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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-19
ALVEY 4 LIPsCoMP.

EHENICAS GUASO.-we are now receiving a few han.
We dIed tons Of This valuable manure superior guilty to
contains 90 to So cent OF bone Phosphate Of
COPIES OF analysis can be had application
have not yet advanced prices although he psrpyn
has teen advanced by the Agents some per cent P sale in
lots TO suit pun chaseTs, by PAGE SHARP. q 90
jeS-eodiUt p.I.t.'''.NN
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SlLE,-l

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SiIE.-A nes, House Al
present occupied by the subscriber derah!y situated on
y3 fronting 80sst running back feet to an al
'ey mas on ~ eomnodiou stlb!e house 2y
me pHeIns-houe has ample accommodations for moderate
su contAinnR nine apartments, beside room,
The kieheR Is uPplied with cooking range with cold and
Yarn HateI' also, comfortable rooms for servants.
Apply TO D InuSsrnr
Je'-"s lis Main
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ACTION SALES.
Hy Goddin > ,pns,s.,,.--

u, c"adin 8 AppcrsoD. Auets.
NMuAbLh PnIytTE UNWILLING. ON ,o.xx, nj.
WI, ~ "a ~ ,yia srREhrs. FcR AT AUcrioS
t,;cs liz nA,srss and conveniently .rr.nfrl
he soath side Of Clay " running back Co sh =,
an M-y Inc house has 10 place. a,
me .tehsn IA, oon' The she premises ar. m p.,sss, ~
pair, AID admirably veil for l.,v - ~ "
near to the market aui,. s.'nS
generally. - NS1'snieos 70 easi-
j.iS gopDiy 4 sescsI..,
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H iti" CUT hE"HINGS-IP :,eI;i sSI sale BY

= 5s!o T. u SKINNER, Cary street.
6SiIN HOTEL. RICHMOSD, VA F0R 49,
hMr OK LEAsEIThis Hotel situated the centre E::
i,, anu .aEhs oeen recently thoroughly repaired luz
painted Se being on Main and Wall
OF me Richmond DAnyie, CeatraI RairossS In Si
he eteen The two is for coatan, Io0 $3.50
sssp'hs papss With large dining which 500 per
SIS can De large spacious ofSc snsh.r
and oaId room In contiguous position said establtsh
& as natural been heretofore by the most
OF cur city being sh mjst m. 49,.
V Its tnsions its centrally ~.
sy parton tue country, will there doubt
IL. eS ATE with rs sTits and kept
summer house. and equal winter The bar roon
on wan street Which If well kept the which will pa IN
rent OF the house. To desirable
Make Immediate application BENJiNis n .yIS Ss-
myi5 n = p,a,is,
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$4,000 MsSSH SEE 5l OF ,ssssn u G. AND

j. D. GOODMAN will comm from thi, dat. 70 .,. 49,. 81,
entire stock Of Ready Made Clothing in store ms
80 Voi Sasn ohy) ior the rpose open lin seneun
PER- WIN large stock Of FAN Goods wholesale M
ehAns thronshoat the State will In mindl On. So,
are reipectaly solicited TO call examine my ,oeL n, v
aIiei never was Goods better up Ny steel i,
complete comprising article "a
pareI IAN OF the very latest syes) greater APP
the greatest bargains has been 1rs ~
" ~ VI" Oe 'o,i. J. d. GOODMAN,
NO. l"i Main street, opposite Fad
~ R-coihing in suits Ell as ont
poriunity. Call and >'' " '"'' great OPP
ny. J.D:G
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-19

GUNNER CIOTIiNG.-Persons wishing to purchase Fancy
- Cashmere and Cloth Business Goats and Fancy
Pants would do well 90 call supply themselves while
ing the above goods cost, HENRY SiIkFER,
jel6 Corner Main and 18th
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-19

HAVANA CIGARS,-wM. n. MERIwEfurR invits
n the aitt ntCn Of dealers stock Of CIGARS b
in tins Siy and comprising than ~ different brand, Of ia
rdnd, PrfndJs, GRd Domestic CiyurS. "
Consany hand sale, LEAF TOBACCO Tor C;..,,
and the celebrated Drnicoiissi smoking TJ,icco
iefi-tm 2nd door from Columbian Hotel Cary a.,
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Nh ORE GUILD WANTED.-My stock yet large the
I'VE season and want more God Silver another kind
for which will give fashionable
made Clothing Bargains be had by calling III Main
ELL wM. IRA SMITH.
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POSTSCRIPT.
THE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, juno IL.

