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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-13
CHARLES DUNN,
90 Low street, Baltlmor
nrrrMAr1sN ANp Gnrr.

Mrs. !. l.. Johnson of Virginia suffered from
Rheumatism and Gout for eight years, at times
unable to turn hcrseIfin bed, being possessed by
ample means, she employed the best medical at
tendance, and travelled through England, France
and Germany, in quest Of the celebrated ply
clans, and remedies of those countries was final
ly cured by DR.. Chalmers Sanati'e Tmcmrc.
THE PILES CURED.
James W. Jaspar Of Lebanon Pa cured OF
Piles Of six years standing, by using four bot
ties of DR.. Chalmers sanaliye Tmcturc Price
one dollar per bottle or SIX bottles for five dol
lars, for sale at the general agency, SETH 5.
uANcE, los Baltimore st. BatImore,to whom all
letters on business must be addressed postpaid.
and for sale by E. {. Williams and Joseph EnHer,
shcpherdstown. Nov 70 le13-Iy
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-13

FrrthcrProoE Jfbe EErocy ofHoncGs
Compou'd Nyf1Y of Hoqrho,Ud in r.
f.rug .1Wictcd MN
MR.. CECbGE r. WILMINGTON, residing
vi IN Yar. street FEDERAL lnu, j. Gilmore. was
attacked with violent cough and sore throat,
after trying many remedies, wa, induced by
friend lou.e iucs', Compound ,yiup Of Iioar-
hound and before using one bottle vas entirely
cured.
.7noaher, yf larre diminishing Mrs Henr;et.
Ia McFurk, residing IN Monument street, be-
tween Canal aud Eden streets, was attacked
With severe cough and pain ia the breast
which wa, 50 intense. that Il cE,erded to the
shoulders, she was afflicted also with pain in
the side. After trying many remedies she was
persuaded 5E .rcu. 90 Use Iiancc', Compound
syrup Of iiaarord and after using three doses
she cHTc,e.c.. -rcatrel.,r, aaa before she had
tHi.aad he bottle wss entirely cured. Price
~ cents per bottle or bottles ror - so. For
sale oy SIN H1nr,, 10 Baltimore street;
Baltimore, sid 10 >HephcrIstowu by E c. VII
A4"s a"a J.s.a h.tI,r. Nov. % l6J3-ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-13
DR., Chalmers Sanatiye Tncture'
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,
or Purifying The Blood and Eraa''aI"lS D'S'"''
from the System.

For Purifying the Blood and EradloaimS D'S'"ss
from the System.
rT7bis medicine is warranted on oath,not TO con-
| tain n particle of calomel, corrosive sun
n,otc arsenic. chloride OF gold, murlatc Oh o"i-
ytes, or any other deletcrlous numerals oo.,
The nrinciple upon which tins medicine ao.,
e bv assisting and harmonlslng win haluIe' II
drives out all foul acrimonious humors from '''I
blood and body, and by assImllaLnS WIN anu
strengthening the gastric juice OF 'he s'o"l'Cn'
il assists digestion; in short there Is h''
artery. muscle or nerve in the human OoG! 'II'
Is moi strengthened BY this Tincture, ana Il al
so possesses the remarkable ProPer!! Oh ''"'0
wing mercury from the bones ana JOINTS
READ CAREFULLY the following aso,,i,'', ~
wonderful. and almost miraculous cures a"u
tbcn irdge for Yourself whether its parallel mas
ever been discovered in the annals OF medlc'"c.
Dir. CuNMER's SANATyE TMcTCEE posses
ses = specfc action on the nervous SYSTEM al"
will he Cound of especial benefit for all persons
afflicted with weak nerves, or whose nervous
system has been Frustrated or shattered from
any cause whatever: in fact it Is almost lIIlpoS-
sible to convey an adequate idea OF the sPee"!
and almost miraculous results when tnI9 Inv
ture effects in the diseased, broken down anu
nrostrated nervous system Persons all Ias'I-
tude. weakness and debility, before ITS use, al
oncr became robust and full Of energy. NO
matter whether the constitution has been bro
ken down bv excess, weak by nature, or deblN-
tated bv sickness; its effect on the uhSiruhg ana
shattered nervous organization IS tqhail ctI
tain and apparent. In case OF neura'SIa' He'",
ache. vertigo, pain in the nerves OF the Iact'a""
the various train Of Nervous ahcct!ohsi paiPNA-
ton of the heart, periodical hcaddchcN, coiu ana
shiyered state Of the frame, frequently hts Of an
Ill IN *
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-13

