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Atrocious Villafny,

One of the grossest acts Of villainy on
record, perpetrated in the cityof Cincinna-
ii, in what is claimed to be morel and
civilized community, has just been brought
to light by the authorities of that city
How such atrocious and damnable villain
y should remain so long unnoticed, in
neighborhood of christians, is more than
we are able to divine. The following are
the particulars as we find them in Gin
cinnati paper:
"About eight years age, an emigrant
family whose means had been expended,
were taken into the house of MIR. Burland,
who kept blacksmith shop on Front
street; between Broadway and Ludlow,
sign of an anchor over his shop door,
The eldest daughter of the emigrant was
fair and pretty girl, in the first flush of
youth and beauty. Her mean habiliments
could not disguise the beauty of her form.
Though her manners were soft, her bright
eye cleaned with cunning, speaking her
true disposition. The father was furnish
ed with means to proceed to the place of
hts destination, and the daughter retained
as servant girl in the family Of Burland.
Soon after the departure of the family,
Burland' S attention was first made manifest.
He took his wife, who had borne him four
children and lived happily with him, and
confined her in a garret room, where her
existence has not been dreamed of for eight
years. Terrified by his fierce threats and
his paramour, she remained silent and bore
patiently for that long lengthof time the
strfes and privations to which she was sub
iected He had four children by this
daughter of the emigrant. g
'Burland died about eight days ago. A
man by the name of Carver gave informa-
ton of the condition Of the injured party to
the proper authorities. Mr.. Bowlin re-
paired Immediately to the house, went up
stairs into the room, and found her in a
situation of which decency forbids the re-
iation, and would excite pity in a heart of
stone.
"'My dear madam inquired the Off
Ger, why don't you leave this place? f
''1 can't answered the heart-brokeT
woman; I have no friends
"'Yes you have. I'm your friend-the
law makes me your friend said the hu-
name officer. @
$50, God be praised!' exclaimed the
poor woman, falling on her knees and NUT
tering prayer. Then jumping 10 her
feet, she kissed the hand Of the officer; be-
dewing it with tears. A carriage was
scnt for and the unfortunate woman taken
to the hospital. se @
''We have neither time nor inclination
to comment upon this atrocious act of vii
iainy, The main perpetrator has gone be-
fore the highest tribunal, where he will
find leniency denied him which he refu-
sed to show towards suffering woman up
on earth. But in regard to the accomplice'
of his guilt something must be done, the
laws of society have been violated, the dig
nifty and feelings ofwives and mothers have
been outraged, and she should not be per-
mitted to launt her crime in the eyes of
the community unpunished.'
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-10-19

"Shon," said duchman, "you may say
vat you please about bad neighbors; | ish
got the worst neighbors as never was.-
Mine pigs and mine hens come mid dere
ears spit, and fodder tay two Of 'om eapao
home Daissin1.''
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-10-19

QUITE CoMPLIMENT-A driver of a
carriag the other day, while on his way to-
summer resort, stopped to get some wa
ter for the beautiful ladies in his coach; be-
ing asked what he stopped for, replied, II
am watering my foacers." The ladies
blushed all over, and if their faces didn't
look like fresh blown roses, why we're no
judge of blooming red That's all.
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A story is going the round, of a political
aspirant in Indiana, who mounting the
stand to make speech, commenced with;
"Fellow citizens, notwithstanding my
youthful appearance, 4 am @e. father Of tpo
childreni"
Query; how old are the children, and
who is thier mother2
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A PARODY.

Take "A little wife,
The prettier the better;
Pat her check and when
She wants TO kiss yOu--let her
Keep her in the house
There she'll cook your mutton;
Darn your jacket too,
If she's worth button.
Never mind the lots
OF her aunts and Cousins;
Ask tkem to "drop in''-
Dine them all by dozens.
One of these odd days,
You'll feel one inch taller,
When you see her hug
A chopping little squaller.
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ENFoRoISG THE LAVA man in Prov
idence sold quantity of wine for the COM
mapion service, and was prosecuted and
convicted of violating the license laws.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-10-19

Gy- There are two sides to everything ex-
cept the religion of a hypocrite, and that IS
all outside. t Wa
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-10-19

A man being arrested for beating hS
wife, complained of...interference with his
peculiar domestic Institutions"
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POETRY.
lreland---The Visit of the Queen.

