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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-07
ANTHELMINTIC WAFERS!
THE DOCUMENTS
1cmcIrp & 5iIprr mare.
B. G. TZ.

B. G. EITZ,
DEALER IN
CLOCKS. WATCHES, JEWELRY,
~ kc. Particalar attention paI. the repairing q
watches, Clocks Fiis y. Also, manufacturers
d solid yeweiT5 - 80 street CleEelaid-
EINE FRENCH CL0CKS-Just the
dees s-''S ~ BENTON = MATHvET.
I AIDES GOLD HUNTING Watch
u d1ss s. fine a''0F'"'H'-'hfsSS 'hESrox : MArHrvEr
EOLD CHATELAINES and Guard
" Chains KEYS, Seals. os7E2I SEidS * ,r,ry,vrr
FINE SETS OF CAMEO, GAR
IoId Stone FiiasTee Stone Cameo s.d JeiI Jeweiry-
dees d,5 3 -''' ~ MS " BENTON sIATHIvET.
cold BAND BRACELETS, Cameo
O Brlceieis Jet and Gold Bracelets Coral zud Cold
Bracelets Ie Braeelea aSso[ men, 4 a. g Msae
GOLD NECK CHAINS-Of AIDE
" laie, Greek Furs Fasree, CurO, Coral, Coral and
Gold and fancy patterns ess7s' a. ,,.TrrvrrS
GOLD LOCKETS, GOLD Crosses,
" Pearl Crosses Jet Crosses, stone Crosses, Fancy
GTosses-b0sh Creek and High Chgrss paitsTs g Meadeh
A FEW FINE PICTURES.-Which
decs BENTON MATHIvET.
WASES-0fP Porcelain, China, Bisque,
Parian MARBLE AMI Bs@s3 Gas ,eTy l9E a
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
dsss : ''-' - - SESToS AIArHIvET.
CAN'T WAIT Any LONGER
C0WLES & co viii sell SILVER Hunt
y ing Anchor Walehss for slato sn. selsI
CAN'T WAIT Any LONGER.
C0WLES & co. wiz. sell Is Carat
u f.,H1T -.rarN V-r
CANT WAIT Any LONGER
G0WLES L co. will sell Gold Anchors
~ Is Caraf Cases. for Sz5 10 SIS Ootsa
GOLD SILVER WARE.-SL oons,
- FORKS SoapLadles Pie-KnIves, SugzI-SPoss, Bgs-
Gus, Mass To6asso BOIss s69s BsI5s zBoTss,
,te oaI1ies nss sIgii kaisss
c5S dseS - = sESroN INIT MarHfSEr Iar .
OLIVER PLATED MARE.
- Silver Plaied Castors-
Silver Plated Cake Baskets.
silver Plated Card saskets.
Silver Plated Tea Trays
iile5 ToIss spo5s. BSiisr-Enivss
SILVER Plated Butter Dishes.
Years Dsy S-'D s'' dses BENroS SI1THIyET
1000 GOLD PENS AND PEN
1,OOO Holden; 800 Gold Pencils and Gold Pen
Holdsrs. dees BENTON 4 MATHIyEr.
ME SELL CHEAP.
w decs DENTON MATHvET.
KNIVES ANB FORKS.
IN Pocket Knives
RodgtTs SCISSOR
BAs Purses RaZors and Str1pez
Porte N -nnlies- Shaving Brushes
Willow Chairs Card Cases Soap and Pefumery
Work sands Jet Brsceleis and Beads
Fancy Baskets Meezrshaum Pipes
Luhins EKtrasts Feather Dusters Wax Beads.
sass Fas Of tn. . !s': ss s9s,. which Ss a 81
selllow dec9 BENTON MATHIVET.
ENGRAVING JOBBING AND
decS BENTON SIATHIvET.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION given
Il u the repair OF Watches and Clocks. IWork war
rsnie9l decs BENTON MAfHIvET.-
WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD.
w de9 BENTON MAIHIYET.
CAN'T WAIT ANY LONGER.
GOWLES 4 co. will sell Silver Cyl-
~ indsT Watches for $stO SO. OciST
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-07
oSwEGo MARKEF-June 5.


