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swept over the dam at New Market
His boat was crushed to pieces. but in
the moment. Of peri, he seized. hatehwey
and placed upon it his wifesYchid and
nurse. Almost immediately the nurse
fell off in her fright taking the child
with her. The mother shrieked, Oh,
save ourchild., And noble, selfsacriiciug
devotion of atrue woman. shesprany into
the water N a VAN and hopeless effort to
rescue the darling of her bosom. All
were lost except the husband, who was
powerless 20 assist his family. The. bod
les of Mrs. W. and the nprse Lave since
been fouud, 4 boat without rudder OF
paddles was seen to pass. also, with three
men, who sat as satues. and drifted
hither, and thiiher by, the nerciless CUT
rent, They appeared to have given up
Al hope, and in all probability were soou
wrecked and lost. Their names are I'M,
known ,bslyi1 b. 7t ,,s- et rsds
II : a calamity, ,ir. Editor, which
viii never be forgotten by those who wit,
messed 1.-THE effects of which viii be
lops felt in. our beautiful valley. For
four hundred miles everything has been
swep: away-cQrn, wheat, oats, tobacco.
aud n fact every:hins npon which we
relied for on- support, The aggregate
loss ofpiopgEtyqiA is to be counted not by
thousands t4i by millions. There are
hundreds Of pe9p.e red-ced to no- only abb
ject want, but well nish 70 starvation, and
have nothing to turn TO bat the cold,
charities of a p;tiless world. ..r .....,
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1870-11-02
GROVER G. BAKERS .
N AC HINE

The following are selected from thou
sands of testimonials Of similar character,
as expressing the reasons for the prefer
ence for the GROVER 4 BAKER Machines
over all others.
Il Ike the Grover Baker Machine,
the first place, because, If | had any other. l
n aoU.d still want Grover * Baker. and, hay
ing Grover & Baker, il answers the purpose
@: all the rest. 1t does greater variety of
work anl it is easier to learn than any other.
-nry J. c Croly Jenny JaHe'
- | have had seveIal years experience with
Grover X Baker Machine, which has given
me great satisfaction. think the Grover *
Baker Machine Is more easily managed, and
less li!.ble to get out of order. prefer the
Grover & Baker, decidedly" -Net. Dr.. Watts.
Neg York '- --- .rg- sT
IL uave had one i'll my family for some two
years. and from what know of its workings.
anu from the testimony of many of my
friends who use the same. | can hardly see
how anything could be more complete or give
better satisfaction. Mrs Genera Grant.
-. believe it to be the hest, all things CON
sidered, of any that | have known. IL is
very simple and easily learned the sewing
from the ordinary spools is great advan
tage J.: the stitch is entirely reliable; it does
ornamental work beautifully ii is pot liable
to get out Of order. Mrs. 4. II. Seooaer, &c
Bond .Stre.t, Brookiya. .} .r-. ..gL
Il am acquainted with the work of the
principal sachiues; and prefer the Grove
{; Baker to them all, because | consider the
stitch more elastic. have work now in the
house which WAS done nine years ago, which
is still dn-.Ns. DR.. McCre0dy, No. 43
/ East Trmtg third Street, New York. 2 .-s.
More taan two thirds of all the sewing
done III my family fDr the last two years has
been done by Grover & Bakers Machine. and
l never had . garment rip or need mending,
except those rents which frolicsome boys viii
make in whole cloth. 1t is in my opinion by
far the m 1st valuable of any l have tried. 7
Mrs. Henry Ward Beechsr. r .t7qL Hat
I The Grover & Baker Sewing Machine
Company manufacture both the Elastic
Stitch and Lock Stitch Machines. and
offer the public choice of the best ma
chimes of both kinds, at their establish
ments in all the large cities, and through
agencies in nearly all towns throughout
the country. Price Lists and samples oi
sewing in both stitches furnished on ap
plication to Grover & Baker S. NJ. Co.
| lis Market street, Harrisburg. ot
| April %, 1870. rF4l"sI = .sa. .7E .t.fI
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WANING" Ill IN 5''.d i
.--'r--T 1Ir'l rreilii ID ioE

