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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-08-04
Mysterious Death-Suspected Poisoning.

| For several days past, rurnors of painful
character have been in circulation in reference
TO the mysterious illness of Mrs. Ellen Urbon.
a daughter OF Mr.. c. Marvin, No. 80 Warren
street. 1t seems that nearly two years ago Mrs.
r., then aged 10, was married to German
music teacher, Alexander Urbon, in this city.
! and subsequently went with him to LIE Roy.
Genesee county, to reside. Last winter she
was delivered OF child, and soon after was at
tackled with nursing sore mouth. Her system
was much reduced by these causes. Some six
weeks ago, it is alleged, she was suddenly ia
Ken much worse, and complained of symtoms
that led to belief that she had been poisoned
BY her husband-the poison supposed to have
been administered by him in some Ieflonade
that he insisted upon procuring and giving to
her.
About three weeks ago, she was brought
home TO diet being apparent that she was
rapidly sinking. Her husband remained at lie
Roy, and about ten days since, having been
sent for, he came here, Staid a few hours re-
turned to lie Roy, told persons there that he
was accused of having poisoned his wife, and
oy them was advised to come back here and
stay TIL her decease. He expressed his deter
mlnation to co So--packed up his property and
LETT that village He has not been here. nor
been heard of since Previous to his departure.
be told person that his wife was going TO die.
and mentioned what he desired to shave done
with his child To Or. Hoyt he stated that he
would be or was suspected OF having given her
poison, and sad-'Doctor want YOU 10 be ON
my side.''
On Wednesday morning, Mrs Urbon died.
having suffered dreadfully for many days. This
afternoon post mortem examination Of the bo-
dy was made, when indications were discover
pd which greatly strengthen the suspicion that
her death was caused by some extraneous irri-
ant introduced into the stomach. The stomach
has been preserved, and is TO undergo chemi-
cal examination. The body was almost blood
Republican,
SINGULAR MODE OF 1NFLfcTIYl: vENoM.-A
Mr. q. Lynch has suffered intensely during the
week from the effects of venomous matter thrown
nto hls face, last Monday, by an insect called
he armadillo. This worm was lying upon the
ground, coiled up, and he, perceiviDg it, held
lown his head and spirited some tobacco Juice
lpon 1t, when it Immediately threw up its tail,
uniting at the same time small quantity of
nicy matter, which lodged upon Mr.. Lynch's
ace, when the flesh around the eyes instantly
10 swell, and the pain was 50 in
enSe that il produced temporary aberra;ion of
nnd The venom, however, was speedily ex-
racted by physician, and we are happy 10
tate that he is now rapidly recovering
lCatorefas (Cal.) Chronicle
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-08-04

| SHOCKING AND FATAL AFFAIR.-A dreadful
accident occurred on Thursday afternoon. in the
vicinity OF Tenth and Jefferson streets. result;nr
IN the death oftwo men and the inuring ola
third. It appears that Mr.. John Kelly. The
owner OF a cess pool in the rear Of his dwelling.
at that place, had determined TO sink we'll
adjoining to II. The we'll had been dug out 10
the proper depth, when Mr. K descended into
It Tor the purpose of making some further exca-
vatlons when the walls ofthe cess pool cayed in.
6urylng him beneath the mass of filth, and suf-
locating him instantly. Mr. James Lawlor.
VINO was employed upon the work, Immediate
~ descended into the well TO extricate Mr..
Kelly, when he was overcome by the torrent of
matter streaming from the cess pool, and in
lew moments, he met the same fate.
Another man, whose name we were unable
10 learn, Immediately rushed into the well for
the purpose OF saving one or both of the unfor-
tunate men, but be was likewise overcome with
the foul AR, and would have inevitably perish
ed but for the efforts of several men wEo were
attracted to the place, who dragged him out in
state OF lnsensibility. After considerable
trouble and prompt medical attention, he was
restored to consciousness. The bodies of the
deceased were taken out soon afterwards and
conveyed to Their respective residences. They
were both married men. Kelly leaves wife
md Lawlor wife and six children to mourn
heir sad bereavement
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-08-04

