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.sss x EOKUK, IOWA: :WEDNESDAY.JUNEs g. 1859.
Q ftss5Ef6L1sHBD Il No. 80 '-A'


sv DAKKkyG m60sE or
So 1GEs ~. ANDE = ON CO.
T HAVE thia ~ A1Aitsd % : partner III ,he
II 1AakfAk 0u6a1oaa, A1exandsr Barclay, twho has
hsen ny tS0er fofths JAst six years). The busi.
ns:s, Hereafter, willbs conducted under the Arn
and style of
GEo. q. ANDERSON b 90.
Dsins oas of the Oldest Banking Houses If not
theOMeot) IN Iowa, the new firm solicits sontin-
.anss 6 ihsns- patronage 20 hbsrAlly extended to
the senior pertnsF. &9
Try Win naks colleetions and rsmit, lsss Ex-
.sAanoe zen tAsdsy Of payment, free ~ sharge.
Their rs1erenees are - formerly BY senior psft-
aSs,vis
PAxk Bank, N. Y.
WIsslss, Lanisr Co., Bankers,N.Y.
kdNae1 W. Clark Co., Phiiadelphis.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
ClApp, Fuller = Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank Chicago.
Holman 0elpcka, Chicago.
MsGhanics' Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer Rahm, Bankers,
Gilmore Brothsrton !" Cincinnati.
A. d. Hunt Co., - Louisville.
State Savings Institution, Et. Louis.
Ksokuk Jan. ] IS. GEO.C. ANDERSON
janbd
wn. rHoHpsos. ,. w.SArxY.
WIN. THOMPsON 4 CO..
BANKERS,
Cernsr - Main ana secena sts..
hEOA
Nov. 3, SD
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ImProvemcntt the order OF the Day.
I N the manufacture Of Boots and Shoes there ID
l room for great improv ement. Up 70 this time
most, u nctall custom shops have made their work
by guess, what Il little better tho Gutter must 70
BY the eve aided BY experience, and without any
unvarying criterion. Thousands Of dollars are
wasted annnaliy by this"guess rule" and custom
crs, ail the having what is spoiled as
we'll ~ what 10 worn, to pay for.
II 10 time people were looking to their interests
In this particular.
sttll's Cuttiug scales are perfact gaur-
antee against loss from this source, and am de-
termined my customers sha II have the benefit Of my
advantage in their use, for proof Of which in
vite exam.n nation Of my stock In comparison Of
that Of others. The saving In stock shall bs made
up in quality.
Decides thesuperior advantages IN getting up Gus
haing always on hand the cheapest - we'll - the
best varieties. b. A. DUKE.
mayI4d So Main-st.
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ITO Al the World and the rest Of
mamktnd.,s
CHOW = SMITM believe themselves pre-
~ pared 70 demonstrate, by any required teit,
that the SOAP made BY tham will do more wash-
ing and has more general cleansing power than any
othor FAMILY SOAP" manufactursd In tho
West, and only ask those who have not used it to
give Il . trial.
Their SOAP Is made from the cLEAEEsr NATE
RIAL POSSIBLE, namely, pure beef tailow and soda,
and entirely YRkE Tsox WHITING, OLAF, and other
cheap Substances with which most "FAMILY
SOAPS" Are flied. These Substances increase tho
weight and hardness of SOAP, but detraet largely
from its cleansing qualities.
SNOW = SMITH, not needing to make their
SOAP yellow 70 conceal dirt contained In it, leays
1t in its white, pure state
They viii sell it by tho box, for cash. at oents
per pound. 100 boxes on hand. ~
Factory st EOS MAIN-STREET,
may5dAw3m Ksoksk, lows.
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RAILRoAO.
CHANGE or TIMEI
n W. q y 4 lily r = A 4 Nsy

