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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-21

& "Wednesday night comes on apsce
and brings with it Tue attractions and al
lurements Of that Fireman's Bail at Bur.
rows Hall. Every body is expected TOTE
there, and it is also expected to be an
elegant and recherche affair. Buy ticket.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-21
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE!!

pAfCHRL0R'S celebrated HAIR DYE isshs Best n
II tAs World. The only Hsr~tess Trss asd Rsfsssls
dye known This splendid Hair Dye IL prrect-chsnees
He'd Rusty or Gray Hair instantly to Gsesss Bfsri
ksstra Brswa without injuring Hair Staining
skin leaving the Hair Rof and Besutfrl imparte e&h
vitality frequently restoring its pristine color and
hes the Ill effects Of BAD Dyes The genuine IN signed
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR; all others are mere iniita-
tons, and should be avoided Sold BY all Druggists &c
FACT0RT-e1 Bsrciay-street, New York. BATcHEIon"
Nsv ToTIIS CaRAM for essine the Hair Ijyp-dkwIy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-21

rA-O Oil has been discovered in Louisa
county; also, We believe, indications eff
it in Wapelo and Marion counties. We
heve yet TO learn Of any oil discoveries in
this county.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-21

s~ Rev. E. H. Waring, pastor of
Chatham Square NJ. E. Church, will lee
ture this Tuesday evening before the
Soldiers Christian Association at Ex-
change Street Church. Association will
meet at 6 o'clock. and lecture commence
at 64 o'clock. All are invited to attend.
S. III. JOHNSTON, Sec'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-21
THE CITY.
r. The steamer Eagle. Capt. Bishop.
will resume her regular trips between this
point and Warsaw today.
H The militia meeting Saturday Of
ternoon adjourned, We believe. without
making any final nominations.

DoNAr1oS-Feeling under obligations
70 Rev. John 8. Fergerson for the ser
vices which he rendered during the late
revival at Exchange street Church, and
in view Of the sacrifices he has made for
his country, his friends are cordially in
vited to meet at the residence of Mrs,
Terrell, on the corner Of Ninth and Ex'
change street, to night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-21

~The Cleveland tanners have sub.
stituied petroleem for fsh oil, after the
separation Of the oil from the naptha.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-21

By snthority u the sscr}tary Of the Treasury the
gnderugned 4snai sabseiptiOn Agsney
~ tie ~ Of United stst9s Treasury Notes bearing
and threstsnths per cent. interest," per annun,
known = ths
SEvEN-TnIRTY LOAN.
fhese Notes srs issued undr Of Angst isth 1884
md ars payable three year. om that time IN currency
Or are convertible 1t the opdbn Of the holder into
D. >. $40 stx peg cent.
GOLD-BEARlNG BONDS.
These bonds worth . premium Of nine per
cent, including gold interest," from Nov- which makes
the actual profit the go ban, rates. inclu
ding interest about per CENT per annum, besides s
exemption from STATE and mnieipai tarafom, usica add
from one 10 three per cent ors according to levied
ON other property Thenterst payable semiannualy
by coupons attached each note. which may b on
and sold to any bank or broker.
The interest amounts to
One cent per day On . $50 note.
Two cents i" 500 "
Ten cents " $500
70 cents eieee /"
q !. $1,000
Notes Of all the denominations named win be promp ~
furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions. This IL
The only L0ass In Market
nov offered by the Government and IL 10 confidently
expected that superior sntages win make the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
Le.s than 500 eco 900 remain unsoid Which will prob
ably be disposed Of within the next 20 days. when
the notes will undoubtedly command premium ~ In,
uniformly been the closing the subscriptions
other Loans Ia
In order that citizens 81 every and section Of thu
country may be afforded facilities for taking the loan
the National Ranks State hanks ard Private Banker
throughout the country have generally agreed receiv
subscriptions par Subscribers will select their o~l
Be responsible for the delivery for whsc
! they receive orders.
: JAY COOKE,
srHscRrrrios AeEST. Philadelphia
Subscriptions will be received ~ the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF KEOKUK.
febf4-dkw3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-21


