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Of The late purser Timberiake--nAs united. If va
remember correctly. Is 1929 or 1901 In whose
behalf the ''old man Of irun will'' separated from
his first cabinet the occasion Of social difcul-
ties in their families. The happy bridegroom is
an accomplished Italian professor Of the Terpsi-
men. usually are at his age-perhaps 22-yct
hardly more sprigbtly than his PRIDE undsr the
genial influence Of some sixty Summers suns in
this delightful climate. -Hdr.
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Il Il q " AS
IL T. - y q d - PRlC Es
GLASS 4 RAINE'S

lunn lidts GLASS 4 RAISES
aDATENT sPRINsi AADDIE.-An pcr-o"s
csirou- Of pnrcasng III" right Of PATENT SPRING
ADbi.E will find N e Dawson, nj the city # ynrhtnrg
Wy authorized Apent selling either County, City
hop Eght, IN the State If NrCiui1
Assign name that 1t may be held as miv ms If hat
'Sigurd II myself JOSEPH RlDISILI.
ildItN
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ADVERTISING AGENCY.

MERCHANTS AND TRADESMEN
OF LYING UBURG
.Ook TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LET TIsE People OF
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW
Tint You cnn Sell thcm Em..nims;
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SALES BY AUCTION.
PGTuR q DaY..

TO Improve m, lds shbrf di.,s ce frn., n ~ n =.
ah 10 urs u my ohierf will of. n thr h. h. :, hid,
a rnbir anri n on FRIDAY the I'M int II a. 81.
NJ. NY HOU> e ANDTD on r., IN mn, ~ =.
Sieee, ~ th'e"-t"ries high butt Il irS aud .;l
adF WI P,intf, With pa.sa in n fr. A n-T,r
AinE W'H - pure i ami III. -. i. ,,r,
eonTrn,e co f. the conf family Atsehe 4, !,
'aRfb TEX sIt'P i~o sfor hirh. aud nv II VII
june 4-dilfJnnc. :. y, ntr,,,r,
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uoiiOwuy's Pills aud Ointment bnvr been
bsf cnnnt-ffeited and protection to the
the public generally They requested observe the
marx Holloway. New York and London" which
every eat Of the book Of prrr each
sold at the manuactorv y" ~ Maiden Lane, New York and
by all Druggists at Sc, 6'r AID II per box pot.
ilnr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Trade tbi. Tuesday at oriors fu mce,ng
desired lune tdu WV II STRAIT \ s.rv
Nsrshern Assurance dsmpa.y, ,uevY.t.
rect, London. for FIRE AND LifE AssIIRANt'E Al
peris Act of Parliament
M M % go 200 90
II. Poirss 81 this Company not only
rye Capital but aso by the nnliniie personal respnb
II nearly loo Shareholders.
A ALEXANDER
nm e''ly Aren't IN Lynchbur- Va.
=. K.-we hnve but iiuie esaadr.cr In tn,
npe "pgned statenrn- al The protieors Of rised
edencs generally but fnrrc CONCUR In m. op,n
n uniformly expressed by all who have used Perry paws
"nd be well for every Householder have At hand in
hrai.,s scais bus iarhaa d,seniery cholcr, feycr
ID asne aud the host o: diseases external aud rh
"iapch 70 cure or alleviate No article mcdine
tanned 10 -nch nnb0nhded popularity
vented only sixteen years since la curative powers
ee experienced by many many thousands ction
the United Sisrs an Canada II has To every
Ht even the most remote The know world bearing viii,
innnenr's more potent than those o the slcss
nggs that thy sell article Tor expiration
IAN any or all others. and that the demand m
The stain linen the of the Pain Kier "a alv
moved by washing In Al ph,,
Sold by all medicine dealers
Sold by JOHN II. SEAY. Lynehburg. iune 7.aw
Prof " Gods sSnir Es"-io, nsiv~.-In our nd yer.
sing columns 10 be found an advertisement Of this popular
soraise. We know nothing ri it, merits save wh, va
al tut that u sufficient particularly when
"ny OF Its efficacy as the following which clip from the
'tiawa Fire. Trader
Having tried excessively sundry highly recommended
~ tonic. Oh orr own half denuded crown, all
mhtence In nosrums of that until ago we met
distinguished politician Of this Sate whom had see
'e year" ago with thin hair, and as grey
landed the secret OF his improved when he read
accounted for it by assembling II to the virtues II Prof
Noods Hair Restorative Va shall try that Rock
Sold by all good Druggists June Z wv
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REAI; ESTATE IN LxNCMn,R1, ron