SENATE.
ill Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Alter reading the Journal Of yesterdays proceedings
Inc House took up the private calendar, and passed
TWO bills Of an uuimportan: character.
Inc Territorial bills heretofore reported from the Com.
mi,.ee o. the Whole. were taken up and considered
The bill TO increase the salaries Of all the Executive aud
JUDICIAL edctrs Of the Territories, aud bill to ada the
expenses oil the Oregon war, were parsed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-19

SELLING OFF-SELLING OFE.-The LIST o Juyis
ne hand and We are anxious to edLce stock as low
duct all In Clothing
Of Our stock Is not surpassed u eqlaed this
regards quantity quality variety. Now the
gains. KEEN, CHiLES BALDWIN,
jelI No. lU2 Main street,
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HSARhIS FOR SALE.-A Farm OF $50 acres In Iienrico
H county miles from Richmond, half cultivation
B al Of which has been lined and produce. wheat
yer we'll The wood land contains fine timber, and large
quantity Of wood
The York River Railroad will near Health water and
society hrsrae The purchaser have the
hands until the end Of the The buildings
arranged About 200 mud and producing hne
ALsoA Yarn Of 80 acres half mile Richmond with
new and handsome Cottage Buildings having excellent
fet garden now producing hne vegetables
labor "a. been spent. All the land highly improved,
hPPyp -, - RICHARD HILL, in.
Kchmnnn. Nh..J IL
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Gsb9Gb HEWARD.-stolcn from Mr. Carter Lees about 3
~ ~ miles ABOVE the city, on the Brock road Sunday
Snsfs eoIorsd congregation Rad a,ssrmbeJ tall sorre
roNi sAude and Birdie The Pony haying white r
a toiter and ira ned after the Northern style TEN Dol
for detection Of the thief.
Jeff ILyEy IrpsCoup
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-19

AVER ALI LOVER ALIS.-I have N hand some 6 or
" dorm piirs OF over aus suitable
good lot Of Shirts. They will be sold low.
je1T IRA SMITH. ia Main st,eet
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Xix sIiIRTs-SIK sIIiRTS.-I hand a complete
- Of silk Shirts sold at great bar.
gain. Call at ia Main street
jciT wM. IRA SMITH.
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ssidleTs' THREAD and CHILLING TWISEs
FiAN SEINE and BROOM TwISEs
fLAN SEWING and SAIL TXINEs
LINEN YARNS, CARPET WARP &c i.sds,
United sIATES HOTEL. PHIL ,DEi. PIN,
gums NEli. KNOWN EsTABi.I-iiNIENT celebrated N,
US iaoIs ana re furnished in Modern style Ladies. Pa.
ss on 'hc hrs ioo is most centrally CLrsnu
iashonahle promenade-Opplse the Custom House and
neNr Indepenence Hail. 'N' @""
GAIT CHARLES H. MILLER, who reputation A, Hos, is
Is eteTR'ned Il shall lose nothing by his future eli
favor him with their company " ' '""'
eE Families secure n suite Of Roo-,, nv ,.t.--.,,
or two in advance. - '(''h''t"'b -" Jay
PHlLADELPHIA
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GEO,tGE WATT d p. n

