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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-28
By BRYAN AkERS, AucrIoNEER.

EXECUTOR's sALE.-I will sell in front OF
EZ the Market House in the ritv of LvnrhburR the h
dav IL this month, or 10 likely and young NEGROES
TGRMS-A cr' dit Of months fo negotiable notes sails
ftrorily endorsed BENZ. II NOWLlN,
jan 2adt29an Executor Of Hopkins Nowlia. decd
sUNRIsT SAIE OF VERY vALUABLE
4 CITY AND COUNTY PROPERTY.-By virtue of
John Rueker and n II. Cam bell and
L. A. Williams Trustees executed the I'd of February.
recorded in :he Clerks oice OF this and
the undersgnrd substituted rustee by decree of the
Hastings Cnnrt IT ynchburg i'll proceed sell the prem
iscs rHIi ItSDAY the Sd day OF FEBRUARY next the
FARM said deed conveyed containing about 800 ACRES
ihis farm lies In the county Of Campbell about miles fro
Lynchbug the Turnpike leading the Court House
wei wa,ere bv Beaver Greek has all necessary build
and worthy of the notice OF Wishing to
chase an excellent plantation
ON the f"iiowing AIURDAr. the 5th of FEBRUARY. !
shall scl sunry LOTS OF GROUND. lying in the ehr of
Iynchinrg al conveyed in said deed 1T trust htsr lots
If the Ground purchased bv the SAIL Rucker ct
Judge WIN Daniel jr and are located bet" cen Black Water
and the the River a. kanawh Ia
nal. Also, Nv, LOTS OF GROUND In the same vicinity.
purchased by the sail Fucker II the vnehbnrg Msnuac,nr
ing Camuan,. This property Is very valuable and Will ho
tho eompotioa"f the oran4e Alrxan
Railroad and commended to public noti:r
ticular desc rption will be given hereafter.
TERMS All tho property will be sold on reasonable
credit male known the day of sale
JNo M. SPEED, Trustee.
jan D c2a wfor3~ thendt5teb Rep copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-28
Old Bucks .organ" I'm . Bad Way.

Wa.hing,on corrcspondeut of thu New YORK
Times. In a letter published in Tuesaeys paper.
saws; .S
The last link il about bcine broken betveeu
President Buchanan and bis organ, tbs Wishing.
ton Union Poor Wendell has been dipped until
he finds himself bankrupt. The bargain'was that
the Administration should use the Union and fur
pish two editors TO whom Wendell should nav i've
thousand dollars each. The President selected
Mr. johnson, and the Cabinet called into their
service Mr.. Hughes, a son-in-law OF Secretary
Floyd's. In consideration. Mr.. Wendell was to
receive the Erecntipe printing.
Such was tho contract, but Mr.. Buchanan sub
subsequently insisted upon division Of certain jobs
with Mr. Rice, of the Isnnsyipdnidn. promised
to make it up. This Wendell agreed to stand, in
order to keep pence in the family when other de-
nands were made for division OF spoils. sud s0on
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-28

grcni care, after nIi the Phy.icinn. Ind inil-
ed 10y BAKfR's PREMIUM BIrrEks.-ro MIR. f. Bak--)ear
Sir In justice to Yourself and persons ho be similarly
afflicted, permit n, cite instance OF the able
qualities of your Premium Bites. | had them
until recently, but wife having been afflicted with
affection and dsordered stomach the
aelve used every in power her
{" heath She under the treatment five
able physicians but relief could he had thea
certificates the
tiers lpcrsuadei my wife to them she did so. and
little time she began rapidly No; only her
and disorders, stomach but her gene
raj health is better than has been
wrieths in Justice yourself and for the ",t others
" 40 similarly afflicted. Your obe' servant.
kiehm"nd. June 81, 1857 THOMAS NJ. MONTAGUE
BAkfK~ pRlMIuM BITrERs -ltichmond II, Ii
is willing pleasure that add
"f BAkfRs PREMIUM BirrERs IN maxi ing perm
of established of Dyspepsia, Will ha,r suffer
ed much for the last twelve months Ais" vile is
II with great after suffering for de
Utilization and dsorderr stomach As commenced
the of them convinced of viiu able quantities
confidently them . the afflicted. j. ADAMS
For sale 10y al the Druggists in Iynchhurs and 10y all ia.
principal Druggists ia The o Richmond, and els here.
Virginia also Messs Chas Sott CO, Washington city.
d. & r. H. Stablcr Co baltimore, Md d. H. Miller, Gov
inrt"n Ky; and Barnes Il Park n Y.
Orders filled by addressing T. BAKER, Proprietor,
@1ts Richmond va
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
AMHERST q. H., January e6ih 1859
FuNU rites inter cssrd tu tn fore aing order,
l. will take notice. that have appointed the 2t day ut
MARCH next to the therein mentioned
which hour III clock in the
ed 10 attend my ofhce with ali cvi
dcnce and all creditors uf the estate Of Ihos A. MOrri
dee als notified appear the time and place
with proof of their demands. SAML. II. HENRY,
jan 2s clawt,r4w TO .iins. ion r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-28

