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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-07-15
ST. GAINESVILLE.
RE A D THIS.

X T. A II THIS.
I HAVE just received and will keep for
L sale, all the following named medicines, which
is warrenred genuine
DIR. ID. Jayne's Family Medicines;
DIR. Louden * Cos, do do
DIR. Radway q Co.'S, do do
DIR. Rodgers, Syrup of Liverworth, Tar & Can c ma
aqua;
Dr. Halls, Balsam for the Lungs
Dr. Ayers Cherry Pcctoral & Pills;
DIR. Browns Ess. of Jamaica Ginger;
DR.. Sellers. COu gh Syrup, Pills & Vermifuge;
DIR. Bakers, Pain Panacea;
Dr. Guysotie's, Yellow Dock & Sarsaparin
Dr. Meads. Family Medicines;
DR.. SiOanes. Family * Horse Medicines;
Dr. Smiths. Horse Medicines;
Dr. Merchants Gargling Oil;
Dr. McLanes Pills & vermifuge,
DR.. Todds, Pills;
DIR. Halsey's Forest Wine & Pills;
DIR. Berhave's Holland Btters;
DIR. Locoek's, Pulmonic Waters;
Old Or. Jacob Townsend's, Sarsaparilla;
DIR. Stablers. Medicines;
Dr. Tobias Venetian l. iniment & Ointment;
Dr. McAlirter's. Al Healing Ointment;
DIR. Osborn's. Golden do
DR.. Hunts LnimeEt;
Di. ViCker's, Embrocztion.
All of which w i'll sell II The Wholesale Il Reta
Prices. J. w. COLLINS, Druggist,
mal4 ST. CIairsville. Ohio.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-04-30
miscellaneous.
A GOOD DAYS. WORK.

i've done one good days work, if / never
do another said Mr.. Barlow, rubbing his
hands together briskly, and with the air of a
man who felt very much pleased with himself
And SO have L. Mrs. Barlows voice
was in lower tone, and less exultant, yet
indicative of a spirit at peace with itself
Let us compare notes, said Mr.. Barlow,
in the confident manner Of one who knows
that triumph will be on his side, land see
which has done the best days work"
You, of course, returned the gentle
hearted wife
I'VE shall see Let the history Of your
days doings precede mine"
no. said Mrs, Barlow, ''you shall give
the first experience
VERY we'll" And full of his subject. Mr..
Barlow began:
"You remember the debt of Warfeld about
which spoke few days ago.
Eyes
81 considered it desporato-would have
sold out my interest at thirty cents on the
dollar when ! left home this morning. Now
the whole claim is secure l had to scheme
a little 1t was a sharp practice But the
thing is done. ! don't believe another cred
itor of Warfelds will get third of his
claim"
The next operation continued Mr.. Bar
low, 81 consider quite as good. About q
year ago ! took fifty acres of land in Erie
county, for debt at a valuation of five dol
lars an acre. | sold it to day for ten don't
think the man knew just what he was buy
ing. He called = see me about it, and ask
cd ten dollars an acre at a venture, when he
promptly laid down one hundred dollars TO
bind the bargain If ! should never see him
again | am all right That is transaction
number two. Number three is as pleasant
to remember. / sold a lot Of goods, almost
year out of date, to young country mor-
chant Tor cash. lie thinks he has a bargain
and perhaps he has but / would have let
them 80 at any time during the past six month 9
at loss Of thirty per cent, and thougbt the
sale a desirable one"
"Now, there is my good day work. Jenny
and it is one to be proud Of | take some
credit to myself for being, upon the whole. q
pretty bright sort of a man, and bound to 20
through Let us have your story now"
The face Of Mrs. Barlow flushed slightly
Her husband waited for a few moments, anC
then said :--
Let us hear Of the yards Of stitching, an,
the piles Of good things made"
'No-nothing of that" answered Mrs
Barlow, with slight vail Of feeling GOVERNS
her pleasant voice. 81 had another meaning
when spoke of having accomplished good
days work. And now, as my doings will
bear no comparison with yours, l think of de-
clining their rehearsal
"A bargain is bargain Jenny" said Mr.
Barlow. "Word-keeping is cardinal viz
tue. 30 let your story be told. You hay,
done good days work in your own estima
ton, for you said so. Go on. am all at
tention."
Mrs. Barlow still hestated. But after /
little more urging, she began her story of
good days work. Her voice was littl,
subdued, and there was an evident shrinking
from the subject about which she felt con
strained to speak,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-04-30
aoortrg.
CLERICAL WIT.


