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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-10-12
Special Notices.
HenIfhi HenIth!

Use Old DR.. Delleubaugh's Celebrated
q ER M AN I'M p II O VE ID
Sugar Coated, Anti- Bilious Livsr sad Blood PHl',
warranted purely vegetable. The best Family Pill
before the public.
Prics-25 Cents per Boz.
DR. DrrLnSBAuGH, Cleveland, Proprietor.
For Sale by o. H. hCUbLOOh, Fremont
Fremont, April goth, lseo.-i5y1
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-10-12
Consumption.

GP1 DR.. McMTLLEN uses an improved 1nhaling lnstru-
ment for Consumption Asthma Bronchitis, and Laryn-
gifts. BY this he make good application to the
diseased Lung and Heart he could to sore anywhere
the exterior Of the body.
DR.. MoMuLEN pure Chemcopathic and Botanic
Remedies. He gives mild tonic treatment, which acts
chemically and assists nature TO free herself One
Of assistance to nature is worth more than pound Of
pokonOus drugs TO the disease.
nyour Lungs diseased, try Dr. M.'s Improved In
hang Instrument and Chemecopathic Remedies Che
only correct principle ofappyng medicine to the diseased
Lungs before giving up all hope of expect ia
travel this route for years. and pledge myself to be
candid and deal honoraby with all who call upon me.
Remember consultation and advice free. For nforma.
on in regard to my treatment and success call on,
write to
John P. Thompson, Fremont, Sandusky county, Ohio
Thomas +. Gilmore Fremont Sandusky county, Ohio
David r Semley, Sandusky Ere county, Ohio.
Miss Loretta Reed, Castas, Erie county, Ohio.
Allen Grove, Elmore Ottowa county, Ohio.
Mrs J. Hagerman, Clyde, Sandusky county, Ohio.
Mrs. Jesse Heekell, Browns Corners Wood co., o.
All communications must be directed to
DR.. J. F. McMILLEN, Cleveland, Ohio.
Fremont Sept IA, 1S60.-36.
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A CARD.

Dr. john B. RIcE, would respectfully an
nounce that he has resumed practice of Medicine and
During his absence he has enjoyed unsurpassed
facilities both COLLEGE and Hospital in the City Of Pha-
doiphia; and in the New York Eye lnarrnary.
M Office, as formerly. April 0, 1850.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-10-12

M a r r. I Z ID,
On the evening OF the 1lth by Rev j. Heller GEORGE
B. HELLER and RHoDA SMITH, all Of Fremont.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-10-12
lnr Tlmo-LcavIng Fremont
DayIon and CincinnatI R. u

On the Fremont and Indiana Road for Finday, daily
except Sundays, at 915 o'clock a. IN,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-10-12
DR.. McMILLEN,

Homeopathic Physician,
.CAN BE CONSULTED FREE OF
N/eharge, at the following times and places;
Fremont Kesslers Hotel, Sept D Oct 15 and Nov, 20.
Emofe, Elmore House, Sept 4, Oct 10, and Nov. q.
Perysburg, Howes Exchange, Sept IT, Oct 29 Dec. TO-
Sandusky City, Townsend House. Oct l. Nov ~ Dec "a
Clyde, Junction Hotel Oct. 9, Nov. 20.
Iithn, shawan House, Oct. 10, Nov. 2l.
Fostoria, Hays House, Oct. Is, Nov. "a
My Theory and and treatment are new and different
from any other in the United States and challenge
any one to produce the that have treat
ing chronic diseases Ny theory based upon the chem
lean operations Of the body believing diseases depend up
disproporoned condition Of the fluids Of the body
whereby the solids become unhealthy. By analizng the
secreons, blood &C., Of the body, and finding out what
deficient In and supplying to the system what
iswantng am enabled TO cure often by small amount
Of medicine where the patient had been drugged with
strong medicines for years to effect.
Now Dyspepsia In the great majority Of depend
mainly upon dsproportioned state Of the gasres d..
gcsng uids Of the stomach When this gastric Juice
proporioned properly the food Is well and thoroughly d
| gested and assimated.
Viewing Dyspepsia by the rules OF Chemecopathology,
and giving treatment accordingly, enabled to cure
9 ases out o50 and 45 out Of 90 of Bronchitis and
Liver Complaints, Piles, Neuralgia, Dizziness or Sick
Headache, Nervous Debility, and female diseases-in
cry case cure, and all other chronic diseases prporon-
| atelv.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-10-12

