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ENTAIL ALCHEMY-CHANGE OF

Z - IoCAfi0N--PRoF. WILLIAMS having compile
M H. sAseansni Of forty evenings a: Metropolitan Hail.
eesest until further notice, lecture and experiment
&5r. 'Ae tate Chinese Buildinssl in Broadway, neu
HTxISts,ss MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY
- Of each week sud in knickegbocker Hail.
NiI-r ~ ~ AID sh-sy- en- TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
EekpAf EVENINGS.
CO. ss a. O'clock. Lecture to commence az O'clock
~ 0oh - eehiA admitting iady AM Scos'e-
e~ 70 learn the mysteries OF the science and how
a1ps ~ 1911 DR. w. doss each evening immediately
skssps $40 Sie ''e''
e., 4, ofconssation in the cure Of chronic dis
daily fva IN o'coeR. a bis Office in the
- -simaceptcal Institute, No. jo6 Broadway.
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4IILER'S COSMORAMAS--Firsi

Nn6- 1xs@hatsd corner Of lSth-st and Broadway.
- vo,sA ~ al 10 O'Clock p. H. Admissson Is cent?
kynQPS 4 g AZ consist Of collection Of VIEWS OF
Horff' k nfsn MINOR SYRIA, THE HOLY LAND,
oahhd : 81 =. aec ARABIA. They ere skstchsd sn1
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6neeial Noticcg.

~ Wash ard Brih-iiousc, No ~ hoii,st pea 4,
40 Omen to I'll washers for this week Free from III
ne Ipojriug Come AID ny H. -----
- yofice,-T'o Brouchi,ic Clersymen and Invalid
~ 80 I'D centiemen who intend visiting Newly OK during
-. co1,,iug Anniversaries Remember NO ~ q.
q, 49, from, CasIal-st Dr. BANNINGS Institute iG
iI freatiu ,nt Of Chronic Disease, ami Tor the
sIio of liz BODY Braces Brace rrusses, fiie springs
~ Cdies SPINAL Props aud Travelling Companion ior te
ne of Vocal Pulmonary Digestive Spinal, nervous alu
F,,ale Weaknesses and every species OF psutrs DoDi
pe and aIgnd people, and pregnant ana Sih2-h "oho"
Gld sIcat relief from fhelr Use.
- From, New York TO Bosfon.-An arrangement
hss been made with the Stonngton Line by whcn All per
-. attending the General Conference OF the r. Church
u, Selerates or not can have tickets which will be
ia 10 The for passage each way, from ABOUT
- 70 the close of the Conference for -Four
rs such tickets (which not Branserable) may De
- ~ No 900 Mulbeyst at No. 1873 Nassau or az ne
~ At the Company No. 10 Batteryplace, Newfork
~ Notice 10 Pnssengers from Psnnm 70 p
r.(.fcrwja The PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CVm
SsNy fe, called upon give public noce thar no tckex
IN n. Recognized By their agent at Panama when are NOS
800 bv an officer Of this Company, and that tickets thus
sS ~, bs obtained only at their Agency, no 4" WEI
u. Go T. BARTLETT, Esq, Boston, or Of MeTrs. ANN
S3SnNG HARRIS l. CO. New-Orlesns-New- fork, jan
q ,s5p By order WIN. Fl. DAVlDGE, Secretary.
10 rordham Lots for sale.-spendid sites for
Nd;ng and great chance for speculation seVeh Lo1 Oh
ns sizes from the usual city lot TO $50 feet square, ad-
dining the Fordbam depot and Immediately opposte OF
fha COLLEGE These lots must double Ia value, but
A. row for sale npon reasonable terms Apply tne
h""is VI w - A III. JOCELyN.
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-. wash and Brih-iiousc, No ~ hoit.st D ear
ceen TO iii wa hers for this week Free, ffom IN
~ ,no,16pg Come aid ny IT,
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Gmuscmenis.

