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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-06-09
DIR. DELLENBAUGH'S
June Appointments.

DR. DELLENBAUGH respectfully In.
~ forms the citizens of Portage, Stark and Trumbul
counties and the surrounding country, that he will
remain in the following places. All persons affected
with any complaint Of Chronic nature arc invited
to call for gratuitous consultation.
CUYAHoGA Coat bis residence, in East Cleve.
land, Spangler Avenue, Let, ed,
"a, 4th, 5th, 9th, 7th, 9Th, 9th, 10th,
llth, 18th, 18Th.
chagrin Falls, Eggleston House,
Both.
Ravenna, Collins House, l6th.
SUMMIT co. .-- Akron, Empire House, 18th.
STARK COUNTY-Canton City, Slower House, 18th,
Minerva, Yingling House, 23d.
TUSCARAWAS.-zoar Hotel 18th.
New Philadelphia, Nelson House,
goth.
CARROLL Co.--Leesburgh Hotel, 2lst.
Carroiton, Patton House, g2d.
JEFFERSON C0.-Steubenvlle, U. S. House, 24th.
CoLUMBIANA &C. .--Wellsville, Missouri House, 2J.
North Georgetown, a6th, 27th.
GEAUGA co. O.-Chardon, Chase Hotel, goth.
DR.. Dellenbaugh hatters himself that he can cure
Chronic complaints of the Oldest and most obstinats
only medicines that are purely vegetable.
Dr. D., of Cleveland, is the son of the celebrated
DR.. Dellenbaugh, late Of Georgetown. who SO sue
cessfully treated and prescribed for 967 900 patients
during 60 years practice In this State.
| An diseases pertaining 10 Women and Children
wS esa prssseSss S or har
owR practcing on the Dellenbaugh system.
N. b. DR.. ID. speaks the German language.
About tive years ago my general health became 90
much impaired, and In short time there was an
assumfng the very worst type ofskfn disease, (so CALI
ed by the Drs0 My husband being physician, tried
dIierent remedies, but ayailed nothing. then APP
piled to other eminent physicans but got relief.
By this time my head and face wasa mass of sores.
heard Of Dr. DIS great success In treating chronic
diseases of the skin. Iapplied 20 him, and in less
than three months be had the eruption removed, and
nv general health improved under his treatmeut "a
thstf now enjoy good health. In conclusion would
saw these suffering from like diseases should apply 10
ri. Dolle nbaugh. MRS, a, F0GEK.
Cleveland, April let 1859 ney4Sa
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The LADIES' REPos1ToRY.-The June
number Of the Ladies' Repository" con.
tains fine portrait of Rev. NATHAN BANGS,
with biographical sketch by Rev. DR.. Nc
CLINTocK. The aim of the "Repository" is
to blend the purest moral teachings with the
attraction of literary excellence, in which
1t is most signally successful. Published
by SwoRMsTFDr & Poe, Cincinnati, at
$2,00 per annum.
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FRoM EYERY RIrrrR. A Swrrr nAn nr

FROM EVERY BITTER A SWEET CAN BE
ExTRAcTED.-Many of our friends are now
indulging in long faces, because the frost,
the war and the anticipated rise In bread
stuffs have conspired to render it somewhat
doubtful about getting "what they shall eat,
and what they shall drink, and wherewithsl
they shall be clothed" during the coming
year. The prospect before Us is not of the
brightest order, neither is 1t of the blackes,
it might be far worse. The apples are
not all killed those that are frozen would
in oil probability, have fallen of be fore
coming to perfection. The corn and pota.
to crop was planted after this time last year
and If we remember correctly, the crop was
not light one. Al though the wheat is Sc.
riously injured, in many places, BY the frost
those pests Of the husbandman's Efforts
the fly and weevil--have received, by the
same cause, q quietus. The ravages of the
fly destroyed, in great measure, the crop oi
last year. but this year it will have nothing
Of the kind to contend with, and may, posi-.
bly,, be an average crop.
To look at the bright side Of tffairs Is al.
ways the better philosophy. When we
know that starvation actually stores US ia
the face, it will be time enough to despont
and cry "woe is me-" Until then, let US
take things calmly and moderately, trusting
in the wisdom and goodness of that Grea
Being, who has promised that seed time ant
harvest shall bring to his children their an
nunl blessings.
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BOOTS & SHOES !

