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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-30
TYLER COUNTY.
Congressional Candidates.
Correspondence Of the Register.
MIpDLEBoURNK- March % 1850

Correspondence Of the Register.
MIppLEsoURSE, March 70, 1850.
In an editorial OF the Tyler Star Of
this date tthe 26thl is the following:
Col d. D. Johnson made us q call yes
terday. The Colonel is a candidate for
the Democratic nomination for Con-
gress. Further the correspondent Of
the Rooster, Tyler who wrote from
here short time ago that majority Of
the Democrats here were favorable to
Il. Jackson's candidacy, was egregrious-
ly mistaken, aud his mistake is without
color orexcuse. Ii is Col. Johnson for
whom there is a majority"
The following is what | said: "FOr
Congress, some favor Wilson again, but
majority OF the people would prefer
j. b. Jackson" In regard to Col John
son Tor Congress have not aught to say
detrimental 10 his interests therefor,
but With all due respect to Col. Dan |
would say that at the time OF our first
writing, the 10Th inst, | did not know
that the Colonel was candidate, and
tine Colonel and the Star will please
10 excuse me il | did not give the senti-
ments OF the people according to their
notions and opinions.
But in substantiatiOn of what | said
would say that have talked with
number OF prominent persons OF this
section, and it is their opinion that next
10 Mr.. Wilson J. b. Jackson is the
strongest man in this district. Col.
Johnson Il. al, to the contrary not
outstanding At the Congressional
Conference Colonel Dan received the
vote OF this county, as a matter of course
as compliment OF respect that old
Tyler always gives to her worthy sons,
yet compliments do not always carry
with them the strength Of parties, but
are given more on account OF ones ma
tlonalIty. And Of the delegates attend
Ing that convention which OF the aspi-
rants received the greater number OF
their votes, Johnson or Jackson, leave
the people to Judge.
| would say further, as to which OF us
is "cgrcgiOu,,y mistaken in our opin-
ions, | leave Tor the Democrats OF the
Flrst District OF West Virginia in con-
ycntiOn assembled to decide.
However, | am for the nominee,
whether 1t be Wilson, Johnson or Jack
son, OF ANY other worthy Democrat.
TYLER.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE or THREE DEEDS OF TRUST
ID made 10y Edward Clator and Jane Chtor
ms wife, "a me ~ trustee, the irSi dated January
:, 1875. recorded IN decd Of trust book No. ",
page 2lG: The second dated March :, 1873, re-
corded in decd Of trust book No. IL, page |; the
third dated July -, 1879. recorded In deed OF
trust book 80. iG, page !, ! Will, on
SATURDAY, 1ItE iSr DAY OF MAY,
lSrl commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, sell at the
front door IL the Court House Of Ohio county,
the following described property, that Is 10 say:
4 part II lot numbered thirty zone In Updegrafs
addition 10 the city Of Wheeling, said part trout.
ing sixteen feet on the south side Of Eighteenth
street and extending back an even width aud
Liudngou the west side of Chaphnc street u dis
lance of uity seven tcCl, more or less, 10 a four
foot private alley. rtsclvlng 20 the property
adjOiniig on the west the hight Ia use the water
pipe crossing said property from Chaplinc street
The title Is believed 10 lie perfect, but Will
convey only the title vested in me by said deeds
OF trust
TERMS or SAIE-Oncthifd and more II the
purchaser ~ elect, cash on day Of sale; the
balance In two equal iuStalments nj six and
twelve months, evidenced by negotiable promis-
sorry notes. hcar " interest from day Of sale the
title "a De- retained until payment In iull.
DENIS O'kEEfFE, Trustee.
WI ". CoWDrS Solicitor mrld
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DY VIRTUEOE 4 DEED or TRUST MADE
ID hy VIM. II. Woods and sarah 4. Woods. his
wife. ~ the undersigned trustee dated October
T. lSsS and recorded IN the uiicc - the CLERK D!
the County Court 81 Ohio county, ga deed ~
trust book 80 "a, page 80, viii, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 10, $50,
Commencing a. - % CtuDk A. u. proceed % sell
at the front door Of the Court H0usr OF ohio
county ". Va. 20 the highest and boSt bidder.
the following described real estate, that Il n say
4 certain lot OF parcel Of ground situate IN Ohio
county, West Virginia, about one aud on, hal
a. miles cas-, ~ the City %! Wheeling 90 The
ueighh0ThoOd compuly known a. L,ather""oI.
and more particularly described a. tpuuW-:
Beginning NJ point IA The center 81 Leather
wood lane, opposite the east end 81 the south
wal, Of The bridge over Woods run. thence south
wariy with the center line %! aid lane three
hundred aud nine 800 feet 'p stake, thence NJ
riEht sugies wcStwHrfly two hundred ana
sevrutv.lwo anl one fourth tg72' . feet thence
uurihUarliy a. right angles aud parallel with
said lane eight! SD icyt O. Il stake, thence west.
wayily at right angles thirty one 81 feet .
Woods run thence up said run with H. moan
d,rtug, To the south wa;l u The bridge over saii
rlu. and thence with The general line ~ aid
wall 90 N" place ~ beg u1.ug together 81. IN III
the Improvements thereon and the apTurau-
anCss Thereto belonging being The same properly
conveyed % -arah 7 Woods ty Joseph y.
Dubois ana wife
TrEvs ~ sALE-One-ihiri % the pulJha-
money cash IN hau1, balance IN tao egua! Vay
mCuts 40 SiN and twelve months. With Interest.
rvrrraser giving notes serUuud hy deed a INST
on the property for deferred paywgnts or The
whole 70 The purchase money vii be received
~ cAsh u the purchaser prefer
perfect but selling a. trustee shAll convey only
such utc s j. vested in me ~ AZ deci 4 trusL
MOODS Trustee.
WI HALLER. AUetiUaCcf ur!Ji
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Dr. W. II. Coywiu, the only son OF the
late Hon. Tom Corwlu, OF Ohio. dIca a.
his residence in Lebanon on Friday OF
IN 4 week. lie was % years old an nm
married. lie was a gentleman loved
and houorri by large circle OF friends,
n man ui culture, amt possessed many
oitbe peculiar talents ~ his father out
was aycrsc to pub,Jc n.t IN any capacity.
Of Governor GorNiu's family one dalGh-
ter remains. Eva. the vile OF the Hon.
George X. SAGE. OF tine Cincinnati bar.
nj Hr. Corwu the Cincinnati TING
saws. Gle Inherited his fathers fond
nrss for aneciotc. ami lis knowledge OF
men aud politics was wide, accurate ana
entertaining. Ills Judgment was sound
ami clear. Tie had no taste Tor pohuc.S'
but he woull have Won distinction ln
tbat field il he had chosen 10 give his
attention 20 public affairs Men Wy,,'
attached t. him as 10 brother; lie
was thoroughly loyal to a friendship,
Courageous in his convictions, devoted
to the imaiiy name.
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BARBOUR COUNTY.
Political Predictions.
GorrspoudSncs vi the RESIGER
PHILLIPI. W. Va. March n

