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DR.. Wells Extract of
y & He u bic BA

retains all Che medicinal virtuespecultar TO the
plant aud must betaj,n ~ a permanent cura-
tive agent.
u tiscr" want Of faction i'm your Liver
ana Spleen? Unless relieved at once the
h.o}d DtromtS impure by deleterious secre-
tons. producing scrotulous skin Diseases
Elotches, Feloua, Pustulcs, Canker, Pimples
&c. &c.
Take .EUrUbPbn 70 cleanse, purify and re-
stcrr the VitHled blood to healthy action.
H@aYc S@U ~ DySpeptic Stomach
tlu.s~ bl -llpn Is promptly aided the system
IS dehttstrd with loss OF viz al force. poverty of
the Blood, DToPscal Tendency, General Weak
ness or Lese.tudr.
fak" il TO as, st Digestion without reaction
II viii lmIdrt you'll. al vigOr to the weary suf-
fercr.
Have yOu weakness of fIse Intest-
ines? \ on are I'M danger OF Chronic Diarr-
hua or the dreadful Inflammation of the Bow
els.
Take ii 70 allav irritation and ward off ten
don"v to Inflammation.
Have 70u weakness Of the Uterine
or rlmIry Organs? You must procure
instant real, OF YOU are liable TO suffering
worse than death.
.tc it 10 strengthen organic weakness or
ifn becomes burden.
FINALLY it should be frequently taken to keep
tue ~ etCfn il perfect hCa tn YOU are other
wise IN great dangcr OF ma'arial, miasmatic or
contagious tia. asses.
join ~. tCF}dOGG, 1s Platt St, NY,
Sole 3 gents for the United States
F7j"c - ua- hor rlr. Seud for Circular.
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DIR En,t'~ >7ar9apsriIEa and <s:seeH's
Delight.

DETAEasE
No remedy possesses so many valuable Medi-
..-,laI Properties as this comhin alton OF Root,
H,Ib- an! Eirks. The Queens Delight is &C
.nowicdged ~ physicians to be the NEST pow
rrtui remedy known for Impure Blood, Liver
.plaints, Nervousness, Female Complaints,
t,enstiT,ation Rheumatism, Diseases of the
ktineSs. Svrhi,itic \ Elections, Skin Diseases,
Chronic Complaints, &c. But in this pTepara-
ton Il is combined with other vegetable pro
ducts wuirh renders it, virtues 1oubly valu
aErr M.~t diseases have their origin in the
5'ood. aud AZ p Blood Purifier the Sarsaparilla
and Qucrn'S +, light has no equal. 1t requires
but "a trial to convince thc most sceptical.
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SPECIAL FEATURES AND ADVAN-

SPECIAL FEATURES AND ADVAN-
TAGES.
list No restriction Residence CT TIavIl.
ID. No extra charge on the lives of Females.
Sd. Policies InconteGtj5ie after Five Years.
4th. The rates of Interest On the Funds of the
Company higher than those on the Funds OF
Companies located in other Stats, thus insur-
ing larger Dividends to Policy Holders.
5th. The directors and Officers of the Com
pany are 70 ninent NORTH CAROLINIANS.
who are KNOWN TO be men OF INTEGRITY
and WORIH.
9th. The CONF - = aoIsHed on d solid
ard permanent ha cps having been takar
9TH. All the Funds of the Com RanY
are Invested jss this state and GircsS-
iAt4ft among orr own People. This fact
HlDuld commend the Com pany, above all 9TH
erS, to North. CaroliniaES. 1t is well known
that hundreds OF thousands OF Dollars in Lite
Premiums are annually Sc 1T North to enrich
Northern Capitalists, u is continually draining
our people OF immense amO':n is which should
be kept at home. On this ground the friends
Of TINS Company confidently appeal to everysOn
OF the Old North State, and ask their SUI port
for thus Home EnSfifutiOH. which, while it
offers substantially Ali the advantage o. North
ern Cor ranics helps to build up KKSs.ae Isa-
terestS.
JAMES y. BROOKS,
General Supervising 4 gent
c.,,,s gh, n. q.
april 18th. 1872 Tsp
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.,g eel dull, drowsy, debl tated, have
headache, mouth tastes badly, poor
i..e and tongue coated, you are suffering
Did Liver CT "Billiousness. " an u moth
..... apre YOU so speedily AMI permanently
pt.rcess Golden Medical Discovery.
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sr. Iuaf-. IsssIs s,ye - diae Best in the
world.
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For Female Complaints, whether III young or
od, married single, at the dawn of woman
hoo or the turn ct life. DT. Tutt's Liver Pills
-.- IN :t.t royS lodged rttaeGY-
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To Owners of Horses No one who has
used DIR. Tobias Horse Venetian Lnim mt
will ever be without it 1t is certain cure Cor
Collie, Sore Throat, Cuts, BFuise, and Old
Sores. Warranted superior TO any other; in
pint bottles, at One Dollar. Sold by all Drug
gtsts Depot, 10 Park Place, New York.
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PIE AL.
ON MARRIAGE.

