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70 Our Friends and Customers,

WE TAKE PLEASURE IN STATING.
w Notwithstanding the disaster we sustained
business will be of but very brief duration. We
have rented the eemmodious storehouse, No. so
North Market street, two doors below the cor.
ners occupied By Messrs. Hu. Douglas 4 Co.
and Messrs. Evans. kite, Porter & Co, which
we propose to occupy until our old storehouse
is rebuilt. That portion of our stock that was
saved will be removed Immediately. We are
daily in receipt Of goods, and within % or 90
days we hope TO be ready with
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Real Estate Auction Sale.

ON THURSDAY NEXT, JULY IS. AT IL
" o'clock A. NJ. we will sell at public auction
on the premises, a TWO STORY FRAME
HOUSE. No. 1876 North Market street, con-
'H Thnss VIM desire n nnrrbase cbesn boma
in a good neighborhOOd, and CONVENE. 10 the
business center of the city. will do well to at
tend thus sale. 1t must be cold.
TERMs-One- third cash, and the balance in
six tW elye and eighteen months with interest
and lien retained.
ALS0-At the same time. we will offer for
sale a very desirable VACANT LOT, on North
Market street. nearly opposite the above. This
lot fronts 30 feet, and is well fenced. Terms
same az above. .. - ...
CALENDER Il GARRETT, Agents.
Jyl4 2t IA Cherry st, Maxwell House.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SUMNER PERILS.
How to Escape Them.

INV " iSS1 l(C AAOAAAe
TT WILL NOT DO TO TRIFLE WITH THE
L health in hot weatha. NigOr oozes through
the skin at every pore, and II Is by PHYSICAL.
vigor only that unhealthy influences can be BAL
fed and repealed. The vital elements are evap-
grated in perspiration. Intense heat converts
q man into a self-aeting pump, and the moisture
well-spfines of life within him. There is great
need, therefore, that these sources of physical
strength should be in condition to bear, with
out danger or inconvenience, the extraordinary
drain. If they are not in such q condition. the
individual becom es languid and loW-spirited.
The main thing is to keep the digestive appa-
ratuS in good working trim; for il the stomach,
the purveyor of the System, does its duty thor
Oughly, the liver, the bowels the brain, and the
nervous system. being duly nurtured, will be
likely to do theirs. In view of these facts it is
manifest that powerful and wholesome vege-
table tonic like ,H0STErTER'S STOMACH
| BITTERS is especially required at this en-
| feebling season. 1t is the most admirable of
all correctives and inVigoFants and for this rea-
son: II does not over-stimuiate the system.
| TIE proportions of aperient, tonic and stimu-
| lsting components are so judiclously graduated,
that the processes of IMMIGRATION and purlhca-
| tion go on simultaneously. and no undue ex-
| element is created in the circulation or the
| brain. All unmedicated stimulants. however
4 pure, excite the pulse and the nervous system;
Their exhilar ating effect is temporary, and
| when it passes of the physical and mental de-
| preston they were employed TO remove returns
an fTS ESF Fhs Is mot ne Sass
| a stomachic and nervine- The medicinal herbs
/ roots and gums with which they are impreg
| mated neutraliZe the exciting principle of tht
rye spirit which forms their basis, and which il
l in itself the most wholesome of all to ee irt
| eh1des Of alcohol. jyl3 dW-wltvai-
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FREE TERRITORY.
WEHAvE FOR SALE IN FREE TERRI
In &eGeId:

In Ed&efield:
Two beautiful brick residences at 5000; one
at SIS, go; one at 81 600; one at S. 500; one at
S. 0OC; one at $500; one at S4.5OO; two st
81 900; two at S, 500; two at So 600.
Also, one beautiful frame residence at 81, 600;
one at SIS, GOO; one at $1,000; one at sl2OO two
at $500; one at $500; ave at $500; two at
$500; three at 50 0GG five at $3.50; four at
5000; three at $500; one at $1,000 all with
beautiful shade trees and green grassy yards,
and in good neighbOrhoOds.
Also, large number of vacant lots all over
the town of Edgefeld, at prices to suit the most
fastidious.
Also, large amount of COUNTRY PROP
ERTY, at almost any price any one could de-
sire,
ARLINGTON, FARRAR 4 WEAKLEY,
iy3 cod till ianf 70 Maxwell House.
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Special Notice to Book and Photo
graph Album Dealers. nj
ROBERTS BROTHERS,
14s washisgton Street. Boston, Mass.


