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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03

sRuro, CRKEE, Huntingdon Co, Pa, Jan II, 1851.
H. C. s7ALnr,o.
SIN; ,, ma,
Won .vi ps-,c ,-nd me ,~o boxes q your cePhaic fiA
Send then INN .dl,-ly.
Respectfully yours ,,o - s,,,oyr
ilI. anI hnhIl IlAnu
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03

n J. WY Il K and T. NAILhOAD'-.
~ PASSENGER TRAINS leave via Payons Ferry and
ln,y nocS rtoni f,o' of c. smb-rs--t.
DIrNKIdk EXPRESS at n nj. 49, ~
NAIL s;a a m Thl. ITein enans night Of f.
fnirs. sud DrScesi. the neat M mi &.
WAY az 4O p NJ. for Middcsown, Newburgh, aud inter
mediate stst ~
hlDHT TNPREss daily at5;cop Tie train o. Saturday
stops at al Nail stations, aud run. only Eiuirs
'~F IHAS. MINOr. General oup't.
N.ruAyIrI. MAKsE. Receive.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03

CAUTTONt
A certain unpncped persons attempting % palm 81
the unsaspectiuc public limitations Of PREPARED GLUE
would sxamine before purchasing and
TTsPALIIINUs PRyPARED 0LUE,.A
- ~ eatsds Wugpse ~ stA!s ere swsttse osssN(A
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MnTor1eruua

@eor8 @brtftppb Ni6euba9 wro hermit eiiu9t gu
ieiIeni Spbn 2etmlt0 a19euba@ na9 Maibiu9tOn ., e.
in D.Str, 3p1beu 1917 uno Is. ctr gu tomntcn. (Sp25,1 In
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eOfalsgeenisfeiten aus gBafbinstOn.

N~leranber ScDtt, 3. Nueiter I'M 81
nan3 Department., ltarb plDbliA 9eItern Otor9en
nm 3 l1br i'm 6aule Scr. 564 II. Str. Gr bate
In Den lcbsea 9a9en lebr an Wlagenlhmer3en 9e=
litten unp Gblorpform unD Opium 9enomrnen,
I'm 9inoerun9 3u 9epinnen. Gin @laS NIT
Sptum wuroe nabe ket Der 2eiAe fat 9an3 leer
&c funpen. m
Salad Il bic SUtpaten. - Die
6ra9s, Vb s5 3uIailtg let, an Die Sclpaten nit
ibren Gattouen 9abad aus3utbeilen. miro ernlt9
LID in Betradt 9eSpgen perpe1. Sen. WtcGlels
Ian fol Dafar Ietn, neil es cas- g8pblbeftnpen Der
3ruppen erbGbeu niirpe
@prrt9irt. Die @erie bon 8rtefeu, Die
In Der Opinion Rationale erlhe men, fpnlnten
ntAt aus Der Sober pes 9rin3en Napolson, lon=
Der pes Sberlten Bojon, pelGer f9 in letnem
@efolse %bsftnpet.
Ote GeItgn1ttpn beS MaYUr gerret
TT an ben Staotratb 9elanet uno bat etne LANCE
DEBATE CUR 6Ol9e sebabt, in welder man lt9 t.
cod nlGt Utter Die Nnnabme per( elben etut9en
fonnte.
Der alntras Betrefs Der %ttntformirung Der
DOlt3ei purDe an9enDmmen iInp DAP Die Seanrs
TIN TAFT Der &appe Der 9lep- 2)ort Wetrppolttan@
Yoli3ei Den reeuldren Nrmeebut betommen.
Ntrs. 9 ulanne6 urple bon Montgu=
merY County, etue ebrrpirpt9s aIte Dame pom
81 Sabreu, fam seltern in Die Staet, UNI tbre
DENTON tn Smpfan9 gu nebmen. Ste leiitete
Den Gto Der 3reue, welAer ibr ab9enpmmen
wurbe, nit ether gBiirpe unp 6reuOtgtett, wsl9e
srOben GinDrud auf Die Nnpeienpen maGte.
Sort9e Rad braGen 9e9en 300 pferbe
aus ben Ne9teruns6italen unp es nabn cine
3temliAe 3ett meg, bis fe mieper etneefan9en
paren. H%
Nl6 9etern Nlpr9en Der Baltimore Bug lt6
nem Depot naberte, muroe cine Sub ilberfabren,
nobel Die @agen einen gepaltigen Stop ~erlitten.
Weiteres l1nslilf fam ntGt Dor.
MeDrere 8Irger YennIYloanten5 baz
ben INTERN %. D, 30. elm Nfmorial auf
9eebt, in pelden1 lie Sberit &tnlteiu cine @bren-
erf!drun9 9eben rnp Ieine a~u9eabltdlide Gntlal
lung aus Der oaft Oerlansen.
Ne9imenter fur 6efung Mpn=
roe. - Das 90. Snf1nterie- 9tegtment stna ees
tern auf DEM Dampfer 9%ouiltaua mad Jeltune
NlonrOe ab. DaS Tesiment mar bis iest an
Der Nprtbern Central @tienbabn lt~atipnirt.
&aum mar ssltern Der Danpferg putliana NIT
BEN 20. Ne9tment unterwe9a, ais Der Oampfer
Georgia BON perlelbm 2inie betjte, um Elm anpe<
res 8esiment nad Slo 9Uiut gu ~brinsen.
BteDer etne 8erb a ftung. = @e=
tern 9eaamittu9 erl6tenen mebrere ppli5ilten in
pemS anquter- Saule Der 50. Sobnlton & BROS,
8altnmOreltr., uno oerbafteten Serrn 5enrY
SObnltUn, einen Der GUmpa9uUns. @r purOe in
eiuen Wa9en 9elebt unO mad Sort Mc5enrY &C.,
bra4t. Seine gntlase 1T ntGt lpe5tf3trt, lit
aber wabrlheinltA unterltaBun9 Der 9tebelen.
@leiA mad leiner Serbaftun9 wurOsn Die Siider
unO 9aptere pss 9aules 9enau unterluGt, mas
etnen niAt unbepeutenOen @uflauf Dor Der 3bire
pes 0eihaftslcfals peruraGte.
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9eutihe 0riefe
weI6e in Ser en8lftsn QiEe ent9alten ftpO.

