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The Diamond Churn
"HILLENGFN THF WdRLpi

IAVlNG purchased the right 81 manufa.
h.turing the above celebrated ca urn, the
under.ign"'l are now prepared Ia furnish them
at ~" shortest notice. Among ia. many Md
vantage. may b" NAMED IA" following;
Ist. ia" Diamond rhurns sweet Cream.
~ The Diamond separates the butter from
ia" cream. aud leaves the milk sweet. ~ every
farmer ran feed his stack on sweet milk instead
oi satt.
81. III" Dam"nd makes butter IN from two
L. fpuT minutes.
i,h III" Diamond makes hall pound more
iiuii"r {" the gallon If cram than any other
charm npW ia aso.
9TH TIL" diamond churn Is cheap aud dur.
able.
9th. Til" Diamond Churn works the Butter,
10 - self w"rk"r.l u" milk lelt IN the Butter.
Tth. The Butter Wal keep sweet longer than
that nn'lo by s.y ",h"r ChIFn now in use.
.ha-Ail orders address 1" the Manufacturer.
KIIGORE. HAgDEsTY a sen .EPPER,
No. ~ y. Gay street, Bal,imorr.
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To,OsOnto,Om Advertisements

IOtOSOntO,UW Advertisements.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODsi!
ihave just received direct from New York,
fine assortment Of Goods,
comprising
BLACK ALPACAs,
DkLAIHRs,
Chanbray Ginghams, Manchester Ginghams,
Cotton Goods Of all descriptions.
Piaids, Cambrics, Lawns and New Styles Of Cal.
icoes. White, Red and Opera Flannels, beau.
tlful Damask Table ClOths, hne Linen Napkins,
Coating aud Pant Linens, aud hne stock OF
sheeting. and Muslins, bleached aud unbleach.
cd from isl cts. per yard up.
GLOVES. MOURNING GLOVES. GRAPE.
A ano assortmen. Of HOSIERY, silk and Lin.
en- Handkerchief, cheap, and great va.
riety Of Notions. lot Of iine
OIL CLOTHS. RUGS a MATS.
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY. 40.
Albattaware. Hardware. Queenswars. CrOchs.
ware. stoneware and Tinware.
Fine assortment
STRAW AND WOOL HATS,
BOOTS AND sHOEs.
Ladies. Chillrsns' and Mans'.
Always ON hand,
GROcERIgS OF TINE BEST oUALTTY.
TEAS. SPICES. &C.
Oils. Burning aud Lubricatingj Lainps, chin.
neys aud Patent Medicines generally in use.
sx-A call 10 respectfully solicited bsiore 20.
ing 10 the city. as my GOODS aud PRICES
cannot fail In please.
WILLIAM \. sHEALEY.
Towsontown, BALTIC. 90.
eo- SUMMER MATING OIL CLOTH
by THE ROLL. Uust FROM New York; cheap
for Cah. Call and see. W. 3. y.
May ~, Iss7.--M
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Roofing.

u n q I: ~
Felt, Cement and Gravel Roofing,
Is THE BEST ~ Use. aud has been well
L known inT fifteen years.
"" guarantee ala new work Tor i've years
u Is better than tin. aud costs half rs much.
-" Old Rnofs repaired al short notice.
We are the only manufacturers al ROOFING
MATERIALS ~ Maryland, all Of which We
keep constantly an hand for sale.
Tin llo.'is aud lron Fences painted with
"ur Patent raraiiine vsrnish.
PAGE. BROS. A CO..
M smiths wharf.
Aug. -. 1851. I'm.
y" ssssre "a rine Crop ef wheat.
BICKFoRD q HUFFMAN's
WORLD RENOWNED
PREHIUM GRAIN DRILL,
VIVA rHK
IMPROVED GUANO ATTACHMENT
AND GRASS SEED sowER.
"THE FAR MRRS FATORITR"
W. l.. BUCKINGHAM.
GENERAL AGENT.
No. ~ soa,h charles 81, Baltimore. Nd.
Aag. 7t.-sm.
HENRY JUNG.
D blacksmith, BellhangeI,
AND
DEiLER ~ HdRDWARE,
No. 80 n. "a, 81. SsAH Osp Fr,tows' HAhL,
BALTIMORE.
40 All o,irrs ~ the shave line Iso,a the
City % Ceuniry pIaa,ptiy attended 10. Repair.
ing done al short notice. Sept. :, 1s.-ty.
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GEORGE sTRIBBR,
Boot and Shoe Maker
rOwsoSrOw<. MD.
~

