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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-03-01

THE present critical state of European affairs
will render these publications unusually intercs.
ting during the year, 1851. They will occu.
Py a middle ground between the hastily written
news items, crude spcculations, and hy..ng ri.
mors of the daily Journal, and the pondcrous
Tome Of the future historian, written aftcr the
living interest and excitement of the great polit.
ical events Of the time shall have passed away.
Ii is to these Periodicals that readers must lool,
for the only really ineligible and reliable hsto-
ry OF current events, and as such, in addition to
their wel!-cstabshed literary, scientific, and the
illogical character, we urge them upon the con-
sidcration of the reading public.
Arrangements are in progress for the receipt
OF early sheets from the British Publishers, by
which We shall be able to place all our Reprints
IN the hands Of subscribers about as soon a.
they can be furnished with the foreign copies
Although this will involve a very large outlay
on our part, we shall contnne to furnish the Pc.
riodicals at the same low rates as heretofore,
wiz
For any two of the four Reviews, SO 90
For any two of the four Reviews, 90
For any three of the four Reviews, ---. Z 90
For all four of the Reviews, u,
For BlackwOods Magazine, 3 90
For Dlackwood and three Rvviews, Q 90
For Blackwood and the four Reviews, 10 90
Payments TO he made in all cases in advance.
Money current in the State where issued will be
received at par.
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A MOST ASTONISHING CURE OF SCROFU.
LOCS CLCERS.-A CASE CERTIFIED BY
THE MAYOR OF BOSTON, ENGLAND.

A MOST ASTONISHING CURE OF SCROFU.
LOCS CLCERS.-A CASE CERTIFIED BY
THE MAYOR OF BOSTON, ENGLAND.
Copy Of a Letter from J. Noble, Esq, Hay
or Of Boston, Limcolnshirc.
To PROF. IloLLowAY:
Dear Sir-Mrs. Sarah Dixon, Of Liquor
pond Street, Boston, has this day dcposed
before me, that for n considerable period she
was severely afflicted with SrrofuIous Sores
and Ulcers in her arms, feet, legs, and other
parts other body: and although the first of
medical advice WAS obtained, at the cost of 4
large sum of money, she obtained no abate-
ment OF suffering, but gradually grew
worse.
Being recommended by friend to try
your Ointment, she procured small pot,
and box cf me Pills, and before that was
all used, symptoms of amendment appeared.
Dy perssvcring with the medicines for n
short time longer, according TO the drec-
tions, and strictly adhering to your rules rs
TO diet, &c, she was perfectly cured, and
now enjoys the best of health
remain, dear sir, yours truly.
(SigncdO J. NOBLE.
Dated, August 18th, 1853.
AN EXTRAORDINARY AND RAPID CURE
VT EN- OH ELIAS IN HE IsfstI, AFTER
MEDICAL AID HAD FAILED.
Copy Of a Letter from AIRS E2izdJefh Ycai,s,
Of tie Post office, Aid,cick Rodd
near Bognor SuSscr, dated
Jdny ~, 1853.
To PIoF. lIoLLowAY:
Sir:-l suffered for considerable peri.
cd from n severe attack ofErysiprlas, " hich
at length settled in my leg, and resisted all
medical treatment. My sutierings were very
great, and quite despared Of any pcrma-
nent amendment, when | was nd, iscd TO
have recourse to your Ointment and Pills.
! did so without delay, and am ppy to say
the rasult was emineurly successful for :hey
effected II radical cure Of my leg. and re.
stored me TO the enjoyment of health.
shall ever speak with the utmost confidence
Of your medicines, aud have recommended
them 10 others in this ncishborhood similar.
ly ctlllctcd, who derived equal benefit.
am, sir, your obliged and faithful scrv't.
(Signcd) ELIZABETH IEATES.
The Pills should be used conjointly with
the Oi"tmcnt. in most of the following
a.
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A FINE NEGRO FELLOW
For Sale.

