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Valuable Real Estate for Sale or
Rent.

Valuable Real Estate for Sale or
Rent.
fF HE SUBSCRIBER wishes to sell or rent
valuable real estate in the Town of Jack.
son which consist of: For sale or rent. two apart
mcnts on Main street in the Commercial Block
~ by 81 feet, three stories above ground, with
basement story in the solid rock, one apartment
fitted, aud well adapted for Wholesale or re-
tail Grocery, the other for Dry Goods.
ALSO
A dwelling house and lot on Church street in
Hoflman's Addition to the Town of Jackson,
for sale only. Thchouso is large aud commod.
ous, containing number of rooms, finished in
rs good style as any building in town, also Il
well Of good water and other conyenienices.
ALSO
A building near Pearl street fitted IN OK.
pressly for dwelling. but now occupied as II
carpenter shop, and having n well of excellent
water near by with other convcLiencies.
have also large and superior stock Of ma
terial for building, aud am pre- ared to build
houses for rent or custom work on short notice,
orany other work in my line of business as car
pcntcr and joiner, All work warrented to be
done IN the most w0rkmanlke manner,
DAVID RADCLIFFE.
Jackson Aug 10, 81. 2O--tf
NorE:-Thc apartments in the I,ham block are
IN process of erection and will be completed
in short time.
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$4,000
WORTH Oh FURNIIUREL

ENOR sale on the most reasonable terms Of the
Il following description:
O6AAh Mahogany spring seat, cane seat,
OUGT Grecian wood seat, scallop top,
spindle back, bastor back, sIat back and split
bottom chairs.
AN Mahogany spring seat, cane seat, cane
Il W back bastor, sIat back, Jenny Lind, split
bottom and nurse rocking chairs.
0AAA Childrens table. rocking and nursery
%SD chairs
ID A Dining, breakfast, match and centre
"a tables.
66N Two drawer, one drawer, leaf wash and
4 q fancy stands.
40 Mahogany, walnut and cherry bureaus
H. - of every style, very fine dress bureaus.
l2 Scroll and fancy lounges.
so Bedsteads of every description, some very
| fine.
8Wrlting desks and book cases attached
fine article for Justices Of the peace or bust
ness men.
A lot of tin safes and cupboards.
lG crib cradles, and cradle scttees
"A looking glasses, from the largest parlor
down to the smallest size
SO husk, cotton ami hair bed, and lounge mat
tresses and pillows.
10 plain aud fancy s day and 30 hour clocks,
any am cunt of picture frames and clothes pins,
and lots of other articles too tedious to men
pon. Il. N HOWELL.
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Resident Physician Louisville Marine Hospital
Rev. E. w. Sehon.-Rev. E. Stevenson.

Rev. E. w. Sehon.-Rev. E. Stevenson.
Conclusive-The following is verbatim
copy OF certificate now in the possession of
tne proprietor of Bulls Sarsaparilla. Rey. E.
W. Sehon is widely and generally known as an
eloquent and accomplished pastor OF the M. E.
church, and Rev. f. Stevenson, has been known
as one of the most talented and Jealous men,
bers that the Kentucky Conference could beast
OF Tor many years, and at this time is filling tho
higll and responsible station of agent for the
the M. b. Book Concern. Can the world pro.
duce better or more satisfactory testimony in
laVor OF any medicine. Better testimony than
was ever offered in favor of any mediciae.-
rev Il. w, Sehcn-Rev. E. Stevenson:
~, LOUISVILLE May 90, lS49.
we have used John Bulls Sarsaparia, and
nave known it to be used, with entire satisfac-
tlon and we have no hesitation in stating our
belief, that it is a sato and valuable medical
compound, and calculated to pro luce much
good and relieve much suffering and therefore
would cheerfuIly and most earnestly recon-
lheha II to The afflicted. f. W. SEHov,
(sighed) +. STEVENSON.
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and French, German and English Percussion
Caps and Grains, Lead, Powder Horns, Fasks,
Shot and Game Bags, Pistols, Hunters Knives,
Bowie Knives in fact every thing that is neces-
sary for man to protect himself against man or
animal Of the most ferocious character. In
short, we have, and intend keeping always on
hand, everything that is usually kept in a Hard
wale Store, which We buy directly from the
Manu- factories, which will enable him to sell as
cheap as can be bought in any town or city in
the State Just drop in and take look at his
Stock.
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DIR. MOOELAND'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS.
Prepared by DR.. G. NJ, JACKSON,


