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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-05-21

The HEAD OF A MAN TRIES TO SPEAK.--A
poor fellow was guilotined here few days af-
ter our arrival. According to the custom, his
head and body were given to to,it the surgeons for
the advancement of science. An experiment
was tried with the head with very interesting
result. They injected into its arteries fresh ar
terial blood taken from dog; and shortly at;
terward the head gave unnistakable signs OF
life. The color returned to the cheeks and lips,
the eyes opened brightly and gazed upon those
to sneak and the entire face bore the semblance
to active life. So soon as the operator ceased
to inject the life blood of the dog, the appear
nestly held by the eminent surgical gentlemen
in attendance, that, during the operation, the
the M ns @'a tried to utter the last thought which
found resting place in the mind Of the con
demned. -Raris Correspondence Of tie Pits
bwq Gazette.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-05-21

GEO.
EBAYEOR & HANGER.
n ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
STAUNToN, VA,
Practice in all the Courts of Augusta county, and
attend promptly to the collection of claims in any
Of the adjoining counties. Nov I'll
NEORGE M. COCHRAN, Jr.,
eT ATTORNEY AT LAW,
STAUNToN, Va,
Office in rear of Court House, adjoining David
FuItz Aug 15-tf
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nNIIVAE CHRTSTTAN.

ULE AK CEfRISIIAN,
h ATTORNEY AT LAW,
STAUNToN, VA,
Attends the Courts of Augusta and adjoining
Counties.
Attention given to the interests of residents in
this country in lands in Missouri, Iowa. and other
Western States Oct 2-tf.
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Dangerous counterfeit-a female who closely
resembles lady but is not lady
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II. N. BELL, OtauntOn.
NCHOLS. BELL 4& CATLETT,
Ia ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
STAUNToN, VIRGINIA,
Will practice in the State and Federal Courts at
Staunton, and in the Circuit and County Courts
of Rockbridge, Rockingham and Alleghany.-
They will also attend to special business in any
part of Va and West Virginia. [Sept 12-tt
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Anril 2S. 1857

P. S.-The minister had so thoroughly stud
led his subject, and such is his power as an
orator that it is altogether impossible to give a
correct report of his sermon, and we hope the
reader will not do him the injustice of suppo-
above. T. Fl
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-05-21

Lines suggested on witnessing the Memoria
Ceremonies of the 10th of May, in Staunton, Va
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