SUITS FOR DAMAGES AGAINST RAILROADS..
In the Superior Court OF Baltimore, as we see bv
the Patriot, the parties injured on the Balti-
more and Snsquehanna Railroad by the collision
on the 4th July, as we'll as those who have lost
friends from the same cause. have already con-
menced entering suits against the company for
damages. Mr.. MALCOLM, coaeAii for MAD1soS
JEFFEEs, who was dreadfnliy injured himself,
and had hlSssaa-sifftd at his side, has entered
TWO suss damages being laid at $4,000 in
each case. Mssat1sGg counsel for Mrs JOHN
SON, who losted member of her family, has en-
tered sui. fsstisvBarasr of IKE State of Mary
land, use of EEizABETff; SARAH ELIZABETH and
Jos. H. JoHNs6N, against the Company; dam
ages being being laid at $4,000. It is stated
M, company have settled several cases by
compromise @rtii tue paI,,>s ;ni,,ret On the o.
casion. y. s''e "
Butte record., 1854-04-15
PROCURE YOUR LICENSE.

STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-C0UNTY Or BUTTE
~ Courf OF Session February Term. A. D. Ic54.-
To the Hon CourI of Se>>ions-Your Gra Jnry ~o'd
respectfully recommend that. the Hon Couri instruct
ihe 81 er of the County. and ali the Deputy >h+rs
the County in heir travels The Cnnty. call up.
al persons who shsald have License. TO show the
same. and 10 complain 10 competent aufhoriy of ali
who do not exhpii the roper Iihoriiy for b=
ien OF such Business as they may be engaged in,
OF which l. m isi respectfully 81 hn.iied.
ALpNZ GILMAN. fur.-nan Of Grand Iury
And NV Ia Of the re,orf md recrmmer-
daiion Of the 5rn1 Jary i i Orj-r-i by th- Court
that WHEN Yelling me county and in ANY and al
paris h. y he h ri OF Ihis COUNT and sch
and -vsrs hi n-i.air- be. nj he and they are.
heTeal re9 re1 o ea upon e.ch ami sry e son
c'mi,a 3 soa-. ieis ny ki'a 81 .-iaeSs -
de- which !c-u-.. q r-i bs law t. he ink-n ont
la shihn 'a-r u ,-ns- sr c-- aia h- ihe >li >heF-
II aic rh "a sy-rA .sts 81 Dzu' -. hs-r-hy
requ rea g. fa III q. p feDi auh"r ef all such
sTsc ~ Ia ar a.4s--.>- Without iisesse Hni
aiy o. SIS "a ne H. required BY law.
@sfe "a 10 aait. tauAgs
q f#ig.- e.erS Of me Cea-L Of SESSIONS il d f1r
Bisife . d, hereby fy. That ne above rerorn-
;aiun Of TIE r'.nd Jury sBd order & Court are
ire c0gi,s nf ii recommendation. and order nov on
fe IN my Office.
Witness my ha1d and TIE seal of said Court, at Bid
well. this 21ih lay az feilriisry, A D. 1854.
FRENCH PAIGE, Clerk Conn Sessions.
Butte record., 1854-04-15
PROBATE COURT.

STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-coUNTY or BUTTE
- S--in the mailer al the esaii- of Patrick harDey
deceased John Roh,rls will make d fn-l settlement
OF all matters and acccuui. 1u-5h in his pfiiion
for settlement. file in this DaA of settle
fixed ne 2lin day Of PR A D. 1884. the
COuri lodse at hidw~ ani at the mex regular term Of
his court Ana nnce is hs-e,y gwen 10 al pers rs
Concerned ear 50 q time md p-ce. and show
can-s Il d WINS sd sil.yni lie finally settled
and d-poss5 o.. f3v u-d = of ih- court.
L. :. NIi e. NY aaai sai seal OF said court al
Bidwell this 9Th dav OF March 1854.
+. PAIGE. Probate Clerk
4w2ls per Ellis. D c.
Butte record., 1854-04-15
SHERIFF SALE

