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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-29

what they are, and you can give them to some Of
my folks If you please. One red Bible, cost me .
collar one gold pencil and cord and gold heart on
ne cord; one red pocketbo0k or porte .monnae;
two miniaturesor Isuppose you ought to have her's
although paid for both-but make you present Of
1t. Remember that you killed US both Servia would
Iever have Turned against me without your consent
Something else: One gold dollar, one gold ring or
'wo forget whi,h az another lot Of small ssnfY-
rather too small for q dead man to look up
II fear that you may 60 crazy on this; but you are
not so much to blame a. some offers They are
t ones that ought to 60 crazy. Here they n
most ruined two pretty families. 1t Is no use for
them 10 ceny this. But seeing that l, Henry N.
Sargent, have goIe from this hard world, and SELL
harder people, and took along viii me one that
love more than tongue or pen can tell-Servills
JoIes-I am not afraid TO say who think me u
the distm bance. i think and know that Bsrdctt's
folks made their part, for have seen enough when
have been there to convince me; and they will
prosper accordingly should Ike 70 ask hee L abs
thinks she will get TO heaven where she lots ~
much on going. l can see her through. Think II
this, ye men and women that NEEDLE with other
young '0lks' love sffara Do you feel any better
than You would IL and she had lived and be
TO do with il; but your old age was not quick enough
for this boy! and Sevvilia told you did not speak
well Of me or any Of my folks always used you
well, for what know. Coed bye, hypocrite.
IAN people, take warning BY this and avoid the
strir gs Of love as you would the angel Of death.
"Please read this TO them all, and you will accom-
MEDIATE me, HENRY N. SARGGNr.
Mother, don't mourn for me, for II win do no
good You just think Of it. aud you will see that
did right and the best thing could do. Stay at
home and live easy. Good by
"Dsnel, you are over at Milford, l suppose, and V
IL chance II You see me alive again. Do the besk
you can. You will settle with Joseph, and about
that wood lot Give him something
"Jobn and Edward, what shall put On your pageS
Don't mourn for me, Emira, but pray for me. You
help Joseph to read this, for wrote II in my room
last night, without FIRE, and sat up all night.
Give my love TO Franklin and Charlotte. Good BY,
u! / trust that You viii read this to them"
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smashed into fragments. In six months from this
date you vii not pe able to carry on the business Of
tie country
"And how am to get out Of such snarl, Sam"
Easy enough; send your Cabinet to dell flying.
Get nd OF your Maroys, your CushiDgs, your
Guthres Davises, and such cattle, and All about
you the purest most patriotic, and most iniiueatai
men ia toe two sections Show that you intend to
stand by the country and the country will stand by
ysu.'
a new Cabinet will have but very little moral
weight or power My removed of my present men
will show that they Are mere creatures OF nv will"
"And ttat is what you waot more THAI anything
else, just now; you want to sho y the country thN
yen have got ell Of your own, They don't believe
IT how; bat, l say, the fog has gone. and tue wind
sweeps down this bridge though it just said good
morning TO sn iceberg. Suppose we walk sleng to-
wards tie town.
Il an not cold. The President don't need an
6vercost; hs blood Is kept in such fever the whole
tire that he can't get chilly; but We may IS well go
omen, as Napoleon woule have said Il be was here"
We walked along up, until we reached Pennsyl-
yana avenue. While on the way remarked =
Although You seem friendly to the HRsALD,
Marcy has his orpsn-the U~ion--which grinds ont
any tune lie names. Now, which is your OH ,ial
paper
up in the HERALD"
:" Never mind me- Suppose you were to receive
treaty from Mexico In advan ,e OF anybody else who
would you send il TO 10 have 1t spread before the
public in advance Of any other paper The New
Y ,rk Tines, suppose?'
"Oh! DO; that's Sunday paper. I'd send Il TO
your cousins paper"
What, TO Charley Greene? he amt no near
cousin OF mine. You mean the Boston Post Why,
that paper aims no account"
"The Boston Post aint no account Why, you
must have been asleep. 1t s the greatest paper ever
published In the United States. Il Is the great
demo rac paper Of the North, and circulates every
where. Why, did you never hear Of Charley Greene's
iekes2 Hepublishes en all in the Boston Post. II
Is the model paper"
You amsse me have heard Of the paper, but
/ have never seen q copy"
lyon Just ak Sid Webster 10 show you ons-and
he keeps list; and II you would like TO subscribe
you can do 70 at the White House."
ooh! no; haven's the brAds TO spare. sup
pose you think n Of IL that you aid It little
bit just for friendship sake2"
"Oh! 10. told Campbell be might send oircu.
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PROFESSOR MORSE'S
Inviporating Elixir or Cordial.

