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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-12-23

ST. ANTHONY BOOK STORE
T. HEC1TTMAN-
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
BOOKS, STATIONERY, WALL. PAPER,
FISHING TACKLE, POCKET CUTLERY, e.
FANCY ARTICLES, TOYS, sc.
Three doors above the fremont Hotel.
.~ ~ 1~ st. Anthony, Min.
June, 10. 1858 vollnol3, |
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-11-04
MASSACHUSETTS, EBEcTleN.

.,.s. lia B0sToN, Nov. 2. B
The election is progressing 'qaistly. In
the 9th Congressional District at .noen, The
vote in the city wardsSastoodsIA Anson. Burr
ingame.- Req. lS2ei ,Juha J. Heard. Dem
l2.l.. ID Cahandse, Barhngane is Iot
ahead. sif the 4ts GeHg DIST, 1he vote
steod. Aiex. ,H@ Races Rep a72s; s. w
Waldron, jr., DEM, s79; N. a. Tqcmpsdn
AM, 267. For Gp7efnor. seat, erlBg re-
turns from. l2rwardss sJu0: up: Nataniel 4
Banks, Op., l,s32; Erasmus D. Beach
DEM, l, ,S65; A. Lawrence, Am, 30S. "a
The eresuit Of the election in his State
to-day, juoging from the returns e,husa fsr,
are favorable 10 the Republican,. In This
city, the vote for iGovernor foots up:s Ba INKS
6,34s. Beach 357; Lawrence. 9,I62. Tae
returns from 10 cities and towns give a
plurality OF 5000 fos lBaaks.1sg .z..sa -
The Democrats have elected B F. Butler
to the STATE Senate; Caleb Cushing to the
House, In the 4,h sCongsessional District
a II IT ce Rep, tfec led by 1000 plur-
atty. In the 5tn DIST .BaFHngsme's eIec-
lion is conceded, In 9th Dist. John B.
A rav Ken. eiecfed . Il -.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-11-04
TIE oEpT sfoRE.@Txs &eHsmsn ol

The .oLpT sfoRE.TT1s &etsmen ol
Wednesday, in abiding to the rather untaV-
orable resoit of the late election, says:
"Pick your fints. Democrats, and rub up
your arms. Victory and Democracy are
now synony mous-and0 Whatever betide
now, Ohio mist be Democsatic Stste,si
the next tlelection, and for long time 10
come % E.-sse4.z -s-ls-'--s cd 20 sss-l-,-4r q.
This has been the song for several years
past, and promises to be for several years
to come. Like Mackay's good time com
isg,' Ohio being Democratic State is a
longsNay in the future.s We haven't heard
that our public schools are deteriorating,
and we Judge therefore, that the chances
for the Locofocos carrying Ohio are rather
slim Bill gas IL cheap and plenty at The
Statesman. ofice. and it costs them nothing
to whistle tn keep tleir courage up
Z1nesvile COurisr. .ss-s r 4, - a5-sss 's ,..is-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-11-04

A FoRTUsE AARON BURRs DAuGH.
"A Correspondent o. 7hs Sprinafeld
{ Mass } Republican -'ysl thasi nstura'
daughter OF Aaroi. Burr Sand Re sldaas les
,atee, comes curlpusly, tnto posses on. Of
quite fortune, m hrs swoy: Burr held a
lease from Trinity etnrch oi hi Rfchiaud
Hill property, three OF four hatndred lots in
the centre of New York,, for sixty-six
years. sHedre-les the land Tor sixty
tbfee years TO 1Astor and others. ant, their
lease expires iu 1860. The lea Sc yfortshree
years belongs to Burr's daughter, and, The
Claim IS irdisPutabIe and the value OF The
lesse veTysgreal. Already several OF the
lessees hive Compromised the cfaim for
frosi Sf5oo.to $1,000. iSa30 EaG EJI
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-11-04
Crest geaaaaIIsl sdsstiiSl5 sAda tnS5Mlhah Match u
: SF y = New York - T @ I
From rbe NewYork paity 5rr,bune n

