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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-01-20
BURNETT HOUSE,
Cor. OF Ontario ~ Prospect StS.,
CLEVELAND, O.

TN T. Undersigned have fitted up the above
L named House, at much expense, with hSovenIy
Five Comfortable and Pleasant Rooms; The Fur
nishings are all NEw, which with their TABLE they
design shall uot be surpassed in this or any other
city, at their CHARGE OF ONE DOLLAR PER Day;
9]J~ The patronage of discriminating public
whether in pursuit OF ofBuSNEss or rLEAsURE--is re-
spoctiully solicited Willing to abide their deci
sion as To thcrosult of their Efforts.
BURNETT & TINKER, ProPrietors
Oct IS, 1888. 46S
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-01-20

Try this remarkable and most intcre sting rem.
cdy. IL is composed OF the concentrated Juices
OF the most powerful and the most soothing flnntS
and Roots in Nature, chemically combined and
isolated in wei sealed glass bottles, and charged
with powerful Battery. Thus possessing, in
addition TO its superior medicinal virtues, strong
Magnetic and Electric. properties, profoundly pen
clrating, and ominently quelng and soothing IL
relieves Pain and Inflammation at once, (when
freely applied,) relaxing the strained muscles and
nerves giving new life and vitality by its life
giving qualities, to pnralized parts aud Chronic
or lung-standing Complaints and Weaknesses,
aIaying Nervous pain tNeuralginl, Irritation.
and Removing distractions like charm. In
decd all who have used it, speak ol II as truly
wonderful medicine aud esteem 1t by lar superior
Ia any and all other external remedies in USE
Ii applied in season 1t is mn unailing remedy
for the Group, Sore Throat, Inflammation oil the
| Lungs, Bowels, Liver, kidnoys and other Organs,
Rheumatism Spinal Irritation, Ague in the
| Breast aud at all times cure Nervous Headache,
Neuralgia, Sore Eyes, Far Ache, Tooth Ache,
! Aguo in the Face, Pimples and ErnpIinns OF all
| kinds, Piles, Bruised and Sprained Limbs, Burns,
| Frozen parts ,Chbains, lndOiont and long stand
| ing Sores, Wounds. &c &c. twill also restoIe
! the Hair to the Bald, Head and prevent the Hair
! from Falling.
Tke Magnetic Ointment has been extensively
used on Canal and Dnught Horses for Galls,
Wounds, Sprains and lnmoness, and is sure
care, when applied hot, for Scratches on Horses,
and the Foot All on Sheep, All the Propriutors
! ask for the Magnetic Ointment is Fair Trial,
confident that all they claim for it, will be !ound
true to the letter. In the neghborhood where it
is manufactured, many people buy it by The quan.
tity, and it is kept and used by almos, every in.
habant as a Panacea for the numerous Pains
and Aches every family is more or less afflicted
with. We say again Il RX
DR.. TraSk'S Magnetic Ointment.
None genuine unless signed IS Buell." with a
Pen, See Pamphlets containing full directions
around each Bottle, and Circulars left with agents.
Price 25 cents for small, and 80 cents for large
Bottles.
For Sale by A. COOK, Chardon, Ohio; John.
son a. TuItle, Burton, Ohio; John NJ. Mayhem,
! Auburn; Anson Mathews, Newbury; r, 2. Bur
nett, Russo ll;A NJ. Treat, Buinbrdge;and all 9th
or Druggists in the country.
All orders should be addressed to d. RANSOM
& CO., Earvil!G, Madison Co., N. Y.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-01-20
Alurbu Bennett
In the Court ul Common
llels, Gunnpn Go. u.

