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Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-02-14

IIiBERNATINa.- Three months and
six days ago last Saturday, Mr.. Rob't,
Kelley, living near Patterson, closed
up his potato hole for the winter.
The murphies had been placed in the
caTity several days before and closely
covered with straw. That day the
appearances indicated that Tice was
about to open fresh budget ofprob-
abilities and freezing months. Ac-
cordingly Mr.. Kelly directed his boys
to pile ON the dirt and send the ia
toes into winter quarters, There
were some small pigs promenading
in the lot where they were before
the holes were closed up, but when
that was done they were driven out.
Robert thought that some were miss
ing but supposed some itinerant bull
dog or stray wolf had disposed OF
them and they were soon forgotten.
ai Last Saturday the state of the
market warranted the excavation OF
the Neshannocks and the hole was
opened. As soon as the dirt was re-
moved out popped two of the missing
pigs. They were plump. and fat, but
had not a particle of hair. Three
months they had abode in the potato
hole, sans light, sans air, without any
knowledge Cf the compromise com
mission or the suit against Titden
for his back taxes. All this, however,
the pigs might manage to do without.
but to the average man it would ap-
pear that they would getas thirsty as
q dinner oil mackcrel. The warn is
big although the pigs werc little, but
its authenticity is fully vouched for
State ReQister. 44sss
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-02-14
The MarshalItown Fire Again

Inc marshall Daily Times giving
an account of the recent fire in thai
city, which destroyed McCombs' liv.
cry stable and cremated nine horses
but which fire, thanks 10 their water
works, was confined to the building
where it originated, although sur.
rounded by tinder boxes, says:
Gas soon as the alarm was sound
cd, the engineer at tho
WATER WORKS
commenced showing in kindlings sat-
urated with kerosene, which are kept
on hand for the purpose of making
steam quick, and we are informed
that in just ten minutes from the time
the alarm was first sounded he had
80 pounds of steam on and ready to
start the second pump, which was not
used, however, in consequence of The
breaking of chain which was used to
raise the flood gates and allow q large
supply Of water from the river. The
gates were found frozen fast and
nothing could raise them, and only
one pump was used and the water all
had to pass through the filter. It is
well that it happened so at this time,
as the one pump furnished all the wa
ter that was required last night, and
the defect can now be remedied, The
water works have again practically
demonstrated their success and use
fulness, and there is not tax payer
in the city to-day who will grumble
at the investment. sIf it had not been
for the water works the best part of
the city would have been in ashes"
"The water works have more than
paid for themselves tonight" and
similar remarks were in the mouths
of everybody. present, and we can all
now have a greater feeling of securi-
ty than ever. AL praise to the water
works.
Our citizens can now 60 to bed with
an assurance of safety. The water
works paid for themselves twice over
last night and every good citizen glo-
ries in the possession of them. We
sympathize with our friend McC Combs.
We know how it is to be scorched
by fire, having been three times de-
pleted with it but Nc, can rest with
the assurance that this community are
with him and his paper will be none
the less valuable for the fire." i
Ottumwa ought to profit by this
example and utilize her water power
at once. ~
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-02-14
. oouRr.

Judge Knappsentenced Donar, this
morning, 20 one years hard labor in
the penitentiary, for, the seduction Of
Miss Miller OF thisacity.
Grogin, found guilty of an assault
on oneY Peacock, of Melrose, with in.
tent to commit great bodily injury,
was fined seventy five dollars, or &C
days in the county Jail, at his option
s. After this the court adjourned, q
the Davis county term of the District
Court conyenes next Monday.
4: About all Of this term was OCCUPIED
with the Painter and other criliainal
eases, leaving the civil suits untonch.
led, on the docket. Nj
d We must either have a rcfol u In
Fthc manner Of conducting crirnfnal
suits, whereby such cases as the Pain
ter ono shall be limitid to q rcasona.
bic length Of time, or else we mus,
nave more courts, or fewer law suits
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-02-14
Come Now and let Us Reason TO.
gether.


