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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-10-21

SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTIoN.-In South Car
DINA, all the Democrats have of course been re-
elected to Congress, as there was no regular ep-
position to either Of them.
The Hon. James L. Orr, who represented the
fifth district, declined to be candidate for re-
election We have not heard the name of his
successor. 1t is needless to say that he will be
a Democrat
INDIANA ELECTIoN-The returns from the
different Congressional districts of Indiana show
the result of the late election in that State to
have been choice Of seven Republicans, two
Anti-Lecompton Democrats, and two regular
Democrats.
MINNESOTA ELECTIoN.-Ch chicago, Oct 16.-
The returns from Minnesota come in slowly
The following have been received:
Henlopen county elects the whole Republican
ticket.
Scott county elects two Democrats and two
Republicans to the Legislature.
Ramsey county elects the entire Democratic
ticket.
Washington and Decotah counties are report
ed Republican.
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MuspExs IN LOUISIANA. The franklin Sun
reports more cases Of insubordination among
the negro population Of that parish than eve
or known before. We have already men
toned the murder Of Mr. W. NJ. I. Pearoe,
planter on Beuf Prairie. The Ssn now
records III murder OF Mr.. Thomas N Hobbs,
living on the Macon, by one OF his own ne
groes, in similar brutal manner -
"Mr. II. found that his negro man, ABE,
who had his legs cut OF TO his knees which,
being well padded. he walked on without
difbculty, had done no picking that morn
ing. He approached him in front, and va.
leaning little over him, and IN tho act OF
strspping him behind. when the negro seized
him BY the collar. Mr.. II. pulled out his
knife. whom the negro, seizing his arm and
putting It towards him, put the CUT OF the
Leeve In his mouth, and then succeeded In
throwing him down. The knife filling, Abe
picked il up. opened it. and at once com.
menced using It on his master. lie Inst
ripped his abdomen open, making gssh OF
eight or nine inches, cutting upwards TO-
wards the ribs. He then stuck his victim in
another part Of tho abdomen, and under
each collar bone. Assistance coming up,
the 6end was taken Of his master, and BE-
cured. Mr.. Hobbs was taken to bis house,
and fingered with his wounds eighteen hours
when he died. Abe was tried, found guilty
and hung" ....
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attacking BY the asnk near the hind leg, or
bv tho throat below tho NV. u b ques-
tionablc whether be over attsmps 70 seize
an animal BY the withsrs. The hank 10 the
most common point Of attack, and that 10
the part he begins to feast on frst. The
natives and lions are very similar in their
tastes in the selection Of tit bits an Gland
may be sen disemboweled by lion % com.
pletely that he scarcely seems cut up atsll.
The bowels and fatty parts form full meal
for even the largest lion. The jsckal comes
smiling about and sometimes sudsres for his
temerity by a stroke from the lions paw
laying him dead. When gorged, the lion
falls fast sleep. and h then easily Dispatch
ed. Hunting lion with dogs involves very
little danger us compared with hunting the
Indian tiger, because the dogs briug him
out Of cover and make him stand ut bay,
giving the hunter plenty Of time 70 good
deliberate shot.
Where game is abundant, there you may
expect lions IN proportionately large num-
hers They are never seen IN herds. but SIX
or eight. probably one family, occasionally
hunt together. One Is in moro danger of
being run ov,r when walking in the streets
Of Loadon. than be 10 Of being devoured by
hons in Africa, unless engaged in hunting
the animal. Indeed. nothing that l have
seen or heard about lions would constitute .
barrier in the way Of men Of ordinary cour-
age and enterprise. ......
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4 Mrmno!h Pear--Tiro Crop, Of Maj
in one Season..
A correspondent Of the New York lri.
bune, writing from San Francisco on Nov.
Goth, says; ....
The steamer Of to-day takes on board for
New York u mOnstrous pear. raised on the
farm o, George yelling, On the Willamette
river, eight miles above Portland. Oregon.
Ii weighs four pounds is eighteen inches In
round. and twenty-One inches in long cir
cuulferenee, and nine inches in long dame.
ter. 1t resembles pumpkin. Ii was
grown on "pound pear," grated into u
VIII tic hawthorn three years ago. tub OF
water was kept under the tree during the
dry season, and the ground was kept mois.
about it's roots. The sum OF $50 was
offered for il here and refuse. The tree bore
