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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-12

l WAsHINeroN: D. %. Aseust n, 1883
On the petition OF EMELINE NJ. WOODRiTFF
Gate EmeIine M StedR IN } OF Elizabeth New sr,,
tey, executrix Of the estate Of George ". Sied.
patent granted the said GEORGE W. Stedman, the
I'm ds q ReSs%bs. l,t and ps,ssu a ths 18Th
Msrbinss N is ordered that said netitioas
Be heard at thi. once on ma. the ed dsy Of No
sjop. Objections, dispositions, and other papers.
should be filed in this once twenty days before the
day OF bearing. CommissioSnnsA1 y f9 pTE;.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-24
ELECTION.


state of Indiana, Vanderburgh County ,
BLYTHE mYNEs. CLERK OF
he the Vanderbnrgh Circuit Court, do
, hereby certify 10 the sheriff OF sa q
county, what officers are TO be elected at
the next general election, to be he'd on
the second Tuesday in October, 1868, at the
ffereDt places OF holding elections an
said county, tow T.:
A Governor of the State OF Indiana.
a Lieutenant Governor.
A Secretary OF State II y.
An Auditor of stale. e.
r. Treasurer Of State.
A Gle x of Sapreme Cont
A Reporter of Supreme Court.
A upeFintendent OF Public Instruction.
An Attorney General cf Slate. So
A Member OF CongrPSs for the First Con-
gressional district OF Indiana 49,.
y Common Pleas Jude for the District
composed OF the counties Of l'osey, War
rick, Gibson. and NHnceTburgh.
One District Attorney for said District.
a senator from Nanderbulgh county;
two Hepresen taftveS from sad county.
Clerk OF the Nandorburgh Circuit
Court.
A Treasurer of Marlborough County.
A Recorder of Deeds OF Vanderburgh
County. 1-
A County Commissioner for the Third
District.
one Township Assessor tor each OF The
I several Townships in said county.
And the sheriff of said couney is hereby
ordered ard directed 10 give due add legal
I notice of such election according to law.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
/ Court at Evansville, this 2Gth day o.
I August, 1853.
BLYTHE HYNES, CLERK V. c. G.
per II. w. BIPPUs, Deputy Clerk.
I, Jacob II. Miller, Sheriff of Wander
/ burgh County, do hereby certify that tht
/ above and foregoing notice Of election Is I;
+ true and complete copy OF the oflgl 1aI
/ on file in my office, this the 9th aay o
1 August, AID. 1868.
HI. MILLER, Sheriff '. e
aug29 td
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-24
Weather md xrnter.


The weather. yesterday morning,
Showed signs of clearing up, but it
was cloudy again at noon. The. air
was uppleasantly 6eold and chilly.
rendering fire aBd eyereoats comfort
able. Should it clear up We NAV ex-
peetga blighting frost this morning
The river was still declipingyester
day morning having fallen, about }
inches during the night. "A rise i
positively expected by this morning.
Green River declined somewhat since
Saturday, but is reported to be rising
rapidly again under the influence Of
the rain Of Saturday night and since.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to
3 O'clock yesterday, include the James
Gray, Green. River to return; Cameiia
aud Glendale, ST. Louis to Pittsburg
Louisiana and Legal Tender, New
Orleans to Louisville; Linton, from
Wabash River; Bfollie Norton and
Sallie v, Henderson to return; Rose
Hitc. louisville to return.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-24

Among the first boats due here are
the. Cumberland, from Giro; Morning
Star, from louisville I; Sam. J
Hale, for Memphis Alaska and Sill
yer Spray, for New Orleans; Anna ana
Lawrence, for St. Louis; Sam. Orr,
from Eastport; Emma Floyd, for
Nashville; John Kilgour, from New
Orleans; Charmer and Louisa, from
Cincinnati. D' l'
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-24
Manufactured by
Penn'a Salt Manufacturing Company

