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NOSES EFT e RS.
A NEW BOOK.

THE EDITORS OF THE LIVE GIRAFFE
IL have in contemplation the publ,shig of book the
title of which will be {" LIFE As IT IS; OR THE WRlIINGs
Our NOSE VIII oh book will not only contain all the
letters which have appeared ia the Giraffe the sigma
ture of MosE but others, rich, and spicy,
that have never been read.
The Editors deem useless to say anything relative to
the of the proposed New Book need they
that will be the most amusing work that has been issued
in half century, for need only be known that "MosE
it, to satisfy all these points. While it will be
amusing work. illustrated with proper des gins and cuts to
show up and things in their true light it will be
flee from Vuarit and will have for its chief object the
correction Of the absurdtes prevalent in the
sent day.
1t will be book of 100 pages printed good ma
eria and bound in paper We propose to put to
press sufficient number of names is received
to justify the expenses of publishing.
a. Price Fifty cents for single coPies-Five copies to
address, for e. No money required until the work is
published, but those who wish a copy of this rare work
should send in their orders that the publishers
may determine whether they venture its publica
tOn. Let the orders ut wish to put the
book to press early in July. ...
1< All our friends requested to act as Agents.
Address, WHITAKER & BUNTING,
Editors Lire u ,u6e,"
Raleigh, N. C.
May %, 1885, Al
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
ID ALLY PROGRESS
A CoANERcIAL and BUSINESS NEWSPAPER TO pr n.
H a. IN THE TowN OF NEwBERN obLlsHr

A CoxneRc1A1 am Bus,ness Nrws, -
~ -,,s -. W ~erAfEh TO BE PuR,,s,
e,@ .A .'"N OF NEwBERN hED
An Appear 70 the Citizens Of Newber,
4 THE REQUEST of MANY of vo,r h '"'
"A have made the necessary arrangements t ss men
between the 20th of August and the LIST os Smnence
1883, the publication Of DAILY JOURNAL i, pemher
The DAILY PROGRESS will be devoted ~ our town.
your interest and to the interest the citizens
Will you sustain me in y is important and nd ne State.
enterprise to your commercial prosperity? c,n
il, and pledge to you, III advance what door ah;ak
Dtssess and all the Zeal and energy REQUISITE IN
independent, useful and interesting paper. bS !oh
yonr cordial cooperation and support can acc "Nt
morning. ana must fail shall rely then upon mr. sh
Gus ad ana with your strong arm to me c seasr,
'oa~ carry the enterprise through to success and
one OF the permanent fixtures of the place So dear make
1t is unnecessary To point you the nec :" Us all
DAILY journal to enable Won to compete snccessfm VI a
other commercial towns in this and the adjoining S,
the trade "f the west Your interest now den.s or
The peple OF wilmington: Charleston Nurtulk nus It,
burg and Richmond commune with the interior hees-
their daily papers Will you longer suffer them To
this important advantage over you? The Yves, possess
been brought BY r"'rad to very doors and j.; %ow
Knocking with her ch productions for admit,anc mere
natural and inevitable consequences Of procsnaloD lie
already being felt No town stand still, mn are
advance IN commercial ard general Importance and er
prove IN its religious mora: and social character Gown,
allv. it must decline Now it is for y,u To- s vnu
you will rise or fall in the great contest for hs Wner
trade. You certainly cannot expect to mant,; 'e'n
ground unless are well prepared as YOUR uer your
Exper epce pr Yes that towns sometimes like ind yd"f
when thrown upon their own Resources often drvI"ns
prosperity far IN advance Of those which RELY up,n a,
t!tious or natural advantages There is no reason ,
Newoern sh0ni not again crowd her wharves with 10y
pr"du Is OF fre,gn Countries which, in times p.m h
would be given III exchange for the products Of m. w.
There is why schools should not rise m W est
you, and colleges flourish IN your midst. But y,nr lug
rence, your intelligence tells you that YOU cann, &
still and witness these things You cunnot You sI nd
rely upon the Journals of other towns adver, '
g""ds-to inform the pe',pe of the West that yo, e
that you aCiN trade with them to equal if NOT IN I '1a
vantage than other market because YOU are ne a
Them ana can transport go"ds and produce with pe,s
facility and less expense than others can Yu c,n
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NEW BOOKS.