a patson, who a colpoucur had boon,
And hatdsmps aud pfyations N had sccn'
W While wandering az on lone and desert strands,
a weary traveller in bmghtcd lands.
Would often picture TO bis little flock
The tcrrors 81 the cihhct and the block;
How martyrs suffered in the ancient times,
And what men suffer now in other climcs.
And though his words were eloquent and dcop,
Ills hearers Of INDUCED themselves ia sleep.
lio marked with sorrow each unconscious nod,
Within the portals Of the house Of God,
Aud once this new cxpcdiont thought he'd take
In bis discourse, 60 keep the roguCs awake;
Said he "Nhilc travelling in distant State
/ Witnessed scenes which will here relate
Twas IN deep, unculuyatcd Wild
Where noontidc glory scarcely ever smiled;
Where wolves In hours Of midnight darkness howlcd-
Where bears rcquontci, and where panthcrs prowlcd
And, on my word, mosquitoes there were found,
Many of which, think, would weigh pOundi
Moro fierce and roycuous than the hungry shark
They OF were known 10 climb the trees and bark r
The audience seemed taken by surprise
All started up aud rubbed their wondering eyes;
AT such tale they all were much amazed
Each dropping lid was VA nn instant raised,
And We must say in keeping heads erect,
II had its destined and desired effect
but tales like this, crcdulity appalled,,
Newt day, The dcacons ON their pastors called,
Aud begged 10 know how he could ever tell
The foolish alsehoods from his lips that fell
why Sir" said one, "think what monstrous weight
Were they as large as you were pleased 90 state
You said thcy'd weigh pound II can't hc true.
Wen not believe it, though lis told by you ~
"Ah. but il u.s. the parson quick replied;
"ln what stated you may well conhdc,
MrHV, said. strand the story IS good
Indeed think that NAM Of them would 2"
The deacon saw 40 once that he was caught
Yet deemed himself relieved, on second thought
"But then the blrtmg-ihmk N chat good mana
such monsirous lies Explain 30 If ,ou Gam ''
"Why that, my friend can rNu1iu With Ulsc--
They climbed the bark. sir, 'ria tiny me- trees "
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-04-30

81 resolved last night" said she. cater
passing some hours Of determination and
upbraidings, that | would, for one day,
try to possess my soul in patience. And this
day has boon the tria-day. Shall go on p
Mrs Barlow looked up with n timid, hall
bashful air at her husband. She did not
meet his eyes. for he had turned them partly
away.
"los. dear jenny, go ON The husband
buoyancy of tone was gone. In its place was
something tender and pcnsiyo
Little Eddy was unusually lrctful this
morning, as you will remember. lie seemed
pcrvorsc, ! thought-cross, as we call 10.
was tempted to speak harshy two or three
times but, remembering my good resolution
J put on the armor of patience, and never LET
him hear a tone. Dear little fellow When
] went to wash him. after breakfast found
just behind ono Of his cars. a small, innamcd
bile. 1t has made him slightly fcvorish and
wouysomc all day. Oh WASH glad that
| patience had ruled my spirit
/ "Aitcr you went away to the store, Mary
| got into ono of her perycrsc humors. She
/ didn't want to go TO school. TO begin with
/ then she couldn't find her slate and then
\ her shoe pinchod her ] felt very much am
/ noycd but, recalling my good resolution,
/ met her irritation with calmncss, her wilfl-
I ness with patient admonition, her stubborn
temper with gentle rcbukc and so ] conquer
cd She kissed me and started for school
with cheerful countonancc. her slate IN her
satchcl, and the pnching shoe UNDECIDED.
and SO had my reward
"But my TRIALS were not over. Some cX-
ira washing was needed SO called Ellen,
and told her that Mary would require q irOck
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-04-30

Tho next day az eleven o'clock the merchant
entered the countiug-room and seeing his clerk
there, and supposing his commands could not
have been performed, said to him with some
severity, did not direct you to see to
the unloading Of that cargo of cotton to-day
Certainly replied the clerk, "and so
have; and here is the bill of it, From that
moment his character was understood conf
dcnco was established for whatever there
was to be done, he was always found to be
on hand, willing and able TO do IL. II re-
quircd but a short time 90 satisfy his employ
or that his services could not be spared from
the establishment for though the youngest
and least experienced of the clerks, he was as
necessary to the firm as any one of the part
ners Soon he was invited to become one Of
the firm, and accepted the invitation, contrib
uting to the stock of the partnership simply
his capacity and character which constituted
all he had TO invest in the business. Time
showed that his was the most productive part
Of the capital, and he realized in end the say
ing of the wise mon: "Sccst thou man dill
gent in business he shall stand before princes,
he shall not stand before mean men,
In like manner every young man of ordina-
ny capacity and in the oadinary business of
life, may acquire wealth and elevate himself
TO places of responsibility and honor. Only
let him discipline himself to habits Of patient
and pcrscycring industry, be punctual TO his
engagements, and maintain, always and cy-
orywhcrc, an Incorporating fidelity to hon
or. truth and duty, and with God blessing
ON his efforts, lac need not fear that access TO
Che honors or influence Of any station, how
over exalted, will be iorccosed against him.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-04-30
TTTW TTT TTTTTTTTTT.
CHARACTER 49, IT'S PECUNIARY
VALUE

