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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27

nT ATTENTION, COMPANY THE st.
Clairsyille Cadets are requested to meet at
the Grand Jury Room, in the Court House,
St. Clairsville, on Saturday next, Goth
instl, at | ! clock, p. NJ, for the purpose Of
electing officers and transacting other impor-
tant business of the company.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27
Passed April Q, 1851.
An ACT

AN ACT
To amend entitled "an act supplementary to ait
defining the Jurisdiction and rcsulatng the practice Of
probnte courts in the counties OF Ere, Lucas Rchlund
Holmes, Montgomery, D.awsre, Franklin Scoto and
Jcfersoh passed April IL l55 and TO extend the oper
alion oi said ucl TO the counties OF Megs Mercer Aug
laiLc, Lawrence Harrson, Henry, lLickngl Belmont
Stark. Ottawa and Williams.
Section l. BE it enacted by the General Assembly Of
the Stale OF Ohio That the first section OF the ened
',nn act supplementary act entitled an act defining
the jurisdiction and regulating the practice OF probate
courts III the counties of Erie Lucas Richlun ioncs
Montgomery, Delaware Franklin, Scioio and Jeifersonp
passed April H. ISIS and extend the operation OF said
act to the couites Of Meiys, Mercer Lawrence
Harrison Henry Licking belmont stark, Ottawa aud
Williams passed March 81 1850 be aud the SANE is here
provisions OF entl.l IAN act defining the urisdic
on aud regulating the practice OF probate courts in the
counties ol Erie, Lucas, Ricand, Holmes, MONTGOMERY
Delaware, Franklin Scoto and Jefferson passed April
~ 55 be and the hereby extended 10 the coun
ties oil Meigs, Auslaize, Henry. belmont Stark, Williams
and Ottawa
Sec . rhut all pros culions pending in the courts of
probate in the counties OF Mercer Lawrence and Hurr
the time OF the taking effect, OF this act shall be con-
nucd upon the nlornn,ions filed, in the courts oil
common pleas o said counties vi Mercer Lawrence and
Hurrson and the probate judges said counties OF Ner-
Ger. Lawrence and HARRISON hereby directed to tra,-
init TO said common pleas courts all inonaons and re-
co5niLunces now OH lille in their Offices and not dispos-
ed Of.
See, o. Th. act to take effect aud be in force from and
after its passage.
p. HITCHCOCK,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
ROBERT C. KIRK,
President OF the Senate.
Passed May l,lsGl.
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Belmont Common Pleas.
Notice,


James X. Murphey. JOHN FORE.
Administrator oi william Foreman. MAN. uouTcs
VS.. dent defendant i
Dennis p Anderson John Foreman hereby uoui ed that
the 9TH day Of May s0l, James X Aurnhey. Admin
istrator ol William Foreman decd filed Ia tie Court Of
Common Pleasoi Belmont county. Ohio petition u1ainag
the said John Foreman and Dennis H. Anlerso ha o.
lect and prayer oil which petition 10 that SAID Jon lore
man he orercd 10 deliver 10 tAe p!a A.s properly
such Administrator. promisso.y notes made by the
deiendent Dennis p Anderson ior 500. due Ami
ls -C and the other Tor $1,000 due April lst 1Gi aid
which notes are secured by mortgage uron 20 acres OF
land in the y L. q OF Section % 1p q Kanse in sold
county Vi Belmont more paic uary described in ue-
ilon and that said John Foreman Le excluded from aiy
and all interest in sa1 real and for an account for
the due upon said and and III default
OF payment ior order sell said rre ,es John Fore
man Is required 10 answer By the 9th OF July next
u. ;. ADAMS Clerk,
malO6w Belmont Common Pleas.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27

LYONS MAGNETIC PowDER.--Is Gen.
Lyon the inventor of Lyons Magnetic
Powder for the determination of rats, bugs,
cockroaches, and other vermin?" His late
exploits in Missouri suggest the question.
Did not General Price take some of his Mag
hectic Powder? Did not Gov jackson p
Providence Journal.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27

The Louisville Journal has intelligence
from the Kentucky First District that Trim
BILE, the Union candidate, has beaten Bur-
nett, Secessionist or at least run him very
close. Burnett's election by very large
majority had generally been conceded.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27

reeJrDENNIs H. WILLIAMS, ESD, will
take charge of the High School Of this place
at the next session. Mr.. Williams is
favorite teacher.
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9flarried.

