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AGUE BALSAM.

Unrivalled in the History Of Medicine.
This Bslsam, that has been SO extensively
sold and met with such unriyalled success
for the past five years, and brought health
and happiness to any families throughout
The Western Country, is tie result Of years
|oi study and experiment, by the proprietors
of this wonderful compound; and we are
happy TO state 10 the world that the object
sought for has been gained, which is found
in the numerous evidences in ia ,or Of this
remedy. This Balsam is only recommended
for one class Of diseases, viz: those produced
by malaria, and enters directly into the cir
culaiion, and thereby counteracts the poison
Of malaria in the system; and as a tonic il
ls particularly recommended. Now for few
evidences:
Oberlin, Ohio, June LIST, 1858.
Messrs. s. X. Mann g. Co.. ents-Hay-
ing had occasion to use some Of your ague
Balssm in my family, find il the most eff
Gent and prompt remedial agent for the GER
tain cure OF ague ever used, and % strength
cning tonic think ii has no equal.
Your obedient servant. S. HExpRY.
OIney, H., S pit. 20, 1857.
Messrs x. Mann e. Co-Gents- Your
sgue Bslsnm Is the only remedy that seems
10 meet the wants Of the people Of this To-
Icality. We have upon our shelves all the
popular remedies Of The day for the cure OF
Iintermitients, but Dr.. ManL's Balssm sells
lin preference TO all Others, from the simple
fact II cures. II is destined to excel all 9TH
Ter remedies ever offered.
Truly Yours. G. w. HAYSE.
Cairo, Ill.,, May IS, 1853
d.. Mann g. Co., Gallon. Ohio u ents--
Your ague Bslsam 10 the peoples own rem
ledy, in this part Of the country. for the cure
of sgue and fever. We have never known
i 70 fail in airy case when properly used. I,
i looked upon as perfect antidote to mala
rious diseases. Very truly Yours,
REED & PErTUoHN.
Saint Louis, June ls', 1858.
Messrs :. X. Mann e. Give find the
demand for Dr.. Mann's seue Balsam daily
increasing, and the great demand for il Is b
sufficient evidence Of its great merit. In all
places 10 our travels we find the universal
lopinion OF those selling Il, and more partic-
ularly those using il, 10 be, that Il has no
equal in proprietary remedies, and that II is
a certain specific Is fact that cannot be dis
puied. Truly Yours, O. J. WooD g. Co.
S X MANN & CO., Proprletors,
Gallon, Ohio. Sold BY all good Drug
gists. nov II.
State Of Indiana, Dubois County, IS:
NJ Office j. hereby given that Jared ME-
~ haus, administrator OF the estate Of Hen
ny Pillian, deco, has lied his petition to sell
the real estate Of said deccdens, viz. the "
half Of The southwest quarter Of section 20,
town 2, south Of range 5 west. his personal
property being insufficient 10 pay his debts,
and that said petition will be heard at the
next term Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
said county. 3. d. EpMoxsrov.
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Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Brooches. Far
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UWe wish all our readers q very
"Merry Christmas," and hope they
may live to enjoy thousand more.
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6Miss Sarah NJ. Ksllog. : eisn,ess
= exhibiting herself q Louisville. Though
out 70 years Old she is seven fess Two inch.
esh'sh and large in proportion.
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No PAPER.-Next, week being hol.
iday week, there will DO no paper is
sued from this Office.
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Isp,ArAroL,s. Anr N ,ass
i The following banks have complied viii
the amended law Of 1865. and have securi
80. osp. psIs'w'.n ne treasurer o. state
Nm 6uv ,boussrd J,,Is,s mi ,.n 49, 49,. .s.'
In excess OF their circulation:
Bank Of Elkhsrt, Eikhart.
BANK o. Goshen. Goshen.
Bank Of mi. Vernon. III. vernon
Bank Of Paoli, Paoli.
Bank Of Rockville, WaUash.
D Dsnn - S Sa'sm' Ts.em'
RIoominoton RanL plocmin1,or
Exchange Bank, Gree ncnstle
farmers Bank. Westfield.
indiana Bank' Madison
Ksn,ncty s,ocI R naI ra ,snsnn.
Lagrange Bank. Lima
Parke County Bank, Rockville.
pralrle Guy Bank Tere Hauie.
Sa a. sn ~ Lo os"ns, ~ u
"'''e'
'"o"."s os"A. "ase 90" Pheo WIN
w '"s"'.u 'a"' ou' nave since gwen no.
~ = '"eu ,".e"''on - Withdraw 'ne" or
'o'a''o"' ~" no'es are Payaoie 10 coin:
.", - l"u,.na. michigan wy
"o'.uso ny Danh, Sa'nOFoge Guy
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AN OFFER.

