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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-10-27
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3tterartfde Nn5et9e+
BE! unterseiduetem tn 70 eben aneetS mmen,
8lumenIefe fpmif1tr beutf8er Di6iunaen. Nftt e-
ner @inltttune BON Or. . { . Q0Utf $1.38
B6rne, 6. S6mmlt@e gBerte, NIT elmer prdmie;
Sprtratt D.. ". p. 6umtplbt, In As Qteferuneen 10
Dit Natur. 3stuns fur @erbrettuna naturwtfsn-
fdaftlt6sr 8enntntde fur Qefer alter Stanoe. Ser-
d~ASgeeeben BON 4r. uble unb Or. Wluber. aEtt
rpsO8rapbtfdsn SGnffratipuen, 81 Nummtru B.
Erettag, D. Spa unb Saten, NOman in 6 SG6ern,
. Bdnbe 1925
Ider OfSman. 3 NGnbs $50
g onabetn' o 8ebt6te. Seue NuSoabe 80
W Il &c, 81, &pran. 9teue SUIee. A gdn6s $50
WIblba6, G., Brt.brt4 Der @rpBe unb fsin SDf -,75
- Spbann Gcbtppsfp, pber Srteeri9 Ter @rpse n.
fein 8aufmann. 8 Gtele H.
- a6nigtn 2~ortenfe. Nappltpntf&ss 2cbensbtIb.
2GGnbe -.63
SGuts 5ttnrt& Der &6te urb fets 5Of. 3 Ebetle L.
pera.Bibttptbe T., eleeante u. %ppblfsilfe Gla-
pteraus;ug nit Cert. I.-2O. Sanb. a Bb. 20 90
QtoupfDr -8tbltDtb eleeante unb %ppbIfetlfe.
Cine SammIuns rprjlsit6sr Gomprhttpnsn tnr
baS ptonpfprte su Sret Sanben ID. Bb. q Sdnb 63
Or eIGHab, 6, 9rGt Sobre BON GretB gen. Sthprt.
fdr Rcn,an. Mtt A grrtrdlts. &rfGtint tn IL
bs "a Qieferunssu a 20
Suspe, m unb Gletf6 Gin Sp0bld fur
buraerItne 5austaltunFen nebf @nbane. Bout.
sunt bes Gtnmo6sns Der perfGietenen 8tu6te 80
Wue28-S SIS. u 5hmie N0. % u. 9ashr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-10-27
Rudolph Lupus,
u3rniGtber uu0 cJutpelier.
J5r. 297, Q8eit 4jrattitraBe,

Spet GbrTeu ppn @utawar. Baltimore.
SD MADE nCtEen 6reGnben, IGp'e ten pubittum i'm Ma
eemeinen tterrrtt bic An3etae, haB ID U5tBes 0ei6dft tdufid
lbernpn1n1en BABE unO tets en reblafprTtrtes Eager prr SUI
pelen, Hlbernen uh ~Bplpenen G9iaen. MGreu, Staa0s II. par
lpr-lprsn, fOnie aQe IN baS 9ureier. unb ubrtnsSsiG&f
eiHf6ldeenbe Nrtifel %pDrrdtbtg talts.
Sd merpc meme &rnNeu i~e6er;e,t gut unt biQte beStsnsn.
Reparaturcn an ubreu Unb SeIpeiea beIcr8e th plnttltp.
Mr10n II u6pIpbQup
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-10-27

Neuer un6 fuiebttger Tnbrplon
s-aasss> STAB benz Weiten unD Siiben. syszu.s.
S5f S0lttHeOres urtD Gbio" $3.50
@%%a~S22% 0tfeubdbn+ ~@42-zs%s
Yin unb mad benz 20. Sept. oeten BITE 3IGe tie fDlgt:
GDn GGrnDensG tattrn Baltimore: Dsrpo fau9, 5cnntdeS
au&eenpmmen, UNI 8 nbr 30 Nlinuer Qormitta9s; unb Der
@rprstane nm B utr 5 Wtinuisn Nd&mtttses. Beibe 9I9e
gem nod allen 2tet.en bs getsnS uD WprD. Us etens in
btrettcr &tnte.
