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Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-07
DEPOT BUILDINGS Az SNDsAXAPO-
LIS.
Stability, Security, sSerpcIasty.
sS9ih u,lO!.
THE MUTUA LIFE fNSuRANC

COMPANY
Of Nssr York. No 81 Wa Street.
- IT accumulated Fund. Nov Is l5ia 500 ecdreiy in
vested m Boads md Mortgages real estate in this city and
Brookyu aad stocks OF the City OF Ne sd Un
ted
The fund rapidly increasing by widely pros
porous business.
The Company declared dividsnoi prOs sf
oil existing policies the 3st OF January. 1875.
Ar tIs gTofiS are dIrLieG oH9Hg tbe IaSHTe5.
The preiurns payable unaHslIy seaannGaiiy
qusrteriy bs aided de-erre5 payu,aIts
for whose beaea5 the iaarsnces effected thu
advantages, without sghectng theR 10 the heavy awt4ck of
Pers ms may eec on their lives the lives
married the life husband
benefits OF wah secured by Jaw or the exclusive her
self or children.
Ciergysn aepsalen, upoa speos Is
invited to avail themselves whereby teiE surviving
families may De secured uom the c, as Q! pSnu-}-
Pamphlets explanatory the principles O Maul if
annee and arain- it, advantages, wh forms 81 application
obtained the Oft COMPANY ali
OF Uiy Of us agents
TEES
Jos Collias. V. /. Prayn, Mni. Moor,
VIM. J. iIy stop, Fred Nhi.tesey Ze5eece Lcok.
u. n. MrCuriy, Charles Ely, JGua. Miller,
Fred. T. Wnsoa John G. CIugcr, David 4. Cosnst0ck,
C. w. Psber, WaH-r Joy Robert schuyler,
ol1 p Yelverton, Alfred
Theo. Sedgw k, David ~. COLLEEN Jsscph Tu~kermaE.
S,arv B Collins Alfred Edwards Moses H. Grinnell,
Joha H. swift, Wm Belts, Nn-J. Bunker,
John Wadsworth, Joseph Blunt. Eugene Duth,
). M Cornell, Isaac q. Pearson, Francis y Lahrop,
C;ony NJ. wilkins, Henry Wells ]. q. TIstcher.
JOSEPH D. COLLINS President
Isaac ABRarr Secretary.
IL. p-MedcaI Examiner IndiausIO Ind
The undersigned prepared act of parties wish
ing to effect Insurance named Company aud viii for
their applications Policies without delay
amply furnished with oil Bank applications.
showing operation and condition OF the Company
and win forward them mail free g charge to persons de'rous
CHAS W. CADY.
Jan. TO- 1850. estf arohice in State Bank Baiidins
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-07
From lhs E0n. yamss ?. Mllain.

sEsArE CHAMBER, Dec o. lS49.
DEAR SrR.-I have given y1ur Gazetteer cuIsory rx-
smina ion. aud agfeeaby dsaPpeuted in it, did
expect TO fnd work OF such merit The w0ik does you
great credit particularly The opagraphical prt Of it, hope
you msy have abundant in your sudate
terpc. The Indisna Gazetteer should be hands
all youths indeed every Indanian sh ud Iead it, and all
any in The history Of State its present
and prospective resources. will hnd il valuable work
YouIs tIsly, JAMES P. MILLIKIN.
E CHAMBERLAIr, ESQ.
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-07

AN ACT 10 regulate the lime for civil and chancery bus-
ness Of the Marion and Hancock circuit COM
SEC Be enacted by The General Assembly Of Saie
of Indidnd That The April and October Of the Marion
circuit [cout] shall hereafter the fourth Ml-
days Of April aud Octobe aud continue long
thereof shall require.
SEC The Hancock circuit eouIt shlll the
fourth Mohdsys in Mach and September aud shall
days al each term if Ibe business shall require.
SEC 3 This lie in oIce fom and after passage
and publication in the Indiana State Journal and Sentinel
G, ". CARR,
Speaker OF the House # Representative
JAMES II. LANE.
President of the Senate.
Approved January 2l. 1850.
lOcEpH WRIGHT
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-07

