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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-03-31

Ul q,
hearn a noise sorter like tarin single
roof of owe a house. all at onst, and felt
like my bones were all that reached the
floor. staggered to my feet and took q
look ut my sben. The nails had oil hilt
their holt, and thar it was hanging, arms
down, inside out. and as stiff as ever. 1t
looked like the map Of Mexico, jist arter
one owe the fust bsllles--a patch Of my
hide about the size Of dollar and half
bill here; bunch OF my bar about the
size Of birds nest thar; then some
more skin then some paste then a lit
ts more bar then little more skin -
then more har then skin and so on
all over that darned new faoglec, ever
lasting, internal cuss Of shert. II was
a pietur " look as--su' 40 was ] The
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-03-31
Fr"n the Marion american.
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nY oSg OF luC TWO HUNDRED.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-24
From the Lohdon Quarterly.
Woadefs 0f The Human System.

Paley applauds the contrivapce BY
which everything We eat and drink is
made to glide on it's road to the gullet,
over The entrance Of the wind pipe with
out falling into Ii Al little movable lid,
the epiglotis. wlichlis lifted up when VI
breathe. is passed down upon the9chink
-of the air passage by the weight of the
food and the action Of the muscles in
swallowing ii. Neither solids nor III
guilds, in short. can pass without shutting
down the trapdoor as they proceed -
But this is ohlyta part Of the safe guard
The slit at the top Of the wind pipe,
which never closes entirely Wilde We
breathe, is ended with an accute sensibili
tx 2 ea as t ahIts sd Rsts e s
yin Of the aperture causes its sides to
come firmly together. and the intfuding
body is stopped at the inlet. It i stops
ped. but, unless removed. must drop at
The next inspiration into the lungs. 70
effect its expulsion the sensibiliIy IF the
rim at the iep of the wind pipe actually
puts into vehement action whols class
of muscles placed lower than its b6ttorn,
and which, COMPRISING the chest over
which they are distributed. drives ont
the air with force that sweeps the Of
tending substance before it. The convul-
sise coughing which arises when We are
choked IS the energetic EFFORT Of i ature
for our relief when anything chances 70
have eyaded the protective epiglettisl
Yet this property TO which We are con-
SANITY owing our lives, is confined y q
single spot in the throat. Itdoes not, az
Sir Charles Bell afirms. belong 20 the
rest Of the wind pipe. but is limited, 70 the
orifice, where alone il is needed. Ad-
mirabls, TOO. II is to observe. thai while
thus sensitive 70 the most insignificant
atom. i. bears without resentment ~
atmospheric currents that are necessarily
passing to and fro over It's irritable lips.
I. II rejects,s' says Paley, /. the touch 81
erumh Of bread. Of drop Of water,
with 4 spasm which convulses the whole
fame yet, left u itvsif ami is Vfppercf.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-24
pattrp
II Am No. False.

am not false ttAis heart ofs mine
Still turns with fond regret to thee
Still treasures lip the slightest look sfas
IS " hen thou 9 DIST VI q bestow on me;
I lFthink OF thee byday and night, fsi stfs
I And Oft IN fancy bear the tone 4eIr 5
VI tay dear voice now lost 10 me-
Alas, forever lost and goneI sfsss
lam not false in alImY areams MA
see alone thy radient form
And oftIuPon my brow l feel s35.
Thy passion kisses soft and wa M;
Full of grasp but empty air,
& Whea tony lonely, yearning breast IS
I'D foldithe heart which once was mine.
An feel again snpremely blest.
lam not false /; in festiys throngs u
meet the young and gay and fair
Bni ah, no marvel, am sad. i
For thuu ar. gone, thou art not there /
In other days it was nd ss-
My arm was ever in thine own: III
/ But now in d slant halls thy feet
Keep lime % musicis gala tone,
am not false they know me not ~ 10
Who deem me CARELESS. vain and cold,
Or say1that | could e 'er forget as|
The hopes and fears knew IL old;
II is not so, my spirits still
Doth wa nder back to early scenes,
When thou vert all 1 loved beluws
Il The bright ideal oil my dreams. ts
4 lam not false, no, heaven above
Shall witness this, my solemn VOW
Whate. er betide, COME VI ai Or Wo, j.
I'll love thee esere'en as now,
Thy h,art may pour It's choicest gifts.
4 Upon another, lalrer shrine,
hut death itselt3can never change
The drrp deyotltn fixed in mlne
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-24
NO. Isl
Forthe Kanawha Valley sur.
Shipwretk
Com 3 MoUrH, August be-. 1853.

