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THE ARABS AND THE MAGNETIC
TELEGRApH,-The Paris correspond
ent of the New York Commercial says:
The first electric telegraph in AL.
giers was inauguratcd fortnight ago
BY the project of Gran and Gen. pau-
mas, the military head of the colony.
The first message was sent by an Arab,
who asked the price of mare for sale
at Mostagncm; the second was rcla-
tive to the purchase of basket OF
dates, and the third was about mis-
sing pound of tobacco. The wary
Bcdouius supposed that the telegraph
was some sort of a coutrivancc for sur
prlsing peoples secrets, and puiposcly
proposed questions of very little signi-
iicancc, in order to battle the project.
The E'cho Il Oron, which reports these
details, mentions the laughable fact,
that all the shciks and prominent Be-
douius that graccd the occasion, wore
the cross of the Legion of Honor ~
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OK Yokes.

OK Bows, ana Bow Pins, Of
DANENPORr'S
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HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
\ CRIPPLE SETS ASlDEIIlS CRUTCI.
Is AEIIM TIN WEARS SUFFERING.

\ CRIPPLE SETS ASIDE his CRUTCi.
Is AFTER Ten YEARS SUFFERING.
carr ~ Le'tr fran Hr. IhowPs'n, ChcgI-
Isl, Lircr49oi, dd'ti lRgHsi 2nh, lSi2-
To Professor Holloway, M
DEAR Sil-l am enabled 10 furnish you
with most cXiraorlinaTy cure effected by
your Invaluable Ointment and Pills, which
has ast1nished every person acquainted with
the sufferer About 10 wears ago, Mr.. W.
Clmmias, of Salincy Street, in This iown,w
thrown from his horse, Whereby he received
very serious injuries he had the best medical
lvice Mt the time, and was afterwards an in
mate Of different iuiiniiics, yet re grew
worse, and at NTH malignant running Il
Ger settled in his hip which so completely Grip
pied him, that he could NOT move without
crutchcs tor nearly 10 wears; recently be hcgarf
to use your Ointment AID Pills. which have
now healed the wound, strengthened his limb,
asd enabled aim TO dispense with his crutche.,
50 that he cln walk with the greatest ease,and
with renewed health aud giso1r.
A most Extraordinary cure of Dreadful
skin disease when all Medical aid had failed.
C,gyrf q Lrt.r icon M. H.rf. Dr0pCr.0f
Hsa5Vp-,l G.i4.b9rp .'aic .Varc4 Isl, 1879.
10 Professor Holloway,
STA Some time silco one OF my children
was am ciel with Dreadful eruption, over tho
DO iy and limbs, obtained the 'iyice Of sew
ctal eminent Snrgeol, and Physicians, 10y Al
of whom the case WAS considered horeles-.
, At length | tried your Ointment and Pills and
without cXHggcraion the feet was miracul
Gus, fui by reiscyorin, in their use, all the F.
rupiions quickly Disappeared, ana the child
WA, restored to perfect health.
; previously lost Child from n similar COM
: plAiut, ard firm believe. Lad in her case
} adopted your medicines she would have been
T a. .lfa L.. ! IL.
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SIX PREMIUMS

MRS. DREW, will commence a New Term of
he, Writing academy, on Thursday, Oct.
Goth, at : o'clock, r. NJ, in Room No 3, Ad-
Olson House. The attendance of old and
young, OF either seX,N respectfully solicited.
Terms, :: l 90 if paid at entrance, OF - 30 at
any time after SIX PREMIUMS, will DC
given to those making the greatest improve
ment, Pupils required to attend daily, and
furnish their own stationery and lights, Mrs.
ID engages to advance with exceeding rapdi-
~ every pupil who shall faithfully follow her
Instructions and to impart 10 such the most
finished and beautiful styles. This she feels
hersclff1lly competent to do, having taught
thousands with the most entire success. Mrs
d., would give notice that this will prob
ably be her last course at 81 90 Day Pupils
at =. NJ at $50 PAYABLE at entrance.
Middlebury, Oct IS, 1853. 26,lw.
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CAnrfTs The astonishing low rates
for which the New Eng and Carpet Com.
pa y, sell such immense quantities of
carpctng. is accounted for only by their
heavr purchases at New York auction
trade sales At their establishment they
sell TAPESTRY carpets for ; 20 per yard
wh'cl formerly, We considered doing
vel purchase for s. per yard. They
display Brussels and three plys also
painted floor cloths at less than mauu~
faeturers' prices. They have always
enio'aa the reputation Of selling all
graaea Of carperting at much less than
the usual rates Their warehouse IS
loea'eu m the corner Of Hanover and
Elm streets Boston AcraId
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Holloscau's Pills. an Edicieut Inn.

