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Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-01-20

A foolish fellow went the parish priest and told
him with very long face that he had seen ghost.
when and where, said the pastor. Last night re-
piled the tmd man, Il passing by the church,
and up gains. the wall gift did behold the spec
tre.' In what shape did it appear? inquired the
priest. at appeared to he the shape Of great ass
was the reply. Go home and hold yonr tongue about
it, reioined the pastor; you very tmid man
and have been frightened at ycur shadow.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-01-20

The jackson Mississippi ian says that the principle
object intended by the Know Nothings in that state
il 10 secure the payments Of the repudated bonds,
and therenpon calls ON the "od line Democracy-th
enemies Of bondism--to stand to their colors." II
the Know Nothings succeed in making Mississippi
honest what can they not accomplish
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

1t ia with the greatest satisfaction that we
are able to announce that all drafts Of Page
Bacon 4 Co., California, on as, and all
other correspondents in the atlantic States,
will be promptly paid by the Bank of Amer
lea, New York. Holders Of such drafts will
please forward for payment
ST. Louis, Jan. Is, 'j5 PAGE & BACON.
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"E'res the Tribune, Gentlemen

L LAVE you read the NEWSBOY? If you have
L J. not you Can do 40 by calling round at Van Me-
ters Book Store, where is kept fine assortment Of
NEW and INTERESTING works Of all kinds, suitable
for the wants of city and country TASTE Also fine
lot of Stationery Of all descriptions, School books
Gc. viii. viii be sold low can be afforded by
any other house in the trade in the State.
l6. II. A. VAN METER.
No. 2, Barrett House Block.
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Guardians Sale Of Real Estate.

nN Saturday, the 9th day Of January, 1855, at
" II o'clock, Noon, I will, as Guardian Of Niche
las Minks, Evelinc Minks and Amanda Minks, mi
heirs Of Michael Minks, deceased, late Of Rush
County. Indiana offer at public sale to the highest
bidder, at the door Of ..Maron Hail. in the city Of
Burlington all the interest Of said minor heirs being
the ONE SEVENTH part Of the West 5. j.. See. Is,
town Il Range West, lying in Dcs Moines
County containing eighty acres.
Sale to be made by virtue Of order and decree Of
the County Court Of Des Moines County, Iowa.
Terms made known on the day Of s.le.
Jan. =, 1855. NATHAN =. WOMACk,
tw4w. Guardian Of said minor heirs.
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STREET FrGur-A woMAx AHrAp.--An exchang,

fTGHf-d WOMAN HHEAD.--Zfn tXUnHHTTV
says:
A difference of opinion occurred between a lady and
gentleman on the street the other day, in jackson
Mississippi. Unamiable words ensued, when the gen.
teman drew Colts latest invention, and fred three
or four times Mt the lady, missing her every time.
Whereupon she seized brickbat let slip at her as
sailants head, and laid him sp awlng upon the side
walk.
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Gold Pens.

JUST received this day an assortment Of SUPERIOR
y DIAMOND POINTED GoLD Pms which for elasticity
Durability andqualify in EVERY RESPECT are not
passed by any house in the west, and which will
warrant. have them Ut prices from s. 90 to $4S 90
per dozen, or from 50 cents to IS apiece.
Among the lot may Be found
Bagley's Superior Bank Pens.
Dawson, Warren Hyde's tip top Pens.
= !" :. Ladies' do
Asset 4 Edwards do
Edwards h Bushnellfs do
Moore, Clark 4 Co.'S Superior Bank do
g :. 4. Ladies do
The Eagle do
The Scotch Victoria do
Please call and examine for yourselves and yonw will
find that bette and cheaper pen cannot be bought
out Of VAN METERS
nov 20 "a Book Store.
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WAGON STILL RUNNING.

