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Morning herald., 1839-09-25
III u M A N III A | r.

VXTHERE the hair observed be growing thin nothing
wv can be preposterous than the Of oils
any fatty matter Their application Can only be recon-
epded through the erosset ignorance they hasten the i
Of the hair By increasing the reaasrono i,he When
taer. - marsh drv contract skin, aud where the small
blood vessels whcn he bulb are otnc
co. then the oils Sc ma, be good they relax 10" out
he their torpor and quicken the current Of the
Hood. The TRIO ,PHERoUs. or INDICATED CON.
POU D. only do Its virtue. well known and
testified BY thousands of the first families every part Of the
country who use II dailv
Extract from Chrrhugn Treatise on the har
1T will prevent the hair in every from Calling OF aud
that which has fallen become hin rreerse the
hair at all from turning grew AZ ,cpr and dan
glossy state yet free from III OILY and
induce the hair to beautiful natural curl.
Sold BY the proprietor, CLlgEHUOH Hair Cutter west
Of Fulton and groadwy and Of bis aeenJ Doad
Druggist, Of Bleeck. and Broadway Wm Minor,
Druggist. of Dey street aud Frsnkln House Mrs
King Bookseller. Fulton strees. siim'
ID UsHTON X AsPiNwALLs COMPOUND TONIC
N MIXTURE speedy sna .rain for the Fever and
Ague Remittep, and inermi Fever. prepared frsm ,
original recipe Used with eminent snd universal success uc
1854 by persons efthe highest rtspectahy s this city
ted heannexed certificate. Thi. medicine higl, recon-
ended aud hiss been EXTENSIVELY used the above diseases with
such distinguished success that the propr tor sf the recipe
been induced to offer i 10 . public - 4. present rn in
tie hone thai may the means relieving of those
who are sue under N senurre &C country IL
medicine great ,iue and wi used according to
a.. has never rled o .ctnr crrc even in the
most obstinate stage of the disorder not ~ ~ dacrcea
be and persons o the weakest stomach as children take
il with iupuny IL enethens the digestive creates
appetite ard seldom requires ,n in obstinate
cases two bottles 20 effect There nsther mercury
arsenic in the medicine thing mi rous 70 the ha
an cons ituor The prupreior well convinced ofi
efficacy that they refund the price of every bottle
which has takes IN accordance With the directions and
has not eGeced perfect IL the Fever and ACve.
The Compound Tonic MIXTURE is prepared only by RUSH
TONS ASpINWALL,N No s6 6wliam.str.ct, ITO Broadway,
and 10 Asto Hou York and for sale by al the prine-
raj Druggist in the United States
O Toprev,n fraud, the eork of each bottle viii be
I'd bs the Signature q the rroprie,ors. sl2im'
,T'ilE GREAT wtsltR>.-1hi, 'iiIs may Ne very ar
lii xf.ll .e..t H..
nsnuc they ~ all who them 10 pro
duce brilliant and economical light than any lamp that
k.. hxeu In Word
Morning herald., 1839-09-25

JyxTRA0 ORDINARY COMBiNATiON.-The Bandana
IT, Oriental Tablet will speedily render the skin smooth
clear and even removing rou hnes tan recklcs suuburns
and nom it, surface leaving the compe
clear aud white II will quickly counterfeit the deeerous
effects d ak aine soaps, pains, sea bathing &c and give the
skin that transparent brisncy y admired Price 90
een,ssold only GUIoNs iso Broadway, opposite John
street sls
Morning herald., 1839-09-25
PATENT WINDLASN.
Is Il ID s II r. A n

