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FRESH CRACKERS, DE. : :-.ssx =,
lust received by E.,PENN,2 Agent, a iotoE.s
q SODA BISCUIT, Sugar, Congress and aAhers.
nethy CRACKERS, fresh and Of best qualify.
Nova II $: g.
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WOOLLAY TOWN HATS!
NIessrs. WOOLLAY g. SON,

NEAR GRANITEVILLE, S. C.,
HD ESPECTFULLY announce to the citizens Of
EA South Carolina and the South at large, thu t
they a:e now prepared to furnish
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TO PLY sIcIANs.

TO PHYS AN S.
We arc prepared and will take pleasure IN fur,
nis,,iua PhySiciaEs with COMPLETE OUTFIT
of Medicines Instruments, Shop Furniture, Medl-
cal saddle Bags, &c, &c, &c.
THE LADIES.
We will alsn say to the Ladies that our Stock
comprises All. articles for the TOILET, from the
Dressing Comb and Brush to the richest Perfume
ry, Fine Soaps Pomadcs, Hair RcStnratIves, Dc
matory, Cosmetics, Lulins Genuine Extracts, &C
als,, FLAIORlNG EXTRACTS for Culina plr-
poses
TO THE LANTER
We say. your wants have been attended to IN our
present selection. Send in your orders, or come
in and let us put you up complete Plantation
Case of Medicines, Instruments, &c, with full di-
rections for use in all simple cases, and thereby
save time, money and health. simple cathartlc
or the timely administration of an emelic, or an
anodyre does and will often break the chain OF
morbid action, thereby preventing serious and pro-
tracted illness.
To SUFFERING HUMANITY
We extend the invitation to call on us. VIC have
all of the most reputable nostrums recommended
to cure almost all of the ills and aches to which
flesh is heir to. If you cannot find anything
adapted to your case, we will exert our skill IN
preparing something for your relief.
Prescriptions filled with accuracy and dis
patch at all hours. day or night
5y"Call and examine our Stock at the Drug
Store under the Odd Fellows &, Masonic Hall.
a. q. &; e. }. EHiAGUE.
EdueGrld April 20. lu
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TNHE VIRTUES OF JACOBS CORDIAL arc too
i well known 10 require cncumums
1s IT CURES THE worsT CASES OF DIAREnd:A.
ed. IT CURES THE woEsT FORMS OF DYsESTEEr.
81. II CURES CAI.roESIA or MEXICAN DfAEIuGA.
4lli. IL RELIEVES TILE SEr EEIssT Collie.
9th. IT CURES CHOLERA MoEDtS.
9Th. IT CURES CHOLERA lSrASTrM.
Ilh. IT ciErS PAISrI'I. MESsrgCATiuS.
Sih. 1T EELIEvEs PAIN Is BACK AND 1.oISS.
oh. IT curSTEEAcTs NERVOUSNESS AND DEsroSpEScY.
10th. IT RESTORES IRREGULARITIES.
1lth. IT nIsrIIS GLOOMY ASp HYS1EElcAI FEELINGS.
l2lh. IRIS An ApMlIaELE Toxic.
81 havcnsc .uc"ls Cordial in my family, and have found
ii most efficient AMI III my judgment, valuable remedy
Hon. HIRAM WARNER,
Judge Of Supreme Court, Grurgiu.'
II gives pleasure in being able recommend jacobs
CorliaI my avn personal experience and the experience
Of my ncghhors and friends ann mo, is sufficient guar
ucc for Ia believe II Ia be ull that il prorts bc, viz
wM. II. UNDERWOOD
Formerly Judge Of Superior Court. Cherokee Circuit"
81 take grca; pleasure in recommending this invaluable
medicine Ia all afflicted with bowel diseases for which be-
licve il TO be sovereign y-dcccdly supt r any
A. a. GAULDrNG,
Deputy G. NJ. Of the Grand Lodge Of Georgia
81 have used Jacobs Cordial in my filuly and this with
all hear about il Il remedy by those who have tried IT,
induces me 10 believe hnt stands ut the head Of every rs.
pnraiion of the kind, and would recommend its usc in tho
MILES G. DoBBINs,
Cashier ol ihc Bahk of Tho State Of Georgia, Griffin"
off there il any crcdbiliy in human testimony Tncobs
Cordial must stand preemlnnt above all other preparations
for the uf Bowel Diseases From the n,l of testimony
in s favor cunning in from all quarters, Il ns be very fur
III ADVANCE AZ curative Hscit, Ol most 1t not MI other
patent preparations 4. FLEMING
Cashier Marine and Fire Insurance Bank. Grinln."
"Th Gfci nj rcmedy Is travelling into celebrity rs inst as
Bonapartc pushed his colunnu into Russia aud gaInng
wherever used "GtOIYia .eeiTsoni6n .y
1911, 1853.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
~ Merchants, Druggists and Physicians supplied by
J. IuESr, Imported and Wholesale Deuer, Charles
Ton, S. 9.
Sept. p, 1858 ~ 81
NOT9CE--Al persons indebted to tile Estate
~ Of J. B. Talbcrt, deceased, are requested to
make payment at an early date. and thJse having
demands against said Estate, will render them in
properly attested for payment
B. Nj. TALBERT, Admor.
Sept. 90, 1858 l2m SO
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AYERS
CHERRY
PICTORIAL
FOR TILE RAPID CURE OF
Colds, Coughs, and
l4OarScncSS.