Trains will Leave Clyde.
GOING SOUTH. GOING NORTH.
Mail Train. .-.- S55 AM. Mail Train. 4.45 pm.
Night Express. 800 pm. Night Express S45 Am
Freight Accom-. Train on Freight 4 Accom-. Train on
Monday Wednesday, and Tuesday, Thursday, and
Friday ------ 40 AM. Saturday 1.30 Pm
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RnIL ans mnNnn-sEprI,nIl
Hon. John CAREY defeated,

Total receipts on subscription for September SO
, 1860-07-21
Donation Parties.

The following is from the Protestant Epfsco-
pal Rarish Vi.itor:
Donatjon parties and surprise visits are the
vays and means Of giving material aid to cler-
evmep. who either need it or do not. II they
do not need this aid, then the proceedings are
simply qualification Of all concerned; If they
do need such aid, it shows the great inconsid-
Grafton, it not actual injustice, Of those to whom
tue minister preaches; 1t clearly indicates the
fact that be is not properly Sustained, and that
his parishioners know it.
The practical workings Of these machiueries
are always deceptive, always degrading, and
]ead to unnixed harm. They nre pecuniary
loss to the clergyman himself, and moral loss
| to the people Of his charge.
Il is The nature Of gifts to dregrade, to cause
| feeling Of dependence, OF lnterlority, and Of
obligation. A minister palm should be az guilt
less Of bribe as that Of judge. No foreign
minister Of our govstnnen! ,s allowed to re;
capaci&y, or even privately, by virtue Of hia
s,a,ion: not even the President of the United
States can receive aEift or present from any
na.,ou- This is wise, aud Is based on true
kuowledee Of human nature; and neither
ought minister Of the Gospel, who is, By vir.
the King Of kings, an ambassador from the
skies.
To the disgrace Of the American people
three.fourth II the clergy, who should lire By
the Gospel, who should be amply supported
are not adequately psid, are compelled if theJ
have no private means, to the most plnchlnt
economies live in circumstances distressing1,
Strengthened and endured, too, in mullitudes Q
cases, with NO uncomplainingness and herol'
courage which is beyond praise.,
MohAL-If you have anything to give to you
minister, give it TO him in money, and it vii
bo worth 10 him at least double its value il
ANYTHING else, in three cases out of four.
i BE1rEn MonA1 S71LL.-1f the minister b:
not an "adequate support" be honest, an
raise bis salary until be has. If there are t
be any p1eseote, let them be on the same foot
ing as those which pastor also might make
not to exc ont support; not charities 1t
salary aud then bestoW Rifts.
, 1860-07-21

0AhA1
4 few days ago, within about twenty four
hours of the successful landing Of gang Of ne
groes in Mobile Bsy, twenty-three remarkably
dne fellows, field hands, were paced on board
Of the Mobile steamer for this city, and having
safely arrived. are 10 be sold on Friday: ut the
st. Charles Hotel By Julian Neville. There is
much discussion and inquiry az to the charac-
ter ofshese negroes, whether they aIe Of . re.
one hundred and ninety for whom graves were
dug at Kew West, but who, unreason 4b1y enough
preferred rather the comfortable'quarterso on our
river plantations to such narrow accommoda-
tiops as Uncle Sam proposed to furnish them.
One OF the lot, boy u seventeen. weighs one
hundred and seventy, andis over sir feet high.
ltis supposed be is Of the Uazale tribe, and that
his father was a renowned warrior Of that war
like race.
This landing of = cargo Of Africans right un-
der the no*e ofJudge Campbell, the most fero-
cjous Of all the foes Of the traffic il certainly q
very audacious act. The time, too, selected for
the landing adds to the gravity Of the oaeuse.
The Judges recent ponderous charge to the
Grand Jury, and eloquent exh!bition ofthe hor'
rors Of the middle pAssage had just been deliy'
cred. and orders had just been given TO the Un1
ted States Marshal to pursue all offenders undel
| the statue.
Judge Jones decision that it was no violation
| Of the act Of Congress to buy negroes which hat
| been imported has been set aside. And yet, ii
lace OF all this peril and responsibility, some da
ring adventurer succeeds in landing gang 0
bands in time for the picking season, which viii
| be valuable addition TO our utterly 1nadequat
force Of agricultural lnbo1e.s .''Caa such thing
| be."G Gc.
, 1860-07-21