b E ID 5 L Is "A ID.
N- THE Subscribers, sole Proprietors
prepared to with despatch all for their I'm.
rivaAed Patent sw-ed Beam Wna. Bedteads which are
almost universally used being best article as vet in
vented-cs mbmins ease, convenience and durability.
The ackas acted by the wndlass weed beam il
made perfectly light and free from all liability sagg eav
elasticity the which renders particularly ea,y
and simple construction; the matter of putting
down will be found Of but little trouble with those
ofany other construction whilst the precision with which the
component parts fitted against the intro
dacion Of any xind Of vermn.
From the taken to render each Bedstead perfect their
qualities for durability will recommend them rurchase
who invited to call and examine large now on
aand
Also large assortment Of elegant Furniture Mattresses
Feather Beds, SC. constantly on hand.
J. W &C SOUTHACK, No 1876 Broadway,
Jelsy Franklin House
A NEW DISCOVERY t. Cure the following Diseases:--
Cronc Scroula, in all its stages s. conday Syphlu U
Piles Fstua Cancer, sweugs and all Mercuria
eases, which he warrants to without any hDdance
business the Of three week. He not ask
anti the patiei perfeA " cured fer
snes whick he wall give gratis he don't make perfect
Every information be had by calling the Botanical
Medicine Establishment Of A. l.. Shpley No. ITO Canal
street. between the hours Of and 10 and pm
where the Doctor will be in attendance the above diseases
s2-lm3 A. L.. SMILEY, Agent.
Morning herald., 1839-09-25
90 THE CHEAPEST -N

AND
MOST FASHIONABLE ESTABLISHMENT,
Having the and splendid stock Of Cloths Cass
meres, vengs and Summer Goed in TIN. city, which will b.
made up theimsst style the shortest notice. H.
following prices cash delivery a, the well known
a. II. JAMES,
LATE JAMES TAYLOR,
No. 6s Maiden Lane and No. II Liberty st.
supersne black, blue or fancy eolored Dress
Cos.s, S14 to ~
Gentlemens' Summer Goats. from 50
Cashmere Pantalocn' variety ofpatterns and
vats Of silks, ,,atin, velvet., ea.simere,, Mar.
sele., Valsnhas or Thbet Cloth, - 25 10 g.
The public will p observe the above prices ~ pei,
cen, below the ordinary prices Of Merchant Taior ie2s
l., RECKLEs. fkECKLEs :! FRECKLEs!!!--T
prevalence Of Freckes the human face aud neck has
from time immemoria been not only annoying but decided
Disagreement the human body, aud is gratiin dsco,e-
y that eHectusl di,perser las length been found
fwyeih Celebrated Milk Of Roses which has stood unr
aled aud unequalei ia England France, and America for
yearly ffty years.
BsRers. New Jersey, May ia,h, 1899
To Mr.. J. wyeth:-
sm-A the request ef my brother William, have great
the face and neck for upwards years. recon.
meoded to Milk Of Roses, nave dorc and feel
truly pleased that alter the r for month.
free from every bIer-h ~, sin, and my compiler.
unchanged for the better.
Wyehs Milk of Roses speedily pmpes, botohes
cse rcughn-ss sunburn tan, chang cappSe and FOR
moving the unpicasaat sensations after shaysg IL perfect
tuxury Observe the stamp II Wycth. reumcr London
he proprietor prices by A. n D. Sands ~ and 100 Fulton
,treet; Guion, iso Broadway Mlor lo3 Broadway; Hart
cor Chamber and Broadway; Dc ala Broadway Clarke
Houston and Broadway; Ring, 6li Brosdwsy Cole
c-..n, 66l Broadway, syme, ~ md $50 Bowcyi Dew
Churca and Chambers w NJ Somcr'le cor. 9TH Wooster;
Wyeih 90 Bowery; Creighton Carmine aud Bejiord
Cotton Beecker street; Lindsay, - 9th Aveuue Love- i0s
9Th Avenue; Nicely ChrOpher and Greenwich Lane and
Burseiit Perfumer' store, 81 Csnal street jyls-sm
Morning herald., 1839-09-25

MAN0ANEsE-eoC Cssk. Black oside Of Manganese. for
Mh Y. "''S 8, rssss. n,s.s,, .,,..s BROOKS
Morning herald., 1839-09-25
SILK AND FANCY DRY GOO

per
A OF ldn
teur
ometueo nculanoi ich
As
duce 4 Fir rcenta advanced the tE
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-18

