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Trust Investment. New York, New Haven & Hartford
 R.R. Co.'S Bonds.

Secured by first and only mortgage on main line or double track railroad from it's junction with the NeW York Harlem R R. to Springfield, Massachu- Amount of bonds authorized o0o, GOO amount or present issue. Z,UOU,yOV
 The bonds are registered in denominations of $1 OOO and S6,O0O. dated June l. 1888, payable June l. 190S and Dec 1st
 The capital stock of the R. .$15 900 900 fresent market value of sanne..- 23,OOOsOO0 Dividends at the rate of ten per cent. have been paid for many consecutive years. According to the Railroad Commissioners report the net earnings last year appcabe to dividends and interest after paying all charges were $2, ,lS4- 128 If the whole amount of bonds authorized were issued the interest charge would be only $200OOe or less than onetenh of the net earnings of last year. The above S2,GO0,000 all that will be issued at present.
 The bonds are exempt from taxation by the law of the State of Connecticut. strictly legal ent for savings banks and holders of trust funds and
 better security be offered to the most censerva
 tive investor being beyond all question as safe as D. s. Governments.
 We offer the above bonds in lots to suit purchasers at 1O3 and interest subject to advance without no tice. D. s. Bonds will be received in exchange at market rates without commission. w. T. Hatch & Sons, Bankers,
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An Aching Back

Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Impotence Sexual Debility, cured by FsWells' Health Re nauar n &1
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CUTICURA REsOLYENT

OUT1oURA and CUTIcURA SOAP sold everywhere. Price CUrIcURA, 50 cts. and SLIGO per box. OUrI- CURA REsoLyRNT, $1. % per bottle OUrIcURA SoAP, 26 cts. CUTIcURA SHAVING SOAP, 15 cts. Potter Drug and Chemical Co.,, Boston
 fear wed sat&w2w
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CURE IN EVERV CASR

Your CUTIoURA remedies outsell all other rnedI- cines keep for skin diseases. My customers and patients say that they have effected cure in every instance where other remedies have failed.
 Fl. W. BROCKYAY, M D. FaA N - -
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~Awu-AsGuaNAs~

If you are sick Hop Bitters will surely aid Nature in making you well when all else fails.
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Philadelphia and Reading R. R.
 BOUND BROOK ROUTE.

1- AA ANA<~SA K1AAAz9 <hAAeA AOOSENA1IS AGs IOs BOUND BROOK ROUTE. SJNOES TRENTON AND PIIIIADELPaIA. \. Station In New York, foot Liberty st., North River COMMENCING MAY. 27, 1883
 Leave New York 745, s.S0, Il. 2. m.; lS0 f. ASO, 6So 700 and 12O0 D. Sundays, 845 a. m.; 53O 13 p.m-
 Leave Philadelphia, corner 9th and Greene streets aSO 8SO 9SO Il B. ; 115, S.45, $40, 6.45, 12 p. m. Sundays, 8.30 8. m-; 530 12 p. m.
 Leave Sd and Berks sts., 510 $40, 9.C0 g. n l. 3O 520 6SO Sundays, 816a m.; 4.SO p. nn Leave Trenton Warrel and Tucker Ets., 1.25, 20, 8oS' 906 1006. 1.34 rn.; 2, 4.22. 624 7.2s D. m. Sundays, 125 9.1s 8. m.; 6.15 p. m. O. c. HANCOCK, H. P. BALDWIN, G. F. T. A., Gen. Ea stern Passenger Agent.
 J. E. WoOTTEN, Gen. Manager
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July 4. 1888.
Grgtslfrs' Guiae,
Starin's New Haven Trans
 pOrtatiOn Line.
Daily Except Saturday,

