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Disastrous FIRE AT ToLEDo.-By ID

DISASTROUS FIRE AT ToLEDo.-By let
ter we learn that the loss of the burning of
the Steam Elevators of Field& King at To-
ledo. ,terday morning,will reach S75 600.
The FIRE o-lginated,as is very probable, from
sparks from the propeller Ohio which was
working its engine on the dock when the
fire broke out The wind blew hard. MIR.
FIELD was insured $lO,OOo-having $4,000
in each of two Hartford companies. Mr.
KrsG was also insured Sl0.0O--having
$4,000 in Washington Mutual andS500O in
Cleveland Mutual. Another party having a
one-third interest had no insurance The
building cost $4,000. and contained from
5000 to 10000 bushels of wheat, some -four
and provisions.
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WHITE TEETH. PERFUMED BREATH AND
BEAUTIFUL CoMPLExIoN.-can be acquired
by.using the "Balm of a Thousand Flo~ers." !"
What lady or gentleman would remain un-
der the curse of a disagreeable breath, when
BY using the "BALM OF THOUSAND Flow
ERs' as dentifrice, would not only render
it sweet. but leave the teeth white as ala
baster! Many persons do not know their
breath is bad, and the subject is so delicate
their friends will never mention it. Beware
of csunterfets. Be sure each bottle is
signed FETRIDGE g. CO., N Y.
For Sale BY all Druggists. fe266m
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BARNEsvILLE, June 9Th 1857.
Mr.. EDITOR:

Mr.. EDITOR:
I begin to find that the old saying, yer
can never please dissatisfied man. is ex-
empli6ed to remarkable degree. in the case
of our farmers. Two weeks ago they were
complaining that the Wheat was so thin, j,
would not be half crop. Since the late
soaking rains and cool weather, they are
fearfui that it will be so thick, that it won't
stand up. and therefore won't be half a crop
II 1t was not that it would bring great
deal OF real suffering upon ths.eommuniiy at
large, ore could almost wish these erumb-
slers, were visited v ith some of their doleful
spprehensions, that they might more truly
realize the extent of the blessings by which
they are surrounded.
Quite number of the "invited guests
to the st. Louis and Cincinnati festival.
passed over our road the other day. I see
they are felicitating themselves upon the
fact of a through connection from Baltimore
to ST. Louis, via. Cincinnati, and drawing
largely upon The future for the realization
of golden hopes and dazzling prospects.
Perhaps the future may realize those day.
dreams.-perhaps not, one thing is certain
the trsine and travel over The Central Ohio
Rail Road will not suffer any material in.
,erruption from this road, as some have
heretofore so confidently predicted; because
it has the great advantage of local busi-
ness which is scarcely equalled, and its
double and soon viii be (by the completion
Of the Hempfeh TRIBE through connection
at the Ohio River.)
see that your two worthy correspondents
at Bellair and Wheeling, have been enjoy.
ing little pen and ink quarrel, for few
weeks past. | do not W ant to "pitch i'm
for either side but like to look on and enjoy
the fun; yet at the same time like lockers.
.on in such affairs, shave an opinion Of my
own of the matter in dispute. think il
matters but little to the citizens of Belmont
County, whether Wheeling or other infu
ences have brought Us our railroads.-w,
have them and ought to use every exerlior
to make them profitable. At the same tint
when we quarrel with Wheeling we are (t'
use homely yet forcible expression quar-
'reling with our "bread and butter" hop,
TO see Bellsir built up and become larg.
city, yet | do not wish TO see it ri Sc upol
the ruins of the city of Wheeling.
made some remarks in my last, in re
gard to wool, and since then, the clippin
has'been going on. Several growers hav
informed me that they have realized large
quantity from the same number of sheer
then usual, whether thisis general, know
not. Forty five cents have been offered 70
very fair lot, that sold last year, for 4
cents. Prices / think cannot rule so hig
as last year, as the operation OF the Tariff
will effect it. Yet cur wool sellers ms
rest assured that from the usual enterpris
and lberality of ogr dealers in GAINESVILLE
they may expect as large prices as can b
given elsewhere. WARREN.
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a4lartieo.

On the 4th inst, at the National Hotel, by the
Rev. ]. Woodrofe. MIR. ROBERT V. WILEY, to Miss
MARY E MORGAN, all OF this County.
In St Clairsville, at the National Hotel, on the
9Th inst by the Rev N. C. Worthington, Mr.. JoHN
BALL. and Miss ADALlNE MILTON, both OF Hen
drysbuTg
By the same and at the same time and place,
Mr.. NATHANIEL Groves, and Miss MAHALA SELLS
all Of Belm ont Co. o..
On Tuesday June Q, by Rev. DR.. Addison, oi
Zsnesve AT lie residence of her father, in Barnes
ville Miss EMMA LOCKWOOD, and CHARLIE BRowN
of Adams Express.
On Tuesday June 2, by Rev. Jno. N. Hunt a
the City Hotel GAINESVILLE, Mr.. JNo. l. THOMPSON
and Miss MARY IsRIEL.
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Rats Reaches, Bed Bugs, Insects &C.

