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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-08-18
Festival at DalksyiIIe

The democratic festival at DarNsvIle
on Thursday, to celebrate the victory OF
The PARTY. at the laie State election, was
largely attended by the citizens OF Berke-
lev and the adjoining counties. 1t Is es-
,im3,ed that between > hundred and 1000
nerscns were present, and for the cloudy
ard rainy weather in the morning the
crowd would have been much Iarg"r.--
Between 10 and II O'Clock II cleared up,
and throughout the day afterwards remain
ed pleasant.
Early in the day tie procession vas
f.rmcd under The direction of May. Israel
Robinson. Several Of the districts of the
county appeared in delegations with APP
nropriare banners, and delegation Of sew
eral hundred headed by the HarperS- Fer
~ Band. came into town, marShalled by
HoI Robert Baylor. The ShePherds:own
Band was also present, and the music oil
both contributed greatly throughout me
Iay TO the enioymcnts of the OCCASION
winch was graced by the presence Of
large number of ladies.
One of the most imposing features OF
the procession was wagon containing 81
lille Girls each bearing flag representing
the 81 States of the Union. Arriving upon
the ground the crowd surrounded the speak
er's stand. and were first entertained by
beautiful campaign song by the uarPeIs-
Ferry Club. An appropriate Introductory
speech was delivered by d. 5. EicheIher-
GER, Esq. Some well timed remarks were
also made bv Capt X. ID. Seaman, on as
suminc the Office as President of the day.
The people were then addressed by Ihos.
NJ. IsbeII and John b. lIoge, Esqrs., who
were followed by the Hon. &. }. Faux
ner. At the conclusion Of the speech oil
the latter gentleman the crowd proceeded
to the tables and partook Of The refresh
mcnts prepared for the occasion, and on
reassembIing at the stand we're addressed
by the Hon. Thos. s. Bocock, the able
and talented representative ofthe 9th Con-
gressional District of Virginia. Speeches
we're then made by John +. Norris and
NJ. w. Clusky, Esqrs., which concluded
the proceedings, nothing having occurred
to mar the pleasures of the day.
During the day Mr.. Baylor, on the part
Of the ladies' of MiddIeway, Jefferson Coun-
~, presented Mr.. Faulkner with beaut-
rul bouquet, and Mr.. Cmsky, on behalfof
the ladies' Of No. g., presented to Capt. K.
d. Seaman, beautiful iced pound cake.
Everything passed of very well, indI'
Gated the thorough unto" of The democra-
cv for the sake of the Union.
The speeches were excellent. The bar
bccue was gotten up in good style, and
thus much we have only had time TO say
preliminary to a full account of this great
celebration MISUNDERSTANDING Re-
publican.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-08-18
Use COppcras.

The papers are everywhere urging the
free use of Copperas as disinlecling
agent. 1t is a cheap article, and can be
found at the druggists and grocery stores.
A couple Of pounds may be dissolved in
ten quarts of water, and the solution pou-
red into sinks, cutters, cesspooIs, and all
other fhy places with good effect. We
advise all housekeepers to purchase a
quantity and make a free use of ii as
above recommended. Their dwellings
and out-buildings will contain purer at
mcspheIe after the use of copPeras.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-08-18
Fire.

The Charlestown Spirit Of Jefferson, OF
Tuesday last, says "A! about 4 O'Clock
yesterday morning, the BAN belonging
to James l.. Ransom, Esq, was discover
ed to be on fire. The alarm was given
tut before our citizens could arrive al the
scene of conAagralion, the building was
so completely under the power of the
roaring element as to preclude the posi-
biily OF saving any artof it. Mr. Il. 5
entire crop of Oats, which was in the
barn, was consumed, together with his
carriage, valuable riding horse, and
three calves. Several agricultural imple-
mcnls and some hay stacked near the
building, were also destroyed. We learn
that Mr.. Ranson's loss is about three
thousand dollars"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-08-18
cr-J n JHepP1
UGAL GJo

In this place, on Thursday night, oh
inst, Thomas Jc6erSon, infant son Of
Mr.. Lewis Garrison, aged about 3 months
In Marlinsburg, 3D. inst, of scarlet le-
yer, Mary Virginia, daughter Of George
A. and Sarah NJ. SchopParl, aged 6 years
Q months and "a days.
In Martinsburg, I7h ulL, Mrs. PeJec-
ca n. Miller, wife of David Miller, in
the 3sth year Of her age.
In Norfolk, on Sunday, 10Th inst, of
yellow fever, Mrs. Airy II. WrJb, wife
Of Lewis W. Webb, Esq, and youngest
daughter of Capt. VIM. Jameson, u. S.
n, aged about 20 years.
On Camp Hill, l2lh inst, james DWd-
leg, youngest sor Of Martin and Eliza
oelh Leese, aged . years and 6 months.
In Jefferson County, 9lh. inst, Mrs.
Elisabeth Roberts, aged II years.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-08-18
Sri2AS5H2Af289,

