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An AFFECTING SCENE-Not many wears
since (says Frazer's Magazine) certain miners,
working far underground, came upon the BODY
of poor fellow who had perished in a suffo-
eating pit forty years before. Some chemical
agent to which the body had been subiec ted
"a agent prepared in the laboratory of nature
had eftectually arrested the progress of decay.
They brought it up to the surface, and for
awhile, tSl it crumbled away through exposure
to the atmosphere, ii lay there, the image of a
hne sturdy young man. No convulsion had
passed over the face in death; the features
were tranquil; the hair was black as let. No
one recognized the face; a generation had
grown up since the day on which the miner went
down his shaft for tie last time But totter-
lag old woman, wso had hurried from her cot
tage at hearing the news, came up, and she
knew again the face which through all these
years she had never quite forgot The miner
was 10 have been her husband the day after
that on which he died. They were rough
people, Of course, who were looking on: A lib-
eral education and fine feeling are not deemed
essential to the man whose work 1t is to get u o
Goals or even tin; but there were no dry ewes
there when the grey-headed old pilgrim east
herself upon the youthful corps and poured
out to his deaf ear many words of endear-
ment, unused for forty years. 1t was touch
ing contrsst-the one 90 old the other so young
They had both been young these long years
before; but time had gone on with the living
and stood still with the dead.
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,.,,s,,.,. f:HGsTIN SMITH, Y rIu'tes

NARSHAL'S SALE-In virtue of two wrlts of
1'A heri faclas, issued from the Clerks off ce of
the Circuit Court of the District of Colombia for
tn9 county OF Washington. and to me directed,
court house door Of said county, on MONDAY,
the 9Th day of July next. 1850, at IL O'Clock R the
iouowins property, to wit: All defendants rlsht
ute, claim and interest In and TO Lot No. l. 10
square No 6lS, In the city of Washington, ID C.,
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon seized and levied upon as the property of
Andrew Rothwell, and will BE sold TO satisfy Ju-
9loas Nos 2l4 and 2l5 to October term 1859, In
favor of Phelps & KIngman. -
U. 8. Marshal for the District of Columbia.
ia Is dts
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U. 8. Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
ie IS dts

MARSHAL SSALE-In virtue of writ of fS Srl
W faclas issued from the Clerks ofce of the Cir
QUIT Court of The District of Columbia for the
county of Washington, and to me directed. will
expose to public sale, for cash. in front of the court
day of July next, 1861 ct IL O'Clock m the following
described property, to wit: All defendants right,
utie, olslm and interest Ia and to Lot No. S, In
together with all and Singular the Improvement
there0n selzed and levifd upon as the property of
F. A. Richards. w SELDEN
U; s. Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
je lS-dts
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EDUCATIONAL.

COM ERCIAL COLL LEGE,
~ No. 416 SEVENTH ST.,
Opposite the General Post 0fce, WdSktNstos Cify.
ArmOrian System of Pepmsnship, Bookkeeping.
Mercantile Forms and Calculations, Business Cor
Ietpondenca, Bills of Exchange, Current Bills,
Commisslon sales, Gran mar and Arithmetic.
UCA Preparatory Class for Boys.
W Ladies viii be Instructed In fine penman-
Rooms open from 8. m. to 10 p. m. For terms
ms as-s@ WIN. w YOUNG a co.
THE- UNION FEMALE ACADEMY,
3 NKw ARRANGEMENT.
This well known and popular Seminary, which
has been successful under the entire care Of Mrs
H. Richards for more than ten years. will be opened
united supervision and instruction of Mr.. and Mre.
Il. RICH RDS, IN the well arranged and delight
fully located Union Academy Building For partic-
ulars see circulars al all the Bookstores mazS-H
AT MRS. McCoR AICK's SCHOOL.
lt1RS. MCCORMICK desires 90 inform her
friends and the public generally that she w resume
the duties Of her School on the LIST Monday in Sep
The course of study pursued will COMPRISE sll the
branches requisite TO thorough English eduos-
non.
In addition TO her day schosrs abe 10 desiross of
recelyIng INTO her family few pupils az bcsrders
mediate care and oversight.
Her arrangements for the accommodation and
due care OF pupils have been considerably increased
and othervlse improved. Those in weshington
desiring particular information with reference %
her school may apply 70 w. ID. walaoh. Editor
For terms and further particulars ayply a her
iv f-n :
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A NALOsTAN RETREAT,
"A On ANsLosTAN ISLAND,
Opposite GsOTgetotrn dnd WaShiHstoH
m mofyears
553tNt


