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UNITED. STATES nan
PosR 0ry1cl DzpARs,n.
Il Az fs,t, fur

: Asg. fsth, fssx
DRoP0eALS for carrying the mail, OF IN. ur},,,
sos . s. nom ar 70. nrss DAY Q, January 1854 10
On the Missiseippi sill he ressvel at sb& entrsc.
0fica Of the Post 00aos Department. 1. O. IN. -
Washington, until eo'olock . m, ofthe eth Noy.,0'
ber, 1884 40 he decided By lltb Of The sane olth i
No. 6lo2-Fron- Cairo, in, by Memphis. rrnn
/. -" Nspolson, AK, Yicisburr, I:ss- Ns,eh.,,
81. and Baton Rouge, La, % New Orleans,
1,of5 miles and back, daily, IN safe md
/. 90 De- suitabie ssesmb sts. g Ef--it ~
II Lsavs Cairo daily ut pm ca -
70 Arrive IT New Orleans in days Hspm
Il Leave New 0resns daily at pm
Arrive st Cairo in ax d,ys ~ 5Pm ro
No. 5lQ2c-Frcn Cairo, III BY Columbus. XIV. Ri,,
.s T Tsss New s R.Ss No Al port
sloscsolst Ark, Pecan Point, Rspaelpb'
Tenn, snc ldham. Ark. 10 Nsrth,s'
= Oh % Tenn .senty-tour mites Ar osct, ire.
I'll tnee we-k IN safs and sui 'sble Fan
4esye osiro ers7y Mondiy, Wednesday AID r.
A, ss Asmi his in 81 hours, 3, PM s,,
Leave N.mphi. every rus.d.y, rhsr.a.y and
Arrive at Cairo N 81 hosrA by,s . n mex.
- uAss- ''.- Mrssrssrppi eli y'3c'
Nofssn-Frcm vicksSuFs, ~ Youns's ro,v. 7.
i- Annsen's Bend, rscAn Grove, fsi,ni.
. Miss, IAk. Providepc., IA, Prsrs.,s'
.,s . Miss Grand Lake, Arr. Puint HortA,n,,
-~-- ton, Mes, Grssnvilie, Columbia, An
3 "a GAINS Landing, and yiciori~, Ma n
Napoleon, Ark, go nilesshd bach Mr.,
times . week, in safe and suitable Stan.
" boafs.
'5o leave vi ksburr every Mopdsy, "Wednesday,
,, and II arsday &C q m go lt
y Arrive at Nspoleou every fxidny, saturday and
Leave Nspcl-on every saturday, "Wednesday,
and Monday at q m ..--7~ a.,
Arrive at vicksburg every russday, nursa.y,
= I and Saturday by SPIN o..
~ = y g. ILLINOIS
No 1351fGFrem Rock Island, IN, by Hampton,
7nilsy sFor, Byrsn, Ocrs eva, Albany, FELTON,, So.
soT' .sysnnKii, lie Claire, love, Osm spchs, Ly.
40 ons, SabuIs, and Rellsvue, % 6aleDa- III.
..t.sa..- Iona hundted miles and bsok, three
. -, lines week, in safe and suliabls steam.
+ boats. -. -..-.
Bidders Will propose schedule
Perform OF proposals guarantee, and certificate,
kleo instSuctioue and r~quirehehts (enbssrng con.
ditious 10 Re inccrporstt In the cobtrscl 20 such
extent as the experiment may ssem rspss, zee I'D.
vertis.ment limiting proposals for mall service on
the Mississippi river, ssted June Z, 1884. Ga
+ - JAMES CANT BELL, Postmaster Gent.
80 f-..- Z. u.f-r tI.-y
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VIM. II. KING, NJ. D, !,

Once On ia street. bctsoesR and X streets.
.nR. KING having been engaged in the practics
IL practice Of Mslicina and surgery for ten Year,
~ trusts he VIII render satisfaeton
2 The beyt Of references can be given. = ~ OIL
. aug 90 lms ~. 80 =, ar a. f-,t :
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LEGAL ASpCporEs-soon after NJ

