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Administrators Sale.

WILL BE SOLD, on "Wednesday the
w 18th day of January next, at the late
residence of Almon Powell, deceased, all the
Personal Property of said deceased, to wit:
ONE NEGRO MAN,
Stock of Cattle, Hogs Corn, Wheat, Fodder
Shucks, Household aud Kitchen Furniture
and many other articles too tedious to
mention.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums under five
dollars cash; of and over that amount, Gre
dit of twelve months, without interest. the
payment of the purchase money to be secured
by note and approved security.
ROB'T. POWELL Admir-.
Dec %, 1857 o4 o
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GOOD N VS.!
{" Hard 'HiRmes No NaOrc.D

y IL
N7 E have just received one of the largest
w Stocks OF GOOds
That has ever been brought to pendleton,
which we propose selling AT PRICES to suit
THE TIMES. Our GOODS were bought in
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Richmond and cl;;:sss!!es.oH, having purchased
such articles in said CITIES as could be had
on the most ADV VANTAGEOUS TERMS
We INVITE one and all TO come and LOOK
at our GOODS, whether they wish to buy
or motive charge NOTHING for SHOW
ING them, and but SHORT PROFITS when
we SELL We do not advertise for form, or
merely to patronise paper, but to let the
WHOLE PEOPLE KNOW that we have a
Large Stock of Goods,
And that wo are in EARNEST when we saw
we will sell them LOW. We think we can
safely say that our assortment is not excelled
IN the upper country. 1t consists in part OF
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings Twceds, Sati-
nets, Geo. Planes, Kerseys Linseys and
Flannels;
Brown and bleoched Shifting, at CT to 25c;
Bleached and brown Shirtings and Pillow
Casing
Bleached colorcd and brown Drills;
Sacking and Seamless Bags; Irish and Blay
Linens; Jaconet, Cambrics and Muslins Plain
plaid and stripped; Hats, Caps, Bonnets and
Millinery Gcods; READY MADE CLOTH
ING; Merino, Silk and Cotton Drawers and
Shirts; India Rubber Shoes Coats, Pants
and Loggings; Boots and Shoes Yankee No
tions, Toys; GROCERIES, Buckwheat flour,
Fruits, Pickles and Preserves Drugs, Paints,
Dyec-Stnffs and Garden Seed Shovels, Spades
and Axes Horse Shoes and Nails; Cutlery
and all kinds; Hardware; Crockery, China
Ware, &C., &c.
We are prepared to fill orders for Boiling
Cloths, Mill Stones, and Mill Fixtures, on
short notice.
We will take in exchange for Goods, Tur-
keys, Ducks, Chickens, Eggs and Butter,
Country Cotton and Wool Homespun, Wool
Hats, Wool, Dried Apples and Peaches, Ba-
con, Lard, Yenison Hams, Hides, Tallow,
Beeswax, Honey, Shingles, Lumber, Peas,
Oats, Corn Wheat, Rye, Barley, &c
WE TAKE THE BILLS of the SUSpEN-
DED BANKS OF THIS STATE, and most
of those of GEORGIA. We will allow 5
PER CENT premium on GOLD and SILVER
when the purchase exceeds ST.
j. B. E. SLOAN & co.
Pendleton, Nov. l, 1857 II tf
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State of south Carolina.

IN EQUITY-PICKENs.
Abraham Duke, ct. ux., ct. al p;p p....
VS. Din ioi iHIoltlon
Jos. Donaldson, ct. ux,, Ct al Acct' &C
'HHE Court of Equity, for Pickens district hay
Il ing referred the Accounts of Harriet Duke,
Administrators, and Ransom Duke, Administra-
tor, with the will annexed, of the Personal Es-
tate of Russell Cannon, deceased, to the Com
missioner for settlement, the defendants Carter
Carton, the heirs -at.law of William Cannon, de-
ceased, Margaret March banks, Judy Kcndrick,
Elijah Cannon, Martha Brownand Jas Cannon,
who are absent from the State, will take notice
that the said REFERENCE will be held Mt nv Of
fee, on Monday the 18th day of March next.
R0B'Y. A. THOMPSON, c.E.r.D.
Com'Is Office, Nov H. 1867 td
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NEW CLOTHING.
The BANKS Not Broken !!
CO. 6 a j e M ,

