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DENTISTRY.
~ DIR. STEPHEN BAILY,
OYYIcy No. l9o Pennsylvania hvIuVI
Tkrss doers (ress l<!h SI,ssf V1fYn

Isf" aoers Cror iGA SIrfsf. 3xD
Dr.. BAILY begs leave to inform the ,ublo that no
He feels assured that an ex peTisno.o of ssss
practice with the large number of pst and eTeat
fully, wall enable hun to surmoHnt any dIfhouIt,,
sclentlhc or otherwise, relating 10 the Teeth. H,s
eminent ln the profession, and especIaly Drs srrs
and and T.. Psrmly, Las ed him. long since 90 dr.
a Enamss, G1tts Percss inds Rp Rae[ snd CSC
ments for the construction Of Continuous Gum
is the only reliable substance that can tie worn 10 ~.
mouth. as was most oonouslve, shown by the last
Although be aatters himself from his long res,-
asnos and prsctlos in Wsshintton, he ]. f.-orsbly
leave TO refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS:
from 'he nte Rector 4i the Church OF Epipkaayo
Or. STxrHsN BkILr: Desr Sir-I desire 20 er,ra..
you as dsHtst TSe o,ers.,,,Ds n
70! me nave been hlsh satis.ctory hope thai ,"a
Psbuc thai your skill 90 We, deserves.
ws.hinstou. Aur. .. las. ". I.FRarcu,
Prem one Of tn. oldest sr,ns IN Baltimore, Msssr.,
H.vn, employ Cd 6i n sfepSen BsiPy, Surgeon Der
portar. and direult piece Of work, which he ld "a
my entire htlsfactlon, and view Of the fact thaf
College of Baltimore failed after repeatsd trs,, -
Ierform tie same work satisfactorily, il gives ,Gs
Egh estnsiien OF his pro.sssionsi siii. 'hs
Baltimore, Jan. L, 1857 aAkMANN BOEss.
kxtrset from pste r.c,ved rcn the l.ts Her, J...
Nd. Clayton.
Y. :. SENATE, Asr. ls, Is.s,
rle t.ssh ys. made for ne .ert Adinin,bii. EcIt-
i1E could 20 better. NsrJ gratefully,
Re those that seek RESET from the ma srie, If IL.
sseah, can oheorfSy recommend Df. =. Bail, A. a
ssberlOr DENTIST; he made s set of porce,lhu t4.tn
Tor one of amll., ard pugt sd several teets ia,
myself, and the work las ali stood well for more ts
ten years. ROBERT Il. NIXON
of the Va. Conf. Of Tie M. K. Church Sovt,
Apnl ls. lsS-
We, the underslEned, having had occasion to -vsn
eurtelyer OF the professional skill of Dr. =. ia "
Surseon Dentst OF this clty, or having teen eotAs
AIT OF ar operations familI Of friends thts
pleasure IN expressing admiration of has artlslo
skill, as well ss OF the uniformly satisfactory malEsr
IN which he performs the most delicate and Ircut
operations In Dental Surgery, and pectfl, r-
commend HIM TO the ooni and tonnage of tia
pub lc. OF which we consider him euinentv yort.,,.
THOMAS Y. WALTER, Architect u. :. CapttOi.
THOMAS MILLgk, NJ. ID, OF Washing ton, ID O.
b. 5. BONNER, NJ. ID. of GeOrgetown, ID. C.
N. =. LINCOLN, Nj. d., of Warrington, ID. 4.
Jos. n. BRADLEN, of Washington, ID, a.
9soR9E WALTON, Ex Governor Of Florida.
WALTrR LKsox, E1 Mayor of Washing tolI
HKNRI BALDWIN, u. :. Patent Ofice,
&C. WIGHT, Principal Rittenhouse AoadsI<v
tsbfo II
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NEW GROCERY, WINE AND IIOUOR

