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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-03-08
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GASTRIC JUICE d!

A GREAT DYSPEPSIA CURER,
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EZ- Half tcaspoonfu Of this Fluid, infused in water
will digest dissolve, Five Pounds of Roast Beef IN
bout two hcurs, out of the ttomach.
DIGESTION.
DIGESTION is chiefly performed the stomach by the
i aid Of luid which freely exudes from the inner cut
Of that ogn when IN state OF heh called the Gustric
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Purifying, Preserving, aud Stimulating Agent OF the sto'
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t-n-no conversion of food into blood, and nutrition
.f tie body but rather foul torpid painful md dcstruc-
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half dead injured stomach produces uo good Gastric
Juice and hence the disease distress and debility which
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-03-08

C,otton Yarn, Cotton Carpet Chain, Cotton Laps
~ and Wadding, Cotton Outlines, Ready made
Pantaloons, Ready made Vests, Congress Knives,
Porcelain lined preserving kettles, just received
for sale by H. MAoSbh'
sunbury, Dec. 2, ISIS.
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A"o's'~ serto"s As.sdent--s"wo Persons
sh"ssA"gi, i"ta<cd-1Gssat Escit.mesa nj

r.si'Is'g morning. shout quarter % uine o'.,o-h
aJreslfI soci1.nt occ,od she railroad al the l1sh
street s,a~a, d.put AZ Hairless. shich may h. .t-
tended With he q Ne. ~ apP.s-s IN. 5ssn
ia,.srssr tr<is from fordh<sn ree-viG; y.s.ns-
81 Bar'm. wins suJdeuiy Ne sl.,lr O'Clock no o.
We Nv Haven r,ilro~i came as,tin, ao.k ~ .ap4
'Issd ard just a ard III little by. ~gei
ysar,. were rxnu across ths trss 70 reg tu che
foFcbsm train forihs csy, and t,sere th.y could ct
the ca,eirr q the insonatlv. attached -
The No ain rurh the usfrt1ns,e IssH Ia the
l'gr ser~rng uf then, from hi. body and crashing
his sbouAirr and head 10 q ,hocksz taSl.nsr o.
Thrown eon'idersbie a., ance and Ws.rn ,.t.s 40
eB'gseiy srus.isrs .. nj life HyEsteBtly almost
sriinct The lad was IN sadfoliy e.t Ia tbs bad
ntt face. aud his limbs aud bocy sxtensirsly
lac rn'.d u was sppIosei ,la' sn,s .srs 81
tssusriiatsd 20 y. cow. yst ~ tEs City nos-
risl ~ The captain Il the rw.L yard pyloe sad sS
pu'hti' ab'nt t-irg pcrfrm. ON one Dytb -
The l'es 81 the uDf rtubate M. "a An ard lady
nsn ID Mrs Westerv'f cDnsid. rably Injured I'D
ss,.d ir m b,ii instantly killed IN. ssr,s1se ~
vfeer bast'rtoD, Who near at q ie TINE aud sho
tStg ~ The lazy Ia lIs bragg, hrf frDs The
ack where ,bc bad been standing nj "a tlme NE hss
Ils'cn ain VA spproaohbg Tn. rcsid nts ~ Harlem
hecrme esafper1ted and declare that .. % autbJrss
must PRIV ut Hl trains q both roads ON running
thi'uPh Their village 81 full -perd W. ave been AZ
suid that N. NV Haven train va running NJ the rate
q 20 mule an hour and that the slightest effort was
20 50 persons we're directly before n, esth q into
the Other ears Many pcrsons tcatt.re aud /
Nm ch.d down in all directions. the train Mashed /
tfrtJgh The crowd. The greatest excitement pre- |
rais against the engineer a q respes "a
lie gent, met waited on his Honor the Mayor,ko
duce him 10 take ncten In the matter and 70 adorn
measures 10 prevent such reckless driv through popu
loua districts near the city
The names 81 the father and who were injured.
sre DAG "A ct uoch and james. his son McCuloch s
widow a. has no other children. IL being sup
poe that both had expired witnesses notded 70
,tfsi the CoTtpes inquest at Harlem but about IL
1ci,ck II known that the parties had been brought
n The hospital alive
Although Il wa belIsvei yesterday that several ether
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ANUS ExrTs THIS EVENING.
DOU Bile s II K EFT.
New Tors. sY,day, July As, 1851.
Summary or sao Latest InteiIige"ee-rh
Cakssernla News.

