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Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-25

STATE AnTs1y UF oz AEkANsAs' Esanof1 ss.
 In the Circuit Court of the county of Carroll and on the Chanccry side thereof, in vacation, the Sth day of August, 1857. R.,tail Patty, Complainant.
 vs. Bill for Divorce.
 Martha E. Patty, Defendant
 X ND now on this day Raffail Patty, by his A solicitor, John Haggin. and haviug filed his bill for divorce against the said Martha E. Patty, and the same time the said complainant filed his affidavit with his said bill alleging that the said defendant is resident of the State of Arkansas-t is therefore ordered by the clerk of said court in vacation that the said defendant be notified of the pendency of this suit And it is further ordered that the said defend ant be and appear before the Judge of said in chancely sitting, at court to be holden the
 fifth Monday after the fourth Monday August next, on the fourth day of said term and plead. demur to said compliments bill, for in default there of, said bih of complaint will be taken confessed, and decree entered accordingly-and it is further ordered that copy of this order be published in the True Democrat the number of times and within the time prescribed by law. Done in vacation the Sth day of August, 1857.
 GEO. c. GORDON, Clerk, per k. c. CRUMP, D. c. A true copy from the record. Attest: GEO. C. GORDON, Clerk, per E. c. CRuMP, D. c. Aug. IS, '5T 2w Cost of adv. $5 50.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-25
" ANEEll.

E lBERAL prices will be paid by me for five or Az SIX field lands to pick cotton this fa from now until Christmas Persons having hands to hire will call on my over-eer at my place ten miles below, or at the store of Mir. A. J. Hut, Little Rock
 Aug. II. '57 tf WALTER | LEAK
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-25

Or The Worcester Spy says that Theodore Parker will be obliged to leave his pulpit soon on account of his failing health. If Theodore were compelled to leave the world at the same time he does the pulpit, it wouldn't set the world back any.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-25

To all whom these presents shall come, Greeting "IHEREAS, it has been made known to me that w on the 24th July, in the county of Jefferson, murder committed upon the body of Joseph Ezell by certain William Graves. who has fled from justice, and is now running at large.
 Now, therefore, I, JOIN R. HAMPTON Governor of the State of Arkansas by virtue of the authority in me vested. do hereby offer reward of two hundred dollars, to any person who may apprehend the said William Graves, and deliver him to the Sheriff of the said county of Jefferson, in order that justice in that behalf may be had and executed.
 In Testimony Whereof, Ihave hereto r, =, set my hand, and caused the seal of said l| ''I State to be affixed, at Little Rock, on
 the 4th day of August, A. D. 1857. By the Governor: JNO. k. HAMPTON. DAVID B. GREER, Sec'y qf Slate.
 DEsoRIPTIoN-s William Graves is about 3o years old-5 feet, 8 or inches high-stout built-auburn hair lively disposition, very fond of dancing talkative." lS-4w
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-25
IRON! IRON!! IRON,,,

IRON! IRON!! IRON!!! f,OAf mon Bar, Round, Flat, Square. Hoop. Band m fact; all kinds of Iron. for sale on the best terms can be had in the State. Apply to June l6, '57 A. l. HUfT Main street
 ALSO
 splendid assortment of every description of Cast ings, Odd Lids. Iron Wedges, Traces, Plow Points scythes and Cradles, Mill Saws Grubbing oes Broad Axes, etc., etc. A. l. H
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-25
ARLOR, COOK AND HALL STOVES.

