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wIsTAR's EALsAMorWILD CHERRY.

The great remedy for Consumption Of Lungs Affection
Of the LirsT, asthma, Bronchitis, Pains or Ufakness
Of TIE Lungs, and other elections If the PuInOnGry
Organs.
WiSTAR'S Ba'sam OF Wild Cherry is a fine herbal
w Medicine-Iomposed chiefly OF Wild Cherry Bark
and the genuine Iceland Moss, Ihe latter upored en-
pressly for this pprpOse the medical virtues of
which are also combined hy new chemical process with
the Extract OF Tarthus rendering the whole conpouud
The most certain and ohcEcous remedy ever discovered
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State of Ohio, Belmont County, SIS.
Court of Common Pleas--Petition for Par
tition.

Thos. Thompson, Plaintiff
Eliza Ann Murray. Geo. w. Murray. VIM. NJ. Thorn.
pson, Elizabeth Thompson, Jonathan $. Thompson Ma
ry Ann Thompson, Leander Thompson, defendants
THE ahove named defendants will take notice that
petition filed against them the e6h ay OF Feb
A. d. 1853, in the Court Of Common Pleas aforesaid b
the sal Thos. Thompson aud is pending wherein
the said 1hOs. Thompson demands ofthe follow.
ing real estate to wit being part OF the hail of the
north ST or. OF Sec. Il, Tp. No. T. Range No 3 said
real estate situate in the County OF Belmont, and con.
tanning sixty two acres more or less, and that the
next term Court 10 begin on The h day of May,
1859 appiic alton will be made by Plaintiff for an
order that partition may he made of the premises and for
such other proceedings are authorised by Law.
MILLER PENNINGTON
March 4, le53.-6w. ATTY for Pet'r.
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6TCapt Ericsson contemplates voyage
to Australia with the vessel bearing his
name, in about six weeks hence-thence to
England. A second trial of the new motor
principle appears satisfactory to the most
sanguine.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE.
IOIO OALE.
VALUABLE TAN YARD IN JTn;on-

a VALUABLE TAN YARD IN Union.
"A town, BelmOnt County, Ohio four miles North Of
The National Road in the Grade Road from the Natoa
ROAD TO Flushlhg-About II miles from Wheeling and
miles from the CENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD. The
premises consist OF about and half Of land on
which are good bark house and shop, and slaughter
house. There are in the yard 10 or 90 vas and spring
OF never falling son water admirably adapted tanning
purposes.
The property is susted in one of the riches, Section.
oil country OF Eastern Ohio and heavily wooded reuder
ing facilities for procuring Bark very great can be pro
cured at $3.50 per cord.
About $50 hides per year can be procured from the
country trade There will also be sold with the premises
good bark mill and about l0 cords of Bark. An undis
puted title will be furnished and immediate
will given Terms ofpayment easy For further par
cuias the subscriber, residing in Coeran town
snip, belmont County. JESSE EMBREE.
March, II, ls53.-3t.
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T>HE BOOK OF THE SEASON.
Il 800 TO 5000 PER MosTH.-WAsTED IMMEDIATE
LY-A large number of agents TO engage in the
new and very popular work just published 1t is a book
that Will sell TO almost every family in the West and
day. -
Our other publications very seaicabe and we of.
Ter extraordinary Inducements for ageuts.
Full particulars given by addressing, postpaid
TUOkER u GATCHEL,
March ii, 'o3-3t. Publishers, Cleveland, q.
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0J-Mr. J. r. DrcKEY, Esq, has been cleo.
ted Cashier Of the Manufacturer g. Farmers
Bank Of Wheeling, In place Of Mr.. JoHs LIST,
resigned. ........ ,.....
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RAILROAD SUBSCRIPTION.
RAIT1Mopr. March q

The Board of Trade to-day recommended
the subscription by the city, of 81 100000 to
the Pittsburgh, Connelsvlle and Cumberland
Railroad. They have obtained from the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, the right of
connecting at Cumberland. The city sub
scrption is considered certain.
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TO PRINTERS.

0rwe have very good double medium
Smith Press, which we will sell very low for
Cash-or would take smaller Press in part
payment. .f-.
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BUENOs AYREs.

