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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-10


Kaleidoscope Il toll rou .Grec &c, that
wouI;! talk wlilr you again, in connection
with tic past, but ain 0:liIe ashamed, and
more ihan half surry for M promise, for
two reasons FIRST, you wish 10 have our
little talks printed that you might read Them,
but thcr" Was ~ room in laSt paper and now
several weeks are gorc, and the frciglstcd
present is upon Us and So much freStcr. .tnd
then to dra. the past along with the present
is sometimes heavy, for VIC doubt tie cor
lcctnc<> of our figures, often, and TO r1isfrust
the miod is I very scrious matt2r-iniyr;ous
TO its healthy. onward growth. And. Gracjc
what is truc of mind. is ~. O truc or mat,cr
DELAYS whether forced or otherwise arc in.
iurio,,s ,n hnth sThc threads wIic, cnnnrct
,ron,,b. ,,,,l ,l,,o, ,ro I,nl;cn ond wh,.,, ,vn
rcti;rn tn thc task On rho morrow il is of,cn
wirh f,r ,,.ss yicnr 1h,n at ,hc iuccn,;n,," -
Nv sym.a,hirs arc ever enlisted for tto.e
devoted ma,rons whose domestic dut;cS arc
never done can never caicb up with the Iiy>
inc present, for free, fuII. hearty rest They
1,n,w "yt,rrr rho crimson may bc f,,nd il,
.hn roso " t;. ,b,.;r. !. =. ,rnc;io, II ,ccr,i,,,.
~ III, .I'a nI~,,;.,x, IS Ia I;,i, IT,,
: :. a,.o. o- i 80 ~, ,';'I ,. en,,,
.no M nr E. to', .iI
~" , 90 ,r"aJ ~ o.t.'t,,,i' i'.,ra ,.n
;,'. ,''i'.,;.';n @ 81 "D ncar oa't.e ~,
no,ar+ ' with ti'. cnrN;ct ~ ,;fn ~ .hcI,cr
rrhccr and cdncatc thrir Ii.tIc focks Crsar
IIannib, ,inorEanol,on qr,nn'cd wit, ;.;r,u,.y
so great. nor had their brows bound viii,
wrea1hs half so beautiful, even in the zenith
of their glory, when the plaudits of world
raised them upon the topnost waves offanc
and called them great. as the poorest mo-
ther who falls asleep before her time, under
the cares ard crirfs that have starved ii not
brol,cn her hr,rt Caesar n;rtt we'll trcm-
HE ani sh-;ni; !, horror did hc witness :bc
glorv md ir;dcsccnt ';( snrcndor which none
bnr ihc anrris saw within the norta's Of her
tomb as thew murmurcd among themselves,
FALLEN beneath. the i,nperious stride Of Cr>
sar: gone; gone before her time; burst her
prison>bars aud LETT the sllacklcss behind
her; gone in mercy to the beautiful rest
in the peerless realms Of light, where colors
are graduated 10 the chords of mclct!y. aud
where her COOL deeds partake Of the
fragrance of the flowers. Ave, gone 10 Rest
And this lirrie, listlcSs, ha!furconsc:ols
brood arc the trophies of banncr dyed in
blood This mother will never come TO lift
the latchet for her little ones return, nor
shall that father ever know where his tender
little children dwell who have no home, Yes,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-10

