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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-01-27
."Ths Mother d Ppssidepts .

Virginia has been SO styled, till S9F Sf vene-
T-s'oh for that State has got into the public mind
ct this State has been guilty Of the following;
The Norfolk CIa.l Beacon says that one of the
Arst acts OF Judge Baker, of the Superior Court.
on Monday, Jan. 9, was te sentence Mrs. Douglass,
NhQ was convicted at the last term of instructing
negrSes g read and write contrary TO law, to one
months imprisonment in the city jail which sen
eace vas smrcdi-,elv carried into execution
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-01-27
STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

Under its New Constitution this Society has
elected the following officers
Gen. VIM. Il. Smith, President.
Cyrus Wdooman. of Iowa,
Mason c. Darling, of Fon du Lac.
John w. Cary of Racine. V1ce
Nelson Dewey, of Grant. Priests 3
|. 4. Lapham, of Milwaukee.
NJ. L. Martin, of Brown.
Lymao c. Draper, Cor. Sec'y
Chas Lord, Rec ,Sec'g.
o. NJ. Conover. Treasurer
J. w. Hunt. Librarian.
The Prcst., Secretaries. Treasurer and librarian,
with the following members, form the ErecbRire
CoRmittre.
S. d. Carpenter, II. A. Wright, David Atwood,
l. J. Farewell, 3. Brown, S. Mills
Patrick Toland, of Wstertown. has presented the
Society with tie Of newspapers e The las. half Of
the -e-T ITS,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-01-27
Probate Notice.

IN THE MATTER THE ESTATE orr
OF
HENRY ARCHDALE, deceased. }
On the application of Richard Wray Executor
will and testament OF Henry Archdae, deceased hes-
ring of his nn account % the administration estate
and fbr discharge from Any further liability account
any debts or demands against the said deceased.
ir oRDERED That said application be heard before me
the Court House. the City Kenosha on the first o,-
day Of March, d. 1854 at 10 O'clock ~ NJ and that no.
ce thereof be given by publishing this order success
weeks before that day, in tIu kenoshn Telegraph
weekly newspaper, printed in the City of kenosh said
county. BY the Court.
) IN d. JU.SIN, County Judge.
January 18Th. 1854
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-01-27

The amount invested in school houses in
Boston is Sl,500,000 The yearly appro-
the amount raised for ;dl other city expenses
is only $4,000. The amount expended
for instruction in the common schools Of
Massachusetts last year was $3.50 for each
child between the age of five and fifteen in
the States.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-01-27

THE MAINE LAVE CANADA-The King
ston &C.. W.) 1drertiSer says the different
townships iii Canada are passing the Maine
Law, without waiting for general law. 1t
expresses the belief that before the year closes
rum traificking counties will be the exception.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-01-27
THE TELEGRAPH.
KENOSaA, JANUARY, II, 1854.
Business Notice.

We call attention TO the advertisement of Orvis
& Baker Of Racine, found in our columns this
week They are strangers to US, but we know
they must do large business, because they un-
derstand hoc to let the world know thereof
See, also. the notice of London Water Proof
Paste. for sale at Holiday's-it is said to be su-
ncrior article.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-01-27

Hen PRICED Cows.-Cassius NJ. Clay
purchased two cows at a sale of imported
stock Dec. 81, in Cincinnati for $4,000.
S. Meredith. of Cambridge, la. bought two
others for $500. These were high-bred
herd-book Durhams
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-01-27

Seventy-three revolutionary patriots have
died during the past year; and thirty-four
persons whose ages range from 100 to 1913
wears each
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-01-27

There have been during the year, sixty-one
executions. The largest number, ten having
taken place in each of the months of Septem-
Der and October.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-01-27
The British Quarterlies
AND
RLACKw WOODS MAGAZINE.

