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~ COttIpOcuGtu entirely
{ purgatIve anu Liver Sieu.
. These Gums reu.uve all
Oie dose oftwo tea spoon
fuis will always reiieve
sick headache. Only one
dose Immediately relleves
Cnolic, while one dose Of.
ten repeated Is a sure
cure for Cholera Murbus,
apd a preventative of
Cholera. Only one bottle
Is nee Ell to throw out of
the system the effects Ct
medicine after q long srtk
ness. Que bottle taken
for Jaundice removes a..
sallownesS or unnc.ur.
color from the sxin. One
dose taken u short time
before eating gives vIgur
TO the appetite and makes
the food digest well. One
dose often repeated cures
Chro.,!c Diorrhea 10 its
worstform, while Summer
a n d Bowel Complaints
yield alnIest TO She n, sc
dose. A few bottles will
! . I.,
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- The American journals of New York
have refused to support the mongrel ticket
which was dominated by Brooks at Utica.
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LEAyENWORTU Nov 40 y \

f1EA' EN-" VhIH, ANUV. O-J I. NJ.
Gov. Me'lary has issued proclamation de-
claring the Wyandotte Constitution adopted.
Also designating the 9th as Thanksgiving
day
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NICHMUND, NOV. f.
Gov. Wise has issued proclamation offer
ing reward of 500 each for the arrest of the
following named fugitives Owen, Brown,
Borclay, Coppie, Merriam and Tidd.
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.PATENT MEDICINES.

Fry his remaf cable AMI most interesting remedy
composed Of the concentrated Juices Of tbs most
ana ihe most soothing Plants and Roots in ma
ture chemically combined and insulated in well sealed
glass bottles and charged by powerful battery. thus
strong magnetic and electric properties profoundly
penetrating, and eminentiy quieng AM soothing 1t
reev pain and Inflammation at once, (when fre ely
sPped relaxing the strained muscles an N ryes Civ.
g new life and vitality by its life giving QUALITIES
parshzed parts, ana chronic or long standing COM
pants and weaknesses, allayng nervous pain, (Neu-
r.lga) irritation, and removing distinctions like
charm Indeed al who have used it, speak as truly
any and al other external remedies ia use n anniied
In season II is an n.ang remedy for the Group Sore
Throat inflammation Oh the Lungs, Bowels Liver Kid.
neys and other orgaL s-Rhc tsm, Spinal Irritation
Ague in the Breast; and at all tiues cures nervous
Headache, Neuralgia, Sore Eyes, Ear Ache Tooth Ach.
Plies, Bruised and Sprained Limbs, Burns, Frozen
Parts, Chiblains, Indolent and Lopg Standing Sores
Wounds, tc &s. 1t will also restore the Hair to the
Bald Head, and prevs mt the hair from falling
TIE Magnetic Ointment has been tsnsvely used
upon Canal apd Draught II ,rses for Calls, Wounds,
Sprans and Bsmeness, and is sure cure wh n applied
hot for toe Scratches on horses and Foot All on she
All the Propretors ask for the Magnetic Ointment s
fsir trist that all they claim for it, will be
found true to tie letter. In the neghborood where it
many people buy it by The quantity,
snas Is ksp. and used b. almost inhabitant
rf TkS :. 1 fRask % ity yossTaEsr
See pamphlets containing full directions around each
bottle, ad circulars left with aeenfs Price sh ipgs
for small and shings for large b. tiles For by
all the Druggists in the country. -. -''' 'f'
" All orders should be addressed to WIN. NUDGE
4 Co. Earivile, Madison Co., N. Y.
Mar. sns Pay y Day Holmes
NJ H. Henriup Os., Cass Crawford, and g. &. Yawter
MdnrsaR9iis 5y w A,tsonsrd an and Bryant Excel
kspss' by dow Wsissf,s na BY Msscins Dealers sen.
/ - G-orders FOR supplies should be addressed to d.
RANSOM Co., Gate VIM. Mrdge Co.. Earlville
MADISON Coy N.Y. H1--@-+-t -s-.-fE-4 oc27'b9 w6m
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CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov 4-9 P. NJ.
Chas. Macbeth was to-day reelected Mayor
of this cityby 800 majority.
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I'he Minnesota State Mutual
FIRE AND MARINE
L Insurance Company
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.