PITTsBURG, Pa. gHH
Importers of CRYOLITE. and sn1anufac-
tuners OF the following Standard Chemi-
Gals: Natrona Bi. Carb. Soda, Natrona Sal
Soda, Nat ona Porus Alum, Natrona Mu-
rlatie Acid, NatrOna Refined Petroleum,
Flouride of Calcium, Natrona Saleratus,
Eatrona Caustic cid, Natrona Sulphuric
Acid, Natrona Nitric Acid, Natrona Re-
fined sapouifer, Natrona salt. Eatrona
Copperas, etc. [se1 DIFF
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-24
Rag E1E2 N w 3
~ C,,5s,. Ptpe, mems see fourth T,41e.
STEAMBOAT PRINTING.

no printing establishment in the Wes'
aas better facilities or greater ability fol
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assert
nent OF JOB Type, though very large ans
our job department is under the personal
supervision of one of the best JOB printers
Ia the United States. We are prepared to
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
t4is Lading, Cards, Deck aud Meal Tick
rs BIS of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor.
&C, &c Orders left with either OF the
"Par beats will be promptly attended &C.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
Railroad Company pay both Principal and lntaess
in Com CoIN. free of Government Tax.

Railroad Company pay both Principal and Int@esi
in GOLD Com, free of Government Tax.
Zach Bond is for 81 Geo. or f2O Sterling and is CON
vertible into stock at the option OF the holder shs
coupons are payable Feb and Aug. ], in New-York
or London. at the option Of the holder
The Road runs from Rockford in Northern limos
70 st. Louis. distance. including tracks to Coai
Mines &c. of about 400 miles, and trayerses the
finest district of Illinois.
The Bonds have 80 years to rum ana are lleu o'
SCI cooper mile upon the Companys railroad ana ran
chses. its coal lands-of which it has 2o,CVo acres
containing HUNDRED MILLION TUSs OF coaL-"s
rolling stock and property of every sort.
Subscription Of $s,sO0.00O. at par, TO the Capila'
Stock Of the Company furnishes a large part OF TIE
means required 10 construct and equip the road.
Nearly half Of the entire length of the Road Is
graded and substantially ready for the iron; the
rails are now arriving upon the line. The trst dv
sion. giving outlet TO the coal will be in operation
in 90 days and track-laying will from this time be
prosecuted with the utmost energy till the last rail ia
in position. The Company intend to have the whole
of the Road in readiness for the Autumn business Of
1869.
The Bonds are for sale at 97l and accrued interest
in currency. and may be obtained through bankers
and brokers throughout the country or at the sfice
of the Company. No. 12 WnL-sr., New-York.
GOVERNMENT AND OTHER SECURITIES received in
payment at market rates.
The Trustees for the BOndhOlders is the UNION
TRUST COMPANY Of New-York
Pamphlets giving full information sent on appllea-
tion. H..H. BOoDY. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05

Judge McCunns writs Of habeas corpus The prisoners
were Tor the most part quite young and In every saso
or ullapldaton At least had his head DOund up,
more showed scars OF not honorable warfare Two or
tnree looked, by contrasts quito respectable Among tue
number was one feebeminded coOred man, named Da-
seemed particularly anxious to discharge. mr;
Howe, the counsel for the prisoners claimed
their discharge on the ground that Judge James,
IN actlng In this District without the request Oh
some OF the Judges OF the District In granting warrants
hah exceeded his powers; that his commitments were
irregular IN form; some granted on no adavits some
Onltthg tine name OF the complainant some charging
them with AN attempt to vote not statutory cre ana
did not contain the title OF the Judge but merely MS
name; ana tnat no examination opportunity OF exal
nation had been given the accused.
Judge McCunn said that Judge James's action had
seemed unusual TO him. and he desired before interfering
In the matter TO Judge aud to send officer TO
ask MS attendance AT p TO which time ne desired
the matter 10 be adjourned.
Mr. Howe objected that the were In the meantime
In close custody they had been brought TO the Court In
hapdcuhs. II they 10 be denied the immediate ex
animation they were entitled to- at least they should he
allowed IN the mean time, TO ball. which they were
consented to receive ball. at $50 for each prisoner
Mr Martin Trsnen Of No. 3 East Thirtyftlst offered
10 20 bail for u portion OF them, and ultimately bail
bond was executed by all Of them, including the coored
man, who had inadvertently admitted he was from New
Jersey aud are to appear before Judge McCunn this
morning for dispositions Judge James who committed
them, has left for his home. -..
In the United States Commissioners Office,
before Commissioner Osborn. yesterday, the case or
bogus naturalization paper; OF Arsene Barde, cha ged
with registering on false naturalization paper ana sew
eIal similar cases. all adjourned over to friday the
9th inst.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF TIE UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY, to the amount of over Eighteen
Million Dollars have already been sold. and they are
now in constant demand for home investment and on
foreign account They pay six per cent in gold,
and run for thirty years At l0s, they yield be-
tween eight and nine per cent to the investor and as
soon as the issue is sold if not before. they will
doubtless command much higher rate. AS hrst
mortgage on the longest line of railroad in this coun
try that is already earning more than its snerest la
bties on its way business, and which cost nearly
three times their amount the security is undoubted
Subscriptions will DO received at the Companys Of
lice, No 20 Nassau-st. aud by John j. Cisco Son.
No 80 wallst.. NewYork and by most Of the leading
bankers throughout the country whcrea new pamph-
let containing full description of the road and Its
securities, can DO obtained.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
CIVIL.