N BDNDER has just received by steamers Tucker U. and Arkansas, a large lot of Fancy Parlor and isl Stoves 22 Oval six-plate Stoves; Ten plate side Stoves; Long Hall Stoves; Diamond Parlor; Magnolia Stove; Home Parlor Stoves; g Franklin Stoves bundles Boiler Iron; 10 kegs assorted Nails; l keg Horse-sh Nails; Hand Hammers. Wedges. Smiths Tongs: Coffee Roasters, Waffle Irons, Ham Boilers;
 etc., etc. etc July 2l. 1857.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-25

TO ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That on Monday, " the 18th day of March. 1854 John w. Moreland | purchased, at a sale of lands for on-payment of taxes made by John c. Peay, Sheriff of the county of Pulaski Arkansas, by authority of and according to law: Part ot the Sufh Ue.t 1uarter Of Sfil10 25
 z6'onshi0 N%,th qf Raage II Wet. cSntqigipq go acres ty1@g an sad county g Pulaski, for the of thirty seven dollars and fourteen cents; and on the 2'th ot November 1855 received from said sheriff deed of conveyance in due form of law of that date | therefor.
 That on the 18th d2y of February. 1857, the said | John W. Moreland by deed of that date convey ed the said tract of land to tie undersigned David F. Shall.
 That on Monday, the l4th day of March. 1855 John w. Moreland purchased. at a sale of lands for non payment of axes made by John C. Peay sheriff of said county of Pulaski by authority of and ac- cording to law the Suh ' est tH. quarter w Sectim, 25, f Ih7cnskiD North ta Range il Uest contain- ing aae tyiHg ia sail corHty for the sum of two dollars and fifty cents; and received from said sheriff
 certificate ot purchase in due form of law, of that date therefor, which certificate of purchase the said l Moreland on the 18th day of February 1857, duly assigned to the undersigned David F. shall. That in May, 1851 the undersigned ns the assignee of said MoTel.nd. received deed of conveyance da ted May 2th 1851. for said tract of land, from the then sheriff of said county.
 That on Monday. the 10th day of March. i356 Gordon N. Peay and John D. Amos purchased, at a sale of lands for non payment of taxes. made by John C. Peay, Sheriff of said county. by authority of and according to law, the residue ,f tte Snth Hea q,ta,ter o Sectiop 25 of 21wnsEiD North in Range II Hest, emtGiping 90 gfng tn saM comfy, for the sum of ten dollars and fifty nine cents; and re- ceived certificate of purchase from said sheriff, in due form of law. of that date therefor which certi fcate of purchase, the said Peay and Amos, the 24th day of February, ls57 duly assigned to the un dersigned, David F. Shall.
 That in May. lS57 the undersigned, as assignee of said Peay and Amos received deed of conveyance dated May l2th, 1857 for said tract of land from the then sheriff of said county.
 Now therefore. all persons who set up any right to the iand purchased to any part thereof in consequence of any inflmaty, or any irreguariy or Hlegaty connected with such sales ny said sheriff hereby called upor to show at the first term of the Pulaski Chancery Court to be held in and for the county of Puaski in which said land is situate, six months after the publication of this notice, why the sales so made shall not be confirmed pursuant to petition to be filed by in said court for that pur pose DAVID r. SHALL.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-25
AN AFT making Appropriations for the Con

of Military Roads in Oregon Territory
 be II enacted, etc. That the Allowing sums of money be and the same are hereby appropriated for the completion of military roads now in the course of construction in the Territory of Oregon to wit: flor the completion of the road from Astoria to Sa- lem; ,he snm of sloooo for the completion of the road from Myrtle Creek to Camp Stewart tbe snm of s3o ooo and for the compe'ian of the road from Myrtle Creek too Scottsburg. the sum of s30 900: the same to be done under the direction of the Se cretarv of War.
 APPROVED, March g. 1857
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-25

So VI f' IFINt NEN.7 HAVING entirely closed out my first stock of Il Goods, have now just received new stock to present to my numerous friends and customers con sistng in part of
 An asst of Nansooks. all qualities and prices; Plain Swiss and Jaconets;
 Fancy Lawns;
 White and figured Brlliants:
 piece elegant Black Dress Silk; '' Black Alpacas;
 An asst of very rich embroidered Collars. Under
 sleeves Edging- elc
 Two pieces " French Dncals ' new style of very Rich Silk and Worsted Dress Goods: 70 pieces low price Plaid Muslin. for Underskirts; 57 pieces asst Caicoes, Ginghams etc all for unpre cedented low prices. at KINNEARS Juiv 11 Well known new stand on Main st.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-25

