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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-15
FRESH ARRIVAL or GROCERIES
AAthn OH Stnnd nEEenrnn L. MNcnm.

AILnc VIA Hlbiu vi NbOISC Js W!SHn'
TEVHANKFUL for past favors, the subs riber re-
n spectfully informs his old customers andthe pub
lie generally. that he has row a .fuH and complete
Stock Of FAMILY GROCERIES, embracing, in
part. the following articles
COFFEE-Rio and lava, ofthe best quality;
8se vi. TEA-Young uyspn and lmperiali
Observation-Disclosures, crushed, Loaf, Cuba
and New Orleans;
MOLASsES--Best Golden Syrup, Sugar house
and New orleans;
Dvrl@ .FISH-White Fish, Mackerel and Cod,
AaSTal fresh, also, herring;
TOBACCOS-A prime rticle of Russell and Robin.
sons Cavendish and Aliens best pound lump; a so. a
good article of spun, Nair Rod and six Twist; also,
Ahdersnn's fine cut %chewiugan smoking Tobacco;
s~PICES--pepper, Alspice, Ginger, Cloves, CHINA
mon and Pepper Sauce; -,
DYE-STtFFS-Iudigo, Nader, Logwood e. Albums
LTQUORs-Port ,Claret, Muscat and Malaga Wines;
a primo article OF Coniac Brandy New England Rum
Ryc and Wheat Whiskey, sold in no less quantity
than a quart.
Besides great variety of articles usually kept at
similar establishments oil of which will be sold atlas
low prices as at any other honse in the city.
A continuance ofthe patronage ofthe public 4 SIRE
specially solicited. GEORaE j. NfGUM.
Lancaster, August 4, 1852
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PLASTER OF PARIS. &C
VMClr VOm's GnhIn

A Nd "Uncle Toms Cabin ps II is for sale at tho
November 10, 1852 JOHN SEARLES.
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COMPOUND SARSAPARILLA SYRUP,
4 Of the United States Phnrinacopria lately revis-
ed by authority of the National Medical c invention
on hand aud for sale Nv OTTO w. KRAGMER.
Lancaster, March 10, 1853
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EaOUORs.

DRANDlES, ofthe bost Vintage; Winca-Port, Ma
ID derla, Lisbon, Malaga, etc; Old Rye Whiskey;
London Porter, Schotch All, expressly for the sick at
September 2. KAUFMAN e. co.
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MORE PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY.
awe, tho undersigned, PHYSICIANS of Cincinnati GER
tifv that DR.. Wright's statements are entitled to the
fullest,con6dence Of me public, and eanfuily corrobo-
rate what he has said, having used m ILAII's BAL
SAM in a number Of cases, with the happiest %etIects!l
j S LAWSON5 M. D.,
WIN C., SMITH. M. D..
J | JOHNSON. VI. D.
The Genuine signed 40. r.. BAKER X COZ
For sale by o W. Kramer and Il. L, S'ocun, Lam
aster. March n, 1854
G=1AT ArnE ACTION.
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Most Rev'd J. B. PURCELL, Cincinnati,
Rev. C.. n. BowLINe, Somerset,
Rev. JAMES WBTLAE, "
Rev. N. d You've.
Rev. C. p. MoSreoMERY.. Zanesvillei
Rev. ) NJ YouSa, Lancaster.
August 10. 1858. 3ml6
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OnnnnsWnre.

A bargain may nowb be had by any one In want o
~ a nice dinner or tea sett, by calling at W.. T
Wise's, where a large and completely assorted stock is
now unpackipI I,
June ant q
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LAW NOTICE.

oDERN Builders Guido for sale at tho city
VA c . Aug Y. CoNNCLl., Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-05

worth printing finally anced her platform TO bs
color.
After Mrs. Rose had closed Mr. J. B. TAFT Of Western
New York, said his mother learned him abolition
sentiments, and Fufis two colleges for whom it seems
Mr. FREDERICK GROVE, n Baptist missionary from South
america who's in very thin voice, announced himself
to be "Brton but kud enough to that he cid
rot join wi his brother Brtons Ia all he hard things
they say about and several other persons amused
the sndience till half past five o'clock when the meeting
dissolved after sinsing hynnthis style Of thing
Hol children Of the brave.
Ho freenen Of the laud
That hurled into the grave
Oppression's bloody bapdl
Come en-, come and joined be we
To make the fettered bondman freel
Right on in Freedoms name,
And in The strength Of Gsd,
Wipe out the damning stain
And break tn oppressor's rodi
Hurrsh! hurrah right on % we
The fettered save shall yet be freeI
The party reached New York at about eight O'Clock
r M. The whole affair was ackno Sledgsd 10 be =
stupid indeed.
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT
FIRE ARMS.

