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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-10
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SALES AT AUCTION.

O6A BUILDING Lors AZ SHERWOOD SOUTH Der.
AOO gen David SCOTT Auc.ioneer w'i sell :. onoic
s0etoG sday Wednesday November snd IL com
mencns each O'Clock the ground al that most de
sranle property situated ou,h Bergen the Juncon q
the Bergen plank road the toll sate
within miles Of jersey Cy ferry and kao wn a. ne as
II hherwood Bergen Heights The above uropertv - the
vet offered 1T public sucon bein ee
ard sixty feet above te .er overlook
he bay and harso' Of Nen York. asd staten
Island surrounding country mastnb one Oh the
The world ssentamen DONG business IN The city ID
New York tesrng delightful 70 ;ation Tor resseoce,
Of this oppGsunity lhe above 's VIII 20 sold 10
she object Of the being 10 sell this very beautiful
perry 10 gentlemen that VIII improve Ia seha manner ~
responsibility OF the neighb0r
hod that be Justly termed ous Of the most eieg
locations for gentlemans residence la hs
1ermsTen per cent and auctoneers fee day of
.e srty per cent on The first da7 OF Decemos tbs remain
agar nuisance win be given For maps AMI further
street jersey CITY Omnibusses will 10 and
from the ground free Of expense on the days d se NJ B.
Every put up VIII be positively soli Without regard
value.
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AN AsTROLoG1sT THAT BEATS THE WORLD, AND
~ FIVE thousand dollars reward offered any person
who can her In giving correct statements
present and future events absent friends osses
law sus &C Che also rves lucky numbers She
person that has visited our city she also making
great cures All persons who afflicted with consumption
liver complaint, scrofua, rheumatism any other lingering
disease, would do well TO call aud see this wonderful and
natural gf,ed LADY, and win not dissatisfied
NJ B.Madsme CLIFTON n no humbug. Cad and patisfy
yourselves Residence No. ls6 Orchard street. between
Houston and Stanton.
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NLAIRvoyANCE.-MRs. SEYMOUR. ITO SPRING
~ street doors Of Broadway most success
full medical and business clairvoyant In America All
discovered aud cured curabe advice on
business absent friends &c and Satisfaction cases or
caarge mede.
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A woNDER.-THE Gypsy GIRL, THE CELEBRArEn
n pamist be consulted all events OF life, ~ On
Ird avenue, betwesn Eighteenth Nineteenth
80 cens The gipsy has hand which VIII enable
lady or gentleman 10 win obtain The affections of the
o ypose Charge EXTRA.
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L -a.s- ne~ass 49, $500 ~ss.ss ess ~ ~ ~ ~
~ posted Ground The ely. stating pr HUNTER has re-
curing certain dseasss~anier Red Drop-can only be
an n 81 The old see NO Ls-oa ,. ss nhere Or
every Of these BIN posting rob AMI ruin ie
them; every has right destroy ,nsn. PRO bono
DR. LARMoNTs PARIS AND LONDON MEDICAL
pages, loo elecro.Jred illustrations; oo;h 81 gives The
soyerse remedies AMI shows e su0erioriy Of e auihor'
Paris and Lordon camen, Of ennis mpoency, sHio
ures, giee &c He all snch diseases at 50 Mercer
s SHsF ens = Dr. SsS rno DS % Then ss
nicied-courr,cr des Eats pns Day book Democrss &C.
nR WARDS UNroRTUNATRs FRIEND IL THE M
NOV 10 meet with universal spprclatn stamp
ws - The a. e S q Tbs sy .r SrS;
dscsse. IN equsly uniform
.1 p az !. %
mo%S s 18th the
orsch and swslownG poisonous u that undermine ,he
s"1r. eS@s he psars: Of We .ss ss., Rcssrs
nR, wATsoS's NEW woRx-"rHE CAUSE AND
~ Curea complete pracsal treatise On sperinaor,hsel
snsy ppdssn Or other N Which hs nsur
and effects e this tnsdons maad cse,her with The treat
plates and dIawnss with supplement- on seao urinary
consulted eonsdeniay al s, wsRer street few doors west
Of Broadway
1. ocroR ROBIN, 81 CANAL STREET. A FEW DOORS
~ from Broafway.-Dr Robins french mixture 10
tar speedy dssases composed entirely
properties and perfectly harmless 70 tia Constitution
~ eel per bottle. Sole agency 81 CANA street
DR. EAIPHs OFFICE uouRs TO u A. T.. eTos
~ r. M sunday excepted CAS- Houston st Wooster
pR. cooPEs, 80. IA DUANE sIRERr, NAT BR COZ.
ssn cal on him with he certainty Of beins rnAicanu
rned. Iharses moderate. N B-ko tee tlleur
tween Seventh and Eighth streets specialist in diseased
~ gencrstve and urinary orrans successfn prac
dee of many enables Qumby 10 ofer
II relio snferers Dr QCfMBYs hties monthly pills
SAFE ana e'ioV'"
nocroR ROBINS OFFICE AND CONSULTATION
~ 81 Canal street. for all diseases OF private
tnre crte guaranteed Cheeseman's monthly pills
up miro roS pills Msase not the place No 81 Canal
street where al remedies are dispensed
. IMPORTANT 40 NAI.Es.--DIsEAsEs OF rEyALRs
exclusively ueaed by DR.. DUBOIS. Remedies for e..
male from 81 10 - Relief guaranteed In all
cases Consultations and letters strictly CONFIDENTIAL Pa
tents from distance provided With essd nursing and ey
attendance. Ofce " xy nne) west Ffteenh
street, New York
Nro FEE TIL CuRKD.-DR. coBBErT NO 10 DuARu
eases practice twenty four years In hn present. spes.
sy enables him 70 mahs permanent eures She vistims u
misplaced sonGdence can call on him w1 he certainty q
Sesns w y. msnbs~ ~ De Hs~ Scrs Un,spy wfn 90
ssumoniAs Of very high order suspsuded n M eAss
UsIyATY oNsuLrATroN.-DR WATSON HAS FOR
long OF confined his aenton n diseases
certain class IN witch he has treated not less than twenty
hosss cases instance Of failure. The remedies
sre mild no interruption TO business or change OF
diet WATSON is in constant srerdauce from IN the
Is iew doors wet nt HroaawAy The
tul.lnc rooms sers,se WN WATSON, ". D.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-10

