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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

CESTRIPETAL POWER THREsHISG AND
CLEANING MAcHISE.-The public have
looked forward with considerable in-
terest to the completion OF this ma
chine. The Company in this city
have spent considerable money in get.
ting up q machine adapted to the
Centripetal Power. With the closest
scrutiny and criticism this machine
has been brought forward in its construc-
ton and adaptation Tor the wants OF the
farming community.
Yesterday the Centripetal Power
Thrcshing and Cleaning Machine was
fully tested at the works OF the Company
A large number OF intelligent and prac-
lical persons met to witness the opera
tons of the machine. II was propelled
by the old.iashiOned sweep horse
power; four horses were used, but the
draught was very light and the horses
rather poor stock, and the expressed
opinion Of practical men was, that the
improved horse power, with two good
horses, would have done the work easier,
and kept up more uniform momentum
OF speed.
The Centripetal Power has been
very satisfactorily established in the
Company's combination machine Tor
saving, planning and moulding, and
those machines sell about Us last as the
company can get them built, and without
exception, all those in use have given en-
tire satisfaction. But the Ihre,hing ma
chine is SO simple in its construction, 50
portable and compact for transportation
aud the manner Of applying the power
has forever established the TACT and plac-
ed 1t beyond relutalion, that the Centri'
pelul Power is one Of the great discover.
les aud mechanical appliances Of our age
and this machine ior Ihreshing and clean
ing grain Of all description, Tor qualify
and quantity Of work, for convenience
and cheapness, must establish itself aud
become one Of the most useful machines
in our farming districts.
Any Information desired can be had by
addressing the Wheeling CenIripeIal
Power Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

HTELMBoLD's BuCHu is still in the se'
NTH Of its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. lIelmbOld, the cele'
brated medicine is still manufactured al
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and i
sold by all respectable druggists. 1t Il
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs Beware Of counter
feip. Genuine has proprietOrs private
stamp. John +. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. d6w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

THE ECLIPSE OF TIE SuN.-There will
be an eclipse of the sun tomorrow morn.
ing, visible east Of the Mississippi. The
eclipse will be an angular or ring.like on
the south shore Of Lake Ontario, North.
ern New York and Massachusetts. 1t
will be visible as a partial eclipse to the
inhabitants Of the Atlantic and Middle
States who get up early enough to see IL
as far south as Savannah. The eclipse
will commence at G:lj this evening, and
end about six minutes after seven O'Clock
~ NJ. Along the central line the size Of
the eclipse will be about ll4 digits. As
there Is no sun in Wheeling till long af.
ter 7:0G in the morning, We won't take
much Of that eclipse in the city,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

OPENING Of the Oyster season at A
Neuhausen's fine Confectionery, l22l
Market street. Our ladies will gladly
notice that Oysters in every style will be
furnished from this day at Neuhau
sen. comfortable parlors. Only the besl
brands Of Flick Il Chase, the well
known Baltimore Oyster firm, are KEPT
there, and the way they ure prepared
will take all oyster-lover, by storm. The
parlors are we'll ventilated and heated W
TO 70 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Il
BY virtue oi two sercrnl deeds Of trust made b.
Charles pluifrnbagh and llauho hts wife, ~ The un
deTsguei Trustee, the hf't dated the 18th day 0
Fpplenber, 1872, aud duly re 1rdei ~ the Crrkh
Uthts Vi the County Court u Ohio county In Dett
oil Trust Book No Iagt %. aud The 'ctOud Of salt
de,ds VI ll,t brars date the s0ln day u November
1879 and Is recorded In the tlvrk', Office Of tn
County Court Of said Ohio county IN Deed VI Irus
BOOK No q. page 10, will Oh
WEDNESDAY, III. Goth day Of October, 1875,
Beginning at 10 O'cgck ~ II said day, At tn
iTUnt dor u tho Court luus' IT ohio ,Uuuiy, ole
At public auction all the ltly- iHg described ia
estate, Eltl the business hUuS aud other Improve
mrnla UPON TIA same, hat Is To sly all that par
or portion Of lot numbered urly.sgven ~, situate
oil the conner siuth VI Twenty second street for
meIly called Third street aud west VI Main stree
10 the addition to the said Gty VI Wheeling laid Uu
by E0I aud Chapne, bounded and described a.
follows viz: la, hnins al the south west corner o.
Main aud Twenty .syOnd streets, theme On The
line VI Mlln street 4iuth tEenty.taO i2!D iegi
thence vest mud parallel with the north line u sad
lot No II to the rear VI west bUumdpTy liHeui said
IOt; thence with said last named line 10 the north
west corn Of said bot, thence alryg the north
boundary line Of sid lot IL the beginning
TEnMs w sALE- One-ihrd VI the purchase mon
ey III cash and there,iut Ia two equal ins alucnt,
al slI auh tWrlN" muc;hs rsSPrtt Vll irDm thu ia
Of sale the purchaser u size HI. NOTES with uI-
proved security tgr the deferred iu,uilimeutS, and
" bgT interest from the ly OF sale uuiil pay mtnt
and the title 10 the property to he rr,QinGd unit
the purchase money |. fully pIIl.
sells JAMES T. ROGERS Trustee
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

