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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-03-04
SIIrKlFF'S SiI,R

H1 Y virtue Of writ OF Vead. Exponas 10 me Gi
s rceted there viii bs sold at the Court House in
the Borough of Bedford on Saturday the l9th day
OF March 1852 clock l.. Il the following de-
scribed real estate to wit:
The Holiidaysburg and Bedfotl Turnpike Road
with all the franchises thereoato belonging together
with lot of ground containing one half acre more
nrless all cleared and under fence, with story and
halt rdic.e tell aai dwelling house and log stable
thereon erected adjoining l:,s il:l,ss of Susan Carney
and others, situate ia Bedford Township, Bedfori
County, and taken n execution as the property Of
the Hoildlys2arg and Bedford furnpiss Road
Company.
ALSO,
One lot Of ground in Chan.ysyi. and hayioy
thereon erected Fr9mc Dwell ng House, one aud
bali story hisa. containing store room, granerv.
&c, aud having also thereon erected . Frame
Stalls aad other ont buildings.
ALSO,
tract OF Mountain lana on Ragged Mountain.
containing 575 acres adjoining lands OF Thoma s
Lawhead, Mary Ann Buxton, Edward Norihcraft
and David Waiter, and taken in execution as the
property Of Wnl. T4as,,lev
WILLIAM S. FLUKE Sheriff
Shcrif7S Ofce Bedford, Feb - 1889
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CiNgER CURED.
WITHOUT SURGICAL OPERATIONS On LOSS or
BLOOD.

WITHOUT SURGICAL OPERATIONS On LOSS or
BLOOD.
Canoes, Tanners, Wsps. Scrofnlr, U,c,rs, &C.,
cured in short time. without the knife, by
l)r. MAcNICHQ!.,
Colleague Of tte late Dr. EoAas5erag, Dsc'44
No. SO. North FIFTH Street, heIos Arch, Fhi!a
The remarkable success which has attended the
treatment of Cancers. Tuners, &c, By Dr. Mae
Niekot for number OF years past. has attracted
the attention, and 10 many inst .nces has scared
the hearty approval of many eminent Physicians
~ Philadelphia, who longer willing 90 risk
the dangers and uncertainties of eating
C,rrcer can be Cured f--if property treated and
promptly. 8 great majority OF the cases Of Can
Ger, can he efectUally cured. The numerous
patients, from every section Of the conutrv, who
bave been cured under this method OF treatment is
a guarantee Of its superiority over every other
known system.
/ Those who may De afflicted with these diseases,
knd desire further Information or advice will please
address DR.. MacMchoi, when they viii receive
prompt attention and Copy of Phamplet, or the
treatment of Cancers-free Of ch2rga.
White Sreiiiag. Hip Disease, Scort2tou, an hq-
igaGnt Ulcers, Diseases Of the iotih and Iiroat,
Ulcerations OF the Zones, TETrEa. SoALD HxAD,
and all diseases Of the Skia, permanently cured and
proper remedies sent-careiuily packed-by. Ex-
press to any part of the country.
in every case plain description of tie disease
is required. Address, Dr.. cNIcHoL No so
North 9th, ST., PHILAD'A. Proprietor an,l Manu-
facturer of DR.. LounsbeIry & Co.'S Celebrated I'm
peYiGl DepHraiirs, the best and most reliable Fam
lily Medicine OF the Nineteenth Ceutury, for the
cure Of all diseases originating in Impurities Of the
Blood.
Jan. %, Is5e.-sm.
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NEErE,EG- He

A. Ill persons are herehs bottled tlat hayo
IL purchased At Snerif's Sale, one lot Of Timer
achines, Hand Tools, Patterns, &c., also the en-
tire lot of Stock ami Tin War, in the Shop late ly
occupied by Abraham iiegnau--as whose property
the same was sold.
also hereby give notice that have hired said
Herman, and win hereafter carry on the Timing
business at the Shop formerly occupied by him, on
Juliana Street Notice is further hereby givon that
the Books of said Herman now belong 10 me, and
any persons having accounts win please present
them to Samuel Radesargh, Esq, for settlement,
&C., without delay
Feb. Is, 1859 Sin. SAMUEL BARNHAkT.
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[ uditor's Eetice.

