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DR.. WALTON'S
A " ERiCAl, PILLS.

JOY TO 7 II T. AZ LIFTED
VTNTNG AMERICA NICTORiOuS,-Onc small
L box ct Pills cares ninc! " nine eases ont Of Il
hundred. No iasGm 10 4MeGcitry no odor on
the breath. no fear q! detection. Two stnal! Pill,
n dose; tns,cieSs and harmless as water Ful
directions are given, so that the patient can cur,
himself certain with The advice Of the ros
experienced surgeon and much better than with
he nd' ice of one of little experience in this elias.
of disnnsrs.
SENT ny MAIL TO ANY FART o. TUE Co.-N.
TRN. by enclosing one dol II to DR. D. Il. WALToy
No. VI North seventh street. below Race rhila
.drphd Liberal Discount 90 thc Trade None
goMn;ue WITHOUT the WRITTEN signature Of d. Ii
Walton. Proprietor.
lr. vs. ircaturnt for sclrabusc. Weakness. &c
is entirely different from the usual course pr. W
has cured hundrels who have tried others without
benefit. The treatment is certain to cure as the
sun is TO rise Enclose Il stamp. and address DR.
W. rs above. giving fail history of your case
and You vii hcSs t he day You made the e7urt tc
secure w. is cliDain-A RADICAL CURE.
Jan 80. !S55-Iy.
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EcAncii'S Mdlan OIL.
HOWARD &G:Gi&.etE&TEGoE.
PHILADELPHIA.

90 Benevolent M tuition establish
ttsFJ."""d by special cnIow ucnt. for the
relief of the sick md dirc sci, afflicted and Viru-
lent and Epidemic drcascs
he directors of this we!l-known Ins.itution in
their Annual lcpgari Anon the treatment OF Sexual
Diseases. for The year ending January LIST. lSjS.
express The highest satisfaction with the success
which has attended the lahors Of the Consulting
surgeon. in the cure Of Sperm HtorrlIra, Seminal
cakncsS. Impotence. Honurrhu, /. elect. syphilis
the vice Of nnniism. or self abuse. Nc. and oder
and continuance Of the same plan. for ile en2uiM@
year. Ihc for+ul:irS Surgeon is authorised tu
give MhhiNAL ADVICE GRATIS to all who
apply hy letter. With description If their condi-
ton Gage. n.r"pation, habits Of ;fr &r.) AMI in
c:S"S Of gNtl"mc poverty. to FL Ni$n MnGi.
CINE I,}IE OF Of ll,GE. Some Of the rev
r mr3.ct aud nctloG& Of rc.lae ~ ,,sloy cred w.
iG the last year are al great v luz.
An admirable i.tpalt ON Slyumat0rrhma. or
zen in"l u .klesS tAe &c Of Nuaui-n M-s:ur-
baton. or se.rtbnse. ;,t her dis .isrS III the
sotuH! organs. ~ the Consulting Surgeon. VIII be
sent ~ IL ii l'l Sa..l"l rll curel + :. I.E O /
CHARGE. on i,.]l ti!"o = amps for Io,tg..c.--
th EtTor,S pUa |r'"t'. e., the u:tulr afi treat
mcut o. .cHual d. is'. dict. g.. are ro!.t iutly
being publ shed for GraluitouS distribution. and
will be s.nt to the afflicted
Ad,Ir' -. for !cp"rt or Treatment Dr.. GroHGG
\. C'L"or& Consulting surgeon. Howard hsso
citation. No , south Nuth street. ihtialclphia
Pa. by order Of the .ocors
EZRA b. HEARTWTLL.
GEO. IMEVniLn, prrs;dc.t
'e.retlry. Jan 80, !oJa--iy.
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nlilmil,etou.
WATCHES, JEWELRY
AND
SILVER WARE,

