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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-26

TIE PsEUAATIo RAIIBoAD TUBE IN NEw YOEE,
Ike Pneumatic Dispatoh Company, Of New York,
I fs been boring under Broadway for the last
ihrce weefH, hithoutths knowledge Of the public,
cellar Ea5 hired where, b. degress, the neces-
ssry machinery W8s placed, and the work OF
boring The tunnel commenced. The men having
charge Of the work are 3 party of Engl.sh Hiasrs,
' no we're bat recently engaged IN the cOussrac.
ton OF The pneumatic railroad tube" under the
siTCa.e cf London. Ear;h was frs. removed in
front OF the cellar, and the men gradually worked
ont mo tte center Of Broadway. The earth IA
no. dug oul, but pressed away b. . shield exactly
the diameter OF the tunnel. Toe shield Is forced
ahead by means OF q number Of screws On the
rear c. he shield. worked By leFeEs the displaced
esrth exuding through the trsp-doors in the
shieid. The progress r'ade IL necessarily slow
s0oul ten inches per dsy completed Brckl2ysfs
follow 10 the rear Of tie shieid sud Inns the tu11e
Win bard brick, 30 prevent RE earth from cayinz
in. The principle b. which the cara viii be pro-
plAeG a stated TO 5e a. follows: an ordinary
railroad track IS laio 81 the bottom Of ths tube
ossT which the cas- are propelled by a current Of
at, aEd made 20 return By the creation OF a
vacuum. A tsnge, closely fitting 70 tho SIDES OF
ths tunnel, q fi,ed 70 one END Of each car, upon
Tie surface Of which tie air ac;s IN pTopeIing the
ca, The current OF sir viii he supplied by in.
uerse Zen. wheels, worked By steam at each end
OF the Feaie.
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The appropriation for the payment of arrear-
ages In the salary OF the adiutant general Of the
State vas stricken out on motion OF Mr.. TODD.
$500 were inserted for the contingent expenses
OF the State librarian.
$4,000 for that Of the auditor Of public accounts.
Mr.. Foute moved the postponement Of the CON.
sideraton Of the bill until tomorrow night. Laid
on the table.
To the objections Of Mr.. Foute, Mr.. Lynch said
that tie charitable Institutions of the State
omitted n the bill would be provided for in sup
Elemental bill.
Mr.. Foute again battled for the incorporation Of
tie appropriations 10 charitable institutions IN the
BILL stating 9 at he had no assurance that the
supplemental bill would pass.
Lieut.. Gov. Dunn resumed the chair.
The Senate adjourned.
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An act TO amend and re-ensct article 2i5 Of
the Code OF Practice was passed.
An act 70 remove distractions from Bayou
Holmes, Y the parish OF 81. Tsmmany. passed.
house Dill No. 46, an act appropriating $l35 900
for uniformed militia, was passed By vote OF ~
yeas 10 20 nays.
House bin relative to legal and judicial adver.
usements 10 the parish Of Orleans was passed.
An act appropriGting the sum Of $1,000 for bind
ing and preserving the n0tsria records of the par.
sh OF Orleans was ordered to be engrossed.
An act for the relief OF A. p. Field and Simeon
belcen was read third time and placed on the
An act directing the secretary of State TO fur.
nish the clerks Of the several courts OF the State
duplicate copy OF the registry Of voters was
parsed.
House bill No. 40, relative to notaries public,
resdiDg.
House bin prohibiting justices OF the peace Of
the parish Of Orleans from issuing process against
ihe city OF New Orleans and the Board OF Metro
politan police wss passed.
An act dispensing the police board from the
duty OF furnishing bond or security in case Of liti
third reading.
An act to exempt from taxation certain lands
W;inin the limits Of the first drainage dis
rict was lost. having been rejected on its second
reading.
An act relative to criminal proceedings, proyid.
