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tstOnisnin. cures OF
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Two cases Pronounced beyond the reach of Medi

W. c''eo P'Y''''N'' w! '''" '''' ''"'h VI heui-
cal uu' =, =, - go.
, -, g.. HmHu~,i NP., way ~ lo'2
M hTde er-'''n- I've hungarian phiShln mas
hce'' oI th' ,'i!S' 'l"h'r service u ne nave peen
chieu ~ an H'ht'l" o, 'l,' i'E- WirH was 'non4ht
" y" lcu''ne ny ~. ny inus. ny ,i'e use o' Jew
'',r'' ' =" NY r,,,u,,n We up restored 70
'in n"'I '"tn9 pronounce" 'ey'n" tfe fedrh ~
.Ne 'ica' d'"- i!S n''u r Is now my constant
's''l III c"scs vi any u"hcuy III ''ie throat ana
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~" '''us' IL - ~ - W Ltn''
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W. or" ", a'a,!," ,, a. ,,tnd
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Cu'@ wv ~ ''i' s'-' Erl'r!"l o,n',,y, 81 nc
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s,rnn, non md ms he believed nrrnnne,,iy cn,,J 40
80 w ,,s,o,,i,,ll, '' '''
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DtCIl y ~ NTlRIlN BlLSA w.
From the Christian Frcrman
While we repudiae quackcry. we are always pleas.
ed to gye credit Tor ihat winch is Truly useful, and TO
give information Which may benefit others \ few
DAYS sage a brother OF ours, from Norway, Me- c,me
ino@ur office in comic table healh whom we did not
expect TO see again on earth. We received a letters
few weeks since from another brother, resident in the
house with hn mat he was confined to hls bed and
could not probably continue but u short time.-Jndge
tIen oi our surprise Wheh we saw nm enter orr olilce
lie mas sHlt consn remaining, as would be nat
ural that he should nave, rn ne ms had further time
Tor acquiring ~, hgh OF ulIS Bu ne Is III coinior-
table health Inc following letter when he address
rs to the general Boston AGENT tor the medicine
winch has restored nm so wonderfully, VIII show
w wor% medicine ''' Dec" Tile instrument OF the good
Boston. Feb, l6. 1917.
DIR. ID +. Bradlee,-Sir:-l cannot refrain from say
Ing word to you IN communication OF " Buchans
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To the Ladies',

Dr. Townscnhs Sarsaparlls ayortc of tn. ,l., II -
r'r them OF great
pcNi"n and buoyant sp. Mr.. Parker ha, kiuIy ,ru m, Nh.
,oilos in-: 49, '' '''' u' '"s
r. r - S0nh Rrookivn Aug i. ls4-.
bR ioWNSENn-Sr; II pleasure t-.,,f, Il,
effects ,uur
r Ny system MUGS rcGcl pcr,ou.n,,, and r,.
r IDENTITY and "nh female lint. read YOUR
advertisements aud induced effect OF YOUR remedy
restored me to better hal eu,oet 70,
'eNrrs previous taking it. and 40 mos, c.s,f -.
'"H"Hi rs Nsu able medicine all
PARKER ~" ~ "~'s
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New Tin Shop.

Sheet Iron, Brass and Copper Ware House.
TNllE Subscribers have opened a Shop in
Il Church Street, opposite Chienden Co House
for the purpose OF Manufacturing and offering Tor Sas
every arIcle that may be wanted in the above line
which will be made TO order. PedilaIs and Mer-
chants will be supple on as reasonable terms as at
any other shop IN the country.
JAMES A. SIIEDD & CO.
Burlington, MAY ISIS 6wly
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LADY SAVEDI

Hampstead:
DR. Tow>sENp-Dear Sir; nv wife has been suffering
'errN from the Dyspepsia and
mat We supposed she die The could
me disease and 'e would have died hey doubt
'en he" YOUR snrsparla life certainly She
IS almost entirely rr'. led. AL is gaining heahA
She aii continues the oil
Nour,, respectfully,
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TWO CHILDREN sAvEDl

