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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-18
MEDICAL.
He nAD cREATrD MEDIcINh OUT OF TIE Earth, AND
Is ABHoR THEM'"--Eccl. xxxviii.
PARIS LIFE PILLS.

He CREATED MEDicINI OUT OF THE EARTa, AND
He THAT Is w FAIRS sS' LIFE FILLS
THE Letters which here given from persons Of the
rAkKs LIFE FIJI sgs sIs. as: w6
have the OF accuracy, visit the parties
msSse S 81 by
promised all questions to those who desire further IN
rhom,. Rds:,, e: S, :s,s Jersey City
Your medicine named PARIS LIFE PILLS having at.
Mr. Zabke apothecary here Is cent bo1 and attending
81
hs ;acs ndae;, me e address you 70,
si o Il. P Is:%; a
You" S SxMEs MILLER.
Mr.. s Towscy, Postmaster Of Joslins Corner, Madison
have given universal satisfaction i candid opinion
that they to all the other p now
make them un yersa Evodtes. ,
ss ' ag
Rochester, Nov. 9Th 1913.
The following ssr.Gsa,e worthy Of ' sT s,repOn
ss e ,' Now i iish sis w. "
o win p %:ch pleasure that subscribe the virtues
ols & sGs SU aay Raps
with the breast cough, and sptng tor five
:ss' rs
ss sof
No. 7s Apple street, Philadelphia.
No. 1913 Christie street.
This Is to certify that have been afflicted hi. twelve
had 10 doeo wRe
AS 1t
astesysey and easiay taxing few small boxss 6ssa1
no aHS as United States grateful ~
The above with hundreds of other testimonials be
at the Projectors Office 30i Broadway: . .
This MEDICINE can be purchased of all respectable druggists
through the United s rs THE PUBLIC.
An Injunction in the Court OF hancs Of MassachTs.t
and Nston way Te,tei to our Thomas Robertsi
and LIZ f Ts c
ceoI Judge story after ordering the defendant &c into
q the Gesaaat Although our Agents are constantly on the
Oh
% s zoe
limitations OF our Medicine s,,o,, .s poorprs eco
dao lmrc. No. 3Oa Broadway of Duane st. cd, fsor
A SCIENTIFIC HAIR TONIC RESTORER
AND BEAUTIFIER,
o,o ,I TRIAL BOTTLEss stu REF sHibLiNGs:
the fac, =, Of our selling three chilling bottles. mSt prev. The
trying small Quantity iTss, warrant il to the fol-
Sa grove stop 70 p on off, ny
seur dandrn, Light red grey hair grow dark
make. i truly beautiful sad Keeps indeed the
a at the aS S hs s ham sSS
EssIs 81 chaih,m street New yPrt 9s Fulton
dspba ;sts cRsSsien Buildings rA"
The oorsh Hair Dye Jveins or grey dark brown
places d22 lmsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-18
WITHOUT MONEY AND WITHOUT PRICE.

WITHOUT MONEY AND WITHOUT PRICE.
MAY be had At the prrcp whoessls and retail office for
land New YORK; Pamphlets, containing plates ust
OF the dyeasei coDd Of the lungs with par
cuar description Of he character and of
,cSug Them ard also Of the diseases incident to the LIVER
aud Respiratory Organs IL confidently believed that this
tile pamphlet gives concise history and description Of
the lungs than publication Of size in print and
few the valuable aud important iuor
nation which conservative should and have
in especially -red them whc
ney and without price, Remember, d9k Couandt New
York JIG m~ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-18
LEECHES 7

LEECHES!
LEECHES :! LEECHES
al mn LARGE Healthy Swedish Leeches, just re-.
Ol3OOV ceived per ship Stephan from Hamburg. For
GA. * II. WITTE,
d21 'mvsc <se rs.r -'-s.t. Nov York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-18
MIIGIC.