To take effect on Monday, june 9th, 1850.
ESROM and after the above date and until fur
Il thcf notice, tvs Passenger Trains will lssve
Packet Depot, Ksokuk as follows:
First Train leaves Keokuk daily (Eun-
days e1ceptedDat $500 4. n.
6econd Train leaves Keokuk daily
tEundays exscpted) II A:OO p. II.
First Train leaves Montrose daily
fSundays excepted) ut s:15 4, n.
Second Train leaves Montross daily
lSundays excepted At 600 r. \.
TEMPLlN. PLUMMER ! CO., LsssseA.
b. ". DAVIS, Superintendent.
j. r. TswKSBuHY, Ticket Agent, Msin-st.
1DThe above road 10 now pfeparsd to furnish
Cars for PicNics and pleasure parties on short mo-
ties and on the most fAvoraAls terms. Ror farther
Information apply ct the Once in Packet Depot
or to she 6apsrinte ndent. -
June 3, '6-d6w
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ThrOugh Tickets
TO ALL POINTS In the Union ana Caaadas can BE-
procured ct the
RAILROAD TICKET OFTICR,
hain StrSst, betsssss Fira ss1 Second,
oFrosrrx TnI BILLINGS noUsR,
J.R. TEWKABURY,
Ticket Agent.
rDOUGM FR KaoNT CONTRACrg
10 And From ALI EA6TERN CITLR6 cam
- A1Ae - 9hAA 01G1CA. Damages md
oyer-chargcs settled promptly.
May 3tb, 1850 a
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more new q GODS from the East.
FTyH1S day received, lot Of dne BfOoAslOfhs,
j Blaok Doeskins, Fancy Gas simsres, Rioh Vel
vets, ~, ELLIOT r. SMITH
Tailor and 0fn1sr,
mch24d rs MAin-st., bet. a and Sd.
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p I K E'6 r e A K

A MARCYsS, on Nec0nd.Streef,
n is the only place that you can get good Gain
twist Rides, and Colts Revolvcrs at SIS piece.
mchs0dly
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DIR. INGERSOLL

Performs all operations on the Teeth and Gums
corrects irregularities Of the Teeth, inserts
ARTIF FIGIAL TEETH
OF the Best Style and Finish,
Puts in Artificial Pala4es and Obturators for cleft
Paiates.
Believing that the best operations in Dentistry
are the safest and therefore the cheapest and most
satisfsctory both to the operator and patient, Dr.
|. does not offer any particular Inducements in the
line Of "cHEAr DESlsrRr, preferring the patron
age Of those who prefer the besf operations and can
appreciate the necessary care and skill IN pro-
sucing them.
An examination Of specimens both Of Artificial
Teeth and OF very beautiful filings Of crysfai cold
Foil, 10 invited.
- Prices for full set Of Teeth, from ass to
$l75. Examination Of the Teeth without charge.
DENTAL. RooAs-Cornsr Of Third and Main sts,.
over Rix, Hale 4 Co.'s Bank, Kcokuk, Iowa.
Entrance on Third-st. Tdccl 6dAvlv1
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Wilson & Gustln.
wnoLEsAL4 DxALxRs tn

