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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-31
EFFORT WOOLEY MILLS!
DE-. A. DEEMS
RESTORATIVE LIkIMENT.

Denomination Vegetables Extracted on Scien-
tc prIuc IpIes and put up in pint hotties in Iiqued
form, possessing rare Medicinal quEiiIies- When
used externally acls upon The pari cr,paris diseased
BIZ s,imu sting the absorbent vessels arousenc The III
vitality the dses sed part or parts thereby resar
ing the natural functions and healing the same.
nd when used Intern ally il acts anyspssmadic
Tonic Stimuien and sudorifc at The time II lie
Is horse medicine II siaHts prominent. viii
al.eT uscken Poll Evil gnless very far advanced
by bathing It freely and warming 1t IN with hot
irnn As TO scsId. il will remove tnmOrs and
sweiiInss occasioned by the COLLAR harness. or sad
de- I,removes grstIy humps occssioned by kicks or
other wounds If they do not firmly adhere 10 the
bone.
!, heals all iascerated confused incesed wounds.
r. will the scratches. 1t gives imaeG ate relief
in wind collie, given in doses of one two ounces IT
arrests inflammation; in fact 1t VIII iavourahly
Compete with any;cfIh Lininents of the day. And
in order TO facilitate the action Of the medicine VIXEN
e1terRsy used the place 10 be bathed shaved III the
first place he ashed ith sonp and water 10 free the
skin wound from dirt.
This ireparation is en- excellent remedy for many
diseases Of the human family and VIII be found up
trial good if not better than any other prepeTa
tion offered in linimeni form.
Though here wish TO inform the public and the
purchaser hat this medicine VIII Ent cure every
ching il will come doing every thing TO pre-
fection Ihave stated, any of the Joy 10 the uord
press -pufsd PQiR killers Of the day. And here
W ant IL unde rstood tina: ] do not ask generous
public to take my statements without trying it for
themselves and be convinced Of the facts stated. For
further PROOF inqIre OF the following persoHs all oil
Belmont county and State of Ohio; Viz: Samuel Ran
kns, Farmer: Iohn A. Ray and John VI. stewart
Merosnts; Thos. Jones Baptist Minister, Rock hill,
Dr. Joshua Pigrot; Taggart and Shepherd Merchants
Morristown OHIO, and George X. Fox, horse drover,
Morristown, o., any of the farmers living on the
grade road leading from Morristown 10 Freeport;
Harrison county. They will give you all the salts
faction necessary. This medicine is free from all
mineral Poisous and made and sold by the nndersgn-
ed. near Branson's Mil, Flushing valley, Belmont
county Ohio. Proe 30 cents per bottle.
Post Office address Flushing Belmont County, Ohio
May Is IsNi I'm
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-31

The NATIONAL ERA.--Some of the loco
foco papers have been trying to convey the
impression that the National Era repudiatei
the nominations of the Philadelphia Con
vention. The manner in which It "repuGi
ates" will be seen from the following ex.
tract from its leading editorial, a few days
since:
both these gentlemen'-FREmosr &
DAYToN-"are Republicans, both are hon.
est and able men; both have done service to
the country; both are committed to the prin.
ciples we have SO long advocated; there.
fore We shall sustain the nominations earn.
estly. and to the best of or ability.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-31

0EJA Philadelphia correspondent of the
New York Evening Post says: "The solid
silent, solemn vote in this city in favor ol
Fremonta and Dayton will stonish the Union
The flood shed in Kansas and in the United
States Senate has awakened and aroused
the free people of this country, and more
particularly t.ose in the Free States. Little
Delaware, with her meagre number of two
thousand nine hundred and thirty slaves,
am well assured, will cast its vote for Fre-
mont and Dayton"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-31

OLD SIMON COMING Simon Cameron,
OF Pennsylvania, has taken the stump for
Fremont and Dayton. He is the best can
vasser in the State, and his revolt from the
Pro-SlaverY ranks will reduce the Pro-
Slavery strength of Pennsylvania thousands
of votes. Tie voice of this veteran raised
for Fremont and Freedom, will send thrill
through the hearts of young Democrats of
The Keystone State. whose sires have walked
and acted Gy his counsels in the days which
are gone. Let Simon Cameron do what he
msy 90 IN this campsign. and Pennsylvania
is sure for Freed, IN Phil. North American.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-31