TOSEPH KAMMERER, Professor Of Music, respectfully
his patrons and the pupc in general that he
has from 50 Crosby street 3s Laurens stree where
all orders for his Ceon Band to perform parties &c in
Orders for j. X will also be received at Mrs. w. Dubois
Nusic Store. No 285 Broadway. d20 1msrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-18
EEMhLg MONTHLY PILLy.

OWING csbrty, efficacy and pvariable success o.
Madame Esstrls nas Monthly Pills in oil Of ir
regularity suppss,on oppage Of those functions OF
tnc upon which the health Of female DEPENDS snos
eountericlts ard limitations constantly ATTEMPTED to BE-
twelve cents box put in different boxes snd called
Female Monthly Pils with the Object OF selling thsm,
against these attempts to impose them. 1t
israts except those sold at Madame Re.ss Principal Office
M GTeeawlch .tree New ana E,;e. street Dostoa
Of each boz.
the directions inside of each boz Sold also mp
poiatmea at 1 Grand street, corner Of Allen. New York
do 1msc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-18
DOCTOR BELL,
Continue. to he consulted daily, until p. NJ.
CONFIDENTIALLY
On all delicate Jisss,es ut his 3 ivate Offices,

On all delicate GIseafes, et his 3 Iyate ofhcts
81 CEDAR STREET.
SECOND Door from Broadway. with the u,mo't cor dence
~ in all Of delicate natnre requiring prompt and safe
Being Regular Practitioner patiebts rely
upon receiving all the attention their cases may demand wi
many years duties Dr. Bell does advertise
Specific Drop Pill for the Of certain dsesss-bu
all that Anatomical. Medical and Chemical knowledge
in each Separate Offices. Attendance till
r. M. daily. jill J*ec
WHO WOULD BE WITHOUT TEETH, when the
w following unprecedented reduction dentistry made By
the celebrated Dentist W. Thore DDS, 62 East Broadway
Extracting. Is
Stopping with his Justly celebrated Mineral, Is
Single Tooth on rvct'.. .'....ss ID
S,lyer... 2Co
3cld........ 800
complete set Of Teeth the most approved principles
NE same price the aboyc.
NJ BWhsrc go tire Isrsfctoxfs rot gives. no charge will
made 50 h~st ESEscE,v ill
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-18
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.

N. DE BOUpELOQUE, Md, LISBON, PORTUGAL
Fs composed have made them the wonder and ADM.
ration Of the world They ali Europe TO be
the only preparation discovered that has proved invariably
being such that they must not be used during
for though always mild safe and healthy they are eertaa .
The directions translated into English, and are envcoped
round with seal OF the importer stamped Each box con
tsins the rignarc OF M de Boudeloque the English d.
recons have the signature of Dr. H. MELVEAU, authorized
agent for the continen, Of America.
They Be tpsmttsa by nail % any part Of the una
the United STATES oce 100 Liberty street. Greenwich
Price S5-half bexcs ~. No half boxes sent by mall Sot
in Boston nj No Salem street. Letters directed Dr. r.
Meiycap "a, New York, will with imn~sts aea
tior All Ietsor1 paid dis 2niGWSo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-18

"a BROWN 4 CO.'S One Price Hat Store. l78 Chatham
Square corner of Mott street where fsh'on, cea@ys
durability and combined to adom the heao ne
proprietos have the pleasure offer style oil
tion beaver which closely resemble those forey soa ~
nation necessity Induced to study economy IN na 49,
pensabe article OF dress opportunity o.
and still keep the appearance OF the most Nv
Co, in presenting this hat TO the public link e %
durability and comor of the wearr All sales are oa e hn
therefore no good for lose incurred ny tue oao
"A ,uxw Corner Of Nlott street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-18
-aooTS--VArEH PROOF Double and Cork soles

ROOTs-WATER PROOF Double and Cork Soles
NJ EmncS and native calf and patent taps; warranted
rood fine calf boots for men; boys and chdrens no.
oorse wafer boots Of all serts and sizes
B@Lsdies Misses and Chdrens eaiter boots shoes and
Cents Misses Chdrens proof India Rubber
xsrbces OF he style all Of which will be sold cheaper
pair. 10 "' Conner Of Canal st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-18
nOOT AND SHOE STORE.