:. The subscriber will respectfully inform the pub
lie and his old customcrsn particular that lie has Just
received and in store full and general assortment Of
Groceries and Provisions, which will be sold cheaper
than the cheapest for cash only Please call and see
and satisfy yourselves and not be mistaken
Oct. 7th, 81. WM. III. ANDERSON
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,no aae reason there is so frequently Il escrow
nose somewhere is because the ssscrcws"
bits. p1' " inulS'uuais " 'oos9 ia"
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ARRIVAL ExrRAoRDISARY.-The Jenny Lind
came up yesterday. River nearly clear of
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JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED. sf
O00 CANS prime Oysters, :.
LUO 10 bsxes Star Candies, s.si
10 do. Mould do,
20 do. Soap, ass'd.. es8
Is do Rasins, new crop,
30 do Herring, @ s.
cases ground Rice, #a.
and every article, in fact, usually found in grocery
and provision stores--cheap dirt, for cash-'hese
HARD times. s# tti#t.s
lsfs-Al orders accompanied by the CASH, and all
articles sold will be sent home free Of charge, the
wagon is always ready. W. IL. ANDERSON
Main Street, Burlington, Dec. %, sd
UST received, 100 lbs Zante Currants, aat
j 20 I Boxes new crop Raisins, for sale cheap by
w. ii. ANDERSON,
dec 81, '54 Main street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25
Mortality amongst Children.
TO THK EDITOR or THE HERALD.

