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bis Sabbath School, and BY his goodness Of hssrt
and correct department enjoyed The con6dsncs
and affection Of oil with whom be mingled.
.MEAD-on the ls,h Of February, Virginia 0.
Mead. sgsd eight years.
Although " young. ihoss who we're with jim.
ME In her last brief illness were pleased TO hssr
her ask the way 10 and speak Joys Of heaven;
a. her tender spirit seemed TO aspire rather sftsr
that blessed home than 10 rsmsin % ssrh.
MEAD--Msrch !, Agnss A. Mead, aged 10
ysars.
Taken down upon her bed Of death. after bid.
ding her brother and little sister farewell, Agnes
v 10 not unprepsrsdtos lie summons that called
the IN 20 ls,sly frous;her smbfs co. she knew that
she too mu Of die; and. % ths hsU drew near .shs
call cd ber parents and fols dves, one BY one. 10
hor side, bid them farewell. selected her favoriss
hymn, 70 be sung ., her funeral, and then. In the
eslmness o. innocent and cbild-ike faith, sunk
TO sleep in the arms Of Him who hath said "sul.
fer little children TO come unto me. and forbid
them not, for ofsuch is the kingdom of Heaven"
The abovs were all children Of Phinsus and
Sarah Mead, residing near Mt. olive,, Ia this
county. The fearful seourgs. Dip,hsria. which
desolstsd 90 many 6rssidss, bore away from the
embrace Of sscti oasie parents ihsss hires inter.
es,ing chi drsn. Their illness was very shost, for
the disease made rapid strides from the first mo :
ment Of attack. What blank in that domestic
circle! Ch, how effective wss |, For parents to
he called to watch at the bedside the wss,ings Of
disease; but who that has nsvss realized simi Ter
bsres vemsnt, can appreciate the anguish Of heart
when three loved childrsn. Of The intsssstiss
ages end promise Of these, sfs q 90 By des .
bsld hand from the scenes Of .bsme. swest homsi'
We feel 70 sympsthiss with these bsrsavsd pa
renis; but ah! to realise fally osrssIvss ihSf deep
sorrow our hear t. must be wrung BY similar
Der esvsmcnt But then l, 10 not the provinces OF
human sy mps,hy 70 "bind up the broken.hssrt.
ed" in such occssions Of untold ansuish. The
Christisn hes ~ friend that oil cke,h closer then
a hrother, )" and the chrisiian philosephss "lesks
TO Jesus,
Since tis He that hath bersft us,
He can oil our SORROW heal"
Then, sflicted ones, In humble hith.
Here brisg your wounded hears,
Were tell your snsuisS.
There 10 "better cosn,ry" Il 10 separated
from ours bv thssJosasn Of death. There ne sick.
mess wastes the ffans there death hss no more
dominion there God shall wips oil tears from
our eyes The way thitber lie through the val
ley oi affection. "Thess eight ali ctiohs which
are bu, for moment. work out for us an sxcssd.
ing weigh, Of glory Listen, - friends 90 on
before us hsvs yop not the heavenly rsooenitisui
'Tbsss are they who have come up through
srsat tribulatiou. and n, " Washed their rubss,
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fcCoNcERT.-We SEQ by posters that
the OriolsahA sompossd Of Eve, talented
musicians, viii give concerts At the Court
House tonight and tomorrow night We
have ncser.keard these gentlemen together,
~ W have learned from friend that their
muieis Of tho first quality. Prof Bigserw
preside at the piano, and with the voices Of
Slsek, Robertson, Dean and Wallace, the
s.Oid' Court House will be eloquent with
song. We have never heard better bass
yoice than Prof. Robertson's--it is deep,
rich. and musical as the tones Of an organ.
Mr. Slack will sing some too or three
,patriotic airs. tonight, among them the
-.aaDsy Star of Freedom" Columbia, the
DGsm OF the. Ocean," and "The Flag Of
our .Un;on." We hope to see them have
- god house. Our people will find this
10 .'bumt cork" affair, but high-toncd CON
ssrt, worthy Of patronage and encourage
'1AsaA.H s'9siks ths Cynble, /" sung by them
tonight, is richly worth the price Of admis.
sion 81 .N't
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Court OF Common Pleas Of Bel.
mont County, Ohio.
Jenkinson Wright, Administrstor If MlahS
Brown, deceased,
vs.
Hannah Rroun "A Il
Hannah Brown, q a,

