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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-11
Teachers institute.

Under the auspices of the Boards Of
School Examiners Of Richland and Ash.
land Counties, a Teachers Institute will
be held at Ashland, commencing Mon
day, October 23rd, 1865, aud continue
ing one week. The advantage accruing
to Teachers from these meetings are too
well understood by the public to require
any commondation in a published notice.
Teachers are aware that professional ad.
vancement is desirable, if not absolutely
necessary to maintain the standard Of
our common Schools and guard the inte-
rests Of the rising generation.
A general knowledge Of the branches
taught in our schools alone, are not sufi
cient to secure success. The "why' and
wherefore" Of Teaching should be I'm.
derstOod by every person, assuming the
responsibility Of o teacher, and without
such knowledge no one should be permit
ted to take charge Of a school. Hence.
forth Examiners will be careful to guard
the public against itiposltioha Of this
character. Institutes are designed more
particularly to ihpart instruction in the
art Of teaching than any thing elSeI and
Tor this reason, if for no other, teachers
should sacrifice their own personal con.
venience to be in attendance. The The.
DRY and Practice Of teaching will be made
4 speciality. shodld any have commenced
their winter schools, dismiss them for one
week.
The following Lecturers and Instruo-
ors have promised their services.
DR.. s.. Deifendoff Professor John
Simpson, and Mr.. Graham, Of Hayesville;
Professor A. Schuyler, of Berea; Messrs.
Smith & Parker, Of Mansfield, and Hon.
L. E. White, State School Commissioner
will be present il possible. DR.. A D..
Lord, Of Columbus and Hon. T. w. Har-
vey, Of Massilon, have also been invited.
None need fear that they will go away
unpaid for their trouble III attending
We shall expect the attendance Of every
faithful teacher. Private boarding places
will be secured for all ladies.
BY order Of Executive Com.
r., M. CAMPBELL, Sec'y.
Sept. 81, '65-4wl6.
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A WELL DRESSED MANA we'll
dressed man will always command respect,
no matter how much or how little money
he may have in his pockets; and il is nd
use to moralize on it, but TO take it as an
assured fact. If any Of our readers wish
to realize this fact, let them 60 to ZAcK.
GRtENEwALD's Clothing Store, in this
place, and procure a suit of his superior
garments. He always keeps on hand a
large and excellent stock of G~entlemen's
Furnishing Goods, and having excellent
wotkhen, he is prepared to make up suits
on short notice, in the best and most fash
ionable styles. He always keeps o. hand
an excellent stock Of Ready-made Cloth.
ing, Of the latest styles, and made express.
ly for his trade by experienced workmen
He also has a complete assortment Of
Crayats, Neckties, Collars, Pocket Hand
kerchiefs, Suspenders, Travelling Bags
SC. A little money will go a great ways
at GREENEwALD's. Call in and examine
his stock, and you will not fail to b. suit.
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WARRANTED-We would say to our
readers, that Messrs. G. G.. CLARK l. Co,
proprietors Of Co.'s Dyspepsia Cure,
warrant it to ire the most obstinate ca.
SEES Of Dyspepsia, no matter Of how long
standing.
We bid you try Co.'s Dyspepsia Cure;
it will help you. Coistip alton. one of
the chief causes Of i'll health, is com
pleiely cured by the use of this Cure
All diseases Of the stomach and bowels,
like sick headache. heartburn, cramps,
pains or cholic, are tunttolisd ~instantane.
ously BY the use Of Co.'s Dyspepsia
Cure.
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pnu.n..... oA
oonA W oriff hNSi
MN, nsr.m. f,0m ..a.rin.@ INV "
Of orssa. n.., h.ss
A casa ub,., '.'
Kind has ,ns, ha.s Oeen VI .n''
I~.. 'e' s''u or0ush' 70 our notice
hi. voo, :, .;.as 'ns 'no nee' OIL
sudssnlv 49, = orange pee,. wa'
snr,;reS Il. III. Aaa violently
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l WrsHI WAS GmL.-SaidS nice
little boy as he came running to his moth

