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New-York tribune., 1874-05-18
INCIDENTS OF THE OVERFLOW.

WONDERFUL ESCAPE OF MRS. HARDING Ar LEEDS
NARROW ESCAPES FROM DRowNING-RELiEF
MEETINGS AND AID FOR THE FLOODED DISTRICT
FUNERAL SERVICES AT WILLIAMSBURG.
SPRINGFIELD May 17-Of thrilling incidents ana
interesting tails there is absolutely no end From
q large mass collected by the reporters OF Ihe Re-
publican in the various villages, the following are
selected as the most striking
A AMIRACULoUs ESCAPE FROM DROWNING.
A most wonderful rescue, and probably the only one
of an adult person. from the flood ITSELF at Leeds was
that OF Mrs. Mary c. Harding sister OF MISS 'iaIiA
Clark Of this city, She at work on the secohu hoor
Of the Nonotuck silk factory when the alarm was gwen
and hardly had she reached the ground when
the shout was raised, Run across the bridge" she
started leading the whole company. But soon the cries
were of another sort. "Come back" and Don't go
over" were sounded SIDE 1t was too late Tor
Mrs. Harding, though. She was on the bridge
and going back was perilous as gong lor-
ward She ran as seldom woman ran before, ana no
sooner had she and perhaps half dozen others
the further shore, than an immense mass Oh ueprlS
struck the bridge which went down with crasn' CAT
rying with il six girls and women, VINO were
Just little too late. Tho woman kept on running ior
Rosss store, making, she AYERS, pretty good tinc'
while her companions who had crossed the prdse' Gu
tered the fated boarding house. She passed the
little gate near the bridge, and siust gos through
the larger gate below the - steps leading
IN ,he store when the water rushed up carried or the
gate and threw her down near the lower stair. Luckily
two men were on the bank and she was drawn up ana
not minute too soon, for just then the steps Went on
and the three seek safety higher up the shore
escape from the bridge, from the descending oeDs'
from the chances Of entering the house as her COM
pauons did and from the water afterwards makes MIS-
Hardng's case lmost marvellous one. ehe oniy' Vi
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An ABUNDANCE OF AMUsEMENTs.-
Our people have no reason 10 complain
Of lack Of smusements this week. We
believe the Wheeling public has never
before had such variety Of entertain
ments as during the present month. This
week especially will long be remembered
by all, In brIet summary Of what has ben
and what will be presented to our notice
within ten days after Thursday last we
have the following; On Thursday evening
the Theo. Thomas Orchestra gave con,
cert, and on Friday and Saturday evenings
and Saturday afternoon the Wallace
Sisters occupied the Opera House. On
Saturday evening Novelty Theatre
was opened for the season in Washing
ton Hall. On Monday evening Mr. E
L. Davenport appeared in Hamlet"
Last night Panorama Of Egypt and the
Holy Land was exhibited in the Fourth
Street n. Z. Church; and We must no,
omit Council, which was in session.
JaCkleY's Vienna Circus will show in
Centre Wheeling to-day and tomorrow.
The Fall Meeting Of the Driving
Park Association commences to-day, TO
continue three days. Tomorrow night
Madame anauschek will appear in MARY
Stuart" Santord's Old.Time Minstrels
will sing their quaint old songs on Fri.
day and Saturday evenings, and sa;ur.
day afternoon. On Monday night Jo-
seph Jefferson will sleep the sleep oil
twenty years in "Trip Van Wrinkle" So
far, all have been literally patronized.
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During the twenty.iour hours endIns
last evening the river fell two inches
leaving 8 feet 0 inches in the channel.
Business in steamboat circles continues
to be devoid OF interest. We need sbou
tWenty'tour hours Of rain before we car
expect a good stage of water. Their
everything will brighten up.
The Mallie Rsgon LETT for ParkersburQ
at her usual hour. The Science will bl
today's packet.
The local packets continue to run
with tolerable success.
The Rankin is expected to arrive from
Marietta today, in order to transport the
vienna Circus down the river.
lBy Telegraph
PrTfsBuRaH, October 20-River ion,
cool. N'OUOJ Huo
CAIRO, October 2O.-Arrived-HEo
Jaeger and City Of Chester, from Al
Louis, Departed-Commonyealth. for
81. Louis. River 8 feet 10 inches AND
falling, Weather clear, with the m uTo
EVANSVILLE, October Weather
clear. Mercury AZ to 6s. River fsiIins
with 3 leet on the gauge. Down-DIcE,
johnson, F. NJ. Miller, B. H Cooke a
gp-Geo; Roberts, Arlington, Silver
Thorn, Business very light, '''
CINCINNATI, October 20.-Riyer a tee,
0 inches and falling. 'e''
LOUISVILLE, October 2O.-Riyer falling
3 leet = inches in canal, 10 inches in In.
dian chute. Clear and moderatipg.