ST We9<Baffa9tere.
Sad aGsn grnfter swtfGtn Baltimore unb pt'tntpnt netnte
man zen 8 u. so so. Gotm. .3ua, Na& aaen punttsn ;ptfAen
9tthnpnt fnb SpteelIna nnb Sult6en Grafton lb Barriers.
turs peu5 ltr 5 Ninuten. 3u9 BON Baltimore.
Der JreDertGsN Recommendations pug
Strl6st Baltimore fir 8rebertd unt BITE baawii6eu ~lieeerbsn
gldse tGsltd UNI A utr IS ID. Nadra., nit NusnaDme bs
pnb erret6t Sreberif UNI 7,35 bes MbenbS; cerIGft
BET Der Nldebr Srebertd UNI s TIER 40 Ntin. 8prm. u. laagt
tn Roftmpre UNI 10 ubr IS gRtn. MtttasS an.
Der @ltcptt'8 8 Wtt1s=A cconmDpattcn8z 2ug
aebt tdeli6, NIT &usnatne Spnntaes, He fplet:
gerldst Concentration nm $40 Whor9. u. go Ma@a.
Son @GteOtt's Wtas UNI 40 GlOre. II. 6,45 Ib.
Vdh Wa1htngton uno bgm Siben.
iOpte Nm gu, 80 ID. unb 51tr 80 ~. Ra8n.
YIN Spnnta8en I'M AZ lnr Wtpr8ens.
0Dn Ma1btnoton
VIM 5,35 unb 7.45 utr BORN. unb $50, unb 4,45 gea&ua.
Mn Spnntd8en nun Nd6n. UNI 3 u. 80 Nttu.
Der speite unb pterte Bug BON Baltimore u. Wnfbtn8tpn
.perbineen IT'D NIT ben 3u6en Der AnnapUli5~8abn.
~ gDeeen &tcsts, Austunft, 8ahrt u. {. NJ. penbe nj an
on 8 T. @n8lanr, M9ent an Der Itfet Office, Gam.
IS m. @reScptt SMITH,
Observation-Disclosures, 8dlttmpte.
Mue16-S G. Wf. 6 ole, Observation-Disclosures
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-10-27

Baare 2abIun9 pocr 9auebare Ndptcre.
inner p6 sen GeaiHgunJea bielen pr 4 { 6tliasu' Qteiien
folaenpe Nrtttel gum V,rfaufe an, gum 9rostcn &bGtl AIS un.
sigenen t1brtt unb tur beren bette Qlalitat mir aaron.
ttren. u
EEiren,
8snfter, Omit Hnb' rtne GIas)
Slenpen,
0ente . uno Et1r- 8PaBmsn,
Spnpel- %fpEen,
Dpdea-tSe,GHSeri
Scr5lpert,
GtG9cr,
Dtttpset. 5tnter
Spl8erne Eautufrnfe
S@tetert TamtuftmTs,
SGteferrytsrbt,
Eou" STGrs. 25odreg,
sen eretas.
5dnh-0Ste6d, Sdnber, Blum n fur T6felmrr. 40
i&utses Stmsgt r Gnb 3rd8er, 5IaSe sierungen 5Fenss %
ptHte une DO. Sttle, tGGertDtfts ~stuebReen, Sadfetne' s6SI,
2adre,. 1pps, asinsn1 u /. no &bgnio cine arose N1amoh !
aruOitsttpnt der Watertalttu unb 8eriterunt en- p ~N"WNP
Sentafe Ar'e't mtre pAnttltS unO tn Der tefen lBei arf,.
