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Second District Pound.

Second District Pound.
REIAS brought to the Second District Pound corner
w Of St. Ann and Derbigny streets as estrays-
One gray Horse, about 10 hands high, blind Of the
right eyeslefs fore foot sore, no brand visible
One yellow, white and black Fernae Goat, lsSs ear
cropped. ~ 5an - e
One black Female Goat, with white spots
Which, il not claimed within ten daYe and the AZ
penses thereon paid will be sold said pound at public
auction on sAIURDAY, the 18th inst at 10 O'Clock
a. ID. AUG s. PHELPs
Street Commissioner.
III etc conduit an Depot des Epayes du Second Dis
IL trict, Pencognure des St. Ann ct Derbigny,
commes epaves- G&
Tn Gheval girls denyiron 16 mains de haut borgne de
roe drot e pied gauche de deyant maade. sans eampe
visible. y$
Une ohevre iaune, blanche ct noirs roreiIe gauehe
ecourtee,
Une Chevre noire, ayant des taches blanches
81 les dits animaux sont pas reclamees dams dix
ours ct les depenses payees lis seront vendus encere
pubiique, dit depot SAMEDI, lie Is du courant 10
heures a. NJ. AUG s. PHELPS
Gommssaire dee Rues.
aouveile Orleans, lie Aout, 1856. aus Is IS
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b Y RAILROAD DIRECT fssFss ssn -

p TO The WEST, $aHr ~ As%a9E~=---dIg
sims between Washington and Cincinnati II hours.
Through fsd ssfsas p sbss So & K a ha1 e aBAh1s'n
between Warrington, Baltimore and
1ne connection between the trains
bound West from Baltimore always r,omny d. a. the Wash
Benoe only change qured 7hing
ton md The Ohio river Baggage j. checked ough Wheeling
the pa.aenge without charge for these holding through tickets
Ion The connee;ng trains leave Washington daily
A. NJ an Az z. Nj. On Sundays AT the latter houf
At Wheer direct with the
ing through Newark colambrs These
sandusky Ralroad for sandusky Toledo Dero Chicago, ST.
AT Columbus The Railroad trains
Of the Little Miami Railroad Xsna, CreIuna Louss,
Az enia on e Mam harad connection u formed with the
FaengeIa holding hroagh Memphis yickahurg Nat
At Cne nnat to the Mail foy Evans
vile. cal1o , and st. Louis are sod by thia route.
tickets sold when the Ohio nasgabe between Wheeling
orty mles) where connection with the Cleveland
fayea requested while this Ia the only route
nhedns through tickets ana checks Wafangton it a the
great We,t TIE distance from hingon SIS
miles being abors leo mite orter than any other roue
% 5o columbas is ds Dayton. 5o Cncipna ss;
" ss s. BY steamer from Cincinnati sls indianapolis
81 u IL ~ q sss
Pesmea .nd
passsngs may leave Wa 1gton At For III.
the trains Baltimore Annapolis etc., see spses
R For further information through tickets etc. apply to THos
JOHN H. DONE,
,., Master Of Tranepo .tation,
1e26 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Baltimore.
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Fourth District Pound

OuLtA AS1SaIICL ICuUQ.4 -ra.-.5e..
NXT as brought to the Fourth District Pound on First
Wv street, between Rousseau and FuItsn streets as
estrays-
One black and white Female Goat, with wattles, nc
horns.
One black Goat, with white the head and belly
One bay Horse, is hands high, bob tail.
One bay Mare, about IA hands, with bay colt.
One dun Colt.
One bay Horse, with star on the face.
One Cow, yellow and white
One Hefer, yellow and white
Which, if not claimed within ten DAYS and the ex-
penses thereon paid will be sold at public auction at
said pound, on FRIDAY, the 18th inst at 10 o'clock
A. M. AUG. g. PHELPS,
Street Commissioner.
New Orleans August O. 1866
MI etc conduit au Depot deB Epaves du Quatrieme
District Premiere entire les Rousseau ct Full
ton, comme epaves-
Une Chevre blanche ct noire sans cornea ayant des
glandes
Une Chevre noire syant des taches blanehes la tete
ct au Tentre.
Une Cheval ba de 16 mains haut la queue scourree
-Une Jument bal, d'enyiron Id mains ayaut I'm pou-
lain bal.
I'm poulain brun fonce.
Un Cheyal bai 8yant une etoile au front.
i Une Nache jaune ct blanche.
Une Gensse jaune ct blanche.
81 les dts enimaux sont pas feclamees dams dix
ours ct les depenses payes lis seront yendus renehere
pubique, au dit depot, YENDREDI, lie II du courant,
. 10 heures A. d. AUG. 3. PHELPS, M Ne
Commissare des Rues.
Nouyelle Orleans, lie 6 Aout 1856 au7' Ia IT r
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LINE OF fssSs.-. yzss Essassa.sgss
STAGES FROM cIINroa, Ais atssa 1szS Ss e

