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Arrived.

v.,., sr,l, , I, GA Sor"sy s-s &c to 'S-A'4'
B0ytf0u. 49, A sa IN I-aE1a sat % K w ffun5y.
81 Dsi fts in Els-lr.r NJ lumber % Bgan'
Carr ..-o-.t 4 a. H. Gala lumber . sm.th
Sen Canary, Bosi-~e''-'
BoY ntou -. r- Rocta-t Ia. % msstsr
80 - sr9 ~. ii- Roo ans, Us O. mi.tsr
-. .fsurns, = . in R0ctsli, Ina y mAsts,.
49,. F..asr BB5sf osfg. ProT.-s-cs.
49, Tsouas HaEk4as, Jo-ss, ProV5snce
n. pos. Yssis. reports bark ashore nsaf as Tavern
Houses sogih 81 SazjI HSoA
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LAUNCH OF ANOTHER CLIPrER sHlP.--The
New Clipper Ship Flying Cloud was launched
on Tuesday at the yard Of Mr.. D. Mkay' East
Boston, Msss She is 230 feet long on deck, 3,
feet extreme breadth of beam, p feet deP'a o.
hold, and will register about 1900 tons Oeins Tue
largest clipper ship ever builS She is owned ' ~ ~
Ne,rs. Min,urn 4 Co, Of this city, ana win "
-amsnded bv Capt Cressey, late Of ship Oneida
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By telegraph to the aew.Yofk TFibuH9,
40 Threntened InYnslon of Cnbn.

HAfTlNoRE. Wei ssday April Is.
The Savannah Neics speaks myster,olsiy on
tie iec u Cuban invas0l .ri conc ;es by saying
The S1=rist Government, watchfl ne is j., viii rOS BE-
ss much longer suppress ihe popular sentiment aud
ffoa hat we a1O~ 81 tue s,so 90 aAars Oh ds sand
We fIo.N not be- surprised 10 x ~ iorm3s)e out
bra within te coming month TIL Cebars ara prspae
AID EAGER r hs colc and invite she ineIds oi zee ION
H. nui M. E.Or-a Nd i1ll l-em-
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WATER CURE.

ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
OCURE-Dr JOSEPH A weber has assumed 'hs
neruspent Medical Direction OF this Institution the o.
isbi,hmsnt is smated 10 South Orange, Essex C0uoyf
Jersey one hours ride from the city by motifs snS
Fs.rr Rsssv Visitors t.ke The orrybOa At the loot OF
Cortard.st ats A NJ and At s. NJ. FnyHe balhs arc
,,acbd IN most The Patients rooms All letters pom
rofessonal hnsluess should 10 addressed 20 Dr. Weber
n,ls 60 w "o 'UP'' 1871
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INDIAN NEwsPAPER-The Dakota TqrGrittg
Ma, Dakota Friend" the lille OF a yenbyweye
shee published al Milwaukee in he language ofIhe Daho
Ia Indiana hhsmonhly STA ted by she DsEota Mission
The March number contains number ofartees the
dan tongue. with English usussions and gives inter
estnR account OF the Dakois ifine There ~
Indian tubes this county posessog types and printing
pressef-the DskotI ard Chsrokees
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yYnshIngtou Items.

WAsWSsT0N, Wednesday, AVn 5.
Major Doreson publishes d salutat0ry address,
mic morning n three columns ar h7f long. 20 The
resdes Of Union upon assuming hs Editorial coniro.
me Hon John NJ. Clayton arrived here yesterday.
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Disasters, &c,

sr steamship Cscaia or B)"oa eas- Halsr liza ast
I,srrool ~ X,uob count 60 sion y'g tie
lie We sf-r-a-s fo~,d INTO to eock, ngts5, aai
puYsd out Sc s BE- rsdssi sas proceed o. lef soysss
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Sailing Of the Brother Jonathan.

