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, nrIEIrIAL TEETH.

"A the IhEHi LaNill fEtt cNN 49,
% W JONES, UANr-r, having purchased tr> TYYv-NA
rrtt the above mode of making Teeth, ami Dee
H entirely At1-I Uf N absolute superiority over thr f'1 sNt
1r lfna method De with confidence comment Do l' AT VINO
l, desire fu partial sets 1f leg-al speeAly 20 '1l as
Ina. De- dissatisfied with those they uov using To- ts process,
.uftt- objections 90 - gold plate emoyrd-ttr sy'N be-
g perfect secures comfort and stability Oh Ore hAnd the teeth
being embedded n thr metal thc food Is excluded rom uur
between chem, ty therefore stronger cleaner smoother
Iu respect better.
On consequence f the perfect adaptation Of the plate 70 The
mouth .r suction thereby secured, De Insert oue OF more
te H.t rssusaui iu an guarantee perfect and sat-
sfa.t.ry tf charge.
r having been aont-d and commended BY those stand
g highest n the profession North and Soah, testimonials vii be
gv- rI specimens exhibited 0 who nav desire % see lh
rse aa exchange e old method Tor The new usr ola
--- 49,. y, 81 AZ orT-1v
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PIANO FnRTES

TINHE BRIGGS PATENT PIANO-The beat Piano essuAe-a
sustained passages tie vocal effect Of Mr. Drg,s patent IA
bic any other lnslrument.-H T. Times
For sale At p. H. TAYL0R's Music Store,
fe2i q Mai
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WI. B. WILLANl SAMUEL
WILLIAMS & REID,

Commission CICh1ntS,
n CuENER WALNUT AND SFFOND STREET,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
st orders f1r a klls pi ~ c-tCrn Produce, and make
Hhs-a. Cash Advances nn COnsigumcnts for sale, or
hnud bought aui stored account purchasers
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~ 70 NIT0TI7-T1-II m01Tl y1lT
a., speaed The Manuscript previously agreed upon BE-.
,ve.r ere rtrtes-
,ssrsut not marked the copy ior a specified
-, E ssoas Win continued until ordered sut and payment
enc a--1riinsy.
Eslr.s tDrEgr avoid any Misunderstanding
.u.-t N1vcser it proper distinctly,
t.- privileges extends o. their immediate business Real
49,. Zeal and Advertisements by them be
,ff.rrsI charge, and no. ygrittou-
- gaa and General Agents Adve sements rot O. be
t y year. charged the rates, subject
t--... T.s.uluis shall he agreed upon.
- Booksellers and yearly ADVERTISERS. generally, engaging
a. more squares with fe privilege % change shall not their
..rs tv-are OBJ week insert than the
I ar1r che standing rule under the contract aud an
T-s.rrr t-1 -rrt oe charged tt che usual rates.
tg.-t Inserted Dr. thc ScUiWccNy Mhlg az cen;a
s,- lines 1r less '1r che a-st Insertion and 80 cents
y 1.-s f,r each continuance or weesry. Z .
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VOLUME 81.
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TERMs
,rv Psper Fs Per annum; SeWeekly, S5 Weekly s. a.
- /, advance Re.ttsnces may be made at the risk Of
sr, IN an cases where evidence Is taken the depos Of
- IN. he Post once containing mcney.
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CAHOON'S PATENT
SEED-SOWER,