LEONASD SCOTT & CO., New York, continue Re-
publish the following British Periodicals, VIZ:
The London Quarterly Review Conservative
The Edinburg Review <WkigJ
The North British Review free church,
The westminster Review Iibcrl.>
Blackwood's Ediuburg Magazine (Tory)
FENHE present critical state Of European affairs will rem
Il der these publications unusually Interesting during The
wear 1854. They will occupy middle ground between the
hastily written news-iiemS, crude soculAiOns and flying
Of the duly Jornul, and the ponderous Tome of
the future historian written after The Living interest and
must 80 for rh rrir rsslIy in,rli;gls rn T,inh. %,
~ of current and such, in addition to their well
established literary scientific and theological character,
urge them upon the consideration OF the reading public
Arrangements ia progress for the receipt OF carly
sheets from Ihc British Publishers 10y which shall be
able to place oil Reprints in the hands Of subscribers
aqout they he furnished with the foreign
copies Although this will involve very large outlay
part, shall continue furnish the Periodicals the
same low ra.es AZ heretofore viz:
Perann
For any one thr four Reviews So 90
Fer any of the four Reviews co
For any three OF the four Reviews on
For an four OF the Reviews 90
For Blnckwood's magazine 3 90
Tor B1ackwood aud three Reviews 9 o.
Tor BlaJkW God aui The four Peyiews 10 90
Payments 70 be made al sdrGnee Money
cnI In the State where issued vial be recei ed al par.
CLUBBING.
discount Of twenty-five per cent from the above prices
will he allowed Clubs ordering four copies Of
any Of the above Thus: Pour copies
Of blackw oOd, Of one Review vii be sent address
for So four copies OF the four Reviews and BiackwoVd for
$50 and
Postage.
In all the principal Cities and Towns these works viii be
delivered, through Agents. / liEE OF POSTAGE When
sent by mail, the Postage ay part OF thu United states
viii be but Twenty wear for BlackW ood and
Twelve cents ear for each Of the Reviews.
Reiaiiances and communications should always be I'D
dressed, postpaid To the Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT & CO..
81 Gold 81 New York.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-01-27

The ship Constitution, of Newburyport,
built last spring, at a cost of s65,0OO, was
lately abandoned at sea- She sailed from
New York on the ed ult, for Havana, with
1900 bbls flour, 9,271 bus. wheat, and
other articles, in allvalued at 81 700, which
is partially insured.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-01-27

Ex-A fearful increase of cases of paraly-
sis is ascrihed to the use Of stoves in close
rooms, particularly in sleeping apartments.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-01-27
& Card.

Ii viii be from the above, that the Good Time
long promised has ALLY come, and tho Undersigned
SvsnIan his establishment would be exceedingly glad
to SCI all his Old friends and hand
al va.agL fit. viii give him much pleasure show
goods and he is quite sure IL will be great mistake
buy elsewhere before calling here and examining.
Oh ARIES e. BROWN
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-01-27
UNIVERSITY MEDICINES Il.
FEVER AND AGuE Cured By RowAND'
Tovlc MIXTURE.

FEVER AND AGuE CrRED BIZ RowAND's
ToNlc MIXTURE.
FEVHE UsioevE;ig Of MsieiHs asd Popular Enorl
edge Chartered by she SkRs of Pentisy lvaua. at lis
last sessiu ,si As, al3) maih arresing The evils
Resulting from the ~ OF Suri0 dangerous
also for the purpose scppyiug public with reliable
medcs in cases here he atrii cal moi obtain or in not
employ the best medical adviser having
its just celebrity and known efficacy IN Tie ltea,uni ri
and ague. and lis Kindred aficcfsshas nohetasio
Ia recommending in the highest terms 10 Ihe aIctd
UpOWEL COMPLAINT cured by RoWAND'S BLACK
ED BERRY ROOT, The abOye Institution ex;cndssS
sanction, Ia like manner, the remedy tuT "Huwci Com
psiai," 50 we'll known Rewards Compound syrup "f
blackberry root, and earnestly iecnuend IL "a the c',i
dnce uf patients afflicted with these conpins,-beSSgg
il 10 be invaluable In tie treatment Of such
Hon Henry X. Strong,
y Hon.. Il. Fangen,
By order oflhe Trustee s, ( J, I'm X. Rowant, NJ. r.
A DR.. As,;On Esq.
He,tr Orr, lisa.
E-S' All communications to be address cd,- Johu
tt"~ and N. d. Head OF the Pharmaceutical department.
AND Pftsidei, oi the University
Hie ni.pensary and oicc No 81, South Second Street
Branch Dispensa:y AT the Store Of
SfARkWEATAER & CO.,
II. ROBINSON.
keaQsha Wis. ai-Iy
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-01-27
TO PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS

TEVHE Undersi5nedis nanuacturcr Of Printing Ink Of
every quality. which lie knows To- be equal
any manufactured. and which he viii sell at the lowest pri-
for CASH. As he is determined thH his Lax shall
omueid ITSELF onl, sucits ONE TRIAL of il, relying
its own merits.
Extra fine jet black k for card and wood printing
black book and ink of superior quality
cuOred Ink of ever variety.
: NJ. PErTINGILL & co, 10 State 81 agents for the
New England States.
SHELDON COLLINS,
80, Cold street, New York
Publishers of Newspapers Inserting this advertisement.
including this paragraph. IT, the of 81, and sending
So and paper coDaing il. viii send 35Ib ink
:. u. PET1iNGIiI4 & co.
10, StaeStseet, Boston
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-01-27
NOTICE.
MRS. PHGBE z, YATES

FENAh Il this method ~ intJning her Old Friend. and
IL Patrons that sfu KeInsI,a and
tenders her services !" those wishing the aid o.
SHIRT AND VEsTMAKING
Done VI the nesis manner up the shortest notice and
at Jrccs less than the City shor- Rr.n,.tt,,Iiy
December II. 1853. pTtCJHF wiz
Al ne lae Residence VI Dr. jerks. opposite he City oe
- KeuosfE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-01-27
DOCTOR YOURSELF!
THE POCKET -, ESCULAPIUS


OR, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.
TEyHE Fortieth Edition, with One Hundred r. cravings
III showing Dis, ascs and NalE rmaiitis uftLc li;uun
System ia every sh; and form To which added iret-
ise the Diseases of Females, being OF tr h ales i'm
porance TO married people, ur Hose contcmj latin mar
rage. BE- WILLIAM YOi Nc, NJ. d.
Let father be ashamed 10 prc>cnia copy Of tic ESCC
LAPU 10 his child. IL may him from an cArly grave
Let no young woman eater int the &c c, ubliga-
lions OF married life without reading the POCKET fSCtt-
LAPlCS. Lei no suffering ir1n hgcknied Cough
Pain III the side restless nights feelings. and
whole train Of Dy~pep:e sensations, 10 by
physician he another moment without consulting
CULAPlCS. Have the married. or those about be
riel any mpedimeli. read this truly useful book, II
been the Of saving thousands the very nws of
death.
EsD my person scnduc TWEEN FIVE CENTS cncio-
SGD in letter. viii COPY this work by mail,
or Ave copies will be sent for One Dollar.
Address, post paidJ DIR. WM. YOUNG,
M. l62 SDrnCc -. Phila ie mia
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-01-27
MIRACULOUS CURE OF pRopsY.


Ertrdct Of f<chU PROM Edrdfd NoGtrV, ESY., Of
India Wax. IU5dgO. dated 1DrI Sfb 1879
IA.
10 '''crsi 'iuiL"NAhh
-, 80 ueel'' " . "u! wv W. ,F"ua'u INC l'LhG
-, 80 'I'," you ~ "'T' rusu'"us c"Ntfl h'ta
,,,I ~, " w. ,i 81, '''u "IlvH Va o. GA, Was
80 ~ -, ;i ' ' ~, VIZ u t'itn HNc hnlVs
.,',;,-r t',I 'i'a''u "| w" H'Hio~i
,,,, .,, ,i , -, -, 80 Wy! ,'nu ,'c,,uise
~ n,.', ' ~ i @ - w. ar 'u l'ofv ne
,t "si,I e' ~, y, I'M ne S Uts, 81 tx
,@C,I,,,,,, c,-t.,''. 80, s'i'' 80. -, III
NfAlIiBl.E CtiiE OF STOMACH COMPLAINT,
VIZ" IN D'"h'A''H AND VIOLIN HEADACHES
rF-,,cy =, T. from n. no,..-. " -.
TJ;;' .,, y LII I'LL LI '''', ~'.",|I
=. 'V"J rec" D|tStV.j otttu Juy lfh, 1922.
To Pro cssor R@LLowAy,
1 ~ "a - w., ~ 80 -! i.u! !aeu ilo,"as'
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-01-27
Probate Notice,