HEWErSON-TEAPLEfO the residence OF
the BRIDES mother on the 10Th iist by Rev. j. b. John
s!on, pr Alexander II. Heweison md Miss Mary Ross
Tempeion all Of 81. Clarsvis.
GANDY-REDDING-At the Parsonage, June 90, by
Rev. J. l.. Deems Mr.. George Candy und Miss Eliza J.
Redding, all Of unontown. ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27

Tue atovs class OF compl4iuts will bs rsm,x.
by nightly tomeEHns Ihe parts with wa rm w.tsr
aud then ny must eTaetullly rubbing IT, tha flint
ment PeTsons suffering from these dirsfuI com.
pa nIs should lose hOI nuneal ia arrs.tiug theip
prnrTesr. u should he uHde rsuOd that it IN moi suE
hecnt merely TO smear she Ointment o. the fec /.
ed parts. but ~ must I've well rubbed in for some con.
siderable time iva ar three times day that n mae
he taAen mo Tue system, whomGe it win femovs
palpahie 10 The eye. There again hresd aud wate I
pautiLrs. alter The RUBBING in ot he Ointment viii,
d" great service This - The nHIv sEre treat se nj
iof maos Cases of cancer in the stpm or left
lhere may be general bearing down.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27

pey-Teachers' Examination at the usual
place on Saturday, june 30.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27
Si.erif'S Sale.

James r. Hunt and wifo By VIRTUE Of az Of
Q. NJ Aduddle ct nj the cour Of Common Pleas Of
Belmont county, OHIO, Will SELL the prsInisrl, on
Saturday, August 8, 1861,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. ~ nnd O'Clock, ,.
", Of said day. ic following descnbod Real Estate. 10
wit situate IN the cOuly Of Hcuob uId state Of Ohio
aud IN the Township u Warren. bounded aud described
rs follows 10 wit. Being part Of section ~. ToSHahip
= and Rang- o. hselninV for the stone planted
% the Northeast James Barne's land flnEing
East North % pcTch,s - h1ndr stha. t..Gce Eaa
South 2js perches tbetcc West South Is 55 pcfches
thence Sndth Eas3l. porces thence WcEti SSouih
H. perches; thence Nonh : Wea % resches 10 tic
place OF beginning continuing 0ncfes and Rood more
or less.
Also. Of land bounded as follows wit: Begin
ing alta stone 20 percbes from the Nonhwes Of
the Northwest quarter Of Section "a Township :, Range
planted thence iaso0perchesto stone planted; thence
Nunh 20 perchcs TO stone planted thence West to the
p!uce Of beginning. Containing u ncrcs
Also the Fast hall OF front lot No a. and the Fast half
OF back loi No 3D. in the town OF Baresyie, Belmont
county. Ohio.
Appraised ~ fullowg
Let tract 1902 so
I'd trgct. 81 .2GO;
Lot No. ii 500;
Lot No 10 s77 60
All the gbovr seribed lands WILDE sold free Of DOVER
excepting l.o No ~.
TERNiS-One-,iri in hand. one.tird In one and one
third la two yeurs-wih interest deferred payments
p. LOCHARi.
Sheriff Belmont county Ohio
SHERIFF. Office, St Cluirsyille, June "a, l-5i.-s7
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27

SW-F0URTH OF JULY.--The public schools
Of this place will celebrate the coming 4th Of
July by picnic, &C., in Genin's Grove.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27
Dropsiral swclings, Para's & Stiff joints

