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Tke Stock s,o,v on. hand,

we arc offering at prices lower than it could be
bought in the cast, owing to tho late advance in
all sorts of goods, but We arc determined TO
hare no old goods on hand ifthc people will buy
them at all. We desire to sci. to all MS near at
the same prices as possible, and therefore will not
offer our goods at public auction, but we can as
sure our old friends and tho public generally,
that we will sell as general thing, cheaper than
any can buy at auction. We expect to start east
in short time, to make our large and well as
sorted purchase of DRY GOODS, and we arc ex-
pccting in few days, per steamer Monongahcla
Hollp tho Inrrcst sfock of
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ODDS Patent Suction Pump.

THE public are respectfully informed that
Messrs, ]. Dunn & Co. have purchased the
right for the above Pump in MOnongalia,
Preston, Marion, Barbour & Harrison coun'
ties.
Mr.. Bradley, Agent for the above Compa,
ny, has commenced putting up these Pumps
III Morsantown. They may be seen in OPP
grafton at Pierpoint's Monongalia House, at
the Mirror Office, James Pfotzman's, and
Daugherty's Foundery.
These Pumps are cheap, they work with
ease, and arc not liable TO get out Of repair
January s. 1854,
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sLACKWATEEs AT last,

The subscriber wishing to make a
tour to the West this Spring, desires to have his
old accounts settled before leaving, and no also
wants tho funds to go with, Those indebted will
plctsc call by tho first Of March, or sooner, and
save cost. Come, friends, fork up!
tg' The Foundry will DO carried on
by WIN. J. DAUGlIERTY & CO, Old customers
and all others will DO accommodated, as usual,
with all kinds of CASTINGS called for.
HENRY DAUGHERTY.
February 3, 1854. 1898,
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NOTICE! NOTlCE!!

ALL PERSONS indebted to tie late firm
of Raymond s pickenpaugh will please call
and settle their accounts, and make pay
ment for accounts and notes due. All per.
sons having claims against said firm will
please present them in dne form.
A. Raymond will attend to the settlement
of the business till the first Of March next
after that time R. L. Berkshire, Executor Of
N. Pickenpaugh, deceased, will proceed &c
settle and close the business. So.
A. RAYMOND.
January ID, 1854. 2so-ss.
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CARR. HANWAY & CO,

who have entered into articles Of co-partncsship
for a term of years. And in placing before you
tho principles Of our future action, we will say
that VIC expect to be no candidates Of party or
sect, nor to adopt new platform of business
We will, however,, sell Goods as CHEAP as ever,
and shall cndcavor by strict conformity to fair
and honorable dealing, to merit continuation
of that patronage so literally extended hereto
fore to our predecessors. 0rthis, however, wo
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Duf'S Mercantile College,
Pa.

ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
INCORPORATED by the Legislature Of
Pennsylvania, with perpetual charter.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Hon. James Buchanan, late Secretary oil State;
Hon. William wilkins, late Secretary OF war;
Hon. Moses Hampton;
Hon. Walter II. Lowrie
Hon. Charles Naylor;
Gen. J. X. Moorhead.
p. DUFF, Principal, author of the "North
American Accountant" Prof. Of Book-keeping,
and Lecturer on Commercial Sciences.
Thls is admitted 10 be tho most extensive and
perfectly organized Commercial College in the
United States. Four active assistants arc con-
stantly employed in the bookkeeping class
The Principal is the only teacher OF Book-keep-
ing in the Western States, formerly known as an
extensive eastern merchant and ship-owncr, see
circular, p. 5.) Ills professional experience
thus enables him to give commercial students an
insight into actual business which other teachers
have no means of imparng. His commercial
training embraces upwards Of 400 real business
transactions drawn from every department OF
inland and shipping business. Nearly 800 com.
mercial calculations, embracing all abbreviated
methods in use among American and European
merchants. pESMANsHrp, embracing q perfect
command of the pen by the hand and arm NOV
meats. DAILY LECTURES on Commercial Law,
Political Economy, Commercial Sciences, the
theory, profits, the art of making money, &c.
Duir's bookkeeping, Harper's edition, price
| 81 80, postage 81 cents, "the most perfect and
comprehensive in tho English language"
Duir's Steamboat bookkeeping, price SLIGO,
postage cents, ga perfect system for such
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Sheriff.

Mr.. Editor,-Please announce E. P.
FITCH as Candidate for the Office Of Sher-
III Of Monongalia county, at the election to
be held on the 4th Thursday in May next.
Jan. %. MANY VOTERS.
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For Constable.