,s, From The New York Daily Tribune
+ Uplta soiate hour last night, ii, nigomery
Hall was visited by acurious and. .hdIi-in
credulous thssng. 10 zee. ihe. fsmaLs wno
siiiitYqiked visYspusly an Ishs plauoTh
raised iof tlsir as4pian feat. The matdh
commenced a. II O'Clock roon on Wedpe.-
day -sAnd Aisl2 O'CLOCK on Thursday Flora
Temple manitested signs of fatigue. She
iconplained Of al coId and mAlked EARLY.
y hiIes Ref ,sntsgnhist, Priohessy was las
'erec' and spffghtiy ssathoug h's be was Just
setting Out soas an afternoon walk in Broad
way. 1t was predicted that .PrirreEs would
win in the prize. But Flora seemrd 10 gain
strength as the nest proceeded. and lat
evening both appeared IN fine order, not
Nith@ tndn,g they had be en- on thstl teet
hfy-seven Consecutive hburs$at orfock
in the evening" VeHlh.Ip .T'S .sss~iS asbi
A majority of dfe persons tpreserso lad
cigars in Aheir mouths, and paffedi away as
ihsugh no females, We're. in, the roorn,,74 The
PedestIians cdmplained ofthis a J ungentle-
manly .,zA crazy Kio.in, in ihe bahIidsa Of i
disinterestedi person in one corner of the
room. sent out occasional diseordant notes
10 Cheer the heroines; bot whe ihe4 or not
ilas irre9 u isr sccompa paDiment attended their
ioot5tePs, the lioness marched with unfal-
tsring tread. . Fora took OF her boots. and
walked m her stripes steckiBgs Bcehs said
they ieli "iirs1." but in the am iie 1t hta of
The hall made 4lprel obscure by the smoke.
IL Was harfty snbserratle ~ Is ii q
.TneS skes untiis O'clock tbs Emorrs-l
ing It wiaica ssne taey ad peep on i he II
ieet sariy-three hozns Neither u,Dl, d ..-.>-e-
IN though both equally complained of ex-
hUusticu and extreme fatigue. Under he
circumstances it was agreed that 1t should
be called a "draw game % nd that the 're-i
ceipts at the door should be equally diyidedl
betw cen them 5000 '-- SOFA I
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-11-04
.I.1ILIINlllS ELEGTIuN.l

lLsHs has s=iEt-';s stTREsTeE, ILL.,, New. g.
= st Clair county---In Ibis precinct, fo,
Congress, Baker, Reps. 6s, Eo~kes. Dem
53-For Representatives. Henry, Rep, So
Hot, Dea4 go; Hacke,t. lad, /. Fol
Safe Treasurer, Miller, Rep IS; Fo ndas
Dsm., IS. For .Sup't Public Instruction
Bstrman. Rep, 40: French D. m 3. -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-11-04
Wheeling Wholesale Market.
WHEELIEG, Oct. 27.
THE MARKETS.

..-s -4 -PHILADEAPHIA, Nov. 9.
Thete is no export demand for Flour; sales to
the trade af=Ssa5l Tor superfne: S537Ia5, 80 for
S. 62ia6 so for extra iamily and fancy. Rye Flour
and Corhmeal have decned 25c Der hbl; sales Geo
bJisai l2lu4 25 for nfIper nad 81 ior the lates~
Prime Wheatlhsgls mnderate inquiry; sales red II
1,lSal &c and wliH is25aI, 20 New Rye held AT
75c. Corn in demanf; I; sa IS 25 900 bush. old yell
low al 81, afloat and oosSI in sto'e Oats scarce
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-11-04
DELAWARE ELECTION.

SThe4EfL WSrd oszthiscify gives l6 maj.
tor Peoples iesef. Flrsl Ward, VIM:
Btrsen, Dem. for Governor bias SO majority
ard VIC. Witty, Dem. for Gongress,
20 aioritY. J. ~. .--- u - = . u =
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-11-04

a1The building fstmerIy occupied BY the = Bel
moot Branch Bank, which was some time 8 mes
perchased for the use Of the County Treasirst, i
tsing handsomly reprinted and fixed up wiz
soon be ready tor occupancy, and. hayiag sspena'i
vsal, and other convenences- viii n,aks a sup ~
or Office. ~ .if4 ioea -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-11-04

r0FFIcE "SUNDAY MERcuRY,"}
saLHAP APBiLa, March 80. 1858.

