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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-16

: andPkihf6l Joint, wssk BACK oramp,
Sore Throat, SRrahs, dos
The thousand used these Medtenes testify to
their excellent merits o. their 10
those used would THEM and
they wiz find an they and that
theyi win act Win taa6 ltEs eject:
DR. GEO. W. PHILLIpst Sole PFoprt Cincinnati,
5ohlp.
+ For sale Wholesale and iretail by
3gLAU6HIk4St BHsM5YELD,
fs14tys GSsERal5 rosy fsTERs VIRGINIA.
Ths gssafestl iIeaieaf u discovery OF the
Il yss kResis ss.5ss3zs5s
AYER,SsC
They but ksys cltse them.
one Box has cured Dyspepsia, t3..5s
Thtes have cured Tie worst eaSesIof serofala
Two Boxes have cured yslpelas. s3ss
sonsBox aiRay % epres tie Jaandiee.
Three Boxes are the system from Dolls
oftcnlsss than one does IL. 3;
Two BOxssbaYe epmplt worst Of Ulcers on
theiees
small doses seldom fan ID cure the Piles. 3
one dole fEes foul stona;
aeh 35sss
sttons every the
ibodS. They ttepld ldrenl Eays
N sEs aaisssa yiEa sAls sssssss
Asa gentle ysc thsyi haze ipo equal. 8
one BOX cures DsFan aent Of the Liver.
{ IIait a iBeS earss aCdld.
ThsSsphtity and thus Of he found
IS NJ inne rTili lere eaaal In Aetld
ne aud can harm
IsStapla haatnt ~ q amount sbti geeds
o. Afgt3 pFsssssii cAsfpts
apd az md asalsrt
1tlne thFpus heat his etlens
eoop CO., wlstlpe,
act45 .f6a mn 10 6fa
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Land for Sale.
III WISH 70 selny Farm IE1et ling, and YIN
terms, aud Ia one or tracts as ts.r ~ 70
sired. = "a! e ee
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For Sale.
VERY desirable building lois In Centre Wheeling. ss,,
y S6n1ble terms. IA
does ANDREW WHITE.
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O.tH. RING, PROPRIETOR, y. Y.
The Cordial Is put IN, highly cOueentra;ed, in pint
bottles: Price IS per Bottle s., six fer SIC.
r For SRIe.bY= = iLAUGHLINSs & RuSllFlELD,
mh2Gd8n Wholesale Druggists, % Monroe St
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TnR FISHERIES OF AIoSrRREY, CxLEoRNIA.-
Probably there is not in the whole world a coast
so abounding IN productive ffsheriesas TINT Of
our State, Oregon, and Washington Sardines,
mackeral, goldfish, and salmon are not found in
any part ofsthc earth's shores as numerous as
they are hereabout In thesummer and fall they
arrive in our bays in such shoals as to astonish
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For Sale
/ "A FsAsBARGAIS-one cool Dtgsy and ITasnes.
IN 6.AYBRYi Nos 14s { I4S sfsin,+
L lesl - Wheeling. n,
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FRANCIS r. ARMSTRONG.
els ~ = ~ Att,S In faet for
ln23 HE.SRSE MOORE. Trutte
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The testfmontals of its efficacy arc from O,r
Standings leading medical cn and In fact embraces every
profession, occupation and class.
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2 Trust Sale.

~ = Ef1St Sales
Y Virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed % the snbserbe
ID by George Hartman and wife, the
Cerks ONCE Ohio county court deed book numbered
So page 2t7 &C., Twin proceed, for The purposes therein
named, aI0NDASsthe 18Th June, 1886 10 selllat
public auction front of the Court of Ohio
county the real IN said deed aud sita ted In
numbered Gtsen and east SIDE
Ca4s two hundred and and the north half Of
two hundred and 244l The east sie OF Lon
street Lots h1ndrc fifteen and two
hundted six C226 and ii north Nf Of two hun
22 the side Of hstrett, the
north half 0f.Iot nnnere hundred and siNtS-eght
6s West side Of pline street, Lot one
hundred and (lSa the sguth corner Of
Market and Third street,, ot numbered enc hundred and
lirtyOne 9 the east side Of Market street, Lot NUM-
hered hundred and (2I) at the soutes
cOre AIRrEetand Second and parcel Of
ground conveyed 70 said Hartman by the Tras
tees Of tie Second Church. nhety-eght
feet front srcer and running baeK about eighty
six feet! sifsf So 81 = -
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LOOMS q CAMPBELL,
q lLAIM sIREkI,