gudbols, Gina 8ietsr, Matia; Glel,rle,t,
@fiB 80, gilman, NtS u 6; 6letnbem, Mr5
Caroline; 9aul, Nitb %; Nttter, S2; S9r6=
Der, Mrs 5; Staa, Mrs Sc.
9erreuItte:
QrIanO, . Sc; Bed, s; 8eder, S; 8obnert
aR3 Daiser, "a; Su9er, 6; &eleltng, g
&abetna9d, $; &atier, S; Reta, s s.; Runs-
man, 8; &untel & 60 2en3, q; 9tnOner, ST.
eees, SIR; Men3ies, S; Mtttma9t, 50; Step,
6; 0anB, sc 8; %0tOinser, q; SAmtOt, 9iep,
! u; S6end, Or; Striu9er, s.; Storm, So
Stetneetnier, S uno 6; Steiner, s; @efbetmer,
Y NstlOodfr, .; Btieler, Q; @Ol, S.
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Nelt Nn5eigeu.
3ipet Nartner

Die 9uf baben liA nit einem Dritten gu otreiniz
gen, I'm elm 6abrtt- 0el9aft gu etatliren weldes
30 pGt. unp barber Wepinn brin9t, uno jeper
un9efabr 1000 Dollars i'm SslB bat, mGsen
ltd melpen, TN, pls Nabere gu belpreden. Die
NprelIe erfabrt man in Der @edsr Sfiee. (mps
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WI0

