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VTolenncs Is well illustrated In the
story taken from the Jewish Rabbis; "Abn.
ham 10 sitting At his tent door at svsuddc,
when an aged traveller comes up, weary
and worn ou, with his journey. lie at once
receives hearty welcome. But at supper
no ate and prayed not; he asked no bless
ing on his meat. Abraham inquiries why
and the stranger answering that he wor.
ships fro only, 10 driven ungrily out into
the darkness and peril Of the night. No
sooner 10 he gone than God demands the
reason. u sent him OUT" replies the pa
,riarrh, "because he worships not thee !"
"Lo !" was The answer. Il have suffered
him nearly these hundred years, and shall
thou not endure him for single night"
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COULDN'T TELL.

i.,rG O. - - -si'f-,--'ti at' \. ..
"A fow evening" s.ncea hr. eiocum was
reading IN account OF q droediul accident
which happened at tho taesory 10 lowell
end whicn me paper nad descr'oed 10
great many words 17''"'-,'. =. -.
"l declare, wife, that was an awful aec''
don't over to tho mil" said MT. s'ocum'
"What Is i about, Mr. Slocum!"
si'll read the count, wife, and then you
will know all about it, sa.ls ri.rR.
mr g. began to read'-, a.1 y .s7g5rr a,
!"Ho1iNs and (aal aeeidenk,-lt becomes
our melancholy and painful duty TO record
the particulars Of an incident that occurred
At the lower mill, In this place. yesterday
afternoon, by which human being, in the
prime Of life, was hurried 70 that boune
from which. as The immortal Shakespeare
says nc. ..'tn.yeler returns" \ qJ. No. .l
Dutell!" exclaimed Mrs. 8. 't b.,
"hir. David Jones, workman, who has
but few superiors In this city, was supcrin.
tending one OF the large drums
"l wonder ir twas brass drum, such as
has Eplubus Ua,un printed on't3" said Mrs,
Slocum. ,..- t...r. .,.,.-s. ..
-.wben be became entansled. His arm
was drawn around tho drum, and finally his
whole BODY was dmwp over the shait at o
feurfhl ru,e. When his situation was dis
covered he had reyolved with immense vo.
loci,y nl,out fifteen minutes, his head and
limbs striking largo beam distinct blow
at each revolution" r.,.. .,.... .r.,
aPoor creature! how Il must have hur
him!, g,. ..rL. .n.a
"when the machinery had been stopped
II was found that Mr.. Jones' arms md leg,
were maccratcd to jelly"
"Wcll, didn't it kill him7" asked, Mrs
Slocum, with increasing interest. ...
"Portions Of the dua mater, eerebrin and
ere5elium. In confused masses, were scat,
tered about the floor; In short, the gates oi
eterni,v had opene,l upon him."
Here Mr.. slocum paused to wipe hi.
.pectacles and his wife seized tho oppor
tunity to press the question
aWas tho man killed." .....
81 don Z know-havon't como to that yet
you'll know when I'vo finished tho piece,
And Mr.. 8. continued reading: I'
"lt was evident when the shapeless form
was taken down, thu, !, was no longc
tcnan,cd by the immortal spirit, that tho vi
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-06-07