LEGAL ANECDOTES after Mr..
Burnet, sfterva ards judge, wss called to
III the bar. he went the, home. circuit, when
al. De unfortunately happened to ledge next
- doprs tn a. tall man, who showed himself
d. saSan exhibition, and whose trurm,lpeter
kept blowing before the door from 8o'clk
d. in the morning till night Burnet, who
yet loved his bottle anddid notrettrnf from
the tavern TIL late, found himself so ar
noyed from home from tins circumstance,
that b scarcely could get wink of rest
go. Az last thought struck bum to get rid
IN, Of SO tfoubfesomie' "a" nreighbor by very
formally sending the giant las he was
" cafiedT saJbotndd to appear witness in
cause which was to have come On the
next day. ,hfsd bsu 80
The mas, though conscious ofhis know
'"'ring nothing about the business alluded
to, yet had sense enough toknow that if
90 he once made his appearance in court the
novelty of his person was at an cad, veryJ
prudently decamped from his lodgings in
the night and took up his quarters 1t the
next country town. q 81
~ The judge ,hing anebd day at q circuit
% dlnpss1, a petnlant Young lawyer of family
Was syeEy now and then iptesruptng the
conversation by asking WHO had Sc, a
the elephant that was then showing It
the kings arms tagein, one of the greatest
h Acayipsaies in the.world l"..l After talking
about this for some time at the, bottom Of
the table, he put the same question to
the judge. Bmnet saw the Young man s
folly, and. very sraxely. replied, 'sHe had
-rosuot'ahnt that he was very glad The men
,a5Aoned the circumstance, a. he WAS puz-
s,b z.ed to, know, how to act, and would be
Obliged to him for advice. The point is
this AS the Snowman and have both
entered this town. preceded by trumpets,
the great question Is, who should pay the
haisislt s. pray, SIR can you, inform me 2"
Being once applied to by an old farmer
IN his neighborheod for his advice III a
81 law sus, he heard bis case with great pa
srn teDoe,a and then asked him whether he
ever put money into a lottery - 10 4
mo, sir, says the farmer, 81 have
more prudence than to run such risks
e. a..'.Whyfnrer take'my advice, my good
hiehd, andsufer any inconvenience sooner
than go to law, as the chances are more
against YOU there than in any lottery"
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TFoR THE STAR.
lynn 70 AUTUMN.


hymn 70 AUTUMN. e.
~ - - h1K-S< .fre MnrIa', 81
BY IL GLsYPREpss.
It91s, sun fading, the flower. are dying, i =
nnd over their death beds the West wind is signing
ne pale, lonely Moon looks fearless and cold
Ann the sunset il hinged with the purpsr of gold
ne Su@Ref'- haF-a thunder no leHger alarms, !
fet autumn hath come with her desOiate charms!
Hat. TO thee Autumn ~ | 81
HALL 20 thee Autumn.
f'F n 81 ! - Hairl 10 the,, Autumn',T so .
vrrz-"- -:Ft III Sad emblem Of life, -,..l
sEadinss stil fading the loved ones are eepsas
Where the Angel OF Death his night IS keep
ing, u "a - 80 '...'. vs. If
No snilsnI IA lhlniines their dark dreary home
sNipssis5i me Ghoul, and the worm, and the night
Spirits t6anff - Al; = Il - 81 e
NO bright flowers biesm the earth Ger their he d
nut autumn hath scattered hi leaves DER their bed
HAIR % thee Auftinn n 1N'.'i FL
q 81 / it9+~7s pale m rror of Fate 49,. .. .
aiding, sun fasiIRgl our years are bot few ,t
as oult!s have gole-sO We shall 60 too, 9,
When the spring time was bfsing in its fresh viz
80" gin ss0stD, Larsi 100 T. :. Ear s
An! little we rocked of The shroud or the tomb.
put Autumn hath come wifi her features so wan,
%" anu sne Pointsds MAR to the bright Spirit and
Oh ~ -s-s, Then bail TO thee autumn,
fiaii, to thee AuifinnI, '''' H.
s'-' go 4f,'T Hail! To- thee Aussyan. lnI-.I Jnu
=. Memento Of dsa.h - o.. vdi
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CUMBERLAND COAL FOR SALE
u A SUPERIOR article OF Lump ron OF Mines, and
IA Fire, by the cargo or pingle ton. 10 t--'F
Apply at Essby's Wharf, WashiogtOo.
FHas j MEHAFFkY, Agent
AAs2 Cuszbss!sua oesl and lion Gb6plpy.
r.Sfst0 'AaE -
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? eRANeE I ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
FL a g g s

