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Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1857-06-03
APRIL.
MISS ANNA IIARRALL,

Also ANNA HahhALL
Oh believe ME lovely spring,
Ger earth beauty fling,
Bright as Eden's gardens knew.
As Iris fair. as changing TOO.
Nature chilled by tempest wild,
Greets me as her darling child
With robe Of living green.
adorn tho wintry scene.
l am the gayeSt weaver too.
OF modern times for every hue
In the richest carpet round ycspread.
Is woven Of my mystic thread.
FLORA CALLS MAY.
MISS META MACIEg.
Fuirest hand maid Of the year.
JOYOUS ! thy footsteps hear,
Surely thou wilt homage pay
To the Queen, Oh regal May
MISS MARY SANDERS.
| bid thee welcome fury May,
Sweet harbinger of summers hours,
Thou cov'rest around with fragrant flowers.
To drive our sadder thoughts away.
Now fearful April taketh leave,
And from her fertilizipg showers
Spring into birth the sweet May flowers
That We may floral clmvcts weave.
Then w-l"om" IN the fairy MsN
The fields put OH their robes Of giceu,
The air IL dIct and sclene.
And not cloud obscurcs the day
Then hail 10 the Queen, my own iiir Queen,
She shall choose from flowers the sweetest and best
They shall bloom iU her crown, and wIcathnS
down,
In icstoons llorn her bowers "i rest.
FLORAS FAREWELL
MISS MErA MurnEH.
Flrra too must bid farewell,
Cherished flowers, whele will " Iwclli
SPRING CALLS SIMMER
Mss JASIf M'Q,tFS.
by all the sky Of deeper blue,
Iy the flowers "i waruIcI hrs.
By the deep pelvadiIg glow,
Ardent Sum.nrl thee know.
81 MINER.
Miss MAEl BLY, ~
! have corme gentle Queen, lrou the barry cline,
Where nature wears the Garb Of generous time,
And bursts the song from every leaiy glade,
The welding seasons bridal eeranade;
Where flash the wings the welcome summer calls
Through the deep arele- ol the forest walls.
licrr are III, offerings, holy and Ilvin.,
la,,. AMI ch,ri,l rhcn ard mnhc tlrm ever thine,
They arr tuli ii blown lluNcl-,
Which Summer has :.alh,I'd IN all her bright
buWr>
..,,l -,"n tl, VII 'ric Vt t,.,he not u sil J..
| Y ,,.M,, ). - -
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1857-06-03
An ADDRESS TO TIE QUEEN.
GEORGE \. MALLoY.

GEORGE \. MALLoY.
jair Eleanor we hail thee Queen,
S,mid this lovely woodland scene,
,'er rock and hill and burning bray,
,Iere We proclaim our Queen Of May.
Zach gardens pride with mlrthful glse.
And howcret wild we plucked for thee;
And now around in gladsome hour.
Nur fragrant gifts with songs We shower.
this rosy scat shall be thy throne,
shese opening flowers our rural crown,
.--,is shining ring thy court shall be-
ny true and faithful subjects we:
Whatever paths be ours to tread,
Through joys bright gleam, or gricfs dark
'nade,
II every JOY and every care,
Nfvr the future would prepare
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1857-06-03

A boy got his grandlather's gun aud
loaded it, but was afraid to FIRE; he, how
ever, liked the fun of loading, and so put
in another charge, but was still afsaid to
fire. He kept on charging, but without
firing, until he got six charges in The old
piece. His grandmother, learning his te.
merity, smartly reproved him, and grasping
the old continental, discharged it. The re
suit was tremendous, throwing the old lady
on her back! She promptly strugs led to
regain her feet, but the boy cried out
clay still, grauny-there's tivo more
charges to 80 oil vet ~
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1857-06-03

