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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-25
Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad.

Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad.
e sG rs pnaF al GNsf nes To Ta M Ros aESM for
must be paid at Petersburg Portsmouth, except
freight which must be paid in advance delivery Of
This arrangement will afford great advantages
more than one forwarding agent between New and
Raleigh and having their goods produce subjected to
Agents cannot the without subjectng
The greatest care will continue to be taken BY the officers
and agents of the Company every department. of its bus
ness to accommodate the public and promote the interests
Whilst the Western merchants going North passen
ger train will leave Raleigh in the afternoon, the arrival
Of the train from the West the N G. Road due notice
of which will be given. ..-
''N'' L. Oh BRANCH, President
As the Company has two Depots in Raleigh merchants
ordering goods 90 up N G.. are requested
havethe1n that their destination may
s sa they Bs Loaded to the through Depot
Raleigh, Dan. f.. 1865. 1e-!h
:. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERsHIP.
UlHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING IN,
J. the name of HAYWOOD 4, SCOTT is this day dis
All those indebted to the concern earnestly requested
= - E. BURKE HAYWOOD,
:, .. -. g. = .CHARkES g. SCOTT. =
Raleigh, July and, 1856. .-..-...,; 66-.
SbER RhE shs DePED
iss at go
On the arrvaf at Raleigh of the train from the vest the
Of the Baggage and cheek @s t Bsmors or
City, whilst the passengers win be allowed hour and
half to got breakfast and refresh themselves,
They viii be conveyed to and from the Hotels in onni-
Leaving Raleigh at 10 minutes past I, they win reach
Weldon abundant time for all the day trains going North
and South.
By this route the passenger will be trouble
about his baggage the conductor Of this Road will
take charge Of and give check for at the N G. Railroad
Depot. ,s-.s
burg or Portsmouth, $l2. -
Raleigh, April 2s, 1856. -- r.& So 45-tf.4
% Register Hisborough Recorder and Greensbarough
Patriot copy month
ElANS! FANS 1--we HAVE RECEIVED AsLARGE
and choice supply of Pans, comprising many varieties
the most superb Chinese down to six Palm eat
Call at 5- MCGEE & WILLIAMS. s'
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FROM WASHINGTON To FOF<TSMOUIH
. - AND BEAUFoRT,N. C. --.
uJHE STEAMER AUTORIA. CAPT. JOSE
PHUS WALLACE win commence her regular trips
between Washington Beaufort Saturday July l4th
Washington for Beaufort every Saturday morning
at o'clock A. n, and leave Beaufort every Monday morn
ing at O'Clock, A. NJ
ing Fare to Portsmouth So to Beaufort "a; from Ports
mouth to Beaufort $2: Meals extra. =, g.
Passengers the western part OF the State VIII nnd
this the most pleasant Beaufort as they take
Cars from Goldsboro Weldon to son Where they wn
Greenvle distance of thirty.seven miles, and from
(Ireenve to Washington they wn the fine Steamer
Gov Morehead. twenty y-fve miles to Washington.
Ivy ' 49, BENZ. F., HANKS
Washington July 5th 1885, = ? 80 = = 65-tt
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GREENsBoRoUGH MUTUAL LIFE ~

H<REENSBOROUGH MUTUAL LIFE IN
INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY. This Com
pany offers inducements to those wishing to effect Insur
Those who take Policies of Insurance for those
only Aen'bers Of the C0mpan-entited TO such profits
and from the large amount of Deposits the Trust
parn,ents OF the Company which kept actively
ployed. 49,. .--
Policies of Insurance issued the applicants ownlife
or On OF slaves for year. term of years. at
moderate rate of premium. -.
Deposits of money received in the Trust Department
the operation of which is that of Sarins Bank-and the
deposoIs allowed interest at the rate of per per
aDnum for time not exceeding four months per
four and not exceeding six months and per
for time over six mouths
Pamphlets containing full and particular information
forwarded to any required address.
d. p. WEIR, Sec. ef Treas
Greeusboreugh, n. C. September l, 1884. sT-Iy
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-25

