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Tpublie. No. 4sI

AN ACT creating collection district in New York 10 be
called the district Of Dunkk and constituting Dunkirk
port Of entry and the ports of Barcelona Silver Greek and
CattArangus Greek ports Of delivery.
BE Il enacted By ne House Of e,sssafspe Of
me tasted States W Aerea gres asseJled the
counties OF CattarRGgus and Chautnuque habors
rFer aud waters the southern shore of Lake Erie in the
State OF New ferk west OF and including CaIiaraugus Greek
and The shores each side of said creek west along the
shore and territory bdeng Lake Erie aforesaid 20 the
Fensyltania State line aud the islands said Lake
cong uons thereto heretofore embraced district of
ton district TO be called the district o Dunkk and port
and the ports OF Barcelona Silver Greek and
Greek shall be ports of delivery.
SIC And Be q further eaecsd That there shall be ap-
pointed IN the prescribed BY collector
toms for the aforesaid district who shah thereafter and du
has continuance Office reside the port OF entry Gre
aed by this act together with such other subordinate officers
OF the customs provided for by law and the compenss
ton of said collector shall be such as shall be
bv the Secretary Of the Treasury the of the
compensation Of Collectors of Customs. not to exceed one
Thousand dollars per Prorided That in case no
CLASSIFICATION OF the compensation Collectors Of Custom
shall be made then The compensation Of the collector for the
port Of entry established by this shall be dol
lars per together with such and emouants as
authorized by existing laws.
SEC .. iad be s further enacted, That deputy collectors
OF customs for the several ports delivery constituted bv
this shall be appointed and for their services
the mode prescribed by existing laws and said officers
shall exercise all the powers and duties vested in deputy co
lectors Of customs under existing laws
Approved July q, ls5a.
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BY AUTHORITY,
LAWS or TIE UNITED STATES
fPubhc. No. 45.1

AN ACT for the relief Of the widows and orhau. f the an
GERS and 81 tho United States schooner 1rY,s
who here lost In that vessel In March, eghtaun
ana iort near ile coast Of the United States
s eaaeted bg tss Senate aad House Of a,
Ae tnfea sfaies e America Congress asbsa That tbe
same provision as made by the act entitled act for The
reei OF the widows and orphans Of the officers seaen ad
marines OF the brig Somes approved the toarsuth s
o. August eighteen hundred ard ortyegh act for
Of the nited States brig ashngton who were los,
overheard IN hurricane approved February third eigh
teen hundred and h three be also extended the widows
and orphans OF the oEcers and in the
United States schooner Grampus in the gale March eg
teen hundred and torhree the Of the United
States.
Approved July 27 1854
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SALE TO-DAY.
Hy GREEN 4 SCUTT. AnceasMssrs.

By GkEEN q SCOTT. Ancsas~ssrs.
ZINE sAnniE HcGsE AND TWO FINE DURHAM MILCH
with him auciion.On Saturday, the 2ah instant, we
shah sr 10 O'Clock front fue sorc sad
die hrse suitable lady, and has used for that for
eighteen months
And the time
We shah sell fnr Durham mich and calves.
Terms
And, Mt O'clock same r,aorninx-
We sell, front store, of furni
ture, goceriea liquors, &c.
and second hand bugGies
me nea saddle
Win many articles which deem
N GREEN SCOTT,
July 2e--d AucioneeE.
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A gentleman negotiating with New Hamp-
shire horse-deer for the purchase Of mare but could
agree by ten dollars. Next morning however making up
his mind split the difference be posted off to the stable
when the frs, person he the groom Master up
Joe he inquired No be dead said Joe but
he left word for you have the mare Yankees never
lose trade.
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LP ublic, No. SOL


