Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 20 November 1858 — Page 1

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Importer's and Jobber's

AND DEALERS IN ... FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC

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They take pleasure in inforraingthelr numerong that they are now engaged heavily in the dry good* trade well as clothing, and that they arc now ilk receipt of one of the largest and most

pj A N I I E N

fitoek of Spring and Summer fabrics including everything that has yet been brought to Crawfordsville. We intend not to bo undersold by anybody and we here take occasion to say that our

A E S O O

Ready Made Clothing

la the finest and best mide of any in Crawfordsvilloand will bo wold at price* that will astonish those who havo bought their goods elsewhere.

HATS AND CAPS.

Our assortment of Hats and Caps embraca •very style and aro of tho latest.farhions.

JEWELRY.

Our stock of Jewelry embraces every articlo in the line. Warranted fino gold.

ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE,

taken in exchango, and the highest price? paid. April 8, 1S5S.

kt O TTC

IS NOW GIVEN TO AI.L WHO WISH TOTURCIIASE THEIR

FALL

"WINTER

GOODS!!

AT tlioro will he Rold at lower rates than ever any and all sorts of iSATINETTS. CA PSIMERES,

CLOTHS. TWEEDS, AND JEANS,

CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS,

UIK' as nice a stool of \V OO I) Eh A 1 N I- S.

11* KINOES, CARHM ISRES. DEI.AINF-S, 1 ARAM ETOES, anil fill kinds of

Fancy Dress G-oods,

as was ever brought to tlii.t market. SHAWLS, that cannot be AiirpaPiHid in ftyle A price in town.

BOOIN

and Shoes,

a good stock.

Notions, Hats and Caps, Bonnets, Artificials Trimmings, and a superior stock of

Queensware & Groceries,

A ltd ull oili-r articles kei-t in retiiil uteres in the marki'i. 01110 in and s'jc what we have got and li"\v we noil. take in uxchangc for what we have, CASH ttud unv kind of I'roduce you may have to sell, at the market prii'c. J. H. Sill*K.

C5T Yi «ill ill id on hands at all times '.o show goods end attend to your wants, SAM RUIIINSON and CIIAHLKY HAKHIMI.

Ootob.-r'J, vlOnl'2.

With the largest and Best selected stock oj

Drugs, Medicines, Paints,

OILS, DYE STUFFS, TOBACCO,

JE j*3L. 9m 9

Window Glass, Glass Ware,

6LASS

LAMPS, COAL OIL LAMPS,

COAL OIL, LAUD OIL, FISH OIL,

IjiiisccMl Oil, White

Lend,

Together with a full and complete assortment of

PAINTS,

EVER BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET, Which wo are determined to sell, as low as can be purchased in the Wabash alley, for cash, or^to prompt pavers, 0space. Call at No. -J, Empire Block, Cra'wfordsville.

April J4, IS OS. v«n40. \T7E havo just received a larre and fresh supply of Dr. C. W. Rolmck's Scandinavian Blood l'uritier and Blood Pills. apr 24 '5S MANSON A POWERS.

AFRESU

supply of Dr. llelmbold's extract of

Buclm, for salo by apr 24 '5S MANSCN & POWERS.

GROSS XloLano's Pills and Vermifuge, apr 24 '5S MANSON & POWERS.

FINE lot of Gilt Moulding and French Lith ogrnphs, for salo at tho 1 '55.

PEPPER,

BACON

ng a "Old Corner," bv FRANK HEATOK.

Spico and Cinnamon, ground and un-

gronnd, for salo by apr 24 '5S MANSON & POWERS.^

DON'T'5S

forget to try our Cigars and Tobacco wc havo choico articles. apr 24 MANSON & POWERS.

J»A Boxes Star and Adamantine Candles, for DU Bale cheap by apr 24*5S MANSON & POWERS.

WANTED, for which we will pay he highest price in cash. S4'5S MANSON & POWERS. apr

Apr24

VERY large assortment of Paint and White Wash Brushoa, for sale by 5S MANSON & POWERS. apr: "ITOWE'S, Hurley's Bull's, and Gnyaott'sSar-

f"^&KSOS

POWERS.

Blacksmithing.

