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SUPPOSED RuSAwAr.-A small negro boy, named
Edward, who said he owned by Mr.. Chandler was
pass
He was found, BY the w,tchmer, on Monday night az
the corner OF Broad and Adams s under
which warrant the presumption that he is runaway
He commit cd for further examination
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Inc Funeral OF the late gnt Rev. Jonathan II. Vain
wright, Provisional Bshop Of the Diocese of New York
TOOK place on Sturdy last with all tho solemn aud i'm
pre'"7s burial ceremonies Of the Protestant Episcops
Churcb, In whose service he had lived aud died
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CHOLERA IN lTALT.At the last dates the cholera was
diminishing in vFience in Italy. 10 Genoa the death.
were seventy day and the 1885, aud Naples there
w're over FIVE thousand person, treatment it'll the
disease but it was nevertheless soa,ng In Leghorn the
cases have been reduced ten or twelve daily.
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Toe Grand Jury Of the city court inN k have
found uP"a'd' Of 1000 bills against soniy persons for
sailing liquor without license.
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WHr's IN TIE WHDl-A Court Martial, we are
,,nnkrmed, sseembled yesterday at the Nav
faad, To Try Mr. Fleming, the Master Machoist for
m'lfeasance ia office.-.Noyolk Beacon, SEPT. 23.
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" SPECIAL NorIoEcty and Country Merchant, ere re-
s csas ny Ss Sn , 5ss ibis Evening a.
can be had. Sale positive See advertisement.
~ SUGAR, MoLAssEs, DUNLOP MONOURE co
ask the attention Of de ,- to their auction ~
viiri and warehouse, Rockets seT
6N,P DLE rrEH PAP iI5.-2 200 TsaDs hsyT.I FySa1I
~ aud An1scedn, Cap aud Let er Papers, sale At
Gig an country trade supp. d. seal
MANILA PAPERS, ENVELOPES dc "A choice a,,oIt.
WI meat OF superior Manila and Envelope rapsr Or sale at
City and country dealer, supplied. .9T
spUSNET BUAHDs.-iuU gro Bonnr, soaTG, -,- -. = I-I-
U.ty AID country dea er' supplied. "'' DUN .ear
dLIFrOS ACADEuY.-Ihe next session will com.
n,acto hoSous AID .p s ~ t o. g hssuI
%; Gtsss Latin Ens,h Hrsnh spanish and Italian LhsuAge',
Sciences by critical inaon, on best text books illus.
Of A.ish ''' vance, s1iI D &c ~ "'''
~ bulletin and Enquirer copy I'LL 10th Oct
{ mE;Esf.- rs boxes, receiving for sale By
s s.y coFrkE-Soo s.s, 70 ;sSIs ard ioI
Sides good and damaged e sk hEa'ses Tor
sea- Cary street.
~ rias s,l, Ga,no Hydraulic Cement Havana white susar
'vH DAVENPORT ALLEN 4 co.
fUM-'o 6SI' Aa0, s.;s2 s %ssaf.ss,s
SUGAR HOUSE MoL,ssEs Jackson. o,ndls., Mustard
W pe"J DAVkSPOHf, ALLEN Il co.
&S1n HEwARD.-The following Nsgroe, absconded
90 .o F Es D Ok; aq: = . .:s
apprehenon and delivery at the Mines, Jail In
GEORGE black Negro feet inches In height year,
n,shsent ptghy looking generally smile, -hen spoken
mouth small Tor nsso-rsed In Charlottesville and lately
., sS.SS e. .s.,S
~ year, Ola bum on hi, lsf near the ,hOuldvIde
He vas raised BY John Hart Hunt, Pyiysnl. county
sc" -eSt JOHN J. wERTH, Agent.
HID. prime bright sso1d;s IL. .;,sly,a
SIDEs-iCO0ibs prime bright Western sides, for By
~ ss2I-d O. T. WoITHAH co.
NANCY GOODS, &c.-R. ". ZIMMERMAN, iJ8 Main
street. oneIs Tor sale hne stock OF German, french and
By '' &C., 'o' WIZ % '''a IsdssSass, '"'
'ei1 o,rner Main and ian srssts
cO '@ jim N. GoRDos : SON
PLE-ibe subscriber has now open one Of the largest
s.d mos, yated stocks Of superior Ready Made q thing
compete Comprising every article, style sod quality, kept In
Clothing OF Furnishing Hoae Al person, in want solicited
such low cash prices, satisfy all who favor with
their patronage ID. GOODMAN,
have iu,reeeved and opened supply Trunks,
Carpet Bags Umbrellas India Raobsr over Goats, JsSso,
NEW I 49,. GOODS, isst-Ar HEAD a9Asrsas
yspdd Of Resdy Mad. oio,bins sod Gensmsn
yarn,hins Goods Of all the styles sso, oloihs
sssr.. Aa which viii be msd' up e ss,rrs the
sets oarnsrof Asip and eorsrnor streets.
VEsTs-vrsTs-vBsrs .--Jast received. . large and
s. ssrp..d ysr s,,ey oss .ns Ra.n
*9s ~ s.Ias e9rurSf Main and doTernor IS.
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UIEU,
MARY L. CAs.ady. ~ -' $50 ~Ae
The friends OF the famty chs M.rsush
respectfully invited attend the
the latter, this evening ~ SS O'Clock,
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Inc whole number Of deaths 10 New York during the
past week was 6p7, decrease OF 81 from tho prevou.
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A BOOK
FOE THE lIEnIC.I

