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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-07-18

PoLIcE-Er Ertensirc Robbery.-On the
9th and 9th of June last, the Jewelry
store of Mr. Louis Muh at Ncw-Orlcans,
was robbed Of quantity Of Jewelry and
watches, supposed to be of the value of
500, 900, among which were 90 gold pa
tent lever watches, 35 silver patent lev
er watches, % silver do, pair of dia-
mond earrings, valued at $500, dia-
mond breast-pin, valued at $1OO, 80 d;a-
mond rings, necklace containing 90
canoes. Information Of which was sent
to Messrs Fellows, Reed & Ocott, of
this city, requesting their aid in the dc :
lection. High constable Hays was APP
piled to, who, with b. l.. Hays and
Sparks, SET upon the alert. On Monday
a small Englishman named Charles Col
lins, arrived here from Ncw-Orlcans, in
the ship Newark, and was on Tuesday
taken by B. l.. Hays in passing from the
ship to the wharf at Staten Island, and
afterwards the whole of the Jcwelry, as
believed, was found with his baggage,
lie was accordingly brought up to the
Office, committed to prison, and the prop
crty secured. Collins has a wife and
four children with him, is about 8 years
of age, says he has been engaged in N. |
Orleans as veterinary surgoon-one Of
his trunks contained dark lantern. ~.
Y. Daily Adr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-07-18

The United States Bank, declared ,on
he lst inst a dividend upon its stocks,
for six months ending on that day, ofthree
and a half per cent.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-07-18
HERALD OF II III ID "a MI E =.

The scenes wretchcdness at the Cape
de Verbs, arc beyond description. Fam
ire is sweeping over them with far more
iear(ulness, than the cholera in Ameri-
ca: No less than thirty three thousand
ont of one hundred thousand, have died
within one year.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-07-18

where they encamped. The company
has been spoken of in the highest terms
in the New-York papers.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-07-18

The Board Of Navy commissioners. acconpn-
nicd by their chief clert, VIM. G.. Rilyelv. rso
arrived at Philadelphia 9th inst, on a tour of IN.
spccilon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-07-18
CHILLIcoTnn, June 22d, 1893.

Gentiemen--I have received your let.
ter Of the 9th Of this month, and assure
you it is not easy for me to express my
sense Of such hospitality and kindness as
it manifests. The friendly sentiments
evinced by the portion of the citizens of
Nashville whom you represent, and the
manner in which you convey those sem
timents, are entitled to my warmest
thanks, and increase, greatly, the regret
| experience in finding it impracticable
to visit your city. There is so much
sickness, in some places, and SO much
alarm in others, South ofthe Ohio River,
that have felt it to be proper to cut
short my journey, even without going in
to Kentucky, to which | am so near.
1t only remains to me to hope that, at
some future time, ] may have an oppor-
tunity of visiting so important part of
our country as Tennessee, and partcu-
larly Nashville; and Of shaking hands
with some old friends, and Of cultivating
the acquaintance of other gentlemen,
who have manifested for me SO much
kindness in advance.
| pray you to present my thanks, and
to tender my most sincere good wishes
to those who have joined with you in this
invitation, and to receive for yourselves,
personally, my respects and cordial sal
utations.
Your ob't serv't.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-07-18

The Hon. Daniel Webster, has been
most cordially greeted by citizens Of all
parties, during his tour to the west. lie
was in Chilicothe, the 22d June. The
following letter is in reply to an invita-
ton from the citizens of Nashville, to ex-
tend his journey as far as Tennessee.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-07-18

Master Furae is performing at Alba
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-25
BEDFORD COUNTY.