IWIsHI WAsA GmL.-Saids mic,
little boy as he came running to his moth.
Or the other day, ~ wish I was a girl"
"Why, Tommy, what in the world put
that notion into your head all at once
Why'd you wish to Bea giil"
Because, mother, then I could buy
+ md wear some Of those splendid dress
goods, laces, collars, under sleeves, furs
Of every description, and many other
nice things which PARMELY has at No.
/, Town Hall, and which he is selling
% cheap, that soon they will be all
gone
PARMELy hasa lafgs and lnsgnia.
cent stock Of staple and fahcy dry goods
which are, to be sure, going, GOING
GOING, as fast as his accommodating
clerks, SPENCER, KoNKLE and Andrews
can cut them Of, pack them up, and
count out the gecnbacts for them, but
still thsrs ore q few more Of The same
sort lsh Drop in.
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Herald Of Health, and Journal Of
PHYSICAL Culture.


THE great interest now being NANTES.
ted by all intelligent and cultivated peo-
pie on the subject of Physical Culture,
Bodily Development, and the Laws Of
Life, makes a journal devoted to this SUBJ
ject a household necessity. Parents are
beginning to feel as if was a matter Of
some consequence that their children be
reared in health and vigor. Students be-
gin to feel as il sound bodies we're Of as
much importance to them as sound minds.
Professional men are beginning to see
that Health has much to do with success.
Invalids are everywhere finding out that
air, light, good food, physical culture,
and d wise Hygiene for body and mind,
are more valuable than drugs in restor-
ing theta to health. Now, the HERALD
OF ElEAtfH and Journal of Physical Cul.
ture treats on all subjects relating to
health, the care of children and invalids,
Hygiene, physical training, growth, the
laws Of life, the care Of lungs, skin, stom-
ach, bowels, brain, nerves, muscles, etc ,
and should be in the hands of every per.
son who values health, bodily symmetry
and physical perfection.
Published monthly, at Sl.50 a year
10 c5Bts q number! Address the Pub.
lishersj 4,
MILLER & WOOD,
Is Laight St, New York.
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&c We speak from experience when
we say that, after having tried all the
principal sewing machines, we must &C.
cord to that Of Grover & Baker the. pre-.
eminence. Those indispensable features
Of sewihg. strength, unifo fhity, and elias
tisity-all of which are brought out in
this incompatible nveution-make it the
first sewing machine in the county,
Others have their good points, but this
combihed all, aud possesses every charac-
t%eristic necessary and most desirable. We
know one lady whose appreciation Of this
machine, after a trial for years, is such
hat she would part with almost every
other article of household furniture before
she would allow it to be taken. She un.
derstands the different varieties Of sewing
machines, and has tested the merits Of all;
but Grover & Bakers noiseless machine,
with its firm Uniform stitch, surpasses, in
her estimation, all others. Ia that lady's
opinion We have the most Unlimited con-
idsnce, her taste and judgment being ex.
celled by no1e. Nor has her judgmen,
heen formed hastily. She has, with u
view Of thoroughly testing the merits of
the different sewing machines, given the
most ofthcnh q fair trial, and the result
is as above stated, - Men Krk cir isnan
Advocate,
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A Woman Made to Talk after
Being Mute Twenty-Five Years
An UuDaralled Cuae.

