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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-05
Tho President and tho Tariff.

The Washington correspondent OF the New York
Times thus alludes to the Thrift imbroglo in
Washington:
All the projects for modifying the tariff during
the present session are dead. True the President
his Secretary of the Treasury; but Mr. Cobb has
got the under hold. and IL sure to bring him down.
The President and Mr.. Cobb have tried titles tothe
controlo t the financial policy OF c"untry,nni the
latter has won the suit. Mr. Buchanan may ~
well own up. nndcry enough. Cobb has 4ot
him down already and is smart enough to hrep
HIM down. despite his struggles and squirmlngs
A great man il Howell, and should be secured ut
once to write for tho Weekly Sledger,' in compa-
ny with his immortal nnmesake, Syl,anus. !.
Another correspondent referring to the same
subject, slys
1t is rumorcd that thc..Pcnnsylvania delegation
arc preparing IA formal remonstraucc for present
tation 10 he President. urging the Importance Of
the removal Of Cobb from the Treasury Depart
mcnt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-05
The Thirty Million Bill.

Everywhere, throughout the country, the press
10 speaking out against this mcasure--a measure
NO less dangerous than ridiculous. The idea Of
giving the President thirty millions of dollars o
buy Cuba, when Spain has already refused two
hundred millions for it. strikes the common sense
Of the country as simply the perfection of non
sense. The fimsy excuse that the money is to be
used for purposes Of negotiation" will not hold
water. The true secret Of it is that it is move.
ment in the interest of party-that the Preside, I
sees the necessity Of raising n new Issue and thu,
diverting attention from the profigacy and ex
trsvagance of his Administration. Perhaps i
may provoke war. and perhaps that may be it
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-05
The Fredericksburg Recorder Democratic or

: The fredericksburg Recorder Democratic or
gan-tl,us refers 10 . suggestion made by one of
our correspondents short time since:
A NEw CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESSIONAL HoS"Rs.
--In Mr.. Peweirs District, the announcement OF
Messrs Leake and Goode. candidates for Con
gress. both Democrats, has excited no little sensa
ton in the ranks Of the Democratic party. The
prevalent opinion, however. seemed decidedly III
favor of the success Of the present worthy incum-
nent. the Hon. Paulus Powell. Thus matters
have stood for some time, and the impression, had
gone abroad that the Opposition would not run n
candidate, when lol We see IN tho Lynclbnrs
Virginan. Of recent date, the name OF the insin.
chile Nat Morris--or a. we must say now. that
he is nm nsprant,for Congressional honors. Col.
Nathaniel Morris, of Buckingham. announced AZ
the Wing and American candidate. lie is u for.
midabe competitor for any man, and in n scrub
race will prove himself whole team. Upon tho
stump he is full Of nnccdote, and has only 10 give
his experience in regard to his famous trip to
Memphis. To carry New Glasgow audience by
storm One Of his "anecdotary speeches would
put even the ready Mr.. Loakc to his trumps for n
rerly Mr. Powell had better look to his honors.
or he may he ousted and that. too. by the invnci-
bic Nat Col Morris does not design running,
we believe. in either Madison or Green. So much
for Buckingham.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-05
MISCELLANEOUS.