The Autumn days are waning, and the gold i.
on the leaf,
The gold and crimson tint that paints viii III
ify splendor bright and brief ,s13Aa74s
The grand old oaks. The copper-red 10 on
the bending beach, ,s--9 sdt M etsU
The brown nuts rustic ripe and full above
''7' the schoolboy s'reach.
.tr.f i9Vl0s51 sav :.
The swallows gather, meath tho eayes5 the
first dull cloudy day X Z II .iusiI
Will bear them all, on eager wings to, sun
nicr climes away isA1sq .loH ss.N
So is it oft, with US. alas Our brief bright
Summer ends 81 .a-,oL s.1o5g s.jE
Comes Winter resolute and stern /; avsytrcop
60 Summer friends sA-nJ 5 bsiIioqqa o.
The last rose bushes on her stem, in beanty
atl alone, .,9 s.t ECi. suotuTy.
Weeps Summer gone, and sighs upon her sol
itary throne,
So is it with US at life's end. What reck, or
slapomp, or gold, rJ'iOaI 40 rs W
If hairs. grow gray, and We, without some
light Of love, grow old. !a .t.H
rtW.lr -.7E
Pray God, there be not one of US, whoever ne
may be-. ...,5 ....-..... g
Without some friend whom he may love, some
child upon his knee! .asa non ..-
True love and. friendship ever shine, with
lustre nl their own, ,.r-.r2 u s.,.u
Since man was never made TO live, end work,
and die alone .r.......,-.- -
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rOALAND LUMBER YARD.-The under
" shned bcgs leave TO inform the puniie
that he keeps cons antly on hand large STOCK
Of Coal and Lumber His stock embraces III
part. Stove Coal, Smith Coal and Lime-our-
ueIs Coal, at the lowest cash rates
Lumber Of all kinds and quality, such as
White Pine Plank, two inches, do white
Pine Boards, inch, do one-half inch, "hte
Pine worked Flooring, Hemlock Boards
scantling, Joice, Roofing Lath, plastering
Lath, Shingles, Stripping, Sash and Doors.
Coal and Lumber delivered a. short notice
Persons on the East side Of the River can be
furnished with Limeburners Coal, &C., from
thecoal yard at Tysons Lock
aug l5-ly. GEOKGE uoohhN
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1870-11-02

THE Cumberland dQci'taiz'saHas gives II The
following apat4icalafs Of the tragedy m
tlist city on Monday 'lsss,,iHh1 mention If
which ihas Been vinade III bur Il f,tdateSsraphfc
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1870-11-02

.............JOHN NORTH
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1870-11-02

sJ'AtTSTERSVILLE TIN SHOP.-The un-
VI dersigned has established himself IL
McAlistcrsviile in the Timing business
P.rsous wanting anything in his line shoIld
call before purchasing elsewhere rs he is
prepared to manufacture nil kinds Of Tin and
Sheet Iron Ware. and to sell as low as they
ear be purchased elsewhere. His old GUS
toners and the public generally are respect
fully invited TO cali. as he hopes by strict at
tention to business to deserve 4 share of pat
ronage. ..---- ..
aug IS '69tf1 JACOB G. WINEf
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bfia ges, ana other iheSifS Of cotnmnHfca-
ton between Vicksbafg and the back
country land fuin ono partuof'the' State
to another My swn' stroopspsafter mo
wing long distance down theiriver, had
been ferried sacrassI blythe assistaneg of
the.aeet and transports which hadirun the
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1870-11-02
LEBANON MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF J0ncstosFn, ia.

DOLClES Perpetual, at low rates. No
4 steam risks taken. This Is one OF the
hest conducted and most reliable Companies
in the Stale. The usdarsigued, agent. will
writ Mifi ntown and Patterson on the second
Wednesday CT each month
JOHN SWAN.
Agent for M:iHiu and Juniata counties
Lewisiown Aug Il, ls76-ly g..T s.I
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1870-11-02
WILLIAM WISE.
W s,,;f. ;,fous> Pa

Agent Of the CELEBRATED AMERICAN
ORGANS for JEEiAtt county. These are
th, hest ORGANS NOW made. SUi;e,, 70 All
circumstances. Prices rragjrg fror 500
$1,000
Also, Agent for FIRST CLASS PIANOS.
All Instruments sold warranted tor Ave years.
rug . lS70-yT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-21
Railroad Privileges.

