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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15
DIR HOOFI.4.ND'S CELEBRATED
German ESi(1crS,


Prepared by Or. c. N. LlCkSO.N, at the GR.1LLN'Y
.HEDICLNE STORE, No. 800 .1rch St, Phira.
WILL elcctually Liver Complaint, Jaundice Dys
w pepsa, Chronic Nervous Debility, Disease of the
Kidneys and all diseases arising from Disodcrly Liver
Somach,-such Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullncss of
Blood TO the Head Acdity OF the Stomach, Nausea Heart
bun Disgust Tor Food Fullness weight the Stomach
Sour Fluctuations, Sinking Fiuerng the Pit the
Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried and Difficult
Breathing, Futtcrng at the Heart Choking Sufocatng
sensations when in Lying Posture, Dimncss OF Vision
Webs before the Sight Fever and Duh pain in the Head
Deficiency of Perspraon Yellowness OF the Skin and Ey
Pain in the Side, Back, Chest Limbs &c., Sudden nushc Of
Heat Burning the Flesh, onstant Imagnings of Evil and
Great Depression of Spirits,
The genuine entirely Vegetable and free from Alcohol
ic Stmuant Syrup, Aoes Rheubarb aiome, Acids, and
all Mineral and Injurious Ingredients they pleasant in
taste and smell and mild in their operations gripping
giving uncancss they give strength the whole sys-
TEN whilst they drive from disease They be admins
tered To the most delicate infant with perfect safety
For sale Wholesale and retail at the German Medicine
Store, No l20 Arch Street. door below SIXTH late
21S Race Street Philadelphia and ny
DAVID II. LYMAN, Lynchburg,
And hy respectable dealers generally hrous bout the
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15
DIR. KUHL'S MEDICINE,

A Il Y S S Nj MIX URE
EHOR Colds, Influenza, Cosveness. Piles Affection of he
l. Kidney and Bladder, Gravel Sc., Fluor Albus eak-
ness and ct her Female Complaints
REFERENCES.-Ir. Kuhl's numerous Agents have
transmitted To him, the most gratifying testimonials all in
the same terms that the Abyssina Mixture is cfca
cious, and surpascs all other medicines DR. kuh
the communications which have recently been published
from gentlemen who have been Agents Tor number of wears
In North Carolina: Philcr * YorSc Concod A. s d. w
lioneycut, Gold Hills Major Dugald Mcl)ugald Moore
cCuny Col. j. NJ. A. Drake, Ashcbpro'; C. c. Puuh Gas
ton, Jones, Watson Co, Chapel Hill; Dr. James r. Cal
lm, Druggist, Milton: Woollen Brannocl Wentworth;
DIR j II Hawlcy, lawfey's Store p O., Sampson county
In Virginia: Col {. d. Bennett, Pittsylyana C. H.; Kirby
Anderson, Laurel Grove, Pttsyl, ania count George
Barr, p NJ, Abingdon; Dr. III ]. Obenehain Buchanan;
Alfred 4. Wib1n, Charlotte {. H.; Dr. w H. HaseItine
Martinsburg; Saml pinkle Orange {. IL; T.. H. Akin,
son, .ynchburg, &c
Ertract Of communication ToccirCd from Col C. d
bennett. al PHtsyirdnja c. H., IA
The Ahyssna Mixture has long been disposed Of
and the patients had to procure il from other agencies 1t
has gwen an umlvallcd satisfaction and relapse has
occurred The cured persons recommend ii only in the
highest terms to other patients but warrant il to Them in
recent cases that would them in four DAYS if they
kept strictly to the directions
9y-Price per bottle Is cents, 81 %, and - So
AGENTS:
F.. H. Atkinson, Marshall House, Lynchburc
Major VIM. Ieitwich, Otter Bridge
\. Pierson Y Co, Stoner's Store.
Edmund White, Big Lick
Geo. w Shanks, Salem.
j. Nj. Phelps, New Market
Geo. ", A. Rainc, Appomatox c. H.
WIN, Jones' New Store.
w II. Middleton, Druggist FarmyilIc
Thos llickson, do do
Jan li-wiy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15
.NeOXxCE.
All kinds of Country Produce.
IL. L.. TINSLEY,
GROCER AND COMMISSION AGENT,
LYNCHBURG, VA,


