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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-09-02

LIGHTNING--The stable of Mr.. John D.
paPnes OF this city, containing two horses
Ia az a colt, was struck by lightning onWed-
Fslsy evening last and one horse and the
IL H Killed: One Of his family, a little girl,
no@as sleeping near the stove in the house
rs also somewhat injured, - Prescott
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-09-02
I.,I.NE. Z, i.
TURNING AND SAVING MILL /!

VNHE subscriber has on the South Fork ofthc
4 Kinnickinnic. large and commodious shop
for doing all kinds Of Mechanics work. He will
be prepared to do ali kinds of Turning or the
shortest notice. Also any kind Of Saving for
JoineIs work.
]. A. SHORT.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-09-02

on ACRES of La1 on the State Road be-
gu tween Hudson a I'd River Falls South
Of the we'll known farm of w. A. Blodgett;
very desirable lot for farm or investment.
POWELL d. co.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-09-02
TOCALITEN1S.

River Si, Falls, Wednesday Sept e.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-09-02
BURT Il BARLOW
WE'LL DIGCERS AND DRILLERS!

WE would respectfully inform the public:
w that we are prepared to do all kinds OF
digging and drilling. We have machinery for
drilling wells in the rock to any depth required.
With our long experience in the business We
feel certain vi can give satisfaction to all whe
may employ rs
River Falls, June 18th 1857,
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-09-02

yTTALL window and bordering paper, cabs,
w plain and fancy walking canes, juve-
nile rocking chairs, tables. and nursery chairs
for sale at the Book d VARIETY STORE.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-09-02

nERFUMERY, good assortment for sale
at the Book a. VARIETY Store.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-09-02

nERSONS wishing to select from the best
and fullest assortment of gold pens and
iewelry in the city can dose BY calling at the
Book q VARIETY STORE.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-09-02

MISS s.. B. BABCOCK,
NTILLINER AND DRESS MAKER may
lyl hereafter be found at her residence neal
Powell q Co.'S, prepared to execute all orders
in the Dress Making and Millinery line in the
best STYLE Ready trimmed Bonnets, Gloves,
Hose, Embroidery, DC, constantly on hand.
River Falls. June 24tll, 1857. l2-tf,
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The Fauquier white sulphur Springs,
VIRGINIA,
OFFERED FOR SALE TO THE PUBLIC IN LOTS.

VNIIS property has been held under an act Of in
since 1888 The then consisted
es thereon and was divided into 500 shares estimated III the
the property sold thereof and there fully
hundred together with the buildings enlarged and greatly i'm
larger portion Of 10000
building lots with convenient Streets OF 90 feet width
and SOUTH and west with view to the formation Of village
city TO be called warenion Springs These lots nearly surround
all the contiguous buildings and improvements These sixty vo
the $500 being $40 each
and when taken to be patoned by those getting the 500
February 1854 the Fauqur White sulphur Springs
@ % s hc s asea
qualifications to whom trustee for the purpose the entire
The valuation Of this by the officer Of tho Common
% mea shows as ne e ssnss @ & hOne are worm @ assess
pendures for the public accommodation than individuals able
the Springs and In building around them win probably dou
Bile Immediately after the company y formed the present estimate
versa dimensions York; dollars WIN
meni build viii be- rressp and the fact such buildings Senr
erected win The value and shs
lots There b no reason why city Of magnitude should not rise
spot very little energy would always the locks repair
THE % ria Ina ~ oaa sros the y ss q
the boats indefinite thus bo commanded
Mh io~ a s for Snma the already within
mile. win extend 70 New Orleans whose may then
abundant reeonwth all these facilities why should
ng wa,ers already 50 extensively and bsaaiy improved all
the high and The low, the rich and the poor have now an opportunity
by their and the bengant design Of the legislature grant
This rendered 70 the public at about the value which
% % 2 ss ina psss ssSs hs
esd Almost indefinite profits may be relied on the plan of sale
required paid subscription
completed and the partition shall bo made BY Tho assisted BY
trustee satisfactory arrangement for the subscription
ply the money after partition place.
q all hens on the properly 50 as % give q good
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william Grandin,
cocSsxIoR.krIAw
AND UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS COMMISSIONER,
No 20 Praskiin sired, Neao Fork
Hampshire Vermont Connecticut Rhode
Island, Ohio, Indiana Michigan, Iowa, Wis
consn, Kentucky, Tennessee Louisiana, Ala
bama, Mississippi, Georgia,
Florida, &c.
Kansas Nebraska Minnesota and the United States Territories
Pensions, patents, aud bountes speedily obtained.
of law business successfully prosecuted
Special attention paid Court Of Claims business
May 26-6m
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II IFE IN CHINA; by Rev. William G. Milne, NJ

