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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-07
DRUGS, MEDICINES, DE.

DURE MEDICINES, PURE MEDI-
CINES.-A full stock of DaUGS. MEDI-
CINES, CHEMICALS, ELIXIR EXTRA CTS,
PILLS, PLASTERS, Pow DERS, SiRUPS,
TINCTURES RESINOlDS. and everything el e
to be found In 4 first class establishment. PLY
sICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS compounded with
care of only pure medicines Of full strength.
JNO. w. EISON, Druggist and Apolhecary,
lee Corner of Maiu and 81 streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-07

WM. n. BRAGG, superintendent.
j. NJ. TURNER, Freight Agent.
j. l.. TAILUk, Ticket Agent. my3l
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-05
Che 5Markets.
Watertown Union Live Stock
Market,
For the week ending Way ..

For the week cmOins Why Ss
AMOUNT OF LAVE STOCK Al MARHEr
Cattle. Sheep 4 Lambs, Swine
This week, 2a3 2'1ll 500
Last week, 3ji $500 40
One year ago, go $3.50 sos
Price. of Market Beef--EXtra, VII 90 to
sll5O; first quality, 5000 to slo.73i second
quality, $3.50 to $3.50; third quality, $50
To $500
Prices of store Cattlc-Working Oxen per
pair, $50 5000, $3.50 to $40
Mich cows aud calves, 800, $50, 80, to ss5.
Yearliugs $40 to s9l; two years old, ss2 to
s3G; three wears old, SIS to $50.
Weston fat Swine, live Z! 20 Sc; dressed
9, to Toe,
Prices of Sheep aud Lambs-In lots, $3.50,
~, $3.50. 500 TO each; extra 500 to $50
or from . to Sc per lb,
Spring Lambs, 50 to $500
Veal Calves, - to so.
Prices of Hides. Tallow and Skins-llides.
ne per H. Tallow. SIC to &c per h.. Pelts,
sl.q5tosl 70 each: Calf skins i6 to licper ID
Prices of Poutry-Extra, y! to i9c prime,
Il to Isle; good Il to l7lc; medium Ice to
IGj poor TO medium, lac to i6
n B Becf-Extra anu first quality in'
cludes othng but the best, barge fat, oxen.
sccon. aud third quality includes oxen aud
two - d three years old Steers.
sh,cp-Extra includes Cossets and when
hose of inferior quality are thrown out.
REMARKS.
Cattle supplies increasing. rhis beng u
central locality, and excellent aecommoda-
tons. there is noticed u gradual drawing ct
sto elk at this point Il loads over the Grand
Trunk Railroad, 10 loads switched here from
the Lowell Railroad and l6 head Of cattle
driven from Brighton. giving u supply from
the West Canada and the Northern s,ates,-
Fine Bullocks. the hest over the Bivcr Kan
road. were sold ut $il per cwt., dress 1860.
Shccp--Prcc, have not rallied from last
week, point, even with the light supply Meat
sell, duh il the city. There being hut few for
disposal. holders were enabled to turn them
oil, few in place, with the settled cohvie-
ton chat butchers paid last week all they GO d
afford 10 pay.
Poultry-Fowl, chickens and turkeys at
market this morning-luostly one year o."
chickens and turkeys. Prices hardly rs iaf
a, last week Extra nice sold at lsa l9c.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-05
uscliriouI Societies.

u,,uopIsr ErIscor.L CHrRcH' hoV, u
W. pastor sabbath soryiccs--lnorning
l,1 90 ei afternoon at Ills. and o'clock.
cosennoArloSM cnlsem, Rev D. d n; W..
lilhs, ia and o'clock L. NJ Tue latter
=" the Academy buildingJ
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Masonic.

c.,.,,ry LopGr, No. l3. Regular commu'
. oh at Masonic Hall, in liardy's building
weH VaIncsdny of the week in which the moon
on iu "''"T Clark, W. NJ; } Is. W. fIichard
secretary
vr LEBANON r A, CnArrrR Meetings at
Masonic Hall on n, w@a n"n 'S e. a" %' '%G
W'nS ~ nr /. II. Jones, Secretary.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-05

Those wishing to purchase Piano
Music, or Songs, Ducts, and quar-
tetts. in sheet music form. can do so
by calling on X. II. Dutton, at iarr :
old stand. Also. anything in tn"
line of School Books, Fancy Artl.
cc,. TOYS, Letter and Note Paper,
Me-. &c. Give him call.
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u,ullxyny Trains.

