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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-07
Another Mob Outrage.

The Kansas correspondent of the st. Lou
is Democrat gives the following particulars
of .he outrage committed by the "Squatter
Sovereigns" on the person of Mr.. Philips
The excitement at Leavenworth city still
continues. Mr.. Philips, the partner OF NJ
Crea, who killed Clark, had been absent
some time in obedience TO all order from the
people of that city, but returned the other
day, and was seized and locked up;and threat
ened with tar and feathers fret, and death
afterwards, unless he left forever. Upon his
peremptory and positive refusal to do so, he
was Yesterday taken to Weston, Mo-, strip
ped, Jared and feathered, his face backened.
and rode upon rail through the .principa!
streets,
am glad to say for the people of Weston,
that they did not sanction this course, and
had no participation in it.
An eve witness told me that Philips was
calm and firm thr oueh all this ordeal, ant
still declared that he would live in Leaven
worth until it suited him to leave. He posi-
lively denied having given the pistol to NJ
Crea to shoot Clark. He said he was no oh
c!itionist, but a freesoiler; that he was in ia
vor of Kansas being free State, and woul
vote to make it so. Be he abolitionst o
not, one thing is certain, and that 10, hets
remarkably resolute man. do not 2reten
to be able 10 form a Conclusion as to hoy
these proceedings will terminate.
The election for those precincts in whlc
the first election was declared void,is to TAX
place on the 22d inst.-next Tuesday.
: creates no exctement-indeed it is not mer
toned. It wilr PASS quietly BY, go as it ma!
: At the meeting of the Legislature, those VIII
were first elected, as we'll as Those who wi
now get their certificates, will present then
selves and claim seats, and the legislatu
K will decide who are entitled.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-07

HUMANITY pleasant incident occurred last
week, in town. 10 break the dull monotcny of tho
regular dreary business Of life. The day after the
fire several gentlemen started out, and In short
time they had raised $500 for the relief OF the sui'
ferers. No urging was necessory-.the deprivation
ofthe sufferers was such that all were touched, nnd
gave freely as they could afford. Such occurrences
give one better opinion of human nature, devel-
ope the noble principles in tneh'o hearts, and blot
out the selfish. So far from it being burden to
contribute in this manner, it is beneft--i renders
the contributor a happier and la better man, devel
ops the godkc in his nature and allies him to an
gels,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-07
PALSY.
ANOTHER INSTANCE OF THE LOST FACUL-
TIES or THE HUMAN SYSTEM RESTO-
RED BY THE FOREST REMEDIES.

ANOTHER INSTANCE OF THE LOST FACUL-
TIES or THE HUMAN SYSTEM RESTO-
RED BY THE FOREST REMEDIES.
Mr. JoruAN P. CoNsIr, respectable citizen Of
Orange N. ] sends us the following Certificate OF
the cure of Mrs Condi of Palscy by the use of the
FoIEsr WINE and Pills.
ORANGE, N J., Feb nth, 1854,
DR.. G. w. HAIsEy.- Dear Sir-.-My wife had
stroke of Palsey, so severe that Eer whole system
was completely paralyscd She continued ogrow
weaker for nearly two years, losing all use and sen.
sibty 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 ex'
perenced. She began gradually to improve In
health, and in feiS months recovered entirely
The extraordinary effects of your Wine and Pills IL
| curing nv wife OF a complaint which we never ex
pected her to get the better Of induces me as dul,
we owe TO yourself and the public to send you th
! certificates: JoTuAN l.: SoNDlr'
an! acquainted with Mr. Jothar p. Condit, ant
| know the above TO be true.
H. F. fEEDMAN, ESQ
The case of Mrs. Cdndit is striking coincidenc
of the power OF the Forest Remedies in restdrin
the lost energies of the animal ecohomy. They ex
crt peculiar influence the nervous system an
blood penetrate the minutest vessels that verge t
the skin, equalizng the circulation and resuscto
ting the vitality OF every part OF the body. In q
Nervous Disorders, Debility, Affections OF the ki5
heys, Dyspepsia Low Spirits, Constitutional WeaF
ness, and various other complaints, these remedi
have proved eminently successful.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-07