~~AAN~fN ANNANN ~ AAN
PHILLIPI, W. Va, March "a.
March is now shaking her tail aud
giving Us plenty OF rain, and mud
a0ounds everywhere. Politics ate now
to heating point, aud still getting hot
ter, and We have already fourteen eau
dldates in the field aud US many more
will be out before the campaign closes.
The people Of this county seem deter
mined to have primary election, with
lew lights 10 the contrary notGitE-
standing. Andy Valentine, OF tie
old Democratic district of Glade. will
be our next Delegate. He is a
good, substantial, arsighted, thought
iul man, and will not let his cOnstitu-
ents 20 unCared for.
The Constitutional Amendment will
he adopted in this county by at least
Ave hundred majority. cur people are
ured at the County Cont and will wish
Tor change which We believe Is Tor the
better. The Hon. VIM. I. lee will have a
smooth walk-Oycr the track Tor Jul ..g in
the new circuit, under the Constitutions
al Amendment. Mr. Ice is a man of
high moral and social qualities and a
profound reasOner, a ripe Scholar and a
1irst-ctasS lawyer. The Hon. Samuel
Woods, We see, is tayorably spoken Of in
different parts Of the State ior Supreme
Judge. MIR. Woods will haze the un-
divided support OF Barbour, Randolph,
Upshur, Tucker and several other coun-
ties in full, with division in nearly all
the counties in the State, and with this
his nomination is secure.
(lggAgTnN
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STATE OF THERON TRADE.
A Conservative View of the
Present Situation and Pros