III EREBl informs the citizens OF T0wson
III town aud vicinity, that he still eentin-
ues the Boot aud Shoe business at his establish
ment in Towsontown. ct the corpsf Of the York
and Joppa roads, where he will DO pleased, ss
heretofore. to SEQ all his friends and customers.
keep constantly on hand . varied assort-
mcnt 81 Boots. Shoes. Caters, Ac., for either
Ladies, Gentlemen or Children, Al q my osrn
Aaa.faeture. which will be found as durable.
and cheaper than can be purchased in the city
Of Baltimore.
tronags have heretofore received, and I win
endeavor, by attention 10 business, and moder-
ate charges, 10 merit continuance Of the same.
GEORGE sTEIBER.
June %, lS67.-iy.
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FARM EHS aud Dealers are respectfully re-.
ferred u the abuyc FERTILIZERS as being
prepared In the beet manner, thoroughly Tcli
able aud in every way calculated Ia give uni
versal satisfaction. They are extensively
known. being used with great suprcss during
will receive u full return TOR their outlay. not
only upon the orop manfred Herewith. hut
even i"r several years upon grass aud other
after crops.
Il. J. RUTH 4 CO., Aagxrs,
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CANFlELD. BROS. Il CO..
329 BALTINGORE ST,

CORNER OF CHARLES,
MA ~ 4 FINE STOcK OF
Gold Watches for Ladies' and Gentlemen.
Silver Hunting Case Watches Of sil kinds.
Gold Chaiclain Vest aud Guard Chains.
Diamond Earrings. Pins. Bracelets Rings.
Rich suits III Jewclry Of new styles.
Bracelets. Necklaces, Earrings and Pins VI
great variety.
Pearl, Carbunclu Seal aad other Rings
Silver Spoons. Forks. Ladies', Butter Knives,
40, Ae.
Silver Pitohers. GoLlcts, Cups. Salts, 40.
Fancy Silver Goods of new styles.
Plated Tea and Coffee sets of late patterns.
Casters. Basket. Ice Pitchers aud Cups,
Plated or Alabata Forks anL Spoons Of best
quality.
Table aud Pocket Cutlery, Scissors a n.sors.
Watches carefully repaired.
Fans. Opera Glasses. lssrtmonaies; beautiful
Paris Gilt and Porcelain Vases; beautiful Par.
70 Gard Receiver and other articles; Prout's
Hair and T""ih brushes Fine Marble aud
BronS'd Paris ci""ks; Br"nEe,l Figure, aud
Ornament.
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T. WHITMAN IL SONS,
Nos. % and "a s. Calvert st.,