President JOHN s. PRINCE.
DIRECroRs:
Henry Hale, J.P kidder, Edwin Caldwell,
J. w. Bass, Richard Chute, J. r. Heyward.
Luke Marvin, S.P. Folsom, N. w. Kittson.
Findley Mccormack, G. II. Schurmer John 8. Prince.
SKcRsTATY-S N. FLINT.
This Company has been operation about one month
and has insured this January 90 1852 over one
quarter of Million Of Dollars. This unparalleled sue
cess sure guarantee Of the soldty of the Company.
Fire and srine insurance efecte at from aS In n sr
cent. less than in foreign companies. 1.fI-I -
Once Schnrmeiers Rlock, Corner Of Fifth and jack.
- 6tIesfs, g. Paul. .. iAnQ0. .dGviV
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the absorbents. We take plesFure recommending
thus medicine as preventive for Fever Ayue Chill
Fever, and all Fevers of Bilious type. 1t operi ties
with certainty, ana thousands willing to testify its
wonderful virtues Ali who il giving una
imous testimony In rs favor. Mix water IN the mouth
with the lnviyoratOr and swallow boLI together /r.ca
one DoILdr per Bottle. DR.. SANFORD, Proprietor
M. 245 GEoshway, New York. Rvt lieu b1 AT D.-s =
siss Soid, aiso, by w. IL. MOTION, jackson 50. el
and VIM. b. "OLFF, st. Anlhony Street, Agent. st.
Paul. ,yo3-ua.fm
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THE MARYLAND ELECTION.
Several Persons Killed.

Violence and Lavlessness at Balti-
more. '.,- .t.' JT
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DK. ~. WEDEI,STaEDT.
REAL ESTATE.
Id. l.. RKOWNELE

LAND AGENT AND DEALER IN REAL ESTATL,
Cambridge lsanu Co. Mimi, will buy and sell Real Es
tate Taxes pald for non-resideRts. Assistance reb.
dered in selecting claims &C., &c. REFERENCEs-
Chas. L. Robbins. Esq, Csh. Merchants Bank Provi.
dence, K l., 1. A. Browneli 4 Co., Boston, Mass, b.
s.Lncoln ESQ, New York City, K. +. Slaughter, Esq.
ST. Paul. Col Cyrus Aldrch, Minneapolis, A. b. Cor.
gas, Esq, saltwater. .. apZ3-d
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w. w. McDOUGALL.

REAL ESTATE AGENT, SURVEYOR, CRAFTSMAN
and Conveyancer, is engaged in exploring, investing
Money, and locating Land Warrants. Viii furuisl
Pre-emPtors and Strangers with all necessary infOrt
nation, and plats. No Investments made ia lands
with which am not personally acquainted. Orders
ior rsurveyng and Drafting promptly executed. Ofic.
Oorner Main and Bridge Streets, Wabashaw, NJ. I.
j. +. BRADFORD,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE, STONE BLOCK WEST OF
fhs Post Once. st. Paul, Minnesota. myl
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! THE SUBSCRIBERS.
PARKER PAINE, OF S.. Paul, JAN Es E. THOMPSON
| and HORACE THOMPSON, of Georgia, have this day
formed . copartnership, under the rame of
THOMPSON, PAINE & CO.,
For the purpose Of tran acting a general BANKING
AND EXCHANGE BU ,INESS in the City of st. Paul.
The new firm is amply prepared to extend facilities
to customers, and to make advances Produce ship
ped outh and East.
Exchange on New York, ard all important points,
bought and sold-also sterling exchange England.
Short business paper discounted, and deposits re-
ceved
Land Warrants State, County City orders, bought
and sold. -.
Loans gotated, and prompt attention given to Col
lections and remittances.
PARKER PAINE,
.a ..... ]. Z THOMPSON,
|. .s HORACE THOMPSON.
st. Ranl, November I. 1850. nsv1tea1y
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PEOPLES Bank.
MILWAUKEE, LAGER BEER.

7000 BARRELS MILWAUKEE, LAGER BEER
1O\IO just received and for sale at Wholesale and
Retail At the Milwaukee Lager Beer Hail. corner Of
Bench and Wabashaw Streets, near the Bridge, by
lL--..| ~ ...---f.-. RODECK HANCKE
-. IAnls August 31tS. 1850. aag97-dtf
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PHYSICIANS.