EnIR
- tn pursuance with deed Of trust ex.cu,ea ~
IRE Trustees of the Franklin J,uld NO Find A.
900 a a. ~ sarah g. Saele AID David H. Sa.. Trr. eos
ON inc S,h o October 1885, obedience 10 A., or,or
the BOARD OF Directors Of the Association "a IN LII .
.en on me premsfs At a clnrk T. NJ on SAT
~ nENi i JUNE llth THE HOUSE AND ~
~ now occupied by tho aid Sarah G. S,rl sitrn,,
on tn street on Diamond Hill in city Of l., and
nc VI 'he Lvnehbnrg O. Campbell Courthouse Tunkc o. 49,
ierms CASH CHAS BLACKFuRD \
J. DAVIS Tus,o..
julie i-dtiUuhe. ID. g. PAYNE
PoSTt'ONEN nhovc .nI. 4. no.,
ron'd until SATURDAY EVENING, the isrh Inst. '''
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SANFORDs LIVER INVIGORATuR,
COMPOSED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS.
NEVER DEBILlfAIES.
PuR1FIES THE BLOOD.
PURlFIES THE BLUOi'
PuklfIES THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINTS.
CURES BILIOUS ATTACKS.
CURES CDSTIEENESS.
CURES FEMALE COMPLAINTS
CURES SICK HEADACHE.
CURES FEMALE COMPLAINTS
CURES DYSPEPSIA
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by III. .Edcnce
list x,D rs y Is June Goth
Its Principles, Proofs Uses. Signs OF chara, ter, &c.
IIfElis laws aud rnds wins, am ~ Organism ms char
acer. Course, hnc, r'rg weak. ant other .urrs
IiEALrIi-l's conditions aud rettJra ION BrealLing OK.
FORM As tnAnAC1i R-Tan .hott p,ominrn, suo.b
sharp blunt handsoc h"m,y and tber shapes. their
and anmal. in o Ks aud disposition Eye walk amsh
&c indicating character Natural language Physogno.
my rh enolog, -dcnn,on, discovery pipas rlranty Of
faculties Pa hoosi,ai facts Ani,na human ,ku,l,
c"h'ta>t,d szr measure Of power The race. Great
uscs and disn y OF Human Science
tm = 's ~ rH;ly nigh, J."e as'
or Good lica,s and h"des and how 10 inn rove both
LIES THREE ENDS--Harpiness, Self improvement and
G. drcn Al securd by the right our arc,i"ns
Ut, Good Bodiss Right feeding # children Why 100
1t" annually The three rrr'"d'-'ita muscular grow.
the functions Health fc,tins morals ID Ia,mnmv -
.v. action hs n sp @ OF The mra aud
fuurns Can gans he enlarged aud dn III hy cuItt
in ourselves In children Snecla ,re,, , =, a'i
each chld shall chlrcns viii be sub uedf Forced Dhc
aud r,ason by sons Promises Pc
c"p' Example How they come by bad traits Lave the
great governing fundamentally, Ac
This lecture esponns those irst principles which govern
human life II beth preemineuty plo'o cal \, r,;
cal; will resoiutonz" the family AT
who hear it. aud teach al tn" read 10 and
happiness Moihers tally, should h, ar it. And
Isit viii be mvaiua .ls.
ID I%oroHt-A a'n.."n g Ct. "Wednesday night, a,,
Or Love: It's Laws. aud r"~erto Baud ar Break De WIN
Selection mutual Adaptation, Courtslp its Fyta lrrnrs
and Eglt Mnnag cement Married LIT, md
how u render all marriages happ, lhe.
Marriage is the most eVouttu step ute II makes" mr.
"br'ak' ard all Infinitely important thea that ou
b" TAXI just right.
This lcu'r discusses those first laws Which, fnycd will
all Ia a happy union tur life, with
h" love element Its rationale. II due hctv zen
ladies and gcnt ih'r and daughter Tiers Al son,
b., Love beauties ALI every lie f,n
Iish appointment crushrs all. Cure Law, and ,nud
{ love. selection. Mutual adoption What uuafr,
attract; what r"pe amt why Chn sing
iicaith i'nt, educ alton; lit and Young men and
Young wum.ntst hcauN; fsli uairs Cousins. how youn
and should each other, man an. ,,nu,,
hp its fatal errors keeping 'ns Tor fam
occurring the quartz low love: rh mr. "a IA
the All, crs separating lover; forced mairl.s if nr
odd 'lks mcid"sonc relatives. "c"ud
scientific couri,hip ~ enlist prrprinata WI,
secuted al, Married Life aud Etiquette, what \a IN.
Div and what alrnatts the
ofrnrrs. jealousy reconciliation easy muldu, IA
moulded; all at rests
r,ipc 1t oneness; model husband rt,rn
Woman III" angel IT affection sample families an n
liuNVd
Il. lACIIEE.-A issoi q cts TBnfsae
MAsssSsED l.IEE;
= a,lt ',t,t4 inn Ma
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Martins official majority over Floyd in the South
western District is sl5
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TCST opened tws richly ornaueused Of
- MARBLE TOP CO rTAGE FURNITURE, cons sting 81
Bedsead Wadrobe Cabinet, Washsrand Chairs Table aud
Towel Rack. Also hch will BIO sol very
W. mi d,s WINSTON
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AT DUDL LEY HALL,
LECTURES an HUMAN SCIENCE.
BY Prof O. s.. FOWLER

