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a thief broke into the depot last
Sunday night, and broke open bov
of goods, and took everything there
froga but a bolt Of calico. No clue
TO the robber has yet been discover
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Dec. 20, 1871.
Marriages.

Doctor w. Clifton to Sarah E.
Kimbrough.
Jno. A. Thorn to Louina n.
White.
Thos. Baggett to Sarah C. Hall.
Mack L. Henderson to Eliza n.
Boatright.
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We are authorized to withdraw
the name Of ISAAC J. BARBER as n
candidate for Tax Collector at the
ensuing August election.
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We arc indebted TO the Choral
Society of Nashville for an invita-
ton to attend the Grand Oratoric of
the Messiah, on tomorrow, by the
Society with full orchestra We are
sorry that we shall be unable to at
tend.
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FRANK MATTHEWS.

Ind Solicitor S1t Cg.Gncery,
PULASKI, TENNESSEE.
Win practice in Giles, Lawrence and
Wayne counties; also tile Supreme
Court of the State. Special attention
given to al business entrusted to his
care Office formerly occupied by Mai.
w. c. Bate, Ballentlne Block, South
East corner Public Square, up stairs.
Jan II, IS72-Iy.
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Henry Farmer, the celebrated flu
tist of Memphis, formerly of this
place, it is said, is going to New
York to get married.
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Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Gold
Pens, Silver and Silver plated ware,
Fancy Glass and China ware, at low
prices, at WINsnIr's.
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A. ]. & ]. P. ALTERNATELY,
Attorney at Law,
PULASKI, TENN.
G5~ OFFICE End. Main Street, South
of Mays Corner. Jan. (, iS72-1y.
MEDTCAE GARD.
Dissolution.

TTHE cOpartnership heretofore exist
4 ing between the undersigned, I'M
der the firm name Of Mcguire & Hill
is this day by mutual consent dissolved,
j. L. Mcclure retiring. Our accounts,
notes &e., are in the hands of our sue
cessOrs Hill & Miller for settlement, and
we most earnestly but respectfully ask
all persons indebted to las to call and
settle at once. We trust that our friends
Will appreciate the condition of our bu-
siness and respond without further de-
mand. J. p. MCGUIRE,
J. l.. HILL.
Pulaski, Tenn, Jan, 4, 1872.
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See notice To all whom it NAV
concern" in this paper. You had
better read it or you may lose
money.
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Cali and pay your account for
1870 q 1871. All work from this
date must be cssh. F. WIssuIP.
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TWO DESIRABLE
CTS OF LAND
FOR SALE!

I VIII give to some man a very great
bargain in the above lands. One
tract containing about $50 aeres, situa-
ted within one mile Of Testers station,
on the railroad, win be divided if desfr-
ed into tracts containing from 81 TO 80
acres, ali desirable and conveniently Sit
uafed. Price $l2lS cash If sold alto
gefher, or on. easy terms il divided and
sold on credit.
The other containing about 10 acres
situated less than n mile from Prospect,
DIR. Mason and John West
mOrcland, has two settlements upon it
is divided by public road, and win be
sold together or in two tracts. Terms
easY.
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Died.

At the residence of Mr. II. II. Ma
lone, Mr.. z. Rambo, in the I06th.,
year of his age.
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Shinmanfs.

There we're $50 bales Of cotton,
1 car load Of horses and 1 car load
of cotton seed shipped from this
depot for the week ending yester-
day.
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If any of our patrons desire Pc
terson's Magazine, we will furnish
l. to them in connection with the
CITIZEN at 81 80, or SO so for both.
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COMMERCIAL.
THE COTTON MARKET.

NASHYILLE, Jan. 8, I0IZ.
To-day the market was rather va
riable, weak and strong, according
to the tenor of dispatches from
New York. Late in the day buyers
withdrew, the market closing weak
and nominal. as follows
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WARNING

Is hereby given to parties not to disturb
the timber on these lands. Further
VIII be dealt with through the
law. JOHN =. BEASLEY.
Ian 4 Is-3-4f
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Tor CO9tRtB Trustee.
LOCAL NEWS.