Come Now and let us Reason To.
gether.
Why do people so frequently say to DR.
Pierce, 81 suppose your Golden Medical
Discovery cures everythipga' Because
|itshss beea lie prac.ice of knavish clar Ia.
tans to manufacture worthless nostrums
and attempt to dupe the ignorant and
every. form Of disease. To such an ex
tent has this been praciiced that II ia nc
wonder that many have, acquired preju-
dices against advertised remedies. -
But DR.. Pierce does not advertise his
standard preparations ~ .cure. alls, /" does
not claim that they will perform miracles
but simply publishes the fact that they
they have been ldeveloped az specifics for
certain forms Of disease for which be rec-
ommends than, after having tested their
efficacy In many hundred cases with the
most gratifying success. 1t is a fact
known to every weli-informel ply sician
that many single remedies possess several
different properties. Quinine for instance,
has chronic quality, which suggests it,
use in cases ofdsbility I, an anti-periodic
by which IL 10 eflicacious in sgue and I
febrifuge property. which renders it effica-
cious in cases 81 fever. The result Of II
administration. will Als4 ,vsrygJyith the
quantity given and the circumstances un.
der which, il 10 employed. So, ikeviss
the Golden Medical Discovery posscssc.
both pectoral and a.terative or Flood cleans,
I ing properties of the highest order. By
reason Of these two prominent prnpertie,
il cures two classes OF diseases. First
those Of tho respiratory organe, as throat
bronchial and lung affections, chronic
coughs and asthma. and second, diseases o
the blood and glaadplar .systen, In vhicl
affections all skillful physicians emplo.
Alternatives, as in cases ol blotches, ,eruptlop'
ulcers, ,swellings, tumors abcesses and Il
Itorpor Of the liver OF "biliousuess.' Will,
its useis, by its combination OF properties
suggcsted in'cases Of pulmonary consump
tion, yet j on need not take il expecting 4
win cure you II your lungs are half con
sumed, nor because I. - recommended a.
blood medicine would its proprietor advis
you 70 takcit expecting it 70 cure cancer
It will not perform miracles, but 1t vii
cure many grave forms Of disease. at.
r-T TaH 49, HfaE - a F. -
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-02-14
Letters From the People.

Why will history repeat itself con-
tinually. We hear the same sentiments
expressed to-day by certain class,
that we heard in 1860. The same talk
about States Rights, State Sovereign
ty that we heard at the beginning OF
the war Of the rebellion and the same
old cry of call we ask is to be let
Alone"
When South Carolina hoisted the
Palmetto flag and declared herself
out of the Union, the cool heads
North said, "Let her go she'll be like
an old mud scow out at sea with no
rudder to guide her by, and no good
ship to tow her ashore in time of
Storm" But the hot heads said, "Let
as get at 'em, and they (the rebels)
won't make good square meal for
u.s." Some honestly thought that a
three months experience would bring
the foolish secessionists, back to the
old Union and to reconciliation with
OldAbe, butt time proved the fallacy
Of that prediction. One Legislature
after another followed the lead OF
South Carolina. and secession ordin-
ances were passed all over the South.
The states declared themselves out OF
the old Union, but formed new con-
federacy. The state sovereignty the.
ory promulgated by Stephen A.
Douglass, was not put into practice
by tho seeded states. Tho old Con.
stitution, over which SO many tears
were shed by rebel sympathizers III
the North, during the war, is no long
er respected by these state sovereignty
demagogues. They do not practice
or allow state sovereignty to be any
longer q sacred protection to loca
rights. They hate the Constitution
they drag state officials before tri
bunal which arrOgates to itself tht
privileges of all the branches Of ou,
government, namely: law making
ministerial, judicial and executive
They claim rights which they hay,
always heretofore ignored. Theil
practice is false to their preaching
their sign indicates one thing Will,
their goods are foreign to the intlica
tions. Free speech, which rebel sym
pathizers claimed a right TO in peril
GUS times, lsl not permitted by ex
rebels in times of peace. TIL,
Constitution. G which they claimed t,
be so sacred during the late war, i
now violated by these same sympa
thizers and their friends, dear friends
the ex-rebels. The state sovercignt,
farce exploded, and the late acts o
Congress are sufficient to prove il
Had there been material majoritie
on either side, there would have beel
NO contest had there been no contes
there would have been nobody i'm
prisoncd for contempt. Had thcr
been one shadow Of honesty in th
democratic party honesty lin thci
advocacy of states rights. then Con
grcss would not have imprisone'
6tate officers for contempt. Shonl,
this species Of anarchy Continue :
\ develop in this country, the "Sta
Chamber" "Thc Council OF SEVENTY,
would soon be outdonc in mcannesl
cruelty, and downright cusscdness
Alreadya "Bastile" is found in Wash
ington where political fanaticism ca
gloat over the miscries of politica
lprisoncrs. Men who are the peer
of any Congressman, are dragged t
Iprist II to satisfy an arrogant, sclf-con
stitutcd tribunal-all in the name Q
lrpfOrn b. E}af s#t .ts4 (iJTYxrN
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-02-14