Ing that no person shall be prosecuted for any
S'&t.'c WIZ VIC cAccpbOu OF tnat OF murder, unless
such prosecution be commenced within two years
after the commission Of the crime, was recon.
mitred.
An act to punish the bribery Of Witnesses wss
passed.
= joint resolution relative to the New Orleans,
Mobile and Chattanooga Rsilroad Company, ex.
tending certain privileges, was postponed until
Monday next, at O'Clock, P. n.
An act relative TO judges. Ordered enyrosssd.
Another city money bill was indefinitely post
pored.
An act TO incorporate the Louisiana Land and
Loan Company. Ordered engrossed.
An act amending the Law relative TO focr IN.
spectors OF New Orleans. Postponed until two
O'Clock on Saturday.
An act appropriRting $1,000 to print Mr.. Thos.
Geiray's Louisiana Arithmetic. Indefinitely post.
poned.
An sct granting certain privileges to the Bsyou
de Glaize Navigation Company. Referred to CON.
nittee Of the whole.
Senate bill amending Law fixing duties of sher.
III clerks, etc. Referred to judiciary committee.
The House then Tent into
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE,
horey, OF Ouachits, Ia the chair.
An act for The Improvement % 81. Charles Ave.
nue.. Bill recommended toybe indefinitely post.
poned.
The committee rose.
The House then again went into
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE,
Cerr, Of Orleans, in the chair.
An act sppropriati1g 5000 70 revise and repair
records in che State land olice.
This bill pending, the committee rose and re-
ported progress.
LEGISLATIVE SESSION.
Adjourned till Friday, st II O'Clock.
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By CHAsiT. NASH, corner Of St. Charles and
Perddo sirfts, a. II o'clock AM, an elegant Let
OF furniturs, choice selection OF chrome li,ho-
graphs, eDsSavings, ol paintings, etc, Terms
cash.
BIZ LorIs srFRs & BRo,., at 80 Magazine street
ard % Gravier street, at 10 O'Clock, eco casss
OF boots, shoes and brossls, suitable FOR fhe civ
CT county 8ade. Terms viii bs aououncad 81
fhs Fala.
By GABRIfL LEAUMoSr, at co Chartres street
200 osses odboois and shoes, 400 oases Of mems
and boya tSts, and an extensive ssssrsnsu, Of
New York rtde clothing. Terms cash.
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Some tmef go the Office OF the Cuunbreling and
Pine, brokers, No "a Wall street, New York. was
ron0ed OF tEted states bonds ana ether securities
70 the amount OF N25000, for the recovery or
Which nhd Up arrest Of the parties concerned in
The robbery z large reward was offered AbOut
week $50 the chief o. police OF Claoinnad
arrested man BY the name OF Charles King, o.
suspicion OF Us being o0nnsoted with tic robbery.
and tcit h.lt for Identification, together win
sJtptJ o. - missing buds, which were foonI
70 be posse sion, CAP, Jordan, Of he Nov
Tor poLe9 -,t4rllysd wisa q rec1'sitioD from Gov
ho.non, q Asw 1Crs, sno there beng Rpps-er.lv
&c DOUBT q ne connection Wi'h tie rcbbsrr, ne
prisoner vas delivered mp 20 hin ana he was
" evening shiPTed % b. charge to New Yo-k
SIy ~ s.al1 Il. t'iN. The matter was conducted
owh olieefs even were aware Of ,he Qans rrtiI
me asneueIasnt today. TIE rropo-tioo OF -.
waid csc Io jae chief Of police for the arrest Is
49, % 49,. cne O. Kings coniederates had
s25 Geo IN his possession.
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A good story Is told Of captsn who went into
grccefy where there we're lot Of Iounge.s, and
no one offered him seat knowing everything
about the grocery he went behind tbs counter,
anc seizfng keg marked powder, threw Ii upon
the FIRE, exclainiDg /" Gent 3nen, it's ny opinion
we've lived long enough" Tie way they raa ont
Of the store was caution to ground and lofty
fulbllDg. Qf cQsEse tho Aeg was empty.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-26

