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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-03-25


ia extremely popular perhaps the most SO OF any
that we make-its moderate price placing 1t
within reach Of ALL and serves well for either the
parior, vestry, school, or lodge room.
o. :22-Cabinet Organ
Differs from No. % in csse only. This ins,ru-
meut is encased in elegant rosewood highly pol
ished-.lesisn ed also for the parlor.
No. 90 abinet Organ
Eonr Ociaves, two sets Of reeds, automatic
swell double bellows and knee stop. In elegan,
Rosewood case highly polished.
No. l9-Cabinet Organ
Same Is No. 20, in q neat and substantial case
Of solid Black WaIrct or Oak. A capital irsuu.
ment for Sunday School. Of limited means, and
next best to the No. q for private USE
No l8-Cabinet Organ,
Five ociaves, with one set Of reeds, automatic
swell and double bellows. In elegant Rosewood
case highly poliahed.
| No. IL abinet Organ,
Same ~ No. IS, in Walnut or Oak case. An
available instrument for home use, though moi
| 90 comprehensive a. IN instrument with two Of
more sess Of reeds.
No. l6-Cabinet Organ,
Four oc,aves, with one set Of reeds, automatic
swell and double bellows. lpe!egant Rosewood
case.
No. l5--Cabinet Organ,
| Same "a M LIZ In " .lnnf or Oak
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
The Fight mt Monterey-Au Imperiaii"
Account.

Newspaper advices to the Sth OF December,
from Matamoros report that Gen. JeannlagI3s' lle
Imperialist commander at Monterey aware oi tie aP
prnach of Escobedo the head OF the LoeraS ue.eI
mined 20 surprise them with an amouscade he agiou
with Col Onrugas. the commander OF the MeAlcan
roops under his orders that part OF them should DaAe
feint of abandoning their position, anc a,loW Esoo-
hcdo 10 enter Monterey unmoested WINE lbe re-
mainder with the French troops. should occupy tne
citadel and the forts and the night iai on the iiDer
On The oath ult. Tscobedo after skrmshng, entered
the city Ourogas retiring before bin. lie Ffehch
,roons made flank movement 10 cut on his Tetcat "
the proper time; the Imperial cavalry also moved OH
70 a cutting off positioa During t6e night can.
r,onade was kept up % prevent the Liberals from go
near approach to the citadel At a. m on ihe Eo.n,
~ given signal the Imperial artillery opeaed on the
liberals who falling back were met by the eonDineu
Imperia TO, ces and to pieces. Retreating III an
ther direction they encountered the French caFart
,nrninV another the Mexican Imperial cavalry at
,ecked them The Empire SAYS that at ! ?. ~ Iseo-
beJo VAS totally routed and that the slaughter OF h
troops in the streets of Monterey was horIlDe. 4.
on tie st Of December Escobedo had iaien oaeh ~ 70
Camargo by way of Seralya ana La Mahles he
issued PROCLAMATION there. ACKNOWLEDGING DIS uelea
az Natamoros which he attributed 10 bad weather vi
On. Monterey aia.rhe Is reported as saving; was ~
the eity bat while was thinking OF going forward ara
as far as the forts tho French stole INTO the place.
oseaped as fast as possible. for had been iniofned
that ly another road Jeanningros wns eoming anu
closely pursuing me- while another column OF the same
force was advancing by way OF Paras.'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
The Occupation Of monterey BY the A'o-
eraI Forces-A Republican Account
Correspondence Of The Y. D Times. 80.
BROWNSVILLE Dee. 10, leo