THE undersigned appointed by the Orphans
Court Of Bedfora County, to report distribu-
ton Of tire funds, In the hands OF Joseph Dug.
ESQ., administrator of tie Estate Of Matthias Il oIIar
oee a. will attend to tho duties OF his appointment,
" " ms Office in the Borough Of Bedford on FRIDAY
'.is 4otn day OF March instant, at 10 O'Clock A.
cen attend TO5N prrn
ksrch 4, 1859. Aud;to-
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kudI.or's NaiIne.

TIE undersigned appointed by the Orphans
! Court Of Bedford County to examine the ex-
ceptions filed 20 the account Of Samuel Brown,
ate surviving executor, Ct TIE last viii &C., Of John
keeAe, deceased, TO report en- account and dis
tgibaton Of the funds on hand; will attend to the
duties Of sad appointment on Wednesday t1,, I6h
day If March, instant, at 10 O'Clock A. M. Of said
day, in bis Office in the Borough Of Bedford when
ENC where al parties interested, can attend.
A7roh 4, 1859. JOHN P. REED. Auditor.
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lEdi,ar,s Sotiea.

4 7 at an Orphans Court held at Bedford. the
"A 18TH day Of February, II. d. 1859, on motion
Of 0. E. Shannon Esq, johnP. Reed, auditor to
distribute the mcpey remaining in the hands of
john G. Vickroy, administrator of the estate of
Susan Bruner, decd. Tie auditor will attend to
the duties Of the above appointment, at his Office
in the Borough of Bedford, on Friday the 18th day
Of April next, At 10 O'Clock of said day, when and
where all parties interested, can attend
March 4, 1859. JOHN 2. REED Auditor
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Total paid ou,
BEDFORD COUNTY SS,

The uuders gaed, Auditors OF said County, do
hereby certify, that, III pursuance OF the Acts oil
A Assembly, in suct, case made and provided, they
me, at the Commissioners Office, in bedford
Borough, and did audi, aud adjust Ihs accounts
between Samnel Davis, Treasurer OF said Couu-
", and the Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania, as
contained in the foregoing statements.
As witness oa4 hands, this 9Th day Of January.
D. 1859. HENRY B. MOCK
JOHN w CRtSMAS,
JAMES c. DEyoRE,
A,,eef. g. r. MsvPsa iasitoTs
] w LiscessGlrpa, Clerks
Feb H. 1880,
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s336s 10

St0tsmsnt Of Receipts and expenditures Of lie
Military Fand Of Bsdtor4 county for the
gar 1888, shoupiag amount 'sceaUsd from
eaehcoitetfor separately, aad the amounts paid
10 each person IN accordance with the qct Of
.4Ssembfy.
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A TRACT OF LAND,
Executors Noiice.

RToTICE is hereby given, that Letters Testa-
IN rnentary the will OF Frederick Smith, late
of Colerain Township, decd, have been granted to
the undersigned, By the Register of wills Of Bed
ford County-that all persons having claims said
estate requested to present them duly authenti
Gated for settlement, and those indebted TO said
estate are poii1ed &c make immediate payment.
HENRY f. SMITH,
8 W. HOUSEHOLDER,
Feh. 25, 1882 Executors.
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Bedford Rail Road COMPANY.

FEyUE subscribers of Stock, to the Bedford Rail
L. Road Company, hereby notified that by a
resolution OF the Board now duly organized, they
are required to pay TO the Treasurer of the Com
pany on or before the 5th day of April, next, the
frs. iasfalnaent Of the Capital Stock subscribed Icy
them, being 4,l6s per snare. By order of the
Board. JOHN P. REED,
Feb. 25, 1859. Secretary and Treqstuer.
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LAST KOTICF,

am determined tha. unlets all persons Indebted
\ 20 ma on account, note or otherwise. do not
sS in nmediate payment, that their accounts, SC.
~" " placed in The hands of an officer for coiiec.
-.on alter The i6th day OF March. 1850. This 10
positively the last notice. 'ii' %
Feb. rs, 1859 G. w Pupp
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Our MusTGAL FRIEND:

TWELVE PAGES OF POPLAR MUSIC FOR TEN CENTS.
6NUR MUSICAL FRIEND'' is filed with the
W best Piano Solos, Duets. Songs, Opcratic
Arias Polkas. MazaTkas. QuadrilIs, Taltzes, and
every other species Of musical composition for
Voice AMI Piano By the best American and Euro-
pean Composers printed CdlI-sized music raper,
edapted 10 every grade Of performer.
The same quantity Of tnusic, procured from tSe
regular publishers would cost more than ten times
What we charge.
A years subscription to Cur MUSICAL FRIEND,
will secure new and fashionable music worth at
70? the home circle.
PRICE TEN CENTS, WEEKLY.
Yearly, So; Half Yearly. $3.50: Quarterly.
81. .25 cents. The Yoivme commenced on the lst
December, 1883
c. SEYMOUR & CO., PkoPn1EroRs,
l3, Frankfort street, NEW Yonx.
March 4, lS59.-lm
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The Mansion Tract

of said deceased containing 25l acres, about l69
acres ciearedana under fence, and in high state Of
cultivation. The Improvements are one nec log
frame hoase benk Dam, and the neeesssry out build
ings. This firm is one Of the best in Hopewell
Township being good limestone sat and having thYse
good springs and orchera thereon.
oae Other Tract Go1taiaing Ia Acres,
about so acres cleared and under fence. The I'M
proycments are two Log Houses, two Stables and
out buildings. There is coed spring m the fsre-
inises. and also an orchard thereon. Tais good
land, and in geca state Of cultivation.
One Diner Tract Containing GO .4cres
about so acres clearel ami in a good order. The
improvements are one Log uonse, Stable and Saw
Mil There IS also orchard thereon.
These lands are all IN good section Of country
within short distance Of the hail Road aud at the
door OF ready msrke. ali the time.
TER.iS
to rrmain in property during Uterine Of widow,
the interest thereon payable TO her annually in
hand AZ confirmation of sale, and the balance Ia
two equal annual p p4ymsats without inttrest.
JAMES Z. KAY,
Feb. Is, 1859. Trustee.
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ELECTI0A.

h ell ction for five managers of the Chambersburg
q and Bedford Turnpike Road Company, will he
held at the Public House Of Miss ELIZA CooPER, in
Accommodating, en- Monday, the 7th day Of March,
next, ct O'Clock, p. n.
". II. MCDOWELL. Sec'ty.
Cbamhersburg, Feb II, 1859.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-03-04

"A excellent article of Hair and tooth Brushos
August 9, 1868
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-03-04

PROF. o. J. WOOD & Go--Gents. Having re-
allied the good effects of your Hair Restorative,
wish to state, that finding my hair growing thin, ss
well us gray, | Was induced from what read and
heard TO try the article prepared BY you, to pro-
mote its growth and change its color as II was in
youth, both of which it has effected completely.-
In the operation have used nearly three bottles
Yours &C., JAMES FRANCIS.
9.J WOOD * CO., Prepristors Sl2 Broadway,
New York, lia the great N, Y. Wire Rsiiue rs
Enlistment, and il4 Market Street, 81. Lou.s,
No.
Fer sale iy Or. n. E. Harry.
An sid ~ al ssoo' nrueasts,
taa. Il, 1859.
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ALMANACS for 1859, At
IL Dr. Earry's Drug and Book Store.
D. =. l., 1892.
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Statement Of -Non'y, oired By tis Comfy of
Bedford
To John Sill, S20Oa 0O
10 lmes Rea, 600 90
To Elizabeth ReA, 90 90
To John Briee, 5000 90
NOTE On some of the amounts due from Col
lectors, interest has accrued and from some. com
missions and exonerations arc to be deducted
BEDFORD COUNTY, IS.
The undersigned Auditors of said County, do
hereby certify that in pursuance Of the Acts Of
Assembly Ia such case made and provided, they
met at the Commissioners Office, in Bedford Bor
ougl, and did audit and adjust the accounts of S.
Davis, Treasurer of said County for the year 1883
as contained in the foregoing statements and that
we have * ,nined the foregoing accounts Of money
due to- and owed by, said County and that we have
found the same TO be correct.
1853 HENRY 3. M0CK.
JOHN ~. CRISnAN,
JANES c. DKVORE,
Auditors
Attest, B. F. Meyers,
J. w. LIsGENFELrER, Clerks.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-03-04

