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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01
washington ltsnls.
WAsnrEcr0H, Aug. 90.

d. b. Perrin, Esq private secretary
81 Governor Walker, haas arrIYed here
with dispatches.
lie left the Goyernor's camP!a. LAW.
renee. ten DAYS since, and reports that
poaeo and quietness preyalis III, n ses re- ao e.
was there TIE least intimat'cli ri wa y
~bloodshed.
The fifteen hundred troops lnE hansas
viii remain until after the October eiec-
ton. #.
"A letter from Frankfort recelyed ~ me
State Department, says that gthe SOUND
du.s have been abolished byE The exer-
ions Of MI the governments interested,
tile United States hayingEtake The lead.
The attention of the commercial public
in Germany i attracted " the removal O.
the restorations Of the naSigaionF Of the
German streams, especially Sthe Rhine
ard the Elbe.
The Postmaster General has established
daily mail between Kansas and Lecomp-
Ian and a tri-weekly mai from Iecomp-
Ion and Marysyille. Other similar inn
prove ments are also to bs made.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01
washington Items.
WAsnrseros Monday, August "a.

M N& - F8 ET&N%INft
The question IL the Commissioned Of
Patentsis authorized to refund money
the case of 4 man who, having filed :
cayeat and paid 800 demands z return q
SiO-and in case Of others who. having
Also 6led caveats are pads ~ additional,
making 4 total OF $50, and demand a rel
turn IL s2oAhaving come before HE Sec
retary Of the Interior. it was by him re-
Ierred 10 the Attorney General for decis-
ions The latter holds, IN the first in
stance. that there is no provision allow
ing d caveator To- withdraw any portiono
the $50; and in The second place, that,
without conforming to the statute iii max
ing an application, it cannot be said that
one has legally been made; consequent
", it is impossible to withdraw an appli.
cation before it ID made, and that, as 1 "a.
seat is not an application for patent IN
any possible SENSE or term, it is clear thal
the Commissioned cannp refund 4 por.
ton Of the c~ayeatRfee.
Mr.. Meek, of Pennsylvania, declines
the appointment III Superintendent Of In
dian Affairs for Utah.
The remaining portion Of the Choctaw
Trust Lands are No be offered for sale Il
the highest bidders. Sealed proposals
we'll be received by the land officers 81
Mississippi until The Isl of November.
The Attorney General has ordered 4
noM prosequi III the agent Montgomery
who removed squatters from the Indian
Trust Lands and DESTROYED their habita.
tions in Kansas. III
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01
Terrible and Fatal Magazine explosion.
WIIMINGToN, DEl

WILMINGTON, DEL, zz:
a terrible explosion took place here on
Saturday evening at five o'clock.
Mr.. Alexio J. aDupout, assisted by sew
en- workmen, was engaged in removing a
large heavy box from 4. Powder house,
when the box.eoming ii contact with the
wall caused friction and producing fire
An explosion followed. BURNING ali hands
in a shocking manner Dupont leaped
into a race near, while the others made
every effort tosextingnisk the fire on their
clothing.
Dupont FASTENED 10 see if the press
roof had caught fire, and as he approach
ed another terrible explosion occurred,
SCATTERING The building to atoms. Du-
pont had his right thigh fractured, three
ribs broken and one lung perforated. 4
SUNDAY, 6 o'clock, ~. M.-Messrs.
Dupont, Anthony Dougherey, and Ed
ward Hunt. foreman, dead. Louis Vasche
mortally wounded. John Me laiferty
and Geo. Fisher badly injured.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01

The scIEST1FIc CosvTESTIo THIS
body, which has just closed its delibsra+
tons at Montreal, elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: President
Professor Jetfries Wynan, M. d., Cam
bridge. Vice President - Professor
John +. Holbrook, NJ. D., Of Charleston,
s. e. Secretary-Professo WIN. Chau-
yenet, M. D., Of Annapolis. Treasurer
A. A. Llwyn,M NJ. D., of Philadelphia
II was determined to hold the nextannua1
meeting il BALTIMORE recommending an the
last Wednesday IF April next, and recon,
meaded that the meeting two years henec
be in st. Louis.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01

