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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-02-09
law OF NEWSPAPERS.

Many persons are under wrong lmrres-
sions in regard to the law concerning
newspapers. For their special benefit we
publish the following:
!. Subscribers who 90 not give express
notice to the contrary, are considered as
wishing to continue their subscriptions.
,. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their newspapers from the post Office to
which they are directed, they are hcid
responsible until they have settled the bills
and ordered them discontinued.
3. If subscribers remove to other places
without informing the publishers, and the
ucwspapers are sent to the former direction,
they are held responsible.
4. The Courts have decided that refusing
to take newspapers from the office, or
removing anG leaving them uncaiIed tor
yr;heq facic evidence of Intentional fraud:
I. The United States Courts have also
repeatedly decided that a Postmaster VIII"
ncglects to perform his duty OF g'Tn@
reasonable potice, as required 10y the I"s'
Office Department of the neglect of ia person
TO take from the office, ne SspaperS addressed
TO him, renders the Postmaster liable t" the
,nhIisher for the subscription price.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-02-09
LOTTERIES.

There are but few of the States where
this species of gambling is permitted.
maryland forms the most prominent excep-
ton, and in that State they are forbidden
by the new Constitution after the year 1859
if we mistake not. Baltimore has done a
large business in this line.
Next to Maryland. our enterprising
neighbor, Georgia, is taking an active lead
in the business, as her system of lotteries is
spread out before the readers of almost
every secular paper in our Southtrn coun-
try, holding cut specious and peculiar in
ducements for investments.
The whole system is fraud and swim
die corrupting to public morals, and ruinous
to such as engage in them. There is no
system of gambling more universally con-
demned by sound public sentiment than
this. Yet thousands upon thousands en-
| bark in it. Men, women and children, rich
people and poor labourers' who would be
| ashamed to stake a dollar OH throw ofdice
or game of cards, dc rot hesitate to gamble
through the Post Office, and take desperate
risks, and become perpetual losers.
| In most lotteries the chances of drawing
the highest prize are as serenity e1ght MouS-
| and to one the next highest seventy serca
thousand to one, and so on down to the
smallest. To draw prize therefore, Is
little less than a mircle. This wonder
sometimes happens. 1t is noise6 abroad
and for one dollar drawn, thousands are ex'
pended.
Those interested in the proceeds of lot
teries, make vast sums of money. All the
| arents who sell tickets, also realize large
| sums. Ifthese grew rich, the subscribers
must grow poor. We have known agent
established for the sale of tickets, who were
allowed tarenty fire per cent. on the amour
of all tickets sold We know one such-'
man who made his money by trading il
paper, as the phrase is, whose c0nSc1enc
compelled him to abandon the sale of lotte
~ tickets. Some experience in the busi
ness, drove him to the conclusion, that h.
was taking the money of others without al
equivalent and almost a hopeless chance o
an equivalent. We know men who hav
made it the business of their lives to inves
in lotteries, whose heads are now grey
and who have never drawn a prize wort
the name of one. We heard of an estima
bic gentleman in the city of Philadelphia
who spent competency in this way, an
died a poor man.-Vd Washington Dispatch
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-02-09
ATTEMPT ON THE LIFE OF NAPC
LEON

