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Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-15
RAIL ROAD NOTICE.
!E'';EIIss::.II.sg fha .H EEL

Extra accommodation Train befyeen
WILMINGTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
IN and after Thursday the 9Th instant. The
~ Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltmore7
Rail Road Company will run an extra uccommo.
dation train as follows;
Leaving Wilmington at d O'Clock, 7. M. daily
Leaving Philadel ,hia at S o'clock r. NJ. daily''
except Sundays. 1'i
Fare each way IS cents.
Baggage at the owners risk,
The morning train up, and the o'clock tra;n
down. wal call at the intermediate stopping place.
V Q. J. K.'HIGGINS. acent,
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-15

Solemn Reflections, the storm
tossed ocean rises to lash the sky; when
the wild tornado is abroad when the
bosom of the solid earth is shaken by inter
nal throes, or beneath the glory and beau
ty of night, when the ewes of love are
drinking the light up from your soul at
such moment, o let the sensitive mind
reflect. How, in thunder, an, going
10 pay that note tomorrow 2"--Iattler.
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30, ,ohar did you come from ?"-lf
j" all the decency" belongs to the wing
party, it is evident that all the poetry does
not.-Here is democratic paan
" oh, whar did you come from, stranger, quickly
tell.
Oh, whar did you come from, you look SO mighty
well y"
q" / came from Old yirginny, wlar the people
can't be bought,
And we've played 'em up tune called the g sober
second thought,
And thsr's where come FROM"
N. o. Pic.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-15

K. X. X. X. K. X. X. K. K X. K
Kaleb Rushing, Kernel of the Kitchen
Kabinet Kant Rome the Kapting's Kause
, over Kongress or the Kountry.-BostOn
Mail.
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From the PHILADELPHIA Gazette.
Bost. Cour.

Mn, EpIToR
Dear Sir-Although / am not classed among
the masculine portion of the human family. yet
am great Whig. ! have espoused the cause and
struck for Henry Clay of Kentucky, and though
cannot vote, yet with your permission l will
occasionally write. Yours, truly,
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-15

UsLiNS.-Just received at no 81 market
4VA ST, a lot ofvery good Linen finished mus!ins.
over yard wide, for TEN cents, also some very
June ~. w. JONES '
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-15
HEAPING MEASURE.

A would-be poet at the North recent
ly sent a jumbled up mess of nonsense to
an editor, which was headed POETRY
The two firsf lines. one Of which is tpenty
nine feet long We give:
Tread lightly, stranger. DER this hallow'd dust
At some future period there is every probability
THAT ifyou don't mend your ways, lay like
me you must.
"This is bad MEASURE" said the edi-
tor.
Bad measure" said the rhymester.
" Why, man, you are mistaken. It's
very good measur-in fact it is more than
is required"
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-15
TO EARMERS

GORE NEW GOODS.-The su6.cTLc;
~ has just opened fresh lot of Dry Good.
which were purchased very low and will be sold
lower man any former lot Persons wishing to
buy would do we'll call and examine them befo,o
purchasing elsewhere. w HOMES ee'o''
june %i' No 81 market street.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-15

And when no more the groahins south
To Spain would bend the knee,
But rising, at the lannon's mouth,
Proclaimed she would be free
Who heard his burning accents fall
And reared her starry crest
Young INDEPENDENCE, at the call
OF Harry of the West,
QfHarry, &c,
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A. GARD.

LntoN Accommodation Train. On and
III after Monday next, the lth inst. the an.' ~ s
mediation train between Elkton and W;la; - ns
will be discontinued iys. Xxx HIGGINss''o
HINTZES.-A lot of four fourth Cb,n,zes.
Just opened. selling for l24 cents per ward.
af',, -. lofS w, JONES'
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CHEAPER sTILL,-Primcl lot of harms of small
pound. june 90. SLACI1Wx ot V.Mr per
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The honors which the hero won
Encircle not his head
Like wither'd wrea,he, they reea uysn<
an0fhrr.s brow instead-
The statesman never faithless knuwn,
The worthiest and the best,
Shall make them bloom again-our own
True Harry of the West
True Harry, &c.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-15

Whom e'er forgot the common veal,
And party waves run strong,
Till cen the wiscst halt, and feel
That every thing goes wrong
There's one the olive branch who bring
And lulls the storm to rest,
It'll Peace comes on her angel wings
IT'S Harry of the West.
'Tis Harry, &c,
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-15

