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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-12
THE INlIEIBIGEENCER
NosgSYNoRSiSq. ,sI8RoT ls3s.
~ =I.s.s.II5 MT. III

-ss,sllft dtss Wtsesss rs ~
This ii,liRssshs9 yitgisRa aadttse5 aepxd;
edhOass ID us ely ca Saturday, speatlat tOt
about Ih'ee hoats i, ihs sNepcoa, lie w,slis.
teaed TO With marked atteAtloa BY his aR1itoty d..
tipg . I6ps tpesehC As al ota;ef, 81. wks bis
lsEsupsdqBl in .tks uuiop, lie speaks In the.
laSst lHB;sslsad STYLE and Is ystypP, 70 snli'tthe
iseliast Of his tulilot&. lie was hardly him.eli
on SsIdnlsyt sho6iag tue eEtdenl tnisEs Of iAtgUe
AMI over e3erl0a. hi; voice lad moi its aeeus.
toned tone aud slepslhaal bts L,ody looks feeble
10 eompatisdp SIth what we ltays seen bin la day.
gone by. san he 'PoEe.Rell. lie alluded 10 re.
" Inappropriate ietms 10 The necessity fot the deve.
opnsat Of egtlsullute, eomns,ee, ninine aud
manufacturing ia Virginia, aud that 10 Ihese should
Ls adleL edueatUpi tbst The past history Of the
SAFE had gesn lie nOS GtE Of misunderstanding,
mining and commstee, and The sbAttr Of se.
SIIcuItVte. lie Rshed 70 see them fouliIb %.
sethst tnd titus ptess Virginia forward to het fall
csp,ciiy Of development aad production. lie did
pt alldde to The details Of any kidd, but len his
sajitOry 10 guess At lis means. He wholly neg.
leeisd, though requested ia print, TO tell bis views
o. tAs Hunter Land Bill, Of iks Distribution
QaesiIon. Snd whether he was tot accepting VII.
GnIl's potion Of the land lund, now lying dor
nsnt ia the Treasury Attet touching geuetalIy,
upon tbese sabjetts, he took hold Of the Know
EO,hiuGs aud dealt on them Tot two hoats, hanl.
ling them With slOyes O1i SShe handles eyerythlns.
lie showed theit oalhs. symbols, .tignS, &c., and
a,.uel twenty distinct P9ias Of objection 10
tLeit Organization and order. During Ibis part Of
lsspeeeh the cheering vas frequently rOcifetouS.
soneimes by OulSijes AID. sometimes BY tue
Know NO,hings, who were ptesentih numbets.
lie showed The Blue look and explained It's ca.
L,lrsies, much 10 The amusement o! his auditotG.
lie concluded Wy an an aIiusion 10 the Btijge and
lis STATE Rights principles aud minated pretty
paluly that lille wete ms@s GOyetaOt and still
fought The Stale had lie right Of tie Ohio river,
he would uphold the sltuvtute with The power Of
tie STATE IL needed uEainst the SuPtcme Courts
l,ws made 10 Otjet. lie lOOk his seat amid loud
c.t,E. II being asestlSined III The Hon. John
C.flvckentidse Of Kentucky, vas present, be was
loudly called Tot Ly the ssssmIy, who desired in
common 10 hear tue young Hentuekiau who has
atealy acquitted - mush celebrity I'll Congress,
., ,re,Evt and salesman lie declined speak.
ia,, however, ca the lFounl that this was State
issne in which lie had no tight 10 pstleipate and
that he was sJOu, To leave the city, having been
acs,Jsn.lly tetninsj IN his teiuta home. We
rejected that he did not sptak, fol- we Lave ever
fsta Watn intstssi III lin ss tie D,moetat who
dared 10 justrss to Henry Clay white living, aud
TO hoaof hln when dead. Mr. Wise left iot PAT.
ksts,urG on Saturday anil alt. breckenridge Tot
LsAiugmn, both on tue steamer City u Wheeling.
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ppnM pnILAI,eLnnI1.

M,Ecn I0.--A disastrous lre IS r1ging To-day
in Tue woods near Melville, Nsw jersey. Several
bundled acrtS Of timber oIeajy burned OTtt-
The wind 5 veTy high.
4 dispatch tom Washington says the President
will moi appoint IIrigadier General tot ;he new
regiments untll the meeting OF neXL CCngEeSS.
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PiRE.

