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Stationery.

NAVY Dzr1xrxEsr, May o. 1857.
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS win be re-
eeved the Office Of the Secretary Of the Navy mt, o
cry Tia, may b required sy tbs Navy department. and the several
for the commenting the t Of July 1857 and ending
All is art furnished must bo quality delivered wi,t
delay when ordered and TO tbs satisfaction the head Of the ocs
required each Stationery his
10 uniformity the proposals. blank forms viii be furnished
ANN ~ , a - ~ y , an ~ ~ va n G Is 49,, % s @ o ~
% not bid for and in which more than one price named for
Bonds more approved sure
tes for the faihal execution q the contract viii b repaired
viii gwen, satisfactory
sidercd
department. sc The ordering greater or
seua siie Be reqqircd contract
to be furnished al the lowest market price, accong rs
qaaIty
STATIONERY
Wraiao Pap. y Lin<a Sod,
arvams folio post, blac Nhie, hnsh fain, lined,
do n.s%y %s ss sssGS @ !. psS1s ps san P T.
lla band made asar ruled, blue or vhiie weigh s
10 do Oven iiarisart 'Ss sore ssp slue d wbs lae
rulod rsighng L pounds per ream, Or q any other
10 do nrcsass hand msie qarto post wore or I'D blue
% DO extra aP sas s = r sss Ia g. Rss s Issa %
20 d se sa Yellow ~sA g Ssn ~ .s1. GSp ps E ay ~. e r
ng ~ Pclnds per ream per
DO bet Frrnrh l,o sstTaea DO
DO nOse paS~r giltetsed do
70 70 g Scgyias 2. tissue l@IsT. 2 s tosl'ssg . do
100 yards tracing cIosh prr s,,usre ward
100 sheets prepared IaTeieai BY fnshes, per
re.ns so,iing royal. rer rsam
S sFs: S gs ssss ss'a S % @s7 dIsss s sEf % from
isSs sSS efss@.a = 'a.se u. s,s. i, = 1000
500 % @ .,., ,,.s1, D. ssra s'1s e, Psr g 800
S sS Ss;ss :ss ss;s % ss sys 3 = s s sss. per s
10000 bess bun envesErs scvsruuneHi raiern, oacai
5 1000 sua envelopes, svvernmsn, pattern, e,er
5000 S~ss heavy vhae euvssy~-, hand made, oaeh.l
Ees .'s.I gsa. % s.ra. 9. n ess. cAs
100 e.ras Psrys gens, assortpi Prerd-
Se seisssrsri,,l m sss. az
y t peas hrge sts with silver bOsiers best mauuiaesurr
20 qgsrs Maynard 4 Soye... el.ek INK boa ptrsar,
DOZEN ss'ss rsrrins euyos Cos saEernhe
30 swan sailis, se, qaaH.y 100
Loo go gai.s 70 :, epsgSe .ss o el'riafa g
Z sssn !. = 4 .: y. = i'0@ per $sa
% PSaSHivs.. .Reasers'. se.,, Psarihanisas Iarse
Do srsssrs' LrTs sis., rrury hAHaS-s, IN eases
DO sach ivory folders %
i DO NerrNrfn1fS farnift rHefs do
ssna-b -b0xcz, wood Do
Do WAFER DO %
paanre % 10
90 Do
ssInivs livery hsndlrs %
d lezd p.rrfs Fsbers best %
% b.ss AmrrtaHn drawing pc1.ils, Gsssxted DO
I Cehens Trd ieat pcDcis 60
% .shSe hrush.s. xsSrted Do
. camsIis brushrs. zSsgrted Do
2 whie Frrnch pzzap iskstaB.s large siEs DO
Irxperas ear~rr tight inkstsnds Do
. Hstcher Fry1s patent % Do
2 hessfn par s,irk
scartes r.,ar.d
% - snaasy scaling DO
IS h-sa dn1lry w1fsrs "a
10 % best wkne arabic %
- be4s pcInce 60
h~mr tufre
10 hneut a
go eH- rzters fr dspnrtuaea rr fRr-yesud
rarrr cnsnr<eian irui ,r ws-ht
50 qasrss hest ha.sk stnd mr. a-srr
psnaaa s~si IssIs,'s lnas iSsesr p1Pusa
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NO. ssal
Notice