VALUE.
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point and tLo uru,r;ttor historios ,I.,, -
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-04-30

n II II q q + n II
t,,o prin.i,.,i p,-,;-1 - -, - -. ,
,,, I'M. VI AVN" t, ~ ,ho hteu states
Has rc,,,,,,sj Lis nGia '' W ''i'''s'"n'
WrIsrr~ n ,r o,.tr,,,,D 10 Is,..,,... s.- 49,.
u" "NN9 n' L"IN'i 10 tA'HA NHE NJ, BOSTON.
n,ioy' ,l lnf O"sa state and ia all other
''gu. 'ug'". 'oUnui''' oPoeHfauous ana drawings
~, l"'N t,'*l' ul'V' N''oh'lue iNu"ns procured Of
"lTl''.'u. 'nN' "4Nc u''n rejected upon impericcty
p.,pN'u pspels' lnen5fenees prosecuted Reissues
conp,i p NJ, 'Ip,,lyu Sna IN General au business
N.Y. WIN 'N' "''n' Oh'' transacted with care and
"TWu,'I ,..
proulpt and r,f6ir,, % N ',,1,, ' ~ i 40 'l'"'N1
poLl,-. 81 .'. ..'1' .S.N'' ." INhuoh anu rams
;,t,ti d H u,sl9l.s lnal ouliih ai' necessary
s 70 ,he subscriber without the trouble and expense of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-04-30
" THE GREATEST
s.. MEDICAL
~ DISCOVERY
y OF THE AGE.

MI. KENNEDY, Of RoNburv has disoo,cl in ,,,s NJ
our common pasture weeds a remedy AK, NO. '' '
From he ,rorsf CrroE,I, -. -,
~ 90 '""''''"
-"Ptt-
~ W "'.u 10 lN over tc1en hundred cases. and uCtcr
% ln we cases, both thunder humor lie hs
h"" W ' possession over one hundred certificates Of its
T,,o h,t,Io.r ',! .nli.' ul boston
One 10 tbrce ,,tie @ y, .nrS nursing sore mouth
rl,s n, 1, 49, ''"'' WI" cure ihe worst Kind of pine
Two or three bottles uill r,ire a., .,.,, NJ ,ti.s
Two bottles 1rc warranted 10 cure ibc worst canlcrip
/ the mouth or .tot,.,b " "'' '' '""''' ''
Three to f,e bottle. are warranted 10 c,ro 81, mars,
kind of Eusipcias.
Ono 90 two bottles are warranted 60 cure all hYror ia
'he, eyes
tWo noo" are warranted 90 euro running OF the ears
Nlin nl"'h's among iho hair.
i"ur io SIX bottles warranted 90 cure corruut and
running ulcers
NY oo.ie WIZ cure fc'Iy crupuous N The skin
Two on three bottles warranted 90 cure thc worst
kmdoi unswnrm.
Two or three bottles arc warranted 20 eurf tho most
desperate case Of rheumatism
lhrco tu four bottles elrrlntpd 90 euro ,ltrbcun
Ilyc tn eight bottles SSH euro t worst or srrofl
benefit is always experienced nom t. fraf bnftlc.
ANA pcJct cure is warranted when One above quantity
la t"hth'
Eoxu,Ey. MASS.
bhNN MADAM rrcUufaiiar % thp Medical Disrn,-
~ inc unanimous voice of 200 uLu have orerusr,l M tlat
need not say Wlihinr un ilc ,Ice as mo most ski
ml ph}lcans aud clio most ,.rcnu Druggists in The
'o4nu! are unan'mous 10 70. praise.
~ W., 'Ntnt ihe Nr.l.Ii Discovery 90 your notice,
NJ y WIN nli ko"ledsc % its curative powers iu re-
you are unfortunately Liable. That most cAcruciatug
disease to anafcchonatc mother
NURSING SORE MOUTH
is cured II by mraco yom own tcripcr is restored
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-04-30
fNHE CHEAPEST AND BEST LAMP
L ~ 1HE WORLDi
Is che Patent ScltGcucrutiur