DR0F. . FOWLER Of New York, will commerce.
l c"u .eof SIX LECTURE AT DUDLEY HALLon MON.
DAY NIGHT. June ",tb. nj eight ociork on
FhrenOlOgy and Physiology;
Or LiiaIts Laws, Organs, Functions aud uprov enent
Closing with PUBLIC PLANTATIONS If citizens se.t ted
by the ..Edicnce
LIST fcrrhf-Adinsson % c'n'sMon inlay night goth
HEALTH AND FhkENOI.Sbs.X.
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q
Machines i9j Broadway New and l@l iiin'r street,
fa,;iuiorr-A NEW SINLE --pR.tE S;aI--,IIMIE:S 81
fNIH Tins nm him. itnm spopK pnrciaNnl
th' requiring re~i thr "a II ilrms
f. H. ia ,IS and Il il
by with TO tlr la tiu,e
Il 1t wi! ii batter Htl
Srwini than a ",
losr SENT fnr II circular
ritt= 3,5ts. j Z. DAVIS - Agents. i.,u,,l'or'
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Ia hCrs to the Course dlml ting t!rLtcinp..., -
Tic<ris 10 thu Course admitting Lady y Gentlau.u 81 90
Tickets Ia he had al Bnokst 10, and nj The Door,
rHts ENOl.OssHtAL EXAMINATIONS.

u fully written descriptions Of tharae'cr k,d charts
and avce Ia gard :, tca@, Self Culture, PATENTS Seize
t"u. ritpc, Msuagonc of Ch l,l-n. tic daily com
ne1c NJ MONDAY goth inst, the Newell
ali al IL all places hiS asLy crow ed
twsrd the asi oi his say
MEIIISu An
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We take from the Washington States the follow
ing items:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-24
Our Father.

Often in the morning when we waken,
we hear a little CHILDISH voice saying
"Come, Bobby, let's say our prayers" and
then together both little voices offer up that
% Ost beautiful Of all petitions
tIoSr Father which art in Heaven"
All over the world. in castle ard hall, BY
the prince aid The peasant, is that beauti-
full prayer repeated; but above all, it sounds
sweetest when lisped by the sunny haired
child at its mothers knee. Mark the little
bending form, the hair put softly back, The
tiny white hands folded, and the reverend
glance bent tow rJs hefs, as though it saw
Savior in its mothers eyes.
Blessed I:ttle children! whst dreury
waste, what wide and fruitless wilderness
would this be without them! How often the
toiling mother wakes almost de.pairing;-
there is no iood in the house; her ceaseless
labors will hardly buy bread. As she looks
upon the red sun rising, with sad fore ebodings
and knows not how she shall procure meal
tor her little ones, swestly steal upon her
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3 4oetrp. q
The Waves of Life.