NTOTICE.ETHE LIE PRESIDENT OF THF CAPE FEAR
Ii Deep Navigation Company svt sealed
Proposals at the FayetteyHe Post Ufcs ahti the 26th
inst for the construction of Lock and Dam Cross
Creek Also for the Repairs of the Locks and Dams
Joness Silver Run Red Rock, and Buck Horn. =
Persons wishing bid for any partorf for the Whole of
the above work. will be furnished with plans and specca-
tions by applying E. A Douglass Chief Engineer,
Creek V
- IT,. ~ ALEX. MURCHISoN, Pres't. s.
JulY,l7. 1856. 81, =. 6S-5E
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L f. > rss 20 - 'MURFREEsBoRo, N. C.
Dr r IT wokruxGroS: If affords pleasure to say,
that we have used your Cholera Darha Medicine for
last twelve months and have found varasy successful
sion to use it. We entertain high appreciation OF its
ue and have no hestaon in expressing the opinion that
" - RICHARD u. COWPER.
~ - g. B. +. SPIERS.
Oct: II, 1854. se-a
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Jones, sulphur and ChaIyBeate Springs,
M ,DpEC aOIINTX. n ~

- Jones' Sulphur and ChalYbeate Springs,
-.,- = WARREN COUNTY, NC ,.. .., ...
TWNHESE SPRINGS ARE SITUATED IN HEALTH
fu and pleasant section of country, miles from WI
renton and miles from Henderson, at each of which
places hacks may always be found ready to convey visitors
ouates of the waters undoabted tested by expert
cnce of fifteen years and the acconned aons, in all
peets good The establishment is now open for the recep
tion Of guests. r,,,,,,s -. -.
For Board per month, -. - - 80 ~ ~7s25 90
week. = - 90
-. ~-s. - day, - ~a~vE' I 50,
For Children and Servants, PRICE. ~'"~--.-AE
Persons ren1ping the whole Season. say three months
will be charged The rate of $50 per month $50
daily mail win be brought to the Springs throughout
the season go
july s, 1855. - e62-w4w.,
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EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE,
WASHINGTON CO., VA.
' TGNHE FALL, SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
W will cemmence on the 18th day of AUGUST next:
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kGreat Mail Route from Hillsbofough to the
North, by the Raleigh q CASTOR Railroad.

ElANS! FANS!--WE HAVE RECEIVED A4LARGE
II and choice supply of Pans comprising varieties
the most superb Chinese down to six pence Palm
Call at MCGEE & WILLIAMS. D.
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This is to certify that have used Dr. r. H. Wo,fhlng-
toms Cholera Medicine in my family for the last four or
i've weeks in of Bowel Complaint common
in our vicinity with invarnbe success One OF he cases
who was 30 enueafe by effects of the disease that its
life was nearly despaired Of when my wife happened to
tiI frat she would the Cholera Medicine, and did
So with complete success in less than rty-eigh hours
am thoroughly of opinion that no family should be With
0uG Given iU under my hand Sd day of October -
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ID ALEIGH Il GASTON RAIL ROAD.-SIavcs
HNare not permitted to travel the Rail Road without
written permit from their owners. Duplicates should in all
be given the Ticket Agents instructed retain
one copy of every pass JAMES NJ. POOL,
Ticket Agent
Raleigh, January 6, 1854. l5.-
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WINDSOR, n. c., Sept 1S 81.
Dr. R. H WoRTHNGToN-Dca Sir: l have made some
effort and have succeeded Introducing your Medicine to
the public and find it is taking very well indeed and the
result is that l have nearly sold what You sent me
therefore wish YOU would send more as soon as
Won can x y have the slightest doubt but that
this Medicine the best remedy out Tor the disease
me supply would not like to get entirely out OF IT,
. Yours truly, -. ,-,-,-,,or
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RR. Il. BURKE HAYWOOD, WELL con-
II TINUE the Drug Business at the Store heretofore
occupied by HAYWOOD SCOTT, and will keep large
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals; Dye Woods and Dye
Ps o d and osa d %na9w ,r fs
= -Scgars, Tobacco, &C.. DC. r . - = = r.
To which calls the attention of his friends and custom
er being determined to sell low house in the
City. .s... .-
orders from the country promptly attended to- aud Pre-
scrptions put up BY careful and comPefent person
: sRaieIgh July 2nd, 1855. 81
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DR. JyoRrHNe4oN-Dear Sir: take great pleasure in
recommending your Cholera Medicine to the public and
more especially since have had personal experience ana
observation of its beneficial effects. - . .
Il have several remedies put frcholera &c. but
have never found such happy results from any as from
T"ur invaluable remedy. have such unbranded conf
drnce it's efficacy that am unwilling and Ti not 1 ears -"
o ~ w z. BEAMAN.
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. - [From the Murfreesboro' GazetteI =,
Mssrs Ep1ToRs: In hooking the last number OF the
Gazette found comnunication from our rIepd hT Ia
Sn;srs recommending Dr. r. H. Worthihgtons Cholera
Mixture to the public the of DarrhGa Dysenters
and other kindred diseases Having experienced IN my ow
csc the haDny effects well as other members
of nv family can safely say that regard it as superior to
any remedy have ever used in OF twenty
as an nyauab!e remedy and every individual to procure
bottle and keep by them in these times OF
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-05-24