Adyices'by the English Steamer to the I'd
of January are to the effect that the party
who have control of Buenos Ayres are still
besieged by outsiders. Several engagements
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have taken place with loss Of life. The city
Custom House had closed, and oil business
was suspended. Provisions are high.
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EDWIN J0NESzfittS APPLIED TO
Al the Commissioner Of Insolvents OF Belmont Coun.
~, Ohio, under the entitled San act supplementary
to the act for the relief of Insovent debt passed
Feb. LIST, 1883 % f.. f
Copies OF the proceedings before the Commissioner
VIII be returned and filed in the Clerks Office of the
Court OF Common Pleas of said County before the
day oil me next term as required by the act
the said act is supplementary.
JAS. +. CHARLEswORTH,
March ii, '53 Com'r of Insoyents.
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In PURSUANCE OF THE
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS

fNHis extraordinary preparation has heen for many
years 'he most eerain and speedy semedy for Cor
CoLDs, AsTHNA, SaoscmTs, 1srLuEszA, and Disc Asts
OF TAR CHEST AND LpNss. To those suffering from oh.
snaie and confirmed Coughs, they give the most iIn.
mediate and perfect relief. and when great liability TO
lake cold exists, and troublesome Cough succeeds the
slightest exposure these Waters produce the most mark
ed results They al once relieve Cough and other
symptoms and entirely remove that morbid irtability
and weakness OF the Lungs which give rise ths COM
plan,. The medical properties are confined in an a.
greeable form And pleasant TO the TASTE any child
will readily take them; and they warranted 10 eiys
relief in ten minutes after use in all cases.
PIlce rs cents Per box. F"- sac "a, Al
.Fes. I, 1858,
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FOR SALE.
SPRING G00DS-lS53.
GEORGE p. SMITH & co.

oAIoItob - t1Atl IL " w.
No. 81 Wood Street, Pittsburgh.
y RESPECTFULLY INVITE THE AT
TENTioN of Merchants 10 the very large stec Of
FOREIGN g. DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
which they now offer for salea large portion OF which
was purchased last fall before the advances in prices
and with our hew styles OF SPRING FABRICS viii he
offered at as small advance as be bought any mar
ket,
Our ASSORTMENT COMPRISES
PnlNTs-Of every make aud price;
GlNGHA HAMS--DOmestic and Imp ,rted:
LAWNs-frenoh, Scoto aud American;
DEbAlNES--Do. do. do;
Berege Delaines, DE Berges, Mousselaines:
Turkey red Plate and figured Reds;
Orleans ALPACCAs--All prices al co.ors;
Lama, CohuTg Mohair CLOTHS;
Plain and figured DRESS SILKS
Satins, Marcellints; Grenadines;
Popns, silk and cotton aud linen Lustres;
Irish Linens plaid Linens, and every variety OF Linen
Goods, all OF our own importation;
RIBBoNs-Bonnet, Neck, Maniua, Gc.-as large and
assortment as kept in Six HUuses
SUMNER STUFFS--Mrn's and Boys wears yery
large stock and varietyTweeds, Cashnaretts Cotton.
ades Jeans, and Saietts-a prices coors aud rrades
CAssMEREs-Newest styles. fancy and plain;
VEsTIsGs-Silk Woolen, and Marseiiies;
Broad CLoTus--Belgan aud Domestic, black and fancy
coors;
Linen Drills, Serges Paddings. &c;
Laces Wells, White Goods, Embroideres Germay and
Every kind Notions and Variety Goods;
BRowS SHEETisGs-Ah widths and qualities;
BLEACH SHEETISGs-All widths and qualities;
Cotton and Woocn FLANNELs;
Tickings, Diapers, Drngs Osnabures Shirting
Str es Il nins &C., &c.
We shall keep assortment fresh & full
the season. and solicit examination from any one dis
passed to purchase. March II. "a
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.
John Neelen,
In Partition.

JOIN Neelen,
In Partition,
George w. Neeen ct al
RY virtue ofan order of sale TO directed from the
D Court of Common Pleas OF Belmont County, Ohio, At
the Spring term 1882 will or for sae Thursday she
18th day Of Apr 1888 betwStn hours OF 10 O'Clock
A. and O'Clock r. NJ. Of ssd day the front door OF
the Court house in st. Cairsvie, Belmont County o.
the following described Lands and tenements 70 w su
ate lying and being in Pease township, belmont County
Oho the FIRST tract or parcel Of land contains two
dred and sixty acres less bounded and described
as follows TO witt being portion of the south half
ton FIVE, (5 township six, 10y Range three t3 being the
same tract land owned aud occupied many years by
James Neeen IN his life time. Said premises are boun
ded the South by lands of John Clark and the heirs of
Scott on the east by lands Of Luther Harrow and John
Hogg north by the land of Johu Gifn and Robert Nc
Bride, also other tract parcel Of land situate in
the township OF Pease and county of Belmont and State
OF Ohio, and bounded and described follows to witt
being portion the east half Of Section thirty fve 5
townshpthree, (3 Range two (2) containing ninetee
acres more or less being the lands and eneme
owned and occupied by James Neelen in his life time
Tav ern Stand and bounded the south by lands of
John M. Weeks and the by lands owned by John
Woods subject to the dover Interest OF Elizabeth Neeen
JOHN @. NICHOLS, sheriff.
sherf's Office, March II, lS53-S7,5O
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WILSON s. KENsoN, Esq, has been ap-
pointed Master Commissioner in Chancery,
vice I. E. Eaton, Esq, resigned.
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Executors Notice.