sT-is@.-X-Ths amount Of Plantation Bit
tiers sold In one year u samewhat startling rhey
would al Droadway sin feet high from the i'srk to
eth street. DrAkeS aanufaetory 10 one OF the In
situations OF New Yerk, IL IL said that Drahe
painted all the rocks IN the Eastern states With bis
eabaiIstic IS. r-IsO-X" and then got the old
granny Legislators 10 pass Law "prsventing dis
6xuTiny the lace Of nsturs," which gives him no
popoiy. We do mol know how this Is. but No do
knos the Plantation Bittcrs SSH as no othes sr-
Community, and are death On Dyspepsis-certain,
They are very inv,xoratins when lansuid aud weak.
s%RAfcGA SAT f sfRiNG wArER.sOidby by all Druggists
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How true il Is that vital pie,y takes small
account Of filthy lucrc when celestial results
arc in view! For example: 10 the lit,lo
village OF Pembroke, during tho progress
ofa Protnc,ed meeting, ono hopeful and cx.
ceedinsiy literal convert prayed in behalf Of
tho many who had hinged themselves on
Tho @anxious seats" that tho lord would
"eonvert them a esn." ''Come down now
Lord, right off, right down through the
roof-ru pay J~ k saississ."
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.In lining the hettle nom the nrs seslded NY
seif very severely - one hand almost To crisp.
The torture Was uubeArable. Tho MexioAu
Mustang Linimsat relieved The pain almcss imne
diatsly. IL healed rapidly, and len very htsie
CuAs. Fosrsa. tao Brosd st., PhllaAa@
This is merely = sample u what the Mustang
Liniment will do. It is invaluable la all cAses of
wounds swsllings, sprains, cuts, bruises, spavins,
eta, either upon man OF boast
Beware of counterfsits None 10 genuine un-
less wrapped In fine steel.plste engrAyings, bear.
Ing the signature ofG. w. Westbrook. Chemist' anu
she r,uafs stamp of DknAs BARSks d Co., New
York. " 49,
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gustrp.
THE CHANGED GROSS.

II vas time Of sadness. and my heart.
. Although it knsv and felt the better part.
Felt wesrisd with the conflict and the STRIFE
And ell the nssdful discipline Of In
,,-,p. r,..,.h, n, to-. .. ,;,s, N me-.
Ny trial test Of fAith and love to be
II seemed - II I never could be sure
That faithful to the end I should endure.
..,,,, =, ,o,... ,,,.,,,~ ., III. ,,,h,
w,1 -. - \, s.,,. "a No, n.
.;sn, I.
Doab,isg. and almost yielding to despair
Thethought arose MY cross cannot bear
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
,,-.,,'
o., ,,I-,.., ...,,. 80, 49,.
Msthinks should not fear my crown 70 lose. "
80. a
solemn n'enoe rs'snsa IN Al Al0una
Zen Natures voices u"srsd no' soaoa'
The evening shadows seemed OF peace 10 'eii'
A moments pause, and tnen heavenly hsn'
Bsamed full upon my vondering. rsPtured
sight; ,t...
Angels on siiSery wings seetneu eVery"neN'
-" =
Then ono more fAir Than oil the rest 70 see'
One 10 whom oil others bowed the knee,
lx s.,v II ipan.hlinR law
AMI "Pollow me-" hs sAid-"l am the way"
Then ,peskipr ,hu,-he led mo Tar above,
And ,hsr,. beneath = canopy Of love,
Cro.-., of divers shane and size were seen,
Larger and smaller than my own had been.
And ons that VA, mos, besuteou, TO behold.
A li,,lc one-.vi,b Jewels Sc, in rold-
IAN this" mr,houch,, al can with oomior,
woar,
" ~
And % the little Gross I quickly took.
But ell ct once my frame beneath II shook;
The sparkling jewels fair they were to Gee,
bu' fH TOO neS'S W~ 'ne'r Ss''a' '0r ms
"Thi, mar not be-" I cried, and looked
again,
To zee II any here could ease my pain;
.' ' o'' " Nae - ~
A' '" '''" '"'
Fair flowers around ito sculpturcd form en-
twined,
And grace and beauty seemed In II combined.
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While trudging along on" ono day all
alone. soldier met = Methodist eirruit.
rider and at ouco recognized him as such
but affected ignorance Of Il.
Prrnchcr-"What command do you le.
long to7"
soliier-@l belong 10 th-,hc Texas reg.
iment. Van Oorps army. What amy 10
You belong tor
P-(very solemuly)- Il belong to tho
army Of tho Lord" aHf ai
7 s.-sMy friend. you've Got very long
way from headquatcn" 7--
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Misesllaueuas.
A MINERS LOVE STORY.

