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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

Ntae lutbertf9e Stirae.-Die luz
thsril9en @eneineen in philadelphia taten cine
gerfammlung tn Der Ct. @larts 8ird,e In Sprina.
@arben eebaItrn, um ben Ylan pes 8aues ensr
neuen lutberiiGen Rir9e in Der 4ten Stra6e In
Ssnlingtcn In llcbrrlesiuis ju seben. Bier 5sren
taten fi4 Srrtanrlid stiia6t, $500 gum Sau
;u I@enfen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

GtwaS 8unberbares.-Gin Sotn
ofs Srn. Solrpb Surtat, bon Bal6inatpn
1aunfHip, Serts Gauntp, fsns prr einisen sBc.
den elm iun9cS Gi4bSrn6en unp Ieste ss su einer
8ase, bic 3 Sunse Bate. Die alte &abe abcp.
tirte ben fleinen 6remblins unb Iduset ibn eiteem
init Der 9Grtli4teit elmer Wlutter.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

Baltimore, 20. Wai. Gin G6ril bon
Dime 8ant 5ia in ben wcitli6sn SprHarten bie-
fer Start 1T beute ein9elliirst unb bat pre gerr.
men untrr Der Grpe be9raten. Giner, glamsnS
Sas. 5caS, purpe ,lnmittelbar Srt6btst, bic bets
ben anpern linp 1dtrer pcrpuupct.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

Gdff9e Ncten.-Sn SarriStur9 frurtas
am 6retase stpri Mdnner serboftet, ipelfe cline
Gnsafl fali6r glcten auSseseten batten. Die
ylotrn iinp te3et6net Gitp ,8anf bon 9lep,Sa
sen-S10- letter G. 8, sabltar AT Samuel
0laper unb batirt ben 1. 9tusult 1851. Die
Npten taben elm suteS glutieben unb ins bon bee
Neps caprnsBant.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25
9dbul. uno Mausfrcnnb. .

gpn birier netlsn reutidsn 3eitI6rft baten iril
bte ;reite Nunimer gbaltrn. Gle III seribmei
Der 6ir6cn. unb @drtprr9eidiGte, Geographic
ter alten GSnber, Ybpfplc9ie rnp alsemciner 8e,
lebrlng, unp pirb ale ,pei 9Bcdeu fir so 9enti
iStrli6 bon 6. . IL in SufalCr, q. g., Der.
atsaeaeten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25
lauac Slcc.S

9(uf tsm 9anbe brs Srn. 9 rter Saua&sr,
ant Sans pes 9r6a Srr9rS, In Sbrrs Saucrna
3lp., pirler Gaunty, rraren lis gum 20Fen Nlai
;tpet 4leesStrrsrl Scipa6Im, wcIfe SUP ID
3ca lang Fnp. DieIelte linp in unIerm BUD.
Itpbr einsuIeben. gBer fam bies beten z
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

SbrGGtern MERITS eu6 Der gum
Srbe Scrurt6eIlte MSrber arttur Sprins
In pbilabelpbia, Der niat nur ienrn I6redlihen
Dpppelmcrb speier S5rauen brsine, lcnpern aud,
Der @Sroer 8inf's II. q. ifin Icll, bat in Ietnrr
Sussnb Gin Srlanb) cine f6le6te GrSirbans ee'
noiIe, unb ilt nidt sinen 2asin btf Q 4as
lie 8egangen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

Cincinnati, 20. Mai. Gin bp6Retcnber
Netbcbitcn' 'prebi9cr, 8rs. Or. Somlinicn, bat
ii4 am Scnuabenp in Nesille In Stir taS 9e-
ben senpmmsn. Der Oft purSs nit rsterlesuns
unb Scrbrbaht periitt unb man slaubt, pnb 81
bic 8rlsrn eincr alsemeinen seiltisrn 1letsrsr.
fhla9enbeit unp 9erriiTenbeit aepeIen In.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

Nsu-8srf, t6. Wai.-Gin srcees @ebdu-
be an Der Gde Der BalI. unb 9leipsStraes fir5is
beute Morsen rn, eS Fnp flint @Vmf&ea uater
ben Huinen bsgratsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

