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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-08-17
DRUG AND MEDICINE STORE

TNHE undersigned would inform his many
Il friends in the town and country, that he has
ereceivd a new and large assortment of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
He solicits the patronage of the public, and
gives the assurance that every kind of orders such
as RECIPES, &C., promply, and to lower prices
as in other stores will be attended to.
FREDERICK SNYDER,
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

DY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court of
ED Cambria county, and to us directed, there
will be exposed to public sale. the premises, on
MONDAY, THE 2Sth AUGUST NEXT, AT
TWO O'CLOCK, p. NJ,
the following described
REAL ESTATE.
a store room and two shops in tho borough of
Ebensburg, fronting High street, also four
of land, situated in Cambria township, adjoining
land of David Evans, on the north, Daniel d.
Evans, the east, and Horner street on the
South Also, about 10 acres OF land in Cambria
township, adjoining lands of Wm. Davis, east, Ed
ward Shoemaker, on the north, and the Clay
Pike on the south, late the property of Chas. Litz
niger deed.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-third of the purchase money to he paid on
confirmation of the sale, and the residue in two
equal annual payments, with interest to be secu-
red by the bonds and mortgage of the purchaser.
MARY ANN ITTZINGER,
WILLIAM LTTZINGER.
Administrators.
JUIy DO 1874
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wsssRs. TUDOR a aosEnTs. ATS.


INEELING thankful to the citizens Of E6ens
IL burg and vicinity for their former patronage,
beg leave TO state, that having been both East
and West, they have purchased the largest ard
best stock of
GROCERIES AND CONFECTIONARIES,
that has ever been brought to the place, 60 which
they now invite the attention of the public.
Their stock consists of ofSugars, Black and Green
Teas, Coffee, Essence of Coffee Chocolate Prepar-
cd Corn, Durkee's Baking Powder, English an
American Mustards, Crackers, Cheese. Fine ana
coarse Salt, Palm, Rosin and CASTLE Soaps, Can
dies, Flour. Bacon, Mackare, Goldfish, Salmon,
Herring, Vinegar, Syrups, Molasses, Whiskey,
Brandy, Wine, Fluid, Alcohol, Oils, Tobacco and
Cigars, Of the choicest brands:
MEDICINES,
and general assortment of Tubs. Buckets, Bas-
kets. Brooms, Brushes, Window Glass, &c.
Also, every variety Of DRIED FRUIT. such as
Citrons. Pruncs. Currants, Figs, Dates and Raj
sins, Jces and Preserves:
| NUTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTIONS,
and in fact, every thing that an epicure could de
sire.
They win ever he happy 10 wait upon al who
may favor them with their custom. and feel sstis
| fed that they are enabled to sell
LOWER FOR CASH.
than any other establishment in the place.
/ Ebenshur. Nov. 20, ls55-ly
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George Harncane,

Wholesale & Retail Tin, Copper, and Sheet-Iron
Manufacturer and Dealer in the fol-
lowing named Stoves:
HLOBE Air Tight Cook, Portable Rarnge. Flat
VI Top Complete, Union Arr Tight, Cooks Fa-
vorite' Bare Cylinder, Delaware Cook, Bar-room,
keystone, OF Independent, Harp cannon, New
complete, Hot Air Parlor, Victoria complete, Air
Tighi, Complete Cook, Union Coal Burner.
Ebensburg, Sept. l, 1852.
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SEcRFTARY's OFFICE.

HARRIscURG, July !, 1854.
PENNSYLVANIA, SIS:
6-0 | do certify that the above and fore
SEAL. going is true and correct copy Of
49, the "yeas' and "nays" taken on the
8 Resolution relative to an amendment Of the Con
stitution of the Commonwealth as the same ap
pears the Journals of the two Houses Of the
General Assembly, of this Commonwealth for the
Session of 1854.
Witness my hand and the Seal of said ofics
this first day of July, one thousand eight hundred
and fifty-four.
c. A. BLACK.
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
LII
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L. HUTCHINSON, Jr.,
Attorney at Law, EbensburR, Pa,

WyILL practice in the several Courts of Cam
w bria, Blair and Indian counties. All pro
fessiOnal business entrusted to his care will be
promptly attended to.
Office on Main street, adjoining his dwelling
house.
Ebensburg, July /, 1S53-26-3m."
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No Sale of the Public Works.