II IRAN BROWN, who resides in ths ssass sfnusuh
"A Joshua Brown, Milton Brown, Joseph nseWI
Lewis Brown, Msy A. meGirSsin, and dsuSktss q
Benjamin Brown, deceased, whose name 10 unknos1
all supposed % be residing IN the STAT. Of
heirs and legal representatives Of said Elisha BrewI
deceased, and Hannah Brown, Mary E Bowls, Marsk1
J. Bowls Alfred i. Bowls, Hanson d. Bowls Lindlsg
Bowls and William Nichols and any unknown hsirs n
said Elisha Brown Decd II thers be SUCH win tsks no.
tes that said Administrator the 5th day Of April 1sel
hIed h, petition In said Court the obec, and prsyss q
which IL 70 obtain MI otder &e II tbs nert tsrd q
said Court 10 be begun and he on the fih OF Juns 1
for the assignment Of the dover OF said Hannah BsoS1
the widow OF said Elisha Brown, dscessed, In and -
The sale Of the following real estate tof which M al
Elisha Brown died seizedl consisting Of two trussa ~
asie IN Belmou, county. Ohio The rst tract is "a
Of the West half Of See Tp 2. and Range s. brennn6
iof s boandahe. on the wsa line Of said section sa1
running thence N. 7sS r. a poles; thsnee g. 7so II q
poles TO the North side OF McMahons Crset; thence =
said Creek g. !2t9 W. 5l3o poles; thence d ss8 ". z
2poes TO the West line OF said sec tion and thence MA
said section line NJ il9 $40 poles 10 the pIass Of -
ginning containing 2aeres and ~ poles OF land oss I,
See IL TIP. and Range beginning for it boundssiss
Al ths Nor,hEast corner OF said section and runun
thence &c, containing Is acres, foods and % pssDbs
Of land more or less.
JENKiNsox wRIofff
Administrator OF Elisba Bsoxu
spn<w BY Cowsn Hose, his AttosnsJss
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
By order of the Probate Court In end ~
Belmont county. Ohio.


THE UNDERSIGNED. % AdmIaisusser. Id
Il pursuance of the ofdsr OF ssid Court. NIL
offer Tor ssIe 70 the highest bidder .on the iss1ns
IN the town Of Centrevflle, adjoining the pvsn-
ises, on FRIDAY, the 12ih day Of Msy, a. p 4,
1851, between the bours Of . o'clock. ,. sn1
O'Clock, p. n, Of said day, the following tss.
eribed real estate, ~ the property Of 1honas
Jackson, deceased, late Of said county. ~.
Siiuats, lying and being w Smith Town &ffy
Belmont county, Ohio, adjoining the % u tewa
Of CentrsviIle and described ~ lolIows, 10 VII,
The said premises being known a. fks Nortt ~
~ the tract OF land ownes and occupied ~ ~
ate Thomas Jackson In his lifetime, and II bsfng
,be remainder Of ceIiain quarter Of sselion 81
land gfshtsd and conveyed BY Jamss Nosrcs,
President Of the United Ststes of % a.
said Thomas Jacksoa, By his lsusrs psts nj dsts1
at Washington City on the eth day ef Aussss,
A d.. 1924, and recorded IN volume ", pass
2lo. and In said patent described % the aossk.
West quarter Of Section 81 In Township 9 ia
Range 4, In the district Of land offered Tor sale q
SteubenvilIe, Ohio, and the remainder of said
quarter of section bs offered for sals, being the
North end, contains II acres, more or lrss.
One-ibird Of the purchase money will - rei
quired In hand, ore third In one yssr.. Tho 70.
naming third IN two years from tho day ofssls.
the two last payments being on fnterest
JOHN JACKSON,
Administrator Of Thomas jackson, with ti1s 'viii
annexed apri1is
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Belmont County, Ohio, Court o1
Common Pleas.
NOTICE

Noah Scott, Plaintiff vs.. John R Davis, De fsnd'L
THE defendant, John K. Davis, wro resides in
l. the State Of illinois, il hereby notified that
psintiff filed petition in the Clerks Office Of he
above named Court sPsinst said defendant, the
object and prayerof which is to procure the fore
clio sure and sale OF the following described prom.
North West quarter oi S. 1, T. 6, r 3. beginning
Tor its boundaries on the North boundary line OF
said section at post, the conner between said
Scott and Listen. and running thence N. 89tS
West 80 perches to post; thence South ~ West
Is perches; thence South sato East 81 psrches to
The Liston line; thence North ~ East - perches
TO the beginning containing S acres upon mort
gage given by said Davis TO said Scott on the 7rh
day OF April, 1859, TO recover among other things
the payment Of SO dollars, April l, 1861, with In.
terest from April 7, 1853. The defendant 10 re-
quired to answer by June % 1861.
D. 8. ADAMS. Clerk.
WM. WALLACE, Attorney for Plaintiff
April IS, 1861. ew
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The Sentiment I'm western vir.
glnia.