THE rEETH's SALvATIoN.-The interior bark Of
the sosp tree Of Chi is admitted by botAnists 70
posses cleansing end presoTva.ive qualities On.
shared By any Other Known substance. lie nstiys
name, 9ullly, Is from quiIiGa, 70 make clean
TITS matches sntissptc is q msin constituent OF
the famous preparation for the teeth known As
Sozodo1t, which has long since taken the lead Of
sTery other srticls OF its clsss Throughout the
Western keInisphsre.
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Buy tbs OILY sewing machine ct for family use,
the Grover q Baker. Warranted for five years.
Quilte-, hrasder aud ber1meT given with each mo
chine az l62 Canal street
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-26

ofan4 - k5Vo11ste5 kcntucsy.
A MILITARY AOADKsY roH BoYr.
Newcastle Is located m heslthy bine-aras -ygo d
ueafy county eq1i-dstant Cour niles frOc Size Il.ya
frankfort and Lexington and he Louisville Anoinnst
HaiIoacs, connected With zach By Eo3d Raisod Ike
and about two hours travel By rail from L0uisiies
lse icadeuy buildings, owned by himself u nodo-n
coneccon, admirably sdapte1 for school parrrFss stu
sec ~ Nc suburbs 81 the town The ntardAfd education
VIII air. o. thorouGhrest IN every brgact "a steTnsa
~ nPariial sd ceArcdng tkl-nsonL Thc a. L!Iss IN
be strictly cutery requiring prncsuaity lfsspns19 II
the perforeroo Of every duly The domosc dspar ers
I'll b conducted with and ssraiy no al 70 1rs ~
aei uf5ri ard cn,lsst q the sc1osis rss schol-
sc session diyiied into two terms oftgs5 saoa
.1e III oon- sne.ns On a7teubsr Ih. re chafFss fs
eyealns sKoSpting uniform, nooss anc ,eeui stsenu-
S 81. es - q snnd1ed cd SevssyAso dollars ia u ..
eooy q $40 entire session u forty Test psy tble 20
ssnsl sssn.s 9s q be beginning Of eh tsrn O M
tson 20 aedurton from thea charges will ~ made fof
absoe cotRs tie ter ez8epi 10 pTorsc0S sssnos8 o.
current terr Viu &c required -
unHrn frriished the most reAsousbls tsrrss Bosea
an1 stttoefy ~ Louisville prices As tno o. u.UI1
limited thoSe wishing 20 socure paoes IN lnsltu IN
should apply a. IN th making bis psruaasu rssi
dence IN keuucy AID deyo.nz hsaf h los eucatn 81
y youth The Principal hope. 70 hsys hs coDstion OF ns
hherds IN this Commonwealth
For fErines Information sddrns r. KIREY; SsfTH
st1asnte VIII leave tbs IT Etna1os o. th Loo ss
NC FrEit< Railroad. whanns szn,ousel ooVsy treul
70 desCas11. M X II
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New fosz fEices for the celebrated Grover +
Baker sewing machines. and no charge for freight.
Aaahire vAIhnted foE hEe years. Ouly machine
ft for families ls2 Canal strset.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-26

The Chicago lake front and barbor bill passed
The Illinois House Of Assembly by a vote OF 81 70
so. il cedes property submerged oy L2se aiohi.
LliIc.s Celysl Railroad
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-26

