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! that; it win bring him to. Toll him

him that; it win bring him to. Tell him
tell him ~
Dead people can't be brought to. cried
the Doctor. ''Are yOu speaking the truth 70
"Oh, yes" cried Tom, grovelibg in the
dust. '0h, yes. Oh. God forgive me! VIII
1 be hung! Oh, try to save him, Doctorg ~
'tThomas Hurd," cried the Professor,
"stand up; don't groveI there. Do you mean
all this Did you really send message to
widows only son to tell him she was dead I'
"Yes, sir" said Tom. "Oh, am so sorry.
Oh, wish was dead Can't something be
dOne2 He may not be quite gone. Oh,
pray, pray, try"
'why did you do such thing as thisl"
asked the Doctor
"OnlY for fun" answered Tom.
"DO you think it is fun no,O p asked the
Doctor.
"I'm murderer !" said Tom. "oh, hang
me ! hang mel"
'Do you think the law would allow us to
do it, Doctor ?" asked the Professor. "I
should like very much to risk it."
"Please do" said Tom, seriously,
He dropped on the steps as he spoke, and,
lying on his face, began to. moan:
1--we killed him I'ySkilled him ! I've
killed him lve killed him !" in q way that
was terrible to hear
The Professor looked at the Doctor. He
slipped back and opened the door, and out
ran q little slender figure, that knelt down by
Tom, and whispered:
"Don't go on so, Tom; I'm alive"
Tom lifted up his head, and saw little Jack
Redburu, aud gave a scream, and caught him
in his arms, crying:
"Ob, he's alive he's alive he's alive !"
over aud over again.
Yes, he's alive" said the Professor "and
Tom, your telegram was never sent at all. [
caught Harry Pratt at his trick and dragged
a confession from him and | arranged that a
message about nothing should be sent through
the telegraph, in order that you might see it
arrive. The Doctor was in tho plot, and if
any one has been the victim Of joke, it is
you"
"Bu', young man" said the Doctor, "if it
had been sent, that message of yours, it might
have been ended in n very tragic way. 1t Is
evident you don't know how strong boys
love for his mother may be, or you would not
have fancied it joke to use it as a means Of
torture and you do not know how dangerous
such shock might be to any one, especially
to delicate little fellow like that )"
at was very cruel, said Jack "but
guess you didn't think, or you wouldn't have
done it J."
Tom had risen, wiping his eyes.
"I am so thankful that don't care what
happens to me-" he said 81 dcserVo what
I've got, and | certainly shall ncvor play n
practical joke on any one again as long as
live !''
And Tom kept his word.
Mem York LcT0,r,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TIE PRACTICAL JOKE.

