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Allegheny Cattle Marker.

PIrTssu RGH. Thursday. Nag 2 1857
CATTLR-The offerings Of Csttle during the
week was not very large. Thedsmsrd vas not
however, very extensive Tor shipuen3- TIE
principal business was for home pufpose4- The
entire offerings were 55 haad. all Of whon we're
reported sold; 40 Of which We have TIE tgures
for. the balance were disposed Of on terms not
made public. The salea aad prices for the past
two weeks were as follows
April SsSN
May
Hoos-There was nothing done worthy Of mo-
tiee, pork, at least in the fresh state, being out
Of season. few head only changed handa ~
nominal rates for bntcheEiag purposes; Inc
transactions. together with the rates feT the last
two weeks were as follows;
April ..1sO-. .....-.-.$ y zoos %
May 2,y,v...-........>...- 0..--.-----y$I d@o W
SHEEP-The sales at the Yards this week were
barely worth noticing. being leSs than one
hundred head The rates ware various. show
ing a wide range. The medium quotations we're
sshade higher last week
April 100. s. 629s 50
May 2...,...-,.,.-,-...--. Oo..---.-.-@- EOVSo
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reocher,s Examination.

There will be an examination for the teachers
of Trumbal county, on each of the following
davE: Saturday May 18th. and Saturday. june
18th. There will be no other examinations TIL
fall.
By order Of Board of Examiners.
j. CHILDS. Secretary.
Warren. May SIT
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Merehnnf TannrIn<.

We have engaged the services Of Mr.; Ed
EAPD RADCLIFFE, late cutter at Harmon Bros,
in our Merchant Tailoring Department. and
are able t. furnish suits Of the best cut. make
and material. prompt to order. GIVE US q
call BERNSfEIN PoDOLSKY.
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ANIMAL MeeIIHg.

The Annual Meeting of the Hartford Bible
Society, will be held at the Presbyterian church,
Sunday. Nay 19, 1867. at the usual hour OF morn;
ing service. Ali friends of the Bible are invited
10 he present. An address may be expected,
GEO. c. KIRKLAND, Agent.
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Music Lessons.

Miss L. G. Dow will give lessons on the PIano
commencing the first Of May. Is also Agent Tor
selling Pisnos and Mel.deons
Inquire at the Post office In hlnsman' ONO.
May s, lS67-hS
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We are forced

To call the attention of Fathers and Mothers
to our new stock Of outh' sand Chlld:en's Suits
Jacket, Pants and Vest attached to each other
or detached as may be desired. These are neat
IL made and will certainly please. Very much
trouble and anxiety viii be saved TO mothers by
their use. New Room Of
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-08

Thomas Crooks, of Poland. N. Y, cured BY
DR. J.. Worthington Stewart. with two treat
ments. ofDyspepsia, which he had four years,
caused By eating raw pork in the army De
gained 80 pounds in four weeks. These with
many Others can be referred to.
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"The eyes that shone.
-l.--aI anA Unn.

How many bright eyes. that once shone the
merry light ofthe household, dlmmed pale and
cold in the embrace of death. Parents, if you
would keep that light to cheer your homes, ar
rest that fatal disease as soon as II fastens upon
your loved ones. Read the advertisement Of
Or. J. W. Poland's White Pine Compound. and
then being ed be also fOrearmed.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-08

On Sunday. April q. 1867. in Warren. 1tcon-
tains some money and papers. The owner can
have j. BY properly identifying it. and paying
cost of advertising, by calling at the CHRONICLE
Office.
Mau7-ff
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DENoRKsT S YoUxG ANERIcA comes out fresh,
bright and beautiful as a May morning. 1t Is a
gem for the children. and is always hailed with
demonstrations Of gladness. Published By W.
Jennings Demorest. New York.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-08

Headache. The brain and stomach are
ordered stomach produces Headache. DiZZin ess,
Vertigo, &c. GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE will
certainly correct the Stomach. and assist diges-
ton, thus removing the cause Of these troubles.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-08

TIT Office of the Treasurer Of Trumbull Co.
will be open on and after the 18th day Of May,
1861, for the collection Of the instalment Of
Taxes dueJune 20. 1856.
Treasurer Of Trumbull Co.. U.
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How TO get a Nice Suit of
CVnfhRS

The thing is done easy as rolling Of a los"
if yoa know how. This is how: Put a few
"~Greenbacks" in your pocket-it takes but q
small amount at the cheap store Of BERNSTEIN
e PoDOLsKY, next door to M'Isin d Sons
Bank. on Main St., and call on TINS hrm ana
any other house in town for the same money.
May ], lS67-tf.
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,e- Fresh Garden Seeds.

