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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-10
BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE PARM 8

NILE FROM THE CITY FOR SALE AT
AuGCi0N.-Wiil BE- sold upon the premises ON
nhdDAf. the 18th May, commencing ct ~ o'clock,
(; NJ. that valuable Cottage Farm known a. "White
piains on the WilliAmburG road = mile from the
city. nearly opposite MI. krfn" tract and now ID
the occupancy Of Thomas W. Peers, Bsq.
The farm contains acres. well inciosed and stock.
ed with variety OF ffuit trees &c. Tho dwelling
is handsome gtnccoed building with rooms, beau
tifully situated, with lawn and shade trees also
the usual out houses Whether regard be paid to
situation, the fertility Of the land this may be
justly considered the most valuable Cottage Farm
of jts size in the neighborhood of Richmond.
THRHs.-0ne third cash; the balance at 6 and IL
months for negotiable notes with interest added,
and secured by trust deed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-10

T,HE COMMONWEALTH or vIR-
j. GINA TO Tue eHERIFF 0y HANOvHk
COUNTY, 9REETIEe We command yoa @ ssn-
mon the Virginia Central kailron1 ComIeny -
the said county, on the Rnies dAy, on The aB A0N-
DAT In june next, 70 answer Thomas ,. Aeornoq
ing under the Arm and style Of An9ersnn 1sryoa.
OF plea Of trespass ON the ease--damege I'VE 49,
Vitae. William o. winstQn. Cisrk e esr NJ
cours. ne ssh day Of April - = ~ i's NJ =
An aston Of tr'spa's e sAs s feas apecx.Po
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-10

~O SILVER WARE AT COST.
EsUITABLE FOR PREsENTs-siIve So.
49, gar Baskets, Pitchers, Goblets, plain en-
~ gravel ant chased Cups. Salt Oellers,
Napkin Risxs. Pie Knives. and a large assortment
Ct Plated Ware, below cost;
MYERS Il JAITNKE,
anI4 Corner of Main AMI Pearl alta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-10
DESIRABLE BUSINESS STAND, c,

" DWELLING, ON SECOND STREEr, BE
TI0N.-Wih be sold, upon the premises, on UES-
DAY, the 18th day Of May, commencing ct ~ oclk.
In the afternoon the very desirable Brick Business
Stand. or Dwelling. situated on Second. between
Clay and Leigh streets. and Immediately opposite
Wawfck's Row." The house has just been COM
pleted, and contains rooms, with the necessary
conyenieuces.
The lot fronts about % feet, and runs back 100
feet This location 10 particularly suited for Gro
Gerry Stand Persons In search of property for busi
ness purposes, or for dwelling. would do well to
attend the aale
TyRAs-0ne-fourth cash; the balance at 4, and ~
months, for negotiable notes with interest added
and secured by a trust deed; taxes for 1888 TO
my4 JAS NJ TAYLOR L SON. Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-10

- PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
ny DRUGGISTS
Reg leave 10 MORN their friends and the pub
40 lie that they have REMOVED TO their
sew STORE HOUSE,
No. t2z corner Of Main and 18th. Governor street
(The new brown stone house at the corner above
their cid standl
RIcHnoEp, VIRGINIA.
February a. 1854 psh 2-d&cwts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-10
HOUSE AND LOT ON ELMwOoD

SIE lei, IN THE TOWN OF SYDNEY, AT
AUCTI0N.-Will be ssld. upon the premises, on
THURSDAY. the 18th day Of May, at O'Clock, p
town OF Sydney, recently occupied by Mr. w
Christian, and adjoining the residence of Mr. b
Mitchell. The house contains rooms and a kitch-
family.
The lot fronts 80 feet and runs back 1879 feet to an
alley.
TERMS: 0nethird cash, the balance ct 4,s and u
months, for negotiable notes, with interest added
and secured By deed Of trust Taxes for 1855 to be
paid by purchaser. -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-10

NOTICE II hereby appoint JANIS =.
~ WEST nay Agent. to deal in and hackle Bhucks.
for cash only. on my account,
April Goth, 1858. % 3o-Sws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-30

II A Quaker's edmonton tu a maa rho was
pouring forth yoliey ofili language at him: have
= o.. ny ifiend, thou maYe., run thy face sgaips.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-30
MUSIC ACCOMPLISHMENT.

