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The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22

Important NOtlce.-All persons
indebted to the firm of Rowe s. Coker are
earnestly and respectfully requested to
come forward and make immediate settle
ment. The year is nearly to close, and
we wish to settle all accounts by the lst
January, 1871.
If. ROWE COKER.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22
4. BALDING'S

Patent Glass Submerged Coubsa
ACTING FORCE PUMP
SUBSTITUTE FOR A FIRE ENGINE.
HNHIS PUMP WILL PUMP 80 GAL
l. Ions of water per minute, Will never
cut OUT the packing, has no friction. no wa,.r
ever stands in its pipes TO freeze. and il les.
liable 10 get out OF order than any other
pump now used. ltcan be set no in a ,hor,
time by any ordinary mechanic.
The No. pump for yard we'll. will b.
sold at from $50 to'$70. capable of throwing
sc gallons OF water p minute. The orice.
Of No. ? for railroad stations, throwing 40
gallons per minute, will be given upon ap.
piica,loas
Having the exclusive righ, TO this pump
tor the States Of North and South CsroIins.
and;ha wing established factory 70, the mau.
utacture OF them a, Wilson N. c.. will
r teive orders for them at wilsou, and. will
ship them by Express C. Q D., or. il the
menev is sent me. by the regular freight
The number of feet IN the dep;h the well
must be given in all cases.
III, KITCHEN,
mrh24-lv Wilson, N. c..
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22

Jso. Bcasly, OF Plymouth, committed
suicide, by cutting his throat with razor,
on the morning of the 2sth November. He
had heen afflicted with Cts of insanity for
the past twelve months. He was about
fifty Years of age. He leaves wife and
one child.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22

Town will soon be thronged with people
looking out for their Christmas purchases.
Before you bny examine the columns of
the SoUTHERNER, SO that you may buy ad.
visedly The best stores will be there
touad represented.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22
Az AcorrrAsLE cHnIsrxAs pnrary-.

An ACCEPTABLE CHRISTMAS Present.
A few weeks since vennticed that Mr.. W.
B. Willis had started new Grocery Store,
aud daily market on the corner, near the
store of Brown, Daniel Co.
We are glad to see that Mr.. Willis. ow-
ing to his energy and pnsmptuess, has met
with success that warrants him in largely
increasing his business, which, under his
efficient management, promises to take a
front rank in town.
Mr.. Willi> keeps everything in the Gro.
Gerry line, besides having every morning n
tuil supply of all kinds Of fresh meats, from
which our citizens can furnish their tables
Aud now for the present. Yesterday
couple of col"red gem'men appeared at the
door of our office bearing large tub con-
tanning hushei or 50 Of magnificent oys-
ters in the she'll, accompanied also by
lew ct ceteras, which -. G." pronounced
9 O-O-d.
We can sonch for the oysters, and we
confidently refer those of eur people who
desire to supply themselves with these de-
iici"us bivalves during the Christmas hol-
idays, to Mr.. W. b. Willis.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22

COMING Down. The steamer Olive will
carry colt on from all points on Tar River
to New York for So SO. From all points
on river tn Norfolk for SO SO. From Wash
iugton to New York and Baltimore for 81.
From Washington to Norfolk for 81. This
covers everything, forwarding charges,
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22

W. P. WILLIAMS, Esq, Mayor of Will
liamston, passed through town Tuesday
The Express says carts are beginning to
clog up the public highway. and His Honor
is ankiously looked for at hcme.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22

CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY FOR THE SorTH
rn<rR-Accordng' to a custom, respec-
o., and observed from time immem"rial,
.,o SorruERNER. its editor, printers and
.,,;l will take an holiday next week.
The paper has been issued with wonder
c,i rsgpIsrity during the past year, never
'';.s;9, -; An issue, and never on any occa-
,nn NAME than 4 few hours behind.
Onr readers have been to" we'll served,
o,t ave- tuo good natured, to hegrudge the
n,aIl relaxation OF one week from the ar
dn,",, and connning duties of the year.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22

