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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-27
4 W.HEELiINGS!..- e. =. :. ..-.n .1... !.
sPR7NG OF 1888.
!. MINI. IT. SELBY. ~
wHOLHSAIiE DEALRR mn.

WHOLESALE DEALER IN 81 ri.
Foreign s. Domestic Dry G Ooda,.a.
No. lit Main ST., West side, bettDeen Monroe ana
bi i5j3aai '2.t4 as Union SITS. ti'Hi2iie aa e'R
70 ]. ~. h Wheeling, Va, Hrasd ztl Us
S NOW in receipt OF his Spring stock OF Dry Goods
j anu Notions, direct from importers and ManuEaeli
Comprising complete and! desirable stock of
goods adapted the trade this section be found
In any ho e. E4sf Wet witch would respectfully
invite the attention OF retail dealers; consisting
DRESS GOODS.
In black Silks alpscas, poplins; lawns, de Iaines, gng
has etc. with very large stock ofprints, of The best
makes and coors. Also, bonnets, ribbons, Innings,
other trimmingsin variety And of 5vf t--a-t ID i
tF F.Is--L MEMS WEAR -5 T. .-.-,. j t.f7
In cloths, c1ssimers, sattincts, merino casSimeres
jeans twceds and summer cloths; 6so Cottonades Dem
mis- blue drills, brown linens linen drills, namkeens and
other such goods, very desirable assortment Also.
mems and boys palm hats aud Canon hats soft
WOOL brash hats, etc with full stock OF linen and cot
haggng seamless bags, buraps table diapers, crash,
drings icjngs, checks ahiltng stripes, etc, brown
and beached mIslilis; with good stock OF " hte goods
NOTION LINE.
tons, hosiery gloves, combs etc. all their vrriety
My whole stock will be found unsurpassed, as we'll In
mar25 - l w. T, SELBY.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-18

A ~of4 upas the p~cnnisfy oasnpgs 90
Ma ~,a~s. ~ fnFisn5 u % ~sfi fas
usai Nss. sfg~f sss drsired iio.h uss art
80 ;grn whatever ,raarare tblr sufa niehi
rsss hff g. n4s siffaflou ~ Nte Afiican
rtEe. The fasE shssh hss heen most IN
isrf iisenghis has hefai q seminary in pilch
lsrrsaas II Affscsn dcscefa tnsy De- uaf.
tsngllr c8bracA. M mrfti3 10 literary
AMI scsssdss, courses bot " practical ats,
b. shsoh fhrf suigi.t srcafe sal ~ inisin
q rsu3cf lascc 10 suCtciy. r. ibe fosnla-
tson - snch "a iasiliatsA si4e had ,lticf.
minnd ~ coii'rssf muth ~ her iurs.8e
Ai,e he lsog-as u swearing grcaisr interest
g. a, So enc afssgug Tie chief r,as9i.s fos
hu touf lee Feprnsys contributions in
u,snrS made g. bee "a ntra, Britain, are
nas understood b oiibci parts bat certain.
" n,a By Ne Stove. g. b. los her onu
prs s,r ssa jsersonsl usc bot % b. rifslii9t.
- is The odarsil0n and elcta,aon 4 the
fret salarsa' ppipir - the Nurh. -iR~t.
~ W brrrbe7 Ia She Mes NoFk ln1r-
g.esAHsa
if,lse shofv a. rlisale. Mrs Sfo~r's
nssisrs lsssr hrea sadly misrcprescu,cd
ssa 9TH soch sh cs)ec, 80 view We can
I'D ooBscwsasaa.ly A. othersi .e than vi.h
hrs the nsss shuBAsat success. Accord.
'nK 30 NJ h,rcrrh. shc has Engaged in
az ahdefisiiug tlisi hss to- loiig needed
the susn,ica 4 pi,iisu,hrupssts, and might
aeru PrOtaasly e'apley srnie ofihc surplus
esP''sl u parade ants slavery sT''aior.,
'Aas IAe ATTEMPTED propagation ufn uicrc
iaas. rsePes,sfou, in itsslf, AID lacking the
ussn eleiHeiai u saocesg-- prscticahiluy.
H.arsil, symPa'hasiag IN the enterprise Ia
~h,eh As sfowr 10 rprc-cnicd Is hav.
lag ehgsgod. No hasten to do Justice IN ,
eAse where GER s,sseinrcs stay hsy. hiihef
10 b~ca eonsidoreA no, only nncallcd ios
bat, aRdef the circumstances. asrSh an
nialrs1os.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-18