osraR EIteminsinr aIusbe remedies for clear
ing houses Of ali u vsrn With all eUnadenee We re-
conmend them-N Y Daily stats Rsgisto
"CosrARs remedies for all dpmssis pests such as ksr
Roach-s Bed Bu Ants. fleas nsal,sb VIZ can
speak fro arnsi knpwies OF their merits Drntgss AMI
leac Lou send tseir early u they sou senre
sdc In them Atr Fart Joaraai dprfi Isl
Il shai write something Hboui ExieTmna"rs n can
do with prptirty They selling rapidly here and DC
ttroyng ali scrmln Ed Bdanr. Fayeue. No
Death to all v imin.'
A. STRING apr s'hcs.
ANS la
From their holes out
And MICE and kAT-,
De-pte OF Ga
tai skip about.
EtD-l;rGs bir
You, in tho night
As % the bed siumbcr,
While iss cts crawl
Thru chainb,r ald III,
In squads without number
IT Is TRULY WONDERFUL win what certainty, Rafs'
R"'ches Mice. Moe- Ground Nj BOD bugs Ant, Moih'
Mq"es Fieas lnse's Animal. ia ali u every sp.les
Of Vennin are utterly destroyed aud e,crmn a."d by
"Costar's" Rat, Roach, &c, Exterminator,
"Costar's" Bed-bug Exterininator,
"Costar's" Electric Powder for Insects.
Supplied drecf by mail a,de's the United States
follows.
On receipt of 81 90, box Of the RAT RoscH &C Ext.
Un receipt # sn, box each Of the RAT, ROACH DC EXT
aud tLtT"c POWDER, (sent postage paidJ sufficient 10
destroy the vcrinin on any premises.
Sold by Drnggis aud Dealers every where.
r. s. irruiar-, terms, Ar, sent by mail application
feb 5dscw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-05
The Homestead Bill.

This nbomnuble mcaSure-,hc peculiar pet OF An
drew johnson and the agrarians of the Northwest
ern Statcs-ha. passed the House of Representatives
BY decisive minority. Bad enough as it was in
the beginning, it has been made worse by proyi-
sion including within its benefits nnndfndfizrd
toreiyncrs' Men who not citizens of the nj
tel States are to be presented with tho public
lands without money and withoutpriee. Thesys-
TEN of pillasc and plumber goes On bravely in
Gnngrcs,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-05
FUTURE DAYS
BIZ WESLEY GRIGG, ArCTIoNEER.
PETE n s RG a.

CARGO NEW OKgEANS SrlsA Y AND NO.
~ LASSES AT AUCrlON-On TUf SpAY, the 9Th Of
FEBRUARY. 1870. at the South side Railroad Depot con.
en.ng at II O'clock Twill sell the of the Schooner
cahontas. from New Orleans, consisting of
l73 hngshcads prime to choice Sugars,
25 barrels prime M"lasscs.
TERMS ~ SALE = For all under $780, cash for
800 aij ards months credit fm negotiable pa
feb jdhI WESLEY GRIGG, Aucioneer.
LNXrENsgvK ALE OF CONVECTION.
II ARIES, WINES, CIGARS. &C In pursuance with a
deed # trust executed by Jno Burrh the 2Gh
of January shall, on TUESDAY. FEBRUARY sth proceed
Ia sell At public auctinn. lis Store house, Main
the whole of his valuable and stock CDNFEC
T1oNAktEs LIQUORS AND CIGARS, and all The FUR.
NITi RE AND FIXTURES In his esfabli shn,ent.
From Monday The 3s Of January until the Of sale Mr.
W lburch will be- authorized, Agent, tho
gaods In his storr for cash, at cost.
Will be glad receive DIS for the whole any
wishing Ia In the husn'ss will
poriuniy Of obtaining well see stock very liberal
terIs. both A. to the and the time
Wholesale purchaser will lie able the store wcl
known Yanrcys old stand) whirh pc, has st e.
gbls In the city CHAS. NJ BLAGkFoRD
jan 2s-d&csfeh Tru,,co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-05

agony from the second story where the mercicss
flames bad encircled them with their fiery and ia
tai wreaths before human aid had reached them.
The only one saved was a boy who got out on the
porch.
The hoose was dry and burned like FASH
All that human aid could do done, but il came
too late. The two cities and neghborhood thrilled
with horror at the occurrence
The house stood by itself, near the head of
Jane. street, Allegheny city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-05
SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS DAY.

