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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-04
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each bottle contains double the quantity Of dye
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Arc Invited 10 use Constitution Life Syrup.

During the past five wears we have con,endeJ
with obstacles and overcome opposition NJ her
culenn as were ever encountered by any Reform.
cfs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-04

And all other difficulties of this kind which 50
much distigure the outward appearance of both
males and females. often making them disgust
ing object TO themselves and their friends.
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WI1OOl'lNG COalsl1.
Dr. =. Bst.snIIe's
Cure for WhOOping Cough,
ONE OF THE GREATEST
DnSlIbV R.n8IES aAu, uonp. Aaia,

EvgHBopr ia familiar with that peculiar
disease Of childhood which, in tho majority
Of cases. proves distressing and, in
some fatal malady. battling all the Efforts Of
tho physician TO conduct il TO n iav prable ter
nation.
Psychologists consider this disease under ihree
stages. The FIRST stage commences with sym
toms Of ordinary catarrah. attended with
slight fever. which gradually increases; the
breathing becomes more ifcnit. and ~ accom-
panied with cough and pains in the chest At
this stage Of the discasc Or. iirandie's Cure Tor
Nhn0piu. Cough sets like charm .heotually
removing the discase III incredible short space
time, seldom requiring mere tl,n7 three days
to effect apcrinaneni cnre without The least IN
jurious effects.
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4os Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
DIR. RAND'S
SPECIFIC.


The oldest and most reliable medicine for the
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DIR. RAND'S SPECIFIC is exhibited in the
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have aspecic effect upon the generativa organs.
Most persons associate the idea of operations up
on the bowels from taking any kind OF pills. The
SPECIFIC Of DR.. Rand is not intended gvAc-
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pended entirely upon the impaired regencrative
organs. The pills are not unpleasant TO the taste,
and many persons masticatc them with impunitv
before swallowing them; which plan we would
always recommend, as atfordng the spcediest
way TO get the effect OF the remedy.
Price 81 per box, or six boxes for &5. Sold BY
druggists everywhere.
JOHN y. KRONER. Proprietor,
4O3 Chestnut st.. Philadelphia.
Lord L Smith, Chicago, General Agents for
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JOHN n. BLOOD. &icH. AIT.
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Urinary and Ccncratise Or
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Broken Down and Delicate Constitutions

Suffering from Indi4osition TO Exertion, Pain
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Vision, Hot Skin and Extremties, Want oil
Sleep. Restiessness, Pale. Haggard Conntenance
and l.ass.ude of the Muscular System, all re-
quire the aid Of the Constitution Life Syrup.
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A SURE CURE.
DRUNKENNESS.

Dr.. sZANE'S ANTIDOTE, a sure cure for
Drunkenness Read the following with the ties
timoniuls and be COW nced:
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Price. = 90 n Box or six
Boxes fer $500.


Can be had Of any Druggist in the United
states or Canadas, or sent postpaid TO any ad
dress nv
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PARALYSIS.

HEAlPLEGiA rAnEsis, paEArLtGiA, Paralysis, 40
ITANs,
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<ertiiliCntcs.
Sl. I.utfR. Sent. 10th. lssI.


JoES II Enoop Esq.
Dor Sr Ny li,ilc hoy three years old. suf
iered very severely from whooping Cough tor
! thTc weeks. was irequcnt, up with him ncn.
| " all night he coughing almost incc sanity aud
80 bad that the blood would come from his mouth
and nose. used fwo boxes OF Your Dr. Iran
dos Whuopiug Cough Care which r.lieg.d
him almost immediately aud IN few DAYS ne
was entirely we'll am satisfied that the RENE
ly all that il claims to be. mud chccriully
omuncnd II. Yours,
NJ WILLIAMS
rhuniv Ips Co 81 | puls
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Constitution Life Syrup
Ulcers, Pimplcs, BIotcl,cs,

Eradicates, root and branch, nIl Eruptiyc Dis
cases of the Skin like
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-04