AN ACT making provision for the postal service in the State
Of California and in the Territories Of Oregon and Wash
Ing,on.
BE enucted bg the Senate and House o; Representatives.
Postmaster General be- and he hereby authorized
power the special agents Of the Post Office Department in
ashngon to appoint leercarriers for the delivery of
and To allow atercarricr appointed to demand and
for all letters other maiabe
mater not more than may pe oy the posmas
Prorded, That than twenty-five cents shall be
charged for any letter newspaper or ounce OF other malta
bic matter. All such appointments be determined, and
Of ccmpcnsstion modified within the limits aforesaid
whenever the found cxpedsn in the opinion of the
appointing agent And ttrfl prorid,d That all such
appointments and contracts shall be subject 70 the approval
Of the Postmaster Geners and upon notice to carrier OF
bis rejection by the Postmaster General his appointment and
contract shall be determined and that all
pointed in pursuance Of this act shall be subject to the
visions of the foryrs section Of the entitled An
change the organization of the Post Office Department snd
provide eectualy fer the settlement of the
six except herein otherwise provided Prc-i9ed That
letter letters other msabe Ematterl sha be delivered
by any postmaster 20 said carriers unless requested writing
BY the person or persona to whom said letters other malta
bic matter be directed.
SEC. q And Be further enacted That each and every
which anay be established under the pro
visions of this shall be deemed postroue during its
eleventh. twelfth and fifteenth sections Of an act entitled
An reduce the postage, 90 limit the and
Senop IF Se a"s o the e ~ M Pa e
nen approved March third eighteen hundred and forty
nve, anu the nth and eighth sections o an act entitled " An
act 10 establish certain post roads, and for other PURPOSES
approved August eighteen hundred AID Eft tive
hereby made applicable said ietiercarrer routes
SIC. B. And b. further esactcd That the Postmaster
General be, and he hereby, authorized dead
letters which may accumulate the post Offices said State
and Territories after the theth day OF June the wear
thousand eight hundred and four be returned
periods not ess than quarter yearly the post office
Francisco 20 be there opened and the ec
ton of the postmaster OF that Office shall according
snch regulations the Postmaster General NAV prescribe
retarn TO the Post Once Department such said letters
bic atsnv
of consequence be disposed Of according 10 law and de-
strcy such letters shall be found ccntan Dothng
value sssr,Ged howerer, That dead letters shall b.
opened winch 'he postal Of tie United State
via countries require 10 be returned unopened
such countries respectively
Srp, 4. kad ~ II fyrttef rReced That the rostmase
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gAol.ro. Dc

NEW YosK, July 2s.-There have been four deaths by
cholera the Franklin and the MotSres Hospital
since yesterday Twenyour remaining four
discharged.
Dispatches from Buffalo and Albany that the cholera
continues to rage in both places,
The Franklin's position s unchanged. All the
packages except 600 been rescued damaged condi-
ton.
eIlDgh in ChckOpeo, Massachusetts burnt
to-day and fcur persons pcrished in the flames.
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BY ELE G II ApH.
The Rernrfed EaiErrc. dc.


BALrIoRE, July 2sThe rumors In circulation that sew
raj Of influential merchants had failed nre totally
uniounde Our best houses feel the pressure of tight and
tightening money market but beyond that there is
foundation for the
Egh, deaths occurred yesterday the Basore
amhonse situated three miles from this city and several
have been reported to-day, and deaths.
a well-known Baltimore merchant, j. r. Perkins, of The
firm Of Perkins Travers fell of the window of his
chamber last night, while in somnambuc state He died
this morning frem the effects of the injuries received
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Fire Rsof. ae.

PHILAuElrHiA July 2sA desperate Gght place
night between the Fair Mount Engine Company and the
Moyamensng Hose Company, which lasted time.
Knives and pistols freely used Three persons
dangerously, and mortality wounded
Mr. Tucker president Of the Reading Railroad Company,
whose failure was reported il believed VIII be able
relieve himself from his embarrassments be has ample
TO meet his liabilities.
No change notice in the markets. Bresdstus continue
in depressed state There is but little wheat Offering
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In New Orleans large numbers OF citizens are net
ing upon discovery by celebrated French phys
cian Dr. Burq whereby cholera is said Is prevented
by wearing band Of sheet copper three inches wide and
six inches along, around the neck tie brace
let's DR. Burq has, by investigation discovered the fact
that all workers in copper &c. always free from co
It is simple thing and may be tried at little ex
ppnsc
The daily union., 1854-07-29

