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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-14

= zoo SACKS WORTHINGTON SALT, land
O.'JOO ing from Ship Alexander, City Point for sale by
mhl3 EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 co.
FAMILY FLOUR For sale In Quantities to suit by
IL mhI&-lw DUNLOP, MONCURE co.
CHERRY WINE-A few casks very fine, for sale by
- mhls-Iw DUNLOP, MONCURE a co.
NOR SALE.-Oraugs aaa Alexandria Railroad Company
mbiS RI MAURY CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-14
CLARKSON a ANDERSON,

~ Received every Tuesday
Blazing sta, POlka, by author Of Starof the :
pspesens Polka hy Stamy
Trump dl BY Holmes
OswrEo DO by Bang
Port Hope Schotsrh by Chaloupka
Autremdale DO by Smi'h
iajie Yacht Glass S-hot;isch By Leduc
OHIO sounds Vase, briLiante by barring
viii Wood Waltz. by Clarke
Delta Phi do by Drake
Alabama do by Yale
white Rose do by Sargent
san. Louci Galp Waltz BY Czerkash
mills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
uOYTs HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE

warranted In every instance to restore Gray dair TO us
color been applied in thousands Of cases ia the
pcpe Of England and hiss not failed 10 single IN
stance accomplish all that claimed for it. NO hair 90 gray
OF 40 red out the hawstha will change TO beautiful and HE
Ike brown black 1t Is not insantneous dye which
GRO k dead black color to the hait the pa
% having submit soaping washing and sPonsls Of the
hair every time 1t is applied: nor I. PIePat ion saph
OF skin 1t requiring piepsfa ion washns be-
fore usig l. lied in hve minute. ne, ana Win
as little trouble a. any ordinary article for the toilet
People who have used uis preparation declare II nut
ous effects and that 1t will perform all that Pfetenas 10
do"-I Baious Pictorial ~
It's success wonderful and only say we indorse all
the proprietor says in regard to t"-lBoson Journal
For testimonials and directions hand,s accompanying
each bottle. ~ ~, u.,,.
st Csswe ell Mack Co.. 5th-ay Hotel George w De La
yergne No 2O8 6shav, corner l4tist aud oy j. p9as
Tor No IFS Broadway also in Bro oklyn by Mrs M Hayes
no l75 Fuon and Chadwick corner CONT and Tde.l a
dept-st. also " famsburgh, by j. v BueT Co. NO ~
4thst also in Jersey City byJ Longstsf No SO Mon.gomey
st. and BY the principal retail Druggists and Fancy Good. deal
ersth he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
TTyBE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONING-

Il TON for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, and NEWPORT
Inland RoUtsThe shortest aud most decsCyng the East
IN Mails.
The Ste4mers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt joe Stone, epd
COMMONWEALTH, Cbpt. w. Williams. In connection with
the stonuoA and Providence and Boston and Providence
Railroads leaving EewYork daily Sunday excepted from
Pier No. Is N r. o. and Stonngton st83J or
arrival Of The mail train which leaves Boston at $50
The COMMONWEALTH, from New York-mondsy, Wed.
nssdsy and Friday From SonngtoO-Tuesdy Thursday and
Saturday. - =. - r
The PLYMOUTH ROCK. from New Y ork-Tuesdsy, Thur
d.y and Saturday From 6onington-boEdsJ, Wednesday
ana Friday
dence and Boonn the Express Mail Train reaching said
advance Of those by other routes d IN ample time fo
al he early morning connecting North and East Passen
sanee thai prefer remain board the steamer enjoy ngh;
rest disturhed breakfast desired and leave Stonington In
The 7f5 train connecting At Providence With the II m
train for Boston. 60,
eseb way. -,
s-ssnt OF AZ the ghoce Pier No Is North River at
de Office No. us WestsE. corner Of Courtandtst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

