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DIRECTORS.
WADE HAMPTON, Columbia.
. WILLIAM MARTIN, Columbia.
+. W. McMASTER, Columbia.
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E. II. HEINiTSH,' Columbia. ......
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THOMAS E. GREGG, Columbia.
j. ELI GREGG, Marion.
Z CT: SCOTT. Newberry.
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Married Women and Minors (wbose de-
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Mr.. Vallandigham announces u
intention of bidding good-bv"
if.cs.
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Food For The People.
OO Hhas Clear Rihhed sile. sides =. :.

HHab olIouIutFs, s3F7tFsNu3 sr5'
r, ,2e Eerces Sugar Cured Canvassed Ha m
50 Bbls and Bbls 81 Leaf Lard, =; = s
! 500. Bbls Of Prime Flower, :. ~, -. - :
J 20, Heroes of, ".,?m1 Rice,ge ;L1;.-o. 4
, (: 100 B6ls and J Bbls Mackerel. ~,
zoe Btls Of Molasses and Syrnp, $50 !,
With full Stock Of Coffee, Teas. Sugar, ni,
Canned FJpits and :Fish, 4Jellies, Pickles,
Preserves, CAndiesi Raisins Dried Fruits,
Sheiied Fruits, Nuts, DO, aes., For sale
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k4E,E tnds StIIaif gasss ssss5 tssT IA 1ssIsss
No. Kaihba, !. for Bo6ssS sas.se yssaax
.Mills BSfises MaSfI5dx WoSkx,
silshts silis sbu11 1afursds
u psSsDfaatls6 To ApStS RstoisiAS5C CSatoni
gsesa Qrdens are solicited and executed 90.
5ASArssssfms. .sx,sA eSs fsMaesdEDSMiTHy5
Oct, q. 1883. I2m3ss' M lzisIx Sg9 s5.
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hy tas II hiks tho summer Rose.

M Non, AicaANp nkSRr witpr.
. Nv ,,es n IKE shs tah,tnef sgss
THAT rbehs ID Tie uiornlng NY
And e,,, the thNdSs of evening close
l. rrattesrd Oh The ground 10 die.
l,u, oh the tose's humble hed
The sweetest dews of night are ehed,
As Il che wept euch waste 10 soc
But none shnll weep tear for me.
NV life ts like the Autumn leaf
Tkat Ncmblcs In the moons pale ray,
It's hold Is frail--its date Is brief
feetlcs ss aud soon 10 pass away.
Setere that life shnll fall AMI fna",
The rareut tree shall mourn its shade
The winds hewnl its ieailess tree
But none shall breathe sigh for me.
My life Is like tho print, which feet
Have left on Te,npe'e desert strand,
Soon as the rising tide shali beat.
This track shall vanish from the sand,
Yet as il gri"ving to etince
All vestige Of the human race -
On that lone shore, lonl means tho sea-
But none shall cer lament for ne.
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NOTICE =.
70 Teachers,

'. r... g.. ~: s-. #.g,.. Z. .~
DUBLIC notice is hereby given
Il that the County Board of Ex
a'niners" for School Toachers for Alb.
beville County will examine all who
shall apply 20 them on and aftor tho
2Gth Of April instant.
No teachers will receive pay from
the State unless they Shall rass exam
ination and receive certificates OF
lualiticationS y
! Those wishing to bo examined will
apply Immediately, as their pay may
date fronY said examination. -
The: Board will pit at Abbeville
Court House. .1g:' Z es~i ri So.
l:Netioe is aiso given that Tie" boun.
daries of. the several Townships lin
this County will BE- adopted as the
boundaries Of tho School Districts.",s
.ss3o 81: =:H. .sJ.LOMAX, III
r Z ~ -, >. Chairman Board.
!, April 22 1s7Qi15azz77am III, .e:.ea
West-Jersey pioneer., 1870-04-29
S. u. M'GEAR & BROS
SPRING OP ENIN
II OR 1 $40.

