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Few Short Extracts from Letters, TsstimonialsE &c
81 have used Jacobs Cordial in my family, and
have found it most efficient, and in my Judgment,
a valuable remedy. Hon. H1RAM MARINER Judge
of Supreme Court, Georgia. *
"1t gives me pleasure in being able to recom-
mend Jacobs Cordial-my own personal export,
ence, and the experience Of my neighbors and
friends around me, is sufficient guarantee for
me to believe it to be all that it purports to be,
viz: a sovereign remedy."-W. h. UNDERwooD,
Formerly Judge of Superior Court Cherokee Cir.
cult. 49, -.
81 take great pleasure in recommending this in
valuable medicine to all afflicted with bowel dis
eases, for which 1 believe it to be sovereign
remedy-decidedly superior to anything else ever
tried by "A A. GAuLD1NG Deputy G. M. of
the Grand Lodge of Georgia 20
81 have used Jacobs Cordial in nv family. and
this, with all I hear aboutit MS remedy by those
who have tried it, induces me to believe that it
stands ut the head Of every preparation of the
kind, and would recommend it's use in the dis:
eases tos which it is ompounded"-MILgs, G..
DoBBINs Cashier of the Bank of the State of Geor-
gia, Griffin. #S - --,
"lf there is any credibility in human testimony
Jacobs Cordial, must stand pre-eminent above,
all other preparations for the cure of Bowel Dis
eases. From the mass of testimony in its favor.
coming in from all quarters, it mnst be very far
in advanceas curative agent, of most il. net all
other patent preparations.-A. FLEMING, Ca hier
Marine and Fire Insurance Bank, Griffin {. IL
''This efficient remedy is travelling into cele-
brity as fast Bonaparte pushed his columns INTO
Russia, and gaining commendaton wherever uSed.p
Georgia Jefcrsonian. - - 81 ~,
nes- For sale by L. P. BARNETT 8. Co, York
vile; Patterson, Moore & Co., Fort Mill i o.,
Ross, sandersville; Wyie & Smith, Hickory
Grove; Davidson & White, Bullochs Creek; Hayi-
land, Harral & Co., Charleston; Drs. Fisher &
Heinitsh, Columbia, and the principal Merchants
and Druggists throughout the State :.
Proprietors, 20 Beekman-st., New York.
W. ". BLISS g. co., -
Sept 20 81 1y.z
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DENNIS AND THE P. MASTER.

"Hillo Mister Postmaster, and is there
iver letther here for Dennis O'Callahan u
inquired the identical Dennis himself as he
rode up to the door of certain post office in
Ohio.
"I believe there is" replied the postmas-
ter, stepping back and producing the letter
at the door.
"And you will be so kind as to rade it
for me, seein' I had the misfortun' to be ed
icated to rade niver bit in the world %
humbly asked Dennis.
"To be sure, sir" said the accommoda-
ting postmaster.
He opened the epistle and read, with
good deal of difficulty, three interesting pa
ges concerning Dennis folks and affairs in
old Ireland, the said Dennis with both legs
turned on the same side of the saddle, lis
tened all the while with becoming meekness
and gratitude.
"Much obliged to yer honor, for troublin'
yourself and consumin' yer valyble time with
the like of me and mine; how much might
be the postage of my letther?"
"Fifty cents, sir"
GA very reasonable price for such CON-
fortn letthcr; but as I could niver think Of
akin yer worship to credit the like of me,
ye may jist jist keep the letther for pay."
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HTGSIsH EOSIBRy,

among which is fine article of Kid Gloves at 80
cents per pair; all styles of Ladies' Caters and
Walking Shoes; with full supply Of FANCY
GOODS, JEWELRY and Perfumery for the Toilet.
We also invite the attention, Of Gentlemen to our
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FRENCH BONMETS,

with and without trimmings Ribbons; a fine lot
of Parasols, the pretticst and cheapest IN the
market; rare assortment of Summer Coverings,
Mantillas in the most recent Paris designs; Head
Dresses large stock of American and
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FRENCH JAgONETS,