of TIE renoc n de lr,sS escs Sus Fyr~ 3 Booar, ~
tie SSss n Nss&&I-
y accordance with the provisions OF the act o.
Cnngr~ss enei sarhsrArs eAanres n ~ Scanou =
land Offices approved Nsrc 1854 l. hereey e~<aarsd and e
the ece fox The sale ef pghEe hE&s FSrTE ~
Msscnr VII be rrnort the q BsvslS IN ~
state. as as arriy psvsri ysucsssaS< -
Farr n0tre the rr-srl WI ee soe' "
the register receiver fayesre cfSrr.
Under my hand the cry f wsshStau- hs lNA ay |"
May A n 1857.
By q thc Prcshaeust
TIF0S A. HzNDRNKS
CazaralsSssuer a cenrrzl lsnS Otsce-
Nay Ie-lawdw rtnseSSsari
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mo. 5sI
Notice of the Removal OF the Land once from
Red Wing TO Henderson, i'm Minnesota Ter
ritory.
IN accordance with the provisions Of the act of
Cc1-r~s cnntie1 szthorrnx changes ke.fsou
cr~r svFwowrd March a 1888. hereby
and uate kawa sht Ire cs sc the SAKE q pubar arts at R
wn r~n,grcc ~ rke a
ssts Terrery -1er tA srS Jwr-
Gfvra unsSr hse he Il wzsastoo thss S0s asY
April A. n 1857
ny ertsr ~ thc Prrssarzs
TrFS A HF>TEHES
CorruasEsGurr Il ths General Iam GEFlue
Nay l-1swe1 INT kStrl
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stamped Envelopes.
RcSr ozrCx nsraxrxESr,

RoSr orpx Izraxrxxsr
Nay 30, 1857.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received until B. p.
,his department perd years
Ne / y nose ase Y. ~ ~ ieshes e whi.s paper,
such prCrar,sOss bGa whrs as may ee ordered
psp . ss Y r @ s ma nav 3 = ssals - l 0Sn : " q s'A
rSa. are ss inva for sS iarshns A straw sEd sose M
ior packing parcels q 10 . 5000,
suay specially parpse such water marks
As the Os'ss'sr General may rccs They mast be gumed fr
packed wshoas charge packing ami faruhed complete ready
a...: s vs. sssA 'as : nay \ Fssaea . a u orders Ps
4 the fr each parcel
ihe d - enesing tho pstase stamps oa The enveofs are
kegs N order AZ the expense q he contractor
saes are rcsaesed 70 farassh samples q with their b
shey psogose 70 farnish.
quality Samples suSency hiier considered
.srves himself .s ra, aaaa whsasss he shan aooyer
parP spsshsa and BE- WI ID ne case aess srsr s e
The soairAss 10 party who shall he in bis Opsan
the FcrsOzm faithfully a1y of
ne snvves issued puassers in The ssar,er end
g, $50 30 ! stamped 5 GEMS,
s,ssS ! m
Ts ssls shoa.. y u,srksa tsops Sr s.gea Eyssp<-
partnrat AARON V, BROWN,
So-4itjnly6f
YTNTIE KINGDOM AND PEOPLE OF SIAN; by
IL SIR Jehn Bcwring with . hts misoa 1855
WIS Inadoe, 1857 ss 50
srcsehcs reerm b 70 The
Rassan ivcl. London, 1857 81 IS,
vol
Inaapa 1857, ~ rs
Barkes SPEECHES wsrr~a Hastings with epsS
tcsry correspondence vols. Lnnton
Tsics PNSan Charlrs
reh New etan1 illustrated. voL Io1dca. 1887. 81 IS
British Navy LAST Zoe 1887 50
Alnnaaach dc ectha fcr 1855. 81
Haghess PSsent Laws u all Natives
dcn ~ sA
May 30 FRANCE TAYLOR
A DyENTURES AND EXPLORATIONS in Hon.
IA darss by william " wei volone wsh maps and ans
raG
susrs NSses svu wisA mans sad
hlastrstcns,
Casas lshmuS narsen ship Canal vOluue LooaOO with
MAPS.
waaan,ss l,haas rehsansspSc vOsaune MAPS
gcsnaL Lcnion zspr.
Bsrds Adycnurs the Nsguin Shee vunse, with
gvsvsnxs
rsgxraphbal map oS the lsshnas q Panama aaa rara
pynsvor rrrsce by he Anshor cc -r cf Rrcyr.~ yrl
nr,cs.
Rev. BezSws Address Theairss. &r
with Hshcp whxfetys l
Travels N Earope BY Rev. John X Edwards.
NE heae and tes Peopae oy Mss BsVhcs,
ERANgN rkYTnR
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Change of the Place Of sale or the Delaware
Trust Lands In Kansas.

