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buck in the Field.

The distinguished incumbent Of the office
Of President of the United States, it is said,
will bc named as candidate for re-nomina-
ton. ,I ,i..rI fu..l5 1t'
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River News.

LoU1syIILE, November 9--p. M.-Riysr
stationary, with two feet pine inches in the
canal. 'i T0 1T.
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81 GsS- Mary Day, an unfortunate creature,
was brutality murdered osndaherbody throw
into the river at Baltimore, last Friday night,
by a gang of unknown sooundrsls.
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Gerritt Smith Crazy.

UTICA, November 9.--Gerritt Smith has been
sent to the Lunatic Asylum at Utica, having
become seriously deranged. ''
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RequisitiOn for Gerritt Smith Contra.
dicted, m
RICHMOND, November Ono requisition has
been made by Gov. Wise on Gov. Morgan for
Gerritt Smith. .r,
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GS~ ~OFFIUE OF TIRE PAssEN,
Ohio Mechanics Institute.
R6S5y-A LECTURE WILL BE DE-
W7eD L1VERED In the Hall for the Institute on
'f'i wednesday, November .,

PHILIP BoILEAU JONES, PHI. D., &C.,
Late Lecturer to the Society of Arts OF Great
tne @ Royal Polytechnic Colosseum and other Scen-
tifc Institutions. Subject: va Il.I Il Nrr'n.
1.-THE ENDS AND AIM OF SCIENOE,''
Elucidating the properties of NATTER and illustrated
Dy new and interesting experiments and specimens.
lecture to commence at Soclock. Admisission %
cents. Members tickets can be obtained on appIi-
cation to the Clerk of the Institute. no7c
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Co. PALMER'S LIQUID BLANC
ER DE PEARLE-Is fast superseding the use
Of powders for the face in addition to all the de-
srabe properties Of the finest powder, 1t possesses
that OF alaying all Inflammation, removes tan, sum
burn and frsckes and when properly applied its ef-
fecs can not be guished from those of natures
own beauier IL is applied with soft sponge, rub
bing the face gently with piece OF soft flannel after
1t has become dry. Price so cents. u.I b.
PALllER,A BALM OF ROSES.-Is IL pre-
paration that will be duly appreciated by all that de-
sire to restore by art the bloom Of youth Its app;
its use is entirely harmless. 1t is applied with
moistened cloth. Price rs cents. ~. : =
PALMER,s TREBLE EXTRACT OF
COLOGNE WATER-The sweet and lasting fra.
GRANGE Of this article has been the subject of general
admiration for the past ten years. II closely 70
sembles the celebrated Farina Cologne In fragrance
while many persons prefer II to this world
article. prepared from materials Of the greatest
purity wit oil the skill that science can affOi d, and
Is destined to supersede most articles Of similar
character It Is elegantly put up in fancy Toilet Bot
ties OF various sizes; ALSO 10 quart and pint packing
bottles to replensh those Of more costly character
S0L0N PALMER, Agent,
Manufacturer and Importer of Perfumery, No. So
West Fourth-street. t uo2
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COvingtOn Property.
Land Warrants.

WE WILL PAY THE HIGHEST MAR.
X.v KEl price for Land Warrants, and make To-
cations for our friends through our agents. In any Of
the States where lands open for entry and attend
to paying taxes Thereon. VIM. D. BARRY e. CO.,
n07aw fl NV l''J Postofice BUILDING
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MkS5y- H o Df e TIES MONY..