Baltimore, 21. Nat. 9luf prm Gantpf.
l6ihs 5apettrYille trplcbtrte prrseRern In Der
9labe BON Sinitbpile Der Dampftefsl, tpotei meb>
rere 9tricnrn perbriibt finp. Gas DanPfl6ifT
sins 6alp paraui untcr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

nargpenn Der Deuti4e ausbrtiden MD, sat tr
Iebr nak in, last sr; lid bin naB biS auf BE
6out." Der 5ran3cf lid Bin nae bic aaf bic
.anrfsn." Der Spanirr lid bin nab blsauF
bas 17art, ~ me ter grutsr iast Id I'm nnS tls
tn bic @feGrme.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

BS-@ine t8upfer- unb Slrimine III in Bintlpr
Gatni6ip, Ssrfs Gauntp, eneedt wcrben afb fca
pielen Scmmrr purd cine Gpn,panie ron gbiIabel'
phia ttartetet iperoei.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

5arrtsbura II. Mai.- @rupeaeur
SiBfer bat fOetsn ben SrpessgGarant sescn Gms
mos unp Gapis in Ybilarepbia erlafen. Die
3eit III auf ben 5. 9lu9ult icnsslrst.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25
&ttine @ilttrmanitn.-0pn 1. Su

&ttine SiIttrmanSeu.-8cn I. gu.
Il an tritt Elm nsues Min;isRcm in Operation
unr mir perbsn cine Wenee nsuer @ertel Dollar
t0s un6 5.GsRtsStide srba1tsH. Sirle ter as.
scntpSTtieer aaslinpifdsn MGh3Iorten werSeu
bann pabr1henlith i'm 0ertte berlmter fOmmsn,
iinr lpaRiIhe SisrtI SSlIar Ridt meSr ais 20
Gent seitsn. Die I6pn Irbr abgeftlifentn Stii-
de psrtaufen Fh stsllst6t tlcS nod ais alteS
Siltrr,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

"Oie @orporationen=bofe fenoe Dez
mofratie bat in ibrer lesten Sieun9 ni6t
lpeni9er als IT'S Sneorporationss often
pailirt! Gbe lan9e iperoen bic @bies
lpieber alles bie6 9etban baben fpllen. =
8eI, 1,ur fprtoemaht!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

Die alteife 5rau in Der gBe I ptrn
trabri6einlia bic int DiItriftr williamsburg In
Sdb Carolina tpcbncnpe Nrs. Sinslrtrn Itin.-
Dielsltr 1T In ibrem 1875. Sabre utN Int ssnsrm-
menen 8sIibe ibrr @tiiirsir1lte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25
@ti4ret sengfaFen.- Das Sc,

@sfaret sesen pfaHen.- Das @s'
ifrri unb bic trpscnre Sprade Der lln9lduti9en
nen,li6: "Dis Yfahen frefsn bas @lart bes Gam
psS auf," IcGlte NIT fcl9enben unfdnben persli'
den tprrrsn. Nu@ fOr9faltisen Ssre6nunssr
bftrast Der @ebalt trr 10000 Yrsbiser, bic eS in
ben Ser. Staaten gilt, 6 0iillicnen 3bater. ghr
merle. Der @sbalt Der fdmmtliden GbpUfater
ppr 9atppcrS tcmint gu 35 Millipnen Gbaler, :
bic llntsrbaltunsstc Der Sertre6sr III ben Sc
f1nsnifIen maiden 12 Oiiaionen Gbater aus--unt
bic Der 5unps 10 WliliUnen. DaS @ebalt ber
S6entwirtbe aber betrdst mebr ais ale pprtrbei-
ben G'sbalte sulammrnseRpmmen
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

B9Sn Sranbsnbiirs (DMtldlanr) Strfertist
man iebt Da6,irseln aus @las, welde nstcn
srpesr Dauerbaftisfett ben SprSus babsn, bab
lie pas 9iht BON pbcn rtnlaIen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

Grtranf-am porlesten Wonta9 i'm
Canal 3u parrpoille, Elm Sootmann Ros
mems Gbarles Oennp, ettpa 35 Sabre alt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

BG-Sn 8raflen purbe cbnldnsR Gin GsfIs
Itein ron ielttner S6Snbet bur6 cine aftf f'4rars
se Sflapin ssflinben, uelde benlelben efrrt tersm
Serrn, einen, arrnsn 8ralVlioner, braate. Die.
Ier f6entte Der Stlapin sle& bic gretpsIt nfo ssS
ebte ben Stein sesen ts Sa,, yVslgap i, ssl 'Oh 1iV
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

~Das ,,@RinerS sournal" faet, Dap
eini9e Meit9lieoer oer leeten 9efse9ebun9
lbre 9robe 8era6tun9 bes Maine 9iquor
8eleses oaburb an Den Sag leaten, oab
iie Slaiben NIT 9iqor in ben Salben NIT
in bic 9eies9ebun9sballen brabten!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