IS67. Fresh Garden
We never keep seeds over, but send back at
the close of the season, and obtain fresh ones
Early Daniel 05Rouke Peas; Champion of
England Peas; Prince Albert. earliest variety ;
Early Kent Peas I; Large White Marraufat do.
Field Peas by the bushel; Top Onions BY the
bushel. Prime Timothy, Red Top and Glover
Seeds, at No. 5, River Block.
Head quarters FahnestOck'sP Pure White Lead.
April q. 1S6T-tE.
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NOTICES.
B1ackwoodfo for AprII.

BIackwoOd for April.
We have reserved the April number of this
standard Magazine. 1t contains several articles
of special interest ON both sides Of the Atlantic.
The contents are entitled; Elizabeth and Ma
~, Henan's Ancient Christianity. Tit Moral
and Political Revolution in Japan. The Army.
Manhood suffrage andths Ballot in America
A letter never sent Brownlows. The Ministers
and their Measures. -r n
BIaekwood's Magazine is Published at lao
Fulton Street. New York. by the Leonard Scott
Publishing Co., at 81 per year.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-08

The age ofhumbugs seems to be passin gaway,
and the people are refusing to buy worthless
preparstions as heretofore. They now select
the good and leave the inferior. When they
want Bitters, they select Constitution. for they
have proved themselves to be the best and only
Bitter that ought to be used.
Stewards Cough Cure always give satisfaction.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-08

Mrs. Emily Durby, Of jamestown. N. z, had
fts sepeHteeH Years, took two persons to hold her
when in the spasms; was cured in two visits TO
DR.. J. Worthington Stewart
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DIR. J. W~orthington Stewart will be at the Ea-
gle Hotel, Mesopotamia, o.. from May zlst IN
til Nay Slst. Charges are made according tetne
patients ability TO pay, and the poor come with
ont price.
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One Hats.

Of all sizes. and patterns and the latest styles
received. Let all who will CONF and see. and
those that wantcome and buy and be made glad
MAY Sth. 1t at Mrs. POTTER COS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-08

~ Those Mop Sticks at Freer & Smiths are
patented. They are manufactured way down
east" and are sold at 4Octs each, or So per
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ENACTMENT,

N Jared K. Cook. vs.. The Mecca Oil Com
1snV of Philadelphia. In the Court OF Com
mon pleas, Trumbun County. Ohio-
. foreign corporation, is notified that on the
the 18th day of April. 1867. the plainutf. Jared
X Cook, filed in said Court, his petition agalnst
said Company. asking for judgment Tor Slos3O
with interest from August IL. 1850. Upon two
accounts for work and labor. one in favor Of
nIaintif. and the other in favor OF Edward u;
CosesWel, and assigned to plaintiff, An order Of
etfsehmsnt has been issued in said cause. and
he seton will be for hearing at next term OF
said Court. Defendants is required to answer
" HUTCRINS &GLIDDEN.
HavI 1s67-6v plaintiffs Att'ys.
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NOTICE.
Henry W. Husk. residence unknown
will take notice. that his wife, Olive NJ Husk.
did. on the 9Th day of April A. D., 1867. hIe her
ns1itiou against him in the Court of Common
pleas, for Trum5un County, Ohio. charging him
Nth gross neglect of duty, and williul absence
from her for three years last past. and praying
10 he divorced from him. and TO be decreed the
custody of their children Maggie and Kate, and
for aIIimony. Said cause wall be for hearing at
the next term Of said Court
OLIVE NJ. HUSK,
By Birchard d Ensign. her Atty's.
I'LL IN Ige7-6U
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By Birchard 6 Ensign, her Atty q
April 10. 1S67-6E.
A DMINISTRATOR'SrSALE