AT meeting Of a number of respectable citizens
Of Bedford cou,ty,a Libcryon the 20th February
1888, for the purpose of taking into consideration
the alarming doctrines promulgated in the recent
proclamation of the President of tho United States
On motion, Benjamin A. Donald Esq was -ap-
pointed Chairman, and john A. Wharton Sccre-
y--On motion the chair appointed the follow
ing gentlemen, viz: Edmund Irvine, John +. Sale,
William Saunders, John ". Anderson DIR. David
Patterson, WIN. Il. Campbell and Gustavus A.
Wingfyd, committee TO prepare and report a
preamble and resolutions expressive OF thu sense
Of this mooting--who after having retired, report
cd the following preamble and resolutions to wit
A portion Of the people Of Bedford, exercising
a right of inestmabie value to the citizens ofevery
free government have assembled in public meeting
70 take irto consideration the present unhappy con-
uncture their public affairs and to declare their
opinion Of the conduct and measures OF those 10
whom their administration has been entrusted
The occasion, which has called them together, Is
one of ,fanscenaant importance, and lnsiics ar1d
even requires that with the eaAdoT aud lndepen
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-25
n. ELDRIDGE Ck.
" Pm

R'fist;lNIA, &" ,,lt Al Kurs holden the clerk
" "iT,cr al Circuit Sunerior Court nf Law aud
t'trcrre tr ne al floyd. the 1th day Of jan
mar, i23l.--lohn pankry, Edward Paukcy, 81 mel
P,nhrs. Slrhcn Psnke,, Elizabeth Pank.y, " =. Pan.
kcs AID James Pdhkcs children and heirs of John Pan.
hey dec Phi. against Archer Branch and J,cub Helms
Drn.-ln 'hancsry.
The defcndlut Archer Branch no, shaving entered his
arpca' ard gwen security according the net of
Assembly and the Iulrs Of this court and il appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he not IN ,naha Of hi.
Commonwealth. On motion of the plaintiff. hy their Al
tnrury it j. ordered that hc the snid Archer Bramc do
appear here the rs Mon lay April next md answer
the compartments bill, aud that n copy of ihi order be
forthwith inserted 10 the L,nchbura Virginap for
muns sneresstc,, and that unothcr he posted al
the front doar nf the court house, Of This county.
f".y-Tcse, WM. GOODSON, elk
Iln. 22 wom
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-25

s7IRGiNIA.-A Al Court held for Nelson County, the
Y 2iih day Of December, le.}2.-Un tho motion OF
lanes Shields and appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the
HAT rul estate # which Mae Shields, dec.
died sez. an possessed, her dow in tho estate
John Shicii, dee wsr;h the of three hundred
dpas each egatee Il is ordered that !apes Mont
w. Thankful Bioun', Nathaniel Harlow u yld Saiel.,
George Shields, VIM Shields, Alex aur Shields K.bccca
Aictls aad Samuel Doa.e heirs and legal representatives
the said Ma pa,et Shields dec. be summoned appear
the fbu tn Monday IN Mach next, slcw cuse
my why sale aud division Of th- sand DON
should not be had according to the act of Assembly
made li provided and appearing the
fctnn Of the TIA, the said David Shields, George
Shelds and S,Inu Dnakc abianf al this tom
inonwcah. and Withoal thu Jurisdiction Of mi. cnirt-It
tIhrcfte iurthct ordered that of order Ia
forthwith Inserted in The I.ynchburg virginia.. spa
per published IN tie inwu of 1nrhhurr, Neck for
oftno months previous to the SAID Mon
day March next ahi an nher copy thereof posted the
front door OF the Of this cuuniy sumc
day.
a copy-resic ROC. CUTLER, II. e.
Ian. W.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-25

TYiRbiNlA, Sct.--Ai kni.> held ~ thr Lcik ulice
" oithc t"uhy Cart of Amherst. On Monday the ,ih
iay of innnu'y. is33-Eol"it Garland f.,f against
Fanny Old, "f Nathaniel O1nt, dec. Joseph
bHltrd, ihAu Williamson an! William Dichcnson,
Uciis.--in Oh ,nrcrv.
The defendant WIN. pickcrsin, not having entered his
appearance and given security according 10 the act Of As.
srmby aud the rules Of his appearing by sat
sthcory evidence that he nhahiiaat of this Com
nonweal,h On motion Of the plaintiff, by his counsel, II
l. ordered that Inc said defendant VIM. Dekenson, do RIP
pear here before the first day OF March term
answer tho bill the plaintiff and ,hnt copy Of THE
or ler forthwith inserted in the Lynchburg Ngniau
for months successycy aud posted at the front doo
oft eonr hnuse in said county,
copy Testc, ROBERT TISSLEI. Cih.
Jan. 81 w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-25
TERMS.

