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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-12


MESNs DovE Col advised short tim. ago try yor
rurfoh hors- Of mine that had
mans hand. and could
using one bottle (ma boti.l he entirely cured well
To all who need anything Of the kind the medicine
send, and will, wish
who used for Of different with
myself You must send me dozen Of II right
Respectfully,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-07
Another Great Cure of Dyspepsia.--AS
tonishing Success Of the Orygenated B,tters

New HAVEN, November 2S, 1856.
Gentlemen feel that sense of pride delicacy
should deter from expressing publicly my gratitude
the efficacy of your Orygenated Bters, in restoring
to health after suffering than six years from
Dyspepsia and liver Complaint during which time had
the best medical advice with benefit except temporary
relief
My became more hopeless from an attack of d.
arrhea, which confined to my bed for eight weeks
causing gre at prostration Of the whole system.
About two months ago, was so much reduced. that
could scarcely food whatever, and obliged to
take my bed in despair Of being any better read
some of the certificates of remarkable by the Ory
genated BtterS and obtained bottle of the medicine
However surprising, it is nevertheless true that
almost Immediately relieved of every symptom of my
rious complaints.
in better health than have enjoyed for many
years. and attribute my restoration by the grace of God
to your invaluable medicine. Respectfully yours
No Is Fair Street. MARY Il. HANOVER.
SETH W. F0WLE & CO, 1888 Washington St. Boston,
Propretors. Sold by their agents everywhere
Wetherell Nudge, Petersham; Waite Il Thurston,
Leicester; Luther Hll Spencer; Forbes Putney East
Brookheid; b. V. DeLand North Brookfeid; George S
Allen Co., West Brookheld; u Reed, South Brook
field. deod&w2w my20
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Drp GOODS.
Y SEE FIRST PAGE.

A lady sat in her parlor one day,
Cogitating which would be the best way,
To make an economical deposit,
In the shape of Bonnet at very small
''proft;"
In perusing the "Spy" that lay by her side,
Her eye caught the figures arrayed in black
and white;
"Let me hasten to the New York Branch"
she cried,
She went, she purchased, and was well salts
fed.
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WESTERN TICKET OFFICE.

Through Tickets via Niagara Falls, Buffalo New York
city, for Chicago Rock Island, Galena Dubuque, St.
Pauls, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Toledo, LaSae
St. Louis, Dunleith, Miwaukie, Racine Madison, James
vile, &C &C. The only American K. R. Route to the
West and Southwest running from continuous Depots
from New York, or Boston, to St. Louis Passengers
saved the and annoyance of of transferring them
selves baggage Night Express trains furnished with
Patent Night which for comfort and spendor I'm
surpassed. No night changes. No ferrying. Tickets
good until used.
LEONARD & CO., Agents
feb1sdf Express Office 1870 Main Street.
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E. b. LAMSON g. CO.,
AUCTIoNEERS 4 COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Rooms Nos. GO and 6S Main Street,
WORCESTER, MASS.
Would take this opportunity Of informing the citizens o.
Worcester and Worcester County, that having purchased
the stock and OF
Putuam's Auction Rooms,
Regular Sales at Auction, for Horses Carriages Wag
ons iIarnesSes &C. will take place EVERY SATURDAY
MORNING at lOt O'clock In front OF Sales Rooms
Also Regular Sales at Auction will be held EVERY
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, commencing at O'Clock, at
Office when will be offered for sale New and Secondhand
Furniture Dry Goods, Hardware, Table Cutlery, Boots,
shoes Groceries, and Product and every description Of
property that may be consigned 70 them on sale They
will also give their personal attention to sales In part
OF the County or State such as Administrators, As
slgnee's. sherGs and Mortgages Sales Of Farms and
Faers Stock Real Estate, Houses Furniture II private
residences, &c. Charges reasonable
They will also attend to the selling Of Real Estate or
any other kind OF property at private sale Liberal cash
advances made on property left on sale.
EVENING SALES Of Dry and Fancy Goods Watches.
Clocks, Jewelry, Cutlery Hardware, Boots Shoes Ready
Made Clothing nc. Consgnments Of all descriptions Of
property respectfully solicited.
N. b Constantly on hand assortment OF New and
Second Hand Furniture, Al PRIVATE SALE, Low ron
CASH.
Cash paid for Secondhand Furniture upon application
at the Auction Room.
Having had twenty years experience in selling IN th,n
county H. Lamson Is confident he win DO abba 70 give
satisfaction 10 all that wish his services
T. B. L. will also attend 10 the appraiuing Of property
kEFERnNcEss Hon. Isaac Davis, George W. Richard
son, Eco, John Boyden, Esq Gen. 0so. Hobbs Charles
D. Pratt, Alox. Putnam. EL1 b. LAMeON,
LEVI GOSs,
MIA dAwu EDWIN ". LOWELL
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MARRIED.