pY Steamer s. II. Tucker, direct from Cincinnatti IS and New York. July l4th. 1857. Rosewood Sociables; Double Walnut Lounges; Dining and Tea Tables; Crockery.; 25 bbis. D. K. WhisNey; Long Whalebones; Cotton Giugham and Silk Umbrellas; Prints; Fine Goats and Vests White and Fancy
 Shirts, Byron Collars: Shoes;
 Ladies Elastic and
 Enameled Belts;
 Ladies and Gents Silk and Cotton Hose. Lower t. an ever for Cash trouble for Filkins ,o show Goods now. Remember that he warrants every article. L. Nj. FILKINS& & co. July l4 '57. Old stand of D. Bender.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-25

r Ile Dssectlng Rooms will be opened on the 18th VI OcGooer or earlier, if Students are in attendance gnu oesl.e It. Clinical instruction will be oiven Gay Ill the wards of the Charity Hospital and three 'iines nS a week at the College Dispensarv
 m me college Is located within thirty steps of the iospltai an advantage not possessed by any other College in this country The Faculty of this Institution are anonost the 1hiy elected Visiting Physicians and Surgeons of the SShanIy Hospital, and, according to late Act of the elate Legislature shall at all times have free access U '9 hospital for the purpose of atfordng to their uliis practical illustration of the subjects they
 The great aim of this Institution is not only to thoroughly indoctrinate the Student of Medicine in lectures, but, by drilling him day the bedside of the sck man, to send him forth at once qualified to recognize and to treat Disease. For this great pur pose the Charity Hospital situated at our very door affords opportunities unequalled in this country.
 The Faculty can confidently assert that dissecting material Is more abundant in New Orleans than else where, and that Practical Anatomy will be thor oughy taught m this Institution. Besides spacious, ventilated and well-ghted Dissectnp Rooms for the use of Students, large and we'll arranged Pr. NaIe lssectng Room is fitted up for the especial use of practitioners .who matriculate in this Institu ton. N ~ ~ The Professors will take pleasure in aiding the Stu elts delts to procure cheap and comfortable board and lodging.
 Amount of Fees for the full Course of
 . Lectures, .................... SlOs % naUrlcuaton Fee tpaid but once) ........ 5 co i1S DIs'9cu I'll rec 10 % Graduating Fee. ............. 95 O0 For any further information address
 E. D. FENNER, NJ. D., DeGn of he Faculty,
 No. Carondelet street.
 New Orleans May, 1856. A lm*
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-25

GUUDS. LUST opened, f GJ 10 doz- Claret, superior article for Table M |" Dicks Pale Ale, in Pints-Superior
 article.
 Fresh Oysters: i% gallon Cans Fresh Peaches. Low for cash at GEO. s. MORRISON'S. Iulv 0Sfb '5-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-25
To Advertisers,


To desiring to advertse the True Democrat sny presents stronger inducements than paper the It has by far the largest subscription ist-s generally read in county With list of nearly fonr thousand regular subscribers is read by less g - ten thousand persons week. The True Democrat therefore presents to the public the medium adver ,;.;nn-the m
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-25

BARAGE. A sMALL lot for sale Cheap for Cash. >July IA 1857. MRS. JONES.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-25
Received Per Late Arrivals.
DRY GOODS

Received Per Late Arrivals. \ Full assortment of Tin and Queensware by Il July 2S '57 D L. O'CONNELL & co.
 DRY GOODS. l00 PIECES assorted Prints; AOO 10 Brilliant,;
 g {" Lawns and Mnsns; ewiss. Bobinets. Brown and Green Barege Ladies Nd Gents fine Linen and Linen Cambric Handkf's. All of which will be sold very low at
 O'CONNELL & cos Vheap Cash store, next door to Hut & Pope's, July 2s 57 Main Street.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-25
FOR SALE.