Mrs. Charles Ben Darwin writes in the
last Ha~tsys y folbvs.
s4On recent visit u IT, Home / ruas
agrSsahly surprised aud pisased to 6nd
that three additional rooms hall been CON.
fortably and beautifully furnished. On
inquiry, I learned il NJ the wosk Of Mrs.
Judge Lowe and other ladies Of Keokuk.
The County Supervisors contributed
800, the City Council ei25, private cit.
izsns increasing the amount to over $500,
which generous donation il the hands Of
the ladies has added much to the interior
beauty Of the Home, and the comfort Of
the children.
twill not other cities and counties i'm
itate this noble exAmple?"
Mrs. Darwin also, on behalf of hsrssl
and committee, thanks the Superintsnd
ents Of the Burlington and Mo. River
R. h the Des Moines Valley R. r. an,
the Keokuk, Mt. Pleasant and Muscatin
r. r. for free transportation of goods 70
the Home and free pasbes over thes
roads.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-21

\, Dwelling House Of Thomas J. Rice situated ON
Fourth street between FULTON and franklin, In
beautiful lots r offered for sale ysry cheap Apply to
ln. Riee, on The prsmissA I'll. Uun
ton0ap1DU.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-21

TOR Satellite half of lot Elexen,
l. Block s5n Eibonfnc's Addition. with good Srick
House On IL, Price 81 90 Enquire ST
febl3 ii. d. TEN .EYCK.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-06-22
Faalt-flnaing with Children.

Mrs. H. B. Stowe, in the Atlantic Month.
ly, has done a good service for both par.
ents and children, in exposing this common
mistake. The following extract conveys
the pith Of her views on the subject:
"Children are more hurt by indiscrimi
nate, thoughtless fault. finding than by any
other enc thing. Often child has oil the
sensitiveness and all the susceptibility of O
grown person, added to the faults Of child.
hood. Nothing about him is right as yet;
he Is immature and faulty at all points, and
everybody feels at perfect liberty to oriticise
him to right and left, above and below, ill
he takes refuge in callous hardness or irri
table moroseness.
"A bright, noisy boy rushes in frcm
school, eager to tell his mother something
he has on hi, heart, and Number One cries
out, "Oh, you have left the door open l.
do wish you wouldn't always leave the
door open And do look at the mud on
your feet! How many times must tell you
to wipe your feet%--'Now then you have
thrown your cap on the sofa again. When
will you learn to hang it up?' Don't put
your slate there; that is not the place for it.
How dirty your hands are what have
you been doing T-'Don't sit In that
chair; yen break the springs bouncing. -
sairs and comb it.'-'There, If you
havn't torn the braid all off your coatl-
Dear me, what a boy l'-'Don't speak SO
loud; your voice goss through my head. =
Il want to know, Jim, if il was you that
broke up that barrel that have been sa-
wing for brown -four. II believe it was
you, Jim, that hacked the side of my ra
sor. '-'Jim's been writing at my desk, and
blottsd three sheets of the best paper"
Now the question is, if any of the grown
people OF the family had to run the gaunt-
let ofA string Of criticisms on themselves
equally true as those that salute unucky
Jim, would they bo any bettor naturod
about il than no 10? No; but they are
grown mp people; they have rights that
others are bound TO respect. Everybody
can not tell them exactly what ho thinks
shout everything they do. If every one
did, would there not DO terrible reactions ?'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-06-22
Beautiful Legend.