We have them In full varieties. and very large
stock. LadiesI No. enamelIed boots, only 81 90.
Ladies' black laced CATERS, only 75c. Mems sim
calf boots only 50 IS. All other grades at propOr-
tcnate rates. Chdren's cheap fancy bronzed shOes.
Children's do gaiters Misses and girs' do CATERS
and bronzed shoes. Ladies' black, lace and con.
grcss, spring and Eheeledi CATERS. Ladies' patent
tipped and bron2ed top boots and buskins. Ladies'
kid enameled and goat heeled boos. Boys, youths
and mems calf, goat, kip and enamelled brogans.-
Gents calf, eEameled aad patent leather congreSs
CATERS. Gents do Oxford ties. In fact everything
buy before calling
Bonnets, ribbons, rusches and flowers, we have al
ways eat the world these, for ent, style
| and low prices. We have only to say that we have
this time gone beyond powers of description and
eloquence will fail to portray the beauty OF our
| stock. Approach them and you will be convinced
that the prices will suit, we'll as the goods. All
| hond
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DISTRESSING OccURRENcE.--The Demo.
crat Of yesterday has the following account
of distressing accident 10 Suffield:
"On Monday, May %, daughter, between
seven and eight years old, of DAVID KEIs
TER, of Suffield, accompanied by her little
brother between four and five years old,
went early to school, The door of the
School House being locked, the little girl
attempted to get in at the window. In the
effort she slipped, and the sash fell, and
caught her by the neck, and held her fast.
The little boy not apprehending the nature
of the accident, made no outcry, and when
an older boy reached the School House,
which he did soon after, he found the little
girl dead"
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OEFAbout the most ridiculous incident
connected with the ridiculous gathering Of
Republ leans in Boston to celebrate Jeffer.
sons birthday, was the appearance ameng
the prominent speakers of old Josiah Quin.
cy, who, when in Congress fifty years ago,
gained himself the unenviable notoriety OF
being the man who moved to impeach Thorn
as jefferson
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THE New School HoUsE.-We are pleas.
ed to see that the new School House, on
Chestnut street, is rapidly opproac ching COM
pletion. For the past few weeks, large
number of workmen have been engaged in
the different departments, and in short time
it will receive the finishing touch. When
completed, it will reflect credit alike on the
genius Of the contractor and the liberality
OF our citizens.
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THE PRICE OF FLoUR.-In consequence
Of the recent frost and the uncertainty as to
the amount Of damage done the wheat crop,
the price Of -four, like that of putty, has
been fuctuatng for the past few days. 1t
cannot be given with any degree of reliabili.
ty and is, therefore, omitted in the market
report.
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DEcLrNED.-The publication of the pro-
ceedings OF Temperance Meeting, held at
the Town Hall, on the 9Th ut., which have
been sent us, are respectfully declined. As
they do not, in our opinion, possess sufficient
interest to our readers to be inserted gratui.
tously, and being upaccompanied by the
zone thing neediul," the propriety of our
course will be apparent.
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HAIL SToRM.-We were visited by CO.
pious shower Of rain, with lightning, thun'
der and hail accompaniments, on Thursday
morning last, which was followed by a cold.
bracing air, aud resort to warm stoves and
woolen clothes.
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StruY Calves,

STRAYED from the premises Of VIII.
~ liam Oliver, In Rootstown on the 2elh ult, three
head OF yeaTng Calves, one brindle steer and the
Others red heifers. ANY person returning the above
concerning them will be thankfully received.
June Q, l65Q-3WA
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Home for EEIVaIi(iS.