NEW GROCERY. WINE AND LIQUOR
~ STORE.
Inc subscriber beGs leave to say that he has
opened New Store, corner OF 7th and r. streets,
where he Int ends to kee an assortment OF VINES,
LlQIORS, CIGARS, and fine GROCERIES,
ms FIGS SardInes, AnonOvIes &C., all of the most
approved brands and qualities.
Families and membrr rs of Congress are particular.
ly inyited to call and examine the stock before pur-
chas ing elsewhere.
general assortment of fine Havana Cigars, m
ported direct by the subscriber, at wholesale and
retail.
Canal Boats suppl led on reasonable terms, and
produce taken in exchange.
Levy's Old Whisky of IS4O cons tantly on hand.
Country orders punctually attended to, and Coun-
try Produce of all description received on consgn-
msnt. JONAS p LEVY s.
Successor tn BreTeton & Bro, No 464, 7th stree
CORNER OF +, opposite the Patent Office. no q Iy
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SEA BATHING.
SHESAPEAkE HALL, HAMPTON, VA.
- This summer Retreat, only two miles from Old
Point, will bs re opened on the 10th ola. 4
June, when tie ProprIetors will be happy VsYA
TO see any OF their friends who may wish N. II
70 ENJOY salt Water Bathing and the Lux uTIss OF
the Seaboard. The Hall has been much imoroy.d
and beautIted, and ample preparations made for the
Comfort and pleasure Of all who may visit this de-
lIghtful resort. Boats. Fishing Tackle, Pleasure
Carriages, &C., always IN readiness to contribute TO
the enjoyment of the guests.
X. G.. BANKS a. SONS
IL Persons leaving Baltimore or Washington in
the steamer Louisiana and North Carolina rive at
the Hall Eext morning TO breakfast, either by Om-
nlbUs to Hampton or steamer Coffee. lie !5-Im
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Places of Resort during Summer.

SUMNER R0ARD.-The subscriber, the pro-
~ prletor of the "UnIon Hotel" at Fair 4
lax c: III Va. LIBERATED for years past IS ycAy
one OF the most az reeabe summer retreats ls.SR
For families king cool shade fine wter. IL acing
esvable luxury Of the table &c q we kept rural
hote has yet nine or ten comfortable rooms unified
which he offers to persons in Washington and else
where deslrous of escaping from the dust heat and
gare OF the cities. Two trains run daily to ard
conv eIient.
His terms are moderate and he spsres no pa ms to
pit ase ali who favor him with their patronage. He
refers to the iooylug gentlemen, whose families or
members thereof have been quests in hs establish
ment, viz: Commander JnO. Rodgers, l.. 3. NJ;
CAPT. MeIgss, u. ;. A; G.. =. Wallach Esq; j. w,
Cnlle, Esq and Lieut.. w. ID. Porter, u. :. n.
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rARLlSLE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
~ CUMBE ERLAND COUNTY, "a.
THIS well known Mountain Resort. situate an
Cumberland COUNTY. Pa five miles north & 4
easl oi CarlIs 2, will be open for visitor on VEAv
Tie -uth of June. The waters of these A..ht i
Springs are hlghly mprsgnated with minerals, ald
are superior for drinking aud bathing. AccomnOdz
uoEs large. Fare from Philadelphia 10 CarleisIe
sS.So; from Baltimore 70 CsrlIs G, $50. Visitors
leaving PhiladelphIs ard Baltimore IN the morning
tram arrive at the SPRINGS at p. ma.
For further Information address the proprietors,
OWEN d CHANDLER.
Carlisle Springs. Pa.
. Rcfereness.-tOhnC G. Da Costa. Fsq., Thos. c.
PeroIval, Esq. PhlladePhla; Alex. Kirkland. Esq.
w m. henshaw, Esq, Baltimore; Jacob Gideon,
ESQ Rlohard Waiiach, Esq, Washing ton.
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VI A X b l. h w d ks,
VIM. RUTHERFORD,
ARTIFfCER IN MARBLE,

WASHINGTON CITY,
Invites public attention tO his extensive stock Of
beautiful designed aud Eab,ratey Carved MAN
Tells IN a variety. OF Marbles, together with A
choice assortment of SrATUARY, which for de-
sign and finish cannot be surpassed, and are we'll
adapted for the Garden rOInb A large assOrt-
ment 81 Plain Manes, Monuments, and Tomb
stones at very low prloes.
Monuments oi aIIy design executed to order with
punctualiy and dis patch.
Estimates given Tor BrOwnstOne or Marble work
our line. "
Please call and make an nspectiOn of our stock.
~. b.-Make note nf the address. fal7-6D
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Dentistry, 60.