Elli0tt's Debates-In Five Volumes.
VUVHE DEBATES IN THE SEVERAL STATE CON
Il ventons the adoption of the Federal Constitution
recommended by the General Convention at Phlade
pbia, in 1877: BIZ JONATHAN ELLIOTT.
DOLCE FAR NlENTE-A Poem: BY John K TAFT.
APPLETON'S RAILWAY AND STEAM NAVldA-
TION GUIDE, for November.
GENTLE ANNIE MELODTST.
BLONDE AND BRUNETT. or the Gothamite Already
ISABELLA ORSINI-A Historical Novel OF the FIJI
teenth Century: BY F. D. Guerrazi.
MY LADY LUDLOW-A Novel: By Mrs GaskiI.
DAVENPORT DUNN-A Man of Our Dxv BY Charlie
Lever.
DICK MARKHAM. or Smiles and Tears: By ]. F.
Smith, Esq.
w. L. POMEROY.
Rsleigh, n. c., Nov. u, 1885, Oh
~ Age copy.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEW BOOKS.

a LIGHT FOX The LINE, Ok The STOkf Of
Hedly Wears.
JOAN OF ARC, the Maid of Orleans-From Michi-
let's History of France
BESSIE MELVILLE OF Prayer Book Instructions car
ried ont into LifeA Sequel to the little Episcopal'an
MELODIES FOR CHILDHOOD.
INQUIRIES AND SUGGESTl0NS-In regard to inc
foundations of Faith in the Word of God: by Aioer'
Barnes. $500,
SERMON ON THE MOUNT By Maj. D: Fl; HI, Pro-
fessor of Mathematics in Davidson College
HISTORY OF METHODISM-Vol. From It's origin
to its hundredth anniversary: By Stevens
THE SHEEPFOLD AND THE COMMON, or the Evan
geical Rambler. w L..
the DisconrSes of the Rev C. Fl. SpurgeOn.
SERMONS TO THE CHURCHES: By Francis Way
land For sse by 49, ,o,,,,ov
Raleigh, n. c. Nov. IL, 1858. 81
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Water Wheels! Water Wheels!
WE ARE NOW MANUFACTURING VAN.
W WATERS Improved Jonva Turbine Water
Wheel for Mills and Factories of every description and
all those wishing improve their power, will find it
their interest address by letter. stating the number
of feet hca, and fall their usual Of water the kind
of machinery be driven then give the price If
the wheel, what will furnish wheel and principal
gears for, warranted do certain of work. Time
figure, the wheel and gears be delivered the
mill of the purchaser.
References given and required
HEATH L STEVENSON.
Laure Factory, Prince George county, Md.
ROBERT BAIRD, Agent, Richmond, Va.
April 20, .s5S. 34-ly.
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b l. A II X $.

VNHE FOLLOWING BLANKS ARE FOR SALE AT
II the Standard Office, at the + ICES annexed, viz:
Blank Warrants q cents Superior and County
Court witness and jury tickets, Subpoenas. Wrts, FFas
Appea Bonds, Forhcmig Bonds, Barstardy Bonds.
Apprentices Bonds. Sheriff. Deeds Marriage Licenses. &C.,
de-, each ii per quire. r ~ s.,...-.@ 49,.
When any of the above ordered BY If cents ad
ditionsl each quire be sent to prepa pesaee
Any blank will be printed to order when mai less than
six qures are ordered.
koy IL ~
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
EvERY POLITICIAN IN NORTH-CAROLINA, who
IL desires to post himself fully the Land Distribution
question, should procure
Cluskey's Political Text Book or Encyclopedia.
Whilst it the Kansas and nearly every political
question: it embraces the following important documents
relative to the Public Lands
Mr. Claws Report in favor of Distributions;
Report of Mr.. Grundy against it;
Address of Mr. Faulkner on the subject;
Votes distribution in Congress;
Grants of Public Lands to States for r. R. purposes with
votes thereon;
Carlisle's Land Di ,tribution Bill
Views of Public Men on Deposite and Distribution;
Table of Statistics relative to public Lands.
For copies, address
HENRY D. TURNER,
n. C. Book Store.
Raleigh Sept. 4, 1858. T2-
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U. s. PATENT RIGHTS.

