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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-19
Brooklyn city Intelligence.

TIE PRISONER GoRxAS IN THE BROOKLYN Jur.--Thc
time fixed for the executi OF Michael Gorman under
sentence of death fer the murder Of Charles johnson
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ and r. NJ. Fri
day Of this week. As the end OF his earthly existence ap-
proaches he eunces just sense Of his awful condition.
ard under the spiritual instruction Of the Rev. Father
Cesiday 10 preparing to meet his doom should become
one who has bait few bret days yet to i've Entertain
ing hope that his sentence would be committed after he
convicted Of mis- crime he evinccd stubborn dispo
ston and gave Of those who visited him to under
stand that he would not leave the jail alive il such did
not turn out to be the he has sn.e changed and
enerains the belief that he is prepared to enter
better world He appears resigned to his fate. Sheriff
Lott Is making every necessary preparation military
company will be stationed within the jail yard, and City
detailed policemen will guard the outside and prevent the
recurrence of such dsgaceful ACQUIRED the
execution of Riley iour years natne, throwing
into the yard hootpg yelling 20 as to be
distinctly heard by those having charge Of ae execution
The Sheriff is pestered almost boy ond forbearance with
applications for admission but he steadily refuses and
viii LOT but few inside besides officers and others whose
duty requires them to be there.
FmE-A ERE discovered Monday night, about
eight O'Clock, in stable tho corner Of state and Ne
wins streets owned by MIR. Little The flames also com
mpnicnied TO the carpenter shop owned by Mr. Baldwin
The fire was speedily exiinguished by Engine Company
No. 10. Damage triipg.
CHARGE RosnERy AGAINST A PoIscT 0F1lcEg-Jarnes
Mccormick, police officer Of the Third district
rested few days ago, the plant Of named
Martin Kelly who charged the accused with robbng and
assaulting him upon the highway The accused held
to answer the charge, and the complainant locked
up TO appear witness against him. In the afternoon
of the sane day tho complainant reappeared be-
fore Justice Ratchly, and stated that what he had
sworn to in tie complaint in the morning against
the police officer false and wished to withdraw the
complaint. The police officer accordingly dischsrg.
ea fiom custody, ana he complainant committed to
jail the charge Of perjury to await the action OF the
Grand Jury.
CHARGE Ar1rMrT TO KuL.--Constable Corr OF tho
Twelfth wari arrested named Lewis Brennan on
warrant yesterday issued by Justice Blatchly tho
complaint OF Michael haniey who charges the nc ,used
with shooting at his son, John STANLEY, with loaded
pistol intending to Kill hin. The accused held to
answer,
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said talking With Mrs. Coburn when frst heard
the noise then the 'hree come down stairs;
could not that they hid hold Of Sumner but they
all together; think Sumner and Of the others
shese and the other followed; they passed by
down another stairwsy Sumner attempted TO get out by
the front door, but they both got hold OF him and pre-
vented him from doing So could not say that they had
him by the collar Of his coat arms out they had hold
Of bm, and they pulled him down stairs to the base
ment; that the Last saw Of them; saw no blows
struck after they got into the basement heard loud
talking, but could not distinguish any words that
utter co; think heard ask another il he would
cogpize married woman again; could not say who
ner did know who by; tois occurred while the
noise on advanced to the head Of the basement
stairs and think he ard cung the sound of blows
heard outcres heard the up stairs cry OUT
heard say, ~ win never do it sgain;' should say
that the basement door open; Ii about fifteen
feet from me; it was underneath the kitchen.
Here your reporter obliged to break off abruptly
in order 70 transmit his report to New York in time Cor
publcaton1
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CLEARED
Ship Whridgc O. sesebrougb, San Francsco-sohn Og
Ship Flying scud, ga,,er. Marseulss-Bowes Co
hh,p ORIENT, Hill Falmouth, Fug-Spoford II Co.
Barb salem Upton Constantiuople-H Underwood.
Bal Adjuser, Anderson, schiedam, Holland-Funk 4
BAH P Tanadge, Horton. New orlsans-EAgle Ka
Big Franklin BE, willDgsle ST Johns, MP NevIus
scbr Col Lester, Delaney, Apalachlcoa--R Post
& hr 1hos Bolcombe Gorlee savannahScraaton Tall
s ss,r M1 u ss Powell, Wilmington; rog Powell
sehr Independence Willis, washington Blossom SON
ser hs.Iqlon HspsSs Als1.na,laI AsS. Dodge Co
SER AsAneS, Ella yasm@E y EoRss 4 C.. ''''"'
SCH; Gosse 1 f5bSa New a aSeI Master
soop Harvest, Corwio rroydeneo-Masier.
PROP e,1er Sarah Jonee, Philsdeiphia--W Thompson
ARRIVED
seamhip Alabama Scherch Savannah hours with ndse
Steamship southe,nsr Even, Charleston with rdre and
Ship hmy sof rfladelph.l Iolana rorrsviea Spain AZ
ss ,a a.a :, ' p.@ : N','0a' q r1.
Gem q he Sea Miller A%sria Spain ~ days. with
SssS q N% e ssyl
@ Ss ar IL gs:
sw vas compelled e ,hFow cyerso;rd is pigs Lad order
S oe ssas Ds
II LAT "a 80 Ion "a To- spoke bark CaharIe Thomss,on for
Bark Caffeine 70. 1homaston) WATTS Denia SPAIN Oct
u and Gibraltar fov $ With iru &c. Gomez, Wal Is
Dwight Dec of Msyaguez passed schr Grand siand 10
das s1s nanurs ro son ~ aovs with cotton
s iSa SNs, i1 Pc ss,S Il ssns
pssred ships batch house painted also other parts Of
Erg yuage BSpsy Of nrsSn wells ErseSwn Sierra
Orig Marshal Ney tot Warren la Rio Jauei-o Do days,
Brig Bueu Apne enen ssaetsrs Bsceons veneaasa
% ssys with hides to BALLET Bills fxperieneed hesvs
weather lost sails, &c Towed up By seantug Titan Capt
frig Pauline UereS, Brown, Island Of Leos Monge 10
Domingo; spoke brig Edward, bound TO Boston. has
FornaI GAdner Havana 9Th Iur with tobacco Ac,
with nshesanv Geo Cedar ~ &C. to HcrsSs u days.