A DMINIoIhAIOh u
n In pursuance of an order Of the Court
- Probate of Trumbun County. Ohio, made on
tbesth day Of April. 1867. / shall. on the 18th
day Of May, 1867, at 2 O'Clock in the afternoon.
On the premises in the township of johnson; IN
aid County, sell TO the highest bidder, the fol-
loving Real Estate. as the properly Of Andrew
T. Jackson, deed, to-wit: Known as west part
OF Lot No. %. in second division OF Lots in satG
johnson township, and bounded north, south.
and west by original lot lines-andeast by part
of same lot, owned by King 4 CurTie. contain
ing fifty acres. Terms of payment-oae half
cash in hand the balance in one year.
BUELL. BARNES. Admir-.
of Andrew L. jackson, decd
May !, 1s67,-4t.
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III. C. Taylor

Has removed his Barber Shop to the pleas
ant room in the basement of the River Block.
under Harmon Cos Store. Gentlemen. give US
acall. tAprl "a.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-08

Masonic JeweIry, Breast Pins and Key Stones.
suitshle for Master Masons, Mark Mssons. Roy
al Arch Masons and knight Templars. Kept IN
great variety and made to order on short nouce
! al Kings on Main Street, due west from 1OId
Erie" Lodge Room. Warren. Ohio.
Nav 9Th 1t
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3O3.

oOos
Have you used 33 Cough Syrup? Ifnot. try
il and if it don't prove all we claim for II, we
will return you your money.
HOYT. STRA1T0N i HAPGOOD.
May /, 1S6?-tf.
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WeddIng ROnnets.

A splepdid wedding bonnet can always be
found Al G W Messer's new store on Market
Street, between Iddings i Morgan. and Stiles
4 Son April 3-Sws,
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JOHN e. MOVES
CHERIFFs SALE of Personal

NHERIFF0S SALE of Personal
- Property.
Harvey Human VS. Geo ). Selden q Son
In Trumbuu Common Pleas.
;ssDed ont of said Court in the above named
eases' and to me directed and delivered. l shall
eTpose TO public sale at Johnston SunlHiif IN the
township Of Johnston, county OF Irumbuh' and
On Thursday the I'd day of May, 1857,
A. d.. between the hours of IL A: a. ana z
| O'clock P. M. Of said day. Personal PropeTtgg'
e00S Slaves Appraised at $50 per thousand.
Terms. cash in hand on day Of ssle;
Sheriff. Once. SM LA4hUi SnA-
Warren, o. April II. 1s6i-Sw
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-08

~ With a set Of Gray's Union Charts any
person can cut out as good ahtting suit OF clothes
of any style, as any tailor Agents wanted:
Address. UNION CHAhT COMKAN L.
May lift OTangeville. Ohio.
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John NJ. StulI

Has removed his law Office to the room over
Harmon L Browns Store, River Block. Main
Street, Warren, Ohio.
May l, lS67-tf.
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Local Notices.
CnnnfrTreasnrar,s NofIce.


Local Notices Is cents per line first insertion.
ten cfs, per line each sHJssQHent insertion.
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PIows. PIOWs. PIows.
Pocket Book Found.

The best steel PIows in marx ct at D. Il. BEN-
NETT's. opposite the Baptist Church.
Warren, May l. lS67-tf
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Ifyou want
Wayne County Corn.

Good, pure, white wheat -four. use Camps
Can be had az NJ. C g. Bacon's, G. M. Field
or at Camp's Mill.
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Sale Cheap.

Three Grover 4 Baker Sewing Machines near
Iy new. and in perfect order. Apply at
No. I. RIVER BLOCK, Warren, Ohio.
April "a, OFT.
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Head Quarters.
Free and Accented Masons.

For White Lead and Linseed Ql.
,sTs sH0YF. SFRATT0N &HAPGeOD.
Nay 8h. 1S67-G.
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mournIng BOnnets.

Persons wishing mourning bonnets. should
call at the millinery establishment ofG " Mes
ser, on Market Street, between Iddings d Nor
gan, and Il Stiles & Son, April Slows
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-08

| Corn Meal.
Pure yellow. None better in market; Cheap
ut CAMPS FL0URING MILL
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10000.

2U,UUU-
Twenty Thousand Veal and Deacon skins
wanted By Milan j Ward. we will pay the mar
ket price. -~- MILAN d WARD.
Tanners L Leather Dealers. under McCon-
nelI's, ID door south Of Smith M'Combs.
March 6, 1S67-tf
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Furniture!

Notwithstanding our late disasters, we have a
complete assortment cf Furniture. unseathed by
fire or food, that we will sell at low figures. Call
and look at il, at the old stand
TRUESDELL TOWNSEND.
] Warren March 6, ~.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-08

Ninety barrels of ale were enp4ied
recently in the streets of Portland,
Maine, by State Constable&
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TrYft.

