davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-03-28
IT'S TESTED PREPARATION.

T1S Il TESTED UVREFAH1T10Ne
Having been nsed mere extensively and tor greater
number Of years than any other American tonic e.
tory Of rhe country. and Will. OF n-dIctnal
eI hemcs have lved aud died ND been forgotten 1ucE
wider popularity than eyer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-31

THE GLORY or NAN Is STRENGTH pr. POWERS
E-sree Of L-. VI Franklin street speedily restores
vsor Rec mm.rd,d W Ill a..rilgc.
Cure guaranteed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-31
FRENCH ADvERTIsEMENTs.

TYNE FRANCHISE DESIRE Sc PLACER DAMS UNE
~ bonnie sms pour rrsndrs soio de grands entsnn gu
CONNIE feusme de cnabre sad No. 10 Duane st.,
pres William, au len ct,gs gsuche.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-31
HELP ANNIVERSARIES.

AT NEW YORK MERCANTILE AGEScy-NARBLB
~ bultins cff Brostwsy. wanted, two drug enc
Gerry tic dry goods iesncn who under,tand Their bas
mess with references Merchants supplied daily viii
meats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-31

GENTS wAErED-ALL OVER THE CONTINENT,
n 70 sell Loyds mounted Map ~ The Issued sites and
Canadss showing 50 ~ aud villages post ofcts ana
railway stations eolorrd In 400 n"un-d snd
varnished TOR ~ 10. 80 ~ dty made. Alo whoi ,saic
ae'nt- needed m each St,t, few huuiied dollar
capital, w opvp nic and snd supply sub gent+
II Cortlapat sslesI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-31

i IN ibis NE ~ no. ealing ON Dr. HrSlER sooner or
later the cares 81 sscret disease ~
soricr time any Other physician, o. NO gay taken
skrpcs doubers win plcsst e. and read lots 81 re-
Of almost hopeless that had had the benefit o. Owens
al our eminent physicians and surgeons separ e
roow,s - that s patent the Doctor himself
Ht wonderful medical discovery, Dr Hunters Red Drop,
private ds~ssss when reswsr treatment and MI oher
remedies fall cures without, dieting Or restriction IN the
hs without tne Disgusting and sick
eprp 81 al other remedies II less
than without the dread wi cci seqn-n effects
mercury and the peouhfy valuable properly
snsktns rssk aDd poisonous tain, that the bl0od
snre unless his remedy TITS what Ii
eialms aud other VIII accomplish. "a
vial No DIVISION street New Ynik city. sinc. 1875.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-28
A Scene In the Future.

In a lecture recently delivered at Chicago,
Grace Greenwood adve,ted to sccno that
will doubtless one day be common one. =
Speaking of the future Of our country, she
drew picture that probably mary that
read these worde may live to sec:
We may picture to ourselves group OF
noble young lads, some ten years hence,
thus proudly accounting for their orphanage
AN orphanage which the country should
see to it shall not be desolate.
Says one, Ny father fell in beating back
the invaders at Gettysburg" Says anoth,
er, MY father fell on Lookout Mountain,
fighting above tho clouds" Says third,
Ny father suffered martyrdom Ia Libby
Prison" Says another, Ny father went
down in the Cumberland" yet another,
"4My father was rocked into the long sleep
below the wave, in the ire cradle of the
Monitor And there willb hapess lads
who will listen in mournfnl envy, saying in
their secret hearts, 'Alas, we have no part
nor lot in auch gloryings, Or fathers
were rebelsp And here aud there youth
more unfortunate, will steal away from his
comrades and murmur, in bitterness OF soul,
Yah. God help mel My father was Cop
perhead!"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-28
CAUTION FROM THE
AMERICAN WATCH CO.

