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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-02-28

be members of the same family for many
years; and though but cousins, they then
felt, and still feel, all the endearments of
sister and brother.
lt was designed that the very aged father.
UIdeon Hicks, Esq, who is 95 years Of age,
and who was the magistrate that ofioiated
at the nuptials, should be present, hut his
bodily infrmities, with the inclemency of
the weather, prevented. However, his re
preventative was there, and refunded to Mr..
Gilman, as a gift, the marriage fee paid By
him half century ago
Next, by request, another aged father,
Deacon Israel Dwinell, after relating
incidents connected with the original
wedding, at which he was present, closed the
exercises with a bcncdiction
Then followed al oppor tunity for those
who wished to move with measured steps
to the sound Of charming music.
The occasion seemed to have been well en-
joyed by all present. Many gifts were be
slowed, and as the company separated,
many were the speculations as to who would
next in like manner call them together.
e.
CAMEL's HuMr rs MID WrNTER.-W ater-
bury has an enternrf-inr ,,h,to,ranber bv the
name of z Ober. He NOT only does the
exact tb,nr in pfeturin, the faces IL beauty
and WORTH. but he ventures On new fields of
art. and has actually taken the everl-tin,
Hmm
About the fret Of February. accompanied
nv Fred G Lewis and \ Mr. Strickland. he
made the ascent of fine mountain and stood
where neither white man nor red man ever
stood before in mid winter. They tarried
day or two in that high region Of winds and
irosts, but found the weather untayorable
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spent on tie mountain. About the first
thing they did was to break their thermome-
ter. This seemed a misfortune, but probably
it was a blessing in disguise as they
might have frozen to death if they hal
known how cold it was. They secured sew
eraI excellent views Of mountain scenes and
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-02-28
For County Commissioner,
GEORGE w. SCOTT, Montpelier.

NusllAL CONVENTION At MoNTPELIER.-A
notable Musical Convention is to be held at
Montpelier next week. 1t will be under the
z.ccdin.ly capable charge Of Col. Il. D.
Hopkins Mrs Oliver Of Grace Church, New
York. Mr. Phillips Of Christ Church, Mont
ra.lcr, and Mr. George r. Titus of St. Paul's
Church. Boston. with others, will appear as
-9I1i-... AMI Mrs " D. Shepard of Ashland,
i. H.. as pianist. The Convention will
study the beautiful C4ntata, g As the Heart
Pants" nv AIendelssohn, and q The Power
sI S5nr.'' bv Rom5erg, and IS The National
Chorus Book" Concerts viii be given
Thursday ami Friday evenings. Tae rail
roads VIII grant free return checks to mem
Ter. u tie Convention, and the hotels will
board them at one dollar a day. The Con-
ve1tjan viii open Tuesday morning, March
r, and continue four days
Tac citizens of Montpelier do not require
TO he reminded that these musical conven-
tion- ARC occasions Of great Interest y
large class. and that the concert nduring
these sessions are to be ranked among the
best musical entertainments Of the year
We are assured by the managers that the
rcsr-s of the coming convention will be
superior To- any heretofore given. The ma
r.at aid sufficient 10 pay the current expen-
wi.l Do doubt be abuniantly supplied by
-e who become members Of the convention
-a1i the concerts At least it should
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-.-- services viii be held in the
10 HriLhts mills, next Sunday at
u auI TN Mr.. Walbridge will
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-02-28
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| The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER n

NEsEIlN q MADE eS-lu. Iv-iy from juices o. the
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strongly that t viii egectua y erad-
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For CATARRH, DYSPEPSIA. HABlIUAL COS
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he remarkable cures effected b. Negetine have
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In tact, Ne&etine q the b. 81 remedy yet discov-
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Price SIPS. S1td By an druggists FN5m3sow
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-02-28
\. G. BROWNS
General Insurance Agency.

Those desiring Insurancs-LIFE r. FIRE are in.
vited to'call my office
Langdoa's Block, Corner Staie and Nam SIS.
and Obtain pamphlets snd particulars before insurng
elsewhere A. q. BROWN.
General Insurance a senr.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-02-28
Hon. W. T. Horrobin arrived home from
Europe on Monday of last week.

