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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-04
MorgantoWn Marble Works.
SHEETS, HARRISON & co.
Dealers in Foreiqn and noneSfic Marbla

manufacturers Of Momuments, Iomb.
stones, HeddStoaes, &c.
Have established Marble Factory in Nor
gantown, and are prepared TO finish Grave.
stones OF every description, on the shortest
notice and most reasonable terms. Their
work will be done in the most approved
style, as they employ none bot The bes, Of
workmen. Persons wishing to purchase
splendid article of the kind will do sell ,o
give them call. a II orders, either by let
Ter or otherwise, promptly attended 10. Shop
on Walnut street, near Front.
Motgantown, Jan. 90, 1868. If
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-04
CHEAT NfcK. Anpnsl |. 1855

Mr.. Editor MIR. JOHN RUDE, will be-
voted for for Justice of tue Peace in this Dis.
trict, TO supply tho place Of Seth Stafford
resigned. MIR. Rude served for many years
as Justice Of tho rcace, under the old Con.
siilnlion, to the satisfaction Of the people of
tie District, and NC ate dttetidintd Is vote
for him again, MANY VOTERS.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-04
VIRGINIA TESTIMONY.

DR.. J. NJ. Wnsog, Lexington, Va, February
g. 1862, said :" am entirely out ofthe German
Bittors. They have become all tho rdgo. No
thing else soils"
TnE TENrn LEGfoN, published Mt Woodstock,
Va, said, Jan. 10th, 1850: GA Great Medicine:
We have uniformly retained from recommend.
ing to tho ptblic any Of the ssrious patent med
cineo Of The day, unless thbtoughly convinced
Of their value. Among those We consider wor-
thy Of notice, is the German Biiters, invented by
Or. llooflaNd, and prepared by DR.. Jackson, in
Philadelphia One instance, IN particular. in
which the superior virtues Of This medicine have
been tested, has fallen under our observation -.
During the last summer, n sun Of Mr.. Abram
Ctabill, Of this county, was very seriously az
cctcd with Liver Complaint, and after trying in
vain various remedies, he purchased a bottle Of
the Biters, and after using IL, WAS so much re-
lieyed OF his distressing molady, that be procut.
cd another bottle, and is now restored entirely
TO health.
They arc entirely vegetable, free from all in
furious ingredients, always strengthen the sys-
TEN and never PROSTATE II.
For sale Wholesale by Druggists in all the
principal cities, and ut retail by apothccar es and
stotckccpcrs IN every town IN tho United statesi
| september ., 1904. nr&mcsIy
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-04
Liver Complaint,
tBHasmdice, Dyspei1siH, ChFCM~
&c Oh. .ScrU0us EDeGsJ5.n,

tssAsE OF THE KIDNEYS, and all Disoracs arts
ing from a Disordored Liver or StoipaCh, such
Is Constipation, Inward Piles, .FUllnCss, or
Blood TO the Head, Acidty OF The stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn Disgust f5r Food, Fulness
or weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructaticns,
Sinking, or Futtcrng at the Pit OF the Stom-
aCh, Swimming of tho Iload, Hurried and Dli:-
ftult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart ,Choak-
ing or Suflocatiop9 when in lying posture,
Dmncss Of Vision, Dots or Webs bcforo tho
Sight, Fever end Dull Pain in the Head, Def,
cheney Of Respiration, Yellowncss oCtho Skin
and Eyes, Pain in the Side Back Chest, Limos,
&C., Sudden Flushos Of Heat. Burning in tho
Flesh, Constant 1mdsihings Of Evil, and great
Depression Of Spirits, can be eflectually cured
by DOCTOR HOOELAhD,S
EBRATED GERMAN RiTTERS.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-04

Dsn4. We have the full and official
return Of the vote of our State in type,
but for want of room, are compelled to
defer it's publication until next week.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-04
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS.
PREPARED BY
DR.. Z. NJ. JACKSON,