SnooT THE GROuSD IEoG.-Everyboiy
will remember, or ought to, whattroubIc
we had last spring about the grOung hog
and his shadow. Would it not he well
now to kill him of before he rctires for
by bcrnation, so that the weather next
spring may not be subject to his disturb
ance1? Good people in the country, take
this subject under consideration.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

SEVERAL good secondhand Pianos and
Organs for sale cheap on easy terms al
Adams X Lucas Music Store, 1921
Market street. Emerson 7.Oclaye Piano
! Hayes 4 Rider 7-OClavC Piano,
Schiydmayer Piano, ! Knabe 4 Cache
Gf.oclave Piano, ! Shoemaker 7-octave
Piano, 6.oclave Piano. Mason & Ham
lin Organ, 8 stops, ! 5.Octaye Mason .
Hamlin Organ, / E.ley q Co, Organ, q
stops. E,tey Il Co. Organ, 2slops, ! Tay'
lor & Farley Organ, 8 stops, American
Organ, 8 stops, ! 6-octave Melodeon
Apply early and secure a bargain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

OYERTHE RITER,-Ruv. Jas. Alexander
mis.i0nary to India, lectured Sunday in
the KirkwoOd Presbyterian Church, on
"lIabils aud Customs VI India" lie eX'
poets soon To return to his field Of labor
Mrs. Alexander addressed large meeting
Of ladies in the afternoon ON the same
subject, at which time n Missionary So
ciely was organized.
A family named Mcconnell, ION Glenns
Run, yesterday buried two more children
making four in all they have lost in twU
weeks from diptheria. The two remain
ing children are reported very i'll Of the
same di.ease, with but slight prospect oil
their recovery,
Alex. Blnzier has lost in the last week
three children from scarlet fever.
Quarterly meeting began in the NJ. Z
Church at KirkwOOd on Sunday night
Elder Burt presiding. Revs. Thompson
and Manchester, Of this city, are an
nOunced for sermons during the progress
Of the meetings, which are to extend
over the week.
Mayor McConnnughy and lady are Of
to the Cincinnati Exposition.
A lively row occurred at DursCb's
above Martins Ferry, on Sabbath. Three
rowdies from Wheeling, assisted by one
from Martins Ferry, demanded whisky
and getting none assaulted the family, in
jnring young Dursch severely. All but
the Martins Ferry chap escaped.
Yesterday, at Poverty Row, while il
quiet citizens were ut church, some
sneaking prowIcr entered the house Of
Mr. Samuel Smith, and broke open Mrs.
Smiths trunk, abstracting theretrom
$3.50. 4 valuable gold watch, silver
spoons and other things were in the
trunk but they each had the owners name
on them, and the thief thought 1t the better
part Of vNlor to let them alone. A sus'
picious looking character was seen run,
ming through an adj jacent corn field, and
as soon as the robbery was discovered
pursuit was given, but without success
4 depulatiOn Of citizens gave pursuit
yesterday. The thief Is described as n
large man dressed in grey.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

Arasp special meeting Of the Committre
on Streets aud Alleys held last night, It
was recommended that the London com.
pressed pavement be substituted for the
cobble stone pavement in making the i'm.
provement on 18th street, provided the
work Is done at a cost not eXCecding$l %
per square yard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

BASE BALL IrEMs.-The Mutual base
ball club, Of Middleport, Ohio, which was
defeated by the Standard boys the other
day, played the Xantha club at Pitts.
burgh Saturday afternoon, and the
DOwners yesterday afternoon. This al.
ternoon the Xanthas and Mutuals will
play q second game.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