W@HapDy Reliel tor Young Men
49, from the effects of Errors and
Abuses in early life. Manhood restored. In
pediments to Marriage removed. heW method
of treatment. Kew and remarkable remedies.
Books AMI Circulars sent free, in sealed envel-
OpeS.
Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2
South Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
aug II Z70-d&w3mch
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RATES OF FREIGHT.
To NEW YORK.

aRTIcIES par S+aamcr Per Sailing
Vessel.
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nEALERS and Manufacturers af steam
- Engines, Peanut and other Machines,
Gin Gearing, Griat and other 4Iills,
Brooks Cotton Presses,

IUKPEN IN z SIIII[S, and al kinds OF
CASTINGS and
MACHINERY
made and repaircd. Also
PACKING and Betting,
Gas, Steam and Water Pipes,
with Fixtures,
and all articles usually found in
Machine SsI;slsly s4Ors.
Also great variety ofN0od MUujdingS,
Brackets, Newell Posts,
Stair Railing, &c,
of the Latest Patterns.
We have great variety OF Patterns, which
we furnish Castings from free of charge for the
Patterns.
~ Ornamental Fencing and Iron Railing
furnished TO order. "a
hart & BAILEY.
july "a 254-d1m- ateod-tf&w1y
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BATCHELOR'S lLAIR DYE

This superb Hair Dye is tue 0es, in the world.
Perfact4J HARMLESS, Reliable and Instantane-
GUS No disappointment. No Ridiculous Tints
or Unpleasant OdOr. The genuine W. A. Batch
elor's Hair Dye produces INN EDIATELY a
splendid Black or Natural Brown. Does not
Stain the Skin, but leaves the Hair Clean, soft
and Beautiful. The only safe and Perfect Dye.
Sol.. by ulDruggi@ts. Factory Is Bond Street,
New York,
april "a. 1872. 1T7-d-eodHw1y
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10" THE GALES OF ARABY
w. not spicier than the aroma which
the fragrant SOzOdOnt imparts to the breath.
Nor is the heart OF the ivory nut whittier thar
the teeth that are cleaned daily With that
matchless fluid.
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INSURANCE. COMPANY.
OFFICERS

ROBST ii. COWAE........... President
JOHN w. ATKlNSOE. President
E. n Ca MERON ....................Sec Secretary
Dr.. L. A. ANDERSON Medical Director
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Thurst0n.s Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow.
der.-The best article known for cleansing q nd
preserving the teeth and gums. Sold by all
Druggists. Price Is and so cents per bottle.
G. Wells s. Co.. New York.
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CarbOlfc SaIVe, recommended by Physici-
ans the great Healing compound. Price IS
cents per box. John F. Henry, Sole PrOprie
tor, College Place, New York.
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BIG SANDY BRIDGE BILL.