lBY TELEGRAPHl
FlouT-Unchauged.
Nheattirm, sales OF Is Coo bus MllWnukee club al 1se
.qc ahoat and delivered
River
Lake ilnp0rtsa20OO bushels wheat and 10000 bushels
Canal Ezports-3OO Ibis -four 1890 bs wheat 90 bus
com.
Buffalo Market.
lBT TELEGRkFH.l
BUFFALO June SEP N.
Four-In good shipping demand and fImer. sales Of 800
bbls al s. 50 r ezra state 50 7Ud3I5 flr superne W
COUSIN; S4i IS for do lad and Ohs; 81 25a4 50 for round
WheatFrmer; sses Of IS 0OO bus Al . aISe and
The spot for Chicago spring; and ssdsoc iof Niie
Indiana
37i6Gfc
Kve-Firmer; sales Of 200 bus at &c
Not a cargo OF any graln % the spot
Whisky-I over: sales Of so bbls AZ l9-
Freights-L0wer; -four 35637c and wheat loc 10 New
York
corn, II 90 bus oats.
Canal E1ports3o ibis d1ur &5l bus wheat, ld0JO hus
c0rn. II o o tus cats
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-07

CARRIAGE MAKING.
NHE SUBSCRIBER, WHO FOR
IL wcnone years has been IN the above business n this
cye1ce the past shteen m0nthsannOu1ces 70 the
Cleveland public that he has again taken the old stand al
Hurh1ts Bork, and will on the business Of carnage
Making and repalGgdong all work IN piol pt and sal
manneT and fulhlhug all orders vita dspatch
This being the Oldest he IS determined 10 make as goOd
a carrilge shol any IN the CITY
my ls-d3m lge A. W UkLbI l..
J. n CLAEK. ia DAVIS. JANEs l. DAVID.
I III. CLARK q CO.-Manufacturers
- s1nd Dealers n LUMBER Sh nsles, Lab C., Mervln
ST. an Yard above DvlsI6n Street Bridge. Cleveland
NEW LUMBER YARD
II CT ARK. late busiRe agent Of Thatcher, Burt
Co. has himself with celebrated mauulact ur
in uhsnIenl In Michigan for the transaction Of the
Lumber business 10 Cleveland. By hls connec hon they
pIcuarel O. sell ali Kinds Of Lumber either at Retail or
hv Tho C1rE1. prices ac1lrlIuglT anZ1.d&W3m Isl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-07
4 ii ORDINANCE no GRADE

~ lF1ln ald TlTo Mcll0U sfTcef-
sec l. BE II ordained b The Cy Council o; the City Of
GlcEe n ttw thirds he Members coucuuingl
Ihai Med9E street DC graded accor y the csab he'd
grade and that constructed under said
conduct ihe surplus and surface 10 the Cuyahoa
ser and that said street be uaved with stone SAID in
pot eenfs 70 Be done unerthe direction OF the Board
CITY lmpEos eneats and tatthe AID expenses q said
eent te Imafed and assessed upon all the
the feet fiouf-
Passed May q. Is5s J. II COFFINBERRY
J. bAEILErT. City Clerk Prest OF the Council
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Hlanufartnres.
Brass FOUnSieFV.

Brass Foundry.
MORLEY Il ODLLL HAVING
NI completed their New FoundeTy al the foot OF Via
ard street. prepared TO make every dseipen o.
BRASS CASTINGs- We manufacture al KINDS Of Fas-
and Cocks for steam and Gas and she various articles
used the plumbing business Locomotives and Steam-
boat Bells Hyorlnt all xmas Of Bass DDS used oy Dis
tiilers. Maehiness and Railroad Companies ~
II MORLEY, J. H ODELL-
t,lcvelard NV Is ISIS myl9.utf
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An ORDINANCE 10 GRADE

~ and pave Light Houss street.
Seci N 1 Be u ordained the City Council OF the CITY
Of Cleveland, two thirds OF all he Members concurng
That Light Ho1se street between East River the
G Z c Rai h0ad Be graded uding tOthe ab ish
ed grade and paved with stone under The direction of the
Bard of City improvements and that The Erpen
of sai Imurayeuets hc mated and upon
all the lots and lands bonding abutus ID
between The iuis Aforesaid n oporlon % The fee fOnt
Passed May Z5h, ls5s. J. II COFFINBEBRY,
X. BARTLETT, CIty Clerk- Prcst OF Council.
4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-07

