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ReDOrt of Coal TRANSPORTATION

During the week ending Saturday March, 10,
1863.
Shipped orer the Georges Greek Coal and
Iron CoRlpanus Railroad for fhe samc period.
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Skirts.

lust received another lot Of those SUpE-
j RIoR EXTENafoS SKELETON SHIRTS
at tie Cheap Star. Il II. HEBB.
- Gel and - ttn. Ma.ct iSsS
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TnE STREAMS. WIFI Gre and The
Potomac, owing to the d emf ms, are still
full, and the canal Isl co. ally supplied
with water.
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y IOnLcu on nIDthf uHN LvI3NV'
ENTIRELY New Ecaturci

Merchants, manufactures and families, wish-
ing anything purchased in New York, whether
il BE- bill or II crchandise. musical Instruments
books, dresses, or aHy etser ding ShattYer, large
or suaH by sendiHg'a deseriFti5n Of tic Ertielea
desired, can haze the same seiested by persons
of taste aad business experience. andforwarded
by mil, expI ess, or such other conveyance as
they may direct.
Being known 10 no Il ofths established dealers
as a CASH and frequent customer, we are enabled
to purchase from ten totWertyper cent. cheaper
than stronger or 4 chance customer. By this
arrargoIup NJ the expense and risk OF trip to
the city nay he evoidcd. For this businefs 5, our
commits sion varies from one to Eve per cent,
according to the amount Of pnrehrse, Tut no
charge IS made less thar twenty Y, cents
Particular attention will be paid to produce
and Manufactured articles COTS gned to rs for
sale, and prompt returns maGc.
All letters requiring an answer must incloie
postage stamps, rs leiters have 20 be prepaid
EscEs.
Amos T. Hatfield, President Pacific Fire ms 4
VIM. Mulligan, see'y ltrmboldt Fire ins- GO.
Jno. L. Everitt, Cashier Broadway Bank.s
Daniel Drew. Esq, etc. my25.Iy-f
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HOFFMAN B. Burton. Some two weeks
since i. became our painful duty to record the
death Of this amiable and much esteemed
young man, who had been for some years a
compositor in this Office. A gentleman of this
city, who had known him from his boyhood,
had enjoyed abundant opportunities of learn
ing his excellent traits of character, and who
"loved him for his many virtues, pcnned for
our columns brief, but eloquent and truth
full tribute of respect to his memory; now, a
young friend and follow-craftsmsn comes
with his beautiful offering, to soothe the sor-
rows Of widowed mothers heart.
RUssELIvnLE, KY, March 10, 1859.
MEssRs. EDIToRs I'm the last number
of the TELEGRAPH read the pafnftn an
nouncement of the death of HOFFMAN b.
BURTON. Enclosed arc few lines, which,
though unworthy Of the occasion, will, hope
nevertheless be received by her, for whom
they are intended, as n token of deep and
heartfelt sympathy from one who was an in
innate friend of, and fellow-workmen with,
the much admired deceased w. II. l..
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CAsAr.--T The in fine boating
order. During ending March %,
o. boa's siear carrying G,oss.14
tasz Of cps'
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Persons sending to Il. E. Hoyt b Co, aTO
sure OF q Gift worth not less than hity cents,
and in many instances worth
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r. G. KRAMER

which for quality and durability have been pro-
nouncod the finest in the Country. have them
from Sd to $500. All Watches guaranteed as
represented. l alsohave anew stock ofFrench
and American
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NepPFR Kettles. FURNACE. &c., for sal eh.s.
itat John JOHEsdE-s
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yANDERHoOF &c CO.,
Insurance and General Agents,
60 Wall Street, Few York.

w are pFePaTcdI y FFVylS1 " s1u.tI.
w withover one hundred ofthe most reh able
Corpanies, to efectinsuranee against attend
to the renewal of policies, and the adjustment
an collection of losses.
Applications by letter should state the siIe
and material of building and roof; the distance
from nearest building, and he= inc same 70
occupied. AS We get our commission nom me
Insurance Companies, VIC make nochargcto the
insured.
Stock boush mt and sold on commission Of Of
eighth per cent.
Money loaned on Stocks and Eonds.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-13
WHEELING FEM. SEMINARY.
EAIL SESSION