~ For ~ per annnan. payable in advance No sub
,cripdn will no received for less time than SIX months
,nd no paper wall discontinued (but tho Of
the Ed'tors) until all srrearagss sre paid.
NJ ADyERrisEMENrS will be inserted at so cent,
fos isss) the first tmi aud 37 . cents
Those from distance patd for pr.
siuus their inse~ton or tho pavneat assumed by
esnonsilie person in Lynehhnre.
letters addressed 10 tn. Editors must be post maid
~, they will not be attended to.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-25
-
NOTICE..

VTVHE Stockholders IN the Lynchburs and Blue
IL Ridge Turnpike Company are requested to
make payment Of Twenty Dollars on each share
10 Samuel McCotlie, Tfeasurer-lmmediate pay
ment will be expected.
FRANCIS I. MERIWETHER,
Sent q lIresidenk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wv L ARE receiving very large supply of
w COARSE WOOLIENS, for Negroes,
and very general assortment of Blankets, a, very
redu, ed prices all of which offer, on our usual
LIBERAL terms. MCKEE, ROBINSON & Co
} Sent To- Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-25
POLITICAL.
ron THE vIRoISIAN.


On The death Of an Interesting litlc Girl
Ii is a melancholy and instructive truth, ,ha, " in
the midst of life we are in death p But yesterday,
the interesting subject of the following lines was
full OF life and health. Innocence danced in her
eye, aud beauty played in dimples on her check.
Her voice rang in prattlng accents through the
house, and the brisk tread of her little feet she
gamboiled about IN play, broke like music on her
mothcg cHr. lis over now That cheek Is pale
that sparkling eye is dim--thht voice Is hushd
= those little feet a,e still una motionless IN the
grave lnsatiae monster Docs pity hover warm
thy breastf Or why dost thou love to strike the
innocent and lovely beautiful and young
Dry thy tenrs, oh mother, that grevest and ant
deeply stricken Mourn not thy loved ones ear
~ doom She's gone, where pain and death can
never enter, and thou art the mother ofan angel
lie that give hath wisely taken away. Ere her
feet had troJ the path of worldly woc-erc Temp
tnons syren song had fallen on her car, lie has
taken her to himself and the redeemed in Heaven
IT'S done The task of death is done
The llltle sufferers puns are DER
Her narrow span life is run,
Her prattins voice is heard more.
No more her little arms, so white,
Mother arosnh til neck shall Irvine;
No nnre her eyes shall aok delight
% hear her faiie, S name, and thine
How oft, when last the soft Spring threw
Her robe, DER fields and W ,ods so bare,
You pluck d the ghtest how'rs that grew,
And placed them in your Mardn's halr !
Twill corao again and bright and fair,
Each low'r ns,in viii gently bloom;
RI tiYee tii91 ,niyht have upck'd her hair
VIII blossom er her infant tomb.
Let il he SO and dry The tenrs,
Tia, noW fol her you loved 81 well
She's GONE from tins DIRK vale ofycars
Midst brighter, happier scenes 10 dwell.
Shes fee finni pain AMI sickness now,
From fear oi Deaths relentless might,
A own o. life is CA her brow,
And round Ter, robes of living white. q.
\ W q asgoW, Feb. l3th, 1883
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-25

