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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-07
Change For the Better I'm Memphis
smaller Ratio of Deaths Owing to
tlse Arrival and Efforts of Expert

@MERN NNFseA.
MEMPHIS, Sept G.-There is very little change
Tonight In the aspect Of affairs in this city.
Every hour is increasing the extent or misery
and the number of victims. Interviews with
several leading physicians in regard to the
progress of the disease are publishes. ana oil
expressed the opinion that 1t was growing less
virulent. They claim that 1t Is becoming ca ler
to manage. They also agree in the opinion that
the accessions Of skilled nurses has had great
deal to do with the increased number OF patients
convalesciDg.
Those who have had the disease are not ex"
empt as numbers Of cases OF this character
have been repor ed -,
The citizens relief committee have taken
the matter of burial Of the dead In hand, the
county untertaker being unable to attend to
calls made upon him from the board OF health
New cases yesterday amounted to thirty ut.
while the interments were, seventy live me
telegraph operators have. been, doing, every
thing possible for the public good. working day
and night. Martin Keyer one OF the v9lunteeI
telegraph operators from Louisyille. d'eo last
night, and John Connolly, b. w. Gibson and
Operator Wise have been stricken down.
The force Is now greatly reduced, the ca le1
operator having but one assistant during me
day and two at night. All have done qouple
duty since the fever commenced, EMPLOYEES
of the telegraph can be numbered among the
most serviceable at infected places They ne
roicallv stick to their no~ts and nobly d0 their
duty Redding Marshall and others at 6rena-
da, Martin, Keyer and others here. are among
ths eyampies OF brave men. Many other exam
pies Of noble telegraphera could be mentioned
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-07
The Fever In HayEnarket. Va.-Death or
n NEenmnElis Refugee.

WASHINGTON Sent. Ga re-identt, OF Hay
market, Prince William county, Va. forty
miles from Washington who has arrived here
states that he left home on account or the np-
pearance of yellow fever in the. village. The
fever was brought there from Memphis by
Mrs Jordan was taken i'll Saturday and died
the bt following Monday. Before the death Of the
wife the husband was prostrated with tever.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-07
EHoIsy Springs DepOpNAaCed-The EeseF
Auuaars mt La Grange, Tenns

MEMpH1s, Sent. t-Holly Springs Is depopu-
,.tad almost The trains stop two miles from
the depot The postotflce is closed ana m aa aso
Inc stores. The operator mas aiso @ skIppThu: apth.
There were twenty new cases ana 1oor oea'h9
Tbe fever has broken out at La Grange, Tenn;'
fty miles away, and seven cases are repo1'oo'
Using panic.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-07
Panic Inn Union Caty-RFutal Treatment 0i
m Refugees.

TJNroH CrTy Sept 6--But few women and
children remain in this town. man and two
children came here Wednesday from Hickman
Their whereabouts was at once discovered. a
night the door Of the house in which they hac
taken shelter was broken open and the man ant
children driven out. 1t looks like War tmet
here, with every street picketed and bontiref
kept alive throughout the night.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-07
LETTERS FROM THE People.

[The DEMOCRAT Is responsible for none OF
the views expressed in the communications
under this head; but no communications VIII
1e printed except from responsible partes1
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-07
AUSTRIA.
The Army of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at
@erRgeva.

VIENNA, Sept 6.The Austrian army of occu-
patton Is to consist. when all reinforcements
arrive. of eleven divisions, numbering ,O00
men, with 400 guns. The eleven divisions Will
By the capture OF Saraeeva the Austrians OBJ
1ie-loading cannon. 10000 rifles including 1000
breer h-loaders and several milliOns~of piastres
in cairnes which were In the treasury.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-07

american freeman! This, too, when the
printing facilities OF the government are un~
limited, and a fifsy thousand greenback can
be made money as easily as 81 five dollar
greenback by fiat Of Congress- Cincinnati
Commercial.
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The situation I'm Ezoily spFangs-seventy
Cases Thus Far Reported
Glars and Nurses Wanted.

HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss. Sept 6.-Yellow fever is
S,ry fatal here and spreading rapidly. There
ave been seven new cases since the last report
bver seventy in all. Physicians gre breaking
v Nyn and several are sick with fever. More
d. tors and nurses are greatly needed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-07

A Virginia man has written to the treasury
Department for loan Of $50 to buy PAIR o.
mules It is reproach to the government
that it has never established mule bureau,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-07
RUSSIA,
Partial Failure of the New Loan.

LONDON. Sept 6.-The subscri ptonB to the now
Russian loan have not amounted to half the
burg. Moscow Nishne. Navgorod. Riza, Chicon
and Odessa,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-07

A ragged, greasy, unkempt tramp went went
shuffling into a lawyers office one day and
asked If MI. :, the iurist, was in. He was.
Well, the pedestrian wanted llft. ne was
bled with an aching void in his stomach. The
legal light expressed some surprise as to why
he came to him for help. why. you see,
colonel" said the pedestrian, I'm klnd o re-
YOUR divorced wife" The request was based
! upon such unique grounds that the ]uTist De-
slowed upon his charity client solid silver
| half -4ollar.-[ Boston Courier.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-07
NEW ORLEANS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER z, 1873.
Fleetwood Park Races.

matter. The quarrel caused considerable ez-
citament.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-07
ERNEST GHJHRAUHR.

MANY of our middle-aged Creole citizens re-
member the gentleman whose name heads this
article, and who left New Orleans, his native
city, about twenty years ago to seek 81 name in
the musical world of Europe. He had already
given evidence Of talent Of q superior order,
and his friends hoped that the advantages OF
Paris and Rome would enable him in time to
take rank with the best musicians CT the Old
World Nor; were these expectations disap-
pointed. Young Guiraud then mere boy of
nineteen. commenced his studies in Paris. from
which city he went to Rome to compete tor the
prize offered by the FRENCH govsrnnent for 7. the
nsf as deeaed to bs the best offered and at
the early age of twenty-two he eceived the gold
medal from the hands Of the Emperor Alter
speedily recognized and admitted into the
choice circle Of musical geniuses which the
lberality of the government 1ad q CO.. collected az az
| him to-day. Since his settlement at Parls Mr.
Huraud has maintained the prestige which the
prz Dc R gaye hn II hG BIS as pen
fH5'eT He was a2 one Of tne judges ct the Wagner
festival at Bayreuth two years ago, and I91.1
held. About six weeks since his opera of Pic
coino." which was published two years ago,
and was received with enthusiasm by the Pafls 5l
cIded to be the best musical compost ion tor the
past three years. and its already distinguished
Anxious to further recognize his merit the gov
ment lately determined to begtoW upon him
that guerdon so dear to every Frenchman. the
Cross of the legion Of Honor The Minister
departed from the usual custom, and instead
OF forwarding the priced trinket decided to pc.
stow it with his own hand at the Consefpatoue
audience. This was done early in August. and
the act was greeted WITH great appanae-an
| It is not claiming too much, perhaps, to say
that no other American has attained to such
musical honors rs his genius has wrought out
| e.r Mr. fniro n q a I'LL
yet forty, and many more triumphs will proba-
, bly, greet future efforts. His subsequent career
will be viewed with confident interest py olc
i: friends here and his native city will continue
to claim q share ID bis Snccess
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-07
THE MOUTH OF THE RIVER.
Effect of the Cessation of Work en tine
ageCaIes.