DEATH OF DISTINGUISHED MaS.-Prof
John Locke, of Cincinnati, died yesterday
in that city, in the 65th year of bis age
He was for twenty-seven years Professor OF
Chemistry and Pharmacy in the Ohio Med.
ical College, and was long and justly es-
teemed as one of the first scientific men Of
the West.
rREMEnsERl That Mr.. Haven, mem
Der of Congress from Buffalo, and Law Palt
ner of MIR. Fillmore, voted in Congress
against admitting Kansas as Free State
Pitts. Gdz.
@The Franklin Co. (Va.) Journal has
hauled down the Fillmore flag, and that
gentleman has not now single supporter
in The press Of Vermont.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-31
From Col. Horrys Life of Gen Marion "
South Carolina In the Revolution

When the war broke out, you heard of no
division in New England, no toryism nor
any of its horrid effects; no houses in
fames, kindIed by the hands of fellow citi-
zens; no ne ighbors, plundering their pro-
perty, carrying off their stock, and aiding
the British in the cursed work of American
murder and subjugation. But on the con-
trary, with minds well informed of their
-ights, and hearts glowing with love for
themselves and posteriiy. they Sss up
against the enemy, firm and united, rs
band of shephards against the raVening
wolves.
And their valor in the field gave glorious
proof OF how men will fight. when they
know thei, all is at stake. See Mai. Pit
cairan on the memorable 18th of April
I775. marching from Boston with one thou
sand British regulars, 10 burn the American
stores at Concord Though this heroic
excursion was commenced under cover Of
night, the farmers sooE took the alarm, and
gathering around them with their fowling
pieces. presently knocked down one fourth
OF their number, and causing ,he rest o.
them to run as if, Ike the swine in the
Gospel they had legion Of Derils q! their
heels.
Now, with yorrow'ul eyes. let US turn 10
our own State, where no pains were ever
taken 20 eniishten the minds OF the poor
There we have been people as brave as
the new Englanders, for mere lack Of kno,0i-
edge Of their blessings posses ed, er their dan
gers threatened, suffer Lord CORVALLIS. with
only sixteen hundred men, 10 chase Gen.
Green upwards Of three hundred miles. Ia
fact, to scout him through the two great
States of South and North Carolina as far
as Guiliord Court H0use! And when join
ed at that place by two thousand poor.
illiterate militia men, determined at length
to fight, what did they gain by them with
all their numbers. but disappointment and
disgracel Fer, though posted very adyapta-
geousIy behind cornfield fences, they could
not stand single FIRE from the British but
in spite Of their officers. broke and fed like
base born slaves, leaving their loaded mus
kets sticking in the fence corners:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-31

LINE on GRASS LAED.--An application OF
line has frequently a very beneficial effect
on grass land. 1t kills heath, moss sour
and ben:y (agrostis) grasses, and brings up
aswect and tended herbage, mixed with
white aDd red clovers. more greediIy eaten
and more nourishing to the cattle Indeed,
all fodder, whether natural or artificial, is
said TO besounder and more nour:shing when
grown upon land to which lime has been
abundantly applied. On benty grass the
richest animal manure often produces little
Improvement until dressing of lime has
been laid on.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-31

THE GARGET-A CURE One of our best
COWS hasiust recovered from severe attack
of the garget. For two days we tried cold
water washing, but ii proved OF no be neft.
We also fed her garget root, without any
benefit from that. We then Irird washing
the udder with very strong soap suds, warm
as | ceuld heur my hand in 1t; two appiica-
tons perfected an entire cure, and in few
days she returned TO her full flow of milk -
II. F in Country Genticman.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-31
NEW AVD BEAUTIFUL.
CHILDREVS RONNETS.
NEW PUBL CATIONS.
The following hooks have just been received and
for sale the Publishers retail prices the Book
Store in Masonic Hall, ST. Clairsville:
Mayne Reid's New Romance of Mexico.
THE WHITE CHIEF.
A L nj North Mericn