II
Prof DE CENIEL has q few more hours 20
spare, which he will devote in giving a 80 perior
course Of Musical Instruction, rarely to be met
with, on the Harp, Peas oforfe, Gsitdr, Sisftsf
and classical Organ PlayiaE.&
N. B.-No instruction whatever will be giyeu
where pay yments not made IN advance.
EnEagement5 can be made by calling at his New
Musical Repository, corner llth street and Penn.
avenue. oc IF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-30

PARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL
LOT upon Il, near 10th street 81 by is9 feet pesry
opposite the new Presbyterian Church. For terms
app! ~ to Dr. CHAS. II. CRAGIN. Geors etown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-30

Those who want to purchase q superior Piano
would do well TO select one OF SrEINwAI a. Sons,
which is decidedly the first now IN tie msrket,-
consider by competent judges, such a. 6ottsehsk.
NJ Mason, Wo.lenhaupt and many Others. TO be fhs
oesf instrument, the fsssf fonsd, and (though last
not leastl the most durable PIaHos an the world.
having list OF near ONR THOUSAND names refer
snce 10 their ceiebrity. Sold at prices contderaby
cess than anywhere else IN the city. Cal ct the
Penna. avenue.
no H-u PROF. DKCENIFI. Sole Aren't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-30
Musical Instruction.

HARP LEssoNs-EXTRAORDINARY M
fsrtes purchasing HARP at mann fsoturerss
pnce. At the NEw MUSICAL RKPos,roRy, Prof
DeCGnel holds forth the Inducement Of fivins hsIf
ear instruction tctfhoHf eharrs for the purpose
OF making it prominent Instrument in this citr
FiNlsHING LESSONS Elven according TO the method
OF the italIan School on the Planoforte &c AZ
III Read other advertisements IN tins paper
I-u Corner llth st. and Pa ayepue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-30
no a.tf PROF. DKCGNIEI., Sole AGENT.
THE HARP

Il HE QUEEN OF AL INSTRUMENTS
Parties wishing to learn the HGRP, bu ssot having
one, wall be allowed the privilege Of the use of one
Tor daily practise tcffhOLf rAdrge, at the NRw
MUSICAL REPOSITORY by making immediate ar
rangements with PRoF. c. +. DrCGNIEL for a
thoroHgh dnd proper cONrse Of fnstruottoa, lpcud-
ing Bochsa's celebrated NEw Harp ETFKcrs AND
PASSAGES. Terms $50 per quarter; pay more.
ELEGANT TONED HARPs from 9 80 20 500, war
Tanted.
HARP STRINGS for s575. Everything in the music
hue
Pianos, HARrs, GUITARS, &c., &c, for sale and
to rent.
Musical Repository corner IIth ct. and Pa av.'
9O-tT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-30

FURNISHED APARTMENTS-For X eut, on
I the hrst hOOr. elevated some ave feet from the
s,deTa!k, PARLOB and HAMBER connected,
handsomely furnished, with the use OF a pazza on
the south front. Location very desirable aud p!eas-
ATT being near the Preslsents HOuse and Pubic
bTounus and Departments. To = single gentleman
by the ear. the rent will be very moderate lnqui.
st NO. $50 New York avenue, second door from 18TH
street. NO eotf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-30

EFOR RENT.-Suits of or single ROOMS, fur
nlshed or unfurnished, very deslrably located
by the month. week. or less term. Terms mode
,ate: AIRY at SIS Penn. avenue, nearly opposite
aut7-TaSti F. HOLDEN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-30
For Rent and Sale.

ROoMS-Pleasantly situated, either single OF
~ connecting. can be obtalued at No ali Pepr
srenns, south side, between sth and 10th s;s,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-30
QEDU TION RATES.

The Company are making arrang ments whereby
anew SEABORD Line will speedily be constructed.
using the PRINTING lNsIRUNENT. which they hope
10 have IN operation by the lst of February next.
Thankful for the Iberal patronage bestowed upon
them the Company solicit a continuance of 10 from
the teegraphng public. Having their emplO.
the most sklllfUl operators, they promise
prOmpttude and accuracy in the transmission of all
messages entrusted to them. The advantages of
THE PRINTING INSTRUMENT
over all others well known TO tins community.
no I-tf j. ri. PURDY. Superintendent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-30
At SEVENTH STREET PRICES

