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TO THR PEOPLE OF OHIO.
Proclamation.
EXECUTIVE Orrrcr, |

f4Ll EXECUTIVE OfFtoE,
COLUMBUS, o., July g.
FELLOW CfTizENy: Another appeal 10
your patriotism has become necessary. The
enemies Of Government, now assenbled at
Richmond In hostile array, largely ousnum-
ber any disposablo force at the Presidents
command.
The army under General Mcclellan has
been driven back, merely. by the force Of
overwhelming numbers rapidly concentrated
there. r,
Additional troops are alone necessary to
hold the important positions already gained,
and speedily crush the rebellion ct oil points.
Literally and CALAMITY - Ohio has here
tofore responded to the calls Of the Presi
dent, he has ever been assured, that we had
but to know that further aid was needed
from us, to insure prompt answer to any
further calls he might make upon us. This
knowledge we now have and the call has
also been made. '
And now, citizens Of Ohio, one and all,
shall the call be responded to2 Something
whispers me that, with one voice, you say il
shall be answered
Arouse, then, and let every man be able to
say that he has done his duty. -. Fl.
There Is work for oil to do. The aged can
stimulate the young; the wealthy contribute
TO the wants and necessities of the destitute !;
and the ladies, who have already done 70
much, aud whose kind hearts will prompt
them In the continuance of their good work,
can encourage, BY thsir noble example, both
old and young in the performance ct this
great duty. What Is wealth, or even life,
worth, if, to preserve either, We have to con-
tess 70 the world that We are unable to main
a.. =. n
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D~PERsoNAL--Major B. R. Cowen,
Paymastsr in the U. s. Army, was in town
Friday and Saturday last. The Major has
experienced some pretty severe campaigning
with Frsmout's army within the past month
or two, and looks like veteran. Majo,
Cowen is one Of the most popular and eff.
cisnt PaymssSsrs In the army.
G. W. Hose, ESQ.,, Assistant Secretary
of State, 10 visiting his family in town.
Lieut.. Arthur Higgins, ofthe 25th Regi
msnt, was 10 town on Sunday. We learr
the 26th is on the way to reinforce Nc
Clellan. at-a
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NOTICE to PHYSICIANS
JAMES w. COLLLv,S,
Druggist, ST. Clnirsyflle, O,

4 FrER RETURNING tIs sINERE THANKS to
"A members OF the profession generally for their liberal
patronage and past favors would take pleasure in In
forming them that he has just received
Fresh supply OF Drugs and Medicines,
Among which are TlI.DgNlS ,FltdDsExTRxTs, !
GARNIER LAMOuREyxa oaeAHAhMAEUrI
GRANwLEs A ASp DRAGEEs; ~ Tfss preparation
as experience has already demonsHuied, and the most
distinguished practitioners agree iI Admitting These
Pills, Granuies and Dfagecs are covered with coating
Of sugar. and present great advantages in the 9uadruple
point OF view Of the exacness Of the weight OF the Med
able administration and, above ALL is greatly Increased
Therapeutic action. These Medicines are prepared by
Mossrs. 0urer, Lamoareux o. members Of the Col.
lege OF Pharmacy OF Paris. - :. -, n
He has also received AN EXTENSIVE SUPPLY OF
SURGICAL AND DENTAL INSTRUMENTS, GOLD
TEETH all Of which he will sell on the mos, reasonable
terms. - fei3
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Military Feeling IN washington