VS.. R.,zosp LsI vas elected pnsi.
aeu, q the Rutland q darlington Rsllfoaa
ga Tossasy Last.
Ne u,osp gratifying arEoaBcomea could
be usdc ~ ihe SincAhsiaers Nai friends u
iie Road ,han The above. Mr. l.ur has lDr
.ssae t,sa,e i'ss, sele5 - pres',iebl Of the
Nenasal Cra,rsi. and The signal ability
fasuilesiea 10 the fgihlagRi u tbs, iaipoft-
sfa trust. under Tho as1si pccui,ar sud Try
Jag aAsiAnrss. has slinsed euiinen,
quaiti,ssi,pas hs The sistson. Ne oonrrai.
ulsif The Road alsd the psihhe upon ths &C
cussssn a ~ raieicu, Er-rairc 10 the
i.oirilss on'rs oi maRAgssaeia 81 oaf favor
ns tssrsaghiAfc.
The friends of the constellation ns0, e.
secai ARC se~ esssAAera thu, the afra nFo-
msai Isr,i..sa,a between lhc FthhsuSs, VI.
saA AsssArha.fais. thrsh,re, and Ru,izad
sad Bari,ngten Ros8s, ~ili be onnsuusna-
ted -itansl asisr. 90 ssan a. practicable,
Probably las ouginsl Ilsn ~lll BE- adopted
a. Nj La a paaesiOod 10 s.s~ y favor
shll.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-18

~ On ,hs fssigHsi.ob - NJ Jons.
,as ss superssondep' e ,i,s Tr3y 3 be-
tan Il. r. NJ l.osrrI, Ao isss been hs
.sssasu ever sipcr ,hs rad brsAa - az
sans ihe appearance q a railroad AS o.
fsf~a The suf-naicAacace ofH. &c - jaSi
the lasA ks lng~. llse mad lfcsa sur spd
10 he o'i,sf. syss1 ,Eeh q a a. a ihofoagh
sus4ns.s r.sa. als1 tasrs h,s 10 oansnsi
i h. Tao hasi sAssnsast g. iss ip'sresi q
,bs es.snpssy and lbe sa,lstset.sn " a.
usse'hsF F-ashr. Ne hope b. msy se-
esfa. si.ai iar ua,d may sgi u.nsstain ~
rrIsisilss a bsigg sos Il llc bnsi fo.a.lst
Sssil a. snr 4 he boz casaosicl rosal
Ia tbs spsa'p MIA i>esrrY a. Selsrsh.
tea4ssi, ssa wHrIf q Nss BIasta, Coo
s.sls's- sss',ss esss.s help H-sang Nhh.
esl fisu KasAsiabee, AFFAIR." szigsa "a be .
sgfeeAtle.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-18

We learn from a correspondent that Mr.
G.. ". HAwKNs. Of Fairhsycn, was killed
ou Friday u lsst week, ia The following
manner;
he Yrs A. work 10 saw nall. By some
iusdycHcncc ar misch.nce be- passed under
the sas gate vhile the saw vas IN motion,
when the gate struck him on the head.
,hrosing ban upon the 'og before the cav.
The blow vas stunning, and before be
coaid recover himself and 60 oui q the
~av. ihc cas- came upon hiln, cuiilag hia
dreadful, ih-osgh DE side, q the st,i..
he lived bat q short time. and vas burned
on sunday.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-18