Broynsyilo Corfesoondenee Of The y. y Times. 49,
BRoWNsvIIIR Dee. 10, 1860.
Since my last we have details OF the attach
on Monterey by EscObedo o,. ...o
He attacked the place and drove Gen Guiroga lh'o
the ctnde and took possession OF the ety. Dut IehIh
that force of 500 French troops we're near by ne sal
lied ont 10 meet them They mostly cavalry com
mapded by a grandson Of the famous Marshal Ney:
Escobedo ambushed his troops and on the edVance Oh
New his troopers met wth such fire that they were
thrown into great confusion. BY the desperate Efforts
of Col Ney they were reformed AID advanced twice
only 10 fresh repulse His loss heavy ana ne re,
treated a short distance That same day colHmn OF
go French troops arrived aud oned Ney ard Ecobedo
withdrew efcro this superior force IN good ORDER WIN
only loss Of 30 men. ....
Capt L. of the United States Army, who was return
ing from Saillo reports be was In Monterey the DAY
afer the fight ana be saw nearly 200 wounded brought
in After leaving Monterey lie came mp 70 Escoped9s
forces at Cenaloe He snys be has about LOO men, IN
good state OF discipline and toleraby aimed th0nsh
badly clothed These men quite diherentro Ior.
tiuass men, or those of Canales they seem regularly
orgoni5d d and with good system. Escobedo Is 'eIy
determlned and has no fears Of ultimate success ne
mas two good batteries well nunicDed, guns made ny
Amas with the james shot and shell. Most OF Esco'
bedos men were armed with the old Mississippi rhe,
though some have the smoothbore musket Eso0Dedo
allows no pundering but subssts his troops by duties
levied ON trains Of merchandise which he allows 10 pass
He also eyies tax on the country, but II - equtaDy
divided and not az heavy the Imperial exactOus NJ
Natamoros Two days after he left Escobedo he met
Turino with 400 irregular cavalry gong TO JON Eseo
bedO.
GEN Mela still remains in Matamoros.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
SkatinE.

Nearly all the lovers of this popular and
healthy amusement we're confident on Friday night
that the skating would bo formally naugurated
Saturday morning; but their hopes were doomed to
partial disappointment. On Saturday morning the
weather had moderated much that Ii was concluded
by tho Central Park Commissioners to still exclude
skaters from the fine ponds which they exercise
control.
A number OF skaters disported themselves on Ost.
mans Fifth.ave Pond early In the morning but the ice
sport was brought 70 end In few hours. There
was excellent skating. however. on several of the
Brooklyn and New-Jersey Ponds. during tho entire
day. Saturday night and yesterday the weather was
OF the most unavoable character soft snow succeeded
by warm, drzzing rain. and We shall probably have
to wait several days for really excellent and long
tinued skating Mr.. OatmaD had intended. weather
permitting to have gala time at his Fifth ave- Pond
to-day, but 1t will probably be indefinitely postponed.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
IOUHSI
AJ;ourumeus Of the LegisInture-Vete by
the Governor-Fears OF Nesrs Re-
voIt-Panic OF the Citizcus-Commer'
cial-Rise In the Washita-Cotton.

NEwORLEANS, frluaN Dec' -, 4ov''
The Louisiana Legislature adjourned, to-day;
until the fourth Monday January The House Jailed
TO pass the usual appropriation bills Inc Governor
has vetoed the bill suspending the collection OF taxes
for 1901 62 '63 and Ca the ground that 1t would
afford relief 10 those who had attempted TO destroy the
Government and who were absent from TINS City our
ing the war while the Union men who remaihed paid
taxes. -, o.. -,
me VieksJure Journal has advices. which it deems
Trustworthy OF an alarming character IRON fazoo.
The people Of the country reported to be lying to
the towns for protection and the negroes are repre-
sented 10 he arming themselves. who claim that be.
tween now and Christmas the land must be given them
or they will take IL by force The coored troops sta
toned in the country espOusing the cause of the
negroes and serious trouble is apprehended.
Cotton steady sales 5000 bales; middngs SOC. sales
of the week H. $50 bales; stock l36 900: New York
Checks discount. Gold l47. Freights dull.
The Ouachita (Washta) river, al Monroe rose eight
feet in six DAYS rise of feet Is reported at Cam
den Arkansas 1t is reported that good deal of cotton
is TO come in from the West by that river.
Business is somewhat checked by the scrow is
strike the owners Of vessels and steyedores refusing
to accede to their demands.
Shreveport dates TO the 9Th report navigation sus
pended on account Of low water Cotton continues to
come in being hauled great distance to reach nsvi
CATION.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25