Nelly Glover was the prc,ticst lass In the
pit village. Tier eyes were Of the sweetest
blue; her cheeks were like rose; and you
might have thought her brown hair was the
finest silk. Then she hal figure like
fairy, il was 30 trim; and with whist you
could almost spun. loved Nelly, hut rs
for that. all the young chaps in the village
wcro Of the same mind. and she might have
had her pick Of Us; the worst Off was, she
treated us all alike, and wouldn't look al
one more than another. She had smile
for everybody, and was always good temp
cred, but there il ended, aud, somehow.
none Of us could screw up courage to try
her further. I don't know how often !
thought il over. Il came into my head the
6rs, thing in the morning, and there u re-
manned the las, thing at night. whom J, eth.
er kept mo awake, or haunted my dreams
At lss, Il quite took possession OF mo. No
matter where WAS, digging or blasting. or
runnclling; above ground. or down In the
pit; my thoughts turned on Nelly, and from
being tho mcuicst fellow in the village, I
Just came to 10 the dullcst. One morning
there was no work in the pit for my gang.
because The viewer wanted that par Of the
s-am shored ", and il struck mo, oil a,
once, that would have Il all out with Mel.
ly, so ! made myself smart, and Get of,
walking As if IL was a wager. You may
think il conceit in me, but can say that ]
was then as clover chap to look Al % you
woald oiisr Sea. and knew ID For all that.
! began to walk biz slow when caught
sigh, Of MrA Glovcr's cottage, and felt q
drcah at my heart. Hat ] went on, and I
juss 70, up to the cottage, when who should
cons out bu, Nelly herself She never
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Aqua pE MAGNOLIA. Tho prettiest thing the
sweetest thinx." and the nsst si 10 for the lsAse
m.ney. 10 esssso0ss tAs edec OF persplrAnon
nuI perfume, aiiays headache snd Inflammation,
and is Q necessary companion IN the sick room, 10
the nursery and upon the toilet sideeoard. III
can bs obtained every At one dollar per Dot
tls- .,un,.
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country homs amer Q se}ouru of lev months In
New York, vas hardly recognised by her friends.
In place Of rustic, flushed lace. she had . son,
ruby complexlon, Of almost marble smoothness ;
and instead OF ~ she really appeared hut ". She
told them plainly she used llagAns Magnolia
Balm, and would not be without II. Any lady can
Improve her personal appearance very much oy
gist ior only - cent?.
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soo.. Twelve quarts Of SCOT 10 a hos,
head OF water, will make . powerful liquid
manure, which will improve The growth Of
flowers. garden vegetables, OF root crops.
In either liquid or solid stais Il makes an
excellent ,opdressins for srss OF cereal
crops % '''''
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All Who value . beautiful head ofhsir. and Its
preservation frOm premature badness and turning
gray. will not hil 20 use Lyons celebrated ks
hAIron. It makes tho hair rich. son and glossy,
crsdicates dAndruff and causes the hair 10 grow
with luxuriAnt beauty. 10 is sold everywhere.
sARAroGA sPRING WATER sold Sy ali Druggists
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Iieimstreet's in,mitahie Hair Coloriug has been
steadily yrowing In hvor for over twenty years
II acts upon the absorbents at the roots OF the
yrces. All instantaneous dyes dsahen and inlurc
the hair Ilelmstreersi is not dye, but IL certain
In It's results, promstss It's growth. and 10 beau
tiful lIAIR DaEssisG. Prico 81 cents and Si.oo.
s%RSfoaSsPRiNG WATER. sold by all Druggist,
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NUMBER "a.