Mrs. Fl. was an important witness sgainst him,
and was calm aud clear in her eyidence.' So
soon ~ she Rscertained that he was TO b4 aet
free on procuring bail she made her husband
get up md 20 out, and she followed Immediate
IT,. She had to pass directly behind the fellow.
who was sitting down, leaning forward, with
bis head resting upon Lis hands.
As she came behind him, abe suddenly drew
q revolver, which it seems she had kept cooked,
from under her shawl, cooliv placed It within q
few inches Of his back, between his shoulders,
and fred before the person nearest could arrest
her arm; He started up, purify dtoppinR, the
blanket from his shoulders, walked two or three
steps, seized q man bv his shoulders to support
himself, gave gasp Or two, and expired. MRS.
Il. calmly walked Of through the crowd, with
her husband, to her own home. Subsequent
examination showed that the ball had passed
through the heart, and came out just below the
lett nipple.
Popular feeling IL generally on The side Of the
womun, many jastifying her as having done an
act beneficial to the entire community, as we'll
ss essential to her own safety GalVornia Ra-
, 1860-07-21

Judge Halliburton, after exci,ing the mirth Of
our English cousins By caticaturlng the peeu-
liAritles Of Yankee character and life, and root
ing in many minds false ideas which will never
be eradicated, is holding them up ia turn for
the merriment Of others. We give specimen.
taken from the Season Ticket, just published BY
BARLEY:
The Irish can't eat nothing but tater, and
drink nothing but whisky, aud talk nothing but
priests and patriots, auctions and repeals. They
don't do nothing like nobody else. r heir coats
are 80 long they drag on the ground, like the
tail Of Nantucket COW, which is so poor that
short they don't reach below their knees, With
two long strings dangling from Them that are
never tied, ana three buttons that never felt an
eFelet hole; and wear hats that have no roof on
EN-. The pigs are fed in the house, and the
children beg on the road. They won't catch fish
for lear they would have to use them In Lent,
nor raise more corn than they eat, for fear they
would have to par rent. They sit on their carr
| sideways, lie gal on side 'saddl., and never
look ahead, 30 they see but one side Of thing
| and always act and fight on one side; there ar
no two ways about them. And get, hang me, i
don't like them, take them small and large
better than do The English, who are as heaT]
aad stupid IS the porter they guzzle all day
don't see other folks tees they are forever tread
in on-who are Is proud as Lucifer, and np
humility talking from one yea 8 end to anotbe
Of educating the poor. and wishing the devil In,
Hown away with DR.. Faustus before he ever in
rented types; praising us forever, and lament
ing Columbus b admit gone to the bottom Of th
sea, instead OF discovering America; talking q
reform from July to eternity, and asking folk
if they don't hope they may get 1t.
, 1860-07-21
3AeD1rtues, ST.
fs*IIE GREATEST WONDER OF
TEE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Pref. Weeds Hair Restorative.

al! !, B.: WGt1.. Of III, city, sson Eentseul3n II
=. r1a ,ae Sc -xs-ns a have r. sa Wien
coming reliable SOURCE II cE:thea.es ~ kaa @
e uE. Iests 10 enco'lasaA' nor as<'et' po''
"'' '''- N1' Barn. N4Ia.. Jaa; 70: isss:
s.e:;!3a Lie Afer 7r elncr thc highly b~1efe
eee.r yoc, har.c1oratvet ~ !adussd @ - - ,s
s7 Ps,a5 :, uks. dS1i wate M M
clsI4rt+: :,1mr .1lontha ence procured 9oae o.
:, .tas a@ 4
hxse stnee pfou-ec another bottle Of which rave nhed
= S, " ~ sah g.
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ss,s hs5 san II L. t
.sovf nocs s. 70 S9o tSl en,
pc direcuons, 9gt Eave 1isas19n ~, 1 .1 5a; ~, ~
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o.. and dIonsnk to.na Any ese yo1 NAY % @A4s r q
lie aSoye, Win nams y = 5osh .s,Ses " I'll Il
1JseN. Ism truly you's 4: 9; iAa H. - ~,
wo,pz HAIR Ef9s45RaTlses 9tr5i4s:Ttl sfe 1''<'
.u,.. %, cud-DeaI Sir: Having hac The misfortune
C. es portion Of my has from the eness q ~ u
yellow = M9w I'D israt the
1ahe ts, IL Lxir L tLei md Eiossy I'd
= ~ t iSIs? r 95Mkb5x Msisbb
A.seS r. ev .:ass y ;ns;eI T. ee ,ea
W stardEs Ind pssthI Q: II. tnturucs aoG ii
ae,d. xass. ne Il Ken'senaa OF x's- WI DYER.
Ve1AnS N"''eo' ysooKytt1p, jao. Il. lh5o-
Hss1 t:ss.yt It kves pleasure 70 ny ttat j.. y.
=. trsL ,xceiient lp lafsmmAob. 4anofu1 -
,sas9s2 my s2ssosa Il ~ g.
s ~ heentnE KrrS IL colo-. 1hAre use
~ sne1 'rie @t ts hs fa's* Esassr5
R;;? :5''st sS:$ss$ s.
r. III As'.'. =. .ns Ts.r. VI i;e"1* 7'e.c-. ="
, 1860-07-21
Shooting OF u Culprit in \ Court Room
bF L ~ Woman.

