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VIM. F. PACKER.


AN ACT relative to the exemption of three
hundred dollars, and the widows and chill
dren of decedents.
SECTION l. BE II Henqcted6y The Senate and
House Of Representations oflhe Common ,ueQlth
Of Pennsylvania in General assembly met. and
ii IS hereby enacted By the authority of the
same, That the widow or children Of anv
decedententliled to retain three hundred dollars
out oil such decedent's estate by the law of this
Commonwealth, and every person entitled to
the exemption provided for in the act, entitled
'An Act toiexernpt property TO the value or
Of three hundred dollars from levy and sale on
exeeution or distress for rent, approved the ninth
the same, OF any part thereof, out OF any bank
notes, money, stocks, judgments, or other IN
debtedness to such person and that in all cases
hereafter where property shall be set apart for
the widow and children OF any deceden:, the
shall be appraised and set apart 10 said
widow and children by the appraisers of tho
other personal estate of said decedent.
W. C. A. LAWRENCE,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JNO. CRESSWELL, JR.
Speaker of the Senate.
Approved the eighth day of April, Ammo
Domin one thousand eight hundred and fifty
nine. VIM. F. PACKER.
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IyThe worst kind OF fare for a man 10 live
on is warfare.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-29
Important Public Bills

he Legislature passed important supple
ments 10 the Exemption Law and to the liz
cthse Law OF the State, which have been ap-
proved oy The Governor. They are as follows
! n ~ AL relating to the granting of licenses TO
/ Motel, Inn or tavern keepers.
SECTION l. BE At enacted by fhe Senate and
flouse Of Representatives. OF the Common 7reofth
g Pennsylvania in General .FssemJig met.
and if rs hereby enacted blythe authoaifu of the
same, That It shall be lawful for the several
courts oi quarter sessions OF this Commonwealth,
to hear petitions, in addition 70 that Of The
applicant, IN favor OF and remonetrauces against
Inc application ofanv person applying 10 either
OF them for license 10 keep a hotel, inn or
tavern, and thereupon refuse The same, when
ever, in the opinion of said court, such inn.
hotel or tavern is not necessary for the
accommodation Of the public and entertainment
OF strangers and travellers; and so much of the
sixth section OF the act of Assembly, relating TO
The sale OF intoxicating liquors, passed The
twentieth day OF April, 1883, as is inconsistent
herewith, Is hereby repealed Provided, That
the several courts of quarter sessions empowered
to grant licenses shall have an exercise of such
discretion, and no other, in regard TO the
necessity of inns or taverns, as is given to said
courts by the act relative 10 inns and taverns.
approved ! lth March, 1884: Provided furtiey,
That nothing in this act shall apply 10 the city
Of Philadelphia.
w. c. A. LA WRENCE,
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives.
JEO. CRESSWELL, JR.,
Speaker Of the Senate
Approved The fourteenth day of April, Ammo
D0mini one thousand eight hundred and fifty
line.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-29

U-"Prisoner, stand up Are you guilty
or not guilty % ''Faith, do you think I'd be
after doing the work OF jury, when they are
paid for il Let them find 1t out 10
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-29

AN ACT relative to the exemption of three
hundred dollars, and the widows and chill
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07

highly beneficial. A reduction Of Buohannn's
majority Of 10000 in 1856, to a meagre majority
Of 5000 will stinuluto the Opposition in those
States to renewed efforts. It win also satisfy the
Wings Of Virginia. that with a better Organise
tion and more thorough canvass ON the part of
the local politicians IN each county. they may in
1860 redeem the Old Dominion herself from the
foul embrace Of L,coiocoism. Our Northern
friends may rely upon it that the seed has already
been sown upon her soil, which il they will allow
u. will soon spring up and rpen ino q glorious
harvest. II Michigan and Indiana and Iowa and
WISCONSIN, are To relapse into the slough of LOCO
focosm because Old Massachusetts has seen 81 to
amend her institution precisely as Democratic
South Carolina has recently done. it certainly will
be the part If i-dom on the part Of tho Opposi-
ton to look out foSsccessions elsewhere to replace
the los. Of their 'per0dious allies" Where but
in the South can these accessions be NADER
Four Opposition members are confidently ex-
pected To bs elected in North Carolina. wbcro the
old Whig spirit is fairly aroused, From Tennes-
see and Kentucky the reports are as favorable as
could DO desired. There is n widespread dssa
faction throug h,ut the South with Iocofocoism
visible. and a renewal Of tho days of 1910 Is pre-
dictod by the most sasac,us politicians In this
section.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07
Soldiers Leave Takings in Paris.
Ila nuria H.


