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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09

Mus1c.-When the days long toll is
done-the hammer silent On the anvil,
and the last sound Of the rolling wheels
has died away, when the dying day
shuts out tho present and the future
from our view with its da,k drapery
opening to us again the memories Of the
past-is there no charm in the sweet
soft tones Of music-music that seem.
gushing up from the heart itself? Il
there no charms in the songs Of by.gone
days-in songs once sung by loved one.
fondly cherished friends perhap. now in
their narrow home! O! can we not feel
each mournful tone, like the deep val
Of bursting grief, to thrill the hear
with the deep emotions Of some long
forgotten hour!
Thus lonely in my closet, Oft have
10 sit. and sing oil songs again, and
dream anew old dreams; and while
strike some halfforgotten spirit. breath
ing air on my guitar, I bring to min ]
in memory's pleasing reveries, tn.
friends Ct long ago-friends that ne'eu
will speak sgain--iriends Of another
world!
A silent tear. unbid. win course along
Ny cheek, and choking memorys sad, fond song
With wild emobon, bid the past revive,
And friends, Ioug buried, seem again 70 live.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09
LOVE- AND BArm,xo.-Somsdc|

Love AND BAraIxO.--Somsdo -
ssi,l--it makes no odds who-fcs NJ
pssDty simils. and quite true thst ~
Oftep remarked thst young ladi@ -
Iov4 " they take SOS bathing, soIu
idly put in one foot. end with = \
and look Of apprehension. put iaaI \
second, then 10 they do no more p
make trembling cou',ssy in ths y
ter the element comes, scarcely read
Ing the region II The heart, and then a.
a squeal they run to dry land a. sson
ss possible. and shivsrins cry; How
cold 1t is.' Olhers again. shutting Gsir
seraphic eyes to tho deep. souss In bead
and ears. and rising with Maids Flow
upon their faces, declare The ssa 'de.
l'ciousr ''fffHf ~
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09
Appointments By the Gsvernor.

The numerous friends and acquaint
ances Of Judge Hanna, our former ex
cellent and popular President Judge
and OF Rev. w. +. Hand, who is also
equally we'll known in this part OF the
State, will be glad to learn that they
have been nominated by Gov. Melill,
and elected by the Senate to the respon'
sible position Of Trustees Of the Uni
versi,y Of Athens.
The trust is important because the in
stitution has large amount Of proper.
ty. and is one Of the most important
Universities in the Union.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09
'."s JAMES MYRES,
President cf the Senate.
April 7, 1854. ',.

T3ll AN ACT
Concerning suits on the bond Of Elk.
ccutors and Administrators.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Gen.
eraL Assembly Of the State Of Ohio
That in all cases when the po wers o
an executor or administrator, heretofore
or hereafter appointed under any Law
Of this State, have ceased, by death
removal. resignation, or in any othe
manner. any succeeding administrator
co.executor, or co.administrator, may
maintain an action on the bond Of such
executor or administrator, whose power.
havs ceased, agsinst any Of the obligorl
thereof, or their legal representatives.
for any breach Of the conditions Of said
bond. 0
w. B. VAN HOOK,
Speaker Of the House Of Representa
tives, pro TEN,
aar 3 JAMES MYRES,
s l., President Of the Senate.
April I, 1854.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09

Miss Greenwood tells story Of the
late duke af Cambridge, Who had a
habit Of responding with peculiar he arti'
ness to any congenial sentiment u tered
in meetings. and even in church service.
During very dry season, as PRAYER
for rain was being solemnly read by
the minister, his royal hishness called
out, in the emphatic and reiterative
styles OF his illustrious house-"By all
means, by all means!" then added, in a
lower. but still distinct tone. 1--WE shall
not have rain however, till the wind
changes"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09
AN ACT

