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CASE OF TWENTY YEARS sTANDINGl

JOHNSON, VT, Feb. 20, 1858.
S. W. FowLE & Co., BosToN.-I feel il nv
duty to make known to the world the wonder
tul efficacy OF your HIstaT'S Balsam Of H5la
Cherry, For twenty years ! was sorely afflicted
with the PHTaIsIC, and previously to using the
balsam was pronounced by the physicians incn-
rabie Two or three bottles afforded me a good
deal of relief, and as many more completely re-
stored me, and for two years past | have not had
the least return Of the painfni complaint
MRS. JANE BAKER.
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and for sale by
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aaFs used Or, Hrugy's 0iaimsat far Sceateha-
abd sat kbnam sorscs yerv 1asn. without 4 siurle
ist'HFe.-HtNHY SrENHoUs, Proprietor Puddle
h9sGe, HtsAgafe 81
u p ias best remedy fer scratches gals and
c9ihstl ever saw---3 !. SaADERsoN, Proprietor
IfemoHf HsHse ST. ahaHs. "a
q bss been tried and bot found wanting 81 Al
bgns Is. Meastnge~
cured ny haHd with Or. ileurys Electric Oint-
mfni % two Neeas, wheu ihe physicians said |
world bs without the Use Of It two months had
Gus si fae aaEers % tbe bore with circular cav.
a. H. fUcKAsf. Ksbanna n N
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disease. cold settles somewhere ia tbe body, and OBJ
strucs its natural functions These If pot fsiisFsa.
reset upon themselves au1 the surrounding organs pF-
aHclug general agEravateu, suisgius, and dEsasse.
hie In this condition, oppressed by tho dgaaEeuants
take Ayers fiE, and how drretg they restore
natural action q the system and VITA t he hFoyaut
feeling Of health again. Whist IS true and apparent Ia
this trivial aud complaint Is AIs1 ria in nmuy
Of the deenssated and dangerous dsf9mpers The same
purgatye effect ezpes them Caused 81 similar astruc-
lions and arrangements Of the natural functions Of the
body they rapidly, and many a3 thBm surely cured
by the None who know the virtues these
Pills, viii neglect employ them when suffering lrom
the disorders they cure
Statements from leading physicians in some IL the
principal eitiss and from other well known pdhs psF-
From Fv1srTai,g Merchant n s.. Eoaas Fab. 4 1864
d.. ATER: Your Pills are the paragon Of al that Is
great In medicine, They have e3Fa3 my little daughter
OF uoerous upon her hands and fest that had proved
inciEa1e for years. Her mother has been bong grev
ouay afflicted with hl6tches aud pimnias hur skin and
In her hair After our ehid was cured she also trd
your Pills, and they have CURED her.
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We Aaes pas up aaa said tbls srtiris fag oreF tsr
yeaEs and say a confidence apd tEpth 81 81, hat
have me*ef been u~c sr g. sag Of sps
9TH % define t.3ett -, = ge4er has 10 fasfaa
in single Instance u fH5L9N ueaeet eaFeWhaa
timeis used New SOOTHING = 40 We ssaa =
instance q diasat cypHg isiaHttau e. airs eas
who used 1t. on ~ ri TAD cautraFt. 81 40
delighted Hith IT'S operations aud nraR 3r Terms =,
highest communication 81 ts magical Effects AnG med
teal HIFEaes- ~ speak f thts nlAttNr hat W. ia
know aftet feu years experiences. ama p8aaFa af4s
raFut 8tap for tHt nG laHt af whal 4rFe declare
in almost every 9nstsHse where tire infant suferFa
tFpu Fatn ana exhaustion. relief will ba E5ssHd g.
nen pE tHeHtA nlulrs after the syrup Is administered
isHs vaaahie prersfat49g 30 tha Prescription Il aaa
o. the mast gEFEeIEae and sEfLFLl SHRsRs IL Nea
England aud has been used uith sever failing sue
cess ia
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BARTON ACADEMY.