! &Wa 81 Sc s
IL" CkeapeN, n n u Corr qtabk md En-
q peditios Route to tie White 6aiphsif
Spriags, Passing tie Alum, Warpa and
y,Hot Sfns1gs.oH e9.e@9uco ca 81, e -
; a RRANGEMBNrs having abern r,sde VIII thu
n sHDers OF the new aAd spleniid etetmet
GEORGE PAGA 30 run between "A exand1ia snd
Wssbisgson, distance Of ds miles, IN oonnt TOP
roads the following schedule wiil take asst on end
after Thursday, June list, 1e64: -. %
A Train from Alexandra to GordcnsviHe, IND IN
Duke end Henry arsstsy at 7 O'Clock : m, on the
arrival ofthe Boat nom fW9hingtou; dviag ample
dme for breakfast on hesrd, sniyips ct 6opdone
vile, It haifPaa 10 o'clocks-cosneotng ct that
load, to Rsthmond, ohsSiotsesvils, and stsunton.
ATfIin from Gordonsvilie TO Alexandris and IN
efmediateF statioAs, WI feGve 6cfdohsvflie q
Virginia Central Railroad, arriving at Alexandria
ct 6alfpsst allowing time 10 eonneot
Eth ths sr..n ls.ying w,shtagtSn CITY fOr the
S1s Ti. M Sm Re1.ndG. 70 warren.on ana ins
mediate Stations viii leave Alexandra daily, lsun
days excsptsdD at 8oelook, ?. N, arriving q War
rent at halfpast 6c'cloek p. m Cd ~ g
Train from Warrenton to Alexandria and inter
mediate stations, VIII leave W&rTsnton daily (Sun
dsy exceptedl at quarter before O'Clock D. n, sf
14v1uE &C Ale1AnCn18 X nAltpo6t o'cf00k - m 81.
On Sunday iii Leave 1t quarter past II O'CLOCK.
kA. 10
roli-Is1o THROUGH 1TOKEID.. i""aS CO .
To WarEenton. 90
10 0oroonsvnie ~
10 Chal =
To &c
To yRchburg y
%
70 .sw ~ .'tr ~
70 burg p
40 0tneneefef. % oU
Round trip ticket 70 Warrsnton, from 6atur-
DAYS to Mondays. :: ~. IT,. .... 8 &c
Passengers Tor Luray and New Market will take
| the train leaving Alexandria, ut O'Clock Q. n.
! on Tuesdays Tharsdsys and saturdays, sennscsll
| with the stages at Culpeper, @. b. "a, j.
| sPasseng. re- fer Lynchburg will take the train
leaving Alexandria st O'Clock, 3 n, on Mon
days, Wednesdays, and Fridays, connecting With thu
stages at Charlottesville. . - -. dE'' p .
WPassengeFs: foE the, White Sulphur Spring,
wi II take the train leaving Alexandra daily, con
Meeting with the stages at stsunton.
Freight Trairs are running daily, teundsy es
toeEtsdl r - assit tei-- hltl 80 ~ :. :,
| Per order: ". 3. BEOCKETT, AgenE
| Alexandria, Va, Msy 40. may N-t
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There are twenty. Eve theatres and
saloons for dramatic representations open
IN London, from October to August gen.
orally, which employ together at least
5000 persons on their premises, without
including the number engaged at their
e~n houses orwork rooms IN the various
afss--Of decoration and costume which
the stage requires. The audiences nightly
,resorhng to these twenty five houses,
amount to about 5000 on the average.
without reckoning the extraordinary re-
sort to them at seasons of Christmas and
Easter. and during the first run of a sue,
ceSsful novelty.
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IMPORTANT TO THE SICK.