DEAR SIs: A few weeks since was
suffering under sg,severe ID which like
the Old Tyler Grip took complete possess
ion OF my system. rackihg me- with pa ins
in the JOINS, headache, sore throat, and a
telling $ general 1ang,for and de bility, al
most unbearshle. Genseling MYSELF with
the reflection that it was Gniy "a common
cold, and would soon pass off, took no
remedy, for il; but it rapidly became worse,
sne I Was compe He'd to make some effort to
check.its progress. / therefore boagbt q
bctiiss sof yoor Balsamic Cordial, and an,
happy to say that its effects were almost
magical; in three Gays time the grip was
loosened. and at the end of the week I was
comp plsiely cured.I should now unhesitsting
ly'recomm End your Cordial 10 all similar j.
afflicted. Yours, truly, G. W.SJONES,
h. Prepased only by DR.. e. d. Jackson, No
4ls. Arch Street, Philade'phis, and for salt
by Druggists aud Stoiekeepers throughout
thh Uated States and Canada. Price 75 cts
per bottles * = Ft'Nt nov4inI.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-11-04

srThe people of Saint cIsizs,iile and yiciaii 7.
will do well TO ,orememser that our tri.nds JoHS A
Grove, hasjus opened, in the room formerly ccc'-
pred BY JAocB HEymAN.'a chwe. sot Of Family
Groceries. Mr.. GRoyE's, well known ,pFobiy Of
character is sufficient guarantee to all Give
A.aii -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-11-04

srWe are glad to learn from The Brraespitsc
inteliseucer that Rev Js,dfs HENptRsos, the pops
>ular Meihotisi divine,A is .TeeeyeEiRg iro!h the
severe attack oil Typhoid Fever, Under which he
has bern labor:ng or i icw weeks past. .s.ss ; :. !.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-11-04

teoHxrrrrn rpa MunDrsl-A man by ths name
of isaac YxxpYxE Was arrested in Washington
township on Monday. ehatgsd with an astempt ts
kill bis uncle, ISAIAH VAyDyNE, BY stabbing- lie
was taken. befo5e Ese HESDERsncrr. Of Washing
ton towuships and aftsr an eSaninatior, eoInhis'
ted to Jail, in deaaltefs5 200 bail The case was
rather an aggravated one, as we understand, The
prisoner. was lodged in our Jail on Monday eve'
ming by the officers of Washington township. The
officers who brought tbe prisoner up reported the
vicum of this cruel assault in dying condition.
No hopesiwere entertained ofhis recovery Per.
sons ince from the neighborhood report mortifea.
sion TO have taken place -Tbeprisoner has rather
amepossessila appeGibce. EMuniers are multi.
p.ying over fhe:lands shifs red murder stalks our
Streets and Highways in he broad, garish Light OF
llay. II - q
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-11-04

is HEREBY- GIVEN that = /,

Is HEREBY GIVEN that petition
Il will be presented TO the Comm issioBers of Bel
mont county, at their next session. asking for a
view and survey of the grounds fer the LOCATION OF
aCoun;y Road; said road 10 commence at Black
sm ith Shop. on the premises of Mrs. Hannah Fore
man; thence ina Southern dire etiOn down Brush
Kun 10 the first TO ding above Payton A. Hsrrison's
mill dam; here forming junction with the road
leading from the Barnesvflle Road South Of Nieh-
olas Cooper's, TO the said Harrison's mill. lso,
the groun Is for the alteration Of she last described
read, commenting at the Tnou tn of raviRe, near
the residence of James Smith, and running thence
vest near The par tition line between the ands of
George w. Gosney and Hugh lillian, 10 stone
AZ the n E. corner Of the lands of Thomas Wldte;
and that that portion Of the nld road .running 2
through the iands of said Gosney be vacated. - Il
nofnd u - - ------- IA
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-11-04
MICHIGAN EIECqION.