" IRGlNlAAt Court of qnnrtcrs sessions continued
and held for the County u, Bedford, the court house
the 9Tth day of Novfmhes ls,rl.--John w. Jhomp
Aimr o! Andrew Amyx, dec PHI. against Earnabas A
Euison, aud Nicholas praray. Deits.-iu Chnncety.
The Defendant rnaGs A. Edison, not Ia, ing entered
his and gwen security, according the
Assembly and the rules ofihs Court, and appearing b,
satisfactory evidence that he not niabiiant Of ths
country: II ordered that the said defendant do appear
here the fret day of the arch tenn, and the
b' the Plaintiff and that acopy q" TINS order be forthwith
inserted III the NrgInan newspaper published IN the
town Of ynchbnrg for months eoessoy and posted
AZ the front door Of the house of this county.
CoPy-Testc, RIO. G.. MITCHELL, L. Il. G.
Dec
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-25

AVlRG1NiA.-At Rules holden in the Clerks Ortce
the Circuit Superior of Law and Chancery, o
the town OF j., nchug. the 81 day of Deccmer, is3
The Mutual Assurance Society Fire buildings
al the state ofNirginia Pills against John Thompson
(iong MountaiD,) Thomas Harvey, Sheriff OF Campbell
county, and a. ,,eh adm Jesse Jones, dec Robert
Morriss, Robert l.. Coleman, Robert u. Gray, Samuel
Bransltd. Sergeant ofthe Corporation of lynci'urg aud
as snch adm of Nicholas Harrison, dec Howard Ben
ne Samuel BansiUrd, Sergeant Of the Corporaiion Of
Lynchhurg, and such admir- Of Mcajah G. Nloorman,
dec. John Dnw idde, Samuel Garland, and John IL.
Smith, Dchs
The defendant john Thompson, a.. not having
entered his appearance and given security according TO
the net Of Assembly aud the rules this Court, and ap
peatng by satisfactory evidence that he 10 not an tnha
a,a If this country Il is ordered that the said Defend
nat do here the first day Of tho next re- nat
term Of this court and the bill oftie pains and
that c.py Of this order be forthwith inherited IL some
newspaper printed in the town Of Lynchhurg for Two
mouths saccrssi,ely aud posted the front door Of the
Courthouse, in the said town.
ACopy-Testc, D. NODES, OK.
Drc - WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-25


WGlNtA.M rules held III the tiark' "iice OF the
Crcui, superior Conri of Law and fhanccry. Tor the
county Of tnc the 9TH day of May, ISL Nil
hred John.on, nlnx II Richard Iohnsui, dec. with The
VIII nnnexc, Pl,. against Philip john Nanhcn John
fon, Iaw-> Jbh,son Robert Riddle and Nancy his wfc
lcstoa jainsou John IT, Juhns"n Thomas johnson, VIM
L. Dunn AID saiy WIFE, Elizabeth johnsnn jain Joln
a'nr al Christopher Juhus' dee. aud in his
rithi, lchafi johnson. Samnr Nrrp and Mary his
WIFE, ianas Johnson, jinc- Johnson, Jaan Il. Negsn-
so' md hla,tIn his wi', Fmt Jatn>on, ~ nshin.ton
hn-on, tht"man Johnson Ntpn 'un johnson, Ale
Ter J1hnsan, Thomas jninsun, l. bert jnn,un. Aiirci =
Ddid aud I. W ihcih hi f. and Jo,c,i Enst and En-
zih.ih his Aii", Drtt. In ''i,auccry.
IN" defendants Thohns Johnson, (on Of RiclIarh) and
Tlnua- J7hnon, rni Robert jan ,,on Guns of Frances
Joiusoa) AID Napoleon Jo,inl having entered
aud given .ecnrits co"rdae Ii the act OF A.
scuh, aud III. rule. al court, aud appearing by
satisfactory e,ioncc that they inlabitants of TN
1t is ordered, that thu and absent defendants do
up'f", the hr.t day oI the Scliembe terin
-t"I tusser the bill Il the plaintiff aud that copy Of
ali. nrf hr f,rhw 18th inserted in spapcr pub
l>rd ~ the town Of t.ya chhare TOR Two month success
ss!y, All rosted front door OF the house
vi Jht- eouniy.
Gaps-Teste, n. ELDRIDGE, OK.
Itu. 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-25