sceprre; natures brightest colors conceal the dark
certainty. So shall thy days pas, oh ! cherished
Queen. Loves garlands. perchance, smiles ever
Danish from view the fate Of general humanity.
Lowly now, before thee bending,
present this fairy wand,
May it prove by thee accepted,
Friendships noblest, purest bond.
Beneath republican sky. and standing upon
this patriotic soil, l cry "Long live our Queenl"
And the whole school echoed il after him.
PRESENTATION OF BoQUET,
MISS ANNIE EEID-rIESr MAID OF HONOR.
Throned and crowned, yet free born maiden,
Rich the honors thou hast won,
May no cloud arise TO sadden
Thy fair coronation sun.
Every flower around thee twniDg,
Gems from Floras fair domain,
Are but types of virtue shining,
T To adorn thy ,Haid"n in.
Far froi. hence Ua t;;iGs5 mat sl:Dfn1ng, -
unpolluted JOY like ours,
Frown upon thy rites a'lornihg
Virgin Mays imperial bowers
'Hs the holiday of Nature.
lie the spring time oil the year.
Youthful hearts to their Creator
Offer grateful incense here.
See these blossoms softly glowing,
Gathered for Thy fair boquet,
Thus the fragrant gift bestowing
my lowly homage pay.
Take, OF take The Offering fiowery,
Here no lurking thorns are seen;
Love can seek 10 fairer dowery,
May can ask no gcnter Queen.
QUEENS REPLY TO TIE BOQUET.
MISS ELEASoE II. GREGG.
Thou beautiful and dear boquet.
I'll not throw thy sweets away,
But choicely treasured thou shalt be,
And thrice enshrued in memory.
And when within the crystal vase,
The impress Of decay l trace,
I'll preserve thy beauties yot.
Nor for the gyer's sake will forget.
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GROWING KING,

CLARA H. MCQUEEN.
St:-You having been chosen to take your
statJ rs King in this, our little and secluded
community, by command Of our Queen, it is my
du:yas we'll rs my privilege, 10 place upon your
bIoy our floral crown. Through life may the
griei and expressions Of this weary world rest
uF1 YOU as light as this our emblem.
< It covet not the throne aud crown,
= Sigh not for rule and State,
The wise would fling the sceptre down,
And shun the palace gaze.
Though lowly born, oh covct not
The rest the sceptre brings,
The honest name and peaceful lot,
Outweighs the pomp of kings.
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Sf:t 5ADME.

No-witliH her veins is flowing
Patriotic blood, ns pure as thine f.;
No imperial honors knowing.
Round her no vain ragent shine,
Claiming no ancestral glory,
She fIom nobler lineage springs
Than is traced in British story,
Daughters Of the king Of kings.
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FLORA CALLS MAY.

MISS META MACINER.
Fuirest hand maid Of the year.
JOYOUS ! thy footsteps hear.
Surely thou wilt homage pay
To the Queen, Oh regal May
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1857-06-03
FLORA.
BOTH MAIDENS.

MISSES EMMA LONG AND MARY c. STEELE.
Thanks most sweet and gracious Flora,
Sister Maidens, guide your queen,
Bend your flowery arches DER her,
Lead her to your arbor green,
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1857-06-03

Ol, m,l,l,r hvl",".l. 4,nrr"i l"..i"w
The boon that y''r ash for the sunny bright "uw,
tn. Iln--,nu: nf Nav Will >u"', rIrr-h awav,
Mud lie his :. - -" .. ",..., ,:.s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-02
IR. sPO ORE AFI(ll.lI,
CIeveland 31ttsburg RaiIroad.