While official persons are preparing to cell
bIate the visit of the Queen with festivities al
poet, in the ''Irishman," breathe
such a welcome to the Royal guest as follows:-
.... THE SECOND ADVENT.
Shout yourselves hoarse, ye supple slaves!
God grant it do you good!
But carpet first the frequent graves
Nor let the dead intrudc--
Make bonlires of those ghastly bones
That ns'er have buried been,
And down in Pnan-hyms the groaus
Of Scull and Skibborreen!
She comes!! make every window bright!
Prepare the worthless show
'Twould wiring her woman's heart outright
To learn one half your woe.
Reveal not how they fled or did,
Who loved you to the last;
But lose, in one days tinscl pride,
The future, and the past.
Even while Royal galcys wait
Fair seas, and fav'ring skies,
Far to the south with dolcful freight,
A lonely vessel tlies
Oh!turn your thoughts from all the glare,
That cheats your eyes around,
And loose your mobiles pinning there,
Your best and truest bound.
Alas! for them It's VAN to weep
Assume cheerful smile,
And rouse the tones of JOY that sleep
Long silent through the Isle
She knows not, she can never know,
What sullerings ours have been
Then daub with red the checks Of woe.
And fly to meet the Queen
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re If you wish to becom corrupt, join a
faction that is void OF principles,
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MISCELLANY.
From the Quaker City.>
THE TRAGEDY OF GEiSSLINN.
BY GEORGE LIPPARD.

A LEGEND OF NORTHEN ENGLAND
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self o the attention Of all
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Us Consul to New OrsnadG
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New YoKx, Feb II. 1885,
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The above acknowledge
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For Consul General Of France
l.. BORG, Vcs Consul
The following interesting presented and the reader invited
TO its careful evidence unnecessary
YoxK April %, ls47.
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weakness loss Of appetite &C., receiving beneh
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those desiring further viii personally give the
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This ceri6s that Mcintosh known to member
church. in good standing and worthy Of conaasns
Prepared Sold wholesale and retail by and Sands
Fulton street. corner OF William New
York Sold also druggists generally the United states
and Canadas Price 81 per bottle six bottles for So at
Also by Charles sto corner
I'm sreet ana Pepns avenue. Oct % dtkeb2S
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JUST RECEIVED, drec from the Island of St. Thomas
y per brig Annn,otia, Capt Dorry, LOT OF the finest
genuine green turtle ever brought this market. which
vii; be served up daily in soup, and all the modes
of cookery and the best possite style. Aiso Nor
inlk fresh oysters spiced OYSTERS sheepshea nackcfe
shortest notice
Grt- Families served as usual.
Aug. lS-u w. WALhEh,
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T,,RrNCH and Spanish L.nguage.-J MEIERE, late

I,NRENCH and Spanish Languages--J. MEIERE, late
IL professor United States navy, Yale College, DO,
spectuly acquants the citizen, of Washington that he
contemplaes giving Instruction in the above languages,
as well as in the English to foreigners.
Prof Meiec Haters himself that his reputation in
structor well established here require particular
references.
For TERMS &c. address NJ, the bookstores of Messrs
Franck Taylor, Taylor ~ Maury, and Fischer, his
residence at Mrs Williams opposite Mr. Fanck Taylors,
Pennsylvania avenue Nov. S-tf
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KENTUCKY

