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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-12-07
DR.. Pierce.
From the Toledo Blade,l


"SuccesS is never achieved without merit
A man may make pour article and sell it
once, and there being 1000, 600 people in
the United States, the sale to each one would
be enough 10 make decent fortune. Bur an
article that holds tho field year after yeer. aud
the sales OF which Increase regularly and rap
idly, must have absolute merit
DIR Il. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N Y. oc
cupies our entire eighth page to-day with his
various articles. We admit it, because We
know the Doctor, and know Of his articles
We know him to be a regularly educated
physician. whose diploma hangs on the wall
of bis Office, and We know that he has as
snciated with him several of the most eminent
practitioners in the country. We know that
parties consult him, by mail and in person,
from all the States in the Union every day
and that they are fairly and honestly dealt
with.
This grand result has hcen accom- plished
by two acknowledgement, reliable articIes-Ar>
ticIes which, once introduced, work easily
their own way-aDd splendid business man>
agement They have succeeded because they
ought TO have succeeded"
If you would patronize Medicines, scien-
tj6c"liy prepared by skilled Physician and
Chemist use Dr. Pierce's Family Medicines.
Golden Medical Discovery is nutritious. tonic,
attentive, and blood cleansing, and an un>
"quaIed Cough Remedy; Pleasant Purgntire
Pellets. scarcely larger than mustard seeds,
constitute an agreeable and reliable physic
FavOritc Prescription. remedy for debiltated
females Extract Of Smart Weed, a magical
remedy for Pain. Bowel Complaints, and an
unepuaIed Linment for both human and horse
flesh ; while his DR.. Sags's Catarrh Remedy
is known tho world over as the greatest
specific for CatsIrh and Gold in the Head"
ever given to the public. They are sold by
druggists.
20 Tears II Sufferer Cured by the Golden
Wcdtcai Discovery.
DR.. R.-V. PIERCE:
Hc0r ST,-Twenty years ago was ship
@rccked on the Atlantic Ocean, and the cold
and exposure caused large abscess to form
on each leg, which kept con tin aally dschare>
ing. I was attended by doctors in Liverpool,
llavre, New Orleans. New York, and 1t the
hospital on Staten Island (where the doctors
wanted to take ono leg ofT.> Finally, after
Spending hundreds of dollars. I was persuaded
to try your Golden Medical Discovery" and
BOW. in less than three months after taking
the first bottle, l am thankful to say nm
completely cured, and for the first time in ten
years can put my left heel to the ground |
am at home nearly every evening and shall
he glad to satisfy any person IF tho truth of
thisfnformation. lam. sir. your respectfully,
WILLIAM RYDER,
OF Jefferson Street. Buffalo. N Y.
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n1acdonaId's New story |!
ST. GEORGE AND ST. MICHAEL.

ST. GEORGE AND ST. MICHAEL.
A Romance of Cavalier nd Rou n head.
BY GEORGE MACDONALD,
Author OF "AnnaIS of Quset Neighborhood -
""ilfred Cumbcrmede,' etc.
vol. illustrated. limo. Cloth. 81 rs.
te'fNHE works of novelist of the present d. '
L have had wi'ier sal or been more universally
admired than lie stories Of this wonderfully gifted
author. ST. Geor:e anu ST Hichaer ia his las
and GROWING effort 30 columbus Disp0fch
elk is one of Mr. MncDOHaIa'a most enjoy Abls
productons, and will win him hOsts Of new friends
and admirers.''-Hartford P"st.
''There is = good portrait of tho author, and .
number OF illustrations which are more than ordi
nariIv iue."- Publtsher's ETe,klv.
= ." To he had of any Bookseller, or win be cent
to any addrGss pos t>rHid receipt of price. by
.; J. B. FORD CO., Publishers. r
Dec !, 1851. 81 Park Place, New York.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-12-07