UCrIoN NoTICE.-H 7. LEEDS, AUCrIONEER-
Al Mortgage sale Of magnificent rosewood and mshogany
household furniture paDofore French plate and man
mirrors velvet carpets elegant oil paintings rich silver ware
~ 4. LEEDS, Auctoneer will sell this day, Nov. 10
10 O'Clock A. M the entire contents of the residence
twenty sxh street OF Fifth consisting Of
costly sod rosewood paror suits covered an tapes
Of sty les SOLID rosewood sofa and
bes rosewood eegere large rosewood secretary fancy
h.s elegant reception chairs In satin; Turkish chairs
moquet al tapestry large French plate pier and mattel mir
bocael and lace window curtains landsc
sbades china and marble magnificent
pianoorte velvet carpets, bronzes clocks g
rich and costly Paran ornaments, oil paintings
comprising variety OF subjects by eminent foreign
singing canary birds and solid dining
room furniture covered In pnsh extension table fourteen
Feet dining AMI chairs oak secretary elegant AMI costly
china tea and dinner SETS crystal and glass
magnificent silver set cake baskets Casters forks
eobles saers ivory balance handle cutlary,
wood and mahogany beos;esds bureaus and washsnds
match suit French china toilet hair
feather beds holsters and plows BLANKETS rosewood cham
Der suits In harcoth mahogany cushioned chairs rockers
soas wardrobes lounges couch bed &C. ingram carpe wr
hall stand velvet stair silver plated
rods, ccohs, DC. Also. all the basement furniture
which embraces large and desirable Of
crockery glassware knives and forks kitchen utensils
BPorchasers rely that the whole will be sold with
cut By order OF WILLIAM SPEEK, Attorney
horgsgee.
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IL To be held at the
CRYSTAL PALACE.
FOR BurIDIsG An nosrirAL TO nv uspsR THE CARE or
THE SISTERS or che RlTY.
The ladies' managers tina. Monday tho 0th
day Of November 1856 the above mentioned fair win open ct
Crystal Palace New York, open. DAY and
evening. for ten day: win be the extensive and .
hoped irscve ladies' fair held 10 the United 6ates
Every Catholic church la the city win be reprcsented
Dodworths celebrated Band
win rtvee
CONCERT
every evening OF the fair This alone win repay visit 70
the Palace; and the highly merorous object for which the
fair Is held should be ban sufficient 70 induce
charitably disposed person 70 visit II.
Admission Is ccnts.
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eHIPPTyG.


NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL U. & NAIL STEAM
~ snps-For Lieerpoo-[he United states mail steafa-
shp ADhlAiC JAS West coninapder will deoar vita ins
un'so States malls for kur,oe. positively s4ardy Nov.
a. O'Clock NJ from her berth the foof Of Canal street.
heads
For freight or passage having unequaed accomnodaca
for elegance and comfort apply 20
EDWARD X COLLINS, No Sc Wall street
PASSENGERS are requested he board at II O'Clock
will be returned. -
The steamship BALTIC Comstock commander win succeed
the Adr'ac and sail on Saturday Dec. d.
The rate OF eight from Liverpool New York Ii reduced
20 "a per Ton measurement until fur Their notice.
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AFRO zen TIL, CURKD.-DR. coBBRfT NO 10 DUANE
~ street. maybe ccusulted viii colsdenee On csrtam a.
snses prac<e twenty four In hm present. spee.
ATTY enables 10 make permanent sures She vstms n
misplaced confidence call on him wi0 he certainty u
diccms as member of he Msw York UnverMp, With oAs
ssmcnials Of very high order. sunpsuded n N o0sA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-10

IL THEATRE,
BROADWAY, HorsToS STREET.
II In respectfully announced that this temple Of the
drama designed and built expressly for MISS Laura keene,
by propreor John NJ Trmble celebrated architect
assisted by Pinch ard Esq nearly completed and In
lew DAYS viii, be opened 10 the public.
This edifce possessing the qualcs has been
constructed the elegant and substantial under
the architects inspection and direction and parcu
lar has beer taken introduce system of ventilation
unsurpassed for its excellence by that of building In this
magnificent Drapery Curtain and Act Drip from the
artistic pencil Of SigDor ADegr Of the Academy OF Musc,
with cures and Decorations Henry Hoffman, and the
Ceiling and Frescoes bv sgnos 0uidccin complete the
scmbe IN the auditorium
The Company will embrace the distinguished ladies' and
gentlemen Of last and many important aidnous So
locea for their acknowledged merit as hsronsc rsS The
has been designed arranged and completed with direct
the production Of Of beautiful and nte
resting plays which viii be presented in The Of the
The Mrrcal Department under the direction of Thomas
Baker viii he complete and effective known In
hcarc Introducing new and original music, arranged
Il cr the rchesira engaged for tbs establishment
The theatre viii be opened with fvoe shAk play,
powerfully cssthe scenery painted by Messrs Haw
| horne and Amy. LAURA KEENE,
i Sole Lessee aud Dire ,tress.
l n gta0. Man
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SALES AT bvCrlOS.

streetshern sale Of office faraturs. &c, NJ, iav,
November 10 1855 - ~ NJ at - B,osdway c0as,stDs Of
desks, chars. tables, carpets, oNcloths, a..
JAS ~ WnIET Sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-10

DsIyATF CoNsULrATfoN.-DR WATSON HAS FOR
,ong on confined his attention N disease
certain in witch he has treated not less than twenty
,ho,es. instance Of failure. The remedies
re % md there interruption TO business change OF
dist WATSON s crnstant alter dance from in the
,o,ptrg until night NJ hs consulting and residence
Is wsiser street lew doors wet Il HroaawAy. The
ssi'lnc rooms arc separate. WN. WATSON, ~ d..
Formerly sureeon 70 The Lock Hospital.
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w S. MELLos. AUoTIoNEER -Dy W S. MELLoR
TENANTS REGISTER.

7HS) BROADWAY-A SUIT OF HANDSOME FUR
W. nished rooms with bedroom attached, The
floor OF an English basement house. with entire kitchen
servants store and coal vault Three bedrooms
IL required.
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UCTION NO~ICE-M DOUGHTY, AUCTIOyEER,
n will sell this day lob O'Clock the auction u
Ger street. large assortment Of mahogany
wood parlor chamber and library inrnure eleg
melted chamber suite with marble feather beds hair
mattresses china crucsey glassware mirrors CLOCKS
petA &C Also 10 dzens and dark Oerd brandy.
Of different rods with large assortment OF other
goods. Saie peTemporiiy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-10

AT THE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET, WILL BE
n sold Monday twenty horses. suitable for all pur
also second hand single aud double
&c commencing at u O'Clock. JOHN H. GATFIELD, Pro
prictp
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wv q. MEILOR. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RnsEwnnD