J. 8. HATCH

WOULD

respectfully inform hia fVionds and the citizen* of Montgomery connty generally that he is amply prepared to execute with neatness and dispatch all order* for work. Particular attention paid to honeahoeing.

BT Call at the sign of tho Big Shoe, on Green •Met, one block aonth of the Poet Ofiee. OrawfordtTille, Aug. 14.1999. n4m9.

S O E S I N W A E &

N. B. Evi-rv instrument fill 1 warranted. reh 2G, 1

•*. The undersigned having purchased II. BALL'S interest in the business, intends to continue it st the old Stand,

NO. 5, COMMERCIAL BLOCK. A Large Stock of Cooking Stoves on (land.. The 'A AX" Remains Unrivalled!

A full Stock of

Tin, Japan, Brass, Copper & Brittania Ware.

With a large variety of other Kitchen Ware, kept constantly on hand. Our Stoves and Wares »ili be offered at reduced prices. All orders for work such as

Tin Roofing, Guttering, Sheet Iron, Copper, Zinc,

Or any other in our lino attended to promptly, and will be thankfully received. All work warranted.

Old Copper, Lead, Brass, Pewter, Paper Rags, and almost all kinds of Farming Produce taken in Exchange.

June 20, 1857-v8n48-tf. CIIILION JOHNSON.

"Music for the Million!"

A I I E

Greencastle Music Store!

PIASO FOKTKS from {175,00 to $S0C),00. MELOUKONS from $45,00 to #200,00. GCITAKS from $0,00 to $."0.00. YIOI.INS from $1,00 to $50,00.

Also, a full and complete stock of Sheet Mnsic and illusion! Merchandise, of all kinds, constantly* on hand and for sale at "SMASH DOWN PANIC PRICES."

Our Piano Fortes arc from the following Noted Factories: Chickcrine «fc Sons, Boston.

Woodward & Brown, A. «fcJ.Kcogh. Buffalo. Peters, Crngg & Co. Louisville. A. H. Gale Co. New York. Child & Bishop's Celebrated Melodeoiis. The above Instruments cannot be surpassed, and will lie sold on terms defying competition Wc respectfully invite those wishing anything in the Music lino "to call and examine our stock.— AM orders pronmtlv attended to. Address, l:. DOBBINS it CO., Greencastle. Ind.

SJiS. vOnSGy 1.

Howard Association,

.1 benevolent Institution, established by sj/ccial endowment, for the. relief of the sick and distressed, afflicted with

Virulent and Epidemic, diseases.

ALL mrsons atllictcd with Sexual Diseases, such as SPERMATORRHEA. SEMINAL WEAKNESS. GONORRIKEA, GLEET. IMPOTENCE. SYPHILIS, the Vice of ONANISM, or SELF ABUSE. A'c., Ac.

The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of tho awful destruction of human life, caused by Sexual

open a Dispel)

ilill

In the Field Again!

e'ifs of diseases, in all U«eir forms, and to sive MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all who apply by letter, with a description of their condition, ai u. occupation, habits of life. Vre.. and in eases of extreme poverty, to FURNISH MEDlClNliS FREE OF CHARGE. It is needless to add that the Association commands the highest Medical •ikill of tl ace, and will furnish the most approved modern treatment.

The Directors, on a review of the past, feel :i.ssilted that their labors in this sphore of benevo-

iVQMlV At PHAV lent effort. have been of great benefit to the alllict iiiN oil l\ (v 1 \V

O, id, especially to the young, and they have rcso

ed to devotc themselves. with renewed zeal, to this verv important but much despised cause. •fust published by the Association, a Report on •Spermatorrhea, or Seminal Weakness, the Vice of Onanism. Masturbation or Self Abuse, and othcr Diseases of tho Sexual Oriruns, by the Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent by mail. i. in a sealed letter envelope.) FIII:E OK cn.MKiK, on receipt of, TWO STAMPS for postage.

Address, for Rejoi or treatment. Dr. GKOKOE W. CAMIOTN, Consulting Surgecn. Howanl Association, No. 2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. By ordur of tho Directors.

EZRA D. IIARTWELL. President.

GEO. FAII:CIIII.D. Sce'y. mar20, vifnOSy 1.