The subscribers having leased for a term of years
this beautiful and romantic spot, opened A
u for the accommodation of the public on veAAe
the 3lst day of May, 1859. For beauty Of lt,W
scenery, delightful prOmenades, fishing, 40 re-
sIdes las superior water, Il is unsurpassed In the
Union.
The House is large and comnodious, having been
entirely renovated Ii has a large Dancing Saloon
attached TO the house, bes des Dining anf Dress ns
Rooms for both lafles anu gentlemen In adcition
splendid Arbors detac led from the buildIngs
Parues, Families and Ind viduals will find n a
most desirable place 10 pass the sutry days of sum
mer, as every attention will be GUARANTEED by the
proprletors. The etrIctest polIca arrangements
Will be enforced, and polIt al discussions will be
prohibited
The Larder will be found TO contain all the deli
cacles OF the season at ali times.
The Far will be furnished with the choic cesi
Liquors And N inss and the finest Segars.
SpcIetfes, Sunday Schools, Clubs and MilItary
Conn anles viii find this the most desirable res n
neaT the metropolis for spending pleasant and Or
IL Children unaccompsnied by their parents or
guardians, will be excluded from the grounds.
Cunning and dogs prohibited.
- III Boats vii leave the loOt Of High street
GeOrg getOwn. and g street, Washington, hourly.
from o clock q. m. q / u p. m Gaily.
Persons preferTing a pleasant wa k can reach the
Island VIA the Aqueduct.
WesOiclt the public TO Judge for themselves, and
feel assured of giving satisfaetion.
je 9 eon JACOB w. POWERS n CO.
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WASHINGTON
w ClTY 6 RDEN.
ERNST LOEFFLER, Proprietor.
Nep York drenHs, befIcsea lyf and 2d SfS.

In osns the attention of the public TO my grounds
/ would state that every arrangemsnt has A
been made 10 make this Retreat" more reyEAY
attractive every day. Mondays the Gar lk.HS
dens are open To the public Tree of charge-a
gwen by select band Those desiring 10 enjoy the
dance and waltz vi find the saloon IN com plete
order 70 render pleaSu 10 all, On other days the
proprietor VIII oheerfully grant the of the
out charge.
For the amusement Of children he has introduced
number OF little games, never before ssea in this
city, and calculated ST the same time to the
"old folks"
N. B.-Attaohed is my BottlIng Establishms nt
and famI lies can be supplied with any quantity at
their residence, Of that heathful drink, LACE X
BEER, upon short notice. jel5Sn
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lJ The Matagords (Texas) Gazette says tbs
report that cargo Of Africans had been landed
a. Afansas Pass turns out TO be an egregious hoax
No Africans have been landed I'm Texas for MANY
years = 50 J
., " State convention to ratify the nomina
s ION ol Bell and Everett is called 70 meet at Do
yer' Del, July l7fh, =. = :
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CAUfION-The sale advertised above under a
~ b. IA, ls to take place not because the judg-
ments need be satisfied, as am prepared TO show
shall resist any attempt TO turn me out OF the
above property, and will show how said Judgment
was obtained. hope the public will not become a
party to such transactions by bidding.
Mrs. MARY NICHOLAS.
Jy2 At G. street, bety 2d and Sd Islsnd
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS

IN HOOD has just opened Q large stock, which
he vill oaei at very low rates Therefore those
as presents, vim do well to csI and exsmine T liz
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HYGEIA HOTEL, OLD PoINT CoNFoRr, !
June % 1894