CAHOON'S PATENT
RROAD-CAST SEED-SOWER,
FOR SOWING WHEAT, OATS, BARLEY, HEMP, PEAs, GRASS
sEED, &C
TIVHE machine om four TO eight acres per h'ur Price
The horsepower machine nom ten TO aiteen acres per hour
Price t5. - -, ,.-., ut.
The having the patent right for The States OF virginia
n North Caroline having located at Richmond Tor the Pur
pose manufacturing and selling said Machines has taken rooms
~ s Governor street where he constantly suppl, win ese
Machines these Machines sold LAST
Siu'S sSi I'm s'' '' ''''' CHARLES H. DOUGHTY.
PIANO ENTRAORDINARH
n n. TAYLOR has just received another OF BkidSs
PATENT PIANOS the only Pianos constructed On te SCI
enthc principles strength durability power TO keep m tuht
and to their tone they far superior 70 al oter fAn
They are hilhy admired by al who have heard them
=. THALRERG says OF them:
grand and noble. IL has great capacity LOT
sound singing and rs voame o. 'oae CT power never
heard e1celed IN depth purity sympathetic sweetness
GOrTSCHALK, SrRAkOSCH, MARETZEk, and many ounel
eminent Professors say Of them:
The tone squares equal The best Grand Piano forte Ane
excel them pure musical ntonAon and actual tone power
nov
MACK EREL.--No best Family Mess Maekerel, in bes
vi and kts, with general assortment Of hsh O..
ap2 s JONES. Cor 9Th and Main StS
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ENCOURAGE HOME MANUPACTURIs
IL The undersigned manufactures aud keeps constantly hand
at the Richmond Iron and Steel Works large asort.
ment Of
Refined and IRON consisting Of all Sizes Bar Band
Hoop and Scroll Iron.
Tire Iron, Ovals and Half Rounds.
Horse and Mule Shoe Iron, Rounds and sauarea
Lightning Rods, round and square,
Agricultural Drum Teeth Nut Iron.
Tobacco NH Tapered and Plate Iron.
In short description Of IRON III NAY be ordered
Also Raroid Frog STEEL Coach gsg and suIky TTRys
and Quarry Halfkound Steel JAs UTNTFR
IelJ-5m, - Richmond, Va
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1859. NOTICE. 1859.
r.. u. [EELING,
TAILOR AND CL0THIER,
no. 1916 Main street,
As just returned NtW Work prepared
hht Che attractive stock goods that he had
he pleasure oi Offering TO hs friends aud the public, consisting
rartOt
CLOTHS, CiSSIMERES AND VESTlNGS,
of the styles which be will make 10 order In the ap
proved Fits warranted Co please la all cases.
ALSO,
In and receiving choice selection OF gents youths and
chilIrtl's
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
% every grade aaJ styir.
GENrLENiES'S FURNISHING GOODS,
such Shirts Co.rs Ties Glor-s Socks and Drawers Merino
shirts and Drawers, % good qualify.
se-2 L D. KEELING, No 125 Main street
TE1O TRIE PUBLIC consequence fthe uuprecrdent-
ed sscc,5s OF "OUr Model Shirt have male arrange.
men (Which heretofore impossible the great
demand .a Hors o. I'F have large supply q this popu-
OAR shit hlnd Ia variety Oi style and quality, that
these sending ori- win u1a have them tri regularly and with
despatch A., he sole Agents Cor ts Shirt in Richmond,
would tsrectiuly C the attention % those who have
Model u rVuUat0u, they will become conyuc
ed chat M tit htf -.f ,T most {t'e Sst ever offered
r sale We also prepared make 20 order from scientific
shoot notice, and reduced prces We have
hand iac anil desirable stock ot GhNTLkNlNS FURNisiNu
GOODS uach embraces everything pertaining 10 The business,
l1l stilh viu by offered at grcaly reduced prices.
sTUETEYANT & MAGWIRE,
au20 No. 81 Main street, Richmond, Va
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BARGAINSi BARGAINSll
CHARLES a. GHATkIN,
CoENER MAIS STaEErs,
WILL opeH this morning,
w plain and Fancy Spring slts,
Fugish Prints,
Hosiery, Gloves,
Spring De Laiues
French Lawns,
Lfn-u e. Ms
Rot-s IN Berege, Caulbrir and Muslin,
Ladies Umbrellas
Emhrolieres, Collars Sleeves Bands, &c
Spring shtss Dlsirrs. Mantle &c.
Travelling Dress Goods
Cash buyers politely questei 70 call and see ue bargains
Al he stole, sth aud Main second door above
C. A. GWATklN,
,haO Corner sth and Main
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cop,RTNERSuIP NOTICE.