w. and mahogany pianoortos On Tuesday, Novall, 1t
l2 O'clock ut the eaesrooms Is and Is Park consisting
eight superior toned panofofes by the following makers
W ldndeman Son, Briggs Barnore Carman aud Faucner
and three uprigh Instruments Also three
hand do the whole which reserve
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UcTIoN NOrICE.-THOMAs BELL, AUCrIONEER-
N By bk1.I. BUSH This day, at 10k O'Clock, In
IL orLh William street, will sell valuable
o. good furniture and articles Also
The splendid birds, handsome cages
bessb reeda aud n y song
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I ADDE'S OR GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY CLOTHING
. OF 2 d!spcse O. can obtain he highest price ~
aiendsd a heir residence By Mr. Dusseldorf BY line
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A UCIIoN NOTICE.. BoGART, AUCTIONEER-BYs
"A booahr this day, at l0is o'clock, ., the auction
or frankfort and William Constabe's sale of
goods. consisting wled flannel, linens, white
bruw table cloths and cashmere haws hand
kaichlefs cloth espes meme boots gaiiers under shirts
GLOW, aides hats lot Of clio hing black cloth
WILLIAM 1HOMPsON Consfa,Ie.
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Il Or NORFOLK AND PErERsBuRG.-TIE UNITED
states mail steamship ROANOKE, Capt Thomas Skinner,
viii leave for the above places Wednesday. l2h inst
o'clock r. NJ from pier l3 North river She will arrive 81
Norfolk the afternoon and Petersburg the following
morning Passengers for the South will proceed directly
by the great southern mail line 10 Charleston, Augusta Sa
vsrnsh &C Those for Richmond will arrive At their dessa
lion early Friday morning. Travellers will lind this the
cheapest pleasantest aud most expeditions Passage
nd fare, with staeroom, TO Norfolk -: Petersburg ard
Rehmond, $40. Apply 70 LUDLAM A PLEAsANTs, 81
roadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-10

ID y KELLY WILL. SILL At AUCTION. THIS DAY
a. 10 O'Clock at ~ Gathering street. an extensive stock
gnods @nlable the tall and winter Gaiie
o- siend this sale the goods VIII be sold in lots sui
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uCTIoN NOTICE -CRocKERY, GLASS AND CHI
N na-By J. H. BARTLETT. Aucioneer, Tuesday, No
ysmber m, 10 O'Clock, 81 Pearl sreea lots
bipds e. blue and ware and pressed glass
ahine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-10

E,IGHTH AvESUE STORE TO LET-BEsT BLOCK ON
The avenue store 30 feet long with good plse glass
windows. occupied clothing capital stand for
boots and shoes clothing. fancy grocery Pos
session immediately Apply the dry goods store No 3.
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A FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-EXCEPr TIE
N second floor which win not be occupied modern in
proveen,s nicely urnished Rent only ST. per Ap
ply at % East hlfty second street
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DAwNBRoKER'S SALE or WATCHES ANS JEWEL
II ry.-A. ". CRISrALsR Auciioneer. ~ Bowery. will
se Tuesday Nov H. 81 los clock large splendid
assortment q diamond rms rings and earrngs. brscees,
brooches ocke pencil gold guard fob
cold and silver hunting end detached levers ispne
ovsriers tools runs rlstols mathematical
pents, &C. Ny order OF JOHN >. LEVY, Pawnbroker
"A - IA a. .ntsa
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a VVTTUN NOTIFE.-THUWAN BELLA
"A BY BELL BUsH-rhs LAY, VIII sell at lAo'clock all
the iurn and other .ements In lots 10 suit purchas
contained In the well known restaurant I'D Fulton street.
has men NASSAU by order OF assignee. tables. chairs
ranges cutlery glass; hundred yards oil CLOTH counter
refigerator sale, sc also two aud half years lease
be day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-10

COTTAGE LEASE AT BARGAIN-IN THE BEST
~ part OF Brooklyn; condition new; rooms marble
tells, dc term half TO two and hall years. The
leaving the city would allow handsome discount from
the original rent SJ Apply 70 w. q. CONANT, lis Mas
street, No. A.
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IlAwNBRoRERs SALE -. wORTIMORE Will SELL
Monday. Nov ~, 1885, at No East Broadway, at 10
ocleck general assortment Of unredeemed pledqes N
OF mems and women's wearing apparel beds bed
dirs e~ery &C by order Of n Mehsn Is Grand street
ID WALTERS. AuCT1oNEER -Tufs DAY, Nc j.t.
IT, FRAY WALTERS sell Al suction room, 81 Cath trne
NJ n ocock general assortment OF parlor bed
rnd kitchen furniture bureaus sofas chairs ckers, ped
steads &c; also quantity Of wines brand-s and whsgey
received 70 be sold without limit ALSO gold English
watches
ID WALTERS. AuCTTONEER -IMPORTANTlTO GRO
N. others This day. Mctafray and
w sell pay advances 81 VI ocock bay ho-s
high sound and KIDD nne figure g0a
and &c. Of harness nearly new no limit must be sold
TBos. yrITCH, ELECTROMAGNETIC no. 10 srRUOE
i srce.-Sherin sale ~ wines, lqu, &c on MONDAY
Nov n l0s o'clock A. " ~ No sC1rtsndt STREE. coo
satng o. large assortment Of wines brandies suor4
a. r. ROLLINS, Deputy Sheriff
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GILBERT 8. SAVAGE AUCrIoNEER -DIBBLEE
VI BAGLEN SAVAGE will sell, at salesroom 81
Cedar WEDNESDAY, November L. At l0k NJ,
and well assorted stock OF groceries, embracu
coffee sap candies, liquors segars &C. peremp
o advances.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-23