SERIOUS CHARGE.-On Sunday night
last John Davis, white workman, recent
w Fl ON New York, was comMftted to Jail
bv Justice McCabe, for an atte mpted rape
npon the person Of a negr" woman named
Lucy Dancy. 1t is probable that he will
have sntficicn. time to repent himself Of
his folly.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22

ATTENTION, FARMERS, MERCHANTS, Me-
vertSement of Mr.. c. c. Lanier, in anoth-
er column. He is prepared to supply
almost every article needed by every class,
and his past reputation has heen such a.
I" guarantee that it will be in satisfacto-
ry manner.
M. Ltnier is now located in Tarboro.
and W II take pleasure in receiving all or
ders, an'l see that they are promptly exc
cut"j.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22

An APPEAL FROM THE DEvIL.-To-mOr-
wicked devil in the office, aud faithful
carrier abroad, will appear in propria
persona to the many readers of the SoUTH-
ERSLR whom he has supplied during the
past welve months, his Carriers Address
in hand. Through rain and shine, storm
and sleet, Tobc tas never failed to make
punctual weekly appearance, and we
hope his efforts Dave been sufficient t"
IL e.it some appreciation at the hands OF
those he has served SO well.
The Address itself will well repay yo6
tor the mite gwen. Don't forget the
Printers boy
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22

Old Pa Pa Piunkett says: eff it wa:
not for living, he would have been deaG
before This time!f
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22
sHoorrxa ArrRAr. IN MAKr,S-A

I SHOOTING AFFRAY IN MARrIx-A
School Boy !. FRoLlc.''- On Friday last d
seri"us a fray took p ace at a school house
In Martin county, nesr the residence OF
Mr. W. ". Purvis, the particulars Of Which
50 far as we have been able to learn are az
follows:
1t seems tha: on the day previous to the
melee, James Lee, a grown student, du.
ring playtime, Ingrily struck with a Whip
several times, little girl named Tay lor.
The next morning, II. D TAYLOR, brother
To the little girl, went to the School
House, accompanied by younger brother,
the t"rmer armed with a Navy pistol, and
the latter with a big hickory stick, and
enquiring for Lee, asked it it was true that
he had whipped his sister the day before,
to which Lee replied in the afiirmstive.- -
rayl"r Immediately coIIared Lee, and
drawing his pistol, told his brother to lay
on with his stick. which he did, inhictlng
several heavy blows.
As Lee attemLt ted to pick up stick for
his lie ence, Taylor fired on him, the hall
barely missing several of the chiidren.-
He immediate tely repeated the shot, intlic-
ting very painful flesh wound through
the lower part ~ the thigh.
Lee Was carried to his fathers house,
when DR.. Hatsey WAS called in and prop.
erly dressed the wounds. =
REASONS FOR REc"MNEND1NG MRS. Ell
LOFTS HoUsEw 1t is from q
North Carolinian, and the widow of q Mas
ter Mason.
Second. All who have purchased it say
it is the best book on cooking now offered.
Third. 1t contains simple receipts from
pra ctical experience.
Fonrth. 1t teaches economical and sys.
tematic management.
Fifth. 1t displays the beauty aud order
of a well regulated household.
Seventh. 1t gives good advice on raising
children
Eighth. On the care AID preparations
for tile sick.
Ninth. Its receipts for mince meat,
General Lees fruit cake, egg nog, Caro-
Ina syllahub, &c, &C., with curing meats
makes 1t a vaIua bic Christmas present.
1"uhg men. anticipating married life
should present it to their SloeethedrtS, and
nus bands wh" prevail on their wives 70
practice its t,rtcepts would daily save the
price Of the book.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22
Hurrah for Christmas!
look LOOK! LOOK!
GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED!