Bombazncs, Alpacas, and every kind of DRESS
GOODS: also, lot of beautiful patterns in the
way of EMBROIDERIES, Trimmings, Embroid-
cred Collars and Sleeves and Skirts; Lace, Muslin
and Cambria Sets, Ckimmsetts, Handkerchicfs,
sc; the latest and most fashionable styles of
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HyGURNHYss G0ODS.--A carefully Sc
y lectcd STOCK Of FIRST AND SECOND
MOURNING GOODS. Of the latest and most ap-
proved STYLES. consisting Of fine Black and Grcn-
adinc Silks. Tissues, Grape Despagnc, solid and
striped Barcges and Muslins, Ginghams: &c. &C.:
just received and for sale. very low, at
G.. r. RATCHFORD'S.
May 90 -
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Ready-Made Clothing;

in which will be found every article necessary to
supply the demand of the scason-fne CLOTH
COATS, Black and Colorcd Cassimeres Satin,
Silk and Fancy Vestings, and every style and pat
ern of Summer suits; fine Silk and Leghorn Hats,
latest fashion BOOTS and SHOES and gener-
nj assortment of Cicntlemcns Furnishing Goods.
In addition, we have laid in heavy supply Of
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THE LADIES,

we are prepared to offer beautiful and rare va
ricty ofDRESS GOODS, the latcststylos ofSPRlNG
and SUMMER DRESS SILKS, plaid, striped SC. :;
Bareges, Tissues, Muslins, Prints of new and
pretty designs Il beautiful style of
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INlzEsgsOHDEREEIS opened new
HA supply of Collars, Sleeves, Chemisctts; EN-
broidcrcd Bands, Ell gngs, Inscrtngs, &C., for
sale cheap, at G. r. RATCHFURD'S.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-05

As Maine is about TO speak TO her sister
states, she will say that the government of
our common confcderacy should conhnc it.
self to constitutional objects, and not devote
It's hcreulcan energies to tho extension over
their virgin territories Of a pcrniclous in'tl.
tuition and within the ranks Of the orglni.
IAtion tHNt uttcrs this voice for Maine, exist.
large fraction Of the old and inyinciblo
democracy, who will .ay to their ancient
companions in arms, that IL they would ~
sumo again tho cantrol Of the State, they
mus, rise from before the dark idol they now
worship, and knccl again at the ID shrincs
OLD LINE DEMOCRAT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-05

The Worcester Palladium, the ablcst
Democratic paper IN Massachusetts,, mex, to
the Boston Pos,--ani far before that a. a
consistent, exponent of Democratic principles
refuse, to support the platform and nom.
nations Of the Cincinnati Convention. 1t
saws -
"In the convention four years hence, II
what the South now desires snall not then
have become a reality in it, possession. the
idea involved in these resolutions will stand
out in hold relief; the full and fell purpose
Of ths shareholders clearly unrohcd Of all
di-.uis,-. II will Dc thr a'sor'ahoH of me-
,-lois southern part Of he Worth AmerioaH
c,HhasEi: and ne ,IinpoH oCHegro 'larsry
-oarpar vIh u political Porr-orer MeI-
rro and ne Ceairdl i,aeri5aq Sd's': convcr-
tin. the Unit'l States into ono great rcpub-
lie aud bringing into the Union slave state
after slave state, until slavery shall he the
universal rule. and freedom its mos, insis-
nihoInt exception.
To preserve the union Of tho States, 50
frausht with blessings for all. we are pre-
pared TO 60 as far as he who will go the
far,hest without the sacrifice Of manhood
We yield to the South every right and priv
ilege to which it is entitled under the con-
stitution aud the laws, fairly and honestly
interpreted. But there are steps which can
not be safely taken and in the language
Of the excellent Woodbury., we say; We
tszoS Ther, denS10iic p,ianplt' kad: Whn
fLsy hah ire hah.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-05