The Chicago, Burlington s. Quincy
railroad company, have recently
made and furnished in handsome
style, special car for the exclusive
use of Capt. Beckwith, it's popular
and efficient road MASTER. 1t has &C.
commodations for himsclfiand guests
if desired, comfortable seats, sofas for
lounging, sleeping apartments, writ.
ing desk and all the needed furniture
for an officer of the ioadwith head.
quarters in the field. 1aiEf
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-02-14
Wine Per Gent. Interest,

EWc.WlH negotlate loans on ImprOv.
ed farms on the following terms:
Int rest9 per cent. payable. semi,
annually, 91ss per cent. payable annu-
ally. The principal can be made pay,
able In installmcnts, at 91s per cent
interest, payable seMi-annually, or II
per cent. payable annually. Loan
made on town property at 10 pei
cent. interest payable selni-annually
d&wtf o. NJ, LADD & Co
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-02-14
Hon. viii cumhack. q, !,

Senator Morton says: "Hon. Viii
Cumback is gentleman of higl
character, a public speaker Of great
ability and eloquence. He is regard
ed as one Of the most ploasinfr and
effective popular orators in Indiana
and his lectures upon any subjec
would be able and interesting"
This distinguished orator viii
lecture in the Congregational Churcl
Tuesday evening, the 9th inst
Tickets SO cents. Reserved seats q
cents extra.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-02-14
FORTY YEARS BErOHE THE PUBLIC.
DIR. g. McLANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
a OR ~ tis
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS,


nHEcountenance is paleand leadenI
colored, with occasional flushcs, Of
a circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes becomedull +; the puI
pills dilate; an azure semicircle run.
along the lower eyelid the nose is ir'
ritated, swells, and sometimes bleeds
aswelling ofthc upper lip occasional
headache, with humming or throb'
bing Of the ears an unusual secretion
Of saliva; Shiny or furred tongue
breath very foul, particularly in The
morning; appetite variable, some
times voracious, with a gnawing sen
sation ofthe stomach, at others, entireI
lygone ; feeting painsinthe stomach
occasional nausea and vomiting yiol
lent pans throughout the abdomen ,
bowels irregular, at times costivc
stools Shiny !; not unfrequently tinged
with blood belly swollen and hard ;
urineturbid respiration occasionally
difficult and accompanied by lic1
cough ;coughsometimes dryandcon-
vulsive uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding Of the teeth /; temper
variable, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
''. are found to exist, IT, '''l
DIR. G. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
will certainly effec. cure.
ID. IT DOES NOT. CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; itisan innocentprepara- !
ton, not capable of doing the slight
6 est inin'yto The Ysost tender int tanl.I
The genuine DIR. McLANK's VER-
MlruGE bears the signatures of c.
M:LANE and FLEMING BRos. on the
wraDper. -: o. a'''4'
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-02-14