The Supreme Court General Term, has NOM
mated the following gentlemen pass the qualifcii-
Of applicants for admission the barr On charac-
James H. Coleman James q. VOORHEES,, and George
Owen on proficiency, Robert Sewell Joseph Larocque.
and Mycr s. Isaacs The latter committee will meet In
the General Term Room to-day, at p. m.
The Supreme Court about to move into rooms In te
east wing the new Courthouse and the Tax Office IL 10
be moved into the old Courtrooms. The carpenters are
already at work in the formerly occupied NY Cr-
cult, Part l., making the necessary alterations
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
CRIMINAL.

At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
Michael Cannohn srraigned on charge Of mayhem
preferred by Henry Roach Of 10 l28 iester.st during
the canvass Of the for Assembly IN the Ilestertt
District the prisoner whispered into the ear OF Roach
and when he withdrew his lips had the hearing menDcr
in his teeth. Held for trial
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, JUS
tce Bowling held To bail in the OF $500 the notorious
Theodore Allen. for having. the LIST inst coinmlted
brutal assault upon Mr. Charles L. Goldey, lawyer or
No. 229 Broadway George Reed was committed 10 ihe
Tombs yesterday for having obtained ~ pounds 0f sat
mon from Franklin Schenck Of No - Deyst by means
OF forged order purportng to have been given by MID
dleton, Carnan & Co. of Fulton Market.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
npra noAnn np RRoKERS-1 p. M.
WEDNESDAY. Nov. I-r. NJ.

Gold opened at 1885, selling at 1887, 1921. closing at
IS2, bid The cloarings at the Gold Exchange BANK
were ss3 CO., and the balances tl9iS9i9 Ol. The
China took out $4,000 in specie
Governments opened hrm with good demand; O's
sold at Ill. New '65s, Il0. After the call, on the
extreme pressure for money, which exceeds auy-
thing in tho history Of the street, there was heaVy
offerings of cash bonds and decline of IA. per cent
was made ON the new bonds. At the last Board
still lower prices were made. O's seiiihe
Mt 1901, afterward rallyng to 1@.. state
bonds were higher; Tennessee O per cent SOFA
Mt 7Of New bonds 10; Carolina per cent, Oi
New bonds 611; Missouri per cent, 81 lhe r'uiw"y
share market opened steady but the pressure oi csh
stock was NO great that sharp decline was n'a"'
and the market assumed dull and unsetticu appcuf-
ance. Pacific Mail opened at 12li. selling NJ no.
New.York Central, lg.@l2ii Erie, 4o!4i" h''a-
ing. 9SQ9CI Michigan Southern, eo@S'1 MOTH Nol'n-
Western. eOass Northwestern Preferred VIA ~,
Rock island. l0JalO3,. The whole market was iui'y
IA per cent lower and the pressure TO se ior c''Sh
continued until the close Of delivery hours. Ai'vr
the Second Board the market was panicky' Etc sou,
inc et 37t New-York Central. 1884, Michigan south
ern s3 Az the close Erie rallied To S9i The balance
of the market was unsettled and weak Government
bonds closed heavy with pressure to sell py parties
who had purchased under the anticipation oil an ad
vanc an ,he election news. At the close the stock
was very weak. .,
U.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05

