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- - !. rronor,;nn !, ,ha shso,.ta sxce,,.rc.
.ss;...d NJ m.t..- ho,, -har NV vbom Int
81 n. ,-on1er tb.t Ia or re- a. n mai e,ecu-
"a n sho,,a svc,. bova hacn ob,o ~ AZ any.
th;n. A. ali
=, Ma. far any mart =. tro,v ,o.h;ro .f any
Of these rules We have never been able to see
What the person or aoe or soy or any other ex-
terna, fact has "a 40 With tho book or the paint
;nu. the song or tho .culnture or the stage A
had performance 4 10 " but bad performance
- 49,. ..c~rta;ued that fact
,ba or,v an. "a aver trouble ourselves about.
No don,, care a ie's-end who the performer is.
Meantime. wo confess that in this as in most
other matters, the new principles have-espe-
ciallv for the present generation--two immense
advantage in the first place, they afford sys-
tenn of criticism which cannot only be mastered
and applied, without sense and without study,
but will, indeed be only the more surely attain
ed for the lack of both labor and capacity.
Secondly, these new methods of Judging furnish
a standard of merit wonderfully cheap, simple
AMI easy, by whichIbeing Of this or that country
shall make you a poet without the MUSES. or an
artist in spite of Minerva; on the ready terms of
being child, you shall be Roscius: play
upon one string of fiddle what all would stop
their ears at, if it were upon four, and you shall
make princes estate, where Orpheus would
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FRr NEw YoNK-Ths upper part of the Eagle Mills at
the corner OF Desbrasses aud West streets New York was
destroyed by IRE on the night Of the 5h together with
large quantity Of drugs coffee and spices The loss e.
timated at $1,000
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FIRST SHlp SrAsos--The first shad Of the sea
son was taken in Savannah the 7th 1t weighed four
pounds and was sold for $50
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THE MASSACHUSETTS LEeIsLAruRE.-The Legislature Of
Massachusetts is composed Of lql wings 1OI coaltions
and IL democrats
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NesC Clothing Store,
No. 40 CAM STREET.
IRWIN l. FORNO

IRWIN l. FORNO
~ Just received opening
CLOTHING and GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
BLACK FRENCH CLOTH FRocK DRESS COATS, superior
article, Of the Gu nc finish
BLUE CLOTH FRoCK DRESS COATS, with Plas Gil.
Buttons;
BROWN sd OLIVE FRocK DRESS COATS;
superior article Of FRENCH BEAVER and ENGLISH KERsEY
ovERCoATs. cLoAKs, PALEToTs and SAC COATS, Of all
coos and styles;
BLACK DoEsKIN andC CASHMERE PANTS;
100 different patterns Of FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS
Fsney SILK and PLUSH VELVET VESTS
Plsia and Figured SILK and SATIN VESTS;
WHITE SILK and MARsEILLES VESTS;
PLAIN and Embroidered MARSEILLES VESTS;
LINEN LINEN BOSOM COTTON SHIRTS;
FRENCH SHIRTS, Of Mechanical Worked Bosoms;
Plain, Fancy WHITE SILK CRAvATs;
Fine Heavy CASHMERE UNDERsHRTs and DRAWERS;
sUsPENDERs;
HOSIERY;
HANDKERcHIEFsi
GLOVES;
UMBRELLAS;
TRUNKS;
vALIsEs;
CARPET BAGS ETC.
~ We will reesye sdions stock
steamship from New York. and invite public
generally examine stock which will be
n29 9pf
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JEwELRr AND Observation-Disclosures Co. advertise In
another column their splendid ewelry establishments
Gated at Nos q Camp street 81 Canal and II st
Charles street. where they have hand splendid
mens of jewelry, sver-wsre, Watches breaches rings
bracelets clasps chstasnes cups goblets casto gold
pens music boxes accordians aad every other article
their line, warranted to suit They also advertise that
that they prepared to execute all kinds goldsmh
work to order.
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..fs,aisl

