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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-19
Great Commotion In Newport.

A CASE OF SCAN. MAG.--SHooT1NG AND RUN
NNG-A BIG SUIT AND ARREST.
The little city of Newport, just over the
way, is a great place for big items Some
thing exciting is constantly turning up there,
to keep the people in commotion. Night
before last they had shooting affair, and
Yesterday afternoon an effort was made to
complete the job. The facts are succinctly
rs follows.
Mr.. Woodwork, q respectable citizen of
that place. suspected an improper intimacy
between his wife and Mr.. Piner, IA banker,
whom he had considered one OF his friends.
II is said his suspicious finally became con-
yiction. and night before last he met Piner
on Monmouth street, and struck him "a blow
with his list. Piner whipped out u revolver,
fired four unavailing shots ut his assailant,
dropped his hat and ignominiously fled. Mr..
Woodwork maintained the field, and carried
off the hat as trophy.
Yesterday the injured husband entered suit
against Mr.. Piner for SIS, 900 damages, and
during the afternoon again met Mr. Piner on
Monmouth street, near his bank, and, being
armed, he drew his revolver for the purpose
of shooting, when Piner again ran, flying up
the street like quarter-horse. Woodwork
followed as rapidly as his infirm state of
health would permit, keeping his revolver
levelled at the fugitive, but had not yet got
near enough to the enemy to make dead
shot, when he was suddenly brought up by
the sheriff, who arrested him. be was subss-
quently liberated. Meantime he swears
double vengeance against the violator OF his
domestic hearth-pocket aud pistol vengeance.
Mr.. Woodwork is aged thirty-six years, and
the youthful Lothario has seen forty summers.
We understand that proceedings for divorce
have been commenced by the injured husband.
--Csnci,anati Commercial.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-19
British iCruisers on our Coasts.

A vessel at Boston (brig Robert Wing)
reports being overhauled in the Gulf by a
British cruiser on suspicion of being a SLAYER.
The name of the man-ofwar is not given,-
it is doubtless the steamer "Styx,-the same
"Styx" that boarded the brig Mobile off Key
West, under circumstances hitherto narrated.
Who the commander of this British steamer
is, we do not know, as yet,-but it is a fair
presumption, he must be some young, harum-
scarum mad-cap, who has come over to the
Gulf on a lark and, on pretence of looking
after vessels in the slave trade, is playing off
such impertinences, and taking such liberties
with American coasters, as Americans never
have, and never will, put up with.
When the news of these pranks reaches
home, however, there can hardly be doubt
we think that the commander of this steamer,
with the Pandemonian name, will be repri
manded, if not recalled from the West India
station.
An apology for his conduct is also DUE
for Her Maiesty's Government must be aware
that this overhauling of our vessels, in our
own waters, as it were, Is but a new and most
offensive exercise of the old Right of Search,
the attempted enforcement of which con-
tributed so much to bring the two nations in
hostile collisions in 1912. The whole thing is
uniustiible and inexcusable,-in short,
gross outrage, whichd must cease at once; and
what has already been one must be explained
and atoned for-or serious results are GER
tain to ensue.
1t is but few years since, we remember,
that another British steamer-the "Devasta-
tion''-cut up some such capers in the Gulf
at the expense of American vessels,-but as
soon as the government heard of it the vessel
was ordered off the station, and suitable
anoiogv made for the unwarrantable liberty
her officers had taken with the flags of other
nations. The ''Styx," in like manner, now,
cannot be looked after moment too soon.
She is a brewer of mischief, and, as such. she
has no business on these coasts.-N Y. En-
JrexS
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-19

centres and regulate things within their linn
its, and not to interfere with others within or
without the large wheel; and think that If
they would all pull and push together in their
proper places and act so as to get the good
will of God. honest men and women, the devil
and all hell combined could not stop them. l
have had some ideas a long time about plan
that think would give us good paper cur
rency the length and breadth of our country
and at the same time increase the power OF
the little wheel over the large wheel, that was
created by them, and as soon as we can get
to understand each other about the large and
small wheels, 1 will try to give you the details
of my plan for good paper currency that
will be produced by the little wheels and re-
ceived by the large wheel. think this is a
good time and good subject for us to think
about, and l hope you will learn myself and
Others as much about governments as / have
others about water and wheels. What say
and do is mostly for the boys and girls.
Yours. very respectfully,
MAY Is. 1858. S. w. ADHESION.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-19
The Southern Nicara
fgua.i

