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MARK THESE FACTS.
The Tsa,mony Of The Hhok Word
IIOLLOWAY'S OINMEN

Bad Legs. Bad Breasts, Sores and Ulcers.
A IL DgsCRiPToH Of sores are remsdi.be by
n the proper aud .iligsnt g@s If this insstima
bic preparation. TO attempt To care bad legs by
plaste, ing the edges of the wound toefther ~ a
folly; or should the rtin mite. boggy diSessrd
condition remains underneath TO break sut again
with tsnfoid fury IN lew days. The oEiy rstiobAl
aud successful treatment. As indie ftsd by bsturs
~ to reduce the inhammatiop in aud about the
wound aud to sooihe The nssfb soring paris by fnp
bng IN plenty ofths Ointment ss ss - forced into
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WAsafssros Sent. 9

James Buchanan, Ed, rrivs,e Secretary
to the President, will Soon resume his resi-
dence in Philadelphia. I, is understood
that the place this to be uacated has ben
rendered to Adam Gio.brennsf. ists Ssrg-
ean,-at Arms OF the House.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-09-27

Mr.. EwiSa IL CRtrIrcorHE Hon
Thomas Ewing has openly svowed his de
termination to support Lincoln and Hsmlih-
and 10 announced TO speak at Cbilllto,he on
Saturday, September 30.
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PIles, NlsluIae. S rlctufes.

Tie above class Of complaints VIII be removed
by nightly fomssting the parts win warm wapr
and then ~ most ef.stu.ily rubluHg it the ONT
msut. Persons suffering from these diretdi eom.
pla MS should lose NOT moment in arfe.ting their
progress. should he understood that 1t ~ not suf
1cieni merely to smear the Oirtmsnt o. The fleet
ed parts. hut II must he well Tubhed IN for come con
sidsTab lie time two three times day that u nlay
be taken into the system. whence it will remove
any hIddn sore or wound az efectuaity as though
pslpable 10 the eye. There again Tread AID wAttT
po1itces after the rubbing in OF The Ofnimeni will
d. great service. This ~ the only srre ueaine ut
for malos cases Of cancer in tie -t1mac 1T wAsfs
there may be general bearing down.
lndiscretions Of Youth; Sores and Ulcers.
BIotehes, a. also sweilin-s. eau, with certainty
he rad caliy cured II the Ointment be used fTe.iy
and the Pills he taken Light and mording az rec
Omnendtd IN tbe printed instructions. " hen treat
ed any othe; way they only dry up in one place 70
break out III anDiher; whereas tue Ointment viii
remove tue humoT from the system, aud leave the
patient vigorous and healthy beirg " viii re.
quire time with the use OF the Pills 70 ensure
h-tidg cure.
Dropslcal Swellings, Paral's g. Stiff Joints
| Although the above complain do differ widely in
treatment. Many Of the wo-st Of such
Will yioid in a comparatively SHIRT space of tim,
Wien this Oinim'nt is diligently rubbed into tht
ptrts affected even after every other means have
failed. In ali serious maadies The Pills should b.
taken se'ofiinG TO the printed directions aeeompa
| nyins eahe boz
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Mr.. Ponrmnn,s MCard.n

We publish again the card Of c L Poor
N IN which is sufficient and complete vindi-
lion OF HE official acts against the vile as
portions Of Jas F Churlesworth 1t is unai =
swerable.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-09-27

6TThe Balti more Patriot says; "a
things now stand. we db MT believe 1t pos
sibls to turn back :hs tide of sacsess for
Lincoln and Humln iii- sny Of the Free
States" And the Patriot dtters our senti.
ments in it, candid admission. But We cal
stand It IL the Patriot caH.--Ex.
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Political Meeting.