suyWU1T aALU OF VERY YAIIARIE
CITY AND COUNTY PROPERTY.-By virtue II =
ruA deed from John Ruekcr and wife to \. n Cam hii
A. NiHnms Trustees. executed the 81 a. February
le and ne're In he Clerk ofhre 81 this city
the Hul1ffhed sutstutcd frfslcc ty II the
iiu.gs Csurt al Lyuehbnre will proc. Ia the prem
.es. on THURSDAY III" 3d day Of FEBRUARY next the
FARM In said deed conveyed containing Sbouf
This farm lies In the of Campbell" about miles
Lynehbusg the Turnpike leading the House
well wa-red nv bea, Greek has upon all bud
nrs and is worthy Of the no,ie % persons wishing pur
chfsc an excellent piants'i'n
TN the following "a kDAY. the 9Th of FEBRt AIRY. |
shall se sundry LOTS of GROUND lying IN the ciiv OF
l., nehburg ao conveyed In said dee. trust These lot.
If the 0r,ad purchased the said RI, Of
Judge WIN DaHei r aud are located betw Black Water
Creek and the Rss!n the James River
nal Also Lots 6f GROUND In tho sam, vicinity
purchased by the sid Rurker II this Iynchbnrg Msnufarur
Gg CnmTany. This property Is very valuable aud Will Ia,
rendered by the comie'ionof the Orange A.xut
drs Railroad aud commended to public notice par
ticuar description will be given hereafter.
TERMS ALL the property wi. lie sold a rcasonabl.
credit made known IN the day Of sale
JNo NJ SPEED Trustee
ian } c2a " foi .y the ndt5ftb Rep copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-05

Mr. Turney is of opinion that hands in the spring
viii make from $40 to $50 per day.
John r. Rocker has his family there, and
writes his brother 10 come in the spring BY all
means. He made up TO snow fall, from 2 70 $50
per day.
s. N. johnson also writes from there private
letter, and fully corroboratng all the other let
tiers.
Vim. Larimer, and NJ. M. Jewitt have long let
ters in this number. and ofthe same tenor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-05

real object. The proposition will not only mis-
carry, but it will b IN additional incentive to the
people to inAiot the Overwhelming robuke which
hoy hsss in stors aier the Administration at the
next ifcsidsntial slectioo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-05

AWFUL CALAMlrY--A IIusBANp, WIFE AND SIX
CHILDREN BuRNT TO AsmEs.-lt is our painful duty
to record of the most horrible and distressing
fires and loss of life, last night that has ever hap
pened in our county or cities, accompanied by
awful circumstances. Last evening, about II o.
clock, two story frame house, situated just out of
the line of Allegheny City, in Reserve township,
and occupied by man named Rogers by trade a
carpenter, with his family. caught fire. and before
they could be rescued he and his wife, and six out
Of seven children were burnt to ashes.
This Rogers and wife. had, it seems from the
evidence of the neghbors, for sometime ven
themselves up to hard drinking, and though he
owned the property on which he lived. yet SO
worthless had he became that the family had been
supp nred by the neighbors out of charity. He and
his wife frequently had quarrels, and 5" common
had their quarrels and noises become to the
nciglbors that but little attention was paid to
them.
Screams were heard by the neighbors in the
house before the fire was discovered by them. but
surprising that they were, rs usual, occasoned by
drinking, and as they were known to have been
drunk all day, nothing thought OF it till the
| flames were seen. But it too late; the drum
ken husband. and wife, father aud mother, were
consumed IN the first story, while the cries of poor
innocent children. the innocent victims of the in
| formal vice t" their parent, went up in hopeless
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-05

pleasing Hvcing companion and that should
hc lc,ry Davis Par Killer sudden attack of
ny uary cholera orbns be- fcctualy and
ru,y relieved by It, il il equally enecua in curing
st,lls hares. &c
IN nm. H,npcy writing from Rareoon Burnah. Dnccm.
ttr q" e.6 II Is becoming more popular, aud h
assured that the cholera been arrested
by ia Tn. late prevalence of cholera
hue swept about all tle Pain Killer had
ooting supply Will be disappointed in sb'-
sHlpiy them. Please Send Invoice OF $3.50 worth
by the first opportunity"
cars Tow< Africa, Jan 70. 1851 -Messrs T. Davis Son,
II he Pain Killer hurpv I" Ia getting
good repntr here and its good qualities being appreciat
Lately have demand for the article, and conh
IDENTITY anticipate large trade IN the Pain Killer
BDRRODAII.E, THOMPSON, HALL. CO.
The the the l. X, easily
cd. by washing it in 4 little alcohol.
Sold by all medicine dealers.
Sold by JOHN II. SEAY. I.ynchburg ian 29.2w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-05

