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How iRD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA,


A Benevolent Institution, established by spe.
cal endowment for the relief Of the sick aud
distressed, afflicted with Virulent and Epe NJ
ic diseases.
To all persons afflicted with sexual diseases,
such, as Spermatorrhea, Seminal Weakness,
Impotence, Gouorfhga, elect, Syphilis, the Vice
Of Onanism, or Self Abuse, de-, &c. -
The Howard Association, in view ofthe evf
obstruction Of human life, caused hNai
eases, and the deceptioDs practice
fortunate victims Of such dis,
have directed their ConsultA
| Charitable Act worthy ofN
Medical Advice Gratis, TOT Il
ted, who apply by lettq =
their condition (age oc
DC ,)and in cases of e.
ering to Furnish Ne
is needless, to adj
mands the highest
will furnish the I'd
ment
The Directors, q
assured that their
nevolent efortkl
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PARTICULAR N0TICE.

HoFFMAN 4 STEVENSON, Atty's.
! December 81, 1851. .--tdsf ~
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sslirss IS 90, and gifts,
Erk ~ .s8 90. and five gifts.
sp7r0 CLUBS.
year.. :. IS 90, and gifts.
Pea. 500, and S gifts.
year -. Is 90, and 10 gifts,
le fear. ;. 80 90. and 81 gifts
b4distributed are comprised
Eold; ;Eontaining $500 OOeach
70 do -. 300 90 each
do -. 100 90 each
ffuIting Cared Watches
500 10 each.
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J;eaOa let Of beautiful lumber in IL hours
With something less than one cord of wood. II
THE very thing we have so much needed in
our country for long time. with little
trouble and expense, we are able to move it from
five to ten miles per dav, and set it up in the
heart o the timber, which saves the great bur
den of hauling the logs long distance to the
mill.
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JESSE x EhIIi JT.l IUUIsVIIIU ItHHVo9UU
The company have purchased Lund's Patent
Feed Arrangement, which is illustrated and
described in the Scientific American for Octo.
Der "a. This adds greatly to the efficiency Of
the mill.
The combination Mill, with all the recent
improvements, and steam power of 10 horses,
is capable Of saving from 1900 to 1000 feet in
twelve hours, and is sold for $l,6OO'
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TkRMs or ADVERTISING.
vnLvu knno 81 LESS uAEB HQuAnp,

bastasss csfes ,ess breeding sig lines sta :
els, ethsewiss ole.
Nssisss q asssi.ss charitable sosistiss n.
eonpsaiss, As., half price.
Displayed Advssttss0snts Aalf noss thar N.
Above sAtee.
AAvsssassnsnt tsl saA ID sad lAssd usds ri :.
4 "sDssiAl notices, - SssSistAs sv1sasvv rstes
sPseialaotisssin In the issa solann 80 cent ,.,
line
Advsssissnsat ssAsst si asis = xslvsive,v
ntAs Daily, ,aktsr The Asst tvewssks, SO p,reert
tAas Shs ahese ratss.
ADVERTISEMENT y Ne saeoonpesisd With dirsstts,,
viii bel assstsdtil ,ssd charged rseesr1.
isEly.
<1iasvssstsst OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES spstSsss x,s.c.
This ruis will net - varied frea.
when The sdvsssissr usss tAs weekly alone shs
price will = tes ssas = II Ne Daily. wAsrs tAs
Daily ~ wsskly ass bssh sssd, - par ssnt III ID
Be d1ssaed fFea ~ enrsonas ansans.
usass sas Issss2eyesis sAs sAvs.ttsas seys 80
shargsaeis fer eoapssitisa saiy. 1Aao01eais ass
generally AAepos4- ouSAssssf ssehnioos VII lbs
III sente DeS eQuoso.
- ~ sasss sAsrs aAvsssaeenanAs ass ais.
tenesss9 ssfs.s Dc expisseaes g ~ ysae q th.
einsOoesAsts1 fer aAsy vi1l - eAas1Do q !,
ear rsgsaseratssfss ths sins sestaallyts.
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CUMMINGS = RE0o6.
Architects.

