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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-14
tcIN V0SNVMsG SNSl&NESS,

trre are many disease is too long allowed
Il, remain nm checked system; and slight esusl
egarded at simply appnyance- ceases e'lil
aith the life patient impure state "t ths hioot
rnur. debilita the lungs, ILLS the system viii
tarbi hnnors nn pulsation bec'anes feeble or acee<
aed to a feversl intenstythe heart. liver, ana RIO
aeys separately performing functions Of vital necessity
ta our being imeied in their regular aesioF
the digestive organs falier in their ask and refuse 70
ierrr to process separating tie utreus rennen .
from and tho Whole mental being Is weiinigh ready
m sink inter the burden life. The patient afflicted
accounts his complication of diSordcrs Rnd "ien
refuses ia medicAtion from his thorough DIS
belief in any prospect Of cure. To such +-4ET
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-14

"A Ii kinds of work pertaing to the Watch and
n Jewelry business Will be dile in the brst manner
California Gold made up order. Sewing machines re-
paired at No. Williams Block by
June ,60-stf. -... f-4.,- -f.. .-. I'D C. PIATT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-14
saws! Saws !!

TUST received good stock of Saws, such as C. s
ii MIley Mill SAWS sash Mil SAWS, cross Cut Wood
for power Circular Saws for Gross CutSaws
Hand Pannel and Ripping Gross Cut Framing saws
Back Saws, Wood Saws, Feoe, Webb and Key hole
Saws. For sale at the Upper Hardware store by
Dec 2, 59-%tf G. G. CHAMBERLAIN I.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-14
--latest and Last
But Still Most Attractiv e

PLOTNE & DUV ALL,
Have just received their FALL AND WINTER stock OF
Cloths, Cassimeres, Festings, and Trimmings
which BEAUTY STYLE and ELEGANCE cannot be exeel
cd all of which will be and made TO order in the
LATEST FASHIONS and on the most reasonable terms.
Also Chdrcn's Clothing cut and made to order.
SHIRTS cut and made by measurement, and warranted
to dt Also cutting done for Ladies' Basques Dresses,
and Travelling Apparel or Ladies' can avail themselves
OF System for Cutting Basques, Dresses &c.- on rea-
sonable terms.
All orders conhdedto them will be thankfully received
and entire satisfaction given.
shop Main street opposite Union Hall
N b. Particular attention paid to Cutting
I. A d / E s. @ L o A X = 9EF-
OF the Latest Styles Having hand ssortmert OF
LADIES' CLOTHS Of the finest fabric. Oct IL, 90
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-14
CARPETS CARPETS CARPETS
OIL-CLOTHS! OIL-CLOTHS!
AND OTHER
House-Furnishing Goods !!


WE feel Thankful to the Citizens of Delaware
wv County Tor the liberal patronage our house. We
would again call their attention to large and exten
sivestock G. r1v
Carpets of all kinds
Oil-Cloths os all widths and prices;
Large Stock of Swiss and Lace Curtains
Silk and Worstetl Damask
Oil Shades-fancy and plain;
Window Fixtures different kinds;
Large stock OF Sheetings, Ticking, Towel
ing, Napkins, Blankets. Narsailles Quilts Ia
BILE Cloths, Table Covers, Comforts, Pillow
ccsing, Door Mats, Bed Spreads. &c.
OUR STOCK Is LARGE!
WAS PURCHASED CHEAP!
OUR STOCK WILL BE SOLp LOW |
All those wanting BARGAINS y in Kind of House
furnishing Goois will do well ts Il, for and
will save them Money.
CoIumbu us, Oct.5, +2m. : -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-14
nR. CURTIS HYGEANA.