To TIE Etiit0rS Of the LHteA l0tHeeF:
Permit me, through your columns, to
call the attention of tho public, but espe-
chilly Of the honorable gentlemen CompOs.
ing both branches of our Legislature, to
House Bill No. IS. It seems to contem-
plate the comforting Of enlarged powers
and new rights on railroad corporations,
and at tho same time the restricting Of
that protection which tho citizen has by
injunction in court. Wise legislators
throughout our country have not been
slow 70 SEQ that, whilst It Is desirable to
grant these great agencies Of internal I'M
provemrnt liberal charters and rCasOn0-
bic concessions, otherwise 1t is extremely
rash and unjust to tho, citizens to debar
them from the right Of injunction; by
which, in disputes between them and .said
corporations, the question Mt issue must
remain In StItu quo until decision Of Court
will have been obtained Nli'.iA'.
Understand there arc otlier bills SINH
lar tp Bill So. 10 these and all amend
mcnts and substitutes having the same end
In view, tho attention Of Legislators Is
called. Not by reason of anywant ofcon.
tltlCnce in members, but because towards
the close Ofthe session there Is such an lc-
cumulation of business that 1t Is very easy
to overlook dangerous features in impOr-
tant bills. Yours, &c, ,I MAC
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REAI, EsrATB TnANsYElls-Thc 10

REAI. EsEATR TRANsPElEs-Thc fol-
lowing Is q list Of deeds in fee admitted to
record In Die Office Of the Recorder Of
Ohio county, during the week ending Fri
day, February is, 1870: 2 a q go
a Deed made December 10, 1860, by Louis
Praclit and wilG 10 Henry X. List, for lot
No. "A, old town. Admitted to record
February, u, 1870; $1,000. a.,-
Deed made january 1, 1870, by ThoS
P, Shallcross pnd wife 10 Simon DaCr ipr
part Of1ot No. 45, % feet front on Main
street, and roaming BACH nleet b Admit
ted to record February 1e,, 1870; 8, 1900.
Deed made February 1880 by Re.
cortlCr Of Ohio county to Geo. Ct1lmback-
or for IA feet or lOtt 70, 15t, East Wheel
Ing. Admitted February IA, 1870.
Dcod made February Il, 1870, by Alex.
Pannell TO Benedict Trenllc, for part Of
'lbtt No. aO, ]. ZahGs addition, 20 feet ftDHt;
Admitted February IA, 1870; 5000.
Decd made January 2S,t 1870, by John
Jones and wife 10 Stephen Clark, for lot
No. G5, Jacob street, OaldwGlrs addition.
Admitted TO record February 10, 1870;
81, 100.
Holiday and wife 10 !Jacob B. Hughes,
for lot No. a, In j! Al Armstrong; lddi-
ton, Wheeling Island. Admitted Fcbrrl.
ary 10, 1870; $l,10O.
Decd made February 10, 1870, by
Washington Rumble and wife to Porter
Smith, for the middle 90 feet front Of lot
No. 08, Market street, Centre Wheeling.
Admitted to record February 10, 1876
$500. ~ a''9h'h =" SO
~ Deed wade February 10, 1870 by w.
G. Smith to Joseph Killing, for nine lots,
No. 10 to IS, inclusive Of square No. 10, J.
& j. r. Bakers addition, East Wheeling.
Admitted February IL, 1870; $1,000.
Deed made February IA, 1870, by VIM.
H. Chapman and wife to Francis NJ. In.
gram, for tho north half Of lot No. Q IN ].
A.tArmStrong'S addition. Z Admitted Feb
ruary 10, 1870; $3.50.
Deed made February II, 1870, by Lem
ans. Root and wife to John A. Holiday,
for tho undivided half Of lot No. 11S,
Webster street, Centre Wheeling. Adj.
mltted February II, 1870; $4,000.
Deed made February II, 1870, by Her
man Rcnner and 6ifo ID John Retlickcr,
for tho north quarter Of lot No. II Main
street, between I'd alley and alley Q, Cen
trc 4Whceling. Admitted February 1Sl
1870; 81, 400: q aa-
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/. .sIsxAsuS or rue bloop.


