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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-02-25

Does not deceive invalids iuto false hopes bv
purgiag and creating fictitious appetite, but
assisting nature in clearing and purifying the
whole system, leading the patient gradually to
Derfpcf
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-02-25

Says Boston physician, has no equal as
blood puriner. bearing of Its many wonderful
ours, after all other remedies had failed
visited the laboratory and convinced my sci f OF
It's genuine merit. IL is prepared from barks,
rouls and herbs, eacn OF which is highly effec-
tive and they are compounded in such a man.
ner as TO produce astonishing results"
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THE Minnesota Legislature elect'

THE Minnesota Legislature elected
Chief Justice S. J. r. Mcmillan as the
successor os Gov. Ramsey, in the Sen
ate of the United States, on Friday.
He is described as a Republican, a
non-participant in politics, and a man
of moderate abilities. He is aged
about fifty. He is a prominent meD-
Der of the Presbyterian Church.
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NONTPELIER
Female HaIlalG Association,
At TAIENANDRIA, PA.
aARGH 29. 1875.
.IST OF GIFTS.



EtO'e Tickets -... .... - 20 70
tlhi tt A,,s
ElShtnN or etcu p'n.., : aV
TO- tickets ltOtD
The Montpelier Female Humane Associations A.,
chartered by the Legislature OF Virginia ana
the Circuit Court OF orange county. proposes
byS Grand Gttt concert to establish ana eudow
a Home tor the Old, Irhrm UCtt u, Sfitute La
dies oi Virginia. ~ Montpelier, the former
residence of President james Madison.
GnVEENjR's IS OFFIcE, RICHMuNp. July s. -
IL Hhuyua ne pleasure To SAy that I am well
acqCui, tea with hinge majority ot the officers
lot the MoUipelier Female Humane AsSocia>
zion. who reside iu the vicinity Of my home
ana attesr.t heir intelligence aud their worth
aNd high reputation uS gentlemen. aS well rs
ihe pubiic confidence, iuhUcuce and SubStan-
till means ltheraty represented among them.
JAMES L. KFNIrER. Gov. Virginia.
AIENNNpKIN, 4, Va. July 5. 1874. as~ Icnm-
mend Them as gents of hon or aud int tegrity
ara ruily Cut:t!e3 to the cuntide,lcc of the pub
lie. - p T.. ". HU2HTsS,
u, :. Iut-e tststp Il 81. of Va.
Further references bv pcrmission; Hls Xxx
CrllcuCN Gilbert 1. Walker, tN Governor Of Va.
Hon Robert T. Mthtr~, Lieut GOV ~ Va Rnt
u = Sru1irr elect; senators AMI MEMBERS
Congress from Va.
Eemltancrs iur tickets may DC na,3e hy ex |
press prepaid. poSt-oilico moUey order OF |
Washington. y G or by reSlteyed letter.
For tull particV lars, testimonials, &C. send /
for circular. Address.
Hon. JAMES BARBOUR.
Pres't NJ. +. IL. A., Alexandria Vn.
&S-Reliable agents wants everywhere.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-02-25

Teachers Examination

Examinations at st. Clairsville on
the Ist and 81 Saturday of March, Isl
Of April, Nav and June.
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PROOF.
WHAT NEEDED.
MR.. II. K. STEVENS

MR.. II. X. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-Aboui one year since found nv
self in feeble condition from general debility
V NEGET1NE was strongly recommended tn me
by friend VINO had been much benefited BY
Its use. l procured the article al.d after using
several bottles, was restored -, honltlI anu 1is
its use. / feel quite confident that
there is no medicine superior 20 1T for those
complaints for which ii is especially prepared
and would cneerfuliy recommend il 10 those
who feel that they need something 10 restore
hem to perfect health.
Respectfully yours. u. L. PEFrINGII.L,
Firm OF :. NJ. Pettlngin & Co., 10 SIate-St.
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YEGETINE