meN> III D M E TIES I'll M % NY
@SS LoyELACLyILLE. KY. August 4, 1859:
Y. W. Roback, M. D.-Dear Sir; This is to certify
that have been selling your Scandinavian Blood
Pills and Blood Purifier for more than year, and
take pleasure In saying that they give good il not
better than any Patent Medicines have
on hand. In fact know not asipgle instance where
they nave not benefited tho persons who have used
hem. ,..,i..a .I.,.. . b. ..
Given under my hand this, August 4, 1850.
~ ]. N. SMITH, y. Di.
For sale at No. q East and by Dealers
in Medicines through tho country noetf'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Co., MAsONIC.-sPECIAL COM
E<P MUNICATI0N Of N. O. Harmony q p,
Lodge No 2, !; and A: Mssons, will be heidNXx
on on THURsDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, +"
November 10 and III at 7 O'Clock. All MAJ W
sons IL good standing are invited to attend.
nol0b' CHAS. r, FOLGER, Secretary,
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aESF- METAMORA TRIBE NO. @,
You will appear on the hunting ground Of 0nna VIZ
wan, 7th run 30th breath, 10Th sleep Beaver Moon,
T.; D; 9,9M ws A.. A. EYSTER, O. Of r. y.
o. ". h'Lhf, VS.. .0f....a .r.... .f nol0as
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NOLDEN SYRUP.-Just received, some
NJ very fine Baltimore Golden syrup. For sale by
'N'H A. McDOkALD a. CO.,
no1 n 66 and Branch Store $40 West Fourt6.st,
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Our Foreign Policy.

The relations of this Government 10 for
eign powers is such at this time as to de-
mand the attention of the American people.
Since the days Of MONROE, there has never
been a time when such great measures SO
distracted the public mind, when the states
men of the country differed SO widely, and
when the harmony of friendly feeling be-
tween our and other Governments was SO
shattered.
Without now saying whether our policy
has been just or not, we must say such it is
that to-day We occupy anything but desh.
able relationship in the great family of ma
iions. If we are republican in our own
government ct home, is there no lear of ar
rogancs. of despotism, OF even tyranny in
our treatment of opr Sister Governments
Old mother England has held her own
against US, by sharp diplomacy, apa bold
decision; but with her we have beer tss'
quently at varisnce--fresuentiy the tender
pride of one or the other has been tread
upon. and nought but the conscious power
of each sgsins; the other. has kept our ar
mics apart to this day. France, in uiiaace
offensive g. defensive with England ,watches
ns across the ocean with jealous eye; and
tbs two spowers occupy every vantage
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-10
The Old Soldiers Pension Bill.

Many of our readers will doubtless re.
member that few weeks ago bill passed
the Lower House of Congress, granting
pens ions to the officers and soldiers of the
war with Great Britain in 1872 Quite .
number of our exchanges thought the Act
had become a law, and We believe that
msby think so yet; but it is mistake. In
the Senate it was re ferred to the Committee
on Pensions, and that Cempittee has re-
ported adverse TO the passage of the bill.
and here it steps. The reasons gwen are
well founded, and very plain. After Thor
uvgh investigation, the following esiimats
is reported as The amourt re qui lite 10 carry
out the provisions Of the bill:
L. The amount it would be necessary 10
appropriate at the present session would be
about S29. .76O,7l0. .
q. That the average sum annually re-
quisite thereafter would be about $4,000,
coo for ten years. ..
5. That the aggregate sum necessary tf
extenguish all claims that may be referred
under the bill will not be less than Slo3,
600 900. l ....
4. That the increase in the clerical force
of the Office will be about double the pres
ent number, and the expense of such in
crease. including contingencies and the
compensation of agents for paying pensions
about 1856 900. r..... .-..
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GLEANINGS FROM LATE MAILS