Although the shove complain do differ widely In
The IL gin aud nature, yet shay all require ors.
treatment. Many the w"-s, Cases OF sach tiseuses
viii yield in e"mpNltiveiy shTt space Of tahs
when this uiu,nrnt ~ dliigpnty ruhhed into taa
rsrls all eted even after every other meaue have
failed. In all serinus malades the Pills should ba
takeu according TO the rriGted directions A.somps
nying eahe box
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27
BELMONT COMMON PLEAS.
CMlLEY 8. KEY
Notice
Robinson Keyser and
John s. Anderson

Robinson Ksyser and lSMiLEY $. KEY
John s. Anderson ~ SkItHud ChEres Berry
vs.. who ere now resident de-
Smiley S. Keyser aud others endeuts in this case will
take notice that the lt dny o. May, ls0l, Rolson
Keyser nnd John 8. Anderson q! BE mont county, Ohio
filed in the Coun OF Common Pleas OF said conniy re-
ttion against the said Smiley 8. Kcysrnnd Charles Berry
and james Nicho James Kelsey ard Enoch Crawford The
object and prayer OF which petition is to forecose
gnge giventy Smiley s. Keys5r to Plaintiffs TO indemnify
them or his surccs uron lot No. q n South Belne' IL
% 81 o5 nnd % IN said town, and the mill pAninl
machine machinery and apnurteRnces and for tie my
OF the due rninn and the defendants, Kelsey
and Crawford and thai the defendants James Nicho and
Charles Berry for the rents and profits herro.or
interest OF said Smiley s. Keyser therein enppedtopoy.
menl OF plaintiffs claims.
The said Slniey s. Keyser aud Charles Berry re.
quired to answer BY the .oth day Of June next
ID. s. ADAMS,
Clerk Belmoai Common pieas.
May 90 1861. maS06w
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that u, the Probate cour
lN for Belmont county the undersigned was nprointed
and qualified xecuor ofthe estate Of Wiam Schooey
decea ed. leie OF Belmont county. Ohio
All those indebted TO said estate requested 10 make
immediate payment and those having claims against said
estate notified present them for settlement within
'"N LINDLEY ScHOOLEY,
June Q, 1851. Executor
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27
Notice to Capitalists.
Wanted $50, 900, at 7 per cent. In
terest-Payable Semi-annually in
Eastarn Ennda
. II. COOK, PrOV1'iC
"A - f........,.. f,fs-

I'HE BONDS issued by The Commissioners Of Bel
uiDni couiry ~ payment lof siOJOJO worth OF stock
N "" Central OhD X fsil due the frAt Of ianunT
l=G2 nd for theif redemption Authorized TO issue
uBliy.
We will Issue for his purpose sGnODD worth of Bonds
varying In size from 500 10 siOl0. 10 suit appcal.
Payable flOOO IN Que year. SlOWO IN two years ziO
Wv in three yearA $1,000 IN tOnf ycar $1,000 IN Eve
ycafshnd s!OUOO IN sx yeBfs Bnd for the purOse Of
the interest and principal they ins,lre ia EssIEI,
FJNDs.
ahpersons desiring TO nvcE Will make application on
or before the 5th day Of July IN writing Ie ldor
Of Belmont County SATIN the BmOuni Of Bonds rL
the sic aud length frlH desired. and The time 30 winch
Ne LoJds will be takenwhich may be ury time between
the hrf Jay VI August ard the 1j'h Joy oi December
b oflcr oftIe cUulii isigaefS Il Belmont County
c. l. PCCRAAN, A.iiur
JrNz 1851. Wiki
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27

Blotche-, az also swellings. car, with certainty
he rad caiiy cured II the uinlne II be used feef,
aud the riils Ice taAen h,ght aud H.ituluy &. Ieo
nmnendrd ~ ihr i Iltsi instruct joHs " hen treat
cd any oIhe; way they only dry up an one place 10
break ont ia anntheTi whereas the Oihtinsnl wilt
Temove rue hGmor from the sys.am, aud leave the
patient vigOrUus ard healIhy being II will 70.
Iuire time ~ iIh tha use oI Ihs Pals TO ensure Q
a>iihg cure. =.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27

