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to the organ, and, with soarkllng eye and form
quivering as though with emotion, sang the
hymn, prefacinc II with the line from Luke that
is printed at the head Of the music;
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PEBsoNAL-Last evening our popu-
lar young townsman and genial friend,
DR.. Eugene Hoge, was married TO Miss
Catherine b. Wilson, at the residence of
the bride. The wedding was strictly
private, the relatives of the parties
alone being present The Doctor
is an estimable gentleman, and
rapidly rising TO prominence in his
profession. If he is as fortunate
in everything IN life, as he has been in
his matrimonial venture, he will be one
truly to be envied. The bride is a niece
of DR.. George Baird, so well known in
this city.
4 Railroad Changs.-Mr. John W
Davis, who has for some time occupied
the position of agent and temporary pay
master with the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, it is understood, has
received the appointment of local agent
for Baltimore in the service of the North
ern Central Company, and will in due
time enter upon his new duties. In erect
ing their new depot buildings, &c, it is
represented Mr.. Davis will also give the
work some superintendent.
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COUNTY CouRT-Judge Cochran.

This Court met at o'clock Yesterday
morning.
In the chancery case Of Henry kurtz
rs. F. A. Ebert and others, II decree was
entered for the distribution Of money IN
the hands the commissioner.
In the case of Ii. {. IL j. Cots rs.
Isaac Colts, the demurrer to the dec!ara-
tions was overruled.
In the chancery case of Ann short,
executrix, csJ NJ. Short ct a., decree
was entered for the sale of certain real
estate.
James Reed, was appointed guardian
of James Albert Dunaway, orphan OF I.
c. Dunaway, bond 800.
In the cese of Duval Ur Ferret. jud@-
ment was rendered against the defend
ant for the costs.
In the case of the State rs. !. Besse,
indicted for selling liquor to miners, one
verdict of guilty, recognized perfected
and capios nd dndientpm J"'ici""'
awarded returnabc on the first day OF
next term.
In the case of Peck " Hubbard rs.
Jesse Duval ct. at, IN amended order
allowing lien in judgment for attorney
| fees was granted.
In the case OF Margaret Heather IS
Henry Schultz, an order allowing II stay
of execution for ninety days on execution
of bond of $3.50 to apply Tor writ OF ST.
perSsdeaS, was granted.
In the case of w. l.. johnson RS. Jonas
l.. Bumbarger, a mG,'d0"'"s t. officer
was issued, directing the delivery OF
goods. under claim redemption.
On the petition of the County Court
II writ of ad g,sod dam""Dt Wa granted
returnable on the first day Of next term
to open a road in Triadeiphia district
view to be made by the Sheriff and jury
on the first day of May next.
The Court adjourned until Court II
] course
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COUNCILMANIC NOTES.

The Second Branch did a great deal Oh
work last night and cleaned the table oy
ten o'clock.
The saloon men petitioned for the re-
duction of license for the coming year
The tax is too high.
Mr. Beltz. of the Sixth ward, got
after the chicken and dog fighters last
night. The Steubenville boys should
take notice.
The recommendation of the Gas Trus-
tees, for the reduction Of the price OF gas
from $3.50 to $3.50 per thousand cubic
feet, passed both branches of Council last
night. Bully.
Francisco Britt, the City Clerk has been
ordered to get / 900 hand bills with the
hog ordinance printed thereon. lie
thinks a photograph of the htethgeHee1'
local man in one corner would be good
thing and attract attention.
The owners Of hogs and "sich,' had
better make the necessary arrange
ments for pcnning them up. The hog
ordinance passed both branches of Coun-
Gil last night. Look out Tor rebellion
in some Of the wards.
The report of the committee on HALL
roads passed last night, requiring the
Citizens Railway Company to extend
their track to the southern extremity OF
the Sth Ward. The people Of that
neighborhood will now be happy.
Captain Koonheart, the good natured
Street Commissioner, credits our friend;
Mr.. Egerter, of the First Branch, with
the following poetical efusion:
No more shall be heard the familiar grunt,
Ofthe hog as he struts through the streets :;
The policeman club lsentlrely 10" blul''
To knock the swine OH their iecl'
Dr.. Logan made an excellent speech
and forcble argument, last night, in sus-
tanning the report of the Gas Trustees in
their recommendation for the reduction
of the price of gas. DR.. Logan plainly
illustrated the injustice done
consumers IN taxing them to pay for tho
extension of gas pipes and the general
improvement of the. gas works. His
argument had the desired effect, for the
of the Gas Trustees
passed without dissenting voice.
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ORGANIZED in 1881 reorganized in
1875. Fire and Marine Insurance Com-
panv, at Wheeling, w. Va, capital 500,
600. Office No. IS. Mcclure House Block
Directors: Andrew Wilson, Z. J. Stone
Jacob Berger, Alfred Caldwell, DR.. 7. II
Logan. VIM. a. Wilson, 5 Horkheimer.
Geo. II. Parks, John f. Wilson
Its prepared to take carefully select
ed risks on stores, dwellings, barns,
churches, river cargoes, &c.
The director, and stockholders are
mainly the same as the old Fire x Marine
Insurance Co. charter Of which expired
after a years Of continuous and success
full business.
Patronage respectfully solicited. Sat
i.faction a, to rates and fair dealing guar
auteed. {. II. COLLIER, SEC %
ANDREW WILSON, Pres.
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READ EVERY WORD
TO MAKE
ENOUGH
MONEY

