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The herald., 1837-04-24

PITTSBURGH,
PtaPcnnsylvania Canal and Ral Road
Express Line.
The Public are formed that
atoms this spring
The Boas and Cars entirely
most approved inCples.
The Boats wdr and than which have
nery been and furnished the cosapee
and handsome style The models such speed
running.
The Cars the Rail Road kind and finished
IN he nanzees mann ad every precauon has been taken
build them o such construction the possibility
breaking.
No will sparedby the propreto ofthe Express Line
to promote The comfort and accommodation Of hose who
speed Eakine WILDE "A
To persons travel ing westward the Express offers every
indncement Tor a speedy and pleasant, journey.
This Line also with the u. Mail
which Pittsburgh daily for Cincinnati Louisville Louis
Nashville New Orleans and all nten cdae places that
Office, No. 80 Chcsnut street A. + GLASS Agent.
seats may be taken No 81 Oh street Arcade East
Avenue and the NJ W. and Chesnu streets
The herald., 1837-04-24
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DAILY AND WEEKLY NKwsPAPER
psS Slfubu ZION AND sUBSCRIPIION.-The DAILY H.
aea 70 Subscribers n the oty regularly every Iuonina
seAceH Suhahy atthe Of
IN a6csace 10 the Newsmen. 'f''p~' ~ -D
Country susscTbe Of the states or in Cans
az cum reserve me DAILY HERALD, rrsr OF seU
eets per COPY ON renttns cash adanceor period q
The WI kkLf HERALD ecntanhg all the Of
sent by mail, at THREE DOLLARS IN
city il Is sold at the ofnce al sla cents per copy.
Letters 70 the Editor 10 be paid.
The herald., 1837-04-24
Paper Box Bazaar.
G. II @ IL q H PIE u SCH + II !.

NO. III FULTON STREET, THREs DOORS FROM NASSAU,
Plain Poe acon en. e % d STYLE
goods s Ike asss Se '' G' sSss & Fancy articles
D. Stocks. collars bosoms, shirts y culs, r Buttons.
coffee wheat; se %s MataS. osG Sa. e.pess for
iionery. N Hat nat boxes aad band for nnsy
Merchants setting ap new stores can be supplied Immediately
with good D s%a s"f so,S. @ store exactly fitting the
Goas,y NIL find every in rsfaa Of
Of america, at tho shortest notice
10 the mean me he notice that he esary mpos from
which he has Just, large quantity foI Wholesale
GERMAN ,ne p" % .sme and 1ss
f wo c ns
anat ne sie - hey G nes were .s before @
and Tor her former PATRONAGE and trusts By snwearod
lie 40 informs hi. friends and the public that he has been
AVS T. deG%s 3 the a r esd
they being considered the sost SUBSTANTIAL and SPLENDID article
the line ever oisred ts the inpeconof the public as I'm
To CUSTOM HOUSE HOTEL COFFEE RoeM.-Mr
Hornbcgs leave the Obligations be- under to the
gentemc who have literally pao-ned is cstab shmcat and
tered permanent with csicbaicd baker
ss Sas % % . e $ ss E. ss 5 sd | a, n
sh cos and 1hocoe q tie yer. sssi asy
atty TIE public be better and satisfactorily served with
D- IN HEALTH PREPARE FOR sIcKNE5s.-It would
BE- xe Tor every ias e MAKE .hesess % soSsssa pe
parstion Tobe had only AZ esJ Bowery. as I'm.
uS- X. C. BROWN a ce., having opcned Coffee House
he Niagara AZ street and lad IN stock oftbe
Wines Liquors, &c hope BY sc attention. To the
wishes mart share Of pubic patronage
sTf
toy sBE Advertisement -ABBRNETHY'S Compeund Lii
qoe Cough MAe Sd pngethe special Aront III Bowcry
Grand has been ohaed in conscqlencr Of the great dad Of
s Medicine from the lower and west sdc sfthe city 70
point HOPPER, Broadway and Franklin st and UNDER
Hl1Lcor BcekmaH and William SITS Agents orths Mixture
ntU
NOTICE TO NEW YEAR PARTIES g; DECKER,
wses N inform hs friends and the pubic that he has Just received
fresh ssppy Of first OYSTERS aud ready to them
Fried Stowcd Roasted and Pieked the ros liberal terms
the shertes notice Please Apply at 49, Fatoastreet DIS
u5- RHfUMATlSM of osg standing, md nthe most otsn
kad that has baed the skill oa physicians has been
rey cured by the Or R WIN Vegetable Presvaivc put
up by himself at No 2s3 Bowey aslm'
< w. BRYHAM would especially inorm his friends
- and the public generally that hc has sold nut h con-
coaary establishments Grand street he has for the better
commOdator of his down 1ends opened estahs sh
mont No SOL Division street. formerly occupied by Mr Gqon
which place Will he conducted the approved principle ~
his Bowery Ste nm Confectionery No oDs Bowcry.
with many thanks for the very already
per,enced. ~ W, BRYHAM, 20 BDwery,
and snt Division stycei
rou 6,,,, ntcI m
The herald., 1837-04-24
TREy LL.sTODDART n CO.,

