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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-15
Esg.,EOUS AFs'ECVTOyS.

The quantity ard quality of the bile are of vital
Importance to health. Upon the liver, the gland
which secretes this fluid these Pills operate spec-
fcally, ntallibly rectifying its Irregularities and
'5aetecslly curing Jaundice, Bilious Remittants and
all the varieties ofdisease generated by an unnau-
,ol nL.t.t 4. G4-,.,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-15
eGHEKEssgslS nV&HNEss.

fHHE nnaej4igne4 h4ting do,crmjred to locate
perrlanensty "a iiichmona Tar ne rarpese IS
set'ng HORSES, GAIT. IL and LIVE ST0Gk Of
Of Informing their friends Ind the nvs,je %euerslly
OF Their intention. They can be toaha at all times.
at BHe-h Quarter Branch, and after the 17tA
INST. 10 those who see proper 10 send Stock To
them for sale. they prmI3e T. use their best efforts
te secure the highest prices the market affords and
NIL eudeavor to give satisfaction generally.
GEORGE w, CRAWFORD,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-15
THE NATIONAL COMPLAINT.

Dyspepsia is tie most common disease among all
classes in this country. 1t assumes a thousand
shapes, and is the primary source of innumerale
dangerous r!aadies; but whatever its type or symp-
toms, however obstinate its resistance to ordinary
preparations it yields readily and rapidly to this
n,,nl,i, 1,,d Il
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-15

IA NtFAcTERER oF GPdi.!9 ot3a SQI-ARE
PTAX6- F6RTE
Nos. |, 8. 5 and NORTH EtTAW ST,
Opposite the Eataw Eionse,
Have also opened NEW SALES ROOM at
2O7 BALTIMORE STREEe
Eetween Charles end Light etreeie,
On the premises occupied IN lsrt y Nv keGrr
AcGdfrey, As a Music Store.
" here he shall keep constantly on hand & fae as
sorfmcnt of Grand aad Square
pIANosroRrEs ASs ffELoDI;nss;
Being extensively e1P&ged in the Business / will
sell either Wholesale Il Retail on he most accom-
saodating terins.
Al Instrumchts Of NY Manufacture are guaran,
lied for five years.
vs.. Particular attention is psid te &c selection
Of ms TRGRENTS for distant orders. and prY-
iiege of e&chaIge granted at any tine within six
months from the day of sale.
VA. PIANOS EXCHANGED, HIRED AND
TUNED. WM kNABE 4 co.
Man %, 1877,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-15
Clothing f! ilothing!.
r SrnINn AND SUMMER TRADE.

Fur alHlNu AND 81 MMER lRADE.
rJNHE undersigned having rctu, ned from the Nor
L tkerh Markets, may be foinl at Els Old stand,
and is row ready to ofer To approaching pub
Tic, large, select, and beautifully made stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING 1t comprises all
qualities Of Goods, varieties and prices. lie is ready
and anxious to wait upon his customers, and to
mske them
f'ro be, without s.loy of Top or beau,
A finished gentleman from tip to toe
To his customers he is duly thankful for their lib
eral patronage hitherto bestowed, and asks con-
tinuance of the same. OF the public at large he
would ask call and examination Of his Stock of
Clothing before purchasing elsewhere.
j. POLITE.
April Is, 1857. Rooms Corner of Va Hotel
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-15
THE MEDICINE Of THE MILLION.
II PHILOSOPHY AND FACT.
ROLL0MAY'S PILLS,

TIE EXCITING CAUSE OF SICKNESS.
The blood is thelife sustaining agent. 1t furnishes
the components of flesh, bone, muscle. nerve and
ntegument The Stomach Is It's manufaetory the
veins its distributors, aud the intestnes the chan
mel through which the waste matter rejected in its
productions is expelled. Upon the stomach, the
circulation and the bowels, these Pills simulta-
neously, relieving indigestion purifying the fluids
nnd repulatino the excretious
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-15
ss. Il. xsOE.s'YS

