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Demoine courier., 1854-09-07
"The Man Of MANY Wives"

"The Man Of Many Wives"
This i, the age Of progression, and
while the world progresses in the scien'
ces and the arts. villainy seems to pro-
gress in the came ratio. OF this fIc'
we have frequent proofs, and have re.
Gently had il peculiarly demonstrated.
Some three months ag, n man calling
himself John b. food visited our place,
announced himself as a matchmaker,
left an advertisement for US TO publish
that he would DE here for two weeks
commencing on the 22d Of July, and
returned TO Fairfield, where he said he
was permanently located. The 22d du.
ly came to hand, but Wood did no. ap.
pear. On Sunday the 9Th of August he
made his appearance on the Camp.
ground, with "a brick in his hat" and
posted up notices that John b. Wood
matchmaker" had arrived and would
attend TO all calls in the line OF his pro.
f~ession. On Monday he returned to
town and opened shop. and things wen,
along smoothly enough uhtil The latter
part of last week, when a lady from a.
cross the river happened in town, recog.
pized him, and saluted him as John
Burgan, a former broher.in law Of hers,
who hal run away from his wife and
deserted has helpless family! He would
10, "own the corn" however, but stout.
ly protested that she was mistaken in
the man, when a child who had come
with her recognized him, and called him
father! Things were now come TO a
focus, and he could DENY the facts no
longer. but tried 10 smooth the matter
over by giving the child a calico dress!
On the next Sunday ne showed his
gallan.ry by ~escorsing an u~nsuspecting
young lady GU. to a camp-meesine IN the
the Southern par, of the county. and ma
king proposals Of marriage. representing
himself as a single man, having a hand.
some property. and badly in need of a
wife; and proposing, as we are informed,
to go to Bloomfield and have the ma,ri.
monial kno, tied. This the lady decli-
ned doing. $50 1a
On Sunday evening a gentleman arri-
we'd from Fairfield, and informed some
of u citizens that Mr.. Wood had a
wife and two children, in Fairfield, anu
lha.. lie had a wife in some oiner parts;
which, with the one he had deserted in
this county, made his third wife, and he
was now in search of another!
He returned from camp meeting on
Monday, and was notified that he was
no, needed here any more, and that If he
was found here t%wenty.four hours longer
he would be treated 10 a coat Of tar OF
a feathers. He accordingly took the
hint and made tracks as soon as dark
ness favored his flight. He will proba-
bly, turn up in some western town, again
in search Of a wife! He run off with
out settling his printing bill of So 80.
lie is about 35 years Of age, 5 feet
8 or 10 inches high. has rather ligh. hair,
is a little s,oop-shouldered, weighs abou,
about so or 100, had on dark pants,
white linen coat, leghorn hat, and has
the impudence of Old Nick. Look out
for him.
Demoine courier., 1854-09-07

The Corn IN VIRGINIA The Rich
mond Enquirer learns tina. liz many parts
of tina, and the adjoining counties the
entire growing corn crop has been nearly
destroyed by the drought-so much so
that many farmers are beginning to talk
of buying corn for their own use during
The ensuing year.
Demoine courier., 1854-09-07
T The public will do well TO no,i,

~ The public will do well to notice
the advertisements of j. ID. DEvIN.-
Mr.. ID. has remodcled and repain,ed the
room formerly occupied by Warden &
Leighton, and is how opening an excel.
len. assortment Of goods. We can
only say 10 the public call and examine
for yourselves. il will pay you for your
trouble, and It's mo trouble TO show
goods"
Demoine courier., 1854-09-07

fR-These is no, a solitary newspaper
in all the city Of New York which sus.
lains the administration. The True
Democra. was the las, to leave The party
which il did a few days ago. This city
gave Pierce eleven thousand majority,
and it is very doubtful now whether he
could get one thousand votes 10 show
for il.
Demoine courier., 1854-09-07

