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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-08
GENERAL. NEWS.

The Democratic Free Press is the name OF
new paper just started in St Louis.
In Canterbury, New Zealand, when man
becomes a habitual drunkard the fact is pub
lished in the papers by the magistrate be-
fore whom the case is proven. and all per
sons are warned against selling the drunk
ard liquor, under penalty Of t2o fine and 3
months imprisonment.
4 notary has forwarded to the Bank oil
France brick with | ,o0Of note glued on
IT. which has been paid, and will be kept i'll
the Bank Museum Of Curiosities 1t had
been for fifteen years glued on the wall Of a
rial curiosity by the man who found it. and
who did not know its value
The prospectus of a company to introduce
floating telegraph stations and light ships
near the ordinary track of steamers. (such
as arc off cape Race, the vicinity of the
Sclly Islands and in the English and Irish
Channels has been issued in England
Capital, t25n,GoO.
a recent French work says that every
lo,ooo years, the waters of the oceans and
seas pass from pole to pole-cvervbody
drowned of course This singular rhe-
nomenon,' the book says. occurred 1000
years ago, 50 that We have 5000 years to
spare before the next, which, so far as we
are concerned must be consoatore.
\ correspondent Of the y. T. Times with
Buffers army says the excitement Of Skin
mishing seems to become a mania with some
of the soldiers. 4 man named Parker. Of
the l4sth n Y, who was afflicted with tlli,
singular mania, got nlau; yards in advance
of the other siirmshcrs, when he saw
gra,back, whose enthusiasm in the same
gentle direction must have been equal to his
own. Grayback saw Parker also. They
both simultaneously raised their pieces and
fired, and both fell dead, shot in the fore
head.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-08

\ REMEDY TOR PiLIs.-Iti is a blessing TO
the suffering to know that we have an Of
fectual cure for this truly troublesome dis
case. Mr.. J. p. IIazardc, Of l6i I'd St,
Cincinnati, o., takes great pleasure in in
forming all who are suffering with piles that
he used a small quantity of DR. Strickland 5
Pile Remeny, and it effected a permanent
cure. This seems to he the case with all
manufactured at No. 6 East 4th ST., Gu
cinnati, o., and sold by all druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-08

As if the battle wounds were not ghastly
enough, we read Of Il surgeon amputating
at the hip-joint OF poor manned soldier.
who survived the operation only few hours
That surgeon should be tied down to a
board and have his own hip.joint divided,
just to see how pleasant the torture is. The
operation is never successful. except in kill
ing the patient and probably dcvilish love
of science caused its performance in the
above instance-the result Surviving only
few hours being of no consequence to the
ramorseless : sawbones.' who hacked at thc
d ing patriot with all the ardor the pursuit
Q. knowledge could inspire. -B2ston p9st.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-08

As OLD PRINTER. Robert Carr. Of
Philadelphia. read the Farewell Address on
the occasion of Washington's birth DAY
celebration in that city last February. Cci.
Carr was All apprentice of Benjamin Frank
lin. and is nearly ninety years Of age. His
memory and sight are as good as thcv were
fifty years ago, and he still supports him
self Is manual labor. He was with Gen.
Scott in the war of 1911, anu as may be
expected, anticipates. with great confidence
and expectation. the defeat Of the rebels in
the present civil contest.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-08