The accounts to hand during the past week. by mail
and by Telegraph, continue OF favorable nature Inc
recent cold weather did no harm, and we have since nad
fine weather for picking. At no point mas there pteh
frost severe enough njure the plant Even IN oeo
ga and portions OF Alabama the prospect mas lnprove,
and thc Weld will exceed the expectations OF Anew weeks
since During the past two or three weeks we nave not
heard of single complaint, on the contrary planters
seem TO satisfied not only with the result OF lher sea %
on Industry but with the steady manner In whch the
nn,roo. have fulfilled their contracts There ISL te-
Jecy where raise tho estimate for this yesr
cron II ls not unlikely that when the crop inakeeu
tbo south will richer In actual money than at auy
fnmrr period which will enable planters herelteE
exercise influence In the disposition Oh nei ciope
A H. Nicolay sold the following bonds:
sNoII < $40 Bonds o 1852 Registered, issued nhasr ac
fF.bnarv IS 1852 interest cent payable In go'd hN
and No'raes5-S iO.o , sees p'Ov aei
ss a % n = Bouds Of 6i Registered ,saed under Aet
aee 80 ises p,s5r;' en- % PSsno. De eOi
. H ef a. = Bonds Of lSe5 Registered issued unasr
a. .f March 1865. interest per cent ~ gold PTaoe
Ma, aul Sovember-l5 $1,000 eaebi =, |i" s"hi l. N,
+sgstO o. 1910 Bonds Registered, issued nnie. As %
March 1864; interest per cent PAYABLE Ia gon Maen
,L Septrmber-3T $1,000 EACH pSVOoi o. ShVVV ,,o.i
s.ch H500i 800 esch.........' .'i!t"lV'i
AZ N, n Loan Of 1891 per cent Registered Bonds IN
.t p,ysble gold January aud JULY soO~ ehehi ga,
k5t l. 900, 500. h't
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
corpr c.IrND,Rs-Turs DAY.


srTErsu CorKr-EsERAL TKRsBARsaKD F. j. ISGRAHAn and
ard CARp0Io j. Non enumerated motions.
Adjourned 10 third MoudsV.
SPECIAL IERs-hdjournsd 10 third Monday.
CHsABEKs--Cs sRDoE0 J.-Reseryed Cases
IS Goodwin Agt ShsrkeT et al 81. .Bruen Agt Whitfield
Call Bloom Bloom.
SrPEKIoE tOuKT-TRAL lsRs-Par, L-hCtUNS,J j.
3la Scasnek agt Morris .Hacke - al sgt Bliing
AZ Mccormick sgt SanoR Ja9 unanD agi Jaeoh' ct a.
5ll. " Coppel igt Lane ~ Daniels ut Nelly sh'na
9l5. Toledo Ioganspot, ard ~ 26I Reilly agi Banks
n n 90 agt Haxhl 2:3. .Siecker sgt CslaRhsn.
80. Dennis All. Conan 2o!Nst shoe and l. BANK o' ~
I23. ~ agt West Trans Co J. art ko,s
az. .Gsst AIT Nathan Il.h0pkms agI Inc hAy"f' @o
Powers Crosby
supKntoK CorRr-TRiaL TsEu-PARr IL-RoBSRT Cb. j.
t7s. W ard o al sgt Chase et al ts2 1os sgL hPpfh
Jtset e al Agt Minsow. 80. .Seeiey agt Fulton.
A..N \. 4 savannah X N. Co 49, .yonrssgi Bernard
sg. snosori Il a. l24.. .DaVey agt Dearo.
lns WOOD e al at MrEweu he l26 Mathews SpsnnE
In J.ara, et al sRL RAmsge ct J3.AeIAnder ag Hcbcs
All 9l.. Wood ag. DeCsHp.
az RrAn agt Mcdonald 2Jl. Fowler agt Buraksn
~. .DtWolfsgt CTAude Il al
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
TIE COURTS.

