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Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-10-04

WHOEVER feels pain in hearing a good
character OF his neighbor, will feel pleasure
in the reverse; and those who despair TO
rise to distinction by their virtues. are happy
Il Others can be depressed to a level with
themselves
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-10-04

A CHEAT OF PRovERB. We beg to state
that the proverb Lightly come, lightly 60"
does not apply to the gout, nor to ones moth
er-in-law, nor to the rheumatism, nor to
freckles. nor to light sovreign for all these
plaques come lightly enough, and yet there is
the greatest difficulty sometimes in getting
them to 20.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-10-04

PHYSICIAN AWD GEON.
[ )ftlCE at Hoy & Smiths Drug Store, Main St,
- ocano. Residence on the alley, in the rear
ol ,ae Drug Store.
\. b. The books of the late firm Of Goodin
., o'1 can be found at my office. Persons indebted
"'ll DO well to call and settle.
ieb22lSdf
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-10-04
Notice.

A a. meeting OF the stockholders of the Aqueduc
sladuct all city June 18th. A. D. 1855. the following
''NVeFs were duly elected:
n TRUSTEES.
j. NJ I" Johnston, George Mckenzie, j. Jhonston
CT C' r. Johnston aud l.. Chamberlain.
psg ~ Mckenzie Secretary and Treasurer.
o.. T. Johnston Presidenf.
- Silly
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-10-04
Nstice.

A l meeting of the stockholders of the Vol
VI cano Water and Mining Company, held in
cloo. lo'lo the following members were unanimously
N'''eu Trustees aud Officers:
L TRUSTEES.
= -; =; harris, NJ. w. Gordon, ]. c. Shipman, j..
''rarIey, Geo. Muncton
Y n OFFICERS.
e." d. hARRlS, Pres. Treas. and GenH Supk
vi Gro. INJUNCTION, Secretary.
0'0"no' feb I. 1856. febl6-lT:ly.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-10-04

LITTLE acts OF kinda S gen e words, low
ing smiles, they strew the path OF lie with
flowers, they make the sunshine brighter and
the green earth greener; and he who bade
US love one another" looks with favor upon
tile gentle and kind-hearted, and he pronoun-
ced the meek blessed
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-10-04

We overheard two little girls saying their
prayers, one night last week The eldest re-
peated the Lords prayer, but When she came
to the words, "give US this day, our doay
bread" the younger Interrupted her with,
Oh. Nelly, pray for baLss's hgead, I'm SO tired
of kon,e-Bsadep
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-10-04
u. G. JOHNSON.

ATTORNE Y AND COUNSELLOR,
VOLCANO, AMApoR COUNTY, Cal.
Nay be found at present at Justice n. KEN's Office
zs- Notary Public G. Conveyancer -cs0
may3-gSN
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-10-04
SAMUEL j. X. HANDY,
(LArE or PLAcERvliIE, cAL.,)

COUNSELLOR ar La ",
! TAVlNG removed to Volcano, viii strictly at
l L tend to all Professional Business confdtd TO
AIM, in the several Courts Of Amador, Calayeras
and 81 Dorado counties, and in the Supreme Court
Of the State
dice on Consolation street next door to the Res
aa'5nt Of Spangle Co.
NJ. 7-lv
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-10-04

II AN afraid" said lady TO her husband
" that am going to have stif neck. "
" Not at all improbable my dear" replied
her spouse, II have seen strong symptoms
of it ever since we have been married"
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-10-04

For every one Il la, some bles ig-some
cup that is not mixed with bitterness. AT
every heart there rs u fount OF pure water,
and all men at sometime or other taste IS
sweetness. Who is he that hath not found
on his path OF life some fragrant roSe-bush,
scenting all the ar with its SWEET perfume!
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-10-04

WHOEVER is an imitator by nature, choice
or necessity, has nothing stable; the flcxibii-
ty which affords this inaptitudc is inconsistent
with strcngth.-L0ndor
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-10-04
Notice.