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^•^HE nndersicned take this method of informing their friends and tlie ballance of ankitid, that tiiey arc onco more prepared to furnish them with all "kinds of

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flab met Ware and hairs- °r v!"s,ii ?rc

Also a larire lot of Double and

Single Mattresses, at

No." 4, Commercial Row, Crawfordsville. Ind. September 4th, JS5S. No. 7-6m.

BY LIGHTNING?!

J. CRAWF0RD & MDLIEDf,

WOULDthey

inform their friends and customers that arc receiving their

SrRING AND SUMMER

Which consist in part of the following articles:

Scotch and Pacific Lawns, Fancy Prints, Shalli D'Ecosse, Printed Challi, Fancy Berage,

Brown and Bleached Shirting, Marine

Skirting, Ticking & Drills, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Ready Made Clothing, Queensware and Glassware.

Oar stock being fall, we wonld ask the citizens generally to give ns a call. Caah and Country Produce received for Goods at small Profits.

J. CRAWFORD Jt MULLIKIN.

April 10,1S5S. nSStf.

General Hardware.

Lceived

FULL assortment, for building purposes, reand for sale by «pr. 34 '58. GRltiES A BCRBRIDGE.

mw SERIES--VOL^ X, WO. 18. CRAWFORDSVILLE, MONTGOMERY COIIIfTY, INDIANA, NOVEMBER

FRENCH MILLINERY. It E O "V* A. L. Mrs. J. A. HENDERSON,

Would respectfully inform her customers and the public generally, that she will remove to her

New and Elegant Store,

No. 92 Fonrth St., 2nd door West of Vine St

AM) DIItKCTI.Y ANWI1X THE POST OEFJCK

On the 15th of March

On which day she will, open the largest and best assortment of

FRENCH BONNETS, Bonnet Ribbons, Artificial Flowers,

AND OTHER

MILLINERY TRIMMINGS,

Ever brought to Cincinnati. With her increased facilities for doing a much larger business than she has heretofore dune, licr Store and Show Rooms being tho lamest West of New York, she will be enabled to oiler

N E A E IN E E N S To Customers in licr line, at

W O E S A E A I I E A I

Persons visiting Cincinnati are particularly invited to call at

No- 92 Fourth Street,

OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE. J. A. HENDERSON. Feb. 13 1555 vPnSO lv.

FARMERS CHOICE!

CIWCI1T1TATI,

STEEL PLOWS.

CAMPBELL. GALEY & IIARTER. are now receiving a large assortment of the above Plows, all Sizes, with and without Cutters. Corn Plow-!., and they will also have for tho Sprintr Trad a

it Co.) who will give special attention to this department, we propose to furnish all the latest improved agricultural Implements of the day, such as Reapers. Mowers, Tlueshing Machines. Separators, Grain Drills, Corn Planters «fcc. tte.l

Remember the place No. 7 Commercial Row, Crawfordsville. Ind. CAMPBELL, GALEY & IIARTER.

Feb. 20, 1S5S, tf.

WM.

WATSON

"IXJOULD infiTin the citizens of Montgomery VV County that he keeps on hand, one door North of Elston it Lane's Bank,

LEATHER.

Ot almost every description, viz: CINCINNATI OAK-TANNED SOLE BUFFALO SOLE,

CINCINNATI KIP UPPER AND CALF,

FRENCH KIP AND CALF,

CITY IIAHNESS.

ALSO FINDINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

I'ash Paid lor Hides.

Nov. 2S-v9nl0tf.

DEISBII/r,

OR. YA

_HE3 BTD

E N A L^gj^SURGEON.

RESPECTFULLY tenders his services to the citizens of Crawfordsville and vicinity. He

gives particular attention to carious teeth—millions

now

''unu,il!-v,'?

No. 4 Commercia JtCOW. cial sun.-titutcs, from a sinde tooth to an entire double set. All work warranted. /—7T —i I** 1? l\I AH operations pertaining to the science carefully .U. M. »3

Furnished as usual with or without the Hoarse.

N. B. Wc hope our friends will come forward and Settle their accounts immediately, we need the money. ROSS it WHITE,

stw nt

and judicious treatment. Those that are in want

of artificial teeth can do well to call and secspeeimens of the best manutacture of

Porcclaiu Teeth in the West,

Having sure utility and ease to all requiring artifi-

attp]) C(l t0 whh t]ic

pOssibl0

in_

Dental Rooms in ashington Hi

November 4, 1S.V3.

