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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-12-07


Gen. Geo. C. McK4e ana fatally a.
occupying the residences On President street
formerly occupied b. We. Cage Esa,
The State Teachers Association viii
assemble in jackson On Tuesday, 9th inst.
The programme OF exercises, and topics for
discussion, as arranged by the Executive
Committee, cannot fail to interest all who
attend. Our talented young townsman.
Robert Shotwell, Esq, will deliver the
opening, or welcome address. If there are
defects in the Public School Law, this is
the best possible opportunity for discussing
and pointing them out. The Legislature
will give special consideration to suggestions
emanating from such a body of practical
educators.
Mr.. C. C. Johnston and Miss Kate n.
Mitchell, both of jackson, were married on
Wednesday evening last at the Episcopal
Church, Rev. DIR. Tucker conducting the
impressive ceremonies, which were witnessed
by few intimate friends of the parties.
From the Church the bridal party repaired
to the residence of Col w. l.. Nugent,
were congratulations were freely bestowed,
and the hours intervening till the depar-
ture of the soGth-bound train pleasantly
passed. At IL o'clock, Mr. and Mrs. John
ston left for weeks visit to New Orleans
They.are expected home this evening and
tomorrow, from ii to O'Clock, they will
g receive" their friends at the residence of
Mr.. w. H H. Green.
We are glad to note that the efforts of
some of our live young men to organize a
military company have been successful
On Monday night number OF the charter
members of the old Capital Light Guards
organized several years ago. met, and
turned over their charter to the new or
ganization. The officers are Captain,
Collins F. Hemingway; Ist Lieutenant, Thos.
H. Kelly I'd Lieutenant, R. L. Daniel
Junior I'd Lieutenant, A. NJ. Nelson, Jr.
Sergeants-Jas. Lusk, Ed. Daniel and
George Hunter. Corporals-Frank Coun-
I'll, n. NJ Campbell, E. Yerger, J. S. Ware.
Quartermaster, Geo. c. Eyrich. There are
50 names on the Company rolls, and this
will be largely increased at the next meet |
ny
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Mr.. SMYLIE, Swamp Land Commissioner,
paid into the State Treasury, i'll October
and November, the sum of 81, 1872 II, on ac-
count of sales of swamp lands. There will
be no more sales until after action by the
Legislature on patents recently received
from Washington. State patents will,
however, continue to be issued for applica-
tions now filed, and in the order in which
they have been received.
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MARRIED.

GREAvEs-FoNDREN--.A the residence of
the brides mother, near this city, by Rev. DR..
Harris, on Thursday evening November oath,
Mr.. S. A. D. Greaves, Jr. of Madison county,
and Miss Julia E. Fondren, of Kinds.
We tender our congratulations to the young
couple, and join with their many friends in
wishing them happy and prosperous life.
Mr. Greaves is one of the most popular young
gentlemen of Madison, and his bride is con-
spicuOus for the many graces and talents with
which she is endowed.
MIMMs-KIRBY-At the residence of the
brides father, W. r. Kirby, near Utica, on
the night Of November oath, by Elder II. D.
White, Mr.. s. d. MiInms, of Utica. and Miss
Bette Kirby.
The groom is we'll known as one of the most
energetic young men of the county. while the
bride is a daughter of as pure and good man
as the county can boast of. We wish The
couple, in their new relations, a long life OF
b lppiness.- Kinds County Gazette.
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DIED.

At the family residence near this place Wed
nesday. November 23d, 1881, WILLIAM B. MoNF-
GoMERY, youngest son of Mrs. Susan L::Mont-
gOmery and A. J. Ment gomery, deceased, age
IL years, months and IL days.
In the death of this young man, his moth~r
looses a true, atfectouate and gentle soa, his
brothers and sisters a kind and considerable
brother, and the community in which he was
raised a member, whose life has been one Of
purity and uprightness' 70 the bereaycd fam
lily we tender our deepest sympathy in this
hour of afiietion. The scenes around the
death bed leave them abundant hope that
their loved one is with Christ. B.
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DIR. W. BILLIE,

Late Assistant Physician to Professor
Rieord, Paris
OFFICE, 24l CANAL STREET, Between FRANZ
LIN AND IRENE
SPECIALFIEs Nervous Diseases. and Chron-
ic Diseases.
REFERENCES = Fifteen years successful
practice in New Orleans among the most
prominent business men.
Jan. IL, 81. 1y.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BEATTY'S PIANOFORTES-MAG-