CoAI's MourH. August is, 1883.
Dean STAR For The last two issue.
ofyoar papsr.dI have looked anxiousIy IN
your Marine Report for notice Of
the arrisal. Of the Barque F1orid 81
Charleston, and fearing she might have
been wrecked on some of the Slsaals
betwecn here and that port and for
IAhnsa who had frisptis sii,iard aof a. d
will proceed 10 give a. thrilling account
Of her perilous adventure. away down
here, on the raging Kanawha, proving
to demonstration, that, !.
Larger boats may venture more,
But little boats should keep near shore,,
y About two weeks ago the j. aforesaid !
Graft put into The Port Of Mattawst for
L provisions, fresh water and passenge is. !,
After re3victualing the Captsiin said lie
would returnlthat evening TO Charleston.
but that was imprscticable, for the Wind !
god was taking quiet snoose awaY be-
yond the far of hills, preparatory ito &
grand. blow OUT which he was 70 make
that evening in the meantime the
Floria was released from her moorings,
and, as Ii
Her sails were set TO the dying wind,
she foate6 quietly along down the bosom
Of the Kanawha. until she disappeared 81
a bend in the river.
Is All went merry as amarriage bell. /,
at Maltaws.' until the distant rumbling
Of Jupiter's water wagons was heard.
and the occasional fash Of the forked
lightning. as i is issued from mass Of
dark clouds which hung like 4 pail oyer
the tops Of The distant hills, gave evidence
of an approaching storm. Shortly alter.
the truant ( Floria was seen coming up
along the opposite shore. scudding away
before the wind like . white sea gull /:
right gallantlyIshe sped along. and II.1
Walked the waters like thing Of life.'l
By The time she got opposite Matlawa.
the wind was ( blowing great guns and
ran the .Floria' head on, among The
breakers Of tie opposite shore. But
the : boafswain showed her of with
long POLE. the.pilot headed her for
the other shore. when a regular timber
smasher' struck her % The fore quarter
and threw her Oh her beam end, when:
Tall and thln' he tpmbled in. "a
H. Aadtshoft and stout went aiter.s
A life boat was manned by gallant Tow
the port pilot, and as he launcheIi his
fraii bark into the boiling waves .
shout went up from the vast muli;tuds
which lined the shore j; when he got 10
the afs,na Of disastnr Ii found 5tls
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-24

"A FArAL CAsE.-The pernicions habit
Of dragging infants for every aiiment, in
which mothers so frequently indulge, was
painfully illastrated BY i case which came
70 our notice yesterday. a young moth-
Or had been in the habit Of administering
paragoric to her babe. and it so happened
that, on Wednesday night, her paragoric
bouIe gave out, and ii her extremity she
applied to her laudanum vial. From this:
il would seem. Ishe drew too largely, and
the result was that the infant went asleep.
but the sleep proved the sleep Of death -
The feelings Of the mother. after she
found that she had administered . fatal
dose 10 her darling. may Be imagined z
We will not attempt TO describe them
and, indeed, We only give publicity TO the
case. that It may serve - a warning TO
other mothers who follow the practice Of
putting their infsnts asleep BY drugs
whenever they become fretful oF trouble
srne N o. Piedyurss. 9M
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-24