HANF tay associated etl Ia the Ool,'l'n uIveeiy
Liquor business W. D. slater. The business S 6s con
Is..l IL t5. rs,s M W NIPFkCO J. W. NIPE,
No. So Main Street
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EORWARnING RUSINCSS

TENHE JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA CO., s-zs--rTTT7T7t
Il having acceded 10 the proposition Of the S<7-Ty--7
South Side Railroad Company advance the routes
am compelled to adj my rates am hsSeyer by that
rangement, enabled to put goods through
20t 25 Per Cent. Cheaper
than the South Side Railroad provided that Company
the stipulation agreed upon and articles difference
much greater.
sI have determined U put .he charges the VERY Low
Est POINT article and The
the West will fad greatly their advantage ship via Rich
mond. A. g LFR,
Forwarding and Commission Merchant
On the Dock,
mhlO Richmond virginia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-30

4 NEW PLEASURE.-We have always considered the
IN real Farina Cologne water as the most modest proper
luxury toilet table but the other
a stray bottle Of BsrHSn hd.g1 prepared by Messt syys
BUssErT Co We yield the palm the effect 4. santay and
the perfume Is exquisite afeT the application bland
bsmy May mollng We beg suggest the proprJs "a
make less irresistible they expect supply ihe demand
Boston Gdzsfts
For saeby JAS p DIvAL Dmg.kt
mh39 Cor Matn e. tn,t
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N-IRGINIA SPok Is ANn FELLOEN.--N

Stake h opportunity return sincere hanAs % my
- f- t- bl silre ~ patronage durag the last hrrr
IA W. NIPE
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RECEEaEDSON'S
IRTSH LINENS s.

IFIoEi LIN EN =,
DAMASKs, DIAPERS &C.
OHsUERS of Rcharlons Linens those desrou, Of
~ tnug the Genuine Goods should that The articles ey
purchase sealed with the full Of Arm RICHARD
SON. SONS 0wDEN guarantee Of the GognJaess duTa.
blHty Of the goods.
This caution rendered essentially necessary as large quantities
Of inferior and defective Linens prepared seAson
and scaled with the Of RICHARDSON by Irish Houses
regardless Of the Injury thus inflicted alike the American
and the manufacturers Of the genuine Goods will
abandon business profitable while purchasers be imposed
on with Goods Of worthless character
J. BULLOCKR A 90
seS-dy Agents 86 Church Street New York
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FOR
1850.
IS(iil

1860. FOR 1850.
SPRING CLOTHING, SUMNER CLOTHING
GOOD CLOTHING CHEAP CLOTHING,
FINs CLOTHING. DURABLE CL LOTHlNG.
BOYS CLOTHING, and NEGRO CLOTHING,
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WEIDING AND KILLING HoEs.-wsh.Ts jos,

w received, Of droei Importation,
Ewel1 Wedding Hoes all sizes, from ti too
HvelrH Killing Hoes. all sizes, from 81 to5
Besides other superior Makes OF both Wedding which
oner In quantities to suit purchasers and lowest prices
W. s q. DONNAN
New Iron Pront Block,
Governor Street.
mh22 Importers Of HardWAre.
ERESH GARDEN SEED.-By Express and steamer
We are In receipt OF our Spring supply Of Fred GJrJsn ed
OF superior quality, from Thorbun Co, Of New whh
We invite the attention OF those wanting hstrAie article
$50. WATT co,
Ia9n YrAnklin. Wall street
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-02-23
Ornamental Wandelings.
ARAB eRAriruDs-Tns LIGHT OF II HAREs,