1901 AN AO1
TO authorize supplying evidences o
title TO lands, where the same has been
lost or destroyed by accident.
SECTION l. Be it enacied by the Gen
eral assembly Of the State Of Ohio
That in all cases where Ian Is have been
purchased Of the State Of Ohio, and
title deeds have been duly executed
ther efor, and the same have been los
or destroyed by accident. anil no record
thereof remains from which a certified
copy can be made to supply the evi
dence Of such lost deed, the proper exec
utive officers shall be, and are hereby
authorized and required to execute and
deliver TO such purchaser or perchasers.
their heirs AMI assigns. decd in place
Of any such decd so lost or destroyed
which shall have the same effect, TO all
intents ard purposes. as such origina
deed would have had, ifit had been de
ivered and duly preserved.
w. B. VAN HOOK
Speaker Of the House OF Rep esenta
tiucs, pro tenn.
7sa JAMES MYRES,
President cf the Senate.
April Z, 1854. ~.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09

The nssist Of lst vssk sss.ss y
think ~ question q ssptsl b dspd-i
ssdS All sna pndpnbtsdIS St,hs sSns'
friends. \ Sould De plssssdsf i, wVs 90,
Yss thS fact 'of their sending IN kfheiI
third Femonst'sncs Of the very windinl
up Of the session, when there wss not
suiicisnt tine 10 counterfeit tho srsoae.
ous impressions made BY their sfiidaviss.
shows at least their dread Of submitting
the question to the "very hszsrdous or.
deal" or vote 10 the Legislature.
Ifths question were one Of dsy. then
nigh, Il be ended. Yet as il Is prin.
cipls involving decision as to the pre-.
doninence ofihe rights Of tho people, in
contradistinc,ion from corporate privi.
leges, those who consider it ended short
Of on end Of ito corpors'e existence,
view it through false medium. And
those who expect 10 induce the semi
grafton" Of the advocates Of equality,
would do we'll 20 consider the counter
influences they he We felt III emselves. be.
fore they become too confident Of their
assumed superiority.
When we Iun for Office with thsus.
and majority in favor Of our ticket. and
get beaten some 500 or more, We will
consider the propriety Of emigrstion; as
yet we have made no pledges. Can
S,imson understand this!
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
LAST DAY.
Monday Morning, Ma

| NAVt"suSs %vAoy Asss
HovsE-The bill to recognize thu
Board Of Public Works, and to create
an executive council composed Of th'
Governor, Auditor &c, to make the ap
poin:ment Of Collectors, &C., came
from the Senate and was passed by tn.
House.
The bill to provide for leasing tn,
National Road to the highest RESPONSE
BILE bidder, came from the Sena,e, ant
after debate, was passed. So that ha!
finally passed into law.
Several other matters OF minor i'm
portance were enacted.
Tho Senate Sub treasury bill wa.
taken up, and the amendments proPos
ed by the House Finance Committee
were read and debated. Mr.. Leland
made a set speech against the amend
ment. 1t was laid on the table.
Bill to amend the oct for the incor.
pora,ion Of villages, cities, &c.. passed
81 to 10.
Mr.. Parrot offered a resolution that
the resolution for adjournment on this
day be rescindel i and that the Lesisla.
ture adjourn on. Thursday. the 4th inst.
After sharp debate. and statement
why the House should not adjourn TO
day, the resolution was laid on the
table.
The House insisted. upon its refusal
to raise tax Of 5000, 900 to pay off the
public debt in 81.
Bill to abolish capital punishment
was indefinitely posponed-yeas 81 i,
nays 80.
The committee reported that the journ.
ais we're brought up, and recommended
a vote of thanks to the clerks for the
able and impartial manner in which
they have discharged their duties. Pass.
ed unanimously.
Resolutions Of thanks to Speaks, LIE
Blond was also passed.
Another attempt was made TO pay the
boys 81. so per day, but fail.
-35 10 IS.
Resolutions OF thanks to the ser.
geants. ts.at.arms, messenger boys and
clergymen, were passed.
Geological survey bill was postponed
till Jan. 1856.
Bill to regulate the admission &c.
Of Attorneys, was posponel till the first
Monday Of JAM, SO.
Bill to regulate hucksterine, &C..
was reported back by the Committee Of
Conference, and passed. 1t authorizes
farmers and producers TO sell to any
body. but allows cities to prohibit
hucksters from buying to sell again, &C.,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09

