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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-14
SAVE MONEY.

w ,oorfh of goods for $40. Why not P@ DO ~ 10
Tho Great n. F. Dollar Sale, SO Bromfield ST..
Boston, is firmly established, aud for years has
sold really valuable goods IDurth S so to s. st
n1cd price of ONLY OSE DOLLAR. We arc en-
dorsed aud recommended by the best paocrs and
business enterprise and We do sell ali goods at
Tess than other dealers. In these times it pays to
save money We eel! Jewelry. Silver and Plated
ware, Glassware, Cutlery, Dry and Fancy e Gods
Groceries, Teas Cofecs Spices and in fact ep.ru.
'%s T. lGcr I'd S9OO elegant books which
The is no ticket" order slip" or other trickery
one dollar secures any article the llst We
=: ID let You see goods before paying Over
;ooO patrons attest the popularity of our great
sale. We need agents everywhere. We cannot
give any 'd'G here of cur business. Our list of
Tor circulars and recommendations from our pa
irons 1ou ca" save cash. Will You do it I If
so address at once II. ORMIS ION & CON
DOLLAR SALE, 33 Bromficld St., Boston Mass
February 5 Sr - 800
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-14
SEE HERE.


no you want Books, Cards, Prints. Photo
~ graphsi Why then do you money on
swindlers. Instead send to the old reliable house
of Hunter & Co. Established in 1860 We sup
ply oil books, oil goods and at lowest rates
Send for some of these Trunk Full of Fun, 15c;
How to win q Sweetheart, so: Golden Wheat
Fortune Teller, 4oc; Book of Love Letters, SOC ::
Boxing Made Easy, 15c; MorEan's Masonry E1-
poaed. ESQ; Changers Exposed, $50 PIP. illustrated,
amuse an evening Party. soc ; Dancing made
easy, soc: How Gamblers win, Soc; Leap wear
Love Making Cards, ktntls-each in case oniy
soc; Complete Pocket Hoylo. SOC; Chesterfield's
How to win and how to WOO, &c., TIE Lava of
Love, SOC; LADIES' Guide to Beauty. SOC, &C. do
Remember any or all of tho above will be sent
TO you prepaid on receipt of Price. We imnort
and hunt up foreign aud scarce hooks. Wsniake
it a study. We want your patronage. Send for
Do not risk money with swindIers but send at
once to the "old reliables," Hunter & Co., Hins.
dale. N. Fl.
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE,


M and after January Ist, 1875, the business
- heretofore conducted by me. will be under
the name and style of Jas. Law. HoofT 4 Co
Jan. . 1875. JAS Law rIO6Er
IN conc Quoting the above businesses closer system
oil Cash dealing will he adopted by the irm-as ali
goods have now to be purchased by us for cash or
50 days All accounts therefore will be required
to be closed quarterly.
Jan. 1875 JAS Law. HoOFF s. co.
A 1t IL important that my usiness should he at
- once closed all parties knowing them selves
indebted to me by note open account, will be
required to settle same without delay.
jan !. 1875. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
ENNiNG's Eau Dentrifics, orie ntaITooth Paste
- for the Teeth, for lie by
NAY =, 1875 GEO. T. LIGHT.
RlSNlNGER's Gin. Benson's Celery pills, for
, head ache, for sale BY
May 4. 1875. GEO T. LIGHT.
A LADDIN Security Oil. also Vests No. Coal
~ Oil: always to be found at
Jan: 10. 1873. C. f. BELLER'S.
ID AID Shoulders for sale nv
g. W. T. EEARSLEY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-14
THE
PHILHARMONIC PIANO

i essential qualities of more expensive and
higher priced Pianos offer ed 10 price than
any similar in the market. II 10 durable,
with a magnifcence of tone hardly surpassed and
yet can be purchased at prices and on terms within
the reach of ALL This instrument has all the
modern improvements including the celebrated
"AgrAffe'' treblo and is fully warranted. Gaia
logues mailed.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-14

PICKED BEANs.-Boii young pods in
water slightly salt, till tender, throw them
into cOlauder, with dish over, to drain, when
done dripping, lay them out on dry cloth
and wipe. Pour boiling vinegar over them,
and you have an excellent pickle. These are
delicate for usc
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-14

CocoANuT CAKS.-Two cups sugar, half
cup butter, cup sweet milk, three and a half
cups -four, two eggs, two teaspoonsful cream
hFtar, one tsaspoonful of soda, put in the
MIX, stir the cream tartar in the flour, then
stir altogether without beating the eggs
For trosting use tho whites of two eggs.-
make the cake in ak thin layers, putting
fsostiug and cocoanut between.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-14