The Southern Convention adopted last Fri
day. unanimously, the following resolutions;
Re.olued. That we regard the re-establish-
ment of the Americans in Nicaragua as work
of duty, no less than of honor and interest
ON the part of the Southern people; and that
this enterprise, tending as it does to the in
crease of Southern commerce and Southern
power, is of paramount importance to many
other questions now before the American
people.
RESOLVED, That as the Southern States have,
under the constitution, equality of CONNER
cial rights and privileges with those OF the
North, the federal government is faithless to
its engagements and oppressive in Its opera
ton when it attempts to suppress emigration
to Central America from the South, while it
permits it from the North; and that we deem
Il lust and lawful to condemn such an assump-
ton of federal power, and perversion of con-
stitutional authority.
Resolred. That we consider the Americans of
Nicaragua as having been twice most grie-
yously wronged by the federal government,
first bv the act of Commander Davis at San
Juan del Sur and Rivas, and recently by the
utterly illegal and disgraceful conduct of
Commodore Paulding at Punta Arenas; and
that we believe that the people of the South
ern States not only entirely repudiate these
wrongs to their former countrymen, but also
regard them as lDOlTtCt lubuito W tuchocifcoi
and we accordingly warn the federal govern
ment that further persistence in such acts
well render the government odious to the peo-
ple of the States and contemplate to foreign
nations.
Some of our democratic readers may think
these resolutions no part of the business of a
Southern Commercial Convention, and, there
fore. uncalled for, as well as out of place.
But, then, are they any more SO than the
greater portion of the proceedings of these
bodies? If uncalled for, they may not be al
together unjust. Indeed, we are inclined to
regard them rather as very just. The inter-
vention of the government against the Amer
leans in Nicaragua deserves unqualified con-
d .mnation, and ought to receive it. AS a
stroke of policy, intended to strengthen the
administration North, or to diminish the
chances of loss there, from its presumed
Southern proclivities on other subjects, the
breaking up of the Walker expedition entities
it to more-to the unmitigated contempt of
Southern men. AS the Convention was in
part composed of recognized democrats, such
as YANCEY, HUBBARD, HuLIARD, Pryor and
others, we presume the democratic admins
tration will take the rebuke in good part, and
endeavor to profit by it. We shall see, how
ever, what is to come of it.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-19
Curio N spring In Alabama.

The Talladega Waehtosner, in an interesting
review of Professor ToUaEY's last report on
the Geology of Alabama, states that near the
line between Hancock and Lawrence, there is
spring of liquid bitumen or mineral tar,
which is said TO be somewhat remarkable for
its curative properties and is said TO be a
known cure for scrofnla, cancerous sores,
rheumatism and other diseases in which alt,
atives are required. The water runs out from
"a seam or creyice in the lime stone and the
tar of bitumen floats ON the surface, black
foam, very cohesive and iusoluble in water
The tar can be collected in masses, and
patients visiting the spring often taken il in
the form of pills.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-19
The correspondent Of the New York Herald

says:
/ am informed that when the Cass- Yrisarri
treaty was received in London, IL was submit
ted by the ministry TO the law officers of the
crown, 10 know il il conhicted with the Clay ton
Bulwer treaty, and these returned Il with the
declared opinion that the two treaties do not
conflict IN any particular. IL issnpposed that
the communication OF this fact TO the fresi
dent by Lord Napier, has something to do
with the Indifference of the former 20 the i'm
mediate abrogation Of the Clayton Buiwer
treaty by Congress
Ii Is also asserted that Monsieur Sarsiges
has ofiicially informed the government that
the Emperor finds nothing in the Cass-f risar-
ri treaty inimical to the interests OF France
These facts are supposed here 10 Indicate an
entire acqaiescence by Great Britain and
France in Mr.. Buchanan policy In the Central
American questions
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-19
Heavy suit Dee.dca.

