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Maryland free press., 1866-11-29

PRmxRvINa APpLes.-As this is the
season for packing apples, wlateyeri' new
snl practicable relating 'hcrcto. will C of
interest, n, 1t only to pr oducers, but to our
own readers, who contemp ate providing
quantity Of this fruit for winter aud
spring use. Here is what Gentleman
contributes to an agricul ural Journal =,
"a layer of dry saw dustg was sprink-
led at the bottom of thepackj ug, box, and
thon alayer ofapplss placed in so til at
they did act touch each other. U, Or
these was placed layer of sawdust, and
SO on n'il the box was filled. The boxes
after being packed in this way, we're pla-
eea on the wall in the cellar, up from the
ground, where they kept perfectly sound,
retaining their freshness and aavor, until
brought out and exhibited at the fair?"
Another recommends dry sand inste. d
of sawdust. -.--.. ..-' % ~
Maryland free press., 1866-11-29
- .-..7-,s ia 9-------- - s.-lsts f.., ..
STONEBRAKER'Ss ,sa
GREAT COUGH REMEDY,
VEGETABLE
COUGH SYRUP.

FOR the Rapid Cure OF Coughs Colds, Hoarseness,
Of Breathing, Splitting of Blood, First
Stages of Consumption, Soreness of
the Throat, and all Affections
.H... Of the Pulmonary Organs.
This Syrup is an invaluable remedy for the allie
Walton and cure Of Pulmonary Diseases. 1t is
prompt nits action, pleasant to the taste and from
its extreme mildness, ia peculiarly applicable to the
use of children and persons in delicate health. As
be beneficial, by aleviating and arresting the SC
verestspes coughing distressing to the patient,
The afflicted can rely pPop its doing as much, or
more than any other remedy in soothing the nerves.
Lungs thus striking at the root Of ali diseases and
eradicating it from tho system. g... .
All We ask is trial Of this preparation, as it has
NO equal in ts effects, and never fails to give entire
satisfaction to all who use it. We warrant It in
all cases or the money refunded. .,
Try it--only 90 and 30 Gents Bottle.
Maryland free press., 1866-11-29

"A new stove has. been invented for the COM
tort Of traVelerss. 1T is to put under the feet,
with q mustard plaster on the head, whici draws
heat II q gh the whole system
Maryland free press., 1866-11-29

N "a
BUrrER MAkIse IN W1SrER.-Cows
should be kept warm aad clean, aud in sd
dition to plenty Of sweet, early-cut hay,
milch COWS should be treated with warm
slops and bran mashos, varied by roots nd
meal. They should have plenty of pure
air and exercise, and be salted regularly
once week. The stables and COWS must
he we'll cleaned before milking, and the
treatment Of the COWS be ruled by patience
and gentleness. The milk. when strained
should be brought to scalding heat AID
set in warm place, where it will net
freeze. The cream should be taken off
before the milk thickcnP, and be KEEP in
cool q place as it can be without freezing.
Maryland free press., 1866-11-29

A Western paper strikes the names OF two
subscrib srs from its list because thsy were re-
Gently hung, The publsher says he was COM
rsllsd 20 bs severe becapss be did not know their
prsssnt address. rfE rE
Maryland free press., 1866-11-29
GRovESTEEN j. CO.,
DIANo EoRTE
MANUFACTURERS,
%se d ROA ID w Az,
NEW YORK.

NEW ONh.
The attention of the Public and the 4rade 1, In.
vited to our New SCALE 7 OCTAVE ROSEW OoD
PIANO FORTES, which for volume and purity 81
tone are unrivalled by any hitherto offered in Ibis
market; They contain all the modern imprsye-
ments, French Grand Action, Harp Pedal. Iran
Frame, oyerstrang Bass, etc, and each instrument
being made under the personal supervision Of Mr..
j. II. GROVESTEEN, who has had a prac ctical ex-
perience ofover IS years in their manufacture, is
fully warranted in every particular. tlt - 7fFIf'
The "Grovesteen Piano Fortes' received tas
award of merit over all others at the celebra-
ted Worlds Fair, .a..IaY 7s,,, i- .s -.
Where were exhibited Instruments frsm the hes,
makers of London, Paris, Germany, Philadeiphis
baltimore, Boston and New YsrL: and aise ths
American Institute for five successive years. ths
gold and silver medals from both OF which can be
seen ut our ware-room. 3.gf hGE - =
BY the intredaction Of .impreyemshts we make
still more perfect Piano Forte, and by nanufsctuF.
ing Largely, with strictly cash system are ena-
bled TO offer these instruments OF q price which
Will preclude all competitions. ii'st VIZ, IT
TermH Net Cash in, Current Funds.
DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS SENT FRpE. !.
"a II o. 20 @s-41k 81 t1L So. ssas1iflT rs
May 81, 1859. .l-iy. t'gi eF' s,l' ,:Evaas or rs
-. .Llz- LIZ Il A..ltnh .Fyal fLas t-sIur =
.s~.s..x - 81 u ..fial-I--- = -------T-
Maryland free press., 1866-11-29
HoME MARKET. ALONE,
Great Improvement in Sewing Ma chimes
EMPIRE SHUTTLE MACHINE.

