The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-06-23
CLIPPINGS.
ny SCIIZORS.

The President has officially recognized
James +. Melin, as consul and commercial
agent oI Meckenburg Schwern, for the State
ol ONO, to reside at Cincinnati. aud John
smIdi, as consul of Wurtuiuburg, for the
State OF Kentucky, toresdo at Louisville
BaH. american.
6-FThe horrible details Of the riot at L,-
scIIe, Illinois, in December last, can no,
nave escaped the memory Of our readers. The
account oi the murder of Albert Story was
sIckenlng to read. -Four of those who were
engaged in il have been found guilty, and SEN
fenced to be hung on the 2Sth Of July next.
An AntiNebraska Convention is called AT,
Mount Vernon for the 10Th of June. The
call is headed by Henry B. Curtis, whiu of
the Webster school, aud followed by some
sixty OF The leading citizens OF all parties
Samuel Galloway, Jacob Brinkerhoof, John
Z. Vaughn and others, are invited to address
She meeting CieUc. HeraH
0.l~It is said that Mat. +. Ward, visited
Louisville few days since, and Immediately
on its becoming known that he was in the
ciy, public meeting was called, and excite
ment ran 80 high that he left as hastily aud
secretly as possible.
RAvEHwoOp. A new city of this name has
sprung into existence, ten miles from San
francisco, on the Bay. A wharr is to be
constructed costing S 900.
GTFdthor Matthew, tho great apostle of
temperance, in ireland has had another So
we're attack of palsy. Ills physicians adviso
MN to take "Trip to the island Of MADEIRA.
Ills s,ratened circumstances alone prevent
him from going.
The Ohio Statesman is bousting Of tho
financial condition Of The Penitenliary, md
says that il will pay its own way this ycnr
Astonishing! Is it not remarkable that five
hundred able bodied men who get their work.
shops aud lodging free of cost and whose clo-
thing md provisions are Of the coarsest and
cheapest kind, should be able to pay their
way at time when other men, working at
similar business aud not more hours thnn
they, make n dollar day above expenses.
provided they live as economically, Surely
this is something to boast of, and the States.
man should keep it before the peopc-Pigua
Reg.
~ From Parliamentary returns, il appears
that the expenditure Of England during the
war FROM 1903 to 1915 inclusive, amounted to
Ll,l59,72o,25G, or close upon five thousand
eight hundred million dollars!
An EXTENSIVE CHURcn EsrABrJsumgYr--
The Established Church .! England, has
within the last twenty years, without the as.
slstance OF the State, built 1000 churchrs
at u cost OF 10 900 900 or 10000 900 The
Church of England also receives enormous
revenues from tho State.
New Haven, Conn, chose her Charter
Officers on Monday Wings in the main by
more than nn average majorily For Mayor
--Chauneey Jerome (Whig) lllS; VIM. A.
Reynolds COZ.
THE TINE TO CuoosE.--"Thc best time to
choose a wiie Is early in the morning. II
young lady Is at all inclined to suIks and
slatterness, 1t 10 just before breakfast. AS n
general thing, woman don't yet her tcmper
ON I'LL after 10 A. M.-Youag Mans Guide.
0@-John Mitchell, the Irish refugee, re.
sently said:
you will find an lrishman base enough for
any deed Paltry enough Tor any li,tIcness,
ribbed enough for any papinJay assurance or
parrot pra,e.-lhese things are not faults of
blood or race, they are faults Of nature"
~SIScULAR, ~ TRUE.-It is said that ther.
10 not single Jew in the United States en-.
gagged in agriculture.
vs'HE STATE OF ONO, BELMONT
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