An DmparaileO case.
A correspondent of the Cincinnati Ga
sete relates a wonderful case of o woman
having her speech restored at Cambridge
city, Indiana: About twenty-five years
ago, Miss Parmelia Barnell, who was then
and ia now a resident Of J~acksonburgh,
in this county, while attending a camp
meeting in this vicinity, and in the act
Of prayer, went into q trance, in which
mood she remained fol- about eleven DAYS
AT the expiration Of which time she was
attacked with alohonia, and from that
time until within q few days ago she con-
veyed her thoughts only by manipula.
Zion, having not uttered a syllable during
these long years. Being conyersant with
tho RAe.s sbore statoa, and having known
q soldier who had lost his speech under
the excitement Of a great battle, and
whose case had bafled the skin OF the
experts Of the army, was made to talk by
imbibing freely Of the ardent, il was q
source Of much qualification to me to got
the consent of the lady to try the exper:.
ment, as it win no doubt be a source of
rejoicing to her numerous friends. Hay.
ing procured for her q pint Of best secae
antiquvn,, she began 70 imbibe il about
ten o'clock yesterday morning, and in Of
binary time, using common p~arlance, be.
came beautifully drunk. After lying in
a comatOse state for two hours, at which
time she began To- sober off, to the utter
astonishment OF all present, dhc began to
talk, at first slowly, but afterwards with
as much ease as if the gift had never de-
parted, and this morning continues to
talk as glibly as If she was an adept in the
matter.
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MARRIED

On the 9Th inst, at the residence Of ]
g. Brown, Sheriff Of Ashland County,
by Rev. All. MYERS, Mr.. JOHN VEL
ny of Hayesville, aud Miss SAMAN,
TIA BROWN.
AT the same time, and place, by Rev,
A. II. MYERs, Mr.. JOHN G.. BROWN
and Miss BELLE COFFIN, both OIL
Ashland,
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sS- We don't beliey. II,

iSs- We don't believe the follow
story, although We find IT in another pa.
per;
An old deacon iu Yapkeeiand once tod
us q story. III was standing one day b..
side q frog pond--we have his word for
it--and saw o large rattlesnake make an
attack on an enormous bull frog. The
snake seized upon one Of the frogs hind
legs, aud the frog to be on a par with his
snakeship, caught him by the tail, and
both commenced swallowing one another,
aud Continued this calniverous operation
Until nothing was leN Of either Of them.
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Family Flour,
FISH and SALT, GLASS, WOOD
WILLOW aad QUEENSWARE
NOTICE IN PARTITION.

N OAt
John Maurer In Ashland County
vs.. Court
Samuel Maurer ct oil. Of Common Pleas.
Samuel Maurer, Amanda Maurer, Eliza
Maurer, Lucretia Maurer, Joseph Maurer.
Eliza Dilier, Hannah Dillier, Loretta Dilier,
Emsline Dillicr, Rebecea Jane Dillier, Laura
Ann Dillier David Manrer and Eliza Jane
Maurer, all Of Ashland County In the, State
of0hio, and Jacob Maurer, Rehecoa. Metcalf
%intermarried with Daniel Metcalf, Mary Loeb
nier intermarried with Jacob Loohniet, Henry
Wyatt, Nathan Wyatt, Hannah Wyatt, Andrew
Wyatt, Sarah Jane Wyatt, Elizabeth Wyatt
Louisa Wyatt, all Of the County Of DeKalb,
in the STATE of Indiana, will take notice that
q petition was fled againt them on the 26th
day of September, A. d. 1886, in the Court
Of Common Pleas, within and for the County
Of Ashland, by john Maurer, and Is now PEN
ding, wherein the said John Maurer, demands
partition Of the following real estate. lying
and situate In Ashland County aud State Of
Ohio, to-wit: the north west quarter Of secc-
ton six Co. township twenty (2O] and range
fifteen TIC, and that At, the next term. Of said
Court, the said John Maurer will apply for
an order that partition may be made Of said
JOHN MAURER,
BY VIM B. McCarty his Atty
September 27-nol6v20d.
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NovELTY.-FooTE, the poet was .
good judge ofhuhau nature. He SAYS
"0f all the passions that rules mankind,
That Of novelty rules most the mind"
Then come to the Fair and you will SEE
many things, not only how and novel, but
useful and ornamental.
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GBt 9stlpnS anipa,

