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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-16
Prospectus for 1857
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TalIcngctR. or the Squaiter's Home,
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THE STORY OF A COUNTRY GIRL.
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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-16

4 UGUSTINE DUGANNE writes for The Saturday
\ ErsHing Post, TIE RAID OF BURGUNDY, A
TALE THE SWISS CASToxs Soc Prospectus in snoth-
place
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-16

ETHE RAID or NDY-

4 TALE or THE SWISS CANTONS. An origin.
Novoiat by AUGUSTINE nCGANNE, author Of The Lo''
Of the Witness &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-14

G04 LIvEaroCL.-UHITEO STAT. nan s1EAI
depart With the United 6aaes ma or 1urope positively on
saturday. February @ q Il O'Clock NJ dom bar berth q he
accommodation Cor elegance and eo%l ~. sep!y e
Passengers reqnssed tgbe q eos.d at o'clock A. u
shippers please take notice o ne sAPs Of ms line cannot
through the Post sfss, others s be returned The
day q Departure OF this mo fYom Yok
SU 1885, win saturday sommensins January and every
alternate Saturday, and rom Liverpool Wednesday, oor
Dencdns January =, and every atsrnste Wednesday.
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RESTAURANTS.

DALI sUPPERs THE MAsHaTrAN HOUSE SUPPER
I'D rooms No. 25 Broadway between Houston and stanton
streets Laoies and visiting theatres bats
wishing breakfast dbner, supper, VII ina this
estahshmert desirable place take refreshments Private
GEJhgE W DEAN, Proprietor
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nw.rgEEr no ~.
BALTIC CAPT. Oomstock. ADRI ArIC 0Apt -
These ships hAlbeen built by contract for gov
nen serce Every has taken Ia har cousru
o =. sso ns snl o. % secure strength and speed and
gance and cofaA Price 81 passage from New York 70 Liver
pool hst cA.s ssbn $3.50 in soc,nd Do Us: exclusive
Of extra sixe saterooms S25 issepvo Now York 80
md 70 g9neas An experienced surgeon attached 70 each
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MEDICAL.

xE00 REWARD.-JEFFRIES' ANTIDOTE spE
PoOO cihc mixture for the Of disorders II makes
speedy cure without the least restriction diet drink EXPO
snt or cnange In application business rbe proprietor
hh enges single which the mixture win cre under
bc rtlure OF $500 II Is put up bottles with fa drec
AT ST. One bottle lasts cured ia two
For sale by G. H. RING 1872 Broadway and corner ~
Eroae way and Fourteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-14

tho MERCHANT TAIL0RS AND CTOTHIERs.-R
POTTS begs leave to inform his and the trade
that he has removed from No l69 Fu street 10 M 10
Franklin street. one door west OF Broadway ayors
icis q continuation OF the same. ~ "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-14
nR. RAIPHs OFFICE HogRs-e TO IL A. NJ sTo
IL OF M Sundays excepted 6i9 Hons st. near Wooster

L,OR TIE BENkFIT OF SUFFERING HUMAvrrY-A
retired gentlemen having cured himself OF the pies ac
companied with ulcers, Nc Se after suer,ng upwards of
twenty i've wears, thinks his iuty to make remely
known for the benefit Of The afflicted BE wan forward the par
uculars the OF the SANE, by addressing Rev q j.
Reckia~ New York. n. BPersons distance will please
enclose three cent postage stamp
DICoRBs Practice IN A CERTAIN IMPORT mt
W OF diseases, Nc.--Or c. ~. HARMON }. o. bS
Rroadusy opposite TIC SO Nicholas, he conh
druti.v Ia his specially, ~ his conveniently
once hours from 10 J. audi from 5to tay Refer to ne
Daily Times tyening express, Scfo urlher PARTICULARS
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MEDICAL.

