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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-12-27
Wads's Speech The Scene in the
Senate During its Delivery.
[Corrs spondence Of the Cincinnati Com.
merciaL ....

WASHINGTON, Dec. l8, 1860.
The official report of Hon. Ben Wade's
speech Is not yet prepared for publication
When you read It you will agree with me
that Ohio has reason to be proud OF her
Senator. The old man spoke as one in
splred. The effect upon his vas, audience
was electrifying. Nothing but fear of OK.
pulsion from the galleries restrained the
people from ,umultuous applause The feet
Of excited men Involuntary beat rataplan
upon the efoors-symptoma,c Of ire iistible
desire to express their patriotism as A meri.
cans are wont. To thoroughly appreciate
the effect Of his speech, requires power
OF abstraction on the part of your people,
OF which they are incapable unless they are
afflicted with the terrible AZ xiety which pre-
vails here. The heroic old Senator was
fully conscious Of the treme ndous import Of
the crisis. His honest soul overfl owed with
iery indignation at the infamous traitors
who are moving oil the powers OF evil to
cismember the Union, yet his iron will
thoroughly controlled his feelings within
limits necessary to impart his greatest force
TO argument and exordium. AT times, he
sos'ed swsy intp regions Of eloqnsncs, and
oven pathos, for beyond his natural powers.
Rising s.;ip.tos, the old man, with wrath
In hs visage, charged across the floor. al
most 10 the aisle which divides the North
and South, and with startling vehsmtnce.
warned the traitors Of the Overwhelming
vensesnce with which just people would
punish their monstrous crime. ne you con-
qnsr VI, said the old msn, with lofty scorn !,
bringing his palms together with S,irtlImr
energy, 'ycu ere xsvvssf II rs rcugurr yvss
you are reheis. and you viii meet Ms (ais of
tra TORS" In his perorstion, the Sens,or
rose almost to sublimity, The scenes, trials
and associations Of '76, crowded, upon his
He saw the old flag OF the
Constitution floating above the capitoi
(which Washington consecrsted." "Thst
blessed old hag." said he. "my cwn father
fought for--an humble 90 ldisr In the Revo.
luton, he maufully bfaved trials and suffer-
ings under II tsn-fold worse than death
That old Gag fol which he yeh,ured al. Ia
the glorous flag; which protss ss,sd ne In youth
Il has been the glory and pride '9f my ma n.
hood. Not one star shall be torn from. It's am
pie Jolds! And" said the old msn, 40 II con.
contratlng himself for the real sacrifice, and
throwing his whole soul into hls langusge
"By the mercy Of God I will DIE under IT,
Tfevery Senator on the floor had been Pres.
idsn, Of that body. and ell its oficsrs Ser.
their combined sfFbrts to |
suppress spplssss would have proved fa,iI5.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-12-27

eTTAs io.s It pIslsuss vssesys ss.ss-,
s.'s; ,.s. sss.: sss :.,, :.., san'rsstl lave .
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-12-27
Howe's Improved Shuttle
MACHINE !! /

MR.. HOWE, tho original inventor Of the Sew.
" lag Machine, has recently perfected this
Machine 30 % 20 render Il the only one capuble o
working equally we'll tho ightest and hoa vies,
fabrics, and Is therefore designed for %
5. ALL KINDS OF WORK.
II is consequently the only machine tha, can give
satisfaction, and they will be sold Tor one. hall the
money charged for any other machine capable oi
doing rs hcayy work In as good manner. These
Machines cannot % got out OF order, unsss taken
TO pnoces, and will be fully warranted for one or
more years. They will stitch, hem, tuck, cord,
bind. gather and fell wiihou. basiina; make the
lock stitch seam tslike on both sides) Of Qrsa,
strength, lrsuiy aBt elss,iei.y. and which cannot
DO ryped of ratcled Thu Machine doss not 70.
qufe henlner, and consequently IL 10 no, nssos.
sary To expend s5 ior each Width Of hvrs.
erPersons residing IN FIushing o. vicinity can
DO supplied with circulars aud sp. cimens o worn
by Mr.. Eberly Judkins, Of that place.
Ihoss wishing u purchass The best and cheap.
est Mhctines, Or ~ ebtain ,ssNPles Of work Of
particulars .! sGency, will pIesse address
f JOHN p. hARvEY, Agent.
ociINf ~ uniontown, Belmont Co., Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-12-27

