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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-25
From Norrolt Daily journal, De-. II, 1860,

from LfoLJoEc Ddht J0HFttdtt Ute. II, 1850,
KosKoo.-This medicine is rapidly gain.
ing tho confidence Of the people, and the
numerous testimonials offs virtues, given
by practitioners Of medicine, leave no
doubt that 1t Is q safe and reliable remedy
for rSIPURrTY OF THB BLOOD, LIVER DIS.
EASE, &C.
The last Medical Journal contains m mr.
ticlc from Prof. r. s. Newton, N. D.,
President Of tho E Medical College, city Of
Now York, that speaks in high terms Of
its curative properties, and gives special
recommendation Of Koskoo 10 the practi.
TONERS Of medicine. This Is, VIC believe,
tho first instance where such medicines
have been officially endorsed by tho Fac.
ulty Of any Of the medical colleges, and
reflects great credit upon tho skin Of DIR.
Lawrence, its compoundor, and also puts
"KoskoO" in the VAN Of all other mcdi.
cfncs ofthc present day. d&w
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TRUSTEES SALE.-BY VlR- sassi
L tue Of Deed Of Trust made TO me
by william II. Woods aud Sarlh p, his
Wife, bearing datU the 2ith day nf August. 1853,
and OF record IN the Recorders office Of Ohio
County, West Virginia. IN Deed Book u, page
Str, TO which more particular reference ts made,
I Shall on SATURDAY, tho 10th day Of April,
1870 at ten o'clock. At the front door Of the Court
House Of Ohio county, proceed 10 veil al publC
auction, to the Highest and hest bidder, the fol.
lowing described real estate situated In the said
county, about three miles north Of tic City vi
Wheeling and bounded by the lands NJ Robert
B, Woods, heirs Of A. +. Woods, a. u. Jacobs
and County Road, with privilege Of a twenty
foot outlet 10 the Ohio River, containing about
thirty acres, moro or less together with about
GiRhty.Nve acres. moro or less, Of coal undcrIy'
Ing and adj aCcnt tu the above mentioned land,
described III u SIX feet VuIn, aud OF superior
Said deed Of trust was given TO secure to S!Cho'
las CrAwlcy the punCtual payment OF a pronIs'
sorry note for Five Thousand Dollars, bearing!
date the 9th day Of August; 1868. and payable 10
Merchants National Bank OfWhccltng, one year
afGr the date thereof for value received, with In
tcreSt from date. This sale Ia made 10 pay the
princlpal OF the Said note, with interest thereon
hon the 2Ith day Of August, 1860. I'LL paid and
thH costs OF this sale.
TERMS or SALR--On0fOurth cash. and the re-.
mAIndOr Of tho purchase money n three equal
instruments Of Nlx, twelve and eighteen months,
the purchaser giving notes for the deferred In
StalnlGutS. bearing Interest from date, 10 be Se.
euFed by deed Of trust upon tue property sold, or
the tltc will be retained until tho notes arc paid.
Selling as trustee l will convey only such title
M II vested in ME under said decd UE trust, al
though II 10 believed to DO 4ndou6tSH:
j. +, UPDEGRAFF,
fTFuRfnR.
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was erected inside Of the Jail, tho trap or
fall being made in the floor Of the second
story and about three and q half feet
square, and was simple double door
opening in tho middle and held in It's place
bya bolt easily withdrawn bya lever to
be acted upon by the sherilFs foot. The
rope, well soaped and knottcd, was filstcn.
ed to a transverse beam which restcdupOn
uprights six and a lalffcet above the trap,
tho whole being a simple continuance
erected by D. Towsley, of Marietta, Ohio,
who has had considerable experience in
the business.
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HIS Confession.
A Life of Bloodshed and CrimG.'
His Completely in the Murder
of UlriCh, East Of the
y Hempfield Tunnel ~
His Account Of tho Murder for which
He was Hung.

