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ATROCIOUs OUTRAGE.

Our town was, the day before yesterday,
(lhe 18Th inst the scene of an outrage of
unparalleled enormiIy. 1t appears that in
Temperance Lecture delivered in Lower
Merton on the 18th inst, Samuel Aaron,
teacher in the Academy in this place, and
pastor Of the Baptist church, had descanted
with some freedom upon the manner in
which the Spring Mill Ferry Tayern,i in tina;
township, had been kept, and read and COM
menled on the evidence adduced on the trial
Of its landlord some months previous for
keeping disorderly house. DR.. M'Clena-
chan, the landlord alluded TO. accompanied
by his brother one armed with loaded
pistol and the other with dirk, one brand
ishing a cow,hide and the other cane,
proceeded on the afternoon of the following
day 10 the Academy, where they found the
teacher engaged in the school room, (the
scholars having been dismissed but few
minutes Previous and inflicted an outrag-
eous assault upon his person, threatening
him with death if he resisted. The perfect
selfpossession with which he received their
blows, without a show of resistance, pro
dnced no effect on his oowardly assailants,
who, finding their assaults SO lirIe needed,
proceeded to lash him about The head To
This he offered no other resistance than the
placing Of his hand so as 10 protect his eyes.
A severe wound was inflicted on the side
of his cheek. After fully satisfying their
vengeance they departed
They were subsequently bound over in
the sum Of s. 600 for their appearance al
court A pistol, loaded almost 10 the muz-
zle and capped, and dirk, were taken
from them and are now in possession OF
Esquire Powell. 1t is perhaps due 10 DR..
MClenachan to say that he stated to the
magistrate that he did not intend using the
pistol unless he met with resistance!
We did not suppose. that there existed
within the limits of our county, persons sc
depraved, so devoid of principle, having SC
little respect for themselves or regard lol
the good opinion of their fellow citizens, as
to engage in a scene SO disgraceGul, so bru
tai, and withal so coaedrdiy, That two
men, armed with deadly weapons, should
come into one of our school rooms, and with
a cowhide and cane, commit an assault
upon a teacher, was an outrage 50 lawles'
, and despicable as to excite feeling among
US we have never before witnessed. Sucl
, acts may beft Teas, bun their preparation
| is disgracelul in the land of PENN Norris
S to1on (Pa,) Herald and Free Press.
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ANECDOTE OF A SLAVE.

A fine looking and intelligent colored
man, about forty years of age - a waiter
al Gadsby's, was asked BY US if he was
slave. He replied, with glstening eyes,
No, but | once was
We then told him, if it was not against
the rules of the house, we should like TO
know something of his history. His s,o-
~ in a few words was this:
| was born here family slave. Until
| saw a chance 10 be free, my study was
to d. as luie work as could without
being hogged.'
But why so? we asked.
Because when a man works for moth.
ing, he don't work very heartily. knew
if abored all day long | was no better
off than if did Mt work any. had no
inducement, and no hope. But by and
by mistress said if | could earn three
hundred and eighty dollars, to buy my
freedom with, she would then give my
papers. aS,onished every body who
knew me. Every day did the work OF
three slaves. People said, 'Whal's got
into lazy Jem?' All, Sir, they did nj
know | was digging, and ploug hing, and
sweating for lib-rty. The black man
likes freedom as well as the white man,
Well, it was MT long before called upon
mistress with the money, and received
my papers. felt like king, Sir, as |
marched out Of her parlor, free man.
ran about the streets, and shook hands
with all my colored friends, and shouted
Pm free! I'm free! looked at myself
in the glass dozen times that day, to see
how freeman appeared; and. will you
believe me- Sir, hardly knew myself
feared was growing proud, my eyes
shone so, and stood so straight. That
crook in my back, and that sneaking look
in my face, were all gone. Well, Sir
since then, | have got a wife and five chill
dren. have some money at interest, and
paid nine hundred dollars down for the
house my family live in
This was the substance of his story
which was told eIoquenlly, and with pa.
thos. Here we drop Inc subjecl.-POrt-
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THE LAW OF KINDNESS.