Below we give the bill passed at the late
session Of the Kentucky Legislature, au-
thorizing the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road company to construct a bridge across
the Big Sandy river. 1t reads as follows:
|. BE it enacted by the General Assembly
Of the Commonwealth Of Kentucky. That the
LliEnbethtown, Lexington and Big Sandy
Railroad Co, corporation legally incorporut-
cd and organized under the laws Of the Com
monwcalth, and now existing therein. and the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company, a
corporation legally incorporated aud organized
under the laws Of Virginia and West Virginia,
aud now existing therein, be- and each of
them hereby l., authorized as "a part of it, line
OF railroad, TO build and work a railroad brid 20
across the Big Sandy River. at or within one
mile and a half of it, mouth: Proritl.d, That
# the chief engineer and the present vice pres
ident Of the Eliabzethtown LeNing ton and Big
Sandy Railrnad Company shall certify. upon
oath, before any circuit judge in this state
that i; ~ imprncticnblo 10 cross the said river
within the specified distance, reference 30 tn,
most natural and practicable route, and th,
best line for commerce and travel, and CON
nection with the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road then said bridge shall be built across tn,
river ut the nearest point 90 the town Of Cat.
lettshurg that the said engineer and present
vice PRECEDENT may report to he the most suit.
able, within tho limits Of the original charter
of the company.
>. The said Elizabcthtown, Lexington and
Big sandy Railroad Company shall erect and
maintain - well constructed depot for passen.
gers aud freight at or near the terminus of
said bridge, on the Kentucky side Of the said
river.
3. That this act shall take effect and be in
toreo from and after its passage.
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MULTUMIN PARvO.

Holding gates on the hinges by moon
light, is a favorite amusement among the voung
ladies and gentlemeA Of Maysyille.-They
have pair Of mules in Maysyille weighing 1850
pounds avoirduPois.-During the past win
ter, over 1900 barrel, Of whsksy were made
in Nicholas county, Ky, on which $35. 900 tax
was paid, and many drinkers mAde.-Thev
have horse in Ross County Ohio, "a years old,
that works regularly, draws his rations regu-
larry, and will run away irregularly, II he get.
an opportunity to do so.-Thirty FIVE mar
rage licenses wero issued by the Clerk Of the
kenton county tKy.,l Court during the month
of April.-The Bank Of Ashland, Ky, is to
be converted into Il National Bank with capi-
tai Of $500 ,00O.--Capt. Benham is in com
mand at Newport Barracks, during the absence
Of Gen Gibson.-The seven year locusts are said
70 have come forth in Bourbon county, Ky
The negroes own less than BIS ofthe 25s, 40
acres in Madison county Ky.-The little San
dy bridge was blown down by the storm two
weeks ago.-Toa and coffee are TO be admit
ted free Of duty from and after the Ist Of June,
1872. Wen take an extra cup after that
ime.-Mans6eld o., is enlarging her hotel
accommodations for the accommodation ofvi.i-
tiers to the State Fair.-The Big Sandy rail
road has been completed to Winchester, Ky.
and the Telegraph on tho VI. & l.. r. X. to
Carlislo.-Dr. John A. Mitchell, Of Mays.
willie Ky, has patented process for preserving
bodies after death. \ patent will soon be taken
out for preserru,y The souis Of men in an other
world.-An anvil weighing 100000 pounds
was cast at Portsmouth, only a fcw days ago
They have three brass band. in lronton
and it's n lively place--no mi.takc!-Thc
Maysyiile Eay'o trusts that the Democratic
Z Convention will endorse the Cincinnati nomina-
tions. 1t "trusts" in vain.-The Democrat.
ic Convention will DO no such thing.-wheu
the RAIDS Of Kentucky ask Democrats how
they like the nominations, the Democrats hug
IN for Greeley, and wink nt each other.-Th,
Court House in Paris Ky, was burned on Wed.
nesday night two weeks ago. Il needed burn
I ing.
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A GLORIOUS PLACE.