.sSsssSd sSaiiSa DETROIT, Nov. 2.
" rhs city gives Democratic State ticket
from eosto '4se nsj.a The Repoblicans
claim the election of of l. Aldermen, al. d
a(Pvrtion of the, county ticket. n, q 9,
SRsturn from the State are mesgfe and
INDICATE a Hight s6te p6iled-iht consequence
osisi-e-erei storm s~bich- f.resailad ahrodgh-
ont be, State The Republicans haze nn-
Goobts,ty elected sslther Cohgressmen .
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-11-04

1 PETITION WILL BE PRESENT
N ED to the Comm ssio ioners of Belmont coun.
ty At their next session, praying for the vacatioa
and closing of the Road between the foIlJwing
points: commencing at Bridge East of Lewis sut
10 3 esideRce, and about fifty rods north of the
National Read. thence Continuing North through
The lands of Lewis Sutton, David Brown and John
Bell, to where it nterkects the road leading from
Wheeiing Creek - the Nat ionai Road. ....
no4 MANY PETITIONERS
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-11-04
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Z Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

l at the Probate Court for Belmont county the
under signed was appointed and qualified as Execu-
Tor Of the estate Of Blu Ia Berry, decd late OF Belmont
county. c. ...
All those indebted to said estate are requested
make Immediate payment, and those having claims
againsf said estste notified present them for
settlement within one year from this date.
nova - JOHN STARBUCK, Er'r. r.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-11-04

Brs1 BUsinIss NpiTisG OF IS5S.--
During the pass Two. weeks, al The Ohio
Stste Far. sssSandusky tWheeling, Va.
st Greenshurg, Washington. Mercer and
Beaver, Pa, ali the frs writers OF the
West exhibited thcirs bes, specimens Of
Business and Ornamental -Pen@anship.
The Iron City College, which has drawn
alithe Premiums in. Pittsburgh, and in
Eastern and Westerai Cities, over all COM
peulsrs, for best Pen and Ink Writing,
-agsin adds new iaureis to her fsme by ex-
ceiling all in best specimens OF Penman-
ship PittsJurg Eusning Chroni;ts, Sept
SsHa,Ss a7sh,S baG stood 10 J35t4 ngig;1
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-11-04

9rWe have on file an excellent speech oi CARI.
scHukz, of Wisconsin. the German patriot, On
~ he Question Before the People, Shall Slavery
or Freedom Preyaili' Ii was delivered Before a
recsnt great mass meeting of the 4lephblicans al
Chicago hiss speech of mastery logic and per.
suasive. eioeuence. We will Try and lsy il before
the readers of TIE CHRosIcIE at an eariy day: 'ss
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-11-04

Mn sGumses,s IrrrrR 10 Gov. CoRaIN--we
direct the attention of our readers 10 the able letter
OF. hon. ]. R GipDISes TO Gov, CcRwfsi ion The sd-
mission of 81 ave States, 10 be found on the iunrh
page Of to days paper 5,o.N ''' =, '.5 , 80 >
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-11-04
NEW YORK ELECTION.

New YORK, Nov 2.
h Erection is proceeding quietly ia the city
The fighting wafds are all serene, and lh'
turnout of voters is ippara.isely mesgre
Weather cloudy, with raw East wind
Several sttobg Democratic wards are CIT
ting HOu.aJuo. Kelly, the specific nominee
{ ddllltNnw Yomft, m LNov.1a.
A ROY occnrfed In The LIST sardrthis after.
noon. 'Sevefat policemen were Knocked
down BY The Walbridge anti.Tammany can.
di date for Congressman, while, the former
were protecting United States soldiers in
voting for Hoa.I Dan'i 6. ackles.I ,ai,1s :
F. New YoRx CITI, Nov. 2.
Fourth Ward, Parkef-t 7kzaiergan 376,
Bsrrows5I oSFH q TWIrds PARK ef fI,ss6,
Morgan 24s, Burrows go, featt Wsrd,
Parker ,4O3. Morgan ssuO, Buirews s2ss -
,Nia.hi y ard Parker / s77, Morgan aaess,
Bsrrows l,leSsi'ssF Twenty g-seconds Ward.
Parker I,o q Morgan ] ,sil, ButscNs 1873;
Eighteenth Ward, Parker 2 ls2. Morgan
. ,bSu Burrows 1856. SIKH Ward, -Purker
265s5fsrgsB 2so. Bsffows 27.s Sixteenth
Ward3 PHkFr 2a55I Morgan f.77O. Bur-
Ifae .JAowins re,arns fOtIdsaverAO rom
. I'D al tias Esrds have been recsis ed
Seeead Wsf1, Amasa J, P .fker, Deu,, 25S;
Edsia-gD. Morgan. Rep, 1871; L Burrows, /,
Am.y ST. Third Ward, Parker, 42s; Nor
gsn.9ls; Bnrl6Ss. .I5sS y III VI
.1iisH7 sai e9Irr,c.r Noys a. y
Rescue Cpnkiing, RpP., has BEEN eiec.ed
to Congress rom The 2Oih District. - "a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-11-04

