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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-22
n A NIL SC HOO l..

Miss WILSON late Principal of select school in New
York, would to the citizens of Worcester and
vicinity, that she will open School for aasters Miss
es embracing primary and Intermediate course vf Eng
fish study in
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-22

BOard.s-Desrable rooms, with board, can be OBJ
tanned, by applying at 80 Main st, au2O diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-22
DRY GOODS.
RTcH BLACK SILKS.
RICE BLACK sILKs.

In Strips Paids and Figures consisting Of the richest
quality Dayadsre Stripes, CaneIe Stripes Satin Stripes
Satin paiis, Br1cade Figures, and Polka Figures ali In
extra Poult ds'5oie quality, ani presenting altogether
richer stock in this class tan il usually found all a
which will be sold at lowest prices Of any market.
BARNARD, SUMNER, & co.
Successors to Obambern. Barnard. 4 o.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-22

WILLIAM DICKINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC,
No. 118 Main street, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-22

EIFF BANK. - The Stockholders of the City
~ Bank, Of Worcester, hereby notified tina their
Annual Meeting for the choice Of Directors for the
ing year. and tor the transaction of any other business
that legally befo them will be held at their
Banking Room, on MONDAY, the 9th day Of October
uext. at Up. m. P. HAMMOND, Cashier.
dtOk
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-22
By E. w. YAlLL.

Dy II W. ' AILIs :
A SSIGNEE'S SAEE.-Win be sold in Accord
IN ance With order of Hon. A. H. Ballock Judge of
Insolvency, on TUEBDAY next the 29Eh day Of septem
Der current all that property the Easery side of
Southbrdge street lately owned occupied by GEORGE
T. KING, an Insolvent Debtor. being dwelling House
with Bakery adjoining; the said premises being more par
tcularly descbed in mortgage deed from said King 10
W. Fl. Dexter and H. Chafin, recorded in Worcester
County Registry of Deeds, Book 572, Page l99
Adm THAYER
Assignee of the estate of G. 7. King
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-22

vRNO tn &c IA PAY Frs.
TREAsURER's OFFICE, City of Worcester, Sept O. 1857.
The Tax Bills now ready for settlement
Six per cent discount if paid or before Oct 10.
20 cents for summons, if not paid before 0c. IS.
WarrauCs will issue if not paid before Nov. 5.
Office in City Hall Building Office hours from A.
NJ to P, M and to P. NJ, till Oct. /; from a. Al.
to 12t P, aud till P. NJ, till Oct. Is.
GEO. W. WHEELER, Treasurer and Collector.
sep3 deodstOct15
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-22

& NENTRAL BANKs-rhe annual meeting of the
~ Stockholders Of the Qsptral Bank will be held at
their Banking Rooms, TGEc1AY, October 9th at IL
m for the choice of Directors for the year ensuing to
establish the limits of the loan Diret tors and to act
upon any other business that legally come before
them. GEO G. BIGEL0W; Cashier.
sic dtO6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-22
IMMENSE BARGAINS


W. z. THAYER'S WARE ROOMS,
Fawcett's Block, opposite City Hail. Worcester.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-22

EgLACAS1ONE SAVINGS BANhs-The
ED annual meeting of the members of the Blackstone
Savings Bank for the choice of officers for the ensuing
year will be holden at the Banking Room of the Worces
ter County Bank in Blackstone Wednesday, the 18th
day of October next, at II O'Clock A. NJ.
NJ. FARNUM, Treasurer
Blackstone, Sept 81, 1851 dSt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-22

NEW FURNITURE,
Together with Carpets, Beds Mattresses Clocks Win
dow Shades, and Fixtures, and Housekeeping Goods of
every description. Also.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE,
OF various kinds all of which will be sold upon terms
to suit the purchaser
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-22

nR e s M A XXI Nc.
OurlDress-making department this season, will here
tofore be under the direction Of Miss KIMBALL and Miss
FIELD, which is sufficient guarantee that every thing
will be turned out to the satisfaction of patrons
Ladies who wish their work done, advised to leave
their orders early convenient they be at
tended to with promptness than later the season.
RARNARn SIMMER 4 On
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-22

ULACK STONE BANK.-The Stockholders Of
HB the Blackstone Bank, Ux5rdge hereby notified
that their annual meeting for the choe Of Directors and
transaction of any bus that may legally before
Them Il be held at the Hall their Banking Room,
MONDAY, the SIN day October next two O'Clock
Pm E. W. HAYWARD, Cashier.
Uxbridge, Sept. z. 1851 d&Wt0ct5
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-04-16
Daring Robbery,