BmMF1sLD, MASS, 20tl Dec, 1855.
DR. AVER: I do not hesitate to Sny
the best remedy have ever found for
Coughs, lIoarseness, Influenza. and the
concomitant symptoms Of Cold, isyonr
CHERRY pkcToRAL. Its constant use in
my practice and my family for the last
ten years has shown it to possess snpe-
rior virtues for the treatment Of these
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THE Subscriber after returning thanks to their
L. friends in EDGEFIELD and adjoining Dis
tricts, for their liberal patronage during the last
ten years, would inform them that they still con-
tinue to keep on hand large assortment Of
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-08-19
Tn,ngs worth NmOwing.

The United States are composed oil thIrty two
States, and nine Territories
They contain population of 27,9oO,OOO, OF
which 23,0OO000 are white.
The extent of sea coast is l2,5uO.
The length of the ten principal rivers is 90
900 square miles. 900,
The surface Of the five great lakes Is 10000
square miles,
The number Of miles Of railroad in operation
is % 900, which cost $7S 900 600
The length of canals is d 900 miles
It contains the longest rail,oal ON the globe
the Illinois ContrOl--which is ISL miles.
The annual value ot its agricultural produc'
tions is SI2 900 000O00,
Its most valuable production is in lndau
Corn,which is annually 40OOO,0OO bushels
The amount of registered and enIo!led ton
mage is 1 001OlO,
The amount of capital invested in manuiac
lures is @600000,000
Tho annual amount of its internal trade Il
| $6O0,000000
The value of farms and live stock is 5000,
900 900,
Its mines of gold, copper, lead aud iron ar
| among the richest in the world.
The value of gold produced is SlOO,0OO ,OOo'
The surface of its coal holds is l3S, l3l squar
! acres,
Within her borders there are $4,000 schools
5000 academies 23i colleges, aud $500 churcl
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TWENTY Years Ago \ New Version.

met girl thc other day.
Some twenty years old or 40,
The image Of the uymph loved
some twenty years ago.
The blushing chook, The sparkling eye
The hair OF raven How
An. how they set my heart abla1e
Some twenty years ago.
smoke her answers did not much
OF wit or wisdom show
But thus the lovely Mary talked
some twenty years ago.
what could shallow hoort like this
Nv heart Ia tumut throwt
must have been a little green
Somc twenty years ago
rmot ia, lovely. Mary slnco----,
Her charms have vanished lhous'-
Her wit and wisdom arc-tde same
As twenty years ago.
look upou her faded cheek
Un,iI NV feelings glow;
And thank her ,htt she s'orncd my loYol
Some twenty years ago.
pond b,y' who rov corllP gladly dlo
TO please some simporins Miss
Who knows what thou wilt think ot het
Some twenty years from this!
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OuG FEDERAL FAMuN.-The admission of
Minnesota made the number of states htrty'too
all makers OF Gags will please remember, there
fore, that thirty two stars is nov the proper
number. although space had better b, left for
one OF two more, as it doubtless will soon be
needed 1t is curious 10 observe by the follow
ing table of dates of admission, since the form
alton of th, Union by the "old thirtccn,' how
the Free aud Slave States have generally been ad'
| nutt,h in rnuOlrs
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A RoMlNor 0UAsugD.--rae MmAoIa Hd1-