NrBLo's GABpES.-Those who desire 20 enjoy \
good laugh should 60 tonight and sec the comical
pantouir1e of the sch yolaaRster, played by the
Ravels. Mr. Hongler goes through his astonishing
fests on the ughtrope, and, q. finale, we are %
have the great African spectacle Of POngo," with
the univ vailed Marzetti a. the ape.
BowERY THEATRE Mr.. Broughams very sue.
cessfrl and highly exciting new drama, The Pirates
Of the Mississippi which was commented upon Il
detail yesterday, Is announced for repetition tl fur
Their notice. II IL pronounced the greatest hit eycs
made ct that house. "A day after the Wedding "
and the Wandering Minstrel" also tonight.
BROADWAY vlRIErrEs~-An who have witnes sed
the romantic drama of the Forty Thieves" pro
duced at this snug little theatre are quite enthusas
tic concerning the elegant manner In which II L.
been got up and the admirable style in which IL /.
played. Little George, as the young wood cutter
and the cobber, keeps the house in roar.
KELLER's TAsLEaus.-Empire Hall continues
the focus Of attraction TO the admirers OF The besut
ful and the sublime. The "Avalanche,n lately
brought out, Is one Of the grandest pictures
produced by NJ Keller, and should be seen by every
true lover OF art. Mr.. :. Hart, the popular agent
70 have benefit tomorrow.
woop's MrSsrRpLs-This IL the last nipht i',,t
dramatic pieces 70 be given during the pre.ea
season, which closes on Saturday. The sele ,ton
for the occasion Is the Masquerade Ball. in which
George eDacts the whimsical doorkeeper, and a.
sists in the introduction Of most Of Shaksperc's
heroes. Preceding the farce, songs and dances as
usual.
BrcELFy's SERENApERs will close their very sue
cessful season In Boston next Saturday. On Mon.
day they are 20 commence az the Newark theatre,
which will doubtless be crammed every night they
play in IL. Their hall In this city is 70 be ready
FOR them about the middle Of next month IL will he
q splendid afIsir.
W. Il. DoNALDsoN.- The friends Of this popular
voc, list and deineator Of Ethiopian character are
making preparations 10 give him substantial bene-
fit Time and place will be mentioned hereafter.
l..
a hefeft at this house tomorrow evening The FIRE
men under whose especial patronage the affair APP
pears to have been got up are expected 10 turn out
IN masse on the occasion.
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PorsoSER LyNcHKp IN MIssoURI.-A few
days since a spring in Morgan county, Missouri,
was poisoned, and suspicion fell upon man
named James Ray, who had threatened TO revenge
himseh upon the neighborhood for some fancied in
jury. Some twelve or fifteen children Of a school
near the spring were poisoned, AMI arsenic having
been found in the water on anayzation the parents
OF the children determined 10 take the law into their
own hands, and after deliberately deciding 10 hang
him, gave him one hour TO prepare. At the end Of
that time he was taken to the limb Of tree and
thirty minutes given him TO speak. The following
is the commencement Of brief address, which Is
certainly model for GOODNESS, under the circum-
tances.-
Gentlemen and honorable citizens Of Morgan county
and state Of Ns souri, come q 10 plead for mercy
an innocent man don't come before you with a
10 die brave, and shall die without tear in my eye
Gentlemen, take o. my poor wife and children ard
see that they have plenty 70 eat and 70 wear.
He looked up AT the limb, and not a muscle OF his
face quvered; he only spoke twenty minutes, and
bad ten minutes more; he asked 10 pray during that
ime, and said -
I will not keep you long, gentlemen; and IL am
minute or two over my time hope you viii excuse
He then got upon the bench and remarked that
he thought the rope was too short, a. he wanted
10 fall farther that he might die easy, he had seen
persons before die hard when they did not have fall
enough. The rope was fixed around his neck and
he tied the handkerchief over his face himself and
called all of his friends, TO bid them goodby; he
kissed one or two and said, " am innocent when
the bench was pulled from under him; but the rope
not being fixed right he had TO be lifted up again
until the rope was properly adjusted, when he died
n about Ave minutes There were about $50 or 900
ersons present, and no one said word In his
hvor.