4 BEATT1'S PIANUFORTES-MAU
"A. NlFICENT holiday presents; square
grand pianOlOrtes four very handsome
round corners, rosewood cases, three uni
sons, Beatty's matchless iron frames. stool
book, cover, boxed, $222 IS to S207 so:
catalogue prices, $500 to $1,000: salts
faction guaranteed or money refunded af-
ter one years use; upright pianofortes,
8I95 to sass; catalogue prices, $500 to
$500; standard pianofortes of the uni
verse, as thousands testify; write for NAM
9th list of testimonials; Beatty's cabinet
organs, cathedral, church, chapel, parlor,
43O upward; EisitOrs welcome; free car
rage meets trains; illustrated catalogue
,hOlidav edtion) free. Address or call upon
DANIEL r. BEATTY, WASHINGTON,
NEW JERSEY.
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Eyrich & Co., Booksellers and StatiOners.
jackson. MiSsiSSiDni.

Have just received full and complete
stock of Christmas and Holiday Goods, in
which W i'll be found Writing Desks, Glove,
Handkerchief and Work Boxes, Toilet and
Odor Cases, Writing and Photo Albums, Ink
Stands, Gold Pens and Pencils, Illustrated
Gift and Juvenile Books, Prayers, Bibles,
Hymnals, Hand Painted and Engraved Pic
lures, Plaques, etc. Velvet Frames, Dolls and
Toys in endless variety. A five hundred
dollar lot of Christmas, New Year, Gilt City
and Calling Cards. One Ten Bore Breech-
Loader at less than cost.
ENRICH s. CO.,
Jackson, Mississippi.
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NOTICE y

no ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN s-U,
4 less previously called for AMI ehar,as
paid or otherwise disposed Of
The Southern Express Company
Win cause 70 be sold for cash, to the hiebes,
bidder. AZ Public Auction, st auction Hons
Of I. BLOOM, in the City of Jackson, N;ss
large lot OF UNCLAIMED EXPRESS FRrrag3
On Saturday, December 10th, 1851.
Sec list a. Southern Express Office AZ p.
Once FRANK OSBORNE SresT
TH0S. II. KELLY, AsT., jackson, Miss
Nov g, 1881.
novI0 'SI-4w
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Don't Forget theDatel

OF Collins Great Winter Excursion to New
Orleans Thursday, December Is, 1881. The
Tost seasonable, delightful and attractive
Excursion on record. Just think of the
rates for a frstcEass Ercursioa From Can
ton or Jackson TO New Orleans and Return
only So 90 and from all other stations in
proportion. Tickets good to return at
pleasure on regular trains for 10 days
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Woman.
HOPE FOR SUFFERING WOMAN so
THING NEW UNDER THE SUN.

HOPE FOR SUFFERING WOMAN some
THING NEW UNDER THE SUN.
By reason of her peculiar relations and her
peculiar ailments, woman has been compelled
10 suffer, not only her own ills, but those aris-
ing from the want af knowledge, or of consid-
Grafton on the part of those with whom she
stands connected in their special organization.
The frequent and distressing Irregularities
peculiar to her sex have thus been aggravated
to degree which no language can express
Ia the mansions of the rich and the hovei of
the poor alike, woman has been the patient
victim of ills unknown to man, and which
none but she could endure-and without a
remedy. But now the hour of her redemption
has come. She need Dot suffer longer when
she can find relief in DIR. J. Bradfeld' S Female
Regulator, "Woman's Best Friend" Prepared
by DR.. j. Bradfe1d, Atlanta, Ga Price trial
size, 75e; large size, Sl.50. For sale by Byron
LemlY and r B. Ledhettar
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A FAvoRITE PAPER.-For judicious ed
iting, select and. popular contributors, and
sprightly and entertaining reading, the
Youths Companion, of Boston, has no
superior among the youths publications.
1t has more than two hundred thousand
subscribers, and unquestionably merits its
success.
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PROCLAMATION.
$500 90 REWARD.

w ceived by me, that on the night of Sat
urday, the 18th of November instant, Wilburn
Thomas and Alonzo Walker, were brutally
murdered in their camp. near the city OF
Aberdeen, Monroe county, by some person
whose name is unknown. who afterwards
escaped and is still at large;
Now, therefore, /, j. NJ. STONE, Governor
of Mississippi, do offer the above reward for
the arrest and delivery of the said murderer
to the Sheriff of Monroe county, az Aberdeen.
This reward is payable on conviction Of the
murderer. And do, moreover, require all
officers Of this State to be diligent in their
efforts TO arrest said fugitive, unknown MUIR
derer.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
Of the State affixed, at Jackson, this
~ p 1st day Of December, A. d., 1881.
j. M. STONE.
By the Governor:
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Andrews New Digest.