nR. X. FINLEY HUNT,
IL DENTTST~
No. SO Penusylvania avenue, @
Will perform ali operations belong ng 10 hIs ~&4lo
profession at his old established once, as above.
l9-n
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OBED p. MILLER, WARD COWING.
SECRETARY. PREsIDRNT.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
MaId COwlng. Obed p. Miller,
Wllain A. bradfOrd, Thomas A. DOYLE,
samuel b Darling, William B. k " der,
f.uward B. Perry, George Cleveland,
george w Hall, Phil Ryder.
+. &. Gardiner,
This Company lnsures against Loss or Damage by
ERE, on stores, Merchandise, Dwellings,, Mills,
Manufactorles, Hotels, 90; also, on Marine and
Inland transportation Cargo Risks at the ordinary
rates Of premium.
Losses promptly and equitabky adjustsd and
pad.
All premiums are made specific when policies are
issued, and are to be prepaid in money; and no fur
ther assessment In of loss be made on the
par les so insured. The advRnt4nges of a Stock
system, which precludes the possibility of an as
sessment. are very obvious.
Ihe Board OF Directors have authorized the issues
OF Policies on country risks, detached on very low
terms.
The Company expect to deserve the confidence Of
the puDhc 10y DONG business favorable terms
rs any other similar institution and by the utmost
fairness AID liberality In all their dealings.
Policies granted and ed parties effecting in
suranoe at once without delay, by the undersigned
at his ofhce. w. ALBERT KING,
Agent, No. S5 High street,
Je i3-tl GcOrgetown, ID. e.
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For Rent and Sale.

THOSE WHO WISH LARGE, AIRY AND
\ pleasant rooms can now be accommodated at
MhS. SEAhLh'S,S S83 Pa. avenue, between "a and
9th streets. je o. M2awSvs
FOR RENT--The laSte and convenient Dwell
Il LING No. S6 ID street north, between 9th ard
Ith street west. IL Is lifted mp with oil the modern
improvements, and admirably suited for a board
house: 10 punctual tenant the rent will be mode
rate Apply to VIM. MARTIN, or A. Green, Auc-
LOneer. jeA eOtf
RARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL
~ DEALERS For rent, for ten y ears. vacant
opposite the new Presbyt yterian Church. For terms
apply to DR.. CHAS. II. CRAGlN. Georgetown.
EOR RENT-That very desirable brick Dwell
L Ling HOUSE, No. 4Ol 18th street, between
For terms, apply to WDODBURY EMERY. No
AS 18th street. after o clock p. m. lie 25-eotf
EOR RENT OR LEASE FOR A TERM OF
L AKS.That very handsome aud eligbly SIT
mated HOUSE on Penny lvana avenue, between
I7th ana 18th Streets lately occupied by Mr.. Diver
nois as hotel. The main house is we'll ada pit ed for
either private residence or public house, having
number 0i large rooms and many onnveniences at
tached 70 1t; and the addtiOaa house whoa lately
served the purpose OF barr with three four rooms
up stars, can very readily be converted into an Of
hce below with sleep ng rooms IN the upper story
1be establishment Is very desirable one for q
foreign minister the house lately ocou pied as bar
room, g., O. can easily be converted into an office
or oltces below, with sleeping above for the
SECRETARIES and attaches of the legation.
For terms &c, apply to N. LAWSON, ,at Wind
or bullding ma T-3td& 2awIf g
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A PLANO FOR Sl0 A MONTH.-Slx very
N good sec"Dd hand Pianos. for sale low AT sIo
per month. JOHN r. Ellis
Just think of it-a PIANO for SO per month A.
FLiIS'S fldnO store. Ia -
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INHoSE WHO WISH LARGE. AIRY. AND
Il pleasant rooms can now be accommodated at
MRS. SEAkLk'S, S83 Pa. avenue, between ~ and
9th streets. je 28 2awSvs
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Ye those that seek re,sef from the ma scl., ,f n
sse.h, C1n oheorfSly recommend Df. =. Bal, AZ a
ssperl0r Dent,st he made set OF porce IhIi Ie-tu
Tor one OF MY hmil,, ard pugrsd several teets io-
myself and the work las al stood well for moe tis
ten years. ROBERT NlNoS
of the Va. Conf. Of Tie M. 4. Church Souti.
Ami ls, leH.
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rV'O BRICkLAYERS AND PLASTERERS.
Ih9ye ius, received arre apply Oft he hest White
aud Grey SAND which will sell low. Also, White
GRAVEL, and LIME; Oak. Fine and HIcknry
WOOD WHITE and q ed Ash rOAl l., at the low
es. ma Ret pIic.s Cal nj INV Wood and Coal Depot
cnrnsr sI e ami liIh sts., nsar the canal.
ieU u. w RATES
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\ FlANoS, second hand. pretty good tone, suit
- NV beginners, for rent at 81 and S2tz $3.50
per month. or for sale al S50, S6n and S75STVTn
upon mont hy nav ments OF small amounts q v W
al the Piano and Musc Store No. SO Pa. avenue,
between 9th and 10th SITS.
je1s JNO. y. ELLIS.
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AIDES TUCK and all sorts of CON b sT
U.GItitS' Hair Store, nesr 18th street. aud az ~
SAes Room, under WiliArds' Hotel. ie 6a
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We can sell the above articles cheaper than auy
house ia the city; and invite persons ia wauto
of such goods To give a call, as our mottotu
ls-"QuIck sales and small profits" ~
IA kinds of Old Furniture taken IL ex- M
Don't mistake the pace-Odd Fellows Hall. 7th
street. tina 2Ol BONTZ z RRO
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-04

