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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20

The CRUSADE AGAINST CASTLE GARDEs.--sI or
the clerks and other employee. within the vsiA et
Cestle Ga den have been arrested on warrants SsueS
by Justice Connolly, charging them with acting %
emigrant runners, without license. Afidavits w00
first mode in the case before Justice Welsh, bas be
declined seuiog warrants upon theD Esw amasv =
were then made out and sworn to before mayor ".s
on which Justice Connolly actec. Tne socussi ~e 20
held, on their own r.cogniz8nce, for c1a"'n"V" ~S
IL O'Clock g.. m. ;,. a.. q,
The obi.c ct of this prosecution 10 to require tle
cu.ed ~ take out lie. rses and by this esos con2eI
,be Commissioners Of ENG ration TO uty themselves
Their reoul .tous prohibit runners from entering Cssa
C..dnn and II IA hoped 10 piece them Ia p1itoa ~
- ,6e employnent OF some runners Will become
raresssry. The runners will then say, Your rue u
brok en- oyer-wby exclude u y" q r
II ia ooenly charged by tooss who take the side Of
the Commissioners that Mayor Wood 10 at the bottom
of this movement, aid Is pushing with ali as powers
his object beng, II alleged W concste 70 support
and at the same time gIaiy his hoetty to gentsGep
connected with the CvmOieson and To tho inSrests 30
beeves them to fepr sent II tbs be true, ead one
has but 10 be attentive tn the of ahsfs 10 %
able to decide the question tor hmeelf It proves u u
the Mayor has rea he'd lower depth" In hs stras-
gle 10 retain bis bolo upob pOw~ than has beeo here.
tofore reached by an Official Of equ ~ stsodng.
An emigrunt, sho lapdeo yesterday at Csstie or
den, on gong out Of the gGte, ives iumedisssy ser
rounded by number Of ruLDere, and when he exurr
ted himself hi. pocket book containing keN im "a
trunks, ana other paper, with rmau sum OF moosy,
was mssii g-having, no tOubt, been pick.d no.n ~
pocket. ln-1e. there stationed Po ic, 20 nss
ee.saIify large, placed there by the Msyo, ~nhe os
siie there 10 DO, 10 dspsIse the eapies oy "'""
'Ai''i ''' '7''' ''' fr iCeuI.ef / Enc 5si.
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T7HE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

NJ sSssEDr s..ui, r.s. o. s a. sss. ESY
~ ned II In over eleven hsdIsd and never is1
sxeeyi cases, both thunder huinos ne M r,.h,,
po.ssssn two hundred esrtis'Ates OF us '1s" Oil "
Two bottles wsUsntad to cure anr'ss ssie "oHm %
o.s 70 three sotuss viii esrs the ~0'' A"' "
rwo sr TIRE. s... VIII clear ss. .y.t.n Of sea. IL,
Two bottles are warranted 70 sEre tss wo" esn~'' .'
SS1.s 70 Eve bottles are warranted ta' worst case Of
Sne c i've bottles are warranted to oil hunsr In the
Two hcl.s warranted 70 cure running Of the ears anS
Fos, or .s bottles are warranted 70 care corrupt and running
One bottle will cure scsly eruptions Of tis siin.
I've three bottles are warranted " cure hs Wor sAs'
shyw~m ,s.n.,,..
Tn.. to tour hottie. az. warranted to cure ..srs,.%
Htve eight bottles viii the OF sosofalA
esstht always sxPcnenc.d Lon sbs hi:t e'tiH and
s-ess, cure ..iesss ws.n d: .scv: a.'ps .ss: .. ID
e se wones me6cus. Of the cay that eo'nuso9 w.sS
Iss .tsr iS.r. s no y n.a and. sas. has
' ' =: 1 ss not Sf }Ss:cn ssos q.
- es.. s1ss don. = M4.,.s:.s: 9.s. Il 70 sdssn
yeS old g oe people "s Ib:,sss:n pos' pssy
D-sSeei slsts Of Lssasb BY o.e bois
s:s S, .s' IL ~'.t . 20 1 on: ~: sss ".
ssss who bs,. tsasn have sse. eo.avs toa y., h.s
s.f,: vhi very .IOls feoh,. ba, you !.
charmed they always dsags~ em foor days 10 wssk
essi,rs h, rope VOC yourself e eysoo hoard
Of tie most s.hsysssat se0aiun' Of As ever mag
kl4seS TO- ,>,vr,v =, "a. .
RsaturJ, kssa PresfL ycY,cvp,r,
WboIe.sls Agents Ess New ye,t: Cy CLEhEHfhs Co.,
No n Bs,ejs, n CHARLEs MSG, Ne ~ bro.dXPyi
a r. 4 d SANDS No III wAtaDs hAhSu, ohVB
So Ne 10 GroeovisI-y BOYD PAUh Chaals,. & 4
yELLsa Co, No ns Franklin e fhkg7on fhEn nARahL
sHIGY sssn.I BARFfs rAakM r. Nc I'VE ~ ge:sG-sw' s"
sp 80 sale At retail 81 al respectable DusssS through
~ DO Jp.on
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Observation-Disclosures.