Yesterday precisely ut l I. NJ, Thomas
D. Carr, whose carly life was spent in this
city, expiatctl upon the scaiIold, at st.
CIairsville, the murder Of Louisa Fox, IN
innocent girl whom he killed more than u
year ago, because her parents would not
allow her to marry him. lie not only
confessed this crime, but Others, 80 numcr-
GUS and atroCiOus Us to rank him with the
most blood.thirsty and ficndish wrctches
whose crimes have ever been exposed.
The execution was in the JUL and was
witnessed by but few persons, the law OF
Ohio limiting the number that may he
present. Although it was known TINT
none but the few who held tickets could
be admitted 10 sec the execution, a con-
siderable crowd Of people assembled in
the town and gathered in the vicinity oil
the jail, only to dispense when the corpse
was conveyed to the adjoining church,
yard and buried.
oARK's CONDUCT BEFoRE EXECUTION.
For some weeks before his execution he
requested religious persons to visit him
and sing and pray with him, but at all
times took a lively interest in oil that
was going on around him, and felt best
pleAsed with the visits and singing Of
little girls. For tho information Of the
sheriff he sketclled DRAFT of gal
lows, explaining It's operations on day
Of execution, and said, pointing to the
trigger, "You touch this and down goes
Tom" The sheriff proposed during the
preparation Of tho scafEOld, which was
erected in the Jail, To screen the door Of
his cell so Us to keep the operations ofthC
mechanics from Ills view, hut he objected
and watched all their movements, frc'
quentIy joking them on their work, and
when it was completed, the evening before
his execution, he walked out upon the
platform and jumped up to the transverse
beam to which tho rope is attached, to sec
lift was strong enough to bear him. On
Wednesday he was visited by Quaker
who prayed with and shed tears MS he
talked to him about his impending death
but Carr made no sign except to chew
/ lilo toI,arCo with Increased ViVOT and OK.
pcctorate little more freely. When the
Friend LEFT him he turned around and
asked reporter for the press, who was
writing q description of the scatfold, what
he was writing and asked him to read it
In the evening he ate his supper and lis
guards say he slept considerable por'
ton Of the night
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mario

DOILER FOR SALE.-ONE SEC.
ID ond hand Steam Boiler, 40 In. diameter. "a
feet long double flued; made Of the bCst quality
Drum, Mud Drum and Valve; with Safety Valve
j. Il. McLURE,
Solicitor Of Patents.
Ono door below McLurO House, Market st.
EnArll
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THE PurcSt and Sweetest Cod LIVeF;oIl in the
world, manufactured from fresh healthy lIverS,
upon the sea shore, ItISportectly pure and sweet.
Ask for Hazard / CaSwSll'S Cod Liver OIL"
manufactured by
CAswELL, HAZARD 4 CO.,
Sold by all Druggists.
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CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
EAST LINE.
RAST-LIAVn

RAST-LIAVEB WEST, VA Go''
Wheeling daily Leaves WheSls
At 60 p. N. DAILY A. "a
ARRTVHS AT Bellairo ....,',""@
Grafton. ..1l:06 p, m. ARGNn IA,
Cumberland. .4:l0 I, N. GAINESVILLE. !SSHS
Harp's FITy. $50 Z. m. Cambrtdge
Winchester. 1905 4. m. GAINESVILLE '"'EES
B0Itimofc 49,. ii:S5 d, m, Columbus. ~. .Epp :
WaSh'n City. 100 p. m. SanduSky ''..|eP
Trains on the Main Line make eounHd'et J
Baltimore with trains for Phihdelp1ti ~
York and Boston. At Relay House VI We"
ington City, for all points South. -..,,,,
Central Ohio trains make direct eonnsaV1
Columbus for all points West and Nortas .s,t,,,.
Tickets to all principal points can III V IN
Of the Office. JOHN I. M I!isS,,
Master Of TrausportAton,, MItTsSS
decT General Agent, VASES
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.

@RFEH4
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
i BY the following schedule on and amer d.
Gambler bth. l86g-W'heelnr time,
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ON TIE sCAFFOI.D.

At 10 o'clock precisely, allGr having
been shrouClcd and having hisarms plnlon'
ed to his side, he walked deliberately out,
took his place on tho trap and looked
around at those present. Tie madeA some
what tlisjointed speech in which lie nc
knowledgcd his crimcsand expressed thor
ough repentance. lie said he had bccn q
very baL boy, and his father had been an
austcrc and severe parent; that his crimes
were the result Of drinking, and that wills
ky will ruin any mortal man. lie kneelcd
down upon the drop during the prayer Oh
Rev. Perkins, and after the minister con
Cluled, hC made an audible prayer in
which no acknowledged his sins and thNt
he was great sinner, and asked
God to forgive him. lie requested them
to sing a hymn, and he joined in with tho
singing, In n clear and distinct voice
ANer the singing hO distributed copies Of
his confession to those who were present
and left several finger rings us presents tC
different persons. IIC gave a ring to Sher
if Hays, ind expressed gratctulncss fol
the kind treatment he had received at hi:
hands, saying that he had been treated
more like debtor than u condemned
criminal.
4 A
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nor SALE ONE BURKE &
Il BARNES Safe, medium SizO. Ono Desk
and other Office Furniture.
m6r8 &C. B0SHAM.
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THE DAY OF EXECUTION.