5l59 From Grayson, in Carter county at 5a m Tuesday
BY Little Sandy, d. Horizons, West Liberty, and
Hazel Green
To Jackson, in Breathitt county, by 8 m Wednes-
day, 10 miles
Aud back between Thursday and p m Friday
$3.50. From Jackson Breatht county 5a m Thursday
To Crockettsvlle, on the middle fork of Kentucky
river, in the same county by IL m, Is miles
And back between and P m Thursday.
5l6l From Kddville at 6 a m Saturday
To Walter Goude's, by IL m, 20 miles
And back between l and p m same day.
5l62. From Mount Sterling at a m Thursday
BY the Beaver Ponds on Red River, and the Estill
Steam Furnace
To Irvine, in Estill county, by M, IS miles
And back between a m and p m Friday.
5l63. From Peasureville at m Wednesday
To Owenton, by S p m, 25 miles
And back between 8 m and p m Thursday.
5l64. From WilIiamstown at g. m Wednesday
BY Fork Lick, Meredith's, Colins's and Logans-
vile
To Lcesburg. by 6 p m, % miles
And back between 8 m and p m Thursday.
5l65 From Winchester at 6 m Tuesday
BY Reuben Fuckers, Walter GoudeS, and the
mouth of Woodward creek
To Irvine, by p m, 30 miles
$780, From Warsaw at a m Thursday
Ry Glencoe and Poplar Grove
To New Liberty, by 10 m, 20 miles
And back between p and p m same day.
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A IDE Memoire TO the Military Sciences, I'D VOL,
"A London lS4S just imported by F TAYLOR, with
many illustrative Engravings Maps, Diagrams, Nc Sub
Jects. Ratification. Field Fort Pernanent Fort Field
Fortress, Permanent; Foresses, Field or Places da Mo-
ment; Forts, Detached Fortifca,on, Permanent; do.
Cochorns; do Bastion do. Montaenbers do Carnots
do. German do Relative value of; tougas-, Fne Fur
mace, (sho y Fuze (or mines j Gabioi; teansn, &C.
ognosy Geology, Grenade, Guard house. Guerc Gun Cot
ton, Gunner Gunnery, Gunpowder Heat, Horse, Hurdle,
Hut Ice Kyanzing and Bumettzlng, Laboratory, Level
ling, Loophoe, Machicouls, Magazine, Manruvrss, Mant
lei, Marine Artillery, Nc
Ike following volumes of this valuable series will be
ceived by the advertiser immediately their appearance
in London Nov 26
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Extract from tho act Of Congress Of March io4', "e'0
'.1ad be il further enacted That it shall % inc uuy %
the Postmaster General in all future lettings OF contracts LOT
the transportation Of the mail to LEI the same ~ e'cy
the lowest bidder rendering sufficient Tor
M without other reference TO the mode Of suoh
than may DO necessary provide for the due
ceer;tv csr,antv and security Of such transportation
shaI Nv hereafter be required to purchase
ont or take at valuation tho stock vehicles ofany pre-
vious contractor for the same routs"
s- Bidders will be careful to read the forms and in
strucions appended to this advertisement They
ouesed state their proposals. the mode by which they
intend convey the mail Where the size and weight Of
the mails the speed called for in the schedules shall re-
quirc the will be made for COACH steamboat
railroad conveyance the may be and, consequently
such will be let TO bids proposing such mode of con-
veyance In all other the routes will be assigned to
bids proposing the cheapest mode of transportation
DROPOsALs for carrying the MATS Of the United
States from the LIST day of July lS49, to the goth OF
june 1850 inclusive, in Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama
Mississippi Arkansas Louisiana and Texas, will be re-
ceived at the Office of the Post Office Department
in the city of Washington, until Of the 4h Of April
l649 Ito be decided by the oath day Of April 1897 on the
routes and in the and time herein specified, viz
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Orders Tor tickets and shares and certificates Of PacRa
ges in the above splendid lotteries will receive the most
prompt attention, and official of each drawing
sent immediately after il is all who order from Us
Address ]. IL C. MAURY,
- Agents for J. w. Maury & Co., Managers,
Jan. % Alexandria. Virginia.
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To Ultima Thule, by m Saturday, l25 miles
And back between u m Wednesday and p N