THE ASHLAND UNION Unpublished ev-
cry WEDNESDAY MORNING, In Ashland,
Ashland County, Ohio, by
J., n. Lands q Brother,
q tho following rates;
Town Subscrlbers-in advance, $50
ffpsid after the expiration Of 9 mths, : 400
After tho year has expired, $50
LGiUs or KescspapeSs.
subscribers who do not give express
hotioeto the ontrary, are considered as wish
Ing to continue their subscriptions.
2. II subscribers order the discontinuance
Of their papers, THE publishers can continue
to sendltbsm until all afrearages are paid.
g.. If subscribers neglect or REFUSE to take
the papers from the Office to Witch they are
directed, they are held responsible till they
settlsthsif bills. and order the papers discon-
ttnued.
III Subscribers remove 10 another place
without informing the publishers, and their
PAPER issent 10 the former direction, they
sreshsid fesronsible.
o. The Courts have decided that refusing
roA&ks, aneWspapet from the cfice, or remov-
Ing and leaving Il uucalled for, 10 prima fscie
stIdshcs Of Intended fraud.
RateS III Advertising Advhhced
The I'M dsrsigled, Proprietors Of Newspa-
pers published In Ashland, in consideration
or the iargelyincfeased expenses Of publish.
ing, hereby agree to adopt the following I'D.
vancsd Rates for Advertising, and 10 conform
10 tho following Rules for regulating the
rites OF Advertising In our columns, 10 take
effect from August LIST, 1854.
TEN IINRs or LESS MAKE A SQUARE
One square, one week, 5 100
Ekeh subsequent insertion, less than
three months, 90
One squsrs, three months, chsngeabls
ct pleasure, 600
Ole square six hohths, changeabls at
pleasure, 400
Yearly advertisements three squares
one year, 2l,oO
fsarly advertisements four squares !
year, $500
business cards, SIX lines or less, one
year, 600
Administrators, Executors and Guar
dams Notices, 200
Probats Notices, 100
All EDITORIAL aHd tocal Notices, per
fne; 10
p6ys Advertisements Loaded, or inserted
rhder the head Of SpecialN Notices, and Double
Column advertisements, will be charged 90
or sent. In addition to The above.
pe5- All kinds Of Job Work, an advance Of
from so to rs per cent. depending on the
character ofthe Job
JIM. Lands & BRO, Prop'ts Uhion.
L, JEFF. sPRENG III, Proprietor Times.
August I, 1854.
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YOUNG MEN The Fair ia very good
place to see the yod6g ladies, who en-
ploy their time in useful occupations,
and aio not ashamed to have it known.
Suoh girls are good institutions to freeze
to-for a lifetime, Try it.
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ia VIM. MIGRANTS has on hands
one Of the largest and best stocks of fats,
Caps, Ladied and Gents furs Of every dis.
cription, Buallo Robes, &C., &C., ever
bought to Ashland. Call in aud see
them
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AsHLAND,o OCT IL, 1865,

Go AND SEE 'Em,-The flares. things
10 DO seen at the Fair this week, will be
tho fair sea-.
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TAKE NOTTCE,

TAKE
HAVING returned again to Ashland,
Ill l would say to my old friends, that
am ready to do all kinds Of Engine and
Mill repairing that can be done on the
premises. 0verhauiing and Lining En-
gines promptly attended to.
Designs and Drawings for FIGURING
and Saw Mills with consultations.
p. I. KESSANE, Engineer
and Practical Machinest.
Sept. 27-no16tf.
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sav- If yon wan. to see tat ttOttiug,
10 to the Fair-and may be you will see
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e-Puuch says this is by a brute
Why lisa beard like common sense ? Be.
cause no woman possesses it
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l@r Buy your drugs, medicines, pure
wines, liquors, 10, Of s. r. Squire, No.
s, NAH street.
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sG- Buy your Books, stationery, wall
and window paper, &c., of. I. Dorland,
No. 8, Main street, Ashland, Ohio.
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Gr,eenewal DIS
Clothing store
Yearly opposite ,Ae Rank,
MAIN ST, ASHLAND.
May 1o-4sf
"
VS.. Petition for Diyoros
Mary MyCrJ.