II nj I persons indebted to the subscribers will
they etse s. call and make immediate payment. OF
~'' "'li have cost to pay ~ '' V
uar % A. KLAUBE.R & co.
22
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-10-04

WHAr is the eause of that hell ringinc?"
inqu red Peter It's my deliberate co ivic-
ton that some one has pulled tho rope" an
swered Joe.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-10-04
Geo. L.. Gale,

Justice Of Me PeIcc To,oasAip No. Three
OFFICE Emierant Street, two doors East OF
~ Mahony Hall. Volcano
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-10-04
NOrisiaIH Klein,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE-offcce two doors
d south Of the Empire Hotel.
JOHN II. DENNIS Constable-ofice, with n.
Klein Esq.
mar Z2 22-3m
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-10-04

Moral EVIL Is never 10 De committed;
physical evil may be incurred 10 avoid
greater evil or TO procure good.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-10-04
w. AVER, N. ID.
Geo. IA. smith, vi. H..

oct27 qv
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-10-04
liih'J l""
Smith d Hardy,
w. HENRY JONES,
II. vi. PAWEING.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Nay he found at Justice Gales office.
nov II 4-u
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-10-04
A. y. yscugIltailing,.

DEPUTY SHERIFF,
Office with Geo. L. Gale, Esq, Volcano.
oct Il | 3m
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-10-04
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-22

49,. THURSDAY Feb. 2l-6 P.
bRLDsruFFs. -Flour-There was more activity In
market, with rather more frmness, bat without cha
81 o moment In quotations The sales embraced ab
State At 90 u 81 l2K Included in the above '
l,ao Dbls for export. Some lots "bogus" Mlchi
we're reported At 80 So supsrdne to low grade, Of
was heavy, With sales Of 200 $50 bSls - 81 sn 90
Southern was inactive, and rather easier the saes
braced about 800 LOCO bbls., including mixed to ch1
SO %; extra Genesee was at 90 IS . $40 Is, and
LOUIS 40; At ~ 90 I'll; Rye -four Was quiet. Sd
sales ofJersey corn meal were reported at So e2 b
and, in the absence Of sales, prices were nomil
Corn-There was . fair business DONE without ohane@
moment The sales embraced about 10000 10 1b|
quality, at 76c. other lots Of inferior Jersey
Southern were sold Ut lower figures. Rye was quiet
quotations nominal Oats wore heavy, ct CSC. $780,,
Sic Ale for Southern and Jersey; 43c. 45c. for Sd
s127.
Con1x continued firm, with fair sales, At fall pr(
months about 500 bags RE, at 1lKc. . 10. al
parcel OF superior quality at 13c; and 500 bags Conan
st. Domingo, sold at lie
Co1roS-rhe market was excited, and saies Of al
600 bags were made, chiefly In transita. That sold
the spot Was based upon middlfrg Uplands at 1o1c.
Mobile and New Orleans do at about 1oxc, closing 81
engaged at 7d in ships bags 425 tierces beef ct 49,
tieIce; about 800 900 bales cotton, compressed
uncompressed ct Ed Tor the former and 616d. . 8.
for the latter; Sour runs 1t d. Cd. 3s asked To
don, 1000 bbls. -four was engaged at g. Co., and
tons oil cake at S6s. 70 the Continent eneaeesnts
hight, and rates unchanged. vessel Of 90 tons
taken up 10 60 to St. Jago, Cuba, and beck and b1
molasses at 400, free Of primage. To California.
ere quiet, and quotations unchanged.
HAY.-SAles Of about 1000 bales ware reported
81 18x per loo lbs, for shipment
iRoS-Scotch pig was quiet ct $34 $35 per ton
months.
MUAssM.=The market was firm and tclerasly aet
The saese mbraced about 700 to 900 Sbls New Orean
a q AZ and 49,, and $50 do. Texas at D. e.
NAVAL SToR& were quiet, and sales limited. Sp
turpentine was held at 41c.; rosn and raw turpen
were nominal.
OrI-English hnseed was dun, and sales could not
been forced without concession in favor Of purcha
OF about &c. per gallon Gales Of 800 gallons werd
ported from store at S8s. Csc. Crude whsle was he
an advance. Winter bleached was at 90c. 9lc.,
Crude sperm was also firm. Manufactured was also
Lard wss unchanged, Olive was quiet.
PRovisoNs.-Pork-The market was somewhat irr
lar Sales yesterday afternoon 500 bbls mess we're
at Sl6 and to-day 900 400 bbls do were sold at $40
Prime was at $13 81 SIS ~. Beef was In rather 81
request, with sales Of 268 bbls, including country
Mt 70 % 62x, and country mess at l0c auc
packed western vas at s11 s14 25: prime MSS
steady at Ice &c. Bacon ranged from S1sc 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-22