Prepared by DR.. G. NJ. JACKSON.
No. l20 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
Their power over the above diseases is net
excelled, if equaed, by any other 'r, paratiOn
in the United States, as the cures attest, In ma.
NY cases after skiful physicians have failed.
These bitters are worthy the attention of
nvaids. Possessing great virtues in the recti-
fcaton of diseases of tine liver and lesser glands
exercising the most searching powers in weak
ness and elections of the digestive ergans.--
They are, withal, safe certain and pleasant.
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
Further Proof-"We have examined many
certificates of cures in the possession of Dr..
Jackson, the proprietor of pr. HooFLAND's res
nowned German Bitters, and we have known
many friends who have been cured of liver COM
plant and dysdepsia, by this great medicine,
therefore me recommend II to our readers with
confidence, knowing 1t to fulfil, as now prepared
the fullest expectations Of the renowned physi-
clan who first compounded it"-GermaA Illus
trated News
Sold by. II G. Miller Jackson: ]. II. Me-
CIntick, Berlin; Jared Stephenson Winchester,
and dealers in Medicines everywhere.
Nov. 9, i54. 33--lY
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nj EW and Splendid assortment of books, Just
~ received aud for sale at
HARDINGS Book Store.
Jackson. Oct. 20,le53. Soft
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Testimony,

W Testimony like the following renders SUI
Perhuous all comments on the efficacy of Bulls
sarssPs,rilIa. From DR.. L. P. Yandeil, Profess
or o. Chemistry in the Louisville Medical Col.
lege: have looked over the list of ingredi-
ents composing John Bulls Compound Extract
OF oarsaparilIa, end have no hesitation in say
ing that they form safe compound, and one
that promises well in chroni, diseases, in which
it is applicable l.P. YANpELL, M. D.
Louisville, June 6, 1854.
what DR.. Pyles, physician by appointment to
the Louisville Marine Hospital, says of Bull's
Sarsaparilla
LOUISVILLE, March 90, l649.
have examined the prescription for the prep
aratit n of John Bulls Sarsaparilla, and be-
Iieve the combination TO be an excellent one,
and well calculated to produce an Alternative i'm
preston on the system. have used it both in
Puoic aud private practice, and think it the best
article OF sarsaparlia now in use.
M. PYLES, M. D.
Resident Physician Louisville Marine Hospital
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MEDICAL.
THE GREAT KENTUCKY
SOUTHERN REMEDY,
- DIR JOHN RITII,c
DR.. JOHN BULLS
SA RSAPAR RILLA,

D n RS Il l. Il X l l. L. A.
NNHlS medicine, when used according to di.
Il rections, will cure, without fail:-
Scrolula or Kings evil. Cancers, Eruptions
tf the Skin, Eryspelas, Tumors, Chronic Sore
Eyes, Ringworm or letters, Scad Head Rheu.
matism, Pains in the bones orioints, old Sores
and Ulcers, Swelling of the Glands Syphilis,
Dyspepsia, Salt Rheum, diseases CT the Kid.
neys, diseases arising from the use of Mercury.
loss of Appetite, pain in the side and shoulders.
general debility, lumbago, coughs, colds, drop-
sy, Jaundice, costiveness, bronchitis, weakness
Of the chest, sore throat, pulmonary affections.
and all other diseases tending to produce con.
sumption, liver complaints, female irreguari-
ties and complaints, low spirits, sick and nerv.
Gus headache, night sweats, exposures. or In, -.
prudence in life, chronic constitutional dise..
ses, and as spring and summer drink. and gen
eral tonic for the system, and gentle and pIeas.
ant PurgatVG, 1t is superior to blue lick and
congress water, salts, or seidlitz powders
1t is remarkable fact, that among the hun.
dreds OF eminent physicians who have examin.
cd the recipe by which Bulls SarsanariIIa ia
! prepared, not one has condemned IL. bnt ali an
proved it, and commend it IN the highest terms
Many physicians express themselves strongly
III the belief that it !: decidedly the best pre1a
ratloh ol oarsaparllla tnat has ever been placed
before the public. Although there are many
physicians who feel reluctance of having
their names appended to the recommendation
OF anV particular remedy, notwithstanding the v
may approve of it in the highest degree. there
are others who frankly yield their support in
favor OF remedy which they know is capable
of doing so much good in an afflicted commu-
nifty. AS an evidence, read the following from
old and respectable physicians, ofhigh standing
inthe community in which they live:
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EY AR with the OH SYSTEM of building
w Procure your Carpenter Work ready
made, of seasonable lumber, and save 80 per
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GUNNEIRES!
POWDER,

