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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-16
Monster Cot;on-Spinnilg Estab-
lishment in Russia.

hOLSler COt,Ou-OpiuHliS Estdo-
lishmcnt in Russia.
A correspondent OF the, London Times,
writing from st. Petersburgh, June sth,
describes gigantic industrial project in
Russia:
The first stone of monster manufactorv
has just been laid. 1t will comprise cot
ton spinning establishment; and series of
weaving shops. The building is to be raised
upon the Isle of Chr ,nholm, situate upon
the Narova, b+twppn the two cataracts of
that river. 1t Is stated that the spinning
depai tments will comprehend the largest
build NJ in The whole world, and will i'm
measura5ly exceed in extent The vast spin
ming e>tsb shment the United States
This constructi, n will be formed as grand
square. and will occupy the whole Of the
isle. A large portion of the adjoining
ground has been purchased for the purpose
of building habitations for the uorkmen land
large schoo' in connection with the gre At
establishment. The contractors for the
joInery work are TO furnish .672 window
frames The bsilding wiz be lighted by
from ID 900 to 10000 jets of gas ST
Pe,ersburgh being unable to supply tn Dse
materials from 80 to 80 vessels are con-
st.ntly employed in the Conveyance of them
from Narva The number of workren en-
gagged is fix d at 3 200 at least. The edice
is 10 be completed in III ee years, but
portion OF the spinning department is to be
ready or work in one year. The capital
required for the Undertaking has been
already subs ribed tor in shares which have
been taken up by the direct RS of the
scheme and some foreigners. The chief
director is NJ. Jean Frerichs, of Bremenre-
siding Professionally at St Petersburg. His
associates are the merchants of st. Peters
bur-, the four bruthers K, loIdog, Louis
knoop, Alexander March, and M. Soldaten-
knff, merchan: of Moscow. Mr.. Richard
Barlow, an Eng ish merchant is director Of
the technical works (trauaur techniques }
and Mr.. Kolbe, chief adminis rator OF the
building, aud the Trainer OF the laws OF the
Soce,y.
The first stone OF the colossal ledifce was
laid with great pomp and cir, umstance in
The presence of the Gen. Baron de krud-
ener. Comnm ,ndant OF Nirva, of all the
founding IN mbers, and OF an enormous as.
.embiage of the people.
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And Three Cheers TO the Regular Nominee
the Chosen Ones Of the Peopls!!!

Th die is cast!! The Rubicon has been
crossedm! The battle has been fought, and
the victory won!!! By reference to another
column,it will be seen that the regul NOM
inees Of the Democratic party have been tri-
umphsntly elected as delegates to the CON-
stltutional Conve ntion. The opposition has
p.vven itself to be veal and powerless, and
this el c,ior has buried in political grave
from which there vii be no resurrection,
many Of those whom, heret fore, we had de.
lighted TO style our. party friends! but now
they ar- dead! dead! dead! and politically
dsmDed! Sc the returns elsewhere.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-16

@This week closes the publication OF
{ the avs. We are fully aware Of the in
tense interest with which they are read and
the difficulty of filling their place with as
acceptable matter, but our readers will have
to bear with Us, and we will try to fill the
deficiency.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-16

Ho,Ps ORDERED OUT - MARKET The
Norfolk (Vs.) Argus states that, on Satur-
day, negro girl went in'o the market of
that city with hoops so extensive that the
clerk ordered her away as an obstruction
In the meantime a noisy crowd hau collect
ed, and the girl, became frightened, ,attempt-
ed to tear her hoops off, in which she was
successfully aided by two OF three CO 'ored
women present.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-16

@Thr Post NJ ser General has rec mt
ly uecId,d that bona fdc subscribers to week
ly newspapers can receive the same free Of
postage il they reside in the county in
which the newspaper is printed and pub.
lish-d, even if the flee to which the paper
was sent 10 without the county, provided it
is the Office at which they receive their
mail matter. This will be an item Of inte.
rest to Newspaper subscr ibers living near
the county lines.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-16
erJoHs QUERY nd JANE Query