GREAT SLAUGHTER.
GREAT SLAUGHTER.
Lowest prices since 1857.
Largest Stock in town.
Greatest variety.
Store crowded all the time.
Store crowded all the time.
Our low prices draw q crowd.
Our low prices draw crowd.
All bought for cash under the hammer.
All bought for cash under the hammer.
Expenses are Light.
SSORTMENT !!
ant to be Politely Served-Go to
M'GEAR & BROS.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1870-04-29

w We have our entire stock
down to the very lowest prices of
the day, and have meyer before
offered such magnificent stock Of
Goods.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1870-04-29
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
a Provision Store,

Brick Building, 8: ". ~
r,....;,,arb n, hays m os pectfully toannounce
thu store large and well selected stock
sdss s
a. ne othat liberal patron.
tee ttee heretofore bestowed. The toiio"inK ~-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-07-09
Business CarSs.

3nsinfss Garos.
ALEX. j. CARTWRIGHT.
Commission Merchant and General Shipping Agent,
6s6 Honolulu. Oahu. 1y
JOHN RITsoN.
Dealer In Wines, Spirits, Ale aud Porter.
900 HonoIuIu. 1y
A. c. BUFFUM. NJ. d..
Physician aad Surgeon,
ONCE and Residence, AIdch House, Fort street 7ss ly
G EO. T. IPLEY, NJ. D.,
Chase'S Building, Fort Street.
1911 Residence, Makai Fort Chaplain lily
LEVERS & DICKSON.
Dealers in Lumber and Building Materials,
$50 Fort Street. 1y
tn. C. HEUCK.
General Commission Merchant.
$50 Fort SsreeI. 1y
E. HOFFMANN. Md.
Physician and Surgeon,
Ccraer Merchant and Kaahumanu POstOce. os7
A.F. JUDD.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Fort street. three doors below Merchant Streets 7o2 1y
&. $. BARLOW,
AuetiOneer.
Snies Room ON Queen Street. one door from,
733 kaahumanu street. 1y
wM. NEWCOMR.
Dentist,
0fhce corner OF Fort streets. 72S ly
C.B BREWER s. co.
Commission and Shipping Merchants,
7Oe HODoiuIu. Oahu H.. ly
III. e. MCINTYRE & BROTHER,
Grocery, Feed StOre and Bakery,
Corner of King and Fort Streets Honolulu H. I. 6s5 y
F. A. sCHAEFER s. co.
Importers aud Commission Merchants,
HONOLULU, 7S3 1y HAW. ISLANDS.
JOHN THos. wATERHOUSE.
Importer aud Dealer in General Merchandise,
T9s Queen Street, Honolulu. 1y
w. l.. GREEN,
General Commission Agent and Broker,
QUEEN STREET, I6Ss 1yl HONOLULU.
FISCHER s. ROTH,
Merchant TaiOrs.
Fort Street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall Honolulu, H. L.
e. o. HALL s. SON,
Importers and Dealers in Hardware, Dry Goods,
700 Corner Fort and King sts 1y
8. B. DOLE,
Attorney at Law.
oes OUsr R'chardson store corner Fort and Merchant
III streets, Honolulu ly
ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER CO.,
Importers and Commission Merchants,
Corner of Fort and md Merchant Streets.
.r. 720 1y
EDWIN JONES,
Grocer and Ship Chandler,
LAHAINA, MAUI.
Money and Recruits furnished Ships Favorable Terms.
%. ... 720 1y
McCOLGAN JOHNSON,
Merchant TaiiOrs,
FORT STR EET, HONOLULU, H.
724 Opposite TheOd. e. Heacks ly
q. L. RICHARDS & CO..
Ship Chambers and Commission Merchants, and
Dealers In General Merchandise,
Keep constantly merchandise for
the supply OF "Aisas Sas HIp iy Merchant vessels
P. s. G. WILDER.
ADAMS s. WILDER,
Auction and Commission Merchants,
FIRE PROOF STORE,
In RObinsOn's Building. Queen Street.
6S9-1y
JOHN s. McGREV, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
of Fort and Hotel Streets rug Store of E.
REsIDExcE-ChaPhain ST. between Nuuanu and Fort SIS
72s Iy
L. L. ToRBERT,
Dealer in all kinds Of Building Materials,
Paints and oi WaH Paper, WindOo and Picture Class
.... Sash, Blinds, Doors, &C., &c.
OFFICE No. 20 EsPLANADE 27 1y) OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE
R. G. DAVI
..- %. Attorney at Law,
Will Practice In all The Courts of the Kingdom in both English
, and Hawaiian languages. 1885
692 Office Queen Street, opposite the Court House. 1y
IRA RICHARDSON.
Importer and Dealer in Boots, Shoes, Fine Clothing,
Furnishing Goods, Perfumery, Sc.
Corner of Fort and Merchant Streets,
723 HONOLULU, Ii. 1y
CHULAN s. BROT III Err,
IMPORTERS DEALERS
China Goods Of all Descriptions, and I'm all kinds of
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NJ Advertisers residing the Eastern United States, eau
pay enclosing GTSenbGek L. States TEa
Postage Stamps such they wish 10 pay
be inserted per above table, cr the time
paid for
~ Business Cards, when prepaid Tor year. are allowed
discount these rates advertise
when paid or charged quarterly.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-16
BLOOMING YOUNG GIRLS,