On the 9Th inst, by Rev. r. A. Fink
Mr.. Jacob Piper, Of Washington County,
Md, to Miss Elizabeth Pii9er, of Berk-
ley County.
On the 9Th inst, by Rev. VIM. Evans,
Mr.. Daniel f. Pine to Miss Eleanor
Tirginia Hess, both Of Berkeley County.
In Hagerslown, Md, OF the OH inst,
by Rev. Mr.. Vellch, Mr.. John Moody
to Miss Friar, both of Martinsburg.
At the NJ. +. Parsonage, Tlarpers Fer.
~, 5,h inst, by Rev. p. RescorI, Mr..
Benoni EckleS TO Miss Margaret Scar
let, all of this county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-08-18

BALTIMORE MARKET.

FLouR.--rhe European advIces receIv-
ces received to-day by the Lebanon have
had no effect upon the -four market. lIo.-
ders firm and not disposed to give way.
We note sales Of 400 bbIs Howard street
at 1915; the nrrket closing firm, there
being more buyers than seIle.s at these
figures. There is not much City Mills on
ON hand for immediate delivery. Sale,
today of 200 bbls at IS 62!!.
GRAIx-W HEAT--Ihe offerings today
amounted to 10000 bushels, winch were
mostly sold at prices ranging from 81 90
to 8 81. for good 10 prime wh,i; red
$l.S0a lS5.
CoRx.--1'here were 600 bushels Off
cred and sales of white al 9Uc., yellow 90
93c. latter very scarc".
OArs.-SuppIy moderate, with a fair
demand. There were 1000 bushels a,
market to-day. Sales of good to prime
new Maryland at 10 a Use, ordinary lots
do. 80 42r per bnsarI.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-08-18

The number OF snake stories in the pa
pers tits year is quite unparalleled. The
last we saw was in the Trumbull Demo
crat. of the 2Slh ult., which said:--"Om
last Tuesday morning Mrs. Edwards wife
of William Edwards, living near Mercer,
while making the bed in which her chi
dren had slept the previous night, found
coiled up at TIE foot Of ii large black
snake. He looked mp as though he had
had good nights rest, and when ava
kened showed some anxiety to get up
lie was despatched Immediately"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-08-18

The CHoLERAIN lTALY.--The ravages
Of the cholera and brigandage in the north
ern provinces Of the Church are represen-
ted as being lrightful. Ancena, seaport
on the Adrlatic, with population of 30,
600, has been nearly depoPulated by fright
anu the cl olera. The cholera cases mum
Der from $50 to 200 daily. Venice, Pad,
ia, Verona, Florence and Leghorn all suti
er. There have been l,l00 cases in We
nice alone. The city of Rome has, thu:
far, been happily exempt.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-08-18
American Meeting in sharpsburg, Md

American Meeting in sharpsburg, Md.
The Ratification meeting of The. Amer
lean party came of in Sharpshurg on Sat
nrday last, the 4th OF August, according to
announcement. The attendance was large
and respectable, and apart from the iIi-con-
duct of a dozen Of drunken men and boys,
most Of whom gloried in shouting for dem-
ocracy, the day passed OF quietly.
The meeting was organized at 2 o clock.
by the election of the following officers:
President, NJ. II. Miller; Vice President,
II. b. Rohrback; Secretary, Ohio Show.
man; Reader, B. F. Cronise, The meet
ing being organized, 4. Harris Towner
Esq, Of Shepherdstown. was introduced
who addressed The assemblage III very
eloquent manner for nearly one hour, and
was succeeded by A. X. Syester, Esq, OF
Hagerstown, no delivered very able
address, and successfully indicated the par
~ from the foul calumny heaped upon il.
Mr.. S. having concluded, Lewis p. Fiery,
Esq, of Clearspring was Introduced, ~ no
for one hour had the undivided attention
of the audience. We were present, and
have only to say of the addresses that they
were excellent, 10 the point, and full of
good humor. After the speaking, the
Platform was read and unanimously adopt
ed, and thus the meeting closed at Sharps-
burg
The Rohrersvile and keedysville Bands
were in attendance and contributed 70 the
life of the day. Lafayette Miller and
Henry Mumma, Esqs., acted as NlarshaIs
of the day, each mounted on fine char
ger, handsomely caparisoned with
wrealhes. The square was strung across
with large flag and wreathes. The
stand from which the speaking vas made,
was beautifully adorned with wrealhes,
flags, banners, &c.--BOOnSJ0rO' odd
IeL0lC.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-08-18