WINTER, it'll its gic tog9 and trosts
and adds greatly the OF dyspepsia and other forms
by stimulating the appetite thout ImPart-
inpt to tone and v""" -
Commanding tonic "n' ~ Sf ~, s,C
son 1siix;r needed BY all WI" '
trou, any phase of nervous die"aSe OK nun
-. ~ IN II stimulates all the organs conn., -,
toria II 4iyeston regulates the low 81 'hc
he solv er OF tt1e sas'ii1 =
o' - tho duids and prevents the system ron i"F
actVits Il ,nant ana sluggish condition when ,"
+ - chor,,teriZas the winter months 49,,
fyon the Fl silitv and tenderness q NV il At ri.
s,nsitIye to cola, often suffer " III
f az =, ant Of an e>hiIarant which VII II. -,
,ctivitv of circulation and mus mon ,s hi h
4 49, J.. ;rrerularity of OF the fun Tons "fo' 49,
their health depends. a--,,.ra.el in mint bot
The Cordial is PUT NJ h'ghiy 80, to for FIVE DO liars
SIX or tweive doiiai 5. . n roN(, proorietor,
1872 Broadway, EeNf J ork
cn,v Druggists tfroughou the United states ana
4. and the West Indies lott
,
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centreville Temperance Meeting.
CExrREvILLE. Ia, Feb. 20 io'i'

CENrREvILLE. Ia. FOO. 20 I07f'
The citizens met pursuant TO adjournment, ''l''
o~,..,,;1ed the meeting bv calling the Key. ,yruS
MT =, the chair Abel Evans was appoihteo o'e
rotary. :,J :, ,r,c,r.
IN, committee heretofore appointed !" P'oyul
speakers desired to be relieved rom i'' w. d -
II a,, = \ SNYDER } r. Doughty ana y
II Kendrick were appointed instead
prof Geo. B. Jocelyn then proceeded % az
dress the meeting in an able aud eloquent s'ye
af'ar Which The meeting adjourned to meet agai
. At the same place in two weeks at which tim@ Rev
: Uoshour is expected TO address the mee''hS.
= CYRUS MUTT, Prest
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p.t.oS.cln.t. LOTTERY.


-. - LeIs mast u r.tulae1 Ie.1Fe my sa =
'',v e ~ ,-,rs 81 Wand state Lottery
eln p >sr <'* q ~ I; ~
at NasF ~ an rece the Ora" tnSt eh
\. ,,I;sr tasa il 81 Furcr a-ed Ne.r HSAs's = -.
Jay - ~, ~, orders = Woae..1 ! "a.
e. 80 = :, Who purchase from u, IN eaen -
" - = " yy-itten explanation, Nth TIE craving
- s,.ts,-,sr.t OF the s-o ant cra"h' -, srlsr
-, ana IN any Of the Msrylsnd S'as
!, III 81 faithfully ana promptly '.i'e"' ~
sent = ali ,vho order tickets
M 7Ss,r ! ro<, D.ite stamps fcr chang ~
W. Vii alvlys rre-q-{ ~. rr.ins the Draw
in1s .,u-+y ana State when yo
order tickets " FRANCE co,
Address Wheeling. Va
March --s4
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ia Ess's HAYS.
SPRIN G. FA HON

: 7 K \ @ \ : Fl o Y )
htroduction dav, saturday. U7A It'll, 1851
~ IL shall introduce Prios style Of Gentlemen
w Hats % urjtV. March isa- The reputation We
have already gained for the ot the best Mole
sdin and Beaver Hat, sufficient guarantee tar the
quality IN. style of Hat this SPrn viii surPiss
beauty an neatness, Ething heretofore oHered
W. ready . orders for the nitro luc
ton day J. II BAhfkA co,
Southwest corner Ma in aud ourth SIS, incinnati
March 3, 1904 HIS
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SPLENDID >CtIE'sEs
oe tho MARYLAND State Lotteries,

