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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

1T. TNENN hUU DVfIlDI.'U uIIu
DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES No loe Heirys-,
rear = MI Ferry Brooklyn. \ I-MAdape CRUCY Wal be
read, for the re- eptiou Pupils MONDAY the 9Th Of Sep
enber The Teach Ia the Engh and other departments
are the best that procured and efforts spared TO
render this institution in esp~ct perfect As Gao be de-
sired The French DEPARTMENT i uude the particular Of
one Of the Misses CRUCY. who las received Diploms In
end who 8. besides vel scqus.ned with the spanish
Tsve
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
. IARM for SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

~ PbOPE RTY. the south side OF Long Island, consist
int OF y thirty Of which under good of
culrivsion balance o'd TIMBER and meadow good 7ls
al the Necessary Oai Buildings Grape Vines Young ppe
Orchard and other ru 10 located the Great south
BAY 90 eesbr.d for fishing ana fowng For further psrc
ulsT, INQUIRE Of n 2 CRAsE No. S. GOld-st N Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
Real gstdtc for Sale.

A FARM for SALE.-AbOut 80 or 80 acres of
~ LAND. suaed y miles from Hohoken Ferry and Of
mile from the upper part Of the village Of Hsctenssck with
s. House a. seres under cultivation and n good order Cal
sua for yourself Inquire Of NICHOLAS GhOEsBECk,
p.ek Nevv. Terse
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
AT PRIVATE SALE-The following HOUSES
1 and LOTS Va:
COUNTRY SEAT for sALE-Known as

COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-KnOwn as
~ CHESTNUT GROVE, situated the Psssss, opposite
Belleve 81 miles from Newark ~ J.. and hours
drive JeIse City on high ground Commanding fne view.
Of the liver aud surrounding county The house Is 81 D. "
feet built IN cottage style with balconies and piazza and al
extension building ihe rear comprising Kitchen, Laun1ry
Bath and for the The grOand la a p acres
divided extensive lawn sloping 20 the ryer embe
shed hedge shrubbery, eYergreens and Nanety ot
ornamental shade On he sides Of the house are
grove ard fruit In the grapery garden
smell and s suitable distance bsrn
Carriage housf Poultry house &C. Aso. several neds IN
hisb cultivation large proportion OF the purchase
money remain mosaze, or an eIehange a ate t9 city
property. Apply 70 . HOMER hOh1AN,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
TEFNCH PROTESTANT BOARDING and

i DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES No. % West 18th.
~ below 5th.av-Mrs LENERETr will reopen her School
Al The above address THURSDAY sept II Circulars
be obtained her residence Of nes-rs ROE LOCKWOOD
VSON No al Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

OTIS in BROOKLYN on EASY TERMS. :
NEW1ONN VILLAGE LOTS-In MYERS's

ADDlIlOs-Only go to sl5oTh-se Lots high and
beautifully located IN the ve'y heart Of this old hoaag
and numerous ehurhes ana ony ~ minutes from New
foEk flushing hslrosd Tor full particular. sppy
John b MlERS No l95 BEoadwsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

A CELESTIAL PlANO-M our Ware-r0On
~ for sale st bargain We also invite attention 70 olT
large assortment Of superior .GAAND ACTION PIANO
FORTES from ~ oetsyes, which for power, rchor>s
snd purify Of have superos Manuaetured 0y our
selves fronl the best materials and fully warranted for ali
climates Those dering really goOc Piano for moderate
price vii find their tine money thrown sway by cshng
Bpcn DkHNEII n 20 ~ pI pipa""HJ'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
Chances for Business Glen.

business for SALE or LEASE.-A BRUSH
- FACTORY with fall set OF Machinery, capable Of turn
ing 500 dozen Brushes per week net poht Of Sl pei
will be sold Low for cash leased 90 Ieponsbe party
for os tbiId the profits Apply No. lS Maiden lane
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
INSTRUCTION-PlANO and SINGING.-M

PHlLfPPI Professor Of Music begs inform his Pa
p ard the Ldes Of NewYors Srooklyu etc that he has
returned 10 town will his lessons sept H.
R..-derce GLL-Lt cnLnar Of Garden. Hahoken.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
Diano-fortes.