II having come to our knowledge that limitations o.
the American Watch have been put upon The marke, in
great number calculated by their utter worlhessness c
nuure the reputation of genuine products to proec
our own interests and the public from imposition we
again publish the trade marks by which our Watche.
may Invariably be known. ''- -
We Manufacture four styles Of Watches
The FIRST has the name
"AAIERCAN WATCH co, Waltham, Mass en-
graved on the inside plate.
The SECOND has the name A ... ..f
"APPLETON, TRACY & CO., Watham Mass >
engraved on the inside plate. ....
The THIRD has The name
"P. 8. BARTLEFT, Wallhan, Mass - engraved on
the inside plate.
All the above styles have the name American Wateb
Co painted OH the dial and warranted in every re-
spect. I.#. ."f' '
The FouTH has the name
"WM. ElI.ERY, Boston, Mass" engraved on the
inside plate, and is not named onihe dial.
AlLihe above described watches arc mnde of various
sizes ana are sold IN gold or silver may be
quired ~
II hardly possible for 10 accurately describ. the
hume rous limitations TO which we have alluded. They
are usually Inscribed with names so early approach
ing our own as to escape the observation OF the ac-
cusoIncd buyer Some represented as made by
lhe Union Wach Co, OF Boston, Mass.n-ho such
company existing Some are named the Soldiers
watch TO be sold as our Fourth VIM Ellery slyle
usually known as the soldiers Walchn Others arc
named the Appleton Watch Coz others the "P. $.
Barley nsted of our up. s. Baneun besides many
varieties named in such as TO convey the idea
that they are the verable productions OF the american
Watch Company. -f.-I m F'-T'I'
We also caution the public, aud particularly soldiers
against buying certain articles CALLED watches SO
Freely sayertised IN Illustrated papers Army Watch
es" Officers Watches" "Magic Time Observers -
to bo from seven to sixteen dollars good watch in
these times, cannot be afforded for any such money
A lttle attention on the part Of buyers will protect
ROBBINS 4 APPLETON.
~, Agents Tor the American Watch Company,
May so'lm 1872 Broadway, MY.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-28
AN ORDINANCE

To regulate the sale Of intoxicating Liquors and 10
prohibit ale and porter shops, and houses and places
Tor signihcant and habtua resort for tippng and in
temperance within the limits Of the incorporated
Village of Barnesville, O u -
Sec. l. BE it Ordained by the Mayor, Recorder and
Trustees oil the lncorp orated Village Of GAINESVILLE
that any person or persons shall within the limits Of
said Corporation, barter. sell give away in any man
her dispose oil any spruous, wines, malt liquors,
or any compound of them, any of them, by whatever
name designated or known, in any quantity whatever
every person or persons offending shall, upon con-
vicon thereof be h.ied Tor every such offence i'm any
sum not less thar hye dollars, than thirty dol
lars, or be confined in the County Jail less than five
nor more Than twenty days, sha be determined by
the Mayor any Justice of the Peace of the Township
before whom the person or persons Offending may bc
convicted Provided that the provisions Of this Ordin-
shall not extend the sale of any of the afore said
liquor where the same sold for medical Sacrament
tai or mechanic al purposes, without the intent TO eyade
the provisions of this Ordinance.
. See. That II any person or persons within the
limits OF said Corporation being the keeper or KEEPERS
OF ataver Store grocery, conicctcnary, having the
possession or control OF any house, other building
shall keep or suffer TO remain within such building or m
or upon his her their premises spirtuous
or malt liquor or any compound OF them any of them
ny Whatever name the same may be called. TO which
any person or PERSONS other than the owner or owners
their families may have access, ormay drink Or
carry away the same every person persons So Of
lending, shall upon conviction thereof! be fined in auy
sum not less than tive dollars more than thirty dol
nor more than twenty days at the discretion of the
Mayor, or any Justice Of the Peace of the .Township
before whom such person or persons may have been
convicted. TO pr ' - =
Sec; O. This Ordinance shall take effect and be in
iorce from and after the Goth Sept, 1855. w
Done in Council, this 4th day Of Sept 1895.
Attest. BENZ DAyENPORr nfsyor
N. JUDkrss, Recorder ''' D' '--' fsepis.yi%. sySs
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-28
TAX PAYERs REMEMBER.