ADIsoH ScHooiY has applied to the Commission
OF Insolvents of Relmunt County. Ohio, under the s
secton Of the act entitled "sn act for the relief Of nso
vent debtors"
Copies of the proceedings before the commissioner will
he returned and filed in the Clerks office the Court OF
Common Pleas Of said County, before the first dsy
Of the next term, a. required by said act,
JAMES F. CHARLESwORTH,
Mach4 "53-3t Commissioner of Insolvens.
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CONslMfTION OF THE LUNGS.
4 4 4 4 i &

INTERESTING C0RREsPosDEYCE-Dr Wm. y. Banks
Of Aena. Ohio, highly respectable drurg in that do
lightrl village informed that the sale of Wstar,
Basam OF Wild Cherry sunpareIleed. The dens nd for
is eager that he scarcely keep himself SUPPLIED
with il. lie has had III his store medicines for lung ef-
iections Some of these esteemed good and soue
gave temporary relief But since he had Wstsr's Bal.
sam of Wild Cherry, anumte Of the serious cases
were completely curediy s use. ~ sold ned.
ene, the DOCTOR lin which hal thai entire conf
dence that have in this"
WPWherever Wistsrs Ea'ssm Of wild Cherry is in.
troduced il at aans that high reputation which i,
so richly deserves. What can prevent its sale when on
every hand he witnessed lis wonderful cnIes1 Th.
worst cases of Asthma, aGd dangerous coughs
land also those that OF long standing bronchitis or
Consumption, in its early stages are ALWAYS cured by
this remarkable medicine.
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Sale of Real Estate by order of Court
Petition Of Guardian TO sell land. Decree
Fall Term A. ID. 1862,

fun Term n. ~. lbJZI
Samuel BcWiHisms. GusrdianI
Of Thomas heWhliams. IN rursnsnee of a se.
! / o Court NJ
Thomas Newiiliams. | Common Pleas M nei'
mont County Ohio, had al the Pail Term thereof A, d.
lsJl the undefswned will Ocr A. public sale on Saturday
we Wh day Of hrfil a. u. Is53 t ~ otoct A. al the
hont doof Of the Court house in ~. Ciasvis the follow
ing Real Estate as the property 81 Thomas NeWiians
minor, towit heing part OftIs W. offs. e, y. n.
nefnhing forhe sane at white oak tree Standing on
we N.boundaty Of said =. and being tile N. T.. ar. u
nsmneIG williams tract Of land then g. 40 9I.I0o
poles " post. from whichs white oak Ij inches In al
amster hear. T. co. W ~ links and hickory 10 inches
w niemesf bcarsN soc 4HHks, thence X. Qg7 IS 100
poes 10 stone planted IN tho middle OF tIe Morris.
nmn road, thence n. 7f0 W. A. 70 100 poos to stone
lnenes W. 2f poles 10 the beginning Is acres
~ Pefehss more tsss Appraised al t2lJ0 % 100 Terms
sac one hall o the purchase money to he paid on the
ahy OF safe, the remaining half in two annual In.
ttaments. with Interest thereon from date The
legal bidder TO be tue purchaser.
SAMUEL MeWTLLTAys.
March II, Ie53,-4t- Cusrd,,n AZ ,io,,ssid
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M A II r l e d,

At the Norton House, on the Sd, by the
Rev. John Moffat, Mr.. JAMES SHIELDS and
ISABELLA BRADEN.
On the 9Th inst, by the same, Mr..
ANDERSON.
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you have cough or cold, and wish to
know the most effectual remedy, see the ad-
vertisement for "Bryan's Pulmonc Waters. -
They are very pleasant to the taste, and eff
fectual. See adv. For sale at Benz Thomas
Store. ....
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- NOTICE.-REV. DAVID pow
~ ELL will preach in the EPrscopAL
CHURCH, on Sabbath next, at eleven O'Clock
A. NJ, and at half past o'clock p. NJ.
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N. COBURy.


