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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-10-17

Prior to Elias Howe, Jr.s invention. patented
in 49, all attempts TO adopt machinery has proved
aboritive. His is the basis Of all siul ma.
chimes their diff rences however, are marked
and important The Committee of the Americap
Institute classified them according to the stitch
made and the purposes to which The machine b
to be applied in iour classe, LIST. I'd. 81 and 4th,
n classification indicating the general order of
merit and importance. l..
Glass LIST includes the Lock Stitch Machine log
family use, and ior manufacturers in the suma
range oil purpo,e and naterioi he committee
has assigned this class the highest rank, on 20.
count ot the "easticity permanence, behuIy and
general disturbances o The stitching wien done,v
and the wide range OF lis application. A. the
head of this class they place the Wheeler & VIII
son Machine, and award it the iighesi pr niiurn,
This has been the uniform award Tor this mar
chine throughout the country for several yeas,
and we think no disineresled person will dlspata
its justice and proprieIy. .-tPaihiadeL ~,
RTWHEELER AND WIIsosS SEsfSa MAsHSs
took the fret prem un. al The laIe Harrison county
Fair.-Q
Ii c. MARTIN is ngenl for the sale Of tho
above named machine in the counties oi Harrison.
Jefferson, Carroll, Tuscarawas, Guernsey, Bel
mont aud Monroe.
~ WARRANTED THREE YEARS. aud
sold by II. q. MARTIN, RooHHIIL, NennonP.
o., Belmont county, Chic. ~
a1rStRa for a Circular. .-xS fayp
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-10-17

JEFFERSON County. The entire Union
ticket is elected in Jefferson County. Tod s
niaJofity s,iosz. - .rNhl vi as'gI ,ibfao
~ .nLlL ..n-.rl ~ ln-tls l-nM
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-10-17

There are but few who would not be will
ing to knit pair of stockings, or socks, if
the yarn was furnished them, nor is there
many families who could not spare comfort,
quilt or pillow. They will be quite accept
able, even if much worn. Who is not will
ing to contribute something for the comfort
Of our sick soldiers? Who will not give a
quilt blanket or pillow, Or so,Ae morsel of
dried or air-tight fruit?
Come to the meeting, one and all Come
inyour working apparel, as mothers, sisters
and daughters ought to meet. Let no little
jeaousies, no artificial barriers heretofore
existing amongst and between you, stand
in the way: join yourselves hand in hand,
and stand shoulder to shoulder in this great
work of charity and love! You will find
yourselves greatly benefited by this effort,
and will have the happy consciousness of
having contributed to the comfort of some
hel plesS wounded brother, a sick and lln
gushing son, or dying father! p.
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TESTIMONIALS.

WETHODIsr BOOK JONcKRN,
200 Mulberry Street, New York. I
Being in constant receipt Of inqui les from out
brethren respecting Sewing Machines, with re-
quests 10 rec ommend and purchase them, we
nave, in conjunction with some lady friends,
m achines OF practical value for family SO wing,
and find those made by the WHEELER AND
WILSON Manufacturing Company 10 fully com
bine tie essentials ot good instrument, and such
as we can confidently recommend. ta
Having seen 81 favorable results from heir use,
in our own and the households Of our friends, We
are desirous that their benefits should be shared
by all our brethren and hence have interested
ourselves IN their behalf.
W ith beet wishes, your brethren.
ABEL STEVENS, THOMAS CARLrox,
JAMES fLoy, J. Porter, f..
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~. w. CDAhh,
Editor OF Ladies' Repository.

Thisis to certify that have used one Of Wheel
er g. Wilson's Sewing Machines for eight months
past, and have iound 1t fully TO answer the REQ.
ommendation, having used it :or all kinds of fam
lily sewing, from the nes, to the coarsest fabrics.
TO my entire sati faction.
MARY A. MITCHELL,
Wife Of Isaac MitcheIk'
FLUsHIsa, Ohio, 9th mo-, lTth, 1861.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-10-17
Editor of Western Christian Adoocats.