Free ..rrtVats!
P.& T. kfILbY & CO.,
a Corner Canal and hoy al streets,
a. 10, received per asamship City, further supply "
NEW AND FAsHIONABLE GOODS,
d. ,.r already vel. s,sod stock The following few Of the
leading articles, viz;
RICH FRENCH cALiCoEs from Is cents TO rs osnsi
FRENCH CASHMERE D'ECossE all eolcrs, ath;
PLAID CASHMERE;
PLAID SPUN SILK;
BRoCHE AND wATERED BARBOUR
FLoUNCED BAAEGH ROBES;
PLAIN PLAID AND DAMAsK BLACK SILK )
BLACK MORE ANTIQUE
GRos DE NAPLES, all color !
New Style PLAID SILKS;
New Style BRoCApE SILKS
FLouNcED AND BAYADERE SILK ROBES;
cLoAKs AND PKLssEs IN CLOTH AND VELVET ofhs Newest
Styles
EMBRoIDEREp HANpKERCHiEFs, COLLARS AND cnEMI-
zETTEs
EMBROIDERED SLEEVES;
OURNING GOODS
"A 70 81 BLACK MUSLIN DE LANES
BLACK THIBET BLACK ALPACA
| BLACK BoMBAzNE
| BLACK FoULkRD;
| BLACK cHALLY;
| BLACK (LADIEs) CLOTH
All Styles Of MOURNING EhBRoIDERIEs, ETC., etc.
TABLE LINENs-a splendid assortment Of DAAASKs TAbLf
| CLOTHS a.d NAPKINS, Of every size.
| LINEN sIIEETING, from 50 toiaA
SUPERIOR IRISH LINENS, from ss up.
| psi II. REILLY CO.,
| dls s,sp Corner Canal Royal srseia.
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.TetC Goods. 49,. svetC GfOOOS'
,,rcoN
" v IL q n M . " ~
No. rs Chsrtres street.
,.--,, = -. --..,. H. u..,. ,;,h ..
- ii"s J ieeen'u y. '.e'a, ns ~. -, =" ,i.n,a,
'o''neD' a, s 80 80
"'''aaoa u NV, .o ~, !, pns . ,sns .cvs 49,,
no,, , u.s. ,,s !, ~. nn Sss.s
MN Mn : s ~ ~ ,n, ~ ~. s,r1.s'
rLn,D ~ ?, NJ 49,. ~ ,,.
rni., e 70 Ia. - - ,s,ons-r~r, =, .u,
$1,000 ~. -. 80, ,c1,s ~
MN n, ~. =. $3.50, ~ sn ~ - a, covs
D, MN ..,r, W NJ ~, n. n..ss
rLAp AM r.AiN 1,,C,,
Coihe, 81 se'ons, 'o' .Aa'' N'
rLAiN - I've, NJ y. =,
fhANc'i MI~INoe 49, .A"'s' "'
ALrACA AND boMbALlN.i
rhNI ~ nAsssh ~ 49,, v ''
ooLoNID AM D,-a.n ASS
coLoRED PLANNERS AND TARnANs;
RED BLANKETS, srpe,fnei
RICH PRINTED FOUEARD DREssB;
RICH FIGURED SILK DRESSES, three and I've nosneesi
rLAS An oraIss p, .,n
PLAID AND STRIPED POULAND, SILKS;
BLACK WHITE AND coIoREp SATIN;
SIX POCKET HANpKERCHIRFs;
cInTn TAsIscoyERs,
rupRoInrpED PLAIN. RIvERE l.. c. BAEpKErcHTEFs
LINN cANRRJc AND LINEN.
ENpRolprRrp MUSLIN EpcISe AND INSERTING,
EunRomFp I'm JlCoNET SKIRTS,
real LACE sHAwIs,
REAL AND IMITATION LACE Wells;
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN COLLARS AND sHAwIs;
LADIES, AND sENTIEMEN,s KID GLOVES;
BLACK AND coLoRED cAssIHERE,
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go