A TTENTION is respectfully invited to our ex'
N teusye assortment OF superior PIANO FORTES at our
new and spacious No. 42l Broomest "a lew
doors eas Of Broad@syJ which In consequence OF the IL
creased demand for our unrgaled instruments have been
fitted 40 With special regard the conyensnce OF our numer
Gus friends and patron e>,, . ,,,, . .r,,,nys
W. .LADD & Co.'S GRAND DIAGONAL
N. PIANO FORTEs with new GRAND ACTION which
bas nc superior al the points which constute perfect M
,trameut LINCOLN THOMPSON No. 44l Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

SIX LOTS OF ls tuae- "a Sad sstt-si5 Inquire
81 the oes Of TIE Empire Iron Wo-s. a' cf E.s' Zh-t
SLOAN LEGGErT
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
L'oR SALE, LEASE or PARrNERsHIP-A

Qoe ot the valuable and useful patents been
granted within the last ten years has been awarded WM
WEBSTER OF Morsans n Y, teiers paten; dated March
y l854l for novel and Invaluable MACHINE for mskiuR
from see 10 ls eco feet OF tany kndl SHEET-MErAL
TUBING per day This machine being exhibited be-
the hours Of A. NJ and p NJ. n No. r. No.
II Waist NewYogk City. where al Interested are solicited
call Towns Cities Counties az1 State Rights fog sale
All communication tpoSi pad promptly replied In thsT
order. WILLIAM WEBSTER,
CHARLES MILLER
AZ Prnnr.slra No Nall.af No. Ynrh
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= EMOVAL.
II FREELAND g. som,

q RE. .opeuing their Fall stock Of Goods in
~ their New Building, one door East Of Dr.
Schooliield's Drug Store. where they invite their
customer. to call aud cramine for themselves.
Country Trade. Of every sort usual, brought
tn this malket, will be taken in exchange for
Goods.
PERSON.. indebted to us will please call and
settle by the end Of the YEAR. 40 We intend TO
make this a standing rule" Short settlements
make long friends"
November l6. 1858. IL =
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can be ebiainrd annually. the snls er-
Prnse being the gathering and carting
"a away. II will. from its very nature.
make much brIier-paper than cane 90
any oi the .iraws oi cerrals -wheai
and oats. Sumo samples .f paper
made from this material. exhibited 10
~. were rrall, brauIiIul. Sci. Am.
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Fnam ,he Dhis Gulii.aier.
DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.

