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BOSTON CLOTHING AND FURNISHING:
STORE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
g. G. n,t GRIS $, has Just opened in iAMnERTs
Office, Ten Thousand Dollars worth of
READY MADE CLOTHING, AND GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS
Comprising the largest and best selected assortment of
goods of tie kind offered in this city Territory.
The goods and clothing are all new. and of the
LATEST SPRING STYLES,
selected with great from the largest and most fashion
able house, III 30 ton. He also extensive
of HATS AND CARS
Persons in of any of the above goods will find It
to their advantage to examine this stock before making
their purchases. The stock will be sold at WHOLESALE
or RETAIL to suit purchasers and at the LOWEST CASH
PRICES. Il. q. GKlSWOLD
May Id &w-tf.
MUSIC! MUSIC
NEW and splendid assortment of SHEET MUSIC,
n just opened and for sale by f. HoWIrz CO.,
Sep. 1-dtf Opposite the Post Office.
f. HOWTrZ & CO.
TTAvE just received a large assortment of Miscellane
III Books, aud all the latest publications. and in
| at the stock, at the PIONEER BOOKSTORE,
| Sep 1-dtf Opposite the Post Office.
"HOMES OF THE NEW WORLD,''
Is '''' ''N" D'''F'' II E. HoW1rz CO.'S
! Sep 1-dN Opposite the Post Office
FOR LIBRARIES.
| LII the standard American and English Authors, in
"A good library binding just received and for sale at
Sep. 1-dtf E. HOWTTZ CO.'S Bookstore.
PRAYER BOOKS.
LNNGLIsH French and German Prayer Books, of every
~ description, constantly on han, hand at
TO THE LADIES.
FEW bottles of genuine Eau de Cologne and Lubn's
~ Best Imported Psrfumery: Call at
Sep. l-dtf E. oWITz Il CO.'S Bookstore.
4 NEW supply Of the LAMPLIGHTER, just received,
II at E. HOWlTZ CO.'S,
SEP Lift Opposite the Post Office:
TWENTY Years in the Fhilgi1y Islands fo5 sale At
| Sep. 1-dtf Opposite the Post Office.
A SUPERIOR article Of Puck EFT COMPAssEs, just
Sep 1-dh Opposite the Post Office
| L PIONEER BOOKSTORE,
Sep. 1-dh Opposite the Post Office.
(lnPYING PRESSES, COPYING BOOKS, Oil paper
~ Copying Brushes of various sizes, received and for
Sep. 1-dtf E. HowITz CO. IS Bookstore.
''THE KNoUr and the Rus,i.ns"at
| E. HOWITZ CO.'S,
| Sep. l-dtf Opposite the Post Office.
Utah and the Mormons by Ferris, late Secretary of
| - Utah Territory, just received and for sale at
Sep. 1df E. HOwIrz CO.'S Bookstore.
| d ECORDS Of Bubbleton Parish for sale at
II Sep. 1-dtf F.. HOWITZ CO.'S Bookstore.
TINE Planters Northern Bride, just received at
| l Sep. l-dtr F. HOWTTZ Il CO - Bookstore.
TIME Masters House. equal to Uncle Toms Cabin, just
| Il received at
| Sep. 1dtf E. hOWITZ GU bookstore
r GATHER Stocking and Silk q story of Virginia, for
| / 4 sale at the PIONEER BOOKSTORE,
| Sep. ldtf Opposite the Post Office
UNION OF THE MISSISSIPPI AND AT.
/ LANTIC By STEAM.
BY THE ROCK ISLAND AND CHICAGO RAILROAD
THIS connection affords the only continuous route by
II To 10 tin fron Panl Ru mis- e
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M|kemtp'a Column.

F. HENRY NC kENTY,
u A L Err IN REAL ESTATE,
oFFIcE-oLD POST OFFICE BUILDING,
(Third Street)
SAINT PAUL, MIN. TER.
AND bought and sold throughout the Territor,
AImoney loaned, Investments made to The best
vantage, and Land Warrants located.
REEERESCES.
New York. Minnesotu.
Gilbert Davis, Esq, Gov. w. A. German,
Daniel Curtis, E>4.. Hon, II. WEIGH, Chi.
Capt. A. ~ PeySIer, Justice Of Min Ter.