ASNuAL HARVEST festival. The
Sunday School Of the Zion Lutheran
Church will observe it, annual harvest
festival this evening. The walls Of the
church will be decorated with the choicest
fruits Of the season, which will be dis.
tributed gratuilOuSly among the two
hundred little people who attend the
school. This event II always looked for.
ward to with great pleasure by the chill.
dren, and probably BY the older persons
also, rs they no doubt enjoy the happi.
ness Of their little ones.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

Orr ron GERMASY.-llenty c. Siebcrt,
son Of Conrad Siebert, the well.known
ice man, and William Roemer, Of our
city, start to-day for Baltimore, where
they expect to take on Saturday next n
steamer for Bremen. They will make
quite n tour through Europe before re.
turning, and will be gone all winter. Mr..
Roemer expects to bring back with him
from the "Vaterland" one Dtntchsr frau.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

PRAIRIE PURrs.-Genthcr the bird
man, is now worrying our local scientists
with several little animals which he
chooses to denominate prairie dogs. The
question Is one Of identity, and not Of
veracity, even though the purps look
wonderfully like grey squirrels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

1'HE REDEMPTION or DOCUMENTARY
STAMPs.-ltOlders Of documentary inter
nal revenue stamps Of value exceeding
two cents each have until the lat Of OttO
her to present them to the Revenue Blu
reau for redemption, the law requiring
their use having long since been repealed
with the exception Of two.cent stamp.
upon checks. Should parties hold thi.
class Of stamps beyond that period they
will I've OF no value.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

The CouRTs.-CouSTY CouBE-Judgc
COchran.-This Court sat at 9 o'clock A.
N. yesterday. During the day business
was transacted rs follows:
John Moore was appointed Guardian
for Mary Adelia Moore, aged IS; Gran
vile RepeIto, aged ID; and Mary Rep
petto, aged Is. Bond 500 each.
In the case OF the Superior Machine
Company, for use OF Laughlin Is WiIkin-
son, trustees, rs. John Marling, demurrer
overruled, defendant pleaded non-assump-
sit and issue joined.
In the case OF J. T, Smith 4 Co. u, Mi
chael Stein, certified by Justice Caldwell,
Judgment for plaintiff Tor SOS 80.
In the case Of Michael SchwiHn rs. Citi-
zens' Railway Company, demurrer 10 de-
claration, and To each count thereof bv
the defendant, overruled and the trial OF
the issue made up at former day Of the
new term deferred to another day.
In the case Of Kampicr X Muhleman
s John Mentz, appealed from Justice
Phillips, on motion Of plaintiff, and Tor
reasons appearing to the court, the cause
was dismissed al defendants costs and
the papers ordered to be certified back to
the Justice.
The case OF ]. B. Hughes rs. Joseph
Speidel was tried 10 the following jury
John Brown, Il Campbell, {. Ba,har, J,
W. Carmichael, j. Mason, {. Allen, n.
Tracy, X. 7. Higgins, G.. Coleman, W,
Taylor, E. Pogue and George Wells.
Verdict for plaintiff for S45.
In the case Of COIN, Sampliner & Co.
Us. Z. W. Mickham, a motion TO set aside
the verdict wa, overruled and judgment
on the verdict for $500 40.
The case oil Z F. Moore for use oil ]. V.
L, Rodgers Is. C. L, Zane, certified by
Justice Caldwell, was tried to the follow.
ing jury: |. Oldham. j. W, Boring, A,
D. Work, 4. II. ChapIine, Caleb Sylyis,
D. Z. Brockett, b, Alexander, W. $,
Hutchins, John Brown, Z. Allen, j. W,
Carmichael aud L. I. Higgins.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

IMPROVEMENTS At THE OPERA House
During the sumner Manager Hamilton
has had score Of artists at work in the
interior OF his Opera Hou.e, and at the
opening last night the audience was de.
lighted at the improvements that had
been made. The building has been
scrubbed and freshly painted through.
out the boxes papered, the doors grained,
and many other changes made. The
house looked so fresh, bright and atlrac.
tive last night that the audience could
not refrain from giving utteranCe to
their admiration in words Of commenda.
ton. 1t is indeed one Of the handsomest
houses Of the kind in the country, and
the citizens of Wheeling feel Just pride
in it,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