FRANCIS, on Seventh street, is now receiving
the largest stock of SGLVER-PLA ATED WARE.
CUTLERY, HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES,
BASKETS, BRUSHES, BIRD CAGES, and
NOTIONS, he has ever offered IN this city. All
fresh, prime goods bOug ht for cash. be sold at the
lowest figure. He Is determined TO sell, and the
place to buy ID st FRANCOIS,
above Odd Fellows Hall.
lo6-u on 9Th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-30
WALL, STEPHENS Il CO.
w No so PENS. dcssss.
BOYS AND YOUTHS, ,READY-MADE
CIOTHING

For School GEd Dress Wear.
Parents aud guardians wishing TO furnish their
children and wards with School and College Outfits
for the coming season, are IsvIted TO examine our
present large and eJ.enslve variety of
BON $ CLOTHING,
where taey ht out their children of eli sIzes In
few minutes, With every description Of READY
MADK GARMENTS of substantial and durable suality
WALL STEPHENS Il CO.,
2S-tf No S22 Pa av.. bet. 9Th and 10th sts,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-30
Boota. aheaa. 20

BUOTS AND SHOES.
HOMAS B. GRIFFIN a. SON b.v;rr d.,
Ininsa 70 reduce their large stock of OOTS.-Cs
hnd SHOES by the lst of JRsuary are now E&I
onerlng great Inducements to buy ers R0N
sA Also, large lot of Ladies and Children,sS ~
sold. THOS az iEE Sh.cn mnst Ds
no - No.Sl4 Penn ayenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-30

M NOTICE.
NlRS. HELLER invites the ladies OF waning
ton and vicinity 70 her Grand Opening et -
WINTER kOSNETS. DIR ESS cAPES, -
and ELOWERS: on Monday; Tuesday -
and w edne sda1, Nov. ], 2. and s. Ladies
please remember the place and days, as shG.
has the best assortment Of BJnnets, Dress Capes,
and French Flowers and Ruohes.
No. 81 kouisIala avenue. between 7th andeth sts.,
opposite Centre Market. &C SD-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-30
CENTLEMEN's GLoTHING MADE TO

WALL, STEPHENS, a co. respectfully in
yite the attention of gentlemen to their present
large and verv desirable assortment Of hne
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES. Velvet. Silk, and Sat-
IN VESTINGS, embIacIng ali GRADES colors, and
styles of fashionable materials adapted 10 men's
wear, which they will mRka to order, in the best
style of workmanship and finish, at prIoes much
cheaper than ths usual city rates-
Constantly on hand one ot the lsrges sSortmente
Of READY MADE CLOTHING for men and
bows 70 he found IN this city.
WALL. STEPHENS & CO.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-30

HAVE JUST RECEIVED FRFsH SUP
1 ply Of those philadelphia manufao EFzTc
tured BOOTS, with heavy uppers EH$$3
and sOles price S3 %. Aso, fresh 0&8X3
supply of DRESS HATS, for SS.5J 8$xE5
H STINEMETZ,
2S6 Pa. av, near 18th street,
no 2n-tr betwean Wilard's and kirkwood's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-30

EURSlSHEQ ROOMS FOR RENT-Several
good sized Furnished ROOMS. suitable for a
party oil gentlemen. situated on street, No, 29l
Dstwe,n 18th and 18th streets, convenient to VIII.
ards, Hotel ann the Treasury Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-30

~ MURDER MURDER
NENTLEMEN who utter this cry IN their efforts
10 shave with vofthle.s Razor. should fnd their
way 10 FRANCIS'S House furnishing Store, on
7th street. IL 10 comfort TO shave with of 10
Razors. He has Shaving Cream. Soap, Brushes e.,
S;rops, Glasses, &c besides q vOr d Of other
tul notions. You get your moneys worth az
FRANCIS'S,
Is-tf above Odd Fellows Hail. on 7tb 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-30

CHARLES N. KUGLER,
" No. 58 Pa. GUeEEs, beftreea ID and Sd sts.,
Will furnish and send ICECRAM NJ IN ary part OF
the city 81 50 per gallon 20 cents quart. Fairs,
Festivals, Balls and Parties of al kinds furnished
the most reasonable terms.
90 Sm G, ", KUGLKR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-30

LrhANk L, SANDS, UNI TAKE
GARRISON STREET. NAvI YARD.
Funeral calls attended to at all hours. Ree
constantly on hard ready made COT
hns oil ali KINDS, and every article re- n .zaz.
CURED in his line.
All orders from the country attended TO wi
pToInptness ard on moderate terms. Also, furnltu
neatly repaIred and vanished. Sc 20-6m
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-10-21
SALELOF REALrESFATE
BY ORDER OF COURT