The following description Of the town in
which we sojourned, previous to coming
to this city, we find in the Leesburg Co. }
Enterprise, new paper, which has been
ushered into existence since our departure
therefrom, by Mrs. N. J. ADAMS:
LEEsBuRo.-If there is another town or To-
cation in the State of Ohio surpasses this for
health and beauty, we are Ignorant Of the fac,
The town is beautifully located, Immediately
on the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad and
bounded by one of the best agricultural sec
lions of country in the world. Here the farmer
hnds good market for his surplus grain.
stock, and all kinds Of produce he NAV have
70 dispose Of, at the highest market prices
The industrious merchant, mechanic and Ia
boring man prosper and thrive, while peace
prosperity and happiness mark the counte-
nanees-ot each and every one. Truly the "gar-
Zen spot OF Gods footstosl," with space for
The Industrious honest merchant mechanic , al
business man. Unlike other points we NTH,
point out, the stranger il here welcomed-the
hand OF friendship cordially extended 10 him.
business mon, farmers and industrious mo-
chanies, can here find ample room for invest
ing their capital TO advantage. why will men
seek homes, risk life aud fortune in the far
West, amid the wild savage of tho extended
Prairies, while as productive and healthy To-
c,tion as is here presented holds out induce
ments unparalleled in every branch Of trade. -
We copy the article for the purpose Of
saying that we have n valuable homesteoJ
located in the very heart of the town, tina,
We will sell at very fair price, to any one
who may desise to purchase good property
IN this garden spot of Gods iootstool. d
For price and terms apply to the editor oil
TINS paper or to j. HHLIARD, Esq, mer
chant, Leesburg, Ohio.
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people, as public affairs arc now managed
The soldiers hostility, created and kept
at white heat by the Republican leaders,
and used with such powerful effect again st
US during the last campaign. could not be
brought into play against Groesbeck. The
'Gnfi-rGi' assaults, the most potent
elements hitherto in the hands OF the Radi-
Gals, would also receive their qrietus in the
event OF his nomination. When the flag
OF our country was insulted and lowered at
Fort Sumter, he felt the same degree OF
humiliation aad indignation that peryaded
the breast of every other true and patri.
otto American; when it was hoisted in tri-
umph over the battlements OF the stricken
enemy at Appomatox, he rejoiced as be-
came every patriot TO rejoice whose only
aspirations heartfelt and sincere above all
others, were that our Constitution and The
Union, under it, might endure foreverl VIII
liam S Groesbeck, was for the Uni0,,
from the firing Of the first gun 20 the last:
for the preservation OF tie Union at all haz-
ards and at every cost But never politi-
cal Union Republican," There was not
one act OF his lite public or private-an act
ofomisslon or C 'mmission-durng the late
unfortunate struggle between the North and
South, that could be so distorted by the ad-
yersary as to arouse the prejudice or enmi-
" Of the soldiers against him.
On the financial questions Of the day he
enjoys the contidence,of every citizen who
desires TO preserve unsullied the honor and
integrity ofthe government Capital could
repose in security under his admininist.a
ton. But no public man is more sens-
bic than he, that capital should neither
demand, or be permitted to enjoy, special
privileges or make usual exactions under
any form oflaw, at the expense OF the in
dustrial interests OF the country.
The threatened dsintecration OF the
Democratic party, indications of which
now fill the air in every direc ton, should
admonish all true Democrats of the dan.
ger before us. five act wisely and pru-
IDENTIFY this yedral may be well.
II are tr.Fe Nth the people again, and
disappoint their anxious expectations. bv
repeating the njudicious nominations of
the past two campaigns, we must abide the
consequences Of the irretrievable disaster
which is sure to follow. That man is
stone blind who fails to see that the pres
ent Democratic organization cannot sur.
vive another defeat at the coming Presi-
Dental election?
Upon mature reflection, after weighing
well every consideration that could be
brought to aid me in forming the best judg.
ment, have no hesitation in declaring
to my fellow Democrats, that in my opin-
ion, with William : Groesbeck rs our
candidate, success is assured With an
other nominee, we shall, am fearful. to
say the least repeat the overwhelming de-
teats Of ls64-GN, and probably close the
career Of our party, ms now constituted
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SoWE ANCIENT DIscovERlaS.-A Jewish
Rabbi in Richmond Virginia, writes to
the DisPatch that the5 lightning roi Of
our times WAS known IN the thirteenth
century, and quotes from a work extant
in 1871 the following: If you want to
prevent the thunders from destroying your
castle, then put ON the roofa metallic wire.
and it will be saved But more remark
able is this about the telegraph, which n
Jewish exile in spain wrote in HOP. ave
have good proof (of an invisible conne.-
uon) 10 the Ioad~tone. II You break this
stoneinto two parts (po-itiye and negatIyel
aud you lay ono part on one side and .hr
other part ON other side, even that they are
separated thousands of miles, but con-
nected by On wire iron, then every move
100 nt which You make on one side will bc
visible On the other in the same instant
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Josh billing. ON Love and Fear.

