davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-08-16

III = z '7Es1 &7@ s7**t 177@@s
pnt JwentF-fTe Cent Gox Of ItapdrttAs p:.s Is vas.
ra:ed eort!n unre pure sasaps1!!la than auy dollar
aos;l. o. Sarsp4a- III wAo usu= S11taa1ii!a e:
tten tro.ttu*c Ira dsetls s and take each night
TIT viz b. faand scpesio to The bottled Article
t'x {! Tie Lire App7Ia1 l1IA ere warranted equal 10
10 Is. bottles Of @41aap.ta. Try Of theAc Pills
~k7.e can Active irE:eeLt l. &lkalod cf Sars.pasila.
TAX. 81. ev>r; sas.d Dag. you who u1pg Sa.
.a:4llA Any other toulc reledts- prop I'll tce 10
II ~ a. and hesc p in the place thereof for a
tE'e. Tie cost vii be nsy e-na aud their worth thou
h-zd to.;an. rr;nc!pa oe.,e. ~ Can1}st New Torz
:..p ~ GEORGE E. sTASTo>, General Western
tsert q south EA:k street Ccso. md By III rapeca-
h.e ceA.sYs IL medicine. 1ys1m
, 1860-08-16
Account or Trial of Scales at Vermont
State Fair, 1853.

Account or Trial of Scales at Vermont
State Fair, 1853.
{Frcn The Burlington Free fstsa1
CORRECT and reliable standards Of ty weight
In he community only secand IN Talae - coreet p
cp1e. dealins and reliable currency In view Of tbs
consideration the rtcent t!al OF hay tcales at the Ssts
FAr and its results worthy Of note. We premise ty
rtarkaE thk The State Fslf At Meptpe3!er u. Tesz
two competitors hcales appeared and alter the trial.
the dsst premium awardtd to Mr. John Howe II. Of
Brandon for Of the Stro@ Ross PATENT rid
the SECOND E. / r. FaTbaks Co., of St. JohnsburJ
The same parties again Burlington this fall prpan
for Thorough tr3A Of the risrec ire e Ut the scales
the pIty desiring to retain 'ts preemaenee md
the ohe. determined t. 1egan Its 1ott prize thorough
trial Inst tuted, and tbs Of The
appcd: Flye tohe Of ro3d lron PLACED
IN turn upon The seses and The whole moved int to
os,e side and then the ethes Of the platform add,
uoaa weight of1 ooo ss in 81 b. weights vas weighed
while the i've ton. occupied the various po.ons Again.
lbs rAeed upou truck. and weighed sue
ts. lve1y esc Of tho four Of the plAforr .nd
In the ecttsr Off, Small weights ofIom ~ b. to ba
were then weighed. Aea wcse weighted a.rxly and TO-
re1ke md slpEle and aggregate Weighs cor,are 10
zee II Il err were sny vafanaua We sed by one
CT tie enmm!tte. before whCn the trat made thai
Strong 4 Ro.s sea]es exhibited surprf-ios aoes,arz,
through 1. the Of til, t&' While the otber
scsea though ia many did rot show entire
uniformity throughout especially, exhibiting variation, Of
scme consequence the heavy weights we're moved 10
the dls.ent conszs the Platforms. The award Of d.
1ioa Tor lha best hxy keles eordinxlY made tn Nr
Howe.
The limits Of our article do rot allow Us to describe thu
construction IT thcse seaea hut IN e1tmnacu OF the
prrcle m which they sde has convinced their
xerr freaa value The scscs In addition 70 their reu,bu
y, pos.e4s peculiar adv.nt1 They sir pie VIC IL
no. see how tley could b morc Tte5are
IL, cheap They arc knasdcd+ By peculiar Device from
Jury sudden shocts that hsary weights can be .a.
II t1unded cu and OF Their platform, without sbltr to
esrzange the apparatus. The hay-ees require 10
Which, In many scases cots much the sales These
40 ansAscs which would to pee then
fear Of rivals.
We particularly dessa nat 10 be understood ns uader,au
lux The se1es OF Nesra. Fairbanks which hive undoubt
aay deserved the high distinction taes have obtane but
We inclined to adopt The opinion Of experienced and
capable aacatns whn also one af the committee tn
fore whom tho trial conducted who ha,
ID 70 hla deliberate convsou AVE his oxn rn,a
that he Brandon Salea nst take The lead md hi,
o. non sreastheued BY Tho testimony Of those who ,e
ID ttksy u*o OF the ez'ea-
AAds-iptons Of Platform Weighing sca1es. under tie
! "stsonx & Hoes~ Fatent from oue pound cspzctr an
wards 10 thousand tons. including the ordinary H.r
Eo&ea 70 c.ed Railroad Taek Seaea aad Canal viii
losk Esa1eA LIZ sod BY
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teto' ye prtssut stronger clatns 10 pubic confidence
'Aah sny o:he. H..' Dye IN exGepce7 BECAUSE nia
lie cry th,t has peen Ana red and publicly nn
r'Tst tr tho highest Chemical authority. Also for,h-
rs.so at Other dye has been subjected 10 chr,
eaa-sys'' :. all MOREOVER. besides he.ns fsrc fsom
every p:soroa. dent cunera ip BIZ ri oY hro
Sod .o:ter "s t'se than any other dye IN III.
void. sod everywhere. and applied By ali Hail pr-..,
T. '~r.'.doso. No. Attof House. New York. sotd tv
=: j. rxsk:. 1:t Lake st,> Chicago. re-.Dsw,n
, 1860-08-16