A Mre. Help was visiting lady friend, at her
residence in Carson Valley. California Her
husband aud daughter, about seven years old,
we're With her, They cat over the plans last
year. The wife, in order to help support the
family, had just opened laundry. 1t appears
that during the spring they had allowed 4 sick
and frosted man 10 come to their house, and To
whom they frequently gave meals. lie was
thick,ses, bad looking man, apparently mix
ture Of Mexican, Indian and negro blood; has
always been suspected Of having been one Of
turned there, and has constantly insutted Mrs.
il. hJ making improper Advances, which result
ed ia his being often sent away. They lire in
small boarded house, at the lower end Of Car
sou street. Night before last the fellow fired
seyera! balls through 1t, very nearly killing the
| husband aud daughter, The Wige escaped with
| her ch,ld to neighboEiDg taTern.
| Yesterday afternoon there WAS deal Of ex-
element in relation to it, aud about the middle
Of The day be came in advance Of mob, and
| took bis seat on some lumber directly across
the seat from tho door, and II was supposed that
they were then going to lynch him: 1t was sub
sequently aacertained that Judge Cradleosueh
had issued = warrant for his arrest, and that he
i,ad ayowed be would kill the woman and her
| family, and which, Judging from his desperate
character, be would hare done.
On the I'd inst, about 3P. those In the room
occupied by Wells, Fargo i Co.. were startled
hv he near report of pistol. On going to the
| door. theY found that the disturbance origins.
| ted il the next room. 1t was ascertalned thai
The fellow, hsging been arrested, had been un'
| drrcoipp in that room preliminary luvestga
tion before Judge Crsdlebaugh, who decided x
hold him in $500 bail for trial, which he SEM
for, tho Judge temporarily clearing The room
, 1860-07-21

Original Letter from u T0IumT.S
The following is letter written BY Tommy
to gentleman Of Philadelphia, as the Niagara
was proceeding to sea, and sent back by the
pilot:
Nxw YoHx, June 80. 1eeo.
Mr Cz.z -. Philadelphia:
You do not know how sorry am I could not
shake hands farewell with you that morning
when leave Philadelphia Never mind, shall
zee ron ngain by-snd bye when come back 10
America, Or yoa perhaps come to Japan; l
like Philadelphia very much beautiful place,
great many manufactures there, and plenty
friends. Am sorry can't get the pants and
other things that promised you in the hotel Of
Continental of your Own place. Please tell my
compliments 10 -. l am much obliged to her
to send me beautiful dress. shall take it back
to Japan to be try wear by cur ladies, esteemed
much. am much Obliged for your beautiful
picture. shall take it back to Japan, hang it
in nv r ,om and remember you all the time.
could not find your brother, Who introduced
by your letter; want to see him very much.
Mr. Thomas took good care Of me, but he has
left New York NOW. Please take these two
Akenesses, one for yourself, and the other to
one of my friends. who promise In your own
place when Was there; he send me the letters
from two each, but could not send him the
let,ers, my compliments to tell him. lam much
Obliged to you. 4r.-Was sent me letter,
xire him my likeness.
an now on board vessel Niagara, going
ahead. send to you from pilot
am truly your good friend,
(Signa,ura in Japarese,)
EAr1EsH OsoJoRo. (ToNXY," }
At Ieudo, J.pan.
NorE-The letter inclosed TIVE likeuesses,
one lor the gentleman mentioned above, with
his name md address, with the compliments OF
the donor, neatly written On the back. and th :
ntleE the same way for the one who received
the letter.
, 1860-07-21