i14s.V 4ts41elz g 11ttsb burg Railroad.
s
8 SPRING AItRaN CEMENT.
gyms ~ rs, f'ttIa tToN1. To- eeling itts5uqgh
and after MSnday March 1854, Trains YIN run
LEAVE cLEyEhAND.
PPttss''RarGh 3 e a. esS y, and Al Wheeling At 4:i6
s:is y EsPtsss TEan. stops only Hudson, Rayenna
Liverpool, and arrives at Titts6urgh a 81 ~
$40 " accommodation Train for RsSenna Way
LEAVE PITTsBuRGIr.
1a IIS Il '21 s 2 " ss'ss9 :.
$500 EspFess Trsln, Way statons except
New Salisbury, East RueheGttr, Moulttis, and
kaslssteE eITiyes 1ts q Cleveland at s6O and
LEAVE wHERLlSG.
hs bTTaP 4 ssg Ss5 ~ Wy @ ss;i0a astyss
l5 n Accommodation TFsin, atops At Nay StStioas.
arrive !, q pittsbarel at SAC 81, and Cleveland
Accommodated Train leaves Ravcnpa at s:ss A 81.
sasSn q 1ge "a at all Stations aud arrives al
~ All Fralqs stop st Euclid Street station.
+ TuRcnrnwus IErnnch.
Trains leave New PHILADELPHIA I45 N, Dover at $685.
9ynssburg arrives at Bayard at 1tO, connecting
ng Leaves BayaT At I5 Ion ARRIVAL q Traa 5Ia
ii. f5'sSs az poSsF AZ a'Vg aga SsT tiadelpha
anu Whefing and pittsburgh.
Connections.
The TTans:onnect at Pittsburgh with u Pennsyvania
/ York and BnStT 90 tfSf7' N'aa' - - es's ss
=, steubenvile and Indiana Railroad
AT Wheeling nh the baltimore anu Ohio RaiFosd for
oumberand rlcktDurg, Washington City ana BaltI-
points ON the Ohio fsyer ''s-' - ~ O. 'e
AZ Cleveland viii Lake Shore and Cleveland Toe.
10 aar9aas ior BuO, Niagara Falls, Canada and New
erk: Island .Dnvenport,
. haene NAV aSse, et Paul aud the Great North
~ Tickets Gan he purchased at the Once on the Line;
als0 at all the principal TEket Otees OF e yriOs co!
nectlng Roads. 49,
e98' Fare us low as by any cher Route
sup's OGlce T.. r. RailTokIs - DrRKNn p,,1It
b Cleveland, March Q, 1867. = & saIn2
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MISCEI. OUs.
COMMERCIAL, COLL GE,
TERBIs

= !
E2t fg C91r4e Including FLE Degdrtia etS Of Book
Ssslsag ectuseS ana itirGttI5Ee
SNs r PSs G0eFsssh AtdasS 70
NIIR PRoPRIEToRs take great pleasure In expressing
tah t9f me gratifying aud Unprecedented sue
Ssss have nEked the career q er Ins1tIon cs
lts at the
nsgs te llsos GggctsHt p5lnsr the
den1and for practical oRC coDluJebs.
ssss soErss 2 tfiiaia9 Tie great PRACTICAL
experiences OF the Principal, IN heavy BANKING ana
eAl Houses asslsted educated and
men has e9s bled him % bring degree oieFfectou 4
SYSTEM oi COuHT1NG ROOM bs orI eysycses
not ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSaiTETioN TssE'
STUDENT By this new process iadred the DESK fdiUi.
@ step 6y step gnth hs h9. mastered 4he whole routine
Ssr6e az apprenticeship some IlFgs CtTsigercfal
Aonsei and thus all aWkW1TdHess; faltcrnE
blunderS are, In great measure, Ilisslpated,
In addition TO of accomplished AsSEt.
ants We have also secured the some OF the
most eminent Lecturers IN ohio lecture on commercial
topics
Our course Of s extended partcuarre
Pets Set every thing connected with DOUBLE
ENEHH BOOK kEEP1SS with free aud fun discussion Of
US Scientific upon Commercial History
and History Of Eminent Commercial Men, C
SgTnPhy Commercial Products. Commercial Caculrtons
Political Economy Mercantile Law Ethics Trade Part
nership, &c. - +
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-02
NUN BEK Ig.9
CITY BUSINESS
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
a1EIe4 h1AINs sSI., sNNIiEEIaI1S6f. -