We find in sermond Of Theodore
Parker the following story. The sub
ject Of his discourse was ''rest."
They tell story that one day Rabbi
Judah and his brethren, sat IN the
court at the temple on fast day, ,disput-
ing about rest One said II was to have
attained sufficient wealth, yet without
Sin. The other said It was fame and
praise OF all men. The third that 1t
was possession Of power to rule the
State. The fifth that 1t must be only
IN the old ago OF him who Is rich,
powerful, famous, and surrounded by
children and children's children. The
sixth said that all were vain unless
man kept all the ritual OF Moses. And
Rabbi Judah, the venerable, the tallest
Of the brethren, said, "Ye have spoken
wisely, but one thing more Is necessary.
He only can find rest who to all things
addsth this--that he keep the traditions
Of the olders."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-06-22
wendell Phillips ON Repudia-
1lnIk.

The papers have very generally published
Q stelegraphic report that Wendell Phillips,
In his speech at the New England Anti
Slavery Convention, declared in favor of
Rspudiation. We give below an extract
from from Mr. Phillips speech, and our
readers can see how far be is 10 favor of
Reputation:
II look on reconstruction based on white
suffrage as but another name for the as
umption by the nation of the Confederate
debt. The two things are parts of the same
whole. No man acquainted with the pres
ent mood of the white race at the South be.
ieves that its representatives in Congresswil
ever agree to pay our present debt or its inter-
est, unless theirs is included. That is one
form Of reconstruction on a white basis. We
are to plunge into that gulf Of war debt
which now threatens to swallow up the
European nations Much of their war debt
was fraudulently imposed on people una
BILE either to resist or protest, and, in my
opinion, whenever the masses there obtain
their rights they will properly and Justly
repudiate much Of those debts.
ANY imposition upon us of that Confcd-
crate debt, carried by means of white suf-
frage reconstruction, will be fraud upon
the people. Mr.. Sumner resolves, adopt
ed by Congress, have attempted a barrier,
an insufficient enc, fear, if this plan of
reconstruction on white basis be adopted.
For myself protestin advance against both
parts OF this one measure, white rebel suf-
frage and the assumption of rebel debts, as
fraud on the people. Fraud vitiates all con.
tracts. A man or majority may be bound
by national acts TO which they silently sub
init; but not by these against whose validity
they protest at the time. |, for one, here
avow my purpose to be bound by no such
fraud, however covered up. Ishall, Lifelong
advocate reputation ofany rebel debt adop-
ted by any such reconstructed Congress. /
shall hold myself at liberty to co operate
with any party which puts on its banner
Repudiafion Of all rebel deJts,' no matter
how sacredly such bastard Congress may
have assumed them. invite others to join
me in this avowal, till itswells to nationa
protest, and becomes fair and sufficient
warning to ali creditors"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-06-22
FOa LOAN.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. JULY o. 1904.
NOTICE is hereby given tha, subscriptions will hs
received Ivy the Trua~ urcr OF the United Stiss tic
several Assistant reasurrfs nnd Designated Drposlin.
ries, nndb by the National Banks designated aud guilhed
a. peposiaries aud Financial Agents for Treasury
Notes payable three years from August 5, 1891 bcarig
interest nj the rate of seven and ireeents per cent
per annun, with semi-auual COUPONS ailnehed payabs
In lawful money.
These notes will be convertible nj the option Of the
holder At maturity into per cent gold bearing bonds,
rcdeeiuahle after five nnd payable twenty yenrs from
August 10, 1867
The Notes will be issued in the denominations Of Ry,
one hundred five hundred thousand, aud live tous-
and dollars, and will be issued IN blank or payable 70
order, as may he directed by the subscribers.
All subscriptions must be Tor hiy dears or some nuh
tiple OF hlly dolnrs ... ..
plicate certificates will be issued for all deposits
The party depositng must endorse upon the ORIGINAL
certificate the denomination OF notes required, aud
whether they to he issued In blank or payable To
order When endorsed It must be left with tho officer
receiving the deposit to be forwarded toths Department
The notes will he transmitted to the owners free OF
transportation charges after tho receipt Of the
original Certificates Of Deposit as they can be prepared
Interest will bo allowed to August is on all deposits
made prior TO that date, and will be paid by the Depart
ment upon receipt OF tile original certificates.
As the note, draw interest from August 10, persohs
making dep 'sts subsequent To that date must pay the III
terea accrued from dale OF note to date Of deposit.
Parties depositng twenty-five thousand dollars ans
upwards Tor these notes al ary time will he alowsS
Commission of one-qusrt'r Of ons per cent, winch
VIII bo paid BY this Department upon tbs receipt oi
bill for the amount, certified TO by the officer with whom
the deposit made No deductions Tor cOmis N
must he made from the deposits.
Officers receiving deposits will see that the proper on
dorsements made upol the original certificates.
All officers authorized TO receive deposits request
ed 10 give TO sppca all desired information and ~
| w. p. FESSENDEN,
| Secretary Of the IRE ssury.
H. Subscriptions will be receivedhy the FIRST a
| TlONAL BANK OF BRIDGEPORr ONO; also .us
scripous received 10 the Ten-Foriy Five Per Cent Coli
Beating Bonds. JOHN c. TALLMAN Csshier
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-06-22
There sat fair. .hairsd how. nlavln