Very few fiwir nicrln fact have Of
N"d d. To"nfnls >drsaparil, lost children
"hI" tIosc that did .ickrncd The
"rtnclt' publish below conclusive value
md only another of children
DR TuTNsr>u-!iar Sir: had chilrru b,
'ar' parIt of the complaint and
monAs OH AMI the other They muc,
"IHocd, anl expected they would
two respectable ply ciiu When Doctor informed rs thai
lose tlnri resolved
card match u hat had hat confidence there being 20
u stun advertise" thHt j. wnrhl,s are VERY thank l
did tor undoubtedly the lives OF both, vrit. ,I.
hat others may Be induced to
iuHrs, rr,pccti.'v
, JOHN WILSON Jr.
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senator o. he College Of Justice, ana Lord Com
missioner Of Justiciary in Scotland, and
former Professor Of CirH History and
Greek and Roman antiquities in
the University Of Edinburgh.
The work will be published in monthly numbers, n;
% cents each, and will be completed in ten eleven
months: 1t will make two handsome volumes OF
about 100 pages.
The Study of History is the most entertaining and
useful OF all studies, therefore the selection OF an
author is OF the first importance The history by Ty-
TIER has been through more than One tIUNpRED
EDITIONS in England, is used in the Universities Of
that country and this and takes the first rank among
literary works Be particular there fore to enquire for
TYTLER'S UNIVERSAL HISTORY.
Remember that KNOWLEDGE Is POWER,
and il you have more knowledge than your neighbor
you have power over him which he cannot success
FULLY resist.
Published by T.. WILEY, Jr.,
20 STATE STREET, BosroS and sold by Cheap Pub
lication Dealers throughout the United States.
Agents wanted to obtnp subscribers, who will be
paid very liberal commission
z ~ Examine the first number. G. b. Edwards
Agent for Burlington
| Oct 10, 1913. wl5m6
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New Goods
j. v. IL AN DALI

HAS JUST RETURNED FROM New
IL York with large assortment of Watches, Jew
e!ry.and Fancy articles He has now the largest aud
best assortment OF Watches and Jewey that has ever
been offered tor sale in the State of Vermont and he
VIII sell goods lower than they can be bought in
He has Gold and Silver Watches of all kinds Gold
Lockets oieverv Pattern, Gold Guard and Fob chains
God Pens in Gold cases for Ladies or Gentlemen
cold Seals and Keys of every Pattern, and great
variety OF Coral Cameo Iowa Stone and cluster Pins
fne Gold Pins with glass and Box Setting for Minea
lures. two dozen diIirent Patterns of Bracelets ant
clasps, Gold Thmbles, Beads, and Chain Slides, Col
Rings OF every description Prices from a5cts to s25 oc
| Drops, with Coral and Stone Setting Bead Bays
Pearl and Shell Gard cases, Ivory Tablets, Stee
Beads, Rings and Tassels Purse Silk &c. &c.
Burlington, June l6, 4S. w5l
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POPULAR OPINION.