NOTICE is hereby given that the place Of sale Of
IN the Delaware Hst lands Kansas Territory, advertised
place Lecompton the 23t day
changed viii commence oawkee rcrrisary
same day and date.
BY order Of the Secretary Intersor.
CHARLES MIX.
Commissioner ad Ss<cin-
DEPARTMENT HTxRloR,
oaice of Indian Affairs, April 6, 1857.
April T--lawtljune
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MATTHEW HALE SMITH, Consellor-at-l1w in
wi Cnsted NJ
NorS, ~ lls Nssss1 ssrrsr, Nsv York, Ny.
An
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Proposals for Wood and Coal

Borsx Rrsssxsrauvrs Z, s.
uly Is, 1857.
S,EALED PROPOSALS win be received at tins
~ ece Until Il ccrcS Wednesday, tar 1a<h day q 9n
farnsshnx amt deEvrrir~ the vaals ~ shs CAF
the Mese f etrv sh~ lSsh day ~
hunre (g pcrnas the snl p
whns ash coal iss tksn Ares ncr gs u
uch- dnetsr md eE-Sly ee foua sh,e g ether FSe
suhstancE<
Also, huntra cords sS xnsy -easuui hkory vSo
D. rsurrt the cFfsl yar1 turpsr v~ epr4s - ~
aree seces AMI Ae salsnre y b sswd sxo Esr an Z
m the v1a a the " he cur1ctr w
~ snhct n ard apgroTai u rersun - oS a
BY ihe Clerk the Hore KeTresertztvvs. -.
secsry fbr SahfG psrfrusncs e IN crtraet - afn
satffarson ( Ne Ho1se MP
reS~nsafvrs viii hc reGrrcA q.
Proposals may separate. sh1A er enorsd Pcpsa
froses1s a~csea 80 the CfsrS q N'
House Rsgg~s-ns4sives C. $ Al wssnanxsn. n G
WILLIAM CrIIon.
Nay 2o-ls~sJansIS Clerk Bssss Rsrr-sasav's . :
DRITISH POETS.--Marvell and Chatterton---Ihe
Id FCssal WORKS. q AaErrw NarveH wnh nsEuor NE
tt3w. 1eno rs . -
The Tetk.l TnrnNs CattsTtrr uAh N1tirs q - ~
CtsAl ant Fxlnsi
and GAo-ssry. fextrahN vgh, lssna 81 ~
Jast Fabltshei ~
LITTLE RRowN 90,
Nay ~-erVt liz w4shrg'rr sTest, ss'os'
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R-~ ~gossr.