THIS INSTITUTION, under the superintend-
L ence oil Mrs. S. K. HANNA, has risen 10 be one
OF the foremost schools in the country. !, has
grown in interest, usefulness and public favor
steadily, until now, it s believed by its board OF
Trustees that ii presents attractions parents and
guardians abroad such rs few schools any where
in the West can claim; the academic regime adopt
ed and carried out has been the result of the care
fully matured plans of corps OF efficient and ex-
perienced teachers, and every department of the
course has been thoroughly systematized that it
is believed to he exactly adapted TO every variety
ofcapacity and every grade os profession among
pupils. The situation of the school is beautiful and
inviting, combining as great a number OF advan-
tages in point OF health, scenery, accessibility and
general conven ence to boarders, as any school
known to its Board.
The academic year is divided into two SC: sions
offive months each. The next session will COM
mence on the first Wednesday of September, and
will close on the last Thursday OF January. For
terms, ETC., or any o,l.er additional information.
see Catalogues which may be had at the Belmont
Chronicle office, or on application to any OF the
andsrs.Sn33.-
BoARp OF Trustees: Rev. E. T. Perkins Rev R. v
D.dge. Rev. J. T. Mcclure, James R. Baker, S OFT
A. P. Woods. w. J. Bates, D., II. X. List. C. d.
hubbard Wheeling. Va. july2Ilm
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-13
"-A @N@

FOR THE YEAR 1859.
TIE RATES or TAXE5 In Belmont county
ioI the year le59. are Us follows;
STATE LEVY C N On each slCo
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-13

I will attend in person or by Deputy at the place
Of ho oding Elections in each OF the Townships on
the following days. tor the purpose Of receiving
Isxes: Smith township, Monday. October 3D.
Washington township, tuesday. Oct. 4; " ayne
township. wednesday October s. SomsIset town
ship. Thursday. Octuber 6; Warren tp.. Friday, &;
Goshen tp Saturday. Oct 9; Co!erain tp Monday,
October 10; Wheeling tp wednesday, October %
Flu hing Up. Thursday, October 10; Kirkwood ip.
Friday, October IA; Union ,p. Saturday. Oct. Is;
York ip. Tuesday, October Is; Mead, Wednesday.
Octo7er l9; Pultney, Thursdsys OciahaI %, ne"ss'
Friday, O.iobsr aI, Riciiiand. Saturday, Oct. 22
and from the las. named day until the 10Th of Dec.
i'll attend at my Office in ST. ClairsvIle for the
purpose OF receiving taxes.
do hereby notify the tax payers that will re-
quire one-hith of the tax in specie. and also all
ioad tax rec, ips must be paid in be fore the twen-
tstn OF December or they will be lost by the hold
er. as the law viii not permit them to be paid in
af,e: Il al day. Bills on the State Bank OF Ohio.
and on me Northwestern Bank OF Virginia and
the Merchants and Mechanics Bank Of " heel
irC vii be received in payment OF tax.
JOHN TWlNEM, Treasurer.
Sen,emher % 1859
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-13

THE BRIGHT SIDE -No wonder you al,
SD. You are forever lo;k ng on the dsrl
81 e of lite, and picturiug 10 yourself de
formed Jumps OF mortality, decayed trees
6i.mal swnmps, f.shess bones, frowninl
ssies. aud niouidy ioInhs. Turn TO the beau
i;:ul in life, ard be happy, as Heaven de-
signed. How pur- is the sky bnve; VII,
should il not BE- emblems,ic,l Ify"ur h ar'
Lock TO the pel!ucid streaw; shall it not be
g mirror of your breast. Ysu but make ,
fool OF youreelf. destroy the happiness o
your frisnde, snd shorten your existence
while you srrpe along in snow, storms ano
shadows. You can be cheerful ind happy.
and e. jov al the aee,ing moments of life
'.Too fond OF thunder, lightning, storm, ani
rain,
Man hide, tae cheering, cheerful ray.
That sends a smile on hill and plain."-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-13
SMALL FRUITS.

A S WE ARE PAYING special attention to
IN the production OF Blackberry, Raspberry and
Strawberry Plants, our stock for the coming Fail
and Spring of 1860 will no; only be very large bn,
of the best quality, which We shall offer at greatly
reduced prices
The New Rochelle or Lawion Blackberry is still
growing in tavor, and the demand :or plants this
IA u promises 10 be unusually large.
Wilson's Albany Seeding strawberry is un.
dolbtedly the most universally popular variety in
the country. It's ao.dinary size. wonderful
prodnc Iivsu-s-, ana Other good qualities have
placed il al the very head CT the list wherever il
has been tested. especially for market purposes
Having been among the earliest 10 procure this
variety, and having cultivated it more especially
for plants shall be able TO offer for sale in the
spring of 1860 over One Million Plants.
These plants are now being cultivated in the
most careful manner, and one of them will be
worth more than dozen such rs are carelessiy
grown among grass and weeds. We cordially in
vite persons wishing TO purchase plants visit our
grounds and examine our mode of producing
plants.
We shall reduce the price of plants in the spring
of 1860 TO place them within the reach of ALL
We have experimental largely as to the best time
OF planting The Strawberry, and unheei;atingly
recommend the Spring.
Our selection embraces over One Hundred Va
rieiies including al. the native and foreign kinds
oil any repute.
ErCatalogues sent on application, enclosing Il
stamp. j. KNOX.
augll3t Box AIS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-13
PATENT MEDICINES.
BLOOD PURIFIER g. BLOOD PILLS
DR.. ROBACK'S Il, '
SGiNDlNATIiN REMEDIES,