TIE UNTIED.-The tie between Drs.
Wi.ter and Carpenter, in Scott county.
for Representative, has been decided by
drawing cuts and DR.. Witter (dem. was
the lucky man.
Demoine courier., 1854-09-07

" The communication OF 20 in the
corner doubtless treats on facts, but we
cannot see any good that would result,
from it's publication, and consequently
must decline giving j. a place in our pa
per. Some other means must remedy
the faults complained Of than retailing
them TO she public.
Demoine courier., 1854-09-07

THE Iowa ELECTION AT WASHING
ToN.-The Washington onion has ad-
vices from Iowa. 1t mourns the defeat
Of the "gallant, Democracy ard attributes
i. to the Wings "taking grounds agains,
a clause in The State Constitution which
prohibits banks!"
Demoine courier., 1854-09-07

II The receipts of money from the
sale Of public lands the present year
will amount 10 between eigh, and nine
millions of dollars. This is a vast gain
over that Of 1853.
Demoine courier., 1854-09-07

WooD PAPER.-By a process invent,
ed by julius A. Roth, Of New York, pa.
per has been manufactured at Dee. Mas.
sschuseu.. of valuable qualify. and at an
expense of i've cents a pound less Than
rag paper. Willow bark is also sug.
ges,ed by Or. Crane, of Waterbury,
Connecticut, as a good material for pa.
per making.
Demoine courier., 1854-09-07
From the Star in the West.
Look at thiS Contrast.

The Editor of The Star IN the Wes,.
ir a late number Of his able paper. says:
Two weeks ago we made q statement of
a statistical fac, showing The comparative
amour! OF crime committed by the Prov.
eslants and Catholics in England and
Scotland. We showed that, nd,witb.
sanding there 10 but Catholic TO
twenty Pro.estau,s in England and Scot.
land, The Catholic Church furnish three
criminals for the prisons, TO one furnish.
ed by all ofh'r churches. This is az
sirty to ne.
The contrast in this country is o so
striking. Nevertheless il is so great,
even here, tina, it will cause every re.
Aecsing mind to seriously consider. The
prison reports OF New York speak as
follows:
Commitments TO prison IN New York
from January !. 1853. TO December
81. l653-,he total of commitments for
various crimes are stated, in the official
report, to be 1880.
Americans. 5.3ot
Foreigners, % .229
Foreign males, 1860
Foreign females, 7,49l
Native males, 4.327
Native females, 1875
This corresponds very nearly with
the prison reports of Philadelphia and
Cincinnati. Wha, a deluge of corrup.
ton is pouring in upon US every year
from the old world; and lie, it be remem-
beret .ha. the mos, OF these foreigners
are Catholics.
An examination of the records OF the
various benevolen, and other institutions
in New York, shows the same result.
In Hooking over the ensus reports, we
find lha, in the State OF New York, for
the year ending June |, 1880. there were
$685. paupers who received support
from the State. OF this number, 49,
275 were natives, and 40, $50 were for
eigners.
The pauper charge for foreigners in
this country ], but a small item compared
with gifts of charity TO these same class
es. How enormous is the expense to
The United States, then, for the maipten.
ance OF foreign paupers and criminals
the SICK, insane and other u%nforlunases.
But at all this we will not grumble.-
The strong are bound to assist the weak.
We will still throw open the doors of
our beloved country to them. We will
welcome them 10 our shores, aud feed
and clo,hc them, and educate their chill.
dren in our free schools. Blu. they must
not be ungrateful. Catholic priests must
no, raise their millions from these poor
w~re.ches TO build sump.uous Ca!hedrals
and sustain the church above our free
American institutions, and bid their sub.
jecls to sustain lhe former, no matter
what becomes Of the utter. They must
no: strive TO crush orr free schools, and
set themselves up TO teach American born
citizens The first principles Of American
ism! And above all, they must no, at
tempt to wrest the scep're of this gov.
eminent from the hands of The Ameri.
can people and lodge it in the Taficm!
Ii is enough that we are oscrrun with
criminals and Paupers, whom we have to
look after and provide for, without being
under the necessity of fighting to main
tain The freedom of our institutions from
the encroachmsnls OF these ignorant for
eigners, led On and instiga.ed as they ars
by the Pope of Rome.
Demoine courier., 1854-09-07

