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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-01
Take Notice.
QUO COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT, MAY
" Tenn, 1867.
Lemuel I. wilcox, guardian,
vs..
Adellne 7. Hersey and William A, Hersey
and 8. H. Woodward, their guardian.
Take Notice.

Adellne 7. Hersey and William A. Hersey,
and 8. II. Woodward, their guardian.
In Chancery.
At the May Term, 1867, of the CIrcuit
Court OF Ohio County, Lemuel T. Wilcox
guardian OF AdeIlne L. Hersey and VIM. Al
in the State of Massachusetts, where they re-
side, will apply by petition 10 said court 10
order Sttmpson II. Woodward, their guar
dian In this State, TO pay and deliver 70 said
foreign guardian, or his agent or attorney,
~ personal property and money I'm his said
Woodward's hands, belonging 10 said wards,
Tor recover and receive all money or personal
property, which may belong 70 his said
wards, in Ike manner as II he were appoint
ed in this Stale, and remove the same 70 the
said State OF Massachusetts
LEMUEL I. WILCOX,
Guardian.
CHANDLER q DAvESRoRT,
Sols for Petitioner
WHEELISG, March 10. 1857. IaylW
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PRovIpENcE, r. I. March sO.-Rev.
DIR. Sears has resigned the Presidency
Of Brown University to accept, il is
understood, the general agency Of the
Peabody southern movement.
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MysserIous AnaIr.

NEW YORK, March 3I.-A mysterious
AFFAIR. involving a supposed murder,
and the disappearance of prominent
physician, is attracting the attention of
the police. On Friday night, a physi-
Health, reported at a station house that
a woman had just met death by violent
means, and that three men, whose ae-
tons were suspicious, were at the place
designated. The police visited the spot
but NO corpse or men fourd, and The
doctor himself has not since been seen,
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BOOTS & SHGES.
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WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS
and SHOES OF all kinds, No. 40 Main 81,
Wheeling, ". Va f1nsE
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The White Pine COmpound.

at was early in the spring OF $50 that this
compound was originated. A member of my
family was affiIoted with an irritation az lie
throat attended with q disagreeable cough
had for some months previous thought that
Dark OF white pine might he so compounded
rs 10 be very useful In diseases of the throat
and lungs. To test the value OF Il IN the case
alluded to. I compounded q small ounnfitv
OF the medicine that had been planning,
and gave II IN teaspoOnful doses. The result
was exceedingly gratifying. Within two
days the Irritation OF the throat was reTnoy-
ed, the eongh subsidized and speedy cure
was effected. Soon after this, Isent some to
lady In Londonderry, N. H, who hal been
suffering for some weeks nom a bad cough
occasloned by sudden cold, and had raised
mucous stTeaked with bl cd. She soon found
relief and sent for more. Sne took about
ten ounces OF 4, and got wen. ]. b. Clarke,
made a trial OF the same preparation ia the
case OF q severe cold and was cured immedl-
suits and so confident I'm success attending ifs
saIeS, II placed before the public that he
Innd persuaded me 70 give II a name, and
November, 1855, INST advertised IL under
the name OF White Pine Compound. In two
year from that time there had been whole
saled In Manchester alone one hundred dol
lars worth, where Il took the lead of all the
cough remedies In the Market and ii still
maintains tnat position. There Is good rea-
son for this; n Is very soothing and healing
in It's nature; Is warming TO the stomach and
tngly cheap.
SAs remedy for kidney complaintst the
unrlHalGl. IT
was not originated for that purpose: but a
person in using Il for q cough was not only
cured OF the cough, but was also cured OF a
Kidney dln1culty often years standing. since
tnat accidental discovery many thousands
have used It for the same complaint, and
nave been completely cured"
me above was written by DR.. Poland. In
10. since then, as In Manchester, the
Wnlte Pine Compound has taken the lead OF
Al cough remedies, as well ns a preparation
Tor the cuFeof Kidney difficulties IN every CITY
own village and hamlet throughout tho
New England States.
This remedy IS as safe and pIeasantto tako
aS It Is enectuAl.
The White Pine Compound,
GEORGE W. SWEET, N. D.,
PROPRIETOR.
PR AIRED AT THE
New England Botanical Depot,
LOG HANOVER STREET, BOSTON,
Under the Supervision of Rev j. W. Poland.
LAUGHLIN, SMITH q CO, Wholesale
and Retail Agents q. II. ODBERT, Wheel
Ing; ]. q M; y. MERCER, BellRiTe, Ohio.
febl6-eowd&Wly
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MrdtraI.
EW ENGLAND
White Pine Compound