From the admirable weekly synopsis In the HxRALD a
the mortality in the city and county Of New York. nas-
tile commissions would appear 10 bear an unusually
large proportion 20 the other causes DEATH when
pared with what is the average result In other large
Cities and am now, With your permission, desirovs u
directing the attention OF brt thren and
the public generally TO the subject hoping some ADD
uonal light from closer inquiry may be thrown over
what appears to b. frequent of death durag
nfarcy IN your great city J, would that 20a In
FAINT. Died in the Of the last weeks from the
effects OF commissions; and would presume In all thsss
fatal cases there was no other complication AAsga
abe Of death In london, with population and
weekly mortality fully four times great that Of
New York the total number OF eases Of convusona
corded In the weekly lis oi mortality docs not exceed.
at time two cent OF the entire deaths bs
In your city upwards OF ten per cent. This dnrr
ence is in Paris about the that Ia In London
Now for this great Diversity In Ia. frequency and fatal
effects of MANTLE ulsops between New York Ioa
DON Paris and other great cities there must b. cause
or combination Of caures; and TO the investigation
terests Of medical science alike demand that
neither time labor should BE- sp,rsd. That
the fatal cases of infantilo commissions which
take place weekly in your city their origin 10
various 10 not entertain doubt aud merely
wish here TO call attention To the dangerous effects q
cold tho healthy state OF the brain st different Stages
Of hfe but more particularly during early infancy Tbs
very general custom that prevails la your city u
leaving the heads OF young infants exposed IL at an
seasons Of the year Of somewhat doubtful proprsty,
but in the winter season especially when the t~mpcra
ture OF the air Ia low IL has b-en for
past II Is, have no hesitation In asserting attcndcd
with the most fatal conseq Cold hasa powerful
effect at Nil eyes In producing congestion and opprcs
sion Of the brnin and hence during very cold weathsr
the great increase Of deaths from apoplsry well
infantile convusions. Many Of the lower order Of
created beings take the greatest ~ defend their
young un they have acquired sufficient strength and
the necessary covering 20 secure them against the
destructive ELECTS Of cold, and animal instinct
dictates such Of procec ling what ought ~ be
the path 81 duty Of rational beings TO accomplish the
same endy II Ia In vain 70 expect hsal,h at any stage
OF life II the phy steal AnAgement DO totally at varAses
with what tn" natural powers al the body SUSTAIN
The custom therefore, OF keeping tn. heads Of infants
uncovered fiom ths earliest age whether the weather
nj tho time be hot cold IL dangerous and fer
from being preventive 4. endless u disease
HoBoKks, March IL, 1875. ROBERT LITTLE, MD
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LA 81 patents Issued from the n.i gtatss Pa,s.x
Onee for the -ses ending March ~ 1879 esoh bearing
Ei-.rd l. B~rlhon, q Y.r.hAu,, Englsnd-ror Inn.
prosem.n, 10 folding life bosu. Patented In EnxlAni
iihs Bi.., ofss-.rs, s.J-ror Improved swivel fo~
WIN. q ". 4 John ". Chapman Of s.- Yors. n. Y.
Ior impro"msn' 10 knobs for fssisnnx esrtAiss sns
yP csrbei, u Corss,,srlI., n. Y.-Yor m.thsa a
ssn ventilation Tor railroad ears
Jno. u, torng. ~ Seneca Falls N. Y.-Eor dsvirr
Archibald - trori.r q o,-.go, " Y,-For m.ahias
cbAIis.G Curil, Of -priDghsla, Maa-yor yam1~
Abbott X Davis, 81 k@si cambnGgs, M. FER IN
Howard D.lsns, u Eyraeass, y. Y-rof lmproreun~st
In fesdiny fuel " furnaces
Alexander Castor and John sms,h, u Runbafy,
Obio--For ibprorsnsnt In rsiss Asf elevator
joel HAib.s ~ West hiIdsbgfy, Uho-FOr IMPROVE
mint In s,tspIon tables.
mos Hanson, ~ ssv Yort, n Y,--yor valve fac hy-
ptrids. B.ui, Of Boston. NIn.--gor improv.m.a,
bAs ". BosglAna, q Jersey oy, ~ J.-ror .hlp
suses A..
Gideon Hothsls., Of windsor, y. Y--ror improv,.
Cha. k.nstot, Of Boston, xAsr-Ior Improved LAsl
ts.es,-r Mor.s, Of wAipoIs, y. H--vo, lmsro,-a..,
ir.d ss-ss,y, Of Albany, n. Y-yor improv-m~s,
Abr.r n. Newton, u Richmond iss-Yor lnv~sys-
nsnt IN cartridge
Dsn.i ~ Ph,lhps, u or.snvl. in-Yst Improve.
Looml. 'Rsnsotn - Hsvsa., 0kio-Por Inp~,y.-
men, In tho nssssfs cturs 81 bsicss
fsa Russell, u Boston. hs..-For improvement, IN
Dsvia Ebivs' q Irn.a.iyhls, .. -ror m.,hn. ,~
pohthing t.susrfeotyp~ plst@s.
Pa snsl, 0, Hsnooes, s4-Tot lnpFsv.
fDsn' In sssd pastsrs.
Jobs =. sprsss. al Barnard o'coaBor, ~ Dsy,ss,
Ohao.--Tor Improved elf bsisg cart
hbs ru~~t 81 Nonfvhs, Cons FOR Boriaax AL
isnbsnisg machine
IMPROVEMENT. In valve gs.rsg fof sissm sagins.
b-i' Van hp.rt Of spring Y.lsy. y f-rs 10
yrusstBsni In lo<s-s
ll.rsD1sr Wsisgs, = Css,lstoa = T-ror bs
Iyu,erpest 10 tfsssh ioaffE sfs s,ns
Lmssi 7. wells, ~ uss4nnsa, 0hlo- For approved
o.e.i VIVA, u Dnra'in., y. c--yor o-ssrfusi
wsrss 4 wet n Hoons y.E., X Y-yu ln,ryvs.
rssui 10 grain soi yrAss htr,ssisfs
Cscrr. - =. rosi, u f0sf gibron, kis.-For In
frorsss.ni IN snitirsior.
Geo a pr.s'is,. ., ch.shlr. osaa'y, n H-vr
npyp-r.tii 10 tie srssr.u'sai of vsssa. srlss. sAs
Sss,r. s.sm.a 81 vIsas., n Tor in-.,.
usni q s~vins msesiB.'.
" ~ Bsni.y, ~ ssr Ysrs, " Y.-Fss 10
g-sr.d pr. fss nasisg syssfo eoaes prs,.>,ls. "
'ch,, y cs'l.a, ., ssslsurs. Ysn., x...,-y~ q.
tfofsDsn' IN sitsshlnr ssgars W haadJr.
Eszb~a thsi.r, q ssssoa, ooss- -ysr lrs,r,v~~.u1
10 ssgsfstass.
rnor.. Rss~r,san, orssv Ysrs ~ Y, .s<s~
" be--tso. Esd Afr~a B~s,h, " ass
EAesr-tc- lrriossu~r, 10 ssvfsx n.A<hir~s
CHR !. Baby, a rortAAsd NJ. s-~ssor ~ hrss<f
sn5 sghah y sivnx ~ ssuss s;so~-y~ i.prvvs~~s,
10 ess'st. fer fsrnltsY.
l.,l,t..-Js, " c.rss,r, q sssiSusss ysns. nAss
Yer e~.sgn fsf ists 'ogts
ssess Nssasy ard Exvsrs J. r-i.a.y, " PslAlsl.ha.
n -gN ;ssss 1T oo>siss s@.sL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25
Special Liquidation nj Albany.