GerIhan Medicine Store, No. 100 Arch ST.,
one door below Sixth, Philadelphia.
Their power over the above diseases snot OK
cellod, if ofnalled, by any othcr preparation i'll
the United States, as tho cures attest, in many
cases after skilful physicians had failed.
These Bitters are worthy the attention Of Inva
lids. Possessing great virtues in tho reGtfcation
OF TIC liver and lesser glands, exercising tho
most searching power in weakness ar' affections
Of the digestive organs, they are @ithal safe,
rnriuin and nlcns nni-
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-04

A new dome is being placed upon the
Capital at Washington, mado entirely
Of cast iron.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-04
BGrgMtns! Bargains!
+ EDER EIGHT & CO

TIVE undersigned, in order to mako room for
l. largo and splendid assortment Of Fall and
Winter Ready Made Clothing, offers his ontiro
stock of SUMMER GOODS, consisting in
part Of
Coats. Vests and Pants,
to the public, % per cent beio,c he original cost
price! Those in want Of Summer Clothing are
invited to give inc call and cSamiho for them
selves. d. II. slime.
Morgantown, July IA, 1855. 3.5t
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-04
Commissioners Sale of Valuable Land,
IN PRESTON COUNTY,.

tult vi hlUdUlO
IN PRESTON COUNTY.
Ella c. Lazior, etal, Plita.,} TN pursuance
VS.. \ of n Decree
Ferguson Jenkins, ct al, Dofls. of the Circuit
John lIdn@ay's Ever, } Court ofProston
VS.. County ,rcndcr'd
Ferguson jenkins, J in these causes
the undersigned, as Commissioned named in said
Decree, will sell, AT the front door Of lie Court
House in Kingwood
On Thursday the 10th day Of August, 1855,
(being the first day of the Circuit Court. threo
several Tracts of Eand, lying in said county,
on tho waters of Upper Sandy; one tract con
timing l25 acres Ono other tract confirming
30 Sand the remaining tract containing
Ga acres.
shall soil tie first named tract first IA direct
cd by said Decree, which tract is described in
deed from John Hanway and wife and G. n. c.
Allen and wife to suid jenkins, dated Sth Sep
tombcr, 1919, on n credit Of 3, 6 and months,
taking bond with good security from the purcha-
ser, bearing interest from the day Of sale, for the
purchase money. The remaining two ttacts Wi
be sold on the same terms.
The titles Of said Tracts Of Land are Consid-
cred good, but, selling rs Commission or, / shall
only sell such title IS | am authorized by virtue
Of said decree. JOHN p. BYRNE,
July Z, 1909. Commissioner.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-04

SPERM OH and N. o. MotAsSES, TO be
found at the Cash Stoie Of
Feb. II, 1855. S0GERs & FoGLE.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-04
Farms feSa. Sale.

NNHE subscriber will sell, at Private Sale, the
Il following valuable Property, viz:
A Farm of thS Acres.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-29

ORAroRIcAL FLteHr.-In recent
speech. q Mr. CRANE, Of Va, made the
following oratorical fight
II pledge myself to you. and to the
world, If old Randolph don't give a
large majority for Wise, Ill seize the,
highest mob Of Cheat Mountain within
her limits. by the shaggy tops Of it,,
gigantic cheanut oaks, and sling it into
The Pacific ocean.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-29

UThe Nebraska Legislature,
which adjourned on the 10th ultimo,
enacted general system Of laws,
chiefly borrowed from Iowa ; provided
for an efficient organization Of countie.
passed !; q good school law providing
for free schools for all; passed a ssrin.
Get prohibitory liquor law chartered
three universities. incorporated a medi.
cal society. and provided for taking i
new census the ensuing fall, BY the,
Marshall from which new apportion-
ment Of representatives Is to be made
BY the Governor.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-29

