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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-18

REMEMBER: Richard III. at Piper's
Opera House, tonight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-18

SPECIMENS Of elastic marble, are on
exhibition, at Rome.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-18

They had a very cool shower in Car
son yesterday.
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Notice of RegistratiOn.

THE VOTERS OF SILVER CITY PRE-
i cInct, Lyon county, are hereby notified that
the time for the Registration Of the names Of the
qualified electors In said Precinct and School
District No 2, Of Lyon county. prior TO the
Special election for the levy Of School Tax 10
build a school.houEs in Silver City. and to elect
an Assessor and Collector Of said tax 10 be held
on the e5th day Of May. A. D. 1881. will expire At
OK O'Clock p. N. on the 9th day OF May. A. o
1867. W. g. BOUTOE.
Regiltry Agent,
SIlyer CIty. NAV Ia. 1857. myl3td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-18
For Town Marshal.

WIN. II. BEGAN,
DREsENT MARSHAL OF GOLD HILL.
Town Elsctlon to DO held on the first MONDAY
Of next June.
Gold Hill, April %. 1867. ap23td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS, ETC..
Gold am Election, Monday, June Ord.
For Town Marshal.
For Marshal.

TN COMPLIANCE WITH THE
Of hi, frtsn6E. w. j. CUMMINGS respectfully
announces to tho citizens Of Gold HUI, that ne
will be q candidate for election to tho once OF
Town Marshal.
Gold Hill, April 70, 1867. apzz.Im
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-28
HOPE.

Tho President has at last removed Sheri-
dun, ono Of the Eve who were commonly
known rs "monarchs" |; and whose throne
was at Now Orleans. This man, il is said,
has been living in grand state in that city,
at the expense Of the people; riding out in
coach drawn by six SPLENDID horses equip.
ed in heavily silver mounted harness, and
with out-riders in livery, and guards, mill
tary and otherwise, in profdsion. The me-
gro was his especial favorite, and white men
had to hide their diminished heads. At
last be is removed but why the President
should have delayed so long We cannot IN.
derstapd. The honest thinking men Of
the country will not be satisfied with any
"policy" that savors Of time-serving. The
removal, however, Of Stanton, as well as Of
Sheridan, gives US hope, and we may yet
see some "good come out Of Nazareth. !"
But the slothful movements Of the Presi-
dent have been distressing. Where would
an Andrew jackson have been by this time ?
P.S. Since the above was in typo we
learn with shamefacedness that the order Of
removal has been suspended. See another
column.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-28

a0 The RAIDS in South Carolina are 10
a bad way. The Conservative whites propose
to vote for negroes for Congress upon con-
dition that the negroes shall vote for Con-
servative candidates for the State Office
This arrangement pleases the darkies, be-
cause they admit that they are unfit by edu-
cation, experience and mental ability to
manage State affairs, but they already know
that any sort of material-no matter how
ignorent and inexperienced-will answer in
a Rump Congress. The RAIDS are endeavor-
ing to convince the negroes that such mem.
bers cannot be admitted yet. They tell the
blacks that "the North is not yet educated
up to the point Of admitting colored men to
Congress; but that, if they wait couple Of
years their time will come for q share in oil
the Offices" &c. If the negroes arc sem
sible they will close with the Conservative
proposition and thereby test the sincerity Of
the Hamiltons, Hunnicuts and Bottses, who
expect to elevate themselves upon the negro
vote.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-28


sI The Free Radical, leading organ
Of the stupid Dutch in the Western
States, has come out fat-footed against
the Stevens Butler organizations, and urges
the formation Of new party. The Ger
mans Of that section are claimed to be uni
vcrsally in favor of it. The promoters Of
the proposed organization argue that the
Radical party has outlived its usefulness,
and that its leaders are now intent only on
perpctuating their asceudency at any cost to
the country. This movement Of the Ger
mans in opposition to the Republican party
is not confined to one section Of the North
crn States. In Boston, Carl Meinzer, edit
or Of the most ultra German Radical paper
in the North-the Ponew-givcs notice
that he will no longer act with the party Of
Stevens, Sumner & Co. The Pittsburg
ToMsIlaA, an influential Radical paper,
says that the the German Republicans must
form an alliance with the Democracy, in
order to defeat the puritanism which is grad
ually taking hold Of their party. The Ger
man Radical papers in Iowa make similar
declarations Even Carl Schurz, in the St.
Louis Westliche Post, urges the German
Radicals to vote for Democratic candidates
for legislative and municipal Offices. The
''stupid Dutch" are becoming tired Of New
England intolerance, which, while elevatint
the negro, would strike down and degrade
white mcn.-Age.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-28
SIIERIFFS SALES.