n%THE SUBSCRIBER hcgs leave to in
form E1RWERS and MILL OU.TERS that he
has associated himself with ylessrs. McFeGh 4
Chamberlain in the Produce Commission BHs''
mss. He will give his strict personal attention
TO the sale of Wheat, Corn, Flour &c, &c, and
will, at all times guarantee best market prices
quick salcs,-aud prompt returns
lie most earnestly soIjcits call from the
merchants also as he is satisfied It will be to lheII
interest to give the above stock Il orougn eN'
animation before they supply themselves else
where. II. HOW an
November 2G, 1853 l-ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-13
AN ASTONISHING CURE.


Dear Sir.-I have been afflicted for the last
seven years with General Weakness, prostra-
ton. sour stomach, dyspepsia costiyencss, eX-
IRENE nervousness and headache, brought on, as
believe, originally by taking large quantities OF
Mercury, which nearly terminated my Ilio Sew
eral physicians were employed, and great ma
ny medicines to no purpose. Among the rest
were numerous Tmcmres, sarsaparllIas and
other medicines advertised for the same purpose
YOURS. and at last friend of the family reques
ted me to try your DIR. Chalmers SanatIye
Tincture, which did, with no hope that 1t
would operate with any better effect than the
others, but rejoice, and feel my heart expand
towards you, my dear sir, when | inform YOU
have not yet taken three bottles, andaready en-
ioy better health than for 20 years previous TO
This date. Costivencss, headache, nervousness,
piles, dyspepsia, all are gone, and have not the
least doubt it viii ultimately restore me to com
pcte health. | shall ever take pleasure IN re-
commencing it TO others troubled III like man
ner. With my best respects
CHARLES DUNN,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-13
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