DOMESTIC REcEIPTs.
BrrK.rr BHEAp.-rake a pint ef
new milk, warm from the COW add a
tra-spoonful Of salt. and stir in fine
Indian meal until il becomes a thick
batter; aud a gill of fresh Yeast. and
put IL in a warm place TO rise. When
Il Is very light. stir into the batter
three beaten eggs. adding wheat Hour
Until il has become af the consist
enee of dough: kiead il thoroughly,
and set il by the fire until il begins
te rise then make IL up into small
ioavcs or cakes. cover them with
thick napkin. aud lei them stand un-
Ill they rise again. then bake in a quick
oven.
Porsro crsrlRp.-Mr. Ratehsm -
IIourekerpers are often obliged To- seek
out many n,entiuns during the VIM
ter season, 10 get up ia,orite dishes,
and in such cases deception IL yjr.
tue. Is girls are always interchang.
ing mic. bits with our next nsighbors,
aud a few days ago Lizzie sent in a
moihelly custard pie. WHICH was roted
the best &c the season : but as Il had a
peculiarly rich aud substantial taste,
We brset her for the recipe, when 10 |.
she declared il made up of potatoes,
aud gave ~ the following directions,
which We report for the benefit of the
Culti,ator Cousins;
Boil your potatoes, then peel and
pass them through sieve or.grater.
10 every quarter Of a pound Of potato
. add one quart Of milk. four teaspoon
iuls Of melted butter. four eggs--white'
and yolks beaten separately sugar
nutmeg or any other spice TO your taste
bake in crust, same as cusiard or pump
kin. Very respectfully,
SrN BoNSET.
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has made a mistake and cot the Bi
ble."
The remark made The young attsr'
ney flush with anger, aud turning hi
flashing eve upon the audience. he con
WINGED them that il was no mistake b,
saving
/" Justice needs no other book"
His confusion MAS gone. and instant
~ he Was as calm as the sober judge
upon the bench.
The Bible Was npened, and every
eve was upon him as he quietly and
leisursly turned over the leaves. A.
midst a breathless silence he read To
the jury this sentence.
"Lead us moi info Temptation.
4 minute Of unbroken silence follow
ed. again he read
Lend ns aof iaio temptation"
We felt our heart thrnb AZ the sound
Of these words. The audience looked
At each other without speaking. and
the jury-men mutely exchanged glanc-
es as the appropriate quotation carried
III moral TO their hearts.
Then followed an address which, Tor
IFS pathetic eloquence, ae have never
heard excelled. Its influence was like
magic. We SAN the guilty accuser
leave the room for fear Of personal vio-
lrnce. yhe prisoner locked hopelul I;
the mother smiled again. and before its
conclusion. there was not an eve in the
court that was not moist-the speech
affecting 10 that degree which causes
tears. holding its hrarers spell bound.
The little time that was necessary to
transpire before the verdict Of the jury
could be learned, was period Of great
anxiet, and suspense. But when theil
whispering consultation ceased. AM
those happy words, .Not Guilty.
came from the foreman, they passe,
like thrill oi electricity from lip I,
lip; the austere dignity Of the cour
was forgotten, and not voice was Their
that did not join the acclamations tha
hailed the lads release
The lawyers first plea was sue
cessful one. lie was soon a iavorite
and now represents his district in th
councils Of the nation. I he lad ha
never ceased his grateful remembrance
and We. by the affecting scene hereiI
attempted TO be described, have oitel
been fed to think how manifold great
er is the crime Of the tcmpter thai
that Of the tempted.
d,fLur's Home GgrsIfe.
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CARRIAGE MAKING BUSINESS.

sr,HE subscriber having entered into the Car
! riaee Making Business, at his residence, slI
miles north Of Hillsborough. is prci arcd 70 ere
cute all orders in that line with which he may I've
favored. He has provided himself With good ma
terials. and will keep good workmcn. aud thinks
he will lie allie 10 please those who may want any
article in his line. All orders will he promptly
attended TO- aud his terms will he moderate.
His Wool Carding Machine will bs
furnished with new Cards, and put in good re-
pai, ~ the 18th Of iune.
LEMUEL WILLIAMSON.
March 20. I9u-
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vIciors cArrLE.-I'hc common vice
ofjrmping and throwing fence is taught
To cattle, with scarcely an exception,
by their ow wncrs and arc.takers. Fences
half down, suon fall by the rubbing of
cattle, and teach the first lesson. es-
pccially if cattle have any shreMdness
in observing cause and effect. Very
fine fnnd over poor fence. is the next
lesson: letting down bars aud rail
fences TO the calves, from laziness, so
that the animal has to leap, is the third
lessnn-and this last is often first, se-
cond, and third with sheep, until they
will scale ANYTHING. These three les
sens are usually enough, but fourth
is often aJdcd--placiDg one additional
rail on the fence each successive day,
as they become more skilliul. for the
ostcnsiblc object oI keeping the jum,
per within bounds, but really operating
as most ingenious contri,ancc TO teach
the art of ,aulting. We have heard Of
French being " taught in six lessons, ]"
but very few animal, require more than
the above four to enable them to take
"French leave" Of any ordinary en-
closure. Country Geniien,dn.
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1t is stated in the Charleston papers,
that clay adapted for the manufacture
of porcelain is abundant at Granite
vile, on the Charleston and Hamburg
Railroad, aud that, in view of encou.
raging new branch of industry, the
Granitc,ille Company have granted the
exclusive privilege Of using the clay
on their extensive property to the
Porcelain Manufacturing Company Of
Bennington. (vt.) upon the condition
that it shall be worked upon the spot.
This condition has been accepted, and
operations will be commenced in III,
spring.
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WANTED,