No Sale of the Public Works.
II EFT all take notice that the undersigned has
II Aust received a large stock of goods from the
East, which will be sold at very low prices for
cash or approved credit, at the old stand, ON the
Summit.
The stock consists of the usual goods kept in
country stores | can offer in the
Made up Clothing Line
the best of inducements, having large stock.
have also secured the services of Mr. John Talbot,
a practical Tailor who will attend to the making
up of all kinds of
Fashionable Clothes.
Or will take measures and order the goods from
the best houses in Philadelphia.
lJ~CALL AND SEE.-E1
JOHN IVORY.
July 13, 1854.
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-
Dto be held at Ehensburg, on the First Monday
of September next
David R. Kinports. VS. Peter Newman ct al
Charles Ellis, VS. NJ ihael Stewart,
Jas. c. Fisher ct al VS. Samuel Davis,
James Murray VS. Jacob Slick,
Robert Johnston, VS. John Benshoof
Edward Howard, VS. Samuel Petersberger,
Joseph Markferding VS. David Yeager,
Charles Ellis use VS. VIM. Barnett's adm
j. Adam Trefts, VS. Caspar Burgraff,
Joseph Miller, VS. Neil Dugan,
Jno NJ M'Garity's Adv. VS. Chas. M'Garity's ad.
Cambria County, VS. Samuel l.. Gorgas,
Same VS. William Mcconnell,
Mary Stineman VS. Jacob Stineman il,
Same VS. Joseph Stiuenan,
Same VS. Eli Stneman,
Same VS. George Stineman
Myers ct uX VS. jeremiah M'Gonegal,
SECOND WEEK.
James Burk VS. Summerhill tip
James P. Carter VS. William Bingham,
William Brown VS. L. B. Cohck,
Rosanna Plummer ct al VS. John Rorabaugher,
GEORGE Gates VS. Adam Marsh
Samuel Calvin VS. Thomas III. Moore,
James Murray VS. Daniel .. Evans
James ST. Clair VS. George Gates
George Gates VS. James st. Clair
William Orr VS. James Sharp ct al
James Burk VS. James Alexander
G. Auenbaugh VS. s. a. X. Fish
Peter Christy VS. VIM. Lake
John Murray Elias Baker
Robert Deveraux VS. John G.. Given
G. w. Butcher VS. Robert Trotter
John Young ct al VS. James Bell
Henry Sutton VS. Thomas J. Power eft a
Same VS. Sam1 H. Smith ct al
Alex M'Vlcker VS. JEFF. & Eb. Plank r
F. McGirr ct al VS. Same
John b. Onslow VS. VIM. H. Gardner.
Ii. L. JOHNSTON, Prothonotarv
Protonotary's Office,
Ebensburg July y, '54 !
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LIST OF CAUSES,

GET down for Trial at Court of Common Pleas
Oto be held at Ehensburg, on the First Monday
of September next.
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mison, Kinzer, McClintock Mcfarland, Patt.
Qmggle, Sliter, Wherry, McCaslin, Spca&cr-22.
NAYs-Messrs. Crabb, Creswell, Darlington,
Hamilton, Knkle and Skinner
SO the question determined in the affirma-
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-R. RoBERT THOMAS

MIR. ROBERT THOMAS
still remains in the field Independent Can
didatc for Commissioner
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Valuable Property for sale.

Summit July 13, 1854.
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UNION HOU SE,
Ebeusbure. Cambria Co. P

Secretary Of the Commonwealth
July l3, 1S54-3m
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July 20, 1854.
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Attention Cambria Guards.