HSiKtiNiA Al rules held in the Clerks Once OF tie
~ Circuit court of Law aud Ch1ncrry the
County of Amherst, Monday the 81 day al December
1882 -Wm. Turner. who wa Hs-gncc # WIN. |. Thur
moud. Lucy Ann Turner frmrrlv Lucy Thnrmoud Dab
ney li,il who III Phil Iurn,n, Claiborne n
Tucker Susan W. Tucker, Polly W. Tnrkcr. Elizabeth
D. Tucker aud John fucker the lpsi five infant, under
the age ofts cnty years, aud who by Charles
Tucker, their newt friend Polly Tnckrr the wriow Of
Tucker dec. randy Jones' aud Sally his wi!c, for
meriy Sally Thurmond, jesse Beck and lady wife,
formerly Judy 'rhnrnoni. aud nid Cra1f,rd and III
zabeth his Wife Grmcry Elizabeth ThurlpoDd, Plus
against john Thompson Addison Taliofer re- William l..
rturnond and Philip riurmond, peits.--ln Charrery.
The Defendant William Thurmoud, having cnier-
ed he appearance and given security according the
Assembly and the rules ofthis court and appearing by
factory evidence that he is not .nlabtant OF thus
nweath On Of the Plaintiffs by their coun
bel, is ordered, that the said defendant VIA. J. Thur
ni do appear here bf,,e the first ia Of the
term. the hill Of the piaintihs, aud that acopy
IL this order be forth~ b inserted in the l,nctue VIZ
guau for succes.ivey, and posted font
door Of the court house, in the sad county.
ACopy-Teste,
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr elk.
ftec % Wan
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-23

HoME-Whoever was cast upon a
frieIdless world. that once enloyed the
sweet privileges of home, knows that
of all others that word is dearest to the
heart. The thoughts ofthe mother that
fed, that smoothed the pillow of sick
ness, that contriyed thousand ways
to cheer the heart, and wiped with
her own hand the tear Of dristress.
bring such train Of painful, pleasing
reflections. that be must be more than
misanthrope who has never known
these sensations. One who has been
absent on perilous journeys in hunger;
oft tossed perhaps from bilIow to billow
on these temrestuons seas; in ''Perlis
by water, in perils by land, when he
sees again the pathway that leads to
the beloved home of his childhood, soft
tens into the most melting tenderness
ard he approaches and greets the sa.
cred place, where in the days OF
thoughtless glee he sported; where his
boyish imagination built many an airy
castle Of happiness. he is filled with
such mingled emotion. that he feels
himself child. and wishes that man.
hood would foever stay at distance.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-23
~. THOMAS NHITES
Vegetable Ioothache Ioro0x,

|"HE only specific ever offered b
IL the public, from which = per-
manent and radical cure may Be OBJ
tanned Of that disagreeable pain, TIE
toothache. with allits attendant evils;
such as fracturing the jaw inextracting
the teeth, which often proves more q
tai than the toothache itself; and cold
passing from the decayed teeth to the
jaw, thence to the head, producing Il
rheumatic affection, with many other
unpleasant effects; such as a disagree
able breath, bad taste in the mouth.
&c. &c. all Of which are produced
from foul or decayed teeth. lam hap
py to have it in my power to offer to
the world remedy, that will not snly
remove the pain nine times out often,
but preserve the teeth from further de-
cay, and arrest the disease in such as
are decaying and have not commenced
aching, restoring them to health and
usefulness
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-23
ON the death Of q dear young girl.