The British North American provinces contain surface
Of 34 square miles equal in extent onehird OF that
portion Of the United States lying Of the Mississippi
they contain population the present time of about
21Ooe00 The annual imports about S4l,o0oo00 Of
which about SlA0oo000 from the United States The
annual experts about S3looe000 of which Sll oo0-
coo are to the United States The Of tonnage an
uusllv enploy cd is 100000.
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Public No. 4s.J

AN ACT to increase the salaries of executive judiciary
officers in Oregon New Mexico, Washington Utah and
Minnesota. sD.aa' 'Ass
Be enacted by the snatc Horse of Representative.
e the United Sates st eriea is Congress assembled, That
the annual salaries OF the chie justices and associate Judges
the Territories Of Oregon, Wasng ton Utah and New ax-
leo be- and the hereby increased the Of
two Thousand five hundred dollars each and that the salary
the governor of New Mexico be- and the same is hereby
increased to the Of three thousand dollars and that
the secretaries OF Oregon Washington, Utah. and New Mex
leo TO the of two thousand dollars per annum
SEC And be further enacted, That the annual salaries
Of the chief justice and associate judges Of the Territory o
Minnesota be increased TO two thousand dollars.
Approved july 27, 1854.
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IPublic, No. iT.I
AN ACT making appropriations deray expenses Of
the Cayuse war.

An AtI making defray
the Cayuse
he enacted ~ the Senate end House Of Representative.
the United States Of aertea Congress assembled That
there be- and hereby appropriated any MONEYS
the not otherwise appropriated the further
seventy Thousand dollars the actual
expenses incurred by the provisional of Oregon
In defending the people of the said Territory the
tack and hostites Of the Csyuse Indians wears
eighteen hundred and and eighteen hundred and
forty eight and for such allowances for the expenses
Jusng the claims that the Secretary OF the
Treasury may deem proper not exceeding five dollars per
day to each that the
Treasury of naid appropriation much thereof
be to hquidate said claims according
reports of the heretofore appointed
tanning said amounts and OF the governor Of said Territory
that have been communicated to Congress And claims
shall hereafter be allowed of this which are
not presented at the Treasury Department of the United
States within the next fiscal year.
SEC 2. And be further snuced. That all Of claims
and accounts heretofore adjusted shall be settled and ad
usd at such place and such the Secretary Of
the Treasury prescribe And the Secretary the
Treasury hereby empowered that
has been be made of said claims reduce the
amount in his Judgment founded proof should be too
much
Approved July ~, 1854.
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trDIrATIUN of acae.er,.-Tb. putiic az.
respectfully wood Gem
erey Tuesday aerocn August hvt O'Clock precisely
There approvv,ase city,
,v.ry make the
Bs Kew T. L. ,nsa,si.
hF Rev nr Bnier
hy Rev Mr. sunderland
CHARLES o. CALVERT, ABNEB NELLEN,
GEORGE PARKER, WILLIAM BANKS,
u. TODD, io~EPH D. CLfrE,
JAMES G.. MCGUIRE, WILLIAM PHELPS,
WILLIAM A. BdADLENt WILLIAM :. hUNrH8YS,
CHARLES : WALLACE, RANDOLPH :. EVANS
H-~ten- Cemetery lies Cnptu dis
ON, mile and half: nnyi.
prove unfavefshe the ccacuiop
pousd tll n lar cay.
1ur 2q-dA
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General allow the post In said St., sDd Ter
riles if the hrst day Of July one thousand eight han
died and hity three, sacn out of the hostages ole
al their respective Offices will ia sdd,t,op 10 tbe ooms
aha e"oiunents, BE- sufficient 20 defray the
actual and necessary expenses Of their Offices
SEC. 3 And be further eaaotea That the p..tna.,ar
oe Sho ne IL hereby authorized and directed in the
settlement Of the of potmasers in the state Of
forn.a and Territory OF Oregon serving previous 60
the thtlet June, Doini eighteen hundred and
fifty three allow such post Just and
be incurred BY them and about the
their respective Offices and the discharge rhsir official
duties Proried That allow shall made whereby
the nted States shah be charged with any Indebtedness
whatsoever.
Approved July 2T, 1854
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The Wisconsin University at Madison, Wisconsin is
in process OF erection 1t is be bulk of stone Ii stands
eminence Of l0oo feet mile Of the capitol in
a park of So acres 1t has fund of 100000
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DIED,