@"Oid Buck" Gays, admit Kansas into
the Union, and as sure as the people are
Democratic, he Mill be triumphant;y sus-
timed Gazette q Citizen.
Ard as sure as the people are not Demo-
cratic he vii, not be sustained, and if that
Is the test of Democracy, ;hon according ia
the Philadelphia Press. Ohio St0tssma",
Louisuile Dtmocrof, Democratic Era, Ex-
Gov. PAYNE, Gen. GREIGER, Senators
DuuGLas. STUART and BRopERICK, and d
host of Others, the people are nat likely to
be Democratic. This was a bold assertion
to come from the Gazette man, but be had
been reading the Union and felt inspired
He as much as says to those honest Demo
Gratis in this county who object to the Kan
sas swindle. "You have no right TO raise
your voice in question of the integrity OF
the Democratic party. Let lis Immaculate
purity retuke your pre- SUMPTION" Unfor'
~tunatelv for the Gaelic, The wor d lie grow
ing wiser.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-04
WHY will Won DELAY?

Why will you neglect that disease which
is taking such deep root, and which gives
you warning by that hacking cough, that
YOU are fast ripeDing for eternity! Why en-
courage that pain in the side, the raising of
blood those night sweats, or that difficult
breathing, which silently whisper in your
ear that something must be lone to save you
from the grave OF the consump,ive! Why
&c! so earelesSly by permitting that disease
to destroy YOU health, and hasten you to
the tomb from whence 10 traveller ever vet
returns!
SILENCE That DREADFUL Couch!
Or death must carry You to your silent grave
Why delay while there is yet hope! Con-
sumption is caused by impure humors o the
bleed being deposited in the cells of the
lungs. Hence, the lungs are like a spring
OF water, when flied up by the dirt or mud,
il clear waller constantly flows through the
springs. impurities or mud will be convey
eli away by the pure water. Just So with
the blood when kept IN il c:ean or pure state
as it con>t. nifty flows through the lungs, it
'"i'ISS away an tOiiupN iidttCl; anu perfect
ht alta Will be the result. From tvu To ioHr
Pills lahen every II ght or every other night
or enough To keep the bowels regular. wi.l
in = Reasonable Time cure consumption -
The reasdn these Pills are used more than
ali others, is because they are made of pu-
rliying vegetables, aud cleanse the body
from ali corrupt matter, and drive out dis
ease oi every description, quicker and in u
mllder way than hny othe- Pills.
DR.. Norse's Indian Root Pills are sold by
all dealers in Medicines.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-04