Will offer for sale before the Court House
door, in Lancaster district on the lst Monday
III March next, to the highest bidder, one likely
young negro fellow about 10 or 90 years of age,
good field hand, perfectly sound, and weighs
about ITO pounns.
CoNDiTioNs.-Credit until the lst Of january
next with Note and two approved securitics
with interest from day of sale.
ID. SEGARS
Feb 90 at
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Frcn Schnnls

We are requested by the TreSsnrcr Of tho
Upper Division 10 publish the following resd
iutioS, OF last session for general information :.
IN the House ef Representatives. Dec 10, Is53
Resolved, That the Commissioners
OF Free Schools The several Districts and
Parishes, shall be requircd nunslIy 10 file
copy OF their annual ntums accompanied
with vouchsrs. in the Clerks Office of said
Nsiricss aud Parishes, subjectto the ir.pec-
ton Of Crand Jeries, SIS the proceedings Of
other Boards now are.
Rssofsed That the appropriation for tn e
supportcf Free Schools ia for the com. 1.
mon benefit of oil who come within the pro.
vision of the law, and that any di.trbston
OF the found by arbitrary division, without
regard to the number Of bene6eiaries, Is
contrary 10 Law, and that the fund when
Insufficient 10 pay Ali .he taitien bills, should
be upPoriioned according 10 their respcctive
amounts throughout each District snd Parish
Tho press OF The State would render .
Publie1 benefit BY copying thcss rcsoiotions.
-------s-zzS % -
CHAEcE 10 GRfTISs MARRIRD.--Fa Fanny
Fern says sbs h ready 70 Jump at the Fl. 81
offer Of marriage, and presents her aaalilica-
lions as hsllowG Il have very biack eyes and
hair, and am very petite am as sensitive
ns the smimossa, spirited ~ an eagle. and
untamnable Asehaih bghtainQ. Can make
pudding or write newspaper sauib, eus a
caper, ard crowd inors happiusss or niscsy
into fenE'iantes than any Fanny that was ever
cbristened. = - y ~ frs z,
fehny, says tke New York Mirror. has
been twtee m1rfied. and only Qaisc recently
nR-nsrrird. No ifany cBfcfpsaina 'bsrhsl6t
i1esa fancy fof pscssed @Fsfh l.eases,r here's
y fine errn'ng Coz hin. s-
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GOLD, SILVER, OR BANK NOTES

WANTED Immediately to pay the debts of tie
late firm Of I. Il. & J. II. MAGlLL. Persons
indebted are earnestly requested to pay up Il
soon as possible as we must have the cash.
Jan. II, 1854. IS 3m
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LEwIsvILLE FEMALE SEMINARY.

TEN MILES EAST OF cIIDsTEEyILLE.
Rev. L. Mcdonald, superintendent,
Mrs A s H,ylie, Principal
The Scholastic year win be divided into two
sessions OF five months each, the ninth tenn
commencing on the 18th. of January.
Terms for Boarding, Washing, Fuel, Lights
and Tuition never to exceed $50 forone session.
Music and all Ornamental branches extra, at
most reasonable rates. 4
AA accounts must be paid at tie end of each
Session.
In sickness resident pupils are attended free
Of charge.
For a Circular containing fun particulars, adj
dress MIS-. Wylie Lowisyille, II. o., Chester Dis
trict, sc.
lPherc timely noticc is given, carriage win
meet any one coming as far as Lewis Tnn Out
ON the Charlotte and s. O. Railroad.
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER,

remedy which has been fully tested by time, and
which has never failed of success when fairly
tried. These inestimablc Pills may be purchas
ed at MAGILL A. HEATH
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
500 REV ARD,

RUNAWAY from the Subscriber, on the II
ult., his negro boy named Bob. Said boy is a,
bout S6 years of age, of black complexion, about
six feet in height The above reward will be
paid upon his delivery to me.
March If
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Postage.