BOOK
FOE THE 1IEDIC'.L STUDENT.
UNHE STUDENTS REVIEW; on
Mate IA Nal and Pharmacy. ~ II. NJ. Anderson, ~ D.;
i voume l2no. Sl2N - -
The subscribe having the author
viii eHer early in October In sri improved dre,.
JAMES wO0DHOU5H,
bookseller. iSs Main street
MEDICAL. BOOKS.
J. W. hss .or sac At low pries stock OF Medical
Ctl-se. "
EWE THEY AItE.-Ju,t arrived hv The steamer a
- splendid assortment Of SIX uHi Piu yeir Vests of the
latest rri.erns IN price from - ti6
sasey Gus 80 lin' something Eeneei and dre,sy
se21 WA INA suJru
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MARRIED.
DIED,

On IhursdsJ September sl, By the Dr. Howell MARION
Eco. u Of this city. S''
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In paper covers, ti23; ci,th Si,IJ. ~
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MI folio OF 1854 By Richard White vol syo
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talented author. 10000 ~ ''''
Captain canot; Twenty Years African SLAYER Reinr
an account his career and the nte
nor on shpooard and In the West Indies and edit
ed from me C.ptsns surnal' memoranda and
al p. $3.50 o"''N"oHs fi'se
work since Robinson Cruoe excited half IN.
OF this biography The nst large edition In
days. - ~ A W.
iLso-schOo all kinds which will be sold CHEAP
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wa. IRA SMITH.
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n tafroS tADsMV Il situst-d ~ miles the M.ttoax
~ Dep richmond std Dsvie Railroad exercises com.
Is Permanent " ~ so" S>'''''
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SAD TIDISoa-The individual named VIM Tierney,
whose mysterious disappesrauce on last Saturday fort
nBh We noticed on yesterday died in the poor house on
tue night oil the 10Th inst lie was dscoveted about
O'CLOCK IN the aernoon Of that day. in sn on
Is. street, near Mr. TiLseys bakery, 10 a state of nse-
soihy, poducei by couyulsive attack TO which il
appears ne was subject for some years
Mr. hchael., the efficient superintendent of the po,r
mousse being apprs"d Of the condition OF the strange
man, had him promptly removed to that establishment
~hcre, notwithstanding every effort relieve HIM h,
died. alter lingering eight hours in the most intense cou
vusye agony.
THIS viii doubtless relieve the anxiety of the moor
wife, "ho with her three children, had been rostcsy In
pursuit oil some tiings respecting him since his d. 40
pearahcc. Alas, tho issue turns out a sad oue-and
tbough she has been somewhat prepared for IT, IL will
prove no lees heart'rchding and distressing
The possibility Of his having returned to Lyncbbury
10 convey her to this city, presented some faint grounds
Tor hope upon which she had rested the i6y Of
his being still living. But that exists no longer Hs
death Is now certain beyond doubt.
HElLrH or TUE crrFo The subtraction OF our country read
e who may yet entertain doubts IN re,
gard TO The present state Of the health this we f1rn,,h IN
DAY i Of insrmenis In the shoSkoe Hill Buynk Ground from
the 18th TO the 18th Inst. '''e '''''
This We should suppose, will satisfy them OF III. healthy eondI
ZION OF The city 10 respect 10 which Uoua
soroad There not have said days ago the a
grounds for belief the contrary city nov In