Instead of heing pufied-up medicine has
worked its way up to its present ASTONISHING =
success by actual merit in curing all diseases
Of the blood, OF whatever nature.
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Cheap Farm for Sale.
EJHE subscriber wishing TO go into other
Il business viii sell good farm of

TE1HE subscriber wishing TO go into other
II business will sell good farm of
I66 ACRES,
situated in Mead township, Belmont County,
Ohio near Businessburg and two miles from
Pipe Creek, landing on the Ohio river. Handy
to mills churches, pOst-offiee. school, store,
sIntth-shOps, &C. On the premises are all
necessary buildings, the best varieties OF bear
ing fruit trees, otalmoSt every variety, grapes
berries. etc., neVr r-failing water in every field;
sufficient timb of all kinds; soil is first Iuali-
ty, principally lime sfone. in good state Of
This farm can be bought low and on easy
terms. Those wishing 10 purchase, call soon,
for by delay you will loose IA bargain. Posses
sion, ii desired, will be given first of next
March or first OF April. For further descrip; ion
and particulars address or call on the subscriber
ca the pI emISes, JOHN IRWIN.
e BU SinesSburg. o.. Dec. 3-tf
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IlSllSIAlk0C, RELIEF aad' SOUND, BLfRISEI'G SLEEP
Guaranteed by usi-ig my
Instant ReliG' .tcr the AahF.a

II acts Instantly, .elieving the parOxysm
Immediately. and ena6ling the pati nj to lie
down ana sleep. J. suffered ToII VI is disease
twelve years. but 5uuer no move, and work and
slet - as Well as an one. Na4rants4 IOreileve
| in The worst case. Sent Nv miIi OE y .eeipt OF
price, one doll n per box; ask your Druggist
I fol IT, CEAS. +. HURST,
mar " Rochester. Bsavs- To-. Pa.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-02-25

THE President has issued a prOcla'
nation convening the Senate in extra
session commencing noon, March, 5.
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VEGETINE
VEGETINE

Was looked upon as an experiment for some
time by some oi our best physicians but those
most inc-edulous in regard to its merit are
now Its most ardent friends and supporters.
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VEGETINE

Is ackr owledged and recommended by physi>
clans and apothecaries to be the best purifier
and cleanser OF the blood yet discovered and
thousands speak in Its praise who have been
restored TO health.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-02-25

Underwear, J1ckrts.
shhwi SeArfs rs different Over lO0
per cent Proni Manufacturing Knit Goods Tue tcts
the value Of his Wool by into Knit Goods Women
make day with L. Asrnts wanted send stamp Samples
o. work and REDUCED Pric List Address LAMB KNITTING
hAOhlNE CO. SIS Mes: I.AA sLt CselssLT,, Oal2,
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VEGETINE

Is now prescribed in cases OF Scr0fula aud
other diseases OF the blood, by many of The best
physicians. owing TO It's great success i'll ours
ing all diseases of this nature.
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Book Notices.

PETERsoN's MAGAZINE forlIarch more than
It's supremacy. The principal steel
engraving represents a little italian shepherd,
asleep in the woods, with one Of his own sheep
watching over him, and is the most cunning
picture imaginable. The double-size colored
steel fashion plate is OF rare beauty, the
iresses the very latest, the whole uEriv;.lled.
AS to the literary contents they get better and
better. No other lady's book has such bril-
liant corps of contributors as Peterson If
you have not already subscribed for 1915, do
50 at once. The price is but two dollars a
year, postage free. Or three copies for $3.50,
postage free, with magnificent, large-sized
engraving, - inches by 20, ''Washington's
First Interview With His Wife, as premium
to the person getting up the club. Specimens
sent gratis, if written for, to persons wishing
to get up clubs. Address, CHARLES J. PETER
son, 306 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia.
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VEGETINE

is not vile, nouseOus compound, which sims
ply purges he bowels, but a safe please nj
remedy which is sure to purify the blood and
thereby restore The health.
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: SPECIAL NOTICES
To CONSUMP TIvES.