be undersigned have tn, day aug. u. 1850
/ associated themselves 10 his city, under The
finn ant s'yIe OF Hnpr & .UcJoigt, for ito
prosecution vi tlGsr4 .Ntlioa Irade; similar
to that ~ the Northern cities.
N.thPER &. WcFEIGK,
DeaiTs IN Foreign e..d Domestic h5t.0rs, G'orc',
No1ry and taHry Gcods csneraiiy, opposite s.
r1pia Hg.'. hing street, iscuadria have tie p a.
sure 10 Inform th-i. friends aud the public GER
orally, OF the arrival oil their STOCK, cons sting
oi = great variety Of every description Of ops
usually u.rd b. .ae cotton HOUSES ot!argcl ~
II,s- Those purchases have beeu made undo
the most Favorable circumstances Of the Impo
lers and manufacturers, enabling them to oEtr
90 country merchants and other dealers 1S great
inducements in The way vi bar-aiHT a can be
had North. W. %. l-JJ-ly
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has ever been offered ~ tHI' !""'N, H. -
The attention of purchasers IS P3IllruI1', )!
mested. They cnumerate the IoIl4P"Hs '"''0
~, viz r..,.o C,r, Tea
IU1 cHtSS 9 N''' - V Uvson do
* DO Pouchong-in great variety do
rC0 do G,np.. Imperial and y Hy-
son, medium quality
81 ticrccs fresh beat Rice,
60 bags Gram Pepper,
81 do PImento,
100 mats Cinnamon,
300 los Nutmegs-No. !.
l75 boxes CASTLE, Toilet yarIcsaleu eon.
22j do Dark and Fale Rosih
$50 do Pipes,
800 do mould Candles,
100 do Sperm and Adamantne 90. ,,,,,,r-
g zsTheir attention has been more parucsuJ,nII
~ GIVEN 70 the selection of their stock oil -
BJCCO and SEG.lRS than usual, and II WIN " ~
tound on examination equal IN variety 10 ''H
Ithis market. They invite attention 10 wv
lowing brands and qualities rs comprising P0'
ton of their stock, VIZ - u,Iy ;r
l75boNes Cobb, Saunders, Can' Poe'' "'''' -
ciuia .eaf CayeUdish Tobacco
o5o b, 60. IS. S and I2s Ayers, Taylor and
other brands do.
IDl boxes WttlHUl = ''"'' 49, -,
D 900 Principe. Eldovado, Cuba ana o'hcI C''o','
brands
.3O 600 Chcroots-iu great variety az
$4,000 half-Sqansh and Common 90
- boxes CARROTS No Scotch 0'"'
60 Jars scented BaPpce 90
5 bbls Bladder 90
$50 boxes s K 10 and IO,t - window Glass,
20 casks Sup Carb. Soda,
q00 rcoms wronninr Paper,
1910 do Dou2Ie 20 40
% casks Old madeira IN T.
Gj do pale s brown Sherry 90
% do Old Port 90
r. do SoeetmaIora do
- do white, Cooking 90
Gj baskets Champagne, State, Anchor, and
other choice brands,
80 ticrccs pure Cider Vinegar.
Er%In the selection and purchase Of the above
they have been Influenced by the increased Ia
ciiies Of transportation via Rail Road and "a
nal, and have greatly enlarged their supplies tc
meet the increased demand, and as the larger
proportion Of their stock was purchased before
he late adranceS they are fully prepared to ohel
as great inducements as can DC found IN any oil
The Northern cities.
EC4sAn examination from all in search Of bar
rains is respectfully solicited.
McVElGH s. CHAMBERLAIN.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession of SiLas RussEti, (. m. c. decd.
No. 39s "Ptohate'-Sixth Judicial Dis
trict Conrt--fatish of East Baton Rouge
Louisiana.
by VIRTUE Of romn,i sion issued in
ID the above Succession and to me direct
ed from, the Hon Sixth Judicial District
Court, in and for said Pafisl, and slate ri
Louisiana | will offer at public sale, al
the Court House door Of said Parish. in the
City Of Baton Rouge, on SATURDAY. the
4TH day of NOVEMBER next, A. D.,
1854, at o'clock, a NJ, the property
hereinafter set forth and described belong
ing to the succession of Silas Russell 1. n.
e, late Of said parish, decd to wit
EDWARD, a negro boy, aged years.
LOUISA, negro girl, aged years,
JOHN, a negro boy aged year.
Also, the following personal property, to
wit 3 Cows and Calves-2 yearlings-
grey horse and mare and colt.
On the following terms and conditions
to wit The horses and cattle payable on
the first of January next, 1856. and the
slaves. one half payable on the first of Jan
nary next. 1865, and The othsr half On the
first of January, 1856, in notes endorsed to
the satisfaction of the Administrator, to
bear eight per cent interest from due until
the final payment and mortgage retained
on the slaves sold, until the full and final
payment. H. V. BABIN,
sept29-6ts. Sheriff
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I'll arrie0.

On Saturday, 7th instant at st. Thercse Church,
by the Rev. J. D. Beller. Mr.. FELIX TRINCHARD,
of N. o., to Miss JOSEPHINE A. DALCOURT, OF
East Baton Rouge.
Satisfactory evidence Of the above fact, is before
us, in box, containing danties from the wedding
feast. After thanking the Gypsy for bringing US
the box fright side up" with care; let us wish the
happy couple, more than "full measure OF earth
y felicity" crowned in old age, with the best evrd
ences, of a well spent life.
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Mas. RoRfNsoE's CAsE There
seems to be misunderstanding, says
the Troy Times as to the present con
dition OF the ease of Mrs Robinson.
the convicted murderess. She will
not, as is supposed Ivy some, be retired
at The coming October term of the
Court Of Oyer and Ter,niner. The
motion for new trial will have to be
argued before the Judges of the SD
preme Court Mt The General Term,
which cannot be done before the meet.
ing Of the December Term of that
Court in Albany It will be some
time yet before Mrs r. is again tried.
if at all The Grand Jury visited her
in Jail this morning. We understand
she was inclined to be courteous and
agreeable-eaven condecending to ex-
hibit to the gaze of the Jury Der
beautiful face, and to engage III enter
tanning conversation. Tie Jury is
said to be highly delighted with their
visit. Mrs. r., since the claiming
operation, has been remarkable do
Gle. Her supposed insanity based
on the depravity Of her associations
and her conducts no longer simu-
lated as defence.
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% living at the Capital.