In all the Principal cities and towns, these
works will be delivered, through Agents FREE
OF POSTAGE. When sent by mail the pos
tage TO any part Of the United States win be but
TwESrY.ToUR CENTS a year, for "Blackwod,"
and but TwELyE CESrs year for each Of the
Reviews
Remittanocs and communications should al.
ways be addressed, postpaid, 10 the Pub
fishers,
LEONARD SCOTT L CO.,
81 GoLD SrnEEr,
New York.
n. Bs-L. s. 4 Co. have recently published,
and have now for sale, the "FARMER'S
GUIDE by Henry Stephens, Of Edinburgh,
and Professor Norton, Of Yale College, New Ha-
ven, complete IN yols, royal octave, containing
1900 pages "a stecl and 900 wood cugrayinrs.
Price, in mu&in binding, 60.
~ This is not the old % Book ef he Farm. y
lately resnsritafsd aud thrown, apon tho market.
Jm. H.. 1851. 49,
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NOTICE.

FRANK the BLACKSMITH, belong
ing to the estate of Alexander Perry, deceased
will be sold, on sale day, in April next,
M CLINTON, S,trr. Err.
March II
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nFEERENCgs.

Ex-Governor y. H. Means, Ex-Governor j. p
Richardson, General j. w Cantey, Rt.Rev.
Thomas r. Davis Protestant Episcopal Bishop ;
Rev. William Martin, Camden; DIR. Thomas A
Elliott, orangebusg; Hon FJ Moses, Sumter
Henry A Williams, Charlotte, N C.; MessIs no
ser a Waurcn, Genital RhaIf, Charle.ton: a
the patrons ofthc School generally
Jany 4 1851. 45-gt
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THE BRITISH QUARTERLlES,
AND
BLACKW00US MAGAZINE.
LEONARD SCOTT, CO., New York, con
tnuc to rc-puhlish the following
British Periodicals,

THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW, (Conscrva
tive.)
THE EDISnuGH REVIEW, (Whig)
3.
TIE NoGrn BRIrIsn REVIEW, (Frce Church,)
/.
TIE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, Q4iberal)
BLAcKwooD's EDINBUGGm MAGAZINE, Tory.)
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Bad Legs, Gout,
Bad Breasts, Glandular Swcllings,
Burns, I.umbago,
Bunions, Piles,
Bite of Mosquitoes and Rheumatism,
Sand Flies, Scalds,
Coco-bay, Sore Nipples,
Chlcgo-foot, Sore Throats,
Chi!blans, Skin diseases,
Chappcd hands, Scurvy,
Corns, (Soft,) Sore Heads,
Canoe =, Tumovs,
Contracted and Stiff Ulcers,
Joints, Wounds,
Elephantiasis, YuwI,
Fis,uIas,
- SOLD AT THE ESTABLISHMENT Of Pro-.
HOLLOWAY, OLA, STIAND, (near TEMPLE
BARI LONDON, and also at his House, in N.
YORK. ORDERS for Medicines in the States,
addressed, .T. Holloway, New York. will
receive due attention. Sole also by all res
pectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
throughout the United States, in Pots, ut
374 cents, 81 cts. and 81 so cts each. To
be had Wholesale Of the principal Drug
Houses in tho Union.
1Y Tharc is consider bic saving by
taking the larger sizes.
n. B.-Dircrtions for the guidance Of pa
tients in every disorder are affixed to each
Pot.
Sold by =. H. COHRN 4 Co,
No. 30 Haync Street Charleston $. G.
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SHERIFFS SALES.