]
/ Banner
/ The Good Teraplars' are waging war
against the ram sellers in Beadsboro.
/ The authorities at POwnal are enforcing the
law against drunkenness and the " sOakers" "
are having a lively time.
! Betsy Baisdeu who died at Jacksonville,
Jan 23d, was ninety years and nine months
/ old. Her mother was ninety-one years and
/ two months old, and her grandmother was
ninety-one years old. Her greatgrand-
mother died at the age Of ninety-one years.
! Another grand raid on all the drinking
looms at Bennington took place a few days
ago.
4 party of lynx-eycd villagers from Ben
nington went after the lynx-hide that has
+ been seen so often in Woodford lately. They
report that there is some mistake about the
animals exact location
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Jarius Leach, aged 81. and wife, - of
I Lyndon who live in the Hoyt neigbborhood,
recently took a team and drove 10 st Adams
and back on a visit. Few people of that
age would dare to risk such a journey alone.
The contest between Hardwick and Green's
I bOro, over n new mail route from Craitsbury,
is decided by the establishment OF the route
. from Greensboro.
Mr. II ID of Walden cot his horse through
the railroad bridge in Greensboro last week,
injuriDg him SO shat be had to be killed.
cuIrrENpEN COUNTY.
/ some oi 'Aa 'eI'9l. ans oh Ouu'cu street
recently 7nl ~ E1h.y y ~ Gei III ~. an-
'ICH- maui F." rs T-'- , 'HH c,''7pe1 IA iion'
- ~ ~ - "a Nv Nv -
'"ot '1N'"7 -0''0 va ~ I070uN' Ia
i1e '"0 ii-" ''oN' Dur '''g''" '''s
'ss''
Burglars entered the Je"elry store OF
George simpson IN burlington on sunday
. evening, but were a.aEmsi by some one enter
ing by the 'front.' door anu escaped without
any spoi@- There was a ialse alarm OF fire
'''Ht the same TIME "Aieh T. supposed TO
.'''' '-0' ~, ~ '.'. $50 F''+'' ''''- %
-hN 80 ".
=, + ',' II. =, a.Is
i.-r-;---,i -, $50 -, - o.
Dale and Thomas Bartlett of Lyndon. and
other distinguished gentlemen are to be
present
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
The rouulatfsn of Swanton in 1870 was
$500 and 10 is now over 5000 So much
for the Portland ard 0 xIens5urgh railroad
Several Gentlemen from abroad have been
visiting So ntJn during the last lew days
with 4 view Of engaging i'm business. They
report themselves as fvoraby Impressed
with the prospect Of IT. becoming a prosper
out city, with the junction there OF tn
Portland and OZdcuslurgh raIlrJa1 /, and the
extension Of it 70 the Lake
W. W. Reyes has Old the Commercial
Hotel, on River street, wanton, to John T.
Gibbs, i'r $4,000.
st. AtUA>s.-Johu b. blanchard was on
Saturday hound uu 70 the County Court
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-02-28
aa.ac a FIfnf,s Estate.

ms SUBSCRIBERS. having been appointed by
the II saorsbie Probate Court fer the District q
WASHINGTON commissioners. TO receive examine and
adjust a claims and demands Of all persons, gsinst
taz esss-e Of Isaac A Flint, late Ct Roxbu5y,
in s district deceased, represented nsOlve1t, and
ne rrr oil SIX months from the fiat day of March,
1872 hevc SLOWED by said court 10 the creditors Of said
dece1sed0 exhibit and prove their respective claims
before Us GIVE notice that will attend the du-
les Of cHr appointment at the dwelling house Of
Trv o. Flint iu38oyburv. ssid District, the first
Thursday Of Juneau Sspter Der a. niue O'Clock
2 the foreuuauun each of said days
ZADOC z. FULLER- ,-.--.,,---
DEWITT BLANCHARD, OoNii' r.
February Il. s. p. 1872 F9w3
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Connecticut Mutual
LIFE INSURANCE co.
OF HARTFORD. conn.

ASSETS over ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 0030oO
Its LARGE DIVIDENDS reduces the actual cost OF
Insurance 20 less than any other Company.
Local AGENTs WANTED PARTS OF VEENoNr
a. c. BROWN, General Agent.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-02-28
FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANIES.