";IT will be jolly good fun" said Tom
a. Hurd, laughing VOcifcrously, "joIly
good fun. I:'s capital to play joke on
green fellow like thai, he takes it in So"
Tom Hurd was the practical joker of the
school.
Practical jokes were his joy. and now he
had concOcted one that was to cap the climax
aud make him shining light among the fun
loving boys Pa.e. little Jack Redburn,
whose mother was clergyman's widow, who
loved her only cniid with an absorbing ten
derne>s, which he returned in a way few of
the great boys could understand, was to be
the victim.
Harry Pratt was going to New York, where
'he mother lived, and Tom Hurd had in
structed him to send telegram to Jack, to
the care OF Professor Lawton, bearing these
terrible words:
"Your mother is dead Come home"
Yes, and Tom had given Harry the money
for this telegram aud had written it out for
him.
at will kill two birds with one stone, >"
said TON fancy Jack aud the professor
going of together in the gig, and finding the
old woman alive and Jolly Wen have q
halt holiday. too, and that's worth while, and
nobody can catch US as / have managed it
It's jolly fun! And to see how they'll come
back after it Ola Law,ou furious and little
Jack full of tho story-ha. ha! 1t will be
fun -
''Bu. it will scare him so, said one small
boy
"You hold your tongue" said Tom
whats the fun of the joke if it ddn't?'
And SO Harry pockoted the telegram and
bidding goodbye to his Friends, departed
1t was noon, next day The boys were
playing in the school yard Little Jack sat
pcrched upon the gate looking out along the
road He was talking to his chum, viii
Sparrow.
"Six weeks to vacation, he said. "and then
| shall have six with mamma l shall 90 out
with her TO see things, and in the evening
she will take me in her lap as if I we're
baby. love TO be mamma's baby stiIl 1t
is nice nothing is 50 nice as that. though
the buys laugh at me for it Well, what can
that be driving so fast ? If it should be
mamma come to see me ~
He jumped down from the gate post and
out into the rond but the vehicle that
approached held only one young man 1t
was tho telegraph messenger; they all knew
him. He asked for Professor Lawton, aud
stood waiting for his coming with grave
countenance. When he came he whispered
something in his car, before he handed him
lsrge yellow envelope.
Its our telegram" whispered Tom.
"Now for fun"
Professor LpwtoD took the message with a
couu;eunncc full of trouble lie walked into
his study, and in minute moro Mrs. Lawton
came out into the garden, and approached
little Jack took him by the hand and led him
into the house.
Wen see the gig brought out soon, /" said
Tom. ''It's working finely"
The jOkers grouped aboutthe porch. One
or two locked very iRuch scared; but Tom w.
in high gsathst( Trey tlkHea, - lIa1
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PERSONAL.

NOAH WALKER K CO,
The Celebrated C!othiers of Baltimore
Announce the introduction of plan OF ordering
CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR BY
LETTER,
To which they call special attention. They will
send 90 application their improved and accurate
RULES FOR SELF F-NfEASUREJfENT,
and fuII line of samples from their i'm stock
OF Cloths. CaSsltneres. Coaungs, ShirHnGs, &c,
thus enabling parties in any part of the country to
order their ClhthIng and Shirts direc. from IEem,
With the certainty of receiving garments of
Tile Very Latest Style
And -Nost Fcrficf Fit
atta:nRbIe Goods ordered will be sent bv Ex pr-ss
to any part of the country. As ia well known
throughout the Southern States they have ot Forty
three Years excelled in all department. of their
business which is substantial guarantee rs 20 he
character of the Goods they will send out. large
aud well assorted stock OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING
always hand together with a full line of
FURNISHING GOODS
including all the latest novelties in design, and
At POPEL4R I'RiCE.S
When Goods sent per E1press c. o o.. there
wilt he II" coli. cton charge nInounls OF s2O and
over kues tor aeit r"e-sareEnent, Ssmr!es CT
Goods aAd Price List free application. The
t"rti"n of the Trade ID invited to our WhoIeaa 'e
Department, which lie lwsys kept ur to the hshest
NOAH WALKER Il co.
Manufacturer aud Dealers in Mems and Boys
Clothing snd Furnishing Goods. either
ready ,nsdc O- IUadc 10 order.
l65 aud l67 Baltimore Street.
BALTIMORE. MD.
ArriiI, 1871
a==s@~----'-a--S--s.s.a
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
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a Cunning Expedient.

There is fable among the nindoos that
thief, having been detected aud condemned to
die, happily hit upon an cxpedient which gave
him hope of lilc. ilc sent for his Jailor, aud
told him be had secret OF great importance
which be desired to impaTt to the king, and
when this had been done he would be pre-
pared to die. After receiving this piece of
intelligence the king ut ordered the cul>
prit TO be conducted into Ills presence, and
demanded of him to know his secret. Tho
thief replied that he knew the secret of Gauss
ing tree to grow which would bear fruit of
pure gold. The experiment might be easily
tried, and his majesty would not lose tho
opportunity so accompanied by his courtiers,
and his chief priests, he went with the thief
to spot selected near tho city WALL wherc
the latter performed n series OF solemn incan-
tations. This doEe, the condemned man pro
duced piece of gold, and declared that IL 10
should be planted it would produce tree,
every branch of which would bear gold.
But" he added, 4'this must be put into
the ground by hand that has never been
stained by dishonest act. Ny hand is NOT
clean, therefore 7 pass'it 10 Your Majssfy.y
The King took the piece esof gold but hesi-
tated. Finally be said II remember N nv
youn ger days that Iolten flehed money front
my fathers treasury which was not mine /
have repented the sin but YET Z dnresay ny
hand i not clean pass it 70 my prime
minister
The latflr after. f.ief cont; dbrsti a., 4. -.
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COAL AND WOOD YARD