healthy condition than known years Such
her. 'e ''Ns"' ''A'
The o#ing return the number Of in,.rm.n,, vb,
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NOUS NEW BOOKS Jusr nEt s.D.-r.1I, .c..s.s;
lNn Sketches OF Thomas Jefferson,
drew Jass Henry Clay John Randolph Ac BY Jo c. Bald
win, author OF Flush Times-price 81 " ~ "
The Scout the Black OF Copgaree nv VIM G,nor
simms, Esq, new edition-pree rs ~
Old Redstone, Historical
i'm ' early nister its PerilOu tim :ord by
The PARALLELS Of Frederic Adophu, from the
venth German edition, with vaTiou,
Ma,u%mer Flowers for the young by Mary Howt
Lees Cabinet Library for Young People, four volume,
consisting OF the African Crusoe the
esotes u Animals Anecdotes Birds
IS volume. r P''~'
Chambers Repository and Anu,ino L.
vols-price $50 per ,ett ''"
Cummings A. ctures the Apocalypse Nr.
eet, Voices Of the Day, Voices Night fcIib each
'o frrsh lnvace OF Standard En- Edition, of the m .,
popular British Authors embracing Poetry History the Dana
rne Arts ana General Literature, all OF which
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hLD C0GNAC DHANDY-vinisge 1928
" Old Howard do do is,5
Do champagne do do 1919 Warranted rem.
inc, for sale in quantities to suit purchaser, by
ie6 RhWLISGs NuIrp
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All now In receipt OF large Winter s,oot a, anna.
nr ady Made Clothing every a,tic,e nv -
70 uheh would invite the attention
sincere thanks to former their liberal
anu solicit an early call from them examine INV new
,tGsk which much larger than ha on hand
ulon u my usual stock, hl keeping
Fine Furnishing Goods would in,,t. III
attention oil all who want nice and handsome Goods "
hENkY sHAFER
rp ,,n,, corner Main and lIth streets,
sI-s OF Clothing. " N sN"A la,ke
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W SPECIAL NorCE-Cy and Country Merchant, are re.
specially invited 70 attend this Evening
o'clock at J sales Room No 100 Main bargains
can be had. Bale positive. See Advertisement
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- MoIuERs sasAsr Czsrus.-rs... cloth. A.,.
nov STAINED an rspu,.oa saordIus the ooy rsr.
sssins and preventive ef the meth.
should bear In mind that valuable Cloths are not
cure the srea't when risen; this, they ar. d.sn.d
rssn. IN" catastrophe, which they certainly vii do
therefore Who have ieas, fear or Of
risen breast. should no, .a, TIL they arc ,A...usd to send for
but should procure them At once aud pu, them aside
10 meet emergency. -
ton 9th. sqr.s s,s ssy T yer. speedily dp.. al. indian.
fr. ~ sss .o. and p.b. restore The n.turs
ao,S.r Ssr p',:sy Of eA,...sD Rsslsr
ovuott IN Wearing The cloths du,in.
Sneh he OF milk 10 dlmcuit and ps'' -
one mas ever found fault With that H. An, -
value b, banarrJ ne sney Are esteemed insstmsbs
they arc perfectly convenient to wear and ..x. -. -.
the applied or ~ % upon
with entire c. venience. 'A''eu aPisasare
rsmittanes Of eoo, accompanied By n can't, ,, =,
~, ~. secure The transmission by nail Of
They are 70. sale excluiiseiy BY '~'-
al, Ank 1kAii Wholesale and Retail Agents..
direction. for spp Sia ; S... a;s mi ys.
them. ''S-Ns .-s's S'osHs VIII accompany
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-27