Hollow Bn.ss LIGnrsIsG RODS az. ~
Munson Of Indianapolis, Ind, he's just p.,su:oI Z
very novel, eviiently cheap, and We savaia jig,
very Eff .ient lish.rbsrod 1t 10 made Q, 'hin 'Ned
brass o. copper, and i. shsped BY suitable maeAaey
into kind Of tube with Two .afge ndse' os saAp
edges on opposite slse. tie whoic Dtins tsstea sad
made - appear c:o.'de's1-1 h''e .'e.,iy 1na CD
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20

CUPREME COURT - Dutchess County. -
- JAMES c. TURNER against ESTHER ANN TURNER
S mInons for reef To the abovenamed defendant: You
are hereby the complaint in this cause,
copy whereof herewith served YOU and OF
yow sw er at Village OF Newbursh
the County of Orange, within twenty days after the service
hereof excus day Of service and fail TO
az wt the compliant as aforesaid Plaintiff will apply the
Cont for the relief the complaint Dated July q
1885, hONELL SMirM. .
The complaint in this action filed Office OF the
MONELL g. SMITH,
aula Iaw6wW Plaintiffs Attorneys
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20

AHroS SE.ss Agent for tho sale Of Ian Ihnoss -
PArEhsoH ~ J. h wfb serve Tss N'eVss - SS F"' "
&c elS.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20
nIe1ieal.

CANDS' SARSAPARILLA.-SARS
~ hn, Ions been indors the Medical Faculty as nd
AZ, Az effective speren Alternative. This preparation OF
10 sure remedy for all diseases erne ron 1
pprty of the blood OF the binary tuncuoh
Prepsrei and sold by A. b. SANDS, p5usyw,.
No 100 Fultonbt., New. York.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20

CUPREME COURT, WESTCHESTER COUN-
y TY-PLATT BRUSH and HENRY + BHUSH M 4 .ss9,s :;
GEORGE w. QUINN and SUSANNAH his Wiie CALEb
CARPFNTER JOHN V. SMITH, ROBERT ALLAN and
ANDREW w ROsE.-Sun nops TO the Defendants George
W Ounp ard Susapnah his Wife, You hereby summoned
al complaint this action, which will be filed IN tne
Clerk Weschester County, and serve copy OF
your answer on me at my office in Peekkh Wesfcheser
County within twenty days after the service hereof exclusive
plant aforesaid the Plaintiff will apply to the Court for tbs
relief DE- emanded the complaint dated Peeksk Jsy 80
1856. DAplD W. IhANIo, reIlns i q, ,,1IoiLLey
The complaint the above action filed In Wesichsef
County CLERKS Office, August is5S1PeehsS AIsu'' io'
1856. DAVID W. ~, ~. NC,
su2O lsw6wW flalntins Attorney
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20
nR. LOEWENTaAL,s WATER CURE.