A Mass Meeting Of the citizens OF
Guernsey, Harrison und Belmont counties
will be held OF the Fair Grounds near Smy.
tna, Saturday, October s, 1860.
SPEAKERs.-Jesse II. McM,th, Esq, ot
Harrison, L. Dantord Esq, of Belmont
J NJ. Bush ield AMI J. Tetrick, Esqrs.
of GUERNSEY.
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ments will oyertske the schemes Of the
visest calcuiators. And until the people
can be educated up to the plantation stand
ard, we know OF no adequate remedy. .--Ex.
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Douglas in Search Of his M3.her.
TusE-"Come along, come along, doa't b.
alarmed"


Have you heard the news from Basting,
Why down in Y,nkee land,
Who're little gent is coas'iug
With big parade so grand.
He's gone 10 hunt his mU'hor,
Who li:es ar, und some where,
And he snys with li,lle bother
"lil find her over there"
Chorus--Oh, get along, get along, take me
to my NAV,
She's the kindest. dcsrest, pnriept that ever
Alas! she wasn't at the town,
Shed gone TO Providence,
So he bid the faithful lead him on
Abe he would iruvel hence.
Once there, he called the people out
To help him find his nam.
And while they searched ,tse town about
He vent to "baking clam"
Chorus--Oh. get along, g..
He travelled up, he travelled down,
He Peeped in every hole,
But sad to tell. in nnt town
Could he find q dear old soul!
But still he would give up tie chase,
He Feels so awful bad,
Hes bound to 60 to every place
And tell his tale 50 sa.
Chorus-Oh, get along. &c.
Now, tsphcn Dug, you c"reworn SON,
We're sorry for your fate,
YuWd better start tus Washington, -.
Fur fear you'll be too late.
Old Abe will show your fortune quick
Aud tell you Shh shout,
7 Your mammy's gone to cut Il stick,
She didnt know you're out.
Cho.us--So, get along, get along, Tux
me to my NAV.
She's the kindesl, dearest parient lha
ever saw.
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SHERiFF'S SALE.

John NJiitvs' hjJ-e Il <'-r, t al.
DY pir,ue Of sn Mandate TO me directed from
ID The court OF Common Pleas Of Belmont CO.,
Ohio. will sell on
Tuesday, October I'd, 1860,
heiween the hours OF 10 O'Clock, 4. N. and o'clock
r. a. Of said day. at the front door OF the Corrl
unuse, IN ~. Clairsvile IN said county, the iol-
owing described real estare, to witt Being Town
Lot No. 55 in Wallace's oddi,ion to the town OF
MnrlnsvilIe. Belmont county. Ohio, with the ap.
purtenane,s. Appraised al the sum Of s3715.
Terms ot sale cash 7. LOCHARY,
Sheriff OF Belmont county. Ohio.
Sheriffs Office, ST. Clairsvile, August 30, 1860.
printers fees $50
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District and Common pleas Courts.

DIsIIICC Wuu CSMIHUH Ibds OUUTtSs
The following are the Jurors for the next
terms of The District and Common Pleas
Courts Tor this county. which commences
the 6rst on Wednesday, October 10th, the
last on Wednesday, October 24ih:
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@. Ino sAs. TT. coLLiss
THOMAS & COLLINS,

nENTlSTS, HAVING ,PEkMAN-
IL emily located In St. Clsirsvii .. Ohio, and
WoodsheId Monroe county, Ohio, wouid fespeet'
fully announce that they are prepsred 70 perform
all operations pertaining TO the pIefession.
few doers West Of Uoliins' Drusstors, and opposi,
Kiintsstore, ". CIsirsviIls. apS, OF
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lsaac Weish Esq
VIII address the Lincoln club OF Sn'th
Township at tncobsburg on next Fritsy
evening.
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Tuesday, October I'd, 1860,
ADMINISTRATIVE Notice.
Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT

(ITlCE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
a, the Probate Cour for Belmont county the
updors,ined mas been appointed and qualified Is a
NJ n.s.fat,ix nj tho ssiateof
Nancy McCurdy, deed,
iate Of Belmont caua.y.
All those indebted 10 said estate requested TO
make immediate payment, and those having claims
against said estate hOtihed to present them fo'
SIT emcn, within one year from this date.
SARAH McCURDY, Adm'rx.
August 81. lcoa vi
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Attachment.
Attachment.
Attachment