IFrom the National Inteligencer Dec. 81
The Recent Appointments by tho President.
We learn that Hon. Edmund Cooper has been APP
pointed Acting Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury and
General Jeres has been appointed Acting Register OF
the Treasury 10 fill vacancies, under authority Of the
act OF Congress ofl795 The character OF these appoint
ments has heretofore been enormously stated
False RumOrs.
We may very safely affirm that the batch Of
rumors current yesterday respecting tho suspension,
removal and appointment Of federal officcrs are
without the least foundation. Commissioner Roll
Inns, Of the Internal Revenue Bureau, has given
no official intimation whatever of intention Of
resigning much less has been designated.
Mexico, nor so far learn, Is such action
tempated. Mr. s. s. Coz has not been thought Of for
Minister 10 Austria, Mr. Greeley not having yet de-
clined tho appointment and finally, there Is not the
slightest foundation for tho rumor that Mr. Cornelius
Wendell 10 70 Mr. Clarke Superintendent Of
tho Government Printing Office at the Treasury. As
yet the position Of Consul 10 Havana has not boon
Tiled
The Reinstatement OF Mr.. stanton.
Az the Senate has assuming extraordinary, not
to say unconstitutional powers ever since Mr. Folks
would abnegate the almost dospotc powers that the
House Silly thrust upon by passing the Tenure.of.
office BILL The Senate IN fact under that bill has be-
como oligarchy II the Senate assumes to rensate
Stanton Il becomes endorser Of him before the country
We want nothing bet issue against rotten radi
casm All that ask that the record mattcr OF the
Treasury shall DO transmitted to the senate, showing
Mr. Stanton's INSCRIPTIONS pronigacy In making lar
gesses Of public money to partisan favorites aud his
neglect to properly bring to judicial accountability those
guilty OF dcfalcaons other populations the gov
ernment
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msrcusy, In Pennsylvania II 10 from this lstsr class
that the English dramatist Boucicaalt has syldsntIv
selected the prototype Of the Trip Van wlnks IN hid
version Of the story written In London for and lately
made popular M the Olympic theatre here By Mr.
Jefferson
Mr. Haokstt may have Iistls inclination occasion
OF late to practise his profession Of an actor with
versatile and accomplished artistic; but while stu
noted for abilities uinpAred IN the least degree p age
no might s least help 70 preserve pure ana nsIori-
cay correct understanding of the respective
OF our own American originals though belonging 70
by-gone age.
Mr.. Hackett's drama Of Grip Van winkle' was writ.
ten Tor him upon his own suggestions In 1888, IN Lon
don by the stu popular dramast Baye BERNARD VINO
h BY the way, native OF Albany Il was then brought
out successfully, aud created quite sensation ana
run az tho haymarket theatre. Mr.. Hacketts per-
formancs OF "Trip" being his to rank him there as
nrst class artistic Soon thereafter, Mr. Hackett having
returned from his visit TO England that drama was
produced at the late Park theatre In this city with
elaborate and appropriate scenery aud with admirable
effect and had long run, and Mr. Hacketts Grip Van
Winklo" continued attractive OF his most popu-
lar characters for many years during his frequent en-
gagements, and until that theatre was burnt nearly
that version has never been this metropolis
since. We would suggest revival OF Bayle Demands
drama, when Boucicauts has awakened
munty TO tho dramatic capability OF Washington Irv
ings popular tale his iSketch Book called Grip
Van Wpkle." We quite young and unin-
formed Knickerb0cker population and play goers gene.
rally would like opportunity TO compare the differ
en treatment OF the same subject by those two dstn
gushed dramatiss. B0ucicaut was charged by the
London Pldy-00sr's Journal with 'seeking dramatic
effect by taseless variations from the tale as having
told il ~
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Of - have enabled him to rise superior to
all personal and political considerations and 10 remain
faithful 70 the great trust that had been conaded to
him.
Chief Justice Chase responded, and 10 conclusion
said:-
scsnllou. adge bat most sincere ana honest patriot
II vas with 10 Common devotion that he loved his
country and the tnioi wh.on ;Aie his country great
and honorable among the natiensi nor were hls
his private than in his pubIie relations
can never cease gratefully 70 remember and &C
knowledge the kindness with which he welcomed mo
TO this place. or the wisdom OF his counseis, the
steadiness OF his support lie has gone from among Us
fun Or years and full OF houors Let us tendery
cherish his memory and constantly follow his example
Tho Chief Justice then announced that no ordinary
business would be transacted this day whereupon the
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BatcheI0r's Hair nye.-The BEST In thc
world, only perfect Dye; harnlcsA reliable nsanSne.
Gus, Faelory 81 barclay street.
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Soothing syrup fer children tecthng u has been used for
years with falling safety aud success BY millions OF
mothers for their children II oorrects scdiiy Of the so
mach relieves wind collie, regulates the towels and gives
health. rest and comfort mother and child Ihlrsnvc
eeuts bottle Oaces zs Fulton street New YORK ana s
High Hoiborn, LONDON. England. BE sure and call Tor
MRS wINsIuWfs SOOTHING SYRUP"
having the fac slls % .CuRrs PKnKiss the outside
wrapper. All others are limitations.
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a. w Exs..sIys .s .: Ioa AZ Fs.cr street,
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A,-CharIes Ev~rdcII,. Wedding Gard and
sv moved " les Fult street. where
he xai bc happy 70 soc his customers.
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REPORT or THE SECRETARY or the TREASURY RELATIVE
TO THE SINKING FUND.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3, 1867.
Tho Secretary OF the Treasury sent communication
to tho House to-day, In response to resolution asking
him TO inform them OF the Of any sinking fund
apart under tho, ,c OF February u.s. 1862 and whore
and how tho same has been invested He says that no
special fund has ever been actually set apart In pursu
ancs OF act which declared that the received
from customs should DO set apart . sink
the interest on the bonds and notes OF The
United States; second, to the purchase payment
states 70 within zach fiscal year after the first
day OF july 1882 which 10 to be set apart sinking
FUND and tne Interest Of which shall N IKE manner %
the Secretary Of the Treasury shall from time time
Direct third the residue thereof 70 DO paid into the
Treasury Of the United Staea Az tho provision the
act for sinking fund, TO be applied TO the payment Of
ths debt Of the government could not well DO enforced
whie tho government continued 70 be borrower Of
large money. and the public debt, by OF
the rebellion, continued 70 increase, Mr.. hcCuli0ch
unabl. 70 cresss and apply the funa contemplated.
Tho SECRETARY says IN the CONCLUSION OF his report
Nowithstandins for tho reasons horoofors s'aied no
special sinking fund has been set apart and applied
payment Of the public debt In any particular form,
with separate account kept Of the fund so created II
visions Of the have since the close Of the rebeon
been substantially complied with by the app caon
Sas rsaarsd BY he act % he purchase saa payment
OF the public debt or the United States. and
sine: ssIssmSe,, 1885, that deb. has been dimin.
&C ion in view OF the course pursued by tho
department /. has bean inferred thai virtually
approved. In case, however, u should be deemed adj
vabe and the form should DO prescribed BY Congress
accounts can DO opened with tho sinking fund, com.
meucing In 1886 The amount OF tho public debt qui-
dated by the proceeds Of coin be asccrtaned and
the exact provisions Of the law complied with from hss
date In the event. however, that sinking fund for
the payment OF the public debt s insisted upon.
cur in the opinion OF my Predecessor ofce that
should bs managed BY board OF officers designated for
that purpose still, however, adhere TO the opinion
above expresssdthat tho most satisfactory method oil
diminishing the public debt Is apply directly TO the
purchase or payment Of any excess Of receipts
erpenditurea
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ChyIstmns l. Coming. Lndics., AID q. Yccu
No 3Cutoa suuare
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Cenlugnt Love and the HMppincss Of Tree
MarrisgeAn essay for young BY mali free o.
charge Address Secretary Howard Association. Phlade
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Tell Your Newspaper Carrier 10 serve Yew
WIFI TiiE EvENiNG 'I1ELh0RA n, AID YOU VII.
HAvE ALI THE LATEST 1ELESKApuic A.TD
VgaER NkWs or TuH DAx,
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Tcrrey,s Patent Weather strips ExcIud59
wind, dust snow or rain. Warranted Eve ycArA DepvsM
Maiden latA, New York.
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eulosss ON THE LATE JUSTICE WAYNE. Or THE SUPREME
CouaT.

