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Take 70 Bslssrn Mercury Unpleasant Iei.cEss fss an
pleasant aud Dangerous D.sessS.'
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT bUCHC
GURUS SECRET DISEASES
In all their res a. ,e Expense little chssss Of D
ct. 90 Inconvenience, AND NJ EAtOSL IL -
IL Aces frequent desire anu gives strength to Urns,s
thereby frG1yinx oJsucoas preventing aud eiins sifeH
-,n n ths c..s d cl.es.e. and e1Peluag tOiSOSOUS
DlSEAs And NORN-OCI MATTEL
Ilyu..los ugor thonsanss wHo rsye oeer me
VICTIMS Ob QUACkS,
and a n, have pail Heavy PGES br cured IA short
me- tys fo tnev yg~Ie deceived, add thli tho Poison"
,s o. lie use Of Powerful Asug-Et.n been dried up IN
tie system t. break cut IN an aggravated form aud
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
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T..

FEMALES! FEMALES! FEAIALESt
OLD or YOUNG, SINGLE. MARRIED, OR CONIEa
PLATING MARRIAGE.
In mary Affections peculiar Females tue Extract Buclu
l. unea Oy any remedy ia Chorosi. heten'
don Pain ulnesI. Suppression Of Customary
Evacuation. Ulceraed or ~rEhous state 4 The Uterus Leu.
cor. OK Wines ste-iy and for ell complaints inci1ent
TO 10. sex whether sns IDd.cfeon hsos OF Diss-
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LlFE.
See symptoms above.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE- WITHOUT 1T.
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I.ut..G ship News.

.
Bhs Jano. Green. IJ.t.'. T. X. - days. mo'a''r' 70
Ft Fs~,ur Green. Bany5.. ID day.. lumber 20 rii'trr
Bug Mount htraoU L'wr IH JurIfo Ju} IT Va pc.a'
,y,fo rf.a4~. ,ef. cofaa - Napier Nsi-iord
.l Sm.'h.. ri.a, iirel.n. New-Jucana, % d.ys. IN
en iIaly Day,. .,uo Vera Cruz 20 days, hde' &C. TO
.-rrrftA Co.
d. 4 ... ugia-t % N.rtl Co..
-hr p 81 saader Tucker, C'-iena 10 days sugar to
scar Castor d. s.clu en- Seal. u days losvool to
s,lr !. AcLom. .lrch Acr.ndh', days to W 8.
Brown 60.
I'm. Msr.,.t, smith. Mathew. Washington u. C.. 5
d.ss. 20 a.. e.. Navy Departments.
scnr G.. h. Booth oct, Wilmington D. G. days.
buili,t 10 uascr
scbr ~ Mccobb Douglas, Bangor. IA days, lumber to
s,6G Eo~ofo. smith, Ea',por,, 10 days, s,h. to John
B1Yuton's Suo.
sclr Mor,ezama Rrssg Bangor days lumber to Tho'.
Boil
s.h- \ vv.f Uuo'lby. r0n Even. coal, iog BIOS. ~
S.lr Nh.rf'cr. Pt.ah'. Taunton. nails
sclr Ana o.. Hfyr-, h!nson, Prosidoncs.
Schr Ottoman bisncNad, Rondout. coal tor SA,om
s.hr Eui0u, relif'0u. KocklHui lime, .
ScuL Hannah Masun. Aveg,. L4th.thpoh or ~ Bedford
~ hr. Auslsr, hrssua bos'ou. auys. udse.
Som " hit- squat. - Portland. Me. lumber.
Schr Mantle Barber, tnndo a. coal los Providence.
Sch kosnoAr Paul, Elzat-thpoit, coal for Taunton.
ScAr Is. COok. Jones, irgiuia, days, wood
schr &. J. Ehrr brown, virginia, wood.
ScNr Ein sra ate. DrsFe. Virginia. wood
sclr Jsu,s 49, tloyt Lyou Virginia. wood.
schr sies-,nsor Fogs Portland. BE days. powder
sch. a. ~ Suow. -, btn.Og lumuer ~ master.
,loop iat k-tour Alien, Providence, mdso.
sloop Helen, b,3co,k. ssi. Diver.
BELOW-Two bhss.
WIND Sunset. ). " and light
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H., ., ,. rnyv,,.xy tn. Pee Horace
NM 80" :, -.
James on n''''on NS''' '','''s wv 80 -
e'lofed Fop'o o. "'''h '"'ia '0'
tfersnI lie 4" ooheo'hs is''''N' 'n' w
rec Lir' numbers Of 'h''N ave. ~ '"e ''-'H'' "
Ne"oefn warrington ~ mouth N's"'Ae ''@'' ~
'rfa' Inlet fshi 'Iou'@ha i'"a' o. ''ND'h' Hn' " ''
Toir. there so about az ihou'and b'noIs he' l''p''
that o neral "ids Do" sn"Nns 'of h' Ni'esA "''a'
One regiment 10 nearly fol he question "hA' 'NA 90
suqpor te wives sid children Of 'hr'e 'old' ana
srd and nir who htye eer-d rpon tho abe IN bofY
o. .1rr1r' 'h.n 3D. remedy posed f. to eo.onif- these
freed people not eui o. tho country H'' ee
,otd tns lln'a Of itrH o"h F.H' "'' " CIV
iarm land aid seed and 'nrc"'ii' OF ''o'.
Tho 'rr'ton decided u1on in N''r' To- commence VIZ
vlft Or Nof'a Carol. is h'tnffe i'and ~ iN'1 pN
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Yhc Nnfc,y of lhc rnciac.