A SUPPLEMENT- To GEORGES pTepSr
n Of the Reports Of the Supreme Cogr, :. !.
Mississippi. embracing all cases from Vol,,rsa
IS to Volume So inclusive Published IN, -.
thority of the legislature. and approved ~.
the Judges of the Supreme Geurt. Prizes ~
mail, $1,000 Send order with the cash - y
novo, oi-lm- EfRICH < co
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New Orleans Thursday, Dec. 10, 1881.
A few of the features which will render
this strictly irst-class excursion are ::
l. All passengers will be provided with a
regular coupon ticket good for frst-class
passage to New Orleans and return. ?. All
tickets will be good to return at pleasure on
regular trains for ten days. g. Accommo-
dations will be ample and strictly frst-class,
including Pullman Palace Sleeping Coaches,
etc. 4. Baggage checks will be provided
and all baggage promptly checked through
to New Orleans from the points taken.
These, together with other features of
attraction, tend to make this one of the most
pleasant and available excursions ever
offered the public.
Just think of the rates for this kind Of an
Excursion. From Canton or Jackson to
New Orleans and Return only So 90, and
from all other stations in proper ton.
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H I {. MTEas. secrstsry Of state.
DESCRIPTIONS:

The supposed murderer Of the Walker broth
ers is white man, twenty-five to ihirty-fve
years old, about i've feet six inches high
weighs about one hundred and fifty pounds,
sandy complexion, light colOred moustache
and goatee, little side whiskers high on cheek;
wore grey Jeans suit rather dirty, large
broad-brim SLOUGH white wool hat; though
man seen Monday going west frem Egypt ans
wering description had en- black hat. Rode a
slim brown. medium sized stud mule Has
gold watch, thnmb spring out, and using wood
en- peg instead. Oreide chain, two pocket
books, portmonie and leather.
der I s3l-:5x
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ColIIn,sGreat Winter Exeursion

To New Orleans Thursday, Dec. 18th,
promises to be a delightful affair. Buy
your tickets one and all ard avail your
selves of this rare and excellent opportuni-
fv
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
NARY E. SPExGLER, EFT AL.
70. 1881 VS..
NJ. McLAUGHLIE, EF AL.

MARY 3. SPExGLER, EFT AL.
No. 1881 VS..
NJ. MCLAUGHLIN, EF AL.
In Chancery Court, First District of Kinds
County, Mississippi.
FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A FINAL
~ Decree rendered in the above stated cause
In favor Of Complainants, and against Defend
ants By said Chancery Court, and affirmed b.
the Supreme Court, /. the undersigned Special
named in said decree, viii, in
front Of the Eastern door of the City Hall, in
Jackson, Mississippi, at II o'clock. noon, on
The 9TH day Of January, 1852,
proceed to sell for cash, at public auction. to
the highest bidder, the following described
realty, together with all the tenements and
thereto belonging, to-wit: Lots
numbers three and four, in square number
ten, south, in the City OF Jackson. county Of
Kinds, and State Of Mississippi
To the purchaser at said sale . deed viii by
ne be executed and possession delivered
A. g. MOORE, Special Com.
SHELTON & SHELTON, Soils.
dee.7, s1-tds.
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results from DISQUALIFICATION. The cause
lies in the torpidity of the liver and the
cure is take Simmons Liver Regulator to
alp digestion, to stimulate the dull and
sluggish liver and to regulate the bowels.
Prepared only by J. H. Zeilin & Co.
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BEATTY ORGANS AND PIANos.-We
learn that Mayor Beatty, of Washington,
New Jersey, is receiving hundreds of orders
for his Pianos and Organs for Christmas
presents. We advise our readers to order
early and avoid the rush. Read his adver-
tisement
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT / HAVE IS
l sued 10000 in Kinds County Railroad
Bonds to the N. J. & Columbus r. B., on esti-
mate furnished for the month of October.
1881.
D. 6. McRAE, Prest. B. supvisOrs
decT, Silt
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1 HAVE IS
L sued $4,000 Kinds County Railroad
Bonds to the N. J. 4 Columbus R. r., on
estimate furnished for the month of Novsm-
Der, 1881.
D. G. McRAE. Prest. Board Sup.
dec1 Sill
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The 9TH day Of January, 1852,
SHERIFF,S SALE.