ES- Over Goats, Dress and Business Suits,
Dry Goods. Boots and Shoes of Mnnko l.
Storms celebrated make, Hats, Caps, Notions,
Millinery, etc., etc exchanged for Cash or
Corn at Goldsmith Twin Fronts.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-12-07

Psg" The u0ssag. Of Governor Kempor, of
Virginia, was. sent in to the Legislature on
Wednesday. 1t is an elaborate document,
treating tho State finances, tho necessity for
retrenchment and reform, the subject of i'm,
migration, tho Virginia and Maryland bouu>
Diary question, the proposed extension Of the
James River and Kanawha canal to Clifton
Forge, and the national centennial, earnestly
urging Virginia to take part in the latter.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-12-07

E5- " Cntholic mirror" says: "We re-
commend DIR. Wade's Liver Correctnr' to all
who are suffering with any chronic disease of
Liver. We cau speak of its merits, as We
have tried it."
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In the Circuit Curt of .Jcfrrson County,
West Virginia. in Trrma, Noe Is. 1875:
J. F. c. TALBOT Jr., PLAINTIFF
Against fIS CuASCERY
JAS. W. SHIRLEY. &C.. Dsf'ts,
(EEtrTci fr"nl Decree.)
TT is adjadged. ordered and decreed. that this
L cause be recomnIltted 10 the same Commi -
II ner Is. Geo T. Bru0ke) with instructiOns TO
correct an error III addition If rbe lie apparent
on the face OF saiG report, and to caEsi,:er arr
report upon the matters arising under the ALI
s1er of SAID James W. Shirley fled during the
present Term, with instructions to audit any
further liens on the realty of said James " :.
Shirley winch may be presented aud proved be-
fore hi:'l' having given notice as ordered in the
pTSvlOuB references.
.- CopY-Teste.
ROBERT T. BROWN. CLERK.
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E.lTICE.

., Notice is hereby, gwen that will proceed o.
Inssdav. t''e 4sh daT of January 1876 to execute
the prOvlSlOns of the above decree at nv office
III Cnarlestnwn, between the honrs of q A. u.
and 4, P. 81 ST. GEO r BROOKE
Dec. z, lS15-3t HomuIjo.;Drar
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

THE partnership hereto ore existing between
] Mira. Civ mer & AImentrout is this day
tualIy dissolved. ST. CLYMER. t---
6. H. ARMENTROUT.
The above busine Se will he condurted in 70 'urs
by Mrs &. r. Ciymer, and Dressmnking ny Mrs.
s. II. ArmentrUut at her residence. West end of
Main Street
Dec. 7. 1875 81
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-12-07

EzST washington Hail." the building oc~
cuP1ed by the Legislature is session at Wheel
ing, was destroyed by fire on Tuesday morn.
ing last. The Senate now occupies the old
Billiard Room Of the Mcclure House. and
the House of Delegates the Court Room.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-12-07

E1' There is truth as we'll as wit in this
paragraph from the Tjch>burg Herald. 1--WE
hase long since forgiven the North for licking
us, but the North has never forgiven us for
being so internally hard to lick"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-12-07
NOTICE.

Monday, the Sd GaV of Lan1:;l ', 1916 to execute
the PROVISIONS of the foregoing decree at my
ff1ce ~ CharIestowD, between tue hours OFF, A.
NJ, and !. 7. NJ.
ST. GEO. T. BROOKE,
Dec. = 1875 At CON ,n,ssIoIer
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

A T the instance OF Jacob NJ. Buckley and N.
"A White. TrusTees of Lewis G Komp. the cred
tt"rs OF Lewis Kemp r hereby notifird 10 pro.
duGe for proof. before my office in Charles
town. on the Sd day OF January. 1876 their claims
aRainst said K.lnr CLkON MOORE
December Z 1875 At Commi.sinnor
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JNo. T. HENKLE and others.
Defendants,
{ krtr0ct frona Decree.l
NnTICE.