ENiEn "A. am word composed of IL letters
my IA Is z is a kind of tape; nv ID 1915 is
a lowl or Egypt; my 1913 B. Is 1879 II is
breaker OF images; my 10 is the beax of a bird:
my 10 q 10 ~ y is a small silver coin; my Is
z III is hearing of causes; my 8 II 1910 II is
poetlca! beng my 8 IL Is Is is a public walk :;
my D IL IL 3 is planet; my II z ii is; a hi sh .
'P cap; my Z Ia III is Turkish prince, my 7 Is
my !S ~ is an escuient root of the tropical cmes;
my IL 10 III is a novice; my 3 l2 II IS is song
OF Joy; my Ia l3 10 is the region of the dead;
color; my IL II IL 4 8 is badge of honor my,3
10 q is bird of the partridge kind; my 3 IL is
5o Z is the Indian pipe of peace my Ga 117
o Is stun used for curtains; my A IL 10 IL is
dance; and my whole has no common measure
with any thing else. G,
New Hamp. Inst Nav 81
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District OF Orleans, commissioners to receive, ex-
anime and adjust The claims aud ier.~..A. ri all
persons, against the Estate of JOHN BlCKFORD
late of Glover in said District, deceased re present
ed insovent, and also all claims and demands ex-
hbited in offset thereto and six months from sthe
day of the date hereof, being allowed by said
Court for that purpose, we do therefore hereby
give notice, that we will attend to the business OF
our appointment. at the dwelling of the Widow OF
said John Bckford in Glover in said District, on
the first Mondays of September and October next
at one o'clock, Z. M =, on each of said days.
Dated. this day of May, a. d. 1889.
JOHN GARFIELD, : Commissioners
CEPHAS CLARK
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ty. The two bodies were brought into town, 81
on examination il appeared that the first had re-
ceived three strokes of a sharp instrument zap.
parrehtiy little larger than settoD one had
opened the principle artery OF the left arm; a
mother WAS Vas on the left shoulder blade; three
were IN me rlsh. >Iroast-one of which had en-
tered between the third uuS 'uu..i, rib md nom
elrated the lower lobe Of the right lung, ~an me-
wound mot so deep was between the orbits.
The man appeared to have been very srong
and muscular, about 35 years age, and of a
dark complexion. He had on pair of white
twilled Russia duck pantaloons with white cot
ton drawers underneath. Around his neck was
twisted sailors cravat of n reddish color.
The second man had received five deep
wounds inflicted with pogniard in the tight
breast, and one with the same instrument in the
lett side, which had pierced the heart through
and through.
The parties to this double assassination, MS far
MS we could ascertain, were Spaniard and an
Italian, fruit dealers, who had disputed in the
course OF their Observation-Disclosures
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.APPLICATION

To Me Hon. the Probate Court for The District Of
Cdledontn
TIME undersigned Administrators Of the Estate
n ofENOCH WING late of Lyndon in said
District, deceased, tesatc, respectfully represents,
that the personals state of the deceased is sui
fcent to pay his just debts and costs OF settlement
by tho sum Of Seventy-fvc dollars that the said
deceased was at the Time of his death, seized and
possessed of real estate within the state of YER
mont, and therefore prnys the honorable Count to
grant her license TO sell much of the real estate
of the said deceased as will enable her to pay the
sum aforesaid together with the cost attending the
same.
Dated at Danville, this 12th day of June, A. ID.
1889. MARY WING.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-18
BRIGHTON MARKET.

Reported for the Yankee Farmer
90 AT market, 345 Cattle, % yoke WorkingO Oxen
3G Cows and Calves, $50 Sheen and lambs
575 Swine.
-, PRICES Beef Cattle-Markets were quick -
we quote to- correspond last weeks prices First
doaity $3.50 50 second quality SIS $3.50 p;
third quality $50 ass.
Horhtng Ozen- Sales were good, a large proper
lion of the stock at market was sold at prices va.
rying from 800 $3.50, according to quality
C0aos aud CatocS,-Sales were good a larger
quantity sold than for two weeks back-eold Tor
$35 $40, $45 and 500
Sheep " Lambs-The prices were not obtained
S1otne-The holders were firm, and retail sa les
good at from a 12 cts Small lois vyere taken to
peddIe at Ia, a91.2. There will be fine
lot of the Berkshire Breed in next week, which
viii afford good opportunity TO gentlemen who
wish to improve their srock TO procure breeders
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-18
New ORLEANS, June A. 1870