Care Of an 6ggrdra'sd cgvs Of Er-sip.ye.
The cures performed by Dr. Guysutts Extract of Vel
low Dock and Sarsapara are lasting. THO a,;er.'s
general health Continues 10 improve after di.ea. is -.
moved. Cures are not chroncled uni, time has iuIiv
tested that there can be relapse or re.uru o the ei.
ease. - ~ "'S
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THE MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

|
Prices are unchanged, except for Hogs,
which are lower. The offerings comprise
1900 head OF Beef Cattle, most Of which was
disposed Of at $3.50 to 1916 for ordinary 10
prime quality. Hogs are not SO active. Sales
at 81 to 7,75 per 100 lbs, and killed hogs at
90, ,75fO7,25.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
s..,...s... .. March 8.
| Cattc.-There were offered at the scales
on Monday 700 bead or l,eeves, of which $50
were sold TO city butchers; 100 were driven
to Phiudelphia, and 30 were left over un.
sold. Prices ranged from % to 81 on the
hoof, equal to sc IT'S net, and averaging
Ss,s7A gross. An extra lot of 90, averaging
800 lbs, was purchased by the Butchers
Association at 44c. gross
Hogs-We quote live Hogs at s. & brisk.
CINCINNATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI, March 8.
The river has fallen 20 inches. Weather
vet.
Flour dull; no sales; prices range from ss,-
75 to $3.50.
Whiskey dull at iol @I92c.
Cheese Sc. for choice.
Cloverseed Gin at S5,75O5,s5.
Nothing doing in provisions, buyers de-
manding a concession.
Groceries firm. Sugar 5@5l; Molasses 30
$50; other articles unchanged.
Roll butter lac.
Pig Lesd Aga ..ate4
NEW YoRK-lcme Of
NEw YORK, March 8.
Sales OF $500 bbls. State Flour at S5,sl;
Ohio S4,9s@5,l2 Southern $5,l2S5l5.
Five thousand bus. Genesee Wheat 1921
Sales of 5000 bus Corn, yellow, at 66I
white 65, dull.
Pork unchanged.
Beef dull.
Lard limited.
& Butter steady.
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Hinmansvile, Oswe-o county, May 1922
y j. BeaEctt-De5r SIR: pure based a short t,,,o .r,
hntie Dt your Yellow Dock and SarsarsrilIa for nv
"ic winch she has used for her cofnuiaiu Erysrcs,
and weekuoss Falling of thc Womb &c and IL bss H.
ready helped her very much. or The FrvsireIss il IT,,
effected nearly cure have jus, purchased second
hoiie, aud judging from the tie for ie fec r
fdent that It will effect Il perfect cure ~ ''
Ioursi very respectfully, n CoDIyRy
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NEW GROCERY.

II I1' OIN, O1 IV
Il public, an extensive assortment OF GROCERIES,
consisting of Coffee, Sugars, MoIasscs. Golden syrup
Teas, Tobacco, Candles, Soaps Chocolate, Candies Figs
Rasins Pepper Rice, Spices of all kinds and and
Flour by the barrel or retail, Wooden Ware Earthon
ware, Ropes, Nails, &c. &c.
All of which will be wholesaed RET ai'ed at unusu-
ally low rates for Cash or approved Country produce
CALL AND SEE. March l. Is53
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NORWAY Uertinc- "a ro, ,e.o

Norway, Herkimcr Co. Feh 1870
y r. BsHnstt 4 Co:--Gents--lt s with great nessur.
INA! write you about tie hanpy effect If y0tr Vel
ow Dock and SarsaparilIa upon my son. who has long
teen suffering under that dreadful oatbsoue disease
Erysipelas with which he alta tod in SS sd va,
Tor several months attended by some our le.t nhv
clans who rif their skill crsfretingiy Tor five uoutI,
without any heucical eiTeris whatever lie became re-
duced 10 perfect skeleton. lie had ulcers from his hin
down 20 his knee which were cont nuav dtgrLs,,.-rr
Physicians sad that hs eess--theFa rouIi
I've nothing done to arrest those raurrplnr
My neshhors and myself hOught his disroiutinn near
al hand One Of my netEhhors who rad cured Child NJ
scrOidla with your invaluable medicine wished mo Ia
make Trial of it. and the restless desire tn fo
something while life lasted than O,u any hone nj ge,
ing relief, procured three bottles Of Yeo pnr-
and sstsaPnrla," and commenced using it, ard 10 nv
aston shent, he commenced IN improve before he bad
used the third bottle and before he had used b, dz
bottles, he could walk out lie used in all twelve tot
ties during the year 49, ana by October las, he Nss
ecIy resoreu every vr5ee Of the disease excen IN,
scars vas removed, and he remains in perfect he a nm
to the present time. His recovery under the BLESSING.
and sarsapariiIa and you that 7 feel mvssi,
under greet obligations you and il s with rrsat iox
that inform you of what your sarsapari.la has dons
for my son. -
Respectfully. JAMES RUSSELL
IN Quart Bottles 81 per totiie NJ bottles for sj
Sold by J. ID. PARK Cinciun,,i fIbto
Corner Of Fourth and Wanui eels to wlom all orders
should he addressed. ~
FRASER & COLLINS, St CIairsviIIn ob;o
I. d. JOHNSON, :"
X. :. CLARK. Morris,ou,n I.
Gray Junkins, RridreDort
WIN. Smith, Cai-yev "a
Isaac Holloway. Fusbus Z.
J. Crumbacker L Son, Wheeling. Va.
May p, ls52. ly
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WING NOMINATIONS