For economy oil sower, ease Of Management, :,
variety OF adoption, and speed of esecu ticn. the
WHEELER x WILSON MACHINE, no doub,, surpass-
es all others for family use.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-10-17

Z EDIroR 0umoNIdIG:l On last Sunday
notices wero read in the churches Of this
place, calling on the Ladies Of this vicinity
to meet int the Court House at 4 clock, p.
NJ, (this day. for the purpose of forming a
society to furnish comfort for our sick and
wounded soldiers. q. ..
Many Of our troops are lying at several
points in Western Virginia, and at Gallip.
oils, sick or wounded, and without such
comforts as they ought to have and that
the country is well able to furnish for their
use. .. r.. t...... ........ ..
Z | quote from au address made by the wal
department on the lst Oct 1861, ''To the
loyal women of America" which mentions
the articles most wanted
DESCRIPTION or THE ARTICLES MOST
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-10-17

!. Quilts, OF cheap material, about seven feet
long by hlty inches wide
Knit Wooer Socks; go O. 10
/. Woolenlor Canton-Flanuel Bed-Gowns,
Wrappers, Undershirts and Drawers u.
J. Small Hair and Feather Pillows and Cush-
ions for Wounded Limbs;
, Slippers. ..>i ~
Dclicacies for the sick, such as farina,
arrow-root, corn.starch, cocoa, condensed
milk, and nicely dried fruit, can be advan-
tagcously distributed by the Commission. -
Jcllica should be carefully prepared to avoid
fermentation, and most sccurely packed. -
Many articles of clothing have been injured
ln packages heretofore sent the Commission,
by the breaking Of the jars and bottles =
Over every vessel containing Jelly, strew
white sugar to the depth of half an inch,
and paste stout paper (not braudicd) over
the mouth. Jelles sent in stone bottles
arrived in the best tcondition, and there is no
difficulty in removing the contents for use.
Every bottle, &C., containing Jelly should be
labelled. Aromatic, spirits and waters, light,
easy chairs for convalescents; nicely made
splints for wounded limbs; chequer and
backgammon boards, and like articles for the
amusement of wounded men books for
desultory reading, and magazines, especially
if illustrated will be useful.
The articles most needed, and perhaps
most easily supplied by us, are bedding for
the sick, comforts, quilts, sheets and pillows,
but full lists Of the required articles will be
given at the meeting. Socks are also in
great demand, for hardly one comes to the
hospital with sufficient protection for the
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Rsv Diet, 81 e.. y = Z Z, OF OF
MANHOOD.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

Just Published, in a Sealed EnreEope,
on TIE NATURE, TREATMENT, AND RADICAL
CURE OF SPER4IATORKHCKA. or Seminal Weak
meas. Sexual Debility, Nervousness and involuntary
emissions, inducing impOteucy, and Mental and
Physical Ineapacity.
BY ROBT. J. CULYERwELL, n. D.
author If The "GTecH Book. tfc.
The world.renoWnedl author. in this admirable Lee
ture, clearly proves fromhis own experience that the
awful consequences of SelEabuse may be- eHectualy
removed without medicine aud without dangerous
surgical operations. bongies, instruments rings
cOrdiRlS pointing ont mode Of cure at once certain
and effcctual. by which every sufferer, matter
what his condition NAV be, may cure himself cheGpy
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receipt of two postage stamps, by addressing DIR.
Gill; G. KLINE, III DOwery, rev York Post Once
box 1855. jan29
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. WHEELIAo, 18th April 1851.
ON and after the Ilth Of April, 1861, tile pasSen-
" ger Trains will be run as follows. viz:
Tho Express TRIM leaves Wheeling daily except
Sundays 10 A. NJ. Benwood at IO:30 A. ~. arriv
ing in Baltimore At 44O Al b., connecting with the
Express train for Philadelphia, New York, Boston.
and all tho Eastern Cities leaving AT 6l5 A. NJ ar
riTes Mt Washington at $3.50 A. NJ, making close con-
necton with the Southern lines for all parts Of the
South. This train stops at the principal stations
from Wheeling to Cumberland.
Returning leaves Baltimore at 3:45 r. NJ, and
Washington City at 2:i5 =. NJ. arriving at ReHwOOd
at A. n. and Wheeling at G:27 A. ~, making direct
connection with the ENPresstrnn for all parts Of the
West. Southwest and Northwest. This train stops
only for meals and wool and water. -.-r
The SInil Train leaves daily including SundS ms At
6:57 r. NJ, BenwOOd at 7:25 r. ~, and arrives tx
Baltimore at 3:l5 +. NJ, connecting with the Mail
train. leaving for Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
and MI Eastern cities Mt 4:l6 r. NJ, arrives Mt WASH
ern lines for all parts Of the South Thistran stops
the west end OF the road at MOundsyile, Cameron,
Mannington Water Station fairniont and Grafton.
Returning, leaves Baltimore at $3.50 A. NJ. Wash
ngton City at 4:2S A. NJ. and arrives at Benwood mt
1910 r. NJ. and Wheeling at 1892 r. NJ, connecting
with the Express train for all pRrtsUf the Southwest,
West and Northwest This trnin stops at the prin-
Cipal stations only.
Tho Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodation nuns
daily. except SnndayR leaving Piedmont ut GAO A. NJ.
and arrives atWheeliDg at sac p. ".
W. p. SMTH. Master Of Transportation.
l.. ". CnLG, Gent Ticket Agent. apo
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NEw ORLEANS, 25th Angus