E W. MORROW. L. L. BOONE G. D. HICKMAN. THE undersigned having purchased the store for l merly owned by Messrs Tate CS Moore on the method of informing their former prtrons well he citizens generally of Little Rock and surrounding auntIy. that intend to continue the Mercantile business in all its various branches, at said stand where 1t shall be our utmost effort to please all both N regards quality and prices that may be disposed favor with a call. We offer our present stock at reatly reduced prices, wish to make room for aaayy fall supplies.
 MORROW, BOONE & co. Little Rock ,Tulv 9l 1857
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-25

AN ACT to amend the twenty eighth Section of the Act "f Congress appro> ed the thirJeth of Au gust one thousand eight hundred apd torty-two. entitled !. An Act to provide Revenue from Imports and to change and modify existing Laws imposing Dulcs on Imports and for other Purposes r-prs- mbtlng the Importation of obscene and indecent Artees, so as more etectually to accomplish the Purposes for which that provision was enacted.
 be It enacted, etc. That the twenty eighth section of the act of Congress approved the thirieh of Au- gust, lo42 ani chttlci, An act to provide revenue from imports, and to change and modify existing laws imposing duties on imports, and for other tur- poses" be amended as follows:
 The importation of all indecent or obscene articles nrnts painting> Autographs cngravings, images ngnfes dagqerrotypes photographs. and transparen- whatever or any. part thereof, ill which any such articles are contained, shall be admitted to entry articles shall compose part are hereby declared I to be liable to be proceeded against seized and forfeited by due course of law and the said articles shall be forthwith destroyed.
 APPROVED, March g. 1857.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-25
AN ACT to establish Agusta in the State of Geor-

AIN ALI to establish Agusta in the State of Geor-
 gla, Port of Delivery.
 ~ Be it enacted etc, That Augusta, in the State of Georgia within the collection district of Savannah be and the same is hereby declared to be port of delivery within the said collection district, and there shall be appointed surveyor of customs to res le at said port of Augusta who shall perform similar dutles towards, and in connection with the collector at the port of entry prescribed for surveyors of the ports of Pittsburg Wheeling Cincinnati Lon isvlle St Louis and Nashville, by the act of Con gross approved 2d March, 1881 being entitled An act allowing the duties on foreign merchandise i'm ported into Pittsburg, Wheeling. Cincinnati Louis vile, St. Louis, Nashville and Nachez to be secur ed and paid at those paces' the duties of the colec tor at Savannah in reference to all foreign merchn- dile entered for the port of Augusta. and to be shpped rom Savannah to Augusta either bv the river or railroad shall be the same Us those prscrib cd for the collector at New Orleans in r, ference to merchandise entered by importer or his agent there for the ports above mentioird in said act And Importations of foreign merchanlize to Augusta ,;,y be made through the port of Savannah in the same way and under like instructions restrictions pen aitIeS, and oleitures by the said act they are al lowed to be made to the places above mentioned through the port of New Orleans
 APPROVED. March < lS57
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-25
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODs!!

DAINTED Muslins of common and superior qualities, on hand and for sale by
 NEWBERN x HUGHES. July 2d. '57. East Main street.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-25
FLOUR! FEOUR!!

kfl BARRELS Illinois Flour. superior article re- w eelyed per steamer Rock City and for sale by ' July 2l, 1857 JAC6B HAWKINS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-25
TERMS OF ADYgg gyuslNg,

Transient advertisements will be inserted for per square, en lines es for the first and 50 cents for each subsequent insertion.
 Merchants advertising by the year will be charged 30. Professional cards and other adv one square, sl0 per annum.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-25
Som ma,hing for Carpenters.