RAILaoAD AcclDExr.-Y Yssterday morn
ing. man who Was lying on the track
shout ~ miles from here, had hiS les
smashed By tho locomotive. He wai
drunk. OF course, Dr. 4. B. Jones wont
ont yesterday, sftssnson 10 ampuiats
ths broken limb. According 10 viii
isnss liquor bin ~ho pays tho y.
pensss3 firsA ' M
r. x-Ws lsass ihst The burs PROV.
- 6sta1s ~ nssn Whose name wsi
Sehoonesss hagiag bisd y Asath before
Dr. geAse Sssiys Psyfssssxsk Ess.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09

The President has forwarded o mes
sage to the Senate giving his reason
for declining 10 sign the bill which late
ly passed both houses, entitled. IAN &C
making a gran. TO the several States fo
the benefi, Of indigen. insane persons.
The bill provides in substance:
First, That ten millions acres Of lant
be granted 10 the several States, to be
spportioned among them in the com
pound ratio oflhe geographical area ane
representation Of said States in the house
Of Representatives.
Second. That wherever there are pub
lie lands in a State, subject TO sale, al
the regular price Of private entry, the
proportion OF said ten millions Of acres
falling to such State, shall be selected
from such lands within it; and that to
the States in which there are no such
public lands, land scrip shall be issued
to the amount Of their distributive shares
respectively, and scrip not to be enter.
ed by said States, but to be sold by them
and subject 10 entry by their assignees.
Provided, That that none Of it shall be
sold a, less than one dollar per- acre,
under penalty Of forfeiture Of tho same
to the United States. ~
Third. That the expenses Of the man.
agement and superintendence Of said
lands, and ofthe moneys received there.
from, shall be paid by the States to
which they may belong, out Of the
Treasury OF said States.
Fourth, That the gross proceeds Of The
Gales Of sIch lands, OF land. scrip, SC
granted, shall be invested by the sever
al States in safe stocks, to constitute q
perpetual fund. the principal Of which
shall remain forever undiminished, and
the interest to be appropriated to the
indigent insane within the several states
Fifth. That annual return of lands Oh
scrip sold shall be made by the States
TO the Secretary Of the Interior, and the
whole grant be subject to certain con
di.ions and limitations prescribed in tht
bill, to be asseated to BY legislative act
| OF said States,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09
AN ACT

T151 AN ACT
To amsnd Section l08, Of an act, entitl.
ed "an act to establish Co 10 Of Civil
Procedure" passed March IL, 1853
SECTION /. Be it enacted BY the
General Assembly cfthe State Of Ohio.
That section l06, Of an act, entitled
"an act 10 establish a Code Of Civil
Procedure" passed March II, 1853. be
so amended as 10 read: Sec. LOG, That
every pleading Of fact, must be verified
by the affidavit oi the party, his agent OF
at,orney.-When q corporation is a
party. the veri6ca,ion may be made by
an officer thereof, its agent or attorneys;
and when the state, or any officer there.
OF, in its behalf, is party the veriica.
ton may be made by any person &C.
quaInted with the facts, the attorney
prosecuting or defending the action, the
proset u,ing attorney, or attorney gener'
al. A pleading verified as herein re-
quired. shall not be usel against party
in any criminal prosecution, or action
or proceeding, for penalty or forfeiture
as proof Of fact admitted or alleged in
such pleading, and such veri6cs.ion
shall not make other. or greater proof
necessary on the side Of the adverse
party.
SEC 2. Section l08 Of an act, entitled
"an act TO establisd q Code Of Civil
Procedure" is hereby repealed.
F. c. LEBLOND,
Speaker Of the House Of Rep.
resentaiipeS. ..
JAMES MYRES,
President Of the Senate
March IL. 1853.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09