4 IN The 18Th day OF zHoyember, 1865,
" between the houts oSlpo'ciosk, 4. NJ, and
4 O'clock, 2; n;,en the fseulises. viii be 50 Id to
pr spefty Of Joseph Gay decd, % wft: Situate in
snith township, Belmont comfy, Ohio, helm parl
OF Sec. IS, Up. D, and Rsngef The irsls iract be-
ginning for lie boupdsr,es al spost near an old M I'M
dam and running heuee " SET > w. 50 poles, near
S sinss s:ns s sds. 1ses 10 TO .ys:
ss.nss sns w. i 90 pole. 70 20 rS,s .sn.moT.i 90"
thence n. 4 E,lI7o poles 10, stake; tlenos N.
Es peiss nsaf white walnut; thence S. sssE.
3.36 psies near two small white wainuts; thence
3. te D. 125 potes from which an ash bears N
81 y. s62 links; thence 8. I6e y. 90 po,es To q
stake; thence 8. ssf e. 2ss7 POLES 10 a stake;
thence s. fsoles 20 ths brTinning: contain ing ~
acres, roods snd % piles, more OF less.
The second tract beg inning for ts bound sries at
q sycamore tree on t1s sonih bank Of fhe creek
and runninS theHce ~ 25t w. 1880 poles To
white OAK shssss n y y. ll.Fe poles ioa s,.Ss;
sSsnss pSso Sso. % sssss ns.. tssins WINE
vaiaaG usnss 8 IS ! e. s3s poles 30 ! stake near
two small white walnuts; tbshrs H. a3t > H. $500
peles 10 bee' b; thence, N. Fs W. 40 poles 10
ls.sO poles to stake; hence v. 2 poles; thsncs
g. IS poiss skenee w 90 poles; thence B. 90 "a poles
70 9 ske on the South side Of . run; thence m.
.ss =; p Polss - post ~ ue 'yesdi thence s.
~ Z u poles 70 the ssginntpgi eontsinin. us
scsss. roodss 10 Poles. more or iesg Z - -
The ffsi tsses Appraised q si.sco, .ni ma s.e.
- rsss - 600. Jsfne miSa fhuwn on dsy OF
sale. sysa ftoa- E's1sEs S"-'HF - ~ ~ "
There 70 ysl!shle saw mill on ths propertp.--
The yndsrsisnsd Will chow she psopssty 70 any
ts!sons wno ~ no sssminei 4. There win also
and oats In ths bushel.
JOHN McKlssoR,
oeh hdmr Of Joseph Gay, decd,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-10-21
sAsfExNe FOR SAVING TINE,
- LABOR AND EXPENSE. s

wWEcah scarcely do too much 10 save
time end labor. By Whatever honest means
this cs1f b sttained It is desirable that we
pfocee1 With this stsady aim IN siew. (ivI3
fn4hs SD ling Boob ne find {beught, awe,
aH taught, for Law, s.lt, fanlt;} having the
vowel sosnd heard in.<alla iffGentH
repfssensedI making eleven useless Letters.
Isthere not q loss pf time innssning these e
leven letters, loss Of labor in furnishing them,
and aloss Of money In paying isrthat waste OF
time 1Aba and spsce?s B this ECONOMY?
szIB educating our youth fsy0t) )esety OBJ
stscle IN theway Of their advancement should
Calad) be selfsctaaily removed. Iarsmnyd. :.
Weoughtf fet)not to say-day, des, dsign, ate
eight, strait, Straight; using 8 modes Of spell
ing enc sound instead of only one (as at. STRAIT.
But this is no worse than--air, there, their,
bare, bear eyre heirff-7 for 1: "a or-seenl
seam, these, sneese, peace. piece. either. key,
me, machine; 10 for 1, {s}.--!f But enough
$ssnafs Of this gfon INoo oNSIsTEN0Fis J,
To be Consistent we must kays . perfectly
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES having a letter for
eaeA sound heard IN speech. Here it is:-
A sYsTEMATEI INGLIsH ALPHABET.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-10-21
ALL DISEASES TREArEnf