a FASHIONABLE Cuo1R Next Cams sono cf
praise by ,our Persons in an organ loft. Bow
beautifully they wasbled l was carried STRAIGHT
back to the optra, with its pride aud pomn Of
scenic Illusions, Intoxicating sounds, br;I!;ant
eyes, brilliant jewels. Disabling toilette. ;mmarn.
lite kids. The soprano led cr with q splendid
ssaeea:o passage, in which tie high notes DANCED
and capercd like lambs on hillside. Then sbo
ceased, aud tue tenor took up tho strain aud
prolonged it with clear trumpet tones: then he
stopped, and the contral.o sang few sweet
notes; and lastly, the basso added bis yoice to
those Of the other three, and the whole partT
commenced terrific struggle for supremacy i,
tue result doubtful for fe~ momente, but al
last tho soprano Was Triumphant, endipr win
tremendous trill which entirely silenced her
n1tagonlsts.
, 1860-08-16

TkFn popu.ar Gsz7rrs pns.css III the nou41ltag sad
!tvs 'sss!rf r:opeEt {, o FCz1 ulp Rorsnoa Nn1sEr
atd A,s Considered ;h :ro.t cc7cIous Tox md Sroku
lA.r. vel the agreeable S.u44 4ca1c ever Of
fs:et IL :e snt1ie IL Torlc tor Old eope delicate
i-4 eeac c.crat ,ur.'d: and Ill w-ky people, they
csacor te SURPASSED tr Of Weakness or Debility
Ley ": give imotd sle r:ll.f apan strong healthy
se"s - -" s5.!s. ,trst will ez:Att,sh sleir ucslA
-7eE Al CIR: Foaca 2ow IA 70. Lusa CoAr1A1s1,
eaozen:7:', l1:rz-EA, s;xarors D1srA4Es Asp l1vxx
Go*T:A-77. they m Invaluable Kennedy: and Ere
oe'tA1 rrevt1ure Of Ce711s and FEy4as
Put ~ IL cnar: Bottles. IN Il Ind two tozu
AZ f;rrar ), Dru4sists All Gsoc.rs erc.Jwlcrc
T-F. / 4. ". GEEELEY. popr3eiuas, No. as T1e-
uoa .:Eest Eos:oE, Hau,
II. JoE1HscN, General Agut,
10. ~ tt1ta tt.eet t.hIes-o
, 1860-08-16
:For l]lke's })tak.

