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ALBERT NIcoL.Y Aletioleer
cont UATION sA OF
~ u 600 81

VALUABLE BrrLDfSG L0rs sEd COTTAGE SITES
IN tie VILLAGE Of WEST FLUSHING,
o. TUESDAY WEDNESDAY. Oct II and y AZ il O'Clock
A NJ. Of the ground
line ofths Wams5urzh and , gsh
ssge-1cue P4ukosd I've and hsf miles from Newton tnd
cue nile from the y rshng steamboat landing
and finishing Railroad which 70 be competed OY
the lE ofJanusTy, directly through ths VILLAGE
sGie viii b. positive
zee te r conveyance the ground DAY Of sale or W
visiting ground prior the day Of sale with Mars aad other ~
forrafon. eau be had OF BARKER ELLIOTT A. Ss.saus
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Jnsnranee Compauies.

DEEKMAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
I'D Ohce Hall Bee kmsn snd Nassau SIS New fot
CAPITAL 10000 Ths Company Inares afsns Loss and De-
Fire the most favorable tens-buhdnss Merchssdsss
Frnnre and their Cagoss and also against fne
Rs Of Nsygaoa Orders BY post or in person vi" %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-24

r Cotton AnctOneer
L ARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
- eco CHAIRS &C. suitable for the tade, Sc, sc = coz
TON will eel THIS DAY Saturday sept - ol O'Clock ~ The
ArrfonroOm Bec<nsn-st and - Annt all the h0ne
10 Furniture family who reno, ing fom the y IL vii
,r1rre almost every article the housekeeping linz most
which in good order and bur used Aso Psror and Bod
room Furutue rosewood and bocsts marbetop Furniture
i.eul nd do &c Also 1000 black crred maple
Boston Cottage Chairs syllable Tor the trade Aso
Mirrors, ParOr ana hitelen
!. Sale win be leromn-o-. -eIn OF shine
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ADEns "A MULLER Auciionser
DFPFNnTORY FXECITOR's SALE of NALT-

ADEtAs IA MULLER, Aucti0ntcf,
DEREMPTORY EXECUTOR SALE OF NALl-
II ABLE REAL ESTATE in tho CITY OF PATERSON, NEW
JERsEYhe Executor Of the late General ABRAM oSD%iN
oil Psteon Nev-Jesey VIII se sf AUCTION on WEDNE5Dar,
OCTOBER s. 1888 II Gclock VI, At the MEAtHANrS IN
CHANCE IL the CITY a SEW-YORK, By ADRIAN W MULLER
4 90 Aafiopeers the whole OF the LANDED PROPERTY be-
ourrg 70 al Fsiate 10 close under the WI, VIZ
- Lots on Main or PaIkGt
Lots Riverst
Lot On he coucr Of River and Bsnl-sos
Lots ~ the northery side Of Banks.
lot On the corner Of Goodwin sni Washin st0nsts. go.
side Of Goodwin between Pax aai wan
luI-onafs.
Lots on the gouhery side Of Godsin-t east Of Wsshnstone
Lots nouhsy side Of Goodwin st. east o. Me. :.
n0rthey eide Of D0get, east Of Nashnst0nst
ezby stusted Ia the Droy part o. the
Civ OF Paienon The will se mad FOR MAPS
A. apply the No Pnst Metropolitan Bank
grfdns 1900
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Sales bn Aurtion
A ~ MERwrS Auc;ioneer
DY BANGS, BROTHERS IL Co.-Trade Sales
il Roous No Park