BALTIMORE. M.
VA IRA URERN OF
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS ~
MACHINERY.
Wholesale aud Retail Dealers in
SEEDS. FERTILIZERS A AGRICULTURAL
HARDWARE
SOUTHFEi AGEN9S FOK
"b"ckeye Moving and Rraping Machines.
wagoner's celebrated Grain 4 Guano Drills.
"AmcFican" Sugar Mills and EvapoFators.
The "Swacpstakes" Threshcrs ani Cleaners.
Grants Grain Cradles.
The celebrated Maryland Wheel Horse
Rakes
MontgomcTy's Rockaway Wheat Fans.
The keystone" Cider Mill.
Hu,chin.ons Family Wine and Cider Mills.
and q general stock of Implements aud Mach.
merry. embracing nearly every variety in use
The ABOVE Machines haze all Of The latest
improvements, aud are confidently recomInen.
'lcd ~ the best Of the kind In the country.
RfPa'r'Hg pari' Of aay Of Tia ADORE MacAiasry
Jar"tskef. aud Machine, Repaired
at SNORT NOTicE
We have Ia store large aud carefully select
ed stock OI Garden, Field aud Flower Seeds,
which We confidently recommend rs fresh and
genuine. Send for one OF our Seed Catalogues,
giving practical directions for planting all va.
rie,ics Of Seeds.
s.' Garden and Flower seeds forAA.ded by
Mail March y, is6s.-ly.
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MILI1.iRY GOODS.

swords aud Belt for Array aud Navy, Sash.
Is. SpuTs, Nations. Lace. Cord. Navy Lace.
cals. STAR aud EinLroideTi--. Army Enbroi.
i"fi"s 1T ail kinds. chrvr"ns. Bindings, Cloth,
A.. Field GLASSES. Pistols aud Cartridges.
Marrh -. tsGs. ~.
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BUILDING MATERIALS!
BUILDING MAI,ERLALS!!

HNnE ATTENTION OF BUILDERS, CAR.
l. PENTERS. CONTRACTORS aud all 9th
"rs Interested 10 The purchase Vt
BUfLDfNG TERgALSI
!. invited &" our NEW AND LARGE STOCK
Of well-seaanasi and we'll. finished work. CON
Eistng IT
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Family Grocery.
Uams a. Hutchins,
Gar & HIGH STREETS, BALTIuORE,


GAT & MN STREE1Y, BALTIMORE.
Inform their old friends aud customers, and
the public generally. that they keep an hand
WINES AND LIQUORS. ia wo,d aud glass. Tor
medicinal and other purposes; superior sugar
cured HAMS; the choicest brands &c FAMILY
FLOUR; Imperial, Gunpow,ler. Young Tyson
aud Black Tens; Java, Laguifa and Rio Coffee;
Lnaf. Crushed. Puivcrized, Clarified aud Brown
Sugar Broina, Cocoa. Chocolate, FarinO, Rice
Flour. >ago, Yeast Powders, Sar,lines, Sauccs.
Pickles. Extracts. Salad Oil, Pure Spices, Figs,
Raisins. Almonds. Crackers. Cheese. TN. aud
coarse Salt. Table aud Dairy do. Syrup-, New
Orleans and Sugar House Molnsses. Kerosene,
Lubrirniing aud Lard oil. Tobarru, puI,ntr
superior Canister Powder, shot ,;un Caps A..
all of which "" will sell al tho most reasonable
prices.
Also. they now have connected with their
Grorery Store. adjoining Il an High street.
store f1r IL. sale Of
GUANoS. PIinSPHATES OF ALL KINDS.
rot DRETTE.
GROUND PLASTER,
CEMENT. &C.
sc~6RAlN aud FEED Of al kinds. Bal"L
Hay snd Straw. Fiel2 Seeds. aud Country ~"
durc 81 all kinds.
-, The highest cash Price al all ,inr, paid
Tor oats. Corn. Potatoes. Eggs. and all ether
Country Produce.
Et-- With a determination g. keep Tia" best Of
goods and sell On reasonable terms, they hope
L. merit continued evidenc. 81 public favor
ALFRED IJAMs.
J. ALFRED HrTCIiiNS.
Jun" :. 1857. -Iy.
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Il. H. ooRsUCH,
Successor to Jehu Gorsuch,