inR. CURTIS HYGEANA.
FOE TO DEATH
| -lf- ..i.ar. ...,5f.- FOE To DEATH . ..a
! FOE To DEATH
Hundreds of thousands die in the United annually
of CONSUMPTION.
Hundreds of thousands die In the United States annually
Is THERE CURE2
Is THERE a CUREg
witEREl
WHERE
wHFREY
AN /. STARR BIO. s Drug store
DR. CURTIS HIGEANA.
DIR. CT RTIS HYGEANA.
DIR. CURTIS HYGEANA.
.-f The eatlnhaling Remedy
The Great Inha'ing Remedy.
-.tl The Great inha ing Remcdy.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR A PAtKAGE.
a PRICE ONE poTIAR A PACKAGE.
PRICE ONE noIlAR PACKAGE
No Filthy hose.
PURE iNHAitTl0N,
... PURE INHALATION.
This Icstablshcd and universally praised remedy
is no stomach destroying bowels decorating, norverri
eang dose II is no medicine swalluwed II tssmply m
halation Of vapor, pare fresh Age and infancy
oan use II with pleasure IL is bath to the lungs and
all the air passages bwill oprate Immediately on colds
leading to consumption II Will alleviate neglected con-
sumption in its last stages It's acton in asthmais per
IN di sn Jus l ~ 1 % @ sr' bh aDd n s
the sufferers in consumption, asthma and all lung and
diseases II is the Foe to Death the Angel of
Hope Try H. poor suilecatiug night sweating martyrs
We append the following Certdeate from the Publisher
NEw YoRS, May 18th, 1883.
Pear SIPS For nearly two years have been afflicted
with severe cough especially nights and mornings,
companied with severe bronchial affection, and have
tried many things and many doctors, but could get
permanent relief until found it in your valuable" Hy
geana.n
1aco Bottles have cured me. Ny cough is gone ana
throat clear and feel that this voluntary
my part is due to you and your Medicine.
Yours truly, J. N, sTEARNs
For sale at NJ L. STARE 4 Bro IS Drug Store and NJ,
PENFOl.D, PARKER MOWER, wholesale agents. ID
Beekman street, New York who the receipt OF one
dolar WI lorWsrd package to any address in the
united states april 20, '0o-tl -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-14
Silver Soap.

A NEW and Excellent Article for cleaning Sill
IL and Plated Ware just recefvce at
Dec 1875 NO. , WILLIAMS BLOCK
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-14
PuriGy The Blood +! "
MOFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
Ard Phoenix Bitters.

TJHE high and envied celebrity which these pre-
cminent Medicines have acquired for their invaiu-
cure has rendered the usual practice of pulling only
Unnecessary, but unworthy OF them
IN ALL GASES
Of Asthma Acute and Chronic rheumatism, Affections
Of tho Bla tdeF and Kidneys.
BILIOUS FEyERS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
they DO invaluable. Planters. farmers and
Others who these Medicines, will ter
wards be without the IN.
G0STIvI:N .isss t1!.ns AxD COUGHS. CiIOIIt.
COKRUTT HUMOES. DRGPSIESt
DYsPfrsIA.-No person with this distressing disease
should delay Isiag these Medicines immcd lately.
ErupfiuIs the Skin, ErysipclaS, Flatulency.
FEVER AGTE.-Fur this scOLFEc OF the Western
country these Medicines will he foni speedy and
certain v. other cincs leave the sub
jet to return Of the iscase cure by these medi
cinrs is permanent
ForrSEss &c CsPI TxIoS.
GFNETt NI. DEBILITY. tiOrT, GIDDTNFSe. CIR ANEI,
Fl 'daches. of every kind, Il ward Fever, Ih NINA
MERcrRIl DISEASES Never fails tocradicatc entirely
all the c,cts OF MprcEry Infinitely han he
powerful preparation of ,ai sapaIi;ia.
MI r SWE NTS, NERVOUS DEBILITY. NERVOUS
COMPLAINTS OF ALI E'Srs. Organic AFFECTIONS.
IJEs.Thc original praprict2I Of these Medicines
cured of Plies, of 80 stan ing, by the OF Life
McGicines siionc.
PAINS in the Head ,SIc, Back Limbs, Joints Organs.
RfII Those afflicted with this terribi disease
will be Of rc.l by the Life VI 'licines.
Rush of Blood to the Head scurvy, Salt Rherm, Swell
linES.
S,RoFULA, or KIxs's EvILin its forms. Ulcers
Of every description.
WORMS OF all kinis are ca,ctlally exprod by these
Nc ticines Parents viii do we'll ID administer them
whenever their existence is suspected. Relief will be
certain.
The Life Pills ard Phoenix Bitters
Purify the blood "
And thus remove all disease fro III the system
PREPARED
DIR. WILLIAM 5B. MOFFAT,
95 Broadway, corner of Anthony street, New York
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-14