IL pears, the smallest of which weighed 81
ounces.
II tho weight Of ,his car is correctly
stated il il the largest OF which we have
ever had an account. The largest pound
or baking pear Of which VIC have hereto
fore heard, weighed three pounds. aud we
believe il was the original of the models ~
frequently ,een in the fruit stores in this
vicinity. The largest eating pear We
have ever seen, was raised IN South Boston,
aud weighed when FIRST gathered - or 81
ounces. 1t was u Duehessed Angouleme.-
The AmadOr Ledger reportes that two crops
Of maize have been raised thi' year by Mr.
Eirkup in that county, the second crop hav'
ing bccn grown from seed furnished by the
first crop.
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CLERICAL ASE.p orE. Many years ago
when as vet there was but one church In the
old town Of Lyme, Connecticut, the people
were without pastor. They bad been Tor
a long time destitute, and now were on the
point of making unanimous call Tor a We.
~ acceptable preacher, when u grained
man. by the name Of Dorr, began violent OPP
position to the candidate, rallied party,
and threatened 10 defeat the settlement =
At parish meeting, while the matter was
under discussion, q half witted fellow
ruse in the house. and said he wanted to tell
a dream he had last night. lie thought he
died, and went where the wicked people go,
and as soon as Satan saw him he asked Inc
WHARF came from?
From Lyme, in Connecticut l told him
right out. =.
'Ah? and what are they doing in Lyme p
They are tryingto settle minister,
said.
Settling minister = he cried out. Il
must put a stop to that Bring me my
boots :; must 20 TO LYME this very night :
/ then told him, Us he was drawing on his
boots, that Mr.. Dorr was opposing the set
Element and very likely he would prevent II
altogether.
My sarrent Dorr exclaimed his msjes'
NV Sarrea, Dorr! Here, take my boots
IL my saryent Dorr is ut work there is no
med Of my going at all =
This speech lid the business; Mr. Dorr
made no further opposition the minister
w..s settled bat his opponent carried the IT,
tie My saryent Dorr, with him to the
grave
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The utter inborn ,illainy Of man, the or
iginal sin of his nature, is especially eI'
hibited by the hoy Arercli, belonging to
JnO. II. L. Cole Esq ,ofNOrthampton Coun-
~, ". {. Read what the following adver
tisement says
800 REwaRp. Ran away from the sub
sscribcr, the 18th september, my man
AClIRKLI, who, is about feet 8 inches
high, and will weigh from l40 to l50.-
Ac'rell is about 80 years old, ofdark com.
plexion, his head somewhat grey, there is
no particular IN ,rk recollected On his per.
ON lie is sawyer by trade, and is well
acquainted in the County OF Southampton,
Nansemond and Isle of Of Wright. He may
be on the line Of the Norfolk Railrond. |
will give the above Reward to any person
who will deliver him to me in Northampton
CITY, North Carolina, near Baykins Depot,
Virginia. or secured in any Jail. 50 l can get
him. lie may attempt To pass NJ n free man,
US he is rascal enough 10 do so.
JSo. IL. p. CoLE.
Northampton County, n. g."
Achrrll. YOU execrcable colored ruflan
You professor of 'glittering generslities,
with the practice supeadded You nscaI
enough to pass yourself of as free man
o, degenerate age and impudent slave IN
y. IribUHe.
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AwFuL TR,GEDr-A FATHER MURDERED
~ ms CHILDREN. A dreadful tragedy &C.
Cured IN the town OF Dracut. Mass. near
Lowell, IN Saturday night last Mr.. JOSH
VA Hath, an old gentleman, between sixty
aud seventy years Of age, blacksmith BY
,rade, and Of incorporate habits, WAS de.
Ibcrately murdered by his own children, n
son named Frank Heath. and daughter
uamed Miriam York Heath. IL seems that
the father and those children lived together,
and we're often quarrlling, and they COM
plain that he frequently beat them. Ae
eUrding 10 the daughters confession, she
mad rndeavored To- poison him by giving HIM
,e, made OF Apple Peru, which he drank
rs she thinks, in sufficient quantities TO cause
iesith, If he had been let alone But the
sOn, on SATURDAY night, shot him through
The head whiis, he was sitting in his cham-
Der. and towards morning buried him in the
shop, by digging hole IN the ground SUN.
GENTLY decp % receive his naked body, and
covered him Over with earth. As both say.
tho work Of burying was done Sunday. r.
In the morning. when inquiries were made
Tor the old gentleman, they finally confessed
shat they had murdered him. They seom
TO have but very CANT conception Of the
enormisy Of the offence Of which they have
beea guilty. They are both lodged in Jail,
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AN EXPRESSION OF GRATITUDE.