Also Manufacturer Of MATHEWS ARNIcA Ham
GLoss the best hair dressing in use. In large
bottles price % cents oct3l div
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-07

editor carefully excludes from his columns
oil Communications that do not maliciously
abuse every person connected in any way
with the case either rs witnesses, Court,
Synod or Presbytery, unless they have
manifested political sympathy with his
" Democratic" protege strong enough to
override every feeling Of honesty or justice.
A man iu this community cannot be arrested
and tried for Assault aud Battery or illegal.
Iy voting after hasing sworn falsely that he
was over twenty.one years of age, wien he
ad mitted afterwards he was only eighteen
years Of age, but these political tricksters,
"Y," TX, " "Veritas" and the Gazette, at
once array themselves in defence of the
criminals, il they happen to belong to their
party. 1t is high time the public sentiment
of the country should rebuke such low par
ty biRotry. In order that our readers may
see the style in which this Boyd case is dis
cusscd on the zone side by this controversy"
which the Gazette has ''space for" we
will publish next week the communication
IF "Veritas" from last weeks Gazette, and
We ask our readers to compare the high
moral tone, &C., of that article with the
OF Dr. Hamilton in this
weeks CHRONICLE, which the Gazette
,ould not find space for"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-07
Legal %Ofice.

Joseph p. Arrick Administrators de bonis non with the
will sniek,d OF Nathan Shepherd. senio:, dec d, PltT
against
DIR. Nathan Shepherd William Shepherd. John Shep-
herd, Isabella Armstrong and Johu r. q Armstrong
her husbanl. Asherry Shepherd 10 ph xhe pherd Jr.
Elbeu II. Caldwell aud Joseph Shepherd AID Nathan
Shepherd, Isuac SHEPPARD, William Shepherd and
Francis epherd tsors of Joseph). The Methodist
Episcopal hurch OF the Pittsburgh Cuiifr renee. The
the unk own he RS and personal re- Z SCI taives of
each OF tile following naf''ed per.s Thornton Elem
ing, deed, oi sam. black man OF Sarah Dent dee d.
aud oi John Calvert deed. and others, Defendants
'I'HE above named defendants will take notice that
on the 18th day OF August 1855 the said plaintiff
filed IN the Court OF Common Pieas of Belmont County
Ohio peiiilon agninst them aud 9th esres named
IN ile will and co lici OF Nathan Shepherd Sr decd
ana heirs and representatives, O of The legatres
have died; the Object and prayer OF which s to obtain
constructions OF the will aud corcil Of SAID Nathan
shepherd. ~r aud Tor an orier all direction the
paymrm, OF lrgac-s hereunder. and. among other
things. TO exclude the said DR. Nathan shepherd Will
ham Sl-phard John Shep rtd. Elbcu II Caldwell. and
Nathan. Isaac William and Francis sous OF Jose nh
Shepherd The Methodist Episc copat Church, The Church
NJ sand lll Marshall Co Va. and the heirs and rep
re>enuli YES Of IN rnton Fleming. Sdm, black man
and John Calvert from any Interest in ts estate Of said
Nahah Shepherd. Sr. deed, ia the OF money in
the hands of plai~f his Adiinstrat,r and also to
exclude the said Joseph Shepherd from any interest
therein by reason of the brqesi TO him Executor or
Jointly with others ENeclors, and of Any interest by
reason Of the legacy build meeting house and from
my and all other interest in said money.
JOSEPH p. ARRICK
Ex'r OF Nathan Shepherd, dec'a. ga
Sr. CLAIR KELLY, Auy.
Dec. Z. -05 -iiw
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-07
MEETING of CONGRESS
Mr.. Colfax Elected Speaker.
FIRST DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
WAsHINoToS, Dec. 4, 1865.
SENATE