Notice is hereby given tnat will proceed. on
wednesday, the 5th day of January, 1876 to ex-
ecntr the provisions. of the above decree at my
office III Charlestowm, between che hours oil g, A.
M, AID 4. P. Al.
ST. GEO. T. BROOKE,
Dec. T. lS75-4t. Commissioner.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-12-07
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

West Virginia, an Term, Noe. Is, 1875:
JOHN BRIsCoE's Administra-l
tor, aud others, Plaintiffs,
Against SIN CHASCERY.
JNo. T. ;HENKLE and others.
Defendants,
(Ertroct from Decree.)
T Is adjudgcd, ordered and decreed, that the
i report III this cause, filed March 25tIl, 1878, be
fully confirmed 81. far az the same is not except
ed to, and as for the exception the Court wien
out At his time acting OIL the same, doth recon-
init the said report to the SAID Commissioner,
with instruction. to take am further evidence
ON the poi r. excepted 10 which the parties may
desire, or lie may think necessary. with further
instrncI iors to retnrn alternate statemen =.
showing how the respective accounts for rent
ard for medical services will stand if the ptatute
of linn itations lie applied TO such accounts. and
how tnev will sta"d If no such application he
made. returning full data as to he lines of the
application of the snld statnte. But before exc
cutting this order. the Commissioner shall give
such notice. hy publication, as was before given
by bin.
True Extract-Tcste.
ROBERT r. BROWN. Clerk.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-12-07

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
Jefferson County, set
In the County Court, November Term, 1875.
ia COUNTY COUR" continued and ueld
r. for SAID County, NOVEMBER 10, 1915
OiGeI ed, Tat all Surveyors of Roads in this
county snail within ten DAYS alter tEev are unti-
hsd of their appointment tai q the oath of Office
as prcScrih"d chapter 1914, section &. nf the
acts of 1872 81 and return crpy of SAID oath to
rlie Clerk nt the CJU"tv Cuuri to br filed in lis
office. All Road Surveyors vino ave not COM
Pile: with this rider required TO do so within
thirty days from this date.
The SAID Surveyors IF Roads are reunircd to
make annually a" the May Term n report as re-
qulrGC by section 6. chapter 1874 of the acts of
lsI2-3. before their bills viii be audited.
No Road SURVEYOR will be allow -d t. hI,e OK
ira labor. or 20 make Purchases to be c. aged to
the road fund of his district, without first nav
ing obtained written authority from both the
justices of his district setting forth tue amount
he can Cxpcnd.
n" Surveyor, or sub-Surveyor, will be allow ed
To employ his own WAGONS. teams, pnT Glis. carts
or scraperS, cXceD" i'll proportion to his amount
Of labor as cnmpHrCd with others.
ROa'i SURVEYORS will he required to return an
ltenllZad account of all expenses Oh oath.
CoDv--Teste.
T A. MOORE. Clerk.
No~a-D1,or On 1873
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given IT. at-I will proceed. on
Thursday the 6tn day of January, 1876, to OK
ecute tue provisions of the above decree. at my
office In G .arlestown between tho hours of 9. A.
NJ, and I, P. NJ.
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Z" C!tron' Cure nts, Raisins. Figs, DAtes and
- CAnalss. A lso GrUceries. Tobacco, Cigars,
Notions &C.. just received and for sale BY
SIS DALGARN.
A MEXICAN WASH BLUE, for sale BY
~ Dec u 1878 8. DALGARN
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Sc WING MACHINE
HhoVER BAKER new aud improved Lock
sn by GEO w r REARsrEY
December = 1878
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN !!

