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MEDICINES.

III
" BALrIMokR. 80.
LcCK HOsYIYAL,
hss Dsssey~s< 'A< ssssf csrfssa, Speedy, 80 s.ls
Nsefssl Rs~ss5Y 80 fAs VOID
FOX ALL DISEASES OF hPRrDENoR-
LET NO FALSE DRLIclcY PREvKyr.
APPLY IMMED ATBLY.
4 CURE WARRANTED, OR NO cHxRes.
- IN from ONE TO TWO DAYS.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-17

The above PURE WHISKY, CoprxK p,srrIx I'm
IRON MATTED GRAM, being superior aud Uniform
n euality, and highly improved BY age is preferred
Arly recommended BY the best physicians and
SSem 1 e. possessing eli tee requirements Of .
. The SchuylEn w eter of Philsde phis used in
ne dsaIstton q this w hisky, 10 proved By 9nsly
Sta tes and to this may in q sreet decree. Be A.
tr1buted the exeeIenoe of this Whisky
For saleby FREEMAN SIMPSON.
PheniX Distilisry,
On the Schuylllli river, Phi sdelphis
rOMces-96 WAL street, New York 100 South
And can Dc had in Washington Of Samuel Bacon
q CO, gig Pc az; X. ,. Ryen, West 9Th ST., eor-
ray q Semmes, lO1 Pa ay; j, g. Wilson. sar
Ps. ~; Barbour Semmss, IS La. sv; ii. q.
Moore; Cisse!I Co $50 " est nth st.; g. =. Cd ca
lok, $50 n; j. Az; A. Gaddis. Jr., q Co., M, COR
per East llth Edward Hall, 40 Market Space E,
=. White Co So La. av.; john H. Ssinmes q
Co. 323 West Ninth ct. 90 Is I'm
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Commi s.ioner of the Q sns1sl Lsnd Once.

NoTE:-Under the regulations OF the Department
as heretofore and now existing. no pay msnt can
be made 70, advertising proclsmatiops except to
such publishers as are SPe idiy ed to pub
ONCE. "a % v,oa.
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WATCHREPAIRING ANOsILvER WARE
w MANUFACTORT -

nave one OF the best estab shments aad far-
ing every description of fine Watobes, and IN
particular attention give to the same hy a
tied Aiso, every descnp ION Of standard SILVER
WAKE, plain and ornsme atal. manu- factu ed under
my own supervision, which my customers Will ind
1aI superior In quality and finish to northern ware
sold BY dealers in general and represented as their
own manufacture. III. o. HOOD,
se6 a3S Pa. avenue near o. 4 NJ
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PIONEER sE sFaNkM AME BEEfEsA BROWN
IMPORTANT TO ROUsEkEEPERR

&. n. DURKEE 4 co.'s
S3hIOT sFIOH8.
..-..s-.. Guaranteed not only
sABSOLvTELY AND PERFECTLY PURE,
put ground rom fresh Spices, selected and olesned
by ms expressly for the purpose Without rsferenoe
e cost They are besatisliy psoked in hniol.
ma are ' fn ysyh . r5sYsns injury ey keeSins
Spices are almost invariably short. We warrant
taem' an ResRf e strength s6a r,ehns:s Of favor
81 ansle Ilal VIII a5undanty prove.
Manufactured only b
n l3-n.D&w.h Isl Pal "a Ns-Srs
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sr "a ~, ~. Oslsgs siSs.rIss.s hs.ess (ssss.s
snd The rsstsr 81 whose life sesut I. tSs -
Ynais 81 ksodee fssss, Phs dspka Sss q
ensvn; nsny trssssd via raghg In snl ssss
vhs. nssP grsst nsrv.ssnsss tsnT alarmed a ssxess
ssonds, ssshfsinsss VIII sqSsnt bshnf ss0s
enee VII dorm 81 mind end In
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y LET ILL WHO TIE GfFiicffxD
APPLY E kkkp REMEDY

