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SATURDAY MORNING. MAY I, 1853
DAILY CRESCENT.
THE AwAKrNG OF SPRING.

~S@S - w @<>>~~'N - - @sA~sS'
BY DENNIS rLonENcn M'cAR1nr.
lady came to a snow.whits bier.
Where youth lay pale and dead,
And she teok the veil from her widow'd head
And, bending low, In his ear she said
Awaken for am here.
sh' gsss'd Nth smile, to Wild wood near,
Where the boushs were barren and bare,
And che tspp'd ON the bark with her finger fsir,
And she cald to the leaves that buried there
Awaken for am here.
The birds behed her without tesr
As she walk'd through the deep'nng dells;
And she breath'd on their downy citadeis
And she said to the young, in their ivory shells
Awaken for am hero.
On the graves Of the flowers she dropp,d tear,
But with hope and with Joy, like us;
And even es the Lord to Lazarus,
She calpd to the slumb'ring flowers thus-
Awaken for em h6re
To the lilies that lay in the silver mere,
To the reeds by the golden pond
To the moss that rounded the margs beyond
She spoke, in her voice SO soft and fond
Awaken for am here.
The violet peep'd, with its blue eye clear,
From ander its own grave-stene;
For the blessed tidings around had fown
And before she spoke, the mandate was known
Awake for am here.
The pale grass lay with its long locks sere.
On the bres at Of the open plain;
She loosened the matted hair of the slain,
And cried as she filed each juicy vein
Awaken for am here.
The rush rose up, with its pointed spear;
The flag, with its falchon broad
The dock upliited its shield unaw'd,
As her voice clear through the quickeniug sod
- Awaken for am here
The red blood ran through the clover near
And the heath on the hills oerl1ead;
The daisy's fingers were tipp'd with red
As she started TO life, as the lady said
Awaken for / am here
And the young year rose from his suow-whits bier,
And the flowers from their green retreat
And they came and knelt at the lady's feet,
Saying all with their voices sweet
Lsdy behold us here.
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DISPUTED PROPERTY; or, SMITH VS.. SMITH.

John George Smith, Esq, Senior, is man
about forty five years Of age, very red faced,
very corpulent, very cautious, and very good
natured.
John George Smith, Esq, Junior, is a man
who has seen about half the number of sum-
mers which have contributed to ripen his highly
respectable father; he is handsome, slender,
hot blooded and Independent
John George Smith, Senior, and John George
Smith, Junior, are the only remaining members
Of particular family of Smiths. The old man
is widower; the young man is bachelor
The former is rich, and the latter is lucky
enough to have the good will of his worthy pro,
genitor. Old Smith is proud of his son, and
young Smith is proud of---his fathers purse. If
old John took pleasure in accumulating hand.
some property, it can be said without fear of
contradiction, that young John, at the time of
our story, took no less pleasure in spending
what his father had acquired.
Both these personages were great fayorites OF
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KEY WEST.

viii leave SATURDAY May the oox p ~ train.
FOR KEY WEST, via PENSACOLA, xTfs,
l. APALAcHiC0LA, ST. MARKS, CEDAR KEYS sSIRi4sS.
and TAMPA BAY.-U. s. Mail Iinc.-The u.
JAMES L. DAY. W. H. Talbot,
the Pontehafan Railroad above. freight
GREEN, HARDING co. ss Poydrsi s,reet.
IN All maiabie msttsr must through the Pos.oiee.
pa ekages.
tZ No freight received without the Agents.
Freight will 10 received the Ponieharsn Railroad Depot
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Crockeyy, China and Glassscer

~ u. T ELL g OO', ox OVHifr.o1 ~, ,eeyNUX
NewOrleanA Importers and Dealers, Wholesale and IN
Retail LAMPS, Plated and BritsnnH CAsuohs, LIZ
tYr Goods win bs offered q. owprie e"~ su'
packed in The safsNsoAnpsss
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VOLUME Vi.
MdRSELLLES.