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asy.iT' ssesiysds - s.ssusI'y large sSpslsf 1
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ing 70 % ntthemseives eat with Me- Sutf = ve VII
spsss no pains 70 render ss'iss sasis,ssiea .syis
uosApv.ari,s.--,Th pi,,sbarxh. Daily G...
cite has large circulation among the business
men In this and the surrounding ciiies--among
those who buy and seli--and among manu- fact ~.
ers and produ,ers. 1t may be found In nearly ali
tne counting rooms. store houses banking houses.
hotels, factories and commission houses In the
two cities, where II 10 read & carried me TO the
families Tor perusal. Asa medium Tor advertis.
ing therefore, II offers Inducements which no 9TH
er,paper in Western Pennsy lvahiA can ofsr 70 al
who desire 70 reach this large scisss Of our eiti-
zens. The Weekly Gazette at this time has a
much lnrRer circulation il Western Pennsy lyunia,
Ohio and Virginia among substantial farmers and
rcbsnts than any other secular paper In this sec.
lion Of the State.
9J-iHE DAILY GAZETTE is the oldesi
Newspaper in the West, and having an extensive
circulation amonst the business men, and reach.
Ing all classes IL offers Inducements 10 advertisers
as the bes, medium through which to reach Inc
tTErTHE wEEKLY GAZETTE /. issued
every Wednesday and Saturday, on large blank.
| o. sheet ind contains in addition to tho news OF
the week, carefully prepared and reliable report
OF the Markets, commercial and monetary afIairs
.Ilmaoking it The best Commercial Newspaper in
| 4sl = S, TERMS, laj -" @7.
DAlLY-six Dollars per snnum, PAYABLE in ad
vance, or IL i-s cents per week, payable 70 the
carriers. =
WEEKLY--one Dollar PER snaun., payable in
| advance.
| A esc9y sem. tse 70 persons who 9, sp club
exceeding ten. ~ y ~
srAd,snee payments are s,rie,ly required. end
20 paper viii be sent si,sr the time b up V which
kwas paid. ~ 80 ,t9riIifl3lL f'J''flf
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-14

a, 81 pa,apsco and Reservoir at $3.50
and the Silver Sp.ing and Ashland brands
It S7,25,7 50 per bhl. Ohio and Howard
S,rre, Family may be quoted at s6,25a-
ESQ per bill.
rye Flour and Corn Meal.-We con-
,;pue 10 quote Rye Flour at S4373 per
hill Corn Meal is steady at S3,62i per
bHl. for y fillmore.
Whea,-Thp offerings amounted TO
ony $40 bushels to i'y, aud we quote
red at I2sc pr hushcl, White l43c for
prime.
CONT c oiTrrings Of Corn amount.
ed Ia 262 bushels, and II e market for i!
was ,luIl. We quote new yellow a, 75c
N while sold
Oais.-lh,r" were $50 bushels al
market to-day, aud we qnole Pennsvlsa a.
MIA at 49,. aud Maryland nominal a, 4Sc
per husbcl.
Rve.-Thcle were 40 bushels at mar
ket 10 day, and we qno'e Pennsylvani;
nominal at 81 per hushel.
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List Of Letters

. EMAlNING in the Post Office, a
AZ Shepherdslown, for the quarter end
ing December 81
james w, Brady, Patrick Broderick
Samuel Cauow, Thomas Callahan, Emf
ly Evans, Mis-. Eliza Evans, II. J. Eos
ler-2, George Grant, E. p. Humrick
house, p II. HenselI, J. FL. Haygan, Bill
lings llobert. Mrs. Amelia Kline. Rev
Frances Lawrence, Peer McGowen, Tho
mas Muck, Daniel Snyder. George W
Sherrard, VIM. r. Thompson, Miss Leo
lin Verlin.
WM. MOULDER, P. NJ.
January 7, 1860. 3w
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r II. r.
Absolute Certainty.