TOR PIXIES PEAk'-The under-
A.nes, are pref red . o*sr for sse ~ !nstotet
of-AKTZ PUittkiZ.K, ft1uBrls Pafeot, esp<e sllY
.n1r, fur Pies 1ns tomaine+ sAe qualities
uf Il nx L8ht. CatAp. Easily AAoAxtd sad DU RABLk:
rn eerae two hnrse1 four enigma :eost1
oaIy AID ~.lxhs ou w pound. md can b. packed
in ~ uouat3in- lies worried nj Wlntaf Without
warr. We HaKRANf thss Aslte do y. pes cent uata
work with The po yer. than tho btst stannp mill
We prep ASsd to fufp nh ts KIND Of mill Of any xa
a:,o the betmaen,nery in nse hs sa1ns paen or
cra-hlns Iron ure Or Aacadau!zipk Stone-
ach!ne be In operation tho Azehtus Shop
Of Ar oses Polk street, lhe nz1dke Of addtas
pst ONCE box ts88 Chlesso, Illinois, for tu1tae1 infos
m11on.
r y. M soU5 DUBOIS AUSTIN.
TEA AuFT1N, fv7cr O. d AHtY
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ATORTGAGE SALE.-Whereas,
~ Nathan "a 1lr,s sad Koseta sau!res. bis We did
On :hs tn'h tay q Aa{ 4: ~ execute snd :evef
bearing 1T. NJ 'oasta day Of M.y ~. to
vtn bY .h+ Ia san rs. esss "a
& slxe hu ,fed do.t ayaale in sky d,s after The
eorlsts U: Of Cook county ete u Illinois, In Book
- of Mot II faSs ~ aa4 whesea default las
Eo@ wtl-l Il le aud uhpl:d-
now the ef,ra pu1l:c notice Il hereby s,vsu trat
shall in and tT tint Of tie power and autuL
+ .es - hs sid =ort age AID E he pu.,
io,ts 10 frn expressly ca Monday, tne t*eny.es
et TIL ay. 1t ,Ls uoh dour Of tie Cur Hou+ in -
ty IT tic xn, se It puhtte a1ft.on tt the hehes I'd
~it:Tn- rou, rzconal Of section fur. ant
the wes; Ia Oft nor hrast tr1etnn. quar,.r
1a,a pfepA Meridian, IL the County Of coox, and 'at
the tl.ht a ~ ..y fesle1opt of sad Nathaa
squitcs 4nt ko tt hls wfs cir heirs ant k1s there
tn AAkCELLCS b. SHllu Aur kaRte.
Eht:asn, JULY I'D, i9 D. Iy1Ac:t&-td
, 1860-08-16