FAsT.-In Musca,ine county, the
Agricultural Society offer premiums for
The best time trot,ing in harness and the
best under the saddle. Their Fair
comes off September 20,h and 2lst.
Demoine courier., 1854-09-07

u We learn that Isaac N. Crum
whig. received The certificate OF election
for Representative, in the district com
posed Of the counties Of Marion, War
rem and Madison. lie received a ina
;ori,y Of votes in the two former coun
lies. The latter was o reported TO the
canvassers. Another contest. will proba'
bly, grow on. OF the aflair.-Oskalooso
Herald.
Demoine courier., 1854-09-07

ROLLING IN.-Dr. Lowe, Receiver Of
The Land Office al Council Bluffs City,
left on the l4,h TO deposi. at ST. Louis.
the snug little sum of SI25,000, the cash
receipts for abon: three months past.
Demoine courier., 1854-09-07

CHANGE.-H. s. Granger has sold
out his entire inierest in the Clayton
County Herald, TO Mr.. A. w. Drips
who will continue its neutral position.
Demoine courier., 1854-09-07

rY We were informed by one Of the
engineers the other day, that they are
still working at differen, points on the
line OF our Western railroad, and that
the grading will all be Gnishec in ample
time for the iron. The Burlington and
Mo. River r. II. is bound to go ahead.
Have a little pntiencc.-Bur Tel.
Demoine courier., 1854-09-07

Louisa Co. has q population o fG67s
and 1876 voters. Three deaths from
cholera have occurred in this county,
during the season.
Demoine courier., 1854-09-07

u A dreadful riot is reported 10 have
TAKEN place at Adairville, Cass county.
Ga, las. Saturday night. The Atlanta
Republican states that James blackwell.
marshal, was shot and killed; deputy
marshal Hillburn was severely cut on
his head; Samuel Dobbs, freight engineer
on the railroad. was sho, in the forehead.
but the ball fortunately glanced; and FIVE
balls were lodged in the body of Mr..
Ely, fireman, who is though, to be
fatally wounded. The Republican does
not give the particulars respecting the
origin Of the riot. bu, says lha, several
persons connected with the transaction
are in custody, from which we infer Ina,
the, fight commenced among the employ.
ers OF the railroad.
Demoine courier., 1854-09-07

II Court adjourned on Saturday,
Quite a number OF indictmen,s were found
agains. persons for selling liquor in less
quantities than the law allows.
Demoine courier., 1854-09-07

DEEP.-The Central Illinois Times
says there is a spring on Lake Prairie.
Iowa which no plummes has ever
sounded.
Demoine courier., 1854-09-07

n Ar,hur's Home Magazine for
the present month has been received
II is a first rate 50 monthly.
Demoine courier., 1854-09-07

II One of the mos. a luable Journals
in America 10 the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
the prospectus of which we publish to-
day.
Demoine courier., 1854-09-07

S What is the reason the Bloomfield
Gazette does no, exchange? Come, be
sociable neighbor, i, won's hurt you.
Demoine courier., 1854-09-07

n Remember the Agricultural meet.
ing next Saturday. Il commences at
10 o'clock. a. m. Turn out citizens, a
yrea, deal depends on you. TO make the
Fair 60 of right.
Demoine courier., 1854-09-07

RARE AND CURIOUS BIBLE.-Taere is
a bible in the library of the university
of Gouingen written on 5,476 palm
leaves.
Demoine courier., 1854-09-07

A BARoAIN.-Chas Lawrence offers
a desirable town residence for sale. Il
is a chance Tor a bargain.
Demoine courier., 1854-09-07