4 the holidays are approaching, and no.
n present can be moro acceptable than
correct likeness Of ones frlond-therefere, for
the benefit Of those who wish to embrace the
opportunity, the undersigned has determined
to make the following reductions IN his prices
from date to the 1st Of January, 1877 inclusive:
Carte de Visitcs. per dozen 50 so
:" -. -. Duplicate / 90
-o-Photographs each =
Gem Pictures ............-..- 70
Those beautiful Porcelain Pictures and Ivory
Types from So to $40. Photograph Frames
from 81 50 to s..
Picture Frames cf all sizes furnished to Or
der al reasonable rates.
A fine assortment Of StcrJoscopes, Views,
Albums and Brackets.
Portraits in OIL Ink Water ard Pasteile, ex-
ecutod i'll the finest style and at Northern
prices (,fe make these q speciality, and
guarantee satisfaction III every nstance.) Cali
and examine specimens.
Pictures taken as well in cloudy as fair
weather, except IN case Of children.
Call at once and get good picture at
W F. STAPLES
IPHOT RAPHIC GA L i r
dec1-tf Main street, Tarboro, n. c.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22

IMPEACHMENT MANAGING CoMMIrrEE.-
Last week tie Senate proceeded to elect
Committe Of Five Senat ors, to whom will
lie referred the message Of the House re-
ls,ng to the Impeachment of W. W. Hol
den, Governor of North Carolina, who are
t" consider and report upon the same, and
they are instructed tn prepare and repor,
rules of practice and procedure for the
Senate when sitting for the trial of impeach-
ment. The election resulted in the selee-
,ion Of the following Senators, tn-wit ::
Messrs. Warren, Graham, Lehman, Dargan
and Merrimon.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22
$276,3S9 69
s53l,2I3 81

HE PErpr,,
The Jo,' ~ ) LITERARY COMPANIoN.-
erarv '"'y r., Humber of The Peoples Lit.
pre.c,,. union, has been received. It
osr..n'. ~, '' fin" appearance as ever. and,
!bjng, "'Ied with all sort. Of good
Ar,>r = ~ i'' enterprising publishers,
APPEAR dr,r.,'.lle +, T., Allen & Co., Augusta, Maine,
viii p.ea,a ..'rni'ned IN, to publish a paue- ,hai
nrFca<in9 "'' a benefit all, and it's larp. and
,hry ave- GENERAL circul atiup proyes tI,a,
S''"rQhion 10 .,I,>s '"lhs, admirably. The
H,'r4,ed y, - always very handsomely il
very rrs,ona,es lie p'ice, for such bauer. i is
n'e "ent, 1t'So ,D@' olc' indeed, only sexrn,v.
"'r Grts ~ - year, and each new .oh.cri
ne '.v i2rr,,a,, "nt, steel engraving. renresent.
'' age. !, v If", from chilQltood +,
y published monthly. ~
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22

VERY NATURAL--W are not surprised to
see that Dick johnson, the so-calle1 Rep
resentative Of Edgscombe, has at last
shown his true vindictive character.
In explaining his vote on the resolution
asking Congress to remove the disabilities
of ex Gov. z. B. Vance. Johnson said tha,
he. Vance, had said so many hard things of
niggers AMI scaluwags. that when the
white mans party got the power that the
Republicans wonld fare worse :han the in
hahitants of Sodon and Gomm"rrah. that
he, Johnson. could not vote for the resolu-
ti"n. That he would suffer Hrs arm to
wither, his tongue to cIeave TO the root
Of his mouth, before he would vote for it ;
that h- would be glad if the three th"us-
aud colored voters Of his comfy could vote
direct on the same question.
Such sentiments are in exact keeping
with q man who, in the late election, de
clares his willingness and purposes to ap.
propriate any money that might come in
his way fairly or unfairly.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22

And IUI otueT GW3lus, rIlIgIug ~ v14lB ISOlII
$3.50 to $50. JOIIN LONDON,
Com missioner.
RS Descriptions Of property on ii:e Z. our
Office.
Es- Send money by Pos+office Order or
Registered Letter.
For information and orders, address
W. H -GERKEN, General Agent.
Principal Office No. II South Second street
P. o. Bo15s Wilmington, y. O. dee13-td
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22
WANTED.