'"Thc life Of tho flesh 10 In, the Blood" Is
ScrIptnral maxim that sciences proves to bO true
The people, talk Of bad blood, AZ tho causq Of
many diseases, and like many popular opinions
tllIs Of had blood Is founded in truth,
Tho symptoms Of bad blood arc usually quito
plaIn-baI Digestion causes imperfect nutrI'
ton, aud consequently the circulation Is feeble
tho son tiSsues lose their tone and elasticity, and
the tongue becomes pale, broad, and frequently
covered with pasty, WhIte coat. This eondI'
tIon soon showS ltsol6 In r0H0haeSs Of tho akin,
then In ERUrIHE RndsuIcERGTIvE diseases, and
when long Coptnda, reAnlt4 II ecri6ug LESSONS Of
the Brain, Liver, Lungs, or urinary apparatus,
Much, very much, suffering 10 caused by Impure
blood. 1t Is estimated by some that onc.afth of
tho human family are affected with scrOInlA In
some form.
cw6sn thsBb6ais pure, you arc hOssolIable
to any disease. Many Impurities Of tho Blood
arise from impure diseases Of large cities. Rradl-
cate every Impurity from the fountain fife, and
good spirits, faIr skin aud vital strength will re-
' !aPRt33 o". Z IN n n
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River News.

g Last evening the marks showed twenty
one feet aud rising slowly. a,ti u.
Tow boats have been passing down oil
day. .a...
a barge lying ut tho Washington Mills
was sunk on Saturday night, loaded With
iron, nails and glassware. a part Of The
cargo was saved. On yesterday it was
entirely out ofsight
A dispatch received by Capt. Fink,
dated yesterday at GalllpOlls, about three
o'clock, states that the Anderson passed
the Arlington before they were out Of
sight Of Cincinnati, and that she was still
ahead ". T;,rt
Passengers md shippers will bear in
mind that the fine steamer Arlington win
be here Tuesday night for Cincinnati
The Major Anderson arrivedlast night
at half past ten. The Anderson len the
Arlington . iow miles below GallipOlis
taking on pig iron. ,ii ..l
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SUPREME Gounr oB APPEALS Satur-
dey, Ftb. 10, 1s1O.-Qoi,rt sat according to
adjournment present, BRowN, F., Max.
WE'LL and BERKsIuHE, III.
Tho cause of Crawford, etal, e. Carpcrr
ct al, was arghed by Le,ots for the appel.
lants and Cdmden for the appdlIees, who
occupied tho tllnG Of the Court, without
concluding, to the hoprOf adjournment
The cause will be filrtherargucd t9-dgay by
Beggcss for the appellccs and Leo for the
appellant"
iT,liei Court adjJuirpStl until Monday
morning at nine O'clock y gtilr
The docket Of cases liablel tofs call
today Is the same rs that Of Saturday.
ID
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Kosxoo.-This mcdlcinol Is rapidly gain.
ing tho confidence If tho people, mil the
numerous testimonials offs virtues, given
by practitioners o. medicine leave no
doubt that II Is a safe and reliable remedy
for plPuRrFYroF Fm BLOOD, LIYRR, DIs.
EASE, &c! Z ! u p gf''' 'tb
The last Medical Journal contains m nr.
ticlc from Prof r, 8. Newton, N. D.,
President Of the E Medical College, city Of
Now Y6Fk, tlIat speaks I'd high terms Of
It's curative properties, and gives a special
recommends Of, KoSlkoo to tho practI.
tionCrG Of medicine. This Is, We believe,
tho first instance whore such medicines
have been officially endorsed by Tic Fac.
ulty Of any of the medical colleges, and
reflects great credit upon tho skill Of DR..
Lawrence, its compOlnder, and also puts
"Koskoo" in tho VAN Of oil nthP medL
cines ofthe present day. d&w
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K-0S K-0o!

