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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-19

4 WORUcITuI tule m OInF0pn,
/, Faenda y. ktFo c give from my hand this ccrtln
have been quite deaf In my right ear for tho past
tgeRtv-SeueR yedTs Ally left gave great trouble
By constant barge Of green and yellow matter for
the share OF time, The ulOr very offensive
MY husband and employed nj le different physicians
Iceeivin ono mite nenelit; me ihid ReItihg
maslauch other diseases were multiplying. |
came conclusion never could be helped. Last
week advertisement In the paper of great cures
performed by Mrs. n. q. Brown. My husband and
went to h r, ana at went under her treat
ment, aud In "a hours from her first treatment could
hear distinctly the clock tick ten feet from where
stood | hear every word. My LETT mas
ceased TO trouble the last discharge it
clear wafer, without any odUr whatever. My eyes
which weak ana diseased, getting clear anC
strong. | eel grateful for my unexpected deliver
ance, | commend Mrs. NJ q. Browns gentle and surf
treatment To all who may suffer as l have done.
O,dTOwn. Dec. II, 1862.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-19

Nii sion situated Catherine street. formerly owned
&saAA-and occupied by JOSEPH p. HALE. The above
built by Mr. Hale his special use, and has all
the modern improvements II Is situated on beautiful
elevation and OveroOks the whole city II has fine
stable attached and has about acre of land well
covered with fruit and shade trees and Is rounded
street all sides. desirable residence for sale
could not be found For urther particulars please In
qure of CHARLES B. PRATT, Worcester, or of the
subscriber, No. 10 West i6th street, New York
my2l DIFF JAMES A. FERGUSON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-19

Zeal Gstate.

(teA FOR SALE-A FARM THAT WILL
ss,in WORKING IT-Said Farm Is situated in
-M~ the easerly part OF Rutland, Mass is ten miles
from Worcester. to which place mail stage daily
through tho ia IN. II Is two miles from the Of
Rutland, one mile from good school II contains lsl
acres, well divided into tage and pasturing, with
about thirty of 1t woodlands part OF ii with
heavy growth Of wood on 1t. The improvements area
goOdtwO story House, 10 by 49, with two els, and
tains IL rooms, flushed on convenient two families.
There are two Barns one " by go aud the Other 80 By 49,
IL Is fenced with heavy stone wall and there two
good Fruit Orchards. The farm sixty Of hay
annually. EF
Will sell the above Farm cheap, and two thirds OF
the purchase money may remain on mortgage for a term
OF years, II desired. ISRAEL FEARING.
Rutland, Dec. 4, 1862. diff d2l
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[, W. II. Prichard do certify that my wife, Esther g.,
has had Weak Eyes from childhood, by
One year snce lump appeared on the lash Of her Eye.
1t increased to the size OF large pea Becoming
what alarmed about the progress It maxi &, took
to Mrs NJ q BR JWN at the Exchange. She
told she could remove and further strengihe her
eyes Mrs applied her medicine at O'clock in
the evening and uinc o'clock the lump was qOHe We
could see more OF IT, NV rife can now sec people
walking the other side Of the river, which she could
never do before. She has always had headache when
riding IN carriage. esterday, riding IN a car
rage, she had no return OF headache My own ewes
treated two or three times by Mrs Brown. ind
them much strengthened. W. H. PRIfCHARD,
1853 Frs nch street
1hou ands of certlf atcs might be added Use Poor
Richards Eye aad Ear Water aud throw away your
Spcctacies.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-19

Bar.iett j. Dccoster No Hairs Court, Portland.
give this certificate, to certify that have been deaf
from Chi and for TIVE years have been quite
deaf lhaVc spent udreds Of dollars without Teceiv
ing any benefit whatever Last SATURDAY went 10 Mrs.
b. to treat for Deafness In "a hours after her rst
application, could hear every voice In the house
now stand in the celia and hear the clock Hck in
g. pdriOr Gratef to God hts great dell gerancc,
hear commend her mode OF treatment TO all who
suffer as have d lie
Price Is cents per bottle Tube to pass the water into
the ear cents.
GEO. r. SPURR, wholesale and retail agent. Worces.
ter dHAH6m NJ
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MusitaI.