JOHN READY respectfully informs his friends
and the puLc that he has commenced business the above
~ sSs m rSi rsaaopsSi IL terms Tor cash. j23ra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-18
DOCTOR CORBITT

MAY BE CONSULTED conidentay at his Office No
l Is Duane street. two door: from Chsshsm greet SEsn
Unvey city Of New York. and that he has
clusivey confined his practice to the treatment Of Ger
class Of (now eleven in the city
Of New York; which engages his entire attention The
annals Of medicine do not record greater success than 70 be
fomnd in his practice.
The Doctor cautions the unfounate against the of
curry has its Thousands Of victims Recent
few days removed entirely from the system Zee that
udciousy treated by legally qualified and not by
quacks there several Of them the
Persons afflicted with protcted and nyeierate need
despair Of being restored health by applying Dr. Cob
practice Of years has established the Doctors reputa
ton for skill and Responsibility Structures engage the Doctors
profound attention. medicine may be had to prevent
tain discs in OF its FORMS.
Ofice nours - A NJ toVP VI; d22 Imsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-18
ER EM(,u CHINA

No. 4 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, Up Stair.
DALEsME, Importer aud Agent for Manufacturers, has
"A. always hand large assortment for dinner and tea set!
plain white and gilt French Porcelain well dinner and
dishes salad bowls fruit baskets cusards and stands
Also, Tea and Chocolate Ware, Creek French and Amsrl'
eau shape.
All the articles warranted Of the best Quality and To- be
old liberal and in lots snt purchasers AT 6m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-18
GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.


DE-, A yt e. vCASTTIhtE ssi gkoAppWAY f sn
dscsyed hollow teeth It can be put into the no,t tender
teeth without any pam or inconvenience with winch be,
pscted into ONE hard solid body thus restoring and
preserving hrto painful and useless teeth articiy sound
and eTtec, all respective uses for IN
distinguished in society offer their testimones in the pos
- LIS admirably adapted for tender teeth and nervou;
ability" The New York Aurora says -" 1t makes the teeth
obtained muck celebrity for his excellent mode Of filing he
have personally tried and recommend DIR Castles Paste or
filing the teeth Tooh-ache pills. of which put in Aths
aching tooth will! effect permanent cure
I, LIE CHEV'R. DON ANGEL CALDERON DE LA
BARCA, Ambassador and Plenpoentiary Extraordinary
from Donna Isabel IL Queen Of Snan to the Unit States
VAS ngton, do certify that well of my friends
have known DR. A CASTLE for many years success
full skilfu Dentist standing pre-emnent his pofeson
knowing his worth and his being gent Of snct ntcs
with pleasure recommend him 10 those who may require
the aid of his professional services. -
would also his excellent Competition for ng
teeth. having in many seen its superior efficacy.
(Sgned.) A. CALDEKON DE LA BARCA. .
Dr. ga &C.. Castle refers the Spanish. French end
English Ambassadors, MI StouRhon the Spanish Consul
Rear Admiral Walton, Lord Morpeth, Gen: Met ATTY
Gey Mason Dr. f. u Johnson President Of the Medical So
cety, s. N. ": Mrs General Gaines J. B. Beck NJ Dr..
J. A. Smith Dr. Deaed, DR.. Beade, Dr.. Boyd DR.; Bu-
SsyIiss Dr. VIM aray,oa DcrTinE, &c. &c. Office I'll
Broadway. t3tmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-18