faF'ltSs
Cr.,cE !1o1ats Canal Co4r4xr>
Washington. NJ j., June sist, l5.7.
Acsss. strong 1:os', Rsa7aon, ", have put up this
tpriuf. two hund ei ton ece Of their peculiar pln
lucntd ane No 6, west Of the Morris ranal this
place. The atfosn seveuty feet long and thty
wide, On IN inclination OF ten there has been
wekhtd It ais. dy A,out a. 900 tons Iron and coal
and mich noEs his p's:ed o:e: 1t without being
weehed the loads Weighed averaged about 100 one
eEaf ahoush 1t has net teen In long enough en-
ale give Dc ide1 o2ln - It's IT.. can
eay with PLEASURE that three months has showu Il
both aeene and durable. under seve,e tess while
Ns s.p1r contraction .eude.s leal liable to Eet out Of
order, tha1 any scale an acllrat1t:d wih.
A.P. BERTHoCD,
Axe.t aua Asst. Eng7. In chs.re Ct the T,rt.
have wttnee.cdtke operation ot The above mentioned
sc aud fully In all tia: NJ Be,thoui las stated
zespectiugit. r. II. TALCOTT
supt- anA Engr.
Mozas CAsAI Qrt1cr, Jtr:ey Ctsg, June Is. 1ss7.
WASHINGTON. New Jersey. August es.h. 1858.
Nkssns. S7Eoxo Koss eztlenen he uae Of the coa
ton sc lie erected By you At the sene Plane No. ives.
the Morris Cana In March. la5., ha, s'1eneu ered y
opinion expressed n previous certificate, At is
ony durable but accurate and easily There las
btcn weighed this FROM April to tbs 1lnae
about tons without altering In auy respect the
svene.s 0f tne bcam Tie accuracy Of the tsuts tb
for platform 10 fee: long and 90 wIe With tout!e.zak
aodthe 1oada weighed alternate ades IS recoumsuda
uDn enough Respectfully youx-,
A. r. BERTHOUD,
Agrn: and Asst. Eogr. In charge.
fully eudorte the atoyc Certificate of As. Besthoud
b5a from personal Inspection aad my knowItate Of Mr.
Bettbouds opportunity and ability to Judge correctly Is 10
'ns proper "ofS1as ot ne scale. ~ II r.,t.or.r
Superintendent ttd Engineer Morris Canal
NV Yoak Isl April 1850.
10 *hox IT NAT coscEas;
have had In use TOT some monh' uron our coal dock
At !zAbethporf, New Jesaoy* ore Of Hnwcs 1Hprovd
forrc,,ns-. 80 .d, n.,,,oa ~ 1,,. s..... ~
re'@0 ~" Se+iSA"'" =" WI "a1th. 1't'pte III c9n'
stzueton. eaiIy adjusted occupying smaller ace Ia
depth thsn scaes Of s.r e1paei,y it to meet
LIE ful requirements Of the seae-purchasr rx public
RANDOLPH L CO..
Miners 0, The Spring NJ Lehsgh Coa..
nv,,rr N Ayr R.u,o.,,
new YukE. 1t April, 1873,
Having taken out our Old scale from pit. which, from
was a~aSs troublesome. and having Fut In one
!" howes4npFSfea seales. we deem Il Our duty 10 add
our 'est"onS 10 ia eat aasptaot7 to ~e'Ehtng pu'
poses H"f'HF' requiring ntt'f fenthahd email amount
u '4so'' " expense u putting up II Is "ondefaya &c
a'o 'toaa us e~oasfueuon anEaoe sha easily aa-
- - monnGs, I'e:t.
90 't-n1'ao->' 'op-
y!ce Prest.s md Sant:s 1aice t:s.cT ii ei 10 IN
take ne ,.u,e IN sizzling that The Hov.. ,.ct sc,1e.
furnished IA last fiji has ,Iu, FIR worked IN ,r ep,a 81.
i,:1ctlon. rou,. ,psnec,fu1v
fsipncd1 cha, r. KIJ}nrs v.a p,ax- l. srn,
Osrcr or TIE RUTLAND AND Bcnl1:aros Il. r..
!an. - 1GS.
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s~ Diarrhea. Dysentery, Summer
ce:''''H'-kssu'fes Compound E1,saes Q, l4n. rl,nt
ts' ra Hets kn:~n for tho cure Of these ti,c..e.
te sE' a''sstff' Valley bears the htlest .erut.,,ou
fo = ca1as1ss properties For th.fen te<th1nr IN
sAss'he l7rassd If AID rod by J. e, VI &GrlRE.
=; cr' Aasou'. Sod by Jso. D. Park, L.. als,s,,
N-'"t.. iY:{'&Qxsul
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L Boa = secured oa FeA Estate tn The city ri Chi
saso .whessat hv eestan 1ns9,umsnt Of wiring bear
!,en aut nwrrvd - se A. tub1t: asct:on ID The G
Of Chi the Cup Bends lese hAf1es nr 7ned 4
tne expir tOa Vt two t RE the a!d la
=lnmtat In srit1ax Wit in thl',y days th-r after
Saw tAsreure public not Il ha..hs ven that TUT
.a4 n:t un.1i q wit ~. -h7l 1t pub lc auction
t'fhe tx est bt:dsE os ash Ut tn n4r door ii
dyr august. f:t1 It len oeosk In lts ,o.rtoo. eight
Coupon bo' d. d.,si ii: nr.t uay ot sepen l:s7
ia or Fire l1u ID I'd UoElas EACH WITH tntetess It
p p' sst ets .n9a ~ ssy.e :ei annually o. Ne drs day
ecutc' by JsaeA H. heese. AID secured BY uor,t
L.. sev. \ ~ p oe. s*ssnty ~ In se,. d et.oa
ate.dt! uce Of Coax u1ts. LIMOS, In Book Thirty.
two Of Mutts Ets Fa +3h Il tte tuzposss Aat1
sttulL nj Of Wttln. Expressed.
CLAPP, & Mt + BEEKLEY,
Ut E. s. hauws. Attorrey.
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r. r. r.
Parks PrickIv Plasters.