FOR MARCH, lo3i
nm ,.,,r attention ~ the following sly IN
NJ r: woa. i, Il. DRAWN DURING iii MY =
or NJ AR ii. 9Th " Ill receive prompt
Any order ~ on-iAered strictly confidential. "
WANAGER'S OFFICIAL $ hEe,' 80 - 90 AMI The printed
lr,ynr certified 10 by the Sta' -. ,,arv is
sionrr viii BE- sen. after the ui47
~, Once are easAA'o
n. - after the drawing
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ARIEL EVANS, Sec'rv.
Council Proceedings.

rr,p,,.Ry The usual resolution LOT fA'.s So,
rue was passed by the Council without tt VI,
sion worth Of personal property TO eaeh y
~ on Tuesday night 1t was io"1u y.
" - reso,utnn was accor ingy 50 amendeo ,r,,r
s. Sidinll wer allowed gu Tor zee AZ So
ma ,,,y case in Circuit and superior o"t o,,ns
,e,n, ,urt has vet given decision - 'h,l ~
r., ,,opcr,y 49, children OF the s''S' 'oi $50
q TN city the cit
pIiver kinsev has commenced s"' sS'
ID ~ t',r,t,rs assessed tn damages 10 De
-, .,ansi,n IL Fifth street, tAroh5 laiA'' =
rho subject Of straighten'ng "a'l'' -
:. ~ me COMMITTEES on streets ,i,. "A Tuesday
re- ~ determined. at its meaths ~
81 ;tb to let grading auf q ,,xcval -
- estimated cost about - t,,,so IN ere
u, " starr. cor huliinS = hA. ,,9 CE,, II
hce"N ~ I,.harans who are going eu''i " -,
on tSo'H " -, - ~ the street W aie'
cost to tho cry - 'o
ycsr t;,,., on Cl,irs reported IN favor o. -,
,,rs Of the citv 81 Eich"oni. ~ rr /, ~
60 rne MAPS will he ~ s"l.n.i -, -. Nrtfoiis
!" ,u,re Frierfs Bn'rlinE ~th'',' "a, ,,,ur,,
lia'h' j No Engiish Iutheran hnft i,,,sre
,'rrra{ In the report. and 'he i'"l
conc =. -. ,,,rint the tomin, summer 81, ~ non
- lr,ndssn Collector e'es ieteA n.i.ral ~
~ -, ia ed by law an t'S 80. ,ia.+,3 II 4.
in th' I'm ,Ja wa Immediately r"-el'e''" "
On y mi his bond Of $500 y = re 'a ~ rtli Puil
'om,i. :. Il e,ruel Pierce as trustee ~ :
~" -. .<pirei, the Council apF''a't' =,
FL that oft'te. .,ro,.s were directed - finish 81
tht ,.,r;,, rs, s,uth eni 81 tr'a i.th ,''e
d.us aai gr', ,i,,.r cc-trr = 70 for loat O. We
bilis 'Sr urrro family. 81 and : daSns IL, IA,
NJ I. Boar !in school, =, We're @i'''e
issue 4 % Monday night week
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NEW HARDWARE STORE!
- vu.5n street, Richmond, Ind