Referring o the growing uppopularity of the
medical profession, DR.. Il. G. Brinsmade, Vice
President Of the New York Medical Society
says, "PeopIe want absolute certainty and are
not willing to rely upon probabilities, and
therefore will never cease TO censure those
who do not come up TO their requirements"
We believe the Doctor has hit the nail upon
the head ''People want absolute certainty"
and it would seem they have found il in the
uniform effects cf these modern Remedies. We
allude to Railways Ready Relief Regulating
Pills, and Resovent. These medicines cover
the whole ground of Constitutional, Chronic,
and Acute Disease. Miasmatic Fevers, InAam-
nations Of the Liver and Bowels, DiarrhGa,
Dyscntery, Cholera Morbus, ScroCula, Gandu-
lar Disorders, all inherited taints, all skin di-
Seases, and in fact all maadies which are not
organic and consequent uron malformation or
a change of structure, are unquestlonably
within the contIol Of these great vegetable
specifds.
Railways Ready Relief, is preventive of
Malarious Fevers, as well as positive cure. Ev-
cry householder should see that a supply of the
Ready Relief md Regulating Pills are always
within the reach Of your family. Persons eX-
posed 10 heat of the sun, OF subject TO Head
Ache, Appoplexy, Fits, Sun Stroke or Gaia
lepsy, snodd always carry bottle of Ready
Relief about their person, its use both as a bev-
crage and outward application will prevent
sudden illness, and save all who are seized with
these ailmentsfrom pain and sickness.
R.4DW.4Y s. co, %, John Street, New
York. For sale by CHARLES HARPER,
Shepherdslown. Dec. "a, 1859. Wv
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Attention, Cavalry I!
u

NOU are hereby ordered to assemble in
j She pherdstOwn on Saturday. 2!st of jan
uary. al , O'Clock, p. NJ, in full uniform, for
A Court Martial will be held at the same
time, and every member must be present.
By order of the Captain.
Jan JOHN L. BlLLMYER, o. S.
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mp n q D5pN rlE4O
ell IL q Is, l:s-oOo

On the I2lh inst.,by The Rev, II Malh-
e"s, Mr.. John T. BiNmyer, Deputy
Sheriff Of Berkeley County, TO Miss
Susan Randall, daughter of Mr.. Joseph
Randall, Of Berkeley County.
On Thursday last, Mr.. John Clarke 10
Mrs. Mary Siler, all cf Berkeley.
On The same day, Mr. Geo. r. Hedges
10 Miss )Laria 4. Myers, daughter Of
Mr.. Aaron Myers Of Berkeley.
On Wednesday last. at The Union Hotel
in Marlnsburg, By Rev DR.. Dorsey, Mr..
Harrison II. Carl to Rachel Trginia
Hcnsha1c, daughter Of Mr.. james Hen.
shaw "G Berkeley.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-14

E5T See advertisement Of DR.. Sanford's Lv-
e, lnvigorator and Family Cathartlc Pills in
another column.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-14
Can Epilepsy be Cured


We think the following letter from respec-
table citizen of Mississippi will answer the
question, and remove all doubts from every I'M
biased mind
GRENADA Miss, June 5, 1855.
DR.. Seth S. Hance, Baltimore, .Hd-Dear Sir
take great pleasure in relating a case of
spasms or fits, cured by your valuable Pills.
My brother, J. j. Lyon, has long been afflicted
with this awful disease. He was first attack
ed while quite Young. He would have one or
two spasm at one attack at first; but as he
grew older, they seemed to increase likewise.
Up to the time he commenced taking your
Pills, he had them very often and quite severe,
prostrating him body and mind. His mind Suf
iered seriously; but now, am happy to say, he
is cured Of those fits. lie has enjoyed fine
health for the last five months past. His mind
has also returned to It's original sprightliness.
All this take great pleasure in communicating
as may be the means Of directing others to the
remedy that will cure them. Yours respect
fully, sc. W. P LIGoN
No person who is suffering from Fills, Spasms,
should neglect to send to DR. Hance, after this
for supply Of his iDestimable medicine. Hi
prices are as follows one box So; two So; ~
boxes S24-sent by mail free, on receipt of the
price. Address SETH S. HANcE, l0S Baltimore
street, Baltimore, Md. Dec. "a. I'm
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-14