GrJoHs QUERY nd JANE QUERY, OF
County Antr m,(since married to-GRUBB,
pr"bably) who are supposed to live in Rich
lano county, are informed of the death OF
their sister. BAkBARY QUERY. and that
they. together with ANDREW QUERY, and
the children of deceased sister, who reside
in county Antrim, ireland, are heirs to a
small propertpy left by BARBARY. in Bel
mont County. Ohio. They VII write to
JOHN DUBoIs, 81. Clsirsville, Ohio, who
has been appointed administrator:
Newark papers please cupy.]
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ST. LOUIS, Ju,y 7.

The St. Josephs Journal oi the I'D inst :,
publis es repnr, brought by French ira
der that hundr. trappers and fifty team
steis. under Col Summers command, were
attacked by large body of Cheyennes and
Arrapapos Indians. 200 miles west of Fort
Kearney, and all slain. The report is con-
6rmed by an EN- Migrant train from Salt Lake
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-16
WHITE TrerH, PeRFuMEp BREATH AMI

WHITE Teeth, PERFUMED BREATH AND
BEAUTIFUL CoMPLExIoN.-can be acquired
BY using the Balm of q thousand FloWers." ;"
What lady or gentleman would remain un-
der the curse of a disagreeable breath, when
by using the "BALM OF THOUSAND F. ow-
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 counterfeits. Be sure each bottle is
signed FETRIDGE & CO., Y.
For Sale BY all Druggists fe266m
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TIE wlrsos Mukp1R TRrAI.

The WILSON MURpIR TRIAL.-STsw.
ART, FIFE, and CEARLuTTE JONES, y hose tri.
al commenced two. weeks ago, have been
found guilty OF Murder in the first degree.
They were T, moved TO pris IN, to receive
sentence ONE uther day. They are said to
have received their verdict with the utmost
compo-ure and Indifference.
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rLUNATIC ASYLUM BURNED.

Utica, N. Y, July l4.-By the Ere this
morning, the central portion of the Lunatic
Asy !um. together with the D"nes, were
burnt to the cellars, and tn, East and West
wings were partially burnt. The rear
wings were un:nJured. The inmat S o; the
Asylum were removed 10 grove in this
vicinity. and guarded by several military
companies. There were no lives lost DR..
L. Freese, prominent citizen, il is feared
was fatally injured by the tall of the bum
ing timbers. The loss estimated at 100000.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-16

KILLED. The Wheeling Inteleoencer
states tina, young man by the name oI
WHlIx was killed on Monday in Centre
Wheeling, by being thrown tr,m buggy,
with which his horse had -un away.
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gofI gnttlligentt.
C. o. r. r Time Table for the
Stations in Belmont County.
NIGHT EXPRESS.
Announcement.

EDITOR CHRONICLE: Please announce the name
Of ALEX HAMMOND. of Pultney,s as a suitable
perscn tn filI tie efice OF County Treasurer, sub
ject howeverto The deoi<ion Of the 18th Of Sepem.
Der Convention.
July l6. pd
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-16

@junsE NASH, of Gal.Ipolis, is men
toned ny several exchanges asa candidate
likely to be named before the Republican
Convention for Judge OF Supreme Court.
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Growing over the result in Kansas

Growing over the result in Kansas.
TIE result OF the recent bogus election in
Kansas inspires the pro-SIavery organ, with
unusual glee at their ancied triumph over
the Free State men TIE Leavenworth
Journal lets off the following. Lit the De-
mocrscy of Ohio read land be convinced that
the ,rinmph in Kansas is viewed as vrcro-
ry over the Free State men. Read! Read!
GLORY HALLELUJAa!
SHOUT PRAISES TO THE PEOPLE!
Death and Destruction to the Enemies
of the Pure, UnaduIterated, ,Unterrllied,
Democracy!
Victory !!Victory!! over Abolition
ism. Free otateism, and the
sham Democracy!l!
OPEN WIDE THE GATES THAT THE REGULAR
Nominees OF THE DENocRATIc PARTY OF
LEAvEswoRTH COUNTY MAY TAKE
THEIR SEATS AS DELEGATES IN THE
CONSTITUTIONAL CONvEKTIoHm.
And say unto the Sham Democracy, depart ye
Accursed into the Everlasting Night and
DARKNESS of AboLitionism and
F. eesoiLiSn!
Down with Hyprocites and
Traitors!!
UP WITH THE LAWS IND THE
CoNsTITUrIOE!!!
And Three Cheers to the Regular Nominees
the Chosen Ones Of the Peopls!!!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-16