fESRI-WEEKLY LINE OF fsszs sz< Essssssssssssta
sTAsEs FROM CLINTON, essse H.
EAST FEItGIANA, sing through ahEENsBuRG ANTE
CITY i on the NEW ntLEAhs and sAcEsoN RtlLRoAD
leaving Amie Cy Monday Wednesday and Friday
rival OF the Train New Orleans reaching non
sho same evening Al O'clock Returning will leave Clinton
Tuesday hurstay and Saturday at o'clock Ia the morning and
afffving AZ Ame City In time the evening train for New
BY this snte will from New Orleans Ciin
ton the sans day. This route IS miles Rarsad miles
Stage The Stage Road unduatng country sord
ing good natural road there
f9na Bag for the transmission Of Lea and Papers has
me oee the New Orleans and jackson Railroad No
street. and will be Railroad every Monday
ay and day OF o'clock hs rnug, and
b " p " she proper delivery Letters and Papers
LOT through from New Orleans Clinton
be Five Dollars will thus the cheapea qu
as0 r, Z. HESLER Amiie City.
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NKTAs brought to the City Police Jail on the Sd day
Wv Of July, the light negro boy JACK is feet u
inches high, about 40 years old Says he belongs to
Rigands brickyard ut Pensacola, Fa Tbs owner Is re-
auesed to call aud claim said slave according to law
B, BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jah
New Orleans, July 10. 1855. 1yl I'm.
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Sticky 10 any ciimate-The largest
cond in this other market and ut which vii
the Among found
whte black weighing only
Covers Piano GeysTq Nq,ssy c0h Betting Packing Hse Wsa
Boots Shoes Also, Wehhns fo Boots
Bce and ober aEtisle in the hne aad
raia Exporara are invited examine our stnek before
elsewhere, will them anahs than
other manufacturers. ROGERS & WYCKoFf,
(Sueeessors to II. H. Dav) 70 CouIsiand st.,
Rubber Go11.
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seRAZIL NUTS-30 bbls Brazil Nuts,S for
3 anls by A.F. COCHRAN > HALL ss sraverst. iyll
q EMONS--l500 boxes in store, for sale by
u iaIR RAREi.LT h CO.. CanraDa At
-~a+
ESlDESs-ae hhds Clear, for sale by
- 3Ya ss, il, RssAH1s Goa 10 Tsaeapsisasss siiss
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AN IMPROVED MICROSCOPES. is said that
a Mr.. Kinds of Ohio, formerly of New York, has
recently constructed in our city compound
microscope, which for magnifying power. is not
equaled by any in the world In 1851 he con-
structed, We are informed, microscope capa-
BILE Of magnifying objects II ,000, 600 times
| The enc just completed has diamond lens,
with a power surprising by nearly 1000 600
! that of 1851. We have not seen the instrument
| spoken of. nor do we personally know our oors
/ respondent, but We give him ihs benefit Of this
announcement - o matter OF interest TO the
scientific wsgls, asd fss them to verify,
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Third District Pound.