As in store and is receiving general stock of Goods TO
L which he would call the attention of purchasers In
his stock may be iound-Sugar, Coffee, Teas, Salt Iron,
Nails, Steele, Moasses, Mackcel, Lead and Shot, Coffee
Mills, Curry Combs Spades, Shovels and general assert
ment of Hardware Stone Ware, Wooden Buckets, Cast
ngs assorted Table Cutlery, Tea and Table Spoons, Meal
Stters Cassmeres, Cloths Linen and Cotton Goods Summer
Goods Tor pan,aoons and vestings Naneens, Apaccas,
Gnghams, Lawns, 200 bolts Caicoes, Irish Linen, Domcs-
ties all widths, both brown and beached Bed Ticking,
Plaid Cotton Silk and Cotton Handkochcfs Combs, Palm,
Silk and Fur Hats, large assortment of mems and LADIES'
Shoes fine Boots besides other goods too ted
Gus to mention All want call from pure hasers to IN
sales, am determined, cash. TO sell as low, not
low er than any house in town. Try
April 29-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15

nv r HAVE on hand good assortment OF BlacSsmitl,s
w Bellows, Anvils hscs, Slcdgo and Hand Hammers
Stone Hammers, Cast Steel Hand Drill and Striking Ham.
mcrs, Cast Steel Hammer Monlds, Stock Die Screw
Plates Files and Rasps Crow Bars, Picks, Maitocks Tape
Lines, Broad, Chop and Hand Axes; Halter Trace and
Stone Chains; Hand, Crosscu and Pi, Saws Horse Shoes
Horse Shoe Nails,
5000 lbs. octagon and Square Cast Steel
Shear and German Steel
10 Colts Rope,
100 dozen Sho,els and Spades and many other articles
which we anxious to sell ON liberal terms.
Feb 2S-tf GREGORY x ROYA.I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15


beg call the attention Of their friends both IN town
and country and all others trading in lynchburg to their
new Groceries, recently purchased on the most Ia
vorale TERMS aud comprising the usual yafety together
with handsome assortment OF Dry Goods suitable Tor the
Spring and Summer trade.
New Orleans, Porto Rico, Clarified single and double
fined Sugars Java Rio and Lagura Coffee; Rice N. Or
leans and West India Mola.ses Vinegar Spice, Pepper
Ginger, Mustard Copperas Nails rallow, Adamantne and
Sperm Candies brown yarcgated and fancy Soaps Soda,
Starch, Gunpowder, Imperial, Pouchong and blk Teas,
Window Glass sxi0 aud I0sl2 painted Buckets Brooms,
Powder and Shot Foocap, Letter and Wrapping Paper,
Pocket Knives Knives and Forks, Toilet Tuck and Side
Combs Pad and Stock Locks, Curry Combs, Cotton and
Wool Cards, Shove Spades and Forks, Tea Kettles Fry
ing Pans Meal Siners, Coffee Mills, Scythe Blades, Trace
Chains Shoe Thread and Brushes Backing, bsered, cast
and shear Steel Al and Ga Brown Cotton Cotton Drill
ling, Bed Ticking, baehed Domestic Oznaburgs No. and
2 striped and checked Cotonade, plaid ind dnll Pant Stuff
Marion Tweed, Apron Checks, Burlaps Nankeens, Brown
Holland Irish Linen, Alpaca, Cambria cooured and white,
Plaid Ginghans, plain and fancy Ne,ng, style Prints,
Bingham Lawns Croton and Corded Summer Coating,
ton and silk H'fs fancy silk Cfayats gum and webb Sus-
penlcrs, Spool Cotton coonred and white Sewing Silk.
blk and white Thread coat, vest and pant Buttons, Pins
and Needles, Umbrellas, Ginghams and Cambric-bcsdes
many other articles too tedious TO enumerate all OF which
determined to offer low they be bought at
any house in this place. All ask is trial and will
the crcduous that Goods cheap
the cheapest and good the best Terms cash,
change for country produce. JOHN RENELY,
Aprili- JOHN +. SMOOT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15