E. y a j Is Ny
A II WALHALLA, is receiving n large
IA and fresh STOCK OF GOODS, such as
BISY GOODS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING, Hats & Cans
Boots and Shoes, Cravats, Vestings, &C. SC.
with general assortment of tho most fash
ionable Fall and Winter Goods.
TAILORING done in the establishment at
short notice, and on the best terms.
His friends and the public are invited to
examine his Stock. 1t is large and complete,
and, having been laid in with great care for
this market, will be disposed of on the most
reasonable terms
Bea. Call at the New Building, opposite
the Post Office, Walhalla, and buy bargains !
Nov. Id, 1857 1S 2m
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FINAL Settlement.

A LII persons interested will take notice
IN. that fnal ,ttlement of the Estate of
Maj. James Mckinney, deceased, will be
made before the 0rdinery, at Piekens G. H..
on Friday the Goth day Of March next. Those
indebted TO said Estate must make payment,
and those having demands will render theg,
in legally attested by that time, as will not
JAMES ROBERTSON, Admir-
Dec 24, 1857 24 Sm
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
j. d. SMITH G. CO.,
Ar PENDLETO SO. CO.

AT PEND ETC N, SO. CA,
RE now receiving aud opening a splcn-
IA, did new and carefully selected Stock Of
Fall and Winter Dry Goods,
Which have been purchased by one of the
firm on very advantageous terms. Our stock
consists, in part, of LADIES DRESS GOODS,
such as Muslin doLains, Cashncres, Alpac-
cas-, Ginghams, Calicoes, and Fancy Articles.
For GENTLEMEN'S WEAR, we have
Cloths, Cassimeres, Twceds, Satnots, Vest
ings, Cravats, &C., &C.
Ready Made Clothing,
Consisting of Cloth, Satinet Tweed, Dress
and Overcoats, Pants and Vests, of superior
style and finish
A large stock of Silk and Morocco CATERS.
BOOTS 4 SHOES, HATS g. CAPS.
Jewelry, Gold Brooches, Ear Bobs Finger
Rings, and other articles
All of which we will sell low for CASH.
Call aid examine our Stock for yourselves
and be convinced!
Oct. S, 1857 13 If
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n oRDINARY--teITATIoN.
yFf IiEHFAS, J.. II. Hunnicutt and H. b. Cox
" haYe applied 10 me for lettera of csIminis-
tretiop upon all and sitgalar the personal estate
of JosRua Cox, deceased. late Of The State aforc-
said ans district Of PiokcDs: The kInslred and
erodia9SJof said deceased ave, therefoso cited to
appear before mo, at FicKens g. H., on Monday
11th Janiary next, TO shew causc, # any they
can, why said letters skould not be granted.
Given under my hand and seab 24th Dec. 1867.
W.. J. PARS0Nss ORD.
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House and LOT for Sale.

HNHERE will be sold, to the highest bidder,
IL on Saleday in January next, the House
and Lot in the village Of Pickens, last occu-
pied by the late Capt. Harris. The lot con
tains one acre, and is situate on the western
corner of the public square. The House is
cammodious, with out-buidings.
TERmS-One and two years credit, with
interest; the purchase money to be secured
by note and approved security.
SAM'L. REID, Agent.
Dec. 7, 1857 %
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J. A. MCKEE

W0ULD respectfully inform the citizens
wv of Pickens, that he has located at
Pickens Court House, for the purpose of car
rying on the TAILORING BUSINESS, and
is prepared to execute all orders in the most
neat and fashionable style.
Dec Is. 1857 % tf
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AUCTION! !!

" L will sell at Auction, ON Saleday in
w January next, at Pickens ii, the
remaining STOCK OF GOODS belonging
to the undersigned
TERMS.-All sums under So, cash; over
that amount, credit of nine months with
interest, with note and security.
l. G & w N CRAIG.
Nov o7, 1857 90 s
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-12-26
From the Charleston Courier.
Spot on the Sun.