Lands o tho Slave and the free by Captain the Hon A. Murray
X n I vol, London. 81 rs.
The Pocca Works Robert Bloomfield London 1857 62
Tho laws Contrast Coors; by NJ T. chevrcu London 1857
so cents.
Common Objects Of the scashore by Rev. G. Wood A.
london 1857. sl.
Unprotected Females IN Norway London, 1857. 81 IS
Deeds, not Words by N. Bell SO cenis.
Peregrine Banee; by Theodore Hook. 3s cents.
Violet, cr the Dznseuse. 3s
Sep3 FRANCK TAYLOR
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We would call attention the card Of VIM Grandin, esq., who
most Of the States so commits
the United Court GrandIn Is thor
oughy with business departments Al
Washington and the practice Of the Upcd Court q Claims
Iyso York Daily Nsm
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Ben. Il e. A. whitlock e. Co.,

Ben. Il e. A. WhitlOck 81 Co.,
l3 Beekman Street. corner of Nassau opposite the Astor
House,
PROPRETORS OF CHAMPAGNE CEAANT CABINET,
IMPORTERS of Cognac brandies for druggists and
Dupuy, Co.. cnnessey ffnet Cas-
highest reputation and sole pro-
the proof and ayor on
Cognac viz:
vincy OF Chateau Bernard,
Iiqueur dos champs dor,
Superior yard yeux Cognac.
ALSO
Exclusive importers OF the
Old Royal Hollands,
Burgomastcr Schnapps,
And several sherry Madcra Port Wines &C. &C.
Alcs, porters, and cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE CREsiANT.
&EAw Co the exclusive owners Of this wine and
shipments regular packets and beg those who
under their guarantee that II
superior decacy favor and quality TO wine at
present imported.
Denj. N. whtiock, /
Edw'd A. Whitlock,
Fredk J. Haverstick BEN. T. A. WHlliOCk CO.
Oliver w. Dodge,
Henry Cammeyor.
May 26-ly*
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,.,...... a.. .l... -. xsEu.tv
No dedaou"n "' "uos oH "fhhhi
- ssc,, ,,r IN !. n . a.,.y. mana .ufs
the ~ d sanv !. rn =, a rf ~ ar ITaif.d Sfafes
STATE D"AS@h
Te the business arising
Of our foreign with all the powers the world
Of ssae u the unlsd states Is only seventeen as lolovs:
one secretary state, Hon Lewis Secretary Of
State ion john App'n on. eei esrk WE'VE clerks one Trans
lator ana ohs horai"h'
Diplomatic BraBehIhis branch Of the State Department
Of
uaaale
srs accredited government diplomatic
sent department
dor treaties prepared copied
all died
being entered la analytic table o index.
.,lar p,anA This branch has charge ~ The
be United ssts In n INSTRUCTIONS 10 those oces and answers
a. their patchs aud To letters from other perso ska e
lar agency relating affairs are prepared and recorded
TIL DiJ.,,,;no Aor ps hss c.ays. of an co,,.nee ana
osr A'.ei. ".n A.an.s iaAAuns :" any 'ia WIZ" u'e
s
The Tdnta"hs duties are TO furnish such uansaons as the
deSasns run % may ,ees'o s 49, % = % sSra the sm%s % q eonsa
issued
CLERK AIToamss and ca@sios makes out and records
COMMISSIONS et'ers oi appointment anu mountainous :" e
makes ou ana receras ana when - f he
% 9 the Rl and A,cAsseIIe takes charge rolls
rolled resolutions
psrnrn from the President tho authenticated thereof
which called FOR prepares for and supcnends her pubeao
that treaties IN the and In book FORM attends
their distribution throughout the United States and thai OF all docn
ments and publications IN regard which this duty IL assigned the
department. wlX ana answering al ietiers coneetpu t're"
Has charge q al indian treaties and business relating thereto
TIa cha ncfs
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NAVY pErARTMEST.


