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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-05-27
GREAT EXCITEMENT!

y EW OOODO just received at iSAAC
PRAGER'S, amongst which are the fellow
ing: AUCTION BARGAINS, purchased at large
sale in New York.
1000 pair of mits, worth so cents at l2t, and for
which the Ladies, better call early. 500 pair Kid
Gloves worth IS cents at 3a cents. 500 yards black
and brown Bereges, worth rs lsi cts. 1000
yards blue and black worth 3f cents ata5
500 yards black and pink autualy cheap at IS cents
al 37R 500 yards all wool DeLains. worth so
cents al 31a cents. p dozen Linen Handkerchie 3,
worth lSa cents Iai cents ,25 dozen Handkerchif
worth 81 at lSa cents. SEQ yards beached
lins worth l2a 81 10 cents. f -tt ~
All of the above goods have been purchased at q
great sacrifice at auction, and worth so per cent
more than shall sell them for. p --ii
Come therefore early, in order some Of ths
bargains. Together with q lot of BLACK SILKS
which will be able to sell at 10 per less than any
other Store house. BONNET RIBBONS Of which
have purchased very cheap, will sell so cheap to-
defy competition. will sell some worth ISL cents
and some worth 25 cents, al Isl cents. BONNETS,
BUNNET'S. al almost your own prices. IRISH LIN
MEMS, of the very hest quality and worth IS at
- cents EMBROIDERlES, 100 collars worth l2l
cents al cents, and all my store goods in proper
tiOn. -
Ca early and see yourselves and you will fnd my
prices less than those OF any other House.
ISAAC PRAGER, o.
may25 1913 Main street.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
A1nrICE HEREBY GIVEN THAT

at the Probate Court for Belmont coun ty me
1udersigned has Leen appointed aud qualified as Ad-
ministratur of the of Joseph Gay, deceased,
late of Belmont county.
All those indebted TO said estate are requested 10
ma ke immedi ale paymemt; and those having Claims
inst sa id estate notified 10 present them ior
sertI ement within one year from this date
mavo0i JOHN McKISSON, admir-
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Will be Published June 18th.
THE EXILES OF FLORIDA.
EY JOSHUA II. GIDDINGS.
ILLUSTRATED WITH FINE ENGRAVINGS.
One Volume, I2mo. SEQ PIP.

This work will portray, with eminent ability. the
crimes committed by our Government against the
Maroons who fed from South Carolina and other
Slave States, seeking protection under Spanish
laws IL Will also show the bad faith exercised
wards the Indians ofFlorida, and lie found to pre-
sent true view of the long fought FLORIDA
WAR.
The object of the work is TO operate upon the po-
niieal morality of the country, by calling forth The
sympathes and moral feelings of the people, and its
condemnation of the tyranny of The Executive and
lis supporters sOfic commend II 10 the attention of
every American citizen.
The long and distinguished services, high per-
sonal character, and known ability of the writer,
will be a sufficient guarantee of its merits.
Evening Post, who examined some of The ADVANCE
sheets, says:
IL have examined it with pleasure and instruc-
tion. The work will prove valuable history of
i'm pOrtani events which Will undoubtedly be passed
owe by those no claim be the historians the
country, either in consequence of the peculiar in
stifutiOn' which il concerns, or because they have
not the facilities lnr acquiring information on the
subject. To any other man than AIR 6 iddings, the
subject OF the Spanish MaToOns or Seminole slaves
would bdCOme complex and remote Perhaps there
hes been no subject which he has more tbOrou ghly
nvestig aied in the OF his pub c duties nor
any thai he comprehends more clearly than this
The book Ill a vast ueal OF inpOI lanI nfor-
mutton besides that of winch it is The special OBJ ect
OF tie author TO treat. The Character of OsceOla
deliF Gated by the nen of Mr.. GIddinss, grand
contemplate. His paren tage. marriage ant ic
life and Gble death, make up a thrilling and
instructive chapter in 'he work; and while the
style OF the author, it is also eauthed with
q romance more charming than can be gathered from,
the world Of felton,"
TAseEts Wanted in every County
in the United States.
FOLLETT, FOSTER II CO.,
Publishers, Journal Buildings,
mavon1 (OIIIMRITS- OHIO
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-05-27
/. nMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

~ Notice is hereby given that at the Probate
Court for Belmor, county, the undersigned mas
been appointed and qualified Administrator with
the III annexed Of the estate of Alex McPhersoh,
dec ID late OF Belmont county, Ohio
IIthose indebted to said esta-e are requested 10
make immediate payment, and those having ciains
AGAINST said Estate are notified 10 present them for
settlement within one year from this date.
SAMUEL BRANSON-
mave61 Admir- with the will annexed
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-05-27
THE POETRY. OF PHYSIC.