In Chelsea June 5, by Rev. J. P. Longworthy, s. r.
Haywood, of this city, TO Miss Harriet B., daughter of
II T. Milhken of Chelsea.
In Evansville, Wisconsin, May 81, in Trinity Church,
by Rev. Mr. Coe, W. D. Palmer, of Cleveland, Ohio,
Miss Mary Helen, youngest daughter of Cyrus Bliss Esq,
late of this CITY,
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In this city, tTatnuck) June 8, Mrs Emily w. john
son, wife Of Eli johnson, aged 81.
Funeral this afternoon o'clock. Friends and reia
tives invited to attend.
In Grafton June l. Harriet daughter Of David W. and
Harriet Carpenter aged 10.
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Old WysOu TeaS.

Assuring them that they will not be dissatisfied either in
quality price.
Worcester, May so, 1856. daw1n
B. As senior partner expects to receive an ap-
pontment to perform the agreeable duty of Hangman
young Mr. Brooks " he will he pleased to see his friends
and fill their orders before he leaves for Washington
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Menu advertisements.

n II w b . O X s :
Il BAKER & CO., 1874 Mainst.
Life and Travels Of Herodotus.
The Hugueuot Exile.
s rmons for the People.
Channings Lectures on Rhetoric and 0ratory.
Study for Young Men. Buxton"
Mr.. Sponge's Sporting Tour.
Linda, or The Young Pilot
Life of Commodore Stockton.
Gabriel Yane, his Fortune and his Friends.
Adventures OF Gerard, the Lion Killer.
Ernest Linwood.
Green Mountain Girls.
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A. p. w A r f. !,
Nos. 16S and 10 Main Street,

W orcester,
Which continues heretofore, to be conducted upon the
ZONE PRICE SYST M
The assortment of seasonable Clothing is very
arge in profusion, all the various styles of
Garments in vogue adapted t" all Sizes ages and
professions among which many styles of superior
and beauty well worthy of dscTimDat ting notice. The
BOYS PART NJ E T,
Is unusually full stock and will be found to be well de
serving the patronage Of the ''rising generation"
I h c US o m D epartmen
lin second story under the superintendent of Mr..
CHARLES LANcHARD, (who has been long and favoTaby
known in ths community skillful artist) contains
much che most extensive au1 desirable Of Pant
SuiIs Ves.irgs, and Costings that has been exhb
tied at this Esab ishmen which will he added the best
styles Of Foreign and Domestic fairies, fast they
appear in marke which will be sold at low prices by the
pecs yard, made up to order in com5in-
ing excellence with beauty and entire satisfaction guar
anteed.
To all persons disposed TO become patrons to any de-
partment of the establishment, beg leave tender
earnest assurance that their interest less than their
wants will thereby be Consulted and general satisfaction
abundantly secured. A P. WARE.
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febIsdt


(Late GoodnOW ~ Heywood)
Has complete assortment of BOOTS, SHOES and GAL
TIERS among which may be found all the desirable styles
OF Ladies' Congress CATERS both black and in coors
full variety of Misses and ChldreDs Caters and Ankle
Ties, White Kid Slips and Caters, Gents Patent Calf
Boots, long and short tops Patent Leather Oxford and
low Ties French Eoos and Shoes, coat Top calf foxed
Boots with many other Styles all of which have been
ected with care bought for cash, and will be sold at the
owest figure Piper Block, No. 267 MainSt. ap25dtf
Mrs. NJ. w. GernISIs, Female Physician
Mrs G., having given special attention TO the theory Of
Midwifery and united with the study about years of
practice three of which has been in this city, and without
Che loss Of single mother child would, with degree
Of condence still ve and her services to
friends generally she considers the business belonging
exclusively to qualified females.
N. b. Uterine and other Female Complaints will also
be attended to in with Dr. Wilson's Serpenne
Importer.
Residence, So Summer street, between Central ana
hange SITS. Mo diff
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Aurtiolts.

o., AUCTION OF REAL ESTATE. d.
N,iiil ,itil
MliA. WIN be sold at Public Auction on the slsssA
Ith Day of june, two Dwelling Houses on Ply
mouth Street, belonging to the Providence Worcester
Railroad Co. Also two parcels Of land suitable for Build
ing Lots, contiguous to the same. E.W VAIL,
my29 dts Auctioneer.
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NAUTIO TO THE BLIC.
SKIRTS! SKIRTS! SKIRTSl
ReoI estate.