OO @ Camp Strest.-e@ 0U
NEW BOOKS,
~ Just Received.
HAYDoN's AUTOBIOGRAPHY Edited by Tom Taylor In vois
THE TEACHER AND THE PARENT BY q. Northern VOL limo
YOUTHS MANUAL OF GEOGRAPHY, eombnsd with Hhory and
Astronomy.
JANUARY AND JUNE. By B. r. Taylor. VOL limo.
LACoUR ON THE MANUFACTURE OF LIQUOR VOL i2mc.
HARPER's MONTHLY MAGAZINE. Vol. =. Bound.
HISTORY or THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH. by ChAn VOL svo
WILD SCENES AND SONG BlRDslustrassd. By G. W. Weber
UP THE RIVER. BY Y. W. Shelton l vol. ismo cloth
THE PoTIPIIER PAPERS, reprnted from Punam's Monthly
THE SECRET SUCCESS OF FAMILY AFFAIRS. Memoir by
Mississppian. In l VOL ismo
HEALTH TRIP TO THE TROPICS. By n Parker Willis vol
lsno
THE WORKS OF JOSEPH ADDISON. Vol. s. Pasams New
Edition.
LADY LEXIS wIDOwHOoD l vol.
CHARLES AUCIiEsTER. A Memorial. BY Z. Berger
HARPERS NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR DECEMBER.
pUTNAMs MONTHLY FOR DECEMBER.
's In STEEL,
dlA stapAltw 60 CAMP STREET.
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Carpet Warehouse,
u. II. Steel,
PUBLISHER, BOOKSELLER & STATIONER,
O( CAMP REET-9H OU

~ ALWAYS ON HAND, A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
LAW tEng.h Frspeh MEDICAL SCIENTIFIC AND SCHOOL
BOOKS, CLASSICAL AND LITERARY WORKS, CHEAP PUB
LEGATIONS, ETC.
W STATIONERY. DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN.
~ BLANK BOOKS AND CARDS o. every description. --~
~ PRINTING AND Book.BI executed with
shd dispatch.
tt AGENT FOR J. 7. WHITES PRINTING TYPES, ere,
AND HOE d co.'s CELEBRATED PRINTING PRESSES.
nv
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Nh. GArAnRE on ELECTION FRAups.--We have been
furnished by the Hon. Chas Gayarre with a copy of
pamphlet addressed by him to the people the State
certain frauds alleged to have been perpetrated the
election held in the First Congressional District and in
New Orleans on the It'll Of November last
Mr. Gayarre takes the ground that his opponent Judge
Dunbar who was declared elected to Congress-
the time Of the election citizen of this city but of the
parish OF Kapdes and that there frauds
at the election referred to- shown by the largely
increased vote that poed at the preceding
elections Mr. Gayarre concludes that one-ourth of the
vote polled at the last election spurious
The pamphlet is written in the usually polished style OF
its author and for the elegance of its dcton and the
information it conveys, is well worthy of perusal 1t
may be had at the office Of Sherman & Wharton pub
fishers, 9s Camp street.
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60 See the advertisement in another column of drug
store for sale.
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Huts-HufS.

- Il dls to suppose that HAT covering TO kssr
Oh the and zn noble the
what shading ia to hs pcurst shield the msdus
TIE protection Of the ssusoru uhsnee spring the udus
ideas Of all our thoughts and feelings
Gentlemen of taste who wi real wl call
the 50 HATS from the EXCELSIOR HAT STORE Trey equal
the Us 30 and 80 HATS Chattrs
DURBRIDGE e. YALLETTE. CAmp at
dl3 2nf tive doors 'front.' he Pic
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Sarsapay'tlfG.
TONIC ALTERNATIVE EXTRACT OF.
Nv Prepared only by
DIR. Z. J, COKE,

No. IS CAMP STREET.
~ The strongest preparation made, daily for the
CURE OF DISEASES OF TIE LIVER GENERAL pERANGE-
MENT, with DEBILITY Of the WHOLE SYSTEM
" Ts be bad at No. IS Camp Drug generally
rs ais sman
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Drugs, Medicines and Chemical

IITNys, .uedtCtneS and Chemicals.
DR.. e. j. Coke, No. 95 Camp street.
~ DIR. E. j. CoxEs PREPARATIONS Il. .r,.n.i,e VA. for
nearly n'esn years have by their n'Tn~e
unsurpassed equaed by any similar he NORTH
SOUTHERN COUGH sYRuP
EXTRACT OF CoPAlyA, sARsAPARILLA AND cUBEBs
AMERICAN COUGH LozENGEs
CHOLERA SYRMP AND PILLS
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR Tur RFrrrr ANN MN
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES
~ For sale by Druggis,s generally. tv7 er,f
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DLACK WALNUT LUMBER.