Feb lS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-23
The Maine Law In pennsvIvonr..
THE PASSAGE OF THE BILL IN THE HOUSE OF REPRE-
sENTATIvEs-rHE SEARCH CLAUSE.
rCorrespondcnce of the PHILADELPHIA LEDGER

THE PASSAGE OF THE BILL IN THE HOUSE OF REPRE-
sENTATIyEs-THE SEARCH CLAUSE.
Correspondence Of the Philadelphia Ledger
HARRISBURG, March 90 1854.
The House Of Representatives engaged upon the
prohbitory liquor question this morning. The whole
deraon of tie vote defeating the bill some weeks ago.
The question recurring upon the amendment substituting
for the original bill resolution submitting the whole
question vote Of the people, at the next general
election, with bill annexed without being enacted, 1t
was adopted by large majority, she only alteration
being this plan nothing The following, numbered
the 1911 scction, is the search clause of this bill
That upon the oath OF Affirmation OF two citizens of
any city, borough or township, before any hstice
kept designed fer sale and have been sold by
person. who shall be named otherwise designated the
said magistrate hap issue his warrant of search any
sheriff deputy sheriff, city marshal deputy marshal
to any constable, who shall proceed TO search the
pr misses, which shall be particularly described in such
warrant, and any spirtuous or other intoxicating
liquors such shall be mentioned in the complaint,
be found thereon, he ha seize and keep them to-
e. hcr with the vessel in which they may be contained,
until final action be mad thereon; but that dwell
:, ling house in which in part OF which trading
shop house OF entertainment Is not kept shall be
searched by virtue Of any such warrant, any part
Of such dwelling house that may be occupied by othe
person than the keeper Of such trading shop
house Of entertainment any custom hous'
| bonded warehouse OF the United States, MOI
any ship, boat, other vessel engaged in th
transport OF freight, common carriers. AM
| the liquors so seized may, upon proper proof, an
full examination, be declared forfeited by tn
said magistrate; and they shall, together with tn
vessel containing them, either Of them he sold 70
the purposes above indicated by the said saea or otbe
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hWHOLE NO. 6420.
Jews BY LEGRA APH
|THE PROGRESS OF TEMPERANCE.
,,->~e~o>>>~c>~o-N~o->N~
hSSAGE OF THE MAINE LAW IN THE ASSEMBLY.
.oroo~o~~oo0.,~~~~c.~oo~
(HE BILL STOPPED IN THE SENATE.
>o~~~o~~~~~~~~NN~rD~
REACTION In PENNSYLVANIA.
ROnIBlT0RY LAW PASSED IN THE HOUSE.
To be Submitted to the People.
.>1.>>~~oo~~>>>>oo~>
,;TERESTING FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
| .~o>>>~>c~~c.>~~>>~~>>>
MORE CADETS FOR WEST POINT.
|he Indian Appropriation Bill.
LATER FROM NEW MEXICO,
&C., &C., &c.