@arIbFelh, q. s., 81. Mai. Gin sbr
peroertlides 5euer Bat in ben lebtcn ;pei 1asen
in ben sSdlbern In her Ndbe birles plabee sepif.
ttet. S6en fnS n,ebr ais $50 older SplS ab-
aebrannt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

S6Iis6en StoreS.-Gi Ginise Glsrts
in Ytilantlpbia balm ibrs 9rineipale su tswssn
sduht, bic Stcrcs um llGr 9iadmittass su
I6lirBcn unb rtpa 40 Der erHen 6duler babsa brs
Idlpfen, bieIen @sIu6en su sntIprrden.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

Grger. Staaten Yaffe fSnntn, mad
einer Grflaruns bes StaatsieeretairS, ni6t Dclls
fpmntenen Sdus I'm gluslanbe sciratren, ipsnn
nidt bic Snbaber rerielbsn rirflide giirsr ter
Serenisten Staaten fnb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

n9-Sm @sfdnsui6 bon Blair Gaunts, tn
bieiem Staatr, fben seseuwdrtis smei 0eIansene
rnter 9Ubcsurtbeil, uup feds anSre crtrartsn ibr
8frhEr fir Wlprb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

6rSriefe pelfc itsr 81 lin;e pisssn, unb
anpere sei6riebsne @sscn0dnct, perben bel ftr
pretlbl6 ssl6lcHsnn spa ni6t als. prRartttsl
tetraftct, rub lcaien alic auf einsm anprrn ses.
ae aeIdift werccn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

"Sn @aftcn baben 9. y. Si9oins
uno SO. bic 6eraus9abe elmer td9liben
en9lii6en 3eitune i'm 8ori6lae.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

6rGr. Yetcr q. Stoutcnburs, bon SaftnS
Gailnts, glsusprt, 1arb Dor ciniscn 1rsfn an btr
Orule (GjlanrrrD tpelde arantbeit or f4 RON fsi'
nrm Yferte ;u;ca, paS ct ;u beilen gcIudt Bate.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

H0-3pei stdd SlintOisb, psIde friiber bas
Gigrntbum BON .Senrp Clap iparen, finp nad' Der
Nrp gcrtsr 4uSlfelIns 8rlanbt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

RI~Gine prpttltantiI6e Stride, in wsl6er tri
@Cttcsbienlf in 9ineliI6er Spra6s sebalten pirS
IN In Gan Tran;ietp errihtrt rprpeH.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

Man6rRer, q. s., t8. gRd. GJelarn
fiel bier Gin fur6tbarer 5aselil,irm pcr, rel6er
Der Grnts srcBen S6apen ,usefist bat. Sn rcr
Start itnp mesr als 1000 5enitersS9eiben ssr,
idlaaea.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

gSbeettna 16. @ai.-lleter 800 auss
tpanbaer orn penniploanisn, rslde na6 Saincis
unp Srwa 3iebcn, linb in ppri9cr sEpGe NIT pFer.
ben, Sblen unb g8dsen bier burdsYpsen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

Dg-@uanc lpl Ie6sis 1taIer bic Tonne tcitsn.
3u pisIem prrtIe werSen bic Sauern wenis antrens
ben,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25
eBbis etaats Central. GOmmittee.7

