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u' Nervous Sufferers.-.Rev. John Ian.
ahan, hear hm-he suffered long with the Bronchitis,
Tincure he has been restored and is doing good
service as presiding Elder in the Fredericksburg Dis
trict. Thousands speak the same language, and tell
of cures of Cough, Ri ,umatsm, Scrofula, Chls and
Fever, NC.
To the female sex, say it is suited to all the dis
to which their delicate conformation is subject.
Let the afflicted call thu having it for sale, and
get descriptive pamphlet and see certificates. Hear
him and do likewise:
BALTIMORE, Jan. 24th 1855.
Messrs. MORTIMER l. MowBRAY:
take pleasure in saying to you that i have used
your "Hampton's Tincture" with great profit. From
come very much impaired. when l commenced to use
champions Tincture." l found its effects upon my
general health most salutary. My nervous sys.
tenn and digestive organs soon rshted up under its
use.
have several times recommended it to my friends,
and in every case, far as / have been informed,
they have used it with success.
Yours truly
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,,0Dr. George GaviuzeI hns removes
ms vmee from nth and Broad, to the corner Of 10Th
n,sressdence 10 now Clay street. between nth and
sta Persons wishing his services in the lever part
.. .ne city, can leave their and address on
street. -. ~ -.
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HokAck l.. KENT, Prest. f. B. BENTLEY, Treasr
WILLIAM B. IskAcs, Secretary.
Committee of Arbitration.
WILLIAM 5. DQNNAN, Chairulsn.
LARkIN w. GLAZEBRoeR, JAMES b. DuPUY,
DAVID CuRRIE, l.. D. CRESsHAw.
nv Pts
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NEW BOUKS.
IN THE EARNEST MAN; Sketch of the Cha.
racter and Labors Of A6oniram Judson first Mission.
airy to Burnham. By Mrs. H. c. Conant.
THE NEW AGE OF GOLD, or the Life and Adven-
lures Of Robert Dexter Roman. Written by him.
self
vAsSAL MoRLER; Novel. By Francis Park.
man.
MONALDI; a Tale. BY Washington Aston.
MISS MURRAY'S LETTERS. Further supply.
THE PHYSICAL Geography of the Sea. By NJ. r.
Maury An entirely new Edition.
HISTORY OF EUROPE, from the Fall of Nspo-
leon to the Accession of Louis Napoleon in l84S.
By Sir Archibald Alesin, Bart
VAGABOND LIFE in Mexico. By Gabriel Ferry
A TREATISE on Arithmetic, Theoretical and Prac-
teal By Elias LOOMS, LII. d.
SELECT ORATlONS of NJ T. Cicero. Translated
bye. D. Yonge.
Received and for sale by A. MORRIS,
my 28-St No. 81 Main street.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
May LIST. Ip56,
ITO tho Creditors of the estate OF Martha

May LIST, Ip56.
ITO tho Creditors of the estate Of Martha
i Elicit, decd, and all others concerned:
You hereby notified that, at the reques st of Geo.
w. Sneugs sheriff of Chesterfield county and trus-
tee of Martha Elicit, now deceased, have appoint
ed the 10Th day of June next, ct my office Chester
field Courthouse for receiving proof of debts and de-
mands aganst the said Martha Elicit her estate at
which time and place you are required to attend.
County Court of Chesterfield county. the day and
year first aforesaid. w. w. 4. COGBILL,
my 2i-ts Commissioner.
HUUSEKEEPING .-Aiar.eIiies
IL and Lancaster Quilts; Bird.eye and Jacqua Dia-
Napkins Huckaback and Russia D .per; English and
French Furniture Prints; Furniture Dimity; Linen
Towelings brown and besched Sheetings and Shirt.
ings; also splendid line of Irish Linens for family
use, for sale at prices to suit every body.
J. l. M. ROSENBAUM
my26 1879 Broad street
FURNITURE WAREROOhIs REMOV.
l. ED.-JOHN A. BELVIN has removed his Fur
niture Warerooms to that we'll known building "CO.