34AAAsAkJ SSAAAo - NeoAAsA6SS
The Washington conception Of the feeling
with regard to the present position of our
military affairs may be formed from the
fact that the New York delegation had
meeting yesterday, al. the House Of Score
tary Seward, to consult as to the best means
for stimulating enlistments 10 their State,
and that ss q FIRST result of this meeting,
three New YORK members, Diven, Van
Valkenburg and Polneroy, asked leave of
absence from the House for the balance of
the sessioa this lmorning, that they might
20 home to aid 10 raising troops
Mr.. Diven made farewell speech, in
which he said they wore acting in accordance
with the express request Of the President,
and invoked those who remained 20 unite
in providing for carrying on the war, and
urged the passage Of bill be had intended
u INTRODUCES for the enlistment and arming
slaves for service id erecting forti6cations,
intrenchink aud siege work, and granting
them their ffsedom.--[Wash. COT. Gin.
GaA
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The ECONOMY OF HEALrH, This Luy
nation Of Americsns have $4,000, 100 work.
ing people, whose services may be estimated
ut ~ . day, and their annual loss by sick.
ness at an averags Of ten days each In the
year. This gives Q total loss Of e240, 900,
QUO, q sum three times as large % the whole
cost Of the General Government, including
the Army, Navy, Post Offices, Legislators,
Foreign Ministers and all The amount
weighs over six hundred tons In pure gold.
A large proportion OF this costly suffering
might be averted by attention TO diet, clean
liness, and above all, by the proper use Of
the right. remedy in season. When rs
cent box Of Ayers Pills will avert an attack
Of illness which it would take several days
70 recover from, or 9 dollar bottle of Aver Z
Sarsaparills, will expel Q lurking disorder
that would bring tho saffsrer 10 bis back for
weeks or months, does It take any figures to
show the good economy Of the Investment 7
Whom Fever and Agus Is ranking in your
veins and shaking your life out Of you, Is !,
worth the dollar Il costs for his AoUk
CURE to have the villainous disorder expel.
led, which IL does surely and quickly2--
When you have taken cold is IL prudent to
wait until II has settled on the lungs, when
days or weeks or months must be spent in
trying to cure ID, even If 1t can be cured si
all, or is It cheaper to take Ayers Cherry
Pectoral, costing few shillings, and remove
the trouble before it is serious? II take,
no wisdom to decide.
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Gen. Andrew Porter, Provost Marshal
General of the Army Of the Potomac, was
In Washington on Monday forenoon, on his
way to visit his family North Of New York.
His opportunities for learning the extent Of
the damage received by the enemy in the
recent seven days battles were, from the
nature e..n o. ns ,hp position nth ~ the % service per-
He. estimates they lost in killed, wounded,
and otherwise rendered Aors ds combat, the
immense number Of seuety,fos housa.d
men, or, In other words, that their loss was
quite half their army in and about Rich
mond. They refuse to receive flags Of truee
from Gen. Mcclellan conveying inquiries
relative to the tate Of Union officers and
others believed to be wounded and prisoners
In their hands, thus evincing disinclina.
ton to permitting Gen. Mcclellan to obtain
any inkling Of their real condition since the
termination Of the battles.
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From Fortress MSnros--Gsenera
Mcclellan Advancing.

FoRrREss MoNaOE. July e.--Thc officer
In charge Of the sick and wounded ut Ssv.
age Station, states that sll were removed
previous 70 the rcssis advancing on that
place. ....a u. .ff
Mcclellan has advanced about seven miles
up the James River d6cs the xth
There has been no AhtidE within the past
two days. r ffA Wsg. ...,.
Besides the gunbost Teasss, captured
from the rebels, another small gunboxt Rss
captured. She encountered or gunboats
about twelve miles above Harrison's Land
The Knickerbocksr left this evening with
500 sick and wounded for Washington.
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that vision should b realized. Have we
forgotten this2 Hsvv We, in the events Of
the war, lost the object Of Il, and cut our
selves loose from the sources OF oar inspira-
tion2 These are good questions 70 ask our
selves nov. We know that there u no less
patriotism now than thee has been. Il
only needs that We look at the objects Of
the war once more---feel once more the re-
proaeh which the nations dishonored flag
q ssfhering, and look forward once more 70
the grand coiisumtna lion Of rs united
country, to rouse the fires that burned 20
bravely when the nations good half million
rushed 70 the 6eld, faster than arms could
be placed in their hands. - Ilf>tp
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s%HARvEsr.-The farmers are now busy
cutting their wheat crops, among the best
ever harvested in this section Of the coun-
try. There Is, also, an immen'e quantity
of ffuitsof al Kinds, more, in fact, than the
trees viii besr Up under. a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-10

-h~GoNE 10 TIE PEsfrxrrrAxY. --0n
last Thursday Deruty.Sheriff Thurston took
Marcus Davenport to the Peuitentiary, at
Columbus He was convicted Of burglary
at the recent term of the Common Pleas,
and sentenced to one years imprisonment.
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s0rPrERsoN's MAaAzINRL-Ths Au-
gust number ofthis excellent monthly ison our
table, filed with the choicest reading for
ladies' The plates are also excellent. Terms
% year. Address Charles J. Peterson,
3Oe, Chestnut street, Phila. u31fIf
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sS-THE FOURTH passed off here very
quietly. There was q celebration in the
woods by the Public Schools of town, and
b picnic, and dance in the Grove on the
Fsir Grounds. We believe the participants
1t both places enjoyed themselves very
we'll.
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AlleEheny CattIe Marhet.