Ns. n. KsOEH'YN
IIAS in store and for sale. Copper Kettles, Bfass
Ill Ware ond Stills, manufactured to order, and
kept constantly on b@nd. All kinds Of repairing in
Tin and Copper, promptly attended to- One Door
West vi Uhion Hall. March 2l, ls57-tf.
ITNHEARD OF BARGAINS IN REAE Z MADE
u CL0THlNG-Vests, Pants and Goats, at cost,
and greatly beow-%ith view to close out this
part of my Stockton cash. j +. j. WHITE.
Stanton, JunelS, 1857.
rEyOBACCO---Just received, So DO, es of good
L sound medium Tobacco, which can sell at a
moderate price these times. r. j. GLENDY,
stanton, May 80. Per c. r. COCHRAN.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-15
3. i. POINTS

ONE DOOR WEST OF UNION HALL
Main st, Stauni0n. Va
ETaS on hand and is now manufacturing the lar
L eest and best assortment of Tin, topper, and
Meet Iron Waee, ever offered in this market
STOVES Of all kinds constantly on hand Hoodnq
md House GtRterrtRg done Of the best material low
OF cash. March y, ls57-.tf.
PARLOR AND CENTRE TABLES.
100 Parlor and Centre Tables, in great variety
lOO of styles, some OF the most handsome ever
offered, for sale los for cash by
May %, 1857. Nd. CHANElT2.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-15
A WORD no FEMALES.

The local debility and Irregularities which are
the especial annoyances OF The weaker sex, and
which, when neglected. always shorten life, are re-
leved for the time being, and prevented for the
time to come, By course Of this mild but thorough
alternative.
Holio'rays P'f1ls are Tie best remedy hnoen
Ii liz laorLR tnr the f.4NDlrll ~ RtscALsas.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-15

w "te R"fH' iOf bte ibttoUtH9 atStaStS'
Asthma Headaches
Bowel Complaints indigestion
coughs Influenza
Colds Enflammnf;un
Chest Diseases Inward y eakness
Costiyeness Liver Complaints
Dyspepsia ltowness OF Spirits
niarrhGa Piles
Dropsy Store end Gravel
Debility secondary symptoms
Fever and Ague Eenereal Affections
Female Complaints l"erhrs Ct all kinds
NJ" CAUTION Nome are genuine unless
the words ''HoHotcg, Mem lnrh and london -
are discernible as Eter.a4ark in every leaf of the
book OF directions around caeh pot or box the
same mev &c plainly seen BY h3ldtag the ieaf TO the
tight ! handaame reward will be given to any
one rendering sSlch information may lead to the
detection Ct any party parties countertcting the
medicines or vending the same, knowing them to
be spurious.
- Sold at tie Mandatory Of Professor Hot
tow4Y, so Maiden Lane, New York, and by all res
pectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine through
out the United St2tes and the civilized world in
boxes al IS GEMS, 62is cents, and 81 each.
re There is considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes.
~ B.-pireetons for the guidance Of patients
in every disorder are affixed q each hey.
July -, lS67.-ly.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-15

AS for many years devoted his whole attenti
Il Il to the treatment of Private complaints, in
their varied and compiled led forms. a
His great success in those long N
standing and difficult cases such as @ZI.S
were formerly considered incura- S.ss@akzAg
BILE is sufficient to commend him to NJ
the public worthy of the extern 8SZ
siye patronage which he has receiv- A
ed. Within the last eight years DR.. AA
5. has treated more than 29, 500 ca =
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21

The 81. N,cholas.--We understand, says the
Gazette, that the Delaware Railroad have de-
termined not to purchase this steamer, rs was
formerly published. When the arrangements
were all made and the papers got ready for ex-
ecution, it was found that the boat would not
pass through the draw over the Nantcoke, AT
Berlin, the boat being 54 feet beam and the
draw only 46 feet wide. The Company came
to the conclusion not to buy, as most of the
spring and summer would have been passed
before the Levy Court could have been got to-
gether to authorize the widening of the bridge
and the work completed. We understand
strong efforts will shortly be made to procure a
line of boats suitable to the route between Sea-
ford and Norfolk The Railroad Company
holds out strong inducements to any company
who will place couple Of boats on that line.
The City Lamps.--The contracts for lighting
the City lamps, have been awarded as follows .
First Ward 10 Charles Grow, S110; Second
Ward to Thomas Knott, Sl10; Third Ward to
Charles McGune, Sl25; Fourth Ward to Danie
Kelley, 25i Fifth Ward to Mr.. Townsend.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21
RAMab VAL.