Don't speak SO cross" said one
little boy Yesterday in the street to an
other. Don't speak so cross til, res
no use in it, We happened to be pas
sing at the time, and hearing the injunc-
ton, or rather eAhortation for it was
made in horatory tone AID mann r !;
we set the juvenile speaker down as an
embryo philosopher. In sooth, touch
ing the point involved in the boysh DIFF
ficuly which made occasion for the re-
mark, he might properly be considered
at'maturity. What more could Solomon
have said on the occasion True, he
has put it on record, that "a soft answer
turncth away wrath, and this being ia
ken as true AMI everybody knows it to
he soft is evidence in favor Of the supe-
rioriy Of the law of kindness over that
of wrath. But your young street phi
losopher said pretty much the thing sub
stantially, when he said, "don't speak
SO cross there's no use in it," On the
contrary, il invariably does much harm
Is a man angry it infames his ire still
more and confirms in his enmity, hin
who by kind VOID, and a gentle ant
forbeariog demeanor, might be convert
ed into friend. 1t is in fact an add
ton of fuel to the flame already kindled
And what do you gain by it ? Nothin!
desirable, certain y, unless ds'ord
strife, contention, hatred, malice, and a
uncharitabIeness, be desirable. Ii
speaks the" words of truth and sober
ness" "Dont speak SO cross--there
no use int"
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H'o" W. T;horrtOy
WE ARE FREE, AND WE ARE NOT FIRE
We're free we're free so cries each son
Born on Columba's holy soil:
Honor to those who vict'ry won
Through bloody war, and strife, and toll.
We're free and proudly DER our heads
Our spangl led banner waves on high -
Whose stars proclaim where glory leads,
Whose stripes, how cruel tyrants die.
We're free! The glorious shout ascends
70 heaven where patriot spirits dwell,
And Liberty her influence lends,
With all her sons, the shout to swell.
But hark!-why now ascends that cry,
From prison walls, and dungeons deep?
Why do those clanking chains defy
Humanity, and bid men weep2
We are not free while for an hour
There's one bound in our prison walls,
And Kept in bonds, without the power
To follow where his spirit calls.
We are not free. No! rather say
That Freedom hides her head in shame,
Than say she dwelIs with those one day,
Who thus disgrace her sacred name.
Then let us strike those serviIe chains
From every son of God that's bound:-
Let US be free, while life remains,
And Freedoms children ever found
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J. HOLCOMB, EDITOR & PUBLISHER
The Wine Cup.
That wine cup! touch it not!

That wine.cup! touch it not!
Youth take thy hand away
Poverty fills it up,
With ruin and decay.
Oh, Youngster, heed thee we'll,
Ere thou hast quilted drop
The seeds of death are there
Whose work thou canst not stop!
That wine-cup, spurn it hence
Though it may sparkle we'll
Though it may be old and red,
And suit thy palate well.
Hf' it's the fatal goal
"henoo A~--i- 'ho Drunkurk's path
Then heed il, youngster, wells
Shun woes the drundard hath
When in the festive hall,
Thou meetst jovial band,
When merry goes the hour,
Where are voices sweet and bland
Should there the wne-cup come,
Creating higher joy,
Oh, spurn the winecup then,
lis dangerous, my boy.
When in the wide world, youth,
Thou hold'st thy devious way,
If from the path Of truth,
Temptations lead astray--
If urg'd TO drain the glass,
With thoughtless, needless men,
Oh, as thou Iov'st thyseIf
Touch not the wine.cup Their.
Should hours Of darkness come,
And thy hearts purpose fail,
Should life to thee seem vain,
And earth dreary vale
Oh, to the voice of truth
Take heed, nor then be deaf
Shun, shun'the winecup then,
1t cannot give relief
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From the N. Y. Weekly Express.
FRONT EUgC2E.
Q(thc Steamship Columbia
IRELAND

