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Important to MiIlersl
NEW MACHINERY

have put up and am now using Z. 81 j. M.
Clarke's Patent Mill, (Patentod June, 1851
which will grind 10 bushels per hour at an ordi-
nary run; the whole machinery being comprised
In space of "a by 4 feet, all within tho imme-
date notice Of the miller,--burr, boiling chest,
and all. The burrs now used are only SO inch
es. This is great Improvement on all devices
for the manufacture of Flour hitherto in use,
and the entire machinery can be put up in any
Mill Tor about the expense incurred by getting
Millwright to repair the old style mills. Mill
crs and those about to put up Mills, are invited
TO call at Morgantown Mills, and witness and ex-
anime the operation of Clark's Patent, before
wasting money in putting up the superfluous APP
pcndages of the old FIGURING Mills.
l have purchased the right of said Patent for
the counties of Monongalia, Preston aud Marion
and will sell Individual or district rights, to suit
purchasers. JAMES s. CRAIG.
MorgantOpn Mills, February %, 1856.
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Morgantown Mills.
nnnra a nunAun

AVlNG extended his lease Of the Morgan
IL town Flouring Mill, belonging 10 Mr.. John
Rogers, takes pleasure in Informing thc public
that by heavy outlay he has emodelied the
Machinery in said Mill, and is now prepared TO
make the best article of Flour and plenty OF It..
Being now fully prepared to make good work I,
by additions 20 machinery and convehiepccs. i
shall spare no pains 10 render general sasistac-
ton. Customers may always DO promptly sup
Piled with Flour, --either Family, Superfne or
Fine, TO order. Customers bringing their WI heat
with them can have It ground promptly, or can
have 1t exchanged for Flour to suit their oonvc-
nience. My aim Is to accomm odate and to rom
der satisfaction to all.
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Pruntytown Academy.

VI ME Subscriber, having obtained the SER
Il vices OF competent assistant, will
open on the first day Of April, in Prunty-
town, Taylor County, Va, Classical and
Scientific School. The course Of study Will
embrace the Latin, Greek French and Span
ISL languages, and Mathematics.
TERMS, PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Ancient Languages and Mathematics, Sl5
Modern do do do 10
Due attention will be given, al moderate
prices, to the various branches of liberal
English education. Any person desiring 10
enter this school can take all of the above
classes a, the low sum Of $40 per session OF
five months.
CLARENCE l.. BROADDUs,
Principal.
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Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA.

lMPORTANT ANNOUNCEME
TINO all pefsous afflicted with Sexual disease.
IL such as SPERMATORRHOEA, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, G0NoRRHGsA'
GLEET, SYPHILIS, the vice Of ONAHISM, or
SELF-ABUSE, sc. SC. =
The Howard Association OF Philadolpba. IL
view OF the awnl destruction of kunan' life ind
health, caused by sexual diseases.and the de.
captions practiscd upon tho unfortunate VICTIM,
of such diseases by QSscks, have directed thoi,
Consulting Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE ACT
worthy ofthoirname to give NE DlCAL ADVICE
CRABS, to all persons thus afflicted, male o,
Female) who apply by l0Ner with description
OF their condition., age, occupation, habits of
lie, &C., and in cases Of extreme poverty and
suffering, to furnish Medicines free of charge
The Howard Association ia a benevolent Ins,i.
tuition, established by special endowment, for
tho relief of tho sick and distressed, afflicted
with " Virulent and Epidemic Diseases..', and its
funds oan be used for no other purpo 1t has
now surplus Of means, which the Directors
have voted to advertise the above NOTICE. II ia
needless to add that tho Association commands
tho highest Medical skill of tho ago. and will
furnish tho most approved modern treatment
valuable advice also given to sick and nervous
females, afflicted with Womb Complaint Len.
corrhoea, sc.
Address, (postpaid) DIR. GEO. r.. Calhoun,
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. !
South NINTH stroot, Philadelphia, Pa.
EZRA ID. HARTZELL, President.
GEO. FArRcHILD, Secretary. Sept. 2o.--ly.
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BLACKSMITIIING.

THE subscriber has commenced the above
business at Mr.. John Sinclair's Smilhshop,
on Vests Run, Monongalia county, where
he will attend promptly TO all orders in his
line of business.
SHOEING neatly done al so cents round,
and other work in proportion. He is well
supplied with Oliphant's best Nail and other
Iron. BENZ. +. WATSON.
April 10, 1856. 423t
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INCREASE OF MEruopIsM.