tina, have been invented Woods pre- rineny
claims the first place II will certainly restore the natural col
i til. hair, If the directions followed snie rnt
length Of time II aso has produced astonishing effects la
III of hair where the head had been
bald Wood does not pretend that IL will do this in all
think his candor good nenatinn of
the ch his restorative really II the
OF the hair destro, ed human make them
grow again but where there any vitality lett In the
The will the hair In all It's pristine ygr
1t has this repeatedly when all other remedies had failed
II therefore worth while la all make the Experiment
For clearing tho head OF dandruf and ening and strength
,ning the hair 1t has rival Htstra Patriot.
Sold by all good Druggists. liam Sow.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-28

Candidates for Clcrkship.

Dp.s" CLERkSHIP OF THE lIusTINGs CouRT-I re-
sccltuy myself candidate for tho office Clerk
OF The Hastings Court Of the city of Iynchhary
ian 5dinin WIN NJ SEMPLE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-28

Terrible Weather in British Columbia
The news from Fraser River, brought by tho
Steamship Quaker City, represents the weather in
that region ashnving been terrible in the extreme.
Geographic abstract in the Clipper, has already
informed us that miners were frozen and frost-bt-
ten by scores, and many Of them frozen to death
The details corrobornc every word of that report
aud though we have as yet no personal narrative
from any of the sufferers, the render is presented
witt scene of distress which has seldom had n
parallel We quote from the Victoria Gazette OF
the 9TH ut.. as follows:
Gi,at suffering has lrcn Xperiencoi by the mi
ners coming down. A party of about 100 came
down the river III canoes, until they struck tho
ice below the mouth of Harrison river. They then
sta,tcd for Langley, overland, surprising ii A.
miles distant The distance was greater. trail
had 10 he made over high mountains, through ten
inches Of snow; -loughs waist deep, we're led,
the cold being intense. and tho undcrbrush thick,
and passed with difficulty. They had only one
dny ) provisions and were three days without pro-
visions. Many were irostbiten.
\ pulchman and wife, name unknown, were
frozeu to death. Completely exhausted many sat
down to die. Mr., Bryant, late Superintendent IF
Iiiluc mail. gave up four miles from Langley,
an ad, iscd his son to go on. lie also gave out.
two miles farther Oh. : leo. French, hardy po-
ner, late Lillooct mail Surveyor, formerly survey
or ni But, county, laid down. worn ont with toll.
When hope was waning fast the whistle of the
steamer Enterprise, which had got out Ut the Ice
wa. heard, aud they saved, and carried to
Langley. liumors conflicting to the mum
| be-, IT deaths.
Three men are said to have been found frozen
| to Heath on the river in canoe Names unknown
\ man who came direct from Fort Home. tells
us that Saturday night last, he camped ut the
cabin Of miner named Faga about Is miles be-
low Hope. He says there are upwards Of 100 men
there who had been caught on the river, and had
sought this cabin for protection against the in
| clvnency of the weather.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-28

Es.}- am candidate for reelection to the
tl"tk-bip of The Court Of Hastings fr this citv
ian ilt,laie JAMES BENAGII.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-28
FUTURE DAYS
CALEoEI.AND AND NsCRoE..-.