A ROM NOE QuAsuEp.--rae MmAoa lace
.Oue of the Sioux Chiefs recently returned
from Washington, brought back with him an
addition to his household IN the shape OF a
white wi't--a Z oi-look,nS, tdsh'oaao'y'ureNSe'
Young woman, about % y.arS OF age, From
one of our cilia.nS, who wtat up to the ASrnt y
on the SAM, bolt, we learn that she manifested
considerable disappointment at tho aspect OF
n,liirs ON her arrival Tn romance ot The tang
was pretty rGsctuaIly Qmshed' by the appear
ance of the inmates and Surroundings OF he's new
home. She sdecuned all otIrsot assistance lr'"
the officers of the boat who were ANXIOUS To r'
tum her 10 civilized society, protesting hr
ah,nty nul intention % atltnl Ia her own husl'
ness, ana advised them TO DO i,kew's', They
lcn her in an eight by ten teet mad hoNet n
company with a couple OF DAcoua mai'o4s' wh'
! also, We believe, hdb clams a.sVn .i~ ~-eeA''
3 OF ,aa Iai,, ~ question.
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Home.

He entered his huusa--his home no more,
FOR without hearts there ia no homo-and lelt
The solitude of passing his own door
Without A welcome,
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The Dream.

slopt aud dreamed shat life was Beauty;
| woke aud found that life was duty
Was then thy dream cha lowy lieE
Toll on sad heart coutagcon'lN
AMI thou shalt iud tly dream to 10
A nopnlay light ard truth to thee.
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lsmrnl Rlessehness.

Thas on my spirit visions throng,,
sweet memories of exceeding Oliss,
Till in .he dense walled dusty mart,
| feel a rH'lt jie,SeiieSs.
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q
afflicted 'gjM !rWism end Epidemic
Diseases.
TO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases sucI,
L as SpGmato,Thna, Seminal Weakness, Impotence,
Eoaorrhoa, titsd, SyphsliS Me Wee Of OAaiisnl or
SER I5uss, Sc, &C.
The Huward dissertation, in view of the awful de-
struction of human life, caused by Sexual diseases
and the deception practiccd upon The unfortunate vic
tins of such diseases by Quacks several years ago d
rected thcir Consulting Surgeon, CHARITALLB
ACT worthy of their name, to open Dy spensary for
the treatment OF this class of diseases in all their FORMS
and to give Medjcgt aid Gratis, 10 all who apply by
letter. with description of their condition. (age oc-
cupation, habits of life, &c.) and in of extreme
poverty, to Furnish Mediciue Free of Charge 1t b
needless to add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill of the age, and will furnish the
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors. review of the past feel assured
that their abors in this sphere of benevolent effort
have been of great benefit the afflicted especially to
the young and they have resolved to devote themselves
| with renewed zeal, to this very important but much
despsed cause.
Just published by the Association a Report on Spec
matorrhCa, or Seminal Weakness the Vice of Onan-
ISM Masurhation SellAbuse and other Diseases Of
the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, which
will be sent by mall (n n sealed letter enveope) Free
! Cf Charge the recepto TWO STAMPS for postage.
Address for report treatment DR.. George r. Call
houn Consulting Surgeon Howard Association, No
| . South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order of the Directors.
| EZRA y. HARrWELI, Pres'f
| GEO, FA1RCHGLD, SecretGrY.
D.,, ,I.,,
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lCorrcspondcnco Of the Cincinnati GazotteI
MANcngsrER, Adams Go" o. !
AUG. |, 1853