"Costar" the great Rat, Roach. &C.. ex
terminator 3ss Broadway, New York, il
establishing Depots for his valuable Rem
edies, in every City, Town, Village. an,
Neighborhood in the United States, bu
seeks TO do so in the hands of Druggists
Store Keepers, &c.&c. Where this is i'm
practab e, orders by mail or express, enclo
sing the price O. articles with sufficient t.
pre- pay, will have prompt attention.
Address ''Costar" 3SS Broadway New
York.
nFSee regular Advertisement.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-06-11

mayor ID. ID. L IeHCH,ul w deuIuStou City :
in the following letter, makes very strong
point against the Dred Scott decision, from
the records ofthe convention which framed
the Constitution:
APRIL %, 1857.
To the Editor of the National Era:
| have not read the opinions of the Judges
OF the Supreme Court in the Dred Sc,,I
case at length yet.and do not know whether
either OF them alluded to a certain porto n
of the proceedings in fhe Convection that
formed the Constitution o. the United
States. If they did not, ] wish you would
respectfully ask Mr.. Chief Justice Taney,
what he supposes the statesmen OF that day
meant by the WORDS "oTHER FREE CITIZENS v
when they adopted, n committee OF the
whole the following resolution:
"Resolved, That the right of suffrage in
the first branch of the National Legislature
ought not to be according to the rule estab,
lshed IN the article of confederation, bul
according to some equitable ratio of repre-.
sentation; namely, in proportion to the
whole number OF white and other free CHI
zens, and inhabitants of every age, sex anc
condition, including persons not compre
hended in the foregoing description excep
Indians not paying taxes, in each State :"
LIST. The whole number Of white citizen,
is designated. That forms one class.
| I'd. Other free citizens are designated
forming one class.
Sd. Inhabitants sof every age. sex ant
condition, including persons not compre
hended in the foregoing description, ,formin,
another class.
Finally, Indians not paying taxes wer,
excluded.
We have, then, all the phite citizens, al
the inhabitants, includ ing slaves, withou
doubt, included, and we have the Indians
not paving taxes excluded.
Then, who could have been meant b,
those "other free citizens!" For my part,
confess ! cannot think Of any other persons
except free negroes who could possibly hav,
formed that class denominateG sother fir.
CITIZENS"
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Gtwe will expect Hasty to keep us
posted on the local matters o Belmont, we
welcome the writer among our regular local
correspondents, and hope that others like
Hasty will not be slop in representing their
respective localities. Where is .Loca Items
and .Scrutator.'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-06-11

0TLadies have now an unusually good
opportunity to improve their style of'wri.
siag BY joining Mr.. WILLIAMS class at the
Court House, e,to-morrow&T Thursday evening
at A P. N.
This is a chance that we do moi get every
day, and every young lady who has any de-
sire for proficiency in this desirable accom-
plishment, had better avail themselves of the
opportunity.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-06-11

CONCORD, N. H. June 9.-The Legisla
ture have appointed FRIDAY for the choice
of Senator Asa P. Colt, of Mortified, will
undoubtedly receive the Democratic nomi-
nation for ,overnor BY the convention to-
morrow. The Democratic Caucus nomina-
ted John S. Wells for United States Sen
ator bv reclamation The Republicans
will nominate Thursday night.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-06-11

Chicago, June 9.-Jno. Wentworth.
Mayor ofthis city, was arrested this MORN
ing by the U. S: Marshall, charged with
stealing mail bags. He was held bail in
the sum of So 900. The examination COM
mences this afternoon. The mail bags
were found on his premises, and the proof is
said to be positive.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-06-11

0TIHvINcIBLE has been removed from
CEpHAs CARRoLL's farm and its now at the
stable of the National Hotel in this town,in
charge of LEWIS Ransom, where he will re-
main until further notice.
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FSee regular Advertisement.

CHICAGO, June 9.-John Wentworth
has been discharged iron custody by Judge
Drummond who decided that Mr.. Went.
worth in his official capacity as Congress
man received the mail bags and no special
demand being made for them he had right
to keep them.
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@DrJ. n. MITCHELL has received some
specimen of Turn ip seed, from the Patent
pfsce for Distribution as follows:
Green Globe, Snsto Ball, White Norfolk
Orange Jelly.
Farmers desiring them.can have them BY
calling at his residence.
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EpfaI snttIliaentt.
C.. %. r. r Time Table for the
Stations In Belmont County.
EXPRESS.
Local Pipers.

