council Of the incor-
porate rillage of st. Clairsuille, That each
owner of lot or lots within said village is
hereby required to plant in front of his, her
or its lot or lots, at least one shade tree for
every twenty feet; and where the lot is a
corner lot on the Main streets of said village
the same shall be also planted on the side
of said lot in the manner aforesaid; The
same is hereby required to be planted by the
Ist of April, 1858, and if not done at that
time tine Marshall Of said village is hereby
required to do the same at the costs OF such
owner or owners.
Passed June 10, 1857, and 10 take effect
from and after its passage.
D. L. JENNINGS, Mayor.
Attest: F. G. MARTIN, Recorder.
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ROAD NOTICE.
IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT

petition will he presented to the Commits
sioners Of Belmont county at thor December Ses
sion, praying TO alt the county road along the lank
of the Ohio River, in Pultn-y township. and Belmont
county, near the Southern boundary line, as fol lows
to leave the old road al the South end Of 'he new
sto ne house of John d. Gardner and James Gill
and run above the old track Of The road, souiherly
directly in front the mouth Of the slope into th'
coal bank. and tn terminate in the old road ate
crossing ihe ravine at . all cne- story house own
ed by Robert Crsngle, Icing the first house on hi
land and near his North line. and TO have the oil
road vacated be tween those points. ocl5<w
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@Awr's Cherry Pectorai.-We believe
this to be an excellent preparation, and
shall therefore not hesitate to Recommend
it to our readers. 1t has been tested in nu-
merous instancei in this city. and in several
which have come under onr own observa-
ton, it has accomplished what other popu-
iur medicines and some OF our most skilful
physicians had failed to accomplish-a per.
feet cure, in cases Of (apparently) confirmed
consumption. It is the only medicine fol
this disease which we can heartily RECON-
mend. Temperance Advocate, Providence
RI.
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New YORK, Oct.

NEW IURK, OCt. ..
Harper Brothers, extensive publishers
suspended yesterday. The house is report
ed to have surplus of upwards of one mil.
lion.
There is tremendous run on the P rk
Bank tC-day. the bank is said to lave only
$3.50, 900 circulation and nearly 100000
specie.
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TIE SEAMSTRESS.
From the Budget of ST. Clairsville Ladies' Reading
Circle.

Circle.
Her busy needle, piled with care
Throughout the live-long day,
Legs heavily, as on the air
The sunbeams melt away.
Her weary fingers sadly droop,
And, through the binding tears,
Before her spirit rises up
A Wis ion of the years.
The Past, with ali it's treasured store
or holy memories, throws
Der her dsrkened path once more,
The color of the rose.
A subtle sense, halfjoy, half pain,
Blends with the rush Of thought,
Which brings before her soul again,
The lost, the untorgot.
Green graves, beneath the smiling skies,
Fade from her sight away,
Thence long imprisoned forms arise,
Untouched by dim decay.
Eyes, ,darkened by the dust Of Death,
Regain their oiden light;
And on the tw flights balmy breath
Dumb voices float to- night.
They gather Mound her, one by one,
The lost, the changed, the dead,
Caressing hands rest i ghtly on
Her wearily bowed head.
They beckon to where childhood's hours
Flew by on wings OF light;
And bind her burning brow with flowers;
Cool from the dews Of night.
She is at Home-as dreams depart,
So years of toll and pain,
Are all forgotten in the heart
Where Joy sits queen again.
The waters hymn the whispering leave
The murmurs Of the bee,
The birds' song in the shaded caves,
Are not more glad than she.
o! would the vision might but last,
Nor yet the dreamer see
A shadow on the picture ed Past
OF the dark years TO be.
But she must wake, to feel again
Lifes anguish wild and deep;
With ceasel ess toll strive to regain
Time lost in that sreet sleep.
A. n. c.
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RICHMOND, Oct. Ia

hlCHNOhD, OCt. 10.
The Custom House of this port was en-
tered last night bo robbers. The safe was
blown open with powder and $4,000 in
$40 gold pieces and $500 in $5 dollar
pieces were stolen. The robbers left S46,.
0DU behind.
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COLLISION

BOSTON, Oct. g.
The steamship Niagra had collision in
the Bay last night, with the schooner Ellen
Maria, bound to New Orleans from Cape
Cod. The schooner sunk, and one life .ost
the remainder of the crew aud passengers
were saved.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-10-15
Probate Court.
Tine State of Ohio Belmont County, SIS
~ Office Is HERERY GWEN THAT

M vi ~ biN L IN
the following named Executors Admin strs.
tors and Guardians have filed their accounts aud
vouchers in my Off ce for settlement, to wit:
Harrison @ Romans. Adm'r of Evan Romans. dec d.
William Crozer, Admir- OF George Roush. dec
Isaac Booth. Guardian of VIM. E. ond Eliza J.
Mann.
Henry West and Vim Kennon. jr., Admrs with
the W i'll annexed OF Joseph kirkwood, decd
Samuel Shannon, Adm'r of John shannon. decd.
William Wilson, Guardian ot Asa MCMILLAN
Julia Powell, Guardian of John d &c rye W.. and
James p. A. Powell.
Sias Sheppard, Guardian of Leander d. Beeks
Daniel Hendersho Ex'r of John Brown decd:
Thomas Thompson, Guardian of w. J. Z. Ander
son.
Elijah Horue and Sarah White. EK'rs Of Jesse
White. deed.
Thomas w iIson, Guardian Of Cinderella johnson
Johnston McMiilen, Admir- Of James McMiIlen
decd.
ne W. Pennington, EXT Of Miller Penn inrion
deed, who was Guardian Of Samuel, julia Ann, aVC
Adam Perkins.
The first FIVE above named accounts will he fol
hearing and settle the l9ih the neat hve oI
the 2Wn and four last on the 2ist days o. October
next. DAVID HARRIS, Probate Judge.
sept. ~, 1857.
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pThe Bank excitement is growing
more and more intense. The New York
Banks have nearly all suspended. The Bos
ton Banks are going, and very tight time
In expected in the east.
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indianapolis, Oct. 6