Ta-7 'npart ttrrrstA j: Thy I~nia7ate P,in.
Tc-< delxG.tn! lh.ttrs yeId readily the no:!en Of
e sHy. ab.o.a Precipitation aud throw od Al The olcn.
sse coaEu'ated Impurities Of the sEs-
TAEks sea. Sko":d be used fer all Chronic
s1rcs7 Nars Fa!nA Fsintaess, Dyfpe;+!a, Cods Cor
fEfChLY rumIHso:s. .theanstlFn. Tcnalr We.k.
FIAETEKS, Ee@, &c. TIE rcfan their actIre pruper-
m sold y tie. wien other pAstera STE u.eess and
t1- pz4AtEs WHERE rpplled rA1k cAxxor xa.fr. Lye-
::oaf 10 r f;tnsy should Aave them. One Aze
~ r:AEa. es7,h. three sizes on len.hee. San,piea
seot lr rna' OF 1e:ept o1tweuty I've Gu.
shEAEs FARk, Is Is rass NoF New York. Sold
"so!tsa'e ED ReiA.. ry JOHN D. PARK. Ia LAtr.st
IL: IS D:uzeAs generally. nhlcbsl9-d6m
~ Meyers Miraculous Ver1nin Uis-
1cye b. ode.; anl beat remedy for Exte,nuanE RATS
Ii! NICE cOcARoAc1lEs, RUds, ANTS, AosQr1.
TOES FLEAS MOTIFS. GRAlS-WDRMS and GAR
DE> l.,SECTS.
fs"FEac:raj Dsso. t1a Broadway. Nsv yo:k.
Ho,o r. "'ufe:'t evefEwkere. nycsc41gsra
, 1860-08-16
Howc's Weighing Scales
HAVING RECEIVED
FIRST CLASS PREMIUMS

From III:
VERMONT STATE FAIR,
NEW ToRK STATE FAIR,
VIRGINIA Stale CENTRAL FAIR.
UNITED STATES FAlK~
VIRGINIA STATE FAIR.
AND
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE FAIR
We have only to inviie the public to examine
large . Of Scale. o1 every variety, and also to
psiacip!s Of
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4 SSlGNEE'S SALH.- Whereas,
Z \ Evaudets Warner and Arebeaans q. Warner DID, ,
on the 9Th y Of October a. D. 9 rsfe assignment
fot te te ea OF ther Of al their property.
.ea aad ps.,ona u the " eIsxnsd Win poser u rel
co'ed En be e de1s TIM Of Cook County, and state
vi Nlt2us. IN took No. l63 OF De-ds, II Pax&a.
faw. the tfJEo pubic nttee Is hereby given that
III a And BY virtue Of tbs p a authos
TIL Us 70 ted BY ah a'ttes of Anmeas and TO- The
Cses and purp oss therein txeatse Khta
cay OF Auxus, L. d l3N. NJ O'Clock FL - y
att5e Of tbs Heu4e 10 n lily OF Chi
cE sell It public the uitheyt bidder c.Ah.
at e the zi:-t Ie taterts which tho tad Erann-f
1.W aan AIrhe4uA q. Warner hive In and to The
foEn~t'k deecnb-d prem se. to~'t:-A part o. sha'f
q 'he nr.aw,s ialsss ef sec ION stteen, Tow hip
i;st :n!ae o,t ka7.e four ~ attf Iht4 .iadp.!
b?' - toows: bex,ninx st po 1t Ia tho es.t ne
* Fos u'a fl Ii ne uos:h< a.t corn u nd ~e* ~.
est t. m a., ::y d. hsoes nh t31t rod. 70 tue pee
b ~ e. T. sTs pr pxF Which ofanxs C4.uacy cenveyed
utus 18th l43 a-d recorded In t.rtofde Uaeu
20 County Eouia. Ro. No. IA Of D. eds u P.ke
L. Which A1t!cls ct 4 the t4v ol
$tpfntef. a. D. It's. assigned by s.I FrsLau Haaa 10
ai esanuet :. WaFIe- I'D Arch. taus q. WAsnef sad
e"rdt' IN Ruos II. Ders Il Pxke Is Of t,o<
II feto Us. AtOS IT, TffKtN)P
h.raEo. Aug. 9Th, 1880. Jan Is u. s .0yILlE,
1a.t.
, 1860-08-16