RiNTHiAN HALL" (tbe old stand of Messrs. Jones
x Potts Main street, square above the Banks.
He takes pleasure in saying TO his customers gene
rally that he has established himself in large facto.
ry, which gives him decided facilities and with which
he again prepared to get the very best styles OF
Furniture to order In addition to this. he Is
line and will keep choice and well arranged assert.
ment of such styles and qualities, as he knows are
adapted to the varied wants and tastes of the peo-
pie.
Thanking generous community for the liberal pa.
tronage heretofore bestowed he respectfully solics
continuance and pledges himself that nothing shall
be wanting in effort on his part to give full and entire
Subtraction.
JOHN A, BELVlN also gives his personal atten.
ton to the UNDERTAKING Misunderstanding at all
Mohogany and Poplar Collins. Burial Vestments,
Hears, and all the requisites for funerals Orders
left at "Corinthan Hall" will meet with prompt at
tention. my 26-dlm
NNHITE LINEN COATS...l have q very
w superior article of White Linen Coats which
really something nice and that can't be beat Call
and examine them. HENRY SHAFER,
my29 Corner Main and l4th sts.
FINO CONTRACTORS...Pr are So
i licited for tho excavation of cellar situated
within two miles of this city. The excavation will
amount to about 5000 cubic yards. For particulars,
apply at Mr.. SCHAD'S Saloon, on Broad street.
my 26-6t*
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NES Doctor John =. ID. Cullen respect
ieiy offers his professional services to the citizens OF
Richmond and its vicinity.
" Office on Main street, north side, between 9th
and 10th streets, the office Of w Leigh Burton,
Dentist and next door to s. p. Sempe's Drug Store
NY 2-lmf tts
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BENNETT, BEERS L FISHER,
"a I2-a6m Agents Richmond.


~ DalIey's Genuine Pain Extractor
will subdue the pain and Inflammation from the Sc
versest burns scalds in from one to twenty min
utes-and that it will heal the wounds without scar
and effectually cure Fever Sores-Piles-Salt Rheum
-Infammatory Rhsumatism-SoIe and Inaamed
Eyes-Cuts-W Wounds Bruises-Old and lnyeterate
Sores Scsld Head-Corns and Acknowledgements
Sprains- Chilblains-Bites OF In
sects--swelled and Broken Breast-Sore Nipples
Eruptions- and all other nfammstory and cutaneous
disc ases where tho parts affected can be reached
Don't be increduous about the many diseases named
tobe cured by only reflect, that the few,
but positive properties which the DALEY sslye alone
contaips and heretofore enumerstedone % FOUR
can reach not alone the aforementioned diseases,
but many more not enumerated.
Ouery-Do NOT REGULAR BRED PHYSICIANS Pre-
scrIgr cALoMEL INwARDLy FOR SCORES OF pIr.
Each box Of 0EsuISE DALLEy's Pals ExrRac.
roE has upon 1t Steel Plate Ens,syss Lsssi with
nrietofs aud HENRY DALEY, Manufactured. All
aothsrs are counterfeit. Price 25 cents per box.
e. an orders should be addressed 70 Q. v. Click
ener Co 81 Barclay street. New York
For sale wholesale and retail! y .,.u..
.ntn e,r I25 Main street.
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n Card..-Thomas w. Keesee. An

II Card.--Th0mas w. Keesee, Auction
eer (ofce with George j. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl st.,
viii attend in person to the sale of Resi- Estate,
Household Furniture Stocks Of Merchandise, Horses
sc.
ALso-To Renting out Houses and Hiring out Ne
groes
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DURRALL,S AND HUssEY,s REAP
- ER-We have in store and for sale 1I the above above
my z7-d2w&ct
I HEREBY authorize NJ. BkANNAN to
/ act as Agent for me in The GROCERY Business, on
the of 9Th aud Byrd streets-to buy and sell
for cash only. +. +. BhANNAN.
my B-5tF
DARK Err, NINIMO q CO. have just re-
L eeivsd per Express, variety OF new and beauti'
full Fancy Goods to which they invite special atten'
ton They consist in part as follows
Blscs and copd Paris Nantes
Book and Csrub Collars and Sleeves
L osi Fr. W Wrought ta Caps
Thread and Vaenciennes Laces
Fine Thread Camb. Hdkfs at Is.