81. Jon's r. Saturday. aus 1913.
Tie steamship pacilc went ashor NJ hirlahen
Point, but got OF and bore up for 4re.afscy, aud
arrived here this morning. Her fore compartment
IL full ol water. The cargo is not injured and Is
being discharged to-day. She Wilbe repaired here.
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l.


AFFIDAVIT
Prop.r sppe.fed before NO. herman u he CITY Of
phlsdr pha Il. Heimbod ~hO bclus duly '"eEn s"sn
.,v Ls Irp.rsdlu contains n"rcoIie' no nefeufb "
ONE ny '''1' ''"s' 49, Ii T. HELMBoLD.
Sworn AMI subscribed before HI, !Jd dap II November
ls5l NM. 7. HibBAKp .AieeTmHa.
9i-s-, s.ove nace, TAhadeIpniA
Adare,, !..,er. Tor Ia formation. in confidence TO
IL. Il. III r. l. NJ Is . l. ID.
CHEMIST
DEP OF.
No lci SOUTH TENTH STREET
tpEIow cuE5rsurb
PHILADELPHIA
BEWARE or couNrERFEIrs AND UNPRlNoIPLEp
DEALERS
vho ,,,.,or 10 dispose OF their own" AMI other srs
css On the reputation attained by
tIFI,NfBOLD'S GENUINE PREPAe
RATIONS.
uELMeOLVS
GENUINE EXTRACT BUCHU.
HELMBoLD'S
GENUINE EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
HELMBOLDS
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH
SOLD Bf ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
ASK FOR HELMBOLD'S.
TAKE NO OTHER.
rs- Cut tho advertisement aud ssad FOR It, aud "'"
luz position add &posaTa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-10

NDMOkANDA.
Ding tho squal OF Stuftsr afsinoon, tho bf5 fulue
fror Bangor, when coming through heii Gate c'm- n Cos
Ii..on win -choopor White Slua, csUlng i".J "'eoi
a. Bounty Cove sAc viii Do s't o" """0u
fnul.r 60 bull 80. ,,.. Il I'D.
MARY Ely, Of Provilsn -, while lying at anchor
~ tlst Ref was sln,k by shnins shd h''
thiV.r.d a., A., q II, nj.
suuA I..l Li.ht sho was AIDED With lumber.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-10
The stato Loan Of Maine.