TNEE advertiser. having been permanently
l. cured Of hat dread i dI>gaSe, consumption,
by simple remedy. g. anxious 20 make
known 10 his fellow sufferers the means OF
cure. To all wbr desire il, he Will send a copy
of the prescription used, free of charge, WITH
the directions tor preparing and using the
same which they will mud SURE cure for
Consumption Asthma, Bronchitis, sc.
Parties wishing the prescription VIII please
address Rev. +. \. WILSON,
1871 Penn ST., V Iliiamsburgh,
Nov96 -IGal New ROrk.
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!VEGETINE!
VEGETINE

Strikes at the root of t he disease by purifying
the blood, restoring the liver and kidneys TO
healthy action, invigorati ng the nervous sys-
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AGENTS WANTED for for the 5eo6 "a
Rifles. ShOt-Guns, Pistols and
ReVOlVerS.

OF any and every kind. Send stamp for Cata-
lOgud. Address Great Western Gun and Pis-
tOI Works, PiTTSBC RGsG,PA.
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HARPERs MAGAZINE for March, with over a
hundred illustrations, is crowded with the
richest variety of interesting reading matter.
The opening article, by William H. Rideing,
beautifully Illustrated, introduces us to the
bold scenery, curious antiquities, and quaint
customs of the Isle of Man. James Parton
continues his illustrated papers on Caricature,
this month treating of ''Carieature in the Mid
die Ages" Eugene Lawrence gives series
Of pen-and-ink pictures of the ''Remains of
Lost Empires" accompanied by magnificent
engravings. A thrilling story is told by S. S
COnant, in another illustrated paper, of David
Livingstone's researches in Africa and his last
days. John Bigelow concludes his remarkable
paper on ''De Witt Clinton as a Politician, >"
giving us a striking account of the antagonism
between Clinton and Van Buren, of Clinton's
duel with Swartwout, and of his Presidential
aspirations. The poetical contributions COM
prise "A Charming Woman, by John g. SAKE;
Two Sonnets, by Alfred H. Louis; and a
Dream, by Miss Ii. r. Hudson
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Why Will You

To all persons suffer
ing fro III Rheula-
tism, Neuralgia. Bili>
Gus COlic, Cramps in
the limbs or stomach,
Pain in the back, bow
els or side, We would
say. THE HOUSEHOLD
P.tNACEAand FAMILY
IINIGENI Is OfalIoth-
ers the remedy You
want for Internal and
external use. 1t mas
cured the above COM
plants in thousands
Of cases. There Is no
. mistake ab0ut it. Try
it. sold by all Drug
giStS.
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Vegetine is sold BY all Druggists.

TS the ONLY Ma.
I chine that can knit
all sizes OF work. aud
narrow and widen &c;
that can sHArE end
conrLkrE. without
hand. finishing. seam
less Hosiery, Gloves
aud hitsens. or knit
them in ALL SiZES.
Or knit Ribbed. nouhle
and tancy stitches for
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alfw Advertisements.

From Dauchy & Co., Adrertising Ag'ts,
Nelo York.
A GENTS. Chahg Chang sails al sight. Neces>
- sary as soap. Goods free. Chang Chang
Manufacturing Co., Boston, Mass
rnFFSAMPLE to Agents. Ladies' Cembina>
II l tion Needle BOOK, with Chrome. Send
FnTf stamp L. p. GLUCK,
! Ikk New Beniord, Mass.
AGENTS WAMTEDf1nrs fSs bSod trstss! sHer pab- psl
lished. Sene for specimen pages and our eX =
IRA terms to Agents. NATIONAL PUBL1SH>
ING CO.. l4S Chambers st. New York.
EHOnnJT.easil made by selling TEAS at
Ml ltMHV Y Importers Price, or getting up
Ill " IL u clubs in towns and country for
The oldest Ter Company In America. Greatest
Inducements. Send for circular. CANION
TEA co., I4S Chamb ers-st. New YORK.
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FEEL MYSELF A NEW MAN.