!. The Potomac Baptist Association, re-
Gently sitting at Frederitksbu adjourn
ed last week, TIL meet Ill Berryyillson the
first Sunday inI August, 1855. The Az.
sociatien resolved to suPporta mission
airy in Central Africa, and instructed the
acting board to look out for a suitable
man. Resolutions were also adopted III
favor OF establishing a Sunday School il
each Church Of the Association, where
there is not one already, and recommend
ing the Churches 70 take such measures
as they may deem proper, and such as
the laws IF the Statswill tolerate, to avail
themselves Of Sunday Schools, in giving
oral religious instruction to the colored
people Of the several congregations,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01

a supcrlber' whom we suspect TO be
some marrow minded Leech yask us why
4we advertise pr. ArER's Pills! and We
WILL give n i'm our seven reasons HUI 50 do
my. TIP first second, and thirdaarre that
Y, are paid fo1 it. The fourth il we
knew thfn By eEperience 70 M good.
The fifth is that Dr. Ayers Preparations
being Recommended by better men than
we.-by physicians Of the highest talent
atld the deepest learning in the Hand, we
are well sustained in our own couyictions
Of their value. The sixth is that tltey Are
cheap as well as useful. The last but
not least il that they have done Ind are
doing an amount Of good in CHS DOM.
mE'nity which our oldi fogy friend il he
could repeat himself ZEN thousand times
newer hope to equal, and WY trusl
by making them known, to render Some
seryicesto our readers as well as oursel YES.
Christidn Herald.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01
Ohio Life and TraSt CpmnanY.

This s5 institution has suspended. The
news Ils that the building Of the Trust
Company and the ground upon which
It stands, ln Cincinnati, has been attach
ed byEthel Sheriff. a Geographic dis
patch says The President Of the Ohio
Trust Company, ina card, says that the
capital # Che company is $4,000, 900 !;
that it is sound and reliable, exclusive Of
anticipation losses from insufficient Sc
curities.
The New York Tribune says the la
bilitiesEare estimated at $4,000, 900 to
$500, poo.
LArfsT:By the boat last night We.
learn the company is able to pay all it
owes 70 its creditors, and to pay its stock
holders 5olcents on the dollar.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01

The WEATHER WIsE-Th9 Virginia
observers Of Theological phenomena, who
report their observations 70 the Smithson-
ian Institute, are named n a late report
Of that Institution as follows:
Lieut.. R: +! Astrop, Brunswick conn
~; Samuel Couch, Putnam; Benz Halo.
well. Alexandria: y. H. Ellis, Hardy; j.
T. Clark, Augusta; j. w, Marvin, Fred,
eriek; Thos. Patton, Greeenhrier: W. q.
Quincy, Dodt d,e; n lis L. KownsIar,
Clark; Wm.. Sheen, Pecahontas; Prof.
B. Webster, Portsmouth.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01

A GREAr P EpPLE. According 10 dc
last census Of the United States, we have
two millions and half Of farmers, one
hundred thousand merchants, sixty four
thousand masons, and nearly two hun
bred thousand carpenters. We have
fourteen thousand bakers ID bake Dur
bread: four thousand lawyers 10
set ussbylthe ears; forty thousand doe
tors TO "kiil Of cure, /" and fifteen hundred
editors to keep this motley mass Ii order
BY the potentPower Of public opinion con
trrolled and manufactured through tile
press.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01
Who is Governor Of Missouri!

TIE. confession Hoyertnor iii Missouiri-is
the closest, when we consider the number
Of votes polled, that was ever witnessed
in the United States. Although nearly
month has elapsed since the election, Il
is not jet determined who will be ne
successful candidate. The st. Louis
Democrat Of Saturday. has official returns
from the one hundred and four counties,
and unofficial from the other five, which
stand thus:
Rollins, (%Fusionis( 4G, 9o4
Stewart. (Demoerat) 5000
Rollins majority in the State, accord
ing to The above. Is SIR votes. The St,
Louis Leader elects Stewart BY eleven;
but,ot cQursa, the result can only be deter
mined blythe official canvass Of the whole
State. The celebrated contest for Cover
nor Of Massachusetts,. in 1889, between
Marcus Morton, democrat, and Ed
ward Everett, (Whig, was not as close,
Morton, had several hundred majority
over Everett, and was elected by a major
ity of one vote over all other c~andidates.
In Missouri there are buttwo candidates,
and the equality Of their vote, in SO large
i Ipopulatibn is Unprecedented.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01

giis6s 4 hearty welcome and \ cordial re-
seption 70 all persons, be they from the
North, South. East or West, who come
into Tile State on theiro IN responsibility.
and i'll their indiaiduat character land
not as N. organized association and set
lie amongst Us for the purpose of making
a .honest living III an honest way
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01
GprlrN lrrnnr GnnI