St late boar last nght, were furnished with
two weeEe' later news from Californil 4, brough,
BY the steamship BROTHER Jonathan. The intsl..
senee is Of rether e melancholy oltare. 1t would
appear thatthe polsDe force Of San Francisco hay-
rg been proved irsuIieient TO protect life ana
property, tes citizens have arisen in their might,
and determined &c .nete out summary chastisensut
10 all who oeend the laws Of honesty and morality.
This course &c portion Of the people Of the new
State re deeply b regretted although they seen
to laScr under the impression that there was no
other slternGtiyo ~ which they could preserve
their lives and property. IL affords a. some
pleasure, however, TO obse that some OF
the thinking portion Of the citizens took proper
view oftho matter and urged the lending ass--
tance 10 the sarhS-5ties, in der that the latter
uig hit be enab ~ tc sarry out the laws. II would
certainly have beer more in accord lnce with the
spiri; ofsrre norches, have aided the officers il
executing; their duties properly, than foe the peo
pie to haze taken the la into their hands. At
this Distance froo III scene of action it would b.
frequest .eosss Of lynsbIng; nevertheless We may
take occasion TO examine the matter more care
fully, and Eent thereon hereafter. The other
information from the s;olde State is somewhat ia
teresting 6an francisco b al been almost entirely
rebuilt and tho r.inssr .api cared be doing veil
but the mercantile cannuf.sty had not resped the
rich ha thsy az 70 satesl in consequence O,
The eonfagraGioa.
According &c al Eppoc-s1ces- the dssbt which
5a3gs the g.-l4ity Q. shc Ga 'diner claim sbou
shich so much noise hss been mNdc recently, viii
aocn be dispcIlel SEo.wsy sr the Other. The Grand
Jury of WashDgtcn, rs W learn y telegraph, sent
INTO court yesterday ,iadi: ~ ainst Dr. George
A. Gardiner, and J. Carlo Gerii1 cr, for perju-y,
AND bensn warrant. Save been for the arrest
of thsse gentlemen Nothing furt Der, therefore,
until iAs trial On, which So ppose will rot
DC the case Cor a noah or two. In esreEce to
Ibis attes, direct Tie a~oation or our reedess
70 correspondence from Washingto ., by yester
days ns... 1; will be found in aGotl sr eoluur;
and on sra4ing u they will perceive tt AZ our Cor
sEonaep. .. Washington is completely 'vindie&ted
from eh-rgec made agains; him by.come' Of our
.emporlries kere and elses5here. The lsubli; ~lll
insist, 10 dss time that the Whole Of This. AeTie.n
Iiopal committee
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The Ts h..as,lzg.c rro.G,,e--cne No sjssoft the