-VVVr AND AGjMOR. I

, ! W.T. ANW 1gC1OR.0
What tune can be made out Of green
backs. Fortune.
OF what trade is minister at Wedding !,
A join-her.
OF what trade are the Presidents Of the
United States Cabinet makers.
Why is life the greatest of all enemies I
Because shall all have to give it up at last.
Lord Bacon says that we should square
our lives but life is circle, and cannot be
squared.
romantic young man says that wo-
mans heart is like the moon-it changes
continually, but always has man in it.
Man was created little lower than the
angels, and he has been getting little
lower ever since
Why can you never expect fishmonger
be liberal or generous. Because his bust
ness makes him selfish (sell fish.
Yankee Notions says the language an
Arabian child speaks before it cuts It's teeth
i gtin-Arabic. Cnquestonably
lie ONO Is sicKiv stream, SAYS
correspondent. Yes replies the Louis
vile Uen.ocrat, it is confined to its bed .
Carlyle says that human nature is a
bca-t-god. If this is true. there arc many
persons who exhibit the god in words only,
while the beast is apparent in all their
deeds.
The late American Judge Peter. has left
behind hin some good puns, among which
is the following When on the District
Court Bench he observed to Judge Wash
inyton that one Of the witnesses had veg
ctabic head. ''Iiow sos' was the inquiry.
lie has carroty hair reddish checks, a turn
up nose and a sage look.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-08
DIR. G.. ". ACk,

Proprietor Of Stomach Btt'rs. Blood Iuri-
fsr Hoc{ itlls. Catau6a If svedish H.dndles.
G. 4. COOK. Chicago. Gent ACT
Sold at Wholesale in Chicago, by FULLER,
FINCH 4 FULLER, and all Druggists :.
~ Country Merchants and Dealers sGpp!ed
nv 4. r. CROSkEY and Z. II. hWlIH,
Chicago. :. r {
na,lnrd Stevenson 4 Carnafan. |. J. Wells, u.
Seheeel. Ditzen 4 Koch. and NJ kovacs
Sold at wholesale by Beicerbeehe Mlleo, and
Hoddeyi.r
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-08
Home Songs of the w ar.

American Marseillaise. E7ma. 80.
Under our flag beat the long call once more,
Call up the North YOU called her before"
Our Volunteers Song ard Chorus 81
''Sudden and loud the war cry rang"
Softlv now. tcnderly liz him with care. 80.
This is a hero whose pale ioiin We bear.
Inscribed to the mothers wives and sisters
slain ii battle
From the Red Battle Field Quartet 49,
SILENTLY. tendcrlv. mournfulv home,
From the red battle field volunteers come ;"
\ Hero has Fallen. So
I'll saddle IS empty, and sieatled is his sword,
Another has left us 10 reap his reward"
Emancipation. Song ard Chorus 81.
In tins and Of the free, net slave shall there be,
As cause Tor rebellion treason
Mother, WHEN the war is over. 5 Z and Cho. 80
The Drummer Boys March. so
Sent hy mail postpaid. on receipt of price.
=, lVLR DlTSON d CO., Publishers, ~
Washington street, Boston.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-08
SEMINAL WEAkNES

Seminal emissions, the coneequarce OF self abuse.
This solitary vice or oepraved sexEsl indulgence,
D, ct.ead by he yorh o! both sexes 70 Lluiori
uislimiied extent, pss4uc with u.e.i'ls ce lain
~ ile following q cf morbid up 'oiAs unless
coraba'ed by c med ca me esu.es, viz: es
w scgntsuance. 6arF Ola Under the eyes, pain
10 the head, ringing in the Ike he ru--
ung of leaves cneas ness atout the inins. veas-
new scquaiatauces less Of memory. hectic fushes
mp ard vs.icUs erur.icas about ihs face, foeid
breath. coughs n-un liio1, ight sweats, mono
mauia and frequently inssnity, u relief re not OBJ
tanned should arp'y rnmel.eiely by .s.t.r ~ per-
AID have a affected. Pers9as q; a distance
may bs cured a. heuie b addressing .ett,r 10 r.
Burton, stating csse. syup AID .en.th OF time
the disease as cont ned, Gnt have medicine
promptly forwarded free fsofn damage or curiosity
10 sDy rat Of the county,, With tui and plain dree.
tons for use
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-08
Consumption can be Cured,

The advertiser. physician Of 50 wears expert
ence, IN the treatment Of Lung Diseases. i}ron-
ch'is asthma, &c, but retired from the prac
tee Is DESTROYS Of imparting his experience BY
diiiusing information Invaluable 10 tile SUFFERING
humanity. and wliich - ..tcd thousands
The same medicine viii ,o for ALL He viii senl
a Prescr. ntcn. with full directions for nse. oia,,
ed TO eaci particular case and viii surely effect
required for postage Address.
II. LOWE, NJ. b., Box 300, New York CITY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-08
To the Ladies:
DB. {. 4. BURROWS FGIdLE PILLS.