These Epr1ugs ars situated in the valley Of tho Oak
Orchard Greek in the town Of A1so s Hene'see county,
MI, eight miles South Of the village Of Aeda on the
Erie c.na and fourteen miles from Batava
kB-T.e psincs.a' Acid Springs a!s three In number
w.thn circuit u about m rods. The 1sact1a qo.lltles
q the ,ess ar; rig zaon sIss IN n9 1hs taS9s - sa
tarte 4 SspAais ., ~ ord !1of e.; 1an,s ;;r q
6uso9,i,es. 6ur s g. ihese eus:stve eubssancts.
ft5 she setofaeus disasaa haye be*n cured By thef
'ps.? + %sd!ss :;s:tias sss. .ssa ~ s,yse
i" 81 os o. h- mede,' nj value Of th:se wlte:
Essss o.5.s =. aay T. 81
7 ny yoi u4.rssz5 nj r;t..asa MAJ. Y; Z:
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Gsntel sa,s .T1ey nut Ie n hhy bene'ea' fof all
we:!: bsieee 'ss Asty i fsS:s;R, hy =
eid.dy ne !eteef q. anl a.ti nxsnt pfopt,t!ss :,
e .ss sdas asy s T. T..
xi.arr and toe 4 tue eHfHeus dl.e,'. esrsa!<
ts. , ,t: :e sstt:y Il rse sss;
sush T and mt S L. aeuass ha ys
s sssd vi sdvsa,ee se say. ot os ,kad s.;:
IN n"ra.ra. frog to Ffeits te a2pete
ptQMQ digestion ID AlalAcaS tAIAtV'4A} BULL q
edependcn relaxed liberated state Of he mucous
ne,np!an+ Of the ihtes.ines In eacuous Affections q
c rcedy brln preferable mu1iac acid betDg ost
Solvent Ic*s .rt by continued to disorder u
armach In ebue dis be used properly dlut
Cd as 1eifKt1ant diminish thuret snd prsternAnra
II n;a he q
Pyros wafer Trash. y wtl prove be,te1 taan hyts
ctorie acld In res OF Crt Ii1oa3n and 1tEer p}ur1
ons consequences arg from the action t lead This wac
VII. prove be admirable autidotc la ha IN
g,tix avrnqits chronic earrh. and AknI Astra
eAroaie opthalm. exteinaly} K4fgs in u&oezat
thrs n Of salvation, and In fe4oprrheu aud ge
| and also 1tts
When taken tnterra II, arxK oItss1CI Of ths Water
icr e simonlals ply ieans and other respectab1
IndIviuuals m.7 be zen application 70 tue Agent.
| Dealers supplied on t,be,a terus.
| 40 H.4er genuine 3nttAs l.rorsrt.f frnu1
| Il. s.. YUSTH MIX. SUE Agent.
| No A. fIyn11 Nnu1 ynrt-
, 1860-07-21
WADSWORTH & WELLS,
Wholesale Dealers In
BOOTS IND SHOES.
60 Lake Street. 60
Weovu tha <ze.udye right tor the n1sof
kITQHELLs PATENT METALLIC TIPPED BoOrB
AND SHOES.