fCorrcspondcncc Of the Cincinnati Gazottel
MANCHESTER Adams CO. o" !
Aug. !, 1883
Having seen in the papers the great destrnc.
ton Of hogs by cholera take the lb1riy OF
sending you for publication the following re-.
cine, which has proven an ntnlIibe cure. |
have seen cases OF hogs b'ing so far gone as to
be unable to stand up, perfectly cured
Take one pint (not less of wood ashes, one
table spoonful Of copperos, mix with meal
or bran, and give TO the hog II the hog is so
far cone as not to BE- able or willing TO eat, take
the same quantity of ashes aud copparas, and
nut il in waterunl drcDch the hog. THIS would
appear strong dose but when you doctor u
hog, you must doctor him s'rong. 1t Is an old
saving that " An ounce Of prevention is worth
a pound of cure This b'lieve will hold good
in the hog cholera; that by making lrcd use
of fcoppards with the food, hogs will seldom, it
ever, have the cholera.
This remedy has =, oven TO BE- 40. H. hero.
Will some of your rural fricnls try th expert
mnnt and report The rcsult2 do not Know what
effect this would have upon distIlcty hogs
Yours Respectfully q, C COOLEY.
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DIR. MORSE'S
INDIAN ROOT PILLS.
..o,nr,o ,t,p,su noAr n,,o

/
Biudinn Noot Pils signed 4. u. Moore. All gcnu-A
hmc Indian Root Pis have the name and signature
D., 4. j. IJdhe 3' 10. neach box.
4 DIR. MORSE. the inventor Uf MORsB's INDIAN q
l,or PITTS has spent the greater part OF his life
tray5 5ng having visited Europe, Asia and Africa x
n ~ well ns Nurh Amcrca--has spent three years b
n mont the Indians Of Our Western couniry--it wusH
nn ths way that the In liam Root ps were first dis
Hcoyrcd Dr. Moore was the hrst man to establish
he fact that all diseases arise from iuPuElrY or1
nruE ULuOD--that oar strength, health and life dc
| pended upon this vital fluid. a. J.WlIITE& co
90 Leonard Street n
pR. MORSE, tho inventor of uORSES INDIAN
RODT PlILS las spent the greater part of his life
in travelling having visited Europe Asia, and Africa
as well ~ North America-ha3 spent three years
among tho Indians of our Western cOuntryt was in
h, way that the Indian Root Pills were FIRST discover
ed Dr Morse the first man TO establish the fact
that all diseases arise from lMPUIaIl OF TIE
IBLOOD--thAt our strength, health ana lc ucpcndcd
upon this vital llud
When the various passages become clogged, and do
not act in perfect harmony with the different functions
of th, body the blood loses its action, becomes thick
and diseascd thus causing all palms, sickness
and distress OF every name; our strength Is exhausted
our health we deprived Of ana 1t nature is not as
sisod in throwing on the stagnant hunors, the blood
will become cholcd and ocnso to act and thus our
Ilirht of life will forever be blown out. How inpor-
tnn then that we should keep the various passages OF
tb, IA ,ly ire, and opCn iud how pleasant to that
wo have II In our pOwcrtO puta medicine your reach
unmry Mnr5cs Indian Root Pills. manufacturer I'll from
uInntslud roots which grow around the mountainous
cirs in Natures gardch Tor the health ana recovery
of discussed man. ono of the roots from which these
pulsure made is SudorC, which opens .he pores of
the skin and assists Nature IN throwing out the hner
parts OF the co1upuon wlIhlh Inc second Is plahG
wph IA AN EVpCctUraut, that opens aud unClogs the
nas,nre of the lungs, and thus in soothing manner,
performs It's duty by throwing oil phlegm, aud other
humors from the lungs by copious splitting The third
sa DIureLc which gives case ana double strength TO
, iI,rys thus encouraged, they draw large amounts
of mpuriy from the blood, which is then thrown out
G,,mrn by The urinary or water passage, aud which
4 hon, t,.li ntAv at tlpr Nyu.
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MY TREASURE.
Sparklius brightly meath my eyes
What upun my bosom lies?
Formed ot mauy gems IL seems,
Ruhics hri sht aud sapphire CLEANS;
shining With q cAas,enci < oW,
Through q veil ut purcst snow,
Mhats tAi, gem of purest grace'
us lUl, tJ'y tIcc!
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: gTry-rF;eE7 7rFF --Ftvt-
D a PRIZE FOR EVERYBODY.
WHO SUBSCRlBEs FOX THE
NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS
4 BEAUTIFULLY
4 ILLUSTRATED.
1FA MIN NE W ,SP A u Il IL.