ANI HEN DR.. ROBACK, the Rsnown-
w ed Swedish Physician. introduced hir
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills in the limited States
he set forth in pain language their curative prop
critics. This was years ago. The task of recon-
mending them has since taken out of his hagas
Enlightened men, whose character for sound iudge-
ment and philosophy gives their opinions weight
ine community. men who observe, reflect, & make
everywhere approving and urg ns the use Of these
wonder full Preparations. Ali who confde in the
wisdom and honesty OF this class. who chose 20
investigate for themselves, are now of one mind
on this important subject.
Dr. Roback invites the attention Of the sick 10 the
ORIGINAL LETTERS,
fr1m members of the Medical Fraternity. Editors Of
publte journals, well known Merchants and Far
mers and Ladies of the high responsibility giv-
ing accounts Of extraordinary cures wrous by
'ne remeoles, OF wnieh cures they themsevesh were
EYE WITNESSES. ...--y
These parties may be consulted personally or by
letter, by those who have any doubt upon the sub
ject The evidence in the possession ofDr. Rsbaek
whsh is At al times accessible to the public essah-
FACTS:
That the Blood Purifier and Blood Pills have bees
CONTAIN NO MINERAL;
That they cure the lmost universal COMPLAINT.
DYSPEPSIA,
with unerring certainty, and in very short tfmsf
rhat siier al other Medicines have proved useless
LTvEP COMPLAINT,
and restore the health and .tr.ps,h of IN. .re.,r
That SICK FEMALES who "a ye ian ,n;sbsd o.
ve,rs in helnees we.Lns.. - -. sIsnee IoE
en- craze Win almost mir cnIo,s po.ney, Ier
their idvigorating operation That ali sexual diss-
stimuIatine nfonerties Tbst ,hag go, se"n
Cu hTsIsCpEO COGCTym1
oiih HncD SONo II u IIONS,
however they may have been trised with and abused
fnsi 'neIr dIIssr tendency isto
IENGTHEN LIFE. i,
and render il eniovsbIe Tb.t on..,..,.,
unop the nois son ofd;sa,.. :. ~ di1eeHy
CAIICC COOT ~ 'oe, Mey
OhOo1 cOON ~ HEAL, "a
and discharge from the system every taint of scro
fu la, whether hereditary or otherwise. That thew
RECRUIT THE DERJI ITATpJ, .
. nd tbs, ,bere ia 40 5i.,.. - - =. t-' =
RoysIs ,ha Jivs1 ~. naso " .ne stomacn ana
1I.nSs - ns,scras i u ~ sseu' n SKIN, the
sssI;cr nd ~ .S,i;,I tnsy 40 OF give ptemP
of IN. re- baer ;n,,.aS .ns very citaae.
en,o e"eS' 1Pe1niess . pefieos,
Re.r in mind ,h., ,h. .cc Nnrx,-
TaRIP nj Ocn pII "a ~ va sihN f6Sf'
ri.nee of thous,nds oT I;,;n. s-;,y " ,ne eIPe-
tera- af6davits. medical wort. 90 ~ ~. N ,es
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-13

R.rPersons wishing to change their business to
rapidly increasing country, new settlement
where hundreds going, where the climate is
mild and delghttul--see advertisement OF Ham
monitor Settlement. IN another column 6m
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-13

RrGrape growers can carry on their business
most successfully at Hammonton. free from irosrs.
Some forty Vineyards set out the past season, See
advertise menI oi Hanmon,on Lands. in apo,her
ccIump ON
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-13

DEsIkvEp CoaPiIaEsr FR Az CNEx-
YHcrEp souscE. The Ysc.s5urs Mss } SGa
save:
sGiddrgs has been robbed-has had his
pocket picked of thirty dol'ars-a.l BY an
hboIitionisi. Old "Gid" may be robbed OF
his purse. hut all the poeket-rickers in
chris,endom cannot rob him Of his govd
character Us g patriotic citizen"
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-02-17
IN PRORATE