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. AND
~ TRUST CoHPANY-Persons efest insWances wiz
this their the lives Of Others and ces
Gr whsle Of life, for kmtsd perIed Tho
,aeats be- made annually
'"o'N ppauanun. ,lreld de.Ia (nxon
The herald., 1837-04-24

VNARD,S HAIR DIL.-Thebrs brst article now use, ~
anoe q tie Sas Por sale al HoPPfRs Psrsacy, No 80
Hoadvsy Of Frankn st. Pce rs cents pcs bottle o2
The herald., 1837-04-24

- FRONTs.-Tb sub caber has ~n hand a barge essort
rnast the made Of Linen b and other
goods under Rufs show through opening front
hs article beauty ard snpas.es any thing f the
kod offered pvbc. Souhsu and Other -e
~hans arc respectfully in u call and examine f tn m.ees
al BONSALt'5 2so M sdway, New fon
" The patent Dreas sr ort. reta,led Al lhe mns
ma stock, Linen and Clothing IN ety mo im
The herald., 1837-04-24
TO PRINTERS.

III FOR 5ALE-The Feunt Of AGATE TYP which the
Herald printed weighing between and 400 pounds
be sold low Apply at the Printing Office Of lis Fulton
trcet No
The herald., 1837-04-24

IrRONT BRICKS-Per sale. of srpsres essNsy, Iuss
arrived at Chsfon street Wharf en board soop Sen vss
CourtiandL Made by Adams Newtsfeh msnvsnecxsH
improved gowcr nashae SUPPLY rsy be hsd sAvc.ss
the s.ason. ~-i"
The herald., 1837-04-24

Thesubscrlbe prepared orders for
kind Of metallic Furniture used ia Hoase Churches,
Door Plates knocksrs, Fsaes Numbers, Locks Knobs Is
oucheons Bell rnckes ventateSs &C &C, all of GermaI
Silver which certainly IL By far preerahets plated metal
hears ruong and polishing to the ef the metal
sell andsce theprce Tor this meta hnlcd he
the OF plated hac nodoubt hut
builders of houses will also prefer IT, All the o and Pro
petoso Houses invited To examine the specimens Of the
Iautifarioas ard articles manufactured by
u2g-y Dr.. LEWIS FEfITCHWANGER, 377 Broadway.
The herald., 1837-04-24