.A , DOZ. # Isose new style Tool Racks E9 & D~ Saw Fi'es, Saws, Hatchets. Chees E1
 V Planes H. ,7mers, Compasses, and e-sz variety of other tools too numerous to mention. h store and for sale by
 July 2s '57 D. L. O'CONNFLL & co
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-25

Oo'ott,
 Hopital.
 HE rhegniar Course of Lectures in this Institution ha VIII commence on Monday, the 2d Noyem. "ef' 1897, and continue Five Months. FACULTY
 ERASMUS D. FENNER. NJ. D., Professor of Tbeo- " and Practice of Medicine. ''O- VI i''o- AIN n, aioN1 A. PENSION, M b., Professor of THOMAS PENISTON, NJ. D.. Prof. of Gin Mad c and Auscultation and Percussion SAMUEL IS CHOPIN M. D., Professor of Surgery. ioA:Ao AL L. CRA WCOUR, M. D.. Professor of Chem ITO ,S iStry M and Medical jurisprudence fio" AID SMITH, M. D., Professor of Materia Melica and Therapeutics. |" 'ohN M. w. FICTION. NJ. D., Professor of Diseases Of Women and Children. '''S D' WWARREN BRlCKELL, NJ. D.. Professor of CORNELIUS c. BEARD, NJ. D. Professor of Anatomy. VI THEODORE s. CLAPP, M.D., Adjunct Professor of Anatomy. "'o' ioio's'
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-25
JAMES w. MATHEWS A M

JAMES w. MATHEWS, A. M, Late of Shelby College, ky.) WILL open School for Boys. on the ISssy W hrst of September, in the build E5jzf ing on fthe grounds of St. Johns Colege.. McsST The course Of study to be such will thor &=-2J oughly prepare the student to enter College classes Suitable arrangements are being made for the accom- modation of pupils from distance which will secure them the continual oversight of the Principal of tine School; as they will eat at the table, and occupy the same sleePng apartments with him. Each pupil must furnish his desk and chair
 Terms.
 Tuition and incidental expenses per session of
 twenty y-one weeks. ..............S25 Oo Payments ere expected quarterly
 Communications by maIl or left at the bookstore ofI E. Reardon, will receive prompt attention REFfR To-tienl. W. F.. Ashley. W. E. Woodruff, esq, T. Tngg esq, R. l.. Dodge, NJ. D. K. A. Watkins NJ D.. Little Rock
 T. J. Thompson. esq.,, Swan Lake.
 Little Rock. Aug. 4 '57. lmt
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-25

LEVI OHAPMAN, -Hu8zeT. ED. CARTER, CZefk.
 HAVING undergone thorough repairs, eNsG+ A A will take her place in the above trade, sssasssssz the opening of navigation in the Fall and will continue to make regular trips from New Orleans to all points the Arkansas river through out the season. Having been built expressly for the Arkansas river and being of very light draught the >Dardanelle offers superior inducements to shippers
 .Ss~ All business entrusted to her will receive the best attention. Aug. IS, lS57 ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-25
D A R D A N ELLIE,

''S1 IS0Ss New Orleans and Arkam sas River Packet,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-25
FAYETTEVILLE FEMALEsEMTNARY


 J. T. BRADLEY, Clerk. Aug. U. la57 2W Cost of adv Sh
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-25
NEW ORLEANS
 OCdOOL OF MEnr(rNrr

''''"a'ea o" Conam5n Street, opposite ae Cha,it,
 Hospital
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-25
AN ACT to increase the Pay of the Officers of tf

Be 1t enacted. etc., That from and after the com mencement of the present fiscal year. the pay of each commissioned officer of the army including military sorekeepers, shall be increased S20 per month and that the communication price of officers subsistence shall be thirty cents per ration.
 2. That the Secretary of War be authorized on the recommendation of the council of administration to extend the additional pay herein provided to any person serving as chaplain, at any post Of the army APPROVED. February 2l, 1857.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-08-25
Seventy-Five Dollars Reward.

