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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-14

a Reliable Hair Dys.-why has no one succeed
ed in making reliable Hair Dye except wv. A. BNTcHEIonf
Because they would avoid cares the thought the time.
patience and labor necessary Others by cuts would
buy reputation they cannot iu and by certificates of
feed chemists and newspaper bravao fight their way
notoriety. But Industry its reward" Witness the
invincible reputation of WA. A. BAToHELoR's HAIR
DYE made and sola or applied. I'm private roomsl 2Ss
Broadway, n. Y.
soldby T. a. LOGAN 4 CO.,
ian2s-1m Bridge Corner Druggists.
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NV YoRE, Oct. s, 1854.
PROF. o. ]. wOOD-Dear Sir After reading the ndver-
tisement in the New Journals your celebrated
Hair Restorative procured halfpin bottle, and
much pleased continued its for two months
satisfied Is preparation before the public
1t Mt once removed pleasant itching from
the scalp restored my hair naturally, and have
doubt permaT emily
You permission refer all who entertain
doubt It's performing all that Is claimed for it.
MISS FEEKs, 25X Greenwich Az.
used Professor o. Woods Hair Restorative and
have admired wonderful 1t restored hair
where it had fallen on cleans the heal renders the
hair soft and smooth-much than oil.
MARY A. ATKINSON.
Louisville, November i, 1883.
o. j. WOOD CO., Proprietor, s12 BroadWay, n. Z. and
III Market ST., St. Louis.
e53-Por sale in Wheeling by
dee4-omanw l. p" HO'E'" : ID bridge Corner.
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George n. Cats,
Ia chanesry

John c. Canpbt u and otheTy "a s.rs.r
Nv virtue Of a decree pronounced IN me aIotssa Iss
n, he August Term the Aforesaid Court IN the
he ndersigeI Sheriff said county 70 ssh
on the 2sh day Of March 1s5s at te Ion tbs nm
and proceedings mentioned the same ioas lots IN s
called the HGlass House property The sag yl q e
to the highest bidder, on credit o. SIX I'm
with good surety, the payment OF me
s.i,snts. and the title retained until the purchase
staIiIs i ~ ~ - - HARRISON C0NSELL,
tnS S1io p ~ le Sheriff Brooke Co.
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Roman rye BaIsnm.-Ror week and inaamed


BtSsuAArrox january 9Th, 1881.
Messrs. A. B. D. sands-GentIemen: Your Roman Eye
Baisam which recommended my daughters
has acted them like charm. Her which
had several months very much swollen and In
famed, weeks of the BaIsam, perfectly
cured and we'll as ever Yours truly, n. Policy.
Prepared sold by A. u. D. SANDS Druggists, leo
Fulton Street, New York. EEf
Sold also by ]. H. oRuSIBAoKER.
Sold also by Druggists generally. teb1O-lw-d&w
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Important Notice.

IMPORTANT Notice.
pETNG DESTROYS OF selling my large stock French
ID Brandes, French and German Wines, Imported Whis-
keys and Domestic Liquors Of all kinds Also large
the best imported Cigars, and different other artcIes-I
hereby inform my customers and the public sell
from date for CAsu ONLY, Wholesale and retail, very
reduced price, and cheaper than other
afford. II person should be willing buy my
Will the price cost-pree
Persons knowing themselves indebted to requested
to call and SETTLE CONRAD STROBEL,
No. III Main street.
Near the Wire Suspension Bridge.
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A GARD 70 THE LADIES.

A GARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPoNce's GOLDEN FESIAPE PILLS are infal
BILE in removing stOppages Irregularities the
These Pills nothing new by Doc
tor many years. both France Americas with
paraee success every case and he urged by many
thousand them the Pills pub
lIc the alienation suffering from any Irregular
tiles whatever, well preventive ladies whose
health will not permit increase Of family Pregnant fe-
males themselves So cautioned
against using these Pills. proprietor
spOnsbty after the above admonon although their mild
would prevent any injury health;
Pills recommended. Directions accompany each box
Price ~. Sold Wholesale and retail by
LAUGHLINs 4 BUsHFIELD,
GenTAgents for Ohio county, No % Monroe st.
AIsoror sale by t. II. LOGAN co.
Bridge Corner Druggists.
All addressed above General Agents
they will supply ProprcOrs prices, and send
the Pills conhdentiay ladies by mall by enclosing 81
either, at the Wheeling Post-oface.
N. B-Dr Duponcos Golden Pills, signature 81 Dupon-
coz every box; other genuine Ror particulars get
Circular of Agents. ap25Iy
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Panoes, Melodeons Straphnes and Accordeons, tuned
and repaired and all other kinds of instruments, generally
with neatness and dispatch
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-14

EAMPTON'S T1NCTURE
HI WILL CURE DYSPEPSIA.
-N WILL CURE COUGH.
HAMPToNs TINCTURE
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM.
HAMPToNs TINGTURE
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE.
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE NEURALGIA.
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE SPINAL DISEASE.
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE
WILL INvIGoRATE.
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE LOW SRIRITS.
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE,
Wherever used has been successful CURING DISEASE
a Sar o DISEASES OF Ray wo and CHILDREN
GE2EAT REMEDY, and shOlld he used in family.
Mr.. VIZ HIGH.
No. 1875 souTH PACN STREET. BALTIMORE
'4''' y SIX sDR NJ 81 SPR1K1IT,
No. % REGISTER STREET, BALTTNoRE,
Host dreadful case e rofa Of year,, stqndiia0, lost
4s Ss q sSF' $cS isf zi''e zsae e Ss''4
No. $50 Baltimore st.
N'' eGss s y. 1 s sfsa al IL E a's' N3'
HEREDITARY SGROFULA
boy in the family Of the Hon. W. P. Thomasson once
member q Congress from ksn.a s5s Ts o Of
ing the eyeballs produce blindness lie
cured by IamGton's Vegetable fetal T JEE s
DYSPEPSIA,
Mr. WIN. Oldham OF Baltimore eustom-house, suffered
these complaints for is months with body and mind
severely ELECTED He cured by Hampton's Vegetable
COUCH, COINSUNPTT0M dec.
Mr. Henry G. Winn had Cough years-great weak
ness ete all, i've six physicians; tried all the
H4MPToSSS TEGEZ1BLE TINCTERE
We0PpenI to orr best known Cittzensl
mi IL 1S6fEsz6RfR o.
THE SUMMER ITS DISEASES THE REM
EDY AT HAND.
HAMPTON9Sl VEGETABLE TLNCTDRE|
this medicine in Cholera Morbus, Diarrha and Deeases
OF the Bowels incident season. nvigprates the
stomach bowels and renders the system great assist
in combating the approach Of indeed al forms Of
HAMPT0DS VEGETABLE 7XNGTURE,
By Its mild action the stomach liver and kidneys win
4fectionS, Paths 81 he Back, Side, and Breast Con
sumption SerotEd, RheE1lLfsi. GOuf NeHrdL1tG Ets
ttld Pss. BoIoel 6OpLliats, Worms and HerpoHs De-
DELIC4TE dHTLDRES,
One bottle will prove superior virtue.
as d FEMALE MEDICINE
Harnpton's Tneure be exceled As beautfyfug
agent superior Of the cosnetcs OF the day,
producing beautiful clear skim and giving to the cheeks
and elasticity which gives all Who enjoy health such grace
and beauty.
Chronic or Periodical Nervous Sick Headache OF long
standing has been cured by as an tnFlgoEator ana re-
storatve where gentle stiulant Is wanted, believe
superior cordials before the public the
Youth and 0ld A0e, the Single and Married. We 0her the
most valuable remedy
Gall and "a PanFSlets gratis. and cures.
For sale by II. II Logan q Co., wheeling, Gen
Sold 81 MORTIMER MowBRAY,
so Baltimore 81, Baltimore,
and sess RFuadxay, y. 7.
EPHee 81 per bottle. fsa1e-
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RI AMOS.