FALL and WINTER TRADE
CToNE q TI09IABt take plsasureS In sannnnreing that
Winter - ssSee - ~ sttt4 Att4
Dry G. oedb, vNrEcLiesu d Il N Ii er SSoolS
Eiey k9vc Just FSeryed their Second Pail PurciIases
Eent to tie friblic mere than -. = =
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS.
Being by far The largest and MOST DESIRABLE sCek and
sle BEST SELECr1oN Of choice FoSdS hSye
ever offered to tie Pube - - -
TO their toEner variety they have added large Siol az
sI9 ana RaEs 9 The latest designs and best makes
Llss[ both OF which, ell 10 their stock
ssIIeLely, they invite the attention Of Tie Trade
bsen IN the EasttFn eittts short dine TeTfus 10
Ing ar5S M 's Sc e 81 a e SSsSse9
'b Re wen 90 directly from The Snfr ~
IN Some 4nstaneeSi they able to
70 %sS SttS 6eeE&, either BY the PIECE a. RETAIL
70 test the wants OF their rapidly fneteafinR 4e
and are making ample aEranEsentst to fdrnSh
8Dlle with one Of the best selected StoeS 81 Ro
their line Ia the West. - - - eSs ~
! In STiia Atorts
yde icing some Of the aneSt fnuoTted,
= 4i0gp . French MeEtnQeaS CashmeTEa, B1inbSGtnet,
Tiitbets and MaddoEiaa-of every quality and color,
tut OF the Richest Painted, onbFc shaded
In striped CaBhmeTe8 and De9iEeg-lmpSTted
go SlaTis and Cloats&InbTaclng Of the richest
ever offered ln Wheeling.
30 ys dnshaniS Debazeg, Deaines aud Priats and
69NQo . Of olnestlcsembTaelng the larEest Hne OF
American oolens and Cotton goods kept By any dmlH
houses Il not by ahys hOuse in the city.
They have laid IN their stock with view to closer cash
tIads and pledge the Pn6o that effort theiP
shall be wanting 10 please
They feel confident tet they ofer Inducements to
cuse cash LySTa exeeiled by house The West tf in
tls United States No trouble 70 RhOR oodSOods
Carr, Hotels and Boats Sor customers.
ES Ai*Ays on hand, Prime 1--we Geese HeatherD.
VI "
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-02
ElJe l11brcling qlrtelligenrrr,
IS PUBLISHED
DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY. ny
4 MPBELL & NTcDERMOT.
YI5I}MS

)FFICE-Corlcr of Main and Quincy streets
-EnUance from Quincy st.
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= y 0494= W 4l4N y .
stfER2.-s tsssi75lsz e -
So - - = --e-5l=sz-s
fts IIIs ~, ~. -, q ~ :, -,
iO4AS4AAAk4lsS w 44444444 3 ggA q z44 = =
willie Railroad,
F ss iIv fTS55rSs5 fSat ne a 3S >
noTtI, Of SIS 10 Morrow Wish
tto, ni,siI. E.1E rinsfs1 nj 42JSEt5S5
disfe ststioST sI IN IL
SoSlTis 81 Tor Syest seeSTdsnee
fts ~ ,sJ1+6s ~ me
isivtr ron 5Slfnein4S =
FrbIrlt 86 ana delivered during winter
tnonfHs frSi 4 a ri ii: gjiEfnS ne nm
from n Is and ,iil nTets fayoIihi te Company
IS fsiy mon 4I 1TrpfG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-02

S1ndries.
61flS DOZEN U1Fn EE66hdst 81 5-ssls9g ) ~
~ 1d9tsh Emo HnShbnGEdi
eti s. hnXes p9iEl StlFchs
50 blls. New AfaekaiEIs EGs 8: s.
% tAfS Rio Coffee - q
ss7s-ssst - btilss9lt cd m
50 = taClId st FIotf. sissss sais 80
teeetFel ard for sale hY ha
OEeo 1n0HuRSis 9 E1AhRE1g.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-02

DAILY, per 8Dnunl. .v
TRI-FFGESLT, per
WXIKLY, per annul
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-02
THE LADLEsi y =2Epl RrlLRI

THE LADIES, DEPARTlfENT
Is nov opened for the No oInsttatioai in
the Union imparts nore thorough Interesting course
this Department ffl:5
In conclusion, would add, put forth our
best Efforts to merit in stu more eminent
tertnE reception with which enterprise has met
Pks1ge Our5ebbes 70 1pdEt ttOrOHqh, 0Fncticat
eourss than jormed dtGny
cther similar Mercantile O0EeU6.
Among the many we give the follow
ing:-.s.. =
are peTson9y acquainted with Mr. Granserg
highest order He hRs had great experience rs an Ac-
countaut In heavy Commercial and Banking Houses which
JrrtsIgs e 36Sk ana a torol9t C0mptsrcidis
EIHcdtf0H. -e'5f.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-02