a. e IlrILE- Alctlh1eL
A GRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, GA 1S.l9l.s
N GRASS and FLOWER SEEDS, LEASE, STORE FIAIDREs
Ge-AssIGNFES' SALE No e Chaulbersst SATURDAY.
Poe poned Thudayl-A C. FUTILE viii sell 50 above
T. Rogers Assignee OF T. j. Tryor Coz
The stock q Aeuural imPiemni Seeds Se aimed
Flows Corn sheers Hycuter Guilty. aio
Wheelbaow scythe Pitehfrk Hoes Sheer shss
Garden and Flower Seeds Also,
the Budiuz HeruEs Safe Desks
Couuis Shelving TxTea &c The whole being worthy the
sol for cash % close The
ready and b. Obtained Of the Auetoneer AZ s
ofca No q
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The following shows principal articles
cd in he above lat.
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SEw-TosK ssu,saaber 8 is15
NoTiCE-Tbe Stockholders 81 ths NeE-fcrk sud
IN Fri Rs-osa CorTs.y hsr-eY lg.d eit he sns1a
1900 ar Drecf1r w.. Be tsii i-e Cce 81 nt C17rsy p
LtE>D Ia cay
49, M &c a ". - : f-i3cf -
fccts -l B. c.Ce- Cctot- J. .t 81 - -f
WI 10 NkTHsSTEL MARSH. sss--.-ry.
Orr.cE 5 c. AZ $. I r. z. Co. lie A0y, A.. a 49,
NOTICE il hereby gwen. tGat the Annual Eleeaob
~ ~ Directors Bualo Csrrag ard NsFfort E:c@c
Cp-snv VII be hed IL ist WEDNESDAY sal = Oetoosr
49, - oelCek P " Ct C0scek IN tie image
az Avo1- Li-inEs-on ec.zt- ,-. III.
the election
OTFlcE o. rHE ILLINOIS CESrzAL RNLaoin C3..7iSrt
Nev-Y0rk. SsrrnheE - ieSl y
StO 600 900 LOAN The Fifth Install
O.VUU.UUO Esn, o. ssa5 "a ne : ., 90, az
- 81 the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD toAfANt.
18Th DAY OF JANE ls3 Pc psfeoe
- RSDAY h Gsv Ct Oc-ober lass e. the Once % the
Courauy No . " slf Ey order q tle kxeen I've l zee
" 2. BURIAL Treasurer
7 ONG ISLAND WATER WORKS COMPANY
l. CAPITAL SI00oD-sHARES So EACH BOOKS q
SUBSCRIPTION he above STOCK vii be cpered u ID
EFsDAY h October g. IRE Bank o. ne aepnb
r-fr az Bosdwav ard Nai. NsEYork IN Brookyn 81 tae
o. Bank Afaucs; and n llnhush .; tie fsrsrs
srd rs Bank fcc: Ct south 7t--s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-24

JONI W SO'.ERNDIkET AucTlurVt
MORTGAGE SALE-On MONDAY, sept 2Oth
IVA inst IL No 6oVesey-sf fh foorl l0i O'clock Power
Emiossing Screw Presses Grind stone lot o. sans
frames Wees To- Of Tools r An
vi Beows Benches Wheels Casks TrouEhs Desk, stone
&c JOHN w sOMERINDIhE Attorney for Mortrsgee
MORTGAGE SALE Of VALUABLE CABINET
w FURNITU RE- BRANCH MCDONNELL No Us Futon
sell MONDAY the 2hh inst 81 lO o'clock their
saesfooms valuable collection Of furniture consisting ses
Psfor Furniture Etag.res Tete Sofas Notafe Easy, Arm
PAror wood Mshogany, Mabtop Cent Sofa,
Work and other Tables Oirandoes Paint Vases Burea~
Be6stesd Chairs Tables Looking Oasaes Cape
Brds ~ becdLg aud a variety Of oiisr tIoods
invoice PAPER Mache Goods Desks NotkboAe' Tea
TrsTs aud Tables
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n sJENNING's WATCH and JEwELRY

OLIVER WARE-Yases, Pitchers, Tea and Cones
IDSeryices Crpe &c Sc-tfesrs CHARTERS, CANN DUN
eussre tho trade general that tny
have removed Mandatory from hecerst 70 tho spaes
Ja where.
they hope all the abstraction Of heir s
toner
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-21
An Ordinance.