4 STOR-PLACE OPERA HOUSE.
IA The pubic are respectfully informed that Mr.. q.
8RUOkE will commence h performances at this house OF
ne t,h Of May for The purpose ofpoducing with every re
auise the Dramatic Corps new tragic drana IN hV'
acts which Los been for several weeks in preparation Par
sicuiars heft aftsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30
T7OL.. II. vENETIA TRELAWNEY'

ard Conclusion Of tif ereef BOOK no" reany rf'e'
WhTSAIj-GFE. or the MASSACRE OF CHlCAGo
an indian Tale OF the War Of 1872 By MAJOR Richaras'n
Prize 3 CENTS IL. LONG BROTHER, No. - Ann-s'.
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DURTON'S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PSYCHOLOGY.
+ YCEUM THEATER, Broadway, near

TIE LOAN OF a LONFK.
Tobe followed hy A MAN WITHOUT a HEAD.
AAer which, TIDE FAIR ONE with the Golden Locks
Hrs Lsehrymo .Walcot Graceful. Miss Julia Bennett
Toconelude with MR. AND MRS. PETER WHITE.
Dta Circle and f0rquet, 50 cents; Orchestra Seats 10
cents Family Circle, % cents; Private Boxes s.
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Mem Publications.
DOOKS and PAPER HANGINGS.-

ID School Books Blank Books Stationery, Wall Papers,
Window Shades and Curtain Papers for sale at the very low
w ', roart o, nr;ces Inv LFAVITT Il ALLEN,
" Booksellers, No. n Deyst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30

DOARDING.-Th or four Gentle-
men or Gentlemen with their Wives. be accom-
odaed with full partial board In the large four story
modern house. No 40 Boome said house west Of Broad.
way. References exchanged .-e.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30

DOARD.IGentleme and their Wives,
I'D and single Gentlemen may obtain Board, with denr.-
sble rooms from May No II Leroy place, Bleeckerss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30
DARNUM1S AMERICAN MUSEUM

ID p T. BARNUM, Manager and Proprietor; JOHN
GkEENW GOD, Jr, Assistant Manager.Adnisson TO the
entire Museum and Performance, Is cents Children under
10 ~ cents; Parquet l2t cents extra-THURSDAY and
FRIDAY Apn ~ ard SO In The Afternoon at o'clock the
6veTiiag piece Of FORTUNES FROLiC The farce OF
FAMILY JARS. In the Evening ct u o'clock, GUY MAN
EERiNG The YOUTHFUL GIANT, the HAPPY FAM
L. haa ~ oil hnlira
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nant employment.


~ srec.ahle Protestant Young Woman, who wond have
"a DO the general homework of small family
Woud go 10 BrookIyn Apply at No 2i2 6th-ay- IN the
repr Can be seen for two days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30
M ADAME OTTO GOLDSCHMlDT

Mr.. TiIEO. EISFELD.
In nees Of the lssh and 2lst Of MAY viii take place
~ see'as Hall aid the as; Concert the eth Of
rlpnes Of Tickets has been fixed at s. s. and 81.
49,, '~kes Is ssoos> panied BY numbered check which
~ ~1 seariaf corresponding number.
aee fr the sale OF tick. viii be opened four DAYS
ka. to the inst Concert Al Chiekcrnxs Pisno-Feste
sA No. IS Roadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30

NJANTED.-Situations for Cooks, Gen
w er.l seYvents sesz,stressrs Nwsea -LAundre.ses
cs.mbermsids Wsisr,r Fsrmer Coachmen, he, Il "SE
LECT PROTESTANT AGENCY" No. 7Csrmine-st, "a
It No los Chsmbesa Only servants OF 5000 ehsraSss
admitted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30
NATIONAL ACADEMY of DESIGN.
NIBLO'S GARDEN. JOHN SELF

v TON, Manager.-fiilDAY EVENING. April SO, will
sp~iorn.ed the host act Of The grand Ballet of
CATARlNA.
Sssna Caroline RouSei fsS avolo Mons jean Isousse'
Lncs hest ROusset Count Bernie Adelaide ROusset
To ecrgipee with The "a act ~
LIZ DIABLE A QUATRE
Aemsloa-5n centl Doors open al ~ O'Clock to COM
0sE>e A. "a o'cloxk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30
| You've MARRIED Man, an American,