WE are authorized to announce ELIAS
w STILWELL as a candidate for tho office
Of Constablc,in District No. ., at tho Election in
May next.
Mr.. Siegrried-You VIII please annoenco LIE.
vi v, IIENNEN rs n candidate for the office Of
Constable in District No. sofMouongrlia county,
by request of MANY VOTERS.
W We are requested 10 announce Mr..
EDWIN CLARE as o candidate for Consta.
bic in District No. 2, at the election to take
place in May next. eb.2S.
Halls Patent Lever Plow Points.
of pi,,sburs Manufacture, for sale by the new
frmO CARR hANwAY MO-
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COMMUNICATED.

DIED, on Wednesday morning, March LIST,
Mrs. ELIZA B. CAMPBELL, wife Of Dr..
L. F. Campbell, of this place, in the 40th
year Of her age. A short time since Mrs.
Campbell came among us as a stranger, and
although her stay with us has been short,
yet it has been long enough to attach to her
the hearts Of many friends, who now mourn
her loss. She fell victim 10 that insdious
disease, which during the past Fall so pain.
fully afflicted our community, the Typhoid
Fever. 1t is pleasant to know that though
she came stranger, she met with many
friends, who ministered to her, and comfort
cd her in her last illness, and who deeply
sympathise with her bereaved partner and
family. But while we mourn for her, yet
it is not as those who have no hope.n
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prOcrastinatlon is tho Thief of Time.

Delay is dungcrous-neglect that cold and
cough few weeks, and the hope Of recovery vii
be lost to you forever. Let not any pecunary
consideration deter you from trying to save your
life and health while there is a chance. Con.
sumption is annually sweeping of thousands to
the tomb; no disease has baflcd the skill ofphy-
sicians like it; no physician, perhaps, has done
more for the cause ofsuflering humanity than Dr.
Wistar. Gan ounce Of preventive is worth a
pound of cure - therefore, before your lungs be.
come liberated, and SO diseased that no human
means can save you from an early grave, try IN
season, try at once, medicine which has been Of
such infinite value to thousands-obtain bottle
Of DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, take it,
get another ;f necessary, perscrere in using i,
until you have removed the disease entirely,
which if neglected will terminate your life.
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION,
Bas, until within a few years, been generally
considered incurable, although many medical
men of the highest standing, among whom we
might mention Laenne and his friend Baylc-both
distinguished authors-admit that this dreaded
disease may be cured, even in its advanced sta
ges, when the lungs are npt completely disorgan-
zed. The remedy which we now offer,
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry,
not only emanates from regular Physician, but
has been well tested in all the complaints for
which it is recommended, with entire success.
~. See advertisement. l3l-4t
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

! offer for Sale the HOUSE and LOT ID
Morgantown, where reside.
Also, one other House and Lot in Nor
gantown, eligibly situated.
Also, the House and Lot on the West
side of the Monongahela river, opposite 10
Morgantown, known as the Wilkins prop
erty."
G5- Also, six or seven thousand first rate
Pine Shingles. i.
Terms made known on application TO me.
GEORGE S. RAY.
Nov. 10, 1858. At
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w. W. WALLACE,
PITTSBURGH
Steam Marble Works,

3i9, 32l and 1923 Liberty ST., Pits6argh, Ff'
MONUMENTS, TONES, GRAVE
STONES, SC. manufactured by steam.
Also MARBLE MANTLES-a
large stock of the most beautiful kinds, made
of tho. fines, quality of foreign and domestic
marble, always on hand and manuiacta red TO
order by machinery, at Sl5 to over $500 each.
Block and Slab Marble always on
hand. Purchasers are nvtedto call and exam
inc stock and prices at 3l9,3sl and 1923 Lib
erty street, Pittsburgh, Pa. May q.
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THE MARKETS.