A DUTcE LAMENT Mine Colt vat 4
country, and vat beeples! here coomes q
man vat says he ish docto", and cures ewes
ry,incs. Veil, everybody coomes nit hlrp,
NIT something's de matter nit dere eyes, AID
ears and noses, and nix cum rouse besides.
and gives him much money, and in two days
be ills his pocket so full ash it never wash
pefore, nit de money vat nobody will never
see again, and dere he goes away to find oder
bccpleS in dish fine country vat some folks
thinks py tam is all prokc to pieces nit green
backs, who i>h always ready 70 be-ter tuyfel
vat You call it-ah, yaw, to be humbus.
Mine Colts, Mine Cots, ware ish Mister Iacl
Holmes, vat kills men on dc head, nit his
stick, ven it wash not lcavel. Tink Of de
llger vat i<h lost, ana dat lifes to see dish
day. Mine friend Mister Barnum, coomc
here mitout delay dere'S goot tings for you
Foue SIMPLE REcEIPrs.-Cu them ont
and pas'e them in your scrap book:
'For simple neuralgia Of the face, or any
superficial ache not depending upon some
organic disease, nothing will act so cffcc;u-
ally as rubbing the oil Of peppermint into
the part Tie oil MN with the gout viii
get relief from it. -lS Il local anesthctc, it
will give relief when caloro(orm fails.
frequently put a grain Of morphine to a
dracllln Of oil.'
Hollow horn proceeds from nothing but
the gall. My remedy IS one desert spoonful
of pulycrized coppcras, every other day un'
til three doses are given, provided the COW is
thereby relaxed. If not, give three eggs and
4 pin; of rock salt. Give three successive
doses Do not bore the horn tall.
1t is said that bleeding from a wound, on
mar or beast, may be stopped by mixture
of wheat -four and common salt, in equal
parts, bound on 3 cloth. If the bleeding be
profuse, use large quantity, say from one
to three pints. 1t may be left on for hours,
or even days, if necessary.
For inhlmcd eyes: "Take potatoc, and
after quartering it, CRATE the heart as fire as
possible, and pl.ce the grating between 4
piece Of cambria muslin. Place the poal:icc
over the eyes infamej, anl keep it there
fifteen minutes. Continue the operation
three successive nights, and perfect cure
casu2s."
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-10

SCRAPS
\ young Western lady is about to w-itc-
'What know abou, courting."
Advertising is tue oil which merchants pnt
In tLe:r lamps.
The sting of bee carries conviction with
it. II makes man bec-c tvcr !: once.
Josh Billings says "he who by his biz
would rise, must either Hurst or ADVERTISE y
\ school boys composition on the horse,
rcads-it is an animal with four legs, one at
each corner.
4 man in Greensboro. while playing cards
on i Sunday, was struck with paralysis. The
left arm and hand which held the cards are
useless. What = warning is this.
Mr.. Greeley has settled The question about
raising tropical fruit. lie says he sowed half
hushcl of best Stacked lime, and did not
raise a single confoundcd lime.
The young men Of our toYn arc asita.ing
themselves on the question of a fire engine,
and we trust it viii! not be long Gro one is
had.
A new minstrel troupe has been organized
which will make its debut TO tie ad,ni-ag
inhabitants of Newberry at an carly date
Look ou: ye people, and save yonr dimes
The company is first wa:cr.
Tie wives Of men Of sentiment arc Tot 81
ways the most appFcciatire women. Jean
Paul represents Sicbcnler rs reading one Of
his beautiful asiIings to his wife, who
listened with eyes cast down and batcd
breath As he closed. the sharcr of his JOYS
5eamed forth with: Don't put on Your
left stocking TOMORROW, dear; nust mend
that hoe in it,"
We report genuine case OF X. f. t;!is
week. twill be remembered! that L few
weeks ego, a till man, with long hair, large
eyes, and prominent noS2, lcf; viii! Us a FIVE
dollar William. We placed i, under the head
80 he continued We regret nov to add
in conclusion that the same individual re>
turned on Friday last and demanded his
money back. It was cruel, but one look
at his towering form, swelling muscles aud
dilat!nS eyes, caused Us to an:e.
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French War News.

The latest dates f.ou Francs give ac-
counts of havoc and boodshed still con-
sinuins. Fort ISsy, long contested
point, has been reduced to ashes. The
Versailis,s have not vet succeeded in en-
>eriag she city of Paris, but preparations
ass cade for an assault. Mitraileuses
eve greatly used, almost supercedins
@ksaepots. The FrusSians intercept
z,ssisions for Paris and refuse cxplana.
sions. A fsg Of truce, which went 70
,ha lines Of the Ters lilies troops, refused
70 80 back. The bearer declared he was
tired Ct Sighting, and gives dep'orable
account of the insurgents, all Of whom,
~i,h the exception @! dcserterS, are for
s;sn advcnturerS All attempts at con-
sili.t;on are said to be hopeless Gen
Russell has formally taken control of the
sR,irs Communist army. and is preparing
lor an offensive movement with 10000
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:s:G;pOlSONOUS s:G MEDI-