sHALERsvILLE, PORTAGE COUNTY, OHIO.
NOTO THE HOME FOR INVALIDS.
u II you have Chronic disease.
!. You will have your case kindly, carefully and
scientifically examined, and your disease truth
fully pointed out.
2. You will have a treatment Instituted that will
meet the conditions of your case.
3. You will be subjected to no wild extremes and
experiments in medical treatment.
4. You will not be received as patient, without
there is prospect of relief or cure, and In case
of failure, after fair trial, the money you have
paid will be refunded to you.
5. You will receive water and chemical bath treat
ment not surpassed at any establishmentin the
State.
9. You will receive medical and hygionic treat
mentIrom an experienced physician. not based
upon one idea or false dogma.
u. You will receive daily and hourly attention of
physician, if needed, and ssattentively looked
after by an intelligent and experienced nurse,
that while you remain ut the Home 1t shall truly
be home to you.
For further particulars send for q circular.
April 81. IS59-3m J. HAY ES, N. d.
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GROCERIES!

Last not least. Prime rice My St c.. do n. Q. su
gar, only c., do rasins, only II c., do molasses,
III c. do rio coffee, only l2t CO. do codash (George's
bank) 81 c. Everything way down. There is MOTH
ing sure than that you come to the right place
co chewers, We suit you. Having taken especial
pains in the selection of the weed, prepared
to suit any taste. With rapturcus and gratifying
an1nfi0nR
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5OOf-Tea.

customers express their utmost delight at the high
those Goss boys the incest young men in the coun
try, for they keep such good SO cent tea. lfyou want
aGSy cent tea, cali on us and you will get il. No
winking, no blinking, no favors to one customer not
given to another-goods all marked-no deviation
from price, everything done on the square. Our
motto is: "Quick and large sales, small profits,
price, and ready pay" Fully conscious Of, and ap-
preciating the favors we have received, and hoping
by straight forward and strict attention to business
to merit continuance of the same, remain, re-.
! specially, DANIEL w. GoSS q BROS.
| Edinburgh, April 81, 1859.
N. Highest market price for produce.
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PORTAGE SENTINEL
local AND Personal.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS
OAlLY-Going North, via Railroad.
Depart N 5,3i A. N. Mail close ct 500 A. NJ.
pAlkK-Going South via Railroad
DsPa. at II g: a. N. Mail close at 10 SO, A. NJ
DAlLY-EnOn Valley.
Arrive by. la, M. Depart at IQ,SO P. M. Mai
elQse ct l2, NJ. %
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fails.
Arrive, eyeTy Monday, Wednesday and Friday Al
l2,A. Depart same days at 100, p. N. Mail
close al l2, ,3e, m.
SEMtNEkKLY-Chardon.
Arrive every Wednesday and Friday. by 4, P.M
h Depart every Tuesday and Thursday at 8, A. M
posT OffIcE AT RAvENNA-
-OPKN at 1880, A. NJ. CLOSE at 8 p. N. Daily
q Sundays excepted. r. A. GILLETTE, P. NJ.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Our thanks are due
to Hon. B. +. Letter, for valuable public
documents.
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The State Us. Robert Bluff was continued,
also that of the State Us. Eli Hudson.
There was but one civil case tried BY the
jury, and but one criminal case yet cOnsid-
erable business was disposed of during the
term. Several orders for partition of lands
were taken, as were also a number Of judg.
ments by default. The business on the
docket is greatly behind.hand, and il will re-
quire considerable time to dispose Of the old
business.
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Estnte OF Isabella. NTuIIigau,

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscri
~ beI has been appointed and qualified az Execu
tor on the estate OF Isabella Mulllgan late Of Edn
burgh, Portag ecounty, deceased.
Edinburgh, June 9th, 1s59.-3ws
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.GWe will take all kinds OF country
produce In payment for debts due US on sub.
SrriPtion. Also, in exchange for qusnti,y
Of notes and due bills.
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Notice

MORE WALL PAPER.-And cheaper
LII than ever Just received another lot, compris.
ing some new and very handsome patterns.
May &c, 1859. p, h. e. co.
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SHAWIS.