The Paris correspondent Of the Boston Traveller
writes:
Drunkenness il universal in Paris just now and
encouraged by the government, because il makes
the soldier and c"nscript forget ereryfhing, at a
moment when memory is prone 10 be so busy. and
rcmembrances so painful. The discipline in this
particular is entirely relaxed. have seen com.
pany ai,cr company move aiong drunk they
could scarce y walk. As their guns are taken
away from them. and will be given them only
when they rcach Genoa there is no danger uf
their doing damngc with their weapons. rha
strnngcst scene saw was Mt the Lyons railway
station, where tho troops took their departure. -
Soldiers Of every different arm of service were
huddled together. Thcy were without weapons
Each had n wcll6lied knnp-saok. on tho back Of
which wan strapped Hat cake Of brown bread, q
foot wide aud four inches thick. Those were the
original dimensions but many had been curtailed
OF their proportion until little remained except q
huge slice. Tho immense spnce in front Of the
departing" station WINS fllcd with fellows
stretched full length on tho gronnd sleeping of in
the sun tho fumes of the wine. Here were SER
gcants busly engaged calling tho roll" and lead.
ing their men into the cars. There were drunken
fellows cram,ning nil their pockets with hard
boiled red Easter eggs Many groupA were form
oil by weeping mothers and SISTERS and fathers
and brothers bidding farewell TO the loved one.---
How many of nl thcsc have .ccn depart will re.
turn here again. No scene tbclicye mo. ! snw
many painful scenes) of all those | snw touched
me NO near ns tho parting between brother and
sistcr-such was their relation. | henr them sny
The girl wns n scam'ress and wore no bennett,
but neat mushing cap deckcd with cherry rib
bonA which set of her nmbrowned ince with great
advantage do not think she could have been
more than eighteen. Tears strcamcd duwn her
checks. She filled every pocket he had with
something or another sho bought from tho pcdlers
that hnwkod catnbles around. md when his peck
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07
9ailp Tirainiau.
From the London Times, May II,
THE WAR.

From the London Tlms. May II,
THE WAR
ny ALrHfp rssNrsoN.
There Ia q SQUAD Of thunder afar,
storm In tic South that arAens the day,
st"rm of battle ard thunder Of war,
Well II II do MT roll our way.
STERN storm R,acmea fo-m,
Ready, he rceiy to meet the "rni
Rincmeu rifer. gu, rinsmen form
e.
BE aot deaf to tho sound TINT wArna
BE not gull b, a drspots Plea s.
Are ns. Of ths'les, OF grapes Of thorusi
H'w ,hould despot set men ireei
Form, form Riaemen FORM
Ready, be ready To meet the storm
Riheman, rlHcmcn. fiacmeD formi
Les your reforms for moment 20,
Gaok to your butts and take good aim,
Better u rotten borough or 90
Than rotten fleet or 4 oily IN flame
Ferm form Rhem form
Ready, be ready TO meet the storm
lnsmen, rIanmen lhcmcn form
Form, be ready 10 do or die
Form In Freedom, name and the Queen's
True that we havs a faithful ally,
Rat only The Devil knows what ho means
Form Form Racmen form
Ready. beready to III ct The storm
Rhnm II, Iihemen, rhcman, for,n.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07
HBURG COLLIE EGE,
LYNCH R GAla. YlR(lNlA.