Lave located as room No. Estes House, Main
- st., near 6th, Ksokuk Iowa, whsas thsy casr
to the trade large stock % the best quality and
brands Of poun&s half pounds, 5, I and 10 lump
Tobacco; cut chewing and smoking do, in tin-foil,
papers, bbls and bbls. Also, large and general
assortment Of Imported and Domestic Cigas, &C.
All goods warranted ~ represented.
Apr8dAw
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f1me watch repairing
rIsHE subscriber bsing obliged TO make ehaAGs
/ In the WArcH REPAI RING DEPARTnKHT, hes 20
care will be taken with al work entrusted 70 my
care, and the work warranted 70 give mtisfaetion.
The RspairsaG Of Clocks, Jesery, tc., also the
man Of goods Of every description, shall
receive my personal attention, and warranted.
p. S.-Work Of al kiHds not giving perfect sat-
sfactton, will be promptly adj usted by calling on
the subscriber, at No. Estes House
April 6-dAw SAM'L g. BRIDGES.
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w N. IhOWFAON - COss
BANKERS,
Csrnsr 81 MAIN ana sscona sss..
Nov. !. js.d
VIRGIL II. SULLIVAN q CO.,
(succlssoss 70 ). = EoDss co.,)
YonrtA.stssst, bss~ssu Nsia - JsAn1sa,
Tn r = MS AND DEALE n
i In QUERNSWAKE, GLASS aAa CHINA, Ksro.
| ssne Lamps, Solar and Hanging Lamps, Looking
Having purchased the lAlge and we'll selected
stoek q shs old stand Of Q. Z. GnnsA : Co., win
| be plessed TO have call from one and all. We
intend y keep constantly on hand complete stock
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE.
| Reviewing or 6ooAs 1ay1cs frsa tho nsnufActs-
fen, in EDgland, France and AmerisA, ve viii Be
able 70 cell ''~ = any rses.aE ao.,s !, II rsst
1850. spring anA summer 1859.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
y. .aUrcnusoH. JAAss DEWEY
MUTCHsNsoN = DEWEY.
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Third Sc, bet. Main KE0KUR.
Lave JUST reosivsd ut their Fsshioaabie
! osoios and excsiiea, mppI, of Rra.asiosss
GsssineTss, Gas aena, vssiinss, and asn''s FURNISH
E,fs, -; - 81 ~, SSss. .uu ksAs.hse
a.ar.s "a s.,;ss - N ra A. i.os' AF
Aaa ~ Ah.l. Ansy aas con-
phia fashion,; and fsspcctfnlly solicit all who
desire good work and the best material to give
them = call.
:, -, : : : :. :.
r.~.A.
nprrs pssysaIrS sSn'
r. 0AIs ~na on - q" co -
-: = s e''s SAA~s s""5s ios"y :" XA
Mk.a.an - - -
-. ~ " 'ne oay VI Wces,ss PnO@ 70
-. .ns u.ss.
t1S suseons's ssoonanvuAssu ~ W1o.er
E1T q r HE IA y sIl@
MRg NJ ITALIAN
- ESPECTFULLY solicits the att ention Of the
n Ladies to her NEW STOCK Of
SPRING - 0TInRMrR 00nD9
ra.r-.s.. ~r.---
,,;.a .ne ~ aA.o;. ~ - sna Lannon's ana various quail
vprv~u .In s.pE,n.m p1,,wrpc
c-- $3.50 49, : n.A'1iN. az - s.4,,, Ano,,
0pnDK snu Cummef onSWis snu Mantiiias,
1Ancf .Aia f!1s. aooY skInfSs AND
IhuMfovNp sIkEL sPhiNd TONlOS;
Lace MisS, EmbroidSfics, Collars, Hair Braid,
and every thing usually comprised in this depart
nsnt win Be found IN her s'o,s =. .holsssle and
- --1--- - -
NoW 0Pxau8 SSoo0s.
Hn MISS -. KING, informs the Ladies'
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,. POLLOCK. wM. vnHcILL.
Spring and Summer Goods.
=. POLLOCK 4 Co.

=. POLLOCK 4 Co.
"E are now receiving and opening new and
w splendid stock Of Clothing and Gents Fur
nishing 6oods, whish ws offer to sell very low for
cash. Our goods are selected with great care and
with view to the hard times therefore We offer
motto OF quick sal e and small profits. All "
ask 10 that customers will call and examine he1Ors
purchasing elsewhere; We charge nothing for show.
ing goeas. Remember the placs, East side II ID
St., between Main and Johnson.
mchl7d 8. POLLOCK co.
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GA AUN ...ss&lnooNAA.
DRA0T1CkS only IL tho Civil Courts az ksoord,
. and dsvotes his tina chie6y o Comnesciai
easM. Business from sbsoAd viii receive sArsfpl
httention. Once No. 46 Chesnut street.
Jan. 4, ~ o-44nly
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LIVERY LIABLE,
On First.st., he's. Main - 1ohnson.
4 OREES, BUGGIES and CARRIAGESA
- of the best class always ready for
hire. -A'
{ Asrses boAFdedby the day or week, at prices t,
sait the times.
Transient customers accommodated.
Aecld v. VANORSDAL.
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10 1ue HKII VI tut UtnEIkt II 1eeh I'd nlA .Cce61
in preserving the natural organs.
II. The Teeth may be preserved through life.
III. Teeth affected with decay nsaa be attended
10 in season.
Nv. Timely and skillful filling with pure gold
IL certain remedy for decay
v. II ts serious neglect TO wait for tooth ache
to drive the sufferer to 1 Dentist.
vi. Tartar destroys Teeth and Gums, without
the agency of decay.
VII. Many suffer for years with Neural gia Of
the face, stomach and lungs, from no other cause
than bed Teeth.
VIII Bad Teeth disfgure the countenance, in
feet the breath, derange the stomach, impair
health, distract the nerves, and with good ns-
ture.
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CABU6' HAIR CUTTING
AND
SHAVING ROOM,