Hereafter there must be at least
ten names in a club. to secure the
CITfzEx at 81 go each, and the cash
must accompany each name.
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$50 ACRES OF

Land for Sale.
T WISH TO SELL valuable tract of
4 land containing $50 acres, 81 miles
North of Pulaski, on both sides of Pig
con roost Creek, adjoining the lands Of
Newton White, DR.. john I. Steele and
others. There are about 65 or 20 acres
of cleared land on the place and the bal
ance well tinbered, with several good
building sites, but no improvements.
For terms or further information apply
to VIM. Maxwell, Jr., ut the late resi-
denee of VIM. Maxwell, deed. or to
C0RDELTA MAXWELL.
Jan II. 1872 3t
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IN smORE

100 Bhls st. Louis Flour in Bbls and
sacks.
100 Bbls Tennessee Flour in bbls and
sacks.
100 Kegs Nails.
100 do Horse Nails and Shoes.
. Bbls and : bbls \. o. MoIasses.
10 do fine Syrups.
10 IIhds n. o. and Demerara Sugars
10 Bbls Refined Sugars.
30 Bags Coffee, all grades.
Besides almost every other article in
the Grocery and Hardware line, All Of
which are offered at the lowest market
rates. HILL & MILLER.
Jan 4, IS12-Im.
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Election Of Officers.

j. D. LEWIS. P. NJ.
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In Chanoery at Pulaski.
DfeEHhEH hpLEHl I44le
Alexander Edmundson va. Alesy G1isrt
F5frrr1r.l isf,rI5

Alexaudcf Bdmundson Sc. Alesy Gnisr.
Ednuudson
I = this cause &c appearing q the srffse,.
1 tiog ofth8 clort snd Master from .i...t.
& Ted that tie defendant a ieoy q Ednu-5I ~
is s nan-rosi lens ~ tiis stBtapf Tennessee. -
that The ordinary process of iis eolr. ssi.l.r.s
b. served on her. On motion "a ~ thssaf,-ls
ordered that Pabaeation % uads ef G,sr
Newspaper pqbiishei IA ths toaB &c Fai4rt5
in said state. feqeiffnE saia de scndasits 4. ~
and appcaF on tlie Hr=tday - the next fs4.s
efthr lhanoery Cpgft, q b held fort sars.
q o. i.iisE = tiie e1nrsa eass III i'aif1ki. -
sua srr complainant bill. o. ti,e sanie p5If
he taken Ter confused az % Der and set for
hearing * farfe.
dee3a VIZ rssrsrr5~ ga.
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The postmaster issued % money
orders during the past week,
amounting in money to $24S 73.
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In y IIC0a
1 IL persons indebted to the estate of
"A VIM. bearing, deed. are hereby
notified TO come forward, and mai e
payment without delay and those hav-
ing claims against the estate are requir-
ed to present the same, properly authen-
ticated, in the time prescribed by law,
or they Will be barred.
Al. DEARING, Admir-,
of WA. DEARING, Decd.
Jan. >, 1S72-4t-*
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chaneery Sale of Lands.


VIM. +. Ballentine, Adnr. & ais.
vs.
7. B. Phelps, & others.
DURSUANT to a decree ofthe Chan
4 Gerry Court at Pulaski in the above
cause, will onsSaturday the 18th day
of January 1872, sell at public sale to
the highest bidder, at the Courthouse
door in the town Of Pulaski, on a credit
of 4 II months with interest, the
tract of land mentioned in the plead
ings, situated Ia the
Sth CIVIL DISTRICT
of Giles county, on the waters of I.eath-
erwoOd creek, adjoining the lands of G.
A. Hopkins, James n. Edwards and
others, and contains about
70 LIZ Acres.
Said land viii be sold free from the
equity of redemption. Notes with aD-
proved security required and a lien re-
tanned upon the land until the purchase
money is paid.
WM. f. BALLENITNE, c.. & II.
Jan. 4, IS72-tds.
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Money Lest.

Captain E. w. Holt who lives on
Indian Creek, lost his pocket book
last Saturday containing about $21I,
either between his house and town
or in town. See notice in another
column.
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Col. 7 p Neguire.

To the editor of this paper the
above name is forever linked with
Tue inetlaccable memories ofthe past.
a host of friends, among them
many who knew him around the
amp fires, and amid the din OF
'''le, as well as in the private
o''ks Of life, will join us in regret
,"s the departure of Col. Mcclure
ION Pulaski. True we get a good
l'''@en in his place, but some of our
,'''S have cords around them
-'as as steel, drawing us forever
'a'd those to whom fate linked
Ia the times that tried mems
ul'' Col. Mcclure is a gentle
, -1l who will adorn the business as
vim M as the social circles of Nash
''"e' We wish him snccess
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-31
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