IRELAND.
All eyes appear to be turned to
Ireland, awaiting with the most in
tense anxiety the result of the move
ments now going on there. The de-
cided stand taken by the Peel adj
mlnstration on the subject of peal
does not seem to have caused any
abatement in the enthusiasm of the
Repealers, and we have accounts OF
their meetings, large and small, in
all parts Of Ireland. 1t is evident,
however, that O'ConnclI, the master
spirit Of the cause--is moving with
rather more caution and clrcumspec-
ton. He does not deem it eXpedi-
ent to push matters to eXtremes,as he
knows full we'll that the Irish people
are very impulsive, and aro not yet
prepared to push an actual revolu-
ton with any hope of success.
Ireland absorbs, at the present
moment, the exclusive attention OF
the British Ministry and the British
people. The Repeal movements
continue to make the most gigantic
strides, the whole country is in a
fearful state of excitement, and Mr..
O'Conncll, after visiting Cork and
various other parts Of Ireland, has
returned to Dublin, During bis
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TERMS One dollar and fifty cents in
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One dollar and seventy five cents in six
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Two dollars during the last quarter.
A communications TO be directed TO J.
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1sO FA0MMRs, 0RAz1tRNe. sssA0RlCUITJJRIsTs
- Gbu rTERMEkE, Dsreist and Chs mist, from Eng
aenon he weifaie Of horses and ca lie
the following invaluable medisp prepared according
me 81 one Of the NOS. epinsnt veterinary
DiuREfIc HORSE sALLs-ihsse BsI,s are a rpdi-al
blood, humn, and dbstrucfe = emplraion such
the skin &c They may &c adis.sr.d at any time Or
Dor Al the fall Of the when hosea generally
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Ssneac,. ard even Of to which
containing six balls, g.. with annie directions. =,
CORDIAL FELON DRI>K-D cdedIv the best ned
e arising from cold shidebound fsven less of appe
Ute hiverng, couRhs hoovIng, loss Of milk Sc Sold in
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nate service and should never be omitted all where
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ONLY forwards he ?sehrge but most admirably Chords nature
mpe the OF the aim entog h full
'msnt Of smcper junction. Thus drink also
variety Of complaint which the is aterw ds LIABLE
VIII sihe flow Of milk is wond, rfully PROMPTED pack
RED FssTER Bo ~ .uhaui.s inf mm,,ion
lotion, for relaxed snews, bruises, sp aims CALLED bac
wounds, &c, In bottles, with directions Is I'd each. No
VUL NERARY BALsAM-For eradica ing wartles IN
horses healing and wounds however deep argsvad
slo n aPrica.on ensers the hocf aud ics probes
d,ed The 8 %say that can be used should b. ia
CnIt rn,prg md Worm Bats, Liquid Buster s.. &c
A, ibis sbl hment ths utGsst c'uou invariably OBJ
iHYsIcIAS's pRRsCaP rfoNsEJ b fa,iy impressed
with Of thsi vital import. shall vs,i-by obs
the most scrupuous sccuracy in the preparation OF phys
The above medicines prepar and sold exclusively at
the NJ, dica h, Essey street three doors fom Grand OPP
Order from tn pro NV exe cu,ed ava 3msr
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TO THE MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS OF
THE UNITED STATES.
A T A MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF m, "COI,