CoMMrrINe SUlcfDE TO VIVA VA.
GER There is a furnished hotel In
the Quarter St. Denis, + rays the Droit
(which is principally used BIZ Junior
clerks There is a large room in
common for them, where those who
happen to be without employment
pass their time in playing cards, Of
lansing. Inc tIHy Defgre yeeter1Ay
one Of them. named Emile D.,
said TO his companions. IN a jocniar
way. that it was 80 hot. and be was
so ont ofspirits.. that he had q strong
inclination to blow his brains ont.
One of the young men present said
fhathe would make a bet aga INST his
doing such athing. What will yon
'betlp replied Emile. still in the same
laughing tone. "A bottle Of beer. =
s. Done said the other, sbnt or
der the beer at once, for. as to gain the
wager. I must shoot myself, IIshonld
like to drink my share Of il first. "
rheIbeer was ordered and drank, when
Emile rose mp to leave the room.
Where are yop goingln said the 9TH
ers. ITO shoot myself. wasthe re-
ply which was received with a burst Of
laughter from al present. Their mer-
rirnent was, however. Immediately
put AN end to BY the report Of a pistol
IN an adjoining room, and on running
I'd the spot. they found the young man
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-24

utef Wy Intr0Ul9pl0n Of ALT alone, n0khlnQ
cam be SO quiet. Il does not even make
itself felt liza man does not know that he
has n trachea. This capacity Of perceiy.
ing with such acuteness. this in1patience
o. oiience. yet perfect rest and ease when
let alone, are properties. one would have
thought. not likely to reside in the sans
tsub1act lt iisitp The junction however,
Of these almost Inconsistent qualities. in
this.t sas well - in some other delicate
parts OF the BODY that We owe our salety
and lcomtorif5 qr safety tostl,eir slensi-
6lllty. our conf, 20 their; repuse.
M 4, o. the examples Mdducsd By
6ell Is that q The heart; The famous
~ ~. ,1arvey examined. =. me request Of
Snarles l. : noolenan 1ct the montgomery
'amny, wne- 10 consequence Of % abb
scess, nad = hatplous opening into the
CHEST. through which the heart could be
seen ana handled. The great Physloio.
glst Vas astonisned % ma II lnsensiole.
IA then Drought hlm, he says TO
we Alng. .nat ne might behold ana touch
~ extraordinary thing, and th3t ne
mighta perceive, - ! did, that unless
,sl Ne touched the outer SKIN, or when
ne saw our myers mi me cavity. TINS
young nooleman knew not that we touch- |
% the heart KS ~ . TO- the heart
that we refer our joys, our sofrowe. end
cur anecFions We.speaK oI 2 gooa. neari.
go, nard-hearted: true,hearted. and
z he f'rt man. Shielded from physical
Yioifnce oy an outWork Of bones. u -
not invested with sensations 81, ", which could
nave con'rloufea noshing 70 its preserra.
tiont Out while i can oe grasped with the
fingers. and give no intimation e the
ACT TO us possessofe It gn N re-
sponus 70 the varied emotions q TIE mino s
and oy the general consent OF manklnd -
Pronounced the seat Of our pleasures. !
grieis. symPathlesf hatreds and loves
PERSONS have frequently dropped down
dead rom the vehemence win which u
contracts or expands upon tlie sudden
announcement OF good or bad news--its
muscular walls being strained too TAR IN
the upward or downward direction TO en-
able them to return-andsone Of the Pur-
poses which this property OF the heart -
probably designed % suoserve y % put Q
check upon the passlons. tnFongn me
alarming physical sensations they Excite
The brain again y enclosed M : oony
case. All our oodify Sensations gre ae-
pendent upon the nerves. put even the
nerves do not give rise 70 Telling unless
they are IN connection VAIN tne esain.--
Inc nervous cord, Whicn; ~ lau''l'sr lsp-
guaye. 10 called the spinal marrow - th0
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-24

Al lady up town refuses q Eall
il hsr bosorr bscapss ithsS is
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-24
vvaeon. ana Blacksmith shop.