s u p e n N TIE N EN- rs.
AV8taken IN once In Reddington's Block
= corner Of johnson and Third streets. in Roen,
Ne u, - story, Art door to the left 1t The hsAd
q the nsia enhance staiss, where they invite
tAsir friends and the public TO sal They Are prs.
passA 70 furnish desigss and detail arevipss los
sasdiags Of ell tinds, pahiic md private, snd T.
sspssiatsad the erection Of the sams. They hops
10 do bssiaess in sueb manner ~ will please their
patrons snA - credit 70 sAsnsslvss.
Relss, by psraission, T.
x;P. Lsvs. nastias Taylor.
adwesd kilssasns, JanM Estes,
Gee. @. AsAsssen, R,P OYsel.
VIC. strip. D. D.Ksddisgtsa,
Wn- Leighton, I'm. Binings.
J. n. Hiatt. J.B. rsuI.
dssl3dly
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DECRMBER n. 1887.
RAILROAD 4lcKETs

for aa unlimited istn Of tins
-. WssssnkSfs tostop At aSy poipAon =.
sune their journey NJ leisure. p
cssa1 noat Tickets good until C1oss Of Navigation.
Pa1scngsrsesn obtsiA1 liable Infornstion
- this O6ce in regard ~ ~ Ailroad Routes in
'the United States and Casa4noAnR 1agsSs
Up River Passengers AssKsokuk as 7sotx.1f,
Stage goes kAee<b Plymouth At o. m..euu1Ay0
excepted, eonnsc1ing with the aftern( tsein 70
Chicago.
- S-Psssengsss arriving in Keokuk % the x. y.
train from The West, should secars ihse 1ohets 10
he Evening.
Once open 1t all bours.
81. n. TxUX0uU1I.
s-y YeFsi8s TieGctAgen C. b. 4 9. 1.2. .EtDs.
jyls-dAw
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vAN0lCkLEN 4 0aLLo.
0ENHR RAL AUOTI NEERS

Con01sston Merchants.
vsraAaah Duilding, Johnsua-st, under Ceurt House,
HILL AttsnAsalss Of real Or peFscnal property,
w reesive ana sell On commission all kinds q
goods farniturs, CATTLE horses, ~. Yessive goods
on storage, pay shargss, and Do gsDeaAl eeansy
busineoe. Cash aAysnos1 o. goods faea1vsa u -.
mediate sale. VANSicKLEN MILLS.
noy1h
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=. ". N GHSE, n. n.
EvELL0W u Massashsestts Medical oodisty, Of.
~ ever fishlsn : LSsss' BAnk, TAiri-Ss.
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NEW MlLLlNE IN y nTO0K.
IA Rs. II. TALON takes pleasure In an E7
Nl nonaeins that she has opened . nsw1 R
whose she will keep good sssoftment q Bnansss.
kihbcns, and every thing In thst line. Ladies Ars
invee 70 call either hers Or 81 the old place. 20
Main -.
e1owlsr' 'sModsl s4sr sals.
0Atn~A
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Dental sUR q ERY ny