w nd s: =. IN aAs6WAFe s '.s
sad pster. ash and hey p,o2n.t . sc. a. 1
of , ase 1,o s.G n.ss no '
,hes spe.s f,r They haze 90.
Mid T. sRa 1I + :. nj Of
CIV > ,ss c on ss .if ~
: 3 i:.' e s,' B;us Gen aud Dfsh'o
= hide. Pa'ers Leather, bin. Of ...or.,
ri az a.. I'd q, 'ola r., a . ...,..,,,,,
3 ts. rsa,sa and s',8~ "'d .o'''
@ PC. cs s, f "a o r tiss.;
r, IN FAC, Trimmer need. o ~, s
- . al zee e. sa9. =, iza .dv.as hs,p.,
se .[.. s.s ..eha. c.,eh
lie p1ia-: lower dsur than you can ''' - '"'
ard & cv.e. :, .ss S 6. 'ss
80. 'is &c hss An cas nsss: AID s.
D'sw'.f go .es q which TO BE good OF VII r.
f.d N, % .,oe u c 1y .ss Good; cheap
Pc o. Bu,csers Spear Jackson Stub. aad ''hsf
Of M ~ . and GOD O. Rogers
Taae an Ws-ri. Company. Joseph Elliott and O'a'i
rn.e. rges' siors IN. 'a es p,sol. R~.o,
yssssr r!... $40, Bags. Gays and Gun
to- s: g. ' ss. sa. s.o
c.nd tea sss.d eoa.s code. mn.
pan: d. asI fniv.s .... doc, an
TED ~aoasa I'D ., l. RI, end
Il Ns;, s s.s r assa 70
70 ~:n'ns an, nm, as re W:n,.
e .ngasa a, oar s.ns no. citizen:
D waen and surrounding e"nnte. q p 90 ,soroush pr.
@ knoxedse We h.v. no s.'' W., ".
te.,", Ice 70 I a .en represent H. or "" 's''a
Of -. q ss IS MS g g
s. Is F,.ssi ws.'''' Of " sa
next Richmond. January . =
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thanlul Tor the extensive patroua3 have
heretofore received, ant being determined
pains 10 NEXT IA. IIa.rtv o
calling your attention t. stock, veie been
rE enshrd gith almost article IL line
and whch VIII be sold the tIe
Please call before looking elsewhere, think
please you all Very res.e ttully,
Teb IY%BE BARNES
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cannot but respect the cnndor and Independence Of Aunt
Eve, and her that have neither been
closed II lips sealed the train of evil. which follow
the wake Of the first false step the ardent
the guilt does lessen that ot the
humble individual sensible M hu -baud
contribute To- the of this 'nctarou- r
other beng Oi the stockholders road
of whom. perhaps either do consider the
the evil to which they giving life whom
did desirable than the spals /erceu
NJ hu band with would rn"i~" - - .no,n
pfuSc. hence
F"hy " " acc for medicinal and mechanical Ph'i"' -
y ~. IL rs have determine i't . ,,nt ! -
getting up retition' I" 'hi7 ~
signature thereto" =, ,ti.h involve sin vet the
connected with 1t, require NOR ''''' =.
'it, IN discover n which of wv" I'-'' !,
~ IL INC greatest good lahornS 70 fe,L'i H. ~ In IL
az s,ant when ind vilunls and comnuh',' WI -
hands from this pofi'i'n' r. l.. III.
anal J,TaF,
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..,,c,,,,ural Meeting.

Tbare viii j. meeting of the Boari Of Directors o.
he Wayne county Agricultural seq a., -, n.
nnr,oze of making up the premium i's' %, -.
"a and ,rsnsactng such business as may Dc
a'' 90" d. F. HOLLOW AI, President.
". 7. DEx~Is, Ser tary 81
Feb. 10, 1854.
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OrFIcE over The store Of J " Laws Rich
Itvv~S nond, In llama Thankful for the liberal patron
- age heretofore received continuance is re-
sPectfully requested
Ieb ~. 1884 lg-8t'
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r. 40 .. N 4 - a. son, "
PAPER Hangimgs.

~xANf-FAcTURERs and Importers of fapef Hans,ns 80
,,u ONO, keep
ennrra a. o,ncu, 81 all Fsper Borders F.,e ha
he B.sp boAEs ~ -
an OF which they to the trade al the low
q $50. Halls
" do well - Gaming GA VIZ
scfi. efs al ~ - VI H. ''-u 49, - 40-ly
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Valuable Property for Sale.

-. Tr undersigned offers Tor sale ~. hoase SHl III
u. :, par street. where he now res.1e>, 80 -
,Sia r,rts 81 the city Of Ms aF1oI1. az Y : IL
-, - s5I4 on reasonable ter ms A. al
s,4by the SIN lay Ct Nay next rHG<Its EDWARDS
1913.
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-~-v y.g..allSs-Dirt Picks M.'toex d Hanms.s,
: bins hoes ray w DENNIS 60
for sale by
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y OF & l.