BALTIMORE. "Wednesday April lG.
The steamship Brother Jonathan gos oil for
Chaores al O'Clock ta. morning with i@i passengers
: boo is uog n tue trm, and went oil ln o-A1u'u siyls
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Drls uere psssed makiG5 apprJpnato1s %
4.ia f,r 3D.. to cons llist- t- several SchlO acs
resli6g 70 the City OF N-wY0rk The ister was very
lnra Nm. aLt Is readIng occlpled mo-. VI we no-L-s
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, April !6

Tie cargo of the brig idells, from Porto itlcol
"A sn5 si. se ss.s-ay rorssto ~" ~ t-c
." PrIs. saH, Apnl l6.
o,-,,,,et. are aa, D aa-d aud BUSINESS falling
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FREsHErs AT THE SoUrH-The Savannah Re.
publican publishes he following exsc Of letter dated
Griffin, April 10:
we just lad ths mo-, washing ran ever saw every ni
dam 10 he washed AT evsy bridge 90 Fa hvar
atItr,v ~ 20 lof- never heaf OF sl-h
Complaints or tie sr0u-i bsirs VA nod Ia my life
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DICEASRS OE THE THROAT AND

~ LUNGS DR. w ~ CORNELIUS luhl.ers and The
Powder Tor inhsleon with me Lsrnges Shower syringe
fr trtrocucng hs slluon % Nitrate OF silver into me
rcaea MAY hal 10y scians OF patients e NO aoWT
renu ADVICE given patents AFFLICTED win IA. ahose'
nan 20 d., sses Al the above named place Also Dr. ca
WORKS on Consumption, It's treatment &c, and on In
hRlaiOn az osm"~o"
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DEATH OF AN ILLINOIS EDITOR II prison -
We arb nom Tho yny i rrNa that J. Braesy; oshst
a az Eos Mr. Badly lawyer ssa;lsman o. Lbsrai
etreatcr. Waiter lst ~rfe asain
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CoRREcrIoN-A Geographic dispatch in some
OF the morning papers, states that FRIEND hU"-
FRRLY, late Mayor Of Albany, died In thst Guy
yesterday. This is 8 mistakes the person VINO
died wac his NEPHEW, Of the same name.
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2. prnfsssor Esrr. the modem Jupiter PLa.

prgtesEOr E5Il, Llc IuOAgIu JuptbCt "a
. ai 81 opon 10 he . he rA5 % tas v 81 10
C ne world lssasd O. bro Tor aaly Curious spscu!i.l'
- v.rh- facts Prie-., W. are Happy 70 g.
rusr,say well W. perceive .7st The tsn ysafs
,,y ao-s snc- no s. sfsd A veil snosfsi Lectures
ns,.y a47e lespo.-i slse lir0" lpon ~ me ace,
CoUNTERFEITLRs ARREsTED.-in Worcester,
yesterday aanei Samuel sttah0pe, aai Edrdks
Thatcher Belonging Vermont arfesd on charge Of
psg money About SQ0 worth Of c0uasnsi money
rd oi So be- aud so W Thatcher, u
erss on Bals Pr0- deuce Union Bank, Hat1f stark
aid tens -pon lie Bins FsT YORK Iiey re
r.Ir.TItted Boston Journal, TUESDAY.
From HALIFAX.--Lady Harvey, vile OF Sit
CsC srvey Of Soya scotia Did A. HaaK the ll
La5s If gard The sgurs Of Nova Scotia ass finally
soo-d Tie b eItsld Tie secgs au AAA Tscs - t'
roal sanction. Accounts ron hewio1ntanf state hat tbs 'e,
Usher, vas unusually prosperous
PAUPERs The Boston Journal says: A large
number inn ran; ps-p1 have lately been sent from Ne y
York INTO This They their landlord tte Mar
aus of Lausiovn s.W YORK sir Mllros. en Conn .
or.r "a. had back Yesterday M N lnos
returned Wenty ever ols u "lon we're sulJs~S i' Nv
House. a,
Mr.. WEBSTER II BOsTON.-The Mayor s "a "a a.
iersp gott1 have refused th. Of Fias- nan "
.,sr ~ at,re.ste pe7rl. The resolution sn'o5y
state that Of recent acton Of s 81 En-. pubic
.,r- srsoplcftots snd of th- present. * a. d,
mud 4 ped grant lie use o. iA' na.. O.:
TIE return OF eINs-H the noe.ty ~ ~. Seora
- - his master 10 10 PROBABLY return ~ IT,
- an az TIE master of the Acorn, kI- ne.
cCo-hs ssv, ths, he ~, BY eaVe ~ n. T,s.isy.
ra.ser- ssck
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW HoRK.......-..APRiL