AN ACT
To provide for the creation and regulation Of township
agricultural societies.
Section !. Be enacted by tile General Assembly of
tie Stale oil ono, rhut Wien nny humber o. natural per-
sons oil amy township iii The siuc OF Ohio shall form a as
soeaiion Tor the promotion oi agriculture in such town.
ship and shall under their hands and seals mnke Ger.
iIiicnte and acknowledge The before justice OF The
peace, ~ which sial be specified the the soce-
y, Tue oDlee!i ol lis iorInutio and the township in which
snail be located a shall record the sane in tie r-cor-
uer once oil the proper county, such society shall be
deemed body corporate, with succession and with pow
er TO su, andbe sued plead and lie mpeaed de nd and
he defended, CO tract and be contracted with to make
nnd use common seal und tha he alter ut pleasure
ana shall have power 10 Purchase and hold, Ice simple
Or to re or ass such real estate may lie re- re as
site of holding fairs not exceeding twenty acres und to
rstash al necessary rules and regulations the man
asement oil such a!rs anj tie Legitimate business vi the
society.
See. =. This uct to take effect on aud after its pass
ase. 7. HITCHCOCK
Speaker ofthe House oi Representatives,.
ROEERf c. KIRK,
President oil the Senate.
pnsScl NAV I 1871 -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27
Saturday, July I3, 1861,

the following property, wit: One Buggy and Harness
Terms cash. =. LOCHARY.
Sheriff Belmont county. Ohio.
Shenf's Office. st. Ciarsyile, June g7 Istjl-<2
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27
Tuesday, July I6, iSSa,

between the hours OF TO- 4. ". and OF said day.
the following real estate. 10 witt The West pa OF from
u, No. ii in the town OF barnesTile Belmont county.
Ohio. and bounded aud described as follows: Beginnll
at the NonsNc corner oi said lot Mum and
running with the learln1 o said Aian Es twenty
three feet and three inches: thence South with the bearn
oi the bFck house now the premises 4 and
inch tIence Yves: with Tie bearl. o snii brick house 9
inches thence South with the bearing OF said lot twev.
feet and Eve inches; ta,nce East with the course oi Man
street nine inces therce South with the oil nj town
pa, lu the alley South Of said frorf lot thence West with
su1 alley % leet and trce inches to tie Soacs cor
ner oi said lot thence Nor;n with Strawberry alley tie
place OF LeGiln Ing Appraised Ut Lie sum o sCoO.
III Term. OF sale cash
7. LOCHARY, Special Master.
sherias Office 81. Clairsvlle, jane 10, i:Gl-si.-O
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27

The Largest Circulation Of any paper
published in Belmont County.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27

Local Matters.
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AN ACT

AN ACT
10 protect the interest oiturilrkes and plank roa,s
Section |. BE ii enacted hythe General Assembly Of
the Slate oil Oho, That wlrrr city, irOrporatd town
or village has condemned may hereafter condemn. any
porio oil any urpke or pls,k roadi within limits Of
any such cor oraon il shal betn duty OF such city ii,.
eororated Town or village To keep such portion OF road
80 condemned in good condition repair as the char
ter ol sad road requires.
Sec = When any city, Incorporated Town or village
shall full to comply with the provisions OF the first section
OF this act the directors OF said road by writ OF manda.
mus may compel sud corporation to keep said roron OF
rond the condition or repair required by the charter
said road
Sec .. This act to be in force from and after its pass
age p. HITCHCOCK,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
ROBERT C. KIRK.
President OF the Senate.
Passed May 1, 1867.
.-.-. AUDITORS OFF1CEl
ST. CLAnasvILLE, June %, lc6l. (
hereby certify that have compared the lors going laws
with copy furnished me by the Secretary OF State, and
that find them correctly copied.
c. l.. POORsIAN,
Auditor Belmont County
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27
Dpiheria, Ucfra'ed Sure Throat, ScatIe,
and other Feyers.