The Boston Journal remarks: "Not one tenth
part of the local news which transpires in any
country town finds its way into city paper. and
he who takes the latter to the exclusion OF his town
or county paper, does not fulfill his duties as cit
izen Such man is unworthy 10 fill town Of
fee. for be most certainly lacks local PRIDE"
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WHEELING RETAIL MARKET
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY THoBURN HAD
DEN, GRoCERs, 43, MAIN STREET.
Netu Abbertisfn}tnts
4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE:

n Notice is hereby given that at the Probate
Court for Belmort Lounty, the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified Administrator OF the
estate Of John Greenee late OF Belmont county,
Ohio
All those indebted to said esta.e are requested to
make immediate payment. and those having Claims
against said Estate notified present them for
settlement within wear from this date.
jelll WILLIAM WILKISON, JR., Admir-.
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- GFThe attention of Druggists and Deal
ers is invited to "Costar's" Advert isement
an6 Notice in to-day's paper. T. these
Remedies are what they purport 10 be, our
Druggists will find an extensive demand
for them here.
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FAR NJ ERS OF
B E L NJ ONT COUN T Y

4 HAVE Just received from the manOfac-
turers. and now offer for sale reasonable
terms; KETcHUM'S celebrated Reaper and Mower
Also. the New York Self Raking Reap Ter, and. BALLS
Ohio Mower. These mach ines ade of good and
du rab,e material and warranted 10 do good work
and much faster than can be done by hand.
Persons wish ing TO purchase, have the privilege #
giving them trial and if satisfaction is given
they may be returned
All orders addressed to Isaac Davis, ST. Clsirsvle.
OHIO, W i'll he promptly attended to.
II JoPease call and examine these machines before
pu rchasing lsewhere. ISAAC DAVIS.
may2S57
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-06-11

6The Presbytery of St Cia;rsville,will
meet in Nor .istown on Tuesday the 18th
inst at ii O'Clock, A.K,
JOHN MorrAr, 8. C..
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and the directors of it have appointed shoul-
der grabbers to catch the filthy detailers of
intoxicating drinks.
Yours Respectful, HAsrT.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT!

NEW GOODS just received at ISAAC
~ PRAGER'S. amongst which are the follow
ing: AUCTION BARGAINS, purchased at large
sale in New York.
1900 pair of mits, wortlf5O cents at 1a.. and for
which the Ladies, better call early. 500 pair Kid
Gloves worth 10 at 37t cents 500 yards black
and brown Bereges, worth .25 cents at le4 cts lOGO
wards blue green and black worth 3f cents al % cts
500 yards black and pink annually cheap at a5 cents
at al cents. 500 yards all wool DeLains: worth 50
cents at 31t cents. % dozen Linen handkerchIe s,
worth Iss cents at Iei cents. 25 dozen Handkerehi
worth 3II cents at Isl 500 yards bleached mus
lins worth Iek al 10 cents.
All of the above goods have been Purchased at a
prea, sacrifice at Auction and worth so per cent
more fhan l shall sell them for.
Ca,e early, in order 10 secure some OF the
bargains. Together with lot oil BLACk SILKS
which will be aie sell at Is cent less than any
other Siose lfouse. BONNET RIBBONS OF which /
have purchased very cheap. will seiiso CHEAP as 10
defy cOmpe tition. Will sell some worth lea cents
and some worth % cents. al le3 cents. BONNETS-
BONNETS. al a'most your own prices. IRISH LIN
MEMS of the very test quality and worth % cents al
As cents. EMBROIDERIES, IGO collars worth I2t
cents at 5 cents. and II my store goods in proper
ton.
Call early and see yourselves and yon will find ny
prices-iess than those Of any other House.
ISAAC PRAGER,
mayes le3 Main street.
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We the undersigned Commissioners of Belmont
county do hereby certify that believe the above
& be correct statement of the Finances of said
coun y, as the same Stands stated this 5th day OF
June, 1857.
Given under our hands at the Commissioners Of
flee, in St. Clarsyle, this 5th day of June, A. ID.
1857.
JOHN MAJORS.
JOHN II JOHNSON. ! Commissioners.
MICHAEL DANFORD.
Attest: S. GRESSINGER, Clerk,
By f. G. MARTIN.
Commissioners Ofice,l jelI4t
ST. ClairsvilIe, June 5. 1857.
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a HEELlNG HAT AND CAP
-Y6SCFscTORY.

