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Parties attracted by his advertisements or who have
already become acquainted with the qualities
tces have price list sent by mail samples by
press when desired, by addressing the Subscriber
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NNED US
RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.

THE attention of the public is called to this
i most excellent Of all Lniments as as a perfact and
speedy cure Tor All the aches and pains esh heir
RHEUMATLsm
Is caused BY sagnston Of the fluids. arising from
checked perspratons cured by few bottles of Kenne
SPRAINS
Are caused by overextenson and sudden sf
the muscles--is enred by few bottles of Kennedy,s
Rheumatic idniment-equally good for man and beast.
NEURALGIA,
nerves instantly cured by few bottles Of Kennedys
Rheumatic Imminent
PLEURTSY
Is inflammation Of the lining Of the ribss cured by
a few bottles OF hennedys Rheumatic Iinment.
BRUISES
Are esused by sudden pressure the flesh and smash
ing OF the ssaesis instantly relieved by Kennedy
Rheumatic Linment
CRAMP
Is contraction Of the muscles caused by sudden stop
page of the nervous fluid, which prevents animal life
ing free fowls cured by few applications OF Kenne-
dy's Rheumatic Lniment.
BILIOUS COLO
Is caused BY neuralgia in the stomach and bowestake
teaspooufu Of kennedy's Rhematic fdnaent Ia warm
water every half hour until cured.
SORE THROAT AND HoARSENESs
Are caused by unnatural dryness of the gandswet
piece OF flannel with kennedys Rheumatic Eminent
ply II on going to bed and you will be well in the
ing.
HEADACHE AND THROBBiNG OF THE
TEMPLES
Is caused by pressure from nsensble perspraton-.
cured by few applications Of Ksnnedy's Rheumatis Lin
ment
Weakness OF THE BACK
Follow the direction in the circular around each tile
FOR IN FEDERATED SORE THROAT
You win take tsaspoonal Of the Eminent and four
teaspoonfnis Of water Gargle the throat twice day In
few days it will be Well This easpoonfal viii be
worth dollar to You
FOR BRONCHITIS,
And all inflammation of the throat tonss and palate with
dry, hacking cough, you will dilute the Eminent with
four five times its bulk Of gsrgle the throat and
swallow the moisture This Herer fails.
1t good for ToornkeHE, EaRAcHE swEIIEp FAcr AMI
IsFLAMMArioS Of every kind Every family should have
full supply for the winter
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, Roxbury, Mass
Price so cents. II
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KaiI roaos.
Rutland & Burlington Railroad

IN and after Monday, Dec. 5th, 1864, trains will
" run follows
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington at 80 A. NJ, $50 pMi lsoP, NJ. and
Arrive AZ Rutland, at II 80 A. NJ, l23oP. NJ, 440PM,
Leave Rutland al II 80 A. NJ, / Is and 90 A. NJ.
Arrive at Bellows Falls at ~ y. NJ. 90 and TAO A. NJ.
MOVING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Bellows Falis at 1910 NJ, lo0oP. NJ $40 NJ,
Arrive rive at Rutland at s1o p NJ, 1880 NJ lol6 AN,
and DIS p. NJ.
Leave Rutland at 440P. NJ, 20 A, NJ, HAS pm. $50
A. NJ
Arrive at Burlington at 745 p. NJ. 4lo A. NJ $50 M,
and 10 90 A, NJ
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS;
Al Burlington with yernlont Central AMI VI, Cansds
Railroads Montpelier ST. Adams Roues's Point Mon
trea ogdetsburgh aud the West At Rutland with trains
for Troy Albany end New York. Saratoga Springs Sche-
uectad5 ana the West. At Bellows Fails with trains
Cheshire Railroad for Fitchburg. Worcester Lowell and
Boston. With Vermont Valley railroad for Brattleboro
Springfield, Hartford, New Haven and New York and
with sullivan Railroad for Windsor White River JUNCTION
Wells River, St. Johnsbury Barton, Lttleton and the
White Noun ains.
Sleeping sars run night trains between Troy and Mon
treai, and between BE, ton and Burlington.
Passengers for the West will find this cheap, pleasant
and expeditions route.
For Tickets all necessary informal ion, enquire
Offices the line. Ill. ;. MARCY Acting sap't.
Ratand Nt May 10th, 1854
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the best pastures. As parsnips contain .
Der cent. more mucilage than carrots, this
may account for the superior fattening as
well as the butter-making qualities Of the
parsnp. In the fattening Of cattle the
parsnip is.superior to the carrot, and the
meat is Of exquisite and highly juicy fla
vor; the animals eat it with greediness.
The result of the experiment has shown
that not only in cattle, but in the fattening
Of hogs and poultry, the animals become
fat sooner, and are more healthful than
when fed with any other root or vegetable
and that, besides, the meat is more sweet
and delicious. The parsnip leaves being
more bulky than those of carrots, may lie
moved off before taking the roots, and
given to cattle and horses, by which they
are greedily eaten. Another thing in favor
of parsnips is, that the frost does not irjure
them. They remain in the ground until
spring, when every other kind of root is
scarce, or they may be slightly buried,
where they can be obtained almost any
time during the winter. On account of
their rapid growth wedding is of less trou-
BILE than carrots.
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GOLDEN SHEAF
BOURBON WHISKEY,