The Pittsbursh Gazette reports the Ale
gheny eattle market rs follows:
THE demand for cattle during the pas,
week has been Iishf, and the tnkrket is dull,
though prices are not quotably lower. We
give range at from t2 TO $4psr cwt gross,
as to quality. The receipts compsre favor.
ably with the previous week, while the
shipments we're considerably larger.
SHETP-quiet, with little Or no change IN
rates. The sales reported we're ~ follows
A. Snyder, ITO st ~ 40I per head II.
Haulford, 26 ~ ~ so. and y. Shelter,
397 at % Is. ffNf ~
Hoas--dull and inactive, the. demand be-
ing almost entirely confiusd 20 the wants o.
butchers But two lots. NrH fsp0ted, one
Of so, by 81. Livingston at ~ 90, and 2 vi
BY A. j. Wsisser st $3 per cWt.
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s~THE vsIlandigham Democracy ofthis
State met in convention at Columbus on last
Friday and nominated the following ticket:
Supreme Jadgs--R. ?. Ranney, Of Guy
ahoga County.
Secretary Of State--W. w. Armstrong,
of Seneca. 900. ,,.
Attorney Generai--L. Critchfeld, Of
Holmes. l-,.o
A9nber Board Of Public Works-James
Gamble.
School Commisaioner-C. A. Cacheart
Of Montgomery. ..
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Ths VFsshiheson Etsr ssys I:

On. Friday ,last . division Of McDowsll's
Fcorpstook up ne kDsof march for Wsrfen-
ton, Va, which point Il now holds. We
presume this movement is preparatory to q
prompt and proper ccpcentration Of Gen.
Pope army, T4fiqN 0g t1ai4f
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Notice.

ON THfsi7th day OF June, 1854 the Probate Court OF
~ Belmont Counly. Ohio, declared the estate OF John
Taylor deceased 10 he probably insolYent Creditors
therefore required present their cdms against the
estate the undersgn fer allowan within AZ months
from the time above mentioned or they viii no. be en-.
titled 70 payment ELIJAH HOGUE-
June ~, lS62-6ws Administrator
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NOTICE " hsseby given sist ihs Probate Cour for
~ Belmont County. Ohio The aldergnsd was eppqns-
Cd and quslifsd us Admnisracr Of The Ezis ofohysr
Speneilsr, dseeased late OF suid County.
All those dsbtsd 10 said estate are requested 10 make
immediate payments und thoAe having clauss against
said esfae nolidcd 70 prsssnt theu for sesmsnt
JAMES ". HiGEsLEYMAN, Admir-.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-10

ARA Coon MovE.--The Mayor has
issued q proclamation, which IA posted
around town, warning persons that the Or
dinauces Of the Council against fast driving
through the streets, against allowing hogs
10 run at large, and against boys throwing
stones On the strsets, viii be risidly enforced
on aud after tho 18th inst
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SUTHE Daily Iniellissnoer, Of Wheeling,
isa most excellent paper, and IL provokss
us exceedingly wheni Il fails to come to hand
on time, a. Il has often of late.
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5000 FRUIT Jars!
State OF Ohio, Belmont County
SS.---C0urt OF Common Pleas.