L-----, az the State hereby furnish
deliver at the Unsed States navy yard nfty thousand
cubic feet of timber with the Of
the Bureau Construction the date May 1857,
5000 cubic suitable principle ecc sided is 2onches
per Root
j. cubic timber, sided Is Is ces length
10 IL feet At foot
5000 cubic timber sided II inches length
feet, al foot.
5000 cubic timber siding Is Is inches,
feet, at per foot.
Total value
Should oner be accepted request 10 be addressed
and the conac, forwarded to tho navy agent al
AZ --- for signature and certificate.
(rnir) AB
Fbra II GudndAiee.
he Of in the STATE Of
hereby guaranty the foregoing bid accepted
will within days the receipt the
named iesiTnaie
with good sufficient snretiss said shall fail
Aforesaid guaranty make good the differ
between the uer Of the said and that which be
accepted.
(nntcl EFF.
Witness: II.
thereby certify that
me as men Of property and able 70 make gcoi their guarantee
{Tatel
O be signed by the unel district judge United
trsct attorney collector, agent, and othcr)
Nay 2-laSwf
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Navy Beer and Pork for 1865.

NAVY
q Provisions and Closhins,
June :, 1887.
CyEALED PROPOSALS endorsed Proposals for
- Beef Proposals for Pork the BE- win be
sSiycd al this until O'clock Wednesday the 18th day
q July next furnishing delivering all sk
the United States Al the following vy-yards:
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agree furnish and deliver the respective yards all the
aSreeably
schedules therefor conformity with
the Bureau Of Construction Sc Of the 2sd Of Nay 1857
sfoaid my accepted request be addressed
forwarded to the navy agent at
fhr and
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agnalare

The schedule which the her enoses must be pasted 10 his
them him. Opposite each the
Cor each class. the likewise written words.
ItgM ~ Gnarassec
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Class No J. whic0ak No. Yellow plank
No 10 White pine No H. Ash cypress white oak boards Nc
IL NJ. Is Iignamyite- No III Iron. No Spike
nails No IS Lead and tin No 2S Hardware No
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UNns Sr4rEs NAVAL CocKr 90 fSQrrEr.
Wsshington. Februnry IS. 1857.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-03-26

0TCol. Fremont is buisily engaged in
New York, preparing the reports of bis last
three expeditions for publication.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-03-26

CosTAR's' RAT, Roach, BED BUG, &C.,
ExTERMIEAToR.-Wei invite special atten.
tion to "Costar's" advertisement in another
column. These Remedies for all domestic
pests, such as Rats. Cock Reaches, Bel Bugs,
Ants, Fiease, &C., are said to be inva liable;
indeed, we car speak from actual knowledge
of their rare merits. The name of"CosTAR"
is "hcusehold word" to New Workers, and
his Depot, No. 3ss Broad,Oay is thronged
by thousands daily. As the summer ap-
proaches we advise every one who would be
rid OF the above named pests, to send and
procure timely supply of the Ertermindtor.
DRUGGISTS and DEALERS also should send
their orders early if they would secure a
trade in articles for which there is a con-
stant demand, and on which fail profit may
be realized.
These Remedies, we learn, are bel ig ev-
tensively introduced throughout the Canadas,
West Indios, and South America, as well as
the United States Orders Qarge or small }
accompanied by the cash, will,eceive prompt
attention if addressed to "CosTAR's" Prin-
cipal Depot, No. 3ss Broadway, New York
Richardson's Journal. mar26lt
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-03-26
FROM WASHINGTON.