~ oraI.n Attachuent was issuei - NJ, 80
\ 49,. a Justice Of the Peace q the county = y I,t
81 rnatas Colin, az 4inst The goo - eiA'etI -,
,>s ,nd elect, Of John TniarhIl l3e 8! sa'e
-p.,rn7. AMI iorsea ~ the c7nstao!e ''-
- v4 named John Tn ierhli has no gooos' -
- found W thin saI,. county e 1tt'Sh
eng = !. - sane tjme ain~t GARRISON Hd.r
- a.. IN ierhllI. Jesse Is n1erht4 ana - - "
I,nna< ,,rnsaeas in the case A. ABOVE 'nt' $3.50,
80 mn -, , IN dav Of March, lo24' AZ ~ g Y
~ =. my otf-a n Economy, Perry t0"'s"ti,, {" -
e,u,.v / VIII proceed - hear and t'si-e " 49,
p,rneha. Colin. whereof the sali Joh 49,
XII ali ;her persons .erne! " Il. tx =, -
Feb --,i~7i
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81 goods line piteia'ed ~
compared we" ny
nd u aud hI@ very
book business -" 40 sell o, ''. "
,rrr ur,0s IN the losses
credit business ~ una
merchant - buy rs BOOK 'i ' @"'
be for him u pifchAse - 'As 49,
! TINS i, on, hu.,po.s ron
fsips pies VIZ 7"a P'"
,Iuru aud tefins asst
publishers - hatih'' VI -
selnl school Hooks IN Tue c"ur "
al other :act ties are uhsnf9a
a. order. and Judge Tor S'ufse ~es " "
huyug % us 'h' ASH is ",''
aud easily found STAND on w
for" ard across Inc corner VI We
"a , c.,uo avoid seeing Rem.nt' = we MANS
fafk, ast 80 ea'' - MASON BROTHERS
Ieh 3. f-Ji
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,F,.uiGccnt $40 LO'fS'

5000 e,.h 100 prizes Of ;lo29 eaeA' am
4eo Lowest Eos-l2 drawn Ballots
srsQUEuANNA CASN- l''' I'M
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SPRING FASHIONS.

Just received the latest a1I fshiona'ls yle o
- SIX Hats ~ beauty finish an supcrior- ~ ~ a.
trriat. th.n unsurpassed JOHN ~CFEIINS
biar-h 3. fe5i III If
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u MORRISON Main St, Richmond IND 81. +
| in,,,., manufacture. 10 order, every Varie's .
-; s,1 ornament ronb Stones, AohN!fi's' ~S-' -
- l..-t, l. and most beautiful patterns -,
= H. taxes pains inf rrnine his fr'en.s o'e
,siI sell S cheap, tnot t..t' '''lI .
an ran 10 bought n the State. :; ~ ". 4
Ill work Z .arr anted equal to any maze - 'r
ana = y tss..ir. his stock ani specimens.
Z I. ,hmanl. March T.. lS'f
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JUST ESECE iNI.sS,