Successor to Jehu Gorsuch,
Corner Of Gaya Front sts.. Baltimore Md
aGAlERIs
IDREiGs AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE.
III Az received HE Spring sndx=S
IA summer supply OF goods. sen-
Pocket KNIVES. Table aud Tea Spoans. Hollow
Ware, Wagon Boxes. Horse Shoes aud Nails
Nail Rolls. Carpenters Tcols, Axes. Locks,
Hinges, fcrcws, Bolts. Shovels, Forks. Picks
Mattoeks, casland Blister Steel. Trace, H,.lIss
aud Cow chains, Counter aeelss, saicly Fuse,
WookcocKv FLOWS AND CASTINGS:
Also. stewart's wedge palteIn AXES, var
ranted ell Of which he oilers wholesale aud
retail ct hisusaal low prices.
In addition h my stock of Hardware.
have added Enc assortInent Of WOODEN
WARE. such as Tubs. buckets, Measures, Ras.
kets. brooms, Wash Boards. Butter Prints. A.,
ac.; snish department. is IN charge Of v. =.
dORsUcH. who 10 always happy q wait upon
AL customers who favor ki,a vita their custom.
Please call HEd a4amipe bis stock before Iur
"hA'iag elsewhere. [Aug. 10. 1885,. ~.
PLOUGH CAsTINesi
PLOUGH CASTINGS ~
n.y.
tnE attention "f Farmer and Merchants
II Is invited Z" my FULL AND COMPLETE
STOCK. embracing all the various sizes ~ a.,
"'A@r' "S ss,rG. cSlWooD.
MINOR 4 ND NORTON.
WISCONSIN. and other kinds. all Of which
will ss soid low BY the single piece OF Ton.
fn-Alsa, seal assortment &c rLOuGIis,
Gay Street. baltimore.
HENRY WILCOX
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J. ALFRED HuTciIiNS.
Jun" :. 1867. -Iy.
GROCERIES. WINES LIQUoas,!

GRoCERlES. WINES, LIQUORS E.!
TICEl
To ALL LO|ERa OF 0Oob BKAGDlL>.
WINES, TEAS AND GROCERIES
Having purchased the interest Of u. =.
YOE. in late bushes II Green Voc - ".
baltimore Street. near Holiday ST., l am
prepared Ia offer great iHsiHcsmsafs 10 cps-
ioa'rr, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Keep constantly on hand "a large aud we'll
selected STOCK OF GOODS. consisting IA
part ii
GREEN a BLACK TEAS.
sf choice chops
'ofFEES-Java, Laguyra. Rio. A..
English and American
PICKLES. SAFEhS AND COMMUNISTS.
OLIVES, ITALIAN MACCAROSI.
AND vERMEcILLA.
Fresh Taned Fruits Of all kinds, Can-d
Meats and Fish. Foreign and Domestic Pre-.
saVes and Jellies. have on hani d, tine
Stock II Old
bRASDiEs.
WHISTLES
AND GIN which offer To- Hotel Keepers
nj the rcry forrest prizes, and ask a call
THOMAS W. GREEN,
~ West Baltimore ~. hear HolinIgy.
April ~. ls65.-ly
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SEWING MACHIN

And is Relative Merits a. Compared
lciM other Machines
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Miscellaneous.
I INTERESTING TO LADIES.


TAs following Extracts arc from Tie Testimony,
ThkeH under OATH, IN a a Teceaf case pending
before Ms Uaifed States IdteHt Obice,
rgoa As Actual Merits Of Me
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e0- SUMMER MATING OIL CLOTH
ny THE ROLL. Uust from New York; cheap
for CaA. Call aud see. w. 3. =.
May ~. iss7.--tE
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satier made Ia . to . minutes irons
sweet Cream.
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THE CoNQuEROR
Grain, Seed and Guano Drill.
pri.e .o,,. ,,i.t. SlCU an