Atlantic Mills Xxx Red Wheat Flour, q good
article at $3.50 per Dbl, can be had at NJ. Z g..
Bacou's, C.. NJ Fields. Freer Il Smiths or at
CAMPS FIGURING MILL.
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Teachers, examinations.

The following is the result of several
examinations for the teachers of Trumbull
County, held st the Court House.
4TH EXAMINATIONS, HEID APRIL 10.
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d can Find
HOt-Bed Plants.

Cabbage-"'Early and large Early York
matoes-~Early Smooth Red. Large Smooth
Red" Large Yellow" ''Tilden. Cooks Fa-
vorite." Early York" and Fejee Island"
Large Erfurt CaulihOwer." Bell Pepper.
Cabbsge-'Premium Flat Dutch" Drumhead
Savoy" and "LaTge late Blood red, yellow
Nansemond Rweet Potatoes. For sale by 9.
A. 7. H0YT,
apr INV West Warren
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Seed OafS.
Seed oats.
prime article of white and black can be had
at CAMPS FIGURING MILL.
Free Of Charge.

Flour or Feed purchased at the Island Mills.
will be delivered free of charge to any part Of
town. RUSH, HAMILTON 6CO
May1, 1867.
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1000 RuSheIS

Mich. Amber wheat. just reed, from which
that superb -four is being made. Call and get .
barrel. RUSH, HAMLLTON &Cos
April I7-tf.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-08
Irsu Axles, Comnon- all sisss per 81
Half Patent lO9lt

The Iron Business has been unusually brisk
during the past weak SeVsrAlofth the mile have
resumed operations Il the old rates. empleying
orders on hand.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-08
Annual Meeting.

The Ann al Meeting Of the Broosheld Bible
Society will be held at b. Presbyterian Church,
on Sunday, May u. 1867. at the usual hour OF
Divine service. AL friends of the Bible are IN
Vited to be present An address may be expect
ed. GEO. c. KIRKLAND, Agent.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-08
/ National Bank of Warren

Ist National Bank of Warren
WARREN. O.. March 26. 1867.
Holders of the August issue of Z $40 Treasury
Notes can exchange them for u s. $40 Bonds
bearing gold interest, on presentation at this
Bank, on reasonable terms.
March q. 1s67-4mo.
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leather Market.

~coEREcKKD wEHKLT ri
MILAN O. WARD
AtA.M 1CouuslIs old Stand, MainSt. " arren. o
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For sale.

For Sale.
A good Hotel adjoining the grounds Of the A.
d g. W. R'y, 0rangeyille, Ohio.
Mar. q. ls67-f. AL JONES.
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ayne COUNTY OVEh.
Mons nicer or better in the State. Can be had
at CAMPS FIGURING MILL:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-08

HEsKg d, TowNsEND, the newly
appointed pcssmalter at this place, took
possession of the Office on Monday last
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MAYI,1s67
n TDoGzsTIc FLkEcEs-
NV YoRx, M1cuGAxA AND IxDIGx1.

PRICES CURKENT OF WOOL at y:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-27
ATerrible Thing.

The Radicals have discovered very
big African in pile Of ligeneous prop
erty Just over Mason and Dixon's line.
They have found out what everybody but
themselves believed, that the negro, if
allowed to vote as they please, will vote
for and with their old masters, or as one
of the leaders of that class expressed it,
"dey votes for de ole massa, sab. AS
this will overset the whole Radical pro-
gramme, induce further necessity of
reconstruction, and require further mill
tary force, we may expect to have further
taxation to pay expenses.
This is terrible state of things That
the negro should be so ungrateful to his
benefactors who gave him his liberty and
let him starve should so poorly appreci-
ate the disinterested friendship of the
Radicals as to break in upon their pro-
gramme which it has taken six years of
war to establish, and overturn it at a
breath, is sadly censurable. Yet John
Minor Bolts says it is so, and he was a
week ago in the odor of sanctity with the
loyal"
We have always been of the opinion
that the negroes, if left to the dictates OF
their own hearts, would vote for and sus
tain their old masters in preference to
that class of thieving and swindling
sharks that now represent the North,
and only by fraud and coercion can
they be made to do otherwise. Hence
this cry of ninesided Bolts that some
thing must be done to prevent it.-Peo-
ria Democrat.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-27
RAVAGEs OF A MAD DOG.
Ten Head Of Valuable Cattle and
Several Dogs Bitten.
From the Indianapolis IIorald.l

