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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-11
Sefentlt0er 8erfQuf.

0lenitd9s oen 3Iiteu Suli
icuen an tem SauIe BON Q Sorb,
tn Ste'Rbetttal EaunIGp, 9eha Gaunts, fol,
9snbe @'senildnhe Sftntlt6 Ssrfauft wercsn.:
Cine Sub, Gin Stier, 2 S6peine, i5rudt nit
benz Strob, gDslIhtcrn i'm 5etr, sre Srtten unp
Srttlaben, Slide, @dihrnnt, Bureau, CARPET,
1 etnlpanntScr g8asen, Sfen uno 8ctr, une nod
Siele Gnbtre artfel gu pstIduftis bier ansufat.
ren.
Die 8sSin8unsen AM Srtaufstass unO auf.
trartun9 BON
Scno6 Sore, @r'pr.
Sult If. no3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-11
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Die :, gbttabsp6ia Daily glrtps," in 1856
cine Irtenpe Gilmrre 3ctuns, but lebte @C6e
bic 6 inc IN, Sam n. unb Curt n
5usse ouf3eScaen, unp eebt nun nit 5anb unb
Ser, scssn bic osmCfcaHlts Yarttsi, unp gsSen
bic ccrruyten Sitrrr terIctsn.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-19
How q Frog !uils off bis Pants

a writer in the North Caruiina Farmc,
'cIls US the following:
Abou, the middle Of July / found ,pat
On hill OF melons. aud not wanting hlu
10 iss,s, hoed around him. II Gppearc,
sluggish sn5 no, inclined to move. Pres
entiy, | observed him pressing his elboH,
sSslnst his,,ides and rubbing downward. He
sspesrsd so singular, that watched to SEE
~h.t bs was up 10. Aitera few smart
russ, HE akin began TO burst open right
slopx his back. Now, said l. old fellow
ysu have done III but hc appeared to be un.
esneetsed, and kspt on rubbing TIL he had
vprksd down al his skin into folds on his
sides shd hips; then erssping one hind leg
wtb HE hands, lie hauled OF one log o.
his tsa, the same as any bedy would, then
sirpsss the orher ley the snmr way He
Thea took his cssi-of Culicsl forward, be-
lse1l hn fore leg. into his mouth, and
sSs il.NFd it; then, b. raising and owrring
ss hesd, Swallowing Il bio head came
s5~n,G sripped Of tie skin underneath
iih u can. 10 bis t'.,t.g-, and tnrn grasp
,aS ONE NJ these Win ne opposite hand, by
sssssr r.hlt pulling stripped Of TIE skin;
chan, irg hands, he stripped the Dfh9r, and
~ Aht so,ion oi III head he drew II,
ircs the throat snd ,w0'iyAed Jha whole.
'Th. spers,ion slened .o be an egresubl9
Gee, ssd occ rind bar short lime.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-19

'pemolloI hno!Iis % lsnui Jluuq iIJuJ punoip
p0ddrIM suo!loai!p oqi 's5suo Ilu uI 'slsqium n
~ oquA9I lsom aqi ss PSI! spu5iutioo " 'uosloi
ouiss 1qi loJ 5u!snl5Apn Iloll ~ 0suodxa eloq \,
ssolm asoip uuo So sluouu5s!iIaApu 5uoI Vons pio,
IN louuuo 'M ,uqi 'pu!H an 10 suoluIud5id Ijlp0
uoll eIom onui Us $500 !! 'AlsuI--il 5ulinoo.d
ul omn gu osol oi noA pu5mluoo5i 6nsauius oM
'sl 10 suo!slnAuoo 10 sasuo Ilu ~ olpOusuds Ilup
lnJlamod 5u!aq pun :souspyuoo loalIsd p!M no
pa!loI 90 una !! 'sasuos!p 70 5u!An pun uluI ,sou
oNl 'dn 40 IoI J9IloI olns u! !! pnaq 0i II! poo
IoI 'Polunboun 81 !! slaMol eg 5uIlulnBoI 10 4
aud Su!A9!l9I pun stun5 eqi Su!usllos Ioj oslu
"o@ 'oIioo SI5iuSsaQ So qons '5u!qloJ,I. 5uIpusnU
siuloIduoo ls IoI x!A 'uoIiuIod1IdIorpo 6IeAs
loAo l!i1ui Jo!qo 81! 8! qo!qm 'sssuo 5uIMouoJ eq
llu ~ J'!JI pun eino uioioo 9! pun 'iuuu, oiuoI
-Iop ieom an oin!u Iouuuo pun ssaIuIiUq dllosL5d
:! !! 'alWinoI-s2uuq uMo STU 40 msIi 10 Auum
'uniud "a 10 uonosi!P sti ispun sis9IoI an uioII
amp Su!oq p1llllslp 81 !! qo!qm uo siooI aioA oqi
--'Moqs IT," siu!olduloo el!iuulu! ioj slonIu Iso
Auu Vi!m ~ 10 uos!iudmoo su 'oIu, ip5iS ulIM dn
tnd 9! y 'AIpHqI.-'senll!q!suas 81! Bu!u5puopJo
pueisu! 'pl!qa InoA 10 s5u!i?pns oll SuIAomai 40
saAaH9i Apuonbssuoo pun pun Auu 10 oiuIdo 10
oIio51Iud luoii saiI 6I1Iiluo 81 u '6lpuooas -mop
loI 1qli1sjId o siu!old,uoo ON uuIui u aouo!I0dx5
qons uoy pog!lanb ION s! ouM 'uuI5lsdqd IuIn
-o5i 10 uonuIadoId 0il =! " isli i,I-'neA poloIo
eiololeIoq SUI Aounb 10 osinu luqi uunsoG GijSS
IaAo niio!iodns 81! e,uis ol oIIsop sM 'IuiuaoO \
aHlSvISI s.uo'aa III q,!m noA SuDuosoid N |
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-19
Am Inrilcnt in ~ -.