Hotloray's Pills, an Efficient Cure
for Disease Of tie Chest and L,fan,-
NATION Of tie Lungs.-Mr. John
Schoonenberg, Of Paramaribo, Surf
nam, had suffered for a considerable
time from Il severe cough, pains in the
chest and side, and ultimately an in
tiammation of the lungs, and great
fears were entertained that he was in
a deep decline. After the best en-.
deavours of some of the most eminent
doctors had failed to cure him, he tried
Holloway's celebrated Pills, which
have restored him to a perfect state of
health and so satisfied is he of the
result that he strongly and confidently
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recommends their use to all who suffer
from similar complaints.


Thousands OF Parents who use Nermfugc
composed ofCastor OIL Calomcl, &c, are not
aware, that while they appear to benefit the
patient, they are actually laying the founda-
ton Tor series of diseases, such MS saliva
ton, loss OF sight, weakness Of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the adycr-
tiscmcnt of Iiobcnsaci's Medicines, to which
we asl, the attention of all directly interested
in their own rs well as their Children's
health, In Liver Complaints and all disor-
dcrs arising from those of bilious type
should make use of the only genuine mcdi-
cine, llobcnsack's Liver Pills.
y" " Be NOT DECEIVED" but ask for lIo-
bcnsaci's Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and
observe that each has the signature, J. n
HOBENfACK, us none else nrc genuine.
o.:
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}7e0,


n RoNnusy on ,ae jth inst Of the
Group EpaAa , SOC II James L. and
MARY Q Bolton of tni, place, aged three
years and four months ,
{ H. schyoon \ Y. on the 9TH inst
very suddenly Airs. DnpANA SrNNErF
formerly Of this town. and widow #
Samuel H. Sumner, i'll the 10th year IF
her age.
Ii Cornwall, Sept. Is, CAARLorrr S
only daughter Of Harris Bingham, aged
Is years. \
I In this village. suddenly, Oct 7tL
lions McGooLAIcE. aged %. /
y Tie deceased vas we'll known to many
Of our citizcus aud esteemed for the per-
sonal and national qualities pertaining
to Kim lie was benevolent honest, in
dustrious discerning in observation and
humorous. and these in Il sphere so UNI
pretending that only their purer char
actersiics would have been observed in
it In his own family his goodness Of
heart was unfailng. and among friends
his integrity which gave him real in
dependence, and his quick disccrnment
the source of his true wit, secured 70 him
their respect, as well as their affection
/ He had been resident aud neighboI
I with us since 1884, and had made and
leaves warm impression of his genial
qualities as an freshman. and his worthy
! honesty as a man CoW
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COMMIssIONERs NOTICE.

VIZ, the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court for the District Of Addison,
Commissioners, to receive, examine and ad-
just all claims and demands of all persons a.
gainst the estate Of
ELIZA a, WELLINGTON,
late Of Brdport, in said District, deceased,
and all claims and demands exhibited in Off
set thereto and six months from the 18th
day of September, 1859, being allowed by
said Court for that purpose we do therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend to the
business Of our said appointment, at the dwell
linghouse Of John S. Ward, in Shorcham, on
the first Mondays in December and March
next, from nine o'clock A. NJ, until four o.
clock, i. NJ, on each Of said days.
ISAAC CHAPMAN Commits
Bella HOWE, sioncrs
Dated at Shoreham, this 10Th day of Sept
A. d., 1858. 263w.
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NGE OF TIME.

on and after Monday October, II, 1868,
Trains viii ran rs follows, viz:
LEAVE BURLINGTON FOR RUTLAND,
At rs and 1920 \. NJ, and G.3O p. NJ.
LEAVE RUTLAND FOR BELLOWS FALLS,
At $50 A. NJ, and Il 80 T.. NJ.
LEAVE BELLOWS FALLS FOR RUTLAND,
At 1900 NJ and j.l5 4. NJ.
LEAVE RUTLAND FOR BURLINGTON,
AT $50 and II 20 A. NJ, and $50 p. NJ.
At Burlington. Trains connect directly with
the Vermont Central and Vermont x Canada
Railroads for the East and North
At Rutland, Trains connect with the Sara
toga & Washington, Albany and Rutland, ar !
Western Vermont Railroads, for Trcy,Albanv
New York, Saratoga Schenectady and the
West
Trains leaving Burlington At 1920 stops on
~ to leave Passengers from the North OF
burlington. arrive at Troy at 800 and New
York at $50 z. NJ. and Boston at 7,3O r. NJ.
at Bellows Falls, Trains connect with the
Cheshire, Vermont Valley. and Sullivan Rail
| roads.
JOHN 5. DUNLAP,
Superintendent
SuperintenGenls Office, !
Rutland, Oct. l3, 1853 2Gif
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Ga CETNTTS