pIsposrrIoS OF FRAUDULENT VOTERS BY JUDGE
MCCUNN.
The General Term Room OF the superior
Court hcd yesterday with an unnsnai assonpake'
FOR that place Nearly 80 Of those arrested Oh iueso
under Judge James warrants brought there ulo~I
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
financial.

NOR SALE-100 SHARES of STOCK IN
WOOLEN MILL PROPERTY situated within two hours Of New
YORK Par value 800 share For ertsaars inquire o.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05

SEVEN PER CENT INTEREST IN GOLD.
The First Mortgage Seven Per Cent Sinking Fund
Bonds Of the Rockford, Rock Island and st. LOUIS
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05

r,te amounts aul above the specified in the b
on uanr which will tbe
a. putose meeting the oi pabc
a.. IN said ". to he il hloNs On0
For SHARES o. aeNets ~ " arg schools 5000
dental expenses Of Ward schools including fuel ' g5eOO
"a for NAd snl kvenpg schools
ssppcs throagh the depository Of Books sA SOOO
*. Ac....... Il1O0
>arporraf Evening schools salaries. &e....'' 10000
pVor cf Normal schools salaries
pr s'Hnort OF C0oed schools salaries. Se''''' 900
10 nfis oi school
por are Of Superintendent. CLERKS &e Of Board o "u $500
Incidental expenses of Board Of Education ~ 60O0
sh"P sOrO0
for CoP,rse schools, airport onmen .''''''' 10000
bnr erecting boiiiny for Normal School a. cecng
for purchasing. leasing, sni procuring nttsi snlarrng
Snsurs; ond for fitting Se.., cSsf5es
AMI the build md premises nnleI nce
g. the support Of which have been nd Nv
thc last annual gor,iunmrnt Of the SebooI ,scearS
the Bo ~ aud srn may he necessary $4,000
the purposes authorized BY TINS A0'''''
..s3IOOoO
Mixing tota. amount asked f'r'''.,.....,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-12-18


THE crowd fled in at one entrance, gave
their names to Mr., Rice, ehook the General
by the hand, and passed out at ehe further
end of the room, thus avoiding unseemly
haste, and precluding the possibility Of a
jam. The Generals reputation for reti-
cence is widespread, and when his voice
was heard in brief converse with General
Banks, all ears were open 70 catch what
the speaker had TO say. As soon as Cen
eral Banks came near, General Grant ex.
claimed; How are you, Generalf I'm glad
10 see you" Banks" Hope you are well,
General" Grant" Yes; I've been 10
Lowell" General Banks took the prof.
fered hand and passed on, and was followed
by Mrs. Lewis and her beautiful little
daughter of about Eve years of age, with
handsome golden curls. When the little
miss was presented, the General stopped
and imprinted a kindly kiss upon her lips,
and the happy, satisfied glance of the
mother testified her appreciation of the
graceful act. Miss Lillian Gay, Of about
the same age, also was recipient of sim
liar attentions. An affecting incident of
the occasion was the presentation of
Father Cleveland" the veteran city
missionary, who is upwards of ninety
six years of age. The old gentleman's
sight is very much impaired, and rs he
entered the room, leaning upon the arm
of his daughter, he turned his head
in every direction, eagerly inquiring,
Where is hes Lead me TO him; !
want to see him." The crowd stood
still and allowed the aged missionary to
gain General Grants side, and as soon rs
the Generals hand was clasped in his, he
gave vent to shower of benedictions.
"Sir, sir, the Lord has given you this
proud position. / congratulate you. May
the Lord bless you and preserve you for
many years to this people, whose hearts
are set upon you. Take this, sir, and
keep It." So saying, Father Cleveland
handed the General an envelope, the con
tents Of which'were unknown to us. The
General put the gift in his pocket kindly
thanked the old gentleman, and shaking
his hand bade him goodbye. During
Father Cleveland's earnest benediction
perfect silence prevailed, and at its close
hearty "amen" went up from many
present. The old gentleman tottered or
and made way for poor woman dressed
in mourning, who was presented as the
widow of soldier. AS she took the hant
of the General, she slipped into 1t letter
which he quietly put into his pocket
The scene was varied, and at times Dor
dered on the humorous. 1t was amusing
to note the almost interminable variety ol
facial expression of the crowd, not few
of whom were evidently in novel situa'
ton. At least three-fourths of those who
took the Generals hand turned ere they
reached the outer threshold to once more
get glance at the face of him of whom
so much had been said and written during
the past five years, and one individual
mistaking Chief Kurtz for the General
took the hand of that worthy functionary
not supposing the modest, unpretendine
appearing man In citizens dress could bt
General Grant. He was politely Informed
of his error, Iand hastened to make goot
his mistakeI by shaking the GenerapI
hand. Boston Post.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-12-18
CO., OHIO, FRIDAY, DECEMBER is, 1868.