poGcy, uat,s ne sanction ojihs rcocTi di'iTr-
hanos Jy CoHgrrU Of questions Of s'arcry IN
ne irriioric, a condition of partisan t,iotr-
ship Nay. mors, ihis sanction has b,ooms 10
., fhs oorrsr stone and NJ pln' ultra Of" don-
corahc " fBih. But, in common with many
Others, | shall continue 20 resist this action,
and feel that have right TO resist u,
being sustained not only by my private juds.
mcnt, hut hy the authority aud force or the
resolution Of the State Convention of 1919.
In this but adhere To my former convic.
tion', and to the practices which have re-
cciyci the sanction or every republican al.
miustration" And | now claim also to
appropriate the language, and TO act up 20
the manly tone and spirit Of that other res
ol-tion, passed by the same Convention OF
which the Agc is not expected to make vol
uutary mention
" Rs,olroi, That while We most cheerful
lv conccic to our southern brethren tho right
ou al occasions, % speak and act with entire
freedom on questions cnnncctrd with slavery
In the territories. o., rIifm n 0uritr u he
same rirhf 'rr ourvlrr'. and any attempt,
from any quarter, to stirmatiy' W or our
Representatives, for Gdrooiipr or d,fondiHc
~ or,moE' Ut our people, upon the subject,
will hr rlrE',F a' G7 uErravIria''g 80 of dc.
Cr,,uon urnN rur RIGHTS or TuT OirizLNs %
rms Sr,Tr'
If the paper in which nv impeachment is
preferred has not STRANGELY lcp,,f into new
political courses since Your brici connection
with IL, and had adhered to its rrlnciplr'
steadily anl prr.i.trn,ly maintained hithcr.
%, it would have no occasion to h. at vnri.
ancs with It's old patrons, and | should find
in it no ar1r,,r.
Under the circumstances, may not bc
deemed impcrtincnt II ! ak YOU TO inform
the public how many .hor, months have
clar-oi since this same paper incurred the
ir.rlrasurc VI tho ro,grumcn, at Washing.
ton, anl los, IL. patronage. and w,' by the
organ Il ihc government declared 20 b. nm.
sound, AMI clas.l with q" rrr,-soilcr.," p" Tor
maintaining precisely ,hc political opinions
which then hold In common with nineteen
twentieth, or th, democracy NJ Maine
opinion, ., which now alh.re' Ii may
have lc.n thought unvi,', hy .,mr, &, f1r.
frit - much ior con,iancy to principle II
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-05
Removal Of The Sea, of Government.

The question or removing The s1, of gov.
cum0n, Irom Washington, {, one of tho ey.
ci,iu- topic. forc,l into rr,mincncr by the
late act, ofvolrncc committed IN that place.
H. situation between two slaycholdinc State,
Virginia, the great mother or many slave
holding communities, on the one side, anil
MARYLAND on 'hc Others uuf,vorabla 4,
the frcc discussion or the questions that now
nciun the public mind \ bal atmos-
phcr, oycrhans. the spot, a m"phitic inlu.
cucc which unncrycs aud unmans thosr rep
rr-sn,a,ivcs of the North who arr not stron:
either in virtue or couasc-,ho very same
influence which in the slave State, silenccs
all Who lament, A. numbers Of them DO, the
de.tiny which cntailcl the cur., OF slavery
upon the fair region.
l, /, quite timc that the scat Of govern.
men, for thi. republic, soboas,rul Of IL. free
institutions, should b. fysd WHORE the crack
orthc ,avc-driyer's lash isn1, hcarl. where
the .layo-Iriyrr +. not ia the ascendant, in
short. beyond the control Of the great oil.
-nrchicol class or the South, and within tho
sphere ofrr,rcr democratic influences. 4,
Washington the slayc-iri,rr feel. that he is
On hi. own peculiar ground, ani i, made IN.
s,'rnt hy il.
Moreover, as long ne the sat NJ govern.
mrut /. fNci amidst I,yehollinc commu.
nifty, a certain degree Of rlausibili.y j. given
% ,hs doctrine that slavery is p national in.
siitu,ion. md that frrslom !. the local OK.
certi'n. The time has arrived when all
1lycu,itious support should he withdrawn
from thi. hlsr AMI misrhicvou, position,
now - vchom'ntly insisted on in certain
quarters.
When the sat Of the federal government
{. removed, i, will unqucs,ionahly be trans.
ferrcd to the Valley Of the Mississippi. The
powerful and populous West needs bu, a
hint to address itself 10 the task, aud with
the prcscn, feelings Of tho Northern ani
Eastern State, their cooperation i, certain.
IN. Y. Post.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-05
OLD SERIES. VOL. %, NO. IL.