E'OR GENUINE JOS. ROGERS & SONS
Il FouR BLADE STAG HANDLE CoxGREss
KNIVES, with file blade, Ivory Handled do.
for 10 Gents. Also, a large assortment OF
POCKET KNIVES, with one to six blades,
from the best English and American Makers.
Rodgers Braithwaiths Nuz,) and other good
makers SCISSORS Of every description
II. llenisoh's, and Leonard d. Wcndts Patent
TAILOR's SHEARS AND SCISSORS.
Knives and Forks, and Table Cutlery
OF all kinds, RAZORs in great variety.
English, German and American SKATES
Ladies' Skates, and general assortment of
American and Foreign Cutlery in all It's
branches.
For Sale at Wholesale and Retail, ny
MARTIN L. BRADFORD,
ll2 Washington Street
Three doors North of the Old S Church,
25iw. BOSTON
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Hon Neil S. Brown, late Minister to
Russia has arrived at Washington, and
= despatch says The is firm in the opinion
that there will be no actual hostilities
va Russia aud Turkey"
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Nacauiay's London publishers
have written their American corrcspon-
dents. that he has not yet furnished the
NJ IS. of his third volume of the History
of Epr'ard
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= Judge Elijah Paine. of the Su.
per IT Court of New York city, son of
the iatc Judge Paine of Vermont. died
A. his r. 'acncc in New York on Thurs
day
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' 7 7
We the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court tor the District of Addison,
Commissioners, to receive, examine ana ad-
just all claims aad demands ofali persons a.
gainsl the estate Of William Peck, late of
Cornwall in said DislIict, deceased, and also
all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto and six months from the Sd day of
October s53 being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give no
tice that we will attend to the business OF our
said appointment at the Dwelling House Of
The deceased on the fr,t Mondays Of Feb
mary & April 1854 from nine o'clock, A, NJ
until four o'clock, Z. NJ on each Of said days
BENZ. CASEY, Commits
SYLVANUS HALL, sioners
Dated Cornwall this l4lh day Of Octobr
A, j. 1858. 90 3w.
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Strayed.

Came into the enclosure Of the subscriber
on or about the 3Oth Of Sept, two Stays, one
brown and the other red, with white face,
supposed to be four years old. The owner is
requested to prove property, pay charges and
take them away n BOARDMAN.
Middlebury, Oct. II, 1853.
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Second Hand Pianos

taken in exchange for new Teachers in
Scminaries, and booksellers, viii receive \
suitable deduction from onr retail prices.
A iarce variety Of Singing Books for sale,
10y the single copy or by the dozen.
The patronage Of those desiring such ner.
ohandise is most respectfully solicited.
Troy, Sept Is. 1883. .2tf
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tutnam's Self Adjusting

Cmta.n Fixtures. Also, Cords ard Tassel,
i. safe az u BECKWITH'S.
Get. "a, 1888.
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Cottage Peadsteads.


Durcans, LisAt Stands, Cane Scat Chairs an
Mirrors, FOR sale by Y. BECK WITH.
OCT Ig 1859
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Waltonls Daily journal

VIII be published as usual during the session
Of the Legislature. The session promises 10
be unusually long and unusually exciting
Subscribers are requested to order early.
Terms 81 in advance. 2i3w.
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Mining Agency.