URNIT URE
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
No. So Water street, next door TO The P. 0.
II HAVE NOW ON HAND AND
IL ready for sale one OF the LARGEST AND MOST
BEAUTIFUL assurtments Of FURNITURE evoroffred
in hs ey-in acf q cannot be surpassed the western
RoSE Moon Tete a-tetss, Sofa and Chairs
CHAMBER SUITS OF cvery style and price.
ROSE WOOD and MAHOGANY Bedsteads, BuTeas
Wash Stands Card Tables Ceatro Tables Fancy and DIAr
bic Top Tables WhatnoS Hat Racks Jenny Lind Stands
Muse Stools Esy Chairs RocksTs. Sewing Chairs, and
BLACK WALNUT and CHERRY Fall-lsaf Card D,
ming. sud Extension Tables
LOUNGES Of superior quality, and Al prices suit pur
nCANE SEAT and WOOD CHAIRso Of every description
IS CORDS OF COTTAGE BEDSrEADS q al prices
5 CORDS OF Hair Manila, Excelsior kuSk Straw and
Cotton hIATTRASSES. -
Al of which / prepared 70 sell az The LOWEST
CASH PRICES and lam confdenf, from the
erprrGuce IN the business, nnt FACILITIES heinf
such, that l can offer a BETTER AkflCLH AT LESS
than can found al aEy other house In the trade
10 BJSIN ESS and ATTENTION 10 the wants OF my M
nv CISTOAERS merit liberal share and continuance
u Iheir PATRONAGE
.rs - wsf-rstssss ssTtaoarssths Pasf cfiss
NHAMBERLAINS & LEE, MANU-
~ FACIURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
ALL KINDS OF SPORTING AND BLASTING pow
neR nhre No Afwatrr Block uoslc
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Rail Roaos.
u +. go
OLEYELAND AND MAHONING

~ RAIL ROAD.-TIME TABLE. No T.
To take effect and after Monday May 24ih. is5s.
GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
~. IA "a.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-07

SoOw J P. Hale Moore. Kerg's Island: no cargo.
, 1858-11-05

DEATH OF 0sH-KosH.-The Commissioner Of
Indian Affairs has just received letter from o.
d. BOnesteel, Indian Agent, dated at Fond du
Lac, Sept. 10, in which Mr.. B. says that he had
just received visit from Kcr shana, chief Of
MenOmonee tribe. His visitor informed him Of
the death Of Oshkosh, the principal, which was
in this manner: Oshkosh got drunk, and quar-
relied with his two sons, the latter being also
intoxicated. The sons became exasperated, and
beat the old man SO badly that death ensued
from the injuries. Oshkosh, it is supposed, was
over so years Of age. lie visited Washington
with a delegation from his tribe in 1850. His
loss is greatly regretted by his people, by whom
he was much respected, notwithstanding the
bad example he set them at times.
A novel Emigration scheme finds favor in
the eyes Of the people in Glasgow, Paisley and
Greenock, and public meeting is about to be
convened in the City Hall of the Scotch COM
mercial metropolis, to lay the plan before the
public A memorial will be submitted to this
assembly, and aiterward presented to the Queen,
praying that, to secure law and order in British
Columbia, body Of unemployed Scotch opera
tives may be sent out Of the colony, armed with
saw, the axe, the shovel or spade, and the Min
mic rifle. Memorials to the same effect are be-
ing go. up in various Scotch towns.
, 1858-11-05
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
STEILACoOM, W. T., NOV. 8, 1858.


The following General Orders, important
and interesting to the people Of this Terri
tory, reached US by the last mail. Our del.
rgatc, Hon. !. !. Stevens, will please accept
our thanks therefor:-
GENERAL Orders, No. 10.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington, Sept l3, 1853
/. The President directs that the Department
of the Pacific be divided into two parts. The
Southern part will be called the Department OF
California; headquarters, San Francisco The
Northern part to embrace the Territories Of
Washington and Oregon, excepting the Rogue
River and Umpqua districts, will be called the
Department Of Oregon; headquarters, Fort Van
couver.
Q. Brevet Brigadier-General N, S. Clarke,
Colonel 9Th Infantry, is assigned to the com
mand of the Department of California. In thus
abridging the limits Of his command, measure
demanded by the length Of time required for
communication between its northern and south
ern portions, the Secretary of War specially
commends the activity, zeal, and judgment dis
played by General Clarke in concentrating the
troops Of his department for energetic operations
against the hostile Indians Of the north, as soon
as their outbreak became known.
8. Brigadier- General W. s. Harncy is assigned
to the command Of the Department Of Oregon,
and will proceed to his post with all possible dis
patch, The President directs that Captain A.
, 1858-11-05