Legend OF North Mexico.
BY CAPT. HAYSE REID.
y7x:kor Of Rife Rangers, Scalp Hunters ""Run-
tsr's Feast" Sc.
One ' l2mo. BE uiifay iu rated. Cloth, 81 %.
This is another fthose popular works of adven-
ture which have taken such hold of the American
putIic--adapted they are 20 rouss all that feeling
of enthusiasm and thirst for bold deeds W.T. ch
he inherent in tie breasts of our people. Few writers
have risen to such Dnpui iarty in short lime. The
Scalp Hunters, Rifle Rangers, Hunters Feast and
Wbiie Chief form a library IN themselves. for they
contain not only thrilling narratives OF Wild Wood
Life hut full of inf0r tG the Rahs eud
natural history of the denzens the woods and
ests, lakes and streams, he they fOuregged, Two
legged, or no legs al all.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-31

Preston S. Brooks on the Stump
PRESTON s. BRooks has taken the stump
in favor of the platform and minees of the
Cincinnati Convention. The Charleston
Standard in advertising to ratification
meeting says:
The Hon. STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS,
Hon. JAMES l.. ORR, and Hon. p S
BROOKS, and others will address the mee-
ting.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-31

GLASS PANS FOR MILK.-A correspondent
of the Genesse Farmer, cites experiments
made during thunder storm, which proved
glass pans instrumental in preventing the
milk they contain from turning sour.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-31
- Bills of No COPAL g. COACH
q VARNISH ju~tr ceived by J. COLLINS.

LNXECUTi RS NOTICE E-Nu,'ce ia
u hereby given that al the Probate Court Tor Bel.
county. the undersigned was appointed and lua
flied Executor Of tie estate of Ann Pigeon, late OF
Belmont county. deed.
All those indebieIto said estate, are requested to
make immediate naymeut. and those having rIaims
against said estate notified pre- -eut them for
settlement within from tins date
jn33tl SAMUEL w STANLEY, Ea'r.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-31

600 LBS. COLGATE rich
%OV 100 lbs salsoda, 10 lbs Sup. e. Soda,
400 lbs Lace dye, 1900 lbs Chip Log Wood, 100 Ell.
Log Wood, 100 los. earn Wood. Just received and
for sale by J. w. COLLINS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-31
HARDW HARDWA

NV have lust received direct from the
w importers new stock of hardware, such .
Hand Saws, Tenant Saws, Mill Saw, Cross Cut, and
Hand Saw files, all sizes. Braces and hitts, Augur
Bits Slack's Augurs the hest made. Door Locks and
Latches Bed Castors. Coffin Hinges and Screws. But
Hinges. Table do. Gate do Mahogany Knobs, Squares
Carpenters rules Broad Axes Stewart warranted chop
ping Hand Axes, Hatehets, Socket Chisels Firms
TO- Drawing Knives, with numeI other articles
usually found in Hardware stores. Will be sold ON
reasonable terms. &C. MARTIN & Co.
May Sd. 1855
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-31
THE GENUINE
HE HALLELUJAH. All that is neces

sary to say Of this new Music book is, that il is
Lowell MasOn's latest publication, containing tunes.
chants and anthems suitable for Chur :h and the a
singing, TO which IS prefixed"The Singing School," q
manual for classes in vocal music, with exercises,
rounds, &c. Price 10cents. For sale by
A. c. MARTIN.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-31

GERKIT SMITH TEsTIEIEs Buch-
aneers Of Madison county, New York, had
story in circulation that Mr.. Fremont was
STAKEHOLDER, and tried hard TO excuse them
selves by that plea for aiding in the exten-
sion of slavery. Mr.. Smith was asked to
state what he knew on The point, and here
is his letter:
PETERBoko'. June 90, 1856.
L. B. KERN, EsQ.-Desr Sir: am per-
sonally acquainted with Col. Fremont and
his wife. They are both opposed to Slavery.
! know from her own Ii ps that she is strongly
opposed t. it. 1t may be, but do not think
it possible, that Col Fremont has been a
STAKEHOLDER.
Mrs. Fremont told me that her mother
taught her children to dislike Slavery. She
was the wife of Col Benton, and the sister
Of Gov. McDowall, of Virginia.
Respectfully your friend,
GERRIT SMITH.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-31
! DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-N