Coon ADVICE THE RIGHI QuARrER.-The Irish
American Of this week, publishes another address TO
Irshmcn in America from (he pen Of the Eii,or Mr..
Lynch. The American asks:
"What sha do to the storm which 'hres,eus:
What shall 90 ward of the impending evils How
TO right ourselves in public estimation 5"
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- CHu0LE.'s GEO uEThY.-PFom Ii. O. " y MAUnI ,.
~ Perinenaant Of the National Observatory Washington
DEhR Pray of your work m
peeiip'e deoetry am glad - that you moving
IN this drecton with school book you
hope you will meet with the with
me success which IL deerye for all as lar
as from hAs'y examination JIdge
mathematical 1'1
EENIsIs OF DESCRIPTIVE GEoxETRrthc Point Straight Line
ana tho Paue-by samuel schoorr A. instructor M.the
MATES at Hsnover Academy, Va. Ito half roam; %.
The .tyIs of the art,
ami h book altogether has equal not
10 any English, II ach or Amer subject
- w. RANDOLPH, Boz, sel.r and Publisher
sen l2l Main treet, Richmond "A.
a tLOTIirSG! CLOTHING At acknowledgements,
~ aerequeI, to call l2 street and cs tmin our
STOCK 81 Ready ie Clothing which Is the largest
sorted stock We have ever offered for sale.
,e2G s MERCHANT 4 wFIsraFR
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0Crts As1BhOSIANE-By the late John Wilson wiia NJ,
~ Ma tom. d. Lockhnrt, James I.yy, &c &c WITH
MEMOIRS and Notes by X. Mackenzie so limo CLOTH
t5 U. NtInRis, Rons 100 e'''"'
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NNE BRANOIFs.-Henneysee otard aud other Isyori,s,
AuI1 pour..
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ENoi Ill FOR the balance OF the year BOY ja,tcr.m
"e COUNTY, Appyo WINSTON Pow. RS.
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StHOOl bOOKs-A large and Stock Of School Book,
~ GOLD PsSs.-A very seIiabu article
bAhoMkrER.-A very noe Barometer For sale by
:. wM. A. BUFFERS, 49, Main street
SEQ Nearly opposite c Exchange BanI.
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,oGHAo BRANDY-.Marte "IienneI,ty "C.,I,Ior = "a
and other brandt, old and superior qualify pipes Tor
La
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FhLL INADE, 1901.
n thhisIAN LATHROI', No. DO Main .,,., -. ~,
receiving their supply OF Fall Dry Goods to uhieS de, IN
we me attention Of their Gust public
In their sosk will be found the newest s,yc, ~
nan, scotch herman and other Foreign Fables torrthrr
fuil assortment Of Dom estc Goods. ose'"e' Win
&c
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20 SUGAR, MoLAssE5, &C DUNLOP, MONUURE a CO
ask the attention OF det-r TO hhds
and so MoLssss az 10 O'clock A. Their
Southern shield., 1854-11-11

When Phillip Henry, the father of the celebrated commentator, sought the hand of the only daughter and heiress of Mathews in marriage, al objection was made by her father, who admitted that he was a gentleman, 8 scholar, and an excellent preacher, but he was a stranger, and "they did nol euen kno,0 aOhere he came fr0map'- "True,'' said the daughter, who had well weighed the excellent qualities and graces of the stranger, "bm Ihnoac aUhere he is gOang, and should like to go with him;' and they walked life's pilgrimage together.
Southern shield., 1854-11-11
Cousining.

A country gentleman lately arrived in Boston, and immediately repaired to the house of a relative, a lady who had married merchant of that city. The parties were glad to see him, and invited him to make their house his home, as he declared his intention of remaining in that city but day or two. The husband of the lady, anxious to show his attention to a relative and friend of his wife, took the gentle mans horse to livery stable in Han- over street.
 Finally, the visit became 8 visita. ton, and the merchant, after the lapse of eleven days, found besides lodging and boarding the gentleman, pretty considerable bill had run up at the liv- cry stable.
 Accordingly he went to the man who kept the stable, and told him, when the gentleman took hishorse, he would | pay the bill.
 ''Very good,'' said the stable keep CT, 'I understand you.'' Accordingly, in short time, the country gentleman went to the stable and ordered his horse to be got ready. The bill, of course, was presented. "Oh" said the gentleman, Mn my relative, will pay this.'
 "Very good, sir,'' said the stable keeper, "please to get an order from Mir. -, it will be the same as mon ey."
 The horse was put up again, and down went the country gentleman to Long Wharf, where the merchant kept.
 "Well," said he, 'I'm going now. ,
 "Are you?" said the merchant, "well, good bye, sir"
 "Well, about the horse-the man says the bill must be paid for his keep ling"
 "Well, I suppose that's all right, sir. "Yes-well, but you know Pm youl wife's cousin.''
 "Yes," said the merchant, "I know you are, but your horse is not"
Southern shield., 1854-11-11
THE EBENEZERs. This is the name

THE EBENEzERs. Rs.-This is the name of communist or common property association, occupying section of land eight miles from Buffalo, on the old Seneca Reservation, about nine thousand acres in all. They number about two thousand, and hold property to the value of about S6, ,000, ,000, and propose to sell out and remove west, where they can have large domain. The Ebenezers originated in Germany, where the community has existed for a century. We learn from a journal pub lished in their vicinity, that they have large farms in a high state of cultiva- tion, their immense barns overloaded with grain; and they excel in cotton and wollen manufactures, especially in broadcloth, cassimeres and fannels.- - They have large focks and herds, all under the care of shepherds. They differ from the Shakers, inasmuch as they marry and are given in marriage, and are practical Malthusians when the economy of their organization demand it. They have an elective board of governors or elders, thirty in number, upon whom devolve all the legislation of the community; but they appoint a single executive officer, upon whom de- wolves the entire superintendence of their varied enterprises.
 Boston Chronicle.
Southern shield., 1854-11-11