Black chantily lace mantlas, embroidered collars,
undersleeve goods. Black broadcloth and cashmere
very low. Plain and fancy cassimeres, way down !!
Summer goods, cottonades, all grades, and white
checks marseil!es. Notified and fancy nank keens.-
Linens, plain and drilled, farmers and mechanics
goId medal cassimeres, only 35c. Farmers double
cashmere, only CSC. Queensware, clothtng, drugs,
paints, oils hardware, notonG, hosiery, gloves.
sive notice. We have full varieties of wall paper
from tc. TO 3Ic. Common and velvet bordering AZ
ready pay prices. Parasols, all shades and prices.
ware, customers all say sell from Is to 20 per
cent lower than comp etitors. We can vouch for
the same and not strain point in veracity. ClothB
quenty goods bought elsewhere at from 25 10 30
per cent. advance of our prices. Shilling denims,
only lac., do shrting stFipe l1c., heavy shlrting,
only &c. Bleached, and fne unbleached cottons, we
can beat the manufacturers these, we have Q
full stock, bought last FALL al mnch lower rates than
ihayh
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STREATOR, DAILY $ COMPANY
Respectfully invite the attention of all who are
in want of good goods cheap, to examine their large
and carefully selected stock of staple and fancy
goods consisting of silks black and fancy black bro
cade, black MORE antique, lawns, gingham, gng-
ham robes, chalhes and all kinds of dress goods.
Lace caps mantillas Grape shawls, black silk shawls,
stella shawls of all colors styles and prices.
WHITE GOODS,
collars, drapery muslins, napkins, hosiery, gloves,
parasos hats caps and bonnets, at very low prices.
PRINTS,
we buy by the case chiefly of the manufacturers, and
sell the best print fo five nd half cents ever
offered Portage county, col2rs we warrant Prints
of the most popular brands, such as
COCHECOS, MERRIMACKS,
Spragues and American, we sell at eleven cents per
yard. Good ticking for eleven cents. Summer
stuffs, brown and beached sbeetngs, denims, sati-
n cts, cloths, cassmeres,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Yankee notions, and many other goods that cannot
be enumerated here, will be sold at The Lowest possi-
BILE rates. New style queensware and glass ware,
which is certain to please every one that wishes to
purchase,
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PtccoLoM1Nr.-The bright, joyous and
lovab!e countenance of the "deah cweoture u
-Mademoiselle Piccolomini-adorns the
walls of our sunctum, for which our most
profound bow is now being made to the do.
nor, FRANK FoRD. That she is divinity is
as much as we feel warranted in wing, fol
to soy more in praise Of her beauty and gen
ius would be, in the appropriate language o.
an admirer Of Shakespeare, "to silver re fine
gold, to put re rouge upon re lily, and tt
sprinkle ze violet wiz re eau de cologne"
THE FRosT.-On Saturday night last, thil
section of the country was visited by a Sc
we're frost, which greatly injured all kinds o
vegetation, but not to the extent, however
which was at first supposed. Early vegeta
bles, peaches, plums, and cherries are abou
the extent the loss. The corn and potatoes
although looking "out Of order" on Sunday
will, it is said, grow again, or they can b
replanted as many of our farmers are nov
doing. The wheat crop is greatly damage
in many places, but throughout the county
it ia by no means failure. We have con
versed with several intelligent farmers VIII
are of the opinion that the crop of whea
will be larger this season, Notwithstanding
the frost, than that Of last year. u
The frost extended over the greater pal
-
Of this State, and the mails bring us news {
it's effects in Indiana, Illinois, New York an
western Pennsylvania.
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Poisoning Cos. In Cambrideeport. Mas.


