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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-05
Arrest of Secessionists-.T the
Ill Oath

From the Wheeling Intcli yelcer, May 9istl
Yesterday Major Swcaringen, Comman-
der of the Post, and Capt. Over, of the
prison guard, under direction of the Provost
Marshal, Major Darr, proceeded, each with
a squad OF men, to arrest some dozen or
more of the prominent secessionists Of this
city. They were all asked to take an oath
to support the Constitution of the United
States and the restored Government of Vir-
ginia. Those who refused were taken in
custody, and those who took the oaths were
permitted to depart. Judge Thompson was
arrested and refused to take an oath to sup
port Government which, he said, existed
in violation Of the Constitutions He was
granted parole to go home and advise his
family, but is to report this morning, and
will, We presume, either take the re-
quired oaths or go to Jail. DR.. Alfred
Hughes also refused to take the oaths, but
for the present, owing to illness in his family,
will be parollod upon certain conditions. -
William GOshorn refused, and was commit
ted to the Atheneum. M. Il. Hullihen re-
fused, and was also committed, but at a
subsequent period, upon signifying his will
lingness to assume the required obligation,
was released. Samuel Mitchell, Aaron
Kelly, A. j. Panncll, John Hunter and 9th
We learn that it is the intention of the
Provost Marshal, Major Darr, to call upon
all who voted for the Ordinance of Scces.
sion, and all who have manifested in u pub.
lie manner their secession sympathes, and
those who refuse TO take the oaths aforesaid
will be committed TO the A.hcneum.
We are informed that this action was de-
cided upon in view of tho fact that some o
the Secessionists have manifested sipns O
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-05

Mr.. JAMES RYAN, of Company Il, Goth
Regiment N. Y. S. NJ, who was taken pris.
oner at Bull Run and confined in Richmond
until fourteen days ago, reports that he was
in almost daily communication with Col
Corcoran. "They conversed through hole
in the floor" The Colonel is in wretched
spirits, and his health is failing him. The
leading rebels, he fears, are determined
never to let him out, and he attributes "a
large share of their hostility to the influence
which tho 'aristocrats have with the au-
thorities. The Colouel wears blue frock
coat, light blue pants, and gets washing
done by "Johny Owens" his faithful boy,
who refused a parol that he might stay with
"the Colonel" I" 1t is to be hoped that the
Colonel will speedily be released, AT all
events, the Government has done all in its
power to produce such result
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-05
Con. Fremont and Gen. Banks.
A letter from Washington SAYS:

The attempt Of certain parties here to
make Gen. Fremont responsible for the re-
treat in the Shenandoah Valley is contemp-
tible. The Government is fully satisfied
with the conduct of Fremont He was at.
tackled on the same day that Front Roya
was given up at I.ewsburg, and he could
not be everywhere at once. The attacks
made here upon Fremont in connection witt
the late disasters are generally undcrstooC
to be made by men who desire to divert tn,
attention from other generals.
Gen. Banks is in favor with the Govern
ment to- day. His retreat is regarded as
mastery success, under all the circumstan
ces. MIR. Stanton's order, which was rea,
to the few troops under General Banks, a
Williamsport, and which elected 50 mucl
applause, was full Of praise for their con
dhct Oh the retreat.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-05

ON the S0th Of May, 1861, il is said that
JEFF. Davis sent to Gen. Scott an car Of corn
as typical Of tho straits to which the Union
forces would be speedily reduced, il they
persisted in tho invasion OF the sacred soil
Of Virginia, which was commenced on the
oath OF May, by the occupation of Alexan-
dria, and sealed by the blood Of Ellsworth,
on tho part Of the North, and that Of the
assassin Jackson, for tho South. One year
has elapsed. Who wants tho corn now?
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-05
Goop-BuLLY! The Toledo Commer

GooD-BuLLy! i The Toledo CONNER
cial gives the following good retort:
THE other day, as a number Of rebel
prisoners were being shipped at Sandusky
for the traitors home on Johnson's Island,
a little German made himself quite promi
nent with his noisy remarks about the Sc
cesh. One Of them, brawny six-iooter
turned savagely upon him and said, eve
cat Dutchmen down South" "Fy den you
no eat Sigel?" was the instant retort. Sc
cesh had no reply to give, but passed sud
ly on. B 81
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-05

