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ascend. When they reached the top OF the scaf.
fold the Sheriff asked him il he would not ike the
attendance of a minister The unhappy wretch
shook his head, pointed 10 the rope, and then mo-
toned TO have it placed round his neck This is
dreadful said The humane Sheriff. bat II n,ps,
he done. AZ length all was arranged and the al
,eDdan,s had taken their last leave of The criminal
when be beckoned them back - lsh all ready p
asked the old man. Every thing replied the
sheriff; and thereysiihal the wafer stood in his
ewes Ish dere noting more 10 pc done =
Nothing lin one minute you will be launched
into eternity Den, mein Cor IL ish time for
me 10 sign dc-. paper, and take der prison -


You old rascal said the Sheriff grinding his
ieeib and turning whi:e with rage, is il possible


that YOU have been paltering, and putting Us to all
III is trouble and expense Tor nothing The old
fellow gave no other answer than gureiine. salts
Fl ed chucke that sensibly increased al the words


expense. and trouble which said more plainly
than words Now YOU have the reason WHY I did
itp He moved down from the acstfold, amids,
mingled shouts AMI Kisses. A ;umutuous assem-
b!age followed him 10 the jail some euraged and
abusive Others laughing and hu-rahinE. But the
old fellow sat as imperiurbabe as Judge save al
the mention of expense and trouble. and then
he could not suppress malicious and most pro-
voking smile When ne returned to the jail he
drew from hiding place beneath plank which
he had loosened in. the floor. Professor KILMAR-
Socx's last extra Quart OF rum. which he drank in
the coolest manner imaginable and then curled
himself up 10 sleep Bat with all his foily, the poor
cheated professor was really m object of commise
ration. From the highest pinnacle of triumph be
was plunged into the lowest slough Of despond'-
He kept lamentinr - a guide five hundred dollars
clean zane an fitted An the very weans
fiitcherin' at me for a daft goreril Siller and
credit bath game But the worthy Professor
did give his Lecture on Gavanism, after ALL and TO
large audience, who were highly entertained as
we are sure our large audience will be- when the
incidents Of that memorable occasion are laid before
them But these must form side.dish for next
Table In conclusion speaking of public execu
tons would those philanthropiss among who
conscientiously oppose Capital Punishment have
anv objection 10 the chances agars, it Sc; forth
in certain instances ct the old Newgate in London?
We read that on one occasion a prisoner was
respi;ed in order TO have his leg off. TO try the
effect of newly.invented styptic and that another
deaf man, was pardoned, that an operation upon
the drum of his ear might be performed for the
benefit of Science Neither case proved fatal.