NUfstgu AE.
By amount nncolIected for 1858 and pre-
vioas s2io9 [
By amount of per cent commissions al
I5w.i cOile:tots Tor 1855 anu precious
Years %
b. exonerations allowed collectors for
1858 and previous years 329
stateme,.t below 40 {
By amount of Trsasurer's commission
$3.50 6l at per cent. 6
BY balance due Commonwealth Alb
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MORE THAN 100000 BOTTLES
scLp IL THE
NRII ESGiiND gTaggs
rs ONE TEAG

TIE RESTORATIVE OF PRO. @. J. WOOD
foF restoring iai2 fe, ect,y aud psr:nanep.ry tas
never Yet had rival, vo,Gmc ait-r solusta might
te given fFon al parts Of tie world ani s1or the
most Intelligent 70 psoTe that Il is perfect Restoy-
afite lut read thG circular an! you cannot deEs.
read also tae following
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PUBLIC SALE
REAL ESTATE.
Mopdav. the 2fst day OF March, inst.

THE undersigned ASSignceS Oh Talrick Dopatu,
will ofF,r at Public Sale the premises, in Napier
Township, on
Monday, the 2ist day Of March, inst.
the following Real Estate, situated in said town
ship, viz a tract Of Land, being the mansion
place, containing about 90 acres, more less, adjoin
ing other land assigned and John SIN the East,
John Whiteline on the West, David Border on the
North, and A. Stiffcr the South, about 6O acres
cleared and under fence, a portion Of which is
meadow. The dwelling honse is good new Log
House two stories high, with spring Of fine water
near the house. There is alss an old Barn on the
premises with other out buildings-.hcre IS also
fine apple orchard in thrifty condition.
Adjoining the above on the East, IS aiSo Shl III
tract, containing about "a acres. The improve
ments are good frame Dwelling House, with a
Stale and thresh;ag Aaoy. with about 30 acres
cleared and under feLce, the uairnproved land is
wen tirnbered and the whole peing but about half
mile from the Turnpike, has good road either to
Bedford OF Schelisburg. Possession give on the
tst of April
TERMS-CDe halt in band, balance In one and
two years withcut interest: The grain now in the
ground viii be reserved.
JOHN SILL,
JOHN MOWER,
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most intelligent psovs that Il is zerfscf Rest5y
afite lut read the circular an! you cannot delst
read also tse i9ll0Eing.
10 The HAIR.-People have Tor esG;usi.s been
afflicted With bald heads aI the only remedy. here
tofore knnsn, has been those abom;nat,l4 wirs Nv
recent discovery Of Professor H 0o these, articles
ere SriDg fast dispensed with, hut great nlsnv
persons still patronage them, bee suse thty have ies,
SO often imposed Upon 10y Hair Tonies Of difartps
kinds To all such persons We earnestly niskc the
request that they wiltTy Gree StaIn for in " oeys
Restorative there is sach thing rs fail Weknew
ei lazy who WAS tale, wto used the arfici short
time. and her head Is covered con,,,letey with
the ;iaiest aad most tG2aiful curis imaginable We
knoY Of numerous cases where hair ysss rapidly fl.
hing cut, which i restored in greater erfecliitien
it ever had been before.
It IS also without doubt one OF tls best articIts
for Keeping the hair IN good ceud,on, making Il
SOFT and giessy, removing dass;iuif and has proved
Itself the greatest enemy 20 al TIE is th.t hir is
heir to-
lis tbs d9:y OF esery one 20 improve tlicir pes-
sonal appearance through some may differ in regard
to the ways OF dong il; but esery enc viii admit
that beautiful head OF hair, eit.er in mar or Ho
man, is object much to be desired ar,; tcra ~.
30 means thai should to left uatTied 10 oltlin such
coAS.IcEt-oa. - u am-.s .fl-ocaie p.i:adeiraia
Pk0f. Q. J. WOOD K Co-Gents: AS l,are
eeen engaged in selling your Eoir Restorative the
last season for one of your local agents {R ~
Hackinson,) and having experienced the beneficial
effects OF it myself, would like to obtain agency
for the State Of Ohio some State IN the Il est
should you wish TO max such an arrangement, as /
am convinced there is noshing equcl to IL I'm The
United States, for restoring the heir. have been
engaged in the Drug business for several wears and
have sold various preparations for the hair but have
found nothing that restores the secretiye organs or
invigorates the scalp as well as yours, being fn,lv
convinced that your restorative is what you repre-
ssut it to be, would like to engageia the sale Of
it, for am satisfied it must sell.
Yours truly
s. T. ST0CKNAS
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Rfporf Of The County .7udifors 10 the .7udttor
General, January Sd, 1859.
SAMUEL DAVIS, ESQ, Treasurer OF Bedford
County, in account with the Commonwealth th Of
Pennsylvania
TREASURER DR..
To Tax Do Real aud Peraoual Estate.
To aggregate amount outstanding at last
settlement esqoa ~
To aggregate amount assessed for 1858 1889 "a
To amount received on unseated Lands 500 so
sI6a59 So
CONTRA CR.
By amount paid State Treasurer, as per
receipts sso99 Os
by Commissions allowed collectors on
S9324 30 at per cent. 466 81
BY exoneratons allowed collectors for
1883 aad previous years 422 6s
BY Ircasurer's commission on SS57S 72 IS rs
By amount uncollected for 1883 and pre-
yious years ss9l 90
1896 IA
1880 g.
--
Amount due Oommonweaith 3ss 80
Tqern Licenses, DR..
TO cunt of for 1853 S175 90
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Total received s99 81
Paid out as follows:
To Hopewel Rife company, per order
of Capt. Thomas W. Horton, 500 %
To Broad Top Rifle Rangers, Der order
OF Capt. Joseph Reed, 20 Uo
To Bloody Run Blues, per order of Capt.
William States, 10 w
To Cumb Valley Blues per order OF
Capt. James Haney, 40 W
To Bedford Riflemen, per order of Capt.
A. J. SAMSON, 10 Ou
To Assessors for returning 1888 men
Ia EIizaIs lasose.or al gents each. II 80
T0G ", Bowman for printing ~
To D. Over q q So 10
70 sfeyers s. Benford 90
clo,t. 90 90
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PUBLIC SALE
GEORGE B. KAY'S
REAL ESTATE
H0PENIELL TOWNSHIP.

