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DR.. Mel AN ELS
CELEBRATED
V E r nj F UG E
LIVER PILLS.
rwo fthe best Preparation, of the Ar,

Two ofthe best Preparation, OF the AY,
They are not recon-
mended as Universal
Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name pur-
ports.
The VERMIFUGE, for
expelling Worms from
the human system, has
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
subject to Worms.
The LIVER PILLS, for
the cure of LIVER CON-
PLANT, all BILIOUS De-
RANGEMENTs, SICK HEAD
ACHE, &c.
Purchasers will please
be particular to ask for
DIR. G. McLane's Cele-
brated VERMIFUGE and
LIVER PILLS, prepared by
&rn;;'nq S Nos.
SOLE PRoPRIEToRs, Pitts
burgh, Pa, and take no
other, as there are various
other preparations now
before the public, Pur-
porting to be Vermifuge
and Liver Pills. All
Others, in comparison
with DR.. MCLANE's, are
worthless.
The GENUINE McLane's
Vermifuge and Liver
Pills can now be had at
all respectable Drug
Stores.
FLEMING BROS,
80 WooD ST., PITTSBURGH, Pa.
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To Cotton and Wooden Manufac-
turers, Rail Road Companies, VIA
chinisfs. and General Dealers.

chinists. and General Dealers.
NUACHINE BETTING, for Gins, Threshers Mills,
WI Factories, &c, &c, made from best whole hide
Leaiher-eurred, riveied, stretched and eemented
our works in Newark, ~ J. All widths to "a inches
and Of warranted quality. Picker and Lace Leather;
Calf and Steep Roller skins; Roller CLOTH Roller Brush
es; Loom Dusters Pickers; Stripping Cards. Ring Trav
ellers; and variety Of Factory Findings Sole Leath
Of every description; English. French, and Amer-
Calf Skins; Lining and Binding skins; Shoe Pegs;
Lasts; Boot Trees; Peg Jacks, &C. &c, and a general
assortment Of Boot and skoemakers' Findings; Hog
skins, Sheep skiRs, and Morocco skins. Harness
Leather: Bride, Sriing and Belt Leather Patent ana
Enamelled Leather and Rnamelled Cloths.
ALSO,
general assortment Of Saddlery Hard
ware. Coach Hardware. and Coach
Trimmings. Springs, AXles, Malleable Castings
Bands. Bolts, Screws, Feoes, Hubs, spokes. shafts
Poles Moss, Carried Hair. Oil and Brussels Carpets;
vArnshes, Sand Paper, &C, &c. For sale low at our
Wholesale !Sdddlery Warehouses.
SHERMAN. JESSUP 4 CO.,
No. 239 Broad strSet. Augusta, Ga
HARRAL, NICHOLS 4 co,
Corner Of Hasel and Meeting sts.. Charleston, s. O.
BETS. NICHOLS 4 Co,
oct 2+Iy-429l No % Liberty street, Eet York
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Notice.

~ Notice.
I'm COMMITTED to the Jail at Pike
S vile. Bledsoe county. Tennessee. on
txN the % March, 1857. a MICRO BOY
I'M who says his name is William. and
that he belongs 20 Col Richard Pc
s4 . tiers. Of Atlanta, Georgia. Said Boy
is OF dark copper color, about six feet two
inches high, and will weigh about les lbs
Says he is a Briekmason The owner OF said
Negro Slave is hereby notified to prove prop
erty. pay charges and take him away, or he
will be dealt with as the law directs
PERER L. WHlTTENBERG,
Tailor Of Biedsoe county, Tenn.
March 20, lS57-it*-iiS
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lust RECEIVED
81 halt boxes by 10 Window Glass;
lis lbs. Putty; bin. Plaster.
MEDICINES.
Fowler's Solution; Lime Juice;
Balsam TolG; Lintseed oil-prepared
Cerate Cantharides for medical use;
Flax-seed-grOund; Oil Of Rhodium;
MT Calls; Tarrant's Apperient.
Galbanum-straiRed:
INSTRUMENTS.
Paint Brushes-brassl Bed-p.ns
hound; Ear and Teeth Syrin-
White Bristle-gr'nd: ! ges-glass aud metal.
PAINTS.
White Lead and Zine: Scarlet;
And many other articles too tedious to men.
ton.
All staple Medicines on hand
Nov -, 1856 WIN. BURNS.
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FLEMING BROS,