.IAIR-CUTTING done according 10 Physios
IL noniy and the principles of the cot6ssy.
brown Or blapk. n M
Tho Proprietor calls special attention Us ~ nkyll
Of Hal. Cutting. and challenges the profsel1ns
feh11dkwly
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-13

A SIGHT NEVER BEFORE SEsS.--k veter'
an sea csptsin made the statement that on
last Sabbath he saw such sight as was
never before seen, as he supposed, in thi,
or any other country-the communion ser
vice administered on board ship Of the
States navy---the receiving ship North Car.
ol ma. He said that, in connection with Rev.
Mr.. Jones and others, from the Mariners
Church of this city. he went on board this
old ship At the navy yard, and there. id con-
nexion with the religious services, the past.
or and delegation from the Mariners Church
received into the same twenty three sailors
in full membership. after which the holy
sacremrnt Of the Lords Supper was ad.
ministered. Il was precious season. Fivs
of the twenty three were baptized; eigh.
teen had been baptized in their infancy
showing that they we're the children Of
pious parents. A finer set of good intel
ligen, looking men he never saw. Some.of
them could speak several different languages
and FIVE or six different nationaliiies were
represented. -ChrisiiaY lntsAi9sneer.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-13
The Message.

Gov. CHASE has given US q message with
his usual stamp upon 1.-THE stamp of his
master miRd. Il is certainly q model. We
Do not zee among our exchanges ihe usual
criticisms rom the Democratic press. Il is
not necessary for us to give aieview of it
here. % it can be found at length in our
paper to-day. II embraces the whole field
Of the interests of Ohio, and treats each
fully and elesrly, sni no review can give il
justice, 20 :et all read it.
Legislature are very important and We trust
will have the early attention OF inat body .
The Tax and Treasury laws enacted last
water have been tried and in many respects
fssaf very faulty. The Governor urges the
amendmen of these laws SO as to rid them
Of such glsring detects.
The Public Works have been. a
burden to u for q number of years, instead
Of q source Of revenue. A sale is recon-
mended on such terms MS will ensble private
enterprise to make them profitable, and ye:
save the State of this yearly drain on the
Treasury.
A good Recommendation that Of esta5.
fishing an Asylu for Inebriates. We hope
the remsrks on the subject of lniemperance
will not 20 unheeded by the Legislature. He
urges the repeal Of our present usury laws
allowing interest Of ten per cent.
These with many other worthy recon.
msslations are laid before the Legislature
in Q style peculiar to this mess age ITSELF
How few of our public documents are 50
free Of party spirit. How few aim so direct
iy st the pubic good without reference Il
party. The message is credit to ou,
Stste.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-13
SALTWATER MrxxEsorA,l
Dec. 2sth 1858