-giM sgisFftL N ~ 0l-l sEr
DEG TO CALL ATTENTION TOTHE Pho
~ tograPh AInpms. maanIsctuIed oy mem.
an established reputation for beauty and dura-
bility, and it should be borne in mind that an
Album bound in Turkey Morocco will last
three times as long as one bound in imitation.
We make Albums holding from IL to 200 pic
lures, varying in price from 80 cents to SIC.
Our Albums are seldom returned to us for re-
pairs, and are warranted to give satisfaction.
Messrs. h. Bros, publish some of the most
popular books OF the day, viz: Prof. Ingra-
hams Prince of the House of David. Pillar OF
Fire and Throne Of David. Jean lngelow,s
Poems and Prose Writings, Messrs: Alcotts
Little Woman and Hospital Sketches. Ecce
Homo and Rcce Deus. Auerbsch's On the
Heights. Villa Eden and Edelweiss. The Hea-
ven Series. ETC., ETC.. and they are continually
adding to their catalogue. Dealers will do we'll
to send to US for catalogues and terms. ~
|, ROBERTS BRO TIERS,
Publishers and Photograph Album Makers.
Boston Mass. ..r eel. jlyl5tf
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To those indebted to us we would add that in
this hour of need a prompt settlement will en-
title them TO our grateful consideration.
jy l-2W c., B. i G.
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BRAN NEW, FULL STOCK.

And will be most happy TO greet our old friends
and the trade generally in our new quarters.
Very respectfully.
CRAIGHEAD, BREAST & GIBSON.
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F1TE, ANDERSON & GREEN
CURE OF sCROFULA-A DESPERATE
CASE TESTIMONY OF ONE OF
NAsHVILLE's OLDEST AND BEST
KNOWN MERCHANTS

KNOWN MERCHANTS.
HEREBY CERTIFY, THAT INFEBRUA-
Il ~, 1860, Mrs. Armstrong, of Indiana,
brought her child, then four years old, to Nash
vile TO have it examined by the Professors of
the Nashville Medical College. then in session.
It's disease was scrofula, and it was covered
with sores from the crown OF its head 10 its feet.
1t was completely blind, and had never been
able to stand alone. The doctors told her there
was no cure for il, and ii was useless even TO
try to give it relief. Having seen the child.
and being acquainted with its mother. | advised
her to call in DR.. Westervelt. and let him see
it, which she did. He told her az once that he
could cure it, and would warrant a cure if she
would take his medicine home with her. and
give it to the child according to his directions;
which she agreed to do. In three months from
that time she wrote to me, stating that the
child was entirely well, There was not a sore
about it. its sight was restored and it could run
about as smart as any child of its age. This
cure was performed over nine years ago. know
the child is still living. and has had no return
of the disease; also know that DR.. NesterYelt
has since cured other members of the family of
the same disease. l give this statement as
above with pleasure, hoping others may be
benefited tit. ROBERT SMITH,
Dry Goods Merchant, No 90 Broad St.
Nashville, Tenn, April p, 1863. q
ERYSIPELAS, SALTRHEUM, SCALD
HEAD, G0ITRE, TUM0RS, WHITE SWELL
INGS, PRIMARY and SECONDARY SYPH-
ILLS. and. in short. all scorbutic and scrOfulous
affections and diseases of the Blood, whether
constitutional, hereditary, or acquired, viii
warrant to cure with my magnetic remedies, as
they have never been known to fail, as hum
drejs can testify. They are pleasant to take.
and can be taken at home without interfering
with the habits. occupation, or diet of he pa
tent. and no. other effects are felt from them
than a gradual disappearance of the disease,
and a return to health. ..-
All other chronic diseases successfully trested
at'my Electric Water Cure, as per advertise
ment in another column.
P. A. WESTERVELT, NJ. D.,
Electric Water Cure. No. Is Mulberry St.,
apps cod I'm Nashville Tenn.
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Table and Dairy Salt.