In the next three months Ia keep YOU
year, any unemployed person between ihr
ages Off ana OShOuld TAX" an agency g."
1JIE ILLUSTRATED WIEN ~, u IiIk'' SIiI IL
ling, literary and family paper, IeS'b q
year pure, instructive, ana amusing; hnIl
Of its pages iull of beautiful pictures, lii'
other half containing ia" choicest READ
ing matter. JAMES PATTON cOntrlbutiug
editor. Like that great English paper, ih"
LDHdnn NitSlr0f,d NetrS, il Is highly molHIr
but entirely unScctHriHn and nOn-polill.
cal. During "A year IL furnishes over li"i
pictures, and TIA" equal org larg" uciaN"
volumes OF reading matter Ii gives
away. extra each week, "A lnrg" "uCiaN lu4r
/. lj2 in IA year, size l7X2i inches. Ih"S" ar"
exquisite Gtc dmiLS OF the finest steel rlI-
cravings, on heavy tinted paper VIII
margins suitable for traming,und ar" iiu'
Il fine art gallery every year. Besides, each
subscriber is presented with tho chrome
"GOld Fish, Fruits and Flowers, ~l..
2N2i5 feet, IN - oil cOlorS, painted J.,
Ramsey. Not only Ia" largest and fines
premium ever given, but the most wonder
FULLY beautiful chrome ever produced. y
is just the paper for which every body h|'
been wuitiug-largcr and finer than uHs
other, at half the usual cost. It's success,
NEARLY 1850 subscribers a day being r"-
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groSSiv". so iull OF useful rs well a. enter.
tanning matter Is This paper, that We
venture 10 assert that 10 every ihluhIu-
'bN'l NsiAlN ll's'llf 'tAA TnAtNT'
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worth fifty dollars. Agents This CONT.
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Gus and pronounced success. Every good
American takes at least one paper. OH.
course, lie takes this paper EccHusr j %
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cheapeSt-giyingag great bargain uu' thus
suits the hard times. II sells Itself. b..
quick, IL you want AN agency. This '.Hr
of tn" year amy agent can max" irn'
10 so per day. send three St0mfr
specimens and liberal terms, with Iyu'
from agents, subscribcrS,und press motto.
or, better yet, 10 save time. send 80 .
one" tor a complete oUtfi', ar m1s' '.
while you would otherwise be- wal '.
You are sure to TAX" hold anyhow. None
refunded II not perfectly satisfied. OBJ %
the territory you want is already urrur".
Address All orders 1Or specimens, >uh-''.
tons or outfits TO 7. j.. MOORE, Pub. -.
cr "Thc Illustrated Weekly l.. -. i..N
Jl,u, No. II DrN street, y. Y. apr.
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INV Lace and Ribbon Jackets just
opened by Geo. r. Taylor * Co.