~ 21len B,shts Hudson County. New jersey ~
bon bo1ohen aoe sTscy City in few minutes ~ sist. '
pss'k lA,s 1pPiy q so Ls10I er e., New YorA
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20
DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.-THRE

DEM SYLVANIA RAILROAD.-THREE
II DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHILA.
TRAIN Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at y and
I1ves Pittsbursh for Philadelphia o. The FAST LINE
1aves PhlsdeIhis for Pittsburgh l2 and Pittsburgh
e Philsdelphia st q % p THE NIGHT EXPRESS rR m
leaves PhHedelphis for Pittsburgh at and PfttsbuEf
kr Philadelphia at 9:2n p. m.
The above lines connect Pittsburgh with the railroads. 10 and
hon ST. Louis Mo- Alton. Gaena, and Chicago, Illinois
Frankfort. LeIingtoD and Louisville, Ky Terre Haute Mod
soa La Fsyeate, aud Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton
anbus Zanesvle Masson and Wooster, Ohio; also with the
packet boats ro and to New Orleans, 81 Louis Louis
VILE and Cincinnati ,, .
Fc1 further particulars hndbs In the hotels OF this city
Repseys viii find This the shortest most expeditions and ooc
estafae route between the East and West. .
Throush tickets be had either OF the
vAees IN the West, or Of
H. BUTTS, Agent New jersey Railroad Co, foet Of
Courtlandtst, Newly orb
IL ELLIOTT, ,Asert Bennsyy mia Railroad Co..,
No 2Astor House. Brosdway kew-York
N,vYori jan. 1855 Phladeiphs
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20
IJTW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

IN YORK TO ROCHESTER--The ROCHESTER, and
GNnHgxT VALLEY RAILROAD is now open. and, In con
nscon vthhs Buffalo Corning and EswYorh and New Yori
Era Railroads. Sorms dhect route from kswfo.f to
npeAesseT.
Te snesne OF this route together with the superior com
st sforded by wide Iendcss by ft the most desire
" between the above named cites
TcA ets can be procured at NswYoTk and Erie Rae~1
Ycket Oce foot of Duansst and No l5 Brosdwsy atss
h jersey City.
BssSaSe CHECKED through.
Ereyhs will be transported between NewYorf and koches
Or with dissch Any pfonstion desired in regard thereh
b the Genera Freight Agent Of tbs
Nsw YorA and Erie Railroad Bundss sC. S. TAPPAN,
Espsess Frolsht Agent No. l9j Broadway
~ trains Buaso Corning aud NewYort 6sioad "a
eunasy. j. A. REDftELD. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20
DENNsYLVANIA ARAn.KOAD.-The GREAT

u GENITAL ROUTE eonneetin, the Atlantic cites with
Wsstsrn North and South States BY con
Fswsy direct The Road also connects at Phsbusi
WITH daily pe of Steamers 70 all ports the Western hveTs
md at Oe'snd snd sandusky with steamers to al poIt' o.
e Ecrkwes-rn LAKES making the most direct cheapest and
reliable by WHICH bREIGHT b brvArded TO and
hsm fhe Great West
RATpS BfTWEEN PHILADELPHIA sDdPlTTSbUH0H
HmsT Glass -Bo0ts Shoes, Dry Goods IN eoo ma, 1Oa n
kcxesO Furs, FesSher, 10. .............) ~ W. ~
Drooyp CT Is.-Books and Stationery, Dry
GcSSs 0n bsIssJ Hardware, Leather, 7so- Per lso D
Woel
YnAp CLAss-Anvas Besgine, Bacon and Sc mar 1ss n
Posi, lin bulk } Hemp Sc..............:) ~" ~ "
HomrH Cxkss-cofee, Fish, Bacon and soe mar 1cA n
Pssh, Spssked,) Lard and Lard on 49,, ~ ~
IN shprns Goods nom point east Of pa
aeular the package Via Pennsyyaus Railrosa AZ
oood eenssnsd the Agents Of this Road at Phhsdphs o.
Pstsbprsh wn bs Forwarded without detention.
IsEIsBT ksIxIs-Hsrns womisy CO, Memphis ,rens
hA D.mena Bell MuIaeea, and Carte, Jeven LOuis
cd Irwin Coz cineinn.ti \ W. Graham Co., zanssils
Otae Leecb Co. Ne Kaby St, Boston Leech Co, Ne
3Assor Hosse NswYort No. Wnismst, and No. Bate
yypssee NewYork K. J. enesder, Philadelphia; Aasaw
nosps, Heistnnore Geo G. Franeiscua, Pittsburgh
per hythss psstculaIs biHs Of iains, apply to
LBECH Co., Agents Penn. Railroad Co.,
No. 3Astoy House, Eew-Yotk.
HH, Bou<TOF, General freight Agent, PhAsasaphSa.
II. JLOKBAKRS. suoerintsndsot. Altoona Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20