Hal!. vrnIStf.

REMOVAL.

I have moved my Dagnerrian Rooms (from the East end of Empire Block, to the West end,) and I am now fitted up in good style and ready to make yon some of the best pictures that can be made and no mistake. Dagiierreotyping and the Anibrotyping will all be done in the same rooms.

Ambrotypes in Cases ferr 25 cents,

Warrented to last as long as any Am'orotypc can be made to last.

Dagnrreotypes from 1 to 20 Dollars.

Photographs from 85 Cents to 45 Dollars.

This is the Premium Gallery of this County, we make the best work for the same money of any House of the kind in tho State of Indiana.

Entrance to rooms between Christman & Gregg's Hardware Store, and H. S. Cos & Co's.. Grocery Store. A.S.HUGHES.

May, 22, 155S. No. 44-tf.

TOBACCO! TOBACCO!!

CIGARS! CIGARS!! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

THE most choice brands of Tobacco & Cigars will be sold at the lowest fignra by A. NOLTE, Tobaconlst.

May, S3, 1858. No. 44-6m.

Bibles, Hymn Books,

CAMPBELL & CO.,

ABE OPENING THEIR

FALL STYLES OF

Ladies, Misses, and Children*

DRESS GOODS

i«*' Sft-f

In Plaids, stripes and Bayaderes, embracing all tho and elegant aesigns in

Wool & Silk Fabiicks.

ROBES A QUILLE,

ROBES A. LB'.

ROBES A VOLUANT

Together with an immense stock of

Cloaks and Shawls

Presenting a combination of colors and styles, which cannot be surpassed. Also the Fuli'and Winter stvlcs of

BONNETS AND EIBB0JS,

Ruelies ainl Flowers,

ALSO, TIIEIR USUAL STOCK OF

Staple Dry Goods

Prints, Delaines, Cashmere, Sheetings, Shirtings, CLTOlis. Satinets, ....

Drills, Ticks. Flannels, Linseys. Carpets and Oil Cloths, Paper Hangings. Also a superior brand of .. v..

VELVET K1BBONS

of all widths. And a full stock of

S A W A E S

Pins, Needles, Combs. Threads. Hosiery. Gloves, Suspenders. si tfc linen Handkerci:i(:fs, Cravats.—Collars, shirt fronts.

Also, their Clothing Department is cfmplete, embracing ull the new btylcs of Fall and Winter

O IN

For men and boys, trinied and made in the best manner. Also, kip, call"and Grain

BOOTS AND SHOES,

Also, an immense Stock of

Hardware, Iron, Nails,

GROCERIES, &C..

Thoss wanting bargains, will call on CAMPBELL, GALEY «fc IIARTEL. October 16,1858.-1}*.

E A E

MARBLE WORKS]

IF- COLLINS,

PEAL Kit IN

Foreign & American

9ME BE SL.aE3

AND MANUFACTURER OF

Monuments and Tomb Stones

Of Every Shape and Form. «,

Those

wishing anything in tlie line would do well to give him a call before purchasing cl.-ewhere. Shop opposite Elston and

I-a"L,

Post Office Building.

()ot*

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From the London Herald, 6e't. 18,lS53. THE AMERICANIZATION of CANADA :AMD THE BRITISH PROVINCES.':.

The modern project of uniting all the British North American territories under a single federal government., so as to ere ate a counterpoise to the growing ascendancy of the United States, is exciting immense interest atnong Canadian politicians. Federalism, combining the principle of lor cal independence with that of central authority, seems admirably adapted to vast continents destined to receive immense populations. It prevents the existence of international jealousies, which cxpericnce shows have always grown up where separate kingdoms have been established in contiguity to eaeh other, leading to wars which have retarded the civilization of Europe and loaded it with debts. Under federalism all the parts obey the whole, and the whole is bound to protect all the parts. Each State his its own local legislature within its own boundary, and is a member of the Congress which binds the whole confederation. When an outlaying territory advances in population, it is not subdued as a conquest, but admitted withiu the pale of the federation. Thus a political fraternity is recognizcd, which prevents all unworthy motives to cupidity or ambition. This is one of the causes of the rapid growth of the United States. Had the constitution of the original thirteen States been exclusive/"new populations would never have massed themselves round their borders, fearing to be enslaved or annexed when they became wealthy but no such fears were entertained, industry being certain of its reward, and the small capitalist and laborer assured that the land which they had reclaimed would in due time be erected into an independent

ous coast of CVpe Breton. Lord

tf*

Mattress Manufactory. THE

undersigned having established in this place a house for the manufacture or all kinds of Mattresses, such as Straw, Husk, f»priug, Moss. Cotton, Ilair, and Princess Royal Waitresses,