r AM receiving and keep constantly hand large Stack
i of the celebrated HALLET, DAVIS & CO.S PTANOES.
Also, complete assortment OF MELoDEoNS and sEllA-
PHIEEs from the celebrated manufactures Of carhart
Nctlham A. p. Hughes. Also, SPLENDID Gothic Or
gu style Churches Lecture Rooms, with four stops
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nRT LaN.nanm RITrRR.

We have received another certificate out of Grand Rap
ids, Michigan, dated 18th June, 1883.
PErER DGxE notIander desires to publish in the
suesbode, that the Holland Bters entirely cured of
Indigestion, Debility, with which suffered all
the spring Peter Dane Is Eruteal to the propretOrs of
this great remedy, takes this way of recommending
to ILLS countrymeu. IQuTNTUs,
I'd. Ste6oygaa 8en,os6oIe, saeboy0aR, Wis.
oAurToxl-Be careful to ask for Barhave's Holland
Btters. The popularity this medicine induced
many limitations, which the public guard against
purchasing.
~ sold at 81 per bottle. hotties for s. by the
proprietors, BENJAMlN PAGE, in. Co.
Manufacturing Pharmaeeusts Chemists, Pittsburgh,
Pa; and by LAUGHLLMS& BUSHFIELD,
feb12-1w-daw wheeling, Va.
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THEFARMER'S GUIDE

TO sc1Exr1PIc AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE.
by HESEI SrEPaESs, p r. s. Of Elnburgh, and the is
P. NOKroS, Professor Of Scientific Agriculture IA ilf
College, New Haven avols. Royal 0ctaYo. leNPiss'
and numerous Wood and Steel EngraVings
This confessedly, the most complete work A'4-
ture published and Ia order To give Il Wider e-
ton the publishers have resolved TO reduce the price
Five Dollars for Ihe Two Volumes!
the price viii be 81 To every other part the Uach
TO Canada (post paid, GO. Tas sc1rE Is Sof hs -
Book OF lie Eiiyzn.'
Remittanees for any OF the above publications shoaAA
ways be addressed, postpaid to the PlblishFrS,
LEONARD SCOTT CO.
dec30 No. 81 Gold Street, New Yet
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ssHOID YOUR JAWin

HO14D YOUR sJANSt'
"SAHdEoSTTAH,' Indian maiden, was the original
compounder Of the "BALsAS1 OF LIvERwoRT HOAR-
HOUNDS remedy which has received the appreciation
many this city It's efficacy curing Coughs Colds
Hoarsehess, &C., &C. Sold by
Il. H. LOGAN 90.
General Agents.
ROr sale in Centre Wheeling By
febIO REED ( KRAFT.
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In connection with the above keep the largest stock
the Western country of the following goods Solns VIC
nceoes Double Dasses Guitars, Danioes, Tambornes,
Flnnaes Accordeons, Flutes, Ffe Fageoles, Clarnetts
Drums etc In fact keep every article belonging to the
Music business,
p s.-Brass Bands supplied with instruments at short
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FAsmosABLE PARriEs.-The last number of
tile New York Express is down upon fashionable
parties, and to our mind shows them up in prop
er light. Not fashionable, as such, but the way
they are attended. For lnstance-the invita-
lions are sent, and not soul comes before 10
O'Clock q, night At twelve; supper comes-an
hour is spent at the table, and then on full ston-
achs, and drowsy brain, heated by artificial
stimulants, the dance begins. At 3 o'clock in
the morning, the party breaks up, and the young
ladies and gents start for home. An hour more
is spent then in dismissing their company, and
getting ready for bed, which position is gained
just about the time day is breaking. fashion
n6le lady in New York has determined to set
her influence against this CUSTOM and has had
her Invitations printed, to "cOme at eight, and
depart at twelve" The article of the Express
concludes thus, and it is pointed commentary;
This is not only destructive to health, but to
the morale of young girls. Nevertheless, many
:. mother in this city permits daughter to stray
home at o'clock or 8 o'clock 4. M.-without
her, or a father ., OF brothers protection-and
rs she best can; and then that mother wonders
afterwards, that thus neglected daughter strays
off with the first tempting, wandering yagabond
that asks her Common decency, if not COM
mon sense, would here seem to demand a reform.
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EWtycIPATIos IN MISSOURI will be seen