It is stated in the London AAenGum that the
Haytien students in the Paris colleges have this
year carried of their full share Of honors, and
the occasion has been celebrated by the men Of
color by banquet 1t is hoped by these gen.
temen, who consider themselves of the samc
hue as Hannibal, Terence, and, perhaps, some
Of the African Bishops, that similar banquets
may yearly celebrate similar triumphs
, 1858-11-05
NlistrIlaaruus.
NEW ENGLAND HOUSE.
STFT1ACOOA, ". 7.

F=.a THE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING FITTED -
h:i up and opened the above establishment. iiI
desiIes to call the attention Of the travelling pubic On
Puget Sound thereto, and solicit their patronage.
The house is kept on the Restaurant principle; Meals
can be had at all hours of the day and night at moderate
rates. and always comprising the very best the market
aff,rds.
In connection with the Eating department, private
apartments have been fitted u7 expressly for Lodgings
where the weary traveller cannot only refresh the inner
man. but refresh the bOdy 10 clean linen and comfortable
quarters Parties travelling the Sound, and arriving
after hours, need only knock to be admitted.
The subscriber hopes. by strict attention to business
n merit share Of public patronage.
25:'f JAWES SAUNDERS
, 1858-11-05
AMERICAN.-pnospEoTrs
Volume Fourteen begins Sept. II, 1855.


MECHANICS, INVENTORS, MANUFACTUR-
uNl eIs and Farmeis-The Scientific American has
reached its FOurt ih Year, and Will enter upnl n rev
volume the llih Of September II il the rly week
publication " the kind issued ~ this cOuutTy,
has very extensive ation in al tho States of the
Uuin ltis not rs me might suppose r. m It's title.
dry absruse work On technical science; on h" contrary
deals with the prat events gong in the scirnt c
mechanic and Industrial worlds and Estrci
every One II the Mechanic or AftZIn wishes to knnw
the best m chine in Sc. how to make any substance
employed in his business if the hnUseWife wishes TO ret
a reciye for making go d color, &c u the invent
Sishes IL know what u going IN the way II improve
msnts-it tie Manufacturer wishes 10 ks. pnsted with
the times and ~ employ tie tet fat t,- hs busine
III the man OF leisure and tdy wishes To keep himself
imiar with the progress made IN the chemica l-hOra-
tory, or In the construct on Il tel gah h., s'eamshs
railroads. eapers, mowers Bnd th sand her machines
aud app 'nces, hih u p Shd warall there desid
eTata cin be fln IN the SCIENTIFIC AN lRCsN and MT
elsewke e. They are here pr nted IL reliable apd
interesting fOm adapted to tie cUmpthen ion Oi m ads
unlearned in the higher branches Of scence and art
TEHMs One copy one year,$2 one G py, six months,
81; five copies six months o.; ten c"pes, six months
tS; ten ,op's,t live months, 45 ffvren coie-, iwtve
months, $22; twenty ecpes Twelve months, s2s in ad
vance.
Specimen copies sent gr,,ui,ously for inspection
uthern OF ~estrn IN nfy, VI postage stamps taken
for subscriptions.
H9- Letters should be drectSdt n
MUM & co .l2S Fulton st., NY
AJ- Messls. Mum Il Co. are extensively enga sed In
pro urng patents for new inve1tinns, and will advise
nventlr' without charge, In regard 70 the novelty of
their improvements
, 1858-11-05
Shingle Machine
LONDON CLUBHOUSE GIN.