LNNE PASSENGER STEAMER HERMANN, w
Il ). Summers master, viii leave kanawha Salmes every
saturday morning al NJ and arrive at Cincinnati ON
Sunday at 7. M. and .ouisy at IL p. NJ Returning
VIII leave Louisville on Monday at II NJ and Cincinnati
on Tuesday AT II NJ and viii continue during the sea-
son Should the low stage of water the H. running
the tine light draft steamer WM PHILLIPS, will as
sumo the place of II that passengers may rely the
punetnality nj those boats.
For Freight Passage appy To Cant ON board or T.,
j. II. MALONE 10 mile house,
Mossrs. SMITH, WAl.kEK X CO, Ia. Salines,
WHITAKER x SONS, Charleston
Nh Persons having Slaves that going West, will
hn to their al, anage To take these Boats to ouis
vile thc'hy avoiding the difficulty oireshppmg Gin
[ cnnat
MAY 2-3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15

FOR THE CANAL. AND RAIL ROAD.
w have in store and to which shall be adding in ev
w cry few days, large stock of Provisions and Uten
sis suitable for Contractors which will he sold
on as accommodating terms in tins market
10000 lbs Bacon,
10 hlds w. | Moasscs,
$4,000 lbs round, square and bar Iron sizes
:, 800 lbs. cast, German and shear Steel,
275 kegs Nails and Spikes
$50 LIZ. Crow Bars and Sledge Moulds,
200 Shovcls,
so Picks,
dozen patent Axes,
200 kegs Dupont's Blasting Powder,
$4,000 eet Safety Fuse,
, bales Maniilo Rope
$50 Blankets
II barrels No 3 MacSerol
- boxes common Manufactured Tobacco
Jan ITS McC0RkI,E& SIMPSON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15
ANTHONY & EMERsON's
DOUBLE ACTING ROTARY CHURN

I'VE attention OF all Darymcn and persons interested in
good butter, Is solicited The
OF the above n,enIon feeling confident that upon in,
CATION and trial. VIII be pronounced the practical and
&pn,mon Gurn brought before a dscrimna ing
public. The abundant testimonials the approba-
ton, and the spontaneous acknow led gmens oil all
the Cbnm IN operation, oreAamine sprineipes furnish
Ulc pryof al Is merits.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15
BINGHAM

TO PIT iSBuRG, AND ALI. POINTS ON THE IVES
TERN WATERS, VIA THE BALTIMORE AMI
SuSQl EiANNA RAIL ROAD, AND PENSSYINA.
MA CANAL.
ID ESpEtTFt1.lY informs The Merchants OF .ync,-
burg, that they prepared To receive and for
ward all kinds Of Merchandise 10 pittsburg, given
destination on the Western Waters, by the above route,
favorable terms, and In short time, any responsible
linc.
All Goods received at Blmofc and the Trc Oh, and
aeeung on them thther paid, and follow them their
destined point, without charge for Commission bray
age haraPe, either al Baltimore Psburg received
Steam Boat at the latter freight ca per 100 his
All ar@er strictly adhered and the interest Of the ship
per faithfully attended 10, both Baltimore and in Pitts
burg by procuring ghl down the river the lowest
ftut rates
REFER TO
Messrs. NJ langhofne Sons,
Ami-tcad X tab1nlss,
- NleGafkio & simpson, .ll,a u
Jesse Hare. ESP, ''9 'S'""'E = "a
Pleasant abby, "
Seth llalsey
Mcssrs. Warwick. Bf0thQtsS. Co.
" Henry ludlam & Co,
L.. u. trenshaw Il Bro. -, ,
ThamasJ Name, lsq, n''"'ho''' va
Alfred :. Ire,
James Thomas, If
JAMES WILSON, A6'T.
No. I51 North Howard street.
baltimore, Md.
81 NGllNMS 4 DOCK, rrorricors, Philadelphia
WM. BINGHAM, -" Phtsbufg.
Fob 2s-Gm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15
xSNCLiHshNns Female (O1ycgiMfc III
SfifsffP,