Mess{s J. Thompson Hon. Henry NJ. Rice Del
L. Nephew, egate to Congress,
Messrs. Williams & Gui0n, Rice, HOllingshead &
Phiiddeiphia. Becker, Attys at Law.
Joseph Patterson, Esq, Pre- Messrs. Borup Cakes
ident Western Bank, Bankers,
Messrs DFexel Il Co. B'ks. J. T. Rosser, Esq Secre
4" X. Taylor 4 Co, tary OF the Territory,
:. " Freed Ward Il Freed, Ames Il Van Etten, Al
d" Bingham + Dock, tOrneys at Law,
&" Siters James Il Co., Rev. T. NJ. Fullerton, Re
d" Bailey d Co., gister u. 8 Land Office
Edward Hurst ESD. NOta Win. Hulcombe, Esq. Re
~ Public, cever U. S. Land Office
II. Messchert, Atty AT Law, T. 7. Mann, NJ. ID.
James Kitchen, NJ. ID.
William StOeveE, Esq
Nea0 Orleans,
Messrs. Brown, johnson 4 Co., Bankers.
%ikburg
Messrs. Brown & johnson, Bankers. t4e-u
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COMMERCIAL.
ST. PAUL MARKETS.

DAILY PIONEER OFFICE,
September 4, 1854.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
The following list of the rates at which foreign banh
and exchange bought and sold is corrected o
the PIONEER daily by Mes.rs BORUP CAKES, Bankers
nd Exchange Dealers Saint Paul.
Exchange New York and st. Louis i p cent
" Dubuque and Galena. ~ -
" ChlcaSO.
Eastern Exchange bought at par for currency
AL Eastern Ohio, Indiana, Michigan and other West
currency takon at par
ATLANTA and MACON (Georgia) taken ., l~ir
Memphis, Tennessee Erie and Kalamazoo; Newport
Safety Fund Kentucky Trust Co., Covington Conner
vle Indiana and Bank of Commerce, Dist. Columbia,
notes not received
BANKING House C. H. PARKER.-Rates OF Elk
change
Eastern 3-4 per cent. premium
Southern 1-2 per cent. premium.
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n =. IxIJRIraNk A. CO.

j. G.. HUKEANA a. COs,
STORAGE, Forwarding and Commission Merchants
- Grocers and Dealers in Grain and Provisions
VII iri Boat 81 Paul, Min. j. Z BCKBANk,
G. +. WHITNEY.
Shippers and Consignees will find to their interest 10
business with Us, the expense Of Labor snd pEAy-
t,e IL saved.
REFERENCES
Gov. w. A German,
S %:s s \ s'si' = C. St. Paul.
Alex Wilkin.
b. II. Campbell, Co
LOrrain 4 Co.,
r. s. Harris, 4 Co.
R R''T S s.sa, ST. Louis.
S San,'ss s { s'.ns g Co., Boston
Mark Packages care d. Il Z. Wharf Roat ST. Paul.
Minnesota.
ST Paul, Nav L., 1854. 1.tf
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SASH, DOOR, AND BLIND FACTORY.
TINE undersigned respectfully informs the public that
i he has fitted up establishment on the corner of
Fourth aud St. Peters streets in the Of the Presby
terrain Church. for the manufacture of
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS.
He will at all times keep hand the largest and best
all work his line to be found in Mime
sota Orders promptly filled at the shortest notice.
reasonable terms The attention of the public is called
to an examination Of his work and prices.
N. ball orders from the country promptly attended
to, GROSS
81. Paul, August II, 1854 aug 19-dn
DOCKET BUUhs aI;9e AID bca utifnl assortment at
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EAvs xu4E I.AnuES-

FOR THE LADIES'.
Mrs. HALL New Household Receipts,
wi g g New Cook Book,
Mrs, Leslie,s Complete Cookery,
" New Receipt for Cooking,
T.. HAMILTON 4 CO.,
june 3O-dtf No. 3 Win,low House,
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j. w. BASS rHEODOR BoRpP. s.. CHAMPLIN.
BASS, BORUP & CO.,
STORAGE, FORWARD AND COMMISSION MER.
CHANTS, AND GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS,
Leuee, Opposite Steamboat Landing, St. Paul, Min.
REFERENcEs.-P. Chputeau, Jr. & Co, New York;
d. j. w. Banning, Cincinnati; Riggs q Levering, St,
Vale, st. Louis; Buord Brothers, Rock island; II. II.