A IL persons knowing Themselves adebtcd to
~ the updcrsiRDed tor Subscription to The
PAINT OF Jefferson" Advertisements or Job
WORK are requested TO give the same their ear
lest attention, it is necessary to iavefio
business closed up. will be CON pclIsd TO col
Iect by law. s. s. DAjGARE
July u, 1675-tf
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NOTICE.
THE SMOK ER's PET

rl'HE Novel UnconFumtng Cigar, Pipe. and or
gar Holder The merits OF this isysntiop are
4toncc appreciated by every smoker, A. by. usjner
this article (Which is AZ light and portable a. I'll.
gar all smokers use thh best tohsccots At less
than one. tenth tho expense OF POOR Cigar ofspen.
stng eniIe!y win me e"m9Tous sad wejehty pipe.
or oily t.ste. Tor sale by c. e. BELLER.
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"a Complete Pictorial History of the TImes."-
"Tne best, cheHDcst. aud mGst successful
Family Paper IN the Union"
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NTINCE MEAT. for sale b, '...
WI Dec =. 1875. G W KEARSIEY
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WANTED.

UOU and Eee: in o. oIsSapFs for pIy cS 9.r
Goods and Notions. at
Che"p:st Cash Store in Charlestown
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-30
G~ s-<As rlFA' >. 1871 u .s-s .:fri3it " u.
tp sIdMONsSr LIVER REGULATOR
IL diseases Of the liver; Stomach. and Spleen

NAKEa Y .lI1 = = In1iEs::5 -Jt:ttF-ae IB9 ,
III SAAAIN Z :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-30
Potatoes.

The potatoes in Ireland and England q
few years since became afflicted with the
blackheart or rot. Here it was only seen
in one or two varieties. This year those
brought to market are unusually fine. They
are chiefly the Early Rose. Certainly they
are the finest we have ever known at this
early period of the season.. The bug, as
our readers know, did great mi last year
to the potato crop in some parts of,4the
Northwest; and that enemy, has appeared in
some limited sections the present year; but
the crop appears to be generally good. sea
When rthes rot became SO extensive in
Great Britain the farmers returned to =; first
principles Under the impression that the
disease came from long cultivation from the:
tubers, they procured seed from the potato.
apple and "beguu again. This had a good
effect; and thus q vegetable which has taken
a front position In the list of mans food has
very greatly improved. Z :" '..'7>I ..-.,.l4
! .sH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-30

The Dexterous BoNNER 10 bis assault upon
President GRANT with view to advertise
his paper essayed, to put the President very
low BY calling him hauler of wood to St..
Louis market. We doubt whether this did
him any harm. We rather liked him the
better for it, and think Bonner would him
self have better claim to responsibility if
ne could only showa few wood-receipts to
prove that he. too, knew what 1t was to live 3
by hard labor. But statement has recently
appeared that was not 50 cseditahle to the
President as the charge brought against hin,
by BONNER. 1t Is said that there are some
old scores still standing against the Presi-
dent on the backs OF doors Of drinking.
houses on the road to st. Louis for drinks
whereWith 10 refresh himself under his In.
taguing pursuit. Some malicious persons
nave said that he got drunk on the M.
Wnesher ne did or not, he should have nal d
Tor them; and this 1t is said he has not dona
70 this day.
We don't believe it. If It chance 70 ha
true, however, our most earnest advice TO
the Pres ident would be By ali means to pay
these old scores on the backs OF doors. They
will cry aloud against him, and no condition
OF body or mind can afford any excuse for
leaving them unsatisded. They are held, no
doubt, BY persons who .msy be styled
"droutby Comics and who baye peculiar
claims against she President. II is TOO bad
that these people should have The "dead
wood"in this manner against the President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-30
DEATHS,