@The Hon. Robt. McLane, of Mary
lard, has been appointed BY the Preside ht
and confirmed by the Senate to succeed Mr..
Forsyth as Minister 10 Mexico. .ss --- 4.
G-In South Carolina the slave popula-
tion is 3s3 600. The white population is
2S3 900. The increase Of population anon g
the blacks is three times as great as it IS
among the whites.
o. The Mania 10 Independent learns that
the WinDebagoes have squandered all the
money paid them by the Government in the
early part Of the Winter, and are row SELF
ing orders on the next senTi-annual paw
ment. Of course the money all goes to the
traders, who on the cost of pnor rum and
blankets manage to get few hundred per
cent. a.t -.anr f.ra
JGesrge NJ. Dallas is proposed as the
next Democratic candidate for the Presi-
dency BY The Mobile Register. The Augusta
Constitut.onalist indorses the idea, and The
Charlest ON Courier copies the article.
@The amount Already contributed to
the Mount Vernon Fund oy Mr.. Everett is,
according to The Boston Daily Advertiser,
$50 1893 81. About 81 900 more, accruing g
from the delivery of his Washington is
at present outstanding, but will in a few
days be received and paid over by Mr..
Everett. .t..
SHOCKING AccrDENT-A DEAF MAN KIE
ED.-.Yesterday morning a deaf and dumb
man by the name of Anderson, was run
over and killed, above Bellaire, by a train
of cars on the Cleve land &, Pittsburgh Rail
road. The unfortunate man was walking
upon the track, and did not see The train
until it was close upon him. Upon seeing
the danger he ran ahead to pass over a
bridge bef re the locomotive could overtake
him. In the middle of the bridge the en-
CINE struck him, knocked him down, and
the wheels passing over his body. literally
quartered him before he had time to COM
prehend the caus,. Anderson, we believe,
lived at Bellaire Wheeling InteIiigencer, ot
Saturday. .
RoBBERY.--Last Sabbrth night, young
man who had been loafing around Cooks
Hotel for the past ten days, and calling
himself John p. Hawkins, took French
leave. Prior to his exit, however, be hei ped
himself tu a gold watch and chain, worth
$50 or $50. wallet containing $l4, and a
pen knife, belonging to J. r. Baird, an
Ambrotype artist boarding at the same ho-
tel. We hear that be also fobbei :he time
niece or Mr. McClenahan SUPERINTENDENT
of our Schools. In his hasty leave-taking
he forgot to settle his board bill.
Hawkins is young man, about twenty
two years of age, six feet high, dark hail
and dark eyes. He wore while here brown
suit. We trust he may be caught and re.
ceve the reward to which he is justly enti'
led.-Cambridge Times.
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H The Spirit z. Democracy asks Us if
the fact Of there being SO many Ameriesps
in this county, dun't account for our oppo-
siiion to Cuthalie Priests officiating in Con
gress. This is a sample. OF Democratic
logic. How natural to judge others by
ones self! How conc lusive his argument!
The editor of The Spirit is great man,
therefore the moon is made OF green cheese.
There, thst is proved TO his mind, at least.
Wonder if the fact oe the great Catholic
vote in the nation has anything to do with
TIE Spirits defense of them! Has il, Dir
Spir,t7 Give reason for the faith tha, is
within you.
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DEATH OF =. M. GENERAL BROWN.

" AshlNGlON, MAJ Cn o.
Post Master General Brown died :his
morning at half past nine O'clock. Up to a
qnarter of an hour previous, he wns perfect
iy conscious OF his condition, and took
leave OF his family. Last night .he Pres.
dent had final interview with him, and
was affected TO tears. During an occasional
delirium, The dying man called for the bill,
evidently alluding to the defeated Appropri.
alton bill having reference to the Post U.
Department. His desth occasions the ut.
most eorTo% among all CLASSES Of the com
munity- f1
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-10