fer aad within the States Of W1scona7 Iowa and Mime
k2t he%aby Ry0 notice that III parties dealing IN hesa
goods within the above BtAteA Without having trt Ar
tn5aeer. upon % our EXCLUSIVE ahs md thsi 4. soon
1e advised Of any laf1ksmta shall deu4ad proper
and dtnanaedtAte redress 49,
VI have made extensive ArEar&ementa With the mott
celebrated Manufacture whereby We en fully supply the
increasing demand With the best Quati3s Of these Tipped
Boots and Shoes from cur tofe In Chicago. each par Of
which viii be stamped or labelled With our name.
We aha recognize Tipped 90 d. within either ths
above Stztks but sueh ate thus stamped and supplied
viii war.2rt In all lnEtancea os pair Of chds cop
pes.pped shoeato cut Weal two MD ofeentt. three
four pairs at eqnl quality without tips be shown By
very many tezsuaor!4s Nhle the -xpen. Il but tiae
near two hund' e1 PER cent
an the right {aot exc,uve) for the eae ofthess
patented 9ooda Into ~ territory Of tie The paten
and In subjected to pasnt commission Of IN
aestn and hall per cent. paid By ali okheT deale!s
Particularly solitt the attention Of dEAeEs n thes<
koos within the S&aiss Of 1noa Michigan and Indian
to oas under ~ paen md ths quality q 1a.
1h ch we ain, quality ecndesed to odef II eompeanl
prices With goods With out Tipa.
Gre undivided attention to this branch Of oui
bu4iness IN connection with general ock and ss1pees
!lY soIe oseIs for goods and due respect of ou1
rkhts. .,.,.,+. =,
eshes N Chicago md elsewhere. outside he stae9 p
Wisconsin, Iowa acd Mln1e4et1 who adssrae thenseFea
u AGENTS tur the sale OF
NITCHELLS PATENT METALLIC TIPPED GOODS
u state that Ill such agencies DO Dot extend 10 q
way whatever appEr1ain the sc Of said GooA within u
state2 of Wlscnastu, Iowa and AlanssoS1
sp4 ,0-ly WADSWURTH i WELLS.
, 1860-07-21
tIoxv the Queen lit the 8ull'a Eye.

How the Queen Lit the Bulls Eye.
The London correspondence Of the NRnches.
ter Guardian gives the following satisfactory
account Of how Queen Victoria happened to hit
the "bulPs eye" with rife at the distance of
four hundred yards, during the recent target
shooting festival of the National Rifle Associa-
sion:
When the Royal party arrived at the sils
tent, Mr.. Whltworth WAS waiting to receive
them. The movement WAS one Of intense inter-
est among the spectators, Tor owing to the set
tlement Of the new ground upon which the sup
ports Of the heavy mechanical rest were based,
considerable uncertainty in the earlier expert.
mepts was observable Before the arrival Of
the Royal party Mr. Whitworth and his assist
mt made several attempts to hit the target at
tlIe Queens distance, 400 yards. The markers
flag was anxiousy watched; sometimesit point
ed little 10 the right, sometimes little 10 the
left. until an apprehension pervade ed the crowd
| that although tue target ought to be hit,
lie bul's eye would certainly be missed BY Her
| Muiesty. Mr. Whitworth's face. it was declared,
| wore an anxious aud dissatisfied expression.
We cannot tell whether Mr. Whitworth Was
PLAYING little with public curiosity. but when
ibe hour approached st which Her Majesty was
| setting out from buckingham Palace, the flag
| begun to exhibit tolerably satisfactory ap-
pro ximasioa to the bulls ere. hr: Herbert
| pQN cAtne up 10 The Tlue lent. au0 NE. Will
worth giving him tue s,r,ng, permitted him to
discharge tue rla=. The Minister Of War DE-.
| clared that that would do, and cnly hoped that
the rest would do its duty as we'll as the rifle.
When the Royal party gained the rife ten,
| Her Mujesty, advancing 10 Mr. Whltwortll,
asked him to explain what she had to do. Mr.
Whitworth pointed out the butt and target, and
then presented uer Majesty with piece OF
| scarlet cord, attached tu the trigger, invited
Her Majesty 10 pull 1t anu discharge the rile.
The Queen. amid the breath1ess silence of the
Court and the assembled thousands, tired the
rife without the least dtscomposure ur start at
the report. Her Majesty directed her eye aux
iuusly to the target 10 observe the result. The
marker ran out and Immediately wared his flag
Tie Queen had nit The bulFs eye! The royal
bullet struck The bulls eye an inch above the
exact CENTRE When the result was communl.
Gated to Her Majesty her face was suaused with
a glow Of unm,stakab1e pleasure and delight
and she turned to receive the cougratuIAtions
of the royal family.
Her Msjesty's rafle, with the fixed mechanical
rest. has been removed to the Royal Pavilion
The centre plate Of the Queens target, contain
inv the marx of Her Msjesty's bullet, has beer
taken out, and also exhibited in the Royal Pa
vilion. A gold medal, TO be presented to Nel
Ms;esty bY the Council Of the Association fol
her excellent central shot, Is also shown. 4
charge Of Is. is made for the inspection Of tn
Pavilion containing these objects of interest.