CucUMBER.-J. b. Gale Of Cedar
Rapids has raised = cucumber four feet
long. L, IL oil the African variety.
Demoine courier., 1854-09-07

II JOHN N. RoNEY, Of Center town
ship, will please accept our thanks foI
two fine wafer melons. Mr.. X. always
remembers the Printers.
Demoine courier., 1854-09-07

ISAn Athens journal says:-"The
Greek Government, has selected a marble
block in the Par,iienon for the monu.
men. Of George Washington. now being
raised IN the city named after him. Ii
70 10 bear the following inscription: ITO
George Washington, ihe heroic general,
the high minded citizen, the founder Of
modern freedom-the land Of Scion.
Themistocles and Pcricles, the birth.
place Of ancient freedom, dedicstes this
old marble az a sign Of reverence aud adj
mird,ion.'"
Demoine courier., 1854-09-07

u They have been introducing gas in
the city Of San Francisco. and The Chi
nese are considerably puzzled in regard
TO II. The editor of the Californian
says shat the other nigh. several Of the
Celeslials were gathered around a lamp
post. with their moon like eyes stretched
to their utmost capacity, aud conversing
with great earnestness in the euphoneous
language of their native land, and MS near
as we could gather. trying TO cnlighten
themselves upon the Point Of how q lalup
could bura without . wick. although ev.
cry word sounded to US like .ker chung
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-18
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xaas6s,sssa s;, s$ y;sS ja%atss S'"s:,
q :oS :'ss.,s @
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ss,s 9sa, ca. q:
Esh ssI rs aa1sonI soa sn .Isf Vice.. ssn. al % ns of
sS::,.;: %ss!s,;:: s%s: s sslo:. 3
Ioabe and single Hand Screw Plate.
shoe. 1 's. .nd aSa ss E.sPi a,l.s rsi sAo. Nails.
4. l. hoORE 4 CO., Importers Of Hardware,
Efsr fhT AND SILVER 1E E,kkA5s. ,kMkAdCIaEs =
has jus, the North With spl.nai s,,ort
men,of ene Watches and J-uelv styles
te Hing. BeaPia Di.@end enersi1 6niI Ra
sS'isa saern .ss sl sses
s1 .oS a. ssr e We S,;s and visit
n. Il. Opera Glasses for sale or hire oe2;
PEN,LENTlAKYO OF FyIRGTNIA:-Mana..e.ur
No > Pearl street Rehaond Va the following articles:
woSsn. ohi,arsn. and servants Shoes, superior quality
s.aSs,"Iin;' s.,;aas ra,,' Belos.; cio, Mattress.
Eaea. Boys Without seam,
wIoasnt Nails spike. and Boil. ''' '-Ae''s SHA"''
g., H.g,a. crG; Drey' aad E>earro' w.rtroe.', Meat
Barr M Sso superior quality made oe. French
Nest Of the above articles hand and for
or ,spaed or other job work done order
BROGUES! BROGUES!!
pair superior City hsd Brosues for sale At the Peni,en
count will he made all buy invited TO
Order from n: euay with 'a;faesOIy
ocaI-sn As.n, and s,oretrspeHvs Pesi.en,siiy
- iumbian Hotel, have in store for sale:
80 6.Irs Sperm Adamaatine Hotel and raiow Candles
- Turpsntne and Fancy Soaps
aoS isss sails, from ty. ,o4edy.
- ebs Whi,key, common and superior
l:o package. 10! MaeEsrel, N and Halifax Herring.
10 packages Green ani Black Teas, some superior
% sone' box. EiC; java ava and L,saayrs cosse
Lard Aastsrd Rice; Chewing and Smoking Tobacco
sSs.rn; M Wine, and M LiaaOrs
Cotton Yarns: Foot Mats BrooG.; Buckets; Tubs
DemiohEs Spices CT all kinds, and various other thingI
r II. III IS, sre particular attention Al. couD,, Produce
consigned TO ,ei6
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-18