N eEsPECTFULIY Announces 10 the Ladies' of
a IL Miminslu1 and ycl4y, that she has removed
~ MarketSt between Seventh aud Eighth, twest side,l
has opone with the largest and complete OF
Spring Millinery, offered in this y, consisting in pnrt
e B0NNETs, cars ARTlFicIAl.S, and SILKS, Of
the lhtgsl tyltJ-hsu fIHBOSs, F1oWERs BLONDs, &c
AZ Plain and Fancy 3ONNETs of The latest and most
iasohabe styles Wal DO kept CONSTANTLY hand and sold
at the shortest notice.
DRESS MAKISG,-MIss TlLTIE HAYES, takes this
occasion 10 inform the Ladies' Of Wilmington aa vicinity
tH she prepared the above place make DRESSES ii
superior manner il no latest aud on moderate .erIns
III Two apprentices wanted Immediately.
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DEED.

In New Castle Hundred, on the 18th instant, MAnAfA
ELISABETH, daughter Of John and Eliza Everson aged a.
bout years,
William L. and Angelina Steele, aged years and days.
AT Dover, tho 10th inst, Mrs MARY BATES, wife Of
On Monday, tho 18th inst at his residence in Cedar
Creek Hd;, GHoRor BENNETT, tson Of George Bennett
So ~ aged about ~ yesEa.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21
FANCY AND PLAEM TdIALINENY
ThIkD.ST. DETMEEM MARKET AND KINa

W IIWINFIUN, DEL.
N MISSES NJ. J. MEARNS & S. r, WARREN,
% especially inform the Ladies' of W tlmingtOn and
Hg vicinity that tle' have taken the store formerly
woafHssa On he III XhY n lsy y
various branches. They Will keep constantly on HIND,
Ladies Dress Caps, Head Dfessesu every description,
NlDbons Artificial Flowers and Millinery generally,
i'm. BIB eacnins and pressing done at the shor
Rnn. In
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21
JSAl COAL COAzs!!!
22A0 lbs. to the CON.
Eehigh and Sehuylkiil Coal.
To all ichoas a. may concern.

FANHE SUBSCRIBER has Just
HA n received very superior
.,szksasSea$M quality of Spring Mountain LIE
Asa'as1ssaasas=HAAS high Coal. This Coal is admit
ted to be the urest and best, the quantityg Civ
ing more heat, and lasting longer than any ether
coal csming from the Lehigh Region, also Broad
Mountain and Black heath Schuylkill Coal Of al
sizes. All persons DESTROYS Of combining e0mfor
wi.h economy, would find it to their advantage BY
calling at tho wood and Coal yard, below the Rail
may II j, N. TURNER
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The Toreign News hv tho Asin.