The members OF tho bar and officers Of the Supreme
Court or the United states assembled In tho court room
to day, whom Hon II. browning was appointed chair
man. and announced the death OF M. Justice Wayne.
Remarks wore made BY Hon. Rsverdy johnson, Ho,.
Caleb Cushing, Hon. John v. l. Pruyn and James n
Carlisle ESQ, when the meeting adopted the report OF
the committee previously appointed. In which she
bers OF the bar and officers OF the ccar ASSEMBLED unite
in the expression OF their respect for the memory
or the deceased. .
In few moments after the Adjournmen, OF tho meet.
ing OF the members Of the bar aud officers Of the court
the supreme Court OF tho Cntsd States mol at s regu-
lar hour As ~ the Judges bad taken their
Attorney General stsnb<fy and addressed the court
with reference 10 thu decsased saying, among other
thnes--ths courage 70 administer the Law without
favor without POLITICAL bias and, above all, devotion
20 the constitution, which, under dcucs such a. feN
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..wzadov shudes md Hollands 81 All Cotcrss
Br zys pAteut self acting Shade Ds. ~ use
q. T.. a j. d kelly. az Broadway.
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Heavy Merino Undsrshsrts and Drawers Stocks. Neck
ties Scarfs Cloves Negsgc and Drrss shirts Braces &c
Ac, very low prices for cash, At McKINLkYS. 80
broadway.
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0entlemcns Clothing ~ order sad resdy made, must be
reduced OF the business season. make
war for the coming spring stock All are invited 70 call
No offence N you are not pleased j. W. MchiNLEY, Mer
chant Tailor Ciothier Dealer In Gents Furnishing
Coods at Broadway Of Prince sids.
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PRICE TWO CENTS. /.

THE DEATH RyS.s-A CLOSE CORPORATION or
SECTIONS. usprRr1gr.ss, LIVERY STABLE MEN
AND CEMETERY orrrSIA..s-fys WORKINGS Rx.
posED-srARTLISG REvELA TONS or NEW YORK
FuNERALg
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HAvk ALL TIKI LATEST TELR0RAPHl0 AND
OTHER NEWS or THE DAY.
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Tell Your Newspaper Carrier Ia Serve You
win THE EVENING TELEGRAM AND you WILL
HAVE ALI THE LATEST TELEGRAPHIC AND
OTHER NEWS OF fHE DAY.
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For stylish cut and made Suit that VIII A. welr
easy, go 10 Mckinley Merchant Tailor, 6dS broadway
corner Of Prince street.
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now THEY BURY THE DEAD ON THE cONrrs
NENT-How FUNERAL Is MANAGED IN PARIS
WITHIN 80 YEARs-BURYING ALIVE AND rna
MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC TESTS OF DEATH.
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FrisSes, Ccrds, Tasseis, dsImps. and ,Trin.
mings of all kinds a. kELTYS Curtain stow ~ Broad
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s'.ndarf S ss'yf su f'q f;s S HsSfs ssr
REDFIELD RICE MANUFACTURING cONPAN