1 DMlNISTRA NOTICE.-No-
"a tce hereby given that at the Probate Court
for Belmont County, the undersigned was appointed
and qualified Adm ators Of the estate of Amos
Kelsey.
All those indebted to said estate, are requested to
makeinnedIate payment; and those having claims
against said estate notified present them for
settlement within one year from this date.
Kelsey, decd late OF Belmont Co.
JOHN II. PIPER,
DAVID sAYRE,
je26atl Admnsirator1
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-31

IEERINOES, Thibets, A-Wooi. beain, Plaid Cash
l meres and full variety of every style of Ladies'
Fashionable Dress Goods together with more An
toue and Plush Trimmings to match-a much larger
stock than we before have opened and cheap
ever before offered. so few pcs OF Merino Satin de
Chine superb art lie for Ladies' Dresses-very desir-
sbe AT STONE & THOMAS's.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-31

EMS FURNISHING GOODS, era
Z pa,s SHIFTS ars. Neck Ties Pocket Handker
itl~ts, Ecarfs frrt> Kid and BuCkskiu Gloves Sus
geuHrrs a. 81 -nmrlaIe assortment at
FRTNr g. SAGI E'S.
SCI
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-31
CHEAP STA WIS, CHEAP SH4WLS
WANTTLL3S AND TAIUAS

Both SIX aad Lac; raft.5g'sriy the CiisgtliI Wan
tiiia. (Isac"., ar APpeyne ManIgis (s;j!k> En-
hroiderrd FrI lave GRADES MaE:ilIss. euorm",.
stock, whcli a.nd determined ''cui down eve"
below cost.
PAaAsoLs. a large assortment. and al prices;
HnsGERY & GLovEs.-Very good White Cot Oh lose
al g.! cents per pair.
SILK POCKET & NEcKHANDKERoHrEFs; Stu KS,
Linen poe ker handkcrchefs etc ETC., la rce
mrnt.
EaBRoIDERIEs--An extensive variety Of all kinds OF
Sleeves. Chemiscites, Collars, worked Rand. etc.
UoMeSTICs.--Five cases of fast conred Caiicoes
from 6. cents 10 cents. TheS cent goods is cgnal
to anv l2l cent Calicoes.
GINGHAMs complete assortment Of DOmpstics,
Lancaster. NJ Manchesicr and French.
MusL!Ns, (bleached) ).-Pillow Case Muslin ard
Sheetings all widths and prices
MUsLINs. j-tb and 64!hs, unblea chrd al y 90 ID
make. and cheap.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-31

& A r u E IT S!
Received this season over lee pieces II carpets, vcy
10y and good quality such TapIsire. BrISse,s ?
Ply, Superfne ingrain--Ingran; Rt,. etc.
will sell fail yard wide figured Carpet, very hand
some for Is Cents and all others in proper ion -
But you must come quick to secure these bargains.
Hearth Rugs. Chenille and velvet) Mats. Mating
Oil-ClOIh and Drugget, large lot.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Intending TO tuy their Stock in this city or other
wise will 10 well 10 call me before pu chasing as
have in the second story of Store RoOm besides
the above Carpets, full supply of
PIECE GOODS!
For Wholesang, which VIII he sold at Easter prices
Those want Of fine Goods particularly reaus-
ted TO Cal. ia Ne ,aled to sell cheaper than
they can buy East. Having hOug II from the Impor.
ters, and only for Cash every one easily under.
that the above is fictitious idle talk hut that
am really enabled 10 sell cheaper than any other
house IN the city. CAL therefore, early. at
ALEX HEY YMAN'S.
May g. ST 3m i37 Main ST.. Wheeling.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-31