AYERS PILLS glide. sugar shod, over the pal
ate but their energy, Though raped up, there
and tells with giant force on the very foundations
al disease. There are thousands of sufferers W ho
would not wear their disiem pers If they knew they
could be cured for % cents. Try ayers Pills and
you will know il.
Purify the blood and disease wi he starved out
Cleanse the system from impurities and you a re
cured already.
TAKE this hest OF all purgatves, and ScrOfuIa In
digestion, Weakness, Headache. BackaChe, Side
ache, Jaundice, rheumatism. arrangements of the
Liver, Kidney :, and Bowels, all arrangements and
all diseases which purgatve remedy can reach
hy before III em like daI kness before The Sun.
Reader, If You are suffering from any of the nu
meTous omp!alnIs--suier no morc-the remedy la,
been provided lOr YOU, and il is Criminal 10 neg
loCt it,
That Ayers Cherry Pee ioraiis tho best med icine
Tor a Cough, Is known TO the while world aud that
Ayers ills are Tie hest of ali Pills Is known tO
those who have used them.
Prepared by DIR. ]. g. AVER, Lowell. Mass. and
sold by Druggists everywhere. mayG
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FURlfIRh : GiRP Ifl,G.
GEORGE MENDEL,

MAIN STREET, WHEELING, VA. 20
EsAS just received large lot of CAR
4 L PETS, of every and all descriptions and vari-
cites. consisting OF ...t
Velvet, English and American
Brussels, Tapestry, Ingram, 3 ply,
Superline 5 ply, Venetian Carpet
ing, Stair CaTpeting, Of all kinds,
Oil Cloths Of every grade,
Cochneal and Turited Rugs, Par
lOr and Door Mats of every descrip-
ton, Duggets from 2 to l2-4ths
wide, Dcmask for curtains, Curtain
Damasks Pins and Bands, Window
Shades, plain and fancy, Rag Car
pet and Carpet Chain, and every
other article usually kept in such
establishments. ".F
ALSO. superior lot of every kind of furniture, to-
whic he invites the especial attention OF all
in want tie very hest ana cheapest he found in
the city Gail and see il. Inducements offered by
which other estsii ishments do not possess.
GEORGE MENDEL.
MOL main street, first door below Marsh & Tay-
lOr's apr9ly
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-05-27
Country Storekeepers

will find it their interest. to call and examIng his
stock of Tin Ware, before 90 ing 10 Wheeling To pur-
chase it is all made under his supervision, and
Willie so lower than be afforded on the other
side of the river. nIay7ly
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NOGECeo

a PETITION WILL BE PRESENT
"a ed to The Comiui ssioners of Belmont county
at Iher June session. praying for the vacation oil
portion oil the old Reweomersiovn road, contained
between the following points,. .ommeneIhs ats
raeI's Bridge on tie National Road, and Ihence 10
tle Saltwater BRIDGE The residence OF Matthew
Barber thence westerly direction unii it intersecs
the ad aiding from the National road down Spen-
cer1 Fork of Sti lwater Egypt the residence
oil Jonathan Fox.
mayo MANY fETiIioNE NEhS-
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Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE
I will be a petition presented 10 the Commls-
sioners of Belmont county, at their next meeting
ION the Ist Monday of June neEt) praying lor Inc
ioca ton VI a County Road, in Pease township;
commencing at OF near The point where the Ioao
Ieading mast j. p MitckelIs inIersecis the Deep
Rum Road thence in a Souiherly direction through
tine lands of Joseph Barnes heirs 10 the line between
said Barnes and DR.. Updegrah thence with said
line or near the same, TO the top of the h thehce
the be route to the Plank Road through the lands
f said Uvdegraf and Asa Railey; and also to vacate
so much of the Deep Run Road as lies between TINS
beginning point and George Il. Theaker's old smith
Sion mayl3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-03
Lnfes. rom santa E,e .

