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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-15
THE WIFEsg FRIEND.
NPORTANT TO THOSE ABOUT TO BE
CONE MOTHERS.


Professor ALEXIS ~ PAULITAN. Of The Paris
gng-iu Hosp tal memhero. the Medical Academy
f Frarcs Corresponding Secretary Of the PARIS
4tl-racaatcaI Coll eye, respectfully legs cave %
.,rs tI,e g -ag l-i1- 6 America, tt4t!e has sp-
8tsi DR. JEROME / G. EOPENHUkTl. Of
SASS GoTs hrs sole American agent Tor the sale OF
wonderful medicine knovn 10 France az -the
.it.'- friend Or mother ass sraut tie most -X-laQr-
iasry medical discovery the world has cyer seen
province IL 10 lessen the pains Of child d.rth ari
ronate a sale, ras., ard speedy delivery. Which t
aFs hy assist NJ nature It is perfectly hsm.f---
f-aJfou- pleasant 10 tAe taste. sIL never fails &C.
-.no'e $40 easy and safe te VERY. and improves tie
aaarai ha4.fI of both Hpiter and child u ha-
.esa tested ,ar years in If. tie P1asiTal lyirEil
9sp.ta. OF Europe, and receives 't- s.lci.ul r-
curly all he prominent Colleges and Ncd.c-' men
d. tie o. D uo-H L ist The o. tazt med cIe IN the
wor'd- an wiii admit thata Medicine wus' he that
W-l .e-sen llc terrible pans usually attendant on
child birth There Is u8 mistake about th.s medicine
DOING all that Is sad Of il.
newer fails, Il Is in The form O: Q fine. lighi
powder. t0 be- made into Cr,aa, an3 used iaf "a few
weeks previous 20 the expected event, and is price
IS 50 low as TO bring Il within the reach OF all
Surely 40 humane husband Will suffer his wife to
endure pain, when it can be so easily and cheapy
avoided For The small sum Of only 81, sent post
paid 90 DR. JEROME Y c. ROFEAHuR1Y.
NeW York Post Office. a package viii be sent by
return mail it being 50 elt that can be sert any
where by mai, at very trifng cost.
10 No unpaid letters taken from the Office
II To prevent imposition the : Agent d
Ropenhurtv viii write his name ia fuI cn the out
side labe ON each package No other genuine -
fsm mir hiH
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WoNDERFU
Restoration TO He0lth!!

OR. CtlRSTiE'S agent in ncRnati, Ohio, received
the following Certificate few months since 1t from
citizen Of high standing and well known in Cincinnati
10 Nir }. d. DOUGHTY,
Cor 5iA and MainSts Cincinnati
DEAR sIR--ThroUgh the grace and wisdom Of my Omnl
potent Maker my attention called to your sdvesse
nent OF Medical Galyansm, the Gazette OF ncnnau
about the first Of January last My disease being Rheu
matte out had resisted the skill Of about ali the phyli
Clans could employ, and made poor indeed leaving
helpless miserable who for hirfy.tour months
prtrious 70 srpasn, rod pojtd enc sp and for
large portion Of the time rent with atng main
Through the poteness Of Nh keRner was enabled 10 CD.
tain one OF DR CHRlsTiE Genuine Belts at your esiab.
lshment md by is use in connection with the Fluid now
ouy month can affirm that have found Paradise be.
low can now welk firmly snd comfortably wherever
wish to 60 and hare prospect Of enjoying sound health
as ever had deem my recovery miraculous that
have aken this pans Communicate to you for you ana
the Information Of others
Respectfully remain your obt servant
CANAAN GARDNER
Ilnrriann DarL Co Lah
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Prospectus
OF THE
Sens Of Temperance UrsaR Of Mississippi