Under the above heading, hnd an attack in the New
York Daily Tr,' upon article OF yours adverse -
the passage OF the bill before senAts OF tAs
State TO incorporate the Ne~ YORK and brooklyn Loo
Company This article IN the Timer contains such "a
grant Misrepresentation calculated TO mseAd the pub.
lie, "a 10 call for r.fu,stion quarter, and
alter waiting fc~ days, without seeing refutAuoa
appear, onsr ths following incontrov-rtib- fActs IN
the consideration the puthr and o. caution them
beware OF this attempted ssnale under the apecious
l. II Is urqualasiIy tase that there ever has bsss
or Is now monopoly in the Ice trade Of this city Ese~
.ibce the business began 10 assume - present rHirpsvs
aspect the parties engaged IA have never prevented
attempted 10 prevent al all hazards others fros
elites TO those Of less captsI than themselves fs
terng into and prosecuting the business highly ereta
bic 10 thsmseves and Tor which they are entitled V
q Take the average rsts- at which leo Furnished In
tins city, anal artn taat Ia mpos,ibe undsr any CIR
oustsnc~r To supply Mt lees rat. Ercepting tbs
occasional occurrence. of season 81 scarcity the Hue
tuatons Of pro. IRON II 10 Is cent. per hus
dred pounds when In the delivery labor W large
amount is required, and every consumer Of In shs
city stoeiholder in the New York and Brcosiy.
lee Company, would be impossible for him " procure
81 from thorough daily and hourly kno-ledgs d Ne
Ice business. IN New fort for the pat twenty ave yssxs,
affirm that tho present dealers has.
every other year entered into composition with each
other and thereby reduced the pnesr and especially the
past year, below even living proht.
T. The seoosd object be obtained by this formation
OF Li. es.rsrei 'ss company, as given BY "A Csass-
price 10 tbs article AZ nominal advances UPON the
cos Of procuring he eth orgot part Of his oses
Latte from beng only . consumer lacked tho psa1.
teal knovlsdgs Of dealer and 20 help 20 this smru
that be and every other la Me- York rst ths
ice snd ever have got H. Al nom nal advAno. upos tbs
cost 81 procuring ,sving transportation and dsiivsy
Aware that you esn spare but Iui- "
matter In your Journal offer isw brief hint. and
thoughts In connection with What have already said
The persons most Activ~ly engaged getting up this
Increment have been engaged in tho loo BUSINESS ssd
certainly IL rrasonats inquiry ~ make aud which
think every ~i be likely to make before pureha.aw
N. stock III be as prohAbls az represented Why d1
Dot they remain In ~ III has paid we'll IL Asx~A
ho- did happen that ~ the parties shove sudsl
10 bssssrsd themselves and other. the prosse utos 81
~ An answer 10 ,hsae tvo questions viii be tbs beet
sntdo'e 10 this bill and sure explosion 81 The vLois
bubble. when - Cor sumsr sn,~.rs, then thu vrts~
OF this viii necessary, enter upon history u the os
trace In the city Of New York for the pas, twenty ave
years In which viii b. shovn that the stoeh of tsss
New York and Brooklyn Ice Company" viii n~v.r b.
taken up. DQufrY
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hudrsds Of Thousands of dollars In specie One set q
bills Of iadisg. per schooner Amphtts produced on ths
on aminon, showed moro than $50, 600
lie In well known TO MesseS. WIN. Lobaeh Bchspsisr.
Negretti Leoni, Horace southmayd sons, sh,ers
oliver merchAns Of this city TO Senior Don Francis
do Aspgoil late Mexican Consul General Mrs..
Chase, OF Tampico II present In washington city aud
TO hupdreds In New Orleans, Havans and tbs various
ports Of MEXICO. b.. A.
NEW YORK Feb. "a, 1855.
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cations Of having been written in view Of both Of
18th, and maintained tn. position taken in my note Of
the llth Copy marked
Finally tbe morning Of the 18th, received the de-
msnd, translation marked dated the 18th TO which
replied imnedately by my note Of this date, copy
with all the above me ntione documents BY the hand Of
Mr.. Wnsow, who leaves Madrid this very night Copies
in the original Spanish Of the communications from her
Msjesiys government, will be transmitted Afterwards
there not being time 10 prepare them this evening.
sincerely regret the failure OF my efforts 10 obtain
prompt and satisfactory result 10 my demands. under
with the approval Of the government and have the no
sor 70 ema, sir with the highest TsPsss yoSr ODE
Hon W l. MARCY, Secretary Of state Of United states.
Many details which have no time 70 write, win be
municated TO you orally BY Mr. wnsiow, 70 whose
discretion have committed them for that pnrpose.
AL IyoAuos on THE Usnxp STATE
MADRID, April 7, 1854. /
The Undersigned, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Psnpot-ntary Of the United s.atesof America preeent
his com To his Exceency the Minister Of State
Of her Catholic Majesty and begs 10 be informed vhsn Il
will be convenient for bis Excssney 70 receive hm for