kin carry us To make u strong enuff to
stand alone, we hev to take of NV It all
NV It's distinctive feechers and replace EN-
with Ablishinism, and then Nv wat yoose
Is II 10 usl When Chase had metamor.
phosed II so that il Good stand, Il wuz ca
near Ablishinism ez anything Good be, and
when all that wuz taken on, Il wun pre-.
cisely eE weak ez ever. Nv wat yoose is
an Abllshinized Dimocrisy TO an ex-elave
holder who wants his niggers aglnf w
wat avail Is pure Dimocrisy to the gen.
tlomen who desire offisis Ia wich steel
ings is unlImitcdg Such Dimocrisy Is
Ablishinism--and we might ez we'll go
over 10 II bodily, ez TO remodel our party
on that idea Eff we sink the old ishoos and
the old ideas nv the party, we sink also us
who advocated them ideas, and make
them ishoos; and ef we keep fighting II out
on that line, wat Is before Us but defeat
Oh that | Good see glimmer Nv life
Oh that enuf nv our prominent leaders
wood die to let us the smaller ones, out
from under their shadderi The fucher "a
me is dark and gloomy.
PETRoLxuN " Nasty, p. NJ,
CWich h PostmAator.)
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-12-18
A Perpis1ed Phrslclaa.

A TnoY paper tells a good story Of ?
physiclan In good practice in that city
who was attending patient suffering t7oln
gangrene, for which terrible afilictien. be
prescribed turpentfne. Alter taking IL q
few days the patient thought the remedy
about as bad az the disease, and expo6tu-
lated with the doctor upon being com
PEELED to swallow 30 nauseatlng meai-
cine. He was then told TO procure 5oune
capsules at drug store, and take the po-
tion In them. The man obtained the cap
sulee, which are made In two parts 70 es
to enable the patient to insert the modi-
cine and unite the sections again, but sup
posed II had been prepared at the drug
gists, and OF course swallowed them with
out the least particle of medicine 10 them.
Strange TO say, he began TO mend rapid
". The physician was IN exstaclee, and
making careful notes of the case prepared
an extended article on the use OF turpe1-
tine IN gangrene fof the Medico CAifitFgS.
cal Rsvieso. One day the doctor called,
and commenting upon the virtues Of the
| alco-resinous substance In the presence Of
the patients wife, she picked up ono Of
the little capsules, and examining It was
surprised 10 observe that IL separated into
two parts. "Certainly," said the doctor
"why haven't you opened them bafore 80
as to put the turpentine infi he inquired,
with evident anxiety. "No," said the
wife, "my husband took them just as they
came from the drug store" A food Of
! light burst upon the mental vision Of orE
Esculapian disciple, who thereupon re-
treated from the house as fast as his legs
would carry him. It is barely necessary
TO say that the article in relation to ths
use of turpentine viii not appear IN the
| Reviela 81