ciiy, bronchitis Rev EDWARD l.
DULIS Butin,ofr
copa Church
H friends invited Attend the uucra from bus hate residence
west (ssu,day)
morning. Mt u O'Clock.
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Mr John Thomas, samaker, the (or rather bow
who put the first stitch in the iigaie Constitutions sails
died Cohasse Massachusetts the 18th instant aged
&C. He had one son in the battle OF Lundys Lane and
also another one ia the counuys service elsewhere
The daily union., 1854-07-29

The quantity Of gnano entered Liverpool for home
consumption in the month ending the 5h of last june
1878 toms against 5sel in the month Of last
year
The daily union., 1854-07-29

nyTbe Rev gtshop Ssnnpsen, ar The fhapisn N To the
Han
House Representatives ssssaSh nj II O'Clock.
July 20
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Ftnra ile Romaey tyn.1 Argus
PROMOTION FROM THE RANKS

The indefadgabe exerfons Of representative in
Congress proreral among his constituents that
seldom transfer 70 columns any notice OF bis brilliant
talents and eopss energy But the be has pursued
III relation the army bill requires ihat republish the
following which find in the Portsmouth Daily Tram
script:
The army bill to which the Hon. Chas. JAS Faulkner
called the attention OF the House last week in few point
ed and eloquent remarks should be brought Its
best feaure to induce recruits by additional pa5 and
throw open the gering prize OF commander n-chie OF
The army 10 the hHnblet private thank NJ. faulk-
for hs advocacy this noble republican idea Lt the
highest commission be accessible military genius skill
and courage whether discovered Ia recruit cadet
We necessity for an increase Of officers Let the
companies fully oiicefed be increased TO one hum
dred men, and The force VIII be- not ample but probably
sufficient for frontier aud territorial purposes We learn
that there companies with scarcely dozen
men.
Mr. Faulkner by the unanimous consent Of the Military
Committee the chairman the absence OF The Hon. Mr..
brave and cGllantsp who has bee triekenw
paralysis and is seeking relief al OF The Virginia springs
duties Of the Military Committee of the House Of Represent
history philosophy aud practical bearings Of military at
ars and his eloquence, unring industry and compre
hchst mind are too widely acknowledged 10 need word
rom Us as TO The marked ability with which the public
may DC satisfied he win discharge bis trust
Inc erpei Ferry district well be proud Of It's Bop
laf Aa sinetn representative in Congress OF oil the
lrgnia members we know Of none who stand better with
he House and fse haion than the Hon Charles James Fauk
hef ne mas been named IN several respectable quarters
suitable candidae for governor Of Virginia His name
VIII be tower OF strength in the democratic convention
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ALtIeAToRsA little gtrychuine put into piece OF meat
suspended the water and just touching it, has been
found very efficient mode Of destroying these obnoxious
reptiles
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Mr. Davis of Clermpnt county Ohio took the first lot Of
ripe peaches of this 10 Cincinnati and sold them
for Sc per bushe-
The daily union., 1854-07-29

Detroit papers describe the harvest Michigan as one of
the best ever known In that State
The daily union., 1854-07-29