y OYoyk-ALEXANDER BONNELL, ANSON S: BaOWN,
JOHN + HALL, sABIN SMITH and JASON a. SUCK- n,,fs
Summons money demand contract Com not served
Action No To the above defendsnts: You are hereby
suuunoaed and required the complaint III this
sc,ion which viii b. filed in the Office Of the Clerk OF The
Cbt, and County q York, at the City HaH in the Ctty
of HtwYosk and to serve copy of your 70 the
said complaint the subscbers at tei Office OF No. IA
service his you exclusive OF the day OF such
service and you fail 20 answer the said complain, within
The time aforesaid plaintiffs n this action will take JudS
meat against you for the q four hundred and sHy ye
oa and twenty with interest from the twenteh
Ssy OF March one thousand eight hundred and fifty SIX beside
the costs Of this se,iop-Daed May IL ls. ,...
LAWTON a LAREED, Pfaintifs' Attorneys
The COMPLAINT n this action filed ~ The office OF tho Oes
n ,be C;ty and County OF Eew.Yok the 0th day OF ,
20 20 Ioe wy n. ie iaw6wWedI LAWTON LARNfsD.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20
CTPRENE COURT.-County of New.York.-

CUPRE}IE COURT.-COanty OF NeW,I0Ik:-
- sHEPPARD CANDY against HENRY PoMERoI
Amshs bis wife William Hsrr1. junior yShn ;. H1 Tbs
Jsmss p Place James b. Ellman, Charles B. Elima de1y
p Hustled, Juiu, EHle Pete, " Kins Tasn.n he
DeS dsnts above DsmeaYou hereby sanmones and re-
ared to ~ the complaint m inns sciiol wse ~ v MEG
- ~, Office of the Clerh Of the City and County of fo
AZ the CITY Hal the City of EewYort on the Itn dy y,
F.bua 1856 copy OF youT answer 70 he Wa
on the at his office No 6l Wai.ss ee
i,y Of within twea days snsI the service OF hs
on VOC, exclusive Of the day OF such service $40
y @ I'd ~ answer DE said coupisipt within the time afoe'
, te plaintiff thi, action wa apply 70 the Conr tor the
=. ."so sa. eo"' r. II. BOVINE,
~, Ien Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20

CARAT TOGA, MONTREAL, LEBANON
~ SPRINGS and the WESf-NEWYORK & HARLEM
Hn.ROADFMe reduced to Albany 81 %, saTatosu, 81 s2
I've Daily Express Traits.
$50 NJ. Express leaves OF White and Centreen
ecDs Albany Ills with Central Railroad for
e West and with Albany and Northern Railroad OF II a.
Ss faptoss where passengers arrive r. and thence
NonIrsd and at Chatham Corners ~i Westen Railroad
E Lebanon Spripas where passengers arrive at lSo
Mail Train stopping at all stations, and arriving In
time for The Central Railroad.
$40 Express for Albany. connecting with the Central
Rsuyosd Train for the West II and with Sara
togs train ct n the Ii morning.
trains Croton Falls with Stages for
Lshe Mahopac.
RETURNING.
8Sa Express Train from Albany for New York without
change Of ais Express Train
0eptrkl Rafroad
aba u Mail Train, stopping at all stations. go
40 10 Express Train leaving Albany on the Avei Of Tue
$50 Train Of the Central ksroad aud the arrival Of tbs
Aaa, Northern Raroad train from ssratosa bssesge
ehecle1 through. WM }. .CAMfbELL Suft-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20