IA
(6ELPIDERE AASUFA CTCRIEG COvp.pv>
IN 9Th street, the P-trr.burr ~, ~
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
~ In good order, managed by a superior
II turning out Printing Paper and 10
IN snvs,Ope and wrapping Paper quality and m NE
~ Orders for description, OF any xsict, 49,,
executed at the shortest notice. Aha dimensions,
RAGS! RAGSli
WANTED-CeAn Linen and Cotton Rae, ,o--.,-,.,
ials-dy -''~-ees made as directed.
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Ie, -, ---S --.l 80. Jei--tls; July.
Nh iNiNt! AGENCY, New ork, 10 HruaaIay Room.
Ho- aud 9Ths Agency .nhed for the
nC sae on commission Of uninpoved Mines Mining stock
W Organized and At work; also fgrnshing tnd
81 machinery and Mining Tools ordered; also me Ch.ra
Of the country. P'''
printed circular, giving explanations will be sen, IN
stamp. y "a, . pnSss ~, once
jyl6-Glyis Nes Yorp iro 1.a. a.,
NHlGINit SOAP AND CANDLE MINUF,tvTORY-yD
lcADhM ofers Tor sale a. his Mandatory Frank
m oetTeen leh street aud the Lower large va
e OF black brown yellow and Soaps; Palm Rose AIosj
and Narega do; with general assortrneu; OF No C-iGJ
candles The superiority Of his black Soap general
a others nW Manufactured Atiested fact that Ia a
more Philadelphia, and o;ner Northern Meas brand
mas attained peculiar Distinction while exports 20 these ola.
Sss IS Say inc easing He has hand quantity Of uu
RAIN soap three old. Country Merchants will
Actory. ~
fbFFICE OF TIE FIRE AND MARINE IN.
1-StRANCE COMPANY or THE VALLEY or viz.
Gl5lI Richmond, i+h STREET trp door. TDza l9e p Of
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, s30OOOO.-This Company will take
flhE and MARINE RISKS
Company Of equal responsibility. 1865
EXPERIENCES: - ''
samuel Marx, Cashier Bank Of Virginia Richmond
4 Smith, do Farmers Bank Va, do,
Joseph K Anderson, Esq, do
T. A. Tdba', President Of Bank OF the Valley wfn.he,r
Henry NJ Brent Cashier Of the Bank VALLEY Wpehs,er
$ errard Cashier o. the Farmers bank Wnche,tsr
non; James VI: Mason, L. 5. s, Winchester.
NN'N'N'S'N'
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MUEI.ODEGNS.-P. II. TAYLOR has received two fine
I'VE toned Meoeons made by C. Peoube viii he will sell
Manufacturers prices.
The Meiodeon deshtu instrument the paror 4, pos.
the OF the Organ, much less takes up little
delightful accompaniment the voice,
deal easier to play than the Piano Call and examine,
jel6 MUSIC STORE, LOO Main street.
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GENERAL AGENCY

rok THE SALE AND PURCHASE or Ilsna
i, ~ kuFPis SgSstlry orthe rTroinia Sa., 1,
pubc a. ana ArGrsT offer their Tces 10 a.
'nyIa, ARD the southern and Western ,a.Ss " -nos IN
,oE16s AZ the gDtce Of tAe Virginia. Sat. io-,,,, .
-'0sd'v Puc and Accountant OFFICE 4, .hov.
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commission Merchants, Richmond Va,
Cy'ce-tToHt Budding, Slockoe War,Io,.-
NM LII give prompt attention t. sale on Tohs.sc
Four Corn &C, and lope strict aention -
generally. 1850 menus anu the public
house. 'FN>''' - Seaofookb Ware
WIN R. PuGH late of clarlsvie MecLleaburs county ",
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SHEEP SHEARS, Of extra On, quality, Tor sale By
~ O. J. s1NrON 4 co,
gss ssu Of the Circular ss~, II Main street
IHNiAAfERRos GROUND PLtsTEH,-So topl, for sale
y, II. sKNkER,
" oHJarlst
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=, t,,, ,,5,,x ]. JOHN THOMPSON
&Nh"hitf AND COMMISSION BtsINt,.a -
shea have asso.ated themselves under IN. arm ~ M,
n 'ransactiry General Grocery yo,..a,t nun.
i On hn,lne,, and have taken t.n.nsn,s ana
Cary between and ls,b AMI ~ Blair fsqr
" see ue friends and the public attend ors, pleased
Richnand Ia, sn H., DANIEL X HUNT
----..| JSO ID. HARyYY'
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-11-03
Eelrrten IAlsGfll1ny
THE TEaIE ADVICL8.