August 10th 1854.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-14
ALEXANDRIA MARKET April 10

FLOUR-The market il firm with very light recejpts
and small stocks. We quote sales Of 200 a 800 bbls
from store at 81 25-tbe principal holders ask 81 TO- Car
price 81.
GRAlN-Very little wheat Offering and our auotations
are nominal Corn is In steady demand with salcs of
white and mixed at GO cent?: prime yellow would COM
mand 40 ~ cents Rye is worth 90 cents, and In de
mand Os, 48 30 cents. Small sales of Coyerseed At
10 90; Timothy Seed 90 rs; Orchard Grass, 90 2 49,
PETERSBURG MARKETS, April 12-wheat-we quote prim.
small. ' ''e'p' qH''e
Rsu-We quote Fine ~ IS superhne fTso; Extra
quite dell. ''' "'''S" ~ -
lob ecoBrisk and Lugs common 20 to &C. good Luz,
10 % ~ comm G Le.o 70 to ss good LeAfsa tl225.
COtton-Cotton AtpL Init
NORFOLK MARKET, April n-BAeon Il. m. 10 Iqo: uov
hVsnu we Couonper ID Sa0Ec Corn-white prime
ac5 yellow do, wanted receipts light ne; Mixed do de- YsT
seedp.I bushel goa tx. PiourPne ASK; SupeThne
for bolted, AJAX. " ~ '
b LOUIS MARKET, April 5-Tobacco-O Monday no break
either warehouse AZ the Panerl9 boxes FLORIDA cigar
Snred and All rejected at uids sca
ube1uenty disposed Of at private
iestsfday AZ the PanteTs' hid uRs brought Nothing
done AZ the state warehouse To-day,
bhds osredl said at t6252 rejected 25 and s5B5 az.
do on Tedl sold at a. rejected sI85 (new) IS %
t-same qualities. Market heAvyseason not opened and
shippers yet absent.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET April T.-Tobaaeo-we notice sales
100 hhdI ~ which 90 selections sold Tc also
10 hhds Stems at 1Ho per 10. y
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THAT DIPLOMATIC BLuSDER.-If the sta,emen. VIC conv
below be correct Mr. Secretary Marcy will have to bear
the responsibility of that Diplomatic blunder Of NJ,
Carroll Spence In bis Speech TO the Sultan OF Turkey
Here is What the Washington correspondent Of the B.
more Patriot says about it:
Much has been said aud published against the specct
wnlch NJ Carroll Spence, our newly appointed residen,
Mnnter AT Consaninope, made to the Sultan Of Turkey
ou the occasion OF his presentation TO that
"hht VIII be said when it shall be made known that that
speech was written ont, draft It 1ished by VII
liam IT, Marcy, the American Secretary Of StateY am
assured upon respectable authority that the speech de-
yefed on the occasion referred by Mr Spence was IN
all inlents and purposes, Gov Marcys speech and i1dr
ing IRON the interviews aud conversations had with M
spence before c left here for the Turkish capital in the
East ic,l convinced that he uttered not single sent
nehi IN Tue matter OF pIcdgirg sympathy of the peo
PIE on The United States to the cuse Of the Turks ayans,
Tue Russians or the Crescent against the Cross which he
was not July aud amply justified in utterng by the riten
instructions he carried with him Now let this be official
y uened " can be. Mr. Spence the eve Of his dc.
Pafu,c nom ibIs country bis mission enphnticaly de-
cared 'hat he would utter opinion on the TufcoI,r4
an question until lie should arrive At Constantnope and
men his Dispatches under Instructions would exhibit bi
opinions The fret dcspach received in this COUNT,
rom him contained his spocch under instructions O.
course, to the Sultan y
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same old tune which Southern Democrats have sung
30 long and with such handsome effect. II amounts
to this, aud this only-that Southern Wings are in.
fected with Abolition, and arc, therefore, unrelable
unsafe, and not to be trusted. This is their assump
ton in every controversy between North and South
and in every election among ourselves-as for the
proof not shadow ever existed, or was ever honesty
believed to exist Party capital has been its sole OBJ
Iceland its success SO far ought to DO enough &c
satisfy any reasonable ambition. It is simply astale
and vulgar calumny. 1t has had long and pr,6ta
BILE run, and it is time, we submit to give it up
Southern Wings arc not Abolitionists-not traitors
1t is an insult to insinuatc that they At least
so we consider it. And whenever such an accusa
ton shall be laid specially at our door, We shall no,
be at loss for appropriate tel by which to char
acterize it.
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RICHA0ND AARFET.S ApRlL 10.