James pt4s,ii, f.nintiff W. J.WateiS& & Co,
Defendants.
Dehre w IL. Wallace, j. p. Of Peaie tow nsLip
ID Bruont County, Ohio.
Un the iOlh day OF September, 1860, said justice
issued order OF li nchiucnt In the nboye action
Tor tho sum vi $780,. JAMES BRASSlL.
September 81, 1860 fw
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
IN PURSUANCE oEAN ORDER OF.
j the Probate court of Belmont county. Ohio.
made on the eighth day OF May. d. ls6n. the
und, rs;pnet Administrators Of the estate oi Lind
ley NJ. Holloway, deceased. will on the l9ih day
Of October. 1861. al ten o'clock, m. On sal iaY
oiT for sale on the premises or in the tjwh "i
Flushing the following properties via. l.n No
Is with Meat House On u, Lot No. AZ with dwell
ling old store room and stable, small tract "f
land. seven acres more Or 50, nni Lot NJ. IS
with new store house. An also, splendid farm
two miles East Of Flushing, lying on the Union
town road, in Wheeling township. con,c lining
$50 scres more or lesa. beautifully situated. with
pretty good dwellinr house. g0od barn, Rnot or
clar1 and well watrr,,l. in fnct one OF the best
| stock farms in III" NJ .hbnrho91,
Any persors wishing to purchase will p lease
come and lock before day OF sale. Terms OF sale
one third in hand and the balance in two annual
payments, with inter"st and approved security
| DANIEL HOLLOWAY,
| Z. 4. HOLLOWAY, Adn's
| Sept 90, It.
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Dipiheris, Ulceraled Sore Throat, Scarlet
and other F,yers

Any Of tb. above dissasss risy he cnrei bv well
rubbing ihe Ointment three times day iHtO tue
chest. IN o.i end neck ofthc patient; Il VIII soon
penetrate. and gWe unmSdiats feisf Nodiei o
t6kPn by the InObt1 must operate upon the wHaly
- stem ere iis influence can he fet h. any loCsl
part. " hetess the Ointment viii do his work si
OuCc. Whoever Hies the unzuent 10 the above
msnnerfor tie diseases Hans. or sHy smiis ~ dis
orders sfee,ihg the chest and throat Wi qua tnsn
relyts rel IeYfd as by a cham.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE
BY ORDER or COURT.

IN SATuR6AX; M The sh dIv az. "i Sep'smss, be,
be sod to the highest bidder the ioowin! rru
rs,at, as the property y, Eli Clevinger. decreased
To wit. Situated in Flushing township. in snid
county ol Belmont. and being the east hall oi the
south-rnst quarter oi Section 80 Township IN,
ERan.. 6, containing n ncres more or lees.
Terms of S,e-Onr third in hand, onethird in
lone yenr nni ON. third in two years, with inter
cst On the Grfcrin cd IN, mrnls from the day d
sniy HARRISON d. ROMANS.
Executor oi Ell Clevingvr; deceased
1 Amidst q fltfO. 4w
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Boih he Ointment and Pin, sAouA Be used
in The (Oilotoing cases:
Rad I.egst Fptuas;
Rad BreaSts; Goui;
Burnr; Giandular swsirgs,
Bun.ons; Lunibugo;
Bnes Of Moscheioes aud Plies;
send Flies; rheumatism;
Cocobay; fctlds;
Chero foot Sore Nipples;
Chapped Hands; Sore Throat.
ChilbiA,ns; Skin disease;
Curns (Suf); seurvy;
Cancers; Sore Heads:
Contracted and Slf Tumors;
Joints; Ulcer
Elephaniiasis; Wounds; ysss
NPCAUTIONi-None are genuine uniess tie
words "Hoiiopay, Fsn York and London" are djs
Ger nibe Wdtsr.nark In every leaf of the b, Of
OF directions around each pot or box; the same
he plainly seen by Holding ths leaf to tis Hgh A
handsome reward " III be given TO any one rencering
such information may lead To TIE detection of
patty parties eounterfeiting the medicine vend
| ing the same, knossinF them TO he spuTiaus.
- Sold atthe Manulactory OF Professor HOLLOWAY
20 Maiden Lane New York. and by ell respectable
Druggists and Dealers in Medi cine Throughout tine
Uni,ed Sta ties and civilized world, in boxes al ~
cents. Gel cents. and ~ each.
III There is a consider rable saving by taking tn,
larger sizes.
N. B.-bireeiions for the guidance Of patient. in
very disorder are aft -ed IN each bot. aprse50ly
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Gptal Stems,
MASONIC and I. o. O. r. CALENDAj