A SITUATION AS TEACHER, BY A
n lady who has had several years ex-
perience in teaching the us,ral English
Branches, Latin, French and Music.
References given if desired. Address,
stating terms, Miss M. j.,
:. .:'---'a Care of Walter Myrick,
deet-lH EeDpom's g reIs~f, Va.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22

MEssRs. ToIer, Matthews & Co., Paint
ers. &C., have removed everything to this
place, and hereafter all orders will reach
them at Tarhoro.
They are now engaged in painting the
"Edgecomhe House." preparatory t" the
January.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22

Az OUTLAW KILLED BY CITI1ES
WHOA He HAD CAPrURED--A GALLANT
WILMINGroS Dec. l7.--Di3k
McLanchlIn, one OF the notorious outlaws
ot Robeaon county, and Tor whose capture
large rewards have be, uiered b. the
Governor OF lie State and the authorities
o1 Robcs0n County, was killed ycSterday y
near Argyle, by iienAy Bigg>. McLauchlu
had forced B'ggS To accompany him "n
Ole of his predatory excursions, Bigss be
lng unarned. Stopping in swamp they
built f.e and land L ,Wn to rest. Me
Lauc!sIn tell asleep, when Bigss secured
h.s pistol aud SHIT him dead. The affair
has caused great excl emrnt and much re-
juicng III RobcS"n county, where Nc
Lauchlin'S many bl,udy deeds had made
ham terror t" all good citizens 4 COIN
paDy OF U. s. soldiers are still in that cuun-
~ aiding the citizens in their efforts t.
capture or XIII NJ rLauchliu's conIederates
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22
MESCELLANEOCS.

RNANOsES. GINS. ssLAEk.
- berry aad Ginger iirandies, Port,
Sherry aud MADEIRA h'ines-Fur sale by
AILLSPAJGII co.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22

y engasaa u calvary Church are bn>i
e1Iace f., 9,I -. IN autifulIy adornjng that
''F Christmas Holidays.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22

We publish the following Card by re
opnxt. 1t will, If course. explain itself.-
Ep. SoUTHEENER.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22
II W IjFNT, StCFCLl
Raleigh, December 10, 1870.

STATE AGRicrLTuRAL SocIETY.-In ac-
c"fdance with res 'Iuti"n at the late
State Fair t. agp.as:tt an Executive Com
n''''er 50 constituted that a quorum can
u' readily gotten trgcther. K. p. Battle,
Esq, the President, has appointed the fol-
loving:
J., u. 4.,tt, Esq, of Alamance
taWt 4. 3 Andrews, Granville.
Mai ~. A. Smith, A Aaruance.
4. Btonnt, Esq, Lcnoir,
tSg'e' +. smith ESD, IIalirak.
I. A. Iosler, E>q For~y,he.
L. D. Davidson, E-q., Mtcklenburp.
~ bl':ckrail, Esq, Granville.
yen, R. NJ. Hofse, Wake.
u: " +. " ,it5tm>"n, Esq, Wake,
y y w. ~ | pcirnrch, Esq, Wake.
n ". Wynnr, E-q.. Wake.
a.. J.. NJ. Heck, Wake.
H. ~ ". {. Kerr, Wake.
OF' r. b. Haywood, Wake.
'E' IN hAED.-In the Senate on
"''!' 18th inst, Mr.. Love, from a
''@' committee appointed TO ascertain
',~"' The amountof money at present
p nv. '1'ury' Submitted the following,
r il,'t.'I ! @ ''' collected in 1869 s4s4 60
n I.-n n' ''"Poha to January
'''............. 20s, 40 90
L,,..,, na'ance ce..........s s27s.sa9 6g
a.. o.oa cndyr chapters so and ''''''' %
''oS- 'O''' .... 80, 600 90
Rera,d rpd,- S26,3o0 60
i >bsc4l k,r,,'."'o >"'o acts. ...... IT,. III rs
rr,,,' ,. ''1 n"" in Treasury not
..-....... 1882 "a
4 Special ia = S276, 3S9 69
.irr,aL1r' rsI1''l ~, -: $l98 ,562 As
Special d,. ''...... 2@7,Oe3I3
P'S'''.. 7s,ot7 73.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22