To tie Editor Of ihs Belmont Chronicle:
Having formerly been resident of "Old
Belmont" now presume to trespass up
on your colums, thinking few items Of
news of these h ypeborian regions, would
not be entirely uninteres,ing. The groth
OF this new State has been Sc rapid, that
maEy towns of considerable importance are
as vet, but little known outside its limits.
Saltwater is 4 town OF about TWO thousand
inhabitan,s, situated at the head of naviga
ton on the St. Croix River, twenty miles
above i,s nou,h, and eighteen miles East
uf s.. Paul It is the starting peint. as
provided in the land grant for the Minnesota
and Psc ifc Railroad. and is destined to be
a place of no little importance.
The land grant provides for q Railroad
running from this place via. Minneapolis to
the head waters of the Red River Of the
North. with branch to Pembin on the line
between this State and British Amrrics -
When they are completed the vast resources
of this State will be opened, and Mime
sofa will stand among the formrst States of
the North West. Something Ike fifty or
sixty miles are s'readv graded. ready for
the iron, which will be laid next summer -
I understand the Company have made ar
rangements for an ample supply of money
and that the work will be pushed forward
rapidly rext summer. have just returned
from the Northern part of the State having
been out on four months campaign with q
survey ng party. The weather toward the
latter end got extreme ly cold, the murcury
ia Hing 81 blow zero, and several OF us
got badly frozen. Fhe novelty OF Cam
paign life soon wears away with such a
temperature, assure you. We start on an,
9th. canp,ign in few days. neal Red
River. We expect TO be gone till spring.
There was party Of surveyors robbed,
somewhere in thar regin OF country, not
long since-by the Indians it is supposed.
The man et in charge of the prs
visons. tents &c. has not been
heard Of since. It is supposed he was
taken prisoner. A detachment Of United
States troops was sent in pursuit of them
but, ] believe without success.
On our way down, we fell in Company
with three Enpish NobIemen and Com
pany of Royal Engineers, who were on their
way Eat. The young 'ords had been up on
a pleasure excursion, and seemed much
plssred with it. The engineers had been
exploring the region OF country lying West
OF Lake Winnepeg. They rePor, some
very fine country in that region. They
come down from seIkirk with a.Dog train.
But see an growing lengthy, and will
therefore close. Respectfully,
c. BRowN.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-13
Sale Of the Canals.

The fact that the Public Wofke has been
source Of cont inual outlsy to the State
for several years has brought the question
OF their sale bsfvre the people. NUw ne
msy expect sumo action to be taken SOM
q is matter of vital importance to the
2seele oil over the Sisie. IL i. alone
o. ssion Of policy. more than right, and as
sueh we win treat it.
The esnala are. no doubt, very great
sdSsntsgs to those living along the ir route,
but does this sdrsnage extend to the ma
jority of the people Of the State, so as to
sssssslsaes the accompanying expense
Asd more. IL this be established. should
those who ere not inieres, ed and not bene-
fsed contribute their support for the
profit Of others.
This 10 the light upon which this should
- koks6. OF course those who enjoy The
sdvssssgs ai public expense, are lo.hs to
give sp 90 direc, favor, but this should no,
govern any man who has the true interests
o. the Stsie.at heart.
We, here IN Belmont COUNTY. are in the
habit Of paying ax~s Tor the Bain;uinapce
Of our own roads, 70. bu .ding our Rail
Rosds, and, In fact, Tor whatever we get,
We sxpeet TO gise an equivalent. The same
rule should be applied to those living in
the vicinity Of. :he canals. The interests
of these favored few should not ,e pamper.
ID Up BY specific tax upon the people for
their benefit. We argue that if the Public
Works were in the hands individuals they
wssie be inyigorated by private enterl rise e.
be kept even in better condition than they
now are at lees expense. IF this is not
true. then there remains but one conclusion
a. to the policy of the measure. The fac,
ths, they are an expense to the State, de-
mands that they be disposed of. II they
cannot be sold then they should be giuea
srsy. And If a private company could not
sustain them, after receiving them on such
terms, then rs faa, we say they should
Be sbsndoned to tsdpoles end muskratt,
when Rail Roads would soon take their
place. The idea of any pei son, or class Of
persons getting a resompense not directly
the fru il of their labor is contrary to the
elementary principles oil the laws that
govern the producers of the world. We
know full well that the canals will not be
sold withou, severe struggle from those
who reap their advantage. Already con-
sentious are being cslied in various districts
aud memorials are guing up to the Legisla.
tore sgaias, their sale. Lobby members
will crowd the Legislative Halls with every
kind of influence to rempt members from
the path of duty, with what success we
shall see. We hope the voice of the peo-
pie Of Old Belmont my 60 up there 10 help
decide this important question. Something
should be done now.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-13
Ohio Editors and Publishers As
s0ciation.
sIxTH ANNUAL HEITluo,