He also keeps constantly on hand very fl
article of
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- Fol Ihh IhIfIHBtNttT'
A Word 10 upetty Fem"


llurins lead, some time since, your letter, and
believing yOu Ote correct ii tie positions you have
iaken, am anxious that something nlote slIoull
We said TO regulate thugs that are happening al.
most daily ilout social circles aud thinking, ftOm
Jour letter, that yoa an well Selsei in tie ways
ind tloiRss Of your sea, propose to make few in
luitits, Whysit that thete ate 50 fe@mnttlases
among The yosHg people ofout city pn'I that@len
young men conclude that ,telT hapnaess would
DO increased by entering tho sacred precincts Of
wedlocE, they 80 elsewhere Tot their wives, in
sleal Of seeking fot them al honei Now, Miss
tlelly, conceive lat you will ogtee with lie that
suct is The case and II yon will give anopnIoao "a
to the r'ause and the besl mode Of remedy, tPet'
hops what you propose may have asalnlats elrtctl
you will confer q fayOf on lie young fOlkS gene.
tally. and secuta the beatty ttanksoi
q YOUNG BACHELOR
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| c6lJ, clestanddEy The iftst SNOW shlthslalls
tthslRsohjhe st6a6a BhlllS lie llaSs q sptlgsi
and the steeblng Isl gl6tlpls aa9 9lnlnIe lphIea
through tiis &Ibtetii66atlst IjL4elo OIL no tolA
| talBaftet N6Ssnbttd lrRes ihsr9otattet usually
apses,Goua aoasst aBoye ssto 70 Neg b g
low M and dutibg one tSo days In January
tSe nttcpty teIs acSa as los as 80 aa9tsS lfsgt
below seto. All PeR6iaa ,9n. ike e1tteuo NOtlh,
neSt tIe Btill,h line5 Tor one OF two days 1utoe
the winter lie maicaty conytals al 40dess That
Isibisalads4s deg. There is ,eallte aRssHe g
Of oil moisture III the atmosphere, and the all :
,,al. Consequenllythe cold on saeh JAYS when
g.hs mstsdfyls90 lSS, jsdot Is hsttenllOlsia thls
climate ssih some oftteim6te Southern States,
wbGts lie all Is law and damp and The al1dspsu
alIy high. The sa6w.nettttalls 10 gteat depth
here, IS iii some Of!ths Soabstn and New Rns'
land States, but generally pSelsses Iron sis 10
twelve inches IN Depth
The flyers and lakes pre tt1sen over 70 q con-
stAsnbleasnth, and iot tltee months theit saooth
5satfstts become lie Ettat tisbwuys Of the pto'
ple. The Mississippi opposite 81, Paul, st such
time, ptssents an animated, spectacle fheSetEA'
Ing equppase fot style and tstttS, drought most
Iy ton Canada and BOSTON, $cald astohtsIl The
sleIs6ns.patiy community Wheeling, and dtIf
vets on lie OH pike would be fOEeyet3lRaote'l
The Ice aslsken from tie tiyet, 10 ill Tho ice
houses tot summer nse, Is as clear as crystal, anu
taken on, III cakes ttlitly inches sllstt.
'The snripe III The yeatin tbs loIisude 's'9os
beautiful The ilaw comes In tie latter laFtoI
Mach Tho snow nltlts away aud, about the
lis. Of apdl, Tie tiScts open up, AMI naSlsatIol'
IS resumed. 1hrwholtC onntfy asaddeAly oloih'
as by magic IL The steeAsst yculnte, soll thoDs'
and yAupiies Of wild No%tts deck tie hill sides
anil ptttIes.
The summer months are exceedingly pleasant,
The days ate warm and hight, Slllla slight breeze
at all lines from lie COoI waterSot lemany lakes
In mid .snmnet there is usually a week OF two Of
Intensely hot weather, oil account Of meridian
sun beAlnins thtougba clear htllIiant atGoSPheEe'
The nights ate always cool and pleasant, aud The
,leeh one 6l,tpinS here is sound and teiteshl0s'-
Thunder stotais ole freqnsnt, occurring mo,tly al
light
Autnmn In Minnesota Is the most charming sea.
ION Of The year. 'fNo ait is VAIN uOdlfy Though
The DAY, ut night It is cool and bracins, Little
,ain falls aud but few ftosts. 4 soft h'1s tests
.Stt everything, lnellowIng tledts;ant landscape,
iteaRy, in the INJECTING sunshine Of tho dying
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rofsIFngtteAs