!Ic stepped into the house, and asked pro.
tcc,Ion from the landlord, but WI, rromrtly
refused it. Returning to The d,or ho was
ordered TO rctiro on pain Of death. tho in.
s,rumcnt Of which were presented.
Al this f1r the simple, and only reason
that the writer woulin1t vote tho rro..lay,
~ ticket, for hs dil not reply O. thcir yil,
and abusive language, nor resist their pr.
syn1l violence.
This was but ono instance out or hundreds
very much t'' same. Well, in thisway tLoy
elected a.l,ri,lalurc to their Iikin,, many of
WHOM. were, and sti!l arr citizens of Ml.uu.
ri. At thc time appointed ihcy met, anl
passed laws, slmc Of which arc worthy only
~ Dnr,'' code, arl would be executed ly
none ias, cruel and har'luus ,lan Nrr6.-
yet strange 90 trll, thi. mock legislature is
recognized ly ihc President and lsaI,iar..
dnl i;s laws ra-lrl.l a. valid, and vc arr
required 90 submit o. them We rnH...
We Will NOT lo it. Sa.h if il, l,,.ur, and
trr conduct ar 900 thc ID" lrr. state" mrn-iu
,an territory. Tlr, mainly, las l.l 90 t'r
.,r.csr.h.ry AMI ,o'I.hl.oIal murl.rs nc
which yan have heard. Gang ol infamous
hirelur, G.m Missouri, Aablma, anil
Georgia have rushed in urIn ua. AND urun
o., suuiIhsy.tm. lay.-.u.oluarvr1r,.
ort.r >rr,,.ry; stealing, so.'.r.. murl.--
ias auI driving Gm,..s from u.irL.ms
end often jcs,ro,iur thrir h1us. Ly rr..
AHt.s, tho 1au.i.o' wh.ahar. t,, aart-
...su.rs ir relate, laI I i.W. AM srl.. tu
HoIt, IS ola.'Iu lead u.r 90 inquire
Is it.Ia,,ty3 .it r.Il. ratntf.
maIl. ofth. nineteenth century. aalnua
.-...t country .r .ir,l. and .rl.-vrata
r.rrtrl t5 lrtr. hurst. .t.vt..t. AMI d..
government Foo o.. world. m.h ..r,. of
ru.'t. anil .rrr..,.,n a.ar. uf,r.vr q,
history. ar, l..n- rrastir.l. ami vrata
wor,r. aye approved. or ortu,.r,uifvr.,-.
ccu,.. .f t,. m.iuap "OuEI na.tin
Gath" iUdaW ili.. mr WHAT VIZ.
.to lill at tirf..irl. thc .rfri,ar lf..-.t-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-05

old whie political leaders has opened the
eyes Of thousands Of their late associates in
in the whig party and caused them to de-
clare themselves for FRnDoH and FRruoNT.
[JciTcrsonian.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-05
Two Characters Of HANNIBAL Eau.l!l
Drawn D. the BsEgoT Journal.

~. U---.-r .IIIIrn.I MI Inn, n I.if-
80.
contains t"e following "F.''e
S-,r.q Ilwrv. Sn,t.r lHnlIn on
Tl.ur.lty. formally vr,lIr,y from the De-
mY.atit nr.y. auI %. ths Amr t.ua IT,
..rr.l l.. 'r.'t.lu 70, Chairman ~ tIr Conc
ml',o, an Commerce, 900 which lo hl, .r,ei
~ u ,, 49, l W. W nm. M, I,i ~ yi,' rn,
,'rivtrrNI WEARS Nj ll,ml,n. r,,y NJ,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-05
20 LIT c a l..
Letter from the Hon. Lot M.
Morrill,.