An OLD PRINTER.-Thurlow w. Brown,
in a communication from the Cabin in the
Naples, lin Wisconsin,, to his paper, the
Cuyuga Chief, says that he found typogra-
phical curiosity in the Plain Dealer office at
Waukesha. Mr.. Hunt, now hale and ac'
tive old man, and still performing journey,
mans labor at the "case," was "Jour
in the London Times office when the proprie'
tors Of that establishment were making ell
lo-ts to print by machinery. He well re-
members .he efrmt to run press by horse
power. Mr.. Hunt worked for thirty years II
one office. He remembers Lord Byron well
and has "sot' his manuscript. Byron use
sometimes review his own poems, with un
stinted comrhendation. Such articles wen
to Mr.. Hunt in the poets own handwriting
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-07
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Sr. CLAIRsvlLLE juno 6.

Eggs, 8. Butter Is. Flour, 1850. Hams
l2I. Shoulders y. Sides, T. Corn Meal,
rs. Sugar, 7@S. Coffee, IL. Molasses
S7t04O Oats, 37@4O. Clover Seed 500.
Tmot ,y-scarcc 3,25@3,5o. Dried Apples
! 90. Nails Sa9d 4,S7. Buckets 25 Salt
per barrel 2,55 Lard 9c. Potatoes Sl,75.
Dried Peaches 2,75.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-07

acrAn esteemed friend, in Noble county, sending
wa an ,nstalment of new subscribers for which he
i,,s our sncerest ,hanks) says "In this County the
wheat is as good as ever snwcats cornard potatoes
dltto" He odds in Z. S. the following ra'her
mysterious item;-"some people here have seen
Sam Shouldn't wonder
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-07
sEcokp DISPATCH.

June Sd-At 10 O'Clock last night noisy
mob assembled about the building used as
the city liduor agency, and attempted to
break in and destroy the liquor. The police
attempted to preserve peace, out the crowd
becoming more threatenng,two military COM
panies were called out, 1t is thought the af-
fair will end quietly.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-07
No other business before the Court,

Brat meeting.o g.of the Directors OF the T. NJ. q
'r Rail Road at Massillun on the 30th inst, DIR.
'rorIMAN was elected President of the company IN
place OF Gen. BRONSON, resigned. MIR. 'Bs' business
engagements were such thatit was Impossible ior
him to devote that attention to the road which the
magnitude and Importance of the enterprise deman-
ded! We congratulate the company on having Sc
energetic and thorough business man as DR.. Toll.
MAN to take care of their interests, and put the road
through,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-07

han o'Brallughun in the play, who said he
had "always been of the opinion that II does
not cemport with the character Of getnle-
man to behave like a d-d scoundredl." To
which Sir Archy Macsycophunt replies, "An
excellent remark, and very true.'-N Y.
Tribune.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-07

0-The EAsporth Herald makes the fol-
lowing astute observation:
at does not seem to us that the doings OF
Senator Atchison of Missouri, at least such as
are ascribed to him in reference to the late
election in Kansas, can ba deemed respecta'
! bic.
This reminds Us OF the remlrk Of Sir Cal
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-07

35-After Shower of rain on Friday last there
was sudden change in the atmosphere which in
c.easing on Saturday and Sunday created serious
apprchensions on tho part of many persons that tile
wheat would be killed, and the fruit damaged
titus far however, tMonduy,) there has been no
trost TO- do any harm.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-07

a-If the editor of the Marietta lntehigencer will
cull up this way he cun have our hat, and it ne ev'
or sets up in business whether peddling pills to puke
and physc, or making fine foot stones for friends
we'll give him puff for nothing.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-07
PROBATE COURT.
MONDAY, June 4th.
Irnnr IIAnRIs on THE BENCH.

