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meOital.
BOerhaVe'S Holland RitterS.
For the various affections consequent upon disor
dered
Stomach or Liver.

such as Indigestion, AciIity of the stomach, Choc
Pains, Heartburn, Loss Of Appetite, Dependency
Costycncss Blind and Bleeding Piles. In all Ncr
Rheumatic, ana Neuralgia Affections, II has, IN
numerous Instances proved highly beuencIai, and IN
others elected decided cure.
This II a purely vegetable compound prepared on
strictly scientific principles after the manner OF the
celebrated Holland professor, Bocrhaye. Because Of
its great IN most Of the European States, il
introduction into the United States was intended NOR
especially Tor those OF our iatherland scattered her
and there over the face OF tins mighty country
Meeting with great success among them, now ole
Il e. the Anne. public, knowing that its truly won
dcrful medic NAL virtues must be acknowledged
# is particularly recommended TO those person
whose constitutions may have been impaired by IA
continuous OF ardent spirits, other forms ni ds
sEtiUn. Generally Instantaneous VA effect, It hnds It's
way dIrccs the seat Of lie thrilling und quicken
my every nerve. raising up the dropping spirit and
fact lulu-ng new health and vig"r IA The ~ st"n
NOIICE-Whocver expects t. ind this a bevera
low spirited il Mil prove grateful aromatic cordial
possessed Oi singular remedial properties
eau ton.
The great popularity Of tins delightful Aroma ha
induced many mutations, ~hvh the public Shout
guard against purchasing. BE not persuaded To bu
anything else uHiil you have given BgeFlAtFes no
land Inttrrs iar uE.l. one battle will convince 20
IuV infinitely superior IL Is {" all these limitations.
So sold at 81 per bottle, or siN bottles for So,
TIE SUIE PROPRIETOR,
BENJAMIN PAGE, Jr.. n CO.,
Manufacturing pharinacelt.sts ANA Chemists,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by Druggists generally thrOushou tie Unitec
States aud Cduadas.
EWIN, PENDIEToN * co, Wholesale Ag'ts
v. IS. BEKkN DEAONIllE,
pr. A. IL. ROSCOE,
10. q. BROWN,
bFNpyIlIE * BELL, a
q. ". iENI EIsHOIT,
Br. Z. WELLS,
WELLS, HOOPER n CO.,
BEECH i HUNTER.
And by druggists generally throughout the StAtei
Au2g-QNWly
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SCGAR-The market steady. with sales of about
1000 hh!s Fair 10 Prime ranging at - 96c 2 Id.
MOIASSES-Some 3 100 bbls were sold Sa1261a
cent for inferior aud fermentlUg, and 27@22Sc for
Prime and choice and 500 half bbls u 3c6a321zc z
gallon. Also plantation about 200 bills 1.-TWO
crops) at &c 2 gallon III the eistern
FLOUR-Market quiet. Sales I 900 t. 200 bbls of
which 232 Superfne AT 81 S715 200 AT S., and 100
Choice Extra IT Harrison - 81 so = bbl
C"FFFE-Ss.los 400 bags Of which 1913 at l0Lc,
"75 ut lO5s 900 at IL, and loo AT II9ll;S cents
p III.
>AIT-A cargo Of 10000 bushels Turks Island in
bulk sold at lSc Z b She cash.
Augusta Tarket.
AUGUSTA. Dec. 70 p. M.-COTTjN -There is a fair
-emaHd today, unchanged rates. SHE'S 635 bales
Is at 100 30 u 1873 at l07s 20 at II l3Oat II Is
40 at II SO at IL "a ana 10 bales at nc Receipts
,l5y bales.
Savannah Markets.
SAVANNAH, Dec 29.-Slles Of Cotton $50 bales with
unsettled market.
Charleston Market.
CHARLESTON. Dec .g.-Sales 4 ito today 3 600
les, Of which 900 sold at IL "a cents. Market
closed firm aud al very fun prices.
baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE. Dec IS T.. M-COFFEE - There was
nothing ia Coffee to-day far as we were adyis
ed. The stock here in first hands very small being
about 900 bags This has the effect chcch bust
in IL The market quite firm with good i.quify.
We quot prime RIO at II 4 10 u CTS; good fax
IL II = cts; medium 10 10 l0A cts. lguayra IL u
Ia / = cts, Java Il y to l51l
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To the Citizens of Louisiana.
Arkansas. Florida.
Tennessee. Alabama.
Texas. Mississippi.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