LEMON RICE PUDDING.-Boil four ia
blssPoonsful of rice till softened; one quart
OF milk sweetened to taste; small piece of
butter. When nearly cool add the beaten
yoiks OF four eggs, and one teasposnful of
lemon extract; Pnt in the oven when nearly
done beat the whites to froth add four
spoontuIs OF white ougar; pour over the top
and brown it; to be eaten cold. Very nice
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-14

FaU1r CAKE.-Two pounds of raisins {;
one and half pounds currants; thrs. omar
tsEs of pound citron six ounces butter ;
half pound sugar; three eggs; half pint milk;
half gill brandy; small cup moIasses; large
teaspoOnful of soda; one and half pounds
Of -four; spice to please the tasta.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-14

SEASONING TIMBER-It the tree is felled
while In leaf, and allowed to lie while the
foliage Tithers, the wood will season much
sooner than otherwise, as the leaves will draw
all the sap before they die.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-14

To EMPTY FEATuERs.-Wher you desire
to remove feathers from enc tick TO another,
rip place in each tick, then sew the edges
of one to those Of the other, and shake the
feathers into the empt4 tick.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-14

HARNESS BLEACHING Three ounces of
beesWaz, four ounces ivory black, ono pint
nsatstoot oil, two ounces CASTLE soap, two
ounces of lard, and one ounce Of aloes to bo
boiled together.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-14

How TO RAISE PEIzE SouAsuEs
farmer at Orrington last season fed a squash,
10 the hope of being able to bring it up to
zoo pounds. The feeding was done by cut
ting off the vine about six feet from the
squash, and putting the end into pan into
which fresh milk was daily poured. BY this
means the vine absorbed about two quarts of
milk per day, and the squash gained about
pound day in weight.-Porland Express
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-14

CAKE WITHOUT EaGs.-One cup of sugar,
hall cup butter, one cup buttermilk, ono
teaspoonful of soda, one teaspoonful of cream
tartar, three cups of flour. Bake in mod
erata oran
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-14

PLAIN TEA CAKEs.-Six eggs with coffee
cup of sugar beat together, tablespoonful of
lard or butter, work we'll, roll out and cut
small with tin shapes
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-14

To DRAW A RUsTED NA1L.-First drive
1t in a little, which breaks the hold, and then
1t may be drawn out much easier.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-14
PoETIcAl
THE RAINY DAY.
By HENRY W. LoNarEIlow.

By HENRY W. LoNarr11ow.
The day is cold. aud dsrk, and dreary;
1t rains. and the wind is never weary;
The vinestill elings to the Wondering wall,
But at every gust the dead leaves fall,
And the davis dark-and d1eary.
Ny life is cold. and dark. aud d1earJ;
Il rains and the wind is never weary;
My thoughts still cling to the mouldering past
But the hopes of youth fall thick in the blast,
And the days are dark and dreary.
Bs still, sad hearth and cease repining;
Behind the sun is the clouds still shining;
Thy fate is the common fate of all,
Into each life some rain must fall,
Some days must be dark and drsary.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-14

BEE STINGs.-A few drops of coal oil APP
piled to parts stung by bees, wasps or hornets
will give instant relief, it is said.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-14

Waters' New Scale Pianos have peculiar merits.
NetD York Tribune.
The tono of the Waters Piano is rich, mellow
and sonorous. They possess great volume OF sound
and the continuation of sound OF singing power is
one of their most marked featurce.
[Ne,r Yo,k Times.
waters' Concerto Organ is so voiced a. TO have a
tone like full rich alto voice. 1t 10 especially
human in its tone, powerful yet awcet
Rural Neto Yorker.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-14

-"Rsmember," said trading Quaker to
his son, "in making thy way in the world, a
spoonful of oil will go further than quart
Of vinegar"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-14
Field AND FIRESIDE.
The Babies.