Tur stories current among the IRISH
peasantrv are not very remarkable Tor the
Incubation Of any moral lesson, although
numbere,s aye the legends related OF pl-
GUS and '"gool people" the saints and
fairies. The following tale OF the lhr2e
Adyi.es is the only one OF moral char
acter which | remember to have loarI.--
It was told 10 me by professional story
teller. whose diction have enloayoured
to preserve, although his soHjril"et Of
"Padlreen Irclogh," or Paddy the. Na%a-
bond, from his wandering life, was not u
particularly appropriate tide for moral
ist. The tale is certainly very ancient,
and has probably found its way into Ire
land from Wales, as it appears to he an
amplifcation Of BarJic "Iriad Of Wis
DOM"
There once came, what Of late happen
ed so often in Ireland, hard year.
When the crops failed, there was beggary
and misfortune from one end OF the island
to the other. At that time u great many
poor people had to quit the country from
want of employment, and through tie hi&!
price of provisions. Among others, John
Carson was under the necessity OF going
over to England, to try if he could ge
work and Of leaving his wife and Iamil!
behind him, begging for bite and a SUI
IN and down, and trusting to the charity
Of good Christians.
John was a smart young fellow, hand,
at any work, from the hay-iieId to the sta
bic, and willing to earn the bread he ate
and he was soon engaged by a gentleman
The English are highly strict to irish SCI
wants; he WAS to have twelve gvlnoaS
wear WAGES, but the money was not to b
no;d until the end Of the year, and iio wa
to forfeit the entire twelve guineas i'll til
hmm, # he misconductcd himself i'll an
way within the twelve months. JON
Carson was to be sure upon hlS best be
havior. and conducted himself in ever
nart;cular 50 we'll for the whole tim'
There was no faulting him late or earl.
and the wages were fairly his.
The term Of his agreement having e'
nirel. he determined on returning hom
Notwithstanding his master, who had
great regard tor him, pressed HIM to i
main. and asked him if he had any reaso
to be dissatisfied with his treatment.
."No reason in life, sir" said JohI
"you've been a good mastert to me; t
Lord spare you over your family; but
left a wife with two small children OF
own at home, after me in Ireland, al
your honor would never wish to keep I
from them entirely. The wife and t
children "
well, john" said the gentlems
"you have earned your twelve guine
and you have been, in every respect,
good a scrvent, that, if you are agreeab
/ intead giving you what is worth
twelve guinness ten times over, in place
your wsges, But you shall have yt
choice-will you take what | offer, on
word ?"
John saw no reason to think that
master was testing with him, or was
sincere in making the offer; and, the
fore, after slight consideration, told /
that he agreed to take as his wages WI
ever he would advise, whether it was
twclvc guineas or not.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-11-03
A POOR MANS WIFE.

Her dainty hand nest.sl in Iaine, ricl and Nnit',
And tlnid 81. trembling dove;
Aud IT twiuEled about me "a jewel o. lgLt,
4. she raruislcl cur feast yf loyei
Twas tic quecn!icst hand on all lady-lani,
And she was poor mans wife!
Oh! hut little yc'd think how that wee, white
hand
Could dare in thc battle Of Efe.
Her heart was lovely as q maidcu's might be,
But la i clim'd to heroic height,
Aui burn'i ,aa s1:.}d IA defence Of me,
Or the sorcst field O hgat.
.iul startling at fire, IL had often ilasFd up
In her eyes, the good hear, and rare!
As she drank down her half the bittcrest cup,
And taught me how to bear.
Her sweet eyes that secm'd, with their smile
sublime,
Made to look me and light me to heaven,
They have tltunrneJ thro' bitter tears many a
/ time,
. Since their love to my life was given;
/ And the mailen-mcel; voice the womaniy wife
/ Stll br;ngeth the heavens higher;
For it rim. like the voice Of God over my life
aye bidding me climb up higher.
hardly dare ,hink it was human, when
first looked in her yearning face;
Fori shone as the heavens had opend then,
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-11-03

