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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-05-12
Notice to township Clerks.
BOudotr Sewing Machine.

BOudOtr Sewing Machine.
MRS. MERRITT has taken the agency
lIl for the Harris Boudoir Sewing Machine, a very
reliable Family Machine. It will be on exhibition al
her Store In Aliens Block. Instructions given in
the use of the Machine.
She has secured the assistance Of lady Of large
perence in the MILLINERY business, and feels con-
hdcnt that she please the most fastid ous.
Ravenna, May 70. lH59-3w
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DEST quality 25c De Lame for 90 cents.
DPlain, Figuered and Striped Cashneres, at
ICY H. u. DAYS.
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IMPORTANT TO DAIRYMEN.-We
are just In receipt of article of Pars Dairy Salt
IL 10 warranted free from Lime or any other impuri
ties injurious to the facture and Of
Cheese aud Butter. Try II. ltiswarTanted to please
Ravenna, April II, 1859. p, H. & Co.
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POST OFFICE AT RAvENNA- .r
? OPEN at 7,30, A. NJ. CLOSE at 8 P. N. Daily,
Sundays excepted. r. A. GILLETTE, p. NJ.
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DARASOLS.-A handsome assortment
= stopened. Selling cheaper than ever; y
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ALL THOSE INDEBTED to the late
n Arm Of Bostwiek & Beatty are requested to call
at once on j. @. Beatty and pay ups otherwise their
notes AID accounts wtll be left for collection.
May ~, 1850. J. @. BEATTY.
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SUMMER CLOTHING.-All styles for
~ Men and Boys, which we will sell OF loW tats'
mark We also manufacture to order with ''neatness
POE BRO.
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'H'A A SUPERB HAT FOR THE SEAsoK.-Our
neiehbor ]. T. GREEN has received an in.
voice Of beautiful pearl hats, which we be-
Iieve are called the "Gem of the Prone.
nade." Their chespness, lightness, exquisite
form end dis!insue appearance should re-.
commend them to the favor Of all gentlemen
ambitious to dress weA.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-05-12

NIFTY CENT TEA.-We still maintsih'
L the reputation Of The old stand for selling Tho
best tea in the county for fifty cents. Our stock Of
groceries Ia not surpassed In town. either in quality
or prices. .. POE & BRO.
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e. A Hot DAY.-Saturday was hot day,
generally speaking; the afternoon was par
ticularly hot. People of general utility,
subdued by the spring fever, rested frem
their labors on the streets and about the ho.
tells /; politicians retreated to cool hooks to
tsik about the war news, and boys quarrelled
and scufled lazily in the shade. Business
wau for the nonce suspended, and water and
other cooling liquids were in demand
Speaking Of the warm day, reminds US that
CHARLES GREENFIELDyR is In readiness to
furnish any thing in the line Of summer
"toggery for the men folks." in the most ap-
proved style, and to him would we refer the
reader for q. corroboration Of what we now
ssy. ''a
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Nv ALL PAPER of all qualities, styles,
" and prices Window papers and Oil shades,
large variety, cheap at POE & BROS
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CILVERED GLASS WARE.-Some.
sooen % Gosses' Fruit Dishes. etc. etc. We Keep ne
best stock Of Flint glass Ia town, which we will
sell low figures. POE q BRO.
Ravenna. April IA, 1859.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-29

CONVICTION OF PETER CoRRIE, FOR THE MURDER
OF POLICE OFFICER RoBr NJ. RIGDoN.--The trial Of
Peter Corrie. which occupied the attention of
Baltimore Court ut Towsentown for some ten days
past was brought to close this morning The
case was given to the jury about O'Clock yester-
day afternoon, and at twenty minutes to eleven
this morning they returned into court with verdict
Of Guilty Of durder in the First Degree.
There WAS much anxiety and excitement in Court
when the jury camein. The prisnor looking pale
and haggard was put into the box lie was COM
manded to stand and hold up his right hand
whereupon the verdict as above stated, was pro
nounced
On its rendition he SUNK TO his seat plainly be-
traying emotions that indicated all hope was lost
There was, however, seeming effort to battle
against feelings within. At the request of Mr..
Preston, counsel for the prisoner, the jury was
pooled. and each member Of it answered in.
ldividually-"GunrY on MURDER IN THE FIRsr
lDEoREE."
The culprit Was then remandcd TO prison tn
await sentence. A large number of spectators
were present, but all passed off quietly and in or
der.
We cannot but hope justice has been fairly me-
ted out, and. with the entire community, must re
oice that dread retribution is likely to overtake
offenders 90 reckless and inhuman-Baltimor
Pat.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-29