made from Wheat Rye and Corn warranted years old
Put up IN unique style each hottie in paper box in
of dozen each the large and increasing of which
convince the proprietor that extended advertisement s
needed 70 exto Its real merit Il will recommend itself
trial.
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HIGHLY MP0RT4N1

n
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE II "a
DR. DOW, PHYSICIAN AND Surgeon,
NOS. and Endicott Street, Boston3
~ suited daily for all diseases incident to the u
TEN. Prelapsas Uterf, of the Womb. Flew Of al
preston and other menstrual arrangement, are 4
on new pathological principles, and speed, reid
teed in very few days. So invariably certain
mode Of treatment. that most obstinate compiai
under it, and the afflicted person soon reioices i
health
Dir. Dow has no doubt hadgreater experience il
ofdiseases ofSenen and children than any other
In Boston.
Boarding Accommodations for patients who ms
stay in Boston a few days under bis trs atmsnt.
DIR. Dow since 1913, having confined his wheIe'
to Office practice, for the cure Of Private Disc
Female Complaints, acknowledges no superior in
N. BAN letters must contain red stanps,or
not be answered.
ofass Hours from s A. NJ, JPN.
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l.. Lyons Pure Ohio
CATAW BA BRANDY
SPARKLING CArAwuA WINES,

E7Ea IN R9ty and Cheaper prics than The ByaHais,
and Fiass Of ths 0i Horla,
FOR SUMNER COMPLAINT coLERA ISFANTUM
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Vermont Valley Railroad.
WINTER ARA NGEHfENT

NT0TIGE.-on and after THURSDAY. Jan. !ih, Is645,
~ Express Train with sleeping attached will leave
Bellows Falls for Brattehor0 ut O'Clock, A NJ Also
leave at 90 A. NJ and Is Z. NJ Returning leave Brat
tlehoro II 50 A. NJ, $40 2. NJ and 955 7 NJ Express
Freight Train leaves Bellows Falls at 500 A. Nj. and
Brettebovo at !, is p, NJ.
The three passenger this route south
with the Vt Mass, and Connecticut River Railroads. to
Springfield Hartford New Haven aud BRIDGEPORT direct
New York On the North with the Rutland burlington,
sullivan, Vt Central Vermont Csnada,G Connecticut and
with whitehall Saratoga and Schenectady st Johnsbury
aud Waite Mountains Burlington and Rouses Point. og
deushurg and Montreal NJ sLoAT, snpt
Jan. 5th 1856 81
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4 Thing OF Beauty Is 4 Joy Forever'