There is little danger of dressing infants
too warm. Tho Germans have proysrb that
all winds are cold to child If the skin is
very sensitive, garment of delicate cambria
may be wern next the body !; but flannel,
thick, soft, and all wool, should come next
All compression of the body and limbs should
be avoided, the skirts and dresses hang from
the shoulders, and never from the waist. If
the baby sits upon the floor it should have
spread under it on the carpet thick wooden
shawl or blanket; if it crecps or walks, its
lower extremities should be warmly eucased
in wooden stockings and shoes After its
daily bath lay it on the floor or on lounge,
and let the direct rays of the sun fall on all
its body. shielding the eyes from the exces.
sIye light. These sun baths are excellent for
invalids and for we'll people also. The sum
niest room in the house should be the family
room Open the blinds, raise the shades. put
back the curtains, and let the glory and health
Hood all the apartment-never mind if the
carpet fades; better a faded carpet than pallid
faces and peevish dispositions No sensible
mother dresses baby in low neck and shor.
sleeves, unless she is DESTROYS to lay il under
the snow before Spring; neither does she give
1t, that enemy of babyhood, soothing strip.
How TO PACK BUTTER TO KEEp.-Maks
brine with a saturated solution of the purest
salt yOu can get, using pound of saltpetre
to about twenty pounds salt Scald the brine
by bringing it to scalding heat skim and
apply when sufficiently cool. The tub, firkiu
or cask, should be carefully prepared, as we'll
as the brine. If the gum and sap in the wood
are not removed before the casks are used
they will work out into the brine and affect
the butter Toremovs the woody favor from
the casks, thorough steaming with high
pressure Is the quickest and best means If
soaked before the steam is applied, the steam
will cut the gum and woody flavor all out in a
short time. If steam is not convenient soak
with brine week or so, then fill with boiling
brine, letting it stand until cold. BY doipg
this and keeping the butter under brine, tho
APackags full and in cool place, butter will
keep for an infinite period
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-14

SCHOOL BoOKsl SCHOOL BOOKS
M stock is complete with all the different sorts
4fA OF books nsed by the different schools His-
torres, Examiners, Readers,
AFIihnetics-RsJ's,
Venable's
PArks,
aATVsy's Grammer. McG ufTey's Readers Mo-. Il,
mo Sd, 9Th. 9th and 9th, Sec ufev,s Snriler.'
Copy Books Slntes Slate PeuciIs q eo1t,
Atlas, both Descriptive and PhysicsI " IN 80
n discount to Teachers in all cases Are nreDrr.J
10 iurhlsh any book on shortes. time ina Unable
Sept S. 1874. CEO r = IEu1
T'obACCos, both Smoking and Chewing. tb.
L beat, and none other. at '-0
GEO. L. LIGHTS Drug store-
Wal oiiRt 30 cts. gallon, w.rrants 4 6rc.,,oof
aho q IN explosive, test apparatus At the stoTS
0l s SLOWED on larger Quantities
S'tI1', y 80 GEO. T. LIGHT.
pUBLIcLY ANNOUNCED am pren,r,d a.
-, iHraish 'he best quality of Goods at ns reason
sO.s Prices hshay man IN the valley lido ms Iii
any sec9nd- hand or interior goods either in rn.d
ICihe= or fancy goods, cheap, aud call ,hern g..
cIass.) VIII order for Eny one cbeHD 1ooJ. g
neeced. but would rsther sell the beat win go
t'Ine to suit all prompt and reliable men
Sept. ;. 1874. GRO - Yo,,-
NLLL PAPER 100 different stvl., Of WI
~ Paper, for sale By, 'A''
Z. VT KEARsLEY.
STRAL OD-aon- ez pIosive-foT s,Is ~
Dec. = GEO. w. T. KEARSLEY.
CENTENNTAL Celery Salt for s..uD.. c,,,;,.
~ Mesf' &c. for saleby CT RETIER
DATEST Coal sitterr. for s.Ieby
JAS Law HooFF CO.
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GEO. 4. LIGHT.


DEALER
Drugs, Medicines,
IL "a Z TT II So,
SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, ToBA Coos.
CIGARS, &c,
TAXES this opportunity of thanking his .
patrons Tor their most liberal IauonaReSEHS
Tor tho last yrhr, and hopes by strict attention ~
and lair dealing tn crit a Com tinuAnce OF the -
same. sell f,rt rate goods RIwny.: do not cell
eo"nts,taf or chap goods Tor the beat. wGrrnnt
everything sold to he returned il not az Ruarnn-
tecd. is my desire, and also pleasure. tossII my
patrons
THE BEST QUALITY OF GOODS
GIrSys but will. compelled. sell them Ia nd num
for cts., Syrup for ,is. and Cologne Tor as stD
per pint; but At the same time, lot JnESrm yos
that according TO the United States PbarnDssopss
You can't ma kc Lnudnnun for Ices than 10 CO... bV
the vholesRie. much cheaper plan 10 10 bSI
your goods genuine. nd add the tssfsr youTssH.
want all my old Accounts settled Up By paJIue
The Cash medistoly, End new ones bsEon iss"-
diHtely, il not sooner. win not Ask for nSSoy en-
no new ones until after Harvest
Gle ARS-bcst in town.
January %, 1874. GEO. T. LIGHT.
HURCuL.. TING Library, al
y Jan 10. 1879. ;!F.P,j GEO. r. LTGHT's.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-14

7 AIDES. Mis'es. and Philadelphia Shoes of the
IL best quality made to order. Also. Women
and Childrens Pegged work. just received for sale
by GEO. W r KBRsLEY
Jan - 1875
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The Lowest Premium is $40.
Each Fraction must draw this sum
All Fractions will be good with SIS 90 tn mr.
chase a whole $40. 90 Bond
This is a chance for a fortune, and chance for
loss.
"A $50 Bond participates in four drawing. each
year, until il has drawn one of the following pre-
miums,
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NOTICE.