Just RECEIVED.
~ &. saie primo qoe'i,y q ,gs,r N3i,ssss Cos
~. in t,, r.'sn arr ar
ches trey 80 r." bought eny other this
cit@. tar .h a6. .in.l + raat'rr RI, ',4s,
az very thankful - those no have favored with
th+ir s1saa areto'are and Pe nan, 4, wore vi y
'aF'n p. i7@ Ism
10 BINGHAM y ARE, yellow an eAerv n-r-
FOR sal BY II MooRAfAN
Marol g. 1874 HIN
NicElasof Lard far family use n ., ,,.,.
H.r,h 3 ~ i IN
porATofs saahor Blue ant Blue Mr.hsn. or -al-
Nreh3.ia5l II-3m
rLoyER. ~-.FD-2oD bushels. vorv nice art lie. On
y hand sni sor sale by LYEDE & BARNES.
N\TtNIED Corn, o.,s, Ryc B,rIoy clover. limo.
Poultry and All kin % produce At ~ - Main
ieb Il LYNDE & BARNES,
Important to Farmers.
~ AS Ed We are prepared TO loan arnou nj
= bIa terms as anv other estabii,hnsn il t!s .ieini
w. NAVY IT. H IN ;,,n
lie irneraliy a thsy have entered into
arn.r,h2 or the purpose q 9nrrytn5 e. TIE -
4nrance in Borton buil!ins From theiT ont eSfer.
enrr in business they a y, e
lnp in recei5 Of the l--st fashions We are
- furnish our customers ,sith fashionable toth's' ~
IN the Pe ,r's' attention paid making >iN GO
IN ey do ~ teer i necessary = et'eF IT. d'
WHAT does j. the Thug IF
Mar ). Io3i
.,..,.d vca~ure-! \ few choice white cedar ~
sa,hels, 81 ,LEp jUst received an ,;HisS b{RvES
Feb l..
%. - SL,e,n.v are requested to call at 10. ;
Nm treet aad settle sha s..ne lfamedi ,>.>nt,
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CASH

.s-I1r.he 4aid for 1's.oa, La ia''o"
fs :, highest market prices, bE x-..rE s.BAR<ES.
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DIR. -. 77ai>teasi'> Fiji,
A. N. NEWTON, Dentist,

Ill euro Dy-Pepsia, intig .st!on, BlIl iousne
every disease Of the stomach.
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Manila AID Hemp
{ lotnes Lines wine,
LYSDE i iA RNEs
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VA lSiiINt: 10 buy FaIut ot- as. or Medicines are
w lut!H.d that
81 = z u q ~ n Id

mS u q - n IL II - Id
Hes established DEPOT
articles ussris found DRUG: STORE.
Nice a'ssa OF Main II rankin Rc
t'sll anea, and highest
Tor thea IN The u Offering to sell al tAe lowest possible
Ine proefotnr IN the business. him
tenet That Ae aud quany
az prices.
Eve thanAt ~ the patronage heretofore dis
posed L. 's I'D public
lew OF tttlr favos IRWIN REED,
Fourth street Richmond, Indtana
January ;. le12. 1-u
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y ElF, Fashionable caeap aud "e male Read, Clothing
MtLLER'S
January le. ls52
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-,r., III rerson. dotted 4 tie late nm q
\ 49, I,.s.r.x are requested to call at 30. o
Main street, and ''''ie ~ ". u LNNpE
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CHEAP FURNITURE.

O. something nlca. = te
f-A NT1E K Z AN%f.~
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The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-11-17

70 PRESERVE 4 Boeuxr. "A florist, Of ma.
ny yesrs' experience, gives the following re-
ceipt for preserving bouquets for universal
period, which may be useful to our lady read
ers: "First get the bouquet, which is moi
very easy to do just now, but when you &c,
it sprinkle it lightly with fresh water. Then
put II into a vessel containing soapsuds
which will nutrify the roots and kee? the
flowers as bright as new. Take the bouque,
out Of the suds every morning and lay II ride.
ways, the stalk entering first, in water
keep It there minute or two, then :ake II
out, and sprinkle the flowers lightly by the
hand with water. Replace it in the soapsuds
and 1t will bloom as fresh as when first gath
cred The soapsuds needs changing every
three or feur days. BY observing these rules
bIuquet can be kept bright and beautiful
for atleast month, and will last longer in
a very passahle, state: but the attention tc
the faiE, but frail creature, as directed above
must be strictly observed, rihe last rose VI
summer will not DO left blooming alone, bu
will perish. 'r
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-11-17

EYOle night last week a number of the
psendo-aris,ocratic young bloods Of our town
took it into their angus, nsddles' to shave a
time," and proceeded to elevate ancient Hen
~ .scording to the most approved style
They got beastly drunk and made nigh, hide
Sus by their foul profanity, ard outrageous
obseenity. Does no, the new Temperance
Law apply as well to supper tendom'' Us to
lower unitdom! L so why wsre not these
midnight brawers duly punished, and lef> to
repent of their shortcomings in the Boarding
house of friend While, in the rear of the
Court House. Let the laws be faithfully ex-
ecutet without fear, favor or lfection