Mtde'ngcd mairons, those at the critical period
a't TIE aL'd grandmother, are all cured by the
~" @. our English Female btiers prescribed aud
used hy phy -i'l,n- hli Oyof the country.
liyou are troubled with falling of tho Womb.
Attended with sense Of weight and hearing doNn
pam ~ the hack aud side, aud other Mtendant
evils, English Female Bliters will give entire re-.
le 80
Those "a, the "turn Of lifc," mothers alter con.
hnensni, And all others (male or fcmalrl who
nre cOhNhe.c"nis from any prptracted OF ieh.Ii,
taihg complaint, VINO gaia strength SLOWLY, and
W..e bittcis the very thing theIr system de.
innnds II give, powerful appetite. add and az.
sl-'~ digestion, arou.e- the liver, strengthens
'rm "lh pure crimson blood cuursing through
ts channels,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-16
ALD DEE. l7EATti's

Many years experience IN curing Cs,arrh, con.
SUMPTION, Dyspepsia, constipation niles
disease OF The Liver, blood, stin, and
urinary organs, disclosed the startI.
ufiwt that The majority OF them we're cpus-
'9 ~ ant could only b. cured after curing thcm
81 seminal weakness. Inhalation, cuu-tic-, Ifuu
tones, tuinultnis, hypopho-h,tc-. mercury cop.
NuA' chhchr, burhu, injections, aud the ordinary
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-16
DEATH ~ AT THE DOOR,

In all these complaints the system evidently
shOw-a want oi fcd blood, and Mr.. Churchill, lin
ms Wurl. on Diseases OF Females says "Bcafinr
IA mind that the blood Is remarkably deficient IA,
req corpuscl"s, and the known property of ron To-
correct thiscondiiion, theory suggests u as the
most 10 no relied on, The best ol which is the a..
rsio 81 Iron Citrate of Iron enters largely into
into the composition of English Female Bittor-,
c"mhined with powerful vegetable tuuics of rare
qualities.
Among the mountains Of Tennessee and the
plb'y woods OF Mississippi, j. found certain
hard AMI hnty root, whrh mas been IN secret use
y! s"iil" "ll m'd"'"s Tor many years, possessing
magic power. IN regulating and restoring nll n.
hhi's suffering With nny affection OF ,l,t WON'T.
Ih.H root Ne have obtained, giving ia iur test M
our Pr"ot'", anu u D. nov one Of IA" principal
ingredients in these Bittofs. Othcr puW,fGil
ut'rne aud general tones also enter INTO it,
composition. We also add Leptanir. or Black
i"nl rulhclen' Vt act upon the liver and keep The
bowels open.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-16
Common tirOg Shop ss.,,crs