NV Yoir, March lO.--The Pite a, Tomtins.
vills Quarantine, Staten Island, last night desItOy'
ed seven buildings including tie grocery aud 81 oe
stole Of John Johnson, Alfs. 0lmSleads miIeneryr
John Wethltl's potter houa, snd tout dwellings.
The refotRtj church was ihrre liInrs on fife, Tut
vsS saved. A large numbst Of families ATE ZEN
defed honSeleS.
The total loss is estimated al $4,000; The build.
ings beine most substantially QuaanliGe. The kte
oriEiRsiei in grocery SiOfe ftOa tue etpIOsen oil
= elGIphens lamp.
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RAtnrnine.

,,-Le.ve, telI,re at r. hi, On arrival Of mail iraia
non. CopnlbS and way aiatlOlS, and atitSIt Whetl.
Ing ~ i:41p. M.
~ -IssytS Eeilae al isis r. NJ, on arrival o. hr9osa
erpI,,S tain from CIEenaali, Norpns at BtnwVod 10
FRS aud mails 10 baltimore aud bio er.
prrs rsn or BALTIMORE and Eastern cNiea, arrives At
Whttilr At E;ijp. m.
CiEra .Ltlba3olia and ChieaeU, sold on hcatd. Jag
,t.r el.cGed lhrUush TO ZanesSs, NtwaTk, Columbus
A ~ CiStiulaii.
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'LELEGRAPH lG NEWS
by the National Line. q "
Observation-Disclosures LEloESeFR
PR0W IAIEYICOI f.Egq

WlmxeroS, Match l0.-Adviees daled, Me4.
leo, Feb. 1911, iepteEeDt SInla Anna as daily
loosiug, snd AlteleE GealuE grOuRd; il IS said San.
Il Anna holds sefttaI StetmeGS ready 10 teseiTe
him % bis apptoaeh. SAaia Anna has seat what
be eoui Of seytA asllionS llom lbs U. States, and
Talua6les oat Of tbe eoaallyl and has sold thtS
millions yet t0,Ie paid 10 AeAjeo W The Upiiea
SiaitG 80.
some change IN the cement Of the Kinney
expedition has taken place, but its drs,InYiS tue
alue as bef0ie. aud Kinney will sOoa leave (ot
Genital America.
Rumott ahOat that Jefferson Davi' will prs.
enllr, o. ultimately, Eeeeirs the appointment 81
Brlssdiet General Of The neS regiment, ale uHtus,
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

MARcn l0--RIour quiet at S,3OlS,40. WHISKY
24i. Provisions mole iGquIfe'i tot, aud tltms'.-'
Mess pork 1850; bulk hams Gia1i LmlE shoul1rts
&C. Lard SIC, quiet. liasred oil is IN dcmind At
50, buI is held higher. Groceries unchanged
and in good demand. CloverseeJ dull at $50.
Eastern eAclunge iayc premium.
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LONG CRUISE.

PaILibELPnII, March l0.-I'he Y. S. sesm
frisals Su4uelaRna arrived here to-day irons
yeaH cIuse III tlr Onina Seas. She has sailed
81 ,03T miles.
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!TaE hrHtxKgN drew . Sely large audience aud
lie petlotnaeses passI of admittedly. TO.aighI
a new species Of aittSetlOn is presented in ,hs
be4uurul eouedy Of The "faetOty Gttrs DAY."
and The lautbable f1lee Of lie "Bonnyeaslts."
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NV Mr,o.-'vnglaii'stSons Of Home The
Shadow on The WALL Keep one kiad Thought Tot
me- Il lAak Of thee The Banks Of the AtuO.'
Lilly Polka Rsdohd,,' Argyle Sshollistb, 'Au'
seal Waltz 'Nabel Polks1 otlsado waIts,'
Lscie Waltz 'NsWeOass's Waltz 'tilcosbOtso
walt1,' &eo lave Veen received BY Robinson
& BtO., no. I,}NYashtnstoa Hall.
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POWDER EypLOSlON.