T.RBoao, Dec. 22.-Co'ton II!
cents ..... --.s.
NORFOLK, Dec. 2o.-Cotton 14i
cents.
BALTIMORE, Dec 2O.-Cottou Is
cents.
Vew YORK, Dec 20.-Gold 1108
,11o} Cotton weak at 153 cents.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22

FuuND-A Plain Gold Breast Pin, filed
with Hair.
The owner can obtain the same by ap-
plicationat SoUTHERNER Office and paying
cost Of this uctice. 10
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22

In Edgecombe county, Tuesday, 18Th
Dec 1870, Mrs. SALLY LAwRENCE, in the
10 year of her age.
AT her residence in Raleigh, on Sunday
morning, Miss GRIzzr HINTON, daughter
If the late John Hinton, Esq, of Wake
unity.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22

CHRISTMAS BALL.-Thc Ball on Monday
night next, the 2Gth inst, promises to be a
most enjoyable affair.
The Noung ladies' of town and county
are all on the Qni riUe, eager y discussing
- W hat to wear" while the gents, more ih-
dependent in that respect, are no doubt,
endeav"ring to solve the question, "who
to carry"
We arc requested to state that tickets
can BE- purchased at the tw" Drug Stores,
Book Store, j. NJ. Spragln> s. Co., and j..
+. Ward & Co., and 10 one Will he per
united To enter tie Bail Room who has not
ticket.
TIE price Of the tickets are Five
Dollars.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22

WATCH OUT.-Daring the Christmas
holidays our citizens should keep double
watch over II cir property, especially hen
roosts and pig-pens. Many Of the light
fingered colored gentry have already COM
menced their Expectations. aud several Of
our good people are now mourning the
loss of their Christmas turkey.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22

Instance AGENCY.-Mr. Orren Will
hams is we'll known as ono Of the most
successful Insurance A gents that has ever
operated in Edgecombe county.
During the next year he will devote his
entire time to this business, and for the
sake of more facility, he will Locate in the
office now occupied by DR.. Pittman, under
the SOrTHERNEE "tfice. Mr.. Williams rep
resrnt> four Responsible c"mpanieS-"ne
Life and three Fire-in each Of which the
public may place implicit confidence.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22

OXFORD HIGH SCHooL.-We neglected
10 notice last week the advertisement of
this widely celebrated school. Mr.. K. II.
Graves, very justly known as one OF the
most successful Instructors in the State,
has become associated in the institution,
and III c"nnectjnn with Mr.. J. II. Iiorner,
the old Principal, presents inducements
for the education OF boys to be surpassed
a"where.
The Spring Session will open the second
Monday in January. 1871.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22

A Coon SCHOoL.-T..e particular atten-
ton of pa, emts is called to the Boarding
and Day School of Miss Curnrlia A. Cren-
shaw, l"ca,ed at L"uisburg, n. C. We
can most c"ntidently pronounce this sch"o!
one of the best institutions in the country,
com bininG all TIE advantages OF a th"r-
uugh education and unsurpassed h"aithi-
ness, with moderate and reasonable
charges.
Parents 'lrsiroHs of sending their daugh-
terS OFT c"uld not do better han TO place
them under the char ul MISS Crenahaw,
Who combines ali the requisites Of an ac-
c"Inptished teacher.
Our readers are referred to her adver-
tiscment in another cnlEmn.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22

COUNTY AGRICULTURAL S0CIETY.-Ow-
ing to the want ola quorum there was no
meeting I'll this Society "n Tuesday last.
The members seemed to have too much
Christmas in their homes t" give attention
to sIch practical matters at this time. We
are requested by the President to state
that the next rrgultr meeting will be held
Oh the 3rd Tuesday in January, 1871.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22

| aneo nn,,'t 'e ............ S276,3e9 81
'1"s 4S6S-''O''.' ...... 80, 900 90
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22

Rera,d nnd,- s26,3s0 50
>Fec,ql h., n,'.,' ' >a'd acts. ...... 1.2.l72 rs
............ 1887 "a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-12
The Great King Of Pain!
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
\ ID.