A SAD SCENE.-The following sketch
is taken from the correspondence OF lie
Boston Journal The writer says: rs
painful a scene met my view in the cars
from Philadelphia to New York, as | had
ever seen in my Journeys. A Iady and
her husband came into the cars at the for
mer place, and were seated near us-Very
respectable in appearance, and tie Iady,n
particular, uncommonIy interesting. Al
ter little while noticed strange man
ner in the gentleman, which seemed to m
dictate he was not IN fauor of the Maine
Liquor Law. At every place the cars
stopped he evidently replenished the va
cuum in his throat by new drink, until
he could not sit without help in his seat,
He then rose hastily and went and opened
the car door, and seated himself in it,wlth
his feet hanging outside. His wife was
much distressed, and tried to prevail upon
him to come in, and he gave her push
which almost sent her to the floor. Two
gentlemen rose, and, with the aid OF the
conductor, he was helped in and placed
in reclining position on one OF the seats
beneath window. He soon apparently
fell aseep-and it was enOug h TO break
ones heart 10 see the attention that that
devoted wife lavished upon a senseIess
husband. She covered him up with her
shawl, TO keep the dust from making him
uncomfortable, il his hands fell in an UNI
pleasant position, she gently replaced
them, and perhaps believed them with a
tear.
Before arriving in New y ork she SEEM
ed anxious to have him walked, and asked
one Of the gentlemen TO "please wake
him, as it was strange city, and she did
not know what to do Two or three
reused him a little, and then she went to
him with a sweet smile, and sald-"W e
have got almost TO New York, and | am
glad, uou are so tired" and lie struck
her IN the face! She had the sympathy
of all in the car, know for there was
many a moist eye among the ladies, and
many bitter look on manhoOd'S cheek.
Arrived in New York, he would not Iea1 e
the cars till he was ordered Oft by the
Conductor, and her attentions In crossing
the ferry were as assiduOuS as ever, and
met Nth pushes and blows from her bru-
tai husband. The last saw of her was
in the station house on the New York
side, begging him TO 60 and see 10 their
baggage, and he answered her that, she
was Gool-to mind her own business,
&c. My travelling companion remark
ed-"Thal is womanly love, and when he
speaks kindly to her again, she will for
get il all
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-08-18
Shillaber, of the Carpet Bag, tells tn

Shilaber, of the Carpet Bag, tells the
following outrageous gun story {:
"Speakng to-day with son of gun
regarding some cunning exploits, he TOLD
me of singular instance Of gun banging
fire, which, were it not for his well
known veracity, | should feel disposed to
doubt. He had snapped his gun at {
grey squirrel, and the cap had exploded
but the piece not going off he took it from
his shoulder, looked down in the barre
and saw the charge just starting, when
bringing it TO his shoulder again, ii wen
off and killed the squirrels"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-08-18

LAND SALEs.-'rhe farm of Robert
Harrison, decd, on the Romney grade,
some twelve miles west of Winchester,
was purchased at public sale, on Saturday
last, by John Il. Cookus, at Sl4,25 per
acre, there being pa acres in the tract.
The land is capable of fine improvement.
A detached piece Of about l03 acres, ad-
joining the farm of VIM. Gather, was
bought 10y that gentleman at S35 per acre;
another small unimproved piece of 81 a.
cres was sold for 50 per acre.-Unches-
ter Republican.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-08-18
New Pike.

The lIagerslown Chronicle says: "W e
understand that the new pike, now in
course of construction, between llagers-
town and Sharpsburg, is rapidly progress
sing under the superintendent of Mr..
Mong, the energeAc contractor"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-08-18
Dry Weather.