rAn extra session, OF Congress will
likely be called sonnet ime during the Sum
mer sThe,cxtravagant Government, ofici-
ais have orders to shorten sails in every
department, NOT from choice, remember,
but from direst necessity, Congress failed
to appropriate the money, and good old
Uncle Sam. who in his bschelorhood has
been sowing his wild oats, now findsin his
rusty purse; sa"nary red II is estimated
that there W i'll be . deficiency Of S3,0oo,;
coo in the Post Office Department, by the
1st of April. 4-'e'' hs.'' i''r' 'a1"i ~ a
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@A NJ FULLIR. of San Francisco
sued Tor divorce on the grounds that his
wife, MARY Aks, treated him cruelty ~
He charged thar she was in the habit of
bro omsticking him without mercy, and,
worst of all, when her beau called for pri-
vate interview, she would order her hen
pecked husband out, following upthe order
by the bropmstiek. orby hurling the Ratchet
at bic head The divorce was granted.
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developEent of its great re-
sources, and Invoking the blessing of kind
Heaven upon you all, now perform my last
official act by declaring the House adjourn
ed, sine die! - s
The address was received with great en-
thusiasm, cheers and -clapping of hsnds.-
Some of the members bid one another fare
we'll and soon the hall was deserted.
WASHINGTON, March Sd.
Mid-night.-The President and his Cati-
net are the Capitol, OCCUPYING the Vice Pre-
sident's room. and attending to business in
connection with Congress. r
The Navy aPproi r.ation bill, as passed,
legalize< the order Of the Secretary of the
Navy, giving rank to Engineers and assist
ants utter The manner of Surgeons and
Pursers-Commanders and Executive Of
fcers TO have precedence. af 7a sIi.
The P. NJ. Generals physicians tonight
pronounced him cut of danger 7er,s9
A large number Of the Republican mem.
ers did not vote on the resolution of thanks
to the Speaker, on the ground that he dit
not vote on a similar resolution for Speaker
Banks, two years ago. IN E.-s --..- .-
sas 34 WASHINGTON, March 4.
Immediately after the adjournment of tn,
35th Congress to-day, the Senate com
menced its ex traordnary executive session
in accordance with the proclamation of tn,
President. The new Senators whose ere
dentials had previously beer presented W err
sworn in and the Senate adjourned till to
morrow. IaG aIG fW tsED a' s,.l &c &
ts5E 35Hge T si4 B. 10 .a4--se. .j.
y ] a. .-...., a.. WASHINGTON, March 4.
All the general appropriation bills tha
passed both Houses received the President
signature. The; Post Office appropriate
and Posi-, r cute bills failed to become law
Ehe former appropriated about $40 100000
+ Whether an extra session will be calle
in consequence of its, loss, is a mater 70
executive con sideration. So fat no relianc
can be placed on the rurnors to that effacI
Amid the confusion in the Clerks Office
it cannot be definitely ascertained whethe
any private bills, which passed both house,
failed to receive the Presidents signature
| The President was at the capitol hi
morning attending TO business.
The House failed, as has heretofore bee
the practice, 10 send the President mes:
age asking whether there was any furthe
communication to make and that Congre.
was ready to adjourn. Several gentleme
having objected TO the suspension of tn
roll calling on the private bill, which W;
defeated, in order that this courtesy migi
be extended
The House has removed every trace
the abolition of the franking privilege an
increase of postage.
The galleries were densely crowded
witness the closing scenes. Many membe
leave this afternoon for. their homes.
The President has determined to appoi
Robt. McLane, Of Md, as Minister of Me
leo. '" =.
John Morrow, the Sd Asst Post Mast
General died suddenly last night. 1t is sa
that he was at his off ice yesterday, atten
ing to- business.
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pThe Senate, iua Executive Session

DThe Senate, iua Executive session
eouffaled the appointment by The President
of RoskRr, OuLo as United staies Dis
lric, Attorney for the District, Of Colunbis,
in place of PHILIR Barron KEY deceased
Before the body of,peor Key was eolds the
friend. Of OtLDi were besetting the Presi.
dent for bis appointment. How hungry for
the spoiails- ,r...--, o. I-.-r-....--.
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Roback's Scandinavian Remedies

The cures accomplished by these great
Swedish medicines would be incredible were
they not atlesled by the parties themselves
over their own names. DR.. Roback. the
discoverer and sole proprietor Of these fsm-
Gus restoratives, is now preparing for pub
lication list OF cures for 1855, with the
names, residences. etc. Of the pat.ents;-
many OF whom had been told by their fam
lily phys;cisns that there was no help, they
must die. The faculty are thunderstruck.
They never dreamed OF the possibility of
compounding preparation capable OF
reaching the seat of disease in the blood,
and restoring that fluid to healthy con-
dition, with absolute certainty. All diseases
of the stomach. liver, bowels, kidneys,
nerves. skin, glandsan muscl les, are infal.
hbly removed by the Blood Purfier- and
Blood Pills. See Advertisement. Qeb24lm
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f:le Gre;at Ambassador of iirai,fs
BOON TO THE SICK,