FTaHs great experience and VISIT known skill Of
u Prof McCLINToCK Is sufficient guaranty to the
puhlicthst the following nst of Medicines, such as
have been constantly uaed IN his prscties TOR the
last thirty years wifully sustain by their effects
the valuable qualities attributed to them, and
prrve u be the best Medicines ever offered 70 the
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~ PR0UD MOTHERS. l.jn - -,
not think it respectable to bring nm ha.
Jehildrsa to work, had Just heard from
her three sons, One'of them was a dr..
yer on tfr-canai; another had been taken
up As aTxgrsst: and. ls. third bad, gone
10 Auburn to learn the shoe business mn.
der HE auspices Of q. kesp.r 1t is ,
hard thing to quarrel with the ereaf lavS
of nature, r-i---N Ia & : "a y :. = 81 II"
ssSS-Issl /
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FOB PINKY POINT,
Old POINT, q NORFOLK.

The Steamer % sQEo IA leaves
aDsEax&Slsw Washington every Saturday rnornins
at O'Clock, for the above named place. Returning
leaves Norfolk every Sunday at D. m; stopping a
Old Point Ptnsy Point, and all the usS.i smndiess
on the Potomac for passengers -..e-1..rs 2c.ad q
The Osceels viii continue to run 10 Norfolk unti
Passage and Fare TO Norfolk and Old Point, $500.
, sty 90At JAS. MITCHELL, apt
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eerly grave. LIST no young man o. woman enter in.
10 the secret obNgations Of married Hfs without
residing the POCKET EsCULAPIUS. Let, no one
suffering from haeknied Cough, Psin in the side,
restless nights nervous feelings and the train
scian, be smother moment, without consulting the
EsOULAPIUS. Hare tbs married, OF those about
to be married any impeachment read this truly use
ful book IS it hxs been themsans Of Aesving thous
ands Of unfortunate creatures em the very jaws Of
death. y - : -
H-Any person sending TWENTY-FIVHCE CENTS
enclosed in latter, will receive one copy Of this
work By mail or hve oopiN win b sent for One Do
lar. -.- 80 s--- 10 -,,.. sd. ., Il 49,.
Address, post paid) -. DR. WIZ. YOUNG,
- Ne. 1s2 Spruce street. Philade)ph1a-
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DECREASE FROM EAIGRAFDN.-Are re-
turn has Just been issued Of the popula.
tom OF Ireland which shows that the
number Of inhabitants has fallen off two
Duhens IN the past five years. In the
year 1913, the population was over five
millions; in 1914, six millions in 1901
ven m1ft Il m eight millions !;
20 9 &c i94 90 ''ee4o5 and ID 1861, OILY
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q FOR BALTIMORE.

, o. s.Ke 2 q The Steamer OSUEOLA VII re-
sumo her regular trips 70 Bslti
more un TUESDAY MORNING, ths fth instant 81
u e'clonk. ,e-aiCs. .ccLI 80 = n'tr $50
u, seturDins, assvte Baitinaore svsrJ TAURspA =
at 4 O'clock p. m-Stoppipe at Leenardtovn, Nd.
St Mary's River, Md, Kipsals and Gone River, and
the usual hndings on the Potomac.
e Bs-sns :" > JAS MITCHELL, Captain
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ROGER BROWN 4 CO.,
KHoLKSALE DEALERS dIXPoREKRS OF
WINES AND LIQUORS.
No. 323 HIGH sTREET, I'D a.
ttstssssn EaRkth ss,A Ni,s.h, north siSs,}
- PHILADELPHIA, PA.
loaM ERcwH. Lcc 2S-lyl EslIAx vAilAu
= DOCTOR YOURSELF. :
THE POCKET RSCULAPIUS:
OR, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.