WQY VIRTUE OF an EXECUTION ISSUED ON
AD he +,h diy II April, A u. ls5i. by p. Hope a
Jus ice If The Peace il sad for ophir Township Butte
County california in favor Of Thomas s. sherwooc
plaintiff fnr ts sum Of fv, hundred and seven dollars
S5oa} judgment api interest," and y dollars and en-
iy-fve ais (s5a5j for costs against r. L. Patien de
endsnt. have seized aid levied upon all the ryht
lie And nieres Of the aiuresaid r. l. Paiien. in and
urto The following Rlnchr- Containing 61 and its
a. afperiansnces- viz; The Ranche known the Chap
man R1ache. lying al being u 0phir Township, ana
State and county aforesaid. and bounded follows to
wiz the south by Clev-iand's Ranche. on The west
by Shshon and Arn-trong's Raachs, the norih by
Moore AMI Bushes Ranche.
The sOose properly Will expose al public sale ~ the
Court hoass IN the Town Of Ridwel the 2qh day oi
April. A. D. 1854 O'Clock P NJ, 10 tie highest bid
Ger ior cash.
?. FREER, shsriH If Butte County
Bidweli April sih. Is5i- sw2a
Butte record., 1854-04-15
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
sHEaIFF SALE.

EDY VIRTUE OF 4 DLCRETAL ORDER. ISSUED
zO iron Inc District Court Of he Ninth Judicial Dis
t-ci, and tor Bfile County. vill proceed 10 sell q.
House in the iosn tf Bdwrli, the highest
bidder FOR cash Monday. the sih day OF May 1854,
between the hours of O'Clock A. VI. zHd four O'Clock
P VI. u said day. the following described properly
vii; 4 Nil- MiIrons. ana all the appurIensnce>
IhereHnio belonging: which SAID property is situated
Beans Greek in Bsre County. California, and known as
White rno Finsiser's Mil The above described mill
Il so ID 10 SATISFY Judgment On the foreclosure Of
Mortgage obtained by \. t Bennett agains; said W he
and Finletier for the Of fifteen hundred aud tv-
five dollars and sky sl.5556O, iad the sum Of
Two hundred and ihiryihree dollars and thirty four
Cents S a33 34j interest thereon debt and the sum of
hundred and eiyhiy-dTe dollars and sixiy-eighl
cent: fSlss6 Gusts OF suit
P. F2EER. Sheriff Of Butte Count,
BY D. A. BEows, Deputy
Bidvell. April Srd 1854. 3sa3
Butte record., 1854-04-15
TAKEN Up.

TAKEN Up BY TEE SUBSCRIBER. on Or ABOUT
the 2lst day OF March, last. one Stay hsrse DE-
scribed as foowsThe said horse is white. having three
holes on his nose two on sidr AMI he Oher
appearrDly only through be skin-lei;ar On the eft
side Of the neck trana on The Ief shoulder apparent
put on with the bottom of silrrups abou IL ysars
old and about u hands hsh The owner il requested
10 pruve property. ply ch lrgss and tke him away
he VIII be 'isposed of according 10 law
JOSEPH ALLTN.
Ophir April l, 1854 3w2l
Butte record., 1854-04-15
Butte M.ra

~ ha,a been Informed from reliable source and
~ yessei ANNOUNCE iha, the afaffs Of the Wv
sndg;i and Fe.er river gFster Company are progress
ins IL satisfactory The stock has sli b-.n
saKen BY New York Capitalist Who are satisfied ,a
C.lforniS p-llabe lace FOR investment md tina.
this aomPl: Aavs good IL noi ortief prospects for
-ssiizssioA of good prs-, arg similar company
ID car Sia;z. The larzs irss uf rch mining country
saroash which .ss WORKS Wiz pass from ier v-ry con-
1ssGoeneDt cnnoi fi 10 ruer ;ise HDdaras ing urcf
s7s an sf.sr sacr. d-..ce q taer canal is com.
pisiea VII contribute largely towards d-fry ing the ex
.nsesas @. he company, snd continue 30 iBcrease u
sas sors rros-e---s The Operations Of L. winter in
n. vicniE, have s-c ualy e ,--'r.e: he aecessi
~ oflhi. work ru1 ssabi-hei 'e yon6 doab The fs-
TIA; :hr Investment all ;-E 4 largs psr eeai
NsS tigyirgs a.Te been dl=szirered in Concsw Val
lsy, sud ;he miners re,zF from > 10 sloper d1y
% tie hand Also ea Ki'nsaaw Creek, between The
Su.lh Fort Of Fesiher River md West Branch. and
shese Psoes rapidly elirs Up wh miners from all
ga-ls. Dgsuss ia this vicinity which were sorked
las year. psid ron. s. So ihe hand Tbs surface
1 i.ginss pay sell
ASo1gEz BIG LvsP P-chnrles Ba.ler & Co. took oui
m the Yves; Branch. Butte Mills lump Of pslr.
sola seishins ssO0 The River ls claimed for miles up
And down or hanihs pnIyo--s his season. II proved
good lasi year
The miners In The vicinity q FrenchtOsn, Blair,osn,
ard Rich Gulch- REPRESENTED doing well and al
though making many hssrise-, are realizing good
-asr- Al-o To-l Meals Biz Brick pig-inss have
b-sn ioipg ans business. making big psy.
Eyr1E cRxEE.-Ihe Forks OF Butte Greek have paid
veil ior foar sesrs. and NerSed successfully
every The Branches Of Butte CreeL pay we'll
from Eieh b. &c the Forks Of Butte
Across he r.SeT and psiaiy visible from Office
the hi there something like half dozen
pouring down the b=nk into tie river. The claims
srr paying sel--lroIn - all hour Il s25 per DAY -
There l. plenty oi ground 10 work, which be easily
supplied with water during lhe enhre Seasou
!hus rendering ihose claims tie desirable of any
an his vicin;ig, a. dry dig inss.
The PAzs es5za. zl.ho ush The s',r becoming
csrce, e0Bsues pay well. realizing The operators
Tom froD ssae TO $50 per week While slo0 pei
dsy for ie claim adjoining said 10 he rick a all
Butte record., 1854-04-15
SHERIFF SALE.