nR. McBRlDR-MY DEAR SIR: FOR TIL.
IL last six or seven years ! have boon afflicted
with rheumatic pains, from my knees down.
embracing all the Joints OF ankle and toes.
every year about thi. season OF tho year. "!
knees. and ankles, and toe Joints, and my wrist.
and finger joints would swell. and leave me- IL
the most agonlzing pain, known only. 10 thos'
who have suffered from this dread malady.
These pains wonld continue for Z period Of ffoE
three TO four months every year, and they have
been regular, unfailing annual visitors. ! have
been accustomed TO apply for relief to the be-i
citizens OF San Francisco, and have not failec
to use all the most popular remedies known :"
the public. ! would sometimes receive tempo.
rary relief, after long continued application. BY,
It would never fail to return In q few day., with
Increased severity.
About two weeks ago, while my pains werc
upon me. l saw you at the corner OF one OIL oni
streets, and heard what you said about your
king OF Pains" Iconfess that / listened 10
you with deep distrust; indeed, may saS thai
did not believe your statements. "Stll,'
thought 7, ats only q dollar, and III patrOnize
the 'humbng' one dollars worth" bought .
bottle, and tried IL trst on my knee, which was
f~carfully swollen, and nom which ! suffered
very severely. The second night I tried II again,
and, my dear Doctor. you can Judge Of my sur
| prise. ecstacy and delight altogether, when
fo1nd ON rising the second morning. nhat 10!
| iighth,i was a young man, and I actually danced
| with delight, much to the amusement OF my
| friends, who had been In the habit OF regarding
me as q decrepid old rheumatic. It bias now
been two weeks, and ] have not felt the least
symptom OF return. l believe | am cured. and !
feel so grateful to you that offer you thi- riatc-
mcnt. verified by my oath, to be used BY ypu II,
whatever way you may think proper; tor ! TEE:
where they can find relief.
am you're, very truly,
RAPHAEL L0OkASSR-
| San Francisco. October 18th. 1899.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-12

SAN FkAyeIsco, October 23d, lsna.
nR. McBRIDE-DEAR SIR: About
~ three weeks ago I purchased Q borIlr OF
your KING OF PAIN. to try and eli",- The
troubling me. ! have been 3 cripple f.r . loui
time with the hip disease, and ny, suffering VI
times has been very great, and ] haN" 'rirH
moro Z" sure cures" for pain than l hnvc hngrr!
and toes, but until applied the KlNr Of
PAIN 10 my hip I had never been s%n'ir'l' tree
from pain. ] am now fully satisfied that i IL
not q humbug. az ] thought a. hrsi, nnd ifh
will be interesting to you, [ will relate IT, eHcct-
In another case which occurred tht- afternoon.
| called on Mrs. Margaret Clark. an ~ gthint,
ance, this afternoon, about thr"" o'clock, md
she informed me that she wa- .ubjrcI 10 yer.
severe attacks Of neuralgia, which cnnpl"ri.
Frustrated her for q long iiin". ami TINT ~hr ss-
nearly insane from pain the Hay prrSioll'. while
there she was attacked with II again. And ]
never saw q person suffer 30 much In M! HE.
/ think that no one could suffer long ~ sht, did
without becoming entirely insane. ;tarfsd ioI
most excellent medicine. and | maze good tim.
for a cripple. When | returned. nppiird u
to the whole OF her head and neck. rubbing II
well In. ! had to leave iH a very few ,n'hhier
amer, but ! told them to use u until Tie pAiL
lefs. I dropped In q little amer six "'cl'''k mis-
evening, about three hours afIcr the mr. "ipli'
cation, expecting to find her -till on tho -lck
list, as ] had hoped for but partial relief: hat
imagine my surprise when learned 'lisi he
had Just prepared supper. and was fe lng IN.
tirely FREQ nom pain. n you could have heard
her grateful Acknowledgements for the great re.
lief experienced, you would have felt amply ~.
paid for your grstuitous services rendered while
In this city. Please accept my most sincere
thanks for my own part, aud believe me q" be
YOnr mort obedlent,
WM. r. CLARK,
LILO Leavenworth -tIcrr.
P. S.-Mrs. Clark resides on Mission stirred.
near Third.