nR. n. s. BAR6ER would rsspect-
~ fsiiy infor = hispatrons and the y
psslic gsAsraliy that hs has Attsd spl =
. Aesdsc1s suite Of roons, sparine 1Yy
sstsnsr patnsorexpsnss % nsksthem elegant and
ss0fertabie, In the brick bsildipg East si1s sfS
bstvesn Main snd Johnlop streets. Thaakfsl fer
past fsvers, he soliciu eontisuaacs Of the sano.
- AfioDesattons warranted. fapr1laIy yd
l. -. 81 a. r..
RAHNkR Lodgs No. -, I. o. efa. r. meets -
- every friday Evening, at Tsmpsranss
Hall, Oh MAIN street, at ~ o'clock. All
nseses. Of the order In good standing are
invited 70 attend
uy3e-dly
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n.Na&
Banning nasA
eEon =. o. r. 90.
HAVE this day sAs : p1zlsssun III
Da.hiag Bs.iass., u r.
bsss y ss..r for ~ - sE ~ ssA
end sty1s Of 81 go
GEO. 9. ANDERSON IpO. nv
Being one Of the Oldest BAaki ~ nat
t1pstl In Iowa, the new Grn i ~
fornev patronage 20 hbsSauy sxtso4A ~
3aor partner. = -
They win make collections and remit
change, on the dsy of payment, free Of eheiT
nsr, Wis
xR1ERkxcns:
Park Bank, N. Y. -
Winsiew, Lsniev Co., Bankers, N. Y.
Edward ". Clark Co., Philadelphia.
Howard Banktng Co., Boston.
Chap, Fuller : browne, Bankers, Boston.
Hsvfas Bank, Chicago. s3
Ho6nAn 0sipeks, Chicago. 4
Msshsaics' Baah, Pittsburgh. 1xeNs ~
Farmers. Deposit Dank. Pittsburg&
Kramer kaAa, DAukera
Gilmore Brsthsstou /" -Cincinneet1f1
A. ID. Hast Co., " Louisville.*
State Savings Iastitation, 81. Louis.
ksoksk, Jan. !, 'As. GRO. C. ANDERSON.
jsntd &R - M
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- sxtIs cnaSee VIII be made per quarter for
.eetruetion given iu French, German, Drswins,
Painting and Agricultural or PrastieaI Chsnis.
try. -
samuel B. Curtis. P:w. Iss.s,
r. z LoWs e..s. nlaiAoA
John j. nj s|scsss. - y: :: 80 80.
5.T.s..ss:ss.. ). \; ss.:s'.:s. I. = :. Iss:s -
Jaass +. Este.
K.s1sk. ,s.s. ss,'ss-a SslssS5,.
Nh fsaaals CelIsOos
sIShE Directors q this Coilsgs, have 49, A.
'!nstitaukytl b transferred y the lAfgs sn1
ssa1tiluJ y ~ ths Iowa Msa1sal Oella6s, and
have elected CAes. A: Wfaissss n1Aslpal--a
gsntlsaen w1akacwn aadeeesansndeA q posssss-
and scientific qualiAesGless, ssquisiosas - -.
ptees and DsTuanent 5sses q this inDsstnnfeI.
tAepriss.
The Spring Tern viii slnnsnse,s ~ l1SDaau.
.r. a.sss a .S:, :, - s ~
the ekeierOf tsAaA Abe tessla y stlGy, as1 ~
eeaes1e Gesiplins u ~ CelIegs 49, 49, "a
tlssspeevh5aa nd approval q III - NM
e IlSass = thsis psFaaasas - -
n i II. psspssssf Il. Doasa = Ssi,1 - ~ -.
stitution which shall fatty ulset ~ v611s 1 F.
sity and il S1ss tksy hops for N -
zion and synp9f ~ intsiissnt - Il S1
II. in...l - - hsaeesorth BE- .ss,uu,
Tor femas~s1. 0oo6 will oemprshsad pet1a6S \
and advanced departments, With ths daisn o1 RI
alimate thorough organisation - elno Den116|
las nsss, % ssssa:ss. sssn .as.ss'n.as e =. -
hisVoHsmsnt seeArpe ~ ~ 4Gl1
influence % ~ H1nfSrds ~ 49, 3 5
public spirit the lnstitattm = tn191 p
very favorable tefns whish - - - e r u
nj hIn
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1870 ITCH r,
n =. uINoA1, having purchased
Ds ths stoek ~ Pnastek ! Cfouso
Aas naW - sx1tbttaaa and for saieU al"
q tAe Jews1ry Dtases nsxt door 10 b. \. .tcvc 4
Co.'S 1enhlnG 1ea yaxisty Of PiaAos, Gelode-
oass - AN9 nMt y lnstsunents toeether VIA
M Aeet GI6sic, Ae.
Az. ~ Aellsstlon of beautiful pisturee.
knorsvinU - paintings. All which viii . cold
On reaeonahts terms. h. y. HTNMAN IS
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'Xeckuk Marble Works,
no. .KsTABLIsuRDisso,
ThAvA ssPs 90, Bet. Mafn 4 M enaeau.
JNO. BAWDEN Z BRO,
MAgUFAcTuRERs OF
GRAVE STONES, MONUMENTS, BURIAL
VAULTS, kantlss, Table and Pier Tops aud
every description Of Plain and ornansn,al
Work IN Poseign and Domestic Marble.
jyl6-dly
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soar RnCEIvED,
st:en:s aadQss 6aa4. : frsSA 49,
PRIME N. o. 6U6AR,
CLAnIx{GD SUGAR,
1lO COFfKE, -. which " 60 Y SeN 80
! Csii q Ne ~ Naia-st., bet "a - ~. x
nsh1Sd ". H. AU6TINN e.
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Keokuk Book-BindeYy,
AND kLANK BOOK MANUFACTOkY.
QLANK Books made Asd ruled to Any eouired
A1pAttsTn. Court Records, justices Docksts, A.
sssson' besks, PeA Books, Ae., Ac., furnishsd at
short notice.
Old teaks. AaeaaiAss, Assis, Ae., bend or re-
bosAd In any style desired.
@ny Biudsry win be found on Sscona-st.
next door - the Athsneum, sign or the "Big
BOOK ISAAC N. PIERCE.
sep III 41d
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sSaS NOT1CEs
NJ E66h6. PLUMMnR > co. hayine made suah
4M1asraage1snts = will enable ehsm % eonHinre q
them hasiasss - usual, dssn u prDper 9 ~
they afs entitled TO the conadenoe of the pnhlis
gsaesally. WN. RR0WNYiI-
Ksoksk, 1larsA 3. 1864
TnD1 va1isty 81 Nia1ew 6Ha71e & -
~ aspeya oH1Af CAB1 Sxp6I.
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THE Prssbytsry Of Keokuk win hsM its nex
! regular meeting 1t Croton, son the Eecon,
Ihursday (sth} Of April, u So'ciock p. n.
"a =. =. DGn ~ AN, stated Clerk.
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=. ,. IA nR,
A IT0RNEf ~ Law, ksokuk, Iowa. OGce In
~ Post Baiiding, sdst., bet. Main and johnson
jsodly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-01