The st. Louis Republican publishes the following
letter from Independence, GATED June Esd
The Santa Fe mail in bringing rs dates to the lst.,
but with little news of interest Capt. Marcys com
mand had been heard from the divide between the
waters of the Arkansas and Platte rivers, In snow
storm Of the 18th Of April be had lost large mum
/ Der of mules and good many sheep, and was def
Client two hundred and fifty head of mules, having
been lost id the storm. Col Lariag's command, up
to April 2gth had got along pretty WELL but at that
time had been detained four days By snow storm,
aud six of his men were fozen to death. Mr.. Alex
ander, who was sending train TO Utah, sustained
great loss IN animals, only ten OF his mules and five
oxen were saved all the rest persisted, aud his OK
wagons abandoned on the road. 1t. McNally, Regi-
mental Quarter Master, had forty OF fifty mules mis-
sing out Of his number and had lost all his beef cattle
and sheep. so that when they reach Col Johnsons
command, they will render him but little service in
I the way Of transportation or supplies.
Three soldiers, whose arrest for robbery we mem
toned some time since, were tried az sentenced to
two years Imprisonment and number of lashes,
but in a few days after escaped from confinement.
Arizona still claims to be heard account of her
mineral wealth. and from recent reports, prospects
are iattering for emigrants aud miners, but New
Mexico will soon tell us Whatshe can do in that line,
as the New Mexico Mining Company are now fully
organized and ready for operations. Their establish.
ment at the Placer % miles from Santa Fa is
+ abont completed in manner, such as none other
ever was in that country, and will soon DO in full
blast Many are sangune Others doubt, but the tale
will soon be told, and new tide Of emigration may
set out westward, 1t is positively certain that to
healthier region in theworid could any person desire
to 80. Recent accounts from Ghihuahua and Sonora
indicate very iatterngly their desire for annexation
to the United States, in almost any shape we may
choose to receive Them
The Court was just about being held at Socorro,
and fifty prosecutions for murder came up before
the Grand Jury and Court. Thirtysix Of them are
preferred against an armed band, known as the Mes
siia Guards, for killing some Apaches short time
ago. What will come OF it will write you on the
receipt 81 the next mail. Hall, Porter & Co, are
making arrangements for the expeditions transmits
sion Of mail matter through here by way of New
Mexico or California, and II the mail is transported
as regularly and safely it has been done torthe
last eight years from this point independence to-
Santa Fe,we can safely say that of all the routes
certain
The weather thus far is favorable for the crops,
and haryestersal over the country are making good
use OF it, This week an immense amount OF grain
will be safely cared for and we will soon enjoy the
privilege Of having new fonr from new wheat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-03
Biadom sprlmo gEeaterg.


Messrs JAMES CONNER CO., the propretors Of the B1a
don Springs IN ohocav county, Alabapa respectfully inform
the public that the Hotel IS opsn visitors to til,
Springs
Steamers leave Mobile for BIadou four times week. and 81
cry Saturday evening.
The 'aes Of these waters have been fully tested for many
years and can be confidently recommended for the
Gout Rheumatism scroula Skin Disease Dyspepsia
eases Females, Bropsy and General Debility
The Bladon waters especially all suffer
ing from diseases incident warm climates such as Liver
Complaint affections Of The Bowels Kidneys and ali diseases
arising from impure blood. TIE as Alternative
storing the affected to their healthy functions
The propretos permitted to following emf
nent physicians Of Mobile and New orns who are acquainted
with the waters aud have patients 10 them unfaiing
success;
Or. J. Q. Mott, Mobile. DR. W. Stone, New Orleans.
Or. H. S. Levert, Z. Dr. Wederstgandt
Dr., -. r Barnes, . DR.. Rushon
DIR, L. lie Fetrn, =. Dr. Lambert
Ord. r. Golf, Dr. Graham.
Further information can be obtained from our Agents
sYdE PRoVAN, Druggists
No. 1874 Canal street,
At whose establishment constant supply Of the water can
always BE- had in quantities TO sp purchasers e7 2p2m
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lea s Eserrfns
REGISTERS San a II