[St. Louis Post.l
Capt Eads returned to ST. Louis Yesterday
much improved in health and condition by
his shortsvacation, and was found this morn
ing hard at work by an Evening Post reporter
at the office OF the Jetty Company. To g
question as to what effect the, cessation OF
Eads said: ''It is just the kind OF q test that I
want the jetties to stand, for 1t will show that
the character Of the Improvement is perma-
nent It is the most effective way in the
world Of disposing Of any doubts as to the
permanency of the works.
When asked as to the prospect of
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-10
TO EAliNIEnG

We call special attention to Mr. L.
Il. Carskadon's liberal offer 10 furnish
every kind .oC implements used by Far-
mers at the lowest prices. Mr.. C.. knows
well his business and won't handle an
inferior Article. As an illustration tho
thrcshng machines he sells where both
50 popular that one ri the largest Man.
ufacturers in America had old ont bc.
fore thrcshing time came on anil Mr..
{. had after making his last sale 10 give
back TO purchasers their notes there bc
ing none unsold to rurnisI, and the 9th.
er purchasers had to wait ill machines
were finished after ORDER went IN. Send
tohim for circulars ofanything YOU want
from q lirss class fruit dryer yund YOU
know this is our fruit year up 10 a steam
engine. splendid sulky hay rakcs SOS.
oil prices so. The old reliable Buck
eye mowers and iteapers guaranteed
The best ~ the market. Nv
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-10

TIE ATTACHMENTS or DisRAsE.-A
mong the antecedeDts Of disease are in
crtness in the Giro nlation or tie blood.
an unnaturaliy aticnuated condition Of
the physique, in licatIng that the life
current is deficient in putrtive nrop-
critics, n wan, haggard look, inability 30
digest the food, loss OF appetite. sleep
and strength, and sensation OF unnst-
ural languor, All these may be regard
cd rs among the iudicia of approaching
disease, which will eventually attack the
system and overwhelm it, if it is not
built MP and fortified in advance. In
yisorate. then, without loss OF tine,
making choice Of the greatest vita lizing
agent cxtant, IIostettcr's' Stomach Bit
fcrs, and elixir which has given health
and vigor TO myriads Of the sick and
dcbilitatcd, winch is avouc he'd by ply
sicians and analysts 10 be pure rs well
rs effective. which is immensely popular
in this country, and extensively used
abroad. and which has been for years
past one of the lea ling medicinal sta.
pies Of America. 4v
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-10
DIED.

On the 7th inst, this place, Airs. SUsAN,
wife OF Mr.. John DOMAIN, after a protrac,ed ILL
ness. Mrs. DOMAIN MAS paral, zed several
months ago.
Near franklin, Psudleton county, on the ASH
ult., Jous E. WILSON, Esq, in the list year OF
his age.
In Shenandoah county, on the 26,h ul.., Maj
GEORGE GRAKpsTAEF, one OF the Oldest citizen 8
of that county. aged 81 gears.
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MARRIED.,

At The residence of Mrs Michael Brill near
Capou Springs. Hampshire county, West Va,
May 2 1879, by the Rev. w. Eicheberger
Capt. WM. WoLFJRp to Miss EuiLY p. BaiLL.
On Thursday, End inst, in the Pres5y terrain
church, at Moore6eli, by the Rev. George w.
White, AR. JANIS o. DAVIS, of Peudleton couu
", to Misp Many V. SrAUPFGa. of Hardy county
On Tuesday, April 3Ith, 1873, at Fall s
Church. by the Rev. William f. Woolf, Mr.. )
B. McNEMaa, Of Grant county, TO Miss LIzxis
HARRIS, originally of Ohio.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-10
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. May 6. 1873