After several years experiment IN the manufacture
Of GIN fortunately succeeded, In the year 1875 IN
making a discovery IN its manufacture, by which Il
deprived Of us acid and innamuiatory properties
and rendered perfectly pure.
Nv manufacture b. At ~CLeidam, Holland. Amer
several months reflection what title 90 give IL, IN
troduced 1t - the American public under the ute u
I" Wolfe's scheidam Aromatic Schnapps."-
Srhcdam Is the name % the place la Holland where
the Gin IL manufactured 90 aromatic derives -
name from the Italian juniper berry With which IL IL
favored and the word .. chnapps % o. the German
FOR drnk-cugue, drafn-Woife's s, heldam aromatic
drink No sooner had ny Sghuapps been Introduced
To the American pubiiCi aud recrR-d with appfoba-
ton than the uquor mixers u New YORK, Boston,
ana Philadelphia started in pursuit with their mixed
and poisbnnus stu. under yaTious names IN sever
al instances my labels have been Perfe ny imtt
ed with only the addition ~ feW letters, q plead
technical avoidance of the Law. and 40 carefully pre-
parsi a. TO impose on caTelrss Purchasers. under
merchants of New Orleans account OF the cheap
ness IL tue stnn. Two Dollars per dozen FOR the
Quarts and one Dollar and len Gents dozen FOR The
Pints being the wholesale price Ia New YORK II IL
nothing but American WHISKY favored With the "a
OF Junper aad reduced thirty per cent below proof.
A mere liant Who participates indirectly IA tie fraud,
IN selling the spuT.onE artire q a. much an ohcud
eT a. The princitlal, sha planned the imposition
hops every Iseclsblc citizrni NEo values tlae
health u the community iu which Re lives, III AID
me Ia f-rrettng aud exposing tilr pul1ls
NEE hant Who Cur the sake 20 ies cents, All pat
In Jeopardy the lives 81 the community Ia shch he
lives such ulen should be Raled 10 tie pilivry Of
public sxecratiou-
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Southern Pacific Railroad.
arEPls.

NV ORLEANS. ia |. Cotton. sales 500
b les. The steamer, ne ad no effect upon
.sc market.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS oRCERT1FIcArEs

Enclose the money 10 address for the Tickets or
dercd, on receipt 81 which they will be for ~arded by
hrst mail. Purchasers have tickets ending in any
figure they may designate
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
20 purchasers immediately after the drawing
o. Purchasers Viii please write their signatures
PLAN, and give their Post once, county and state
HS- Remember that every Prize IS drawn and pAyh
bic "a full without dedurtou.
IS All prizes or 81 600 aud under paid i'm mediate
ly after the drawlng-other prizes the sua time Of
thirty days.
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Those who prefer not sending money by mail, can
The Adams Express Company.
whereby money for Tickets, IN sums OF Ten Dollars
and upwards, can be seutu US
ar OUR RISK IND EXPENSE,
from any city or town whore they have an once.
The money and order ma be enclosed IN a GOV
EfANENT POST OFFICE STAMPED ENYELyOPEn or
the express cauuot receive tpUm.
All Communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
WOOD, EDDY a co, Augusta Georgia
or, WOO, EDDY A CO, Atlanta, Georgia
or, WOOD, EDDY co, Mflfnin pton Della ware
80 A list 81 the numbers that are drawn from
wheel with the AMOUNT % the prize that each one In
entitled tn, vii De Published aftsr every drawing In
The following papers :-1Ugttsa (,sa } CoasationoE-
fst Neto Orleans I',sa, HoJiIe Ifqgiser CAarleaoa
NIHddrd, NGssriits 6Ise, atlanta Isslil0enoeT ke.o
PoFk Weekly Day I5osk, NardnHdL DaIly Nens Rtck-
so'd DisIatsh, Men ark DisJaich aud ysaa.idino
Niss Clarion aud Liale Rock Ark True Democrat
dec2O-td
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New FeatJires---Eifth Year
or The
Cosmopolitan Art Association.