ionlcco.-Breaks and receipts sti light and will
probably continue during the month There ia ratber
feeling in the market for all descriptions We arc
nenned TO think tere will DO but little variation from
rates during the balance of season. The crop
'te any surplus after supplying all the demands unon
Inc manufacturing operations have been very consid
aoy eursed but tue demand for shipment promises TO
ers may safely calculate on good steady demand n. r
maneratng prices We quote Tugs at to 6S4 General
sales to 2; common leaf l.2 to l.2; good o
furnish data for quotations. "
WnEAr.-Dull at las to 100
A
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po,us SpklNG TRADE.

- Va Offers for Al Wholesale .ns P Eiehmond,
trad. IN Vi ano sTArloNERY the wants Of ss
,.Ins, yrRhia and elsewhere, so
9I.hern cities In connection with b. os &c oo
PIANO ToRTEs has Sareooms to the sale of
,een Al .py ned with an extensive as sse Ss
y, mas participated In the over on. ,sou.,a p,
ali Of xheh OF virginia, North Carolina and Tennr.,so
.en nave gwen entire sAtIsfacton TL.v
IN every respect sale at
A N DC packed securely d.ane. wsen, p.iees,
pant soos TO his establishment Hook DnS.py and
osok Manufactory, where all or anu
i,n &C. are eoundi and Blank of ever S
factories, &C., eisiKs Of courts,
wv n MHyS'. Guide to Mas,raic.-Ncw Edition.
Forms for the discharge GU, Of cu @
An appendix containing Forms Bopd, ~
oonmaes &c adapted TO the New Of yirvinI, seus'
Persons at distance, visit Richmond "a, -,
tner orders as faithfully nyc.s,
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The assemblage Of Delegates yesterday large and
the whole proceedings marked by cordial bfothery
spirit, that was itself worth travelling thousand miles
witness among people that have much TO gain by
union and much 20 lose by discord, those Of the
Southern States All the SlavchOldng States we're rep.
resented except Texas and hope bear from her
fore the occasion is over Senator Dawson was made
President IN spite Of his earnest circumstances. They
fairly sacrificed him the altar Of hB country. There
were good for this. Mr.. Dawson s admirable
presiding Ocersbled IN the rules Of proceeding, ready
composed aud good tempered. lie had been President
Of the two preceding Conventions, and all could unite
without scfupe Ia keeping him in Office which he had
had filled accep,aby before. We deeply regret that
Mr.. Dawsons health is such IN make It in small
degree burdensOme To him to discharge the duties Of h
/ Office
| IN his speech on taking tho Chair, Mr. Dawson was
very happy. lie reviewed wide range Of topics sub
Jecs for the action Of the Convention many Of which
thefo will be general agreement while others will ncces
-ay held aside as Involving iTeconcilable division o
opinion Among the latter suppose mus. be placed hi
| recommendation OF enbsnkng the Mississippi 30 % q
bring into culture the immense swamp regions its Dor
| defs Nov, Congress made present Of these swami
lands 10 tho States in which they ic the ground tina
| they were unmarkctable, without the eHpenso o. en-
banking the river Surely Congress cannot now be callc
upon TO remove the defect which was tho very motive
! the grant
But there arc other objections To tl wholesale en-
banknent Of the Mississippi which quito indcpenden
OF politics. The Mississippi, when he mounts hi, itcshe
team, s no tfer, but real Titan, bent carrying Ill be
fore him. In his mood he \ mile Of leyee at mouth
ul, and makes Wild work with brides sud harness. AM
" this embark nent could be made complete, the
qncnce would be accommodating pressure toward
the BY the time IL reached New Orleans IL wOzld
unrnanagebe earthquake. Indeed that city la
already fe the effects Of the partial ombankment Of th
stream above.
There IL another consequence Of the complete embark
mcnt OF crest sednenthfy river which abundsnt eJpe
renee has shown % he inevtabe,ue mean the gradul
elevation u tho bed Of the above the -ndin
country Tho true pocy u not 70 compress tho ireshei
Of such river, hut % dHr's them by canals widely
possible In this way the ChneSe have msJe their gfea
rivers the n boundess ert lily their crun1
at tide same time that they secursk III n,eyes sgsn III
dangers Of their periodical spring tides divide an