Empty Bitter Bottles, Of various siyIos can
DC found arouud almost every dwelling and cal,In
Throughout the land. Their t.sto is pleasant. and
Nf' advertised o. cure almost every disease WbIIa
~" Manufactures knew they p0s-e,. uo med.
l'lnhl propertes whatever they are 30 many
di,su'Se- tor exceed ugy comin1n bryrr4u,.
"hl'h 10 not, nor cannot possibly cure any one.
Beware of those pleasant lb!t'ers in ausrt bot.
urH trS contain sting i'r your yitals. and "a.
VIZ" ph! them carries a "tOper's' grOg into li.
mousse On" man Who knows nothing about moi.
''ln"' shN- ms hlg BOTTLES % common stun alll
cur" chll- gud lover, rheumatism and Cun.uirp.
ION hh"ihrf, whose bottle - very ucy, cures
wi impurities Of the blood, makes o.d mon
lung, casts ru' devils, Restores sight "a the
r.o.h'if VINO lIesuinr- every man a duIukard,
I"p's's 10 cure colo, ipgruWing nails, yellow
i,.'t li'aft dlscaec and lOye.slck maid ns r N,
h,'N 'hcy make no such cures, We Know the pco.
r. nl hrse ARE deceived anu swindled ami a. w.
1870 J." emulate these common humhBr.,
"""' 'h' following challenge to one ahd all
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-16
JACOB scmEErz, sole propr,,tor

Wholesale Icpot-N. W. corner Finh AMI Race
streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-16
BELLS Specific PILLS

are prepared from the prescription Of Dr. Robt.
u EEL, "a" eminent physician ~ many wears OK.
pefi"nce, aud are not worthless patent modi.
cine. Or Bells specific remedy ht. been tested
Tor many years, and Is warranted "a certain cure,
no matter how bad the case may De- Hundreds
uin", enclose ~ IN letter and they " N bc sent
on receipt, secure from observation, Nv mail posi-
paid, with rules and Instructions that " n insure
asteciy cure. Private circular sent frco. Al.
dress STEPHEN HANLiN,
Genl Agent, 737 Broadway, n. W.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-16
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.

That one tablespoonful Of ENGLISH FEMALE
bIITtkS contains as much medicinal prnn.r,In.
~ oSE BofrLE OF any OF the Pleasantly tasted
common advertised bitters Of the day The med.
Ieal profession % decide the question. Bo ii mn.
dersiPod that English Femaie Bitt+rs il moi a
leverage, but L. powerful. Iron and Vegetable
tghlf combined, curing long standing chron q
female complaints ia every direction.
Put mp in large bottles al I dollar and 90 cent,
per bottle, or SIX bottles for eight dollars and
soid by druggists and merchants everywhere.
JP. bkoMGooLEs co., Props.
Memphis. Tenn.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-16
FEMALE COMPLAINT

That claims its Victims throughout the len 9Th and
breadth OF the ladd
Many females suffer IN some way ~ each
monthly period some z rs are IN great peril "A,
the commencement of mpustrIst.o on, while oldsr
nee dread Its decline at the "turn ofric.' some.
times the menstrual flow il too much, or too lIt,l.
or may be- attended with pain may r. irregular
or entirely checked, or changed in appearance,
90 attended with other distressing symptoms.
L"hcorrhoea, or the "Wbites,' frequently drains
the system, or liberation Of the womb may create
pam and cause rapid prosiraiion.
Fall OF the womb y an exceedingly common
complaint, giving much trouble and Il stress
which, under ordinary treatment, IN difficult to
cure.
Mysteries, Green Sickness, lrTitabIlity of tho
WOMB. und other serious and fatal complnints fol.
low the iemlie sex throughout life. iiye- there q
medical gentleman who mas or can relieve the culr
sex OF The above troubles Not many. l. there
no combination u remedial agents that will come
TO her rescue? We answer, yes.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-16