COMFORTS AND

S I O 3 S S

Of all descriptions. Old Mattresses renovated at the shortest notice, and made

ftS

Cold weather is now setting in, and comfortable bedding is the great desideratum.

Ilnsks Wanted.

Fifty tons of nusks wanted, for which the liigh-

est price in C«h will b«P!«c Other estates, almost as large, have been westide of Green Street, •„_ i_:_„ „J _.J:

pposiw

Kow. LAYMON BROTHERS St. CO. October 80,1853. tf

Fish,

llfACKERELL, White Fish, Pickeroll, Trout and Herring, for sale at Packer* Prices, by August 21 nOX & Co.,

Sgeneral

Ac.

for trie by F. tf. QEATON.

ADDLERY fe CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS, assortment received by apil4. Gims4 Bumn)si.

UAI8IK8, Figs, Drtes, Prunes, Dried Currants, Lemmons, all fresh and cheap, for sale by August U. COS & Co.,

State,

and form a co-ordinate and coequal part ol' the common republic. In some such condition now is the North American territory, which contains one-tenth of the whole area of the globe, computed at 37,000,000 square miles. Of this total, Canada measures 400,000 square miles New Uruns-wic-k, 28,000 Nova Scotia 19,000 Prince Edward's Island, 2,000 and Newfoundland 37^00—in the whole, 480,000 square miles. From the Atlantic to the Pacific arc 4,000.000 square miles of Territory.— Europe only contains 3,708,000 or 292,000 miles less. The great province of Canada alone is equal in size to Great Britain, France and Prussia and the maratime

provmccs of British North America cover ,, *i i-

The more enterprising of the Canadian merchants are now earnestly considering

iu IIUW vuiaivjmiv cuiidiuuiIII^

how they may best utilize the Northwest

Territory, and as a commencement the I

facilitating the transit over the portages.— If the company slumber over its duties their claims are forfeited the charter, and other supersede those who have failed.

feited by the terms

have a "West as valuable to us as

the Assinbone, and the Sasskatchewan have prairies on their banks as fertile as fruitless'clearing.' .lie.wis,.permanently 'disabled.

any on the Mississippi and Missouri.— Moreover, their energies have been quickened by the spirited move of Sir Bulwer Lytton in founding the colony of Now Columbia, the terminus on the Pacific of the a a a to a at Halifax and run to Quebec, and thence' three week.crossing over the whole British territorvj II. P. got up at night aud hoistjd ibe to YanceiUffer. This enterprise, at least window to looic at a burning house, the that portiou of it connecting Halifax and ifold air darted in on the unprotccting body Quebec, was mooted in Parliament by the Just- fn a warm bed. A Lwehe niont.i a present-Duke of Newcastle in 1848, and illness resulted in dropsy. he pointed out the advantage of avoiding! A strong, hearty man came in aJi.•* the circuitous route from England to Que- siiminc.' day, immediately took ol: his bee by the St. Lawrence, and the danger-'

THE SPIRITUAL EXPERIENCEJof Rev. JOHN PIERREPOINT—HIS COllKESPO.VDE5CE WITII SPIRITS.

The Spiritual Telegraph of this week a "Ilev. JohnPierrepbnt has been re-en-gaged for three Sundays, to speak for the Spiritualists at Dodworth's Academy.— Last Sunday he related some of his personal experience, which was very interesting.: :One case was briefly as follows: On the 27th of August, 1857, Mr. Pierrepont addressed a letter to Dr. Channing, in the spirit world, stating that he had, through several mediums, been requested by what purported to be his spirit, to make himself acquainted with the facts and philosophy of spiritualism, and that, if it was true, he wished l)r. Channing to so inform him, and give him such other information as he might perceive that he needed.