THE I'M Ut FsNEsNU EIVsV'
In the morning he manifested no change
of feeling or disposition, and at 0 o'clock
became thoroughly Cnragcd and threw his
CHAIR in vicious manner across his cell,
because the Sheriff had refused admission
to certain persons he desired to have nd
mittcj, and hC threatened any person who
should lay hands upon him.
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NOR SALE-BRICKYARD ON
Il wheeling Isand.-The undersigned offer for
Gale or rUnt their Backyard, on Wheeling Island.
Eents; has steam engine and brlck.machnC with
capacity OF 50 900 per day, md tho best clay for
brick making to DO found III the country. The
active partner IL unable, from III health to con-
tiuue the business, ....,,,,. ,,,,
fcb25 r, II. SWEESEI.S 20.
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TOR. SALE.-THOSE ELEGANT
I Eour.story Brick Buildings on the west aide
Of Main. between Monroe and Union streets,
three OF them extending from Main to Water
p0FtunIty for a profitable Investment.
SrSSS I. IRWIN.
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TOR SALE TO CLOSE AN Els. On
TATE-ThG irst-claRE DWELLING HI
HOUSE, situated on the north east corner -
Of Hampton and Sixth streets, now occupied by
NrS. Carter. There Ia full lot, and the house il
everything about tho premises in thorough re-
pair. Apply TO d. hEWiS' ~.
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THE MURDER OF uLRlCn.

I returned to Wheeling, and said
would never run Oh the river again; antl
never have. Hired first with James
Sweeney, in the briCk-yard, then with
James BOdlcy, and worked for the latter
until May. disSipAtCd ut night. Early
one morning | was walking out Of town,
when met, near the glass.house, Joseph
Eiscle-he CNllcd himself John Shadcr
thcn-whO had q "blrd hG wanted to
pluck" and signed for me to go along.
went up TO him, and he said hO was taking
his friend out to get good place for him
that they had just como up from ParkGrs.
burg, on the steamer Express" ind had
lcIt their baggage on the boat. When We
got beyond the tunnel on the HcmphCld
ltailroad, ShatEer got little ways behind
Bnlrick, us lie called him, anil struck him
with Latchct or club think 1t was n
hatchet, though, for | saw him throw ono
away afterwards, when he said, "Dat ISL
der iings vOt kills i'm" That was the
same Ii0tchCt TINT Eiselc used in the muir.
der Of Licbentlal, of Parkcrsburg.1 got
atIruill of ShatTGr md thought was in iOI
it, when struck the man on the head with
a rock. John struck him again with his
hatchct, hut he was inscnsiblG before. We
rilled his pockets and found LOT Of gold
pieces (ShatECr said they were irancs) and
some paper money, which VIC divided
ShaiTur said he would sec to the trunk. ]
got most Of tho money. I saw him afler
wards ut the PcmbertOn House, and he
was pretty full. l went homo and got
very uneasy; once l had n notion to give
myself up. We committed that murder
in July; II Is not very far from the con
vent, Mount dc Chantal At the time o.
the coFoncr's inquest, l was afraid TINT
would be detected, but was not even sns
pcctcd. | never saw ShatEGr again.
heard TINT he was hung in ParRCrSburg
and had made a confession. | tell you
my knees tremblCd lest he had implicated
me; hut | guess he didn't tell about any
one else. lie called that fellow Alloys, OF
some such name, and said that he was
from Switzerland, in the old country
that that was his "iaddGrland." thought
tho young man was in very had company,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-06
RAILROADS.
Pittsburgh. F. WAYNE & chicaeo