WAS0A 1As4 esAAesr11>sss>,11- - s@T :. = .
rINiaE Subscriber inforrns The inhabitants q:
Cpaps Mouth 4 nd vicinity. that he still
e5atsuuas Il carry on the Wagon Making ant
RIAL smithiue 5nsine s. in all Their dtfIefend
hranehas. He IS prepared tosfufniSh his Gus
taulErS wi.h neat, good aud substs nsial
WAGON. Ills materials are Of The best qual,ty,
a NJ II cont tent his work w,n bear inspec-
,,un, ~ ii Is d,nc r;thet BIZ himself, or under
.fss H4' 'N1' JOHN oyERsHlNER.
15t.a .,ta Mowru. FEB! s2. 1915. 3:4i
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
DIED.,

sBBoTT-Op WEDNESDAY, Dee IL, Mrs. Elizabeth Abbott.
Of her rslsie seey Roe, ESQ az che.er 0rsnt7
GoIay T. Carriage: VII be in w'ii'f :, se cs-.r; .f
leaves FOO; Of Du,ne street at 9 o'clock a. IN
BAlBER-On WedLesia, evening Dec 49, Anni Josepfire
baoe' ga yes'. asd II moL .a'; s, 70 ,sn3 the
funeral Ibis aiterLoor rh-rsdsJl De- 49, a. o'eK M
= bs residence Of her EaEel''' No L keH-'en street.
BARTou-ou wedre.ssy Dec. l5 shr re'idsaoe q aer
Mr. Eliza bsCw. rec. u Jacob Barrow, esq aged -
.na eps. q the family are invited 70 attend Ter
fLeal - James Caurca heHO"I, on Fnasy Dec H. s'
2ocotk m
pEnHET-o- T...aay. Dec a Mary Bennet aged 90 ye,f'
H., al resyes ard ;h h3.e Of her Jer9 N .rd
N9Is. b.t,t sG- NJ AsrS ai 1b I
to-day :: O'Clock p IN, without further notice
BUBLInGAaE--ln wiilr;, Coarrl,ud. County n. = On
Ntc-vs1sy. Dc Mary "iie CT Ala' Suf-gtHe n 'ne
7sA year - Der
CRAIG-ou w,dI- I-'dsy mcrnias, Dec. IS Mr'. EI.se'a
her rel. y, .rd OF her J.ne-M
and belisIn HsScoca aud iho.- - n-r rpar" u',fe
Sitt resp c,i steld ssr uu~r. from lie
f, Baptist Chach con.l bEDoHe ard Elizabeth ''ies' VI
Fde,y Dc II 'sl p H.
DAVi-o. russdsy, De ~ ne rs.esue' o. aef '''n-'
DEGNAN-!l tLis c.ty cn T-.dsy De- IT, IoaH OegraI-
sse 81 ye4rr
DoCGHERTY-Il hi. city OF T-e.dAy moraint' Dec H.
Jsue. f,OusteFty aa.e a years.
EDRIDGE--Iu ~ iisu.bc sh on Monday evening Dee D
Of couss,,oa Of la-s Edrcgs aged s" years 'ed
months.
FoEBEs-Or II hrsisy Nog % bis e.terce, res' Gar
esIss is.nc - Cubs a.r iues Jena F9ro-' esq
OIL, oEotsel o; Mrs c. Van ~yck Il p. ace Phla
BART-l- Broos,ya Hcnd.v evening, De- IL asrsa'rt
wife q Henry HsTt OF N-~ br-rsS CO. y . s-ri - yva'
HiER-ou Tuesday sertooB Dec H. at o'clock fr.nei' v
HyrE J-sT, ana uoL;ns younEes 90 oi h5Lfy w.
E.ls Hyor.
KDDLE- OK Tus3sy mig Dec. g Asry Arua youae"
oaartr ef Henry sni Jane Kdde ss-d ysAf' IL aou'n'
arc :. 6sy.
Th- ,hs fsny i5,i,ed s,,eai me- fr-'s oe
Ihar.i,!. 18th list, a, o'e.ock p T. i'on ~ - h
NJ ,.s.fa s'rrrt. =.
kAuFfER-ll ri. c'v. or Tuesday nor-rs Dee IL df@
Lucy p Re t.r ased 4T y.,rs moths arf d.S.
KErCEAy-O- W-dc--dsy Dec II, Tr-d~eA hstcaan !'-'
sE-o 10 years. -. =.
Tt- r.,iye. AID .r-.as of family rv-t - tsrd ns
funers frcrr he -rscence - hs hr. No ~ "'H I've "
see, OF friesy morning st 10 occs WITHOUT '-i'ae'
r,n-e. -, q,
LAURiE-suiden,y Stanford Conr, OF hoaa'y Dee. ~
Patrick Laurie s.iys Of "1tc u,h, sc2tsAa Il 'ae '''a
YEAR 4 bis ss-. ..
AcCORp-lu :b c,y Tl-.e,, Dec li s'trr infrritr
r.os. Mr.. Ehrao.th o.. sido< Of tn ''-e "-'ise n
scCort. eyed - VI moi Il. -na : cav,
CORnlCk-lu mi. cry sldfsny on Nouo.y hoe .p pi'
De- IS Nc -ofick a.t ~ y'sr' snn I---
kAgT(S-Ou re5u-.tas D. IS, NJ, .frortr W. MATTE
formerly q Tfomp.n nusI--, - as-c - ye.f.- -
Her f4-- pa,t '.-rQfo~, a. u ''ll -
ceuce h.r il-.ss. D Peter. ., - 80 '''''
T.. rrua - sin b- q. GrerLS 'o' . OIL, - -
ToIsLEY-As Dsyr, OLi1 sIasy, Dec - S-sa'' u
To -sej, ased = .e.1
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