EMPIRE SHUTTLE MACHINE.
Sulcsroon. GIG Broaol'eay, ~. Y.
$50 Washington ST., Boston
921 Chestnut st.. Philadelphia. l. D.
.A e" Patented February II, 1860. ,pa'',.ar
TTNIiIS MACHINE, Is constructed on entirely new
III principles ofmechanism, possessing many rare
and valuable Improvements, having been examined
by the most profound experts, and pronounced to
be4 ~ EiNSAb HHIG!T( uE@ LIsH
SimpIi city & PerGe ction Combined
: fthas, a straight needle, perpendicpIar action
makes the "Lock or. shuttle Stitch" which viii
neither RIP nor RAyEL, and is alike on both sides
performs perfect sewing every description of ma
terial, from Leather to the finest Nansook Muslin
with cotton, linen or silk thread, from the tsarses
Having neither CAM nor COG WHEEL and the
least possible friction, it runs smooth glass and
is emphatically XIII. ''.i'''''
NOLSELESS MACHINE!
Itrequires FIFTY PER CENT LESS POWER
to drive IT than any other machine in the market,
a girl twelve years ofage work it steadily with
out fatiguesor injury to health p" iur ,:1'S ..,
Its strength and WONDERFUL SIMPLICITY
of construction, rendersit almost impossible 10 get
out of order, and is GUARANTEED G by the Company
to give entire satisfaction.
We respectfully invite all those whs may desireto
supply themselves with a superior article to come
and examine this uNRIYALED Machine, :
One half honr Instruction is sufficient to enable
any person to work this Machine to their entire sat
isfaction, 10 7'''''
- RELIGIOUS and CHARITABLE INsTITU-
TIoNS win be liberally dealt with.
+, ~ AGENTS WANTED
for all towns in the United States where gents are
not already established, Also; for Cubs, Mexico,
Central and South America, to whom asliberal dis,
count will be given s'' 'i'- 90 =
No consignments made at all. Address
O. Empire Sewing Machine Mfg Cs.,
.-','9 A.. &c. BROADWAY ~
Aug l6, 1s6s.-Gn. ~. -. =.
Maryland free press., 1866-11-29
THE SAFETY BRlDIR l.nsI,.s
BROUGHT TO PERFECTION on ''ai t'sa
RUNA K:Aanr,:RI0RSEs can BE D.,v,.
aa'' WITH PERFECT SARETY EvI1
,r r -s BOY OR FONAN IA