md S dude .syssS sassa ~ ssss.
sa and sn,s !. q a.
net. ,sspss Dsses assis snd
Snsr. ;,om saoss: aud adl srssisp e you
hs.ae ss:p:r 80 srcsa~sy ssx as ssss
he dss kA. Una saas ssr
Democrat Day Book, Courier. Desps.ch, %. -T4lI
M. HUNTER, NO 5 DIVISION srRssE nav YORK
S2f Old ocs S s =
IN one orsnsn Of medicine for NE last twenty icur and
Dsrons OOnsdsred Sc1ss sons y sissS R g
y Hunter. red Drop hs, curss csrsn diseases y-
SI "a sSeo = ss sss issS T.
lo.Iss MAIN sIowinx nso ne assS svsy =
~sss =: .s's's . :. sa..s =
Se emperor Or rssos and Dc soys es, O. Snssss SsS
pushed 4niss Intends remaining here sas ms1 g
fses 9:s s q: 'sss az sS
From III, ,p.r cSr H.; o. EaSS;,on m
Y ssreas que Law snlsys iss s.s.s
A er.ss =. prs.ss pais sS = Ssvs Ss1,
r, -; sss: q
ss, ,,fss s. :::
rsv r.. her, :E;; .o,.
Rosr rsReusox MR
oQucen street. May Fair, London, March s. 1853
= From a.. .. Feftus Esa /
Unsolicited BY Mr. Levi beg leave tssfy hB succe
fi skin in having perfectly removed large bunon Of Icne
'i Psas: rs'S ga ss? y ss ssy pain Ps
10 addition TO the above authenticated tesmcnsss msnv
thousands more hs possession Camong whice several
nom ladies OF the highest ran be by favoring him
with cal :. hs oSs 81 Eleventh street, between Ffh anS
n B~No professional connection with any peroa-
TIE DOCTOR HIproLYrE. FROM PARIS, pupn. OF
tai either Office hours To IL A. d
and TO 7. NJ, at SO White street, near Broadway.
DRIvArB CoNsULTArT0Na WArsON covs
anep class Of disease In which he X.
than twenty thousand without one
Of failure The remedies e md aud DO keep The patis1t
tom business expose MIN ~ detection while IN rcsA
cent there cure In twenty four hours Dr. Wstso
desires 70 state hat az many have been deceived by a.
promises OF certain charafans and injured nv dru. NJ
tents respectfully invited TO cal IN inc srst Ma s
Ia charge for oonsuatons - ~@s
- . WILLIAM WATSON NJ D..
years surgeon to the Lock tospi,ai anhor az ~
Csuse and Cure" numerous plates 81 onace "a w.Ihss
&C., near Broadway. " "~AsS
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HDw,D K c6LLlEs, g wan street, NY.
BkOWk, SAIPLkS Co. Liverpool
SfEPAEN kENNARD h 90, n AusHn Frars, London.
q. WAINWkIGHT CO., Paris.
The owners Of these ships viii NOT be accountable for goA
silver bulhon specie eweSy, precious stones METALS
less Bills Of kdne are signed therefor and The value thersa
therein expressed
shippers please take notice. that the ships oT this
carry any goods oontraband q
AN letters must paas through the post Office; any other win
returned
NorrCEThe day departure Of this line New York
for 1866 win DO commencing Jau every alter
Saturday; and from Liverpool Wednesday, commencing
Jan. q, and every alternate Wednesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-14

DAUL JULIEN AND AUGUST GOCKkL RESPECT.
fully INFORM their friends and The public generally thai heir
Grand Farewell and positively Concert will take place
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1856.
They will he assisted by artists Tckoa %
preserved seats 80 exra)may be bad ~ Han
Son Broadway and Danskns Agency, 6l9 Broadway,
and after Thursday, Feb. Il
THE MAGNIFICENT SPECTACLE OF HERNE. THE
L HUNTER be at the Bowery rheatre-the
Humbug IL alw avs 10 be seen below.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-14
AsTROLOGY.

STON1SHINQ TO AL.-MADANE MORROW, THH
IA seventh daughter, has natural gift TO tell
and fnnre events and all the OF e the very
thoughts and will speedy and show
bring together those VINO are separated who w enjoy the
greatest bsppiness of matrimonial bAs All who good
uck may call for De6 and comfort Thousands
pressed their belief tat she The wonderful
u be world or that has been krown though she
tses nothing but what reconcIleable pSuosophara No
charge not sased rs Broome between Cannon and
Columbia Gentlemen not admitted.
(yLAIRvOYANCE.-MRS.s SEYMOUR, rHE MOST sU0
~ cessful medical and business
Spring street. few doors west Of broadway Asthma bron
chis costveness debility dyspepsia fever and ague, nd
geston liver complaint piles scroula. headache &C. cured
Wcursbe and satsfaoton guaranteed remember rnopAy
(NLAIRvOYANCE.-MRS. HAYES, (FORMERLY OF
~ Spring street The successful medical and business
carvoy ant have In America. Ms Hayes has laelp
with dsease should consult Mrs Hayes ONCE 76 Grand
Satisfactory examinations gven remember pay
NARD.-MADAM PREwsTER RETURNS THANKS TO
~ friends and patrons and begs TO say that the
housands both In this city and Philadelphia who have con.
suited her with entire satisfaction abe feels confident
questions sstroogy love and law matters books or
be will Tell the Of the faturc husband and name
her vstcr &c Madison street Speedy sure cure on
piles and COINS by remedy other own.
MADAME EMERY, BETTER KNOWN AS TIE GIpsEY
IM GIRL be consulted about all events OF Me- at No IA
street. Allen street. for short ONLY Pea D
The Gpsey bnpart by which any ladv or
gentleman obtain the affections Of the opposite sex; charge
extra.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-14