NV ORLEANS, 25th August 1859.
DR. J. c. ATER: Sir: cleerfulIy comply With
the rPe,t Of your agent and report to yOn some o;
the eGOets have realized with yOur SRrsaIRIiila-
have cured with 1t. in my practice. most Of ths
comnaintH for which IL is recommended and have
found its effects truly wonderful in the cure Of IGBe
real and AIeFcJiriuI DisCaSG One Of my patients
had Syphilitc ulcers In his throat. WIicE were con
suminE his palate and the top Of his mouth. Your
SArsRpRrlla steadily taken cured him in i've weeks.
Another was attacked by secon,lnTy SYMPHONIC IN :is
bic part OF It. that believe the disorder would
soon reach lis brain and kill him. hut II yielded to
my administration Of our SArsapArlA: the ulcerY
healed and he ls well agaI, not Of course without
s0me sdSfGuration of his face "A woman who had
been treated for the ZANE disorder by mercury VIE
suffering from this poison in Fer bones. They had
become sensitive To tho weather that on u daBlE
day she suffered Ccrucintin pain In her Joints and
bones. She, too, was cured entirely by your Sarsn
p1Tilla In few weeks. know from its formula
which yuur agent gave mo. that this preparation
from Nour laboratory must be great REMEDY; con
<squcntiy. these truly remarkable results with IL
have not surprised me. ~
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
FOUNDED 1885,
GATED,
Cor Rn1tRT, ore aud Hb1rIea.gfa

FOUNDED 1904
GATED,
Cor. Baltimore and Charles-Sts.,
BALTIM MD.
ETluIS INSTITUTION IS NOW IN THE MOST
i prosperous and hOuEishinE condition. Twice du-
ring the last two has it been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for tho accommodation of the i-
crossing number Of students, representing neurly
every State in the Union.
1t now occupies QUO Of the most conspicuous and
desirably located buiIdings in the city The
are eommotliousiy arranged spacious and elegantly
furnished.
The advantages and facilities here offered to young
men desiring to qualify themselves properly FOR the
various duties Of the Counting Room, to obtain
Thorough Practical BusieSS Education generally,
in any particular by any amilar eStab-
FACULTY5
-..r. ELK. LOsIRH, n#-
PrincipaI-Lecturtr the Science Of Accounts Com
meTce, Buainest Customs, etc.
JIM PHILLIPS,
Professor ofthe Theory aud Practice Of Bookkeeping
...- and Commercial Calculations. ..,I
II. IL. DAVIES,
Associate Professor Of bookkeeping.
n. C. JOHNSON, F0I-
Professor Of Business and ornamental PenmRnShIp.
s. 7. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REv. Z. YEATRS REESE, D. D..
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES
Hon. Jno. P. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua VRnBant,
Hon. ThOS Swami, VIM. II. KeiEhler, Esq,
Jacob Trust, Esq- VIM. Knabe, ESQ
Of Standard Works, expressly for tho Of the Stu
dents.
rately Instructed.
There being no vacation during the year, Students
can enter at any time.
ThetimeusuSny requiredtoeompletoth the full course,
from 10 II weeks.
A DIPLOMA is awarded to all Graduates.
A large and beautifully OTnamented Circular, con-
taininE upwards of REET representing the
Exterior anil Interior View Of the College, YariOua
Characteristic designs pennlanshp &C., sent by mail
free Of chdFgt accompanied with catalogue giving full
particulars. Address E K. LOSIER
Baltimore Nd
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NCW FaIniIY GPOCerY.