G. w. q IRTBY, A. H., PRINCIPAL.
BARTON, ORLEANS Co. VT.
TNHE Spring Term Of this School viii com
IL mence on Wednesday the 2gth Of February,
ana continue ELEVEN WEEKS under
the direction of
MR. @. w. QUIMBY,
Graduate Of Dartmr nth College. assisted bv a
Competent Board Of teachers
Superior advantages are offered 70 those who
are wishing to study French aud Music
This Institution has already acquired popu-
arity that warrants confidence and public pa
tronage. Further comments we consider IN
necessary.
Ne exertioa on the part Of the Trustees and
Teachers win be spared to make the School pro
ftable and pleasant
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Dysentery, Diarrhosa, Relax, worms

Constipation. Costiveneas, snppressfa ton.
Eshe AAtaltttsaaas Gsout, Neuralgia, DsuN-
sst Paralysis Fits, etc.
From ~. :. y Taugta. .Raa,frerl C4aaaa
Too nlnch caunoi be said 81 yoHr pills fr the rtre ~
eosiEeness II others Of fraternity have fund tlgt
as eiea1oas - have they should laa nae 10 pller-
INF 1t for the benefit q the suifituaes who suffer Dom
That complaint which sIthoucb ad eaaaEh n taf \.
the proEenitar q others that are worse I beasa -
ftftss 70 originate ia the liver bgl your F8 at anal
organ aud cure tie disease
From ars. Z, SsarE FdBaeill and Adsa.E. Bsstsa.
find one two large Hosas ~ garr Illfs taken a. che
proper ta an excellent pr7atftes 81 te sstssk ssr--
Ee3 ~heh waoiy Or partially suppressed and sa VERY
ehectual 20 essase lae staHga ana ezal auaras Tis
arr 20 much the best physia aTr thas recommend
no other to my patieuts.
fnoni Ole Lss Pr Halalfs qf ths 8esbadr Esf eEtrgs
Fufas6i HoUst Savannah Ga. Jan & Isss-
ii9soEED eIE should BE- uasratstul f4F els fsiiaf
year ski tas brought me Il did rapsfi mv aa a.
yqn coda s4ttied ia uly isibs azs4 aF9ngAf al ska-
elattnE Hrtfa gE palsr WAh ended e. erese Fkeaza
ls4l 5sssafaiuE l.5 sins lssE e pigssna siss
asease grew Verse aaa pntI BY gss ases 1t rastr
skeesent s5aFt IS taEH8ars hg Maesraale tgi fsssr
Pills iaar ehects sfafe stow but suee 81 tafAeYaria
IA ilie use q tba.as Am ngu enlsEeg as3
sEHkEz GHAHsEa- Baton Eouea, lR Dee 1893
d. ANA have bssn entirety cfsa Is yassf flls n
lts1aiac t5aaa painful asal.ss tasf baa asistsa 3a
flr years. VINCENT sIa0f4I-
az Aost n tha Pllls 10 ussrkag cautafa Msrearv
which, although rsiuahie remasY 10 sAif azaas =
dangerous ia 9 putte PHI fFam tla afa4atat raasa-
4asnsas s4es hsauaGty ilIaN a fneausala uas- Tgse
contain rztfaHuE slAasf4 1saFaer
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ms, RIRSLOH,
SuRE 70 PEsUltTF THr B0wrls.
RfIlefanl LII d Eanr Inlanls.

Depend aPan Il, n.etheFs il vaH give rsst 20 -
selves, and
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Billions Disorders - Liver Complaints.
From Dr. 7zeosore Bal n Ness Park cty.
Not only your Pills admirably ADAPTED 10 their ur-
pose as an aperient but find their cal effects UPON
the LAYER very marked indeed They have in my prao-
tioe proved more stectual for the Of hisls c-
plI'a than any one remedy mention. / sincerely
rejoice that we have al length purgave which i War-
thy the confidence Of the profession and the people
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From Dr. T. ". CisTtpTi7hf, Aelg 0r5saas.
Your Pills the prince Of purEss Their excellent
qualities surpass any eathartic we possess They are
mild but very certain and aaetnal IN their action the
bowels which makes them invaluable to rs tn the daily
treatment Of disease.
Headache, Sic X Headache, Foul stomach.
From Or. Ed,gara B8ga Bage4aags
DEAR Bro. ATER; cannot answer you eAaf complaints
have cured with your Pills better than II say "a tt nn
eeer treat ao'th Hygalrs medicine plare great Deepen
dence aiectaal eathartc my daily contest with
disease and believing do tst your Pills afford nR the
best we have, Of course valne them highly
PTTFsBCBe, Pa. May J. 1860
DE J. G. AVER Sir I have been repeatedly cured Of
the worst headache any body have By does or two
Of your Pills. IL seems 10 arise from f1ul stomach
which they cleanse at once.
Yours with great fesnert Ed w PRFTTR
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Tb v8.aras HH aaabsless ffaH a. seAsez.
FHsFH efee Hasre atFfeafina flaa .ss 4sszssss
saEa s. e. EaE a a44 Western a#vaafsra
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SIR: have used your Pills ID ms general and bnafsta
practice ever since geu te cannot hesitate 10
say they the best cathartc We en- ploy Their rgs
ating action the liver quick and deciaa eonss
quenty they admirable remedy fer deranegsasst
81 that organ. Indeed / have seldom found case "a
tsoaS aiease 70 obstinate that ard readily yiad %
thern. frateFnaliy yours AL1NZD BALL 81 D.
5ff ~ ~, -
, 1860-09-28