u tttbpteb. Us tpIreet 700 StlG GusaebDten
preiie felt. Sen $3.00@$4.25 p 100 ID
Our6l4uttt6rreiS SO 81 % loo ID. 8erfauft
rpuroen an biei8e MfeBser $50.
S6petne pertangt u. 5H bCDeren Qretiea SER
fault Don So. 00@ $500 % loo ID beaablt:
94aafe $2,25@3.o0 eel9Qren, fir CUTE peer
ben,
MlcDbDl, per @alpne 39-4l Cts. fit 95 sGt
Butter Bette @pben "a GtS. 10 tb, @labes 20
-22, 9tpabntter 2O-2s Gts.
GrI6tes 9fpinen 81 .9002,25, Walmni7e 6
Cts, GUrintDen 81 @ts., pEanmea I25A
IL Gents, @ttrpnen $l.55@2.0 per UeT,
Sran8en 81 90 per Dor.
Tebernt 40 ca As SIS % 10 menige i'm Marf!.
81 10 il r ) , pterpnt 81 @ts. U 10 Relfen To-
.4e 103 @tsa Vftin. Sn9per 81 6, Mustatnub
4o-5s, pferer lo3-lo3, @lustatbli'tbe a.
@YPs, y Some IN RIunpen Sass.
IS nanp perupiauilher 2240 "a 5000
Rnp6enmebt $40 per 2eaae.
g etretDe, Wei5ea rUtb. OrbtmGr 1oO@ll2
gut bls auS8e5eiGnet ll5@llz reiber gutter
lOO@ll5, ertra feiner l35Ol4O.
Safer, Sir9. u. MarpI. 29@3i, Venni. So,
4prn, weiBes 5e@52, eelbeS 45@47 GtS.
9tpgsen, Warglano 90, Yenni. 54@55 Ste
Pe NJ &tmOtb9 $l5@I7 per Epnne, RIee $lI
Ola in 8rl.
SssGnte, 9tD lple 7@s, setrpGuete lA3-l5.
9ppen neuer % ID OO@S5 GtS.
3affee e. Ntp gut 14z @ lag prtaae l43@l6,
5apa 10, Gaquagra I5@lo3.
0eber, fpan. Spblen "a Ca ~, Qauo Gelhl.
"a a. 20, Stapt 24@3o, Sber 3. 50@4. so,
Sab 1000 % dug.
90 la Mtaseppape 1923, NepsSrleans
nener 36@38 Gts.
DC {, SUwarptreet. iuper $5.o0@5.l2
= ertra to faney q. 25@6.5o
y n famtlN 9 90
u 9btc & RentnfY luper 500 @5.12
. ertra 5.25@5.5o
famtls 900
y Git9 Drills GUT BIS fem 800
ertra 6.00@6.25
N WelIf famils 800
Geuanbrab SAINT l9 7.50
&elerppir ertra 100
R 8 8 { nm ebL S.oo@S.75
6 prmmebL S+OO@2.so
Wrpptftpneny trertg NabYra9e. Sbultern
5000, fir SeitentaGe 7@74, fir S1tnfem
9@ll3. SaI3Rsil4s @retie psri6tebeb fir
Qarp84@9.
lGeis, S4@77 Gts.
lWttsten @itp y San. lsQ1s3 cents, SbiO
ls, aber ireMis 8ert6uft.
I3wder, NewsSrleans 100000, @rurerie or.
'6inatr Bis gut 7.0o@s.75.
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M Nuartiermei fter'8e&offce.
SIR WoTonef Is. 81. WefKcrbri6oe-

Gle erboltsn biermtt. inter Der gutorttat bes Rrieesmiutftrs
Benz Ilnterseitneteu fir bi fen IaG i~ibertrasen, Die @rIaubuis,
Manniaaften aut b%reiidbugen Dtsnit in bic armee Der Der.
RE enauperbsu, bic einsrn Snfantsrie -Nesin,eute, wsldbss au eIei.
dem Gsnf sewOrben wtro. su9sitelt weroen fOuen "
N0. s. BurneIL. 1,
Strait her nx erthetlten Hetn8MB babe ib in 7sT g8et. Ball
tiacrefrabe, @de bon OebenHr. nnksr 2ieut. g. q. Sapl0r
us III Der DanffT., uabe Bronbpos, AntE &eattunut Sames 8.
gigtp. @stHNrsussegurssss srAHast
9usess o. u. NetberPriPge,
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snafbtnatpner ansetaen

IL @abicribenten irDie aud, Mnseisen fir ESaS5
instUn II. GeorsetDfUn rercen BET Srn. g. s. Gtebs
felbt, Ssp. 4QO Gsgtr, unterbalb 8. Ctr. entsesen
senOm
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0entfd1e Nnmnnnnie

MI Sunee 9tute, mehe 2uft baben Sambpur behu Bubble
~ 'roro Nteetn1ent C@ol. Bouts Sdleb) at 10 rben. HSaen fb
II BstBbierbrauerei.
Ia epic, In $. TuIbe, Sombour. Tpdipr.
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Merbants Nnnf.