"In times of peace prepare for war" says the pro-
rb; and the polished cannons, glittering bayonets
,d revolving rifles, in the American department, ind
lite that we fully appreciate the saying. Upon the
|skirts of the American contributions are located
ese weapons of war, an arrangement somewhat
|legorical, inasmuch as they form sort OF breast
prk In defence Of American progress as they have
|,ne in years gone by. From the time gunpowder
rs invented to the present day. fire arms have been
Ildergoing continual change, and the records Of
ortality upon the battle-felds Of each successive
e show how eifectual have been the improvements
p these instruments Of death. One OF the new in
ntions which have been made in fire arms, and
ch bids fair to supersede all others extant is that
Parry Washington Porter, Of Tennessee. 1t is
w on exhibition at the Crystal Palace, and no one
examine it without feeling convinced that it is
stned at no very distant day, to materially change
present arts of war. Porters selfloadng rifle
In its construction and use, as simple as 10 is
mmendable. The inventor has bestowed upon
Is rifle years CT close attention, and success
attended the contamination Of his labors
barrel and stock Of this gun not very different
an the ordinary rife, the invention being confined
the lock alone. That which composes the lock Of
present rife is fastened forward, with hinge, to
barrel Of the gun, and spring or latch fastens
ether end Of the lock to the stock. This latch
Ing turned, the lock swings forward like gate,
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Accident ON the Paterson Railroad.
Police IntelIigs nee.

Charge Dismissed against Mr. Reston and OMes-
The case Of assault and robbery. alleged by black
man named Sarah Miller against Alex ander d. Rentou.
Charles Gibson, and James Hopkins undsr
before Justice Bogart during the last few DAYS con
cluded yesterday afternoon by the magistrate diminishing
the charge against all the above med parties.
Arrest Of Fugitive Officer Swssny. Of the visk-
Albany cUsS an nsms3
eho had ed from New York charged with stealing three
soyeregns, one american half eagle ten dollar biz
No. 417 Greenwich street After the takiug of the mo-
ney, the accused fled to Albany where he arrested
ana held until brought to this city by process issued by
Justice Anderson The prisoner taken before tho
magistrate who committed him to the Tombs for trial.
vtsting Old Employsr.-A young named
occupied by Dodworth lazarus No. 4a3 Broadway By
officer Mackin of the Jurteenth ward al half past two
O'Clock yesterday morning The officer suspectng ths&
something wrorg took him into custody and convey
ed him to the station house. when his person the oi
belong to the propre.ors of sad Tho accused
formerly In the employ Of said firm, and was well ao-
qnanteG with the localities Of the articles In the
Assault on q Woman --Thyse men, laborsrs, names
Patrick Foley Frederick FeAton and Patrick Muranet
of n sShmd
she charges them with throwing her inte sink In tho
of premises in Elm street. saso, one Of thu
party took from the finger OF the wsnan gold ring.
The accused Parties conveyed before Justice Andor
SON who committed them 70 prison for further examI-
nation.
Assaultino Hact Drirer--Yestsrday morning. on tho
arrival Of the steamship Washington, hack driver
IN s D,ar m GT
dock. Mr.. King, the chief officer Of the ship, having
been informed tnat strange had come on board
ordered him at into custody, and Of the
men seized him, put him in irons and kept him confined
until the vessel had taken her place alongside
the dock. The captain then, hearing OF the affair,
ordered the release Of Leonard who permitted
20 go shore II seems, by The regulations or
the ship, that peraons are allowed to beard
the ship az on previous occasions passeryera
have been robbed BY permitting strangers, to
beard before the vessel reaches the dock md
the officers Of the ship had Of Discriminating
thief honest hackman they subjected Leonard
discipline Of the ship by forcing himself beard con-
trary orders Leonard, his liberation proceeded -
police court and represented the assault and dete-
tion Of his person the ship charging Mr. King thq
chief officer with the ssssult The complaint eusvrs
taned by Justice Anderson, aud warrant issued fo- ta
arrest Of Mr. King Officer Lord visited Nr King and In
formed him Of the complaint. The will be furtg
investigated by the magistrate this day,
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WASHINGTON NATIONAL MoNUMEN-
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