Dill Englsh, the sathor Of the English Bill. end
~ heiszAa r he Hsss 0ecs Cosmitsss Of The
Hsons 4 AsysssateAivss, pspsrssd IN 10 thst
bsay the sshsr day, aboiahing the frankisg piyi-
lses Of nsmbsr ofCougrsss.
At fret sight. credulous persons would be dis
posed to consider Mr. English sincere in this move
ment. Evidently, however. it is a movement for
"Buncombe, and nothing else. Bill English has
no idea Of pressing the bill toa vote and Congress
has no idea Of passing it If he does. This was
proved By his conduct the occasion Of present
ing the bill. Instead Of asking for its immediate
consideration he moved its reference tn the Com
mittee Of the Whole. This. as eGectualy. kills 1t
as if it were buried thousand miles underneath
tho Tombs of the Capulets-ior it will be never
reached in Committee Of tho Whole. Upon sug-
eesten Of Jones ri Tennessee twho is honestly in
favor Of abolishing the Thanking privilege that
Easish designate some particular day for the con
sideratioa Of the hill, that worthy gentleman de-
clined to do itand Jones. thus. slyiy established
hi. insinceri,y. Congress has no more idea Of bol
ishng the Thanking privilege than it las Of redu-
cling the pay II its members to the old standard.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-29
OUR MUSICAL. FRIEND.

WEEKLY publication of Sheet Music, suitable for the
players and singers of the Home circle
sixteen pages. full folio size stitched cover Ii
contains all the popular dances of
the most tav"rite operas s"enas, songs ballads
supply every thing that the popular demans
never 100 dcul always Instructive and fresh and
l!ghttul
The favor with which OUR MUSICAL FRIEND has been
received oy the pnbic and the lanns has from
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same amount II music procured the regular would
cost at least twenty times what in Our usca Friend
variety and excellence secured subscribing
cal 50 cheap, and much needed by
Posers have appeared in the first numbers
speak for themselves: Mozart Lover Wacrntcn Never
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Strauss Mnsard fhaloerg Bafe Kosni j. Weber Kuckeo
Speyer, Att, q. A Macaren, Belin, H. Smart A.cher
Crouch DAber bishop, Auber Paesieio Lindpafnter Bee
h"ven &C. &c All these pieces within range
binary players and singers and invariably
delicious melody and easy accomplishments
published weekly price 10 CENTS and ordered from
any bookseller periodical dealer 1t III be
the office Of publication at the following yearly IS
half year s2 80 Clubs copies Ga copies 500 10 copies
$40 year. for half year No
Tor les than months payabs In advance
ofre Of Our Musical Friend" 10 Frankfort Street. New
York. c. B. SEYMOUR & CO
jan a'-din&clawfrim rroprietors.
HZn BUSHELS OF PRIME NEW CLIO
Ss1VN YER SEED Just received We regard 1t all extra
the lot fr,e from ppe and other impurities think
that farmers would find IL their
ii before buying elsewhere. IRBf & SAUNDERS
p SWeh In also, Timothy Orchard Grass
Grass ana Evergreen SEED liam 22.ds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-29
Douglas and Wise.

The Washington correspondent Of the Cincin-
natl Enqurer-Democratc orrau--thus aludes
to the position of Mr.. Douglas with respect to tho
the Charleston Democratic Convention:
1T appears t, be universally understood. that
he will abide by the decision Of the Charleston
Convention; and that if he does not receive tho
nomination, he will lin the opinion of his friends
aud himsclf) at least make Il. Mr.. Wise and MIR.
Doug las ARE in strong alliance. The will sup
port the other. They will both play bold game
each in favor Of the other--aSnlnst any third
competitor, especially Mr. Hunter.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-29

LOUISIANA SEN,ToR--rhe Hon. J. p Benja-
min, of Louisiana was reelected by the Legisln-
turc of the State, On the 9th instant, Senator
in Congress for six years from the 4th Of March
next, when his present term will expire. There
had been a proraced contest in caucus for the
domination, and when the result OF the election
reached New Orleans. the public qualification was
manifested by the firing of one hundred guns.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-29