ApvE.-sENExr. liz ro-DAfs PAPER
TIE valuable property Of Rev. ALEXANDER
Y.uHs. The new Advertisement of Irwin
chile.
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@The communication from Local Items
has not yet arrived. Six days since posted.
and not here yet. rather slow travelling ten
miles.
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@Farmers are commencing to cut
vhest in this vicinity.
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@Col. J. w. torney is about to com.
mence the publication Of a new Democratic
paper called The sPr.ss.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-16

OJThe Travellers" notes are,v.ry wei
come. Send them on.
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rThe extreme dry warm weather will
account for the scarcity of Local news.
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Miller Penn ngton S Estate.
PROBATE CUURr.

1OOp[1 i II OOOASi.
The State of Ohio Belmont County, SS
Y OTICE is hereby given, that the fol
Y lowing named Executors. Administrators and
Guardians. have ted their accounts and vouchers
my office for settlement. TO Wi:
kalhanIel lay ior, Admir- OF Elizabeth Tay lor dec
John Pollock, EX'r oi John W iIey decd.
Joseph Caidw ell, Guardian OF Susan Spiliman.
Joseph P. ATrIck. Ad 7 Of Mary Ann Tyson, dec
William Kennon. Guardian of Joseihus Rial.
Allen Bond, Admir- de bunIs non of Simeon l.aish-
ley decd.
James N. Turner Admir- of Thomas Beck decd.
Robert Patton, Admir- OF David Patton, decd.
Vim. aldwen and ]. En- bree, Adm'rs OF Samuel
Pickering. decd.
MahIon b. Hatcher. Adm'r of Robert Chafant dec
Joseph r Craw ford and Juliann Nc N Iilan, Admir-,
of ira Mcmillan, decd
Vim. MoCraCken, Admir- OF William McCsskey
decd.
Henry James. Admir- of Matilda Scoles, decd.
James Weir aud John Orr, EXrs of steel Smith
deC d. a
Robert Lyle and Robert Tame, hill. EI'rs of VIM
Lyle, decd.
John Auit Admir- 81 Frederick AHt. decd.
Ephraim stone breaker and James GlSdden, EXT,
OF james GIanfell, decd
Lemuel Dallas, Gurdan of Sarah Ann Smith
ST and Davis. Adm'-s OF Jacob Davis, deed
The first iour above hsned accounts will lie FOL
bea ing and settenr nj OH III. 21ih the fOu
the 2sih the next tour the 99i. the next iOur
3UtI and the three last on 2tsl days of July la5a
DAVID HARRIS.
i've Probate Judge.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-16

@"Doestcks" and Mr. Wilbur. both re-
porters of the New York Tribune, have pur.
chased the New Yor, Picayune.
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Nfu Abbtrtisfn'el1ts.
PROBATE COU Il T.
State of Ohio Belmont County, SIS,