hAJOlCE IN hE1LTH
EIlend, DO you suffer- Are you the victim Of sny
OF thoee numerous a. lments which arlse from In
purity cftho hood What are they, DO yop asF .
source OF lie and health. and il IL the frst cemcnt
Of our being 20 respond 90 Any cameo which fTeots
The system, the Palso nsllIbiJ attests The ever
prevailing Neuralgia, The irritstipr Eryspelas the
suoue Serofula, the sEoLixtps Rheumatism, Ner-
voea Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver Comp sint with lis
eorlor and dejechon, and the pumSerless lille thai
eeeh heir TO, derive 'heIr bdeops origin from the
Raood, Deal Kindly thes and gently with the blood
Use inc rlta1lng RESOURCES or nature for its AID,
ADO suner rs TO commend 70 your oonfdenos and
uee that truly valuable meticomert known a.
rNny.y HIRs M PQxS
with regard 70 this almost infalible specific
lopuIM sonpnent bas spoken la deoidcd terms,
ss and tfs esids1ee: % Ai, sTes, efao.ey are sss
remedies and the beet medical skill have failed
Lot M say, In conclusion, that Certificates
CURES ere not sought from the Iiterate and suDer-
noiei, Pat they are volunteered from the most re-
sgeonblc sources and justify the highest terms in
which u Is possible to commend so valuable
specao g pubic approval. We may sdd also that
the curotve properties of the medicine are e uaed
only BY its restorative efects the System recover
Inf from oisease With renewed constitutional vgor.
For sale By ell respectable prurgists in this
city and BY the Propuetor, MRS N. COX.
A, nG9ne tenalns pnle.s her PANE s blown on The
Wits g per hSttl.i II s sssscf for rs
Gearsssoxn, q. Wbo:.s. Assst icI p ~ g.
THO, and Win supply the trade At my prloss.
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PsSrissors, Is WIIinmr rtfeet. S,v vSs
.-ss " sWSH a,sIa r.. 4 Agent

Ing PEEhli Rf9 SlE S FIFE
For Diseases Of the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary
Ofeens, and especially for Female Distractions,
CHARLEs wIDDIFIELD a. CO.,
fropnetors, 70 William Ct, New York,
j. SCHWARZE,
HSlyI Agent wsxhinrton. ID. C.
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nR. J. BOvBE DOD's
~ IMPERIAL WINE RrTrrRs

Lake, srt the universal verdict Of eli who ne
them either - sssdseses or a. q bses,afs 10 thas
tSsm d 5s pr.sos Tor yss Gai b. sSss
VIC purohsseS 81 hsn the sole night 10 manIfscturs
md prs;ens thI fcr sls 20 Che lrblio For the
$500. Pills, Nervous Disos,es. Female Com
ra9ts sps 81 oesea res Hlrng torIo, they are Be-
their rnctic1s. lTe,-r t.s tkoy ard pure, Whole
s sIs nc asfshsssl Bsye,.ss IsodSsinG AZ DE
Without their injurious royults Let al friends Oh
humanity And al savooatee OF temperance essist
gs In subenfuinx these valrnNe Vegetable Bitters
loL tho s.ssrsl rotsoxs snd e6sn,fsressf Ls@usrs
vim Which tho county In flooded, and thereby az
60m the land.
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kNnokaEMENr or ZEE FREES.

ssvsntssn ys.rs, and s important ssrss
e epsrusns Ysrfsfnsd ~ Dr. Jshnssn. witnessed sy IL
ysSh have agpssssd assia and Again sssss ysbis 30
nee hsrtanom c GsstsDan q aRe
stly, ssasisnt gusSaatss 10 tAs saisssS la 80
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-04