u. s. PATENT RIGHTS.
VXNHE SUBSCRIBER offers his services Inventors and
j others desruls Of securing Letters Patenf,. Copy
Rights. etc. The whole business be transacted by
mail. Letters confidential aud fees moderate.
Address, EDWARD CANTWELL,
Raleigh
September I, 1853 7l-3m
- Register Journal. and Charlotte Democrat please
publish three months
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n THE fAvORITE PERFUME.
Distilled from Fragrant
-TULIPST
Kissme- quick, the Perfume,
Kiss me quick the Sachet,
Kiss-me-q quick Soap.
Impromptu on the New Perfume.
"k,ss-Me-Q uck!"-an inviting name!-
Delicious the scent no doubt
Which all the beaux will now proclaim
No belle should be without.
IT'S we'll to caution ladies all
Beware if eer you it;
The Privilege that its name can grant
Could any man refuse it?
Just received and for sale by
WARD HUGHES,
Druggists
Raleigh July ~ 1855. 56-tf
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w. HI. & X. s. TUCKER.
nNE OF THE FIRM HAS JUST RETURNED FROM
~ the North having purchased SECOND SUPPLY of
rich and desirable DRESS GOODS, which will be sold at
reduced prices, being determined .eN GOOD GOODS as
CHEAP the cheapest. Purchasers rely upon this.
We particularly attention this SECOND SUP
PLY THIS FALL as Stock is now FULL AND CON
PLETE.
W. H. l. R. s. TUCKER.
Raleigh, Oct. l3, 1853. ST.
DAJOU'S CELEBRATED KID GLOVES equal If
u not superior any other glove in the market Gents
and Ladies' all coors and Sizes Also full of Buck
and Kid Gauntletts For sale by
W. H. 4 R. s. TUCKER
Oct. Is, 1858. s2-tf
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GREAT EXHIBITION OF DRY GOODS >!


LANDECKER & KLINE,
ARE DAILY RECEIVING LARGE ADDITIONS TO
IA their already extensive stock of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
And have for exhibition complete varied assert
oss s"I Kept
They particularly call the attention of Ladies to their
Fancy Dress Goodss
Robes guile and Robes de Lamara;
P"n i de- DEE ch ever and Imperial Fou1ards;
French and English Mernosi in plain and plaid;
Bonbazines, Alpaccas and Muslin De Lanes
With varied assortment OF French English and Aueri-
can Prints
Needle.WOrks.
Their stock of FANCY GOODS. HOSIERY SHOES
and GATHERS, is now complete They have also every
varis,y Of Which they offer at small advance upon
New York wholesale prices.
As our business has fully equalled sanguine
pectaons shall endeav"r hereafter to mer, connu-
ance of the which the citizens Of Raleigh have
literally bestowed upon us by keeping full and desa
Bile assortment Of goods and by selling upon the lowest
possible terms.
Being connected with first class importation house in
New York. enabled to keep stock replenished
LANDECKER KLINE,
Smiths Corner.
Raleigh Oct. l6, 1888. sa-tf
8. H. YOUNG
VX7OULD CALL ATTENTION TO HIS STOCK OF
w FALL AND WINTER GOODS, in Store:
Cal ian and s1amps as +" Prices and We hare
ONE OF The BtsoI AND LANiESI ASSOkl MEN IL
wehave offered to cusomers-and will sell them
ryt. We have
Ladies' Dress Goods-great variety;
Plain and Figured Black Silks;
Cloaks, Shawls, &c.
Prnts-great variety;
Gouds for Men and Boys;
n c Jeans;
Sup'r. Cloths and Cassimeres;
Hats, Caps, Shoes, &C.;
Ingram Carpetng;
Bankets-Bed and Negro-good supply;
A good article of Syrup.
With many other Goods not named which we will take
pleasure in showing to those wanting Goods in line
Raleigh, Oct. II, 1855 S3-2m
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LATEST NEWS Il!