We notice that some OF the New D, cans ani
kSbiIe papers, aad, indeed, othsr ournalf DIS
po- to be sols chat belligcreui 10 GARD Mcxic,
Cor the anhuluasnt Of Mr.. Gangs Tehs intcIsc
<Ass,e.. an agtiale from III. New Orl,ans DsaAI.
49, Fuhjrct VIZ ie found in snothar column Tn,
he1,sins thseai ned with the O, itsry pc7er of
IBIS s2Y,r, meat g. enforce the elaine and prsteo
sIoIs " those who h.-e purchassd GG<ay's rights;
and the quest and L5svfytion Of tic entire Ass:
republic - also thrs4,snsd All tiais L vfr, f,oish
and besides, is very wing. The Unitad sat.
sioul1 HoS u dde "a e a-insss cxPt = prevents
eolbinatien Of specuet7Fsfrom impos.ng 81 % Mex
v unJ. ever Of the A.sscan Dag .asd ID a>ing the
asEs VI Am.-lean citizen, add di-grscirg he
try by acts ~ lawless Yie.snce aud sa,reg.. A
ns.sAposltioE Il the faeS ". Il show 6aat Ks Say
a corset.
..-oEss Years age Gariy, Essnehuan, residing 10
M,rieo. grocu sat'rom the ther rulers u MsucS.
sgraat VI the rigsi u way, EDi the privilege %
RAErg -iilro=d, o. 4 anal, from COatEacoalc0t a.
" TgavEntsDcc, upoI certain coB5 :ioas In the ne
quotations x she irlsil Of Guadalupe HlalgO, IN
Ish he UsT.s a states cough 70 o6iain from Next
CO 4 similar giant 81 ths right Of va and similar
privBese, bat distinUl y refused tbs ground
that n bad beoV gran.et before % ether parties,
meaning Garay, and II Zach had not been the
oa,e, TIA eVncessisn TO this country no: 20 b.
stought u Carey did 10; r,l6l the csndtions Of
h grant, sBd il vas aunulle9 BY Mexico, az least
three years ago a. uo1er tue constitution anil lac.
of the repstlic, the government. bs1 perfect right
20 .Dnul it. subsequently,, toe government pro-
In we'd the tlas lowed 90 Uaray, wherein 70 fssI
.s,i No conditions Of hs grant upon certain other
a,.ii GOAL tsrus. Garay has net fulfilled these
,.rr, e, or conditions. or otherEizs observed and
,.,p,r, ID With tue Mexican laws and the stpula-
tioss q hs grant, I'd it has been second time de-
fniii,eh anbulled by nexpress Law ofths Mexican
rorurc,s Garay is not able 10 comply with the
ria.,t By h is own means. and has associated With
blnl a numb or II persons. aud. With them. some
\ mcricans, w. now hold hs grant, theugk there
Il no security IA a, i may not be dbposcd Of to
morrow, IL in Cor, to the English COVE, HIneni or
b English capitals ;.
4 treaty was few months since proposed 70 the |
peS,csn government. by which thi, government
was TO guarantees to the nited states, IN substance
The inviolability Of Cara, g caarter or monopoly
The Mexican Executive az, eed 70 The treaty. a.
lid the President Of the INT. ed States; bu. the |
Senate o. the United states dad rot rs4fy 1t, aud
The Mexican Congress expressly e1ected u. We
are glad If H. We notice some o. t,'o psp 'rs cen
sure MIR. LsIcbsr for being absent from hs pm ~
bong, aud gay tha. be rejection Of the treaty n.y.
IA ,, me degree, be attributed to his neglect. u !
b ~ I'D the evil tha. has resulted 900 n. -
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CITY 1assIIsx<s,Ss

B'1ycrs ~ no nssr - ysstsI11y. .hou, mid ssy
rble Cur sim'sIbers sesfsis.ty es-. aud oppus
i've 1,uig ssy named ME- Char. seaman i.l 1,,oa
he ed -sh 10 La,t roadway fon the .nscts ~ the
b'st, eve IserDg her when ID. yct.d I'd siIs
sss gfeAuy exhausted sud caDsetous ~ ~. c,spd
inn cBusRs vas procured by ia. ritxebs aud the
lsoy ea con vyed 10 the r.-ioebcs ~ her par.ns 81
hhils place
t,steidsy sfsrn oon. q rigger named jobs Ensvie.,
i'siiug nj No ~. MoDro. street While sss,og fruin
bic .niplo, m.bt board vessel the North river
va sun struck n f. dV.D and Afterwards taken
W Va ,.n'e.ss state, and conveyed N the hospital
act night, D. In the most extreme agony and as
net Expected b. live till morning.
The atnospber. was msre oppressive By several de-
rrc, and the heat int during the whole OF yes
tidsy. nsn any fofp,r dsy since In. present mouth
e. nmebctd III. bronz.d ch.e, he'd sBd almost mper.
vnvs ikinbed workn,eB In many localities we're cpm-
Tth 10 give their work snG sesk v.fuse from the
t1ebbg sun. in the sbsde Durirg tbe greater part
" we Gay Bradway sidewslks sin vst deserted.
owib 10 be hest and closenes the atNno which
e' met 70 DC moie acutciy lt than an,
'cn gu, ing Tie prefent sunni The t.,-rtoometsr
~ sig IN he utsyporn,
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Last night. before II very large sud fashionable
audience, Roberto Devereux represented for the
first tine for long period rruM C.-tiui Beuevsutauo
and Beitin sustained the principal char .ctsrs The
plot can be gathered from the Annoyed brief history
Elizabeth, Queen of England loves Roberto D-vrrsux
Earl u Esfex by whom her affections turned Ga
Biz being sent from England u take the
royal simy in Spain. the Queen fny that hi. enemies
night llut sgaiDst him while gave him sis,st
ritR with the pledge IT her ys word that under all
circumstances mis- wishes prsentat Z that oken
should be granted; that his pardon # r-Inn.i
10 desib. sbouid be grated present, iou ~ chat
ring KOb,rir. fowey'r fall IN love wi Sarah wif If
hs ri'i he Duk. Of Nottingham whom u luaan Vi
e,npeied L,r 10 Nary. Accused and c,nd.m, 80 for
hysl treasop Roberto entrusts last -rgl-w RI.
" IT ring to the Duchess Il NJ tinghain p.x-cs
y deliver IL 10 the Uu-en time lite If
ssSx although the tu.en wih.- nun tn.
s'rc-re fr'bdsbp II Notingh f,r Dev-rrux ni- sub
cover Of his wife the eai ny q Vie Queen All m:
r US sorrows OF Rob RI" and sarah b,p t.
plot Of mor. interest than is u.uay f'und th.
tlass ~ mcdrr lais operas whist III. i,sr,, r5Ls
are admiiabY suited To the peculiar po~rs e tn.
tists who rtrresent hem
II ON .e-sr mrsssior.d last night. ant
founc he<sesf warmly spplxt, for her AMI
nation co TIM Was favorsby received c-neve atano
sang wrh RENAL kabl- tssGe aud rlstnc. suI Brttii
aCdrd T. sis iaures The opera will b. rep next
week To yht We 30 have Lucr. yorg1a with
Bosio, 6arini and Loi,sf.
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Ne W > ~ TEL SO n A r II.
From Washington Csty.