RI virtue Of .nndry writs Of pendt,ioni E,ponas
and Al. pendiOni EIponas issued out Of the Chart Of
me. will be exposed to public sale at the Court
House. in Bloomsbury. on Monday, the Second day
Of September lss7 al one O'Clock in tho afternoon,
the following real estate TO witt
A certain tract OF land situate in Fishingcreek
Columbia County. containing one hundred acres,
more or less, bounied on the south by lands OF
Jacob Laubnch on the west BY lands Of John Bright
on the north bv lands OF j. Karns. and On the east
by lands OF John PealeY on VIII ch Ia erected frnme
dwellins house and harm with the arpurtena necs.
Seized taken In execution and 10 be sold % the prop
'' VI ''''''''' Also.
a. the same time and place. aeeI.ain lot or piece
amba County being two hundred feet deep and forty
feet n width. bounded on the west by Iron Street,
alley and on the south by lot Of Mrs Harris. whe,e
on. on Is erected two story frame dwelling house with
Two lots. the Que being hty fact in width and
four hundred feet deep, the other lty feet wide and
s: q yss bounded on q. On as
south BY Thi,d Street: whercon 10 ereeted two same
execution and to ce .oS =. .Ss p;opsy a.
iona sonn uow,sl!. t,s,,. VIM, Jones, John Williams and
~ tne same time and lace certain lot or piece
OF e!ound, stnate In the town Of Bioomsbusa. Cad.
umon County, Ing two hundred feet deep and forty
feet wide. bounded on the west BY Iron Street on
the north BY lot of E. n. Little, on the east by an
alley, and on the south bya lot Of Mrs. Harris,
wherein 10 erected two story frame dwelling house
with the appuftenances.
Two other lots. the one being fifty feet In width
aud four hundred feet Deep the other any es, wide
and seventy hve feet deep, atjoini M bou uded on
the north and cast by lands Of jacob Eyer, ou the
west by lands Of Michael Casey. and an alley, and
the south by FIRST Street, wherein arc erected two
frame dwelling houses with appurtenances.
ALSO:
Al tho same time and place. lot Of ground situate
IN the Borough Of Centrala, Columbia County, being
Rty feet front and hundred and forty Deep
being two borough lots. bounded tho north by lot
Of - FensteRnchtr, on tho west by an alley, on
the south by lot Of William Zegler, and on the east
bv Trentwinc Street where0n Is erected two story
frame dwell ing house with appurtenances. Seized
taken in execution and 10 be sold the proper ~ Of
ELL. BetterIy,
ALSO:
All that certain two story Frame House, messuage
and tenament. sit uate In Censaiia Borough In the
County Of Columbia, bosnded and Of the imensions
thirty.two feet deep. beins two stories high. and
Zeisler; eassery BY twenty feet wide alley south.
| erly by lot OF Michael MOnahan, and westerly by
Locust Avenue containing twen feet in front,
and extending Of that width, 10 depth, one hundred
| and forty feet.
Seized. and taken in execution and to be sold as
| the property Of Margaret Brahany,
| SAMUEL SNYDER, Sheriff.
Bloomsbury. August ~, 1857.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-28
CITATION TO LEMUEL POTTER,
~ Admir- Of Charles Stewart, deed.
COLUMBIA CQIlNTY ga.

In the Orphans Court In and for the said souasy,
u IL inter ALA thus contained:
The petition Of Wesley Fleming respectfully rep.
rcsents that Charles Ste cwaft, late of said e0u ety.
died about the FIRST Of June, A. D., 1865 or on cf
before, interstate. and that administration Of his
goods, eha.,els and credits was on the sd day OF
Jsnc A. D.. 1865, duly Grantsd by the Rexisict Of
snid County TO Lemuei Potter and that the petition
CT hecamt surety In the sum Of rI hundred dollass
ter. with condition according to law that By virtue
OF the authority conferred upon him a. adminjstra.
TOR aforesaid. the said Lsmuel Potter pos,essed
himse'f Of the said goods, ehnttcls and evedi,s
amounting IN value 10 the sum Of one hundred ana
fofty dollars and ninety eight eeRta by an nven.
tory OF the same filed In the oee ot the "a Resjs.
ter m the 2.a day Of June a. a., 1865, will appcar
Tue petitioner further repre- senls that the said
| Lemuel Potter 10 wasting and mismanaging said
estate and property under his charge BY hexeetins
and refusing to render full and lust accounts Of sus6
estate or property come to his hands or knowledge
| The petitioner therefore plays the Court 10 issus
a citation TO the said Lemuel Potter, resuirips min
10 appear in this Court on . day certain 10 snsws,
this complaint, and show cause II any he hsys whv
he should nut be ordered to give such eounte, seeuy
tiles as the Court sha judge necessary 10 ipdennifv
the petitioner against css by reason Of hjs sur,iy
ship. and tnat the Court will grlnt such iu,,Hes r..
lief as may be authorized by law.
Whe efeup0n May o. ls67. eiiaiina directed 10 ZEN, ,
uci Potter to, on tho frst day Of ne1t Tenn, chow
cnu.e why he should no. give additional sseu,,y o,
| be removed.
- J In Testimony whereof have hereun,e
| Sk.s. set my hand and caused tho official seal OF
(~-~ )said Court TO be affixed this iwen,i.,h DAY
Of May. A. D.. 1867.
I p,oon,.huys Inlv IN 1857
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-28