EARBONATED FLUID Wac
- NESlA.-a'h is mild, safe and elegant Ami.
Acid and APerient possesses all the Medicinal nro.
pertles Of thefnest preparations of Msgnesa, with.
out being liable 10 form connections in the bowels
or to act injnronsy upon the coats Of the stomach
FOR sale at =. JoiINSoN1S Drug Store,
je2 % l79, Market ST., Wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-15

Let Ty with Calhoun stump Just sou
And dance Virginny reels"
Each striving which 10 Wings can sho
The cleanest pair cfhoels-
Let Locofocos bid them hail,
Wen head their trait'ious guest
Kentucky rifles never fail
With Harry of the West;
With Harry, &c.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-15

Just received at No. g. Market street, a larpe
assortment of plain and ribbed Gambroons. as
sorted coiors, and for sale by S.BUZ8Y.
March %,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13
WATER-Messrs. Whitsey

4 Jenkins, Plumbers, No. John-street. would most
respectfully inform the public that they are prepared 70
v,ortmanke manner. Their work is warranted to give
entire satisfaction and iher pipes are SO laid as nat 10
rsli and Examine their materials The Croton Water IN
troduced without takiSg up the sidewalks
The following Certificate, Win o'nefS can VIC seen ~
the shop: .,r,,,,.d =, III.
Girard College, in The capacity OF fnmoeI ao s
Judge OF his merits in the line of bis business dossder am
worthy the confidence OF tie public.
,.i-s;s Nv o 100 pS0tf
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LAKE WINANDERMERE.
FROM an unpublished Volume OF
y NY stps sis.ocRNEY.

rom an unpnbiished yoiume OF
rr Mxs. seorssET
On. swee. Winandernere! how blessed
I. he who on thy rnarge may resi-,
Rear mis- light bower, neath sunlei "
And from The loud world steal away
And here. when twilight calm and pale
sarsads Ger thy mist deeper VEIL
Iis, 70 the ripple on thy shore,
Or mark the lightly dripping oar,
Or sink TO sleep, when eve shall cease
Like thee, with all mankind a, peace.
The angler here, with trolling line,
Doth muse from morn till days decline
And when brown Autumn sets It's seal,
How sharply rings the hunters steel:
Pint I. with these no concert keep,
Ner aim to vex thy tranquil deep;
No barbed hook with pang and start
Would bury in the simple hart,
Nor work their wo, that wandering free
Would dip the Gary foot in thee.
Fair lakes nv own dear land can boast,
F,arn inland glades to ocean coast:
Through woven copse or thcket green,
Their blue eye. deeply fringed are seen;
On billoek's side they scoop q nest,
Like dew-drop nursed in lily's breast
By Seneca and lone St. Clair,
The mirrored maiden braids her hair,
And guileless to the searching sun
Turns crystal-breasted Horizon.
Yet ceuldst thou see our mighty chain
From red Algonquin to the main;
Those seas on seas, which laundering leap
Der strong Niagara's mountain Steep
And bid St. Lawrence hoarsely pour
Round Anticosti's trembling shore,
Thou, at their side, bright gem woudst be
Like timid brooklet to the sea,
And highest swoln and tempest-tossed,
Still, as a no,eless speck, be lost
But Ger thy brow deep memories glide,
And spirit.yeices stir thy tide,
For thou Of her art pleased to tell,
Queen of the Tyre, who loved thee we'll
And in the Dovc's nest by thy side,
Sought from the gazing throHg to hide,
The laurel DER her easement darkening,
The rose-tree for her footsteps hearkening.
I see her though in dust she sleeps;
hear her though nc Tyre she sweeps;
And for her sake so fondy dear,
I love thee, sweet Winandermere
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rNGLIsH NEWSPAPERS, MAGA
Ff ZINES. BOOKS AND PRINTS.-Transatiantic

Newspaper Office, Liverpool
CHARLES WILMER, of LveIpool supplies The AEne-
r;cs-1 nubic with BRITISH NEWSPAPERS, MASA-
ZTNEs BOOKS and PRINTS, on the most advantageous
terms He forwards the very a's sao Q, hi P ns Con Con
sns kc &c as well as those all parts OF the european
Continent bv the Steamers and Liners from Liverpool Lon.
don and BriSu and the MagD aes, BOOKS ana Frit as
His charge for London Daily Papers e. Ss or week
,v one published at Fivepence, 81 IS lQd; or
he supplies at the prices they are charged oy 'ne
publishers in London ,,..ss.d
"a, n ia full and will be attended 10 unesS ac
copaned by remittance or reference i9r paySe ans
SINews Letters comprising eptome OF every thing
interesting 10 American Canadian readers pTnsnea on
reasonable terms. ~ to"-I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13
TN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan

4 cellor-williau Mezer GeoryeD Strong ct al
In pursuance decreaI order OF this Court made IN The
above entitled cause viii be sold NJ public auctoh under
the direction OF the subscriber Of the Masters OF tbs
Corr nv E. Ludcry ,uctioneer. at The Merchants Ek-
chance n ,te civ of New-Yok the fifth day OF Deem
Der next AZ y O'Clock noon day. all that certain lot.
piece parcel of ground situate lying and beng IN the
istinpuished on map the tnd Of Leonard Fisee de-
ceas- recorded IN office OF eglsier tor the city and
ih s,b dav o MAY, 1910, by lot number eleven II Col.
ect tnow Csntre street with its boundaries is By reference
IN the aforesaid map will fully appear reseryng and
exc, ping tker-out and tberefo however such portion
of The aid lot may have been taken by the Mayor Al
dermen and Coumonaty OF the city of New-Ynrk for M.
purpose OF widening Centre ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Nov IA, 1872. WILLIAM w. CAMPO ELL
Master in Chaacery.
VIM. BLOOMFIELD, seicitor MD 2awtns
The sale oil the above property postponed until The nth
day ST December neIf al the same hour and place.
New. York. December 9Th, 1912
d5 WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL Master in Chancery
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pEBRING's COUGH SYRUP, sold at

a. ~ 'ONBi ~" -
~ 476t Brnadway-This pleasant preparation Is never
falling remedy for Coughs Colds, Whooping Cough, ASH
ma, and all other similar affections OF tic lungs anu uo
has tried iDRumerabe instances, ana M.
preduced the same happy result II is agreeable 70 ne
TASTE and is taken with pleasure; and children III P"lucu
lar will be found so like it, that there never need De any
trouble in administering 10 them ms Is an
consderaoa in preparing medicine, and is OF Itself
piea,e Notice thlSo wsIl assured, from experience Is
the proprietor of Medicine. OF lis efficacy IN all cases OF
comm,n Courbs however or OF long sandng aud
IN Wbooning Copsh so distressing 10 children, that he has
no hesitation proposing TO any person no may pnr
using II according 10 the directions, that benefit has been
sxperenced exhibition. to return the price, on The
presentation OF the empty bottle This Is fair PROPOSE
lion and every purchaser pyed 10 avail himself OF it, if
he sbouid derive relief from the Cough Syrup.
Prepared and sold by the Proprietor at 40; Broadway
Prr- cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13

EgULL'S TRUSSES.-Notice to Rup-
,ured Persons-Persohs afflicted with ruptures may
reiy upon the best insrusutal aid the ward Affords
application the otce, No. Vesey-street either
the in the principal towns in The United STATES BE
careful examine The back pad OF Hulls trrsses 10
they endorsed by Dr. Hull IL writing None are genu-
re be relied upon good, without bis signature.
Many persons have undertaken to yend limitations OF
Hu's celebrated nseS, and thousands are imposed upon
consequence These limitations be relied upon they
made By unskifuI mechanics, and are 10 better than
the ordinary trussts.
Rooms have been fitted up No. yeseysree e1o.n-
sseiy for ladies' having separate from the bu
department where female is in Attendance
To wait upon female patients. 81 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13

LIVERY BODY praises JAYNE'S
HAIR TONIC, and far the best reason in the world
the osly hope that the bsd-heade have Of
more reeaning the fire, flowing forks OF hair with
which adorned their heads yoph which ii does
the admiration OF all who directed. Try H. oil OF
You who need more handsoner hair. II is the very
thing for you.
Prepared only at No. 90 South Thrd-sreet Philadel-
pha, and sold, wholesale and RETAIL and for exporta-
ton by A. B. SANDS & CO. Druggists and Chemists,
Sold also By A. B. ( D. SANDS 70 and leo Fulton ST.;
D. Sands Co No n East Broadway, corner of Market
street Price 81 per bottle: SIX bottles S. dI I'm
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AGENT's Ufrlcr, STATE fRiso.,}
Auburn, Oct 10, lgls