'NHEsUBsCRIBERB EGs LEAvETo ANNOUNCE
L that he has opened Family Grocery aud Foreign
Produce Store in the old Post Office building, 1888
Market street, the corner Of Quincy st., and
iicts the geneTous patronage of his friends and tbs
public generally.
It will be my constant endeaV0r to offer, at the
lowest prices, the best qualities the market affords
A superior article Of Bottled Liquors and Wines
always on hand.
German Produce, sueh As Pruues, Lentles, Split
Peas also all kinds OF Nuts, Oranges and Lemons,
RhOlesale and retail at the lowest rateG.
Superior Havana and Domestic Cigars aud Tobacco
Of the different grades, wholesale and retail nj
q. W. REESSING'S.
Gshl+-lyd Formerly with Alex. Heyman.
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LxEcoTTtUG or WHITES, 0rnyian zuu1oT, Cgeria
ClnsraGimt. Fe1laIe DiEenseg.

NJ. j. b. g. Claiming. Of Ne'. York City, writes:
agent In saying I have found your Sarsaparilla p
most excellent alteTEIjve in the numerous complaints
for Whici we employ such remedy, but especially
in Female DiSedELs of tho ScTufnlnus diathests.
have cured many iuyeterAte eases Of L~ucorrhoal ~
cergtion OF tho u.sTMg Tie liberation itself was
soon cured. Nothing within my knowledge equals
II for tlAss female isrRHEemeniA."
Edward x. Marrow, of NSNbury. Ala, writes: "a
dangerous ovarian hHi1r on one of tho females in
uIy-famiIy which had dehed all the remedies
could employ. has at length been completely cured
hY your Extract of Sar~SPariiIH. Our physician,
thought nothing hut eXtirpation could afford relief
Gnt he advised the trial NJ your SarsapArilIa is
After tnking your remedy eight weeks symptom
Of the diaeNRS remains ~ .l.-
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel

Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.
Ia -.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, June 10th, 1861, Pas
Y songer Trains will leave bridgeport a%tOliOHS,
Sundays eXcepte1:) a.a tlfsftHt
ilOO NJ Mail Train stopping at all way iations.
arrives at Pittsburgh at $40 +. 81, and
Cleveland at $50 p. NJ.
400 p NJ. Express Train, stopping at all way sta
tons arrives nj Pittsburgh al $40 I. n.
sos P. N. Fast Express Train only at StSn
benvlIe, Yellow Creek, WcllsYllle and 10
chester on the River division and at all
stations on Main Lines, arrives az Pitts
- bnrgi nt 1l;35 T. n, and at Cleveland al
1880 A. NJ.
III RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at e:16 A 81. and $500 P. NJ, ar
rive at bridgeport at l:2O J.. NJ. aud 6:O7 A. h.
Leave Pittsburgh Mt 1885 A. bI.: 605 A. ". and
1910 Z. r.. arrive at bridgeport at 5'oI A. N' 1921
A. n. and 4:9O P. 81.
Connections are made as FOllOYsI
At Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania r.. Il. for Harris
burg. Baltimore. Washington; IHhtia-
delnhia, New York and Boston. f.l
At Cleveland with Cleveland ( TNled X. r. for San
dusky, Toledo. Detroit, Chicago and
all points in the NORTH WEST With
Detroit steamers for Detroit, JackSoL
Chicago and the NORFH-WEsT. With
.- Cleveland Erie r. X. for Erie, Dun
kirk, Buffalo and Niagara Falls. With
Cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati for
Crestline, Delaware, Columbus aud
A Hudson with the c. z. sc. n. R. for Cuyahogn
,.,.,. Falls, Akron. Millersburgh and MOOs-
At Alliance with p. Ft..W. & c. R.lR. for Canton,
---. MassilIon, Wooster, Salem, Enon, Co.
g' lunbus, &C. .....- t--.--
At steRbenEIlle with p c. / @. Line and AT BEELGIh
~ with c. o. o. X Il far GAINESVILLE. New.
e. ..., ark, Columbus, Xenia, Dayton, Ind
annapolis, Cairo Cincinnati, Louisville,
.-,- st. Louis, st. Joseph and Hlls points
Wtst and South West
E1ourslon Tickets to Pittsburgh and returu'$S.Ib
Fare alwnya aslOw, and time much quicker than
any other route. ..s.-.... .-...-. .ss--.-
Through Tickets to all pOints in the West, North
and East can be procured at the Office No. 81 Water
street next door to Sprigg House, Nheeling Va and
at bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts. will be made RtlOweSt rates to
any point accessible this road and its connections
to the East, North West and NOrth-WeSt. at Office
So Water street, with Freight Agent at Bridge
port station, u, HAMILTON, Agent,
Wheeling, Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent,
bridgeport, o.
.N.McCULLOUGH, President.
P. r. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. Jel2
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AYer's CherrY Pectoral