Monthy Saerissasnts inserted syery other day. 70 be
charged ~ o-lfIds its sbsvs rsses.
First and ienrth page monthly Advertisements each
srsare, $40 II msnih
transient - srteement., having ths ths paper
ar naeen 81 10 square, each ssbseq aent insertion,
% cents pr I are.
yirsl ARD to0rh rage hAnsient Advertisements sAch
Insertion, = 4 ger square
AdvertlSea to inserted ~ Intervals charged
sech insertions
Regular adv eers WIS advertise largely shs be allowed
snch eiseoa,t eb1vs named transient be
sr-sd upon Toc+sed shan such discount
xzseed rs per tsnt
All basnehf Of edvertis 70 bo charged ~
ssnis Eet pa II g. eSch is1sgion-
An trans ivsItisants mnst Be paid for In sevEncs
An edver not NAKED for any specified OF
toseTtsons vi be puphsbed SIX tuses and charged
iESly
Abus Wig feui,T advertisers shau be rsudered monthly
sqnssr e Se spsos oocupid OF lines solid agate.
9FIrit WEEKLY CRESCENT
Is published eFsy Saturday nsrninz. Subscription IS
GER a1nun 4 aava1ce haf yearly and qrsrtery. sane
sasss; hsng,a ip'e,. 70 eentG
Rates Of Advertisings
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Keep Hogan, ss Tohoapitoulas street sad IS
New LeVse, Leep on hand lsrgs and extensive
s'ocS of hardware sBd cutlery, Jas. q. BAu 2
No.'s asyes' lie. Ky.. VloEs, susar and soecn,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-26

MAGNOLIA WATBR.-SuDerioF % the best IN.
ported Germsn cologne, and sold At half the price.
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EDUCATIONAL.

Ma rs. q. NJ. CALDWELL.
TRsOaKR OF AL BRAEOHis
%
a ZbsrouTs English Esdaeetfen. xgadSxR.
Languages 0ad RIusis,
vooA rad Inssrzcsa1l
HaAwTEd,
LANDSCAPE AID EoRTRArFUEH'
DsrsngerS KOtals
Se - Cha-.sss Bs-sss, Eev Ossg,sz
EnRE H1Rss
Ks7. ~. ne.ceeh, Esw Orleans, L., Pr0Z u Dixaa
Charleston, T. O.; Hon TFas1aOra Landsy L0NlalAna;
Hon Judge Sir1on, NSW Criszn1; Psf. n T. Os sralL
fIazsylVsaia Un,vsIsity.
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GENERAL HEEUY sAEIrE's
MILITARY ACADEMY.
as Hcwesstis,
EEsR7 COUNTY. KENTUCKY.
MILITARY AOADKsY ros BoYp.

On espsenbof $50 1852 KrRBY SxGrE, With oort. q
sss anis whcse qaincotsns Of ihe hgres crdsr Vii
Oh, - Newcastle, Kcnsucsy.
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Adjourned I'll 7P.x.
EvEvxe SESSION.

The House was called to order by Speaker
Lowell st O'Clock P. n. Fifiy-one members
present.
House bill TO authoTizs State tax collectors 10
receive certain warrants for taxes was passed.
House biz for the relief Of +. Eaoe, fate custo-
dan Of notaTisl records, WIS passed.
House bill 70 punish street csr drivers for neg
ligeut or unskillful driving was passed.
SenGto bill relative TO damages for us1rpatiou
10 public Offices was passed.
An act authorizing THE sale ~ foreign lottery
tickets for the bene1t OF the Charity lspita was
referred TO the judiciary committee.
An act relative 10 pagish vas passed.
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T .OUEaEAEA sTArE srMIsaEn.
BEAR ALEXANDRIA. LoUrBASA
EoGo1ed aod BappOrss1 b. ths sSas q IO1s aarA