IN Of - ctiy temperate habits wishes situation 20 high
Porter IN stnre rnanuacory TO make himself gen
orally useful No objection country City rofsr
ence. Address j. +. p, Tribune Ofcc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-21

tsre. Inn = impolsnAy STRUGGLING TOR
uhat thsy lave net. Il belisles that
oar fathers bequealhed 20 rs re best
system 81 sosernmeat the World has
eser seen--a system which. By its re-
gular operation. is apable q esery p
Iiucal b<ne6t, and equal q every "a
tiiausl ensfxsncy--s systea shich, BY
combining social order and individual
freedom. gives every facility 70 Che
steady and sure workings Of truth up
On the human soul. and enables society
, 10 develop itself BY the laws Of moral
life, and get rid Of its evils BY a pro-
cess silent, gradual. and resistiess. It's
lively faith Is. that the great cardinal
principles and solid rules Of our govern.
ment are not the mere make-shifts oil
Temporary sxpediency, but that they
rest on permanent moral grounds,
which are independent Of change or
Circumstance and its solemn task Is
to guard the practical working OF our
government, and eonhne il to ITS own
inherent, regular, and harmonious laws
Of action. II cannot prove unialthiul
TO the Union, for the Union is the ark
Of its safety. the shrine Of its hopes. the
altar of lis vows. No seer Is needed
to presage that when the spirit OF the
Wing party dies out of this land, the
DAYS Of the decline and fall Of our glo
rinus republic will begin to be register
ed. .M
] How the administration has succeed
ed, we have said /; how il shall be sue
ceeded-of this we have little to say
Looking with such proud satisfaction
upon the present, We can but cherisl
high hopes for the future. The coun
try has been shown what a Wing adj
: minlstration practically is. and this i
itself gives US yantage-ground tina
half secures the victory. The wise
. strong, and pure patriotism OF VIII
national rulers has now been mos
! rigidly tested suspicion is bafiled, an
calumny silenced. Political trickster:
sordid and shameless as they are, ven
! ture no longer to ply their wre'che
arts against il. IL is unassaiIed, be
cause Il is unassailable. We have no
such an opinion Of American degenera
cy as to believe that public service q
this stamp--the genuine Westinghouse
, stamp-will be speedily discarded.
Is relied upon now and either il mus
change or the American people mus
change, il it is not relied upon hereal
, ter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-21
From the Greenshorough Patriot.
GEORGIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

Extract Of letter from gentleman Of Savan.
nah, Georgia, dated March 20, 1855
As you are much interested in the Gen.
trail Railroad Of North Carolina. | will tell
Won what is The promise Of The Central
Railroad Of this Stale. The latter Road
connects the city of Savannah with he
town OF Maron. distant in The interior 1871
miles. and was finished about eigh, years
ago. II passes through guile poor re-
pi"n Of Georgia. agd Cor miles and miles
nf It's length The roun,ry on either hand
is still covered with the original pine for
esis, growing in poor sandy soil. Some
way-lreighl is Obtained al rer.ain points
alung The Road. brought from plantations
at some distance 10 the right or lrfi, and
this way business is increasing bui this
bordering country cannot. aud will moi,
fJr many years. support Read.
{ In the original construction of This Road
great difficulties we're experienced in ob
tanning the necessary amount of subscrip-
'i'ns; business men and capitalists hat
ing no confidence in The sllcress &c the
enterprise. Even alter ils completion.
the prospects, of The Company were. for
two or three years, rather dlsrouraging,
and ihe original subscribers or slockhol-
rlers, WIN were under the necessity of
selling their stock. did so NJ sacrllire Of
20. %. and even 40 per cent. Afier the
seron,l and ihIrd year. The business Of The
Road hegan 10 increase. aud The receipts
began 10 exceed TIC expenditures; in course
oi time srmi.annual dividends &c 81 per
cent. were ,lerlared. and ,lie stock sonn
rose 10 par For The last Two years semi.
annual dividends Of per cent. have been
declared; The stuck has risen To l04, and
the company has on hand now guile a
handsome surplus fund.
The receipts of this Road during The
months Of December. January aud Feb.
rnary. just past, have heen as 70 lows:
Eur December. 1851, ahnul. Slu5. 900
January. 1852, l0l 900
February. 10000
Making Total Of S3l6.UOO
~ three months. The receipts Tor las,
N"veaher were also heavy, amounting
tn near s90.OO0.
The capital invested in this Road is
s3.ono, 900. sn that sl2o,0Ju, will nay
dividend of 4 per cent.
ahnui one-hlIf al The gross receipts
may he considered melt: henre in three
'his Rad has made clear sl5S. uOo
nr $4,000 more than are required "a nav
dividend for six months, al The ra,c &c
per cent. per annu,n
Tins Central Rallr,ad has created husi. |
ness i"r itself. and The Roads which IRE
now hr'ng built mn southwestern Gpor-
qua VIII add much more. | hope the
Central R'llroad Of North Carolina will
N time. br as surcessfaI.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-21