STATE Hor,z Augusta, Me Tuesday, Aug 4. 1903.
The Maine State loan Of $40, 900 called out bids
for some two mii!ons the premium gong as high as
9 and q y cent In same cases.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-10
NJ
USE HELAIBoLD's EXTRACT

USE HELNIBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU
For all Affections and diseases o.. the Urinary Orssl whether
exirins
~ MALI OK FEMALE,
From, ,,h,,,y,r eiso orisn.tirz aud no matter OF how
lorss dug Diseases y tnee Organs
rrqliso the az o. s Dlufs,.c.
HELMEoLDs EXTRACT BUCHU
Is TIE GREAT DiURETIC,
AND 1T is CERTAIN
10 HAVE TIE
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DISEASES
FOR WHICH
1T Is RECOMMENDED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-10

Ohror Field Of the Fihh Precinct arrested, on
ssi1fi.y james es, lr'h shoirr % yos' q sse snd
charles Cooler IS e.ii o. charged with being tosssd
With others IN The ,,,.es Arrd Dsrre'son. negro -
hi,ns q, No II Wor'h street Ito rri.ousn commit
"a for thil la dsf-lit u 5000 b.L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-10
The Columbus, piqra mud indianapolis

CisCiANArI, Saiwdiy. Aug. q 1893
The Columbus, Pqua and Indianapolis l'nitold
was sold on Thurs ay, uud,r Il decree Of the frank
lin Count, Count, to tho Trustees and BOndhodcrs
Of the road for reorganization.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-10

FArAL AccibEyr.-At I p. N. OF Sunday, Geo.
Bsrasft iaf on the tf.ek Tho H. tu RAod u % tho
Sunday tisn iry "" vs. stfucf by ~ loco
motive and ir,l.utly knled Tie coroner We, notified
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-10
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

MURDER IN THE FIFTH WARD, BRooKLrs.-
Ar sar.y occurred IN Prospect street. Green lane so'o
"a o'clock ON Saturday evening. between sailor ps'ned
Tbona, McCuns slias Mcleod and young man namod
Coplin. I'm which tho latter killed by thrust with
tn IN tho hsuds sailor TIE peTporor seeing what
he had done ran into bssrient Of No loS prospect
occupied by bis sister and jumping over the rear i-nce
concealed himself IN an adjoining yard He was purned oy
by Can. Jacobs and Officer Bourne who took him into Gus
cody and conducted him tho Station House Conln feh
upon tho sidewalk Immediately ssr receiving tho mary
and died from loss Of blood about five minutes thereafter
The wound was IN the lsft breast, the oIafe
r.nr tr.,inx the heart. The deoesaed was picked mp
Nv anne nebors snd conveyed his fathers residence 10
N. rssr Of No l78 Prospect street McCuns hsppens rad
de..ed from, tho u s. sunbo,t Connection lying ct TIE
Yard but IN hour before He ashore Win TWO
.hipu.es IN the officers beat which they had stolen NON
the vessel Ga landing they took sovem drinks and ecofd
ns 10 McCune, statement, met Coniin In hnd'eh avenue
and walked with him Prospect stree. when dispute
,ro.. b.tyeen them about drinking og7ther Some hard
words we're ,rchsngd ,nd alleged Conlin S'ruct MIN
with knife wh.reupon he drew his sailors knife from The
sheath and struck him in 'edfsnse Tho knife with wblch
"a. deed wa. committed found ia The priyy Of No. los
p,osrect street, The blade covered with blood lie
bo, 10 Old and he deceased va. In IN" Ih
year Of h ,s. and without family po., mor,sm Grant
nation Of the body made yesterday morning - order OF
Coroner Norr. TIE irques, viii be held today
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-10

s1ATrNIsr OF rorrLa1Io-, DullT srYrras,


Tho statement shows 'he population. the number
10 be drafted, and the number q ,o'ors ~ TIE
several Congressional Districts ~ wlIca ,nroilmsnis
have been completed, anu q Which fep0rif have
been ma 20 this office NJ 70 tho 81 day Of August,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-10

AccIDEyr.-Wm. Gsyror. residing ~ W. =
Thon. street foil from ihs roof 9tus Do. rrsl-ro~
sunlay aigi. sni seriously jlfed lie va. conveyed
q The city Hospisl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-10
Gelmbol0's Meoiflues.

THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES,
L. KNOWN AS
HELMBoLDS GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
positive and specific Remedy Tor Diseases OF BLADDER
KIDNEYS GRAVEL and DROPSICAL SWELLINGS.
This medicine the power OF digestion and excitss
the shsouen healthy action By which the odtsy or
cerons depotions and all unnatural enagemens are re-
ducd well pain and inflammation, aud - good for Men,
Women, or Children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-10

WnKFp OyEKroARD.-Abopi o'clock last
uit st unknown wts ob.eivsd 10 "7lk overheard rom
r ,,r,v.tfi- erect frrry-os's while nor way
nam Green. lint sew iois winch created .Ira' a'H 81
GO rotfa s'r.t s.frc las been made uus TIE
body has yet u~-u recoyefc %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-10

BrRcI ,ns.-- Daring the temporary ahserce Of
aoin ii,y v.ir ou.uly uttered by some bu slA'
49, c.r cd svay ntn fh,r -ot watch, valued 81 aloot
SOS. visa ot,t acics No rne's nave yet ooen
nnas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-10

pFowNrn.-A leJ named George Decker, eyed
T. Vesrf VII, resided A., 96 Juon Avenue T. ID ~es rove
81 q. rritav while bsfiias n the hrwto~n Cfe-N HIS
BODY s not -ecry~rod uut ate Yesterday afternoon Wien
fn.af Barnett Arid Eiacai AID rendered Nc'aot %
a-rl.rltll dfosLir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-10

FtrAr AccfDEVT.-lesterdsy afternoon fatal
accident occurred Young named WI iau M-io!i
.s, who fotidei al q Ffst stIc-t. p 70, by iaiIf
l,vn Sc hold o. Bsrgs s.terI" lyns 81 The foot q
south .vrnth street rio conveyed g. bis ssldenc" b,
IA rer q tie ss,h Precinct where he died SHORTLY -,f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-10

BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD
HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXT AT SARSAPARILLA.
slPA.Lls.
.t.. oft'. rlo oA snd ATTACKS the sexual or
ace . ..u..i- os. are. Throat, N.n22ipe and o'hes
,srs -- mixing Il, s?fearsuoe In the form OF UeetI
.in odd. Er,Tsc. SArapi.a Pures the Blood and Re-
moves all sc,y crop .on OF the skn, giving TO the Com
7 rIi,u Cea ADD Healthy Color. being prepared sx'
te..v r ,. plants its Blood purifying prop
eltes po.Iyed greater extent than any other psps
faioa Vi sara Agllla-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-10

RrLrEr or CoLorED SurTTRrRs.-Adiitional
ob erption to III, uul the relief Of c1o,d people who
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-10
Tur Coyscnprrov Frsp.-A conference Of the