No. Maidea lane, New York.
a spend!d stock Of nse ncilo silver and white Metal
Plated uoods elegant In design perfect
aud superior W quality, prepared expressly Che hodA{
demand, all OF our OWL and fully warranted
b. we'll establish - trad8 mark.
REDFIELD RIUk Manu- fsosurtns Company.
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An elegant Overcast 20 order. from the best makes
English and French extra low price FOE cash.
MckINLEY'S, SIS broadway.
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wigs, Toupees and Ornnr easai Hair.--Bess
OK's. u Bond street
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A.-Unlycrsal. .Expositien. Paris, 1857.
he s. grand gold medal for American Grand SQUARE and
Upright Pianos by the unanimous verdict OF tho Inter-
naopa Jury This medal 10 distinctly classified frat In
order all other American exhbtors and
hunrod pianos entered for competition by
nearly all cclebat manufacturers Of Europe.
warcroons NOD and Ill East Fourteenth strec, New
York
An Extvn ordinary Offer for the UOlIdnys.-
HORACE WATERS d Co. 45i broadway, will dispose "
Pianos Mspdeone Parior Church and Cabinet Organs
ons~huh cash and the balance in small monthly
instruments They also rent instruments for and
allow the rent money upon the purchase.
An I'm rivnIicd Articie Which Imparts New
life the only product OF vegetable matter known
% conts stimulating. astringent aud ossginous quail
tics kug the most nutritve aud delicate dressing
disc for positively restoring hair 70 Us orr
nal COL also for all weakness Of : scalp resulting IN
baldne IL Ask your druggist for CIIEyALlEKs LII
FOR 1,iIE HAfR SARAH A. CqEvALlER, NJ D..
.123 Broadway, New York.
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Elegant fancy all wool Cashmere Pants. to order, !,
low ~ cash, at MCKfNLEY'S. Merchant Tailor.
broadway, corner Of Prince street.
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TELL TOUR CARRIER TO sHRvE roy WIFE,
rnE ESESiNo TELEGRAM, AT TWELVE cRNrs
FER WEEK.
OFFICE. NO. " NASSAU srREE1.
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CoFFIEs-wHAT THEY COST AND WHAT THEY
ARE CHARGED AT-now THE RELATIVES OF THE
DEAD ARE swlNDLED by THOSE VINO HAVE THE
DEAD IN CHARoE-IMMENsE PROFITS or UNDER
TAKERS
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A Respectable Black Cloth Dress Snit, 20
cash, McKfNLEYS, Merchant Tailor, 56d
Hfoa corue of Prince street
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AND THE LATEST NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF rHB
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AND THE LATEST NEWS FROM ALL PARTS or THE
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UP TO THE HOUR OF PUBLICATION.
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respectable all wool Business SUIT 20 order FOR SO
cash. at McKINLEY'S, Merchant Tailor b65 Broadway.
corner Of Prince street.
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Laroche, Jombcrt OF Clc.-Pnris .wcddLaa
Notes. Cards Rnvelopca &C., jusi rcceissd 81 EvkR-
DELLs, 303 broadway
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RAILS ALIVE AND THE TESTS OF DEATH
WORD TO rHE LIVING.
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OFFICE, NO. " NASSAU STREET.
SEE THE EVENING TELEGRAM OF TO-DAY.
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In shls Ch.nFessls Climate q DARE = Cela
top cold thvs running mao another until
tho accompanying cough becomes settled and confirmed
strannG and rackng the uugA and ultimately stimulating
The production Of tu6srce Jet notwithstanding majority
Of sxtng Of clearly doned pulmonary diseases mag
thus be acoantsd fer thousands csreessy allow
ing 70 dfs thrvusp tns prsnmn,sy
thing cold How obvious Il ~ therefore. that cold
eIsron used 10 rid tho .yssm q is effects Coush .nd
colds pulmonary. bronchial and sshmatc adecons Are
rca6iiy that standard preparation Dr. D. JAyNka
ExPECToRANT, aud BY promptly rcsortnE 70 AZ fears
OF dangerous results wild be dfsspAtcd BOLD eyory
whore.
Kn0xss Latest 4eusaticA.-We Have .Scnsn-
ton plays sensation aye. and various knos o. scn
satiops but KNOX, Hsttsr OF 22 BrosdwAy corner
OF Fulton street and bs3 broadway, creates ., ssn-
satiou periodlcay The production 81 style Of
HAT and productisp 10 all tho rage The material
ls light substantial and very beautiful.
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FULL CONGRESSIONAL REPORTS,
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rue NUMBER OF PEOPLE WHO LAVE By THE.
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TELL YOUR CARRIER TO SERVE YOU WITH
THE EVENING TELEGRAM. AT TWELVE cENrs'
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