III Baltimore. ben %. sept. 1861.
@orbemerfte S1nt miro ami ndAien Spnneritaae, Dem 8aoe Der
0emu9t9uuS bs 6aitsns II 3 cs @ebetes. ~9ei6lphen fem.
@tan crp1rteI, baB 8ias uno Ncten, an lenem &age fali1, am
ben 25 0. WtS., bejabt perbeu.
DlDtt SIN Auttrage: .. Sprt99t @aifrer.
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BUR Muti;unbme.

Sur NOtisn0bute.
Office BIS Staht.G Solicitors.
Baltimore, Is. Sept. 1861.
Die SteaerjabIer fns a6tunssprn baran srinnCrt, bas inter
ben 8sftmnlareen Der Grocnuan3en bes 8Ir9ermethers upb
: taerratbes bon Baltimore, 70 mn uidt Dor benz srien n16Ittn
Sttcber Die plt9en seren fir Yerionol. @iSeutbunt besablt tub,
bic unberitb;i9ten Retnun8en III fte 9anhe ber 8aildfs eesebe1
wdrben. User I'D baber wetere llnfplten erlparen nil, ipQte ieine
BIN wdtrenb bes iesi9en Itcnots in's &sine %brtnsen. Ger Ser
JUDI muree ssr1att. te6sm e tenersabIer Die 0tetnnng ins Saus gu
anpeIer llrfo9ea iebl. cue perlonea. benen teine Garbius sufa
msa, Fno Sebbatb b5ftdit eriu3t, betufs ibrer E,dnung,n in
beer Office rrrSuipre6tu.
teue Wsi6e ibe kcpnunseu fir @rSffnnns Der Sames. auep
nod nttt beSabit baben, mSSen glCt3 nsbmen, bB iOlte5 @isen.
ibum ant y Q %. gum Sertaufe aus9eitrieten wir6, psnn fe
niGt az Ober er isnem Gage 3abung Ietfen.
Spl9, 6mliaE Spbn s. @raoes, Gagetcr.
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Sauf Of Gpmtnterce.

#1Hr Baltimore, ben %. Sept. 1861.
0prbenerite 8ant wir6 am nadit n Opnnernage. benz Gage Der
GemItbtapp9 ees 64iteus uo bs 9eb ties, GEL Iollsn ien
MAN errpIrst, eab Bins uno Roten, en- icnem Gage i6ais, am
Nttttpo4 ben rs, 3. BITS beSa 1t Ipcroen.
WitOp I'M Iuitra9e: @ep. 6. MILLER, @aHirer.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-07-25
gnetrp.
- Wrtten Tor the Belmont Chronicle.
asane the Star spenglcd banner"

aOne Of the Ohio boys, John r. Bnincs ot the Cleve-
land Herald he lay dyihg family said TO comrade
Sing tbs Star Spangl Banner but he iell asleep ~
the eternal shadows before his request could be comped
with. v
A soldier lay dying on a dread field OF war,
In the land of his foes, from his sweet home siar'
He was passing away in his manhoods bright years,
His pale brow hnpearied not by womans son ienrs.
The voices Of loved ones fell not Oh his ear,
His last, lonely moments with sweet tones 10 cheer
And moonifully wandered that sad sale-his last
AZ swept DER his spirit bright dreams Of the past,
Butpatriotfrc Il, his eye, dim with death
And the nune Of HE standard last his brcaih;-
Sing the star Spangl.d Banner" will faint voice he said
A. dying he lay on his chill CORY Ued.
His cold hand In that OF his comrade was pressed,
And his sinking form leaned that still aitid hrenst;-
Sing the stsr sransIed Dannsrbu, in regions divine
His freed spirit heard not the mdsic OF Time.
All honor to those for their country whove died,
but wo to the traitors who have them deied!
All honor to heroes true ill their lasI breath,
But wo 10 the arns that have laid them in dcnh
Bright Flag OF our Country! forevrrmore wave
Der eur sweet sheltered homes, and over our sraves!
May that brcsd starry ensIgn upheld by Gods hand,
Like the wing OF All angel Ger wave DER our land!
ntgft-.r. H. MAuiA SrEyTr
Csssr.rr LnvEr- Belmont Co.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-07-25