HE fourth session Of this Institution will
i the 18th Of September
The location of heathest and accessible
tho entire soun and the study both Classical and
Scientific equal to that of the best American colleges
The Military Department will be efficiently maintained
der the OF Mr.. Blankenshp, graduate Of the Vr
gina Mar Inyte and recently connected with tho
United States Coast Survey.
The several professors will have exclusive charge Of the
Grammar SCHOOL, u which will be thoroughly
ared for college or business
FACULTY.
Rev W W. WALKER. Chairman Of tie Faculty, Profess.r ~
Mental and Moral Science and Of History.
LYcUR0Us G MATHEWS. A. NJ, Professor Of Latin and
Bellies Lettres
PHI CABEL, A. b., Professor of the Greek Language and
Literature.
j. f. BLANKESsHIP, Professor of Mathema and nsruc.
Tor Of Tactics
SAMUEL GARLAND, A. M Professor of Constitutional Law
D. A. LAEoHoRSE, N. d. Professor Of Anatomy and Phys
ology.
GIUSEPPE ADoLPHo SARToR LII. D. Professor Of Modern
Languages
EXPENSES
Board o. per week; washing u 25 per month fuel and
lights el0 term. Tuition go In the Grammar School, and
e3J the Collegiate Department for half session
~ Catalogues containing further informso be OBJ
tainsd by addressing the Chairman Of the Faculty.
feb dts.
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NAME and Nt'MBEk slQa5 81 a f-z.af
No letters received unless post paid ahd eoniaimn9
stamp uaed tbs reply. Psysons writing sAeal ssSa
age aud send portion Of Advstissnsst ssaeias 1nDons
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the Royal ColeGo II 0nrge0ns. keoheo 0snlDHo
sminsat Oclleges Of The Tinted 01oeA
the greater part Of whsss Ne ~ heen apon1 b ~ I
effected of tho sssonshs.s essss kas sv
ubto1 ~ n ~ heaA end Vh
and ba,hfuness With hsqpsss ksshqe astsuAsd spas1s
" wlLderans semsnt Of mind. wers cared InmeaiAteay
Cersnlu Wloeaoo. ~ i'5l
When the mlssuidsd And lmpvudeut vo>ovv ~ ua>rrn
dnls he bbsd the sseds Of s nanlu dssesa - e
n ppeus that an sensr Of shanA or dro6 of -
avery deter. him frcm APPLYING 10 those who lfom so.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07
XNHEEu.ER r. WILsONN NBNDMHTADLn
w SEWING MACHINES, sold at EneIEUoybb b kaaey
Store tho combined psess any criterion nstsn 70 what