State OF Ohio, Belmont County,
SS.---COurt OF Common Pleas.
OWL SUIT.
Of the last will and Iesisnrni sersh Kennard with
Of George Atkinson, deed LEVI J. Kennssd. herbus-
va band, Ellen Ross, With
samuel w. Bostvick 4 oshors James foss. hef hus.
baud and A. r Ross non-rcsidenis OF The State VI Ohio
will take notice thst the 9th dag Of February l-i
ne Plahlnd hled lns original petition, and nov, this
% day Of June 1852 he has filed his amended petition
y this case s substance oi which is that George At
knson In his lifetime made his will ard died about The
gih Of August 1854 that In October And November
leA Of The request Of the icSntses under said will aud
before any settlement made, and before the circui-
stances Of the estate known the said estate was
distributed under the will That s.rwards large cissns
were Presented against the estate wing accrued
the hrm OF Dtakely. Sweeney Co in which Arm the
said George Atkinson was partner and that many suits
for large sum, Of money pending, aud In the fa
oi teU0 the same were al comrromised for shout the
SUN Of S,s77. This suit 10 brought TO compel coiribu.
io from the said less'ces for the psy,ne Of the sad
The ,ubssnce Of the prayer is. that an srcoun, may
be tsken Of bow much each OF the legaiccs shall con.
tribute toward the payment Of the same, and that judg-
meni may be rendered accordingly.
You Will appear and answer or demur to the sAd pc.
on or before the I'd day Of August is2 or the same
VIII BE taken a. true, and Judgment rendered on YOU
default b ADAMS Ciefk
June 2, 1852. lcS9w
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syphiIls a.d Msreuri.l Disease.

IN NV OIEklNE, 1oEh Hb4uI<. IL
IN. J. C. Asns sir. ! shssrfaty eoapay .i.s tAs -
9rsst o. your gent. and IsPot 2 ySs soes q sas ssss
have eurs gsh w. n ny prsetss, nost u ths Co.,
pislnts fa which \ ssoohn,sndsd, agd have bund its
sscts truly vosdsrfnl In the d Hssesl ssd ~.
eai Dssass. oee Of my pssnts had syphilisic ulc.s
In hs throat. vhtc oonsunine his psats aad IL
top Of his mouth. Your aarsspartllA, esadIy taken.
cured him IN fvs weeks Anothsr attached By
oadary symptons In his aud the niosrasioa bed
eaton away considerable part o. h 70 that bsiisys the
disorder woud reach bis bsain azd I'LL him. But u
ylsldsd 70 ny dissatisfaction Of yosr earaparh; ths
ulosSs hlsd, and be u we'll aSain, not Of eoss without
sosne dsAEarusSon 70 his fnos. woman who bad besa
fus this posss IN her bosss. They he'd bscssns $50
svs 70 tie vsaihs3 that o. danS day she suffered
suel.nx pain n hsr io,nss and eousa shs. toa vas
know fou is hS1ulA which yoar sgsut GAss NJ. thh1
dis PsssEaAisa fren your lahcsaioFy n.s be- Ueas
siss I i.,s q :ssS:i..S :. -.s..
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rrsissnsiiy yssrs, LARIhnR, MD
Rhsunasisus. Geus, Itvss Cenplains.

ISpspExpsxca Preston Co, Va, Oh Jqly. ls5o
pa- J. 0. Arm: BIZ. have bssn sf1Lctsd with psinr
ful ehrouic RABssxsn for tsug Tina whh befasd tbs
skin II physlesnh snA stuck 70 ~ u sits q IN -
rsnsdss coald an6, until trsd yoAr GarnPaxinA o.
bottle cuESi h swo wsska and rssongsd NJ gsnscnl
health Eneh thss - ~ bsttss ttAs bs1ss vsd
sftacksd. I thlnk hs weidsrfkl nsafsnA J. 7tkAN.
yuss Z. 0stchsH, d D. .fngls wyitsss g hass hssu
aaactcd 1er year viii an a6Scs1 n ehs kssy, which
destroyed my hsalA ItsA svsy thtnG ssA ssy thius
allied 70 relieve and bare bsss koks4&cSn man
for some year, from otbsr eauns than dwuAesmsss4
s Lspsy ny hslovs1 peses. TIE hsv. Mr. Hspy, aAvisd
me 10 try your 6Hrsapafa, bsasss ~ ~ he>
and any thing you made worth trying. ~ the bssas
lax 0f God n has cured and has 20 purified my ocd
~ 70 mshs nav mas Of me fssa youhg agetn- Ihs
best that b. said Of you s not half good shodg
sehirrus, Cancer Tuna mors, EnlerGeraenti
Ulcerstieu, Carries aaa 2sfoikAeaen o.
the Bones.
great vars,y Of eases have bSsa reported 70 - vhss
cures Of sss formidable complaints havs reanitsd RON
TIE use Of this remedy bat our space bare VII nos edn
them, eoms of them may be bund ID our Aussrtean
Amaanc which tie agents hsiow nansd aEs p}sassd %
furnish gratis 70 all who cAh tw thsln. ~ 49,.
pyspspsis, Hsart fjisssse, Fits, Epkisi-
~, AeIanchSlys Neuralgia.
Many rsnsrhabs curss " thsss sascttnns have bs<u
ads ky The sltsgsfies p0nsr Of thiy pedtcjnA stnn'
Ltss tie vit frnrfio1s into vEso1s ncfops ana thus
ovsruomss dspTdsSs whieh would ~ suppsd beyuod ~
rpssh each pmsdy hss long bspa ISsirsd VI ths ne.
cssstss Of the people, aud me eouo4ens fas th VII
DO for them Ill tliss n5sdeine csp -.
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SPECIAL
Master Commissioners Sale,