s.ts IS ClFS6f1SEStaSE.l, OHIO
tNEEER to the citizens of Wheeling and the surrounding
" towns selection Of choice old Imported nqEuts nd
pure Native Wines, stu and SPARKLING All articles from
ths House guaraatec oruLeet BE- returned at
sPs9Es both ways, In case Of classification.
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a oARpI no THE IADIEs.

On. DUpoNco's. GolDRN PEalApEE Pills are Infalli-
bic removing soPPages Irregularities of the
These Pills nothing new but haze been used by the Doc
tor many years, both in france America, Nitun
every case and he by many
thousand ladies have then the Pulls pub
iie the aeyiatlon those sderlng any
tiles whatever rs well as thoEe ladies whose
health Will permit Increase Of family. PFegnantfc
males surprising be cautioned
against using these Pills the proprietor assumes
sponsby aftert the above amoni.On although their mild
ness would prevent injury heaith otherwse these
pills Recommended Directions accompany each box.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-16

= INVERTEBRATES OF FooD--The London .News
lately said in leader, on the aduteration offood
% GomuiSH IN the Great Metropolis, with MI
sfeS in this metropolis who can get glass Of
lptre wsterto drink, or a bit of genuine bread to
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into The whole system The Impotence OF ar the rel.xa
rodIce By intelligence; weakness that Seems euusiu-
onal and every known affection Of nerves
ana are relieved cured single Of s
retuvfuntf;ig
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DIi. MORsE'S INYIGoRATINGs CORDIAL
tooIerate unspent The INFLUENCE It exerts is uniform an,
perpetual; II setiEs TO
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RIGATY 1lRL0lLpA.lN= .ILL!0lC5N=E ] !!
pR. MoRsE,s

Il N " StollS4As1sl NC CORDIAL.
MOT ony relieves actually cxterminstts all nervous
IN diseases, BIS removing their cGnes building up
and foFtiir tile whole systrn that it bseOuts
Fuluely nvnlnerable alInttEek6 this and
relapse Is therefore Impossible.
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Eor Rent

HTIfIE Store Room Main street, oppogto tbA
Mechanics Bans, lstely occdpIed ~ Hash ss p
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PlFsiDRNT RifI1EonfissAIhc New York
City Council has appointed a commit tee of five
to receive the Hon Willard Fillmore on his re.
turn from Europe, aud extend to him the hospi-
talihes of the city, J. ,:l.s4.fI.s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-16

G1U6TTHE7S=4N zW00DSTO6R CLOVES
TuST MISUNDERSTANDING aud wootlstoek Gloves; In
m5l6 nEIsKELL swR&R1HGENs.
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S1R-I have received your dispatch of the 4th
inst, explaining your omission TO acquaint Mr..
Marcy of the desire of her Majesty's Govern
ment to submit to arbitration their differences
with the Government Of the United States re.
specting the Interpretation of the treaty Of the
18th day Of April, $50, which, by my dis
patch of tho 10th of November, you We're in
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Trust Sale. 80 s5s,