In Tuesdsys HERALD, OF your correspondents who
futDhsr yopr paper with descriptions Of articles
hbtec a. the Cyaa Palace, fays under the superscrp
ton Of German Department, sfter having called the at
teLton Of your readers to the plastic model Of Guver
Ia Liiaut--"I This Is the work OF A. Flsiscbmann,
Engshn an, but the work being made in Germany II is
Il Gated among the German contr butonsn Your
popdtnt mstook the reading of the inscription The
sc. H. that another copy of tubs bought OF the Ger
man manufacturer. aud exhibited by Mr. Spurn Eng
emap at the London Exhibition OF 1851, and tho jury
AWARDED prize medal TO the exhibitor Mr. Spurn not
standing II was notified TO the jurers that wss the
work Of Mr.. A. Feiscbmann, at Sonnsberg, Saxony,
well known German manufacturer and general fac cr OF
toys and fancy articles. Very respectfully yours,
ADOLPH SEtFFERT,
Agent Of German Manufacturers ard Exhibitors
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Honorable 7. @. s. Morrison late member Of thAP s,
Of Representatives, has been appointed Yost Av ~
West Unity, Ohio. @
In the General Land Onea, between W a.
30th Of July, 2276 patents were sold teS .k 49,
number Of military patents issued under ~ ,anc
is374S. Under the act of 1S47 the nuN' ~cs On .ooS
issued is 638. 0' VI Ps~Ao
A nne monument TO Charles Carroll =, c.r
gsther with seyal other sculptures Oarrolton, ee-
ped At sghc for Baltimore The srs room 70 .s =
are attracting much atssnv ON T. Re,s osauafu vo
Tb< government OF Canada ..,'.
nmAton TO BE- used IN .sir oascisi rsusrs ' TSsy -
sspa;ss"s II Iovsr Cay ID dollars for The arrest o( .
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Naval IntelllgenCe.

The e. s. ship CyaHs, from Pensacola, Is to touch at
Norfolk, Va, and then proceed to this portPotsnoh
IN. H) Chronicle.
teegrapho despatch states that the steamer Prince
toa left PASSPORT Tuesday at A. M for the fishery
grounds. The Fulton TO leave on the 4.h inst
The q. s. frigata Savannah, Commander Mercer, the
flag ship Of Commodore Saer, for the coast OF Brazil
will 60 into commission to morrow. Commander W. ".
Hunter took passage on the 7h Of July from Panama, In
the British steamer Bogota for Valparaiso TO join the
frigate st. lawrence, Commodore Dulaney's flag ship.
The q. g. steamer Engineer Master L. f. Omstead, osm
mandDg, arrived yesterday from Warrington, with ord
nance stores for the U. 8 frigate SAyannah-NorfoR
Beacon, ASV,2
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ABOLITION FESTIVAL AZ FLUSHING.