That the Union Party are in favor of col
lecting the revenue of the country, fer the
payment of the interest and principal Of
the public debt, off the rich men of the
county. aud whilst it does not collect dol
lar # the poor laloiirg man and mechanic,
it taxes tho ircome # The rich TEN PER
CENT or takes onc- 'eath of all their surplus
incom" and thal The Den ocratic" party
is in favor of taxing a ,'rnperty equally, and
demand that ycu' ia'ms, your horses,
your sheep. your cate and your chattle
property shall all I've taxed as we'll as the in
come of the rich man. Who is your friend?
The Government is now raising nearly a
million of dollars per day under the income
tax law off Of Whisky, Tobacco and large in
comes, and does not collect cent off any
man whose income is not moro than six
hundred dollars year, unless he makes
whisky, manufactures, tobacco or is engaged
in semc trade or business in which he is re.
quired to pay license. The Democratic
Party proposes equal taxation, by which you
will be required to pay tax on everything
you have in the world.
REMEMBER, That under the present
system of taxation A. T. STEWART the Dry
Goods Prince of New York, pays more ia,
to the General Government than s paid b,
all the tax payers in the 10th Cengressiona
District added together, because he pay
ten per cent on his income and not becaus,
of he value of his property. The Democrat
by their theory of equal taxation woul,
make him pay less tax, and You pay moro
REMEMBER, That the issue and Gil
cnlslion Of Government notes and bonds
that these men say pay no tax has added b
their circulation and by their use as Ban
Stock one million four hundred thousan
doilurs to tho amount of personal propert
on the tax duplicate OF your County in tn
past three years.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-28
The Great Grim es Ofthe ssDemc.
fTaCy.5

The fact that before the rebellion was
inaugnrated, its leaders were the governing
and the leading spirits of the Democratic"
party, cannot, with any show of truth, be
denied and that the leaders Of the same
party in the North aided its inception and
Inauguration by their truculency, and en-
couraged it by their influence during its pro-
gress, is also q truththat cannot @ gansayed
To the Democratic Party then, the great
Shareholders Rebellion is chargeable. If so,
what fearful account of wrong, crime,
suffering, misery, and infamy is it guilty of!
We give below brief epitomc of what it
has done: f... ..
1t shot down Federal soldiers in Balti.
more, on their way to defend the National
Capitol. .... ......
1t fired on the flag of our country at Fort
Sumter. ..,..
1t seized tn IL, public Forts and ArsOnals,
and robbed the National minis and dcposi-
tories.
1t organized an armed force hostile to the
United States. >. e
1t has shot down brave soldiers of the Re
public on hundred battle fields.
1t discarded human and divine justice.
1t prevented the spirit Of our free in
stitutioBs. ....
It attempted TO rivet the chains Of bond
age tighter on the hands ofthe African.
1t forced men into arms against their own
Government.
1t murdered loyal people, drove the de,
tenceless from their homes, outraged their
families, stole their treasures, burned their
dwellings, rsvaged their fields ..
1t organized lawless bands for indiscrimi-
nate murder and pillsge.
II thra,y trninS l,nl al ,vikh
women and children from tho track, aud
robbed them of their valuables.
1t spread JcsolatlJn and woe throu hout
the land.
1t filed our homes with widows and or
1t fastened an immense war debt on the
nation.
1t captured and burnt our merchant YES
sells on the high seas
1t starved and murdered our prisoners of
war;
1t violated thu most solemn oaths.
1t shot down our soldiers in cold blood
after they had surrendered at Fort Pillow
1t organized bloody riots in the Northern
cities. .....- .....g
1t tried to fire the city of New York.
1t tried to introduce yellow fever into the
North.
1t violated all Obligations, disregarded
all laws.
1t shot down Union soldiers in the streets
Of Bucyrus. s..
1t burnt and destroyed Christian churches
and drove out worshipping assemblies in
Crawford County.
Finally. it assassinated tho Chief Magis
trate of the Nation.
In short, it has been guilty of perjury,
treason, arson, robbery, ! murder, and assas
sination.
Yet, in the face of this catalogue of infamy
the leaders Of the now Copperhead party
have the effrontry to come before the ,peo'
Pile and ask that they will place them in
power. What say the people to this re,
quest2-[ Bucyru journal.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-28
"sHARP,, SHOOTING.