MASONIC and ]. o. q. r. CALENDAR
o.. Cisirsviiie Chapter, No. ~, Royai><
Arch mssons, meets every Friday evening
on or sfter the full moon. -
2. a. NrIswAraxR, Secretary.
Belmont Ledge, No. 1d. Free and Aocepted Ma
sons. sneets every Wednesday evening on or pfece
ding the full nUon.
ID. q. NstswAuasR, Secretary.
Mystic Lodge, No. 100, I. o. O. F.A
s,eets every Monday evening. WAF
l.. FOND seere,sry. VIZ
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~ surutlpu embraces Double Entry BOokkeeI-
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'tumln-hIp.
bHutvmsa can enter eItratey for the foil course,
or any branch ttry may desire and 81 any time, a.
bore q no Cis~- system. no copying from books,
nd IuTmoIITuE uf arbitrary rules. Zach seutle-
Isu has desk O. himself, ami proceeds N the prAc-
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Conducting ud closing % Rocks under al the SAre-
ty "i crrIm-tluc.s- tgat rsL possibly o-cur Iu the
Counting House.
THE COLLEGIATE COURSE
T. toe most extensive. complete and thorough ever
introduced into any Commercial College and will
embrace TIE mos, approved and practical forms Of
Keeping Books nv Double Euuy IN the various de-
atl-iIe Manufacturing and Steamboat Book Keeping
Ia tiyIausl. Company and Compound Company, with
fans Hd4p tru Co TIE Wholesale, Retail BANKING,
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etc. together With Accounts Current Account Sales
and a Complete system q Commercial Correspond
eUCs-
FOR Catalogue, containing full information and Bal
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GED. SOULE NeW-OrleAns
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having been r"sorted 20 by our competitor for the
purpose Il imposing upon and decoying the unsus-
pecuug stranger, makes il Necessary Tor me 70 write
these lines Of admontiOn.
Very respectfully, GRO. sOULF
NeC-OyieGas, oct 5, lss9 52-IY
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81 DR. JAMES is the acknowledged Chief q his
Speciality. Thousands testify to the great sue
Of Dr. JAMS in the treatment Of diseases Of the
most obstinate and virHlent character whose symp-
toms are most horrible and distressing He has
cured cases where the blood had become poisoned.
producing blOtches the face, pmples, small wa
terry blsters, ulcers, pains in the head and bones
userated throat and nose scrofula together with an
endless number Of suSenusgs.
Bs- THE AFFLICTED ARE ADVISED TO AP
PLY TO DR.. JAMES
For alas how many have been lost no, only by
delay but By the mere fatal treatment Of poi.onou.
drugs.
Dosed from day to day with life destroying drugs.
which, while they do not eradicate the disease under
mine the constitution, and finally produce the most
horrible Of deaths Even life be spared how many
exc CUT miserable existence. fulfilling the fearful
penalty of violating Natures Is- .u.i rendered ami,
for the enjoyment, Of society and Of the family
Those who are SO fortunate a. not to have con.
trced or inherited disease, or to have brought upon
themselves by indscretions &c in:irnitcs and sui,
ferins should be thankful They, however, for hr-
mAnty's sake, Il for nothing more, should not en-
desyor to deprive others Of the means Of cure; To-
while humanity continues to BE- irfrrn, aud man l.
prone to err, the consequences Of irnprudence or
crime will be apparent and when these consequeu
ces are visited on the unhappy vrong-doer, he mus,
seek relief from the misery thus entailed. And the
man who dsvotes his life and talents 10 the relief Of
this species Of human suffering, is no lest PhilAn
throPist than he who seeks relieve any other Attic
ton to which man is subject, for true philanthropy
looks Tot to what caused tAe trouble but to what VII
| relieve IL
RrTHE AFFLICTED CAN ADDRESS DoCToE
JAMES BY LETTER, BUT TO INSURE ATTES
TON THEY SHOULD ENCLOSE A FEE.
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communicated.