The Children ofthe Fih Ward School, a, their school, NO
Is Li.nouard st on Friday January ~ at o'clock p iD
FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY ~
Al the Five Points House OF Industry, NO
KS Worth.st there are about go children, WIG WIN
celebrate the day in their usual manner begnn'si IN ~
III o'clock The excuses will consist on siheine, 80.
thenic exercises and addresses after when hIulSn
he served and gifts distributed from the Cn,T.nas
tree All interested in the welfare o; these eai'Y.c"
are invited TO attend as the hall has capacity 10, nn
reds Of spectators and the occasion VIII serve no
pose Of making the curious acquainted "I'' INC
ipgs OF THE benevolent institution.
THE HOWARD MISSION.
Specin preparations have been made foT an !nteIst
ing celebration Of Christmas at the Howard hlssyi
No 81 New Bowery he exercises here "lh cum
of anthems songs glees hymns addresses ana ~ G
tr1bution Of gifts commencing al 10 A. IN ana o'oss
At y III.
TIE STATE SOLDIERS DEPOT.
This establishment has been beautifully decorated ivr
the occasion by the Superintendent, Mr. T. L. PrsSys'
and n dinner provided by the Ladies Spiolei1 '~'"
Association 10 be given NJ o'clock.
CHRISTMAS GREETING AT DENoREsrs'
Nine. Dclnorest No n East FOurteenth-st. % ~
Broadway and Fifth ave. will give tho atiari q hnu
friends of her establishment Christmas sreeuns eus
morning az II O'Clock. This affair prOnlsesto W. cA
ceedingly agreeable and Judging from mo wetAno"n
character OF On. establishment We donb rot s'io hoN
mode viii DO introduced which will not onD Prove
handsome and entertaining but also snihc'entp ~.
cherohe 10 be eventually adopted by ell Tho s'c'l ~
the dictates OF fashion.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
Musical.
HANDIL'S MESSIAH.

This grand and impressive oratorlo will be
performed this evening at the Cooper Institute by the
New. York Harmonic Society. under the direction OF
Mr. F. L. Ritter The solo singers will be Miss Maria
j. Brainerd Miss Hutchings, Mr. Gustayus Gesry and
Mr. j. C. Campbell. The numerical strength Of tho
Society is said to be largely increased. numbering now
between $50 and 200 performing members Mr.. Theo.
dore Thomass orchestra will sustain the instrumental
accomplishments and the whole programme is one Of
considerable interest
CONCERT AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. ,
A grand Christmas Concert will be given at
the Academy Of Music this evening. The performers
are Mdme. Clara NJ. Brinkerhoff. Mrs.;J. II. Barclay
Mr.. George Simpson. Signor Tassati and Mr. j. N.
Psttison. Mr. G.. w. Colby will accompany. and
GIafullas 9TH Regiment Band will play several brilliant
modern selections The programme is OF the most
varied character and the performance promises to be
very entertaining.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
PRESENTATION TO RAILROAD PREsDEKr-ss

PRESENTATION TO A RAILROAD PREslpEET-
The Philadelphia papers contain the report of preser
tation to Mr.. William G. Moorhead. the President Il
the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Company. Thia
road connects Philadelphia with Lake Erie, and runs
through the oil region. 1t has long been sfayorit4
enterprise Of Phadelpbans. and was under the pres
dency, at different times Of such men as NicholsG
Biddle Senators Cooper and Biger. For 90 years q
dragged until Mr. Moorhead, brother OF tho Hon. j. K&
Moorhesd Of the House. and member Of the hrm u
Jay Cooke Co.. was chosen President The nature o.
M Moorbeads Iabors may be understood by the fcl@
lowing extract from the speech OF Judge Lewis ind
In 1851 the had buried Of is friends fnancay
and literally All hopes OF its seemed TO have dsp
nrsreS The financial crisis OF that year appeared 10
sI darker what desparnst gloomy before. Al this
period in the history Of the road, when
s.s had hed you took charge Of It, The hra pro%
ps.ed by you relieve the State from the burden of
canals They bad answered their original purpose and had
become expense the public and danger to ID
purity Of elections.
Mr.. Moorhead replied. paying high compliment ID
the memory Of Nicholas Biddle. whose genius unl
checked he thought would have made Philadelphia tbs
first city in the Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
Election Of Additional Onieers Of nc Unisn,
Association and Delegates 60 the Ces.l
tral Com nittee for 1865.