Do. Hem-Sttched do. Is. cd
Do. Printed Lawns at Ice: o.,r
my2s NO. l4S EAGLE SQOAKE.
their Taxes in the county. must pay them before
the 5th day of june as shall then make my re-
turn.. ALEX. B. HUTCHINSON, s. Ii.
LAMILY HAMS, lNc.--COuntry cured
csnyassed and plain Hams, in store and for sale by
EGGLESToN FITZGERALD.
mv2s-4. No. "a Pearl street.
pEFINkD GA - Leaf, Crushed,
II Powdered, Granulated and G Yellow Sugars
prime Green LaFuayra Coffee; half bbls: N U. Noe
HerriDsr No. s Mackerei; prime Rice; London Por-
ter &C. in store Ea ssf IS rs's
my8-4 No. IL Pealstreet.
MINES. LIQUORS Ae.:-Fine and pure
w Port Madeira and Sherry Wines; Pale snd Ds ,,5
Otard, Dupey Co., and Hennessy brandies' Cia ~
Virginia and Jersey Apple Brandy; large stock OF
Rye Whiskeys &c, in store and for sale oy
EGGLESTON FiTLSEhALD,
my @-4t No. II Pearl street.
YOU all know what u swcii;head h
Il Small brains, small heart, much seS
swell-head store is only this.
High price, fine show, much brass.
don't like either Of these two
And love (though isht well OBJ
poor man, when his heart 10 true,
A store, eeping good stuff.
Az such. | like sCHAAPS Fancy Store,
For what he keeps il good,
Aud such variety a. before
Behold never could.
His Soaps most wash darkey white;
His Pocket books and Knives
And Jewelry, Ciocks-all nice and bright;
His Fiddles, Flutes and flies.
Bot tits much to tell you all
You find out, when you lust call
At sCHAAP CO.'S
French Confectionery and Variety Store.
my2s Corner Brosd and Sd streets
I AWNs, LAWNS, LAWNS. = just re.
IL ceiyed, . beautiful lot of Jaconet Lawns which
will run of At 2a cents and one shilling per yard
and see for yourself It the cheap Dry Goods and
Shoe Store. MARCUS HARRIS,
myA 1873 Broad street
DLACK TKiDi1llNG, MEETINGS., dc
ID Reesiyed this morning. by Express, another lot
Of Black Bisids suitable for making Mantillas. Al
80 SIT and Cotton Lace Nsttings.to be .oid cheap
y sa'nns" Dry Goods and trimming store,
HyMMEL's EsskNCK OF CyFtKk.--
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BY Alexander Mott.

EUKNITURE, DRY GOODS AND GRO.
= = CERlES Will be sold at auction. on SATUR-
pAt next the Slst inst large 10. Household and
kirchen Furniture Also several invoices season be
Hats. '
monds; 30 boxes Raisins; 5 bbls. Whskey: S boxes
Casteei Soap 10 boxes Tomato Capsup 10 boxes Hol.
land Gin; ~ boxes Manufactured Tobacco; 10 boxes
Cheese. ' ~ D'>e'
ALSO --3 splendid Flower Mantle Vases
my so ALEX NOTT Apct
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+ LIGHTNING RODS furnished ON the
IL most reasonable terms, wholesale aud retail; style
and quality suit purchasers with EXP erenced work
to put them up; and Rods furnished to dealers,
with Trimmings complete, At Wholesale prices.
Persons wishing good GATE SPRING, can pro
cure it at office of Main and Pearl streets
my N-ts SPERRY HAWLEY.
VkAIG Alum SPKl NGs, CraiG County
" VA.-The propnetors of these Springs, which
have for time past enjoyed very favorable re-
Induced to put the water In barrels for the sonvsni.
ence of invslids in other sectious.