stp-couuba B-y.r Liverpool, ~ ~ '0.pii q Co
Bsfk-Msra Morton Buis icy ssy'snsn y " Thompson Hsa
Eau. Isore Bradbury, Wluif&oh, a,.,t 3 Coz Wn
SLOGANS HAT Oks ,.,sr P,niaes, Esag' sasaa
Graxte, 4 Narhsli GO . D,v,.ft G'ssg3v, D1nhan
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DWELLING BURNED.-The dwelling Of DR.. JO.
IA bo~o, Wet Nofht consumed by 80 oa suutty
IoiLtg about 10 coct The oss r.fstsi al 1900 parcel
VI HSih bills snoulisg 90 $50 b1rast Iatursncs $1,000
Rochester Democrat. 18th
~ The workmen on the Kennebec and Port
40 haEoad have struck tor CHER wsssA
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:, :: o771 MI PROSPECT WATER CURE

IVb ESTABLISHMENT Bingh.mlon, broons 20.
Y-This Establishment Is delghuuiy iocaou - "a
n =, he uountan from which II taxes in nane eno
os,osn6s deis htul view Of The Chenaog0 and susquo
Sns Riv.rs win their rich s1d beAuufol WALES
aSe CureB s cow open for the reception and uesInos
NJ naens The Institute has been successQ ~ s1u h,
Re professional aid Of Dr. C. bAkhLa
Of New Ycrk Guy whose long experience 10 ths,
4, 01e rantee 10 the patrons OF mis- insu1"u ~
thev will be abundantiy cared for: $4,000. ,,r., Ia al
w ,a,s,. Sc on professional business mou % ~
Al IT, 80 n, RaRR TIT at the Cure. Communlcanonf
oriv vii be received that are Pos'PAo' -
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Moses ompoaud Syrupos
MELLOW DOCK ROOr-We feel

IL prompted by every priL, : ~ humanity to make
known 20 iie world the wOrdeIi .s...
dinary preparation Thousands O,
great amount OF suffering, and r1sr Ir- ~
Of Il 10 is acRnOW cdgtdb y the bel -. so
be he ee gent tcrI TIC and sNuTry prepare
IN and depuaiiye releiy scnor II ever cqrAej
i sands unrvs ed for the C Ervspelss SAX Kt.Ur
Cenker ScnClla and all he various diseases srst from
impure state q the Blood Also al Bilious complaints
and used with Unprecedented in all OF
Female Weakness ard general debility strengthening the
weakened body, giving tone 70 the vaols Organs and tn
vgorsng the ire system and also for the Of Inc
Liver compliant Camrrh Dyspepsia H'sdach Dizziness,
Coughs, &C Those affected with Chronic Diseases Of
Whatever form, viii fnd Tins medicine NOT ony pleasant 20
the tssle lut certain cure, u ne ihn tns power OF
rtn tdla u rttct tleir disease tt composed OF
medicines so Happily combined, - send directly io give
tone the stomach and bnwes excite 10 heslhy action he
Liver sui o. whole Gardnlar Syecgl Al " Nervous I'm
ahIiv and promote ihe free scN ~ ~ tsssr thas
rerdcing applicable 10 a Diseases ~ h,odc nature
u spueiy vegetable AMI may be- used IN al climates, and
al al. seasons oi the year
Prepared only 10y { MORSE co. a. io2 Fountains,
Providence r. md rold by thousands al over the United
Sistes Canndas. sc Haydock Coties Clay, RI Pear
y New Yc,R General AGENTS il' ems
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badness ALWAYS CURED.-A

uHursul head OF hair, whssers eyebrows or nous
inches rrn swave be gsinrd with ahsonte cersiny IN
snort lime hv the use Of HARN Eys AMERICAN VEG
ETABLF HAIR TONIC A gusrentee Will be given
vheter The want hair he natural accidental provided
III directions be I'D lowed IN every particular THIS prep
srinn has used la'ge number OF persons VITO
he eat graing results and unvsryng has been its
success n restoring hair Ia bald heads mat The proprietor
feels warrau ted In challenging the production oi ssngio
CAGE that cannot by the application o hs Ansr
car Negeisb's Hair Tonic For sas by MAhsier, ~
Fulton.st Ring l9l Broadway & l. COddnglnn, TO
do: A l. Scoville & Co $40 Broadway ". X, Piercy
Procps Agent 81 WiiOugh0yst Brooklyn.
m5l lmMMS
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SO sFrs''soos Of strong .ss's %, Ter ~. hrt-o s,y.
kss had The eject she sna 500 -
rAlks hsai We do at cara aay dr.. al
e-ercs psrirg fese port BIT Il C. % az e..
!l thereby causing oozsssrase IN aosf
but:sr ara, &c.
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y d5-GKECIAN FANCHERONIAN