LOVE
Love IL one ov the pashuns. and the
most difficult one ov all tew deskribe.
never vet hey herd love well defined.
| hay read several deskripshuns NV il,
bat they were written by those who were
in love, (or thought they waz) and |
don't beleave such testimony, even under
oath
Almost every boldly, some time in their
life, haz bin in love, and if they think it il
an cay sensashun TO deskribe, let them
set down and describe it, and see If the pep
son who listens tew the descripshun will
be satisfied with it,
| waz in love myself once for seven
long years, and mi friends all sed had
consumshun, but knu all the time what
allied me, but couldn't describe it.
Now all that j kan recolekt about this
love sickness IL, that for those : long years
waz, If emmy thing, rather more of a
kondam phool than ordinary.
Love IL an honorabei disseeze tew have.
becauze it IL natral; but emmy phellow who
has laid sick with it for long wears. after
he gets over it fees sumthing like the fell
low who haz fell down on the ice when il
livery wet, he don't pheel like talking ov
it before folks.
FEAR.
Some pholks think fear is the result oy
education but don't
| uOtiss that thoZe who are educated the
most and thoze who are educated the
least, are troubled with fear just alike.
Fear and courage are insiinkts.
A man who IL "a howard IL born so, and
when he is full of skare, his hare on hiz
he'd will git on end, don't kare how much
edukashun you pile on top ov it,
The greatest towards in the world are
the men OF the most genius-They are the
most silly towards
One oy theze kind ov men will quake
with fear when a mouse knaws in the
wanskote at night. but they will face an
earthquake next day with composure
don't know of more terrible sensa-
shun than fear it IL death when it exausts
itselfand ends in despair,
| am a CRATE howard myself and beleave
waz born so, and yet there IL nothing
despite so much az kowardice.
| would give all the other virtues have
got Crowded have got anny) and throw
in hundred dollars in mummy besides for
an unlimited supply ov courage
would like To have courage enufr tew
face the devil himself, if he was the least
bit sassy tew me
| am satisfied that courage IL an in
stinkt, for ] noti~s all the animal kreashun
have it well defined
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CrRIosrTIEs OF THE EARrH-Atthe city
OF Modeua In Italy, and about four miles
around it, wherever the earth is dug. when
the workmrn arrive at distance OF sixty
three feet, they come 10 bed Of chalk
which they bore with nm anger five ieet
deep. They then withdraw from the pit
before the anger Is removed, and upon it's
extraction, the water bursts up through the
aperture with great violence, and quickly
fills this newly made well, which contin-
ues full, aud is affected 10y neither rains
nor drouths But what is most remarka-
BILE in this operation is the LAYERS of earth
AS we descend At the depth OF II feet are
found the ruins Of an ancient city, paved
streets, houses. floors. and dide-eut pieces
Of mosaic work Under this is found a
soft oozy earth, made up Of vegetables, and
at depth Of twenty six feet large trees
entire such rs walnut trees with the wal
nuts still sticking to The stem, and the
leaves aud branches in perfect state OF
preservation. At the depth Of twenty
eight feet soft chalk il found. mixed with