The suit of Ii. Waller 4 Others Is Bennett
&C., which has been pending il the Chicago
courts for some time past. involving property
valued at more than halt a million OF dol
lars, has been decided IN favor OF plaintiffs.
BY the decision, Messrs- II. Waller, e. u. Ceons
Tho. A. Matthews, John b. foyntz, ana oain.
@. Pearce. all OF this city and county. are en-
riched 10 the extent OF more than s5vo,ooo.
Lucky feilowsl
We heartily congratulate our sald fellow
citizens on the successful Termination OF their
suit, aud we Congratulate Mason county That
such handsome sura il 10 be added to' hef
aggregate wealth.-Maysvslielk y,) Eagie.
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s,reng,h and Heaish Re.,ered,

Mr.. john Davidson, lyiag Ten miles above PITTS
burg. the Pennsylvania Canal, says; "whsn con-
monced taking Berhave's Holland Bltsers, could
hardly walk. Now l enjoy excellent health"
HEADACHE AND DEBILITY.
Mr. Slas J. Iit,scomb, Of Birmingham, says:
II have found IN BaseFhave's Holland Bitterx q
remedy Tor HeadAehe aad De6lity. Ny wife has also
used Il with the greatest benefit"
Mr.. A. 5. Nicolsoa q Pisisbarg Alss remarks that
he has experienced much relef IRON rs use for bead
ache, mzyI7-tv
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-19
Notice 10 Contractors.
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RaILReaB

Dkof0SAfS snt te reserved - tAts ol1ee, unt1 ne
la q iunc nexi, fur conssTuetins 1aanel Ia tie
lsSumua Gat - Haecodn MISUNDERSTANDING rock
and earth tEr f8aEdafan Il The Mkspnrs
Fszns and spccG<zr1ns teE Ne uoFk can - sea 60
applczxan ne fesllznl f1kaesF q TIE CnsnEany
he wark sal au.oant ieAEE 81ose1a. II be Ca
shed bef0rs ms fss - feensheE next Ii sln
- eszrse4 - ne ieNesf resFraazlo4s bizi1er.
7. X. STErkesff&. Frzzt1e1l-
o1lss Nzz1- 4 chsL B. h Co. NJ lid
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-19
ST. ABRAMS,
FOR s LIE OR ENT

THIS is one Of the handsomest improvements in
Edgeheld: il II within twenty minutes walk Of the
Capitol and Is on elevation overlooking the entire
village healthy and dry. II is surrounded by some as
pretty scenery he found IN this county Every
convenience necessary &C. render il comfortably as
family residence and country hue have been added
The terms very liberal.
jan20-u RQYD a m
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-19
SALE OF VALUABLE
Real and Personal PrOperty.

VINHE undersigned will SELL on the premises South
Il Market street, opposite the Military College on
the FIRST SATURDAY IN JUNE. being the 5th the
very valuable House and Lot on which the late Fred
Jonte lived at the time Of his death fronting on Mar
Ret street and running back half way 10 College ST
Also, lot fronting 127 feet the Lebanon Turnpike
being lot No II in the plan Of the University lots
Also, will be sold at the time and place the
personal property Of said Jones Estate consisting in
part OF an excellent new Cracker Machine. and all tho
fixtures furniture, &c necessary carry the Ba-
kerry aud Confectionery business-two bread wagons
and mules, one buggy, together with a stock Of
groceries, confectionery show cases shop furniture
&c., &c.
This is especially fine opening for Bakers and Con-
fectoners as IL is an old and well known stand and
the only one in that portion Of the city We will sell
the property either in whole in part private sale
and If net sold before the whole viii be offered the
highest bidder on the 9Th OF June next
Terms made known the day Of sale.
PETER BIIIIOD,
A. A. HATCHER,
may4-dtd U&A Executors +. Jonte. decd.
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For Sale.