Tbeee pills, By !org experience In private prac-
tice, has b.ea found the most ueefu! remedy
agains. these general comp anis the female teI
are &C. to, such euppressions, IRREGULARITIES,
;vhites, falling If the womb, .umors, all urinary
diseases nervous debility sc.
Ferrous cslinge Q, Or. Burton'e Office or eenlinu
for packages OF medicines. may upon hie a. su
rance OF conije ial VII imp cit fat and
expect then % D. charged with far and
inutu.ly sais factory remuneration for services
rendered.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-08

Morris leland $ G. Jan alst. 1854.
PRor HoLLcwHY Please find enclosed the
sum OF 81, ga for pills. | have diafrhua and
can't get i, stopped, 50 want - Try your pills.
Yours &c. wv. CHRlESTY
mch1 d3mi Co d. lp4tn Penn Vols
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-08

EAGLE TORA1,1.0 WORKS

OWENTHAL, ROTHSCHlID 4 CO, MAN
H 4, faeturers Of Plug Tobacco, and
' nolesaie dealers In Leaf. Fine Cut Smoking
z o. tnh3s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-08
There are Meteor Inventors

That flash mp the moment IN III. ,.,.n,r.rx .,a
pass to oblivion. There also Groat Dssor.r;.s
which take permanent hold ofpublic estimation
and Last for all Time. Permanent among the
latter class stands ""oNs '"e
Cnhrisfadoro's Hair Dye.
vegetable preparation. harmless "a ws.er which
in five minutes, Transforms Ir,,, H.. -, hs;r
OF any unpleasant hue. to a glor;ons hIacL or on.
chanting brown. Unique in its comno ' land
mtalble in its results II has achicyed nonnisr;tv
with both 9th. .eas s ~ with class Of soee asa
Chrisiadsse, . Astesn House, New .Y~S -
q druggists. NAYS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-08
.IlylRRFED .WEN,

Or those contemplating marriage ~ no suffering
under any Of lhes fearful M ad es shou ID for
get the sacred es ,ousibiliiy resting upon hem,
nor delay 10 OBTAIN immediate relief
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-08
Camp Of 9Th Excelsior BRIGADE

Camp q Oh EXccIslor Brigade,
January ID 81.
PRoF. Ho,LowAy.-Ssr Please send me for
enclosed 81 cents worth Of i in pills Enclosed
ind II cents TO pa. postage, and yon will oblige.
Yours &c, Sergt. WV POWERS
Co 9th Reg. Excelsior Brig, Washington.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-08
Vnhuck.'x Ki1fevS.

ters IN the market: and by comparison with 9th
- :, ,i,t H.. .ecn al once that they are stronger.
md mon trial will be found more efficient than all
ohers they are agreeable 10 the taste, INV 'gora-
i'm. in effect. made oi good Materials and an ari
Gle that all my customers purchase the second
time with equal satisfaction. Let everyooav ~
them and they will be fully COW inced OF the truth
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-08
BEVERAGES.
(,REENBACkS ARE GOOD,
But
ROBACk'S arc BETTER,
DR. ROBACK'S
NY7(D. N.1CH Hx1'xEKS.