Any person sending Us five new
subscribers, and the money, will re-
ceivc copy Of the Courier for one
year, e . present.
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OFFICERS OF BAISBRrDcE TOWNSHIP.
Justices-H. G. Newcomb, 3. Rose.
Trustees - Charles Brkemeier, Francis
Kasper John.
Clerk-Geo. A. Kifzinger.
Tressurer-W endolin Erny.
Constabl es-A Anthony Eckert
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THE WORLD
COMING no AN END!

II ME undersigned having opened . new
y Marble shop in the town Of Petersburg,
Ind, feels confident that he can sell TOMB
STONES cheaper for each than any other
establishment In the West, having on hands
at present splendid stock OF Marble, that
cannot be surpassed anywhere. All kinds
Of monuments, tomb stones, center table
tops, mantels, &C., made In the neatest sty ie
and Of the best material. Oriers solicited
and promptly attended tc. Shop on Main
street, opposite the public square.
VIM. NICHOLS, Proprietor.
Isaac NEWTON, az the drug store In Jas
per, y authorized agent for Dubois county.
oct g, '5s-y.
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

Clerk-BAzTL B. EDMoxsTos.
Auditor-JoHS NEHRIKGER.
Treasurer-EDwARp STEPHENSON.
Recorder-SIEPHEE JERcLR.
Sherif-JAcoB HERMAN.
WILLIAM ScHuELTERM
Surveyor--BEEJAMIS X. KEMP.
HARVEY NICHOLSON,
LEwis GREEH, Commissioners.
J. Il. BIcKwERMERr
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n n II
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1LIUSY1AY2D.

DEAN g. SALTER, successors to Beckett g. CO.
THE New York WEEKLY GOLDEN
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rary papers Of the day. An Imperial Quar-
10 containing Eight pages or forty columns,
of the most interesting and fascinating
leading matter, from the pens OF the very
first writer's Of the day,
Elegantly illustrated every week.
- R0sD9Dm1
WORTH IRON so CENTS TO $500 WILL BE
GIVEN TO EACH SUBSCRIBER IMMEDIATELY ON
RECEIPT or THE SUBSCRIPTION MONEY. This
10 presented as q Memento Of Friendship,
and not as an inducement to obtain subscri-
bers.
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JASPER COURIER.

UTS. n. PARvlN. Advertising and
Collecting Agent. No. so West Fourth ST..
10 our agent IN Cincinnati.
@JAcos Human. ESQ.,. il cur agent
for this county.
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Notice Of Distribution q

NOTICE 10 hereby given that a. the Les,
- October term Of the Court Of Common
riess Of Dubois County, after final Settle.
ment OF The Estate Of Jacob Lusher, deed
tnrty-one dollsrs and thirty five cents were
found remaining for distribution among
heirs. Said heirs are therefore notified 10
appear q the next term Of said Court, ind
receive their distribuiive share.
B. B. EDMONSTON. Clerk.
Dec. s. 1858.
Administrators Notice.
NJ Office - hereby given that the under.
~ signed has been appointed adminlstra.
or Of the estate OF Obadiah Taylor, late Of
Dubois county, Ind, deceased. The estate
e supposed to be solvent. Persons having
claims against said estate are notified 70 lie
them according 10 law.
dec 8, '6S-$ 80. JAS. G. BOYLES, Adm.
q -
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Miss SournwoRTu.
Col. q. w. CRocKF1r,
CHARLES BrRpErr.
Thomas DuSS ExorIsn, M. D..
llrSRy CLArr, Jun,
GEoRcE ARNOLD,
SAMUEL YorSo,
Mrs. ANNA WHr1rLFy,
Miss VIhoISIA VAUGHAN,
Mrs. ID VERNON,
Miss IIArriE CLARE,
FINLEY JOHNSON,
Write only for the
GOLDEN PRIZE.
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DEAN g. SALrER. successors to Beeke, & CO..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-26
PHILADELPHIA MARKEr.