Steamboat Explosion steamboat Bonn
parte reports having passed the wreck Buckeye
III chute No. 3D. on the 30h ult. The liuIe
steamboat Madison was along side. The Bona
parte hailed her and asked if she wanted asssis
lance, and was answered none wanted. The
accident occurred on the Goth, ut III O'Clock az
night, while the boat was wooding. All the boil
ers were blown overheard and one Of them
lodged in the bank The boiler and hurricane
decks were completely swept away and torn TO
pieces. The captain Of the 8onapntte was in
formed that only 5 ORG persons were killed -
but could not learn their names or ascertain fur
Their particulars
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SALLY WILLARD'S EST AT y.

= VIE subscribers having been appointed by the
a honorable Probate Court, for the District OF
Ca'ed3n'a, commissioners, to receive examine and
adjust the claims and demands of ali persons, a.
gainst the Estate of SALLY WILLARD, late of
barnet in said District, deceased, represented in.
solvent, and the term Of six months from the LIST
day of June being allowed, BY said Court 10 The
creditors OF said deceased, to exhibit and pl eve
Their respective claims before us-Do give notice,
that we will attend to the duties of our appointment
at me dwelling house of Preston Thayer, in Bar
on the 23d day Of November at 10 O'clock fore.
n1o", on each of said DAYS.
JOHN IDE, commissioners,
Barnet, June s, A. d. 1889. os-3w
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SIHTE OF VER.hOWT,
CALEDONIA County. sc

1t is ordered that John rasker the Petitionee
in the foregoing Petition, who resides without this
state, be notified of The pendency of the same and
be notified to appear before the Supreme Court mex I
10 be holden at lrasburgh within and for the said
County Of Orleans, on the second Tuesday next
following the fourth Tuesday in July, A. d. 1899,
to answer TO the foregoing Petition of Fanny T'as-
ker preferred to said Court and to do and perform
what hall be ordered in the premises-by causing
the substance of the foregoing Petition together
WIN this citation and order to he published in the
CaledonIan, newspaper printed at ST. Johnsbury,
IN the County of Caledonia, two weeks successive
~, the last of which publications shall be at least
SIX Weeks.before the sitting of the Supreme Court
aforesaid
Given under my hand, at Danvlle, in the Coun-
ty OF Caledonia, this 18th day of June, A. d 1889
ISAAC F. REFlELD, .udge
0S-9w ~s
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STATE OF VERMONT

CALEDONIA DISTRICT, S.
At Probate Court holden at Danville, in said Dis
trcl on the 18th day of June A. d., 1889 by
GEO. b. CHANDLER, Judge of SAID Court.
THE foregoing application having been duly PIE
sened to said Court 1t is ordered, by said Court
that the heirs, and all concerned IN said estate be
notified of said application, and that the same, will
be taken into cons "eraiion at Probate Court, TO
be holden at the Probate Office, in Danville, in
SAID District, on Tho 9Th day of July, A ID. 1880,
by publishing the said application, with a cory OF
TN" -ncord Of this order three weeks successfully
IN the Caleduni~n newspaper printed at ST Johns.
bury in said District.
08-3w. GEO. p. CHANDLER. Judge.
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DSG ~ G4Ga

In Derby at Mr. J. Kelsey's ALICE, only daugh.
Ter of Capt Jonathan Frost, Of Newport, aged Is.
She left her school on Thursday The 9th inst and
he following Saturday, her spirit took irs flight to
the God who gave it-Ptinters in NJ H., Mass and
" Y are requested &c.
In Concord,N III. of consumption, Nr Asaph Ey-
ans, Jr. aged %.
In Lebanon, May 25. Mrs Lucy Eliza Wood,
At Washington, D c. June 4, Mrs Ellen NJ. MAJ
nehan, 25 wife of Capt. Joseph Manahan formerly
of Concord N. III.
In Montpelier May 20, Betsey, wife of Capt
Samuel Upham, aged So
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FLORIDA.