CARATOGA and LEBANON SPRINGS.-
y HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-Two daily Express Lines
hx pleesnre travel
Rassepsers leave Chanberss. s.. Station for -
SIRATO0A and LEBANON SPRINGS DIRECT,
A6a m Arrive Saratoga at L As Lebanon Sprmss
ssh3Qp m. ,.,,.
A. II. Arrive at Ssrstoss at 7:z M H1 81 Lepanos
upgipes q. ,: 80 p. m
TScfets so,d aud Baggage chsckeb through:
The same Trains connect at PkEkSfA1lL ior LAM
HOPAC, al OAKIiILL for c ATsK ILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
Il ALBANY foT NIAGARA FALLS and rhe LAKES, and |"
hoy fcr LAKE GEORGE and CANADA.
A. T. SMITH, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20
ulmsnn RryER RAILROAD.-F1em N.{


uM9NN RIVER RAII.ROAD.-Ffem hsl
~ is res, Hsaus Will leeve Chsmb:.sst sssn"h rhrs
s~@ kSgsess, a and p IN Meg, "a srrs,s. :
Wsy Tr.hu Z N Srsrsnt, , m FOR fossshas a u = m
A n epdI o. NJ tor Sing shs, 10 20 a. IN ana T,1 A.I
SAs tfsn eaNes every Friday evenre p p " tss Pousk
.m ; 50 n m FOR Peehshhl and .. m NJ staI,ons
Irspse fns sips ard Peehsb Trains stop ~ ~ syj Hst
Ynrsrnsers tsle ST Chambers Canal md To- IS
Yle 2s New. yorh leave Troy at %oo 80 n. rs IN and
md IS M srd Esss Albany at ,s1t = r S Ss,p.ntendsst
Ot& ~ =. IN
IJRW-YORK AND ERIE RALLntUs uI,iI ta,tss1 p,tice
~ a -n.s., sns T. 1855. and untn ui J. ~ tousr.
$500, ~. rSs,n. Ssu leave Pier foot OF puA''
Nns.urv., n vvpRyss At 6 M. for Brnrnot
1ENv1lg pXPRESS, at Ga M 70, r.g pnaao ard inter
NAL a, AIS m, for panxs,N rrain win remain over
roei,s,s .ts,lops Passenger ~ s .ns morning
sasbs 81 Oweeo snBr spS " * st p for Dakih a. !,
CHIyhSn hnI p. a. FGER at 30 ~. ueom Io1 -
ROgkLASD pierrr ont. for snherns ana m'cfmeais'e
station. sSrN0FE at p. m, for Newbursh and Middle
49, .a5 ediste ssuoNs G., ~, th and puAato
Swp an. nyrRrSS, at ? m, hf DuiiAk arc ouna,o.
EUns AR st6P m. for DuDshh aId ouhalo ana "'e'
mediate s.h1an0vE TRAINS RUN DAILY, SUNDAYS
Tsb ~" EXCEPTED. -
- r,press Trains connect OF Emira, with the Einiia
IeJ.isua and Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Fall AZ
Ssnton with the Syracuse and BiDghemton taIrOad Ton
rsy.e At Coming with Buffalo Corning and New ORR
assrs.l for Rochester, rea, Bend with Delaware acha
v.npa and Western Railroad for Scrsnten at Buffalo AID
Daphnb tbe Lake Shore Raj road for Cleveland onci J.
nail, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, &e , c..,,.a,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20

NOTICE of ASSIGNMENT.-NO is hereby
~ gwen that JOHN TOLER OF the City Of Newark County
Of Essex and State Of NewJeey hath this day n
sgI the subscribers Of bis Estate for the eqta benefit
OF bis creditors and that the sad creditors must exhibit their
respective claims npder oath Affirmation within the term OF
thIee months.--Dsted Newark, N. j., Aug q, 1856
JOHN 9. PESHINE,
DANIEL NJ. LYON.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20
INCIDENTS IN WHITE MOUNTAIN HISTORY. BY
RAJ REAiAAIN q MIi.I.kY. lung. DID. 81 IL w. QQtd