Senate.
ALBANY, Jan. 30, 1879.
were presented this morning relating almost solely oppos
ton to Legislative interference with affairs of the Erie
Railway.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. JoHNsoN-To consolidate the Pennsylvania and
Sodus Bay and Sodus Point and Southern Railroad Compa
Mes and authorize them their by
otherwise
By Mr. misunderstanding the militia law Il makes all
coiored men liable to do military duty.
BY MIR. WEIsMANNTo authorize the Second Avenue Rail.
road Company to extend its track II authorizes
ton OF cross-town roads and connections
BILLS PASSED.
To extend the time for the collection of
law authorizing canal appraisers employ COUNSEL
thorize the Union Home New York, to hold real
property for the relief of Townsend
Of the city New York. against liking
the fees OF shes with the exception of those of New
Kings and Westchcster
THE cuAsGrs AGAINST MR.. TrRwILLrGEn.
Mr. D. J.. WOOD, question of privilege, after
charges having been made against Terwil
Clerk of the Senate requested behalf of Clerk
committee be appointed to investigate said charges.
Hardenburrh be snch committee, which was agreed TO-
Mr. WOODEN had also question of privilege, which in
relation his resolution calling upon the Comptroller
formation relative to public printing He denied having any
Official Of any party.
Mr. Woodn asking TO be excused on the Terwieger In
vestigaton Committee, Mr. Lowery substituted.
THE CLAIMS EILI.-MEssAGE THE Gov
sent in message, similar the one sent to
the House, the New ork Claims bill.
SAVINGS BANK FOR UTICA
The greater portion of the taken the
OF the bill for savings bank In the city of tica
the privilege of investing in any Kind of bogus stocks
Adjourned.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 80, 1872.
CLEARED.

Steamship Nevada tBr), Forsyth. Liverpool Queens
town-Wiiams Il Guor.
Steamship Hansa NG), Bricksnsten, Bremen
Co
Steamship Henry Chauncey, Gray, Aspinwal-Pacidc Mail
Steamship Co.
Steamship VIRGO Bukley, Savannah--Murray, Ferris &
Co.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, Charleston-H Morgan 4
Co.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Brakeman, City Point and Rich
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Nereus Searse Boston-H Dimock
Ship Arracan (NG), Jessen, Hamburg-Funch Edge Co
Ship La Goire tBr) Wiley Antwerp-Jacob Schmidt &
Co.
covich Il Co.
Bark vinge (Nor Olsen, Cork for orders-Tetens q
Bockmann.
Bark Atlantic, Dickcrson, Barbados-Hy Trowbridges
Sons.
BARK Union, Blanchard, Key wes.Benner Pinckney.
Bark Baltic (Br) Milar st Marys Ga-Brett, Son Co.
Brig Iernen tNor) Leuien, Malaga-Tetens Bockmann.
Brig Mary Celeste, Spates st Perre Mart-Wncheser &
Towne.
Brig Zarila Williams, Veazie, Fall Rver-H Loud Co.
Schr Lizzie Ives Saxton, Federickstad, st Croix-Ives,
Beeeher d Co.
schr Tropic Bird tBr), Wood, Nassau, Mp Nevius
Sons
schr Iris, Griffin, New London-M Briggs Co.
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pr otec taxpayers frauds and entertainments o. Or
hcers and agents OF the several cities ana o"ns INC
State"
THE SHEPHERDS FOLD.
bill then ordered to a third reading 70 enable the
shepherds Fold Of the Protestant Episcopal Cnurcn o.
State Of New York, In the city OF New YORK; 10 noid real
estate to the value OF $lO0,0O0
NEW BOARD SUPERVISORS FOR NEW YORK
Mr. MACKAY had introduce bill 70 constitute
new Board Of Supervisors OF the county OF new iork
This H. all proposed by the Committee OF Seventy
The House then adjourned
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ARRIVALS.
REroRTEp By THE nERALp STEAM YACHTS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship holladd (Br) Bragg, Liverpool Jan 10 and
Experienced strong westerly gales during the whole passage
Jan 2s lat lon o. passed steamship City Of Brook
Steamship Australia (r), Hedderwick. Glasgow Jan 49,
with mdse and passengers, to Henderson Bros Expert
snced strong westerly gales the entire passage.
with mdse and passengers. to W Garrison.
Steamship Montgomery FarcIotn, Savannah Jan a. with
mdse and passengers. to Lowden.
sugar to SHOW Burgess Was dsys north Of Maeras,
with heavy NV gales; lost and split sails &c.
Schr Arthur, Patterson, BraZos Norfolk days. with
hides to WOodhoose, Rudd Il Co.
schr Folsom Rose, satila River, Ga, days. with
schr Mary Hupper, Gilman. Darien, Ga, days, with
Schr Mary Louisa, Gask Wilmington, NC, days, with
stores to z Mills.
Schr Kelly, Chase, Norfolk.
stephen Barnes 1 inst during SenVy sas Sm Nw
the remainder of the mainmast to save the vessel.
Schr A Moore Phillips Virginia.
Schr VIM Alien, Grant Baltimore.
Schr A l. Lockwood, st John. Baltimore
Passed Through He'll Gate,
BOUND SOUTH
schr David Knapp, Knapp Oyster Bay for New York,
Schr Sarah Elizabeth, Lockwood. Oyster Bay for New
York, in tow, with brick to Bich Il Richardson.
Steamer United states, Davis, Fan RIVER for New York,
Steamer Doris, Young Providence for New York, with
mdse and passengers.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Nereus York for BOSTON.
Schr Emily, Morrill,. New York or Stamford.
Steamer Uniea States, Davis New YORK Fab River.
Steamar Meus, DAVIS, New York for Providence.
WnITEsToNE. Ii. Jan 3O-PM
The first heavy Ice of the formed this
the East River Last night the Stamford schr Emily
opposite Fort schuyler and obliged to be excated by
tugDoat.
The Sound Sewanahasa last trip on Sa-
turday probably for the season.
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oBsEQUIEs OF COLONEL EDDY, OF INDIANA