A despatch of the London Times. dated
the evening of the Nth gives the following
account Of the attempt to aSsasnate Louis
Napoleon:
"The Emperor was fired at this evening
at 9! o'clock, while entering TIC Italian
Opera House, in Rue Lepellier. Some per-
sons in the street were wounded. The Gun
peror showed himself to the people at the
door of the Opera House, and was received
with enthusiastic cheering. He remained
till the end of the opera. On his return at
midnight he was hailed with enthusiastic
cheers by the multitude who were waiting
in the streets to greet him"
The Monitor of the 16h, says "On th"ir
Maiesties' arrival at the opera three cxii''-
sions, coming from hollow rrnjectiles, were
heard. A considerable number of persons
who were stationed before the theatre, in
cluding some soldiers of the cscort-were
wouuded-two of them mortally. The hat
of the Emperor was pierced by a pr"j"c
tile, and General Ragauest, aid dec camp "t
the Emperor, was slightly wounded in the
neck. Two footmen were also Wounded
One of the horses attached to the Empe-
ror's carriage was killed, and the carriage
itself was broken by the projectiles.'
The latest dispatches say that sixty per-
sons we're wounded, and three killed by the
nroiectiles thrown at the carriage. The
conspirators are Italians, and many arrests
have been made. The Emperor and En-
press suffered nothing from the event, and
| on the following day they attended solemn
mass, accompanied by the Minister OF
State.
PARIS. Jan. 15-P. M.-Four Italians
among whom are Counts Orsini and Pierre
have been arrested. Many other arrests
| have been made. There are five persons
dead and fifty or sixty wounded by the ex-
plOsion.
The Emperor ard Empress drove out to-
day in an open calche, without escort
t,rouoh the streets of Paris. They were
enthusiastically ehcered by the people
This morning the Emperor visited eight OF
the sufferers at the hospital.
PARIS. Jan. 16-A. M.-ln addition t'
the foregoing particulars, it is "scerta'noc
that five minutes before the attempt, M
Pietre had arrested. close to the Opera al
exile of the year 1852, who had removed t'
Paris under false name. On his perso'
,voro fnnn1 n grenade a revolver and
poinard.
The nolice of Paris were forcwarned b.
the Belgian police on Thursday Of an in
E tended attempt at assassination. Of tn
! sixty persons who are wounded eleven ar
in dangerous condition. Some OF ther
have been removed to the prison at Maza'
Arrests are multiplying hourly.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-02-09
OCEAN NAVIGATION.

A recent American writer on ocean
steam navigation says that the United
States have only 6fty-seven steamers,
measuring 94,795 tons, while Great Britain
has one thousand six hundred and seventy,
with an aggregate measurement OF 6oo'o
tons. We have twenty-five steamers, OF
5000 tons, engaged in the foreign and do
mestic mail service, while Great Britain has
one hundred and twenty-one of 235,4so
aggregate tonnage, engaged In the foreign
mail service almost exclusively. We have
thirtv-seven steamers engaged in the coast
ing trade, while she has one thousand hve
hundred and forty eight similarly employ
ed. The steam mail service OF Great
Britain costs that Government nearly SIX
millions of dollars annually, while the direct
returns in postage amount to very little
over that sum- The same author says that
the American steamers de not last on ar
average more than ten years that to put
nav sets of boilers in one OF the Collins
steamers which must be done every si1
wears, costs about one hundred and ter
thousand dollars that trip of the Arage
or Fulton to Havre and back costs abou
forty-fve thousand dollars and that while
70 rnn Collins steamer of three thousand
tons at the rate of fourteen miles an hour
as this has frequently been done consumes
ono hundred and twenty eight tons of Goa
per day; she can be run at twelve miles al
bour. with daily consumption of eighty
tons, or eleven miles with slxty-one tons
The power or coal necessary to produe
s,oad increases as the cube Of the velocity
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-02-09
THE RIGHT TALK.

A straight. out writer gives tho follow
ing advice to those young mon who ''de-E
pend on father" for their support, and tnke
no interest whatever in business. but are
regularly drones of the hive. subsisting on
that which is earned by others .-.as
Come. off with your coats, clcnch the
saw, the rlow handles. the axe, the pickaxe
spadc-anytlIing that will enable you TO
stir your blood Fly around and tear your
Jacket, rather than be passive recipients of
the old mans bounty. Sooner than play ths
dandy at dads expense, hire yourself out
to some potato patch-let yourself to stop
hog holes or watch the bars and when
you think yourself entitled to resting spell
do it on your own hook. Get up in the
morning-hclp the old gentlcman-turn
round at least twice before breakfast-giTe
him now and then a generous lift in business
-Laru how to take the lead, and not de-
pend forever on bring led; aud you have ne
idea how the discipline will benefit you
Do this. and our word for it will seem to
breathe a new atmosphere, possess new
fame, tread a new earth. wake to q new
dcstiny-and you may then aspire to man
hood. Take off. then that ring from your
little finger, break your cane. shave your
upper lip, wipe your nose, hold up your
head. and by oil means never again eat
the bread of idleness nor depend on father,
NATURAL. CURIosITY.-We have in our
Office a chicken with four natural legs and
four wings, brought to us by Jas. +. Jen-
kins, Esq. of this county. The extra
wings are on the back. and the extra legs
| ara or the breast. If it had lived it would
| have been able to have gone on ''alI f"urH'"
equal to qusdruped.-1a~6or0 SoHner"eT'
She. who rubs her cheeks with hrickoats
to make them red will never g''t poisoned
| with paints.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-02-09