BALTIMORE. May 8. 1878.
BkEr CArrLs.-The quality Of the o6ersags
this week was superior throughout 10 that %
last weak. Tue market opeoed ss;ive and eee-
tinued SO throughout. Prices we're . shade up
as compared with those oflas, week. fec osly
sold a, our top quotations. which show te. al
v.nce. bHt they were superior to th- tops Of lssi
week. We qsots at 5oASs IS per loo ibs
NTLcH Cows.-rrsde moves along so~ly. We
quote at 2sa3so per head, no change.
Prices this week for Bssf Cattle rasg.a as
follows: Best Bsevss al 5 3nSo IS; that gene
rally rated 6rst quality 4 s2,S5 81 medium or
good fair quality 3 s7aSt e3-ordinary thin
Stees, Oxen and Cows 35s$3 7s-gssssal
average Of market this week =: extreme range
of prices 3 soss5 IS. Most OF the ssles were
from IS to s. 81 per 100 lbs. or The recsip,s
252 bead came from Ohio % from Virginia,
from West Virginia. 216 from Maryland. 90
from North Carolina, 90 from Missouri, 300
from Illinois. and 3il nom Penpsylvania
total receipts for the week 1901 hsad, n
gainst 100 last week. and iiai bead same time
las, year. o. the offerings asa head were taken
by Baltimore butchers, las sold to Warrington
city dealers. 10 to country dealers, and 20 bead
10 EsAStetn specuihtOtS-totai sales Iot tne week
1886 bead. against s45 last week, aud 1870 head
same dme last year.
Swss.-There iaa been . fair supply on the
market this week, aud trade has been moderate.
ly active In most Of the pens. The quality Il
scarcely as good rs il was last week We quote
Hogs at i3a5 cents, with most OF the sales being
recorded at "A IS cents per ID. net. Prospects
| look fair for a maintenance CT present prices
Monday s run consisted of about $500 bead, the
balance t2ooo) having been previously eceived
Receipts this week 652i head against 1889 las
week. aud 5943 head same time last year. ?
SHEEP AND L,MBs.-The market was fairly nc
tive at the opening at prices varying but little
ifany, from those Of last week. The actlvi,.
was princip ally in fat sheep. Lambs were dull
generally. The quality Of the of'ringo was
bout as good as IL was last week. We quot
sheared at 4a5 cents and wool Sheep AT 4a5
cts, rs TO quality. Lambs BAL cts per ID. gross
Receipts this week 6i0l head, agsius, 1861 las
week, and 5ii3 head same time last year.--Sun
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lgRcparations are making every
where, North and South. for Memorial
Day. Winchester is anticipating an
unusually interesting occasion. and a
grand display of Military. We trust
our community will not forget the six'h
of june.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-10
Rhnmen.m QahMz Ca,ci.

Durnng's Rheumatic Remedy the
great lntornal Medicine. will positively
cure. an case Of rheumatism ou The
face Of tile earth. Price 81 bottle. SIS
bottles. 50. sold by all Wholesale and
Retail Druggists. Don't fail 10 send
for circular to Ilelpenstine & BentIy
Druggist. Washington. -. &.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-10

4 CENTS Tor the iuprovei Tuesd Seaisy
"a Nadine sold 81 very rsdaaed prics.
GfLksSON, PUG1k FANIg
- UPERiOR Tarkish Morocco vsiissf- a,d
- Zinc covered Trunks-for ssIe bv
GILkESON, PJGH & VANCE.
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DIR. Tut has been en-
gagged In the practice of
medicine thirty years, snd
for longtime was demon.
strstor OF anatomy in the
Medical College OF Csor-
gia, hence persons using
his Pills have the gusrsn-
teeihat they are prepared
on scientific principles,
and are free from all
Quacksry.
lilo has succeeded In
combining In theu the
heretofore ap,agoni-fsS
qualities OF n sfyssg7Ars-
irg,fsygafips, sssia par.
DyisS fo~se.
Their hrst apparent ef-
feet is to increase the APP
petite by causing the food
10 properly asstm ilate.
Thus the system 10 nour-
ished, and hy their tonic
action on the digestive or
gans, regular and healthy
svacustions are produced.
The rapidity with which
fSrsoas fake 90 6SSA,
while under the influences
Of these pills, Of itself I'm
dictates their adaptability
to nourish the body. and
hence their efficacy In Cur
ing nervous debility, mel
ancholy, dyspepsia, wass-
ing Of the muscles, slug
gishness of the liver,
chronic constipation, and
myth TO the system. Sold
4usray Street, New York.
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Is IT CURABlE9