Ell G. W. HARRIS, sup't.
The Onnibus Line calls At ali the Hotels, and upon
sft with II. Orudorn, two doors east OF the Stacey
QGset will call for passengers in any part OF the city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-02

a la{sst sse q a4l ieF 65ls idiS
94 ~ no 4kG8i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-02

sna amer %sassE May 2sh Fan' m Alor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-02

llATtiS OF ADVERTISING.
cS LINES or NoNPAREII, OR LESS; CONSTITUTING
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-02

Powdsr e 3eoHyderg 55t.sS
M EEILIY has m asSsxine & COED EafptY
5D9fJntt EnTrTior Rine, ERortEug I'm ne6n1I5ttd
laattnS 10th fer FBek aud c1aI, Witch e Eil Seii II
,ss qssntty or single atlos asi had
R1sEea ana otserg uuE large quantities
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-02

Eor FGH CguF4e, Including GiLE DeUarges,ts of Book
EssEsag, Eectlres g,ld tstatsaip, fttrGtia6Eg Il
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-02

III III y " IN 4SlG- I1l4IIII,.-
CToNE & THOMAS take pleasure sannopneino tb.t
~ tasy are now Of their NIL stock
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-02

% ifIl lbs E,sre ana fS5h 1Idutid f'ef5pEf,
e2AlG 20 NJ EAlsTtss % DO
1tsJ MS gnFo do 40 GthEef,
~ 20 iha f1oYeS,5
Fe9 Us Cid11EtpsJ. feeGti s.tos1fa.
1Sgg lbs Cream groupd ir6u4 tts
fEFIi1s :. = SIisy FJTISTt.p
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COPEsf Il = t1EEE 1RDN WARE
= "a aotorU


actory.
- ~ ~ I,the lt1eret patFonAS &c heretofore
HEs5e7 in, the subscriber iFould respect
go iRi friends. and the public generally,
H. b t0'mannfaet eturc the above named
tt5S lt ielr variety. ali OF which he has AZ
EayI irtlt0. 5oEtnent for Nholes7le Snd retan at
e - d Cooking Stoves Of The rost approys
ed y nd wood. - s.s43
Ontinua 70 receive his particular ~.
q Ie1!Eish pFonptnesg analh Astyla that
glEfI1 astidiOpE.
z. YARNEY,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-02

i w hite Beaver Hats.
ia 1sv1 slay the Paris styls
ap2i 3D. s4ARPEit& 1 SON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-02

oFWelry, Watches, Clocks, silver Ware.
AND FANCY GOODS.
AT BROEYN'SS 118 MAIN ST.
VIE subsSFiber announces bis the Eastern
line that he has yet offered. : . = -
HIS numerous patrons aud The public generally are res
pectfuy invited to anime his
o. 4, BROWN a rs Main street. i
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-08
DIE D..

In jackson, on the evening Of the 10th
inst in the sd year of her age, Mrs.
CArnARlNE B., wife of Il. Is. Stevenson,
Esq.
She vas native of Stauntna, va, and
ind resided il. this plaae but about year.
Her sickness was long and painful, but
borne with a spisit Of patience and rcsigna-
ton. She had not made apublic profession
of religion, but was not without hope
Her mind was familiar withthe rlan.of Sal
5atish ljy grace, and to it she looked with
confidence Her confidence increased as
death drew near.
Her friends are consoled with the consid-
Grafton that their loss is her gain.-,jteh-
son (0hto) Standard, Of tic 16h at.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. )