GEO. C. ALLEN i CO. HAVE JUST RE-
VI ceived and have for sale a lot Of fine
Kanavh4Table and Dairy Salt, in barrels.
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TO THE TAXPAYERS
OF TIE
CITY OF NASHVILLE

TNHE NED, RECENTLY AP-
Il POINTED Receiver. hereby gives notice to
the public that he has appointed Arson Nell
son. Esq, as Collector of the CORPORATION taxes
now due and John L. Glenn, Esq. Collector OF
the water tax, both If whom will Immediately
enter upon the discharge of their respective du-
ties.
That after consultation with many leading
citizens. and under their advice. he proposes to
collect the said taxes in money, not in checks,
and that to all those who shall so pay their
taxes in money during the me nth Of July, re-
duction of 20 per cent, on the present assess
ment will be allowed. He further states that
be does this with the sanction and approval,
and under the decree of the Chancery Court
at Nashville.
He hereby appeals TO the good citizens OF
Nashville to come forward at once and pay their
taxes, and to this extent relieve the corpora
ton in its present onerOus and distressing bur
thens; and without which payments il will be
impossible to carry on its OrdiEary daily opera
tions. JOHN NJ. BASS, Receiver.
NASHVILLE. June 30. 1869.
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HOME INDUSTRY.
Southern Serge Machine
COMPANY.
Manufacturers of Cane Mills, Sugar Evap-
orators, Cane Juice CHARTERS,
and Horse Powers.
NO. I2i BROAD STREET.

NO, I2i BROAD STREET.
NTE ARE MANUFACI URING OUR GEL
w ebrated self adjusting Cane Mills, Broad
Underhow ard Corrugated Evaporators, and
Cane Juice CHARTERS. II is the only SOrgo ma
chinery that will do what is REPREsENTED, or
will give entire SATISFACTION. and On which a
good srticle of Syrup or Sugar can be made
from SorgO Cane without the use of chemicals.
We guarantee all our machinery as represented
and being home mandatory, our guarantees
are available. Our machinery is ADAPTED to
both Sorgo and Louisiana cane We defy COM
petition in PRICE, Opacity, WORKMAssHIP or
DURARILITY, Send for on of our Manuals and
see what your neigh 0ors that used il last season
say of it. Order early, either of our Agents. in
ali principal towns in Tennessee Georgia. Ala
bama, Mississippi. Arkansas, Louisiana and
SOUTHERN SORGO MACHINE CO,
iyS-3meOd Nashville, Tenn.
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Wheat Wanted.
Notice-Caution Reward.

GENERAL VALUABLE ARTICLES BEING
= stolen from the house Of A. Morrison. in
Nashville among which ara several deeds. re
eeipts and other papers. all bearing the name of
en- March rs, 1868, due March Is 1870 for s505 IS;
two one hundred dollar bills; one Smith &
Wesson cartridge pistol moderately large SIZE
silver mounted; one large size book for papers;
one plug hat with q small piece of plush out be-
hind. Any one 10 hereby forbidden TO buy, sell
or trade the note. Any one will be given lib
eral reward by discovering the thief or by bring
ing any Of the said articles TO the office OF
: iyI43t A. MORRISON
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PUMPS! PUMPN!!
I'VE INVITE ESPECIAL ATTEN HON TO
w our pew assortment of
Pumps, Oh ndeliers, Gas Fixtures,
of every variety and description.
Bath Tubs and Wash BASINS,