Z d
n
E,A ~ NJ - 'totNEk or f"rRTe
Gs,, ON hrJ no % nav c
" lTrIits ITWEI ~ w. ~, 81 "ic
h. fo, ~, in tI G H., - = r. 10
nltrut.,n nf tho c;t.,ns ~ - I;iV S?,eli me
~ to our stock con.is inc in n,rt Of r, H. e. .th
articles:
ENHLISH WATCHES in God or E;Iyor Co,ost
Richard Wi.s Cbrononotcr W,+,l,os ,,,o
hGcacy.
y ', -, +, ,r'enS' i,,:,, 90. 90; do.
n. J Tobias 4 COS IiyurnooI Wutchcs
jos .fohHson's do. do made ox.
prr.,ly for us)
Nm. Eoliuson's do do.
loal. Hioomfcd's do. do RAILWAY
Iimc-bccrcisl
josh. pciahrrtons do. do
Joseph :cNi!ls do. do ,R,iI,v,v
Tine kccpgrs.)
JHo. Ieibary & Co.'S do. do.
FINE s,yiss WATCHES
lrro, To- =, = ''''
\, CcnJ.. t,crn, ,tir,,1,,,t,n,
Il. Carts tiel.cy, Lever a,a mines l,.o-., G,,
Nuchcrou & Cou.nnt;, ,;co,' ,cr, '''eJ
Jamcs roriyoi,icr t;cn.v, N'0'' ''0'
j. Pa hey pcvtien.
I:rSUc. Ptris very flc)
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REGULAR ROUTES REGEUEDI
Fox StEasafras and k.EA Rivers.

REGULAR ROUTES RESIGNED!
s'er Saasafras and k.Eh Rivers.
Pot Deposit ond Huyc-dc-G yoce, liargii,,d.
IT., , STEAMER lady WIl.MrR. Captain
L. - Wv WILSON, having; been thoroughly
"7i'''' overloaded AM put in complete rcnair
for carrying Freight. and handsomely flied M for
ihr accommodation of Pas :cugrrS Leaves Pine IT.
WI r. Philadelphia, every WEDNESDAY AZ
IERNHp%. nj / . clock, Tor Winners Point M.
touching at Port Herman AMI Ford! on the Iii;
itiver; Turner'S Creek. Fishers Cassalay'..
Georgetown, and frcdcr;cktown On the Sas,airas.
RElt hNING. leaves Winners Point nj o o'clk
Il m. lhursdIys and TrelrriclHown nj n m
touching at al the above Landings. reaching
ihiiadellia etry Friday noruAg
For Port DcposH aid Hat1e,ac-Grocc,
Every SATURDAY, at p M from the same
wh0rf
RETURNING. leaves Port Deposit Mt p. NJ.
Mondays, arriving Ia Philadelphia carly Tuesday
morning. touching at HAVE dc Grace, iorls and
Port Herman each way.
FARE. ONE UDhlAR MEALS rXGr \
"a Merchandise. Furniture. Grain Agriculture,
implements, seed. iior cs. Cattle. sheen, Ic
taken at Low Rates. TT Tor Freight or Passage,
apply to Captain Wilson on board the boat
B.-Ail Freight to tn rncrs Creek mus bc
Ptc-p"'u. lnarch 90, lSJS-tf
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Aep-llorIi.
NEW E7aAE'gJGs a,&-E'lEvE1a Ts1.ass
OF THE
Cosmopolitan art Association.

Cosmopolitan art Association.
SUPERB l.NGRAVINGS!
BEAUTIFUL ART JOURNAL!
VALUABLE PREMIUMS, &c, &c.
E7lilS popular Art association now in its fnh
/ year OF unparalleled success, having pur-
chased. and engraved Steel. HerrinGs great
painting " The VILLAGE GLACksMIfu." will low
issue copies TO subscribers only) ON heavy plate
paper, 80 IS inches On the following
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Every person renting THREE DOLLARS, will
receive copy ofthe superb Steel Engraving, after
Herring celebrated Painting,
The Village Blacksmith,
Also copy Of the beautiful
COSMOPOLIT44N ART JOURNAL,
an elegantly illustrated quaro Magazine. Also
free tickets Of admission to the Eastern COR
Dussoldorfl and Western Galleries Of the Associ;,-
ton.
There will also be given to the subscribers sew
cral bundled valuable works of Art comprising
fine Oil Paintings Bronzcs, Sculptures. &c. &c.
from celebrated American and Foreign Artists.
Subscriptions will he received up to January i.
1889. On the evening of that date the premiums
will he awarded to subscribers
For full particulars, see December ART Journal
price so cents. Specimen copies sent 10 those
desiring TO subscribe ON the receipt OF Is cents in
postage stamps or coin. Address
q j.. DERBY, ACTuARY C. A. A.
Eastern Caicc. 5i6 Broadway n. Y,
Or. Western Office 1866 Water 81. Sandusky. O.
Or, ". p. EWING, Hon. Sec. ELTroS
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pKiNGIlURST'S ESS. JAMAICA GIN
NJ GEk.-Wc manufacture this article largely
and warrant it TO he the best in the market. %
cents for single bottle A liberal deduction to
wholesale purchasers Mixed with cold water and
sugar it makes the most wholesome drink for the
harvester. 1t is also valuable to dyspcptics or
diseases of the bowels. h. BRTSaHUEsT a Co.,
Pharnsceutists, cor 9th & Market sts.
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TIE LARGESI'
CHAIR and E'{JaWLTJyR Z