Going south-Meil Tra" leaves hr" S,"rI
at iO'I5 A. Nj Freight IT," NJ ''o''
MohnaS drth-Mail Train leaves Bradford al
q s"r n; Freight, io,iaAM
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-05

The head Of Vermont railroad
shop was applied to for permission
to work on Fast day by couple of
men who were noted fol their lazi.
ness. Permission was given, ''tor, p"
says the chief, "you can't either of
You work hard enough to break that
day"
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Senator j. ). Morrill, and Hon. l..
Il. Poland have our thanks for many
public documents sent us.
Exhibition at Town IlallneXt Mon.
day eve by the pupils of Bradford
Union District School.

AUCTION SALE III real estate
aud personal property of the late
ierord Richardson of Corinth, is
to be disposed Of by Auction, on
Saturday, the 18th inst, sale to
commence mt 10 O'clock, a. m. Those
in want Of good farm, or some
thing in the line of personal prop
erty, will do well to attend the sale.
The iron for the Lamoillc Valley
Railroad has been purchased, the
delivery to commence the first of
this month; also some rolling stock
has beer negotiated for. Ii is de.
cided to have the cars running into
Lamoille Valley as soon as possible
and before snow flies. The work il
being increased and the prospects
altogether cheering.
MtSSIS. NAV HliiItN ~ hl'si"i'o'i
the new contractors Of the prison
labor, were at Windsor last week
with their foreman, Mr.. Poor, to
make arrangements for the com
mcncement of their business, and
for the construction of Il new build
inc for use outside of the walls.-
The work is soon to commence, and
they will employ about as many
hands outside as they do Oh the IN
side of the walls.
The Woodstock Age says: "a
disciple of Isaak Walton in Rutland
the other day offered DR.. Goldsmith
SO for the privilege of fishing an
hour in his trout pond. He agreed
and asked Isaak when he was com
ing. The next day at two o'clock
was fixed upon. The fisherman was
ION time" paid his 50. fisaed his
boar, but did not get a "nibble.' -
Cause.-The Doctor fed his fsh pre-
vious to the attack. Isaak says he
was ruined by "cheap labor and
don't want to fish any more in that
way.
The SoNG MESSENGER for May,
comes to us filed with excellent
Music and interesting Miscellany.
One song, "Baby B'ae Eyes in his
number, is well worth more than a
years subscription. Published 10y
Root & Cady, Chicago, III. Terms.
one dollar per year in advance. If
you want first class Musical month.
", send for the Messenger.
..rzr, sasvsv,s
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xy,;..yil!e Fire District

ID. X. ASBRoKs, Ghiet Engineer
J. [. SrEARNs, Clerk.
,v,rr.vltLr FIRE ENGINr Co. J {. StSarn~
l.r.,nnll; Alden Stevens Clerk. Meetings on
-, first Thursday Of every month
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-05

c. =. Marsh of Woodstock, has
bought the interest OF the estate Of
GOV. Washhurn in the valuable law
library owned 10y e late firm of
WaShburn 4 Marsh.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-05
Local and State Matters.

The next Concert of the Bra ltord
Brass Band will be given ut Tow u
Hall on Wednesday evening, the
10th inst. Admission-free.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-05
n.Lfnrd Council No. IL.

Meetings at Masonic, Hall ON wednesday "a a.
t' I''" ,,',,th ~ Of September December. March
"a az In"c' Daniel Hurlbut, T. |. G. Nj Rev.
/ Dritton, Recorder.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-05

We notice quite an Improvement
in the widening of the sidewalk at
the North end. II. c. McDUllce has
moved back his front.yard fence, so
as to give pedestrians chance to
perambulate without the trouble OF
heeping up a continued lodging to
avoid shade trees and fences. We
unders, and that c. II. Curtis fence
is also to be moved back, and when
that is done we shall have respect.
able side walk along there.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-05
Bradford village
Malls.

southern mail closes at 1918 M arrives
Of Ssp y, mail closes at 300 y, M arrives
At II An, an .lo.es Arm, arrives at 10
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-05

A man who has priced real estate
from Denver City TO Massachusetts
bay, says that five thousand dollars
will buy a better house anywhere
within those limits than the same
amount of money will IN st Johns
bury.
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4, q. ol'as. II.

pryrRslpg LopGE, No 90. Meetings every
r.'e.l,v evening. at Tcmplar's Hall, ShGp'
t,ri.on'. Building. DIR. J. \. Clark, W. I. l.;
MI y. Clark, Secretary.
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Y.r,Jsord Bra. Bnnd.