I AN prepared to weigh all kinds of Stock
L Cattle Pen is placed upon the platform to en-
sure accurate weight.
December 81 1875.
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DIR. wADE'a
silver C0rrectOr"
And Cure for Dyspepsia.

A MoNG the many discoveries Of valuable rem
n edies for Dyspepsia, mono stand higher than
ADE's Liver CORREcToH.'' .'rI..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-14

tArtar, one teaspoonful of soda, put in the
mitk, stir the cream tartar in the flour, then
stir altogether without beating the eggs
For frostiug use tho whites of two eggs
Make the cake in six thin layers, putting
frostiug and cocoanut betwcon
FaU1r CAKE--Two pounds of raisins
one and half pounds curranss; thrss Quar-
\ tsFs of pound citron six ounces butter
halt pound sugar; three eggs; half pint milk;
half gill brandy; small cup molasses; large
tsaspOOnful of soda; one and half pounds
OF flour; spice to please the taste.
PICKED BEANs.-Boil Young pods i,
water slightly salt, till tender, throw them
into = colander, with dish over to drain. when
done dripping, lay them out on dry cloth
and wipe. Pour boiling vinegar over them.
and you have an excellent pickle. These are
delicate for use
SEASONING TIMBER.-It the tree is felled
while In leaf, and allowed to lie while the
foliage Eithers, the wood will season much
sooner than otherwise, as the leaves will draw
all the sap before they die.
HARNESS BLEACHING Three ounces of
beeswax, four ounces ivory black, ono pint
nsatsfoot oil, two ounces CASTLE soap. two
ounces of lard, and one ounce of alocs to be
boiled together.
To EMPTY FEATuERs.-Wher YOU desire
to remove feathers from enc tick TO another.
rip place in each tick, then sew the edges
OF one to those of the other, and shake the
feathers into the empty tick.
CAKE WITHOUT EaGs.-One cup of sugar.
hall cup butter, one cup buttermilk, ono
teaspoonful of soda. one teaspoonful of cream
tartar, three cups of flour. Bake in mod
crate oven.
PLAIN TEA CAKEs.-Six eggs with coffee
cup of sugar beat together, tablespoonful of
lard or butter, work we'll, roll out and cut
small with tin shapes.
To DRAW A RUsTED NA1L.-First drive
it in little, which breaks the hold, and then
1t may be drawn out much easier.
BEE STINGs.-A few drops of coal oil ap-
Piled to parts stung by bees, wasps or hornets
will give instant relief, it is said.
-"Rsmember," said trading Quaker to
his SOD, Sin making thy way in the world,
spoonful of oil will go further than quart
OF vinegar
7 AIDES. Misses and Philadelphia shoes Of the
Il best quality made to order. Also. Women
and Childrens Pegged york just received. for sale
by GEO. w T. BARSLEY,
FRUIT JARS.-Ma,on's-copced 10 he n.
bsst jag in uss-qusrts e"d half gallons: for
sale by JAS LAW. HOOFF co.
July s. 1878
FOOD TEA.-Fresh Gun Powder, YoungHy-
u son, japan, English Breakfast and Oolong
Teas Tor sale by G. w KEARSLEY
April II, 1874
ENREsH SlAccARONI and Cher,r. for s.iebv
Il jan. IS, 1876. BERRY EROS,
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MIS- ELLANEoUs.
So g.
8 $500 &
So S5

dustrial Exhibition Bono, that is certain TO draw
one of the following Premiums,
ON DECEMBER 9TH, 1875.
Tenth which costa only S5,-can draw any of
At any time in months, as SIS in tho purchase Of
a $40 Bond
This Is {. chance Tor gain and no change for loss.
Middletown transcript., 1876-07-01
Be Kind to the Aged.