.idl'h i'NH'lNA' ~ lllC N'Nll ~ Common
rs. Pleas, Goauga Co, ..
Daniel Brunott, Divorce.
rI'IlE said Defendant, Daniel Bennett, will take
l notice that the said Nluron Bennett, on the
23ih day Of December, 1859, filed her petition in
said Court agnrst him, praying for a Divorce on
the ground Of wiltul absence ol said Daniel for
more than threo yc0rsi said petition also prays
for aluouy aud the custody OF the minor children;
and lhal said defendant be dobarod and prccluded
ni any interest in twenty five acres OF land in
section IT,, in Troy, in said County, owned by
said Nlaroa, aud decided to her by Wauon Henry.
said cnuse will be for hearing nt rhc next term Of
suid Court, 10 be holden in said County, on the
5lA day ol March next.
CANtIELD & FRENCH,
AryS Tor Petitioner.
Chardou, December 3Oth, 1889. 51Ow6
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-17
THE CAPTIVEs RETURN.

So many years ago that time seems
great sunset shadow, whose thin attenua-
ted shapes make us involuntarily turn
our eyes westward, hoping to rid Us of
the gaunt spectre. / was happy hus-
band and father. The prettiess dwelling
covered all over with vines, with a gar
den which was my chief dependence,
was our abode. The blue Rhine flowed
past it, and had constructed little boat
in which rowed my Blanche and her
boy by moonlight, or on soft summer
afternoons, when the labors Of the vine
yard had ceased. My boy? I recall
bis looks now, although there have been
times when [ scarce remembered that
such treasure had ever been mine.
Blanche was beautiful, not only to my
eyes, but to all others. Taller than most
females in our region, with figure Sc
full, yet so 1.-the and plant that every
movement was perfect grace, fair cleal
blonde complexion, with large dewy eyes
Of the hue Of our own beloved Rhine
and lips like the red wine Of our owl
rich grapes, how could she be otherwis.
than beautiful? To all these aecessoriel
i Of happiness was added friend-onl
who was very dear both to Blanche am
myself. Carl Reimer was my own cou
sin, the con Of my fathers brother VIII
lived farther up the river. lie spen
al his leisure hours with Us, and wa
often domesticated with as for months
working with me at vine dressing. II
called Blanche bis sister, and little Ca
, who vas named for him, seemed as dea
to him as If be lad been his own.
! cannot dwell upon these days Of bar
> piness, though God knows they were q
that were or ever can Be- mine. Ih
] trumpets sound broke all the Illusion
and both Carl and myself joined Il
Legion, and ere long were fghting bray'
~ in Algiers. ] need not dwell ups
q the battle scene. Il IS painted on L
many hearts % need 70 be reproduce
Whether Carl escaped or not, did q,
know-bat ! was taken prisoner, and
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-17

CATCHING A BURGLAR--The Web
sier Times says the neighboFhood in the
vicinity Of lis Office was startled Sunday
night by the shrilI and piercing cry Of
somebody in distress; and thereby hangs
a tale. Il appears that a young lady
had been reused from ber slumber about
midnight by noise at her open window.
Half unciosing her eyes, she saw cor
lpulent form apparently struggling 10
gain admission to her chamber. Her
Grst thought vas 10 faint; her second to
give the fellow push her Third to jump
out Of tbs window as soon as he jumped
| in; her forth 20 scream--which she i'm
mediaiely carried into effect. The old
folks and every body else rnshed TO the
rescue when they discovered that tho
burglar, though somewhat imposing in
size, was really very harmless ono, il
being nc other than the young lady's
hoop skirt, which lad been negligendy
suspended by hook or the windy side
Of the window, and was aulsering in
tho night breeze.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-17
ANN -nEYlcas FOREST ON FIRE.