TpF CoSscRIPrtoS FUSn.-A conference OF the
officers ofhe Brooklyn CITY Banfs the Bcei q Conirie's
and so.ei Committee ofth- Common Council WE bsls In
e C,y HAL on slu-l'y. or TIE rurPoie o. con i'ns In
f 70 tie rsiur Of million dolors - the city, to be
o.,d IN mitigation. -, iarsslp. Of the trio. There were
rrc.eu, Moss il s.iwel! Of tho C.J Faux. Co'kha
rrh clue sf.rs-is Bark John K. Pruyn Of .hc Crat
FAM W. r s Hsfrirnaa of tie Long leland Bank. Dsuisi
Fnbs.v ofth. Atsat- Bant George fiell = tie william
b,-- CIV H,ik + a. Froiiagbs1 Of ~ Na-san Bank o.
st. Pe,eh oftho .arrl.r,' and Ctrsn' Bank Mavor XXX
f-sch. ki5srmeu T.n.sn Perry and SedyHe. The Mayo
ss.i d.. a.>n Of The Common Council and lie object Of
or inviting ,hr OF ers tho Cisy Backs % ascertain
" hat anoua,s those ir,ituticus were wiling 10
,lv,-e on ,is io.n ,u1 thr, 4 dersHe tth; The
banks ,houi sri TO concert Tho slbic was spoken Of In
conventional rnanner Tho financial gerteren u e..
rssrea lad no ,ushoty an proposition before
.bit,us the mater tho Boai' o. Director. n the az
Gst lirts The gfrcpa .u. they wiiAed to scerta.1'
h5~evsr vss rh,r ,hsre no, such division Of public
osiaon u TO 30 irft.e policy Of The seton a tho Com.
non 0uur ryts deter tho iessl,,lTe om lesafrlF
tie measure whether Ia fact. the security Tor tho payment
OF tie money was bsyoad doubt The Mayor pressed Tie
efnan ,h thor~ wss no doubt bu. tie L~s'ainTe would
'-,e the sr md ia to leieysd % met with ,he approval
q great m,jory ofthe people The opr'n vs. expressed
by ,st., gentle ts' u quota cel he rai,ed With
Ca, Tho asg hy o.iiry from ESQ 20 500 bounty foF each
faa Finally i~ts undeuiooi that the matter would be
.d before the Rask Directors and Anoher meeting held on
Wsdn,,i.y neIi 10 receive thc.r proposition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-10

Puo0KfTS CiTY MoRrAfiTY.-lhe deaths IN
a. city s, week we're 'arsrv in q the weer rro-
ceii.s reafiv ,soiri II he cls-t being cttf-n ~fo
died 0 d,ssr ~ the slv- HOT ard Damp
rstber Tho uracin,l hsfe choors injsniam ;
-rny,ou. o. maf..tru, o. irlauu alton 81 ~ h.an ~
ron.up 10 scarlet fev1f typhoid favor deAoea =
top carsr snfsffose eaceis Of heat ?. Group Sc
= Inc total --G 81 which lY6 wc5a calTel 'rc 20
ini. nstves o'ne United State. 2jo ireland 40, Germany
~. Fr.lsrl T. other .ouu're.a
SUN.srEoEE-,Irmts Murray 'oll down on the
c--n- q smith sd negfaw street, on saturday from he
.ae,i. 81 tie heat lie conveyed 70 the L. cosse
Ho.pi,s. by on.asF Donuo'y.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-15
9aaiuess alOtiees.
The Singer Sewing Machines.

Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING MACHINE Is
last sainins Worldwide reputation II {. eyonI doubt
The bcst and cheapest and beautiful of nil Fsiny
Sewing Machines yet offered to the public. No olher
Family Sewing Machine has many u-sful spplianc ss
for Iienmb,g, binding, FEELING, Tockine, Gathering
Gnnging Brniding Enbroidering corling and 70 forth
No other Family sewing Machine hns omuch cnpncity
for great variety Of work II will sew all Kinds o
cloth aud with all kirds of thread. Great aud recent
Improvements makc our Family sewin Machine mo i
rcnbe, aud mos: durable, aud cert,in all rate.
OF speed makes the inerlocked stitch. which il tie
best stitch known. Any one, Of The most ordinary
cnpacIty see, Mt glance how to use the hitter
Family Sewing Machine. Our Family Sewing Eachncs
nrc finished in chaste and exquisite Style.
The Folding Casc Of the Family Mschne is e piece
OF cunning workmanship Of tho most useful Kind. II
protects the machine when not IN aud when about
to be operated may be opened spacious and sub
sHntia table to sustain the work. While Of the
Cases, made out OF the choicest wools are hni.ls IN
the simplest md chasest manner possible, others ar.
adorned and einJeli.hcd in The most costly md superb
manner.
II is absolutely necessary TO the Funily Machine
In operation, 30 10 Judge of its great capacity aud
beauty. ..
Ills fast becoming popular for family sewing a. onr
Mnnuiucurlng for manufacturing ru,posss'
TIE Eraurh Offices are well supplied with six. twist,
thrcud needles, OIL Re, of the vefy best quality.
Send for PAArHLEr.
riIE SINGER MANUFAcTU COMPANY
fja. broadway. New York.
FRlNT NAGlIE Agents. ST ciairsvillc. tiljun Is
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-15