GALLANT AFFAIR FOR THE FAIR At THE
FMn.-At the TolIand County (Com.
Fair, last weel, five ladies entered the list
as competitors ior Che premium Offered by
the society for the most graceful exhibition
of female cquestrianism. Gen. Pratt,
Representative from the first Congro:sion-
al district, acted as umpire, aul very
puzzled gentleman he was, the fair com
pc.itors acquitted themselves SO hand
somcly that he could no more make a dis
tinction brtweon them than between as
many pearls all Of one size set in gold
Unable to make the award, he very gal
lantly extricated himself from his dilem
ma by taking out his pocket book anc
paying each the amount OF the highcs
premium offered
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-11-03
1D3rMG GG&LE 0E a WIDOW,
TRANSLATED rUou THE FRENCH.


How raped IS the progress OF o0liF3oh
WIsHreapect 10 tnose WNo arc no more -.
Ito" many qu&L,lIe ShaI we see '-I'9
winter, exclusively made Up from the RANKS an
OF taen3@9'33Ie Wlto"5 " I@oM' " y. ',,'s ,,'s
of3er e%iaC 0h'y 'N '''9 ii'71'0[''' ~ ''',
TOMBSTONE III ''G M9''" ana 'l1I' = =. '-
% '''o" ll|oI ''o'lIooo p Nv I ''1I
to re coHl'or,t1 A32'oSe '"9y c"Ii 81
in2t'ieI AGAIN. 49,, ~.
Vhe ol our 'no|V "t''"'S ,'!a'''' '1"'p ?
tors was S0hlnoA2' u 9hofO 'IiD' l'i siL''T ~ "
,'e mouse o. yoI'' '"@5' , l;, ;ot','t~',~' ,
o''5A "i.a " i"h''' "' ,.r VIZ i.' .,, ,lo ,,'o
ID 'le afi@toIEa'E ol N'"I'h' "',' ",t0
1ai neen uHi'eo III h"'IL'2' - '''' ',''- ~
No n7'lo0' 0 IL t'9 'i''l'' ,'i,,,''5 I " t. ,i,.
IApHe' Inc union 70, ntl,' i 'T.'vt 1,'-.+ '-'0
!appi2at "uap!ces' was OIL a ''5oI' 'S'':.''3H }
Death, HnPl'ynS oea'n' H., tGB'u'y. G , IT, h,>: ~
prem2ju1t%I3 carrying Oil INC Sool'5 NJs a.,
band Inc Sculptor vas S"'iIli''i''' y
the WIDOW
lie traveraed the apartments, silent, and
moody, until he was introduced INTO
bedroom, and found himself IN the presence
Of lady, Young dad beautiful, but A2ol5e~
! in the deepest mourning, and with a face
runowod with tears. You are aware Of
the blow have received % The artist
bowed with an air of respectful coincidence
"Sir" continued the widow " am anH-
ioas to have funeral monument erected
in honor Of lhe husband / have lost. -
The artist bowel again. 81 wish that
tn. monument should be superb, worthy
Of the man whose loss | weep: proper
stoned to the uncnding grief into WhicE
his loss has plunged me, care not wha
it costs. I am rich, and I will sacrifice
al my fortune to DO honor to the memory
Of an adorel husband. | must have
tamplc-with calomns--in marble and il
the middleton a pcdcstal--his statue"
/ " will do my lest to fulfil your wishes
madam replied the artist, "but hat
: not the honor Of acquaintance with tn
deceased, and a likeness IS indlspcnslOi
= for the due execution Of my work. " lth
: utdoubt you have his portrait -
: The widow raised her arm and pointe
5 lespaiiingly to a splendid likeness, pam
- C2t Try -lrnaprey Dny@t' =,
: :" y most abomm1o-e picture ! ooseF'
!, cd the artist, land the painter name
d a sufficient guarantee lor us STRIKING It
Il semblance to the original :.
" these are MS very leataTeS' Sll II
himself. 1t wants DNt NE: AN, "|o"l |
= that | could restore 1t to MIN al 'll9 COZ
IS OF my fortune
i .4,,l;o -, 'daIan, ',H w an3 ! nronise that Il
: ro",;IG' s,ari1o sboIl ,tl ra2roIrce if exactly"
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-11-03