Celebration OF the Anniversary or tho Lioe-
ration OF the Slaves In b itash Vet Indies
Speeches OF Gar, is0n and Mrs. Il 'Oso-ISxtra-
ordinary Letter from Joseph Ma. szini.
According to previous announcement the "New Yorh
City Anti Slavery Society," ce batsd the ami versary
West India emancipation at the grove the eiusnne
steamboat ancing, yesterday. The steamboat isish'
y was chartered to convey the "frends of the slave
70 The spot and she left pier foot Of Fulton street.
O'Clock A. NJ.
lie party included ell sexes, colors and condito S
ano 'ne mixture Of sounds, lights sights, and smell
which greeted our reporter on reach"S .l ooat, vert
anything but agreeable. The morning being rather
clcudy one gave general sable color to the wbc pro-
ceedipR which would have Ssen black er-dgh in any
weather. In one place rght have h0en seen coorcd
brother engaged in Angling pleasure with business, and
,ets,rp ice at sixpence the homeopathic dose. We
saw one .Bloomer'-whte- who might been pret-
y slsl ough had she the oiliments Christian
We presume she friend of the alave-at any rate
The proved herself an enemy to ice cream-hAvng de.
vrusd nine doses Of the much the disgust
Of her gentleman attendant thin young man IN nan.
whose mi4ery abesdy enough, raised
its utmost height by being Obliged to pay nine
for the condu ent of his tair friend Then there
phios Of The vegetable order who aud anon
applied himself vigorously to the demolition of i'm
nense pineapple. which he carried Covered with dirty
handkerchief He fraterpized with smart looking yell
low girl Who bst of imuense proportions,
and whofe earrings certainly six inches is crcum
ference we also were amused at laoy fair Anu lat Rs Al
boLi who divided her valuable time between pint Of
and the reading Of an anu slavery tract These
With old gentleman. who seemed on the
best Of terms with himself and the whole world foe he
smiled every body through bis spectacessnfced to
,e tIip up As the clouds lifted little and
gave occasional glimpse Of the the excursion
much interesting than 1t had at first promised
to be.
The party reached the grove at a quarter past ten
O'clock and they had all been notified that they must
bring their provsons," they immediately applied
themse to lunch. For martyrs they sho led
dpary appreciation for cakes, bread butter and
cold ham.
After the dscusStn of the provisions the exercises of
I'll dsy were mmenced by Lawren Wetu,ore President
of the secretly who called upon the to assist in
vocal execution Of anti slavery choral We give
specimen
Hail again the glorious day,
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New H'Iags,ECafE;pr,S.

C~T~The following periodicals lave reached
our table during the past week.
Gr0hGm's Margarine for June; 1l2 pages
handsomely illustrated; SO year; s copies $40
Among the most interesting chapters may be
mentioned: Tie Rhine and its Scenery '"Cen.
trail America ""Bornro.' sc. .sThe pilt.in,:
Of the Grea, st. Bernardo by Buchanan Reed
is contained, and Boxer, Mss Whttlesev, Hos
mer, Herbert and Subtitle, furnish it with po
elical articles.
The knicker5ocher fer May, S. year, 2 for
s.. This book is rich in such contents as any
magazine may beast Of, but IFS principal allruc
ton is the Editors 'Gosslp," which is a rat,
compound oddi,y, fIolic and fun.
Go!ey's Lady's Book for June; copy So; .
So; this is a good number OF Cooley; among the
most interesting chap piers is The Chinese Fac
tor. The illustrations are tasteful and profuse
and among the contributors are Mrs. Hall, Mrs
Neal, H. II. Weld and T. Dunn English.
Loadon QuGricrly Reoieu; April 1855; Re-
print OIL. Scott & Co., New York; the follow.
ing is iii" table Of contents ofthe present No. d
this standard work: Scropes History OF Castle
Comb, Human Hair, The Old Countess Of
Desmond, Hungarian Campaigns, Search for
Sir John Fraaklin, Buckingham Papers, Asp.
icy Il'uSE, L Ht i WI I7NSt'IS VI ItUtUuNIllt,
Maurcl on the Duk" of Wellington.
Tie Popular Educa'or, May, Alexander
MONTGOMERY, publisher, New York. l2gg cents
n number. This is the first number of a month
ly work, which, il seems TO us, must become a
publication Of great value 1t is intended 10
teach thorough course Of an ordinary cduca-
ton, taking the place, to the private student,
teacher and professor OF the schools. This i,
will do in each number under series of sub
jecls, as for instances Language, Natural His
tory, Mathematics, Physical Sciences, Industri-
al Sciences, &c, &C.; and beyond question it
will lmpart vast amount OF Information. We
have had time to give it but hasly glance tn s
week, and shall refer to it again.
nrWm. Gray, boy, who was bitten
by dog four years ago, died of hydro.
nhobia in New York on Tuesday.
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SAVING. s'EtSo,