The following ode 10 an Indian gold coin was
written IN Ghorical, Malabar, by DR.. Leyden, n
Scntehman who left his native country to reside in
India with view 10 accunulaie fortune IN the
last stages OF fatal disease brought ON bv the heat
OF The climate, he Penncd these lines. This ode,
says Lacon, ''in my humble opiniOn, comes as near
perfection rs The subunaTy eau arrive at, when
assisted BY subject that is Interesting. and
ilOn that is maslery It adds deeper shade to that
sympathy which such lines must awaken, know
that the spirit which dictated them has fed There
Will probably soon be many an adVcnlurer in Calfor-
MIA, aud many a wife widow in New England,
who viii Peruse the ode with feeling heightened by
their personal interest ia lis senlmrns.-NsC York
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-07
STOLEN.

lRoN the house OF e subscriber tine in Dec. le49
IL t-Jo- Certificate In
Masonic Hs Tor which 81 dasrs subscriber.
Of Cercsic o. Th ceuioa sl persons from purchasing
H. sad aoy the Undersigned il has been offered for sale
Of IL shoals lac offered. lige he
Indianapolis, Jan. 6, lsJU 67-3w JAMES GREER.
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-07

AN ACT changing the iim- OF holding The Hancock
court lIOn the second Mondays IN February aud August
the fourth Mondays in Maich AID September.
SEC J. Be enacted by The General Assembly Of
Of Indtdno fsat the Hancock circuit shall
the fourth Mondays OF March and September
in each aud shall continue fo six DAYS each term
the business thereof requires
SEC . And all wits subj and every uiher process
o such court made ieunable al any ether lime shall be
returuable at the times aforesaid.
SEC. g. This ac 10 take effect and be in force and
after lis passage and the shall be published p the
Sentinel.
G. w. CARR,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives,
JAMES LANE,
President Of the Senate.
Approved January 81, 1850
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-07
WABASH AND EfsiE CkN4E. LAMBS.
SdLE OF i7OO 600 ACRES

SdLE Of 10000 ACRES
of the Wabash and Erie Censl viii o d s
the Land ofic= in iogtnpOt, the Isah DAf OF NAY
NEXT IzJ.0O1 of Land.
selected with and snesy
hra rate farming land Tkey OF 40
purchasers. The Lands principally the
counties ot Lake, Porter, MSr Fulton fGasAI, While Jasper.
Benton TiptecaHOe Cass and Nai the numbers aud escfpt
sale, hid application John " Wright,
of Land ohcs 1ganprf 10. ssi day
March Iss lands appraised hoa S2J IL 81
Tems u Cash.
sale will be reserved bs ol land.
ri the occupied
which selected under with
A. NJ PIJsTT. A1"' Trustees. &c.
Office of the Trustees of the Wabash aad Erie Canal.
HAurE, lee I7Ib, 6Au
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NOTICE 40 sTOCKEsOLDEGss.

es5 Szss f;Ess ssye:ss s.si3 s;s;.s5;I ss,Aal
A DIVIDEND Of per the capital stock Of
"A psny declared by the Beard OF Dtors Payable 10
stockholders January 25h inst ". y. JACKSON sec'y.
Office Madison s Infnnaols Rai.rcsA COMPANY. .i.lw
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-07
yysgolrSAIE ANn ,,ErAII.

M have bari 81 Rack
w freach cloth; Superne brown English clh black Case
,e esex Doe skis fancy cassmeres iaacy Twees senr;s.
knecky jeans, black Sain six CastE eree Nesings
as ian~y SILK Cravats ali o whh viii sell csaecd pcrs
to close our winter Stock. Call and get Bargains
January y 1850. 60 HAMILTON PARRISH.
FEW pieces of fine black chsrgeabie
- Satins French 1cnox Cashmere hene, T1ain ard Figures
Cshmrre Pain and Snail figur.d Deanes lack and Satin
striped Aracc French and Domestic Ginehans Prints shaw
Sk yeivefs Afus cheaper
than the cheapest. 20 HAMILTON q PARRISH
Of Globes warning prices dolla, %
IN Sheen g. HOOD 4 SoBtL.
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-07