Itefert. 6'lt-
g8tr ftnb Isrner bic ~etn3t8tu Qaenten in mo1s
4 B FUR pe 29et"9dhIeten &tienbl6n unb q n
4Umpa8Hte pa1 pfertren su ben annebm barRcn Ecsin nr -
Die neRsn, n3t RON abIem Su unterlbepeHsen RaMokmnns
gen Don ltfGD0ner DGrpbpr unb purtueH diem goNnt,E|s,
8rpcatsl, pero antique, NsGt, fpanti3em C5alpan Iab go,
~Dertbppusn Arten BON UtarmGr, peloe SIN : irnsn a..
Eau 1rDaTEt8iett UNI Qarte, ianie S6bn6ett iubH ,n6srjp s;ggias
Drs1ie no0. ME ueertrpfen tnp. - aue BON - IN hist6Sn
StSIsn se'eterfen 4rtetttn tnb 70 reu pplirt h1e 10 inrsn
Slang ptel LANCER alS Der d1te Wldrmpr toitsr INNS rHn
Aau3 ear MOS 1neeSrtHen rerbfa. Sc fnb E Jpcf ip farj
ais 10 f~tr Dtdrnor uo Dpn Wei f3Sneren, Mnieben Bel
tepent er 8ptensrtparntB 0ep. u. StsSsns
WtdrB4. ytf 9U. z. 9ratttr.. ? Gptot Yebar
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-10-27
Oifenb0bftefa 1e4

Wtd)ft1 f1r GtnlD0noertr uphos.o'TV".
- GriparniR bon -9Nu, Veo FEeN12Esg
Z%ssS mr. ertferrltng ~
- bnr6 bic
&4%2fttutOre. mnb Shio'G tfertbabn.
maG alien Sbeilen beS Welten5
ibtr -.
8artersbura uub Marietta, cber 8enwbpc,
Mbssline uno Columbus.
Die Baltimore unb Sbtp-Gtfenbaba bietst benz retienbsn
Cub tfum bic erDeten 8prtteils tn Besua auf 8iaiefstt BE-
qusmlt4teit, ei&erteit, Yanttlt6tsit unb S6Snbsit Der Gee
nerten, 70 pae ne BON teiner anpern Balm In bteient ednoe ubsr'
ItrDftn Nirb. Diefe 8ahn, opn atlanttfben Wtefr ~aussebene,
TN Bic dltefe eussebetntefe 2inie, alett3ettts aber aan pic tur'
ub f6neufe, unb Seber bic btatehe RDute FUR pte WettenF
ben mad benz Dehen, bte ntGt S%srfeblen fpltsn, tie 3u eenusen'
Metlens@ ntfernuns BON Baltimore mad
Cincinnati:
liebrr porFsrsburo 593 WciIen.
I1ebsr genwOpb unb @bttltns $50
Iusber SdrrtSbure unb 9tttsbur8 6ye
IDur& Ste Wf drtettde Qtnte 53
cine &rfrarnie an Der &ntfernune BON 116
|Rur6 bic GpIumbus.Qtnte b9
cine GrIpdrntB an Der @ntFernune BON O9
Netfenbe, welhe Bic Baltimore uib Sbtp.Gtfenbatn Be.
.nusen, ieeen bic Heiftn tn ~ Eaeen aurid unb fatren tn
@5aser, bic ouf bas dGerbeauemfe unb NIT %sepDlferten Stssn
etn8ert6tet ftnb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-10-27

~NfhAt ~N'%T - 80 CtAh
Suabe, @Gble q So.
SD BABE ipsben Bite 5a6rtt unb ben @srfauf unter Der 8srm
VIM. KNABE q Co.,
ouf benz alien @lass
Np8. /, 3, 5 urb z, 9tDrD @utap GtraRe,
g eenGber Dem &utap, 5SuIe, Baltimore, Ulb., wteber er5fnet
Dantene fur bic nuS9ebrettete @bnnerfhaft, pelte Der frI.