:. AVERY.
Manufacturer Of ds sni Csr<,
Has on hand and IS manufacturing and Receiving
large and general sssortmert Of
Hats and ;srs.
comprising all the vsteue. Ioio;. and shores of
HsIs aud Cape nov invs-, pf
Ittsst FssA;on.
aud msRuiaetu tured from the hrSst rFeJial ara It's
best Workmanship; all Of which will hs sold whols-
sale aud Retail the lowest pcssible price. Froa
my long experience IN the business, and having al
wNys used my hes; endsavors TO please and furnisr
tie puhc with
Good. Fashionable and SeTsies.Nis Eat
feel eonfdSnt-wrh my preseat tscllities and
large stock ON haad-thaI I ain s5la 10 supply nv
pstr0us with article
Superior 70 any herstofoye offered.
respectfully request call from those ~ want og
HsIs aud Caps, before paTohssin selsewh-r-.
\. AVERY,
ssiSj No. tj6, MAN street wheeliar Va.
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Commercial Matters.
ST. CLAIRSVILLE MARKET.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY JOHN JEPsoN, GRO
GER, MAIN STREET.
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q 9ileb.

On Wednesday the Sd lat his residence in Goshen
township DAVID PANGLE in the 76 tn year of his
age.
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A WORD TO DEALERS IyPAIrTS

L is we il known fact that White Lead
is always considered cash article. But h.vinr
made arrangements with firm in the East we are
prepared TO sell superior article on three mo tbs,
al very nearly Cincinnati prices
GULBERTSON & PATTERSON.
Bridgeport Nav 1--lv
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Tin, Copper or Sheet Iron Trade,

well IS with large and complete stock Of every
description of coal and wood cooking and parlor
stoves. in connection th the approved pattern
of Saiamander Stoves for rooms Offices, school
houses or churches. Also, well selected and an
plete assortment of Pocket, Table. Carving, Mncing
and Butcher Knives and Forks Tea and Table Spoons
of every kind and quality. Brass and Tin Candle
Sticks and Lamps, Scissors, Shears, Pad Knob and
Horizontal Locks, Thumb Latches, Hinges, Screws.
Saddle and Carpet Tacks, Haiehets Axes Ptchforks,
Canal Shovels. Sad lrons- Meal Sives, Rat Traps,
&C., &c In fact il will not DO to undertake TO emu
You must Call and anime for YOURSELF he
at all events is determined to leave nothing undone
far accommodating Ohoan's at home, are concern
in his line of bus incss. Don't forget the place. but
cali in at once the sign of tho Big Black Coffee
Boiler, just opposite the Steam Flour Mill.
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DiScirnrsiDg ulcers.

most remary able and happy change j produced
in the appe ruuce malignant ulcers after lew APP
plicali0ns this Ointment. The surrounding red
ness van iShes and sranules of hes lhy flesh begin 10
tahe the place OF Tile discharged matter Tins pro-
cess nnes less RAPIDLY until the Orhee is
ilIed up i,h sound MATERIAL and the ulcer radically
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N EW A RRIVAL.
I. D. A RKLE AGENT,

III AVING repIenished and enlarged his
LII stock of goods Of every description begs leave
to call the attention OF the citizens Of Belmont county
to his Store Room located the North side of Main
Street, Immediately opposite the Steam Mill Bridge
port; whers he will be found at all times them
with ANYTHING in the
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srXECUTOR'S NOTlCE.--No,;ce is
- hereby gwen ths At the Probate Court for Bel
mont county the undersigned appointed and qEal
med as EIeIutag VI tine eS;zss uf MadIna IzN sOa
q li.Iu.uu cOHaty. deed
Al those indebted 10 ssid estate, requested 10
MAKE ,siH-d u ~ aymcHt, ana ttsse having
against said esIstt HCtiiis, prestut lnem Tor
-, tivne nj IIh Cnt year rGn, tais date.
mAI43i SphN eIAEBuCE, Ex'r
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A Poser for Judge Taney

Mayor B. B. French,of Washington city,
in the following letter, makes very strong
point against the Dred Scott decision, from
the records ofthe convention which framed
the Constitution:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-06-11

The smount of Funds due from the Treasury at the
June settlement of 1856 sis 996 10
Also an outstanding check of 1000 90
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FINANCIAL REPORT