PACIFIC HOTEL,
1859 GREENWICH. N VEvAHK SS88EEkkrLANDr STREET.
THE above well known Hotel having recently Undergone er.
snsive repairs tting is opened for the reception Of
The sab scG having same for term of yea
will endeavor the pai'uaee Of its former guests and
u" de- su imsec 6. FARNAAM
HAVANA AGENCY-The subscribers agents for Mrs
syss the svsna odes Or nas
os rs Ns%
YsSi -, 49, ~ - .".s..
IL and parcels SasS iy'y Hfiii
HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL.
s s SsssaGo TO % 'S
md vegetable market having ing so%modoas family spsrmsn
.Ss | s It'd :s
Island should from
", = smse ss 'A''N''''''' WILLIAM FULTON:
AMERICAN HOTEL,
PHILADELPHIA.
THIS new hous is situated Chestnut street, opposite III.
ss Sr s es's
has beea bull, in the mrst thooush mapper ~ John
R say 81 wiz GRssaS
j. viii be furnished hroushoa lwhou regard TO ezense
with aud elegant iumitpIe The mot approved STYLE ana
The popetors fater themselves that their long experience
in the business will ,nsbe them to conduct the American Ho
tel in ali its departments in such msnner as will please The
sidOu aud antee to their guests every comio
and luxury that be found Hotel in the United
N. B-Batbpg Rooms arr attached to the Hotel where
and cold baths vii at all times be in readiness
HENRY CIARTERi }Proprietos
January 18TH 1874. j3 3m,c
TO AMATEURS ON THE FLUTE.
Mr. BARTON tpup of the late Nehol.on1 rfsIe Ct
structicn Flute Mr. Barton prosses teach
Dig the method pursued by The celebrated MASTER Charles
Nicholson.
and particulars application may be made at Ssnor
odone Music Store Broadway and Mr. Stodas Piat oorte
mar u factory J'7 im"rc
MUSIC FOR PARTIES.
NTESSRS G. WEISS FIR. GRAMBSs, Professors of
l Music respectfully their Patrons the ladies
and gentlemen oi New Yok ard its vicinity thai their oo
lon prepared play the admired and fhon BILE
Music for Private Parties, So1ees &c.
Orders received and purctuay attended at 26 Delaney st
ia lm~m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-18
PHILADELPHIA
DAGUERREOTYPE ESTABLISHMENT

EXCHAgE BUILDING, ROOMS 26 AND n.
THE Subscriber has received large supply OF vostlandes
celebrated Daguerreotypc Apparatus large nd small
with schromatc lenses mads according Professor Pezva
Also new supply OF best plates and chem GALS which he
warrants good and sells AZ reduced prices.
Inc FOLLOWING gentlemen have viz
e White, Esa y, B,oadvay,, New York p. Haas, Esq
H!osaDeGs Ea9 Tor the Southern States. VIM. West Esq
Al communicaons (post paid) aad orders accomp.ued
With rsfan ces will be Prompsly TO- and should be
directed 70 WILLIAM LAUGENHEIM,
OF ymef Exchange Guldlng,. Philadslphis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-18
ceilings Of gfatitude and respect we are
ELIHU and SARAH soUTHMAYp.,

No IS Madison st, New OTk.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail and fo!
ngs No 273 Broadway of Chambers ST. New York
Sold by A. D. 4 D. Sands druggists No 10 Sutton st; David
Sands Co No II East Broadway, Of Market street;
and by druggists generally throughout the United staes
Trice 81 per cte-six bottles IS is Ina %rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-18
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

NfOELICH AND fACHTMANN, Watchmakers and
vl Manufacturing Jewellers 80 Canal have hand
large Of ewelry ofal descriptions suit
able for the HOLIDAYS prices which fail to suit
Jewelry every DESCRIPTION made to order Watches
elry and Slyerwae repaired workmanike equally
low Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange. dis lm*m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-18

COTTON DUCk-lt0 bale, America Pilot Dutch a very
superior article, comprising complete assortment from
No l 10 >, for sale by III X. COLLINS Co,
J3rc IS South strost
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-18
CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
NE,NT

CENTLEMENS LEFT OFF WARDROBE-Gentle-
u families DESTROYS of converting their left off Wear
ing Apparel cash. obtain for the the highest cash
price
To families and gentlemen quitting the city, changing resi-
dence having superuous effects dispose Of will find
much their advantage send for the subscriber who will
attend them at their residence by appointment.
J. LEVENSTYN,
4G6 broadway, up stairs.
line through the Post Office. otherwise, will receive
, rompt attention d22 msrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-18
TO THE PUBLIC.
0100 TO 45Coo.-Mr. Francis X Crump, Wa