IN TIE UNITED STATES.
NTATIIoT & SONS GAY STREET WARE.
lsk HOUSE where is kept always ON hand, or
made 10 order, every ylc of French TETE-A-rHrEs
in plush. hair. cloth or brocntee.
French Full stuff anil Medallion parlor ARM
CnMRs and sets wi,h plush, hair, cloth bro
catrlc
French Full Carved pArtor CHAIRS ard SC
with plush. hair. cloth or bgocatc''c.
SOFAS lla'f French Mahogany; Walnut PAR
LoR CHAIRS, in hair cloth or plush
RorkING CnAIES-yarious designs, in hair
cloih and plush.
Srrrr STRING LorYGFs-a largo assortment al
ways on hand. or any pattern made or covered
with any goods to order.
CHAMBER SrIrs-in Mahogany or Walnut, com.
rle'e. from So up.
CANE CHAIRS and HoCKING CHAirs-the largcs'
ssnrtmont ready made in any one house III the
Tinted S;a'eS-trom SD dozen up.
BAR Room. OFFICE and DiNING CHAIRS. in Oak.
WALNUT or MAH0Ghyl. with cane. wood or stu f'e d
sents--an assortment embracing over 80 dozen.
Noup SEAT CrNIHS and SETTEEs and EuIKlNG
CHNES-ovcr 100 dozen
LOOKING GLASSES Of every variety and BEDS
l!AIn and ilrsk MATTRESSES very large assert
mcnt constantly on hand AMI for sale by
Al G.. MATIiIOT & son.
% 4 q North Gay street, (near rayettc st y
Sept %. l6JS--ly BA!TIuoEE.
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Chester Female Seminary.

CHESTER, Dcldmae County. Pa
DEV. GEO HOOD, PRINcIrAL. A Family
IL Boarding School, with Five accomplished
Teachers.
WINTER TERM-Jnnuary 3, to April 0,
for Board and Tuition. so 90
SUMMER TIRM-May 2, to August g. for
Board and Tuition so 90
~ bay Scholars from IS to el4 per term.
REFERENCES - Rev. J McIntirc. ID D. Pcarce
- For Catalogues, inquire of the Principal.
sept 1, IS59-Sm&.
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SGGzGGz4 APPARATUS.

E'ifE subscriber has made arrangements. IT. ,ccr
=. \ on hahd general supply Of al the leading
SoAooL APPARATUS. consisting partly Of
'"tEhlES, lELLwiAaS. GYRr&cOrES. GEoMErnI-
CA f"rnS. TERRESTRIAL AND CELESTIAL GIoEEs
mE"NETRi'AL SOLIDS, DISSECTrD CONES. CrGg
no"f :urNS, DRAINING States AND Books
f'h""L REGISTERS. TEACHERS GrlnGs pmr-
SioLoiicAL CnNrrS. WEirALL's PLANIsrnrnEs
rELToN nrrLINE MAPS aud many her school
Fixtures, Also fail supply Of The latcs, editions
OF SCHOOL BOOKS,
M al Kinds Of Stationery. supplied at he lowest
rae, win LIBERAL discounts 10 School Commits
s.oncrs a..l Teachers
Keep more general assortment Of Goods in
my Hive than can b. met with in any ,ns,a cs
it"Is"mcnt in The larger c.cs AMI am scIiu,
them all at low. AID macy Of them at re iqtvi
rates. All e,o're pull cation: OF the day raosiyc!
az 'nrn as published. j f. NHh}D
Ah"!e'a!o m! Retail HOOK seller and ,,tat;oncr
.'II''r and Blank 10 /, Mau'lact.rcr
NO IL MAG&tr STREET.
NOV t. 1898. VI i.miiston. Delaware
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VVEEGEEEIs'z'G2Ea g. 90.
GeE:leGen's Furnishing Store,
AND
Patent Shoulder Scan Shirt Manur.c,ory