From the Indianapolis Herald.l
On Thursday morning some workmen
on the farm of Mr.. L. w. Hasselman,
discovered a strange dog engaged in
fighting dog belonging to them. The
two combatants were in the cattle yard
and had fought until they were covered
with blood, and were nearly exhausted
On approaching them the strange dog
ran away. On examination the men
found that ten head Of valuable cattle had
been severely bitten.
After leaving Hasselman's farm, the
rabd animal passed on to neighbering
farm (the name Of the owner OF which we
did not learn) where he engaged in a
fight with another dog. The owner OF
the place came out to separate them,
when the mad dog sprang at him, and he
only escaped by jumping into a two'horse
wagon which, fortunately, was standing
near. The two dogs again began fighting,
when the gentleman went to the house,
got his gun aud killed them both.
Mr.. Hasselman had his dog securely
chained, and then built a rail pen around
him, to prevent the possibility of his get
ting out. He will be kept in this way
until sufficient time has elapsed to de-
velop hydrophobia, if he has been in
fected. The bitten cattle have also been
separated from the balance Of the herd.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-27
HORRIBLE DEATH.
A Little Girl Killed and Eaten by
Snakes.

From tho OsweEo IN. " Palladium
In the early part Of the month of Au-
gust, Eliza Drummond, about eleven
years of age, whose parents live near the
town of West Monroe, left her home one
morning for the purpose of picking ber-
ries, ana never returned. The most dill
igent search was made for her by the
parents and neighbors, but no traces
could be found. She had not been
drowned, for all places where there was
water were carefully examined, even to
wells and cisterns in the neighborhood.
After weeks OF fruitless search and in
ouiry, the afflicted parents gave up their
child for lost. 1t was reported that a
band of vagrants had been seen near the
locality about the time of the disappear
anoe, and the opinion prevailed that the
child had been stolen by gipsies.
On Tuesday last, five or six lads went
out hunting in the vicinity, and during
the day came upon q spot where large
number of black snakes were discovered
and killed The appearance of the rep
tiles in such numbers at this season OF
the year, was considered remarkable,
and It was suggested by one of the party
that breeding den must be somewhere
near A search was Immediately COM
menced, which resulted in manner far
different from their expectation.
In the side of little hill, near the
edge of a swamp, was found sort OF
opening, which in the summer, was con-
cealed by tall grass and bushes. In this
opening was found human skeleton,
from which every particle of flesh had
been taken. The bones were as white as
ivory, and all perfect Near by was a
tin cup. The boys were terribly fright
ened, and gave the alarm. The remains
were taken from the mouth OF the den,
and an examination showed that the
place had been, and probably now was,
a breeding place for black snakes The
boldest hesitated to enter The entrance,
which was large enough for the admission
of mans body, grew smaller and tended
downward. Lighted balls of hay, soaked
| in kerosene were thrown into the cavity,
and in less than fifteen minutes eighty
two snakes, ranging in length from one
and half to four feet were killed.
The pail and cup were recognized by
Mr.. and Mrs Drummond as those taken
by their child when she went away for
the last time. The physician pronounced
the remains those of female child and
there can be no doubt that the poor little
girl, while picking berries in the vicinity
of the spot, became tired, seated herself
in the shade of the opening to this horrid
den, was attacked by the reptiles in
| numbers md killed The discovery has
shocked the whole community, and al
most Frustrated the stricken parents,
whose hearts are made to bleed anew at
the thought of the horrible fate which
depriyed them of their child
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-27
Historical Parallels.

History, it is conclusively proved, re.
peats itself The revolution in England
which drove Charles the First from the
throne and sent him to the scaffold, and
which placed the Government in the
hands of Cromwell and the crowned
heads is being repeated in these United
States, and with similar effect. Puritan
ism in England was the true prototype
of radicalism in America While the
civil war lasted in England between the
adherents of the regal regime and the
Cromwellians, the usual rules governing
in state of war we're generally respect
ed, but no sooner the Cromwellians be-
came in the ascendant than the van
quished were subjected to the most in
human outrages and to tyranny which
was as cruel as it was relentless.
The history of this period is told by
Lingard in the twelfth volume of his
work. The reader who has given much
attention to our own times will recognize
how perfect is the parallel between the
present and the past ST Louis Times