Sole PrOprietOrs.
SCOVIL 4 MEAD, No. Ill ILsIIfss street,
New Orleans. General " bolesale Agent for
the Southern States to whom all orders
must he addressed.
Sold by P. II KEITH 4 Co., Athens, Tenn.
WV BUNS,
J. II. PAr1os, Sveetwater,
HUXLEY 4 JOHNSON, Loudon,
J. II. MAeuL 4 Co, Mouse Creek,
ALEXANDER & NcKANI, Benton,
ia &C.W. CoFIS, jacksonville,
J. NJ 4 J. ). KNOX. Charleston,
d. NJ CRAIGNILEs, Cleveland.
Dec 5, lS56-ly-42S
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New Goods for the Million

New Goods for the Million
a. ShGAGE exs GO.
MOULD respectfully call the attention Of
the people to the splendid assortment OF
Spring and Summer Goods,
Just received, at their new Brick Corner with
Iron Front, winch we're purchased on the hest
terms, and are now offered at as low rates a,
such Goods can lie purchased any where in
the State
For the LADIES, they have the latest
styles of Dress Goods. Trimmings Musl;ns
Prints, Linens, Laees. Handkerchief. Hosiery
and Gloves. Also, The Bonnets and Trimminos
4 large stock Of GENTLEMEN s WEAR
such as Cloths, Cassimers, Satinets, Vestines'
Tweeds. Drillings. de-, DC. READY. MADE
CLOTHING. Hats, Boots and Shoes.
Drugs and Medicines. Paints and Dve-stuffs
Hardware, Cutlery and Queensware, Groce.
ries, Iron. Steel, Nails and Castings. besides
every other article usually kept in retail
Stores. G We them call. They consider IT
no trouble to show Goods. They are deter.
mined not to be undersold.
CE All kinds of Country Produce taken
in exchange for Goods. Nav 1897
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Monuments. T0mbs. Head and Foot
stones. Mantle Pieces and
Table Tops.
Just Rece1ved

NoSS4Veo
4 ND for sale, at the old etand in Calhoun
n Tennessee,
rs Bills New Orleans Reboiled Moiasses.
10 Bills. do. do. do.
80 Bags fine Rio Coffee:
500 Gals. Cuba Molasses:
$500 Lbs. Brown Sugars;
5000 Castings;
10000 Rolled Irsn-all of which will be
sold low by wholesale or etail.
Our Dry Goods stock is full and fine. and as
lew down in price as the lowest.
July E.F. MARTIN 4 SON
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Paints and bYe-SfnffS.
MARBLE WORKS,
Newly opened. AT Reduced Prices. ON
EaStan Greek.
VIC INN Comfy. TENN.

MARbLE WURkS,
Newly opened. at Reduced Prices, on
IEaStana11ee Greek.
VIC INN COsSTT. TENN.
YUvHE respectfully calls the attention n,
II the citizens Of MeMinn, Meigs. Bradley POLY
Monroe and Hamilton counties, the fact that he has
opened and is nov carrying MdrLle Establis6.
eHf, at Col A. p McCatehey's Tilt Hammer sbop and
Cotton tin, three miles from Calhoun and Charleston
on the East Tennessee and Georgia Rail Road and
W J. McClatchey's FIGURING Mill EastanaIee Greek
McMnn county, where the proprietor has located him.
self for term Of years. Of the best milI-seats
the country can Afford which will enable him 10 offer
10 the public all kinds OF Marble Uork uueb
than ever before ofered-in consequence of having
nsver-fsiing water power The proprietor ha had IN.
wards OF twenty years practice in some of the hest
estahshmeRts in the Eastern cities and was foreman
TO James sloan OF Nashville during the erection
marble work in the State Capitol The public NAV feel
assured he has spared pains in ties ing and selecting
good marbles, OF endless varieties and colors suitable
for every department of his line OF business viz:
documents. TOmbs. Head and Foot
stones. Mantle Pieces and
Table Tops,
OF every description. All orders neatly executed All
Engraving on Grave Stone work (under ty Iettersl
free from charge
The white marble the proprietor
Is precisely the In old Hawkins and KloT conn
ties that has gained such high reputation among the
sesntlnc ana proessoral men throughout the Union,
both for durability and susceptibility Of high poIishes
For references Of workmanship the two blocks Of
white and variegated marble sent from old Hsvkins "a
represent the state Of Tennessee atthe National Wash
ington Monument; the Premium Ma tie Piece and
Fancy Table Tops at Atlanta. Ga. Show Pair. the pre-
mum Mantle Piece, by James sloan, OF NAshville-aU
OF which was worked andsuperintended by the proprie
tor Therefore the public is earnestly solicited 10 give
him a trial and examine the white marbI. as I, is
mostly preferred before purchasing elsewhere as they
wiz md a saving Of twenty per cent. Drawings and
designs sent 70 any part on receipt Of letter Address
JOHN RDMONnS,
Aues-Iy-4ll Calhoun nr RceyiIle Tenn
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nEADH-uade Ciothipg.-A large stock
H OF good and cheap, for sale at the CHEAP store
by Aprilll W. g. HORTON 4 CO.
I'D AGS! Rags!we will pay Goods for an IN.
nN Linen or Cotton Rags offered.
Nova W. G. HORTON A C.
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To all whom these Presents may
come.