AN ACT fr The relief Of willows whose husbands die in.
testAte without any Iineaiy descended from them.
SEC l. Be enacted Jy The General Assembly Of the STATE
Of Indiana That hereafter when any person dies ntesIse,
wi hou hes lneslly descended leaving wife alive al the
time Of his dezh, the of said estate
administrator, the Tesidne nf The personal estate alter the
pay ment OF The debts Of said nesae shall be paid 70
The said widw and her heirs amount equal the
dSwTy personal property brought by widow
the time o her marriage with the said otesste received
by hin during e0yeIiure account 0f the saii widow,
where that residue does exceed the of said prop
erty received by said n'ete during the
said in light Of his wife, and the emliuder 10 follow The
present lues Of distribution
2. This act to be n daft
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-07

AN ACT 10 Tsgulste witness fr-- the
pleas and the prhate courts Of the State OF Indiana
SEC /. BE sadcisd 81 the CeEeal assembly Of the SGis
Of Iadiand. Tbat ali the
pleas and in The probate coU OF hi- State shall hereafter
be entitled to sud receive ,ie same fees mar
heresf be allowed u Witnesses IL the court. of this
State.
SEC. All laws parts -f laws soBfisvehg the pio-
visions OF This laN be and the beI,by Ieptaed
SEC. g. This act to be force fOm and afls its passage
and publication.
c. w. CARR,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives,
JAMES II. LANE,
PTssidsB; OF The Senate.
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WE eyEsE.

EEEREAFTER keep oastsh,y hand the largest cheapest
and best assortment OF TIN WARE thst e found west
TO rail- here befots pcrcha~in2 e>cwhers-
Job Work OF all kins done the sho'tct notice
neatest orier. shop nearly opposite the sfst- Bank
IAN 20. 1850 Is TAP PERSON \ COTTRELL.
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-07

Approved January Is. 1850.
IOSFpu WRIGHT
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-07
REDUCED TERMS!

Ii T. ID u u Il ID L j. Il MI D..
Single subscriptions. one year, $500
Three copies will be sent one year
for - 500
Ten copies will be sent one year for 1900
Where clubs of ten and upwards are OBJ
tanned, we will forward the paper at the rate
of $l.50 year, and if obtained and sent
by one person, a. one time, we wiz furnish
that person one copy for the year, gratis.
Payment to be made in advance in all cases
This certainly is a liberal offer, and we hope
our friends will be active.
DFEdiiors of other papers in this State,
who will copy the above prospectus, shall re-
ceive our Semi Weekly paper in exchange for
the year, and any other iavors "in kind"
which we may be able to return 10 them.
Those complying with this request, will
please send US their papers containing our
prospectus, marked, SO that the favor may
not be overlooked by us.
CHAPMANS & SPANN.
IsDIAsAroIIs, Jan. II, 1850.
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-07

C,Gse and ia Cups and ISaucerS, Soup Tareens,
Sauce d. Soup Twihers Muffin Bakers, Ewers IA Basins,
chambers Pickle Dishes Jugs Bowls. Plates. &c. &c.
-tuleut OF sandE Fart
goods superior boshin qualify
style the city will he soIa Nv pe,c
customers 75 u. j. x B. G.. HORN.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Esfcte Of JOHN p. Conrad, dece1sts.
CtTATE OF LOuISIANA.-Dis,rc CT Court.
~ Parish al St Mary-Whereas r. n Mem ILL
Ian. Of the parish of ST. Mary, Curator Of sad
estate, has fled in tbs court tab,eau OF distrl-
button Of the estate, together with hs pettion
pray ng that the same may be honologaied, am
that he be authorized to ray the cred tors OF 50
estate the amount in his hands, in accordance
thercw tn:
Not ce is hereby gwen to those whom II doth
or may concern, to show cause, il any they have,
vth ten days from the date thereof, why the
prayer oil said petitioner sh,uld not be granted.
w. FOURMY, Clerk.
Clerks Office. May %, 1850.
Succession de John p. Conrad, dedt.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-Cour de
T. District. Paroisse Ste. Mar.e.-A.,endu que
r. n. MCMILLAN, de "a paro,sse Ste. Marie,
Curntenr de u snsdie succession, enr e str :
d,ns ccste cour son tab,eau de dIs:r.buti, de a
d.te succession, ans cue 81 P-tten. denandant
que le DIT tabean sot hoIolesu ct qai snst
antorise PAYER a chacun des CT ancers de 10
die succession le moniant qui sc trouve entire
ses u-ins, scion le dt tableau:
Avis ct ar lie present dnnnS tons cenx Gun
cea peui c,ncerner davo.r dsdure dams lie dix
jours qni suvront la date du pr sent avs. les raj
sons Isl aucunes lis onp pour leslueles Il ne Sc
rat pas fat droit sa dernande.
". FOURMY. Grefier.
Bureau dn Greffier, le % Nh. 1857.
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RExARK.sLs DRsAM.-The following