Of the County Commissioners of
Belmont County to the Court of
Common Pleas Of said county, for
the year ending June 9Th, 1857.
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Also an outstanding check of 1000 90
To,alh.lenee SIS .sss q
The am ount collec ted on Duplicate of 1856
for State purposes as.s 81
Deinquencies for 1855 collected for State
purposes s74 SO
For county purposes Sass IS
Delirquencies of 1855 collected for county
purposes lel 3s
For Bridge purposes 1.l94 IS
De linquencies of Ie55 collected do. e7 35
For Road purposes e,0a5 47
DeInquenc les of 1855 collected do. 1876 20
For Raj Road Tax $3.50 4s
Delinquent les Of 1855 collected do. l9i as
For township purposes ATS "a
Delnquencies fIs55 collected do. 50 o2
For school purposes 1904 ca
DeIinquencies of is5 collected for do. sQs o.
For poor purposes 2,3es 90
De Delinquencies of 1855 collected for do. "a az
For corporation purposes sqe "a
Delmquencies of 1855 collected for do. 81 "a
Total amt collected on Duplicate ,5s $3.50 30
The amt pa id by purchase OF Section l6> 4,757 46
Amt of interest Sec l6 paid by the Slate 366 81
In,. hea from Section I6 Harrison county 7ss q
- Z" Jefferson county 454 Al
:. Principal and Interest of Surplus
Revenue collected $50 "a
" Road Damage collected 40 90
" Show License collected 100 90
I" Peder's License ITO o.
Tavern License 12 90
I" Ferry do % 90
Jury Fees collected 90 90
&" Auction duties 90
store permits S 50
Delinquent Tax collected afier settle
ment Ia o.
Miscellaneous items paid 45 So
State Common School Fund 2O444 76
Taxes refunded by State I2S 20
Improper dellnqueneies 81 12l
- Treasurer's mileage 19 %
Total amount Or. .ls4 .Oas %
The following amounts have been paid out since
the June settlement OF 1856:
The amount of County Funds paid out is S154il 81
:" '' Road Fund pa ont is I.4I4 81 |
Railroad Fund paid out is 7IO5 "a !
a. bridge Flu DIS paid is 100 "a |
" - Old orders lCounty fund.- /
redeemed Is os |
Corporation 'und paid out RS 80 |
.. Jury fees paid out 20 10
Township funds paid cut 4,6ss 7s |
q" Poor Funds paid out 3e75 AZ |
g a. School Funds paid out 40,775 Oi |
a. Paid Stale on account of
State Tax collected on Du
plicate of 1856 81 SOL g5 |
/" Delinquences of 1855 COL
lected on duplicate of'56
paid State s74 SO
a. Z" Pedlar's License paid TO
State 1UT 25
Show License paid TO State 95 60
Principal of section I6 paid
to State 1859 &C
Total Cr. sII752s SO
I3i,U29 o.
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a Word to RIOtilcrS.

The young the most frequent sufferers lron ex
terual INJURIES and therefore every mother should
have this healing preparation constantly at hand
is all absolute speCc for sore breasts. and quickly
removes the enCrusied sores which sometimes dis
| fgure the heads and faces OF children.
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Country StOrekeepers

will find it TO their interest, to call and eIamng his
OF Tin Ware, he fore going 10 Wheeling 10 pur
chase, it is all made under his supervision, and
will be lower than be afforded on the other
side Of the river. may1ly
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-06-11
mo SUCH WORD AS FAIL. j
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
Circular to the Sick.

TIE first hospital scons and medical rub'ieisis
Of Europe adm it the unparalleled anti infanalnry
and hea ling proper ties this Ointment governments
sane lis sc their Doval and miIItery services
and the masses in this country ana throughout the
world repose the utmost confidence in its curative
properties IL pepetrates the sources OF inflammation
and Corruption which underiie the eItcrnsi deuce
Oi disease, and rutralZe the fiery Clements which
feed and eXa<perate the maI4iy.
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Rheumatism sSrOfuia. Erysipe-

These among the mOi: terrible and organizing
dsea muscles, the fiesky fibre and the skin:
ct IN Iheu worst forms, and when seemingly iHcurs-
HE, .hey Iaby disappear under Persevs-ins
application Ihis sooth rag healing, anIoie 10 pain
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-06-11
MERRICK, BENTON q, DEAN,

N. B Sold Pens repointed in superior manner
Enclose The pen and 80 cents in r.. u. stamps, AM
The pen will he repoin,ed and returned post paid
may9I3m
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sais ESlieGin, Fever Sores, sti1
lOIntS.

In cases Salt Rheum, where medical waters, 20
tiOus, aud every recipe of the phaTmscyP9s have
proved useless the DIN :ment viii accomplish ! thor
ough Fever So.es heal quickly under its nilu-
and It's relaxing elect upon contracted slnsws Is
Iruly wonderful