Wv 'te N'.'a.' N's'iteN
AsERDEES, Aug 70. 1852
pEAs vssEr-upon tho PRINCIPLES ofJu-tcs and IN.
msnity, ! sm induced to ask your permission to "a
SER this communication in your paper believing O.
do, thsi IL may te the means Of preventing un'me
" sorrov IN many happy household
ON Friday last. having been Cor ,.,cr. day, prcvi
GA, absent from my family found On my return
home, that my usant aged shout fifteen months, sas
qu,te uuue1 from some unknown clasc-supro-s
to b" isething Upon an examination, however.
-. q the opinion tina; her iadi.po-,ou proceeded
from worms: and having been told by irs.pcctabl.
physician ,n,t MISSES C,yADiN yH'uFraE wa
,overri n remedy sau.t Gal. terrible enemy Of sbr
ir,u. ] -as induced 90 Ei,. % trial. rrlurtal,y. by
the s,qmc-ceuca ofuy family Physician.
90 TUESDAY morning following ou. NOR, .ma.
dose vas admin .tsrsi. russus 10 81. I've doses, Of
quarter af tvasrooufgl instead ,s . bllG %. pr,
,trteiby the Iab,i of dr.rt.a-s. Ia llr rIsr.
creature has discharged 60 tr. Eo taa r.g osthrr,
hundred worms, anna ss', Of which 's.r average a,,
o. -iS inehs. in length ard s ru1HG boat a. usual
with rs,arn.a. evidences a. s,aIf.f.. GOD .r.as,
Having msi stl .I-a 1s.an.-hr- ,.f..., .u tf,
cas, Of my infant. 49, udu-yI 90 r.. ...a v,rm,
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Wv NfhAANH NNIIl q lNat.
HrrsH.a= Nverse a. I atm 90 appear before ths
rUH.iH. Z runat refrain uu thIs ueca-Iou fn speak
WI. IHHf reserve m gumwCuuHtun Uf che MbpnfUr
A Wtsun 4 .wIuU NNh.uu. o. 10 now some Eve ycars
stree purchased one ul you. au although q boz
hf-u In rHua.aut use IN my family ever since.
N.IkF perfectly u"U a. uu tlH day purchased Is
Some eleven months SINCE purchased smother more
especially fnf negro and hesty sarh. The utility u.
thu NJ uutIUr Wilson machine cHnuut b. rNryl.o.I.
% s tle rf pies alt1 oi all sgNug MahiNs
We uO longer need e srnntstrnHss and have re-
Gently sold MY negro seamstress. or sl5nD cash. b
pay u1 taNes. M in4urturs mo- Hoar. no Doctor h..
nu ms Srwfug MarLtur' hIrs. t.dHrs n1rs sevInE
In one day thln ny ltHu sssustHesa could do boz ts
week q. and my hfue arla lut tI and o. yesr- 900
Nuke up dl thgu guu clothes aud delight in %.
task
81 planter or family should b. without whoel
a wilson Machine have paid ulUh attention, O..
sewing MhruIass. enHrincd and uici all tie differ
rnt kinds 1f any n1tafetY, and must uuhe-itaiiu.
ly agree With Judge MeIEs. "ihglr II hut one srwiut
Maahine suH tfat is Wheeler a WlsUu's'
AM omertou tn The leather pad ! consider TOO A.
snrd o. require any notice. We have never eKpcu.
oucvi any iHcul.y nits use.
DAVID " GOODWIN.
Jackson rect Fourth District.
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STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS,
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Thomas WOOlvertOn,

ENIFRPKISF- MISS.
prepared to make liberal Cash advances on Cotton
i shipped to his friends, Messrs. Boykin McRae
Mobile.
EnterpriSs Oct l3. 1858 ST
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Canton to the Public.

Beware OF bogus London Gins" See that the A.
tcle offered YOU is really "Ch0rs" which is the only
genuine IoEDoH CORDIAL en-, and the only Tendon Gin
h, BALDWIN q co.
Sole importers and ProprietOrs,
Depot No 20 Broadway, NeW York.
Also Importers Of Fine Wines, Brandiea, Cigars, etc.
Nesr York Jan. IS, 1860. l5d
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Wv NNAAAhHi ANfII 10 lFaa
0niflsf6H living two years .1 purchased ono
Hf ynuf medium Hfe Wheeler N son sowing "
"HIuHs, r UnfdH uIn n.HH.urH 90 state that have
tiUHd O. ta sussvr every purIoay Cor family tuI gen
rrl h.uaH lu.I sewing. anil da nos hesitate So r..
Iuurud thHfu a. unH uf Clio mHst useful machine.
H..HUuHu.
Respectfully. your ut.,iIsuf -srvsn-
o.. tARpERE.
CO Esplanads stryOt, New OrlCang
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The Singer a 60. sauTrts Mach.uc., Weeds and
1f1ycr hakera have al boon niost -gnaly beaten.
They ptpcuntsrt ~ nearly Ell uf she a1oye Fairs.
AZ the Connecticut State Agricultural society Fair
in the Pal ~ 1906; "hpd in the Stat. s'cr, Wheeler
Wilson's Machines are maize" the Frst Premium
ga gold medal WIS awarded to thc wheeler A Wilson
Machine, ami NOr tn che singer Go Machine a.
suited by their Nrs Orisan- AErHt Tho silver Msds'
sxhitrd n sInsrr Co.'S store ~ th- hr-t pfrtnurn
81 said Fsr me- Je FRS rrra awarded GA thst oc-
csion. The eoid Mr.iu new in our Possession
and In ouf urlcr.
W., again r.rrat Who Is attempting 10 "n.-lssd
AMI deceive tbeoommu1Ityr Certainly Not Wheel.
eI wilson.
The FNrr that the sales ~ Wheeler A wilson.
sewing Mf hines arc nHv MORE than SINGERS. Gro
vsr ushrr . Wre,r. liose's. aui AL OTHER "a .
CENsEn Ma'hurs CssHiysn. is conclusive cr.dsncs
oftbol superiority over ,l others.
TIE Increasing demand ior our Machine. II ths
-'th ha, .n.iurri us % make arrangements. ~ that
hereafter
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THOs. FOSTERS
THE CELEBRATED
ARGYLE BGTTERS