CINEi. The theory that the virus of dis
case can he safely coun;eTacted by doses Of
poison, is false and dangerous. Within the
last twenty-five years, net less than score
Of viru'ent poi<ons have been added to the
repository o: the medical profession. They
arc given in small doses, otherwise they
would destroy life Immediately; but even In
minute quantities, they produce, ultimately,
rcrr disastrous effects. II is unwise. and
unphi!osops!cal TO employ, as remedies,
powerful and ;nSi,!ious drugs, which, in
suhjsgating one disease, SOW the seeds of
another still moro un:aanagcab!c. None Of
these terrible mcdicamcrts operates with ass
MUCH dirrc;ncss and certainty upon the
causes OF disease as Nostetter's Stom.
ach Bi.:crS, ;cnic and corrective,
w;.acdt a single deleterions Ingredient in,
Is composition. Arsenic and quinia: are.
given Tor intcrn,ittents bromide Of pctas,
stun for nervous disorders strychnine and;
pruSsic acid for general debility; mercury, in
varioas forms, for liver complaint; prcpa-
rations Of chloroform and opium for sleep
lrssness and vet these deadly drugs do not
compare, as specifies for the diseases above
enumerated, with that wholesome vegeta-,
bic invigorant and sltcrative, while theg are
all so pern;cious that it is astonishing any
physician should take the responsibility Of
prescribing them. Let i.val;ds, for their
own sakrs, try the Btters before they re-
sort to the poisons. The relief they will
experience from course Of the harmless
specific, will render recourse TO- the un-
safe preparations referred to, quite un>
necessary. Nay 5, 1S-lm.
A
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L7dies are carrying Parasols with lons.
heavy handles and po;nts--u>ing them
as walking sticks, and rs a lady has
about as Much idea oi using caue as q
man has ot fan. i. is extremely lu&i-
crouS TO behold the operation. First,
you're reminded Of tlat.b on the
Mississippi, with some energetic RATS
maa showing her along in the r'rd then.
as she comes nearer. pIo;id;nS The harm.
less sidewalk. You t!iuk Of men you've
seen spea.ing GELS, ill finally you see
she is not acting charade. and begin to
pity her for paor blind girl. but all Of
Sudden and its only s:rl OF the period
trying to walk with ar nvc72rown cane
that has 4 Sigh, eruotion OF parasol
broken OIL, a:o"g It's spine.
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Unfortunate Difficulty in GreenVilie.

The MountaiEcer from which We
copy in relation 10 the late difficulty,
s,ye;
There arc various VERSIONS Of the af,
fair, but we gather the following as the
most reliable. On Monday afI Ie'noon, a
colnrcd man by the name Of Edward
Sncal cnt into the store Of Mr.. ii. c.
Mark, and called for pistol cartridges.
The clerk. who had noticed some pre-
yous indications Of turbulence on the
part Of Snead, very wiscly and justly re.
fused to let him have them; at which
Sncad took offence, and levclling his
pistol at the 81, rk, pulled the trigger, and
the bali Just graZcd the head Of the cirrk,
After the l'erpetra,i"n Of this outrage,
SncaI was taken in charge by one of the
City Mar<hai<, but was Immediately re-
scucI by crowd ofhis friends. \ short
time after this, he was again arrested,
and while being carried to the guard
house, there were such Strcng evidences
of an outbreak on the part Of the crowd
gathered around, that His Honor Judge
Orr, who happcncd 10 he in the vicinity
at the time. together with several of our
promincn. citizens, had 10 iuterpose fo'
the preservation of the peace.
During this occurrence, 4 difficulty
took place, by which Mr.. Thomas Saxon,
vho Was acting as Assistant Marshall,
MAS very seriously, if not fatally injured.
In performing his duty for the purpose
of qurlling the tnmuli, he WAS intcrfered
with by Ike Ross, (col"rcd,) who i'm.
mcdiatc!y afterwards endearorcd to es.
cape hy running. He VA followed by
Saxon. who chascl him into a store;
hut just as he entered. Ross aSsailed him
with 4 b:irk.mt or rock, and Inflicted
such severe Injuries upon him as TO plrce
his life in 4 vc'y precariouS conditi N.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-10