NATICK, Mass, June list, 1872.
Mr.. II. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-Through the advice and earneSt
persuasion of Rev. Il. = Best, ~. tins place,
have been taking NEGErlNE for Dyspepsia.
of which have suffered for years.
l have used only two bottles and already feel
myself " new man Respectfully,
DIR. j, W. CANRER.
Report from n Practical Chemist and
ApOthecnrS.
BoSroS, Jan. I. 1871
Dear Sir-'rhis is to certify that have sold
ut retail ljil& dozen (lSj2 botteS) of your VEG
ETINE since April l., 1870, and can truly say
that II has given the best satisfaction OF any
remedy 1or the complaints for which IL is Zee
that ] ever sold. Scarcely n day
passes without some of my customers testify
ing to its merits on themsel voS oT their friends
| am perfect cogniZant OF several cases OF Scrof
ulous Tumors being cured 10y NEGEIiNEI
alone in this vicinity.
Very respectfully yours, Al GlLMA
To IL. II STkVENs, Esq. los broadway.
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BeImuas Gheuaitle
sT. CLAIRsvILLE. OHIO.

Morning, Feb. e5. 1875.
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BRIDGEPORT. OHIO

In the large house formerly occupied by Stur-
geon, Sharp q Co., adjoining Smith & Sons
FIGURING Mill, where he intends keeping a full
assortment OF everything usually kept in a
1rSt-class house of this kind. / will pay cash
or exchange goods for all kinds OF country pro-
duce at fair prices, and as propose doing buSi-
ness on cash principles-haviDg my motto
Quick Sales and Small Profits II think I
can 90 better for my customers than any other
house OF the same kind here or elsewhere and
by honesty, uprightness and fair dealing /
hope TO receive a liberal share of patronage
from my old Belmont County friends and
e7v JAMES OssR the
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..DSYCHOMANCY, or SOUL CLAIMING. -
L How either sex may fascinate and gain the
love and affections of any person they choose
Instantly. This simple mental requirement
all can possess, free, by mail, for 25c, together
with a marriage guide, Egyptian Orasle,
Dreams, Hints To Ladies, Wedding night shirt,
etc. \ queer book. Address I. WILLIAM 4
co, Publishers, Philadelphia. 4W
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ShOrtP POstpOnement Day Fixed
Foil Distribution.
FIRST tsE.AND GIFT G'GSe 'EIEgT
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T0N CHRISTIAN, a large live, IA mily paper.
10 Iull OF stories and good reading. No sec
TEE tarianIsm, politics pills, pulls nor adyer-
d liz tiSementS. Only 70 Gus year! send 10
cts Tor pocimeEs before you forget ii! Spien-
d.! stp PTeIniuIn- Agents wanted everywhere
Big Committiuns paid! II. l.. HAsTINGs, 55S
Washington St. Boston, Mass, 6US Arch St,
fhIIaue!puia Ia.
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MINED RATHER.