conquer never 81 sror application than 10 this case
-GharIssfoH HsTswv, dpriI II,
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ExCIrENEST IN ST LpUIs-On the 9th inst, At 6, Ious
woman name B'ker snot German named II 1flman il
the street, ihhctIng very dangerous wound. few
"teks ago, ms We then announced, Holt seized
bound, beaten aud shockingly mutated by Mrs Baker,
nsod"d, Tor al alleged attempt outrage her. lie
t recovering from this matreatmeut the aEeupi
dpon bis HE was made 10y Mrs Baker.
The ALTAR created al Intense excitement among the
German population, who surrounded the Jail in the eve
ing, Tor the purpose vi taking Sir. Mrs B,ker out
thd II hiciig summary punishment. An assault upon th
AN was repeiied by the police who used fire dis
erse the moo Except, however, res from stones auo
tier ms'ils, no one was hurt. Several military compa
e' were Oh the ground, but their services were Il
ed, aud by midnight order restored The ST. Louis
Republican Of the s1i Inst We learned late las,
evening, that Mr. HCnman appeared
tasy aud that there Is soug possibility of his reco, o.
"g Ihe oai after entering MS right side, ranged
wards "ou: penetrating orjuring the internal organs
Of the body, aud lodged in lower part OF the
lear the surface of the skin from which il
early yesterday morning.
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the GOLD MiSE5 or NIcARAGUA-RfCn DfsCoyEgfEa-
We have received some interesting information from Mr.
fabcns our Consul at San Juan de Nicaragua relative 10
the extensive gold discoveries in the district Of Chontae
on the cast shore OF Lake Nicaragua The gold district
covers an area oil sixty square miles, said be uniformly
rich The quartz in which the vein ia found IA rotten aud
can easily be crushed by hand. Some Of the specimens
rent 70 the United States and Epgand for assay resulted
very isyOaJly, yielding IN high as $50 TO
the pound The rivers had been too high until recently
70 allow the mines TO be conveniently worked but il is
confidently expected miners will DO Handsomely reInuner
iales is nov occupied principally by Americans NJ.
BOfand u s. Minister 10 Nicaragua, tour Of jn-
specton 10 the mining dsot, aud his report upon tho
subject will be looked for with much interest-an Fran.
cifcO Uerdh
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GLOOMY PIcrURE-Thc editor of the New Hump
shire Reporter who all he could procure the cleo
ton OF Gen. Pierce u the Pre iency Is on the stool OF
repentance FOR the sins lac committed in doing 90 u
gives gloomy picture of the cous queuces OF ina,
ton to 'e Democratic party aud Attributes il all 10 the
curse OF the Administration in rewardng Free Soil ra
tos Tor then treason TO Democracy and neg ectug and
prescribing old and veteran Dem Gratis" Hear him.
what now IS the condition of affairs, and what the
prosptc"! In Name the democratic party il d,.,ry,r
lztd anu defeated. New York it is in conditv1 r.
more desperate In New Hampshire with III. aid Of the
National Democrats, WHO have been prosecuted and nm
scbed by the President and his mrnou the democf,,ic
party Is barely saved from defeat In Massachusetts
Is no henoc attic party-nothng but poor
princpled, cjntempble fiction calling themselves demo
cras who yearly coi!esce with the free so.rs and no
suppotthe administration nomuay only In cousid.ra.
ton OF tue crumbs which Ia from the Executive
la Vermont there was never democratic party worth
shgrg 10 short, in every State north of Mason and Dix
on he the democracy il or less denoraIiz. ami
d'sorginzed AID ut this Gen Pierce; il he were
before the ope for reelection, could not carry one of
those States"
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AEREu % PRncnu ~ N. O., ON 4 cHLRoE op PoR.
oSnT. We iestn from the Salisbury, N. o., Watchman
that the Rev. ales Mcdonald Of Davidson Co.. Ia
ken into custody on the 2nd inst. aud lodged IN jail
Achargc Of Forgery lie has becn II s'ad, engaged
years ~ forging the names u his friends 10 Bank, aud al
- 10 private transactions Toe precise, amiunt Of his
forgsies not known bu, Is beloved that thousands OF
dollar. have been thus isudulsny obtained from the sa'
lem Bank
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-14