Aug. IS. '57. 2w Cost of adv. s 50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-15

TAKEN AT HIS WoED.-A French savan, of excel
lent heart, but somewhat eccentric, lately di.charv
I'd servant Another presented himself ana
when matters were nsarly settled, the gentleman
said:
Listen, my good fellow; am not unfair: but |
hate u waste worus. You mus, understand me- al
hut Fer example, when 1 say-o;ive me my
ra1ors, 10 shave me'-you must bring me at the
ssne tno warm wafer, sVsp, u napkin. in TACT, all
tue accessories VI tue toilet. Aud ~ with even
thing"
For some time all went on to a marvel and our
triend congratulated himself ON having SO excel.
lent u servant. ons day he felr ind,sposed, and
told his inan to go for the doctor, who lived few
steps on Que hour, two hours, passed away. No
pht siean, no servant. Finally NJ the end of three
houls. back cane The servant
Wen, SIT! what made you SO long time going
lot the doctor, who lives close ut hzno.'
ala FOL, Monsieur, remember that when he aiyes
mo AN order must guess sil that he will be likely
TO need Thus started for Tho doctor; then the
surgeon In case there should be any opersti IA to
performs the watchers, case they should be need
ed to pass Inc night; the notary, in case monsieur
should wish TO make his testament, and the under.
taker, In case he should kick the bucket
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-15

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| .een bv rrsrre.r. ), - .'.. . ="
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S'1 " sne "vst reached New York ysssss1Ay
morning The Empire City went sshors a the n.
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G.rw.fsIed by trlssrsph: !:
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80. - ,y - ..r..s, s 80 80 a. essm1s was
pose n tie execution sn.,rarsd a. h.vs 80 W
rtes.rd 1,7s7 -
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iux ia ths hafbor. and ne rsshi.. s~asS -.s
her stern st full epe<d wi,h oolv -, -. =. a~sS
The whole parry lspdsd A. scots vhsrs
Gen Walker had II see,ns ..as essv -, a..
river BY other entrxnces b~f,rs - s.n..r
ancs Al Punrs Arenas. 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-15

The Hon. sidney ise- formerly seuato,
IRON Illinois has recently been ercsed, by iars.
majority, supreme Judge Of that State, aud ha.
entered ut.oi, his duties.
On tuesday uoon, lad aged ten years, name
John Conrad Heidenf eieh, wss murdered on I'LL
street So. Louss by q lad Of about tbs same age
nam d Theodore ba.jafs.
The Charlotte aAd south caroliua Railroad Com
pauy has declared dividend Of thres per cent
pay abls On and sfter January isI
The Rev. John Pierpuns Of Massachusetts. po~
u yssfs ofago. has lately rArrisd his third Wits
TAsrs we're lss deaths u RhilAAslphis lass vsek
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-15

RELICS OF jonah hr Sharte,ton Advertiser
says whale OF the bumped back sp was Il, ven
at Asi,ant, fe~ days siuce ana upon t,eins
cut open pair Of boots marked } in sos@i
OF pies rya,iou were fJand ia his entfais. it l.
app,s.d that ihe ots, as they we're msrkrd ~
-iuBgsd 10 Jonah, aha wsre taken "a aud sett bs
b nd ~ accident when he nlad. his exit fiol4 the
ils sh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-15

THE CASE OF DoSsELLT.--ln the case Of Donpeiiy
for the murder Of Noses NJ the Sea View ao1 50
Highlands, the Court VI Appeals OF New Jersey
nave affirmed The jods ent Vi the suprt me Cuuil
Governor Pennington gave notice Of an Application
10 DC made to the Court of fardons, for pardan eI
Communication OF the sentence. This il nov Donne
ly only hope he is sentenced " te exeeussd on
the 9Th oI January.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-15

MYsfERfo AYFsIg.-Mr. SAMUEL Osbcrne,
highly re- peeted citizen OF Weils Ms, pufcbaese
afty cents worth Ut nor lhnc iuesda, last, and
mixed up and drank the fatal drug ihs conse
qusnce wac that Ia one short hour No WAS fsund :
corpse NJ cause is assigned for h,s Fash act, bnl
by many 10 is suppoeed I. NJ he MAS entfsl, ispo
rant of what he txd purchased.