! zen 8trmd WGbrenb Der iesten Is Sabre Su Ebel wurbe
nta6t Der untersei6nete benz 9ubltium bic ~tr3e6enfte Qnieias
bag er fett benz GDpe bS einen Ibetibabers, 6rn. 6enrcG atie
.bar& btfen IOb BITE G~pmpa8nte gel5a mDrbsn mar, Sen 9ariei
beteutenben 8prrdtb her NOD unDpGenteten VtauD'S. Gpl. mt
oire bsebalo bas q f@dft In ben alten 5tple in benz frIts
ZEN 9 ef4dftelpfal fprtbetreiben uub 70 l4 CUR Mufgote no.
ben, oas StaaU tnamer nhshr IN Eatner Spaeapuna ~ Derotfs
'err-
8ueer ietuen a;tsn gDGarenbSuferH unb Der Sabrif tn gu.
I~tawardse, rdbe Baltimore, pa CT stre neue g-psc 5abrif Iii
5Ib"&ut~mfraBe, NIT Der 5rUnte mao SDtfttrase errtttst, tn
|pet@er CT cine erpBe @n3art Ger beten Nrbetter beTtd7tjete.
Sn btefer 6obrif perben ptanOs ned etuer nepen scala &C.
fertte, fir WeIde CT bel Der AusFelun0 I'M IlarsEanbr Jnat
rat, no bic bef.E Snfrurlsn!enmdGer aus 8pfpn, 9lerp- 5Dri
unb Baltimore IA DtanRs ~auseefeat aattvu, BIZ b d 4 I
Der NnsipraG bes Snattats rprOe turs na6rer tura bt.
3abNfrte. Gusfelung SON Jti9uonb, B1., b~etdtt8t, lp tbn
't B,nt9 b SsS Se.bsn GtabGH & ! s y = it tt tr IN BEN gaf 9tanb asf.tt
ATE Nuftrd8:, nit Mclean ct bsebrt ptro, aufs gfpntptsas
aIe in btefer aabgtf eeeaatsn Dianps pabsn POLE stierne
TaG.nen une ine 70 eontsatrs, baa Rs be! au5er0rDsat.tAe
DGusrhaftt8te,t his 0teta5e bss Iones btpasrsa unb ie
81 zaa ptberfctcn.
ptanos auf 8efeuun9
unt ppu jetsr 5otj, uFp 0auart mcrpen q !ietert>
Die GrDfte &Urefait mirt Guf ote u 6eif Un0 AMI BITE Nu5I
bfr sgtctertaiteu oatAeupet unp sr faun oagey fur tebe
abernepmea, pa5 IS ais Gtstnfaa tn stneS auscn pic
a0s tetse,
Mue Snarumente aus retner 5Gbrtf rperhen fur 5 JatrtI
5pn benz &c9 reS 8erfauieS an 4aranttrt,
5eionbere 4ufnertiarnfett rtro ami bic &u2uatl spa Sn
trclhs III enter 9rpten @HtfetnWEg perfenbeE nsr
Sefpeaosi unb elm 0erre0t bes l%intdujdiF t~unerGalb 81
ppm VerfaufstG8e an, wir0 8tGa!tet, i04ie Ella sal
frumenr ntat 0p41onbtg b%sjrtept9gn.
~ GrpBtiueler nercen %RebltbHI, Set uzs bprsv re1eN
BE ie It'd anoerrpdrts Umieben.
6sianht8 r~prrafhi8 cine 4usrpabl pon II stp bepGs
'Pu zen betten JnErulntnEenma6ern III S45 btS 500.
9tanps perDen m 9etauf d t, dus8s
tettet y n b u i m mt.
Gnabc II. SO
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-10-27
NSidbti9 fir Giu,pauberer.
q q
Neue arrangements fit @irmanberer, bic nat
Dem gSeffer Ill reiieu miiuIhen.