SUPERB ENGRANINtiS
3 E4 UTIFUL ART NAL!
Valuable Premiums, q e., &c.
rINHlS popular Art Association, now la It's nnh year
Il OF unparalleled success, having purchased, and
engraved steel, Herring's great painting, ..The
Village Blacksmith - viii now issue copies Ito sub
scribers only on heayy plate paper, o IS inches
on the following
,EerEsIs OF Sxlhscxi milan.
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WOOD, EDDY Il CO., Managers,
Successors TO -. Swan & Co.

FT'HE following scheme VIII be drawn nv Wood Eddy
y Co, Managers at tho sparta Academy Lottery in
each of their single Number Lotteries for JANUAkY
1893, at AUGUSTA, Georgia, m public under the SD
perutcndence Of COMMISSIONER
Glass draws Saturday, January /, 1853.
Glass draws Saturday, January 8, 1853.
Class 3 draws Saturday, January Is. 1859.
Class draws Saturday, January %, 1859.
Glass 5 draws Saturday, January 20, 1859
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SpeCial 1lOtifrs.
Rock City Mills.
d. T.. RAVIIAN & CO.. PRO

j. T.. EtAsIiAN Co.. PrOprieIOrs.
f. BAUMAN x CO., Manufactures q EOCk CITY
) FLOt e. will pay the highest lrICC at all times,
Wheat Corn. al their Mills. corner Of Line and
'hcrTy streets, Nashville, Tenn.
Prices of Flour.
and after this date, anti iuIther notice the
rice Of
extra Family Flour s. 20 Fine Bran. 90
Fine Flour. p Mixed Brah.......... so
tnbOlted ............2 10 Coarse Bran 80
Hddlmgs.. 4 % Corn Meal coo z bushel
All articles sold by the undersigned deliverable at
any place in the city free of charge When selling by
the quantity their rate discount is 10 per cent from
retail prices j. Z. BAUMAN co.
Any one wanting Flour, Bran, Meal, &C, from Rock
City Milis will find rider Box at the ~ 81 Office
and Al ii. Gordon * Co.'S Warehouse, where the
car man calls four times each day.
dec2-tf j. f.. BAUMAN X co.
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n A S III V ILL F.:
MONDAY MORNING. JANUARY 8, 1859

$50 We have just received additional sup
plies of Printing Materials and stock of all
descriptions, and are better prepared than
ever to do Job Print in the finest style OF
the art. We solicit orders.
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sberiG's Sales.
sHERIFFss SALE.

SHERIEFrS SALE.
I'D veTed from the honora BILE Ciregit Court of David
son county, Tenn at its 81 ieBber term -1SsS, S
expose public sale fine hag hest bFieer- for cash
the court house yard gate, the City uI Nsshyhie
or SAIL RIAY. HE Sill ! AZ OF - UAkN, 1853
der Printing Il chine / te.it air asine Pet VIII
Rcgisl. NJ ana since ny H. Psrats>, - - b. 81
inches. compete er; WI Z, Ter Ae0id-. IL O
sets oi Roller ~. cks Biauk Is 3 LIZ, custer Shiait
two Hangers Pulley io rGH D. steam power
Also, Stiud an Fiy Wheel T. by la4nd power;
eaB print TWO thuusond per hour ~ the adoption,
in this press the Patent Springs. all tie noise
Earring, and OuseqGent wear anu tear, lneiGrht
to ,e's ~ IS entirely ob waited tie p Work
IL smoothly .rL ImO-t iseesly; beng leNie0 ON
the property Of tLe Nashville Publishing and Print
in Conn any. satisfy judgment renGered IN favor
Of Harper brother against The said Nashville Pub
fishing and Printing Company, this the 2lst day Of
December, 1855.
J. VI HINTON, Sheriff.
dec22-td By J. b. MURRAY, d. Sheriff.
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THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH.
Also a copy OF the beautiful
Cosmopolitan Art journal.
An elegantly illustrated quarto Magazine Also Tree
season tickets ct admission to the Eastern Tor bus
selort and Western Galleries of the Association
There VIII also be given Ia the subscribers several
hundred valuable works of Art comprising Cue OIL
Paintings, Br"nzss, sculptures &c, &c, from cele-
bratcd American and foreign Artists
SUBSCRIPTIONS Siil be received up to Jan. J., 1889.
On the evening of that date the premiums will be
awarded subscribers
For full particulars see December ART Journal,
price D" cents. specimen copies those desir-
ng u subscribe, GA te receipt oI Is p0stg
stamps CON. Address
e. l. DERBY, ACTVARY c. A. A,
Eastern Oglice, SIS broadway \ &.
Or, Western uflies, leo Water 81 sandusky o.
nuVli-tT
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TIVE beaag TAI residence q JAxEs y HAS,
II a. Affisrb etuI. tEe N4st vile ka1 -
c1zsranossa R2lralld, Ahoat c<hs uaAies lFoEa H.
The cay, oGtAlalIs N4isess Aeres ~ Lslds ebpef
ms Acrcs u winch = ar3l, t4e 1Atatlue
heAvily t.mtrroa. ssh ghe A1s lznpresebents = n
be Fenlsd log Ale AZ lsa9, l. gsz1 trAAnt We
VII 30 al The zbovs paze re-soa@ble trrsns
AMI Al ow hesres kar l-zEs3s al4rs e14elTe u Jas
V. HAs .. - AsFket street, ~ "a -
II GIAsc0cK.
asc2s-im Ages,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-06