Sibley Mendota; Livingston d Fargo, Buffalo; Dole,
Rumsey n CO., Chicago; Geo. Smith, Chicago; James
Garter 4 Co, Galena; b. II. Campbell d Co., Gaena;
H. F. McCloskey, Gaena; Fran Kiln Steele, Fort SHELL
ing; BOrup r Oakes st. Paul
II Liberal advances made on consignments-Mark
packages care b., B. & Co., ST. T aul, NJ. r."
st. Paul, April lllh, 1854. l-tf
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q 80 Ea.!sIz4zz5sasS{ sEE-N
GREAT CENTRAL & u. 8. MAIL ROUTE.
INROM ST, PAUL to the Atlantic Cities and intermediate
u points, via first class steamers of the Minnesota
Packet Company, Michigan Central Railroad, Great
Western (Canada) Railroad, or the Company's splendid
line of Steamers on Lake Erie connecting with the New
thoroughares in the United States This route perfect
in its connections and is unequaed in safety, comfort
dispatch and economy.
Cincinnati passengers tcketed the New Albany
and Salem Railroad reaching their destination hours
sooner than by any other route.
Tickets sold Detroit Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Baltimore,
Washington, Philadelphia New York, Boston, Niagara
Falls &C., &C., at much reduced rates and by the best
routes T. NJ. MErCALF, Agent,
No. Winslow House,
Saint Paul July 4. 1854. jv Adm
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Ii A N X!
CHARLES HI. PARKER,
BANKER and EXCHANGE BROKER, and ATTORNEY
AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.

BANKER and EXCHANGE BROKER, and ATTORNEY
AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
EXCHANGE Bought and Sold
MONEY RENTED to England Ireland Scotland France,
Germany any other important point the Continent
of Europe.
INTEREST allowed on Special DEPOSITS.
objections made throughout Minnesota, charging the
current rates of Exchange and the actual expense vi col
Letting.
LAND WARRANTS Bought, Sold and Located.
LOANS NEGOTIATED yielding from Is to 80 per cent with
unexceponable real estate security coupon boaIs pay
able In New York or elsewhere as instructed
Hier Wird DeutSch GesproGsen.
References by permission:
Gov. Willis A. German, Ex.GOv. Ramsey, st. Paul,
Min Messrs. Page Il Bacon, st. Louis, Mo. American
Exchange Bank, N. Y.
Banking Hours.
From O'Clock AN, to l2]a P.N.
~ I'm, to5PN.
Rates Of Exchange.
Southern E,stlsn; : : cent cent prem prem
'''''''A Money Market. "a y ''"' p'e'''
E;r't C On eau pan.r cen,' per M"
''''' N'S' Land warrants. ''N'' pHa BUY S'g
lou Acre lTU
so " ......................,.,.. .......... 70
+" ..-.-........ .''......' ...'''.'..'. 10
Rates of Discount Bank
When receired Deposit. in Exchange for Notes
other Currency.
GEORGIA.
:; t'l'i''' p.,n ,.....''''''' .''.'...'''..'
Milledgville Bank Milledgyiile. Observation-Disclosures. /
KFNTICKy.
Newport Safety Fund (shinpaster).. ..........
Erie Kalamazoo, Adrian. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3
INDIANA.
Union Plank Road Co. Observation-Disclosures. .... SO
ILLINOIS.
Rock Island Bank, shinIlaster, signed by NJ B
O,bO alone
DISTRICT COLUMBIA.
Bank of Commerce. Observation-Disclosures.
ALL other Currency in good credit in New Yorh
and st. Louis. received ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. par.
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Parkerss Real Estate Abstract.
CTRANGERS and residents, before purchasing Real
- Estate in this city and county, loanirg money
thereon, will find 1t to their interest to consult said alb
stract
And they invited to call and examine it, before re
lying upon information obtained from any other SOURCE
Its advantages will be cheerfully explained
Stint Paul, August 4, 1854. aug 12-n
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CHAMBLIN 4 MORGAN,

CHAMBIIN 4 MORGAN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FANCYA AND STAPLE DRY GOODS AND CLO1TYIvG
ATS, Caps, Boots Shoes and Furnishing Goods, Car
4 l. peting Oil Cloths, Window Shades and Curtains,
Wall Paper &c. Third street. between Roberts and Jack
son. May1.