and demonstrating against the petition for such
law.
The Bulls Head Bank has declared semi-annua
dividend of three and half per cent, payable OF
the LIST of March.
The first instalment Of ten per cent on the capita
stock Of the Park Bank is payable on the LIST o.
March, at the Metropolitan Bank.
The circular Of Chubb l. Bro, dated Washington
February TO- states that the Texas loan bill contain
proviso, which will not, probably, prevent thu
distribution Of the millions seven hundred and
fifty thousand dollars appropriated by Congress
The acceptance by Texas is as follows:-
The State of Texas hereby wthdraws and abandons al
claims and demands against the Omitted States grownd
out of In6isn depredaons, otherwise, which origin
ated on or before the twenty eighth of February
hundred and Atty -fve provided thar this abandonment
shall not apply to claims Of individuals for losses ef pro-
perry by the enemy.
The gross earnings and operating expenses O
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and BALTIMORE Rail
road Company for the year ending Nov. 80, 1856
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-22

Ra9 Mrs, Lawrence
Rae Mrs. Julia
RaMel Mrs p A
Rail Mrs Lamatie
Ralph Mrs Emily II
Ralph Mrs Julia
Rankin Mrs Ellen
Raymond Mrs 3, Mad
ison Ut
Raymond Miss Juhal
Reardon Cathar inc
HeArdon Miss Mary
Reagan Mrs, Rooso
voh st
Eyer Mrs Hannah L
Shack Miss Charlotte
khacxford Mis- @ II
Samoa Mrs. Abigail
Sands Mrs. IsabellA
Sanders Mrs Agnes
Sandfbrd Mr. J q
Stanford Mrs Ann
Stansel Mrs KHxabth
Stanley Miss kllen
Starr Amelia
SlAvenMissJ ossphino
Asw Mrs., 10Th 1T
gAwJette Miss elestel
Sawyer Mrs Sarah
sawyer Mrs 8 AlhortI
SAFER Hrs A Els
sayexs Adclia Il !
Shea Mas Julia
Seaman Miss. Varickl
Sears Mrs MarEaret
Seaver Mrs kltKa l.
sleayinMiss Elizabeth
s~edanMiss, Broouno
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-22

Babe Mrs. Mary A
DadIey MiasEmma
HraNey Miss Mar
GAret
Disir Mrs EnR
BAR Miss Flaws II
Bake Mss Jane
Baker Mary Jane
Baldwin nrsNary 8
Bailey Amelia
Drcdio Mrs.. l6th It
Dart2etA4 rak hzah e0
Handy Mie4 jennie
DEnndlo Nh beth
barnard Mrs 8 3
Barnard 4rsHAxTiok
Barnes May
D0xnum 0xa14Ay =
Barrett Mn Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-22

Old6eld Miss HannahO' Brien Mary J
OYdway Miss BarrietO' Common Miss Kate
Drell Mis- Louisa UDonnell Miss G A
O'Reilly Miss Enz'th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-22

The Suffolk Manufacturing Company has declared
dividend Of 4 per cent, and the fremont Mills 8
per cent. The Rockport Steam Cotton Mills pass
their dividend declared for the last six months.
There is petition in circulation in Boston. prav
ing the Legislature Of Massachusetts, not to enact
law to prohibit the banks from issuing small bills,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-22
LIST OF LETTERS
YunnsAsd sueDssavsay in the New Foaz HRnS, ~ Act
vtC@0sss-0s yapS A0via0 a. Iaress esrcsaS'0" any
SoPr = a. Unita Aat0L
LADIES LIST.