The letter was put in an envelope, pasted, and scaled with seal, and sent to J. Mansfield for answer, without his opening it. No person knew that he had written such a letter, and he waited some two weeks for a reply, and received none. His granddaughter, who was a medium, called on him and Mr. iPicrrepoht asked if the spirit of Dr. Channing was present The answer was written: 'Yes.' Mr. Pierrepont asked him: 'Are you you aware that 1- have written you a letter Answer: 'Yes and I have been trying to get the control of Mr. Mansfield, so as to reply to it through him.'

A few days after, he received a lengthy and specific answer i'tom Mr. Mansfield, which he read, and which contained several extracts from his tetter, aud the replies were such as to show conclusively that the writer knew not only the contunis of the letter, bat several other private matters not mentioned in the letter. Mr. Pierrepont exhibited his letter sunt to Dr. Channing, caro of Mr. Manslield, with the seal and envelope unbroken, and itseeiucd to be a clear case.

Mr. Pierrepont was ill in New York, and Dr. Parker attended him several days without giving relief. Mr. P., wrote a letter to his old physician, Dr.

c°at

Grey also

contact

Gorhain. who went

to the spirit-world many years since, and prior to the birth of his grand-eaughter, to whose care he addressed the letter, she living at the time in New Bedford. Mr. P., soon received an answer from Dr. (jorham, recommending him what to do, whioh soon relieved him but in Dr. Corliain's re-

*. ply he said, there aro two Dr. Parkers

8b,000 square miles ot territory, rortiie ,, ,/ New \ork, one Willard and the other Jvlfuture settlement ot this immense countrv.

statesmanship is now called upon to pro-

ward Parker, (wc believe these arc the

., I O* i) 1.4 I names he gave.) This fact Mr. Pierrepont vide, and bir Jtulwer Lytton lias common-1 ... ced the gigantic task by founding British Columbia, either to remain a separate kingdom or form an integral part of a mighty confederation.

did not at the time know lie only kr.ev.Dr. "Willard Parker, who attended him his grand-daughter had no means of knowing either, lie asked where this information came from. Mr. P., related many other seemingly conclusive proofs that

in 3

communica c.

Northwest Transportation Company has I HOV TO (.tT SICK. been formed. The first improvement to K. TI. M. writes: '"I slept in a room one be effected is the general communication night which had been washed but. during between Bed river and Lake Superior, by

f'ic

day, and was not quite dry. I awoke

was

Illinois

next morning with a sore throat, which has of t! continued ever since.'' The result is, he

has to abandon Ins tbcologieal studies an.!

lers will' be allowed to phiee himself under treatment, after having

This

lost two year's time.

precaution shows that the .Legislature arc I H. 31. writes: "1 went to fully intent on opening the pas.-vage, and its warm day on the top ot an ice-box*, a nil completion can only be a work of time.— havo never been well since. He shortly The benefit to be derived from its cxccu-: afterwards died of consumpuon. tion is now fully appreciated. ThcCana-! T. II. took a severe cold, conversation dians arc asking themselves, "Can wc not

leep oil a

laborious, but lie had an appointment

|to preach, add felt as if he must fulfill it,—

has proved to have been to New YorkV—j He made the attempt, but tho utterance This question they answer in the affirma-

was

tivc, insisting that the Bed river, the Swan, throat, and then a dull hurting cam

attended with a pricking pain

his

on in

the throat, with subsequent 'hemming' and

A modest man walked until quite fatigued, and perspiring freely, entered an omnibus and sat next a lady who opened a window to yet some fresh air for herself.— chilled, and was ill lor

looking out upon a bea niiul gaidej, o*e.

praised the plan, and Lord Durham re- which the ocean breezes came to i.in h':'!. marked that "if for great political objects before he was aware of it, ho v. as eni.ied, I it should ever become necessary or advisa-1 was attacked with innamatioi! fi die iuag», I ble to unite all the British provinces nn- within a week. der one legislative government, then there A delicate young lady, an inv.ni 1, a pawill be found on this side of tiie Atlantic tient of ours, in an excursion wmi .ie\erai one powerful British state, which, support-! other.-', was "overtaken by lrgh-.iali and ed 1 t'.ie imperial power of the mother by