MAY 25.-Flour continues very much de-
pressed; receipts moderate but demand qnite
limited, both for export and home consumption;
sales 800 bbls western extra for shipment at
$3.50; Superiine offered at $4.25a4, 81; Extra
family and fancy lots range at s., 5Oa6 Stocks
Rye Flour and Corn Meal very much reduced
Demand for Wheat limited; prices dropping;
sales 5000 bnsh. ordinary and good Penna. red
at $lal,0s; fair white at $l.lSlal,l7 2,4oO
bush. Rye brought G6c Corn continues in
good request, but there is less offering; sales
10000 bush. yellow at 72c, sloat; 70a7lc in
store. Oats steady at 36a37 for Delaware and
37aSs for Pennsylvania. Whisky improved;
sales PeDna. bbls- at 81; Ohio and Prison %;
hhdS. 2O3; Drudge at I9al9k Groceries and
Provisions unchanged Small sales Cloverseed
at $3.50.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-26

I kstitors teliigencer-We have had, during
the past week, a rather exciting time. On Nom.
q " night Montgomery made his famous speech,
,0l which yOH hnye doubtless had some account
on-Wednesday the trial of Bill Jones' for the
murder of Sam'l Il. White, was commenced. and
on Saturday the Jury gave in their verdict of
acquittal. On Thursday, John Ruth, very
Respectable citizen Of this place, not feeinewelf
and being subject to bilious or cramp cholic'
and fearing its approach, told his wife he would
go up street and get some medicine. He did
go, as he said, to Dr. Templeton's Drug Store
and got what he supposed was cnlornel; but. as
Is now alleged, some one in the store gave him.
IN mistake, stryelUine. He took the medicine
about half:past 10 o'clock on Thursday, aDd in
less than an hour afterwards was a corpse. It
is proper to add, that Dr.. Templeton and all
connected with the Drug Store, deny having
sold Ruth medicine of any kind. ].
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-26
manner.

WditSunday.-The peculiar services attend
ant upon WhitSnnday, in the Catholic and
Episcopal Churches, were continued until yes
terday noon. Whitsuntde has been holiday
from time immemorial, and it is looked for with
pleasure by the juveniles, who are relieved from
scholastic duties. The Christian Whit untidc
corresponds to the Hebrew Penticost, by which
people it is also strictly observed as FEAST
Amongst the German portion of the popnlntion
it is always celebrated by feaSts and dancing,
and excursions to the suburban groves, where
the Whit-MOndny is spent in hlarity and social
intercourse
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-26
HEAVY RAIN

ClNCINNATI, May 25.-The heaviest rain ever
known here, fell during the last twelve hours -
Creeks and rivers are rising with frightful rapi-
dity. Railroad bridges are being carried away
in all directions. No trains arrived or were dis
patched this morning. Mill Creek is higher
than was ever known hefore, and the Ohio river
has risen nine feet IN ten hours and is still ri
sing rapidly. The rain partially ceased about
10 o'clock, but is now drizzling lightly. The
whole of last night was one continued thunder
storm Of the most appalling description.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-26

We sur yesterday, soliciting aims in the
street, two curious!y deformed children, between
the ages Of nine and twelve years. The feet of
the younger ore were possessed of but two toes,
each, aud but one finger upon each hand. The
hunds and feet were small and imperfectly
formed. The other child was deformcd in like
manner, though not SO badly. They managed
to crawl FROM door TO door with difficulty, and
being really piIable objects were quite success
ful in their solicitations The children were ac-
eornpanied by dark, evil looking girl of about
sixteen years of age, who said she was their
sister. When they did not walk fast this girl
would pinch mud beat them in most savage
manner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-26

PElNG satisfied, FROM the Of friends,
~ that majority Of the the city and county
siFr candidate before the people,
ofee Of Sheriff OF this Comfy fully
that tu Districts both in the
aud county have been IaisFrTsE: in the laie COnTrn
ton BY tsr delegates had such delegates fAiIh
fully represented the wishes their eOastaents would
hare been the NOMINEE OF ConvvE;iou: and being fur
theF satisfied that Is duty my friends veil
% myself that the people houd decide polls the
natter Of difference between my OpIoIrnts:
the urgeEt solicitations Of friends. and
county announce myself candidate the ONCE
sheriff, tle ensuing election. SAMUEL IRWIN.
l4gh, ISIS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-26
- Trustees Sale
or Rolling Will, Land. Cont. Iron Orc, sc