sf--CHARLOTTs RAMSEY. or-'od Charlotte" as
she was ismiliariy termed. WHO has been the ca
lrereF IN The culinary department. n essfy sssdins
in all the country around lor years. until finally
she was regarded as necessityEat such places,
died ofTyphOid Fever, in this place last Thursday
sOif Charlotte" was formerly ssiave, we believe
= away down in old Louden" county. Virginia
Sac was universal layoHie IN ,own,I q iact
which was well attested By seeing some Of the
mos, worthy and estimsbie ladies oftowHssanaing
BY her bedside relieving her vans, and smoothing
the pillow Of death, Il, =
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-11-04

arRead the 'account 'of me kidnapping sei's
citizen of Indiana. in smother column of to-das
paper TINS. we presume sosae gentlemen would
term tcurbing The extremes Norihand Soulh.."--
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-11-04
Medical Science.

The history of 'H00FLAND'S GER
MAN -BITPERS2 the most remsrkabie
Medicine of the day, and the many cures
that have been performed with it in cases
ot LIVER COMPLAINT DYSPEPSIA,
NERVOUS DEBILITY, and diseases
arising from disordered liver o. sfomscb,
places it among tie most astonishing dis
coyeries that has taken place in the medical
world. The diseases to which these Bit
ters are applicable are SO universal that
there are but few of our friends who may
not test their virtues in their swn families
or circle of acquaintaaces, and prove to
their own satisfaction that there is at least
one remedy among the many advertised
medicines, deserving the public commeLd da-
ten. 1t is a fact that, in the mids of many
persons. a prejudice exists against Whit are
called Patent Medicines; but why should
this prevent you you resortiDg to an article
that has such an array of testimony tn sup
por: It as HOOFLAND'S GERMANB BIT
TIERS. Physicians prescribe it. Why
should you discard III Judges usually CON-
sidered men of talent, have ahd do use if in
their own families. Why should you reject
it, Clergymen and those the most eminent,
take il; why should not you! Let not your
prejudice nsurp your reason, to the ever
lasting injury of your health; if you are
sick and require a medicine try these Bit
ters. -.
These Bitters are prepared and sold by
DR.. c. M. Jackson, No. 4lS, Arch aS,ress.
Philadelphia and BY druggists and store
keepers in every town and village in .he ~ ]
States, West indies. Canadssl and South
A aerics, al 75 cents per bottle. See tha
The signature Of Z, NJ, Jackson is on the
wrapper of each hottie -. nov CIV =
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-11-04

EsDIseT Rs ELEvEL. john Mitchell
editor u Jhe Southetn citisen, snhounces
that aGteraths 18th Of November, the Place
Of its publication will be Ichsny4d from
Knoxville, Tenn 10 Washington city, the
cenlre of politicsi.vagabundism. a.. I'll.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-11-04

p1iilinois has been exceedingly well canvass
ed. af least 80 isi as the Republicans are concern
ed. Besides the Numerous great joint debates be
twesn Dos,sLAs and LKcots, Gov. CHAsE. Of 90
State, Hon fHnEIs p BtisR. Of Missouri Cel
CAsslusM Clay, of Kentucky, and other dis
,inssishsd gentlemen have made stirring speecIss
In didsfent psrn of de STATE, IN - - ' =
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-11-04

syGov cosswils did moi 20 10 iifinoisato assist
The Republicans in ibe canyass Pressing business
sngsgerenss prevented HIM sYhe snnouncemen
was perhaps psemainre-saii - zsspjsal y,zs.sss !
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-11-04

leeSwe learn from TIE Weod.feH Herald that
she Repubiicsus d Woodsft ID had grand Jub Nee
syer the recent so1iols and decisive victories OF
the Reynb ,dean partys on Weene sdpy evening, the
z7tk uitss Speeches from WAISTS HOLSTER az ard
Aoshers, and irs.baiis. and bonhres. and % torch
zfgtt procession were the orcer oi the evening; a
superb supper was served up q, laiet hour IN The
evening, Nv mine host o the Mansion House, alr
sRsspofSH. The widest enshosiasm pfsssiied@s
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-11-04
NEw YnRr Nov ,