A WARNING TO SLANDEREIS.-The le-
gal punishment for SANDER in Orange coun-
ty n. Y, is rather severe, Though OCCASION
ally just enough. 1t appears that some
three months ago, woman having hus-
band and family, goaded to desperation by
a man who boasted that he was her para
mour publicly shot him with pistol the
bullet knocking out several of the fellow
teeth, and inhicting a severe wound. She
was indicted for an assault and battery
with intent to kill, and tried at the Orange
County Court last week. The jury, after
an hours absence, returned q verdict of ac-
quittal which was received with great ap-
plause.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-02-09
WESTERN. DEMOCRAT.
Charlotte, N. G.

Mr. PREsToN's MISSION TO EUROPE
The Norfolk Argus announces with gratifl-
cation that the mission of the Hon. William
Ballard Preston, in behalf of the Virginia
and Western Railreds, has been success
full. MIR Preston has succeeded in making
arrangements with the Paris and Orleans
Railroad Company to run four steamers be-
tween the ports of Orleans, France, and
Norfolk. Virginia.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-02-09
GOO Gallons

CAMPHENE AND BURNING FLUID, just
received from the manufacturers. Also, Lamps
and Wicks for burning til, III, 100 per cent. cheap
er and more brilliant than any other light.
ii. NJ. PRITCHARD,
Nov. Il, 1857. 1rwln's Corner.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-02-09
10000 SEGAEsS

lust received and for sale at $1.25 pc
hundred, by
II. NJ. PRITCHARD,
Nov.I7. Irwin's Corner.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-02-09

HYMEN1AL NoMENCLATCRE.-Th follow
ing marriage notice was handed to the
Lexington Gazette for publication, by a
gentleman who stakes his veracity that
names as given are the bona Jfde names of
the parties:
"Married, on Thursday last, January 14th,
by Rev. w. T. Sutton, Mr. Ollie DeMarquis
Gilbert Motier De La Fayette O'Bryan and
Miss Annie Ardelia Amanda Amelia
Rosanna Malvina Jane Fittz-E!len Newbeil--
both of Bath county, Virginia"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-02-09
Pure French Brandy,

Holland Gin. WhiSkey, Sherry and Por
Wines, London Ale and Porter, for medi
cal use. Sold by
Nov. II. IL. Nj. pRI1CHARD.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-02-09
SaDOssG7aeE',

OR CONCENTRATED -LE1.--War-
rantcd to make soap without lime, and with
little trouble. The best and cheapest az
ticIc in use. Price 25 and so cents can.
Sold by PKllCHA AID
Nov. II. Irwin corner.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-02-09

PArs CAur1oS.-An Irishman, who was
troubled with the toothache, determined to
have an old offender extracted; but there
being no dentist near. he resolved to do the
lob himself, whereupou he filed the exeava-
t;on with powder, but being afraid to touch
it off. he put a slow match to it, lighted it,
and then run TO get out of the way.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-02-09
Starch.