Tie vi ant OF sterling meiieinaI TO meet ths
ills ann eessitiss of the suffering portion Of hu
manIIy, aud one entir9lv free from mineral and
other deleterions PARTICLES was Severely felt till
this al potyer fnl med dicne was ushered into In.
world; HoLL1w.Y's ISvNLJABLE Pills have hecome
the household ;medy OF al nations. Their attfi
hute is pRKvkNr yFe u as cuRE:' they attsex
moving the hidden canse OF disease reinviyorate
and restore the dropping energies of the system as
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-10

ErsEhe 'SIckLEs-KEr- tragedy isthe all
sbsorbfng gossip of Washington City. Mr..
BurTkKgoRrH is likely to be implicated as
eaua LIN guilty With KEY. There is strong
current Of sympathy for SIoELEs, but it is
not without its counter current. .--to.,-ss.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-10

9TLe quantity. of cotton imanufsctured
duriDg the yeaf" 1855, in the whole world.
is estimated a, 7s5 600 900 lbs. Worth
wheay. manufactured 1907 ,4eO 900. Mors
than one-haH was manufactured in Eng.
land. hH''1 '' '-'I e . -4i'J .'..- -''i,J ss Hf
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From these figures will be seen ,hat nearly nn.-
fourth OF the total deaths III fhe are caused
by cnusifinptinn, tn rdshiag ot Tia ~ uiasr,rI,
OIHcr diiIases sprInSI"s ff,siI slight cSid
DO not Irhe I;h your heath; lut II sIf- ring
from cnugh.. D. cold oR the Jugs buy bot.!. nf
-HOOFt,AND'S BAI,SAM CDRnIAL. snd YOU
ma ely conut on a cure. T'housalfS have done
so, nj ave certified t' Its wonderful ,efecls q
CU--Hs ssnieti mes prncead irom u dIS0rd-red' or
ayspePtic STATE ct the stou aci, in which case tie
German Bitters should he used IN OF weak
nessrs or gen raj debility "f the sysiem ra-ultinx
Il ON prottscteh cnasb the Germ l. Bite = win he
ioHad of great hsrefi,
Prsparsd oIly hy Dr. C. NJ Jackson AS arch
Street. Philadelphia. an FOR sale " Druggists .i.a
Storek keeper<t throughout the Cnted States and IAN
aaa- Price 15 cents perboitle.
LrrIL AGrSrs. ". .t-
q H. PATTEPsos. ST ClIirs+iie: fF..
CULHEErsnN x ftrrEKs"S. Brids scpsrt;
EZRA HARPER. HarIInsvilia;-f
EDWARD 1UGiIks. New ~ cas-;
C.. 1UpKINs. B1rneSyiIIr:
J.. & ,. II. MERCER nei:a,Te ,n5Iv
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e1yThes slaser anderer is advertised
ior ssse byd the Marshal. on the 18th ains'.
j, is rGG3n5offed 81 that forty Africans, brought
by hsr, are in the southern part Of Georgia.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-10
~ DIX. HOOFLAND,s '.d a.'i' ''
BAlsAMIc CORDIAL.
FOR THE sPEEDY cURE OF