June %, 1861.
The hot weather of the last few DAYS has
driven several hundreds from the scorching
heat of the city TO this fsvorite summer resort.
At every arrival the visitors are pouring in.
But there is ample room for hundreds more
Since the close of last season, large addition
has been made to the buildings, which. with
the Improvements made the year before, add
largely to the accommodations. Some altera-
tions have been made also in the older portion
of the buildings, which add most materially to
the comforts Of visitors.
Among the improvements which gratefully
strike the eye are the generous planting out of
trees in all parts Of the Hotel grounds, and a
neat inclOsure of all the grounds appurtenant
to the Hotel, including those recently granted
to the proprietors by the Government The
Hotel has never been known in finer order
The management of the Hotel is in charge
this season, of Mr.. Caleb Willard, a brother of
the Messrs. Willard, Of Washington city, who
IS now partner in the concern, and to whom
the senior partner, Mr.. Segar. has, on account
Of the junior partners proficiency in all that
relates to the business of the landlord willingly
transferred the general superintendence of the
establishment.
Mr.. Willsrd, the new incumbent, is a GENTLE
man Of happy address, gentle nature, obliging
spirit, and knows exactly show to keep a
hotel -
/ find las a visitor) no departure from the
high standard adopted for the last four wears
in the management of the Hotel, and, from
personal observation, / may safely assure those
who would revel in the delightful recreations
Of the seaboard, that the Hygeis was never
more attracting. RIP-RAPs
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III Vanity Fair think the label Pub. Doc
should be altered to Dry Doc = g
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4 The fsyOrite resort for
those who appreciate
Grand Scenery, Pure
Mountain Air, IhvlgoTa-
ting Baths, Large and
w ell Ventilated Rooms,
y Ood Society and . Good
Table.
For particulars send
Tor Circular.
lOWENS, CIENDEN-
IN 4 VISSCHER,
! Carlisle SpriHgS, Pa.
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nj. SALT WATER BATHING.

M SALT WATER BATHING,
I1ARSHALb'S PAVILION. (Moore's Land
lns will DE open for the reception of vIsi A
tors on the 18th of June. Tins delightful VEAke
resort for those seeking health and pleas lE.k
nre, is une1ceed by any place of the kind on fbc
Potomac river 1t is situated about one hundred
miles from washington immed ately on fbe
Pot9m. g, and in full view Of the Chesapeake Bay.
ana famous Tor hne Oysts tsrs Son Crabs Sheephead
ana other Fish. and easily aoOeSsibieb the steam
boats plying between Washington, Baltimore anu
norfolk. The undersigned has Tnare additional
improvements in his Bath Houses aud many other
improvements to the comfort and enjoy ment of has
guests The Bathing csnnot be surpassed, Spleen
did hng ling and enty Of Fishing and Sailing Boa's
Tree OF charge. He has spared no expense in pro
vldlng good Cotlon Band or la ayirg in his stock
OF choice Wines, Liquors, ,Segars, a and for Ihase
VINO WISH 10 AVOID extreme fashion and 20 seek q
retlred p ace where they can make themselves At
home, there Is not more pleasant place the Uni
TED states. The proprietor pledges himself tina,
nothing shall be left 1ndOne on his part t. render
them 80. Terms for board: 81 50 per day, for Iefs
than week; Tor longer time, sI25 per fay; $50
per month";. Persons wishing TO address the pro
prletor ylIl direct 10 LeonaTdtown, st. Mary's
es-2m r.. ]. MARSHALL, Proprietor.
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A MRS. wINSLOW,
eAE Experienced Nurse and Female Pby,,ot.p
presents to the attention of mothers, her
SO U 7 Il | N G SYRUP.