On and after Nov. 18th, lsce, Trains win lev,
stations daily. Sundays exceptsd.) a. foiio~..
Train leaving Chicago at SIS p. n, leaves dali,
Train leaving Pittsburgh st els r. NJ, lss,.s
daily
TRAINS GOING WEST
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-06

into evil, his impulses never do. His i'm
pulses are heavenly, Il Is his passions and
sppetites only, That are Of the earth
earthly"
When we shall have reaced that better
world, where all good masons hope Al
last to arrive, we shall have LEFT these bad
passions behind us. Our spirit-life will
then have freedom for harmonious devel-
opmept, and the feeble joys of earth, will
find their full fruition. In an eternity oil
unending bliss
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-06

Delivered at the Masonic Festival
Of st. John the Evangelist in Ply.
month, Friday. Evening, Decem.
her 81, 1859, BY Hon. i. A. o.
Packard,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-06

WE publish this week the Grafton
of M. A. o. Packard. delivered in
the Masonic hall, on the eve of the
day of st. John, the Evangelist
Our readers viii find it to be inter-
esting, and We are satisfied that We
can fll the space occupied by the
address with no better reading.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-06

TEE Rochester Spy thinks We are
afflicted with Guinness. Very true.
Reading the smart editorials of the
sly has had a soporific effect upon
Us. Forgive us and we will find
something more Inspiring to read
hereafter.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-06

n1tS % um,
Doub,e-enders-Eggs.
A quack dish-Roast duck.
Nuts for the million-Peanuts.
Something stunning-A slung-shot.
Table sauce-lmpudcnce at q meal.
All the rage-A woman in high temper.
A horn Of pieniy-A tumhler two-thirds
full.
Limited Observation-Disclosures in
Chicago.
Gushing women never run low, even
when thirty.
Why is balloon like silence Because
1t gives ascent.
The chief end of man-His head. The
chief end Of WON an-Hcr waste.
M.ttens for ne hands come more agree
ably just now than from the girls.
The perscn who drew ii mild was an
artist snd was ct work on Q summer sun
set.
Miss Jinelesby says the best way to get
a sweet husband is to marry q "confec-
tiooer"
Autumn" says q wag, lie the time TO
read big books, because the season turns
he leaves
OAgwINIAS DEvELCPMENT.--When does
bonnet cease to be q bonnet? When 1t
becomes you, my dear.
Hrs OTHER NAMK.--"Boy, what's your
name ?" Robert, SIR" "Yes, but mean
your other name 2" bob. SIR"
Never see too much, especially If you
are looking at a lady's face which has
been little artIicially touched up.
What Ia the difference between an &C.
cepted and rejected lover? One kisses
his miss, and the other misses his kiss.
Catching at strsws isn't such useless
proceeding as might be supposed, espec-
tally ii there are juleps and COOLERS at
hand.
All the reformers say that woman needs
TO be elevated. Let her then be invited
10 take something, with or without q
stick.
A Miss Tucklesum was recently married
in one of the suburban cities. No doubt
her husband was lickled some when she
accepted him.
kissing parties are common In our city:
and the confectioners find it profitable 10
have a stock Of kisses on hand for the lips
or their patrons.
A lady in New York Is spoken OF by
critic as having speaking fingers" She
ought TO be able TO make an off-hand
speech.
Mrs. Twiggs thinks Charlotte Russo
must spend great deal Of her time at the
eating saloons, since she hears her name
called every day.
There Is q man in this city who draws
daily, and has for years, and is no artist
1t all. His efforts are confined to the
corks of Burgundy and Bourbon bottles.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-06
C0MMON SENSE!!

Ask your Doctor or Druggfst . n
SW EET QCININE-it equals (bitser) q T.
nine. Is made only by ". STEARSS Chemist, e
troit.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-06

THERE viii be a meetir g of the Repuh-
lican Central Committee at Johnson's law
o:sce on SATURDAYS, Jsny 18th, 1870. A
general turnout is requested.
BY srlef of gcNNITrHR.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-06

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received by the
undersigned for the building Of the COURT
MOUSE, at Plymouth, Ind, to be opened
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-06

DSYCHOMANCY, FASCINATION OR SC u
II CHARMISG.-i00 pages cloth. This wonder
full book has full Instructions &c cradle the reader TO
fascinate either sex, any animal at will. Mes
merism, Spirifualism, and hundreds Of other ru-
rious experiments. II can be obtained by sending
address, with postage, TO ]. W. EVANS 4 CO.. No.
Al South Eighth street. pbiladelphia
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-06