EpY VIRTUE OF a DEcRETAL ORDER. ISSUED
Id from District co r OF he Niaih ia iics41 Dis
lrc- an1 or the CoaHiy OF nutie, viii proceed 10
>-ii The Caar iolse IA the town OF BidSen on Mon
day. the r.h Gay ii sy le5i highest bidder for
casa, tle sowg d-scr bed properly 10 Wi; certain
Irsc + land tying lE4 being beer Greek ia Butte
County. and ii This line TariGrs Claim en-
brting hundred and SIX res Of land together
wih ile here III mems and appur h-reuRlo
: ioaslug lr Ia &n.wlse appena.nins. The abov le-
-croed land is SOD 10 satisfy judgment obaiAed by
Nicholas Tartar egsiu>l Newell tiall
nd egh; hundred sad siy-'o-r doi4as. fSI SCI
yrincspai .n1 for the fur Of TWO huadr gnd
ihFee doaaTs s 1900 cos;s OF suit together inter
he principal. amounting in all 10 the sum Of
Thousand hund ed al six dollars ,iO600)
Sale 10 commence between the hours nine O'Clock
A VI. and four o'eIoek P NJ
p FREER Sheriff OF Bnite Co
ByD- A. BRowS, Deputy.
Ridven. April 2ad 1854 Sw23
Butte record., 1854-04-15
MARYsv-1lE ADVERTISEMENTS.

.D5o0o POUSDS OF SUPERIOR BANS
- 2so0e do Extrz G. Bacon,
1900 do Mess do.
SO Half bois. c. Pork,
Is do. Mess do
Is 80. Beef,
l0aeo Pounds Goshen Butter.
l2Jo0 do. W. rhina suspr
50 Hat bbls Crushed do,
rs Go. Oregon salmon,
2no0 rs. Leaf Lard.
100 do China Rice.
80 Gases Black and Green Tea,
50t0 %. Greer Coffee,
lGo Kegs T. B. syrup,
500 Bags Chi Beans,
100 Boxes Soap
200 do Assured Candles,
Is bbi-- Corn Meal.
80 55do. do do.
20 Gases ( gallon Jars Pickles,
faa Kegs Nal, Assorted,
50 obi-. Hsxs Foar,
100 ,.Sacks chile do.
Oys.ers, sardines. Fresh and Brandy Peaches Pie
Fruit Apple. Tnbacco s~sortsd bra d.. Clolhi e Boo
and shoes. Liquors Of ali kinds. saao1s fo- moanaiI
trade, for saie Il The loves. rnErk-t prsc-
br O,FEhRAI.I 4 On
Brcz Row, First Street. AMI lower Landing. MarysvIIe.
4s2z
Butte record., 1854-04-15
PROBATE COURT.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL wAOM
~ il may corcern, fhat JOS. F. \ LEWIS, Admin
is,raior OF he sas OF Georee Adams smith dsceased
ate o Butte County. Cal, will apply to the Probate
Court in ard for said County at the April Trn thereof
lAp I'D, lc55} 10 have his against sid
alowel. Al person. Interested N the same can then
attend. Be Order OF The Court.
L. :. Witness my hand and seal of said Court al
btweil- this lsi day OF Apl- A. D 1854.
5w52 FRENCH PAIGE Probate Clark
Butte record., 1854-04-15
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Butte record., 1854-04-15
BUTTE RECORD.
Puma. Election.