Interesting from Washington.
|HULAR RzvELArIoN-aEcRaE LAWS FAMOUS
UNSATISFACTORY SANDERS IN LONDON.
WASHINGTON, March 20, 1854.
learn from Mr. Reid the brother law of the cele
ted George Sanders late Consul in London that the
tier has effected the sale Of 200 900 of the famous
ted States muskes connected with the operations of
Jorge Law Their sale made to certain revolution
capitalists in London in preparation for the oxplo
In Of democracy on the Continent soon as France
England shall have been actively engaged with Rus
i Over million of dollars have been paid for them
= George Sanders commissions will be $4,000 and
|pfge Laws profits probably s5oo,o0o.
The Revolutionary Committee Of London is composed
l the democratic refugees Of the Continent and they
dined in concave with George Sanders several times
e British capital invested in this business is estimated
Ven wlions of dollars all ready and prepared for
hera revolution in France, Italy and Germany, soon
the great Russian war Ia in midcareer This is the
lson that Kossuth and the Continental republicans
Fe refraned from going to Turkey They going to
up revolutions in Europe, which may assist the Gar
4 upset Louis Napoleon.
understand also, that the British government got
|ne inkling OF George Sanders movements with the
olutionsts and contriyed through the intrigues of
mpton and Marcy to aid his defeat Consul to Lon
! before the United States Senate.
t be seen that George Law has at last disposed of
famous muskets, and suppose he will now be able to
what he owes to Thomas N. Carr, who once went to
tbary for him musket mission, few years since.
prge Law owes Mr.. Carr in expenses and commissions
that trip from $s 900 to $4,000, and well afford
pay this small bill out of his profits of 100000
b, 900. es
propos: the British government should find out
at George Sanders and the revolutonists have been
cocting in London, suspect that they would soon
q them their walking papers, and pack them of for
| ,sia or the United States.
yTAL ARRANGEMENTS WITH BAVARIA AND LUBEC
|-AFFRAY-THE GADsDEN TREATY AND GAS. i.
he papers Of this morning announce that Bavaria and
sc having acceeded to the United States and Bremen
tel arrangements the single rate to those States is
pecd from twenty-five to fifteen cents.
u ARRAY occurred last night between Mr.. Clark Mills
Col Mitchell. The latter, who Was the aggressor,
very seriously injured by being struck on the head
stool.
he Senate intended to consider the Gadsden treaty in
cutive session to-day, but we're obliged to adjourn in
sequence of leakage in the gas pipes.
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o9cer and he proceeds 90 to the ccs1y treasurer
The county in which the liquor I've seized but II the
said liquors anu vessels cannot be sold they shall IL des
troSed in the presence OF the magistrate the com
plsnants But that upon the trial it should appenf
that the liquors are not ilgsliy kept and sold e se
shall be returned TO the person and place from. which
they may have been taken And that no Iiouors i,n
ported uer the laws of the United States in the cric
nal casks barrels packages any intended exciu.
vely for domestic use shall BE- seized by virtue of ay
srrant which may be issued. And from all decisions OF
any magistrate either the complainants may
app TO tin Court OF Quarter Sessions or Common
Plea IA the county in which the liquors may be seized
ThS identical with the defeated eighth section OF the
Senate M as fer regards the searching of private res
dences In the OCCUPANCY Of the of trading shop
house n entertainment while the clause, any in
tended exSus;vcly Tor domestic use II intended Is an
additional security for home consumers. The bill will
most probably pass ths House in this although
the Senate has fixed Tomorrow for tho consideration OF
their bill thcs will await the final action of the House
The Ledger sfys:-
The Liquor law which the House Of Representatives
has authorized the people 60 take vote upor has bees
very essentially r,ocd sucs the decision Of the Mass
chusetts Supreme Court has. been made known: The
fourteenth section which nearly identical with the
Massachusetts, law now requires that the oender shall
Be named or distinctly designated IN search
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Our Philadelphtn Correspom,encc

PHILApEIPHIA, March 22-5 p. NJ.
Mrl for the West Coast Of Af'ica-Deash Of Dis
tnguished Merchant.
The brig Calvert, Captain Jones, win sail from this
port Saturday next 25th inst for West Coast of AT
rca All letters and packages intended for the African
squadron must be addressed Foreign Letter Office Pha
deiphia Exchange (inand postage prepaid) and they
Died early this morning at his residence in Pine
street George N Diehl Esq, aged "a years. well known
as an eminent merchant and ship owner. His disease
wasconsumpon, which he bore with fortituie and re
signation.
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From Syracuse.

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT-THE MILWAUKEE, NEGRO
CASE-THE FROST.
SYRACUSE March %, 1854.
The express train from Buffalo, which arrived at War
ners eight miles from this city about ten O'Clock last
night switched off the track through the Careless
of the switch tender and at full speed into some
empty freight cars smashing them up, and instantly
killing the engineer Mr.. Coleman and an Indian who
sleeping in one Of the freight The fireman and two
three other persons injured, Of them it is
is feared mortally The Coroners inquest is being
held.
meeting to express sympathy with the Milwaukee ne
gro rescuers is to be held here o-night.
The canal Is frozen over at this point
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FIRE broke out on the 11th ins in the nj es.
tensye stables belonging TO the Camden and Philadelphia
Ferry Company, at Camden, N. j. There were twenty.
three horses in the stable at the time and six were burned
drover one belonged TO Mr. Davis Jr, and two to the
Melville stage The roof and back part OF the grocery
and hardware store OF Nathan Davis were much dapaged
with large amount Of goods.
Mary Heath, Maria Frazier and Jane Lilly have heeu
hold TO hail in Cincinnati for passing coupt et mouey,
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Ohio Anti-Nebraslxa Convention.