A large spot has recently made its ap
pearance on the surface of the Sun. Its
size, and the rapidity of It's formation, rem
der it remarkable During the course OF
observations, on Saturday the 18th, moth
ing like it was sci,n; and ON Monday the
!l4th, i was large enough 10 be perceived
by the unassisted eye, protected of course,
by colored screen. 1t is 10000 miles ia
diamcter of rather triangular figure, along
the borders of the penumbra, within which
are four or five nuclei, and several smaller
ones in the forniof dots and lines The di-
ameter of the spot being 6ve times that of
the Earth, its surface must be more than
sac times the whole surface of the Earth,
or fifteen times greater than the habitable
portion of the glcbe. AS the spot is near
the westerns edge Of the Sun, IL will be Yisi-
Bile only three or four days longer, the rota-
tlon OF the yun carrying it out Of view, not
to be seen again until about the new year,
If 1T remain permanent so long.
/. r. G.
College of Charleston, Dec is, 1857.
WAsHINaToN, Dec. IS, 1857.--A let
ter from Hon. Robert I. Walker, Governor
of Kansas, addressed to the Secretary of
State, was published this morning. 1t is
anelaboration of Acting-G Governor Stanton's
message to the Kansas Legislature. The
Governor says that he accepted the Cover.
norship on the express condition that the
Constitution should be submitted to the
people thai he repeated these views in his
fnaugnraf, and that IL was not obiected to
by the Cabinet The tcno of the letter 4
argumcntatiye, and there is nothine ir &
rciiectspg on the administration. He has
resigned his Office.
DIsTREssINe IND FATAf. AcoIDEET.
On Wednesday last, while engaged IN raiss
J ing his sew mill frame, Mr. Daniel Camp.
bell, Of this District, accioentally fell back
wards 4 distance Of SIX feet by which q
spinal injury vas sustained, paraIyzing tho
muscles Of deglution, Of speech, aud Of
respiration. I'm this condition. ne Eav. her.
fectIy ia mis- senses, until Sunday morning
at O'clock, A. NJ, when he expired. Ife
was attended BY Drs. Malloy, Colt and
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VELVET RIBRoN

NOV open, l25 pieces of YELV EFT RIB
IN BON, Ermine and great variety of
Fancy Articles, which will be sold very low
by j. ID. SMITH & co.
Pendleton. Oct 80 1G If
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THALTAN ACADEMY.

7 WIS INSTITUTION, in Anderson Die.
Il trict, S. c., fifteen miles above William
sto9, as for ton years past, will be continued
under care of Rev. j. l.. KENNEDY. First
term will begin I'd Monday in january, 1853,
and no admission for less than one term.
j. Il. KENNEDY.
Dec. IA, 1857 % 2
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WANTED no HIRE.

NNEN OR TWELVE NEGRO MEN to
il work on the Blue Ridge Railroad three
miles above Walhala. Apply on the Road,
or to the subscriber.
ELAN SHARPE.
Dec 10, 1857 % 6m
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NEW MARBLE YARD.

. = @AA4AV1
Al dSfeemviHGc q. H., So. Ca.
THE SUBCRIBERS having opened an estab-
iishment in the town of 1reonYille for the
sale of MARBLE
Monuments, TOnlbS, Head stones
And all other work done in their line A good
assortment Of Marble will be kept constantly ON
hand, towhiCh they would respectfully Gull the
attention of the citizens of this and the surroun
ding Districts. An experience of over fifteen
years in the Marble business warrants the sub.
scribers in saying that satisfaction will be given
to all who may favour them with their orders.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
CHALMERS 81 ALLEN.
Bay Refer to GowER, Cox & GowgR, and W.
II. WATSON, Greenyille.
Nov Id, 1867 18 3m
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Estate Notice.

lUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to all
i persons interested, that the Estate of
Allen Black, deceased, is now ready and able
to meet all demands that are against it,
Those having demands, either by note or ac-
count, are requested to call and get their
money, as no interest will be paid on them
after this date, Those indebted would also
do well to make payment
L. HUGHES,
J.R. HUNNiCUTT, Admir-
Dec. Is, 1857 % 3
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TO Carriage Makers. .