A TnE OLD STAND No. T0G CuEsryrT STREET
- IhILADELrnIA, opposite the Washington
ltUuSc)
NlHcHEsTER will give as hcrctnfnrc his rcr-
Son;.l supervision OF he Cutting and " rur,ctur.
ilg d"rarmgn Orders for Ii is celebrated s:y {
IT shirts and Collars filled at the shortest putjrr
Persons desiring 10 or Ter SHIFTS. can b. suppicd
%iil the formula for measurement, or application
by mail.
Constantly on llrd v1ricl and select stock Of
Cent 'mou, iurni 'hiug &ools
~ Wholesale orders supplied on liberal forms
sept. I. iSpo-ly
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E-senl2p'as DlHg Store.
Elc.sf2ttG& F3SsDrQ cation!

Ltc-2t1tte# Eissssg0 c:tio2a!!
49,? I'LL" Greet l.in,mcnt is now almost uni
y? VERBALLY used a. the tc-, application for m;u
Z 4 or horse for AL outward affections. such ny
Sprdiis, l"i's. Eguiscs, Fresh Cuts Ehc,r-
hl",,m; Ncrr"i5i", &c 1t gives instant relief
''u h&icS Tar more cures than any other imminent
sold 1t is also found upon cirSricncc. to he \
certain cure i"r chnlpcl or cracked hands End
makes th"ll willie smooth and soft 70 tho:e who
axe annoyed with rough and sore hands it l. as
rec!n!Iy recommended. 1t has gained The almost
entire medical facu ! where il IS known to is f.
yer; and is largely prescribed in thrr prnctinc.
Nl'h cri'r" Sa.''.Hc''m Don't safer chem. bat Use
Ecnhetts EnJroeaiinn the great Imminent
Eenaeh's Di0rThGa .ujr!Hre.
Ihis NJ Xiarc is too we'll known to reed CONNIE nt.
II Is ni"'"rblcir" SAFE 'ud The most speedy cure
""W Known for Cholera Murbus Diarr. tra Chulic
and all like affections of he bowels: aal should
have ace in the IN rdcine cl.c>; nrcvcry fan.ily
as II might be required in time of emergency to
ivy nc. Inc season IS now approaching for bow
81 affections aud il is to be hoped that every fam
ny VIII supply themselves with this mixture. "A
word TO TIE wise Is Su!Hccnti
EcAnelFS Md1an OIL
-, This splendid preparation for the hair has stood
'"e tcSt OF competition. AMI rises superior in the
CONNECT of Pom"dcs. katharinns. Reg ncrl ors a:.i
:''i else hc'pcd uron the people. This lmlin. Oil
Is truly deserving a. I.ainc it h.urs. as Il can
I'D" lh''s"fa''"s 10, ic Cor The head AMI nutyn..
properties upon he air.. j. much imurnya,i
"s''F i"W. by Ii cr Nc process cleaned al all
tmlGiiii's, and Is ho,m sufficient 10 baEsity The
mar "'th""t Tie greasy AID gloomy npne race
5Nrn by most ali lair rgcpal.,i"is Ii is also
l'' ~ III larger h"H'os whah IN .kos il Il very de-
81 ]" ana c.cap lair rii.
y hrSe hcd'ci ls are for sale by MI Drug
5ia's.--i,rch,ltsa All o hers inus orjr i'rrn
JOSEPH =. f!,NNi.Ir
Apr -. lei NIhcJ.t, Wilmington. Il
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eTt7b make pcop'c quiet just give them what
J. they want. If a I msa! loyos, it shows that
she wants 10 he loved in retdrn--o7c her. If
folks are Lwgry, give them chopa. steaks and
PUN padding II they want CASH have it out.
u they are b.ue food them with glory. picture
books sunshine ard such |l.c; but what is more
important still, il they wish to know bow to save
iNorcy, tell them to 60 to the NEW STORE in
iikton, kept by r, T. MAY. wbere iiey will fluid
Stock Of Goods, bought this week in philadel-
nhl', at prices much below the regular rates.
Al pe1spns in want Of Cassimalrs Cassinets.
flanncls, Dclaines Prints licking. Muslins Cot
fah llanne!s. blankets Boots shoes, Hats. Caps
&c Nc. would be well repaid for the trouble Of
examining his stock Of fresh new Goods
SNAIL PROFITS AND Quica SALES
Elltop. Nov 6, 1888
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FgNiiE " CID DOMINION tall TT the stove
l. store of A!dr!dgc 4 Co. where yuri en- SEQ
the Old dominion CuiIee Pot about which 50
h'"'h mas hceh S"nl. mug. u.
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4 CARD 10 THE LADIES
DRY GOODS.