SALEO OF LAND An ID n EGG RO Es,-Ry virtue
- Of decree Of the County Court OF Nelson
Ris Ru,isi and Others made the .ith day Of Janua
So the un"r,i cncd vii hgl
es bidder l., OF public suction, FRIDAY, the 4th
day al MARCH next Brookvls. ia Alben,ae county, IL
LIKELY SLAVES, consisting Men, wemen Children
And IN the rext day On the prrnires. TRACToF .>~
LAND containing about $40 Acres lying In the county XII
oi Nelson, adj the lands III James Woods Thos -.
T. ard and 9th rs In the eaborood of Greenfield The
Land has on comfortable DIV ELLlNG HOUSE and
houses
TERMS.-The Slaves will be sold a credit & months
lhr Land on credit Of l. and Negotiable
l"i,sve and satisfactorily endorsed will lie required of the
Of the slaves Bons with good security
WI M required ri the prrch Of the land the
tained as ultimate security Sufficient pay expenses
Of the sale will be required. JOHN b SPINE
JOHN H. McCUE,
Jsn ~ clawt4narch RO WHITEHEAD.
The charlottesville Adroode and staunt,n Spectn tor
NxTENaIvE SALE OF CONNECTION.
~ ARIES. WINES, CIGARS. &c-ln pursuance with "a
deed Of trust executed TO by Jno W
OF January shall, ON TUESDAY FEBRUARY 9Th, proceed
to SELL At public auction, his Store HOUSE.
TlONAkIES. LIQUORS AND CIGARS. and all the FUR.
NTH RE AND F,xTUHES in his es' enlistment.
From Monday lie 3si oI January, tho ~ SALE Mr.
j. burch will ba authorized Agent - rea,l tbs
goods In his siorr for cash.
will he glad TO receive d. for the whole stock
ono wishing to engage In the business. will thus have
portunty Of obtaining well sel ted stock liberal
tar y. both as Ia the amount amt the time.
wholesale purchaser w be ably keep he store twei
known Yam "y old sad which is hsps the eli
ghle In the city. UnAS NJ f3LACKFcRD
jan u dscsirh ru.re
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YNCuaRUKs: COu,uE<:



day, the 2sr day OF S"ppmbcr. 1853
Thos A. Morriss, Admlus Geo. Norris &c,
IN CiANCERY
Tho Court doth order that Lindsey Davis, Administrator
1h,s Morriss, deed do render before the C"nn.s
,rs ihs of his administration HE
tate of iuesiatc that the Commissioner. Thomas While.
head do render before the mmss oner of
his collection sales Of the land made un decree Ills
Of the share Tbs Morrss in the
the land Ez beth Norris deed which
the said sSioner directed To
and settle and make report thereof H. Court together vi
all debts due the Of Thos Murti~
decd and of their respective poriii am, t" this end tn
tommlssi ner is directed to notify creditors by advert
in printed IN LynchUHrg, appear before
him. certain day, by him appointed with Of III r
demands
Cupy-Tcste
SAMI. NJ GARLAND. Clerk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-28

UAus9OB.UTgON The eoparsmcrship hereto
IL fore brtwren .nty Christian Saml h. Chris
item. Jno +. Whaling and VIM NJ g. Montague under the
style and nrmo CHRISTIANS. WHALING MoNTA-
CUE has been Dissolved by the deaih Of Henry Christian
The interest In Gtt cuc-ru a. Henry a Christian and
San Il. Christian las sold 10 ,Icssis Whaling. Monta
que and CHRISTIAN Jan % di3ojan.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-28
By BRYAN AKERS, ArcrIoNEEK.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a LOT.-un
~ Of decree the Circuit Court Lynchburg
al the last term in the Of sseau Hernlon, SHALL
THURSDAY the 2Sth iHst at ~ o'clock p. NJ, tho
premses, sell the LOT the bill and proceedings said
cause enone containing third of Frank
lin Ill., and the South East d Of Franklin Street. trent
ing 50 feet and inches said Street and running back 247
feet being the Lot sold by the Plaintiff the Defendant,
wi the Dwelling House, in nnfnish state thereon.
TERMS.A credit of and II months for negotiable notes
satisfactorily endorsed. &c. ROBT. j. DAVIS Conn.
Jan i2- 3ta tlSian. Is. AKERs Anconecr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-28

