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| Tie Escape of L. Coolidee.-Dr. Colidge.
h.. Il wiII be renmbered, was convfed of
tlrder in Maine, od while in prison aaitine
e day of his execion, committees sunde, as
Is alleged. il app.rs Is IN CALIFORNIA; Inc
merican Union. p'lished at Boston, coIains a
rtr written by rmer resident OF Maia, ana
eI al Short Bar,0 mics from Coloma Cali
rna.) Sept. 81, ldressed 10 gentleran IN
s.cD. The write:laims that he was acqalnted
Ii Coolidge at hterville, and cannot c mis-
Rn in his statemt:
Istcrday rnorng there came up herr three
myers from Saamento City, one OF !hom
knpnized as the forious DR.. Valorus ]. Coo
.:. formerly oWaterville, Me-, the lleged
ariercr of Edwd Matthew'S! Could h ms
ka? How cae he hero? Has he ncaPco
hnsing! kneCoolidge well at Waterslie -
Mi This is not m, then mover saw theman'
Is beard was Wv thin and scattered opr his
q narrow faceJut it had grown out wo OF
ne inches in 10TH. He passed here y the
ene of Wilkes,r Wilkins. His eye couit
z mistake. Heppeared well, but IN noothe
~ altered, savthat ne was meaniy drssco
booked a li,tlsarder than usual. to' ny
ef to W., ande next morning Cooiidgewa
b. Where hes wandered | cannot gues-
ElEeel sure thu was him. If ever you VIZ fe
me what :his mean. Or am deceived
EOssutA's AddS.-" Tho migrate whom lho
stfattened Witty abundance rose against 'te'
!ntor 10 his mter, and destroyed thee utten!
lou hast been bayed, thou hast been solo, q
antry Thy Ges-sentence has been "f',1
a'sed of my het, by him whose virtue, wip
never daredo doubt; yes, III 'he 'e'ei
boldest thongh should almost as soon ~
Aoted the existce of OmniPotence as oel,s
be should eve be traitor TO hls couhtr
10 hast been beayed by him into whose ma,
ad, but little ace before, deposited Inc T.. 8.
our great coltry, which he swore 10 OH ~ h
alo the last dp of his hearts blood Of &c
reason 10 hiaao,her, and the gllIh glliIhat of /,
,eeL for him pre seductive Pc cain
Oa she'd 70 sayois ~~untry. DaSo nd G
be value in his sos than his country; a1 IN r r
d sssb.ndoned hnas he has abandoned me, ms :, =
d y hisallies ia bell Magyars! beloseo oomr oras
Il Us blame me MOTOR having cast my -
Al nm and for haing given to him my PS
. Pa fcessary. for The people had Des'pm p;r,
. their confidene the army loved M 'r 30
Il ebiained powr of which ! myse,i; =
fe been proud and, nevertheless ,his "
d fd The confidcre of the nation' anu ~ r.,
b bad the love Of the army with ha.feui ~,
3 ., Magyars! nurse tho breast tha' o''
( tefofe il CAV. him milk u ...sz.>xz-lI =
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MARRIED,

MARRIED,
On the evening of tie thirteenth instant at the re ST.
dence of Mr.. ]. A. Hsood by Rev. ]. j. MAY, Mr. s.
IT, SHPLEY to Miss 5 AAH JANE Dawson, all of Cane
Hill, Arkansas.
May Heavens hth hand its blessings shed
In sweet profusOn their breast,
l'ill they and | anong the dead
Shall minge an forever rest" ICON.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-22

a EAD AND SHOt-I5 kegs bar lead, IS bags as
4 A torted shot. IS buck do, reed and for sale by
Dee. Is, 1919. p. PENNY WIT.
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MORRILL, & MAREN,
w OoLD call the attention Of sKoTesale buy
- ers 10 their LARGE SrocK lPelNTs-fuIl
2o0o rs. OF EVERY PRICE AND STYLE.
June 27. 1919.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-22

L INSEED oIL.--fs: Linsocd Oil, so kegs white
i Lead, reed and ale by
Dec. Is, lS43. p. PENN4WIT.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-22