ST. Louis, October 2O,-Arfiyed-
johnson, from st. Paul, Babbnge, from
Cairo, Mollie Moore, Atlantic and Nav.
hover, from New Orleans, ST LnEe
from the Missouri river, and Grand
Tower, from Memphis. DepsrtedNHeI.
ena, Tor Ylcksburg, and johnson, Tor ST.
Paul. River falling slowly, and the
channel to Cairo is cutting out. Weather
Captain Joseph Kinney sold TO-DAY IN
5ls son, j. B. Kinney, the steamer Kste
hinney and barge Noble for 600 900. sbe
Will DO put in the Southern trade al once s
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AeuE CoNQUERoR; No QU1NNE, NO
ARSENIC, NO PoIsoNs.- is strong
language, as Physicians and Chemists
have for years tried 10 compound a pre-.
parstion that would entirely cure FEVER
AND AGuR without the use Of strong medi.
ci9es such as Quinine, Arsenic and other
polsons Injurious to the system. There ia
no case OF Fever and Ague, Intermittent
OF Bilious FeVsrs, CoDgestive Chills,
Night SWeats, Liver Complaints, &C., that
Ihls remedy will not cure at once and per.
m9Hnently. It purlfes the Blood, Liver,
spleen, and all 'secretory organs 80 efl
iectually that the Chills will not return
during the season, even when persons
nave had them for years. Sold by ali the
Martins Ferry. eod-sW
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HELNBoLD's BUcHU is still in the 70.
NTH Of its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helnbold, the cele-
brated medicine is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and is
sold by all respectable druggiats. 1t is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware OF counter
teits. Genuine has proprietors private
stamp John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. dAw
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BURNED TO DEATH.
Two Small Children the vic,I,

Two Small Children the Victims.
About eight o'clock on Sunday even,
Ing little daughter Of VIM. Eckels
who lives OF Glen Easton, while playing
about the house accidently set her clothes
on fire. Before assistance could be render
cd she was so badly burned that she sur
vived only a few hours. The unfortunate
child was only about two and q half years
old.
Another ard similarly unfortunate &C.
currencc to the one noted SboVe occurred
In the vicinity Of "Slaoktown," above the
Top MIL, yesterday morning. A daughter
Of Robert Carr was SO badly burned that
che died in the course Of q few hours.
The Tpar .icalsrs Of this sad catastrophe
are ~ Ullows: About 2 o'clock In the
moralDg Mrs. Carr went to the house oil o
reighbor for the purpose Of baking some
bread, leaving her little daughter, aged
about nine years, alone in the house. A
few moments afterwards the neighbors
were startled by the cries oil the child,
and upon entering the house found her
enveloped in flames. In playing about
the fire her clothing had caught fire, and
when found her flesh was 60 badly
burned thst 1t was not considered posi-
bic that she would live. The sufferer lin.
gered in great agony until evening, when
she died, Carr is o miner, in the employ
of Mr. N thinner, and Is in destitute cir
cumstsnces. Mr.. thinner came down
town yesterday, and procured a burial
permit from Squire Gillespy, who
thought there was no necessity for an in
quest.
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SECOND FALL MERTrNG.-As has been
extensively announced, the second fall
meeting Of the Island Driving Park will
commence To- day, and continue until
Friday evening. A large number Of first
class horses have arrived, and considera-
BILE sport may be expected. Meesra.
Hancher & Umpleby have been untiring
In their efforts to make this meeting a
success, and we trust that their expects
tons will be realized.
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SOMETHING NEw.-ln passing Halls
Photograph Gallery on Main street, we
saw what we took alta distance to DO q
large Cabinet Organ, but on closer ex.
animation II turned out to be an enor.
nous Camera Box. Upon enquiry we
were informed that IL was the largest
box ever brought into the State. The
public may soon look for a treat In the
way Of fine extra large size portraits made
with this machine and put in their win
dows Tor examination and admiration.