Kenosha County Court-In the matter of the ot..o ~
Abraham Woolever e 's'@'e oI
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-02-17
In PRNRATE

Fannen: Vi Ihomas
BY reading and filing the petition of Charles
~ Connolly, fthe city of New York, executor &C.
setting iofth the provision Of said last will and testament
IA leaoh 10 the sale OF certain lands in the county ef
henosha belonging to said deceased and praying that IL
cehSe be to him granted to sell the same: and il
hs by sand petition and the will in said case that II =;
NJ cessary to sell The 1t is therefore ordered ~
az interested in said real estate appear before the
~ I$ % n? court on the 22nd day of March, A. D. 1859
CLOCK a. M OF said day. TO show cause f any they havel
why license should not be granted said executor to cell
So estate according to the prayer of said petton
@ Is iurter ordered that copy this order be nnb
sieu IN tne henosha Tribune Telegraph for four weeks
suGcessiVey, prior to said day of hearing WINS
DATED henosha, Feb. 9TH, 1859 JON B. JILsUN.
-'DoiSNio Jnaaa
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-02-17

Abraham Woolever: wv 0'~'e oi
& reading and fling the petition of Hannah
- Neoleyer, of the town Of Salem in Kenosba connt
and State of Wisconsin, taking due nrocf Of tb
among other things, that Abraham WooIever
% eaiein aforesaid, on the 23rd day of December
within thls equity and that She the petitioner is The
WuoW OF sald deceased; and praying that
sald estate De granted to Daniel Burgess II Is ORDERED
a sad petition be heard before Judge of this Court
on Saaay the day of February A. d. 1859 at
nosha And 1t is further ordered that notice tbsf G
gwen to the heirs OF said deceased and to all persons in
Oy publishing copy of this order for three sue
weeks prior to said day of hearing, the Tribune
ielegraph' weekly newspaper printed and published
Dated Kenosha, Jan, 81 1870 ION ID TIT vrr,r
o'S1 County .udpa
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-02-17

me State of Wisconsin, to John corcoran
" OU are hereby summoned and recu;ro. !.
- answer the complaint of John Shields yrhich W
MED IN the office of the clerk of the circuit co,, FL was
9 county on the twentieth day January 1850 at his
once III the city OF Kenosha, and to serve COW Of
answer on us at Office in the cv and % your
no. ana state OF Wisconsin, within twenty DAYS after
me service hereof exclusive of the day of such service
sac 'Ghn Shields will apply the for relief
Grnsa "'S |0' l0''' u s. f. II. HEAD
OMoo Plaintiff Lttornevs
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CIRCuIT COIrRT

Terwilliger: H u 'ohh L.
Y OU are hereby summoned and reouired 70
was fid the complaint of Eliza L. Terwliger which
sha citv F once of the clerk of this court at Keno
your answer on SOY IN said county, and copy Of
vice hereo o. within twenty days after the
fail to anse OF the day of such service; and if YOU
paint WV ieiei demanded in the COM
Dated Feb. 9TH, A. D. 1859.
6ws5reb1o WEBSTER soHOFF
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TWENTY TWO YEARS
Experience has rendered DR.. X a most
toner in the cure of all diseases of private nature
manhoods debility as an mpedment marriage; nerv-
Gus ana sexual nrmites diseases of the skim and those
arising from abuse of mercury.
Z k Q p artic lar Notice.
There is evil habit sometimes INDUCED in nv bovs in
solitude, often growing up with them to manhood: and
which, If not reformed in due time not only beges serons
70 matrimonial happiness but gives TO
RES proracted insidious and devastating affections
Few OF those who give way this pernicous practice
are aware or the consequences, until they find the
Vous system shattered feel strange and unaccountabe
sensations, and vague the mind (See nacea "
IS and 20 Of Dr. Knken's book "Self Preservation y
me unfortunate thus affected becomes feeble is unable
W aoDr WIN accustomed vigor, or to apply his mind
TO STUDY his step is tardy and weak he is dull rreso
u ana engages even in his sports with less energy than
II he emancipse himself before the practice has done its
worst and enter matrimOny, his marriage unfruitfu
and ms sense tells him that this caused by his early fol
lies These are considerations which should awaken the
attention OF all who are similarly situated.
REMEMBER.
He who places himself under Dr. KINKELINs treatment
may regiousy confde in his honor AS pentleman and
e upon inc assurance, that the Of Dr. IS pa
uents will never be disclosed. -
Young Man-lst false modesty deter you from making
your case known to one who from education and
liability, can certainly befriend you
Dr. hlNhELINs residence has been fer the last twenty
Pa.
PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE.
Gan have Lby stating their explicitly together with
syinptoms per letter, enclosing remitancel Dr.
n, medicine, appropriated accordingly.
Forwarded 10 any part ofthe United States and
secure from Damage or Curiosity by mail or express
Read! Youth mad Manhood!
a r'gorous lie or a Premature Death, Kinkelfn ON
Stg- Internationally 25 Cents.
Letters containing that value in STAMPS will inspre :.
copy, per return of mail.
GRATIS! GRATIS!! GRATIS!!
Il free GIFT to all
MISERY RELTEYED.
"Natures Guide" new and popular work fpl of vain
able advice and impressive warning alike calculated tn
prevent of misery and save thousands of lives is
distributed without charge and forwarded by mail pre-
paid to any post office in the United States on receiving
an srder enclosing two postage stamps 1yS2
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gtgal
RIEsOEUyENN.