P nNS@A Leave New Haven from Starin,s DooG l@ at 10:16 p. m. The JOHN IT. STARIN, OApH. MoAntstOr, every Sunday, Tuesday and Thure1 Monday, Wednesday and Friday
 Returning, leave New York from Pier ls foot 0: Sozti1nd street, at D. m.-the STARIN every Mon 11Ay,. Me1nesdAY and Friday, the CORNING every sunday Tuesday and Thursday. Tbe onIy Sundss night boat from New York F
 Fare with berth in cabin RI vz,t, ,--n In -4. kOgns &t.oo. Excursion tickets $1.6O.
 - SC1cn leaves the depot at 8:16 p. m. Leavea ooknef oI Onuroh and Chapel streets every half houP commencing at s:S0 p. rn. S''A' man A"11' ppache1 Soad ana baggage checked to Philadelphia E2ssengefa by Fair HaYeI end weatvITIa ca-s c. boat. Noo "iocks from tne Tickets and staterooms can h. n-,. Rydere No 276 Chapel street. at She Tontin HtaI ' ~-~ NA AS OO"A07 N'o"s Co'. Sol Chapel street. saaK O' M OONKLIN, Agent, AvD Hux5a ra.,,
Morning journal and courier., 1883-07-04

If you are wasting away with any form of Kidney disease, stop tempting Death this moment, and turn for a cure to Hop Bitters.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-07-04

Ifyou are costive or dyspeptic or suffering from any of the numer- GUS diseases of the stomach CT bow els, it is your own fault if you re- main i'll, forHop Bitters isa sover- eign remedy in all such complaints
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Wells ssRough on Corns."

W eIAb' ''IGUUSI UA OUEHSs Ask for Wells 'Rough on Corns." 15c Quick, complete, permanent cure. Corns, warts -bunious,
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Kew Haven. Dec. g. 1882.
New Haven and Saratoga.

IAN and after Monday, July 2d, 1883, train leaving O New Haven at 10:13 a. m. on the New Haven and Northampton Railroad will through to Saratoga without change, arriving at z:4O P. m ; and train leaving Saratoga at 1030 will run to New Haven arriving at 4:48 D. Parlor cars will bs run on these trains. See small time tables.
 je27 If EDW. A. RAY, G. T. A.
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Steamboat Line for New YO. k
 Fare @1, including Rartsa

Fare @1s including Berth
 21skeEs f0R the Round Erin. eTzs The steamer O. H. NoRTHAM fan. as E. Peck, will leave New HavenR !" 4@.W n.s sundsym excepted. Stakerenrom uoI. otnce of Peck Bishop. 919 Chapel Ssroet. Lest car leaves corner State and Chapel streets at z ssesmsr E ELM 1S CITY. Captain Stevens, leaves
 FROM NEW " 1ydS VG4H q ln;, son days excepted feGk SIP St ?. m.. and the ELM CITY a. II:N. oSI9ck F n, sundays excepted-Saturdsy nIgfts Sunday Night Boat for New York. Haven at I0:S0 D. na stztelooms soId si fhs FIot. street. commencing at D. m s' ~~A'' ~11ckeHs gre eoid and baggage ch.. thrcueh f. Philadelphia, (beth routesI Baltinacre WsSSils s $ ap8
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Government bonds closed as follows :

Chicago Grain and Provision Market. Closing prices call board, tsIegraphed by O. E. Foss Go. to Edwin Rowe, 2and Stone street. New
 York.
 The following shows the quotations at D. m. (Chi- cago timel for the past three days:
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daattbes, ye(peIrp, &s.
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY

By going to Durant's for all you want in the Jewelry line. A good assortment of Watches, Clocks, Jew elrys Silver Plated Ware, Spectacles,e etc. A speciality de of all kinds of repairing employing men of different nationali- ties, are fully compe- tent to do all compli- seated work at the elowest prices.
 Js H. c. Durant,
 Practical Watchmak-
 CT, 38 6 40 Church st. es made to order.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-17
poor YOUNG MRS. cHMsTlANCY.
The Real Secret Of Her Life Failures
and SORROWS.