PHI Y Ms.
DitS. MEHKlLL Il DUNHAM,
HOMEOPATHISi o.-OFFICE, ST. ANTHONY Y STREET
opposite Market Particular attentlOn paid to diseas
OF Women and Children, ANA operative surgery.
jy7dSm.
DIR. G. HADFIELD,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN. Once and Residence,
on Fourth street, near the Wnsow House, Saint Paul.
Min. n B.-Dr. IL. wishes it to be distinctly under
stood that when his vices rendered. he expects
has pay. ~.-. .. Oct2S-dtt
DIR. IL. WEDELSTAEDT,
HOMEOPATHIST, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA; OFFICE
over Charles Mayo's Hardware Store. Residence,
Chestnut Street, III she house OF the late Rev.
Bradley. references Dr. b. Hadiield, ST. Paul,
\. S!auyhtef, Pr 4. Pu.te, Cincinnati. uOVl6-d6n
Dh. ID. >. HUTCHINSON,
DENTIST, GRADUATE OF PHILADELPHIA DENTAL
Coege,) With an experience of ten ears practice,
respectfully oners s professional services the pub
lie. Charges reasonable, and work warranted. Omc.
Third Street, between Minnesota and Robert streets,
-. Paul, Min uovi4-w1y.
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Losses equitabIy adjusted and promptly paid. Up.
wara of Sill ~ 5000 of Losses have been paid by tn.
Etna insurance Company in the past 3o years. Fir,
and Inland Navigation Risks accepted at terms cnus,,
tent with solveucy and fair profit Especial ttetor
gwen Insurance. o DWeinge and Contents, for tsru
IF l TO 3 years.
The progress Of this Corporation has been stable an
uninterrupted through of na .cia sunshine anr
storm, periods eveIitiui exeinpt from swee,,
;onnagratIous and maritime disaster Being long .,tsb
sqed on cash bass the troubles the credit systo
idect Us i'll no material particular. .tr.-'.
During uard times Tie security Of reliable INSURANCE.
an imperative dutyte ability of property owners n
sustain loss being then much iessened. -0U'
Agencies In all the principal cities and towns throur
OUT the state. Policies issued without delay, by
naro-w-y THEO FRENCH, Agent. 81: Paul.
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TOWLARTON & CO.. MANUFAC.
d TURERS Of all kinds of Ornamental Iron Raiiin,
boor sashes and AID all kinds of work for build
ings, and repairing OF engines and all kinds Of
n, eosnar atxth sna Atnseaesa aGa, sai1S Rs,i n
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ENGINt tIERS.

HESNING MINDEH. FREDERIC wIPPERMAHk
Won MlNDEN d WfFPERMANN.
Graduates of the Polytechnical School, Hanover)
ARCHITECTS, CONSULTING AND CIVIL ENGIN
LEXIS, are prepared to furnish the public with Plans
and Estimates for Buildings, Bridges, Hydraulic AM
other technical works. They will, required, either
Superintend the works perform them by contract
Once, Wabashaw ST. near Post Oice. jau27-daHy
j. II. HALSTED,
SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER. OFFICE AT
COMBS BOOK STORE, st. Anthony Street, st. Paul.
Surveys, Plans, Specifications and estimates promptly
Attended TO- Jelldawiy.
HOLMES & PAYTE
CIVIL ENGINEERS AND LAND SURyEYORS-DE,l
ERs IN REAL ESfAi E.-Uihce Seventh Street,
a. ary opposite the Fuller House, Paul, Minnesota
LOUIS BUECHNER:
LfHUGRAPHER, Seventh street, opposite the Fuller
House, saint Paoi, Minnesota. dec6-dy
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JUSTICES, j
JOSEPH LEDlAH.
FLEET r. S,ERI

JOSEPH LkMAH,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE-WILL EE IN ATTEND
ANCE at all times at mis- Office op THIRD street
near Minnesota, St. Paul. marz7-dix
FLEET r. SFROTHER.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, OFFICE OVER CALD.
weh4 Go. g Bank Corner of Third and Robert Streets
'N''' raul hinnes"fa ian27-d1y.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