Why was there rot one Republican in
that meeting with the tbimbleful of brains
requisite TO impel him 10 chslieoee Dir.
Gloverr--ss ] now do--to produce the let
ter he pretends TO have received from me-
not a copy, but the very letter itssIf-snd
let me or my friends in st. ClsirsviIle print
III ] can see no harm in my advising him
that some documents we're better adapted
TO bis locality tbas others; but do not be-
iieve ever did sven this. Oot with that
letter. HoaAcE GREKLY.
lathe letter ICES demanded Immediately
on the conclusion Of Mr.. Glover's speech,
and he was even offered fifty dollars to pro.
duce It. Numerous demands Of a similar
kind have been made since, but the letter IL
not yet produced. Nobody heresbouts be.
lieyes that he ever received such a letter
from Mr.. Greeley or anybody lse.-EDircR R
CHRoN
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-04
SHERIFFS SALF
Sarah J. Morrison ys. John hsnce, e.

Sarah J. Morrison We. John hance, ct al.
DY VIRTUE OF A vENDi to me directed
- from the court Of common Pleas Of BeImoLt
county, Ohio, will offer Tor sale at the front door
oi the Court House in said county, on
Tuesday, October I'd, 1860,
between the hcurs Of 10 o'clock A. N. and o'clock
p n. Of sad day, the following described real rs.
tate. 10 wiu Part of the northeast quarter oil
section 20, township 8 and Range 6, containing
63 acres, more or less. Also, part OF the south.
west quarter OF section Is, township Q and range
B, containing IL acres, more os less Also. lot No.
l46, in Barnes addition to the town Of Barnesvile
Belmont county, Ohio as the property Of Francis
b. Uncles, with the sppurtenances thereto be-
longing. Appraised ss follows: First tract $3.50;
second uact $500 lot No. l46, $500.
Terms Of sale cash. p. LOCHARY,
sheriff OF Belmont county Ohio.
Sheriff s Office, st. ClaisvilIe, August 80, 1860
printers ices
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Mr.. Glover in a
tight place--Pro
duce that letter.
cFrom the N. Y, Tribune.

OF. SLAIhSVILLks Va Orpt' 1ot w.
Ma. HORACE GREELRy-S;r: Al BelL
Eve rett meeting held here last evening, M.
J. w. Glover, Esq, the Bsll-Eserett candi.
date for Congress in the XVIIth Congress.
sional District. psraded bsiore his audie nee
a list Of what he called Republican Cam
psign documents, including Helpers I'm
pending Crisis" and Summers speech on The
bsrbarism of Slavery" claiming, with un'
precedented stupidity, that they contained
the creed Of the Republican party. He
stated that he had written TO you without
revealing his politics, requesting you to
send him those documents, and tina. you had
replied to him that you did not think "they
would suit this locality" Knowinr that
twas cardinal doctrine in your political
faith that every side of every question sho'd
be fairly laid before the people and that you
would as readily publish O'Connor' 'sIdefense
as Summers casrigaiion Of Slavery. ] felt
confident that the statement was not true.
If untrue, please answer in any way you see
proper. OHIO.
REmARKs.-Mr. Glover >is certainly a
scoundrel, by his own showing, II he ELECTED
. private letter from stranger BY such acts
a. he here dsserts, and then made the use
Of 1t he now does, allowing that there ever
was such letter. He who makes sush use
Of another mans orivs letter, written al
his own solicitation, writes himself down 0
villain in chpIacters which all men may
rssd. But have not the least recollection
Of ever writing any such letter, and am con.
fdsnt never did.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-04
Tia o.. Ciairsvilie FAIR.