DROPS-A sure and safe remedy FOR. and VIII
positively the sick Headache. Chs and Fever, Jsor
dice Oyspepsie Chronic D0rrhea Sea Sickness Choler&
Cholera lnanum and restore healthy action 10 the
Liver without particle q Cslome, Mercury. Ounino or
Morphine entering INTO their compound. They viii alsc
correct NJ arrangements u tht Stomach and relieve from
hose aches ard paths throughout the System commonly
called rheumatic his excellent remedy Tor The URAE.
IL and as q NERMIFUGE or WORM Medicine therea
rgre better There "a TO other medicine thai gives such
rriversal satisfaction IN re above diseases.
Prepared or lv bv DR. J. \ FANCHEK, 40 FuionSt
hewlOrl FEW doors from Broadway For sae al rSoss
q & crleslores ~ the city and throughout lhe country.
80 5rrNsr
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w es71 'Ia " SPEAKER hNa7V7, a.sT ne lTlHsl',
leaves tis r. d v-it 20 Tie old world Argus
IL is true ths. MIR raymond is about to proceed
10 Europe ard regret sdd that the voyage deemed
necessary for The benefit OF hs aeeh His a00fs Tor lh3
ras FIVE ers have been ney artu0us He has not
only performed Of the editorial work upon morning
PAPER bu has discharged other literary LABOR OF most
Crercs Character he entered upon lhe ardIous duties Of
Speaker with Feeble health which has not approved dudng
ne Winter few months recreation VIII be Of essential
serye 10 linn md we rust that Re msy return fully ing
coralsd HE Nhg party hsye for Aim Ia lie "a
ne Albany Eve. Jour
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sssppi, B'yan Bsnnors N'' 1'''poo' "a ""
WlSD-NNE, sltA rau
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Disasters. &c.
Spoken SC,

lie sb sch wrecked below Ports mout Nh sth snd
ported British queen, vas hs Crown OF al from Wmoi IS
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p1HE WATER-CURE AT ROUND

4 HILL NORTHAMPTON, Mass. 10 the most delight
~ ard strsct,yr lsuOu Of lts krd In the county, &C.
ce.be by railroad from the North South Eat aad Vest
pcnnd HIl desifable re.idenco for inyAcs aud !heh
fTiends and for others who desire comfortable nome
Pure air extensive and ceghfGl scenery ana a. eovs
80 snS bssbfu Location Large and pleasant rooms,
ana comforts ard cOnveDlences rarely found ia AIM ar
iustiin,lons s. practical and experienced rhyHc'sn.
4 Jnte,igent and Efficient Nursss 5. Abundance OF mo
sprpg water g. diet adapted for those VINO a.
he shme lime wish IN i've well, and be wei wnle tney
Sve great variety Of rural walks and pleasant onyes
10 The y.cipi.y g. A Oymrasvm, viii BliAfcr0om ana
Bowling Al.eJS 80 n,,.,, pbv,lcian or Ar
FRED RANDALL. EfQ Agent. n l<"P1~
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Domestic Ports.

Ap,aIs. 'stsol5s on74ss W Pass.i cen MoaaoaaeE,
rcsf eou-i \.
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VaTAIiER-CuRE lNSTITUTES.-

~ Psf,erts will De treated at the conim0oioos CIV
* r.5bt - Al al seasons OF he yea arc :.
Lebslon sphrgi May ,.e 0e S,.ro ion o. Dr.
W src tps eewesc management Of Mr. " o"npo7
MI Inn
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- TNho R;cLyl Rrnuhljcop stnyc