n1- When did tho Southern States get
out of this Union When did the Consti-
tuition cease to be Of binding effect upon
the States South as well as those Of the
North Was not the ''war for the Union"
on the part Of the North Did not the
South go to war with the northern fanatics
for the purpose of dissolring this Union |?
Did they succeed? Did they not lay down
their arms, and give up the whole matter, as
a complete failure2 Evidence on the "con-
duct of the war" proves that they did. That
being the case, when did the South get out
of this Union?
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-28
state, District n County Ticket.
REPUTATION.

The Republican papers Of the State have
discovered terrible mares nest in the legal
opinion of Judge Sharswood on the ques-
ton whether green backs are in all cases a
legal tender; that is, to illustrate the mat
ter, if John Smith lends to Thomas Jones one
hundred dollars, he agreeing in writing OF 9TH
erwise, to discharge the debt mike money,
shall Jones be allowed to repay his friend
Smith in greenbacks, they being at discount
offorty or fifty per cent? This was the qucs-
tion before Judge Sharswood; andhe prompt
~ decided that 10 such tiaud aloud Je conf
nitted.
What you lend me hundred dollars IN
gold to day, with positive promise on my
part that will repay you IN gold tomorrow,
and then, when tomorrow comes, shall be
allowed to step forward and discharge the
debt in paper promises to pay, paper de-
preciate to the extent Of one third itsface?
The idea is simply preposterous. And this
is the extent 10 which the Sharswood
opinion goes
But the friends Of the nutmeg candidate,
Judge Williams, Of Connecticut, in their
foolish endeavors to break down SHARswOoD
have sprung upon themselves most effec-
tual trap. The whole Of the story, in o
nutshell, is this. The county Of Allegheny,
embracing the Pittsbu-g region, where
Williams lives, issued its bonds, for certain
Improvements in the County. After the
matter was over, the bonds issued, and
money raised on the same, this man vii.
liams does not deny that he ,oas Il. Jaror Of
repudiating the bonds; thereby cheating his
neighbors and friends who had loaned the
money for the purpose Of improving the
rery region III rhich he Ered. Truly this
Yankee trick was worthy the best days Of
his xitch-burning ancestors.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-28
Weak In the Knees.

Our Radioal.fearing President VIC learn
has after all showed the white feather in tho
Sheridan case. The ordor removing tho
pompous satrap. has been suspended, the
alleged bad health Of General Thomas, who
was to take bis place, being assigned % the
cause. For oil practical purposes we are
without constitutional executive. Stevens,
Sumner 4 Co. rule the country. How
the good men Of the land would leap to
the standard of Andrew johnson If he were
to show little, only little, Of the Jack
sonian spirit
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-28

"a. The negro isa man, but he is not 0
brother. Bloomsburg Democrat.
Argument is having its effect, eh2 Not
long ago he was a monkey, now he is man.
We won't be surprised to hear from the
same source the be Is brother Wyoming
Republican.
All matter of taste. For our part we
decline the relationship. Argument may
have convinced the editor Of the Wyoming
Republican that the negro is his brother,
but we are far from being convinced that he
is ours. Hence there is "a great gulf be-
tween the Republican and us.
"No Jocque," friend Yost.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-28
"A military satrap, named "Pope,