Tia %. CiairsviiIe FAIR.
f.. The Belmont Co., Agricultural Society
hold Its annual Fair during four days of last
week. Daring the first and second days bu t
little was done more than making the en-
tries and completing the arrangements for
u complete exhibition.
The morning of tho third day was blus.
tering and threatened rain, yet quite large
crowd gathered al an early hour, and the
exhibition upon the ring and in the Halls
was complete.
TIE Fou tn day was pleasant and The
crowd came pouring in from all quarterl
until our town was moving mass Of hu.
man beings, Horses, Wagons, &c. Du.
ring the afternoon the Fair Grounds con-
tanned more people than we ever saw to-
gether in Belmont county at any gathering.
II wac enough to insure the Company Of
financial success.
The Halls were well filled, especially the
manufacturers and Agriculturalist's depart.
ment Contained splendid display.
The display of vegetables was never un.
surpassed at this Fair. There were thresh
ing machines, Hay and Straw Pitchers, Har.
rows. Pows, Cider Mills, Reaping and Now.
ing Machines, Washing Machines, etc, al
patents, down even to patent Hog Trough
Messrs Rice anh Swartz from their extensive
establishment at Martinsvilc did much to fl
up this display. The Floral Hall was beau
tfuly decorated but not SO well filed as W
have seen. l: was not the quality but thu
quantity we complain of. The utifu
flowers from NJ llor's Green House adde,
much to its beauty also tie fino dis ,lsy from
Parlridges Daguerrean Gallery in Wheeling
added greatly to the isplny.
The selections of Fruit from Morrison
Nursery and also from NJ .ssrs McSword. &
Yost were OF the very best Indeed Flora
Hall would have looked shabby without them
The display of Cattle, Sheep, and Hogs wa
not so god as usual.
Horses were as usual the great attraction
The exhibition was good, but che characte
Of the premiums offered at all our Fairs hs
had its effect and this year, the light fee
foo, ed races were all the go. Among these
the Hatoga stock OF borses, as a class ar
ahead as far as we could see. The condit
ion OF Track, this year. after the improve
men,s put upon it, was such as to pleas
the most fasiidious.
The Balloon did not ego up" in conse
quence of adverse wind which continue
the the whole afternoon. Al far as w
we're able to learn the whole exhibition CAV
better satisfaction than usual.
We have been compelled to give brief
: notice than the subject demands, but INA
t srain when freed from the more absorbin
theme Of politics, the people will be NOR
, likely be interested to give few him
i, suggested By the Fairs which are just pas
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-04
SOLD, SOLD, soLDn


Didn't we tell you sol All through the
campaign we have warned the Bell men Of
the dark plot by which they were to be sold
TO The Democracy. Now the deed is nearly
completed. The papers are made out and
the trans fer 10 ell that remains 10 be done.
Then. you honest old wings, who thought
you belonged to new organization and in
dependent party. viii; find to your sorrow
thu, you have been but helping thst old cor
rupt party which from infancy you were
taught to view ss an unholy thing.
Hays you seen the tickets you are 10 votei
We have, and what think you, is upon III
Why there ia your County ticket but ,eha
slsei Why sirs.st i,s very head, The first mar
upon IL, 10 Smith for Judge, a DEmocRAT
The St, Cisirsville Gazette supports Smith
the very sane Smith you. Bell men, are ask
cd to join hands with Captain Heatop snt
Csptsin Charlesworth, harmonious union
and together elect Captain Hss,ou's csndi
cate.
Now saint" that a SELL If.Charleswor,i
was not party to 1t he would call II |
d--ssll. Bell men, If it is principle iha
directs you, then ponder well this trick o
your leaders and spurn il with contempt.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-04
NOTICE

" Moses Rhodes field ape ;itisL 10 the Clerk s
Office Of the court OF common pleas OF Bel county
Ohio. praying Tor an alteration Of the plat u Zsne's
addition TO Bridgeport In said county BY extend
ing the alley between lots 90 &c 80 10 Wheeling
creek 10 Southern direction & 80 far East as 70
make the same 30 feet wide from the National
road 70 said creek and by vscating lets No. 10 TO
IS inclusive in said addition. and the alleys be.
tween said lots except the alley Aforesaid between
lot, 81 a. So
Sept. 10, 1860, CIV MOSES RHODES
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-04