The Navy Department consists Navy Department proper
ing Secretary and d 1--WE bureaus attached thereto viz
Repair Clothing Bureau Ordnance and
Hydrography and the Bureau Of Medicine and surgery
Of the duties OF each Of these Offices and
OF the force employed therein:
Srdays Isaac Toucey Secretary the Navy Charles
welsh ssa chief es and eevsn sss & M The secretary 81 he
and the execution Of all laws relating thereto intrud TO him.
BY commander in chief Of the and
Az Instructions commanders Of squarons and commanders Of
and marine appointments Of commissioned and warrant
nom The searys Office All the duties Of tho different bureaus are
performed under the aho OF the Secretary and their orders
the marine corps forms also part TIE secretary
the orders the commandment Of that should be approved by
him.
Hrau f Nary Joseph Smith chief
Of s buea four clerks ons es ensnsc and ono
and eyoyng Immediately e cGanssa En ITEM are are
management Of the Naval Asylprqt
B.yoru n ooaaruaaa Kfnas Repair John Leptba esq,
chief The buau eight ccrks and drsuehman The oce of
chief Of the navy Daniel b. Martin Il attached 10
bureau assisted by three asssan, This bureau
o mserss and the providing equipments
sails anchors tanks 80 The engineer chief superntends
the construction Of all marine steam engines for the and with
the approval Of the Secretary decides upon plans for their corc
ton
s 0sH, ] ssd G p Rass a. United ne s s g
the navy and clothing together with the making Of contracts for fur
nhing the same, under the charge Of this bureau
B1c1u f and Autobiography Duncan Iuaraham,
clerks and danghsalan This bureau has
manufacture
chase a guns powder hst shells Sc and the equipment
AZ vessels everything connected herewith also
yics them maps charts, cbronoDetes baronctc &c. to
gehcr furnished ships ofwar The United
States Observatory and Hyrographci oee At Washington
Annapolis ao under The general su
perin,endcnce cf the chief Of this bureau
auq qf Or William whcan, surgeon Unit
navy chief c burca one passed assistant surgeon United
clerks Everything rolstg 70 medicines and
medical stores of k sa waundeJ aud management Of
hospitals comes within, Tho supcnendence Of this bureau
DEPARTMENT
and four watchmen The
following bureaus are attached to this department.
Camaadao Generals 0ceThis oncc at the head OF which Is
Lieutenant General Scott, Il at New York
djs,an Generals oGcol Samuel Cooper Adjntant General
AssitantsBcvet Major T. d. Townsend, Beyet Cart Williams
and Breve Capt Gacsch Judge Advocate evet Mayor John
H. rinc clerks In tks Office are Kept All
,Ne which pcrsonnel u the the rolls &c
is here where all military conmsso Ions made out
Qsaytemasr Goafs Major General T. Jesup,
AstantCnel e. Thomas Captain W.
Miller Beger; clerks and messenger
Tsvmaso Generals 0cs-Co Iarned paymaser general;
lshe district paynas'r eight crks and ode @es,ea
ger
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TO OUR sUBsCRIBERs.

The Of will be upon books In,
payment Of te Subscription b made advance.
Distant subscribers money by latter and all rsk
viii be assumed BY ourselves transmission.
The COUNTRY published uiweekly daxing the sessions
of Congress, and semi weekly during The
subscriptions period less than win be terms
proyorioned o be annual rates.
ssPOrNAsIFls authorized agents. By
sending US I'VE with enclosed;
WEEKLY subscribers with s25 enclosed win be entitled copy
gratis
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Fashionable Dry Goods in New York.

FashfOnabIe Dry Goods IN New YORK.
4 immense assortment of seasonable fabrics con-
IA stantly on hand also, full and
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF cARPETINGs,
OIL cloths matngs, curtain materials curtains gilt
cornices, window shades &C., &C., &C.,
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICES
LORD & TAYLOR
255 257, $50 and 26l Grand street,
Nay 26-1y aud AZ and ~ Catarne street
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STAFFORD H. PARKER Register,
W. MuNFORD,
Of he Commonwealth Virginia.
Commissioners Of the Sirking Find.
NorxThose holders who
residing limits Of the United States acknow
edge the before minister penpotenay charge danares
consul commercial appointed by
the Of the United States foreign before
the officer OF such country the other
chief magistrate of city corporation therein residing
In the United States the before justice OF the peace
public appointed by the
Virginia sufficient the certificate
RIc1rsosp, Va, July 81, 1857 July 3i-law3m
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Mutual Life Insurance Company Of New York.
Trinity B1iiding, Ill Bnoadnay.
INiE assets of this company amount TO nearly FOUR
entirely cash OF which tAre nal
Asadf osaad dollars
real the city and State Of New York valued mel
iions " d2Iars
profits already amounting hundred
dollays, the property tina policy holders
Forms application pamphlets giving every sup
applying the oee of the compsnys
FREDK s. WINSTON, President.
EAAc ABBATT, Secretary.
SHEPPARD HOMANs, Aetaary.
MNTURN POST, NJ d., Medical Examiner.
May 26~-1y-
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INVENTED BY EUGENIo IArIIA ARCHITECT, NJ s. b A, &c.
nESIGNS made for concrete churches, villas, cot
II and farm buildings oce Gohca Chappaqaa,
Westchester county, New York
June 17--du
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Wheeler n Wilson.