0Sbt9 Stadts Oentrdls 9 0cmnttttee.1
Soleenee 6erren biloen oiefes Sab
'ie ftebenoe 8bie StaatS=@ ommittee:
Ghartes Sbcmplon Sonss, p9ilabsl., 8crFst,
Sotn griee SBet6rin, DO.
Gtarles 0ilpin, DO.
Sptn 8. Diebl, 10.
George Z. 3hcrr, 70.
a6tb. Senrp D. McUrs, DO.
Saeub 9. 8ctcrts, bu.
Sobn 8e6ler, IT,, tc.
Hpbert 6. @larttn, DO.
Sotn SIdcp, Delaware,
5enrp 9. Crane, GbeRer,
DaUib g. Stout, Serfs,
Caleb q. Saslcr, Buds,
Warts 5cprs, Sdneafsr,
Daniel 5crr, bp.
aGtb. 81. @. Sibis9aus, eebanrn,
Gatb. Sames Scllod, glprtbamtertanb,
g8m. Sc. Mebuifes, Saupbin, :
gBells GUserlep, DO. re
9enrs .. Marrel, glcrtbanstcn,
Sames %. 5uller, ee6d,
8. s. 86eeler, Gar6pn,
adtb. Sctn Sprres, 0apne,
u. &. Gprnpn, 6ranfIit,
8obfrt @. Sarper, @pams,
Sciepb @arretIpn, gJprf,
u. y. Sbdrp, Cumberland,
@m. 3. 9BilIpn, Clinton,
gsmunb 9lanaarb, Centre,
Sbos. W. 9pso, 29tcn,ins,
@. 8. @lds9pw, Suntinaton,
@errse 8asmunb, Blair,
Z. 3. Grid, Wlcntpur,
Schn H. gbie, Spmsrlet
sSranfln Stcipart, COLUMBIA,
g8nt. 9. Nliner, 2u,erne,
Spbn SturpeSant, gBspmina,
Sobn 6. goams, Sratfprp,
8. 8. Gra5ier, Susauebannd,
Sames Miles, Grie,
adtt. u. 8cbertIrn, Beaver,
Sofat Sing, slargbens,
Sobn Majcr, SU.
Saues Campbell, Clarion,
Oastb 9te9, grntirrns,
&. s. Gpfcs, Snbiana,
9topo Sensf, Olcnt9umsrs,
Nbtt. sos. 8. 8u6ns, gSeltmrrelanp,
Sobu 8enlpn, Cambria,
.Sames Wt. Se(lrs. Suniatta,
D. 98aibatauSb, 9rofprt,
Spbn Sutton, Glearfielb,
gBn,. 8. BaSpnIeller, linton,
y. Q. satrrrnee, 98aldirstrn,
Stntamin SInnan, SAuylfia.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

payGine MaI6ins uut Carpets 81 l4itteln iF
In qpuissille, &enhlds i'm @ebraud.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

@Oer Seneral= poffmeiIfer BAT fol-
9enoe NnitelIun9en oemaebt: poifmeifter
fit &ustaun, @ecr9e S. Sif1er; pcttss
torpn, Sbomos 8. SHUTTER; SumnDtoipn,
Sacob Saeobp. Campbell perfdbrt
gang unbormbersio NIT ben 9Sbio poits
melitern; es beiBt bab ettpa 0unoert per
Sag 9etopft tperoen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

Tlteber 200 proben BON Gteintcblen
fino in S6upltia Gauntp fir Die 8eltfair
0eiammelt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

glmira, 16. @iai. i.-Das l66nr OCrI @or>
ming febt in 5lamuen. 90 G5etaube imb cine
@tilIirn jug Scl, Fne in Vide selsat,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

Die @binefen efen piele 2(rten bon
Snfeften, ols SCOUTS, 6suibreden, Gros
wGrmer, Seioenraupeni &c. Das miiien
2ederbi0sn fein!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

UBefer man l6tdft NIT einem leeren
Wla9en, als oaB man NIT einem anflaeens
oen SeipiGIen rpa6 lieat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25

DSeper Starr fam. Sebler finben,. Die
rieIs 8luae Ridt ccrbehcrR fSnnen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-25
1915 Stur, glapOlrpns.
1880 Sturj @arls 10.

1880 Sturj 9arls 10.
8
1942 Sob tes ,psrjc9s p. Orleans.
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The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-06-17
FOURTH OF JULY.
EDUCATIONAL CELEBRATION IN
HIOURISTONS,

The Committee appointed by a previous
| meeting Of the citizens Of Union Township,
to make arrangements for the celebration OF
the fourth Of July, in connection with the
subject Of Education, met and organised by
appointing Isaac Taylor Chairman and X. 5.
Clark Secretary. And after consultation the
following programme was agreed upon:
That all the pupils, Teachers, Directors,
parents and the friends Of Education generally
of Union Township are respectfully invited to
meet in Morri5town on the 4th of July at 9
O'Clock A. u, and hold themselves in readiness
to form in procession at 10 o'clock in the
following order, and under the direction Of
Robert Morrison marshall Of the day, The
pupils &echildrcn of each Sub District to be
headed by their respective teacher who shall
carry flag or badge giving the number of
such sub district, and the teachers shall be
preceded by the Directors Of the sub districts
respectfully, and the whole procession to be
headed by the Township g. MOrristown board
Of Education, and march in procession by
order Of Marshall to such place as may be
selected for the exercise Of the day, A report
for the pupils and patrons of the Schools to
be provided by the respective Subdis;rict,
each distric: to take such order and make
such provisions, as they may think best.
Dinner to be served at about II NJ. After
which an address will be delivered on education
and the advantages of Union or high schools.
On motion VIM. Hogue r. s. Clark, and
Robert Morrison were appointed committee
to make other necessary arrangements.
4
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-06-17
CINCINNATI. June 10.
X. S. CLARK, Sec'y.