big BALTIC !Bs Besman Nassau M, ID days. With salt and
,D,ig Black swan sof Georgetown; SCI. Conner erea.
ns gale ffo b s lost tore asd ua!nopsaiani mss.s
naval $40 es 10 WSino1e 'e' Gays WIN u"0ef ana
Brig NAV 90 %shsr bnx sas NTH
The eni passsrs md has been days e aiterss
Bos Dec IS 81 Ba,aesa SPOKE sehr EMPIRE En- S Spring.
krig Bucfnam of Boster) Wright, Bucksvle days,
Sem Mary OBJ Decker Aux Cages, 81 days. with ogwood
schr Eros an Marce Angostura "a days, with hides to
schr Bropies (of Plymouth, Bravoor Kingston Jam, o
days with 10, ioewood sugar, &c g master
down in me- tow with ehio Pacific and bark Iedya2d
sehr haictes Coumbla), hhcEey, Jacksonville for Eliza
shr Sarah Bresie rierson Georgetown. DC, with cotton
Schr Moonlight, Rogers, Rehu ond.
Ssbr Margaret Hanson Petersburg.
sse5 nell non sas hr Sss Har psr
Propeller Novelty. - Philadelphia
BELOW.
Two ships and two brigs
SAILED
Ship Harvest Queen. Liverpool.
Wind at sunrise WsWi meridian, WNW; sunset nv.
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On Sunday evening Dec 10, It Fsctoryvi1e, statsa
aged years and month.
In San Francisco California, Saturday Nov. II, of
consumption siaAcH, wife of Mr.. Richard Cobourn late
Of tbis ciy, In the 2ath year Of her age
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Ship Harvest Queen IiverpO0
Wind at sunrise, WsW; meridian, WNW; sunset nv
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PAuApfLpHIA, Dec BAR brls Condor, Anen, Arcci.
DO Pr schss FrDk Doughty, and w Marcy, Buck, New
York Chester Price. Nantucket sai Cashier Ke,ch-
am, Pr Evidence.
CID ncsmcr Sanford Hand. NYorh; baris Narths, Jen
kns Antwerp Amy Nckerton, ana Nashua Lewis Boston;
schrs Barr ard, FaIbsworb Cardcnas Bailey Casey;
samuel taDer, Kttcfnm; Lewis Chester Price, and W
Marcy, Buck NYork, Frnk Doughty, Yonkers; l. stur
ale, Norris Boston.
Disasters.
EiIzABrIB FIIgS, Brighsan. from ChSpcha tslands
tor United States put into Valparaiso Oct 20; not
mspaontd.
Bn PHANTOM, sfer leaving Cahera Oct 10, sruch
agsrst rock At ocloca fne evening snd was entirely Lost
~ II oelocf She was hound TO the northern ports Of Chill 70
plee and had board i2o6 otis copper orc
TgxousTAIs, at Boston. In coming up The hsbor got
ID contsct with ship humbo outward found Ia iox Of The
Waroc The Trim ounian lost jibboom, cutSttr Tho
humboldt s, topsaIsn mast The walpole lost smoke
pHe.
BANK JoHs PAysos, Fuller, from New Orleans fr Boston
nut 10 New London sunday I6,h lost In dsresa With
ss Of deck Dad, sails M, &r, having heavy
ealer during the sniite passage On the l2h Inst ~ III
Ion ~ 20. fell IN with Ichr bslmaA-see below -
BARK ROSE srAspmH, at Boston from New Orleans had
aails split, &C.
Bpa DAVID nuryEL Cof salcm Size which sai'ed fors
Eth inst FIR smyrna put into Sa Saura.y
isaty With decks swept ard other damage having
earcr,rcsd severe gale nom SsE eh Cape Ana ees 80
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rales President; Cayetano Ibara Vice Presiden.: Jose
Marin Iacun2a, Jose j. Ramirez, Juan B. Cehaos Jose
Maria Munoz dc Cote, Antonio Maria .lono Mariana
Maccdo, Jose J. Torne.. Seniors Juan Antonio Fucntes
and joe Maria Cortes Espara have been appointed Fla
c3l ard Seniors Pedro Escuiero s Echanove Jolc Maria
Urquid Man ue Buenrostro Sebastian Ierdo Go Tsada
Eupdo Maria ortega, assistant magistrates, besides
which there arc other numerous changes.
H.cr1 the New Orleans D.lta De-, 1ol
We have received by the Texas our full flies Of pacrs
from Vera Cruz and the city of Mexico BY this arriv,
we have also been placed IN possession d our valuable
Vera Cruz correspondence, which we give below
Our Gates from the city Of Mexico are 10 the "a inst
The papers are filed with rumors Of q ministerial
crisis which had rot taken place however up to the
state that these circulated BY the reaction.
lists and enemies Of the for vicious purposes
ard are without any foundation.
The nromulaation 81 n new system Of judiciary, by
Gen. saurez, Of the Cabinet Ministers, has com
very causing another revolution. This system abol
ishes the eccesiastieal and military fucros or special
tibunals-an odious spanish custom, which has pre-
vailed in Mexico ever since the conquest; a custom
which recognizes the right OF the clergy az we'll
as tho milisary-and We believe the same r,rnt was
extended to other exclusive classes 10 try al cases
whether civil or criminal 10 which more Of their
particular class was interested Thus eccesia
or soldier could not be held to answer before ne ciyi,
tribunals tor any act whether civil - criminal With
which he might be chsrrd; and the civil authorizes
not permitted 10 arrest try condemn any one
belonging 70 these special classes policeman cDuid
no. arrest soldier but the soldier could take the DO
i.eman into custody, and churchman couii capture
both Of them and try them too. This we believe il
what vas meant BY the eos in Mexico in the dic,oaa
ries Il Is eepsd, "a right or privilege
ocsion given u any body or persons "--"a charter y
This dangerous privilege right Is taken from the
church w the decree just published and system
Of judiciary which Is intended TO bear equally on all
casts centefipg the supreme Judicial power IN court
10 be established Mt the capital has been substituted for
these special tribunals
By ,he liberals this IL looked upon the greatest
NOV enent IL TIE revolution but the clergy snd con aer
yaiive party horriied, and view IL as an outrage
corseGusntiy the country IL the verge of a re-
action airy movenen Of which toe abolition OF the juc
ce powers az the clergy the main cause Already An
attempt had been made by General ursgs 70 get up re-
vousp In az the interior cities and opposition 20
the abolition ~ the fcros was mad the hobby This
r,velaucraiy stempt was, however, quellcd 10 sum
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-03
Edgefeld Collegiate Institute
FOR YOUNG GAIDaGgg