Third District Pound.
VNTAS brought TO the Third District Pound No SO
wv ElyEian Fields, as e5trays- lslf'5 r. IA N
bay Horse IA X hands high branded on the left
thigh, no other brand msrk visible
Which, If not claimed within ten days, and the ex-
perse thereon paid will be sold public auction at said
pound, on SATURDAY, the 18th inst at S O'Clock p NJ
AUG. Is. PHELPS,
Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, August 7, 1866
I'll etc conduit au Depot des Epaves du Troisieme
IL District, rue des Champs Eysees, Nc SO, CONNIE
epaves-
I'm Gheval ba de II mains ct demie de haut etampe
cuisse gauche Gutre arque etampe visible
81 le dit animal NEST pas recame dix jours ct
les depenses payea il sera yendu Penchere pubhque
dit depot SAMEDI, le Is du courent q 5 heures
Pm. AUG. s. PHELPS,
Gommissaire oes Rues
Nouyelle Orleans, lie Aout 1855. aus lS Is
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 8. 1855
OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
sdAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
CITY HALL. Auenst @. /

81 ~ CITY HALL, August 0, 1855.
The election for Judge of the Second District Court
OF rev Orieans ordered for MONDAY, the 18Th
August Instant will be held at the following places
and under The superinlendence Of the hereinafter
named Inspectors, designated and appointed accord
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yaSHE NEW YORK FOUNDRY and IRON
nAIIINE CO. ara
basd r Railing rTe,s also Of his entirely Of
yi,a Rnps and warranted the i
They make Castings Window
Sls
Rs,ne Gfd Brackets Anchors, Gaang
a. nj short tho whsls
buildings class. Sections Of all their
lie 10 and 81 Dugne doos Broad
udry.fo 100 O street, Nar vaT. nySi
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ENSHE friends and customers Of the late la

Mrs BRYAN, l4o Canal stfes MY, II,
formed formerly PRINCIPAL as'aa
DOWNS succeeded 10 ths ea1ae aad viii eoatlha AN
business OF old. =. Az s,;ha,.t "a
Dowua her cordial haaAs isf my ss
gratifying support hs sef. annsy
would hopefully q 'as Pape Y Mncas
her earnest endeaso To rem
herself deserving. Ia, Ar. -.
semi for ss Downs the Canal
sstts sstS ~ Iaa.t noasibIe delay. Hz'i myN
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Police Jail, Second District.
NKTAS brought to the City Police Jail, the 4th
Wv inst.i the negro girl MARY ANN; is feet 0 in
ches high, no apparent marks Says she belongs to MIR
@. Saliva living in the parish of St. Bernard The
requested to call and claim said slave according to law
u. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail.
New Orleans August s, 1856 au7 I5t
KNyAs brought to the City Police JAIL on the 9th
high has mark cut the right foot Says he belongs
to Mr. Haydell of the parish Of st. John the Baptist
The owner is requested to call and claim said slave
cording to law. Il BLANCHARD,
Keeper City Police Jail
New Orleans, August Q, 1855. au7 lot &
NKTAs brought to the City Police jail, on the 9th
wv inst, the negro boy WILLIAM is feet 6 in-
ches high. has the forehead and good white
teeth. Says he belongs to Mr., Bucket, living in the
Third District The owner is requested to call and claim
said slave according to law. #5f E #sfGNa
q. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail.
New Orleans, August g. 1856. auT7t
NMJAs brought to the City Police Jail, the 10th
wv July, the mrlatto boy I0M Ia s feet 81 inches
high about q to % years old has the nose
front teeth cut. Says he belongs to Mr. Edmund Gay
residing in ST. Louis Mo, The owner Is requested TO
call and claim said slave according to Law. - S
e. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail.
New Orleans, August i 1855, au2 I'm
NETAs brought to the City Police Jail, ON the 18th
w November, 1854, the negro boy SAM is s feet 2
inches high and 40 years old Says he belongs to
Mr.. d. shoty or chande, living near Cool Spring, in
Livingston Parrish La The is requested to call
and claim said slave according to law.
4. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail
New Orleans, August !, 1856. au2 I'm
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NrEW YORK AND ERIE fsss sss EsBsassssrzzE5;zzssii