A fire broke out last night in the liquor
store of Guirand g. Sarran, in Main street,
between Columbia and Front, and spead to
the adjoining liquor store Of R. A. Little G. Co.,
the grocery story Of Nc Cullough, Morris 6. Co.,
the iron store OF Neave g. Free, all Of which
were greatly damaged. The progress of the
flames was checked by the falling of Keys
Malthy s. Co.'S warehouse in the rear Of the
above buildings. The warehouse contained
500 hhds of sugar, considerable quantity OF
molasses, and other goods, most of which were
destroyed.-The total loss is not ascertained
but it is fully covered by insurance. Two
policies on Keys, Malthy g. Co.'s property
were renewed at noon yesterday.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-06-17
0FFor interesting News Items and new
Advertisements see fourth page.
RAIL ROAD ACCIDENT.
ftarnnnnh ca Innn 0

Last night rs the passenger cars were
going into Macon, they were thrown down
an embankment. The Mail Guard was killed,
and five passengers were severely injured,
among whom was the Hon. A. Stephens
IMPORTANT DEcTsIoN.--Judge Stillwell, of
Zanesville, has decided that county sub
scrption to railroad, made in pursuance Of
vote of the people Of the county, after the
adoption Of the new Constitution, upon law
passed before that time, is legal and valid,
| and can be enforced.
Wool ITEMs.-Wool is selling in Venango
co. at 37a to 40 cts pib-part cash and part
trade, says the spectator"
WooL-the amount coming in is limited;
we note sales OF 500 lbs. full blood at 56,
$50 do. at 55, and 500 BIS. common to full
blood, at As to So, which is about the range Of
the morket.-PHS. Gazette.
WooL.-Therc has been an increased de-
mand for Wool during the past week, mostly
for the supply of Eastern manufacturers and
prices are tirmer. The sales comprise about
10000 lbs. among which we notice 1900 lbs
fine Ohio, (new clip) at 60 cts. mos; $500
4
mos; 1900 lbs mixed and tub $3.50; 5000
lbs ! blood IS; $4,000 lbs pulled 45@5l; s
mos; 1000 lbs Western pulled ~, cash; 1000
lbs Buenos Ayrcs 15a, cash; and 1000 lbs
washed Smyrna at 35, ctsh. Several small
lots of the Ncw clip have arrived from New
Jersey, Virginia and the adjoining counties,
which realized 4Oa 47 cts " lb, cash.-PhHa.
Com. List.
WooL-The sales for the week will proba-
bly, reach $4,000 lbs. at 2GG29c for unwashed;
S7@ tOc for tub; 37@39c for pulled; 4OioJoc
for fleece. There is some little speculative
inquiry.-Bat American
WooL ITEMs.-The wool market has been
floctuatng little for few days. 4 good
deal is coming in. Prices range from 4j to
Sc cents; though the latter figures are paid
for an extra quality ony.-Summu o. Bea-
con.
Woot.-The Higdoo, down last evening
, from Council Bluffs, brings 75 bales, or 5000
( to 10000 pounds. This was once the fleece
of focks now on their road to California
! 81. Louis Ne,cs.
| The Rochester Democrat says, "some few
samples of wool have been brought to the
market, but the bulk will be kept back some
days yet. The few lots already presented
have been taken at prices ranging at 80 to 40
cents, which are regarded as the tair opening
| rates.
The Waynesburgh Eagle notes the sale in
Green county, (Pa.) Of about 10000 pounds,
at rates from 40 to 6e. There is some fine
wool in Green county, as it adjons Washing
ton county, the finest wool growing region in
! the west
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-06-17
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Steamer Pacific arrived at New York
on the 18th inst. She brings no news Of very
great Importance. The British Government
refused to state whether the Mediterranean
fleet had been ordered to assist Turkey. Con.
siderable arrivals Of gold from Australia
Nothing from France. Switzerland has or
dcred out all her men to fight Australia, il ne
cessary. The Russian army 100000 strong
is concentrating on the Turkish frontier
Ministers from France, England, Russia ant
Austria made joint attempt to reconcile thu
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-06-17
MONTREAL, June 0.