~, fns . NJ Eesso hgs 5aVs~GSr't. iss pa sosss
FAeyIgx-coasss-c 81 ftu oorrs ofs iasr-jtos IA az
e1 % si4slro nd Bcis1os uElsly taasst Ia 5s
OSlleets md IniTs.aitc1.
CorrsE 1b-scss Pr1r@rs.sr, A Acaz
sre ysp1riMenk, tnclt1r ktsrsr5, bceladc ard Or
1oIa CcalS a5eoi1A scaooi Of Civil k1g1saanz aud
TREssksF Ill eTDrsss sxosDf cic.h-e ssIJ 800 psy.
sos Il srnee oaaoss N e7uAl psyss Js8HaFy lss sS
dpsI LIST
osa9, Esagsa $ az t;rs dufns sssssl 40 uazssS
'fs-a tetg Of ocfIanoa
AaaTos o. y. BOYD. ser-r drtsaoans
1 LBERr Lyons sUaGOI. For sOvs,
saATAvA- PTEB COUNTY. nIssIssPrL
GsE c4iess AID Jsekson EsfHsadl
O5czsss Dsy - Obt4,asd sps1sstIa q RoBEl
PIfXIH. tea. Is adj ossap street. Esv orssAns.
-
n CsAC&s's''ss''s..s.s..... s.r...6DTICH
czSszp oyr1u URrzD srAr- Dssyssuz Down.
Oeoennbsf l. 1853. !
II Bsafrspy-Ths Botscs sssssd oza Ibis salos TIA,
JOHN fHOREHILI has nlsd his petition u be declared
bane' g. he partner Of T. W. Esb Issued through
ristake. Il shonld have beer Henry Tornkin.
Nj John rAoal has nAs Nppusd ter the esnec. Of the
BsnkTrpt Lsv.
4. LOW, Dosasy CLARK
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NJ --<s ~ EAE AkUAADas
CRESCENT IROH WORKS.
kse. AZ esa II FAOAR sRakfas INV Osus1rs
Ia TrADNrea % rsAsS contracts Ga WRouGHzIzoS
WOsK OF my Description o. QuaDssy q W. .es r-es
Slsonsscsursr d Orrscsas Brsss EOREE gaoFz.
Alsa. Of Cary. PArKSg BARIE BOEER.
Orcsr isa q. Box Io Mochsn'cE Krehtaes Z 40 Pea
ssHOe. vi reoaivs Pr0up. At.ers,oz-
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H0uFo d REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. Kent of st. Helena moved to reconsider the
vote by which the House, on Wednesday, finally
passed the bill creating the parish Of Tangipahoa.
The mOtion Was tabled.
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-17
AN OLD FEUD.
THE BOLTON DICKIEs TRAGEDY--DEArH OF
WADE BoLToN-soREruISG ABOUT MS
IIFE--llIS WILL.

THE BOLTON. DICKENS TRAGEDY--DEArH or
WADE BoLroS-soRrTuIS ABOUT HIS
IIFE--llIS WILL.
Mr.. Wade Bolton who was shot by
Colonel Dickinson, on Main street, op-
posite Court Square, n few days ago, died
at the residence OF Mr. Frank Cash, on
Court street, about o'clock yesterday
morning, after suffering the greatest az
ony. 1t was at first supposed that the
wound would not terminate fatally, but
Mr. Bolton refused to allow it to be prob
cd, and, although he continued sensible
to near the time Of bis death, his attend
ant physicians stated that they had no
hopes Of his recovery. The enmity
which has so long existed between the
Dickens and Bolton families has been re
ferrcd to so often that it need not be re-
captulated at the present time. Suffice
it to say that the deceased was one of the
chiefs in tho leud in which over dozen
persons have been sent to untlmely
graves within the past dozen years. The
feud was Of the most deadly character,
and, when Colonel Dickens fired the shot
which had so fatal termination, he al
leges that he feared Mr. Bolton was about
to kill him, as he understood that he had
madG threats to that affect. Coroner
Samelson held an inquest on tine body
yesterday morning, and the jury found q
verdict that the deceased came by bis
death by pistol shot wound indicted by
Thomas Dickens. On the morning oil
the shooting Colonel Dickens was arrest
ed and admitted to bail in the sum Of
Sj, 90, aud il is stated that he will bo re-
arrested by Sheriff Curry,
The deceased was native OF Wash.
ington, n. c., and WAS born on the Sth
day Of November, 1872, so that at the
time of his death he was in his fifty sew
enlh year He came to this section OF
country while yet boy. lie entered IN
to business early in life with Mr.. j. H..
Winchester, and afterwards formed one
of the firm of Bolton Dickens IL Co.,
who were, previous to the war; extensive
n9gro traders in the South. The firm
amassed vast deal of money, and that
the division Of the profits led to the
feud above referred to, and which has led
TO the death of 80 many persons MI
Bolton leaves a widow, but no children
to mourn his death. 1t is conjectured
that his estate, of which Mr.. +. Nj. Ap-
person has been appointed sole exec
utor, will amount to about $4,000 1t
is understood that he has left his widow
$50 600 and three hundred acres Of land,
and has bequeated $4,000 10 the widow
Of General Stonewall Jackson. 1t 10 al
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-17
"You Tilted me, and broke my heart,