RENARKaBLE DREAM-The following
from the Imperial Magazine for De-
cember. lS49, may be of service to
every minister of the Gospel. 1t Is the
substance of a remarkable dream. re-
lated by the Rev. R. B, WIDEN, of Dar-
win, Eng. who committed II to wtitin
from the lips of the person 10 whom
the dream happened. TN the evening OF
May 3Oth. 1913.
A gospel minister of evangelical
principles. whose name. from the cir
cnmstances that occurred. II will be
necessary 10 conceal. being much ia.
tiguei at the conclusion Of the after
noon service. retired to his apa trnenf,
in order To take little rest. He had
mt long reclined upon his CT uch before
he fell asleep. and began to dream.
He dreamei. that on walking into his
garden. be entc .ea in,o bower that he
had erected in Il. where he sat down 10
read and meditate.. Whilst thus en-
ployed. he thought he heard some per-
son enter the garden. aud leaving his
bower. he Immediately fastened t.
wards the sp Il whence the sound SEEM
e to come. in order to discover who II
was that had entered. He had not pro-
creded far before he discerned par
,icular friend of his. a gospel minister
of considerable talents. who had rem
dered himself very popular by his zeal
Gus and unweaiied exeitions IN the
cause of Christ On approaching his
friend he was surprised to find that his
counienance was cov6ae1 with gloom
which it was not accustomed TO wear.
and that il strongly indicatei violent
agitation Of mind, apparently arising
from conscious remone. After the usu-
al salutation had passed., his friend asked
the relater the time of the day: to
which he replied. twenty-five min
utes after fcurn On hearing this the
stranger said. 1t is only an hour since
diei, and now | am damned"-
Damned! for what % inquired the
dreaming minister 1T is not.s said
he. because have not preached the
gospel. neither is it because have not
/ been rendered useful for ! have now
many seals to my ministry who can
bear testimony To the truth as ii is In
Jesus. which they have received from
/ nv lips but il is because I have been
accumulating to myself the applause
of men more than the honor that cometh
from above: and. verify, | have my re-
ward" Having uttered these words,
he hastily disappeared, AMI was seen
no more.
The minister awakening shortly after
wards. with the contents of this dream
deeply engraven upon his memory.
proceeied. overwhelmed Uiih serious
reflections. toward his chapel in order
to conduct the evening service On
his way thi,her he was arrusted b. .
friend. who inquired whether he had
heard of the severe loss the church had
sustained, in the loss of that able min
lister. He replied. Mo- But beine
much affected at the singular intelli.
geace. he inquired of him the day and
the time of the day when his departure
/ took place. To this his friead replied
This afternoon. at twenty-five minutes
after 3 o'clock"
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Esfete.f A56y Sanders, asx ss..

Esfafe.f A66y Sanders, ass ST.
C'TATE OF LOUIS1ANA.-Dis,r.ct Court,
~ Parish of ST. Mary. - Whereas. HIRAM
ANDERSON, Of the parish OF So. Mary. Ad-
min stra,or Of sa estate, has tiled In this court
his final account Of his admin s.raton Of the said
estate. together with his petition, pey.ng that
the same may be honoioga,ed, md that he be
discharged as adm n straror aforesa d.:
Notice is therefore gwen TO al whom Il doth
or may concern. to show canse, if any they have,
within ten days from the date thereof, why the
prayer Of said pet toner should not be granted.
". FOURMY, Clerk.
Clerk. Office, Mar q. 1851.
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Rox.xcK Krs ReAILrE- Levi.