Rs- Persons DESTROYS at havi INSURANCE placed i'm
OUND COMP ANiES, REASONABLE RATES.
~ md ready and willing t. do their bush ess
ALI. LOSSES LITERALLY ADJUSTED AND
PROMPTLY PAID At THIS OFFICE.
a q. BROWN, Agent.
Office "a Langd0n's Block,
CIoTaer OF State and Main Streets
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-02-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


wish those who have NOS paid their Jauuary bills Z,
Il settle them before Ma ch 18th. have heavy bill
10 meet and must have the money. Accou Hts due be
oie January 1T viii be lett win ATTORNEY
for collection. e. T. FULLER q Mt.
Mrufpelisr. Feb. 2tth. -9R3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-02-28
GRAFT
Min eral F ertilizer.
Destroyer of Insects.
Warra nted represented

DAVIS, THAYER & Co. Propr's Littieton, y II
wARDE, HUMPHREY & DODGE, General agent.
Concord, y. H..
70 WHOM A. ORDERS SHOULD RE AnDEEssrn.
Agents wanted in sv ~ town. send Tor De.eriptive
Circulars.
Sold in Montpelier by Barley = pars.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-02-28

Waterbury Vi. Feb. 70, ls7o
The only genuine Mineral Fertilizer Nan
ufacturtd in New England.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-02-28
I eREAT CHANCELLOR AGENTS

ii Do Won want an agency. local or travelling with
- an opportunity 10 make $ 10 $50 day selling
. our new . strand White Wire Clothes Liness
81 They last forever, sample free. Send fIO cit
~ Guitar. Address at once Hudson River Wire
- W-lkS, cor. Water y. and Maiden Lane,
oI546 " Rando 'ph 81. Chicago. FMsw4
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TEB ONT STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-02-28

s~ay.. ors, 59.---. l.ny,i,7e
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IllR Lib ER 4.
Or. Wells Ext. OF Jurubeba

is confidently recommended every family as house
hold remedy and should freely taken in all range
the system gives health, vigOr and tone %
all the vital forces and aninates and tortes all weak
and lymphaIic Compartments.
JOHN q. KELLOGG, Is Plat ST., n.
Sole agents foI the United States.
Price one Dollar per bottle. Send tor Circular.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-02-28
DiSSOIntiOn Of C0partnerShin

FINhe paTfoeTshp eNT-tInC HlN-T NE NTm ;.
Brown < 60 II this daV cI-- we'd hN u4uIuai cor
sent. All Ii Utilities II tie firm WI be drchsrg 8,
: Brown and a . debts due the hrn paid Q.
hIm >IjNtN BR0fVv.
GEORGE W. ATKINS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-02-28

RUTLAND COUNTY.
There are twenty marble mills in Rutland
county. in which are 200 gangs of saws, each
Gang having about twenty-five saws About
fftv gangs in different mills arc at present
idle from various causes. the most apparent
one beng from want Of capital.
Sheldon Bliss of Castleton has sold his
wool for 65 cents 2 pound 1t amounted to
IS 600
The hotel porters at Rutland are prohibited
from soliciting passengers in the railroad
depot.
The town Of Pawlet claims but three or
four Of the seventeen +" first class drunkards .
that town is entitled to as its proportion Of
Rev. Mr.. Stone
A fire in Rutland Sunday morning, the
% inst. destroyed the grocery store of John
Cook. Lippincott and JenneSs' coppersmiths
shops, Faulkner's bakery, Bates harness
shop and Martelle's paint shop on Center
street There are also six families residing
il the same building. Loss, $50 900; in
sured for $4,000.
There was another fire Monday morning
about ten o'clock, supposed to be incendiary,
/ in Nonparel Block, owned by F. 4. futile
and occupied by II. f. Adams as a jewelry
store. The stock and building were dam
aged considerably, but covered by insurance
| SUICIDE -Ephraim Rand OF Pittsford
aged 60 years, committed suicide Thursday
morning, at the Douglass House. Brandon
by hanging himself with scarf from th'
towel roller in the wash room.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-02-28

4 eompleta History Of his lite and EXPLOITS from
pc dIar hoyto a * Ing among FinaHciers
TTTs rRI1-,fP as AID FAILURES. How LIVED AND
t5,v ts IIED Illustrated. Price by Mail, so cents
D FA8w4
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-20
AN EPITAPH.
Here uader this sod
And under these trees
Is buried the bod.
y of Solomon Peass.
But here in this hole
Lies only bis pod,
HIS soul 10 shellpd out
And gone up 10 God.