HI and TROY connecting with trains NORTH and WEST
From Monday April i6o0 Trains will lea7e Chamberss
Stsoa a. follows Through Express Trains and N and
o NJ; Albany Mail Sleeping Car Train 5;~ p q,
lndsys psludedl; Way Trains for Sing Sing 945 and
ass and p m foI Poaghkeepse las and $50 IN foI
Tarytovn t:s5 and t0f5 Tor Peekshu $3.50 m From
slst 4 Buffalo and Northern Lightning News Train S;2es
Enigsnt 6l5 p Passengers taken at Chambers lanai
Chropher and Traius for New York eaye Troy
l45 (Sandsys included and as and lOo "a and 549 ana
AZ hoUriats, A. e. SMITH Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY-

~ From Of acknowledgements at Hampton juno.
tSo with Delaware Western Railroad and
Isston With Lehigb galley Railroad and it, connections
SUMMER MENT-Commenctng May 70 1851
Leave New-York as follows; . -
H2RRIssuRs EIPkEss-At g for Esston. Reading Hsr.
ristHg Msuch Chunk &c
Man TRAIS-At for Esston. Water Gap, Scranton
G{et Bend Pttston, Wikesbare, &c -
hM TRHOUeH TRAIN-FoI Easton, Mach Chunk Reading
Pottsvlle Harrisburg &c. 49, -,
ar X. TARoueB TRus-FoT EastOu- Allentown msuch
Chunk &c. - ~
sPx WAY TRnsFor sOmerville aud intermediate stations
EXPRESS TRAIN HARRISBURG.
The m Express Train from Eew-iork strives at Harris
burg 1890 noon In time 70 connet with trains on fennsy
sni Central R east aud west Northern Central north and
soutb and with Cumberland Valley R.R
Ik,vK NHyYoRK PIER No n. X at 1890 and IL 80
M ana q 30 m for Eastou and inter mediate stations and at
b.@p no for Someryiue and intermediate ststions
JOHN o. STERNS, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
JSGn THE PENNSYLVANIA IS60
1COUCENTRAL RAILROAD. ICOO
GREAT DoUBLE-TRACK ROUTE

THL GREAT SHOkI LINZ TO THE "f9I'
Office No AstoI House corner Of Vesey-d
ss for the transportation Of Passengers TO and from Gin
enna Chicago St Louis ST Paul Nashville Memphis NeW
Orleans sd ali other towns the West Northwest and oouto
Through the West leave New Yo6k foot o. Court
lsndt-st y-Morng Express Evening Express p IN
sieeuinr and smoking cap ali trrins =,
PAR, slSays low 5the time quick - by any otnei
route = ..-.-a.a A..
and rota sny point the Railroads Of Ohio kennck ind ma
Illinois Wisconsin Iowa o. Missouri BY RAILROAD Di
RFCT o. b aus port the nsvgasie yers OF tho West ey
steamers from Pittsburgh 70, ~. u.
Road ali times as favorable as are charged
Nv , PsroAd Companies Merchants and shippers trust
ig tht psoson Of their freight Ia this Company can rely
With confidence rs speedy transit . 49,,
Tbis COMPANY also maintains knIgInnt Accommodation
Line by which parties engtng westward ENJOY cheap ana
oufbe node at sDehaE the nrstcss rates
on ARE ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent Nc AtoT house
LEZCH Co, Freight Agents - ,,,r,,- -.
No 4 Astor House and No south p" ilhAn~'
MCDONALD q BISCH0RF, Emig'ant Agents,
No 8 Bsttsry place.
THOMAS A. SCOTT General Sup't, AltoonA, Ps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

IL PORT and FALL RIvER-The splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt B,own leaves New York eyer
m, and the EMPIRE STATE Capt Brsyton on MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at o'clock m, from Pie'
No. AN. B
Hereafter win be regarded secured 10 sny spph
cant until the shall have been paid FOX
Freht Boston warded through With great dispatch
Express Freight Train
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