Pocket Books, Wallets, dc.
A LARGE assortment of Pocket Books, Wallets
"A fortnsnss Inker's Cases, Note Books, &C. jus
received No. 5, Williams Block. by - 75-zfs
~ C. PLATT.
Delaware. May 6, 1s5e.-stf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-14
Dog Powers.


EMERY's PATENT, JUST RECEIVE D AND FOR sA
"a snnel-t -ttf. s by G sacHAMBi;ssirA IN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-14

PNaaEOEOO7aS,

Of all sizes, kinds prices, and piles of them
which will be sold cheaper than at any othcr
house.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-14
Silver and Plated Ware.

TABLE, Desert, Tea, Cream and Salt Spoons,
IL Butter Knives, Pickle Forks, Napkin Rings, In
Silver warranted equal TO coin.
Also, full assortment of Spoons, Forks. Ladies', Bat
Knives Castors, Fruit and Cake Baskets plate
with pure Silver AIbata metal Also Fine Britannia
Tea Sctts, Coffee Pots Mugs, &e., now receiving
June ,'60:atf. NO WILLIAMS BLOCK.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-14
,a'GI NSSk kv,aN NqNNNN

vi the Ar,cIAy BAIsAM as thoroughly worhy tle eoAp
lrnee az all Every symptom of Consumption Is surely
and tly eradicaied ly it's use Its effects are
none other enng and renovating to the go
tire <vstpnl Broneilitis. Asthma Coughs Colds and
General Debility. eTectuay cured by its nse Night
Swcas Loss of FLESH aud Wasting Of the AilIsce
Loss Of Appetite of the Throat, Chest an'
.Iuug, Liver Complaint, Papitation of the Heart DIN
lty Of tiiIs-al these affections disappear m an
.ereaiblr time after using Dr'O Phelps Brown"
Acacisn Ealsnm. tr.r ~ --i. fta i. $500 l-,l
1t nanrisheS and strengthens the patiept who II in
much reduced pHrtake of ordinary fpod u heals al
orIaI sores fubereles Inflammation. II strength
ens braces revitalizeS the brain and is without
rival as tonic supplying elpstrcity magnetc i"rce
to every part enfeebled and prostrate body Ut
Moods no lengthy convince That the AcAB1AA
IiAAM Is truly greatest remedy OF the day as III
beneficial qualities fully apparent in eight ort
hours after trial. ''
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-14
Cutlery,

EWNE Ivory and Bone Handle Table Knives
Fine Pocket Knives, Raz0rs and Scissors of the
approved makers, will be found selling cheap the
Jewelry Store of c. Pi.ATT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-14
Gas /! Gas /!

Building Materials.
TTTE have made arrangements such as will en-
DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS,
Of quality superior to anything have had
MANUFACTURER'S PRICES!
Sash ailed With Glass, and Painted constantly hand
at less than they usually cost.
March IA, 59-*d c. D. POTTER 4 co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-14

For ale in Delawa by NJ l.. STARR :. BRO, DrugEs
No. Williams Block ..f ...4 H.. Jaiy 20-fiy.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-14

M% My friends. and patrons are
invited to call and examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere, as | de-
sire to be placed in competition with
any other house in town.
april 13, 1860
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-14
CHAS. { III. McELROY, e
soy - Attorney at Law,

Office: Over Burr's Jewelry Store, Day d
Wetmore's Is lock. oc 2s
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-14
CLOCKS.
Repairing.