To the Editor Of tie Puget Sound Herald:
The editor and correspondents of the Irish
Ners have several times asked, "Who is Col. S.
Casey, Of the U. S. ArmyE" One thinks he
must be Of u fine old family Of that name which
resided in the County of Waterford, ireland,
and famous for its soldiers. Several Of them
rose to high grades in the British service. be.
lieve one was MJor-Gencral and two wsre Colo.
nels. Also two rose to high rank in the French
service, and it is said some were soldiers Of Spain
General Casey was killed at Seringapatam !;
and Count Maurice Casey, Major-General under
Louis XIV, Of France, fell at the sack Of Gre
mona. The Munster peasants, gathered about
the flreside on winter nights, tell Of the ducng
exploits Of Marcus Casey, and regret that the
fine old family is gone, and the places which
once owned their sway now know them no more.
"0ld times are clanged-old manners gone
A stranger fills the Stuarts' throne"
But who Is Col. Silas CaSeyi That's the
question. know something Of him, and that
something will take the liberty Of communicat.
ing for the information Of the Irish Neus and
other inquirers. He is Col. S. Casey, who fought
bravely through the Mexican war, during which
he was at one time left for dead on battle field
He again took the field in 1886, against the In.
dians in this country; and, by his bravery in
the field and bis humanity at the close Of hostiIi.
ties, was largely instrumental in the final estab-
lishment Of peace, because Of the confidence
which the Indians reposed in his word and honor.
In both Of these wars Col Casey has shnw-n
, 1860-09-28

This Order, Of which we have a branch in
Hourishing condition in Steiaeoom, is making
rapid strides in public favor. In California II
embraces . large proportion Of the most RS ,ect-
able and wealthy classes, and in San Francisco
arrangements are being made for the erection
Of Hall fer the 1se Of It's members which shall
excl in costsni elegance any now in existence in
that city. A list Of the members now before us
exhibits many familiar names among the leading
wealthy merchants Of San Francisco, and in
Sacramento and elsewhere throughout the inte-
Fior, We are informed, the character Of III, Order
is Of the same complexion. In Oregon its sue.
cess has been beyond anticipation many Of the
counties having Camps in prosperous condition,
and applications constantly coming in for new
charters. . Is ,,...as .,..s,,
To the editor Of the Vancouver Cironiele we
are indebted for the folloSing synopsis Of tie
proceedings Of the Grand Camp. Independent
Order Of KnighthoOd. Of the State Of Oregon
and Washington Territory, in advance Of i;s
publication in that journal nal:-,,,-,.,.......
The Grand Camp met At Eugene City, on
Wednesday, Sept 9th, 10 o'clock AN. Grand
Ruler, @. h. Moses, presiding The @. R. ap-
pointed the following officers pro TEN. !; J.. H.
McClung, d. @. R. J. L. Gilbert, @. Sec.; E.
Waud, q. N. !, l. Danforth. q. H. vEs Il /.
Willamette Camp No. Z. Hope Camp No. IA,
Philitarian Camp No. Q, and Pacific Camp No.
10, were fully represented. ...F q, sgasf s3i.l
| Grand Ruler conf Fred the Past Official and
Grand Camp Degrees on all the delegates present.
| On motion Of J. II. MeClung, the Grand Camp
~ sl,rt olIlrara E,r The ans,,ina veariv
, 1860-09-28