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS is one Of
the best literary papers of the day large Quarto
containing TWENTY PAGES or SIXTY COLUMNS
OF entertaining matter; and ELEGANTLY ILLUS
rKATED EVERY WEEK.
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"A u,wly arrived john Ca,uaman, III SHASTA
California, purchased SOM Ice recenty,and hna'
ing it very wet, laid il out TO dry IN The sun -
On going TO look for il ugain he found that II
had disnp,eared, aud forthwith accused the
whole Cmncse neiRhbarho1d with larceny. 4
genera. lUN Wus The consequences
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~ Bayard Taylor in his letter to the TrlO-
,,ne from Greece, takes the romance out OF the
Greek War Of Independence He says
The fact is, few leods of splendid heroism
have thrown II deccit(ul halo over the darker
features of the Greek War of Independence, and
most of those who bow in reverence to the name
of Marco BozzlriS DO not know that his uncle
Nobi stole supplies from his own troops to srlI
TO the Turks--that, white Cdnaris and MlaullS
were brave and incorruptible, Colocotroni Fl led
his nurse and made towards of his men that,
while Karuiskaks was honorable Others broke
the most solemn oaths of their rcligion.and muir
dered the captivrs tn had sworn to spare. One
can sny that the Greeks arc what the Turks made
thom--that we should not expect to find IN
slaves the rtues of Icem'n but trcochery and
perjury were never characteristic OF the Moslem
il is the corrupt lcnven of the Lower Empre
which still termenls in the veins OF this mixed
race. have already said, and repeat it, ihn'
not onc-nlth of the present population can W'lt
Justice be cuIlcd greeks, The remainder arc
Slavoniuns, Aibinions, and Turks, with Sigh
Infusion of Vcnitan blood. Only in Maine, on
the shores Of Parnussus and in parts ot D'ris,dl
find the ancient type in any considerable
amount. In the war, the Albanian blood-th
Suliotos, Hydrinotcs, aud Spct2latcs--achleve
| the greatest distinction.
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Do PorAToEs Mix IN THE llLL2-One would
suppose that this question had been settled long
ago: vet il continues to be asked. We repeat,
therefore, that they do moi, aud cannot mix IN
the hill. why not? Because II is an invard-
bic law OF nature that one variety cannot
be crossed with another except through the flow
or aud huit All plants of the same family can
be hybridizsd with each other, it they blossom
at the same time This crossing often takes
place naturally, lie. without the use OF arui-
cial means. The wind often blows the pollen
from the stnmens Of one plant flower upon the
pistls of ano her, and an mtermixture ensucs
This is also done by bees and insects, and it may
b, done by the hinl of man. Potatoes can be
mixed in this way. But remember that the
mixing does not take place between the tu5er5
under ground, but in the blossoms and snbSe.
que t seed balls on the top OF the plunt. Plant
two kinds of potutors IN adjonining rows, and
it they blossom at the same time, the pollen OF
one flower will undoubtedly he carried to the
pstils of another. In the fall, save the seed
bull, aud plant them, and your potatoes will be
a mixed variety. But if you continue TO plant
the tuber (the potatoe itselt) you will get nc
change of variety. II is in this way that corn
melons, cuc,tnhcrs and squashes become mixed
with othor varieties. The hybridHltion goe:
ON through the nowcrs and appears IN the seed
and not in the root American 1gricWturISt
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A GIFT WORTH FROM 80 CENTS TO $1,000 90
WILL BE SENT TO EACH SUBSCRIBER ON
OF TIE SUBSCRIPTION MONEY.