AN Indiana regiment was tho FIRST to ar
rive at Washington in response to the Presi-
dents proclamation Governor Morton al
ways happens to be ready for every emer-
goncy. His name will occupy bright and
honorable place in the history of the rebel
lion, as II does now in the hearts Of the no.
blo and patriotic people Of Indiana.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-05

WE learn by the Uniontown Standard
that SIX persons have been arrested in Fay
cite Co., for treason. They acknowledge
an organization Of 400 guerrillas, and ac.
knowledge the receipt Of money from Greene
County. Is il possible our troops will be
required al. home to protect our firesides ?
-[Waynesburg (Pa. Rep. ...tt5
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-05

WOMEN require moro sleep than men,
and farmers less than those engaged in any
other occupation. Editors, reporters, print.
ers and telegraph operators need no sleep al
all Lawyers can sleep as much as they
choose, so as to keep them out Of mischief
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-05

THE young lady who recovered heavy
damages from rich gentleman, who had
hugged her somewhat rudely, should take
good care other ,ppaey, for she mado itby a
tight squeeze. T"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-05

MEacENARY authors are meaner than any
Of the feathered tribe the latter never sci
their quills.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-05

TIE ladies are often accused OF hypocrisy,
but there never was time when they prac-
ticed as little concealment rs thoy do now.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-05
FLusuiSs, Ohio, April II. 1861.

FLUSHING Ohio, April II. 1861
This is to certify that have had in use OF Wheeler
4 Wilson'S Sewing Machines for about seven months
and have done all kinds OF sewing from the heaviest
Gu ussnleres the finest cambrics have trouble with
it, and would not puri with il under any circumstances,
II has os, nothing except for needles, and can re-
commend It TO all who want TO buy maehine us being
the best for family USE MRS. J. p. JUDKlNS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-05

BETTER soft heart and an IRON hand
than an iron heart aud soft hand,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-05

Prior to Eias Howe Jr invention. patented In i6 all
attempts to adopt machinery has proved ahoriive, Ills
IL the basis OF all successful muchinesher differences,
however, marked and important. The committee oi
the American Institute classified them accordiIg to The
stitch made and the purposes which the machine is 10
be applied IN four classes, lst ID I'd and ih cassih
cation indicating the general onier of merit and inpor-
tance
Glass LIST includes the Lock Stitch Machine for family
use and for manufacturers in the range o purpose
and material The committee has assigned this class the
highest rank, account of the elasticity, pennanence,
beauty and general desrableness OF the stitching when
donc.h and the wide range OF s application. AT the
head of this class they place the Wheeler Wi son Ma
chine, nnd award il the highest premium This has been
the uniform award for this machine throughout the coun-
try for several years and think disnteresed per
son will dispute its justice and propreiy
NJr,WHRELER AND WiLsoN's SEWING MAcuiSK took
the first premium nj the late llemont County Fair
H. q. MARTIN is agent for The sale OF the above
med machine in the counties Of HARRISON Jefferson Car
roll, Tuscarawas, Guernsey, Belmont and Monroe.
UTWARRANTED THREE YEARS, and sold by
II. g. MARTIN, FLUSHING, Belmont County, Ohio
IT"SEND FeR A CIRcNLAR,-m maya
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-05

FLUSHING, Ohio, April II, 1851
This is to certify that have had in use OF Wheeler
Wilson'S Sewing Machines for the last six mouths aud
find that il fully up 10 the various recommendations
ol its proprelors and well adapted TO the wants OF
ainy. In fact would not do without il for three times
It's cost ii could purchase another OF the kind
MRS. JOSH. +. BRANDENBERG
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-05

FLUSHING, Ohio. April II, 'Ul.
This is to certify that have had in about two years
one OF Wheeler K Wilson's Sewing Machines, and have
used il in nil kinds OF sewing needed in family with c'
tire saiisiaco and il has been out OF order, or
cost one cent for anything except oil aud needles:
MRS. ISAAC HOLLOWAY.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-05