The Committee appointed 10 take into eons.dc,s.
ton, and report tie bsst means oil pfoml-ins al
extending the interest Of the Order O.. the SJSs G.!
TEMPERANCE, and Vt securing general ajtentsn.s
al the regular weekly meetings oithe SANE beg eay3
10 repor, that thsy have closely examined The eu ect
and are Of The opinion that an interest in the of1e,
might not only be excited, but maintained, by ayA
pointing brother al each regular meeting, % prepare
an article any subject that he may choose, either
relating TO the Order Morals, or Science, 70 be writ.
ten in legibe hand OF not more than four pages on
the usual sized writing paper to De read in the Dys
ion after the regular business has been gone through
with. This course Will not only haye an i'm t4oglng
effect upon the writer but also upon the hearet.
Ia the next place We would recommend the pub
fishing OF SEML-MoNTHLY PAPER to be entitled the
"SoSs or TEMPERANCE ORGAN OF MISSISSIPPI" in
namlhlc, form OF eight pages each. Royal OctaYo.
Aud that committee of three be appointed 10 act as
Publisher, and Editors Of the same, to whom each
article written and read in the Division shall be snb-
N ed and further that copy Of this report be
submitted 20 each OF the Divisions o. this State, and
far as advisable to other States, win the request
th,t each Division adopt a similar course with regard
% writing on the various subjects above named, aad
reading them in their Divisions, and also that each
Division appoint standing committee whose duty
it shall be, to examine each article thus pre-
pared and read--to forward such rs they may
deem proper to the Editors Of the Organize
obtain subscribers and forward the names Of the same
together with the price Of thg paper for one year.
We further recommend that soon rs 4 sulciant
number OF subscribers arc obtained 10 deiray the
expens' of the above named per:21.-7 that i be
commenced and tlAt all the profits arising nom said
paper shall be deposited with the. Grand Treasure.
Of the State rs a representative fund 70 be equally
divided in paying the expenses Of the Representatives
that may attend the Grand Division.
BY adopting the above named course, we will
further the cause Of temperance Love, PuRIrY
aud FIDELlTY,' and not only SO, but we will make
the Order Grand Lyr edm for moral and mental
improvement, and at the same time secure original
matter sufficient 20 til paper Of much larger siss
than We now propose publishing, and that viii be
worthy Of being found upon the centre-tabe OF every
good mans pariour*
PL2A2rE2
Subscription price per year, (2fNos) 81 90; 70 BE-
paid on the receipt Of the first numbers.
S y: sr DEcHaRp, Publishing
j. A. Mclean, '0"'''"''''
P, S, Please forward the names o! such sub5cn.
bers as can be relied on Tor prompt pqgnen by the
lst Of Oct next, as we wish at that tune to issue
the first number.
d. Az letters respecting the Organ, nGst be directed
(Post pald) ID the Publishing Committee,
Adopted by Columbus Division No y r., August
lst, 1919. Ilo. Nr1tn1n j. =
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

{. ). BROWN, will reopen his school or Mon
day, the first day of October next, in the Hiding
heretofore occupied, short distance south Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Tuition per Session Of months, Greek
and Latin languages and higher branch
es Of Mathematics, $40 %
Remaining English branches, Is 90
Columbus, August % i9-9-4t
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DQEE1AR2G
WRITING ACADEMY.

(IN THE MASONIC HALL, NArcuEz Mlss.)
VIII be kept open during the Summer and Fall.
Several Gentlemen viii be qualified during the
Season to teach the Science Of Penmanship, and act
As agents for DoIbear's Superior cold Pens, and
"Dobear's Penmansh.p," in the States ofLouisiana,
Mississippi and Alabama.
Persons Of energy can make from 500 to $3.50
per month.
Letters addressed to LEVI D0LBEAR Natchoz z,
Mi, will receive prompt attention. Those wishing
70 qualify must come well recommended
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-15
w. A II.