~ RAILROAD. &SsX 49, x5&&--&SgS
on SUNDAYS, only Express Train, 500 z. D
On Monday, i4h 1885, un further notice
will eave the pier f foot Of Duane follows,
DuNKIRK EXPRESS, at6 ga. NJ. for Dnnkfrk.
BUFFALO EXPRESS nj 8 A. NJ. for Buffalo,
MAIL A. H. for Dunkk Brfaio, and
stations. Passengers this will emA'n night oswego,
md proceed the irarnne.
RoCKLAND PASSENGER NJ (from Chambers
sieet via Pienopt Suhsrn's aud ataous
WAY PASSENGER, at p NJ. for Newbugh and otisvlle.
and intermediate stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS, at 5;s0P NJ. for Dunkk Buffalo.
EMesANT p NJ for hunkk and Buffalo, and intermediate
stations.
WAY EXPRESS 1850 for Dunkirk and Buffalo, and inter.
81
These Express Trains EA with he Emra
CARA Falls Railroad for Niagara at Buffalo and Dunkk wi
the Lake Shore Railroad for Cieveand Cincinnati Toledo
Chicago. etc., aud with fstclass splendid ports
Luke Erie.
my3l If D, C. McCALLDhI, General Superlne ndant.
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MURDER AND ARREST. Capt, Ottinger, Of Re-
venue Gutter McLelland, received letter on the
1st from Mr.. Moore, q. s. Engineer of Dauphin
Island, stating that q brutal murder had been
committed by man named John Beasley, on
one Willis Barbour. There being no civil au-
thorities on the Island, Mr.. Moore requested
Capt. o. TO interfere in the matter and arrest
the murderer. Capt O. Immediately on receiv-
| ing the news. dispatched an armed boats crew
under the command of Lieut.. Usher, accompa-
MED by Lieut. Wimms, who proceeded to the
island and arrested Beasely in his own house
while asleep
He appears to have been prepared to make q
desperate resistance, having no less than five
loaded guns, a pair of pistols, and large bowie
knife in his room. They secured him and
brought him up to the city yesterday.
will undergo an examination before the proper
tribunal as soon as the necessary witnesses can
be procured.
We learn from them that after Beaaley was
arrested by Lieut.. Usher, his wife, and man
whose name We did net learn. were arrested by
other citizens, as accessories to the murder, and
sent to Cedar Point. Mobile Register.
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ssREAT sEssg CENTRAL eIa Te:4 soE.zs TX ca sa

q EhEAT CINTNAL EA- tx6a NyM h1s5
WI PRESS AND MAIL ROUTE, %a9 k4i4 M1z2@---sSSkSs@
f,om New Orleans to all points North sld
ILLINOIS CkNTRAL RAILROAD
Summer Arrangement
Two Daily Trains from Cairo Chicago. Time Cairo
York, fifty hcurB, Fair, Thirty Dollars.
Pa will find s the cheapO Psasantsss Rsa
BILE Route in every respect.
Aans Passenger Steamer sses New Orleans daily o'clock p A.
Cairo connecting with ths Illinois Central Railroad Galana
Dubsque, ST. Paul. Council Bn and ali important points
Upper AsasGlppi and Missouri Yyefs.
At Chicago the Illinois Central with the Michigan Central
ali the es Detroif Niagara
Boston, aud
Also from Chicago by the New Albany and Salem Haroaa for
Louisville Cneinnni and all points in Indiana and Ohio.
At Niagara Falls connecting w the L. Ontario Route fol Mon
Quebec Saratoga Springs, the While Moantains.
Through Tickets all points the above route pureaaed
ths Compsny's office Charies street, the
Charles Hotel, Nsw Orleans. w. Il. REDDNG
my9st Agent ilinoR Central Railroad.
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EEsS0P T. &-0HILDS.-Paints., Oils, Windew
N slsss s gsass aas Asslssa sisateAIaga, siers 10
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Fire, River and Marine Insurance.
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF TORONTO, O. W
$500 00e
EpHp. G. 0'BRah Secretary. A. NJ, CLARK, Pssiasnt,
BRANCH OFFICE. No. Do Camp st. New orlesns.
W undersigned prepared tossue PoLICIEEagainr
sEAs and against
byFIRE, ,atths currenrases Of premium. ezs4 Is
BENJAMIN FLOR ANCE. Agent
uEIy HARMON DIANE. .Asstsiank Aksst,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-12-20