NJ Office is hereby given, that the follow
l ing named Executors, Administrators and
Guardians have sled their accounts and vouchers in
my Office for settlement to wit
Jacob Holloway, Guardian of Rachel Ann Hollo
way.
Jesse Embree, Admir- of Mary Pickering decd
Samuel W. Stsn ley Err of Ann Pidseon. decd.
William W3rnek and Solomon Bentley, Adm'rs
wi tn the will annexed Of Phillip Aut. decd.
James w. Frazier, Guardian OF William T. Joseph
J. and Rehecca A. Pickering.
john G. Bro wn, Arm'r Of John Brown decd.
Mary and b. l.. Mott, Admrs Of Henry y. Mott,
decd.
Thomas Miteael. Adm'r de bonis non with the
will ann exc Of Philip Barnett, decd.
John H Piper. Admir- d touis non with the will
anne zed Of Thomas Barrett. deed.
Henry Floyd. Admir- of u I,hael Floyd, decd.
c. b. Besks, Guardian o! Nancy Beck, sn insane
person.
&. B. Bseks. Guardian OF Harriet A. Beeks.
The 6rst i0ur above named accounts will b. for
hearing aud settlement the 9Th, and the hext four
the 9Th, and the foar the slh days OF August
next DAVID HARRIS.
Jul roth, 1857 Probate Judge.
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? KEELING HAT AND CAP

?. HNENl,
Manufacturer Of dSis ard Caps
Has hand aud Is manufacturing snA rses.vLas .
laI &c aud general assortment of
Hats and Cas-,
comprising all the vsrieuss Of selsIs and as>s Of
Hats and Caps now IN use, Of
Ia test Fashion,
and manufactured from IAe hnest maternal and the
hest workmanship. al of which will be ssid Whos.-
sale and Retail al the lowest possi BILE price. Ftcs
my long experience in the business and having Al
ways used my hest endesSors TO please, sad fInisA
tie puhrc wiIha
Good, Fashionable and Setvieeable Hst
I feel caniitant--wIth my present facilities anf
large SOCK on hand-thai I am able 70 sup.ly n,
patrons with 8 article
Superior to any heretofore offered.
respectfully raqueS; call from those IN vsss Q;
HATS and Caps, before pure hasin xelsewhe
=, AVERY,
esis No. Ia. Main street, whsslins va
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-16
County Convention.

Con dent that msJOrity OF the voters o.
Belmont County are not only opposed te
the teachings and practice of the modern
Democratic party, and in favor of the car.
dinal principles ofthe American and Repub.
lican parties. but that they are also unwil.
hing, with this unity of principles and feel.
ing, longer 10 fight against each other. in
county matters. for the benefit of our com.
mon enemy and the enemy o: our common
country.
We therefore. the Central Committee of
the American Party of Belmont County, do
hereby appoint
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER. 18th, 1857,
as the time, and ST Clairsville the p ace
for holding a Mass Convention, 10 be COM
posed of all persons, opposed to the Demo-
cratic party. in favor of the leading princi-
pies of the American party, and opposed to
the extention of Slavery into territory now
free.-for the purpose of making county
nominations for the October election, and
oppointing delegates to Senatorial Con-
vention.
On motion the Committee recommend
Sept. l4th. as a suitsble time, and Flush
ing us proper place, for holding sa'd Sena-
& ial Convention.
On motion the Committee appointed the
following De egates 20 the State Conven-
ii n. to oe held at Dayton, August 5 h,is57.
To wit:
o. J. SwAsEY, E SBALLcRoss, C. L.
PooRMAN. Isaac WELSH, Noah ScOTr.
JoHs DAVENPORT, with power to appoint
substitutes.
On molten, Il was resolved that the call
for the Convention be published in the In
dependent Republican and Belmont Chronicle.
Adjourned sine die.
JOHN H. JOHNSON. NOAH ScoTr, john
P. BREWER. G. L PonRMAS, GEO. CRIs-
WELL. Am. Central Conmitte.
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aNlatrieo.

On Il, Su Ils b, rev. A o, Yader Young. Mr.
WILLIAM MATTHEWS, and Miss ELIZABETH tAyE
GARRETT, both Of Smith tp., B :lmonl Go. Ohio.
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Lime,
shoves Spades. Hoes, Forks. Rakes, Queenswore.
Glassware, pardwa'e, Nutmegs, Mace, Ginger. Mus
IaId, shuehiackIng and brushes. Buc kets, Tubs
" ashboaIds, Salt. Ea'theaware, starch, Tobacco.
snui Mails, How points, Flour, tornmeal. and IN
act, everything usually Kept in a well FURNISHED
.ruIeTy slote. All ut hch will be dispos of TOT
Cash "T Iountry Produce.
Briug on your Oats, Corn and Bacon, and I will
give ish, Sugar, and Cofoe, aschesp as any In
tCvn. JANbS a. NkkkR4
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FOR SALE.
,r,uE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR

sale the property which he now occup les near
81 ClaiJsyiIIe hio. The d~ cling is -.
cottage Frame 1896 feet, story twelve feet-Sk
contains seven apa tments, 10 built Of good ~
material and is fin shsd in superior style. The >H-
outbuildur are stail ling, earliage mouse, &c. he
land come cted with the buildings is five acres. dv
ded in meadow, pastu e, orchard and garden. The
orchard Contains ebou. It, Apple Trees, comprising
various kInds the earliest TO the latest; twenty
t ees OF natural Peach aud eighty OF the finest vari
cites, ripen from August 10 the last oil oetoher
tains choice variety of ornamental trees and shrubs
Uurran,s varieties OF gooseberTy strawberry. rasp-
berry grape. pear. cherry and pun.
nFAny person desiring . retired. comfortabie
resd.nce will 90 well sook al this properly. which
can be examined q any time. ,-,
jy:6I Al La ioo""'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-16
Country StOrekeepers

will nd TO iher interest, To call and eIamng his
st"ck OF r'u Ware bei?re going 10 he- Ing pur.
chase, Il - all mahe under his own supervision aud
willhe 30 aver than eau be afforded the
side oi 'hs river. nsyaIy
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MARKET.
WHEELING Inlv Is 81

WHEELING July IS. 81
Flour. Super 6.T3a7 ,Oo, Butter roll, l2al3
Extra ,5Oa7,7 Barley p bu. l2500l so
g Rye, 60OlCorn, ' bu. S5
Shoulders per D l0&al Oats. = bu. IS
Sides llfal2l Rye. per bu. 100
Hams l22al3I iimothy Hay u 90
Lard l2{a3ll
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Gommrtial Matttrs.
ST. CLAIRSVILL MARKT.

CORRECTED WEEKLY By JOHN JEPsoN, GRO
GER, MAIN STREET.
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At meeting of the Ce itral COMMITTEE
of the American Party, of Belmont County.
at St. Clairsville,on Saturday July IL, 1857,
the following proposition for a County Con-
vention, was submitted and unanimously
adopted.
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MEKRICK, BENTON g. DEAN,

n. -iOld feu> reroIntsd in q superior manner.
Enclose the pen and 81 cents ~ 4. u. sgGmps, and
Tie ZEN wIII be rernlEIed and returned post pzld.
may 9I3n
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-02
Hr. Samuel Ro2ch's Testimony Of the
Value 81 this Machine.
l2s Acres Grain and t<rass-- epti-s Sc c-n,s--
Cloud AF1-t.

Lo-EeFlIIe, Nls., Wow. rs, 1855.
GENTS i purchased las. spsicg from sir Samuel Hen
aS, m tziHs Reaper ana Mower, ana i. has zye6 Ia
De the best ever iaven- ed had ca e hun6red and
twenty acres q grain and hay lich 50 a1peled vi
5ed 10 hinder rae rcn going aLe~s with a-s. viii
slc machine along II" whole harvest on " or g nut vas
ps' our o. the Tno-3 cpDLrEl aLL She aLz-a within
e season was only thirty cents. Said r-acI inc leaves
coEh me gram "a such proper all oui eion thar
no S nal bong VIII -TuilIi.s complain b. binding
and only requires thee horses tor rcaUing and two f
owing conseI uelsy, can conslisElt.usv recommend
st-unlent ever offered for It's proper purposes.
SAMUEL, ROACH
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-02
TEB GREATEST
u .ELlyGAT. DISCOVERY
hL' THE ACE
|. Z Z. KENNEDY, Of EoEtury, las discovered 10 e-s
Va OF our common pasture weeds -e-o-, isi ezra
EKE&Y hind or EUMOA,