aYEyHE next Session will commence on MONDAY
the 18th Sept, and continue fourteen weeks
The system Of Instruction under which tins lnstl
tuton has retained lis popularity for the last iour
venrs will be continued, with such Improvements as
an ENLARGED experience has suggested. Inc same
Toochsrs who have proved so popular during the
Nc, veor will he continued in the several depart
mrnts. Whatever can te gained by most tnoroug9
system. combined with fathfulness, competency and
industry the par: Of the ,a s!sn, o
branches of study-can be safely promised to those
who wish for their daughters enlarged and liberal
Ilehtui culture. -,
We consider the accomplishments Of the past as
the surest guarantee Of success for The fuure ana
yelv upou these and our continued efforts during the
coming year, for the continuance of that liberal
patronage which has always been SO cheerfuiiy ac-
corded to this Institution.
tits of importance to the Pupils that they be
present early as possible alter tne commeueeens
The Rates of Tuition IN the o'herehS Gepur''"ei'S q,
will remain unchanged. They are Us follows:
Collegiate Department, per session, : SIS 90 90
Acade,nical ~, oo w
Primary .,,.,:5.'';0o = w
Optional. Studies,
For WHICH THE CHARGE Is EXTRA.
Music Department sig W. W.
French ~ ~ 0o Oo
Drawing ... - ~ w
punils using the Chemical and Philosophical APP
noratps are charged each 81 Session for breakage,
Se. And those practcing upon the Pianos at the
Institute pay each 81 Session for keeping them in
tune. 80, 49,, en-
There is also charge upon all the Pupils OF So
cents Session for contingencies.
NJ All bills are payable at the close OF each Ses-
sion. CHAS. a. hA NUM-, kM, nS
August 90 - :: tfi: -ig'@ 81
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.-Edge6eld Male Academy,