The undersigned having purchased n. a.
Safety Bride and Line in District. N Pats4
respectfully calls the attention Of The .';,.l and
great and desirable improvement AZ Is.sgc 20 II
struction and Of such decided adycnts saa N eosi
rjority over all other devices Of the Ina .no
ssntsS 20 the public as to delight
The arrangement is 50 effeet.al and ,.,,.,,.
while the action Of the bit is the sams ~ eaa
ordinary bride, while horse roes ..aefa sa,t efa
very act of shving or first ATTEMPT e;,ksss sssuy "
kick brings into action the safety str a. 90 ..s.s
being self-acting by the inhreascd str.; ..enpt
lines held in driving; and eonsequen,lx NJ Pcn ms
ia never taken by surprise, nor need he Nc da.eF
grip on the lines, as when double Iines ~. A
Person. wishing individual right, by -, %sa
assignment and full directions 90 n. as Niina
will know the exact length and conneesn sSasr = .s
parts and make the same, " As
VA Persons wiseing District risbt. 80
ty, for the above bride, will addresz j. D.;h sIs
Hsgerstown. 49, t- ,. D''1eh
The undersigned also manufacture q ssa..s.as 81
keeps constantly on hand large assortnsetsf t -
- SADDLES AND BRiDLEsg y,n,
rom the plsinsst and mos. substantial /. 4. s.s w
md the most delicate wOrtihshship! 4Iss y ~
Carriage & Buggy Haalrnes. Harness '''
richly ornamented and finely finished, u "a.
that SnS q ordinary ny asssripto-, Ala l.g
81 CoI1sKs ,. .a.4 te,~ea.il s,,s
.a.s '''a Ef.,JIlTrERps Ef.,JIlT TrEEps I' s9isa: qsjiselk 4
Riding Whips Driving Hhips, 80 So
for WAGON or CARRIAGE. He aIit.,,,. ,z.a
an assortment OF las - 80 - .f', ~
sADDLERs HARDWARE, i.
arefully selected. and of he latest sps ,,,....
proved STYLE, all of which will be ssd IN a,
cash or to prompt paying customers. r'FS
william.por. odt, 4. 1884,, ', 'U's w..
1CHEAP GOODS MAY BE H1D7z
- a.J whore, and too often prove ., ~,
DEAR GOODS THRINp,r
CHE4P GOOD GO0DS
a.,, drop in aaa see yosr frrsal !; !, ~,
JONATHAN, sPIELMAH.,,
. whsrsyou will find = general variety sfG,a
NzlN Dry Goods, & Groceries, IN
- QUEENS CRocKEEY WARE, 90
Boots, Shoes, and Fancy Articlss
to adorn and make comfortable the out,r. a.
crafty and satisfy, the wants Of the inner man
1t is dsemed unnecessary TO herein partleslsfv
specify the contents of his establishment 4. nj
presumed all who are in search Of
-, B A r G A INS.WILL.,i
i ls call and examine for theuselves.- ~. ,i
HA il Ina al al
d. IS e L E CITE D. STOCK.
which he will take pleasure In sAswiss tsaA~
may call to examine or purehass.
Willismsport, May, ., 1855. ,7H st's
Maryland free press., 1866-11-29
DRING ON YOUR ORDERS.

DRING ON YOUR ORDERS:
UUYET7, KENDELL & CO.,
,SiETPeiE
Manufa cturers Of Pure Bone Fertilizers.
desire Farmers wishing a supply of their Fertil-
izers 10 hand in their orders in good season,a SO
that they can be supplied They manufacture
- si-s - ...il.hLaJE I - - -. :. '.aH H.
HOME MARKET. ALONE, ,.-
and are dcsirous of farmers whom they supply
with tlreir much needed fertilizers, that they
bring with them when 8thoir orders are filled, q
supply of BONES, which will be taken in ex-
change, sr the highest c'Sl price bs pqid there'
for.
They are desirous of filling the home demand
for this Invaluable fertilizer, and If the farmers
will interest themselves in keeping up Il supply
of Bones, no difficulty need be allprehended that
all will not be supplied. The Bone Mill is the
I'D .Freaner Mnl'' located at the northern end
May II, 1856. nuyETT, KENDELLsCo.
Maryland free press., 1866-11-29

NoaruEhN 'IMArcsASTs..4ta speakins
Of immigrants from the North, tie Rich
mond Times says that there are at The
North hundreds and thous Is Of good,
sensible men, whom we at the South would
be glad to Welcome amongst US. lWevan.
their indust, y. their thrift, their, cap,sls
They would find no prejudice existing
pgsinSt them; and business nd social re-
iations they copll easily at once establish
with our people. We want them to come
amoag us anlensur them hearty welcome
For they would come to all us ip building
up and fostering the country, and not FIR
the purpose of orc atiug trouble aud fo-
mcntiRg dissensions amengst'us. AS for
the canting, Auritanical ankse, with his
negro affiliations, |Lisl"Plymoush Rock -
his goldfish etc., wc want none of tilat ar
'icl,, for We de.est tLom almost as much
as the frecdm IN do. ''',.s ' '" i7i .'7ss" er'
N
Maryland free press., 1866-11-29
VNTAR AGAINST HIGH PRICES
w h.r. 70 g.. kSD ....1 s-
81 . u.'s (. TRASHY GOODS,