An Ordinance to regulate Towns, and pro-
hibit the keeping of ale or porter shops coffee
houses in the incorporated village of Leesburgh.
Sec. /. Be it ordained by the council Of the
incorporated village of Leesburgh: that no per-
son or persons shall be permitted to keep
Tavern or house of public entertainment, with
in the corporate limits of said village, unless
such person or persons, shall have obtained
license for that purpose from the Mayor Of
said village and no person or persons, shall
be permitted to keep a coffee house, ale or por-
ter shop, or house, or place for significant or
habitual resort for tipplng, and intemperance,
or spurious liquors cider, vinous, feTmented or
malt liquors, to be used as beverage. within
the corporate limits of said village and any
pc son, or persons, who shall keep tavern
without being licensed as aforesaid, or shall
keep a coffee-house, ale or porter shop, or
house, or place for significant or habitual re-
sort for tippling and intemperance or shall
retail spurious liquors, cider, vinous fermented
or malt liquors, to be used as a beverage, shall
on conviction thereof before the Mayor of said
village, forfeit and pay any sum not less than
five dollars, nor more than fifty dollars for each
offence, with costs of suit +; and to compel the
payment of said fine, it shall be lawful for the
Mayor to issue process commanding such per-
son or persons, to be imprisoned in the county
Jail, until such fine and costs of prosecution
shall be paid, or until they be discharged by
due course oflaw.
That all ordinances or parts of ordinanc es,
heretofore passed, inconsistant with this ordi-
nance are hereby repealed, and this ordinance
shall be in force fromand after its publication.
ANDERSON R. DEMPSTER.
JNo. H. STEPHENSON, Mayor
Clerk
Leesburgh, July 8, 1853.
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DURING the last six months, 75drowned bod
les have been found floating in New York har
Dor.
GoTTsCuALE gave concert in Philadelphia
on Thursday evening.
THE subscriptions in Wilmington 10 the Del
aware Railroad amount to 5000
THE announcement of the death of Judge
Sckoolcraft in California, is said to be erroneous
DURING the month of June 45G vessels arri
we'd at New York with 48,096 immigrants
IT is said there are now 500 visitors at Cape
May, and that accessiOns are made daily.
IT is stated that 500 laborers are wanted on
the Hempfeld railroad.
On Tuesday, the ship State Rights cleared
at Savannah for Liverpool, with 1910, 154 lbs
of cotton.
1T is said that Fort Kearny is to be deserted
after this years emigration is passed and the
troops withdraw from that vicinity
We see by the last number of the Steuben-
vile Herald that they have kind Of blues in
that town called the Washington Blues, 1t
must be terrible to be attacked by them.
GEO SMITH, of Chicago, has commenced a
suit for libel against Mr.. Smith, Of The bank note
Reporter. The libel was contained in the Re-
porter,s ramarks upon the Shin Plaster Bank
of Ataanta This will hardly prove better
speculation than dealing in the Atalanta stock,
LYNN BoYD has again been nominated for
Congress in Kentucky.
IT is stated that Mic holson, of Tennessee, has
entered upon his duties as one of the editors of
the Union.
THE long promised stamped euvelods are be-
ing distributed to the principal post offices Of
the Union. They are sold at So, 90 per hun
dred, the extra 90 cents being added to pay for
the envelopes.
Tue Washington Union has communicated
the New York EVening Post and the Buffalo
Republic. These papers are hence forward to
be regarded as Freesoil, not Democratic, or
gans.
ETA negro in Now York lately ate ten bas
kets Of strawberries on wager. Killed him.
The Bee Nsi Byowa has taken charge of
a church in Wayne CO., New York.
ANIMAL SAGACITY.-The Hartford Courant
relates a veritabe story of horse in shafts,
which, peing unable to move from where he
stood, reared upon his hind legs while train
of cars passed by, and thus saved his head and
shoulders from being carried away So close
was he to the cars that one ofthe shafts was bro
ken by them A Newport paper also states
that while party of twelve ladies were in ba-
thing at that place the other day, their horse
ran away with the wagon containing all their
clothes!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-21
4 UGUSTA STEAM MILL.