J. 8 J. n sHE1rox,
VS..
JoHx b. COILIEs AND Ahas "a "a
CAFHERIHE COLLINS
HINDER and BY virtue Of an execution in the
y above styled cause TO me directed from
the Circuit Court Of Kinds county, Second
Distriet, I wilton
Monday, the q daE Of January. 1sss,
sell % The highest bidder, for cash. in front Of
the City Hail door, at Jackson, within the
hours prescribed BY Law, the following de-
scribed land leTied upon As the properly Of
Catherine Collins, to-Wit: Lot 4 Section q
Township q Range ], east IN Kinds county.
containing So acres. more o. less. and viii 6e
sold q satisfy the above execution and al
FARRAR MORRISON. Sheriff.
By WM.J BRowE, IN, D. S.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Ex
L listing under the style of WHITING GRAY,
has heen dissolved by mutual consent The
business will be continued at same stand, by
the undersigned and either member of the
old firm viii receipt for outstanding accounts
W. A WHITING.
Jackson, Miss, Dec I, 1SS1-3w.
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GALVESTON, Textile News Decatur
special says: The County Court house has
been destroyed by fire. Loss $4,000; insur-
ance unknown
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Totaltn date

Total to date-... =. -. - =,
The coutributions from stonsFiils. 1syssAi
snrinrs and West Point show wh.s may &c
.sseomnl;shed BY some one person undsrsa IN 8
- ,-ark n each community. cOntributlons,
5 -, small, WilI be gratefully aeknovl-I
neWsss- IL. POWKR,
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LouIsvfLLE.-The Democratic members 81
tie Kentucky Legislature held caucus on
Decenber lst and nominated Senator Beck for
reelection without opposition.
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LETTER LIST.

Listof Letters remaining in the Post-Ofice
at Jackson, Kinds county Miss, for the week
ending December7 Z. 1881:
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House and Lot For Sale or Rent.

OPLRNDID WELL OF WATER ON THE
- place; Kitchen, Cistern- house and main
Dwelling are all connected, making it one of
the most convenient homes in the city. Lot
surrounded by Live-oaks which are green at
all seasons. Any one desiring home will
find it to their interest TO apply to
MRS. G. C. CRANBERRY,
Southeast Cor. President and Court Sts
dec L '6l-w2
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A GENTS WANTED.-A rare chance to make
IA money rapidly selling our NsU Book:
New York bV Sunlight and GaSIight.

Showing up the New York of today, with its
palaces, its crowded thoreughfares, its rush
ing elevated trains it's countless sights, its ro-
nance, its mystery. its dark crimes and ter
rble tragedies, its charities and in fact every
phase of life in the great city. Don't waste
time selling slow books, but send for circulars
giving full table of contents. terms to agents,
sc. Prospectus now ready and territory in
great demand. Address
DOUGLAS Bros. & PAYNE, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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II ANDRETHs TURNIP SEED. CABBAGE.
~ and al seasonable seed. at wholesale
LIE RICHARDSON r CO. yfcksbnro.
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con SUMP'TIOn,

1have positive remedy for the above disease: b.
its use thousands of Of the worst kind and long
Standing have been cured. Indeed so strong is my
taieh In ita efficacy, that viii send TWO BOTTLES
EHEB, together with aVAlUARIE TREATISE On
this disease 70 any sufferer Give Express and r. o.
dress In. T. A. SLoCUM, ISL Pearl St, Kew York.
dee7. i81-4w.
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COTTON SCALES
~ With EIsmess Hooks. etc. Beams. al sizes.
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noAL AND MOOD HEATING sToTEs,
Lee RIcHARDsoN 1 CO, yicksburr.
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For Sale or Rent.