In uis shppr u q pen We over saw is The
one ~ are nos writing wilh. II D. mauu-
faciuTv1 from > compound ~ SILVER steel
and slbs,a, covered With gutia ,sercha, and
pointed with piece Of platina. We have
-niicn siih "the grey goose quill, tho old
steel " s,nh-snd-,sist, - and Bacley's best,
bot have never before feli hat degree Of
pros1 ra'isfseiiou and sclfcomplaccney
that Ne hsse experienced since using This
pen, IN view q our tnowl lcgible Psumah-
ship
These pens are manufactured by 4. KIM
& Co.. of London. for l.. S C. ScHtrsis-
ars. the patenleos and Inventors and arc
is sale ih Rusisnd by Tern, & Co; ia
Ladies by W 4. B,coS. Price, 30 eta
pr assru, 81 $40 per gross.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-18

%, etHir Cs.u'rinsrn "a " n5nes3lf aeli-
r,eg Wig usss ssH a. ~ roarss'sfly.
sspplt n'sts " Pgaia 70 " ~ hsoa re.
uspistclue. 10 ii,s words n ne pf,,crh.
go teh. isias bra. ss' $50 fsaus
L IS us,asrsassS thsi the datrefs Rli-
road ir fhs sssfs Ill cury aB6 rr'Bru
uiosf a.seuug e. s'tnBi The CeneI'laa
a. fare "a. 49,, sa5 'hs, ~ srzugrm. %
10 made a. nrsy asfs ~ Tue~3sy.
"Wednesday. az Thgn8sy. ra3rf a. az.
sngeu.-n' lasrti. rlu. o. Hinet 70 gan
shat Why ui.a istes aaf iriefer Boz DE
cfu.s csa crease hiinssf a. siay iar a.
hssas. uuieps apa-' u,r mast pressing en-.
gseeasms wh'es. goio taa Cea,en,i7a
= pss.ils
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-18
GAVAZITs LECTURE
DlSGR iCEFlL RIOT!
Ia -fllfs

We record with profound sorrow the
fact that last evening oar city, usually SO
peaceful, was made the scene Of fearful
confusion and bloodshed. II had been an
nounced in the morning papers thu, Gaynz-
us lecture was TO take place IN Iion
Church, at hali-past q o'clock, j. NJ. At
that houra large audience, composed chef
" of men, assembled within the building
while n crowd of men and boys began to
gather outside about the doors and windows.
A detachment of police was stationed on
the opposite side Of the street, and but lit
tie alarm was then apparently felt. The
lecturer had proceeded little more than
half way through his lecture, when deri-
slvc cheers were raised outside, which, at
ter n few moments, were returned from
within. 4 sculiie ensucd ut the door, and
some parties endeavored to force their way
in. This was the signal for a general
commotion. Several shots were now heard,
and the lecture was abruptly brought to n
close; Father Gavazzi having been formal
" invited 10 lecture again this evening"
The rioters al this time seemed Ia have
mostly dispersed, and the peacenbly dis
posed citizens were proceeding lelsureiy
enough towards their homes, when shot,
apparently fired at random, was heard up
on the hill, in the direction of the Unitarian
Church whoreupon the soldiers, who had
by this time been divided into two lines,
one being near the church, aud the other
at some distance below, fired two vollcys,
killing and seriously wounding a lnrgc
number of persons, besides cndangcilng the
lives Of many more, IN no wise engaged
IN the disturbances. Tho action was 40
sudden and so entirely unexpected, that
retreat was out Of the question. One vol
| ley was directed towards the hill, and the
other towards the foot of Rodegonde street.
| We are satisfied that there was no provo
! cation, of n nature to Justify such an on
slaught The shot or shots which suggcs-
ted It, were probably mere foolish bra
vudo, and the parties guilty Of firing them
might easily have been arrested withou,
bloodshcd. As il is, the blood of SOME OF
our hest and most useful citizens, md the
blood of Il number Of active, peaceable, and
promising youths, has beer wnn,only shed.
A fearful load Of guilt rests somewhere.
We forbear TO prt;judge the case Of any
one.
There were twelve killed and fifty
wounded many Of the wounded have since
died
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-18