Tbs Fifdeth Edition, with
One hundred Engravings
showing Diseases and Nal.
formations OF the Human
System IN every ehApe and
form. To which is added .
Treatise on the Dis1ase6 Of
Females, being Of tbs high,
est importance to married
people, OF those contem.
plating marriage. By
. 2 WIN. Young, ID. D.
Let no father Be ashamed
to present 9 copy of the
KSCULAPIUE to his child
It may save him from an
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XII. Dr.. bic Cisatock's Pills,

For Liver Complaints, and all forms Of diseases
arising from deran cement Of the liver, with symp-
toms such IS Dizziness, Headache, Ringing IN the
Ears yellow furred tongue, pain in right shoulder,
sense Of ulness or pain in the right side disorered
clay colored stools, &C. These Pills, If taken in the
insipient stages of Bilious and Yellow or other
Fevers, will generally ward OF the attack. Price
Is cents per boz -
The above Medicines may be procured Of all the
principal Druggists and Apothecaries in this Bis
trict, and Of j. L. HKssHAw, Agent, Washington.
sep 18H6m 49, r. 80 .-
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ne Cheapest, Mpqaa Com Portable and En-
i 'pped,tiious Route to tie White .Sa4rt,a
= SPrags, Passing tie Alum YARN and
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VII. DR.. MeChntoek's Rheumatic Miz

For internal use; purely vegetable combination
for the cure Of Rheumatism, Gout and sill Neural
gic and Rheumatic Dis ases This rem .dy is offered
with the utmost confidence Ii has besn useo most
extensively, and is ss near Specific for Rheumatic
Diseases as the world has seen4 Price per bot
tlt SO cents. es-...: ..-..-..
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SHrUp,

For purifying the blood. The most powerful pu-
rier ever discovered. For all Scrofufous diseafes,
Skin diseases, E1uptions, Roils, Pmpes Erysipslas
Ulcers, Sore Legs. and ell RhsUmstic and Syphiltc
complaints. Co. IT is most excsllent spring d.
cine, perfectly paatable, and safe for children f.
males. Yrice lpint Rottlesl ell
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For the relief Of Constipation and it's painful re-
suits, such as Headache, Dizziness Sick Stomach,
Pains, and ali the symptoms enumerated under the
TDyspeptic Hlixir.o. Price Is cants Der box.
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C3e~rnao-@@