This Is to certify that have used one Of Wheeler q
Wilson's Sewing Machines for eight months past, aud
have found fully the recomnie enduon having
used it Tor all kinds OF family sewing. from the finest to
the coarsest facrics, 10 my entire satisfaction
MARY A. MITCHELL,
Wife OF Isaac Mitchell.
FLUSHING, Ohio, 4h month l7h, le6i
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NTooREFIELp, Ohio, April is, 1856

MooREFiEIp, Ohio, April Is, 1861.
This is to certify that have had in OF Wheeler
4 Wilson'S Sewing Machines for the past eight months,
aud, for the kind, had correspondence from dicrci,
parts OF the country before purchased, and find the
machine be fully good as it recommended to
be for speed durability aud management from the finest
cninbcs up TO the heav lest goods in fact would not
do without ior double is cost ii could not get another
Of the kind.
ELIZA F. IANTZ,
JOHN LANTZ.
with Mr. and Mrs LantA and know them 10 be persons
OF strict truth and verac,y.
T. r. CRAWFORD,
Pastor Nottingham Presbyterian Church.
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TESTIMONIALS:

if tH METHODIST Book CONCERN,
200, Mulberry Street New York. )
Being IN constant receipt Of inquiries from bretl-
ting Sewing Machines with requests to recon-
mend and purchase them. we have in conjunction with
the various machines OF practical value or iany sew
ing aud 6ud those made by the WHEELER WILL
son Manufacturing Company TO fully combine the es-
senias OF good instrument and such as we can eonfi-
IDENTIFY recommend.
Having seen 40 favorable results from their use, in
own and lhe households OF friends, desrots
that their benefits should he shared by all brethren
and hence have Interested ourselves in their behalf
With best wishes, your breihrem
ABEL. STEVENS, THOMAS CARLTON,
JAMES FI,OY, ]. PORTER,
DANIEL. WISE, j. BENJAMIN EDWARDS
DAVID TERRY, WM A. cox.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-05

For economy of power, Of management, variety
OF adaptation and speed OF execution the WHEELER
4 WILSON MACHINE, no doubt, surpasses oil others
for family USE ID. w. CLARK,
Editors Ladies' Repository.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-05

We have personally examined the various Machines
before the public with an anxious desire place before
our readers reliable information As the result of such
ex xaiination unhesilatngl ly recommend WHEELER
X WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE the Mschue
for family use. .., c. KINGSLEY.
(l,r.st finn A
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland. PitLsocrg 4nd Wnsei-
ing Rail Road.

"a 55Szs
.fNS AZ AEis4. BiJABAi. Nay 5.a. NIX. Eas-
" 4engeE Trains VII isATs Bri-SePS.Tt n fIso~=.
(San4sys sxoePted-)
10 s. A. NJ Hail Train s.oppfag a. an Stations ar
Eivos Al laftss1Tgh A. S2s p. NJ aEd
CssSsla1d ~ 5sS1 z. u.
462 2. N EXPsr== fsAiE. sfCppinE st al sTatfoa-,
arrives A. F1ltEt1Essh aE SO p y.
io-ls ?. " ExPIess t-aia- arrives AZ Ri;sSuTgh AZ
~ a u A;ri CieyelAD3 a 9sl5 A. ~
RETURNING TRAINS.
LDeAss CieSeiALla u ~ 4. u. sua sis T. n, ar
i've Al BTiigspszT ~ - p Il, aad +-S5 A. n
Leave litGsourgh - Los a j. co a NJ snd
t25e r 81, ~ Bridgeport e 40 4. n, lpSS
A. II. and s:5s P. 81
Connections are made - FOlloVTsI
Al Pittsburgh 9Th Pe:lasylEaala 3. 4 for Harris
tue, aaiitna95e- Washington, Hhiia-
Ss!pLi4, NsE K0sk sai Bos10r-
CteFetssd ~ith J:eFelsn1 T0Isd p. X. f5r Saa-
5uzky, GoIsio, Detroit, Chicago a5d
al fgisis q tiis SgsTa WEsT. VIII,
O=trSlt slearners for Ds.ruit, jackson.
Chicsss1 All The S5ETH NSESI. VITA
Cleveland A E-Ei= Il l. fc- = ie Buu
kirk. auElsio and Niagara fAIls- Nshh
EigEsEanI- C5lgase1s I Cinciu5.s.4 ~
ciBefaIs4;L
81 Hrdsoa Win re O z. c. Z. 2 for Cayshosa
Pats, Akroa- ALllersbGrEh AID wous
Ter.
AZ Alliance rifh p p u. o. Y. R for C.u.sa.
M4ssilloo, 5sosat=r, SSien, EnOu, Co
AZ stsabsnStls viii 2. = @. Lt5s Eaa AZ BE1IAIE
viii c. .. y B.fs- tor ZsnezTiIia, Seys
ARK. Columbus, 3eaia, Dayton, Insli-
Rnapoiis, Csiro. Ciaein1aii i4o1isriils
81 l~gsis, - 5o=eYk AID Al Esoit I,
WtEt AID South y "a.
Rxcurst1s Tiekels u FiftsbargA and return 1878
Fare always AsIoE. and ttlae much quicker that
sny o:her ruGfs.
Tsrough nekets to all pojnts IA the West. Serii
md iAaE lie procured - the once uis!e., III
AeLuEe House, Wheeiag, Va or with Erei.iii
Agrat ~ BridsepcrT STATION.
Freight contracts viii De made at lowest rates T.
my firt accessible b. this rcd and il connections
o She EAsF- Scrth, Nest sGt North-ResT, =. mo
ucder Af'Luro HOy-ss- orEit5 ST. Agent ~ Bridxs
lOst Statt5u- Ha. D.TERET. \ Eent,
Wheeling. Va
D. B. WILLIAMS. seat,
J.N. MCCULLOUGH, Prssldeot.
p MYERS, Gent TICKET AE't. fes5
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gallg guieIIlgenter.