VIOLINIST ATTEN TION |
have jus, received splendid assortment of VIOLIN
STRINGS, intending some nice Strings
90 Inehes in Length
j. A. DORMAN,
~ diff 2O3 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-19
n FOR SALE-A FARM, situated

fAsasA FOR SALE-A FARM, situated
s,t in the souihery part of Holden two miles fro M
.Athe centre and 81 miles from Worcester, former
Nv owned by the late Moses Rogers Said Farm contains
" acres of Land, suitably divided into Moving Tllage,
ana PaNurape wi h about twenty Of God; with
good Orchard of Grated Fruit convenient BUILD
ings on the Price thousand dollars. One half
OF the purchase money may remain on mortgage For
further particulars enquire of HORACE IL. AMES Of
Worcester, Of the subscriber, in holden.
JAMES f.. cheney.
Holden, Jan. 10, 1863 deop&wtf ia20
DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A
Il Farm In Dublin, n. H.. Of acres. For particu-
lars inquire of W. H. WILLARD. at A. T0lman a. Co.'S
Carriage Shop. diff ria
DARN FOR SALE.-The subscriber
n offers for sale his Farm, in Eorthboro. This IL a
chance TO purchase good Farm, this IL Of
the best Farms In the eastery part Of Worcester
ty. Stock and Tools sold with the Farm desiI ed.
Terms of payment made easy. DAVIS KINGMAN.
NOrthbOro, Feb 3, 1863 d2m rs
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-20
TotEpo, August I. lS6a.
Surgeon Estep Not Killed.

.ft ? trrom she Ohio state Journal N.al-
Ina letter to the Surgeon General of Ohio
DR.. Estep, of the l26th .. v. L., thus OK
plains hia disappearance during the battle
Of Martinsburg, Va: n y 9.sn,I8
Sin: lam happy TO SAY I was not killed
10 the battle at Msrtinsbure, Va, as report
cd In numerous papers, And in the Ohio
Medical and Surgical journal. ','S'n rs
II bad rode through q desperate fire Tci
ahell aud shot while on the retreat, and
dismounted frequently to drag nsen--shot
from thcir horses--out Of the road to save
them from beine run over Ly the artillery
wagcnsi and lastly, TO relieve Assistant Sur.
geou Weed, who had been thrown from his
horse, receiving an injury ofthe head,
dislocatsd wrist, and ! fractured arm. -
While thus engaged / was captured, BY Jen,
kins'. Cavalry. i perhaps recklessly ex-
pcssd myself to danger, but was urged to do
80 by the strong desire 10 save my men. |
was held prisoner seven weeks and was
robbed OF all my property, as also Drs Ely
, h-T@a& w. EsrrP, isuxsou,M |
~ ,ta l26th Reg,k u, WI,
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.satteshut ,oatrsge Last wook.

7t0 DELAWARE, Ohio, Aug. 4, 1868.
Rev. John w. Geer was fnurderously as
sauitedi last Sunday, after preaching Union
sermon 10 ThOmpson township. oftlffs coun-
ty., Mr. Gaecr was formerly 10 the military
service. was wounded At the Battle Of Shi-
l6t, taken prisoner, aud confined in Macoa,
Ca, where, after Eve different. trinls, once
OF twice ss a spy, he was discharged, aud
finally made bis escape. He came to this
county on visit, and hearing that cleri,
cal friend. who had preached Q Union SER.
mon, had been threatened with death if he
ever preached smother sermon Of the kind,
said that he would proach such sermon at
Che same place. and see if the freedam of
the pulpit could mol be maintained. While
at Macon, Georgia, he had also been
Wounded IN the thigh by one Of his guards
Accordingly be preached the sermon last
Sunday, and while standing outside the
church, Bfter the close. of the meeting, talk :
ing peacoAbly about the principles repro
sVihsd by 8 Bntietnnt badge worn by one OF
the crowd several Butternuts among them
were A. NJ, Cochrane and Mr.. Weaver.
approached. Weaver drew knife and
Wounded Mr. dcer On the side Of the head,
near the right temple, and while his arm
was uplifted in the act OF closing in with
Weavef for his self protection, 'Cocbrane
aimed a. knife at his heart, but only cut
through biz coat under the arm. and sin
fictipg but slight injury. The Union men
We're wholly unarmea, Some friend Of Nfr,
Gsor having entered complaint, the case
va. brought before the magistrate yesterday
md intbrmully consipued til sext Saturjav
without taking the recognizsnco Of the of,
audAra n, q rbx.or ~ that t;,,.i IT, A Iprn,,
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!, "a sURscnIBKa, .. and perhaps well
wishing friend, writes us to inquire ''why
we advertise patent medicines. We will
here and now aBswer him that we do not.
Cur readers are aware that we bave for
years excluded everything of the sort, and
the: only. seeming exception that we know Of
is the advertisement of DR.. j, q. Aver &
20. s remedies, which now stands in our
cpumps.,. II. our friend does know We will
iuioriu him that'these are not patent or
oven secret medicines. Their composition
has been made as publicly known ss any
other scientific fact, and has moreover had
the approval Of the highest medical au.
thority in the land. But what affords Sus
perhaps still greater confidence in their
worth is our personal knowledge Of the man
who makes them and the results that have
followed from their use results rs familiar
to our readers and TO the whole community
as they are to ourselves.
1t has been our privilege to- know DR..
Aver ever since be graduated from the
Penn. University 10 the same class with one
ofsour personal friends, nor have we ever
ceased to watch with interest his, singular
success In and untiring devotion to the no.
BILE profession he has chosen. II anybody
will tell US what We can advertise of more
interest to our patrons than remedies that
will cure them when they are sick, we shall
cheerfully give it the benefit Of our -circula.
tion. Il ramarora (lll.) Baptist. =
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-20