poets.
The well-established metal house OF
IhOs. J. Pope & Bro, New York, has
issued Its trade circular for March. Tia"
hTm II conservative and it's opinion i,
generally considered valuable. The cir
cular says: Trade, since our last, has
manifested some OF the usual quietudc
which charactcrizcs the month Oi
March still It's volume has been much
greater than for many years back, aud
the general condition OF supply and de-
maud, and stocks and production may
be considered quite healthy, with prom
lsc OF more easy supplies OF American
pis irons IN the near future. Prices
have dropped here aud IA Europe Tins
is generally considered very hcaitLWl
indication OF the market, relieving 1t ui
the lever induced 10y many oi the Wild
theories OF Beunerites' and 'Bpnmists,
but the fact should be steadily borne in
mind by buyers, that metal Spectators
and others are largely sold out, aud have
ipl some time been arranging their tao
tics iur the spring ami summer ciuI-
paigu, who I'LL the market iu.i Oi rumOrs
OF declining consumption aud ot con
tracing business. THESE rumurS are
the very opposite Of truth, Tor the con
sumption moves forward with continual
Is increasing volume; and as the activity
developed IN certain sections ut the
country hast year, permcates and lnvig-
CRATES all parts Of the land, aHakiug en-
trrprisr and employing labor IN dirnc-
tons where both had been nile, IL Is
reasonable 10 look Tor continuous i'm
prDycmcut in the movement OF industry
and trade. In Europe, without doubt
Continental as wcllas Asiatic trade was
unexpectedly disturbed by political
clouds, now gradually passing away,
and 70 NAV be- truly SAID that there pre-
walls now gradual doyclapmcU, and
bcttermrut Of European enterprise AMI
business. which the most conservative
fully anticipate will increase with the
advance Of the season more rapidly than
many here would infer from the gloomy
reports in circulation No one qUcs-
tons the future activity 1T business in
the United States and the further am
yuhyatIln which has been 80 charIytg!ls-
ticui the past four months. That prlCcF
should rrccde Or be- compelled 10 stand
still Is really one OF the healthicst cir
rumstaucrs OF the market, and doubt
less will add to the prosperity Of all
classes of business during the remainder
ui the year and IN the future, beyond
Tins wear
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Public Sale Ofthe Fair Grounds
OH Wheeling Island.

Is PURsC ASCE or 4 RESOLUTION
Il adoYtct BY the tocka0ldeu ~ tie North
West Virginia Agricultural SuCisty a. q meeting
held a., thC!r osacc H. the CITY o. wheeling Or
The Oh Day % March, lSso the un3t-lguei
Committee will, on
SATURDAY. APRIL l. lssO.
At The front door % Ohio county Court H0usf,
com meuclng AZ % o'clock A ", proce' { q ell
al pubic auction B. he highest and BE-; bidder
the real estate owned ty ne North West VIZ
ginlA Agricultural society situated On Nhecl.
inE Island ard known A. he Fair GrouBts SAD
PROPERTY c1ugss 0f al out : Arr- %! chOics
land ~ table for building lots, AID i fully de-
scrihet 10 tie following deed y wh.Ca rtlcr
ercg j. had, VIZ: A deed rlatc BY &. Brown
ana Others q aid North wosf Nlng.nia AgTrl.-
tural Srcieiy dated NovtElbef y lSs. and re-
corded IN book 40, 81, pag.s tsl-A o. ihe ruc5rli
oideetS for Ohio county. " Va Ani 81 dest
made BY Joseph KUsessUef and wife - said
North Nes; NinrcA Agricultural sos.stv. iatsi
February "a lszi. aud reuoriei IN desi book No.
s. pAxe ~ Ohio county rvHcrds
TTENs oT sAI-One-thirt q the pm h1se
uorey b. had. and the rszi3ue on q cresfii q 9,
u - and q n onths with inssTest Tor htch pay
uen9the purchaser q 70 give his pOtes salssiAe-
tofi'y secured Tie title also retained unti he
purchase money = fully psst
MICHLIi RiELlI,1
EAKi W oSLnAIJ
sHo. A. WIcKxAN. AIer5rsE ARIA
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Remember that pr. GuySoits leel'oN
Dock and Slrslparilla has proven l'SeH
to d. tine best blood purifier ever us
covered. aui is a positive cure Tor Ser2-
lula ami an SyphiEtic disorders, N ,,
ness Of the Kidneys, al Nervous "'S.'
drrs and Debility, all Urinary anu
Djge,,iyr troubles. etc. Price Of large
gqa-t bottles with iulI directions, Sl.3O.
4 single bottle will prove To you ITS
merits As health-rcnewer, Tor It acts act,
like charm. relieving both physical
ami mental distress, driving out OF the
human system the many ills that he 81,
and blood is heir 70, aud restoring .I R, tEe
natural yigor TO both mlhu anu NY
exhausted by disease and suffering. II
makcs tbr old feel young aud buoyant'
It makes the young feel gay; LaTg6hn
Bros. ( Co. and Logan, List = 70,
Wholesale Agents, Wheeling; Vest u
Gilmore, Agents tor Bridgeport "
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TRUSTEES SALIi.