VI The Richmond Republican states
(anL vouches for The truth OF the story
that 4 week ago an Italian, named WIN
Curlum, concluded 10 have Il days sport,
and provided himself with Il largo pistol and
half a pound of powder. The pistol he
loaded and placed IN his trousers pocket
with the powder. Thus armed, he started
for the river: just as he reached which the
pistol was accidentally discharged, setting
fire TO his his clollnng. and wounding his
left hand. His hair and neck were also
much burned. The wenpon %rchounded
with great force, and in "nyingup" knocked
of his hat! In reply To an inquiry from Ii
bvs,andcr, he exclaimed that he hal "vcry
much powder in his pocket" wherenpon a
boy present cried To him TO jump into the
dock Without the least thought or hcsi-
tatlon the unfortunate man did as he was
bid, and, while laundering about in the
water, the powder-which had been closely
! packed in papcr-cNplodcd with a loud re-
port, Ist as the poor fellow submerged
| himself beneath the turb;d water! lie wns
not injured by the explosion, but his pants
were blown off, and his pocket book, on
tanning $50 in money, blown 10 the bottom
! of tho dock. He abandoned his project OF
an excursion, and went home.
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CHESTER. Ian

g.. .... .. u. INES ENI Oul. Il H
SMALL Pox.-lt is now placed beyond
all question, that the Small Pox, or some
similar disease equally loalhsome and con-
tagious, is prevailing TO a fearful extent in
the town of Charlotte, N. &. and in tire
neighboring owns and counties. 1t is also
rumorcd that it has passed over into Lam
caster District. We trust every %prccaution
will DO used by tho people throughout the
country to prevent the spreading Of the
disease.
Wo see that the own authorities OF
Yorkville have wisely taken it in hand to
guard their corporate limits against its APP
proach. They have prohibited all inter-
course with the infected places. under sc.
we're penalties; and have provided for the
transportion of the II. S. Mail, from
Catawba River to Yorkviile. at the expense
of the town.-Banner.
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STILL ANornER.-..The Cars in COM
ing from Hamburg yesterday me, with
another mishup. They had plain sail.
ing until they arrived at Melons. ITO
miles from this City, when both Of the
passenger Cars attached to the train
were thrown from the track, from some
cause OF other. The passengers had
10 make the best OF u bud bargain, and
ride in the Baggage Car, with the ex-
p%eciation of better comfort being pros
vided for them at Branchville. In this,
they were disappointed, however, ss in
the Columbia Cars there was no room
for them, and they had no other alter.
native but to take "deck passage" all
tho way down, arriving OF n scasonablc
hour (between l and ~ in %conscquen.
ce of The lightness Of the train.
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Fer several years past our climate has
not lecn productive Of SHOWS; but, when
we woke OH Friday last we found that Ma
.ture bad donned her lcccy mantle. That
morning was Il jubilee TO all who had life
and spirit in them. Some oftlc juvc..ilcs
threw themselves, heart and soul, into their
frs, snowballing and many oftl,cir elders
were SO suddenly waited back, through IN
tervcning cycles, 10 the scenes of early
youth, that, before memory could recall nE.
ter acquired taste and habits, they were in
the dick Off and circulating The spheres
with as much earnest glcefulness as ifthey
had never been any thing cIso Blu, boys.
bat Mas Cor mundane felicity! Natures
pure and sPo,less robe got drcadfaIIy dr.
tied that1day.. The sun came out. tie snow
vanished out of his sight ind lett n sfop and
pu,ide over the who'll face IF tho earth.
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We extrac, from the San the follow,

We extract from the San the following
statements of mishaps on the s. C. Rail
Road.
The passenger train in coming down
from Hamburg on Saturday last, and when
in the act ofturning tho long curve in sight
OF Wackyilie, the iron rails suddenly OPEN
cd TO the right and left and the Engine
dropped between. The Tender and Bag.
gage Car were thrown from the track down
an cmbankmcnt of some ten or fifteen feet,
smashing tho Tender to pieces, and very
nearly dragging the passenger car after
them. 1t appears the train was just leav.
ing the old rails, aud getting on to the new,
when the accident occurred. Had it not
been for the slow pace at which the Engine
was travelling, the consequences would
have been disnstrous-Ec are gratiiied Ia
say, however that we have heard Of no one
being injured. About 8 o'clock p. m. the
shrili whistle announced the arrival of the
long expected Mail train.
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XVI t'ie DaTilcf-
State Convention.