EMAyoIPATIoN IN MlssoURf.-lt VII be seen
by the article which we publish in another col
unu, that the pructicability of some scheme of
emancipation is becoming living, exciting and
practical question with the Missouriaus. In the
Legislature, among the people, in the papers,
and every where in the State, either mutter
or some loud talk isheard upon the subject The
Missouri Democrat, organ of the Benton party,
lead the way; the Christian Adroeate, organ of
the Methodist denomination in that State, fol-
lowed after, and now comes the Se'ea, organ of
the American party. Here we have ina tripar-
lite alliance of two powerful political parties in
that State, and the influence of numerous re-
ligious denomination. Let the issue result as
it will, it is matter of no small interest. even
among the many exciting questions of the day.
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SHEIN1, NIIlSIG-


constantly receiving and keep on hand large and
choice collection of Sheet Music. Also Instruction Books
for every KIM OF Instruments now In use.
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In all the principal Cities and Towns, these works ~
delivered, FREE or POSTAGE. When sent By mall 9;
PosTAGE to part Of the United States win be bat Wen
Iy-fouF Gents ye1r for 'RIackwoOd, and bai FoaF'
teen Gents a year for each Of the Reviews
n. B. Tie price IN GrS1t Beit1iR Of tAs Rre Psnis
rfILa lLLlra nlfllaa lLlannf AL M. frnttll-
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dNIIAEO&Y.
ZOO l ssSip AiS ti''o'' JAS n. DILLON

Ii persons having claims against the ssTeTa fire
paIes OF the city requested to he the same win
the chairman committee on Fire on or
before the th of February None will he entertained by
tLe committee after the above date. J. ~ BlChEL,
~ Chairman OF Com. on Fire Dep;
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AdIseount Of twenty-five per cent. from the above P
will be allowed CLUES ordering copies ~
one OF the above works. Thus: Pour eopts q
Lakewood, or Of onf Review, will be sent toone Adtes 2
and so
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-20

AZ an agricultural meeting held al In
lianapolis. during the Indiana State Fair.
he subject of Chinese Sugar Cane was
discussed. .--Mr Rab Of Ohio county.
ludisna, detailed his experience with
his cane:
He said that he had been one Of those
who had no oon6dence In its success. but
had raised 1t, In manufacturing moIa>es.
he used ,'ider press to crush the cane
which answered. very good purpase for
experimenting. but did not extract the
juice entirely H. was saisfet that
good cane would yield 800 gallons to the
acre. He had mtle ita at different s,ares
# ripeness OF tho cane: had cut 10 i've
weeks in succession. and the riper 10 was
the richer the juice. Five and half gal-
Ions Of this would yield about one gallon
{ molesses us had found IL difieul, 70
Keep the syrup from burning, rs he boiled
20 In common kettles; but he Thought ,here
would bs no dgnger 10 prophrlv cnnstruo.
u psns where the fire would strike the
bottom only, and not the sides. Ina ket
10 with l2 inches Of depth Of the juice.
here wou rise a scum Of 3 inches ON
he tOp This had to be taken of, and
,e had used both lime and soda 90 neu-
Wlize the acid. but he thought these un.
necessary. They made the mohsses Of
dark color. His best and lightest color,d
he had made by raising the SCUM with
gradual beat alone White ofeggs beaten
he used to clarity the syrup, The a
mount Of juice ex'racted was about go
lbs. TO every 100 0of the olno The blades
he stripped of by Knocking them with
stick. before he cut the canes The blade,
and tops he had fed to milk COWS, and
their yield Of milk had been inofcas.
ed st least one-Gllh, and the butter
WIS ,more yellow In order to tesr
-gbNlhr the juice would fermeut In the
cane, after berBgcut, he. ~ H. syaRding
40 hours in hot sun, aud could pefosiye'
no change init. He had also let the Juice
stand 10 bours before boiling, aud had
made as good molasses from it as any 9th.
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Arrival OF tue star Of the West.