subordinate Camps during tine recess Of Grand
Camp, be and they are hereby confirmed, viz:
Industry Camp No. ], located at Steilacoom,
W. T.; Hope Camp No IA, located at SciO,
Linn county, Oregon; also q Camp located at
Williamsburg, the name and number cf which
We are not informed.
Whereas, 1t has been the will and pleasure Of
the Supreme Ruler Of he Universe that our
well beloved Companion Gen. Thompson Ward,
ID. ID. q. X. for the Sd District Of Oregon, is
called from his labors upon earth to brcOme O
Brother in tho glory and Happiness Of the Su-
preme Camp where our Supreme Ruler presides,
aud whereas, the members Of this Grand Camp,
feeling deep grilf for the loss they and the Order
have sustained, and entertaining the livelirst
sympathy with the family Of our deceased Com.
paniOn tor this sad bereavement, are desirous to
peTpetuate 4 record for the respect and affection
in which his memory is held by them. There
fore be il
Rs~lccd, That by the sad and unexpected call
from our midst Of one whose upright conduct
and charitable disposition and warm heart has
endeared him to all who had enjoyed his &C.
quaintance, the people Of Oregon have lost .
most va uLble and worthy citizen, and the Order
Of knighthOOd most useful, benevolent aud true
hearted Companion.
Resolved, That the Companions Of the Order
and Of this Grand Camp will long cherish the
memory Of their departed friend aud Conn IaniOn,
endeaIed TO them as he was by the many excelru
qualities which adorned his character both as n
man and as Knight. And mingling their Sur.
rows with those Of his afftctiOnate family, we beg
leave to tender to them our most heartfelt synI-
pathies and sorrow for his unexpected separation
from among US hoping he will be rewarded
with the full measure of happiness which in our
humble judgment he 80 well deserves. .-.r.
RfSolf,ei That when IN y (trnnd CaInn adionrns
, 1860-09-28

A HEROINE IN SIcILY.-A private letter from
Messina, published In the London POa, contains
the following: "0n the 7th we beheld, arriving
from Catania, the entire garrison Of Catania, as
well as the movable column united with the
same, in all about Eve or six thousand men Of
every kind, commanded by TOmaso CIAry.
These troops had been attacked In Catania by
the people, and after several days Of constant
firing, some four or Eve hundred royal soldiers
were killed, while the loss on the part Of the
insurgents was comparatively Insignificant The
soldiers themselves say that One Of the nuns.
from the window Of her cell, killed more soldiers
than could venture to state. She shot with as
sure an aim as the most pFactised Alpine hunts
man, and never missed once. The Colonel or
dered that they should FIRE in platOOns repeatedly
against the windows, but in vain: The heroine
remaired unscathed, and still kept firing away,
killing her man with every shot she fred"
The best purifier Of the blood, Halls Sarsa
parilla, Yellow Dock and lOdide Of POtass.
, 1860-09-28

D. LA1lAN n my DULY AUTHORIZED
promptly pad Ih6ss indebted un heEslnFe taka timely
warng and aFs hsm.sissg ~ eoll and szpsnlsl o.
. D LIAk nay = isana q nsy tns . ~ s.ss onss
I1n J. y WISIDR0ok.
, 1860-09-28
ADMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

THE UNDHRsIeNED, HAVING BEEN AP.
pointed AdmnllraE Of TIE Estate of ths Inis OLIVER
r MhEkkh BY The Probate Couri Of Pierce County, W.
herebves notice % Al persons having CLAIMS against said
kiaie 70 present the sane 70 ne q residence II sraeso
from The date o. ts notice. Or they W forever barred
and ~ per.ons indebted 10 said ite requested 70 make
~ - AMANDA o. MEEKER, u
s.sllasOen, sep. s7th, IsOO. A"~'n'',sy so:t
, 1860-09-28
NOTICE! NOTCEll

.f NOTICE! NOTlCEll
ErHE UNDERsIaNED TAKES THIS METHOD
. inform ne public eensaly hat he has removed % biz
- a. T WHARF,
Directly opposite his dwelling house. where he vim endeayor
20 40 bushes. up brown. Innd Wnscessay IN changing ny
heretofore given an unlimited credit 70 body Who asked
Tor an lndene number Of years. and and that by doing
have not only crippled my business hut have made enemies
those whom Ihsve aeked of settlement 10 future SHAH
do ou.ne. on cash OF paydoun system and trust that
person uill have The lmpndsnce 70 ash loF credit
All perlon1 vho know themselves b Justly Indebted 70
me must come forward and make settlement their accounts
mistake uill not eel goods On credit.
tteilaeoom, Sept s1ih, 1890. ~ is ao;f
, 1860-09-28
AMBRoTYPES.

completed and fitted up magnificent Gallery 10 the rear
Of w. a. WlAmsonb store N eeacoOm d nov prenaFed q
take PICTURES IN al the latest siyies
E.B.-Rarm Produce taken In exchange for Pictures.
3-1en ifl4a lia 81 sl.u ~ .1fgg.,Iaf.lI- .f-lt
, 1860-09-28
BIRTllB.