WASHINGTON g. LIPPITT
WILL keep on han a constant supply of COAL
w of all kinds. and Sawed and Split WOOD,
VIII ich they will furnish Ind deliver in qua ities
s1it customers, for Cash. Orders left YARD cor
Samuel street and h & O. r.
hJ- Cash paid for Bones.
June 10, IS73-Iy.
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BALTIMORE CARDS.

uAVE received upwards of FIFTY FIRST PRE-
NUNS, and are among the best now made.
Every instrument fully warranted for five years.
Prices low the exclusive use of the very beet
materials and the most thorough wor KIM sh 10 will
the piano purchase public, of the South cspeci-
ally, unite in the unanimous verdict of the gu
PerioEity of the STIEFF PIANO. The DURABILI-
TY OI our instruments ia fully established bv over
SIXTY SCHOOLS AND COLLEG ES in the South, ,
using over 300 of our Pianos.
Sole Wholesale Agents for several of the prin-
cp4l manufacturers of Ca binet and ParIor Organs
r:ices from $50 to soon. liberal discount to
ClerEymen aud Sabbath Schools
large assortment of Second Hand Pianos at
prices ranging from SIS to $500, always o ha nd j..
Send for illustrated Catalogue, containing tho
names of over . .00n Snutherners, who have bought
and are using the Stlef Piano.
CHA9. NJ. STIEFF.
Wererooma, No Liberty ST, Bait" Md.
PerrySt. Aoril 2S. 1874.
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DrUS3.
Drugs.
PATENT AEDICINEs,

SCEaUUL I.UUkS ND 5 IA IIUNENf,
enbraciug al! of the most popular and reliable
Enedies. aai also the latest Novels and finest kinds
of Stationery.
a5- As the quality o: Medicines is always Of the
greatest importance both to the Phyeican and h.s
Patients, make 1t CopstRrt secure
none bat the ?urest Medcincs, and By his lung
Perence in the retail business, he is prepared 20
nil Physicisns' Prescriptions and Com pound Mcdi-
Gines co=ing tn" latest and strircst rules OF
Pharmacy The public confidently rely
having their prescriptions carefully and accurately
prepared a: al! hOurs of the day and nigh
N B.-1 take this occasion return my sincere
thanks for thu very large patronage bestowed upon
nae by the community, and to express my grateful
acknOw gnent of the high appreciation OF my
fellow Citizens of my efforts them trustiu
that may be able in the future render entire
satisfaction to all who may favor with their sup
port and confidence. GEO T. LIGHT.
February 20, 1872.
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TO TIE PUBLIC.
PRESERVE YOUR FURS AND WO0LENs

using Anti-Mo.h i Cedar Soap, caTph9rstsd- ate j.
sale by c.. E. BELLER
July 8, 1879.
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NEW GOODS AND FRESH GROCERIES

lust received and for .ale in Ch.restowa,
pieces4-4 Red and White Mating,
'' A. White Mating,
4 4 Floor Oil Cloth,
Green and Buff W indow Holland, with Fixtures,
2O ps. Paper Blinds,
Green and Roasted Coffee, Coffee Essence,
White and Brown Sugars, Teas, Spices.
Mustard, Rice, Fresh Soda Water Crackers
In few days We will have complete assort-
ment of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C.-AII OF
which will DO sold Cheap for Cash Country Pro
duce-euch a. bacon, Lard, Butter. Esgs. &C.
April II, 1874. FRANK T. GROVE.
TRY HAISEs' Five Cent Havana Cigars. if you
1 wish = good smoke.
June 90 1874.
eeTTNITED States Bonds.'' by Rev DR.. Handy.
- tor sale by GEO T. LIGHT, Agent.
ElREsH GROUND PLASTER. for sale BY
y Mar. ). WASHINGTON s LIPPlTT.
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For the Spirit of Jefferson.l
TO ...Y
NDtAN SUMNER.