Gen. Israel Putnam q Bunker Hill
PRESENTATION OF Els ssosD To TEE HISTORICAL
| scciE!x, s..,
The Conneet,cnt hisson 10y s:esmbsd
| % hsruoru on "edne:osy sne ooch,
siou Of the presentation o. tns oeuIe,sword 81
Gen israel Putnam 70 the coc'ety .! henry =.
Deming. IN hehaii Oh tne r0Pt~eu.auses OF me
late iemuei futnam ".ossenct " ,omirot. MI
pemlng dehsereo an een'. srorcss. among
other things ne sara: u, IN 40, CONNECTICUT had
foreseen ner necess,nes ana mans neiseh nero
she w'uid nave io,'e.'d mr. ,oPos"t.on ior com
mon sense II she had not made precisely such
ono as ",h. fn'nam' ,v ne was s,acuy naupt"d "
our peculiar "hh's VII" M neAanoer'a Croin'
wen, or NaPe'eon, "o snou'u "h'e cone no.h'he'
except 10 our ourseNe' Ne o"s msn' 10, MS nsa,'
ave NAV We "e'uel "e'o VI uhu.'osN Pi"ck'
"i un"ear'.oine endurance sn!e"o' generous.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES e'''.' '.,eAPo"e".s' WIN u''Te
genius '"r iore,' "ar'nie 'n"h ior P''cnea uaiues
ana e"'"P,ea,sa cam "l'' VI nusc's aHa
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'he c'""'c.'o"' ,eV'es; 'a", '''un . n"n~Hra Us
sp'ui'r' o"' '"ucPenu''. """ 'cio'"P'"ce"' ~
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,oulu ronocr M eA"o. "o.u. VI '.c.p's "no ~
oor'ehen's' 70 Tue oo'''u's'onSrs '. .he Pay Mo'e
"'r" .""P'u "'''o ING C'"o'n""'us Una"
"'n'' "n' III 'ic oi'"'"'ns "a p,"oe' oo"'"
J''h III. .'no" -o''','"s u" "aa
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ny i"ous" "'i' e".pou W .'o u"'e'' '"e'o
was enough W n"'c S'ao'peu "'' nn'he on my
'psn e"o'sn 10 INV '''"". Waf;, or L.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-29

The Pacific Railroad Bin in Congress, accord
ing to the last accounts, is killed dead. This is
as it should be. Not that we would object Ia the
coustrn ,tion of u railroad to the Pacific on fair
aud honest terms but because NIL the different
bills that have been thus far presented TO Congress
have been gotten up in such way, whatever the
motive Of their originatorS, 10 place M almost
unlimited amount # the puhlic money, and an in
definite quantity OF the public Lands, ut the dispo
sal Of spectators and spoilsmen 10 gcod.timc, a
Pacific Railroad will he male and honesty made at
that, by the State Of Texas ana by private citzons
Tho attempt to commit the Government to this q
gantic enterprise fruitful as it would be of fraud
and corruption, has ssnay failed aud We are
glad of it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-29

TnorntE IN WIscoxsiS.-The Madison Argus
states that II counterpart Of Ambient times in
New York. is doubtless approaching in Wisco'-
sin. The "IIome League" formed by the farm
mort gascrs. already extends over the entire tract
OF country. where lands have been mortgaged to
the railroad companies, and embraces probably
5000 to 1000 persons. The organization is n sr-
Gre, one, bound together by oaths, and its ~
is projected by signs grips and passwords. 1t
at first given ont that their objects were SIM
ply TO protect by legal means, the possession of
their property. But as doubts arise whether any
valid legal defence be set up to the ioreclosur
Of the mortgages. the spirit of the clone League
is changed, and the defence Of their property by
amy and all means that may become necessary, is
its object. We learn from Tho Beaver Dam Cit
zen. that at the last meeting of this League"
held at Rolling Prairie, few days ago, resolu-
ton WAS passed. declaring virtually that, if an at
tempt was made to collect these mortgages, or the
interest On them. they should resort to VIC
lent measures, either for resisting such collection
or for givn, expression TO feeling uppermost in
their minds, tina, they have been deeply wronged
hy the Railroad Companies.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-29
Twelfth Conversational District.