The arrangements f5r celebrating the
Oh II July AZ ihis plsre are made on a
grind scale. quito Unprecedented in the his
tary ~ Nrrnofi dcinys : lsfrr amount
u rYouey haa been subscribed for the pur-
ppse of esnyipg oui the designs If he
COMMITTEE, tnd We havo no doubt il will
BE- pnlpcry expended. We shsll be en-
shled 10 glsr psr,icuiars Ia ION next pceh,
with programme n the o.sorks. eica
which ue are unlhlc to insert to-day ~
pAni n fuoa.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-18

The exhibition outside of the Palace
threatens 10 be MS extraordinary as TINT Of
the inside. Since our last visit, the scene
has become more varied and lively than
ever There arc all sorts Of things 10 see
ia the vicinity living crocodiles, mammoth
oxen, model Of San Francisco, the Swiss
bell-ringcrs, and many others. There are
plenty Of men with targets and percussion
guns, weighing machines and telescope.
Bowling saloons are numerous ~ are
swings, whirligigs aud contuyanccs for
wheeling people up half a hundred feet IN
10 the air. The cake and apple stands ufe
past counting and the dealers IN cutlery,
md siApenny watches, and balls Of sop
wander 10 and fro necessarily. New build
ings, both Of permanent and temporary
character, are going mp all around. Opp
site the Sixth Avenue entrance u the fal'
ace, h. q new and really splendid ice-cfeam'
cry aud restaurant, IN which 200 people
can be accommodated with arm chair, q
marble tables, at one time. Next door
there is The most snowy and tasteful bl-
room We remember 10 have seen ne
wooden observatory II nearly finished. lbe
neighborhood IL thronged al day with p')'
pie, who come up 20 ser how the Palace =
getting on; and the noise Of Thousand
hammers u the music they arr sr.cO.aea
with. From the midst Of tho buoy seons
rises the Crystal Palace itself swanling
with mcu-mcn crawling like flies over ihf
huge dome, men hanging Ike spiders from
the Lantern, men on scafolding putting ,.
glass, men inside Masking the Railcnes aiN
laying the foors--al hhnnneFing away BE-
z fl.uqh firv irrrd flfo I - f,dfr salufln4
mp the hay end would katherine, keep ih'
foreign commissioners waiting. Thee
q great deal u work sun 20 be- dom. u
dome b. ma yet completely roofed. d.
We are inclined 10 think that uie comIarl
lasi promise 10 the public all be- keid, sh1
that another mouth will sec the e1hibi'i'h
opened. The building will be- quhr
beautiful in IRON aud glass a. II y 10 li'i''
gIeph bot u ought 10 BE- three timer 30
large o. u is. Home Journal
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-18

We iesrh H-v, Msdnd, ssys he y. \
TRIBUNE. t3si he fers't ,Api Sants Anna
he'd sppii-a b. the Spanish Government 81
hsiF IN prrsenthg ihe tadeia ndenre =
Nosloo sga4l,, tl,s miei sla'ct, 10 pufc
,arrnb9n q siosk lahhsrs. No sach aP-
ylicsnea. ays euf luiormar', has been
uisls. VIII rg.d % NJ. Scales rerep-
uoR. vs trr assured ihti g ~iil take pihcc
viaosi aay aiairuity, but n h. shouid open
tie saiejcci - sayior Cel,s. hr al eei q
rssstvs sa1 psahstly . raquahe nasPansr.
Sesin s4s safci irsa usci.nod % part ~l'h
ti4o is.AaA thsl a. lsrlsssf.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-18