EDITOR CHRONICLE: Permit me, through
the columns Of your paper, to remove false
impression now entertained by q goodly
number of the people of Eastern Ohio.
should have been entirely ignorant of any
such impression, had not had occasion to
visit several places in the section above nam-
ed. 1t has no doubt been created by the
Secessionists, for the purpose of depriving
the people Of Western Virginia of that
sympathy and aid which they would other
wise receive from the General Government,
rs well as from Ohio and Pennsylvania, If
asaailed by the Southern rebels. 1t is this:
THAT the Western Virginians with but few
exceptions, are Seeessionist at heart, only
pretended Union men, and are using this
cloak to deceive the Administration and be-
tray it into lenient policy towards the 20.
ceded States. I am Western Virginian, &
think that / understand something about
the sentiment Of Western Virginia. pro-
nounce the charge base slander, foul i'm
putation upon the honor of the Unionists Of
Western Virginia they have devotion for
the Union rs pure, as devoid of hypocrisy as
any other section. You. do them great in
justice when you conclude that the drunken
mob who usurped the Government at Rich.
mond reflects their true sentiments. They
will never submit to the outrage. but will
cling to the Union as long as they have an
arm to WELD blade.
A WEST VIRarNIAN.
MoUNDsvILLE, April 30, 1861.
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SsrCNpt. Talm.n's company is still i

: S~CApt Tallmsn's company is still in
town, drilling daily. It is astonishing what
proficiency they are making in learning the
evolusiensof the soldier. This company is
composed Of some Of the best men in the
bounty, eager for the fray. asking only to be
led against the enemies Of their country,
that those enetnies may have an opportunity
70 kkfn'thAt Northern men, though slow
70 asssr, make desperate soldiers when
aroused. -.
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PUBLIC STOCK SALE.
Thorough Bred Durham Cattle, Horses,
and Cotswold and Southdown Sheep.

and CotsWold and Southdown Sheep.
0N TUESDAY. May 2is,, / will sell by Auc.
~ tion, without reserve, At my Farm, ~ miles
from Wheeling, Va, on the Bethany Pike, large
number Of Durham, Cattle, yeaieHy herd book con.
sistng OF Bulls, Cows. Heifers and calves. Also
a number Of grade Cows, Heifers and calves,
Horses, Mares and Colts, incl ding STALLION 8
years old, color sonell. BY imported "Glencos."
dam " Allegro," BY Trumpeter," her dam by
Haxale's Moses, &c. Also, sundry Coils, sired
by the above Stallion; six Brood Mares, seven
Family Il rses, and seven Farm Horses. 395
Sheep, including Cotswod Ewes with their lambs
and several SouIhdown and Couwod Rams and
Ewes Of various ages.
Also. number Of Agricultural Implements.
The stock can be examined at any time prior
TO sale. Of which due notice will be given.
prCatalogues containing classification oil the
stock can be had BY Supplying to me ut my Brew.
cry Store. GEORGE w. SMITH,
ap44w Wheeling. Va.
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D0sThere Is n,efIort making here to se

up IN ARTILLERY Company. Mr.. VIM.
Askew has gone IA Columbus to see whether
it win be accepted, by the State or not. If
accepted there viii be no difficulty In filing
il up with the best Of men in twenty-four
houfA The spirit Of the people is fully
aroused and ''Old Belmont" could furnish
l,0O0 troops. II required.
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70 OFT MEN.