Publlsned Oy y. -. hOUun YIN ~ "O'
Ayers Building, Philadelphia, Pa
Mrs. Emma D. E. n. Southworth,
e.. Cavendish, u. 5. NJ,
A. D. MFNSON, Esq,
NJ. B. Perrin, Esq,
VIM. Earle Binder, Esq,
ReyneIl Coates, NJ. d.,
Ghas. W. Alexander, Esq,
Col. Geo. ". Crockett
Mrs. Hctry Heartily,
Miss Caroline Wilmont,
Miss Cora Holmes,
Miss L. w. Robinson,
E. Il. G. Judson, Esq,
Ben. Ferley Poore, Esq,
CIV. Robinson, NJ. D.,
Seth Browlow,
and a host of others write for
DIR WHOLE Union.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
FOR RENT,

VlHE BRICK DWELLING, on e.
4 Princess Street, Shepherdsrown, ...s::S|
owned by John Crow. Possession AS-A-'-4'
given on the LIST Of april. Apply to
Jan ii JACOB CROW.
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&. W. HERBERT. JOHN p. BROWN.
A LII kinds Of Farm or other Property in the
n country may be insured in the Old Hart
ford ard Insurance Company of the Valley of
Virginia at rates which combine the cheapness
of the mutual system, with security Of cash
capital and surplus of S85O,0OO. The former
company has maintained the highest character
for half a century, aid the latter since It's in
stitution ten years ago. For terms and forms
of application address
HERBERT g. BROWN,
Charestown, Va.
January IA, 1860. 1y
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Gggc3A5 2g0g3GB3,
Health and Pure Blood are Inseperab BILE.

Recollect that all sickness arises from i'm
purity of the blood, and that Judson's Mountain
Herb Pills will so surely find out and cleanse
these impurities from the system, that disease
cannot exist. So simple and So innocent are
The herbs and plants that compose them, that
it it is moi necessary TO have them sugar coat
ed in order that the stomach can bear them. In
most cases, Fills are sugar coated because the
materials of which they are made are so gri-
ping and malignant, that otherwise a delicate
stomach could not bear them.
These pills deal with disease as it and will
not Only cure by removing the cause, bu! VIII
build up and restore the broken constitution.
There are many who have so trihed with their
constitutions that they think medicine cannot
help them; let not even these despair, ncredu-
lily and scepticism is overhrown by a mss OF
testimony, which is truly irresistible. AT first
the virtues ascribed to these .M0UTNI.ILN
HERB PILLS were deemed fabulous. The
pubic had beer SO often deceived that they
could not believe the simple truths advanced
| by their discover. Yet facts undeniabIe, at
tested by witnesses OF the highest character
and responsibility, have proved, and are pro-
wing each day the virtues Of this 'mighty hea
ler." They mark by their miraculous efficacy
and power a new era in medicine Sold by II
s. SloneJraker, and medicine dealers generally
OBSERYE.-The Mountain Herb Pills arr
put up in a Beautiful Wrapper. Each Boz
contains 40 Pills, and Retail at % cents pc
box. AL genuine, have the signatures of b.
lJUDSONS- CO., on each box.
B. JUDSONS' CO., Sole Proprietors.
50 Leonard Street, New York.
| December "a 1850 ly
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CHEAP GOODS !

WHE undersigned DESTROYS of reducing
4 their Stock by Sprihg, will offer ma
ny articles al COST for CASH, such as
Dress Goods. Ginghams. Hats. Caps,
Shoes. and variety of other articles too
numerous 10 mention. Call. one and all.
aud examine for yourselves.
Dec "a BAKER & BILLMYER.
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1000 LBS. OF BACON.
quantity of LARD,
ESQ Bushels of ll)bcot,