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 80, 1872
The obsequieS of the late Colonel Norman ID.
Eddy. secretary OF State OF Indiana, took place IN
this city to-day. The ceremonies were attended Ny
q large number OF prominent citizens including
the Governor officers of State, the Mayor and Coun-
Gil OF the city and eX-0fficers OF the army. The
remains are to be taken TO South Bend, his former
home, tonight for interment
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SAILED.

Steamships hansa for Bremen; Hosatia, Hamburg Hen.
nv Chauncey, Aspinwal; Virgo, Savannah; Charleston
Charleston Isaac Bell Richmond &c.
Wind al sunset NV, fresh
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HARRY HOWARD ON PRACTICAL REFORM.
L Histnrfc ive Points Nanislet.

Z
large meeting held evening IN the SECOND lsf
ROOM Centre streets, ut which,
MIR. Harry Howard made the following remarks:-- !
Ny Steadfast Friends of the Sixth WardNear this very1
room that grand patriot, brilliant orator and good mann
r. Brady, born. pass the spot witnout
raising my hat. how vivdly remember his radiatt tea
silver And here little Doc Simmons hved
Young engineer who scorned 10 save hs
lite died heroicaly struggling to rescue the pasen
gers his ~ New Hamburg
Through the exertions of our
provemens made In this district Worth street
has been widened and extended through TO Chathaul
square, entirely Destroying those Infamous bosches1
UPON territory known as Cow Bay andl
the Five Points, and, thanks to the indomab4
energy the Police Superintendent Jourdan Pollock
Judges Brennan and Bowling their inmates compelled
congena quarters and when the grade E
completed Elm street, Centre street and the crossing
will be tue choice business property this island
with regard to the city complications can proudly sayy
whenever the people OF this city reposed confidence
any OF never betrayed their trust but exhibited ou
accounts showed clean hands, and packed grand
jurics My friends If system had pre-,
vailed every branch Of the government would mott
be IN present embarrassed condition.
refer to these facts because preteuous persons al
old Sixth ward.
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Passed Through He'll Gate,
ROIfND aQIrrH
BELOW.

Brig Madonna Jordan, from Milk River, Ja (Receved
pilot 10Th INST 90 miles Sc OF the highlands, from boat
Fish. No a..
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM !
~ the courts OF different staies No pupiIsity Advice
free. Notary Pubic Com nissiJaer Tor ev,ry Stata
FL kINl CJnn sell Jr- At Law. }t} JrIA lWav.
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COLLECTORS OF INSURANCE wANTED-FOR THIg
> city and vicinity, by the Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance
Company Of Hartford, Conn. Any person bringing new
business will be Iberay concentrated ABBY at New Yorn
Office, 1853 Broadway
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5 HIPPING EW S,


go. I'll Moon rises. ...eve IL 20
49,. 5 II High water. EVE IL Is
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W. vANDEwATER,
eJ OFFICE CABINEf AND MERCANTILE FuRNT.
TURE MANUFACTURERS,
% Ann l63 William streets New York.
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ShYing Horses.