The house of Mr. Robbert Tannihill of
Wheeling tp, was opened on Saturday night,
the I4th ult-, and robbed of S65. This mon
ey had been collected the Sabbath previous
in the Presbyterian Church of CRAB Apple,
for the cause of Foreign Missions. ltwas
evidently taken by some one who had per-
feet knowledge of its locality, as if had been
placed where no one would think of looking
for money; and there were no signs ofsearch
being made elsewhere. This knowledge of
its locality must have been obtained BY look
ing in at fhs windows at night, when part
Of the money was put away.
Ii Is known that this niggardly business
has been yracticed in this region for some
time past.
If the thief does not W ish to blush before
his fellow men in this world, and especially
be fore the heather in the world to come,
his safest plan is to return the money.
We doubt not that il is preaching to his
conscience; and our prayers is that 1t may
so preach that ne can bear it no longer.
Surely the midnight fobber needs preach.
ing as much as do the heathen-
Verify there is God to purge The wicked
We may with proFriety say. that on last
Monday the congregation repeated their
contribution 10 the Board of Foreign Mis-
sions, which amounted to near 500. ltis
not the design that this shall reach the hea-
then through the same channel that the
other did. Ia.
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q lt6 D..

On Wednesday the 18th inst. ELIZABETH, wife of
Alexander McMllen, Esq in the 47th year OF her
age
She was from home AT the residence OF Isaac Tag
CART, attending her mrther and sister. who were
both sick, and was in her usual good health until
within a few minutes Of her death. Her disease
was appoplexy.
The funeral viii take place at two O'Clock to
day, Thursday from the res idence of her hus
band, at the east end o town.
At the residence of her son Matthew Nichol in
Coerain Township. Belmont Co, Ohio, on the IN
inst, Mrs. ANN NlcHo. in The 81 th yearof her age
The deceased was born near Chur chtown Coun-
ty Derry, Ireland, in December, l763 and was
married to John Nichol in 1884, with whom she
emigrated to America in 1889, first settling in
Cumb and Co. Pa. whence the family removed
to Westmorela and Co. Pa, thence 10 Colerain Tp.
Belmont Co, Ohio, of which she was a resident
upwards OF ffiy-iive years
Few persons live so long or have so large a num-
Der oi descendants. She wus the mother os fifteen
children, OF whom twelve came TO maturity Her
grand children number one hundred and one; her
greatlgrandchlidren One.hundred and seventy-t yo;
and her great-great grandchildren eight making
her posterity t~ hundred and ninety-six OF these
many are stli living and are residents of Ohio,
Illinois Iowa and California.
She made profession OF religion in Ireland,
and IN her various changes OF residence in Amer-
she Showed that she valued the privileges of the
people OF God. Her last connection was with The
Associate Reform Presbyterian Congregation Of
ST. Clairsvie; and as long her strength .permit
ted she was 'glad when they said, Let us 90 up to
the house of the Lord" She had the pleasure of
seeing all her children and many OF their children
members OF The church OF the living God As she
enjoyed many blessings and privileges in life, she
was favored with freedom from suffering in death,
There was a gradual decline oisueng IN and one
day departure from this world, asure hope, TO the
ed the iulfllmeni ofthe promise Thou shalt see
thy chileren's children, and peace on Israel" Nav
her numerous descendants be partakers OF her hope
ard enjoy the answer to her prayers on their be.
half Y.
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To Assessors.

Sec. 4. 1t shall be the duty of the as
SCISSORS, while making their lists of taxable
property, to ascertain and record in a list
separate from the list of taxable property,
oil the births, marriages. and desths, which
shall have occurred within their respective
townships, in the twelve months. ending on
the first day of March, last preceding the
itime of assessment, with all the items of
time, place, &C., hereinbefore directed, t.
ibe inserted in the registries, as provided in
section one and two of this act. They shall
make strict inquiry of all heads of families,
and shall use the registries of clergymen,
physicians, surgeons and midwives. herein
before named, in order to obtain correctly
the information herein required.
Sec 6. To enable the assessors tn OBJ
tain full and correct information t ucbing
the facts herein required to be ascertained'
.theg shall have full power to swear and in
.terrogate any person, in th"ir respective
,tow.ships, for this purpose; and it shall be
the duty Of all such persons, when thereto
.resuEed by the assessor, with or without
.osfh, to give him truly aud fully, all the in
formation which beo she may possess,
touching any of said facts.
MILITIA AKb VOLUNTEER MILITIA
An act passed by the Legislature OF this
State, at its present session, requires AS
SCISSORS, at the time of assessing taxable
property, to make out roll or list of names
of all able-bodied white male citizens, being
eighteen years of age, and under the age
of iorty-Hve years-save and except mem
bers of uniform Volunteer Companies.
The Militia thus enrolled shall be subiec,
to perform no active military duty save and
except in case of war, invasion, or to pre-.
vent invasion. riot or insurrection.
The active Militia of this State shall be
composed of Volunteer Companies, raised
by order Of commandments of brigades.
Assessors are also required to enrolled al
white male citizens. not members of anz
Volunteer Company. between the age O
eighteen and forty-fve years.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-04-16