Thesttsncn Of Hotel Keepers, Fopretos Eating Houses
mended tidal lea Psrfins faaone woresstssshiro
sence This condinent merits as attained the gA
ess rank rs pleasant, pasahe Wholesome SAUCES. app
eableo soup, ashs hot and cold meats game ete etc. ex
tensyely used in all quarters Of the globe.
Thehumerens limitations ou both sides Of the Atlantic
speak loudly OF IFS merits and the fact tha ony
Medal awarded foreign spues New York Exhiboa
attess the estimation ii which held those selected Wis
special reference q ther adge quality ck 5n
lat eEcssof table And being most popular sance Is
the market anpraeiped parties Offering for spurious
Sauce by slight the spelling Of LEA PERRIs5s
only Proprietor Of the Genuine Sauce.
stock Observation-Disclosures directEhin
ment from England.
JOHN DUNCAN u SONS,
400 Rroa4way New York.
IVA 2ly Sole Agents nthe United States FIJI srihp
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Sd t5eaas1RaF pills have ,,
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80. ~ 'le Iian q patsa5on flgh5
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flness \, III aa ,'ss
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" Eaeuaaish 9ils lines We're contracted and
s.''A ~ i's 20 etos9 04 ea' lie eoE INC pis,
of besf sopp. which Ms ne ony isf II, n gs II sas
s4ASu' a,p wy y n1.'s 80 ~ me- On heFseoAek,
III y filiS ai'eF many meaialnes
~, h'S s' @ ''iieu' ee ,ne son q NJ. bFandfe'A to
- ~ Is 80
ft,'A ". gtueipl' ~ Wesehestef county
Mo ls W. q iez, II sFeA! adnlref q IT. brand
ss osee, ne says sa'ea ms ME he was saieF-
s lto aeoaon y INSECT breast and nag been
aoue 1saael T.. nFee Ssas @heas any 9enent he hny
lpe ase9 pest meaielnes but got no
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-03
Eatseases q me Tltl.oaf Vsi69 E.ls1ags

DIR. O.. p. CRANE
Whose succesfu treatment 81 Diseases Of he Throat ard
Lungs by the humiliation o Electro em1ai and Medical va
p0r well known b only reliable philosophical
process Of eong evenin chose and depsrafe
heh bid deface the ordinary ruler Of practice has
established PERM N RS OFFICE and INSTITUTE fog
the thorough I Chronic Functional Diseases by
Of yergnss Electro Chemical Baths Gayanisn ana
EleetroMagpetsm.
Forthe convenience q those afflicted With Diseases Of hs
Throat ana lungs and anshe visit the desire
suaton list Of Questions been prepared and for
warded On application q Br ca
No. I86 81. JOSEPH STREET NEW ORLEANS.
Inbalipg Medicines etc. Forwarded pceordingts
ne descriptions received ia particular Patients ora
the country Accommodated With rooms at Inc Institute
iats 2pNeWrFrkW6m
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Deati, Of .sold Hannibal,'' the T1lephaa

Death OF ssOld hahsAnaA," tne Elephant.
The following we copy from the Cleveland plain.
dealer:
This old and justly distinguished elephant died at
Garfield on Monday. He was quite OId-extremely
So. We have heard his age stated pariously at from
five hundred to one thousand years. At times, Han.
nibal was rather wild. Domestic troubles may have
been the cause Of this We believe his faults were OF
the head, however, and not of the heart He never
used tobacco in any form, and in all his travels was
never forced to spont his trunk for his hotel bills
What other Snowman ofnote can say as much Still.
the fact can't be disguised, Hannibal cut up some
very hard capers during his life, In Maine, years
ago, he was one night shut mp in shed. In the
morning he was found three or four miles off, with
the roof Of the shedupon his backi
When connected with June u Titus cireus and
menagerle, he had falling out with some of the per
formers and one day whilst they were making their
grand entTee in the ring. on their high metled and
gorgeousy caparisoued horses Hannibal hurst his
astenings rushed into the ring and endorsed every
man of them, After tossing them around for awhile
he returned to his accustomed place and permitted
his keepers to tie him up again, Going from Boston
to Salem, some years ago, he became enraged about
something or other and made terrific work on the
road-tearing down fences, tipping over wagons and
tossing men and horses into the air.
Travelling from one small town to another one Sun
day afternoon, in New Hampshire, Hannibal met q
long line of carriages, filled with people going home
from church. The manin the head carriage struck
the elephant smart blow with his whip as he passed
Hannibal Immediately unloaded the entire line Of
carriages No one was Seriously Injured Que night
as bis keeper was driving him through Z strip Of
woodsin Vermont, violent thunder storm arose. A
tree was struck by lightning, and one of the shat.
tered branches struck the keeper and killed him in
stanty. All night long the elephant watched the
dead man closely aud tenderly, even as d mother
would watch the corpse Of her Child and never from
that moment lett him until he was buried Hannibal
meant we'll. We don't hear what allied Hannibal
probably il was old age We understand that he cost
his last owners, Van Allburg & Co.. sl4 900 "Peace
to his ashes'i
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eisgfhsa the new Orleans Crescent.
a9Aaa1Ne 80 AIR.
sK znE .ousasas AAp EA44asaa t.IsEs.