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PERSONAL Rev. ]. G. Armstrong, oil
st. Matthew's Church, left yesterday for
Hannibal, No., with the intention Of
bringing his wife and child back with
him.
Rudolph Reichman, E;q., the celebrated
artist from Washington, D. C, Is a guest
OF Prof Roe's at the Wheeling Female
College. The very fine portrait OF Prof.
Roe's, on exhibition at Nichols store, is
a specimen Of Mr. Reichman's work.
Mr.. Dan Albert, formerly Of this city,
more lately OF Madison, Wis, has estab-
llshed himself at Fsirmont in the watch,
clock and jewelry business.
Captain Millhouse, oil Evansville, a for
mer resident Of Martins Ferry, is visiting
friends in the latter place.
DR.. Humphrey, Of Mt. Vernon, was at
the Grant House yesterday.
Mr. VIM. Woodsides, pSymaster Of the
B. & o. Railroad, was taken suddenly
and seriously i'll at Martinsburg the other
day. He was taken TO Baltimore in q
special car, and Is now improving.
Miss Sue Linch, Of La Belle, will leave
to-day for Pittsburgh, where she will
spend few weeks with friends.
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JACKETS VIENNA CIRCUS .-Accord-
ing 10 announcement elsewhere in our
columns, Jackley's Vienna Circus will ex =.
hibit in this city today and tomorrow,
on the lot corner Main and 22d streets.
This show has been stationed in Cincin-
natl during the summer, and received dur
ing its sojourn in that city many favor
able notices from the press. Under the
able and efficient management o! Mr..
Mike Lipmau, an experienced Snowman,
it could not but do Otherwise. A fine
array of talented performers are announc.
ed, besides several new and novel acts
never before performed in this country.
The reputation Of the Jackley Family
alone is sufficient to draw q crowd, be.
sides other well known artists. Two per-
iormances will be given daily, commenc-
ing al 2 and 8P. N.
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Mr.. Pannell objected TO hearing any
statements Of this kind from Mr.. Smith,
not out Of dlscourtesy 10 that officer, hui
on the ground that Council had no bust
ness TO allow the estimates made by Mr..
Smith 10 enufe to the advan tage Of those
who might become bidders for the work
OF excavation and masonry.
After much talk on the subject, the
action Of the Second Branch accepting
the report Of the committee was con.
Cured In.
The Committee on Cemeteries reported
the sale Of lots in the City Cemetery 10
the amount Of SlT2 %, recommending
the confirmation OF sales and the issue Of
deeds for same, and the action Of the Sec.
ond Branch In agreeing thereto was APP
proved.
The report Of the Committee on Police
recommending tho payment Of bills 10
the amount $2S rs approved by the
second branch was concurred in.
The Conference Committee on Water
Assessments reported that they had fixed
the assessment upon cigar manufacturers
at three dollars as specific tax, and in
addition thereto three quarters Of q cent
per 1000 cigars made, and that upon
brewers they had agreed upon q special
assessment Oi twenty-five dollars for each
and every brewery and in addition there
10 q tax Of six cents per barrel Of beer
or ale manufactured.
A long discussion ensued upon what
was termed the vogue and unsatisfactory
method, or rather, the absence OF any
definite basis upon which the Assessor
could govern himself in carrying
out the design Of the Committee. The
report was finally referred to the Com.
mittee on Water Works with instructions
to frame an ordinance in accordance with
the spirit thereof.
The report Of the Committee on Grades,
recommending q change OF grade in GER
tain streets and alleys, approved by the
Second Branch, was concurred in.
The resolution Of the Second Branch,
allowing Superintendent Cum minis to
draw $500 for the payment Of lands, was
concurred In.
The action Of the Second Branch in
accepting cession Of ground for an alley
to run from 9Th street TO Alley 5, be-
tween Main and Market streets, from par
ties owning the property fronting on said
Market and Main streets, was concur.
red in.
The action Of the Second Branch, eu-
thorizing the purchase Of 5000 feet Of
water pipe, and the laying Of pipe on
Warren street 10 north end Of Joseph
Werner's house, also the laying Of a
crock sewer in alley 5, was concurred in,
and on motion the Second Branch ad-
journed to meet on Friday evening next.
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DIRECTORS MEETIEG.-There having
been no President for the Children's
Home chosen at the recent election ior
officers Of that institution, tho Directors
held o meeting for organization ct the Of.
fee Of List, Davenport s. Parks, at three
o'clock Monday afternoon. John l.