Al he rsesat County Fair took ssvsn
premiums on specimens Of HE work on ex-
hibitioa, In composition, not only with work
IRON THE eoussy. but Nom Wheeling. He
tlso took prewfua ss the Belmont Fair
on pair Of Dsoss. IT. Rits hssps slways
on hand : supply Of Eastern work. and is
prepared 10 % an kinds Of custom work In
such style, - esanot fail to please. Don't
f.r TO give Mn . cell when you want any
thlsg N bic llns.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-04
The Bslnsus IaA. Fair:

The First Annual Exhib ition Of the Bel
nons lndspsndsut Agricultural Society was
hell At Belmont on the 18th, 18th and goth
days Of September. II was supposed by the
NsnsRsrs that ample prspsra. ions had been
made Tor the sceommsds,ion of every crea-
turs that would come 10 the Fair, but at an
e,rly period in the exhibition IL %,s found
the, they were mistaken, for the entries Of
ssock were 90 much larger than they had
anticipated, that additional room had to be
prsparsd aftcr the Fair had commenced
rHE WEATHER
ives pretty much 90 It 10 on ordinary occa-
sions, treating visitors to variety of rain
and shine, heat and cold. But despite all
this
THE cRrwD
In attendance on the last two days @as i'm
menss, entirely tsrpsssiag The mos ssn
euius expsesstions Of TIE managers and
friends Of the enterprise. .
Tks Halls we're. crowded-Floral Hall
more sspseially--,o su6ocstion; every body
seeming suxioss to o. mine In detail the
ylsntiful display Of tho beautiful and the
ussful hsss lsil out. The best evidence o
he siss Of the crowd is the fact that the re-
csipts st he e0lcs we're more than sufflcien
10 cover thst sxpsnses.
Il b sxssedingly d,6icult 10 know wher'
10 eommssss asy notice Of the exhibition
but on watering the grounds the 6rs, thins
IN es5sr-sftss resisting the temptation 4
inysss sns,hss dine sooiogically, to witoes
. vsAsabls Dsls'e Ball calf. the wonderful
peculIasisiss Of whleh we're announcsd in
sssuscsisa voies a the doof OF TENT
t., FLORAL nALt.
usss oswithsssnding the Jam. 1--WE msa
humas jsn) ty energetic pushing an
hsuiSea, eRs sssla manage 10 the course @
sbo,it, Z ~Ssk 70 sss, In detail, what was ,
ts seen. Nssdiswork, vorsted work. ma
W. work, ustsrs's work snd all other kind
of vork wsrs standiag side By side in tn
shaps Of Suliss, bIsaksts. skirts, embroidery
tidiss. fruits. nowsss. ssd last but 10, Leaf
The Gls hesds vAjSh wrought the, most {
sAess articles. ThS displsy in this hall W,
more than profuse, the Hall being too sma
% ssssunolass svsutkihg there gathered
Our itissi =. 3. williams, wss on han
With sAout lfty vssliiiss Of choice Pear
which nsis aas display. A specimen
honey exhibited BY Broemhall McKsso
being 10 . glass bog, was greatly admire
~ the visitors. PsssiRs from this hall an
it3nssy beauties Snimsts and inanimste-
-sad psssine By the. eating hall o.. our frisn
NeCs6isy 4 Bell. witch. ~ the way WI
msst sdnirsby ee1auetsd reach
e -, e AeAIcuLruRAL HALL.
:'f' All f3as sfs famine were, ,dispelled
,se disrlsy hsssin aisas. Big pumpkin
tis peisaes.. hss sese. .s.s. ~ s.x.., :,
Grew erawd. Here slso wss q. genera d
shay Of nsehsEieSf productions, high
sssii,abls y he psstiss who made theI
fhR STOCK, 4.
Il 10 hardy ssssssay to ssy, was OF 6r
slsss kiad In Every department.. Horse
Gath. GhssP. end HoGs we're oil large
ssvssssassl. II 10 impossible iol us
enter isss dstail h this department. we =
fer The rssass 70 the Net sf Premiums
snothsr part Of :his PAPER,
The NsaSssS Of ~ Fair stt % titled
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-04
To. tickle ne asA l'M tickie you.