=
Died. in this city, ON the 26,h instant, j Err q.
MAI WIELlTS, IN the $50 yearof bis are,
His fnneral win take place from Eriends,i meet-
tng;hoase AZ 3 oaelocn aHls tWednesdayl MORN.
PhiIadelrhia papers please copy. sots -
Died, at her residence, Id Henrico county, on the
26th instaIl, Mrs. u .aUTiLtiA BULIFANT, in
The sixty:iear,h year efthsr sges II nj So.
X Died, as his residence, corner Of Clay and Ntuth
Streets, Al 7. q. on yesterday, the 29th Instant
A. A. MONTElRO, In the foity-ninth year Of bis
His funersl'wiu take place This EVENING. at
y. Peters cathedral, At o'ckck. Erienna or bis
iamily Wild be expected 70 attend without further
notice. s2s3 8 -. tT3ifFE 81 = ~, ~.
Died, on the 9th Of Juue, 1875, Ii Paris, France
Eid1hREI 81 =LOYkJ0N sMCDO WELL ! daDph.
!er " me kte Colonel j. b.. Breat. of St. Louis
~, unit te states ot America, and wife or Dr.
James Mcdowell. OF Virginia. ~ . IaS -
Died on The 27th Of June. at i {, O'Clock A IT !;
SusE' LEE, the only child or j. wv. and Yirsinis
days. s-ss's'1' s-u WE'VE
My llule ROSE has gore 70 rest,
her face weaLsee noI:nofe: t-t-s 90
Her prait!,ng tongue lies silll In death,
her s1rertnE5 all are DER.
Eomore Ill brush thy silky hair,
No more thy form embrace,
dciasp thee to my bosam, dear, -
.AnG kiss thy smiling face.
No more those little arms will Irvine
Around my neck, 50 sweet: ~
No mere Ill call dear AoSHS aame
Uhul ID heaven we meet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-30
The Honest Money"

The present national currency, whose
p" honesty the money dealers have pre-
sumed to question, is based upon the entire
wealth of the nation; and the Richmond
Wing makes good point by adding that Il this a
includes all the, gold in the coantey as q part
OF this wealth. Exactly How can 1t be
made better or more. honest p Would the
money be better if made e rest only upon ION
the coin as its fouudation' Would a pyra.
mid stand betteriif turned upside down. and
LEFT to rest on its apex instead Of its broad
base: " ..', "',' - ,s.I .,- .",. :.
., Yes, gentlemen 4 'fEhards," 4 the present ma
.ioDal paper is secured by all the property of
the country, including oil the gold, which
you have declared TO be The only honest
money, ~ ......
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-30
Gold Certificates Resunpti on. t:

The New York Tribune suggests golo
certificates as likely to serve 9 COCA p te'i.
nose during specie.pay ments. Such. .cef'
s,acases have been largely empioyeo ~
ro,a snecu,a.icns 10 New York, and were
sound Of Invaluable service to the gold gam.
nlers. We are sure they would be just q
nsefu, for honest business purposes ~
The Trsbuae evidently supposes that tne
,sra;n mon this country for gold:wiu iiSe'y
ne considerable at any time, and thst as tne
cold certificates nigh. serve In lieu OF eoio
70 some extent, they would be especlal.
,,sefni., The great problem Of English oank,
Ing for seventy years, says the aa'soase' ss'
neep 10 guard the Bank Of England from I. sn a
danger Of having to suspend specie.pay men''',ss
and vet It eoptesses tie United States " nave
Iseyep greater difficulty than England IN part.
ling with any unusually large quantity VI y.
:. co;nn Bg, "unusuallr large quantity = y y
means quantity greater than the yearly Pig
duction Of our mines. s.s2"s".a#
This confession does rot 60 very well Win
the haste shown for some time past oy the
Tribune to bring on specie.payments, ana
we ara not surprised that IL should now say
e We are by no means sanga'ne Of Tesnnsp,
,;on in 1879" It's doabts mus, be great
since il declares i,s-opinion to be"as pre-
..l,minary ITO specie.paymepts) that the
Treasury should hold sufficient gold coin
"silyer has nothing TO do with the business
"to meet any foreign drain and to be LEFT a.
"the end of it with gold enough ~ be secure
"agaipss internal panic" ~. p ',,'f', :,
IT'S well that the resamptionists should
look at the matter In this light and moderate
their ilLtempered zeal for resumption Nor
should they hope that the, policy of-sigid cur
,ai,meut will hasten the ability OF the coun-
try to resume the pay ment Of coin. To" cur.
tail the currency and Cypress the people will
only destroy confidence and increase dir.
trust-a state which is Incompatible WITH
,pecie.payments. These can only be main-
tanned when there is good faith every where,
and therefore no demand for gold and no run
upon banks. --E4.., -
The gold certificate and the interconverti-
BILE bonds would work we'll together and as
slst trade very much. The one would assist
materially to keep the currency pretty near
the Y ell-poised amount needed, and the other
would make the transactions in gold easy and
safe. The transportation Of gold Is costly
and announcement, and the gold certificate
would avoid it in considerable degree.
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q. !, r,cs.,;.1i,;;,6,lSn,,yIi .PaS,SSsa.