IL IHE MEUlCAlL PhACIIllONEES OF
THE UNITED STATES.
hESEINH e SI NBlfaSs {. f9s
street On the 1 ofEsh,aa,y 4s it wa. u1an,eGu,y
to
them OF the objects design Of the establishment Of COZ
Tie fSp:ns eeals va. paTaaaae srS A, resolution
prepared and inserted in this for the Of
ITO e Medical Practitioner Of the United States"
Abou, 81 mGnh; since numST Of physician. th. city
postum
Msdicne Th. INSTITUTION under ,le Ss
saT rSa
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the College several from the books
those which often ian the hands Of de quack.
ss; sss9 &c
aent Of unedueated pstende We audc the patient. sui
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ih,s wile:y yonf fsvS:s6is opinion
ent: by dsene them t. door. We have united
sn1iOusy look brethren in the country for aid IN
the sufferers from disease from falling the
We send package. medicines, accompanied by full
wo IL. s n Of lis
value the medicine ordered by the Physician Of
At any time receive application additional advice med
your attention list valuable
diciues. which you End in the columns Of this
md have already gained hghe, reputation amongst
I be s A'y OF es Mfe h "
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- lNG SIOkE.
pAHSELLS AGATE, Old Established Manufacturer
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nch md varied OF the following i1hlona1e gooo
eca OF rich figured satn sk and MOZART plan osck ano
black Of ssdn .lt .s and o;csc r era era
PLAIN and pa of Fieuch and Laisn .ks po ket keIche
OF Spitt Held India and Tnrh lend foI NAM as
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Of kid skim s ard cotton thread oil all descrip
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would p.Itis ulary recommend their improved ar
Ia. Ssn fsyeuaSy known for The last fifteen the
e aud Of their customers they hope TO merit
rARsELLs 4 AGATE,
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ed that the medce had been obtained On the 23d OF August
Mls Said on me again. wishing me to writ Ger
sa DIS auapanla h-r husband wrote such cerncate
embracing facts supposed: the OF e dsea wh
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made She then sad that her had the Sar
saala about three weeks that his da le him, aud
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hath been effected On the evening the 10th of
October He'd at Mr. Turner esideAce. and hid few
minutes 18th him to his health he told
me tina i was very good inquired Of him relative to the Fl.
fecs OF Ssnds Sar aoarla him; he told hat
III he wantedTas more sire. 9Th and III with tbs exception
and mu confess felt utterly ssonshed the appearance
of The article IN several papers denying he staten which
ID been made and which fully beev the said
Thomas Turner had testified to similar esiore
the Mayor of thi, city.
isigned) SEYMOUR VAN DUsEN.
Pastor OF the Methods, Episcopal Church, Duane
New fO ", March g., 1873 a2lm<ec
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THIS MEDICINE, so celebrated in England and over
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they in Europe, female will be without them TO
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THE
New York W y T.. -I .f.is.
College OF Medcinc '.... I .. i. \
and Pharussy direc uc . aa .f .s.i
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from
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BRANDE the editor OF Of the most valuable pcton
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disease Of the skin. dyspepsia. debility,
scrofua. syphalis. and all derange-
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medy possesses virtues
not observed
other
article OF the Materia Medica =
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and the have been Published the medical
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One bottle
seven times the quantity of the active principle
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~ Sold in single bottles 70 each.
Cases OF half-a dozen, 81 SO.
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their ntnoducton into the Unt,d States years
soruteres and limitations constantly attempted to BE-
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bic, st one doars boz. Fcuass !, therefore
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NB-Thcy can he n.sa by manned Single by following
The dceen enclosed INSIDE OF each boz Sold also 81
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-20
CERTAIN CURE FOR ALL DEAFNESS.
MONS: WILLIAMSBURG MAGNIFlERs-INVIs

Instantly age Of forty and fifty years stand
Ing Of extreme deafness, and Of those who only slightly
dull Of hearing join general and cstch the
sound oil distant low speaker puhlc assembly They
the SIZE OF aIsy small gold seven shilling piece and when in
more uncomfortable than having small piece Of wool in
its place. And although they extremely small they
enable tho.. afflicted with e.tee dsaues: to hsaf in s'H
TO be had of Mons Mailan non Surgeon Dentist sale
for the patentee No. STE Broadway the Union
Club. - - t--,l..f 80 81. .--
lhe above invention has been in in Europe some
years and strongly recommended being Of the greatest
discoveries OF tie age 10 F.. .f... .ff- : n
Persons norss3ents in New York city, remittance
of$lo can have pair forwarded by to.sny s,t.
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