DLACK WALNUT LUMBER
- On the Wharf, Opposite PoYDRAs STREET
~ Dor OF CHOICE SEASONED WALNUT, / inch, for sale
AgentGr CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, ENGINES SCROLL SAWS
TURNING LhTHES, FLAMING MACHINES and WOOL
MACHINES, FANCY MOOD TURNING FANCY NRWELLs, BA-
AT the MARIPosA MILLS,
-- II and Is ST. Joseph street.
70 MAHOGANY, and all kinds Of FANCY WOODS AND LUM
ara a.
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Day aud Boarding school

DUV U1VU SONTUtUy ECWOOE
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
CONDUCTED BY MRS NJ. D. DIMIrRY.
LIZ has THIS DAY. September IA. 1858,
opened M Eleventh sessor Board
srs Hall BoArders and Day Scholars.
NOsewned systems superficial lus,rreor books
auc-iasAhs propey atoPSd ssrieiseuion paid, s0
tn. physical welfare 10 ths msrArsuag and Es,op
usnto tbs pupil.
Dissatisfaction srsrs great advantages thseanE TsEh
language
Apply in person, BY letter, At the Istss TIvoL CIRCLE
Soulh-s dseSi iya2
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NOTICE.-THE INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS
OF the o. r. who have the DINNER to be
given CULLuMS LAKE HOUSE THURSDAY the CAD
oted that they obtain their Tickets the
signed. tdi4l ID. ], RICARDO, % Camp
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Posi- oFF1cE LETTINGS.

.. q r.
Considerable interest and excitement was mani
tested in Washington during the last week, incident
to the first letting of the Mail Contracts under the
new Administration. We notice the following as to
our own region;
275l. From LeesbuIg to Point of Rocks, Nd, IL
miles and back, three times a week. Eden Fouchc,
$3.50.
2752. From Winchester to White Hall, 8 miles and
back once week. W. p. Griffith twice week, $50.
2753 From Ashton's Mills to Laucl's Cross Road,
= miles and back, once n week. Not let.
2I54 From Girardstownt to Glingary, miles and
back, once week. Vim. Tyston S2S.
900 From GharlcstOwn to EN6letown, 6 miles and
back three times week. Thomas West $l30;
times week
27'6 From North Mountain Post-offce, via Hedges
vile and Tomahawk Spring, to Jones Spring, miles
and back, once week. Thos. S. Harper, $50. Com
n,ence Mt Hedgesville
:2757 From New Market via Br0CEsgnp, Dovesyillef
Brakes Run and Fymans Run, 10 Luneyis Greek, in
Hardy county, SO miles and back oncea week. jack
son IIafillis $l99
:az5s From Moorfeld, via Towards Lick, John
Matthias and Orkney Springs to Mount jackson, in
Shenandoah co. As miles and back, once d week
James Brooks, $780,
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.

Among the new Offices created in Virginia b. the
new Constitution is that ofthe Board Public Works.
consisting of three members to elect which the State
is divided into three Districts. Our! own District,
embracing forty counties, is designated as District
No n The Democratic Convention to nominate a
candidate to be voted for the ensuing election,
sembIed in Winchester on Thursday last and was in
session Two days The counties generally were re-
rresent ed ard someOf the most able and prominent
men Of the district were in attendance. The claims
f the several candidates were urged With great per-
Fipacitv bv their friends and some really eloquent
and beautiful speeches were elected Mr. CRANE of
Randolph, among others deserves the thanks of his
constituents for the eloquent manner in which he adj
vocated their interests and the Pertnacty with which
he urged the nomination by the Convention OF Col.
HANproN Mr. BENNETT of Lewis, acquitted himself
with great credit and did full justice the claims of
Mr. Johnson Mr. SPERRY of GiImer, was the friend
ofNr HAYS and his cause suffered detrment at his
hands Ofthe candidates presented ncarcrhome, their
high claims to the position and the zeal with which
they were urged, we shall say nothing, rs the
Delegations in attendance were numerous enough to
hear home their own reasons for failure and their
own character for intelligence and devotion to the
interests of their constituents is sufficient apology for
any mission upon which they como. After two days
Of hard labor, the Convention in the true spirit of
compromise ana concession, at length agreed upon
nomination acceptable to parties-;lmon equal to
the positien-whusy character is beyond rcproach,
and whose election will be servceablc to the State
and creditablc to the Convention. EDWARD j. ARM
STRONG of Taylor is practical honest sraight-for
ward man in the full meaning and sense of the word
Ie has been in public life at frequent times and as
q member of our State Convention, enjoyed the uni
versai respect of its members for the urbanity of his
lnauncr the honesty Of his Intentions and Che capa-
city which was always equal to any position to which
he might be called Mr. AENs..RoSc has accepted the
nomination conferred upon linn SO unexpectedly,
and VIC are sure the Third District will trimphantly
elect him TO inc once Ter which he regarded by
those who know him hest, as most emincntIy qualified
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NHALAT1oN m coNsUMPT1oN.