AN EXPRESSION OF GRATITUDE.
"A East Cambridge, June 20, 1854 To THE AFFLICTED
This certnes that have suffered for several years with
that most dreadful Of all complaints seminal Weakness
no one but physician, OF person afflicted a. was,
can realize the situation was In Iapplied to an old
an skIfu doctor. he lid me that my case did not re-
qulre medicine - that should soon get well II WAS
careful Of my habits waited and waited until be-
came 90 weak and reryous that could hardly Walk
then consulted physician who pretended to under.
stand the disease took his medicines three months but
no relief Since, have applied to other physicians.
but received no benefit. began TO despair. Wished
never had been born-had continual pain or distress
I'm my head-dilzness ringing In my ears, forgefalness,
weak eyes, &C. was much emaciated, my friends sup
posed me In decline from Intense study and connnr-
ment The 2lst OF last April, Chat day shall never
forve) friend and fellow student said TO me, Chares,
have come oadyise you. I have been troubled the
same as you aretherefore, know all your bad feelings
and the cause of them" called upon Dr. Cudworth,
and ne cured and he will you u you take his
medicine. Take my advice and you will never regret
IT, The next day called on him-foow.i hts improved
course Of treatment for little over nine weeks-gradu'
ally improving, and am strong aid well both IN
mind ami body Ifthis communication should meet the
eve Of any one afflicted rs was, advise them as
friend Of suffering humaniy,to 20 and see the Doctor
and they will be curei and saved from an unlimely
grave and enjoy all the blessings attendant upon health
Re.der, do not delay you are In trouble male or ie-
male CHAIR rs DICKSON.
To DR.. Csdworth. lyrS2
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AMERICAN &c FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. n. EDDY, Solicitor Of PATENTS

LAT. AoEsr or q. q. PAfsxr 0,vIcl, wAsHiBoros
uSpsa re ACT o. 1871
No 70 STATE Street, opposite xilby g., Boston
yrYR an extensive practice Of upwards Of tvent,
4 years continues to secure Patents In the United
sats sso In Great Britain, France, and other foreign
sountries Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, apf
Ali Pa or Drawings for Patents executed on liberal
,erus and with aespatch. Researches made Into Amer
can or Foreign works. TO dstsmins the validity or uti
nv ID Pstents or Inventions legslo other advice
rcnddrsd in ali matters touching the same. Copies Of
The claims Of any Patent furnished BY RENTING one
Iollsr Assignments recorded at Washington.
This Agency 10 not only the largest In New England
,ut throush Il inventors have advantages for securing
pstens or ascertainlns the patentabIlty ofnvenons
Unsurpassed By. II not immeasursbly superor TO, any
which can be offered them elsewhere The testnonlah
siyen below prove that none 10 MORE sUCCEssPCL
AT rHE PATENTOFfIURth than the subscriberi and 90
SUCCESS Is rnE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES
AND ABILITY, he would add that he has abundant
esson 10 believe and prove, that ct other once
4 the kind are the charges Tor professional services 90
moderate The immense practice ofthe subscriber dur.
ing twenty gears past has enabled him TO sccumuatea
vast collection and ocia dsciona rel.
alive TO patents These besides his extensive library Of
less and works. and full accounts Of patents
granted In the United States and Europe, render him
sols beyond question to oer superior facilities for Oh.
tainins patents.
Al necessity Of journey to Warrington TO procure
spaen and the delay there, saved
lnveatcrs.
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OCTOBER.