FEARft AND FATAL AcCIDENT.-A Boy Carried
Oer Niagara Fats in FiW J'cc Of Many Spec
n'orS. We learn from tho railroad men, that
IN adopted son Of Mr. Gibbs, foreman in the Nj
agara Falls Paper Mil, WAS taken over the cata-
ract on Saturday afternoon last. The victim was
promising little boy, about eleven years of age,
and general avorite with all who knew him.
The niagara Falls Paper Mill is situated on
kath Island, between Goat Island and the main
land, and the machinery isdriven by water power.
on saturday afternoon number OF men
engaged clearing away the ice which obstruccd
the flow OF water in the race. and Mr.. Gibbs boy
WAS playing about the vicinity In one place the
rnce is spar ned by narrow ioot-bridge Of plank,
destitute ct railing or other protection on either
SIDE. and somehow. in crossing this, he lost his
balance and fell into the water. The current was
very strong, and in an instant the child car
ried out thr ugh the bulk-hcad ut the tail end Of
the race AMI precipitated some ten feet into the
ioa'nlns Hood short distance above the bridge
connecting the two islands.
The rapids were full Of floating pieces Of ice,
and mingled with these the moor little fellow was
carried down the stream. Help could not be at
forle1, and the Mortified spectators watched him
till he was lost to sight. lie was observed To
raise his hand once, il to remove somethin. from
his face. and that was all. The distance from the
TO the falls cannot be much over fifty rods
and the fatal leap was not long delayed. 1t is not
probable that any vestige will ever he discovered
of the remains. The remorseless vortex beneath
the falls seldom returns to land anything commit
ted To its mysterious depths. Rochester american
FEB. LIST.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-05

Bza3. tLERksHIp or THE llusTiNGs torRT.-I re-
.poriuly Announce myself candidate flee Ccrx
of the lin .inss Court. Of the city Of Lynchb ~.
5drioie. wM sEMPIE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-05
Candidates for City Sergeant.

R,za Cry SERGEANT.-At the ~ ictation Of my
fic auOnn.s self eAuaida,e 1.T tI. office Of Cuy
sergeant At the nnsnins Spring election
frl, itdntc n UIrNNISGIpS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-05

4 grenf after nii the Ply -iCiRHs had fail
ed by BAkfRs PREMIUM BirrERs.-To Mr.. T. Bakrr-Dear
Sir In Justice yourself aud persons Who be similarly
afflicted. permit cite instance Of the remarkable
qu1t,- u your Premium Btcfs. | hal used them
until recently, but my wife having been afflicted with
affection and dordcred stomach for the past
twelve years used every in my restore her
health She under the constant treatment of five
able. ply -rans but relief could be had. then
the remark able made by
persuaded my wife to Try them; she did and in
Little she began TO recover rapidly Not ouy her nervous
aud disolercd stomach removed but her
raj heath than il has been
using and shall always oontinue to your Btters
this yourself and the tcnciil others
who !ary afflicted Your "hed cnt servant,
richmond June -, 1851 THOMAS NJ. MONTAGUE.
BAkfRS PREMIUM BIrTEKs --Richmond Sept IL, S5s 1t
with willing pleasure that add my testimony the virtue
BAkfE's PREMIUM BIrTKRs in making permanent
established Of Dyspepsia from which have suffer
the last twelve months Also wife is usir
with great after suffering for f-o dc
Initiation and disordercd stomach As IS conn
them convinced of their valuable
confidently recommend them to the afflicted. j. ADAMS
For by al the Druggists in Lynchburg and by all the
principal Druggists In the city of Richmond and in
Virginia also, of Messrs Chas Sutt Co civ
u Il IL Saber Co baltimore, Md d. Is. Miller Gov
ineton. Ky; and Barnes a Park, Y.
Orders filled by addressing BAKER Proprietor.
n Is l{ichm Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-05