A letter from Hon. Henry A. Edmund-on mp.
pears in the Salem Register, announcing that if it
is the wish of his political friends, he will again
be Candidate for Congress in the Twelfth Con-
gressonal District at the ensuing spring election
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-29

We are glad to learn that Perry Davis Vsgeta-
bic Pain Killer is having so large = sale in our
city. We have every reason to believe it to be
an almost never failing cure for pain, and as such
is a medicine ne family should he without.-Mon-
treal Pilot. Sold BY druggists and medicine deal
lers generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-29

Ihe ssasg'sPa ssports another imbroglio in
Washington city. Ar-Hughes Of Indiana was 80
~ forgs6al of.Prepzisty IS to insult the Speaker
sof AeAouss ofRspSesentatives while the latter
was sitting in his chair md presiding over the
body. Both Of them belong to what the Peters
burg Convention called ''the Democratic S,a.es
RighS Republican party"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-29

The leading journals Of the country protest.
with singular unanimty, against the proposition
to place thirty millions Of dollars in the hands of
tho President to negotiate for the acquisition of
L. MIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-29
sloIIewn,,. PilI.nnd Oin,men,-No

Hollow ny's Pills md q intnsent No ed seine.
chest should be unprIvcd with these twin They
eiuenty ada ted internal iangs
If the human organization than medicines that
been discovered They both attack the seat of ds.aS and
dnly temporarily eradicate Sold
a, the manufictoy, No 70 Maiden Lane New York, and by
all Druggists at Bic, 6Jc.. and 81 per box pot.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-29

g,xy- am n candidate for the office Of Clerk OF
III. Hastings Court OF I.,nchburg. j. N. GORDON.
Jan litdoic.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-29
Candidates for Clerkship.

Ecss" CLERKsnir OF TIE llusriNGs CouRT--l re-
yscf oandate for the Office OF Clerk
ian ; ,,faoic WIN NJ SEMPLE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-29

arrs to an adverscn"n in this day paper Of the Han
Restorative of Prot, . Wood Co, of st. Louis II will
BE- that he has numerous certificates from the
CHEST character To the merits OF his From pos
know ledge also enabled to that
what II processes 10 be- and do hesitate
nouce the finest preparation for the head and hair hch has
Tar been devised by human ingenuity We
rest threatened badness and restore to tho head its
prfuson of natural aud glossy hair when the latter has
been premaurry tnged vii grey. like magic
restore the e"o-s of youth and health. The disns shed
property of this might truly miraculous Restorative
that gives to the The head hair
that he youth, thus acting strict compliance with
the rue of the first and OF NIL toilet akersNature
No who has used it, viii hesitate unite with In this
testimony to lis peculiar mer CorinYton Ia Peoples Friend
Iinn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-29

The Shifting SANDS OF THE MEDITERRANEAN
NJ. Marcel de Series, learned geologist Of Mont
pelier. has Just communicated to the Academy of
Sciences some curious facts concerning the dulles
or shifting sands existing on the French Mcditer-
raneau coasts. These sands. it must he under
stood, are first thrown upon the shore by the sea;
when dry, they are carried inland by the Winds
to the distance Of several kiomcters. covering
fields aud vineyards to tho depth Of two or three
feet, tuliocating vegetation, and transforming the
richest cultivation into desert waste. Tho only
eiiectual means Of counteractng this evil is 10
plant tamarisks along the coast, as to form
barrier; but instances are frequent where Lcither
plantations walls have been sufficient to pre-.
vent the sands from covering roads and fields
Last August two houses, several stories high
about mile from Agde Clerault), were COR
pletely buried in the sands. The houses happened
to be uninhabitcd ut the time, that no lives
were lost; and, fortunately, u north wind succeed
ed to the opposite which had brought the
sands, and blew them away again. NJ. Marcel de
Series. in studying this phenomenon. has discov-
cred that these shifting sands form two distinct
zones: the first consisting of yery fine sand, con
tains very few shells or other organic matter the
second, on tho contrary, contains large proper
ton of shells, round shingles, and fragments of
rock. This second zone remains near the coast ;
the former one. on the contrary, is carried inland
as before stated Notwithstanding their disastrous
effect, these sands when mixed with rich mould
make an excellent soil for growing the vine.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-29

E,ls- am Il candidate for reelection to the
Cierhship Of the Court OF liusiinss. for this city.
ian Il, lnle JAMES BENAGII.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-29
ALL
ACCOINTs DUE
TWI ICE A YEAR
VIZ
Est OF January and LIST Of July.
Except those by special contract
G Z O r G E M. KER.