EEHE Exercises ST this Institution are now in
progress for the Fall Term under the control OF
MIR. W. E. MoCASLAN, as Principal, and MIR.
T.B. CRCOKER, as Assistant
The regulations Of the Academy are being re-
arranged by the Teachers conformity, and will soon
hat 5n.s,6,stpd 49, >'' - =
The Village of Edgefed offers many ind ducements
to. parents in an educational point. of view It's
perfectly healthy rs general rule. 1t is free from
the evil influences Of grogshops. 1t is religious
community. And it ear justly boast OF an enllght-
enel society.
Over the Male Academy the Trustees exercise q
direct supervision and consulted in all cases OF
extreme punishment. They propose to give more
of their attention in future to the weekly reviews oi
the scholars, that an additional stimulus may be
impaired to the classes.
The present Teachers are capable and energetic
Young gentlemen in their respective departments.
Their School numbers about 40 at this time, leaving
abundant room for ~ more. 1t is hoped that parents
and guardians within reach Of us will immediately
embrace the opportunity
Terms as per last Session. ..,-.. =.
- R. r. MINIS, Il
A. SIMKINS,
-1--- G. A. ADDISON, }S
-, LEWIS JONES,
BENZ. WALDO.
s.,,1e If &c.
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Sept l9
m N0ti c e,

TNHE Subscriber respectfully informs the citizens
J. of Edgeield and vicinity that he intends open
ing School upon his premises i'll Edgeheld vi.
.lage, on the first Monday in August next, wherein
will be taught the higher branches OF
English and Classical Literature.
No pains will be spared to render ample satisfaction
to parents who may ntrust their children to his cure
both Us to ies rnng and discipline. Charges the
same as ai the Village Academy, and invariably i'll
advance:
.esE He will also attend to the practice of Law
and EQUITY, Tor the Distrct-and may be found
ON Saturdays md portion of sale days at his Office,
over MIR. B. c. Bryan's Store.
.,,4,g..-,e -. WILLIAM LOGUE.
July 80, If 90
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Gboiitt 4oetrg.
THE TIDE OF DEATH.