RoNAxcE IN REAL LIFE-The Lewis
bug fPa) Chronicle. announce the
marriage, on the !ith inst. OF John
] J,hnson and Mrs. Maria Miller. OF
Chillesquaque township, and tells the
following romantic story respecting the
happy paif.-The groom. who now
works at the boat-yard here. was former
ly sesfaring man, The briie Is from
S nth Carolina: anil her father. and
her former husband both Of whom have
been deal many years. were lEealthy
Planters. S,me five yedn Ago. the
y,ung wi low made visit to England,
in c,mpany with her brother, a S,nth-
ern gentleman of fortune. and on the
retn, n voyage they embarked on ves-
sci in which the groom was serving as
a common sailor. By some accident
she was knocked overheard in the har-
bor of Liverpool. sank to the bottom
and was given up for lost. Our hero,
however. dill not abandon the search.
A slight change in the position Of the
vessel discovered her. the water being
remarkably clear. lying on the ground,
twenty fe.t below the surface. and ap-
parently DEAL He instantly plunged
10 the bottom. seized her BY the hair.
and brought her TO the top: large
lock of hair being pulled out in the at
tempt, nd which is still preserved
After some hours Of persevering exer-
ton. she was finally brought to and
perfectly restored She was deeply
grateful to the preserver Of her life.
and on the eAomeward voyage she
formed a strong attachment for hun. and
union for life was resolved upon. Their
plans we're, however. frustrated. and
for several years they never met. In
the meantime her fortune became i'm.
paired. SSme three or four months age
she heard of his location here. and
imme lately came on from Charleston
I, see him. Her uncle. however, over
took her and carried her back. She
came on again, some three weeks ago
bnt was confined to bed for some timt
by sickness. Recovering. on last Sab
bath evening the long deferred nuptia
knot was tied. and the rescuer and res
cued are now united in life-paituer
shin, for better or for worse.
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~ Mr.. Galloway who has returned
TO Manchester from the distant colony
Of Port Natal. has received two samples
of cotton Of his own growth, which he
has submitted 10 the Manchester Cham
Der Of Commerce. The seed tAmeli-
can Sea lsland) was sown in September.
October and November l643, and the
picking extended from March OF April
10 June, lS49. When Mr.. Galloway
left Natal, in January. tho plants were
again bearing, more fully. and with
better promise than last year
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9~11ss cNmUgRs
THE EDITOR.

- - rur cnTrOR
Must humbly crawl upon his knees,
And kiss the hand that beats hum;
Or, Il be dare attempt to walk,
Must toe the mark that others chalk,
And cringe to all who meet him!
IL
: Too much morality you have
3E1a Too much about religion:
Give % sume witch and wizard tales,
OF aPshod ghosts with inns and scales,
gt Or feathers like pigeon
3 ,,
Those monrsrous fashionable lies
.sE = skhes wosdss those novels.
: Composed Of kiagh and queens, and 'ords'
e AID border wars = ioIh.c hords,
That used to liSe IN hoveis.
3 OF such conscuaded love-sick stud,
s@ To craze the fair crration:
Give n some recent foreign news,
OF Russians, Turks. the Greeks and Jews,
Or any other nation"
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NgS0.sIR Aw9.

Br NAssEsIEs. A GERMAN JESUIT.
M Wnften In If57.