We loarn from the quadfcnnial ad.
dress of tho bishops in the Methodist
Episcopal General Conference, now In
session at Indianapolis, Indiana, that,
at the close Of tho year 1865, there
we're about 10000 travelling and local
preachers, and 1893, SCI members and
probationers, under tho jurisdiction Of
the conference, showing an increase Of
nearly 1000 preachers, and 77,627
members and probationors; in tho last
-four years. Tho report presented by
the New York book agents shows
profit for the last three years Of over 10
per cont
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The MORGANTOWN BRASS BAND

The M0RGANT0WN BRASS BAND,
Having undergone thorough course OF
instruction under the celebrated Musician
and Preceptor,
Prof WIN. HI. STOY,
and having procured at heavy expense, a
beautiful CARRIAGE. now proffer their ser
vices to play for Professions, Celebrations,
&C., in any of the contiguous Counties of
Virginia and Pennsylvania.
For particulars Of terms, and 10 make en-
gagements, please address
WIN. SAMSEL,
July 81. Secretary of Band.
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Morgantown Marble Works.

k1III1II 4 y " lit IIIt i
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Marble,
Mangfacturers IF Monuments, Tomb
stones, Headstones, &c.
Have established q Marble Factory in Nor
gantown, and are prepared to finish Grave
stones Of every description, on the shortest
notice and most reasonable terms. Their
work will be done in the most approved
workmen. Persons wishing to purchase a
splendid article of the kind will do we'll to
give them call. All orders, either by let
ter or otherwise promptly attended to- Shop
on Walnut street, near Front.
Their Prices are AS Low AS THE LOWEST,
and their work unsurpassed in this section
of the country.
Morgantown, Jan. 10, 1856 tf
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PROCLAMATION.

4 .-JOOOLIlluAllOlN
w nEREAs. WE, CARRnANwAya O. j.
al the BIG Wind o ", did, on the first Of
this month, 60 to Philadelphia and Baltimore,
and did then and there buy the
LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS,
ever bought for this market; 81
NMeM pc, Nhergforg,
That we are now receiving our al
most endless variety Of SPRING g. SUMMER
GOODS, TO which we would most respectfully
invite tho attention OF our friends and buyers OF
Cheap Goods. Our Stock 10 now fresh and mic O.
all the varieties of Ladies' Dress Goods,
Bonnets, Ribbons, Artifcials.
Mantillas, Lawns, Calicoes, Berages,
Gloves, Mitts, Hosiery, a
Laces, Edgings, Flouncing,
Embroideries, &C., &c.
READYMADE CLOTHING,
for Gcnts., Cloths, Cassimeres, Hats, Caps, &c.
a Large Stock efs CARPETS.
at all prices. Also, good stock OF Groceries,
COFFEE, SUGAR, TEA. MAcKEREL,
and gene raj variety of other things, too nu-
mcrous to mention. ~
We would return our thanks for the very lib
cral patronage VIC have received from our friends
in days gone by, and hope by fair and uprigh,
dealing to merit a continuance of the same
CARR, HANWAY & co. 4
March 90, 1866.
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DIR. Whi,efold was accused Of ram
bling 10 his discpursos by one Of his
beafefo, to which no replied: "If you
will wander to The devil, must ramble
after you"
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Holloway's Ointment.
THE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY (!

BY the aid of a microscope, we sec millions of
little openings on tho surface of our bodies -
Through these this Ointment, when rubbed on
the skin, is carried to any organ or inward part.
Diseases of the Kidneys, disorders of the Liver,
affections of the heart, Inflammation of the
Lungs, Astllmas, Coughs and Colds, are by it's
means oiFectually cured. Every housewife
knows that salt passes freely through bone or
meat ofany thickness. The healing Ointment
far more readily penetrates through any bone or
hieshy part of the living body, curing the most
dangerous inward complaints, that cannot be
rcached Inv otbor mn,
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SiIk aud lSsr0,o Esous,css.

4 FAC assortment jest received, aad VIII be sold
low. April 8. ROGERS Il f0GLE.
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ROGERS & FOGLE HAVE REMOVED
To Lazier's Old Stand, Courthouse Square.