.,nt- FOR SALE.The Fsant Of AGATE TYPE which the
be sold low Apply at the Printing Office Of lis Fulton
at Richards Walkers large and 'eshionase esta.Ishmeas
s ss
% a
s%s r. sss
VOW sann", s buy You may think rsa ,qa
s 70 ss q Ne .,es e 40
5 pa se Observation-Disclosures %%s Sc ana %1GKsK e o
msnts No aa Their pew store No 2sa soe next
aas se ss o New So
Arkansas Military Bounty, General Land Office ard West
,tker. Reysa,ied,r-aa Late w1Issd Canadian yoan
Ii ss
Those @so ss parted with with ss discharges. warrants
ss sa ssa ssT ss ss "
@ on % @
ANY Of ~ e @ and sss % g %
sions % pos, pa o"
valuable FARMING laad the State Of Illinois,
and otherwise Also, in Missouri and ArkE
CODA BIsCUIT.-EPHRAIN TREADwELL gives no.
- tce that he continue. to sell the above Article s Washing
e" % :s sss S osl ss e % ss so
notice that he not ns sed Bakery except that AT the
Wasnsos and Warren street. New York where he ha
'''' Butter Crackers Wine Bi.csit,
sssss ws's, Dc. Dc. Pilot Packet Bread
are believed BE- The best for fancy biscuit they heated
see fo% rs1' e"si. ashes, sc
crsekers eSposton to suit the dieea foreign markets.
can be deliv, red at shoit nstce
D. conmeaced putting articles n boxes
and Of craft have obtained packages sscsnd hand
with on them filed them wit thei srtcs and .ed
wide awake to know whose Article they get as.lm.
A CARD.-TO LADIES AND GENTLE
MES.LADY MoSTAGyRs I,o. Gomp3uMD a CHINESE
y nnocent completely eradcate taa ecke' mfnpes 50 It's
s .o az sse" the mo eS compo s
ent wheness, mpanisg TO II beautiful juvenile bloom
G.ss rs aa nnd sss % "u sssa and
Po sale By Underhl ss Beckman & cor William Dr Hart
Of Broadway and Chambers Dr. syne sorses Of Walk
er asd Bowery. Price sscsnts per cake Islm
DARIs EMBROIDERIEs.-Jus received splen.
did p, ne' IT,, &C. the
Also great variety linen carbc handk snd cuffs
extensive stock ef infants ombodees 81 description
.o css chSen dresses .eyes
scotch and Enrh and collars. &c large seeelicn o
black and white lace shaws black and white lace vs
and rentemen who wish purchase any above
would fd their 70 Ga and nne The stock which they
WI nn se sseI % *. .1 ,eI h. received asd
still feels besaton 10 saying the goods arc the
e'e"F''' W ' THOMAS COCHRAN, 81 cathanoe ST.
m22 I'm. and 10. Bowety three doors siova Spring u.
uNIssOLUTIOn.-The limited partnership heretofore ex.
lvcd by agreement having the firm,
and hee indebte thereto requested omake n,nede
settlement with either OF the general patnes at No liz Beck
2@Rsscis @ q TaESbwEIL, General sge', psr'n@.. sr'r
ROBERT MUMRY ~
The herald., 1837-04-24
az OLD DsTARLIsHED PACKET OF

EfN old DsTARLIsHED PACKET OF
ExxkA FCE of Pine and Ssuth seets-The subseg-
- bers continue to brins out steeIage Passsnsess rs
iude ecoaomy and comfort Persons wishing to send M ths
friends, by this Office their IL
Nost reasonable Tho o this nc will leave IivespOo
weekly ard those asswed that their c
will meet with delay In all whcSe the
decline the WILDE refunded Those
wishing embark the old be accommodates W
the regular Liverposl packets sang sh Is sih and 3eA
81 each month and by the London as the ist ie
and Goth Of each monsh
For the Of
Their friends, who wish TO send them 10 ensts s
to provide for the dras win be the foll0wna
samed Schants 6ho are agents and who will ass
snce m forwarding pas senrcrs to LiretPoo VIZ
Hess Da .el Wright d Co., 3 Robinson st, Glasgow.
William Mley 2, Eden Quay, Dublin.
g. d X. HalnIan, Belfast.
Matthew MeCanp, steam Packet Once, Wexhf0.
John McAulih Merchant Quay, ,CoIk.
Peter Koenaa, Wesfstreet, Drogheda.
John Best, Sugar Island, Newrv.
NJ. DoHgheTty, ,Colcrsype
James Cairns, Corn Mark Lon naoadcrry.
James Gibson, Radcliffe sire et, ,Shgo.
james Finnefan, Iacarrow Ath30ae.
John Mnftagh, Bainaeargy.
Jssrph RoHah Mulingar.
John Atkinson, Carlisle
Applications for r~skac fhs cNvnt
pog. PAID wmee wahevery ae1ior For ftker particss
Apply 10 RAWSON a N'MHRRAY,
Pinea Rout tkuf-
The herald., 1837-04-24

w TOOL STORE Of Chatham and Chamber streets n
York has constantly fof sale excellent assortmento o
the lewng Saws ofeyesy description stocks and Butts sugr
and ealppcs aud divides, turning anA
dymer ches and roures plates stocks and dies hayrs
axes adrcs beye spirit levels bshers spoke shayes
circular lahe measuring drnring
stmcn wood boxes for eating Of All sises raes y
drill cutting md pliers ne compisses
saws pads oil draw knives plane irons non and sec
squares hollow eugers drawing tools Shelter patent au
cabinet clamps ghe POTS, blow npes
.sps
The herald., 1837-04-24