XX7HEELER r. WILsONN NlNIMGTAULn
w SEWING MACHINES, sold At EnsIxpoy,I keeey
Store II tho combined any criterion. Listen y uhaA
says; W s7 ~ y -
We prefer them for family use Tvtts.~ y
They tho fsvorites fer families. - TYnes
IL has rival --Soisatifo Amsytcss. sa = s.st
Works more uniformly than the hand Herald.
Equal 70 nine seamsfFeestr-Hoen~ JesrSaA s
An almost perfect Instrument EsssisH Pos, s
TAs machine for family use.-Idsocats 6nd Jesvaal ~
We cannot imagine anything moro perfecL-ksaNSeetA
VIII give entire satissactinn.-OeesrvH.
The hest ever nysutsd-- CArtsinn BASn&Hw. : ahf
triumph Of mechanical gsnius--gtss Dtass~y 40
In looking the best. heas-H HAswtav 4s of ~
ludisI rnssbs In every family Tbs PysssAU. s,.sf3
.,s. .w, asssr:d !; sss s;.s.., sister ., @
.sas .saes.s.. 2. 'ss III esssss. Ss
bsnefaetion VI the aGe.-PusneNs ADlfhjS HYs.si
II - an American Insttutlon--knsnkwtSek0 .sf
complete suoeess.-Nssi0xsf MaSeslsa - r &ts-a
Magical In operash n.--Ars &pAsHS nsssAiE s@Ssa9
Beyond .l question hs mschines. A. ~ Hissysss&
The stitch cannot be velied-f1 A1vtnonStm. ~ al
Taey maintain tho smnepce- kHrysee sss2 "a
Save The s%s and !, hs.s q a s
1r superiority unquestioneA~-E kufpees aft
it supsriority obyous- Hsssskail Ys<da gst,zl.1
Hand sowing cannot equal t-1ts T1eau1y -
sspply the hshlonab.s world ,-Dsie - - "a
One of household sods-Q s. ksFSak 30 M st.sII.
Unrivallsd In every quait v.-Dv 6Gs&%~~ - M zs1N
II has superior r-DsspssaA L spss ~ So #AE
s:s: ,::y ~ s:s sss. s.sss u ssiy ...: cs
The best suited for sewing Issssk aSss 81
Combre every requiremenss sfsm3k Angains.
1t combines every esssnsial- kSvaG 1pssef1Naa ART
ysnly supyrior % 70 ~ osAsrs-Js0s1. .s-.sa htss
We sess.os tire In its prAte-se ysskEas zkzsss sd
april IS dActs. Z, in g..
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lsrcas Reduraioa In Ghargr. Goods irO mn the
North. via Richm oWd aud James River
II Kaunwhn Canal, 10 I.y nch chb0rx,
thence BY RniIs 0sd ilse
hOuih.Wess.
NANKFUL friends aud the public for .leir lib
eral patronage, would respectfully inform them, that
the large of business consequent
reduction havc determined to reduce charges
General Merchandise such Dry Goods boots Shoes Hats
Caps only per 100 pounds which inc lutcs all
from the wharves Richmond to the Landings
Depot at Lynchburg
Produce forwarded at very low rates
- For SPECIAL rates. see circular.
ALFRED s LEE.
Forraydin4 and Con aiissioH NrrchnM
ian 97.dts On the Dock Richmond. Va.
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BY CHARLES W. BUTTON.


u
I'll. yIRGINiAN Is published i,ai A. o.. a'd fr Weekly
q per aunu,. nj. ard Wee iy al 20 MARI ~
nv n 81 ~ /. he charged IN all fa> a. Nc
ap.T will III, nned et at III ii"n oi tht Pr"p.
onr IN, all a arag's shall have been paid
AIVEt TISEMrNIS are Inserted Tor ~ cents ter 81 are
~ l0nes for and 31I cents III
continuance unless ordered form weekly aud ca s
cn. square viii he charged tor eah insertion II tie
number at iuserti"s be- marked the M> IL Will be
published III ordered ont and c,argtd a.co'ding'y
THE YEAhtY HATES AXE A..
g., - - ~ -. @ .i.' ..........,... so
~. ~. ~. ~ . -. r $50. .rv Observation-Disclosures. 25
r., 81 - - .i, .i". ~, a. ,--.......,.. 40
IV intended for both papers SUBJECT 10
special coArar. a.
r- Animal aiv.i III hc limited to their immediate
business charge At transient rates
TS All advertisements appear In the daily "na TIT
weekly papers
r Obituary notices which exceed eight lines charged
ratcably for tn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07