To the Public.
IIS celebrated pretending TO nothing but what 10,
Il via pure and unaduterated aree, and assuming no
Artificial merits VI what IL not some OF It's rival I'm
tators doaer eight years Of public approval and very
extensive sales 10 the cities Of New York. Philadelphia,
Boston and the Western Cities has been pronounced By
the public as well as BY the best medical and scientific
authorities throughout the United States and the Canadas
TO be SUPERIOR not only beverage Of general use,
any other article metug against it, but Is unequatd
"a its medicinal efficiency in al classes q complaints
East To West, North 10 South, and more particularly b.
those crossing the Isthmus and who are constantly chang
ing their water rs well as their climatewho are drink
ing ind ed dozen kinds Of water In every twenty faul
hours and each draugh containing some property actnI
IN chemical antgonisms to the preceding one, thereby
causing unnatural degree Of excitement to the stomach
1T positively aud Also utey pecessary to
teractng agent From the fact that this article pre-
pared expressly TO meet such exgeDcies, and 70 act
know Il will AIT, as an antidute, we confidently pre-
scribe i as the very best article IN the country Th
name Of aromatic scheidSm Schnapps has never been
attached In any way TO this article.
The London club-ITOuse Gin
Requires none Of the usual "caution to the public" %
beware Of counteree IL bting like all other genaint
articles, beyond the base art OF iting.
The London Club-HOuse Gin
Is an antidoie 10 the horrible adueaon To which every
thing alcoholic Is submtted-the n0xiOns p0sons made
up and sold as AROMATIC sCHEIDAM scHSGPPs, &c.
The London CIub-IIOuse Gin
Requires no word Of advicen no caution to the pub
Is Those who once drink il fnd security IN i.s yirtne.
against the vicious temptatous Of drinking any Of IT.
vile limitations. even under "advice y while those who
caution the public against counteyeers have them
eves bern cautioned by the public TO beware Of any but
CHE LONDON CLuB H0usY GN
WILLIAM II. DAY,
eOle Importer, New York.
NOTIcE.-The unexampled success Of the LONDON
cLUB BOusE Gin has induced host Of imita Ors, WIN
re putting up an nferinT article under similar titles
Purchasers will please notice the fac Si1e Of the sigma
ture Of the undersigned on the label
VIM. II. DAILY.
For sale BY all the PRINCIPAL Liquor Houses in San
Pnnciscn California 63mis
, 1858-11-05
BATEI5!

By which the INST wonIeriu aud quickest cures ar
effected Wiiho Jar icle IT nasty and pasnn ,us medi
cine Of any kind; aud he makes very mderaie charges
,Nrugh b. DOES MT attempt 10 swndle any man into th
ides that he does Il all
, 1858-11-05

Medicinal Diet Drink, Of eminently salutlry qualities
manufactured by him ell exclusively, ut his factory at
cheidam, in Holland, AID well known during the last
twelve years Throughout the Atlantic and WeseI aes
Il made from the best riley that can In selected 10,
EprOpp with the q aromatic allan berry, II
ackno IedIed and extraordinary medicinal qu ltics II
has long since acquired higher reputation, 10th Eu-
rope and Amsrca than any Other dIuretic bevt mge.
AnalZ-d, II Is PEhFEcTLY PURE LiQUDK, In its
fleets mld and wholesome t0uic IL Il extensively
used and approved by the mediNl faculty. the temper
ance perpe, heSds Of families, &c.
ln Gravel, GOut and 'llheumstism, in Distinctions ol
the Bladder aud Kidneys, and In general Debility, Its
effects prompt, dec ded, aud invariably reliable. And
II Is not ny remedy for these maad es tut, u all
In which they are produced by dTinkiug had water which
Is aim st universally the cause Of them, IL operates
SURE PKEvENTIvE
For Fever aud Aeue It one Of the most ticaelous
, 1858-11-05
The Aromatic eheidam SchnappS

Is consequently great demand Iy Isons uveng or
aout TO settle u those parts Of the uniry especially
well Us by many every community where Il has become
known oa account Of IL other remedial properties
In oil Ot DropscAl tendency It Is generally the
only remedy required, When adopted 10 the early Stages
OF the dseases In Dysp psia maadiee when taken Ia
prper quantities. diet drink and especially at dinner
IL is found, BY uniform experience 20 tie emneny gica
clous In The most Obstinate when the best Of
the usual remedies have Jailed tn B I'd than MOO
nary relief IL uf Faiuncy II Is imHledi te and
nvarabe specific; aud IL may be administered in diluted
and propor'onate quantities even TO young infants, IN all
those paruxyss VI gripping paa In the stomach and bow
Il, 10 which they especially subject as well as the
cholic Of grown per, ons.
IT. jidiOus adoption in connection with the principal
meals whena sense O exhaustion dictates its use
fails TO relieve the debility attendant upon ptOtrscted
chronic m LADIES' low temperament and exhausted vital
energy. ~ whatever cause induced Tese facts TO
which many OI the most eminent medical meu, bOtn IN
Europe aud the Uned States have horne testimony and
which c0rrbated by the higheN written authOrites
Put up in quart pint bottles, In Of dozsn
SIGNATURE on the abel
For sale by all the respectable druggists and Liquor
dealers in California and Oregon.
UDoLPH0 WOLFE, Sole Imuor'er
% Beaver street. New York
Caution to the Public.
London Cordial Gin,
Club House Gin,
Seheidam ScLndpps
Medicdted Schndpp&
Royal SehHdpps
Under the above and similar titles the liquor m xers Of
this city bItiug large quantities Of adnneated u
wholesome trash, costing bit little whh they h,pe
10 realize large profits by selling in California.
Avoid all compounds. Some 50 skilfuy prepared
AZ t0 pass for good LIQUOR except with the bes ndgs
II you would be safe, only the long established
renowned, genuine wOLFE's ScHIED,M AROMATIC
UDoLPHo WOLFE, Sole Importer,
216m % Beaver street. New York.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-04-08
When ignorance is bliss,
'Tis folly TO be wise.
Revival i'm a Print ne Office.