IruSGsSaIei -
T0Y virtue Of deed executed by John w.
ID GIN and wife, Clerks Once of
Ohio County Court, IN Deed Book numbered 49, page PIG,
&c. VIII proceed MONDAY the 10th day Of juno, 1856,
for the Sect deed sci, at the front
aooI ol ee OF .i
city OF undyide hall Of tile pro-
perry situated at the southwest corner and Mon.
streets In said city, by said l Henry Moore.
embracing Lots numbered nine ten and so much
and Moore hnveot sold Also the fooEIng Lots in the
RIfl Ward Of said numbered eighty eight
ISL and eighty the OF aInn
and streets, numbered hundred and
n
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TEXtract.l WAsnINGroN, March 81, l866.
twill be within your Isortslip's recollection
that Mr. Clayton was informed, by Sir Henry
Bulwer before the treaty of1850 was signed,
that Iluatan was dc jiIre andae Iateto British
possessions; and 1ff. Clayton has, on raTioWs oc-
casioas since, IN eoarefsdtiou Nth me, stated
that Aseonsidere9 R0atan as aaalct a Briti2h pos
eesstoa as sJasaaied, o. any other Britist 1Festi
I,dia Lsland.
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I'm GANpES & .1xBoy. RAILROAD AND me
Pn4srcTAS s4The Newark Daily Advertiser
says THE various bills OF the physicians and
Surgeons who attended the injured at the acci-
e dent on the Camden and Amboy Railroad, last
7talI amour to three Of the bills alone
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any part OF the earth,s shores as numerous as
arrive in our bays in such shoals as to astonfsf
the stTap ger: IL 5..s..3t,ss,si .,.,4,gs,
OF 4stl as 20 as
tonIsn the olaest ~
70 tnis Piseatory
latlu1 80 lnelealoiy tnek We're inc
inc oeach ana 1afl OF the tos tpey coqid PC
ken oy tae nand w ease ana boys ana men
1oftW0 days IN the above lonthi thei tn and Sth
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A,TfRfcs * S ASo-p RoID,-Ear away from the
great cities hall hidden ia tie foliage; was the
Modest log hut Of man, half trappeF, half fish.
eFnian, and more than, half savage. OF course
hfsnams is Smith. He wasrnarried, and heand
his wife in this one little chamber led the hap.
piest Of xistence, for on an occasion she would
net object g 60 twenty miles to hear q Baptist
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IfafanJs1 ~,
Irdsi 1yoFss and ths tismnHeld DEPOT - s's STesetn
E6ri ni6Em6t1on, enquire OF
saggtt 49, $500. mo. BRUCE
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IJ5IIi I5O1[R1i ICEIIy;. ,,,,.
lnE 1sthed oi mic ,a s5h
F5 10 yfo ice during te s n
OF ne finest quality uef
yeAEES last 20 lon8 50 mat ss ay
HIS H he on u n I'd
to and viii be furnished daily at ne p1h
quantities AZ may pe lie = 70 Iss
As Ess st5eF ssi. 5Acop ANLcE
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az AsDVERRsrIsEInlTEIf91s.

TSM0BGNNENs0 GAS aIaES
BenpeyS y
1Ielkp
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.ChnnpnSues.

$40
pr DO,
I3,II -
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Among tie diseases for which IL Is an infaie specife tie
following may be enumerated: SyrUOi IueapacitY In Man.
arrenness; MYSTERIES; Frnae Irregularities Neuralgia
SerSous Low SPIRITS FeelIng4 discourse
Despair Involuntary wecpnE Mental COnfns0n LoI
Of emory; Rush of Hood the Head;
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fihave the honor to enclose copies of the cor
resnondence laid before Congress on this subject.
have, b. (SignedD joins +. CRASuToN.
Here follows the letter from Mr. Champion to
Mr. Marcy, dated Washington, February %,
1856, in which the former states that lie over
looked Lord Clnrcndon's instructions to submit
his proposal of arbitration to the the United
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sseiif6y MORTIMER 5
241s Altlm6te 81, bal tlniore,
~ Il iBtoRdNdy,I N.Y.
IsT{FiIf lie pfspareIto SheF
NJ Coos lfop % let itHtte
he Siie - ~ tge
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REAsI. EsTApa sAI.ns