SCALES! ScaIes!-Platform and Counter Scales
- (aI sIes,) just received and for sale cheap for
cash, by Jan 80 G. W. ROSS.
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lust RECEIVED-Fine Brandy; Madeira.
- Sherry, Port, Malaga and Claret Wines and some
hne Jamaica Rura-si strictly FOL medical purposes,
septI WM. BURNS,
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The adviees from Nicaragua eonfirm the
report that the fort at Serapique, on the San
Juan River, had fallen into the hands Of Col.
Lockridge. The fo, had surrendered after
one day's fighting, and tho filhusters cap
iured large supplies of Minnie riflss, ammu.
milton, artillery, provisions and cooking uten-
'sils. They then proceeded up The river, and
took the station at the mouth Of the San Car
los, after which the Rescue gave chase up
stream 10 the steamer Charles Morgan, Cas-
lilo Rapids was abandoned by the Costa
Ricans, who set fire 10 the building and two
steamers. The iilibus.efs suceseded in sa-
wing ons Of the Iaiisr in = damaged slaie, A
small party Of Costa Rieans remsinsd in the
fort al Castillo on the 18th uli., bu. were 10
be attacked the next day. As the Costa Ri
cans have burned all the boats, Lockridge's
efforts % seizs the advantage gained DOES
not help Walker any, for no recruits can 20
to him. Col. Lockndse had been stopped
at Gfeytown, during = visit be had made
there, BY the British Commander, on The
charge Of OBTAINING British subjects, but the
mat.sr was satisfactorily explained, and he
Tejoinsd his forees.
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The Consesisa Seat from Pennsylvania.


WAsHfn9ros, March i3-In the Senate,
to-day, in reference 10 the contested sea, from
Pennsylvania, il was agreed on all sides that
the informalitiss presented in the protest do
not affect the right Of Mr.. Cameron 10 h,s
seat, and it was held, also, that the question
OF alleged fraud and corruption in the election
properly belonged to the Legislature Of Penn
sylyania, and not 10 the Senate. The reso-
lnsion declaring Mr.. Cameron entitled to bis
seat was Withdrawn BY Mr.. Foot, who offered
it. The Committee on the Judiciary having
been discharged from the further considera-
tion of the subject, the whole matter rests
where IL is.
Messrs. B'gler and Pueh received a letter
this afternoon, dated yesterday, from twenty.
four members of the Legislature Of Psnnsyl.
vania, who had sigped the protest, denying
MIR. Cameron assertions, aud saying they
could have obtained the signatures Of the 9th.
or Democratic members TO the Ielier, but for
their absence, in consequence Of The adjourn.
ment of The Legislature.
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Poverty and Riches.

The other day a man starved to death IN
New York, surrounded by opulent fellow
citizens. He could obtain no work, and he
knew Of no other method by which to &C.
quire money. The very people who permit.
ted him TO starve, would no doubt have abu.
sed him had he dared 10 invest his las, few
dollars in the purchase Of a lottery ticket; had
ne purchased one, it might have conferred q
fortune upon him. Thefe are many wealthy
men in this city, and in The principle South.
etn cities, who have no hesitation in saying
that they were started in business by prizes
drawn In lotteries. We haye Just seen a
scheme, which, for gigantic promise, was
never equalied in this county. 1t 10 gotten
up on the Havana plan Of single numbers,
and embraces $40 prizes, the capi.si one be-
ing 800, 900, $50, 1000, two Of $40, 900, and
100 prizes of $1,000 each. This lottery Is
the Oldest authorized lottery in the United
States, and is managed by R. France & Co.,
Of Baltimore, Md. The State controls 1t,
however, and is responsible for its promises.
The drawing Of the scheme we have men.
toned, will take place on the so,h Of April,
under the Superintendencs of the State Lot.
terry Commissioner. Could there be better
guarantee Of its fairness Orders for tickets
must be addressed to T. H. Hubbard & Co.,
No SO Fayetle street, or Box No. 20, Balti-
more, Maryland. Will you try your luck?
You stand as good chance as anybody else,
10 acquire fortune by this method. 1a1g
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The compIe1ion OF RepubIicapI,n.