On the whole, plea,aGt traits ana incl
dents are NOT camMrn "a TIDE c9rs. think
This op,n cn pxpfessed 10 my irienl Sum'
ore the ",nsr day. H. reply t. NJ rematk
he related a li,iir ndyrntur,, Wii'a. ~ i 3.
acropos, an mo srr ;uv.,v.sa litue 'oyt
and sentiment, | give without apology. in
hi, own words. II appears that in the
mort uulu, kitty ploc love mi srntmeh'
ina. be discovered.
" was escortint hone the lovely Chsr.
lore D, u whom was Ut the time
quite devoted; we got in one OF the crowded
s,snua cars. Charlotte could scarcely find
room to spread her crinOiine aud arrange
h.r volumirous nounces; stoud up nehr
hsr, there being do vacant seat.
After few minutes came in poor
woman, who deposited a basket OF clothes
On the platform, and held in her arms sma'l
child, while little girl hung to her dress
kbe looked tired and weary, but there was
20 ,sesnt seat; to be sure, Charlotte might
have condensed her fpunces, but she did
pot. Beside her, however, snt very lovely
sad elesen, young @oman, Sho seemed Try
ing, by moving down clio e. to others to
make space enough for the stranger between
herself and Miss D. Al last she
succeeded and with the sweetest blush
sva saw she invited the poor bprdenad Ie-
male 10 be seated Charlotte --orew
her dfapery around her nnd plusht0 too' pu'
il was not pretyblu-h Al all. and she look
Cd annoyed at the proximity o. The hewc''n'
Or. Who WAS, howe can aud dscenuy
haseh thnly clad
Tho unknowen LADY drow the little g'r
usee her lap. and wrapped her velvet man
tie around The small haii-ir"zeh little blue
ssnts'
~ great was the crowd thal | alone
seemed to observe. lae child shi7ered--
ss ken Wind from the door blew upon her
unprotected neck Saw the young lazy
su'e''y Gee" n m'Ancer her shawl little
s'"son Noollen shawl which she softly put
90 tho shoulders OF the little one, the moth
or looking on with confused wonder. After
rho't time she rose to leave the Cur, and
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-19
Freemau's Catechism Concerning
the Irrepressible Conflict.