..,r-- ,s.sy. y ArA-s~a Mis- ca, Archer Mrs Mary
= uu,pn ~ .So : -o,ns Archer Mrs, l9h-2
Az Hiss Roza AndrcwsMrsJoanna ArmsIenG Mss
~ u u.s U H. Andrsw Ms Ca Mary Ellen
49, 1 ~. I u.-sn, hsrne AahdownMrs Garry
~.ss ~ ns3'"s Atkins Nrp Julia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-22

0AhsganMiss Minnie
Graham Ehze
Graham Miss Mary
LeuikA
6anen Miss j
Clarity hiss Ann
Garner issS arahE
Carrie OAthArtDe
0nxllan Miss Ehza'h
Gates Ns HArrie. Q
Gaylord Mrs. N j
Green Miss Maria :
HAekett Mrs Mary
HAl Ars Margaret
baton Mrs G.
BAila;od Mrs. Msry1
HAkey Mrs o .
Ham Mis- Luli0us {
hamilton Miss ApI
Elizabeth
AAs III,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-22

s r:ror /. -: m o, f-o, 4s M.
one branch I've banks have finally closed. Four ne
banks have organized since last report-the Ontari
Bank and branch, and Bank Of ChenAngo (saSety fun
banks, charters expired LIST January, 1862 The Bank
Chsnapgo continues business An association. II
Ontario Branch Bank has organized Associated
under the Of "The President Dirsctors and Oou
pany of the Ontario Bank and the old Ontario Bank fms
" winds up:-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-12

PUBLIC MEETIYG.-At meeting of the
citizens of Bridgeport, (the meeting was
thought to be the largest ever convened in
the place.) held on Monday evening of last
week, VIM. B. DUxLEvY ard THOMAS &.
THEAKER delivered speeches on the present
state of affairs in Kansas, and elsewhere.
Rev. d. S. WELLING offered the following
resolutions, which were unanimously adopt
ed, when the meeting adjourned to meet
again on the 9th inst:
Whereas, The right OF speech, Gear to
eTerv freeman, and one of the pillars Of na-
tional independence and Federal Union, has
been assailed in the National Capitol, by
the murderous and assassin attack of Brooks
on Sumner, therefore,
Rcsolred, That we look upon the deed as
meriting the condemnation OF every Ameri-
can citizen, and that we have no sympathy
with any one who apologises for such an
outrage upon OUR tights.
Resolved, The the spirit of American sla-
very Is SeCItOHGt, anu dSSi SiesS"o uPon 'He
rights of the American people-boldy y seek
ing to press the national funds, national
forces and executive authority into its un-
constitutional and oppressive extension.
Resolrcd, That the spirit Of slavery and
the spirit of Catholicism are alike-Soth
being essential oppresson--alike in opera
ration, seeking TO muzzie the press, to pol
lutte the ballo box, to crush the freedom 0.
speech, and to force the national govern
ment into their support, and that we oppose
them alike for the same reason.
EeSolced, That We tender our symPathies
to tie freemen OF Kansas, and will use all
lawful means to make that TerritorJ free
State.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-12
RATIFICATION MEETING.

PHILA., June l0.-A grand ratification
meeting will be he ID here tonight. Cass
and Douglas will speak, as well as a large
number Of members Of Congress, now in the
city.
SECOND DISPATCH.
An immen. -aiification meeting was hell
at independence Square this evening"
Mayor Vaux presided ,and congratulated the
assemblage on it being the first time in the
history of the nation that Pennsylvania was
honored by having one of her sons a candl-
date for The Pres dency. He introduced
Gen. Cass, who made an able and eloquent
speech upon the prospects of the party un-
der the comprehensive platform just com,
pleted, eulogIzed the candidate, and attri-
buted all the troubles in Kansas to the peo
pie of other States breaking the golden rule
of minding their own business
Mr. Douglas also made an effective speech
eliciting great applause
Al<eres Of resolutions we're adopted: ant
number Of speakers were to follow.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-12
A Thief Taker.