In Speaking of the prospects OF the Demo-
ratio party the Bellair Era says. "Some
change for the better may intervene We
trust there may, but have little hope. BE.
tween the chicanery o! political enem es
and the folly OF political friends, all the
benefits of the great victory of is SO have
been :ritered away. GREELEY, LANE and
Co., set the snare anu Mr.. BUCHANAN has
been decoyed into it through the influence
of such moon-eyed politicians as Mason,
DAVIS g. Co. We'll can our venerable
Chief Magistrate exclaim, 'slve me from my
friends, and | will take care ofmy enemies"
We leave this question to the consideration
eff the Ga:sae, will it not spend a single
regrett over dying Democracy.
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Burning of the Pacific Hotel at
st. Louis.

This is ore OF the most heart rentiug
calamities that has occurred in years. A
man by the name of TAYLOR, alias SANDERS
has been arrested for setting ii on Ere, after
numbering Une of its inmates Eighteen
dead bodies nave been taken out of the
ruins So burned and cb1ued thut friends
could not recognize them. There is still
much OF the rubbish to remove and until
that is done the number of lives lost will
nat be known. The Landlord aud a Watch.
man have been arrested on suspicion of
being concerned in The matter. and their
examination is expected to elicit some de-
We iop, menls vi the most atIrocious claract.
er.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-04

G-Few are aware how frequently Publ
siers are compelled 10 insert among their
advertisements, statements which they can
neither sanction nor believe.
A pleasant exception TO this disaereeably
necessity are the advertisements of DR.. J.
Z. AYERS CHERRx PEcrJR&L and PILLS
which viii b. :ound in oar Columns. We
have published for him before, and always
with the ieelIrg that in So dIing we in no
wIse lead ourselves t. deceive Or or mIslrad
the public, for we have had indisputabje
proof that his words are strictly true, with
abundant reason to believe that his medl-
cines will do ali they promise, and all that
Can be reasonably expected from any med
icine. His Cherry Pectoral Is too well
Emo III this community TO need spy CON-
from u, and his Pals We arr
cred!5y informed ars not inIc,ior ,o his
Pectorai.-Prevtdeaoe, OK. ID Mirror.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-04

TThe Democracy have given birth to a
new PRODIGY in the shape of a ''bilr" in re.
la;ion to the appointment of officers for the
Ohio Peni,entiary. 1t takes the appoint
ing power from the Governor and gives 1t
TO a board of three composed of Governor,
Speaker U: the House and the chief Justice.
The object Of the "Uiil'' caq re understood
When it Is known that thr ) SPEAKER Of the
Huuse and CHI ef Justice BARrLEY are both
Demncras. A Few more farorites codid be
accommodated with of e.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-04
Gold Discovered! No ilumbu@

We.have just been shown specimens OF
guld-beariuy quartz. dug, u few days since.
from Il portion vi the Cross iGrm Just sold
at Sh, riffs sale by Mr.. John +. Layton.
We have been shu" Il, also, u specimen Of
pure metal obtained from the quartz. The
Cross farm is about SIX miles iIom this CITY
and the gVld was discovered by Mr. NJ. ".
Miller, who is an eXperIenc. d man with re-
gaad to these matters. We have it upon
the best author ity that This quarts Is quite
common in the region where these speci-
mems were obtained. This is no humbug.
We have seen the quartz and the gold, and
expect before long TO see more oft.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-04