Tube Grain brill. $s0; with Guan" Ai,a"h
Insnt, ti3u. $ Tube do. So; with Guam" A
tachmcnt. Else. . Tube de-, sya Gra.a Sect
SoweT Extra, sl0.
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official character. But Judgment in,
such cases shall not extend further
than to removal from offico and dis.
qualification to hold any Office Of
honor, trust or profit under this.
State. The party convicted shall,
nevertheless. be liable to Indictment,
trial, judgment and punishment ac-
cording to law.
Sec. 81. There shall be exempt
from execution or other final process
of any court, issued for the collecting
of any debt, q homestead in the
country consisting of 100, acres, and
the dwelling and the appurtenances
thereon, to be selected by the owner
thereof. And in city, town or vii
lage, in lieu thereof, lot with tha
dwelling and appurtenances thereon.
ProUided, that such homestead, either
in q city, town, village or country,
shall not exceed in value 50, UUU.
There shall also be exempt from such
execution or other final process of
any court issued for the collection of
any debt, the necessary articles OF
furniture, apparel, subsistence ana
implements of husbandry, trade, or
other employment to the value of
S50O. But no property shall be
exempt from sales for taxes, or for
payment of obligations contracted
for the purchase of said homestead,
or for the erection of improvements
thereon. 1t shall be the duty of the
first Legislature, that shall assemble
after the ratification of this Constitu-
ton, at its first session, to pass such
laws as may be necessary to carry this
provision into effect.
SEC. 35. All taxes upon property,
real or personal, shall be laid upon
the actual value of the property taxed,
as the same shall be ascertained Dy,
an assessment made for the purpose.
of laying such tax.
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ARTICLE II.
LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT

SECTION l, The legislative power
of this State shall be vested in two
distinct branches, one to be styled
the Senate" and the other the
"House of Representatives, and
both together the General Assem-
bly, of the State of South Carolina,
SEQ. Q. The House of Representa-
tives shall be composed of members
chosen by ballot every second year,
by the citizens of this State, quail
fed as in this Constitution is pro-
vided.
Sec. 8. The Judicial Districts shall
hereafter be designated as Counties,
and the boundaries of the several
Counties shall remain as they are
now established, except the County
of Pickens, which is hereby divided
into two Counties, by line leaving
the Southern boundary of the State
of North Carolina where the White
Water River enters this State, and
thence down the centre of said river,
by whatever names known, to Rave
nels Bridge, on Seneca River, and
thence along the centre of the road
leading to Pendleton village, until it
intersects the line of the County of
Anderson: and the territory lying
East of said line shall be known rs
the County of Pickens; and the ter
ritory lying West of said line shall
be known as the County of Oconee:
Provided, That the Legislature shall
have the power at any time to organ
ize new Counties, by changing the
boundaries of any OF the old ones;
but no new County shall be hereafter
formed of less extent than 625 square
miles, nor shall any existing Counties
be reduced to less extent than 625
square miles. Each County shall
constitute one election district.
SEC. a. The House of Representa-
tives shall consist of 124 members, to
be apportioned among the several
Counties according to the number of
lnhabitants contained in each. AN
enumeration of the inhabitants for
this purpose shall be made in 1869,
and again in 1875, and shall be made
in the course of every tenth year
thereafter, in such manner as shall be
by law directed; and representatives
shall be assigned to the different
Counties in the. above mentioned
proportion, by Act of the General
Assembly, at the session Immediately
succeeding every enumeration: Pro-
vi3ct!, That until the next apportion-
ment which shall be made upon the
next enumeration shall take effect.
the representation of the several
Counties, as herein stated, shall be
as follows: Abbeville, 5; Anderson,
3; Barnwell, 6; Beaufort, 7; Charles
ton, 19; Chester, 3; Clarendon, Q;
Colleton, s.; Chesterfield, 2; Darling.
ton, 8; Edgefield, 7; Fairfield, s;
Georgetown, 3; Greenville, 4; Horny,
2; Kershaw, 2; Lancaster. 2; Lau-
rens, 4; Lexington, 2; Marion, 4
Marlboro, 2; Newberry, 8; Ooonee,
2; Or. .geburg, 5; Pickens, 1; Rich.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PANKNIN's HEPATIC BITTERs are

rapidly gaining in public esteem. They
are decidedly the most excellent Vegetable
Tonic yet discovered for tho cure of gene
raj debility and disorders Of the stomach
or liver. Those who have used them pro-
L ounce them to be all that is claimed for
them. For sale by all druggists.
April IL fly DIR. G. H. Mot, Agent.
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1T Is ANIAZING-Tbat tho feebIo