OHIO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS-AN-
~ NOINCEMENT Of the PROPRIETOR for lB0-Ths
Ohio White sulphur SPRING. situated In Delaware County
IA miles north Of Columbus 1.-THE Capital Of Oho the Scioto
River 10 from Delaware miles from White Sulphur sta
10, on the Springfield Mt Venom and Pittsburgh Railroad
and miles Lewis Center Station on the Cleveland Colu
- nd Cincinnati Railroad These SpnEs will be for
H. ,eccntion of visitors May until October The gratifying
nesce Of the psst has fly confirmed the hisn
OF the proprietor and him poro
- M his efforts make this second to place In the ssuntr
'''' BATHS.
here by the plan adopted brought into far ompc
n vim thai at naturally and hot SPRING. The water,
heated in the by pipes the heat not being raised
bh 10 precpaie it, salts applied to the surface Of
G without tie loss Of Of Its saline ingredients. The
Siding are substantial aud convenient The grounds, en-.
80 acres divided between lawn and woodland
s,sy laid OF into walks aud dnves Telegraph Once has
@ symsnently established connecting tho Spring. with all
49, ~ The country Livery, well stocked with horses and
P. 4, attached the place. fo further Information,
ransemen''i 0r f00n ANDREW WILSON, in, PrOprie,or
White saiphaI 2. y. Delaware Co, o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
THOMAS A. SCOTT, General sup't, AltoOn,

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD - For PHIL
~ nr1pHIA and Ia. SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
cITY-Msil and EXPIRES. Lines leave few.Yors at and on
- .nd md o M fare 50 ThToJgh tickets sold for Gin
,nnss snd the West and for Washington, Heworea1 and
t sou &C. and through baggage checked Washington In
"a sa0P w WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent
AZ h.o.,s win be received any trains unless delivered and
W. 20 ,nntss In advance Of the time Of leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
NEW-YORK and NEW-HAYEN RAIL

IN ROAD.-NEW ROUTE to NEWPOHI, via NEW
YORK and NEW-HAVEN and sH0RELlNE RAILROADS:
On and after MONDAY June H. 1860 two Daily Trains will
leave NesYo,k from Of 4hsv and 9th St. ct
and IL Is passing through New Haven and
East Greenwich whore the splendid steamer
GOLDEN GATE will br III waiting end start immediately
the arrival Of the trains for Newport sdordnga sail OF
Ia es down the Naragsnset Bay arriving at 40 and $3.50
D M Passengers BY the Train change at New.
Hsvsu Passengers by the IL IS Train through from
Greenwich without change OF cars Tickets
sold and baggage checked through. JAMES H. HOYT Supt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
Billiard Gables.

PHELIhNSssso vy0 ,,rr,,rn ,.n1,..xn
COMBINATION CUSHIONB
Protected BY Letters Patent dated Feb 49, sss DC. g. lsi
~ The recent nproyements In these table, make hem
the wori They offered the scientific
aard players combining speed with truth before OBJ
tanned In any Billiard Table
Hsnafsctory, Nos 6, 81, and s. Crosby-H.
PHELAN COLLENDEk
Sole Manufacturers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
FARK TO ALBANY, 81

on and .nsr MONDAY, June Is. 1867 Trains Will leave
ostbst station kew-York, as follows -.,OA II. w
w. WiIusSsbrdse and al way stations 74o and ~ d.
nj For White Plains and al way stations Iop arc
~ 70, White PIsias and ali way stations 6;la IN Mo.n
Ihts Depot FoI CrC..n FAN s bossI 81 Ps%. sS IN
.ns y Whit Plains and stations above tIhs tram run "
T9sston on Saturday evenings For Albany 1t ~ c.
nrs.s NAL Train stopping o. White rAalS' Dou1''~ ~
RtapipS WIN leave wsmSbdss stopping a. AL way ia
- sl1 v-sy stations and AIS and q D9 y1i tim
ssonriug \. all stations north Of Fordhsm.
m sDpRe every Monday morning at 5:25 mi CrGton
Fss p M stopping al station. sode v q Psins
n.y. 90 49, 15HE BURCHILL Assistant suPenntenoenI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
.UDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-SUMMEB
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD

IN DUNktRk EXPRESS az g. H. fof punkif' buuaie
Cansndsigus, aud principal Stations.
NAIL at slSs u for Dunkit and intermediate Stations
This Train remains over night ct Elmira
WAY atS;4S Middletown, Ncwburgh and intermed
Stations. - -,
MONT EXPRESB, daily, Ut p m, FOL Donkrk Buffalo
and principal Stations The train OF Saturday stop
81 eli uAG train stations, and only 70 Enlira
CBAS MIEOT. General Supt-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