,r BLIND ToM-This musical prodigy
and wonder of the world will appear at
the Washington Hall this evening.
Everybody has heard of Blind Tom and
his wonderful performances on the piano,
therefore it is not necessary for us to re-
herse them. The many that have heard
and seen him, will most likely 90 again,
and those who have not should embrace
this opportunity. He only appears for
one night. Reserved seats can be secur-
ed at Adams & Lucas music store, Mar
llct street.
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated II feet in the channel
The Mallie Ragon departed for Pitts
burgh at I o'clock yesterday morning,
The Courier left for Parkersburg at the
usual hour.
The Juniata from Cincinnati for Pitts
burgh, passed up yesterday morning
with big trip.
The Andes departed for Cincinnati
yesterday afternoon, with a good trip.
The Carrie Brooks for GAINESVILLE, and
the Salt Valley for Ironton, were due
last night.
The Express is the Parkersburg pack
ct this morning at half past ten o'clock
By Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, April l3.-River seven
! feet seven inches and falling; raining all
| afternoon.
CAIRO, April l2.-No arrivals or de-
partures since noon. River 80 feet 3
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
cool.
EVANSVILLE, April l3.-Cloudy till
evening, but now clearing of; mercury
- to 40. and wind from the west River
fallen 2 feet, with % 6-lO feet on the
gauge. Down-Dck johnson, Tarascon,
and Arkansas Belle. Up-Charles Nor
gan, Chas. Il. Church, Roberts, Curtis,
and Parker, generally with good trips.
CINcIxYATI, April I8.-River - feet
and falling. Cloudy and cold. Arrived
Exchange, Pittsburgh; Ii. 5. Turner,
! Shawnectown; Cherokee, New Orleans;
Andy Baum, Memphis. Departed
Hudson, Whcelingi Vint Shinkle, Mem
phis; Mollic Ebert, st. Louis.
/ MEMPHIS, April l3.-Rivcr fell one
inch; clear and pleasant. Arrived-Rob-
crt Semple, Arkansas river; Bolesville
/ White river. Departed-Belle, Texas
Arkansas and Kellogg, Illinois river;
Minneola Cincinnati; Keystone, Ohio,
Bee and bargcs, Great Republic, New
/ Orleans; Scudder, St. Louis,
NASHVILLE, April ll.-River still
/ falling with 10 feet on the shoals.
/ Weather clear and cold. Arrivcd-Sil-
verthorn, Evansville; J. S. Neal, st.
Louis. Degarted-Siyerthorn, Evans
Vile; Shannon. Cincinnati.
LOUISVILLE, April l3.-Rlver falling
with . feet 9 inches in the canal and :
| feet inches in Indian chute. Arrived
Alice Brown, Carrolton. Departed
| Fawn, Henderson.
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NEW MOVE AMONG THE PUDDLERS.
Negotiations are being made it is said,
to lease two rolling mills, with view to
running them on the cooperative plan.
Two distinct companies are making the
negotiations, which are for five years.
One company being composed almost eX-
clusively of puddlers and iron makers,
and the other embracing a number OF
outsiders, majority of puddlels. The
latter are after one ofthe mills belonging
to Messrs. Mullin x Malonev, located ut
Woods Run. while the former are said
to be looking at Wharton's mill, on the
South Side. Each member of the COM
panies is TO subscribe 81 600 and the NOV
ers OF the project have very sanguinary
hopes of their ultimate success.-Pitts-
biTgh Post.
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tons for two bridges, as per resolution
passed by Council on April 9th.
A resolution requiring the enforcement
of the ordinance regulating the rates Of
speed at which railroad trains shall run
in the city, was adopted.
The report of the committee on Gas
Works was read, and the report and ac-
companying resolutions adopted.
The appointment of Patrick Day, attne
gas works, was confirmed.
The resolution authorizing the printing
of 1000 hand-bills of the ordinance on
hogs was concurred in.
Adjourned
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A FINE RIVER FARM FOR SALE

pESIRARLER BOTTOM FARM.
\ The subscribers offer the farm upon
which they reside for sale, better known
rs the Joel Tilton Farm II Is situated
i'm belmont county, Ohio, four miles north
nf Martins Ferry. II contains l61 acres OF
EXCELLENT land, suitable for gardening or
farming purposes, being only five miles
from Wheeling market. The dwelling is
- rnnn,S with a never failing well OF
water AT the door, besides TIVE other wells
ON the farm for watering stock; siabling
Tor N head of horses and cattle: besides
other necessary out buildings; Inc Iarm
mas ON il two good bearing orchards OF vN-
crIlrnt fruit. Any person desiring our ad-
dress or 10 examine the premises Will caII
at the subscribers, who reside on the iarn'
JNO. II. TILTON Il BROS,
,eblISb MARTINS FERRY, ONO,
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sC,TY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
SECOND BRANCH.