The Creston Gazette says: "a great
wrong has been done every business
man along tho line of the Chicago,
Burlington 4 Quincy road, from the
Mississippi to the Missouri river, bS
the recent reduction of the number oi
postal clerks on the mail route" and
thinks that "a golden opportunity is
afforded our Iowa men at Washington
to assert the rights of their constitu-
cnts and demand that this matter be
set right" s.
This is one of the results of demo.
cratic economy, by the confederate
branch of congress.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-02-14

= Capt. Thos. M. Fec, Prosecuting
Attorney for this District, has had a
good long three weeks of hard work,
at the session Of the pisrjcts Court in
this county, Just closed; Not a single
jury cascs cson the law doelegwas Eed
Thew hole term has bea,scSzs dlncd
In criminal business. Prosecutor Fec
gained fresh laurels this, term. He
laborcd hard and was rewarded with
the very best success *%
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-02-14
lMA.RKErs

Our market report this week viii
show no prominent change although
several changes of a minor nature
will be noticed. .,,-.
The figures in flour are changed
without materially changing the
price. .4
The feed market is we'll supplied,
and prices are steady at. the quota
tions of last week, but wholly un-
changed.
Timothy seed is 10 cents per BUSH
el better. ~,
Clover seed is changed and is quot
ed at SOC advance and is scarce at re-
per bushel.
Apples and potatoes are o trifle
higher. Eggs are becoming plenty
and are now sold from wagons to
dealers at from LIZ to 15c per dozen.
The quotations given below were
correct last night and doubtless win
be found correct by our farmer
friends. 5 ass j. moan 1868
Otkumwa Grnrnr~, Nr>-ho< B.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-02-14

A man by the name of Mccoy was
arrested at Mt. Pleasant for selling
whisky out of tea pot. He was
tried, found guilty, and fined twenty
dollars. He paid his fine and was nc
sooner released, than he went to work
selling again out Of "a coffee pot, call.
ing it coffee. But he was again ar.
rested and fined fifty dollars. n!
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-02-14
,OrrUMwA LIVE srOCk.
CHroAao,, Feb. l3.

! s, ~ y CHICAGO, Feb. 13.
[By Telegraph .'@3i -
Wheat-stronger and moderately
active at 81 80 cash, 81 32a, March,
and II 34H cApril.1 is 41ua
j Oorn-tlrmer at 4ls1c cash, and
45Ac May. ~. .r#S,.stli5. a..
Oats-flrmer and active at 35a4c
cash. ''a1' W. s,a"' t' t3i't is''"
q Rye-70c.' Barley-G3e. -! H'it
!, Pork-nnsettled, and generally cas-
ier; $l5 % for cash, and $l5 95 April.
Lard-wcak and lower; $40 20 for
cash, and $40 s2I for April.
u Whisky-$1 O5. is@
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-02-14
harnessl EHarhsaalJii lJi

Anybody in need ofsllauble or sim
gle harness will do we'll. to call Al
Taylor's harness shop, before buying,
as they propose to sell the very best
hand made harness as cheap as you
can buy Eastern made machine work
Don't buy until you see them. Don't
forget the place, No. so Union Block
sign Of the horse head. N. ll&W2t
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-02-14
oTTuMwA POULTRY YARDS.

After March lst I will have for sale
at my Poultry Yards, on Mclean ST.,
Eggs for Matching, of the following
varieties, warranted to be pure-bred
Plymouth Rock, Dark Brahma,
White Leghorn. Price $3.50 per SGT.
ting of Il eggs. r Il
The Plymouth Rock is now Amer.
lean breed, much like the old
Dominick in color, but very much
larger; excellent laycrs--a very de.
sirable breed. Eggs .shippea any.
where. Call ON or address II
sts'l 4sissiHssL.. GRAvEss
Box 2SS, Qttumwa, Iowa
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-02-14
A special to the Tribune from New
Orleans. dated Feb. 9. saws.