LATEST NEWS!
THE GREAT EVENT OF THE AGE!
THE ATLANTIC TELEG APH
HAS BEEN SUCCESSFUL!
But also the we'll known firm of
NATHAN KRAMER.
RALEIGH, N. c.,
In buying GREAT BARGAINS at the Northern Cities.
which have just received, and now offer them' with
small advance, to my patrons and friends
have received the largest and most splendid stock of
Dry Goods! Clothing Made to my order Gents
Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes. Hats, Caps,
Trunks and vases Carpet Bags. Cutlery Guns and Pts
tolls, Blankets, Umbrellas Gold and Silver Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry, Fancy Articles Groceries, Domes-
tics, Cloths, Cassimeres &c, &C.. and many
other articles to tedious to mention.
Ny Establishment enjoying already the best reputation
need ONLY to state thai shall continue to do business IN
the same fair manner heretofore am thankful for past
favors and beg a continuance of the same. CoNE ONE
ALL!
NATHAN KRAMER,
Wilmington ST., Raleigh, N. G.
~ Watch Crystals and hands put on Watches.
September 20, 1885, U-6m
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MISCELLANEOUS.
KlTTRELL's CELEBRATED

MIN EBAL SPRINGSkFOR SALE.
HAVING DETERMINED TO MOVE SOUTH
LII next Fall. offer for sale my valuable farm IN the
and CASTOR Railroad contan 600 acres OF and.a6out
400 Of which is in original growth part under enva
wheat &c. The Improvements Good, consisting Of
large and commodous dwelling with all necessary fsrm
III bspo a1a i
nv MINERAL SPR1NGs located within mile of the
Railroad are considered very valuable. The water having
been found by analysis to possess medicinal qualities OF inc
order and cured of the most obstinate cases
diseases after the patient had been pronounced ncurabe
by best physicans-a of which be substantiaed
have been largely patronaed for seSer years BY
many of whom have been permanently cured and all speak
vorab of the benec al effects Of the water have also
been under the necessity of refusing admtance to hum
dreds of visitors wishing to use the water whom was un
prepared to accommodate
PERI wishing to embark in this business will find it
an opportunity rarely met with. The location the advan
tages Of The Farm and Mills together with the
merits the water all combine to render this Of the
most desirable situations in the county.
For further particulars those wishing to purchase can
call and examine for themselves or get any information by
GEO. KITTRELL.
Kittrells N. c.. April /. 1858. sOH.
Dissolution of Copsrtnership,
n HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
u listing under the name and firm of ROYSTER'
JONES MOORE, is this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent Jos-ph jones James A. Moore alone author
lied the of the late firm in settlement Of its
business All persons indebted to said firm will please
come forward and settle.
JAMES NJ. ROYSTER,
JOSEPH JONES,
JAMES A. MOORE
Raleigh July l, 1853.
JONES & MOORE,
ID ETURN THEIR THANKS FOR THE LIB
h ERAL patronage bestowed upon the old firm. and
respectfully that they have associated themselves
in business the old stand where always be found
cheap and full assortment of mHy Groceries, Their capt.
tai being limited they compelled to adopt the Csh
plan, which will be hereafter strictly adhered to-
JOSEPH JONES,
JAMES A. MOORE.
TUST RECEIVED
- ~ Bbis Foxes celebrated Crackers.
JONES 4 MOORE.
July IL, 1858. 56-tf
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NOTICE..
VUVAKEN UP IN LINvILLE COVE. and committed to
Il the Jail Of Waauga county, North Carolina, the
10Th inst. NEGRO MAN, of light complexion with
his right cheek height about feet inches
weighs about 10 pounAs and bad when taken up q
black Cloth Frock Coat and Linen Pants Also found upon
John pass until Monday morning in Greenwood any
where in five miles of it. August the 7th 1885, Signed
by j. ". Cinkscnles. The owner is requested +" come
and prove property and pay expenses sau boy will be
dealt with according to law.
d. c. McCANLES, Shift.
August 1853 Tim.
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VDLANK LAND DEEDS. OF THE LATEST AND
ID approved FORM just printed, and for sale the
"Standard" Office.
Also writs Subpoenas Warrants and variety Of other
blanks
Aug. 25. 70
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STEAM SAW MILLS FOR SALE.
IT OFFER FOR SALE TWO STEAM SAW MILLS, IN
II Wake county, situated eleven miles south of Raleigh,
between the Fayetteville and Hooman roads. One of
them is large MILL with engine of 81 horse power and
in good running order. The other has engine of IL
horse power They will be sold together separately
purchasers prefer For further particulars apply to-
j. s. MrCULLERS
Raleigh, n. c.
July so, 1855 Gift
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SADDLES, HARNESS, BRIDES, &c.-ThE
- undersigned has hand. of his manufacture
LADIES' AND GENTS SADDLES of every grade and
quality; BOYS AND WAGON SADDLES; CARRIAGE,
BUGGY, CART AND WAGON HARNESS; and all other
Goods usually kept in Regular Saddery Establishment
which will be sold for cash. short credit to punclua
buyers Orders thankfully received, and promptly
cuted. -
C. w. d. HUTCHINGS.
RALEIGH March ~ 1885 eft.
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uTST RECEIVED,