INDIAN SUMNER.
The gorgeous Fall now rears. on high
Her banners bright, of many a hue,
And far and near. faunts to the sky
Their crimson folds to meet the blue.
The sun pours down his mellow rays
ThrO' misty. dreamlike. balmy air,
And mountains, valleys, wrapt in haze,
The,form of sleeping beauty wear.
gaze. enchanted. on the sceno-
Ny soul drinks from the fount of love-
But mingled in the whOle-I ween-
Is she! the'star that.shines aboveI
All natures Glories-lcss that light
That shines all nature mystic queen
Would pale to darkness. chaos, night,
And ''cold obstruction rule supreme.
Long maytit shine. that,lone loved star.
The cynosure of life to me!
Its trembling gbeams-tho'shed afar-
Cast light and love on all / see.
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BANK DIRECTORY.
AGENTS.

pG~The following gentlemen are duly au-
thorized to receive ADVERTISING and SUB
soR1rTIoN for the "SpirH of jefferson" and
to collect and receipt for the same:
GEO. D. MCGLINCY-!S !Shepherdsto,cn
JouN P. KERFoor- NurttnsJurg.
CHAs. r. LEE-BerryUiiIe.
JOEL W. RoBERTs Niddlcway.
ADAM LINK, Jr r-Dubields Depot.
JAS. ". BARNHART- LmiomvWe
NJ W. BURR-Bro,rns Shop
E. II. RoBERTs-KcarmeysUiW
HENRY S. LEAGUE-Leetomn.
STEPHEN S. DALGAHN. Trustee.
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JUST RECEIVED,
20 PIECES new style Spring Prints.
TT HALF>BLEACHED Cottous, L. D. aud
# H other leading BRANDS Shrtirg Cotton.
VAMSU1TA, Twist of the Loom, and lower
w grades IF Bleached CottOnS.
pED Ticking Hickory, 1914 Brown and !eached
D Shirtings.
DROWN and Beached Drills.
10 GROSS Wood clOulds, all sizes for theCa.h
~ o. Country Produce.
February ), 1914. FRANK r GROVE
lNE LUMBER Just received a lot OF Prime
Pine Pl ank and Building Lumber. We will
keep supply on hand at our yard. And also have
Fpecial orders for building material filed with
promptness.
WASHINGTON LIPPITT
N0RN, OATS AND RYE WANTED We will
~ pay the highest market prices Tor Corn Oats
end Rye WASHINGTON K L1PPITT.
ENRESH Ground Plaster, just received, and for
u sale. at low rates, for Cash. .
WASHINGTON * L1PPITT.
NEW Orleans Molasses, for Bn king. for saIe by
~ Dec. 10, 1873. G. w. T. kEARSLET.
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD

CCHEDULE ofPssscr ger Trainsarriving aud de-
~ parting at IIarPer's Ferry Station:
TRAINS GOING WEST.
Cincinnati Express via " ashin gton.. 10 26, a. NJ.
st L"uis 80 - lnU4, p. NJ
Mail Train 's old tr'I5 3.GO, III.
Winchester Acc'n'' 's g g sos, P. n.
TRAINS GOING EAST.
Cincinnati Express via Washington. s.O4, A. NJ
ST. Louis E1prcs. via Washing gton.... 7.O5, = NJ e.
Mail rraIn via Old Track to all points. LOS, p NJ
Winchestcr Ac'u '' 80 645, A. NJ.
Trains 90 Main Stem make close connections at
Harper's Ferry with trains running on W p. & S.
Division to Strasburg and points farther South
At Hagerstown Junction with trains for Hag gers
town, SC.
Through Ticker. to all promioent points West.
South, EARt and Moth.
Ticket Office open for all paeSenger trains, day
and night. Comfor tnbie facilitiee or waiting pas
seng"rs. Ar. WOOD, Agent.
Hsrper's Ferry Nov. g. 1873
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istoiI1 tI.
At leneth fhe4iiief ezclaimed v ..r
Majesty think i were better fo1 societr
eteil hye Of Us should Be hanged. since ~
alipeafs that not an honest man can be found
among
81. In spite of the Iameptsble exposure. the
King laughed; and so pleased was he With
the thief's cnpDing expedient that he grant,
ed him n pafdons
FAMILY GLuE-We make our pine in the
following way: Crack up the glue and put
1t in bottle add TO it common wbisky;
shake up, cork tight, and in three or four days
it cAo be used. It requires beating, will
keep for almost any length of time, and is at
all times ready to use. except in the coolest Of
weather. when it will require warming II
must be kept tight so that the whisky will not
evsporste The usual corks or shoppers should
not be used 1t will become clogged A tin
stopper, covering the bottle. but fitted as close.
ly as possible, must be used.
OYSTER PATTIEs IN BArrER-Make a
batter with the yolk Of one egg, or more, Nc>
cordiDg to the quantity of oysters you in
tend to prepare, little nutmeg. some beaten
mace. little -four and little salt dip in the
oysters and fry them in lard to nice brown.
If preferred. a li:tle parsley may be shred
very fDe, and mixed with the batter. The
batter may also he made thicker. and formed
into the shape of patty, put into small
tin mould, the oyster being dropped in and
covered over, and the whole baked as q pud-
ding Would be.
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''ssszs9SSsssss y E .qi "a
erred ttyonsFe l'e lsrgest- run isr.t ~
Oob't let HIM .lnf nlept RIM ~
What has happened y ssked Tom
"Don't stop to ask questions. Co cried
Mrs. Lnwton.
And Tom, without his hat. starred 81 il
was long run to the Doctors, afd BE was
breathIess when he reached the h6ofs he
could not talk tn the doctor as he sdrove back
in his gig; he could only say something
dreadful must have happened And when
the doctor hurried into the Professors study
he waited outside, trembling and trying in
vain to hear what was going on
Mr.. Parker. the assistant. came around tho
house after awhile. and said there would be
no school that afternoon, and that the boys
must make no noise whatever
The practical jokers had 10 wish to do 50.
They sat silently on the porch. until at las.
the study door reopened aud the Doctor came
out, with the Professor following him.
1T is a terrible thing" he said, slowly !;
terrible I have known sudden shocks to
produce death very often. when the heart was
affected, All dear me"'
'Plesse sir" cried dozen boys voices at
once, won't you tell us wha: has happened ?'
''That telegram was from poor Jack Red
burns home" said the Professor. His
mother is dead He was a delicate boy. and
the Doctor savs-'
"'Ah yes! ~ said the Doctor Yes. yes
dropped dead at once. didn't he poor fellow"
Dead y cried the boys.
Dead :" cried Tom Hurd ''Oh, Doc
tor! Doctor no. no. no! Save him ! save
him ! It's joke-a wicked joke. His
mother is alive. I scns the telegram. Tell
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-10

ATTEMPT AT. SCICIDE.-James Glenn. q
white man living over the store Of MesSrS
Peden & Whitlock, on Main street below
Seventeenth, made one or two unsuccessful
attempts ut suicide Wednesday night. 1t is
stated us 4 cause therefore that on Wednes'
day night he had difficulty With his wife
during which she succeeded in giving him u
thrashing. 1t is said that this fact so preycd
upon his mind that be thought he could get
rclicl from the troubles and trials OF life by
killing himself. lie first attempted to jump
from the porch but was prevented. Finally
he drank quantity Of laudanum, but it was
found out, restoratires were used, and at lasl
accounts he had recovered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-10