In relation 10 streets in the Nlage of ST Cairsville.
Under an Act entitled an act Tor the prest rvutlOn
and repair Ul the National Road.
Sec Is. When said Road passes through any
Town or Village, each and every person owning or
occupying Lot vita improvements un the same.
shall be Obliged il required by the Commissioner or
Engineer having charge OF snid Road, to make or
cause be made pay ed valley the whole length of
said Lot or Lots, and i the line of the original
ditch and according To the grade thereof und TO
keep the same IN good repair all times to ad-
nit of free passage for the wafer, any person ni-
ing or ncglectng to comply vii the conditions Of
this section shall forfeit and pay two dollars for every
twenty four hours he may So fail or neglect
Sec. l6. Every person who shall deposit wood
coal, lumber, or any either kind o.! material any
part vi said road as TO obsruct the bitches,
pike. sidu-ruad give rise to the accumulation
o rubbish. or any kind ot obstruction shall for every
such offence forfeit and pay Two dollars, together
with the forfeiture oi all wood, coal lumber &C. 10
the Road the same being materials deposited"
1--WE the Lessees o the National Roud authorize
and empower the Council OF the Incorporated Village
OF st. Clnirsye TO enforce the provisions of the fore.
going sections, within tie Corporate limits OF said
Village" "DOILE Il FOSTER"
"By SAMUEL FOSTER,
Residen, Engineer OF the National Road
On Motion il is Resolved by the unanimous vote
OF the Council OF the Incorporated Village of ST.
CIairsvie, that they will and do hereby adopt and
accept the foregoing assignment, and agrec to un-
dertake 20 enforce the conditions of the foregoing
Sections within the Corporate limits OF ST. Glars
vile.
WILLIAM Fans, Mayor.
Attest: NJ. j. w. GLOVER, Recorder.
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DEATHS.
OBITUARY.

Mrs. MARY WELSH, wife of Judge John
Welsh of this vicinity, departed this life on
Monday the l4th inst, in the 4lst year OF
her age.
Mrs. Welsh and her husband became mem
bers o: the NJ. E. Church in 1885, wien the
Rev. David c. Merryman was ir charge o..
the St. Clairsvills circuit, during an extern
sive revival upon the portion of the circuit
in which they resided. Mrs. Welsh evnced
her attachment to the principles of divine
truth by perseverng attention TO the active
duties OF life and her consistent practice of
her religious obligations. She was an aifec-
tionate wife, a tender mother, devoting all
her energies to the welfare OF her numerous
family and esteemed by ali for her kind AM
social qualities.
She leaves husband and nine children 4
numerous relatives to mourn her mewhat
early departure, but leaves them also the
consolation OF believing that she is now in
higher and heller sphere Of endless life, with
bright example of truthiulness and n'egr-
.ty left for Il hem to follow, that they also may
be ready when the time oftheir change shall
come.
ner tuheia' LOON P'aN' Y" .I;a;o,,, sor
ter her death with appropriate rehslous ser
vices. Her remains were deposited IN ther
last resting place on beautiful mSuhu On
the farm of her husband near the line o. Inc
Central Ohio Rail Road, attended by lars
concourse of sympalhising friends and neigh
bors.-CoM
On the morning of the 18th inst, OF Scar
lot Fever, after short illness, JOHN SYL-
vAXus, son of Samuel NJ. and Pleasey Ellen
Thompson, of Richland Tp., sged . years and
nine months.
Parents lament their lovely boy
And drop the scalding tear;
The loved one smiles in angels 10Y,
WithGod our Father near
Al his residence in Pultney Tp'' on the
18th inst, Mr.. JAMES HUrcHSsoF' Esq II
the s6,h year OF his age
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MARRIAGES.