TTT lIIlAM TonnERT has Just opened one of
w The largest stock Of
FiLL md HiNTER GOODS
ever before of rel in the coantry: q fine assort.
lncnt Of DRESS GOODS AMI PRINTS. uclulin g
:il the Fashionable, Fancy and Plain Dress Goods
in the market; with heavy sock. of
d O N ESTIC GOODS,
rs shifting. strip s. Servants rlaids, &C., &c
also very extensive assortment Of
CiDths and Cass!mcres,
which viii be sod ut tho lowest f.ures Great
inducem ntS 10 cASH buyers. AID Il general invita-
non extended to all to visit and examine the stock
of G0uls al the Store, next door 10 the Court
House. Oct is, 1888
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.NE.7R PORT Deposit

(tNEAp GROCEETFS-nrown Sugar s .. 10!
~ White do II. l2!; Coffee. II II Mo,asscs,
II 10 20 cts Gail ana SEE them at
Oct 80 +. BROWN. JR.
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DlECELAtN WAHE.-A general assortment IF
Porcelain Eo!Uw-N Ware. j. - received AID Tor
sale ~ ALnRIuGr 4 60.
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TT NhAI ;, HTNIHDNWNS,
FABLES, NAaESrAND&, CCgHolEDS. &c, &c.
~ EVERY STYLE OF FI&laiI.
s% HE public VIII Please cyaI!:i.e his stock,
and they viii 10; fail ii lc p,ruecd.
Ni'iETAkiAG attended To nj he shortest
notice and il the best maI lcr lIm.cGIy
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-02-19
a Story with q moral.

,nMr Bones, Of the Arm of Fossil, Bones &
Co, was one o., those remarkable money ma
Sng men, whose uninterrupted success
it trade Has been the wonder and afforded
material for the gossip of the town for seven
years. Being of familiar turn of mind, he
was frequently interrogated on the subject,
and inyariable gave as the secret of his sue
cess, that he minded his own business. la.
A gentleman met Mr.. Bones on the Assam
pink Bridge. He was gazing intentfy on the
dashing foaming waters as they fell over the
dam. He was evidently in brown study
Our friend ventured to disturb his cogita-
tons h-.-Ipi --1-' MI ii 'uy.. i, i.m0 b.
-"Mr. Bones, tell. me how to make thou
sand dollars' .,. -......-z.... .-.-. &c.. Il.
81 Mr.. Bones, continued looking intently at
the water. At last he ventured reply.
-" Do you see that dam, my friend?' 'a..
-L'" Certainly do" silt.0a gn.,aG p. 70
- We'll, here you may learn the secret of
making money. The water would waste away
and be of no practical use to anybody but flr
the dam. That dam turns it to good account,
makes it perform some useful purposes, and
then suffers it to pass along. That large pa
per mill is kept in constant motion by this
simple economy. Many mouths are fed in the
manufacture of paper, and intelligence is scat
tered broadcast over the land on althe sheets
that are daily turned out and in the differ
lent processes through winch it passes, money
is made. So it is in the living of hundreds Of
people. They get enough of money. 1t pas
ses through their hands every day, and at the
years end they are no better of. What
is the reason ? They want dam. Their ex-
,penditures are increasing, and no practical
good is attained. They want them damned
up, so that nothing will pass through their
hands without bringing something back
without accomplishing some useful purposes
Dam up your expenses and you will soon
have, enough occasionally to spare little,
Just like that dam Just look at it my
friend ~ |iHg.r-g Gay r"Et -.h q q ..Gf.i
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-02-19
Suicide ON a wedding Day.