There sat fair haired boy. playing
with lillies In his lap, and hearingithe
talk, dropped them in astonishment
from his hands and looked up-that
boy Of twelve-and said "Nay, nay,
fathers, he only can find rest who loves
bis brother ss himself, and God with
whole heart and soul. He Is greater
than fame, wealth and power; happier
than 2 shappy home without IL; better
thsp honersd age. He u Law TO himself
abeye II 6odttiou."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-06-22
DR.. .Chas. R. Sanderson, A.,
Formerly Of Bellevue Hospital, ~ T., late
Senior Sur0eon of Xmas Co. IIoSDifaL

Formerly of Bellevue, Hospital, ~. T., late
Senior Su,yeon of Kings CO. Hospital,
GAN again be consulted at St Clsirsville johnson
Housel ihe on and ,thi Bellaire Randolph lIouse)
and 2nd OF every month, 1865.
- A Speedy Cure warranted In the following cases
Iiernia sRupureJ Suabisnus [Squnt Eyes,1 Talipes.
(Club Foot1 Diseased Bones and Joints. ENLARGED
Veins and Tonsils, Hydrocele Hare Lin, Fistua la.
chmyrnlis, Fisiula In Ano. and all kinds OF Ulcers.
- Dr > removes all kinds Of deiorInties, siraightens
Crooked LIMBS Club Feet and badly set Fractures op-
crates for Cataract and Stone in the Bladder inserts
Glass Eyes identical in appearance aud movement with
he natural eye and performs all varieties of Surgical
Operation free from pain.
Diseasesof the Eye, Ear, Throat Heart Liver. Lungs
stomach, Kidney, Skin, as well Scrofula, Cancer
Asthma, Gravel, Neuralgia and rheumatism, cured in
very obstinate stages.
Ague cured Tor no charged in IS hours with no reuru
OF chhl All iorns OF Female Diseases treated with
entire success. Leucorhea. Amenorhea, Dys smenorhea
suered difficult to cure cured usually in from to l2
weeks Dyspepsia and Constipation easily aud speed
NY removed without the use OF physc, pnd that com
mon as well as obstinate disease Duodentis commonly
called Liver Complaint attended with pan in the sion-
ac side or shoud headache cold feet costivc bowels
and spotted faded skim is easily cured and with little
expense. Tubercular or Bronchial CONSUMPTION
IN lts last stage successfully treated, by en- now
process recently diScoveredby an eminent T.. -,
Physician and now extensively employed in the H. Y.
| Hospitals with success heretofore unknown.
From long experience in the New York Hospitals
having made over 2W0 Post Moriem Examinations, we
can ~ a cases pont oul The exact organ or organs dis
eased, aud probabilities of cure
DR. $, Is a Graduate of one Of the first Medical Col
eges III the UIed States, Is also Graduate of the n.
\ Opthalmc (Eye and Earl School of Medicine and
surgery Is endorsed by the first Surgeons and physi-
uce oil hs profession during IL years. with unparalleled
success.
ChargesR ,ason able. Co Insulation
Free.
N. B. During his stay DR. $ will visit critical cases
IN consultation with his brother Physicians of good
| staHding March o. 'G5
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-06-22