WILL sH.ctuaHy csre Dyspepsia. Liver Com
W plant Nervous Debility ls-0rdsred stomach
Disgust TOT Food. Heartburn, loss uf Appetite. Cen
grHl Debility. aud Pru-tratI0r uf the system. They
are entirely vegetable and free from 81 injurious IN
gradients. They ere pleasant iu taste, ard mild 90
thtJr effects keeping the bowels gently ted upon
and viii Remove 40 impurities from the stomach.
These elegant Bittcrs are peculiarly adapted Tor
warm climate, and every peGun desiring health
strength and protection from tt d-Ca,- re dent q
the Innate should use them.
Persons advanced "a lie. ard feeling tho hand o.
FINE weighing heavily upon them. with sll ITS aften
liant us, will end the u' tuH Etirrs an II Al
that viii install new iH into their Ee.a- restore On
measure She energy and grdor ol more youthful day
Ir.lt Mp their -lrgukeu forms. sud give Hgsth ana
hapniugs- 70 then rsrut aiming wears
It's veil established tle.. tlHt FULLY Nne-hali ~ tn,
female portion uf our population are seldom In the
enjoyment ~ good health. CT. 90 u-e their own cX
preston, never tsrI WeII" They s-e lsuruid. de-
void II az energy. extremely nervous. and have Nc
appetite To this cll-- g myaIds. these Btter~ ar,
- pcgfally rpc0mmed. Their peculiar tonic and IN
MIGRATING properties render hem invaluable iu suCl
cases.
Persons visiting districts harassed annually gitf
Fever 8nd Aguo ans Fever ola bilious nature AL
End that y tlC timely u one ur two bottles they
viii NOT fn .n-tHrHu take the disease. the BIT
tgfs u.Il ruuUvgf- and stGpU. rh.n tho system anc
carry tHH Oh 3. OIL Dor. natural channel
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-30
THE EDMoNsoN HOUSE,
Dissolution and New Firm

FINHE partnership heretofore existing between H. L.
Il Howe and James T. nardaWay, was, on the irsi
day Of June dissolved by mutual consent.
new hrm has been formed between :. W. & II. l..
Howe, who have and will keep constantly on hand
full assortment of
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-30

NV usLrINs. Feb III. 1859.
C3stfamsas-Haun1 usoi one of your sewing Ma
Uhiura boz my mmy Cor s.N years past and applied pc
ta every variety 20 family sewing both Hntvr Az
tuuf have no hneItFinu iu recommending them a-
The hasf Fsfnlv sewing MACHINE that ha- YET been
brought neturc tto public, h1th a. regard. speed
nnisTiesa ana easy Operation excellence and hoaut,
III sfsh IA d. On both siaa OF Che f1hrr,N and grew
economy af Thread Fer aruaral work they are nm
apnrusThahis and fully rqutl Oh tHu seanistre-aos
ny MACHINE I purchased pc yau has now been boz
no. n my family liz wears. aud Dts never h'rn o'i'
I'd urfart TO- sfII Ha good Ea ever Any nflerti1n.
utlr ta thr ltHfurr pad fru absurd W. u'Ftr hH''
hat tnN trouble wIt1 o. .....
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