The evening Standard, in its report
of the accident on the Panhandle rail
road said: The wounded comprise a
list of fifteen or twenty persons all of
whom were more or less seriously in
jurned.'
Now this may be true; but we think
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Mr.. John Johnson, who kept board
ing house on Belmont street, died on
Thursday evening, and his remains
were taken TO Virginia for interment
on Friday.
a gentleman named Tarbott died
suddenly on Friday night, having been
attacked with severe vomiting but a
short tive before.
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Hon. JAMES BARBOUR,
Pres't NJ. +. III. A., Alexandria. Va.
Aa- Reliable agents wants every where,
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CdulllOWeI was pTeSeulcu ~ Ou
astonished gaze, and picayune woulC
purchase days supply of luscious ba
nanas or oranges; fish in endless variety
were collected on stands fianked with
baskets.of crabs and Holsters; schrimps
crawtish and oysters were cheap anC
plentiful and all kinds of wild game
could be had in abundance: the butch.
ers offered their meat and poultry in
the neat and tempting manner fol
which the French are prOverbial, i'm.
maculate covers concealed the rude
benches, and mould of jelly and sprigs
of parsley ornamented their choicest
dishes. Adjoining the market is the
old French Cathedral whose bell was
among the first to peal forth, rejoicing
at the nations birth; hither devout
Catholics were crowding to celebrate
morning mass, within hearing of the
noise and confusion of the market.
A drive on the celebrated shell load
to the lake is the after-dinner recrea-
ton here, and many fine equipages
pass over its smooth surface in the
height of the season; the road is paved
entirely with little shells, and is as
white and smooth as marble floor; to
the right it borders on the canal, but on
the left an unreclaimed swamp, dense
with foliage stretches away for miles;
the drive is destitute of scenery, but on
arriving at the lake a magnificent view
is obtained, which added to the pleas
ure of boating and bathing make
amends for the lack of scenery.
Seven miles south of the city is the
old battle ground where the troops un-
der old "rough-and-ready" shed ever
lasting honor upon the American arms.
A cluster Of live oaks with wide ex-
tending branches still bear evidence OF
the destructive nature of the contest;
large cannon balls half buried in the
massive trunks are perceptible, and
grape and canister balls concealed by
the growth of sixty years cover the
trunk with Warts; under one of these
trees the English General Packenham
died, and not far distant is erected the
to commemorate his defeat.
The entire battle field is now a large
and rice stacks, sugar mills
and orange groves now occupy the
ground where the armies were mar
shalled.
The most novel spectacle we witness
ed i'm New Orleans was the State Legis-
lature in session. The st. Louis Hotel
in the French quarter is at present Oc-
cupied by the General Assembly.
When we entered, the lobby and gal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
MRS. BLNGHARS MURDER.

SKETCH OF THE VICTIM AND HER FAMILY-Ro8-
Berry THE OBJECT OF THE CRIME-THE POLICE
ON THE TRACK Or THE MURDERER
Boston, March 24.-The detectives have OBJ
tanned trace of the murderer of Mrs Bingham, whose
tragic fate in East Boston, Monday afternoon, has
created much exci.em throughout the city andf
neigIbOrhoOd. Mrs. Bingham was about so years Old
comedy, accomplished and highly respected. She was
the daughter OF the late Deacon William r Loyejoy
this city, and the widow Of the Rev. Samuel Bingham
at one time pastor of church IN East Boston, and
Of the Rev. Joel s. Bingham, also well known in this
vicinity She lived with her mother and an unmarried
sister. The circumstances of her death peculiar
that it question, until after the verdict Of the
cOrOner's jury, whether she had been muir
dered or had died in at, but the au.
topsY discovered unquesuonable evidence OF
brutal violence that could not have been inflicted by
fall by herself in struggling. Her mouth had been
cTammed full OF gravel from the cellar bottom, and
gravel stones found in kitchen sink, where the
water was running, showing that whoever committed
the deed had washed his hands there before going
Two valuable rings one diamond ring she known
to have had on her hand we're missing Her sister was
in the house all the afternoon In the second story. Mrs
Bingham was with her until she went down to ansWer
the door bell.
The theory that the tramp who had visited other
houses IN the neignborhoOd pretending to be
spect the water pipes gas meter, admitted by
her; that she went with him to examine tho meter in
the CELLAR and that he supposing she alone the
house, attempted to rob her. and meeting resistance
killed her before accomplishing his purpose. There
several bruises and cuts her head, marks of
choking her throat broad confusion causing
internal injuries above the right thigh If the
derer had pressed his knee her there
The missing rings seemed TO afford the most likely
means OF discovering the murderer and that proved
to be the case for 1t is already discovered that they
sold yesterday in a saloon in Salem and the police
have full description Of the man who offered them
There is every probability that the murderer will
be speedily Overtaken The rings have been brought to
this city and identified those by Mrs Bingham
Every police officer and constable within 100 miles has
received special instructions in the matter and the
rest is expected to be made tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
TIE GERMAN METHODIST.