Freemau's Catechlsm Concerning
the Irepressiblo Conflict.
Question. Who first promulgated tie
doctrine OF the rrepressib!e conll,ct!
Answer. -rhomas jefferson.
q When aud how did he promnlgate l
A.--ln letter written tea friend in
lsl2.
Q.-W1ut did he say!
A" Nothing is more certainly written
IN the book of tate than that these people
(negro soves) are to be free, nor is it less
certain that the two forms of society can
not be perpetuated under the same govern
uent."
Q.-Who next promulgated it!
ALL, nry Clay.
Q.-Wben and how did he promulgate II !
A.--ln a speech delivered before the
American Colonization Society in 1897.
Q--What did he say!
A.--"Unti unversal darkness and despair
shnll prevail, it will be impossible to repres )
the sympOlhes and the efforts OF freemen in
behalf of the unhappy portion of our race
who are doomed to bondage"
Q--Who indorsed Mr.. ,Clay's remraks
A-Daniel Webster.
Q-Wbo says SO!
A.--Edward Everett.
Q.-Who next promulgated II!
A.--Tbe Richmond Enquirer, Demo
cratic newspaper.
Q--When did it promu.gate il!
A in ,he Presidential campaign in 1856
Q.-What did ii say!
A 1.-Two opposite and conflicting forms
Of society cannot, among civilized men, CO.
exist and endure. The one must give way
and cease to exist, the other become unlver
SAL
'If free society be unnatural, immorsl
and unchrstian, it must fall and give way
to slave society-a social system old as the
world, us universal as man."
Q.-Who next restated the fact!
AVN. II. Seward.
When, where und how!
Ain a speech delivered at Rochester.
in 1858.
Q.-What did he say!,
Awhile referring to the collision which
had occurred between the two systems Of
labor in the United States, he said: at (ths
collision) is an irrepressible conflict be.
tween opposing and enduring forces; and IL
means th,t the United States must and will
sooner or later, become either entirely Q
sayehoIdjng nation, or entirely irce-laboi
nation"
Odd he intimate the process by which
they will ultimately become so!
Ale did. He said, "What confident.
Iy believe und hope that my country will
yet become a aud OF universal freedom,
10 not expect that il Will be made so other
wise than through tho action of the several
S;ates cooperating in strict conformity
with ther fe,pcclye Constitutions.
Q.-l there any treason in this!
A.--Npt unless Thomas Jefferson, Henry
Clay, Daniel Webster, and the editor OF
ihe Richmond Enquirer were traitors
Milwaukee Sentinel.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-19

A Ysissp.-Ob! the blc,s pg II IA to have
q fr!snd 10 whom one can speak tearl,ssly
os any subject. with whom ones deepest as
well ss ones most foolish thoughts come
cut simply and safely. Oh, the comfort,;he
'seIpressisle comfort Of feeling safe with a
person. having neither to weigh thoughts
nor measure words, but pouring them all
Fisas cut, just as they are, chlh and grain
together, certain that a isitb'ul hand wilI
isis and eft them, keep what is worta
ksePing, and then with the breath of kind
ssss blow the rest away "A Lie lor q Life.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-19

aS-Shen engineers woud bridge n
s'rs.s, thsy often Gerry over at fret but a
snek ttesd. With that they next stretch
svre.sefoss. Then strand 10 added to
Nrsss, us,il . foundation is laid Tor plank
,ni the suid engineer finds safe (ootWay and
ssts iroO side to side. 81 God take, from
W some golden threaded pleasure, and
S,.tehes il heRcc into heaven. Thea H.
ishss child, end linen a friend Then lie
Wttgss death. and ieschss the thoughts OF
,ss acs, time TO hnd their way higher aud
kighsr between the two shores.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-19
SECOND ARRIVAL OF
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED!!!!!
STONE & THOMAS


l.
found
o. Ipnisad a LADIES,
In DepaHm o
Figures
owiD
ndvey,ye
Munaes Cuffs
be eouudalt the
o
In
BysW alateni Tweed
call MOI
n
tahnj
@
Pacese the &
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-19
BLOOD PURIFIER g. BLOOD PILLS
DR.. RODACK'S
SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES.
Z HEN Dr.. RoBAcK, the Renoru