DY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by Christina lScltOn aud Daniel UsClton
her husband 90 the undersigned trustee. dated
Jun" D. lN.N and recorded M the Office ot the
Clerk of the County Court ~ Ohio county, In
deed uftru-t book No. 10, page y, will, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 10, $50,
Commencing Mt 10 o'clock 4. ", proceed 10 sell,
a, the front door ui the Court House Of ohio
county " Va. tn tn highest and best bidder,
the following rDll state that Is 10 say, lot mum.
bored six .CI Ga square numbered twenty seven
H.. i'm Churchilrs addition Ia the city ofWhcCl
ing commonly called Buena Vista, with nll the
Improvements and apPnltcnanccN thereto be
TTEw, ~ sArr-unc-lurd of the purchg,c
money cash IN hand, balance in two equal pay
mrut. at siN aud Twelve months, With interest
purchaser giving notes secured 10y deed 81 trust
Tor deferred payments; or the whole OF purchase
money wi hc received ia cash purchaser pre-
fer Title believed 10 hc perfect, but selling ~
trustee shall convey only such title ~ j. vested
In me by said deed oi trust
j !. WOODS, Trustee
"a Al HALL ER AurLiDuppr. mrlW
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FOR SALE.

A LARGE, WELL ARRANGED TWO STORY
~ brick house. conveniently aud pleasantly
situated on Howard street, KiriwoOd, Ohio. II
contains ten rooms, and IN addition two pan.
tries, a summer kitchen and u bath room wit
hot and cold water II has large and dry eel
lar well Of good water and cistern. Also a
good sized yard The house Is handsomely
finished within and is IN excellent repair. For
further particulars with price aud terms Of pay.
mont, enquire Of " IL Tallman, at the office OF
the Etna Iron su1 Nail Company, Bridgeport,
or Of \. Z. Talman, at FiSt National Bank,
Bcl,aire
IN addition to the above fine building lot on
Bennett street, KirkwOOd, VIII he sold, scpar
atcly or I'm connection with the above described
nrMnnrIN. mrllh
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Trustees sale Of East Wheel
ing Property.