A flRSr-RATE house girl, about le years old as
n well qualified any in the State OF her age She
was raised in good family in this county and we
wish TO sell her 20 some In the city Call
and see her as she Is not sold for any fault
apr5-n WILL l.. ROYD In
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Auction Sale of Groceries
BY
Lanier, Phillips & Co

ON vi m day, May 24th, 1858. We
~ will sell for Cash, in front of our Warehouse,
complete assortment of Groceries, consisting in part
follows, viz:
40 hhds. New Sugar, 100 boxes star Candles
200 bags Coffee: 100 hlfs. & qrs. do;
rs hbls. New MolasSes: rs boxes selected W.
40 bbis. crushed and pow Cheese;
dered Sugar; 100 bbls White whisky
IS kits Mackerel; is 80 y. Y. Brandy;
$50 pkgs. NJ 4. Rasins; Is % Holland Gin;
sacks Almonds; 300 kegs Nails;
IL cases Sardnes rs doZ Painted Buckets
30 boxes Cove Oysters; 30 nests Tubs;
10 bags Pepper; As boxes starch;
25 chests Tea; $50 90 Soap.
90 bales Cotton Irvine; rs 4" Doyle's Candles
So coils Rope; 100 dog. Mason Backing
Is cases Matches; 100 boxes Flasks
Together with numerous other articles TO make up
complete sale. LANIER, PHILLIPS CO.,
my19-td No 80 Market street.
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HIGHL A N D E. r /.


THIS very superior and famous Horse h n
IL located for the season OF 1885, At my Dn-AA
farm adjoining Nashville. Mares viii be re- FNIN
ceived from 10th OF March % 10Th Of July at $50 each
and 81 20 the Groom, due 10th July; in all Of
failure they may be returned gratis next year
HIGHLANDER bred by Thomas Tay Tor, of
C., in "a, We got BY Glencoe, imp his dam Casta-
net, winAer all distances, by Monarch imp, &c
his pedigree IH, pure and Fashionable and ike the
horse himself exoes the admiration OF the most criti-
cal observers.
HIGHIAASDERs n rich chestnut, 0f excellent cOnsti-
tuition and temper measuring 10 hands IN height and
has unusual length and stoEtness Of frame, coupled
with surprising beauty 81 form and action As great
raeehorse, HighanGer's reputation throughout the
Union, was, for some time, hardly equalied, having
beaten, in the best style, all Of his many competitors
IN South CAROLINA and Georga, unti about 1--WE years
old, when he sold for so 600, and went
forth 10 meet other formidable rivals wherever 20 be
found.
In this extremely trying career, Highlander gained
large share Of success has attended any
raceh horse, under Ike uav-
cling and running all distances he did whether IN
good bad health and condition.
An who have examined HIGHLANDER and his colts
freely express the opii0n that breeder Of snpe-
rior stock for Gerry u.s. be viii take rank among the
most reputable horses OF the country,
marls-1 u. r. McGAvocK-
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Fifty Negroes for Sale,

A MoNG the lot we have several good Families two
II or three young Women with first child four good
House Boys, boys from Is TO 20, good Dining room
Servants with good lot Of Geld hands men and girls
and good Blacksmith and Barber.
apr29-u III II HAYNES A co
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llew advertisements.
d En,Inetrs, Architects and Contractors.