yesrs. TIE Company have sn ample supply OF coal.
and cssh capital growirg out Of tle Ds,ainest paA
by the sicekiolters, aoequa'e 20 tae wants OF tne
busre,s
Nj Jscob Brcu~erhss been elected President Of the
Ets Fire l',u-srce Company Of New-fork, 10 PlsSs
az Ctsrcs Towp. dec"ss-j.
M,s.,s Gre.beck & Hoyt offer for ale the Bonds
Of tire ;, ccud sveE ne Rsilross Company. Tai, CON-
tary hos cebt II only sS0,NO. and pays regulas
quMiery dividends OF y cent.
IRE Goodhue FIRE lpsl' snce Company have declared
a ~ui-snt usl dividend Of y cent.
Alber, II Ncolsy will hold his reculN daily auctios
sac ci Stocks and 8onds 10 morrNs, Thursday, 81 ~
O'Clock. q, the Merchants ENcharge.
Quite on sc;,vc speculsron bss been going on Ia
Boston in Copper s'orAs, anong which the Pe">o"
Mine, P,rsge Lake, Is ,he most pron'n'o' the
stock hsvip s. nom e TO 81 within The lsst
sixty dsys. THIS advance is patty based upon what
IL considered extraordinary product for the yer.
the mine yel1iug abou, 100 turs. in rongh Copper.
We uute,stard however, upor good authority, tina.
the average purity OF the Copper is but Jsi cent,
the 90 ups producing i20.6Si 10 Of ngot Copper. or
sbou, 2l0 turs. - i very mlch below the average
purity o; Copper iom the successful mines on Lake
Superior. The Isle Royse, from 20 tnos Of rough
Copper. this year. obtsined il3.6Si 10, or about
90! 'urs of ingot Copper, within q tuna
of the sctusl p-oiuct Of the PewSc The secret OF
this may H. iouad il the ambition OF the mining agent
to make a. good a show of mineral for the year ~
possblehaving before promised to seed 400 tuns to
mslket TIE iirs, shipments - the year averaged 10
I,r c, Mt in purity understand, an the last could
scarcely have exceeded 30. sud ioub, inclIdeda a
greet deal Of badly cleaned mineral
The Aetcayk advertiser Of the l3.h, noticing the
verdict IN favor of the Lcog Dock COMPANY says
The case WAS decided in favor OF the Company At
the Circuit Court whence M sppeal was taken 10 the
Supreme Court at Trenton. The decision has been
cor frmed by awarding the Company damages To tao
amount of 100000
The surexed table gives tho amount Of
GoID recrred from California and erpvfef fyo~ Nso iws
ye,sly trith u Spocie Sab Tres'.s a"a ~
-, fk.I I,r,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
G. DE. sal'e -,kc' 1872 6
....Sig,4yg S7l