The steamship Asia arrived TT New YUts on
Fridiy, with Liverpool dates to the 81 Of May in
elusive. The news, although not particularly ini-
pertant, isfquitH interesting. The British patlil
ment had assembled, and had passed through The
first formalities. The dnah of the Duchess Of au.
cester is announced MIR. f. Denison has been
elected Speaker Of tho British House Of Commons.
The Grad Duke Constantine Of Russia, had arriy "a
in Paris and been received with all the honors. Il
is said that the speech of tho Qaeon of Spain will
announce the free establishment Uftendly relations
between that country and Rome, aud sl+O the hope
of an amicable adjustment OF tho trouble with
Mexico
A collision of the ships Tusca1ora and Andrew
Foster occurred OF HOlyheal on midnight OF Tues
day, the 2Sth ult. The Andrew Foster sunk almost
Immediately, but tho crow saved themselves IN
their boats, and were landed in liverpool. The
Andrew Foster sailed frsm New York, April LIST,
and had on board large cargo Of cotton, wheat,
and provisions. The ship and cargo were insured
in Wall street
LIE Nord pretcnds that It knows the intentions Of
the French Government as regards China. Thp
French authorities will formally demand porma.
nent embassy Mt Pekn, and i'll cas- Of refusal.
will endeavOr, in with the Englh forces to
penetrate to the capital by water, and thore dictate
terms to the Chinese GovernAlent.
La Presse, of Paris, recently published y remark
able article on tho English ailiunco It's appear
ance was known beforehand, and that il would be.
if not written, at all events, inspired by petsnase
of exalted rank, whose dislike Of all thai is Russa
is very strong. The Iapers began to be sold at tie
very moment the Grand Duke was passing The
article glorifes tho political privileges of tdo EGG
fish people. II says we find. among the 1.-The, Ill.
we have lost, the press ami the tribune hunblet
almost everywhere else, remain there undiMpshei
England is an asylum for ideas as we'll as lar me
who are prescribed by political vioisstudes Demo.
cratic France is the ally OF foe England We hal
this alliance the plolso and the security Of the
future. Altogether the article ID remarkable, con
sidering the present. state of the pres in Ffauce.
| LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET. May --IhC
m mini Il
all qualities. Wheat is dull 1t an adv tnco Of 5 T.
Flour stcady, and Cd. better. Corn buogaGt at AZ
advance OF ID The quotations arc as follows Ro4
| Wheat, IS. Cd. 50 I'd white, s. 81 ii 08. 8I :
Western Canal Flour, 20s a2gs { j; Baltimore an,
Philadelphia brands, 70 1905 OHIO, 9Os. 81 81 -
Mixed Cora, s4s.; yellow, 3is,, and white, 50 a3Ts
| Cd The weather, which has been Inlav0rablo dur
ing the week, was improving on Friday, and tb,
| Innr Lat nlnsnl snith l,ss
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AsY4TO 9Ry5-,t, r9iT..Y,Ypli5gPs;--

"a II. CA. fHt, fos psntiully Announces 10
If-k AZ L1ll oil NIlInlnEtiu and v,cinity. TINT
SFSy siU stl ltinues this Mi i.I.iN5ltY busnsss,
al harol 81 Ind, No. 42 Market ST, hetW Bth
Ed w wgtH she Is prepared g furnish every variety
besth uSeSUt hia pha ar 20 ard banutilul assort
lnsut OF 40 NSETS, RIBBONS, FLOW ERs, 30,
unbl fur the Js Hrtuuary invites the La
d!es!o siye her sail and examine ior theI1aelyeS.
" bletChlng and Pressing promptly attended to-
GHkul Tor past vurs, s 10 by 81 let attention
business merit aud receive Continuance nj TIE
same. apr, G-Su,
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MARRIED,

On the 9Th inst by Rev. Daniel Lambden, at tho Lesi-
dence of the BRIDES father, Camden, DH MIR. WILL
ty, Del
IN Philadelphia, on tho 9Th inst, by Rev j. H. Peters
GEoReR pLowMAN to Miss ANNIE b. HYNsnN, formerly
of Milford.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21

IN DsF received from New York Auction Housea,
I.at " magnificent and choice assortment of spring
p styieo NsrSol beautiful sapOan elegant inlsI,
., WllpD we are selling OIL at cheaper prices ,au any
nser IN tins CITY, Also, aafgc and splendid
assoItinelt o. STRAW Coos, RlBBONs, FLOWERS, &C..
arse anu Tine assortment vi ChdTen's HATE and CAPS,
are selling oil very low. "
III we call particular attention to our fine assortment
~ seap1lltal AMI PUNISHABLE BuENETs low price
Como one, come all, Tor bargans to
F.A. BOY Frs Cheap Bonnet Store,
hp. lb-EilOS. No, % South 2uu PHILADELPHIA,
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E'AsElIusaAnhA NliLL1 y ~,