The erratic and reckless spirit of lawless
ness exhibited i;ssIi in the famous exprsssi OF
OF Senator Seward that each citizen is privi.
legged TO consult only his own disposition in
determining his rule of conduct, under The
plea that il is "higher law" than the stat.
utes and adjudications of courts. Under this
pIsa every error Of moral conduct could be
jusiiied, for the criminal could say that he
consulted Tie high law Of bis conscience
Three fouHhs Of The Republican party q, heart
believe in Seward's ahigher lswn doctrine,
which is in fact only another name for The
abolition Of all municipsi law. The Pittsbsrs
Gossfts recently developed ihe propensity for
individual liceniiousness ia speaking of a
late decision Of The his hes. judicial tribunal
OF The land-the Supreme Court Of the United
States. The following is an extract giving a
fair sample Of The Republican spi.i, Of The ar.
ticle:
We shall treat the so-calIed decision of
mat Court as an utter nulity. II is not law,
and has no binding force upon either the peo.
pie or the government. II Is not an authori.
talive Interpretation of the Constitution, nor
10 II, legally, decision entitled 10 any weight
whatever. Il 10 simply demagogicaI stump
speech from the hustings Of the supreme
bench, got mp in legal phrase to suit the ne.
cessilies OF the Buchanan administration
The Judges Of the Supreme Court have there
IN simply abandoned the robe and the ern1iue
70 achieve the task Of framing q new plat.
form for the locoioco party"
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BETHLEHEM Posr oFyIcr.-The Bethlehem
Post Office having become worth over $1,000
has become Presidential appointment. Mr.
Lukepbauch received commission last
week, appointing him for four years.
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Maiteson, The Republican Leader.-The Viz:
iuai expulsion ofMatleson, the Cormp,ionis,,
deprives the Republicans of leader, whose
rooms were their headquarters, and whose
counsel and advice they followed. ln q
speech ct Rome, Oneida county, last fall,
while Malteson was running for Congress,
Anson P. Burlingame, the Republican pet,
from Massachusetts,, spoke concerning Mr.
Malteson as follows,
THAT in all great emergencies they (,be
Republican members Of Congress, J were 40.
icns,omed 10 flock 70 kis quarters fir Apvicr AND
cotNsEL."
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y The Boston Medical World states that
there are not fat from twenty female physi.
clans IN that city, several Of whom are in ex.
eelIent business. They conflns themselves
generally 10 midwifery and The diseases Of
thsir own sex. Their suecess in the former
branch tends 10 establish them firmly in fam.
lilies.
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JuDcE OF THE SurREMr CouRT.--Communi.
cations in the Pmnsylpanian name Charles
R. Buckalew, Of ihis county; Thos. s. Bell,
Of Chester; George Sharswood. Of Philadsl.
phia; and J. w. Maynard, Of Lycoming, in
connection with the nomination for Supreme
Judge. Joel Jones. Of Philadelphia, and Sam
uei Hepburn, Of Cumberland, are also named
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n Township elect ions will take place
thsoughout this county (sxcept in Berwick
borough) onnsxt Friday, the aoih inst. In
this district ihe people pay about $4,000 tax
each year, whichthe township officers expend
for road, school and paurer purposes, and il
is therefore important that compsien. and
upHehtzoen should be elected.
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q Capt. N. S. Prenliss los, one Of his
"spick and span" fancy horses one night last
week from defect iu the floor of the stable.
The boards gave way and the animal sinking
into the hole, was suspended until ii died.
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= We invite the attention Of cur readers
to tie advertisement Of B. J. Williams. His
establishment is the place TO visit II you want
anything in his line Of business.
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NEW ALLr.--The New York Eusning Mir.
ror' heretofore somewhat inclined 10 Know.
Nothing and Black Rspublicanism, is 50
Wen pleased with MIR. Buchanan's Inaugural
Address, that il promises to give his admin.
ls'fation its cordial and earnest support.
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Fiasf o. APmL CHAEsEs.-Those of our
subscsibets who intend changing their resi-
dence on Or sboat .hs FIRST Of April, and de-
sirs % have The places Of receiving their pa
psssshspssd also, are requested TO give us
timely police.
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y The Fillmore Americans Of New York
Slate have adopted very strong resolutions
against the extension Of slavery, and for a5oI.
ishing test oaths and signs. Iu Pennsylvania
they ignore the slavery question /; but father
South, are pro-slavery. A "nationap' party ,
truly--sui,ed 10 every meridian.
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Henry s. Magraw
Jacob Dock,