The Democrats and thss,Bsll-Essretts in
this county seen to have fused themselves
into aMu,usl Admirsiion Society" for oil
the purposes Of the. sampaign. In the torch
light professions here they mix together
most frstsrnally, and seem to vie with each
other In landing the virtues Of the tiukle,
tiakls party.
A Democrat 10 Unioa township recently
proposed to supposed Bell man, that ifthe
Bell men would turn out to the, Douglas
Barbecue at Bsrnswiils. they Che Demo
ersts) would help to swell the Union demo n.
stration at Bslmoat on next Saturday,
.Hsw sweet, snd how pleasant Is for
Srethrsu to 6ws,t ,sgsthsr ~ aaisy." y
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sHERlFFS SALE.

William Warren, Adm. W. George w.
Williams and samuel MeMsster.
DY Virtue Of vendi 70 me directed from IN.
- Court Of Common Pleas Vi Belmont county,
Ohio, will sell on
Monday, September Oath, 1860,
between the hours Of ten o'c,ock. A. N. and fou,
o'clock .. NJ, Of said day, the following described
personal property to wit 30 acres OF corn more
OF less, growing on the premises Of eeorge w
Williams In Mend township slmoni county o
Sale 70 bc on the premises of said George w
Williams.
p. LOCH AIRY S1suf
Sheriffs Office, 81 Clarsvilie, September 18Th
1860. priD ieesI 20
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rsroAiazAs psessssiea.


The BsllEvsrssss amused the ci,ixens
sf eur sswa sgsin On Tuesday evening by
torch. light precsssios. A crowd 10 the
number Of sbout ahy, including men and
boys psFsdsl he ssrrsss, raising most in
fernal din. A. sos the Republicans, the
psscsssisa
sRensabsrsi them we'll,
Ani essssd them while passing.
... =, With tapr and bsu."
tThsis Has Of march was rather eccentric,
hearings Gloss resemblance to corkscrew, {,
or vivsinis wsrm-fsaes. In short
They Wired ID, ,sMd wired out,
Essting thp gsssf sill in doabt.
Whsthss ths crowd (D that made the
=, tsseh,
wsA gsIas ont q coming back"
q
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0yThs Belmont J,srnsl man says that,
no,wkhstsnding Glover took the X. N.
oath. he backed ost afterwards. (Do you
hssr thst AnsriesssD How about Kiger,
and Gsrdnsr and Lsring, Dr.. Old thsv back
out, tool Yos still support them. Let Us
hear fFoa youi trs
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HOLLOWAY'S OINMEN

Bod Legs, Bnd Bress,s, sores and Ulcer.
A IL BEsCgIFToN Of ,urts .te remsIiasie hy
n the proper aud ailiasr, We ~ thit ih.stini
ble prePafattOn. rc ausmpi trc1re. tad iesl o..
Plaste, ing the edges Of the NUdnd together IL q
folly; or should tbs skin uniio. bousy dncssd
condition remaiRs nndefueath To bf0aR opt sgdin
with tenfold fury ~ a iew days. TIC OTiy fatiluat
tnd successful treatment. A. inhioft'd Wy hsutTs
IL TO reduce the inflammation iu and nl'ant Me
wound and to soohe She neigh 'oriug part- by ran
bins In plenty ofthe Ointment sait " farrod INTO
meat.
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Correc'tsa.
We ere Informed that vs we're In error
In asserting. Lest week, that Jsmes Akrsn.
der had taken shs X. N. oath. We gladly
make the coFrsetios.
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Death.
Mrs. MARrHA AsKkw, sousort C! William
Askew, of this place, died on Wednesday
morning, after protracted illness. She
was one Of the oldest residents OF the place,
being ~ years Of age and we'll known to
all as q good neighbor, ard a consistent
Christian,