Like child by the see-shore standing.
Where the waves sweep up IN their prider
itiznd by the brink OF the closing year,
Anu watch It's receding tide.
Whatever Of good, whatever of wrong.
To its dashing waves have cast,
Will return again, When The tide rolls IN
With The scroll Of the mighty Past,
R.norseless waters, ye mock and play,
fe surge DER many wreck
Ger many q wreck OF home and heart,
As over shattered deck.
But on, in the strength OF its native pride.
Sweeps The majestic sea;
Bearing tie years, with their records and deeds.
To the shores OF Eternity!
SKULL VT idly waLder upon the straEdi
Shall We gother the shells that lay
Rose-hued and pearl, amid the foam,
Tossed up by Tie nocklng sJrayi
Shall We heed the roar OF the restless deep,
While the Wave- roll up aud recede,
Ard The record they bear-a blank, peIchance,
Or wrong or unworthy deed!
A white.cspped billow is nearing IN, shore,
Il is welcomed with hope and lear;
And the name We read on its Jeweied crest,
Is the name ot another ysar'
Then on the breast OF the breaking wave,
Rich tokens OF good veil cast.
And they shall return, when The tide rolls IN
With tbs scroll OF The mighty Past!
10. S. Journal. CrLTIrAroR MARY.
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Open the Gate.

81 wish you would send boy to opeE the
gate for me-" ssid boy ten years old to his
mother, as he passed with his books under
his arm.
WHY, John, cannot you open the gate
for yourself" said his mother. "a boy OF
your age and strength ought certainly to BE-
able to do that"
II could do it, suppose" said the boy,
but il is heavy, and | do not like the
trouble. The servant can open it Tor me
Just as we'll. What is the use of having ser
wants, If they are not TO wait upon us!'
thought he.
The servant was sent TO open the gate
The hoy passed out, and went whistling on
his way to school. When he reached his
sea, in the academy. he drew from his bag
of books his Arithmetic. and began to To- k
at the SUMS.
al canno, DO these" he whispered to the
next scholar; "they are too hard"
But you can try," said his schoolmste,
But il ia too much trouble" said John.
pray, what are teachers for, if not to help
Us out of our difficult les! shall carry my
slate 20 Mr.. Helpwel. the usher"
Alas. poor John. He had come to another
closed gate-a gate leading into path o:
useful knowledge. He could have opened
it allne; hut he came 10 the conclusion
that it was as well to have the gates OPEN
ed far us as to exert our own strength.
Tie result wa5, it was decided that he
hsG no genus for such kind Of study.
The same was true OF Latin. He could
have learned the d-clen.ions of the nouns
and the conjugations of the verbs as well ss
others OF HE age; but he had other boys to
do his exercises, and what was the use in
opening the cute into the Latin language
when others would do it for himl Oh. no;
John Easy had no idea Of tasking his mind
or body when he could avoid it, and the con-
sequence was that numerous gates remained
closed to him all his life-gates to happi-
ness! Chi 'dren, you should early learn that
it is always best to help yourselves.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-24

rRichard Randolph, a cousin OF John
Randolph, of R,aneke, died in Miami town
ship, Ohio, on the 3fsi Of January. The
deceased who was an cid bachelor, and had
resided on the Randolph tract, Ohio. for 25
years. He leaves property, mostly in land.
valued at $50, 900. 10 be expended in the
purchase OF the slaves now owned in the
Randolph family.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-24

senses, the murmuring of infant voices
She listens. Her very babes are looking
trustingly towards Heaven. They have hush
ed their sports, and kneeling together by
their poor couch. they say
give us this day our daily bread"
Her soul grows strong within her; she
knows God will never forsake her, and
with tears she thanks Him that she ever
taught them bow to pray.
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LAWS OF OHIO
Published by Authority.
An ACT