DESTRUCTIVE ARcH1TEcTuRE..- The
chapel erected in Mont Auburn, Mas
sachusetts, few years ago, at cost
Of $4,000, has been leveled to the
ground on account Of defects in its
construction. The history Of this
structure, il written out, would be
instructive and interesting to all bull
ders.
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Russian DATEs = A correspondent

Russian DATEsl- A correspondent
asks us Why there il difference If
spme twelve days in dates between
CHS country and Russia | The rea.
son Is that The Ruasians still adhere
10 The old. or Julian Calendar. This
calendaf was corrected In 1852, by
PopB uHEoenr KILL md Tie new
Gregotian calender, WIS received i'm
mediatsly er shortly after It's prenpul-
CATION, BY III lbs Roman Catholic
countries ofEarope. The Protestant
States 81 Germany md the Kingdom
Of Dhemark adhered 10 the Julia Calen-
dsrjtill 100; and In England tile alter.
alton was successfully opposed by
popular prejulices till 1852, when Il
WIS adopted BY On act Of Parliament.
LII Kussia and the countries following
the communion of.tha Greek Church
the old style Is still observed.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-29

0pD Fellows CoLpEaE.--The
Grand. Lodge Of Odd Fellows Of Vir.
ginia has adopted the Martha Wash.
ton Female College, At Abingdon, and
will take measures to insure its com.
pletion. Il Is contemplated to make
such arrangements u will insure te
the INDECENT daughteas Of esrey de.
ceased Odd Fellow the benefit to a
good education.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-29

% The English papers announce
the death Of Mr.. Gucrney, the emf.
nent short hand writer, to whom the
British public has been indebted for
the preservation ofso many important
debates. His death calls to mind a
famous epitaph in Westminster Alb
hey, on brother Of the craft
"short-hand be wrote biz Aswers In prime
did fade,
g And hasty Death shsst-hana Of him hath
uaads.w $50
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1.f'4nrr l1ry4.tTbe llrinkluu ofiooer

pTxnsr 1r-.The drinking efiager
beer Ii one Of The national institutions
of the Germans, t,or do they surrender
II even On Sunday; to secure their
votes III Cincinnati, the Democrats
promised The uermans that the Sur
day ordinance should not be enforced,
and SO obtained votes enough to elect
their ticket. Yesterday, however, their
new Mayor, Farreh. took his seat, and
Ia bis inahgiifal announced that he
should strictly enforce every ordinance
of the city. So the poor Germans,
after allowing themselves 10 be tools
OF the Democracy, find that their
natural and inalienable !" drink is 10
be withheld OH Sunday after all. $50
mote 1t be, . with hi who sell their
votes, for rum Of tnoneyl"--L Lowell
Courier.
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WHAT NExr lit is said to be orr
rently believed in Holland that the late
monarch, William the Second, only, Of
pretended to die to get rid Of the cares
royalty, and is now aiding his nephew
the Gar, IN the Crimea, under the
assumed name Of Menschikof.
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is said that in The upper counties
Of Tennessee the prospect Is almost
certain for another failure Of the wheat
crop A cold, backward spring, scar
Getty Of fodder and grain, and the gem
eral bard times, are spoken Of every
where in that locality.
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IA M srfc1s. q IT..
H5E8 aa-ss14l aaz-ss
fftsss vousD In III Atssfsa 81 nj 81 rfy,,t, /


Farewell, He'd Stick, land VI sorrow W. II
tof shall leave fhss Oh ls.n,offox.
one month Il Thss. iav4 tarfisd, b
And all NJ favofiie biifs mlscarfisd.
] When to your iesisIatixs halla,
fastened al the peoples caii,..
fiittle thought INST SITTER III, np
NJ saliBs would ts6ss 70 small.
I've moved and tnotlonsd ATTY iitnss,
Aid written several hundred lines, IL
And pictured 10 tnyself the pieastrs,
In passing every fAvbrite msasass
Alas, fhs55ys shat fancy brfnsss
Are iiks titto some tabled springs,
whose crystal fountains sparkle bright.
Until Heir emptiness II bf6ushs toiishi.
Twas thss, my eloqusnce subiitfs,
Was h6fstetl in my own dear inihd
Until compared with purer coin,
It's 1dstrs UaDtgaea and was s6tit.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-29