"A NEN-LADY MoNrAGURs COMPOUND CHINESE
sOAp prepared from eautfu Bsotcs and warranted perfect
" completely eadcates taa ecke., pnpes
all ersptions grad ally realizes
transforms the salew compesca inte red
ent whiteness inpartisg To beautiful juvenile bloom
Gertemen, after shaving win find alay the ntabhy and
smarire and render the skin smooth ard pleasaat
sale by Undcrhll 81 Beckman IT, William Dr Hart
Of Broadway and Chambers Dr. syHe, Of Walk
Nd BoxSpry Price pt
The herald., 1837-04-24
0HE MERCHANT, OF PRAC rICAL AC.

which the msrchln introduced into business and carried
hronrh s ycs-tu both prosperous ard adverse
SINGLE and partnership busne WIKI approved merchants
o1rna m. principles actual To which
are added tables Of ghs ard Of the CON
merca world Fifth E1tion by Thomas " 0oodnch, acc-un
ant received and Tor the irsde A. fea low,
he 2w O.. SHEPARD. ise Broadsav
The herald., 1837-04-24
rU,URKIsH LEECUEs- Received this day, a a

healthy lot of the above cup ceches aad for sale
moderate ~ HoPpERS PHARMACY, 81 Broadway, COT
nor sf fFranklin street.
n. Irechcs applied at7u
The herald., 1837-04-24
PASSAGE TO AND FROM THE UHIFER
KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND
IRELAND.
~ ID M I'D

respectfully inform their fcBdb, that
the GH + mentioned extra Spring ships,
JANE WALKER, KufUZOFF.
MARGARET, CONGRESS,
SlLLERY, MATTAKUSET,
LEVANT, SLOCcM,
Have supply the besh order and
addition facilities comforts ans despatch Dras
usual the bank Ireland and the Robinson Co Of pSia
the National Bank and all branches of which Daua1
0Gonnc Esq is the The havebscn os
very consde ably reduced the company
der e wherever the The
deem worthy ofnetcins hat for the 1885, thoY
lied from the Liverpool alone of the araaDt
and finest class being OF ship or days.
accommodation detention and delay.
seriously Of by who with ests
lshzcnts having only occasional opportsnes Apply sa
dress 33i Pearl street
DOUGLASS ROBINSON, New Y0xh.
- RopN SON BROTHERS, LsSapeo
The herald., 1837-04-24
IIAL,F PRICE MUSIC

ed Mssc oT the Piano Forte and Fluea cents page,
rS- MoRRISONS PILLS The genuine Hyer,an Universal
10 al sold At Mrs. KINGS Old stand
tss.y Hi rutnp II. Broadway
The herald., 1837-04-24

ii N
proving llage OF Beck thc hoant
ant County of Westchester
On Wednesday, the 18th Of April will be offered for sale
ton, he ground Van Wat and Van as Ills
100 VII Lots 50 feet front by 2j feet deep, egb situated
the Nam Post Road and the aonng
celent situations Tor business, and beautiful and
poets ef the dc.
Terms ofales pe the day Of sale pr the
day Of the delivery of the
and the remainder fdcsea bond age
per
DarG
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-04-21
SPRING WHEAT.