AU HEN Vt. hobAChi thc heno~n-
blood Puriler aud Blood Pills IN the limited staios
ne set iomh ~ pain language .heir cutauve prop.
u.e, & m.s w , Us years ago Ihe task ol rseom'
MSHaims ans mas since been taken snt q h's hands
mcn, and pIoss,l,v sIves ,bsi, onir,oos s;J,,u
the Community me xbo abserve ,sdss, a nsss
..assutancs douiy sure" before they decdc--sf,
evSfymna,rs approy,ns and Ws ne the use oi,is.s
m,nne, W. ,,,epatatIohs. All VINO oonhde IN the
n"ss,ss'. foT ~ s Class or VINO sss,s 70
on this important sabjeot. = = 80 " ''' ''N"
Dr. Roback invites the attention Of the sick 10 tho
ORIGINAL LETTERS,
from menibers OF the Medical Fraternity. Editosof
mers. ,nd Ladies' ofthe hirhesI respeetsb,Ity e,y.
ing accounts of extraordinary cures wrous tbs
The remedies, Of which cures hey themselvssl were
EYE WITH NESSES 1lNTI
'r,ss. r,,,ia. ma, ~. ,,a.n,..5
,e,,e, by s.nss sg msg ns oo.suueu @ personally sby
yn,.b ~ q, VI, 10 'ns possession hoha1k
,;hss ,ha Zines aeeosshie The public sstss'
D.. FACTS: A
That the Blaod pe,ifrer and Blood Pills have tson
.' CONTAIN M MJNEpAf .Uf
rh -, ,,. ....,.. ,
nav '"ey cure 'nr n, ,s,1s, nn,yefsai complaint.
-DISPEPSIA,
with 1nsrrine cert sjnty and in n verv short ti.s
That arter ali other Medicines have prov sd uses.
th, y relieve 3rI o.. TF65,5-. .lif 81 II
LIVED COvpT AMT,
-! :. Ia, =, uh ga " - II ~
That SICK fEMALts, who lave iansuished foy
years IN heipess weakness and dependency, ref
GU craze win almost miraculous rap id,ty under
.nelr dvigorating operation. That all sexual dst1
nliiues are removed by their cordial and gentlc
sumuiating properties. That they reerut fii
SH ALTERED CONSTITUTIONS
bow, ,ve, ,hsv r,,v 100. s.sa ,,IS.a ,s. 80,
Tha, ,l,eir di,nst ,sndsnsv A. a. WV" ""u s0ass"
""' TSITtyyTM INN .
q LENGIHEN LIFE, .
aud render II enjoyshie. That operstinp dirsetis
upon the poison ofdisease in the blood tbsv =
CAIJSE SOON 10 HEAL
,, s,sc,..aa ,-.'1S -. iHhhi II
h anu u,1tsEv rom .he system. every tant oftoro'
~ 10, wo,ns. ,S .ns.eM.ery ot otherwise That thoy
KECRUlT THE DEBILITATEU,
a nd Thai there In 40 disease of tho stom.ch and
bowels the liver the nervo,,s sv ste, IL sLir "a.
glands or muscles in w hieb hey do nj oi ve mann
relief and il jnise,ed herore ,he verv fisIel
of life has been inv AIDED 1 etfpet I, ne.s a na,fnri
euro W 'NN''~P''f'N-'~
Hear in mind that tbs sCANDINAvIAu vrne-
TABLE BLOCD PILLS are endo, ssd bv ,bs &C.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-19

05-Time wear slippers of list, and bis
tread is noislcss. The days come sofy
dnwng, one after another; they creep In al
tho windows; their fresh morning air |.
grateful to the the lips as they pant for III
their music is sweet to the ears that listen
to 1t; until, before we know it, q whole life
Of days has possession Of the citadel, and
Time has tAkan rs for its own.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-19

0Mr. Wigg es, have you cot match!'
Yes, cir. q match for The old boy
Tsr she 10. mixen' up dough-"
Wiggles pointed to hin wife ard then
aid out the front door. lie wes last seen
making tracks down street closely pursued
BY red headed woman with a cjstr'n pole
"a hsr hand
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-19

OF The value si iucs brought TO 81 Louis
this sesson smounts 10 over S540, ,OOO.--
There we're over $500 worth OF buffalo
rebss received lhsre. IL 10 All interesting
fact says the Missouri Democrat, and new
g. Gtny, that all these bul'io robes are
sfe.ssd by lndln lqusas, scattered over
tas great y esi.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-19