"uo WesN vi w BOs uso H'Hb " w. "''~'
aWell, did he succeed 2" inquired his
fieud. .No." said the old nan, with
sigh, and tapping his forehead, che failed
for want Of capital rr,H t.s
How often we look upon those who have
fallen into srevioas sin, with degree OF
slf con,plscency that We have not erred NJ.
ter the similituie Of their trnnssrcssion.
when perhaps the only reason Is, We have
not been similarly ,enp,ed. -,
Edwin Booth rsn to caich hone'esr in
Boston and yp,ns on platform passens-
er's feet. his yicrim eXccu'ed 'otd'y "n'i
he discovered tho irsycdian identity when
ho broke out fsrycn,ly, Why, It's Dooth!-
Mr.. Booth, you can stand on my foot all
tho way out IL you like" ~a,cs '..
"A friend Of ours, who HI. been he'ita-
ting whether to keep matrimonial engaf"'
| ment, informs US that that has ut last '"-
spokcn his wedding suit. lie evidently
on the whole, prefers suit for the i''l-
flmcnt Of his promise to suit for breach
Of il. -,., r.... ....u~...
The iorco Of emphasis in giving meaning
TO a sentence 10 well illustrated by this br'e'
colloquy, which We overheard the other doy
between two persous:-Do you imagine mo
a scoundrel?" demanded one Indignantly
"No,' was the reply, u do not imagine you
| TO be one" ......."..
"Why don's you get m,niedr snid
young lady tho other day 10 bachelor
friend. ~ have been trying for tho last
ten years to find some one who would DO
silly enough to have me-" was the reply.
II guess you haven't been up our wuy,"sho
smiliugly said. '.r....r
@Ifyou ever mnrry," said a Roman Con-
sui to his son, '.let Il be To ono who las
sense enough to superintend III" setting ot
meal Of vietuals taste enough to dress
her,elf pride enough to wash before break
East, and sense to bold her tongue when sho
has nothing to say"
aDick," inquired the maid, shave you
been ai,cr that salcrntus ?" "No, haint."
"lf you don't 20 quick. ! u tell your mis-
trcss." "Wcll, tell mistress as soon as you
please. I don't know Sally Rat'ls, and
won, 20 near her. You know I'm cn-
gagged to Deb"
An old bachelor gcologist was boasting
that every rock was rs familiar to him rs
the alphabet. Alady who was present, de-
clared that she knew rock Of which ho
was wholly ignorant. "Numc Il, MADAME"
cried Coe!ebs in rugc. at Is rock tho
cradle, sir" replied the lady. Coclcbs van.
ished.
"Nili you give mo them pennies now''
said big nswsboy to a little one after CIV
ing him severe humping. @No, ] WON'T"
reIoined tho liuIe one. "Thcn III gvc
you another pounding" ''Pound away
Me and DR.. Fnnklin agrees. Dr. Frank.
lin says @Take care Of tho pence and tho
pounds will take care Of themselves"
mo r.au .a' ,s,,...,,,a ~. D ''o.,,.;,. ~ soi,o
:. !" s , r". .,'1. w.. -. -. m, ,,.;.;
Wv" - ' w ,.,.,,...c', e..
''' ''''' "'"''''o ~" N,"s"'N' , '"o
eo"'a guy nave 'o'''' " '"c "''''' ', uo'o
:" u. WIS "ay,"' "'''"' ', ',''' "''o
'r,en'' one ''Ae' '''' ''''e' '''0 'e'' '"' 'e''
o' ue"'
Little Harry, some ,hrco or four years
old, who had been taught TO pray. one day
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LyoS,s ExrpAcr ~ PrRkJ AsAicA GisaER-hr
Iudigcstion, Nausea. Heartburn, Sick Headache
Cholera Morhus, &c. where Q warming genial stn,.
uiant 10 required. lts careful preparation and
entire purity mskes u cheap and reliable article
forcullnary purposes. sold s'srywhsrs.At at 'oets'
SARAToGAsPRlNG wArER,soldb by all Druggists
va
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CALo FAIRY,

ssuiy dsvlssd hsaiLae afranEsasas sas'V
.dsvts4 70 any cvnasea ksreseae lamp.
if As''J .. wxrkSiiousy, Siaa'io'd Maine ;s;,
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N. w. DAY.

Auction aud Coanission Nerchaat,
WOULD insssu che people of BiddsjSrd, Saeo
w and vicinity, thai he hAs taken oat tiosnss
TO ssll at Auction br ell who may fAvor htm With
cail. Also all kinds of seessf Hsst Ss,ssfsre
SsssAt s.S ssi< on r,ssssAhls terms. sseoad hand
stoves Of all kinds on hand. Csne-Seat Chairs ~
bost,asd. Feather b~ls eoassAntly On hand. Place
Of business Liberty street.
No. , GetAie Block. BIissferS. Ne.
n>osmbsr 3D. teE1. l90
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PORTLAND AND N. Y.
Steamship Company
sEMI.wEEkLr LINE.