WING NOMIWA TIONS
.
r' FOR GOVERNOR,
NELSON BARRERE, of Highland
ron LIEUT.. oovErros,
ISAAC ]. ALLEN, OF Richlnnd.
ron TREASURER oy STATE,
HENRY BRAKEMAN. Of Hamilton.
ron SECRETARY or STATE,
NELSON II. VAN WORRIES, OF Athens
ron ATTORNEY GENERAL,
WILLIAMH GIBSON, OF Seneca.
yoR SUPREME couRT Jrpor,
FRANKLIN T. BACKUS, Of Cuyahoga.
ron BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN WADDELL, of Coshocton.
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PROBATE COURT.
FAMILY GROCERIES!

Al Those who wants superior article would do well 10
eve him call. He has in store brown and loaf snra,s
NO and Java coffee, teas Rice Cheese, Moasses star
ana mould candles. SOAPS spoes, rasnH. rurrants
~ short he Keeps al articles usually kept in Grocery
stores, and VIII sell in quantities sell in "a
SUIT purchasers, al the lowest ra.es. IFe6 JO isss
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Respectfully, JAMES RUSSELL

In quart Bottles, 81 per bottle ~ bottles for 81
Sold by J. ID. PARK Cinciup,,i Dbfo
Conerof Fourth and ainut ees to wlou al orders
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LOSS OF AN AMERICAN SHIP.
And more than Two Hundred Tjves!!

NEW YORK, May I6. The brig Reuben Carver
Of Rnckland, which arrived here this morning,
brought Capt. Stimson, mate, Second mate and six
of the crew Of the ship William & Mary, Of Bath
lost at sea- The w. & NJ. left Liverpool with a
cargo Of railroad iron, and POS passengers, nearly
all OF whom, together with the steward and two Of
the seamen, went down in the ship.
Capt. 5. reports thai the William & Mary struck
on sunken rock the Great Isaacs, on The eve.
ming Of the 3D. Of May, at half pas O'Clock hump-
ing heavily for fifteen minutes. She then fell off
and struck another rock within few feet of the
hrst. Here she thumped few times, and then fell
of into deep water again, when she commenced FIJI.
ing Alter laboring at the pumps I'LL O'Clock in
the morning without avail, aud finding the shin with
ten feet Of water in her holds and fast sinking. the
captain,Imae ,and crew, with few passengers took
10 the boats and eft her. In few minutes She
went down, carrying with her nearly all the passen-
GERS
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Nun DER IN wAsHlNoros. Robert A. Have.

Muir DER IN WAsHINGToE. Robert A. HAYES
messenger to the General Post Office IN Washing.
ton, cut his wile's throat Sunday night an hour
alter they retired, completely severing the windpipe
and arteries. He then made two cuts at his own
throat but WAS, he says, prevented from killing
himself by his wife knocking the razor out Of his
hand. Their daughter, thirteen Year, Of age, oecu.
pying the adjoining room, was awakened by the
mother, who jumped out Of bed and ran down stairs,
while Hawkes. raised the front wndog, loudly ex.
claiming 81 have cul my wile's throat aud my own.
and intend 10 cut my child's" The wife, IN the
mean time, reached the front door, and ATTEMPTED to
speak but was unable The neighbors, alarmed.
going IN, found her on the floor in a dying condition.
the husband standing over her, with arms extended
exclaimlng, sob, my wife, my wife, have cut her
throat" The child was screaming on the steps,
The vile expired in about twenty minutes. An H.
quest was held this morning, and the Jury returned
verdict ol"dealh by the hands Of her husband ,e!be
ing 10 deranged state Of mind" Hawks has been
arrested and committed. lle was honest and molten.
sive ordinarily, but for some time past has been in
IN extremely depressed state Of mind. Intending
suicide, he'had written letter, saying "ihe world
was against him, and IA he could moi live happily
here, he wanted all his family to 10 to heayen.j