During a successful medicrl cste'r Of
more tn IN twenty years, in tho Course OF
which he hrs visited every quarter Of the
globe, it may well b. supeo,ei,,th't Profess
or Hollowdy has been the recipient Of muny
distinguished marks nj hon"r aud conf.
dence Az tue originator OF a system Of
a system VI which ras swept over the
world with a force au rapid ), that, in
this enlightened age, are, the prerogativts
OF Ttuth, his fame cyerj win re proceeded
him. Even in trav, rslng Arabia. some
years agn, he found thai his name and dis
c~overies were we'll know to the Sheiks
OF the various tubes, and regulations Of
Arabs met him at various points Of his ur-
ney, soliciting the great "Hdkim," (rheir
name for physician)to visit their tents and
administer to the sick. Al every tncamp-
ment he was received with most profound
respect, which deepened into absolute -ev.
erencu US the effect OF his wonderful rene.
dies was Witnessed by these children OF ths
wilderness. Some OF his adventures among
them were quite OF q romantic cast. One
of their chefs old Bedouiu. whose favorite
daughter had been tor years affected with a
scorbutic disease, was 50 carried away with
r. pture at her recovery under Professor
HollvwOy's hands, that, in a burst Of graft
tude, lie offered him half lis A cks and
herds. if he would remain with the tribe and
b. its guest for life.
While visiting Constantinople, IN his re-
urn home, he had an audience Of the Sui
tan, and was requested TO prescribe for a
favorile ndaliSque in the imperial harmon
Who had been pronounced incurable by the
| Turkish doctors. She was a Cncsssian
slave of Surprising beauty. and realized IN
her form and face the description of"Young
Nourmahel" as described in Lalla Rookh,
Her disease was dyspepsia, aggravated, nc
doubt, by the ennui, created by seqnestered
and monotoneous lie. Within q month
however Professor Hollsway's great medi.
cincs, with the aid of daily exercise in the
gardens of the Seraglio, accomplished Q
complete cure, and he subsequently receiv.
ed an autograph letter to the Sultan, thank
ing him in the warmes, terms, for restoring
to health the Light Of his Hurem." N,
through Csns,antinoole, than the lodging'
of the "Great Frank Physician" wsre liter.
tlly besieged by dyspeptic Pashas and biz
ious Beys. and from the period of his de.
parture to the present time, the demand up,
On his agents in Constantinople for rene
dies that bear bis NAM has continually in
creaseG.-Dr. Livingtone's "Travols."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-02-23

The WANT OF CENTURIES SUPPLIED For
ccn'urits the vegetable and mineral king
dorns were searched in vain for a remedy
that would expel acute diseases, without
cnhausting the strength Of the patent by
violent purgation. At last, it would seem
the man, Inc hour, aud the medicine, have
burst upon the world. DR.. Roback's ines
Unable SCANDINAVIAN Blood Pills, are
achieving the supposed imros>ibility. They
siitution. while they anihila'e not only the
symptoms of disease, but its seeds in the
b FOOD. In this important work, the Blood
Purifier is also said To be a powerful auxil.
iary. See Advertisement.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-02-23

GENEROSITY OF the lRlsn SERVANT
GlRLs.-Dr. Cuhill, In u letter To the Dub
lin Telegraph, speaks OF the generosity Of
Irish servant girls here in sending money
to their relatives in the old country. He
has visited he dileren, Offices in this city
Tor the ,rrnsmission Of money TO Ireland,
and from the statistics thus obtained estim.
at,s that during tho year, 1859. the Irish
servant maids now working in New York
and Brooklyn, have sent 10 their parents,
brothers and s~istsrs the enormous sum Of
one million three hundred and fifty ,hous.
and dollars.
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STONE & THOMAS