CoSyENTI0N oF NEwsrAPrE PUBLISH
rRs.-A Convention Of the newspaper pub
fishers Of Connecticut has recently been
held IN that Stale, at which the following.
among other resolutions, were adopted.
Resolved, A. the sense Of this meeting.
that publishers 81 newspapcrs 10 this state
owe i 10 Themselves, Is charge Cor Obitu-
my Notices, Resolutions, &C., exceeding
five lines in length, WHITTIER prose or verse,
az not less than their regular advertising
rates.
Resolved, A. the sense Of this meeting.
that II Is inexped,eni for Publishers Of ness-
papors ia this STATE, 10 select any of the
various Newspaper advertising agencies as
theif exclusive agents.
Resolved, That Whenever au advertiser
fails 10 fulfill bis contract, Il shall be the
duty q the publisher or editor - imposed
upon, to gigc Immediate notice Of such fail
ure 70 each editor or publishcr in the state,
IN such inanurr a. De may deem proper.
Resolved, A. the sense 81 tins Conven-
ton that editorial notices 20 promote pr.
Yaie Interest,". resolutions u s0ciolies, DC
should be- invariably paid for,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-18


Wttarstf6 t afth ~ aa- sasa
90. vesl. ,a, laseE $50 fa- .tlass F'
efHasa,, q sft b. stag7 a te'f Ciss fat
IN rri.faa e. D D. .Jsaes naF n Aailsu-
rssar Ths eiHaath s6eos ~.
Y.ssut II b, Flta u'ssa asl ~ mT
y 70 ~ tsl mAft. 40 iat ia4ximaaal o.
g.spa,s ~ fsshesa' xusfssses tha tl.s
fsag~stus q Or pati,sAfss ~ll b. nah-
faaf osir.os 1ui siai. j. usy BE- - -
ssf 81 sore ftf1hcf -ith regard fs o. CO.
i,7yrs, ir fstf.a saii1 = P.if asre.
hwt BE- s.ehfs.t co. 5f-f a. aftbt prss -r'.
,et ,l i.,s ustF - g. mari OIL th, Rood.
tiae iorsilot ~ al iitros " pe-''ap. rn5
a. l.aaiae l.s4l5lss's 10 sl.isA tie oa'auss-
,sir f... De- an laIrsaa sn4 st aff airurs
iIfri d zee fah rirtis fhr fiFnfrl & isr
iutat I,su's sn5 ibe.f psf-auasr Fr.fss raf
q ic-t as-s ite rarrute. ii boss
oneIaa $3.50 Ia,s asl ~ feuau tns e
lsr ia rp,t t~a. sll Pei Hse siaIal sai
-, -sat,'l hi5 taen = nap constructed
ua.H tsis glsa csnnf fli - De- rrg siaa
tie 70 svcv inhsbaan, oft.s caaaH aai
8 b "a bed % - 10 cpod 90 Opportunity
re. ~ securing - uo.h ,atd ln,oma
t.a1 II sa,ai sr alay
Thr surtgshats been commenced uu3ci
tht 8irr,iiaa y 40 aaphsbed engineer
49, Caser, IT, whose fePuia,isn o. 9
noroarA ana c'beicn' eur!r' is sl'eaal
1aarr'rod ln iias vicinity auJ si.' pro,a
bl ia,a noiMHs iH passing abe ordeal q
~tlca f ata De ub,ecied "a wyfk @
.urh faagusa3. snd Importance.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-18

BALTNuHr. June IA, 1853.
Galveston dates 10 the "a inst are re-
c.ived. Gen. Clarke, OF New York, ex
Gov. Paine, Of Vermont, Z. Greedy, Of Bos-
tor, and ID. W. G. Clarke, Of Vermont,
composing the exploring party sent ont by
the Pacific Railroad Company In Now York
10 examine the country for line Of road
through Texas, had arrived al Austin
They we're 10 leave Cor Fort Graham ~
meet Grn Ru.k with whom they viii 90,
plore the country west Of II Paso.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-18