n
The following card appears in the National b
tclligencer of Tuesday, addressed to the edition Z
that paper:
Influenced by sense of the duty owe TO mankDi
l would respectfully request the insertion in yut
valuable paper of the following statement Of =
ters illness and her recovery from consumption. y
ring the fall of 1851 she was violently affected N
cold, followed by disagTeeable cough which q
tinued some months, being increased by each 90,
6OD1l cold. In january, 1852, severe pain %
lneneed in the left side md region oFtbe heart aco
panied with violent cough, night and day. =
was the severity of the cough and the distress Ir
from sutfocatiug sensation ON lying down that
was compelled 10 sleep bolstered up in bed. lht
was great difficulty in breathing, thick yellow maS
was Coughed upffom the lungs, occasionally m1i
with blood and towards the latter part Of February
nearly half pint day. Her strength was Eas'4
there was great oppression of the chest with M
ting sound in breathing, Her face was flushed Vi9
hectic fever and the eyes burned with peculiar onf
iancy. Under such circumstances we could not dooj
that her lungs were very much affected, and We o.
no hope Of her recovery. Such was her state at u
close of February, with the symptoms increasing
violence when she commenced inhaling medl,aN
VapOrs" under the direction of DIR. Hunter hna y"
Wellesley, his assistant. Wehad not long to EalIa
evidences of improvement, The cough soon beLss
less severe, the matter was raised from the iuns
large quantities without much effort, the oPpfEss
in breathing went OF, hectic fever disappeared
rest became comfortable ard her appetiteand sren
returned. In a month she was out Of danger ana
two perfectly restored to health A year has ssl
elapsed and she continues free from all traces Of u
ease.
This happy resalt we feel was due entirely To-
use of inhalation and under this conviction fees ~
be our duty 70 proclaim il to the world and w
deem will be sufficient excuse for asking for ts 2
ter place in your widely-cirCulated paper.
Your obedient servant
FREDERICK ANDREWS
Dnrlhorton street (StorgeOTh
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Il12nl 20 NOTICE 14csiine o. re m
the s1iofial Dfh 5u|p6ss5 Il sl.
ma slise ~ sslotsn, 81 lS
Bridge On
m
on motion, RI ID P0yFEI.I IL II y
Chair and SA,gJEl, eqopiH appoiatsd 3
The object Of the meeting being exbISiS.lI
Mcdonald jFs Col Alsznneer Monroe
e oe tatee u ,ointst for tlbe5
ascertaining the proper manner ii Sgiieb d
Of thecounti resented Ia convention q
their vote vhereupon The Chair appoinieI :,
committee Col Ghas Blue, Capt VIM. Nh
A. ". Mcdonald ir7 who after retiring. IL.
and introduced the following resolution s 49,
port:
Res0fgei, That the vote Of each District n AZ.
by the number Of delegate present representa-.
district; ana that each delegate be permitip5 i.
in the Convention, his proportion Of the yote ~
district.
ed, and the Convention proceeded to vote io,s
didate which resulted in the selection, by g
unanimous vote, Of GARniF CUSSrxaaaM -
Hardy.
Col A. Monroe then moved that the sel,es
Mr. Cunningham be declared unanimously ~ {, I
yention, which motion was carried unanino
The Chair, on motion, then appointed Capt
Lupton, Capt VIM Sixon, and Angus ". MsDos,t p
il, Esq,.as a committee to inform BIZ. Comma
of his nomination.
On motion, It was
ResoE0ed. That tie proceedings Of this meeft1v
published ia the argus, and that the b
papers within the District be requested to eOvy
same.
On motion, the Convection adjourned
r. u. POWELL. ID, PFest
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The Conveitiqn then adiouFle1 ~ z 9 'IO'4 s
.ARrERNnnN SESSION.