HANUFACIufQNd tthfASIS 1HfHoSE SEWI-Su HAcii1Sri
Fhmilie Manufacturer and Oh1s
FNHESE machines combine all the improvements
increasing sale,
and the approval commentator that they have
ceived the propors warmly recommending them They
have been sufficiently them thoroughly and have
given satisfaction.
Among advantages they possess all others,
Beauty simplicity construction consequent freedom
from arrangement and need Of repairs
ID Unexamped and raiddy Of operation.
I'D. Noseess mo
4 The remarkable perfection OF their stitching and their appca
biity to variety OF purposes and materials.
Principal oHse Broadway their agencies
in the principal cities of the Union
May 36--IyA
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Matthew Hale Smith,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Rooms 20, "a, No. l6 Wall area, Nep FORK.

Cyrus w. Field & Co.,
wHoIESAIE PAPER DEALERS,
No. IL Cliff aYea, NrO Fork,
INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers to
large stock printing writing wrapping, and all other
which they offer for sale at the lowest market prices
May 26-1ys
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NEW YoRk ADVERTISEMENTS.
1T is NOT DYE.
Mrs. 3. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer.
Gray haired persons scalp read tho
lown AND o

Gray persons scalp read thu
following and Judge o. the articles
Mrs. y. A. Aliens ZyiObaIsamum,
Or Worlds Dressing essential with the Reorer, and
Of hair falling &e., without the Restorcr.
REV H. DEGEN Editor Guide TO Holiness we can testify to ts
effects &c.
PRECEDENT H. EATON D., Murfreesboo Tenn. Nowish
standing falling on Of hair ceased and
locks restored to original color" ke
MORLEY AIeboro Massachusetts ID has changed the
Crown Of Glory belonging to old 10 the original hue Of
REV THAcER 90 years Of age Pitcher chen.ngo county
New York "Ay hair restored II Is nothing like dyo
REV. D. T. WOOD snddletown New York aMy hair and
that Of another Of family has greatly ckened whore almost
REV. JAMES MCKEE New York city, recommends II, &o
REV w. PoRTEs stanwch conn has met my most sangune
REV GRrswoID Washington, N H. really efncaeous in
restoring the hairr &c
REV sPRArT Lwsburgh, Pennsylvania. We and do
REV p TUsrIS carlss,on The white hair has become
REV AMOS BLANCHARD Meriden N H. very highly
REV G. SMITH Pratsburgh N " surprised my
hair turn as when was young" &c
REV CINCH Iewtsburgh, Penn 9" has stopped my hair
falling a IA growth &c
REV fRNk chaauque county am satisfied and ree-
NORRIS Cross River, Now York prepara
REV WIN CUTTER Editor Mothers Magazine New York. "rocom-
mends IT,"
Rs- might swell list, but convinced, TRY
We preparations Europe they
seing all others there well in the United States
does not soil Sold by all the principal wholesale and
tail merchants in the U. s., Cuba, OF Canada
Depot, 355 BroOme street, NJ
where inquiries.
dealers sell this which they
Write depot circular terms and norma
ton Genuine signed Mrs s. A. Allen written ink Beware OF
counerfets.
Aug I8-eod3m
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NOTHING NEW-Tales by the author Of "loln
in HALIFAX"
Boat Lie In Egypt and Nubia by VIM c. Prime.
Gibbons Decline and Fall q The Ropan Empire abridged by
Smith IL u.
Pos, ogpe Directory Cor sho Uni'od States
Jups FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Episcopal High School, of virginia,
HOWARD,
Three Ndes West Of Aicrondria.
REV. JOHN p. MCGUIRE RECTOR
TINIIE seventeenth session of this institution will
il commence Wednesday, the 9th September next
TgxSs $3.50 for board, tuition lights fuel mendng k payable
semi annually In advance. -
Modern languages, music and drawing charges
Pamphlets contsining the study terms
seut 70 those who request them. Direct
REV. JOHN p MCGUIRE
theological Seminary Once,
Fairfax county, Virginia.
July 1s-1awl0t
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Under authorizing the ard Of Public Works subscribe
behalf Of the Commonwealth The stock of the Petersburg Railroad
Company, passed 23,h February, 1882
1884, June 3o-22 Noble George Granville Duke
of Sutherland ............... $4,000 90
" xs ohto Iooo0 %
i" I" 80 ditto .................. 5000
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-14