MARY Myers. Of the County OF Van Blu.
Nl rem and Safe Of Michigan, Is notified
that Henry Myers, did, Oh the 9th day Of Sept.
1864, file his Petition in the Office Of the
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas, within
and for the county Of Ashland and State Of
Ohio, charging said Mary NJ, ers with willful
absence for the three years last past, and
adultry, and askiag that he may bo divorced
from the said Mary Myers, which Petition will
stand for hearing ut the next term Of said
Court.
HENRY MYERS,
By Kenny { Campbell, his Ati,ys.
Sept, s. ise6-isn
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: Fqrit.L.
John s, sAsstri snl ~,
Mary jair shrnrvr IN hhlandsc eimiy,
vs.. soTt, ~ ceniasn III
Stephen Du,d i, 81 /

Stephen Bus q al /
Ssphen B1ri. o. .Ashlaai County, and sta .
Of Ohio. Sar III Inn cumningianl inter mar
ried with Eranris t'unningt am, %. Mashirg-
ton County IN the STATE Of Frnusslse L..
William Burd, jr. wlose piass OF rcsldrhccj-
unknown. hut supposed ~ be sournhcrr IL
the s,a'e'Of q diiyrsis, ard Ls Nj lac Bufd.
ofthe county Of E,lEtpX, g.9t stare q Ohipa
will take. nbtisE tssi . rsjAfssn xAs ks;G
agaipst tfcu, ouIha 2lst day Il. Seplemher.
A, p,1SIji in.tlp Court OF trmuFsa Pleas.
within and cor ibe, osnnty OF. At;thinA. Nv,
John s. sheirer an Nal Jams Siesfcr aud
Is nov penling. vinreln ihsesli1 John n.
shsarer and Mary Jaas sktaron drnhnt f,r-
titior u, the n&lewAf seal eNfif Sies iis
the west halt oiihe roHlsWdt fteftr 9fsrc.
tion twcrr one lll.laowpsLip VA enfy kE,.i
and rang dnerA no con etpniF siEhiy tSpA'
acres /; alsl ,wnnfy ade f2h.l atrrr on bic
north part c,,lr wcsL aal, " he snuih s~si
quarter Of ,e@ ION swgniy one en- iewpStip
twenty tt..e, ) antrs gy.ftrm sntitats
st the Ivt ,srtn Of saiL, keists.h sad jSff
8. ehsfrrr and Mar. I'LL. jahrarsr viit
ply for 50 W isr ha ? f.i1on Hav " sfes
J6iiS s. sHEAaE1 y,
NJ NRf \ ME SHEh I'll
BY Win. b NJ Cog, ilrir AAfy.
Ashland Sept 27ts, 50 vel2ousl6
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N.OflttE.