Mason GysEpAL BowES,. az Missouri,
the bearer Of tho flag Of truce With Pom
eertou's proposal TO surrender Vicksburg,
dsed OF pure grief and disappointment,
sbons eight miles from jackson, on the 22d
He was one Of the irst parolsd -ofioors TO
I: Ieaye ylcksburg, and had passed out Of our
iinss and vas procceeding toward jackson
whom hs was taken sick and lodged In /
farm house, lie was proud sensitive man.
much ESTEEMED personally BY his scduaiut.
enccs, and linked bis destinies with thes.,
OF tho South FROM the first. The Conviction
that tho Couisderacy Wa already overpoW.
cred and lost, and thst poverty and disei aoe,
ios the part he had taken in the rebellion,
we're his doom, proved too much cor him.
He was buried 10 the dior yard bvt . fsv
PAGES from who're he died, , His wifs. ~
with him 1t the time of bis desih and isSlid
70 have lost hsr reason from the many srish
and misfortupss crowding rpopb bsr. .Ss z
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vallandigham's Change of Quarters.


The statement Of the Buffalo Advertiser
that the Great Banished' had been turned
out Of the Clifton House is contradicted by
his friends. They claim that he left volun.
tarily, on account Of the expenses there. =
We have received the following on the sub,
ject: if ~ust - /,
TotEpo, August 7, 1853.
EpiToE BLADE. am just informed by
the Captain Of one Of ouf Propellors, who
has been'to Clifton, Canada, that the reason
why the traitor Vallandlg CHAM left there and
retired into the country. was because the
proprietor Oh the Clifton warned him to
leave his House, tor the rsasonthat since he
had been there he had driven away Che Gus.
tom Of all Ainericans of any stsnding; that
those who came to see him were .'roughs'
aud rowdies, who injured the reputation Of
his house BY their drunkenness aud rowdy-
ism. That the country may knowlh how much
he Is despised 10 Canada as we'll as at home,
! hope you will lot this fact BE- known.
400 ssl aI, Yours, ~ w. !
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- ~1's"SSS ~ w Sofe " tne DICK.
~ fss locatoa, h nealdy. iwh~icver snythius 4.
nowl q lisresidn 10 noted tori,s hsahhj sisiscs
s Of % es II he ys Wse sss s strs as. s Ss
4 I = y /: ;Da' iS$ $sPt @
asvs breeze. y asS Which renders 6. Sas " tx
Yea,her During ihs winter we are psolscvd from tbs
e.: ss ! ssi; s ss4 " Ssse 2. j s;s
s i %ss .as ,upgsd A e. s S Of
sen stone rocks nsar IN It's sof Ssssr osmcs 10 tho
psysdy sy Iy w.rs SiS %s,sS saS Z r
ifeaneht ~ your obectjs n go % i,sfutioA where
yGSs nc can b .sls Y s sss s ssa
syass your & your si ssss Ss' ss
sS' sssSs ss q sns sssa ssasF s s,s Sss
psSToAs sss gl.us q
TIM Cam in ssoar, hs'sds Of sorss Of ios
I S s rs !: and
s ssdss ss eye eye sssa ss.S ssss hss % fnsy ysSs
slt9sd carrying " ihopsagds Of psssspssrs n view of
a. seess q access 'Wspre ON The lines Of Rail-
oeds Leading from all the great ces Of the Wesi to all
poss bnthe Easts Persons coming here need csrr-
bat q shsn distancs A-gjs'f 7f no ~aps NV
"a We have spared 10 Pains % naks fe Pittsburgh Wa
Neto Wnos hs eoNentubcs Ot cfnhe, Wdtef
and pstr.i scenery, &C., &C. indicated II should be- se
best Cure In the West and equal any IN the United
Staus Our expenses in fitting up Tits pac ludng
sSoa, ousa osr we W. hsSs ays Ss Sss
dsd 70 ! farm which will epabe " 70 prodpes oqsey
vegetables, milk and butter fruit OF all kinds &c. &c.
Tim patients csr always feel certain of getting pure milk
and fresh butter, vegetables and fruits.
fhe following among the Diseases we hase treated
successfuy Dyspepsia, with ijs train Of other diseases
Liver Complaint Constfpatie of The Bowels Chronic
DaffhQa, ilneipient Consumption. Asthma Broncite
Laynghs Coughs Scrofuln III all is various
tom. We have reuted successfully every form Of sim
disease prevalent IN this cou.try. ;,
To feaer suffering with diseases peculiar 10 theirsex
we appeal with confidence, as rarely ever fail ef
feet cures In those No matter how long the IA
ieh has been confined 10 her bad room or bow much
pain she has suffered, she hete with the great
est assurance that her health be restored Head
Ache Vertigo lniammatou of the Eyes, Spinal Irri,a-
tioh Curvature of the Spine Neuralgia, Rheumatism
Nervousness Epilepsy, Rickels Partial Deafness,
and Agnei oil dseaies Of he Repsodpctte Organs piA
belts. Dropsy, &C. &e We have treated the following
aee disenses with eptrs The pafiets hoyucs
seatiet Fevers Measles DSsentery d. Boody Fx, III
sarhGa- Cholera IufAnnm Cholera Morbps, IuHamma-
ton Of the bowels, Acute Hheumatefn, &C. &c For
exercisng end amusement we have Rymtar ,cs &c dis
themes, walking, boutpg. bowling; &c., &c, amusing
and mioc ef games and pays Of an kinds 'fe all ?
TINS !nstiiuton is large enough to copmmodne one
huhdred patients. The rooms large airy and well
hlIpished The bath roors ara on each floor Of the
bonding, 50 that patients sfe all convenient to them
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-20

Tue Hon. J. w. Cris6eld hs, bean, I, 70.
nominated for Congress. BY the Union mss
OF the ist District Of Maryland. .ITs,l I
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pc1 Ayers
-. rsals. s.. .ARILLp'. ;.
scRoruIA AND scRoruIous DISEASES.