PorAToEs IN Prrs.-Last fall I dug
my potatoes before the fall rains set in
and let them lay in the field scattered
over the ground half dsy TO dry; then
/ gathered them in q pile and covered
we'll with straw, and lightly with dirt
till near the top of the mound. whom
bent the straw over and laid board
upon the top. Late in the fell I took
of the board and covered the top with
dirt and then put ever the whole 9
inches Of chat. and covered the whole
with old boards. They were not dis.
turbed ill April, when they were taken
out as dry a. they were last fall, and
not spsek Of rot among them. A. R.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09

News has been received in Washing.
ton that Louis Napoleon has distinctly
notified the Emperor Of Austria that il
he shows the slightest disposition to side
with Russia, he. Louis Napoleon, will
raise the standard Of revolt in Hungary
and Lombardy. eie-
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09

The Washington Star states that in.
formation has been received by our Co.
vernment, that the English Parliament
has passed an act throwing open the
coasting trade Of England free to all ma.
tions.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
T ,IE GREAT PERIFIER OF THE BLOOD NOT
A PARTICLE or MERCURY IN n,

A N INFALLlBLE REMEDY For
IA Ascrofala, Kns's Evil, Rheuma ,lsm, Obstinate Gu.
iaicoas Eruptions, Pmples or Posules on the Fuce,
Botche.: Dos, Chronic Sole Eyss, Ring Worm OF Tet
Joints Stubborn Ulcers, syphiltc Disorders, Lumba.
go, Spinal Comy ins, and a diseases araing from an
in.dlc ions ussof Mercury ImPradenessn Life, Or Im-
has benoms celebrated for the number Of its ex,rsord
narp has induced The propreors the urgent 70:
quest fthe1 friends, 10 ofer tito 0he public which they
deral curative properties The following eersiseates
selected from large number are however, stronger
Testimony thnn he me re word oihe psoprsys sad sre
the highest respec,sbi,y many oihe rssidins II shS
city ofRichmonc Va
r. BOYDEN Esq. ofthe Exchange astel; Richmond
called Csrsis Spanish Mixture re- .dimss,sS @ owe,
hundred cases, In nearly all the diseases s which Il
Is Recommended; with the most astonshingy good 10,
suits Hesays it is the most sxuaordinafy medicine
AcuE AND FEvEH-GREAr Cum-I hereby certify
that for three years had Ague and Fever of The mos3
So's1 assspS1 he'd :svsr os
the Tonics advertised bat III without any -
eE AtlestI tried Carers Spanish Mixture. two ~
70: ofwhich b, sascSal,y cured me- ssd am happy y
ever reached : ny ease J;LONGDoN, beaver Dan
tSSx Ss.f E p. ss, 3 s Z: Ely :sss
the efficacy Of caIters Spanish Mixtsrs, tha, he -
bought upwards of5o bsulss, which be has gwen svy
70 the afflicted Mr. Luck say.hs has never Known ~
DR.; MlNGE, practising Physieian, and bsmsslY x
the GUY Hotel in the city Of Rchnond, says = ~
w,snsseedina number sfiat!snees the sfbep of@Ar
sing Hesaysin cass Of consumpdon, depsn4 -
hs LyeI; Y ss ~ :hss': g 4. wsrs m wonSsTi la9
stamping, By ths sss oftwe bottles Of he opa TX
wy .x-K&NAN.&j.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09

SECRETARY OF SrATEs OrgicE,)
Columbus, Jan'y, 80, 1884.
I, VIM. Trevitt, Secretary Of State Of
the State Of Ohio, hereby certify that the
foregoing laws are correctly copied from
the original rolls on 6le in this Office.
VIM. TREVlTT.
Secretary of State.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09