foteygn TENS (.
J4Hts hIoSiob9kGyJ tilel nos " lioi die lasl'
ykaf len saaEsiAlS d loh lAsyi psti bee WON.
iiSdsF cS, 616. Tints haze C6abs siSte y pt1s
sISil eS6iSiMbi e66 Esstihs tatS 1oltahitlt died
ES.000I n deltj b eSet poo 81 ltbsIs befofet .
nd bey diei S6nR About % 900 md lrollSEoIlhi
d much, While RogefS Isl anil loaaBe
T6eWelI Known Saii9paflStl aud liBglislt BIO.
fes6tliEfsf6sfA lHe insllsa iOh OF Bun
SEN, has completed an alphabet cOhlal1lHg tue
sounds and lellet Of oil languages In lie void,
Lord Raglan stated Uetote the military commit.
Tee which sat last yeat that With The exception Of
Lotl Lyneboch and Sir Thomas Pletpf, we bad no
stnetaI officers In coHnpnl In The LATE Yat above
10 Yeas OF exc. The pnke Of Wellington wa a
major eenstll at 50, The aIAtqu Of arg
Lord DSiko1sIe gt rs, tod stafford Al SO, Lon
Till 80, otd BstesfOll at SO, Sit George AlnE'
tayat 40, Lord C0pGetnCEea al 81, L0ld LQpl0't'
deity 50.
'trts wlntet III Palestine Is Of unusual seyciily,
SNOW covering lie mountains TO a depth OF nearly
lour feel.
His MntiResu Is 50 dangerously u, o. 10 ltbSe
no hone fot hsf tecoYelH liet disease Is enlarge
llent Of The heatt. b ~ u,
Etttope will Som no governed BY Soyelelgns oil
Of whom may reckon lheit bidll ftonl tbiSi tlie
niAtteentb century, Thus, The Emperor " the.
Ptsncb isiotty,siS years Of ueei lie Empttot OF
AusltiA .wenty.font, Tie Sultan Thirty oaei tie
Ktusoi bavaria fotyih!eri tie King 81 NaHltE
(dtl$.tour; the Queen Of Spain twenlY'tont. TIE
King Regent OF Portugal f0Ity, The Klns Of DeD'
lHatk t6tly.SSt the King Of Greece fOtty. Tie
Qaeedof England only Thirty thee, Only lbe
Emperor Nicholus, Tic King Of Prussia, The King
CfSwedcn, the King Of ReiglSa', anil Tie rope
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qTllenlaluta Z. Band, a deputy county mar,
siloI, was killed iatbe, O,t room Of The plaa,ets
House ST. l@ais, on The last day Of FEBRUARY, by
RobttI ASo'Blehnis, who Is reckless and desne.s
tale chataeiet BO,b paules~e under tSe i'm
,aaenct ofII46ot.
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TOE. l!oOrs ron l.apEs.--A gossiping lady cor.
respondent of the Home Journal furnishes lie
following ileal Of intelligence III Tie last issue Of
lllal papeu
Boots with turn over tops, ME resolved on fOr
tie steel wear by tile ladies' tIle utu ovetSi 10 bs
yellow Kid, scOIIGper Vt ltiNyrd, the hOlts pa'enl
leather, SO hear. Your bIoaCLing The inlamms'
BILE subject Of ladies' expenses las probably bot
this alOIli fDr tho sidewalks Sweeping is quite
our most expensive amusement, and shot dtr.ses
wouli reduce Stewards marble palace two Stoties
Of euSl. AsOnr heels nte to be male visible
send yon q Photograph CI mine, ut the very
fist uIyeling, fot lsuppos tlere will be so much
curiosity " know what they look like that lhc,lu'
guetfeotypisIS will now take both euds Of us, We
wete taIkingOf il ytsteltay when Doctor
wasin. and h. sail that nothing showed brood
like thin heel sIupius under, as II IS proved that
race hal moi garfield buulDeNs. The nesfo foot
ho,l shelf behind, AMI the heel was dubbed,
from being crushed out With weight tor ayes
lIeel.ogoHamy IS going to be interesting, fOIe'
see.h
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syout Young Bachelor friend nlpieulesu phiIo.
sephital Eatt to a defect In female edueatun.-
However, we hand Inn oytt 10 "lIslly," doubting
moi that she can sci him tight much Uettet than
We cant
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Congress