This fixed the matter at once, and the almost
disappointed crowd turned away from the Big
Doors to go to Lazier's Old Stand, and here sure
enough, they found Mossrs. Rogers s Fogle and
their Clerks all as busy as bees, piling up and
selling Off large and choice stock of
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Through Line.

u. -. MAIL STAGE.
Connectionbetween the National Roa
and Baltimore & ohio Rail Road.
rENHE undersigned is now running line of Sta
Il ges, forming a connection between the Ma
tlonal Road, at Uniontown, Pa, and (by way OF
Morgantown) the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
at Fairmont, Va. The Coaches will make trips,
Daily between Fairmont and Morgantown and
Tri-Weskly from UniontOwn to Morgantown,
as follows :-Lcaye Uniontown every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday, and arrive at Morgan
town about O'Clock, -leave Morgantown for
Fairmont every morning, Sundays excepted.
Returning, leav Pairmont daily for Morgan
town, thence for Unontown, every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday connecting, also, with
the Pittsburg boats at Brownsville where pas
sengers may desire it.
:. Timely connections made with Trains going
East and West, at Fairmont.
HAYES s. BRIGHT.
Morgantown, Augu 4, 1855. If
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SPRING q SUMMER GOODS,

Just as cheap as ever, and though some people
so at Rogers & Fogles', things we're going OF
cheap, by the yard, gross, dozen or single
There they were, Rogers, Foge, and Clerks,
making the yardsticks 1y, talking away and say
ing,-s How d'you do = sOnly I2]x cts yard u
'Cheap as dirt u sHave dress off of this piece !,
madam y sYes, Mr.. -, we'll wait on you in
a moment!'-all at one breath. 1t was really n
busy day, and the new stock of Goods just re-
ceiyed has dwindled down SO that more will
have to be procured right off.
But DON'T be scared, Nov Goods are coming
on, fresh lots every few days. and let the people
come If they run the stock out why just let 'em,
there's more Goods down east. Call at Lazer's
old stand, and see for yourselves. Come on I,
while things are fresh.
Morgantown, March 30, 1856.
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O!W HAT A RUSH,

IL was great day in town. There was an
unusually large crowd ofpeople on hand, drawn
together by business, politics, desire to see
each other, to get bargains, &c. AS usual there
was rush to Rogers s. Fogie's Cheap Cash Store;
but what disappointment, on going to the Three
Big Doors, to find them shut and barred. sWhat!
have they quit y says one 'Have they shut us
outr says another just then they saw card
on the door which read as follows
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Erysipelas, Salt Rheum & Scorbutic Humors.

No remedy has ever done so much for the
cure Of diseases of the Skin whatever form they
may assume, as this Ointment. No case of Salt
Rhoum, Scuryy, Sore Heads, Scrofula or Erysp-
elias, can long withstand its influence. The In
yentor hastrayelied over many parts of The globe
visiting the principal hospitals, dispensing this
Ointment, giving advice as to its application,
and has thus been the means Of restoring count
less numbers to health
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-31
Sore Legs, Sore Breasts, Wounds and Ulcers.

Some of the most scientific surgeons now re-
ly solely on the use Of this wonderful Ointment
when having TO cope witho worst cases of sores !,
wounds, ulcers, glunduiar swcllings aad tumors
Professor Holloway has, by command of the AL
lied Goyo,bments, dispatched to the hospitals Of
the East, large shipments Of this Ointment, TO
BIO used under the direction Of the Medical Staff,
in the worst cases of wounds. 1t will cure any
ulcer, glandular swelling, stiffness or contrac-
ton ofthe joints, even for 30 years. standing.
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KsHos exs,sg EvssWy0s.

These and other distressing complaints can
be odectually cured 1.-THE Ointment DO we'll rub
bed over the parts affected and by otherwise
following tho printed directions around each
pot.
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Both the Ointment and Pills should be
used in the tollowing cases:
Bunions Lumbago Sore Legs
Burns Mercurial Erup- Sore Breasts
Chappod Hands tons Sore Heads
Chiiblains Piles Sore Threats
Fistulss rheumatism Sores of all
Govt Salt Rhoum kinds
Skin Diseases scaIds
Swollod Gland Stiff Joints Ulcers yenerea
Sores wounds Of all kinds. .
%2FSold at the Manufacto,ios Of Professor
HOLLOWAY, 80 Maiden Lane, New York, and 244
Strand, London, and by all respectable Drug
gists and Dealers in Medicine throughout the
United States, and the civilized world, In potts.
OF 20 cente, GU cents, and s. each.
W There is considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes.
N. y. Directions for the guidance OF patients
in every disorder arc affixed TO each pot.
Dee. &, iS65~~oow.
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Oct l-ltif
OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
A.. EtA uaHR