The splendid steam mill at Augusta, Carroll CO..
Ohio is now in full operation, and is capable oS
doing all kinds of grinding for very large extent
of territory. The hands employed are experience
ed in the business, and we now are ready to ac-
Commodate, at the shortest notice, all who may
want any kind of grinding done. Our mill is
8ME9 N891 I8Ws
and was constructed by the well known millwrightss
Messrs. Mongs, of Waynesburgh, Stark CO., Ohio,
and is splendid piece Of workmanship. Our en-
CINE is of the celebrated make of N. g. o. Cope,
of Salinesville, Columbiana CO., Ohio, and has all
their Improvements in their high pressure engines
combined. 1t was set up and started under the
superintendent of the senior partner of that firm
(W. N. Cope) who for practical mechanical skill
is not equaed, or certainly not surpassed, by any
man in the State, as will be seen on inspection of
our engine with the additional fact that we can
grind 10 bushe and upwards of grain with one OF
coal. This, with a mi having 5 tons of gearing,
is among the move ties of the age.
JOHN MANFULL,
JAS. WESTFALL & co.
Augusta, Carroll CO., O., May s, So.
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The Cleveland Plaindealsrsays that the Pres-
ident recently exhibited to Gov. Wood aulhen-
tic statistics which show, beyond eayil that
the COnsula te to which he has been appointed,
is worth, at least, $4,000.
This, we suppose, had the proper effect upon
Gov. Woods mind, as We see il stated that he
has resigned his Goyernorship, to take effect
on the Goth inst. He leaves Cleveland, en- route
for his new station on the llth. o. p. Inger-
soil, Deputy Clerk Of the Court Of LOrain coun-
ty, goes out as Secretary Of the Consulate at
Valparaiso.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-21

81 digest! !" Such is the true meaning Of Il e
word "Pepsin," or Of the two Greek words from
which it is derived. This is the significant and ap-
propriate title Of the true digestive fluid, or gas
trc juice, prepared by DR.. J. S. HoughtOn, Of Phil
adelphia from the fourth stomach Of the OK, for
the cure Of Indigestion and Dyspepsia. 1t is Ma
ure's own remedy for an Unhealthy stomach. No
art of man can equal its curative powers II rem
ders-good eating perfectly consistent with health.
See the figure Ofthe OK another part Of this paper.
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Nem advertisements.
Watch Making.
SEND on YOUR WITCHES.

OENU UN 7 UUN VIII CHEO.
would inform the citizens of Csnollton and
Caro- county that they can have tn ir Watches
repaired in the best manner and on short notice,
by sending them to my establishment in
NEW PHILADELPHIA.
have for sale good assortment Of 60 and Sill
yer Watches, locks, and Jewelry of all kinds,
Oold Pens, Violins, and almost everything usually
found in Jewelry store Ny shop is in the cen
tire block Immediately adjoiuing "Espch'S Ex-
ch hange,'
Cd Gold & Silver wanted in excLange.for work
or goods Watches can be eft at the residence Of
Mr. F isher and ~ be promptly sent, and return
ed when repaired. al work warrj nted
Give us trial. MORGAN BUTLER.
New Philadelphia July 81, 1853 tt.
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DAMAGES FOR SLANDER.-A Vermonter, nam
ed Robinson, has been mulcted in the sum Of
Sl,065, which, with the costs, will amount to
some $4,000, for slanderiug female whom he
had once engaged to marry, and from whom,
upon getting tired of his bargain, he had sue
ceeded in obtaining a written discharge.
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re- Auditor McKean's message, which ap'
pears on the first page, will crowd out our u
sual variety for couple of weeks, after which
we expect to prepare dish that will be more
agreeable TO our readers.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-21

EEWe have received an invitation from
Capt PEAsE, to take free ride on the new
Steamer, Crescent City" from Cleveland to
Buffalo, thence by railroad, to Niagara Falls
and back to Cleveland. We regret that our
engagements are such as to make it impossible
for US to go, but our best wishes will be with
our brethren who can find it convenient to be
there, No doubt they will have good time.
EE- Messrs Jas. Huston and ]. II. Sinclair
announce to the world in this paper that they
have entered into partnership. Stop and Sc,
them.
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A WHIG OF sEvENTYsIX.