Met at IL O'Clock. noon. and was called tc
order by Vice President Foster.
The Rev. Mr.. Gray offered up O prayer.
Mr.. Foote, OF Vermont, presented the
credentials Of Mr., Luke p. Pollard, sp.
pointed to fill tie vacancy occasoned by the
death Of Mr.. Collamer
After the announcement Of prayer by
Mr.. Gray, tn following Senators we're pre-
sent, Mears. Anthony Brown, Buck alew.
Chandler, Clark, Ceness, Cowan, Criss-
well, Dixon, Doolittle, Fessenden, Foster,
Foote, Grimes, Guthrie, Harris, Howard,
Howe, johnson, Lane, Of Ind, M'Dougall,
Morgan, Morrill,, Nesmith, Powell,of Ky,
Pomeroy. Ramsey. Ride, Sherman, Spraguc,
Sewart, Warner, Trumbull, Van Winkle.
Wade, Wiley, Wilson, Williams and
Wright. Mr.. Fooie presented the creden.
tials of Mr.. Luke 2. Pollard TO gil the va
cancy occasioned by the death Of Mr.. Col.
lamer, of Vermont. The credentials we're
received and Mr.. Pollard took the prescrib.
ed oath of allegiance.
Mr.. Wright presented the credentials OF
Mr.. Stockton as Senator elect from New
York.
Mr.. Cowan presented q protest against
the reception of Mr.. Stockton, signed by
the members Of the New Jersey Lcgisla-
ture, alleging that Mr.. Stock ton did not re.
ceive constitutional majority of votes
which was necessary to his election as Sem
ator. The protest was ordered to be laid
upon the table for the present. and Mr..
Stockton was duly sworn into office.
At half past o'cock the Senate took
recess until one, when it re assembled and
directed the Secretary to inform the House
OF its organization.
Adjourned.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-07

A TEMpERANCE MOVEMENT. Quite a
large number of people assembled in the
Court House on last Friday evening, in re
sponse to the notice printed in the papers
of this place About half the audience was
made up of ladies'
Z Mr.. James A. Rnker called the house to
order, and on his motion Judge Konnon,
Sr., was made chairman. Judge konnon,
on taking the chair, stated the object Of the
meeting to be to take proper steps to coun-
teract tho terrible increase Of intemperance
In our midst. He said he thought all could
see it was increasing to an alarming extent.
The laws of the State in relation to = ell ing
intoxicating liquors and against drunken
ness were referred to. The speaker said the
remedies were in the hands of the people.
= Judge Cowen, Sr.,, spoke in favor Of pro
noting temperance and shbriety, but was
opposed TO temperance societies, and pledges
Rev, d. r. Campbell had long thought
of this subject in connection with the youth
Of this town. He was in favor of any pro
per steps, by orsaniza ion of tenn oera 81.
cieties or otherwise, that would tend to check
it. ~
Rev J. B. Johnston had, on one or two
occasions, tried to stir up the people in this
direction, but had met with rebuffs. He
was greatly rejoiced at the suspicious start
this meeting had given to temperance re-
form. He was rather inclined to favor an
organisation; but not averse TO Judge Cow
ems proposition to have frequent public
meetings and addresses upon temperance
and cognate subjects.
Mr.. Thos Kitchener then took the floor
and spoke about an hour, during which he
Maded into the CHURCHES and the clergy. and
gave The elder Mitchner some thursts. He
/, was opposed to the raising ofcorn and barley,
b unless the raisers would pledge themselves
not to sell it to be manufactured into intoxi-
eating liquors. .Efa mo-
- Messrs. B. 8, Cowen, Ross J. Alexander
! L. Danford, R. H. Cochran aud s. Ores
singer were appointeda committeeto to rcpor
On plan Of action at future meeting.
The meeting adjourned to meet at tn,
same place on Friday evening next at 8 o.
clock. .., tNt
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r. HAMILTON.
MaRRIsrow Nov. 25. 1865

M0RRISrOW NOV 70. 1860.
Editor st ChaisriWe Gazstte: Your cor
respondent tX) in your issue of the 23d
inst, has rnth!essly dragged my name be-
fore tho public, and placed me in false po
stion in relation to the Boyd case. Acting
on the square, you will please insert this
replv in vOur next paper
III. says, "It was in evidence that. some
time in the year 1861, Mrs. Boyd visited
her sister, Miss Esse Dgas, in Morristown,
in this County, and while there one of her
children was taken sick with typhoid fever.
There was no such evidence in the case /;
hut it was in evidence tha. the child was
here staying with it's aunt. and was taken
sick with fever; then Mrs; Boyd, when the
child had become very ill., was sent for to
assist in nursing it, &c.
Again he says, +" DR.. Hamilton, who was
the attending physician, adcised Mr.. Boyd
that he thought it would be risk to re.
move the child at that time. . It is true
that attended the child but it is utterly
false that | then, or ever. atlcised Mr.. Boyd
"that thought it would b. a risk to re
move the child. 4" Mr.. Boyd never asked
my advice about the child, nor have ever
volnnteered him any. An aged. expert
enced and highly respectable physician tes
tilted in Court that he did advise Mr.. Boyd
THAT to remove the child in its then con
dition, would be little less than murder. .
Why my name was substituted in place o.
his, in relation to the advice given to Mr.
Boyd, is more than can divine, unless J
! has some Interior hidden object to accom-
plish, which ii would not be prudent to an
nounce TO the public. From the politica
filings in his piece suspect such is the case
Some of the friends of Mr. and Mrs
Boyd think that X. and all others who ar,
psrading heir case 80 often before the pub
lie, to eff0 Some special, secret purpose o
their own, Wonld confer . special favor OF
those parties, as we'll as act more honorably
by openly and boldly announcing their oh
ject, than to be weekly dragging them int
the public pspers, to effect purpose j,
which they have no interest," .tsq.
wv e3iar'rr.q7 r. HAxaIyos.
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Tile Boyd Case--A Gard from
Dr. Hamilton.
MoRRIsTowN, Dec. lst, 1868.