JUST RECEIVED,
Direct by Express from the Mandatory,
a LARGE SUPPLY OF LADIES AND GIRLS SKEI-
"A ETON EXTENSION SKIRTS. which will be sold
yerv low Also fine assortment Of fresh Needle WORKS.
LANDEkER L KLINE.
Rateioh Sent Ia 1885 74-tf
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PALMER Il SMITH,

PALM q SM1
"AvING FORMED 4 COPARTNERSHIP IN THE
III general brick making and building business respect.
fully that they prepared I" furnish bricks in
any quantity and contracts in their line at the
shortest notice and prices which cannot fail to give sat-
isfactiOn.
Always hand supply of circular drain bricks to
which we invite public attention.
CHAS. w. PALMER,
ELDRIDGE SMITH.
Raleigh, Nav IA. So
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OPINIONS of Eminent Lawyers various points of
u English Jurisprudence chiefly concerning the Colo
ones Fisheries, and Commerce of Great Britancoected
1d By e
A-one Vol. large Octave, PIP. SIG.
For sale by
b. d. TURNER,
N. C. Book Store.
Raeioh Sent l. 1888 20
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OFFICIAL.
Department Of State, I
WAsHINGroN Now .. 1851. I
Merrett, Esq., the United States Consul at Nassau
bahamas Of the death Of John NJ Etheridge formerly
resident Of Elizabeth City, n G.
- .-- 91-3t.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WILL BE MADE TO
~ the coming General Assembly, charter Savings
Bank, in the City Of Raleigh. =.
November 10, 1858. M-S0d,
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NEW WORK ON NORTHCAROLINA,
CHRONOLOGY OF NORTH.CAROLINA.
SHOWING when the most remarkable events connected
- with her History took place. from the year 1854 to the
present time. With explanatory notes.
By D. 4. BENNErr.-Price 81 %.
For sale by
H. D. TURNER,
n. C. Book Store
Raleigh, Oct l, 1858. 79-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-19