To Ultima Thule by 6 m Saturday. 1875 miles
And back between a m Wednesday and 6 p m
Saturday.
Bids for trips fortnight invited Also the
part between Dallas and Ultima Thule, rs miles.
6OO0k. From w Washington at m Thursday
BY Johnson's Mills, Meals Springs, Russey's in
Sewer county, Bakers Springs, aad Mountain
Fork Cove, in Polk county
To Dallas, by 6 p m Saturday, IS miles
And back between Monday and p
Wednesday.
Proposals fortnight invited also to go by
Mine Creek.
6O0OL From Wilmington at 6 a m Monday
BY Carysviie
To Marion. LA, by p m, 30 miles
And back between m and p m Tuesday.
LOUISIANA.
6065 From Alexandria at 7 a m, Wednesday
To Mount Lebanon, by p m Saturday, 10 miles
And back between 7 Weinesdaj and S p m
Saturday.
6066 From Bellevue at 7 a Tuesday
To Minden by IL m Wednesday, SO miles
And back between p m Wednesday and m
Thursday.
6067 From Columbia at m Thursday
BY Mersduhs, Andsrson's, and Psrknss in Jen-
kins's Settlement
To Vernon, by l2 m Friday so miles,
And back between p m Friday and Z pm Satur
day.
6O68. From Fort Jesup at 2 p m Friday
BY Toro
To Burrs Ferry, on the Sabine, by m Saturday.
40 miles
And back between 6 am Thursday and m Fri
day.
6069. From Harrsonburg at a m Wednesday
BY Copenhagen Merediths, Wilnmss, Vernon,
and Dugdemonia
To Athens in Claiborne parish, by S p m Saturday,
1870 miles
And back between 7 m Wednesday and m
Saturday
Proposals carry fortnight; also at
Columbia instead Of Harrisonburg invited.
SOTO. From Harrsonburg at 7 a Wednesday
By the Funebree and Riser settlements
To Columbia, by p IN Thursday, so miles
"a And back between a m Friday and m Sat ur-
day.
607I From Natchtoches at a m Monday
By Saint Maurice, Cedar Creek, Saline Mills, John
d Lesie's, Wysus, and Harris's
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WAnTED.-Coxe Mexican scrip, in exchange for 100
w shares OF Washington city Gas stock. Apply TO
j. +. DOW,
Jan Gift No. 3, Union Buildings.
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Seminary Education Of Young Ladies'.
street, betgcen 10Th and nth streets, opposite the
Presidents Square.
rTNHE Principal of this institution, Miss CARROLL, hay
i ing selected the position above Indicated will be
prepared receive ups Monday next the 4h OF Sep
tember
All the departments OF English, Classical, and Mahe-
NAUTICAL learning together with the Modern Languages,
Music Drawing, and Painting, &c will bs provided with
competent and accomplished instructors.
Miss Carroll will bestow unremed personal attention in
the instruction of her pupils with all the advantages which
have been acquired by much experiences and the institu-
ton will have supervision of her iather, Ex-Governor
Carroll, from Maryland, resident of this city.
The conditions of admittance, which will be moderate,
course study &c. will be found in her Prospectus and
any further information furnished by early application
the institution the LIST of September, her present
residence, G street, between Al and 9TH streets.
REFERENCES.
Hon. John Y. Mason, Secretary OF the Navy.
Hon Reverdy Johnson, v. s. Senate.
Hon James A. Pearce, U. S. Senate.
Rev. Dr. Laurie, Washington.
Rev. r. r.. Gurley, do.
Rev Dr. WIN. $. Plumer, Baltimore, Md.
Rev DR. Breckenridge, Kentucky.
Rev. DR. Thomwell, South Carolina.
Rev. Dr. Van Rensselaer,, New Jersey.
Rev DIR. Campbell, Albany, New York.
Hon. J. w. Crisied, Maryland.
Hon. ]. G.. Chapman, do.
Aug. 3u-du
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GEORGE M. PAYNE,
j. CHILD,
WIN. A. FOR WARD,

o. Editors in whose papers the above notice OF sale of
lands required 10 be given will insert the same twice
weekly their respective papers till day OF sale, and for
ward their the commissioners at St Augustine
by tho month of June when the said accounts will be paid
Dec 16-2tawts
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ALABA MA.


5645. From Benton in Lowndes county
BY Joseph Walkers
To Warrenton, in Dallas county
Bidders will the distance and the times of arrival
and departure to be observed.
$685. From Jasper IA m Monday
To Sprngvile by p m tuesday, So miles
Bids to extend 70 A.hville are invited.
5647. From Marion at a Monday
By Dickens Mill, Brush Greek, centrevile, and
To Marion by m Tuesday 60 miles.
5643. From Mouton at a m Monday
To Leighton by 10 m, "a miles
And back between p m and p m same day
Proposals for different schedule will be considered.
5649 From Russeivle at m Thursday
To Buzzard Roost by 7 p m, 80 miles
And back between a m and m Friday.
$780, From Taladoga at Thursday
To Broken Arrow, in St. Clair county, by m, 90
And back between a m and 10 m Thursday.
Bids for scmi-weekly service are invited
ss5l From Troy in Pike k. county "nsyg a. :. Monday
And back between a Wednesday and m
Thursday.
Bids for service once in weeks invited.
5652. From Weumpka at a m Monday
BY Nxburg. socopatoy, Pinckneyville, Goldvlle,
To Griffin, in Georgia, by 5 m Friday, ITO miles
And back between S m Saturday and m
Proposals to include Beckctsvile Buger's Mills, and
Brownsville, arc invited also, to run twice week.
1858. From Wetu,npkn at 7 Wednesday
By Quitman, Chestnut Creek, and Wascahatchez
To Columbana, by p m Tnursday, 65 miles
And back between I a m Monday and p
Tuesday.
1854. From Wilderness at a Wednesday
BY Careon's Store
To Chocaw Corner, late Motifs by IL m, Is miles
And back between l p and m Wednesday,
$685. From WeSi.s.barg at 81 m Tuesdays Thursdays,
By Lasys Spring Noun. Hill, ol..nder, SAINT.
-isf 70, Brownsville, Home, vi agc Springs, Mount
Prison. Oregon, Eiyton, Flora MoncvalIo,
MapcsviIls, and Wetumpka
To Montgomery, 900 miles, by 81 p m on Thurs
days, Saturday, and Mondays
And back between m, Tuesdays, Fridays and
Sundays and a m Thursdays, Sundays and
Tuesdays.
Bids To curry wo-horee also in fourhorse coaches will
be considered also, lieu of mentioned, commence
at Ouotons Landing, and by Ashvle, Cropwel land
other ocss b. specified by the bdder Montgomery
BY the Department should tho latter road be selected
MISSISSIPPI.
$780, From Aberdeen at q m Monday
By Athens. Quincy, Spung, Grub Springs, and
Hamilton $500
To Aberdeen, by p same day, IS miles
5e07. From Belefontane at = "a Monday
BY Grenada
LEAK To FsmviIle, by m next day, so miles
And back between a m wednesday ana op m
nextday
To McNu,t, by IL m next day, 50 mile:
~ And back between Monday and IL m Tues
Ys- day. .fetr n .sot
5000 From Bloxie at Wednesday
By Augusta and Elsvic
To Pauding, by 10 a m Monday, $50 miles
And back between a m Wednesday and 10 m
Sunday.
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TENNESSEE.