We have now on our office drawer pat
ept lock, which is really a curiosity. It is
SO arranged that it rannot be opened by any
one except the individual who sets it, with
out ringing an alarm bell. 1t can be set IN
q number of ways, end is not at all liable
n he nut out of order tits a capital ar
rangement for store money drawers, as 1t is
impossible for any one to extract money
from them without ringing the alarm. The
lock has been in use for some time, and 1t
il estimated that for every one hundred locks
in use, seventy thieves are taken annually.
Tn large store the merchant often happens
to he at some distance from the money draw
er; a voungster, or maybe an oldster, may
have desire to get access to his drawer. he
pulls the knob, and rings the alarm. This
brings the enraged merchant down on him
in short order, before he has got over the
frioht. His denials are of no avail, as the
drawer nerer lies.
EPHRAIM CHALFANT, Of Belmont, has the
riuht to sell these locks in Jefferson, Bel.
mont. Monroe and Harrison Counties, Ohio
and Ohio County, Va. He has hundreds o.
references in relation to the utility of the
lock, and an examination OF 1T Will satisfy
any one OF its efficiency.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-12
1ilfb.


At his residence in Kirkwood on Monday the 9Th
ult. JosEPH KlRKwoop, aged 72years.
The deceased was one of the Oldest settlers In
this part ofths State, being connected with the
Indian history of this county. His father, the gal
LIANT Capt Robert Kirkwood, was killed at 81
Clairs defeat where he fought with great bravery.
The deceased raised large family of children and
his decendents are very numerous in this county
He lived respected and died regretted, Thus one
by one the old men who lived in those times that
tried mems souls are passing away, and soon we
will be without a remembrance of them except the
noble fabric of COVE rnment they gave their bloDd
and fortunes 10 rear and perpetuate.
AFTER LIES fitful fever he sleeps WELL Nothing
can touch him farther--
At the residnece of her son. Smith Hirst. on the
s h inst, Mrs AVN EiIRsT, relict of David Hirst,
in the SD year OF her age.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-12
My RooKs-We have lust received

New BooKs.-We have just received
Bascom's Sermons,
Elliott on Slavery,
Life of Fletcher,
The Parables of Krummacher (lllustrated)
The Beauties of Fletcher,
My schools and SchOolmasters, by Hugh
Miller,
Memoir of Dr. Judson, BY Prof. Wayland,
Selections from the British Poets,
Chances and .Glimpses, by DR.. Harriet
K. Hunt,
Milton's Poetical Works, Qllustrated0
Pluribustah, song that's by no author,
Swans Treatise, "a new supply)
Methodist Hymn Books, in various styles
of fancy binding,
All of which will be sold at the publishers S
retail prices. Remember the place;-Chro
icle Office, Masonic Hall, few doors East
of Court House.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-12
co17NTY CONVENTION.

There will be Convention OF the
onnouents of the present Admins
tration in Belmont county, In
81 ClairsuilIe, on Thursday, June 30 1885,
for the purpose of placing in nOml-
nation: One Clerk of the Common
Pleas Court; One Sheriff; One Audi
tor: One Recorder; One Commls-
sion,r: One Surveyor; Ore Director
of the Infrmary; to be supported by
the People of Belmont county at the
next Fail Election. All persons
who are opposed to the repeal OF the
Missouri Compromise-opposed 10
the measures and policy OF the pres
emf Acknowledgements to the
further extension Of Slavery-ln
favor of admitting Kansas as Free
State-and in favor Of restoring the
action of the Government to the
principles of WASHINGTON and JET,
rERsoN, are cordially invited to be
present and assist in the business OF
the meeting.
By order of Rep. Central CON-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-12

FNrurs1AsM-IN A HoRN.-On Friday
evening after The news of the nomination o.
atep cent JIMMY was received here, lew
of the Democracy procured some ammunl-
ton to fire the cannon. They were unable
70 pet Democrats to "load and fire. so they
were compelled to call in the assistance OF
some of the American boys. After hrIng
a few rounds the artillerists gave three cheers
for FILLMORE and DoNELs0N, and dispersed
The boys kept up rambling sort of cheer
ing. whistling, screaming and yelling, for an
bour or SO after the cannonading, but the
enthusiasm was "no whar."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-12
ITEMS,