THE PLASTERlNG Is COMPLETED,
i Aud the passage leading to the Sky light Da.
gaerrian gallery Is unobstruc,ed. These Rooms have
been fitted up ExrREssLY for the purpose OF praetsing
the Photographic Art, and persons calling can 10 -
sured Of procuring pictures that aro superior to any
heretofore produced in this section ofeountsy.
Rooms iu the ID story Of Rodgers Block, Corner Of
Railroad and Second Sts. Entrance on Railroad 81.
mo COLE L CHAMBI,lN
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09
state Librarian,

- Tt9ler! Esq. oteantusky,
hg1 - sctsds BY ,jbs Gossrnos and
I sn3iS ths S6tssSf State librarian,
6gr(sy tyyths eupe'iitsndsnt Of
u 6mon SCHOOL,. These dotiss could
mol, have iailen into more competen,
hsndb. The people now have the sssur.
Ance that the State Of Ohio hss 90 able
end efficient men at The head Of its great
educational interest, ss any other State
10 the Union. Me,srs. Barney & Toy.
lor will act. in conjunction in the al.
minis,ration Of the duiie, OF superin
tendent.
Mr.. Taylor is also preparing o history
ofthe State, many chapters Of which
were published in his paper. the Sandus.
ky Mirror. His FIRST volume is now in
press, and brings tho history down 10 the
time OF the formation Of the State Go.
vernment.
The elegant and entertaining style in
which il is written. will insure it an ex.
tended circulation. 1t will be the Book
for every citizen ofthe State.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09

TuE Stomach prepares the elements Of tho hile md
the hood mud Il j does the work feeby and imperisct.
fGre. amy affection II the liver Is perceived, We nay
be sure that the digestive organs Of ORDER
The mrs. thing to be done Is to administer specific
spring OF the animal machinery. For this purpose we
eau Recommend HUOFLANDS GERMAN BIT
IERs, prepared by G. NJ. Jackson, PHILADELPHIA
Acting an ul,crativs and tonic Ii strengthens tue
digesloa, changes tine condition Of the blood, and
thereby gives regularity 10 the bowels. .''i-
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09

The Geological Survey Of illinois,
now in progress, has developed the fact
that Southern Illinois 10 rich in marble
Of ibs mos: valuable varieties, both vari.
gated and black. Some Of these depos.
ties Of marble are very extensive, ard
ii properly worked. may bn made to
stld LARGELY 70 the resources Of The State
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09

Gov. Biglse Of Penney yivaaia has sign.
q the bill' providing for tho sale sf The
s.ain line o( the Pdblie works u tl0..
900, 900. ft
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09

"ALL PAPER.-.The Subscriber
w has just received q splendid lot Of WALL
Of Ladies' Gard Cases, Port Monies. Pocket Books,
and other fancy articles, which will be sold At low
prices. - Inf
Aisc, "The Lamp Iighter,n "t,reenwo Leaves"
siiot Corn Stories" "family Treasury Of Western
Literature" Science and Arts,n and other new publi.
cato .. JOHN @. HANzSCHE.
n-l4 Railroad Street, near the Ironton House
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09

A. Spring and Summer Medicine, CARrEa's SpAy-
rsa Nix euHs stands prc-emihens above oil others. lie
enny and viviiy qualities; i,s tonic sco on iis iy-
er; Its tendency 10 drive NIL humors 10 tae srrfuce
thereby cIeansinE the system according 70 Ns.urs's
rx,saordn.ry good sdecis. and he number Of cures
testified 10 by many Of the most respectable citizens
Of Richmond Va. Snd elsewhere, must DO conelnsivs
evidence that there IS hunbug about H. The trial
Of single battle will satsfy the most skepticn OF is
Lene6!s. sseSee advertisement in another column.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09
When Henry Ward Beechef visitee