the purpose Of listening TO com nunication Of grave
importance from the goyernmest OF the United state
The unc.rsigLed takes this occasion 70 renew, &c,
PIERRE SotIE
His EIcellsncy the xnrsrrR srsn Of her Catholic
Majesty.
[Bl LEGATION TIM UsryD STATE
MADRID, A orii 3, 1854
SRI am instructed by the President Of the Untsi
Information Of her Catholic Maestys governm.nt tn
within enct sed documents, containing full statsnsn
Of the circumstances which have furnished the autho
rites Of the Island OF Cubs pre.ence for the
Outrage which they have recently perpstr,ted pro
perty and interests belonging % The citizens OF th-
tthss states By the sei,urs Of the packs, steamer
Black Warrior and the conhscaton Of cargo which sh.
had in ronflu for the port Of New York
However enduring and conciistory the United States
may have shown themselves, than oces .on
upoer grsvous provoestions 'on the part Of the
same authorities they cannot suffer wrongs Of the
psure Of those which have be~n indicted toe osners
Of the Isok Warrior 10 remain unsone They ar. ~
marked character that thsy would have uyfifsd tho
United States In demanding immediate saNsfslon from
the wrong doors ~ the avanA and II refused In u ing
the REDRESS into their hands Bot the Prrsiasnt
rxious 20 preserve pssesful relations With spar has
determined bring the W the petos Of her
Majesty In the hope that shs vl only make prsmp,
reparzton 10 the jured eizsns Of tbs sited States
but vs with her dlsplsasurs the cubsn ~ on
whom ests the burdsa Of that wholly isdsfeasbls trans
actlon
Awsitirs that sn early nsnsssion Of tbs in,sn,ion
~ her hsjssty's government msy soSn matte Il
desps'eh mea-enxsr vino W carry baes ~. :,
Las Ss.ssa $40, AAW tAs h,seT w r>sss Pea
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In behalf Of Spain in the late disturbances in resari
Cuba may have embodsnsd her to experiment upon the
patience OF this country; but am not prepared to be
braced their Joint policy to this hems pierre viii
sustain her in such causeess aggression upon
commerce and national rights. We're q certain, hon.
erer that she tcould be counendnced in this conduct
tordrds AS By these pocers the United Stats ,ooud not
10 their nured citi,ens and regard for ne honor
n their flag diike require them 70 pursue.
1t may be thought advisable TO make appeal for
redress at the very place where the nu inflicted
and In case adequate satisfaction Is promptly made IN
the spot, then the matter will be ended; but should
withheld, shall have occasion TO communicate fully
with you the subject and furnish you with the in
sructona OF the President for the guidance Of
duct in this unpleasant affair.
am, SIR, respectfully, your obedient servant
W. l.. MARCY.
PIERRE sourx, Esq, Sc., &c, Madrid
NIB MARCY TO MR.. soULE.
HpyARrsyST oy STATE,
Washington, March II, 1854
srRYou will perceive, BY the documents which accom-
pany this despatch that tn: seizure CT the BLACK WAT
President and Congress- The outrage IL Of such mark
ID character that this government would be justified In
demanding immediate satisfaction OF the wrong doors NJ
the Havana and In OF their refusal Of taking
dress into s hands but the President anxious TO
TO brn, the her Catholic Maestys notice in the
hope that she win not only make prompt repsatoD TO
the injured citizens Of the United States but visit with
her dsplfasure the Cuban officials who have pefpefa~d
the wrong
The Presidents message 20 Congress clearly IN dcates
the which IL Is expected the spanish government
will adopt In this Neither the views Of this GO
yernnsnt the sentiments Of the country will br 5ok
sny evasion delay the part Of her Catholic Majesty
in a Of such hsgrant wrong. you are directed Jy
ne Prendent to present the transaction forth
in the accompanying document AND demand saffoc,ion
for tie injury. Tie damages 20 the OF the Slack
Warrior and the cargo estimated at three hundred
thousand dollars and this amount yeu viii demand a.
the nifty the injured parties claimed for them
this government.
Har,no preierted ne case in ia strong feature, Il
not expected BY the Prefid<n Thar yo should et.r into
any fnrher diseusson NJ a. but you viii obtdn early
a reply a. procedbi, % your d>mdnd. Tue messenger
Who viii deliver this Communication 20 you has nstrnc.
tions TO remain reasonable time At Madrid Ia order
that he may he the bearer Of the reply yoG may
very few days, Il believed, will be sufficient for that
purpose.
The course hitherto pvrsued BY the spanlsh govern.
ment In regard 70 complaints against the cosduct Of
the authorities ut Cuba wn NEE, the exigency Of
the case. That course has 10 effect been evasion ~
claims for redress and resulted In practical denial
Of justice. The government Of spain has usually De
Ayed dedn''iys action BY referring applications Tor
cress 10 the blenders A. C,ba. and then presnts their
s1sIsss 10 ss sasssg - l1e.s syyas4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25