TIE worst scrofuIa 3eE1 10 a esnno Pi12.s
lie hss tried II in eleven Hundred cases AID l
laied except in two cases. both tHuEleF Lrugr De "
now IN Lis possession ov5r che hundred re-t1ss;rs oil
value, al within twenty miles e boston
Two Eo;tCs ere wa-Tsn;e" 20 cure Za-sirz s'Ie 'i
One 70 three bottles viii tie vgrs' AKA o n
Pies en- She fsce.
Two or tsroe bottles will clear the system ri -'
Two bottles axe warranted 70 cuss TIE ~ozsi 'ai''
the mouth aid stomach.
Three 70 I've bottles 4-s warranted 20 ere ne ''
one 70 Iaree bottles are warranted 10 cure a. ss5]
IN the syes. ,
Two bottles are warranted 10 cuEe running q e '
AID bl5tchcs among the hair.
Four to six bottles s1s warranted 70 euro e-uF az
running ulcers.
One bottle viii cure scsly eTuPtioHs Of the 7s.n
Two or three bottles are warranted 70 elis '-'
Two o. thee settle. a-e warranted 70 :5' rs'
desperate case Of rheumatism. ,.-
Three To four bottles are warranted 20 cure a. -
Five 70 eight bottles viii the r1rs5 tase q
benefit is always experienced from me ~. ..
and s perfect cure Is warranted when ne -s''s -
is taken. ..--,,
Nothing Iooks so improbable to those Who il. y
tried all the wonderful medicines O. ne cay $50
common weed growing on tho pss'u7es, az - -,s
stone walls, should cure every EuInoz II l1y =
il is fixed fact II you have huulo- i hSs = -.
There are no IFS nor ANDS, huns E5s Re -.
ing some cares, but not yours pt--s1 - e.
bottles Of II IN the vicinity Of Boston. La-r -.
fects in every case. L has a!rsscr ieHe ~ ..t,
greatest cures ever done II EaSsss Alse.-5' - r,s
Children yesr old, 20 o.5 people o. Sky -,.i-a
poor purv. worrny-I0oki1z children whose Efs1 a.
and fabby, restored 10 perfect st@io o. hs''-
bottle --.s-r.
To those who sre sutject 20 a sick he2c-ssl.. 80.
tie viii ALWAYS cure Z. L gives great rene 100
and dizziness. Some who have tafaE u rs Tr+. H.
for wears ana have tsen regulated b. II. $50
body IS sound It works quite easys Int " ~
fersug cement Of the functions Of nature, j -5
singular feelings. but yOu.Eust mol De a. rra-rg
always disappear in from four days 20 Ve.A rs,
never bad result from it the coE-slt, .s-s.r.
feeling is gone, YOU viii feel yourself IKE -. q
heard some OF the most eLtr2Tsgsrt eh'i-
that listened to. - -arr,--<
Manufactured bT DONALD KENNEDY, No.
street Roxbury, Gass. Price 800 - r-hn 2.
Sold in Mineral Point By Z. D. fu.io'- 3 ra4--r
Vivian.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-02
Jones Corn Planter.

BEETOE-N IFys1,,,.r,-
i4.7 gives notice Jhst he will bv himself 4
- So y' - arm nei-hborhood in Grant an
st = - l-sHiS- Jones Conn Planter knryg,,
q the kind ofel 81. ' e--'-iA 4ll1p iei1e1ls
tis'e- t-ell-s 81 the perfect SUCCESS or .r,s- T1I.
siFeIt ~ the principal farmers Cf-apt so+
1Fnislee IN circulars 20 sll i- -ies VqIgsri -
eL.+- gave te2 made upon This Planter sine, las+ -
reI ms X stronger, ard able 10 last for Ito
5000 PC q Se1ore-
last Fear tie subscriber advertised IN the Tribes -r
le "e.a supply the farmers - Iowa county with T
g t'AlsT- lt =glnz failed to receive them vas nm
s'e 10 DO so lie has just received enough 10 saTr an
The country, snd there VIII be no failure his ,a,
JOHN DODGE.
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