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3 1 5 q = : y.
10 III IL IL IL ID 10
IL Is ~ % II % %
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M. CUDwORTH-Bo..nic Inhnary. No. Is,

III Howard street, Boston, Mass. ~
DIR. CUDw0Rrn attributes 10 his xEw pisoovsny
mech Of HE success In curing the most deep OBJ
stinate COMPLICATED and long standing, and even ~.
nEsIfKp disorder Of the human system. His utter DIS.
card fReury, hydrats Of potash, and other mineral
polsons frum the medical practice forced him 70 search
fos substitute, and the result vas, this agent, which
In Itself 10 thorough but mild searcher discover and
expeiief ofaii meeual o. other poisonous depos OF
the humon system.
This Il veil worth sober consideration |! Because his
cleansing and renovatng rsmety the "Nev Discovery
Il the basis on which his theory Of Healing long and ven
settled disorders II founded, and viii In al cases intro
duce healthy action Of great consequence but vhere
he pronounces thorough cure, Il has SrvEn FAILED.
Old Diseases q the tn oat. Chest Heart AND Lungs
0out and Rheumatism. Indigestion, General ptoiny'
Mercuriai Afctions, Females Chronic Disorder, Nsr
young and mddie-aged persons and all diseases o. tne
ain or urinary organs constitute list Of human Ac.
lions In which RS .New Discovcry"is ois most abso
ius racacy FOR the salisfActon VI the public. e6v1
viii be les Ally iotetrd n grain OF mercury % found 10
any medical preparation nom this institution.
All psnons sho By IN In intudtcioas 90 dencen' neil
jcal treatment have Lost all Ah In the professon ana
all hnpe q recovery may for couple Of weeks Wy TINS
nav DISCOVERY, and never continue medical treat.
ment that In three weeks has effected % Important and
unbeatable change to his benefit
Or Cuduorth has his Own Laboratory, where AL DIS
medeipes are prepared II 10 his oun interests TO pay
, AMI carefully select h. drugs used n his practice,
al that NO spurious or old sluggish COM
nounds nor mistaken, Inaccurate, OF tous prrp<fa.
Ioos can defeat his knowledge and dsA point his -.
tIent No. Il Howard street. once open day and eve
nrpg lyr33
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Ten Dollar Sewing Machines.
WILSON'S TEN DOLLAR SEWING MACHINES.

HNHE subscribers having purchased the exclu'
l. siye right to manufacture aud cell IN York
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nocroR cUDwoRTH, q, hi, Botanic In.