PY virtue of an oIder Of til. Orphans Court oi
~ Bedford County, the undersigned viii offer a,
public sale, on tue premises, on Saturday, fhe 1911
day Of March, nerf the following described rea
estate, viz:
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Militia Fins,

To aggregate amount outstan Ting for 1857
anu previous years At last settlement
70 ssregate amou.t assessed fer 1853
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RECBIPTS AID EXPENDITURES

OF BEDFORD COUNTY, FOR 1893.
SAMUEL DAVIS, Esq. Treasurer of Bedford
County, in account with said County, from January
4th, 1858, to January Sd, 1859
TREASURER, DR.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-03-04

Statement of moneys dae totAe County of Bed
ford, on the Sd day Of January, 1889.
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BEDFORD inquirer.

during the year 1888 il74 eri
y rors, aas'p''' i-'1 '0''a Is III
By amount II premiums paid On scups
OF fox =, Wolves, s 2el 32t ]
Ry Treas ur,rts Salary lB5 %
BY amount ii sclieol Tax On unsettled
lands paid 10 Sshocl IiI,eiufs as per
receipts, 4o6 ID
BY omouh; OF Road Tax unseated
lands. paid to Supervisors, IS per rs
ceipts, ~ o.
BY amount paid County Auditors and
Clerk, for 1858, 10 O0
Total paid out $l3712 0la
g Received 1885 20
Balance due Treasurer 1856 Sl4
To b. added, uncurrent and counterfeit
money 60 co
rArl. OIL
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BY amount paid on checks drawn by
Cmmissionersl in fasor Of snndry per-
sons as per statement below, SIi409 q
BY amoant paidG rand and Petite Jurors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-27
Action to Recover SIS, 900 for alternating the
Affections Of a WIFE.