bCkOfULA AND SCkOFULCUS DlSEASES.
,Tt is's q O,Jird. Maine. ri = -T'ssi
!" have sold large quantities Of your sARsAPAR.
desired effect and full satisfaction TO tosc who took
bceii no medicine ike Il Lsiorein our community
Eruptions. Pimpies. B]otches, PustuIes,
Ulcers, Sores, and all Diseases Of the Skin.
~ only do my duty to you aud the public, when
dsn. Sa "ss Il ,ss
Sr ~ ns1
cure until we tried your rsARsAPARILLA. She has
been well for some months.r
F,om Mr.; zone % z A.cs, rel tnc,cn and much
,ssfofalons Auption, whlch wai ven trtpblessme.
sApARiLLA, which soon completely cured her."
From Car,es p. Gage Esq, u fhe sciaeiy ykmorn arm
sass sss.ss ~9dS x SaasS & n. aa '''T' y e"a''
1ia :sysi ssss EgDssS.s @s. a iii
ny ."S SsS:%s q
: whatsvefy until l TOOK your sARsApARILiA.S IL
ISSt E:as ~ s Y tod NJ .s =
: stsr :mssss ~ 2io.ss sps :sa sS
%i'hoS, sDy e che d;ss,s ne. Know
Tito ycus SAnsArARILLA." sF7''G -
n'y''D.l.. -o.n.,ssa sI5ss. gsspilIsy : Purity til.
:. Sc. n Esss 49,. sayi: n; Ao..ss. 8.
Sc'Qti,ious Soru BY the psrseveins use Of your
sAnsApARInLA, aud l have just now cured sI al.
tsss q Ma.e,dM E,x:'eeia: WIN 4. NJ s'isIs.
pplied 70 the profession - well 70 the people"
swesc yess. e s.a yso@ Esy.ipss. Sss on
~ right arm during which ti%s tried sl the Gel
Of doliai. worth Of medicines Ths uicsrs % were %
bad that the cords beesins visible, and the dooiors
sSs ssR Rn s'sS
come OF your PILLS Together they have cured me.
am now aswsli and .onnd As any body. Being IN !
Community. and excitssths wonder Of sii." " w
Wa leadsag menSey " Gs Canadian Pariian,snf.
for general dssiv and for pariSma S az IS%i,s, Siooa,,
with very beneficial rcsults and issi oonidsncs in
commencing II 10 the Afflicted" 1-f,as. 1iaI f+
et. Anthony's Fire. Rose. Salt Rheum,
g5 soald Head. Sore Eyes. is,..s'
NO~ !s !Gsrssg Sscslsr xss. :hs as. si,e. " the
tackled By Ii%pls: on b. iOrshsad. They rapidly
rsss Sna they iSr%:d n. iO.shsom: and ;.lsns
By eyss fot some days skilfnl physioiin applied
itrsts Of sks md Other rshlsdiss without any ap-
Win them s os r s nd
corrupt wound which covered liz whole nee. Hsv.
Ing tried every thihk ess We had any hops from, We
.: !sds Y. q os.s Opsn :. you ds:e. fs :c.t
shn ., 49, wem wnsn W naa nnnneu ~ seeoua. Ihs
and % hs v nov = healthy sld sir as any othsr Ths
s,n wss's n'shserhoed ptsdisssa thss tss shld nss