DOCTOR CUDwORTH, at his Botanic In
IL Urinary, No Is Howard street Boston, Mass, de
,oes his whole attention the treatment Of diseases OF
The urinary organs lis great success In curing these
long standing and difficult cases, such 40 have formerly
be~ considered incu,sbe, Is sufficient TO commend him
70 the public ~ worthy Of the extensive patronage which
he has rrceiyed. Within one year he hss cured over
500 practice which no doubt exceeeds that Of
any other physician In Boston, therefore all persons Az.
vlicrrp With any disease will do well tn call on him,
and avoid al Boosting imposters either foreign or native
DR. CUuwoRTll still c,nhdentiy Invites the ladies
70 teal h. invaluable method Of treating the many dis
trsssDg complaints which the SEX are subject TO
General diseases and all obstru ons removed Without
physical danger. Consultations strictly CONFIDENTIAL
once open day and evening. Al letters addressed to
DR.. O. DwORTn, IL Howard street, Boston, Mas,
containing postage stamp, will be attended TO. lyr32
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"Uncle Robert writes n "Read.
err from up the river. "was character
well known for his oddities. Somewhat ig-
norant, too, v cle Robert was, and not gilt.
ted with a keen insight into matters and
things
Billy said he one day, TO friend who
had dropped in to take SIN Ike with him
Billy they've been and 'lectei me to an Of
fec IN the church
We'll, Uncle Bob, what is it?'
.Brier q
'Brier! What do YOU mean''
.Brior :.
Il guess you mean der, Uncle Bob
Elder Elder that's IT," said he, bright
ening up. Il tsought it was something
GREEN y
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fRsrIM0NIlIa-

"Durins the time occupied the once Of Commls.
siouer Of patsuts, X. II. EDDY, Esq, OF Boston, did
business at the Patent once Solicitor for procuring
Patents There we're few, any persons acting In that
capacity, who had much business beforethe Patent
once and there were none whs conducted u with
more skin, fidelity and success. regard Mr.. Eddy
a. one Of the best Informed and mot skfu Patent 10
citors In the United States and have no hesitation IN
assuring inventors that they cannot employ person
mors competent and Trustworthy, and more capable Of
putting their applications In form to secure for them
az early and favorable eonsideratopa the stent o.
ace, EDMUND BURKE,
Tai Nounnni ssioner Of patfnfa "
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From tAs prsssnt cemmiss,ossr.

"Auorsr II, ls6s.-During the time have held the
once Of Commissioner OF Patents, II. EDDY ESQ.,, o.
Boston been extensively engaged In the transaction
Of business with the once, ~ Solicitor. lie thor
oughly acquainted with the law, and the rules Of pae
tice ofthe once regard him a. one Of hsmost caps.
BILE and successful practitioners with whom have had
oclctz Intercourse. CHhs. hhsoN,
Bo.ton, Sept. 2. ls5I.-ly37. CON-, Of Patents.
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Farm for sale.

A SMALL FARM, situated in the noriheri,
"A par vi the city II Bddrio,i. four miles from
the CIT! mills, containing thirty live scre' 81 lno.'
ss-rllrui rrass land, divided lniv moving, llag'
md pasidring. Also. y nr~ house, ~ by 70. al
l. by -, well flashed outside aud paril ins,Jr
Al.o, barn % by ~ II any Que IL in want al a
..ali isrn. 10 y will do we'll to call l~iorr buying
rl--Sbere. There IL more lsnd adjoining which cen
be ha IL d,~ircd. OLIVER KUMERY.
fi 'iori, Msrh Goth, 1857. lolf
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KERO SEN e OILS

(pisriLLxp Taon COAL, NOT xxsLosvE)
SECURED BIZ LETDRs PATENT.
THE d,6eren, grades Of these Celebrated Oils,
suitable for aschinery Of all kinds, Binnscle
and Family use, can be had Of the undersigned,
sis, of The Wholesale Oil Dealers and Druggists
mn The City Of New York, and Of the authorized
Local Agent Of the Company 10 this place.
..tt AUsTENs, 10
GENERAL AoExrs, KEROSENE On Co..
No 50 Beaver Street, N.
NJ Local Agencies granted On application as
above. Orders should specify the description oil
lamp or machinery Tor which the oil Is wanted.
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Corn and Flour

THIS day landing from Caroline.
5000 Bushes Yellow Corn,
50 Bills Sup Grnesee Flour,
go Bags Fine Fed,
All in line order and ior sale by
JOHN GlLPATRic.
saco. September 2sih.ls5 Il
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For sale.