A friend just arrived from Santa Fe,
states that four Mexican herders were
driving a herd Of cattle through the
mountains north of that place, short
time since, when the following Incident
occurred, which gave as | received IL
The mountains were on FIRE at the
time, bu, thinking the way elenr before
them, they proceeded up valley until
they found their way barred by an I'M
penetrable wall Of FIRE in alarm they
hastily retraced their steps in the vain
hope that escape might still be possible
But alas they were too late; FIRE had
closed the avenue by which they had
entered the valley, and broad belt of
flame encircled them on every side, the
area of which was rapidly diminishing
every moment. The long drouth had
rendered the rubbish and underground
below as dry as tinder, and tho flames
licked them up with fearful rapidity and
spriuging upward, caught the pine leaves
above, glossy with resin, and then leaping
from tree TO tree, formed billow Of FIRE
awful TO behold. The affrighted herd,
believing with fear, dashed through the
flames, the most of them escaping badly
burned; but some perished. Two of the
herders attempted to follow them; but
who can breathe in such an atmosphere,
walk on burning Goals, enveloped in fame
and live
A few steps only were taken, when
their nerves became contracted with the
intense healthier limbs refused to per-
form their office, and they sunk shriek-
ing on bed Of fire, never more TO rise
Their comrads heard the dying groans of
their companions, and the wild believing
Of the herd as they dashed through the
sea Of fire, and the roaring and the crack
ling Of the flames as they came surging
onward, and maddened by dispair they
dashed wildly from side TO side, eagerly
seeking that which they dared not hope
to find, and already suffering in anticipa-
ton, the agonies Of a death too fearful to
think Of, when huge rock barred their
way, and they saw with thrill Of JOY
that small spring of water gushed cut
at its foot. Hope revived within them at
the sight, and with an energy such an
emergency only could inspire, they i'm
proved the few remaining moments ere
the flames should reach them in preparing
to resist them. Everything combustible
was removed, until the increasing heat
forced them to desisi, then inserting some
dry branches in the creyiees Of the rock
above the spring, they saturated their
blankets with water and spread them out
upon them, and seating themselves under
their shelter, continued to apply the
water as fast as the seansy supply per-
+ mitted
Ashes, Goals and burning branches fell
thickly around them, and their hopes
| fuetuated rapidly between hope and
despair as their chances Of escape les
/ ened or increased. Moments seemed
/ heightened into hours, and doubtless
( more than the agonies of death were
passed by these poor herders ere hope
/. ripened into certainty and they knew
!, they were indeed saved as " brands from
5 the burning. So. Louis Democrat.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-17

JUsT OUR IDEA % TIE TnnG.--
OF all acknowledge puppies, the young
man Who speaks lightly Of female charae,
Ter, aud female virtue. deserves the high
est plaee Ia the congregation of lepers.
There i 20 more certain indication q 3
weak brain, o. 5 rotten heart, lhan il.s
tongue which would disfs4fage female Viz.
tue, which would forget il mother Or Il
sister. 10 esAliag is fsli venom upon I,a
rily whisk i can never hops % attain.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-17
IRAsBURGH VERMONT, FRIDAY. AUGUST Il, 1860

There I remained as il was petri-
fed, until be returned with the potatoes.
In that time dreadful things had passed
in my mind. I thought I should surely
XIII myself. But then remembered my
boy. Then something said there might
be hope Tor me still. This man, said
/, SIS a Christian win ask him what
/ shall dor My heart leaped up within
me at that one ray Of light that pierced
the blackness.
Mr.. Williams burst forth, how
did you learn to be Christian ?
Bless your said he, what makes you
think / am one?'
Because you have answered all my
spite with meekness, and returned only
good for evil / said-or rather sobbed-
for / was quite broken down. And the
poor woman sobbed again, while telling it.
j have been trying for good many
years to live the life of Christian, said
he, but I am afraid I shouldn't have sue
ceeded very well if I hadn't gone to
work for Mr. Riley. I patterned after
him, and you' have no idea how easy he
makes it for me; he seems to give me
such love, faith and patience, right out ol
his own heart, when I haven't enough Of
that capital of my own, to so through the
rough plaes of the earth
But why did you never tell me the
garden was for me 2 I asked in my an.
guish
Well, Mr. Riley never likes to make
words about his good works; so he said
just tell the widow she can help herself
and it will be a pleasant surprise TO hel
at last, when she finds oat everything il
hers. He's kind man, but he's mighty
particular about having his men ODE,
orders so l thought wouldn't tell 70,
before the time come. This is a prettl
short crop of potatoes; but you shan
want for anything this winter, Mr.. Rile,
says
Williams hurried away, for / was il
great agony Of soul. and he could no
help me. Nobody could help me then
l had to get through it alone, and cam
out on the other side, as you would g
through a food of waters. After thre
days and nights of the deepest despair
self-hatred, self-contempt, began to fee
a wish to see you. I must tell the stor
of my misery and shame to some one
and have told it to you!'
l sat and suffered her to weep. and
too shed tears, not only of sympath
with her sorrow, but also of joy over
soul saved from the bell of selfshne:
and self-torture-brought within th
blessed influences of Christian faith an
love, by the unpretending but potent e,
ample of one good mans deed Of CHART
and another's faithful forbearance.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-17