G.. G. GRISWOLD,
DEALER IN READY-NADE CLOTHING, Hats Cans
and Gents Furnishing Goods, Wholesale and Retail.
Lambert's Brick Building under the Min OfHce
Thir! street. st. Pant Minnesota
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GEORGE MOOR

DEALER IN BOOTS ANO SHOES. LEATHER LASTS
And Findings for sale, at the sign of the Big Foot
Main street, Rochester, MINI. Cash paid for Hides
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the design on my part to free slaves. | in.
tended certainly to have made a clean thing
of that matter, as | did last winter when
went into Missouri, and there took the slaves
without the swapping of a gun on either side
moved them through the country, and finally
left them in Canada. designed to have done
the same thing again on larger scale That
was all | intended. | never did intend to
commit murder, nor treason, nor to excite or
lncite the slaves to rebellion and to make an
inSurrection.
have another objection, and that is that il
is unjust that | should suffer such a penalty.
Had | interfered in the manner which | admit
and which | admit has been fairly proved. for
! admire the truthtulness and candor of the
greater portion of the witnesses who have tes.
titled in this caSe) had so interfercd in be-
half Of the rich, the powerful, the intelligent.
the so-called great, or in behalf of their
friends, either father, mother, brother, sister.
wife, or children, or any of that class, and suc
fered and sacrificed what have in this inter
ference, 1t would have been all right Every
man in this Court would have deemed il an
act worthy of reward rather than punishment
This Court acknowledges, as suppose, the
validity of the law of God. see a book kis.
sed here which suppose to be Bible, or at
least the New Testament, that teaches me
"that all things whatsoever would that men
should do unto me, l even so should do to
them" 1t teaches me further, to remember
them that are in bonds as bound with them
l endeavored to act upon to that instruction.
Isay l am yet.too young to understand that
God is any respecter of persons.
believe that to have interfered as have
done, as have always freely admitted have
done, in behalf of the despised poor, was no
wrong, but right, now it is deemed necessary
that | should forfeit my life for the further
ance of ends of justice, and mingle my blood
further with the blood of my children, and
with blood Of millions in this slave country.
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'NHE LIVER INylGoKATOn, PRE-.

SANEUKO. COMMENCEMENT ,UtT,Iv
iron Gunis is of the purgatlve and Liver M.a
cines now before the publ. These Gums remove all
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-12

CHARLES e. MAYO.
DEALER IN HARDWARE, STOVES AND TINNERs,
STOCK, NELSON'S Building, Thru street. marl5-dv
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The ages Of those arrested folossl49 between
the egss Of 10 and 49, $3.50 between Is and 90 C3 between
2 aua es4 between 80 and $50 between 40 and 5o
219 over SO.
The natvities of those arrested thus classided
United Stats (white) 676; colored. co. Ireland, 2s07
Scotland, ay Germany 3'S; England, 167; Eranoe, a.
Canada, s. Italy, o, Denmark, 3; Cuba, 3; Sweden, q
Wales, 3; Poland, 2: StainS 8.
OF The prisoners s3s married and ,764 single;
1851 coul read and write and l235 could neither read
ror WRITE
The trades and occupations most prominently repre-.
septed the laborers Of whoaa 9b7 arrested
era ma house keepers, 2o3 cartnen, 49, dosH,cs,
flO tailors, Al scavepgere, 2G shoenskeas, 60;
ueu 49, stonecuiors, "a ropenakers' "a; printers 49,
nasors, 55; ms1Anists, Is Gatters, % unknown,
IS, &c.
4 WOMAN DIED ~ ,1Hs STREET, strange woman OF
robust appearance aad about thirty years of sgs fell
dowI in fl in Columbia street, A,y Wednes-
day uaornirg, and died after. The body
se dead house Canton street, where inquest
held and verdict &c toe EFFECT ihst died Of aps
piexy rendered. Fer dress Consisted Of red
meriLo frStk red silk hnt plain Snoien shawl and Slip
pes The body will be dettlned Ire deai for
Identification.
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RrsmAIYn Cry News.