Papers of Louisiana complain of dry
weather. The corn crops in many par
ishes have been almost DESTROYED, and The
cotton is suffering greatly. We could
spare Louisiana few showers without
missing them.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-08-18

FATAL SHOOTING AfFAiR.-A very I'M
fortunate circumstance took place at a
house of bad repule in West Fifth street.
kept BY woman named Ann Newport on
Monday night. 1t seems that police Off
Ger Pope, having a writ in his possession
AGAINST Andrew SensiII for msdemean2r
ON previous occasion, and having heard
of his arrival in this city, and being at the
house in question. where he VAS noionS
and disordcrIv, went to arrest HIM, VA
making known his mission, SenSlii resist
ed, and commenced an attack on him by
throwing a pitcher, which cut lis head
and advancing on him with raised bottle
and dawn knife. The officer reuea:ed'
warning his aSsaiant TO desst and submiI
peacefully, until, driven to the wal, he
fired barrel Of his revolver. the ball from
which took effect in Scnsil.'s left side.
rracturing the end of the ninth rib. and
coursng along It's inner surface lodged
near the spine, from the effects of which
he died on Tuesday. He was about 81
wears Of age.aud was married few months
ago.-Frederick (-Ni.) Ecaminer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-08-18

Seycnty-six new Banks and Thirteen
old ones have given notice that application
will be made TO the next session Of the
Pennsylvania Legislature, for Charters.
Good times ahead.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-08-18

A grand fancy dress ball is to come oil
at The Salt Su! phur Springs, Va, on the
22nd instant. There is said to be gay
and fashionable crowd IN attendance al
that resort.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-08-18

INSTRUCTION viii be given in the Ancient
L and Modern Languages. Engineering, Mu-
SIC and The elementary and higher branches Of
an English Education. II viii be Tie aim Of
Inc Teachers, IN their system or instruction to
srou"d their pupil thoroughly 10 the ii st prin-
cipics Of every study, whether preparing for a
CyhegIale kducaIiOu-the profession Of Tea
cher, OF tor the ordinary business Of life.
The Scholastic year j. divided into two ses-
Sons oil h'e months each, commencing on the
1T day OF September AID February.
Excellent boarding for those f.om distance
can be obtained IN fami!ie. near The school.
For any particulars, a. 10 terms, sc sppli-
cation should be made ~ J. s. FIERCE.
Angus. Is, 1850 39-2t
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-08-18

Ez@ Among diseases, dyspepsia and liver
complaint rank as most difficult TO cure. We
are pleased to have it in our power 10 point out
remedy which has proved -efTectual in many
cases, and which We can safely recommend as a
certain and iniailble cure; it has been the
means of rescuing thousands from an untimely
grave. We mean the Hollands German Bit.
tiers, prepared by DR.. c.. II. jackson, at the
German Medicine Store, l20 Arch street, Phil.
atelphia. See advertisement
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-08-18
I Letter from Hon. John Minor Bolts, Of Tirginia.
RIcuMnNn IrIN 9th lShh

hlCHMOND, JULY Jlll, 1000
.Ncssrs HIM. s. Beers & Co., GentS.-Con-
81 dera'oDs Of duty TO the afflicted alone prompt
me to send you this voluntary testimonial TO the
great value Of "CAETER's SPANISH MIXTURE"
FIR that almost ncurable disease, SCRoFULA.
Without being disposed OF deemlng it neces-
>ary 10 go into the particulars Of the case, can
say that The astonishing results that Rave been
produced by the Of that medicine on mem
ber of my own family, and under my own obser-
walton and superintendent, after the skill Of
the best physicians had been exhausted and all
usual remedies had failed, fully justify me in re-
commencing its use to all who may be suffering
from that dreadful nlalady.
do no mean that it is adapted to all consti-
tuiions or that it W i'll afford the same relief III
all cases; for, of course, can know nothing a
bout that--but from what have seen Of the ef-
fects, would not hesitate TO use it in any and
every case of Scgofula, with persons for whom
felt an interest, or over whom | could exercise
Influence or control.
Respectfully yours,
JNO. NJ. Bolts.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-08-18

LARGE FIGURING Mill BURNT.-Fred-
erick, Md, August l5.-The "Monocacy
FIGURING MILL" belonging Ia Mr.. :. e..
DeIapane, 81 iuaied near Buckeystown, a.
bout 7 miles from This city, was destroy
ed by fire las, night. A large quantity Of
grain and -four was destroyed. 1t is not
yet known how the FIRE originated.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-08-18

~ If the statements we see IN many of the
papers, and the names of many highly respecta-
bic ply sicians ard citizens of high standing at
tached TO certificates OF the good effects of a
medicine, can be relied on, it seems to us the
height OF incredibly to doubt for a moment the
Intrinsic rirtus of the "MEXlCAN MUSTANG
LlNlMENT." The fact is admitted by all that
1t Is the best external remedy ever discovered by
the medical faculty; and that it is a certain cure
for all kinds of Cutaneous diseases, both on man
and beast. We cordially recommend it to any
OF our readers who are troubled with any Of the
diseases for which il is recommended. ISSee
advertisement in another column.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-08-18
Grain Injured.

