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The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29
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ssltor long 4ilAe Mf. George P..Paine, of
/ ~ orcesters sNasss has been knosnasa DOW
erful physical medium - and his achieve
ments in the line of table moving have con-
refted hundreds to SpirithaIisni, and been
ten argument in the mouth Of its believers.
HIS demonstrations we're sHosiiustha dark,
| ike those OF. the Davenport boys, but under
a ftfd blaze of gas or In broad daylight. He
has nafe tables move apparently without
human contact, to thescoznfnft Of Believers
and the cenfoupding ofsskepties,
The Worcester Spy, OF the Goth Oct,
contained an account Of his exhibitions, in
which the table was so moved, and Yan-
kee Doodle" raped on, i in good style, in
tim time NJ With the whisstling Of of5ia e gentleman
From time q time .fsiia6lei lnhiSeaiums''
saw spirits lowering around Mr.. Paiae, aud
he was ia a fair way of becoming lion
among the Spintualists.
Recently 'Mf. Paine came to this. city,
mainly for 1.-The purpose of convincing Mr..
Coles, former medium, who has fscently
concluded that physical manifestations are
a hrImbug. For this purpose a circle was
held in Mr. PAINS rooms, and Coles, with
several others. attended, and were unable to
detect any deception. At second 2inter-
view, however, he, with Mr.. Henry Smith,
the Razor Strop Man" and Mr.. Waters,
of Worcester, determined to sift the matter
to the bottom. Mr.. Paine, on being re-
quested to change the position of the table,
refused, alleging that it would destroy the
conditions" ..H = ia4'7'
AT last small hole IN the floor, and a
rent in the carpet, we're discovered iu' close
4 Il.
gentlemen named proposed To take up the
carpet; but Mr.. Paine dennurred, and re-
quested them to call next day. Mr. Coles and
his associates however, determined not to
yield the point, and gave Mr. Paine clearly
to understand that they would not leave the
room until they had taken UP the carpet.
Mr.. Paine, finding that he could not
stave off an examination, finally aeknowl-
edged that the whole thing was fraud;
that he had cheated, not only on this occa-
sion, but from the beginning, his wife and
most intimate friends, as well as his nu-
merous converts, having been the dupes of
his premeditated deception. ;sf,u4
Mr.. Coles stated these facts in the, Spir-
itual Conference on Wednesday evening, in
the presence of MIR. Paine; and, after he had
concluded, the bogus imedium got up, pub
licly acknowledged the fraud, and defended
It on the ground that the end jjusti6es the
means. He believed that the great share
of the reputed spiritual phenomena is sham,
although he was of opinion that some of
them are real. He stood commended to his
own conscience, and counted it among his
treasures in heaven that he had charged
nothing, although small presents had, from
time to time, flown into his earthly Golfers;
his labor had been one of love. He had re-
sorted to deception in order to meet decep-
ton, and ultimately expose It, 7ii'-
Having defended his course, Mr.. Paine
exhibited piece of No. 9 wire, as the YER
liable apparatus by which he had moved Ia
bles, and converted hundreds to Spiritualism.
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29
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zhe7 once q EzSsAs \ i=sFs Is l.fliished
With . eonpieeo ssaotneEs a Hse Hswss STYLES
Of ype5 Borders Ffcsrishes, suess Cards, Fancy
Paper. .4EolQya dpkss Rouze, &e, enabling the
proprietor 70 print -CEReszAas Cans, CKsrFrcArEs
oESresE. DzFpss FosrEEss and allFgsAsr sinds Of
Jos PRIyTISs.- IN \ naHaeE- -nnsuzaaseaa. in the
country. Particular attention paid to printing
all kinds Of Blanks. Orders for work promptly
attended 70 when aeeompanisd WITH eAzH. Elk
esLzieR's Is our mssssss 1adsfSssu 40 AK
Blank Warranty and Mortgage Deeds Bonds,
Executions, Summons. Subpenas, Attachments,
kecognizancez; etc. constantly on hand.
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29
CLONE. Sweet Home. .