'lE Fall Session OF this Institution will commence on
"Wednesday, 18th July. 1t is important that young La
dies wishing to enter, be present the first day OF the
SION JNO C.. BLACKWELL.
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
The exercises OF the first al this Institution,
VIII take place "Wednesday. the 10th July. Also, Mr.
John Howard of Richmond will deliver the address before
the society OF young Ladies. Musical Concert will be
gwen tot public on the day preceding.
June l7--tlA JNO G. BLACKWELL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15
COR N.IGE.

CORU.IGE.
~ Fare now receiving on consignment, large lot of
ped cords, Cotton and Hemp Plough Lines, Irvine,
C. Having made arrangement with the hest fac
fcs IN tue State we will he constantly supplied with Cor
dage, and will sell In lots at factory prices
JOHNSON, YOUNGER & SMITH.
April 25--ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15
.H0rc than I,CGnfy Thousand persons
hare been Cared.


When however, the skin becomes locked up from sudden
changes OF weather. any undue application of cold all the
h"mos and vulent particles the blood with
rogue oil diseases the result We have under such cir
'uihce discovered remedy that will open the pores
ana assist The body to cast cd any offending humors 1t is
mcAllS FRS AII.IIEAIING OINTMENT, or the
Nolb+'S SAINE 1t opens those avenues through
MhH l' ult eaifts oh the impurities within and thus
eNes the NY oi disease. 1t Is thus that it Consump
uoh Scfolaa, Fe,cfs, Erysipelas Asthma Salt Kheun
"N itadache, Clumsy, Sore Throat, Rhcumatism Scald
i"h IN the hest, Side and Backs Dyspepsia, Poisons
sore breast Deafness, Cuaneous Erupions Sore Eyes In
,imnatlon oi the Bowels knncys, and Brain; Burns hill
pans, iics Worms Agues, Cold Feet, Liver Complaint
'ees, all Fever Sores, and Inilamnaons OF every kind
without destroying the OF the stomach as is seneray
done by the introduction and continuance of pills and other
nosirums. ~ ~
10y acting upon this principle that is prov to one
' the most extraordinary medicines the world ever saw
us success IN curing disease is altogether unprecedented in
the annals OF medical jurisprudence.
ms we might demonstrate by the publication of thou
sands OF certificates from individuals OF high standing in all
paris OF the United States. who have experienced lis AS
ioNlSiilNti FL FICACY in the healing the most al
ctng maladics TO which mankind subject Bu, we ap-
peal to candid and enlightened public and only ask that
the numerous cures which being effected by this ont-
ment wherever has been used may for it that
ation which moritstha due attention be paid TO he III.
ectons contained in The envelopes in which the boxes Of
Ointment are enclosed well The Circulars in the hands
oil our agents. For sale by JOHN II. SEAY,
rco -h--"ly Agent Tor Lynchburg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15

,ohN MEai.-We receive regularly, twice week, a
~ supply Of CORN MEAL, which is always fresh; An
IN want OF meal will call and try.
juno Cts. SNIITUSoN & ST\ru,M
4 LARGE LOT MOI MAIN LIME in barrels
~ Mar IS r J ErIInIs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15
AGRICUL
From the American Farmer.
WORK FOR TIE MONTH

As July il The harvest month Of mast If the wheat
cr1wieg states shall nol DELAY Agricultural fri nds
in preliminary remarks, bit cme at once 10 hse lb1fs
which claim nrec deree
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15
NEW CONCERN.
GUGGENHEIMER & UNTERMYER

o WhIch arc olllod AZ unusually loW picos CAL and
usand We tccl assured that Won Will he pleased with
es as Nollls Goods, are determined 10 sell low
Ahg purchased Tor cash They also receiving SPLEEN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15
Materials and Provisions