The, ,vspsei NELL on The Dtman run, men.
toned last week is doing 25 barrels.
Andrews, BY l. Co.'s No. / Ashbscb run
has increase from 80 to 60 barrels per day.
No. 2 was tubed on Tuesds , and Is doing
fully 100 barrels.
Foggnn, on same property Is about: to
tube, this well made an excellent show while
drilling in the sand.
The Furnace well 90 actually doing 3
barrels per day.
The new we'll, N. Z. of Sandy is still be-
ing drilled, they are AZ feet in the saud, and
when last besrd from had q fand pump
stuck; this well has been drilled wet which
of course materially. interferes with speedy
completion. Emlenton Sun.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-20

There 10 an account !in . San Francisco
paper Of sale which an ingenious mschanic
constructed and declared TO bs absolutely
burglar proof. To eouvincs the incredu-
lous OF this tact, he placed one 'houssdd
dollar bill 10 bis pocket, had himself locked
into the safe, with an ample supply of pro-
visions, declaring hs would give the money
to the man who unfastened the door. All
the blacksmitts and burglars and carpen-
ters iu the State have been busy for week
boring and blasting and beating at the safe,
and the man 10 there yet He has whisper
cd through the key hole ltbst hs will make
reward $4,000 If somebody will only le'
him cut. Fears are entertained that the
whole concern will have to be melted down
in . blast furnace before be 10 rslssssd, and
it is proposed to pass through The ksyhols o.
fire proof jacket to prevent The invsn'er
while the iron 10 melting.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-20
Gold at / p. N. l0oK

The runorsd tchems Of sigapsic combi-
nation among certain rein.rai ind the N Y
@, Erie, Penusylvsnia Cent L l. n
y. and Oil Creek- Railroads, to control the
purehsss: ::.pd Shapmens OF crude and refined
oil from tht teiou, has been the subject q
much ccnvarss.ion and .r.eGNSu' among
producers and oil men &ssSRal. to-day
The prevailing opinion sappssrs to be :hat
should any .ges- ,ssems Of robbery and
swindliDg bs Attempted, sbo.rs.uIt would be
tie establishment Of half dcz.n pipe lines
ssd the completion Of the half built rail-
ways despite tho opposition Of mouopolists,
within the aext thirty or sixty days. Ths
producers mean bssintfs, we should jadQe,
aud once this plan Of robbery is instituted
twill result tiu disastrous failure 10 the
ring" Of plottsrs Who propose to "pu. mp
The job" "Thers'iI be . wsepin' an .
wsilin', an snssh,u o teeth among the
sshsmsrs, when tbsprodueers combine 10
transpor their own oil, despite OF railroads
snd refining monopolies.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-20

The habit Of young ladies, no one else
would think Of doing suca thing, ofslesp-
ing In .'room where a kerosene lamp 10
burning low, 10 said 10 be the direct ean's
ofpsuy nrst class head acbsa Some Of the
kpdsomsst corpses which attract the at
teAtion Of the public are obtained in this
manner and should serve a. = warning to
those fair ones who are afraid to sleep alone
in Q dark rcsm.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-20

"Nollis, shut the door; it's awful cold 10
her,!p was tho remark Of an lAlbany bus
band 40 he hung bis coat on hitchine' post
and prepared to retire on curb stone, un.
der the impression that he had arrived dt
homo.
A yeune girl was prscticiug the "Batus
Prague" on piano in Brooklyn, on Sstuf
day last After she had played for Two
hours q burglar shot at her through tho
window, but, to the grief of the neiyshOf
hood, missed bsr.
Horace H. Day is the latest candidsss toe
Presldsnt Of tho United States. His day
has not yet come.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-20

Last night brace of friends were out on
q little ',jambores" and one of them, . long
specimen Of . man shaped about like an old
fashioned clothes pin, got pretty full Of the
''good old stuh," 20 much so that the psdes-
trisn part Of him almost refused to perform
its customary work. The other was little
more judicious, aod took his drinks less
linked" He was only whs. might be cali
I'd about "thres sheets in, the wind" and
% "clothss pin" felt rich and imagined he
must have an omnibus 10 carry him home,
none being handy. the less inebriated indi-
vidual took the character Of an omnibus,
and shouldered bis helpless companion and
started down wssbingtou street with him,
bearing his burden nobly. 1t was . funny
sight to see '.the omnibus rolling home with
CLOTHES pio on it's back, resting comfortably
under . full cargo Of Bast's old stock als.--
How far the "pilgrims journsyed through
this vale of tears" our informant saith not
but It 10 fair to presume they arrived safely
AZ toe "haven, of rest" It's wonderful how
The sgood old stuf does act on people, as
Brick Pomroy says: "'Tis passing strange
vsltsr. my boy, but 70, 'sis true."
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-20