WANTED,
- ICHT AWAY. in exchange Tor new Goods,
~ 500 yard. Of WOODEN Jeans.
900 colored plain wovc l.inseys.
400 white !" do.
sO0 of Tow and Cotton Clnih.
4nO of Bluc-striped Cotton Cloth.
zoo p.irs Of Wool Socks.
600 lbs. homc-spun Shoe Thread.
LONG &. WEBB.
GsOTTON, either in the seed or picked, bought
~ hy LONG & WEBB.
September .6. o.
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Carr. RoRERr CREIGnToN. - The
following incident is related Of the no.
ble.hcarlcd Captain of the Three
Bells"
Captain Creighton was hailed by the
San Francisco with the following qucs.
tion -" Will you charter your ship;
We are loaded with men, woman, and
children. Name your price," Hisre.
ply was. with the true Scotch accent
]" What does the man mean It's not
money that | am after-l am stopping
for humanity's sake" On the third
day, in reply TO another question, he
again responded, " | will stand BY you
if | sink"
1t will be seen By the proceedings Of
Congress that measures are being tax.
en- to present a National testimonial
to this wholc-soulcd seaman who, in
reply to the cordial greeting Of those
who are showing hun the numerous
marks oi their consideration, responds,
with quiet composure -" What have
| done but my simple duty"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-01

ECLIPSE or THE SUS.-There will be
an Annular Eclipse Of the Sun, May
26, in the afternoon. Visible princi-
pally rs large partial eclipse in the
United States, ON the suns northern
limb. This eclipse will be annular,
and appear largest in Canada West,
in the northeastern part Of New York.
in Vermont, and the lower part Of New
Hampshire, and Maine. In those
parts, a bright ring Of light. one>thirl
of digit wide, will be seen upon the
sun. This eclipse Of the Sun will be
larger than any that has been seen in
the United States for number Of years
past. This first time it'e,er accurred,
was on the second Of July, 1918. and
since then it has returned thirty.one
times. Ii occurred in April, 1900, IN
Nav, 1918, aud in May 1886.
At Raleigh, the eclipse begins at Sh.
5Sm., aud will be at Its greatest size
at 5h. Ism. End. Oh. Ism. Duration,
Oh. 25m. Magnitude, 81. digits. which
is more than two-thirds of the suns
apparent diameter.
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ICSr RECEIVED, st the Drug Store, a large
= supply Of Gum Drops.
oGR Doscn Fresh ciirsis Of Magnesia, re-
ceived al the Drug SioIe.
GROUND Pepper, Ginger. and Cinnamon.
- received at the Drug S,ore.
November 80. 10
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Just from New York.
FILL .f.y.D vvI.vTER
@@eDa5Go

,I,HE Subscriber has jus, opened 6ne Stock
4 as t;oods ia his line. selected with great
care hy himself in the city Of New foik. which
for beauiy, TASTE and rrccllcnce. he thinks will le
found 10 equal. il they do no, snrpass, any which
have hriore l~en Offered ia this place. They con.
sist oil rvrty variety uf aniclrp usually kept in
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-01
Caswell Mutual
Fire Insurance Company,

l.UCATED Al MlLiON, y. Y.
JNlllS Company, which has been in successful
operation Tor some months, is prepared To
receive applications Tor insurance ayains, Fire on
Dwelling Houses aud Furniture. Stores, Work-
Shops, Mills, Factories, and other buildings and
PERSONAL prcpeny, ON reasonable terms.
Eiery Que who insures becomes thereby a
mem'cr of the Company. The risks taken are
generally ia tie country OF small towns, 10 this
state aud tinginis, NJ that no heavy loss is AT any
tune anticipated. aud it is expected that il will
seldom. IT at all, he necessary TO make assessments
On the premium notes.
Applications to he addressed 10 James VI. Al
zen, esq. Secretary, Milton. TO the undersigned
a the Post Office ia lIilsborough. who will at.
eiid 10 taking the necessary survey Of the preml-
Fs on which insurance is desired.
JAMES NJ. PALMER, Agent.
November 25. l3--6m
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Fall Trade, 1853.
g. .. ecA9clTlILD,
wholesale and Rstail CealeF, In