MoliLE, June 2.& difficulty occurred this even
ing between Mt. d. Waraeld and Msssrs. John ana
David Reid, brothers. Of the ffm IF john Reid = Go,
Warield attacked them with a swordcane, stabbing
them both. Nj. John Reid was dangerously wounded.
The cause Of the quarrel is an old eud Of some ten
years standing. Wardeld was refused bail.
Domestic Markets,
CrEcINNAT1, July 2. Flour supeifne, 50 90 +;
extra, ga 20. Wheat 80 to 75c. for red and 50 to
CSC for white. Corn soc. Oats SIC. Linseed Sc to
SIC. Mess Pork $l4 50 holders ask $14 Is. Bacon
shoulders, Sc; sides TO slc. Lard in barrels at
% To loo. Whisky 1856.
Riyer Intelligence,
VIcksBURG, July 2,-The steamer R. W. Powell
passed down at noon to-day she Capitol passed
down at o'clock this evening,
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Louisiana InteIIIaemcc.

Tie OpeIousas Courier informs us that a peddler
named Leon Roost was killed near that place, a few
days ago, by falling from his horse and breaking his
neck,
IheCaiborne Advocate has the following
The grass crop Of this parish was never more
nxnriant than az the present time, and II the wet
weather continues, it bids fair to tout and destroy
the cotton crop Corn, although looking well, has
suffered for the want Of the necessary cultivation
Rain, rain, has been the order Of the day for the
past week. until the country is almost Inundated
again. putting stop to the farming operations Of
our planters. It bus been oppTessiyey hot all the
time
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-03

a sHAsP GoNTIcr.-A prisoner escaped from ths
Wisconsin peatentiarg reeentiy Id very Ingenious
manner dc pretended to II sick. aud was. there.
fore, allowed tho privilege Of the yard He then
nade seFt q an image eat the hair from bis own
head decorated the top Of the image with it, aud
deposited II carefully IN bis own bunk and took his
customary walk n she yard, At night the watch
locked into BE- eell and noticed him he supposed
reposlng quietly - bis accustomed place The next
morning when Ills cen was visited he was still som
noleRl and on account Of bis sickness, was further
indalged, At neon, however, Il vas thought about
time he made some sgu and Tie watch proceeded u
stlr him ap. But he wasn't there.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-03

Hs~,yoy to the WOrId-- The greatest Medical
Discovery Of ne day, Read the advertisement headed aalm
bod's Genuine Preparation"
For sale wholesale and RETAIL by j. WRIGHT CO., Nos
y and l6l Chartres street. le2l 2p6teod
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FE'alstea.
Great Eaeduelio.e i, E3rtce
BRITISH HOSIERY
UN AR nz IL rrs.

u W 10 Hs R & IA nG II NJ ~ s
For the purpose Of cleaning out the Stock the undersigned
VIII offer the following Goods at
FIFTY PER CENT. LESS THAN FORMER PRICES.
400 dozen Fine and superfne WHITE COTTON HOSE.
$50 BROWN in.
Guiding large and extra large sizes.
50 doa. Fire Made DR-AB and SLATE MoEAvIAN HOSE,
for Travelling.
100 doz snperine WHITE and BROWN THREAD HOSE.
100 doS. TRANSPARENT Isle THREAD and GAUzE
NERINo UNDER VESTS, for Ladies, Gents and
Children.
ALSO
COTTON and THREAD SOCKS, for Gentlemen and Chill.
dren, and
Is dozen IRISH LINEN DRAWERS, for Gentlemen.
P. & E. REILLY & CO.,
l2e Canal street,
ICES 2p6t Between Royal and Bourbon streets
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Epeaatnq Ercate.stoaas Ia 80 Erke.

The JEFFERSON LAKETRAIN via Carrollton leaves the
Lake at past the evening" for the last sun
day ut sl0 which is great those who
cannot leave the city before RI ~ to take pleasant stroll on
the Whatf, bath the Lake or sail on The Lake or
good SHIPPER at Benton's Hotel in tho Of the evening
Parties wishing 70 stay later always get an extra train
very cheap applied for in time but the present
allows families to get home little past g. and these facts cam
not be TOO we'll known, there many who would like to
take an VIEWING EXCURSION. is2 2p2t