"You Tilted me, and broke my heart,
said she.
"Seryed her right. too, the hussy y
said Smits wife.
keep cool my dear said Smith to
his spouse, "Well, Mary" said he,
You amt bit more sorry than l am,
I'm being punished bad enough with
this old pullet, here, Mrs Smith,
Mr.. Smith. I'll scratch your eyes
out, yov good for nothing, impudent
wretch" f." said Mrs. Smith but instead OF
that she flew at the medium and tore all
the back hair off him. and in two min
utes there wa. enc Of the most success
ful riots in the room that ! have ever
seen. 1t ended by the circle being bro
ken up, while the insensible medium was
laid on the sofa, and had whole bottle
Of Mrs. Tweezer's best brandy poured
down before he revived. Smiths wife
afterward sued for a divorce, and Smith
says he don't actually care a cent about
it, for she is too much addicted to th'
use Of her nails when she gets mad.
aBut, taking .ltogcths., I don't think
| will visit the circle again. | am undei
the impression that the mediums Us IN love
with Mrs. Tweezer and the brandy, and
plays the spiritual dodge 50 as to walb
into her affections and her liquor. And
I'm not going to help Linn do his court
inp
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-17
MISCELLANY.
An Hour with the Immortals
By JOHN QUILL.

Mrs. Tweezer, my landlady, belongs to
a spiritual circle which meets in her back
parlor on Thursday evenings. Mrs.
Tweezer believes in spirits. Before old
Tweezer died she was a second advent
woman, and used to rig herself out in a
lot Of pillow cases with armholes i'll them,
which she called " ascension robes" and
concerning which Tweezer used to re
mark, that if an old heifcr like her ever
did Get into the spirit world with those
duds on, she would be sent back to earth
to dress herself decently.
But Mrs. Tweezernever went up prob
ably because she weighed about three
hundred pounds, and never could entirely
overcome the attraction of gravitatlon.
But Tweezer died, it was said, Of a
rush of Mrs. Tweezer and poker to the
head and as she Immediately afterward
turned spiritualist, it was thought that
Tweezer's departed spirit must have
come back TO torment her, in order tc
wipo out some of the old scores she hac
run up in his lifetime.
SO Mrs Tweezer Joined q CIRCLE, and
long, lanky medium, who was shaped
like clothes pin. and whose mouth was
so large that when he yawned the top OF
his head fell over like opening the lid OF
a mustard pot
One evening, after a frugal supper OF
cold liver and tea that tasted as II copper
cents had been boiled in it, Mrs Tweezci
=, 60, ;oi,, tba f.irN1a | did n
The medium was the head centre, and he
sat in the middle, with the company
around him, and Mrs. Tweczer next to
him, crowding him in such a tender style
that the departed spirit Of old Tweezel
would have got up and hovled if he had
cared n cent for her. which no didn't.
There were three or four OF the other
boarders present, and medium, after roll
inc his eyes around as il he WAS in tic
last arones OF strsuglatieU, and open.
ing his mouth until it looked like the
Delaware Water Gap observed that the
spirits informed him that there were un-
believers present. and that it was desira'
bic to convert them,
Mr.. Smith, the funny young man o'
our boarding. house, stated that ne not
only thought it was all Eosh, but he did
MT believe the spirits could convert him
a cents worth. No sooaer had he NJ
tered these words then Mrs. Tweezer go
up, jumping around as if she was hung
on a string, and somebody was pulling 1t
and the first thing knew she fell against
the funny boarder, Smith, flung her arms
around his neck, and like to have mas
ed him rs fat as sheet of boiler iron, -
The medium stated that she was undsi