gsay- ! am n candidate for reelection to the
t'lerksbp # the Court Of Hus,inga for thi. city.
ian Id,dpie JAMES BENAGH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-05

- EMO AL.-Ihr undersigned Ian vim Y re-
y moved 10 the formerly occupied by &. T. ichf.ld
Esp Irty saunders begs leave inform his
friends that he ia still tgs the Commission and Fomard
business aud keeps constantly hand well selected
stock OF STAPLE DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES, which
he will sell at pr that will not fat to please.
His facilities for doing COMMISSION AND STORAGE Rts
unsurpassed ah Z house upon the basin, with
well osed lot here OF Lumber and Pig Iron
Will hs entirely
u is still Agent for Iivngst1n celebrated Poughs and
Plough Casrgs ard VIII always Keep full assortment Also
GuaUo, Cement and Ground Plaster.
feb 4dt5 VIM Il. ANDERSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-05
Candidates for Clerkship.

FRY announce myself ~ candidate for re-
rlrruon TO the OH ss Of City Sergeant
fri,I stitr JoIS BoIsEAU
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-05

fuNiAf the Citizeus generally may join im ilc
= funeral services Of the late Capt JNo NJ OTEY, Old
and public spirited citizen, long identified with interests
earnestly recommend that business be suspended this
ing between the hours Of II and O'Clock.
f. L,alt WIN ID BRANCH, Mayor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-05
LY N c. II B u r G COL Z & G E
IN


FHE fourth Annals ,t"r this Institution i'll
on the i5n of sep ...ucr.
Inc location Of the he ,tcst and most accessible in
't eni"e South aud the study both Classical and
Sr-niic, equal to that Of thc best American colleges
The Military Drpartm,rt will be efficiently naint I'M
der the Mr. l. BlsnkeuShip graduate of the Nir'
Military and recently connected with tho
United States Coast Survey.
The professors will hnve exclusive charge OF the
Grammar school, in which will be thoroughly pre-
pared tor college or business
FACULTY.
Rev. w. W. WALKER Chairman Of the Faruhy Profess-r
Mental and Moral Science, ana OF History
LYCuEGus q, MATHhWs. A. NJ, Professor OF Latin ana
Bellies Lettres
p H. CAskLL A. B. Professor Of the Greek Language and
Literature .
j. f. BLANKENsHI Professor of Mathematics and lnstruc
of Tactics
A. NJ, Professor of Constitutional Law
D. A. LA>aHoRNE, NJ b.. Prot, ssor OF Anatomy and Phys
oloay.
GIUSEPPE ADoLPBo SAHroRI LII ID Pr essor Of Modern
Languages. ..--.#..
EXPENSES.
Boar1 81 per week washing 81 25 month fuel and
lights $40 Tuition s1 in the Grammar School and
$50 the Collegiate Department, tor halt session
.bS Catalogues containing further information can be Oh
tanned by addressing the Chairman II the Faculty.
fpb4 iii
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-05

E-.,- We are requested to announce JUNlUSC.
DIDIAkE. candidate far the Clerk III. Hastings
Court ior the ely oT Lynebbhrg i'm } dtiofe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-05
SPECIAL. NOTICES.