HRIND STONES. Grind Stones of the right
" grit, reeT and fo le by p. PENNYwIT.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-22

lust rec d, direct fir
s1 rectifed Whiskey.
soap 20 do assorted can
hardpressed tallow do. 5
Iras, j ceroon S. F. indiss
The best terms by
| Dec. Is, IS49.
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hsnsion can upar According ssthe nature Of the sub
which he treats Of requires his dcton Ia conducted
either in strain OF stirring animation or of eevatng
submity which entirely csptvste the attention OF the
The various writings Of this
sonsgs have been carefully collected under the ad
Woe and direction OF his mediate successor the Right
Rev Ignatius A. Reynolds, and comprise i've hand
come quarto volumes, published by John Murphy &
Co in baltimore On of the plioty OF the
subjects treated OF by England 1t was rather difficult
tack 10 bring the whole matter into proper arrange
ment; the method, however adopted In the present
edition Is as good the subject will admit Of OF the
exceliency and utility OF this work have little
say The nustrious name IL bears will be sufficient
recommendation. and will insure the patronage and
Gil culation it deserves.
ST.. VNcENr's MANUAL This Is . very pretty pous
Catholic prayer book, and is Of the best that has
been yet published in this country There has been
inserted . number Of observapces Of Catholic piety
and other exercises of devotion which entirely
emitted in the manuals OF prayer and which
therefore, entile 1t to superiority Besides it Is print
ed with new type on excellent paper, and illustrated
with several hne opgrsyinss This manual IS pub
lfh.d by John Murphy & Co, In Baltimore. 1t is or
onght TO be- highly recommended to politicians aud
other rsscals by Bishop Hughes and his man Friday
with the s on ring in his nose, Pere Me Masters the
editor Of Freeman's Journal.
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THr IsTE FtRt N CHsRLtstowv, MA.-The Boston
Mod ~ the lsth instant speaking Of the late d-strpo
tive IRE IN thsre.tosp, ssys:" ~ broke out In oas
q The wings ~ Mesrs Hayward rArnes' stsan s.w
factory Immediately Ia he II the Mansion House
sud tstead 60 the main build sg, rhich together win
= large quantity ~ mshosany snd vsusbis lunber,
with the steam engine Vas totally DESTROYED Nss-rs.
". = lcss IL about ga go Witch SIS 0uO vas
IN ur,d. The IRE foop envsl1ped Ia flames IN. b wing
alleys stable, sHd " goods store occupied by Mr.
brad shaw all n which were SON % oulder o
RUNE. Mr. u vas partially insured. A block VI ten
d"D t'nsments occupied by about thirty irish
families, on Main street. burnt 10 the grouud.
the CccuI ante having barely time To remove portion
Of then iutriture The property belonged TO the Ru
cell estate The outhui dnss attached 20 the Man ion
Houte Kept by MIR. carr we're burned and siJsra-
bic damage doue to the main building Insured At tn
JhHrsstown Mutual Once A la e. wooden Tenement
the Tyeross estate weft Of the Mansion House
badly dsmsgeo. aud the outbuidinxs Destroyed The
Whole lose ~ ere ~ estimated at $50 COO
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The design OF sseai proposed at the convention for
tsnorn's is on the foreground rriszy bar feeding
upon cluster Of srspes embemstcat u the most
iui animal ana the most delicious luxpfes Of this
country upon the rqht " Representation 80 Minerva
holding the Durgon shield In hand aud n spear In
the other the l. the rtpres ~ the
miner with pick aud spade and implements ~ mining
selling for the precious trt IN the middle is a
which ere steamboats, in the dist,oce 10 seen
the snow clad tops ~ the Sierra Nevada and on the
top the motto. "Eureks -
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I isT OF LsTTEks REMAINING IN rHs Snw yosE
IL Poet Ohoe. December 4. ISsp.
OFFICIALLY rsvrra rus
LAEGssr cfscuLart0v.
Plssse she date % .s List whish they
lad
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Aaeus,p Nafam.
Grtonvich street.
hshhury s.ria
htwell srs " m g
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Embroidered Muslin Dresses and Robes, beauti.
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Rich changeable and figured Silks, very cheap
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Fine Corded and Grass Skirts
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The Minor Drama.

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