The Eastern German Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church convened yesterday In
annual session at Emmanuel Church. at Mulberry and
Wanut-sts, Newark, ~ J. The Rev. Paul Qnattlander
pastor OF the church, and the Rev. Dr. Matthew smp
son OF Philadelphia presided. From very modest be-
ginning by the venerable DR.. William Mast, the first
German Methodist minister ID America, who In 1885
began his labors among the Germans at Cincinnati
German Methodsm has grown and spread IN every d.
recuon until to-day it includes no less than seven
annual conferences with full membership
OF ssno besides cess probationers 500 minis
ters 426 local preachers, 1913 churches valued at
s. 5COOyO, 900 Sunday -schoOls with 1900 oHeers
aud teachers, ami 1858 scholars, anu hlso
important publication interests. TIE German Meth
Odst contribute annually Tor 0eneYOent
missionary educational and Church extension purposes
nbout S65OOO The Eastern German Conference was
formed IN April 1866 and It's history Tor tue aSs hlne
wears has boen marked with much success Inc daly
sessions the Conference will be from 10 ia No. ID
EugliSh, TO which tue public are invited Inc pdohc
services during Conference week Will re as tohOws .
Thurday at 1870 H. Conference by the Rev sahl
alternate Endly, lC:3O the saefanen
Supper by memorial services IN memory
tounder Of Newark CONGREGATION 1910
VINO died last and Fnday, at 80
missionary the Rev j. Wolf; alternate tue ReT W. H.
Kugth Saturday 1880 Conference Love Feast sunday
serTces at Sunday WITH addresses BY tn
Rev w. aud j. G. Dnngrr al 1850 sermon
possibly Rev Dr. C. Pduus OF Wallace Cog, Berea OHIO
Tue Conference will probably adjourn on Monday
next, after the ministerial appointments have beer
made by the Bishop. which will involve many changes
Most OF the ministers already arrived. The Con
ference transacted business yesterday beyond exam
aiming candidates for the ministry from the frs;
third, and fourth years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25

p e. Passion week s being very strictly ooseryed s,
William Bendelbacher OF Brooklyn. was commltfu 20
tue County JAN yesterday for entering ne h so -,
John Teuei at No 73 tOOmes and stealing Sso IRON
bureau dra wer There been i've case OF sa II.
pox 10 the city March 1, three OF which proved
fatal.
PArERsoN.-A locomotive attached to the orsnae,
County express, the Ere Railway, burst the steer
yesterday morning OF one Of tue
aud was completely wrecked when a short distance
from SufFern Thomas Herrineton, living near sosts
burg few DAYS ago tried to batter tsprains OUT VIII
a blacksmih's hammer, aud, falling In that, drowned
himself in brook three feet deep.
New BRUNSWICK special meeting OF the Board
OF FreehOlders OF Midiesex County, held yestersay
was decided purchase ye shares OF the STOCK OF the
AlbaDy-st bridge from the Pennsylvania RAILROAD Com
pauy the OF $4,000 for the bridge, ana WITH we
understanding from Col. Thomas A. scott tn1b tue
other shares can be purchased at the same rate
ELIzABETn.-At 81. Johns COmmandery, No Q, X IL
on Tuesday evening. f. Sir Charles Russ vas eleCIeu
and Installed Eminent Commander. John Latz allas
ARENAS. committed 60 jail on Tuesday for an IN
decent assault on young lady.
WEsTFIELD.-The Right Rev. Bishop scarborough, ID.
D., will Off late Ia Grace Church on next wednesday
evening on occasion OF opening Tor uVne service
the recently completed caurcn.
RAHwAY.-The wife OF Ephraim Runyon who had
been health for some time, drowned herselt Ia
oisteru on Monday night. She was 40 years DID,