~We desire to render our sincere thanks
to the Union Democrats, who recognized the
claims of their country as higher than those
Of their party. Men too often become so
entangled by party alliances that it requires
no small amount of frmness to resist all these
II ever the country demanded the earnest
support Of all loyal men, now is the hour.
This Rebellion, unparalleled in its power
and its extent is near its latter end. Its
only hope Of further life is in the spirit of
dissatisfaction at the North. The regular
Coppeheadis is JEFF Davis recruiting Officer.
That so many Of the rank and file have scout
ed the appeals of these recruiting officers,
is matter Of congratulation. Where all
have done well we would extend special
thanks to the Union Democrats who have
nobly sustained their country in her hour Of
peril. it
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-15

BsI~MURDERoUs ASSAULT BY A Cor
PERHEAD. John Ferrcn assaulted Lieut.
Walter Hewetsop, late of the 18th Ohio
Regiment, with slung shot or cane load
ed with lead on Wcdne~dey evening, neal
the National Hotel. Lieut.. Hewetson wa,
knocked down, and his brain fractured =
Feren followed him up street, and aftei
striking him managed to escape in the dark
The assault was utterly unprovoked. Lieut.
Hewetson is an active Union man, aud
there was no other reason for nssauting hin
but the most devlish partisan malice. He
is doing well, and we hope will speedily be
on the stand again.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-15
Sd. STRONG.

ith. ECONOMICAL
We not only secure CHEAPNESS by our system but
QUALITY. We do not pretend that our Watch can be
bought for less money than the foreign MAKg-BELivEs.
but that for its real value il is sold one.n the price
OUR SOLDIERS WATCH hlamed VIM Elleryl il
what its name indicates Solid Substantial and always
Renble-warran,ed 10 stand any amount of Marching,
Riding or Fighting.
OUR NEXT HIGHER QUALITYlOF WATCH
named Z. s BareiD is similar in size and general ap-
pearnnce, but has jewels ald more enbrae finish
OUR LADIES' WATCH, recently brought out is put
up in great variety of pateris ouy OF them Of rure
beauty and workmanship is quite small but warranted
kTp TINE.
OUR YOUNG GENTLEMAN'S WATCH is neat.
not large, and just the thing for the pocket of Young
America
THE PROOF Of the merits OF cur Watch may he
found IN the fact that employ over 6ve hundred
workmen factories, and that are still unable to
supply The constantly increasing demand.
OUR THREE QUARTER PLATE WATCH il
thinner and lighter than the others we have described
Its line chronometer balance Is decaely adjusted TO
correct the variation caused by changes of
fruits OF the latest experiments in chrononctr and are
made by our hest workmen in separate department Of
our factory For the finest time keeping qualities they
challenge comparison with the best works OF the most
famous English and Swiss makers.
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Agents Tor the American Watch Company,
IyS inside cow I'm lisa BROADWAY, N. Y.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-15
Deafness, Blindness and Artificia,
Ewes. ai.-1