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
May %, 1856.
NOTICE hereby given puu-
Congress July 1896
deemabe by its and will be paid the Treasury the
render OF the certificates eIeo the 18th OF November
when interest thereon will cease.
This department purchase such stock prior said
day of redemption will pay therefor the following pemium in
addition the day of purchase with
days interest for the money reach the vendor:
On received Treasury between the LIST day
June and the 3 day of July inclusive half of cent,
the amounts specified in the ceIti6cates
the LIST and 3st days of August
one per cent;
And after 3s day OF August the in
ereon and day additional interest ony will be
paid.
Certificates Of such stock transmitted
y assigned by party entitled receive The
prior the LIST July, the
also be assigned by the stakeholder
such interest will be payable as heretofore.
holders other stocks the United
that this department will purchase the same between the h
day day Of December unless the OF
100 shall be previously will pay for the
accrued from the day of the last dividend
interest," days the reach
the vendor, the following rates of premium;
On stock OF I642 premium OF 10 per cent?
le7 and s4e premium OF 10 per cent
issued under the OF sh September 1907 COM
monty called Texsn-indemny stock premium of per cent
Certificates this notice should be duly assigned
party entitled to receive the money and
previous LIST July the current half interest
must assigned by the stockhode otherwise the
the half that day will be payable TO him as here
tofoTe.
Payment for foregoing will be made by dras the
ueasures at Boston, York. Philadelphia rs The
parties entitled 10 receive the money may direeE
JAMES GUTHRIE,
May 2s-dinI2Sov Secretary Of the Treasury
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NAVY of the Revolution.

TO THE SURVIVING HEIRS AND REPRESENTATIVES OF
4 rHE OFFICERS or THE NAVY OF THE REVOLT,
TON-Congress having at the last session
provide "fnr the settlement Of the claims Of the officers OF
revolutionary army and Of the widows orphan children
Of those who died in the seice granting
all of war; passed
Of large
ton Of the Senate on the third Tuesday OF december
much said bill unu-ty excludes all
meftonous than the armyths undersigned being
vins child Of the late Commodore Joshua Barney him
self children
applied the Senate incorporate
BILL bat period be acted The bin was
therefore postponed until December
Of
Of a those Interested, he respectfully
sensves Of said officer. throughout United
him Mt Washington their quarters rank kc
United States the cose Of the snd he win
their memorials
Congress the army
officers 80
Prompt action Indispensable earnestly requested
JOHN BARNEY.
Nor-Edto Of newspapers throughout Union favorable tn
the widows and orphans OF deceased
public service prior the OF Ira
this insertion, ard their charge will out Of any
funds that may be received,
Sep ta-eoiw
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LOCAL NEW 3.

THE NATIONAL rHEATRK.--Miss Lizzie Weston Davenport
universal ayorite with the citizens Of Washington,
appeared the old National Monday evening 10 ia
vorte character in which she displayed those artistic ab
ies for which she is justly distinguished Last night
she personated HCamie" with the earnegtness and the
truthfuness of the artistic She appeared TO to be
the heart thrilling but l-ated French coquette She
ably sustained throughout the entire play by Mr. A. H.
Davenport and the leading members Of Mr. Fords excel
lent company The performance concluded with the laugh
able farce "The Loan Of Lover"
The Secretary of the Treasury has selected the site for
the custom-house and post office at Georgetown
Congress street. about hundred feet from Bridge street
between Bridge and Gay streets from property owned by
W. +. Seymour and others The lot is hundred and
twentyone feet square, for which the of $4,000
paid.
Mayor Magruder has vetoed the annual eiyappropra-
ton BILL the ground that the bin does not provide for
the payment of the services the commissioners of the
third, fourth fifth and sixth wards Of the intendant
and physician Of the Washington Asylum and the inter
ference of of ts provisions with the chartered pre-
negatives of the mayor.
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Proposals FOR furnishing the Paper Tor the Pub.
lie Printing.