e. Young women, do not looI, and
uct 50 proud and vain do not toss tha,
head about so and appear as though yoo
are thinking that you are admired toryour
personal beauty and the fine show YOU
make. You are nothing bat animated
Dust. That hess which you arc 50 proud
Of, covered a silIiwom long ago, it is moth
ing but the old, cast off garment OF a
worm-cast off when the insect put On a
more beautiful garment; then why so proud
Of it? How YOU faunt that plume =
That too, has been worn before YOU eyel
saw it-worn on the tail Of bird What
Il pity for 4 Young woman to set her otiec,
tions on such trilles, and be proud Of whar
worms and birds have cast aside! when BY
turning her attention to higher aims, ahs
might hold communion with angels
| Po,%'Un1 Pleasure Boat.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-11-03
gelrrt Doftty.
"WHy, BLESS HER, LET nER CO."

Some time ago | fell in love
With pretty Mary Jarc;
And did hope that hy-and-by
Shc'd love me back again.
Aias, my hope a-dawning bright,
Were all at euce made dim;
She saw chap, don't know where,
And fell in love with him
Next time We met, (now how it was
don't pretend to say,)
But when my chair moved up to hers,
Why hers would move away.
Before, l always got a kiss,
II own, with some small fuss,
But now, forsooth, Tor love nor t0n,
Twas nou-comc-2t-a-jres.
We'll, there we sat--and when we spoke,
Our conversation dwclt
On every thing beneath the sun,
Except what most we felt.
ENJOYING lhlS .H4t H''G! hAp'A',
Who there should ;ast pop in,
But he, whom oralI thc world
Would rathe r5ce than him.
And he would sit down by her side,
Ihtching off the while,
He pressed hoe hand wthin his own
Upon him sweetly smile;
And she would pluck rose for him,
So sweet, and bright and red,
And gave me one whic', hours ago
Was shrunk and rale, and dead.
And she could freely, GLADLY sing
The song he did request,
The ones 1 asked were j"st the ones
She always did i2tc4t
Irose to lcayc-anl she'd "bo glad
To have ne longer stay >
No doubt ofit! No doubt thoy wcpt
TO see me 60 away!
I sat me down. Thought profound;
This maxim wise drow:
rs easier itr to like a Gil
Than to make gil like You.
But after all, do'rt believe
NV heart will break with wo;
IF she's mind TO love that chap
Why, bless her, let her go.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-11-03

CosT OF PUBLIC WoRsmp IN BosToN.
It is estimated that the current expenses
Of the churches in Boston will amount to
&240, ,000 year. The value Of the church
estates is about four million Of dollars
The expenses Of the different societiesyary
from 81 900 to $1,000 year. The cost
of public worship in the churches oceu-
pied by the weather. portion of the citi,
zens will average about a hundred dollars
a Sunday. The clergyman has salary o
$4,000 year, the music costs $1,000
aud the miscellaneous expenses will b'
from 81, 900 to $500 year. The tax
es on the pews vary from Us to $40
wear, according to their value.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-11-03

A CUaoUs ELEcuox.--A few days ago
the Mayors election took place at Griffin,
Ga. The candidates We're w. NJ. Cline,
democratic, supported generally by
Wings; and Judge Bell, Wing, supported
generally by Democrats. The result was
A105 for Cline, 80 for Rell',- and 1856 fol
Judge Wright, who was snot a candidate
G.. II. McC Cormick has recovered $4,000
damages at Albany, of Seymour q Nor
gan, for an infringement of his patent 10,
Gaping machine,
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widow, consoled and remarked, conclud-
ed by resigning herself to pay for the fa-
neral homage, reduced as it was, to tho
memory OF her departed husband.