Dmss. .usd;eiass. Pgiats. Ola. PsJu.
mrfy. Cigars. fancy .friioiss. S'e.,
rs aaw ircei.ing Inc largest aud nas ssisrs
j s.sck ll Il ls hs. ever sllrrrd 10 She Trade.
,,licA he uill reli se1-ailzblr ierns "a any
.b.t e-lAl.li.illarn, in ,iidlle q, Mr.iein North
t'slalinx-
ri, .sci.n-. csun'ry Merchants. anil fsfmrrs.
a, e.fiisll. insigrd is call and anime iir qua
Il, sadSpncr-. az ~ arr dsi~fnsrd 10 make u %
,hrn Inlrse-l 10 i'u. ID Us.
O.iers srnt will I~ ilieA piompily. nssil, pack
"a. and Esfa xnied ~ih drSs,eh.
ilnlers sns.lnting Ia fe5 OF upwards. ss viii
d.,ef Ire u charge io su, distance uudef l1en-
l,isr miie>.
s.plen.bef "a. 1853. o.
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The price oi Peruvian Guano is now
$50 per ton, and the agents Of Peru,
in Baltimore. are instructed not to sell
of what is consigned to them from the
Chincha Islands IN less quantities than
fifty tons. This is an enomous price,
and the large quantities in which the
Guano is sold BY the agents will make
it still higher to persons wishing to pur.
chase in small quantities.
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Merchant T;lilOr's Shop,

vis; superior French and English Cloths; Plain
aud Figured ftenrh C.ssinier-; satin, silk. aud
wors,rd tr.llnss. ho,h figured snd plain; shirts.
with the --LATEST French b,-oms; Cravats. Neck
Ties. &c. Also q veil selected assortment OF
Ready Made Clothing. such as
Dress Coats. Over Coats. VESTS,
l'aDta.OOns. Sc. Sc.
His friends and ,hc public generally. are invit.
ed 10 give him call. ne he Heels confident he can
please IN ayis, quality and price.
u j The I.sirst Fashions are reported Ia him
ment,ly from two Of the most fashionable Cities
in Tbs world; and he ilaiisrs himself that be can
make as good fits as can he made amy where.
He also promises the publ, that he will take
pleasure inaCulting and Making work IN every
si,le that may l,e desired.
L.. CARMICHAEL.
October 10. W.
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JUsr RECEIVED,

AT the Drug Store. SiI,y Ounces OIL
"A NINE.
October ~. Or
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WoRTn KNowING.-Boil three or four
onions in 4 pint of water. Then with
a gliding brush do ovcr your glasses
and frames, and the flies will not light
on the article washed. This may be
used without apprehension, as it will
not do the least injury to the frames.
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Land for Sale.