New YoRK. Nov. 4.-The steamship
Star of the West, from Aspinwall, arrived
here this morning, Her general adyices
were anticipated by the arrival Of the
Quaker City. from Havana, with the Cal
ifornia mails transferred az that port.
The Star Of the West, from Aspinwall,
brings 81 $4,000 in specie. and dates
from San Francisco to the 10th ult., six
days later than received by the Quaker
City. The specie is principally consign.
od as follows: Wells, Fargo & Co, So
10000; American Exchange Bank. 81
81 600; Robb, Hallet d Co., Sl74,OOO.
The rainy season hal commenced in
California,
Col Fremont has purchased the Meroed
and Mariposa Canal.
Additional murders had been commit
tod by the Washington Territory Indiana.
and the citizens were arming for their de-
Tense.
The dates from Panama are to the 10Th
ult. The shock Of an earthquake was lell
there on the 18th ut., also at Lola and
Quito. At the former place a number Of
houses and churches were DESTROYED.
Political affairs in Peru ars unchanged.
Rafael Eculsnte has been elected Presi-
dent Of Costa Rica
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-20
Salmon p. Chase. !. His Popularity

''How does Chase siand9' as Chase
elected Governor?" What Is Chase's
maiorily9" These and similar questions
seemed to be in the mind Of every Re.
publican that we met during the uncer.
tainty pending the contest for Governor
last week, For the time being, our friend
did not seem TO have it in their thoughts
that there was another Republican on the
State ticket TO be elected or defeated -
The success Of Chase appeared to be up.
permost in the minds Of oil the faithful;
aud the way our sJay-at-home friends re-
ceived their pnathemas we do not like 80
tell, and hope may never hear again.
Our Republican friends appeared to
imagine that the success Of Chase was
beyond doubt--thossand Of them
thought their votes were not necessary to
secure his election. and did not 90 to the
polls; and when repor placed the qucs
ton Of his success in extreme doubt, the
popularity Of our gallnt standard bearer
manifested itself in the anxiety depicted
on their countenancos, and in the thou
sand and one questions, like the above
which we were expected to answer,
Salmon p. Chase to-day. as a man and
a statesman, stands head and shoulders
above his oompeers. His popularity has
not waned in the least. Since ,he days
Of Gen. Harrison no good man in any Que
canvass has received SO muoh personal
abuse, OF has had his opinions and act,
so foully misrepresented as has fallen to
the lot Of Gov Chase in the contest lust
closed, and yet. with 10000 or more OF
his political friends absent from the polls.
he has achieved a triumph, the moral eff
feet Of which will be felt from one end OF
the Union to the other. and increase his
popularity among Republicans every
where. Ia our own county, under ex.
treme adverse circumstances near
500 Republicans away from the polls;
amid all this vituperation and misrepre
seutation, and a canvass accompanied
with local questions and local jeaiousies
sufficient to crush out the energies Of any
party-amid all these draw backs, Chase
comes out of the contest with more votes
than he received in 1855 for the same Of
fee; sud we are confident that, under IN.
yorauF.c circumstances, the little county
'Qf AthSls eau give him 900 or 900
majority.
In Hamilton county alone Gov. Chase,
at the late election, received .3O8 more
votes thar were cast for him two years
ago; and we are warranted in saying thar
where he has met with losses, it can be-
shown that the falling of, as a general
thing has been caused by the tardness Of
his friends, and not owing to the popular.
ity of his opponent or the principles he
represents athens MESSENGER.
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counterfeit Halves and Qdarters-Look
OntiOT Them.