HEBREW NLw YEAR $3.50, A. M.--TO-
morrow evening at sunset our fellow
citizens Of the Hebrew faith will, in con.
junction with all lsraelites scattered over
The globe, repair to their place Of wOr.
shin to commence the celebration u the
feast Of RDsh llashuna: /. C., the civil new
year 5G3G Of the creation Of the world.
An interesting feature of the service is
the blowing Of Shuiar in the morning Of
the first and second day Of the seventh
month Of Ti1hri, "a Commanded in the
pentateuch; corresponding this year with
the Both Ut September and lat Ol October.
The sUleunitics NJ the feast are greatly
enhanced On these days by the fact that
lsraelites, who. though very lax and IN.
different IN the Observance Of Jewish pre-.
cepta and customs through the whole
year, jim with their more faithful brelh.
rem III faith, in strictly abNuining from
all secular labor on these days Of spiritual
reflection. The activity now prevailing In
Jewish households, AZ we'll as By cOngre.
gational officialA, gives ample proof how
sincerely and zeslOllsly they try to per.
form their obligations to their religion.
duties. For the information Of the pub.
lie we wish to state, that while the Israel.
ties Of other countries, as we'll as in the
Holy Land, strictly ob-erve the tradition.
al two days, Ro.h HashHnA, the sO.callcd
progressive or reform congregations Of
this country keep but one day.
In conclusion, we may be- permitted to
greet all our Jewish friends with the Gus.
tumaty aalutc-Shuno Tauwoh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

CHANGED lis QUARTERS Manager
Hamilton has removed his Office to
the room recently occupied by the Bruins.
wick Insurance Company, in the south
west corner Of the u era House building,
which he has had very nicely fixed up.
4 door ha4 been put in the rear Of the
Office to connect with all the interior ar
Engagements Of the Opera lEonae.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

NOTICE.-Auction sale OF j. W. Fer.
rel's dry goods and carpets postponed by
the creditors few days to see II his con:
tinuation Of selling away below cost will
not be more fully appreciated, and raise
the money. Now Is your time for dry
goods and carpets at your own price, at
J. W. Ferrels, corner Main and 10th
streets,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

RODDERY AT Sr. CLAfRsvILLE.-Cnpt.
Davis. Chief Of Police, yesterday morn.
ing received the following dispatch:
Sr. GAINESVILLE, o., Sept, 90, 1915.
70 Chiefgf Police:
A house wa, robbed here this after.
noon. Arrest man about five feet ten
heavy built, gray sack coat, and white
-lonch hat II is supposed that he will
make for the river, tonight. Send detect.
ives west OF Bridgeport Fifty dollars
reward is offered for the man aud money.
A. L. SMITH.
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poIIcr Cornr-JnlIae Crnnmel

A heavy docket was disposed Of by IIi'
Honor yesterday morning, as follows
John B. Aston, drunk, 3d. James Rider
disorderiy, so; same Tor carrying slnng
shot, s.; John W. Brown, disOrdrrly, 81
Frank Co.'S, drunk, So; Charles Frail
(colored) alias "BIind Charley" charged
with disorderly conduct, was sent to the
county infrmary; james Elliott and Viii
liam Mooney, disUrderly, each ST. Harry
Paxton, ditto, 50; Adam Coleman, drunk
ten day.; Ernest Quo and p, Metz, di'or'
derby, 81 each; Geo, Hastings, drunk, 81
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4 MiDDLE-4GED man clothed in home
spun garments Yesterday morning cody
walked up to the Second Ward fountain"
and took drink. The stranger was
promptly tackled bya lynx.eyed police.
man on suspicion Of having no visible
means OF support.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

TnE Committee on Roads and Bridges
Of the Board of Commissioners held n
meeting in the Clerks Office yesterday az
ternoOn. The business transacted consisted
principally Of matters to he disposed Of
at the regular meeting Of the Board on
Monday morning next.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

THINGS along the Ohio look exceed
ingly quiet. Several steamers arc lying
here and there along the banks, and are
being painted and repaired, ready for the
next rush OF business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

a Worn To WIvEs.-The ladies should
understand by this time that tits not safe
for them to carry their picket books in
their hands, a. bad boys will snatch them
nor in their pockets, for deft rogues will
extract them; nOr-they would better lei
their hu.banIs carry the money at all
times. Those who have no husbands arc
in hn nitipd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