Syphilis and lEercufial Disease.
NvM bx Hiram Bsous, 4rsG LoNis, lasiSstl
~ dnd y0ur 8ARok Pk2lliA 4 mara s36kctual
remedy Or ~, ,seeondary synptorns of SNphiijs
The profisslon are Indebted to You for some Of The
-. riss g., q .a....... ,l,..e... !,
LcrrsNcs Mass.. s5Ao 9 4 promiNssf s'smbsr V
\. .Ms Lsgssasnry g SMqss9cS.Mens;
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4. 81 .fh q Z as ui0t iiiEs OE "a
A Friend in Need. Tryit,

DIR, SWEETS iNfALILBLE LINrM.NE .s an
sx.erns remedy Y without rvsh aud v slssihs psin
nuie md Nervous Disoplers u trgly allibs, and a.
sh;ar curS.ys ios Sores Woon spysas Brulsei ks 10
soo,nlnR heeilng and pos.ert .tsnghenng properties
ever given trial. Over Que ihousnnd ccraldcp,ss 81
femarksnis WI eares performed BY IL within ihs lt 1--WE
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" iN12i N'H iifrN tiA ltta1 b Tod r.
To Horse Ow11ersl Y

I. DIR SWEETS iNrAl1IRLE LrNrMsNr ,poR
HORSES Is urvalcd by any, and In sil Of
ness, arising from spsains, 6ruissu OF Wpachhar, ~
effect magical and oeFian Harness or Saddle GallS
SCRATCHES, Mango, Aqs wl slsp opse spepdlY pavi1
and Ringbcns may b. eaaiiy ptevened Ind csired IL
their incpient ssges but con6ned csses an beyond
he possibility of radical cusa No case sf he kisx
however Ia 80 desperate of hoYelssa but may be ale
waited BY this LnimsnA and Hs iiihful appc Ni
nlways remove the isueness and snahle ths hSsss ~
travel viii comparative ssss.laaI ase.af i,slSil'I1
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and sssii. Th Lsst ssP I. pp.d Yep sss n 's%s sss Y
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As,As a,,rv,.yoH VI or PAIN -. ,,,,v,,.s,v
any preparation before the public, of which the most
s.rs p.S.sss. q every I"d' .s f ]" % 'nss.aas. ei
~ iii "hAs oeen used" mas never ooeh k"ow'f
ever, ros os.s S@a s.,sl ". AFFORD n'd'' 'fi'
a,..l,E ~
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SSss siss rs sSSe, Esy IKE ys II com sem
immediate relief, and IN majority d les viii s6ec,
ectSs4 Nsp SORE TInEoAT n. sometime, .r.
,hs iSn,".S nv" sy NJ pu ~ e sppea
spRAINs arc sometime. very obstinate, and .nlssge-
ssSss dsys may be ''na''''d BY this "m'' !" two
pIsnHl HREisEs, a., cgTs; w WOUNDS soREs, ULCERS,
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y L4EWIS 1.sIIOTJSE.,
St. Clairsyiiie. Ohio.