For Ch1fdren GeethinR,
which greatly facilitates the prse tssthnr Nv ,.s,
tng tie gpns reducing all infamnstsn-vi .li,y an
PAIN and spasmedie action, aud 10
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS.
Dspsha upen IT, neths-s, will give rs to ysur,,rs and
hELIEFAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFA ETS
nave put up and rod this article ysars and
CAN sAF IN conFIDRNCl TRUTH Of H. vhst v, hs,
M.dien:- siTls MRS. ai.nr n, iay TIrGID,Is GTaIs
r,cr cuKI, wINSLOw's sh.S iim.Tt TO ~ ~
ae s..i.t,e,;sD " 81 ins. SOOTHING an n.Ane. dis.
tns eentraIy, shars sfHUP, delighted with i:s
highs Of IL, magcal sd,ct, and
virtues. We speak in his W. no kNow -
hsrt.n ysars' experiences, AND PLEDGE QUA REruTi.
TIon FOR ThE FULFILMfNT OF WHAT We HrRr r.
CLARE In almost instances where thu n
Ing from pam and exhaustion, relief will be found in an.
stwsnty minutes after the syrup 10 administsrsd.
most rrr rtRIrrcED and sKILFUL rURsEs in New Eng.
land and has ossn used with NEvHRFALIrG sUccEss 10
THO USANDS OF CASES,
net emily rssvss tbs child from PAIN, brt n.
stomach and bowels, eorrsets acidty givss tons and
snsrgy 10 the vhes systsm II will almost instantly rssvs
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND CoLIc,
and s'scOms eonrulssns which, speedily rem.
AND sUREsTRIm. FOR 1sus Inya y! 4 "a. wo sh'1
10 all case, Of DTs- CHILDREN frT raY and DIIR
.ri... fr.m :. sinr TEETHING DHEs, .h.th:5 !!
cause Wa wOua say every mother who has child ,rf
ring from any Of the going compain-Do NOT LEr
YOUR fRkJUDICrs, NOR THE PREJUDIcRs OF OTHERS
stand estwssn suffering child and relief will %
sVkE-yss, AssoLUTHLy sURE-to follow the use Of IN
msdIein', TIM sy ussd Full drseors for using will
company Zach bottle. None gsnuns snlsss tn. "a 5sims
CURTIS PERKINS, Nsv York. 10 on ths sstsds vr.pp.
Principal ofes, No. IL Cedar Street NY
r1es only Is Cents per Botus. ssn-dkvIr
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w GREENBRIER COUNTY, Va
This long established watering plaoe was opeped
May. 0AA0
Many new and important Arrangements le.Hf Il
nave been made since last season in this T-.--
Adjustment, and no efforts will be spared to make
the guests comfortable. ~ ~
Persons can reach these Spunss by { he Orange
and Alexandria Railroad from WashinRton. nv f6e
Virginia Central RaIlrosd from Richmond; or by
the virginia and Tennessee Railroad from the
south and Southwest via Lynohburg and Char
lOttesTIlle, with only 81 miles stage travel
J. HUMPHREYS, '' 0N'
General Superintendent jaI2-dtJuly
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SUMNER RESORTS.

CARLISLE
WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS,
CUM BERLAND co.
Pennsylvania.
ACCOMMODATION FOR
800.
TERMS LOW.
je : low
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MERIDIAN HILL,
IFI Iatrsection Of boundary & FoMTteenth Sis.