The MooN--The illuminating pow
er of the light derived from the moon,
according to the experiments made by
Leslie, is about the 100000 part OF
the Illuminated power Of the SUN
This planet always presents the same
face to us, which proves that she re-
wolves round our earth. A spectator
on the lunar surface would behold the
earth like luminous orb, suspended
in the vault Of heaven, presenting a
surface about thirteen times larger
than the moon docs to us, aud appear
ing sometimes gibous, sometimes
horned, at other times with round full
face.
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Valuable Real Estate at Auction
l.. E, Powers & Go An,

q, Ho~eis q 70 Anctioneefs.
THE undersigned, CoNsTANcr Tep
sore, wishing TO leave Baton Rouge, will ofe,
fcr sale n. Public Auction, at the Court JIo,,ts
1UE i67H DAT 0F 0S7OBFP M NfJr
1a54 At y o'c1ock L. ~, al her property, sttu,
ted In the Parish Of East Baton Rouge, rs follows
list A CERTAIN PLANTATION Or TRACT Of
land, about ~ miles East of the City NJ Baton
Rouge, on III. roadsIeading 10 the Amite River.
containing IN ri GAO acres; Of which $50 ut quo
acres are cleared aud the bnlsnce cf the land well
tftubered. This tract presents unsurpassed ad
vhhthees for raisins all kind Of stork.
IND a PLANTATION within three u,iles NJ III.
.ity Of Baton Ronee, containing si5 arteuts, ~
Nn'ch ~" gre cleared, and under fence with
gnod dwelling, Negro. Cabins, Kitchen, 49,
backsirifli Shop and other necessary plan. M'iiil
tat'on houscs. The nnceared lind Nh The Mf!sl
tract is well tinbered. 1t is bounded north br
Henl JOSEPH Rerhard. eastby Lewis Pybufu. south
by Mrs. I. Davis, aud west by lands Of !. II
Perkins. This placei contains MI The necessary
Cane. Wagons, Carts, Horses Mules II
together with 1901 barrels Of corn, Hsy. GV
Sweet Potatoes Fodder, &c, L., and 7-
Wing slaves, ~ fc1lows d:
BARRON, ALFRED, ALFRED, and JAMES
9th. LOT and HOUSE, IN the City Of f,ats,
Rouge, ut the Garner Of north Bottle ard, md 81
streets fsouth side)
9Th. 12 LOTS or GROUND in the CITY, ~ m 10,
Rouge, In Beauregard town a plafl If which srl
be exhibited on the day of sale.
~ C0ND1TlONs-Th pansai ton living in "a
miles Of this place $500 cash--baiance |, 3 E3vrr
credit; mottgaged retained 4 notes we'll secured
THE Plantation lying miles df Baton Eoue,
$1,000 oasH-balance IN !, Q and 8 years credit
mortgage retained and mites well secured, beat
lug per interest from date tin tnatntity-and :
per cent after due until paid
The sLAvES-One third east--:, l., sts,
1865 first March 1855.
The House and lot and the ~ lots Of ground
!: uasli.-iS FIRST Of March ts5t-k Hrs. ~
March 1866
The Wagons, Carts, Oxen, Mules, Horses, HAY.
Corn. Hogs. and all the mevabcs 90 DAYS credit.
with notes well secured Acts Of sale at the ex-
pense VI purchasers. aur1g- sw 1w.d m
~ Baton Rouge Gazette, vis.a.Fi Bayou
sara Ledger, PIaquemine Sentinel, State psrer
Clinton, rlease copy twice ard send bill to 3scrss
A. Pike for collection.
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SHERIFF SALE.