Made OF Poor Rum, whi.key, Proof Spirits. Ind r..
hlse Liquors, d.,ctored spiced and weeteaed e.
please the taste. called "Tcnics" "Appesizers -
ReStorrrs, &c, that lead the iippler on Ia drunk
enness and ruin. but true Ne iicine made II ON
the Native Roots and Herbs Of Caifrnis free from
all alcoholic stimniaBis They are the Great BioOt
Purifier and Lfe-giying PrnciI le, PEI iect Reno
vator and lnvigorator Of che system, carving IN
healthy condition. No pei son can Toxic these Bit
tiers according todirectiOn and remain long m
SIoO viii be given f. an incurablr c.ss, p-.-
vded the bones are not d-sstroyed 10y mideral poi
sons or other means and the vital organs vastcS be-
y"nd the point of repair
For inda I'm afory and Chronic
Rheumatfs m. and GOut d. spepsfa or
indigestion. Bilious, Remittent and
intermittent Fevers; Diseases u the
Blood. Liver, Kidneys and bladder
these Bitters have beer most suuccrlfnl Suet
Diseases are caused by Initiated Bloc a which,
Is generally prodnced by arrangement VI The d.
CIeonse the NitIared Blood Whenever Won Asifs
impurities bursting through the skin in Pimples
Eruptions, or Sores; cceanse il when VOC rrr IL
Distracted, and sluggish in the veirs: cI..r,, il
when et Is foul. ard yonr feelings will tell you when
Keep the qiood pure and the health of the SYSTEM
will soon follow
PIN, TAPE. and other WORMS, lurking in the
system OF so many Thousands. are eiectu3lly d,
stroyed aed removed.
In Bilious, Iemittent and Intermittent reyer-
these Bitters have no equal Foo fui directIoa-.
read carefully the circular ABOUND evt bottle print
ed In four langtag-s-Engiish Cerma. French sud
Spanish
J.WALkER, Proprietor, Commerce az.
Il. Ii. MCDONALD & CO..
Druggists and Gen. Aren-r
San Francisco and Scararnento, Call, aud * .ad
81 Commerce Street, n. y.
Commerce Street, NY,
For sale by FULLER, FINCH 4 FULLRR ami
hURLBUr EDSALL. Wholesale Druggist. Chi
csgo, H., aud ALL FIRsT-CLAss DRUUGlsrS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-06

"eou,e days m7sf hs dark and drcary"
But we should not for this reason de.
spond. Shall we less love the rose because
its bloom fadeth2 Shall we less enjoy
the sweet breath Of autumn because II
melts into the embrace of cherries win
ter? Shall the sun be forgotten when
obscured by clouds7
Life Is beautifully compared tn foun-
ish Ii ono be dried.
The poet may sing that "man was made
to mourn" but not more so, imagine,
than that, he was made to rejoice.
Mourning 10 an accident rather than q
condition of his being. If cares and sor-
rows, and bitter trials Cypress us 10 this
life, 80 much the more need OF greater
diligence in cultIvsting everything that
contributes to our happiness.
don't like this everlasting croaking
about human deprayity. We are bad
enough God knows but Il don't mend
the matter any, to be all the while throw
ing It up to US
"Msn would be better, n Ne batter deemed
"0f them, the worst way to improve the weird
els to condemn e."
With Oh our imperfections God has Gre
ated ~ only little lower than the angela
With such Heaven-derived dignity does IT
become Us to degrade our high character,
and deform ourselves. BY stihing the
growth of the natural impulses. and In
stinct Of the hearth II you wautto laugh,
laugh. II you want to sing, sing. Sing
as the birds sing, from 40 Inspiration OF
Joy and gratitude. II you wait 10 dance,
dance. If you hsye taste for the beau
tiful, cultivate It. If the concord Of sweet
sounds Oil your soul with Joy unuttsra-
bic, seek the means Of gratifying II. II
the magic words OF sloquscce ravish your
hsark study thoss writers, whass shsgghts
seem al but inspired. Give svNy napira-
ton and faculty Of your soul. Zee scope,
and plsy. Follow the impulsnar of the
soul, they win never msslesd yos. Il h
mans passion and appetite thss lead hin
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-06

nR. WHITTIER GIT st. Charles street. 81.
II Louis, Mo-, of Cnion-wide reputation. treats
all veuerisl diseases; also seminal emissions. i'm
potenry, &C.. the result Of seifabuse. Send Z
stamps for sealed pamphlet, 5opp. No matter who
failed. state case. Consultation free.