Mr.. EDIToR:-Please announce the name Of
John H. Whitcraft of Orange, as a candidate
for the Office Of Sheriff subject to the decision
of the Wing convention. Mr.. Whtcraft is
a thorough Wing an honest and an available
man. and il elected will discharge the duties Of
his Office with honor to himself and the Wing
party.
The sincere wish of the voters of
ORANGE GENERALLY.
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WIG STATE NOMINATIONS,

ron GOVERNOR,
NELSON BARR Err E,
OF HghioHd.
'FoR lieut. GOVERNOR,
Isaac j, AlleR,
Of RiehloRd.
TFoR TREASURER OF STATE,
Henry BraGhman,
Of Hamilton.
FOR SECRETARY or STATE,
Nelson II. Van VOThes,
OF Athens.
FOR SUPREME JuDGE,
FraRkIia T. Backus,
OF CuyahOga.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
William II. Gibson,
Of Seneca.
ron BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
John Waddle,
Of Coshocioa.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-21

The list Of Premiums to be awarded at the
Fair, next fall, will be found on the first page
of this paper. The premiums offered are GER
tainly very liberal ones, and such as will in
sure brisk competition.
We hope the farming and manufacturing
portion Of the community will exert themselves
in behalf of the society, and endeavor to fur
thcr its interest in every possible manner.
We have a suggestion to make. Would it
not be well for the society to enclose piece of
ground for the exhibition, and charge a small
admission fee There are always great ma
ny in attendance at the fair who have no in
terest whatever, only a morbid curiosity, and
who are always the first TO see what sto be
seen, and thereby create such crowd about
the articles on exhibition that it lis but poor sat
Isfaction to those who have an interest in the
articles to attend. All, then, who enjoy the
sight seeing would be compelled to furnish
their mite, as well as those who pay their in
itaton fee.
We hope that the managers will consider this
suggestion and in the meantime, our columns
are open to all who may desire to be heard.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-21

E4rCoLuNDIANA FAm.-The people of Col
umbiana county are getting up their fair on a
magnificent Scale.
One feature IN it attracts attention at once
Several gentlemen have furnished the Society
with some splendid articles to be awarded as
premiums to ladies most skilled in Equestrian,
ism, among which are fine gold watch worth
$50. 70 be given to the most skiful rider; I
splendid shawl, worth $50. to be given to the
most graceful rider; and Sl5, to the most skill
iul driver Of span Of horses in carriage.
Competitors from all parts Of the Union will
be admitted.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-21

EJThe Election of officers for the Sandy
and Beaver Canal Co. takes place at New Lis.
bon on the 10th of August.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-07-21

SHIPMENT OF GooDs TO THE WEST The Penn
syvania Railroad Company have just compile
ted arrangements with the Western Railroad
Companies to ship goods through from Phila-
delphia to almost any point west or southwest
of this city. This is certainly commendable,
and no doubt the mercantile community will
appreciate it, The arrangements not only
give greater facilities for trade, but bring the
dealers in this city. as it were, nearer to those
in the west and southwest. 1t will obviate
the difficulty of transhipping at Pittsburgh,
and be the means OF saving the merchants
from abroad vast deal of trouble and anxiety,
as well rs be a channel through which the goods
will reach their destination more speedily than
by the old method. Some of the principal
points to be realized will be by the Ohio and
! Pennsylvania Railroad, ,the Cleveland and Pitts
burgh Railroad, the Sandusky. Mansfield and
Newark Railroad, Central Ohio Railroad, Co.
lumbus, Cleveland and Cincinnati Railroad,
Little Miami Railroad, Mad River and Lake
Erie Railroad, Michigan Central Railroad and
Michigan Central and Northern Indiana Rail.
road. Also points on Lakes Erie and Mlchi-
gan. and the Ohio, Muskngum, Wabash, Ken.
tucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Mis-
sissippi and Missouri Rivers.--Phaa Dom List.
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town and Bayari, Those interested VIII please
take notice.
Es- We have received the first number Of
the "0hio State Democrat, new lOcofoco pa
per to be published at Columbus Ohio during
the campaign. CHAs. B. FLoAD is the editor,
and. taking the copy before US as specimen,
we hesitate not to say that he is very indus
trious in his ayocation. The paper is as bitter
y loeotocoish as the most ultra of that party
could desire. But why is it that the States
man was not deemed sufficient for the dissem
| lipation of locofoco literature in Ohio ? The
only answer that we can m,ke is, that they
deem their prospects a little gloomy, and tha
il was thoug ht necessary 10 open a new battery
We would be glad to receive the Democra
regularly. in order that we may see what lOcOfo
cos at the Capital say.
Eg- The Inauguration of the Crystal Pa
ace took place on the 9th inst. A report o
the ceremonies is entirely tooong for our crow,
ed columns, but we expect to post up our cad
ers as things progress.
/ ES-It seems that new use has been discov
cred foI cotton. A firm in New York hav
discovered process of manufacturing mat,ras
ses from it. They are said to be much cheape
than hair; husk, or feathers, and are devoid o
the objections 10 which those are liable. w
think few would sell in this market. We
know one would Will rot some of our mer
chants bring few
Messrs. Doremus & Nixon, q Park Plac,
and 10 Murray Street, New York, are agen;
for their sale.
Eg"Dr. Boegel has some nice tixens in tn
way of Pertumeries, Inks, Paper &c. Call u
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n T W FIR NJ.