CRIME IN BROcxLyh-QUs RrsRLy REPORT OF THE
DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT oF POLICE.
The Deputy Superintendent submitted bis report Tor inc
quarter ending april 50 20 the sctrg General 5apero'en
dent yesterday from which the fol'osng aopears;-
The force ccpsssN csp,nps 30 sergeans, l67 patrol
men, rs detailed oeers and 10 doormeo, making toa'
Of eas The whole plumber OF arrests was 1902 showing
no of ass corresponding period
During the qxarer 80 complaints were made to the DIS
ict Attorney violations Of the Excise law 2a27 per-
cons we're accommodated with lodgings Ut the several
n Atom houses: 81 10 IS taken from prisoners and
oocsrs and returned 20 M 2a6 chliren wee found
ry the police aud stored 10 their psreots; G9X days
we're by the poce by reason Of Sickness &C.. being
a tss 10 the department. Of nearly eight meo bsr day.
The Of property reported 10 the tevera, station
Oouses as tayitg been stolen s4,9is, Of which
81 $50 IS was recovered.
Jbe bsmoer % detailed men IS Of, s,atonei rs fol.
ows AT the Deputy Spperieieudente olce b. Mayors
,fce, q eata Wa d,ns. 5; HaoS l.spec,ors @ on
eoce Courts, 10; as Police Surgeon, l.
The following recapitulsioa OF the pnmber OF ar
rests made for Offences galnst the person.
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Police Intelligence.

DEADLY AssAxar Upon A WosAS Ammo Mcdonald,
you2g residing at EOS Hester street, admitted
TO the New York Hospital yesterday, suffering from
ecssp wound aud conclusion Of the bran poduced
by brick In the hands Of some person unknown. The in
juyed woman 'nsensie when admitted, but she finally
rallied and Rb} TO giSe account OF herself She
saio ibat it was woman who assaulted her, and that
atts p6ed by DR., Qninby, and is now doing
well.
ALLEGED ERRONEOUS AssAuIT.-Robert J. Lane, Of No.
SC5 Third street, charges that he assaulted by Joseph
O'Neil, who beat him the head with hammer in
i1rrg him severely tkat bis life is endangered ONie
arrested aud committed for examination by Justice
Steers.
CHARGE OF FALSE PEETENcRs Wallace R. Randall, who
keeps stand in Fulton Market, was arrested on charge
Of obtaining 1921 from James Douney, by Of false
pretences Justice Kelly held the accused 10 bail in the
sum Of 81 600 10 answer.
TIE PATENT SAFE GAME -Afew days ago man named
Chandler, carriage maker, was cropped In" by two
sharpers at the Pacific HOTEL who induced him to visit
Staten Island and while viewing the camp grounds they
played the patent safe game him. and succeeded in
swinalDR him out Of $i95 Detective officer Elder yeser
Of the party who "ocne Chandler Of hs money. He
Sas committed for examination.
MEMBER OF The KITCHEN GARNET m ThoUBrE-Alonz,
Jackson, for many years member Of Pierces Kitchen
Cabinet lin the capacity Of fooman) was arrested yes
serJsy, charge Of stealing $40 worth OF crockery
from the Astor House. The prisoner TAXI before
Jastte oborpe of the Lo yer Poco Court where he was
committed for trial.
ESCAPE OF AN ALLEGED CouN1RRrF1rRR FROM TIE DErEc
rscnvE OFFICE On Tuesday last Jerry Consdn an alleged
couoereiter who arrested few days prevIoxs and
locked no the Detective ONCE succeeded making his
escape Wednesday light by breaking out Of the back
pm, ton Of the premises.
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Telegraph pf~ul,se ne pSrv.