WiLxlvoroS, DEL., March IO,-'rhree Of Ga.
reschts' Power Mills, under Que roof exploded at
about ) o'clock today killing man named John
Kane, and wounhing three others, two Of whom
s:e uoi expected 10 live.
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Tnr Enthusiastically there wete II feet 8
inches wOtsr in tue channel, and rising slowly,
having fsiIen few inches oa Saturday and 'gain
commented swelling yeslttd.y morning. Tie ice
h, almost eaiitely di',ppeottd. Weather sOl
snd cloudy. 4 small quantity Oftt fell On Sat.
srdsy night.
by rtivaie Dispatch ftOm Cincinnati, dated
Saturday, we Learn that thets wets SIX feet water
on. The Louisville Falls, The rise 10 tie HanSwhs
had no, yet reached Cincinnati, but the tivet vas
still ti,iag, With prospects, Of mote W4tet on the
Fails. The steamer NeLraiEa was 10 leave on
Monday.
The BatimOts arrived htrs on Saturday With
$50 tons Of freigh, and will leave tO.mottOT.
The Pals Cityts, al last, aaOst, and will COM
mence leading To-day foESt. I,ouH.
Fteights ATE abundant iUt ST. Louis. The
anounY rot Cincinnati aud Louisville is more
llant,d,
Tie Persia leaves to-day will heavy cargo to
81. LOUIS nd the MiSsoun tiveE
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O.sros7a,s Etsstr Alr.-we 'ts indebted TO
MI O. GAiO,lh fot lie pissept Of sHety kns atIi'
Gle Of Keaaet Ale, boiled Sad hetaatisIly sealed,
la attos Aad pvdiy II Is gtsatly suretiOt 10 three
tout,s Of The stud sold uadetths name Of Scotch
Ale.' We ste ettl,in thsfe Is nothing stts Vt.
OuIonRsAls.
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nIYsR Ann WEATHER..

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PIr1nrReu, Match l0.-Rirsf feet inches.
falling Weaihef ceoI aud milde1.
CrNctxNAri, March lo-Rrver risen Sc inches.
WsalLet cool and cloudy,
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SAILED.

NEW, YonE, March l0.--'TAr 81. Louis sailed 10.
DAY for Southampton and tIaVts with % paSseR.
gers aad s3i9, 900 in specie.
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G.rr,sss's visunts, al Washington HILL,
s6N4s ter a geesIle sad auuhas entet'ain.
uent. Nn. Bna,oa is q dsllshItul vocalist, and
adds greatly to Tie chstEs Of the comedies and
fatee, reformed BY tie company A good bill i
OG,red iohisbi.
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Freight

Far Tie Central Rosd will * received At The whatioot
Of QuilCy a., At ell ho1IS between SL. a. and m
Rectris svea 10 delivery 10 al Stiion9 on the e. o. X.
H. ,nl 10 Cipelhniti.
vi AsIius, Jan II. 1871. jhlSN
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CURE DYSPEPSIA, PILES, &c.
RI s.,; ;..s M "; sS'

Nam. nortiutr + Ns,ttTtv d.
Mar Sirs ~ was lbtXtd, b nttrd q nthtI ,!9
TN titmpton,s vtst16e Tihtl1tt i0r pISPtpt, MIA
whIth an stlettI lalls Ist assAtatd .li dlslisn'
lhs Iotnt P0rthia tea SD &c. eoSl and MssIVs
bom. n nj Al, Spttk highly o. IT. and ES1id Al 70
those Who have DJtrSFss, " tEkI VII Ess lan2seas
Yesrtlble Tinctuis, Il NIL ttIutn.y eAEt lSn'
YVa,:, With great It.Tttt, ,,..,,,.
~, NRWCOARH.
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RuoOotp, va, Jsa. istA, lisa.