Puruso II SrnoSe.-An impatient
Welchman called to biz, wife Come,
come, isn't breakfast ready I've had
nothing since yesterday, and tomorrow
sill be the third day. This i equal
to the call Of the stirring housewife, who
aroused her maid az four O'Clock, with,
Cone, Bridget, get up Here 'sis Mon
dag norniag io-morrow's Tuesday, and
asxs day's wedoesI4y--half ihe week
goae--Aod nothing done yel.'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-13
The Lcinsfer. the new Galway steamer
made tie trip from Southampton TO
oueonstown in IS hours.
From New YORK.

NEw YORx, August ll.-John Reilly, an
Irish laburer, stabbed his wife in the head,
with u fork last night. which will prob
Ablyc Nusc her death.
The steamer Illinois left this afternoon
for Southampton with S937,3l6 in specie
and 81 large number OF passengers.
The steamer City of Washington left to-
day for Liverpool, with 81 cabin and l43
steerage passengers, and S429, 900 in spe-
Gle.
Last night terrible afTray occurred in
low GROCERY in 18th street, which grew
ont of the late prize fight at Weehawkeu,
between Douncily and Fox. James For, q
brother of o2e of the fighters, got into
quarrel with man named Edward Class
sey, when Fox drew knife and plunged it
into the side of Classy infiicting wounds
which it is probable will prove fatal.
An afray occurred in the house of Mr..
John S. Martin, In Degraw street, Brook
lyn, in which n man named Alouzo Lewis
received injuries, which will probably
prove fatal. It appears that Lewis has
been for sometime pnst paying his address
ses TO daughter of Mr.. Martin. He turns
out to be IL married man, hence the affair.
Martins two sons inflicted the injuries.
Charles Rochwright was probably fatal
y injured by a heavy blow with club,
from woman named Bridget, on Putnum
Avenue. last night.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-13

NS@ErERY Que should know where to
get Dr. Sanford's Liver Invigorator or
Liver Remedy; Breutlinger's Fluid Extract
Sarsaparilla and Dandelion; Kenncdy's
Medical Discovery, and Keuuedy's Salt
Rheum Ointment; Darhave's Holland Bit
tiers; Hoohand's German Bitters; Hostetters
Celebrated Stomach Bitters; Ayers sar-
saparilla; Ayers Cherry Pectoral; scoviIVs
Compound Extract of Sarsaparila or
Blood and Liver Syrup; Winchester's
Genuine Preparation of the Hypophos-
phitcs of Lime and Soda; Dr. Bronson's
FIVE different preparations of Blood Food;
Lindsey's Blood Searcher; DR.. Guysott's
improved Extract of Yellow Dock and
Sars"narilla; Dr.. Townsends Compound
Extract of Sarsaparilla; Dr.. Bulls Sarsapa-
rilla; DIR. Roback's Scandinavian Blood
Purifier, Carriers Spanish Mixture Whit
combs Remedy for Asthma; Mrs. Gardncr's
Bals"m of Liverwort aud Hoarhound
Sellers Cough Syrup; Mrs. Wiuslows's
Soothing Syrup; DR.. Chapman's Hour
hound Bnlsam; Eoff4s Pills; Todd's Pills;
DR.. Mats Pills; Brandreth's Pills; Ro-
backs Pills; Sellers Pills; DR.. a. Rogers
Pills; Benefits Plant and Root Pills;
Jayne's Pills; Hollowny's Pills; Wright's
Pills; Ayers Pills; Burnett's Cocoaine.-
Prescriptions prepared from pure medicine
by day or night at the Centre Wheeling
Drug Store, by REED & KRAFT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-13
Thomas Johnston Jup., y In chanoery in O.