Is a remedy Gf Boaa45d Eaatcy in ticcnrE of
diseases of the RtIneyG anil Mad,lrr. M'theSs
Affections II Is aSnedr d7RclR as any remedy can
BE-. II dpes its work kindly, silently and sH'riv,
Tho RatlSf which It affords Is both certain and
pcTnERiNF.
DISEASES OF TIE KIDNEYS AND BLADDER.
PS9n0unaSqtaintSI With Oil, Gtssuse Cd .ttt and
Ifuh6ti6nbCOf tleA Rldnc5s GCnnnots estimate tho
Lnp0rtGHo6 of their hedlthy nctl0n.
Regular and sufficient action Of tho Kidneys IL
az important bten more %. than regularity
Of the bowels. The Kidneys rCmOve from tho
Blood those e1GtO matters which, II permitted To
remain, would speedily destroy life. a total sun.
pension Of the urinary discharges will occasion
death from thiFty.Bix to fOrty.elEht hours.
When tho uHine tlsGyQLlGl In smAp quantities
alto moro frequently than. natural, or when the
Urine - high eQlOFed ygF scaldlng With weakness
In tho small p tlt back bllbhld not bd tfifiel
with or delayed; but K0sk00 BtOhtl hO taken at
once to remedy tho difficulty, hcforC lesion Of
the organs takcs plaer. Most Of tho diseases OF
tho Bladder klnate FROM dose OF tho Kidneys,
tho UrinGhGlng impGrfGCtly SeCrCtCd In the Kid
neyE, provo Irritating to tho bladder and Urinary
passages. Whom We Ftc6llEct that medicine never
reaches tho Kidneys except through tho general
,Clrculahp &c th0 Hood, WO 100 how pOcessaFYlt
ID to Keep bid Fountain 6tai@Phe. Siliislt1 ]
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N!HEs5Al 4 2 AK AND OHIO RAIL



Sealed Proposals will DO received at the Engi.
neeF'B Ohica a. Charleston, West Virginia, until
~ n, March ut, 1870, for the graduation mason
n aud Tho snperstEpctpre Of bridges on tho Chesa'
pcake and Ohio 4: +, between tho Falls OF IA.
iIsWhn and tho Ohio River, including 1900, 900
cable yards Of excavation and 10000 cubic yards
AiEo IL tho Engineers once at Richmond, Va,
1dtIl Il NJ, March 10Th, 1870, for several heavy
sections ESst Of tho White sulphur SpEings-the
Great Bend tunnel 800 feOt; LGHlS tunnel, $40
bgE dYe other tunnels from 100 10 100 feet long;
f6TtFal sections In Tpek cutting, and about 1000
cubic yards Of mAS0nry. PTphlCA and SpoCacA.
lions can DO GOpnd At tho eflce Of the c6mplny,
81 william street, New York; at Richmond, Va,
and at Charleston, West Va, on and alter Janra.
nv 18th. 1870, ,liHff aGi ~ tpfs-H =.
Tho company reserves tho right 70 rNlOctany or
ali tho bids offered and tp mako private contracts
for tho work, y y ~ . go ~
Information ss 70 time, etc, win DO given at
For further information apply 10 II. y. Whit.
comb, cbIVf RngInegT, Richmond, Va, or TO ".
A, KupcF, n. Asst Engineer, ChaIlGston W. Va.
5f"IEI' NJ -7f- O, r. HUNTINGTON,
ir-N7lr Priest, Oh. 3 Ohio r. r. Co.
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TIE pRITIsII PROVINCES.
A Deadlock in New, Brunswick-::-
Growing Hostility in Newfound-
land to the Confederation.

ST. JOINS, N. B. Feb. 10,
Tic Government is ut a deadlock will
tho Legislative Council, because the form
cr. has dismissed Mr.. BOtsfOrl; for.many
years. Clerk 10 the Council. The Council
refuse to recognize tho right Of tile Gov.
ernmcnt to dismiss their officers and have
returned Mr. BOtsIOrd, The Government
accuse BotsfOrd Of annexation sentiments
and say he owes thc provincial treasury Il
large sum oflnoney. A committee Of the
Legislative Council have reported that
they consider the Governor General only
q representative Of Her Majesty in. the
Dominion, and Us Mr.. Botsforl, holds his
commission direct from tic Crown, they
regard the action Of the Government as
illegal. ...,,..5 I,...-t, iL.i tl.,ir. H.
Tic Newfoundland House of Assem-.
bly, llas agreed to a paragraph III reply tc
the Lieut.. Governors reference to conted'
Grafton with Canada. Il declares there 1
growing feeling Or disinClination TO link
the destinies Of Newfoundland with The
Dominion, IN tho future oc which they
can ut present SEQ nothing to inspire hope
hut much to create apprehension 'h'''f
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THElMoUNFz MURDEn,-A post NOR.