The whole number of entries made mp to
4 P u. to-day, is $500; 200 more than the
entry number of last year The attendance
thus far, and the exhibition of stock of all
kinds, far surpasses that of any former year
Weather clear and warm.
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/ do hereby certify that the above is a
correct copy of the aforesaid Ordinance as
is on file in nv office, this oath day OF July,
1867. F. G. MARTIN, Recorder.
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GrPenrsylvsnia Leg slsture has passed
q relief bill, fixing the third Monday in
April next for the resumption of specie pay
ment.
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Fire
WORKS
ON FRIDAY EVENING, 10TH,
IF TT DON'T RAIN :

A~ REV. C. w. FEARNS, WILL
sz preach at the Episcopal Church,
q: ii o'clock, A. NJ. on next Sunday.
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SUSPENDED.

New YORK, Oct. 10.
The Illinois Central and Erie Railroad
have Doth suffered their notes to be protest.
cd.
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A LIBEL no DoUBr-A Paris cores
pondent of the N ex York Courier SAYS the
ladies' are coming out withou. hoops, hustle,
wsdding, or anything else.
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ESTATE OF BENZ. RUGGLES.
sac BY THE

sac BY THE
ADNdIHJISTRA
vs~HE PERSONAL PROPERTY be-
longing TO tn estate of BENJAMIN RUG
Giles, deceased will be offered at public sale at his
late res idence near
ST CLAHSVILLE
On THURSDAY, the 2oth day of October next
and if necessary will he continued the next da,
Sale TO comnenc at 10 o clock. A. aud will pro-
ceed in the following orde- First offered will lie
His Library, consisting of Law BOOK; WORKS
ras poissie al Economy History: biography; Poetry
ana Miscellaneous Literature. hisS. "a S-is..ss
state Papers. folio size and large number OF Stale
Papeis in octave form; Journals of Congress under
the Confed tion; Senate aud House Journalist Pa.
tent Offcs Reports upon Agriculture; Reports oi
Committees; Executive documents. ETC.. etc.
I'd. Household Furniture, China and Queens
ware. Bureaus. Tables, Chairs, stands, Lo okins
Glasses Clocks. Carpets Candlesticks, Pa les, Plat
ters Tea rots. Cups and Saucers. etc.. etc.
3D. Agricultural Articles and Implements. Hay,
Barley Ied of Corn, Ladders. Cross Cut and other
Saws, Coopers Adse, Post Digger, Maiioek, Hoes,
ETC.. etc.
TERMS OF SALE as by law pre-
scrI bed-IASH, il The amount purchased does not
Ell reed three dollars; if il exceeds that amount,
CT ed, will he given, if required, of from three to
nine months, upon note with two or more approved
sureties, u AklSSa hU""Lto'
ocI3wl AhmInistratrIx-
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Aflarrito.

On Oct 8, by Rev. N. c. Worthington, Mr.
PLAToFF McNEEIEY and Miss ANGELINA F. LASH
all OF Bridgeport, Bel. Co., Ohio
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Gon}mertial Matttrs
ST. CLAIRSVILL MARKT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY JOHN JEPsON, GRO.
GER, MAIN STREET.
" EDNEsDAY EVENING, Sep. -.

WEDNESDAY EVENING Sep. a.
APPLEs- Lead & shoI lUCdl2
Green Dbl. $3.50 MoLAssEs-
Dried Q bu l,15 New Orleans p gal. 81
Beans. white 3,0i Sugar House 100
BAcoN--Hams 10 Syrup 100
Shoulders lliNalls 5C06
Sides lit Rice
Brooms 2aC02O;SEED-Clover $50
Butter . b IA Timothy 3,25
CooPERAsE-Buckets 25 SoAP-Caslile pb ,2L
Tubs 62iC0l co Rosin ,01
Chtss,, b 2tSALT-Coar 2,a7
CaNpIEs-Tallow Is Table sack ,2C
Stearine 3O,SUGAR-N DER ID
Eggs n. 0. y bbl. Il
Flour ST,uO Loaf Ia
FIsH-MncK', p bbl 1900 Crushed -.
Shad l5,0oStarch II.
Feathers ,15lTEAs--Y. II. 62Q7SI
GRArN--Outs, so tiunpowder do
Corn 80 Coffee l4oal.
Hay ton $500 Nails keg & Cd 3,sl
Lard ,l2 l-2l
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IOWA ELECTION,

CHICAGO, Oct. IA.
Burlington. Iowa, Democrats $50 major.
ity. Davenport gives 200 Rep. majority
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COUNTY ELEcTIos The returns are
full. The State ticket is as follows:

We will give the township vote in full
next week.
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Sss Gentlemen, as Tor your de-
partment il is complete, for I have a choice stock
of COATS, and can fit and suit either old or young
in price, quality aud size. feel confident that ANY
one who wants can al least save money bS Calling
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DiSclsarging ulcers.

A most remary able and happy change i produced
in the appe rance o Indignant ulcers after few ap
lications o ( this Ointment. The surrounding red
ness van shes and granues Of hea thy desh begin
take the place the discharged matter This pro
cess goes less rapidly until the Orilce i:
illed up h sound material, and the ulcer radically