ro.sl......-s 81, ,5s al
The expenses Of Novemtei we're $l6 90 81, agsinst
earpg. s33. SOB -.
Tie itigsrior by and against the Cumberland Cod
arc Iron Company attracts some attention, and IS not
urcers,ood by the community. We learn, BY inquiry
a, the Compspys Office, that the proceedings against
,he Company by the Trustees are merely an ehnt on
th.r part to get what is deemed by the Company
unr.ss. nsbs COMMISSIONS. That. excepting noe
for $Ji7 o5, dae February 1859, the enrre tra.t s
Discharged and that for thi. note the oney has been
of,r-d to the holder. On the contrary, the 'uits BY
the Company against tbe parties who claim to have
purct s-.d that property known a. the Hoffman farm,
have succeeded far TO have obtained an ipdncton
re-ranirg tte purchasers from mining any coa' OF
conveying away any of tire properly or papers con-
pected with the Hoffman Mining Company, and the
couns,l Of the Cumberland Company IS confident OF
sucoe-s II should he remembered tht, 10 any event,
the mines Of the Company are comparatively mex
hau-t bic aud th.; the Company now nols s. inuca
property as they held s any tine W'tnia tSo or three
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
couRT cAIyEpAR-rut, DAY.

Is DisrRlCT CorRT.-Nos. y, =, g, l07, 10,
e. a. So 81 - a. Co. o. 80 is a. So - s. 50 So Is
no IL. s. a 9 ia, is, 10 iSo a. - 6 ~, ST. o5 TO- os
% u ~
sUPRFvE OCRr-CIRcrIr-PART II-Nos. 1910
eel 25ja zoe 2li ISL. IS IL, Ss E38. .Sli g. 7ii
.4si Se 3is e57 go 29o;, 2n6, 23os 2Slo 22. 2'4
?86, s,ls. 2eo 2722 182, 23I6, 1913, 21H, s5I 1854,
.sS, zaSg sf4o 29f2 28fi 2si6
SUPRtNE CoURT-SPECGAL TERN.-Nos. ~, -,
IS $50. ~ lss 39 4o 49, a. li5 49, liI fs li 49,
l0s ls3, 60
SUPERIOR COURT.-Sane as yesterday.
COysn> PLEAs-PART Nos. J02, 2j1O Isl, 33j,
,sas loIs iG7 1871 Ii2 2i98 90 q ssl Io2 io7 PART
IL No. ls5s sn4 go 3s. al9 lln5 U 9lO, lh1, Vlt
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
rARISE COURr-DEc. l5-Bsfore Judge THOMPSON.
Thou As,en Tn ,Inss Miller.

jun p 1851 payable six months aer tae % he
o.cer o brother Loui. Mile Louie Miller paid the noe
ssy to ou. HaGrd indo,ed ard dry trsns
rs became the property o the plaieh II Va. ars'd m
thst lie plaintiff did title 20 the note uut
sfr il nafuree that nair ~h0u, consd@rAiou aud FOR
the acoo Of Louis Miller Louis Miller testified tba
tie note him In payTent for cbett- rts,ge
pauif aud tina. he rs'ssd % H,hed "r value
before The defendant then produced hs brother
and LepLe who testified that they would not believe the
payee Louie Miller t. reblt th, testimony Alderman Lynes
a. o.L.ls cs ts plainh, aud sihd a'o Mr Miers
81 ars f. seraty The Jud rendered zneut for plain
uh for I cl.iu I'd. For pAiltf A. K Lawrence
IT, tor defendant " K. Stafford
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
MARRIED..

BURCH-BOWtN-ln Milford. Michgau on Wednesday,
Dee 3. By TIE Re- Lyman Loye~eu Nj EPtfsia bcrch TO
Mi. Lucy Jane Bowen.
COLLIN-KELLINGER-O "Wednesday, Dec. Is, a, Calvary
B.p,i.t Church We Twenty third street ny the Rev ID
Gl, tie Oren H. Coir 20 Garry D. ~ lager daughter Of
Samuel iDgtf, 80.
shE-WILsON-At keene. n II. OIL Tuesday De II. by
Re-. Mr.. Whit Frank ;. Fsks en- Annie +. Wilson,
6su .hier of the Hon. Jane. Wilson. all o; keene
PAslOR-SATHANS-On Mond,y teinoor, Dec 49, a. the
residence brides father No. 81 Wss. Twenty ninth
str-. William Pastor Emus PslLEe, daughter Of Hr
}. j. rAhals, al OF mis- city.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
fAdycrtisementl
FAIRLY AWAKENED ,