&7OO IO saoOo.MI Francis Trump Watch MALI h,
pubc that independent OF the Watch business he prepared
make advances in cash gold and silver watches Diamonds
silver shape intended for nmea1s sale Cash to any
scription repaired and warranted. sis Grand street.
DIS intro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-18

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
DRESS COATS MADE TO ORDER FOR sO-No 90
- Fulton sreetThe snb,criber having opened General
Clothing Store az No Fulton street New York. now pre-.
pared to furnish all who favor him with CALL with every
description Of genemen Wearing Apparel the most re-
sonabs He offers for their the following
list Of rednsed prices:-
super6oe Dress Goats. from" ".."..".tlo 10 is
Cashmere Pants, "'".,.s... 4 TO q 80
Fancy Vests, "'"'.s.".""""".... q to Q 90
Overcoan ",.,.s..s' ,s........ 10 TO 10
Sacks, "........ ........... A m
~. B-Cothng made for the Southern market with neat
ne:s and despatch Persons will find their
call and exam,ue and prices No 90 Fulton street
before purchasing share Of the public
10 solicited WIN. PE1TET.
jl2 lmrc
OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY
NO. WALL SrRgET.
xx,,,,. New York, Dec. 10th, 1913.
and will return OF the premium ia cash 10 in
date T. W. THOHNE Pres;nent ~
GEO. 7. HOPE. Secretary. dir
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-18

Messrs T. Roberts & Co =
This certify that have been afflicted for this twelve
will the liver complaint and dyspepsia and after trying
all advertised medicineshen had to doctor, who
only pate he'd me AT last tie kind hind Of Providence
pointed the report Of PARIS Life Pills. aud after
aentiyely and ca.euly taking few small boxes began
feel like another bengand ask be circulated
from the grave. M. FLING,
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-25
New York,

The Legislature Of this State commenced
its usual session on the I'd inst. Elisha
Litch6eld of Onondaga was elected Speaker
of the House. The Governor, in his Mes
sage, speaks very hatte1inglv OF the agri
cultural, commercial, manufacturing and
technical interests. The debt amounts to
about S25, 900, 900, the annual interest o.
which is near Sl,400,000; to pay which
there is on hand 81 5000 leaving bal
ance Of $500, 900 in the treasury. In lo4s
there were 81 100000 acres of land taxed
valued at 1904. 600, 900, and personal estate
at Sll6, 900, 000-producing for State, coun
ty and city taxes S4,250, 900. There arc
40 banks with pital Of $40, 1000, 000.-
The school fund is over 50 600 900 and Tho
number of organized school districts TO-,
$50. More than 5000, 600 bushels of sal
were manufactured during the year. The
enrolled military force of the State mounts
to 1855 ,0O0
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-25

We called few days since at the
shop Of our friend Sherwood, near the
Post Office. AS we entered he was
engaged in constructing and putting to-
gether miniature Steam Engine. II
is to be upon the high pressure system
and when completed will be very neat
and ingenious piece of mechanism
The greater part of the machinery is
made of brass. The gallows frame,
cylinder and walking beam are already
put up. The cylinder is placed in an
uprigh. position and is an inch and a
quarter in length. The piston vii
have stroke Of about an inch. Boys
be on the lookout. Steam will be
raised some Of these days and you mus
be ready for the exhibition.
Friend Sherwood seems to be quite a
genius in his trade. Watches, clocks
jewelry &c., come from his hands with
new powers, beauty and finish. His
advertisement will be found in another
column,
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-25
CONVERSATIONAL.