FOR MARSEILLES. = The very fast IN
saing schooner STEPHEN TADER Tuhii, MASTER AETk
having nearly all her cargo engaged will have fsts dis
patch For balance Of freight, or passage, apply to
myt q. q. BOGERf a CO., 10 Camp street
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EyO STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS and s.y ,
ii OWNERS. New Orleans January 10, 1853. l68ti&S
The undersigned has this day commenced GENERA L
STEAMBOAT AGENCY gu his account will
exclusively to such bpne IN thus presenting himself before s
employ others in the business with his
his whole time and personal attention to the together with his
with shippers that liberal
and consideration. References respectfully made
Messrs, WATERS CAMDEN CO., New Orleans.
STONE 4 wALW0RTH,
BRIDGE BRO,
WHITE 4 BUCHANAN,
Captain GEO. W. CABLE, steamer L. NJ Kennett.
w. W. BAKER, Delaware.
X. NJ. HUNTER, Ambassador.
jaui j. ]. CHILD, Office 20 Poydras Orleans.
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Will leave SATURDAY, May !, at S o'elockrs.
NOR VNKSBURG, WARRENToN, -
II NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, ROD leMA4tSd3
NEY, NATCHEZ, FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA
and BATON ROUGE Regnar SATURDAY Weekly vieksbary
Packet steamer SOUTHERN BELIE-Ths new, magnificent
and w running passenger Paete steamer SOUTHERN BELLE
Captain j. NJ White, will leave
board SMITH FiAfIST
The Ssihern Belle will take Yszoo River
with privilege reshppiug
BELL the S. d. having made that
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BRAZOS SANTIAGO.

Will leave TUESDAY, May TO- at 8 O'Clock A.
FOR BRAZOS SANTIAGO, POINr. <zfEf>.
a ISABEL, MATAMoROs BROWNSVILLE sXNIe&ES
Regular Nsweans us Mail
.hps-Ths favor Is steamship YACHT John Laws master
nbove carrying the Us An
W superior mmoda r,apply to
HARRIS a MORGA Tcho syset-
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AUSTRALIA.

FOR AUSTRALIA-To call at Port Philip
and Melbourne frat class fast sailing newly coppeed
ean ship EUROPEAN Captain Turner will be dispatched above,
II Sufficient freight offer. For terms, apply >
mhia Up. WHITNEY, CO., 81 Camp street.
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OPELOUSAS.

will leave SATURDAY, May I, at u ocloeLS F
NOR WASHINGTON AND OPE- -AsS. h
III LOUSAs.-Ths substantial and fast running
steamer RED RIVER, Captain R. J. Dorsey, will
taking freight and passenger for all peins ~ .p
Atehsaya. For freight passage, apply on poau
Bensille street, or 70 .,,...
my5 OLIVIER BAQUlE, - New Ca..on.noe-e s
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Kew. Antoinette Brown SAYS that a when one
attempts to draw conclusions between the mas
culine and feminine, there is a linguistic ego
forever at hand, casting its imposing shadows
on the substantial ergo" We dot exactly un-
derstand this, though we presume II to be pro-
found Perhaps the lady thought she Mss talk
ing to cocneys, and that they would haspirate
the ''hego" and the "hergo." [Springasld
Republican.
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The British Ministry were defeated in the
House of Commons on the night of the 18th. ON
o motion for an address to the Crown in favor Of
retaining Kilmainham Hospital, which has stood
economy. 1t is the Chelsea of Ireland Ths
vote stood 1893 against l31. This was Of oourss
the result Of coalition Of the Irish Brigade and
the opposition.
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OUfCHITA RIVER.