IBNllE subscriber will furnish the WOOD
Il WORKof Carriages and Buggies on the
most reasonable terms. All orders promptly
attended to. Address me at Rock Mountain
p. o., Pickens district, S. G.
JOHN G. COOK.
Dec 8, 1857 %
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DIR. n. w. GREEN

OFFERS his Professional services toshe eiti-
W zcns Of Pickcns District, in tiie practice. os
Medicine n les various branches. He woaItl
say that he has an experience of ten years In
praetiee' oiace In his Store. EAprilI4, 1867.
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Elue gtidge RaigrosaA &C. "a 81. a..

Guns S2RIDGRS to the Capital Stock Of this
~ Company are hereby notified that the 18TH
and 18TH lNSTALMENTS upon the first sub-
seription, and FIVE PER Gent upon tho a.
mount of the second subscription, are required
to be paidasfollows: The 18TH INST ALNENT
on the Sd day of january, 1863 The 18TH
and FIVE PER CENT on se4
cond subscription, on the Sd day Of Februasy
1858. BY ordes:
VIII. H. PER0NNEAU, TreasuFsr.
Eoy. 3, 1867 18 t8F
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Mdh,rHa,M

a LII persons having demands against the
IA Estate of b. A. Stephens, deceased, will
render them to j. E. HAcooD, Esq, legally
attestcd forthwith; and those indebted viii
make payment to the undersigned.
LOUISA STEPHENS, Adm'x.
Doc 9, 1857 % 3
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pICKENS ACADEMY.

FHNHE ACADEMY Mt Pickcns Court House
IL will be opened for tho reception of Stu
dents on the lst Monday in February, 1858,
under the supervision of WIN. VI. HEATH,
Esq, who teaches the English Language in
all its various branches, and all the higher
branches usually taught in Academies. In
j. e. HAGOOD,
M. f. MITCHELL,
u. G. PULLIAM,
NJ. M NORTON.
Dec. 3, 1857. 2f If
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NEW PATENTS.
CarriagG Hubs-

Carriage Hubs.
THE subscriber has purchased the right to-
make, vend, or use the Patent, granted orig
inally to Henry Nycum, OF Pennsylvania foY
the usefnl Improvement of Carriage Hubs of all
kinds. When seem It's utility must be appsr-
ent to all. The Hub is made of cast iron, aver.
aging in weight less than four pounds. Tho
Inventor says the hub is composed ofa back and
front section, and having thin metallic tube or
ring, independent of eaeh centrally placed be-
tween them, against which the inner ends of the
5pokes abat; when said sections are so made,
rs that in removing the back one, The pine or
box of the hub shall also be removed, or reno,
vable with it, to facilitate the properly introdu
cling of new spoke, substantially as described.
Carriage Coupling.
The undersigned has also purchased the Pa
tent right of a superior Improvement in the
Runaing Gear of Carriages which only needs
TO be seen to be approved. It is quite simple.
and may be attached TO vehicles now in use, ut
3 very small cost.
Shop rights for both Patents for sale on rea.
sol'ablc terms. For further particulars apply to-
NJ. f. MITCHELL
PickensC H., Aug 6, 1857 Aft
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Here it is-Come and See!

A LII persons indebted to the Estate of
IA. Solomon O'Kelley, deceased, will do
well to make payment to the undersigned
forthwith. II. l.. O'KELLEY,
B. +. O'KELLEY, Aom rs
Dec. Z, 1857 % a
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LOTS FOR SALE.

DERs0NS desirous Of Purchasing LOTS IN
= TIRE TOWN OF WALHALLA, can have
them on the usual conditions. Apply to
j. II. OsYEND0RhF, Agent.
Waihalla, Nov 0, 1864 20 II
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Just Received,
Pendleton Male Academy.