~ WOGSn IDS Of prime Bacon side.
lVyV 10 hosshcNis If Sho nidcrs Breasts and Hams
GJO barrels OF snp"rir Rye whisky. ya,i"us brands;
barrels OF r. ctifei Whisky Gin aud French Brandy
5tl barrrls Of Ale Al Il elder;
50 casks If Imported frcnch Brandy
100 Iarrels of No and Mackersl
no KITS of No Maek-rc
LOCO bags OF Jaws, La ufa and Pc Coffee;
700 kegs If Nails:
Oduzcn Of Buckets and Brooms;
Ito barrels If Connect rnt Apple Brandy;
"a barrels Of Is Of " ght Ape Brandy;
900 packages of Black and CIR Tn Teas various grades
$40 packages of Loaf Crushed wered Patteut, Cut and
Gr,nuatcd Sugar;
25 hOgsheads of N. q. Sugar;
81 barre 3 OF n. .. and r. r. Molasses.
For sale by JONES X 70,
ian 2iitsI No Z N lin Str Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-28

NEW co.. & T. u N !!
AT the stand lately occupied 10y Nm: T. Anderson.
" selves together und the st, lie au'l
W firm Of JAMES BJi co, Tor the purpose of
acting general
Grocery Commission, Storage AID Forwarding
81 u = n =
At tho stand lately occupied by VIM 7 Anderson. first house
abo,c the Va Il Teuu Railroad Depot where they will keep
enty hand general assortment of CIR DCERlES
AND LIQUORS: a>,. Gu Lime, trneat AMI md
Plaster Ia sale IN nod ding
viii tif their attention to the sale Of roSsIGN
and trcrls sal effected Nar
iacies they prepared t. Store
At hw
W. hope by and personal ate ton to business Ia
share III til" pnpc that
" III be spared To r.l.ler satisfaction.
JAMES BOYD
jan odds GEO A. kINNEAR.
Great Reduction in Charges on q God. Tram the
NOilb, via ASir:sn Dad I'd , nmcs River
~ R<nnnwha CnBnI. Ia s4ynch bara,
Ihcncc by Itni1s ond to the
Scu!h-W West.
IIANkF Full to f., nd, aud the public for their lib
era patronage, would respectfully ini'rm them, that
the large NJ bus uesi consequent
,,cpn, laN Determined 10 reduce charges
General NJ rcaaadisc s. by Goods, Loo Shoes Hats
Cap onl, 100 pounds, " ich includes all
expenses The Whalv,s ut h,lmond 10 the Landings
Depot II Lynelburx
Produce frwar cd ut very low rates.
tpT- FIR special rates circular
ALFRED s. LEE
F0yrd,dinR and Commission Merchaat,
jan 97d,s. On the book. Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-28
Dr. JOSEPH SPECIE and pr.JH BowYER,

DR. JOSEPH SPECIE and Dr. J H BOWER
HAVING recently formed partnership, otvr ih,
ii f's>ional services Ia the pubic.
OFFICE of DIX BOWER, the Forest Depot.
OFFICE Of DK SPtAcf, ,ra,cily llil halt nile from
For i'.Io; jan ~ 1t.
4 ADIEs' AND CuluDKENs' SIaOEs.--I
have by nice lot of Ladies KID
BOOTS, with and without heels Ga Heel Boots, Goat
Boots thir,ns superior Goa, Welt Boots, also, hand
good supply Of Caters sc &c
Jan gSelis. L. SEARtRY.
4 YNCIlRUKs: & . 4. Z. Il q. u The spring
term If This Institution will commence TUESDAY
IL" 81 nj FEBRI AIRY Stn Tents wis ing II
lesc. ,rthr parents and guardians of lind
Mes,r MA kfofds Book Store day. bGtw
the hours Of ooeock. A NJ. ant ; "c ck = NJ.
jan p dlUt. l.. W. LAMBETH. Tu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-28
AIAA RUs1Eu.~ laiii Sho, Is and Brown
Il ex1vDO STUFF Ia Sale low, by

JaI - dts JAMES BOYD co
- ~ TONS No. 1 2'rrutinm <.uano; ) i0M>
- ~ Ei- Guano Received in prime aud for sale by
21 i MES BOYD & ca
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-17
r E A ID THIS