NE .UNUEhSIGNEU, deslgnlhg 70
Il reside permanently in the. West offefs lor
sac the property he now oeeupies near ST. -Giai %
vnie. The house isa COTTAGE FKaME,s 10 eel
nory, 42xS6 fee, aims seven nts s bu
OF good nstefiaIs 10 finished in superior styie and
has STABLE, cARRlAGE HOUSE, &C., attached
ssThe lof on which the buildings stand consains
shye aores sf good land divided into Garden Orch.
ard, Aeadow,s aad Pasture Lots. The harden is
well stocked with Choice orname al Shru sber "
and 2 large variety. Of sSirawberry.s Gooseberry
Grape. Raspberry Carrant, Cherry, Pear and other
Peach trees of earliest and latest varieties and in
exec hent ceudition. Few places have many
eonvemlenees for family W ishing quiet aud com.
and possession given thu ii 81 OF October. Gs-sE
Suitable property in Central Illinois or 7iowa ex.
cnaneed ior ~. sezp,ll f7sze. ALEX YOUNG
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8dIairt 4std dpIulnn:

'lsREtANAl o% =, Ases:
Alsv,L aaD DzrAaruas Or PasszssKa TRAINS
&c. Or. R.-Tfsins leave at :, 30 A. H.. s,D 1
ix, aad . b n; sr4ivs at 10 A. H.. 40 ?. T., m
fo,3o fn y
C. C.&FsR.R-fnins leave st sA K 3.Ib ,
H., and II =. 4; arrive st 80 a H., los ,. Il.
and N. naissnuoJ D1B Y9dToifE =
B & o. e. R.4Trains leave Benwood opposiis
Beilaire. az 70 ,2oA and Io,so ?. NJ
arrive q 500 T., :; 90 A. T., and s. 30 2. n "a
e. O. r, r. Co.-This roads dupag ths yssl
hsigh, earning Tor ihat serviee SOL l0s5 10. Ths
greater portion q ulss freight was Eastern bound
thisro@l sivisE,o be 3 kosR 2 7z,lo6 sons
Viii de istter road gave the cendlf bat q .e56
tons This Is 4 very heavy spreponderance o
freight IN fsyor Of the Central road and she should
'eeek an Easseri connect ion where there viii be q
Westward bound tonnage equei % her Essiw ard
-bound- This seeursd. fhe ro,d nSuei pay
Tksssvsnss sbd expenses Of the road for the
year ssrep asss-s& Sd g h=orss3 seh
ca s.sss. :,sass rzlA4o .rs ssae ae :Ssa sss 70
80. .a,ssI y .'asas-1 1sssss@-
W. wc,s;na os ss sssssss n,, 6! !SNm
TIT, ,.sd s..m.d. , !. ,..., .s.s -, =. W. 49,
Union Telegraph Co. for the construction Of .
tsls6fapk line lie entire sngih ef he roass--I
Epn 1eilsir % colunbus, one wire OF which u
fSs ths excluise ~ Of ths Railroad Ths iips wiIl
Be m g,ersrisn dpung the psessn, moufh. Thsre
will b an ee3es O. each ssssion on tts rosd rhi.
viii Be On efthebest isssstaenhI Ithis road has
ever made, with yiew % zpssfses saissy Of rum
ninE 1r,,y@avtx0 xs ;,
AcxNowIxpssn,M.--w acknowledge the ne.
esjp: of favors from ihes editor, which, sishoaeh
0ss in Q s,,uesion TO ,rccipocsts, iays rs undrr
obiigatiSnsJ Heses oar ~ :, -iene dfe to you;
hack Of N at sheR ofipss .nd sipudsnee Of n st
haEns isashe sorstluck ~e wish yoa - 1
M.sxizDZon rus,d.y. 17,6 in.,. III, .I.ee
M. NlesolAs Do~LER and Miss JnssIE H4sass
Al oil this Pince-, r.zzsu Il III
As onsskcercs The Wes,em, Union Telear.h
ca afe e&gafa n putting uos ssiine aloao abed
line Il the g. g. r. r.. and nave essc ted the costs
lor that purpose Ihrouan 70 shs peiu,. A itie ioas
Old gentleman, aesidins on the line of the road. al
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-10-21
Evans R..
The Triumph in Ohio.

= The reported majorities in II counties
for the Republican State Ticket foot up
1885. The indicstions are that the ma
jority in the State will not fall short of
22.Ooo, being a gaia of over 20 600 on the
vote for Governor last year Daily Jour.
lsth. - :. izaa rdT -sssss ,aisat'7t - = =
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-10-21
Pennsylvania Legislature.