GREAT variety of styles and prices with or
Il without alarms now opening at
June ,'6O-*tf- c. PI.ATT'S.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-14

v0U can get Good Elevated Oven Cook Stove
with complete furnitu for SIS to SIS WARRANTED
at the large Stove and fin Store Of T. EVANS, JR.
AR This stove is superior to the stoves that are ped
died through the county which manufactured by j..
.RankiDs at Fredericktown, Ohio Isug. 10, so
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-14
Iron Annalgam Bells.

= Price 50, 81, 81, and SO respectively, the lnrq
Stove and Tin Store Of TH0S EVANS, JR. (oct l2f'6.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05
f.,y- The i6llowlng extract from

=, tsS- The following extract from
the Knoxville Wing, together with
the communication which follows il,
come from a highly esteemed friend
| in Fort Worth, who is IN old South
Carolinian, and well knowing To the
facts of the case of which he writes,
having been near neighbor OF the
Earle and Yancey families, His
communication corrccts the errors
which have obtained such wide
spread currency during the past four
months
Vnnrry's Murdsr of Dr. Earis.
The fact that w. H. Yancey killed
hi. uncle-Dr Earl, Of South Caro-,
lima; has been stated in general
terms hut tAc details have not been
given, Dr, Larleligcd onomilc and
half west OF Ctreenville, whore his
widow still resides, if alive. a few
hundred yards distant is an old field
sometimes usca for practicing on
horseback. but more frequently re-
sorted TO ms muster ground. This
was the occasion of Drill-muster,
when DR.. Earle's son, about ten years
old, went on the ground, as all boys
seek to do, and during their wheel
ing and turning the boy got in the
way. Yancey ordered him to get
out of the way, but the boy, in his
confusion, got more and more in the
way, whereupon Yancey lashod him
most numerically with n horse
whip. DIR, Earle was not at home,
but on returning home through
town, friend told him how cruelty
Yanccy had treated his son. DIR.
Earle called on Yancey for an cX-
planation-Yancey told him that
the boy had been very insolent, and
that he had slapped his jaws; DIR,
Earle replied that he had served
him right When DIR. Earle reach
cd home and learned the facts, and
found that Yancey had lied to him,
he returned to Greenville in search
of him. Yancey knowing the pluck
Of DR.. Earle, and that he would be
detected in the falsehood, prepared
himself for fight. DR.. Earle found
Yancey on DR.. Crittenden's porch,
and in marcing upon him was shot
down by Yancey, with a pistol
These are the facts rs we have them
from one born and reared in that
vicinity, The fact that he was con-
victed upon trial, and imprisoned
and afterwards became the subject
of Executive clemency, corroborates
the truth of this version.-RnOrpltte
IVhiQ.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

4 Rustic Md,den on Matrimony.-
A country girl whose sisters had
married badly was about to take
the moose herself.
elbow dare you get married,
asked cousin Of hers, " after hav-
ing before you the unfortunate ex-
ample of your sisters?"
Theyoung girl replied with spirit
"I shoose to make a trial myself
Did you ever see a parcel Of pigs
running to a trough of hot swill 2
The first one sticks in his nose, gets
it scalded, and then draws it back
and squeals. The second burns his
nose and stands sqeaGng in the
same manner. The third follows
suit, and he squeals too. But still
Il makes no difference with those
behind They never take warning
of those before; but all ,iu--tlirn
thrust in their nose, just as if they
hand't got burnt or squealed at all.
So it is with girls in regard to mat
rimony-and now, cousin, ] hope
YOU are satisfied"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