PREACHERS SA1AR1Es.--Zion's Herald c;sca
the fnIlo~lrg tablrs, showing the finances Of
the amount raised by them seve1ally for the
support Of the GotPei Vi homr, and for The
benevolent enterprises Of the day, arraoeed
in the order Of tLelr contributions, the largest
first, and the Iea.. last. The average receints
Of tie preachers, IS reported in tho Minutes Of
1861. are Us follows:
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CTATE Or ILLINOIS, County
Of Coil 49, clsrl,. @orst ot Ceot COUNTY se,,,m.
f.. 9;T te5 m ,F ~ s ~ sArs FRI Taaat % Ella
Nlli.r "a Nv. ei1t b. sm,h. IL ca.acarT 1n5.1t;
Of ~ a.n;sssaeoss Of Teb.s ~ q, ds.aa.at soors
cttsSt Seut Csek county s,s h r-ay .t1e Il to
nd Tobias Aule' that ~ emp Lasot I'D IL bu af
The T.st.h ~ o' 5ul. 1. asd iii .uuaa q ts.te
u7 lasued ou Q! nld teur a:snst - cetsad mt re-
y Nv required Nos" M eas ths .ad Tab'as Mer.
aaal pe.onA he a'd app.At oefors s.d Circuit Coart
or Cook tourtY. the atstday It's txf =
.,, p solasn !; cas.SG IA tx r. -. tn.t7
ths .Ald CONT lnant's bill ri compliant. Ii:
and tho alters md thnt. therein axed Ind IT'D
wi! b. atrn eonfessd, ana deea eotsrHi As7i ii
yeu accofd:u& to TIA prayer at sa1d !il.
I r. IN .4lorr
, 1860-08-16

n A. A.INGERSOLL,

n A.tNGERs0LL, 4.
-1<e GtAIE E19E AAM3yAoTpKEA
hn0E HiGUER AND RuLEH,
lAu. n.1 rt.r.-!l;o aaaa!sc:uss ulAax Eors. every
Es&cp..or. fti auc tount deEred patterns wh
:la1t leA:1sa. fa11leo.as Aen1lun pat t.
e.. ffnG Ceunt5 ut.cesr, Hanks. kE-
Printed to o:at.. Msgs4in-s ienot3caA Dr. touEc !r
my A.Sye. olo BoohA sorod ant rebound Az k.n1s q
I'...4az Go1s witt .eatEtAs A1i tiAIatth Terms n4c+
x.c, EU- III LAKE STREET,
AcnncA1. so.Eer u Cssk. entra1c~ o. Ca:t stsees.
P1a' f1:;e> Eo7 NaA r>vs' ' hSsl
, 1860-08-16

ESTATE OF GEO. w. DOLa,
~ deceased. Public Eotieets hereby g!ven to Al! Der.
htvnk t.4ns de naads :en.t The Of Gen.
D",. l!'r III Cook county hr..a.t. IL rte.ent tLe
same !1ra ~ icaton ~ -esilcmea:, ,txu!l1 q!
the County t.crt Of Cook county, be holden at TIE
Court odse IN the citf Of Ch>.o the ra Monday o:
September, A u. 1850, bein: The 1T. day tE"seot.
GEO. +. RCM>Er1
JULIAN S. hGMSET,
... Executors LII. jfu,leea.
f'h-Arn 7rv =, 1Srh. ,-s-s.i,.w
, 1860-08-16
H0YYNAa8 / 0EIpCXH.

FE,f,ErCEs i. H0FF.n.1-F.f,
fonI11 OF the Grant Ducnv Of saxew emar hs Dnehas
If aswck and s2xe3oaz aal the fEee cttY or tf1nk.
In and hY specal -evef9! STATES Auh1rt1td -
ffformer r|t!teas Of AIS TIA: BAnEK nAsyAMH1'
tV1RTFMHsKU UbKANEEG. Sc IA77-dAwi1
, 1860-08-16
U2stcT Il Ch21cefy. T. 4. FAME FEaER,
Mister In Chzoeesy Of Cook Curnty.
Ct'el,0. Au... fh. Hi. fyl3 c'6l'a
MORTGAGE SALE. yirtuo