THE TIDE OF DEATH.
The tide rolls on, the tide rolls on .'s..
: The never ceasinQ tide, .
That sweeps the pleasures from our hearts,
The loved ones from our side,-
That brings Affections to our lot,
And anguish and despair,
And bears from youths unrufled brow
The charms that fingered there.
The tide rolls on-wave after wave, ~
Its swelling waters flow !;
Before it, all is bright and .fair;
Behind it oil is woe
The infant from its mothers breast,
The gay and blooming bride,
Are swept away and borne along
BY that resistless tide. - -
The tide rolls on-the soldiers eye
Grows dim beneath its swell;
The scholar shuns the mystic lore, -
That he hath loved so well;
The monarch puts the crown aside,
And labor's weary slave
Rejoiecs that his limbs will know
The quiet Of the grave.
The tide rolls on-lke summer brock,
1t glideth to the sad;
But, like dark winters angry tide, .
1t rusheth to the glad.
From kingly hall and lowly cot,
From battle field and hearth,
1t sweeps into oblivion's sea
The dwellers on the earth.
Roll on, thou dark and turbid wave,
Thou canst not bear. away =
The record of the good and brave,
That knoweth not decay;
Though fierce may rush thy billows' strife,
Though deep thy current be,
Still faith shall lift thy: beacon high,
And guide Us through thy sea.
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a GA n ID.

- q "a. E& IL.
TNHE Undersigned returns his sincere thanks to
i his friends for their patronage while located in
Hamburg and hereby informs them that he can DO
found latter lst September next,) at the House Of
WARD, BURCHARD & CO., opposite the Ma
sonic Hall, Augusta, Ga., where hewould be happy
to see and serve them, and where FULL and
Complete Stock of Dry Goods.
can always be found, which will be sold as LOW
Is from any House in the City.
Hamburg, AuQ.l3,.:y If 81
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NOTICE. TO COTTON PLANTERS

THE Subscriber, living near Bethel Church,
Planters of Edge6eld and the surrounding Districts,
that he is manufacturing -, -: (
00TTo NJ GIN 8,
Ola very SUPERIOR QUALlTY---warranted to
give satisfaction. am also prepared to
r REPAIR OLD GINS.
Atvery moderate prices. For information in regard
to my capacity to do the above work, would refer
tq,Mr. B. f. Boatwright aud Mr. Wade Hosten.
Please address the subscriber; as well as the gen
drmen referred to, at the Ridge P. o., S. c..
- g .,e = WILLIAM GASTON:.
.fSept -" lot "a
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A REMARKABLE DREAM-Every body in Al
leghany county knows old lawyer Martin. He
had the coolest way in the world Of transporting
money from the pocket Of his client to his own,
Old Ben Brooks, a rich but cose:fsted old farmer
in the neighborhood, was one OF his clients, and
in their conferences their was always pretty
sharp contest who should oM wit the other, The
lawyer in the end generally getting tho upper
hand. One day they had been sitting for an hour
or two, trying their wits to get the advantage of
each other, when the farmer got excited, and
turning suddenly to the lawyer, said,-
"Martin,f had remarkable dream last night. "
"Ah had you?" said Martin; "what was it ?''
slt was terrible one," said Brooks, looking
very solemn,--" awful one haven't fairly
got over the effects of it yet. can't keep it out
of my mind for minute"
"Well, tell it," said Martin, evidently struck
with the farmers manner.
81 dreamed" said the other, that was in
hell, and the devil set in his big chair, pointing
out their places to his new subjects, as they en-
tered ono, after another was surprised to SEE
so many of my old neighbOrs come in. At
length the, door opened, and looking round l
saw YOU enter. The devil told one to take this
seat, and another that; but when he, saw you
come in, he. rose up and pointing to6his own
chair, he said,- -
"Here, lawyer Martin take my seat,-you can
fill it great deal better that can"
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SMUGGLING IN CAsADA.-The officers of the
revenue at London, Canada West, last week
seized $4,000 worth Of. boots md Shoes and
$4,000 worth Of watches and jeselry, which
had been smuggledcby respectable merchants.
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Merinos and DeLaines,