We give below a beautiful incident in the
life of John Howard Payne, author of this
world renowned song, as related by Rev. C.
W. Howari, of Georgia, in recent lecture,
which exhibits the veneration felt for him,
and proves how deeply implanted is the love
of home, in the breasts of the rudest of men,
as well as among those of the highest social
distinction. Mr.. Howard stated as an in
PRODUCTION to the incident, that it was sad
and singular fact that he who sang so
sweetly of home never had one of his own,
and died stranger in a strange land:
"Mr. Payne was on visit to Georgia,
and proposed to visit the Cherokees, in the
vicinity of whom there had been force OF
Georgians established, partly to protect the
Indians and partly to overawe white men
who were interfering with the State laws
Mr.. PAYNE was warned that his visit would
be attended with danger to himself, but he
persisted, came to Cherokee, Georgia, was
seen by the Guard and taken prisoner. On
the night of his arrest, as the Guard and
himself were lying around the campfire,
perhaps not far from the spot where we are
now assembled, one of the men began to
sing .Heme, Sweet Home" When he had
finished, Payne told him he was the author
of that song. The effect was electrical
The men started to their feet, unloosed his
bonds and grasped his hands, declaring that
the man who wrote Sweet Home could not
be traitor, and should not be prisoner,
and the next morning dismissed him with
deeds and words of kindness, The act was
creditable to the men, and the highest com
pliment, in the estimation of the author,
which his verses had ever received. II
teaches that among the .rudest of men the
sentiment of home is as deeply implanted
as among those of the highest social dis,
tinetion.
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29
National Calamity.

Keitt-Hon. Lawrence Keitt, of South
Carolina-is about to close his Congression-
al career We entreat our readers not TO be
lachrymose. 1t is among the ordinations of
Providence. that national calamities should,
like misfortunes in the career of individuals,
be now and then encountered, But of what
offence had Congress been guilty that it
should be shastised by the retirement of the
hero of Whippy Swamp? Tell us-to
whom in that body, wiz the keeping of the
American Eagle be entrusted |? Who viii
groom that agel-o-ri-ous" bird-o-freedem
now Keitt has beer. keeper of the sacred
cage. He has regulated the diet of the pat
rriotie fowl. He has trained him for the du-
ty for which latterly be, has been kept He
has taught him to, pounce., with his most
vicious scream. upon the :.AboliGonisss. 2
wherever they are seen. and always 70 keep
a uigger in. his nest. Who now vii under
take the. ornithological duties which Keitt
has so handsomely discharges !? Must the
Union 60 to. wreck, our liberties be de
stroyed and the hopes of mankind pc NIP
ped IN the bud, because Keitt viii retire and
leave Congress, the President, and the Ia
gle TO die of his neglect? Cruel kelu
Who, then. win take care of Grow 2-=-Cati-
eego Press and Tribune 90. - .Saso
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29
Opium Eating in New YORK.

The Evening Post is showing the extent.
magnitude, and influences of opium eating
in this country. We quote: -
'sThe importation of the drug has increas-
ed beyond the ratio of the increase of popu
lation. The amount now passing through
the New York Custom House annually falls
but little below one hundred thousand
pounds, and the ports of Boston, Philadel-
phia, Baltimore and New Orleans must
triple that quantity. Not tenth part of
it can be required for medical prescriptions.
The average to the population equals. if it
does not exceed, that used IN China and the
Indian Archipelago. te.' .azsss ~
Inquiry among druggists in the different
wards of New York and Brooklyn, would
seem to establish that the use of opium act
ually increases from year to year at ratio of
about 30 per cent. Some dealers, eYading
direct answers, give the impression that
they only sell to ell out medical preserip-
tions; but in one or two such instances, it
is found that the income derived by them
from the sale is no unimportant or unproht-
able item in their accounts. Others, more
frank, have acknowledged that they sold
many. times more than the quantities re-
quined for prescriptions.
rev cOBeumSFs OF inc urats, HoHcseF,
obtain their supplies from one spothecary;
desiring to conceal their habit from obser-
walton, they procure them from several
shops. We are confident that the amount
sold in any one drug store in a. ward is
more than ample. as general rule, to meet
the wants of the physician. Yet The num-
Der of such shops in the city is counted by
hundreds. The quantity consumed here
annually must average, from one 70 two
ounces for every adult inhaBitsnt and posi-
bly, more. It seems to be used more in the
eastern than in the western side of the town,
and more in Brooklyn than in New 'l.t'' York :"
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29

BE- fsCAE7HE RrHrppIsz CHzNeE ms SKIs?"
This auestien has ,recsiyed 2 practical So
luton. the Yicksburg .7fge Soatkr0a aver-
ring i il as fact that the negroes on 9 plan
t,fso,, +, tbat vicinity were so scared by the
anparit;onf of 3 lTi6asay Elephant from
srnirysIisg nesagsries; thatzthsy al turned
permanently Ehite. aafvsg sgeasiz
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29