D. LAMBERT, Ohio Levee, between
Eighth and Tenth streets has enlarged
ana Improved his shaving and hair-cuttiug
and Is prepared 10 shave customers in
first class style.
Clean towels, sharp rezors and courteous
attention are among the attractions Of the
Establishment. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-16
FEMALE BITTERs

The only acknowledged Uterine Tonic aud Fe.
maze Regulator known, will cure all those com.
plants above mentioned IN an Incredibly short
unc. The Btters at once nrouses, Strengthens
The womb TO It's natural condition, removing ob.
obstruction-, relieving pain and regulating the
monthly period. fonder stands n pale, feeble and
lanRnidgitl, Just bursting into wnmanhOod she
~ the PRIDE OF all, lat bark she silently steals
plcsIc, ears chalk or a slate pencil. no appetite
Tor food she turns with dun eye and seeks -ol-
itudc her eye M longer sparklcs, her merry
laugh !. no longer heard ringing through the air ,
she nopes about with bloodless lip- and gum, with
headache, palpliation. constipation, swimming of
The head, cold feet and hands, melancholy; sue
has a coated tongue, offensive breath, and a host
~ other owls too numerous to mention.
When neglected all these SYMPTOMS become az
graNatcd, there IN sick stomach, heartburn, lark
linc settles rndcr the eyes. the leg, aud ankles
are swollen, the hair losses t. gloss and falls Oh,
there II brittleness and splitting o the finger
mails swollen abdomen, extreme ncr, outnc-s,
pains and aches, dry cough, historical hts, rapid
pro-tra,ion and death II you, or any II your
friends are thus afflicted, send at once for bottle
OF English Female Bittcrs and b. cured. Its II.
iec,s are magical insuch complaints. Surely no
mother will postpone aud delay this duty until
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-16
DROMGOOLE a. CO'SBUCHU.

tte urst anu cheapest comb nation for MI afl,c
tions Of the tuey end Bladder ever ~. "iet
and ps"d tv IN IN prepared by regular physicians
az rt'se Que dollar. Or SIX bottles for five doIl,,,
''' - druggists and merchants ey orywhore.
,. +, DROMGOOLE a co.,
nov lid6wim uo,n,,,I, NJ
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-16
NOTICE

~ '"d States OF Amerca. Southern p.,,r.r, o.,
it..rp.,
Nf'rels, ul 'I.s -th day OF ue'aaar. 4. T.. f.-..
I.y A., iI. I1y, owner off fl. H..rs.. be- b..
.f .'.I a l.rI % 'Hr % strirt Duult ~ f.,
lii I'D a'Cs 90. re- -8aIH.iu " sfr.pf of III. ft.
o. 1920 n.' ''. ~..HW'u.f "I,...f. Dr.. be-,
u'i. ..r. '' etc.. prsylu. i.,i Coz. !. mo
To .. D.. CON .'"... % ...0.l...D ..u ~,
Ir.rrro f sail iII-i.
NuI whereas. ~ Yr'gr - process in due f1fr,
%. i't, "a me directed, T.turqab.e on tho inst
Monday in No'cHi.r, ! have seized upon AID
lt'h the tnid -icaiuhla' "Lo4I.yi!lc,' hsf hoHi.
'. 80, co., 1t1 tHF" The same Ia ny custody. '
Ngiitris hereby gwen. that District Court u
.' n..'i states n.I DO hell 20 ths Ia .isI 'lt,.
count Room, 10 tie city u Cairo, on "a. IT. Mn.
ii, iH It.'utrr, M II, Tor the q a. OF the ID
ii"mi',s ana the owner or osners. ant an per.
''N- WHO hA'" ~ claim nuy interest there. o., ar.
N'.'il 'i"I % hc AMI appear 10 the time and
,',' aforesaid, % snpH cause, u any thcy have,
WY .' lr" should not to rendered 10 90.
',.' "'lI lhc pga,er Of said LIBEL.
lHfY, IT., OCT 80. lTu
p.r. join l.. RuuTr, rs. ar.na'.
D. .
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-16
INNINGS YOU OUGHT TO
l. KNOW.
A Lecture ON the Philosophy OF Mar.
rlage, and the Secret 1nilrmities
or Youth. Manhood and
Old Are.