The Sixth Annual Meeting of the Ohio
Editors' and Putlishers' Association, in ac-
cprdance with Resolution adopted at the
last meeting. will be held at Dayton, on
Wednesday, January 18th, 1859.
The public exercises consist Of an
Or.,iOn-By George Weaver, Editor Of
The Zanesville Courier.
Poem-By James Dumars, Editor of TIE
MahOning Register. f."
Addresses on Methods and Advantages Of
Adver,ising-By R. Brinkerhoof, Editor of
Ths Mansfield Herald i'
A. W. Fairbanks, Publisher OF The
Cleveland Herald, will present Report on
Advertising Prices, and other business of
interest aud importance will be brought
before the Convention.
Chairman Ex. Committee-JohnG Greiner
Editor of The ColxmbYs Gss<fse.
Pres'dent-Josiah Riley. Editsr Of The
Toledo Commercial.
Secretary @ R. Brown, Editor of Tie
C!ess1asd Plain Dealer.
A meeting CT the Editors and Practical
Printers, of the City Of Dayton, was held
pursuant to notice, at the Counting Ruom
Of The Empire ofice. on Saturday evening
Dec IL, 1858, for the purpose of taking
into consideration the propriety of celebrs-
ting. with appropropria,e ceremonies, the
anniversary Of the birth day of Benjamin
Frsnklin.
On motion. VIM. H. p. Denry. Esq.
/ Editor o: The Dayton Gazette, was called to
the Chair. and D. g. Fitch, ap ,ointed Sec.
fs,ary. On motion,
Resolved, That we celebrats the Ami
versary of the Birthday of Benjamin Frank
I'm, and that Committee of three bo np
pointed to make necessary arrangements
The Chairman appointed the following
Committee: David Clark, o: The Empire
w. F. Comfy. of The Journal. B. @. Bur
rows, c. Croxell, and J. z. Reeder.' Or
motion,
| Resolved, That, whereas, the -Editoria
Convention of Ohio, at its last session, sd
journed to meet at Dayton on the 10th o
January, 1859, we coraialy invite the edi
tors OF the State to meet here, and that q
Committee of five be appointed TO make th
necessary arrangements for the reception
OF the Delegates, and their 'entertainmen
while in our city.
1 The following gentlemen were appointed
Hon. D. W. Iddings, WIN. H. p. Denny
Col. D. G. Fitch, David 8. Comfy, J. Fred
Meyers.
Resolved, That all the papers of the Stat
be requested to publish these proceedings
and call attention to the same. editor;ally
| Adjourned.
/ WM. HIP. DENNY, Chairman.
! D. G. FITcA. Secretary.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-13

0THundreds Of our citizens complain Of
debility and lsngsr of the system. derange'
men, OF the yer or s,o mach, want o. sppe.
ti,e. &C.; they are frequently the result Of
too close application and thousand other
causes we cannot name here; but we would
say to all SO afflicted, do as We have done
get q bottle OF Dr.. Houfand's German Bit.
ter., prepared by Dr.. Jackson. and, our word
tor it, you will be cured. We recommend
this mcdciI ., knowing from experience
that It is much superior TO the generality OF
patent medicines. We would say TO our
readers. purch hsse ntne unless prepared by
Dr.. C. NJ. Jackson, Philadelphis.
Principal Office. aIs. Arch Street. Phiia.
dslphis. Pa sold BY druggists or storekeep-
ers in every town and village In the United
Stsics, Csnadas, West Indies and South
America. at Is cents bottle. Sec that the
signature Of C. M. Jackson is on the wrap.
per on each bottle.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-13

O-TGen. WALKER's Fillibus'ers, or as
better known, Immigrants" who sailed in
the Snip Susan for mythic destination
have been returned to Mobile in a Briti.h
War Steamer. The vessel ran on coral
reef OF the coast Of Balize. Capt MAURY
tried TO procure another vessel TO take his
passengers to their destination, but could
not succeed, The Briti.h Governor oi
Honduras, although suspecting their Lawful
intentions, chose to consider then. ss moth
iag bpt shipwrecked citizens of the United
Statss, The poor dupss were taken on
bosrd the British Vessel on the 26th. and
were ussssd in the kindest manner by the
officers and crew. When landed in Mobile,
they were received With -R0Wg and glOrifea.
tioa.