spring-time ofo Republic has passed away,
and selishness and ambition have come up
on us with their premature frosts in our
"Winter of discomfort
Shall we then surrender to turbulence and
faction, and rebellion, and give up the Union
with all its elements of good, all its holy
memories, all its hallowe1 associations, all
its blood-bought history?
"No let the eagle change his plume,
The leaf its hue, tho flower its bloom"
But do not give up the Union. Preserve
it to flourish in immortal youth, until 1t
is dissolved amid the wreck of matter and
the crash of worlds" Let the patriot and
statesman stand by it to the last. whether
assailed by foreign or domestic foes, and it
he perishcs in the conflict, let him fall like
Renzi, the last Of the Tribunes, upon tho
same stand where he has preached liberty
and equality to his countrymen.
Preserve it in the name Of the Fathers Of
the Revo!ution-preserve it for its great ele.
monts of good-preserve it in the sacred
name OF fli0erty--preserve it for the faithful
and devoted lovers of the Constitution in the
rcbellious States-those who are prosecuted
for its support, and are dying for its defense
Rebellion can lay down its arms to Govern
cannot surrender to re-
bellion.
Give up the Union! this fair and fertile
plain to batten on that moor. Divide the
Atlantic, so that its tides shall beat in sec
tions, that soms spurious Neptune may rule
an ocean of his own! Let the moon, like
Bottom in the play, show but half its face
Separate the constellation of the Pleiades,
and sunder the bands of Orion but pre-
serve the Union
Give up the Union, with its glorious flag,
its stars and stripes, full of proud, and
pleasing, and honorable recollections, for the
spurious invention with no antecedents but
the history of violatad Constitution and Of
lawless ambition? No let US stand by the
emblem Of our fathers,
"Fas OF the free hearts, hope, and home,
By augelhanls 10 ynor given,
Thy stars have lit the welkin dome,
And u!ltiy hucs were born in lIeaven.'
Ask the Christian to exchange the cross,
| with the cherished memories of q Savior
love, for the crescent of the inpostor, or tC
address his prayers to the Juggcrnaut or osl
| instead OF the living and true God, but sus.
tain the emblem your fathers loved and cher.
| ished.
Give up the Union? NEVER The
| Union shall endure, and its praises shall be
heard when its friends and its foes those
who support aud those who assail, those
who bear their bosoms in its defense, and
those who aim their daggcrs at its heart,
shall all sleep in the dust together. Its name
shall bc heard with veneratiOn amid the roar
of Pacific waves, away upon the rivers oi
the North and East, where liberty is divided
from monarchy, and be waited in gentle
breezes upon the Rio Grande 1t shall rus.
tie il the harvest, aud wave in the standing
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-07-25

There is a sound Of thunder afar,
Storm ia the South that dnrkens the day.
Stsrm Of battle and thunder OF war,
We'll, II It do not roll our way.
Form! form Rlicmen form.
Ready, be rendy to meet the storm!
. Riiielnen, riilumeil, rihenlen form
Be no, deaf to the sound that warns
BE not guild By dcspors plea!
Are fgs Of thisiles or grapes ol thorns'
How should despot set men free
Form form! Rihcmen form.
Ready. be ready tonoet the storm!
Rhensn, rhemcn, rhemen form
Let your Reforms for n moment go,
Look 10 your butts and take good aims,
Beuer q rotten borough or so,
Than rotten fleet or city IN ilames!
Form! form Riteinen form!
Ready. be ready to meet the storm
-ftifiemcn, riiemen, ritemen form.
Form be ready to do or die
Form. IN Freedoms name and tue C(usen's!
True, that we have faithful ally,
But only the Devil knows what he means
Form! form. Riiemen form
Ready, be ready TO meet the storm!
RAemen rlacInen, rilemtn form.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-07-25
WHEELER l. WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES
The Great Economizers of Time and
B.oeos,o,.s ~ Jaobb