1
AN EvENTFUL LIFE-A VICTIM OF
TIE CANADIAN REBELLION.
The Troy On. " Times of the
25th' instant relates the following
interesting personal history;
John Batcman arrived in this city
Yesterday, on his way from Canada
to Chatham Center, Columbia Coun-
ty, which place he left twenty -four
years ago. Being shortly afterward
arrested for engaging in the Cana
dian rebellion Of 1887, he has ever
since, up to within brief period,
been a convict in Van Dieman's
Lands Mr.. B. am.ised here totally
destitute of money, and, being dis
inclined to beg, had not eaten any
thing during the day, until last even
| ing, when he made his wants known,
and was furnished by the detectives
with nights lodging and com
Portable supper.
Buteman is now sixty-four years
of age. He says he removed from
Chatham Center to Canada in 1886,
where he purchased q quantity of
land, and engaged in the business
of numbering. The patriot war soon
after breaking out, he attended the
meetings of the patriots, where he
was finally captured, but afterward
released. Sympathizing very ar
IDENTIFY with the patriot cause, he
moved to tho American side, and
Joined the lodges there. Here he
was again captured, and taken to
Kingston, where, after a brief trial,
he was sentenced to death. Eleven
of his companions in misfortune
were executed while he was in con-
fnement Bateman remained in
prison ten months, when his SEN
tence was finally commuted to exile
in Van Dieman's Land In the far
off convict island he worked under
Government, building roads and
bridges, improving land, and at
such other employment as the con
victs were compelled to engage in.
For period of about twenty years
he worked as convict on the is
land, until he was recently pardon
ed by the Queen, and was ONCE again
free man. Anxious, of course, to
return to his native country, ne
worked his passage on a whaling
vessel to Quebec, and landed there II
week or two since, destitute of mon
ey and without friends. He is now
| jouiineying by slow stages to the
place OF his birth, which he left a
young man full of hope and vigor,
and now returns to it an old and
decreril man, whose days of useful
ness are gone, and whose hopes
were long since buried in the marsh
es and swamps of a cony.ct land
Batcman has son and daughter
rcsid n in Chatham, who viii no
doubtirrjoice over his return, as one
who was lost to them but is again
found, and who .will smooth his
pathway to tie grave with every
evidence Of affection and regard
+ IIis has been an cyentfui lile; bui
. hearing no fruits save those OF iat-
terns Is ard d-.n1ir.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

An Irish Estimate Of -4mer,c'.-
The s.Irish Echoes of John brou-
CHAM gocth it in the following hu-
morous manner; RS .~
aWhere did 'haccy come from,
Corney - inquired, Mary.
Why, from Meriky, where
else?a he replied, :" that sint us the
first pitaty. Longlife to it for both,
say l."
:" What sort of a place is that, /
wonder ?"
Meriky, is it? They tell me
its mighty sizable, Mol, darlint. l
am told that you might rowl Eng
land through it. an it would hardly
make a dint in the eground, There S
fresh water oceans inside of it that
YOU might dhround Ireland in. an
save Father Mathew wonderful
sight of trouble; an as for Scot
land, YOU might stick in a corner
nv one o. their forests, an you d
never be able to find it out, except.
II may be. II might he by the smell
Of whisky. I'll ha3 only 1nliHe
ofmonev. I'd go al seek my fortin'
there
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

Ncgro sH6rage TO be tested IN Congress- =
In the Sixteenth Congressional District of
Ohio, VIM. p. Cutler, Republican, was elect
ed by Ga majority over H. j. Jcwett, Demo-
crat. In a large number Of precincts, nc
grocs voted the Republican ticket, and in
consequence the Democratic candidate was
defeated. The Marietta Republican gives
the number of negroes voting in several
precincts enough to decide the result
and intimat1s that the election will be con-
tested As the Constitution of the State
provides that no one shall vote if he is pot
white citizen of the United States, all
persons of negro blood are disqualified from
voting This is plain proposition, which
the House of Representatives affirmed in
the contested election case OF Vallanding-
ham VS.. Campbell, two years ago.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

A friend writing from Comanche,
Commanche county, says: oVr
little town is improving rapidly
Four.or five houses are gong up at
this time-seyeral others are pre-
pairing to build. We will have a
flourishing school in operation in
eight or ten days. No late Indian
news
The same correspondent furnish
cs us the following list of officers
for that county
G. W. Carnes, Chief Justice; N.
B. Ellis, County Clerk; John A.
Mcclure Sheriff j. 2. b. Jefi'reys,
District Clerk; r. TanlSersley,
Treasurer W. C. Parker, Assessor
and Collector; JAS. L. McKinzee,
James Farmer, Simeon Welsh and
y. W. Stinnclt. County Conmlss-
ioners. BeIton Democrat.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