n
MARTHA WASHINGTON
HAIR RESTORER!
Iyuls Is the FIRST and ONLY article brought be-
lore the public that will restore both lair and whiS
Away now with all Hair Dyes!
who would think of using anything 70 dis ereeable o.
Hair Dye ii they could only fnd nyting that would re-
store Hair aud Whiskers TO their natural color
The MARTHA WASHINGTON HAIR nEsToRER viii
do all this, and not color the skin No mistake
Try it, and be Convinced!
LIST Iii not Dye.
"a. 1t will not color the skin.
sd II will restore the Hair from Gray 20 beautiful
Black Brown Auburn, or whatever might have been It's
original color and cause " 70 assume Its former beauty
9Th Ii will all diseases and humor OF the scalp,
keep the eoo and the hair hom falling OF and pro-
mote a healthy growth
market IL will change dry, harsh and wry hair to a
| beautiful sik-like appearance.
9th 1t will change Gray and Faded WHISPERS to beau
tl Brown, and cause them to appear more natural THAN
| by any other application.
Mr.. P Pesse, New Bedford, Mass says;
rhe Martha Washington Hair Resorer IL the best arti-
Gle had in store IL Is selling more aud giving
better satisfaction than any otler'
| Mrs. W. New Bedford, Mass says;
The Martha Washington Hair Restorer supersedes all
the Hair Dyes and Resorers brought before the pub
| lie, None equals ith
Mr.. s, r. Bray, South Danvers, Mass, says;
have sold As dozen Martha Washington Hair Resorer
In this section the past four months and in has it
| failed to give satisfactionn
| Mr.. O. c. Bixby North Bridgewster, Mass, says
II sell Of Martha Washington Hair Restorer than
| all othersm
| A lady from Chelsea, Mass, going West. says
would give three dollars for bottle, rather than
| 20 without az use any ether
| Ask Mr. Gleason West Brook6ed, Mass If he and his
| wife did moi and il the best thing they ever saw
Ask NJ. L. Lane. swanzey, H, II he did net restore
his gray hair and whker TO their former beauty by using
one bottle a Martha Washington Hair Restorative.
| Ask say woman that used it, and the
spouse viii be- 1t is the best article for the Hair 10 the
| market
~ Warranted in every do all 1t claims, Or the
| money refunded.
JOHNSON S BABBITT. Agents.
Bellows Fails, W.
Dealers furnished at the Manufactu price 493m
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Reasons for Growing Parsnips

The psrsnip Is one of the most valuable
roots grown says an exchange. In the is
land OF Jersey it is used Cor fattenins cattle
aid swine. According to LIE Contour, the
weight of good crop varies from Is to
q tors per acre. When parsnips are given
to N 'ch cons, with little hay in the win
ter, the butter Is of as fine color and ex-
ssllsni favor, as when the COWS are fed il
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Cheshire Railroad.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT, On and after
w Monday Nov. IA 1864, Trains viii follows
Splendid Sleeping and from Boston, Troy n Y
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e.. A. Richards.
IMP ORTANT TO, THE AFFLICTED
DR.. DOW

( lONTINUES TO be consulted at his Office, No
- aud kndicott Street, Boston, all diseases Of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
BY long study practical experience
limited extsntDr- D. has the qualification procuring
the unfortunate with remedies that have since he
first introduced them failed TO the alarming
ses Of
G0NoRRHG,A and SYPHILIS.
Beneath his treatment all venerxl
pure blood iapotsncy. Serouls Gonorrha Ulcers pain
aud distress in the regions OF proereaton inflammation of
the Bladder and Kidneys Hydrooss Abcesses, Humors,
frghtfui swelngs and the long trf horrible
attending this claFs Of diseases, made
harmless as The simplest silings Of child
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Dr. D. desetes great part of his time to the treatment
OF those caused by secret and solitary
rufus the body and mind uniting the unfortunate indiyd
nal for business society. Of the sad and
ehoy Effects produced By early habits ofyonth ar. Weak
ness Of the Back and Limbs, Dizziness the Head
OF sight Fapaton Of the Dyspepsia Nervousness
Derangemeat Of the digestive functions SYMPTOMS of Con-
sumpnonke The fearful effects the mind much 70
Dc dreaded loss OF memory confusion depression
o. spirits evA forebongs aversion
ti1es Ge among the evils produced sueh persons
should before eonep lating natri1nony consult phys
can OF experience, and be at restored health and
happiness
Patients xho wish 10 remain nnier DR. BOWS treatment
few days G. weeks will be furnished with pleasant
and charges far beard moderate Medicines
ofthe eouatfy With full directions for reeeyine de-
scnpon 81 DR. Dow has also sale
CsPotsss warranted the beet preventative Order By mail
Thr~s So 81, aud : rsd stsnp. is1sly
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GOES DYSPEPSIA