WAsRIYGrox, December 16.-A good
deal of sympathy has been expressed over
the sad ending Of Mrs. Christiancy, the
pretty Treasury girl who married the
Michigan Senator and whose body was
brought home from New York yesterday.
| saw her on the Ayeaue here not long
since and her appearance then indicated
something of the dissipation which caused
he- death. Her end reSiyes good deal OF
the scandal which accompanied the divorce
proceedings that separated her from her
husband, but after all her married history
was probably nothing more than her ina
biity to furnish anything of the affection
or respect that she contracted to supply
when she married the venerable politician.
He was about fifty years her senior when
he married her and tough old customer
al that, with family especially adapted
20 raise the devil over any matrimonial al
Hances that he m ght see tit to contract. He
had the r, ,putation of being close listed,
and his enemies here charged upon, not
only that he sold out his Senatorship to
get a South American mission, but that he
smueeled the diamonds on his return,
which were stolen from him subsequently
in this city. With this sort OF a matrimo-
nial companion and with surroundings
generally uncoDgenial, it is not much won
der the little woman found il difficult 10
carry out her part of the bargain. The
biggest mistake she made was in not con
siieriug the outlook better when she made
The contract LtN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-17
OHIO HAPPENINGS.

Nsthau NBurress, eV-State Sena.or,
died st Sidney, o., after week OF lntease
suffering.
VT. Tarbutton, grocer, of Huntsville,
o, has assigned for the benefit OF creditors.
Assets about Sl,5gp. Liabilities much IN
excess.
ArG-s Ragan was arrested at Fosto-ja,
q, for bru;aily beating woman az tee
Hale House. In default oil S2p bail he
va Jailed at Thin.
M;Chscl o OConCer, q section hand on the
Par. Handle railroad, Was struck by.
switch engine az rDsna, Saturday morn
ing, AID died from the effects OF his lnJnr
les IN q ,ew hours.
W. VI. Fishbsugh. q West Liberty, O,
grocer. assigned 70 Faust x Williams, OF
that u'aCe, being pressed by E5srly X
Shee6, al Columbus. His assets are more
than suticient to cover liabilities, bat fail
ure OF crops depressed business, and he
could not realize 10 meet claims.
Alta meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Fos,0ria .OD Gaslight Company, the fol-
lowing oil. GERS We're elected for the ensuing
yes- President, Charles Olmstead: secre-
tary snG treasurer. J. T.. Wilkinson: super
intendent. Joseph Gwynn; directors, Chas.
Olmstead, J. +. Wilkinson, John \. Braden
and VIM. VI. Day.
Ata meeting of the Nenia o. City Coun-
Gil, Saturday night, IL was discovered no
provision had been made for fund to de.
fray the expenses Of the work-houSe, and
as there are quite number OF prisoners
confined in the institution, the question IS
IN important one. \ committee was ap-
Ointed 10 devise means OF relief.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-17
MARTINS FERRY NEWS.

Disciple services were held in the 6. A.
K. ball yesterday afternoon, Rev. +. J.
Hart, of Wheeling, officiating. The ser
mon gave entire satisfaction aud the attend.
anCe Was large.
Clsreace Burris will celebrate his 10Th
birthday by giving large party at the
Hanover Hotel TO night, which promises to
be grand affair.
Fifty or sixty Martins Ferry men and
boys attended the Academy OF Mnsic and
the Opera House on Saturday night, The
John Lomss came up at II o'clock and &C
commodsted the party.
SpeEca's agricultural works will resume
about the first OF January.
Miss Lille Souders will have lady Wis.
itor from Steubenville tee latter part Il
the week.
All the churches were we'll attended yes
terday morning and evening the Me:ho.
dist Episcopal especially. At the A. NJ
T. there was preaching by Rev. Griffith, OF
Bellaire, and Rev. Asbury, of Wheeling
Mr.. Joseph Medill is back from an ex
tended trip in the interests OF the Martins
Ferry stove works.
The attendance at the different Sunday
schools was exceedingly large. lou know
the resson.
The forge department at the L9ughlin
mill resumes this morning after several
Gsys stCppsge on account OF q broken roll.
This mi Il will shut down next Saturday
one week for Christmas.
4 hall will be given in Jas. Ferrelrs new
hsll next Thursday night.
Miss Annie Dimmey. Of Pleasant VALLEY,
is visiting heE sister, Mrs, Richard auhl
msl.
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ne FINALLY EATS.
Louis Anderson, Buried Under straw
Stack, Expresses u Desire for Food.