In connection with the above, Ikeep every kind OF 10,
steal Instruments and musical merchandise generally.
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- SHEET MUSIC.
Thelargest stock Of sheet music, musical works, &C., &c.,
in the Western country.
alusIe sent to any address, postage frss.l
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT no
AND WfT6LTs u EiGKo6sRs.

Uh. FEUOHI hINUHNO y"
PLAyoRINGs TO PRODUCE AT A MoMENTs NoTICE
EVERY DESIRED LIQUOR.
The undersigned has stately made great improvements in
this branch ofb9sIness; TheaaIyoripgsa are PIT npin pack
Of Pure Spirit, either list or 9TH proof, and Liquors such as
CoEnae, either dark or pale, Holland and English Gin, ia.
amaica and st. Crotx Rum, MononEahela, Bourbon, Irish and
Scotch whiskey, Apple, Peach, Cherry and Raspberry Bran.
dy, Port and Madeira Wines will be instantly produced. 1t
requires no SKIN, but an addition OF a good spirit, say so
gallons to each gallon OF the respective FlavOring.
The best Cognac oil, Rree1,y yellow and white, warranted
genuine, asloW as any other importer in the U.S.
Essences of every Liquor. Extract oKOognRe, 1 lh. Of
which produces 200 gallons Of COgnac.
Raw Whiskey may by DR.. Pas age and body preparation
be made smooth with hut a tri1ing expense.
The price of Flavorings are extremely moderate, and di
DIR. LEVI F"EUCHTWANGRR
Chemist and importer OF Drugs, Essen3ial OILS, and Net
ais, DG1uerreOtype NHd photographic Ue1nicdL,
No. 143 IOidenALnne, New York,
n. 3. Sole Agent forGodfrey's celebrated Cordial Bitter
and Gin. fea : +" ap2S-6md&w
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ITO THOSE WHO ENTER MY INSTITUTE, on REMIT
u me $50,and thus SECURE SCHOLAR
SHIPS, any time before the ist day Of next September,c can,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
ia MAIN ST., WHEELING.

GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
174 MAIN ST, WHEELING.
FALL AND WINTER IRADE.
GTONE & THOMAS take pleasure In announcing that
p they are now I'm receipt OF their full stock Of Pan and
Winter
They have Just received their Second Fan P~urChAssss
which, added TO their former stock, will enable them 20 pre-
sent tohthe Public more than
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
Being by Tar the largest and MOST DESIRABLE stock, and
embracing the BEST SELECTION Of choice goods they have
To their former variety they have added . large stock Of
CaFpetlng and Rugs Of the latest designs and best makes
and also q beautiful line Of ehnlcs FuIs, suitable for the
Winter Trade,-to both OF which, as well IS TO their stock
generally, they invite the attention OF The Trade.
Having been In the Eastern cities q ahoTttme pFeVtoust TO
the late heavy rise in AL kinds Of Cotton FSbTtesI and buy
past) as well rs directly from the ImpOrterg, and Manufae.
tufSrs in some instances they are able TO Oaer inducements
to G:Oss Cash BAysrs, either by the PIECE or 1t RETAIL
excei ii by no similar house IL the West.
To meett the wants Of their rapidly increasing Trade, they
have made, and are making ample aFTangementstO furnish
the Public with one Of the best selected stocks Of goods in
their line in the West. .54 tfss
In this stock may be found fully
1000 ydB SlkB-embractng some 0fthe hnest tmpS
1000 " French MeFinOes, C~ashmeres, Homba
Thibetg and MaddomIas-0f every quality and color
A fun line Of the Richest Painted, Ombre shaded an
In striped Cashmeres and DelaIhes-lmpoEted.
400 ShaWls and CloSks-embraelng some Of the
10000 yds Ginghams, DebaIes, Delalnes and Prints, and
10000 /" or DOmeStes-smbfasing the largest line Of
American WoOlens and Cotton goods kept by any atmiiaT
house, II not by any house In the city. .
trade, and pledge the Public that no effort upon their PaTt
shall be wanting to please.
close eaaa buyers exeeI9d by no house 10 the west. II in
the United States, No trouble to show goods-EOOdsB enttG
Carr, Hotels aud Boats foreustomers.
~ Always on hand, Prime Live Geese Feathers.-
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New York Advertisements.
New York AdVefLIsenl5nIs.
ALBERT G.RSGRARDsON's
Advertising and Corresponding ONCE, No $50 BroSdEi
New York
CONSOLIDATION.
CONsOLIDATION.

EmEaeoA.o mAaAxlsE
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- .E4se t- 6GNUONA6.
TUE underlined, grateflIl for the patronage they have
4 received from the eittEensaOf Wheeling and the puhIc
generally, At the old stand, now respectfully ask a contInu-
ance Of the same attheir new location, No. 1i5 MAR. h.
tween Monroe aud Union streets
PURPOSE, at all seasons, to keep such an assoFtmen4o If
CHINA, GLASS, QuGENSW ARR, House q STEIET RnIT
Furnishing Goods on hand that WIN De most lkeiy TO nit
the taste OF all who may favor US with their PATRONAGE.
Ope Rooms are spacious, adording f~leiities Unsurpassed
IN the west o eSaioie goods 70 advantage, and aside IRON
keep on.hana original packages Of assorted oueenSVare,
adapted t0this section Of country and the extreme West.
WhiehWil ba offered At = small advance over TIE cost.
Connected With this house, e a RLINT GLASS Manu-
FACTORY hence our Country Merchants NAV rely upou
saving the carriage from tha East 70 this point, by, buyInr
their Glass and onsehsWaFe FROM as.
]. 4. DUNHAM 3 Co,
smhl4 No. 1ls Main ST. between Monroe & unionsts
-a4FAwDA, Giager, and Domestic Brandt lust received
OAna for sSls6y l6e92l ". EDWARDS I BRO.
II IsBoN Madeira Port, Sherry aud Malaga Wine, just
cess w. A. RDw4Rbs 4 Bro.
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New Arrangement.