MY DWELLING HOUSE on President
III Street. If not sold by first Of January, il
will be for Rent. Possession given January
18th, 1882. Apply to GUS. ASHER
novS0, Slow. Vicksburg, Miss.
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TX BIS. EARLY ROSE POTATOES.
/ y IS EIs. ONIONS.
Just received and for sale Low, for Cash.
novzS, 81. A. YIRDEN.
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ITO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF MAY
L OR AND ALDERMEN OF THE CRY OF JACK
SON, Kinds COUNTY, MISS: We the under
signed legal voters of Jackson, respectfully
petition your Honorable body to grant IL
eense to Mrs. HANNAH COHEN, to retail vinous,
spirituous and malt liquors. on Pearl Street,
IA the City of Jackson, she keeping an orderly
house and anm nluinr with the 10
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The Most Attractive and Desirable Excur-
sion Ever Offered to the Crescent City.
Collins Great Winter Excursion to
New Orleans Thursday, Dec. 10, 1881.
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Amusing and Practical.

a
NJ.
Debating
lin mayp the
for Society Library Prof A +.
and
A Backw Boys forC Bye
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Chronic LOoseness of the Bowels

Az "a ~ W.
Jackson, Mississippi.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-01-01
An Eccentric kobIeman.

- AS+A lie l@tAAID 1t-tErGDh.l
One of the wealthiest and most eccen-
tric noblemen m Europe, Prince Joseph
Sulkowski, Duke Of BIelitz, arrived at
Copenhagen a few days ago, on his way
to Norway, where he proposes to spend
the winter III bear-Lunting. He was ac
companied by q numerous suite, con-
sisting OF a highly salaried lady compan-
ion, maitre de chapelle, a reader, see
rotary, b0dy-surgeon, valet de
chambre, two running footmen, an enor-
nous mastitf, huge ourang-outang,
two voluble parrots, and several cage
fulls of singing birds. One favorito
member of his household, a Bengal tiger,
he bad been compelled to leave behind
him at Hamburg, as the steamboat
authorities respectfully but positively
declined to convey that princelv retain
er across the seas. Prince Sulkowski's
personal habits. as described III q letter
from Copenhagen, are somewhat out OF
the common. He risesat l P. n, break
fasts an hour later, and listens to music
al selections performed by the men,
bers of his household until :. From !
to s he takes nap, which is followed by
more chamber music until / o'clock A.
NJ, his regular dinner-hour Having
dined su1nptuously, he sallies out on
foot, accompanied by his secretary, aud
walks about the town until 5, when he
returns TO his hotel and goes to bed.
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Two ShiIlinqs a Word.

- AS%4- 80 A~t-A'AUI AtlSc4 LII
Lord Beaconsfeld has amused him
self with taking another rise out of the
British public. The only true view to
be taken of his new novel is that it is an
elaborate Jest; ana no one will be more
surprised than the BILE author himself
at the signal lack of all sense of the II
diculous exhibited by those who serious
ly criticise the book. Endymion" is
practical joke IN three volumes, and a
joke of which the late Prime Minister
has very much the best. According 10
one account, Lord Beaconsfeld is to net
SO, 600 twice Mr.. Gladstone's salary
as Premier-by this piece Of entertain
ing tomfoolery. If we take his est
mate, we shall find that the amount
paid IS at the rate of rather
more than fl0 a page, and about 1Sd,
or, including dialogue. perhaps more
nearly 2s., q word. Whatever Lord
Beacousheld's precise profit on the
book may be, no pecuniary transaction
on a similar scale has been known in
modern literature.
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A Talented Sword SwaiIower.

IRON the Cincinnati Gazette
There Is q rouGh-Iooking customer
ignorant and OF foreign aspect, who Is
causing q sensation and raising a great
many nickels by sword swallowing His
name is Signor Foerste1. He can go TO
a greater extreme I'D the absurd exercise
than most of those who follow this
peculiar mode for getting a living.
Yesterday he went before n well Unknown
surgeon Ito whom he bad been referred
by some medical gentleman of the last
town he III mpel-HamiltoD, this state,
aud performed some really marvellous
feats. He took bunch of FIVE swords,
gathered the po4ts together, cnd ram
med them all down his throat TO their
hits He also buried a musket bayOnet
down his chest. Picking up a common
poker, LAYING by the side Of the doctor S
fire, be would have swallowed that
had it not been almost OF n red glow
heat. A long broom-handle, however.
he made to disappear. He also swal-
lowed half dozen OF stone marbles. and
the operation seemed to he easier than
for most people to gulp q sugar-coatcd
pill. Catching hold Of a rod Of iron
about three quarters Of an inch thick,
aad rs long as a walking stick. he struck
it ouce across his arm and bent It.