For the present, the price il hxed at rsse which
barely covers cost of barrehng and the carriage.
It's healing virtues are beyond question. The fol.
lowing certificate from Dr. Carper leading and well
known physician in Botetourt county IL selected from
many Of equal respectability and force;
FIscAsrLE, BorEToURT Co., VA-l
July 18th, 1855.
Having been called on by the proprieton Of the
medicinal virtues, hereby state that have examin.
cd the analysis Of the water (made By Prof. Boohe Of
Phladelpha) and believe il well adapted to cure dis
eases requiring atomic or alternative action on the sys
TEN; and further that have known some 70
variable effected by its In serofulous sfss.
lions and diseases Of the digestive 9rs.n,: M
The water has been analysed by Professor Booths
Of Phil.delphia who says.
"A mineral spring of such rehne. and quality .,
phyician. Its position in the healthy mountain re.
Eon Of Virginia. about equ from many of the
sulphur snd other Wen known spring. Of the state
oses1
Of Craig county. Very respectfully,
"JAs. G.. BooTHR.s
Eruptive diseases arrangement Of the liver, dss
pepss, &c, have yiedsd to the power Of this wster
and prove tt efficacy whersverit has been tiled.
This very valuable water 10 for sale In barrels ct
PURCELL. LADD CO., Druggists,
no 2-dtsif Asents fer the Propristor.
WINSTON & POWkKs. eniy. can get
w and are ia supply Of Pure Rye which they
defy 70 b sqasied anywhere. This cslebsated whis
key 10 warranted 70 bs over nine years old, and al
ways taken back IL npt approved Of; il superiority
Il ssiuing for il and extended reputation
by throughout the city and surrounding
country, and in fredericksburg. Lgnchhurg, calfor
mia and New York and many othsr place. OF smsi
note: those who have tried il, invite, and
ths lovers Of pure article seneraiiy. lmy lel
I11TTTMORK sUGAk CURKD HAMS
ID Clarsmont family Hama. very superior quality
Smoked Beef Tongues Smoked HsrriaSs In boxes
prime Rice No. Mackerel; now landing and for sals
e. SELDEN MILLER,
myH Corner Of Pearl and Cary sis.
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100 3 1s.... 5. 4. y s4sspLxssso
my ss-H W.. - L0N.
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JUHN LAFAHAN,
Pastor of the Exeter Street NJ E. Church,

Pastor of the Exeter Street NJ. E. Church,
Baltimore.
Chronic or Periodical Nervous, or Sick Head ache
of long standing has been cured by i-as an invgors-
tor and estoratlve where gentle stimusnt is
ed. believe it superior to all the cordias be
fore the public to the Youth and Old Age, the Single
and Married we offer the most valuable remedy.
Call and get Pamphlets gratis, and see cures.
Sold by y. A. STRECKER and PURCELL, LADD
CO., Richmond; by DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg; by
all the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER
MOWBRAY, Baltimore and by Druggists and Store.
keepers everywhere.
~ 81 per bottle; 6 bottles for Ss.
my 6-dGe
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BY Thomas w. keesee,
(Ofice with Geo. J. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl ST.
T,RUsTEE,s SALE OF STOCK OF
L DRUGS AND MEDfCTNES.-Will be sold at
auction, MONDAY, the I'd of june. at 10 o'clock,
the entire stock Of Drugs, Medicines Show Case &c
in Store No. 2s, North side Of Broad, between 4th
and 9th streets.
Terms of sale cash.
my s9-tds BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE
WILL BE SOLD at O'Clock, on the
W Same day, on the premises, lease, forever ON
the Stores and Dwelling House at the corner Of Broad
others
The Trustee win convey with the special warranty
only,
Terms Of sale win be accommodating. and made
known at sale.
my 2s-ids BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE.
VNkusTEk's > ALE OF STOCK OF
4 CHINA, GLASS A N d EARTHENWARE At
AuCTION.-Will be sold, on WEDNESDAY morn.
ing, June the 4fh, commencing at 10 o'clock at No.
e. Main street. large lot of China, Glass and Earth
snwars suitable for srocers and families. Sale posi-
tive and without regard to weather
TERMS: For all sums under SO cash; over that
amount mouths credit, for approved endorsed nsgc
table paper. THOs. w. kEEsEE,
my ~ Auctioneer.