MARCH al.-The California appoint
ments have been considered by The Cabinet,
but not consummated.
The National Hotel is to be closed to-
morrow, owing to the bad repute of the es-
tablishment from the late prevalent disease.
Sickels. Houcker, and many others Of
New York and long interview with. the
President this morning concerning the ap-
poinimenis of that city and State. The
coor was then thrown open to more than a
hundred persons in waiting. including a
fresh Maryland delegation. Large numbers
rushed up hurredly puttheir papers in his
possession. While others contended them
selves with merely shaking his hani The
President excused himself, saying he would
listen 10 them all separately. were il in his
power, but the Cabinet would meet in few
minutes and they would, he said, have be-
fore them one Of the most important sub
jects ever brought to the attention of the
Government, and in this connection, he said
he had Just received the resignation OF Gov.
Geary, to take place on the goth inst, and
that time is past; hence, he remarked, you
see it impossible for me, gentlemen. to at
tend to your ase now.
The following, among other officers, as
signed to the steamers Niagara, having been
ordered tc report to the navy department on
the first OF April are Capt Hobson. Lieuten-
ants North, Todd, Grist. Wells. McCuley,
Whitney and Kennon; Surgeon Palmer,
and assistant Surgeon Lynch, Washington,
Purser and Eldridge; Chief Engineer, Ever
EFT
Col. Wheeler who held commission a.
Minister 10 Nicaragua ever sinch the cesa-
lion Of he Diplomatic intercourse recently
resigned it;
Jno. A McClemand of Illinois, has been
recommended by prominent politicians from
that state for mission to persia.
A report:prevailed at Panama, the minis
ter Bowlin and Commissioner Morse had
demanded passports in consequence OF New
Grenada having rejected overtures for set
of the question OF the Panama Mas
sacree.
The Cabinet TO day had under considera-
ton the Dallas Clarendon treaty and ap-
proved of it in form as amended by the Sen.
ate. 1t will be conveyed to our Minister at
the Court of St. james by Alexander H.
Evans, of Washington, who, as special
messenger, will leave Boston for Europe on
Wednesday next and return to this country
after visiting London and Paris.
The resignation of Gov. Geary was not
received until to-day. The former intima-
tions of his determination have been sent
hither by Telegraph. The Governor was
not here last night. as reported. His resig-
nation has not been acted upon. though it
will be accepted. No successor designated.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-03-26
FROM WASHINGTON.

MARCH 24--Robert Mediation has been
appointed Postmaster at New Orleans, vice
hewitt removed.
In consequence sof the sickness of AP-
pleton, who is, however, convalescent, there
has been various unfounded rumors about the
Union. Among these is one, which is un'
true, that Major Poore has been connected
with its editoriol columns.
Forts Cearney and Laramie will not be
abandoned till Autumn.
Although it is understood the following
New York appointments were made to-day
the official promulagation has been whith
held: Schell, Collector; Hart, Surveyor
Navy agent; Bynders, Marshall; Fowler,
Postmaster; Birdsall, Naval officer.
Robert Walker was at the White House
to-day, and offered the Governorship oI
Kansas, which his friends say he declined.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-03-26
sNarrito.


On the Oath, by the Rev. J. Wondroffe. NJ.
SELDOM S. Cook, of Chillicothe, TO Miss ELIZA :.
MERRYMAN, of this place.
At the Parsonage, on the 18th. inst. !by Rev.
Jno Moffat, Mr.. JOSEPH CRYMBLE, and Miss MAR
GARET AUIT.
Oct 18th, 1856, by REV. J. Coil, Mr.. THOMAS
HARDEsTY, and Miss C. BoES.
By the same. Oct 23d, Mr.. JOHN McGlLt, and
Miss MARY MooRE
On the 9Th OF Jan. 1857, BY the same Mr.. NILSSON
REED and Miss SARRAH HARRIS.
On the Ist. of March 1857, by the same Mr.
THOMAS SIMMONS and MisssM A. RAY.
On the l7th. of March. Mr.. JONATHAN C. GRAY
of Hendrysburgh. and Miss SUSAN A. HARRIS
daughter of Judge Harris, Of ST. Clairsville.
On the 10th. os March, by David Bosman. Esq.
Mr.. MICHAEL PAsco, and Mrs. FRANCES HARRIS ,ai
CT Wegee Township, Belmon, Co. o.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-03-26

"WoopLAsD CREAM.".A Pomade for
bea mifying the Hair-highly Perfumed, su-
perior to any French article imported, and
for half the price. For dressing Ladies
Hair it has no equal, giving it bright glossy
appearance 1t causes Gentlemen's Hair to
curl in the most natural manner. 1t re-
moves dandruff, always giving the Hair the
ppearance of being fresh shampooed
Price only fifty cents. None genuine un-
less signed
FETRIDGE e. CO., New York.
Proprietors of the Balm of Thousand
Floarers." For sale by all Druggists.
fe26 6m
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-03-26