-d"httiVAb Jui1 10, 1901.
TO .Iof1 =. VIII and Sarah A. his wife.
Edward \. Miller, Charles $. Miller,
Robert s. ailier, NTm p. CLARKE and
Bachaol L. his wife, Thos r. Donegha
aud MAsgaint.H his Sife. William Tenn
PIE and Martha Ann his wife, Thos.
T. Clarke and buoy l., his wife. and
John S. Vanrelt and Mary \, his wife.
Iou are hereby notified that hare fixed upon
the 2lst day OF August 1857 to take and Settle ut
my office, the accounts Of all the heirs of Alcxr.
Miller, deed. 'aecordc tct9,eir rights as
taifed by the reported Con idssfoner Stephenson
or a. varied by any assignment mate, or to be
made, aud satis eaetpriy established before said
Commission en-" required TO be taken by The Decree
of Highland Circuit Court, rendered on the 9Th day
of October f.s5a /. in suit in Ghancsrv, depeadine
in said Court IL which you are paroles, Plaintiffs
and Defendants at which time aud place ynt are
required to attend.
Given under my ltnd, a Commissioner IN Cham
Gerry OF the said Court: The lay and wear ca. t
aforesaid. \. SIEi IENSOA-,f
July -, 1857.
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which feast ON and destroy all other paper now in
The Company have now N operation Mills in
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COMMISSION El2s OFFICE,
Monterey, Va, Jalv ~. 1851.

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ington, John W Slthngton, John snyder Nf.,
Hlcheias :; hiinet t1e Bank o. tile ailcF at
hom9tY I've bahA OF TIE ,Ialey at otannteh'
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,amPpel ana benl; ID. 1amfbeil. Executors el
james u. tamp9ei, zee g., u. y; huckmaai
james wade, James Boggs Benl. /. Afb"gast,
the representatives oil Susannai hlnkead, dec It.,
lchfV iiuli, ADMINISTRATOR oi Adom nun, acc u.I
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Joaiee IN Ghteogo--A msn named
Robert Collins, who was sentenced to three
gears imprisonment ia Tie peujIedti;.iy, at
Chicago, on Saturday last, made a bold at
tempt to escape while being returned from
she court room 20 the jail Collins struck
tie officer a heavy hHow under tie ear,
partly stunning him, but not so much so
but that the officer repaid ii with interest.
The officer and convict grappled and fell to-
gether, when the former, catching tile cloths
ng Of the ktter in his teeth held him fast
ehtig assistance eamo, The officer was
severely injured by the fall, Collins was
then again conducted to the court room,
HHd the occurrence was stated to the Me-
eordcr who added / years totlre FIRST term
eonsigning the prisoner to The pcnltcntiary
for ten years.
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Deatd from Gfaf-An instance Of death
fsoni sudden grief BIAS Just occurred In tbs
city. II is that Of Il slave woman, ma aed
Mary .'t,, aged about thirty ye9ts. nn7
hal been the nurse IS "a Interesting infant
al Mr. Paulus Thyson, a Seventh street.
which died on sunday morning last, Aa
soon rs Tie spirit Of the little sufferer had
passed away, the faith,ul nurse sank iata
uncorsciote'ness, and thirty hours thereafter
expired, uithuut other apparent ctuse than
tbe grief that hal oyerfowerea her. She
belonged to Mr. Thyson, and had been The
nuroc of all his children. This is but a.
nothcs Illustration of the fervor of the aiiee-
ton that so pfo-eminentl3 eharaetcpises
the African race, especially when educated
under the influences of kind aud gentle as
soei;cions. - Washington Sta'cs.
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TESTIMONY or b0CT. 0. UUrclfER.

ereeR.Renk rasa3i8n,as Co., April l0t.i, $500.
Gentlemen some few montns since patient
applied To me for medical advice, afflicted with
severe form Of secondary syphilis Che had been
reef.) / commenced using the regslar remedies
of the profession, bat he disease stuhharniT regs-
ed albany efforts. Toe reputation of Carriers Span.
ia VI Ttare sal ne reached me, ard being person.
ally acquainted with yegfselsts. determined to
give il trial. did 50, and IN short time its
good effects wcr, evident and three bottles cured
linn.
A an act Of just ice to suffering humanity can
rot withhold MY testimony to lis Rirtdes al
teratiee aud purifier If The blood, and take
pleasure ia recommending Il to the profession and
the public generally. I0urs respectfully,
.. BUTCHER, NJ d.