Louis Anderson, Buried Under Straw
Stack, Expresses u Desire for Food.
Lacrosse, Wis, December l6.-LOuis
Anderson, the Swede who remained buried
under a hay stack for twenty-four days,
and was rescued, is gradually improving.
His intense craving for water was not sup
planted by desire for food until forty.
eight hours after bis rescue. The matron
at the poor farm, where Anderson was
taken for treatment, complied with his first
request for something to eat by giving him
a small cracker soaked in milk, which he
ate ravenously. The milk and water which
he had taken and the cracker were re-
tained by his stomach. 4 preparation Of
pepsir, such as was administered to the late
President Garfield, is being given with
excellent results. Anderson's boiy has
shrunk away 10 mere skin and bones. The
circulation had stopped at the finger tips
and in his feet. Grngrene had already set
in at the toes, which were black and dead.
The circulation is gradually improving and
the doctors now have hopes of restoring the
unfortunate man to health. There is no
doubt, however, that portions OF both feet
will have to be amputated. Efforts have
been Il ade prove that the Swede was
mistaken as to the date Nov. IL when he
went TO in the stack. from which he was
dug out on Dee. To- but investigation
further Co:roborates his assertion. In ap'
peararce he resembles mau who might
have been imprisoned twenty.fOur days
without food or water. The doctors pro-
nOunCe it the most remarkable case on
reCOrI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-17
HOT sHOl FROM KIMBERLY
On the History OF the Formation Of
City Boards.

To the Editor Of the Register.
The reporter of the Intelligencer in his
article and interview under the head OF
the Iroposed Chsn;e. does both me and
the facts in the case very great injustice.
In order that he might magnify anothers
importance at my expense. He says that
Mr.. Hildreth first introduced the PROPOSE
tons to create boards for streets and alleys
and water works. Not so, MIR. Editor. Tne
proposition came into council before Mr..
H. was a member, from prominent mem
her from the First ward aud was rejected.
The people were not satisfied, but rejected
the member and those who voted with him
for its adoption az the next election, at
which election Mr.. II was sent TO repre-
sent the eth ward, Nr. II. became custodian
of the papers, introduced them and be-
came the champion OF the proposition. On
the first test OF strength in the new council
the measure Was voted down by a vote OF
% to Q. And then is when the
finger shaking act was peri rned
with so much grace, but not by me. II
was Mr.. H., who, holding up his finger and
shaking il at me, saidi "Mr X, 1t took
me three wears 70 take gas on TO the Island,
but did 1t and ! will carry this measure
-
He dd I'll. re could for it in Council and
o. Ct Council, in the Lincoln club roo II
and elsewhere, al OF which he had right
10 do. Ee succeeded and is happy, sup
pose. hope his friends aud allies, p0liti-
cal and otherwise are also. ! differed with
tbem-did not think it a good and whole
some thing to do for our city. opposed
the measure with all the ability | could
command. | have not been convinced tn st
l was wrong, and they have not prove
that they did q good thing for the taIpay-
ers, as yet Time will tell who was right
and who was wrong.
Now, about that final act, when this
truthful reporter has me making
Characteristic and historic speeches. an
hes me howliug TO the lobby and doing
violence generally.
saw. Mr.. Editor, his picture is an over
drawn one Nv conddct on that occasion
and opposition we're as manly ss any man q
on the opposition side, who took as much
interest in the grave matter at issue be.
tween us as did. And that kept myself
within the bonds OF decorum and pariis-
mentary ussges as we'll as any man on the
floor.
whilst claim this as q fact for myself.
wan, 10 say 10 this reporter that wonli
sooner be guilty Of what he charges, viz.
Taking, or howlipg as he calls il, to the
lobby. than be guilty OF pondering TO thf
powers that were used sud brought 10 bsal
on mem btrs to etfecs the change that "a
| made from - 10 against the proposition
| 20 I3 to y for il in the finsl SGT
In conclusion let that reporisr, hi
friends. aids ard sbslrors, political an;
otherViSe. sick pin there.
Estpscrfu u &c
P. s. RrsBsCLI.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-17
DREAMS OF WEALTH DlSPELLEO.
Himself the Father OF Five
Instead Of the POSseSsOr Of a Fortune.