NAvAL-Commauder T. Petgru has been o,d.,.5 ., -.
ton.
commander Loog late commander OF the received
ship Ohio At Boston, has been received b, Comm.nSs.
Walker - Nuer
Lieutenant knok who bad the superntsndencs Of tho
gh houses IN the Boston district has been detached from
| '~'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-18
,.Dn; JOHNSTON, w

BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
s ~ ~, sos M The most speedy and ene'aai rem
sSGRKT DISEASES.
r;p a s
ho.e Pee.r pedsr, sn rom s1n and ..
IL. sos sobi
E.esei. .ho have become .hs victim. Solitary Vie.
.,iy arsp ea,,ss e. & n,en a. M any sweep, to an IN
.nl Srl.n. intellect have .n.1.ae-d .e
theiivinF y!e. may cali With iuii confidence.
consul. a. Dr. .ad fs
.Is%. .%& or oEExGS re-, no: soyfW yRSDkRIcx STRICT .,.n
osser,ns tSe NAME and sUMssR or yau .i
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P.dspha apd e.eahse ha. es ee oe % Of LG e
a.i9nss % s ., I Win
Is s,.med =. sudden sounds and VII. frequent
cured Immediately. "
When the misguided votary Of pleasure h.
h.. inbeea .hs hi, oea happens
sos 70 s h%,s Who from
so5sId disease n.ie Their
Se & IL s spa &
1n me head lace and eI,remtie with tu
awful di,ssse BECOMES soa o5se
BY sending tha, sosrne from usene. no ,qaa.sr
turns, To'ueh therefore, Dr. JOHNSTON pied pre-
.as ar; .ns IS.g, .a all IN
hor,id d.e..e .nehoy that ri. vic a
s srSsG ho 1SHP @ The
inc and either send NE
AnscIon. Of ,Ss Ssdder, Id .I's''
And diseases. the existence Of which generally pereepbe BY
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When asleep; and renders and
destroys both mind and BODY
darling his parents ,natehed from all ee:, and
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before contemplating
should that sound mind body
The
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BY
Of st1ss.. I Of Pal
Ssns Of The Digestive Functions General Debility
'-''''1'- Mentally.
stS ss OF OF s mind be
dnss R1.rop 10 ~ h OF sPiT: Ly FSIeSS
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cough and symioms Of eon,ampon ABOUT The eyes,
happy misguided youth. been made
Of those errise rhih sn, s N.
NESS.
speedily vigor resoed-Thousands OF the most
a ma who aaai0'' ahhope havsbeen
p,v,,c,,o,u.,,,,n M:Iri.s. l.,1t
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Among the stock will be found
Hair, Tooth. Nail. Shaving and
Cob brushes.
Buffalo, Shell, Horn and Ivory
Combs.
Purseuiunnais, Pocket books 4
Purt,s.
Gard Cases. and Ci ar Gases.
iv.ry TIb.c;s, Chrssmen and
bnniuOes.
corr-,ian Rings. chsrms aud
Ccat Links.
Fancy China, Parian and Disaue
wsrc.
B,ct IAmmon aud Chess Boards.
rapirr Mache goods 10 great va.
rivty.
tsdies' Cabas and R-tlcuies.
French Ge atinr, Ned 4 white.
lntstands, Papsr~eishs and
fenh0lGers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-18

THO SUFFERERS.-n those who .urrr from acute Pains
In the Back, Kidneys Bladder etc, (and
other diseases pa ricuia
Old persons and femAesin delicate healthy
single dose
Extract Of Pdreird Brdrd and Buchu
Would give hem-we repeat single would them
they would obtain bottle and with OF imre
dae relief or We charge nothing single dose aay the PAIN
and asingle bottle will remove II and its causes.
We seiiit in Virginia
certificates
tsinty in relieving their pains.
Prepared fre the best remedies
Pereira Goode and Others srorg the Py
clans and Surgeons in this Europe
~ n R-hDn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-18
PIIllADgI.pnlA Apv,nTpEMKNT..