MORRIsTowN, Dec. lst, 1865.
To the Editor Of the Beipont Chronicle..
SIR--If it will not be intru,ling too
much on the columns of your paper,
publish this note and its accompany
ing communication, for which the Ca
zette cannot find room: But it can find
room to misrepresent me by publish
ing, "In his testimony in Court, in
giving his opinion as to the chances of
the child's living, he said there would
be just as much chance for man fall
ing from three story house upon a
hard pavement -
1 testified to no such nonsense
When Mr.. Boyd's attorney inquired of
me eff the childs final recovery was
not evidence that there was no risk in
it's REMOVAL" l answered by asking
him, eff lie was to fall from the top of
house and receive no serious injury,
would that he evidence that there would
be NO risk of his breaking his neck in
voluntarily jumping from the roof of
the same house2" The gentleman did
not answer the question, and the i'm
portant fact is yet undecided.
1t is queer justice to have your COM
munication excluded from paper, and
sented; and, worst of all, have your
facts mistaken for wi Perhaps the
Gazette is more conversant with wit
than facts; or does it so seldom see
the latter that it mistakes them for the
former?
Respectfully, r. HAMILTON. ?
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The last Gazette says, with reference to

4 The last Gazette says, with reference to
she Boyd controversy, "Wehave only space
! TO entertain one side of this controversy"
This is said in answer to DR.. Hamilton Of
Morristown, who had been heanly misrep,
! resented in that paper, when he asked per
mission TO publish statement correc ting
such misrepresentation.
We think the public need no better evi-
deuee as to the obieet-in view, so far as the
Q Gazette aud its anonymous writer's are con,
eefned, than this admission, 1t is not that
the readers Of that paper may learn the
truth. that its columns are opened. but that
they may BE- mislsad as to what the true
slssssisy d tAs ssausyspy b, and the
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-07

ONE of the firm of Drs Hazlett and Bar
bour of Pittsburgh, men noted for their sur.
gical and medical skill, will be at the Mcclure
House. Wheeling, on Wednesday, Thurs
dav and Friday, Dec. 18th, l4th and 18th
T,ey rav special attention to diseases of
Eye and Ear and operations for Hare Lip,
Club-Feet, Piles, Fislula in Ano, and Cross
ed Eyes.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-07
9elmont Ghrunitle.
st. ClairsvilIe, Ohio, Dec. Z
Local Matters.

sTNSroRso SUBSCRIBERS All of Our
Subscribers nl,o Ji"d their papers married. hus
ID OH the mcrgitl, after their names, ,oiU
understand that their subscriptions are about
out and that they are requested to reneso.
AH papers are stopped when the subscrip.
ton snpires.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-07

A LARGE sale Of horses, cattle, hogs, and
other personal property, belonging to the
estate of Charles Burtoft. decd, will be
made by Cephas Carroll, admr, on the 18th
Inst, at the late residence of the deceased,
aheut two miles north of st. Clairsville.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-07

Col J. R MITCHELL vas inductrd into
tbn Clerks Office on Monday Col Mitch
ell has hod some experienc" in the Clerk s
Office. He was the real Clerk during the
term Of s. W. CASTOR. The County has
hal hut one Clerk equal to him John G.
Tallmanj within our recollection. Such
an officer is credit to the party that nomi.
Mates and elects him
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-07
.9ssachi,se,.t Notice.