The Georgia Times is down on Douglas
for ttWarsisg the wishes 6f che President.
Is does nos claim that Buchanan EsssFight;
ali is insists on is, that Mr.. Ruchanan had
q legal right 70 90 to the devil in his own
way, and that Mr. Douglas had no right to
interfere m the programme. s1.zf -
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29

= A young English gentleman from oxford.
who passed through Chicago recently. gave
,Volk, the senlptcF. an order fof portrait
cameo bracelet, TO contain hkenesses OF slx
of Americas great mem Tne names select
ed were Washington, Jefferson, Frznklin,
Webster, Clay and Scott.
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29
~ N. p. CONWAY,
AttorneY at Law.

LAWRENCE, KANZAS
tNILL devote himself exclusively to his pro
W fession, and attend to any business which
nay Dc entrusted to him with fidelity and des-
patch Particular attention given 70 eases Of dis
PuIed Presumption titles before the Land Office
Vfhee In Collsmore Buildings, Massachusetts,
sTeet. .5zzzr-s.t Jan. atf
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29

Anexcbsngsa paper. undez the hsad OF
Good Advice, ~ adyises yoEpg usa n
..wran themselves up in their .yiEtus,s a
EEc.oten15pofaa5y well refaaEkss Many ot them
eos,l.d fEsssfs 10 dslfs5 tEsis izlsss. Il ssy
| had no other covering.
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29
W. &. sUTLIFF.

W. IL. . y ! u Z
MERCHANT TAILOR, wholesale and retail
" dealer in Cloths, Clothing, and Gents Fur
nishing Goods, No. 5 Mass ST., doors north of J.
biood's, Lawrence, Kanzas. Particular attention
paid to cutting garments for others to make. and
perfect ht guaranteed. t-ttE iune26-lys
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29
Medical Notice.

DR. G. a. CUTLER, having permanently
~ located in Forest Hill, offers his pro-
fessional services to the citizens of that place
and surrounding country. DR.. c. is graduate of
the University of New York, member of the
n Y Medical Society, and graduate of the n.
7. City Eye and Ear 1nfirmary; having had seve-
raj years experience in the largest Hospitals in
the o. s., he fiatters himself that he give sat
isfaetion in ell cases which may be entrusted to
his care sep11-tf
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29

I 900 DRY HIDES WANTED. fos which
A,OOO the highest cash price viii be paid. at
= novl56 PROCTER,S.
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29
Hides, Furs. &c.

1900 Hides, Furs, &c.
RY HIDES, Fus, Buffalo Robes, Tailov, de-,
- taken In exchange for Goods, at the highest
market price HoRHSBY 4 flick.
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-29

DIcKLEb PORK. AND WHITE FISH
= Ior sale sksapby HozEsBf = FICK:
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ArOsagKI1 ,,:co5S AZ fi" a'a
csasss C.u.e.-on Nam. (hstwssn Bush q
f1sa seseessj, ssfvie3s st iG3< A. n. and I
Pm; 1ev. i. r. walls, Pastor. "a ~" ~
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sAAcosss House. eervi. g atil01< a. ~, and
Sk4. Ay.J. ~. Haneoak, PAstos. Il II
A1TnODlo3. ~ ps}6 s9ifRit!
81 HHs1sesss nlsoolAL-cssnsY o. East Ave-
me- aad 1os1tA street. Services Of To esb
laAkes le3<sA:in. :, aad ~ p II. Sunday
5000 q +. 4. 5lFsSyss seeding Thursday
evs1isg as ~ o'clock. Rev. JsSss BIocks,
1aoees-sss11e1ee On '8ase Avenue. 81 .slM
011AA1 M8sloDlsr-eosnss;o f Broadway q
1eulth seseet.v ossviessat lok 4. H. and
7. Il. 2lsv. Horny Xolls: Raseos.i
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evy Wsanse1ay 'sje1i:,S st77 Selsek. Rsy
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The Steamer Feyo,ieo., t;5. 's5a@a ast5S
During the brief tins that CAPT, David
sons La Crosse line has bsea running it ha'
won golden opinioua. be .s Making 7 pikt
money; and no boat on ths, linssnor on tn
river, u % popular ~ The little Isvotits
which more than paid for herself this season.
This. considering the other hines ehavs lost
money, speaks xsll tr her ssnutlsnenlyi md
efficient officers, Is we'll as hsr own good
qualities. To the Clerks, Messrs. Haeche.
= Terrell ve ~ -! bteap ri ieasbtsd 'er =, man,
hyors in opr line during VI tbe season. +nd h.'e
always found them accommodating On and
pleasant. We hope they will flourish ell
their days like green bay tree, and always'
have boat - handsome: and cs1afortahse,
and fast As is the Favorite- and 'thst It will
always be as th.t 10 now, ahead Of the
nackets t.p17oG. 3-f s,i:m ts ii 93dha~!tat
Il. .ylt = n
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- Connsseosso1uox, containing important
news ,is solioited. nom oil paIts of the State
Parties, II 3nsaQpai1tsd. viii ,9end refszenese,
unleae they themselves woll known.,
PosTxAS1EIs. every here. are our authorized
Agents. No paper mailed till the subscription
pi1ce IN romittsd. EAaA 's" 5sii Eli ".
~ We keep constantly on hand, and print
90 order; upon,the most reasonable toms, oil
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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-11-12