Charles }. Fitzgerald o. q Son. n n
II Pierce County W T. on Tuesday, ssh Inst, The wife Of
Mr.. n. D bradley, Of Son. X llIT M n IT = ~
, 1860-09-28
PUGET SOUND HERALD,
HEILlnOI, vi. FRIDAY. SEPT. IS. 1850.

A PBFsIuAN WAxED.-A good, remunera-
tivs practice b % Be bad In this town and
county By medical man Of education and skin
b ne prOlesIiOp. Two years ego. this practice
wlsnld By . physician temporarily scjourning
hufs % Be worth es 900 a-ysar meantime the
populaion has largely Increased. and with il Of
course, has increased The necessity for having Q
psImnnsnt resident physician. A man Of good
r1illl. (siih ! hmEy, @ posiible) not addicted
3 lhs habit Of inlsmpersnce o. gambling, Is
l.lueIiy dlsired ibr he position. Two or three
1ulcll. ani e many dTuBkaFes and gamblers,
l.ss 4 dll,sent timss attempted 70 sstab ish
hsnsllve1 here; but The incompelency Of the
all and ths yiosI q he last = olisnled 70 their
NilhtnHli. and Ne have now no practising
physician. 10 one qualified 70 win and retain
tht uoaadsnos o. our people. We have 10 hssiia-
Gon u plomiIins liberal permanent practice.
TrAsncAr-Ths Robinson Family lyorsd
oul people With tEo more Of theIr delightful
performances, since their return from Olympia
enc On Saturday evening and another on Non
az evening III. both q which were well It.
t1ldod Though they appeared On each occa-
di'n q considerable dissdsanings. being without
nulis alll ihsJ dld not iail 70 please everybody.
Lhe 5lsd and spfshily Susan, The funny Bur
"a. he pretty and spirited Ma Clara Robin
en-. uiIh thu great excellence Of Nj. ]. B. Rob
Illta n everything he undertakes make up en-
al|iat,i1a phI,k ohes 1ssn. leaves an lrrssstible
l.'Io p =. and enjoy again. Mr. W, d. Rob
ln11n s1lnl novice IN he profession. He
lh1a|d rni,iror 10 infdIs liiils animation into
~ pl..ua.lon-. and not eohfns himself to the
un. tone q Voic. in everything he plays a
l|'|s chin1l u ihsns things win make him .
r1sy aco1pl.bl1 performer. We have rarely met
u'|1 An actor uho .eqnih himself % ven as NJ.
,. b Robinson in he round of characters he
l|.Iai ipdelt uo question whether there Is
q. ulo en- better render The character Of
rl-I..lal Aa,lallllle We hope % have ire
la,ul opportunities 70 see them IN fathre.-
ul1ey Hi|l i|lnrp1afagnin We have not LEARNED; !;
~ R'1'r,pn ts|ns undecided as % hls future
M | III II l. 4 '.Ii.I.I lI.iI
, 1860-09-28

ALli14 Elcarl Fnon DnowsIfo.- We learn
IA.I. On lhi 5ih Inst. q Seattle, liile Johnny
lay. 1n n11plpi 1ou oi Capt. Libby and lsdy.
I'D 1s1raI hFprIto With an rho know him,
VA. .hs.ssd in fishing from Ysiler 4 Rsnd's
31III 81 a1uboird and narrowly ,so,p,d
1l1HuIn1 friunalsly companion named
Q.,sIo NeCeulha rnl viii him a he time,
1al |11|.n|'I 1All lha alarm. rhsrsdpon man
11'0nI'HE y ~ steamer Ranger plunged into
- 4lla ~ y I'ns % rescue him from death /;
ll1s |l.lhfb|s whoa taken out The eFisI
u1n'llIld b Mn. Libby. when he sim sense
- lIn dl lns cha vas lakon % her, & de-
l1llsl e extremely tonehing He was soon
I.1..1'|al.d' h9tsgeI, upon he application q
- Prol' '..|ol1lI1sl, . de great ioy q hiE
|4-R III WIN ofA
, 1860-09-28
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN Ar.
R dscsssed by The Hon. Probate couFi q Pierce County
u hereby gives notice 70 an peons having claims against
aid Estate % present NE same . me- my residence
the date Of thg notice. or they Wn BE- forever basd and
~ persons indebted % said Estate requested 70 make
immediate payment and save cost. = TF7Ff ~
aaiaa fIril A. y. BUnGR, AdmlulliraioF,
sslasoom, W T.. s,p. IsA, 'sss $50 '''s O'1n ia
, 1860-09-28
L. p. FISHER,