Hobbs, Esq, presided, and B. Davenport
Esq, acted as Secretary in the absence
of Mr.. Stiiel. For President OF the Home
William B. Simpson was unanimously
chosen. S. B. Bsrnitz was re elected
Chairman Of Directors, and L. c. stilel
Secretary.
For Lady Managers the following were
selected: hrs. W, l. Butler, Mrs. ]. R.
Dickey, Mrs. ]. J. Jones, Mrs. G. Lamb
MrP, G. Ogleby, Mrs. L. Mix, Mrs. D. G
List, Mrs. P. Harden, Mrs. G. Norton
Mrs. G. W. Frsnzheim. Mrs. A. W. KEEL
ly, Miss Mollie Hesrn, Mrs. ]. B. Bristow
Miss Jane G. Bennett, Miss Annie Nc
ClaIn, Mrs. S. o. Taylor, Mrs. George K.
Wheat, Miss N. N. Hallowell, Mrs. ]
Brown, Miss julia N. Atkinson, Mis-!
Lizzie McKCnnon, Mrs. N. V. Campbell
Mrs. L. A. Hagsns, Ms. r. H. Cummins
Mrs. ]. L, Hobbs, Mrs, Bell Mendel. The
vacancy caused by the death Of Mrs
Barnitz was filled by the selection Of
Mrs, N p, Remmlck-
Collecting will now be commenced in al
the Districts, and the needs of this excel
lent institution being great, good report
Ghould come from the district collectors
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REPORT OF THE GRAND JURY.-The
Grand Jury Of the Circuit Court, after be.
ing in session abou! a day and hall, yes-
terdsy submitted their report and were
discharged. The following true bills were
found; VIM. II. Austin, indicted for
grand larceny, with count for ielonious
conviction OF ielopyi Albert Ray, in
dicted Tor grand larceny; VIM. G. Carman,
indicted for Illegally and feloniously seiz-
ing, taking away and secreting the child
OF another; Kinson Gray, indicted for
grand larceny; Frank Ford, indicted for
grand larceny Thomas Hughes, indicted
Tor shooting with intent to main, dis
figure, disable and kill; Taylor strauder,
indicted for murder; Samuel D. Tippett,
indicted Tor embezalement and grand lar
ceny; j. Darlington, indicted for forgery
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-21

TIE WEBER PIANO VrcroRIous.-The
Weber Piano has Just received the first
premium over all competitors at the Gin
ctnnAh Exposition. The committee de-
cided that for depth, power, sweetness,
brilliancy, perfect equality Of tone and
elasticity Of touch, 1t has no equal.
WIN. Il. sHEIB, Sole Agent.
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FOUND AT IAsT-the best place for
the finest assortment Of Ladies' Misses
and Children's Button Shoes in the city,
consisting Of the popular makes Of E. @.
Burt and R. R:CroWn. Brand Shoes on
sufficient widths Of Lasts. Call and OK.
anime the above before purchasing else
where. All goods warranted.
JERRY CLRMRNa.
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CLOAKS! CLOAKS!

Ladies', we caIiyour atten.
tlon to the handsomest and
cheapest cIoaks ever offer
cd In this city. We desire
you to call and examine
rhem, knowing when you
do so you will be surprised
to see such fine Imported
garments offered at such
low figures. We have TWEEN.
ty'flVe different styles to
show you, from SO to $50,
and we guarantee them
cheaper than you can buy
them elsewhere.
Emanuel Emsheimer,
IlO6 Main Street,
ThIrI Store below Corner OF Eleventh 81.
Ocl7
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THE Vienna Circus exhibited in Barnes.
vile yesterday, and will arrive here this
morning. From here the show will be
transported by water, visiting towns along
the Ohio below us.
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THE sale oil reserved seats for Madame
Janauschek will be continued to-day.
The Family Circle sheet reserve will open
this morning. and we have no doubt they
will be readily taken, as they are con-
sidered the best seats in the house.
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1MMENsE OYSTER Bus1NEss-Msrtlp,
the Great Central Dining Room man,
has served up in bis unspproachable
style about four hundred hall cans OF
fresh oysters in the last two weeks.
Everybody says he can't DO beat in the
way he serves up oysters. Try him: he
has one Of the best cooks in the city. No.
100 Market street, opposite the City
Building.
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NOVELTY THEATRE AT WASHINGTON
HALL To-NIGHT.-T. Laramie makes a
speech about crusaders, religious people
and whisky drinkers, showing where each
and every one are the creatures Of circum.
stances or the dupes Of fashion.