On the 18th of May, General Macomb issues
his general order, proclaiming perpetual peace
with the Seminoles; on the 3d of June we find
the Seminoes far north of Tampa Bay, destroy
ed all such white people fall in their way
The following paragraph disCloses what degree
of security and of confidence is derived from
ahis famous treaty.
ST. AUGUSTINE, June 3, 1889,
Gen Macomb' 5 treaty is again ratified in the
the blood Of our conntrymen. On Wednesday
night last, party of Indians attacked the house
of Mr. Ostein, at Alligator, oil the road to New
Evansville. killed Mr. Ostein, and wounding Mr..
Simeon Dell and Miss Osten. On Saturday af-
ternoon, detachment OF Dragons brought in
from Picolata, a free Negro named Morris, tn
ken up under some circumstances Of suspicion,
connected with the recent murder of Broken.
bury, at Picolata.
1t is, however, satisfactorily ascertained to
have been the work of Indians, rs the command
which went in pursuit followed their trail for
several miles. The situation of the people Of
the Territory, is now infinitely worse than it has
ever been. nominal treaty of peace is pio-
clamed-our citizens murdered with impu-
nity-and, by the order of Gen. Macomb, if an
Indian IS met, on the read, the white man must
give way. The position in which Gen Macomb
has left affairs, is disgrace IL pom his fair es-
cutcheon.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-18
CIDEONJ. L.A.NB'S ES7,37,E,

VIE subsc, bers having been appointed by the
"A honorable Probate Court, for the District of
Caicdonia, commissioners, 10 receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands of ali persons, a.
ga'nst the Estate of GIDEON ]. LAMB late of urke
IN said District. deceased represented insolvent,
ana the term OF six months from the first day of
May instant being allowed. by said Court. TO the
creditors OF said deceased, to exhibit and prove
their respective claims before us--Do give notice,
that we will attend to the duties of our appoint.
ment at the dwelling house Of the Widow Jaci n
tina Lamb, in Burke, in said District. on the 9Th
day OF July, and on the 29lL day of October next,
at Ten clock, forenoon, each of said days.
TIMOTHY FISHER, cn;..;o
WELDON BEMISS commissioners.
Burke, May 20, A. ID. 1882 0S-3w
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-18

Absence Of mind.-.The St. Louis Republican
says that few days since, an Office holder re-
United the total amount of Government funds
IN his hands to the department n. Washington
ana never discovered his mistake until he receiv-
Ell Ell. receipt, accompanied by his diSmissiom from
ONCE for neglect Of d,tty by renting, instead of
etnlgratlng, With the 81 ils.-Erpress.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-18
NayEMG Tools.

SHEDD 81 JEWETT have for sale Phhip. Mes
- ser d. Colby aoarr1nted German, Shear Cast
Steel Soy TIES Having sold these Scvthes for
The two last Yeas we confidently recommend
them ms superior to any other kind we have ever
sold. Also, Pitch Forks, Rakes and Patent Snahs.
Call and
June IL, 1888. Off
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-18
N OdEce.

FH'lilS may certify that RIiODA, my wife, has
n left my Bed and Board, and taken with her
Sons name is Carios Giin,an, and tine Daugbter's
name is Eliza e. Gilman. and gone to parts un-
known therefore forbid any person i,arboring
or trusting her on my account for l will not nav
any debts OF her contracting after this dale
~, PETER GILMAN.
Westmore, June 6, 1889. gS.-3w
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-18

Press saws III H. 1sSg1asurer.-The Cudo, Ark. Free
his profession there for some line i,@ pas
ABOUT establishing hospital on large scale,
apsconded day or two since tits supposed
that he viii prove defaulter TO large amount.
ne puoIc are put on their guard, as the doctor
10 vi P'ausiole manners and fashionable exterior
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-18
EWOCH WLyvG'.S ESTATE.