VIII leave SATURDAY, May 7, at S oeloekP.M
E0R CAMDEN, Ell DORADO LAND Hy -
H. ING. CIAAIPAGNOLE WILMINGTON. MO- IJ6tkSektS
R0 LANDING, PIGEON HILL MARIE SALINE
ALABAMA LANDING, TRENTON, MONROE, CoLuMDlA, HAr
RsoNBURG and ell intermediate he fast running ig
drAught passenger packet NEW WORLD Moor
commander will leave above For freight passage, having
accommodations, apply On board. or to
my6 ]. LLOYD LEWIS, - Poydras street.
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THE LEGEND OF ELLABY GRANGE.
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WIlleays SATURDAY, May I, at o'clock
LNOR VICKSBURG, WARRENToN, 5
o NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF HARD sUHSx
TIMES, RODNEY, ST. JOSEPH WATERPROOF, ~
NATcHEz, FORT ADAMS BAYOU SARA, and
landngsThe splendid packet NATCHEZ
e. T. Lathe will freight passage
apply on board
D. R: CARROLL. Union Row, So Carondelet s.reet.
II The hatcher No. has
snd w CAMPBELL, anu will take freight for all points
YAz0O. nv.
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GENOA.

FOR GENOA The very fast sailing brig
ZEFTRo Capt Forte having nearly all her cargo engaed viii
have Immediate dpah For freight q 100 bales cotton apply
apll O. G. BoGEET d CO.. 10 Camp street.
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ANTWERP.

FOR ANTWERP.-The fine A fast ,sS
l. sailing American ship MoUNTAINEER, Capt. Robin &1x
son, loading and will have quick diapath For freight
spIyts J. p. WHITNEY CO. 81 Camp street.
~ For passage, apply TO the Captain board $3.50
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I ~ NUNDKIES-
| ~ P0Rk-2s bbe Shoulders,
| BEEF-42 bbs Prime 3 d. Mess, do Nj o.
In store and for sale by j. H. MULFOfD CO.
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Willie THURSDAY May IL, at 5 O'Clock Pm.
EOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, NEW -
l. MADRID, HICKMAN, MEMPHIS, HELENA, l68nAS.!a7l
NAPOLEON and all intermediate landings. The
splendid passenger CAS. BELCER, Capt Harrington
viii leave shove For freight passage having superior
dauons, apply on board, or 70
WHITE BUCHANAN, 81 Fulton street.
plan Of the cabin
plying 10 the Agents. apa2'
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LEGHORN.

FOR LEGH0RN.-Th A fast sailing IN
Ane lean slp JOHN BRYANT, Capt. Dyer has room AIxe
Tor 30 bses Cotton tbs bulk thereof in sms sowag
will sad few days This hip has eaba
M For passage apply TO tho Captain board
Post 49, First District, aud for frsiph. Apply
apps J. Ii. ASHBRiDGE'h co, IS 81, Charles street,
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SUNDRIES-
- 100 bbs OLD BOURBON WHISKY;
100 bbs OF D MONONGAHELA WHISKY;
so bOs RAW WHISKY
so bills RECIIFIED WHISKY;
200 boxes PEARL STARCH;
800 boxes and 800 half boxes STAR CANDIES;
40 tierces choice SUGAR CURED HAMS;
800 boxes CINCINNATI SOAP. For sale by
APPS KIDDER a FABiAN a Magazine stree
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"ANTED-A Vessel to load for New ~
w York. Quick dispaeh be will given. Apply AEI$
uy7 s: @. C. BOGERT 4 co, 10 Camp street. A-ass-
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Willie SATURDAY, May T. at o'clock p. NJ
NOR CAMDEN, CHAMP AGNOLE, g
WLLMiNG@ToN, MN @ ,MoNRoS, COLUMBIA, HAR- LsskAT
TRINITY and al landings 0usehta
RerThe and light draugh passenger packet COA
No. q Capt Keeling will leave For freight passage,
apply board to SMITH FAIIsTER 81 Poydras
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SUNDRlES-
~ CoGNAC BRANDYMarett Poultney Brandy, half pipes
-and quarters and eghths for sale n bond;
STENWElN-50
SAUTERNE-30
DEAJoHNS-Ole, two three and 6va gslon..
ClGARS-s00,000 various -
RYE WHISKY-40 bbs Old Roanoke For sale by
apps St s. WoIFF s5 Camp street,
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wiliesvs SATURDAY, May !, at o'clock Pm.
NOR GRAND ECORE, NATCHl- 49, =
TocMEs. ALEXANDRIA DR. and AL in.srmssis;s si n,
Ia Edward Parker will aave above For sightor
age apply board foot Of Benylle street. or TO. 80 -
my5 H. NJ ROBINSON, Agent Ie SanM sueee
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MrrAxcnoLr SurctbK. Hiram Thurston :
young led in bis sixteenth yeArs committed sus
eide ytsterday afternoon b shoDtng himself
throug the bad with pistol. He was in
BE employ a Messrs. Phinney. 4 CO., and left
his woik aboui O'Clock TOT hishome on Clin-
Cen street His mother wishing to 90 out told
him to take care Of The house dnring her ab-
absence. Returning in about half an hour.
tia FIRST thing that attracted her attention was
a smell ike gunpoWd.r. Thinking the house
might be on 6re, she called in Ieighbor who
was standing at the door and proceeded to
search. On going up stairs Che srst thing that
met her view was The. bloody and lleless body
OF Hiram stretched upon the foor4 He had
spistOl is each hpnd. and the iaia ball had
penetrated quite through Tie part Of his head
above the temples. On the back Of an old let
ter on stand was written these words'--'I
commit suicide" Eeeaase for the act can be
cOnceiV ed.-Bpf. Csur. .tNw
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Markets,