The Great Economizers of Time and
heseUers Of Health,
AVE won the b, CHEST premiums at the Fair
LII of the United States Agricultural Society /;
at the State Fairs OF Maine, Vermont, Connect
cut, New York, Now Jersey. Pennsylvania, Vir.
uinia, Mississippi, Missouri, Ohio, lnniana, Ills,
Kentucky. Michigan, Wisconsin, Cali iotnio; and
at the Fairs Of the American Institute, New
Yo-k, Mechanics Associations. Boston; franklin
Institute, Philadelphia, Metropolitan Mechanics
Institute, Wushingion Mechanics Institute.
Baltimore. Mechanics Association. Cincinnati,
Kentucky Institute, Louisville, Mechan zeal As.
suciatiOn, st. Louis, Mechanics Institute San
francisco; nd u, hundp ds OF county Fairs.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-07-25
FALL AND WINTER TRADE FOR go.
TRgMg@DgDGg STOCK OF GOODS.
reatpreparation for large Trade
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE.
No. 174, MAIN ST. WHEELING, Va
STONE Sc THOMAS


n - ~
Carpeng and Oil -Mnry Goods in great Variey-No-
tons and Varieties generally.
II ofC
we buy goods with each directly from
Wei facilities o
hg. - - N s ~ ~
without parcuarng
Dress Silks of every stye and price, shall sell cheaper
Millinery Silks and Velvets, and Ribbons
French Merinoes, of every shade.
French Printed Goods
Plain and Printed Worsted Fabrics for Daper
Goods for Friends wear
shawls of every grade aud STYLE
Cloaks and Coaking.
We
AI goods sold
Parcels
Nov5, &
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-07-25
MRS. J. P. JUDKINS.
FLUSHING. Ohio, April II, 1851,

FLUSHING, Ohio, April II, 1851.
This is TO certify ihnl liinve had in use one Ol
Wheeler e. w Wilson's Sewing Machines Tor The last
q months. und finl thai il luly comes up to the
vurious recommendations of It's pr,prietOrs, and
well adapted 10 tilst~ants Ut family. In iact, |
would not do without il Ior three times i cost,
II could not pufchnso uno,he one OF the sa me
kind MRS JOSH. r. BRAN DEN BERG.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-07-25
FLUSHING. Ohio. April II. Z

Th lis is TO certify at have had In use about
two years une OF Wheeler e. Wilson's Sewing
Machines, and have used it IN all inds of sc wing
needed in family with entire sn,isInc,io aud {
has never been out oi order, Or cost one cent tol
anything excep, oil aud needles.
MRS. ISAAC HOLLOWAY.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-07-25
TESTIMONIALS:
METHODIST BOOK CONCERN,

WEfHODIsf BOOK CONcEKN, I
200, Mulberry Street, Now York.
Being in constant receipt Of inqui les from our
brethren respecting Sewing Machines, with re.
quests to. rec ommend ana purchase them. We
nave, in conjunction with some lady friends,
carefully and thoroughly examined the various
M uchines ot pr ractcnl value for family Sc wing,
aud find those made by the WHEELER AND
WILSON nulncturing Company 10 fully com.
bine the esseniIalsu ut good instrument and such
as we can confidently recommend.
Having seen 50 favorable results from heir use,
IN our own ond The Households OF our irieads. we
are desirous that their benefits should be shared
by III our bret hren, and hence have interested
ourselves in their behalf.
With best wishes your brethren.
ABEL STEVENS, THOMAS CARLTON,
JAMES FLoy, J. PORTER
DANIEL WISE, J. DtNAmiN EpwARps,
DAVID TtRRY. VIM A. Cox.
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FLusnlye. Ohio. Apriln, 1851.