1T Is ANIAZING-That tho feebls
should totter, with uncertain steps, over
the face Of the earth, in danger every day
of falling victims to the morbid influences
by which we are all surrounded, when
tested and proven vegetable tonic, capable
OF cndowing them with the vigor they
need, is procurable in every city, town and
settlement. 1t might reasonably be
thought that after the twelve years expe-
rienee which the world has had of HOS,
TETTER'S BITTERs, all would know
that it's effect is to prevent disease.
At this season the atmosphere is. .sur~
charged with the seeds OF intermittents.
remittents, rheumatism, pulmonary dis
orders, bilious complaints and the like.
Persons whose nervous systems aye re-
laxed are the first to succumb to these
distempers. Brace up the physical ener.
gies then with this potential vegetable
tonic 1t is the most powerful recuperantr
which the botanic kingdom has ever
mcnt: Try it. The blindest disciple Of
the old medical dogmas will at least admit
That tonic and Alternative, compounded
OF approved herbs, roots and barks, can
do no harm, while the testimony of thou
sands invites trial of its virtues.
Vigor is the thing most needed in these
cases as we'll as in dyspepsia and nervous
affections, and Hostetter's Bitters is.the
safest, 'surest and most wholesome
strengthening preparation that human
skill has yet concocted.
Hundreds of physicians have abandoned
all the efficinal receipts and prescribed
this harmless tonic 40 q preventive anG
cure for all cases of chills and fever.
March IL 6f
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY.---AN
ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN on the Crime of
Solitude, and the Diseases and Abuses
which create Inpediments to Marriage,
with sure means Of relief. Sent in sealed
letter envelopes, free Of charge. Address
DIR. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
FEB 9mo
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The Constitution.

The following is the legislative
article, which has passed it's third
reading:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-17
A PHYSICIAN ARRESTED FOR ADMINISTERING
CHIOROFORM. tT