I'LL Probate Court holden at the Probate Office
an DanviIie, IN and for the District of Cniedo
MA, on the l2th day of June II. d. 1889, By
Geo; Is. Chandler, Judge Of said Court:
~ AIRY WING, Administrative of the Estate of
--'A ENocH WING late of Lyndon deceased, pre-
senis her account of Administration against said
Estate tor aowance-W hereupon it is ordered by
said Gourt that SAID Mary Wing notify all persons
vile aforesaid, on the 18th day of July A. d. 1889.
~ object to the allowance of said account if they
see cause, by publishing a copy of the record Of
THIS order three weeks successfully in the Caledo
man newspaper printed st. Johnsbury in said
District.
GEO. B. CHANDLER, Judge 9s-3w
For Sale at thIs> ice,
SURVEYORS INKS,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-18
Charcoal 10 asssesI.

III NHE subscriber is wishing to purchase large
A quantity Of hard wood CHARCOAL and
Will want it delivered at his Furnace in Decem-
Der, January and February next for which he will
pay Five Dollars per hundred bushels, in cash if
wanted, on delivery. Or he will advace cash on
contract for Coal, when satisfactory security is
gwen that The coat will he delivered according 10
contract. HUXlIAM PADnOCK
sJonnSDNrV, June, 1852 97-tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-18
REAL EsT,A, h,ES---Eor Sake

u VII subscriber offers for sale his STAND in
"A North Danvillo, consisting of new and very
convenient DWELLING HOUSE, BARN and
SHED, and three acres of l. AND. together with a
complete sett of BLACKSMITIIING TOOLS
Possession given in September.
For further pa ticulars enquire Of
IIORATIO G. MORRILL,
N. IL. The above stand is suitable for any me.
chanic whatever.
june 1889. OFF
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FANNY TASKER, Petitioner, }
VS.
JOHN TASKER, Petitionee. \

In Supreme Court, Orleans County.
-4ugust Term, a. d. 1889.
PETITION FOR DIVORCE. Substance of the Petit
ton, that on the 10Th day of January, A. ID 1916,
tho Petitioner was lawfully married to John Tas.
ker, aforesaid. by William Montgomery Esq. then
Justice OF the Peace within and for the County of
CALEDONIA; that she performed all the duties requir
ed of her by the Marriage Covenant from that time
until the bringing of said Petition; that the said
John Iasker, during the time aforesaid has d.
occasions treated the Petitioner with intolern
Ole seoertty for which cause she prays said Supreme
Court to grant her Bill of Divorce from the Bonds
of Matrimony
Petition dated June 18th A. ID. 1880.
Signed, FANNY TASKER,
BY her Atty, JAMES BELL.
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AA@ 3s ga GsEGa

In Colchester, Doct. Amos Preston aged So to
Mrs Olive Chance, aged "a.
In Woodstock, Mr., Ira Smith 10 Miss Cordelia
Knowlton.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-18

Enormous OUTRAGE. The most attrocious
net, which it has ever yet been our duty to re-
cord has lately occurred in the Circuit Court of
Copiah county, Alva Carpenter had been
tried on charge of murder. The case had
been submitted to jury ofhs country, and
verdict rendered manslaughter. AS the officers
of the court were about removing the prisoner
tumult rose, the lights were extingushed, Car
penter was stabbed several times, and killed out
right in the hall of the court. 1t is supposed
that the bloody minded; savage ;nurIerers were
the relatives Of the individual, for whose death
Carpenter had been put on trial. The N. o.
Bee well puts the question, as Mississippi de-
generated into barberism?' Times are indeed
sadly out of joint when such scenes can possibly
occur. Lynch law, arson, murder on the high
ways, or even in the Legislature Assemblies, all
sink into their utter insignifcnnce, when com
pared with the brutal attack and not so much
upon the life of prisoner upon the dearest
and most sacred institutions of the country. Men
acting thus would sell their wife, children.
country, and hope Of heaven. They are fit com.
pnnons alone for demi devIs.-C Cincinnati
Whig.
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Esaranaila gRlaRsa Furnace.
TROY VERMONT.

Us now in foil md successful operation and is
n in readiness contrac: for the casting of Stove
plates, and other heavy castings lso, for Pig
iron of superior quality, deliverable at the Fur
mace or any part OF the country.
AUGUSTUS YOUNG, AGENT,
Troy, Vermont.
J. IL ]. II. PECK d Co, AGENTS,
Oft R,rJ;,oto, Uo,.,o.,'