When we say that we will sell GOOD GOODS
at reduced pricesj We mean what We say and well
do it.
We would respectfully s.nosncs to the citixers
Of Hagerstown and vicinity that we have Just re-
ceiyed q large assortment
Maryland free press., 1866-11-29

wui s1n.ri Niay. 8 Iscs' '7I1TN TiTtlL -1
~. --.:.---------- - - y v--r4r i - -
N l. a NTH,r, .,.....-., ,.., Ella
-. '' '.a .-'r,o, - ksl
Grocery ana arie'y ~ .s.,,.m on,
ar cpocrRJESi AND VARIETIES, !
o ~. ~ -, rafo. ,,bfcb be r. going to sell
al 'he loWest mar NJ, ~ err pPTCES "
a. 1h1, -. 80 m- 80 7--a.t
ils stoeK con'p ,,'%p e,,o,ps
D,ACK TESs
~ GREEN ah" -
tIspi-s' % .-e'1"t g.. -,
IN :, ,,,s rorv REST QUALITY. . !, Alss. - -, q
all OF fhe yeIy hEo, S.,,s,-a - : :" ~. . s.
TobAcco ana oi'NNp, = :, ,,,,,,,o, .,e,
y,orTp ANN cORNMEAL.
Maryland free press., 1866-11-29

GRAND OPENING
F4LL AND BZNTER CINPAIGN .
MAMMOTH CLOTHING EMPORIUM
~ tLttr = i! or
..,, JON n, D. s.WARTz.
,,.... Merchant Tailor,
sN THk runLIc sou,RE,
IIAGERsTOVvN, MD,
Where you can procure Clothing tha via b.
Gut Fashionably,s .r l
Made Substantially,
Fit Nicely,
.r'.,- -,t IN ,a Wear Satisra ctorily,
DRAIN LIGHTLY TIE PURSE
Of the Purchaser, and yet enable him to
APPEAR GESTEEL at all TINES and PLACES.
You will find it not amiss or LADsG Lssr .ts
.g Call, Examine and Select, p
from his EXTENSIVE and RECENTLY, and
CAREFULLY SELECTED STOCK OF
READY-MADE CLoTHING,.>
CLOTHS, Cassimeres. ana Yestings,
of PLAIN and FANCY PATTERNS, and Of
AMERICAN, FRENCH and ENGLISH MANU-
FACTURE and suitable fer ' '.'' .
FALL AND WINTER, WEAR !
He also keeps on hand great Variety of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
which will be sold at prices AsroNIsArxaLr Low,
and at GREAr REDrcrIoS on WAR PsrcEs.
All Orders will be filled Promptly, at the Cheap
est Rates, Shortest Notice, and ,.,a o.. ,- 49,. ., .
without Disappointment.
It will be an object to make all who ONCE CALL
find it to their Advantage to CALL AGAIN.
Hagerstown, Sept. 20, 1866. "a .
Maryland free press., 1866-11-29

BLIND To TnHrs'I IsTgRksTs " The people
OF the North in hampe; ing the energies
and cripplins the prosperity Of the South
pre- blind to their own trus Interests, for,
as the Enquirer truly says, the North and
South are so inter-dep ndent because Of
The diGysp;e, Of their industrial pursuits
aal industrial,prodscts. the one section
supplying the Deficiencies oftle other, that
whatever PROMOTES, eahances and increas-
es the growth, material We, l,h and gener-
al prosperity os the one section, c)nfers al
most cqual,beaefits on the o:herT section:
and, sire vvrsd." what affects injurious
ly, OF, cripples or inp3vcrishes the one, al
most equally injures the othar. The North
therefore strikes at herself. when she
strikes at the South; AMI fills hr own
pockets when she encourages our Indus
try by generous policy. rEsen a Nor
thern Congress therefore If actu .ted by
motives either pnrsly selfish, or broadly
patriotic, woull foster tn, agricultural
prosperity of the So. til an d desire a, in
ere ,se Of -four m.tcrial wealth, bccu, Sc BY
so d ing il would but promote the well
being and wealth Of the North anl of the
whole country; that is to say, Of the North
both specially and generally. ''.'> 'N's-l'.
Maryland free press., 1866-11-29
FALL & WINTER GOODS,

which We are.deternined to oger at such price,
as to defy competition. 0ur>metto is ''G0OD
GOODS. Quisk Sales and small Profits" Our
stock embraces everything that is kept in a first
class Dry Goods Stere. We would call special at
tsntion to our large assortment Of 80 7''f .'-
LADIESD DRESS GOODS
, 1866-11-13