TERRIBLE DEATH.-A master brickIayer attached TO
the stanton Iron Works. in South Derbyshre Eng and
while eheetins some repairs upon the wall of furnace
was 2teepits!ed from his position by the giving way
some bricks into the midst mass of molten lead Tn.
operatives who saw him STOPPING with his hands and feet
IN the red hot metal could do nothing than pour
vast Quantities OF water upon the FIRE aud upon the
oi their unfortunate fellow workman. When the heat OF
the furnace was somewhat subdued, allow Of ac-
cess to the body all that could be found the remains
feet IN length. $500 " - N
The OREGON GOLD REGIoS.-We are in receipt Of in
teres'ing news from Port Oxford and vicinity The miners
near Tue mouth OF Rogue river working the
oeach with great success and have been shown sam.
pie oil the hne gold that found there. II is stated
me hgh bulls extend quite up the Shore and each
year the heavy south gales drive the sutf against
he br,eh carrying large deposit OF the fine gold which
is found in the sand.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-14

THE NEBRASKA BILL ~ MIssouRr.-The accounts given
by Southern Democratic journals Of the unanmity OF
party in support Of the Nebraska Bill the South do not
tally With extract make from leading Democratic
org in Missouri Toe Missouri DCnocrat in an articl-
on the late elections in St: Louis remarks that the Whig
alone ST. Louis divided upon the question: and fur,
Their says
THE Democrats are united to a man In opposition 10
the violation Of the pghted faith 81 the nation By the
of the compromise, aud agitation of slavery. Ben
the saier Of the party Il opposed it, every Dem
ocrac paper in the State denouuces it, and the Democrats
stand united against it,"
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FIsnf.o PEosPECTs.-The Yarmouth Register says that
the recent cold weather has impedsd the prep
ataons on the Cape Tor me Grand Bank fishing, and the
old fishermen have grumbled little at the tardness
Of Spring About the usual number Cape Cod vessel.
will be employed in the cod fishery aud as tho demand for
french seamen Tor the navy will make heavy draft upon
those employed by France in the fishing business there IL
room to hope not only for better catch but for better
market The French mode Of hshng which has not been
adopted by the Americans has greatly injured the bust.
ness, and fishermen will be reoiced at even A tenpo
tary relief.
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FENrsisE EH0ARRAssHEsTs-Mrs swisshem, the lady
editor of the Ptsbug Saturday Visitor in her l,,
siya with her characteristic candor and simplicity:
"Indsposl,ion which kept in room prevented our
seeing or hearing Miss Brown while she in Pttsbug
and sudden LAS OF domestic cares prevented our doir
the usual amount Of editorial work last week.
In the good time coming, when to take their
places side 10y eide with the Cabinet board and in
our legislative hale we fear that such little interrupt
iron "a sudden influx Of domestic cares may sometimes
prove embarrassing.
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-, hitlED nr PASrHER-We learn, says the Florida
OF tho goth ult, that tho body OF negro g- be-
1cred Into the woods distance from the house. was
FOUND lew days ago almost devoured by some wild anil
ma. The tracks anu "sgns" around where the body was
aud killed by panther.