Pspncular attention psid to tho Manufsctu rina
Of Toos ROE BoRise OIL WELls. All toois
wsusnted 10 be Ot the best material and work.
uanship, and st % low prices ~ they can hs par.
.. JOHN rIsHtR,
Msrsinsvills, bslmost county, Ohis. .-rnsr
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CIR Z AT or Il ELI
DR. LELAND's
NTI-RHEUMATIO BAND
II the only KNOWN remedy for
rheumatism, Gout and Neu-
rAlGlas and Q auHe cuea

Rheumatlsm, Gout and Neu-
ralgia, and q sure cure
for all Mercurlai DIS.
TT Is q conveniently arranged Band, eontsin.
i Ing . msdeated compound. TO BE- worn sround
the waist, withou, injury 70 the mo dsicase per
son. No change in habits Of living 10 required
and IL entirely removes The disease from the sys
tenn without producing the injurious effects sri
sing from the use Of powerful internal med icins,
which weaken and destroy the consfituti on, and
give temporary relief only By this treatment
the nedieinsl properties contained In the Band
come In contact with the blood and teach the
disease, through the pofss d the skin, efectins
10 every instance perfect euro, and rest ores the
paris afflicted TO healthy condition. This Band
is also a most powerful Anti. .Mercurisl sgent.
and will certainly relieve the system frcn, the per-
nicious effects Of Mercury. Moderate cases are
cured In few days. and We are constantly 70.
ceiying testimonials OF its efficacy In aggravated
cases Of long standing.
PsIcF, o.; to be bsd Of Druggists generally. or
can be sent BY msil OF express, with full direc.
lions Tor use, " any part Of the country, direct
from the principel Office, No. 400 Brosdway, New
York. q. SMITH e. CO., sole proprietors
Descfpuve circulars sent free. Agents wanted
everywhere.
sJAgent In s.. Clsirsy;xs, IaAAe n. PArrxr.
sos marll1v
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Marriea.

MOORE-MAvlS--April rs by Rev. y. Boyd. MIR
Joseph r. Moore Of Belmont county, 10 Miss Rachel
Mavis, Of Jaek,ontown, Licking county, Ohio.
KlNNEY-wEYER-Arrii 10, st Powhatlan, by the
Rev: saml MrhaIry, Nj Jas q Kinney To Aliss Sarah
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Belmont County, Ohio, Probate
Court.

Belmont County, Ohio, Probate
Court.
Petition to sell Real Estate to pay debts.
NOTICE.
CHaIsroYHER GALLAGHER and JoHN SLzviH, Ad-
ministrntOrs Of Simon Rspp, deceased, VS.
PHiLIf RAfr, ANTHONY RAFP and MARIA RAfr
THE de PENDANTS, Philip Rnpp and Anthony
l. RaPp, who reside in Germany, are hereby
notified thai the above named plaintiffs, on the
day Of April, A. D., 1861, filed pc iii D. in
the Probate Court OF Belmont county, OHIO.
against the above named defendants as the he irs.
nt-law ofsaid Simon Rnpp. deceased, praying for
the 50 lie OF the following described real estate OF
said decedent, 10 pay his debts, vix Lot No 26, in
Temperanceville, in said county. An order OF sale
will be asked Tor accordingly on the i7ih dsy oi
May, 1861. CHRisrofBEl GALLAGHER and
JOIN SLKvIN
Administrators Of Simon Rapp, decd.
ID. d. I. Cowen, Attorney Tor Plaintiff
April Is, 1861. 4w
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wHEELRR 4 WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES,
Th< Great Economiseyy of Tine aud
Reseyv0s of Heaith,

Resev~s Of Health,
uAvE won the hehsst premiums q, the Fslf
II Of ths Unissd ssstss Agricultural Society. ;
at the State fsirs si N afIs. Vermont, Connect
cvt, New Yosk, New Jersey. Pennsylvania, yir.
gnia, Missisippl, Missopii. Ohio, lsdisns, Ills,
ksn'ucky. Mie6isan, Wisconsin, Call fopia; snd
q the Fairs ef the Amsfican lnsdtuts, New
Yest, Mschsnics' Assccisiion. Bosson; vrankli
MiM'IoS ssn Micss n,e:
Bsitimcss. Meehsnics' Associelea /. Cinciu nsii,
ksbtscky lnsti suss, LouisviIif y 4echsasGal A..
soeiatioa, 81. Lsuis. Msshaniqai. kshists Ban
Frsneisco, and at hundreds Al comfy Fsirs.
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n ARK THESE FACTS
HOLLOWAY'S OINTM ENT

Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, Sores a nd:Ulc
"a the proper and .iligent use Of this inestiue
ble preparation. To attempt to cure bad legs by
pa:'e, lug the edges o. the wound toseihsr is
condition remains nadernssth to break out again
with tenfold fury In few days. The only ratiena
10 to reduce the Inflammation in and about The
wound and TO sooihe the neighnoring paris by rub.
biug In plenty ofthe Ointment salt s forced int
meat.
Diptheris, liberated Sore Throat, scsrle,
and other Fevers.
Any OF the above diseases may be cured bv vs,
rubbing the Ointment three times a day into til
chest. throat and neck ofthe patient; il viii 500
penetrate, and give Immediate relief. Medicin
iaken by the mouth must operate upon the Who'll
part, whereas The Ointment will DO hi. s wofs Ia =.
once. Whoever tries the unguent In the above
nsaasI e, ,hs disc M n.%sG or any .imil., dis
selves relieved a. BY cha'm.
Piles, Fistulas, Structures.
The above class OF complaints viii bs reu.v.
by nightly fomesiiny the parts with wa rm water
and then by most eneetuslly rubbing liz the oint
ment. Persons suffering from these direfui CEN.
pa nts should lose not Q monent in arrestina their
progress. should be understood that II 10 not sui.
heisnt merely TO smear the Ointment on the AFFECT.
SI ,I,n. no a. ps ,,. .o some con.
| be taken into the system, whence IL win remove
any hiddu sore or wound a. sfectuslly a. though
| paipsble TO The eye. There again bread and water
poultiIes, AFTER the rubbing In Of the oiniens, viii
do great service. This 10 the only srrs treatment
mslos cases OF cancer IN the stomach, or where
there may be gensrai bearing down.
lndiscretions Of Youth; Sores. and Ulcers.
BIotehss, a. also swslIiugs. can, with esrtaiusy
be radically cured u ths Ointment be used freely
| aud tha Pifls be taken night and morning 40 rec
commended In the printed Instructions. When treat
ed any e.hsi way they eniy try up in one place 20
remove the humor from the system, and leave the
patient vigorous and healthy being, Il will 70,
quirs tins with ths use OF the Pills to ensure .
| sstiag cure.
Dropslcsl Swellings, Paral's 4 Stiff Joints
| AIthearh the above complain do differ widely In
their origin and nature, YET they all require loeai'
treatment. Many ofths wo'n cases Of such diseases
will yield in comparatively short space Of time
when this Ointment 10 diligently rubbed into the
| parts affected. even amer every other means have
failed. In all serious msladies the Pills sheuld h
taken act ording TO the printed directions asesnPa
| ring sahs bsx'
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MRS. J.P. JUDKINs.
FLyuIxo, Ohio, April II, 1851.

FLusHixo, Ohio, April II, 1851.
This 10 to certify that ! have had in use one oil
Wheeler g. Wilson'S Sewing Machines tor the last
mohiha, and find that il fully comes up TO the
s ssous s%.o,s% ~ .hs so,: 81 IL
would NOT do ~itou, It ipr three times i:s cost,
~ III could ySsT e b :;m'
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MASONIC and I. O. O. r. CALENDAR

AAsONIC and I. O. o. r. CALENDAR
o.. Cisirsviiis Chapter, No. II, Reya, 4 a Z,
Arch y asons, meets every Friday svsaine
N or after the full moon.
D. q. NEiswA AHeHR, Secretary. - y
Belmont Lodge, No. 10, Free snG Accepted Ma
cons. meets every Wednesday evening On % praas-
ling the full neon. rN
kENxor. ". \.
Q. @. NstswAHeER, Secretary.
Mystic Ledge, No. 100, !. o. o. H.~<-As
!, Z: KLINE. Ne. 49,
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.4tt0chs,se1et.

s4tt0chsNe1et.
A. NJ GREGG, Admir- vs. JOSIAH MADDEN.
DEFORE Jenkinson Wright, Justice Of the Peace of
- Goshen Township, Belmont county. Ohio.
On the tenth day Of April ie6 said Justice Issued an
order Of sachmeni IN The shove action for twenty
dollars debt, and fifteen dollars, probable costs
A. NJ. GREGG, Administrator.
April 10, 1901. 3rs
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FLypnIHe, Ohio, AprillI, lst

fLvVHINe, Ohio, April II, 1851.
This 10 to earthly that have had In usa one o {
Wheeler 4 wilson's Swing Machines for about
sevsn months, and have dens eli kinds Of sew ing.
from the hedviest cassimeres to the finest cam.
b,ics. have had no u ouble with Il, and would
not part with il under any eircumstsncee 1t has
CO nj me nothing except Tor needles and II. can
recommend IL 70 all who want 70 buy machine %
being the best Tor family use.
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FLusBIEel Ohio. April IL, 81.
TIL 10 10 to certify that hsyc had In use about
two years one OF Wheeler Il Wilson's Sewing
Machines, and have used Il in oil kinds Of sewing
needed in family with entire satisfaction, and II
has never been out Of order or cost .one cent for
MRS. ISAAC HOLLOWAY.
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jE5da'sALst4HAN'rz.