VI W. ~--r>y' tt~-r7r
St. Clairsviile. Ohio.,e,,, ~,
sAlllIstI AWD6nA Atsxlsl AEMsfs. Z p.s,,l.ro.s
vTyH1s 'hotsE HAS BEEN ENkgk0Eb byct. I'd.
A. Idiuon Of . large DINING NALL ,apd,o u...hiG
a suite of Bedehanbers, and has been dior!
oughty repaired tanii fassishsd' ssa hnhu Iltyy
, TAe Propris.srs assurs the trass,IAs spuBi ns1l
70 EaFs Ssr sas.ss s eo7oPsSis ~ s shd
}, They have t.eenty ereessd = A 10 no ava, oi'
!, ,asl,.iIeE Fine New Stabies 70, .a..,,,,
one Of he best Ohio, which will always b amended
BY (, osref. 70 and s.isnsye pss,ess ii daEotnI On
and known the . Amefcanh iii % iiuIaiel % H.
Nortlwssl cQfnsr Of Main and Market ssfslp mms1i
ately Wea Of Nh CcuYt house. 1--WE su' H'''"Tn'f
,df 1a.s xiifo vs. .---1-r-Sl lAni kl,s,y q ~
sias Lewis OInhib bus,aos
Leaves this Houss every moaning tsndsys
Wheeling ociess and fssuFhns' Arrives a SosSck,
81 no enyp tQfs ka1 esii7 .fSsdf div sssauf
The Wheelins& onmbrHfgs Omnibus
for Wheeling At 3 o'clock, .H ' -E
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-20

IN iis ephfnent ont -ttck yvil he founa tone tnfte
hsn sioen Carpet yarn al all colcrs constantly kept
NulILNAHf GtlODS.-IChoice goods sf laiestsiyles.
cofs'aftly kept and for sale The trade iE rfJHI
In cnins hteiiion 70 our stock, We would thai il vi
tcenpy onr ufAe store roon Our facilities for irpde are
arrangement with many Of The inrecs Gr.t cAss hoA}cs m
oouf stock aud buying for hlosi rpey iofinsn]
onsef OF rrA who were Obliged 70 sell, at1sss thaf
- -. tock. Our Terms are CASH during the wsry :,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-20
Every Horse. Owner

should have this remedy n hand for s timely use u M
hrst appearances Of lnInsness will sfecfaly prevent
those ioidable diseaseA 10 which all norses are liable
and which render % many Otherwise vaaabls korsss
nearT WORTHLESS. to rlt.i ~ ~ ob -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-20

'cins mose than Iseoco ,sfasisf rssl. sss
frpP''srs Po'h''' S sSh RsqsS' hs'h. tIs~.p E,sDy
Y be found to be much the lngsst IN Wssierp W. ~ ~
T. f h9re " hs vysstads hSyihr ipnnsis
ysars syehave been able S biy snrsT n s,,,.r ".
eApibs msseF itnponsd, sws ipviis sssmis,isE
-. Ori,a isei N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-26
Union Meeting IL Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. Feb. 2i.-An immense Union
meeting was held here last night the opera
House and Melodeon Hall. Both places were
nliPd 10 overfiowing
Resolutions were adopted declaring that we
give renewed pledges 10 perpctuatc the Union:
that We send the greetings of the administra.
lion 10 the Ohio soldiers; that we will support
a vigorous prosecution Of the WAR: that the
Mississippi must roll unbroken 10 the gulf:
that submission to the constituted laws and
authorities is the only basis OF free govern
mat We Will sustain those in power, whether
they please as or not, until others are pat in
their places.
The speakers were w. =. Groest-eck Henry
StanbuTy, Governor Morton Of Indiana. Gov
eInor TUd OF Ohio. Ex-Govrrnor Wright OF
Indiana, Ex-Governor Drnni on OF OHIO.
General Corey, Judge Lane OF Alabama. and
others.