Mint. %sriiEtt 4 X'rIrsy: ,.....
years All foii Ett holkn. 10 help ne, unl ATthq -
vIstd M 70 tlJ hinPtoe's Sesstabt liIsisIs. ri;
~ tntif.ir ruIed OF INA bst ttoubot discs. 81
w+u ate tiil4d HIlhUe Pies u oi do wen 70 gltett3
1IHlutt lilII. IoVrt, ttsGttlialT, .,rvr,v,
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.MEDIGAIa...II
I MIaHTY.Sr R1uMPHl


:. q q b j s .!....S2 's sS5 / : n at.sf :
ND bSt. Ia thgefSi; PhtSi ian /, tht,fICHSs
ny = y ,ss n n Z y.
sHS I'll ~ X 81 q r. N ~ ~ lssF
W, the, sang ,teSllHtyHy " W ~
eng0f tb0nH MI tnf6S bV 3 y 80
Ifdlnnf0HtStIIH Incl ufe. ~ ~ fas u
IN 10 NUS =, 5oAFN jStItn m M AM ~
" VI Y
fIoS' %nES BRsoS ; IN 60%SiRy
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un.sliettd rt.tinsny.-srnt ara y ma,

RtSesoLp, va ,APrtl ia, lssI.
W,Itt, 4srtHrr 1 !NteS1s;: "a
DtaT Sirs-l have &Gdsle ed With rtln ln ~ Aet snA
tlitd ltarly Ill kitdS Of ntleitt, spt e sss'
ST. ARtf ITtttIStd Ne htss ~ Of Nstsil..
bic TIuetgTe tom leg tboDSht Moed W Nfai
nItt hew mai, II ka4 t1Ced ne. AZ loWlI ION
pIia; ray eOnIltxioh Is hpt, iotEtllT Y Ma sieM.
lave Eooj tPFtiiit, aA taa eat Mhlt Ptats Hltte
ItonEsaieRt lave SWfRTea - loAe AID % H1fh .9f
whIt nov enjoJ, niI would sdtl TIE thRtd 70 ttte
this IihttuEe d iIF. lIaaflOt4 tstF tT1l
ioNfs, itsftttiolT, ~ AhNl|hh'
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Backed Ont.

KbrIOGs iSTELu0ESCTR;
xe hy nis nlornin7's PAPER that Mr. PartridHe Iatli
OEI fran Ma eH "a "eeup:r' Ir&t Irh az! IaSH on cay
he oSef IStaI iGRO' row isAUs hlGd5N SLOWING Up
lht blaze Q! PaItIidSes, ID their true i'sLi D,us
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INSURANCE.
INoREAsEg OFF CASH CAPITAL
BY STATE AUTHORITY.
s,atsasn, On JANUARY ISL 1888,

aaAy located at HadLoTd, CoAn CEtaTtETtd 10 1873
Tie Sapit4Is Five IiuAltl ThoStand llalrS, and Is
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the Cheapest ana Best
"DYSPEPTlO MEDICINE"
IN FnE

" " OR l. D.! {"
Fifty Pulls for Twenty-Five Cents.
Five liokts for $500.
20. H AL s T = A DIS"
AN7I.DHSPEPTIc PILLS
WILL TtiIeEe every ''huEau beiuS" WHO has LSY Of
W tbe following 81 mptoms;
lhdieeAttOR, Headache,
lilllGellets, kItIsme berEous agitation.
Acldty, PalnlAtl0n VI Tie beaTL 2
\ IeSt Of oppression a thtAH lutSPaey lVt tie slight
Pit OF TEE stOntath, EAt eIeTtiOA,
ptPTesAiQa Of SPiTit1, NiauheaA and lnlstlDtIukAA
NetYiueSl, VI Vision,
Cold h1Rli and eei, Unpleasant iaS:elRtLe mouth
Sunbnt&s Of The umbG aud paItcUally WAeu IGl'S in
othet parts, ihe morhi6E,
Yertleo Sabpea, boil beayy nain, AID AeAae Of
MGenliy Vi Te8piniloR, weight The head.
StuP0T, 4 tempoTtry OS& OF memory
lTHuhIlllY, Selie Of EIlpliBelS,
lrowiDeES, Polite kSS (req0eht and more
lfbly, (etble than VSUal.
EItTeEe ian5u0T and RE- DttnOndeney,
hauiioS, Rmtci1ton aud E1tFeme De.
ReAlleSAEeAH, biIity.
COatiSeBeAS
PintIpal peVoiat
Barnet s. Co.'s, II Rast POnFth street,
CINCINNATI.
p'Fot sale b. DruSSSi4 eyeIywhere.0
GT'pRICE-9j cents f0r aInGle boz, or s. Eor q Y
1e&Oa. u
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RARE CHANCE.