FHiL.iDELPHL3.
Chartered By The SGta Of Pcaasylraaic, in 1911.
CAPITAL STOCK $3.50, 900.
TllE SAVING FUND OF THE NATIONAL
K SAFETY Company, No. ~ " ALNur ST.,
two doors above Thiu, ihIlade phia, is open
every day, from O'Clock, \. H.. To p. NJ, and
on MONDAY and Thursday evenings till . O'Clock
This Saving Fund is we'll known as one OF the
safest and best managed Institutions in this
country and pays five per cent interest On money
put in thee.
Any sum from our dollar upward is received,
ana all sums Itr2" OF small are paid back on
demHnd Without notice 10 any amount.
This Saving Fund has Mortgages, Ground
krEts ard other inst class investments. all we'll
secured a'n"nnlmg 10 A0l mILiiOn Of duii@rs
Tor the security OF drpoSltorS.
o. Ulico. No. ~ WALNUT ST., two doors
above Third, Norrh side, Philadelphia.
RoANn or REFEREES.
Hon. Jo"I Jones, hate mayor Of philadelphia.
Hon. F"ht VI. lice. Recorder of phiIaia.
Hon. jamrs Ia2". late P. NJ. of philada.
Hon. IhoS Il. Florence member Of Congress
lst District
Hon. John Robbins, member Of Congress It'll
District
Hon Vim Pennington, late Governor of New
Jersey.
Hon c. p, Evans. late mayor of Wilmington.
lion. HENRY L..BEN NER, President.
RDDT SELFRIDGE, Vice Pres.
). REED, Secretary [Apr 80 1y
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Cottage or ENaMrIed Furniture.
EatHMt GpriM% sses!Sscas.S.

UXT&%sfoN DINING TAHirs, OAK and WAL
i4SuT OFFICE AND DINING ROOM CHAIRS. &c.
HART, WARE 4 CO.. $50 Chesaui ST.. plY
mdriphin, nd go Rajtmcyc ST.. Bet ,,vcrc.
OIier for safe at very low prices Il large and
beautiful assortment OF Euamcicd Furniture. OF
their own inanuactuc; suited 20 both city and
country residences. Complete srils or SINGLE
pieces made TO order. Persons furnishing Io-
teIS and Boarding Houses, will find it cheap
and dcSirahI"article. Complete sets for Cham
bcrs from S15 upwards. Also superior Wal
mt Extension Dining Tables, from &l5 to SD.
Patent Spriag b"'I#,ra Is, Office, Dining Room,
booking aud other Chairs; Spring and HAIR
Nni'ras5eSi Mahogany and Walnut, Plain AMI
Fancy Furniture. in great variety, sc. The
public are dvicd to call and examine.
N. B. Dealers supplied on LIBERIA! terms,
March % Gm.
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THE CECIL WING,
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
RV p. C. RICKETTS,.

TERMs.--Two dollars year in advance, and
two dollars and fifty cents lnot paid in advance.
To clubs, in advance, five copies for eight dol
lars; ten copies for fifteen dollars.
AnvHRTIsING.-Onr dollar a square for three
weeks insertion; Twenty-Five cents a square for
each subsequent insertion. Twelve lines OF
BREWER, or space equal 10 thar, make a square.
Fractions of a square, counted as square.
Advertisements inserted quarterly, semi-annu-
ally OF by the year at moderate rates.
&C. HandbillS and J oh Work ofalI kinds done
neatly and at short notice. Tho office ofssTHE
WING" is in the centre ofthe town, next door
to Doct. Wallace's Drug Store.
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EDNVHgD HANNHEThs,S