THE JOKES AND THE DoUGLAs.--A letter
of Senator Jones. of Iowa, TO Judge Doug
las, published in The GaleaG Courisr and
reprinted in the Washington papers, de-
nounc;ng Douglas as saying what was "iH-
.amously false" is the subject of general
conversation among members of Congress.
IL looks bad case for the Judge, aud it is
difficult to see how he can come out of il
without resoFting to the derrier argument
Of pistols. However, It is common sense
age, and highly Pickwickisn.
G-A farmer sowing his ground, ore or
two dandies came riding along that wsy,
one OF them calico to him with an insoIcnl
air of Triumph H
'Wcll, homes; fellow, it is your business
to sow, but We reap the fruits ofyour labor
To which the cOuntryman repied,-
1T is very likely you may for am SOW
ing them!'
Exit dand.es each with hand upon neck.
a hempen crayit!' as Bailiie Jarvie ouli
say.
GRAN exchange tells of sn EDITOR who
went solds ring and was chuseu Gaping
One day, on parade, instead of giving the
orders, Front face, three PAGES forward he
exclaimed
Cash, two dollars year, in advance
GrWhs, ere the chief ends OF man,
asked Sunday School tepc.i,r Of one Of his
pupils.
Head and feet was the prtop; reply.
0rA man from the country whose wife
had clipped and carried of her feather bed,
was in Louisville IN search cf them. Not
that he cared anything about mis- vile, but
the feathers said lie, 'ihcm's worth 4sc a
pound
LAwyERs-The lawyers relai ioh To so
ciety is Ike that of the sca-ecrow 10 the
cornfield; concede that he effects nothing of
positive good, and he still oxerIs whole
some influence homih terror his presence
inspires.
Cyan idle nun once as ked coal u!er-
chant what peck IF Goals multiplied BY
tight, divided by four With ton added TO
them and bushel subtractsd, would cone
to. t.-||
'Well,' said the coal merchant, "if Won
burn 'em they'll come to ashes"
6TThe following ques,ioh was put up
for discussion before the Trunthoo De-
batting Association. when man can't
contain himself, is he two large or too
small!' 1t was decided in the affirmative.
GA man in Vicksburg, Miss, who had
an excellent rife stolen fronl bis office re.
u.arked that that gun wen, off with les re-
port than any gun he hs3 cvoG heard ,.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-06
The Longest Trip on Record after
a Runaway Wife.