pnNi.TfF CTIt'f''H VT
uclr, invtc the incrcdulous I" "nk nj me hn"'ns
st Of n mes of persons who have been cured by McAl-
iSrERj AiI.IEALiNG OINTMENT. 49,,
II is iaurh To say, that this imminent IS ",ns
ronh here and elsewhere. ! he Nhf'u"> "'s
r,scs that ere cured which Supposed L. IT, over
come nnlv hy internal remedies yield nj nnre To the power
pr this Ointment The principle on "l"h u ever hcts
viz radrai restoration Of tte HssHs'Hf P'rspra"n is
The urc,t secret C it., As most diseases urclnrts
IN cnu,nn cold induced by closing the pores upon The
surface IL t,ows that il by any means the pores can Ne
fe nurne mud the lnsensle Preparation rcst1rcd Inc
Vie ard urhd humnrs Of the body Will escape, and no
M ri.ipSs teuiNin.
McALIsrER'S At.i..iiEAIING OINTMENT has now
been proved be tho ONLY preparation known to elect
hiS result.
We wound remark that of the following conf
plnntS have of long standing even twcnty years
Of forty pctrs-mnny nj them iive nnh ten years
Such the sick headache, ter in'tnnce compliant
tn Weld only internal remedies have been
cured directly also rheumatism, Cold Feet, Liver Com
plant Cnrsun:on Asthma, all Diseases of the Chest.
and tho like have been cured while Others who
taking sarynrarlas halsams little sugar cand". pills and
drugs are vet suffering with little hopes Of rec"very We
speak things in than in anger because
We feel and that health and life are dear tn every
Persons should being blinded by these things ="
long n. there evidence of good. What W. net
n man give for his life
we h, re give the only OF the persons cured ard
their d. eases This IL but part at what have besides
full Certificate in possession Nay IL we had tho
n,nes ofa no have been benefited cured by the ALL
HEALING OINTMENT within the last six months &C
roud the whole hro1dSde of meeting house with
their number Bit we know our friends will tell it to
their friends and they, in turn will whisper II To theirs
and thus the good thing will 60 round while thus more
than twice Thousand hearts will leap for in the good
received from this Friends. cheer I'm IN thus
good work speaking the whole truth To your neirhhs
snd acquaintance and let this great and rood medicine
lind its into every house, ana gladden. the hett ol
every soul in the hind.
We have room Only e. give small number of names in
New York and Baltimore, now in our possession. Those
from Philadelphia Boston and other places we are "blg
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NIw YoHK. June II, 1913.

NV YoRK. June II, 1878.
Mrssrs. kETcuAM Il liESsHAw. Gentlemen !:
This certics TINT have been severely afflicted for
nany years with the Piles, but more particularly with
in the last nine months Having used all the remedies
prescribed by my physician. also having tried other
means 10 little or no advantage, became very much
discouraged and felt as though must suffer as long
lived But provdentialy was informed by Mr.
Mott, Instructor OF the Public School Staten Island
that would be cured by your valuable Pile Eecna-
ry. Having confidence in his statement. mneda-
tey procured some OF the medicine and am very
happy to inform you that am now perfectly cured by
the OF only one box.
Very truly your obedient servant,
GEORGE RORr. CROSS.
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THEODORE \. PECK,
LATE PECK q. SPEAR,
A POTHEC AIRY
Wholesale Druggist,
RJTRJJ\CTO\ VIZ

BtkllNGION, W.,
Is CONSTANTLY RECEIVING AMERICAN, ENGLISH
FRENCH. AND INDIA
DRUGS;
New Chemicals; Leeches; Surgical Instruments
Mineral Teeth and h'ntal articles Saline OF Mineral
Waters Genuine Patent and Thomsonian Medi-
cines Pure Liquors and Wines Soda Fountains and
Syrups; Brushes Perfumes, Soaps, Inks, Blackings
Fancy and Domestic articles; Foreign 4 Domestic
Cigars Ground Spices, GLASSWARE Dye-Stui
Camphene, Bird, Field, Flower and Garden Seeds
&c. In fine, every article directly or indirectly con-
nected with this business.
From the advantage of receiving Mineral waters
Comphenr, Leeches &c. periodically, purchasers Gan
rely upon their freshness
Individuals wishing Tusses, Leeches, &c, will al
ways find person IN attendance to apply them.
Medicines dispensed nj all hours of night
Z q The attention OF Druggists, Physicians Ner-
chants, and Manufacturers is solicited with the as.
surance, that they can be supplied from this establish
men' as adyaniageoGsly as at the city markets. s
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The compound Chemical
VIII ALE OIL SOAP.