Fr0Date N0Ilce.
IL THE MATTER CT THE ESTATE or BARNARD HALL decd
On reading and fling The Petition Of Charlotte Hail. pray
ing that letters Of administration may be issued Samuel
.kewes upon the of Barnard Hail. late The lily
and County Of kenosha, deceased Ir ORDERED,
lhe application be heard before the Court ouse, In
the City Of kenosha, he eleventh ilh day OF Fe5F
AIRY, A. d. 1854 ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ of sait day ard that
notice thereof be given by publishing this order three
cesSvc weeks before that day. In the kenoehs Telegraph
wreky newspaper published Ia the city OF keiosha,
said county. Is! the Court,
JON u. JII.SUN, County Judge.
DRed Jnnnnrp II. ISL
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-01-27

To Professor HOLLOWAY,
SiR avail myself OF the FIRST opportunity of Informing
you, ihG! tnr VC:y lpng period afflicted wth dam
geruus tiddncss ana tceIuent swnniugs the nerd,
tended by loss of appetite, dsrdtred stomach. and
arally impaired health. ENcry had failed give
me amy p nnahen, rccf, and at length il bee, u
ing that was really afraid of going about without
:endant. In this melancholy condtiun waited personally
upon Mr.. Hughes Chemist Faflcch Tor The purpuyc 81
consulting him as to wllt had better do: be Kindly
ommentet your Pills, ltr,Cl thrm without dry, and after
taking them tor short time am happy 10 bear testimony
- their wonderful efficacy. restored 10 pVrt.s
health, and enabled to resume my usual dais Ynu a',
nj liberty publish This letter amy way you may Ihnk
proper. am, Sir, Your obcdcui servant
(Sirue,1 ] fITXn
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-01-27
GREAT u. S. MAIL ROUTE.
1853. Fall Arrangement. 1858.
Michigan Southern r. r,
THE ONLY RAILROAD ROUTE.
Connecting CHICAGO with the Ensecr,,
Cities.

IN view Of the increased iraic he Michigan Southern
Railroad Company propose to continue
THREE TEAMS 4 DAY.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-01-27
CsoCkERY and GLASS WARE.
A Mammoth Stock of Groceries.

A Mammoth Stock Of Groceries.
One word with regard to my groceries My stock is
al vance, Consequently am prepared 10 give my
bic satisfaction in his line. shall continue sell the
prices have so ID Tor during The past nowiih
standing the great cry that ssrs c., have taken such
rise. There article iii the Grocery line which have
hand for instance:
leo bags Of prime Rio Coffee at Il. peril
80 hhds, PORTO Rico Noiasses s. per gall.
50 - Muscuvado sugar, 10 lbs. for 81.
so chests 9 Young H's0n Tea, f. per Ib.
All of which bat small portion Of the many good
hngs in desirable for The OF the Western Citizen
the Farmer and their Families.
Gail before purchasing elsewhere.
tTEaiN street keiaosEis, opposite Ihc Telc-
graph Printing SfiicC.
II. R.TOWSLEE
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-01-27
Health for the States
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

EXTR AoRDINARY CURE OF LOSS or nEAI.rlf,
DlSORDrRED STOMACH, INDIGESTION AND De
TERMINATION OF BLOOD To TIE HEAD.
Copy Of Leser from Hr. .John Llogd, Of Ert0.
,ces, near Harlech, Mcrioae;hsiiye
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-01-27
ElAIINOAn CNNNLCrIlAa-

Connecting at Toledo, viii Toledo Norwak and Cleveland
Road
As. az clyde, with Mad River E,ad Tor tyirgcc.t IL =,
md Cincinnati
Also AT hUnroryiiic. with Mansfield Road tr Column
Mt. Vernon, Newark and Zane.yiIr
A- Cleveland, wIlt CIrs nrlI Tnar f.
PIts-burg, Phad' iiha, bUl i'm, rr ana Washy 80.
Also al idnkrA, with Ne" Nora ard Erie IiUld direct 10
y. York.
Ai~oai Buffalo With Ilotnellsyc Tai!rond New York
Thus fpnnga complete liii rO.dc innecinn ith a. e
important Cities and Towns ihrluylIut lndain. OHIO
Penns i'uIia, Nea York, and the eu.ire New EHgaud
States!
Connecting with Cemeuts Line 81 Sfeamtrs r. r. COL
iir and Traveller, konJsiA Chic aud Milwaukee,
daily.
aggage checked irrn Chicago through to Buffalo, and
charge for handling.
JOHN T. SHEPHERD, Agent.
81, Msin S., KeDozha
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-01-27

IauFOnd tInc IS 20 InlnttQs fnscT IRN Chicago lime
Tho guace IS being chaigad the Erie Line
Road iu correspond with the balance The load
Buffalo and Toledo th.t may be- run hr,h II, ~
Toledo g. Buffalo without change. Passenger. hereafter
viii not be annoyed sh frequent chang.- and pcrpeHle.
a nfy
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-01-27

Daring the Fan and Winlet follows sunda, sexcente
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-11-10
Girls in a Swimming.