Auburn, Oct 10, iSl@- :,
TT Office is hereby given, that sealed
! Proposals will be receiveatt the oiee OF lhe suer
Tuesday the 10Th day OF December nszt NJ ~
a M the services of Ten Convcts with the privilege OF
increasing sare as Agent may be able 70 furnish
Number exceeding Three Hundred Tor tle Term OF
Five years from the rst saw OF JanEary next TO be eri
ryed ia the o. Files and such articles Of Cut
ry of which the United principally supplied by
Sufficient .hop.rou suitably warmed and gated, will
be iErnisiicd by the state
N,te Persons making proposals are required 10 name the
amount per day offered the Of each Convict
and to furnish tie OF the person persons offered as
surety In the Contract with their written assent thereto:
10 be present al the time OF opening such proposals dec
2oh) either in person or bya duly authorized agent
ol5 iD91 HENRY POLHEMUS. Agent.
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no NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS Il

Nsnier Freshman respectfully informs Newspaper Publish,
ers Printers and the public generally that he has M
rho Napier Printing Press in the basement OF th
ONCE of The Evening Taer p Ann-street and IS @
10 do Press.wora particularly Newspaper eTber IN .ne
olo or ouar,o form with and punctnalty f'ce
very moderate proportion TO the SIZE OF the anu
the number of copies 10 be printed. H., 1900,
Iarre Posting Bills, when there are goodly nua-
bsr wanted printed very low Good City References gwen
nTgI inn. A'e''''"(e SAMUEL BINGHAM
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EsKOF. .ORR'S ALRIGHT STOVE.
The undersigned are the only agents for vending ana
selling the above article in the City Of NewYork VI the
the first responsibility may be at the store we guar
antee against any explosions put up according 10 our
directions We have also an improved Alright StoVe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13

EOSEPH GILLOTT, Pen Manufacturer
~ TO THE QUEEN.-CAUrIoN.-The high charac.
ter these Pens has induced the attempt the part
several drepuabe makers topractce fraud only upor
Mr. GllS,, but also upon the public An inferior ce,
bearing the msspeed name thus Giot, emitting the final
in the market II readily BE detected by il,
unfinished appearance and the very common style in which
it is put up.
Observe, the genuine Pens are are all marked In fua
"Joseph GillorS Patent" Joseph GIett warranted "
and that each gross bears Smle of his signature.
The above nay be had, wholesale, of HENRY JESS0P
jyl5 " 81 Iohn-stree1 o.! Sold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13

REsIeNATroN OF Mr.. CALHoUN.-ln the South
Carolina Legislature on the Sd inst, the following
letter was received from Mr.. Calhoun, advising the
Legislature that he should resign his scat in the
Senate on the 4th of March next:
FoRrHILL, Nov. &c, 1872,
To the Senate and House of Represe ,iatiISs;
lie -ruy Intention TO retire from the Senate, at
the close of the present Congress- and as 1t is the
policy of the State to fill the place of Senator in
advance, to ard against the contingency of a va
cancy, in order that the Legislature may have the
opportunity of doing SO in my case, herewith re-
sign my place Of Senator in Congress, to take
place after the 4th of March next.
l avail myself of the occasion to express my
profound gratitude to the Legislature and the peo-
pie of the State, for the many marks of confidence
have received from them, and for their firm, I'M
wavering support in the many trying scenes through
which il has been my lot to pass, in the long Pc
Rod OF thirty years in the service of the Unien
That the State may long retain her high stand
ing in the Union, and that the Union itself, with
our free and happy and glorious Institutions, may
be transmitted to the latest generation, shall, to
my last breath, ever be my ardent prayer.
With the highest respect, am, &c.
j G.. CALHOUN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13

T Dr. L. F. LINN has been elected, without
u. S. Senator from Missouri.
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N ECENT DISCOVERY. - Electro

a. Magnetic Plates for rheumatism, nervous affections,
&C. prepared under direction OF Mr. Lanouroq5 apott-
ccary in Paris General Depot in new % rtahh IN
street al Mr. Ninuard's. Price 81 81.
lntaiibe cure the most acute and nveteraie pains
, s nre and chronic rheumatism, Tie goIi neurology.
crs,;r tic aoloreux danse de ST. Guy, chls, megrim
cramps in The stomach; paralysis IN the beginning and
oTriv tor ali nervous affections chiefly diseases or wo
man and Young girls green sickness amenorhea sup
n-ss.;ons vnpour, nervous attacks, &c MIC int
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13