THE House and Lot, pleasantly situated an
L Chestnut Street. near Main Street, in THE
ciiy, nov occupied BY the subscriber Posses
on gwen immediately.
June 9, 1857. %
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DECEMBER.

|. 1900. ! . 2 4
5 G = 8 . 10 III
IL IL Ii Is l6 l. Is
10 10 II 30 % % 2j
% - 2S - 30 81 .
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TO FEMALES. MADAM

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. MADAM
/ CUDwORTG, No. Is Howard street, Boston Mass.
The necessity Of Botanic Innmary and discreet fe-
male Medical adviser for ladies to consult IN certain
cases. apparent that 10 useless TO enlarge upon
It, Madam O. IL very thankful TO the ladies Tor the
patronage extended to her In private prac Ice. She
confidently warrants that her treatment shall be perfect
iy satisfactory TO all The high orier Of this medical 60.
Enlistment will satisfy any that all will be treated
In the most thorough In all Department. Mad.
am o. medicines for Females Irregularities, Suppress
sions &c. are positive In their result ending TO re-
move obstructcns and strengthening their system La.
dies recurring medical aid will do we'll 10 call ana con.
suit Madam q. before going elsewhere.
All letters addressed TO MADAM CUDWORTH, IL
Howard street. Boston Mass enclosing one dollar, will
be promptly attended to.
Once open day and evening. lyT33
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THE SECRET INFIRMITIEs OF
YOUTH AND MATURITY
Iu., Published. Gratis. the 2jth Thousand.

hea or Local Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions,
Genital and Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
Of the System, lmpolency, snd Imr.dimenls 10
Marriage generally by B DE LANEY, NJ. ID.
The important fact that the many alarming
complains, originating IN the imprndence and
solitude nf youth, may be easily removed wrTn.
our aEplciSE, II in this small tract, CLEARLY dem.
onsiraied; and the entirely new snd highly sue.
cc-sfnl treatment, ss accepted by the du,bor, fully
explained, by means Of which every Que l. en-.
abl.d Ia cure HIMSELF perfectly aud az the
Irasi possible cost, thereby avoiding all the ad.
yrr'lsed nosirums oi the day
Sent TO agy address, gratis and poet Tree In a
to DR.. DE LANEY, II Lnpensrd Street. New
York. lyri0
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WINTER ARXANG EMENTs

- r-. . WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
E;;.zs~R. On snd aller the Monday, the 2i.i
in,i., tue si-ain-r- Lrwistsu, CART Csc. KNIGHT
and sisntrsai, Capt. L. a. PRiScA, Will run q,
iollO~s'
Lac Atlantic Wharf Portland, every Mon
day Tuesday, "Wednesday. Thur,d.y sni P'Id~,
al 7 O'Clock, NJ n.d rnirai Whan Bueiun,
~ ~ M.uday. Tuesday, "Wednesday, Thupds,
aud Friday, al o c,oc. u ~.
Far 70 Cai'in,. .... .'''. ...'s......tl2J
On Drrk, ''..''''''''''''''.'... 10
N d. Esrh t.'-i " furnished Siih q lsisr
nn1il'er ~ sale roons. iur The scc.ininUZiaioo %,
isJlc, snd farnill-,; aud travellers are r'nndrJ
that by taking this lne. much sa,ing .f iiue aud
-Spens. Sili lee made, aud thai the io.a, -''en,r
~ arriving IL Bo.,'n si late hour. Ut The n's"'
will ie avoided.
The boat. arrive 10 season for pa..eueer' 10
take the rsrl,r-i trains ou' At the city
The Company 80. NO, rr.ponsible i"f osssage
To an amount exceejing s5J 10 value, and that
psrso,sal, un,e,s n,sicr L. given sud pslu ,of ~
The rate vf Va~ passenger Zoe every sIOo .ddiiion'
81 value ~Frighi taken .. u,,,.i
,ls l. BILLINGS, Asrai
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THE UNION AND EASTERN journal.

in Lowell, to await the result Of IN inquest
which 10 being bald uron the body Of tho
murdered man.