nR. BRONSON having been so far reduced by
~ consumption as to be considered beyond all
hope OF recovery by the most eminent oil the med.
idul profession, and also by himsef-a regular
physician OF twenty years practice as n last no
sort, conceived the idea OF AnGlyzing the Blood
md applying the subject OF physiology to tho more
immediate cannoc'iUn and effect of the state OF the
blood upon tho health and system The result has
been the production OF this Blood FuoD' from the
use OF which DIR. Bronson was restored to perfect
health. Within six months after its introduction.
over two thousand consumpliyes were efToctualy
cured by IT, II you have any complaints al a con
sunip@e tendency, Cough, cold. Headache, Pal.
pitalion ni the Honrt, Loss o. appetite, pain IN
tlo side, lose no time in procuring bottle OF the
BlooD FOOD II you are suffering from Nervous
Debility, or your sleep is broken and disturbed, il
your spirits are depressed or your organs relaxed,
you VIII lind in this an uniaiing remedy, BY com.
moncng with ten drops. II your Iiver is torpid
or diseased III any manner whatever, one or two
Dottcs VIII be sure 10 invigorute, and bring il i'm 10
lively and henlihul action. In the most invetsrate
cases o Dyspepsia, the patient can here find the
most eilicien and grateful relief A benefit is
nlwny1 experienced alter taking only one bottle
In Male or Female complaints and weaknesses,
the sufferer, alter trying other remedies in vnn
may rest assured that II certain cure will result
rom the use OF two ar ihTeo bottles. The Blood
Food is ell clual in all cuses OF Erupions, Salt
Rheum, Scroiulu and other like complaints pale
and emnciaed children and adults are immediate.
" benefited by lis use. 1t gives strength TO the
body ond color and beauty 10 the skin Physicians
OF all schools are using il with wonderful success
pJ-for 'ull directions, sec circulars. Price 81
per bottle.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-19
BELMONT COUNTY. OHIO, COURT
CT COMMON PLE\S.
Benjamin X. Cowen, Plsindh,
Daniel Mereer. Defendant

Daniel Mercer, Defendant.
THE Delcndant, Daniel Mercer, is hereby no,i.
iipd that ON the Sd day OF November, A D.,
1899, the plaintiff, Benjamin X, Cowen, filed a
petition against him In the above named court,
the object and PRAYER ol which Is TO recover iudg.
mSni against the said defendant Tor $i3.22, with
interest from November3 3, 1889, on an uecoun, lor
groceries and to procure an order OF attachment
against the deiendanrs property and effects.
The defendants Is required TO answer said peti.
ton by February 4, 1860. D. s. ADAMS,
ID. ID !. Cowon, Pitts Atty. Clejk
December eth, 1886 weeks.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-19

0J-A Patlander angling in the rain was
observed to keep his line under the arch o
the bridge. Upon being asked the reason
he replied: Sure, mn won't the fishes be
up there to keep out of the wet,
ye spalpeen.m
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-19

QE'-An lrishman went 10 live in Scotland
Tor short tune, and didn't like the country
4 was sick all the while was there" says
he, and il had lived there ill this time I'D
been dead year ugo"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-19

We Dos'T BELIEVE lT,-Last winter, it lie
ssid COW fl1ated down the Mississippi
river on pece Of ice, and caught such a
cold that she has yielded nothing but ice
cream ever since.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-19

tomFoRT.--The chief secret Of comfort
lies in not suffering trihes to vex us, and in
prudently cultivating an undergrowth Of
email pleasures, since very few great ones,
aias! arc let on long csses.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-19

'Oh my dear, how came you SO wetr
inquired an aifectionute mother Of her son.
why, int, one of the boys said darsen,
jump into the pond, aud by lingo, tell you
| ain't to be dared"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-19

0S5-A sanctitied heart Ia bettsr than ash.
vcr tongue; heart full Of grace is bettor
than head full OF notions; man may be
a great scholar, and yet great sinner.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-19
SHERIFF'S SALE.
EDWARD CoLE VS.. s. b MaRrly

10y VIRTUE oi a Vendi to me directed from
ID the court OF common Pleas OF Belmont, uuty
Ohio, will offer Tor sale at the door o the Cour,
House. in 81. Ciairviis, In SAID county, on Tues.
day, February l4ih, 1860, between the hours ol Il,
oclocA. IN aud o'clock, rs ct sald DAY. thu lu.
lowing real esiaie. TO wits Part OF the n L ar ,f
sec. 30. Up and Range 4, BEGINNING Tor tie samr
at the Y w corner Of sal or, thence $ IL " "a
polts 70 sake; tlieucs S a1- l. l6 poles 81 links
70 stone; 'henoe % !. Is poles To the creek
section line; thence with said line N $50 w AZ
poles 10 the place o beginning, containing arr4s
mt9s p1l, s, more or less. Appraised at sl95 ,OJ
Terms OF sale cash. = LOCHAkY,s9l
Sheriff of Belmont coun,y, OHIO
She.ihs Office, ST. Ciairsville, January 5ih, 1850
printers fses2Ts
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-19
BLACKW0OD'S MAGAZINE
AND
BRITISHREVIEWS