a "a
THRMoUNTz MURDER-A post NOR.
tenn examination Of the body OF Mountz
was mAde at his house on Second street,
Saturday morning, by DB.iiBaird, Luns.
Sorl and Alien. II was found tGSt the
heart Ind been punctured TO the depth Of
perhaps half an inclliby the point Of. tho
knife. There had been copiOus internal
bleeding, though but about . table
spoonful Of blood, had escaped from the
wound. The certificate of the surgeons
will DO In accordance with the facts. No
inquest was deemed necessary, the certiH-
Gates Of the physicians being considered
sufficient 5 I'D, & 81 rs
McCraCken was not locked up ut all
Saturday morning. He was taken to the
lookup, but tho keeper was at home in
bed. His little boy. was there, went home
after his father and returned and inform
cd those in charge Of Nice Cracker That the
keeper Of thelock.up said let the prisoner
go and be on hand at1OA.M. McCracken
was allowed togo at large and went of his
own aecordtothe City Hotel, went to bed,
took breakfast and went up to the police
court room 1t tho appointed hour. Mr..
Wallace, the hooper Of the lookup, 1t
seems was not sufficiently awake to know
what the boy told lin or what he told the
boy. Tho release Of the prisoner was a
very improper proceeding, of course, on
tho part of those having him in charge, but
his unwillingness to take advantage Of il
is greatly to his credit ssals.-@@
'McCrackcn appeared before Squire
johnson, directly after giving himself up,
andiwas committed TO Jail to await q full
examinations at 2P! NJ, today.
Money! facts Of interest have TRANSFERRED
in regard 70 the circumstances of the MUIR
der The only persons who witnessed il
were Hyatt and q boy who stays about the
stable. weapon with which the muir
der was committed was IN ordinary pen
knife, the blade u Of which was
scarcely more than three inches
long. We understand McCrackcn adj
mits tLat lie stabbed Mountz, but says
lie dill Il in selftlefcnce. 1t docs not ap'
pcarrhow this could be from thcvcrston
Fgivcnby Hyatt and Theology which is sub
sLantially that stated by us Saturday
morning. Hyatt and MO.mtz were in thC
stable office when McCracken came to the
tlooty Tho door was opened by Hyatt. Nc
Crackcn asked for "Frank" (AIountz), who
was standing behind Hyatt Hyatt stepped
TO one side and Mountz came forward
saying "Hcre lam Atthc same moment
AIcCrackcn drove the knife into his breast
through two coats. Hc fled leaving The
blade sticking in tho wound Hyat
caught the wounded inal, pulled The
knife from the wound, took his coat Of
and looscd lis collar and then gave chase
Oftlic murderer, whom it is said no knock
. Cd down and kicked when he overlook
him. ~ STD d 7rrgna p .'i.
), McCrackcn manifests q good deal o.
apparent Indifference whether ont ofmert
.lafdlhool or because he docs notsapprc
Clatc his pcrilous situation cannot DO de
teFmined. NY ~
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At2 o'clock Sunday morning the barn
and dairy stables Of b. Caragno, situated .
miles north Of Cincinnati, was discovered
ID be on fire and were totally destroyed
1870 cows, IA mules, 3horses and IS calves
besides u largo quantity hay, grain and
other properly was destroyed. The dairy
WIS among thc largest IN the country
Tho whole loss Is estimated at $4,000
with only $40 100 insurance. ~, @''.,7
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GoRGRous-0xtOby & Duffleld, Mt the
Market Street JeBClFy Store, below Nc,
Lure House, haVSc just received another
large addition 10 their stock Of Jcwelry,
Among other things, some nf, the most
magnificent Pearl Sets. ever, brought "a
tho city. Call ut 104 Market Street, and
SEQ tho gorgeous Jewel Sets, Watches,
Clocks, Spectacle &c. " " t,,..f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-21

UXDouBrEDLY the Young Ladies' In
st,tute can furnish, the best musical in.
structiOn that can be had in the city. Pr.
pills can take lessons upon Tie Piano tl!Sl
as well as from u private teacher. II will
not 10 necessary for them to take q full
course Of music unless they desire to do
sO-ncither Il II necessary for them 10 be
connected with the Institute in order "a
luke lessons, Terms, $40 per term fol
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