STS northern OrsDgr lipr,
- As . body OF up-lsnd, Il is inferior
u nonc "a the middle part of this state. The
open lands are we'll enclosed. and in good heart;
ae res, l4nds are hes,ily nml'rre,, and sil rcll
wsiered.
On the lands are variety cf suhstsnua. im-
proye,lenis--DwcllingH H.ases. Wheat aud To-
b,cco Barns, Saw ssl ti;ist yiills-in pcri,ci re-
pair.
Il will be .olJ in parcelsto suit any purchaser.
AUl. Z. CAN EkON.
Stssville y, U.ssprange. Nov. 81. 0iu-
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Oa me Goal nine, af fkr Hssgkfss EsfSfs cas
~ fhe 7aykr Esfsfe ia chsfLam ccssafy
NC.
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The best aud cheapest material
which VIC have yet seen. applied TO the
making Of paper, Us a fine sea grass,
thin ia the blade aud Of great length.
Ii i, so abundant around some parts ot
our coasts, that millions of tons oil It
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TmE OYSTER CRop OF BALTIMORE =
According to The Baltimore Ameri-
can" the product Of the oyster trade
Of the city is equal to or greater than
the product Of all the wheat and corn
raised in the State of Maryland. The
whole shores Of the Chesapeake Bay
and its tributaries are adapted to the
growth Of the oyster, and as but one
year is required for their growth, an
immense profit accrues to those engag'
ed IN the business--a profit which u
estimated at some three hundred to slx
hundred per cent.
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0A0 YARDS Tow and Cotton
sOOO Cloth wanted at
LONG 4 WEBBS.
September -. o.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-26
TspEcIAL NOTICES.

.rnviaorating rsIixir 90 CordI

1nvigornfing Elixir or Cordial.
host OF fearful diseases thath In times past been
susceptible relief but not OF cure, lite
rally exterminaied by Ills preparation. Among these
may be enii1erated nervous ieadach. tic dooreux,
s,asa Idgcslsop neSNous trembnss, hysteria party
SIS iulfseaiy ages hypoelouariasis, vertigo, spasms
fatntIng FITS, general wphkness and lost OF functional
injecting general health OF nind and body
Az remedy for any Of the complaints which produce
sexual always anabsoute invariabe
specific. riysss5f
TheCprdiafs put up highly copeentrated in pint bot
Ties Price three dollars Yer bottle, two iof five dollars,
six FOR twelve dollars. C.lIsRlNG, Proprietor,
gs 3t ~, 1872 broad II, New York.
by Druggists throughout the United States. Canada
Gn,iithe West Irdies. .13s1ff'jsl - T.
Agentsilw nkkLisa- KRLLs q CALDWELL.
cINcIxssrf-rBsH MEAKLN7S.
10 See advertisement. 81 m;22
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good for anything! lie is made of that kind Of
material whichkis so easily worked that every one
tiesa hand in it. A sterling character, one WHO
speaks for himself and speaks what he thinks-is
ALWAYS sure TO have enemies. Theynre nsntces-
Sary as fresh air They keep him alive and active.
A celebrnted person. W ho was surrounded by en-
emies, used 10 say:-"They are sparks, which, il
yuutlo mot blowifhem, go out of itemselves."-
Let this be your feeling, while enleavoring to live
down the scandal of those who are bliter against
You. Iffyou stop to dispute, you do but as they
desire, nd open the way for more abuse, Letthe
poor fellow talk. There WILDE reaction il you.
Ito but perform yonnduty; aud hundreds who were
ence alienated from you, will fiUek TO yougand
acknowledge their error.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-26

i, ,EyEcuTIoNs IN MAssAcHusEFrs. Since the a.
doption of the Institution of, the State, in 1850,
there have been 81 individuals hung on the gall
lows, viz: % for murder i6 for burglary, O. for
highway robbery; 5.for rape,4 Tor arson, forrob-
berry, and forplracy--tot 65-ulder Stnte's au-
thority; and under that of the United Stntes, 10
for murder, and Z for piracy and murder. There
are now 1our criminals under sentence of death
one in the Stttes p rison, oneIn Worcester, one
III Greenfield, aud one in Taunton. -Thrs. Casey
is the next criminal 10 be executed. His year ex-
I.iEes on ile 9Th inst. fssss3s. a-i.l
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D1soERoUsIY SrABBEp.ZA difficulty occurred
on Saturday hight, between 10 and i 1 o'clock, be-
tween hlr. Patterson, the mate Of the steamboat
Harry Hill, md Charles Black, second mate OF
dangerously woundea by the latter, who succeeded
in elfecting his escape, nnd has not yet been ar
resred. The wounded man, it is fea1ed, will not
recover--N. o. Delta. !