The splendid and fast Steamship
DirtIs. Capt. u. SnsRwoopand
OLNRrvancests Capt. W. W: ssSR'
woop, will until further notice run
Leave Browns wharf. Portland, every wednes
day aud Saturday. at 4 O'Clock Y. NJ, and lcAyo
Pier - East River. foot of MARKET ", New nor.
every Wednesday and "a Atur,tAy At o'clock u NJ
These vessels are fitted up with hne Aeeommo.
dations FOR passengers, making this the mos,
speedy, safe and comfortable route Tor travellers
between New York and Name.
SS,0 Meals extra
Goods forwarded by this line TO snc nom Mon
treai, Quebec. bangor. hath, Augusta, EAstpor'
and St. John.
shippers are requested 10 send their Freight ia
the steamers as early as p. ~. on the day that
thsy leave Portland.
For Freight or Passage apply To
EMERY a FOX, Brown's Wharf. Portland.
J. y. AMES rier d Eat River, New YORK.:
Portland. May -. lsfS.
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said. .... 40
you arc right" he answered at will
como in minute or two."
They got me to the top Of the bank, when
I heard scream, and there was Nelly, try.
ing to throw herself on her brother Jack,
but kept buck by the other womenfolk.
She never glanced round at me ] wished
then that ! had stopped in the pitt or lei
myself drop from he bar As ] came up, and
so escaped seeing her again. but ! made
up my mind that bad looked on her for
the last time. told my helpers that ]
could walk now, and when they let 90 my
my arms turned towards tho moor, In
tending to pick up my pack, and drag on
at least to tho next village. But ! could no
moro walk five miles than could fiy. When
I came to my pack, sank down by It, anil
felt tha, must give up. was 30 beat
that though there was another explosion al
tho pit, rs I had expected, aud though Il
shook the ground under inc, didn't lifl
my head. Al thought OF was stretching
out my nrms and legs, and lying quiet
How long lay there ! never knew. But
by degrees, I recovered 4 little strength, and
my thoughts took moro shape, when ] do
eided TO return to my old lodging, and have
days rest before ] set out on my wan
lcrings. r-- rr at.r,-lu
The day passed, and tho night and th'
next day and was still Ia bod, tho soot
folks tending n'c lito a child. Ny limbs
which had been racked with pain, now
Ssh easy, and was really faS a siars ssa'n
Bu, ,bousit tbsrs would b opposition, X
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steamers for Portland

steamers for Portland.
NOTICE. Ckasse sf rtoe. Oa and ater
~ MONDAY. sept. 10th, tho steamers fOr tort.
land viii leave fOot of india Wharf, Boston, ~
flvE O'Clock instead of seven.
,Tro'''lvs'y no freight received '"sr O'CLOCK
Ex- shippers Of rtsixht will please notice the
Above hour and no exceptions can he made, as
promptness ia sailing VI the stsAmersn 70 necessary
IA wM. WEEKS, Agent.
Fare Reduced to Boston.
e..Sn - lssI
sUNNER ARRANGEMENT.
Until further notice the Steamers OF the Foot
u land steam PHcket Company vii run - foi
love,
,Sandays slceptsd,, All o'clock.
Fare In Cabin. ....................Sio
leck fAfs s...........s.............
Package Tickets TO be bad Of the Agents ai
reduced rates.
Freight taken - usuai.
May "a, ,ssA tD L BILLINGS Agent.
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Copper, Tin, and Sheet Iron Ware,

REMOVAL.
HAVE REMOVED MY WORKSHOP
and StoTe-hOom
From Izs Market to 1O5 Main Street,
Where 1 will be pleased to see all my Ol
Customers, and al many new ones as choose
IA give me their patronage. / have a full a.
sOrtInent OF all kinds Of ware usually found
in such establishments and am prepared Ia
All all orders for anything manufactured
from Copper, Tin or Sheet Iron.
have several rrSt. class Job WoFkEueTl, /,
and will do any woTk promptly and at as
low rates as any establishment IN the state.
feG75-lyr GEO. ~, JOHNSON,
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Susuranfe.
Franklin Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.
DIRECTORS:

TIL. Logan, I. J. Shallcross, J. =. Rhodes
Geo. MendeI, ]. II. HObb>, Sanli. Mctle!-
Ian, G. ". FTanEhelm, Jas. n. Vance, Alex
LRughlin.
THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organized four years, and in that llms
done u successful business, Is stu prepared
to take risks al fair rates ON buildings OF iiIl
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing t-StAo-
lishments, Furniture, Steam Boats ana Car
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes
This company oilers superior Inducements
TO Farmers, whereby they can be insureI on
Dwellings, Furniture, BaIns and cOntents-ior
5 or years at reduced rates.
This being a home Institution, with the lar
gest capital and surplus Of any company IN
in the state and composed OF some
nineIy-fOur stockholders, most OF whom atss
among our Dest business men, recommends
itself 10 the favorable consideration Of the
insuring public, and soIclts their patronage.
Applications for insurance Will be promptly
attended to by the Secretary.
Office 20 Monroe street.
S.C.ARTHUR, Secretary.
SANI'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEIJ, Vice President,
c, NJ. COEN, Special agent. Oclb
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OFFlCEslSas
GEO. K. WHEAT. President.
JAMES McCLUNEY, Vice President.
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary.
CHAS. WALLACE, state Agent for West
Virginia and Maryland.
DIRECrORS:-Iohn f. Wilson, Jas. c. Orr,
John A. Armstrong, a. e. Quarter, Geo. X,
Wheat, Samuel harper, James McCIuncy,
Morgan l.. Ott, Geo. adams.
REFERE CEs: $. Brady, Cashier Merchants
National Bank, Wheeling; LIST. Morrison q
Co, Wholesale GrOcerS, Wheeling; Pryor,
handlan d Co., Wholesale GIOcers, wheel-
ing; Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer,
Wheeling; Mcclellan d Knox, Boot and
shoe house, Wheeling; McCube, KRAFT & On,
Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. W. Frnnzheim &
Co., v holesale Wines and Liz Ors, Wheel
ing; WinshIp, Woods & Co., QueenswuTe
Wheeling; Lewis Baker, PUP Register.
Wheeling; T. G. MrAfee, Notions. Wheeling;
Campbell, Frew q Co., Pubs. IntellIgtnc.r,
Wheeling; OFT, son 4 Co hardware, Wheel
ing; j. L. Sands, Cashier, First Nat Bank,
FurmOnI; Il. +. Camden, PTest. Nat. TX.
Bank: weston, W. Va.i Capt. John Mcclure,
Jr., Wheeling. Hpr25
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That never have been,nor never can:oe!Oeat.

We have also on hand 5000 worth OF La.
dies and Childrens' Boots and Shoes, at lower
prices than ever was seen in the State. II
you want Bargains in Boots and Shoes, go 10
Gardiner's New Store, cor. Main and Union
streets and get them.
Every pair of Boots and Shoes sold at this
establishment Is WARRANTED, and In
every case will be mended free OF charge.
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ESoCu G. HEDGES rs SAMUEL MICHAEL;
SAME JN JACoH PRICE: SAME Nv LEWIS
LUTMAS Upon VIRUS OF SHperSededI TO
Judgments ofthe Circuit Court of berkeley
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-16

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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-08
RICH MOND.
The Forthcoming Trial Of MIR.
Dayis-The Time Fixed and Pre-
liminaries Arranged.

RICHMOND, October s. The fol.
lowing facts relative to the coming trial
of Jefferson Davis are from the best au-
thority. The trial is set for the fourth
Monday in November, and as the Gov
ernment will not interfere, there will be
no postponement by the counsel. The
offense of levying war against the Gov
eminent will be testified to by Judge
Scarborough, of Norfolk, Hon. John
Good, member of the Confederate Con-
gress, aud Capt Hendren, who were
compelled to appear before the Nor
folk Grand Jury to testify to
the fact upon which the indictment
was made. There will be very few, if
any, witnesses for the defense The fact
of levying war being admitted, the pro-
secution will then proceed with the legal
argument that the prisoner is guilty of
treason, aud the counsel for the defense
will argue that he being citizen of the
State, and under its law a prior ale
glance was due to it, and not to the
United States. 1t has been positively
asserted that Chief Justice Chase will
preside; but the Supreme Court willnot
commence its session until the first Mon
day in December.