The CASE OF Mrs. EwINe.-We mentioned
last week the acquit,al of this woman on charge
of having murdered her husband in Theatre at
Mobile. The fact of killing was fully prorcd-at
least that he fell from blow from dagger IN her
hand and aeon after died The following testi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13

TN ORlSON'S Hygeian Medicines
way, New-York is making an improper use Of Messrs.
Morrison Co.'S appointment for the sale OF their Medi-
cnes THIS is, therefore, inform the public that MIR.
Sanlanos is authorized TO sell MORlSON'S PILLS.
in NewYok aud that MesSrs morrisons' only Agents in
New-york Messrs. FIRTH J. HALL, of No. i Frank
lin square from whom alone the Medicines he had
une (SigIedl MORRISON & co.
Dated British College Of Health, Ntw Road, Lnnhon,
Jnn. 18Th 1912 jy9f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13

A BRurE-John Dackert, who resides near the
Blue Bell Tavern, was held to bail in $1,000 on
Wednesday by Alderman Jones for violently as
sauting his wife He acknowledged that he had
been fifteen times brought up similar charges
[Phila. North: American.
FIRE IN CRELsEA-The extensive tannerv Of
Barrett, Farnum s. Co. situated on Marginal street
was DESTROYED by fire on Wednesday morning. The
origin of it is not known, but supposed to be acct
dental. The loss is stated at $4,000, and the insu
rance, as far as we could learn, was $500.
Boston Jour.
TIE SAN ASreSlo--Strong fears arc entertain
ed that the Texan man of war schooner San Anto-
MO. 1t. Com Seager, has been lost ia one of the
recent gales upon the Mexican coast. We sincere
ly trust it may be true but have little hopes for
her safety. n. .. Picayune.
TKxAs.-From information to which the editor
of the Galveston Times has had access, he is of
opinion that the diplomatic Intervention of both
the United States Government and that of Eng
land, Will prove unavailing in bringing Mexico 10
terms of peace with Texas.
The arrival of General A. Sidney Johnson has
been hailed in Texas as event calculated to in-
spire confidence.
70 We learu, says the Galena Gazette of the
25th, that two keelboats loaded with lead the
property of the steamboat Brazil, were sunk on
the Sycamore Chain of the Upper RAPIDS short
time since. There has probably been nsor,v
CROUCH property destroyed on tina, chain of Iocks
whole Rapids. ~
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Crptnn Water
"O ENGINEERS. Manufacturers and

THO ENGINEERS, Manufacturers and
Il other-Wslded drought Iron Tubes, Tor Steam, wa.
ter, Gas, from 10 inches diameter and IN esgths
from inches TO II feet, capable OF sustaining an inieIna
pressure of from 900 iooo lbs per square achose-
her with fittings OF every description such bows, rs,
Reducing Sockets, Cocks s;c, To which the Tubes arr
Joined by Screws, and by of which they be pu,
together the creates; facility by any binary workman
nared with Copper other material ard their economy
render them superior all others for any OF the purposes
vs. r. WALwORTi K MASON. Sc Ann.st
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hand and aeon after died. he following tesli-
mony, however, secured her acquittal:
DR.. LEvERT examined the body, and at first
thought that the wounds were the cause of the
death Upon opening the abdomen, he discovered
much blosd-but tracing the course OF the knife
he saw no blood vessels cut. On going further,
he found the remains of an aneursm in the abdonl-
iRal aorta, which had been ruptured-which rop-
ture sufficiently accounting for the death of Ew-
ing. witness proceeded no further in his eXanina-
zion. There are cases record of the existence
of aneurisms without the attendance of serious
symptoms manifesting their being. In this in
stance the aneursm was very large, and attenua
ted to such degree that witness wondered how
the party had lived so lons-as any slight cause,
such as blow, even SnceZe, might have
caused its rupture, and SO have induced death
The most probable causes of rupture would be
anger blow. or great muscular exertion. In this
case it is possible that Ewing might have died of
the wounds alone, without the presence of the
aneurism-but not immediately-and only after
inflammation had taken place. After finding
probable cause for the death of Ewing, witness
ceased his examination. The knife entered the
opposite side to the aneurism, and there was sui-
cent cause in the excitement under which deceased
labored, induced by the liquor he had taken, and
the fit of anger into which he was suddenly thrown
10 account for his death.