of every pattern and variety.
Water Closets, Urinals, Rubber Hose, Brass
Goods. for steam. water. ETC., Vitrihed Clay
Pipe. for eistern and beverage purposes, which
We will sell at the LOVES possible figures
PUMPS Our stock Of Pumps are very sX-
tensive and complete. placing this important
eonYenlenee within the reach sf every house
holder, rich or poor. To be convinced Of this
fact 1t Is only necessary to call and examine our
stock and prices.
III Y"kANTS.--NoW that the city is ex
tending the Hater-pipes in localities which bad
not before that privilege We would i1Vite ali
those contemplating taking the water into their
homes 70 give us q call, where they can see by
drants Of ever description and price. We also
run IN connections at prices defying cOmpetitl0n-
IRON PIPE--rhis age of manufacturing
enterprise has developed demand for Iron pipe
never hefOre experienced. and we are now FULLY
Prepared to supply this demand.
We have completed arrangements BY which
We are enabled to sell a. CHEAP As ANY
NORTHERN HOUSE. with the difference OF
HENDERSON BROS.
Practical Plumbers Gas and Stsa4a Filters.
iun16 n au01Q n NJ Cherry al. Nashville
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IIIRGTNIA LEAF TOBACCO.

inst received from Richmond and Lynchburg
tan hhds Fine Old Virginia Leaf Tcoasco. For
ale low By J. K L. WHQRLEY,
may25 If A South Market {.
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Practical Plumbers, Gas and Steaaa Filters.
junl6 Il sugl9 70 N. Cherry a.. Nashville
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nearly opposite the Commercial Hotel, until
No. HICKS BLOCK will be rebuilt. We will
keep constantly on hand a full supply Of all
goods suited to the varied d mSnds OF the trade.
| To the customers and friends OF our late firm,
We extend our sincere thanks for their former
favors, and hoping to secure a continuance of
their patronage, we cordially invite all the
Green q Co. will be found at this office.
7jyl4 IT '707" F. FURMAN.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-13
THE
Selected Poetry.
SUMNER rs GONE.

Summer has gone with its sunshine and
shower,
Its brightness ha, fed with the withering
flower;
But memory hos PAINTED, with pencils Of
light, -It
Its scenes in the heart Time mover can
blight.
Though its boauty ses fed as star from
the stream, lr-s 1esE aau.
When the dark, drifting clouds hides its sill
very beam; f'4
Like TINT star. who' Tho clouds past, ngain
IL will como
Yet loved oncs who miled then, now sleep
In the tomb. ..t -
Though its flowers avo faJcd, its leaflets
grown Rere, I :f1,. Iu a. s
And Autumn is n,H sing the grave of the
- year, 4 Ks
Yet we may be hnpr by doing our part
Let the aowers of arction bloom in each
4
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Photographing by moonlight is at
tracing great attention in England.
A photographer Of GLASGOW, it Is stat.
ed, has by using the light Of the moon,
succeeded in producing several land
scapes and marine views, which are
wonderfully faithful reproductions of
the scenery represented, ], Those pic
lures have bcen prepared for tho
stereoscope, and give an entirely diff
forent effect from that produced by
sunlight views. aas i7.as.ss a,;si
e Wendell Phillips says, J, "Tbere is
the,Indian,ia race who have cost us q
thousand . million Of dollars But,
sir, thore is tho negro, race which
has cost US three thousand million Of
dollars in less titan eight years.
What say you to that2 And the cost
of thislnogro business is still going on
at the rate Of three or four hundred
millions q year.
The Widows Home, for tho tbono~
fit of the widows and orphans of tho
Confederate dead, closed on Thurs.
day,$2, loo, clear Of oil expenses, hay-
| ing been obtainedp 3btIf i'istt.
y The issne Of tho two millions Of
bonds Of tho Chatham Railroad, grant
cd blythe North, Carolina Legislature,
hoss been ssstoppEed tihly ,ily . writ of iinjpnc-
tion. 5,
A San Francisco paper has added q
new feature to it's column of births,
marriages and deatbs--divoroes.
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Nature and Use Of Plaster.