SAHL aG DAYS. 9TH AND 9TH OF Each MONTE
Fifty pounds OF baggage tree Throughfo California Pan
anna ksilroad The United States Mail steamship Company
s.2o'clock M Precisely from pier foot Of Warren
Nor river the well known and favore steamship GEORGE
LAW Captain VIM. L. Herndon, 3. Navy Passengers and
mails will forwarded by Panama railroad and At
cent steamship John l. Stephens Captain E. 4. Persou.
which Will be In readiness and leave 2nediAtey for San
Francisco For passage apply to L. w. RAYMOND ut tho
only office OF the company III West street. Of Warren
fronting the North riveA
Through freight Francisco contracted for at
VERY Low RATES,
to leave Panama by the Oregon In March, Apply
above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-14
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAINS LEAVE
Chambers street dAv for Albany and Troy On and af
ter Monday, January 81 1886 the trans will as follows:
Express train A. M connecting with Northern and Western
trains; through way train, u train r Nj for
PouRhkeepse at 4. NJ and $3.50 r. NJ; for Peeksk, $50
Hill trains At oil the stations. Passengers taken
Chambers Canal Christopher and Thirty Sunday
man train, ut NJ from Cana street for Albany stoppns
NJ all mail stations Y. 4. ayKEN Jr. SUPERINTENDENT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-14

ITO LET-ThE STORE AND BASEMENT NO CANAL
street. % feet wide and 81 feet deep lighted b, skysh
also, fourth and fifth floors, lighted
Ao de with without wer; three years. lease Apply
70 J. W. ROWE, ON the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-14

INTERMEDIATES OR GgNTIFMEE HAVING ANY
70 dispose q can receive fair cash pre by sending
use stores No " 1crrenH street Cana 81 Yves
sroadwsy, OF letter by pos IAdios attended BY Ms ,1e1
8. COHEN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-14

LNOR CHRONOLOGICAL REDUCTION OF FARES
New York and California Steamship Line under the arec
uO1 OF c. Vanderbilt tor the Transit Company of
Nicaragua proprietos fifty pounds Of baggage all over
ten cents pound DAY Of sailing changed 9n and Gath Of
shorer than any other r9pts The splendid double engine
Inklepsugh viii leave pier North river three o'clock
p M for Punta Arenas Monday Feb rs connecting with
qua Trans route having but twelve miles OF land
ton by first carisges Ihe propretors
and not the slightest Interruption IN the transit between the
need be Apprehended For information passage
apply to JAMES n CROSS the only ece Of the line, No.
6bowlng Green Stamped letters taken ct ga cents each
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-14

p,oR CHARLESTON AND FI.oRIDA--sEMr.w sEKLY
United states Mail Idne-rhs ane sssgoing steamer
sOuIEEh 1hte Evan, commander, wifi ieave
rorh river on thursday, Feb a. NJ o'clock A. d. pre-
cisoy For freight apply board where all bills Of aaog
IlLEsIoN Co., 70 Broadway. CABIN passage, SIS Tae
new and fasgofng steamer Na-bvle NJ Berry, commando
VIII succt co. ana leave saturday i5 The fsvor
steamer Carolina maker trips t. the various landings
on the 81 Johns river Florida with the steamers
rom New York and leaving Charleston every Tuesday at
$685.
E'oR CHARLESTON, FLORIDA AND HAvANA.-SEMf-
I weeriy Y ! mail line.-The new and fast going scan
sblp lDE, Kerry, COMMANDER Will leave per NJ
North river, OF saturday. Feo l6 1T O'Clock T NJ, pre-
ciseiy For freight apply hoard where all bls OF atng
VIII he spDed and tor passage at the Office or sfOF
tdkp, TiiESroN & co. 20 broadway. Price Of cabin
passage, $25 1he splendid steamship Marion, ". Fos-
ef, COZ, mnnder, win succeed, and e.ye on Wsiles'
day ah inst he favorftn steamer Carolina makes
lar trips W the various andinga the st. johns river,
toda connecting with the Gamers from New York, and
LEAVING tharerto Tuesday ut O'Clock 4. NJ through
tickets to Jacksonville SCI Platsa 49,. N B-passsn
ge,s for Havana by taking NASHVILLE will c1onee' ~
charleston wdl the U, r. mai steamship fsaoel esviug
18Th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-14