Coughs Colds, Inquensa, Group, Roarss
ness, Brcncs'tis. Pneamonia, .Diseasss of
The BOr9-i' arising from CD. Incipient
r- Consumption, and for he relief and (if at
y al possibte cure of. Patie7sts IL hg most
,v adUaaced >tiges q he latter disease
This celebrated preparation like the Bitters. NAV
he confidently TeIfed 0n Ii is designed for cIas,
Gt diseases general and more fatal than xny
other TO which the peoDe OF :;is country are suh-
ject-lhnse spr ting from ..sIIs.It cold" T'hat
inenl auth, ity Br. Bell, SAY S: II will rot saw
that Colds are to 0ut inhabitants what the PISsue
aud rllGw Fever to :hose of other con tries=
biit, SAN confidently that they usher in dis,
eases of greIIer c"mpcity anI mortality -han Ihese
latter" -. e.. u " .. -zs-i ..Fl-
furth proof of the terrible fai siiv Of disease.
result ing from "common cold may be seen by5a
glance nj the hIllowing statistics, taken lrnn the
rec nrds OF the Bdard CT Health of Phil plifa Con
esSe'sly Jne Of tae most healthy IOeaiiIes in tie
UnIuH: .-t ..-.- ....- . t--
IaJ2- Total Deaths in Philadelphia, . 1851
.Dled Of CONSUMPTION, I0i2
81 ali other diseases ESQ i'm
Hn'niefl, -'-.. 90 e.349
i55?. Total dsaffs aTso
Died Of COhsu nj ptl5n, rl5
&. :. all other diseases, 7r54
szsz--=sssssrsl--s1- a.
1851 Total dsatis. 81. Iisis
r Dies of Consumption. Alg 2I73
- all other Diseases s1bas'
l ~ \ /. p
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EsFuNUs DtsOSDERS.

The proper sHtum and right condition Of the
bile is G1 nnmcHurN imper the health of the
humsn frame, th!s sLti hI iDGs medicine expels the
hidden seeds of tee alsnt. and renders all the
fluids and secretion aId fluent. CLEANSING and
resu 81 atihn the vital fur Ctipus of the bodv
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DYSPEPSIA.

The great scourge of this continent yieISs qnie
to course OF these antsepio Pills, Ghd the diges
tive Organs are restored TO their proDertone: no
matter in what hideous shape this hydra of disease
exhibits itself, this searching and unerrng remedy
disperseS IL from the palients system -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-10
Mig luSx, March 8.

Professor o. NJ. MITCHELL, the celebrated
Astronomer, has accepted the appointment
as DirsctoY Of the Dud ley Observatory.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-10

Such as'Consti patton. Inward Piles, FuiRess o
Food TO the Head. .Acidity ofi ne stomach, Nausea,
Hearthtirt Disgust for Food. Fulness or Weight in
the Stomach, Sour Eruc tati0ns, Sinking Flutter.
ing at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of the
Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing, FlutteriHg
at the Heart, Choking or SufoeafIng Sensations
wien in lying posture. Dimuess of v ison, Dots
Webs before the Sight, Fever and Duh Pain in the
Head, Deficiency of Precipitation, YeIlowness OF
the Skin and Eyes. Pain in the Side, Back. Chest,
Limbs, &C., Sudden Fliishes of Heat, Burning in
the Flesh, Constant Imasinings of Evil and great
Depression of Spirits. '' "a
The P.oprietofs, in seahing the attention OF the
public TO .his preparaton. do SO with q feeling OF
the Utmost confidence in its virtues and adaptation
TO tn d iseases for whirh il is recommended ir
Ii is no and untried article, but one that hes
stood the test If ten years trial before the Amer
ican people and its reputation and sale are unri-
vailed by any similar preparation extant. The tes-
tipony in its favor given by proininent and well,
known Physcisns and individuals in all parts of
the cOun trv is TN mense and carefuf peru sal Of the
Almanac. published ANIMAL by the proprietor ssd
TO be had gratis of any OF his Agents, cannot but
satisfy the most ske ptcaI that this remedy is really
deserving the sfest celebrity it has obtained ID
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-10

GrA monster. OK, measuring II feet
from tip to tip. 10 feet in gir,h, and weigh.
ing 5000 pounds, is now being exhibited
at Augusta, Ga.