NORTHERN RAILROAD of n. J.-Leaves
IN foot Of Courlsndst Jersey City Ferry daily Sundays
excepted and and p. for Pernont and Suterns!
ga No for Pisrmont Leave SuHens at 40 and and
Pieru,ont and 7:35 and $40 aud 6l5 p. Stages
connect for Hakenssck Nyack NewCity and HsTvestrsw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

PARK FIRE Iss Co., No. 237 Broadway
NEwYoRK June, Is, 1850.
nIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors Of this
~ Company have declared Semi Annual Dividend Of TEN
O PER GENT payable aud after I'd July The trans
WIN JAPFRAY, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
CARLISLE WHITE SULPHURsP SPRINGS Pa,
C0INTRY ROARD. SOUTH SIDELL-The

KITTATINNY HOUSE,
N DELAWARE WATER GAP.
This ayorite resort IL n open TO visitors
The beautiful mountain hne air. and
pure water pleasant drives and walks rowing hshng &c
The trout hshnx Is ct its hight, and large numbers are
taken. a., 4, - ,-.,--
By the erection OF building the accommodation are
nsafly double Of those OF last year.
esys EewYok foot Of Corsndtst O'CLOCK
- 49, L. w. BR0DHEAD, Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

PATERSON AND RAsAPo RAILROAD Co,
New York, June % 1850.
CEALED proposals will be received by the I'M
dersgned Committee Of said Company until the Ss; Jny
reYt for the PURCHASE of $4,000 Of the MORTGAGE
BONDS Of raid Company Proposals be directed to ho6
1 ROBERT BAYARD,)
JASON ROGERS, Com.
EDWtD N. PIGUT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

rIyHE following COUPONS due July J, win b.
II paid 9, she Banking House ofDUNCAE. SHERMAN Co.
CHICAGO CITY, Municipal
CHICAGO CITY, Wster Ilosn-
BUFFALO CITY, Wster Loan.
BUFFALO CITY, Municipal
ALBANY CITY.
UTICA CITY. .o.o
HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD,
MOBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD a'
BUFFkLO AND STATE LINE RAILROAD
DETROIT AND PONTIAC RAILROAD
Also The Interest New York State STOCKS isaedss Tie
following Rsilrosds;
Auburn and Rochester 81 per cent
Topaw anda 81 per cent.
schenee tady and Troy, per oes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

i -DNIDEND NOTICE-A diyldeId Of Two and one
half 2 per cent upon the capital stock of this Company M be
pet at the the Rogers Locomotive and Machine or
No a Exchsn &c place, NewYork ON TUESDAY NEXT, July
and after that day at Paterson ~ j. by the ubscr5er
Inns 20 1850 JOHN HOPPER Treasures
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
PATTERSON AND HUDSON RIVER RAIL-

III ROAB-DIyIDEND NOTiCE.-A dividend Of four and
ore half M per cent upon capital stock Of this Company
will paid the office Of Rogers Locomotive and Aahins
Works No "A Exchsnge-psce. New-fork, on TUESDAY
NEXT the Sd day OF July and after that time az Paterson Ne
j.. by the subscriber. A s. PENNINGTON. Treasurer.
June 1860.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

VNHE PARK BANK, New-York, June ~
Il l960--DIyIDEED NoTICE.-A dividend of FOUR ~
PER CENT of the profits Of the lat six months hiss ths
day been declared by this Bank payable to the
their legal representatives., after July TO- 1860
The Transfer Books viii be closed from the l to the leh
July, inclusive
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-18
A Prolific Beggar.