The existing temperance law in Ohio and
Itioois-tbe same ineach-is not an uualloy.
ed success 9. Petitions are being offered 10
the Ohio Legislature asking for tie repeal
Of the provision which makes the liquor
seller liable in dsmsges to the wife or tam.
lily of the drunksrd-on the ground thai
grsa. frauds are being. g..psrpetrated under II
BY -cOn~spirscies Of husbands aud. wives ia
muict ths saloon keepers And in the lllio
ois Legislature bill has already been iu.
troducsd to repeal the entire law, 20 recent.
ly passed.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-20

T In the Roberts vs.. D,cksy torpedo suiti,'
Judge McKennsn has just rendered deos-
lon, The basis of which is that II secures 10
Roberts the sole right TO make and sell tor
pedoes for oil wells. Roberts claim is for
the explosion Of gunpowder or ito squiva.
lent in the OIL bearing rock, properly In
closed 10 . shell or case aud fired by any
means known to explode shells, torpsdoes or
cartridges under water. The dscisisn Of
judge McKennan seems to preclude the
possibility of dsvisins any process OF torps-
doing oil wells that will svads the Roberts
patent
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-20

Through omittipg 10 join the Washing.
touisss Mr.. Abrams OF the Sixth Ward slept
10 chair on Saturday nigh. with one foo,
In dish of pancake batter. On awaken
ing and confronting tho spestsels 10 ,hs
morning the startled wretch shouted to hi:
vile, ''Ssrab Jane, there's . rat in.tbs bat.
ter" sad didn't discover the difference ua.
til hs attempted to remove 1t with . fork.
Danbury News.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-20

The Coursu! say; te.s a, hor'e-car driver
in New Haven has been left $450.000 BY
Mig Ancls In China. The Chicago Post says
that 10 only Gesp'laid plot 10 get credit
for two hot whiskies on cold morning
Lot no saloon keepers in New Haven trust
that horse car driver. unless be brings bis
dead uncle from China into the saloon In
one hand and the $3.50, 900 in the other.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-20
As usual the Petroleum Monthly for Feb

As usual the Petroleum Monthly for Feb-
'rusry, IL nl.ed with entertaining reading,
facts and statistics, relative to the petro-
lsum interests Of Pennsylvania and else
where. Thoseof our oil men who have not
read it should procure copy and peruse its
contents. Tsrms-ss,oO per annum. Ad-
dress Bowman g. Linn, publishers, Oh City.
Pa.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-20

A marriage in high life occurred in town
this forenoon, BY (Which two hearts that
heat as one; two souls with kindred
tbough.s," were made happy The BRIDE
groom . ejoiees in the name Of Hsrby, (no
relation to roots and herbs) and the fair
young bride has the romantic name Of Belle
Malone, (not the Naheue that died young
and 10 waiting for her bersft lover At hsav.
sab gstej, but Ashons that 10 beautifnl
to look upon "ths star Of Oil Greek, the
lily Of Funkvills Flsts. The beauteoul
Miss Jennie -, acted % bridesmaid, and
Mr.. Porter Hill, . relative Of old English
Porter mixed with whiskey, served The
groom likewise. Everything passed of in
good shape, and "tbe marriage bells fairly
rang for joy" over this most suspicious un
ion Of hearts and hands. The good scow
Arkansas has been fitted up in luxurious
style, and will float away the happy couple
a. soon soon IS the ice breaks up, on their
wedding tripto Bull Run. Stand of City,
and other foreign poria May the gentle
south winds blow over Bennsboff Hill. and
bear the stsunch craft swiftly along. So
say all the boys!
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-20

g. The bsdy Of an unknown man wssiound
In the Allegheny river, near Kiuzus, War
rem county, on Sunday, Feb lltb. The
body was entirely naked, and from tue
nsrks about the head It 10 supposed be was
murdered. A coronsr's- inquest was held
aud verdict OF death from unknown caussi
was rendered.