CHICAGO, December lG Albert Solomon,
syoung man employed at No. lO2 Madison
street in the decoration of sample cases.
was unable to give bonds in court yester-
day on the charge of criminal intimacY
and is now in the county Jail, Sallie Pas.
terak, dashing brunette, who is also
wanted on the same charge, has not as ye
been arrested. Mrs. Fanny Solomon, the
complainant, halls from the East.
The husbands version Is that he and
Fanny were married in New York five
years ago. He was twenty-five and she
was on the shady side OF fifty. He was
poor while she claimed to b. wealthy and a
maiden. She WAS not pretty, but she was
quite n otherly, and he married her money.
Albert reyeled in sweet anticipation for
several days, when he found he had been
haselv deceived. His sged wife had not
passed life of single blessedness, nor had
>he first given her heart to him. Instead,
he learned she had been married, and he
found he was the father, by law, OF live
children, the eldest of whom could easily
be his father
But this was not all The immense and
greatly anticipated fortune was only a
small legacy. Upon learning this Alberts
love ard admiration turned TO detestation,
ard he soon drfted to other loves. Young
er eyes and roster lips lured him away,
snd, ere lorc he deserted his aged spouse
and came to Chicago. Here he and the
Pasterak woman have been living together
N one uninterrupted period of blis:ful en-.
oyment. A short time ago Mrs. Solemn
learned of her husbands whereabouts and
arrived on the scene yesterday, when she
Immediately swore ont warrants for the ar
rest of the two destroyers OF her hsppineSs.
officers are now an Siousy looking for the
Pasterak woman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-17

with carp, but notice that new enemy
TO this species of fish has been discovered,
and in recent discussion before the Bio
logical Society here concerning the ap-
petite OF the muskrat Mr.. Henry w. Etli-
OFT, Of Ohio, stated taat the carp in several
ponds with which he is familiar had been
destroyed by musktats. 1t was further
stated at the meeting that Cape Cod COWS
would eat fish. and that Shetland ponies
had been tnOwn TO do the same thing.
The remedy for muskrais as given was
preparation of strychnine on apples which
II was said would exLerm;nate the rats
efieclual!y. As for the cows and ppnies IL
would be cheaper TO run them of wltu
club.
Apropos of Christmas presents sent by
mail it is said that no less than GS,SO5
packages came to the dead letter office last
wear through defective addresses, and that
about 5000 we're Christmas presents. This
explains where good many things went
to that ought to have reached their desi-
nation, and it is to be hoped it will not
occur again. Lam.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-17
O'DONNELL NO MORE.
Hanued at a Little After Eight
O'clock
THIS MORNING IN LONDON.
The Murderer of Carey, the lnformer, Pays
the Highest Penalty of His
Crime-How He Met
Death.