81 Gregory s Royal have the Churns Ion sale
Jan 2S-ts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-02

OUTRAGE by A FATHER uPoS us DAraurER.
.On FRIDAY last man by the name oi iona,
ibsn Monroe, of Seekonk, attempted most brutal
outrage upon his own daughter, Rirl aged about
10 ears Of age. The facts detailed by the sxam,-
nsiion show depth Of dcprayiiy almost unParsl.
leled IN the annals Of crime. II seems that the
brutal father has for several months past been
making every attempt 10 sed1ce his own daugh-
trT-tometmes making threets OF violence Il she
refused TO comply, and sometimes ityiug TO hre
her 10 commit the horrible crime Of incest. She
he's steadily 7, fused all his brberies and threats
until Friday, when he attempted by force what hs
he'd fsiled TO accomplish by other means. The
sItenp' was made while she and her father we're
~ d brought her mother 10 her assistance. Tse
brutal faiher Yves examined yesierdiy and fully
ccumitted fOr TRIAL Monroe " said TO have
been loosed upon heretofore rs resre ctahle man.
and his ssmily sre highly so.-Prov'fe"ct OK ~
bhrvs, dvy ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-02

hAcKRrEL.-We have never known fresh mack
erel so scarce in this market, in the season for
them, as they have been this year. Up to the pre-
sent time, good mackerel suitable for the table,
have found the way here; and considering how
very desirable they are in dog days AZ an article OF
food, u rs quite a calamity to the lovers OF good
hsh Some attribute the scarcity of mackerel IN our
bay. TO the presence Of the blue fish, which, within
afew years, have visited our shores and rivers IN
great abundance. From the movements OF the blue
fsh in our river, and their savage treatment Of all
the smaller fish which come in their way, we are
not surprised that the mackerel should give them
here, but the arrivals Of fares saled once, this
season, have been very small Yesterday made
thirteen days since we had an arrival Of tshiag
craft with nsckerel ef any description, either from
our bay or from the Bay Chaleur. We think they
cannot he plenty upon eny OF the usual i.hing
grounds. lfthey are not taken more penuidlly IN
the course Of the next six eight weeks the catch
must be very limited, and the season an unpro.
piiious for those engaged in the mackerel
fishery. -Nurbpryport Herotd, dsg 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-02
BaIkRobcr( orRorer) sl5 90 Bark Susan. ... SIS 90

SALE or DURHAM CATTrE.-A sale Of short horn
cattle, owned and bred by ]. f. Sheafe, Esq here
toloTe advertised in the agricultural papers, took
place at New Hamburg. Duchess county, yester-
day. The attendance of breeders and amateurs
was large, embracing many gentlemen from New
Jersey, Long leland. the river and Western coun-
ties of this State. The bidding was very spirited,
and the whole thirty.four head were sold for hand
SEINE prices
The bids upon which they were struck OF were
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-02
TheRtrIcRIs Abroad.

IL is fumored that Miss Harriet Reeves, sister
Of the English tenor, Mr.. Sims Reeves, is about TO
make her debht as a vocalist RepoT, speaks fa-
vorably OF her voice and talent.
A new opera, by Mr.. Edward Lodel, the COM
poser of the Night Dancers" and other works
Of great merit, is about be produced at the prin-
cipal lyrical theatre al Brunswick.
As the season in London is drawing TO its close,
il receives a new impulse from the very successful
5cbdt Of young and interesting vocalist, Madame
Fiorentini, who made her first appearance in Lon
don on Tuesday night, the 18Th ult. Highly lauda-
tory accounts Of her performance in Berlin, and
before the Court at Potsdam, are contained in the
German papers, and, in some measure, prepared
the public for display Of superior talent; but,
sidtrng the many failures that have followed bril-
liant antcipatons, aud the arduous character she
attempted that Of Norma-so striking a success
that OF Tuesday night could hardly have been
expected Madame Florentini has soprano voice,
reaching from to ID in alt, of admirable quality;
her notes remarkably equal throughout the regis
ter, the lower and middle tones being full and
mellow, while the higher singularly clear,
sweet, and telling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-02
uesms. brown. shipIey 6. CO.'S Circular.