NEW FANCY GOODS, &c.
HV u GLkNS, No go South Sourth stre~t, PhilAdrl-
phia oilers to Western and Southern Merchants
Dealers generally complete Of goods his
"i.cd ny hmsefn he principal Eroi~dn cis during
past summer snd embracing
never etoe brought u ts market, which offered
moderate prices.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-18
Orders by mall otherwise respectfully solicited AMI prompt
n at nd to IuI


4. VANS t.unniakrr, S6 south eir-.t, Ph.de nh. ia
- Manuf.ciurcs to order In superior STYLE
h,Hc-, Dn,a Pi,t u, &c Gcntlemen semi
,hcir orders and have 9Th weight or
7ac F.e uns:e RGfe tctt Steel BurTt!
made from % to 200 dollars; Duen Pistols
per pair Double auns from Is to dollars complete a.sor
nent OF Oh ice Srny and fAiiag Et,kI-, always
hand good Shooting Hte Gua, tulcaes
satisfactory references can be given required Repairing
In the best
sy2k-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-18

The Toronto Globe learns that Can,,in Tb,o,,
PoPuss commander of Of the American steamers on
Lake Ontario contemplate. building hotel among tho
Islands Tor the accommodation of summer resi
dens IL is be placed at the lower end Of Wes I,na
9eariI opposite A'exandra Bay. 1t would form most
delightful re.or, for tourists 's
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-18
TRANS-ALAGHANY BANK,
JEPFEksoSyfLLE O..ober o1 1eSI


JEFFEnsoSrILLE, October "a 1854
10 his eIceiency Joseph Johnson, Esq. Governor:
EEeosed, please ud statement OF the condition NJ ,h;.
Bank for tie quarter ending the SOth of Septembe,
Very respectfully,
Your obedicnt servant
I'll. Ii. GILLESPIE, Cashier
Cendton OF the Trnns Allegheny Bank of Virginia =.
Jefersonvile, for the Quarter ending SOth September
Bills ard Notes discounted slsa,6o M
Notes Of this Blnk " "
Notes of other Banks 400 90
Checks, 90 ~ ~
pee,e anu Specie Cerhficates OF deposte l903l9 90
Due BY other Banks aud Bankers 47s5e TX
State Stock deposited, 400 ooo 90
Exchange and Premium, 70
Expenses account, including Banking house
eApehse'' 4,7T5 90
tsls,4lels
Capital Stock paid in, saoo ooo on
Circulation, Iooooo 90
Due TO other Banks oss- 90
D.o D;" 70 peposnoFs, 1914 SO
'''-0NH' aHo in'erest l0,649 81
ssls,4lo IL
WV. T. FLOYD. President.
G. II. GREEVER
J. W. II. wITTEN.
JOHN l.. DOUGHERTY,
WILLIAM cox.
Appeared before the undersigned a Notary Public for
the county OF Tszcvel Thos. H. Gillespie Cashier nj ,h
Trans Allegheny Of Virginia. and made oath that the
ABOVE statement was correc. TO tho best OF his kno
Given under my hand Oct 2Iih 1854
JAS l.. WITTEN, Notary Public
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-18

Bronr- Fancy Articles.
French. English. and American
Prriumery.
Fancy and shaving Soaps all
descriptions.
French Paintings and Engrav.
ings.
Pink and Blue SAucers
Rosewood, Mahogany and Lea.
thrr Portable ID aka
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Dress
] ing Gases.
Steel T~e'Isrs AMI Key Dngs.
Violin aud Guitar Strings.
Opera Glasses.
Fancy Match Boxes aud Wax
Matches.
Travelling Piasts Of all kinds.
Ac., kc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-18

LADIES ELASTIC SKIRTS, QIorom's ParKsT1
bAks' Bartelayst, opposite A.,or House.
= 'f'""'u anu uesFabIe article. fe22-6m