rTAKE PLEASURE to announce that they have just received their Seconds Stock of Fancy and
10 any hy have ever brought the city; mdt IN ARETvu do uANrry Unm which to- select
and bpnpnws is ursupaHelby any mhe West In thr sck may be iUund aImte yry variety
OF Gnds adapted to LADus, NESS and BOYS WLARl
In their Reuh Department they wife the uenhOno 1.-THE indies to their large stock of RICH
DRESS SILKS, brgt el orgets stock in the NY. and emhranngh l uem tgas yhsot Bnwers
lads Set Figures and Pmm- prices greatly reduced. FRENCH WuDlENS, TO witt emps
Cnsrnorpu aud Dhmhns plain rand figured Pids I@mnrine, sand VaenGas ia gent vaey -
esNAN Ap EssLen Gons to wits Ducak. Poll de Cmvrs MagonaC Cloths, etc In hsd depart.
nent our stock is very uHe-twhe MS large as my ihe city. aud very, very greMmtganse yen.
FuRs enmmHngv tWunsh MuH, Mufn1.s, Gulf md GLOVES Cloaks and doakng embracing
.mayb be hund all the latest yhsu and HeI Bpsts stock in the city. We have very choice styles
cxpreJyk for us. Our sk OF American Gnoh,U wi.d nhhms,p nnug nohams ads staple
'nbiso . every kind emtncesu nso thousands OF Yards every variety and rice Caunns ind
We MIpaticuar attentions our stock of cartnga and ohc hh. as we are dsuusOf
quitting tina tt1nch of bnine@s Weae prepared to dveg at GREAT bargains. In Mems and
.Bys Wrw cali attention 10 the hr@ts stock OF cloths ,ca&irrtsc asaneus,J enns. Tweds
mnns MuNns etc, that Kept by any similar hOlri nhe city. To our Jubbng De-
paurrntw we call he nttnhonof uei Trade Oms stock oiDgce GOolsa and Notions will be tnd
no ibng mousse in the city Buying wihC aha III excuigl IL, we Wta cash trade and are
Pmodss et oanym part ofie city, Tree ofexpme noJo STONE & THoMA AS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-02-23
Language Of Dress.

Under this head we are impressed to s1y
a few words 10 the ladies', the mnrriagpable
girls especially. We do this "privately
and confidently" and request all young
gentlemen to have the politeness not to
read the article. IL is for The girls erclu-
sipeiy.
Well, then, girls, you ex2cct to get mar.
ried d. you not! II you do not, you should.
You also wish to marry, don't you! II you
do not, you nre either more or less than wo.
men pcrsuming that you are all right in his
mater, we call yonr attention to the follow
ing ex ract, the words Of a popular a author:
"a wife looks p%ret,ier, IL she did not
know il, in her ncnl morning lrock OF calico,
TINT in the lncongruous pile OF inery which
she dignifies with the title Of full dress.
Many an unmarried female first Was the
heart 0! her future husband in som sim.
pie, unpretending attire, which, if consu ted
about, she would pronounce too cheap en-
cept for ordinary wear, but which, by its
accidental suitability to her figure, face,
and carriage, idealize her youth wonderfully.
II the sex would study taste in dress more,
aud care less for cos,iless, they wouli have
no reason to regret it.
Now we assure one aud all--the unmar-
ried OF the lair scx-that we have known
many females, who really wished TO marry.
to live in single blessedness, Tor no other
reason, in all human probable ty, than that
of dressing g~uadily. We have heard the
sentiments Of the male sex expressed u
thousand times on this point, and in every
instance, whether the observer was young
or old, young mun, bachelor, or widower,
rich or poor, ugly or handsome, wise man,
flop, or dandy. in every instance an over
dressed or extensively "riggeG out" female
has lost caste in his estimation.
This is perfectly natural rnd proper. A
foolish and silly man is not worth marrying;
and sensible man will surely Judge you ad.
vantagcously In exact ratio to the plainness
and simplicity of your dress.
A DOR man, or a man in moderate cir.
cumstances, however worthy and deserv-
ing, dare no, marry a female who is super
~fuously done up in ribbons and nounces,
however learned and talented she may DO,
because he has sense emo ugh to suspect
sho will be an expensive treasure. lie may
love her, AMI still feel that he cannot afford
10 marry her.
And the rich man, though he likes her
personally, and admircs her other accom-.
plishments dare not take her for better or
worse. because the dashing style of her
habilimcnts indicate too great a passion for
the admiration Of the world. lie fears,
too, that her passion for g eneral adj.
mirstion will be a serious obstacle in the way
The manifestation Of affection for him indi.
vitually. Aud as MI men are selfish,
whether women IRE or not, both rich, and
poor, In selecting a wife, act on the princi.
PIE. that
Beauty, when unadorned, lie adorned the
most.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-02-23