A quarter ofa century ego the Epis-
copal Church in tho United States,
numbered 5o2 clergy and II bishops,
now the clergy number 1928 and The
bishops 80. Ofthe IL bishops then
living 8 only survive, Brownell, H. y.
Onderdonk and Meade. OF the 500
priests and deacons, "a have been,
made bishops, ofwhom one has aposta-
tized and four are dead three Of the
presbytcrs have apostatized to Rome,
and three to other sects one Of the,
former and one Of the latter have re.
turned to the Episcopal fold. Il is
said tina. the Trinity Church, New
York, il to be made d free church.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-29

DIT the new party are evidently run.
ming 10 seed, iii the hands Of SONS Of
The would be organs and opponents.
The public press Is getting to be entire
KnowHNothing; and the strife seems
To b., who shall 60 .faiherest and u.s.
seft most, az the sentiment Of the
party. Foreigners, we are told, are
not only not to hold Office, but not 10
have the right Of suffrage ut all---.that
they are To be cut off from raturaliza-
ton altegether--tlien perhaps painted
black. with the new pigment and sold
to seryitude. @
No organization secret or open. can
stand long, upon any principles then
those Of truth and justice and taxa
ton without representations or the
pospect hereof, is An unti.republican
feature. that will never be tolerated
In this nation. We are satisfied that
the sesibls well meaning mass Of our
nativs citizens, will never run into
sueh madness and fahatacism there.
fore, we take upon ourself to deny
without qualification that such is the
wish Of our people, and throw back
the charge III The Jaws of fanatieal
demagoEues and organ grinders, who
misrspresent them. II Ia slander !,
not only base buslow and contempt
able; that my man or set Of men, can
say that ii is the desire Of the Ameri-
can people, 10 mako q religious test
for Office, Is passing strange to us J;
when It is known that our people are
born to think otherwise, to live and
breath under constitution admitting
the largest liberty Of conscience
Base is the slave, who thrusts his
head, through mire, to bfawl such
doctrines because the political hori-
zon is agitated (for good we hope)
and national, and therefore religious
prejudices are awakened
AT the head Of q country Exchange
besore us, and Immediately under a
fresh cut Of the HStar spaugled Ban-
ner,' the following extract (said to
have been written by Gen. Geo
Washington to. Richard Henry Lse)
occurs "These men (foreigners)
have no attachment tosthe country,
further than interest binds thein.' In
The first place, we do not blll1 that
any such passage occurs III hand
Of Washington and in the second
place. II IL does, 1t Is very silly par.
agraph to quote, isolated and alone as
1t is. 'These men (foreigners) have
no attachment to the country, further
than interest binds them y What
1
stronger attachment could be wanted
than this. If n man have 1t, and
with it the thirteen inches. from
stem ofproboss to os.exterious, which
Ia the full measure; he Is reasonable
man, whether he be born within The
new enclosure for "Cat Island OF
not. Such a man can see the evils
Of the times---he can SEQ the abuses
practieed upon the ballot box, by ma.
tive demsgogues, oweing to. too lax
laws Of naturalization and such
man will DO wiling to stand aside for
a moment, until check can be put TO
the earths' scum floating in upon us,
prostituting institutions Of which
they are ignorant, aud working the
nation into rapid anarchy.
A quarter ofa century ego the Epis-
copal Church in tho United States,
numbered 5o2 clergy and II bishops,
.,ou, A. ato..s., ....s,, La. 1000 -. 4 H.
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DtseeAorsrub phooEBbtses. In