LtNInfOnit II. K.
The Asia arrived early the morning OF Saturday
the 18th inst bringing rather favorable accounts
Of the weather In the United States and creating
panic 10 cotton market with decline NJ fully I'D
per Id In the middlins and lover descriptions whilst
In some instances, sales have been made at "a per
10, below last quotations Fair quality being rcs
lively scarce has better maintained i,s value; but
sales could not be made TO any extent at the quota
tiops, which sre-Far Orleans, 81 a sd fair Up
lands and Mobiles, SD middliDg, ~ "a, with
average daily sales Of 500 bales
Our corn market IL very quiet, and prices without
any change EXCEPT for Indian corn, which IL Cd per
quarter lover.
L,vrrrooL M.ntrr, Angus. o-rea: Our market
has been active during the pact week Nearly the
whole Of the cargo Of the Lord Hsrdnge has been dis
posed Of by private contract. The congous from IL
1kd TO Ia Sd pekoes. from Ia 4fd. 20 2s gunpev-
ders. Is. okd to "a Cd common congous current
10 hage old Costa kce sold Tor export at t2s Cd No
inquiry for native Ceylon. American ProvisiorH Bs-
con Il In steady dem md. aud sales are TO fair
sxtent st last weeks rates. Lard has b.en less
scale With prices unchanged Fine cheese Il scarce,
and wanted the ordinary descriptions nov Offering
being scarcely ssleable except at very Low prces;-
bacon 2ss 20 S0s per cvt lard 33s. ID. TO 33s Cd
she~ee ses. TO 3ss. Dye~Oods-rhe market continues
arm, but there 10 alteration In prices Drysslte-
res-No cbsbfs In drysslteries but there u steady
business doing Hidesyery full prices for all kinds,
especially for brined descrp ti0nsin salted no sales
woe-This market continues very active both Ia for
sgp and home woods and prices are fully support
cd considerable sales have been effected In Lisbon,
Peruvian, ke at very full prices and the market IL
very bare Of good useful foreign woods OF al dcscrp
tions Me,sis-rhere is no change In the iron mar
get; the demand for Welsh aud stafordshire is good
and prices remain ss before. Comrson bar iron has
been In rather better request and the price n rather In
favor OF the seller Scotch pigs ere very dull OF sale
3s Cd per ton the price Of mix ID numbers but amos,
demand Tin plates are In active request q. foil
rates. No change In other metals
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-02

ANOTHER CLERICAL 1NrosroR "A person repre-:
sennpg himself ss Baptist clergyman, presented
his credentials lately which were probably forged,
TO the citizens Of Hardwick, VI, and after spend
ing few weeks at the houses OF several OF the
inhabitants proposed to unite himself TO respect
able young lady OF that village. He was so de.
sirous that all the formalities Of courtshp should
be laid ASIDE that the parents aud friends OF the
young lady became suspicious, and objected TO the
marriage, but without avail, and they were united
ct the house 81 a minister. The newly married
couple returned TO the house OF the bride, and
were about taking their departure for a distant 10
cation, where the bridegroom pretended he was
about to locate himself, when the parents Of the
bride interposed, and prayed their child not to leave
them. When the bridegroom saw that he could
not prevail on his bride TO 60 against the wishes Of
her parents, by his abusive language he exposed
bis true character, end The poor broe oegan TO DIS
cover her mistake. The bridegroom departed,
hesIing all and various kinds OF ahrse upon the
family. and has not since been seen. Twenty-fo
bours, however, had not passed, ere news was re-
c.iy.d hst he had slready =, lssst one wife living
Besien Tids-ier, deg ~,