The attention ot the public f, s~skeredt the c' tast
SANfIIN mEoicArrD eAPES ol the Water Closet uecss
and luxIy both fsr m. Al those .5und health
The truth tnst orc insv paper poisonous aud pIodave OF
fes sud fsu oens wide spread ia this country as Is
IN france and Rus.s TIE physicians IN those countries inter
dict Tie u,- o. pted pspt .tTenuon.y sld d-trmn.dy
SNhtr htplSAIfb fsrhR superior ar.ice ape II 10
sdvssee that al persons d-ous a restored prol
heah an cons' quent coufor, should try H. Dsror No ~
Arust Retoec th,tJ C. GAYErT, i, .fe mafted In each
shee, ana ais sc sinie autograph i' each p.ckAge
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
SUPREME COURT oIRcUrT-DEe ls.-NOrrrs.

TIE ;.l osiug order promul,atei t-iay:
Cssu5sr 4 csrs@, ro-,--t . ta v be- made rP
f-h. Jatusrv T.rrn f35a f1r whi-i - isu-
t-d o. before Wetussisy th. % ty of Dee Der 3s
Al uo,- e .-e ~ tta sut ve-y s-ts-G--at Term must
.,a.@ 6is inrt.s tna nature = t-e is.r@
su~h " for JaG--y Ten shs sso sa.e whether
caus. Cst ~ the close ~ December T-ra
la ard shsl ttt hr ~ ae csr'c ~ "a, Cal
eudaf sut q. sh, state VIE hr- the
n 70 Cserdsr sud rh- ulmb-r ta-reo ami Il
fa. b-r marked down ~ he Ca@ufs- m 1888 L.
.. ..a,d q is-r sd IT, 1a-- ta-reo
Th- .lr.rted r-,e sny cau-- OF IT, C,e~:,
the -o-. Of therein conforms % tie 0regoins
:, c'i0rs.
Ard Wt,u cause j. placed - the Calertar VII n7 b
r.ssAy % ~ IL ro.- q or th- -rh.a.r~rt Terms
O. Cl nis 8 De- r3-'inued f ta- succeeding
Term, a-;il :he is-reoa A. ai.9 ed -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
Advertisement;
.ATH AND PEARL WHITE TEETr

What's more dissu,.og had breath Toe subject is too
delicate be referred 10 BY best aua most tnste so'
ei.t-. So refined gentlemen and beautiful ladies 10 so
incubus sufficient to anuih.e IN an IN
,sI perfect otherwise irutas charms sit gle
bottle of H.RTFys PRARtg FLowrR w reo6er tho
breath the teeth white ffre ~ cents Depot NO
SSl Broadway and by Druggss Of respec,sblity.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
COURT OF GENERAL SEsSIONs-WEDNTso.y Dec.
L. q z. 2 Mn

John Anderson, indicted for burglary ia the third
dfree p AIDED guilty p. larceny, sud sentenced to the
Perii.utlary Tor moLths -.
John conyir ted burglary the third
dse ths,e years aud six month. In the STATE
Prison.
Jseph Smith ed and convicted for ssaut aud battery
kill The Jury returned avrrdc- 81 gfy 81
su. with intent 60 bcdiy harm. Sentence resered, ana
he Court adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-sPEcrAL TERN-Dec. Is.
Befor. Judge BRaDY


scbloss sgt Nofs5n
A for 10 recover for goods sold and delivered. De-
fuse o Limitations The proof showed b, defendant
made before IN. ctbt s~rd ard th
ih. a. gr.s paid a dividend plu'h sccolD: The
question whether t. such payment 10 bnrs toe
s, within the statute Limitations. The JidJe urd th.
ofceIed judgment for tie plaintiff Tor ai aouut
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