Mn. DDfToE: As It is highly necessary
and important in selecting Delegates 10 the
above Convention, that we sl.oul | nc repre-.
scented ~ firm, discreet and pise men, to
whom he honor and interests Of our State
may bcfuily coniidcd,--allow me to suegcs,
the following named gentlemen us every
way Worthy OF occupying the proud post:
REV THoMAsR r. ENGLISH, Col. WILLIAM
NETrlKs, CAPT. FRAxcls SUMTER, Cart.
MATTHEW =. MAyEs.
A SOUTuRON.
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EXTKAoEDISARY DIS~CovEEY.--A fellow
out West in the course Of some experiments
upon the fat,cning o! hogs. recently discov.
cred n composition, witch has the singular
property, after being eaten By the animal
to produce II very rapid growth Of the AMI
mails tail. The tai! being cut of at night is
in twelve hours after reproduced To the
lcrgth CT six or seven inches, after which,
its growth. like the asparagus slackrns.
The same fellow has invented a frame into
which pigs can be pluckelD,al- rehrrifnnr
IN a vertical position, head lownwards. Ills
new !ampi is produced by lightning The pigs
tail. It burns with Il brilliant flame for ten
Or twelve hours, requiring no trimming like
ordinary lamps aud candies. As soon as
the light is bic wn out poor piggy is released
from his confinement and spends The rest
oil his zine in eating. the tail growing com
position being mixed with his food. When
candle light time comes next day, piggy is
ii;;iiid 10 have a bran new tail all ready 10
shed its accustomed ciiulgrncc. Oae Of
these pigs, and specimens o. the compost
ton, are To be sent 10 the Worlds fair,
London, as 4 specimen OF the power ui
Yankee g~cnius.ovcr physical matter. Los,
il sliou d be conceived '!lnl some ANNOYANCE
might be experienced in The use OF these
new fashioned lamps, from slulling, it is
propcrto state. tha pi.s are easily trained
to hold their tongue. Sqlcaling IN the pig,
Is found 10 be a mere habit, easily overcome
and prevented.
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DISTRESSING OccURREycE.-Wc learn
from the Florida Republican of a most
distressing occurrence. in Ware county, in
that State. Iiisee children of Mrs. Brown,
while she was engaged in washing, were
heard TO scream and upon tho mother run
ming to ascertain the cause, she found they
had all been severely bitten by a rattle
snake, from the effects OF which they sub
sequen,ly died. While the anxious moth
err was absent to their relief, her fourth
child, that she had left at the place where
she was employed, accidentally fell into n
tub or pot of boiling water, and was so Sc.
verely scalded that in this case also death
ensucd. aF1Ti
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-01-08

T.. ). MGNT.--The Philadelphia Ame-
rican has received from Edward G.. Dale,
Esq, Treasurer u. S. Mint, statistics rel
alive to The operations Of tho mint for the
month and year just closed. The receipts
OF goi' have been very largc--$33, 10000
IN the aggregate, of which amount Cali
iornIa contributed $3l,500,0 900, an average
upwards of $2,500,000 a month. The
coinage in the same period amounts TO
S2s,2O6,11l, Of which tho gold coinage
was S27,756,At5.5o; silver coinage S409,-
900; and the copper ccinngc, $7,9is,40
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-01-08

SOUTHERN RIGHTS AssocIATIoN.-Mon-
lay last was one Of the days prescribed for
the regular meeting Of the Southern Rights
Association for Clarcmont Election County;
bqt in consequence Of the lnrge amount Of
l~piness which was necessarily TO be ,ransac-
ta' on that, the first Salc-day Of the year, the
great body of,l'osc Of our citizens, who were
present III tho viilagc, were too much en-
gagged for it to have been proper or advan-
,ageous to have called off their attention
from their individual affairs; the Associa.
ton therefore did not assemble. We would
direct the attention ofour readers to another
column, where will be found n call for an
extra meeting.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-01-08
MARION, Dec. %.

MELANCHOLY AccrDENr.-Mr. Thomas
Tart, who resided with his mother six miles
from this place mot with a fatal accident on
Christmas day. Ilo had returned IRON
Charleston but a day or two before, and had
brought with him n ten iyirrel revolver, as
a curiosity. While engaged in shooting it,
a cap on one barre, exploded without dis
charging the load, and turning the pistol to
examine il, the ball was shot INTO his body.
He ST.: vived until Thursday morning. He
was much esteemed by all who knew HIM
and died deeply regrc,,ed.--Star.