Neue arrangements fir Ginmanberer, bic nut
Dem QSefteu 3u reiien miinI9en.
her Nprtbern Central 6 alrertItrset Depot @tieu6abn NIT
hem @rpree3u8 %befTrbert. Die Vabn btetet eabur9 ben Smint-
granten etntn erDBereu GCrtbetI, ais ir9enb cine
dnSere Barn, aud 1T Ne nm ga Nletlen turaer ais icoe Gneetg
8ahn man beRannten pfdsen, ais:
Yittsbur3, @lepelanp, Detroit, Sort Wapne
@bicaso, W~tilpautee, @alena, Dubuque, ct
Saul, GDd SSIano, Burlington, Soma @itp
nm erben tesbalt bic NIT Ser Gprtbern Central Gatn s.
benz = @erfunen 10 Siunbsn frIbsr ais ts nit anbsrn Yls.
men Geberbeu bort eintrefen, aud perben A Dtal Dfnieer bic
gaeen babel 8ewe6ielt. 3te 8atn Siett bur& ben 6pnlten
Ebe' pon SttO. sic game @utfernune ppn bier bis Chicago
tt SEQ Nteuen DdS @epdf Dirb bier se3ethnst Cndrfeb] u.t
3ebt / tt en- panaeteren an ben Sefttmmunssrrt
Jad reitline, Oantrn, Cincinnati, Snotanas
polls, 2cuispile unD ct. VputS
ger Tn ebenfals 9ahaetere b~efprbert unb fur tbr 3epdd
L G n { weitere lmlabunestOftsn teretnet. Dte paTaStere
tpnnen NIT EN- 8 ubr., pter Absnbs III ubr- BUG nad aleu
reaIi den YldSen 8ettn, pbne unterws8s aufsebaltsn 81 wer-
ben. - ur&fabrt.8iGette werben pertduft In Ger OffcS bes
N9euttn. SGen Y. y alter,
tt14.S SO. Is, 8eI8- Street, near gDaters ..gUarf.
&out8 Gtfbart,
Rr. Is, BaItimprefraBe nabe WtGrplanb Snfttut,
@erfertt8er u. Ssrtauter
ppn
Ornamental CARRIER, 8ilber &Spie8elrabnen,
.baltsn aetS auf Qaetr cine erpee NRsmatI raujbftf6 c,
{ unb ttaItent @ { Btlber fpnie aud etneG
arpeen NDrratb Spn Wplb unb Gilberrahmsn fur SpteeeI
pprtrattS.
As~ etlter &c. Usrbsu nsts fauBn unb f&0n''raer" ut
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-10-27

Gtrepr'6 berbeferte Se0brnofbtne.
Dteie Maf6tre murbe mad einem ntnrtbettl6en @erfuba
auf ~berQartfer AuShelwn9 nit Gem bSbfenQ rdmtult belpbnt.
IS 1T R~nnptbig, BON ben Yercienfen 3G ipreGen, ba bersn
0prsIeli6teit psr aGsn Gnbereu bobur1 b~tnldngltd be8euai
.ptr6, has cine grBBere Nnsdbl ppn ~bentelben tn Gebrau9 1T,
rs betnabe pom dGen anberen sufanmen GenUmusn. QBtr En-
lauben uns. s abrttnnten, %fIan3er unb i a m tIten
auf bic EbatIa8e aufrerflam 3u MAIDEN, bn6 bic tIrSfi@ange,
tra6ten gerbeierun8en bic glaf6ine tnsptsfen Sejiebun8eu
veretnfaGt baben. Sic ttefert iest bpppelt f. ptsi Arkett ais
frIber unb tit bic etn;i9e UtafGtns, ba feline pnb erpbe ,5abrt,
tate, entpebsr tn Qetnpanb pber Recer, nGbtn tann, ais peau
getn unterl6tee i'm Material mare. Aae Fnb nit Der srSster
SprafGtt unS bauerb1ft eebdut.