: -. =. I - sals % Sst6essss f.Pas the
County, ohio I viii oder for sale d ! =
Tuesday, August 3, lS62,
the ront door o. the Court House. IN said County be-
tween tue hours oil TO- A NJ. and ?. NJ Of ssid day,
the following descrbed Real Estno, to wit; Situate In
Of Ohio anal is known part OF Lot Ftityone 5l in
the town Of Burncsville dessnrscc the plat OF said
town. Begn,ing for tho sumo the Southwest
Of said lot; runrig thence East fory fret aud eight
nches thence South the entire ieng Of sad lott thence
West 70 The Southwest corner ol said lott thence North
TO the place Of beginning.
Appraised ut 81 ,7tO. t
Terms Of sale cash. p L0CHARY
Special Master Commissioner
Shchn's Office, 81. Clairsville, July ieu2s3 rs.
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Baresyille High School.

AND SHEET fRoN wARE,
On. hand and made 10 order. whalssels and
~ .stsil. Jppbing Oh silkihds " this liz
s''sna'' % promptly PPAos & cuLaEHTs5S,
|, ielses B'idssrSH oiAs.
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sJ-CAPr. CHAsLsswoRTH PRoMorED.
-,On last SATURDAY Capt. Charlesworth re-
ceivcd his commission al Major Of 25th Ohio
Regiment 'rNu
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Ayers Cherry rectoral,

esughgi t6ids, lsg~sDse, Nessssnssss
crSSp, nsensAilis. 1aefpSe4t cen-
s.1sps.sa: :sa g. s,..s. sss .sssss
Iias D - J. eszSStiSSa KS 3SSas!Ssss" ~" {
NJ y r,.ssay p usi.sr..lsy h.s.s 2 ss.vss -
b us.iss hsss V 1ubllIA he evtass q Y yl5s9ss ~
enrivslIsl ssp.llsses {. oesyhs - go - - fsK
kuowS thsodgkoss de svtli5sd ..aiees = - ssItn
lysw sTs tks SomnunltisA q even ennsA snscE Sso
MO hsss ~ ses. p.ssenel ssf.s,.c. g ~ -
a. "a ssos IS S..llel all.L X q - ss.s1sss -
Do noss than . ssznss shsa 49, - 80 eu ~ v
tuss that az have whom u.nlhg - cesse vheh hsss
won . ssIosEly spos ~ eseeasess = nnnsscs.
Prepared Sy o Ayn = %, rsvA. HaAs.
And Tor sale by W. COLLINS, al H PATToNER
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AYERS
SarSapa