Thr Rfrhm pud Nht1 On the tAate Electioo"-
II t:onxIdrrr ttr Constitutional Amendment
Virtually Defeated.
PHILADELPHIA. Sovcmhr 1s.-The following Is
the kichnona HHig's leader On Inc 1a1 e1ce'
lions. =. ..,a ,hcv xron1d
dn. the kadtcnls have swept the Aostn. aAo g.
fhat We ineludc tho West, which sesms 10 e1esc9
in radtealit New Er-land. We were Asca 10 In s;i
70 look to them tor 1nuch consefEAesm, We vi
mi do 70 again Thu West r. thoFon~nl5 IN fucss
viii radic9Itsm. Some Of the worst haie!s a1a
ltticsc4t nestec.tors Q! the Sonth ate t.o,r ~ ~
Wr.tern md northwestern states. S1ed a. aSc' Sc
With the exception Of HAr5Ana ana a ~. ~.
little Delaware. which always thinks ana ac.s M aos
rectcd-foz The North against the souta, TOT
eouid the heavy Conserrattve na)ors.! ~ .. ," .,.
Io:k City redeem the stAtc- We afe napp1 ~ -
tst lnt spirits Q, our poor people arc uot deptGss
ed by these eler;inua. They. expestea no'irhs III
-lec. and NJ" not disappointed. ~
.eeiionsl party Ia rather lost than ealu"d:: !
u 1ra. llttie 10 hn2c. 1t could not cxp-ci tn III
crease IT. roxcs bY ac~ Aaccstlous, but had cau-
10 apprrherd the lossrs and gliding away Of 1t
Raa,cal!sm may be said 70 have attained Its cul
rn1tattnr points and hcnceIorw2fd IL couTse will b
now1lxnrd The effect Of these elections u2on tn
fs;e of the Constitutional Amendment Is tbs in
tesctuEg point Of inquiry. Ihs ,aae!isy o. aAsy
&c esu fuder sealed the :atc Of that ausrn IN .E1
IL trenuifed but ten States to defeat II and uc no
have fourteen arInyed sGalust II Ihefc woul
seem, to be bnt one Inode-ih1t OF erecting IL pa
fry Ttx1itoI{e4 into Staaes.
, 1866-11-13
VOL. Xxx.

Government Of Mexico vii Immediately form a
eloee alliance Possibly the treaty will be secret
MIR. spoouer has clear neld for the position Of
Commissioner Of Internal KeEenue, when vacancy
occurs, all other applicants having Withdrawn.
The World. Washington speeia, says: RM.
Hunter, oi Virgins, arrived here Today. 1t IL
understood that he ID looking. after pardons.
Gallons of prominent men Eho teu.ed. II ti;c
time. -
Certain parties here claim 10 have Executive
nrtnranccs that Commissioner Barrett, Of the Pen
sion Eu1eau, Il about TO be removed.
About II, 900 freed people have heen provided
for during tile East year, having been furnished
transportation, from this city to plae. It which
y: ssen ssesa for een;r tne
amonEs, n population Of g Ton freed people IN
tic district. probably not moFe shan l5.o can OBJ
sso "re nsied % to asal tbesslses Of lie aseney of
the bureau in giving them tssnspoEsation, 70
points where they can bs furnished With employ
ncnt,
The General Land Onee has teces7ed returns
from Tallahassee, FloEsda, showing Tint during
posed Of III ,hs: STATE for actual settlement under
ihe Homestead AR. Rctrrna flom the local Office
s. rstss Mnne.ost hao rh,s 'he past
TIE Wax wonxs 1.N ~ rSpER c1ocp;
The NV York 1fMta' Washjnston special e.ys:
"'Mr Sloauaker, Collector Of the F1ret District q
PENIS, ltania, ab0n. whose appointment "a much
firfr lcoL place last spring. has come IL e,Etef
| lie hss G1ar1ellcd with thoee who xcEc th.iru
M nta1 in obtaining his appointment, and will be
probably, succeeded b. competent MAJ"
| cLAN5.
The New York 7fibunt's special says: t'Tht
Fourth Auddirr has decided that after nftctn dny
| from Eoyeu,b.r 11h all claims died by the kan
| tlaImant though difleyent claim agents shall b
tett,ci according to priority OF date heretofore
This /. Of epeeia1 importance In claims for priz
! money"
D1sAsTrEs nEronrED.
WASHINGTON. November 1s.-Consul klskpat
| rick, ut Nasfpn, reports additional disasters b
,he Fceenl gale, among which a.c several Amer
| can vessels lost
APPLICANTS ron CONSULAR r1AcEs.
| The examination Of applicants Tor eonsrls
! rlaces proves no. 10 be Encrc FORM but Is E1Ei
| and thofoncl. Out Of the numerous candidate
| Who have presented fhen1selyes, only two thus II
have been passed by the Board.
COIN IN THE 1nEAsrRT. =,
/ Trea.rtr vas kGan1.153: coin certificate
$eb. .S31. SO; total, ISL 7213 3t4.
| TEyAsrRT c1ncCLAn.
The SECRETARY of the Treasury has issued a q
cular amending the following paragraph. contatnt
10 The TreasurJ Department circular Of III
q. iH57:
Totb, Tre,sprrr and Assistant T1essurers OF I,
| rDitea St.tcs md tlrnoaitnr,es of nnblIc mDnit
, 1866-11-13
THE FAMINE II INDIA.