Tho bans Of the Ola Dominion, chartered by the las
Il gslst.e sryzn.Eed at Alexandria yesterday BY
the choice of William Fo~le, Esq President and by
the election Of a full board Of directors
Secretary Stuart will attend the sitting of tae supe-
rior Court Of Virginia the LIST a August and viii sub
s-quenuy probably accompany the President ON short
yisS 10 hite sulphu Springs
Colonel Ocn,phan hss dectlnad the appointment OF
Commissioner to adjust the Csliforna land titles
The annual commencement If Coiumbia college took
l.acr yrs'rrcey Among tsa graduates Mr.. Georg.
hacoh 81 Uayuga, New York, and William Y rtcosb,
OF Boz ton.
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SENTENCE oP DEATH AGAiNsr NEGRO BOY
LoNG-ruE kECENT DUEL Ar NEW ORLEANS
Nj RIDER, Ere.
BALTIMORE. July l.. 1851
The negro boy Long sentenced to be hong o-day
for numbering the boy Rumph; bus the Governor will
commute the sentence TO Imprisonment for life
Py h Southern mail learn that the dueiss Messrs
Hunt and Frost esed the 9th last, aad held
10 keep The peace Dotwl standing which the fatal
afterwards took place.
Al. xsp0er Dssarpe. The Pilo5 Of the steamboat Gpey
has been killed New orleans by samuel Nc Dowe Ehs
III giiser.
Thomas Smith. respectable young man, was murder.
ed at Savannah, On sunday. By drunken CON yanion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-18
Desaructive Freshet In Pennsyivania-Loss
OF Life, ce.

PHiLAOELPsiA, July ~, 1901
destructive freshet has occurred on the Juuiita
river and canal. Ia many places they stream.
several railroad and canal badges have been carried
away. ard the canal is greatly injured family,
snpg Of the mother and six children dr. by
the flood. at Water street, Uuntingd' county. Tue
rise in the Susqnehanna at Harrisburg, ia slight.
WARREN. Pa July II, 1851
The river is rising rapidly aud there strong pros
poets Of high food The streams above here all
very high. and much damage has been d)ne ia .,hlu-
tauque county Y. the Satcrs carrying away number
e bridges and mill damn IL stl raining very hard
aid The lumbern,en are preparing for business
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lu ne o. sn error IN the Advertisement cranI su.p-
nu haension 70 bnntrA thd Busslo, via NJ " and " H.
h the nt ~ leaving New y0rk mas i.a 10 al,
arlaJ morning. a. ocock, Tickets eaa - had al A. "
" winchester, harpden's kspress. o wall street.
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The Recent Han s,o. rs. In slaIu.. &c.