A Cure is Certainu
MONEY REFUNDED,
IMPORTANT TO AsENrs.-Agents will find it greatly
to their interest, and at full liberty first nirs
ducing DR.. BAKERS PAIN PANACEA, to give
hack the money freely if those who purchase
fully satisfied; and may il in their FAAILRs
give few bottles to their friends that they may
its GREET MERITS over all other medicines: ard
when Oduced they will find that they sell
large quantities of it. ya Agents that when
il in their houses, and will not be withouti,,
Genuine signed by r BAKER, M.
Price 25, so and 81 90 per be"
FoR SALE BT
J. w. Collins, 81. CieirsvIlle
II Murphy, Hendryshurg.
F. NJ. Swan Mo o:ristown.
Haines & Hatcher. LloydsviIe,
Harry Glass Bridgeport.
is. Anderson, Belaire.
IF. Crunfel, Jacohshurr.
a. Maison, Centrevilie.
A. Armstrong, Armstrong Mill.
". X. Mott Barnesve,
War6eId & Crosten do.
W. T Dorsey, DOrsey's Mil.
Dorsey Co. Captina-
]. B. Martin. Sewellsvilie-
Schooiey MeGrew. Msrtinsvilis
Vim. Slve, Nicholsville
W. p. Miles Son, somerton
June 2ist. 1855 Run
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-14
NEWS by. TELEaRAPH.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
AHaiSA rw Tf S THE 0E9sGE Law, With NEARLY

TWO MILLION DOLLARS IN GOLD
Nsy fo.ks 0ct ls.-rhe steamer George Law hes ar.
lived nom Apinwsn With nearly o. oOo 600 In gold sb.
brings California dates 10 10th ulI
The nos Governor Of Panama DO inaugurated nm
the lin inst and u was believed that this event would
secure the peace of Ga. Islhmus
The Independence and s. Mary we're still nj P.n.,n.
The Saratoga vas at Aspinwal.
lsasfa.I . . CALIFORNIA
The news from California IL unimportant Thu D.,n,
Gratis were endcsvoring unite all the opposing faction.
against the hends Of the Vigilance Committee but n \.
doubtful " the scheme succeeds
The Democrats ha nominated for Congress Chas L.
scott aud JOS. T. Mekib6en, both Guin nisn. p
Durks aud kind arrested charge Of piracy for 4.
King the state arms from schooner per order Of the VI.
GLANCE Committee. have been tried and acquitted
suit has been commenced against the Panama Rail.
gay Company io $4,000 damages received by the acct
dent IN May Other parties awaiting the result
ba-ness was dull-poitics absorbing the attention of
ths public mind Gaego flour quoted at els per bbl-
Provisions hr sprs- Of turpenne had advanced forty
cents per gallon With large speculative demand Sales
at si.76 per gallon.
NICARAGUA.
The Nicaragua dates the 22d Walker was still nj
Uranada with eight hundred men. Il was rumored that
he ~onld shortly take possession Of Greyto.n and pro
coed thence to invade Costa Rica. Gen Cana. was =.
Guana Casts with Eve hundred ready TO rep,l
k,vas Gas at Leon with 1880 men, awaiting On, return
OF dry season to attack Walker.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-14

TaE hoSUNENT.-Mr. Crawford's equestrian statue of
Washington for the State monument in this CITY still te
mains at Mnnich; it will be shipped to the United
States until the coming -pting government shin was
ordered TO Antwerp To receive the sttu but a. the
sci could not approach that city sufficiently near to take
it on board and IL al-o being found necessary To partially
remove the decks in order so great bulk
its shipment Il postponed above stated.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-14
NORTHERN MARKETS

BALTIMORE. Oct. l3-Flour has advanced sales of
Howard street aud Ohio S6.s7: City Mills at s675-
Wheat has also advanced 3a5 Sales Of red at 81 aga
l.5O; white .55al IS. Corn-whte 6Oa6I cts: yellow
63a6B CENTS
NEw YosE, Oct. l3-FIour is steady Sales of South.
cru at IS 10 (S7iOs); other brands unchanged Wheat
u higher; sales of red isal SO; whites 81 63a
Corn !. frIn. Stocks are dull. Virginia si1es 9li
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-14