SECOND bhANCh.
This Branch of Council met in regular
session last night.
Present Meesrs. Beltz, Goering,
Horkheimer, He'll, Hi,dreth, Hanson,
Hanke. Kingdom, Long, Leasure, Myles,
NcGaw, McCourtney, Pollock, Ritz,
Travis. vogler, Wilkinson, Warner,
and President Logan.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The report ofthe committee on Water
Works, recommending the payment of
bills amounting to 81, $4,000, and the re-
port of the Superintendent OF the Water
Works, asking for the payment of bills
amounting to S7l5.l5, were read and
adopted. and the bills ordered paid.
The report of the Street Commissioner,
asking an appropriation OF S2s9.ol for
the payment of bills for work done on
the streets and alleys, was read and
adopted and the bills ordered paid.
The report of the committee on Streets
and Alleys, asking that the bills enumer-
ated therein be paid, amounting to S59.oO,
was read and adopted.
The report of the committee on Ac-
counts, was read, showing that there was
a balance in the hands of the City Re
ceiver. of So. 761 80. The committee asked
the payment of bills amounting to
Sl.OSS. sc. The report was adopted and
the bills ordered paid.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The reports of the Chief Marshal OF
the Fire Department and committee on
Fire Department were read and adopted
The following bills for the different com
NAMES were ordered paid:
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4 MAN named Hoffman, while going
out in a skitf from the landing in front
of Wilson'S saw mill, in the Sth ward, for
the purpose of getting on the Market
Boy, on Monday evening, was run into
by the boat and thrown into the river
He was rescued by the boats crew and
taLnn hack tO shore
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THE COURTS.

U. S. DISTRICT CoRRT ,J,sdge Jacksom.
This Court.met at the Usual hour yes
terday morning.
The case of the United States Us. the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
occupied the attention of the Court dur
ing Yesterdays entire session.
The Court will meet this morning at
10 O'Clock
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GRAssHoPPER LECTURE.-Rey. Levin
P. Causey, of GrinnelI, Iowa, is announce
ed to lecture ut the Fourth street NJ. f.
Church this "Wednesday evening, on
the Lights and Shadows of Western
Life" The lecture which is a free one
will be followed by collection in behalf
of the Northwestern Relief Association
whose accredited agent he is. In behalf
Of the fifty thousand destitute of the
northwest from the grasshopper plague
We bespcak for Mr.. Causey a full attcn-
dance.
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There was slim attendance at the
Police Court yesterday morning.
John Mooney, for disordcrly conduct,
paid Il fine of three dollars and costs.
Conrad Beam, charged withindccency,
was assessed one dollar aud costs, but eX-
ecuion was suspended, and he took his
departure from the city.
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II. Il. WEST, publisher of TIE Spirit Of
Democracy published ut Woodsticld,
Monroe county, Ohio, is in the city solic-
iting advertisements. The circulation of
his paper is over fifteen huntrcd copies,
and Gus business men should take adyani-
age Of this opportunity to inform the
trade in Eastern Ohio where they may
be found and what they have to sell.
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The gentleman who was asked to spell
kneading, and wanted to known whether
it was needing money or kneading
dough- had, perhaps, forgotten that
money is frequently dignifed by the
nuuc of dough.
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81. N has returned to his farm at
McCutchenyillc Ohio, leaving the great
questions of his term to get on as
best they can until he refreshes his emil
nent wind-pipe with some country air,
after which he will probably visit and
lift the pressure in Wheeling.
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OFFICE PEABODY INSURANCE Co, !

NhttlIHEi W. N"'' APii' - i''"'
UNHE CHARTER OF THE FIRE AND
Marine Insurance Company of Whe5l-
ing. expired April !, 1873, and its uncNplr-
ed fire business has been reinSurcd by the
Peabody Insurance Company OF Wheel
ing, W. Va, as shown by the Resolution
ana certificate annexed hereto. All claims
for loss or damage that may occur after II
O'Clock ", April /, 1870, under any fire
policy issued by the Fir" and Marine In
Suralicr Company, and In force, viii be
adjusted and settled by the Peabody In
SuTance Company.
j. V. l.. RODGERS,
Assistant Secretary.
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Accommodation train leaves Bellaire al
I:El r. NJ and arrives at SteuOenNlile al
O:lDP ". A..
aTi,kctS To all principle points in the
FAST and West can be procured al inc
Union Ticket Ofticc in Mcclure House, ana
81 the station at Bridgeport.
+. X. MYERS,
mnNas GemnraI passemger q Ticket Agent.
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M 3 e r S.
|oMerchants & Manufacturers,