MoRGANToWN, March i.
FLoUR-sells at $3.50 per barrel.
WHEAT-l25 cents per bushel.
CORN-5O
OATS-37 ~ Z"
POTAT0ES-5o +" I"
BUTTER-Fresh rolls IS cents. a
TALL0W-12 cents per ID.
BAC0N-9 cents.
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GROCERIES

we have ever brought to this market, and which
will be sold, Of course, as cheap as the cheapest.
Don't forget! The old stand Of Carr, Smith L
Co. is The place. CARR, HANIVAYS' Co.
Morvantown, February is, 1854. Il.
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FOUNTAIN HOTEL;
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE.

cLABAUGH & BRO, propiriiissorrs.
NJ This HotsI has recently been re.fittcd and,
repaired and Us iacilitiesfof thcentertainmehf
Of guests greatly enlarged,
oMsibus at all times in readings 10 convey
passengcrsto and from the Depus. e
Baltimore, August 10, 1885, poa-sst
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Wood Choppers Wanted,

A, Marion Furnace, Piney Run, Marion
county, Va. Is miles from Fairmont, J q num-
Der of Wood Choppers wanted.
The highest price paid in Cash.
February l. 1854. MlLLERS s. co.
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Preston County, to wit:

Preston County, 10 Wit:
To tho Clerk of the County Court of said County.
WE, John A. Wotring, John G. llcckert and
John Waggoner, three freeholdcrs Of the said
county, do hereby certify that by virtue Of war
rant to me directed by Daniel shufer, a Justice OF
the said county, we have this day, on our oaths,
viewed and appraised a three years old lIElFEls
taken up by John W. Bishof on his land as an
cstray, and nssess the value of the said estray at
fourteen dollars. The said Heifer is three years
old this Spring, black, with white face and
legs and belly; both cars cut of, also hole cut
in each one, rather on the slim order.
Gwen under our hands this nth day of Dcccm-
Der, 1858. JOHN A. WoTRING,
JOHN G. HECkERT,
JOHN WAGNER.
A copy-Tcstc; Smith Crane, Clerk.
Jan. aS-3t
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At January Term, 1854, Of the County Court
of Preston.
Andrew J. Fike Upon Justices Attach
VS.. ment; the object Of
Henry A. Barren. which is to recover
from the defendant the sum Of S27.s4, pay
able the 10th June, 1858.
This day came the Plaintiff, by his Attor-
ney, and il appearing to the Court that the
said Barren is not resident of this State :
1t is therefore ordered that he do appear
here within one month after due publication
of this Order, and do what is necessary to
protect his interests.
A Copy-Tesle:
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
Cresap, Alto. Jan. 2l-5t
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Rush Creek township, Fairfield Co
February %, 1851.

in the war of 1872, cured Of Consumption by tho
use of sIyisar's Dalsan Of Wild Chery!'
Rush Creek township, fpirield Co.
a.. February 20, 1851.
Dear Sir: As consider that my life has been
greatly prolonged by being cured Of Consumption
BY the use of Dr. lpis,ar's Ralsam Of ILL Cher
~, I will state the symptoms Of my case, that
others similarly afflicted may be induced TO Try
this Invaluable remedy. experienced great diff
fculty in breathing; had the hectic feverwitf
violent Pushes OF heat and frequent cold chls,
with severe pain in my side and breast, acccmpa-
nicd by very bad cough; was very restless a.
nights, and had great night sweats, pe.spring,1
should say, at least two gallons night, wetting
the bed completely through, had not been a.
bic to work for years. Butt was much emacat,
ed, and almost he'll ess whenI commenced using
IYistar's BGls1m Of IHiid. Cherry. have used
in all l2 bottles and am now trte from al those
complaints, for my health is good.
an, now SIS years old, and hare not tascnany
oftic Balsam since 1916, because ny health is
SO good Us no. to require any medicine but 1T
should have any return of my former symptoms
should ust Wistar's IIalsan of,NVild Cherry.
procured the medicine Of lIessrs. Fall s. Me-
Cracker, your atchts in lancaster, Ohio.
ROBERT .SANDERSON.
:, The genuine }Sis,ur,s Balss,n, OF Wild cherrs
has fac smile ot,he signature of Henry Wistar,
N. D., Philadelphia, aud ssSanford s Park" on
q finely executed steel engraved wrapper. No
ether can be genuine. ta
III Price 81 per bo.te-si1ibot.iesf for s..
Sold by J.D.pARK, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1
Northeast cotner Of Fourth and Walnut streets.
entrance on Walnut street-to whbtti all ordera
must be addressed. ~
Also by
LID. Hagans 5Cos Kmgueod.
CIV. Lagans gsCo groadonrille.
Logan 4 Carr, Fairnlont.
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DIED, on the -th ult., in this vicinity,
Of Typhoid Fever, Mr.. WILLIAM REED,
aged about q years.
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CE.OVETt SEED.

We will receive in few days, 50 bushol'
CLOVER SEED, to which VIC invite tho attcn.
ton Of Farmers, i, having been selected witt
great care, and will be sold low.
Feb. %. CARR, HANWAY & co.
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Durbannah Tannery.