AZ VERY LOW PRICES!
VNHE Subscribed win sell his present large Stock
Il Of French and English MERlN OS and all
DELAlNES, at oery Lo,p Prices. The assortment
embraces great variety Of styles, for Ladies and
Chiid!sns Dresses Also, superior sW W.ech, Gauze
A'e s'> w1EL1AM SHEAR.
Augusta, July 80, Il :,
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Curryton Academies.

THR MALE DEPARTMENT of these Aeade-
Il mics is under the, supervision Of MIR. d. l..
LESLY. Assisted by Mr.. BASS. -
The Female Department will be supervised oy
MIR. a. p. BUTLER, assisted BY competent Mu-
steal and other lnstructoress, -. :. r.,;
-. -a Rates of Tuition.
First Class, Primary Department, per Sess on OO
End So ordinary English branches, -. ,Oo
3nd I" higher English branches. ~. 800
4th' " Greek and Roman Literature with
:.aI, - higher Mathematics. :. .le,O0
n,ns;c >;.... $4,000
Pupils are charged from the time of entering un-
til the end of the Session. Tuition in advance.
The year is divided into two Session of hve
months each. -
esE- Good board can be had in the ncighborhood
at from So to $40 dollars per month.
1888. ROBT: :MERRIWETfIER,
Chair'n Board of Trustees
F.h 1As:.,;.! .''sf'"~:' IF ..'-.st.Ez - 5
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ssEconomy lis Wealth =,

CoOD clean Rags Of every description will Be
" purchased at the" Advertiser Office" Price,
pound sns ID ehse. aets ef ss:
A,r;l r. TfFi - IF IA
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A BEAUTIFUL ALLEGoRY.-A traveller who
spent some time in Turkey, relates a. beautiful
parable which was told him by Il dervise, and
which seemed even more beautiful than Sterncs
celebrated figure Of the accusing spirit and
recording angel. Every man." says, the der.
wise, 81 has two angels, one on his right. shonlder
and another on his left. When he does any
thing wrong, the angel on his left shoulder
writes it down. He waits till midnight. 1T be-
fore that time the man bows down his head and
exclaims, Gracious Allah! have snned' for
give me /" the angel rubs it out; and if not, at
midnight he seals it, and the angel on the right
shoulder weeps"
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THERE are two things .lbat speak as with a
voice from heaven, that HsTfhut fills that eter-
nal throne must be on the side Of virtue, and
that which he befriends must finally prosper and
prevail. The first is, that the bad are never
completely happy and at ease, although possess
sed Of everything that this world can. bestow.;
and that the good are never completely mlsera-
bic, although deprived of everything that this
world can take away.
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aWIIL you take somethingr saida teetotal
Ter to his friend, while stlnding near tavern.
IL don't care If Ido," was the rcply WE'LL
said Frank, ",let's, take soalk."
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PURE native iron, the existence Of which the
scientific world has been. dispoasd,to doubt, has
recently been found in Liberia. 1t was semitic
this country;and has been nuaiyzed in Boston
10y Dr.. Hayes, who pronouhces it, BY conclusive
'proofs, to be y true native iron, not metssric,
nor reduced in. any way from an Orc, a. o..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-03

ABOUT three months ago, a party of fifty
young Gascons embarked at Bordeaux, bound
for this country, for fear of being drawn in the
conscrjplion and sent to the. !Crimea., Thsy
landed in New Orleans, Louisiana, about four
weeks ago, aud, on The 4th inst, the last Of the
fifty was consigned to the earth. =. =