NOR LIvERPOOL-ST GEORGES LINE OF CLIPPER
ships-Ihe magnificent ship ANDREW FOSTER, Gap
tain Swift will sail TO day. l20cl0ck For In oabu,
second cabin steersge apply board pier No North
river or TO DEnAkEsT 4 JONES, ~ South street, and 81
Udsip.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-14

w LsOH g. aUNT& CO.,
w AND
WOOILEk AND OTHER GOODS
adapted 10 mems wear,
Noe 80 and 80 William street, Of Maiden lana.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-14

u DOCTOR HIPPoLYTE, FROM PARIS Pupil. OF
IL Rcord after years practice with RECORD in his bozpI.
tai diseases In either Odice hours to II A. H.
and TO T. NJ, at SO White street, Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-14

EeLTON STREET, BRooKLYN-ro LET, PLEASANT
Is tor Offices artists Light business purposes, In
BE large buloing the dry goods store Isl
street. opposite clinton street, Brooklyn. Likewise, apart
family Also the house No. 25l Fulton street.
Witch large and well arranged for boarding house. ~
accommodate two families Apply j. u. GOITsBEKt4En,
u, Centre street, N.Y.. j. VAN NOEDEN, "a Cedar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-14

IMANTED-A THREE OR FOUR STORY MODERN
w house containing the modern
of Broadway and Blocker aud Eghtee ah
street. for desirable house fair rent viii BE- gveu. fur
nished house wanted. II. SMITH Co. house agents.
Appleton Bu dngs, 346 Broadway.
WANTED no LEASE-A GOOD THREE OR FOUR
w story house, in good Deghborhood; rent bout $780,
Address u, L. X. Herald Office
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CLOTHING, sc.

OK nm WORTH OF NEW CAST OFF CLOTHING
pO.OOO wanted. Thomas y. Corroy. licensed 10 nu,
clothing OF every description Gentlemen having large small
lots 70 dstose OF will receive the highest price BY
Pearl street. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-14

mo LtT--A THGEE STORY MARBLE EGGNP HOUSE
on he souh side lnlrgy dfs rtee few doors beaN
g,t avenue gh OIL the ctotn coggsngences range
ara Gas Keu, $500 Tossa,Nap Ut MAJ mex ~ ., sas
once OF W. 4, X, ~ GI.ls ai ~ Vs. " Sc@
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THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
Company intend sailing heir avorlte steamshps-
CITY OF BALTIMOhE, 2,S67 oas Capt. Robert Letch.
CITY OF WAsHlN GfON, 1850 tons, Capt. VIM Wyhe.
CITY OF MANCHESTER, 2l09 tons, Capt P. g. Petr1a.
Saloon $50, S6b and S06 according 70 state rooms.
limited number third class passengers will be taken
from Phi adepha and liverpool and found In provisions
From Phiadep ha.. 80 From Liverpool. $40
Parties wishing 10 bring out their friends obtain cerh
CT passage and drafts Liverpool 81 sterling
and upwards. Apply to JOHN g. DALE Agent,
II Walnut street, PhilIdelphiA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-14

I ARGE BOARDING HOUSE To LEASE.--A NEW
IL hui ding four stories and basement, feet front
fse deep bs2wh stone 'front.' situated corner OF Fourth and
sosh Fifth Arees Brooklyn (nte Wiilamsbu,g) will be
afec coed ant for boarding house. private family
hotel The house arranged with all the convenieaces OF
modern built house, furnaces heating &C.
&c. lhs ao DIS desirable opportunity commence good
business The house siua ed 10 the plea
city, high ground and within five minues walk OF four fer
rf6s 1here other house of The kind hat
city. Of families ready
rooms 1erms moderate 10 good Apply TO WIN
WALL. 22O street, York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-14

mo LET-THRRE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSES ON
Fifty third street between Fourth and Fifth avenues; viii
Be let separate together. Apply 70 O. B. POILLON IA
6cuth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-14