GET Your TIcKETs PRINTED.-We will
print tickets for the Spring Election at the
following rates: 300 or 81. 500 Tor 81 SO
1000 for s3. True, many persons may
regard this election as OF no consequence,
but we are on the eve OF an important elec-
:tion, and every one should buckle on his ar
'mor, and enter the fight msnfully for the sue
cess Of the great principles at stake. The
gallant Republicans of Goshen are in the
field with the following excellent nomina-
tions, and have ordered three hundred tick
.ets. Let other townships emulate their ex-
ample. Trustees, T. A. FREB, ELsY Nc.
kIKLEy, NJ. PoRIERFIELD; Clerk, ]. Dew
WRIGHr; Treasurer, ii. T. FAwcETT;
Assessor. D. HEDGE; Constables, D.
HEDGE, -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-03-26
Gen. Cass and the Dred Scott Case

Gen. Cass and the Dred Scott Case.
The correspondent of the New York Esen-
ing Post says:
General Cass. who was invited to hear the
reading Of it, and who occupied prominent
seat in the hall of the court, was not much
pleased with the result. He had listened
with manifest impatience to Judge Taney's
elaborate refu;ation of squatier sovereignty;
but when the venerable Chief Justice had
uttered the declaration that the constitution
a provision, empowering Congress TO make
all neediul rules and regulations for the ter
titores, applied only to territory in posses
sion of Government at the time the con-
stitution was adopted, he seized his hat and
marched out, in a manner indicating has
dissent to every one who saw him. This
| was more than he could stand, and he did
not care TO hear the remainder of the ceci
! sion.
@Delavan Bloodgood, of N Y, ha,
been appointed to I'll! the vacancy in tl'
navy, oscasioned by the death ef DR.. Kane
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-03-26
pEAn THIS.-All persons know

49, READ THIS!-Allperso know
ing themselves indebted to the un-
der.;cned w III please call and settle ImME-
.,.rrrY. either in cash or BY note. After
The a5,h day Of March, nv books will be in
s,he hands Of d. ID. T. CewES, who is su,
,borized to settle my accounts. ! will have
1rnIi.stes of the accounts in my possession
at BeIlaire. where they may also be settled.
By obeying this call promptly it will
greatly oblige me, and save further trouble
,end expense. D. a. W" en-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-03-26

rCol. Fremont is buisily engaged in
New York, preparing the reports of bis last
three expeditions for publication.
pLord Napier, the Minister of England,
arrived in Washington Wednesday, and
took lodgings temporarily at Willard's Ho-
tel.
rHe who cannot feel friendship is alike
incapable of love. Let woman beware of
the man who owns tnat he loves no one but
herself.
pCharles B. Flood, Esq, has sold out
his interest of the Urbana Democrat and
retires from the editorial chair. He will oe
succeeded by R. B Wright of Morrow
county.
EFGov. Bingham of Michigan, has sen,
to the National Ksnsss Committee $1,000
TO purchase spring wheat sor seed for the
Michigan emigrants to the Territory.
FURNITURE FOR THE EXECUTIVE MANSION
&c.-Congress, on adjourning, appropriated
sac. .00Q TO renew the furniture of the Exc.
cutive mansion; also $1,000 fo- the repair
of the public greunds in Washington.
Luck II LEBURE.-The ship Sam ue
Russell, recently arrived in New York from
China, had very long passage of 100 days
The present disturbance in China have en-.
HANGED the value of the s. cargo. from $40,
coo TO $4,000.
WONDERFUL TUhoR The Scioto Gaaeite
published al Chilicothe, Ohio, states that
physician of that town, on the % instan:
removed an ovarian tumor weighing on
hundred and tirty-sir pounds, from the per
son of Mrs Judge Reeves. Chloroforu
was administered, and the lady was recover
ing,
A Coop Shot The Sandusky Reqiste
says that one OF the best shots ever recorde,
was made on Monday at VermiIion, by Mr.
Oscar Smith. He was standing on an eleva
ticn about twenty feet above the level o! th
lake and with rife, on which was one
Ray's pstea, Sights, he fred slug ball tn
distance u! one hund ed and tpeaty rods. b
actu. measurement, kiIiag tl0o wild geese
and one tanyas6ack duck, which were 0
the ice.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-03-26