About eight O'Clock last eveoing Off iw.i % Cam
bridgeport arrested Elm street, tsat place b'iahs
looking mulstto w,rnsn named Mary 8rshi,
charge Of attempting po'son her husband and hs ca
dren and causing TIE dea,h Of ole o. the latter.
appears that about six weeks since sorthy c3ored
man Inv ng 10 Csmpriogecort pansa gbnsm B'eh, mar.
ried second wife, the wonlu above ueoroo-d AZ
former wife sht bad cnldfep BON gifs--ors
and the other three YEAR, OF age BE had no ress 4,
suspect tina, Ms second wife entertained any itfeenF 20
ward himself or his CHILDREN Snta Tuesday last % ts.t
day Hr Blight vent home and found he wife absent H.
Sat about preparing his meal, aud Sas N. pont u
commenting ~ when he notced that the mustard va
Aoo.t using had very singular appearance. de re
framed Il ON using IT, srd ine next dey-hs gfa haypg
Iemaiped absent all riahi-he tocg the mustard " Or
X. Bailey, apothecafy, han street, and dssired hia
to examine t. Dr. Bailey referred hun 10 Df. Al
len, well known ppybcian In Csmofossport, and
Dr. Allen again sert bim 10 Dr.. C. +. J.ckgo1. 70
Boston for the purpose Of bavpg the substance
DR. Jtckson accordingly anayzCd IT, snd pronoauord DE
substance TO contain arenr another poison kooau
'Tst exertnhaor ana furthermoe told slight ih.s
spoonful Of it would Kill grown person Du-rr tte 3 M
Biigbps wife retuIped, and on seeing him she seemed
struck with smszs mentas some o; the neghbors sap
pore. asion'ehsd at aeepg him alive. Mr. Bngost
busiuess as ufuzl
about one O'Clock Thursday afternoon Bllshrs young
est child taken with vomiting oont nued
III all cay She fingered until one O'Clock Friday
ing. wbeu tbe expired.
These facts camiDg the knowledge OF the noehbors
they advised Blsnt TO have bis wife arresj III wa
TOO much overcome with grief NJ the death OF hs child
take any stePs that direction Gs friends, however
would rot content 10 let the mater ofa tnuv AMI one ~
them openly accused tie wife OF having poisoned the
child. Sne al flew ino passion left the housa
for Bosoo, WHERE appearg, bic consaed tie eoorei
lawyer. Morris
Aoout six O'Clock last evening s5e returned 10 Brghrs
house and demanded her coihng &c. Bigh. Refused 10
give them M, and forbade her entering his threshold
ePan Size then started of in quest 81 abe sad, OF the
N.urt Honse. Some person advised hor TO 20 10 the
mayor she did 70. and he'd an interview with Mayor
saigent Shortly after this the woman was arrested
named Savoy.
The rnaidSa ntue of the suspected woman was Mary
Ahce Cdfome Jtckcn she IT, s2id 20 be q pretty bright
eye, ne e~eec 7xsDieh Individual She was born In
sNtiHo,e, ano hss hved considerable time In Neg
1oIk. soc vas married TO Blight Eve weeks since.
The AL 1r has created intense excteeu. In the oca
Ity where u occurred and one perot pers1uaI vo-
fence was threa'eped upon the person on the
pDToeress Blight u seems 70 Possessed Of snug mts
Bcre &c sad 20 lie pretty as obe Is rY,nc,es "
be wcked-in'ended 10 make way with him and ns Chi,
dreD in order that che NIGH, obtain possession Of ha
estate.
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81 ar IL e-4