l. SCOTT eSS CO-, NE" YORK.
rON rINUE to mbish the following leading
u British PetiyAisnls. TO witt
he Io,don loor,.rIv tC,onsorv,tive,
o ,rhs EJ;nbnreh Rcviav fWh;rI.
q Ths Nor,h i,j,ish Revi,,y tTlen Churob1
a The Was,r,insier Rsvi",y ttibsraIi.
3 1lack voods Edinburgh Mngoziue f'rotv1
These petiodicals adv represent the thfee great
,oi;,icnI ror,;s or Crooi p,i,nin Wing 1'n,v ond
4 Rnd,coir rhn, noii,ics frrns oniv one isntnye Of
their ehofncter As Orrnns of The most profound
writer's on Science. Literature. Morality, and Rs
lipion thew stand as thew ever have stood unrval.
lea in the world OF letters being considered inds-
pensoble IN the scholar and the professional man
while to the intelligent reader of every class they
furnish more correct and satisfactory record OF
The current literature of the day, throughout the
other sonrce.
Early Comics.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-19
a4s "a rNMTUD uE Kp erEs
LIVER INVIG0RAqOR,
NEVER DEBILITATES.

1T Is compounded entirely from Gums, and has
J. become an established fact. STANDARD NJ il
cine, known nnd ap. - proved by all that
have used it, and is - now resOrted TO will,
ruuildcnce in AL the -, diseases Tor which il
10 reccnmended-lt y has cured thousands
within the lust 2 year - who had given up all
hopes oi feliel as the numerous unsolicited
certificates IN my pos - session show.
The dose must be - udapud to the temp
eramcnt Ol the indi. - vidual taking It, and
used In such quaint. - ties as to act gently
OH the Bowels -
Let the dictates OF . your Judgment guide
you IN the use of the - Liver lnvigorator. e.
II Will cure LIVER l. COMPLAINTS, Bill
lious Attacks, Dys- - pepsa Chronic Diar-
rhopn, Sutiner com. = plnints, Dysen,ery.
drupsy, sour stomach -. Hubituai cos,iveness.
Ch0lic, ch'lera chol- - era Morbus, Cholorn
lnianium, Fiatulence, Jaundce, Female Weak.
nes'es, and may BE- used successfully as an Ordi-
norg Family Medicine. II will cure Sick Head.
ac'c, rs thousands cnn testify in twenty minutes,
II two or three Teaspoonluls are taken at com
nlenceneni OF a tack. All who use it are giving
theif testimony in It's favor.
Mix water in the mouth with The Iuyqora tor,
and swallow both together.
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-19

0S7-Do all the good you can in the world
aud make as lit G noise about it as posi-.
Bile.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-19
FORD,S

F.AMEIY EhI8hRYTG pTYTS.
Compounded from Pure Vegetable Extracts and
put up in Glass Cuscs. Air Tight, and will keep
IN my climate. The Family Ccthartic PILL is a
gentle but active C1thartic, which the proprietor
has used IN his practice more than twenty years.
The constantly incre asing demand from those who
have long used the Pills and the satisfaction
which Il express in regard 10 their usO has induced
me 10 place them within the reach of all The
profession well know that different Ca tharlics act
on different portions of the bowels The Family
Co,hatic Pill has with due reference to Tits well
established lact, been compounded from n vari "
oi the purest Vegetable Extracts, which act ulike
ON every part OF the alimentary canal an nre good
and safe in all cases here a cuthartic is needed
such as Defangementa ot the Stomach Slee pinoss
Pains in the Back and L0ins, Coslivoness Pain &,
Soreness over the whole body, from sudden cold,
which frequently. IL neglected end In "a long course
OF Fever, Loss ot Appetite, a creeping sensa lion
Oi cold over the body, Rosllcssness, Headache or
weight III the head, all lnilamma,ory Diseases,
Worms in children or adults. Rheumatism, a
great purifier OF the Blood and many diseuses to
which ficeh is heir, too numerous ~ mention iu
| this advertisement Dose, | to g.
PRICE THREE DIMES.
p5-The Liver lnvigorntor and Family Cn,hartic
Pills are retned by Druggists generally, and sold
wholesale by the Trade in all the large towns.
5. 7. w. SANFORD, M. d.
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
sele5Siy 395 Broadway, New York
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-19

0g-lt is the best proof Of the virtues Of a
family circle TO see happy iiresde.