Q6tr inb tn BEN Stan6 eeeBt, unfsre Mtaf&tnen uuter Itbe,
ialen 8eStngun8en 9eeen alts ron tr0enb elmer Nrt umsutau'
den. perfpnen, bic unterGeortnetert Wfai9tnen unter oelr
8orwanbe Der Stlt8fett 9efanft baken werbeu etnen FOLDER
Gdufh letr Ssrt5etlPaft Fncen.
ausfunft mtrb nit tsn1 srEstenger8nueen tn uuferer offt
Gar, 1O5 Salttn,Dreftr0Re, Baltimore,
ertrtit. 8 80. @in a sr u. Go.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-05-13
GA child cutting it'steeth took Of the
edge ofthe knife.

GA child cutting it's teeth took of the
edge ofthe knife.
There's a man in New Orleans with such
a tarnation wooden head that he is obliged
10 use a jack-plane whenever he is in W mt
of shaving.
LIrE.-The mere lapse Of years is not
life. To eat. drink, and sleep; to be expo
sed to darkness and light, to place around
in the mill OF habits and turn the mill OF
wealth., to make reason our book-keeper,
and thought an implement of trade-lhis is
not lie. In all this but a poor fraction of
the unc Consciousness Of humanity is AVA
kened, and the sanctities still slumber
which make it worth while to be. knowl-
edge, truth, beauty, love. goodness, Faith,
lone can give vitality to the mechanism OF
existence; the laugh of mirth which vibrates
through the heart, the tear which freshens
the dry wastes within, the music that brings
childhood back, the prayer that calls the
future near, the death which s~tartles us
with mystery, the hardship which forces us
TO struggle, the anxiety that ends in being.
- Chalmers.
SCENE ON II ARRIVAL OF A STEAMER
AT SAN FRAEcIsco.-lt is the fashion, you
see, here. for everybody to go down to the
ste when she lands, to twig the fash
ions and newly arrived clothes, and 10 see
the kissing. There's some awful "bouts'
at il; and the first rush of husbands and pro-
~prietors Of the crinoline aboard is very ava
lanchy. They are Utterly oblivicus and re-
nets, $50 in lemons" You will otter
see a chap 90 in with a@rush," and come
out with the fragments OF s~ide-combs in his
whiskers-while The woman has an indis'
tinrI idea of having been severely Rugged
ruth kissed and generally unused. =
As boards are very genera in these belong.
ings and some of them "monstrous" it ii
impossible in the scrimmage for any but al
"expert" to get a kiss in edgewise-it i
commonly left on the outside and telegraph
ed back to the lips. There's great fun some
times Letter from San Francisco
Why THERE ARE MORE PIOUs Women
THAN MEs.-The reason there are NOR
pious women than men is not because wo
en- are the weaker or their passions les
powerful, but because a feeling of depen
dence is native in the female heart. 1t i:
because the pride of Independence has liz
tie or no place there. 1t is because the fe
male mind has to undergo comparatively
small revolution to become re religious. On
powerful barrier that stands before the pat
Of every man in his approach to the vale
of humiliation does not oppose the passhg
of the true woman 1t is very rare thu
those who were demo minated "strong-mind
ed women" become religious. The prid
of personal independence prevents this.
So sweet and SO natural a thing is piet
among women that men have come to re
gard a n without it as strange, if nc
unhealthy, and goddess men often select p
Gus wives. because they see that pietv sol
tens and deepens and elevates every natul
al grace of person, and accomplishment o
mind.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-05-13
The vulgar rascal!

TRrALs.-Iti is not in the light and SUM-
ny places of the wilderness that the travel
81 most sweetly reposes. 1t is under the
the shadow of great rock, or in the depth
of a sequestered valley. And SO it is With
a Christian: the Gun of prosperity withers
our Joy, and changes the green leaves into
the sickly colors of autumn. Adversely is
like the winter, which nourishes the root
for the rich and glowing luxuriancs OF
spring-time.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-05-13
GOOD MEDICINES.