GOES DYSPEPSIA CuRE
CURES DYSPEPSIA WITHOUT
coE's DYSPEPSIA CURE
CURES NAUSEA AT sToMAc
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
CURES CRAMPS AND collie p.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
CURES CHOLERA MoRpus EypRy
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE,
CURES INDIGESTION As SURE AS yot
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE,
CURES HEARTBURN AND HEADi
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE,
REGULATES AND TONES THE sroI
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE,
Is q sovereign remedy for AL diseases Of d
and BOWELS.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE,
Cures FEVER and AGUE- let those afflicted
ady try it,
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!
Cures tnstantaneously--and you do not
week 10 see Its effect.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!
Is the greatest appetizer ever known--it not h
the appetite, but enables you TO easily digest \
GOES DYSPEPSIA oURE
Is recommended BY all the leading physI,
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
Is an Invaluable friend to all who are weak
and in low state of normal action.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!
Is warranted to do all we have claimed 70 Il
will furnish you certificates of our best citizen
men to back up our statement.
Goes Dyspepsia Care
Is Indispensable to the portmauteau Of evsr,
as IT at once prevents dizziness or ses.siekns
steamers or ears, and is a never falling prezen1
ger from change Of water and climate Do nd
1t. IN
Goes Dyspepsia Cnre
Does not exhilerate and excite the patient =
alcoholic Bitters and Beverages, all advert. ed T
pepsia, but 1t Is a medicine most wanderfuIIya
all diseases Of the stomach and bowels
Gees Dyspepsia Cure
win relieve distress from food, or purity sos
In less time than it takes to write this line.
Goes Dyspepsia Cure
Has no equal in the world as remedial sgen
not preparation now known that is as cert,
and infalhble in its acknowledging and cur
We say this, positively
Goes Dyspepsia Care
Is prepared by the originator of the Justly
Goes Cough Balsam. Mir. uoe has never prepa
einal article for public and general use, but VIII,
the strongest test and has always borne the u
tory over every disease it has been certified to G
Win you who are suffering from Dyspepsia
Nausea. Heartburn, Sick Headache, Cramp al
the Stomach and Bowels. Aeidity of the stomac
morbus, Dysantery and General Debility and ,
the whole system-try but single bottle. We
urge you again, il We fail 10 this case. Our own
of its merits, the united testimony Of all who
tried it, the ecomiums Of hundreds Of our owr
your duty to yourself, and the beneficial result
as the sunshine, all earnestly, persistently, .
just try one bottle. If what we say Is not cor
statements concerning its wonderful virtues ar,
to be true, If you do not say that the opert
medicine il instan taueous and perfectly wonder
renounee our profession as caterers TO ste pu
and retire from the field, admitting that We q
tant to compound q mecinal preparation, viii
entitled TO your confidence.
Sold by druggists Everywhere. Price Is per
70 Sold by Druggists Eyeryw
C. G. CLARK s. co, Pro-
New /
pE.fAs BARNES CO., General
q Park RIOS
GEO. c. GOODWIN & CO., Bosros.
Sold in Bellows Falls by o. T. WOODS.
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burlington. &c.
MOVING EAST.