New Arrangement.
7 WOULD announce to the subscribers for papers, Period
Il ieals, &C.. whose names have been transferred TO rs from
Mr. TObin'S Books, that We are now receiving said PeriOdt-
Gals &c. regularly. and would request those above referred
to, to call at III Main street. Any wishing to discontinue
their subscriptions, WIN please advise MS that We maynOtlon-
ger preserve their copies. We have just received = case OF
elegant Family Bibles; also late publications; Mrs. Hants'and
Mrs. SOuthWOrth's Works. Everything in the Book and
Stationery line can be had at the "Cheap Book Store Ne.
III Main street. LaP1Ol JAS. Q. ORR.
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Pianos NJ elOdeons, mud every kind OF musical instru-
ments tuned and repaired.
~ All 20 sds warranted At this establishment. hov5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-09
NO. 293.
MISCELLANEOUS READING
DEATH BY TIE KNOUT.
A lady correspondent, writing from


A lady correspondent, writing from St
Petersburg, Russia, says.
"Wfilst the Prince Csgerine YVES in the ac
of Getting iuto his carriage, the Swede, TIT
otjecs OF my story. came up to him, and poin'
ing a pistol ut his breast shot him, wh;ct
caused bis death instantly. At the same
time, the man was going to shoot himself
bur was prevented from 30 doing by the ser.
wants of the Prince, who were 10 attendance
near the carriage.
lie was sentenced TO receive three thousand
strokes with the knout.
The day of the execution arrived, and
every effort was made to give it as much
solemnlty as the occasion required.
Ole regiment was ordered on the Grand
Place. There was also large numUer u
officers aud Generals. The place of the exc
cuton was 80 crowded with people that 1t was
almost impossible to move.
they proceeded by placing the soldiers
in four lines, two on each side. facing each
other-the soldiers in the first row having
each of them knout in bis hand. Those
that were behind, had their bayonets about
rs high as the hip. Then, for every ten
soldiers, there was sergeant, With kuOu,.
TO watch every man who was to use one and
be who should neglect to strike the wre;ched
man, was to receive il 10 his stead by the ser
geant behind him.
At last the poor man was brought to ;be
place OF his martyTdOm.
On his arrival. they took of his shirt, !ear-
ing OILY his pantaloous at the waistband. -
They made him go between the two rowe OF
s0l1erS He was preceded by two soldiers
pointing their guns to bis breast. walking
backwards, two others following him Ia the
same manner. Surrounded on every side, he
could not venture to move either, way with.
out running the risk Of being pierced through
the body.
lie advanced slowly, and at every step herr
ccieed a cut by every soldier, and his blood
flowed in streams In this manner he rCceN-
ed fifteen hundred lssbes, and at last, from
pain, exhaustion, and loss OF blood, be tainted
among his executioners. Nothing Tut hrs
bones could lie seen! His flesh having been
cut from his body by this terrible instrument.
Bur fifteen hundred lasbes could not satisfy
the Judgment, and he must receive fifteen
hundred more TO make up the three thousand.
lie was picked up and carried to the hospl-
tal, where be experienced the kiGdest treat.
meLt, and was cared for as attentively as n
mother would her frst-born child. All thai
kindness was to put him 10 stale to receive
the remainder Of his sentence. But hero
Justice was defeated, for the poor man, after
TWO days Of the most excruoisting agDny, died
in the hos pitaI."
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