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The sale oil reserved seats for Madame
Janauschek will be continued to-day.
The Family Circle sheet reserve will open
this morning, and we have no doubt they
will DO readily taken, as they are con-
sidered the best seats in the house.
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ARES'T the thieves gradually becoming
the calmest and coolest members Of
soctetyS Pretty soon they will walk ur
and mske their selections in broad day.
light, aud ask q man to send tho things
to them by express.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-21

GRAND opening Of the latest styles in
Fall and Winter Millinery this and every
day throughout the season, and OF popu-
lar prices, at the leading Millinery and
Notion house oil SPRYER Bios.
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Pool selling on Thursdays races, first
day OF the fall races, will take place at the
Mcclure House this evening at 8 o'clock,
under the management Of the proprielors
of the race course.
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The victorious Democracy" did rot
hold Publication meeting at the Filth
Ward Market House last evening, as ex-
pected, Many Of them have been in a
Jolly condition ever since the election,
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$40 10 $1,000 invested in Stocks and
Gold pays 200 per cent a month. Send
for particulars. Tumbridge 6 Co., Bank
ers, 2 Wall ST., N. Y. d&w
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QheGttetiIqence1;
WEDNESDAY,, OCT. 81, 1874.
New Adrertisemcnt..

A. L. Rice s Co.
Base Ball.
Stcreoscopic Views.
HyaCinths and CrOcus Bulb5.
Wanted-Trsveling Salesman.
One Hundred Dollars Reward.
Carpets.
Furs Cleaned and Repaired.
Wanted to Rent-Piano.
Mr. JaCkley, OF Jack!ey's Circus.
In the Municipal Court.
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SALE OF THE STEAMER RANxN.-The
steamer Jas. E. Rankin was yesterday
sold by the Wheeling and Cincinnati
Transportation Co. to Capt. G. M. Cole,
Of Belpre, Ohio. The price paid was
$500. The Rankin is now at Marietta,
but will probably come up to this city
and transport the Vienna Circus down
the river.
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THAT was a beautiful thought o, the
poet that "Woman clings to man like the
ivy" But is It always true How MANY
bald.headed men can testify that no
woman ever chung 10 them like the ivy
but what she let go like q grappling.iron.
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A FULL line Of Youths Boys and
Children's Clothing constantly on hand
at J. Emsheimer's Clothing Emporium,
1l09 Main street.
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HANG out our bannersy' enthusiastic.
cAliy exclaimed q Democratic politician
'he other day, and a Republican re-
sponded, "Your banners be hanged r.
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The Jackson Touring mills at the
south end of the stone bridge, have been
purchased by MIR. A. ]. Osborne, o! tie
Seventh Ward, for 81, 100.
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For the largest and most complete
stock of Millinery and Notions in this
city, and at popular prices, call on
EPRYRR Bios,
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APPOINTED PosTMAsTER.-F. R. Hass.
Ter has been appointed postmaster at
jackson @. H, W, Va, rie. q. A. Arm
strong, resigned.
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HAND SCALDED.-A little son Of G. Aul
had his hand badly scalded by boiling
water the other day.
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THERMOMETER RECoRD.-The follow
ins shows the range oil the temperature
as observed at Silvey's Drug Store, cor.
u2r opposite the Post Office yesterday:
sA1. In 'FE' Ten
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Mrs. swABACEBR, 1901 Main street
announces to the public that she has taken
the agency for the popular Butterlck
Pattern, known TO be the best and most
perfect. Trimmings can also be had tc
match every pattern. Ladies please call
Tor your catalogues.
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The Grand Jury Of the Circuit Court
yesterday finished their labors and were
discharged.
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TAKE in your valuable flowers before
the roots are killed.
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THE present weekis probably without
a parallel in the amusement records Of
our CITY,
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The Knights Of PythisS who excurted
to Cameron returned home yesterday
morning.
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sAuER KRAUr is likely 10 be scarce
this winter in consequence Of the ravsges
OF innumerable green worms eating the
cabbage.
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The Second Fall Meeting of the Island
Driving Park commences to-day, ant
will continue three days.
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A NEW stock Of Jet Trimmings Just re-
ceived at swABAcKRRs,
1861 Main street.
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For Clothing and Gents Furnishing
Goods go to J. EmsheimeF's No. 1lOs
Main street.