A SLEEplSG AUDIENCE RoUsED.- cor
respondent informs US Of an incident which
occurred at the Congregational Church IN
Westminster, ia this State, last Sabbath.
The clergyman, an aged minister, was pre-
aching from the text, 81 speak as unto
wise men; Judge ye what say" He ad-
vanceG as far as "lhirdiy" when he OBJ
served that many of his hearers, overcome
by the heat of the day, had fallen asleep
Stopping in his discourse, and wiping the
pers piraton from his !urrowed brow, he ex-
camet:
"My friends, as the day is sultry and
oppressive, will stop while, and request
the choir in the meantime to sing the tune
of 'coronation, commencing "my drowsy
powers, why sleep ye so'"
The effect was electrical, bringing the
audience to their feet. They remained s,anc'
ing, while the sublime chorus, from the
combined voices of the choir and, congrega
ton, soon filled the house, aud ehectually
destroyed the despotism To sleep. Th'
preacher resumed hio discourse at thirdly
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-12-20
SAggFTH READING.


GTSpeakng of early religious impress
sions, the editor OF the Cleveland Herald
vuuches for the correctness of the following
incidents:
A Presbyterian clergyman in Northern
New York, had two smart boys, just old
enough to have uquiting minds but not to
discern the reason Of things. They were
taught to pray, and the efficacy and reed
OF prayer were daily impressed upon them
Both boys had patch of "tucket" or
"pop" corn in the garden, aud the grow
iag blades were watched with intense IN
terest. small! reward being held out q
stimulate their Industry. One day, the
father walking near the "patch," heard
the voice of the youngest solemnIy engaged
in prayer, and drawing near, listened to
the following petition;
"Oh, Lord, make my corn grow great big
corn, but make brother---grow all liz
tie nubbins!!"
.- In this city, last summer, consCientI'
ous lad had, on the impulse, done something
which hs knew his mother would not APP
prove. He was sincerely sorry, and carried
his grief 10 the ear Of sister and said h'
had prayed for forgiveness. His sister cons
forted him by assuring him that God wouIt
forgive him. With tears streaming dowI
his honest face he replied: 81 know Coo
will forgivs me, but | am afraid mothe
WON'T There is lesson in that touching
reply which should teach all mothers t.
be careful never t. "break the bruiSe'
reed"
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Beautiful Figure.

Two painters were employed to frescoo
the waits of magnificent cathedral; both
stood on rude scail'Dd, conslructcdlur the
purpose, some forty feet from the h)or.--
One Of them wns 30 intent upon his work
that he became wholly absorbed in admira
ton and stood of from the picture, gazing
at it with intense delight. Forgetting
where he was, he moved backward slowly.
surveying critically the work Of his pencil
until he had neared the very edge OF the
plank upon which he stood.
Al this critical mrment his companion
turned suddeny around, ana almost frozen
with horror, bcheld his imminent peril
another instant and the enthusiast would
be prsci iptated upon the pavement beneath;
Ii he spoke to him it was certain denth--
If hs held his peace it was equally sure
Suddsnly no regained his presence OF mind
and seizing wet brush flung it against
the wall, spattering the beautiful picture
with slightly biotches of coljring. The
painter few forward. and turned upon hl'
friend with fierce imprecations, but startled
1t the recital OF his danger, looked ohud
de ringly over the dread space below, anl
with tears Of gratitude blessed the hand
that saved him.
So, said a preacher, we sometimes g.
absorbed in looking upon the pictures o
tho world, aud IN contemplating them ste
backwards. unconscious OF our peril, when
the Almighty dishcs out the imagss, aud
we spring forward to lament tho dostruc'
tion--into the outs.retched arms Of mercy
und are saved.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-12-20

ENRUIT JARS.-A small lot of J Gal.
IL Glass jars, for putting up fruit, call soon at
A. q. MARTIN & Co.
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In ClOaks and Mantillas.