PITTSBURGH MARKET, is
OFFICE PITTSBURGH, GAEETTE

. 0FFlSE lIlobOhNnt aOAANAfHl
Monday Morning, December, 5, 1859,
FLOUR-prices are unchanged, but with
declining tendency sales Of two lots OF 100 bbls.
each, extra, from first hands, at S575; one lot
of lot bbls {, at $5.5 so: from store ..sales of
35 bbls extra at Sc, 0O@S6,O6, and 20 do. at
S5,87@6,O 90, super6ne and extra Holders
were anxously looking FOR tile news BY the
Europs. The ruling rates were s5,75(G5.o7.
GRAIN--sales on he wharf Of rs bus.
Corn at 50. and Oats at 40, from stors,s 1870
bus Oats at AZ. ........
GRO CERlES--sale of 10 hhds. Sugar at ST.
nd small sales OF Mol asses at 27@29 to the
atail trade. Coffee is firm at l21@l3
lreDRIED FRUIT--salos of 100 bus. Dried
Peaches atsf. 50, and 80 do. at 81, as: from
first hands. Dried Apples range from 3 loo
@Sl,12. 1aa
/ HAYr-small sales at slo@sls u Ton.
I SALT-the market is steady sales Of S0(
bbls, Ohoat at 81, ao@$l, 81, dl5Q do. 2
4 S1,85. 3'' AsI grt
eFEATHERs-4salbs Of 200 TBS. prime at 50
- CLOVERSEED--sm sales Of Cloyerseet
from first hands, at $500; 40 do. do. at IS, st
and 800 bus. on private terms.
bHOGS-aee not arriving in any large quaint
lly, and we uOts only sales OF l6 head, at
and e6 do, at 3A,net. b d .essl Ia.
| RUTTER--sales Of roll at l3@ 10, by thbb
an / at i6. by the box. a....ay,
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"pam poor and can hardly afford t. yet 1
take a newspaper for my children was the
reclamation OF an honest. hard-working man,
!, On being asked fhe had newspaper
- Would that all farmers would do the same.
and thus place before their childrenA good
nevsnaper which would create an interest for
\. reading and afford the young source Of enjoy
,ornt which in after years, they will resur to
~ith plcnsure II parent. in'tesd OF giving
s,h.ir children quarters to visit each TRAVELLING
q ,how would invest the money in subscribing
IVA newspaper they would confera 'aOs'an'
.n,td favor on the child and themselves.
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Il seems from ali the information We can
gather from our eastern exchanges thai war be-
tw cen Russia and Turkey is sall progressing.
There are great many rumOn Aasal, bat all
seem 70 show thal, the Turks have been ths
victOrs 80 far,t Below We give despatch re-
ceived from the New York Tribune's London
Correspondent. sfd
The following special dispatch reached our
correspondent at Liverpool just beisre the de-
parlure of the Atlantic: 81
VIENNA, Monday-Corchakof set out on the
sth inst for 0ltenitza to chastse the Turks,
having with him $4,000 troops, mostly inlan-
try. On the 1llh Can't up with the Turks, who
had come out TO meet him. Severe hgung en-
sued, and the Russians were obliged 10 retreat
a second time, in disorder, on Bucharest--hav-
ing now lost, in four attacks on Otenitza, not
less than 5000 men!l This is autl enuc. On
the 9th the Turks were driven from the Island
opposite Giufgeyo. Reenorcements came to
their aid, and they inmediately after retook it,
and now hold IT,. Omar PaCha is moving on
Galalz The Czsr has summarily discharged
all the En- !lish ope Tatives from employment in
the, Russian Navy Yards, .tsE
II would appear from above that the Turks
are not 50 easy "chaaiised" as the Russians
supposed them TO be. From every thing we
can gather, it looks good deal like genera
war is pending throughout the old world. su'
cess to the Turks. lr
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4MrM& #f # r.. -
$50 Tk. Ner lssK pspers ecatain The letters Of
nrana. .nsnt Democrats who. Nerr laFiied 70 al