To
You ask me if ny heart can love
Another one than you;
a candid answer will give
So now beliese do.
lie IS soldie. gone to war,
Toe rebel for TO 6ght,
Ard with strong and gallant arm
He meets them IN his might.
You love pic mics aud shady groves,
And promeuades at night,
You do not hear your couutryis call
The timid dare DOT fight
If soldiers camps we're draEing-rooms,
Where fair oues meet 10 play,
A boat OF gallant men like ron
Would hasten to the fray.
When last we parted, be sud l,
Beneath the locust bough,
he held my trembling hand IN bis
aud kissed my burning brow
Few words we're spoken, for our soulG
We're rEpt IA neaE and lore
he only said che true TO me.
And will constant prove
And when the deadly strife Is passed,
Aud peace shall be restored,
BE will return 10 me again,
And call me his sdored
Thea ask no pledge OF tenderness
That cannot imDart,
care not tor the 1Orid beside
II be briugs back has heart
isLAsO. Angust II. BELL.
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College,!
2 Cor. Baltimore and CharIes-Sts.,
BALTIMORH, Md.

II " y a D
Cor. Baltimore and CharIes-Sts.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
EFIH1S INSTITUTION Is now IN THE MOST
i prosperous aud aourishing condition. Tw5ea du
rns the lAst has BEEN necessary 70 obTaiI
larger aparfnenrs for the aeeororoistfJiS ~ tb IN
sreasing number q students, rePrescuting nearly
every state in the Union
Ii now occupies cue Of the mosf conspicuous and
da-rably heated buildings In the city. The rooal
IRE eoranodiouzly srrsuGei, spaesoGs AID elegant!
ne ndvsntages and facilities here offered to youp.
mea desrinS 70 qalify themselves properly f5r thu
various duties the Counting Room or 20 obtsin :
IhOr3egA Practical Blsi1tsrI tueatL5a generally ar
G1sgFpasssd In any particular by any similar estAb
z K. LOsIER.
PTineipAl-Leeturer on the seienes Of Accounts Con,
merce, Eusi5ess Customs, etc.
J. Il. PHILLIPS,
PTufEor Of the Theory and Practice Of Boo. eepfns
aad Commercial Calculations.
II. II. DAVIES.
AsSociste Professor OF Book-ReepfnE.
NC. JOHNSON,
Profass0r of Business and Ornamental PcnnAaship
Y. WILLIAMS. Rs2,
Lecturer o. Mercausile Law
RHv. & TEATES REESE. 0. n.
Lecturer on Commercial EthIos-
TRUSTEES:
Hon yno ? Kennedy. Hon. Joshua Tsnsant,
Hon. Ihos Swami, VIM. 81. heighleF, Esq,
Jacob Trust, Esq- Rm Knahe Fso =
The College is provided with Commercial LIbrary
Of Standard Works expressly for the Of the Stu
Bash studant has dslk to himself and Is s,pa
rately Instructed. :
can sntsE At any time
imenaually required toeoupiets Ii fnIleourse
from to l. NeAks.
DIFIolEA s. awarded to ali Graduates.
large and Beautifully Ornamented Circular, con
tsiuinE upTarts OF SIX saUARE KxE7 representip the
Exterior snd Interior View Of the COLLEGE TsFioyS
Characteristic designs. peuInanship &c sf y mi,
fGs OF charge, Accom- panied with fii
partisuiArs' Address L q. LOsIKR
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
81 = = -
COUGHS, COLDS, HoARSESEsS,T ~
FLCENZA, BRONCIIIEI
wHOOPISG COUGH,
GROUP, ASTHIA,
LECIPIEST CON
SUMPTION,