The Convention was called 10 order by the Presl-
dent The following resolution was then offered by
W. NJ. SpeTry Of tiilIner:
Resolped That this Convention ~ nolninate none
otberfor Commissioned Of the Board of bic w oEts
man q resident IN and citizen of some county within
tie third District
The foioVilq was offered as substitute tor the
above. by Mn. Bennett Of Lewis:
Resolved That no man shall By Eoted lor m TINS
Convention who is unwilling upconul aonall 70
abide by It's decision and support SIS nominee
Or, motion of a. s. Mem of SlIenaR the Feso7
luton and substitute were laid upon the taol
ON motion OF James u Riley q Eege tl.e
Convention proceeded TO the hallodhg tor g eanda-
date The nominations were then W.
Benopi Harrison Of Prince William, nominated
RonPRT JOINS 81; ESQ of Harrison.
George Il sSnoot Of Alexandria nomt mated +. r
DASDRIDsE ESQ., Of Jefferson.
J. S Colvert 81 Shenandoah, nolniIated Col >. NJ
II BEALE 81 Mason.
". ". Sperry Of GiIlneri lomipated s AasuEr L
HAYS Of GilDlef.
HAMfETON of Randolph.
Giles Cook of Warren, nominated JoHN s'1TIt DA=
vlsoN Of Warren.
Of Marion.
JB Taglor Of s1doqn. terminated JoHS BRUcE
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PRACTICAL A1TAIaA1fATION IN BRoOETn

A Rich SCESH-The New York Day Book o !! y
terday contains an article descriptive of an e &c.
scene which occurred in the abolition city q ~,
lyn on the previous day. A report got out 81: N
mulatto boys, fugitives from bondage, had nlFs
escape and we're At the house OF d higlly Fef
citizen, ths son ola popular and esteemed eieI
All they negroes abOlitionfsts, and ant-ing1. b,
lawites were around at once and the EpoOr Dq!s
crossed the attention Of all Brooklyn for at
ty-four hours. The underground railroad W.
in order at once and an attempt made TO run -
gitiYea oif--not to Ganada-but to the AIMS
Why to the Aims House? Don't be in a huTFtiIt.-,
eri Jon have not heard nllyet The two yello ~
were otffom down South, nor were they 0gIgt
No, they were born as free as any child IN bLgl.
They were going to the Aims House TO % U-4f.s
of, that's all. eurr
10 make a long story short the preaching u ~
Ward Beecher has had its effect. A dangn,s ~
of the first and Wealthiest families OF BEoo.s
wife Of SON of Reverend Clergy aey ~.
the principle that 3 negro IS sgOOd as . VIM
and believing that Dan, the coachman, was z a
man than her husband carried out the lde
Cakes Smith, and followed the example q I ~ u
wife. Unfortunately, Dan did not IKE slsst,s 3
her presence The consequences was, piSf;lld
TO her husband or Dan, Eve do not know ~ e
a pair Ofsas fine WOOlly -heads as ever desls:
eye of treesoiIer The long aud short OF II
er, Mrs. laughter Of Lord -- , setyfIIl
--=, had become the mother Of a pau - n .
gro uaDleet anu t1uuHS tIllh 4AttA1 ~
excitement in Brooklyn. Every body, 8
was astonished but Dan and Henry "
SFfREttGE WiPEIsl IN ItrSOlz llll.l 4 o
brother of the Mormon prophet Joe Is eelg. stS -
cult Court of Illinois sitting IN Lee ~ -
charge Of having more wives thnn tle ~ rs
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ali5aVit tfRt she had been induced 70 9s4 X, &
was necei ~ 4of her salvation that st 4. - q
COME his spiritual 1giis ne e ll. g
sans that ustall accom- allies eases
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-05-03
ArrERsOoN SESSION..

The Convention again assembled Mt q o'clock and
was called to order by The President.
On motion of 0t. j. J. Janney the Resolutions re-
ported by the Committee Rules, were taken up
and the first and Sec0ndadopted
DR.. j. T. Fauntleroy, Offered the following ResoIu-
ton and the question being taken by the yeas and
nays, was rejected:
Rcsolred That this convention adoptthe two thirds
Rule in bailoting for a nominee of this Convention.
After comfortable discussion, in which Messrs Ma
son, Bradfield Snyder, Page Fauntleroy and others
INDUCED, the Convention adjourned to meet again
at 8 o'clock.