V'HESE BITTERo ARE NOT OFFERED TO
IN. public is Il medicine that will all
..,hc m Mat flesh i heir to. (" but they an
honest. reliable. remedial agent, and are an eff
,;en, and agreeable regulator of the system In
Iii a.ctl.,,. III th.. country especially in the bill
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-08
Morris Island. S. c.. Jan. 18th lss4

Morris Island s. c., Jan 18th. ls6i
HRoF. HoLLowAY.-Dear Sir Enclt ,ed YOU
will find 30 cents, for which wish Won 10 send
NE some Of Your valuable pills; send them bv
mail. l enclose i cent, f3r postage Address
l. &. HALL, Go. u. 4th n. II.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-08
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
ssGreat American Remedy.
DIR. HARyEY'S

rI,ono 7HcrMat F.nr1e PHI.
(WHICH HAVE NEVER YET FAILED
w when the directions have been stiicti,
followed III removing difficulties arising from Oh
siTuction OF stepage Of nature in eIering tile
system to perfect health when suffering from
Special affections. ProiapSus Uteii the whites
others weakness Of the Uterine organs The Pill.
arr perfect, harmless on tie constitution and
may BE- taken BIZ tho most delicate female, withsut
causing distress 1t the same time ike charm
b strengthening. nyi4oraiing and restoring the
system to icathv condition and ~ sYiit mo, -,
the monthly period oi regularity. NJ matter from
what cause the obstruction may arse. They
should, however. not he tsstn the frs. three or
four months Of pregnancy. though safe at any
other time, as miscarriage would be the result
Each box contains - pills. Price 81
Or. Harvey Treaties on Diseases Of Females,
Pregnancy Miscarriage narrcnncss. Sturili
ty. Reproduction ana Abuse OF nature,
and enlphatlcsliv TIE laales private medical adj
wiser. panpnc, Of 80 pages, sent free to any ad-
dress. Six cents required 10 pay postage.
The Pills and Book will b. s.ut by mail. and
confideniaiy when desired, -acurcls sealed, anu
P'' -'s % , J. BRYAN Nm, n D. GenrAr
2 Gear street, New y =.
S.oiG ~ all the principal DRUGGISTS
Smith Il Dsyer, wholesale agents. Chicaco:$
\ EW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
N Permanent Cure Of
Gonorrhea, elect. Unnatural discharges Ilnpo-
tence Seminal Weakness. Nightly Emi ssions,
lnconfiaence. Genital Debility aad Irri-
liability Gravel, Structure and atiec-
tion> the Kidney and bladder,
which has been used bv upwards Of
100 p Ii \ 5 iCIA
in their private practice, With entire success, SUI
preceding srhebs Capsules, or any other com
pound hitherto known.
L /. 5 LIFE PILLS,
are speedy in action often eticcting cure in a
few da.S and when cure Is effected il is perina
nent. Toy are prepared from vc getable extracts
that are harmless on the system. and never nau-
seafe the stomach or Imrrc~nate the breath aud
beng sugar coated. al. n..l taste is avoided
No change OF diet y necessary whilst using them
nor does their action interfere with business
Each box contains six dozen Pills.
Price 81 sold - Nil the llincipa! druggists
= IN pieces where agent is advertised they will
he sent by mail postpaid. and confidently secur-
ed from o5serl alton Wien desired, on receipt Of
money. by J. BRYAN, NJ. b., - Gedar-st.. y
I. Smith D0yer, wholesale agents, Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-08
R0bUCh.'S HifftrS.

tors bills rs we'll a. the rich man solace and
comfort inyirorating tine weak and debiiitated,
drying away melancholy and making a life Of
mi,er, one of unanvcd endowment 1l,cse Bit
tors have been introduced. and are being used
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-08
ROb<sck;'x zs;ites'S.

a. an appetzcr tonic and regulator oil the system
tbrnugiout the Array of the North by and with
the consent OF the highest government authority.
In point OF strength viii guarantee my btters
TO contain larger proportion of real medicinal IN
" -. 4 o.:r.nnS Inn. a,,r nthnr Stnmach Bit
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-08
1NttrTS HTN st'tHtIfINdFIy PItT IN
KObuck'S BiffCrS.