bal =; = STATE SALES.
ssSsI5isa
Iflh i5sf 81 IN houst q
3 s iSSf aPfa y ~ ~
eIoRGEE NTcKifSM.
BY = AaetlOaseF
For Rent.
liSsss ..r..
Iyesll and the tisnnHsld Depot ''s Stssesn'
Eer setmations enquire OF
seses no. nRucE.
For Rent
rIHfIE Store Room on aIaln street, oono1te tSA
sLsshanics Bans lately gccdpe Hash ss e.
APRlsse szsss.ss
For Sale.;f ~
STO6E16 ne aud NIatine iasdfsnee d II ~,
net cent fpr sc iaeasA Isl. Eaqsfe al ~;
For Sale:
S{3HosE Yety be halIdng lots numbered IA. -
and one lseleef tss. On zane s,l icy
sale these lsss sofa Ion Al, "a
eE1z IN 2. R. ARslsrroxc
Land for Sale.
m WISH 10 sell my Yarn HSet ling, and r5
ana N one or more tracts ay + az
n,shss q q s. - z. JAcos
For Rent. =
GOOD tEO story House, Situated on Morrow stu,
"a tttther partteuiars enquire OF ~ tHs
INIT $50. GEo. :. wrcEnlM
For Sale
~ syfRS. . 50. ID i3a i IS Main
RROPI1RTY FOR SALE ON
Whee cling Island.
TINE VIM, an carly day or ,,,a- -,
NOTES IN during the eouins sSrn
hat portion Of Hand nos Ia the Oeeapsnsl y,
" ~ ,slsss5. Z; s,,.,.s,, a, 4.
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Wll gre in this city her hEstland positlHelYSonlY
~ AND IEsKis -
BstIcseF5 tAe ESTE and 2S5tE 9t.l 1faY.
ne PARQDI VIII that OeeasiOn, the eelebratel
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THE I.EOPLE3Sl UANDIDAIE.
our Esq, 4l be support
ed for tie ONCE Of Sheriff. election, by the
fe1 VOTERS or OHIO COUNTY.
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e0pp pot wleeilngi
Syltotsssfe ar8 l'sgentsi
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The other dispatches refer to the Negotiations
previous to the Bulwer-C Clayton Treaty, to the
occupation of Tiger Island, to the Cyane affair,
It Greytown, to the alleged insult to the Ameri-
an flag by the commander of Her Majesty
Jrig Of war Express, and to the various attempts
It satisfactory settlement of all questions rela-
inpto the proposed route and to Central Amer
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-11-26
Marriaats.

In Warren, on the 18th inst, by Rev. VIM. C.
Clark, DR.. E. GRISWoLD, of Sharon, Pa and
Miss MARY A. COOK. of Warren.
In Warren, on Thanksgiving Day. by the
same. Mr.. ALFRED ADAMS, of Cleveland, and
Miss ELIZABETH H. BAKER, of Warren.
In Warren, on he 22d inst, by the same, Mr..
ALPHONZO HART, editor of the RGUennG Sen
tineI, and Miss PHEBE PECK, of Warren.
Our brother of the Sentinel, is evidently the
gamer by this transaction. for he has given one
heart. only, and received in exchange a Peck
We wish the married pair a full measure Of hap
piness, pressed down, and running over.
We have a high personal regard for Mr.. Hart,
notwithstanding his wretched politics, and there
fore abstain from all hostile demonstrations, in
this case; butshOuld another good looking baehe-
lor editor be caught poaehing in our manor, we
will use our shooting stick, batter ks form, make
him see -, chase him out of town, and put a
to his hopes in this quarter.
In Mesoposamia, on the 21st ult., by Rev. R.
W. Crane. Mr.. ROBERT A. THOMPSON, and
Miss MARIA A. HAZEN, both of Indiana.
In Milton, on the 18th inst, by Elder Harmon
Reeves, Mr.. LEONIDAS CARSON, of Berlin,
and Miss REBECCA WEASNOR of the former
place.
In Mecca, on Thanksgiving eve. Nov. 2)th,
by Rev. L. D. Bates, Mr.. HENRY F. WILL
LIAMS, and Miss PUMA PHILLIPS, both of
Greene.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-11-26
The Denominations.