MessrS. Jay Cooke & Co., financial
agents of the Northern Pacific Railroad,
will accept our thanks for a pamphlet
giving an interesting history Of the Route,
Resources, Progress and Business Of this
great thoroughfare. Its contents are
The new North west-its mildness and
fertility; The Railroads land grant-its
extent and value; The future business
Of the road; Progress of construction !;
Engineers report; Puget Sound-its
harbors, climate and resources; Miscel
lsny; The Charter and Mortgage; North.
ern Pacific Railroad 7-30 Bonds.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-10

SOUTHERN CULrIvAToR FOR MAYA
most excellent number, full of plain, prac-
teal. rrIi;,!,!e, original matter. The numcr-
Gus suggestions i; contains, are prepared by
practical. Intelligent working men, who
know what they talk and write about. The
editors wills; advocating progress, arc not
visionary, bat conservative practical men,
who appreciate the situation Of the South
crn farmer, and are doing their boS: to help
him We should be glad 10 see the Crlt!"a-
tor in the ha"ds Of every reader Of the Herr
aid, as tie impet@s it ~ould give to agriccl>
tnrr would react iasora5!y uron our own
business. and that Of every other man in the
community.
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Baptist Theological Seminary.

The commencement exercises Of this
institution took place on Monday night,
May lSt. Address were delivered by
Rev. Hugh F. Oliver, Of GA, full grad,
nate, and Rev. J. c. Furman, D. D..
President Of Fu!man University.
South Carolina graduates, in part,
were II. Dargan, j. OBJ. Lowry, John
Stout, c. n. Donaldson, S. c. Hudson,
". R. Parlcr, R. n. Pratt, and ". G..
Rollins.
The occasion ~as an interesting on",
aRd tbi-:y-si, in all were graduated.
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CEN.1E POINT, ARKANSAS,
April II, 1871.


MEssns. T. P. ( 2. II GREyE6ER:
My DEAR OLD EalESDs-l!appy was T.,
and my little household, whcn your paper
again made its appearance at Our place; and
not only ourselves, bIt many more Caroljn-
ans wto are around shis place lo"e to get
hold Of it. The weather once more shines
bright, and the people begin TO take root and
grow with more vim. Our prospects arc ine
for small grain crops, fruit also. Our corn
besius to look well, though our farmers are
very much behind on account Of bad weather.
wrote to you last year. to change my Pa
ner frurl Grand Junction, Tenn, to Centre
Point. Ark. You will do me the favor to
continue 10 send r., and in haste always to
this place. Give my respects to all cnquiring
friends. ! hope the times in your country
will soon be better. We are all well.
J. ~. HILL.
We take the liberty OF publishing the above
from Cur old friend and ex-citizen. and hope
;hrt !,c vii! rar'.oa OFT doing so.-Ep.
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FEW"RERRy:. s. {,
Wednesday, Hay 10, 1871,

Mr. J. \. Robson, Of Charleston, well
known in this section Of country, as a
large and successful commission mcr-
chant. and agent of phosphatcs, has sent
MS beautifully executed photograph Of
his new building, on the corner Of East
Bay and Atlantic Wharf Mr. Robson
will please accept our thanks.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-10