II OWARrH's ORIENTAL TOOTH PAsTE-AN RI.B
IL giant preparation for ceansirg and beauty
lug the teeth Sold by most respectable druggists And
tuners boxes, twenty five each. All orders nd.
dressed IN D. Howarh, box 237 Post oice, Brooklyn WI
receive prompt attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-14

A CACEMY HALL, 663 BROADWAY
"A The beautiful panoramic paintings OF China and Japan
the Of which ha been certified by Com Perry
Bayard Taylor and Others VIII leave the city Let
all zee them who desire idea of those singular people.
DORIS open att every evenings Wednesday and Saturday,
at 3 p, N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-14

ITO LET-A LARGE HousE FURsisHED OK UNFua.
MI rent poderete II has aud halhs co I've
Fulton and wal tteet ferries. 70 let
aneatly furnished aud bedroom Foe paFutuSrs "a,
40 re al 66 fulton sIes Brook Possession Eiyea Ia
mattel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-14

no LET-TWO sPlENnID HOUSES AND STORES IN
first rate business loceion Eighth avenue, Nos.
81 and 4gh, between Thirty Exn and rn
The Deep the houses
with fine basemens Croton &C. Will
be let moderate rent good ten Possession given
Immediately. Apply TO NJ COofEk, ll2 Chambers street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-14

THO Observation-Disclosures LARGE LOFTS
convenient 10 Broadway suitable for any manufacturing
purposes Inquire the premises, corner OF Prime aud
Crosby streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-14

yINO LET-STORE BACK ROOM AND FRONT BASE
ment 266 Hudson street, Canal; god
millinery fancy Roous Apply at "a Twentieth street.
between broadway and Fourth
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-09-17
"a 8 !, family essqaptr 9ebotep to 4oltits, fore
8 8. MORRIS WILL LnMs, Publishers and Proprietors

Heaven sends to enrich, to protect and
fertilize the earth, ask one of these poor
widows in Lancaster, if it is indeed true,
that James Buchanan is heartless man,
and she will point to the blazing fire on
the hearth stone, diffdsing its light aud
warmth, around the little cottage she oc7
cupies with her :hin clad children, and she
will reply "Ifl it was not for has heart
that fire would not be there, and my poor
children, now warm and comfortable would
have been beggars for fuel or would have.
been frozen with the cold. Blessed be
God, he has a heart and noble one 1T is. y
Uybana Democrat. ~.at s&Hgf
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He Always had Them.


,Dobbs rushed to the doctors with ter
ror depicted on his visage in uninistakable
characters. He looked pale; his nostrils
were dilated, and therewas an uneasy look
ia his eyes, The doctor noticed it in
stanty, and inquired, with as, little exhi-
bition of excitement US the case would
admit
IS -'Why what's the matter, Dobbs?"
. Dobbs bsadroppedai into a chair in all-gone.
aiyeness peculiarly touching. A.}ss75a
Il don't know" hi, replied, II believe
I'm going to have the smallpox I've
got the symptoms, sure
s# "sVhy," said the doctor, chow do you
feel?no a.s0s vs!is3 S,gs ae gHfaysI +
d 20, / do'Do hardly replied he, "but
feel a great reluctance 10 do anything"
The doctor inquired how, long he had
had the symptoms.
f 'Welb" said Dobbe, "I'vea always had
'cm!nl 81 satsS ed sss.G3 O3seeGE3 9t3
The doctor was. fesold = ;'eaDohhs' ease
vas-esiden,lya passed all surgery. ,oQ
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-09-17
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a Ten years agoza wealthy farmer named
Simmons. lveing near Newhurg, on: the
Hudson river, '.had presentimentne Aet,
he would die on the goth day Of August.
1856. So strongly was he Impressed With
the strange idea that he regarded his de-
Cease, at the time mentioned, ,sas q ssatter
of certainty, He selected spot for bis
grave, bought an iron railing to surroand
it, and u 6ne tombstone and an elegant
coffan, prepared aud brought to his house.
On Thursday last. the day indicated by the
preseutiment." he had . clergy ana en-
undertaken at hand, aud at two O'Clock in
the afternoon, after having partaken, with
his friends, of hearty dinner, he went to
bed for the purpose of yielding up the
ghost. He tried his best 10 die, has
couldn't, and was at last obliged to confesa
that he had been the slave Of q ridicslaps
hallucination. 1t is said that hundreds
of people fockcdto his house 70 see hssa
expire. ~. ~ ssssss 30