Great care should be taken with regard
10 the seed from which we attempt to obtain
our crops particularly wheat. Zone error
here may mar our whole system, and render
our skill productive OF as much evil as good.
On poor and worn out land, the evil of sow.
ing impure seed with grain or grass seed
would be great but when the ground is in
high order, the crop is more injured the
noxlous plants take 6rmer hold, and are
more difficult 10 be eradicated. 1t would be
better for farmer to pick over his seed wheat
by single handiuls, than TO sow cookie dar-
mel, tares and other vegetable nuisances
A correspondent gives the following di.
rectlons for preparing seed wheat; The only
successful course is to prepare the seed a
bout len days before sowing time. This is
done by selecting clean and plump seed,
passing il through water in tub about half
a bushel at a time, and washing it and skim
ming of the matter that floats; then empty
it into basket to drain then lay it on
clean floor, and rake in two quarts OF slack
ed lime and one quart Of plaster to the bush
ell, and II too dry sprinkle on water and
continue to stir it till all is covered with the
lime and plaster In this way you may pro.
coed until you have prepared your whole
seed. Let it remain in heap one day then
spread it and move il daily, until it becomes
perfectly dry; it is then fit to SOW, and you
may then sow it if the land should happen to
be quite wet
The same writer observes that the guam
tity oil wheat 10 an acre, should be bushel
and twenty quarts. In the process of SOW
ing you may not be able to apportion your
seed exactly to the acre; therefore, when
you have sowed and ploughed in the quanti-
~ proposed for the acre. you may gather all
that remains, with the lime and plaster, and
SOW it on the whole piece of land, passing
across the burrows. This will makeit even,
and cause a very equal distribution of the
seed, which may then be narrowed After
the wheat has come up three or four inches
above ground, sow one bushel OF plaster to
the acre, or house ashes, equivalent, as you
please, or leachcd ashes, increasing the
quantiiy.'-N E. Farmer.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-04-21

APPLE TREEs-A horticulturist in Bo-
hernia. has beautiful plantation of the best
sort of apple trees. which have neither
sprung from seeds and grating. His plan
is to take shoots from the choicest sorts, in
sert them in a potatoe, and plunge both in
the ground, leaving but an inch or two of the
shoot above the surface The potatoe nour-
ishes the shoot whilst it pushes out roofs,
and the shoot gradually springs up and be-
comes beautiful tree, bearing the best OF
fruit, without requiring to be grated
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-04-21
Vermont PHI G NIX i,
Published every Friday Morning, by
UM. e. RY T III Il r..

n, Halls Building, nearly opposite Chase''
Stage House.
.n,-To single subscribers Two Dollars year
4 .n,o;e. who receive their papers at the office,
:; !, GEAR. ICP No paper discontinued until ar
sre Maid, cxcepta the option of the publisher.
G'd.r. nv mail must be postpaid or they will not
tg An kinds of JOB PRINTING neatly execut-
ao,;ce and on moderate terms.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-04-21

A Fortune made by accidenL-I once
knew man who died immensely rich, who
traced all his good fortune to a rusty nail
which he preserved with a sort of pious ven
Grafton. The links between what he was
and what he has been. he concatenated
thus:
He had been small carpenter, and being
employed upon small job at a gentlemans
house. when he had completed it, he received
has money and went about his business
But he had not proceeded far on his way
home, ere he recollected that he had forgot
to draw large crooked nail which protrud-
ed very awkwardly, and be returned to re-
move 1t. Just as he approached the door be
heard loud scream. Looking up, he saw
the infant, and only child of the gentleman,
falling from one of the attic windows, where
the nursery maid had been playing with it,
when by sudden spring it escaped from her
grasp With equal presence of mind and
dexterity he received the child 10 his arms,
broke the shock Of his descent and saved it
from being dashed to pieces. The grateful
father Iequited the invaluable service (for he
doated on the babe, because it was the sole
memorial of the dead mother who bore il) bv
a mun6cent sum of money, which enabled
him to embark largely in his business, and
thus lay the foundation of the great wealth
which he afterwards accumulated But he
always maintained that it was the rusty nail
in reality that made his fortune,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-04-21

AT late temperance celebration in London,
1t was stated that there were 100000 tee-to-
tallers in the United Kingdom.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-04-21

In the United States there are about 60
Colleges, 500 Academies, 800 Lyceums,
and $4,000 Common Schools. In New
England there are IL Colleges, where $50
were graduated the last year. In New
Hampshire the number of free schools is
rising 1000. Massachusetts has about 5000
schools Rhode Island, 700; New York.
5000. South Carolina. in 1882, had sly
schools, Georgia has more than 700 COM
mon schools.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-02
From The PhiLndeZDhin Ledeer.