CINCINNATI, March e. 1854
The Ohio Anti-Nebraska Convention met at Columbus
to-day, and was largely attended by all parties.
J. r. Swan, of Franklin county was chosen President
Speeches were made by d. X. Carter Hon. J. Brinker-
hof 8. p Chase, B. F. Letter, and others.
Resolutions were adopted denouncing the Nebraska
concocted plan extend saverya disgrace to an Anne
rcan statesman to support II directly indirectly and
endorsing the action Of the Ohio Senators Congress-
The Convention is now holding evening session.
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MORE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ne
PREDATI0Ns, ETC.
LouIsvMLB, March o. 1854
The Santa Fe mail arrived at Independence last night
having met with disturbance from the Indians.
Business was dull at Santa Fe.
Charles L. Spencer had been appointed Treasurer Of
New Mexico.
Mexican reports meeting fourteen companies Of Cali
fornians route for Sonora.
Lieut. Bell with company of Dragons had left Fort
Union scouting expedition-partly to explore the
country of the Red river.
Several Indian depredations reported in New
Mexico,
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

senate.
ALBANY, March %, 1854
REroRrs.
For the consideration OF the bill consoU dating the
Albany Northern with other railroads.
The bill authorizing Ogdensburg to az bscribe TO the
stock OF the Rome and Watertown Railr0,d
The Clinton Prison Appropriation bU'
The bill TO aid the Sodus Rsi,rca5.
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approprates million dollars, which the Unitr States
are bound to pay the Indians
without taking the question the committee rose.
Mr. FLORENCE, (dem) of Pa made an Intellectual eysrt
view to the passage reference Of the Senate bill
vdng for place for the Post Office and courts Of the
on'ed states in Philadelphia stating that by the
courts would be left without for their necessary
Pending the motion tho House adjourned
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Massachusetts Congressional and Maiuc ,Ju.
Glicial Nominations.

BOSTON, March q 1854
The whig convention at Sandwich to-day, nominated
Thomas d. Elliott, of New Bedford, for Congress to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation of Hon Zcno
Scudder Strong ntiNebraska resolutions passed
by the convention
David T. Granger of Eastport has been nominated for
Justice of the Supreme Court of Maine in place of Judge
Wells, resigned.
John H. Williams has been nominated for Judge Of the
Municipal Court. at Portland.
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New Hampshire Election.

CONCORb, N. H. March u 1904.
The Patriot of this morning claims the election OF 100
democrats to the House and l45 opposition 1t conccdes
however that several of the members claimed by them
democrats elected In opposition to the regular
nominations of tho party.
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BALTIMORE March Y IB5f
fearful accident occurred yesterday the mountain
ing forty passengers broke loose and descended at
pid rate it finally in collision with the engine and
smashed to pieces but strange to say only
seriously injured the others sustaining but slight
bruises.
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The two indictments against John Charles Gardner foe
falsc swearing and perjury, charged TO have bcet
n5ted during the trial Of Dr. Gardner, have been post
poned by the cour. to the Grst Monday in May Tive
postponcment took place at the instance Mr. carinse
counsel the United States counsel having proposed 70 "a
trial on Moahy next,
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Melancholy Casualty.

PHILADELPHIA, March % 1854
At Lewes yesterday, boat belonging to the wrecking
schooner Champion containing four men, upset. and
Capt wm Hitchns, late of the steamtug America; Capt
Chas. Roe, and Martin Welsh were drowned. James
Lewis the only survivor, is in precarious condition
Capt. Htchins leaves a wife and three children
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CINCINNATI, March 90 1854
Flour is dull at Sc no. Provisions easier. Mess
pork held at $l2 Sales have been made dry saled
sides at &c. New York exchange Is at Il prem.
The river is in fine boating order, but freights
nevertheless firm. To New Orleans pork is quoted Soc