On Tuesday morning, 18th inst, by Rev.
J. M. Rankin, Mr.. Thomson BUTCHER, and
Miss RUTH ANN HULsE, both of this vicinity.
On the 10th inst, by Rev. N. c. Worth
Ington, Mr.. JOSHUA r. LUTON and Miss LY-
Ola ANNE FAwcET-, all Of Belmont Co. ..
On the 18th inst, by Rev. John Coil, Rev.
SAMUEL H NEsBIrr. of the Pittsburgh Con-
ference, and Miss ELIZA JANE, daughter OF
James Moore, of Belmont Co. Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-05-24

nrWhile attending the funeral of. BIO. TuoMAs,
ut Barnesyille; on Saturday evening last, we were
impressed with the peaceful and quiol appearance
Of the burying ground. A holy calm pervade4 the
place, making it desirable resort for the friends of
the departed. All, down to the pillow ofthe grave
there comes no hurting dreams of woe" But
there remain. one duty to be performed by the sur
vivors after tho body Oft friend is lowered to its
last resting place, and .he msmory of that friend
lowered to its resting place in ie heart 1t remains
for them to give evidence 10 the world OF their al.
fiction by erecting suitable tablet to the memory
of departed worth. Our lrionl Evans, in Baraes.
vile, st ands ready to furnish all kinds Monu.
ments, Tombs Head & Foot Stones, executed in the
best STYLE He is doing good business, but he can
do more. His shop is few doors west of the Post
Office.
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NrDurinLy the heavy fall of rain on Friday even
ing last an @ Id customer down town took it into his
head to burn ou, his chimney. Tie blaze arising
from the chin 1ey caused the alarm of fire to be rails
ed which drew every body to the street. The result
was that everyl ody got bored and drenched with
rain Wonder i' the old chap heard ofthe so
ry Of the shepherd boy who alarmed the neighbors
by crying out rolf His house may appear TO be on
fire once too of en-.
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wild berry, Dandclion, yellow
Dock. nMd S.It Its;innrilIn,
Saved from, ncnII,!