n quantity Of shells. and this bed is eleven
feet thick Under this vegetables are again
found
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ANOTHER ROUTE PRorosED.-The Chill
licothe CO., Adcertiser speak. OF a new
route being spoken Of for the location OF
the railroad from this city to Dayton, ria
Chilicothe. Instead OF Marlborough, and
thinks the Chesapeake and Ohio company
can he induced to abandon the Hillsbor-
ough route. We have no objections to
the Chillicotheans having all the railroads
they want but, so far as the abandonment
of the Hillsborough route is concerned, it
is all 6osAl
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How MiNr-rEg Ipsr Tuor-Axn Dol
LARS The LehIsh Valley (Pcuu) Go-.ffe
pubIl-h'- ths: 4 wealthy Wi.iamsport
gentleman became -o much attached To- a
clergyman Of thar city that be asked him
60 preach bis funeral sermon. no matter
where he might be The pastor promised
that mo- matter what tle distance tlat sep
arated ihen,. or be d'ilicultie. that migit
he placed between, be would. when in.
formed OF che death Of bis old friend. drop
all else and hasten 90 tbt spot that WAS to
Doe the resting place nf bis mortal remains
Tue pastor aitcrward removed om that
vicinity and 70 short time ago received the
cad announcement ihat bis friend was
dead lr-tealo Of Keeping bis promise. be-
replied tUnt Joe was unable 200 hc present. ~
Doe c0uII not close Dis church. &c. The
funeral took place .n due season but the
pastor was not there To- perform the last
sad rites over the body OF hi- 5rpnrtcl
friend The ceremonies. however were
performed Boy another. and afcrWard when
The will was opened. 20 appeared that the
man bad been faithful in death as bee was
10 life. and hclucnthci $1,000 tp bic old
friend. provided be. preached bis funeral
sermon. IlIs ceilings can be better uuag
uei than described we suppose
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THE Fox AND THE FLre..-The Govern
mentj INST now, reminds us Of the fahleoftbe
Fox aud the Flies The Government is
IN the same predicament in which the
swallow found Esop- rox-terribly annoy.
Ell by hungry swarm of Grant flies. The
swallow kindly offers 70 drive them away.
but Reynari says, "No, lfyou drive the
Grant flies away, who have already suck.
ed their til Of my blood, there will soon
come a more hungry swarm OF Gree1ey Res.
and roll me OF every remaining drop of
blood in my body That old fox was
sensible to the last"
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I'orcu OK Jrpts--Somc time ago %
Iortugese Ship arrived DOB Phd8IeIplia.
from Lisbon and 0u Good Friday Obj.
crew. in accordance with % venerable P1-
uscse custom hung 900 The orcvarIarm of
Che -hipan eihgy tibet historic Ief-ayer
Judas I-cariot There Doe was allowed to
dangIc, much to the wonderment and ts-
ror OF persons who chanccl 90 pass the
wharf aud who supposed that tie ciIi,v
wac ihc body OF suicide. until the .5llow.
ing Sunday noon. Then the forsra.,l. I'm
sounded. and Judas was lowered Win
horrible yels aud imprccations the re-
vengeiul Portuguese set upon him with
capsian bars and bolaying pins they bat.
tered aud bangei him, trampled him on the
deck, and literally tore him to pieces
Then the ilag4, which were ut half mast
we're hoi''ei Co ihs pcak, AMI the sailors
went quietly about their accustomed duty.