Elijah Muse pl'f (REFoHED Andiew =, Als1sn. Kan
Gahr el Srwhy. Def't land Township. Belmont co. O
The defendant will take notice that the 23ih day
Of Noveinser. -6j said Justice issued order of
lchmcnt IN the above action for the su of S57 90
said ucion will b. for hesring the 14th day OF Jau
uary, 1866, u. 10 O'Clock Oh said day.
ELIJAH MUSE,
..- .-. BY p. TALLNAS, his Auy.
December z. IS6j-1w .
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-07

NOTICE il hereby given that the Probate Court fo
1N belmont County ONO the undersigned was az I.
pointed aud qualified Executor OF the estate OF Alb,
lom iiose. dcceased. late al said county
All those Indebted sa estate requested to max,
Immediate paynieDtt ani those. having claims agans,
said estate notified to present them lot set,lemen
within year iruni this date. 'A
r., !9HN C. HoGE, Executor.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-07

INTERNAL REVENUE. The monthly
Tax list for October, Is now das and must
be paid on or before the 18th Of December
or the penalty will be added.
d. i. HOWELL, Dep'y Col.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-07

The Postmaster requests US to say that
the Post Office will be cesed on Thanks
giving Day except for short time after the
arrival of each mail.
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AN ORDINANCE
To Regulate the Sale Of Coal IN the 7o,o
of F(ushia1.

SEC. I. 1t shall be unlawful for any person to de
liver coal within the corporate limits OF the village Of
Flushing without having the same previously weighed
r SIC, 2. The Mnyor shall appoint Weighinaster,
whose certificate shall he prmn iacie eyidanee OF the
weight OF coal and who shall receive
cents for one horse load 10 cents for Iwo-horse
load. aud is cents ios four-horse load.
SEC. Q. Any person violating he provisions OF this
bill shall upon conviction thereof before the Msyor be
fined moi less than fifty nor more than ave dollars.
Sac 4. Nothing in this bill shall be construed as
,eprevent any per:oa from delivering coal for his
use without weighing - Bh2 .a
Sac. s. This ordinance shaift eject and after
December lst, l-d5 =. 49, f..sr-r F
Passed Nov.EDT r'A, Eses:
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school Books, Blank Books,
, Teachers, Take Notice.

THE NEXT ANNUAL SESSION OF the BEI.N MT
l. COUNTY TEACHERS INSTITUTE will be b. Id
at BEl.l.AlRE, commencing CHRISTMAS DAY,
(Dec. 25D l=G5
The Executive Co umitiee have .ecurel for this sea-
the best corps OF Lecturers the Institute mas ever
had, viz:
Prrs't J. w. ANDSEws, Of Marietta College. Subject
-Arlhmriic.
Hon E. L wurE State School Commissioner Sub.
jeet-tieoPraphy.
Prof AND BuRrr, of Pittsburgh. subject-English
Grammar
Prof NJ F. cowDERr, sandusky. subiecl-sehool
Government
Prof A. A. GRIFFITH, Illinois. Subject-Elocnlion.
The above named distinguished edEcators will GER
iainy be ia attendance; and Prot. RoBr. CARRY OF
Pittsburgh, Hon w. II. WHITE. School Con'r w. ".
and Hon. JoHN A. NoRRIs, School Com'r elect ex-
pected e
The Committed have made arrange msnts to draw
from the County Treasury the fund ihaI the School Law
directs shall be devoted 10 the maintenance OF Teach
ers' Institutes This fund will be from Sl5O to SaO0
ana VIII place the Institute easy financial basis
As far as possible, Lady Teachers will he boarded
and lodged free. Gents will be furnished board and
lodging al reasonable rates.
This promises he the best Institute ever held in the
County. good attendance on the part of the Teachers
oi this and adjoining counties will insure il.
Township and Town School Boards are respectfully
and earnestly invited 10 attend this sessian OF the In.
sluie. JAS, r. ANDERSON
Sec'y Ex. Com. u c. T. l.
Bellare, o., Nov. O. 1865. i..'. no9-4w
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THANKsGIvING.- There will be preaching
in the Presbyterian Church to-day (Thurs-
day) at l0I clock.