FROM WAStiINGTON.f

Feb. 26.-Surgeons Greene, Ru-chen-
berger, and Wolff have been appointed a
board TO examine candidates for promotion
and admission INTO the radical corps of the
Navy 10 convene AT PIiiade phIa on the 18th
OF March
Jonn Cochrlne If New York, and others
have during The past week presented in iue
House an unusually large number OF peti,
tons Tor u Homestead law. The uemor ais
Tor the passage o. u Bankrupt Jaw are also
multiply Ing.
Tn President to-day, in response t, 4
resolution OF the !iuusr calling Tor info ma
Won as 10 the extent OF the rebellion IN
UtaH: communicates voluminous documents.
It's substance Is the must important that has
been publ she'd A letter iGom head quart
ers 10 he army informs Hdrney that 50 well
is tie nature of this service appreciated and
So deeply are honor and interests of the u.
s., involved in its success that Government
will hesitote a, no expense to complete the
efficiency OF the little army and insure health
aud Com .ort 10 it us far as attainable. He
is told the prudence expected of you re-
qui:es you to anticipate resistance IRON IL
well organized Iorre. and shape your move
meits as ii ii were certain.
In Il letter 10 Cot. Johnson, Jan. I'D,
) cot. heartily approves the formers con-
duet, and writes III sympathy Tor HIM i'll the
difficulties he had 50 manu- ly contendeu
with. Also rendering expressions OF high
appreciation o; the noble energy, patience
aud spirit displayed by officers and men: in
his the War Department concur. In au-
otner letter addressed by Scott 10 johnston
III the present month, he says it Is no long
err probable that he will 60 the Peciiic coast
or that any expedition against or towards
Utah will be dispatched from that side.
Horace Greedy aud Gsb Ashman are here
as witnesses before the tariff investigating
committee.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-04

@Senat r GREEN has given notice of j
bill Tor the admission of Mime, ota and
Kansas together. The design is to hitch
the wrong to the right and under The urgent
dcma"d Of Minnesota to run the Lecompton
swIndie through. The Democrats are very
confident of success under this arrangement
claiming Is maj prily in the House. Ii is q
bitter pill in a sugar plum.
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ITEMS.

The Topeka Legislature met yesterday.
aud via continue In session for a lev days.
It's plan ui acton Is MI yel fu ly developed.
Winter Is taHly urun Us now. The kaw
river Is { Use0, aid ali the Ice-Iuus.s ia
La@Tence arc being filled.
Judge john W. Wright. of Lo an port,
lnJ., lwhO became iauiOus during The W.T.
here by contributing $1,000 ,ur Shapes
rifles Is about 10 settle in Kansas Ii is un-
derstoou that Ills principal interests Will be
at Qlind4ro. Tue Judge considers these
Lawrence Yankees" an excellent Class vi
p oPie-inteiilgent, eLterp lsing and brave;
but thinks that ia these border struggles
lacy always step 10 argue the question too
Ioug. HIS ideas are That the D5rt should
COME first and line ~"urguments' aiterwarJ.
CRAYuN.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-04

rThe NV Orleans Drlta, asserts that
the South has already opened the African
S ave Trade, and that there IS a regular
Depot in Mississippi, on Pearl River
Car:oes have already been received, and
sold and are now at work. The vessels use
the French flag because British Cruzers do
net mo.est it. This is rather a strong move
coming fron the Union savers of the South,
but il is perfectly in keeping with the fill
clustering Administrator.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-04

@"Kansas admitted as a slave Sia:e
under the wEip-and spur OF administrator
d ll%.eives the Republican patty q four yearc
additional lease Of exi ia t'-Dsnoci ats
Era.
A few more applications o. the whip-dEd-
spur of despotic democracy, will convince
our friend of the Era that the Republican
party has raised no false alarm. His eyes
are beginning to open to Southcr aggression,
and soon he will see clear enough TO clear
himself of that prejudice against the Re-
publican party which is so prominent a
feature in all his writings. The Era is
strictly honest but parry affiliations are very
strong.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-04

0t-It is reported Oh the authority of the
tribune correspondent from Utah, TIA,
BRIGHAM YOUxs and HEBER kIMBALL have
been indicted in the United States District
Court fer high treason. The health of the
army in Utah is good. Very little snow
has fallen there this winter, the ground is
Eeary bare around the camp.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-04
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CIV hope our readers VIII not fail to
read the letter in to-days paper OF GEORGE
BANCROFT. lie has long been a loyal {, NJ
ocrat, was Secretary of the Navy under
Polk, and has particular . m "a his manner
of showing up democratic degensracy.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-04

GA lady correspondent, who processes
to be hurr fled at the indelicacy of our pa
per, threatens for the future 10 set her foot
on every copy she sees. She had better not
Our paper has is in t. Louisville Journal.