Age, whitening for the tomb is q
worthy object Of reverence. The pas
sions have ceased-hopes Of self have
ceased. The old linger with the young
and oh, how careful should the young
be to reward them with tender affec-
ton and with the warmest love. to
diminish the chill of ebbing life. The
Spartans looked on reverential respect
for old age as beautiful trait Of char
acter. Be kind to those who are in the
autumn of life, for you know not what
suffering they may have endured. nor
how much of it may still be their por-
ton Do they seem unreasonably to
find fault or murmur? Allow not your
anger to kindle against them; rebuke
them not, for doubtless many have
been the crosses and trials Of earlier
years, and perhaps their dispositions.
while in the springtime Of life, were
less flexible than your own. Do they
require aid?
Then render it cheerfully. Forget not
that the time may come when you may
desire the same assistance from others
that you render to them. Do all that
is needful for the old, and do it with
alacrity, and think not hard if much is
required at your hands, lest when age
sets seal its upon your brow, and fills
your limbs with trembling. others may
wait unwilling, and feel relieved when
the coffin has covered you forever.
Middletown transcript., 1876-07-01

PART1NG.-Men seldom appear so
humane, or in position so advanta-
geous to their humanity, as when they
part. How few friends are there who
endure protracted separation without
some abatement Of warmth, or meet. by
appointment. without some precaution-
ary anxieties, or continue together long
without some accidental discontents !;
but none, in any degree entitled to that
character. ever part without much re-
gret! Even the cheerful and social are
not always exempt from those momen-
tary perturbations with which selfish
ness chills the pulse or controversy
overheats it. The needle will oscillate
a little from the just point of its affec
tions. and though its polarity is never
lost, it is seldom steady. Yet even
the petulant, the irritable. and the more
generous of the resentful, lose all un-
friendliness as they pass away from
each other-sighing at conversation
which, perhaps, they may have mutually
desired. The last shake of the hand is
sufiient to dissipate hundred griev-
auces. There are then no reproaches
which we can recall beside those against
ourselves.
Middletown transcript., 1876-07-01

Spurgeon tells the following story !:
"a poor man, who had large family,
gave them a very comfortable support
while he was in health. He broke his
leg, and was laid up for some weeks.
AS he would be for some time destitute
of the means of grace. it was proposed
to hold prayer-meeting at his house.
The meeting was led by Deacon Brown.
A loud knock at the door interrupted
the service. A tall. lank, blue-frocked
youngster stood at the door, with an OK
goad in his hand and asked to see Deacon
Brown. Father could not attend this
meeting, he said. but he sent his pray
ers, and they are out in the cart They
were brought in. in the shape of ppta-
toes, beef, pork and corn. The meeting
broke up without benediction."
Middletown transcript., 1876-07-01
Select poetrp.
DOUBT.

By CHARLES F. ROBBINS.
. O God For what these bitter tears,
These passing hopes of weary years,
These fruitless fights with Fate?
We struggle for-we know not what,
And ne'er content with present lot,
Forever watch and wait.
Yet wait for what? The Siren sings,
stPleasure the future ever brings:
Life is not all Of woe"
But though this gloom may pass away,
The low ring clouds of present day
Obscure all things below.
As ocean with aboding roar,
Dashes against it rock-bound shore,
And back recoils again,
So men, in fury blind, rush on,
And in the empty victory won
Fer find but woe and pain.
A smile, tear of transient grief
Too soon forgot; strange belief,
The sable plumes, the pail,
A moss-grown mound, gravestone pale,
A line or two to tell the tale,
And this of life is all.
Can this be truly all of life
A bitter, never ending strife,
A yearning, sad unrest?
Or is there Ger the seas of time,
Beyond all woe, happy cline,
Where dwell the truly blestf
Where mid the streets of shining gold,
As storied by st. John Of old,
Glad songs of praise resound
To God, the Sun, the Life, the Light,
Whose perfect day casts out all night,
And glory shineth round
In vain strive to pierce the gloom,
The vast unknown whose spaceless room
Fills all the wide abyss,
Doubt like serpent coils around
My fainting heart, and bids me sound
No heights nor depths like this.
But faith her radiant touch shall lend,
To guide my steps, for aye TO send
Dark shapes Of doubt away.
The blood that flowed from Calvary
Shall loose my bonds, shall set me free,
H.
Middletown transcript., 1876-07-01

DANIEL DREW ExAMINED.-The ex-
animation in bankruptcy Of Daniel Drew
took place in New York on Tuesday.
When asked what had become Of all
bis money Mr.. Drew replied: There
never was sich case in all Wall street
Of anybody's losing SO much in such a
little while-$.2.000. 900 in fifteen
months. To an inquiry as to where
it went he replied: 'Nor'-west and
Way-bosh." He didn't think the boys
had meant to "conspire" against him,
but that they were kind Of afraid Of him
and daren't 60 with him the lengths he
was laying out. As long as be could,
be said, be "saw 'em through"