WccnnnOt refrain fr0 calling the siou Sf
ldycriiSem MT In this day nj the liar
Restorative, Il Pro D Wood Co, Of ST Louis II will
that he has certificates from the
highest character 10 the merits of his Restorative From
tty. kn"wr also enabled TO say every
sense what Processes be- and do hesitate pro
the lin. fr the head and air hch has
been lovis.lb by human ingenuity We il
.tened badness AMI restoro To the head its original
prnson natural aud glossy hair and WHEN the latter han
tinged have II like magic,
tho colois Of youth and health. The tisting sed
property might truly miraculous kestoraiive
the o H. the head OF hair
that he IN youth thus acting in stric, compliance with
rules the first and greatest al all toilet makers-Natnre
no has used it, will csitae with Us In this
testimony its peculiar m.ri Couia9ton Ia Peoples Frrnd
sold by all good Druggists. ian ~ wv.
Hollow ny. Pill. mud d inimeWt No mrdici"~-
should unpr,vided with these twin cratiyes They
.uncntIy ted tn the Internal 'ags
at the human than medicine that have
severed They both attack the Of disease aud
only temporarily but permanently eradicate Sold
mandatory, No 70 Maiden Lane, New York and by
nil druggists at BE. 6Ic. and 81 per box or pot.
NlllM.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-05
A Man Shot Doadon the Street in Cincfn-
natl

Tie auict of the last thrce or four week, dur.
ing which time not a murder has occurred xa.
broken on Saturday night between IL and il q,
clock. About that hour the report of n,st,J w..
hoard at the foot Of Vine street between Pearl and
Columbia which attracted the attention of scy,r.
al persons in the neighborbood, who run b, the
.pot. and lound man living upop thu s;dex.IL
reltarpg in blood. lie wa. removed IN IN al
Joining drug store, where he died in n few min
ut.s
while the crowd was standing about. n Young
colorcd man named William Brcklcy came up
who admitted that he had been with the dec ,asej
during the evening. yet did not know his name or
residence. but stated that he was shot from the OPP
nestle side of the street while thew were walking
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-05

Ee.y+ am n candidate for the office of Clerk Of
tho lIn@,nas Court OF H. Ichburs. J. " GORDON
l.dtIuic.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-05

M,TRlMoNiAL INfiprIITy AND S,IcInE.--The
below Falls lNt.) Times contains the details ot
unusual combination Of serious crimes, which
had its development and crisis in that village
Friday morning. young man but nineteen,
mined W liam H. Sanders. clipped from Spring
field. Vermont, with his brother Daniels wife,
who. though married for five years, was herself
but nineteen years OF age.
They left home Thursday evening, went to Bel
lows Fa.-. and took adjoining rooms at the Bel
lows Falls House, registering only the name Of the
woman NJ Miss Kendall of Weathcrfed" To-
wards nrrning tho husband arrived in pursuit,
and on Icing arrested, and their guilt detected,
the ruuaways Immediately took strychnine, which
the young man had provided in his pocket, appa-
vntiy Ger such an emergency. He died soon after
in great agony. but tho woman recovered from the
poison and carried back home Saturday.
The account of the death of the guilty man is
next g,,nh by his brother, in relating at the
ucr's IT quest what occurred after ho overlook tho
fugitive. lie says:
After they had made their toilet, they came out
Of the room they had occupied, William motioned
to her to come into the room where he WINS; when
she went in there William handed her something
white out Of his hand, and they both ut the
instant put it into their mouths and my brother
catching up the goblet drank and handed it to her,
but got II her and knocked it out Of her hand
before she had time to drink; they then came out
into the first 70 1n aud he took up the pitcher and
drank md banded it to her, and che drank little
before could get to her to take it away. ! then
took il away aud she sat lownon the bed Grain
came and my brother and Grain both went
down my wife then said they had both been TAX
ing ST. ychnne, and wanted me to get doctor in
u hurry in about five minutes my brother came
back Wtf cigar in his mouth; he threw away
his cigar and sat down in rocking chair, and in
about three to five minutes he fell out of the chair
on the floor when he fell on the floor he said to
my wife, I'VE are both goncrs.' And about that
time lrre were about half dozen persons in the
room some Of them took him up and put him on
the bed, and lay there an hour before he died.