The first case called was THE STATE OF OHIO w.
II. w. ScovERN, forviolatng the liquor law oy SCI
ling liquor contrary to law
Verdict Of the Ju,y Guilty. The Judge has signeo
n bill of exceptions and suspe nded the execution
In the meantime application will be made for a WIFI
uferror which if granted will send the case up 10
the Supreme court. if not the defendant must op'
rear at tho next term Of the Probate Court to be
sentenced.
M other business before the Court,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-07

DcrThe Committee on Summer Fruit acknowl-
edge the receipt from Mrs, HUsH MORRISON ofspeci-
mems of Baumun's May, and Early Purple Gui ne
cherry. Excellent varieties, and quite early.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-07
HHcImbOld's Highly Concentrated
Compound Fluid Extract
S A RS A p A RI l. l. A

For Phri yinR the Blood removing all diseases arising
froai Excess OF Mercury, exposure and iniprnIehec
in. life, chronic constitutional disease, arising
from impure state of the Blood, am INC
only reliable & effeciual known remedy
for the Cure of ScrOiula, Salt Rhcun',
Scad Head, UiCeratiOns OF The
Throat and Legs. Pains and
SwoLngs Ofthe Bones,
Tetter, Pimplcs on
tbc Face and all Scaly Eruptions OF the Skin,
Thir article is now prescribed by some oi the mos.
distinguished Physicians in the country, ana mas toveu
more eli cent in practi than any preparation o Sat
sanarilla vet offered to the public Several cases OF see
ondary Syphilis, Mcrcuria and scroiuious diseases
have entirely recovered in the ncureble wards OF ou
Public Institutions which had for many years roS,Scu
every mode of treatment that cOuld he DEVISED lnese
cases furnish striking examples of the salntay ehects
of this nedcifa in aTrestng some OF the most Veteae
diseases the glands were destroyed ana tic hoAcS
already affected.
NOTICE.-ieltcrs from responsible physicians and
Professors OF several Medical Colleges aud ceIticees
of curcs from patients will be found accompanying boU
Preparations. - ,.,, - ,
Prices Fluid Extract of Duehu, 81 pr bottle or
Prices Fluid Extract of sarsapara 81 per bottle, o
hotties for SIS, equal in strength TO one gallon syruI
OF Sarsaparila.
Prcpartd and sold by H. r. nELMBOLD, Chemist, sO'
Chestnut st near the GTard House, Philadelphia
To be had of A.C. MARTIN, Il co.
Sole Agents for st. Clairsvllle, Ohio.
| AND OF DRUGGISTS DEALERS EVERYWHERE
0HJ-AH Letters directed 10 The Proprietor or
Agent recej"e immediate attention 90
| May -, lej5.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-07

arThe Supreme Court of this State has ADJOURN
cd sine die Judge KENNoN has arrived at home'
looking well and in good health.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-07

% The Town Council. at its meeting on Mon
day night, appointed d. D. I .Cowen, Esq., Mayor
in place Of VIM. Faris, Esq, resigned.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-07

o1-Ihe name of Theod. Frelinghuyse
has been proposed for the Presidency.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-07
MARRIAGES.

On the Gath ult.. BY Rev. N. c. Wortbing.
ton Mr.. JOHN HUFFMAN and Miss. SARAH
E. HALL, both Of Guernsey Co. o.
BY tho same on 3lst, JOSEPH LopER Of
Harrison Co. and Miss HANNAH ECRoYD Of
LloYdsville, Bel. Co. ..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-07

A SENSIBLE MAN.--Two weeks ago gentleman
called at our office and discontinued the paper ior
the sole reason that he could not afford to take it.
We told him he could not sarFoRD TO DO WITHOUT IT.
On Monday we received the following letter iron,
him, which shows that there was "a still, small
voice" which whispered to him that he had done
wrong.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-07
SUERIFFS SALE.
Dissolution of o-Partncrship.