On time, as usual, is the The AIlre for
May, and it is in every way equal il not
superior 10 the former issues Of this superb
publication. Among the numerous illus
trations with which this number is embcl-
lishcd, VIC find three full page oncs-'Evc>
ming" II group on the staircase Of The
Bruhl 'sche Tcrrasse in Dresden), by Schilling,
being a remarkable fine one; Dante at the
Studio Of Gio,to," by Kcyser; and "rhe Old
House." illustrating the beautiful old poem,
by Samuel Rogers, Of the same name OF
the smaller ones, "Coming Through The
Rye" The Wood Nymph,'. . By Birch, and
MARY and John Returning from the Tomb, y
by ploc!ihurst, are particularly noticeable
for their fine engraving and the admirable
stvlc in which they arc printed; rs are, also,
the portrait Of Miss Marie Krcbs, and Frank
ncard's clever sketch, entitled "Thc Quar-
reitome NeiShbors." The matter in this
number is varied and Interesting, while the
typography and general get Up still exccls
anyting OF tle kInd published in the Uni"
.cd 6:atcs. The second edition Of the beau
tifEl Ch. ONO "Dacks" is now ready for de-
livery. and will be furnished to all suDscrt-
bers, for the current year, either through
local aseucics or direct from the Publishers,
James sutton & o., % Liberty Street, New
York. On receipt OF the subscription price
$3.50
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-10

DIE MoDENYELT for My lSt and lG;h, is
received, ant IS usual IS hrimful Of fashion.
The designs and patterns are endless. Ia
dies will find Die Mo'lcnwclt the very mac::>
zine for information on all questions OF: sfyle
AND material. Price >3 per year. Address
for subscription. 5. T. Taylor. ri I;:a' -.
\ T.
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men.

PETERSON LADIES MAGAZINE for June
s 10 hand, and is 4 cho-minS nu@hcr. The
,ew price of this elegant magazine. together
vita she lacge amount Of interesting reading
z,a,sss, and beautiful fashion designs, makes
; r. very popular. Address {. }. Peterson.
~ Chss,nus ST, Phiiadeiphia.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-10

PeooF PosITIvE.-The immense sales OF Sing
eTs sewing Machines is proof positive Of their
merits. 10 family knowing anything about
them are willing to do without one. Anything
in the way of sewing, plain or ornamental can
be done on them. and child with but little in
struction eau run them with fsclilty. Inc ns.,
ch;uery is simple ard not liable to break or get
out of order They have been known to keep in
good rununs order for fifteen years without
nee,i of r-ra,i>. which cannot oe said OF otoe1 .
machines Hcssrs. Chick Chick are tue aSenoS
at Newbcrry.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-10

The WEATHER on Saturday last was cold, ,
disagrceabe and gloomy, making overcoats
and fires very essential TO comfort, and on
Sunday morning there was percep,b'e
frost. So fir as ascc:taincI, however, no
damage was done to vegetation by the frost,
anil other than the rctarling Of growth by
this unhealthy cold snap, gardens, field crops
and fruit arc full Of promise. Srmc Of the
old prophets chuck!e considerably, in that
the prediction Of cold or frost between the
first and sixth Of May-the moon filling on
the fourih-haS been verified. 4 note nay
he made OF This fact now for future reference,
that if the moon Fl lis between the first and
sixth of My, cold spell may certainly be
looked for.
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=, =, - - -. =, ~. -. -
ECEAl ChR"LlHlAN Fo% hAf.-1nls Gess OF
our H2TicI.sErai rNcManSGs cones 10 Us tT's .'
'::"i'H ;Fcsh lGIl ana !asieu 'S Usual E'en ..t
i.'"'t caFs"f! Sace Gisc!oses 20 the .eaneI '',.t
il Possesses ali aDIe eGto'laI collN. iulpo'!e" =!
wei informed l'Eu'ac co'ISSl,o'Cc.s. pesiies .n
caFuai co:feSpoEaen'S from 80 many pHIISoa tng
"oru - 10 prove "t orCc tH N!'c anu
powerful lnHuGnce; he lroh.lspecs IS 4 naIu-
some and i'fe.Ilk likeness OF General Johnson
iiaSood. ircslHtn' OF thc SCUM larmIina tNgrl-
cultural a"d McchGnicGl Society. ThiS is &C
compaEird with short biographical sketch OF
tat distinguished caro- ilrian. who. in peace as
in war ever having the true interest of lis state
at heart, hNS been laborins with all his energies
for tic past siX Jears 10 restore her aGricuItuIai
prosperity, DR. r.. VI. IenGIetoT. OF sparta
NJ ou'i!'Ns te NSN' az t' - ~ 4ei ~, -.
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The AMERICAN STOCK Journal :or May,
IS full OF interesting matter. 10 stock TaiSc-<
i: i> Invaluable. Published by y. =. E0re:
X Co.. parkc>hu's. IA : per .@2um.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-10