FHS HI undersigned oilars ior sale TIE tract 0
E land on which he resides, containing 620
acres one halt fine prairie, he other black post
oak and hammock aad; situated Il miles west
Of Columbus, in the Mayhev Prairie. There is
$50 acres in high state Of cultivation, a first
rate gin house, horse mill, and cotton press, a
good log dwelling aud comfortable ont.houses
there is also fine agesian well ailording an
abundance Of good water at all seasons. This
plantation lies Immediately on the road leading
from Plymouth to Siarkvllle ia he eastern edge
Of tho Hahew P,aire c0nyeueutt0 navigation,
and has what lew other places can boast oi--an
outlet to AN inexh3ustible range Tor stock l.
can be divided INTO two good settlemenIs,-and
will sell either or I or including all the i'm
pfoyements the WHO'S for / in hand, and be
balance u ouc aud two years without interest.
Persons wishing q purchase can see the praprl
et3r % DIE premises or ~ $. Tayier and John
7. Ridley, Columbus Mississippi, who viii more
uy describe The propery.
WELLS 4. THOMPSON,
March 81, 1890. ~ Mayhew Prairie
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-15
superior Chewing Tobacco.

q W. PACE has a fine lot Of the very hre
- Chewing Tobacco, in town, which wiz II
sold very low. This Tobacco i manufacture
pfthe finest material al Danville Virginia an
embraces the most popular brands put up in tt
"Old Dominion
This tobacco can bo found at Franklin 4
Bras, Stewart & Dowsings aud j. Decherd 8
TO-,
W We acknowledge the receipt Of a pa
1t Mr. PAGES Eclectic Eagle" Brand T6bac'
and take pleasure in SAYING tha, It is a fine arl.
ce--Ep, DEM.
Columbus, Jan. 20-lsio--l5-90-u.
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.LIV EtsS ST A s. E.
%sss;ss{S % on MARKET STREET
South or THE CoLUABUs l!oTEL, BIZ
William G ady.

yKglIE undersigned returns sincere thanks to lis
l. cid customers and the public generally for tie
liberal patronage heretofore extended to him, and
would respectfully Inform them that he sti contln-
ues to cater at his old stand where he viii be happy
to accommodate all who may favor him with their Gus.
tom. lie has made large additions to, aud otherwise
improved his establishment during the past year, so
that he is prepared more fully tAan ever TO ac-
tommodate any number OF horses that may be eit
with him, in style not surpassed by any Stable, Ell.
Their North or South. He keeps constantly on hand
for hire, Saddle Horses, Carriages Buggies, Sc, Of
the most superior quality. From his lougexperlence
III the business, and great des,reto i've perfect sa
faction to hiscustomers he Hopes to receive liberal
sh4Ie Of patronage. His terms are The sal-u as
heretofore.
Carriage, Horses and ORR erp per day IS 90
Horse and Buggy, perday, %
Saddle Horse per day, 90
Horse at Livery per month, u 50
F." F." per week, SO
/" !" perday, rs
Horse per night, 80
" single feed 90
WILLIAM CADY.
Columbus, Miss, Jan. s, ls49-ly.
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FOR SALE

In Columbus, house e. lot, the residence Of Mai
Craven, deceased. Also one hundred and seventy
acres Of land south Of town, adjoining the corpora.
ton; eighty acres cleared, the emainder woodland
Also lot Of family servants. For particulars apply
to Maj K. BARRY.
Columbus, July IA, ls49 At. Executor
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March 81 1883 40-tm
: TO NEW YORK.
HENRYA, NMYTm y FnWNsENn.

AVID Josssfs OF Day Goous, AND
CoNus,rox MERCHANTS. No. JOG, pEAEL. and
No 60 Beaver. Sis NEW YORK,
WALL receive and sell on commission, Cotton,
w Grain Ginsing, Beesway, Feathers, and 9th
er Southern Produce. From tAc.r long experience
they win be enabled az ~, times TO obtain the high
Is market prices On a. eonscnmepts.
Vow You. Nov. No. -ls..-g2-.- Q w m q %.
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THE EINn ARTS


MOST RESPECTFULLY announces TO the cit
liens of Columbus and vicinity that he will remain
few weeks in this place. Specimens Of bis work
can be SEN at hi, room over Mr. Williams Store
opposite Mr. Sherman's.
Columbus. August %, l549. r9tGl
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DIR, wOoDRuFf j WORM SPECIFIC