No, not the lightest tone was heard
From angel voice or angel hand,
And not one plumed pinion stirred
Among that how'd and blissful band;
But there was silence In the sky,
A thought not angels tongues could name,
When, from its mystic fount on high,
The mandate of her Father came!
See, on her pale and placid brow
Lies parted the dark, wavy hair,
Upon her breast her hands of snow
Are c'asped, as II in holy prayer!
Oh, blessed spirit, is it thus
We're doomed thy salnted form to see
oh, desoIating thought for US!
Oh, sweet and gentle sleep for thee!
The winter clouds look sadly on,
| Deserted lies each field and wood.
For she, " no woke their smiles IS gone!
| We-wander forth in solitude!
All, whittier shall . father turn
From sorrow rhu has pierced HIM thro'
To wifi, or son?-alas, they mourn,
And wildly ask for comfort too.
For she was morning to the sight,
And sisters eyes, that gloried yet,
And turned rejoicing in her hight,
| Now darkiy droop when it hath set:
Vainly, they bid the past restore
| The gifts it once SO fondly gave,
| Her, whom their hearts shall see no more
| And love, that's silent in the grave!
Young roses we're they, by the air
| OF inter rudeiy torn apart,
| No more In veal OF wo to share
! The fragrance of each others heart.
Yes, they by sunny stream and shore,
/ In play in pra !. er, III song, In sleep,
Have been-as they will be no more
| Then do not chidc them let them weep
Bur not despalr-'tis ;i,uughriess, vain,
On every field, a d flower, and tree,
Wc'il trace that angel smile again.
That beamcd upon them, saint, ii ON thee
Some star that's brighter than the rest,
Some flower, whose fragrance never dies
Shall blend them with Thy memory bIest
And corsecratc thy obsequies.
Like strains Of some forgotten song,
Like perfume from a broken shell,
Line CLEANS of sunshine, hidden long,
Bright streaming through dungeon cell
Thy pore re. entrance shall arise,
A rainbow on the clouded heart,
And while each ruder passion dies,
And another worlds deeppeace impar,!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-23
TIE PIANO..

As the last thrilling voice of ''hon1e.
szreet honae," 1loated around the dear
cir, IL, III which were concentrated d
little world. or little knot of beings,
vino were all the world to each other.
an audible sob broke the enChantment
which this little song, accompanied by
the sweet voice Of my young friend,
had cast around me. 1t burst from
the bosom of one who had been severe
ly disciplined in the school of adversely
One who had beheld the wreck of
her youthful hopes, without one MUIR
muring word against the God who
guides the storm; but now the sudden
reelection that she heard for the last
tIme the soft melody Of her beloved
daughters voice, accompanying the
melting tones of her plano-saw, for
the last time, her fingers sweep the
sparkling keys-beheld her youthful
face glowing with animation anu hap,
piness, unconscious Of the blow that a.
waited her, asigh involuntarily escaped
her, and the startling told Of sudden AN
= AcJC tuliICO W ulCS "h0 S'AAA 50
a low voice. IL wish could have saved
Amelias piano-itwill break her heart
to part with it. Poor thing, she little
thinks that she will no more sing and
play to charm away my melancholy"
! The unconscious girl closed the in
strument, and remarked, ''Did you OBJ
serve, dear mamma, that my piano
wants tuning, and will you allow Mr.
y. to come and tune il Tomorrow
4 tear stole down the cheeks Of m,
respected frit md.
Are you i'll, my dear motherr In
quired Amelia, ''or has any thing new
occurred to distress you! lfso do no
hide it from me for, rest assured. NJ
deprivation, no exertion, no suffering
can affect like seeing you unhappy.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-23

Petitions for Dsuorce.-Sixteen Ia
dies have petitioned the Legislature OF
this State, at the present session, to be
divorced from their naughty, DISC
bedient. good-for-nothing husbands.
Shame on you. gentlemen. Why dom,
you treat your wives better!
Fifteen gentlemen have also in
formed the Legislature by petition that
they have got crooked ribs which they
are willing to consider as spare RIBS.
Ladies. try and keep your husbands
in better humor.-Dayton Journal.