We understand that good deal of dam
age has been done 10 wheat which was
expos ed during the recent rainy spell.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-08-18

Tie total number of deaths in New
Orleans fur The week ending 9Th inst,
were 336, Of which number 222 were
from yellow fever.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-08-18

CRIME IN FRANCE.-The Paris Pres
Sc, of late date, contained the details oil
seventeen cases, as follows:
a man found hanging in tree on an
Island in the Seine washer oman
and her daughter found sufi,ocated by char
coal, in their beds; landlord found hung,
on account of an lncurable disease: a wo-
man, reduced TO starvation, found sufo-
Gated, with three children; machinlst
and a sailor seen to blow out their brains,
from supposed pangs of love; case OF
voluntary drowning, from want Of en-
ploymenl; another from dread Of being
arrested for leaving cafe without paying.
To which we must add the case of NJ.
Gras, who being refused in marriage, shot
the lady and a more successful admirer,
and then shot HIMSELF as well as the case
of Mr.. and Mrs, Boigegrain, who lmpris-
oned two old men in hen coop, and
kept them in frighiful state Of filth
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-08-18
A GREAT STORM AND GREATER STORY.

A GREAT STORM AND GREATER STORY.
The following description is given of a
hail storm and It's terrible ravages, which
took place in the neighborhood of Purys-
burg, South Carolina, certainly eclipses
ANYTHING we ever read OF before. 1t is cop
led from the Southern ChriSlianA dvoCate,
published al Charleston, and appears TO be
well authenticated:
Dir. Editor:-I send you an account
of severe hail storm that passed through
our neighborhood about o'clock on the
9Th ult. The storm lasted for fifteen
minutes as thick as ever fell. Some of the
hail stones were as large as my hat! the
most of them were the size otlowl's eggs.
My whole place was as white as ever |
saw one after snow storm. The level
ground was covered six inches thick, and
on the side of the paillngs and in the cor
ners of the fence the hail was foot deep.
1t beat holes through the shingles of the
houses. thought it was the last day for
every thing out of doors. As soon as 1t
stopped, FASTENED to my pasture, eXpec-
ting to find every living thing had in the
world dead but 10 my astonlshment on
" fonnd one calf and six hogs killed. One
hog had It's skull broke.
We have los; all the poultry that was
ont, and a dog Was killed. Squirrels were
knocked dead out of the tree tops, and
dead birds can be found over the fields
My whole crop is beat to pieces. The
very bark Of the trees was knocked oil in
patches the size of dollar. The whole
forest is trimmed wherever lhe hail struck.
My neighbors north and south of me
Jared as badly as myself, but those east
and west did not fare quite so bad. Such
storm, | think, was never seen before.
Some Of your readers may think this a
tough tale but it is out of the power of
pen, ink and paper, TO paint the storm half
as bad as it was. Nothing but experience
of It can convey the true idea.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-08-18
A MURDERER EXECUTED BY A

A MURDERER EXECUTED BY Mop
Il Horrible DeaM.--Milwaukie, Aug. 8.
A special Court was held yesterday at
West Bend, for the trial of Debar, the muir
derer Of the Meyer family few days since.
A verdict Of murder in the first degree
was rendered, and while the prisoner was
about being conveyed back to Jail, guard
ed by military company the mob made
rush. and the military giving way, Debar
was leled to the ground by stone, and
the mob falling upon him beat and mangled
him in horrible manner. They then tied
rope to his heel and dragged him
through the streets, after which they en-
ded The tragedy by hanging him up to
tree head downwards ! Thus horribly per-
ished the Perpeiraror OF one of the too ma
ny horrible murders that have lately dis
graced the country.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-08-18

IMPORTANT DECrsIoN.-There has been
another important railroad decision in the
Vermont Courts. The Supreme Court,
at Rutland, lately decided that unless a
special contract is made by which rail.
road assumes risk in carrying goods, they
are not liable for damages, provided those
goods are injured. The case was one IN
which the owner Of a drove Of cattle
ansporled over the Rutland and Bur
Iington railroad sued for damages, because
some of the cattle were injured.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-08-18

A PROMIslNG WlDOw.-Mis. PrcWett,
who, since The death OF her husband, has
edited the Yazoo Uhig, having received
an offensive note, replied as folows:-'li
the biped that sent lis the anonymous let
ter from Jackson, signed 'Cherubusco,
will come to Yqzoo city, and call at the
Uhig Office, two noble boys, one eight
and The other six years old, shall lie lealh-
er medal round his neck, as duebilI for
Jogging they owe him, payable some ten
wears hence, with compound interest.