DIR, WOODRUFF - WORM SIP FClFLC
Jr'lhis 2ermuge medicine occupies high place
IN the estimation Of many communities, aud in some
places superscedes all other preparationsitis much
cheaper than any other and is safe and efficient,
Try it MADISON, GA, Jan. 81, 1913.
DR.. Woodrun.-Dear Sir-l am ont Of your Worm
Specific, which sells exceedingly well here, having
lcen we'll tried. Send me 10 or II dozen as soon as
yon can. Yours, very truly JAS. ROBSON.
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Certificates and Testimonials
From the most Respectable Sources.
A Voice from Mexico!!!

A O1[S Al G4Il IVA SR&lCO :!
TO Dr. CHRISTIE Respected Sir and Frend-l have
tlVays oeen subject 90 that dreadful Complaint Rheums
hm, but never knew wha. agony hcman being could
euher I'll joined the Army WAS engaged IN all Of
GENERAL TAA LOlpS battles and was ct eriO Gorlo
with GENERAL SCOTT. Daring portion of the am.
pagnWe were much Aposed 10 the night ali in damp stu.
atuns and perceived that TINS fave my old com
pGaat The first attack Of tie enemy mean RReuma.
tisml lad in Mckee, the light shoulder then my
whole ann got sun and could scarcely hold my musket
and one morning in tic month Of March last after sleeping
under the Lhaparal could scarcely raise sell lsiry
shreked with agony. was ater placed in the
geon hands but continued to get ard The
pains extended oil over my body in my head snd 10
my ankles and toes At san Angelo got my discharge
perfectly miserable would take no more medicine for
had taken much already but reading your advertise
megt induced me in send 10 your Agen, Mis- KlDptB
Court street. and get GALvAsic Bar and MAGNKrlc
FLup, The second day wore the Belt and used the Fluid
was much better and IL about week was encour
eyed that not satisfied With the Belt alone lut got
pair o. the Calyauc Bracelets Cor the limbs These soon
put me On my feet and II few days was enabled towsk
to Mrs klUDGEs and tea my story she told to per.
severe and said She hal persons had to
get entirely cured From this time rot better every day
all pains gradually Lett me and my strength rapdly
tGrncd and FOR four months past have been entirely we'll
feel as vigorous suJ elastic ever felt with the excep
ton OF Little stiffness IN ny right arm, but have not
particle OF pam Of any Kind hy cure is truly wonderful
and can feel too grateful 10 YOU og believe your
Gayamo articles have saved my life as 40 believe
could have lived much longer III such dreadful agony.
HENRY l. SUMNER, LIST Reg Mass Light Inf
Comp F"E, A. FOOL, Capt
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For Sale in Columbus Miss. by
June 20 A9-ly.. A.N.JONES & co.
Thompson M'Gowen M. d..

Il in Philadelphia experimenting tho nublic,tion
Of his work on Diseases pf the South" We may soon
took tot the arrival ola few copies oft in Columbus.
Iune 2gth 1910
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DIR. a. w. COLEMAN s
GONNORRNNA MIXTIRE

"a leg3dhle Preprdfi0lA)
Cure warranted Price 81 90 per bottle Prepared
and sold Only at Coleman's Tonic Bitter Depot,
No AL pnuphn Street, Mobile (aug l8-'49-ly)
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-15

DY VIRTUE ora Decres o(lha District Chancery
ID Count ulthc state Of Mississippi IN equity -etang
Al tlernantn, Juue Term by which was app inted
Trustee IN zen Of James Feruandss Deceased | Will
sell 10 the highest bidder for cash on the first Monday
IN September next, on the premises certain tract
parcel Of land lying and being in the county Of Pauola
known aud designated rs seciian 4tounshp 7 rtu1e d
west wlch was conveyed 10 the -a fernaudes by loht
ollssry note made ana extcated by the sud Nprrll TO
Kerr lce Of Chrlestor : { Of same date with sati
ead 81 cnnVeyhce a. appears r'cordlu the Clerks
eiee Of The Pr0ha,e CoF 81 Psuola county fne title
believed 70 be good but wall convey such ha as Is
vested IN me % rras'ec THIS l7sh dsy Of July 1919
ALEXANDER K. BOYCG, Trostee
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6O,OOO PersOns

including al aFr1 el7t9tI VI T10IIHlNs aW0ur vhitl
large number pr iaAies ahn arc pecularl, snl
iect to Neuous fompldi.ts hare teeo
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-15
RHEUNATISM.