The question is often asked among
farmers, Of what use Is plaster When,
i where, and how 1t should be used ? And
:; it is seldom that satisfactory answer is
given to them. Neatly every farmer
who had made any application of plaster
had made it servicrable at one time, but
I without profitable relurns at annther.
/ Not one in n hundred knows the reason
/ for success or failure. w
+, Mosn people found llr Application, to
clover attended generally with good re.
suits ;some found it god sometimes Tor
potatoes; but not a single one could. tell
what IS plaster good for Chemistry
solves the question: Plaster is sui.
plate oflimr. TO different branches of
science it is known by different names.
In the arts it :s plaster; IN mineralogy 1t
is gypsum; in chemistry it is sulphnrlc
acid and lime. Snlphuric acid had an
affinity for ammonia, and when it finds
ammonia it breaks up its partnership
with the lime md combines with lie
ammonia, forming s'lphatc OF ammonia,
and this non-yolatilc. The line finds n
companion, when deserted by the acid,
in carbonc acid, forming carbonate Of
lime.
Hence 1T will bc seen that when the
farmer has ammonia in his soil, pnt
there himself IN manure, or IN any other
maner. liable to waste. The plaster will
fix itlhere, and in al! snrl cases it can
be applied with profit. whe otlor about
stables and manure heaps Is escaping
ammonia. and the farmer can iudicions.
ly use a lutte plaster in both cases, saw
mg the ammonia for his land.
Plaster saves to the soil nitrogen, one
OF tho chief mineral agents entering inro
tho growth Of plants, ammonia is three
parts hydrogen and one part nitrogen.
Ammonia escapes from decaying vege-
! talion whenever it is found, and ia sns
pended ii tho, Ill, a;i;! why:,, after c ioag
dry spell and considerable quantities j of
it has ascenlcl. The first rain brings 1t to
the earth, aud if there is h,,le plaster
in the clover field the ammonia never
rises again.
This very study into The uses Of plas-
ter shows that the farmer should be &
student, and in some degree, n man OF
science. He must learn hat in doctor
ing h,s soil, something else ihan mineral
substance may be needed, may need or
ganic substance as well, and to know
this is the duty ofthe farmer. But it is
we'll to have explained the nature and
uses of plaster. so that whosoever reads
may know whenits application may be
scrviccablc. i'"@
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The Ho,Dla Lamb.

When suns declins,d SnsSssts sing. 81
And wandoringhts fron> Vsaward roam,
When nights no hecnly hes. S0ns bring,
Then brightest shes the eta VT home! (
When tho brown bros, with M lsio low,
Watch summers dand autumn Some,r
When stately golden DIS must boSssa rast
When winter strips iishuddering l. Sses,
And chills the waves wanton fo6 NJ
Whom In The worlds ct gasp wo freS1tes
How blest is then u star of home ,is;as
CAtantie Mon'h{n&
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[Terms--- --$3 90 per Annum, In, Advance.

Governor Is also an editor. and In his Knox
villo Wing thus foreshadows The new move
ment: EAST Tennessee will all be unit
for the separation. We will accept, too,
the terms. Wo are ready to 60 empty
handed. Middle and wost Tennessee may
have their railroads, public buildings, turn.
pixies, and only their proportion Of The State
debt. East Tennessee will assume hcrS.
and ask no more .N| '..rt r.E.'I-
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Good as Cold" "Rarhp Of the soutlysrl
States or Amerioah China Grass.'k