A special to the Tribune from New
Orleans, dated Feb. 9, says: /
"The wife Of Littlefield, Governor
Palmer's witness, to-day sold what
little furniture she had, and will leave
tomorrow for New York with her
two children, there to join her hus-
band. She stated to-day to friend
that she had received a letter from
Littlefield. stating that he had made
money enough lately to lcare the
country, and bidding her to meet him
in New York, and sending her plenty
of money to enable her to do so. Al
he has always been impecunious here
tofore, it is probable that his sudden
ness of fortune IS the reward of his
services to Governor Palmer and his
associates as a Witness" t@
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-02-14
Eire al MarahaiItovvn

A fire at Marshalltown. Friday eve.
ming, destroyed McComb's Livery
Stable and ten horses: Our inform.
ant says that Carpenters Water
Works saved the city from great
conflagration. Is
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-02-14
ORllalNAa. NOTICE

In the Circuit Court OF the State of Iowa. III
and for wapello county; -
j. e. BAKER "''." -
~ AGAINST Et,s March Term. lS17.iF
SAMUEL II. TINDELL
To >. II. TIRDELL, Defendant .-YOn are hers
by notified that on before the 18th day of Feb
ruary, 1917, the petition of j. E. Baker, plaintfR.
will be nlei In the Clerks office OF the Cirruii
Court OF Wapello county, Iowa, claiming Of you
The sum Of SIN Hundred ami Forty -six t564s.0O)
Dollars on . lost Promissorv note, said note be-
Ing for tho sum Of SRI 0O with IS years interesl
ut 10 per cen. per annum.
Also asking an attachment against your proper
yi you having been for over IL years and ars
still non -residont OF the Stata of Iowa; ~
And that unless You appear and make defense
thereto. on or before hcoR Of the second day d
me next term of said urt. 70 be begun and held
on the 5lh day Of March, lS7, defsult vik he en-.
| tered and Judgment rendered thereon against
you.l Dated Jan. y. lS77. g4rE fs188
CHAMBERS & McELROY,
JAn3lW4 2gtt tf9E4t Plaintiff < "A Atfnrne Va.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-02-14
aaEallEEnsn.aA,ee

From both City and Country
should not fail to visit Mrs. Plat 4
.Hoyland's millinery Store in Curlev
Block, III L. ! II, Wilson's Old stand
and SEQ teir nico new Goods anG
price them before they buy else
where. Especial pains win be taker
TO please customers as to style, quail
y and rrif =. - m1l-d&wtf. !
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-02-14
LOCAL DEpARTMENT.
From Monday . Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
There were only twelve cases in
the police court this morning. Eight
of the number were arrested for va
grancy and the other four for intoxi-
cation. This is an unusual number
of arrests for one day, but as broken
stone is needed badly, no doubt \
will be plenty for a short time.
John @. Anderson, one OF the
prominent farmers of Columbia
township, favored us with a call this
morning, and as matter of course
renewed his subscription to the
COURIER. Mr.. A. has been q promi-
nent member of the republican par.
ty since its inception, and was one OF
the original abolitionists who have
lived to see the American flag float
over a free country, SO far as the in.
stitution Of slavery is concerned
He had brother who was member
of John Browns band and assisted
in the capture of Harper's Ferry,
where he lost his life.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-02-14
BID aale

Our friend, Wm. II Handy, will
have a big sale ofhorses, cattlc, hogs,
harness, and farming llksasils at his
place, three miles nufth Of Dahlon-
cga, on Thursday. ah 22d. Ten
months credit will. III given on all
sums of $5 and upwaxdA.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-02-14
!, ~ DIR. g. McLANE's :,
IIVERPIII.S

These Pills are not recommended
as asaremedy" forall the ills that fiesh
is heir to-" but in affections Of the
liver, and In all Bilious Complaints,
Dyspepsia, and Sick Headache, or
diseases of that character, they stand
without a rival. a8ana l,ns ,sYray
h. AGUE AND FEVER. lai
No better cathartic can be used pro-
paratory to, or aftertaking Quinine.
As q simple purgativet they are nm.
cqnaled. 's'l '.'''~ ~ .t''r - 2'0
i''. BEWARE or INVITATIONS.
Ihegenuineare neversngarcoated.
Bach box has q red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DR. Mp :
LANES LIVER PILLs. aa n noiI
Each wrapper bears the signatures
OF 9. MCLANE and FILMING BRos.
Sold BY all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-02-14

Chas. Brewington, brakeman ON
Conductor Phillips train, on the X.
& ID. NJ, while coupling cars, at
Kirkville, on Thursday, got one Of his
fingers caught between the bumpers
and severely squeezed. He immcdi-
ately stuck it in his mouth and that
made it all right. No bones broken.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-02-14
"A. m, Cockerill.