A case. as we learn from The Cincinnati
Gazette, came up in the Justices' Court of
that city on Wednesday last, which sets an
example for loving husbands that has no
parallel The Gasette says:
at appears that the elder brother OF a
family residing in Naples, Italy, married a
wife considerably his junior. and she be-
came the sold mand's darling Like Mel
uotte, he'd shave no friends that we're not
loyers,n and with pride he pointed to his
pretty wife, ande made her his idol, his
temple of devotion, morning and evening.
In an evil hour younger brother, Michael
Angelo Giito, looked with loving eyes upon
his sister in Law, and she was won from her
allegiance To her lord. The guilty pair
made fheir escape to this country, bringing
with them lit e daughter. and leaving the
husband and two little boys in their desc ted
Italian home. The broiher-lover and his
fsir companion came TO this city some
| mnnths ago, and opeued a confectionery
store on Main street. ~. - -. s....-
ain time the husband learned their where
abou,s, and taking his two motheriess boys
with him. he sailed for Cincinnati, arriving
here day or Two ago. He at once sought
out the guilty pair, and implored the wife
20 return to her allegiance, but to no pur.
pose. He was tudely spurned by both wife
AMI brother, and, as alast resort, he hae
them arrested for adultery on Tuesday.
The case was to come up before the Jus
lice yesterday, but mutual friends interfer
led. Unlike the aMisanthrope," who earet
the jeers of boys and girls, should they SCI
him with his runaway wife upon his arm
the elder Git,o, with Tears coursing dow
his cheeks, besought hei on his Knees t
return to the sunny cline of Italy, and max,
I his home once more heaven of dumesti,
peace. The scene was affecting; the piciur
being rendered complete by the pleadin!
! locks end tears of the little boys, who ha
! accompanied the father in his long ah
tedious journey. There was a choice be
tw, en- the penalty for adultry and husband
arms The wife hesitated; .he husban
pleaded; friends counseled obedience, an
all combined a; length prevailed. She con
scented to return to Italy with her husband
The guilty brother agreed to pay the cost
and lawyers tees-the husband took hi
runaway wife upon his arm, and bia chiltr- i
by the hand, and left the courtroom S
orerioyeG with his recovered treasure, tha
he actually kissed the hands of a frieD
who had been mainly instrumental in bring
;pr nh,,,, a ronsufnmation of his ha mime :
under such peculiar circumstances.
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: y z = T-|A
The Frog at Dinner.

The long. free, blind tongne of The frcg
covered bwi,h pcpills, and mucipsrious-l
mucus-fo llicles. is theali-important inatru-
ment tor the procuration Ofdoud. = -
It is sttsched 5y its apex TO the Inner
sufsce OF the uAder jaw, the base being
loose and free in the back part OF tne mouth.
A frog wall never touch any save a living
insect, and Of this fact requires such posi-
live and conclusive evidence, that the at
ter often escapes before the fermer Is SUI
fi:ienly stimulated to attempt lis capture.
When once frog fixes his eye on hvely
living insect, his whole appearances 10 sud-
DENY changed. The passive, sluggish an
imsi OF the minute before. has suddenly as
sulned the aspect oi ferociiy.
Ifu be fly some distance from the frog.
on the carpet, the latter, lis ey full OF
maligniiy ard crslt, stretches out his limbs
to the utmost capacity, and creeps toward
the insect in The most steslihy, noiseiess
manner possib e; as soon Is he arrives with
in acertAi3 distance of Lis yictim, ,he
tongue is thrown Out SO rapidly that it es-
capes detection; but the fly has been struck
glued 10 the tongue by the mucus on the
surface and returns with It into the, fi ios s
mouth.
The senses of hearing, sight, and smell
are wopderfully acute-in these animals
No one would believe that a fly aiigbtiDg
on the snrface of carpet, would be accom-.
panied by any Appreciate sound, and--so
far as our sensations are conrerned--this Is
quite true; moi so with frog, however; the
fly may light at distant part Of the roomr
atd the frogs back be turned from hat d..
rection, yet he hears it instantly, turn.
round, and proceeds to effect its capture, in
which he yery rarely fails! The mode by
which frog Is enabled TO seize its prey, ID
in this wise: stimulated by the sight of-t
the tsesaes becomes injected With blood
through the Influence of the Imagination
till it is quite turgld or erect; at this in,
stsnt it csn be thrown out and used. The
scton is like letting the back Of the hant
tall quickly from the elbow joint, without
moving the wrist, and allowing it quick J
80 rebould.
The process requires to be swift, for the
breathing Of tie frog is suspended SO long
as ,ise mouth remains open. sl-=
There is not in nature more harmless
or'yaIusbie animal than frog, nor on'
whose presence ia gardens should be 81
much encouraged, for they consume on |.
insects, spiders, and signs, and the quaItit!
OF these stbey destroy quite incrediblc;-
GoadIy Physiology.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-06

dealers in medicines III 90 -
III Agents waatsd- in. every town. village ann
hsisiet IN the land. Psriies desiring l,hs a<eney
will address as above for terms. -.l -
price ss cents per box, Eve boxes win be sent on
reeeipso oil I. festass aaia 80 sat - -szs.dset
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-06
PATENT MEDICINES
e DIR. ROBACK'S W
BLOOD PURIFIER
10 aC -ASD-IfT T0J
BLOOD PILLSI