lrTom Tue COulnOuS (O1O) State9man1
rovei and unusual civil acton Is now being tried in
the Superior Court at Columbus The action is a suit
brought by Lucius A. Bowers against Ira A. Preston his
wife Margaret Preston, and Aaron ID. Griffin all residents
Of Perry township, Franklin county 70 recover fifteen
thousand dollars damages sustained by the plaintiff
Bowers, by the alienation Of the affections of his wife,
Mary Bowers, formerly Mary f. Kent and the eventual
separation of the pair, produced by the unlawful con-
PENDANTS.
The parties in this case are all highly respectable and
Of good character. The plaintiff Mr.. Bowers is very
appearance his wife 10 also Intelligent of
appearance ana about twenty years Of age she occu
pied seat in Court and appears 10 sympatse altogether
From the Of testimony In the case We gather these
pobts;-Mr. aud Mrs Bowers fried 10 Bardstowu
LIMOS in 1865 she, as IL would seem, entertaining
ua affection for him, induced marry him by the
persuasion OF her enos and at his
They we're married but short time when as IL IL alleged
the defendants persuaded her 10 leave him. Uhe defend
ants, said, though this has not yet appeared in the
evidence were instigated 10 this by old rival OF the
painful and come 70 Ohio which she attempted to do
but was o'eftsken on the by hush aud was
easily induced 10 stay with him. The defendants how
ever continued their efforts, and finally succeeded IN
separating Mr.. Bowers and his wife, and they both
came to Franklin county she to seek reluee Among
her friends, he to renew his efforts 10 regain her
The principal reason and justification Of the defendants
Tor Their part appears to be that though they were
married, Mr.. ana Mrs. Bowers were no< man and
wife IN spiritual fepee, and consequently msera
DC, pousp DO nIixng evidence Of the existence of or
reason Tor this uIbappness has yet appeared tho ey
dence great deal Of negotiation palaveriDg took
pace between the rival houses before this suit ana we
hear That even successful attempt WAS made by tue
plaintiff 70 saver the ties that bind him prove
At once bis honesty and sincerity by shu ng of hs NOR
tai coil We believe the affair has an examlna
ton by tie Church and by The society Old Feows bat
petoer resulting in the restoration Of his wife Mr. Bow
ers, be has nov come down 10 civil court supplcang
as balm for his many wounds damages Ia lhs rouud
sum OF $4,000 What tho real Of The trouble is IS
not yet TRANSFERRED. Thirty witnesses we're suInmoned
and by the time their vol,mnous testimony completed
semethng may turn up " shed ray OF hight upon tlis
myiteriors, and " us, invisible point
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-27

FATAL RUNAWAY MATcH.-Robert Miller. OF
Beievle UllDos, recently hired . man named James
Brace WE'LL 10 work In hls coal pit. While hold na thus
situation, BraceweIl had opportunity make love 10
Margaret Mer's daughter II unders ID Vi AZ
Miller vas opposed 70 Mgsrets marrying her sutor but
the two seemed 10 DO determined that
and on Saturday week coDsummated their purpose 40.
cordingy Miller shortly after meeting Brace veil on tne
daughter. Bfacewel replied yes; whereuoon Miller
produced knife with which he in stab IN the sft
side Of his In LAWS back. Brace veil l,ooe,sn until
Monday last when lie expired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-27

DIFFICULT NAVIGATION on THE NORTH RIVER
Our river boats experience much a ;uy in getting over
the bar al the Nine Nile Tree, below city They have
been detained twelve hours over, and passengers
bound up the river fare better than those going
e reAson that small boats ~ from this city aud bring
thfm up while those going do~o detA6ed aboard the
boat unt they swing oil. The Of excavAog
point pushed with vigor and II Ia hoped that week
or two the channel viii be cleared OF the obstractpou
The Newton which lett New York Saturday night got
to this city at I'D O'Clock this morning she got on Caste
ton bar yesterday NJ whore she rem sined unti this
morning Albany Stotesrcn, Ap,l 70.