Tsnae Prayer, 1t bis RIRdiIN STORE, No. us
Naln GlTett between NGin aud Union, will AID mE't
SeLl TIE bIlante Of his Fall Itotk
Ia order TO eject this be odeS 10 begin felih3 from
iris date bis Sl10IlHhEl Of fIll lni WINTER goods
GREAT REDUCTION
Of his ulml DceS, and al Ita ret Ct lower than any
olheT hou,e In tbs city. .,..,,.,
puIc6Ste lie best goods al almost yoUf own Pftt1.
eau Loon aud dOu't mistake tue Place.
ISAAC PRAGER, It's NIiu1t.,
LII heiMefn MOnIoe apd Union
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UNlieate Fenae. and ehilaren will PitAie trylL u
cores coughs. bronthtit, DyIptP.it, Liver ton!!aht
SeTO'vtS, With eli IeraLes nlkntt Of Tie system.
Call AID gel pamphlets, gtSils.
Poi &aIe 81 r, IL. logan s. Co., Tkstiifs, ttrt'
raj Isthtii ] ohm II, IhPPan, hlh ward, bsa 81
O! W. Sy S6srfSER4 yotrBc4r, 30 B.AinOi. III
Baltimore, and 9H RioadHay, y. Y.
d'Ptkt 81 reE bottle tES
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-17
JOSEPH T. PREWlrT 4 co.

JOSEPH +. pRhWlff x co,
IIAVf received a large and well scleete'
stock Of FANCY DRY GOOD =
Hardware and Cutlery, which they ol'cr To
their friends, customers and the public gene
rally, on terms sutabse 10 the en- eney OF
the times
Said stock consists Of Ready Made C'o-
thing, OF the latest fashions, and Of excellent
s,ylc and taste, beng selected from stock OF
superior French Goods.
Also fancy prints Of beautiful kad and
style, and u rare specimen Of ladies bonne's,
of the pretllesi and ueale.., perhaps ~ TN.
market Saddles and brides, of all sizes and
varieties and too.s and shoes. and fine ven.
,illalcl hats, aud every Other kind OF hat sold
IN this market, together with a other ARTICLES
usually kept Il. merchants, nll OF which We
opr,s Tow, AMI ssosila ss Glad TO veil 10 good
customers ~ sinn aS pos.ihlr, - We "Nrert
.oon to RECEIVE large addition from n YORK
,lt,. by uh,ea We can trin ume to uiat, re-
plrni-h, aud thns keep our shelves iui oi sue'.
,hings as the people want, sud ar' compelled
10 have. Please call snd examine for your
..,ye., beiorr ,s,rcha-iug elsewhere and ohl'ge
yoaf ifiendr,
JOSEPH T. pKENlIi n co.
lstessp,. Nos 20 l-.t ~.
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tusr RECEIVED.


jefferson. Telas,
,tt,, r,,p ,.,.u n.,i.. ,.o,
"a 'Di,''', ''.. ",'' VIVIAN '''"''' III '''"'
81. No.. I'D.
"'", %, """ ''.ofL' 's vs.
my '''N" W ''
pNes i"r ,. 49,, -.
oah'Fg -""'hn"S ""' '"' "'N'
Inc 'oip"'hg - "'' ~ s."' VI '''' '"'"'s
Mleies always KEEP, "n ha"o
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From c,-r correspondent NJ Eagle Pass.
we have ius. received a letter ~ which 10
related another Of those inbuman murders
by the Indiana. who have 50 long been
roaming. ~ II were cnmolestsd, over the
vas, frontier country bordering on Mexico.
We viii give the account; ~ the Language
Of the writer, the letter is dated January
Goth uI,.
"on Monday last a young man, a ci,i.
zen OF this place. named Andrew Buyer,
accompanied by Mexican. went out some
three mica from town 10 herd some caillo
belonging to Buyer, waen they were st>
tackled By indians and Nexicans from the
Nexicsn side, and ALL at the time, dressed
10 soldiers clothing--so SAYS tho MEXICAN
who made his escape. Boyer and tie
Mexican fun their horses 10 within one
niic OF Re =. VIXEN poor Buyers horss
stumbled aud lell with him; his Mexican
companion. who he has supported for the
lat five years. inslofinusly He'd and let
him alone. Buyer. when be found ,ha, Il
hope OF escape wac cut of, fought, until
oyerpowered by numbers. he was killed.
From the circumstances connected with
this outrageous affair. there IL no doubt bn.
Hnysr fought like hero, aoi sold his liie
dea,i~. The body was found one half hour
a..er the occurrence. and there were TWEEN.
ty.niuc arrow cuts through his coat. and
eleven wounds in the head. lie had killed
one indian. named Lewis, the Llpan who
acted ss guide for tn, Mounted Rife Ut
the time when Capt. Van Bares was killed,
and on The ,tsll We found much blood in
diffsren, places, showing that three or four
vert of badly wounded. They were pur-
sued by ca,pnany AK !" of the mounted
rf,es; but they crossed hack 10 M.sicn.
where OF course they we're saie. These
Indians are regularly authorized aud even
accompanied hy sieslcaus To cross over the
river. r,,b. thunder deyas,a,e or murder. A
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JEW RY.
JOSEPH 4. PkEWfTT 4 Co,