Mr. Fillmore IN .yew Iok-Tbe
oswegp Times SAYS" We do no, I,oll
wan Those who, in their zeal To advance
'''e claims u their favorile camIidalr. pre-
'en' M Mr. Fillmore eoalI no, oh,ai,,
me wing 'olr of The Stale. Ills vote IL
NC oa'e on various occasions. proves
.''i' I'opu'sr with The masses. and The EN-.
,''eh' aoil'l, kanl sucress with which I,,.
mas adm NJ ir'ed The government, under
Tue most difficult aud trying rircunsian
.s''"ase 'cndrd to Strengthen rather lhaa
!" weaken lbs popularity every where.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-21

we DIM NJ. l'A'.ubfe wouldd,aa laSss.
u from he nrpor iions and command ~
toles a inielIigeai and disrirei mrn Il
n pariss. slosld lhs Whigs o, ~.
Union ronlrtl on lim the n6mlnali.,.,.
New YORK wsaId not discard one 81 h..
mos, eminent and cherished >sons. nar
wnuIdll.e Wig parry he likely 10 make
such . sacrifice 10 abandon one. sl,o, with
unfsl,~rinx fidelity 10 Wig principles.
has borne heir STANDARD irinmphanlly
through 50 many bzlIie fields"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-21

u is quite unayailing for The advocates
OF Free Trade any longer To call IN ques-
lion the. fact that the tariff Of 1916 has
completely falsifcd the predictions Of us
authors. These men assured ne that il
was made cor the benefit ~ the American
farmers. lis practical operation has been
for the benefit &c foreign laborers. We
may impor, foreign manufactures. foreign
Injuries. and fneign ,upeilluiies ar much
as we please, bur Europe will take no.
thing bul our hard cash fnr them. except
on extreme c"mpulsion. Famine alone
rendered four and eorn more acceptable
To Grea, Britain than gold and silver for
shor, lime. The famine over, she calls
for our gold again. and she gets il. Let
our Legislators lcok 10 IL, and estimate
how long u will he before the cheap Ia.
Dor 81 Europe, encouraged by an sn,i-A-
mrIican tariff 10 America. will break down
the manufacturing enterprise Of our caun-
Try, aud drain il 81 the metal which con-
sillnIes the basis Of lis monetary sysiem.
: ~ e Boston Courier.
The " Union." few days ago. exrns.
ed the Democratic Convention ef Virgil
mia ior having emitted to pass any resolu.
Ton Sustaining the Compromise mea-
sures, Ter The reason. as il said. that the Io.
siiir'n iakenhy the Democrats ofihat State
in faU0r nf those measures was &c such
no'prieiy as mol 10 require any affirmation
Of the fact by their convention. Very
well. Bui what has the " Uniun'' TO say
nnw. as 10 The nnanimiiy Of ils party
IN Virginia on this question:, in view of
The VOTES Of their Representatives in Con-
gress on Monday last. when oui of fhir-
Teen Democratic members from that State.
one failed 10 vote, and seUen. being a ma
Jo'i'y oI them, vnied against The resolu-
non declaring The Compromise 10 be ii.
nal adJusimeniand = permanent, settlement
- The questions therein embraced, and
should be main aimed and executed as
such . A., 1.,,y
mr.. Fillmore" Observer" the DE-.
Washington correspondent, Of )
The Philadelphia Ledger. says Of the Presi-.
dent:
Mr.. FiIlmoie's term Of Office has
been marked by singular success; and il
may I've SAID Of him, what perhaps can