oTEloE esrsmSTKSDEsr PuBLIc PKIsTlE0,
Washington, October 4, 1850.
IN pursuance provisions Act provide for
cutting the public pruning sc approved August g. 1882 sealed
rsi MoHday st day. Of December next o'clock
furnishing the public printing
the commencing the s day Of December 1856 and ending
The suhloined specine nearly asceaned
qunn qualify and description Of each kind Of paper that will be
required;
10000 fine printing paper uneaendeed measure "a by
g iaehes and 10 weigh foryh pounds to the u
Class II.
1900 realms hne printing paper euendered, "a b,
ssiuehes and 10 weigh hhy pounds the 0
4o0 sheeta.
CLASS Ill.
5000 superne sized and ealenaeed printing paper
measure "a by 81 inches, and o!weish hytwo pounds
the ream OF 4e0 Sheets
CLASSIFY.
800 superdne hardzed printing paper
TO measure "a by - inches, and weigh foIty-eigh
pounds 10 the ream OF $50 sheets.
CLAss v.
900 superne caendered map paper
sizes be required, corresponding weight will
paper measuring 10 by "a inches, aud weighing twenty
pounds per reaai OF AGO sheets.
may be required) ~ by "a inches, Of weigh
per ream may be required.
The fibre OF the paper
aud cotton, free all adulteraon with
Of fair whieness, aud
each rean 20 con
fSU Uniformity color
will be equired and bundle exclusive wrappers
under five per irom standard weght will
ceyed and The weight will in all DO required Mixing
Of bcknesses bundle weigh
viii be considered violation OF the contract
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Proposals for Erecting a Marine Hospital at
New Orleans, Louisiana.
May 2s-dinl2Soy
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
spptpmbef "a,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
September u, 1856.
oEALEp PROPOSALS. will be received department until
y day A. d. 1876 u clock at noon Tor
the the Orleans hospital according TO the
plans and spec prepared ssd proposals
be- either the whole building separate TOT me
Of each Kind work. total carried the
department ressrvns the sht reject or seeept e se
United requires IT. the department also reserves the nghl 70
70 believe will shfuy perform contracts which they
attempted TO obtain by ndeeon and an ods wsh tne
that upon investigation, are fair price the work
Bids viii be received the option Of The bidders bot no
the department prices the different kinds Of work and
that the gross bid equaby apporioned the whole
work 10 guide the department in making pay menm' :,
Of the OF work done and materials de-
according 10 contract pce be asccaiaed
by the estimate Of agent OF the department. appointed o a
pupose will pd from time TO time a. the work PROGRESSES AVID
per tho completion OF the contact and
esPnce Of the work. &C. by h, agent Aforesaid and be forfeited
Contracts will be awarded only TO ser builders ard meehan-
o s s"q rs Ss @ be forfeiture Of The same
be accompanied by written guarantee sign
states district udre or attorney Of dsc
$4,000 the work, Of poporonae amount II for
ceped and bond with and sufficient
cunues for It's faithful performance. -, - ,,-, -,
days and other information obtained on application to the
Proposals received for building similar
oed for by the specifications except that the main or erte
or walls will be constructed % reneenr upon
Allied IN with some non conducting substance, nus making
proof according supplement- TO the specifications
Of fastening horizontal frames composing the
walls Of hes them II the se q ornamsntaton &C Persons
called for by the specifications though conforming
The proposals must Be cent to department. addressed
Secretary Of the Treasury tsndoed Proposals for The New Or
Inc last day named for receiving same
'''''''' JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of tho Treasury.
Sept 07-Oaw6Odt lint h Start
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heard above the din Of the cars praising God in holy
psalms Of thanks echoed from mountain to mountain and
Increasing in beauty though the intervals had acquired
softer and strains until in their ascent the last
faint is closed beyond the skiessgns not to be mis-
understood that the great work Is progressing
As time develops means for the ameoraton OF this
people wisdom and power to accomplish 1t will be given
until then we of the South must hope still striving 10
merit protection, and relying Providence to enghten
our misguided brothers of the North.
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New YoRK, Sept 30.Coton is firm and unchanged-sales
of 900 bales. Flour is unchanged-saes of 1000 barrels
State Sc 20 Sc 40 Ohio, Sc 10 So 90 standard south
81 l0a 81 49, Wheat is dusaes of 81 900 bushels
Prices irregular Corn of 900 bushels
southern Mixed 6s cts Pork is dull and prices easier
not quotabiy lower-msss, nomnsy, $40 l21S Beef is
frm-choce repaeked, $ll. Lard dull with tring
cine-sae in bbs at l4 cents. Whiskey is
3ss cents Coffee heayy-Ro, 10H l1A cents. Sugar
is quiet-Hayana, 9 cents. Spirits turpentine is
steady at AZ cents. Rice is dull at AS cents
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BRAVE LAD.--The New York Journal Of Commerce
says;
"Chares Porter boy nine years Of age fell into one Of
the East-rver docks Saturday evening and seen
struggling for life by boy 10 years Of age named Thos
Sapeton who jumped from schooner into the and
held the wing boys head above until both were
rescued by officer Austin Of the 4thds'ric police court
who reached them In small boat The bravery Of the lad
SapIeton observed by Mr. Thos Ball. of YorkvilIe
who rewarded him with wel-flled purse"