In the matter of the Succession of AR
THUR GARpERE, t. IN. E., deceased. NO
800, Probate Sixth Judicial District
Court Parish of East Baton Rouge, La.
pY VIRTUE of a commission issued In the sboys
- Succession, and TO me directed from the Hon
sisth Judica District Court, in, and for, the Par
Isl, Of East Baton Rouge and State aforesaid, 1
will expose Mt Public Sale at the Court house door
Of said arish, in the city Of Baton Rouge, on
SATURDAY 2lst doy T Oetotcy, nc1t, A. D sd,
at i o'clock A. NJ. the property hereinafter set
forth and described, belonging to the Succession
OF ARTHUR aARpERs, IN. Q. late IF said Parish,
deceased. To witt
The East half OF lot No. 10. In square No. 10,
situated in that part Of the city Of baton Rouge.
laid out by the late Ellie Beanregard, measuring
Sixty feet front ct st. Phillip st., by Sixty feet
In the depth In France ST., together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon. Terms Of
Sale, Cash Nv. BABIN.
sept IL Sheriff,
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To the Curious IN Genealogy.-
If you have no distinct idea Of your
ancestors, their habits character, prin-
ciplcs and occupations, get nominated
for some important Office. and the OPP
position prints will give you your gen.
ealogy to the furthest remove. They
will tell you what your great graudfa-
Their preferred for dinner.
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have lived to know, says Adam
Clark, that the greatest secret Of hui
man happiness is this--nevcr suffer
your energies to stagnate. The old
adage Of too many irons in the fire,
conveys an untruth. You cansot have
too many-poker, tongs and all--keep
them all going.
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DIED..

At her residence In this city, on Monday the 9th
inst, NARY ELIZA, eldest daughter Of PHILLIP
THEILL.
On the 9th inst, HARRIET NJ. daughter of J.
NJ. and HARRIET NJ. HALlIDAr--aged about yrs
Al the residence of his father In West Baton
Rouge, on Monday night the 10th inst, JULES
puBROCA, syrd % years.
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A slM1LE.-Day begins in dark
ness, grows bright, strong and glorious,
and in darkness closes and so man
commences life in weak childhood, at
tains to the meridian of childhood, and
second childhood ends his days's ca
reer.-T. Deltn.
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ftETelegtaphic Intelligence from
New York, Of The 9th instant, informs
US that the Jury, il The case Of Doctor
GRAHAM, for killing Col. Lorring
brought in a verdict guilty Of man
slaughter, in the second degree The
Bench has granted stay Of proceed
ings for twenty days. ~
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CAPTAIN GlnsoN's CAsE.-The
great bundle cf papers sent to Captain
Gibson, in mistake by the Dutch gov.
eminent, has been by him returned
The case has caused a great excite.
mont in Holland and threatens The
overthrow Of the Ministry. The on.
position journals favor Captain Glib
sons claim. Mr.. Belmont, the United
States representative, Is said to have
been instructed 10 demand the pay.
ment OF 100000 indemnity within ten
days.
Who'es case comes next, for the
worlds consideration 1t is to be
hoped, that 1t will not turn out to be
a graceless case, like the above. In
reference to Captain Gibson case, an
exchange before us. says that the great
bundle referred to above, turned out
on close examination-to be -- lin
en-, for the washerwoman. IF this be
the fact the Dutch Government is at
fault: a mans outward casing should
be as sacred and inviolable at his per-
son the combined powers should
hold the Dutch government to account
for this breech of international law.
A SPLENDID PREsENr.-The En-
percr-of Russia has presented to Chas.
II. Haswell, the we'll known Engineer
Of New York. a magnificent dimond
ring, worth some 81, 500, in consider
alton Of his professional labors in the
furnishing Of drawings of steam mach
inery, including the engines Of the
steamer Powhatan, which Mr. Haswell
had designed for the U. s. Navy
The drawings were made at the in
stance of the late Mr.. Bodisco. for.
mcr Russian Minister to the United
States. cr,5
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A Jersey editorexcuses himself for
not publishing some letters of Comma.
dore Ssockton's by saying it required
more capital rs than he can muster in
his printing office.
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Nem N0pertise m Z MI 9 .