This u Only one Of more than four thousand eases
Of Rhumatiem that DR.. Townsend Sarsaparllla has
cured. The most severe and chronic casoa are week
ly eradicatcd BY it, extraordinary virtues
James Cumulngs, Esq, one Of the assistants in
tho Lunalic Asylum Illackveli's Island is the gen
tleman spoken Of IN the following letter;
DR. Townsend Sir: | have suffered terri.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-01
INTELLIGENCs BY THE MAILS.
WAsHINGros, Dec. 80, 1S4s.
The Close Of the Week.

The Close Of the Week.
The fourth week OF the session expires without .
groan still the only report have 10 make Is that
nothing has been DONE
Both houses adjourned yesterday, over to Tuesday
next.
The House at the instance Of Mr.. Sawyer, OF Ohio,
have referred the subject of mileage to mmittse for
Investigation. They will report bill which will be
rassed, and PERHAPS arrested IA tina Senate II Is due
10 the House ossy that they have repeatedly within
Nv years past, adopted amendments to the general
civil and diplomatic bill Of appropriations reducing
that the action of the House has uniformly been
rested in the Senate. Lock to the Senate they ara
very dignifed body an think nothing Of the trhs
The Senate Of the United States such si
tribes az benea'h its notice. Yetit would be good
thing II the press and the psops were to them
against the extras OF those meages OF the Executive
stson OF lS35 when from seventy five to hundred
thousand dollars paid for mileage Of senators.
Washington City We hope this House will take care
to prevent repetition of tots transaction FOE they
co not we sPprehepd the dignity Of the Senate will
not allow 1T TO condescepd to notice the matter ut all
The House. apart frem this question Of mileage, has
been tipksring at mi'cellaneous jobs.
The Senate. during the week, have been almost
wholly occupied on private bills.
The first month OF the session Ia gone, and rothiu
II DONE With the opening of the second No expect
the ball to open in Congress There is great dssl OF
gas Accumulated and it Is still Increasing Unjust be
let of or the Union win ex plods. as fate.
The day has been beautiful overhead though some-
what moist under foot, after four days Of slset
rain and snow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-01

At Brooklyn, L.I, on Saurdsy, Dec 30, after =
short illness, WILLIAM FoRBUsHE, aged 90 years,
month"; and 10 days.
The friends and relatives OF the family respect
fully invited to attend hts funeral Tuesday, the
% Infant at one o'clock from his late reside nce
Flusbirg Avenue, L. l.. opposite Graham street.
Yesterday morning, HErsy ApAm. aged 20 years.
The fri. pds Of Henry and John Adsir requested
to attend bis funeral this afternoon January 1919
ct e'ccck from the residence Of his uncle, No. NS
Marthall street. Brooklyn. L. l.
On sunday. the 31st uit at Patterson, New Jersey,
Mrs FLIzsst,H Lv' cH, wife OF Andrew Ly nch. Esq
The friends of the family, and those OF her soasiu.
Law, Michael Listy. Patrick Kelly aud joan Shei are
r4ttecifuy requested to atte od her funeral rues
dsy the I'd instant at IL W. from her late residence
10 Congress street, Patterson.
Rocbs,t.r papers will please copy.
On sunday, BESJAnIN ". AyMAR, In the 25th year
Of his age.
HIS friends, and those of his father D. Aymar. are
requested to attend his funeral on Tuesday lnu,
I'd st4 o'clock without further invitation ron No.
State street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-01