II;
Burlington. Sc
MOVING EAST.
EXPRESS TRAIN viii leave Bellows Fails at lbs A. NJ
Keeue, at n a. Arriving Fitchburg, 10 A. NJ,
al Boston, $40 A. " ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will
leave Bellows Falls, at 40 NJ, Keenc, at 9l5 NJ.
Arriving az Fehturg 1908 NJ, at Boston, $50 NJ
NAIL TRAIN will leave Bellows Falls ais Eeene,
a. aga Arriving az ftehburg, 5I0P. NJ at Boston,
30P.M
MOVING WEST
MATLFRA1N will leave Boston, at 80 A. NJ, Fitch
burg As A. ~, keepe, at II 50 NJ; Arriving at Be-
lows Fails, u 80 p. NJ ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN will
leave Boston, az III 90 NJ fitchburg l2op Ksene,
At 402 NJ Arriving a, Bellows Falls, 5i5 P. NJ EX-
PRESS TRAIN will leave Boston at 515P NJ Fitchburg.
at 7l5P. Eeens 20 Arriving at Bellows Falls,
$50 r. n.
wncheudon and wall stop at wslpoie ard fitzwiam to
take Boston Passengers or passengers for Rut
land, w. Il. junction stations beyond The down
iTess viii run sunday morning instead Of Monday.
7}aiaS Connect as foRo,es.
Up Trains bellows Falls with Rufand and Burlington
Railroad for Rutland Burlington Montreal 0gdensburgh,
Albany, Troy ga Springs, Schenectady the
No change Of between Boston and Rutland by either
train Passengers by the Ii On A, NJ, train from Bos
ton lodge Mt Rutland and proceed next morning to Bur-
ngton, Troy. Saratoga, Schenectady &c. The night
press With sleeping through TO Burlington, Troy,
Also With sullivan Railroad for windsor White River
Junction Burlington 0gdensburgh, Montreal 81 Johns
bury Sc Vermont Central Passumpsc and Vermont
rect connection via Vermont Central Railroad for all
w Junction Ronses' Point aud Montreal SC, by
night train over Vt. Genital Railroad
Dotca Trains Coaasel a. Fitehbavg
with Trains Of Ftchburg Worcester Rnilroad for Wor-
cesteF, Norwich, Providence and New York city.
Andat Groton Junction with trains Of Worcester Nash.
Railroad for Nashua and Concord aud with trains of
Stony Brook Railroad for Lowell, Lawrence SC.
Il. STEWART Superintendent.
Superintendent oflee, Keene, y. H., Nov. I 1864.
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Egtsal Quality and Cheaper frics than TIE BraHs,
/ and Vines Of che 0ia tcr|d
FOR SUMNER COMPLAINT CoLERA INFANTUM,
BOWEL COMPLAINT. CRAMP, collie, AND
DIARRHEA.
sure Care is GUARANTEED a. ths aaoasg srilf bs yssa8sd
support Of the above statements represented the
Certidestes OF DIR. JAS. Il. Chiffon Chemist New York
Dr. Hiram Cox, Chemical Inspector Ohio; Dir. james r.
spector Circleyile, 0aio Prof o. f. jackson Chemist
Boston Dir. Chas. Upham Shepard, Charleston s. q. :
and J. V, q. Bansy and A. Mariner Consulting Chem
lists Chicago ali of whom have suaysed the Catawha
Brandy, and commend Il in the highest terms. for iaed
ensl
When esaporated through Glenn linen IL len no oil or
offensive natter In every respect is spirituous
liquor Tue Oil which gives this Brandy its Favor aud
aroma, iswholiy unlike fus grain oil Its odor par
takes Of 10th the fruit and oil Of grapes With acids
produces atheFs high fragrance The substitution of
manafHclre Of fictitious spirits sold under this name
both az hamc and abroad. Respectfully,
HAYES, ~ D., Assayer % State Mass, l6 Boylston
Street.
By the saps il 1864
have aralgzed " L LYONS PURE CATAwBA BRAN
pY with reference its composition aud character beng
the Al that produced Ia past years sample
from ten casks afforded tine results With regard
purity Tightly Increased amount Of the principle
which it, favor depends determined by comparison
with FORMER samples.
The Indications OF analysis show that this Ba andy
produced ty the process Of the imported
Il HAYES. NJ. D, State Assayer,
Boston. July %, 1864. 10 Boylston st.
Manufactured only by III. III. Jacob s. Co.,
Ito whom all orders should be adaresscdl
5o-3mo Depot, 81 Liberty st., New York.
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Notice
Not Yet Returned.