fIHOss who hevo suffered from the variora and COM
pnca,ed Forms OF dlseneo assumed by Catarrh and
rave tried ponny phyt and
or cure. swat tho answer ths question with coostde
able anxiety And well they may Tor no dsease ~ ~
ng Tsfi,e 20 heanh as Satarrh Bsenchitis, AsihmS,
inc lungs loloy In many instances case Of simple
DuL hsgiected Casnrrtt Other sympathetic affections
OF smell may 10 rerrrpd TO a-minor but neyerthsess
ssIIous Isuita OF neglected. Catarrh. bad enough In
themseyss but ~ nothing compared with the danger
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-10
A COMPLICATED CASE.

cs,sa,s Isa ten ys ssso or' follows Ihays had
S Ss. so.I FIR ssTssp 3:
cough ..,ha hnn aroppspgs In the throat, very bad
ana night before being able 10 lie down aud SLEEP
senso 80 fnIi OF cs,srhal gsttS - % urs my
~ INC night TO clear 10 and my thTont ksfors ooud
ENery one OF these distressing as dis
epPcere under the OF quIfo threo hoftles IN
hsye no Sun. Ny sssrlnR fully restored
h. uon shro1t no headsehe and n every way Meteor
shs Vsen ior years could feel The eireeis Of
moNVnh on my appetite, on my Kidneys and In fact
svefy part % my system. What has been done In INV
Very respoctfuilv. y - n III Wrtssyrrs
IIrCuBUna, Oct. a - A>-A"''A-NNA-s
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HosE CmcNoo CATTLE. VIII. lInr.
n. au' Seymour Chambers, Of Hardy
county. rcluroe from Chicago on Mon
org, w'a forty heal OF nice thrcc-year-
".i stock cattle The cost in Chicago
"'' s}5janl 1915 per hundred pounds
gross. They we're nice, sm, 10Th cattle.
H1z.ms i5m $50 ID So pounds per
"onI w.ol Stating from Chicago.
h.g.e, Untrue, Aoy /.
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IT CAN BE CURED.

ITean be cured. Tier Is no doubt about H. The im.
= mediate relief anordet BIZ sASYohps RADIoAI
muEE Ion CarAksH u bnt eight evidenee OF what
ncrustcd matter that lodged In the nasal pssssass
u removed with few applicntIons
NINA ,nndrsd and healed ,ho entire membrs
stuttonaiy It's action is that powerful purffing
,gent. dsstroylns IN lie course through tho system
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-10

IE2 AMERICAN FARMER. for Nav
j. filled, ~ usua'. with great variety
at articles, nearly all original. upon eve
~ balch Of Agriculture suitable for
the season. AMI mostly by correspon-
dcncc well hEown, particularly in Ma
ry!nnd AMI Virginia. rs appointment Agri.
cUILurisL5. AmonI the numerous es-
says IS orc from VIM. Holman. Of Cum
herlani, furnishing complete manual
for GLrm;n5 br thoso ErJm the North
crn States and Europe, OF which he
says large Number are settling in
"soute,Sidc" Virginia. Osher papers
on the cultivation Of toblcel. the swec.
potato, lac carrot, the corn, the grass
and oibor crops, and n number OH
-hccpra'ajng and It's advantages. AID
ON live stock generally .-also descrip.
ton of the principal localities Of the
blue grass. and cattle raising districts Of
kentucky. The horticultural and Flo
raj. as well as the Gtango anil the
household Departments. are we'll and
ably filed, and will bo foun OF great
interest TO the lovers or li1mJn4 aud
.oral 70 these this Old Journal pays
particular attention. The subject Of
Fertilizers ani MaEures generally f.
one OF The spccjpllic5 Of the Frrmcr,
"ni many valuable hints upon this
branch are furnished in this number. rs
HuI'. 20 ,hH general farmer. Publish
"i by $ Sand, * Son. Baltimore. at
$50 per snuum. or clubs Tor s..
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-10