correspondent Of the Bangor rays that the
bail OF tie 9th inst very destructive Pat
ton Ne small hail covered the around in parts
of TIE town. giving the the Wilderness winter
rbs Path Of destruction about half mile wide aud
marx. BY large haiti tones Tn ir WAS also tem-
p.st " ulDd: widows broken, aud the glass
sIrrwn in all directions Within one rod of the storm
course Dothii Y injured.
John tia ddu has been arrested aud com
mite for tfai at Lowell the charge OF passing
,r.it money.
The new clipper ship Racer leaves Newburyport for
New York at O'Clock this afternoon, Ia TOW of a
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yt'tast ID " al street hut at The Union, IS Broad-
p wv ~ hessr. Losss oOdrua where all tieor
~ she ost oetcious liquors spA revvify A.
80 va. smosph.r- cool and dciish.iui Is -
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hipments Of Fiour-statc Of the Ohio River.

Pm snuRG, Pa. July 10 lool.
There is nine feet Of water in the channel, and the
river is rising rapidly, there having great in
the Allegheny. LOCO barrels Of Jur shipped
today. Business il improving
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Com bs.-Ls dies are resps csfuIlv puvss.sa a.
s shs tsahne The subscribers 4ssytr,sn Of IN.
beyOnd all ooubt The hhett Ina III. city.
A.& J. SAUNDERS, ~ Bro,avsv
Bctvcvn " HE and " slk,r streets
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ARnrsL rng seasfsn WsE srEaNgn Pi1aREoy-
Yeftsidsy the Spanish gsrsteamer Pizsrro. oommands,
~ D Manuel sivih srriN. here from Havana 10 five
ssys This TAKES her third visit 70 this port On the
s'etI cccsfion ,he brought TN Cor De lie IEsnueva
rs, dante q crts vi;t BE 'suiy !hen u their vryio
Eaf'is
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W'sa'~sfo-, July ~, 1901
The Grand jury last night found a true bin ssainst
Ut "e'rse n Gardiner aBd . Carlos ussdner faf
p"J"J aud bench warrants hr their have l.ei
h's'i The aiis we're sent into court THE rsruiDg
Ia THE ins'stsstion your correspondent hss f.arl.s
doDe be dug 10 the information Which DO ba- com
nuniea,'d 10 30 DE- hes stncty adhered a. f.cs "a.
'his bs has bsn a.sasd W s.dbbisfs ia the Bal AL,
Sac hsu la ittBH.. Jsafsai y gsnaff.s ItsL.s,
Ihis Nan .4asi,a a. Ihu pTsa,usdEgs - al. tsr.at
Jsiy hossstT 90. sAB bin saihsisBt vniisatlss
ib'fe Vi" uihhiDs a. cum ias.g haze ass,.d H..
t'si'hsht have Iphs asuss Inlnstsa 80 c0aTss ~ M
'i'l1sD' Ne 'sblnst ant tnl nsIbrfs uftbs b.ri al
~ sh' dsfguis ~ fsua has been COMMITTED ti.f
u tbasid Ja pT,i,sa ~ the totton
.. Asit"sso" Helmet respectfully announces.
stle ssats 10 tha Ir.ste. ~ 10 the 81. an
bit'd stats touts. aud although be- Iha f.r Zee
Vie cause ~ shall sun.r ~hpu, one m.
test pice sid he obtsisd Tor land
J. AhLtNgtON BGS NFT.
Treasurer " tn. Warhineton &c n.tery
Once Is lUlt ous
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TRANSLATION
WASHING RON. July Is. ISL


My LEAR SIR AND FRrENp-ln the paper Of this
morumg. SIZE u letter irom You, addressed to Don
Car o. Gardner II convenient, wall you do me.
u favor 10 say ii u your intention tn deny
what has appeared in the public papers, as your
ev d. ice ia the Of DR. Gardner: or rather to,
dc ;iibe ANSWERING Lon Carlos, you believing that
you had hit divuge the secrets of me Grand
jury. | am your friend,
hn I'M JS
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PHLsDELrinA. July IL, 1851.
The frigate ssranac not taken Of the water
TO day in consequence Of accident OF the sac
tions of the dock.
The Thermometer at three clock to-day stood at 0i
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-05
The Lynching of Woman in Downie.
Vile, California.