ssaa .hs. gaGs Al.eHaKslas demansustlon IN that
.es.s. Aaasag oshefs = along oae iG0m Hon.
Eemvxp Bvaxxgof kew Hampshire. Our reA-
.l,ss. rsll rsnsssbsr him. as a prominent megls
+. be- of Coagrrss. COMMISSIONER OF Patents, un-
axe l.otG. &c With DtcKESseE. BseSsos aud
,housNnds II Others. be hAs seen ehoegh eth
assecsruvuoa aaa imtecility q shePFese tF.dmnn'
lss4rn.,oh ID become h,artsiy SICK Of H. tie has
.si oben = tskvn ms stand With the Hsrds sgaiost
as-tl.ea.. I'VE copy the following faphsiEOn
h,s letter. IL shows uP.A very nice syssm Of
bribery, thai il wouid be well enough iOr The
people 70 look into: NJ -
kCAbins. cen basd Of such materials could
not bal DC inoUugTcus. And iH seuoa pas cor
responded With ~ composition. In ue very
coresaeaoemynt Of is eareer, ll started ou' on
.prsag puneiplv. lnsiOad q rseogpls'ns sne
~ Iaioa lriaclpe. or devotion 10 we eomP'Omise
measures OF 1850, as the parlOr star whieh
Cd. should guide iIs bark N 'ns pe'AaSyo. y. .n'
.slnssrtain failure. it adopted The sps'h pr"eip's
.,sns its true chart and compass. Ana tnls Pr'a-
4. eiple has besh adIhlsisleTed upon Two ainefen1
systrnaS. or rather for Two dluerenl oOleo'A'
FIRST, 10 buy up and silence the leaders o. iAc'
ltfS hUSNlS 10 the uhe1 uh'f@'~'' s
sst, Democracy; and. second, TO sabsldize the
p-ess. Iienos We have. seen the highest hon
.tfs 81 our Government showered upon The lea
dersof a faction not Oaly hostile to 1Ae Demo
n seeatic party bu. TO the Constitution and the
J;oion And We haVi seen more editors sp'
s no,uted 10 Office within the last sI months than
under ali soEmer Administrations put together
Wherever an editor was found located near a
pOst-oice, or a caslOm-house office worth hav'
,ng he has been snapped up and forthwith
nut into it. And some honest and hlgh.mind
ed editors, who have gous TO Washington, q
pet officers fol their friends, have been seized
b. the shoulders and thrust, R0lsns Valens int
the yery offices which they humbly petitione'
far. for their friends. cannot conjecture wb.
80 mxny gentlemen Of the press have been i'm
pressed into the paid service Of the Cabinet
unless .hey we're 70 be used ns mercenar
.Sriss carps in shooting down the veteran "Ol
Guard" Of the Democratic party, Il they shoul
venture to protest against such a use beinl
made Of the great victory. achieved thrOug
their va;or aud devotion Of the couse, in No
vember, 1852
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rlH prcrraE-The following portrait OF
N, New York "SOfts," or Puttyheads, IS
drawn by ex Senator DANIEL 8. LrokEEsoS, Of
N YORK, in late speech. He is describing
,heir Convention at Syracuse. aud the charac'
terofits members;--
ain addition" said he, "toa numerous
corns OF public officers, state and national with
2 tbe bribery ofoifce, and the threats Of expul-
sion, there we're there, by iree-soil procurement
d take part in the proceedings Of the conven'
lion, The spawn Of a general iail.deli-ery from
the city ofNew York-the black vomlt Of the
e ,orrbs Of BackweIrs lsland-the hair.lps, sla'
ted ears. broken noses. blear syrs, and, on tin
e. average, only about two whole onea TO three
''i men. creatures about AZ ragged as Lazarus aud
y murderous as Cain. mottled with disease: foul
z with stencil, creeping with vermin. Shaggy
ssi with drunken Cerocity, and armed with the i'm
= pements OF their trade--slung-shot and bowie
''f nyss--were there. under the control OF public
officers. to force respectable democrats and
sh ueaceful citizens into harmonious concert will
i" those who brought them there. Is -
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-08