Nasie furnished for Fairs, Picnics' &c. at
reasonable rates =, Io,dor
p Il. DAVIS. Clerk.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-05

Jackson A. Vail, Esq. formerly a
lawyer in Montpelier, died of appo-
plexy in the Asylum at Brattleboro,
on Saturday, the 10th ult. He was
the first Representative Of the pres
ent town of Montpelier, after the
division of the old town He was a
mau of high intellectual powers,
which were ruined by excess.
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,., r. r.. Wn,hburm. d. a. Il.

DEPARTMENT OF VERMONT
B. Davis, Com'r, r. T. ""o'"' ""l T.
Meets every other Friday.
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Meeting Ofthe School SnperintenR-
enfs Of orange County.

The Secretary Ct the Board of
Education met the Superintendent
of Orange County at Chelsea, April
is. The following Superintendent
were present; Ira T. Bronson, New.
bury; w. Stearns, Randolph Geo.
NJ. Dearborn, Vershire A. A.
Wood, Stratlord; Oscar Bcckwith,
West Nairlee; q. &. Stevens, Will
Jamestown; j. w. Guernsey, Chcl'
sea; A. $. Allis, Brookiicld; Sam.
uel Kinball, Orange; a. B. Drew,
Tunbridge; w. II. Nichols, Brain
tree; w. II. Gillctt, Thetford.
The convention put forth five
questions on photography, and
eight questions each on Grammar,
Geography, Arithmetic and History.
The answers to the questions will
he given in writing. On Grammar.
Arithmetic and GeOgIai ny, 10 per
cent. of the questions must be an.
swcred correctly, and Oh Orthogra
ply and History, 80 per cent. to Sc
cure certificate; and persons ap.
plying for special examination will
be required to pass on ID per cent,
in addition to each Of the above.
The Fall examination is to be held
on the last Saturday before Thanks
giving.
j. W. Guernsey, w. Stearns, A.
b. Drew, Geo NJ. Dearborn and y.
:. Allis were appointed a commit
tee to provide a place for the next
meeting of the Teachers Institute.
j. W. GUERNSEY, Sec.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-05

We dislike to be personal, but
here is what certain man, who has
taken the OPINION for five years
and never paid for it, wrote to the
Secretary of one of our Agricultnr-
al Fairs: also, enter me for the
best JackasS; | am sure OF taking
the premium y and it evinces so
much good Judgment We cannot re-
iTaiu from giving it to the public.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-05

Col. Franklin Fairbanks is erect
inc fine residence in ST. Jo!nSbHry
which is 20 be the finest in the State,
at an expense of 100000.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-05

The Montpelier Savings Bank
and Trust Company was chartered
at the last session and the stock
subscribed within the time specified,
and the thirteenth of this month
has been set for completing the or
ganization.
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ssgsEs

In Bradford. w.. May ], IS7l, Emily wife
Of Thomas J. Stevens, Of Ncwharl, w., aged
6a years.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-05

Il snort time since at the request
VI d pretended agent for a patent
s"'e' John ID. Eastman of Wash
's'oh, wrote his name on a blank
va III the fellows pocket book, "for
eitience." The next John heard
MS name it was at the bottom of
sou note which was presented to
u, Tor payment, it having been
ru TO third party. VIM. Smith
NheIsea, is another victim to the
me windle.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-05

Barton, one of the alleged Water
bury bank ROBBERS, who escaped from
Montpelier Jail four or five weeks
ago. has been recaptured by detect
i've Squires of Claremont, n Ill.,
and was returned to Jail at Monfpe'
lier. on Thursday afternoon. Inc
reward offered for his return was
fiye hundred dollars.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-05

NEW STREET OPENED.-MeSSrs.
4. Bailey, Ii. Wright, and II. T..
NcDuttee, have purchased the Dea.
Oliver Hardy place, at the North
end Of Bradford Village, and have
IaId cut and worked at their own
expense. new street running from
Main street back to the line of Il
proposed extension of Cottage st !;
Ior which extension petition is cir
caldtlng - has been numer0usly
>'shed-and we have no doubt that
Will be made by the Selectmen,
as 1t will open quite number of
desirable building lots, and several
parties have already purchased lots,
"a the street already laid, and will
ouUd upon them this summer.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-05

WINDOW SHADES, MIRRORS. PIANO OR
MUSIC STOOLS. INSTRUCTION BOOKS &c.
All of which will be sold at reduced
prices and very low for Cash or approved
credit
The subscriber. truly grateful for liberal fla
vors in the past. while he asks not nor eN-
poets AL. hopes still to merit SHARE of
public patronage.
Those wishing anything m his line of Goods
are respectfully invited to call at
First door South of Trotter House,
Bradford, Vt.
t0u,2 e. BUTLER.
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H A R D W A R E l..