N. Y, June lO,-The brig Br'man was
seized here yesterday as SLAYER.
The kanzas meeting last hight. collected
an immense throng. Ex-Gov Reeder was
not present. About three thousand dollars
were collected.
A fusion Democratic State Convention
has been called, to meet at Syracuse, July
10th.
VIM. E. Barton, the comedian, has pur-
chased the Metropolitan Theatre, now oc-
cupied by Laura Keene. He will open in
Septerber with a brilliant comp any.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-12

Hollopay's Pills may be taken with per-
feet safety by both sexes, and all ages, their
effect being mild yet positivei their search
ing properties render them invaluable for
the determination of every disease, particu-
larly liver and stomach complaints; bilious
disol ders, and indigestions. As a purifier
of the system, they are unequaled, and their
virtues in cases of determination of blood to
the head, and asthm attic complaints, cannot
be too highly commented on, in short, by
perseverance with these admirable Pills,
there are few complaints which can resist
their extraordinary influence.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-12

P1crUREs.-We have On hand a superb
picture of the "Death Bed Of Wesley en-
bracing nineteen correct likenesses of dis
tinguished persons. The picture is "a by
40 inches. and is enclosed in a beautiful
rosewood frame.
We have also fine lithograph portrait ol
Bishop Simpson, in gilt frame. Also pic
lures of Washington, and superb engraving'
of the Lords Prayer. The above are fol
sale at reasonable prices. Enquire at The
Book Store, Masonic Hall.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-12
More Cures.
Philadelphia, 81 mo. Goth,

Philadelphia 81 mo- Goth, 1850.
Respected Friend-I had for several years
been afflicted with Dyspepsia, and occasionally
General Debility. | accidentlly tried thy
medicine, Hoofand's German Bitters, in the
first place upon a daughter, she having severe
spell of sickness Thy Hollands German
Btters had such effect upon her general debi-
lity, that | was induced TO try it myself
then got bottle, and used it according to the
directions, ami it relieved me more than any
thing had before used, giving general tone
and strength to the stomach and system. Last
fall had u very severe spell of the DIarrhoea,
which continued for some time. My life, FOR
Il time, was despaired OF. Thy Bitters again
being used, acten very happily upon the
stomach aud intestines, and relieved me from
the great pain | suffered, and gave me general
health to the syiem. consider it, doctor, one
OF the most valuable medicines | ever used,
and sha II ia Ike great pleasure in recommending
it to others. Very respectfully thy friend,
SAMUEL BUTTON,
No. 5, jennings Row, Catharine, above Third
To DIR. c. NJ jackson, 13O Archst,, Ph:la.
And for sale bv
H. ALEX M Err, St Clairsvile
A. c. aAR ~. St. Cialrsvllie.
Jas Baker. " nccing.
VIM. Dunbar. Uniontown.
Ge, C. Bethel, Flushing;
R. s Clark, MorristOwn.
II II. Moot. Barnesville.
NJ P Mics &Son Somerton
And by Dealers in Medicines everywhere.
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By order of Rep. Central Com.

KuJrn .y IdGHTHIYG.-A man by the
name of JAMES MILLS, (the Wheeling ID
sette says his name was STREET. was Killed
by lightning on Saturday evening last ID
Colerain township, during the violent storm
that nrevailed at that time. He, together
with five others, were at work repairing the
Plank Road, and had taken shelter in Mr..
MAJORS wagon shed, and the lightning
prostrated all of them. The others were
not injured, but MILLS was killed instantly
The deceased was an Irishman, lived IN
Wheeling. and we understand has no near
relatives in this &C ntry.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-12
NEW YORK MARKET.

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for southern, and 6;SlegJ,So Tor extra, "hea
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6rn sales of 500 bbls Orleans. Linseed Oil dull
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