DfseeAoEsFuL PhooEEbtres. lin
Louisville KY, on Thursday last. n
man from The North was while in con-
versation, asked If be was an abolitio-
mist, and answered that lie was. He
was advised to leave the town, and he
started from The railroadIdepo in order
to do SO, but mob headed by the.
sheriff Of the place pursued and caught
bin, rode him OF rail earrisd By,
niggers, blaeked his faeo and sold bin
at auction for a niger. and then took
him to d drinking house md made The
niggers hug and kiss him. They,
warned him that they would kill him
if he lifted d finger u resist, and the
sheriff, tlouglitlls victim did nor rasis.
aimed a pistol at him and would have
shot him but pr the interference Of a
bystander from another State.
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Gbejl||!f'llAlgC nlllet
ThurbdAy Morning April 16th, 1853.


ThsrsdAy Morning April 10th, 1888.
Tbs Posf MAsrrA Al New On.
LEANS. at will be seen by reference
to a short paragraph from the Bulle-
tin that serious ellafges lave been
prsfsrred against The Post Master at
New Orleans. He was arrested on
the 23d inst. On affidavit Of Nv. Blair,
an agent the department. for sotne
alleged malfsasanee IL Office, the ma
hire Of which has not yet TRANSFERRED
The True Delta says
We understand that Mr.. Attorney
General Morse has been specially Ii.
struoted by Government To prosecute
Kendall, and that the testimony which
will bs addured against him viii be If
the strongest character. The conduct
Of the federal officers connected With
the iuitiatery proceedings in this case
will demand particular notice ere long.
They had better Look to ii. that no
more attempts nre made to stangle
justice, or To interfere with the rights
of The public to see how the laws are
adhihistered Ii this free country
Kendall Il entitled 10 fair trial, aud
presumption Of innocence until the
contrary Is proven; but there must be
no conspiracy 10 shelter ealpfits, Or 10
sacrifice honest public officers who en-.
pose guilt and fsarlessly vindiease the
supremacy Of the laws.
Kendall, we are informed. gave sc.
eurity to The amount Of $4,000 for
his appearanancs, and at 9 o'clock this
evening Mr.. Lusher will again be
called upon To act, and perhaps will
again deny access TO the proceedings
and the record Of . public Office to the
people. 3.
Senator John slidell was, we hear
one Of Kendall's securities.
{eA1 ats b s=444--saokas--A4=
~ The river At Louisville on
the 2lst inst, was on the rise with
six feet nine inches Id The canal The
steamer Sultana had arrived from
New Orleans and the VIM. Noble
had despatched for that port. AT
Cincinnati the river had risen four.
teen inches within twenty hours. Tie
-four market was stagnant and prices
nominal at . a 0 rs per bbl. for
Superfne. Sales Of whisky at 50 a
s24 cents per gallon. Provisions with.
cut change.
At pittsburg the river was rising
aud there are nov eleven feet Eve in
ehss water ID the channel
The Harsor Of the Tslsgraphs--In
telsgraphic dispatches to the city
press, Of The 14th inst, We find The
following persoual matter from Wash
ington city, under date the 2lst inst
Lieut.. Bsale, The former Superin-
tendsnt Of Indian Affairs ID California,
severely logged Col. Moneypenny, the
Commissioners Of Indian Affairs III this
city, to-day.
Il d singular, that Indian affairs
should get 70 mixed; but II il still
more singular that the wsggish oper-
ator at Washington, should make
jest Of such d serious matter Is II to
DO said hereafter, that whom two gen.
tlemen meet. to have d small settle
inent Of mere private and personal Of
fairs. and one gets tho advantage Of
shs other, that the party who crows
v" cock ofthe wall, /" has logged .
the other ? We hope not, for honor's
sake, Il not for The code Of honor.
OpD Fellows CoLDEcE.--The
Grand. Lodge Of Odd Fellows Of Vir.
sssns~ ka~ ~.i1st.l H. NJ a4ka W.T.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-29