In these stringent specie times, it is
we'll enough to look to the kind of soin
offered. The counlerfeiters are taking
advantage of the position Of financial mat
ters, and the discrediting Of nearly all
kinds Of paper currency, to Operate with
their bogus money On Saturday. no
less than five counterfeit halves and quar-
ters were offered AZ the grocery store of
Mr. Smith, on Western Row. One milli-
ner in the same neighborhood took two
or three bogus quarters and we hear Of
several other instances. The coin is but
fairly executed, and may be readily de-
teeled on examination The anxiety TO
get hold Of silver, however. makes our
dealers little careless as 20 its quality.
Cincinnati is not the only place these ras.
Gals win opperate just now. Other towns
and cities will no doubt be violimized to
a greater or less extent, as the rougues
happen 70 be successful in escaping detec
tion.- Gin. Gazette.
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BoNtq.


NJ ". r. rAnoR.
Miss Kitty on the sofa sat
With Harvey Vane, and close at that
When lol tho clock gave warningl
And Kitty said' "oh, deary me,
|, cannot be, II cannot be,
Two O'Clock in the morningp
Without, the white moon watched the earth
Within, the rcd hre danced with mirth;
The lovers checks adornng
With glow made crimson by the press
Theit lips had made. in sweet caress,
At two O'clock in the morning.
viii not tell what words were saidi
How Harry's heart held Kitty's hoad,
Parental caution soorning.
I only know singular sound
The cosy chamber walls went round,
At two o'clock ia the morning.
And thus u was, so twill be;
Such scenes the pensive mo n will see,
Aud mantle clocks give warning,
To ltgging youth and loving maid,
Who have the parting hour delayed,
Till two O'Clock In the morning,
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PHTLADELpHIA, Nov. 4.--Richard A. Car
ter President Of the Anthracite Bank Of
Tamaeua, was shot dead this evening ia
the parlor Of the ST. Lawre0ce Hotel, by
Thos Washington Smith. Of Cecil Coun-
". Nd Smith hred drst four balls from
his revolver. and TWO after Carter fell on
the door Carter WIS q middle-aged man.
wealthy. aud had a family Smith il aged
80. and was labonng under great excite
ment. Carter had accused Smith Of the
seduction Of ward OF adopted daughter
Of his. Smith states that be met the girl
at boarding school and married her.
He subsequently, discovered that she had
been the mistress Of Carter She had a
child four months after marriage. The
shooting was in revenge Smith was ar
rested and Is waiting a hearing at the
Mayors OHicos
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A Coon REASON WIZ Man SHOULD
Nor DE SENT 70 rHE PESITESrrARY "A
few weeks ago an Irishman who had been
v, gelating in the lower part Of the State
was tried and convicted for stealing. aud
was sentenced TO the Penitenuary 10 Lhis
city for the term Of ten vars. On beng
asked by the Judge what reason he had
TO assign why SEN enee should not be pro-
nomced upon him according to law. the
Hbernian replied;
WELL yer honor. I'm good dimecrai;
yer houors dimeerat, an' the jury Is All
dimeorals, an be the pipers, the d.
no nothins themselves couldn't have ira ed
me wussP
Pats piaa was greeted with loud ap
plause. bat was not considered good -
when last heard Of he was on the poinl
Of making his entrance into the State
prison, protesting al the time that the
Jury was composed Of disguised mo Moth
ms Frankfort { Ky J Commonwealth