INCIDENTS IN WHITE MOUNTAIN HISTORY BY
Rev BENJAMIN q WILLEY. limo. pp. 3!l 81. w. Dod
An sppropr ate volume for the Ssmrner tourist, by
winter who has passed his life in the vicinity Of the
White Mountains. 1t consists Of historicsl sketches
relating to the discovery and settlement Of the noun
tains traditions Of Indian warfare, anecdotes o.
pioneer life in the forest and descriptions Of the local
scenery and geology. A full account is given Of the
"aides in is25, which destroyed the family Of Nj.
Wiley brother of the author OF this volume. Tns
numerous reminsce in regard to the conditoo OF
the ilst settlers with which the work abounds, give
it permanent interest, apart from its val1e q"
guide book 70 travellers
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20

IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate
OF the County New York notice hereby given al
sons having claims against JOHN RAsCHE late Of GtJ
Newi grocer deceased present the with vouch
err thereof the subscriber the Office Of James 3Hey,
No 50 Nassau 81 in the City Of New-Yok or
twentieth day OF January nexDased New the 6eenth
day July. 1856 GESCHE RASCHE,
JyI6 1aw6DW' AdIninSxatifx, &C.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
County of New York, notice Is hereby given all
persons having claims against LUTHER APPLEY, late Of The
Nty New York bookseller deceased TO present the
with vouchers thereof the subscriber st the NeVYork Ju
vene Asylum l75h street the city Of New Yoh be-
fee the eny day Of December next-Dsted New
York, the nth day Of yure 1850.
IDRIS APPLEv, Adulnist.atriI, and
tla law6mo.W. JAMES 5. APPLEY, Aininistrator.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20

IN PURSUANCE of an order o! the Surrogate
Of the County of NewYo+. Iptice is hsGby given 70 ~
per,ous ba ing claims against MARY RYAN, late OF the
City York present the same wh
she'eef the subscriber at the office Of AMEs w WHITE
No 81 Lberfvst in the City of New York. before the 5
day Of December Des-Dsed New York the I'd day VI Je
R6. NICHOLAS DOOLAN, Administrator &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
the County of New York uosice ia hereby gwen all per
having csms against SINCLAIR TOUHEV l.te of he
City OF New Yo<k deceased, to present the same, 'h
vouchers thereof the subscriber the residence Of Mrs
Syvia Tousey No 17 Macdouga street, In the City Of New
York before ye 2d day OF September neDeted Ne
Yort the 10Th day of March. 1856.
Nii9 IawsmWs ABNER BEERS Executor
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20
IN the COURT of COMMON PLEAS FRANK

IN PURSUANCE OF al order of the Suroapte
,op. hsyns cs,ns sss;nst bfNNiS vALfNT1NE late of
Me City NewYork, deceased to present me same wfS
thereof the subc FbeIs, OF the residence o. WE
ham Valentine No SO East 18th street in the Cty Of New
York on or before the third dss November New
YOIs, the seth dag Of ABr lgS gSvr,yv
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20