When j. f. CHARLEswoRTH was
candidate on the Know Nothing ticket
in 1856 he printed Republican tickets
with his name printed in them, and
employed persons to steal the packages
of Republican tickets and replace them
with these spurious tickets, with his
name in them, hoping that the fraud
might not be detected and he thus Sc
cure his election. In this way he had
the tickets intended for Pease Town
ship stolen from the Office of Messrs.
Lewis, where they had been left to be
taken to Bridgeport, and had a full
package of fraudulent tickets, done up
80 as to deceive, left in their place
His fraud was detected, however, be-
fore any harm was done, and he was
exposed for it at the time. We men,
ton this circumstance merely to show
the reckless and unscrupulous charac-
ter of the man, as politician, and as a
fitting introduction to what follows
In our peregrinations over the County
we have been looking for the ear marks
of this political trickster, feeling sure
we would find him engaged in some of
his characteristic tricks, d. sure enough
he is at work in earnest attempting to
sell out the whole ticket on which he
is placed, in order to secure his own
election. His personal friends in some
Townships are offering to vote for any
man on our ticket if Union men will
vote for him. In Warren Township
they propose to sell out WIN. KENNoN
Jr., for votes for CHARLEswoRTH. Ir
Somerset Township they propose tc
vote our whole ticket if Union mer
will vote for him. And in almost ev
cry part of the County this selfish, un
principled politician has his pimps a
work trying to sell out his co-candi
dates for Union votes for himself
We warn the candidates on tn
democratic" ticket to watch well tn
movements of this man, for he will sac
rifce them, yea, he would sacrifice tn
I best friend he has in the world, to Sc
cure his own success; and warn th
e Union men Of the County to watch thi
4 fellow and his friends that they do nc
!, deceive them into his support, for O
y all the candidates presented, he is tn
!. most INSCRIPTIONS and unworthy, an
o his defeat is demanded by justice an
n for the public good.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-28

session of Washington City. am on
their side, and against any Cd d-n
Yankee nation. 1 owe no allegiance to
the United States; / owe my allegiance
to Ohio" And since his return from
the army, after he, as Commander of
the Sons of Liberty in this County, had
organized councils or lodges all over
the County, he saidon the Court House
pavement, in the presence of witnesses,
"The conscription law is an unjust, un-
constitutional law, and ought to be re-
sisted"
You should not elect JESSE BARTON
Commissioner,
Because the Gazette says he agreed
to give to ISAAC II. PATTERSON, the
democratic" Treasurer, the gold in
the Treasury at the time of settlement,
when it was worth 75per cent premium.
And because he is running on the
"no- coercion State Rights" Copper
head, VALLANDIauAM platform.
You should not elect the balance OF
the same ticket for the last above men
toned reason.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-28
Vallandighan1.

This individual, more than any other man
in Ohio, represents the sentiments of the
Democratic party. This is undeniable. -
The leaders, governed by policy, may un-
dertake to ignore him, but whenever he ap-
peals in the strongholds Of the party, he is
received with the same enthusiasm with
which he was supported for Governor while
waiting and watching over the border {"
The leaders may adopted platforms which
seem TO conceal their real sentiments, but
when Vallandigham speaks the secession
doctrines are blurted out ard are received
with appreciation. Therefore, it is mpor-
tant for the people, who supported the Gov
ernment during the four years of war, in
which they succeeded against the enemy in
front and rear, to see what the Democratic
party, which sought to make the rebellion
success, is now aiming at. Vallandig.
ham, in speech delivered at Bucyrus yes
terday, report of which is published in
our dispatches, made two leading points:
one was bitter denunciation of the negro,
and the other was reputation of tho ma
tional debt. This means, in the event of
the success of the Democratic party, the
rs-establishment of slavery, and the wiping
out, by Reputation, of the national debt
Here we have the Democratic platform
the real. vital, living, speaking principles of
that party in q nutshell. These are the
questions to be decided at the polls in Octo-
Der. These are the measures advocated
by Northern rebels, and if this rebel party
succeeds it gains for the South all that the
latter lost by the war. Thus we are forced
to fight by the ballot the battle which was
so gloriously won by the bullet. r.i1 =
Men Of Ohio! are you ready for the con-
test p Gin. Gas. . ialsTr ,f.f p,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-28
NEW SKIRT FOR 1865.
THE GREAT INVENTION OF TIE AGE IN
.nr HOOP SKIRTS d