The San Francisco Picayune thus comments
on the hanging of woman at DownieviIle in the
mining district. 1t presents sad picture of NOR
ais in California but we fear a true one:
What are the circumstances of the case? A
party of drunken men reeling home after de-
bauch forced the door of a private house. in
which female resided, and insnlted the inmates.
The house was not a brothel, nor the woman a
prostitute. OF this outrage no notice was taxi
en-, but the party returning for the vilest of pur-
poses, and insulting the woman with the prossest
of epthets, her southern blood boiled over with
indignation, and ir moment Of passion she
snatched knife and inflicted upon him a mortal
wound For this she was taken TO the crossroads
and publicly hanged
Now, we ventuc say, that had this woman
been an American instead of a MeXican-had
she boosted of uhne blood, as they call t-as
though the caste Of the woman, if it affected her
case at all, should not have tended to make her
exccutoners more lenient-had she been of the
Anglo-Sa race instead OF being hung for the
deed, she would have been Landed for it; and in
stead of an account appearing in the papers of
'horrble murder b. Mexican woman," every
press in the State would have rung with accla-
nations for the ''heroic conduct of female, or
the determined defense Of her virtue by lady
in the mines 1t was not her guilt which CON
demned this unfortunate woman, but her caste
and Mexican blood.
OF her trial we know not how to speak. We
know of no terms which are capable Of express
ing the horrbc-the savage brutality OF it, OF
course. the Witnesses were sworn the men who
tried her needed no testimony they thirsted for
her blood and the form of trial was an impedi-
ment to their desires, which they curse a. they
hurried through it. The Judge-John Rose, OF
Roses Ranch-let his name be remembered
sta;edto the witnesses that they must tell the
TRUTH lust as II they had been sworn, to which
they assented-and he'd; physician who test-
fed in her behalf was beaten lawyer who en-
deavored to get justice done her, was threatened
with hanging, and ordered to leave town; and
amid the shouts of the bIood-thirsty monsters,
whose rage could hardly be restrained even for
the short hour the right intelligent and impartial
jury brough! in verdict of MURDER, and con-
demned TO be hanged in two hours WHICH
SENTENCE WAS EXECUTED.
Not one circumstance was wanting to make
the murder OF this woman unparalleled IN atroc-
tv. She was in a condition that would have
made her life sacred, even in the most barbd-
rous ages, and under the bloodiest code that ever
cursed the world. An unborn infant persisted
with its murdered mother, before 1t saw the
light.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-05
LEGALITY.
RI RAJ LIFE.

There is 4 native loyelneSS amid the fair
scenes of the country, perfectly inmitabe.-
Here nature buds and blossoms in rich and yari-
ed profuson. We shall find, if we but seek. in
the fields and gardens of Nature. simplicity.
beauty and allracIiveness. exceedingly pleasant
and agreeable. Do we wish for retirement and
sweet solitude A.? Where shall We find Furer
calm, or a sweeter tranquility, than amidst flow
ery vales and verdant groves Are we fond of
music. and turn with emotions OF JOY to listen TO
lis varied melodies Shall we not there find it
gushing. rich and wild, and free, from every
fountain, rill, and vocal woodland Do we de-
light in the picturesque and the beautiful Here,
then, we NAV be grauhed and enlranced with the
sparkling brooket as it goes dancing on lis way;
the mellow lighted halls OF the primeyal wood
lands, and the freshly blooming flowers in eve
" glen, and field, and shady grove. Are we
housed and hemned amid the din, dust and death
OF the metropolis, or some po2u.ous city, where
the feast OF the eve Is one eternal meal of
brick, and sorey sad with the cares and sor-
rows thu. surround Us !? Then away to the ey-
er bright and beautiful country, 10 share the
fresh CLEANS OF sunshine playing on every wood
and nil. to imbibe the pure and reviving air, 10
converse awhile, free from every cumbrous care,
with Nature and God.
How delightful the country TO those 'who
wisdom love-" and delight. amid the exhibitions
of the Divine goodness in creation, TO converse
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-05

Gear. Mr.. Gear is chaplain at Fort Smelling
and the others all reside together at St. Paul, anc
preach at the principle points around. Mr.
Breck was formerly connected with the institu.
ton at Nashota, Wis, and the Bachelor Hall
plan of living, which he adopted there is carried
out by him and his associates at their new home
The Episcopalians Of Minnesota are preeminent-
ly high church. We say this not approvingly
or disparingy, but state it as simple fact in
which they themselves glory.
The Roman Catholics have one Bishop and
one Priest in Minnesota, and are about to erect
a costly cathedral. Among the few Germans a
Protestant minister is laboring, but evidently
with poor encouragement.
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