"A GRElArF NATURAL GuRlosIrY.-The
Abingdon Va, Firginian says: There
Is a natural bridge, within Sc miles Of
this place in Scott county, Va, compar-
ed with which tie bridge over Cedar
Greek isIa mere circumstance. The Scott
bridge extends across 4 chasm more than
twice eighty fee: III width, and is four
hundred and twenty feetdeep. atthe bot
Tom Of which flows a much larger and
more rapid stream than Cedar Creek
The arch Of the Scott bridge is not 30
perfectly formed as that Of Cedar Greek,
but il is not less ) bridge, with 4 broad
wagon road located upon it. The SUR
Wy for lhe Cumberland Gap Railroad
passed through Tie arch Of this bridge.
Il IS. perhaps. The widest and most stu
pcndous curiosity IN The United States,
.Pll yet t il comparatively unlnown."
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01
internal improvement Is.

W. have heretofore shown that the an
nual commerce Of the Western rivers and
lakes amounts, ia figures. to the sum Of
$500. DOC, 600, oee; that the common coal
field III Western Virginia, calculated IN
mqney yamount to $685., a8I SOC, opo; that
The camel coal estimated III the anne way,
amounts to sos, 0s8, 600. 900, and ifcon-
vented into oil BY process Of manufacture
now ii operation, the oil would be worth,
at the present market pricessome Sl ,oc6-
622, 4OO, 600 Kanawha county herself, has
manufactured 100000 bushels salt in
ono year, and her powers Of production
could greatly exceed that quantity. did
1.-The demand require it. Taking. then,
only three millions bushels as the pro-
duet, At 80 cents per bushel, and the
amounts $500. 900. twill require about
430, 900 barrels to hold that quantity Of
salt, which, at 80 cents, amount to $129,
600. Ittis estimated that it would re-
squirre about nine hundred iat-boats to
ship it, worthrabout $3.50 each, making
$135. 900. Here, then, we hare for salt
boats, ~salt-barrels and salt to fill them the
annual product Of 81, i64,ooo.
There are still other very imrortantiin in
terests not yet mentioned, without which
no deqPuate idea can be formed Of the CA
pacities and future wealth OF Western Yir-
ginia. Seeking to reach a region So rich
in all the elements of commerce, our State
has expended many millions Of dollars
in pushing her canal and railroad from
East to West and after having bored
through ttle Blue Ridge, and arrived, by
land and water, almost to the very foot Of
the Alleghanies, and Just near enough to
take Anew Of the land o fpromise just be
yond. and while gazing back at what she
had done and forward at the glorious pros
pect all radiant with rays Of the setting
sun instead Of nervinhg herself up to5one
last vigorous finishing stroke, she quiet
~ folds herarms, and lies down, conten-
ted 70 sleep. Atthe md Of two.years she
rolls over on her couch, and half dream
ing, deals out. The small pittance Of
S$5o0,0OO for two years more, and slum-
bers} on. This nap, 100, is nearly out
Would that we could wake bel to con
s~cioqsness again I? Are the cost of mill
ions and the labors Of years to be lost by
indeeisien and inaetion? When the gold
en- fruit is waving within reach shall we
not open the hand and receive if? Would
not the East profit BY 4 commercial con
nectipn with the West, and the West like
wise by such a union with the East and
bothlby d direct commerce with Europe?
The Bristol Convention, representing
the railroads, and other interests of the
South, sent Mr.. Preston to Europe to
turn the great ocean steamers Southward
and he is now gone there for the purpose,
but whatlcan it avail if our, great connect
ing link Between the East, and the West
shall be left with a flaw in it? The first
great all -absorbing thought should be, to
the people Of Virginia, the early compile
tion Dc her magnificent Railroad.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01

II. w. Rainey of Segnin Texas, COM
mitted suicide on Friday, ] July 81, by IA
king laudanum. Mr.. Rainey for some
years past, was editor and proprietor Of
the Seguin Mercury.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01

The body of a man was found on The
small island in the Rivanna, near the fac
tory o. John A. Mardhant, one and a hall
miles from Charlottesville lie, Oh Friday last,
A ninquest was heldf9n Saturday, but
none of the jury Or other persons present
could identify the body. I'll had lain in
the water perhaps for more than a week,
and was putrid. From a Hole in the head,
resembling that made by 4 bullet, it, lis
supposed that the individual, whoever he
may be, came to his death by foul play.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01
The Bank Of Kanawtha is redeeming
its paper At is. Banking House.