49, - -A-4L ~ ~
SarSaparilla
FOB PURIFYING TIE FLOOD.
And tx The spssty cure of fhs fsiswiss es.y,sha1
sessfsla and eersfalsns Afsesssns ,suso
e TS..er., Ulss5s. ssrsss Essptssae
s;sis:, :ns al ~ Sss. $500. Sssss ss"~
80 Arn . o. ssss:: ] =, ! y sss ssss ; .
Essa: ~ ,sss sssss..s s.s:I. - -.
ncnn g = vssioss vsys @ ys.s. ssssti.s tsrgs
e. :1,,s = iS.:s: C: :: "a n g. - - ~; -
yses ssoti bsoks ~ ~ bod ssd esvsssd ~ ss.iv
and vish sas sass which ~ palnfui ssd laaihssIs
sa s.s, assa I s ss, a. s.s s's Z
tact. the disosdsr Uew worsss ~ ssEsA vas r3oesd
to rs.a IN The essvsa M:;ss g sa.s z. ~ y.sssd
siasians, ssa sss Il I'D s..s IN q sissa n. ssss
ontk and u.sd .imost ihrss b0ssiss Nss ssd Lssthy
skin soon bssAn TO sam nndsr tbs seab vhidh sfsr
vhlls I'll % n, skia = nov eler, ssd l knew b ~
san .sH bsils,s thsi issi ~Esi an syiss whss ss
yo.. thss hold yss 70 b. u tbs apssss q s so
'aa ''n''' '''' s''''''D'' AissES hSs;s; = rA,1xr
.: A.thssy's y..e, REESE OF Hrysieslss,
ningwsrn. ssss Eyes, brePsy.
D.. Rss.rt y. P,ssss whsss ssoa sAls.. n. z, IN
e. r ~ si i 49, :: 3: ss;s g i.s: = .s:': . 4
psSsSuing - q gur uafs.paetlla ssd 80 dAaGasO
NaiSssne Ayrpiw - iasp 49, q ~ .ns; -
- eurss ths es9Dsa &uDffos - u essssAntiy
1rsnehtesls, 0slsfs % ospsllsa nssA.
zsbsdoa sioan q psss,sct rsxaA vriss, fhsss ~
tn q your eaTWpsriiia cured Ne from Gs 10
sous swelling on the meek, whicl, had sinsssd kua
ovss two ysafs."
Lsnesrrhaa ~ whites, Ovlriaa TuuGeS;
Uterine Uleeration, Female DAssasess
DT. y D. .. channing, Of New York Oty. writes;
most ehssaliy comply with s requsst of yoqf sGsnt n
ssying have buud your 6sfnGilia nsuss ssesllsse
sltsrstss IN ihs nunsress cssspiAsts fer vhich ~
smploy such remedy. but especially = Essas Dsaas
ate of Issosshe.A BY Il and vAsss shs eso
plAnt caused BY scnutes q The nyns. The uIcs!
stiea Itself cured. Nesiing within NJ knsvs
edge squAls Il fog thsss fsunals assanesnsuAs"
Edward 8. Marrow, Of Sswbury, Ala vrisss - dan-
gercus tsssv of Ne maiss b - Amiiy
which bod dsasd al the Tsasdiss ospd spJpy, hai
at sngh bsso completely cared By your Kxtast o. esr
sparilA Our physician thoughf nolhing but sxdrpa-
ton could aord rss< bat he ndvssd The trial a ysss
sarsaparils tho last resort bssors eatsjng s1d \
proved esctuAi. Amer taking your remedy eight Wssis
no sympton of the dsssss reusains."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-10
Woolen Factory in Operation

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05
Lieut.. Gov. Saloman

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II rs fortunate circumstance that the
people last fall did, what they have some
times neglected, and. in selecting lieu
tenant governor, chose man capable OF
discharging the high responsibilities Of
chief magistrate creditably to himself and
adyan.ageousiy to the State.
BY the death OF Gov Harvey, Edward
Solomon becomes Governor of the State.
Though but recently private citizen,
and until the present year entirely inex-
Perienced in the duties of public Office, he
has acquitted himself as the presiding Of
beer OF the Senate in manner fully JUS
Trying Interpretations of those who urged
his election. We believe he possesses ev-
cry qualification for satisfactorily discharg-
ing the duties Of the responsible position
to which he is called. He has trnness
OF character, clearncss Of perception, solid,
practical good sense, and character for
integrity that has never been questioned.
We believe that he will prove judicious
economical and popular governor.
MIR. Solomon is German BY BIRTH
he has, however, resided most of his life
IN this country, is thorough master Of our
language, and as successful and acconp.
lished lawyer is fully conyersant with
Amcrican institutions and modes Of bust
ness. II Madison Journal.