a The Private Secretary TO Presiden,
Buchanan is his nephew, James Buchanan
Henry. He was admitted to the bar yea.
or two ago, and bad commenced the practice
of law in Philadelphia when he was sum.
moned to bis duties in Washington. Mr.
Sydney Webster, the predecessor in office oI
Mr.. Henry, will return 10 New Hampshire
and resume the practice of his profession.
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a The aggregate amount of taxable
property in Pennsylvania for State pur-
poses valued by the Board of Revenue
Commissioners, for some time past in ses-
sion at Harrisburg, is ss,sIO,27s. The
amount of taxable property in Columbia
county is put down at So ,sss, ,sos.
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a The splendid country SEA, Of David
Longenecker, late Pfesiden, Of the brokeu
Lancaster Bank, was sold, a few days since,
to David Killinger, for 4o,roo, cash. The
sx.Prssident, i. is said. inteLds 10 reside in
Philadelphia.
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n On last Wednesday morning the cry
OF mad dog" alarmed our citizens, and
suspicious looking dog was pursued and kill
ed. II is however now said that be was no,
mad. At2 t7 -
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= Samuel R. Ward, the coIofsd divine
who assisted in The slave rescue a. Syracuse,
afterwards went 10 England, whsfs the abo.
lI.ionis,s made much Of hiln, and snablsd
him to buy plantation in The British West
ladies'. There he committed forgery, for
which be was transported 10 Van Disman's
Land.
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q Tbs General Appropriation Bill has
been reported in the tsgialatufe by the Com.
miiiee Of Ways and Msans. Also 9 bill 10
appropriate $50 for building a Governors
House.
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UThe Beaver Meadow Railroad and
Coal Company have declared a semi-an.
nual dividend of five per cent. on the com.
mon stock, payable on and afier April lst.
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7sso kisndrsd years ago.-In the ysst 1867,
man was prosecuted in London for selling
coffee Gas nuisance and . pfsiudies 10 .hs
nsighbofhood.n
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as p. Case has taken the Roatine
Creek Furnace, and viii doubtless dtive il
ahead with his accustomed energy.
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n In Lewisburg the public schools have
been good this winter, and seven Of The sight
teachers employed were females.
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ELECTION OF STATE TREAsUaER-On We'd
nesday last, The two Houses of the Lsgisla.
lure of Pennsylvania, met 10 Convention for
the purpose or eiscung otte Treasurer,
which resulted as follows:
Henry s. Magraw, SO
Jacob Dock, s 81
Mr.. Magraw was declared re.eiec,ee 10
the Office Of State Treasurer, for the ensuing
year.
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Governor Pollock,
Governor of Massachusetts,
People Of Altoona,
Total,

Tho conduct of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company Ia affording suery possible Jaeilifg
that would lead TO the detection of the cul.
prit, 10 commendable. They deserve, to.
gsther with all those who have interested
themselves in the subject much praise.
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aa
Before daybfeak, on The 10th Of January,
the ears arrived Al Altoona, and Norcross
and Mckinney got out, and stood for time
upon The platform station. The dead Tell no
tales, and We cannot say what excuse the
villain invented 10 induce the poor eHfssbled
Ncrcross 10 walk with him up The nilroad
track towards The east, for the distance Of
about mile. Psrhaps be told him that they
wonid 60 to the house of friend, and rs.
main until The departure Of The next train,
and rest themselves. Csrta:n Il 10 that they
were ssen 70 walk along IN compsny, by two
mon who were going 10 work 10 the fields.
They passed from ell mortal eyes, and be-
meath the canopy Of Heaven, at a spot where
no ear could hear cry Of sgony-no hand
assist the suffering, the victim was felled 10
the earth BY The man upon whom he bad be-
slowed The kiadest feelings Of bis heart. The