VI lflN 4 ti III UNIV N''i''hf - y 49,
Put up in neat packages containing about
300 kernels each.
Field aud Sweet Corn 30 cts per package.
Pop Corn % cts per package,
Sent to any address, post paid, on receipt of
price.
[From the Boston Cuhird'0r of November
;, 1870. branching Field aud Sweet Corn OF
the first named variety, tracing its ancestry to
yellow Canada Corn, an ear Is prpdueed at
the axis of the leaves, averaging from three
to five wen formed ears on stalk; stalks
with eight well formed ears averaging from
eight To ten inches IN length have been grown.
Ii Is ready to harvest in ninety days IRON
planting The csrlineSs, beauty and cNtraor-
binary productvcness claimed fof IL, cannot
but recommend il to the notice of every farm
or. The Sugar Sweet Corn of like habits, ears
eight inches in lengt', averaging from three
to ttve well formed ears to u stalk early, ten.
der, sweet and delicious. Let farmers and
gardeners make Il note of this.
Mr. Judson has demonstrated what can he
done by care and skill in the cultivation oi
Corn an no one rs it seems 10 us, can iail to
see that by planting this variety the yield OF
the Indian Corn crop must he greatly M
creased. Let farmers try it,
For sale by +. b, DAVIS n co.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-05

Somebody down at Cape Ann
wants to send us four dozen bottles
of restorer for the hair, "and take
if out in advertising" We beg to
he excused. because we haven't the
hair to spare, and can't consent to
"take it OUT just to accommodate
them.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-05

ened, falling hair checked, and b'ld-
ness often, though not always, cured
by it's use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophicd and deeaysd.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. . Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious TO the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wansad
merely for
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-05

We nave received cake of Ma
PIE sugar, made by Warren Burr OF
'nettord Ceutre, which is without
exception the incest Maple Sugar
We ever saw; and furthermore, MIR.
nuir Informs us that he has made
lTeRtgniRe Pounds of the same kind
,uonl one tree the present season.
-ue man who beats that can step
up to the head.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-05
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Cray Hair TO
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and eiHctua1
for preserving the
hair. Faded or grdy
hair IS soon restored
to lis original color
,rih the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick
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NOTICE..

ALL persons having unsettled ac-
~ counts with the subscriber are
requested to call and Sc tie.
u. W. COBB.
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A gang OF unmarked highwaymenI

a gang OF unmarked highwaymen,
robbed party of vChi4ese miners I'M
froeA day. 4har e arasa NaItSy DNif3rnia.
SFharobbers s3etA arr4sted3 bit tAes cam
:not.be punishSdaas OhindHs areNhe only
.,wistessss, und their testii1ony & not al
lowed in California. z s
John Boyer. half-breed, at Cheyenne,
just hung for murder, made this dying
sPeecn. IL is certainly model of bre-
Wy: "Me no squaw; me brave. You
1eei my leg. he no shake; my Land, he
no tremble, needer. Ne damn good
man."
amy Sedgewick, q noted Epglish nc-
tress, prompted by the favor which Mill
son and Sebnch have met with, is about
to cross the water professionally. and
Wall be ready for the next season here.
Prince Lynar, the Prnssian WHO mar
ried Miss Parsons, OF Columbus, Ohio.
got SlOO, 900 with her. II is said he has
u number Of royal brothers willing to
marry American girls on the same tt rms.
An exchange says a man from the Ku
Aiux Counties OF South Carplina writes
asking whether it will be saie for him to
come to New York among the street car
rutf1ans. .
Father Cleveland, the Boston city mis-
@onary, will be ninety niue years old in
jane. He has latoly been paying visit
to his son, STRIPPING of seventy three
years. 5r.
Si1ty-five Japanese tourists arrived at
Chicago from California, Saturday. en-
route for Washington. New York; and
the tour Of tho world.
The wife Of ex-Colleotor Bailey lately
joined him at Montevideo, and now
shares his exile.
Ex-senator Hiram r. Reyels has been
elected President Of Alcorn University,
at jackson, Miss. .-'
A young negro girl mistook q bottle Of
ammonia for her mistress hair oil. a
few patches of wool alone are LETT.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-28
n ::SNeS4lAE a,laz.,