oth " HVE 0ALE4.-b} FfTLHc
III Of cs.t.l7 indeasure Of Moft1a,e he4.is tA,e
the .-h ca, Of Feb usfr ~ {, nom alter IL g.
n n M s ysy !.as y, E1T2 +rler 'tso,dT
70 X r'"f More.s.. r. y .a-,xur'i b, aid ~
ak oi ao1s,g., RI il H.. a. sae 1or Of
H. H. Con 1isa.: n 80 cot ~ u !nnsbasa o. te
tani set oser1 ,erib~d In iii t3sEe Ana Iii
rkn ND ;4..s M ett mp"n h' r:a T.! th7 .rpo-e "
sa.i.!Ttx tie tttt mite tatLe III saiI Mnr:g 4ah
tie c.-'s Of tI. proce dcg lie "taer DIS eA u
fad NuEtkae h.six hrel ~ j. Tls prels:a II BE- ~oA
c c-lted ~ io.iows:-l Lumbsr rcyrn Ia iturk
nanoes til r.s taat p4 OF y. rrlxaa! city ot E.ck
f,!u uta lie tn Ie It Ioc1 Kssx M the Z. uLty
uf Hi-:ts.s,. au4 T. Vt illinois.
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DREADFUL SLAUGHTER OF COOL
les on SHIP.BOARD.

The Coolie business, in which Cinnamon
are hired, enveigled or entrapped to 60 TO
the West Indies as laborers, seems to lack
little, if any thing, of beng equal IN its hor-
rors, to the African Slave trade. A horrible
case of alleged mutiny, and consequent de-
struction of life, is lately reported to have
occurred on board the ship Norway, Capt.
Major of N. York, on her passage from Macao
TO Havana, which came near being fatal to all
on board.
The Norway sailed from Macao Nov. 26th, with
about l 900 Coolies on board, and when five days
out, at about six O'Clock in the evening, the cap
tain being below at the time, rlutiny broke out
among the coolies, who set fire to the ship IN two
places, and endeavored TO force the matches.
Mr.. Stimpson, of Boston, one Of the mates. had
charge Of the deck and the watch, with the excep-
ton Of the at the wheel, was aloft, taking IN
.aiI Mr.. Simpson, rushed to the main hatch and
commenced the struggle. The crew from aloft and
those below tried to seize the boats and leave the
ship, when the surgeon, an English gentleman,
drew his pistol and threatened TO shoot the first
man who dared make that attempt The crew then
rallied and went to the assistance of the officers,
and fight eusued, which continued from six in
the evening until after daylight next morning.
Thirty Of the coolie. killed, and more than
ninety more wounded. before tho mntiny was
quelcd.
The captain then gave the coolies one hour to
deliver up the arms in their possession; II they
lid not he threatened to cut away the mast, set
fire to the ship take the boats and provisions and
leave them to their fate. The mutineers soon
came to terms.
Capt Major had his wife and two daughters
with him, and also lady passenger and child; but
during the night the lady diei Of fright, and IN
the morning the child also died
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ru. ACCIDENTS. AT the celebration of the
Republican victory, in Wolfborough. N. H.,
March 18th, an old iron cannon was
used. which, being unskilfully loaded, burst
a. the second discharge, scattering the frag-
ments in all directions. A young man from
Great Earls, named Garland, and another by
tho name of Warren of Marlborough, were
instantly killed, and young man named
Kimball was seriously if not fatally injured
One piece, weighing from 30 to 40 pounds.
went through the side of Dr.. Halls house
into the parlor, and one piece. weighing 2o
hounds, grazed the cheek of Daniel Horne
Four or five were severely injured, and sew
eral had very narrow escapes.
John johnson, Esq, highly esteemed
and wealthy citizen of Pittsfeld, n. H., was
instantly killed on Saturday while unloading
LOGS. at a sawmill in that town. He stepped
in between the cart pole and pile of logs.
The oxen suddenly swung round, catching
him between the pole and logs, breaking his
backbone, and driving several of his ribs
through his heart.
The Fall River Nelcs states that on Satur-
dav forenoon. Mr. William A. Borden,
engineer in the Tread Mill of Joseph NJ. Da-
Wis. in Fall River, r: T. was caught by belt
of shafting and rapidly whirled round the
shaft. his head striking the floor at every
revolution. He expired almost Immediately
after being extricated.