LONDON, December II, 8:15 A. N.-O'Don-
nell was hanged a! :O2 o'clock this morE-
ing.
He met Death in firm and determined
way. Just before death be said that he
did not regret that he killed Carey. O'pon-
nell was attended in his last moments by a
Catholic priest. At the hour Of the execu-
ton masses were said in all the churches
OF London for the repose of the doomed
mans soul. ..-.- -
Yesterday O'Donnell made known to his
brother that he was an Invincible and this
fact caused the widest excitement, chang
lug seeming apathy in e:ard to his fate to
the most intense interest.
A startling rumor was put afloat last
night that a strong band of American Ia
vincibles had sailed on board the Assy-
rian Monarch for London, here to cooper
ate with others of their brothers in releas-
ing O'Donnell and bearing him away to sea
on swift sailing steamer hired for the oc-
casion, but they failed to appear.
Despite the boisterous and squa!ly
weather a considerable crowd assembled at
the prison at seven o'clock this morning,
hundreds of working MN passing by the
Jail waiting to sazs at the black hag
among them O'Donnelrs brother, who
paced to and fro opposite the flag staff in
the most restless and detected manner, ex-
citing the sympathy OF all present. The
hsngman's arrangements were perfect and
the execution occurred without hitch.
O'Donnell was calm and collected, but made
no statement on the sCahold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-17
A TOWN IN FLAMES.
Bubois, Pennsylvania. Almost
Swept Away.
A Defective Fire Department Offers 20
Check TO the Flames and Wide
Spread Destruction
Follows.

DrBols, Pa, December lG.-This morning,
Just as the people were returning from
church, flames were discovered in the sec
ond floor of the American House. The
fire department was promptly on hand
but the engines used TO pump the water
supply were idle, and before steam was
raised the fire had gained such control that
it was thought nothing short Of a mirac Q
would save the town from utter destruc-
tion, the buildings being mostly
OF wood. In 4 short time the fire
spread through Fords drug store
and gained headway in the post-oif e
building. BY this time the hose company
bad supply Of water but so feeble that
but little execution was done. The flames
spread rapidly and every person for half a
dozen squares hastily loaded their goods
on trucks and carted them without the
borough limits. There seemed to be an
utter lack of confidence in the fire depart-
meut and q reign of terror prevailed.
Soon the wind changed and the buildings
on the opposite side of the street took ire.
The brick block Of d. l.. COrbett stopped
the progress OF the names On tue west sue
hut on the opposite side the buildings
offered nothing out fuel to the flames. The
tire waged until late in the afternoon and
until the American Express building was
reached. As there were no adjacent build
iugs the iiremen succeeded in checking the
progress Of the flames. not however before
So, Geo worth of property was destroyed.
The losses reported are as follows: Ameri-
can House, John MCGrady, propri-
etor, loss 5000; insured for $500.
Ford Il Co. druggists, $G,"UO; insurance,
$3.50: John Morgan, confectioner, build
in. ard stock, :, 900; no insurance; George
q. ID. Hall, tobacco store, billiard room and
barber shop, $2,oJn, insurance, $4,000; D.
l.. Crbelt dry goods store, badly damaged,
but srucS saved; g. S. Calens, dwelling and
grucs ~. damaged about fl,0gO; residences
Of Chas Collins and ID ; Heron da mage !;
esiab ishmeuts of Chas. Russell and ). VI.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-17
NEWS or IHe MORNING.

TIE situation in Egypt.
The trend of trade.
The Gilemmaof Chicago lothario.
A rad S,eubenyille man in trouble.
Sudden death OF Congressman Haskell.
The want of room in the House OF Co =
gIess.
Cou,es,ing the will of Junius Brutus
Booth.
France busily preparing for the war il
Tcuquin.
An aged Urbana mans matrimoaial
oublss.
Logsn's plans 10 secure the soldier vote
next year.
West yirsinians IN Washington, and
their Goings.
The real reason of Mrs. Christiancy's
m;s:oriUIes.
The modes Of Ostracism practiced among
be Mormous.
remarkable case OF cure by prayer in
New York town.
The august Catholic assemblage to be
held in Baltimore.
The goyernments white elephant n-sths
territory Of Alaska
The Wisconsin man who involuntarily
tasted tventy-four days.
The serious charges brought against
Western pension official.
O'ponnell gives up all hope Of respite,
AID is prepared for his end.
A Pennsylvania preacher taken for the
husband OF Madame Worthingl.a.