JANUARY lat. lc59,
ID RESPECTFULLY Announces tn those keeping accounts
IL HIM. ,snd that due this day. January 1889
that their all drawn aud ready W
the eniIrc 'unt al each money He re-
spe,nily asks and each nav
delay his money are ysrv xreai
and he cam get on without IT, His customers and
those who he ~ account with and awe him will bear mind
that they buy S of hun pr. g. with III. Dis
tct and positive undefs andng that ih,r s
pail promptly when due. ii may 10 10 say thar
prompt compliance with the abnve exl ect.d
and required in every instance
ThoHs having claims against him. are reuu st.
"a to present them As they viii oe paid promptly
i'm dttIf II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-29

Esls" We are requested to announce JUNluS Z.
DID AXE. candidate for the Cerkshp Of the iosngs
aour ior city Of |. ynchturg jan dtdofe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-29

great cure, after all the Phy>ic,nn- had tail
ed by BANKS FRkMIrM BITrERs-ro Mt T.. Bakrr-Dcar
sir In justice to Yourself and Who may similarly
cite The
qualities OF your Premium Hcrs had used THEM
until recently but wife having been affiliated
Nons affection and dsrdered the past
twelve years used every my power
IL health She under the or
s's able physicians but relief could be then
several certificates The remarkable by
Ter. persuaded my wife To them she did and
ite time she began RAPIDLY No; only her
affection and disorcr,d stomach gene
raj heath Is better than has
new n'iig anu shat! always unnue I" l"ur liIt,rs
WRIT this in Justice yohi sell and Tor the cnrt
who are similarly afflicted orr obcd
Ri,ha"nt June II, lsJ7 THOMAS NJ. MONTAGUE.
EAhtks Pa MUM iirffEs -Richn,nnd Srpt L. cas- II
is WITH Wiling pleasure that add testimony the virtue
at BAkEks PktMun HIrrtts Ia making permanent
81 an established case oi Dyspepsia which suffer
ed much for the last u,i;
it~tth great sarcess after s.tierus for de
iiiaion and dis rdrrcd stomach A. commenced
the of them, Of their
confidently recommend them the afflicted. j. ADA MS.
For sar by the Druggists i'll ynchburg aid by all the
principal Druggists the Richmond AMI
Virgins aso OF Mcssts Chas Stott Co Washing city
d. & T. H. Saber Go Baltimore, Md d. Is. Miller, Gov
iugton. Ny and Barnes Il Park, n y
Orders hled by addressing BAKER, Proprietor,
Oct 2T'ts klclmod Va
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TestiH On iaIs II Om Foreign & ntrIes.-A
pleasing travelling companion and that person should
lie without, Is Perry Davis Pain Killer sudden
dsrbea dysentary cholera norbus be eeetuay
ancousy relieved by It, IL is equally eectua in curing
scalds, burns, &c.
Thomas = Rsnney, writing ir' m Raugoon, Burnah Decem
Der H. 1856. 1t is becoming
raj instances assured that the cholera has
preserved by The late prevalence Of cholera
here OF about all the Pain Killer had And purcha
's looking 10 me Tor supply will he disappointed my abi
~ supply them. Please send invoice $50 worth
by the first opportunity
CArt rows, Africa Jan 2e leJi Messrs T. Davis Son
Dear Srs The Pain Killer, happy 10 is cutting
In good repue here and good quxcs appreia
ed Lately We have demand for tice and
dcnty ANTICIPATE u large trade Ia the Pain X, Ter.
BbRRODAILE THOMPSOS. HALL co.
The stain linen, from the OF the T. H. easily
ed, 10y washing IL IN little alcohol.
sold by Nil medicine dealers.
Sold BY JOHN H. SEAI. Lynchburg. ljn 90 2w.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-29

a Mas. WIFE AND Two CHILDREN FROZEN To
DrNu.-A few mornings since, ,irollug man.
nnmel Tucker, his vile and two children were
found frozen to death in II laru. in North Castle.
Wcsichcster county Ny. Tho unfortunate pair were
abroad the day previous, usking aims, and it is
supposed that they not having enough money to
nv and houselcss had gone into the barn for n
shelter from the nclemcncy of tho weather. with
the intention Of remaining there during the night
taking their children with thcm and were all fro
zen 10 denth.