AT TIE OLD STAND OF S. & J. GILBERT
N=IR z S. q +. M. GILBE'R II
[SS34IsT- continue the CARRIAG
S& S&---&-BUSINESS at the above
stand-No. 35 and 40 Wcntworth.strcct,
Charleston-whcre they will be pleased to
exhibit to their old friends and customers
very extensive Stock of Vehicles, COM
prislng those Of their own manufacture,
together with various other styles usually
found in this market. Their long acquaint-
ance with this market as manufacturers
and dealers will enable them to offer great
inducements to purchasers both in styles
and prices.
March Is, 1854. go lv
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This preparation is getting into use o,j 49,
our Country The numerous let,erv ~. o,ef ,s.
c,,as T atD.n OUT various Agents, informing ,,s Of
cures ELECTED IN their immednte neipbhn.Es usi
warrant Lis in saying it il one of sh. has,
not tue DeTy 6est Cough Medicine now hacc,.na -
Tue pubic. II almost inrariabiy relieve. nn'j
Mot no, unfrcqnenay cures The rcry ,ror,, cn..a ana
Ed ,h;s IN oo e'sr HoaSh prepara,ions have fail
dealers in medicines, and Physician, -, .'
~. ASK the agent in your nearest to,vr ,~bs,
mas been ms, experience Of the effects nf ,L;s
medlclnc. If he has been selling i, fnr amn a
length of time he will tell Won o' "''S
III IS THE BEST MEDICINE Ex,rR A f,,r
Below we give n few extracts fron, -.
we have received lately regarding the yirt,,as
of this medicine. ~ 'N'uea
Dr. 5. 5. Oslin, Of Knoxville, Ga s,vs.
h0rc deen using your Ltrerwort and Tar rc,,,
and, il is uih pleasure / state mv bsi;ef b' pa;,,
superiority over all other articles NTH ,cb;.a i
an, acquainted, for uAich ii is rccomu1cndrJ"
!nessrs. Fitzgerald d. Benners, writing from
Mnynesville, n. C:say:-' The Lircrro1t oua
@' an as W 'g ady ,I, oruar s Coun.
II speak IN con'men dattc terms st il, and ray T.
'srcry beneficial in alcuiaf:ng Gc con,pio;n,,y m
rhich it is recommended"
;, Our Agent In pickens District S. C. Mr. &
Il. neral, assures us "thut he uses it ,cih oreo,
benefit in his own family, and recommendss s,eas :, az
his neighbors." He gives an instant Of NJ. "
woman, in his vicinity, who had been suff;Ihsno
with disease of the Lungs for many ve,rs ~,
tended with severe cough, who was relieved
ny the Liverwort and Tar.
Such are the good reports we hear of hi,
Mea1clne from ali parts of the South. For -
report OF The surprising cures it has performed
IN The Western and Northern and Fa ,sr,
states, we would invite the suffering patient IN
feau the pamphlet which accompanies each
po''le. 10 oil, we say, haze hope, hare hopeI
TRY THE NHEDHCUNE.g
BE WARNED IN SEAsON,,,
And neglect not thar cough which is d,;,v
weakening your constitution, irritating your
throat and lungs, nd inviting on that dread dis.
ease, ~ assumption, when so soothing and Heal.
ing remedy can be obtained as Dr.. Roaer'e
Syrup Of Liverwort. and Tar.
OFG0UNTERFEITS AND
BASE MUTATIONS,
Inc genuine article is signed Andrew R,o
ers, on the engraved wrapper around each bnS;-
tie. 'o eaeh DOL
fIIce, s. per bottle, or six bottles forS S,I,
wholesale and retail by SCoVE, & MEan
II! Chnrlres ST. bet Cont and St. Ion;s
y. o., sole Agents for the Southern STATES -,
whom ali orders and applications for AGENCIES
must be addressed. '''ea
SOLD ALSOBY
MILLER d. BKITToN, Srnmtervilc, S. G..
~ nnnEMAN, Can.L.c =
~. DELAY, Camden, S. G.
5. BEACH, Orangeburg, s. {.
"'ic ~ 1904 "a Ono,
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From The Lou,srHlc Journal.
Acquitted MllE,dcFcrs llR
HGGAE%QsClSV.