1t is estimated that AYER's CHERRY PICTORIAL AND
CATHaRTIc PILLS have done moro TO promuie the
public health than any other Cause. There can be
no question that the Cherry Pectoral has by its
thousand on thousand cures of Colds, Coughs. Asth-
ma, Group, Influenza. Bronchitis. &C., very much
reduced the proportion of deaths from c~ousnmptive
diseases IN this country. The Pills are as good as
the Pectorai and will cure more CONF la ints-
Everybody needs more or less purging. Purge the
blood from hs impurities. Purge the novels, Liver
and the whole visceral system from distinctions
Purge out the diseases which fasten on the body, to
work its decay. But for diseases we should die
only of old age. Take antidotes early and thrust il
from the system, before it is yet too strong to yieId.
Ayers Pills do thrust out disease, not only while
II is weak but when il has taken a strong hold
Read the astounding statements of those who have
been cured by them from dread full Scrofula, Dropsy,
Ulcers, Skin Diseases. Rheumatism Neuralgia, Dys-
pepsia, Int erna Pains, Bilious Complaints, Heart
burn, Headache, Govt, and many less dangerous but
still threatening ailments, such as pimples on the
face, Worms, Nervous IrritabiIiiy, Loss of appe.
tite, irregularities, Dizziness IN The head, Colds
Pevers, Dysentery. and indeed every variety oil
complaints for which a Purgative Remedy is re
quired. |a -i
These are no random atemert but are authen.
ticated by your own neighbors and your own Ply
sicians.
Try them once, and you will never be without
them.
Price 25 cents per Box-5 Boxes for 81 90.
Prepared by DR.. j. C. AVER, Chemist, Lowell
Mass, and sold by all respectful lie Drugg lists ever.
where apis
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-05-13
My Stock Must be Sold.
GREAT EXCITEMENT!
NEW GOODS lust received at ISAAC

NEW GOODS just received at ISAAC
~ PRAGER's, amongst which are the follow
ing: AUCTION BARGA AIMS, purchased at q large
sale in New York.
1000 pair of mits, worth so cents at I2.. and for
which the Ladies, better call early. 500 pair Kid
Gloves worth IS cents ats cents. 500 yards black
and brown Bereses, worth rs cents at Isi cts. 1000
yards blue. green and black worth 3I4 cents al IS Cts
500 yards black and pink annually cheap at IS cents
at 37t cents. 500 yards all wool DeLains. worth so
cents at 37i cents. p dozen Linen Handkerchief 8,
worth lS4 cents at Ii cents. IS dozen Hanakerchif
worth 81. cents at lsa cents. 500 yards bleaehed mus
Inns worth I2i at 10 cents.
All of the abnve goods have been purchased at q
great sacrifice at Auction, and are worth so per cent
more than | shall sell them for.
Come therefore early, in order TO secure some of the
bargains. Together with a lot of BLACK SILKS
which | will be able to sell at Is per cent less than any
other Store douse. BONNET RIBBONS of which I
have purchased very cheap, I will sell so cheap as to
defy competition. | will sell som worth lel cents
and some worth 25 cents, at Isl cents. TS,
BONNEIS. at almost your own prices. IRISH LIN
MEMS, of the very hest quality and worth IS cents At
40 cents. EMBROIDERlES 100 collars worth l2k
cents al ) cents, and all my store goods in proper
ton.
ca ii early and see yourselves and you will ind my
prices less than those OF any other House.
ISAAC PRAGER,
may25 1913 Main street..
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PLEASANT PARAGRAPHS.

@Why is love like a CANA b, al! Be
cause it is an internal transport.
A Pointers ~Toxsr.-Woman-the fair
est work of creation-the edition being ex
%,ensive, let no nan be without a copy.
G-There is a man out West who labor.
under the delusion that Hon" placed be
fore a mans nam stands for honest.