IN IHE WORLDi
Is the Patent ScltGcucutiur
q A $ l. A VI p.
Particularly adapted to Churches, Hotels. Halls, Fac.
tories, Stores Pariors, Families, Nc.
SOME or ITS GOOD QUALITIES.
II is perfectly safe no chance far explosion.
II rs not distinguished hy amy ordinary wind
II require, rcwigkiuE only once n SIX months
10 VIII NOT get out of order
child may take caro- Of e.
lt is uncquullcl for reading or sewing
lhe light It's mot injurious 20 the eyes
Tor economy, cleanliness and comfort il ,loGcs c,,,,
petition, and is the best light Ia the world
w h' material used 10 these Lamps Is common Burning
ioa All FLUID and OIL lamps can De altered into Gas
D.. Gas Lamp intended for common family use, and
eg'H nom SID 20 $500 according to style also for
stores, Churches Hotels, &c.
49, h.' Lamp Ml give the same amount OF light ms three
''a'. 'nol's for one half cent hour and tclirht
Oh Wne I Foot sas burner for cent an hour.
in' Lamp which is pronounced By an to be- far sumo
i"f io any lamp ever before offered TO the inspection of
lhc public is now ou exhibition at
a, H. HihERS, STATE Street, Moptocler. n.
W9193 owns the right for Washington County. and Mil
sell Lamps on Town Rights 20 '"" wa
doln I ANA zee Che Lamps in operation at any hour
Montpelier Sent u.s. 1857 r-s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-04-30
5rprIrp s 1dncu GOODS.

5cwrIrp s Gancu GOODS.
THE CORNER
/ Es :. sia 'sasssei ~ II. G. Phinney,
N9sS-.sss- 80 tLate Phnnoy Mcad)
aesSS - 1snowopcung. Attic COR
NER STORE,
The largest and best selected stock Of
Watches, Jewelry d. Silver Ware,
ever offered in Vermont and wishes understood that
he can and will sell any kind Of goodsin his line
rs Lo,o as can be bought ciscwherc.
GOLD AND SfL YER WATCHES,
from the best English, Swiss and French makers Fine
Gold Cameo Lava, Florcntinc and Pearl
PINS, EAR DROPS Dc BRACELETS.
silver SpoO Is.
large stock of Sterling Silver Spoons and Forks Of he
latest and mostdcsrabc patterns, and Of quality finish
and price that cannot De beat
SILVER SPOONS and FINE GOLD JEWELRY
Manufactured 10 or1,r at Short Not'ro.
DIAMONDS. PEARL.S md BUBfES
Set in any STYLES desired.
Uf Particular attention given 90 the manufacture u
all kinds Of Badge Pins.
ENGRAVING OF ALL KINDS
neatly executed Wedding and Visiting Cards engraved
ON short notice, and n the ucatcst styles.
Watches anil JcWchy n erery kiH
Repaired i'm the best possible manner, by experienced
r. G.. PHINNE
CORNER of MIN and State Streets, Nonip,ba, w.
(NOCKS.- AN excellent assortment in
~ MARBLE BRONZE, Gi,LLr,.e,na WOOD Cases,
com~of Main and state SIS.
ltT XrEp IVApE no, c.t g.l, tfr,,;t
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-01-28

WILLIAM FRAZER,
Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Hardware, Saddlsry
&e., FraEer's Block, Main ST., Ravenna. o.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-01-28
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

7NITE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have besh
taxed their utmost to produce this best, perfect
purgatiye which is known TO man. 1nnunerable proofn
are shown that these Pills have virtues which shr Ia
excellence the ordinary medicines Afh that they WIN an:
precedentedy upon the ssteet of all men, They are sac
and pleasant to take but powerful to Their pener
trGtlng properties stimulate tho vital Of the bod
the obstructichs Of H organs purify the blood,
and expe disease Theypurge out the foul hunors which
breed and grow dstemper, stimulate sluggish disors
dered organs into their natural action and mpaI heahy
tone with strength to the whole system. Not only do
they cure everyday complaints Of every body but
also formidable and dangerous diseases that have bacd
the best Of human skill While they produce powerful
effects they at the same time in diminished doses the
safest and best physic that be employed for children
Being Bugarcoaed they pleasant to take aud being
purely vegetable free from any risk Of harm Cures
have been made which surpass belief they not sub
santated by Of such exalted position and caraes
to forbid the suspicion of untruth. Many cmuent
cergymen and physicians have lent their names 10 certify
TO the public the reliability of my reedies while ohei
have sent the assurance of their conviction that my
Preparations contribute immensely to the relief Of ms
afflicted suffering fellow-nlen. ..... H..
The Agent below named pleased to furnish gratis MY
American Almanac containing directions for their use aud
certificates of their cures, Of the following compains
Costiveness, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism Dropey
Heartburn Headache arising from foul stomach Man
sea- Indigestion Morbid Inaction of the Bowels and PaA
arising herefom Fatulency Loss of Appetite all Ucef
and Cutaneous Diseases Which require an eyacuant
medicine, Scrofula Kings Evil They also by purify
ing the blood and stimulating the SYSTEM cure many
complaints which it would not be supposed they could
teach such Deafness Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and
Nervous Irritabty Derangements of the Liver and Kid
neys Gout and other kindred complaints arising from
low state of the body obstruction Of its functions
Do not be put of by unprncipled dealers with sohtS
other pill they make more profit on ASK for ArEE's
PILLS, and take nothing else. No other they give
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-01-28