- NJ columns o. he PvoES sOCSD HnALD are open
- counuuesilous On an questions Of public policy and In
es ana ts advooaey q aI sides Of every question shall
- 1os hard but Sach eommunieatIons not Of
unsi pe naau, intended Tor the iartAsrance Of
in1ls1unl sadA IN seharEsd adVssmentl Thls rule
N d 10 eal bs departed ifUn.
, 1860-09-28

LiIHAHr MErnSo.- Next Monday evening Is
ne time i0r ths regular meeting Of de Stella.
coon Library Association. Members should
not hsget 4
, 1860-09-28

Eo1I efnzacoon Rl1invAsioH-As many Of
1'rIl111lr nlr nunr,, our Government hlBbssn
r1IIns IN annual rent of $500 q the Puget
1,unf Api.nl,nr1l Company of he ground oc-
1a1'.l " ~ s1Tlaon hers. said Company
l|.'a|n5 rroprisloIlhip under ths Treaty Of
1884, Wouos lo1ln that orders were received
y a.. C.rll. . ~ days nlnea. % pay no more
I1nI ~ q. llnllon occupied By hin. Ths
II1||1f.| saItlyor expects soon % receive In
.'IorI|,rl % survey The lands claimed By The
C.al.ny IN lllI county, embracing about 1eo..
ooo reI1a
, 1860-09-28

FAITH, H0PE, CHARITY, JUSTICE AND INDUSTRY
l Industry Camp No. !, I. O. of X, n al,
hID In StellacOom the second and fourth Men1HV
evening" Of each month. An cOmpanlonS u goOa
standing are invited 10 attend.
, 1860-09-28
Yours respectfully,
~ lol -ael Ql clSAn.lIELD.


coxvIcrIoE AND sEnrEscE. Monaghan, for
maiming The unfortunate Mccarthy, by biting
oG his nose. WAS convicted before the Dissrist
'Oeat, On Saturday night last, and ssntenced %
three years and five days hard labor in the Pen.
itrn.iaFy. Gardiner, for sabsequentIy killing
Mccarthy, BY deliberately shooting him several
times Wiih revolver, was sentenced 70 eighteen
years hard labor IN ths Peni,entiary. The jury
in she latter eAss were ont two nights before
rendering sverdict G.s :,a.
/ TnE Carrot IS5Urclios CASE. The applica.
ton q Geo. Gallagher. Esq, for an injunction,
torssirain Mr. Walker from acting as Capil,
Commissioners, Is Is well known, has been denied.
10 somplianee with the request q humber Of
our readers We shall publish the argument ol
NJ. GaFhelds with The decision, as soon as pos
sible sflsr bis ruturn from Oregon - ~
, 1860-09-28

Under this head wiz Be
I,aht . or Iils pAss. ~ interesting collection
4 .ltoI||Iln.nn raiheItd from the earliest
rr1'Ic.ii1n n oIlai Britain. Those IN this y
%, %, bul Ihp bsginnlngi in future issues We
.t,| rnl||.h ne whole series. with Nv unin-
I.I11''1r crplplions e ue 6nd them IN the
Ioniti orninly Rsrisp for July, 1855. We
1.au.al lhum pnriicularly % he readers at
I.nI'on ~ ne information q ven q thsamuSs-
n1n| a1'.h Ih1ir psrn.ll win aa6rd. ID
, 1860-09-28

E1un.-Nr Dsunh Brnnnan 81 into : ror
c1 ~ Monday night, and EiIhed o practice >
40. On ~ muscle; bul he shegig, not apprs-
I'1|'nr n1l cIh|bill0nS. Iotksd him Up 90 ths
ia h coI hIItk bnildins. On Tuesday morn
|.. II u. 1rnllIy Inlloduesd % justice Rab.
I..1.. .I1 I.'|1Iy Informed NJ. Brennan thit
a. ..''. q Il. .lni1IiiIhnsnl pls o1a5o. (which
~ II.a1IJ laId