Welearn that DR.. Knapp, the distinguish
ed and experienced Occulist and Aurist,
Operator on the Eye and Ear, of Buffalo,
will make six visits to GAINESVILLE and Barnes
vile (once a week - each Friday at
GAINESVILLE, at the Stacy House each Satur-
day at Barnesville, at the National Hotel
10 begin at Barnesville, Saturday, Oct. "a,
1863. Serious cases of Deafness, or Blind
ness, should present themselves early, in
order to have sufficient time to secure them.
From number of extracts before use, we
select the following:
SIGHT RESTORED. DIR. Knapp is making
some extraordinary restorations to sight and
hearing. An inmate Of the Blind Asylum,
at Columbus, an interesting girl IL years of
age, was recently presented to him for ex-
animation. The Doctor, after careful in
vestigation, gave an opinion favorable Of
vision. She was Immediately placed under
his care. and now she can see to pick up n
pin, walk alone, and read print. This girl
has always been pronounced by physicians
to he INCuRABLY blind; and for the last
two years has been in the Blind Asylum at
Columbus. The delight and joy of herself
and friends, on being introduced to new
world, can be easier imagined than describ-
ed. I he mother of this girl is Mrs. Sarah
j. Nation, of Mechanicsburg, this county,
a most, estimable lady-widow of Metho-
dist minister.
The Doctor has also inserted an Artificial
Eye for a young lady (teacher in one of the
public schools) residing in Urbana, that
moves like the natural eye, and so resembles
it, that no person would notice the differ
ence.- Urbana (O.) Citizen ana Gaz.
DEAFNESS. 1t is so rare that Deafness is
cured that we take pleasure in calling at
tention to the two following cases, in this
vicinity, treated by DR.. Knapp, the Oculist
and Aurist. One that of u lady who had
in vain tried the skill of other Aurists was
restored to the hearing of watch held at two
feet distant from the ear. The other-that
of young man afflicted nine years-who in
few weeks, was restored to perfect hear
ing. As it is said that deafness is seldom
or never cured, except by regular Aurist,
those who are deaf will do well to call on
DIR. Knapp. Oberlin News.
P. s. DR.. Knapp's Book on the Eye
and Ear" to be had on application.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-15
To our Campaign Subscribers

The time of great many of our campaign
subscribers expires with this issue of the
paper. They will, in all cases, bs struck of
our mail book, unless otherwise ordered.
We arnestly ask our friends all over the
county to assist us in retaining these sub
subscribers, and in adding others to our list
The great victory on Tuesday has utterly
overwhelmed and discounted the Rebe
sympathiEers in our midst, and if we ex.
pect to succeed in our efforts to preserve
the Government of our Fathers these me,
must he kept doicn.
There is no othe way to effect this pur
pose so thoroughly and well as by the circu
lation Of your county UNION paper.
The Gazette has boasted, all through this
campaign, that it had larger circulation
than THE CHRONICLE. We don't know
whether it states the truth or not, but we
do know that the Union men of Belmont
county ought to place that matter beyond
eavil. el
We want Two THOUSAND SUBSCRIBERS;
and zoe must haze them. Every one of the
friends of that glorious cause that triumph
ed so magniicently at the ballot-box on
Tuesday should go to eork and see hat ,ce
etthen,, and where man is found who is
not able to give 81 so for the paper
0iue aJor him, and, our word for it, it will
richly repay you.
There is no time to be lost in this matter.
IT MUST BE DONE AT ONCE.
We implore our friends everywhere in the
county to GO TO work.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-15
psS-VIcToRy ON Vtcrony Since, Ian.

nT"VICToRY ON VICTORY Since; Jan.
nary |, 1863, Eleven States have held cleo.
tions, and they have all sustained the Ad-
ministraton in its prosecution of the war,
and declared by unusual najoritics in favor
of conquering this Rebellion. New Hamp-
shire, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Ken.
tucky, Vermont, West Virginia, Maine,
California, Iowa, Pennsylvania and Ohio
have all spoken out in thunder tones against
treason and its sympathizers, and in favor
of the prosecution of the War to put down
rebellion. Will those who call themselves
Democrats heed tho voice of the people2