Up 10 the hour Of going 10 press have received
Iohns definite 70 he rssul, Of the election in Plu
ra2s which took place Saturday last A person who
lei Meadow Vale, Cd Monday morning informed Us.
hs far hea I'd FROM the time he le everything
hsd gone Democratic, And in ihxi vicinity IL vas gen
orally conceded tai the Democracy iad eleced their
sR.ire ticket
Butte record., 1854-04-15
SHADE HOTEL
WYANDOTT EXCHANGE.

c--d Ttlfsrfi sEi rrs'rSAz.d The above ceiebra-
sd -ss--.- Ai-- si-l be hlzs entertain The =
Jo-e. lad ID PROMISE - az tiinrE s very bs-i
il .ioG- b. fosr.d IN Es, sis8laT hoI=e the
ce9u-ry
14is management = 80 kitchen and sispiEg deIszri
Ii,eF b., s-riLisEdHcs OF 1rs. Trough
iva Hslo hss r-ret,y arrived and pains viii be
spared % r.iids- satisiaciioa.
iAAes TAoUGuTDS.
Essais... A nr.l 5. 1874. linz.
Butte record., 1854-04-15

WALKER s WILSON,
nEALEBS STAPLE FANCY DRY GOODS
~ CLOTHiNG, BOOTS. LADIES' AND CT!IL-
bkEN's SHOES. HOSIERY, &c West side Street.
near ID Street, Nary-vils, al. VIII keep CONSTANTLY
hand full assortment 81 Goods in their line 81
would respectfully solicit share Of public patronage
W. II HUDSON. SAx't HaEsrx.y
HUDSON / HARTMAN,
Y U13ER DEALERS. corner Sd street and Maiden
s% Lane, MArysviHe, Keep Constantly hand COM
plsle assormen, OF LUMBER, also DOORS. ASH
BLINDS, &C.
Butte record., 1854-04-15
White Rock.

A FEW MORE SHARES LEFT FOR SALE IN
: n ibis cisim terms purchasers. and then
he company viii be com oleie The viii hence
forth bs knowa The Oregon Cl1Tn. instead OF White
Aock He hope ihis year not only raise the credit
oi Ire ritn- but hal Of the placs and people in gen
era Any Information wanted respecting terms situ-
alton oi.ersi=e be had of ". X iieir, Forls
IOWA. J. ". -sdi- Thomrson'- Store, Oregon Gulcb
rnS-elf. Whit. Rock.
Ea st5ts II y.n went shares- arS; first serred
JOHN JONES, ires't- Il General Ag',-
March y a. 1854 3w4i-
Butte record., 1854-04-15

ri4TI>a--Mr. "ynan- Of Wsiaah's Rusine. who
e! .he "a! sE EA. and OH Type has presented
viii some pislina laken IRON AIS claim on Nelson
Crrot.
Butte record., 1854-04-15

TH4~Ks-We are andef oi..ga'tons 10 hist True Ser-
s-y blue dsIaoersi- lean Coxad- Ed bundle u
r-yelablea lron hIs Ranch { Wytnen'- Ravine
Butte record., 1854-04-15
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

Il he LAW CoPARTNERsHfP HERETOFORE FX-
isiiHg beiweeD the undersg ed has this Sd day of
April, A D. 1854, been dis olyed by mutual consent.
JOS. Z. ~ LEWIS,
P Il HARRIS
Bidweii. April Sd. 1854 2w22.
Butte record., 1854-04-15
Llso1sc ic1ge.

srae Lodge So = L. D. Il ire- hii1 Accented Ma
Bidsei- gr-i and third Saturday,
IN ezch manih Hour u n.ezeiine sS O'Clock, P n
Visiting Brstheen in so,d -taadigs respectfully IN
slea 20 coJa1n aaicsis
OPFICEEs
+ { BAKER. TN J. 4 ssiTriI : =.
4 B. EEWcoIn- y Y Il ttARRis- ser-y
Butte record., 1854-04-15
Rock Island COMPANY.