The undersigned hereby returns his
thanks to generous public, for the liberal pa.
tronage heretofore bestowed upon him, and would
also inform his old customers, as well as those
who wish to become new ones, that he still car
rics on tho Tanning business at his old stand in
Durbunnal, opposite tho FoundryofWm. Lazier,
ESQ.,, near Morgantown, Va, where he keeps on
hand all kinds of LEATHER usually tanned in
this country. lie has now tanned q large lot Of
Hips, which he will be happy to finish to order.
GEO. M. REAY.
February 3, 1854. sss sm
P. ST. also find 1t necessary to call
on those who arc indebted to me to call immedi-
ately and make payment, as l need tho money
and must have it G. NJ. X.
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STJGAR, NOEASSES, SC.

We arc expecting daily large lot Of SUGAR
and MOLASSES. which will be sold at small
advance by the barrel. Purchasers will do well
ia call before purchasing elsewhere.
Feb. a5. CARR, HANWAY SEQ.
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The Virginia House Of Delegates have
have passed a bill chartering The MonOn'
gahela and Ravenswood railroad company,
The proposed road will run through seven
Of the northwestern counties of Virginia.
crossing from the MOnohgahela to the
Ohio river at Ravenswood.
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n. y. CARR. WA. iAswAy. n.r.sarrIt.
Candidates for Reelection!
Felzoy. Citizens and Ladies:

The old firm of CARR, SMITH & Co.,
having expired by limitation, tho business will
hereafter be carried on at tic old and well known
stand by
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VIRGINIA, ss.-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office of the county court of Pres.
ton, on the frs. Monday in February,
1851.
Jacob spqngler Din Assumpsit, to Iecoy-
VS.. or Tie sum Of So dol
Thomas purin.on lars and 81 cents.
Whereas. i. appears by affidavit that the
defendant is no, residen, Of this State
whereupon, on motion Of the plaintiff by his
Attorney, it is ordered that the said defend.
ant do appear here within one month after
due publication Of this order, and do what
is necessary to protect his interests.
l''' SMITH CRANE, elk,
G. Crcsap. Atty for PHI.
Feb. 25.-5tl
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W. S. HAVEN,
Bookseller, StatiOnCr, Printer,

DOOKBINDER, and Doalor in every descrip.
ton Of PAPEIR.-Corner Of Market and
Second streets, Pittsburgh, Pa July 81
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Consumption Cnrnblei

Rober. sanderson, Justice Of The Peace in Rush
reck township, Fairfield county, Ohio, and re-
thor OF /" Major General .sandcrson,n IN Officer
in the war OF 1872, cured Of Consumption by tho
use of sIyis,ar's Dalsan Of Wild Chery!'
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SENATE-February 90
BILLS PASSED,


A bill providing for the revision and
completion ofthe Geological Map and
Survey of the State. and the publication
ofthe same, and appropriating the sum
of s24,o 900, by the following vote:
Ayes IS, noes z.
A bill for the construction of a statue
ofJeferson. by Mr.. Gait, of,he Uniyer'
sity ofVirginia, and appropriating slo,'
900 for that object: wa
Ayos 81, noes7. -a
A bill allowing commissioners of the
Revenue compensate spfor enrolling the
militia, and registering foirths and deaths
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VIRGINIA-At Rules held in the Clerks
office Of Mononsalia County Court, or
Monday, January 2, 1854:
Nathaniel H. C.ickfeld, Plaintiff, J ~