Thomas Johnston, Jun.s In ChanoerJ in CIR
1r.. fSuit Court for Chic
| IQY VIRTUE OF TWO DECREESlN THE ABOVE
~ na1ned cause, made the 10Th and the I'D ays
Of June 1850, the undOrsiEnCd directed therein,
VIII Proeee en- Saturday theIl tn day Of August lSt
al the trout door Of tbs Court House for lf Cl,i1
Va, alto o'clock, A. NJ to sell the following ,tt.
c!lbed property. Wis The undivided half Of tho mr.
t!on of a lot, situated at the northwest cnrnsr 4
Slain and Union streets, in that part uf The civ of
wheeling heretofore known the preserve ,,;od-
0d IS follows, viz: Commencing at the northwest cor
nor oil Mnin and Union strcets, ticlsco westwX-lIy
with Union street, stxtyve feet six inches thence
northwardly with aline parallel 1lafn street thr
Iy-two fert' thence eastH0rdly with Lire lsrliIcI to
Union street, s1ty-fve feet eight inches to Nam
beginning - ''''
Terms OF sALE.-0De-tenth of the purchase money
10 DC paid In cash. and the remainder IN ono, two
nree and four years in equal utalments bearing in
teEest from date, the purchaser giving negotiable
uotes with good security for same and the little re-
Iaid. rjveI DISIEI q IL I SI1s %
% as Trustee Of Thomas Johnston. Jun and
Wife under deed of trust from them dated Mach
z 1858, will sell at the same time and place the
following stocks-Twerty shares In tie wheeling
and belmont Bridge Company, and Thirteen shares
IN, the Fire and Marine Insurance Company Of
Wheeling -
TLENs or sALE.-cosh. DANIEL c. list.
lSS-tu
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-13

EVEN THOSE who are in the enjoy
ment of perfect health frequently have
need to have recourse to tonics as preveu-
tives of disease. We are never too we'll ar
mored against the assaults of 'the ills that
flesh is heir to- Such an invigoratorthey
may find i'll HosTETrER's BIrTERs-a
medicine that cannot be taken regularly
without giving vitality and elasticity to
the system. At this season, particularly,
the strongest man is not proof against the
malaria, in certain sections of this country.
In all cases of fever and ague the BITTERs
arc more potent than any amount of quiz
nine, while the most dangerous cases of
bilious fever yield to its wonderful proper
ties. Those who have tried the medicine
will never use another, for any of the all
mcnts which the HoStetter Bitters profess
to subdue. To those who have not made
the experiment, we cordially recommend
an carly application to the BGTTERs, when
ever they are stricken by diseases of the
digestive organs. Sold by druggists and
dealers generally, everywhere.
Eg@Sce advertisement in another col
unlD
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-13
Golltlltettial.
BY TELEGRApH.