"
fmA FTAVlSG removed from the corner Of Sixth and
xSJ - igs straets, t. hor new and spaciOps store.
(r y o. lBB Market St., between Seventh aud Elgh til,
tahts HIS 1ceqsnn ~ inform her pntons and HE La-eb
seleray THAI her establishment snUw it'll choice
aud beautiful Of Millinery selected With great care
from the first hluaos OF Philadelphia. The L dies Of
wilmington ana Vicinity respectfully invited to cRll
anu examine her line Gs5ortenl OF Pl4lna and Fancy Bon
&c., which viii sold tile most Reasonable terms.
NIB --itleaehing aud PressiAB promptly executed
not gR. Il tn-,in
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Mew lMilinarv atoYe.

Miss Emma J. Myntck, No. 8 East 5th Street,
tWilson Butlltmg,l RtinstRgton, Del.
RESPECTFULLY INFOKhiS HER Friends
and tho Ladies' Of Winningo its yciHity that
t5 she has lusi opened millinery establishment
where hll articles u her line can be obtained the
lowest rates anu lh0s approved Sly les. Hes Will plenEe
cal land examine Tor themselves, She hopes by
andlttentlonto merit share of public patronage.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21

,i ~ s5' IN Dslaware, Advertisers and
Others should bear this fact IN MIND anu
COX to their lntefest.Zl
Sr1Y IN gHE cousrRY. = No person, we
should think, who has comfortable home in
I he country would exchange it for one in the
r,tv. vel there arc many who do, notwith-
standing the superior advantages of country
home to onein town. There arc many per-
sons now in every large city in the Union' VINO
IRE, perhaps, engaged in shop-keeping or some
mechanical pursuit, who are, through incesSaht
toll, merely elSeing out miserable hand to-
,aouth existence, that might, with half the ex-
ertion in the country, have been in comfortable
and independent circumstances, and had the
consolation Of seeing their children grow up
tree rom the communicating influences OF
city Hfs, and rlpea into honorable and worthy
,itizeas-a monument to their memories and
an honor to thereountry.
Coming TO the city is anIistalse thattoo many
tall in TO. Generally speaking, evey city has
ropulation Of its own sufficiently large for
its business, and consequently, all additions
its population from other sources, with
mt corresponding increase in capital and
business add poverty instead of prosperity
toi.; for, the prosperity of e city depends up
on the influence OF the surrounding country,
and its capabity Of consuming the products of
the city, and rot upon the population of the
city alone; heaee, the more prosperous the
country, the more h0urishing the city.
"a. T.. . a. l,fr 10
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I'IRsr WARD DRUG STORE.
So Ms met IN FfIttT ii "a tttlIttjT,ftuTf Httccas

HI NoIhy pGllnn{ upon tlt patlc inferior and Rdul,
lr1lG n clts, MS the in IN these degenerate
SUGAR PILLS und saw. dusL POWDERS, Anti phiOgis-
no. Anli-gpanlssibe SALNES, ard Depuratge DGp0pu-
atlnE 81 FS but b supply those Of my friends, who
viii favor me wh Their patronage with Tie freshest prest,
mi most elnbn 1rGsa and Medicines that can bo obtained
" thls country HordG 60 bns 70 pass THIS c3nsunna-
Linn n 9vOllly 70 bf %1tnd lave purchased the Drug
ler of frGnai Wus StJ ,nyG aged competent Clek,
nave nhie arrangements with of the Oldest end best
whoos4 HOUSES ~ Philadelphia, aud AM now prepared 10
~ -el AL this hnlnusOtny customers, either in the whole
anor retail branch Of bsnass. have alsi a well selec-
very cheap
orlfIeids living in the Country will find muoh to their
interest rs well n Ia leave their orders with
'lay ptis hy thar why TO market, they have
them pulnna attended In and every article CAREFUL put
~, 50 as pnvpd brGakase their return lmpwHTds. Be-
5is we are deternea to sell everything in our line as
Iy for the privilege. Roln-ninr the place N. W. corner
feb, 43-tl. IN. l.. J. DRAPER
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MnuRNINR Gnnns.