Has added to his stock of Teas a full
line Of Sugars and Coffecs which hs
will sell at low figures. Call at hii
Tea store, on Market street, rear ol
First National bank. Sign, big 7.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-02-14

Very fine Cloth Window Curtains
at Williamson s. Finley's, at almost
your own figures. Call and examine
the stock, as many Of the designs are
very beautiful. Your own price, al
most, remember. d&wtf-lew
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-02-14

During the past wsek 5sixty.two
subscribers 70 the Weekly CdusrER,
old and new, have added material
aid to the COURIER. We are obliged
to these friends for remembering that
a paper needs money as we'll as kind
words to keep it going. and hope to
hear from many more id the same
yway. ,a3S1 sts&7 W 1854
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-02-14
New York Market.

[By Telegraph fI 4 3 { 'aaE.s ',.,+
n - New YORK, Feb. 13.
Wheat-dull. No, 2 Chicago NOM
inal at 81 10, and No 2 Milwaukee
Corn-steady. New western mixed
55@57 old do. 5S@6lc. l#, +,
Oats-steady. Mixed western and
State 39@54c. ,
Pork-dull at SIG so.
Lard-heavy at $ll 10.
Whisky-$I OS.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-02-14

Considerable counterfeit silver coin
has been passed, recently in Council
Bluffs. A young fellow named Bill
Smith, has been arrested and held in
$1,000 bail on charge of being one Of
the parties circulating the queer
There is supposed to be gang Of
these counterfeiters having their
headquarters in Omaha.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-02-14

The COURIER editorial room is now
furnished with an authentic edition
of the Holy Bible, and our visitors
and correspondents, in the future,
will please be careful how they quote
bogus scripture.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-02-14
At. Louis Market.

~ .&.19l ST.. Louis, Feb. l3.
[ By Telegraph. Hgsmlot 1 Haa1
Wheat--hctter. No. q Fail 81 53ss
g y cash. No. 3 Fall 81 4SLs @49
March, Z lsff, fl Z. .I1il.iIE
Corn-easier at ss14c cash, and 85ss
March. Il +. 2 uill!i 4 us.l f88
Oats--better at BIC, 4i,rF4 b 81
Whisky-lower; 81 O5. III - II
Pork-casier; SIG 40 cash. aa ! I
Lard-nominal. III Il a'gq.I3g
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-02-14

Republicans don't forget to attend
the Ward meetings, Saturday even
ing, to nominate candidates for AL
dermcn. Don't stay away, snd then
sayt the man that is nominated is not
the man you wanted,
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-02-14

When you come to town don't fail
to 60 to Cockerill's Tea store, on
Market street, and get your Sugar,
Coffee and Tea. He is selling goods
cheap. .E" +s.' st.s 2-5w4.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-02-14

A correspondent of the Hasek- Eyt
occupies column In giving reasons
why the citizens should use Burling.
ton beer. We second the motion, IN.
less they use better beer, such as ID
made in Ottumwa. ~ 5as. ned
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-02-14

HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves
and restores the complexion, removes
freckles, tan and sallowness; makes
the skin soft, white and delicate. It's
application cannot be detected.
mar e-deOd-vIy ss4 ~ {a5aiEIr1r Hyts-4ssl
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1877-02-14

The following heading appears in
tho Eldon Ne,cs s'Murdcr, Terror,
and razing Hell in Eldon.' We arc
glad to learn that the latter institu-
ton is to be subyerted, destroyed,
cxtirpatcd. y 1855 IS - + st4