Coughs, Colds, InhueMza, HoarsenesS,
Group, Bronchitis, IncipIent Con.
sumption, and Tor the Relief
I4 OF COnsJlmptiye Patients
A1A advanced StageS
OF the DiseaSes
This IL a remedy 90 universally known 70 surpAE
any other for the cure of throat and lung complaints
that 1t lie useless hero rblslf the evidences Of lie
virtues lts unriynlled excellence for coughs and
colds, and Its truly wonderful cures Of pulmonary
dEeasO. have nadeit known Throughout the civilized
nations OF the earth. ESW are tile communities or
even families. among them who have not some MIR
R9n experience nj Its eeOts-sOme living trophy IN
their midst Of It's victory over the subtle and dan
genius hiHoTdeTs Of the throat aud -lunEs. AS ali
know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders and
the! know, too the effects Of this remedy we need
notdo more than To them that Il has now ala
the yirtuea that Il did have when making the cuTcs
EhiS.i have won 50 strongly upon the e.,nBdeue Of
Prepared by DR.. j. C. AVER & CO..
Lowell, Mass.
G1sts. Hugll-1y-noTl5-3u'
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..,huhg tn9 9 LFtnout girls VIII not forget.
tE0ok away, DC.
cHoRUsT7Eo.. We are al, &c.
-,ia6 Grafton, NEXT, then We were bound,
And found the rebels bad left town.
.,;,,,,-- ,.r-t .,,-4- Look away, &c.
;, They, marched rs on without fear;
And we were met with many a cheer.
~ u Look away, &c.
CHoRUs-Oh, we are all, Sc.
We marched from town on a six mile
Irn heat. ..ss
And captured u wagon-ioad of wheat.
$500 - Look away, &c.
Our captain said our tents we'd pitch,
And go1Oqrdea on "beans and nitch."
& = Look away, &c.
CFaRys-OF We are all, &c.
sSbpls:rneh came in and made US dupes,
About some mounted rebel troops.
L-S'i "A if1S Look away, &c
They marched US some eight miles from
lsloBh,
Aud il fence corners we laid down.
-r,.---. Look away, &c.
CHohUs-e, We are all, &c.
The next two days the boys were risky.
But alter that they stopped our whisky,
.5,,,5, g Look away, &c.
Some OF the chaps they thought it hard
To take Q drink aud go uNder guard.
Look away, &c.
CuOHus-o, We are ali, &c.
1 90 Saturday night the word did fy,
II That We should march to PhiIlippi.
''sA i'U Look away, &c.
but Col. Kelly thought it best
For. u5pnotber night to rest.
Look away, &c.
GRoHrs-0, we are all, &c.
1.-THE boys washed up aud blacked their
HAbd' donned their Sundays cleauess
,:isJoH suits.
Look away, &c.
Bot Aorders came before very long.
That we should march three thousand
't'4i''' Look away, &c.
cHoRUs-o, We are ali, &c.
snWhere We should go nobody kuowed =
For we started on the Baltimore Road.
.f,sI r Look away, &c.
We left at Thornton our fitch and bread,
5'And the Colonel placed the Clay Guards
GOA ahead.
Look away, DC.
We had no grub, which was very tight,
o, For they kept US marching day and
- night
.hIi ss Look away, &c.
And as the rain came pouring down,
n Still through the mud We stumbled on.
Look away, &c.
CHoRUS-o, We are all, &c.
We marched along through mud and
mire,
But FOrdyce says his boys won't tire.
Look away, &c.
We marchedtweuty hours without bite,
But ali were anxious for a fight.
Look away, SC.
oHOaUs-o, We are all, SC.
Bout half mile out, the caunOus BOOM
Aud some Of u. then thought We we're
doomed.
But the Colonel said, i've will them lick,
The cannon's ours, boys. double. quickl"
Look away, &c.
cHoRUs-o, VIC are all, sc.
So OF we ran, and as We went,
To the rebel camp our balls wo sent
Look away, &c.
ITO horse to hOrse!" the bells cry,
And on their backs and of they Hy.
Look away, &c.
cHoRus-o, VIC Nre NIL, Sc.
must telly you now bow the thing was
done.
We had to shoot them as they run.
Look away, &c.
Our victory though was dearly bought,
For our much loved Colonel was badly
shO..
Look away, sc.
cHoRUs-o, we are all, Sc.
For this, my friends, wen make amends
Well follow them up and have revenge
Look away, SC.
On the Union question we are sound:
To Vanquish traitors we are bound.
Look away, &c.
CRoRua-0, We are all, &c.