Tb. vs. q stoa UHiaa c,rera iu'st.s
o.. or1'y ap'n NJ. .'ois..F r11d '.r'H.r
uh,oh Do. e'csiian 0f H.r piree h.s r.,.
lns.d. y nitrs fn f'te vsnn a.fiir. f.I
,tr thai sncrr-ied Vac rlrr'an oi Tar.r
AMI Fiilner nnd o'irbr's. jy contrasting
a. -, "rras." io nlak he cot atonh. g...
g. ihc neu,cricyi Tint BE- resUy t..I
" fanf know atsthct ih $50. R t..
I o,an h'ui,al or smlrd U,ri th.. bu.Ht
o. q. hut w. venture 90 say sh5tul ir
ba'ls~i ho1s'iog rStaui, ofonr'. .har.
What explain. tho mncot and panhandle
ieluess 'iist .uccccdci thr Inauguration .'
Con. Tsyinr aui that followed NJ EN-.
ia1rr o. neatly ilic clisc ot hia term WIZ
osus.d ~ Tho mslpiuus attack af OBJ.
opposition ppoaA Nug adshnis,la'iun f-
mcr neuirln purposes \ e-tilcd dri.-.
uination to hittrS n ~ advance ma d..
nra fair trial WAS allowed. A dispo.
tom practically carried ont. o. abusr aud
amc tha Wing President. viihau, any
regard d. r.LM or insucc! No 'pnisau
nuoor' wts cxhihitl hy the Wing "a
miuis;rttiun. II had no cause no motive
f,f such a course. But malicious and irii
tptcd by defeat --dcsiuus ~ CRAFTY their
revenge for the same. the leaders of ue
democracy" commenced n fHctit,,ms and
dlswpuirble warfare upon the nrw admin.
isifaiIon and the nov Cabinet. with 100 u,h
az object ~ view than to crafty ihut
Spleen aud make political capital without
any regard to the wear and tear Of con.
science. lrthis resulted in an "cra" ofM
feeling, who Is 10 blame for Il;
/ Again. how does the Union accoun, fu
/ the present ezra Of good iochnr r When
J It SAYS that the Wings arc approving tho
/ policy Of Prcsldon, Pierce, L uses langusrr
stronger than it has any night to use, bu,
vet involving one true admission. I, Ia au
/ admission that the Wing party chccrully,
ana unlike its opponents, bows TO the pop.
ular voice, and sets up no merely hcuous
opposition 10 the new administration Tho
I Wings viii not condemn Gen. Piurc's
acts in advance. They will give him
'iair show They will, "a they always
have done, treat the decision made by the
people "a, the polls with the respect To
which It Is entitcd---let the administration
Of Gen. Pierce stand or fall on is merits
without prcludging It, and wal, for facts
before they draw differences. In this re-
spect they afford decided contrast to their
opponents, This is tho explanation of the
"era of good feeling which sucr ceded the
elections of Mcssrs. Polk aud Pierce. and
the "cras Of rancor" which were forced up
on the country after the elections OF llar-
rison aud Taylor. The facts and the con
trast are favorable to the Wings. ~ Gum
cy Wing.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-18

LIBERALTY TO CoLosfZATIoN.-Mr
David Hunt, Il wealthy planter of Mlssis-
supp, sent a few days ago, five thousand
dollars TO Rev. WIN. McLanc, Secretary
and Treasurer OF the American Colonies
ton Society. The same gentleman gave
TO the same Society, IN April last, five hun
dred dollars, and he has contributed five
eundred or one thousand dollars annually,
for the last ten or twelve years.
Some fifteen years ogo, we are informed,
Mr.. Gurcy visited Mississippi, and recey-
ed from abou twenty gentlemen in Natchez
and is vicinity two thousand doll rs. At
this time Mr.. David Hunt gave FIVE hun
dred dollars, and other gentlemen made
generous and no lie offerings TO the cause.
We trust the Savannah Colonization Soci.
ETY. will be melted 10y such worthy exam
pies 10 csilributions commensurate with
It, ability and the noble purposes to be at
taincd.-. Saranndh GeOrgian.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-18