Coroner White of IOb0ken, held an inquest
yesterday at 10 the body OF Ignetz Hurst who
died at O'clock that morning Mr. Hurst had been
crazy for days previously, and at u o'clock a. M,
yesterday, violent that DR. Mast sent for. The
Doctor came 10 the house Of No 80 udsonst. Ho-
bokeh where the patient lived and 10 quiet him admin
stered double dose OF clorooIm the first not having
taken effect The patient then slept for some time bnt
at a. 10, his appearance was such as to lead those AZ
tending him to believe that he dead The Doctor
was again sent for. ana after having arrived aPpieh
something to Hnrss feet Ia e;t tue QsseTUon ot is
death Tins showed That the patient had died. aud the
fact having come 10 the knowledge OF the Coroner,
warrant issued for the Doctors arrest. aud an In
quest ordered immediately. Henry Hoffman. ~ No. 235
WHshingOust., Hobuk'n, deppsed that, since opock
the previous evening he aud watched over Mr. Hurst,
who was not sick but cnzy about Il o'clock the pa
tlcUt got very violent. and DIR. Mast sent for The
Doctor arrived aud ordered medicine which he SAID
would quiet him Tor an hour or an hour and half The
medicine was sent for Ht once. AMI was gwen ny the
medical gentleman TO the patient, who spoke few lncO-
heren words; witness was not ~ the room at the tune
the neueinn was gyen about half an hour subsequently
the patient got easy aud then commenced 10 sleep nut
not lmuing awoke al p. and being 10 all appcarnuee
deal the Doctor again sent for; on his arrival no
said he the dead not, but subsc-
qucniy declared life extinct. Joseph Weiss aDd Martha
Christian, who had also watched Dir. Hurst before nus
dca ill., cOrruhurncd the evidence ~ the last witness In
many particulars, and added At halfpast the Doctor
Els nose It had not at frat the desired effect but
second application sent HIN 20 Sleep the sponge with
Chabert mnde post ton OF he body.
said that the man was laboriug under complication OF
recent inflammation, the lungs were very much con
gested the heart scpty and liver come what enlarged
There sufficient evidence Of disease OF the brain 10
have caused drat choroform dl not directly act on
the brain but was take into HE blood by The lungs;
little Of 1t vOn not hart him. IN fact violent man sufb
AZ he, weighing $50 would require great deal 10 put
him to sleep there was nosmel uf ch0roform from The
body there wonld have been the cause ~ death;
unrr the circumstances the doctor was Jusli1et IN re-
sorting to soe measure to quiet him; congestion of INC
lungs the direct cause Of death and cornform had
nothing to do with II. Dr. Benson cOrLobOrdcd Dr.
haberts testimony. The Jury found that deceased came
b, his dent from cuightiOn OF tr lungs, and exlOnef
ntcd the attending plIysiciantrOm Ill blame. ..
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GARRISON -Gup-Ta Bgoolyu. D.. on Tuesv e,enHg Sept
s A ths re,,encr pafrat by ih- Rss khe TOT
70, d D. VILLAIN " Garrison. of tie fra Of Guild Garrison, 10
Neir C. Guild No cards
ivgys-BUC KLKYon WEDNESDAY Sept IS 1879 q the residence
nf,Is ttIdJs father Fremont Center r. bF tho Rev n
Yr Mr sss T. u Newiofk ~ Miss Charlotte Buckley
daughter % D. r Burkley, ESQ
Sullivan Co paptS please copy.
uENDRCKgOS-JOSEs-Ou Welsesy Sept 6 At The residence OF
b. p1r.ut. I. l.. By he Rev Dr. BY Of h.yp,
Ia eLdksoB B,okH Mise Phoebe W., daughter VI MI j.
n Jones No carls
UoUsBC AMPBBLLA Hses ensaek j. on TUESDAY Sepi 70,
Nv ths Rev Rouyu Samuel D HeHss ofNenl ors 70 Mss ha
ne NJ Campbell o Hoboken. n J. No eada
EfyG-ROwDRg-On WEDNESDAY Sept 10 Al the Central " H.
buteb br ID. r. Buoss Albert H. King and Mss MAY no"
H., ,J,pt. daughter ofwn II Golsrd all Of this city
tSGNR-BAEER tho Usri states Legation, Pam. on nnf'
az Ssrt 3 the Rev Dr. Robinson Of the AnsosI s VIC
nv LsnTs IrHslis daughter Of the ao '"faeu'
Raksr % ElIaleth, scS-ieTsey
u,ruFR-DBRBH-Iu Bethel Conn, TuesdAf, sept 10 W we
Re-, rory Prou H. hher d., 10 B. Libss b<eoe oo'h
Of Bethel No card.
nnoRNR-WuIcOX- TUESDAY The 18Th Inst ~ IVY mi, Ds
"a p-ura bg Jehn Ns. David W Odohs ~ hybp
90 ia n daughter the se James NJ Wilcox oi Ivy 'ha
sCoI-r-Ou the 18th Inst az foker, by the Rev.
re- Rector DIST Pauls Chah Frank kycer o sing surg 10
MAGGIE Y. Scott Of the fsrmsr place
ARsOSs-ou TntAy he iaih INST The Chnrch Of the
I,ls Apo.e by the Rev Dr. Iowud Joan X HoVa iofAr'p
Of IN. tiy ana " Eys Papons Of Aubgru n I.