New FASHIONED Posi-. MARKS a Phila-
delphian has just invented a capital substi-
,ute for the clumsy and imperfect post Office
stamp. He discards ink altogether. by form
ing his letters Of small sharp points. A
slight pressure on the envelope makes a
clear and readable mark, not smeercd with
ink, liable to be erased. More pressure
will produce a duplicate mark on the enc'os.
ure, thus furnishing legal proof of the date
of mailing. This plan ought to be adopted
Without delay.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-02-23

05-The ringers who do the 'mcni,l'
work at the Capitol are a shrewd set of fell.
lows. Yesterday one of them was standing
dy one Of the doors of the House lookign
in at the members. The Doorkeeper says:
Jim, they're talking about you in there "
WELL was the responce, 'da,'s der butincss.
Lpr' bless ye, II it want for de- niggers der
wouldn't be no Congress-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-02-23

& SExron's PUS-Thst was a severe
coughing a. remarked q sexton 10 an I'm.
dersker. y hen they were'taking a glass to.
Ds,her. 'oh us nothing save a little ale
which went down the rong way" replied
the undertaken. "Ab, ah. thal's just like
you." replied the ex'on you slways 10y
he ssGa % the ti.t."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-02-23

@Why is 1t impossible Tor n watch
that indicates the smaller div Of time
ever 10 be newt Because II must always
be a .sceRd- hand enc.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-02-23

FA2EYYY HAYTTARYIH PITTS.
Compounded from Pure Vegetable Extracts and
put up in Glass Gases, AIR Tight. and will keep
in any climate. The Family Catiiurlic PILL is u
gentle but active C1thartic, which the proprietor
has used ia his practice more than twenty years.
The constantly increasing demand from those who
have long used the PiLIs and the satisfaction
which all express in regard TO their uso has induced
NE to place them within the reach nf all The
profession well know that different Catlartics act
Cathurlic Pill has, with due reference to this well
established tact, been compounded from n vari ty
of The purest Vegetable Extracts, which act alike
ON every part of the alimentnry canal anl are good
and safe in all cases " here u caihartic is needed
such as arrangements OF the Stomach, Siecpiness
Pains in the Back aud LOins, Cosuvcncss, Pain &
Soreness over the whole body, from sudden cold,
which frequently il neglected end in n long course
OF Fever, Lass OF Appetite, u creeping sensation
OF cold owl tho body, Restlessness, Headache, or
weight in the head, all inflammation Diseases,
Worms in children or adults. Rheumatism, u
grea, purifier Of the Blood aud mnny diseases TO
which flesh is heir, foo.numcrous to mention in
this advertisement Dose, to ,.
PRICE THREE DIMES.
O-The Liver lnvig0rator and Family Cathnrtic
Pills are relailed by Druggists generally and sold
wholesale by the Trade in all the lnrge towns.
S. +. W. SANFORD, NJ. d.
Manufacturer and Proprietor.
d~el5o9ly 335 Broadway, New York.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-02-23

@ShreweG inquiries are being made
whether the cup of sorrow has a saucer.
Can airy one tell us7
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-02-23

@'Mammu,' said a promising youth oil
four summers, If all the people a'e made oil
dust; amt niggers made Of coal DUST"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-02-23

GWhat is the difference between a
crockery dealer and n cabinet maker! One
sells tea sets and tho other settees.