The Legislature Of Pennsyisanias Just
elected, is very strongly Opposition To
the Assembly. there ars "a Opposition
members c6osen, and g DemocratsI to the
Senate, Is Opposition, 5 Anti-Lecompton,
and 2Admiaisffatisnp Deaocrets.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-10-21

sse5sTke III. d. Fhos.1 corwin, we under
stand. has consented 10 address the people
of Illinois, at several places in that State,
lbetween this TING and the November elec-
ton. 10 behsif of the Republican cause.--
Dsiig Nate JoarnI, l8A. r-sr-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-10-21

st-f5enry G. lLeseesecker, Opposition
hes nsjsrisy for Congress in each county
Bucks. Ils; 1shigh, lse; Total. 40. This
Disssies gave Huehanan a,l6s majority -
NY. Tr;3sse Of Ne leA last. -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-10-21
Gov. Corwin's Majcrities.

, Hon. Thomas Corwin received the fol.
lowing msjorities in his Disirict: Warren,
1905; Greene, 1856; cfinfon.- Goo; Fay..
ette, 4oos Madisen, too:s TotsI s,7ee.---.
Daily Stale Journal, l7th. g SIS sass,'esR
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-10-21

DRs.zFITGH d SYKES ~oaid state that their
Treatment Of Censumption 10 based upon the faet
thatfks disegss sxisfs in tAs 3!ssd ana systes al
large, bora tefors daring It's de1slosmsnt IN the
tssSs, and dthey therefere employ htelshic.. By.
gienIe and y edicinai remedies ,opariiY lhe flood
MEDICfkALATN IN HALATfONs. which iisy value
highly hut only as Pal tatsuss thdong Cardfipe
sfsbt phsa used cioasl and Inyslids are eautioned
against wasting the prec ions time OF Durability on
any treatment based upon TIE plausible but false
ifca slatthe ..seat the disease can be he'd in
direetmannerby by usiatiou 'sor as be fore stated
the seat Of thsdseGse is in the blood and Elects osy
In ,hs lungs s.s Sssga 90 IFS sElSHf
- No charge Tor cousutston. -..- go
! Aiist OF q uesstons wHFbe sent to those fishing
TO consult US by 10 sier. oc14
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Three Ply, super6ne Ingram, An W ooI etc,
viii .sslia good On ality Carpet al eic and 4
superior qusiify all wooi for 50cs Greai Bargain
l5A Hearth Rugs-A fne Brussels Hearth Rug,
worth dolls, at only2 eols., the nest Qualify ii
Veiyet Rug the lareast size alwa Vi at dois,
for only s. and do. common size, worth dois., fer
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-10-21
Save Your Deeter Bills and Time.

EHkI0 MT. SAVAGE, MD July 4. 1856. q
Dssr Sir IN consequence oftsking cold
sftera bad attack ofthe measles. some IL
year. since, I have from that time suffered
greatly with a disordered liver and stomach.
have been Al times SO bad that my life
was aesps :red Of 1 vas induced some time
seo, through the persuasion of a friend. Mr.
Henry Shsfer. 10 try . bottle of HooAand's
German Ritters, thinking if it lone no good
il eoald Do ne NO hssna, and kaowing Mr..
Shafer 10 be ge,tiemaa who would not
ssoomDsnd anythisg 70 me. thst ne did not
have ebsndence IN. Before 4 had taken
ese.shirs, Of the botsie, my bowels became
regular sna bad fne appetite When 1
had used sEssthirds Of Il I considered my
health a, 60 ID as ever il vss, and could eat
anything. without its dissereeine With me
i'm the least now Keep q bottle OF the
Bitfers ID the house centinuslly,s and in
case take cold, or feel unweR, take.
one-or two doses, and il makes "a change ia.
my bowels which is all ] need, wherefore.
for she past slesea years. my doctor bill has
beea from SI0-to e26 petyesr. besides lost
time ane severe illness. Yours, truly,
Ia zaz. sssa5 l.'asEss PJ. fHKASHER. -
To Dr. G. 4. Jachson, PhiIsda PA. 3
For ssIe by druggists and storekeepe.sI
10 every town and village IN the Uhited1
States, West Indies, Canadas and South
Amsrics. Price 76 cents per bottle. 2w
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The Statesman says:

@TAe SteHbenviik Herald Of the u tn,
|ives the following as- the inajorities . for
Common Piess Judge. in the sth Judicial
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