New York. 10 broadway. Ruums Nos, $40
rTIis Agency Is established Tor the purchase and ale
on commission Of unimpio,ed Mines and Nina :
Stock Companies argaaseG and AT work al,o for fur
nshiug all kinds of Machinery and Mining Tools A.
dcred, aiso the Chemical Analysis of oes aud other
substances iorw afded om any rart Of the connry
printed circular, giving full rspanai iuns, will be
scnt in any poet paid latter oushising one
throe.erui Poet ctice stamp I Z BAhnuuB, Co,
2an. ~ htnataay
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WAX THREAD SEWING MACHINE

NlCkERSHAM PATENT.
Adapted 10 siding aud closing with Maxed
thread of all kinds Of Boots and shoes, with or
whhum side wells, superior to hand sewing and
wiiha an immense saving Of labor. Likewise FAN
oY Sewing on CLoTH aud LEATHER.
Also, Wickersham's Paleut Machines for sew
ing Ships' Sails, Hammocks, Nalises, Awnings,
CaIpet Bags, Mattresses, Trunks &c. Tho
public are invited TO call and see them in opera
ton. Exclusive Rights for iowns, Counties and
States, to sell aud use said Machine, can oe &C.
cured For sale at No. 60 Hanover street, OPP
posile the American House, Boston. by
BUrTERFlELD & STEVENS,
rropreiorers and Manufacture.
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KINNlCUTr & HASKELL.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS
PIANO FORTES.

AND Music and Music'l Merchandise Il
ever. descriptions No. Is. Boardmans Build
ing, under the Museum, Troy n. Y.
AT the above Saloon Piano Fories from tia
best Manufacturers n New Nork and Boston,
may be found AT an times at the lowest prices
Those wishing such merchandise are invitrd
To call and examine our assortment, or send
MS their address. In either case We promise
10 give 10 all, tie hest of attention and best
of bargains
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DYSPEPSIA.

T. his been the study of Physi
c. IS. - j sr"vcr some remedy for this
ia s. ircssing complaint. Whether
they liHvc been successful. remains for
the sufferers to say. There are, in this
''upntrv hundreds of thousands who are
diF.~iH rom indigestion, probably, in
.uo. o..s.s. caused by their own impru-
deace in living. TIC these We would say,
'rr M"ers' Extract of Rock Rose. 1t
G on9e1 and will cure. the worst and
=" IS mate cases of Dyspepsia, and
7Gr o., It's concomitants.-C Ostivencss.
= II 3achc, Heartburn. Flatulency,
y ''''v, c. See the following certif-
-....
g., q B. L. Myers-Dear Sir-1n
-.'o' Of lSi7S, | suffered beyond
ami with Dyspepsia, and train
81 ot'. evils dependent on it. had
arrIcd to various doctors, and number
of nostrums had been recommended. but
TO 10 rurposc l procured and used
two bottles of your Extract of Rocl
Rose and found almost immediate re
lief, much so, that l have used 10 9th
er modieiue since, and in fact, | can fine
no o'hry which, in my deliberate opin
loN cau ar comparison to yours. AnC
IN al cases. wncn have the opportuui
~ | recommended your Extinct, a
standing lrst over all others. Let al
who l,o thus afflicted try il. and fnt
what have found Truly Yours,
West Mcrde0. Conn GEO b CoNKLIN
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Etrayed

LIST Of Sept Il spotted two year old Steer
whoever will give information where said
steer may be found, will he rewarded.
Oct. 1883. 26:3t n BOARDMAN
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Paper Hangings,

Velvet and other Bording. Window Curtains
and Shades, aood assol tmont At
Oct -, 1858. z. BECKWlTIl S.
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Important Discovery
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES a.

BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
arc uafiling Ia tle nGre OF CorGns COLDS, AsTHMA,
nRoScniris, SoHF rHRoAr, lioAasENEss, piTFicrLr
BRrArHtNG, tNciaitAr CoNsUNrrIvN, and bI-rAsKs
|uf tho IuNcs. They have no ta.te OF mediciue AVID
aay child ~ iaheticm Thousands have heeN rcsio-
cd to hea'tA thar hal before desparrd. Testimony
given ~ hund cd, Of cascs. snslc doso relieves in
ten INITIATES.
Ask for nrnus ppmunir Waf-rs-tha uritinh aud
only roruiAc b. stamped "Rrai," Spurious kinds are
offered for -a'e Ircnv-hlc t'Ws box. SOLD hy DIAL
er scaeialy. J. BHiAN a Co., Rogester. n Y,
Puppristols. ai3m
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Carpeting,

Druegets, Mating and Floor Cloths, for sal,
by z. BECkWlTI.
Oct. Is, 1853.
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CrockerV,

L large assortment, comprising full Sets OF
Aight Blue. White Granite, and Amithyst
Ware. for sale by z. BECKWlTH.
oct. Is, 1858.
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EhaWls.

Bay State, Waterloo Empire and Scotcl,
Long and Square SAawls Received and for
sale by i. NALLhTIE.
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Drcss Goods

In great variety received and for sale ly
l.. NALLErTE
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t2IAs oIu.IfIl.o.D
Straw Coli,
Silks.