Is now OFFERED TO THE AFFLICTED
L throughout the country, after having
been proved by the test of eleven yenrs, Ia
the New England States where lis merits
have become as well known as the tree from
which, IN part, IL derivesits virtues
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ChfcaEo.
MARcH m-FLnnn

MARCH 30.-FLoUR-FIrm
GEAIN--Wheat-Buoya ant AZ q 5sa2 * N,
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BuHaIo.

MARCH sa.-FLouR-sIo q for extra s4s,s
-Wheat-s2 ejS3 10 for white Can.
6 L. SonzSales Il cars new mostly al e5c,
OAus-Stc- Rye-Eo. 81 a..
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The Latest News

BY the Union Lime:
once. corner OF Main and Monroe streets
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MoNET55steady at J per cent for call loans.
class bills. 80 '
GoLD-shade easier; opening at ls4, and
.GovKREMEST srocKs-wIihout decided
change; 5-AOs 62 coupons, IO91<; "a, lO7s<: rs.
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pons 70; 7-3Os, hrsts, lO5; others 1867. -
The Shasta courier., 1867-10-26

TERRIBLE ACADEMIA LADY CARRIED
OVER TRENTON FALLs.-The Utica IN. "
Herald of September Sd says:
A sad accident occurred at Trenton Falls
on Saturday afternoon. by which a lady
named Mrs. Jane Buckmaster came to her
death. Mrs. B. and her husband, together
with a gentleman named De La Cuesta, left
MOore's Hotel about ] O'Clock to visit the
falls. They had passed some of the most
dangerous places along the route. and had
ascended nearly to what is known as the
" Rocky Heart" a place considerable dis
tance above the Retreat" The path at
this point was so narrow that the party were
obliged to walk in single file, Mr. B. taking
the lead, followed by Mrs. B. about ten feet
behind and Mr.. De La Cuesta in the rear
The rock was very slippery and the party
were carefully picking their way along the
path, which is about six feet above the
water. Suddenly Mr.. Cuesta saw the lady
reel and fall down the precipice. and with
out uttering word or scream disappear in
the vortex below. She did not seem to slip,
but fell as if she had been attacked by sud
den dizziness. The water rushes very swift
ly by these rocks and in many places is
broken by eddies and whrlpoos. Into one
of these the unfortunate lady plunged head
iii7NS eAhN ehO IuSiiihS NitCiS instantly SNepk
her beyond the reach of human assistance.
1t was with the greatest difficulty that the
husband could be restrained from throwing
himself into the water and attempting the
rescue of his wife. Had he done 50 he would
in all probability have added another victim
to the coroner's list. The body was carried
over two falls and finally the skirt of the un.
fortunate woman caught on the rocks a few
feet under water near the shore, and opposite
the side from which she fell in. 1t was tho
merest chance that the body was carght in
this way. The unfortunase lady was taken
from the water about two hours after falling
in. OF course life was entirely extinct. A
severe wound on the forehead, probably re.
ceived from coming in contact with rocks on
going over the falls, would alone have caused
her death. Mrs. B. was resident of New
York city, living at ll5 East Thirty seventh
street. She came to the Falls last Saturday,
in company with her husband and three
children. The body went to New York for
interment.
The Shasta courier., 1867-10-26