$3.50 From Benton at ga m Wednesday
To Dalton, (Ga.) by Up m IS miles
And back between6 and p m Thursday
Bidders will specify the intermediate Offices, any, whc
they will supply
$3.50. From Exabethtown at m Monday
By Greenfield, Blountsvle and Arcadia
To Kingsport, by p m, 40 miles
And back between a m and P m Tuesday.
1854. Fro jackson at a m Monday
To Savannah, by p m Tuesday, IS miles
And back between 3 m Wednesday and n
Thursday.
Bidders will specify the intermediate Offices which they
will supply.
1855. From Kingston at a m Monday
BY Bele(onte, Erie, and Oxford
To Athens, by pm, 40 miles
And back between a and p m Tuesday.
Proposals for twice week. also for rweeky service will
be considered Also by schedule giving greater
petition.
$685. From Somsrviue at a m Monday
By Dancyville
To Brownsville, by p m, 30 miles
And back between 6 m and p Tuesday.
5357. From Somervle at m Tuesday
By Faye,te Corner, and Estanaula
To Denmark, by p m, 80 miles
And back between a m and p m Wednesday.
1858. From Taylorsville at 7 a m Tuesday
BY Shady, in Johnson county
To PapcrvIc in Sullivan county, by m, 30 miles
And back between and m Monday.
$3.50. From Thorn Hill at m Monday
Through the valley on the north side Of the Clinch
mountain by M. Cleveland's and J. Dobsons
To Bain's Cross Roads, by 6 p m, 80 miles
And back between m and m Tuesday.
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PHILADELPHIA, March l6, 1919.

PHILADELPHIA, March l6, 1919.
ahs Oldest Newspaper Pyotnie
Permit me to make one or two corrections with
regard to the late ID. G. Caypoole. LIST, Mr.. G.
was the publisher of the first daily paper published
IN the United States. I'd; The late Zachariah
Peulson sold out the paper which he published for
nearly forty years to the North American, daily
newspaper then published In Philadelphia and
also that the late D. c. Claypoole had in his pos
session the original manuscript of Washington's
farewell address. At that time this city of Phila
delphia was the seat of government OF the
United States. Gen. Washington sent for Mr..
Claypooe and handed HIM the farewell address,
with request TO have it printed. Mr.. G. took il
with himlto his then printing Office, 4S Market ST.
and ,incompany with his brother, Septmus G. Clay.
poole, made proof impression of the address, and
then carried the manuscript, with the proof,to Gen
Washington, for revision. He called on the Cen
srai day or two afterwards, and all was found
satisfactory. He then begged Of Washington to
permit HIM to have the manuscript, which was
Graclously acceded to him. The whole of the al
dress Is in Washipgton's own hand writing, even
the lnterneations. Now that Mr. =. IS no more
this farewell address should be purchased by the
United States.
8. Did you not notice the gerbled and mutt
lated extract from your paper, with regard TO Mr..
c., published IN the Ledger OF oar CITY? Oh, shame;
where is thy blush?