The Wbeeing Argus denies that the
citizens ever heldEa meeting IN that city
fayoring the movement Of ELI THAiER,
'andsays no resolutions were ever passed:
nor has Eli ever made a speech ii that
city. The people ofWheeling, says the
same paper, are as good citizens as can
be found within the limits ofthe Common
wealth, and will 60 as far to maintain the
good name and reputation Of the State
rs they who will 30 the furthest.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01

Aslittle German Girl, about l2 wears Of
age, a servant at the boar ding house of
Mrs. French. near Wheeling. Va, was
violated on Monday last. by the son of
her mistress. The manjW ho perpetrated
t%he5outrage IS about 25 years ofage. He
fed from the State after the the deed. +.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01
COST or sHIPMESTs ro RlcHNoSD.
! Total e.
sRtE5S
CARD.
no TOBACCO sHIPPERS 4

TIERS OF TIE KANAWfIA VALLEY.
Grateful for the literal pa fonage which
was last year extended to me, l thus "a Ike great
pleasure in rendering my thanks fir the same
shall continue to attend tothe interss ts 4ol
those who confde their business to my care.
My warehouse is now one &c the largest ii,
tie West. The b~uil!ling Is brick and Is Gov
ered with q IRE proof roof Freight snd
charges paid on shipments ashore ofore, and
instructions accompanviug CONSIGNMENT
S rictly obeyed.
Respectfully and faithfully,
CliAS BODMAN.
Ciacfnnati. Scpfef1ley Y51Isen4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01

= Accurate experiments have been made
in Illinois to test the ;eomparativ We value Of
timothy and clover hay The experiments
were carried on for two years; and the re-
suits were thatthe clover hay uniformly
ten per cent more milk than tho
timothy.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01

We learn that 4; laboler IN the employ
of William Smith, near Nartfnsburg, came
to his death on Sunday week from the
kick Of a,hors Sc received the evening be-
fore. His name was VIM. Vincent, and
said to be from Bedford county, Pa.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01

The Marsarilna Fla! Patriot has been
informed that Mr.. Joseph B owers, of Mil
ton, Fla. discovered on The 24th Sult., at
Bayou Mulatte, IN Santa Rosa county,
Fla, 4 quantity of gold measuring two
bushels.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01

The Evangelical Lntharaa synod Of
Western Virginia met in 81. Johns
Church, near Wytl,eyille. on Thursday.
The 9Th Instant. TheISynodical sermon
was preached BY the Rev, Df. IBittle.
President Iof the SYNOD
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01

CHaRLEs MAsuEL, a free negro, vas
sold into slavery, on Monday last, before
the Court House door III Charlestown,
jefferson county, for remaining III the
Commonwealth contrary 10 law. j. NV.
McGinnis, purchaser. at $2I0. The ne
gro is blind in one eye Dthor free ne
groes will share q similar fate unless they
look sharp.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01

"a man pamed BrinAman, aged about
fifty, died pn} Sunday night at Old Point
Id the boarding house of Stephen Allen
colored near the Hygeia Hotsl. He
had served two enlistnents as sold;ar
and died, tits supposed, from excessiye
drinking.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01

Jaeksons orreT. a workman on the Rich
mond. FREDERICKSBURG and Potomac Rail
road, died at Fredericksburg, Friday,
from sun stroke. Theahermomete r there.
Saturday, stood at l02 ii the shade.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01

Ex-PREsIDET TSLER.-This gentleman
has been requested to deliver the FIRST ad-
dress before the agricultural Society Of
Southwestern yirghlia, shortly % Be held
&c Wythsville.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01

Nv 10 engage IL The slie q 1000 Ma
ular selling Books III Ameriea 'Is mot pos
cha mics, farmers and teochers wisIsHata n
81, will Ind this 10 he a very psas,s 1u'i
pleasant basine. s, enabling hem Tsois al
country and make money at ibr sam ~sss y
Aeeats now in the business mr. ~s me-
FIVE funded to- fifteen hundred Sans ine
year. For full particulars AMI A..i M
Books, adGreA HIN. RILlSaNa tt Il
City Publishing House, I4I NJ vses
Cinginnatl Ohio; or5f living HasfHn lis.
IAS0N, ~Pmladefphias Seo ny
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01

The barn Of Thomas Blu IKE, Esq ,Eon
James river, in Rockbr idge county, VA,
fell a few days ago, and killed three fine
horses, for which he paid near 5000.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01

LuSAcY I'M VIRGrNIAl-A AT this time
there is nota Yacancyat the Lunatic Asy-
lums, either at Stanton or Williams
burg.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01
A NEW Rot Nd NOTE BOOK.
TIL PRAIRIE VOCALIST,
by GIBSON & PESSrSIlFy 7