Testimony Of Mr. AAIH,s MATHEWS, u highly re-.
spectacle and wealthy CitiLan OF Ne" dsk, \. J.
Uk. q. w. HALsEI:-l believe yOur FCrC-L Wine and
PILLS have letn he tneshs OF saving my life. When
commenced taking them laid the IOint OF death
with D,Onsy. PiIeS aud Asthma. Iy physicians hal.
given me over a. past cure, aud my family had u, ali
hopes of INV recovery. While n'ihis dreadful sul.
ton your Forest Wine and Pills procured for me
aud beiOiel had finished the first bottle of the Wine
aud box of Pits experienced great relief; my body
and limbs. which were geaty swollen bccame scnsi.
bly, reduced. HOrtsO my recovery hogan now TO re-.
vvc. and aier continuing the oi your med ines
for about a month, the Piles aud Asthma were com.
pcIely cured. The Dr0psy, WIN which my life was
placed III such great danger, was aisO nearly gone.
have continued the oI youg s tcios anil the r,g
cnt thJ, aud lnow enjoy as Ier!ect health a. ever
did IN MY he, aAnoagh am more tGaH siA:y years OF
age. Yours, Respectfully,
Icr III ,,,ru,,,y.,
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Gran enterpriSe-ing cotemporary who. no
doubt feels his Indignation acelltng up from
his honest heart agains, US, for past tarors,
takes us % ta.k for the nature Of our adverti-
sing. lie is perfectly welcome to all he can
mako on that branch, of business against us
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~ We publish this week the list of premiums 10
be awarded u, the ext Belmont County Fair. The
list is liberal and Vi i'll no doubt bring out many 10
the Fair II the seas turns out well as il now
appears 1t will we may look Tor the best fair ever
held in the county We think they might have
distributed more Agricu lttual papers 10 very good
niyautare
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fTiN another column may be found the adver-
,Nsenents ct lepbods Compound Fluid Extract
OF IIchu," and FLUID Extract Sa.saparilla. II is
unncc Ssary for us to give these medicines the usual
patent ~ ~FlS that Quack nos strums of the day
get to nuke tem sell, their medicvl virtues are
TOO well known oit. Persons affli cted with dsca.
ses for which they ar> RECOMMENDED, will find them
as represented and nceG huTe 30 hes ta1cy whnies-
er in using tcm as they hre safe speedy und certain
in performing cures A. {. MARTIN & Co, Sole
AGENTS for Belmont Co.
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Saturday, the esd of June.
EVERYBODY RUN HERE!

THERE will be a meeting Of Teachers in st
Clairsvie, in the School House, at the West end o
Town, on Saturday, June the lst for the purpose o
organizing Ip. Institute. All nre respectfully in
yited TO attend, but especially those Of our owr
Township ID. Il. MOORE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PALSY
ANOTHER INSTANCE OF THE LOSrFACuL.
TIES or TIE HUMAN SYSTEM RESTO.
RED BY THE FOREST REMEDIES.

ANOTHER INSTANCE OFTHE LOST FACIlt
TIES OF THE HUMAN SYSTEM RESIO.
RED BY THE FOREST REMEDIES.
Mr. Jo1pAY r. Coar, respectable citizen Of
Orange, n sends us the following Certificate OF
the cure oi Mrs C0ndit oi Pal5cy by the use of the
FogfsT WINE and PILls.-.
OEiNGl, N J Feb 18th, 1854.
ID. Il. w. lIALEY... Dcar Sit."My wife had u
stroke OF palsey, 80 severe that her whole system
was completely parnlyscd She continued to grow
weaker Tor nearly Two years, losing all USE and SEN.
sbllly OF her body and limbs. We almost despaired
OF her recovery. At this time she began to take
your Medicines Their good effects were soon cx.
porlenced' She began gradually to improve In
health, aud IN few mon LIS recovered entirely
The extraordinary effects Of your Wine aud Pills in
curing my vile ol n complaint which we never cx.
peCted her TO get the better Of induces inc as dny
we owe to yourself and the public to sen you this
ceflilicnloi JornAN =. CoSDiT.
! anu acquainted with Mr.. Jothun r. Condit, nnd
know the above TO be true.
H. p HERMAN, Esq
The case of Mrs. Condit is u striking coincidence
OF the power O the Forest Roncdies ia Restoring
the lost energies OF tie animal economy They ex.
EFT peculiar influence on the nervous system and
blood, penetrate the minuicst vessels that verge to
the skin, Cquazing the circulation and resnscita.
Iing Tie Vitality ol every part of the body. In all
Nervous Disorders, Debility, Affections OF the Kid.
neys, Dyspepsia, Low Spirits. Constitutional Weak.
ness, aud various other complaints, these remedies
have proved cmiuentlly successful
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