E-ReliSsou@ ordinance Of Christian baptism
Divine the tont OF the
and Sunday
II O'Clock, and
night O'Clock. THE ruhhc respectfully
viisi
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The of education in Virginia IA we believe SAWS
the Alexandria Gazetie in more Hourishng condition
now than il ever has been before The number az excel
tent academies and schools for mes and females in all di-
rectans Is increasing and hey generally well sup
ported and literally encouraged We are pleased 10 see
ms and hope that Virginia viii be behind no State in
the Onion in every effort spread among her children
eh and poor the benefits and the blessings of rood ed
cation.
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A sssl.l.sNes-ssopSys wANTAD--Kcnt to erccs
n $500 Apply W. nicsins, l2h
office 81 the sreFessry oi ths Scas,~
Juy 2T--d2rss
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how TO MAKE DEAr PERSONS HEkR THE PIANO roRrE-The
instrument should be opened and rod Of aea wood mo
vded about half an inch thick threequarter vide and
ong enough 70 reach from tho bridge Of the sounding
ouard TO The mouth Of the deaf person II one end OF this
od be made 70 rest firmly the bridge and H. other end
oe held between the teeth the suhest sounds viii be
ulsunctly commnnleaied.--lf, -lf,,,cal Trnaerrinl
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Tobaeep Faetoru .Bmnt

RioHNoSp, July 2s-Giam Co.'s tobacco factory was
burnt here last nightloss $40, partially insured.
The daily union., 1854-07-29

A,riral q ne Black Harrior
New YoHs, July s9.-The Black Warrior, from Havana
has arrived.
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FROM OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENT

PAHrs, July IS, 1854.
Thi, morning gsoups u persons were sssqned at the
corners Of almost al Che OF the capital reading the
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PROPOSALS will b. r~c~.v.

DROPOSaIs will he received ny she sMpes
I Of Treasury nuJdeg, August
appy apa c i cors of oak ~osd tcr
The wood he
,sy delivered, corded, rsa sscb places
superintendent rccus,s, cf the
july 29--crstash rinsei. Sxss
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Gy-Fir~t baptist EEu-ch- 10th street.-The Rev Dr
Eiussofd. Of AeSaHas VIII preach The snnvs 'nrsona
church sabhHfN oh) NJ al ncoch
also, usual. the afnrnopn, ocioch Jhs puhr
respectfully invited fn attend July -
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e-asfnoa,ss EpsrcPst Church south fligssts sts~~s
The taures A. Durcsp viii rveach in
morrow tsabbal Il o'cloet, Knd O'Clock,
susrc r unus "The vrrH for hcioess for night,
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katharine HAYS has lt California for Australia tra-
sosoh isn San Francisco and ole Ball. Inst sccounts
Panama
The daily union., 1854-07-29
BY GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auctionecr..

T,xCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
II AT AUCTION.On Thursday, g7'h ahal sei
"A DIR Alexander Speir
OF and ID exceeni OF house
ioid and kitchen furniture. Consisting In purt. Of
Mahogany HAIR sofas, rocking and reception chairs
DO Earbie-lop pier, nd other tables
Large gilt frame caad~Absss, and maniei ornaments
rocker chairs
Mahogany bedsieads, and wasls
dresans and other and looking glasses
Feather sds bedding hair and shack
Paror chamber straw ing and oilcioth
TABLET window bnds, curtains, sc.
Of glass; china and crockey wnrc and table
cutlery
Cooking radiator, and other
a and other
tclcs which gmerafc.
SIS, credit Of
sasfacoy endorsed bearing
y. C0YLE. Admnsrator.
GREEN k SCOTT,
ID Arcioneers.
lfy-The above snlc is postponed until Friday, the
August, same hour
GREEN T. SCOTT,
July as--eod&ds Auctioneers
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II DACON.--3NJ0O pounds shoulders siaes
- 20o fsmsy hams.
lust received ard Cor ssl. ~
July ie--ssiieod MURRAY sEMMtS
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Sy GREEN - SCOTT, AuctiOnecrs.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS PRINTING ON THE CIRCLE
PennsyivGnia auciouon Tharsday, the Sd
August lau sell O'Clock front OF the premiss
oeauiu building IL Crce Penn
2d and 9th all Of io
No and Got No in shdvsicn o square No 3o running
back o IS feet alley
twelve, eighteen
nu, bearing interest from day OF sale
and deed of trust uken Tide indispuHble
GREEN SCOTT,
I'D Auctioneers.
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KIRKW GOD BOUsE.
Prnnsyiuanio arcnus Of i2th ssrre,
Ill he opened and sitter Mcnssy the I'd Of Juy for The
w c.pton Of gnest~.
JOHN n. KIRKwooD
A. w. kfBkNOOD,
July i--dlm rropnelors
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-07-20
Greatest Discovery Of the Age.
Has no equal in che cure Of