"''' '"SHi ~ V'fiti, 'ni"SN, nm ttt'N WftF 0t-
scripfloH n Insects uPon BiShes, Grale-
ZINES, Peach, tppi5 amt other Trees,
M"lbtry GrGss pats, TuHips,
CabbageS, dc. dc. dc.
PERMANENTLY ERADiCATED.
VNlllS PREPARATION HAS DECIDED ADvAN-
4 tages over any other hitherto brought into use, as
not only destroys all the vermin parasitic upon veg
ttables, but also contributes to the fertility aud ccan-
ness OF the plants, barks aGd roots OF the trees
II may be considered nl,lible in its applications
and on account OF It's cheapncss, very accessible to
any extent to Hortculturiss, Agriculursts, Farmers
and Planters
Directions for Use.-A tcacup full dissolved in
one gallon and pint OF rain water is OF Sufficient
strength to sprinkle over the ponis and shrubbery,
morning aud evening, until all insects have disap-
pearcd Peach and other trees may be mostened by
means OF large syringe, and at the same time the
park oil the trees may be sponged with the liquid
Prepared by Dr. LEWIS FEUonrwANGIR, No2, Vail
street, n l., aud Tor sale At Apohecares Hall.
GEO. f. HARRINGTON,
Corner Church and College SIS. Proprietor.
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remedy OF the age is equal to the
PICTORIAL SYRUP

for relieving IIoARsENEss and WEAKNESS ofihe LrNcs
and for curing CouGHs in persons OF all ages and con
ditons in lie One evidence OF this is seen in the
great and INCREASING DEMAND for it in all parts Of the
country where it has been tried \ gentleman from
Utica in writing for fresh supply of the article says
Ercry Body Likes 1t,
and almost every body wants it: Send the more i'm
mediaely.'
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~ % Que OF more than four thousand Rhcums,
ISM nat ~ lo"h'end >aaparll has The most ,y.e
aud chrome weekly rracatcd by 1t. yi
~
. EldctnsFs Island Sept H. lsf,
pR TowNsr>n-nrar Sir: have .ufe rcd terrib, for .ar.
VITA the rheumatism; nj t, time couIi
'ot cat sleep or walk had the distressing pain, and
ny limbs were terribly swollen have hnt.. of YOU,
>arsapti and they have done thou
'"Il "i ."" am "a much hrtcr-inhecd
a. ion at liberty this ;eneft Of IN. aact,a
! ours, respectfully,
JAMES CUMMINGS
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Nessrs
tirntcmen-Undcrsinndi that you are the Cen
ern Agents for the sale of DR.. Upham's Vegetable
Eccnary. for the OF the Piles, have deemed it
that invaluable medicine have been afflicted for
many years with the Piles. and have tiled various
medl,s, but with no beneficial effects. Indeed be-
gan 10 consider my case hopeless. But. about the
irst OF September last, | was prevailed upon by
trend to ma Ike ,rn of the above named medicine ;
took his advice and rejoice TO say that am not only
reeved but. as ! believe, perfectly cured | most
earnestly recommend to all who may have the mis-
fortune TO be afflicted with that annoying and danger
ods disease. Very respectfully, your obi srrvt,
ELY MOORE.
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Ell TO leave "Ut entirely.
john rdrcc, ls3 Hester st.. rheumatism
Inuid Sclcck 81 seventh st. Group.
Wirm Terry. 10 l'"wcry, PAIN in the breast
W. rhompsnn cor. 9Th Az i 2j,h do
T. H. swain ). hickman st.. Piles.
Jnhn Cr,hsr,. II in,vcr st., s,iir nocs
james Bicklcy. &. Grand st., Burns,
John Iio,per - Hudson St. Bruises
Thom,. Lewis, ~ Forsyth st.. Liver complaint.
Samuel Roberts. ~! Suffolk It. rheumatism.
q. I.urrsnn. Iicckm 4 William. Salt Rheum.
vi"rent hi. Is, Allen It.. A,tnm,-."fe ,hroa,
". W. Lewis. 100 Cherry st., khcumttism
S,lynnn. Edwards, az hcancy sick hcn'l'rhe, 4syenn
Philander Webb. - SCANNED 81 Heavy cold.
John D. Taylnr ~ Pike st. Headache and crip,ioas
Charles p. swain. .t Bridge s,.Bonkly Sore hands
=. l.. BROWN 81 Adams ST., dc. Eryspeas.
David y. Ei,vari, ORIENT l.. T.. Sore hands.
Sarah A. smith III Delaney stain in the sido
J,nr Morris - tir It. Chnppcd hands.
Sarah Edwards az prlancy ba1ncs. IN the head.
4. Merchant . oli,'r>t, Rheumatism.
William Hur,ri u o,ks,. Chrk,n r>.
: W. Bennett = Water ST.. iIr',vy cod.
u. Frost 25- Pearl ST., srrr thrrrt Rheumatism
4: Sm'n;; H i ns'"nev st. r"'n -, side
tllz. Rom, 80 necescr St. Arn" in 'hc face
Or Mitchell. Wur's svelicd breast
Z. u. J,c, boon 100 Stanton 81, rheumatism
y. Rn'sel. Oak do
Mark tr"ssy. Broadway, do
=. Wur,., Pearl st.. Eruption,
", l.. sharllow, ajs Bro,dvry, scrolulA
BROOKLYN.
VI. DAY. Myrtle and jackson sts., tcuc in the face
J. X. Bcllnv.. "a Gold 81, Rhrumaii,rn
Samuel Mile, 10 Prince st. Headache
L.. y BALDWIN. NNrle Nv Gold Sore
J. Aurhmoodv ga Jackson st., Deafness
Mrs. Brandt 80 t."d 81, turns, Group
p. Fu.e!, dj- L,rk,on, t., F,lun
CURED IN BALTIMORE.
A Dennis Garr Howard SIS. trt ,,on, and deep
A. Wilkins. salisbury 81, Sores and sweling'.
VIM. j Inmu,n WIZ ST., Sore eyes
L. rorl. Iiamhnrs t, Pain L., breast,
u Elio,t I.glt Il. Shoulder .prtin.
y. Gill Camden Il. Pain in head
VI. T. schnfncr. Hanover St, rheumatism
Il. Iencx, York L, Pam in side and hack.
l.. M"xtcld Fra &c. Ehcum,tism.
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Booking.