IT AVE on hand splendid assortment Of
Ill Jcwslrs. consisting Of gold and silver
watchers. laiir, and geu,lemens breast PIN.
Of ali sixes; ear and finger rings; bracelets
gold pens and pencils ladies' cnH pins gan.
tlsr,,u's shirt and rishnnd buttons; gold
clasps; hrcast.pins cmbIen~'ic oil Masunr,
and Odd Fellowship; ladies and gents mourn
ms p,ns. &c, DC all Of which arr warranted
70 be genuine articles, and so)d cheap.
Also spIspAid assortment d ladiea WREATH
aud atiicisia; ard . lot Of superior pes
knives.
Jefferson, Nav -, 1854 y
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y.Ir4 srH. itibSs
IlAvE on hand uur are constantly reeeiy-
ing. i large lot 81 grereres. witch they
an. selling ut yer, small profits, consisting ~
~uo,r.. in.ia-s,,s. coffee, iicur sss', t.a-, ha-
con. lard rlsu. Whistles, brandlcs, &c Persons
viii lind it 10 their advantage !" call Gu their.
J.a.rsou, Ma, 10. 1851 ~
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TYs Finsr tri~fNsL ArREsrEn. IN
December ,ue frs. criminal under the es
tradition Of this country with France wAs
arrested in Paris We learn from The cor
respondent II tie New York Commercial
Advertiser lha. his nan,e Is Ainsley. Ito
wan accused Of drawing $4,000 from n
New G,leans hana on q Urged check With
this su,, he fled Ia Europe. lie had spent
mes, If ,he money at the baths of GERMS
ny 10 gambling and debesuehery before
arrielu. a, Paris Twenty -four hours after
his sui.al there, The police found him.
though pssslng under a false nsms' Tho
comn,ls.sty OF police Of ihe section Of the
opera. en,cred the ro0m Of Aiasley in the
Rue Dc Choiseuil. aud found him IN compass
~ with q Prcneh girl. Tie asked Ainsley
his name sinsley replied. They call
me Dugnut" He asked Cor his passport;
1t s,c bore the name Of Dupont ITO
commisssrs turned TO TIE GIL md ASKED
nor name "Louiss Dupont was the res
pY. The comm.sary then said 10 Ainsley.
e Ii may be the custom IN your county
when man msrfies to take the name u
y. Uifs. hul II this country Il Ia the reverse;
yonr name II iinsley and aucs, YOU for
f far.ery.' Ne was tahen TO the toreier.
gpfis and the same evening confessed bic
IDENTITY. Hat ak or seven hundred ifanes
remained in bis possession, all tho rest Of 4"
none, hsy,ns been spea, ~ bieh living.
Tho wr.tcr thinks thcrc is nothing 50
extraordinary 10 IL ssill es tho Paris police
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Or. ID, r. TAVG.OR