! HAVE just received and will keep fol
4 sale, all the following named medicines, which
is warrented genuine.
Or. d. Jayne's Family Medicines;
Dr. LOuden 81 Cos, do do
DIR. Radway IL Cos. do do
Dr. Rodgers, Syrup of Lverworth, Tar & Can c ma
aqua;
Dr. Halls, Dslsam for the Lulgs
nr. Ayers. CnerTy Pcctoral i PITS;
DIR. BtowH's Ess. CT jamaica Ginger:
DIR. Sellers. COug gh Syrup, Pills & Vermi frIse;
DIR. Bake: :, Pain Panacea;
Dr. Guysotte's, Yellow Dock k SarSaparliI
Dr. Mead's. Family MeaiciHes;
Dr. SiOane's. Family y Hursz Medicines;
Dr. Smiths. Horse Medicines;
Hr. Merchants t.afeiiI. OIL;
Dr. McLane's. PiIis Il Yermiluge,
Dir. TOdd'S, Pills;
Ur. Haseys Forest Wine d Pills;
Dr. Bgrhsve's Holland Biiters;
DIR. LGCock's Pulmunc Waters;
Old Dir. Jacob Tewnsend's, SarsspGrla;
DR.. SIableT'S Medicines;
Dr. Tobias Venetian l. iHiment & Ointment;
nr. McAlister's, All Healing Oiutment;
Dr. OshOrn's, Golden 40
Dr. Hunts. LiuimeRt;
III. NiCker's, Embr3cst0n.
All of whiclII " i'll sell at the Wholesale & Reta
Prices. ), W. COLLINS. Druggist
mali 81 Evansville. GhI0.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-17
. The uNRIvALLED LARGE OVEN ETNA,
tSXECUTRIX'S NOTICE..

TIT
IL Notice is hereby given that at the Probate
Court for BelmoTt Lounty, the undersigned has
oeen appointed ana qualified as EIecuuix of
the estate OF John Tate, Jr- Decd ate OF Belmont CO
Ohio.
All those indebted to said esta.e requested to
make immediate payment, aud those having cIams
against said Estate, notified to present them for
settlement within one wear from this date.
ial2O NAEGAEET TATE, ExeCutrix.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-17

Testimony OF Mr.. Abner EImes Market street.
above Sixth, corroboraiive OF the eiIiCac OF Will
liams' Anti Dyspeptic Elixir.
DI. james UIiiiGms:
Dear Sir--it eIves me great pleasure to know that
you are again preparing yOnr med for the cure
pf Dyspepsia, for many Of my acquaintance have
repeatedly asked me where II could Sbe procured
knowing thai I had been cured by It. A. thiuk
that public az know cement of the gre al benefit
have received from TIA" use OF your meLIciue Is
not only due 10 yuu, bat may be useful to others
now make II. For several years | suffered from
Dyspepsia whI eh ucTCa sed To such an extent that
my heslth and constitution were rapidly sinking
under II. | WAS compelled To restrict mystIC 10
the most simple iood, aud even that could not d
gest ieit loss Of slrcng ill., dIsnCiination to ex
eTcite and Gas you have II IN your advertiseme mt a
General feeling OF oppression and Indescribable
WEAKNESS. lr ine year ISIS, he airing from Others
high recommendations of yOaT Anti DysneptIc
Elixir, procured and used il with the most hapnv
effect; under its influence lanruor aud WEAKNESS
gradually passed away. aud my appetite returned
witch could srstiiy with impunity. Ten wears
have now elapsed, aud my confidence in the ,ura.
tvc powers of your medicine has of course increas
ed, Tor II completely cured when Jailed to oh.
tain relief from any other source.
Very respectfully. yours
ABNEH ELMES.
The ELIXIR" is sold in bottles al 8 each or six
bottles for s..
Proprietor, JAMES WILLIAMS.
Chemist and fharmaceutist, Nod, South Seventh ST
Philadelphia.
III fo' sale ny a'i btuSSlsS sel6
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-17
NOTICE.

ENHE SUBSCRIBER hereby forewarns
alIpersons from hauling Carrying any
wood, lumber, rails. or coal, of the North West
quarter OF section No %, in Richland township
Any person hereafter doing will be strictly de alt
with according 10 law. MAHl ON HATCHER
Jan. Ilth. 80
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-17
DIR. HOOFLAND,S
RAlSAMlg CORDIAL,
WILL ErFEcrUALLY CURE