mOTIlAs
The following letter appeared in the Age
or,w weeks ago. II sp,aks for itself.
To ths Editor erfbs Az Your j'nrual
oftbc 10Th ult. introduce. my name 70 the
public. and charscs that I am now &c in IA
yor or the prohibition Of slavery in all toe
territories. - and &c in lSIS had no diibculty
In standing upon the platform declaring
that an efforts Of the abolitionis,s, and 9TH
srs made 10 induce CoucrJs, % interfere with
questions of slavery ought no, TO BE- o'un'
trnanccd. AMI il al.o allcl, '' in $50 be
could ra,ify th, same platform. Ih,r' Is
cyincd here rurp'>' % exhibit me as
holdin. Co political opinions in ISIS and
lS5a L.Fsrrut from, and Inconsistent with,
tho, assigned inc at the present. time, and
che above quotations, from the resolutions
Of the Democratic National Conventions,
are relied upon for che charges and che
IrooC
II the testimony introduced O. support
these ,bar-r, bad brgn Tr- nird B" a1'H-
mated form, 10 w.lll have hgra unnecessary
Tor nae O. rrp'y to &c.
ThsrsolurOu o. which you refer, adopted
bon ISIS. made aa a'aurs, 90 sarrrt .7 OBJ.
T-u,r.,, but sa. confined 20 thr sa'r 'r'r'
ai nf.rrrrr.. rl... ,.-rrrs l1 OBJ. Ns..'. 10
r.aIs as follows
R.sr.f. That Cansrrs Las rr power
under The Consultation o. interior. With, "r
control. the domestic institutions H' ''. >.'-
,ral state. and that such state, lrr Oh.
sole AMI proper Judge, OF everything 1rI.r-
tanning q trrIr own aG,irs, u't VrHHl.'.i
fr a.. Constitution. That all ,t.r'sH che
sN,Ir'rris's. ami uil,r. tH induce 'rr-r~s
O. interfere with question:, .i slavery "r i'
take iugiri,ut strr. boz relation thereto, ar.
calculated o. load tr che most dang .'u, Ani
a,ruir. consequence. .ua tHl'H., such ...
forts have au .1.,.B''. tendency o. ulnu-
i.h tre h1lIirr>s al t'r T.., AMI rn..'f.
er Nr stability aui l-rmlurrry "i OH.
Ir..r. ana .r-.t noe o. hr cHHu'"Uaug,!
br ANS .l.rr T...'.rt. institutions,
IrI,5g. sFpy.1 .1r aralH..n#.
va.l GA.i iy ,rmrra.H Oh. w....
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r. v.-
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.7-. arl ,H.r.-. ,hr5mr.ra'. l.rr,
ct one lr,'n, standing '' ,.'' a,..,''. .. .,. .,
i,rm, W" a','. . '.., ... '.'.... . '.. ,,,.-.
mis-. N..sr,.. ,.,t.-Iryr. l.. C.r.r.,,.
" R'''r'+, Tat The l'.m.'T','g ''r.l
vii. ','..' , a., '',.' y, , 49,. =. ,..,,1 ~. III,
S,,,,rv question. under whatever slap. 10
color tlc at,.mr, may De- male
Now how stand, The matter uTn 'h.
clars, anl vr1'f' IN lists was .'I.sri
O. iutgrf-,a-, With slavery iu Oh. States.
Was this position Incompatible with t.r
bs.r. srl tlr,qH-t tr r.n.n' -..'s. '' pro
S.....,rr.-. 81, .y..,.p I'm l,-g I r.fT.l
...rr.-,. ..rtH. .r,t.-.f
81. r
10 l'4 u'', l' i.T"'' I''.'... .'''. "
'Hc the territories, u.rertrri-s, l g.I.'i,
Tho t.rri,r-iS as ,tirs-hiu.t slavery,
go ..-.....r,-rr LIE what ls now Etr...
' ........... ...... ~.
and Nt.rtshA hlta.f ST. ..'.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-05

i776---ls5B In 1870 there were thrco
parties:
The Freedom party.
Tho Loyalist party, who dcplorci agiia'
ton.
The Tories, who favored oppression.
In 1856 there are three parties
The Freedom party.
The Fillmore party, who dcPlore agitation
The Buchanicr tories, who favor oppre'-
sion upon the colony Of Kansas. journal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-09