@Longfellow's beautiful phrase, %"suffel
end be strong" is new fam iliarly rendered
"grin and bear it,"
0lnfante count BY minutes; children
by days; men by years; comets by revolu.
tions of ages; nature by revolutions of sys'
TENS, the Eternal meditates il perpetual
present.
GBodily infrmities, like breaks in g
wall, have often become avenues through
which the light of Heaven has entered to
the soul, and made the imprisoned inmate
long for release.
-GFThat was a very singular mistake
made BY Digg, at the wedding, who, when
introduced TO the bride wished that she
might enjoy many returns OF the present
happy occasion.
NEVER 'FAIRED OFF" BUT ONCE. = Col.
Benton, in speaking of Congressional mat
tiers. says he never SPARED off" but once in
his life, and that was with a young woman,
the night he got married.
GThere are many women like those
spoken Of by Jean Paul, who abandon their
opinion the moment their husbands adopt 1t.
Even in church, lie says, the women sing an
octave higher than the men, in order not 10
sgreewith them in anything.
FALSE FRIEN Ds.-There is a class OF
persons who only make friends to use them
Ifthey can get nothing out of man, they
do not want his friendship. Such pe ople
ueat their friends like cigars-they hang
on to them, get all the good from them, and
then throwing them away spit after them.
0TSome fellow, who can have but little
respect for himself or The ladies', perpeirates
this:-
Youngster, spare that girl,
kiss not those lips SO meeki
bnrufied let the fair locks curl!
Upon the maiden's cheek,
Believe ner quite g saint;
Her looks ATE all div me,
H.r rosy hue is paint
Her form is-crinoIine,
The vulgar rascal
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Country Storekeepers
aCOLUMBUS NURSERIES,
For the Spring of 1858.

4 VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT
N OF FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
Shrubs, Vines, ETC.. includ ing
APPLE TREES, l3 years grated very thrifty. aud
Of The best varieties for Central and SoBthern Ohio.
PEAR Trees. both standard and dwarf, the latter
on Anglers ounce stocks, very thrifty and hand
some.
CHERRY TREEs, adapted to the climate of the
South West, mostly on NJ ahaleb stocks. and br anch-
ing low.
PEAcH TREKs, of the hest age and size, with fine
healthy roots. and of the choicest kinds.
Plums, Ounces, ApricOts, Nectarines. Almonds,
Craps, Currants, Gooseberries, Raspberr les, Straw
berries, Rhuharb and Asparagus Roots, Usage
Orange Plants, for %nedging.) etc.
Also. Evergreens of various kinds, Roses, and
Ornamental Shrubs and Flowers, i'll great variety,
and at low prices.
NPSend for a DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE, and or
der directly from head quarters, as NO AGENTS ARE
EMPLOYED to sell trees Tor us. Articles viii he
packed -ecurely, and forwarded to any points on the
Railr Dads. as directed. (Twenty varieties OF choice
Flower eeds sent by NAL, postage free, for 5 ID
Address NJ. d. " CO.,
felSly CoIHmlu Ohio.
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TUkIYURE : CARP hTllG.
GEORGE MENDET.-

OLOllOL MCNOGD,
MAIN STREET, WHEELING, VA.
AS just received a large lot of CAR
h PETS, of every and all descriptions and vari-
cites, Consisting of
Velvet, English and American
Brussels, Tapestry, Ingram, 8 ply,
Superfne 5 ply, Venetian Carpet
ing, Stair Carpeting, of all kinds,
Gil Cloths Of every grade.
Cochneal and Turlted Rugs, Par
lor and Door Mats of every descrip-
ton, Duggets from 2 to. l2-4ths
wide, Demask 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.
ALSO. Il superior lot of every kind of furniture, to-
whicA he invites the especial attention of all persons
in want OF the very best and cheapest to he found in.
the city Cailand- see it, Inducements are offered b y
us which other establishments do not possess.
GEOSGE MENDEL.
No. III main street, first door below Marsh & Tay-
!or's apreiy