A FRESH WATER SEA SERPENT. - In the Dunkirk Journal we find the fol- lowing account of a monster recently seen in the waters of Lake Erie: A movement in the waters of our bay one day last week created quite an ex- citement for the time being among those who witnessed 1t. We are told by an eye witness that a monster of serpentine form, from thirty to forty feet in length, was distinctly seen to move about in the water with an agil- ity equal to that of the most expert of the fnny tribe. We are also told that several of our fishermen have long been impressed with the idea, from ac- tual observation, of the existence of some imaginary monster in the waters of the lake. On one occasion, at a distance of only about ten rods, his snakeship was seen exhibiting length of over fifty feet, and body of more than foot through. They represent the unknown as capable of great ra- pidity of movement under water, hav- ing on more than one occasion sudden ly disappeared, and in almost incredi- ply short time risen to the surface oi the water from a quarter to a half 3 mile distant. We understand Barnum has been consulted, and he offers 8 reward of ten dollars a foot in lengtI over ten feet for its capture, dead ol alive.
Southern shield., 1854-11-11
J. BURROWS Patent Plantation Corn Mill

NHlS Mill differs from all others in the con- | structlon of the Upper or Runner Stone, which is composed of French Burr Blocks, enclosed in Cast Iron Case, that forms the back and hoop of the Stone, with Cast Iron Eve, or Bush, that Is of greater external diam eter at the bottom than at the top this Is secured to the back by four bolts, so that every block IS in the form of dove-tail. This gives greater strength to a Stone than any other method which is required in small mills, where the Stone is run with great speed, and becomes dangerous if not strongly made. It also gives any weight to a Stone fsmall diameter that is required, without having it thick or high, which makes it heavy.
 This mill is square frame madel of wood or cast iron, in the form of busk, with Bridge tree, Spindle, Balance, Rine, Driver and Regulating Screw, and grinds upon the same principle as a large mill, differing only in the Runner-Stone this being of great weight, ena, bes it to grind, more of grain with less power than any other mill; is portable and may be at tached to Steam Water, Horse or Hand power
 Jos H. BURROWS, of Cincinnati, is the inven. tor, for which he obtained Letters Patent ir l842. For all infringements, the purchase, will be held responsible for the right of using
 These Mills do not require a mil-wright tC set them up; and all that is necessary to pu them in operation, is to attach band to tho pulley on the Spindle, with drum sufficiently large to run the 24 inch Mill 240 revolutions per mmute attached to Gin Water or Steam Power. By the steady application or two. horse power the Mill will grind six or eigh bushels per hour of good meal; and will grind Wheat as well as Corn. The 30 inch mill i put to its fullest speed, will grind from 10 tC l5 bushels per hour
 These mills are warranted to be in every respect as represented.
 Having been appointed sole agents for th, sale Of the above Mills, in this section of coun try we will keep constantly on hand the differ ent sizes, and will furnish planters upon a. reasonable terms as can be had in Cincinnati O. New Orleans.
 May 24, ls5l.l H, P COOLIDGE &CO.
 ALSO-Constantly on hand, w. STEW ARTS newly improved Corn and Cob Crush CT, known by the nameof Ohio and Kentuck, Stock Mill, which will break and grind iron l. to 30 bushels per hour
Southern shield., 1854-11-11

I'M would beg leave to inform his old cus- 2 toners generally, that he is as polite and accommodating as ever, and is always to be found at his shop on Ohio street in Drs. Dep uty & Kings new office, unless professionally absent. where he is prepared to execute with neatness and dispatch all the various branches fhis business, such as shaving, shampooning, hair, whsker, moustache and eyebrow-dyeing. Forty minutes for'dyeing whisketrs, hour for dyeing gentlemen's hair, and two hours for dyeing ladies hair. The public may rest assured that this is ample time for the magic transformation. No charge unless satisfaction is given. He has also on hand large assort- ment of
 PNG EU M, ,-9-2I1zS9 which will be sold low for cash.
 J. M. ALEXANDER.
 lIarch IS. 1854.
Southern shield., 1854-11-11

BEARs.-It is stated by a gentleman lately returned from Canada that the bears, driven from the woods and back places for want of food, have been un- usually numerous in the open fields. One farmer lost twenty-nine cattle, carried off by them, and others have suffered in like manner, though not to such an extent. A crusade against these marauders was made and about dozen were shot. One weighing about 200 pounds was found in the sluiceway of the railroad at Sherbrook and was forthwith killed.-Portkand Advertiser.