A MELANCHOLY TRUTn.-When a
rakish youth goes astray, friends gath
or around him in order to restore him
TO the path Of virtue. Gentleness and
kindness are layishsd upon him to win
him back again TO innocence and peace.
NO one would suspect that he had over
sinned: But when a poor, conflding
girl ID betrayed, she receives the brand
OF society. and Is henceforth driven
from the ways of virtue. The betray.
or Is honored, respected, esteemed !;
there Is no peace for her this side of
the grave. Society has but few loving,
helping hands for her, no smile of
peace. no voice Of forgiveness. These
are earthly moralities unknown 10
heaven. There Is a deep wrong in
them, and fearful are the consequences.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-06-22
THE PLAN is SIMPLE |

The nHinr OF each article offered fof sale-as "GolJ
Hunting Watch" Gold Oval-and BracelcLn Pearl
Breastrin AMI Ear Dropsn Gold Eiu uelied Rug, =
"Silver Plated Cake Buskein &C. il written OH u card
aud enclosed ina sealed envelope these envelopes are
then placed III adrawer aud well mixed then us lii
order IS received, with twenty-five for return
postuge and other charges OF the card, or certi-
is taken at random aud seu,by first mail 10 the
customer, who WILL sEE WHAT nE CAN GEr
FOR DOLLAR IL he Is pleased with his fortune he can
ward the money according To directions OH the certiG-
cate and secure the prIze. II the article awarded
should be unsulie TO the purchaser-as Tor example
set OF Pearl Ear-Drops and Breaspin to IA young man
who could not wear them, AND HAD NO ONE TO GIVE
THEM rove will send any other article on the caa-
ogue OF equal price which may he preferred. Or IT, for
any reason, you choose to venture o further. then you
ran lei the matter drop where il is aud spend no more
Examine carefully our Cntalooupt
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-06-22
NEW TIN SHOP.

HH undersigned isfenas the pulls that lie has ops<r
l ed a new
Fin, Copper ana Saeet IRON StOrs
in the budn immediately West OF the Post Ones
ST. CLAlRSVIl.LE where he will be happy to sseo
modats them with anything in .his limo ef busines q
reasonable terms fe7 HpEH HARRt
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-06-22

A BARNAoLE-SosBD old fellow gave
as a reason for taking his liquor clear,
that since the food water had always
tasted of sinners.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-06-22
Revolvers! Revolvers !
A CHOICE lol OF Rsvolvers, for sal, cheap a,
GEORGE BROWNS,
hu2o 81 Cluirsvile, Ohio
Courts for i805---8th District.

f'HE Judges OF the Court OF Common Pleas of th,
Eighth Judicial Dslrie, Of the State OF Ohio by nm
order heretofore published, Fixed the times OF holding
ne Courts IN said District for the year s5 and among
other things liked the times OF holding tie summes
terms o the Courl of Common Pleas ior the second
subdivision Us follows; Monroe County, Tuesday,
May sd Belmont county, Tuesday, May 9th, Guernsey
county Tuesday, May 2la.
Now, by virtue Of the power vested in US by law, we
DO hereby abolish 80 much Of said order as applies TO
the said summer terms in said counties! aud we do 6x
the sanmef terms In said second subdivision for the
year 1888 as follows; '"'
Monroe county, Tuesday, April a5lh
Guernsey county, Monday, June 18Th.
Belmont county, tuesday, June 27ih
Done al Cambridge, Ohio, this 2Olh day Of March
1855.
+. Il, EVANS, Judae.
JOAN w. okEt, Of saId
Csc. w. MclLvAIsE. District
iru. copy, by order Of said Judges
Anest JNo. HoofEs
Clerk OF the Court OF Common
Evansville, April 10, 1855,
Tbs above 10 q true copy as received by ma
III cAARLESwu&rH Cisrk
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-06-22

The loss of wealth may be regained,
of health recovered, but the loss ofpreo
ious time can never be recalled.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-06-22
WATCH DEPARTMENT.