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Group, Hsarse
ness, Bronch'tis, Pneumonia, Diseases Of
The. Bo,0ets arising from Gid, Ircipient
Consumption, and for he relief and If at
oil possibIe) cure of Patients in the most
advanced stages Of the latter disease.
This celebrated preparation. Iise the Bitters may
be confidently relied on. IL is designed for a class
Of diseases more general and more fatal than any
other to which the people of this country sub
ject-thOse SPIRIT Jins from a "slght cold" That
eminent authority. br. He'll, sa, s: Il will
that Colds are to our Inhabitants what the Plague
and Yellow Fever are 10 :hoSe of other Countries;
but, I aver Confidently that thev usher in dis
eases Of greater ennPicty all. mortality 'an these
latter"
furth proof of the terrible fatality of diseases
result ing from a"common colE' may be seen by 4
glance at the following statistics. taken from the
records of Beard of Health Philade lphia Con-
fessedly of the most healthy localities i'll the
Union:
1859. Total deaths in PhiIadelphie, Ioe6i
Died OF Consum ption, 1919
.. AZ ali other diseases ESQ in
nu,nhsr), $50
-IO.a6.
1859. Total deaths, 9.74g
- 9.74g
is54. Total deaths. II,sl4
Died OF Consumption, 9,l95
- - ali other diseases, 9.636
Ill., ,si4
From these figures it will he that nearly one
fourth OF the total deaths IN the country caused
by consumption, to say nothing OF the Numerous
other diseases sprnging from slight cold "
DO not triie with your health; hut. if SUITE ring
from a cough, cold on The lungs. buy bottle of
H0OFLAND'S BAI.SAMiC CORDIAL. aud you
may safely count on a cure. Thousands have done
so, and have certified TO its wonderful effects.
Coughs sometime proceed from dIsordered or
eyspepiic state of The stOH ach, in which the
German Bitiers should be used. In ses of weak
nesses, or general debility If the system resulting
from prom tiacted cough, tie Germ BIIieEs all be
found of great benefit.
Prepared TIy by DR.. C. N. Jackson, AZ. Arch
Street. Philadelphia an Cor sale ~ Druggists and
Storekeepers thTOugho he United States aid Gal
ADA. Price 15 cents per bottle.
AGENTS.
II. Patterson. ST CiairsvilIe;
CuLBERTsoS & XTrEssoS, Bridgeport;
EZRA HARPER. MarlinsVilir;
EDWARD HUGHES. New Athens;
C. JUDKIss, BaTnesyiiIe:
J. & J. +. MERCER, Be'aire en5Iv
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-17
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

among which is TILDEN'S FLUID EXTRACTS;
GARNER, LamOureux & Co.'S PharmaceuIic Granules
and Drasees These preparations are destined to
take an important place in Therapeutics, and the
most distinguished praciitiOne agree admit
ting. These PILLS, GIANULEs end DRAGEEs are
covered with Coating Of sugar, and present great
advanta ees in the quadTupe point of view of the
exac tness OF the weight of the medicines. of its
perfect preservation, its convenient and agreeable
administration snd, above ALL its greatly increased
therapeutic action These med cnes prepared
by Messrs. GARNER, Lamoureaux L Co members of
the College sf Pharmacy of Paris
He has also received an extensive supply of Sur
gical and Dental instruments. Gold nnd Stannum
Foil, Gum, Plain and Pivot 7eti all Of which lie
will sell og the mos! reasonable terms.
auIqif
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-17
ShawlS.
FUiSS! FURS!

Ladies desiring to provide themselves with
beautiful and genuine FuTS liiS season, " il
find IL to their advantage 10 examine my stock. re
fure purchasing: as my assortment IS greater u at
ever IL has heen, ami prices considerably lower
having pu released them drrect from .Iie Impurtc,
aud Mannii ctIreTs, and only for cash, il
consider BILE advantage. and an ihurs:Ir enab ted
to sell very cheap Russia Sable. Mink stone Mar
tin, Fret saDle. FilCh, Lynx, GeHaeis, and al
the usual varieties have ii iGrse quantities au'
all prices.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-17

COIATRY MERCHANTS will find il to their
beneiisso call on me before purchasing, aud pledge
myself TO sell to them their slUck Of Dry Goods as
cheap they Can be bought in the East.
ALEX. HEYMAN, I37, Main street.
Wheeling, September. less. oC2I
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-17

100 Pieces of Carpets of all kinds. Brussels
Three Ply, Superfue Ingram, All Wool, etc.
will sell a good quality IL Carpet al 2Jc. and
superior quality, all wool, for soc. Great Bargain
$50 Hearth Rugs-A fine Brussels Hearth Rug
worth dolls, only dois., the finest quality G
Velvet Rugs, the largest size always sold at dOls
for caIy ), and do. common size, worth dolls, fol
only $50