IN OHIO co. AND wETzEL CO., VA.
Y virtue Of recorded Deed OF Trust dated Nay 4th,
ID lsiI from Manufacturing Company
the underSgned Truess will sell at public sale at the
Court House the Wheeling, Ohio Co., Virginia.
Thursday fifteenth day July, 1858, all the property
conveyed In said deed, including the following: :
lot Of about Of land situated In the city OF
Wheeling, which Is erected Rolling Mil 400 lQp feet,
containing powerful Steam Engines, 80 Rolling Furnaces
II Healing FuTnaees SqueeEerS, trRins Muck Rolls
trains Boiler Rolls and complete sets OF Rolls
Saws Punches SfaiRhtener for the manufacture OF Rail-
IrOn together with all the fixtures and appurtean
thereto belonging The Coal privilege belonging TO this
properly abOnt loo Of e. vein Of superior
Btumiuou cOaOne Of The openings 20 which Is Uithln so
feet % the M and the other opening about 800 distant
Warehouse loo 81 n, story ONCE ~ X 20 n and
story Brick Dwelling. .1-.. EIrEa 10
Also tract Of iGnd situated In weEel COUNTY, vlTEnia,
~ miles Wheeling, the line OF the Bait Ohio Rail-
road which through the property This tract contains
10000 acres land veil wooded and Astounding in Iron
Ores OF client quality esa-ss
Also the Interest OF said Company another tract
about SIS Lleton stAtou said Railroad in
Wrtzsl county af1reaaid. u --- rE.l H-TEFH
the sale 0ne.f0uTth the purchase
cash. reSlbe iT three equal Instruments,
able respectively In elk, twelve and eighteen months IRON
tbs with interest: the be well
Wheeling, AAy 10, 1s5S. LEVI II. EVANS -t
J. q AoHFSoN, Trustees.
myil-dIE aWtd1 n. WILKINSON. J g.
baltimore and PhilAdrlphiA North Ameriean,
please copy send blu Shis ONCE for collection
III uNGARI4N GRASS sEED.-A few bushess OF tbs
i Il etlebratei Gfass Seed. just received nv
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NEW YORK MARKET

MAY 25.-FIOur firm ut 81, s5a8. 95 for State,
and $4,3Oa4,4 for Ohio, an advance of SC on
each; Southern duh and unchanged, Wheat
firm and active; white Unchanged; Western red
quoting at 91a$I 90; Chicago spring SOnS5c:
Milwaukee club s5ass Corn firm; sale at 72a73
for white; yellow unchanged; mixed &c higher,
quoted at T4a75c. Mess Pork ST., go; prime
$l4,3n. Beef steady. Lard dull. Bacon qui-
ct Whisky unstedy.
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.zv ME gszsFG<SESs~
NGIsll 9 SA 81
BY THE UNION LINE.
TO THE DAILY INTELLIGnNCER
Og'IcE. CORNER WATER AND MONROE srsEETs.
BY THE UNION LINZ
oETIcE. CORNER wATER AND MONROE sTgEETs.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, Mai

WAsHINHToS, May 25th.
SENATE.-The Sennte's proceedings during
the morning, was unimportant
HOUsE.-AIr. Grow asked, but did not obtain
the consent Ofthe House to offer a joint rcSolu-
tion that when Congress adjourn on the eth Of
June, it shall be to meet on the 4th of Novem-
Der.
The House then resumed the consideration of
business relating to the District Of Columbia
a bill was passed to regulate municipal cleo.
tions at Washington, and one TO organize paid
hire department in Washington and Georgetown,
and hpprOpriating $37, 900 for the purchase Of a
steam lirt engine, and the construction ei fire
and police alarm telegraph.
The contested election case was then taken
up.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-26
AssiRnee'a SAC.

ME foosinE Offered private arst
Il Monday IN June uhsn Fuch o ~ n
sold, sill be offered Public cOgTt uouse
VIZ
IS shares Of Ftoek % the Wheeling and Beitnonf Hrd=e
Company; 3 shrTrs Of 81 the Washington nal
Foeation Pew No a. Mat.heu'd p .copaI Church
lots No la9 and ifd, u Mount wood csst-Fg Lots
Iss And 49, in Centre Wheeling lot No square No
IN south wheeling; tot No. a.
I1 No. s q 10, H. IL Aud Of H. ig estehaiana
Buena Vista addition 20 RheelihE Mhheu JrGtrs
for tTS payable in york m The line % rs .
prices, demand; 3 Lots in Jacobs Sath
Wheeling. which Of city limits and iFou eity
tnEation ard are desirable for eirar Fraidene~a.
HOT terms Ae apply Jas. r. Baker IzaFy TaIIhnf,
In relation the last named - Lets. Mr. CoWan
neHrthe premises HAEER, TALLhNT BAEEN.
HP&e-td AHSiEuess Of Wa T. selby.
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NOTICE,