THE SUBSCRIBERS hive nuw on hnnd and
intend keeping full assortment u! goods, suita-
bic Tor mDurGlug. Al the new STYLES raceivpd as
soon as OPP ned, JOINS & SHARP,
ap. 9-ti. No. So Market st.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21

A NEW FRANKLIN EXPEDITION. New
YORK Journal of Commerce is informed that
the British government have refused to loan
Lady Franklin the bark Resoluta, (recently
presented to that government by the Amer-
cans,) to enable her to nuke further searches
in the Arctic regions for her husband and his
party. She has therefore purchased, at Aber-
deem, new and beautiful screw yacht, under
the inspection of Capt. McCintoclS, of the
royal navy, who will command the expedi-
ton.
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REMOVAL.
STRAW AEN FANCY


.ss-a IRIS J, II. GORDON, respectfully Informs tho
81 I'VE Ladies' Of w nng on aud vicinity that the Inns
n.y. tnnyed from lcr former place of business No,
l51 Market ST.. tho store lately
Misses Reynolds, Su.2 WEST SlNrll STREET. whafs
9n VIII continue the business in all its various Hnches-
ayFg !ad y nnw St@ek tho Ladies respect
stpntiy on hand, besides RIBBONS, FLOWERS, De,
adapted for the season Her sock has been selected with
great care from the best houses Philadelphia she believes
aey cannot be surpassed E beauty andso will be epsOlsd
est notice. apr. 93Ino,
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New and Tiashionable NaiIllnerY store.

. ,,.-,,,,,,U Y, q n, q, UENlNN Y, - -
N .TAKETulE OCCASION TO INFORM THE
gs "a lies Of w nngtpn and vicinity that they hs,s
tp commenced the Millinery BusILoss in the asa-
= graph Building THIRD ST., near Market, lreOi1.
opposite the Office Of the Delaware Repub llcRn and
are now opened with large and superior assuI nutt
BONShIS hl every description which they have SO
lecteu With gr0n care from the best houses oil pMnde
PIMA They iaten Keeping constantly on hand ArtId
Gals. Silks Caps, Ribbons Flowers. q Q. 10 whioh
heyrespeGtiully invite tke att entiun oil Ladies.
" Bleaching anu Pressing done at the shortest ne
ttGe. Rp. 2-3no.
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HORRIBLE DIsoLosuREs.-Dead Bodies Er-
humed and Burnel.- Great excitementpreyaied
at Concord, N. g., last week in consequence of
the discovery of the fact that the bodies of two
little girls, daughters of a respectable citizen,
had been exhumed and burned. Suspicion
pointed to quack doctor named Nugent, and
aH excited crowd proceeded to his house, where
they found him in dying condition, and in
few hours he was a corpse. He made state
meht, however, before death, to the effect that
he had eShamed about sixteen dead bodies in
Concord and elsewhere, and after using them
(tOr making medicine) he burned the flesh
cOffins and everything, to prevent detection.
His ash pile was examined and teeth and bones
found therein His theory appears to have
been that medicine could be made by boiling
the liver of human being that would cure
LIVER complaint, and so with regard to other
diseases. One report says that he took poison
after learning that his operations were known
to the public; and another that he died from
disease contracted from frequent handling of
decomposed bodies.
Execution OF MURDERERs PosTpoNFp.-
cob Neuisein, who was to have been hung at
st. Louis on Friday last for the murder of his
wife, has received respite being the second
one since his conviction) until the 10Th of
June. Samuel Ingram, Of Pennsylvania, was
TO have been executed on the 9th instant at
Rock Island, ILL.,, also for the murder of his
wife, but received respite for thirty days.
Samuel Gilmore, under sentence of death at
Chicago, has had his sentence committed to
Imprisonment for life.
WAGES OF ENGLISH FARM LABoRERs.-The
latest English papers state that the farmers in
some of the agricultural districts have reduced
the wages of their laborers from los week to
lbs I'D. This is equivalent to a reduction from
go cents day to 54 cents.