-. ,If ~ .fsAr"ft ~ 4.
Marg. a. l.ihiel ..htaai Tosnty ro,ni u
VS. rriuon Has
Emanuel kiblel. Divorce.
TNHE saii I'm inusi Eib,r. :. i.srrhv ue,j-
fed that Narphrei , III 10 hs hi,d h.r
Petition Ia tile thice AZ its tiesk Of he ! mln
Of Comulsn Pi,ns ~wirlih sni iyr ihry county,
Of Ashlans anil stare ~ uhia charging fIe
said Z nanrr! kihlei y 80 having t,csn daily
convinced II ibe ~ yt.rm. lsra. OF ire itaurt.
Of Ccmmpu lisi' III "a a%t'onr, oi Ashisnda
81 the crime Of assa'tlt suf Intent 10 eampit
murder. aud lheu.rna 'hrrr d4is sentenced
by seid Copri iQ mfueye,t ~ ll,p Penilsn q
tia5y Of lhis,s dIS {, r,hs 4 ~ tt an- year.
aud IN ,pu'puanGs af,he II d ssh ence. thu
said Emapgei Rialyti- n.g~ 80 ,hnea IL tho
Peniteniinr. A! ,hh slfit pl,b,sie sud vrking
that she maj W diisPehs. ftasl ,lutaid fms .
uel Riblei, which w. hih;l. w,il Stand foi hear:
ing at the 'exi to U, Of sa'd rerst,
Dated TIL: llh, dy or Sertrn,her 4. =.
1866. n RG VIM \. ElfsEf.
~ Vim y Mt'aas ner A,i'y.
Septenle. ~, ISGj-hiJf
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; CLOYaIlG
1N ASHLAND
Bricc { t,ambcrt
MERCHANT IlA0Ry
PRAcTl al esTTERs.
d EspErTfrtLy IA N ygii1tn. ~
III Ashland aad s.srl,gi 10 ,iity
ope ed .
Clothing Store
a few doot. hrlsw lie yliase ,fps .itre
they intend u u " snss, - ,gen lpi.r.p:es
as must insure iE a,
Hare M tgs,s .1N

Speci,l sitenIi b Z. iaviirdsiA ittir ch 're
and select s'nek >f-E1rNiSiiyE cNfl,s
and Read, Ma . , haldag witch szllt NJ 8Sld
as cheap ~ my ,ikvi noa-. ~ lts fraas.
Every sisie 81 ltrn ir -rt III iitg go
and made to ordsy, 70 MI ..tt,Y ,is-ie ~ sbs
weartr, witi.t. III. son ( ~ tqarl ~
any Cry trade
Particular Al snitfn gives " Soi,h's sd
Childrene ,ae's n mlltAE-.l
Cutting lpre on siieri hisra Gi
New York Fsshi r,s alvey ou hand.
September ~. Ih~6.-jwii
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Don't fall TO examine our Clothing before
purchasing elsewhere, as money can bs saved
by buying at
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M, B, pARMLDY;

"oULD say to the Citizens Of Ashland
w ans. Vicinity that be Is now opening a
Large aid Complete .4ssorf:
nscsst Of
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-12-13

Hon John Gregory Smith, St. Al
hans Hou. Edwin Hammond, Middle
buy; Gen. Stephen Thomas, Fairlee
Henry Clark, Esq, Poultncy WIN. X.
SANFORD, Esq, Orwell; Geo Campbell,
Esd, Westminster Hon John Gregory,
Norl hfeld; Hon Hampden Cuts, Brat
tleb bro Daniel Kimball, Esq, Rutland
DR.. Henry BoyniOn, Woodstock Nathan
Cus hng, Esq, Woodstock.
ACCrpgSTs. As two boys named Bon
ngtt were playing in Asa Hoveys wheel
wright shop in Waterford. on Monday,
the youngest one was caught on an up
right revolving shaft by his clothes, and
his brother going to his assistance, was
also caught, and both were whirIed
around until n workman ran out to the
dam, some ten rods, and shut the gate.
The arms of both boys were broken
twice.
About half past eleven o'clock Monday
night of last week, Mr.. Romeo E. Brook
way of Passumpsic, was knocked off the
crttle train, by coming in contact with
the Amoskeag bridge, just this side of
Manchester, n. IL lie was not missed
by the men on the train until they reach
ed Medford but the police of Manches-
ter heard shouting, and going where
the noife proceeded from, found Mr.. Is.
on the track, bleeding and insensible. -
About the same time Mr.. Paige who
lives near by attracted by the cries, came
to the place where Mr.. Brockway was,
and they Carried him into Mr.. Paige's
house, where he yet remains. 1t was
found that the back of Mr. Brock ways
head was badly injured, and one shout
der dislocated; but although badly hurt
his recovery is anticipated. He ha:
taken stock over this road for several
years, and must have been aware of the
bridge at that place, but for some reason
he was off his guard at this time: The
men upon the train wonder that he was
not killed outright. - dledonian.