ITO THOSE INDEBTED TO wM. G0ODRIOH.-oWinF
to the scarcity Of money the undersigned has deferred
placing the OF those indebted 20 Mr. Goodrich in
the hHnds OF the proper officer 70 collection. may be
tound Foundry Warehouse OF w J. Stewart
end OF Market Square until the list Of July which
time AL and accounts unpaid tcN be handed for
collection. TiIOS J. BLAIR,
HpSI-Ist " Assignee OF WIN. Goodrich.
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N Bnrns Case.--.fhe Grand .Inrr rnsIS

The Burns Case.--rhe Grand Jury yesterday,
in tho case of John Burns charged with the
murder of Mary Ann Montony, found true
hill against the accused for murder in the first
degree" Burns was brought into court, plead
not guilty and was remanded for trial next
Thursday week
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-26
BUSINESS NOTIOES

a Word to "Caadidates and to Toters-Tho,
first warm weather, makes many persons. BIZ
iious, and aggrayates Liver symptoms in those
troubled with arrangement of that organ. One
or two-of DR.. a. S. Todd's Anti-Billious or
Lfrer Ptas, taken in time, will ward of such
tendency and perhaps prevent lingering fevers
and other serious results of neglected terahge.
ment. I. H. Logan q Co., General Agents. !
Sold by dealers everywhere.
SEE advertisement of Dr.. sanford's Liver In
vir,nrntor In ,ntl.. o.l..
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PICTURES FOR THE MILLIONl

~ Prices to suit the tiH,ss at WYKEs' GALLERY OF
ART, Main strest Union. Pictures taken at this
Gallery at greatly reduced prices The public aware
thatthsis the place obtain the best Pictures
ken in the city.
lwould also inform them, that they
rate rooms 10 obtain to head
quarters where We prepared cheap as
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-26

Disturbing Bau.-Two young roysterers
having imbibed of intoxicating beverages until
they arrived ut that spiritual altitude which is
generally succeeded by the act of feeling up
wards for the ground, went to the German Ball
on Monday evening, and raised tremendous
row with some of the participants in the enter.
tainment. They were taken before Alderman
Wright, and fined five dollars each. Owing to
their youth, and iueSperience in this kind of
thing, we withhold their names.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-26

4 F'yht-TwO individuals OF color, ChOler
and Collar, had fight yesterday in front of the
Union Ticket office, on Water street, by way of
settling dispute which all arbitratiOns had
failed to reconcile. A little blood, a little wool,
and little hustle werO the result.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-26
CLERK OF CIrcuiI CourI.
MANY yorERs-

Please announce Dr.. II. ". CHAPLINE, Iadepen-
dent Candidate for the oes CLERK 81 the Circuit coGTt
Of n Uh,S c''A'y' and 'Sliss MANY yorERs-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-26
c;t,, couaeA-The City Council had call

ritz CouaeA- The City Council had call
i meeting last evening Mr.. KnOte, from the
r,mmittee on wharves, reported in favor Of
,o,king repairs upon the landing. He movedan
appropriation of two hundred dollars for that
nnrpose. The report WAS adopted.
4 resolution was offered, granting vacant
II, TO \ widow lady named Barr, who proposes
:, bnild house upon the same. Lost.
Mr.. GoshOrn, from the Committee on Water
Assessments, reported in favor of assessing a
tax upon drug stores of two per cent. upon the
rental value. Passed. -a
Mr.. letters moved that the Committee on
Real Estate be instructed to enquire into the
LEGALITY of the occupancy of lots on the city.
commons, and report to Council. Passed.
The petitions of N. j. ROhan aud NJ. Swim
were granted
Petition of John Robinson referred.
Petitions of F. c. Meyers and j. TuIIing-
smith referred.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-26

an Agea, Womda RTtled. An aged, woman
Was run over and killed by a. train of cars on
the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad, on Friday af.
ternoon last near Ellicotfs Mills The woman,
it appears, was tending COW grazing near the
track, and seeing the train coming attempted to
drive the animal to safe condition. In doing
50, she stepped from the north to the south
track upon which the train was approaching,
aud running several rods fell upon her face in
in the centre of the rails.
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RIYER AND WATHER.

PITTsBURG, May 25.-River has risen-two in.
ches since yesterday, and is now seven feet five
inches by pier mark. Raining all morning
Mercury g.
LOUISVILLE, May 25.-River stationary; 81 #
on the falls. Considerable rain last night. Mer-
curry rs.
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MAY ELECTION.
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psetllly decline become candidate for Sherid
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have offered N c their support.
II Il should he til pleasure 81 the e0pis
again viii continue TO thea tic oes OF Of
the Circuit CSuTf AIOSZO LOBINtS.