M ARBLE WORKS. The undersigned has been app"in
XNl ted agent for Kent Il Fullers celebrated marble
maunfactOry whereby he is enabled to fill all orders for
Grave Stones Monuments Busts and Mantles at the
w. s. COMBS,
MAY 12tf Near American House
EXPRE SS NOTICE.
LII persons ordering merchandise packages or money
n from the East will please direct the same
to be marked to the Care of Burbank Co, Ialena.
J. C. BURBANK u co.
aug 3O-dkwtf Props Northwestern cypress Co.
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TO ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.
T UST received all sizss of Whatman's Drawing Paper
81 IL fine sets Mathematical Instruments,
SlOans Model Architecture, Vols.
Benjamin's Architect.
Modern Builders Guide,
everything needed by them for sale cheap for cash at
COMBS Book Store. the American House june IL
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CCRIOUS SrICIDE-ABUsE OFANENGRANT.

Fros The Toronto CoIonat nh
An inquest was held about week ago on the Fourth
Concession York Township by +. &. Fisher ESD COro-
Her the body of German omgrant, the circumstances
connected with which very extraordinary The man.
fine active fellow about % or 50 years OF age, accom-
panied by his wife Gnd Guild appeared az the house OF Mr.
Cooling famer the Fourth Concession, not far from
Weston They were totally unable 10 make themselves
understood not being able 10 speak word o. English
and w. Godlng knowing nothing Of German. Ihey
were however offered supper after partaklng OF
which the outside Of the house with his wife,
and after saying few words 10 her about ten yards
10 wei and threw himself headlong into Il. Mr.. Gold
ing with the assistance OF another got him out a.
possibe, but he dead having probably been
killed ~ the fall. The inquest was held the following
morning. and German farmer from the neghborlood
Ieug interpreter, the wife OF the deceased,
yorg woman Of about 81 was sworn AMI told the follow
ny strange story: Her husbands name, she sad. was
Christopher Brown They had come to America with a
view oi beerDg their condition. They had gone from
Toronto 20 Hamilton There the deceased met man who
engaged him 10 come back 10 Toronto and tol him Thar
be- would plenty OF work the railroad. They were
brought g. Aouse "a Toronto kept by German There
Ore deceased made 10 believe that he bad been regu-
larry bought by the parties be dealing with, and that
the would d-l,se o him they liked and keep bis wife
lie lad sun which they took from hun, under pre-
nat d" owed them money and made him believe they
woud shoot him with il, and keep ms wife and enid.
Driven operation, he escaped with hs we and chud,
and found h- way 20 York township, when he destroy
90 hufe above stated lie was entirely out oi money
The WONG woInsn in great distress Being asked
what he husband had said Immediately before he threw
himself into the well. she stated that be had sad they
going stone him here, and that he would rather
be- shnr han stoned, he would return 10 Toronto. lie
hen Immediately killed himself HIS conduct like
that n man Gboring under delirum tremenr, but his
wife ,uid hat he OF temperate habits and he was Of
strong. healthy appearance. The probability is that
Driven 70 dcsperaon by the difficulties he met with, and
cutie out ct money he lad lost command OF his
The Jury returned verdict 10 the effect that he had killed
himself while laborng under temporary insanity. What
makes tie matter smeuable i that If he had
eoie about mile further be would have fallen in with
run Der OF German farmers, who would have been very
glad TO obtain bis services AZ good wages The jury very
humanity raised among them Of over g for he
young woman and provided her with temporary shelter
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eceived impressions. The one blamed, some
. most severely, what his companion found ex-
lirslr nrai.eunKfhv One might ohserv O here aCAin

eceived impressions. The one blamed, some
1 most severely, what his companion found ex-
iingly praseworthy. One might observ 9 here again
dearly how almost each individual ',ontemplates
and the same object quite differently, and often even
,nentirely opposite light Thsparti' ularity oindi-
lusl conception accounts also for tie singular fact
that sometimes two equally intelige,f and cOnscen-
tiou observers visit place togeth' r. OF which each
Of them carries away different imp feeson and conse
one tly gives quite different descr IptiOn.