O. CHANCE FOR SPECULA- 49,
E4; TI0N.-The extensive, valuable, and well M..iiI
44NA known Water Power. Mills, and Real u. III
Estate formerly owned by the Springfield Manufacturing
Company, embracing the whole village of JENKSYILLE
in Hampden County six miles east of Springfield is now
offered for sale upon terms that ought arrest the aten-
ton of capitalists This estate which lies on both sides
." the Chcopee River contains about 500 acre s. all living
in one body 1t is of excellent quality and is unsurpass-
ed by any in the State for salbrty and beauty and m
cy of access The fall of the river the estate is over
40 feet, all embraced in distance of 100 rods aordng
ample power to operate than $4,000 spindles The
whole will he sold together with all the buildings and ap
purtenances thereto belonging the Water Power with
the mills shops hotel boarding houses and one hundred
acres of land, will be sold separately from the oulands
Applyto EZEKIEL or JOHN NJ. lANIELS No l41
Main Street, Worcester je6 daw2m
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NJ ZAP LITAN-S, RIBBO Ms,
PARASOLS, HOSIERY,
AND
E M B r O L d E r I e S !:
In every Style and Price.
LACES IN GREAT VARIETY,
AT THE
NEW YORK, BRANCH,

ladies' we would call your special attention lot Of
very foe Neapoitan Bonnets, and Moire Antique Para
soils, we have received to-day, " from Auction" We
guarantee goods the best and cheapest in the city,
Notwithstanding the existence of that ("TREMEN-
DoUSD Embroidery store, the propretors Of which
keep marking doOn their goods tor three or four sue
cessye weeks. Query; What are their "ortrinof
prices" that they can afford to do this! But even after
doing SO (f they dol they cannot come within % per
cent of sour prices" Ladies' you have been gammoned
long enough. Buy at a price store such as the
"BrGnch" and you viii be better satisfied both in your
mind and with the contents of your pockets
New York Branch, Sc Main 81.
MACKENZIE, PRATT, s. CO.,
je7 dtl Propretors.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-07

PLAIN BLACK SILKS
THAT WILL NOT CRACh!I!
have received an assortment Of my celebrated BLACK
DRESS SILK, which many ladies have purchased CT
In years past and have given universal satisfaction
Ladies' who are DESTROYS OF purchasing Black bik
dress that they can have confidence to believe WILL Wear
WITHOUT CRACKING, and will reta us lustre, Dny me
Swiss six sold from my counter, and you will be satisfied
meh2o an GEO. ?. BRYANT.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-07

nAn PIECES French, English and Amer
Il VOV lean Lawns, now offered at
LOCKE CO.'S
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IN CENTS PER YARD for good White
II W Check Cambria so to LOCKE & CO
Nn PIECES BLACK FIG'D GRANADINEs
IL " very rich goods for mourning, just received at
LOCKE & CO.'S.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-07

CHENE ORIENTAL STRIPES-A new
~ article for Thin Dress Goods just received by
LOCKE Il co.
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DARREGEs AND TISSUES 200 pieces
b Barreges and Tissues from Is to 81 per yard
LOCKE Il co.
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n MEMS, LINENS.-Slightly damaged, only
h 3I cents per yard the selling at every
other store at 62i. VIM. LOCKE Il CO.
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CIOthinsand Tailoring Establishment

Purchasers of Clothing will find it greatly to
Eheir advantage before purchasing to the stock
i'm he
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-07

ONLY 10 CENTS per yard for good Scotch
" Bingham, at VIM. LOCKE Il Co IS, Nos. & Lin
coin House Block, formerly Worcester House Block.
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&aEEaM2,6R6.

AN-S AOoS I6dS
They ask their friends and al interested in the TEA
line, to give one trial of their SPLENDID
OOAONG, ENGLISH BREAKFAST,
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Collector.
Office, = merican House Block,
Up one flight of stairs,
myl6 W0RC ESTER MASS diff

EVOREST TREES.-0n ard after Monday, May
49, shall have for exhibition and sale large guam
tity and good quality of Forest Trees. consisting of
Rock Maple, Elm ard and other Trees Fruit and Flower.
ing Struts and Plants and will provide and deliver to
order Bean Poles and Pea Brush, at my DEPOSITORY
on Eli Thayers land between Souhbridge and the
Norwich Railroad south of the bridge building
under the N. X. r. uHrTET TAIHTEK.
worcester, May IT, 1856. my20 diff
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WILLARD HUMES,
~ o % sc e al inter-:

Washington Square, Worcester, Mass.
House Painting, Granting, Paper Hanging, and Panel
ing done in "A thorough and workmanliKe manner
Reterences-Edward Earle, w. A. Hacker 0. K.
Earle, T. W Knowlion.
Doors Sash, and Blinds furnished to order mv3O div
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MA CHINE CARD CLOTHING
4'A ABB
HspFf .]FHraass fSErfnA.aE

.kNROST'S PATENT BLIND FASTEN-
Il Ek-The subscriber has purchased the sole right
70 manufacture and sch, throughout the United States
FroSts Patent Blind Fastener, which is dec ded i'm
provement for convenience durability, and cheapuess
over anything ever before invented in this liue He is
prepared to furnish tine same at wholesale retail at
NO, Z33 Main ST.; up stairs where sample may be seem
my23 diff AL0Nz0 EATON.
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Z%T NJ. LA WHENCE. PIANO FORTE NOV
Err. Boxes furnished and Pianos packed. Or
ders LETT at ALIENS Music Rooms 1853 Main street. will
be promptly attended to. my29 DIV
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-02

CHErKING s1G4T.-For the last month
our streets have presented a spectacle tru-
Iy interesting to our merchants and busi-
ness men, They have been daily crowd
ed with people, teams and traders. Here
is found a ready market for all sorts of
produce, and cheap articles for sale by
polite and accommodating merchants.
Emigrants and travellers are constantly
passing through our hourishing town, to
see the country, or better their condition
By settling in Our beautiful Territory; and
the cry is, "stii they come This is as
It should be with town that presents so
many inducements as Atchison to persons
of all professions, ayocations and trades.
Let them come among US: if they would
live and groaC rish before one foot drops
into theFgrave.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-02

BLUNDERs OF French JoURNAL.-
The Paris Patrie, having been reading
some high seasoned electioneering in the
United States papers, and particularly a
paper printed at ST. Louis in the German
language, in which the Republicans are
called '.Negger Bossers." (nigger kissers)
takes the matter literally, and reports it
as an extraordinary fact that a new religi
Gus sect has originated in the United States,
called " Adoratcurs des Negres,' which
being interpreted means " Negro Wor-
shippers" which bids fair to swallow up
all the other isms and cisms of the day.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-02

In your personal romarks, you sre some
times rational, kind and apparently gen.
teeL Then you attempt to become bitter
and sarcastic. Next you show DISPOSE
ton to compliment, if you had the slight
est hope that you would be encouraged in
it. Sometimes your language is sublime,
grand and peculiar. At others, low,
coarse and ridiculous. At times you get
entirely out Of harness, and founder about
like lame horse in the mire, or a hungry
mad dog tied down in a meat house
Next you dash about like blind goose
attacked by rattle-snakes, or make as much
fuss as an old setting hen that has lost all
her under feathers in the winter time.
You appear to be utterly ignorant as to
the course person under your circum-
stances should pursue. You would like to
say and do something, but do not exactly
know how it might suit at this juncture of
affairs. The nearest we can come to your
intentions is, that you wish to keep all
persons in doubt by equivocation and de-
ception--a course strictly consistent with
abolitionism.
You devote column of your paper TO a
comparison between Garrison, Of the Bos-
ton Libera,or, and DR.. Stringfellow, Sc
Nor editor Of the Sovereign-the latter
caring no more for your. abuse, opinion. or
regards than he does for the :" idle winds
that passeth him by unseen" In your
comparison you very foolishiy speak light
y of both II then, more foolishly still,
seemingly compliment them. How su-
premely silly and ridiculous. Next you
take up Gov. Geary. willing to censure,
but afraid to blame him. How weak and
childish. Last, but not least, you go to
" faut-fnding" with the Lecompton Uni
on, and conclude that you succeed in ''out
grumbling" its editor. What feminine
imbecilily.
In fine, Mr.. Brown out-Herods Herod
himself in everything he touches, making
his articles base compound of abolition
fanaticism, gross absurdities, sickly senti
mentality, and would-if- f-he-could boast
ings.
We have not enjoyed the felicity ofsee-
ing Mr.. Brown personally since his advent
in,e our camp last spring, when he was SO
fearful that "Souther Barbarians" and
Is Border Ruf1ians" would skin him alive
and roast his carcase on the Goals. We
opine, however, that experience has taught
him that Atchison and Sripgfellow, with
the ssSouthern Barbarians" and " Border
Ruffians" are the true philanthropisls and
staunch supporters of social order.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-02
Atchison city-its Present and Future.