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BY DavenDorts Allea e Co., Auctn. q
u OOTs, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS. At
- AUCTIoN,-0n WEDNESDAY, 4th June, It {
O'Clock We will sell, st our suciicn store
zoo c.ses Boota Shoes and Hsts eonsistins Of
Bnskins, Slippers
Cater Boots, Oxford Tee
Patent Leather Shoes
Lasting Gsitefs
Congross do
Pump Sole Shoss
4outerys So IL IL
Leshorn Pedal. ssnstk nilks csstcs
Panama aud 0orman Straw HITS
Wnppiua Paper, Shoe T1hron9s Ia -,
Txans: Us1Sr ! loo cash: tl0o snd evss, months
'''''l' - r. AvEEroRT. ALLEN . CO..
mvM Anetiousers
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~ A Perfumed Breath...W What lady Oh
gentleman would remain under the curse of disa
sresable breath when by using the Balm of Thou
sand Flowen"sss dentifrice would not only render
it sweet but leave the teeth white ss aabaster =
Many persons do not know their breath Ii bad, and
the subject is delicate their friends will never men,
ton it, Pour a single drop of the Balm" Oh your
tooth brush and wash the teeth night and morning
fifty cent bottle will last year.
4 beautiful Compler,on may be acquired by using
the balm of Thousand Flowers 1t will remove
tan pimplss and freckles from the skim leaving 1t of
q soft and roseste hue. Wet towel, pour on two or
three drops, and wash the face ght and morning.
Shavt.e Made Easy-Wet your shaving brush
either cold water pour on two or three drsPs
of .Balm of aThousand Flowers" rub the beard well
and II will make beautiful soft sther much facllita
ting the operation Of shaving Price only 50 cents.
FOR sale by FErRIDGE Co., Propnetors and all
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER,
n palm Agents Richmond.
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~ 0sborne, new onster
BROTYPES and DAGUERREOTYPES now
taken this monter size Skylght Gallery to surpass
anything in this part of the country. Come and see
for yourselves We are prepared put up ILLNESSES
in every known style of Art. Now on hand Morocco,
Velvet Pearl, She'll Union Papier Machie and Jewel
Gold Locketts and Gold Pins designed for pictures
Also Ambrotype and DaguerreOtype stock and mate
rails at wholesale to country operators, at New York
prices OSBORNE'S Gallery,
my Is Sign of the Flags.
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By Richard CaniEorn.

HORSES, AT AUCTION.-On SATUR.
IL DAY. 3lst instant, at 10 o'clock at the large lot
nearly In rssr Of my store, and near the City Gas
WORKS, will sell at auction, three Work Horses 1
splendid new Dray, Horse and Harness, Rockaway
Carriage and Barouche
myS0 r. CAJJTHORN Auct
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BY Larus g Shine,

HORSES, MULES, COWS, &C., AT
a11AUCTION.-Will be sold at public auction, on
SATURDAY morning, at 10 O'Clock, at the Horse Lot
near the Central Depot, several fine Saddle and Har
ness Horses, Mules, Cows, &c.
myS LARUS & SHINE. Aucts.
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HUMMEI's EsskNCk OF Cyfkkk..-
II Fer ssls BIZ e. J. PfC0T.
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DURRALL,S AND HUsSEY'S REAP
Id ER-We have in store and for sale the above
Wheat Reapers. BRANCH CO.
INV 27-d2w&c2t
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NO. otate IT., b0atOn
~ BENNETT, BEERS FISHER, Agents fol-
Eiehmoad. To E-d6m
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IL constant supply of this celebrated Whiskey, pro-
nounced by judges to be the best that this
market. my paw Wake l. CO.
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ANTS

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Dispatch
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NAMAGED CORN MKAI.s--Il 90 bushels,
myN ]. J. FRY.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-11-12
THE CAMELS IN TEXAS.