IIAVIN located IN Mar-i,aii, odsss his
j j professional services TO iis cit'feus an<'
the Surrounding county. especially in The
treatment and cure Of the following diseases
Cancers, Sca,d-hesd, White sw~Iling, Erysipe-
las, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Sercfnls, Sick
headache, Dyspepsia, Drorsy. AAshma. Heart.
burn, Fialula, Chrome DssrrhTa, Diseases .!
the chest. eyes and ears. Syphilis, primary ana
secondary, mercarial affections, diseases o.
females AID children, cutaneous, or diseases o.
the skin. vii, visit patients At = distance.
Application made In person or by letter, VIII
meet with prompt attention. Persons labor
ing under tie shove named eiseas<s, can a.
Pend spsn srcsdy ard pssssaasnt cure ny
individual attsntion will b. sssA IN all cases.
Jesussy Seth, tetS-tf
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9elcfte0 nlisftIlaup.
Ths Oh woman whe Dried - anA Dlsu
Away.

"Old woman, old woman. whittier 40 hjvh,
TO sweep the cobwebs from the sky
MANY Years AGO. on ,he old .,ays RIM
iexdiuy from Ros,on \, pl.,no.,,, e., a
Of Weymouth. into Uippmsu. there live
An old woman .h. u.n, h. a.. .
Sne W.,d
Where she came from M m. l,s,
Some vesr, hefors tho finn. or.L;ch 90. .,,,
sh. had taken mn her .bod, i, mn ola L,,s
which had been deserted by it, former own
or. and thor, ,be dw.I,-.ii alono $500
mystery 10 the po.sir. Of IN. ,e,,hhn,hooJ
she n,uaoed IN GO, Iv;,,, l., d,;au "a
.or,s of odd ;,bs tor tho ,oo,l. Of ,ha iii
lace. b, knitting no,v and ,hao rn,r .
.tockio,s. nv snjn,;,, f.. tra,. q
warn. or going on, as nuys. II, IN. ,;c,,
The villagers also, a, frat. were quite kin,
to her Int after .vhil. ,bey hogan I,
weary Of being ben.vo,eu, ia az mysi.,iou,
a being. All plo,liuy and ou.s,iou,np I,
sseer,sio be, farmer lifs lailad IN ,rod,r,
ANY efFsci save a .uhh,,r ,.,rs.l 10 y,.t,
ify cu,io.,tv apd sl,gh, aa.hs. NJ amer
which al, inouirer. .gr..d hoJsd ma GOOD
Although The time Of which we wri,s wa,
AFTER ,he exc,,.meu, co,ce,ninp IN. sale.
witches. ,e, belief In such heieps had no,
who'll, di,J away n.,ee;,llv amo,y III.
oId., ,o,tion of ,be co,,,nunit, C,pld
they not auo,. the Bihle and the nod, Nr
Ma,her in snpport other doctrine
n, ana las strauae stories bayun "a IA,
circulated couc.,uin, old Sue Ward II
WAS said that being ,ex.lLy Deacon Enrr.
she gave atteranee to "a mu,iered curse
and The next morning the deacon. best
heifes was found da,d in such n STANCE
nosiliou. that nobndy INT tho devil couId
hay. hroupb, her there. Their. a, Mistress
Ward was walkinp homo one nipht. uncle
.jo.hu, oy.f,ook her in b,s NEE new wauon.
She NJ KIDD linn IN carr, h..r bome IA She
was Tired. Bot he replird he could not. IA
/; vns rather of III, road. and he wns in 4,
hurry. Mas Won be- longer reaching
homs Than ann" exel.t,o.J she. n,d lint
moment afterwards hi. horse ten. broke
indh shalt 20 the wa,on, aud what was
,No,se. his avn les.
thesr stories. somewhat marnilird. per
haps, 10 the telling. we're soon in the mouth
ot .ya,y ON, m the yilsqe Sonn they
smoke ri her no longer AS Mistress Wmd
or old 81, " ard. She possessed Ne three
great requisites Tor "a witch OF that time.
She was old.
II. She WAS ugly.
III She was poor.
with such an evil suspiciog hanging
about her, it is ma wonder tina, man, who
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IL trus, that we shall. Ba; We shall
not. while the country .a!era,es you ~
Prime Minister
II remain. aberdeen. yours disespecs.
friiy,
"WitiAN Copnyrr's Guosr.
&c ridron Coitage, Lethe Bank