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oeSnss,soS I'M ~. n.ss.,.nS coia1e
LorATEm" "ciexsIsrd q oosnar snnnTto. .,A
Seneca Streets; Chicaro, Illinois as CpSk Street;
hsnS IN W. va and AN RroaSv SvSy. nstrn,t Hii,rh
No. "a WoodwS,d Iyenus. ~ - '''o' '-'en =.
'-or 20 PATRONAGE a'r - s1iefi'i
,ovaea,x- hundred Students were IN attendapea At
lsst winter,s session of theSs Coieeos Whch h
patronage unparni lied IN Tits couatrs SGITf- y
= PRiNCtPALs. -. -,....
n. p. BHIkKT, n. u. STaLrfoE, J. C. BayaEr.
Hon. EnAsTus CoRNINa, HRNRY wpLLs, ESQ.
g J. r. GIDDINaS, M OF Pres. o. q. PIrNKY,
" hRAH GRtswoLD, g LoRIN ANnREws,
RkuBls HiTcHcoCE, proi. SAM. ST. JoHN,
N. s. TowNsHEND, E.F. GAy.oRp, Rsq. :,
w. T. oTIs, ESQ.,, CTRus PEENTIse,
W. J. GoRDON, ksq., : HEHRy. WICK, KsQ.,
Hon. H. d. CLARK.
sLg Gt FACULTY. hsa
b. BRYANr, H. d. STATION, J. G. BRIANr, E,
K FELToN, tt CALKINs, Instructors in tho Science
r. r. SPENCER & Sons, Instructors In Business and
Ornamental PonmAnship5 and Lectures on CONNER
cial Correspondence. ...r,
Hon rHoRAcH mann, Hon. Geo.W. CLINTON, Hon.
ELiHu nURMrT, special Lecturers. 40
Es9,; HON. JESSE r. slsHoP, Lecturers on CONNER
cia, Law. n
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10 perfect chain Of Business School. from the Es,l
10 tne Mes', anoluIng 'he mos. ample iacinIlea IoI
young men anu Young Iauie' 70 qua,Ly themselves
to' W si posNIv.ns ~ ny. tneI srnools
tne pUints ABOVE are es'aonsneo on nrm oass, ano
arc Ah IN most pIospelous conuiuon. NO neteaeneIa
IN ,.n .no fN,ous ttI SI0 'norougny accom-
ph'neo rrsTSHSGEi TSE rfI 9psihsss SsIaTR 9 coupsp
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VIII eMoEace tnc most n?pIoVS1 ano ptac'lcA
forms ,oI keeplng DooTs oy DolDle EnIry IN tne va
no sS sa; LneiGa
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nueIGo' AIi :,. hTI my NY" sno 'osu-
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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-01-28
MORE SUSPENSIONS |!
Important Meeting of the People

A T the earnest solicitations of my friends,
Ia have suspended the further sale of Summer
Clothing, and have now hand the best assortment
Of Fall and Winter Clothing offered in the coun.
ty. All meeting Of the people, was decided neces-
sary for the safety OF all. t they should keep cool
until each should secure winter supply.
large and varied assortment of Overcoats,at
NHMRER PHGNIx BLOCK.
Best stock Of Dress Goats in town. Velvet, plush,
silk, satin und cloth Vests II styles md prices.
Gent'cmcn's Furnishing Goods, comprising Shirts.
[pain and fAncyj Collars. Cravats. Hundk crchiefs
Gloves, &C, &c. Also, Trunks and Satchels-chAap
at 4. No. 3PHGNIX BLOCK.