RIoT.-From the Baltimore Sun, regret to learn,
that another of riot and boodshed dsgraced that
city on Monday night last gang of rufans assembled
at house of il-fame fight ensued, and OF them,
named Taem was put out Of doors. He was furnished,
by one of the prostitutes in the house. with pistol which
he discharged through the window, and wounded two
The party in the house, thirty forty in number
pursued Tatem, who had taken refuge in the house Of
respectable citizen from whom the rioters demanded him.
saying he had shot man. This demand was declined,
unless they would bring police officer, and have him
taken before magistrate, which the mob refused TO do
but in the meantime he escaped through the back yard
Some of the ngeaders captured and bound over to
court.
o. We recommend another meeting of the Aliens
ED. NAT. AM.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-02
THE LATE GOV. KENT.

On Friday morning. the Gath ult, in the fullncss of
his honors and the esteem of his friends, died DR.. JOSEPH
KENT, at his residence in Prince George County, Md.
The wife of the manager Of his estate him from her
door, approaching horseback; suddenly his head drop
ped upon the neck of his horse, and he then fell from the
saddle upon the earth. When he picked up he was
dead.
1t was only short time since that we were in CONVEX
saon with the beloved and venerable deceased he
then in fine spirits, owing 10 the glad dings brought to
him from the south Of the recovery of his from dan
gerous illness.
We cannot euogize the exemplary patriot-the tender
paren-he steadast friend, the upright and honest
We had the honor of knowing Gov. Kent, and at our
hands his memory deserves aectionate tribute. No
one who knew him can withhold the deep and poignant
regret excited by his death. He gentleman in his
heart and in all the outward forms Of lile Gentle,
but resolute; amiabe, but just. To the young he
ever the warm and condescendng rend entering into all
their enthusiastic Responding views, with the solicit
tude Of parent Elevated to the highest stations honor
in his native State, and by her, in her gratitude to seat
in the Senate of the National Council he was never
mindful of the atterng testimonial incentive
to do good. There arrogance in Gov Kent, but
plain hearted and plain spoken he was the to every
one and candid to all Endowed with strong and ear
nest mind, he viewed public measures with calm and
deliberate Judgment and what his conscience dictated he
pursued with steady and unwavering zeal.
To this District he frend-a warm and able one;
the defender of its rights, the advocate of its wants
When he spoke in the Senate his sentences did not star
tle but they mpressed his views those Of sober
ed and practical intellect; and though his voice
rather weak, he was always listened to with respect
His noble appearance. his gray hairs, added the
phac language nature to the voice of meditation and
there was ever abiding honesty in the manner Of Gov
Kent that carried conviction to the heart
In social conversation man exceed him. Witty,
humorous, grave and instructive. Often have listen
cd with delight to the displays of his seemingly uncon
scious conversational eoquence We never can forget
his heightened chivalryhs modesty and exalted virtues
They are mementoes that must be Of advantage to his
friends-o pride and mouul JOY to his bereaved family
With them we sympathize. They have lost friend in
deed.
We would remind city Councils that it is due to
the memory Of Gov Kent to pass resolutions evincing
their gratitude for his services in behalf of the District
and admiration Of his virtues that of advantage to
human nature.
We know that such resolutions were intended to be
introduced by personal friend of the deceased but sud
den sickness prevented his performing that melancholy
but grateful duty.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-02

MARRIAGE ExTRAoRDINARY.-We copy the following
notice from the Indiana American, specimen Of how
they do things in Hoosierland
Ma,ried-On the 9Th of October by Daniel Wilson
Esq, Mr.. Timothy Green to Mrs. Julia Jacobs-all o
Whitewater township, Franklin county.
From the justice who officated at the above wedding
learn the following rather extraordinary particulars
The above named Mr. Green is about 80 years DID, and
Mrs. Julia is his second wife, But what is MORE and
almost incredible, Mrs. Julia Jacobs is about so years
oia ana MT. Green IS her ElGH - HosBAnD, aA q
Whitewater township, would furnish u.s. and the world
history Of the above named Julia Jacobsand how she
has disposed Of many husbands 1t Nigh be of bcne
fit to other unucky dame who is tired Of her yoke
fellow.