KANSAS rxRFuoRY, Aug 20. 1855.
BoRDkR RUFFIANs orr FOR rHF WAR.
The Howard county Missouri, Bonn>v OF the Esd ut
says
company OF 100 well armed and mounted men con
Quoted BY Col. Coneravc Jackson started to Kansas
yesterday morning early hour, for the purpose Of
offering their services sustain the OF Kansas and
90 dslodge the marsudne forces OF General Iare the
abolition traitor and murderer
The company s composed Of young men Of energy and
nerve.
OFFICIAL INFORMATION.
FROM the Washington Union, Sept
In syder 10 correct the false and statements
xeesrdue the condition OF things In the Territory Of
ss an the acts and purposes Of the government OF the
United States and 70 show the precise Truth IN both
or ecss We have obtaised and publish the following
offcial correspondence
THE tor,lop pubnsb he'd under the teegraphc bead 10
che rypkrn ~ sept. " OF course omitted
HgtuofAFTFRs DEPARTMENT OF rHs Wgsr
rrT rrAyrswoRrH X, r.. Aug a. 1855.
Cotovr--r,ie IN n evening OF the 18th instant re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-09
a NEful and Deliberate Murder Committed
In Bethlehe m-Arrest OF the Murderer.

[Fiom the Albany Journal, Sept. s..
party u five ak young men yesterday afternoon
was engaged in hunting ana h,hng in Sormans Kill
creek, en- the premises Of David Brngod. While there
Ffederick stumpf who works the farm 81 with
Mr.. B,ineCld, to the stable, where he found Mr.
the act OF ak OF horse belonging 70 Abraham
@ Wares who had come 10 pay him a visit slimpf
then informed Mr Bringod that party Of men were on
he creek destroy ing his properly, AID that one OF them
Lad thrown stick at and wounded the dog so tant he
walked three legs. The three then started for the
creek, stumpf taking The lead Upon their arrival he
told them 10 leave when the party rushed upon him.
ringod came to the rescue when he ordered them oil
bis premises.
SINE o. them we're very abusive aud refused 70 20,
vi lie another endtayoring to get them OIL Tney
anied there some time, when BrDgold pushed one OF
be patty and told him to leave the place. Sumpf then
anne towards John Cummings one Of the party, raising
tine sale. sIsave The pia,e" When he got within q
short distance Cummings seized his gun, took aim and
nr,d, ben Stanpf said Mr BriIsod, come 70 He-Oh,
DAVID am shot = ami imms diately whrled ouni an
fell Mr. Tands, who standing but short distance
a. 4ag Cummlr rs raise the gan take aim and are He
Immediately towards him, when Guam ines raised
the lvp, with the apparent intention ~ striking him
eowE with The butt, when waues seized i, jersed oat
o. hi hands, and al the fane time grasped him by the
threat Cummings then Appealed 10 lbs ratiy and sske
M. they were gong to allow him 70 be arrested In
hat way, when Of them replied that they would
him saie.
Nr wsIcs conducted him to the stable, where his
core put harness before his wagon IN which he
bIoEi 1t Crmm ngs 10 th city and bad him locked up
10 The FIRST dh ifot station house In the meantime Mr
Bflgod, with the isance Of German, attempted
carry Frederick StunIf to the house ont he suffered
On rain In moving that they were obliged to get
a wrrcn 10 convey him IN. Upon sxamna aon Il was
orLd that the contents o. the gun, whicn was loaded
with shoi, rad torn Gil tic cshy parl o. The LEFT arm
the elbow aud had entered The body between the
tso lower RIBS hedcBl aid sss speedily obtained, bat
he wound of 30 fir gbtfni character tna, tao
geons gave bis friends little encouragement He fingered
great pain Until ii O'Clock last night when death
pit eId TO bis suferrg3. Before his death Cor
Wine took Lis dspcsiion, which, W. understand, does
rot differ materially non the statement made 70 as by
hr. wapcs. Wien Cummings sho; stump ns was tea
twelve feet from him, that the ttsment made oy
some VI the party ina haG cuD u hs nanis aud
~ IL act Of striking Cummings. Mr Wands says, 4
urly lase. there no nghiing attempt male by
trhcr stumlf Mr. Brngold 10 njuro any member u
,hc party.
M. WHINE has called together coroncr's jury, who
to convene 10 Bethlehem. Al IL NJ
Cummings has been committed TO jail 10 await the
acsiru ~ the fury