There have been scores OF notorious cas-
es of murder and acuuittal III this city and
in this State. 1hcfc was the case OF kunZ,
who killed Schacilrr kunZ, hearing that
Schaetlcr had spoken lightly oil a member
of his family. went to his coffee house and
cursed hun. Schaeilcr picked up small
stick and went round the counter as II 10
strike KunG, whrrcupon ;hc latter thrust Il
deadly weapon into his breast and killed
him lie was tried and discharged with
out punishment. There Mas the case o.!
Delphi who killed hi; uncle. Reuben Later.
DELPHI armed himself deliberately, ~ went
to the upper miarkc, hnus" TO meet !." =
He met linn, Sought a quarrel ..ui.
and shot n.m dead on the s,... i",:-
rel was about II prostitute ,r,,,h was
tried and acquitted hciorc Jury lhcrc
was the case OF Croxton, Mhn Killed llaw.
thorn. Hawthorn was in cni;,c house,
sitting in chair drunk and asleep. Croy-
ton struck hiu.on the head, ~ that conII-
tlon, with a ck-bat, and KILLED. 'im lie
was acquitted by jury u tm.
case ni Peters who k'ict = ,,.". iu N;:Iti-
eZ, long time h'inrr Baker ~ n tir,l' ha;!
wounded Peters ana ma. hln u Grippe
Peters hc0nl thus tiisabcd, Baker suppor-
ted h!l:I. "a" latter. a,.ul ana. :, wear.
became vclr pon:, and discontinued his;
bounty. Thcrcupon, Peters pursued .n
to this city, rode III The n.m!.. Il, i hack to
his house, sen, The hackn an to imiurn, hrn,
tl,.ct gentleman aud friends w,sird 10 see
him on S'.sine<S, and when Is h.r ,2.luc on,
.nJ s.o., a, til window OF ,I.c n,ck, sho,
Min dead ius,a.:.ly Peters WAS acquitted
Inv tho ;urv aud lis, d here for some years
ai,erward-song cnon.'h indeed i" mnrdcr
or try to mur' cr Il prostlu'c' upon whose
bounty lie subsstcd.
There was ll:a case of the PcndcSi1Sts,
who killed Bucl.auaD, scbno!mastcr. Ihs
elder rcndcgrast, with Two OF his sons anc
a negro, wcn, to Bnchanan's school house
with Ioaded guns, and killed him without
giving him chance fer his life. The Ju9y
rave a vrdict of acpui,ta!. There was tho
case OF Shelby who killed riur'nc III Lex
ington. The two dincd ut tho same public
table, and, on IIorinc's going into the street
Shelby demanded OF him why he had look
ed at him in such nln.ncr at the table
tIorinc answered that he was not aware o
having looked at him in any unusual man
ncr. Shelby said: "lou did, and if yo,
ever do it again will blow your brain,
out. don't know who you arc" ilcrnC
respodcd 81 know vcll, and suppose a MAJ
may look at you, il your pane is Shelby.
At that Shelby struck him win his lis:
and, without any return of The blow an,
without any diaplay of weapon by HORNE
for he was unaraed, Shelby shot him dead
Shehywas indicted, but toe Jury :ound NJ
verdict against him. There was the cas-,
Of Harry Daniel of Mount Sterling, wh'
killed Cliltoa Thompson. Daniel am
Thompson were lawyers and bro.hers-n
law. Thompson made some imputatiol
upon Daniel in open court. Daniel drov
pistol and Shot him dead in tic presence
Of Judge and Jury. Thompson had pis
,ol in his pocket but did nol draw it. Dan
icl was acquitted by jury.
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TIE subscribers having established them
selves at the stand opposite a. J. Moses Store,
respectfully Socits the attention of their friends
mmd ;i the public 10 their well selected stock
Their assortment comprises all articles usually
Kept, excepting liquors. and will be constantly
rrPienlshcd, and disposed of on as favorable
terms as are offered any where.
lnelr stock consists in part rs follows -
Ladies' Dress Goods and Trimmings,
LADIES' Collars, Chemisc,tes, and Under
sleeves
i'aces, Edginss, and Inseriings,
Jnconct and Swiss Muslins,
i.ndies' and gentlemen's l.. G IIdkf's.
large lot of Hosiery and Gloves, Cr,vGts
and Stocks Also.
tull supply OF Prints AMI Domestics
GROCERIES,, Hardware. Holoware,
Carpenters and Hlacksmith's Tools,
Cistern Pumps and Pipes, Carriaee Trim
mings,
Cr%ckery and Glassware. sadjlery and
Harness,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Ready made
Clotling. &c. g.. &c.
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SAMUEL WATSON.
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SODA WATEn.-l'hc follow ing is the re
cclpt FOR making soda water, by The rs Of
which every l.Ian may have At command
,ihls delightful summer drink. 1t is made
thus tar,aric acid a quarter oi n pound,
white sugar three pounds, boiling ~..!cr
lanr pints. Dissolve the acid and sugar
in the water, and add to flavor il, three Ia
;blc-sioOnful af essence of lemon. Put
w" tablespoonful Of t. is syrup on a hall
glass OF cold water, and stir in half toa-
spoonful OF powdered soda. It citnrvesces
hheiy' and is At pleasant and NJ o!r-
some than the soda waller of the shops
Excellent Tor those who suffer from acidi,y
OF The stomach after dining.