IS IT A CASE OF ISFANTICIDE?-J Nee
kins and Leah Henry are TWO colored wo-
men who reside at No. All Duval street. On
Wednesday Leah Johuson noticed an olen'
siye odor coming from au clubhouse, which
she supposed was caused By dead rat or
something else in a state of decomposition.
She called Jane Meekins to acquaint her with
the fact, but not finding her went into the
house to see what was the cause of the bad
smell. After searching she found canvas
bag, which contained the bones. skull, and
some of the hair of a dead infant. Meekins
returned home yesterday, but before her re-
turn officer Cosby Of the third district had
been notified, and he informed the coroner
Of the discovery. DR.. Taylor visited the To-
cality yesterday afternoon and, alter giean-
ing all the facts possible at present, con-
cIuded that it would be eXpedient to hold III
inquest to-day,
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Meeting of the Committee on the I'm
prOveme ent OF Jam es River.


prOvement OF James River.
ELECTION OF MR.. II. D. wHITCoMB AS ENGINEER.
A meeting of the Committee on the I'm.
provement Of james River, composed of four
members of the Common Council, three
members of the Board of Aldermen, and
seven citizens selected by the President OF
the Chamber Of Commerce, was held yesler-
day afternoon.
Mr.. p. H. Starke called the meeting to or
der, and Mr.. McCance nominated Colonel
Albert Ordway as permanent chairman. The
vote was taken, and Colonel OrdWay was
unanimously elected.
Colonel Ordway, upon taking The chair,
made an interesting address, in which he
thanked the committee for the honor done
him, and said he was not sorry that the COM
mittee had been enlarged. He was glad that
so many interests were represented IN the
committee, and then gave most interesting
history of the work of improving James river
from 1870 TO the present time. The chair
man also paid high compliment to the val
liable services rendered the city by Colonel
Crairhil and the interest which he had al
ways taken in the work of improving the
river.
In alluding to the appropriation made by
casion to say that good deal Of it had been
expended in the purchase OF machinery and
eoupment for the work; that the machinery,
ETC., is valued at $50, 900, and is the finest
eouipmcut Of the kind owned by any city in
the United States.
Mr.. Starke, at the conclusion Of Colonel
Ordway's remarks, moved to 60 into the
election of an Engineer. Agreed to.
i,(' nnmInptpI III
Whitcomb for the position of Engineer of
the Improvement, and said that it would be
foiy tor him to attempt to speak of the
merits of so distinguished an engneer--an
engineer Of national reputation. He knew
that he was in full accord with Colonel
CraighAl, and he thought that the selection
would be most acceptable.
Colonel Ordway stated that in recent
conversation with Colonel Craighill, the lat
ter had said that if Mr.. Whtcomb was the
choice of the committee, he would be most
acceptable to him.
Mr.. Curtis remarked that he could see no
necessity OF putting the city to the expense
of paying an engineer unless an additional
AUTHORIZATION was made by the city for the
prosecution Of the work. If one was elect
ed he ought to give his whole time and at
tention 10 the work.
Several member; Of the committee compli-
menleu the nvminee, and thought that he
would be Il most valuable accession to the
city.
The matter was further discussed, and the
question being put to the vote, the chair an
nounced that Mr.. WhitcOmb had been undni-
mouSiy elected.
The SUBJECT of appointing an executive
committee was next discussed, and on mo-
ton of Mr.. Higgins it was decided 10 en-
large the committee TO five.
The Chair took time to appoint the COM
mittee.
The committee then adjourned TO meet at
the Norfolk Steamboat COmpany's wharres
on Tuesday afternoon ut . O'Clock, from
whence they will start for i tour OF in>pec-
ton down the river.