ANY OF tho above dIs .ases ,L hv
rubbing the piatmegt IHtes ti,.s.. a. ;ntn
chest. III cat aud ne u u 1 mn, no, !, ,vir .,
penetrate. and give Imnlndi 30 n,i'.f Mediris
IaNen by the IA III mus ons,s,. . ..on ,ha ,vn,,I
~ stem ere its hUtnce ~ H. ~, anv ,ac
uart, W heteast iiin,m ~ - ~ lis ,yorr
once. Whlnvsi uies ia -. -. ~ T., ,,. ahovs
; ,hsnne' 'n, no 'a1es ,an's or any similar di.
''ue'' su'S'"s ']e a. throst, wi,l lind them
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27
Sherif's Sale.

Nancy Cole BY VIRTUE Of an exc
} cution TO me dirrrted from TN,
Elizabeth Muhanna tx. Couu OF Common Pleas OF BEL
mont county Ohio will sell IN the Of Baresvie
i'll said county between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ
and 4 o'clocE "A On
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27
Tuesday. July %. 1851.

between the hours Of 10 o'clock A ~, and o'clock p
NJ The following real estate, TO wit: The West part OF
The East hall oi the South East quarter OF section Is,
TownshipG Range s. Continuing 50 acres more or less,
situated in Belmont county Ohio. Terms cash.
Appraised al Sl05O.
r. LOCHARY. Sheriff
Sherf's Office, St. Clairsville, June 90 i50l-s3OO
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27
SheriR's Sale.

Isaac Holloway lDY VIRTUE /
- OF o vendi to me
aud John Davis. Court Of Common
Pleas OF Belmont county Ohio will sell at the front
door OF the Cour House, in ST. Clarsve in said county
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT

Bad Lsg', Bal 3oli:i, S1-,i ia,l Ulo
A IL DE CHIFFON VI 1orss are ramedi,hI. -.
- tue prayer AMI iiig1nI usa If Ihis Tns,tim.
his rrepardIihn. To ienpt Iu cure Lad iez. hr
plastet lag lhe edges Of The wound los.thsf il
lOlf; OF Should lie b. IN unite, Loggy disea.ad
Condition remains nnde eath 10 hreak our 80
with trnfold fury IN Iaw days The o. " rar,n..t
a"d successful treatment. as indie ited ~ LaInrs
Is To rrdhce the Inflammation in aud abont tbs
wound ana to sootha ihe neigh urIHg parts bv ynh.
hug IN plenty oItLe Ointment as sail is forced in,s
meat. ,"'.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27
Sherif's Sale,

William Hare pY VIRTUE OF an order OF
vs. : - sale u me directed iromtAe Cour
James g. Elereck. Of Common Pleas Of Belmont county
Ohio, will o..r ur sale a tie ront doc. ol lie co.,,
House, in 81 Clnirsvi.le on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01
Waller browns Monthly Wool Circular.