Vie firm known as doing business under the
"A name and lyle of the firm Winsor & English is
OF Richard B. Winsor. the business will be continued
heretofore by Thomas English who all the Iiab
tiles OF the late firm. RICUARD n wIMcnp
THOMAS ENGLISH
NehoAHa' jail. 1ltn 1907 34-yA
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-02-17
IN PRORATE
'Kenosha County Court-In the matter of the
of Bridget Farrell, minor: e''N''iship

henosha County CourtIn the matter of the
OF Bridget Farrell, minor
{ D. reading and filing the petition of Samuel
among other things, that his said seized of
real estate IN this county, and that is necessary to Ill
part OF 1t IN order to obtain the damages from a. Ma
waukee Chicago Railroad Company, whose track has
peeh ald over e same, and to give title to said
ana also tat 1t IS necessary to sell interest of hs
ward IN other real estate therein mentioned for the
Gato ana maintenance of said ward and praying that
Incense be to him granted for that purpose: And IL o.
pearng to the court from said petition that it is
10 sen the interest OF the said ward in said real estate TO-
tne reasons mentioned 1t is ordered and directed
he mex 10 XII TO SAID ward and ali persons interested in
ad estate appear before the Judge this Court On tbs
zoh DAY oil February, A. d. 1852 his Office i'm the ci
ana county OF henosha, at ten o'clock A. NJ of said dav
heh ana there to show Of any there shall hey bv
Incense should not be granted for the sale of sai1 rI
at according to the prayer of said petitioner And IL
urer ordered that copy of this order shall be
IN the kenosha Tribune Telegraph weekly neysnaner
printed and published in the city of Kenosa for tr
weeks 1E successlvely before said day of hearing
Dated, kenosha, Dec Both, 1855
3w34 JON II UTSTTN Co.,. -
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STATIONERY.
PAPER NANGINGS.

Wall and Window Papers and Borderingthe largest and
Best assortment ever before offered in this market of AN
prices and qualities from the finest Satin to the common
kinds at the lowest prices.
The public requested to look in and see for
he inducements offered they are too to
Kenosha, December 20, IS. Iy97
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AFFLICTED READI.
TWO YEARS

PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE.-Established 90
years ago by Dr. KlNkELN, corner Of Third and Union
streets, Philadelphia Pa.
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BOOKS STATIONERY,

AND
PAPER IIANGTNGS.
- HMEON KING, At his well known stand on
~ Main Street, takes pleasure saying to his
friends and the public generally that his Of Books
uonery, and Paper Hangngs is complete and extern
slVe than has ever before been offered in Kenosha.
SCHOOL BOOKS,
or the latest and most approved standards are offered
WHoSsde o. Re0 of every kind and description used in
Common or High Schools prices fail to please
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Comprising all the standard Works. English and Amer
can in various and beautiful styles Of BndmeProse and
Poeiry-Hsores, Biographies, Tales &C. Bibles Dctiona-
RES, Prayer Books, and Hymn Books New Books from all
the great Publishing Houses constantly by Express
STATIONERY,
comprising every variety quality and style Letter. Note
and Billet Paper; Foolscap, ruled and unruled
white, and assorted cOiors; Cards, of every
description; Inks, Iinkstands, GOLD PENS
Steel Pens, Quilts &C. &c.
PAPER HANGINGS.
Wall and Window Papers, and BorderinRte largest and