Z f'DS wide bocking--also Oil Cloth for
- Table Covers, Just received and for sale low by
+. x +. LYMAN.
Corner Store Oct 6, rs
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CORNELIUS SPUR.


Egramont, Bcrk Co., Mass, Nor 90, 1917
The above certificate tells n simple and truthful
story Of suffering and relief OF which, physician and
witness in the case, cheeruly endorse
DR. CHAPMAN.
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Vegetable Certificates.
REMARK ABLE CTRE or PILES =,

THIRTY WEARS STANDING
Mount Washington. Berkshire Co. Mass }
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IN and after Saturday, July lst, the
~ Passenger Trains will run, in connection with
the Fitchburg Trains between Boston and keenc as
follows:
IcaNe Boston nj L 4 NJ and 2 Z N
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Hydraulic Ram.

A perfectly simple and affective machine for for
cling portion OF brook spring to any required dis
lance elevation where proportonate fall can be
applied, The various uses OF the Ram are obvious,
viz for the purposes OF irrgatng lands. and supply
ing dwellings, gardens, factories, villages, engines,
railroad stations & c. &c.
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Bennington, Geo. f Harrington, Thco A. Peck VIII
sron, llurbut Il Hodges Richmond. J NJ kennc
dy Il Co, T.. B. Green Monkton, VI. W. knsey
Frrrisburgh, Allen & Wheeler; Charlotte, Lyon &
Alexander; Hnesburgh Marcus Hull Wmooski
Falls, W. b. Hatch. Grand Depot al Fulton 81,
n Y
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With Running Water.