NJ Office is hereby given that the Part
~ nership heretofore existing between George Bur
ton and WIN. p. Asbury, under the firm name OF Bur
ton and Ashury, W as this day dissolved by mutual con
sent aud the business will he conducted by George Bur
ton al the old stand the Goshen meet ing house. about
thre &c miles east Barnesve Persons knowing them.
selves indebted TO the late rm those having claims
,casl IL will call i'm "A Cdialey aud settle the with
1:oprrr But on GEORGE BURTON,
WA, T., hSHuRY.
Amt isjj 4. pd,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-07

ayHon Salmon P. Chase, will please accept our
thanks for valuable public documents.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-07

4 IQUO r S--French Brandy, Port
Z Wine. aud Holland Gin, for Medicinal purposes,
0nly, warranted pure, loT sale by
Msy, atd, 1855. A.C. MARTIN q Co.
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THE BELMONT CHRONICLE.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
TO TEACHERS,

THE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAM
tl241I lNERs, will meet in the school house in the
4~ West end OF ST. CIAiRsvlLiE, on Saturday
Juno 10th, 1855, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
BY order Of the Board.
ID DIT. COWEN, Clerk.
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KESNoy, June 2nd, 1855.

DEAR SIR: Enclosed you will fine, one dollar, for
which wish YOU to send me the CHRONICLE as |
End cannot content myself without your paper
had thought it hardly paid, but when have been
derived Of its columns for only 2 weeks, l have
come TO the conclusion that would moi be without
it for five times what it costs, the balance VIII pay
in due time. yours, Nc.
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PROBATE COURT.

The Stale OF Ohio Belmont County,
nj Office Is hereby given that George
nexed or GcoTge Neh, deceased, aud Thomas smith,
Executor of Thomas Smith, deceased, have each filed
their accounts andvouchers in my office for ttemen''
said accounts III he for hearing and seilemem on Inc
s5th day OF June next b3NlD uhkHlS
May 3lst, lsJ5 Itohatc Jd"se'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-07

srThe loss by the fire last week amounted tt
nbout 700 or 800 dollars. No insurance.
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organs,
Whether in Male or Female,

rson whatever they may have originated ana no
matter of how long standing. "
YOU have contracted the terrible disease wllicn.
when once seated in the system, Will surely go down
from one generation another, undermining NE con
stitution and sapping the very vital fluids ol lie, do
moi trust yoursen the hands of nuscks, who start
every day in city like this, and fill the papers WIN
ularina ialsehoods too well calculated to deceive the
vo,inn and those not acquainted with their tricks
You canndt careful in the selection OF remedy
in these cases. ~ , IL,
The FLulp EXrRl lCT BuCuU has been pronounced by
| eminent nhysicans the GREATEST REMEDY EVEN
KsowN Ii Is a medicine perfectly pleasant in It's taste
and very innocent in its action, and yet SO thoronsi
a, il nnnihatcs every particle of the rank and poison
ous virtue of this dreadful dsease and, unlike othe
fhmGd;es il does not dry up the disease III blood.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-07
constitutional Debility,

thought by sefahuse, most terrible disease, whlSn
has brought thousands of the human race to untmcy
graves thus blasting the brilliant hopes of parents ana
LIigting in the bud the glorious ambition OF many no
bIe YOUTH can be cured by this ntaiihtc Remedy ANA
as medicine which must benefit everybody IRON w
simply delicate the confined and desparing INVALID
no equal be found, acting both as Cure ana fre
ventive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-03
THINGS IN MINNESOTA.