-.QEATH OF dONsJSJsa saCHApPRtla-T
ae1 a9a Distinguished citizen. formerly
otsoiAth eArolinaabgk more FreoentlypI
-AiSbaMs, died OF hisTresid Snee, near an:
mars 6tnHbn, inLovndes! !l6nnty. Ala :
on. the night of;the 28d instant. = he had
been i'll for several months: and: both
from age and infirmity, his death was
not unexpected.S He was born IN Fair.
field District, 8. O., on the 10th Of Jan
uary, l782. and consequently was in his
ninetieth year. His intellect remained
lively few months of bis decease. He
spring Of 1906, and settled in the city of
Columbia. In the year 1903, he WIS
elected a, member of the House of Rep.
resentatives Of the State Of South Caro-.
lima, and held the. position for several
terms He wns also chosen Chairman OF
-the Board Of Trustees Of the State Uni.
versity. In 1911, he married dnugh.
ter OF Colonel John Greene, Of G.ioreia,
which marriage was blessed with nu.
merous offspring, constituting a delight
ful family circle Mrs. Chappell died in
1884, since which time Colonel Chap
pell rennined .widower, showing an
earnest devotion to her memory.
During the war of 1872, lie held the
commission of colonel in the South C,-
rolina militia, rendered him by Gov.
Middleton, but his regiment was never
called into aotive service.
In October, 1912, he wass elected a
member OF Congress from the Columbia
District, and In May, 1873. took his seat
IN the extra session oniled by President
Madison to provide the ways and means
for conducting the wnr with Great Bri-
tain. He served in Congress for five
Eessions. having been reelected in 1914.
While in Congress, he advocated pure
State rights principle, and gave an ear
nest support to the administration OF
James Madison. He was wont to consi-
der the two great politicni errors OF his
to have consisted first in having attended
the first great Congressional caucus to
nominate acandidate for the Presidency,
and. secondly; i'm having at one tim g
advocated Che establishment Of q United
States Bank.
In his public career, as we'll as in his
private life, Colonel Chappell was always
conspicuous fer his urbane manners. n o
spotted Integrity and commanding ia.
lents. He lived and died possessed OF
the respect OF all who know him. BE
moved from, his native State into Ala.
bama about fifteen years ngo, and has
/ since that time pursued the quiet vocn.
ton OF q planter in the County OF
Lowndes, where he resided.
Charleston Courier.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-28

IA Fam PnoRehrrroN, Tho Cincinnati
Commercial tRepublican, yet one % !, Of the
most indepen dent journals id the Union
!: in its issqe .of che Doth, Expresses itself
il the following. signifoant manner;
'yThe masses Of the people are not
anxious TO fight over again the battlep of
Tie war. Their weariness with the ieoia. Ia
smstion ,that relates exclusively to the
saving Of the country when. the uso of
the bayohet became necessary, has only
been exceeded by the impatience with
which they regarded the obstinaoy OF the
politicians of the Democratic persuasion
who refuoed to Recognize accomplished
events as fixed facts. II the Dem oorhcy
take ths Vallandigham departure, the
Republicans will have something to do
besides the glorification Of war heroes
and the exploitation OF the horrors of
the Kn Klux conspiracy There will be
q loud call for some Of the virtues Of ad-
ministmtion."
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-28

AT the National Woman Suffrage Con.
vention in New York, on the 1lth inst. !.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton declared
that "for one she would not have Cen.
Grant. q military chieftain, in the White
House; it is not in harmony With the
idea OF self-government," and that ..no
President shonld be allowed to serve
more than one term"
DR.. Jos. Buohaer, OF Now York. con.
tributes to the last Medical Record q dir
cumstantial account Of g case OF "trans.
iusion," in which three onnces OF blood
were transferred from young man in
robust health to female patient, aged
seventeen, who lay at the last point OF
vital exhaustion. Six weeks afterwards
the patient resumed service in the family
where she was employed.
The United States Supreme Court has
decided that the stocks Of national banks
cannot be pledged by the stookholders to
the bank issuing theLi as security for
loans or discounts, and thhat & aurp,us ex.
pended by q corporation in improve
ments is gains and profits, under the
internal revenue law, aud is liable tn ~
come tax.
The Savannah Advertiser reports four
mercantile failures and one out and out
"vamose." in that city last week. IN
the last case. about 5000 worth of stock
was left to represent som'o $4,000 worth
Of debts.
Edom Hammond, (colorcd.) convicted
OF the brutal murder of Mr. David
kirkpatrick, paid the penalty of his
crime on tho. gallows, ut Lancaster, on
Friday, the 10Th. :.