LID UWC EVOb AWVsUus
About two hundred ,ofthe Red Wing hand
Of "P,ne Shootsrs," have aRsiydd on their
old hunting ground. They camped r. :
short time on the island opposite this place,
and then pulled up statss for the Wisconsin
timber. and arc BY this, time scattered alons|
the head waters Of the Eau Gale Eoe
Clair and Menomto9nse. !: Game IS uausse1ly
abundant, and they would doubtless have
had apls.s.nt time this winter, il the SET
tiers wonld to,etate them, B9t: a soorer
had they made their appearance, then =
dispatch was sent 70 Major Cullen, the IN
dian Agent, and he dispatched runner to
recall . them tn their reservation:J WhethSs
|tley: y'lls eh.s:s is ne.. skpowu.s There 10
certainly great inducement for them to
refuse. To haveito pull up Just IS they
arc con Srtably established in the heart II
The best game country in the world, AID
returnstc their dreamy ,hnhes to mops away
the winter, certainly disheartning: But
perhaps it viii bo for their good * make
them depend for their support upon their
MISUNDERSTANDING the soil. I'Iis evidently
the only way to civilize them.
7stiA 1dt 7e9" ~ sl>..A - 81 = CON 7'&' b<4
Wheat, Ship ing, &c.
! We have takon considerable pains during
tho psstzxeek, to get o. statement. Of III
amount Of wheat bought in Red Wing this
fall, ba, have been unable TO- get =. Tie e. *
act amount, though our asures will not be
found hra out Of the Wy. q The amount
bought is far less than was supposed. Our
|merche nts have hought aii that h.s esu.e'tS
market, paying at the rate Of from SO e, 81
centspet bas6sl buttbe h.n 1's. bavas ~ !.
idea that prices are going to b. higher in sbs
spring, and eehias'tsqadnae have 3ptted .wi.h
only just enough to provide themselves
With the actual neceesariss Of life .durihe
'he'''wiatsr! 4':: q being I prophet X 2 ..h,li
not attempt tetststeI .whetbstit be policy to
" hold on" till, spring or to- selL This all,
but II we may BE- allowed 70 Judge from the
experiences Of farmers in other States auy;na
|ths t1A thrs5d }eahl.,o =. u xMJuM1d 1 .dEvi.J1
them to &eear'd sfsll they tciSa Ills iall.-
The laeiit'ssf for shipping ta. adssnu very
!flimted this ssasson-tiss ioo1x bSiifae, of III.
f.se' ny m.,kips ans amlsl q ths .il s
'boats to ran with any degrees .of profit.
~ i y estimated thai pqt pn4- 9Th .efItl.
T it !. raised ip Goe , eoqa. thia season
lhas been brought to,,mastst ana nes.ss.
.{paensly tkereh t , speaatl .1' dip.
|pe sal y t the spring Considerable vhas hus.
fthis county has. bssnsaksnito'laks City and
Hastings; as6 AdamsitsinS thk4 tie ITO plsbsi
,EE'os'.A.s h T.. = eosth's s A4a y
r. ttG !g AZ a s t y 3 .haet @op oQQ
+ bushels; and estimating lis 70 b but one.
[ash # the yisas then,is asill; one ha.h;,
|she county sbost 400 Cue obo.6SSallk.Aa maxim
IS I'll y o 9, be al & IS !. s.
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