THE Minnesota ExrEprTloN.-We do not know
when we have been more gratified or surprised
than on lst evening Just as the night was making
dark Office, In stepped our old friend Professor
Randall Of Cincin natl but late of Minnesota and the
Indian ntry, with a beard flowing rs wild Mex.
Mr. Randall was attached to MT ovens corps
OF Engineers, rent out bv the u. s. government to
porr that interesting and valuable region. Mr.. r. pre-
rented to two bags of rice from the Lakes at the
head Of the St Crox prepared for food by the
Indians and the other Ia the rough state foe wing
As we gather from Prof Randall this wild rice, for
such IL H. (Zzdnia 0quafca) is Infinitely superior in
taste and far more nutritious than thu rice Of the
southern States grows abup dainty Indigenous
production and be cultivated to almost extent
in the rivers an lakes that abound in that territory
After the tops Of he have been tied up in
tmsl theaves 1t stands growing in the water In
dian squaw With her will gather from i've to
bushels per day. will grow 10 water from six inches
to five feet deep, where 1t fnds q muddy soil. The
stalk Of It, and the branches that the seed
retembe oats both in appearance and manner Of
Ing the ttshs are full Of joints, and rise from "a
feet above the water. MIR II. was taken prisoner by
the Sioux indiana who robbed him Of all his apparatus
md then rent him Oft q four bundled mile tour,
without gun or provisions He retained and that on
ly by wrestling 1t from Ind ian by main nag
pretsnted by the citizens Of Dsemoinss Before let.
ting him go. they cooked their guns 1T him aud drew
their long knives under his throat to show him their
lsve Of law and order" In the spring MIR expects
to take trip to California by way Of the Mormon set
Elements IN the Salt Lakes - COLUMBIA. (Oho) States.
man, Dec. %.
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NysrrRIors.-Tnerei Is some reason to suppose

NYsrERIors.-TneIe Is some reason TO suppose
thai The long lost daughter OF Mr. Ray Mash, OF
Buffalo. has been found. About three weeks ago,
there arrived at North Adams IN the night train
of care DIR. Roberts, having in charge beanti-
full young female, apparently IN feeble health
She was richly attred, and her whole bearing
bespoke q! lshed breeding. This DR.; Roberts
procured q lSsck, and went the same night to his
house in W,lliamstown, situated IN d strict call
ed the White Oaks. This district, by the way, Is
the most desolate place imaginable. Situated on
the line between Vermont and Massachusetts,, 1t
has become the Iendt zvous Of cuprts OF all sorts,
and Of all colors, " black, white and gray;" and
the common sewer for of scourngs OF the coun-
try While the DR.. was In the house for light,
the lady looked ont on the dreary hills, and ex-
claimed, "My God have they tab en- me TO such
a place as this to die % She informed the driver
that she came there from Albany; that her parents
her out there with this DIR. whom she never saw
before f: and that g her poor mother ONLY knew
where she was, she would certainly come and see
her" She renamed at The house, scarcely seen
by any one cave the DR.. and his wife, who stnd,-
out ly conce aled her name aud oarentage. Last
Sunday ueh. she died In great distress, refusing
f. give The least clue TO her history, TO persons
who forced their way to her bedside. Ga Mon
day the DIR. sent telegrsphlc despatch to Albany,
and +, celvt a reply. The aft AIR becoming known
The body was taken from Roberts keeping an
iBqu,s ct held, and post niOrfem examin atom
made IL was the opinion OF the PHYSICIANS that
she died of quick consumption. The verdict OF
the coroner il withheld for the return OF COM
mittee of investigation who are making inquiries
IN Albany. Meanwhile the corpse is deposited IN
apr,vste tomb IN North Adams. We trust that
the efficient measures adopted will be successful
IN removing The dark veil of mystery which now
snsbi ouds this painful sto:y. We are indebted
for The above facts to a private correspondent and
10 On article in the North Adams Transcript
Springfield Rfrrbftcam.