Gold Lockcts, Bracelets, Brooches. Eear Drops,
Breast Pins, Cuff Pins. Sleeve Buttons, Rings Shirt
studs, Watch Keys, Gold and Silver Ihimbles and a
variety Of other articles worth from % cents to SO 0O
each
On receipt Of the subscription money, the subscr-
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number and the rift corresponding with that number
will be forwarded within one week to him, by mail or
cypress, post paid
There is neither humbug nor lottery about the
above as every subscriber is sure OF Prize of value
We prefer to make this liberal distribution among
them instead of giving Il large commission to agents,
giving to the subscriber the amount that would go
TO the agent and in many hundred fold more.
z.lJ- An communications should be addressed to s
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Howard Association
p II | L A D e L HIA

4 B.peu2,nf E,sttios estaJisbed By special endo,r
aicGt f3r the relief IF the sick and distressed
afflicted 'ojM LuHi.W aRd Epidemic
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22
"THE GOLDEN PRIZE.

To the Idd,- Of The n Y. Tribune.
Sir: hu article appeared in THT WEEKLY TRIBUNE
of Ap,d L. which seriously reflects character
as journalists and publishers. fos state that " they
promi ed 10 give up the gift department Of their
"busiusss' We promised nothing of the kind. You
worthless Tbi. is false in every respect We Invite the
coset examination of all parties as to The qa4y OF onT
Ihmen, A. YOU have given your reP!tors ve;si ~ OF "a
matt vii yo not give ours an equal bgHY p g SAIITER IT1IER"
Ke,, Vow Ap.i 81 1855 Propre.,rs Of The Goden Prize
We pub,sn tue above communication although We
believe OR original report was correct. Wnen aPpre'
heoded hy the officer and brought before the Mayor,
Mr. Desn ipouired on Whist charge he was arrested,
aud on beog informed that it was for carrying on an
Illegal business, he said substantially "a follows.
am noi aware that have been rsnssressing any law,
but il my gfi business be illegal, am willing to give
il up" Cpoa this promise the Mayor permitted him
10 depsi.. The next morning the fcm published a
card anucuncng that they should continue
,le;r busness as usual. The Mayor, regard
ing this bomba.ti, announcement as gross
ISOLATION Of the promise given the day before,
Immediately dispatched an officer armed with a
,.,r.r, no rsa,rcsted the Offending pa'ties. They
were again brought before tie Mayor "ho' a"e' up
h,.6i,c ,aem for their conduct, sent them before
Judse Russei They sent for their couosci, n'' NV
;o bo so repr. septed the matter to the Judge that
Dean & Saer we've not Immediately neai. "'"' y"
,.,no,,ss TO 20 at large until again required by the
judge for the eods OF justice
With reee,d to the worthlessncss OF the Je"er'
-. nv The Golden Pri-c, proPIietors as p'tzsS
o. .,a,.mer, we're made on authority the complete
,,sc,ns., o. which we did not then sni do not nov
zee any reason 20 doubt on.
ms.s,s. Dean & Salter propretors Of The Golfc'
pic newspaper, will be brought up for examination
,ss,. his IIolor Judge Russell, on Friday, the S'Ii
mat, on a cbsrge of sWindlng by means Of sn Mega
Gift EnieIp,ise
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22

THE RTCFST Fatal ATFRAY BETWEEN Boys
JUsTIFnBLE HoNIcmE Coroner Connery yesterday
he'd irquest at the New-iork Hospital, on the body
of Lawrence Cook the young man who died from the
effects of stabs 10 the arm AMI leg received at the
hands Of Michael Hart on the night of the th ult as
reported ia Wedoesdays TRIBUNE. Tne testimony
aiduced went to show that Cook was the aggressOr in
the fatal encounter with Hart and that the later only
Eeserted to the Of deadly weapon to protect him
self from severe beating, which Cook was about
ioAoiiOg a; the time having him in the gutter 10
Houston street After a short d=liberation, the Jury
rendered a verdict "that Lcwrence Cook, the de-
"oeaSeJ TO his death by stab at the hands of
ohsel Hart, on the 18th day OF March, 1853, said
stab icing given in sefdefense. The boy Hart was
accordingly discharged from custody. The deceased
was eighteen years Of age, aud native of Ireland