Farmers especially are invited to call and examine
our Stock
]. : PIERCE, c. NJ DANEY, J. b. BISBEE.
Nav % ISIS -
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CERTIFICATES

Darlington lg. Warehouse
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-20

WAGEs-The Star-Spangled Banner, weekly
journal published in Boston, tells good story about
wages. A poor sewing girl brings to a wholesale
clothing shop, Saturday evening, six vests, the
produce of weeks labor, to make which, she had
worked through each day, and till twelve Of each
night The shop-keePer found fault, and deducted
sixpence from the price Of each, offering her dol
lar and fifty cents, instead Of the two dollars stipu-
lated, with the alternative of that or nothing The
poor, pale, thin, halfstarved, feeble girl, finding
expostulation vain, took the remainder, after this
fraudulent deducting, and left the shopin passion
of grief. As she departed a green-horn from the
country entered, to buy wedding-suit; and an
amusing dialogue ensues, exhibiting the raw, con-
iding, easily astonished duFs on one side, and the
cunning, rapaeious fraudulent, lying knave on the
other. The dupe pays about forty-five dollars for
suit worth twelve, including one Of the vests at
seven dollars, for the making of which the shop
keeper had just paid the poor girl twenty-five cents,
cheating her of onefourth Of the price stipulated
and after the green-horn's departure, the shop
keeper, congratulating himself on having made
thirtythree dollars out of the green-horn and fifty
cents out of the poor girl, says it will do for an
evenings work, and orders his clerk, who has
aided him through all this lying, to close the shutters
PHILADELPHIA LEDGER
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-20

THE NEWSPAPER PREss.-No class of literature
was undergoing greater change during the mid
die part of the reign of George Ill., than the period
ical press, which was especially affected by the
revolutions in political and moral feelings which
characterized the age preceding, as well as that
which followed, the bursting out of the French
revolution The newspapers, which had varied
but little in appearance from the beginning OF the
century TO the earlier part Of Georges reign, now
appear with new titles and present themselves in
a much enlarged and altered FORM. From an estI-
mate given in the European Magazine for October,
1874, we learn that while in l724 only three daily,
six weekly, and ten evening papers three tunes a
week were published in England in l7y2 there
were published in London thirteen daily, twenty
evening and nine weekly papers besides seventy
country papers, and fourteen in Scotland. Among
these we recognize the names Of the principal
daily papers of the present day. The Morning
Chronicle was established in the year ITO, the
Morning Post in l772, and the Morning Herald in
1880; and they were followed by the Times in
l78S. They began in accordance with the de-
PRAYED taste as we'll as manners of that age, with
counting popularity by detailing largely the most
indelicate private scandal and with coarse libels
on public as we'll as private characters-things for
which the Post enjoyed special celebrity The
Chronicle was from the first the organ OF the wings;
the Post was at first violent org an of tOrysm; 1t
subsequently, became revolutionary in It's princi-
pies. and then returned to its original politics the
Herald also has not been uniform in politics from
its commencement. OF seven new magazines
which were started from 1850 to l7Il--the Town
and Country Magazine, the Covent Garden MagaI
zine. the Matrimonial Magazine, the Macaron
MAGAZINE. the Sentimental Magazine, the West
Minister Magazine and the Oxford Magazine
al least were obscene publications; and the ieel-
ing Of the time allowed the titles OF the hcentous
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-20

SALE OF WIFE.-A young man of Edmin-
stowe, named Freeman, having resolved to with
draw himself from the Eden Of wedlock, brought
his wife to Mansfield Market and offered her for
sale In the midst of the Corn Market close to the
Town Hall, the fellow, with his unloved and I'M
loving Spouse took up his position carry his reso
luton into effect. There she stood, comedy, coun-
try-loohing girl. of some eighteen years or So with
her waist engirdled by new halter bought express
ly for the occasion. The husband, attired in the
habiliments of an agricultural laborer, announced
his intention and speedily disposed of his " angel
love" halter included, for the astounding sum Of
Is Sd. The purchaser disposed of the halter for
3d., and thus eventually obtained possession of the
precious allotment for Is 3d. After the sale Free
man demanded Of the woman the wedding ring he
supposed her to have on her finger. The willy
woman, having surmised that such circumstance
might probably occur, had provided herself with a
penny brass ring, which she presented to him in
stead of the gold one, and which the unHushing
salesman, with much apparent complacency, de-
posted carefully in his pocket. Nature having in
fused no large amount Of bashfuIness into their
composition, there was no diflidence displayed on
either side, were the parties in the least dscon-
certed by the laughs and jeers Of the crowd that
witnessed the novel spectacle Noting characterized