MERIDIAN HILL,
l'I IHtersectioH OF Boundary & Fourteenth SITS.
Having LEASED for q term of years this heautifu
and romantic spot, will open it for the A . 4
accommcdaton of the pubic on the 231 VEN y
day of June, 1867. For beauty of scenery.
any IN thi vicinity. The house is large and com
no iious, having two large dancing rooms, besidcs
dining and dressing rooms for both ladies and gan
temen. In addI ION have erected large payi ior
for Pho Mic Parties.
most desirabie place to pass the sultry rays OF
summer, partlcu ary as the strictsst order and De
c0rum vii! be enforced and every attention will be
guaranteed by the prOprietOrs.
The tardeT will be found to contain all the deli
cacles of the season at all tunes.
The Bar Will be furnished with the choicest
Lisuors and Wines and the finest Segars
Socletles, Sunday Schools, Clubs ahd Mllitary
for spending pleasant and orderly day
ie p Staw2u HENRY WEIDPN
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CU CHESTS STANDARD BLACK TEA Have
been received. Ttls tes 10 excellent; price 80 cents
PET popnd bJ chest or otherwise. We efesr our next
.KfNe = BgRcHELL.
ma - eor. Ftteenth ct and VERNE nj av.
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FOR RENT-A three story FRAME HOUSE,
Il on Elevelta street, between I and X Irquire
EstsbishmeHt Of c. Snyder, next door TO the Stsr
Once ma 24-u
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ENOR SALE-Betveen aud 8 acres OF LAND.
4 par wool on the Plank Road. u h 81. about
miles from W ashIngton- beautiful building site
or well located for a market garden Apply az No.
2 Agency Block, corner Seventh and r sts., Wash
Ington. ie lq-lms
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1A ~ - a W
say Of any oTHRs
HAS 1T FAILxD,IN
STANCE TO IF-
when timely ussd
an Instances OF dis.
ons who u,sd it. On
delighted with ia
Ispsak in tsrms Of
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nsvsr bssn able 70
Msdieins-NRyKR
A SIN Q l. Z In
fHcT a C UR T.,
Never did We know
satisfaction BY any
the Contrary, all are
OPERATIONS, and
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FOR II e v THE three story and basement
BRICK HOUSE corner Of Six rect west
and street north, one square from the Patent and
City Post Ofhces-belng one Of the finest and
heslthiest atIons IN the city u Is arranged fol
store and dwelling; has a bake oven attached
VIII sut baker or confectloneT. Possession glver
on the 18th inst. For terms, &c spply 10 GEO.
Pa avenue ie ietf
The Shasta courier., 1860-11-17
Once 1 Was Pure.

Oh the snow, the beautiful snow
Filling the sky and earth below
over the house-tops, over the street,
Over the heads of the people you meet
Dancing,
Flirting,
Skimming along.
Beautiful snow it can do nothing wrong;
Flying to kiss a fair ladys cheek,
Clingng to lips in a frolcksome freak,
Beautiful snow, from the heavens abovel
Pure as an angel, gentle as love
Oh the snow, the beautiful snow,
How the flakes gather and laugh as they 90
Whirling about in its maddening fun,
1t plays in its glee with every one.
Chasing,
Laughing
Hurrying by.
1t lights up the face and it sparkles the eve
And even the dogs, with bark and a bound.
Snap at the crystals that eddy around
The town is alive, and its heart in q glow,
To the welcoming in of beautiful snow
How the wild crowd goes swaying along,
Hailing each other with humor and songl
How the gay sledges, like meteors, flash by,
Bright for moment, then lost to the eye;
Ringing,
Swinging,
Dashing they go.
Over the crust of the beautiful snow!
Snow so pure when it falls from the sky,
To be trampled in mud by the crowd rushing
by,
To be trampled and tracked by the thousands
of feet
TIL it blends with the filth in the horrid street.
Once was pure as the snow, but fell
Fell like the snow flakes from heaven to hell:
Fell to be trampled as filth of the street;
Fell to be scotfed, to be spit on and beat
Pleading,
Dreading to die.
! Selling my soul to whoever would buy,
Dealing in shame for morsel of bread,
Hating the living and fearing the dead
Merciful God have fallen SO low?
And yet was once like the beautiful snow.
Once was fair as the beautiful snow,
With an eye like its crystals, d heart like its
glow
OnceI was loved for my innocent grace
Flattered and sought for the charms of my face
Mother,
Sisters, all
God, and myself, have lost by my fall;
The veriest wretch that goes shivering by,
| Will take wide sweep, lest | wander too
| nigh;
For all that is on or above me, I know,
| There is nothing that's pure as the beautiful
snow.
| How strange it should be that this beautiful
snow
Should fall on a sinner with nowhere to go;
How strange it should be, when the night comes
again,
If the snow and the ice struck my desperate
brain,
Painting,
Freezing;
| Dying alone
Too wicked for prayer, too weak for moan
| To ha hoo I'd in tho
The Shasta courier., 1860-11-17
Dying alone