TUE figdZSlx iIsoS COMPANY, PhgsAassrAl., are
i nos prepared q reoefse 4aa sxeeute orders ior
al sixex - WkOuGffF IRON SAID AND Cohf0USD
RAMS AND GiRnkE1s. 81 any Required iensths, fas
flrr-Frcef BusldnEs knd Hidses-
tfariags and pan e using, tasezAar .ish tAhis
showing eapazity q beams VII BE furnished sFatal
ouziy af,oa sl,faicaliaa
SAMUEL J. REEVES. " Prssiaenf.
mayla-srisln SIC Wslnnf street.
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Rock City Mills.
ORDER

A NY one wanting Flour Bran Meal, &C., from Rock
n City Mills. viii lnd ORDER BOX at the Post OF
hcc and at W. III. Gordon 4 Co.'S Warehouse, where
the car Man calls four times every day.
apeI3-u BAUMAN & co
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10000 ACRES OF LAND
EOH Sale

I>OR sale 20 600 Acres OF fine land in Texas Titles
Il perfect. VIII hc sold in body, or in tracts Of
$40 acres or in league 42s acres) surveys Persons
wishing To make good investment world do well 70
call and examine the plots and titles VIII be sold for
cash, negroes or real estate Nashville
Enquire Of II. II. HAYNE 4 Co. OF Of A. v 3 IrSps-
apr93-dtf
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Hmusements.
AND VIEUXTEMPS

THALBERG AND VIEUXTEMPS
GRAND COMBINATION CONCERTS WILL BEGIN ON
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
May 3Ist, and J tune LIST and 2nd.
rINHE manager also has the honor TO announce that
i an engagement has been effected with
Madame Elena D'Angri,
The great Prima Donna from the Academy of Music
New York and Miss JUIIANA MAY, who will appear
at these concerts. Full particulars in future adver
tisements. mayl9-tf
FAREWELL CONCERT TOUR.
MISS ANNA VAIL.
A BOUT leaving the friendly shores of this, her
IA tive country for Europe, feels anxious 10 visit
once some Of those els in VIII h she has been
many musical places where she has not had the honor
TO appear and has much pleasure 10 announce 10 the
MUSICAL AMATEURS OF NASHVILLE,
That for this she viii be assisted by the fol-
lowing eminent Artists:
MOL l. II n Ill A L L r..
The great Vionist, who created quite sensation in
Europe and this country.
n. B.-Mons. Julien, announcing the brothers Mol
lenhaur says his programme: ''1her Duets have
astnnished the diIetdni of musical Europe by their
surprising unity Of soul and expression accorded by
these gifted Artists TO their performances. The broth
ers Moenhauer highly celebrated FOR their
positions their executive Abilities their Quartettes
and Musiea di ComOra having given them much
among composers and artists their playing has
achieved with the publicn
The. Schreiner.
The talented Pianist and Composer pupil Of List.
mayl0-u
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLE,
Old Nashville Inn Stable,

NORTH MARKET ST.. BELOW EVANS q CO.
THE subscriber has fhis day bought fe Interest q
4 ,. y. AIxxANpER The above stable, AID = pre-
pared % furnish a she<t noiee nt hotes and neat
BaFeses and ffaeke Tor whlch only cry nssz<sass
prsce wtli be charged. All zho Ush % rse IN sty e
had better give him : cal.
Thase sishsne - purchase Horses asi alco ni1d q
greatly @ Their advantages give hisn call, be \
n cstrn u1irzfan viii FaFscs Ia oo, ucl ~ else
where shroaEh whnse agency he enshiea - FURNISH
eracffx sach Horses AAy BE- WANTED
H. : Also pset.are8 % Kaick aad bnek. Brsak and
Ga - SaffIe ffarnes, In uhich bFasrh fas naeed
IN all; ~ nazf r-rfr sais.fasiaa . snaTnaHiaa Re
member, North Makes street.
J. c. MofERRAN,
snavfS-fm Iato q BsNlibg 6Feea. Ny.
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A xEAT dwsIlzng Hsase "a HlgA street., No -
n aeAE hFoAa street, Containing Eve Feons. Apriy
10 ID. HAWKINS, 81 ". l. DosDs-
msyle-u
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Auftiuu Ssales.
Auction Sale Extraordinary
By Trabue l. LueuS.