SANDY Hos Nay T. sun:esasA,s Manhattan :na
Br BARI Cuba sschor sp,s bound ia steam
.hp CshsS for New Ore.Ds and havana pssssd The
weather cloudy and bAzy of shore.
HlGHLsrDs May " -One ahip In the ofinq bound
in. Wind Sc, light; hsay Of shore.
MsscetsaneoOs.
SH,P NORTHERN EAGLE Knnon hence for San francisco
which INTO hi, Janero March H. 'rssy condd,n en-
copntsred tbs very harricsne IL
the brs continually brr; pumps we're
ia, ne ~esIet pAp would uck The oowsort sas
sd have to 10 Ss ss Steering gear broken She
!lcxEss at Hoson from LIVERPOOL Loaf main
YARD snd bad sal 6 spite and boats stove,
SHP MARY MARTHA at Ruenos Ayres from fBoaton will
be stripped and sold heBe, to be broken up. "'
BDBARK AIDA HeAey. from Gssgow for Boston before
reported spoken n disTesa arr vt HALIFAX 7h inst.
BRIG ELISHA DoASn Crowe from 30 ton for Alexandria
weItasbore w mat IN L'homme Lieu Shoal khe got OF
next day and PRO eeded.
BRIG wrScolD Lo,ns Boston from cienfuegos on Ia,
sprung f,reopmast and topss yard WITH gear &C.
ga,s from ss1%s,s for Bush River i.h load
ro Gas been ten after dsuhAgng part Of her
scnR JoHs cRecKrosp Virginia. before reported
Oh az" 81 sP Is OF In good condition
scBa FRANCIS berry from Baltimore bound peters
burg Va put to NORFOLK inst disress having sprung
bad iehk and been Otherwise damaged the late Storm
Pnor HorE (No ~, of Cbsrestcn ashore on the
Besi nesf lie secs Island ornng Ct !n inst the
eli ~thco any serious damage.
Tie ship Morning Light 9 tons register In her sxso
built tososph Of white oak copoered aud copper
iasred wss cold 1T auction In Philadelphia 70 bnck
ycCao Co. Of that for $6oe ooe nAf casa,
the ha'Apcs In months
Notice Mariners
Notice second CLASS sun 8uov hssbeeu
placed r. airing bald marking The
an ~, aeh IN feurt, CIT Pay The yarss
from pert tue lie ise. which .ss~ash low
hyf.helrs Alh bearing \ W :, n 5mils5
Merb.,.yr ,si nd lighthouse tsaIing SW II " miles.
% ' fa & g ltnsss;s fA-aopse lpsp
Portland. Nay 10. is59
ssAl
atNew Bedford llh inst bark Cavalier, GRAY, Pacific
Oceac.
rtsirpican llih sd 0ih) big Alsnaba for Assn-
tic Ocean
letter fror Capt Webb OF bark Osceola, NB dated Per-
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SHOCKING SCENE AT AN EEXEcUTIoN.-The
Ch,rseo Times, giving sccount OF the execution
here on Friday Of Michael Mcaee. for the murder Of
bis VIE 'crbss the folio wing painful scene at the gal
iows-rhe sheriff, by quick and sudden motion, pulled
bos out, and the trap fell instantly.
The w'e,cbed fe but, horrible TO relate tho jork
,hr the leather collar broke aud the poor
eii ,t the stone floor Of the prison below.
could have been less ten feet Or course
the prisoner very much bruised ADD stunned No
sooner he touch the floor than be was raised there
from by the vigand officers In attendance, and this time
led up the ans. II WAS come minutes before the
could again prepared and during this interval his
snnsriDes must have been very great Al eogth, how
pg moose made the rope, and the rope
ased placed around his neck Again Ibe wretched
sn paced in the proper position the drops again was
he cap placed his eyes, and again was the bolt
Nhofawp and the murderer launched into the space be-
CIV. This time the work better done The poor
man Struggle violently and swung and fro for
minutes; bo, hs struggles grew and fainter, and
AFTER ten or twelve minutes ceased altogether.
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SINGULAR OcCuRRENCE.-On the 9th inst. several
persons were engaged In raising bell by means OF q
windass TO the tower Of the Catholic church, Whee
Va The bell had been raised almost up opsn space
in the cupola. man named Thomas Newton was below
engaged in guiding the folds Of the rope wound roand
the cylinder when one Of the cogs the wheels OF the
wheel ripped off all the cogs; the bell fell the ground
and Newton who had bold Of the lower end OF the rope
was carried up with fightfu velocity dist Of one
hundred feet and about feet above the aperture
where the bell was TO have been in and before
those engaged in the work conld compret *ha had
happened, Newton, With his bands lsceraed and bleed
ng, worked himself down opposite the apeftare calling
for help TO tboee within Bshoo WheIn, who the
platform IN the cupoa reached out at the rsk OF his own
hic Selling Newton by the wa,ss pulled him in The
flesh was all torn from the palms of hands, to
the bone