The Beecher RenTla ! j
! Tbe Inflated jury IN ssc 81 80
a,,ar SIX mouths Of patis earl pf That
c,r Is vet detained to ses y tint lock-
inIup vii, not briseA ab M an eemeet
.,,,bnpst them. Judge Nslzsbr ksebs . vigf'
i.,ut eye upon them, and oil communication
betgeen them and outsiders Is cut of. They
do not see .heir families, and are not allowed
10 receise. aasaa fEona. Axtieles al aen
are sent wrapped In paper and the papet. y y
taken fron hem spa sent back. A reiaslSe
.of one OF the men died, and hei1as informed
OF IA iu the brlefest manner. The mother o.
one jaryaian was SICK, and his Information
WAS liuited to q bare statement. The ro"pa Y
ing OF COMMUNICATIONS and fresh linen, ana
the reqaests for permission TO send ON lof s
comforts and for news; show th na ' she
iury and the families are frettins an 20
distressed. 1, Somebody, sent ice. cream 70 2
juryman accompanied by anote. Judg sNEIL'
s6s took. the note and sent In the ice.erea',,
which Vas enough for them all. Even inc e
brown, paper, arepnd 4 bottle Of wine was
torn fromat, and itHas sent lin unwrappeo.
10 The Judge ysas jocose, aud much relieved
by!the conclusion of the case. He took cr 1es
70 himself that he ,tesiraiassd II binsslifa if9m
making a long charge, and. thus sacrlncea A's
great opportunity. s,9fGfGi ''li'f ,>'i,t''si'-
ri He said, be entertained odd ideas and
theories on q great raany subjects. soc1ai,
nh,Ibsonhicaf. and political -shd bad often
wished Tor I'D aoccasion 70. publish them
This case offered it, and be had neglected inc
onnortunIty. He, might have made hls
chsrpe broad enough. 70 embrace bis Views
onFeyery social topic, Including indiscrtDil;;
nate kissing, free ioye. and the folly OF Wrlt;
;ng Ioyf-leiters, or on. every political or re.
iigiolis topic he had ever heard OF. not ex-
ceY,i ING the state OF Great Britain during the
war, or the Northern Pacific railway, and nd the
flying Of other ~ s..rios, t,lDagf ary9is "a
j Mr.. BsEcHER went. TO Peekskill Saturday.
Mrs. BEEcHgR did not 60 with him-aBd yet
we eau hardly, see how he, could g leaYee her,
She hung on to the, court.", waiting for the
verdict Her, health is said to. be- giving
way. and she is compared to the poor Queen
KArHAaISE, of England, when slowly dying !:
"QueeuIy still in her pallor and crown Of
gray bai,s." Quite a curl for the reporter
BEEouER sought relief from excitement
where there was not a sound but the
woodpecker tapping the hollow beech!tree."
TILToS is fdgety. and fitting, with bis
health improved and bis face, tfattened.
PRYOR and MORRIS are sometimes With
him; but BEACH and FULLERTON are said't
have Withdrawn from him. He is said to be
very reserved, saying that it would be obvi.
ousIy improper for him to speak !" upon the
subject most at heart" 20. - 800,
It is to be hoped that this remarka.
bic affair will be ended, and the remarkable
people concerned in it will now be "hiVed'
In little while. .' E''e@ .'i'''' ''t-' ~ !,