cotrs.O,ndsDee Of The n. Y. Tribune
ST PAUL, Minnesota Oct %, 1855.
The rapid growth Of the towns along up the sis
si,sipp is very evident, and / cannot fail to per-
csye that St Paul has increased very much within
,bs past year in business and commercial import
apce. Streets are being gradec-in some places
dug through solid limestone stores and ware
bouses Of brick or stone are being erected new
dwellings are springiDg rapidly up in all parts o
the city the levee crowded with boats and mer
chandise and the streets with carts, drsys and
wagons, and busy men lodging about among them
The city bears marks Of prosperity visible to the
most casual observer
There was report in town two days since that
Forbes the postmaster of st Paul, had been killed
by the Sioux indians at Redwood, where he had
gone TO make them pay ment:" 1t was not gen
orally credited, however. The indians are consd-
erspiy dsafFected both among themselves aud with
the whites The War Eagle brought up some 500
4. s. troops last week to Fort Smelling, under
COMMAND Of Colonel Alexander.
The newspaper fever prevails somewhat extern
sively in Minnesota. With population OF 6.OoO
St. Paul has FIVE daies and FIVE weeklles, and there
are eight or ten other weeklies witnn my miles,
The crops throughout the Territory we're as
coed as could be desired this Fall Potatoes espe-
cialy like old Glastonbury at town election never
did better. Some of the vegetable productions ex-
hbited at the Agricultural fair at Minneapolis last
week we're perfectly astonishing. There was also
q land sale at Minneapolis last Monday, add many
thous ands of acres Of government lands were dis
posed OF at auction IL is generally the understand
Ing not 70 bid higher than the regular government
price Isl 25), but some was sold ut SO pr acre.
The weather begins to be wintry. Monday it
showed all day, but collected scarcely enough to
vhten the ground. Yesterday was fine day-a
good specimen OF glorious old October This morn
Inc was frosty, with the mercury down to 49, above
zero and to night the wind whistles and whirls the
dust in 3rtary November style. Old residents say
we are to have more fine weather yet before Win
ter sets in and commerce and travel freeze up to-
osthar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-03
DIED

ACKERMAN- On II urday Nov az No s. Fa,bu.h avenue,
brooklyn CHARLOTTE ACKEkMaN, aged s JsarL
The inferred Cemetery the Esssussns
CAssFRLYOp Fridsy Nov G. In the I'd year Of h-r sse,
MARGARET A. CASSERDf daughter OF the late Patrick
The fetd. Of the family and those Of Der brothers Eogene
eor,e and Bernard repeatedly $50 With Jut far
her invitation ssnd the funeral sunday the 4tn nsr
Al ocol from the resderes OF her mo her, No. 100
Pacific street Bond Nsyias
Cemetery.
CLlRK-In Brooklyn Wednesday Oct 81 In TIE SD year
other sg., JESIaA D. CT .Rh, elict o. Ct-ster Clark
The the family and those OF her sonsin law Edmund
= Munroe J. Henry Boynioa limited attend
funel her late Of Clinton and Carroll
stIee1, vi -hOgt Further notice
C9ouCHOn Fd., noon koy ssed years and 10 mouths.
ROSETTA CAROLINE CROUCH, dsG. liter u George saa
Harriet T. Croucs.
TIE friends Of the f,y invited attend her
funeEa Sunday morning ao eoek from he residence OF
her parents Nc. 81 Hor.0 street ri;hou further inEit.fion
EDGE-At Jer,ey City Sunday Oct o. after hor' Illness.
SARAH ANN VIE Of Joseph q. kdxe.
sreet Jesy City sunday next, Nov al u ocoSs Ia
fTieLos the ara, Ge ssPce iCLJ IN
attend the funeral without fcrtner iesltsIon
JEssUP-On Friday Oct, 10 81 her re- teace n CAsnnshoa
H. Nm ALsERrfEE, widow OF isAse Jsssap asd 81
yesrs aGe 20 oaya
McLACGHLIS-On Friday morning, Nov :. MARGARET
viAox Of Pn,Ilip hcLsgghio, AGED 81 yevs
Tn. sve, esc u the FAM vttsd ~ sttesd her
fn.r from late residence NO 60 East Breslwsy os
Saturday at ! o'clock p n
ROGERS II ursdsy morning Nov l. NARY widow Of the
Rev Evan Rogers Of Protestant Epsc yps eaurck Aad
dAsrbtsr of the late Abraham Rgs.e NOD - yss,a
T and srds Of tbs famdy respectfully invited
hnt. ehaoa. sseoat sEesus sssray morning Ssv 3.
" useosS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-03
THE ASTOR HOUSE LIQUOR CASE
DECISION OF THE RECORDER.