The Impartial of CopiaPo, Chile, oi
June 10, says there Is poor woman in
Santiago who supports herself and family
by begging. This woman was twice mar
ried, and is ,hrty-six years of age. By her
first marriage, which was Of nine years
duration, she had thirteen chidren--three
boys and ten girls. BY the second, which Is
now Of eleven years existence, she has had
fifteen, and expects to have some more
She and her husband are both healthy. ro'
bust persons, and have always lived toge'
ther in the most exemplary harmony. Bu
aside from the extraordinary frui,fulness o
this woman, 1t is matter for wonder that thu
poor man, without any resources Cor liv
ing bu, the daily work Of his hands, shoul
have had the courage to marry woman a
pool as himself and whose whole propert.
consisted Of thirteen children. II prove
that love is too headstrong and ca
p'icious to be gov-rned by any circum
stauces.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-18

METEaRs FALLING INTO THE SUS.-On the
lst OF September last, distinguished ar
trononer, Mr.. Darlington, had directed his
telescope to the sun. and was engaged in
observing its spots, when suddenly two in
tensely luminous bodies burst into view on
its surface. They moved side by side through
space Of about $4,000 miles. drst increas.
ing In brightness, then fadiug away; in five
minutes they had vanished. The remark.
able phenomens was witnessed and confirm
ed another observer, Mr.. Hodgson at High
gate, who. by happy coincidence, had also
his telescope directed TO the groat luminar,
at the same instant. 1t may be, therefore
that these two gentlemen have actually wit
messed the process Of feeding the sun, by ,h'
fall OF meteor,c matter.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-18

"I'LL Risk TIE Gops.'--Lo Ting a con.
vert and preacher Of the Methods. CHR q
Mission, while preaching in the streets o
Fhau, was surrounded by crowd Of Chi
nese, who sale: "You say you are moi
afraid of idols; we will take you to temple
and you shall break one Of the idols tc
pieces. and then wa shall see whether II
has not power to revenge itself" While
they were hurrying him along, with insults
and derisive shouts. he said: III do not feat
your idols Of woois, and stone, and mud
aud will skow you that do not, by smash
ing any number Of them, to pieces, II yo'
viii give me written agreement that
shall not be harmed by any man for sc
doing. ! will risk the gods, but dare no
risk you." Tho crowd dropped of ard let
him go.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-18
-ALSD,-
rutsD,S

FA.DEIG.X Gh,IEARYIG PIERS,
Compounded from Pure Vegetable Extracts ami
put up in Glass Gases. Ar Tight. and will keep
in any climate. The Family Cethartic PILL is a
gentle hut active Clthartic, which the proprietor
has used in his practice more Than, twenty years.
The constantly increasing demand from those who
have long used the PiI1s and the satisfaction
which i express in regard their use las induced
me TO place them within the re ach nf all The
profession well know that different Ca lharics act
on different portions oil the bowels The Family
cathuriic Pill has, iih due reference To lhls well
established tact, been compoua led from var "
of the puresi Vegetable Extracts, which act nike
I'm every part of the ulimenla-y canal aid are good
and safe in oil cases whore cathnrtic is needed. :.
lach DerangementS OF the Stomach, Slaepiness
Pains IN the Back aud Loins. Cosuveness, Pain a.
Soreness over the whole budy, from sudden cold,
which trequenily, IL neglected end ina long course
OF Fever, Loss OF Appetite, a creeping sensa tion
Of cold over the body, Re-tessness, Headache, or
Weigh, in the head, all lnflanima tory Diseases,
Worms in children or adults.i Rheumatism, N
great purifier Of the Blood aud many diseases to
whch flesh is heir, too numerous to mention ia
this advertisement Dose, to 3. grE
I,os PRICE THREE DIMES.
>D%J-The Liver lnvigorptor md Fumily Cathnrtic
Pills relailed by Druggists generally, and so Id
wholesale bv the Trade in all thu lafge towns
S. T. W. SANFORD, NJ. d. ~"
"a sfsyfs Manufacturer and Proprietor, 81
de!559ly a3o Broadway, Nsw York.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-18
Sensible Talk.