country, may bid dcliance to all ihe United boat, and the boat was in the mud, the Li e: States of America. Various plans arc now having gone out oil a visit to the i-en, and afloat for reaching the East, as by the lsth- thc-re they were, a nine from shore, and inns of Suez, the Panama Canal and the! several miles from home that niiie was Bed Sea route to Kurrachee. On

their

a young gentleman. They were in a

extraordinarily long and short. Only

merits or demerits wc have not now space think of it! A whole mile over a Jersey to enter but for speed a line from Halifax flat! covered with water, mud and bulrushto Vancouver appears the most desirable, I cs, carrying in the arms a young lady or and wc should be placcd in rapid

eighteen, with one of the sweetest voices,

with China and India, Corea and Japan.— faces and forms to be seen in or out of In this view the value of Canada is incal-, Jersey. Bespattered with mud, dripping culablc with fog and dew,aud slush, steaming with

I»I I I perspiration, and wearied with hunger,

FORTUNES IN ENGLAND.—It is incon-1thirst and fatigue, delighted and excited ceivable what a number of persons in the by the novelty of the thing, they reached United States are engaged in hunting up home by midnight. The next day she their descent, for the purpose of acquiring a fabulous ainomt of property unclaimed, or money lying in the Qaecn's Treasury ready to be handed over to the legal heirs of families extinct in England, but whose descendants are in America. The Jennings estate bare kept more persons idle, hunting up their claims to it, than would be able to earn, by their united labor, in the time they have spent so unsuccessfully, as large a fortune as it is represented to be.

Another man rode three miles with a little child sleeping in his lap. which, pressing against his stomach, caused unusual warmth there. It was a chill, raw, Noveni-

waiting for heirs and genealogies pedigrees and family trees have been industrius a to he re in a to prove legal title to# share in the distribu- bcr evening. In walking a hundred yaj-^s tion. With all their industry, we have never yet heard of any body realizing any thing from their labor. The fortunes have waited so long undistributed, that it appears they can afford to wait still longer, toneal inflamation, which or, what is probably nearer the fact, no! three or four days. Boeh fortunes exist to b« claimed. A man ha 1 ions accounts to draw off

to the house, the child moving slowly and the wind blowing, the whole abdomen was chilled in a moment. The next morning be awoke with the ominous pains of periis often fatal in

WHOLE NUMBER 858.

mid-winter. It was a cold night. lie wa3 greatly interested time went, and the liro too. He felt a little chilly, but thought ho would soon be done that it was not worth while to rebuild- tho fire. It was near one o'clock before he left for home, and ho reached it most thoroughly chilled. Next morning he had pneumonia and ncvor got well..

Remaining at rest for hours in a cold room, in raw, cold damp weather, is enough to kill three meu out of four by bringing S on congestion of the lungs, lung fever, or inflamation of the lungs. Clergymen and lawyers often Sacrifice tllcir lives by speaking in warm rooms tho body debilitated by the effort: the skin in a state of perspiration the lungs all heated up and thus hungry, tired and depressed in body and mind, go out in the cold air to rido or wtdk home—and to die in the very bloom of health and manhood. And yet, to know these things thci arc hundreds who hesitate to give a dollar a year, when on tho knowledge of them human life is daily hung and for want of it daily lost.—Halts Journal of Had: h.

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The Cad Jo (Louisiana) Cazc.'tc gives tho particulars of a most wanton murder in that city. It says

Mr. "W. V»*. Smith, for mar.y years a well known merchant of this city, while quietly returning to his placo of business after dinner, was met by KJdred V» ard, who had evidently been wailing his approach, and deliberately shot him down* the contents of the two chambers of aduublc-bar-relcd gun being discharged into his person at a distance of r.ot more than twenty feet, mangling in a n:os! horribk: manner, and instantly depriving him of life. Mounting his "horse, which was in readine.su, beforo any one knew what occurred, the fiendish perpetrator of thg dastardly assassination dashed liirou/'h the streets, and made for the Texas road. Instant pursuit was made by several parties. A reward of S2,000 was instantly offered by Mr. ,). M. Smith S1,0U0 were guaranteed by carlain gentlemen, on behalf of the S't^e, and SiiUO wan added by tho corporation—making S3.G00 reward for tho apprehension of the assassin.