lsrEoFrMSsT.---lti ~ recorded Of Cice.
%, that writing 10 his friend Auirns on the
qualities 81 slaves, b. said .---4 Don't get
ynnf slaves from Brifuin-they are 30 stu
pa you canuDl tearh them an,thIng n'--
tins D. nus very complimentary 90 the an
ceslDrs ~ The two chief nations " fhc pre-
EN- tnne--hu' u fhass hos vast Aees ~
ineh may BE- improved by iifue and culture
Nay ~ a!s3 b. used as reply o. tL.-e
VITO defend The slavery n NJ uegro. nn
ne ground ~ be- inirnaniy ~ he SHIT.
masn-rs ls ihs ancestor ~ these ,ery
ilhFiem "tff ai,re accounted loo siupid -
b. 'iprfs. may ~ 'honsnnd YEAR, a
gFpaul sHd Christian claesti8n plsce lie
negro u Ne faeseni DAY on &c pfoad ar
i'leri'isi eainrBee 81 ihsi - ~hi~h ~
rec Aifh naa opPrsstfs hi4 Aas sitsin.
% VIII can DEM t.. f.l-s4blRys
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u, ,r. 81 "a. was duunra let SuHaay
vhIu hiHrnr in Ber POD. tgvhrh Boz
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fuitibn of or Ypun, wen, hId rfiifed on
fahmr sr q asufe rscuuioIl ins'rad oi
9 in9 % clsrrh BE eould nei ssin. an
rrt.inr inin dccp water .unk O. 'lsc 20
moro. 10. body tsrtca,evi 80 go a. DO
niua but could uoi be fcsusciutcd. .--
lMaripoa.- Freeman
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CrotQi HsEsrs, Lsg. RI Noe Noh
Cry sfscpio8 ,hr olloa q rfcs.ieui 81 ihi.
Rosd. 81 u-silnr a ihs Dirs.,la 90 lhc
iiih iusi 81. FlrMuiso, II Nca York,
ht. been chosen Treasurer Of the Compa-
ny. This election gives a degree u char
setter and stability 10 iAr Cooperation lbat
ul.i =son change Ao aspect Il rs sfiaifs,
sDl place ihe'H 90 sufc footing.
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Dhov srp.--Tsoyoung ladies named
Omnnd, daughters ofs respectable farmer
Of ~. Espni, IN Lover CAnsds, ~hile boat
,ng 10 the =, Lawrence on the 2tth ul,.,
~orr accidentally drowned by the upsc,ting
OF ,hr boat an Whleh they were sail
ing. They we're sistors, and the lnelau-
chaiy accident occurred in Wow Of their pa
rtni' sud a number of persons who were
pgrscut oa thu hsnlH II the uvcr at the tune.
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a. nos i>e.,s Cas-, h. 90 charge Al
hosss. cane pssssi,rsf IN ths FseiAe. ~ss
os.aaas hasss ga t,sit stg-stnF T. Fstura
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sha sst ens - ihs ibass rflssfts aifsl,5nfs
a he Roe Caasa.iss.sa 81 lhs Greet D..
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comes Ga, q. sns a nc ga c1'a.i.issiaiivis
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ths Au.escal s,ssesu = relalisf EAacs-
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The circumstances attending the suicide
Of Olinda Doanc, who drowned herself on
the 23d uli., in Ilarwich. are extremely af.
feciing. and ought 10 be intrucuyc to pa
rents. She had been married but few
weeks.
For year or two previous TO her mar
rage, she hnd received visits from n res
pectablc young man by the name Of Hall,
TO whom she was engaged TO be manied.--
Her parents opposed her choice, and favor
ed the suit Of a widowcr Of considerable
property, named Doanc. Hall soon after
married another, when the parents Of the
deceased prevailed on her to marry Doane.
The friends were invited. hut before the time
for the ceremonies 10 commence, the young
lady excused herself and retired. Not re-
turning, her sister went TO her room, saw
blood on the Mirror and on the floor, went
10 the bed, and, turning down the clothes
found her sister with her throat cut aud
her bfidal robes saturated with blood. As
sistancc was called, her wound dressed and
she recovered. Soon after she was mar
ned. SINCE which tune she has been coca.
sionaiiy dennged. She tainted IN churcl
few Sabbaihs since, on seeing Hall an,
I his wife enter; and last Monday week, a
| , o'clock p. ". she stole from the pu,ho
and scene Of her run to close this tale O
suffering and wrong"