The following article frou the Cayuga
Chief, contains many valuable suggestions
That never'll d., young man! No use to
stand on the side walk d. VIII inc about hard
luck, and say that everything goes against
you, you are not half the consequence your
talk would hold us TO believe. rhe world
hun't declared war against you. You are
like tho rest of US mers speck upon Enrths
surfuce. Were ysu this moment to go doyn
in the living tide, but bubble lnger for a
moment OIL tho surface and even that would
vanish unnoticed The heart is full Of hope.
and ambition, but is not missed where 1t
ceases to beat. One such as you would not
leave ripple.
You are coward-a coward-in the battle.
There's no SIGHT in you. You have surren-
dercd without a struggle, and nov whine
because beaten. You are not yet worthy
of triumph, for you have not yet earned it.
Iu a parrei hut, and dripping cellar are ten
thousand heroes who would pu. you TO
shame. They must .oil or starye. This
strife is a desperate one with them for they
wrestle with want, while ragged and des.
pairing ones watch at the lone hearth the
fearful contest. Strong men look death in
the face when their sinews are stung by the
wall of hungry childhood.
Shome on you 10 the full vigor ofynuth
nd manhood, no mouth but your own tc
fill, and no back but your own to cover, anc
vet crouching under the first scourings O
adverse fortune. You know nothing Of The
storm, for you have seen but the summer
One cloud has frightened you, and you lhinl
you are..hardly dealt by. You will be lucky j
yon find no darker shadows across you
path.
Stand mp, young sir pull your hands from
your pocket, throw off your coat, and tax,
fortune by the throat. You may be throw
again and ogaip, but hang on. Put ava.
the nonsenco that the world is against you
Tain't SO. Your destiny If your own stron
arm. Weld It liks man! With nn un
, bending will, and honor and truth for
glide, the day is your own.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-18
A SHORT LYRIC.

The following brief poetic effusion 10 tc
90 sung 10 the tune of"Blow the winds oi
morning."
p There was man in our town, ;.
His name was Stephen A.
He searched for his moth-ier g,f'
In Penn-syLvs-ni-s. ft /,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-18

Healthy human Blood upon being Analysed al
IL ways presents US with the same essential
elements, and gives oi course the True Standard.
Analyze tie Blood Of person suffering from con-
sumption. Liver Complaint DYSPEPSIA, Scrofulh.
&c, and we find in every instance certain defci.
sncies in the red globules OF Blood. Supply these
deficiencies, and you are made well. The Blood
Food is founded upon this Theory--hsnco It's as.
tonishing success. There are Five Preparations
adapted 10 the deficiencies Of the Blood in differ
ent diseases. For Coughs, colds, bronchitis, .or
any affection whatever oilhe Throat OF Lungs In
Guiding consumption, use No, l, whch's also the
No Tor Depression ofSpirits, Loss Of Appetite ana
Tor all chronic complaints arising from overuse,
general debility and nervous piostration, No. q.
Tor Liver complaints, No. 3 for DYSPEPSIA, Being
already prepared for absorption istakn by drops
Tint what you gain you retain, The No 4 is for
female irregularities, hysterie, Weaknesses &c--
Sac special directions for this For salt rheum;
Erupiions; scroialous, kidney and bladder compla.
ints; take No 5. In all cases the directions must
be strictly followed. Price OF the Blood Food sl
per bottle. Sold by CHURCH s. DUPONT,
'-I6 No 409 Broadway; New York
And by all respectable druggists throughout the
country. ch MaIc29 decl5y9ly
III PArrxRsos, Agent, D. Clsirsvills, Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-18

WHITE CRAvATs CAUGHT.-Mrs. Doug
las, while en- route from Cleveland isays
the Toledo BIade( was the unwilling listen.
er to remarks made by two 'whte cravuted'
gent lemen one of the twain remarking that
"Judge Douglas was so drunk that he had
to be helped out of the cars at Tiflin the
other day." and the other quite as delect-
able assertions.
Mrs Douglas turned to the backbiter and
asked him If he would be kind enough to
repeat what he said about Judge Douglas
to which he willingly assented. She asked
WAS you thereP
NO
'Did not witness itP
sNo.'
Have you any reason for believing what
you have asserted Is truep
mo; but we believe It true nevertheless.
'Now,' said she, Il have good reasons to
believe tits not true, and as happen to have
been his wife during the last three or four
years. think | ought TO know something
OF his habits, and give it as my belief that
il Is all felton,
The 'whi,e cravats' subsidized.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-18

OTHunt has gone to Douglas in New
York, and Douglas has gone to hunt every
where