AT the Urinary meeu-gs held last Frday
evening though we have published the names Of .hS
persons chosen in the first Assembly Dicriet the fo
lowing has beed handed US as the ticket elected
FIRST ASSEMBLY DrsTRIcT-General Comuittee.-Fis@
Jno Hickey Edward Walsh second James Lee, Wa Bues
lev; Third. Jno. NJ. Costa, Amos Sooseyi Fourth. ~ !
Huest. President Henry Smith Vice President MilnsnS
D Br Samuel n. Lecomte Secretaries, d. H. Pnntopa
Henry Metz,ar; Treasurer stephen T.. Whelsn.
TENTH ASSEMBLY DisTRIcT.-For President, George "a
seipbrenuer for First Vice President Robert Irwin ~
Second Vice President Hiram Merritt for Recording Seere
tsry Canre; for Corresponding Secretary William.
H. Faconer; for Treasurer. George W. ode for DELEGATES
Central Committee John Lalor Marshall B Blake RoteE9
b. Boyd Frederick c. Wagner, Francis Hsrel, ThSma&
Little, Wiism L. Ashmsn.
TWELFTH ASSEMBLY DIsrRICr.-For President, ,Riehsrd
O. Hunt First Vice President, Nsnce FITZGERALD Second
Vice President John Zmmermsn Recording Secretary Joht
Leonsrd Corresponding Secretary, Edward Barker isMf
Thomas Hays Delegates to General Committee Whan
Burns James Pearson. Sesmsn Johnson Simon Hszetcn
Lawrence Welsh James McCarty. John Duke.
SEVENTEENTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRIcr-For President, yame&
Z. Watson For Vice Presidents, lat James Davis 70 ~
Knapp For Recording Secretary O. b. Tunson Fer Corr
responding Secretary. Thomas Beck For Treasurer W. ID
Psbor For Delegates TO General Committee John r. Comt
mins, I. b. Wakeuan, J. s. Poole, II. p Allen, Nelsoa
Crawford II. II. Gregory, Z. NJ. Daniels.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
The Hon. Dewitt G. Littiejohn ass ING
speakership.

The following letter OF deeilnation hom "S
Hon. D. C. Llttlejohn has been given to the public
OswEGo. Dec 10 1866.
To the HoR. THOMAS Z. STEWART, Nen-fo's. y
NV Dr,R SIR: Your favor OF the llb instant, sskinls
whether nv name will be presented to the Union caucus
of the Assembly as candidate for Speaker, was dul
received. BY the partiay Of my political associates
have already held that position daring nye diner.h
sessions of the Legislature. Several prominent gente
men of nv own political faith have been elected 70 thd
Assembly soon 10 convene at Albany, eacn oi woou1
have friends who desire confer the honor on them
In view of these circumstances, 1t seems 10 mo therY
is a manifest propriety in Withholding my name roi
the caucHs. I not therefore, candidate tor tna
ID. &. LUTLEJC CBE,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
Governor Worth Directed to En'e'
Upon His Du'i's'
Dispatch From Provisional s'0'0''''
Holden.
Response From South oaroiina'
WASHINGTON, Saturday, Dec. a. 1900