THIS COMPANY HAS BEEN INCORPORATED (
is nov fuiy organized and has for il objects. fh.
nooming and draining oi i've hundred ifty yard.
main fesiher River Situated Immediately 2buve the
Sailor. Union and Cove claims. OF last wear
The Capital Stock OF the Company j. forly-ave thou
sand door and ths-e foriy-sre OF stock
ninety half shares
The contract tas bern let 10 Nr Aionzo Gilman. who
has areed 10 grade doom and drain, the claim for the
SUM Of iorty-iour thousand i've hundred doiiars.
The books Of the company Opened At ~
store TO Messrs Ferguson, Co where subscription for
stock Viii De received
Twenty per cent ON The amount Of cspiIal hs. been
levied 10 be paid before he 18Th day VI Aprli
next
The Officers OF The company f,llows
THOMAS WELLS, Esq.. Prcs'i.
J. ~ .GILkiSGN.
K :. MAYNARD. ) Tru-te..
GEO. J. FERGUSON. !
GEO J. FEH6 son. TressIr-r
IN. BCRT, Secrelary
BidWcii March 81. 1858. tfn3l
Butte record., 1854-04-15
PROBATE COURT.

FhJbAlL LUJ hI.
STATE OF CALiFOREIA-COCNTY OF BUTTE
- 50. In The matter Of the e-fzie of A. C. Frve- de-
ceased. John Rdwe administrator of said estate will
make settlement Of matters and pertaining to
ssid estate in the Probate Couri at The nexi regular
term thereof ait; On the fourth Monday Of March
inst. ih- Court House in Bidweli; which time
ard place all persons interested said estate or having
demands NJ inst SAID estate notified TO attend By
order Of Court
/. : Witness nv hand and seal of said Court, al
Bidwell, bis I'd day Of March A. D 1854
FRENCH AiG Z, Probate Clerk
3wI7.
Butte record., 1854-04-15
Lumber, Lumber !

HE SUBSGRlE ERS WOULD RESPECTFULLY
Il announce ln The eizsus 81 Bidveil and Hicini,y.
thai they prepared 70 furn n all who may ia
ror Them with call. with spended qua ty o luu-
Der, and reasonable be procured else
where. They are also prepared deliver lumber ai
any point along the FORK or mau Feather River
Board Ranch saw Mil J. P. GAME, SEQ
March 18Th. 1854. spIQ
Butte record., 1854-04-15

EOsHEN BUTTER-So fresh and nice The g-es.ess
u Epicure cannot fail to be pleased. st
JOSEPH GLUCK aTz
nYsTLRS-20 dozen Baltimore cove O-cte-s. ss-
" sale al JOSEPH GLUCEAEF
lQUORs-0f all kinds nj convenient ra.es fos s1ss
- at JOSEPH GLUCkABF.
Butte record., 1854-04-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Sale.

A Rl1iWrtI~ THE COUNTY SRAT Of BUTTE
: y tolnt- ard ne oi fba iAs.--i gra~a aE mining
in CsiGrais- aasi's communication E IN Nsrys-
sic- 'iir-s aii.rs ~a2- y i~e Ass - easir s.sgs
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Our "Pencil Notes. y

We should regret to wound the feelings of
any person, by anything We have or may say
in our item column, and are sorry to learn that
some of our squibs, have been regarded in a
more serious light than they were intended, or
than We supposed any one would consider
them. They are designed merely as innocent
jokes, for the amusement of those who are ac-
quainted with the circumstances to which they
refer, and are never intended to hurt the feel
ings or injure the reputation of any individual,
whether high or low, rich or poor, enlightened
or ignorant. We claim merely to be an indie
pendent journalist of passing events, and
while we will always express our opinion, fear
lessly and decidedly, of the things which are
occurring around us, we will endeavor to do
it in such a manner as will not injure or wound
the feelings of any citizen, be he whom he
may. We hope that hereafter our ssPencil
Notes. will be so regarded.