The Congregational Church was or
ganizad in 1920, and had at the taking OF
the last census, 1914 church ediices,
valued at 81, ,662, and accommodating
1856, III heaters.
The Bahlist church was organized in
1899, and have e791 churches, valued at
Sl0,93i, 1872, and accommodating 3,l30
976 persons.
The PRESBYTERIAN Church was organ.
lied in l7O6, and have 1855 oh .rces,
valued at Sl4, 1863, 359, and accommodating
2,0i0.0J4 hearers.
The Roman Catholics were organized
in Baltimore, in 1893; they have ll12
church edifices in the United Safes, val
ued al S8,O73. 835, and accommodating
620,95) hearers.
The UniversaliS' Church was cram
lied in Oxford, Mass, in 1885; it has
48l church ediices in the United Safes,
valued al s1,s67 .9l5, and accommoda
ting 285,464 hearers.
The NJ, thodist C!.ugch was organized
10 Baltimore, December %, 1891; it has
l2,467 church edificcs, valued at SI4.-
626,674, and accommodating 4,2O3, 1913
hearers.
The Ffcewill Baptist Church was or
g%anized in New Hampshire, in 1872; it
has this year 1913 churches, llO7 min
listers, aud 40 8J6 church members.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-11-26
Suicide,

Serene Percival, a resident of Troy,
Geauga County, shot himself on Sunday
morning. October 18Th. The act seems
to have been deliberate, as he purchased
two guns for the purpose. The first
proving too long for his convenient use,
he purchased a shorter one. He had,
for some years. had a serious difficulty
with his brother, which he could lot ad.
Just satisfactorily to himself-his brother
repelling oft-repeated advances to that
effect. treating him with silent GOODNESS.
He left two letters-one for his wife, and
one for his brother, in both of which lie
stated the cause Of his rash act to be the
unadjusted difficulty with his brother,
saying, he "could not live So" Mr..
Pereival was a man of responsibilities
professor of religion, being a member in
good standing of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. He run the bullets for his gun
in the presence of his wife, on Sunday
morning, which act, on the Sabbath,
somewhat surprised her, but she had no
thought or suspicion of his purpose
Loading his gun in her presence, he left
tn. house, and had been absent but a
few moments, when his wife, herring the
report of his gun, stepped to the door.
and saw him lying at the corner of the
house in the agonies of death. He placed
the muzzle of the gun under one of his
ears, and discharged the contents into
his head.-RaUenna d mocrot.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-11-26
Brutal Murder and Robbery at Loudon-
villei-The Murderer still at large.

1t becomes our painful duty to record
the commission Of a secon | brutal MUIR
der within the limits Of our county. Mr..
John Whitney. one of the Oldest and
most respectable citizens Of Loudonville,
while on his way home after nightfall,
on Tuesday night. was waylayed by some
inhuman wrech, knocked down and rob-
bed OF, it is supposed, about $50. within
forty rods Of his own housed Mr.. Whit
ney finally recovered sufficiently to make
his way to his dwelling, but was unable
to utter a word after he reached homel
His skull was fractured and his mouth
badly bruised. The blood flowed freely
from his wounds-the exact spot where
the murder was committed is thereby
pointed out. Mr.. Whitney died about 6
O'Clock this "Wednesday %)morning. Who
the fend was hat committed the bloody
deed remains a profound mystery. No
clue has as yet been obtained as to the
whereabouts of the murderer, nor does
the slightest suspicion attach to any one
in the vicinity of LoudonviIle. Mr..
Whitney leaves a wife and several child.
Zen to mourn his unhappy end. We
hope no effort will be spared to ferret
out the author of this deed. The fair
fame of our county and the safety of all
is at stake.-Ashland Union.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-11-26
A Folly of the Times