U9" GRAND AND SQUARE
PIANO FORTE AREROOMS,
FOREsGN AND AM MEHlCAN Mu>IC,
MUSICAL lNsrRuMENTs
BY GHLHLE g. CO.,
No. 23l Broad Street. betmeen Sd ond an Streei,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
IiE undersigned at the request Of Southern friends
l. have established opened In Richmond. NJ" 23l broad
Street between ~ aud 4h Streets PIANO FulTE WARE
ROOM, where In addition extensive stock of Plano
Amncnn Mnsc nj the mos popu sers Musical In
Of all kinds and those articles generally which ap
pertain first class Musical Establishment S"mina, RES
Academies of Learning &c, will hnd II to their
antagc with pared IT, sell Music
&c, At Northern Prices and they will thus save the freight
and the North The business viii br
Quoted under the and style Of G1EiLE n co.
Their stock Of Piano Eores has been carefully selected in
the ell known establishment ~" M nhle
Co, Baltimore Md whose Instruments have always given
the wherever and have received
tho highest testimonials from the most eminent arses
Of teachers and amateurs who have borne
tmony I" their soperiority of tune durability and tasteful
and finished workmanship Wherever tried they have been
TO NIL Others and have met with inceas
ed demand. They all furnished with iull Iron Frames
and particularly adapted sustain sudden changes Of eli
mate guarantee given of insrumen for hvc ycarA
,ix months after sale accorded All orders
will be promptly aud faithfully executed conneco Of ten
years with large Southern Factory Is guarantee OF out
ability give satisfaction those who may honor with
their moderate liberal Discount
will be made for cash.
kV- Tuning promptly attended to.
Old Pianos tax Ten In exchange and hired at low rates.
The public respectfully invited to give all before
purchasing eew here determined not 10 he under
sold
Please address q 4EHLE & co. No est Broad Street be-
L. G.EHLE, Jn,
march 10 d6ma WIN kApE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

4 M Hu Da. sid~s assd ~ 81 lsl~ rus 80 sicrces
wv Segsr Cured Hams 10 hnls Apple Brandy ~
eta fresh Ale and Cider iU bbl kum 20 CASKS est
India kum lUcasks Imported French brandy luO bbs No
aud Mackerr,; 5o IBIS and Caba Moassts aud fri
land Strapi 1000 deg Buckets aud Brooms 4OO bbs
old hne WHISKY 1000 kegs Nais hbls Refined su'
gar 20 paekaR re,n ID Black Tea; so boxes sperm,
Adsman,iue aud raliow Candies 10 bbis MelaAses
for sAl- by JONES' Il 60,
III DIS. Richmond. Va
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~ have taken the house recently occupied by
SMITH. where they intend 10 conduct 0enrol Grocery
Commission BnsiHess. In the ot SMITH ADAMS
pleased the friends Of the old aud
the public generally. JNO THO. SMITH
i,n3 ADAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07

rusEBE aKOWN JEW Received this day,
20 snpe, ,ir SKIRTS with 10 Hoops very superi ar
ticc stea 80 lmay l2dts JOHN ABRAHAMS.
NJ OILED RON, assorted st.~s. for cate ny
II, march JAMES BOYD 90
.VyDTN-s LADsE t.-Jwst reeeivea ~ iass- u
be- mt iu IF - o. IDS, consisting Of White 3'o
every sylr ami scrtton Lawns plain and robed ia
enets, plain and fg red Berages Iain and robed with
larg. lot Of Ho,,p skirts aud COrsets
1apriis u-Rep copy. GUGGEEHEIMER.
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MES BOyDI 0Eo. A, KINNEAK
nooygsAzM AMEs ! EESssBEissAJa BoXAJna $$nGSaaAiAnrs s Gai

Isl HOuSs ADORE he Va 4 Tenn. RdEroHd UtPOI,
LYNCH q RG, VA.
DARTCTAR paid the sale Of Country Irodnct
and Immediately Soon as sales are ct
fected Will keep hand general assortment OF GkO
CERfES AND LIQUORS; als'. G"ano Lime Cement anu
Ground Plaster for sale on accommodating terins
malc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07

u~s-szSsu~<za FURNITV E: .FURNI FtRF!
G tstpfu NpStfavors, the subs rbef would
return his thanks his friends and the pub
lie generally apa Inform them that he
has constantly adding hereto large
Elegant Furniture manufactured by skifhi work
men very arisl finished In the most de
srable IFS every article usually got
NJ In the most extensive manufactures
wishing purchase feeling as
hat he and will satsfa, in regard to both
p,.ce IA guaAty work.
Hair and Shuck Mattresses always on hand.
EDWARD j. FOI.KES,
Warrrs.,ms md Mandatory doors below Liberty Ware
nj dketsi
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OWE VIE LITTLE, LOVE ME u.ONG,by
IL CHARLES READE author of " Never Too Late 20 Mend
''lN hiie Lies" &C. for sale at --
may - dts H. U FlCTohS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07

ruSO THE LADIES.-The " Bsn Tsn." ish
he latest reports the Paris, London New York
Fashions for this MONTH just hand II ntsins aA
sats of ea pseuxs. .may l3dsl II. G. VICTOR.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-02-19
River Items.