+i'ii Wnttn ia 1857.
"Of all my wives.r sal King Minus
q Ssmiramis. :. il is you love best
Noae hare charms and zraces ike you.
and for you would willingly resign
them all"
Let the king consider well what he
eavs.n replied Semiramis. What if
were to take him at his wordr'
Do So" returned the monarch !:
"while beloved BY you. | am indifTer-
ems 10 others"
- q So. then. if I asked it" said Semira-
mis-, you would Danish all your other
wives and love me alones should be
alone your consori. the parfaker Of your
power, and the Qneen Of Assyria !"
- ..Queen Of Assyria! Are you NOT 50
alreatly,' said Minus, since you reign
by your beauty over its king :"
~ - No-no.r answered his lovely mis-
tress; Il am at present only a slave
whom you love. l reign not; I merely
charm. When give an order. you are
consulted befare l am obeyed.n
!" And TO reign. then, you think SO
great pleasure =
- Yes. 10 one who has never expert
eneed it.n
.And do you wish thento experience
Il! Would Jon like to reign few days
n my placer
~sls Take care. o King! do not offer too
nuch."
sNo. repeat IL" said the captiva.
I'D monarch. g WonM you ike, foI
& -A.9.
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.Saccesaoa 4s A66y Sanders, dc DE-
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-Cour de
T. District, Par,sse Ste. Marie-Auendu que
HIRAM ANDERSON, de cet.e paroisse, Ad-
m ssrateur de II susd te succession, enr gistre
dams ce,te cour son eompte final de son adm s
traton. a;nsi que sa p'tton, demandant que ie
dit comp,s sof homolgas. ct gull soft decharge
des devoirs de son administration:
Avis est par le pr sent donns tous eeux Gun
celia peut cancerner d'avoir dsduire dams le DIX
jours qui suivren, Ia date du pr sent avis les ra-
sons ts aueunes lis on.l pour leslueles IL ne se-
rat pas fait droit 81 demande.
J.v. FOURMY. Grefier.
Bureau du Grefiier, le % May, 1850.
Estate Of Robert W. SfsUart, dhs7se4.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA.-Dis.rict Court
- Parish OF ST. Mary.-Whereas ]. A TE>-
SER, OF the parish Of ST. Mary. Admin
traitor Of sad estate, has filed IN this court a
tabeau of distribution and account OF settlement
Of said estate together with his petition, pray rs
the, the same may be h,molcga.ed and srp,osr-,i
Notice is therefore gwen 10 those w.l'ip 1; t.it
or may concern, to show cause, Il any they have
-.-ssh- <,.rs frnna the date thereof, why ths
prayer OF said petit .oner should COZ W Sd
J.v. FOuRMY, Clerk.
Clerks Oficr, May q. 1850.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
A NrHoNY w BAKER, dttoraey-at- Laao
n nppos te th. Co,rt Horse Frank n. Nj

hyiLLtAni L. DIV iuHI, A.for9ey at La@',
w has removed hs otiice to the front room
over the store lately occupied by Messrs. Hare y
Birdsal, at the corner Of Main and Jackson
streets. M2I-3m&
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CHINESE PsoposA SAILS o. MA7RIacE.-
Whel a &c ltieman feels desirrus of ta-
king II ,l,im self wife. he sen Is to
paternal heal Of s,me family Contain
ing daughters. for specimens Of the
sizes of their feet. with the prices at
tachel Ole fit is valued at perhaps
tw, thausan.l delIars. the next smallest
At five thousand. and 50 forth. according
to the Market, After the foot (,r la "
to whom 1t bei6hgsl is chosen, she is
sent in Sc Ian chair to the intended
husbands house. he meets her at the
door. looks into the vehicle to take a
view Of the fair one and, it she suits
his taste, he admits her. As soon as
she passes his threshold she becomes
his lawful wife; bnt if he likes not the
Il II. he shuts the door, and she is car
ried whittier she came.
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nfSsOLUTION.-The c,fartnership here
~ tofore existing under the style Of CARES Y
BARNARD is this day dissolved By mutual con-
sent An early sest ement Of all accounts -
therefore earnestly requested.
10 Each Of the late partners is empowered
10 use the name Of the nrin IN IIquidat'on
ALFRED GATES,
JOHN BARNARD.
Fmnkrn Saw-Arill. April %. 1850. milo
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a somewhat find and jealous wife,
whose sn spici,ns Of psccaiilloes had
Often beeu cavalierly met BY her hus-
band storbin1 her month with saying.
'.Oa that 81 HE CROW for you to pick, !. .
came u last % her dying bed, round
which stood her n0uFning spouse and
6ne young family. Hsavin9 heavy
SIGH she thus addressed the former =
Is Nv dearest Charles. cannot depart
in pes6ktwithout confisling to you the
secret q a inconstancy-the only one
0f~Aich was ever guilty towards you
but-but il shocks mo % confess that
one of these dear children - yours =
H1rrible exclaimed the med hus.
boRd. which Of them j. y Chat docs not
call ms fathers That replied the faint
Ing wife. that il = nice crow for you
to picksn @ 81 -.
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