mol he said ui any other President. that !.
~ ''as mo- an enemy, and scarcely an op.
W either party. Willard Fill
more IS an honesl man; aud that repuia-
ll"n. witch is placed aboye all con,in-
srnrlrs. Is The rirhes, legacy lie can leave
10 his children t7f6 f3lsi
This tribute, from political opponent.
IS eminenily lrne. The honest and sin.
ere patriotism of his character shed a
nSirc upon his name brighter, Than any
winch his high office can confer. He
'xenplIies that spo less, unselfish in,ceri-
y. :" seldom found among public men,
ha' y i scared, looked Cor. and general.
= doib,ed when discovered. Or how
CIV. comparatively. in high sia,ion. ran
! he said as of Willard Fillmore. lie ia
III honest u,a,i. E2E8 II $
Albany az " Register.
The luxnrioas lie To ca, ami ,lr.nL The
Y Use cat aud drink 10 liva
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-21
Eastern excess. s27.a7e o.

We request our National Legislators
to look al the agricultural interest. and
mark hos il has suffered under The opera
lion Of the prrsen, tariff. The subjVined
table shows The decline in the exploration
Of hreadsiuffs since The tariff went into ef.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-21

EAsTrRS AND wEsTKRx MORN cARo-
IiSA.--T1e Greensborougi Pairiot pub
Ifshes fzbulsf statement sfuwirs me
number Of white inlabiIzn~. The :Frdrrsl
pepaIs,iea. The naa.bss Of soses. >aJ ihs
amount Of taxes paid BY The Eastern and
Western srrliens sf Nanh Carolina. The
line assumed as she separation between
,hc two srciinns touches the 'rounlies az
Person, Orange, Chatham. Moore. and
Rnbrson. leaving those counties on The
West. According to this, there are in
the East. 81 counties. represented in ihe
State Legislature. by % Senator'S and So
Commoners; in the West, ~ couniiss.
represented By 20 Senators and So CON-
monfrs. $50 Is ~T n
A rrcapiIulaiion iis tables shows the
following N be The relative standing ofihs
Two seriions. % -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-21

The Wing party is the really con-
sentative party Of the country. II in
diligently prefers the tried to the IN.
tried, the certain to the uncertain the
safe to the hazardous, the substantial to
the visionary. While ardently sym.
pathizing with every thing that can be-
ne6t humanity, it has little of that bu.
manitarian philosophy which believes
in social perfectibilitv, and little of that
morbidly discontinued spirit that re-
CARDS nothing gained so long as any
thing remains ungained. "People will
not look forward to posterity. who
never look backward to their ances-
tors" The Wing party hopes in the
future. and therefore reverts to the
pist. 1t recognizes that every thing
which is most permanent and VALUABLE.
Is the slow growth Of time, and that the
energies OF men are far better employ
ed IN making the best use Of what thew
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-21

lassss nsusf IlHouh On ihs bee 3 bfil'
Fl q Mexican enemieE.
Very respectfully. youts.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-21

the iux"rloas lie To cal and drink. The
wise cat and drink 10 liye..
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-12-17
rae ORGAN