"A military satrap, named "Pope,"
who was disgraceiully whipped in almost ev-
cry engagement which he led against the
rebels, recently became offended because q
band played "Dixie" on q public occasion
in a town of Georgia. The New York
Times disposes Of 'Pope's" indignation in
this wise:
General Pope might remember that Pres.
ident Lincoln himself cOnsecrated Dixie
to the patriotic service of the Union, when
on public occasion in Washington, as the
rebellion was going down, he called for a
band to play it in his presence, rcmarking
that we could not afford to give such good
tune over to u bad cause, and that hence
forth "Dixie" should be national Ameri
can melody.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-28

~ The damages inflicted on tho peach
crop by the storm will probably prove to
many housekeepers one Of its most serious
effects. The Wilmington (Del.) Gazette
says Gentleman in that city who has large
orchards, estimates that he will lose four
thousand baskets. But increased prices are
expected to console the owners Of orchards
for tho destruction Of a portion Of their
crops. -..s,, 5.s..- 4,,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-28
The nomination of Judge Sharswoot

- The nomination Of Judge Sharswood
by the Democratic State Convention is
every day growing more popular with the
people. His ability as jurist, his accom-
plishmcnts as scholar, and his integrity as
a man, have placed him head and shoulders
above his Radical competitor, and will Sc
cure for him thousands Of votes from oil
classes in our Commonwealth. His intense
opposition to reputation in every shape,
his powerful advocacy Of the inviolability Of
contracts, and his unfaltering devotion to
the interests of his native State, have
'won golden opinions from all sorts Of peo-
ple," and the masses will not fail to indicate
at the polls their high appreciation Of such
a andidate.-Age.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-28

- The Republican editor seems to
chuckle over the failure of the Columbian
newspaper in breaking down tho RepubI-
can and demoralizing hisparty." Wouldn't
crow yet awhile, Doctor. The Columbian.
ties, Republicans and all, are still in the
breaking business, and they may yet hustle
you pretty sharply. Ifthey can't break you
they may succeed in "breaking down" them.
selves. We never believed that Republi-
can thunder was made to demolish Demo
cratic establishments.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-28

"a" Hon. j. B. Stark seems to have tho
inside track for the nomination for Congress
in the Luzerne District. The Delegate
elections will be held in Luzerne County on
the 7th Of September. Susquehanna Coun.
ty is in the same Congressional District with
Luzerne, and should that County not press
her claims too hard Stark will be the nomi-
nee, as it Is pretty generally conceded that
he will carry his own County over all com.
petitors He would mako good member.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-28

LuzERNE HoUsE.-Our friend Reuben
Riehl, the whi!om host Of the Eagle Hotel,
Philadelphia, has lately become proprietor
ofthe 'Luzcrne House, formerly "Steele's
Hotel, in Wilkesbarre. This is large and
commodious establishment, and under the
proprietorship of Mr.. Riehl, whose abilities
as caterer to his guests cannot be dis
puted, it will be sure to become a popular
place Of resort. Let our friends bear it in
mind when they visit Wilkesbarre. Dan.
vile Mtelliaencer.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-28

m-Itis said that every good lawyer sup.
ports GEORGE SHARswooD for the Supreme
Bench and those supporting Williams Of
Connecticut, for the same position, arc third
rate lawyers, and the strong probabilities are
they will never become distinguished. This
is tho fact. The people are convinced, and so
will attest at tho polls on tho second Tues.
day Of October, that SHARswooD is tho
proper man to place upon tho Supreme
Bench at this time. .
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-28

I@ General Beauregard has organized
at New Orleans the Electrical Brake Com.
pany Of America" Of which he is Presi-
dent and Col. Blanton Duncan, Of Delaware
Superintendent. It is claimed that a rail
way train running "A miles an hour can be
stopped by electricity between so and 100
Yards.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-28

p0- We arc informed that the contract
for the construction Of tho entire length Of
the new railroad from Sunbury to Wilkes.
barre, distars Of fifty eight miles, has
been awl as:i' Messrs. Dewitt & Co., OF
Danvilla
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-28
COURT PROCLAMATION.