This is to ceriiJy that hnve had in use nno o {
Wheeler a. WilsGI's Sewing Machines Tor about
st ven months, md have dann ali k md. oi ing
from the heuvies, cassiinei.s To the finest cam
hics. have had no trouble with IT, aud would
not part with il under any circumstances. 1t has
cosl me nothing except Tor needles mud il / can
recommend il to oil who want 70 buy mnchine US
being the best Tor iam.iy use.
MRS. ]. P. JUDKINS
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Copper, Tin 4 Sheet-irOn Ware
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

A ND J0BBING Of all kinds In the above don.
IA with nealness ard promptness and at rea
enable rates, by rHOS. G. CULBERTSON
Main Street, pripyepsrt, Ohio. hfS
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-07-25

For economy OF over, ease OF management :.
variety OF adoption, and speed OF execu iion. the
WHEELER e. WILSON MACHINE, no doubt, surpuss.
es oil others Tor lamily use.
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ELIZA 4 F. LANrZ.
JOHN LANTZ.

| do hereby certify that ! am personally &C.
quaintrd with Mr. and Mrs. Laniz. and know
,hem 10 be persons OF siric, truth md yrracity.
Il r. CRAN FORD,
Pastor OF Nottingham Pres Churcn.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-07-25
A New York Democrats Plea
for the Union.

Eloquent and Patriotic Address ol
Hon. D. s. Dickinson.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-07-25

We have personally examined the various M.
hines before the public, with an anxious desire
To place before our readers reliable inform rmation.
As the result Of such exaninatiO ion, we unhesita.
lingy recommend WaEsLER & Wilson's sew
ISa MAcBINE as the NJ chine Tor family use.
G. KINGSLEY,
Editor of Western Chris stian Adoocate
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-07-25
Editor Of Ladies' Repository.

This is to certify that have used one Of Wheel.
er & Wilson's Sewing Machines for .i.h. months
past, and have found It fully to answer the rec.
onmendation, having used it Tor ali kinds of fam
lily sewing, from the finest TO the coarsest fabrics.
10 my entire sati faction.
MARY A. MITCHELL,
Wife oi Isaac Mitchell.
FLUSHING, ONO, 4th no., l7tb, 1861
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MooREFlELp, Ohio. AprilI5. Is

MooREFiELD Ohio. April is. 1861.
This Is to certify that ! have had IN use one oi
Wheeler g. Wilson's Sewing Machines Tor the
past eight months. and as Tor the kind had cor.
re.pondcnce from diff rent parts OF the country
before purchased, ,and find the machine to be
lully as good ns 1t was Recommended to be Tor
speed, durability md management. from the finest
cambrics up to the heaviest goods; iD tact, would
not do W iIluu,it TOR double It's cost il cou not
gel nnuihur oil the saIIln kind.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-07-25

On the 10th inst. Hon. d. S. Dickinson Of
New York delivered the annual address be
fore the Literary Societies Of Amherst Col
lege. He chose for his theme the present
condition Of our national affairs, and most
eloquently defended the policy Of the Gov
srnment. We make few extract:
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-03-27
Dissribusioa Of seed.

-
- QrWafds Of million papers Of vsge-
steble seed have been put up at the Agri'
scnitarsl sDisisien of the Patent Office
withtssth the past sixty days. and sent to
nsmt5er1 OF Congress for distribution,
The seeds were selected in Earope by
Hem T. g. CIsmson. with great care, aad
-sonpfise many varieties heretofore an
. ksoNn or this continent. Each collection
cpmprises one hundred and 6fty-four diff.
.fsFsps, varieties Of vegetable seeds, and
heaelF the same number OF varieties Of
Hover Seeds1-the number of papers Of
aSatf vifiety varying from one to forty as
theQeealipr soil or climate fer which they
.aased edsstised may make them moro or less
desirable. The gentlemen who 'secedsd'
Rom thesIast Gongtess have been supplied
With their qqotas Of seeds. and in no in
IApes hae say objeclion. besn. made to
: ShNs ssesipts of these valuable contribu-
tioss TO the comfort aud TO the adorn.
nent Of eyeff rural hens. The floral
ard hoftieultnral Inks in The chain OF the
HI nain snhsrmsd,