rI,uE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED
nm office mt No. l522 Main street, for
the purpose of posting and adjusting
hooks. collecting bills, copying, and other
Office work. Parties VINO 40 hHl WISH W
,,ar,,- - hook keeper can have their books
nestled up weekly, or Oftener II desired,
IND tho buls made out and collected:
&1iehl7 "M' - TN"
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The fruit trees show no indications of
having been injured by the severe cold
of the winter. On the contrary, the
prospects are good thus far for an abund-
ant fruit crop. SO says the Martinsburs
HdepeadenL
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taken back to shol

COUNTY CoURT.-Since this court was
organized, little over two years age,
there have been docHeted SS5 cases At
the close of the term yesterday, there re-
manned 90 cases undisposed of, showing
that since its organization, the court has
disposed of $50 cased. This is certainly i
good showing for Judge Cochran and his
court.
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PlANoAN ORGAN TUNING AND Re
PAIRING, carefully and promptly attend,
ed to. All work guaranteed. Leave
orders ut ADAMS " LUCAS
Music Store. 1927 Market street
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DID You sec those nice Spring over
coats for s. each. Mt the closing out sale
Of II. Hartman Il Go. \ few more Jeff,
For the best prints, at . cents per yard
60 to the closing out sale OF
j. W. FERREL.
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AG0OD BUSINESS OPENING.

TNHE UNITED STATES LIFE M r..
| ANCE Company of Nrw York, d'r.''e
10 engage the services Of compete mt, f'...H.
bl" men, n district General Agents iu pH.H
county. Liberal arrangements VIII Hf
made with pItlcs vino can furnish SAILS
factory reference rs Ia ability and integrity
j. PALMER O'NElL, Manager.
No. 80 FINN avenue, Pittsburgh. PI
II tstraI4
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Is SEASoN-Refrigerators, ice chests
water coolers, bird cages, cooking stoves,
TIN ware, house furnishing hardware,
timers stock, &c, at lowest prices at
\ EsBITT " Bios,
1910 Main St.
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COLLAR BONE BRoKEN.-I esterday, It
young son Of a. W. PAUL, Esq while
indulging in "a slide down the banisters,
ut his fathers residence on Chaphne
street, lost his balan e and fell the height
of about fifteen feet, breaking his collar
bone.
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OFFICE FIRE d MARINE Insurance Co. /
WhrDIinu " VI Mnrrh 81 lSIl.

ReSOlred. That the proposition OF the
Peabody Insurance Company Of Wheel
ing, for the reinsurance of the fire bust
ness of this company, be, and the same is
hereby accepted, and the President of this
Company, t0gcthcrw Messrs. Reid, Cos
horn and O'Bricn, are hereby appointed Il
committee To con>ummate the transfer of
OF reinsurance. Provided, that upon cX-
animation 10y the committee OF the assets
OF the Peabody Insurance Company, II is
found To be- perfectly responsible.
Signed G. II. COLLIER, Scc'y,
A. WILSON, President.
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HAMILToN' celebrated double-steel
seamless Corset, the best corset in the
United States, for one dollar.
j. s RHODES IL Co,
Sole agents in Wheeling, w Va.
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\ CHINTz was recently sent from
Wheeling to Keyser in copy of the
REGISTER The bug was well red on
his arriyal.-Gmberiand Times.
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PosTAL.-The postotilce at Laurel
Junction, Richie county, West Virgins,
is discontinued for want of candidate.
The papers 20 to Volcano.
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Ir is about time we were having a
visit from the auauHt courier of some
circus company.
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ENCOURAGEMENT for naughty boys
The rod of the parents is a benetaction
to the child.
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For all wool ingram and 3 ply and
brussels carpets, SO per cent. less than
any house in town, go to tho closing out
sale Of j. w. FERREL.
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AN overgrown youth from the coun-
try, yesterday morning, thought he had
the nosc-bleed, because the water had
leaked through his old hat and was run
ming down his nese. He wanted some
one to 90 fright away quick for the
doctor; but no one would so.