Prayer-meetings have been held daily
at one Of the larger printing offices in
this city since the h Of March with IN
creasing interest. At the commence
ment there were but four or FIVE converts,
with four or FIVE participants. and now
the number ranges as high as twelve or
fourteen. The interest manifested ut
those meetings is very great. One OF
the recent converts says: What are
we to expect when printing offices are
converted into religious chaPelsl 1t is,
as far as my knowledge extends, unpre-
cedented in the history Of any country.
and will. no doubt, astonish MAJ y a
reader As the meetings are held be-
tween the hours of IL and O'Clock,
some of the men 20 without their din
uer for the SAKE of attending them'-N.
Y. Tribune.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-04-08

daylight increased by degrees, and announ-
ced the approaching rising of the sun in the
east, deep and awful stiffness sudden!y
prevailed. Through passage formed By
the crowd, picket of soldiers approached
the fatal ring; surrounded by these soldiers
was a miserable cart, in which satthe exc
cutioner, and by his side haggard-looking
man, who was evidently about to suffer the
death of malefactor. At little distance
from the cart, followed a clergyman, ac-
mpanied by man whose face was per-
fectly pale, but whose carriage was firm
and proud, and his aspect imposing. His
dress, richly embroidered with gold, but to
which the armorial ornaments were never
theless wanting, showed him to be of high
rank. 1t was the Marquis de Giac. When
he appeared, a suppressed exclamation OF
sympathy ran through the crowd.
In the meantime five members of the ju-
dicial body of Bourges had approached the
scaffold rom an opposite. .airectiGn, sad af-
ter laying several rolls OF paper down upon
table, awaited earnestly and silently the
appro ich of the condemned. A few mo-
ments after, the victim appealed upon the
place of execution. The clergyman drew
near to the culprit who had been convic' ed
of murder, prayed with him for short time
after whIcE, amidst the GREATNESS stiffness
which prevailed, the senior of the FIVE !u-
dicial officers proceeded to read aloud, first
the sentence of the murderer, and then that
os the Marquis be Giac, to whom he turned
at The conclusion with these words:-
Il demand of you, Arthur PhGbus Charles,
Marquis de Giac, whether you are willirg,
under your own handwriting and signature,
to give yourself up to the royal mercy, and
thus escape the sentence of death which
hangs over you"
NO." answered the marquis in firm
voice.
"Then." continued the officer of justice,
"you will have to perform the pepance I'M
posed on you, and do the part of execution
er to the delinquent who has been adJudged
to suffer death at the hands of the heads
man."
Saying this, he made sign to the execu-
TONER, who drew from under his cloak
SWOGu, NulCu " INV ]@NA 49,
de Glac.
An indescribable expression of anxiety
was depicted on every cOunienance. After
short pause, the marquis, pale as death,
seized the sword with firm grasp, barred
his right arm, and A shrek of horror
burst from the crowd-he had cut off his
right hand by desperate stroke of the
weapon which he held in his left.
Returning the sN ord to the executloner,
and turning to the judicial authorities,
whilst the lood streamed from his arm, he
said:
"Go tell the constable, gentlemen, that
the Marquis de Giac has no hand with which
to perform the duty of executioner--
He could say nc more, but fell faintipg
from loss of blood. Before the expiration OF
an hour, the marquis received the pardon OF
the constable, who admired courage stili
more than he hated political crime.