nre made of a combination OF Roots. Plants,
Herb, Bark,. and seeds. which have been found
most ciectual, by long medical experience, to
possess the requisite Tome properties IN relieving
and curing the above complaints. These Bitters
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-08
K0bAcE'S EsifSerS.

t;op. Jaundice, Dizziness. Depression Of Spirits
Languor, and all arrangements OF the digestive
functions. For dcblitatcd persons they are par
tlcularlv recommended, giving an appetite and
strength To- the whole human frame
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-08

nellsway's Pills 1 Ointment.
You will here find unsolicited testimonials re-
ceived from all parts of the country where the
army is in force.
SEE TO rorR HEALTH.
All OF you have some one interested in your vel
fare; then do not delay
YorR LIFE n VALUABLE.
Not only to yourselves, but TO your fathers, and
mothers, sisters, wives. and brothers. Then
while you NAV, purchase your health
FOR 50 CENTS, 20 CENTS, OR sl1n,
Will. when expended IL these medicines bring
you down to the greenest and ripcst old age
The following are genuine letters, on hle for in
spection at this Office Maiden Lane, \. Y.
Quar.ernaster' Department,
3sta Illinois Volunteers.
Folly Island. : G.. Nov 81, 1853.
Prof. Hollwav - Maiden Lane n Y:
DEAR S1R :EEncosed please find $500 for
which send me one dollars worth each Of your
celebrated Pills and Ointment by return mail
Please attend to this at once, Tor ! much in
need Of the above remedies. Address
Lieut. A. W FELLOWS @ NJ,
18th ILLINOIS Vols
Camp near Brandv station. Va.
January nth f-ri
PRoT Hos.LowAr-Dear Rr | hnvA heard
great deal d talk about,y our t4Inou, Pills and as
try them, diarrh ca j, very prevalent nj the
present time, send tie worth OF the enclosed
Yours, dc, JOSEPH WALSH.
Co. T. 18th Reg.. Excelsior Brigade
Pulaski, Tenn. December -6th. lsts.
PRoF. H0LLo"AT.-De4r Sir Please find en-
closed s 90, and send me the amount in your ia
nous pills, as | am troubled with dyspepsia and
seek cute Yours &C.
TH0S. F. TURNER, CO. /, Cd Iowa Inf.
Morris Island S. c., Jan 18th. lsst
HRoF Hollow AY.-Dear Sir Encl0 ,ed YOU
will find 30 cents, for which wish Won 10 send
me some Of Your valuable pills; send them by
mail. l enclose ~ cents far postage. Address
l. {. HALL, Co. u, 4th n. II.
Camp Of 9Th Excelsior Brigade,
January ID ~.
pRoF Ho,Iow Please send me for
enclosed 81 cents worth Of il in pills Enclosed
lind II cents 10 pa. postage, and You Will oblige.
Yours &c, Sergt. WV POWERS
Co. 9th Reg. Excelsior Brig. Washington
Morris leland $ G. Jan alSt. 1854.
PRor. HoLLcwHY --plcase find enclosed the
sum OF ;l,oe for pills. | have diarrhra and
can't get i, stopped, so | want 10 try Your pills.
Yours, &c W.. CHRIESTi
mch1d3m Go. u, 1o4th Penn. Vols
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-08

Pulaski, Tenn. December -6;h. ls.3.
PgoF H0LLo~AT Dear Sir Please find en-
closed s 90 and send me the amount in your ia
nous pills, | am troubled with dyspepsia and
seek cute. Yours &c.
TH0S. T. TURNER, CO. /, Cd Iowa Inf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-08
KObycL.'s KiffcrS.

lous districts of the West and Southwest, where
~ havc h.a,. introduced they are recomm, ntcd
hv The Pm, sclans beneficial, II taken IN proper
uuant,ties in accordance with the directions as Il
nnrrycuti,e and cuyc tor Fever and Ague. Liver
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-02-12
NO. g..