Tile Thihy.Thim Copstess thought lis proceed.
inss 10 a close and terminated its existence on
Sunday al IL O'cloek--laylng, in onlet to com.
plce the appropriation bills tOt cauying on ltrs
Government, lbeen compelled 10 nrot:uct It's SEES.
sion 10 noon Of the Alb Of The month"; aud Il tie.
Quilted extraordinary efforts on HE part Of lie
Working member, and officers Of tie two Houses,
tlutins this eShalsins sitting Of tSenty.sx hours,
To get the indispensable measures Of The session
through The forms Of legislation, even in lie hop.
lozapl mannet In which they wete finally shaped
aud passed. This hurried and Improper mode Of
lransaeiius public business al the close Of Con,
steSs Is owing, as everybody knows, 10 tho teniss.
llesY alnI yasie VI lime which nrG permitted 10
take placs III tic catet stages u tie SESSIONS,
both long and short. Thu reptO1Ch, LOweYcf,
DOES ilOt attach especially to Tic Congress just
ended. The tStI is Of long standing, aud has Le.
come systenatici but Il has been growing worse,
nnlil now the main business Uf the stSspu was
thto@U 50 neat to Oc close thai ii was seriously
ftated during Tie last Two days HAT Tie apptopr.
Otion bills could IIUt ~ completed, and that call.
cd session would be un1yOiluble.
Let us say Of the lale Session, however, that
while what lstsnla,kabc above is oil tue, Il dc.
SERVES the praise Of having enacted seysfIl mpot.
liant aul excellent measures and, amidst all lis
closing hurry aud confusion, Of haTtug provided
fot many valuable objects. Some Of these ore no.
led In Uut columns to-day; Others Il will be out
agreeable duty hereafter 10 specify unl conmtnd.
50, reversing tic HCtul Ct betk antony, W. say,
"let HE good they did live sftt them, the evil 10
bu,ied with their tones."--Nat INT,
4-44A-G----
lSsuS1ScE CAsg,-A glil 10 recover on a policy
Of insurance was tried betote The Sqpems Court,
New York, last week, in which In defence IL was
said that tile policy was inrlnseJ, by reason that
tho sthpiAtel tNe In Il slated that II persons kept
gunpogdet on the premises, OF lighted The same
by Camptene OF split gas. without permission Of
the company, lie policy should 10 sod, anil that
plaintiff did light the premises With spirit COS OF
EcAmphene, without such permission, ami that The
policy lIIetcbywa teDletsl SOil and Of no effect.
II appeared IN evidence that plaintiff lighted with
WHAT called burning 0uid, The copI charged
that ite sth rule HI ,6e policy ss 10 the mah6etin
which HE premises should Ge lighted must be con.
stltd 70 teet only 10 tbe building and not to he
soo1s contained In lt-and tittetote the loss being
ploYeli plaintiff was entitled 10 a.feriicl, The
tlYwete instructed to tai w6ethst esprit gas OF
eampheDep and ebutnlas 1uid" we've The same,
l'hey returned a YeHlict l1iaYot ,ofitle plainIii
tot tile StbadAIeIAiHed, aud iltbhsksttolhe yps;
slalS4ssli6n detltltd t'spIiit.sas Of eaBphspe,p
ptd obaiatpg 6aidg ate aot lli6sahe, but differ.
ell atllcles' st'gh
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CoNpLl2GSr4ky 10 Ms, ptEscE,.-..C. levi
Woodbury., Esq, ,I'O,ton, who probably Lid as
much 10 secltc lilo nomination and election or
President Piece as any man Ia lie county 10.
marked during spetoh mllo OF Manchester, N,
IT, on l'nesdsy, that II had been said there wa
IN The Democratic patty 4 party.
might be dissatisfied with man, but THANK Cod,
The constitution prescribed The time when an
administration would come 10 nm end.n
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OCEAN slssmsfsS