WILMINGTON, Saturday, Dec. z 1000
Tho socretorv of S.ate has, by direction OK
President johnson, addressed letter "
Governor Holden Of North Carolina relieving Din ho"-
his ,rust and expressing the Presidents ackno"'eas
ment of the fidelity, the loyalty and discre'ion
have marked his administration Of affairs ID tna
COPY Of the letter has been sent 10 the Go'eroI So
Of North Carolina with the tender OF the ceope'"s'o
the Government of the United States whenever " m.y
be found necessary in effecting the early tes'o's
and the permanent prosperity and welfare OF 'no p'"'
over which be has been called upon to PRESIDE
official communications similar. with the eAccPuo
q, names TO those recently addressed to the
elect and Provisional Governors Of other ooo'"'"'
States with o similar purpose.
REPLY OF GOV. HOLDEN
WAsHsGTos, Dec. "a, 1867.
The following telegram has been received;
RALEIGH, ". c.. Saturday, Dec. q isoa
TO The Hon. wM. ii. SEWARD Seeraa'y o. sef'
SIR. Your dispatch Of this date, relieving mo 'r
nv duty as Provisional Governor oi Nor'n NHo""
has been received. 1t gives me pleasure 10 oe
of be RESPONSIBILITIES and lsbors Of the Office ~hi o"
once transfer the great sea tie papers ana p'Opsv
of the State in my possession 10 TIE fion'
wor,, the Governor elect Be peaeed TO convey tn
.ho prcsidont NV sincere acknou Judgments for The
honor he has done me and the confidence repoed 10 n
in calling me to this position. With the expression oH
the hope that his plan for reeonsiruetng the Hsufgan"
States to their natural and appropriate place in ""
Union may be crowned with entire success haYeNo
honor to be- with high respect your ooedient ser'an'
W w. HoIDEs.
sorrB cAIOLINA-DIsPATCH FROM GOV. ORR
WASHINGTON. Saturday. Dec. 70 lets.
The following response from Gov. Orr has peen 's-
ceiyed by telegraph: @ - me- % ,s,s
To;ihs Hon. W H. SEwsRD, SECRETARY ~ State
The Legislature adjourned yesterday at noon. Gov
Perry has returned his home IN GreenviDe Aour
dispatch has been forwarded to him by mall
II will be very gratifying to the people OF South Caio
lima that her government has been entrusted to ohce
# their own selection In their name thank yon fo1
ths tender of cooperation Of the Government OF 'ha
United States when found necessary in edeetins 'ho
early restoration, and permanent prosperity and we
fare of the State.
You may b. assured Of my unalterabe purpose 70 a'
in uphoding the supremacy of the laws Of the Onl"
srstes and in advancing the honor interest and pros
oeritv Of n common country. JAMES L. ORR,
Governor ~ south Carolina.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25

NATIONAL Wool GROWERS ASSOCIATION
At the recent National Convention Of Wool Growers
and Manufacturers at Syracuse, N. T., National
Wool Growers' Association was formed. siz sta'e9
were represented. and their action was unanimonsa
The Hon. Henry s. Randall of Cortland Village ". YJ
was chosen President W. F. Greer Of Ohio. Seereary
and Henry Clark Of Vermont Treasurer. The Presn
dspts of the State Associations are exonicio Vice.
Presidents, and the Executive Committee consists Of
ono person from each State Association, chosen by suc
Association.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
Desperate Attempt 70 Break jail Fsss'
tPated.

pou0pKEEPsK, Dec. q. !5o5.
,aesperase st.einpt morning. norm at O'Clock. The
stemn, ws, =" nvoxs the death Of Jsilor Palmer. The
party attempting to consisted Of three
~. IN "a % mno s,onSh which the jailor would pass to
rssoS ,hs quarters When that official
the door leading the quarters he observed tn ths ruan
STANDING WV With great presence Of mind. he quickly
Ioad ss shs door thereby saving his life. The night
oiysea i sre then called n and the dcspcradocs were
samrsd and heavily ironed The ruiians are confined
on tho charge Of river piracy Their trial Will take
niacs next month.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
The Liberals successfui in the STATES o.
Onxnca aud vern Cruz-Defenf OF she
Aussriaus.
Nrw.ORLElNs. Friday, Dec. =,

Nrw.ORLEINs Friday Dec. 2, TOO;
IN, Timss's Mexican correspondent says the
Liberal Gen Diaz carrying all before him. and the noe
The Liberals are masters OF the whole coast between
Vera Cruz and Tuspan. also south of Vera Cruz FOR
aging parties Of Austrians have met seVeFal uelehs
ontier is under the double protection OF the Emperor
OF Mexico and Emperor OF the French.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
KENTUCKY.
Taxing Leaf Tsbaccs-A Lsuisviiie Com.
mon Ceunciiman Charged with Bribery
Charge Disnissed-The Member FIX.
pelled en- Other Grouuds.