Among the many aaFocap
immcrsion.was IL prcacher WI,
lievcd that he ought not to Sec. H
subject beforehand, ana on oa.
casion, when he arose TO spe
he opened the Bible his eyes "'
these words: The voiee 'ne
turtle is heard in the land ~.
first he thought he,wa atn't
At length he said: "Ao h''sI t'Ga1
one would think there was No nHI'a
in this, text, but on adittle %3'.S
ration YOU vii see there Is o'a.
deal in it. Now you Al NV
what turtle is. lfyon hay hy"t
along byaa pond, yoa hay el
them ON. the logs SUMMING ae.ar
selves. Now, it is said l'l
of the turtle is heard in thr
But the turtle HASN'T any yo'l
ever anybody heard 50 il "'Nag
the noise that the turtle MADE '''
plunging off the log into thou#Ni g
hence we conclude thai tnm .rf."
is meant and THUS thnt amn .iHl
will be universal
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

Capt, Stephen Chaplin, of the United
States Navy, the only surviving officer Of
Pcrrys victorious squadron in the battle
of Lake Erie, is at the Astor House.-Nem
l'orf Express.
We clip the above for the purpose of
stating that there is another surviving Off
Ger of the battle of Lake Erie-Capt. Hugh
Nelson Page, of this State, a native, and
citizen, now residing Mt Portsmouth-than
whom more honorable officer and gen
tlcman is not to be found. He was mid
shipman on board of Capt Elliots com
mand, and in the fight behaved with such
gallanuy, that the Legislature of his native
State complimented him by the presenta-
ton of magnificent sword. Capt. Page, af-
ter a long and active service AT sea and on
shore, is now enjoying, in tie evening of
his days quiet and retired If in the bo-
som of his family.-Pthrsttgy Int Mgencer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05
{ Whole Numbcr, 425


, STORY OF A LOST EANK nlli..
In the Year iTi0, OH oi ilic ljr,ta
tors, very rich man, haA ocus,ou
for ESQ, ,OO0, which h6 wN tnInv o,
the price of ON estate hc lad 'u~t
bought to facilitate tnc n'N''t h,
carried the sum witt hIo t' ttN
tbanl,, aud Obtained iar ; WnA-
hill, On his return lone. Gee .as
Suddenly called ont uIuy lNcu.H,
business; lac threw thr note ,ar'-
lessly upon tho chimney luI wucN
he camc back, few nIuntrH ni' 90
wards, TO look il up, II W.N not t'
be found. No one cnterrt iicgoom
hc coald not, therefore, ousp9,lrN
p1raon. ~ last ate. ..a H..
tplril sewch, ho WI
,hat ID hal iallea IRON ,.'.u,'
ilto the fire TIE dir nlnn r" ..
apQulint his colleagues Ni',ts.
lirtlnes aad fs au.M ~g4 e.
4 he 4 pcrfgily hmiJiNbt '-l,,
readily believed ltN NHO"N'
ibnr and twenty hours .rn #.....
that he deposited his ...
.,...-i., ,'.riss tlu U.tIl ..
hand ~ 4. fuse his reQ iDv a src-
ond biIl Ilr receive guan an
o'l.ga,.pa rsrorc irs, hin IT.
Ia Should be found % paw Che
money hIm-,l. r. il all. Id bc pre-.
sen,ru py u., "-. N6pu,
thirty year. mtcrwar' yhe iiroc
tor having Lccn long ; nnd I'm
helms 10 possession OF fortune :
an unknown person I,entcd th.
lost l.'' at thy bank, lemaudct
payment Il WIS ~ rHH they men-
toned - this ndlvidr lao Trans
action by whch tho ! rs annh!
| led Mc maintained tue. % had con-"
to him from abroad, and lDsi,,rd
upon immediate payment,
The note was payable to ooar"l
and the thirty thorsand pcqn"-
were pal him. The heirs Of tho'd'-
rector refused restitution. mad the
bank was obligcdto sustnin The loss.
1t was discovered afterwards that
an architect, having purchased the
directors house, and taken II dJEi