I.Sr all psls6lS bdilSlsd Will copSl, colds,
lro1isene$, a6l'ot6sfil The Kind, brought on
bythG present tcold sappi qallsl lie Drugstore
oflsHs I,oga0& Co., and gslaGOitle Of d., Chap
mans lloathopQd lttlsam, II sIhe very remedy
needed.
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u5'Nt, soule, OUT late Mnisletto Spoinond The
most uDtouunatelot diplomats, has reached Wash.
ioslon and taken lodgngsnt wIIIail's t!Otel.--
The New York correspondent of tho baltimore
Sun gives US the following account Of him willie
III thai city!
while here he wastllc lion oflhe tho town.
Tic manifest destiny men waited upon hun in
aree numUels. Nj. SUuIe COiyeKeS pretty freely
about the Madrid mssidn, anll is understood 10
speak in tstls nOt at all tsnret. The acquisition
Of Cuha bydpomaCy, he now thinks is out Of tho
question, and tile failure Of The Scl=nle he ilueS
llOt, ii is reported, hesitate TO attribute 10 the in.
disposition Of the administration 10 suppost his 20.
Sillon aud policy ut MalEld.'
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(Riptn the Boston Traveller Of Wednesday, Evening"
DEtrll FROM ETllER rs a DESTEsr'S CllAIR.-We
learn from Nj, JuSseyn, Of the l.yun Oily, the
following patcllois Of tie death OF female tom
ether, in that city, yestetlay lRonlRs II appears
that woman mined Farley wife Of q carpenter
Of that name, accompanied BY female lIiend,
went into TIE office Of d. Addison Davis, well
known dentist Of HAT place IL have tooth e.
Wsctsd,
The dentist was about 10 extract itiH lie trgulnt
way when the woman requested ~ have tilItr Hu'
miniSIeTcd, 10 tins objection was made by Dr..
Davis, he stating that il would cost her seventy
five cents mote. She pulled Out sonic money, stat.
lug TINT she had enough Ia pay, and peEsiSIIng that
The eihet should bO gwen her. Tie doctor then
irQuiFed Ol leT as 10 her stale Of health, II leF
lungs wCte in any way Objected, &C., nc. ShU IT,
Piled In the negative, Wien he proceeded ~ COM
ply with her ttqUtSl.
a cJfOnet'S inqGeS, was held aud post inOrleIn
examination Of tile body took place, Wien II APP
peaIci that The lungs or tie deceased were consul.
etabIy diseased, MID the report II lie examining
physicians was that she no doubt died VI congestion
Of the lungs, brought on ~ the inEalall OF ether.
The female who accompanied the tGceastd llav'
ing SubStantialpd The statement Of lhp dentist as
tOtis persistent leslie OF the deceased IL ulalr
ether, The jury Eelumed verdict rScnIpaiing linn
floM oil Olanie IN tue matter.
After size hal iuhulrd from Il e sponge awhile he
asked let II She could feel tile pin III the lOolh,
and size replied thai she dbl, lie llIen held the
sponge 10 Ilrr noSlrs t0I fuEtlct CtiefPeIiOh,
noticing nothing unusual, aud wtAt 10 get his in.
SiIHngltS. On lis return liz found hit mouth Was
set. lie Immediately proceeded 10 give lrt ait,
and took Other ulrans ~ tcslotr lth Nj. James
BuIfuln, h we'll known citizen, came in anh ply.
siclsns wetc srHt FOL- Int uoIhlug UvnieI: she IL.
WED fot moment, Ltralhed lille, and then died.