LouIsyILLE, Friday Dec. y, 1866.
The morning newspapers publish an elaborate
article upon the subject of taxing leaf tobacco written
by gentleman fully conversant with the subject. 1t
takes strong ground against the position assumed by
the Tobacco Convention recently held at the Cooper
Institute at New York The writer contends that the
proposed taxing of tobacco would be injurious alike
to the Government the planter and the manufacturer
In the ComHbn Council the charges OF bribery against
N. 5. Glove were not sustained-6 affirmative 10 -
negative; but he was unanimously expelled from the
Council for having acted seriously compromise
his associates.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
From san Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO Friday, Dec. u. isIs
There is a better feeling in mining stoehe.,
The sales today were at the following prices Opnn.
$40: Cholar Potosi sl4O0$l42; Yeltw jacket s4>e~
si 50; Legal tenders o7c. Coal On - II
Cleared ship Isaac Jeanes. Boyhng. ior Ne"'I~h'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
MEXICO.

Keporses Revolution Agninsi Mnximiii"n.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 81 1865.
Advices from Mexico state that revolution
against MaxmIian has taken place. and that General
Lapoz and his officers have been driven from power
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
The Weather ss BaItimsrs.

BALTIMORE. Dec. ELL p. IN.
There has been heavy storm Of snow, sleet
and rain all day. II is now fogsy and thawipg.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25

The Children of the Fih Ward School a, thoir scho' >o
Is Lpeuard ST. on Friday Jsnuary ~ at O'Clock p ~
| III
, 1865-04-13

SeEEP-The mark.t is Without material change
The supply l1ghl and the inquiry Equally Hence
nrlcts AZ not different from yeaterday. The follow
Ing arc the sales To-day:
SHEHP SALES TODAY.
MICHIGAN soCTu1Ey XAKps.
eeller, Buyers. No. Av. Price.
Eips - ,......., H.ze}wood.... Ils 99.l2x
do .......s... 70 -.-s.ss u 4@a S.ta
Tp1T wAYXE yAKps.
Adams .Qu!na. 95 500
WallWtrk & M....L,psey............169 81 6.to
rg1ox p1ovxRs' srooK yA1Ds.
wal1xork NC rton....... ...@ g $50
TAYLOR ,,,......... G1nty. y..........-..18 % $40
brown 4 Geese. o'B,ien ..:.,.....:23s g SO
do -..... do ....-.+... s. s. s+1
, 1865-04-13

have; have cured you, start out and wllI
two milea, throw away that cane, If you won't
he cured 1t is no isust of nine" ind the poor
ftlEow hobbies ont Of the room.
Next ccmes man who Is evidently tending
toward consumption, has hacking cough,
him we'll. The man protests that he is no
better. ayes you are," baw1s the Doctor
s'You came in here hacking AMI coughing and
It is oil gone" The consumptiye, with an
expression of disgust on his face, turns AWAY
hacking and coughing at every step, and go
on. There ia no use enumerat1ug instances
be operates on no one who Is benefited by
it. The writer OF this article, eonyetscd
with q majority Of those on whom he
operated for two consecntive days, and did n 1t
fnd one who expressed any satisfaction that
he had been helped-most would say they
knew that he had dDne no gosd-some would
say, they didn't know but they were alttt1e
said bad they taken dose OF GraeFenbereh
pills for the same trouble. was told Of
wonderful cures which had been performed q
feW days before on some one who resided q way
up in Northern Wisconsin, down in Southern
Illinois, OF In some other region a great way
od-but It is all humbug. He is either q
crazy old tool or; cunning impostcr-so far
as the public Ia concerned IL matters yery
little Which. He is travelling through tho
country fleeing the pockets Of the SICK and
afflicted. As general thing, they can III IT.
ford 10 support such misereants, and It is the
duty Of the press OF Chicago 10 advise the
i you will take the. trouble to attend his
proceedings one day ut the Sherman House,
you will find that the representations I have
made are literally true; and, in addition, as
you st in the reception room, you will be a.
te1tatned BY conversation Of the Secretary
snd the usher relating to patients the coui-
They will tell you the Bible relates that
christ did thus and so, but that Dr. n, at
such tune did SO and thus, miracle clearly
ovcrshadowing any which our Savior ever per
formed. Go and See for yourself and let your
readers know the result, RAcIJr.
Anrf] H. 1Sf5