PHILapELPuA. Oct. l3.-Considerabe excitement pre-.
walls here IA regard to the Of the Sher Hose
pany Yesterday writs Of habeas corpus we're issued q,
the release OF tho before the election d,y
SECOND DESPATCH.
PHILALELrHIA, Oct IL, 9 =. M-rhc Company were
examined the Mayors office to-day, when the who'll.
thirty th &c renanded to Jail charge Of muri,
and riot There IL great excitement the part of the
friends OF the prisoners at these proceedings aud is not
Improbable that an attempt will be made rescue them
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-14
INDIAN nrrRInEs

ST. LOUIS Oct l2.-rhe Council Bluffs Bnple of the
ltth says, that gentlemen who have arrived from For
report That rumor had reached the fort the
effect that Colonel Dabilts train had been attacked h,
the Cheyenne Indians, and that only man was saved
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-14

CoEREcrioN-We were in in stating that the edi.
hcs to be erected at the OF Main aud Pearl
was to be banking house for Messrs II. T. Pairo & Co.
~ VIII tie occupied by Messrs Myers Janke, the well
known jeSelcrs whose success n the prosecution Of their
business nttests the satisfaction which the quality and
prices Of their afford the visitors to their establish
me
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-14

MELANCHOLY AcciDEsr.-A young man by the name OF
Henry Miller who has been living abost Martnsburg for
some tmc vas literally pieces on "Wednesday last
on the railroad near Cumberland II il supposed that he
had concraled himself Height train which len Cum
eerand ON that evening and probably being asleep fell
from the train and was over manglng his body In
horrible manner
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-14
FILLMORE OHIO,

. CIScINsArI,Oct ll-Therc was a large and enthusias
tic meeting at Carthage, Ohio. to-day and the Hon. Thos
Cor~in addressed the meeting, heartily endorsing Mr.
Fillmore for the Presidency
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-14
LASROSSE RAILROAD GRANT

MILWAUKEE, Oct ll-Thcie j. great rejoicing here TO
night ON account OF the passage by the Legislature OF
l granting lands TO the Lacrosse railroad There il
large meeting aud torchght procession
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-14
GOVERNORS IN COUNCIL

COLUMBIA, s C., Oct l3.-t il reported here that the
Govetn"rs of fifteen Southern States will meet In RalrcI
tonorrow u consider what steps will be necessary in tn,
event Fremont is elected
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-14

BosToN. Oct. ls-The friend, oI Fillmore Ind large
ilaS~ meeting and rchlight Chaestown last
George S liard James DANA and other distinguished
speakers, addressed the meeting.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-14
KANSAS ELECTIO,
FILLMORE IN Observation-Disclosures

1T LoUIs. Oct. l3-Mcagrc returns from Kansas indi
cate the election Of Whitfield Tor Congress without oppo
~ition There disturbance.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-14
KANSAS RuMnR
EXCITEMENT IN puIIADEIpuIA

ST LOUIS, Oct. ll-An abolition despatch saws tina,
Stringellow had been driven from the town of Weston
Tor attempting the arrest OF alleged aboitionists
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-14

EtEcnos.-Nr. J. L. seoggin Of Brunswick, one Of the
popstors Of the stage line between Boydon and Pe,es
burg has been elected President Of the Petersburg and
BOydton plank road COMPANY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-14

PUlsosAnv cossorFosh scourEe northern Ell
msie dssrned Of hsrts terrors sine. We have remedy - ,
lady ecacous Wsas Bsi.sm ofwnd Cherry If uorthv a,
ne high reputation uhioh 10 enjoys ' "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-14

WrSAS.--he'roPol,an Hall will be again crowded to
night the admirers Of Prot wynsns feats Of legerde
main aud vontloquism The spectators are alternately
ned we amazemen or Parozyscd with laughter by his
clever tricks and wtnderful ven riloouial power -