A CONVICTED MURDERER REscuEp. Fri
day night, Nov. e5, the jail at ToLpkinsville
was surrounded by mob Of some Sixty or a
hundred persons, all dressed in disguise. who
demanded of the jailor the person Of Arguel
McClaran, convicted at the last term Of the Mon
roe Circuit Court of murder, and sentenced 10
be led on thesl9 of December. Bein Q
refused. the crowd forcibly entered the prison,
using violence against those who attempted to
interfere. and succeedin rescuing the prisoner.
lie is now a. large, and may GO scot free un.
less very active measures are taken to secure
his arrest.
McCaran'is about'2R years OLD, is five feet
ten inches in hight, If light complexion, and
has downcast look, -LoaOisviAe, Courier.
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.Vh Yesterday afternoon an inquest was held up
ON the boay Of Ann Lewis. who died about
, midnight Saturday, from the effects Of poison.
a II appeared frcm the evidence Of Dr. Coulter
& tkat he was ca He'd to ettsad the deceased on
saturday night about Q O'Clock, by the little
"a how who said to his mother had taken poison
aa On proceeding to The house he found the pa
tent in protrastrate condition, but not sutfer'
inr under the usual symptoms OF poisoning BY
arsenic. ioasmuch as she exhibited no restless
ness, nor suffered any great pain, nor betray'
"a suy thiist. Dr. Coulter called in DR.. Blair
who. from the absence OF those symptoms at
frs, concluded that Mrs. Lewis was deeply ln-
loxicafed. This, however; was not the case,
~ she afterwards suffered much cgony, and
called necessarily for water. From the eSl-
depce Of Miss Ann Lewis and Of little boy
st ana.girl. all three children OF the deceased took
rat. poison while laborng under partial aDer'
alton Of utellect and also some excitement con
seouent of her husbands having drank whisky
. Of which she also had partaken. Professor
MatheI detected the presence OF Hrsenic IN The
- stomach By an unmstakeable test, having sue
ceeded 10 procuring metallic arsenic thersfroG
.bv ublimaton. lie stated that the Stonscl
contained probably enough arsenic to kill ten
e men Mr. Lewis speaks ia the highest terms
asfhis deceased wife, and she leaves three in
:. seresting and intelligent children 10 lament he
+, lOss.--- OAie STATE splaH. -NoO. 29h.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-08

Since the opening Of this road its business
has exceeded The anticipations its most san
guine friends, previous to its coHplstion.-
We are not prepared to say at this time what
have been tho receipts, but have heard them
spoken Of as being much larger than any one
had supposed them to be.
We passed over the road The other day and
was surprised to find it in such good running
order. Under the care Of Engineer CLARK
and Conductor MILLER, one can have safe
and pleasant ride to Bayard.