THIS lecture should be- in the hands Of every
young man, and especially those contemplating
marriage, u Wi caution and guide him through
ne, and ifhe follows the instructions there laid
down. ne may escape disease and attain Old age
WIN all MS faculties unlmpaifod. II contains
rules aud prescriptions that Will cure any ease of
seminal weakness, emissions, etc, and restore
lost mnnliood 10 perfect health. sent IRE. 10 all
10y on" who la, suffered aud d. now cured
AdnrCHg, br. EIsAETELMAIN
station u. Bible House, New York.
oc,i3deodaWly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-06-22

come to think of it, don't believe was
quite civil to him." she said. d didn t
thank him nor say goodnight. l was wild
TO reach you" She unused moment, with
her eyes appraised and fixed on the lamp
flame then added, more softly, 50 But rec
ollect he said something before be turned
away. 1t sounded like God bless you
That was very good of him. Young men
don't usually speak so. 4 would rather one
should say that tome than pay me the finest
compliment
Unnoticed by her, Judge Fanshawe watch
ed his daughter closely while she spoke.
" That is a young man whom | esteem high
ly," be remarked quietly.
ado you?" said Rose. with a pleased,
unconscious smile, her color deepening soft
ly.
Lieut.. Campbell's hand was on the door
latch when he heard her speak his name,
and came quickly back to her.
- thought" she began, then stopped.
From his height he looked down with smil-
ing eyes upon tho dear girl, with her frank,
bright, blushing face.
I'm afraid you will think l don't know
my own DiHd,' sire said in some distress
a. But when saw you going, thought that
maybe I know well enough now, without
waiting a week. I'm pretty sure that if
you and papa are willing, am-that isl
meant 70 say -
What His Honor's Daughter meant to say
must forever remain a matter of doubt for
that sentence was never finished.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-06-22
Grace Greenwood on the Situation

We have vague impression that not long
since one of our exchanges had an item to
the efFoct that the witty and graceful writer
and popular lecturer, Grace Greenwood, :"
belonged TO the ranks of the opposers of wo-
mans enfranchisement We should say
it was the CdledoniaH, were it not for the &C
curacy that usually characterizes the state
ments of that paper. Whether this is so or
not, we are quite sure all our readers will
York Tribune, written after visit to New
York:
On my return was greeted on all sides by
the sad tidings, by no means sadly convened,
that the Woman Suffrage cause was dead !
Some ascribe its untiHely taking off to the
action Of certain distinguished ladies at the
Capital, who are solemnly protesting against
the ballot-and some to the absolute separa-
ton of the Boston from the New York branch
of its advocates. They say it died under the
operation-just so, according to the opinion
of surgeons, the Siamese twins would give
up the ghost, or ghosts, should the vital lig-
ature which connects them, be severed.
Strange l attended the last New York Con-
vention of the American Woman Suffrage
Association, without suspecting that the
lively proceedings were of the nature oil
funeral obsequies. | must say that our emf
nent President, the Rev. Henry Ward Beech
er, was uncommonly jolly for so mournful an
occasion. | also venture TO declare that he
did not then know of the decease of his poor
protege ge-neither did the corpse.
remember once to have read in that spir.
itual aurora boreahs, The Banner Of Light,
something quite strange and startling, pur-
porting to be the after-death deposition of a
Union soldier. who fell at the first battle oi
Bull Run. He said he was in the midst oil
the fight, or fight, when something happened
that took him off his feet. He supposed he
was shot right through the heart, but the
first thing be knew he was standing erect
somewhere, feeling as well as usual, and was
face to face with an old army comrade, whom
fifteen years before, ne had seen killed in
Mexico. Good God, Tom a" he exclaimed
|" thought you were dead"
so am" was the calm reply, "and Sc
are your
And this, be informed his medium, was th'
first intimation he had of his change of con