A horseman whose horse is given to shy.
ing, ought never to permit himself tc
evince nervousness nor punish the animal
for exhibitions Of timidity. Whenever d
horse directs the points of his ears in Ger.
tain direction, as though distrustful OF
afraid, the reins should be pulled in an op.
posite direction, thus diverting the atten.
ton of the animal from the object causing
the perturbation. If, on the other hand
force or harsh means are used to compe
an acquaintance with the object feared, the
horse will be doubly excited if not un.
manageable.
We have found, in cases of shying or halt
ing at real or fancied objects of disquiet
that stopping the horse and using soothing
language answers u good purpose. Iftht
object is stationary, the horse, after short
time, will most usually advance in the di.
rection of it, approaching cautiously till
satisfied that no danger is to be apprehend.
ed, when he will resume his way in qui.
ct mood. But if chastised for shying, he
will have two objects of fear instead of one
and become more confirmed in the habit OF
distrustfulness.- Whitney's WaUerly.
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Business and Duty Combined.
A MODEL OBITUARY.

A disconsolate editor thus bemoans his
departed spouse:
"Thus my wife died. No more will
those loving hands pull off my boots and
part my back hair, us only true wife can.
Nor will ever those willing feet replenish
the coal hod or water pail. No more will
she arise amid the tempestuous storms of
winter, and HE herself away to build the
the man who dotted on her so artlessly.
Her memory is embalmed in my heart of
hearts. l wanted to embalm her body /;
but found that could embalm her men,
ory cheaper
II procured of Eli Mudjet, neighbor
of mine, q very pretty gravestone. His
wife was consumptive, and he kept it on
hand several years, in anticipation of her
death. But she rallied last spring, and
his hopes were blasted. Never shall for
get the poor mans grief when asked him
to part with it. "Take it, Skinner, and
may you never know what it is to have your
soul racked as mine mas been !" and he
burst into a flood of tears. His spirit was,
indeed, utterly broken.
Il had the following epistle engraved
upon her tombstone: TO the memory of
Tabitha, wife of Moses Skinner, Esq, gen
tlemanly editor of the Trombone. Terms
So a ear, invariably in advance. A kind
mother and exemplary wife. Office over
Coleman's grocery store, up two flights Of
stairs. Knock hard. We shall miss thee,
mother, we shall miss thee. Job printing
solicited Thus did my lacerated spirit
cry out in agony, even as Rachael weep
ing for her children. But one ray of light
penetrated the despair of my soul. The
undertaken took his pay in job printing,
and the sexton owed me little account
should not have gotten any other way.
Why should we pine at the mysterious
ways Of Providence and vicinity9" (Not
conundrum.)
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The Sensation of Starving.

For the first two days through which q
strong and healthy man is doomed to exist
upon nothing, his sufferings are, perhaps,
more acute than in the remaining states
he feels an inordinate, unspeakable craving
at the stomach, night and day. The mind
runs upon beef, bread and other substan-
tials, but still, in great measure, the body
retains its strength. On the third and
fourth days, but especially on the fourth,
this incessant craving gives place to sink
ing and weakness of the stomach, accom-
panied by nausea. The unfortunate suf-
ferer still desires food, but with loss of
strength he loses that eager craving which
is felt in the earlier stages. Should he
chance to obtain morsel or two of food,
he swallows it with wolfish avidity, but
five minutes afterwards his sufferings are
more intense than ever. He feels as if he
had swallowed living lobster, which is
clawing and feeding upon the very founda-
ton of his existence. On the fifth day his
cheeks suddenly appear hollow and sunken,
his body attenuated, his color is ashy pale,
and his eye wild, CLASSY, cannibalsh. The
different parts of the system now war with
each other. The stomach calls upon the
legs to go with it in quest of food the
legs, from very weakness refuse. The sixth
day brings with it increased suffering, al
though the pangs Of hunger are lost in an
overpowcring languor and sickness. The
head becomes giddy-the ghosts of. we'll
remembered dinners pass in hideous pro-
cession through the mind. The seventh
day comes, bringing increased lassitude
and further prostration of strength. The
arms hang lifelessly, the legs drag heavily.
The desire for food is still left, to degree,
but it must be brought, not sought. The
miserable remnant of life which still hangs
to the sufferer is a burden almost too grie-
.vous to be borne; yet his inherent love of
existence induces desire still to preserve
it, if it can be saved without tax upon
bodily exertion. The mind wanders. AT
one moment he thinks his weary limbs can
not sustain him mile, the next he is en-
dowed with unnatural strength, and if
there be certainty of relief before him,
dashes bravely and strongly forward, won
dering whence proceeds his new and sud-
den impulse.