lido hereby certify that l On, personaliy &C.
qusinted with Mr.. and Mrs. Laniz. and know
Them 10 be persons ofstrci truth and veraeity.
T r. CRAW FORD,
PsstoS Of Nottingham Pres. Churcn.
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AND FoR TG SPEEDY cU3 a ::
Nervous Prustrstisn, asnsral DslfiGy, Aahae,
Dyspspsia, scrofula, xarasnuA rarsly4&"s
Chrunin Bronchitis, AnsniA, ChlHpHs
and all Disorders ofthe ylosd eystans
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EFFECT OF THE REMEDyj

eff - he sariisst sppssrs,es e 49, sfs.s q
osasanytisa, tAs patient takss Any sbsss ~
gsaass g - HYRoPxoaPHrrzA - .vSi ~.nGne
80 tAea all disappsar in psrisl vssytag a9a .
sssasssaai uss % the Remedy xx WILL e1x14
III 1ruD HufxEIY IN TEE xNsox11oD -
oUo1 KEAxTE ~ KH. fznHAHa. MAD nEvEH
KNOWN II uIs LIFE UxronE.s-
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MooREFirLD, Ohio. April IS, 1851.
This 10 10 certify that have had in use one oil
Whesler L. Wilson'S Sewing Machines for the
past eight months, and - Tor the kind had cor.
respondencs from diff rent paris of the country
before purchased, AMI find ,h, machine to BE-
fully - good 90 IL was recommended to b for
speed, lity and msnagsmept, from the finest
csmbrics up 10 The heaviest soodsf ID fact, would
not do without Il tor dsublA issnskt, vi cuud not
get another Of the same hind. sI ora. St.--..
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DO you KNOW IT5

MANKIND Il has bsen truly reeardad = ~ sDcxk
sLl nAApr-few ever surviving It's attack. "One ~
u tie eAols hupsa. race, !" says Dr.. Carl0nl a9f
LATiON OF most civiired communities PfI1sH BY ffD
DIsEAsEn What kad comnsntary o. ths boosted
efficacy og tho Healing Art --ss,.
Imperial Academy of Medeins, Il Paris has pros1 an
taestimalle boon 70 the world BY ths " q b AZ
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Thisis to certify that have used ne Of Wheel.
or e. Wilsons Sewing Machines for eigh, months
past, and have tound Il iullv to snswer the rec.
onmsndstion, having used II ior all kinds Of fam.
lily sewing. from the hness 10 the coarsest fabrics.
70 my entire satisfaction. -
MARY A. MITCHELL,
Wife of Isaac Mitchell
Fuusuiss, ONO. 9Th mo-, l7sh, 1861.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-02

- no not confound this fer,sSy with the ss-sIlrd
"Chenical Food :; and particularly svofd all rfrrar,.
tops containing iroa which "a pAsGrNrs. rcd tsolssr
~, which has no crnAn'n rsorsarr vr'-MyR
eeld ~ the Most rssp,otsble Hses<sS dkts'ssrit
and Rsssti the ccusral to, IN the nso s,stest ~
]. wIvcEEsTrH, 20 y.hr e,sst, xT
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-02

MoUNDsvrLLE, April 20, 1861.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-02
ANN rliAL ID q cliIAII eilI !

~ bEWAhE q 1n1ss Esfnsffes adyevsend = a.,
Churchils, dnd all othcf EwINuliNn UktE ES 70 fob
sufferers OF their means. lore yTess fz<, nd pssu
FATAL IDutr. Write 10 Ks for GkCIlARs, and Ssr
0r. cAurchill's Treatise On coniunptisa.
which contain ths snly esskenhe i~Ssrorca h reSase
70 thh NEw TREATMENT. ssntyaKx 10 all suifefs.