FARMERS, Families and others purchase no Remedy
Il equal to DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINAMENT, for
Dyscnery Collie Group Chronic rheumatism, Sore Throat.
Toothache Sea Sickness, Cuts Burns Sweings Bruises,
Old Sores Headache, Mosquito Bites Pains the Limbs,
Chest, Back. etc
iii does not give relief the money will be refunded all
that is asked fair trial. and according the d.
rectons.
Il is an English Remedy, and used by William Nv,
late King of England and certified by him. for
Rheumatism when everything else had failed
Over 100000 bottles have been sold in the United
States without single failure and many have stated that
they would not be without fit $40 per bottle in
Of Group, as it is certain as it is applied.
II cures Cholera when first TAKEN in few hours; Dysen
terry in half an hour. Toothache in five minutes. per-
fccy innocent to take internally, and is recommended
by the most eminent physicians in the United States
Price 25 and so cents.
DR.. Tobias could fill dozen Newspapers with certificates
and letters relating to the wonderful accomplished by
his Lnimen but considers warrnng it sufficient, any
person who does not obtain relief need not pay for is.
DR.. Tobias has put up a HORSE LINAMENT in pint
bottles which is warranted cheaper and better than any
other for Choc, Scratches, Old Sores Calls, Sweings
Cuts, Bruises, etc.
Price so cents. DR.. Tobass Office 20 Greenwich street
New York
| For sale in Bath, by A. G. PAGE, and N. K. ELLIS
| WORTH 1y31
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-07-20
Mr.. Carter is Dead 1!


The Brookville, Ind, Amcr1cdn tells the
following good story =
Some of the students of the Indiana State
University were suspected to be in the habit Of
drinking brandy. Where they obtained it was
mystery. DIR. Daily determined to ferret ont
the mystery. Calling into drug store, the
proprietor asked him how that sick student,
Mr. Carter, came on!' Smelling rat, the Doc
tor answered in an evasive manner, and soon
drew out Of the apothecary that students under
suspicion had been in the habit Of purchasing
brandy for sick student by the name Of Car
ter; that he was kept alive by stimulants;
that the young gentlemen seemed very much
devoted to him. Now the secret was out
This Carter was icticions character, and the
Doctor had The secret.
However, he kept his own counsel. The
next time the students assembled in the chapel
for prayers, he cast his eye over the crowd and
satisfied himself that Carriers nurses were all
present. The devotions were duly conducted,
and then he called the attention of the students,
remarking that he had mournful task to per-
form, as president Of the University it became
his duty to announce the death Of their fellow
student, Mr.. Carter. After lingering ILL
ness of several weeks, a portion of which he
was only kept aEue by stimulants, he had
breathed his last He had no doubt this an
nouncement would fall sadly on the ears of
those who SO faithfully attended TO his wants,
but he hoped they would bear it with resig-
nation; he hoped they would reflect upon the
oft-repeated words, Momento Mort that he
would now no longer detain, but leave them
TO their own reflections.
The result Of this announcement was startling.
None Of the professors, and but few Of the stu
dents, ever heard Of Carter. Who is he!
was whispered None knew but the kind
friends who attended him, and the president
seemed SO deeply affected they didn't like to
ask him.