The Montgomery, Ala. papers publish
heroically guided General Forrest in his
memorable capture Of Gen. Streighs and his
raiders. This letter is in response to one
written by Gov. shorter,- when transmitting
the resolutions Of the Legislature t, Miss,
SAMSON streigbt and his men we're capt
ured 10 Cherokee donsty, Ga. within
few miles Of Miss Sausorn's home:
GADsDEN, ALA, Dec 20, 1853,
To His Excellency Governor Shorter:
Respected Sir: must acknowledge the
receipt ofyour quite complimentary com
munication Of November 9th, 1868; and
in doing so, tender my gratitude for the
more than expected respect shown me for
having done my duty. At the time. she
duty was performed, It was pleasure to be
able to render some service to my country
and give aid to our noble cause. There are
other duties that would seem more beeou
ing and adapted to my sex. but feeling it
my high privilege upon such and occasion,
| went forward inspired by sense of du-
ty, and of the purest motives, willing to
hazard woman's timidity in giving aid to
impede tie onward march of the maraud-
ing foe. ~.
In conclusion, I must acknowledge my
profound gratitude for the very liberal do
nation by the State: and while / continue
to live, shall endeavor to render myself
not more Unworthy of your high respect
than heretofore
| have the satisfaction to be, very re-
specially, your friend.
E,,,,, & ,.o;,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-02-12

AFFECTING SoENE-SENTgNcE OF FoRDE
This truly unfortunate young man was led
to the bar Of the Hastings Court. on Satur-
day morning, probably for the last time -
When asked By Judge Lyons if he had any
thing to cay why the Court Should bot then
and there proceed to pronounce sentence
upon him, Forde, III tremulous voice. with
tears rolling down his cheeks, replied that
ne had little to say-cer tainly. nothing he
could say would save him from the igpo
minious punishment about to be inflicted. -
He hoped his enemies were satisfied now
They had pursued him in the most unrelen-
ting manner but he forgave them, and
trusted that they would meet with that mer-
cy in another world from an all wise God
which they sol1eartiessly deniedhim in this
In his lonely cell, long after the midnight
hour, he had frequently prayed that the
ball which reached poor Dixin's heart, had
instead, have pierced his own He affirmed
that the fight Is foreign to his inelinations;
that it was brought OH entirely by circum-
stances beyond his control, and against his
will and inclination From the moment
when he opened the gate, on the day of the
unfortunate occurrence, and saw the eyes
of Dixon and Goodrich fixed intently upon
him, he knew the time for reconciliation
had passed He declared that Dixon's pis-
toll drew his Ere, the deceased firing first.
He did not Believe himself guilty of any
crime he had simply done that which any
other honorable man would have done under
the same circumstances. For this, be had
been ANONYMOUSLY doomed to long years of
labor; and the lashes from the whip of the
task master, that may fall upon his back !,
would wound bis heart more than they
would his feeble body
His fate now, he continued, was matter
of small consequence; simply ripple upon
the wave. He would, perhaps, scarcely be
immured in his hiring grace before the
friends who had stood by him with such de-
votion, would forget HMM the noise and
hustle Of this world, they would forget him
in his ziving grave. But there was one
whom he would leave behind, whose heart
was broken now-one who had followed his
fortunes; who had left the limpid streams
and green hills Of Kentucky to seek happi-
ness with him here--he prayed that God,
"who tempers the wind to the shorn lamb, :"
would be protector and comforter to her.
Overcome by his feelings, the unfortunate
young man sank into his chair, and, bowling
his head upon his baeast, wept like a
child.
The Judgs; the Prosecuting Attorney,
and the counsel for the accused were all af-
fected to tears, and remained silent for some
moments. s
Forde finally stood up, when the Judge
said it was painful duty to sentence one SO
young, ofanbIemished family and liberal
culture, to the States prison; but as an
officer Of the Commonwealth, he would now
proceed 70 pass sentence. which he did ina
few words, allowing the prisoner sixty days
before carrying it into execution, that his
counsel might have ample opportunity to
apply to the Court of Appeals for new
trial -Enquirer.