Too wicked for prayer, too weak for moan
To be heard in the crazy town,
Gone mad in the joy of the snow coming down
To lie and to die in my terrible woe,
With bed and a shroud of the beautiful snow
The Shasta courier., 1860-11-17

re- rather amusing incident is related in
our eastern dispatches, to the effect that Span
ish man-of-war fired a shot across the bows of
the American war steamer, Crusader The
amazed Yankee bore down and inquired what
the Don might be pleased to mean, and was in
formed that the shooting had been one grand
mistake. We can very well imagine the coun-
ter-auazement of the old Don on discovering
that the irrascble jonathan had been shot at
A genuine YankeeIis uncommonly long-suiTer-
ing, especially whep there is q prospect Of max
ing an advantageous swap by little judicious
endurance, but raking fire in front Of his
shins is a hint which even Yankee intentional
obtuseness cannot imisconstrue.-S. f. Mirror
The Shasta courier., 1860-11-17

Lovers QUARRs sLs.-The following dispatch,
says the Toledo Blade, went through our tele-
graph Office recently:
Charley and Julia met at s. vesterdav-
quarelled and parted forever-met again This
morning, and parted 70 meet no more-ipet
gain ta!s evening" and were married
The Shasta courier., 1860-11-17
CRY OF MAzArLAN.-A correspondent. of Il

CRY OF MAzATLAN-A correspondent of the
Stanislaus Lldez says:
"Mazatlan is a beautiful city of ten thousand
inhabitants, located at the entrance of the Gulf
of California. The houses are nearly all one
story, few indeed being two. They are built of
brick Mexican brck) with very thick walls, and
are generally brilliant white, a few being
cream color. The roofs are of tiles, the floors
of bricks, the windows large and protected by
ron bars-a few having glazed shutters on the
inside. The streets are very narrow, but very
clean and paved. The widest street is not much
wider than is required for two carts to pass
each other; the middle size barely wide enough.
and the narrow ones only wide enough for one
to travel in. The city, as whole is the clean
est and neatest one | have ever been in, and its
inhabitants are as neat and clean in proportion
The outside doors of tie houses are very strong
and heavy, with locks, bolts and barricades for
fastenings. This is to protect the inhabitants in
time of revolution. Each house occupies a
square or block, being built along the four
sides, and having large place or courtyard in
the centre, which, planted full of shrubbery,
orange, lime and coccanut trees, gives very
pleasing and attractive appearance. The Plaza,
or public square, is small, all paved over, the
principal promenade being around it, and on
the inside of its walls, which are constructed
into seats; seats are also placed along parallel
with them on the opposite side of the walk,
with orange and lime trees at very short inter-
Yals between the last mentioned seats The
harbor Of Mazatlan is small and difficult of ac-
cess, on account of a bar across its mouth ;
large vessels cannot get in; but by dredging it
could accommodate fessels of every class. The
inhabitints Of Mazadan are very civil to stran-
gers, and quiet in their demeanor-there being
no drunkenness or drawings among them.
The Shasta courier., 1860-11-17

rs the town of Lexington, in Kentucky,
lives We thy doctor of medicine by the name
Of $. FheIdoctor is very tall, thin man,
aul dresse in fhe 4" shirt and beanpoe" style
A simple counuyman was advised to call on the
doctor to~ medical advice. When be did so
s. was not in his Office, and Johnny Raw
getting tired iof waiting, commenced looking
around. He PASSED into the back room, and the
first thing llat greeted his terror-stricken eyes
was shelefalh standing upright, with horrid
grin upon Is skiSiess features. With one
bound john + lAndtI in tie other room, just as
the doctor red ~ street door. One look
wasf lfarono iudow went ohnny,