az wanted.--A lad Of IS o. IA wears 81
age One who understands something Of print
ing office, preferred NONE need apply, too lazy,
or proud to work Tnntire at this Office
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1
The goo1 ne do, itves utle, U.S.
Ii is for this reason that we again cal
the attention of our fellow citizens {,
the fact, that there is standing com
mittee from the present respectable
body known nor, as the City Counci
on the market house question W.
feel deep solieitule about the fina
result Of this question and think sc
give expression to deep seated pub
lie sentiment, when we say that the
Capital Of The State of Louisiana
mast have a market house.
What's the matter gentlemen
Give us, in series Of official resolu-
tons, the reasons why this clearly ex-
pressed will Of the sovereign people, is
not carried out. Why is it that we
cannot have market house, distin-
g'iished in some respect from a horse
stable I. Is it the ways and means
that causes you to halt in the good
design If SO. the difficulties are
imaginary. The streets are public
and ifPublic interest requires
that Third, or any other street,
should have market your right is
clear to put 1t here. As to the means,
they can be very readily had. If the
taxation is up to the limit fixed by the
city charter. contract a loan, and the
building will in the course Of five
years pay, in rents the principal and
interest. A market house we must
have. a number of the good citizens
IF this republic, had INDUCED the
hope that, that barn Of a thing" in
North Boulevard St. would be re-
moved before the next sitting Of the
Legislature, but there it stands, a
SANDER on the magnanimity of this
PEOPLE. No wonder that ain upfavora-
lie opinion is formed and expressed, o.
he living at the Capital.
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A letter from London Of, late date,
states pretty positive terms, that our
Minister, Mr.. Buchanan. will resign
bis office some time in July next, aud
return home as soon us his successor
shall have been appointed.
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FENCE AnCHlTEcTuRE.-We no.
tice many different styles in the pub
lie thoronghfares Of this city Many
Of them surprising ANYTHING in the
fence line, ever dreamed Of by our an.
cestcrs. A great many vacant lots
lots that have been vacant, the past
half century (mainly because they are
not taxed high euough), stand with
their ragged pickets projecting on
the side walk, to the terror Of night
walkers, and certainly this is a mat
ter for the street committees cegni.
rance. The owners Of such, are most
~ men who hold policies on their
lives, for a thousand years, and they
are waiting for property to rise but
in the meantime the corporation should
compel them to adopt a less dangerous
style Of fence architecture, = aud the
assessors should put up such property
to somewhere near The limit Of the
owners cash valuation.
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witbdraws his countenance from the
mystic orders in life, is not regarded
by The mystic orders in death.

A Coon SENrIMESr.--1n yesterdays
Gueetfe. we fiud a good sentiment,
well expressed. and 1t is recommended
for universal adoption. Thee editor
says:
1t IL an established rule with rs.
to which we mean to a,lllere, under all
circumstances. never to publish any
communication rejecting upon CON
temporary, without the real signature,
of the author. annexed
Our reasons for adopting such rule,
must be obvious to every rejecting
mind. 1t is simple act of courtesy
due to our brethren
We have seen the sentiment before,
and are panied at times, to observe
the golden rule F." broken. But we,
argue about the matter in this wise.
An intelligent and discriminating pub
lie, can judge for itself Of The business
OF abuse levelled at the reputation Of
a brother editor, BY an unseen hand:
and If 1t is not "mefited,' then it finds
its way back to the editor who pub
lisbed it, as rapidly. as a bad dollar
would, put in circulation BY him.
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Cosr OF THE MAMMOTH Cave
Colonel Crogan. to whose family it be
longs, was resident Of Louisville. -
He went to Europe some twenty years
ago, and found himself frequently
questioned about the wonders Of the
Mammoth Gave place he had never
visited, and of which he had heard but
little at home, though living within
ninety miles of it. lie went there OH
his return, and the idea struck him to
purchase it and make it family in
heritance. In fifteen minutes bar
gaining he bought it fur $4,000. and
shortly after he was offered 100000
for his purchase.