Rich Iii, Gro DE- Rhine, Bro,a lie, Plaid an
Checked silks. Just received and for sale by
Oct Sth, +. NALLEIIE.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-16

cipaI, AMI - and.- as surclcF, are
holden AMI stand firmly bounl TO the
inhabitants of the town of -, or city
as the case may be- in the sum OF Sin
hundred dollars, to he paid them, 10
which payment we bini ourselves, our
heirs, excculors,anl administrators, firm.
ly by these presents. Scale! with our
seals, and dated this day Of -.
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A New scheme 10 Obtain a WIG.

At the Brompton County Court last
week Mr.. Gay, surgeon, of No. 9 Pros.
pcct.p.ace Brompton, brought on action
10 recover the sum Of I5s. from Mr. Paine
an unmarried gentleman, ofWellington.
square, Chelsea. Mr.. Gay sail be had
supplied the defendant with mixture
ard box Of pills, and had attended
him six lines, for which visits he churgcd
hall a crown each. He had not charged
for the mix,u,e. Mr.. Delnmcrc, the de.
lenaant's solicitor, said that his client
resided with gentleman at Brompton,
who had n family Of beautiful d"ugh.
ters. Mr.. Gay, who was a single man,
was anxious TO obtain an introduction
10 the young ladies, with the view to
choose "a wife. With this object lie
sought the service of Mr.. Paine who very
foo!;sh'y pretended to be i'll, and accoI.
ding. y the professional services Of Mr.. Gay
were sought to alleviate the sullcrings of
the patient.
Mr.. Paine, on being called, stated tho'
Mr.. Gay Informed him Of his wish to
pay attention TO young lady, os he
was sick of being single, (laughtcr)
and cntrca.ed witness to introduce him
10 one. Laushtcr.] He mentioned
and recommended the young ladies at
at their house; but how TO get an intro.
duc.ion was, for some time, poser 10
them. Laughter. 1t could only be
carried out by star,agem; and it was
devised by plaintiff end himself, that he
(dcfendan,,) should fall i'll (roars Of
aua htcr) and write letter to Mr.. Gay
to visit him. (Ploloneed merriment.l l.
He felt unweil laughterl and wrote the
note proposed TO Mr., Gay: "Dear Sir
i want 10 see you Immediately | am
alarmingly i'll. Yours, DC. p. S.
Only myself and the Misses, home
my boy" [shouts of merfimen,.l Mr..
Gay came Immediately. There was
nothing whatever the mattc- with him
[Iaughler,l and he never took the stuff
that was sent, but threw it to the dogs.
[Rcnewcd lau3htcr.]
As to The six visits the plaintiff had
charged him for, it was downright do.
At any rate, five out Of the six We're paid
to the young ladies', and Gay had the
mod, sly and inpu lencc to charge him
hal(a.crown for each of the wooins Wis
its. [Shou,s Of laughtcr.l Besides
that, he was invited TO dinner each time.
lie never hal any rash, saving the rash
ness ofinlrOIucius the plaintiff to his
friends.
The Ju lge--Adolphus, I think If ii
be joke, it ought to be carried out.
| Laughter. Fifteen shillings is per.
haps, too much TO pay for it. My
| jul cment viii be for ten slilings, and
that is M, too much for a rich joke like
this. EnelisA paper.
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An Explanation Wanted.

The Wing party will please 10 state
why it is that John Woods, y. A. Bliss
and Elisha N. Sill, as commissioners OF
the sinking fund, kept no Journal o.
their proceedings after the 1lth day OF
September 1913, a so why it is tha, the
State of Ohio stands charged upon their
books with the sum of 1920, ,o3, as in.
tcrcs, paid by Sill the then acting com.
missioner to the Trust Company, for
money loaned to the State, by said com
pany, when at the same time the State
was loaning large amounts to the dif.
fcren, Railroads, to the Columbus In.
snrance Company and to the different
Railroad Companies in tho. State. AS
some oflhe opposition press seem to be
very much troubled about the expense oI
the Leg a,urc, it may serve as sor, OF
relief 10 their bleeding souls to hunt up
these records and pu. lish them to the
country. After these interro gatorics shall
have been answered., we will then put
n few more of similar kind. These
queer things the reader will remembe,
happened under the glorious Wing rule
of Auditor Wood, and his sublime com
panions.-Pike County Dem.