iDcfesss. M.ssi is-g-l
Ire loans ave age shous ~bss exposed. M o.
crease Boi ~ hcpse hai ooa,slierisg tbs
woysmsni 10 Treasury notas perhaps ~ srgai 40 "a
Shs reasonable 10 loat Tor Al rressrl rs hsaks boo
ever, Cauuot ~ 900 FFsAt hurry reascs thsu has
b'ios sfo oeotoo 10 osvious tbsi sss ian sin wsrs
nsct,d smons soas q imporssrs a rs.ss msny
~1h tbe banks 20 escas hoo Gar say rausa q,
panic may spvcsa n me esns sst. wcrs
On The lat ~ Augza tis oeoea8 e. sss e
mgh, be fairy eRgscted the anr nafpafns.
sssus ies whigh NAY ac-ur tsa wuad aasas o. sssss
noorvfnifuce Or aitrm NJ rss Asare $40 r-las Il
which hey ssnd Dos. issfsssltas a. sav as Al.
f-ture may nos hrng fsrfh cg-laausrf a. a. rsessr
TINE 20 20 harm 20 thf nsschArss ahs tta tsYoa
al ttey need cut n doors sss sansa 90 b w.
dncuz ihcr lLs a 80 -nN.ss ~ astsraEy -
crease The rtereri itey 80 oa ~ 81 see tsss
Tte ssece average e larger Uaa was ssrssag rrref
ard a caFurrn re-lsssrss go ens 80 t~sury u
uous % SOD ~ arfsF sun tfsn e ruay nredsa b.
The busussr q thsciE R.byssus ma s~ayrr ar ssaa
Millions of reserve rsas oaa,t b. a~asausa ~ ne
'5rrsr Rrtviy, BE- Souie BE- a. sen rsts $40 q uate ~
re scd.
Nonsy sasler 10 aav ve hssr o. casa 81 is,ssnd ~
Ger csni sac mcraT = eCsrsd svsrywhrre sssW a.
The csscogti troxors we hsns u Gtle cnnare AMM
names ssch have teea coae "a par eaat aro psaas
Al seven. AM q bcsou nr tse eardsra rais i-r f-
clAsy short aoosplAares.
The course q exchange % Isn1og e iisA 4. ar d
day bills, AMI lipI or rsost sgrs nssi of ~ haadlsg
drawers are ASKING sr NE serits be bai are
doing very htse fAriiss b. waHrg 70 read ~
sa;urcay paekets We here o. very Its spsc 70 ~ "
Bcsion 10 mouos for s.ipmgz, "a TIE cunus rseam.r
Is possIole that, ne TIC Ag satou ycs
SCI sailed, nore'nay be scot from hence
Stocks better today there vas an active sa~A
al the morlos board for Central ard several psomlasua
railway stocks, and cher prcoa given BY buyers
Central opened at 53s advanced W T3as and closed
the asternoon-at "a bid. No Corning met Mr. Thom.
Saturday. and exchanged views With hn sAsf.c
torily the subject or raising fregh, chagsr va
their intention TO have met Mr. Garrett 10 day. either here
in Philadelphia; bat Mr.. Corning suddenly called
away pressing business IN the wsFi and the meeting
was postponed for the present We hayo reason 70
believe ;Lst the Neg York Central management de
posed TO abandon the sharp composition which they
hitherto wsged with the canal heavy goods and that
hereafter they will purspe the wiser policy OF charging
femunerave rates all the freight thcy carry and
ss''ns business follow w natural ehaRasA ~ sV0a n
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Brooklyn City News,

FATAL ErFEcTs HgAT.-Yesterday afternoon man
named James Costello, residing at No 20 Van Brunt
eireet FRUSTRATED by the beat and died OF the enc
few hours thereafter. The deceased about 80 years
OF eye.
THE WATER COMMISSIONERS The Board OF Water Com.
miss toner's yesterday elected Mr. Gamsie King President
snd Mr.. Vim q. Lew Secretary. The me oers OF the
Beard drew lots 10 The length Of their several terms
odicc, which resulted AZ Iol2ws;-Wm. y, Lewis, i've
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ysars; John Funk four years, Daniel l. Northrup sx
ysarv; vams'iei King, eight years.
rowosss's INQUEST Coroner Horton held an inquest
yesterday upon The Body Of Inomas Roberts, small boy,
~ho accidentally killed By falling from the railing Of
avtung me jury censored the ferry company for no,
provcps safeguards with The view Of avoiding such o.
currercce
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MISCELLANEOUS.

JssRHsE SUCCESS op GsrIasGrI
i Mr.. busanne laleAi ara r., atest .,ory.
GAhtS-LbI,
HERO o. IrsLY,
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