The in Domestic Feecss for the past month nase
tbsse Of Sboud onr political difficulties assume more
peaceful aspect and the pending tsIin also Oee Ia
nav for the OF the season. be some
the prices Of Wool In last circular we REMARKED mat d
stock Of Wool wss not large and wa Of the
SC Since then several large lots have been brought INTO s~
while the smaller accesons to the 'soe. o. A. The begin
the gate amount In our market que bo nnrcha.d
ming Of the month Some manufacturers also VINO 80.
largely during the clipping season 9ssrs .apU IL market The
Spring trade has disappointed aud certain uhoi ue
f 10 he srys md orob.by win be increased In cohse
qoenee of the ehtness OF the Spring trace yer
needs to 6e actually felt before Will producer '
While however the depressed, state Of business generally
even influence protective tslin YET M
consider he great facts that the consumption OF @ ac
world fellows closely the production thA no &c
cumulaion any pdiu ard that our domestic m'n
ufaetuIe'" cls. are all running thtd Ti .nS Winter
supplies increase to their fell capacity there no reason
tcPats perna ent sasnson IN he woo 1 5 can r,e If
tariff Is adjusted that We can manufacture ptohsoy e
yesrs exclusively supplied from Europe the farmers
III, West and Of California and Texas may all doqoe then
aoi, without fear Of the market even though the
day on foreign wool were hall less than at present In.
coufage hsne Manufactured. competition itssf while II
creates bik demand for the material will 8, the sans
time Weld Al low rres the article. During the
pa, few days received inorDson rom the anou, ~Jo
markets and other localities from which we estimate the
prs cent .tocI wool not in hands TO be
shout 100000 pounds about One-hith Of our annual
The stock Of pulled woods moderate and good condaoned
lots in fair demud At steady pees Cagrna S0I Avn. w,
the ia all respects IN January the naAet anofuha
good selection TIE stock Q? Cape wool here aud ~ b9Sh con
TIMES foil although considerable sAos have 0e'n hsu ~ ,e
reduction b. price mostly by Boston owners In sclo.
but little hiss been done come dese Par. nov OF msnnae
will be drawn TO these wool, hlediun sa o
Foreign woods continue in good request and the stock Oh
We have quoted the following 'ale. oOo9 fleece eo sS o
pulled 10 Cacn WOOL 80 bales smyrna i'"VVV
In Boston 10000 ID fleece and pulled WOOL ss5 bales Cape
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01

ARSENIC IN AFoPLEcTIC CoSGEsTIoSs.-In apoplec-
nc subjects according to DIR. Pquot, the red globules
Of the blood are in excess-mosi in excess when the
danger Of congestion are most imminent lie states
thst be has net with spopecc subjec's in whom the
proportions of nd globulcs the cot amounted TO SO
high figure seventy-ive per cent; aud he thinks
that there is always tendency to congestion Of the
brain whenever this proportion rises higher point
than fifty iOGr per cent. Arsenic s recommended for
Is power Of reducing in a remarkable manner the
Ter Of the red globulesa fact which, IL is stated nay
easily be verified by comparing the blood Of person
baz tai en- arseric in the ordinary way for Thirty
or ory days, with the blood II the person before
beginning to take the medicine. So remarkable in
deco s this power of reducing the number Of red slob
ules, that Dr. Pquo does not advise the use of
ME inwealy old subjects inwhom thereis disposition
10 aIolectic congestion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01

CosNUSIcABILITY OF IssAStTY.-M. Baarger
says that there at preser in L. Satpetrere two sis
tiers, who brought ON tie day, with exactly
the same SYMPTOMS of insanity. The eide is widow,
the younger married Tie former imagined that her
boher-.aw w.sle 10 poison her; and she persuaded
her sister, who lived with her. into the belief.
To guard against tie effects of the poison the patients
set to drinking brandy aud it from this time their
insanity became more and more pronounced. The
younger who under the care of NJ. BalaTger,
admitted that mp To this time her husband had been
very kind to ler; and that during the eight years they
had been married, she had u complain Of him
but she is rot he less convinced thar he has made
more than bundled attempts 10 poison her. Ia an
other instance NJ Balllarger he known the hus-
band to become insane under the influence and by the
effect Of the annoyance which his insane wife inflicted
On him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01
PLowISc IL FrBRUARY.-It is thing of rare occur

PLowISc ~ FEBRUARY.-lt Is thing Of rare occur
renee that We can plow in this vicinity in February
but in the year 1861 it quite feasible, and several
ersons who live upon the dry, sandy loany lands Of
Long leland and New-Jereey have awaited thcmfelyes
Of the mild condition Of the weather, in the last week
Of February, to commence thtir Spring blowing
Even upon the more clayey lands of WestcbeSter
County, few miles out OF the city, some of the h-
ride lelGs blowing the two last days of February
would have been quite easy. We did not see the
plow at work in that county but many kinds OF iarm
work were actively prosecuted. An the last week Of
February we had men engaged digging trenches FOR
planting trees and bitches for drains and spqdng earth
for roads and embonkments, without any hindrancc
from wet or frost. Such was the state Of the weather
the last Of February, near this city.