A meeting of the citizens was held at tho court house and funds subscribed for defraying the expense of parties to be sent in pursuit. The committee appointed ]}. T. Scogin, W. iS. ilackctt, and deputy sheriff Ji. ]. Hackett, who were started out equipped for any emergency, aud determined not to return without the fiendish perpetrator of this most unprovoked and dastardly assassination.

The Gazette gives tho particulars of tho organization of a band to pursue the murderer, and the bloody particulars of his arrest are thus given in the Ouachita Register: "Wc learn from a reliable source that "Ward was arrested on Sunday night last, near Woodville, in the parish of Jacksou.

Lt seems that when he first left the sccno

murder he made for Te::an, but

finding himself hotly pursued, he gave his pursuers the dodge, turned hi.-J LOI'.I'.SO and fled toward the east. On Sunday evening last he was p't.-.-rd abr ul two miles west of Woodville. by Mr. (g!e by. of New OrJeans, whu. having sei-n him about, Shreveport, recognised him, but without seeming to do so. 3Jr. O. rode on about four miles in this direction, stopped at .ur. .l.-attle s, and made kr.rnvr: tin: lact that Ward was comiiiL' o.i I.i!I,i!,11. .dr. li. immediately repaired to Vioo iviilc, conferred with Mr. Martin Itedwin.', who collccti posse and made search lbr him. Supposing that ho miirht step lor the night at Mr. lienry TatumV. word was sen!, to h'm, putting him on ills iruard. and advising him of their plans. V\ ard oi 1 stop at, 'latuin's. After retiring to his r." he seemed to suspect that shi igs were not rglit, and spoke of leaving. Mr. V. present a double barreled in, and told h:ni it he undertook to leave his room he would certainly fire on him. Soon after this (about 10 o'clock nt dwine and his men came up. i'aluni that be would likj to

night) Air. i! ant said t. consult with that if lie 1 not h(

t'le in .said s:

and hat, and sat the open window,

•:i. '!'. assuring him bmii to an arrest ho seemed to acqui-

Th" party proceeded to enter tho room. Ward. j,reteridi:i2 to be taken by .surprise, said: 'What's that!' an.I commenced tiring i.is pis.oLat the crowd, wounding Mr.

room

'didn't have anything the matter with her at all." Why? She had taken lessons o'. us. Instead of pulling off her bonnet and shawl, and sitting in a cool place, or instead thev had no inclination to !•. of undressing at once, and thus letting the air check the perspiration, she went into a warm room, closed the doors and windows at the same moment, laid aside the garments one by one, at interval.?, and when cooled off, in the course of an hour, retired to sound sleep and a healthful awakening.

John

!•'. Walker in she neck, and killing Mr. John liarnefc", by hooting iiim through the Jjrjrir*—himself receiving only one wound in he arm iVoni a pi si ol tired by Mr. Jicdwine. Ward eont.nued tiring till ail his pi: !ois were discharged, then lircw m.-j nowie knife and rushed to the door, when I he was shot down by Mr. Tatum. In tho I melee the lights were put. out. The dead and wounded of Jl'-dwines party were drawn out of the room, the door closed, and the

guarded for several hours, it

not being know to what, extent Ward was

disabled^ I' was tiuaily determined to in-

trodueea li_'!i'- into the room, that his condition migiit be seen. To this end a light wa let down the chimney, by which he was

King weltering in his own blood, with pistols in hand, which lie had .-aeceeded in reloading while in thai conditio:.'. I here lay rhe demon, apparently determined to sell his arrest or his lite at tnc greatest possible co-t fo etlier :. lie vas now appealed to and a-.Mired that they wf re determined to take him, dead or alive, but tha« him further bod'ilv harm, but, on the contrary, would do all they could to relieve hi» physical ciifTerin" if he would uis-.iii liini.'.clt—• whereupon he threw his weapons from him, when the physician.", who were attendance upon those wounded by himselt, miu-rf istered to his want.- by dressing his wounds. He was found very severely, though it is thought not mortally wounded. It was tho design of his captors to take him immediately to Shreveport, where he even now, is confiined in jail.

THE BANNER COUNTY.—Salem county, Illinois, is the Democratic banner coui'ty of the l.iiiou. At the .aue election in tn.is State, she cast 1,059 votes every ono of which was for the ticket, 'iins is are-. BiarJtal.de unanimity.