NV YORK, Nov.,2.
Flour heavy; $500 bbs sold; State 4, load 80; -
Ohio 5,S0a45; Southern S5a5.3o. Wheat firm; 90
coo bus. sold; Western Red 81 ,l2al5 Corn quiet;
$4,000 bus. sold; linked 20. PorS=-mess Sl6,62a
1878; prime SIS, 3,50al3,75. Beef heavy at losll.
and duIl as
BAfrIMoRE, Nov. 2.
Flour steady, Ohio and Howard Street and-City
Mi s S5.25u5 81. w beat stradv. An improved d {
mgnd for corn, old white 6sa75c yellow 79aSl =
Bacon firmay7t 81. Bulk Neat 6!aef.
l. - - .a..l ls.a a, GIoIINEATl, Nov. 2. :
p X lour unchanged ami dull. no demand except
fos tae higher grades suHahit tor ihe city trade; :
sfles oi so bbis ut SifHai.sU Tor extra and si,S0
as 5 orf xsr 'tamily Witt wheat receipts light
tls0 hhis bacon sides sl al .st, the latter prime
Hops firm nl s5,75; in go d demand. Money mar
kel unc hnuged. o. -. -.s.-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-11-04

y sarIEvIs PowrL1, Of Loydsvil le. died on Thiits-
-day.ske 2ethsl,., Of Dropsy. His fsu,ainsa wsrf
AmfesrAd 10 The Ne niodis, Buying Ground o. this
Rlsee, on Friday, and were followed V sas gave
by large concousss of ffiiends,a including del
s1sssu yt1sse Masonic fraternity, Of which hi
T'fs member 80, :. =
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-11-04

% Miss NAscs B. FA ms says something y m
,ervsting % the isdies % oas ads ertnine eenFns
today .ssigssA asl s.i.s 1s.ll ...ls. nm -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-11-04

"a PIBIE MEEIssG-4'hel annual meeting Of 1.-The
1BelmoRt Eeupsy Bi5is Society auxiliary to the
American Bible Society will De heia in the Meth
odist Epfscopaf Church at O'Clock on FRIDAY,
sAov. Ig. 1855, al which the Rev t. c. Hartshori !,
Bible Agent fog Eas.ets Ohio, ReFsI- b Graham.
Ekes. 5. Y KeeReas sHsL expected 10 Address the
meeting auxiliary sSeeisiyi tbs couaiy, Is
ftspecu ul leqlt sleo TO present. -fbf report OF
their prosAsdines faiihe yeafz SilIO ''T2
= ILessIwbo have not yet paid theis Subscriptions
90 the seciety, VIII please do 50 al once = :.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-11-04


ear The pubishefs Of I4s .AtLiatae ae"tAly tor1
got US ,hi. month. Through the kindness o. a
hiend. hoxeser. we are permitted to speruse us
gehialpsees' sThe .Autocfat, ,nxhon cur readers
willres,ember left his Iandlady and tsqk up win
a school mistress, resumes hisrsey chat with the
readers Of I've Adeatic, in new series Of papers
rnder tke title Of sA Visit to the Auiocrut's land.
Iadyrs The contents aie;u Rsilwayi Engineering
n the United States; Her sfsee, the iDrdmmer's
DaueAseI; Work and Resi-; Colin lClout and Che
fsery Queen; Miss Winpies Hoop; Mature snd
shePhiiosepher, Thomas Jsfersons A PRISONER o
war, .qbe '.wasiiing of the Feet" on tioij
Thursday. ia ST. Peters; Physical Courage; No
rember;s A. Visit 70 the Autocrat's Landiadyisfhs
Great Esent-ef the Century; The Last Look;
Sample Of Consistency; Literary Notiees etc.' etc
The sAatocrai's'' .conu ibuiions are alone wort
she subeciption price of the magazine. We bop
III pub bIishers viii not again forget us- We can
no, well do without zAe Atiantie. s--ii
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