On the 4,h inst. Mr. Hannegan intro
duced in the the Senate bill making
an appropriation for the continuation oil
the Cumberland road in Ohio. Indiana
and Illinois; which was referred &c
Com. on Roads and Canals.
On the 4th and 9th insts, considera
BILE debate took place concerning the
Oregon question.
On the 4,h, Mr. J. A. Wright submit
ted resolution in the House relative
to the reduction of postage, so as &c
make but two rates: all letters under
800 miles, 5 cts: all over, 10 cts-alsc
to curlail the ranking privilege Of P
Ms. and NJ. C's.
Resolution of Mr. Smith Of ILL.,, &c
inquire into the expediency of passing
law to donate 80 acres of land to eve
ry actual seller who is unable 10 pay
for the same through misfortune or
otherwise.
Resolution by Mr. M'Clernand Of Ill.
relative to the expediency of ceding
public lands in Ala, Miss, La, Ark,
Mo-, H., Mieh.. Ohio and Ia, to said
States respectively. Mr. Douglass OF
Ill.,, submitted resolution relative to
the coinage of one dollar gold pieces,
and Mr. Hughes, a bill to organize a
Territorial Government in Oregon.
There were protracted discussions
on the 9Th and 9th, concerning the 2lst
rule. On the 9Th, the final passage Of
the bill to refund the fine imposed upon
Gen. Jackson was taken by yeas and
nays, and was carried by vote Of
1853 to %.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-25
The CaDtiye is Free.

We read that in the days of chivalry, cap
tive Knights looked from the battlements of
their castle-prsons and sighed for liberty;
ever wishing that some good spirit-forj the
age was romantic one-would open the
prison doors, or, hoping some fair one would
Fly to their rescue and by some means free
them from their confinement. So in our
times we hear of persons, immurcd within
brick walls. longing for the pure air Of lib
erty; and, looking from their elevated stu.
alton, behold the busy world at their feet
and sigh for freedom. We hear of pris-
oner looking from his lofty situation upon
the rolling tide of our river that bears upon
its surface heaped-up masses of ice, which
as he views ceases to move. As fortune
would have it, doors and bolts fly from their
places; the prisoner escapes and takes his
rapid flight towards the artificial bridge
prepared for his passage to neighboring
and friendly State. The giant Of the prison
follows with rapid strides but he is quickly
distanced by the Aeetness Of the late cap.
tive and returns to his CHARGE to lock more
securely its doors and fasten its bolts
This prisoner, who has been in durance
vile in our County Jail for some time past
for alching variety of articles from our
merchants, made his exit last Thursday
morning No doubt he had, from his ele
waited location, been looking forward with
anxiety to sec the river close We presume
his departure will be regretted by no one
as his absence will be quite saving to the
county He has received sufficient punish
ment for his offence, which would not, il
he were convicted, incarcerate him in the
Penetentiary, but subject him to con.
finement of not more than thirty days in
the county Jail. We consider the bridging
of the river has been of some benefit. It
has rid us Of one scamp and we should like
1t to be the means of some others making
their egress from our Territory.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-25
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS
A Year, Uin Advance.H
voR THE TERMS IN DETAIL, SEE FIRST PAGE

If there be one thing that CRATES
harshly upon our ear, it is to hear OF a
man chastising his wife. There is
nothing that appears to US so disgrace
full, so dastardly and SO unmanly as for
a husband to place his finger rudely
upon her whom he has vowed to love,
cherish and protect. We consider the
man who does it, degraded far below
the brute. Knew such an one how
tender were the feelings of a woman's
heart, how easily wounded or broken,
his voice would never fall but in mild.
est tones upon her ear, his hands never
be uplifted but to caress. 1t is said
there is an animal that dies when the
hand of man is placed upon it, or when
mans voice reproves. How sensitive
must nature have constituted such a
brute! There are chords in a woman S
breast that when rudely touched,
change the whole course Of her life and
throw back her affections in icy cold
ness upon the heart. The man, who
can heedlesslywound wife's feelings,
is Fl. for stratagems, treason and spells,
and the man who lays his finger harsh
iyupon her should be incarcerated with
in the dungeons that lie beneath the
raging Phlegethon.-As for lynching
such a man, we think it would be moth.
ing more than justice, but we are op-
posed to such illegal means. Public
opinion should speak loudly and lorci-
bly, on this subject.