Successor TO A. FoT,)
No. $50 Chestnut 81, Swotm's BniidiHr,
Ia EIPHlA.
,-r--'; y-e.ss--, Extensive kIusic Publisher. and
Z, Dealer in Musical instruments OF
Y j 4 j j every description.
Exclusive Agent for The sale ofHalct, Davis
4 Cos (Bosron) Patent Suspensions Elldgc
.t.oIian aud u!her
E'i:s NOS,
l.. GlIberl's Boudor Pianos, Mrlodcans, Mar
TN Guitars, llarps, EioIns. S!iELr Muse,
Music Books &c.
Residents of the country will be supplied by
mGi or otherwise with any music they nay
wish, at as low rates as il purchase. IN person.
Having one of the largest ,tuch> IN the United
States, feel cuni"nt al satisfy Ing all who iuay
favor me with Il call or order.
Dealers in music supplied on the most liberal
terms. Pianos TO let Secondhand Flames for
sale. may + ly
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New Stock OF Store Goods,

Of every description and variety, SHIFTED to the
demands of the market Their stock has been
selected with great ca7e,--all fresh and seas
able, consisting Of Dry Goods, Groceriea, Hard
ware, QucenSware, Cedarwarr, Boots and Shoes.
Hats an! Caps, with general variety of all
the wares usually kept in the retail liuc.
We hope our friends will give us a cali and
examine our goods. as il is our intention to sell
al the very lowest rates, and accommodate with
articles and price all who may favor us with Il
call We particularly invite the attention of
the ladies TO our superior stock OF Dress Goods
before Hoiing their purchases elsewhere We
hope By close attention to business, and by the
advantageous prices of cur goods TO merit a
liberia! share Of public patronage.
n. i. Country produce taken in exchange
for "oois nj tle highest market prices.
MAY lIth 1888
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CLOTHING G..

A J. SCOTT & BRO, have Just opened an
IL. extensive assortment Of superior Ready
made ciolhing, Of every qualify and variety
iaptcd TO the season, which they are prepared
to sell al the lowest
CITY CASH PRICES.
Their stock consisting of men and bnys wear
has been carefully selected, and their dctermi-
nation is 10 keep up AT all tlmesa
.New, FRESH 1nd Lircly Stock;
superior in every respect 10 the class of cloth
ing heretofore and now sold in this market
CLOTHING ware ROJMS.
Opposite tie FoHniain Inn, ELkion, (up stairs0
where every advantage for selecting, fitting and
trying IN garments will be afforded.
N. B. Clothing :..alc TO order
respects In ~ .lnal in all
..arSt c:iy Customer work,
May | It'll '53.
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MISUNDERSTANDING Foote was to
commence the canvass as candidate
for United States Senator in \ickshurg
on he fifth Of May. The Jackson Flag
of the Union learns that the Hon. Jeiier-
son Davis will be ultimately the oppo-
nent Of Governor Foote for the United
States Senate.
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SorlE's FLIGHT FROM FRANcE.--ln a
late number oi the .Hemoires of Dumas
wnlch have been publishing of late in
the Paris PrcSsc, a brief renionis made
of the circumstances to which we are
indebted for Mr.. Soule's emigration to
and settlement in the United States.
We translate the paragraph est
Chester RePnllicGn.
sin the intimacy Of Merry and Bar
thelemy* lived at this time one Of the
principal editors Of a journal called the
YELLOW DwarJ (Nan Jaunc.) This
editor was named Soule. He had been
two months in prison for an article on
San Domingo. He did not relish his
experience of prison life. He happen
ed to bear strong resemblance to Bar
thelemv, which permitted his using his
passport. Barth"lemy lent it to him.
Soule fled to London, and thence to the
United States, where he is now the
first lawyer in New Orleans, and makes
by his practice one hundred thousand
francs ayear."
*Two distinguished French authors.
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FIRr1N CAROLINE COUNTY. The Dem
ton Journal states that the dwelling
house Of Mr.. Levin Wooers. few miles
from Denton, was entirely destroyed by
fire on the night of the End inst, to-
gethtr With all his fnrnilur', wearing
appaye. Of The family, SC
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sprinG & Summer Clothing. sc,

Spring & summer Clothing. sc.
BRADBURY, in the 'sHolow," nearly on
ID poslte McCanley's Blacksmith shop, has
just received Il fine assortment of Spring and
Summer Clothing, all of which he will sell
low Tor cash or country produce.
Clocks as usual, in great variety. Also. n
splendid assortment Of fancy articles,
Bramhc, Grass and Grading Scvthcs, at
%. 81: and SO cents, each; fine steel.
Billion. Arr %