DISEASE Produced BY SLEEPING ToGETH-
ER.-During the night there is considerable
exhaltation from our bodies, and at the same
time we absorb a large quantity of the sur.
rounding air. Two healthy young children
sleeping together will mutually give and re-
ceive healthy exhaltations; but the old,
weak person near a child will, in exchange
for health, return weakness. A sick mother
near her daughter communicates sickly
emanations to her if the mother has a
cough of long duration the daughter will
sometime cough and suffer by it if the
mother has pulmonary consumption, it will
ultimately be communicated to her child
1t is known that the bed of consumptiye is
powerful and sure source of contagiou, as
well for men as for women, and the more
so for young persons. Parents and friends
ought to oppose as much as is in their power
the sleeping together of old and young per.
sons, OF the sick and of the healthy. Another
reason ought to forbid every mother and
nurse keeping small children with them in
the bed Notwithstanding the advice of pru.
denee, no year passes that we do not hear
OF new involuntary infanticide. A baby
tull of life, health and vigor in the evening
is found the next morning suffocated by it,
parents or nurse.
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sentence into effect, the law in similar cases.
etc., etc. and called on the prisoner to know
whether he would consent to be tried in the
Danish language To this he willingly as.
sented, and the court was declared open.
The flag was Withdrawn from the face of
the corpse, and even the monster who had
struck the blow shuddered as he beheld the
calm, almost seraphie look of him whom he
had stricken. The trial proceeded in the
most solemn manner. Evidence of the crime
was adduced, and the deed clearly brought
to the accused. must confess that my blood
turned cold when | saw the knife produced
which had been used as the instrument of
the murder, and the demon-like smile of the
prisoner he beheld it, stained as it was by
the blood of one who had been forced by his
duty to punish him.
After a strict Investigation, the captain
appealed to all present, when the prisoner
was unanimously declared guilty.
The officers put on their hats. and the
captain proceeded to pass sentence. Great
was my surprise-nOt understanding one
word which the captain said-to see the
prisoner throw himself on his knees, and
begin to sue for mercy. After the unfeeling
and obdurate manner in which he had con-
Quoted himself, such an appeal was unac.
not fear death, or repent the deed he had
committed. What threatened torture could
thus bend his hardened spirit?
Four men now approached and lifted up
the corpse. A similar number seized the
prisoner, while ten or twelve others ap-
preached with strong cords. In a moment (
understood the whole and could not wonder
at the struggles Of the murderer, as | saw
him lashed back t. back-frmly, tightly,
without the power to move-to the dead body
Of his victim. His cries were stopped by \
sort of gag and, writhing as he was, he,
with the body, was laid on the grating and
carried to the gangway. The crew mounted
on the nettngs and the shrouds. A few
prayers from the Danish burial service were
read by the captain on board, and the dead
and the living, the murderer and his victim.
were launched into eternity, bound together
As the dreadful burden separated the clear
water, a sudden flash darted through their
| transparency, and Il general shudder went
around, as each one felt it was the expectant
shark that rushed forward for his prey. 1
caught glance of the living mans eve as he
was falling. 1t haunts me even to this mo-
ment-there was more than agony in it.
We paused only for few moments, and
imagined we saw some blood stains rising to
the surface. Not one among US could remain
to see more. We turned away, and sought to
forget the aweinspiring punishment we had
seen inflicted.
Of course, strange sights were related as
having appeared to the watches that night
For myself, | can only say that was glad
when sudden breeze drove US far from the
tragic scene.
The Shasta courier., 1867-10-26

RIVERS BELOW THE SURFACE.-That the
crust of the earth is full of water-courses is a
familiar fact illustrations are found in the
Mammoth Cave, the Adelsberg Mountains
in Switzerland, the lost rivers on our prairies,
and the Artesian wells which are now be-
coming numerous in Europe and our own
country.
At Passy, near Paris, the auger struck
an amazing stream of water eighteen feet
below the surface, which discharged nearly
amillion gallons per day, rushing with great
power and velocity.
This is strong evidence, certainly of a
great underground river at this point. The
great wells of Kinsirgin, in Bavaria, at
Munden, in Hanover, at Louisville. in Ken
lucky, and Charleston, South Carolina, are
two thousand feet deep, discharging great
volumns of water all tend to demonstrate the
fact that the crust of the earth is penetrated
in all directions and at all depths with those
streams and water courses.
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