E FTER YEARS OF STUDY AND
IA experinent. Or. Rohack. the eminent swed.2
ish Physic ian. suceeedso in producing a medic ias
from twenty-three different species OF mountain
herbs of his native land, which directly upon
the corrupted fountain Of life, to Q condition Of
wherever II may be oeafed, or whatever may be It's
character. indigestiea, nervous complaints, epi
ieptic and other fts,i coughs, consumption in its
early stages sore throat bronchitis fever and ague
asthma, low spirits sexual ineapacity. feminine
weakness. pricking Of the skin, symptomatie Of
OF paralysis, rhemati sm Heura lgia tumor cancer,
diabetes, assitude and debility, iarrhea and ali
other disorders of the organs Of respiration, ths
liver the kidneys, the stomach, the nerves. or the
muscular fber, are hnerrngly cured by this prevar
alton Ii is 10 the zafsrss srbi seeds Of disease
what an afkali is 20 an acid; neutral zes them
with absolute certainty, while At the same time it
regulate the secretons removes distractions from
the noweIs, creates appetite, renews bodily yigor
and regenerates every animal function Such is
the nature, such the effects Of DIR. Robsck's "a
nous Scandinavian Blood Purifier. which, If taken
in conjunction with his Scandinavian Blood PilIs,
will not only obliterate the mosf PAINFUL disn1r1E
but prevent their reGurrsnes. and. lenathez
yond the ordinary span. -
In the SCANDINAVIAN VEGETARE
PILLS, DR.. Robaek presents the result
years Of expe' fence, hard study and =
| to what per feet pill should be. No
their superiority AFTER one single fxi4
Scandlnivian Blood Purifier, 81 p1i
halfdozen; Scandinavian Blood
box, or i've for 81
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-06
ShaWls.

A complete assortment embr acing
Long Shawis of the most renowned factories as
Bay State, Raterriiet. Haterioo, etc.
Stella Shawls. Mantle Sfris. very cheap.
Breche 5hawls. all wool long Broche Shawls for
10 dolls. orth Is.
Chenille shawls, rich colors, and extraordinary
cheap.
Iacn red Shr wis the Latest stvle nut
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-06
Bad Signs.

While travelling from place to Place -du-
ring the past few months we have marked
10 our note book quite a number OF signs
and -notices" of peculiar orthography, or
Peeuliar-something else. Here Is one
that hangs over the door OF country hotel
in Ashiabula county: E
"Roarding and Lodging"
Such sign would be more appropriate for a
saw-milli
At prominent station on the Cleveland
and Pit.sturg railroad, the following stop.
ping-place is heraldad'
sfiF " "MeaIs at all hours"
In avilage store in The region OF pines
sbia spirited notice is stick ing on the door;
"Pure. Tar and speris OF Turpin for sail here"
Written IN bold characters above the door
OF carpenters shop, in another burg, We
read:
s mo emitting Up Aloud hear
We put on our long face" there.
Some poor fellows goods were advertised
for sale in one o. the inland townships thus:
rsTas 90 "Konssheissaii'' aT
We considered that the riremity OF the
law,
While the irun horse was taking drink,
in Other words, was Atraier, somewhere
in North Eastern Ohio, VIC observed 4he
POST. eGee-"
IL was with some difficulty 'iat we pass
ed the saloon with this inviting notice:
-P,rean kskes and o..,s.s -
Friie Huns."
We saw the following, someH here:
missouri House"
And at another place:
''sroasarice and pro Duoe store
Once more and we shall quit:
-kule master Wouted-enqaire al nees'k No. S, OF
The PreaseHt town Ship"
We had mind TO stop and 'suke up skule'
there,