How many Amc ha, how many.
Son,herners NOR. espeullv, are aware
that there is a/aluablerade being can.
Quoted aud agmehlina,nder their own
noses, of whin they arh,arcely perlaps
cognizan,75[nw mupytnow,iiat there
IS q ptntPowIng and furnishing ito
any exlcn' ~ Louisiana, Texas. Mis-
sisainpi, Frida. Alabam, yielding a
fibre so ,t'ile, yet so b.,,,llnl wilhal,
that IT. ca be tre'ted to real silk and to
supersedthe finest cotton,
Yetst isl Growingn tho fore
named htes and exp'rtirg SILL" into
E,,rops this splendid product, Ramie
or ChbG'ass. "Wc think (our lar
J gsst sssumcr says addressing the,
writes s'Eis articls will occupy a verv
impoS place In the exports Of A Am.r.
q, pllded It's got up in n proper
SaygHe are at present using a layqe
quad ,oeehly.."
N ,ohat as 't-,ohat is 1t Lke-
hoWttoJe got up in a p,oper ,ony"
dds its value and ,ohat its anil
cyta | will,reply to each of these
q,idin their o'der subject to correc.
tio1m those better informed.
Ely- Ramie or China Grass is bo.
ta9jy named s.tBochm,viu Tendcessii
md the order "Urticacta," so thai
no'a need ,n,stake i on inquiry.
Sndly-IL is neither unlike Jutc
orB,p, bns with n boldcr and yet
m6lmble fibre. ~ Is
lly-ATo bc got up in proper
wa! speak nf.the raw material. il
.shn nbe dried ,ohen the green Jecomes
eub e m s'agl s,#
q lihly-Tlie2 value in the green
stal G35a4O pcrton Of 2,24O pounds
~, ESQ per ton--dressed. for mix
ingh cotton and silk, f280a300 per
ton hts a<~.a sya.as3 4.
Mly--Application.-Any, Ameri-
caalo have visited this side the last
yea two, may have seen our ladies'
sf4s es !ers .nnrningg and Walking dress-
est might appear tosbe splendid
Frlsvender silk. American, ladies,
hoir, would not fail 70 observe, that
thdbsautifnl to the eye, it lacked
tHs'r"nt value Of silk to the touch
.has''rer'nr in every way to cotton.
Dry Of these American visitors
kEil,at tl,ls silk-l,ke material owed
M TO their own so'l--tl'at It was
c9 made"trom 7 hamle or CHINA
VII Mand R is no other y Europe than
tns"fea' and so called, "JAransse
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The NEeRoEs AND MR. DAvIs.-At
q meeting held in Washington city on
Thursday evening the following was
adopted
""Whercas we do not desire tho
blood of our brother /; and whereas no
good would now como from the hang
ing of Jefferson Davis; and whereas
sall is we'll that ends we'll (thc coun-
try having beon relieved of the curse
ofslaveryI; and whe,c cas- we believe
that it would 10 saving of the pub
lie funds, we, the colorcd citizens of
this District. stood ready to recon-
mend tho discontinuance of the farce
known as the JEFF. Davis trial. and
that he and .Andrew johnson be set
at liberty ut tho earliest practicable
moment, with mark upon, thcm,
least any ono finding them should slay
them but we have been fanked by
the Into amnesty proclamation of the
President" atsu5s ,r.a
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AN AWFUL DEATH. The Pittshurg
Dispatch says: At the saw -mill ol
John Rcdman, Birmingham, four men
were engaged at the saw, large one OF
aboui four feet in diameter. Two were
working.the carriage aud timber in
front Of tie saw, and tile oLhertwo were
in the rear disposing of the boards and
refuse pieces rs they came out. Isaac
Robh was standing next to the saw
with his back to it. He took mp the
end ofa refuse piece, while Patrick
Crehan had the other one. They were
in the act of hurling the loose piece of
wood to one side, when it brokon two
places. and Robb lost his balance and
fell back upon the saw. The usual
speed ls about 900 revolutions per min.
ute, and the unfortunate man in an in.
slant was literally snlit in two. and one.
half o: his body fell'o each side Of the
saw. One side Of his face was torn off
from his body, while blood and matter
were thrown upon the joist above and
over the saw, or in front. SO quick
was it done thatthe workmcn enga eed
with the unfortunate man could hardly
say they had SCENT, and ono Of them
almost tainted 1.-THE sight of tho re-
mains OF his companion. ~ '"a1