GkEl. week IN yonr oap too, $50.
satIO free. No iisk. Reader n -. oViht
,u'incis ~ W5icb persons q either a. -.
make gfeAi pay al tie time they wo,k ~
,lo oSs P',,eul"fs 70 -. uALLErT& co. Pori,
March IS, is7s-ir.
car make money faster a. VOL r..
~ Than II anything else CapltsI -. - us
9u.rsa-Ya VIII siart yoa. Si2 Der A.,
,, o.e nae me Industrious. Men, som.o
ne Nov is the time Costfv o,,,e,o.wo ik for
''e, Add'ess TRUE a CO, Augusta. 49, ,sltns
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CORPORATION ELEcrIoS.-An cleo :
ton for town officers came off ut the
Courthouse on Monday last. Blu: lit.
tie interest was manifested in the cleo
ton, only foriy-eight votes beirg cast.
The following gentlemen were elected /:
a. i. WHITE, ESQ. Mayor MEssHs.
RoDr. w. GrLHEsoS AMI J. W. MAR
SHALL Aldermen; MEssRs. 5. l.. FLOUR,
My TOBIAS MYrINGnn. j c, HEIsKELL,
JOS. PoLISo, JouN j. Gowns, ISAAC V.
PARKER and JoIIS w. MARSHALL,
Comciimen.
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PERPETUAL MorroS ACCOMPLISHED.

PERPETUAL MORTON ACCOMPLISHED.
"A magnetic clock, invented by Dan.
iel Drawbaugh. OF Midtown, Cumberland
County. Pennsylvania. says the Harris.
burgh Telegraph, is sufficiently remark
able TO be worth description. The mag
netism Of the Garth. an inexhaustible
source of power, is made To oscillate
the pendulum, and the simplicity OF all
the works gives an assurance of the
least possible friction. At q certain
poiat The movement OF the pendulum it.
self shuts off magnetic connection with
the earth. and at another point restores
the connection, thus securing the con.
ditions necessary to produce its oscilla-
tons. Tho works are SO ingenious and
simple that it is no wild assertion to
make that, we're it not for the unavoi.
dable wearing out caused by even the
small amount of friction. the clock woul,
run rs long as tho solid earth endures.
This clock is hung against a board par.
tition. with all tho works exposed, SUBJ
ject to tho Earrings OF machinery and
distractions from dust settling on Il
yet since March 1, 1877, it has been
running continuously and uniformly.
with only slight reported variations. rs
tested by transit observations ut noon.
SUCCESSFUL SURGICAL OPERATION
Last Tuesday Or. W. +. Fundcnberg,
of Cumberland, Md, operated for the
removal Of the right eyeball from MIR.
Josepll Fisher, who lives i'm Chm ber-
land Valley. about eight miles from
here. Mr.. Fisher totally last the sight
from n hurt many years ago, but the
eye nevoc gave him N ,sh pain since the
injury. Lately the sight of the sound
one began To get dim, anil the removal
of the bad one wss necessity to save
the other. The operation was entirely
successful, the patient returning home
yesterday. having entirely recovered
from the effects of the operation. In
course Of time the artificial eye can he
worn. The Doctor was ably assisted
by Drs. Watson and Gump, of this town
- Be!ford Inquirer.
~ y conntryman, who took pass age
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad n,
HaTpcr's Ferry tais state Saturday last
counted his money, $40 in al, and plac-
e,i it in his valisr. When he reached Pied
mont he discovered that the valise la,
been cut open and the money extract ted
TO- The Keyser papers are scveIel,
censuring the sheriff and Tailor of Gran
county, where Douglass. the murderey
was confined, for their extreme careless
ness.