800 Gents Patr, Lever Gold Hunting Case $50 tos2Ot
800 Gents Detachd Lever Gold lilmng Case 40 II!
400 Gents Swiss Gold Hunting Case......... 30 III
200 Ladies' Gold aud EIamecd Hunting Case 30 Il
l0O Gents Patent Lever Silver Hunting Case. 30 Ot
400 Gents Det. Lever Silver Hunting Cnse... 30 X
300 Gents bet Lever Silver Opeii-F Facr...... 90 81
800 Gcnls Patent Lever Silver Open -Fnce.... 25 q
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-06-22
Certificate of Authority.

II
OFFICE or CoMrrRoLLER OF rHe CuRRlNcY.
- WASHINGTON, March IL, 1865. \
WHEREAS. by satisfactory evidences presented to
w the undersigned il has been nude TO appear that
The FIRST National Bank Of narnesvie, IN the Town of
Barnesve, in the County OF Belmont and State of Ohio
has been duly organized under aud according the
quiretncnls oi the act OF Congress, entitled
provide "A National Currency secured by pledge of
United States bonds, and 70 provide for the circulation
and redemption thereof, approved June 3 1864, and
has complied with all the provisions Of said Act required
Banking under said Act
The office OF Comptroller Of the Currency beng va
cant, now, therefore. l. Samuel r. Howard do here
by certify that the First National Bank of Burnesve
IN the town OF BDrneSyile in the County of Tielmon
aud State OF Ohio, is authorized to commence the bus
ness OF banking under the Act above.
In testimony witness my hand and seal of office
thl. 18th day of March, 1905
IL. 81 lSgncdl SAMUEL Y. HOWARD.
Deputy Comptroller Of Currency.
Under the authority above given this bank will com
mence business Monday the :Ird day of April I-65
in the West room of WIN. Loo wood ldcceused1 brick
buildng,co OF Arch and Main Street. in arne
JOHN BRADFIELD; Pres't
WILLIAM G. WILSON, Cushier.
March 80, 1875 low.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-06-22
HARVEST of 1865.
R.BALL'S REAPER & NOWER
Most Successful Combined Reaper
and Mowor in the World

V'HE BEST TWo HORSE MOWER IN TIE
Market, sold for $40 We would say to the Far.
mers OF Belmont and adjoining countless that the ball
Machine Is the best in the market They have taken
the prize at all The fairs wherever exhibited. We arc
prepared TO furnish all the necessary repairs pertaining
to Reaprrs and Mowers. H. WELLS Il BRO
June l.-2m Bridgeport Ohio
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-06-22
WIN. ASKEW g. CO,

DEALERS in every description of leather such NJ,
- harness, birdie, calf aud kip skins upper and sho.
hndlng Of al kiads Best Spanish sole constantly on
hosas psaN l6.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-06-22
AMERICAN MANUFACTURES

and therefore greatly superorto the goods imported from
abroad and hawked about as the cheapest ever sold
The simple DUTY on imported geUds, and the mon PRE-.
MUM oS GOLD (all foreign bills are payable IN gold J
amount 10 more than the entire cost OF many Ct the
ticcs offered by MS 10 IN. public To facilitate tLe s.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-06-22
TO THE AFFLICTED!

FFllE afflicted in this vicinity hereby informed that
l. DIR. WHITE has taken room in the Union House.
Morrlsiow, where he will diseases OF the Throat
Lungs Heart Somach Liver, Kidneys and the Urinary
Organs.
Rheumatism. Neuralgia and Mcrcural Pains Stih
aud Enlafged Joints Scroiua, Tumors, Ulcers, Piles
Chronic DiarrhGa. Female Diseases, in short every
form OF Acute and Chronic diseases will be treated
with success under his new mode Of treatment in which
Electricity Is the PRIME agent. de20