TIE Court or SEssIoNs.-Ths Court
meets to day. The present term will be a
very important one. IL will be so because
there are great many criminals in our Jail
that need trying, and because until they
are tried and let off or cent off they will eat
the county's grub and cause to be expended
the county's money. The Grand Jury will
convene to-day, or ought to, and they will
probably transact a good deal of business
that concerns the we'll being of this commu-
nity-the correction of existing evils of civil
and criminal nature, pryng into public
matters that no other body has right to
busy themselves about, sc With the bust.
ness that is to occupy the attention of this
Court, and that which will come before all
the Courts that will be held in this county
between now andthe first of February, there
will be cheap O. lawin'" We may rea-
sonably hope that these Courts will relieve
the County greatly, and hasten the time
which at any rate seems fast approaching,
when we shall be free from debt.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-14

CRIME IN THE SOUTH. On the 9th inst
says correspondent of the Stockton Repub,
lican writing from Knights Ferry, DR. Cole.
man held a post mortem examination at Six
Mile Bar on the body of Harvey wilkinson
who died yesterday from the effects of pis-
tol shot wound inflicted by Miller Bartlett
A few days sinse, Slocum g. Bells toll bridge
office was entered and robbed of $3.50 Sus-
picion rested on two fast young men from
San francisco, who had been lounging about
the vicinity for day or two previous, and
who, about the time of the larceny. sudden
ly dscampe1. They were overhauled at
Chinese Camp, and all but Sl25 of the stolen
money recovered, the $l25 having been OK
torted from them, it is said, by one in the
secret as hush money! or black mail.
One of the party has confessed the theft.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-14

To BE APPEALED The following inter
esting item regarding California land cases
we find in the San Francisco Herald OF
Wedn esday:
By private letter from Washington, we
learn that Attorney General Black has re-
fused to dismiss appeals in California land
cases, and that all cases must come before
the Supreme Court for final adjudication.
This is very important intelligence, and the
determination of the Attorney General will
be received with much favor here. In some
Of the cases decided by the Land Cammis-
sion important testimony has recently been
brught to light, end, under these circum-
stances, a summary disposal of land cases
would operate very injuriously.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-14

THAT DIVORCE CAsE.-Saturday' Er-
press copies an article which appeared in
the Tehama .4dUoeGtc concerning a cele-
brated divorce case which is to he tried ia
the District Court in this county, and then
asks, "What celebrated divorce case is this:"
We will answer our information. seeking
cotemporary. It is the case of Shed Us.
Shed, case which has been long time be-
fore the District Court in Shasta county
" celebrated" in that section, but none of
our business here in 0rovile All we know
about it is, that one Shed tcood shed another
Shed. One Shed is as "cold as q barn."
and wants to .forestaH the wishes of tho
other, who is g very stable person. That's
all.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-14

GONG HoME,-J. j. Kleine Esq late
Distri ct Attorney for Butte county, leaves
for his old home in the Atlantic States to-
day. Mr. Kleine came to this country in
1854, and in the fall of '55 was elected by
the American party to the Office which he
has filled so we'll for the two years prior to
General Harris occupancy thereof. Mr..
Kleine was comparative stranger in the
county when he was elected, but by faith
ful discharge of his duties, and close atten-
tion to his profession has made himself an
enviabls reputation, and won many warm
personal friends. We reiterats the senti-
ments of the majority, in wishing Mr.. Kleine
safe and speedy journey home, a pleasant
reunion with his kinsfolK and friends, and
safe return hitherward in the spring
May be when he come he will bring a wife
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-14
II ataken.

We take pleasure in acting upon sugses-
tion embodied in an article in the San Fran.
isco Herald Of Thursday. rebuking the
bloody minded wretch whose name disgracss
the head of this article, to deuounce him as
tendish, intolerant bigot, and a detsstable
ribald. In the same spirit that martyrs
we're burned q. the stake in ancient DAYS of
religions fanatioism, aud that in recen, time.
men were prompted to organize band to
override the constitution and the laws, and
to offer up upon their bloody affairs, life, lib.
erty and good names, this man Pajeken
penned the following sentiment in letter
which appeared in the Evening Bulletin:
An o,d Californian told me to day that he
read in one of the New York papers that Mr..
Brodericx (of Jenny Lind theatre memory, }
had been on board, (the Central America, J
and that he perished by the accident. This
as at ieact one drop Of comfort in an ocean
Of misery.
What man in whose breast burns one
spark of magnanimity or mercy or justice,
could utter such fendish sentiment as that
over the death of his bitterest personal enc.
my, swept into eternity by the unseen hand
of an inscrutable Almighty! Let the name
of Pajek-n be handed around to receive such
a handling as its owner deserves. May God
have mercy on him in his hour of need he
deserves none at the hands of men.