" did not enjoy our nights re II long all sorts Of
ip.ets Of the most impairment nature were soon felt
err ling over our faces and 0dies aud the whole
slsssng community was kept awake and moving
Sw5eniy in the middle Of the night the trunk of the
tree which served stair case to the groundlcor,
wa used by all the cOmpsr y started down, a if
d been called upon to si All unexpected attack
tt il was only the iii porturity Of small insects,
n, which FASTENED 70 ielivey ourselves The rest of
the night We spent in the open air. sitting on rocks and
waiting with anxiety fO the appearance OF the day
DR. Wagner had the mi fortune to be bitten by scor-
pioD in the left hand shich occasioned severe In
Examination aud made al feel extremely uneasy for
some time The bite ef this insect frequently causes
feyers and stiffness OF II tongue for several hours.
This time, however, the intense pain remained con-
fined 70 the and the shoulder aud by the constant
app c tOn extern ally and internally of spirits Of harts
hor-l, be swelling. soon stopped and diminished
l liquid ISL excellent and secure remedy against
all kinds of snds produced by the bites Of snakes
or other yenoI a.ss animals. The Indians make use
also Of total iEtOXicaton, by liquors or other spirits
in ease any Of them has been bitten by snake
To such ate of excitement and fright is an indiyd
ual raised that he is generally obliged to take three
times the quantity by which, in sound condition, in
toxicatO, would be produced Dr. Weddell, French
physica and naturalist, who recently Travelled win
Count Castenau for several years in South America
and ot medical gentlemen, state that they have 90
served in the above the most astonishing results
from this singular cure by drunkenness.
III lily in the morning Of tho 9th Of May we leaped on
the old dry bGned mule and followed behind by the
cry me- encouraging driver. set out at most SLOW
an tiIcsOInc pace for San Ramon
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BLOODY AFFRAY-AN OFFICER AND ONE
or OCR CITIZENS STABBED.

About u o'clock on Thurrday evening last Constable
Warren passing Judge Gardner Office and discovered
q wing ON the Sidewalk, face downward, apparently
in state Of insensbilty Other citizens passing about
the same time, among whom were s. L. Chase aud Abal
Eastman, II suggested that il would be unsafe 70 per-
nit him remain believed that he was in a state
of helpless ntoXceon. Mr.. Warren therefore raised him
from the walk, and accompanied by several other citizens
started with him toward the hou.. with the view OF
giving him comfortable quarters the county provides
in slII Lar cases.
A. e. Gilbert is the name OF the man arrested. and Mr.
Warren informs that he made resistance worthy OF
note until they had arrived opposite Judge Gardne e
dence, and that up tina; time appeared much
Here indications OF ntoxcsOn disappeared and ne began
the ero,ity OF tiger. Hs hrst assault We
remember rightly, Eas 90 Abal fes'nsn se'Lns u
finger IN ne mouth nc .ook of two rags rom ne tlgef,
,rg al hem valued &: 80 which, si.er some >.Grchi ~o>
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RECENT FIRES.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT RICHMOND. VA

n ID. v
Abou; halfpss eight clock as, night FIRE broke
in the large FIVE story tobacco mandatory situated n
Cary.s nearly opposite the City Gas Works The build
nc belonged the estste Of the late PctauN Robinson
bnt w,s In the occupancy Of Me.srs o. ". GILLIAN Il Co..
tobacco manufactures. When >t discovered the hames
sppesred 10 be confined 70 the fourth story II tho bang
but 80 combusibe the materials upon which he hre
fell that the whole building WAS IN snes before the tire
men ded in throwing solitary stream ot WAFER upon
IT, Finding useless 10 waste ther energies upon the
burning building, ihs fTsm' VcFl properly tuned men
attention the adjacent icneInent. Shockoe creek
constituting the Eastern and Car! St the southern o0ui
AIRY 81 the building the hemen promptly passed IN rtas "
the factory and commenced PLAYING upon the oO"'mgs
situated on the North and West Of IT, burning PIE 4
light wind from the South directed the flames duly Norih
and period carried vcums Of smoke and cnhers
into Main-st. distant whole SQUARE from the scene OF
confagration. The GromoG howeyc-. passed under the
walls of the burning building mounted upon the roots OF
the ienemenis situated IN the and by dint 81 almost
supcrhuman exertons saved every building the vicinity
Of the ire - intense tie heat upon the root at
o. the houses nearest the IRE that ~ one period the FIRE
nen could scarcely maintain Their positions. Thy sac
ceec ed in doing hOwCye Misunderstanding their HAS
.soly.d and rolled up like scrvis before the iervent
heat; Bisier.d hands shoulders AID faces are maies OF
no consequence Mr. TcVi' would ssy, with our gal
LIANT fir men.