aud l- the relief OF eOnsumptTe patients tn aarurso
ed staSeS Of the dsie1ss-
We need 20; spe4k 70 the public Ct It's virtaeA
Throughout every tOEu, and almost every iHDtIe:
the American States its wonderful cures Of Pulmoa
airy complaints have made IL already knJEIl. Nay.
few arc ihe families Ia any civilized country this
cuutiueut without some peTSOuai ezperience ofitz
elects, ani feEeE get ths communities any where
y HIGH have amsa them living trppiIy 81
tts victory over tue subtle aud dangerous disesssf
the threat and lungs WHILST Il the INST pEerfai
aulidote yef known man for the formidable and
dangerous diseases OF the Palinauary organs Il i
also the peNsanfest and Eaiest remedy that can be
employed tor infants and young persons PareAt-
should have Il IN store sganst the insidaOus enemy
thai steals upon then uprepared- We have Eban5-
ant Erpunds to believe the CEEERT PEc=OEAL saTes
mora lives by the cotsumptions It prevents than
those eures Keep Il by you yJur colds while
they are durable neglect them until NO human
zkhcAn masteE te ineIarabie elaEeT that. f8Etsoed
on the yitals oats your lits AWay- All knSS 4ae
dreadfui htaIity % iunE diEorders, and they la0
too the virtues Of thrs remedy Ee nesd do
than 70 Assure them IL 4 st made the best Ii can be-
We spare oozt, care toll to nrodHcs Sc the
ost Perfect pesble and thus affOcd those who rely
on It the bestaSent which skull can furnish fer
their cure
Prepared by DIR. ]. C. AVER,
Practical a1d Aselysfeal Cs1sia. LOlrLl, RaA.
And sold by A. c. GOOD CO.. and BY ali Druggists
and dealers IN Medicine everywhere mills
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wheeling whoIesaIe q Retain
SHOE mANUFACTORY.

- THE azdersiEssd nay Be tound At L k9
80 Nan SrrreS, Where extensively
eaezE71 &C manufacturing. the lltsES ard ssE style
9cNlty Of L4iiss lis4ss', Caildrens. Boys
Geatiensssf SuDtS, expressly adAPFed TO IKE taste
aud her=ssiFis % the eittEszS OF Wheeling AID the
surrounding eluatry. Ehieh re o1er Il ahoiesais
ud recall prices Vkt-h eaH1of All % please ihr
Hil-1 fszIS5s87Es-
We iavits the tra!s, and the pubic, TO call and
ezAtniEs our ss1s4s- While Ee gratefully resaenbsf
pas EzSCEs uhscii have ALREADY far exceeded
1lsE sazEElas sEP-etstiOsls, hope in the future
20 merit 19aifsGases ard 20 share large increase
OF pab.ic pAfrl mare.
pa-taseaf vita expeFfeucsd and accomplished
esfzuics 1=S prepared 70 manufacture styles 8rs
sfEzz - oEder f1- chs tEaie and p1tie-
noF2 JAS ". PIELSBuRY CO.
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Ayers Cathartio pins.