@WELLIKs. of the Enterprise, was
among us last week gathering news, and
judging by his report we think he tas re-
sorted to the back allies, as usual He saws:
SIN St. Clairsville, some leading Repub-
licans pulled out strong for the Democracy
against the Americans. These Repub licans
with few Americans in the county are
going to defeat fusion, and help OF the
Democracy. So goes confusion. Shoul Int
wonder if some OF the most Abolition CT the
St. Clairsville Republicans would go with
the Democracy
The first charge is false; the second ditto;
and the last irtimation is about such as
we would expect from one who had not
found the liquor all frozen.
But he says the corporation ticket was
run by Young America. Blundering again,
DAvY. Shouldn't wonder if his brain had
been little mixed.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-04-16

OJThe School Visitor, new monthly of
Steubenville, is quite an Interesting little
sheet. 1t should be in the hands of every
scholar. 1t is designed for the amusement
and instruction of youth. and at the same
time opens channel through which Teach
ers and all interested in education may have
an interchange of thought and sentiment
Terms are very reasonable.
Single copy, in advance, so cts.
-Four copies, 81 90
We will begin the work by sending on a
club before the Eext issue
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1.-THE Southern Cross. :"

A Mr.. Baker is travelling through TIE
South to iaise men and means for Kassas.
He bears the following letter from Hon.
w. L. Yancey:
MONTGOMERY, March 16:
Gentlemen.-My gallant and eloquent
young friend, Alpheus Baker, j., will soon
visit South Carolina, 10 raise the Southern
Cross, attempt to enlist tne friends of Kan
sas in that State, in behalf of one more
effort to colonize that Territory previous to
the fall elections. He is the Confidential
Agent of the Kansas Executive Committee,
and will explain 10 you, in person, the ne
cesities for an instant and great exeatiOn
on the part of the South.
| remain, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
w. L. YANCEY.
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Kansas-Its admission as a Free
State.

hdllSdS- 10 duuliSSlUu DIS Il FREE
State.
The Washington correspondent of the
New York Times, under date of the 29th
inst, says:
The prevailing opinion here is, that a
long interval must elapse be fore Kansas is
admitted as State at all. and that when
it does come in it will be with a Constitu-
tion excluding slavery. If the September
Cor vention submit a slavery Constitution
to the people, it will be rejected by the ma
jority of the inhabitants oI the Territory be.
yond all perddventure. If the Conve ntion
applies to Congress directly, without pop
ular vote, TO come in as slave State, il is
conceded that the demand will be rejected
by the votes of Northern Democratic mem
bers of the House OF Representatives.
Moreover, the laws of population, which
have invariably governed the Federal Gov
ernment in admitting States, are not likely
to be departed fiom, whatever effort may be
made to accomplish it by Southern extrem-
lists. Meanwhile, the sagacity of Mr.. Wal.
ker will have ample scope for its exercise
and hopes are high respecting the results
of his mission.
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BRAEDETH'S PILLS,