shortly after the deyourug eemcn, had Jmpassed
the Whole interior the building large portion Of the
southern or front wall tell into Cary 81 with tremendous
crash Fortunately the heat intense ~ 70 reVen,
the scctaors nom approaching the building consequently
10 persoua injury sustained from the cramblng wall
Me,srs. Geo W Gillian \ Co. estimate their loss, We
understand, 90 about --oVVV lhtN suCVNcuSu III saiu
some boxes tobacco to-, tier With their booAs aud
papers and had fortunately shipped Yesterday about eighty
boxes manufactured tobacco But the, lost all their stock,
tools fixtures. sc. They had, however, Effected nSar-
auces on stock &c. for about 20 0O0 in the following
offices .fua slOO O0 Protection 5000, aud Hart prd
geo.
The building which was a noble structureNith granite
fronts and widow capswa~ insured $4,000 in the ol
lowing offices .Etna - 900 Richmond Fire Assrcatou
900 and irginia Fire and and Marine Co. $4,000
It will thus be seen that the Ncw-Englani Insurance
Oacos lose heavily bv this fire the fna Company alone
sustaining loss OF $4,000. our home offices lose only
- 600 each.
The propri.ors OF the factory wholly at loss to
account for the origin Of the fire. 1t o'clock the bil-
rg was closed half hour Gicrward the whole toor Of
the fourth story dscoN erti G" be ia flames The pre-
SUMPTION i. that it was the work ~ ncenlary.
iRchsond Buefr. 20
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SrS-STROKE-As AFFLIcTISG Casa young German
IL Little ais cabinet maker by trade, time since
the water lcsse D6rmssdt for his father aad
mother; Last week the old folks came. The son had
planned a residence for them two miles ont Of The
village where the reunited group might live happily
together thenceiCrward ON fndsy last they began 10
put lie furniture into their now home They loaded up
wagon furniture establishment in the village, and
started. The Load however, great that when going
Up hill the father the Oi the family Jac0br
preferred 10 walk and he permitted TO do When
within little distance Of the house, he complained OF
thirst and headache and told his to bring bun water,
while he rested few moments by the road side. Ihz
directly DONE but when the Young reached his
father with the water he could hardly speak but sgned
by motions, that he suffering great pain about the
head he wes carried To the house, aud soon expired
undoubtedly by s4R-SToke. In this atctDg case, the
conveyance used in the forenoon to convey the house
hold goods Of the deceased carried from the same shop DE
oCrH IN the afternoon Utica Observer 2'th
DsGEAcETCL SCENE Is CnuRcH.-Iae, CHs '.z."i
HeraH states that very dsTscefu scene lately occurred
at the Catholic Cathedral in that city An HI.nau
named Timothy Callan brought the body OF hs emo 20
receive the sacramento q te rai,ed lanor poon
Wsterst despite the Bishops orders ta be should give
I'd the traffic Callan rsyed Ike adman swore terri
III, nroc.ined himself good Catholic, who paid his
AZ denouneed the Bishop, and attempted 10 the
cof,in from the carriage il which Il was placed. The
neither plead with the father who was half drank to be
ouiet: but her entreatos were unhceded
Uy,p orr TIE VILLAIN.-Over ID. Stone Of Stroui-.
bnrg Pa end Charles Waters Of Plymouth Pa offer a
reward Of 300 for the apprehension and delivery OF
scoundre named Isaac Brown who on the 5h Of Nove-
Ter 1888 sbsconded from Stroudsburg taking with him
OuDg girl about II years old with whom il supposed he
j. cohabting The said Brown il 80 years old about
feet 10 inches in hight light compexioned sandy hair and
IL crosseyed-eyes light bue-and formerly resident oi
BroOme County " Y. lie is a school-teacher protesses
10 he Baptist, and occasionally turns preacher. The
'ald lsaae Brown LEFT wife and two children 10 srouSs
burg. Sussex Register.
KnLkD.-James T. McCardy, dcck-master at Troy,
killed on "wednesday afternoon By derrick tfesRhs
and falling apOn him.