uust HneD, ~ pO'eAty ono nSiP10eN-t
the path of their purposes e,o,,
Woman" said fom Gordon, ".you are q 1901,
You needn't think to come it round Us WIN any "
that talk You needn't think we are gong ~ eup
on your account, for We shant! We kho" "ho' w
are about"
80 Goes God !" said the woman, fixing her eye oS
him with one of those sudden looks OK power WIZ
which noble sentiment sometimes lights up io' n'-
melt the weakest form. 80 r.,o
There q moInentary pause, ana Ihen Aoin o''NN
out mo oaths and curres ,..
"Il tell you what, boys he said, "we had oe.teI
brig mat eis to point Here tie him up 70 e, lI1
tree, and give him six andthiiy He IS 80 dreaStai
fohd of the niggers, let bim fare with tncm' W"
know how 10 get prouise out OF him wud
Tie tiger was nov fully awake in the eroWd; ~ ~
oaths and cIes of "Give IT to him Give IL u A''
G-do-n HIM" arose. h;,,
Father Dickson stood calm; and, bthoiuins ,, LII
they Jaw his face as if It had been taat o' mo
and they gnsshed on him with their teeth. lew no-
ments more, and he divested OF DIS oule' b.
meLts and bound to 8 tree ~ Jr
"Now will you promised" said Tom Goraon'
taking out his watch. IL give you hve nnoss crv.
The children, now aroused, were boxing OUT -.
ing hom the door His wife walked out and 'ooA
her place before him. -, s.;l Tam
stand ou; OF the way, Old woman! SAL LON
Gore op. .;, ,h-ow-
"IwL not stand out Of the way she sad, NOV, w,
ING Der arms around her husband. A0u ' law
get 10 bIm but over my body rn c,-dor
"Ben Hya.: take her away" said Ion SSr oolu1.'
"Tit at her decently, ss long az enc oelas On is
A man forced her away. She ieu ID aNe 49,
shoulder. .,yo G..
"Lay ber Jown, seij Tom Gordon. NOV, sT,
your Eve inmates are u3 Whist have you sH ~
say!" .,.. ,D,,,y with you, ds.
msnds." r..,
us a,, e., r.s -, h.ch, and -sii = q mGn
who vas h,,,ics ssvs-~h oenls"'
"G've i iohr -
The Richmond palladium., 1856-05-08
A Great City in Central Africa.

Mr. Brown. a Baptist Missionary. sent out
from Florida. i'll his journal mentions visit
made last April to Horrn. the capital Of the
Kingdom OF Yuraba He speaks of it as
about the largest town. with the exception OF
London, that he has ever He describes
the inhabitants peculiar people, with
whom he was much pleased-mosily black
and some nearly white; hair between that OF
suegro and white mans beard; good Euro
pean features--some of their noses would even
be considered sharp in America. Again he
speaks Of them as that superior class OF
men who have Jet black skins with European
features and large beard. They are some
times called white black men.
Mr.. Brown adds-'I never saw an honor
able man nor modest woman in Africa till
l reached Horrin. The number of people
who can read and write surprised me- Many
Of them have no idols. They are generally
serious, solid, sensible people. and profess to
believe in God. They have no tincture Of
Mahomedanism.
The existance of such people in a region
hitherto unknown, but supposed TO be
barbarism. is fact OF no little interest 1t
would seem from Nr. Browns statement
unfortunately his journal is too brief TO be
satisfactory that they are willing listeners
10 the preaching of the gospel. True. he was
on arriving at Horrin. subject to confne-
ment for few days. but very soon was re-
ceived with honor by King. who gave him
valuable horse. presents for his wife, land
TO build on, and also a house Of worship. We
note 1t not a little curious that Swe-
denborg. in one Of his strange publications,
written between eighty and ninety years since
speaks of meeting in the world of spirits in
divduals from the interior of Africa, whom
he described as being in moral characteristics
much in advance of other heathens lie
speaks. especially. of their readiness to re-
ceive the truth when Communicated to them
-Er
The Richmond palladium., 1856-05-08
EDITED AND PUBLISHED BIZ
q. p. HOLLOWAY, B. ". DAVIS i |. s. DRikE.
A Farmers Wife y'll BE.


] am laughing girl just turned of sweet six
teen
As full OF fun ard mischief any you have seen
And when am a woman grown, no city beau,
for me,
II eer marry in my life, farmers wife Ill be
I love a country lfe-T love the joyous breeze
| love TO hear the singing birds among the lofty
trees
The lowing herds the blcating focks make music
sweet for me
II e'er marry in my life, farmers wife III be.
Hove to feed the chickens l love to feed the
love to hear the farmers boz, whistling at his
plow,
And fields Of corn. and waving grain, are pleas
ing sights TO me
If eer | marry in my life farmers wife I'll be.
+ love to see the orchards, where the golden ap
pies grow
love TO walk in meadows, where the brigh,
s'reamlets flow
And dowery banks. and shady pooks, have many
charms for me
II e'er | marry in my life, farmers wife III be-
Let other girls who love it best, enjoy the gloomy
town,
Mid dusty walks and dirty streets, to ramble up
and down;
But Aowery fields. and shady wood. and sunny
skies for me,
II e'er marry in my life, a farmers wife III be