The recorder in the Special sessions on Friday
gave his decision in the Of the City Temperance
alliance against Coleman & Stetson. He decided
that the plant bound to prove that the liquor
not imported. In this case it appeared that the
liquor imported. The nett point of his decision
that the sae of imported liquors was free t. every
citizen ard that the seventeenth section Of the Pro-
hbtory Law which declare that the proof OF sale is
evidence Of unlawful sale il unconstitutional. The
section declaring liquor kept for sale contrary to the
statute nuisance aud also the search, seizure and
destruction clauses be declared uuconst tutionsi He
pronounced the ,eventtenth section Of the law to be
the most arbitrary statutory enactment aud the CREST
est legal outrage upon h1uan tights he had ever
Known sirce it presumed the accused to be guilty
ard threw upon him the burden Of proof Of his limo
cerce The decision occupies two or three columns,
and is the most Ingenious argument which has yei ap
Deared 40 aiDst the law,
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made to strike me with char, w .r w.s :
s 9 AID saB IL the S SS.' 1e'
broken ID soS renewed bis command tor me ~ I"
store, STp ..1s : refusing to hea, .ad fad
fei C.k was obliged to quit the sss,ri mol Of hi.
BIZ Wy eastward in another; The ,'p s"s he
Litter is worthy of note. Although =, has.,s 70 be
,,nks the Missouri bOrderers with WIN
treated accordingly: .x nv present views
Should would 's say .G'si beast ar the Sss
S fsl II c.es Of but II 10 SO %f wear men.
bsd. Of ss:GS o .. SSG aud hang around
.SS5 sSe c 5a IsyS Snvs Ssn
hard. oo bas had thouohts cit her
NJ yst;pS or settling in Kansas will be deferred BY the
o, Ss ne cheapest ano sstest way is to go out un-
spo. t.gce of the Enlgrant Aid com oany, IN which
All would be perfectly safe. IL is only when men
sre caught ashore unarmed that such land pirates dare
o,bbt tbe endisb spirit by which they are governed
GNU ~, ", Oct o. is,5" VIZ. c. CLARK"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-03
MARRIED..

BATCHFLDER-BEANE-InN .wb1ry ". on W.Jnssdsy,
Oct 10, by the Rev Mr. Dean GEO " BACuEL pER OF
Ltteton, 10 Mis AMELIA T. bBaNE Of Newbury.
MISUNDERSTANDING On Ihu'sdsy, Nov. !, a. tie res
GHUBBUCK Of Bpshanon to Miss n. 4. BUNTING Of
Union, N. Y.
KnAPP-ADAns-I In Reading Penn on "Wednesday Oct 81
By the Rev. L. j. Richards JOHN II. KNAPP OF Rort bai-
"a low Miss VALERA ADAMS daughter Of the Hon.
william Ac ans, esding. Penn
MOORE-WBkELER-On Sunday evening, Oct %. 1855, By
II. Rev Mr Tag RI. MI ISRAEL MOORE 70 Mis- Enc
LINE WHEELER, a 1 Of this CITY.
LDON-KsAPP-O Wednesday, Oct II, In the church
of The Pilgrims broosyn by the Rev. DR.. otoors, b.
sHELDOS Of the kewtork free academy % nlS
AUGUSTA c. daughter DIR. Knapp Of Sew Ysrk.
55Y-On "Wednesday sept p. 1t trs
Amer can hor,., Rio d. Jsn,iro, Mr.. LEWIS NO0OSDE
to Ms BRIDGET hESNE5oY 10th 4 lsds phis, Penn