J GUSTON 81. n, SIN LAR Have entered
into copartHership under the firm of Huston g. in
clair. and wi beg to have the opportunity of
waiting on any who may favor them with their
patronage.
They expect to have on hand fl" assortment of
ALL KINDS OF GOODS
usually keplin country store, which they wi II.
sell at the lowest prices, and will at all times.
tuy produce of all descriptions ot the highest.
market price
AlsO a, asSOrtn,e nf
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THE "RAPPERs" OUrDoNE.-Some of the re-
cords of the ines in which hourshing the Gre
dulous and wonder-loving Cotton Mather, show
forth queer accounts of the freaks Of Eye un
seen spirits" Here is one. copied by the Bos-
ton Chronicle from an old journa of a school
master, who resides in eye an cient town of Ip-
swich":-
"Last nghte, as my wyfe and myselfe were
going to bedde. a dreadfol noyshe was heard
about ye house; anon ye soundes increased vi
olentlie, and seemed toe be in the bedde-room
likewise. Ye windowes shooke lyke a dyCe
dox, and horrible stynke arose, smelling
lyke very much untoe brymstone, almoste ta-
king from us our breths. Suddenlye ye chairs
and taybles did move hyther and thyther by
some unseene hand; anon all was sylent. Soon
ye bedde did rOcke and shyke terriblye, and
and We bedde clothes did move bythere and
thythere violentile. Then ye plastering didde
cracke and snappe lyke unto ye reporte of a
pistol. Soon the jordan began to move abute,
and it did Jump upon chair, whyrlyngo around
right merryle | clutched it by ye handel,
and ye potte did hoppe and skypPe around ye
room, allie toe our great amusement"
The Cincinnati Gazette thinks the attempt to
make the Maine law political question in Ohio
if carried out, will result in the ascendency of
Locofocosm still more decidedly than it was
last year. The editor is aware that this inten-
ton exists to certain extent and sees no way
to preventits damaging effects upon the Wings
of the State. He thinks if an issue was con6n-
ed to the doings and sayings Of the Legislature
and the psblic officers for two years past, our
chances would be fair for hansome victory.
Mrs B. was pious old lady, but somewhat
quaint in her manner of speech She was af-
flicted by an aged and aling husband, who, as
he contributed nothing 10 his support, was a
heavy burden upon the good dame. Lament
| ing this to neighbor, she said she didn't
have none of the privileges ofa widow. II Mr.,
B. was only dead she might get the widows
wood, He had been seven y 'ars dying, and
sometimes she kinder thought God had torgotie"
him."
The Mayor of Canton o, has had tight
with man by the name of Rose. Wonder II
he considers fighting an official duty?
! Con- vanderbilts yacht North Star was Wis
tied by 10000 people while at Southampton
| England.
THE LAYING Of the corner stone of the Metho-
dist Female College. at Murfreesborough, N.
C. took place on the cath ult.
Mr. SOuLE, previous to his departure from
! New Orleans, declined public dinner