No. As. AN ACT
To amend an act 10 provide for the Execution of
Deeds for Land sold by the State Of Ohio, and
for other purposes, passed April l6. 1857
Sec l. Be il enacted by the General Assembly
OF the State OF Ohio That section Ave of II 10
provide tor the execution Of deeds for land sold by
the State of Ohio, and Tor other purposes passed
April l6, 1857 b. amended so as TO read as follows
viz: Sec 5. Whenever by satisfactory evidence,
it shall app. ar to the Governor and Atorne, Gem
eral that any error has occarred in any deed here
rofore or hereafter executed and delivered III the
name of the State under the laws thereof, or i'll
the certificate any public officer, upon which
conveyance if correct, would be properly required
from the State it shs Ii be the duty of the Governor
10 correct the said by the execution OF a co..
rect and proper title deed according TO the intent
and object OF the original purchase or conveyance
10 the party entitled 10 the his her h. irs or
legal assigns the case may require, receiviu g
finrn said party release in due form. 10 ho State,
of the property eTroneouslp conveyed.
Sec g That section five of the net 10 which
this is an amendment, be and the same is hereby
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House of Represe natives.
MARTIN WELKER.
President Of the Senate.
- so
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0TOne's breeding shows itself nowhere
more than in his religion. A man should be
gentleman in his hymns and pray yers.-O.
" Holmes.
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GrQuiet purity of heart is a beautiful
robe OF honor--Agnes Franz.
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Testimony OF Mr.. Ahner Elmrs, Market street
above sixth, oorruhorative OF the efficacy OF Wit
liams' Anti Dyspcptie ELIXIR.
d.. james Williams:
Dear SIr-tt 9 ives me great pleasure to know ths
you again preparing your med for the cure
of Dyspepsia, for many of my acquaintances have
repeatedly asked me where IL could be procured
know ing that | had been cured by 1t. A, think
that public A' know eigemcnt of the IRE al hen eft
have received from til use of your me eiicine Is
not only due to you. hut may he useful to others
now make It. For several years I suffered from
by spepsa, whi Oh increased To such an extent thar
my health aud constitution were rapidly sinking
under it. | was compelled to restrict mysclf 10
the simple food. and even that could moi di
Use. and (as you have il in your advertisement
WEAKNESS. lr the year 1878, he airing from others
high recommendations oil your Anti. nyspentir
Elixir, procured and used IL W ith the most hsppy
effect; under it, influence. languor and waanness
gradually passed away, aud my appetite returned
which could grstify with impunity Ten wears
have now elapsed, aud ny confidence in the cura
tive powers OF your msdiSne has o course inoress
ed, for Il completely cured me when failed TO OBJ
tain relief from any other source.
Very respectfully. yours, ]
ABNER ELMES.
The "EliIir" Is soid in hotties at sI each -
hotties for IS. - go
:. .Toprietor, JAMES WILLIAMS
chemist and Phsrmaeeutist.N No. Suuth Seventh 81,
PhiIAdsiphk.
UTFor sale by all Druggists, SOLO
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OCTOBER 10, 1850.

DR.. James HiUiams:
Dear Sir--Having suffered for a long time from
Dyspepsia so severely that ! was completely p,os
trated, and having tried very meal for relief with
out success, was advised To your Anti Dys
pep'ic ElixH" u Affords me much pleasure TO in
form you that im en- tirey cured by its use and /
cordially recommend it To all persons suffering
under Dyspepsia. Very respectfully, &c
GElRGS WOODRUFF.
Cornwall's Halfway House. Bristol Turnpike.
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AuDITGR's OFTIcE.
ST. CLAIRsvuIE, March "a, 1885,
certify the toregGing Laws 10 be correctly
copied from copies furnished me from the Secretary
OF State e. /. POORMAN,
Auditor Of Belmont county.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-24

sEcRrr.RY OF SfArre Offrr.
CoLuMBts. March 2, 1859.
hereby certify that the foregoing acts are true
copies OF the original rolls on file in this office
A. z. RUSSELL.
Secretary of State
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-24