An English paper, by the Steamer Mag:
ara, !. contains the following account Of the
suicide of a young man upon, his wedding
day :,o.. -'..t -',i .',2'D'2q
A young man, named Francis Baxter, a
son Of Mr.. Thomas. Baxter, respectable
dealer in glass and china ware, residing in the
High Street, Kettering, was, although only 1S
years Of age, atfianced to girl two years his
junior, named Sarah Morris, the daughter of
neighbor. Preparations had been made for
the marriage, and Christmas morning lfixed
for the happy event. 1t had been arranged
that another couple, who were to OCCUPY ap-.
artments under the same roof, should be mar.
ried at the same time, and this party was at
the church at the appointed hour, the clergy
man Rev. I. H. Madge, rector of the parish,
beingin attendance, but the other couple did
not appear. The minister, surprised at the
delay, proceeded to mary those at the altar,
and on the ceremony being concluded, sent
the sexton to inquire into the cause of absence
of the missing pair. !2ni1neg
He returned in a short time with the, mel
anrholy tidings that the young man had put
an end to his life by shooting himself through
the head. A fly had been engaged to take
the couple to church, and was waiting at the
door ofthe bride elect, who was in. her we'd,
ding dress, anxiously wondering why her be-
trothed did not make his appearance, when
the dreadful news was brought to her that he
died by his own hands in the above yfrightful
manner. His body was found on the bed in
tended for their bride couch, a CHASTITY spec
taclc. A pocket pistol lay close to his left
hand, and an open prayer book on his pillow,
and the portrait Of his bethrothed was on q
chair by his side.-It- appeared, however
that some alteration, passed between him
and his father, who was opposed to the
match, principally on account of their extreme
youth. 1t is thought this led to the melancholy
suicide. Deceased was a remarkable good
looking youth, ofpleasing manners and steady
conduct.-Eaglish paper. r,oa 81 n. ~ a:iT
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One Of the most. i"paipable' hits'' of. the
winter, and one that completely upset the
usually imperturbabls, sslf-cOneeito ola DemO
cratic crowd. occurred on Friday night at
Hugh's saloon, where the Democrats were re-
joicing over their victory. Wetell itas it was
told to US, for wedid not hear it. Thectpwd
were drinking toasts, and making speeches il.
an irregular sort of . way, when Mr.. Attorney
General Mcdonald was called up, and made q
heav.E, prosy Democratic speech; Of the regu
lar stump pattern, concluding with the senti.
lent, 7"The United Democracy-theo gates Of
he'll cannot prevail against them.' Mr. Ter
rell, Of the Lafayette Journal, was called next,
and remarked that he ''thought McDonald't
sentiment very appropriate and just When
the United Democracy presented themselves
at the gates Of hell, they would find that the
gates would not only not prevail against
them, but would give way to them, and let
the whole crowd right IMP The jubilant De-
were not 4 so complacent fora little
bit after that, t,--Znd. Journal. >.,....q -
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Thrilling Incident.

Mr.. j. T. Headley, in his "Diary of a
Chaplain in the Army Of the Revolution"
relates the following: -.aa ,ai.-.t-. eez,. q. !
j. At the Battle Of Bunker Hill, as the British
were advancing through Charlestown to the
attack, soldier entered house where the
husband lay sick. His wife was young and
beautiful, and hearing the soldier in the next
room, went out to meet him. He immediate
~ addressed insulting proposals to her. Be-
ING angrily repulsed, he attempted violence,
when her screams aroused her sick husband
from his bed. Nerved with the sudden ex-
citcment, he leaped up, and seeing his wife
struggling in the arms of British soldier, ran
him through the body. The man fell back
on the floor, and bis eyes met those of his de-
stroyer, he shrieked out, "my brother. ~ The
recognition was mutual, and with the exclarn-
alton, "I have murdered my brother" the
Over-excited invalid husband fell dead ON the
corpse. These unhappy brothers were
Scotchmen. One had emigrated to America
several years before, the other had Joined
the English army, and after long separation
thus met to perish together. III - 81 i'.u