FUN AHEAD.--It aff9rrls us great pleasure
to announce to the citizens Of Newbcrry,
that Ihe Sta. Ethiopian Troupe will give an
entertainment in the new hall on Thursday
night, the 25th Of Nay. We can confidently
promise something good from this troupe Of
native artists. as we happen to know that it
is made up of the happiess combination OF
musical merit and comicalty of character.
We simply make the announcement now Of
the promised entertainment, and in next is
sue will alIude more particularly to this Star
Troupe.
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FI7s.-Ifyo want ft, and an elegant
one, and made of the best materials, so to
Wrisht& Coppock's. Their Spring asSort-
mcnt of Clothing and Furnishing goods for
gentlemen ind boys, is full and complete, in
all the late styles and grades Of goods
These gentlemen have catered so long TO the
tastes of the citizens Of Ncwberry, that in
laying in thcir stock they know just what
will sui, and make their purchases accord
ing!y. BE ye clo;hcl. therefore, there is TO
excuse whatever ro- being i'll dressed, and
more particularly rs their prices are mode
rate.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-10

BANK OrGANIZATIoS.-OI Saturday last,
a national bank, under the title of the Ma
tional Bank of Ncwhcry, with a capital
stock paid in of fifty thousand dollars, was
organized in this town, and the certificates
o: stock forwarded to Washington. An elcc-
ton for officers will take place on the 18th
inst, and the bank will go into operation
about the first Of July. The business men
of our town have long felt the need of bank
facilities, and that now we are TO have the
advantages and privileges Of 50 necessary an
institution. all will be glad to know. To
Col. Palmer, Of Columbia, who was 50 large
ly instrumental in its inception and organ
iza;ion. our c;,iz?ns feel greatly in'lcbted.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-10

PARLoR ENTERTAINMENTS Maur gain
entertained a delighted and large audience
on Monday night, in the elegant new Hall Of
Mcssrs Maycs { Martin, and gave highly
pleasing programme. As ventriloquist,
ST. Maur is as good os the best, and master
Nip on this occasion was exceedingly fe>
licitouS. The entire role of this accomplished
performer and scientist, Is marked by pccu-
liar excellence and aboUnds in happy wit
and humOr Master Nip, We noticed was so
full Of Dr. Fanis celebrated Liver Regulator,
that its praises gushcI OFT on every "appTo-
pirate" occasion, and VIC have no doubt the
Doctor will appreciate the compliment: by
presenting Nip with few bottles. st. Maur
goes from here to Union, Spartanburg and
other towns in the up country, and we COM
mend him to tie people wherever he goes.
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SHASK's MARE LINl.-A pleasant and
rapid trip, We are pleaSe'l to inform our nu-
mcrous readers, may now be male during
the season at Il moderate outlay Of money,
and one which can be made profitable be-
side. Passengers need be under no appre-
henSiun either from railroad accidents, steam
boat disasters, or other common dangers, as
they can all go by the 'SAank's mlre line"
which will carry them to Baltimore Corner
i'll little less than no time. An hour spent at
this f,,mous retreat is worth considerable, as
Capt Andrew Wicker is in receipt Of many
good things, anl among Others, a splendid
lot Of juicy, sweet, sugar-curcd hams.
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ASSAULT AND ARREsT.-A negro man
named Edward Stewart was arrested on Sun
day last, under warrant for an assault, com>
mtted on the premises Of Mr.. Henry Eptins,
and being brought to town was committed
to Jail. 1t was stated by some Of the party
that the negro had made some improper over
lures to young lady, and on being ordered
of drew his pistol and made the assault for
which he was arrested. We do not youcb
for the correctness Of this statement however.