Pendleton Male Academy.
1TF1HfS INSTITUTION will be opened for
Il the reception of Students, on the I'd
Monday in January, 1858, under the charge
of Mr., w II. STALLWORTH, the present
incumbent, who teaches the English Ian guage
in all its various branches, including Latin,
Greek, Mathematics, &c. BY order of the
BOARD 0FsTRUSIEES.
Pendleton, Dec. %, 1857. % 3
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Anderson Prices Current.
conREorED WEEKLY ny ENoIANp, eIEoKIry 4 ca

-''-.-ctNDS' " "
ANDERSON G. H., Dec. 2S, 1867.
Cotton per 10. a a. O
Salt per sack, 300
Coffee, Rio, per b. 13M14
Sugars brown, per ID. S6 10
crushed and loaf, per lb. 14G1S
Molassce, West Indie, per gallon. 46 fG 80
+" N. Orleanss 40 la 66
Yarn GA per bunch, 90
o,snahurgs' Qieavy) per yard, 1S IA
Iron, common size Swede, per lb. Ga
" English
Nails, per keg, eMsI
Oil. Linseed, per gallon, 1877 "a /. 50
60 Train, 90 IA IN
Glass, 8X10 3G 396
&" 10X12 325 G a50
Rice, per ID. IL al
Flour, per barrel, @ $40
Wheat, per bushel, 90 CR 95
Corn, k0 ~ S6
Bacon, hog round, 15G II
Bngs'ns Gunny, per yard, l8 G 90
Oats, per bushel, so M b5
Powder, Rife, per kcg, 7@74
g9S" There is always to be found good stocl
vi nooos, at E., b. & Co.'S
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.---Private infor-
nation received by the last arrival from the
plains, state that DIR. Hunt, the Indian
agent, and only "gontile" United States
officer who remained in Utah after the 9th
er officials left last Spring effected his es-
cape and reached Col. Johnstons 8 camp on
the Sweet Water. Previous to the depar-
ture of the other federal officers, Dr. Hunt
took refuge with band of Utah Indians,
about twenty of whom guided Linn through
the passes of the mountains He was six
weeks reaching the South Pass
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CHRISTMAS PARTYl

CdRlSTMAS PARTYi
THNlIERE will be OARISTMAS PARTY
Il giyon at Mitchell's Hotel, on Tuesday
evening the Goth day of December, instant.
Tickets-$200
Dec l6 THE MANAGERS.
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U G3 e IKE o wv &c GWWR 1LgR.

kellock. Blythe use of the stomach pump,
ample sustenance was supplied until para
lyzation of the respiratory organs produced
DEATH. Cherav Gazette.
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. @fatc of- sousT1 CnroIfnn.

Dec ri, 1857 24 So
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-16

HONESTY or COUNTRY GlRLa--An anus
ing incident took place in one Of the large
dry goods stores Of our city short time
ago. A good looking, honest faced country
girl came to town with her ..feller'' to do
triae Of shopping The magnitude Of the
store, the piles Of goods, the dazzling array
Of articles, the rows Of busy clerks, the fit
ting cash boys, quite overpowered our good
friend who scarcely knew what to do. Her
Z" Teller obstinately refused to 60 in, but
loitered about the door The clerks being
all busy just at that moment, the young H.
dy was obliged to remain standinga few mo
ments. Atlength a dapper fellow, with
gold watch chain and fonrishing moustache
came bowling and smiln;. up to the bushing
customer, with "any body waiting ON you
madam? 2 The color deepened in her
cheeks, as she hositated and drew long
breath, till finally with nod Of the head
towards the door, she faltered out, "Yes, sir
he is. N. Y. Paper.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-16
PATENTED OCT. 90, 1867.
Important to Millers! ~
WO0E WARE .S NEW SMUT mACEflNI
AND SEPARATIONS Con- BBNEO.