The Plymouth County Agricultural
Society in Massachusetts, at its receni
fair, awarded a premium of thirty-si1
cents to a lady for making good bread,
and thirty dollars to another for riding
horseback. This inequality between
bread and equestrianism is quite equa'
10 that between the ''half penny worth
of bread' and the marvellous quantity
Of sack"in the tavern score of the re-
doubtable knight, Sir John Falslaf.-
But so we 60. Whatever is of real value
we esteem as not worthy of encourage,
meni, while that which in reality, for all
practical purposes in these lays. is ut
terly useless, carries away the public ap
plause, ard while cents are doled out &c
makers of bread, dollars are lavished
upon The female riders of hoises.-NeT
Hampshire Telegraph.
The above contains truth, and good
ense. No one can more highly appre-
ciate female equestrianism than ourselves,
but it is plain that the premiums hither-
to given at the Agricultural Fairs in this
county, as well as most othcrs in thi;
State. have been ridiculously dispropor.
tionate.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-11-26
Troubled.

The Black Slavery organ of the
Pierce and Stringfellew party, alias the
Democrat, is considerably troubled when
The source from whence the mass of the
votes for the sl~sveocracy are brought,
are opened to the light, and the charac
Ter Of the localities where the large ma
%jorities for The same party are made, is
investigated. Brother Ritezel is asham-
ed of his company, which is not at all to
be wondered at; but he ought to keep
his temper. Here is another item which
may aid him in his estimate of the NOR
atty of the slave party, in the large
cities Of the north. 1t is from the Bos-
ton Telegraph.
The vote at the Five Points, New
York, was as follows buchanan 576
Fillmore, 49, Fremont, III If it had
not been for the Missionaries in that re-
eion, Fremont's vote would probably
have fallen below Fillmore's.
Give us a few comments, from that
text, Mr.. Ritezel.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-11-26
A Solemn Event.

The North Carolina Advocate relates
the following touching incident. awe
learn from a reliable source that a revi.
val is in progress on the Sampson circuit,
Brother Martin has given us no account
Of it as yet. 1t is said that, at an early
stage of a meeting at McGees' meeting
house, in that circuit, a few days ago,
the preacher dwelt at length upon the
uncertainty of human life, and remarked
that it was possible that some persons
present was listening to the last sermon.
An old lady, a respectable and pious
member of the Baptist Church, vas sit
ting in the congregation. apparently in
good health, and entirely composed.
When the preacher called the congre.
CATION to prayer, she knelt, nc one OBJ
serving any movement or anything I'M.
usual about her. When the congrega.
ton arose, she was discovered remaining
on her knees. with her hand clenched on
the back of her seat, and on examination
was found 10 be entirely dead. HeI
spirit had fled, we trust 10 the better land.
What a scenel to go from a church tc
the presence of God-from ones knee:
10 the heavenly homeiiH
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-11-26
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In Orwell, Ashtabula County, Ohio, Oct, 3Oth,
1856, Mrs. REBECOA NJ. RICE, aged 81 years.
In MesOpOtamia. Nov. It'll. 1856. of typhoid
fever, HIRAM CLARK, aged Is years.
In Bristol, Oct, 18th, Mrs. ANNA MARIA
BRoCKETT, Formerly Ann Maria Moffet,)
aged AZ years.
Mrs. BrOckett was one of the first residents of
Bristol, and with others experienced the priva-
tons of pioneer life. Being kind, aftetionate,
sympathizing and earnest in her disposition and
character, she attracted to herself a large circle
of friends. Her disease was cane r. by which
she was afflicted over three years. For this
length of time but few are called to suffer more
intensely than she did, yet in the midst of her
constant and long continued distress, she exhib-
tied remarkable patience and submission; Her
end was peace, repeating among her last words ;
"Jesus can make a dying bed
Feel soft as downy pillows are,
While on his breast, l lean my head,
And breathe my life out sEeetly there"
Cox.