DY VIRTUE % 4 DEED OFTRUsT MADE
ID by samuel BellAnd sallie Bell. bis wife
n ne undersigned trustee, dated febrGAry Is,
Is arG recorded a. the oticr q the CleTt o.
tie County C0urt OF Onto county west Virginia,
.G de,a % trust book 40. : rage ~, ! shall. on
TvEsUAY. MARCH %, is,o.
Commencing ~ % o'clock A. n. proved b. sn'i
a: the front door % the COurt H0usa ~ o. %
county Ncst Virginia, " the higicsi st1 tssi
biiasr thr following de=Cf.bcd pstuf. "a! ~ as
stletr IN EaiI Ohin county, IN DC state - Ncsy
N.rgii h. AID fn that part rt the AID 'Ity ~
Wheeling called last wheeling being IaTi u
l1t m n hered seveuly giI Lot 40 20. situate
AZ The Ithwe cJrT,er n Wood stTntts forraerJ
seventh street and Hghtseath sue iitmefiy
Cay street, 10 aid city I'D tglng fsu st The
sait I0t igscr.hef a. follows w z. g.llinE m
the Eesi Il ~ - WOOD sirert ~ q ~ twenty
- fet north Of TIE Alley betEu.A zigfs nth
and S!reter1th sifessS- ruGuinz tls.1Hr parllei
with All WOODS street. Ai1y ~ iart and iryut
INK theron ttetres vet an tsfa.!rl with sait
ElgkHrath street thiTy ie't. - ons haii The
uidth ~ All .gi NUMBERED tfFrUy 81 thence
south art pt-z!lel vrth saH Nog!s slrsTi ,l!ry
20 ie.i fssncs eat 70 the Iiaef q bs-gtf.rink
TEEvs ~ rALE-Csth-
Ire Tile y TIE saia property J. believed ~ -
peTfeCi. h1i sell!nE a. trustc ball CT Wy OBly
such tite a. e vest~i 81 30 ~ sd ft q t-lst
WILLIAM y. HCbBA ED. Trustee.
"a Il HAlAtk A n tirlnFfr III
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Remarkable Record OF q Week
In Greenbrier County.
LsWtsbury IndepeI dent OF March o

keMsDlrl kIocPSLutnkOi AotSu ~.
A RUAoRED MURDER.
Information has reached us that this
morning colored man by the name OIL
Jones, a trackwalker on the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway, was found dead In
his shanty, near the iron bridge, with
his skull crushed in. He was alone and
is supposed 10 have been murdered. No
particulars were given.
FATAL ACCIDENT IN FAYETTE.
We learn from the Fayette Enterprise
that Mr.. Cary Bib, OF that county, on
Saturday, the 18th inst, while chop,
ping logs on his farm, fell and sustained
such internal injuries as resulted In his
death on Monday, the 10Th inst. Mr..
Bib was one OF the most honored and
respected citizens, and his loss will be
deeply felt by all who knew him.
DEATH on THE RAILROAD.
Mr.. ]. VI. Corley, a native OF Abe
marie county, Va, and a brakeman on
one of the through freight trains on the
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway, was run
over and killed short distance east OF
McKendree Station on the 22d instant.
A correspondent states that an engine
and thirty-iour cars passed over his body,
and both ,egs and arms were broken.
lie was worthy and industrious young
man.
ACCIDENT AT RoNCEyERTE.
We learn that accident'happened at or
near Ronceverte this morning, by which
a young man by the name OF Nighton, a
brakeman on one of the through freight
trains on the Chesapeake & Ohio Rail
way, received injuries OF a serious II not
fatal character. Tire or four cars passed
over one Of his thighs, painfully injur-
ing him, but the iull particulars OF the
accident We have not learned. DIR. X.
L. Lake, the Division Surgeon, was tele-
graphed for, and has gone to the assist
ance OF the sufferer.
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The Same Old Story.

Grafton Eagle.
On Wednesday, the eth inst, well
dressed, prepossesSlng young girl OF
about seventeen, came III on the tram
from Clarksburg and proceeded to one
of our prominent hotels. She was alone
and apparently unknown TO any one IN
town. Being questioned as To her home
aud friends, she answered that she was
awaiting the arrival OF her uncle from
Parkprsburg, who was 10 take her East
to school. Three days passed and her un-
Gle did not arrive. Meanwhile the girls
strange conduct and her evidently I'M
due intimacy with certain well known
men aroused the suspicious OF the land.
lord. who requested her to find another
boarding place. She then removed to
another hotel, but admirers following
her she was only allowed to remain one
day. On Sunday evening two friends
arrived from MOrgantOwn, who sought
and found City Sergeant Smouse, and
one of them explained that he was the
uncle Of the girl, who had lett her home
/ in Murgantuwn about u week previous
| to visit her aunt IN CIarkshurg, but al
| ter remaining in the latter place about
two days she suddenly disappeared. Her
| friends in Morgantown were Immediate
" notified and they at once instituted a
search Tor her. Capt. Tom Smouse
took the matter in hand, and the girl
and married escort, who lives in a
ucighboriug town, were found together,
shortly after their arrival at her third
boarding place. The circumstances OF
the case warranted the arrest OF both
parties. the man furnishing bond for
his appearance neXtmOrning The scene
on the girls part was pitiful one, she
abandoning herself to tears aud remorse.
Thc.gih is well connected in Monom-
gala county, and her ruin is laid at
| door Of one OF her relatives.
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FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT sITUAT.
"A cd In North Wheeling, on the corner OF
Main and Second streets, No. 80. The house
contains four rooms aud the lot fronts SO feet on
Main street. and extends back 100 feet 10 Coal
street also a stable situated on the back part OF
the lot Said property Is known as the John
Carpenscr property. For terms Of sale enquire
EWING & RILEY,
fcl,yR llGO Main street. City.
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PIRIIC MALE