sad Accounts o{ DeEtttutton Among the IN.
habtsants Of Certain ptsrTtcts-Fe~rta'
Pcreeutse &C Of N Morsalits-The Inhahasa auts
Dytax on By nnndreda Of ThsasAnds-
SEw Yoak, NOVEMBER i: s:-I7.e 7sm's cores.
of lie Z, at .amlne in India.
pcas ta .re now s'.s14ne nom naainc, Twenty ~
u len have inundated Ca1cntaa. md the at11FAls
are 1ccored at soo per daJ Ne hare o3 u hisnta1
tacn. II wou1d ht didaenls u e1asgezale ,hs mas-
nitnde md extent OF The calamity. AH Inc a..
sGrss s3eS1, % ea'e o5sa mi sel.Sie aeeouni. q
mortality but Ill that hase seen and heard hare
cop1'nced me thA. 1t has been O., tcae of fest9al
has seemed son,e .,cht abatement IN r. distress.
In the tonr ate,sle;s o. b9!Mss'e; Mfonapoo1, oor
laborine panpera were being daily relieved In
tie lstaeE pa't of June eeven hundred wese
aose wHel y 1onses. @ " dod fourteen thousand eight
rnr1rrd relieved IN Nidnapoo1, while fo1ee ana 40:
Nuada aad ssEepssSo sn9ns1na 9ns3 mo a, dc es.
4erc 1rlief en- resch them. while ono thousand
nrrtoas day were pczishinc ut the ensie station
OF t'oi xessei. shc Tuhal Cain. Carrying food r.
,hr1, ~ driven o. By storm md Sonpelled ts
th.na away t, ,0lu bushels Of com ine nen eso1
Viii soon b a. 1.1sinr otet tood
anew -, too1 Hsooic vii de1our It IN it, tmnatas'
s VIII snd ,hep terrible Illness will Tins ensns.
Anvther secoans says aen 'se sea iii cTo I'd
m.,cd that no fcwe, than 4, oon TO s esa'st1 ",
| iii Chit. where thr bombay merchants sa'seo
+ | fund and distributed FOOD on --.,.A,,. ann,
Th.re Was as one time ',oo tarnlsna!nS T.. Hpp. y
eauts crowded up. They wcsc E3cged n o7oe5 g.,
i,u5 nndoue, each With leaf platter be,osc si1
e DE- wea saes eoass '9 1sey VI i sent
est he .hs Haea. q their ulndoo brother. eogu eogu
, 1866-11-13
FROM QUINCY.

Confirmation Of the stsry Of ">9en be~
tnx BgY4ed A1lvc-ehc II New tEeftto3
Nctt-AdaMs CsaurT RetnFna-
Especial Desps7ch to the Chicago Tdbune.l
Qu1scr, H., November IL
The horrible story that I wouan had bean
buried alive re.r this citI his been confirmed a
week ago last Friday, Mrs. J. Il. AcC1n:e, hEf1g
nye miles dll,sna from Quincy, YRS aken afS
with violent cold. and, On the following Sunday,
died, 4. 1t WA eupposed- On Aond1y she wHs
buried in The tanily vanlt- Tho ne1t WednesdsJ
m old LADY, in company wfth the children OF nc
deetsscd Ssl,ed TIC walt to pay for The soul 81
Inc departed On MetF at.l.ai @ II tss,te tSs temo'
5i Ueip was called fos. Ths doc doc.
Of lie vault vas opened, and o. nn;ns ~ Ha o.
Mcclure xas foand ss.l al!vs Aer h1ids ao;s rffs
wsii. SIC ssTr she remembers al that tssnspir:d
during her TRACE state, but WIS unable 10 spess
Tbe od,esal copperhsad maios.ties IL ~ thss "a; {AS
a1na} county ~ :. h?!1o.s: 1iefsy' ~ ~ any, ~
,o.inYfty in This district II I, o66.