IL have lent out Of our store to some person
w but do not now rscoilect to whom. oyRRC0AT
some months since which has not been returned The
who borrowed IL is requested the same a.
once ROBBINS BARTON.
Chester, Nov. Q, 1854. 4s-tf
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-07-14

SEIzURE.-Wm. III. Rand few days
since got wind that one Towle of Albany
had brought quantity of stuff from Can
ada without paying tribute to Uncle Sam
therefor. He therefore pounced upon
him and took the aforesaid stuff con.
sisting of 20 gallons of whiskey, sever.
al pounds of tea, and a quantity Of
nutmegs. We believe a portion of all
property seized goes to the seizing officer
This being the case, Uncle Sam can have
"tea party" as well as not, but one Of
our she iours suggests that he will be
"obiged to whistle for bis share of the
whiskey" wherewith to treat on the oc-
casion. She is right!
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THE AssAssINs BEFoRE THEIR Elk
ECUTIoN.-A correspondent of the New
York Times paid visit to the Arsenal
where the condemned prisoners, Mrs.
Surratt, Payne, Harold, and Atzcrott,
were confined on the night before their
Execution, OF whom he writes substantial.
/ ly as follows:
"The regular physician Of the arsenal
had just made his report OF the condition
of the prisoners. Mrs. Surratt was, and
had been since the sentence was read TO
her, dangerously Frustrated, and the
physician had prescribed wine of val
erian. Atzerott was also equally pros
trated, and for him brandy was ordered.
The other prisoners were about as usual.
The spiritual advisers of Mrs. Surratt
were with her. The other prisoners
were alone. Payne expressed no hope
of life beyond the hour of execution
Nor did he talk much. He said John
Surratt was acting cowardly, most vii
lanously, in failing to appear and die
with his mother. Being asked if he had
any direction to give as to the disposition
of his body, he answered that he had no
friends within reach or immediate COM
municatlon, and therefore his body must
be subject to such disposal as the officers
shall direct. He maintained that his
relatives were all in Florida, and that
his real name was Powell. He ex-I
pressed the deepest regret that Mrs. Sur
raft was to be sufferer by reason of any
act Of his, and evinced solicitude for
her not unlike that Of tender child for
its parent, seemingly thinking only OF
her fate and the suffering she was about
to undergo.
Harold was, as he has been all through |
the trial, apparently inappreciatve of his
fearful position, and scarcely more seri-
Gus than at any time since the trial CONS
menced. He had been visited several
times during the day by his sisters, who
were bowed down in the most painful
grief. He, too, expected no mercy, and
made no request other than that his
body might be delivered to his family.
Atzerott was Enthusiastically weigh
ID down, and in fear and trembling. He
was bewildered, stunned, and only APP
oeared to consider the bodily pain he was
o suffer. For his soul he manifested
10 care, He was coward when the
ime arrived for him to fulfill his part in
he horrible drama on the night of the
4th of April, and was greater coward
hat be had to face death. He was de-
old of sensibility other than to bodily !
arm. !
Soon after the PRONUNCIATION of the sem |
ences the friends and relatives of the :
risoners began to arrive at the arsenal.
Hiss Surratt, the daughter of the wretch
d woman of that name, was among the
rst to visit the prison. The meeting of ,
be criminal mother and sorrowsstricken
aughter was most heart-rending. Soon, :
owever, the former rallied, and the
aughter visited the President, TO plead
Or a Communication of the sentence to an
lprisonment for life. She was joined
y two Catholic priests and her mothers
ttorneys, who urged that the sentence
nd findings be set aside upon the ground Q