PLEASANT SOUTH SIDE REsIDENt +.
~ On Tuesday, March 5Oth, al 10 4. ". al the
Court House door will be sold the two story brick
dwelling No 1905 Market street, near Twenty
third street in this city containing seven rooms,
bath room, a large pantry, two halls aud
splendid cellar, with a yard in front and rear,
extending back tO the alley. The house is in
good condition, and must me sold Immediately
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LARGE Wolf Killed.

Mr Nm. Meadows, OF Petersiown
W Va. killed a wolf on Peters Noun
tain. on "Wednesday, the lOih instant
which measured six feet IN length and
rs nearly three feet high.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-30

TEvrERANCE Is attracting much aiien'
ZION. showing itself in local option laws,
societies. crusades and restrictions upon
liquor production; but with all these
rif,rts. the consumption Is enormous,
and undoubtedly, the reason Is, because
rbrre is nothing Sirenuousy advocated
to relieve and destroy the craving for
s,imuants. But, il the disease Was
treated ratioaally, by arOusing the torpid
Liver with simmons Liver Regulator,
the dispiri,ed drunkard would find his
cravings soon disSpaied, and with clear
Ell head and active Liver, he would not
want liquor.
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70 z SALE.
FOR SALE.

YVNHE THRRE-STORY BRICK DWELLING
i aud StorehouSe combiued, formerly occu-
pied by Bachman & Dunt, situate on the west
side OF Market street, between Eleventh ana
Twelfth streets. This building Is rented for the
coming year 10 a drsi class tenant
ii. q SHRINER,
ialh l2ll Main street.
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Suicide.

Nj Joseph iauiz, o, the North Fork,
In P,ullgt5u county, committed suicide
.a Monday last, by hanging himself.
When found he was dead. The rope
ui;b which he hung himself was fastened
10 the rai,ers OF lis dwelling His neck
was hruS Ken. lie is supposed to have
fastened the rope around his neck and
iuunei from a beaslA and in the ia,I
ms mex Was broken, though his knees
rgs,rd upon the door. lie has Tor some
wears past been suffering from partial
INSANITY. He was about 60 years OF
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
ga, blowing guide is made up on wHce.Ins


.r-..f...r,., ,..,,u1r,n.lqrion This tsaiu only
-.r.. Tween Whpy,tug sus Philadelphia
tusi,y except SUNDAY Newark Ao''mu'v"a
sTv. NH t-.f.,
t.i-..- trr ,isv pa,sSes backward ani torWarN DC
,.gr.- Iartlu's Ferry and Brl,aire slopp,,iH
g.Il..f r..IuireI at sherman House, h1lS'I"e'
Wgst Nlfr.irg and Gravel Nul
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DISSOLUTION.

Tie plriperhiy ksrstol0-, existing under The
ara ran a ThoborD A Bro. 4 this day fis-
solved b. mutual cDnsebt Wm. Thoburn rstir.
iuK All dsbts doc tie late srn must Be ps,d
Immediately and al LocDgBr against 70 sill y
psif On ygeseuts;Joa. All AooDuuc DOT settled
within thirty days Viii be plsosd 10 puofsf
hsnts ius oDllec1!Ou. Eitbef membtr q The frn
Il suthor1ri " settle all snrO1ut,.
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