The Massachusetts House Of Rep
resentatives, on the 18th inst. adopted
the address to the Governor. recon-
mendiDg the removal Of Judge Loripg
from the office Of Judge Of Probate, in
consequence of bis action in the case
Of the fugitive slave Burns. The vote
stood POT yeas to Ill nays. The
Senate have yet to act upon the ques-
ton.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-29

amendments to The Coust;lut;o1, of
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Boston Atlas,
of the 10th inst, says:
Two resolves providing for conati.
tutional amendments were passed III
the Senate yesterday. The first pro.
hibits persons Of foreign birth from
holding Office IN this Commonwe1th.
and the second takes from them the
right Of suffrage. Amendments ex-
empting foreigners Of tweniy-one
years residence in the United States
from the conte mplated disabilities,
were rejected BY decided 1naiorities.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-29

To- Napoleon said in 1912 Tin
my dictionary the word impossible
cannot be found" Alta later date, Id
probably procured q more perfect
copy. l-L-.
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.ltfza Mayor iyVood Il i said, ltas

t,9z Mayor Wood, II ID said, has
expressed Il a. bis opinion that the
present police force Of New York city
viii be totally inadequate 10 carryiDg
into effect Tho provisions Of the liquor
law recently enacted BY The Legislas
lure Of that States. The /, 100 men
now under bis control have been bar.
ley sufficient to enable him TO shut up
gfoggries on Sunday. To close
them On week days will require The
force TO be double at the least. II
thislis so-.ard there cum be Ii tile doubt
Of it, what will be effected after the
passage-if should pass -of the new
police bill now before the Legislature,
taking away froin The Mayor all pows
or to act efficiently as ut present I
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-29

SP1HfTuAL1sM. The number ol
" spiritualists. SO called, are inereas.
ing to such an extent in Boston that
several leading pastors ofthe city feet
upon to denounee the affair from The
pulpit as d dangerous delusion. One
the speakers spoke Of spititulism III
Modern Neoromsasy. In Boston,
and in some Of the beighboring towns,
this new sect, II It may be called one,
hold meetings, and are exhorted by
men or women every Sabbath.
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CLAIMS FOR. THE UNITED STATES.
The storeship Supply, Lieut., Porter
will shortly sail from Now York With
stores for the Mediterranean squadron
and the Union says that on Der return
she will bring number Of camels.
which Congress has authorized to be
imported for military purposes. Maj,
Wayne will go out ID The Supply to
purchase The camels.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-29

.Gsy- A despatch from T'riete, BY
telegraph, announced the arrival Of,
the overland fnail from India, March
20. with adsitses from Calcutta OF
FEBRUARY 9th, Madras 2sih Shangnae
7th Hong Kong 10th, Singapore 2lst /;
also adsiees from Sidney to January
9th Melbourne 31st Adelaide Cd,
and Mauritius Feenary sih.
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On Monday spectacle was pres
ented in tho city Of New York Of
two poor Indian girls who were won
dering through the most crowded
part Of the city ina state Of intoxi-
cntioh, followed by q crowd Of boys,
who, ID conjuetion with the usual
AMOUNT Of loafsrs ard slatternly wo-
men jeered at and goaded on the 10,
fortunate creatures, who seemed con
tcious Of thor condition and wished
to escape their torments. Their ef
forts we're in vain How pregnant Of
reflection the thought that the anees-
tors of these sasagsa, iftbey were such
were the lords Of the ground On
which their descendants were thus
maltteated by the scum Of . great
disqualification.
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Rev ] =. Waksley, who delivered
the eulogy on tie deceased Mr.. Poole,
the notorious New York pugilist, fe-
marked that Gov Seymour, who vet.
toed the ]iquor law last year, is now
politically dead. and he, Wakeley. va.
ready TO preach his funeral sermons
Tasty clergyman, that. #'