, ARRIVALS AND DrEpARFUREs-rRoN O'clock THURS
DAY TILL soc ,oCK FRIDAY.
Bracelet, Bowling Green to Louisville.
Hudson, Nashville to Cincinnati. y
1 Caroline, Wabash to Evansville - -'-A
: Charley Rowen, Cairo to do.
Silver Star, Paducah to do and ba ok.
Lebanon Nashville to Cincinnati
Alma; 1ittsburg to New Orleans.
A STEANsaAT ON ITS TRAVELS UNDER DR.
FIcULTIEs.-The steamer Wenona, Capt
F!orer, arrived in Cincinnati on Wednes-
day, from Pittsburg, after about as remark
able a passage as any river craft has made
on the Ohio. On Saturday last the boat was
seized by the .. S. Marshal at Pittsburg, for
debt, and the cylinder head and throttle
valve removed by the officer and concealed,
thinking it would be impossible for her to
leave port without them. Not so, however.
The Captain had constructed of hard a0ood
a throttle-valve and cylinder head, and
while the authorities were confident of hav-
ing the boat all secure, she put out for Gin
cinnati At Whites Rifle, twelve miles
below Pittsburg, she run aground, and the
odds were strongly in favor of her being
evertaken by the Deputy Marshal, who had
started with a steam-tug in pursuit For
tune again favored thead venturous Captain,
however, and the boat was got off after some
delay, and proceeded on her journey, ar
irving at Cincinnati yesterday, with her
wooden cylinder head and throttle-valve all
right!
The Telegraph, however, had made better
time than the boat and upon the Wenona
poking her nose to the shore, she was seized
by a Constable for claim for debt A
Deputy Sheriff followed, and put has grap-
plings upon her for another claim. Then
Deputy Marshal Mason walked down and
slapped another legal plaster upon her at the
suit of the Captain, for supplies furnished
and subsequently the same officer served an
attachment issued out of the United States
Court on behalf of the sundry seamen for
wages. Whether her wooden throttle-valve
and cylinder head will prove equal to the
emergency, and take the boat out of the
hands OF the three or four officers who:have
her in charge, as easily as at Pittsburg, is
quite a matter of doubt
The Silver Star did not arrive yesterday
till afternoon. She was detained by the
breaking of her wheel, and encountering
dense fog. She leaves again for Paducah
on Monday at II o'clock.
The Alvin Adams will be down during
the day ON her way to Memphis.
The Scioto is due this morning from Hen
derson for Louisville.
The Caroline arrived from Wabash river
early yesterday morning, and left again in
the evening for the same place.
The river is rising rapidly at this point.
Business very active yesterday on the
wharf. Weather damp, cloudy, and foggy
all day. <
The Gillum has laid up at the foot of
Walnut street, for the purpose of undergo
ing repairs. -1 a,sz z-se-
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-02-19

B1@Last week girl named Julia Warner,
living with her mother, two miles West of
Seneca Fslls, N. Y, committed suicide by
drowning herself in the river. Her body
was found ON Sunday afternoon, and the
Coroner was called to hold an inquest
From the evidence elected, it seems that she
had become enamored of a young man OF
questionable character, and was upbraided
by her mother for associating with him.
This was more than her youthful heart
could endure, and she informed her mother
that she could no longer listen to her hard
words against one she loved. She invested
herself of her hoop-skirts and part of her
clothing; put on her brothers coat, tied a
shawl around her head, left the house, and
was seen no more till Sunday afternoon
when the search was successful, and her body
found in the river verdict of "Suicids
by dfowui ng.n was rendered by the Coron-
ersjury.