NATIONAL TUBE WoRKs-For the
convenience Of dealers and those in
want Of articles manufactured by
the National Tube Works Company, Mr.;
James W. Bachelor has been appointed
agent Of this company in Pittsburgh, who
will I'LL all orders and give information
concerning pipes and other articles man
uiactured by this company, In addition
TO the large mandatory, located at Bos-
ton, they have established a branch at
McKeespOrt, where they are now manu-
featuring pipe screwing machines aud
Mack's patent injector, and patent indie
structibie enameled pipe for water, gas,
sewerage and domestic purposes, This
pipe has been tested by expert chemists
and pronounced imperyious to alkali,
acids, salts Of any composition alcohol
in fact any liquids which are apt to be
conveyed through the pipe. Circulars
and samples Of the enameled pipe will bc
sent free upon application to Mr.. Balche,
Tor, whose office is located at i6 Wood
street, Pittsburgh.
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The ice.crcam man has donned his ilan.
mel, put his go.cart in the garrett, and
gone into the oyster business, and his ill.
very voice is again heard in the highways
and bywnys Of the city.
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j.. G. TTERvEY, Real Estate Agent and
Auctioneer, No. liOG Market street,
Wheeling, W. Va, sold the Hunter farm
in Guernsey county, Ohio, in front Of
John Gilbrechts Hotel, on Saturday, 10
Mr.. John Schutthess for $500. Parties
having real estate Of any kind TO sell, or
those wishing to buy, will find ii to their
interest to call on him and he will give
you any information desired.
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4 Busy DAY AT THE STATE House
Yesterday was busy day ut the State
House. Not much business was transac'
ted rs the officers and clerks were en-.
gagged in unpacking boxes containing
official documents and records, and dis
posing Of furniture to the best advan.
iage. General Paddy Mahoney had his
squad OF city paupers at work carrying
the goods into the building, and they rem
dered themselves more useful than they
have for many a day. Several OF the
State officers in different parts Of the
building were engaged in their official du-
ties, although surrounded by dust
and confusion. The rooms were
almost impossible because Of the
mountains OF boxes and desks, which
were strewn around in ineXtricable con-
fusion. Throughout the long and terri.
bic day, however, the irOn.neryed Third
Governor, the Honorable Patrick DAILY,
from his post in tho doorway observed
the busy scene with unaCcOunlable calm.
ness and stoicism; he wore his historical
spcclacles as jAuntily us il on dress pa
radC, and not II linCament OF his venera.
bic cOuntenanre betrayed the excruciat-
ing ordeal through which he was passing,
Although the work Of removal is pro-
crossing rapidly, some time will elapse
before everything has been put in It's
proper place in the temporary capitol.
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CRY PERsOSATs.-S. ". Hall, Esq, of
Fairmont, il in the city.
Miss Ada Gray and the company sup.
porting her are stopping at the Mcclure.
Attorney General Matthews il stop
ping at the Mcclure.
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ISFASTICIDE AT BESwooD.-The pres.
ent excitement at Benwood is the binding
on Saturday last Of the bodies Of two in
ianIs in the cellar OF a house lately occu-
pied by Jacob SIoebel, an employe OF
the Benwood Iron Works. 1t seems that
u party intending 10 occupy the house
was making an examination Of the cellar
on Saturday, and while doing so came
upon the body Of an infant wrapped up in
an old calico dress and covered very
slightly with earth in the ground ot the
cellar. The person making the discovery
at once communicated with u Justice OF
the Peace and physician, both OF whom
repaired to the place and made an exam
inatiOn OF the body OF the infant. The
doctor pronounced the remains to be the
body Of a fully matured infant, but was
unable To say whether it had been born
alive. No marks OF violence were found
upon it. The child is supposed to have
been dead about three months. Suspi-
cion fastened upon Caroline SIrOebel, the
daughter Of the man who occupied the
house, a the mother OF tue child, both on
account Of the dress in which the body
was found wrapped, and also because she
was suspected OF having been eacieHie
some time ago. She was not arrested,
however, until further search in the
cellar revealed the body ui another in
FAINT, or rather the mouldered remains OF
one, supposed to have been buried over
wear ago, and also suspected OF being
her child. After this discovery the girl
was arrested, on Saturday night or sun
day, aud was brought to hearing before
the Justice. An examination oil her case
failed to elicit sufficient evidence to COM
nit her for trial, aud she was accordingly
released. She is nj present an empIUye
in the family Of Charles Wllbert, man
ager Of Tue mill, aud is said 10 be rather
good looking person. How she managed
to conceal ali evidence Of her shame, il
she is really the mother Of the children,
Is mystery, although it Is Suspected that
she had the cUnnivance aud corporation
Of some one in her fathers family, The
partner of her shame is understood to be
an empIoyc in the mill at this time.