We have received Communication relative TO this AZ
fair, which we subJon, Invested Of obe etionAbs
pas,sgss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-26

vicinity OF the priton filed with spectaiof. s,d
the ioy Of the cOlsicd population know 90 bounds on
beboloipg heir ihveteist; enemy the hands Of the
officers e the law.
JsoksoD ia to have bearing on Monday. T,e Of
fcCrs in search Of Thompson but Up TO this hoa'
be has elu5 ed their vigilance.
Numerous wiire-ses have been placed under o>o IS
TO appear at the next Of Court whea the IN '''
will be tried ard there IL no particle OF d'uo' INA
the kidpsupers will be dealt with to the fullest extent
Of thelav Numerous instances OF slni'ar nature
If il ALLEGED have occurred 10 our community ana 50
adroitly were they managed that no one vas CONVEX
ant Of tho fac, until too late for practical purposes
The cies of the intended victim Clark, we're he sr'-
rendipg and coon brought large crowd to soydsrs
re,idepce; and tie paint from the weather b,ar5ng
Of the building is scratched off in long broad marks
showing how dexterously the boys heels were en-
Moved in his endeavors to free himself.
A coored woman, named Margaret Brady. was
committed to prison. on the chsrge Of infsntic IL.
Upon an investigation Of the matter, yesterday by
Coroner Chandler ii was proveG that the child W.,
born in an out house was exposed TO tho coId, aod
died from negc, want of proper attend incs, lev
days there after. The woman lie, however, TO nave
al o her hearing. "
We have had another "cold snap in this vicinity.
The thermometer to. day (Sa.urdsy,) at A. H. stood
AT Ice above zero, and at clock +. M. 90 above
the same point.
Mad dops are prevalent in the neghborhcod OF Me-
ebsnicsburg. in the adjoining County Of Cunberlanf
man was taken through our borough to Lebanon,
Penn that had been bitten at tbs former place, ana
our informant says that many cattle have been bitten
Iv ,ohid docs KETsToSE.