of "shock;" as il was termed, that did
not do thoroughly well without the applI-
cation of alcoholic stimuants. The spea-
ker stated on a certain occasion, after he
had been lecturing in his own immediate
locality, the chairman, an old medical
practitioner, concurred i'll The truth of the
various statements that had been. advanced. Z.
and candidly admitted that what prevent
ed himself, and doubtless many others,
jrom practising who he knew 10 be true OF
teetotaism, was the want Of moral cour-
age.
The medical profession, observed Mr..
Nudge, were subject 10 the same weak
ness and temptations as others, and should
not be judged too harshly on this ques-
ton. 1t was cheering TO know, however,
that there was. at all events, goodly Sec
ton OF the medical profession who had
the suppression OF the drinking customs at
heart. They had listened that evening TO
one OF the fist practitioners in the me-
tropolis, they had heard gentleman from
the north of Scotland, and now one from
the extreme south west of Cornwall was
addressing them. 1t really seemed as
though on this occasion the ends Of the
medical earth had come together TO aid in
the good cause Of the United Kingdom
Alliance. He could only hope that the
resul. Of that meeting might be a more
heallh(ul tone of public sentiment on the
great question before them. He especial
ly hoped that the arguments and state
men,s brought forward that night would
be carefully read and mastered by the
members of his own profession, and that
the latter would no longer oppose the ad-
vocales of total abstinence, and The sup
preston Of the liquor traffic, unless they
were competent to stand on that platform,
and render reasonable answer 10 those
whom they opposed.
This accumulated testimony from the
medical profession must be regarded as of
the utmost value. But what effect will 1t
produce When will the time Of peace,
Of order, and OF health arrive
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@B9CBI5AMB0U3,
Popular Errors Corrected.

The following is taken from the pro-
ceedinngs Of great Temperance meeting
held in Manchester, England, in January
last:
Henry Nudge, Esq, distinguished
surgeon from Cornwall, urged the follow
ing resolution
"That the use Of alcohol, rs beverage,
is at all times fraught with danger, TO the
individual, and productive of vast injury
to the health and morals Of the communi-
ty at large; and that, therefore. the entire
cessasion Of such use, whether The result
OF wise legislation, or of purely volunta-
ry effort, would greatly promote the health.
prosperity. and happiness OF the people. y
Mr.. Nudge sustained this proposition
in very able manner. We can only
make the following extract from his ad-
dress
They would perceive, he remarked, that
the second resolution was somewhat OF a
positive character. and with the commu-
nifty at large. He would regard it for a
few minutes in these two particulars.
First, as 10 the individual. lie well re-
membered the case OF child who died
suddenly in bed, without presenting, at
first sight, any apparent cause OF death.
An inquest was summoned, and
skilful physician who was called in TO
examine the body, declared that the ap-
psrances which ii presented internally
were such as lie should only have expect
ed TO find in the case Of a confirmed
drunkard. The age Of the child was on
ly six weeks. How, then, came 1t TO
have all the symptoms OF confirmed
drunkenness Because the mother who
nursed il had been in the habit of indulg-
ing III intoxicating drink. The poor IN
fant had sucked alcohol with is mothers
milk, and had died the death Of The drunk
ard at the early age Of six weeks! Take
another case. A medical gentleman whom
he knew,w called in 10 see man.whose
worldly position was considered most re-
spectacle, but who at the time was sick
ID pubilc.house, where he had been hav-
ing debauch over hight. He (ihe spea-
kerr did notknow how the case might be in
Manchester. but he was sorry TO say that
IN Inc little town where he resided the
puollcans were such degraded set :hat
tney Kept open shop on the Sunday.
Well, the medical attendant recommend
ed tois man, OF whom he was speaking,
TO retire 10 rest, and then went away. !
Directly after he received two very pres
sing messages TO return Immediately TO
the sick man. he went, and fipdiudiug
that apoplexy had commenced, he had
him lifted out OF bed, and opened vein
In the arm. As the blood flowed in full
stream the patient recovered conscious
ness, and finding his arm was in the grasp
OF the surgeon. struggled violently TO ge,
IL Tree, at the same time giving vent 10 The
most awful oatbs and imprecations. Jus,
al that momen, his mouth closed, and he
never opened il again. This case related
10 me individual. but also 10 society. Tho
'i'A man, who was possessed OF consider