will--theiy immediate suecssosP The
prudential considerations which en-
hanced that convention to withhold a
formal declaration Of its purpose in
this respect, no longer exist. The
very motives that there councelled
silence, now urge US to speak in the
most positive terms. This tie Con-
pW do.
We do not approve, however, That
that any attempt viii be made to or
ganize separate political parIy. We
can act much more effectively, b
laying aside for the time all party pre-.
dilections, and sustaining without re-
ference. to party those who represent
our sentiments on this question, Let
Us demand Of the parties already exis-
ing the nomination Of long-tried and
true friends Of our cause, and give
our support only to such. The time
Of the convention is well chosen for
this purpose. In advance of all the
party conventions they will have full
opportunity to learn our determination
and to govern themselves accordingly
We can thus teach our politicians !
lesson many Of them have yet tC
learn--that there aie other interests to
be cared for than those Of the rum
trafIic-other classes in society whose
wishes are to be consulted, than the
makers and vendors of Intoxicating
drinks. limo other way can we eyel
hope to accomplish the object to which
we aim. The Jdllot-Jog is the author.
lied exponent of popular sentiment
in this country; until we speak
through it We need not hope to be
heard. Rum has governed in oul
legislative halls long enough. 1t is
time that we bring into them the
peaceful genius of temperance, be-
meath whose gentle influences all oul
political Interests shall doubly flourish
VIA TOR.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-12-17

DrRakeaness, according to the POrtlandpa-
pers, is greatly on the increase in that city,
notwithstanding the stringent provisions Of
the Maine law.
Aeopper niiue in Polk county, Tenn, is now
being worked with success by New York
iCompahy.
Hon. Mn. 4. Graham, Of North Carolina,
has consented TO deliver lecture before the
New York Historical SDciety.
goIa WAitcom5 was appointed postmaster at
Haicoek, Mass, in 1872, and has hell the Of
flee ever since, forty years.
iT1e Montoar works Of Pennsylvania has
sold 5. 600 tons Of rails to the Cstawissa Road
al $50, delivered ct tho mill,
Aaess hotel, called the aCollins Hotel, . is
about to be opened near the depot Of the Col
Inns line Of steamers.
Jeks Hormee, formerly proprietor Of the
Florence Hotel and subsequently, Of the City
Hotel in New York, died last Saturday.
II resolution was passed at the State Agri,
cultural Convention, inviting the President o.
the State Board, to deliver an address, ct th,
nezt meeting Of said Board.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-12-17
o. TBE TEMPERANeg REFORM

DEEADfuL CALAMl TY - -Abouta week since,
EereIated the death by accidental burning, Of
a little son Of Mr.. DUGAN, residing on Spring
street near Liberty. Last night the child's
mothef, Alrs AxEE DUeAS, met with the same
late. g aile evening Me-. DuoAx went out
10 tEah some business, and at s O'Clock
The children retired to bed, leaving their mo-
ther aiting in rocking chair BY the fire,
About o'clock, the eldest child, girl, was
awakaed, when she found the bed on which
sheWas sleeping on fire. She seized one of
her brothers, and ran out Of the house scream
ing. Her cries attracted the attention Of the
neighboIs, several Of whom Immediately ran
TO The house, the first one Just IN time to save
the youngest child from the flames. The fire
was soon extinguished, when the body Of Mrs.
DUoAN, was found lying against the door in
the back room, most horribly burned Sh,
has been IN the habit Of inducing in intoxi
eating drinks; and it is supposed that she hat
done ao last evening, and had fallen against tn
fire. The bed must have been set on fire iron
her clothes. Her body having been found il
the adjoining room, it is supposed that sh
made an effort to get to the cistern in tn
back yard Coroner NOBLE held an inques
over Che body last night, and makes the fol
lowing getun;
IEouEsT No. 10 was held December l0ti
\ by HEtRY NOBLE, Coroner, on the dead bod
Of ANSt DUeAN, found in a frame house o
SFfi4 teeet, near Liberty. Verdict Of Il
gnfs lher death by her clothes tai
/ ng ire While intoxicated.