Atchison city-its Present and Future.
Like The noble stream which noiselessly
rolls IN its majestic course, by our town,
bearing its own vast treasures and these
Of its tributaries, to the .s Great Father !"
oil Waters; SO is Atchison city quietly,
but surely, rising to that eminenee and fa-
vor, which will give her a high place
among the cities of the Missouri River.
The growth of Atchison is not of a
mushroom nature-its progress has been
gradual, onward and upward. No town
N the Territory has stronger reasons or
better grounds to anticipate a brigh, and
promising future in the certain realization
of her being in a few years, the Metropo-
ellis, the "Queen city" of Kansas Terri
tory.
Having an eligible location. and pos
sessed of one Of the best Landings on the
Missouri riTsr-backed by large extent
Of country, the most fertile in the Terri
tory, timbered and waiered in abundance,
and affording desirable point for travel
lers to land at, Atchison must, ere long,
rank second to no city on the Missouri
River, West Of St. Louis. Let those
who would, lmpar,ially. judge her capas-
ity and prospects, pay her visit; examine
the excellence and beauty of her situation;
and take a glance at tbs immense re-
sources of the surrounding country, which
must necessarily minister to her growth,
prosperity and greatness.
The lands westward of Atehison are
as we'll tlnbered. generally, as any scope
of country North of Kansas river, are ex-
ceedingly fertile and abundantly watersd.
They are adapted to the culture of hemp,
wheat, oats, rye, barley, corn and all the
grasses to be found in this latitude. Be-
sides, they afford the best pasturage in the
Territory. Indeed, We doubt If there is
better grazing country in the world
Mines OF coal, Of The best quality are
abundant. These lands present svsry
lCdtOiC LLGI dLItdGt lAlC IdIRsleEs al
our travels, we have seen no country in
which farmers can realize = handsoner
profit for their toll and labor And those
stalworth pillars of society are showing
their high expectations Of our lands by
moving on them daily, yea, hourly. In
less than one year shall we hehold every
quarter section elnbellished with the squat
lers cabin, his green fields, and numerous
herds.
Atchison city viii be the receptacle of
those great resources of wealth and power
which must naturally flow into the hands
of her merchants and business men; frs1n
our back country and, that being inferi-
OF to none other ID the Territory in capac-
ity, must make her Inferior 10 none other
il the land.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-02
Kansas.

The Legislature of the Territory meet.
at Lecomp,on on the first of January. AL
is peace and qsiet now-the Black Re-
publicans have no further use for "a Bleed
ing Kansas."-.fHanta Geo. Intelk-
geacer ard Chsrokes .4dUoeats.
! Within the last two weeks we have no
ticed, with feelings of regret, articles SIM
liar to the above published in Souther pa
pers. We say with regret, because such
articles will have . tendency to lull the
Southern people into fancied security as 10
Kansas, which would resul most disas-
trously to the Pro-slavery party.
We know that the Black Republicans
haze got further use for Kansas; and the
Democratic party will know it too, before
the Ides of November, 1860, shall have
told their story over twice. As the Pres
idential election is over, Black Republi-
canism Will not now shrek SO loud for
" Bleeding Kansas" But mark our words
they will redouble their exeFtions to
make Kansas free State. Those WHY
caterers of political rascality are now play
ing big game for sscendancy in Kansas
next spring; and they intend to go about
it just as rogues always do-by stealth
and deception. They very naturally sup
pose that the Democracy South viii be
content to sleep upon their recently ac-
quired laurels, which viii give abolitionis,s
fine chance to slap into Kansas through
the newly discovered route of the erplorsr
and land pirate, Jim Lane.
The question with US is, will the South
ern Democrats suffer Black Reaublic.ns
to throw the waters of Lethe in their eyes,
and then, with polluted hands and unholy
purpose, bear off from the shrine of South
ern liberty one Of her iairesr daughters,
who hopes to participate in the festivities
of Southern constitutional democratic
victory in 1862 They will hardly suffer
Kansas TO be prostituted to the unrighteous
degrading purposes Of unclean abolition
lists. II they do, perhaps, the good Lord
may forgive them, IS for they knoweth not
what they do''
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-02

~ Mrs. King, near Kingston. N. Y,
was recently taken sick, and her husband
seized the opportunity to elope with a
handsome servant girl named Miss Mar
tin. Arrived in Albany, Miss Martin
eloped with young man named Cornell
Us, and Mr. Kings money. Mr.. KING,
being penitent, returned home and found
that his wife had eloped with dry goods
clerk named Jefers, and all the moYeable
articles in the house; whereupon Mr..
King started off in pursuit, considering
himself deeply injured man.