several hundred bushels OF CORN, d
Acres Of WHEAT in the Ground, lot
Of Clover and Timothy HAY, a No. |
Franklin Stove, | Cooking do, and a
number of articles unnecessary TO men
lion.
TERMS.-The Wheat will be sold
for Cash, The Corn and Bacon on a cred
it of 60 days, the purchaser giving me-
goliabe note well endorsed for the 9TH
er property, for all sums of 50 and under
the Cash will be required. over that a.
noun, a credit of Nine Months will be
given, the purchaser giving bond and sp-
proved security.
vs. Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock,
A. VI.
R% No property TO he removed until
me terms are complied with.
N. B.-All persons indebted TO the
Estate are requested to make immediate
payment and all persons having claims
against the Estate are requested to present
them properly authenticated for settle.
meni.
WIN. G. BUTLER, Executor. I
January Z, 1860. q
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FOaldod 1852,
Founded 1852. Chartered 1854.
LOCATED
Corner Of Baltimore e. Charles Streets,
BALTIMORE. MD

THE Largest, Most Elegantly Furnished and
L Popular Commercial College in the United
States. Designed expressly Tor young Men
desiring 10 obtain Thorough Practical Bust
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A Large and Beautiful Ornamented Circu-
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on application, FREE OF CHARGE.
! Write Immediately and you will receive the
package by return mail. Address
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January IA, 1860. ly
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~ - 49, - - 10
o BIT U A r Y


Died in ibis town, on the I'm inst, Miss
Elisabeth 1EiIer, in the 10Th year of her
age. The deceased was native of this
town. and was born in the days Of the
revolution, about the :ime when York
town was captured, her father being at
that tune soldier IN the army of Wash
ing'on.
Upon the death of her mother in 1904,
she, the oldest daughter in large family,
felt herself called upon TO take that res
ponsible place and faithfully performed lis
duties for twenty-five years, raising uD
her little molherIess sisters with all the
care and love OF mother. Upon the
ma rage Of her youngest sister III 1929
size went TO live with her, and she re-
NAMED in this family until she died.
Thus another of the oldest Inhabitants
of our town has passed away. She lived
Ia gray old age, even to the age of second
childhood. She would often wander back
10 the times Of her youth, and the last
scenes upon which-she gazed and about
which she spoke, were the visions Of her
tender chidhOod-of her home and moth.
er. She was consigned 10 the silen, tomb
IN The ward beside the old LuIhern Church
which she joined in early life and lived
y consistent member. among her early
companions whom she had seen dropping
of one by one before her. She leaves
large circle Of relatives and acquainiances
to mourn her departure.
BITUARY
Died in This place, the 7lh inst. Miss
Sarah UtishGnS, aged 81 years.
The death Of the above was sudden and
unexpected. She retired TO bed on Satur
day evening in her usual health. which
however had been previously greatly i'm
paired by Dropsical condition of her
system, and next morning was found dead.
While she 81, p! death came and gently
called her TO the Spirit world.
At the aye of seventeen Miss Welshans
connected herself with the German Re-
formed Church, and from that time to her
death, without oslentaton, she was most
faithful TO all the duties Of Christian.
For = period Of 40 years she was a zeal
Gus and devoted Sabbath school teacher,
and with nntifing effort laboted TO instl
into The minds Of the young the doctrines
Of tie Holy Religion Of her Divine Mas
ter.
Whilst her health was regarded in a
precarious and TO some extent failing con-
dllnn. the power of grace became special
" manifest in the manner in which she
bore all her privalions. and looked forward
TO the realization OF The glorious promises
OF The Gospel. 1t may be said Of her as
il was Of one Of old. "she walked with
God and was not for God took her."
II.
In Chester, Illinois, the 2nd inst, Mr..
John S. T0nfz. formerly Of this town,
aged about 55 years.
On Tuesday, in Baltimore. Mr.. James
Gri0ics, formerly Of Washington county.
Md. in his 72nd year.
o. His remains passed through this
place on Wednesday, via B. e. o. Rail-
road. and were inferred at Bakersville,
Washington co., Md. on Thursday.
Near Bedinglon, Berkeley county. the ,
2nd inst, Mrs. Mary Jenkins, consor, of
Mr.. John Jenkins, in the 57lh year of her
age. !;
In Berkeley county, Friday last, Mr..
Henry Myers, at an advanced age.
IL