healthy biles and reore the first thing for those
who are dyspeptic should be to commence the purif
alton OF Their blood
BRAHDETH'S PILLS.
No ,ony pur fly, utshey make the blood richer, and
add those principles upon which its power resist
disease. depends.
MILD OPERATION WITH SUCCESSFUL xFFrcr ARE TEE
REGULARITY OF BRAsDETHs PILLS. Now that we m ay
soon expect genial Spring, it is of great mportanc
thata few doses may be used by the wise. Our race
SUI ject to redundancy of vital b les at this sea
son, and it is as dangerous is prevalent; hut
Brandreth's Pills afford in invaluable and efficient
protection. By their occasional use we prevent the
collection those impurities VIII ich when in s.tf
eient quante cause much danger TO the fine or
of the stomach and bowels They soon cure liver
complaint dys?e psia, loss of Appetite pain in the
heap. Heartburn, pain i'll the breast ode sudden
ia ininess and costveness In brief Brandretbs Pills
work Their way TO the very roots OF the disease
Cleansing in their passage, removing every unhesl,hv
accumulation, ulihe blood is purified the whole avs
TEN renovated and the unctiOns and duties of life be
coming pleasure, where before they had been sad
and weary burdens
Wehave thousands of similar testimonials TO the
iol lowing, and such evidence can be had from living
witnesses all around every side II is from pea
eman oil high resPec liability, whose letter can be
al the Primo ipal office, he writes:
81 am now ffty.tw years sse
For twenty years have your Pills as nv family
medicine, and wish no otherl and have never had
occasion TO Gala hyscian in my family, ,save in
tie sickness of my wife with children, during the
twenty years."
TRUE MEDICAL PRINCIPLES
never extract blood. Blood is the lie. BY abstract
ng It IN painful diseases you may occasion the a.
tien ease, but remember this is onIy the redua
tion or ess0ning the p1psr feel And by thus tax
ing away natures tools, you may prevent her from
fully repairing the ravases of nia naIion and Con-
vert what night only have been the sickness of few
days or weeks into chronic affection OF month, or
years.
PURGING BY MEANS OF BRANDRETH,s PILLS
This is the means which accords with nature-pa
ture's remedy in fact. When sudden, ecute or con.
tinued pain occurs, then security YOU must
take medicine that will surely purge There mus,
be shly sha Lying. because every minute lost NAV
| he fatal.
Principal Office, a Brandreth Building, 4Is and az
Broadway.
aAli Pills with 24I Broadway on the box, are couu
terfeit.
The genu inc are sold by respectable dealers every.
where. J.&J.PATTON, St. ClairsyiIIe. Ohio.
sprl6lm
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-04-16

HWHrrE TEETH, PEKFUMEDx BREATH AND
BEAUTIFUL CoMPLEXIoN.-can be acquired
BY using the Balm Of Thousand FloWers -
What lady or gentleman would remain un-
der the curse OF a disagreeable breath, when
by using the "BALM OF THOUSAND F.ow-
ERs" as dentifrice, would not only render
it sweet, but leave the teeth white as ala
basterl Many persons do not know their
breath is bad, and the subject is SO delicate
their friends will never mention it. Beware
of counterfeits. Be sure each bottle is
signed FETRIDGE g. CO., N. Y.
For Sale BY all Druggists. fe266m
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p r OBJ A TIE COURT:
State of Ohio Belmont County SS

SIuIeOT OHIO belHlOHI County, SS.
~ Office is hereby given,t that the follow
! ing namod Administrators and Guardians
have 1ed their accounts and vouchers in my Office
for settlement wit:
VIM d Alex'r Greenlee, Ex'rs of ames Greenlee,
dac'd
Samuel Kirk, Admir- OF Isaiah jenkins. decd
joseph Edgerton, Guardian of Mary Bailey Insane
Joseph Edgerton. Guardian of RoseIla & IDA Bailey
David Smith, Admir- of Ezekiel Roberts decd
Marc cIssa koentz, Guardian of Mary T. & Maria "
KoOntz.
Nancy Cochran Ex'rx of James Cochran. decd
JAIME ladden, Adm r de bonis nun of James r
Gladdep, decd.
p: R. Chapman, Admir- of Andrew l.. CHAPMAN
decd
William Phillips, Adm's of Jacob Phillips decd
James Amber, Ad..'r of Isaac Amber de ID
w Illam Hide, Admir- of Andrew h. West decd
A.The first four above named accounts will b for
nearing aud settlement on the llth, and the four
on The l2t and the four last the 18th days of NAV
uexI DAVID HARRIS
aprle57 Probate Jndye
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Nashville Dispatches.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. A

NASHVILLE, Tenn. April 6.
Snow fell here to the depth of three
inches. The thermometer at seven A. NJ.
to-day stood at 35. Much damage is appre-
hended to the corn, and it is feared that the
fruit crops are entirely destroyed.
Heavy snow storm here yesterday after
noon, and the tobacco in Kenturkey and
in Tennessee is very seriously injured.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-04-16
aflarritb,

On April 2nd.. by Rev. J. W. Shirer, Mr. JAMES
A. SHEPPARD and Miss NARY E. FREEMENE, all Of
Belmont county.
On the 2sth day of March. by Samuel Ring, ESQ,
Mr.. JESSE TAYLOR and Miss MARY PENRo.E, Of
Smith Township.
On the 18th inst :, by Rev. D. Trueman, Mr..
MICHAEL Lucas and Miss RACHEL o. BECKETT. a Il Of
Belmont county, Ohio.
By the same. at the same time and place Mr.,
JOHN w. LoGsToN, of Jackson county, Virginia.
and Miss LYDIA ANN CRlswELL, OF Belmont Co.
What boots the every day troubles of life,
With nice little home and neat little wife.
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READ THIs.-AIl persons kn

a. READ THIS.-All persons know
~ ing themselves indebted d to the un-
dersiened W i'll please call and settle IhME-
p1ArELY, either in cash or BY note. After
the 25th day of March. my books will be IN
the hands Of D. ID. T. CowES, who is au-
tborized to settle nv accounts | will have
dupli.stes of the accounts in my possession
at Bellsire, where they may also be settled.
u By obeying this call promptly it will
greatly oblige me. ana save turner 'r01''e
and expense. D. n "o"hr.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-04-16