Ills work IS received with great favor. md
rs now The only music book used by seyenlof
tie most scientific and successful wrstefi
teachers Of music In The schools under ihtn
care. ltisthe same size, and is publishes m
tfe same Superior style With the .'SacIed Ne
CepEes for examination vii. be selt By nail
pest pa d, for SIXTY cents.
Either may be had through the Bookseller
OF the Publishers,
MOORE, WILSTACH. KEyS & C0,
y3nH96w % IVES FLurth-st. c ncipnah
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01
NOTICE a d

DY virtue of a Deed Of Trust executsdH
ID Sylvanus N. Dennis 10 me the mad r
signed futee. 10 secure TO Spieef PatFick %
payment Of certain sums Of money IN Iss
deed nenticned,s which is duly rec' pteh !
shall, on Saturday the tenth day Of Oeteefs
next 1851, expose to- sale. before 1he ipnA
door OF the Court House OF KaDawita ceuniJ.
by way OF public auction, for ready lnoney 70
The nights st bidder, a certain House Asy
LOT situate in the town Of Charleston IN 81
county, on Front or Wafer street. now ecte
pied bY said tennis as a dwelling houts
Title believed TO be unexcepsisnable.
Sept 1 VA. A. w. QUARRIER Trlstse
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01
~ cocHRA8, ECLIPgE Mill.

We also manufacture French Ban Mil stones - AL
sirrs, both old and new quarry, and IAsent Stnpt Maehinrs,
and dealers in Screen Wires, Old Butch Anchor Bran4
Boiling Cloth, MN Irons aud Gearing n every descrlp-
ton, Mill Picks, nc. All ARTICLES NarTanteda " Give entire
sAtfitaction, by r.. COCHRAN kE@o.,lcin
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01
VIRGINIA SS--Clerk,s oticeof Ksnsvn
Ne Circuit Court August 9Th 1857
James C~openhaver
VS.. In Aksun psst.

WLWEW. OTay I~L -
The Object Of this suit is to recover ne ~
d. lone hundred dollars dansges dde b! opss
acc, unit; and itaPpeaf De iIor AFFIDAVIT Ply
that the defendant Is . nonresident q "
9 omInonwea. thsit is tldcred Thai he 40 r
pear here within one mensh alfeE due pun
Gallon oftbis order and DO what 10 peeestsH
70 protect his interest in The plsmlsess
1A Testc A. WtQIARRtER u
D. SWaHn r. q. lSsPt ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01
TANTED-Immediatelv

Best Lace Leather always on
i '51sfn 9ySyf 1lle
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01

JIIAS HUFFMAN.
Giacfnnati, Septcn1er 81 .anI
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-02-04

good of the cause, if they would main
tain themselves in their position. 1t
was the exercise Of this patriotic spirit
that secured our triumph throughout the
country in the late canvass, and all our
hopes Of the future are based upon its
continuance.
nut we are becoming more prolix
than we had intended. We are not dis
posed to 60 into a lengthy review Of the
past, or to make high-sounding profes.
sions or promises for the future. Our
past, with all its errors and imperfec-
tions, we. offer as our only pledge of
the future. We do not belong to the
party which has created a general sus-
piston Of all promises because Of its ha-
bitual failure to redeem any. We will
only repeat that we shall endeavor to
promote the success of Democratic princi-
Piles. without doing injustice to any who
may differ with us in opinion, and to
give proper attention to all matters that
may have a tendency to advance the in
terests of the county.
II, S. KNAPP.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-02-04
DIED,

On Thursday last. at the residence OF Mr..
JACOB OxsroTr, in Perry Township, In this
county, Mr.. RICHARD WINBIGLER, in the
10Th year of his age
1.-THE deceased left his home in Mohecan
Township-i in this county on thatday. in usual
health, to visit the family of Mr.. ossrorr.
Soon after he arrived there he was taken sud
denly i'll, and died within three hours after.
W1NsreLER, was born in the State of Mary
land, emigrated to this country in the year
1919, settled in Mohecan Township. where his
family now reside. HIS sudden death has
cast a gloom over the community in which he
lived. Mr.. WNB1eLER was much esteemed by
all who knew misunderstanding IN his man
ner-honest and upright in all his transactions
with his fellow men-a valuable citizen-a
kind and obliging n~eighbor, an affectionate
husband and father. He had been for many
years a worthy member of the Lutheran Church,
and died in full communion with that Church.
He has left an aged companion, and q large
circle of respectable relatives to mourn his
losa. @ II. J..