The Galveston NeWs contains cores
pondence from Casn noyille, Medina coun-
ty, Texas, dated 10Th ult., from which
we take the following interesting partic-
ulars in relation to the camels which
have lately been imported there by the
United States government:
l had also the pleasure of making the
acquaintance of Major Wayne, for sew
eral years attached TO the War Depart
ment in Washington city, who went out
last year to Asia and introduced the
camels into this country, which ar
rived at Indianola last spring and are
now kept at this post. 1t has been Sc
lected by him as the best adapted to
that service for which he intends them.
When we arrived they were grazing.
some two miles distant, attended by
the Arabs who have charge of them,
when Major Wayne very kindly sent out
and had them driven in for our inspec-
tion. There are altogether thirty-two,
including some young ones, and all are
in excellent health and seem to be doing
we'll.
Tne males are kept separate from the
females in the coryell. and when all
were housed, and we had examined them
carefully, accompanied by Major Wayne
who gave US avery interesting account of
their habits and peculiarities, he ordered
one of them to be led out and loaded as
if for a journey. After kneeling to re-
ceive the pack saddle-a most cumbrous
load of itself, but the same as are used
in the country from which they came
a load OF corn was placed on the animals
back, suffi cient for two mules to draw in
a wagon, with which he started off at a
good round pace. A dromedary was
next led out, which is the saddle
animal of the camel, and after kueeling
to receive the saddle, he was mounted by
an Arab, who started off across the prai.
rie, at a pace which seemed to me not
much short of two forty lick. This
pace they can keep up fpr hours in sue
cession, travelling with perfect ease from
eighty 10 one hundred miles per day
They can also subsist for several days
without water. and their adsptability to
the frontier service for which they are
designed, is now matter beyond doubt.
Major Wayne informed me that he had
forty more animals coming out. and he
is now building stable in which they
will be kept, which he expects to get I'm
ished before the cold weather sets in.
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ready for emergency. Mr.. Sherman
having dagger and brace of shall pis-
tols loaded with balls, in case of terri
bic necessity"
There wasa glass window in the cub
board, which had been whitened over
Mr.. Sherman had. however, scraped
enough away to see what took place in
the room. Mrs. Rhodes having bid them
good night, undfessed-and was about
stepping into bed, when her husband en-
tered her chamber-he was in high
spirits. BY provoking accident he
placed his swinging mirror right against
the door, SO that Mrs. Sherman could
not watch his proceeding. They were
consequently obliged to trust to their
sense of hearing"
"Just as they expected, he commenc-
ed his opportunities, 10 swaddle her with
the roll of tape; as was agreed, she re-
luctantly consented. Then there was e
silence-at last faint hy sterical laugh
then suppressed scream. In the i'm
pulse, the two Shermans rushed out,
threw down the swing dressing glass
Mr.. Rhodes looked absolutely transfxed
with terror and astonishment. What a
spectacle met their eyes Every limb
was completely bound round with the
strips of linen, so that she lay as power.
less as marble statute; she was in vio-
lent Mysteries. Sherman saw at glance
the villainy, and seized the murderer
The noise brought the servants, into
whose charge the miscreant was given,
and magistrate sent for. 1t appears
that he had by applying irritation to the
soles of his unhappy victims, produced
paralysis Of the brain-there they laid
quiet at the monsters mercy, while he il
fact 'tickled them to DEATH" Mrs. Sher
man unbound the poor lady, and she
was placed in bed, and slowly recover.
ed-althOugh her reason was ever after
wards affected.
The murderer poisoned himself before
the magistrate came. Then the myste-
ry of the death OF his former wives was
explained, and there is little doubt, had
his last wife not had aid so near, that il
short time she would herself have beer
silent in death. This mode of death ac-
counted for that peculiar grinning smile
on their countenances. That any being
could be so merciless as to stand and
slowly put any person to death in SC
iendish manner, shows a depravity
which is seldom met with"
Here Horne closed, and calling fol
another mug of ale, he swallowed it in
one draught.