Black Pepper, Ginger Baking and
Washing Soda, Cream Tartar, Mutmegs'
Mace, Cinnamon, Cloves and Flavouring
Extracts of every kind. For sale at whole
sale and retail, by
Ii. NJ. PRITCHARD,
Nov. II. lrwn's Corner
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-02-09

IMPORTANT TO FARMERs.-A stump
extractor was recently tried at Philadelphia
by w. W. Mills, the inventor, with great
success. This machine is of vast power.
The weight does not exceed 1900 pounds.
Its great utility may be thus briefly stated:
Standing trees can be taken from the
ground, large rocks removed from their beds;
and it is the best power yet invented for
moving buildings. In these respects, in two
or three minutes it will do the work Of fifty
men.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-02-09

HoNE.-"This is my home" cried n
little one, treasured boy Of four summers
as fresh and rosy lie came in from school, at
the close of short winter afternoon.
Indeed little Willie 80 said his mother :
visitor, chow is it! Suppose you go out on
the side walk and try the next door; sup
pose you step into the entry throw OF
your little sack al you have here and pro-
ceed to the parlor-would't that be your
homel''
mo, indeed said Willie, ''that wouidn't t
be it,
But tell me why not J"
Willie had never thought of this. He
paused for a moment. then directing bis
ewes to where his mother sat quietly sewing
he replied with an earnest gesture-"!She
lires herer'
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-02-09

PHYSICIANS, Take Notice

IHy slCidHs, INV NOtIVO
times am receiving, by cash purchases, an
immense and selected stock ofMedicines, Chem
ici,s, Instruments, Chests, &c, to which L most
respectfully invite your attention.
all orders by mail or otherwise, put up with
neatncss and Dispatch
III. NJ. PRITCHARD,
Nov. Il. 1857. lrwln's Corner.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-02-09
EXPERIMENTS WITH PAPER
BLANKETS.

Much has been said lately of the utility
and economy of paper blankets. 1t is said
that a newspaper placed between pair OF
sheets will afford as much warmth as an or
binary comfortable. A correspondent OF
the CentreviIe Undiana) Chronicle has
been making some experiments with news
papers, which were attended with eXtraor-
dinary results. These show that it il es-
sential to comfort and quiet slumber that
the newspapers 1sed should be of the right
sort. In other words, their contents are
supposcd to exercise a mcsmeric infiucnc"
upon the sleeper for good or for evil En-
perimenters will please take notice: ....
Using the Chronicle as blanket the
writer slept well; but was little too hot
Substituting the New York Tribune, he
s.tnought the world was turning black saw
a host of women, dressed in breeches and
eating bran bread, together with black
spirits and monkeys. thought should
suffocate." Arousing himself from this
nightmare, he resumed the Chronicle and
s,ept well. Tho Cincinnati Enquirer and
Commercial, sewed together, produced
ideas quite chequered, minglng of light
and dark shadows. The Scientific Ameri-
can produced Visions of i8f""tie"O and il"
| proyements, and all sorts of machinery and
implements. On resuming the Tribune
the black spirits, &c, made their appear,
ance again. The writer concludes with tie
| on;nisn that a blanket made out of Know
nothing papers would produce the deliri""
| tremens the first night.
| If these are veritablc results, much care
will have to be taken by those who propose
to use newspaper blankets. and see tha
they are democratic.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-02-09

rive have also good assortment OF Goods
at onr Store at MORROw's TURNOUT, where we
offer Goods at Charlotte Prices.
HENDERSON & AHRENS.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-02-09

She, who rubs her cheeks with nr'ckoats
to make them red will never g''t P''isoHso
with paints.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-09-24
REAL ESTATE AGENCY

III AV1NCi been frequently solicited 90 aid per.
L L. sons wishing to BUY. as we'll Us tLosG Wish
ing to SELL real estate IN Harrison and tho id
jdnlng eonnties Of North WetteFn' " rsInia. I
have Concluded to offer my services to the pub
lie as an agent, Z linking that my faeiIitoi arc
such 10 enable mo to be servicdabl0 70 both
sellcIs aud bhyers. .-s.r,i
Those wishing TO buy, must furnish mo with
the kind and amount of property wanted Is lie
sired location and conyeufences, and the price
they expect to pay.
Those wishing to sell will give mc dcseriP.
ton of their propcrty-its amount, quality, con-
dition, location, price, TERMS &c.
These descriptions will be kept on file In my
chascr or for property, will BIO saved much troa-
bic by referring 70 them.
No charge will DO made except when Eale is
effected. Address w. +. COOPER,
February 9Th. 1857. ClarksbuTg, Va.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-09-24
NEELL FURNISHING.
WM. W WALLACE