I w BRADLEY'S New Patent DUPLEX EIIJP-
u TIC Tor douhle) SPRING SKIRT.
VESTS BkADl.EY h CORY, (late J. T. Il ]. o.
Wesl SOLE PROpRIErORS aud MANUFACTURE
Frs 81 Chambers and 10 and 81 Readc Streets, New
York. '...g
This INVENTION consists Of Duplex Tor t-o)
Elliptic Steel Springs, ngenously Braided Tightly and
Firmly together, edge 10 edge, making the toughest,
most flexible Elastic and Durable Spring ever used
They seldom Bend or Break like the Single Springs and
consequently Preserve their Perfect aud Beautiful
Shape Twice as Long any other skirt ri-f.E
The WONDERFUL FLExTBLrrY and Great Comfort and
pleasure 10 an, Lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic Skirt
will be experienced particularly in all crowded Assem-
blIes Operas. Carriages, Railroad Cars, Church Pcws,
Arm Chairs, for Promenade and House Dress. as tho
Skiri can be folded when in use, occupy small place
as easily as Silk or Muslin Dress.
Lady having enjoyed the pleasure comfort and
great convenience oil wearing the duplex Elliptic Steel
spring Skirt Tor single duy will never afterwa rds
willingly dispense with theiruse. For children Misses,
and young ladies', they are superior to all others
THE HOOPS covered with ply double. twisted
thread and will wear twice long the Single yarn
covering which is used on all Single Steel Hoop Skirts
The three bottom rods on every Skirt also Double
Steel and twice double covered 10 prevent the
ering from wearing OF the rods when dragging down
stairs, stone steps &c. &c. which they constantly
subject 10 when in use. tsl. ..r...' Fff
All are made OF the aud eiec ant Corded Tapes,
and are The best quality in every part giving 10 the
wearer the graceful and perfect Shape possible,
and are questionabiy tile lightest most desirable,
and economical skirt ever made. .44iifsstl.
VESTS BRADLEY & GARY, Proprietors Of the
Invention. and sole manufacturers, ~ Chambers, and
40 Il II Reade streets, New York.
FOR SALE in frst-class stores in this City, and
throughout the United States, and Canadas. Havana do
Cuba, Mexico South America, and the West Indies.
doublel SPRING SKIRT. A&C
aug3l-3m .ts.. s."ts
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-28
Grant at the Tomb OF Lincoln.

he~..s 80 snO hVhhp VI h<tnCOths
One OF the local papers gives the follow
ing account of Gen. Grants visit to the
tomb Of President Lincoln at Springfield,
Illinois,.
On Wednesday, tho General and such of
his party as desired visited the tomb of
Abraham Lincoln, at Oak Ridge Cemetery.
The remains arc still unburied, and lie IN
the reception-houss just as they came fiom
Washington, watered by the tears of tho
nation. A guard tent is pitched opposite
to this house of the dead, on a rising knoll,
surrounded by trees. Three sentries guard
the sacred remains night and day, and the
stone doors are kept open, SO that the air
may circulate freely through the place. An
iron gate protects the remains from close
intrusion, although one can see the two cof-
fns-those of the father and of the dear lit.
tic son, who was carried there from Wash.
ington with him to their final resting p ace.
The grounds are very wild and beautiful,
aud capable of the greatest improvement,
as soon as the tree landscape gardener shai
appear. 1t is laid out in roads and lots,
and interspersed with patches of greenery
and fine shrubs and beds and flowers. =
Streams Of delicious Iwater run through it
and birds sing in the grand old fores
trees-the oborigines Of nature. 1t is alto
gether as beautiful as the vale of Tempe
described by Anacharis. The General wa
very much impressed with the sight, anS
stood gazing upon the coffin containing tn,
mortal remains for long time. He after
ward wrote his autograph in the register a
the cemetery.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-28

THE Cincinnati Enquirer still insists tha,
the, war was failure If it, had been en-,
dsd by q compromise, restoring the rebels
to all their former rights, and our government
assuming the payment Of the rebel debt,
the Enquirer would no doubt have thought
it no failure. '' -
Sam. Cox said in speech during the Chi
cago Convention that Lincoln was ne bet
ter than JEFF. Davis, and that they both
ought to be executed together. Such Is
the stuff Copperhead leaders are made of.
II JEFF. Davis is worse traitor than Sam.
Cox, We can't see it p a'al eol d 81"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-28
BRANDRETH'S PILLS A GENERAL
ASSISTAN q OF NATURE.

What is health What is disease!
Health Is when the supply and expenditure are equal.
Dsease when the supply ard expenditure are unequal
BRANDREFHS PILLS impart certain expulsve
powers to all matters in the body whose life is below
the standard OF the surrounding party or hich have
remained longer than the time nature designed So in
fevers aud all that class of which soon run into
modification BRANDRErlfS PILLS have marvellous
curative gu lilies. Our bodies continually chang
ing, and il is by this change live. Should matter
remain in organs beyond the time nature designed pain
and inflammation set in, which is noihing more than
preparatory effort for good All Brandreth's Pills
are supposed from the results 10 do is simply
ASSISTING THESE EFFORTS OF NATURE.
Sold by J. IL. WEST & co,
81 Clsrsville.
And by oil respectable dealers Ia me edicnes.
jy 20.-lm.