VHTE will sell at auction Tuesday and wednesday,
w May 18th and Goth, 1858, magnificent stock of
of New, Fresh and Fashionable
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
(nOw receiving) embracing nearly everything IN the
Dry Goods Line Also about 80 cases Boots and Shoes
20 pieces Carpetng. Also thousand dollars worth
of new and Fashionable Ready made Clothing-wlll
also offer this sale, Variety Goods, Dress Trimmings
Gold and Brass Jewery, Watches, Double and Single
Barrel Shot Guns &c
TERMs-Au sums over 500, 4 months for satisfactory
notes payable in Bank.
mayl7-td TRABUE q LOCUS-
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ANeat D,velIingnou.e Cor sale
A Desirable Room 10 Let.
pAY-BoARDERs WANTED.

THE undersigned has a very desirable and pleasant
Il Room, suitable for small family, together with
board situated No IL South Cole re street Also
select number Of nay -boarders wanted.
May It'll. GEO. f. MEAD.
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For wood, four sizes-;he best Cooking Stove in
use-w last with care, from eileen 70 eighteen years
and cook with greater convenience and in less time
than any CAstiroh Stove. have also just received
the following
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
whole Tickets $40; IraIve. %, Qua,

Approximations 90 the 500 ,06r, Of 5000 each
Of 400 10 so 200 Of 400 80 OOd of zoe 10 900
OF 800 20 IS 900.
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The great Prima Donna from the Academy of MI:
New York, and Miss JIIIANA MAY, who will appe
at these concerts. Full particulars IN future advt
naylq-tf
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mlSSER'S 5 MINUTE ICE CREAM FREEzER.

Old Dominion Coffee Pots;
Best artris faF m4kiag Ceeee IA use.Eiil make
siEh ooethnd less nnsiertz and ptrsF and sfroHger
than Any ether bssicz retaining all the arena a The
!. ". WILSON,
mayS-0 No. II csllegs q
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-19

Match for 81 500 a side; 81 900 forfeit miles
James jackson names Efie Bynum by Glei
dam by othello years old. VIM Roundtree mans
( by Glencoe, dam Jane Watson by Priam years
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-28

"a OTICE. We, the subscribers hereby give no.
tce that we have disposed Of our interett in the
firm Of Henry Simpson 81 Co. to James Fay.
LORENZO B. CRANE,
FREDERIC HAYES
PATRICK BROCKwAY
Buckland Corner, Manchester, Ct, April Is, 1858
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-28

The King of Prussia, after various
turns OF fortune, abdications, and res,oratons
ana after much drink, is mad, He believes
ne is a private soldier who has Just received
ms commission of ensign, but has lost the
parchment, which he anxiouslv seeks in ali
tne hidden corners of the palace and hooks of
me garden. He dishkes to be watched by his
ana de-camp, whom he believes To he eon,-
handing officer. The recent royal murris ,,,
p pe!ween the daughter Of Victoria and the
;na tHos u russia affords no room. for recrim-
nation. Insanity is hereditary on both sides
s and IL both cases has been developed on the
The indianapolis Journal tells funny
story OF the sheriff of that county. The dav
before the escape of Shears and the other. pris.
oners, (of which we had an account several
days ago) they were complaining of the jail
t .b "nereupon the sheriff facctiously advised
them, If they didn't like the board IN leave
They left. " 40 o
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-28

10 PRESERVE Eoes.-The way to preserve
eggs through the Summer and Winter il
simply this; Dip them in boiling water for
the space of five or six seconds, then wins
them dry,-and they will keep good and
iIesh from one year to another. The water
s., snpts the pores of the she'll, and consequent.
y Keeps the air, which spoils them, from the