A lecture was delivered in this city BY
Father Gavazz, this evening, when u mob
collected in such numbers that the police
force was stationed near the church, which
required the aid OF the military. After
the meeting, pistols were fired by the crowd,
whcreupon the military fired one round. 1t is
impossible to say how many were wounded.
1t is believed four or five were injured. The
troops are still drawn up near to the church,
and the mob is at short distance, evidently
prepared for further mischief.
Half past 0, p. MI have just met man
wounded in the breast. One man is ascer.
tained to be killed.
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CtFThe weather for the last few davs has
been extremely hot and dry, proving very un'
favorable for the interests of the farmer
We are sorry to hear that the fly is injuring
the wheat in this section to great extent
Some places there will not be one half the
usual crop. In Guernsey and some other
counties west of us the fly is much worse; in q
great many ncghborhoodS there will be nc
wheat crop at all
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CETTie Wheciing Female Semiaary closes
its summer session the last Of the present
month, and the Fall session commences on
the first Monday Of September. We are glad
to hear of its steadily increasing prosperity,
since its change. Without intending any
disparagcment to its former talented Princi-
pal we regard the Board Of Trustees as hav-
ing made a great improvement on the old
dynasty when they secured the services OF the
present incumbent. The corps OF teachers
are of the best kind.
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TIE MOB Al MONTREAL-FURTn
.. PARTICULARS.
QUEBEc, June IL.

NSoEhACi june IL
There were fifty persons killed, and twelve
mortally wounded by the fire the military on
Thursday.
1t is reported that eight rioters were killed
in addition, names unknown.
An immense meeting OF the citizens was
held, and resolutions were passed, requesting
Gavuzzi to complete his lectures, and censur-
ing the Mayor for inetiiciency.
Intense excitement prevails.
There has been several cases of outrage
committed ON Roman Catholics.
Gava2zi eft this morning for New York.
The Mayor deries having ordered the sol.
diers to fire, aud it is not known who did.
The streets were patrolled last night by the
flying artillery.
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MASONIC.

The brethren of Friendship Lodge No. SO
of Free and Accepted Masons, will celebrate
the anniversary OF St. John the Baptis., in
GAINESVILLE, on FRIDAY, the cath of June
next, by public procession, Oration' DC;
Neighboring Lodges and all Brethren in good
standing are respectfully invited to be with
us ON that day. by order of the Lodge
BEsI. MAcKALL, Committee
N. PArrERs. Invitation.
GAINESVILLE, June 6thA, d. 1853, A. L. oSoS.
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0TThere will be Public Demonstration
Of the Temple cC Honor in Cadiz, en- the 4th
of July. All Temples, Social Degrees, and
the public generally Gre invited to attend
Competent speakers will be in attendance.
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PITTSBURGH MARKET.


June Ia. lo0j.
Flour. Extra sold at $500; Superfnc SO,
So as the ruling rates.
Bacon. Sales of 1000 lbs, Shoulders. 100
pcs. do, and 30 bbs. and tierces do. at ct;
1000 lbs, Huns, and 20 bbls. and ticrces do.
at 81; 1000 lbs. Sides at u; 5000 lbs. and
400 pcs. Shoulders and Hams at 6l@93;
tics Sugar-cured Hams at lla and A do at IL,
with pay for packages.
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SHERIFF's sALE.-James Fulton, Mi.

\ , chael Riley and William Boe, DS; Michael Collins
ct ably virtue of four several wTs of execution 10 me
directed FROM the Court of Common Pleas of Belmont
County, Ohio, at the summer term thereUf A. d. 1852
will expose TO sale at public auction on Tuesday June
2Fh, 1859, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ. aud
o'Cock r. NJ of said day, The uc of the Central Ohio
Rail Road in Putney township, Belmont County, Ohio
Sections No. 30 and a. the following goods and chat
ties to witt nine head of horses nine carls two hundred
shoves, hundred picks one of Blacksmith
forty crohas, twenty picks and wedges segcs
nine sett of cart harness. and all the Rock drest and
drest delivered and undelvored said Sections No. Il
and f7 on the Central Ohio Rail Road.
JOHN q, NICHOLS, Sheriff.
ShcTa's Office, June l0lh, l5j3.-s 81
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BALTIMORE, June Q.

The mail is through from Wilmington,
North Carolina.
The first branch of the City Council, passed,
by vote of fourteen to four, an ordinance
endorsing the bonds Of the Pittsburgh and
Connellsvlle Railroad.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Directors
Yesterday resolved to reduce the fare between
Baltimore and Washington, after the lst oi
July, to l,25.