Jas. II. Crane & Chas. Fox, Defl's. ''
The object Of this suit is to recover the
value Of certain goods, wares and merchan-
disc sold by the plaintiff to the defendant.
And it appearing by an affidavit filed in this
cause that the said defendants, James H.
Crane and Charles Fox are non-residents Of
this State, on motion of the plaintiff, by his
Attorney, ii is ordered that the said defend
ants do appear here within one month after
due publication Of this order. md do what
is necessary to protect their interest in said
suit. A copy leste:
w. MARSHAL NJ. DENT, Clerk.
Brown & Heck. Alty's for PlG.
January IA, 1851. 2oO-os.
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AT Circuit Court continued and held
in and for the County Of Preston, on Saturday
the 9th day of August, 1858;
William D. Zinu, Jacob Miller, --...
and Elisha Nj. llagans, In clIANcERY
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Thomas +. Browns heirs
This cause is re.committcd to COMMISSIONS,
Bunker, with instructions to report any further
hires Of Negroes received by William Brown, and
ascertain the true amount with which he should
be chargcablc, together with anything thought
pertinent by himself or specially required by eli.
Their Of the Parties.
The parties to the above suit, and all Others
Interested will take notice that on Thursday, the
10Th day of January, 1854, shall proceed, jimmy
office at Kingwood, Virginia, to comply with
tho terms Of the above decree. Given under my
hand tho Goth day Of December, 1853.
r.. EDWARD C. BUNKER, Commiss'r.
December 81, 1863. 22S
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AT County Court held in and for
Monongalia county, January Term, 1854,
Richard Miller, Plaintiif,) On an attachment of
VS.. "a Justice ofthis court
Ira Jersey, Defendant, the object ofwhich is
to recover from tho defendant the sum of S33,
payable 18th October, 1853, and due tho Plaintiff.
And it appearing by an affidavit filed, that the
Defendant is not resident OF this commonwealth,
on motion of the plaintiff, by his Attorney, It is
ordered that the said Defendant do appear here
within one month after due publication of this
Order, and do what is necessary to protect his in
tcrcs, herein. A copy; .Tes,c,
MARSHALL NJ. DENT, Clerk.
February q, 1854. 233
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Seth. n. :seurcy, whose certificate is above, Il
man of as much ycraci,y as any in the county,
and l. man Of cool judgment, and we place entire
confidence in his statement. -..y4.,.
HARcouRT, HOWARD & Co.
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SingnIQr AHdlr.

N. rIes Abrents, belonging to one OF tbs hrst
los in Prussia, and who took an active part
NV Berlin revolution, met his death at the
"non,s Hall, in Cincinnati, few evenings
nnder the following circumstances
|, anpears that Charles Frohlick, who was Tor
.lS @f military officer in Austria, was, with All
h: and Others, drinking wine at one OF the re-
Fbment tables, and was good humoredly chal-
nnI hv the deceased, that he, F., was not a
|Ee e.. soldier. that could smell gunpowder and
a|' nm to the pistols mouth, if loaded ony with
liz catridees, but he, a Prussian, could. "A
[ror was proclaimed that he who proved cow
f. should call another bottle. The two step
;,tn the committee room adjoining, when All
). unlocked desk, taking out two cavalry PTS
| securing F. they were merely loaded with
h cartridges, and pulling out his handk erchlef
IN - mack duel to hold il out in front so that
4 conld not see each others eyes and said, you
ESrst F. pulled the trigger and A. fell, when
.an into the bar-room laughing exultingly, and
fd A. must pay the liquor, when all present
Ety emptied their glasses, waiting the return of
prents, who was supposed to have replaced the
Etos in the desk.
1He melancholy spectacle which met their eye,
han thew found the lifeless body, turned their
Fery and gayety into astonishishment and sor-
" 1t is supposed that Ahrents purposely
,ded the pistol that F. might kill him, as he had
pyouslv attempted suicide.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-23
TEST NEWS BY THE MAILS.
The New Haven Riot

~, Haven Register mas the ioho"ihe
p w ee ,l,e late riot in that city,
|nnt % u, hat a number of Students,who attend
seems 'n thauaum last evening. were follow
oman Txehanee, after the performance was
IN an crowd of men and boys who,on account
Fby ' lance that occurred among, them the
s'u i.;"ns, we're exasperated at the coiiegi-
Pre ,to tho occasion to vent their spite by
aud toon h;ssines, and the throwing OF stones.
Engs'on .l,eeeied up Chapel street as far as
crowd plooe aaenerai fight with stones and
| hats cnsued. ,,h.r of pistol shots were
nring the ihS,J wefe discharged in the air,
most OF , mn injury to any person. Several
without oo.n nes and other mlssiies,bu, no one
hit with hurt l, until the crowd arrived in
seriou'{ ,o n store of Mr.. l.. w. Fitch when
q Of ne poI was seen to stagger and fall upon
pavement ed to the police Office he expired in a
|ep'eyeu. y having been stabbed to the heart
moments hs;ala who was quietly passing up
1r. K. scoi'' seaeei,ed ball in his left arm
<pel street. ;Dtol balls were fred into the crowd
'the s,Ta' we're afterwards rung 81 two eannons
[he oo ,rbt upon the green loaded, and pointed
re orSt ,Ee college buildings but fort unately the
'ne finally qaelled by the city authorities and
was s .l," who have since been busily en-
legy - ferreting out the guilty.
g s,. ~ concerned in the disturbance on the
Lbt prevous.