WnEREAs, the Hon. WrLLiAs ELwrtL. P,c,,d.,
" Judge ofthc Court Of Oyer and Termincr ana a.
Peace and Court Of Common Picas and Orphnn,s co"s
INC 20ih Judicial District eomporcd Of The eonnt;
oiCo'hmI's Sullivan and Wyoming and the lion. I,sn
PER- and Peter iieIbcin, Asso Judges Of Coum.
Sia Go % have issued their date the ssc
hundred and 1867, and to me directed for hoIdins
Court of0yer and Tcrnner and General Jaii de,vs,.
General Quarter Sessions ofhe Peace, Common pirs::
Snd Orphans Court, in bloomsbury in the county of
SoIa,DIa. on tne rst Monday, bcine the % dayi Of
September next, to continue one week ''
Notice 10 hereby given TO the Coroner the Jus,,...
OF the Peace and Constabes Of the said county io
uinbia that they be then and there in their proper se,
son a 10 o'clock in the forenoon ofsad jay with tbe,
retords, inquistiOns and other remembrance To do
those things wicht TO their oces apperain 10 be done.
And those that arc bound TO prose
against the prisoners TINT may be In the Jail of
said county OF Columbia to be then and there 10 prose.
cute them as shall be just Jurors are requested 10 Be-
punctna ~ their to their notices
- J Dated At BloomsburE. the 18th day Of JULY,
( l.. g. In the year Of our Lord one thouSand ejrki
~ hundred and 1867. and in the nnetisih
year OF the Independence Of the United states u
Aehea. { GoD SAVE rRs ConSoxwsALr
., SAMUEL SNYDER, Sheriff.
Bloomsburs, August 7, 1867
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-28

"a It is being urged in certain quarters
that inasmuch as tho negroes "fought
bravely" and 'retrcated in good order
upon. IN hundred battle fields, they should
be represented on tho next Presidential
Ticket by one Of their own race. What
say you, Dr.. John, to this proposition made
by your abolition brethren7 Should you be
q Delegate in the next National Republican
Convention will you vote for negro Vice
President? This is question for your
serious consideration, and one that your
readers are anxious to have answered.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-28

p0- On Monday last, as man and an
aged maiden lady Of Lower Augusta town
ship were proceeding to town in a spring
wagon, and fearing to cross the bridge across
the Big Shamokin creek, near the old toll
gate, on account Of it being endangered by
the food, attempted to ford the stream, but
when about midway in, the horses we're
compelled to swim, and the wagon becom.
ing detached from them, foated down un.
der and considerably below the bridge with
its occupants. The fair occupant prayed for
deliverance, but, when safe on shore was
rather the reverse of being pious in her Ian.
guage, which no doubt was occasioned by
the ridiculous as we'll as dangerous situation
from which she just escaped.-NortHd d
County Democrat.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-28

NoMINATED.-The Democrats Of old
Mother Centre have nominated p. Gray
Meek, Esq, editor of the Watchman, as
their candidate for Assembly. He will
make "hefty" member and having de.
feated and put to fight the enemy during
war times, he can Of course do the same
thing in time Of peace. .-E1change.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-28

~ One Of the Radicals elected to the
Tennessee Legislature -so-called-is VIII
liam F. Prosser, . native Of Johnston, this
State. The rest Of them are mostly Van.
KEGS,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-28

WHAT JEALOUSY WILL Do.-A young
lady Of respectable family was arrested by
the police Of this city on Thursday, disguis-
cd as negress, having blackcned her face
and neck with oil and charcoal. It seems
that she was suspicious Of another young
lady being on too intimate terms with her
lover, and she expected to surprise them. in
disguise, Rttsb,ro Chronicle,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-28
EeTRAY.

R Came 10 the premises Of the sub
BAAaZ1lB[N&JN scribef, In Hemlock Township, Col.
NENWE3 y unbia County, on or about the 9ath OF
@N July, 1857, brindle co ", with white
4Au48 mark In forehead besides some white
m,ifks about her body, aged about nine years. and
moi giving much milk ut present. Tho owuer OF
owners ara req uested 10 come forward and prove
properrv, nay charges and take her away, Otherwise
she will be disposed Of % the law direct a..
ESAU 0lRTON.
Hsmlock, August u, 1857 -3w.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-28

- Tho Radicals are in q 'mux," Hen
ry Williams is brother to Tom. Williams
who favors ''repudiation," ran upon that
issue for Office. They caughta Tartar this
time-a sort Of second Andy Johnson
candy" goes against the platform that
nominated him, and Williams will oppose
government bonds and favor reputation.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-28

n@-A young widow Of Quincy ILL.,, met
astranger on the street, and ask him the
way he asked her if she was not a widow !;
she said she was he said he was widow.
er; a Doctor from Palmyra, No., and pro-
posed matrimony on the spot she blushed
and hesitated-wouldn't he come home and
see her friends about it the interview was
satisfactory; the marriage was arranged
for next morning the widows $40 got
into the Doctors pocket; he went to get
shaved and mover returned. He even left
her, cruel man, standing in the public square
while he just run over to the barbcr's. "
There's no such Doctor in Palmyra, and
tho curtain drops upon woman in tears.