AND SEPARATIONS COMBINED.
GNyE fake this method OF Informing illers generally
w that manufacturing and wifi keep
constantly hand WoodWard's Combined Shutter and
Separator This Machine consider the best now in
and We hazard nothing in saying every Miller who
Lss yet used il will bear In this assertions Il 10
compact aud durs is, with less power than most
nacnes and does al! the work heretofore performed BY
three machines, viz: the Screen, Separator aud Smut
say nothing If the Tanning MIL shich has usual
ly 10 be- used in cleaaing dust from onal.
As TO the mode OF operation in the drs place II sepa
rates the sticks, throws smut balls and part Of the
osts rom the grain before securing. While In the
proc Of securing the grain brought in contact with
str ing blast Of air, which carries Oh dust rs fast -
made II hrn passes into larger Separator where IL
10 cleared of chess imperfect grains, oats &c. and 10
then really for grinding. The dust 10 all not only
cleared from the grain, but from the chess oats and
oGal, and blown clear out Of the mill Another very
great advantage ID that be set the same moor
with the burrs any where else in the mill shatpay b
desired, as Il makes no dust Whatever. - & 7:
Every Miller knows thstii utterly impossible TO con.
sruct mill that Will make good -four ont Of dirty Rran
unsss the dirt be rst removed. No better machine has
yxt been invented for this purpose than wards
6mutfer and Separator. and 1t IL believed none ~ wen
adspsed 70 western Grain They are nov Ia use and
be sWoof the 1ilis in this city srndrRlnnA
Bros, ADd ksise9 q Co.'S. - ss.8se,gs 8 -
Orders prompiy attended to.
pct 3S-dWtf WOODWARD KEfSER,
4 sEff Il 5fsfs b fRnri{r "a
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49, 49,.

NJ Sasa
4 o. Saturday evening lnsE, ~, were -
6pe0od of N incident ct moue hoaRt pend.
ihe character, which la1ely occuyrod In this
e5t9. About three wsske ago a0ernAn 6yI
he name Of CrameS, (as we uadsspoo4 e
fton our informant) reaiiing On BsUoaWay,
oar the city limits, was taken down win
he small pox. The physiciAn did not q
Gtok understand the nature u bis complaint, |
ahd he wAe treated fos sDsne other disease. -
He died leaving . vile And four children.-
Not long AFTER, the wo1al WAS taken down
nth the dreadfnl malady, and then her two
ybunaeek bildssn-One an infant Every
eGosE - leasn, WAS made 10 set 8 fenah
.a3beadenA By the City Physieian4-bazt al il
Win c6one promised to 90 bat mona went
a IAN was hired for the puFposs--and from
him Ne learn the particulars whieh We now
Give He found the rick woman and her
children alone and unattended, IN 3 close,
warm room. He endeayofcd to make them
q comfortable % he could; and for the
purpose Of purifying the chamber, removed
che stove from It. The two children present-
Cd most horrible .epectacle. The youngest
la1 upon its sick NJ els breast Its ewes
we're closed, aad its face putrescept mass
He was compelled 10 tic the hands Of the lit
I'd sufferer with handkerchief, 70 keep il
from tearing OF the aesh and even then
wAo9 not watched, it would rub it, forehead
With its tied hands, until il was - black a.
il eharred by IRE. The other child was in
as|hopele1sa condition. The man did all he
could we have no doubt from his manner
|sanh language, to relieve their ssiferings; but
what 10 ROACH man in sMcA asick room p
The woman was not % bad-yet in . help
lnsk nd s,nr sl,,na aisrn fsnn Che -.
Die to administer to her dying children. All
FAINT, and keep il from dis6guring its face
But the saddest part Of the story 10 yet to be
related. Those children died-ons on Mon.
day evening last, and the other on Tuesday
morning, witl.oats soul near chem, bat their
sick mother and two other little children !!
The man who was attending them was me-
cessarily called away and during his absence
they diedi such 10 The story that has been
told to us. The woman is still laboring mn
der the disease, but in fair way to recover
Stranded by this man alone M ss as'
How comes it that such an incident should
OCCUR in this city Of Quincy, where il we
mistake not, there are numbers Of Christian
men and women who would not hesitate, for
moment, to brave this terrible plague to
relieve . tellow-suAerer? Why did not our
City Physician make known their wants to
thelpublic If he was aware of them 1t is q
shame and disgrace that woman and her
children should thus suffer without female
attendant; and still more terrible and sor--
rowful that those children should die with
no one near them to smooth their pillows
and minister to their dying wants,-Quincy-
Rar1nhlican