BRIDGEPORT PRICE CURFs ENT'.
For The weeE ending May 1911, 1855.
FLOUR.
Has declined some. Selling from wagon OF $40
retail. 1880 a 1913 as Brand.
CoRNMEAL-trom 80 cts to 81 retail 1875
GRAIN.
WuEAr-Giving, for good white s2,OO.
CoRN--We quote this week from S7n90c.
OATs-We note sales rom wagon at 5Oa55- re-
all, GOGG2.
DnluD FRulT--Nothins doing
CHEESE
Good Cream cheese, l2s; scarce.
RIcE in COED drmand-prices continue to advance
Sales OF this week ut Z. by the obi Looking up.
Cortur- rather on tho decline. Sales from III to
- as per quality
BAcoy looks downwards little. We quote sales
latter end of the week at I! for shoulders and sides
with rib in; - for clear; 10 Tor hams
BucKErs AND TUDs--Large tubs selling for $500
y doz; small 100.
BUCKETS dcz S2,37,
CSXnLIs AND soar dipped Ib lsc., mould lc,
soap 81.
MLckrsuL No, medium, in kali bbls at @d,5oa
No S--large II ,25. No. ? small 100.
LAKE FIsu--Herring in halt bbls, 800, white fish
$50 u 10, 90 per b3 halt hbls 500 a $50.
GROCERIES.
Sugnr and Molasses are lrln al the following quo
tations.
SUGAR has been selling at 6in6i by the hid, and
Gia7 by the bb with an upward tendency.
MoLAssEs--Sales made from 81 to 35 us for time
cash, the outside figures mostly ruling either for
time or cash.
uAY--Declined selling on Friday and Saturday at
Sl4,O0 per ion.
Six twist tobacco advanced TO II cts. per ID.
SALT, No. !, extra, S2,25
IRON AND NAILS.
Co. .Nmon Bar 3! els, for Pittsburgh; cts for Whee.
ling. LNrils tor lod S4 20, for q & Cd, 4,25
LUMBER.
Our lunib sr dealers are getting on large stocks,
we quote p ices a; l6 90 for best common. For
second best IA 20; for clear 30 per 1000 feet
WHITE LEAD--2,37 pr keg.
| I.INsEEDoIL scarce ] 90.
PoTAroEs, selling the latter end of the week from
| ,25al 40, as v quality
| WINpow GLASS; 10 3,?5, 10 X l2 $50, l2 Ii
400.
| -----~~-, ~~------~>~->-~- = >---------
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MAsKrT.-The time for holding the market in
town has been changed from until O'Clock a.
NJ. TO until O'Clock A. NJ. The former hour was
too late. The market on Tues1ay morning was
well attended, and had much greater variety OF
cles Tor snle
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-05-24

acrR. B. RYAN is still engaged i'll the Foot and
Shoe business ut his old stand. His stock consists
ofevery variety Of covering for the feet Of male or
lemnle lnrne or small. and prices 10 suit.
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WARE, HARDWARE.
ROAD NOTICE.

y OTlCE is hereby given that petition
wiil be presented 10 the Commissioners Of Bel.
hDhl county, ONO, 10 yarae such portion Of the road
past the rcsdfnoe Ol israe tdweilss pssse, thy6uvI
HE Lands owned by David B UpdcEtsf aud H. Black.
''d' ana allow 1t 70 'c cloied. May B. i-jj
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o1rThe Court of Common Pleas adjourned on
Monday morning, There viii he.ar adjourned tcrrl
something in August next
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-05-24

@ L o + S--French Brandy. Port
4 Wine. aud Holland Gin. for Medicinal rurpo.es,
'Hiy, warranted pure, for sale by
May, ;rd, iejJ. &C MARTIN & Co.
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lrticular attention is invited TO my
Immense Stock Of Clocks.

Immense OtOCK Of ClOCKs.
Being the largest assortu cnt in Wheeiing-embIa
cling about Fily different patterns, III Alahaser Chi
ma, Paper MaIche, Iron, Git, Bronze, Mahogany
Rosewood and Walnut irames,-some 30 hour Clocks
as low as IS cents aud good day time pieces, warrant
ed 10 run WE'LL from S3to IS each.
Purchasers are earnestly invited 10 examine my stock
40 al, able and determined TO sell st the LOWEST
'ST..Wa,ehes and Clocks carefully repaired aud wa
raiied' J, T.. SCOTT,
..- No, i57 Main ST. Wheeling,