can satisfy even the most fadidtions having on
hand over 100 ofie very richest Cloth and silk Velvet
embroidered or with gimp aud ribbon trimming TO suit
the fancy of one and ALL among these are few "Morie
autqne Gloaks' something rich aud rare. ! will sell
fine twilleu Cloth Cloak rich Tmed and silk lined for
5S. Also ON hand now, a few lined and trimcd for s.
With Fine Worsted or other Dress
Goods
! can satisfy every one ,ofwhch mention; 50 pieces
OF all wool piads for Ladies' aud Chdren's dresses
the goods out. 100 psees Of Frsnch Merinoes of
az coors al prices % cent less than other house
can sell them. Bomba1ines, the greatest bargains.
have seyeralple OF real fine Lupi0us Bomhazine,
worth actually ,5Ot for lS.
Alpaceas at all prices rcrNme,tas, very large as
sortment, of all oolors 'and pricesi some very good
double width Parametts at I2t cents per yard.
Shawls.
100 Long Brochc Shawls warranted all silk md wool
genuine manufacture, for ~ worth 30s.
80 Broohe Square shaws, snch used sell II,
of :. MY assorlmcnI ~ long square plain, fancy and
embroidered Blanket Shawls Is complete of
nearly 800, of all grades and stvcs from cents 20s
of Empire state, Bay state Watercel, and other
DE Beges. GnghSns and Muslin de LANES, a general
assortment
Calicoes.
500 piecss OF Mor iack os warranted fast coiors
at6. cents 200 ps' of44 French Chn,z a, lel cents
per yard.
Nj uslin.
cases fine hlcaehed Muslin all prices, aud do 81
per yard. Three bales OF yard wide unbeache at q
cents All whhs of Muslin and Linen tor pillow cases
and sheets from 4. 4 10 I'D at low prices
large assortment. ~
Fannels, all wool, yard wide, a7t cents; Ticknes,
Checks aud shrting strips. a great variety.
or Cloths, CassmeIes and Cassinetts, a very large
STOCK, at all prices and cOloTs.
IL IN broi deri ies. ..
Pine neede worked seas, soiiars, Sleeves and Chem
cents piccc,Or si,e5 dozen " ''''''
n
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-12-20

can satisfy even the most fadiditions, having on
hand over 100 very richest Cloth and silk Velvet
Cloaks ever offered of every color aud descriptions
embroidered or with gimp and ribbon trimming, to suit
the iancy oi one ana all among these are few "Moric
fine twlleu Cloth Cloak rich trmed and silk lined for
5S. Also ON hand now, few lined and Tmcd for5
ANifh Einn NMnr,,toI %, IL L., d.. -.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-12-20

The MISIsrER AND THE AcroR.--lt IS re-
lated Of the Rv. Dr.. Mason, that as he
stopped one morning to read n theatrical
placard in Broadway, distinguished actor
seeing him, said: &c bod m)rning, Doctor;
DO ministers OF the Gospel read such
things"
"Why not, Sir!' replied the Doctor
"have not ministers of the Gospel right
TO know what the devil is about as well as
other fJlks!n
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A MILL & FARM FOR SALE

'he subscriber offers for sale the mill and
farm on which he resides situated on Nj ahon's
Creek, IN Pultney township Belmont county Ohio on
te line Of the Central Ohio Railroad nine miles south
OF 81 Ciairssie aud six N lies west of Wheeling Va
and within Two miles OF bellaire City, ION the Ohio
rNe) containing
i9o acres Of land one half Of ESQ
which is ceGrd The mill Ia within fifty yards of the
q. .. r. H. is good house four stories nigh one of
s,one aud three OF frame any ieet In length by forty in
width with tworun OF burrs. The dam built of stone
on rock foundation. There Ia also the preRl an
abundance of coal, and a young bearing orchard Of
lrult trees OF choice selection.
For further particulars inanire of the subscriber on
.he premises or by letter addressed 10 Bslls Belmont
County, Ohio.
Oct 4, 3m, pJ. RICHARD WALLACE.
Weekly Whsshg GsEst,s copy 10 he amount OF throe
dollars, send ecPy 10 advssrs and sill 10 this once
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-12-20

"And now, IL there is any man in this
congregation, that can prove he ever -puid
me dollar it shall be refunded to him on
the spot
He then gave out a hymn to be sung
commencing with these lines:
Lord. what wretched land is this,
That yieldsu Us no supply"