4 S SHOWN by the statements of the
IA Board of Health Of New York, caused the
death OF 16i persons out Of GIL deaths in one week
and Isl deaths by consumption, induced by Dys.
pepsia. As il is wel altested fact that Dyspepsia
is the @rigiu of the sufferIngs OF large portion OF
those WIN die OF COnsump tIOn. IL becomes the duty
OF eve Y one to use SuCh precautions against and
remedy, for Dy sPepsIa as scIente and experience
have placed before them, and have proved to be
ettIcacIOus; of tlIls character is "DR. WILLIAMS
ANTIDYSPEPTiC ELIXIR" " in currObOr alton OF
which read the following Testimonials:
Testimony of Mr.. Edward II. Rowley. Of the firm
OF Rowley, Ashburner q 10 Is, North Wharyes,
in proof OF the efficacy Of Williams Anti Dyspcp.
tic Elixir:
PHILADELPHIA. October %, IS49.
DR.. James Williams:
Dear SiT-I take pleasure in recommending your
Anti Dyspeptic Elk ir. for the of Dyspepsia-
| have taken it myself for the disease, and have
been entirely cured. Yours, respectfully
EDWARD II. ROWLEY
Communicated to John D. Pcnrose. Esq from Mr
Franklin Eyre, Kensingron:
II is with great graf ification that testify to the
a. .NNN
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Communicated to John D. Pcnrose. Esq from Mr
Franklin Eyre. Kensington:
tbs with great graf ifioaton that testify to the
efficacy of Williams AntiDyspeptic Elixir"
which you so strongly recommended 10 me and Tor
stored my hesI h, which cheerfully publicly ac-
know ledge with the hope that Others may be sini.
larry benefited. Truly yours
FRANKLIN EYRE.
Kensinstop, Sept. 10. 1850
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-24
BRIDGEPORT
Tue uNRrvALLED LARGE OVEN ErNA.

THE UNRIVALLED LAKGE OVEN ETNA
both of which we have for sale.
We have also on hand and are constantly re
plen ishing a large stock of HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS AND HARDWARE; consisting in mart of
as follows: Table cutlery. Knives and Forks. Cas-.
kline, Candle Sticks, Shovels, Pokers Topgs sad
Irons, Brsu Kettles, JnpsLned Ware, shoyels and
Spades. Garden Hoes and Rakes, Pitch and Stable
Forks, &c.
In conclusion. you must call and examine ou
stock, ior Il IL TOO extensive to enumerate every
thing in an adver tisement or circular. MIR. ArkI
pie of Bridgeport and Belmont county for their lib
eral patronage and friendship towards him during
the wear and a half hich ne has had the pleas re
of doing business with them. And in max ing the
change which has been made, both parties propose
that by constant and close attention TO business to
be able to merit full share of public favor as here
tniore. THOS. q. tuLBCRTSON y co
bridgeport Nov IL, 1865,
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ID Y S II L5 IL S. D .

EZKA u. HEARTWEI
GEO. FAIRCHiLD, Secretary.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-24

\. }. WHITE q CO., Sole Proprietor
50. Leonard Street, New York.
N7Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pils are sold by sIl
dealers IN medicines lU
ii Agents wanted every town. village ans
hamlet IN the land. Parties desiring the arepcv
will address as above for terms.
price 25 cents per box, i've boxss will be sent ON
receipt Oft, lostsse pNd dea@
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-11-30
TICE. FoR- SALE.

THE Cadron property, thirty-six miles Il above Little Rock fronts the Arkansas river two miles, contains 5000 acres, lies in a compact body, and can be divided into three or four farms, giving to each a desirable Rirer or Hill residence
 This tract includes the Cadron Mills and Ferry l60 acres cleared and in cultivation, from five to six hundred deadened, spring, well and cistern water, with buildings sufficient to accommodate from 50 to 100 hands. Title unquestionabe. If desired, will sell with the place 100 head cattle and as many hogs.
 For richness of soil and convenience to market this place is unsurpassed by any lands in this try.
 will also sell q maqnifcenf tract of rioer lanf, fifty miles above Little Rock fronting the river 3 of mile, containing 600 acres-l25 in cultiva- tion-l50 deadened. For further particulars ap- ply to the undersigned, at Lewisburg, Ark, and for information in regard the land retert to John Quindley. B. F. Danley, J. J. Clendenin, Little Rock, Ark.
 July l3, 1859. If. w. L. MENEFEE.