$40, 1921, Liberty ST., Pittsburgh, Pa.
C,TEAT ENGINES. of the best quality. on
- hnnh aud made to order. Steam Boilers
made to ORDER OF stanpcd No. l, Juniata iron
French Burr Mill Stones. . '..... ...'
Laurel Hill .a.. do. .., ....-. ..
Portable Corn and Flour Mills
J. Boiling Cloths, of the b0SC quality.
Mill SpindlcS and Mill irons. ..-.'
ll"isimg and Tcmporing Screws.
Cust Iron Proof Stalls.
Corn and Cob Grinders.
Mill Picks and Screen Wire. r.
Leather Betting for Machinery. -.
Flax Betting for Elevators. IL cheap article.
Mill GeaIing. made to order.
Smut Machines, OF variOuS kinds.
Orders a.,idrb<scd to the SubScrib: r at $40 Lib
erty ST., Pittsburg. Pa. fIIcl with 'lSprtch.
w. w. WALLACE.
n. B.-Tkcrc i Railroad in operation from
Wheeling to Pittshurg. and trains daily each
way. ..-.... ... w.. mur27 Ism.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-09-24
DER Manhood.
AND ITS PREMATURE DECLINE.

Just Published. Gratis. the 2Oth Thousand.
A FEW WORDS on tho rational treatment,
"A without medicine, of Spcrmntorrhca or Lo-
Nervous Debility, Premature and Tmpelimcnt4
to Marriage generally, by 3. De Laney NJ. D.
Tho important fact that the many alarming
complaints, originating in the mprudcnce and
solitude OF youth, may he easily removed with
out medicine. is in this small tract. clearly dc
mon~trated; and the entirely now and highly suc-
ceSsfnl treatment rs adopted BY the author. fully
bed to cure himself perfectly and at the least
possible cost. therhy avoiding all the advertised
nostrums Of the day 7
SEN to any address, gratis and post free in a
sealed envelope. by remit ing (post paid) two
postage stamps to DR.. b Delaney, SIS East 3Ist
street New York City. jazz 1y
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-09-24
.Dr. Sy'abtOn,S

4 NJ ERiCAN PILLS Joy TO tlu uaisEcl.-
"A y oun2 America Victorious OnS Email
hos OF Fills cures ninety. nine rilsts nut ui
humdrod. No bals,,tm, no Mcruury, no udor on
The Tcnth, ~ lear of dGtOaLivl'. Tvs snail
pills u Il "Sc, tnstclcSs nud harmless nu watpr.-
cure i'm self 49, certain as with thu a,lyi,e II tho
most Experienced snrguUn pand M el, tier than
with Tie advice gfone Of ilsEO 'cxPuremee in ms
class Ut>tli >e.lsr. 81
{ oshiG thu dollar 20 81 Il "a. wsIta3h NJ:
lb4 Aogth SeY9nth ~ yelow Races PHILADELPHIA
~ ibc FaI dir ljuEt tbitho dhde! Noiio genuine
without tho written signature of D.. q. Eulton
Dfr. " Is treatdon. for soif.a.AsJ weakness,
%c., i entirely ditIercylt from the usual course
Dr.. w has cared hundreds who haze troll 9th.
crs without benefit. Tho Treatment II "a csr-
tain to euro as the sun IL to riHu. Enclose II
stamp, and ndCrGss DIR. W. us above, giving
full history Of Your cu:o, and viii blGsa tho
day Won made the effort TO socnrs what il tain
"A RADICAL CURE 1ly
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-09-24
-C.ity@lAdvertfseiaents.