TWe notice 1uite number of our cit
izens are plantin 'b autiful shade trees in
front of their residences, and hope it may
be followed up by others. Nothing tends
more to beautify and improve our streets
than nice, thrifty shade trees. Delay no
longer, but see to it this spring.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-04-16
:40fal ynttlligsntt,
sCI,URCH DIRECTORY.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Psstor. Rev. !oHs
Movylr Public worship every sahbash a II O'Clock
o'clock, P h Prayer meetin. in the basement Oh
"wednesday evening
ASSOCIATE REFORM CHURGH-No resu'ai
Psssor nor regular pahiIc service - psesent
NETHOpIsT EPISCOPAL CHURrh-fastof'
Rev Jos. wooDssrrs- Public WORSHIP every sep
bath Al II o'clock. A.. n Ssbhsth sehoo. a. g,
soCiETY or FRfENDs-Two branches. orho
Sox and Hicksite-PubIic worship On Frs1 Day eno
Pourth Day a IL O'Clock. A. L.
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Nttu advertisements.
ROAD TAX FOR 1857.

" ME County Commissioners have levied
l. six cents the hundred dollars for Read
Purposes, for the year 1857
THE Board apprepfiat ted one-third of the amount
levied for Road Purposesoi Bridge Purposes, and
pose.''
ANY person charged with road tax may dis
charge The same by labor, The roads within the dis
uict where the same Is charged prior to the 5th day
OF August al the rate of dollar per day for day g
work of an ab iebodSd man. and at rateable allow
ance per day Tor any team furnished by any person.
which labor shall be performed under the direction
the Supervisor of such district"
s. GRESSINGER,
aprl5lt Auditor, Belmont County
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-04-16

WALL PAPER AND WINDOW BLINDS
To those in need of the above articles, we
have word to say, and that is, you want
the cheapest and prettiest wall paper you
ever seen. call on A. C. MARTIN. He has
just received a new stock, and can suit you
in style and price.
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To Mayors and Justices of the Peace.
Ohio Criminal Law and Forms, 45o PAGES
Price $3.50

in 8ct to authorize Justices ths Peace and 5fauor,
to purchase HdrreHs"OhiO Criminal Lau aud Forms /"
Passed Iuareh Etscsnth, Eighteen Hundred and Fty.
Seuen. 'NS
SEC. J. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of
the state Of oho That each Justice and Mayor IN the
saIe ONO he au hori!ed 10 expend a sum not ex
ceeans TWO do liars and Fifty Cents, of any fines
by ihem respectively collected i'll criminal cases dur
ing Inc year commencing on the Fifteenth day of
epiuafy, ieo' foi The purchase OF 'Ohio CrimInal
Law ana Forms," by NJ. Warren; Provided that the
successor oil any Justice or Mayor who shall have
said book, sha! not pend any fines in The
purchase thereof. "
SEC. 6. Every Just ice of the Peace and Mayor who
snail purchase said book. snaIIdever same to his
success in Office. 1870
SEC. J. TINS Act shall take effect on the sassage
thereof. For Sale by A. g. NaRTIN
aprl6
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Advertising

sM Prrr1xer1I & Ce.. New York and Boston;
n : ScsE1J. New FORK: GEs A. CRoFUr, and "
B.ParnER, Philadelphia. are our authorized sosrI-
,;s;ng soen,s All Adver Iisements forwarded by
them will receive prompt attention.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-04-16

QUICK WoRK.-Mr. Jonathan Palmer and
boy we are informed. has made within Ie
days, from 80 trees, 1874 los of sugar, and
"a gallons of molasses, which at the market
price is worth 1880. Who has beat this!
Meaina Gasetts,
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SENTENCED.

BosToN, April lI.-Chief Justice Shaw,
to day passed sentence of death upon Chas.
L. Carter, for the murder of Warden, deputy
Warden of State Prison. The sentence
takes effect after one years impris ,nment.
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To Teachers.

nazTHE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAM
.H IzErs, will meet in the school house
O on Marietta street in ST. CIAiRsyILLE-
e6aturday April 25. at 10 O'Clock A M
BY order OF the Board.
d d. T. COWEN. Clerk