'FlHE seienees Of Cssmistsy and Medicine hare
Il been taxed their utmost to pTuduee this hest,
meet perfect purgafiSe which is known to nan In.
ilInlcrabe proofs are shown thatthese PILLs have
virtues Nhieh sHrpaEs In exceITsnep the oniinarv
rlelieises asd thAt they win uupreceientedly upon
the esteem OF an men. They are safe ard pleasant
TO take, hut powerful to eurs. Their PENETRATING
properties sinulAtc the vital activities Of the tOiy
remove The distractions Of its OrEans purify the
bIUod, ard sxpel disezss They purrI e1f The fsy1i
hruzorH Nhieh breed and grow dstempeE, simulate
sSSgizh OF dsgrdsTed organs Into their natural 30
tian. I'd impart healthy tene with strength TO the
Whsle Eysten. Not Gully do they cure the eTery-iay
complaints Of every body, but hiso formidable and
dAnssrUEz disases tina; haze bafed The best Of bu-
ma skui, willie taey prodnee PoNerfui edsc4E,
they At the time. In diminished tses' ths
-afest aud hest phyEie that cap be employed for
ehilsiren Being sugar coated. fEsy are pleasant to
take; and being purely vegetable are frts nom any
fi-E Of harm. Cures have been made which surrass
heiiet were ths substartfatsd By roi1 Of SIich
eKalted position and Character forbid the Gus-
pieioa az uutruth. Many eminent eler.cynen and
rhysieians have lent theiI names 70 certify to The
baye sent me the Of their conviction that
my Preparations contribute ipmtnSely to the relief
Of ny afflicted. suffering feiloE-ulen-
The Agent beloEF named Is pleased 70 furish frat
Is zly American Almanac, Containing directors for
their use and certificates Of their cures Of the fol-
owing eoupiaintss-
costiVensss, BiitOus Complaints, Rhsumsts.=a.
DroFsy, Heartburn. Headache arising from ) foul
Stomach. Sausea- IndgeEtion. Morbid Inse4fon Of
the BaEelA and Pain aFisingstharsfrOE. FIatuIeney
Loss OF Appetite, an GiceToas Gld Cntaneous Tf,.
eAseSwhich require sTAeusnf medicine, Serpfpls
or KlnE's Evil They Ala, By Purifying the bod
End stimulating the systern eure many eonpini1t5
which IL would not be EuPpozed they oouId reach
such aS peafaess. Partial Blindaeas Neuralgia and
Nervous DerAngements Of tho liver and
kidneys. Goat, md 9th er kindred complaints arising
from { low state Of the body obsfruetion Of its
functions. g9ra1 -
Do net Be pat Of By nnprineipled deslsFs With
sonls ether Pill they make more pruft o. Ask for
ATEEs PELtss End take ndthfnE els. No CHER theV
give you compares with this In itS
or curative poWers- The sick vast the best "a
thsre e for them, and they should have IL.
Prepared by DR.. ]. C. AVER,
Practical Gaa Asalytieal C5eaise, Loassu, Nasf
PRla IS CrsyRER Box. FIyE Bozzs FOR 81.
Bold by. A. @. GOOD SCI, and by All Druggist.
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New Goods! New Goods!
THIRD ARRIVAL OF
JoHN II. LAKIN,


[Eueees8or 70 Wheeler 3 LaEn.l
WILL RECEIVE AND HAVE oPESED FOR
w Inspection on ThursdAy, March 18TH new
Grd vel selected ass0rtment 81
Cloths, Gassimeres and Vestingsl
Also aeO1pI stsassortnent Of GEETLE1BS,s FUR
NIsHING GOODS.
Ths patrons Of the old drns aud the pablo In gen
oral are respectfully invited 70 call and aEAninS y
stock before making their pEreAsas - intend cell
ing At Ezaan proats 10 eash ard prompt purchasers
Thankful forthe patronage begt1ued upon the old
hFm, solicit eoatinuanoe 81 the Ga1as for the no
sstabliihmsut. JOHN T. BAKIN, Merchant Tailor,
nk2s@Sa No. 1o2 Main 81 y heoltlE, u.