VIM. I'm ABE. ssii5S. 5 pif lie I ia the a..
aas aissSISsd IS ihSdiE fsSitsit. aehry GsehIe, s.
continues the pfnof,frsand sale OF G rand and
Squire Pianos under the mime Of 10 :, =,
f: tTfs.7A ,yWNP KNABE & co.. ~ . ,
Atathe old stand Mas l. 3, $ and ~ North Eutaw
II. opposite;the Eniaw Hdtise,laHd iat 'the new
SALES room No 261 Market 81, Baltimore. j..
Tie Subscriberin(osi rispect(ul i * lowe 10
present to the ladies and gentlemen bf the South
his sincere acknowledgement Tor The very liber:.
patronage they have 50 uniformly extended 10 his
establishment; and desires at the sare GIusto as
sure them, tLui, stimulated by their, co IsIntIy
increasing custom during P;st years, lie his par
ed either trouble nor expense TO perfect lar
AS possible the Piano Forte, so us to- ensRre a
eonlin nance of'the, cusIom Ofpersons OF cultiVa,
ton and refinement.>if7H.i - lrs"ti itHHFi
In addition to the CONNIE ndattoh of the most
eminent Ptunist OF the country, ne would add
thur at every q Fair, at which his PtInos were
on exhibition, they have uniformly beeu awarded
the high 81 houors Of the, Ihsttptes. ~
Being rXtc nsivelY Engaged in the manufacture
oI Pianos, aud employing Over one hundred Oi
the most experienced wurkrnen, am prepared
10 sell either wholesale retail en- the most
accommodating termS;- Wholesale dealers will
therefore, find tito their advuntngeto give
call hciOrc purchasing elsewhere.
| All Instruments butt ut my (uctory have full
IRON frames, und ure constructed us 10 secure
gIet additional strength without iffccting the
lone; and they will therefore, stand iii uuy cIfi
IiInre. .. .....s.-..r.r
Every piano forte ofny manufacture is guar.
anIved Tor five years, aud wren intended To ill
stunt orders, the greatest possible care Is atcI
to lie select IL vi Al INSTRUMENT citCmll-
ted, in toIIe IOuciI, power and necilnniclu fin
isI, please the most frstiuiouS; in addition IL
] which -privelIGe OF exchumge rs grantHd ut any
time within! six monlhs,s Should the instrument
not give entire Satisfaction. WM. kNABE.. ,
September 25, le57.-ly, --.'.,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-09-24
Wagon Manufaclory.

C44ss7s< The subscriber would announce
ET5S> TO the citizens of Harrison and tho
-Hdjoining counties, that he has re-
Turned to ClaTkSbuTg, with large lot Of seasOn-
ed tim ber, and 10 prepared TO do all work in his
repsjriag old ones. i ann also prepared 70 repair
carTiHgss in the best style. extend cordial
invitation to my old friends and customers TO
give me call and they, shall have the best in
theshop. Having hAd considerable experience
q tie 6tsIness, ] hope, by giving IL ali my care
and attention, 70 merit share OF public patron
ilia,Se two new two So,rso wagons on hand and
ssr sale. Fnn.e9 sf' IT.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-09-24
HARVARD C"LLEGE Oh EKvAr, RY.
September 7. 1853,

a. A% Eulr"K T1Gur.- a Syracuse CT.
q, te"'P"'"'1 Was called upon TO record =
- tm' :nc:."ly event. at II time When hi
hra'i - ralt'er heavy. and did it up "a
sater. The t"l!" ing manner: 'Ytsterda.
rnnIn'nS. about 4 o'clock. p. man win
u htrisIn tn" hole OF his stockings, cum
s.H.i te 1 A'-""le hy Swallowing Il dose q
su'ci ir. rne inquest OF The vrriictlt
turned jnry that 'he deceased came Il
the t"cts N Acc"ldance With his death -
tie'ctyrs " CT I'D aud six small wives II,
tatnenl the end of his uu'imely loss. II
% dtaIh VIZ are in The midst OF lite