CIScINNtTI, Aug. ll.-MoIer,tc [eIuanI f,,, .,,o,.
nIIhont change in prices; we quote common $3.50
DIanns at S4+0(94,6O, extra ut $4T5GOS and e. ~
81 MHeat u hncy do Mt $5.25GS5 75 Wheat dull
H buyers CONTEND for decline Of &c I,aI.
us1ei 10 correspond with the advance in rafcs ,f
5LeIgnt the nominal rates are g2c for nri,nc rsI n
Tor prime white Corn duh at 3040c for
14r but active ut 526is5c for sleiletI i've CsSCS
t icy oul AT 65(gf5c for Spring and fall WIskT
I.i ana hF1n at lie with sales of COO hb.S
GS demand for mess Pork at $l9 with sales OF
NHSo b5ts, and continued good demand for Rscon
with sales OF 30 hhds ut llJlisS NnS Is f I1
sues. Bnsk sides sold at lOjEGl67<c being mn I'D
smoked aud bulk shoulders quiet hut firm AT
s13 Tor the latter and exc for the former. -
NEw IoRN, Aug. l1-FIour without s+riEiDc
ChanSe; demand moderate for exDort whit I,o,a7
tLue refuse to purchase than sufficient ia sun
sS inIeuat" wants safes at IS, 2A@A25 h5r sinner
ane St1te: 2SGS5S0 for extra do; $5I5mh oO 6or
HmpeIane " eEtern: S525@5,45 for common TO 1nel
Mh extra do S0455.50 for shipping brands ertrn
H. o. Whisky firm: fair demand: sales nj 9IiL N.
Mntat oull for winter. without important chance q;
prices: white Spring only be sold at rt.inrtio
OI -EG5c per bush: whiIe ludiano 81 o. cInco
u H6e hentucky 81 $50; choice new Amber West
eI Sl'So' old white Indiana S1,37 15l91 40 Corn
oPenSu nrer and closet dropping sales at 33lE For
~, 5iISS eStern including parcels Mt tho close
~ oHa9oS. Oats In moderate request ut 3GH3S FIR
eStern and Canadian SO for State Hons sTiiI CO.. ~,
tahue quiet at S9l2 as In quality, for is59 Pnrk
active and hrnler. particularly for prime $40 10
o new mess $3.50 for old do: $l3956ai 425 for new
ttIlne st5 Tor old do. Beef quiet sales at S4I o.
@ PRIME; t5955O for mess SSa1O50 for repgck.d
40, SlISl2 for extra mess; primo moss beef dill and
nominal Cut meats quiet and firm: for s,1onI5c~,
or hams Butter selling at 1O6l6 for Ohio and
I"tgZu Tor State. Coffee Vely Quiet Sucnr 1rjat
anu staaly; sales at Cuba at 6!S6Tl/ MoIaSSSs
without striking change, sulcs Barbados at $500.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-13

ST.. JosEPHs, August ll.-Denver City
news TO August 4th has been received.
The trial of Carl Wood for attempting
to kill Bycrs, editor of the Rocky Noum-
tut" Aces, closed on Thursday. The jury
stood for and / against ucquittal The
case was then referred to the people, who
voted to send him out of Denver. Com
parNtivelv few citizens were present, the
crowd being principally made up Of
Woods friends. He was escorted to the
edge of town by twenty-five men and
thence for several miles by his gambling
friends. The result of the trial was alto
gether unexpected inthe community md
has caused great indignation.
Mining news is uninportant. No rich
leads have been opened lately. Many are
leaving daily for the States.
The last express from Denver brought
$4,000 in dust.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-13
Monday Morning, Aug ID, 1860.
,z1-,x les HOUSE, Observation-Disclosures

,~Ay les House IMBRoGLIo.-Jnmes
,,.noDalJ. Joseph Davis, Mrs. Evans, and
I,;I,;.m Evans exist in Hornbrook's Old
~ uonse East Wheeling. AFR. Davis is
: now conner, having recently removed
from til. LIST Ward, to the place of his
'la,onr abode. lie brought with him to
r.. new home good deal of old luggage,
mall family and mighty bad repnta-
..n which he mixed up with the other
.,o,nsr,a Of the ice house, in q not very
,.rmouions Imanner. Living in IN ice
non.s one would suppose they would be
lilo 10 keep cool, but they cannot. On
p-;i,y night Joe locked the front and only
49, leading into the hall, and William
Fans came in the night aad wanted in
los col M and opeued the door, and Will
liam rosscd him for locking it. A little
,,n,bhle ensued, in which Mrs. Evans and
vrDopald got out of bei and participated,
nd for a short period there was sucn a
,.u,;pq ana jumping about in the hall as
raa never before witnessed on or Oft of
.,w d,st, Mrs. Evnnsi had Joe and Nc
Donald arrested, and the case came up be-
fare Aid. Duly. Joe proved complete
slibi with the same facility that he could
nave proved anything else, and Mcdonald
IN consideration of his old age, his whisky
induced imbeciiity, his pitcous suppIica-
,iops and a copious flow of crockodile
tears was released, the magistrate being
satisfied from his condition, that he could
not last long at best.