GIVE hear Of numerous depredatiOns
upon smoke houses in this vicinity. Mr.
CLEMEss, one-half mile North of town, had
some pieces of meat, and also quantity OF
Of -four, stolen one night last week. Others
have Jared but little better. Keep your
eyes open and your doors locked. for there
are too many of these hungry thieves prowl-
ing around for any good.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-03-26

JThe Democratic nominations for this
(Richlsnd) township are as follows: Trus-
tees, Isaac TASeART, VIM. CHAMBERS, Jr.,
CHAs. COLLINS; Clerk, FELIX G. MARTIN;
Assessor, JOHN DENBAM, ST.; Constables,
Tnos. PARKER, VIM. Rice. The Ameri-
can nominations for the same, are: Trus-
tees, HAS II. ARicK. les. B. BUTLER,
EDWARD SHALcRosS; Clerk, J. c. TALL
MAN. yr; Assessor. RICHARD SUTTON;
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YafaI yntHigfl1tt.
Tine Table for tie C. o. 4. r. for the
stations In this Coubty, Dec. 1st.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

PRRsBYTERIAH CHURCH-Pastor- Rev. !oHs
No.vXr Public worship every sabbsfh q III O'Clock
. - and a O'Clock. r. n. Sabbath School Al 3f
e;cIoct. Pr Prayer meeting in the basement on
HssOCIATE REFoRa cFURcH-No regular
WETHODIeT EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Pastor,
Rsx Jos WoopRyFyE. Public worship every neo
beeh q n O'Clock. A. n Ssbnath rchoo. ~ g, =,
SOCIETY OF FRfENDS-Two branches. oHho
sex srd fiic ksiie-Pubiie worship on first Day and
FOURTH Day at Al O'Clock. A. N
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CO-PARTNERSHIP
AMUEL A. JUNKINs g. WM ALEX.

49, AMUEL A. JUNKINS g. VIM. ALEX-
~ AMBER. Of the firm of Jur king II Alexander 4;
and Alex. Branum. of the firm of Hardin d iiranum I;
Il. A. Hardin. retri Ing, have formed Partnership
der the nsmc OF Junkins. Branum & Co. and W III
tinue To do Wholesale Grocery, ProdIce Il Com
SION business. We will pay special attention 20 the
Iron Trade and keep all kinds of Iron, Nails, Glas
&c. We will also have a large Dry Goods House. sn.I
be prepared 10 do Wholesale Trade in Foreign and
Domestic Dry Goods, Orders from Merchants will re-
ceivc prompt attention.
Business will be continued in the house formerly
occupied by Junk ing & Alexander, until we have our
New Hou-e fhishSd on the corner formerly CAPPED
by Hardin & Rianum
3. A. IusMHs, JUNKlNS. URANIUM n CO.
ALEX, BRAnuM,
W.. ALEXANDER msis53t
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The New York Herald saws that DR.. ROB-

The NeD York Herald says that DR.. ROB.
ERT HUNTER of that City has been accom-.
treatment of Consumption, by Inhalation
decreasing the mortality moie than I'M
Thousand in the past two years. The fol-
lowing are the figures from the city lnspec'
tors Report:
Deaths from Consumption in Is54.-in 1855, -Is5t
3,Os2. 1854. 1857
Showing an actual saving of life truly
miraculous, when we consider that this
disease has heretofore been regarded as
hopelessly fatal. mar26lt