When Henry Ward Beechef visited
Bangor 10 deliver some lectures, q yeal
or two since he rode from Waterville
on the box, when SAM, = young but IA.
vorits driver, wss il charge Of tho team.
Sam drove the team through at the rate
Of twelve miles On hour, anticipating by
two or three hours the usual time Of ar.
irving. The proprietor Of the line ia.
quirea Of him the next dsy, how hs came
to drive 50 fast. 90" said he ~ tell
you I hsd one Of the boys on the box
and hs wanted to see 'sm 80, and pu,
'em through!'' ef is9 Z N
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09

Bishop Wainwright relates touch
ing incident be autilully illustrative Q
Of the religious yearnings OF the lrte
Daniel Webster;-"Soon after return.
ed from Egypt end the Holy Land,
hearing that Mr.. Webster was in town.
| called upon him at the Astor, as l was
always accustomed tu do. His recep.
ton Of me was most cordial and affec.
tionate. He asked me many questions
as to my Eastern travels, and as | rose
to 60 away he took me by the hand and
said, ~ want you to do one thing for
me. You. have been over Palestine. |
wish to get tho best map ! can com.
mand. and have you sit down with me
one hour-but one hour. / wish to 20
with you from place to place-Be.hie.
hem, Nazareth, jerusalem, tthe Sea ol
GaliIee, jordan, Bethany, and the
Mount Of Olives, and tell me, as poin,
how it looks; the hills, the trees, the
rocks, the land, the water. | can never
go there, but would look as nearly as
! can upon every spot sanclifed by the
presence OF our blessed Lord, while he
tobernacled in the flesh" His eyes
filled with tears, and he earn es,ly pr, IS
ed my hand. Mul,itudes of emotions
swelled my heart. | returned the pres
sure, and in silence departed.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09

TExAcIrY OF LIrE.--Among the low
er animals tenacity Of life is the most re-
markable in the 2olypi; they may be
pounded in mortar split'up, turned in
side out like glove and divided into
parts without injury to life. Fire alone
is fatal TO them. Ills now about hun
1red years since Trembly made m &C
quanted with this animal nnd discov.
cred its indestructibility. !, has subse.
quently been taken up by other natural
historians, who have followed up these
experiments, and have even gone SO far
as to produce monsters by grating. II
they be turned inside out, they attempt
10 replace themselves, and if funsuccess
full, the outer surface assumes the prop.
e'tie, and powers Of the inner, and the
reverse. lf the effort be partially sue.
cessful only, the parts turned back dis.
appear in twonty.four hours, and that
part Of the body embraces it in such a
manner that the arms which projected
behind are now fIed in the ceniro of the
body; the original opening also disap.
pears, an in tn, room OF feelers a new
mouth is formed, to which now feelers
attach themselves, and this new mouth
feeds Immediately. The healed ex.
tremily elonyatcs itself into. tail, Of
which the animal hos now tive. 1.-two
polyPl be passed be passed into one an.
o,hef like tubes. and pierced through
with hristlc, the inner one works its
way through the other. and comes forth
again in few days; in some instances,
grow together, and then
a double low Of feslers surround the
mouth. II they be mutilated, the divi.
led parts grow together as ain. and even
pieces Of two seporate individuals will
unite into one.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09

lust RECEIVED, AT the "LONE
~ STAR" opposite the Buskeye House, . lot q
Gold and Silver Watches, and Books Of all kinda.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-09
Court Of Com. Pleas Of Lawrence Co.
REBEGcA CALL lp.s,,o, 70, p,vo,...gs

-I!NOIUf VNLNt :. A..
THE DEFENDANTIs Is hereby notified that the ssid
Rebeccn Coll flied in the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Lawrence County. the 3Oh day ofJanuary 1884 her
petition against him the object aud prayer Of which is
to ciain decree from said Court, divorcing her from
Churles Call. and George Call their children. The
causes set ior,h In said peilhon for Divorces
trume cruelty. gross neglect Of duty, and habitnal
drunkenness for three yenra. #' grsfs
LEET L HAWLEY Aiiys for Petitioner
kpril 25th l6C4 CIV