Bob, did you ever see lot of girls in
q swimming ,"
No, never; did you?"
"Ycs-ani such sight | never cx-
pect to see again. They beat lneimaids
out OF sight"
81 expect so, but where did you obtain
your knowledge
Listen, aud Ill propcl. You know
Miss Dusenbury, of Strawberry Hill. Yes
of course you do. Well, Sis, the other
day, had company-fourteen samples of
dimity, that would have infused wicked
ideas into the head of an anchorite.--
Among the number, were Sally Jones and
Becky Joycclyn. Well, after tea Sally
beautiful creature-proposed to go bath
ing. Xou may want to know how heard
this. listened at the keyhole. The girls
inmnel at the idea, and as soon as the
caps and saSserS were wiped, on went bon
nets aal ribbons. and away went the
whole fourteen in pursuit of Cloverdale
Lake, where the immersion was to take
place. The right was taken by Sally
Jone5--I think | have mentioned her
name before. Beautiful creature; lips like
cherries, and breast that would do hon
OF to an October partridge"
Well, what has that got to do with
the story? That fourteen good looking
! girls went a swimming | can understand;
nothing is more reasonable. But how
came you to see them? That's the ques.
ton"
Bob, having said this, sucked his cigar,
and looked as if he had certain gentle
man in quandry.
/ "Don't be impatient, my friend, and l
will divulge all. The moment the girls
left the house, got an old frock and a
cast of bonnet. dressed myself with a
little false hair--stole a market basket
half full OF apples and started down the
road looking for all the world like Biddy
MShnc the fruit podlar, who resides in
the ncighborhood of the Hall"
"Well, so on"
Keep cool, and I will. Having
equipped miyself to my liking, l left the
road and tngnel out for the lake, through
a short cut that brought me to its margin
iast as the girls had taken their first plunge
Great Venus what sight. Don't ask me
to apostrophise No language can ade-
Qrately express my feelings. In the cen:
trc of the maids was lilly Jones, a glowing
ruby in the basin of liquihed moonlight"
"Were thcy all in?
All but two, and they were about to
undross, but they were fearful some men
would come along and frighten them. I
assured them there was no danger that
all the men were busy at haying or har'
veating, while all the boys were off a,
school in the noighboring village"
: "Dil YOU induce them to take thu
plunge. ?"
"On one condition."
"Anl what was that?"
"That would hold their things ant
help them to pin up when they out o
i the lake"
"And you of course consented"
: 9 No sir | thought of my modesty
. and took the nearest course home"
The scene closed with a prolonged whis
y tie from Bob. Whether this indicate,
- doubt or satisfaction, we have never beel
able to ascertain. When we do we shall
, 10y the same before the readers.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-11-10

November with its chill winds, and raw
gUSty days, has come, ana VIII soon DC
gone. Now The trees that all the sum-
mcr days were green put on gorgeous
frost blossom; the leaves begin to think
Of falling, while Fall will think Of leaving !;
soon the rivers and rivulcts will be put
under bonds to keep the peace, anl the
stern janitor will guard the prison-houso
ofAowers AMI shrub; pot-houso politicians
already creep into eozy corners OF RaStau-
rants anl Saloons, and between cups, cal
culatc the chances Of candidates for the
next municipal elections, and display a
stale quantity Of political slang.
The hllm-drum of elections has passed,
and defeated politicians are again begin
ming to assume an appearance OF compoS-
urc. Over-coats and furs, cloaks and
mantilas go in parade through the streets,
to the exclusion Of the tawdry tin2rios OF
July bloom. Soon will frosty nights and
days macaaamizc roads, after a fashion
not approved by comfort, and soon, too
soon, will the poor and housclcSs shivcI
in the keen air AMI nipping frosts, anc
long for the bright days that come not til
"Spr,ng her ,cstnrc shall pat on,
! And the life giving monarch of the skies return
TO heat, with ar .ent breath, the fruitful world.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-11-10
gflrrt portrg.
LGE0S,

Iiark, through natures vast cathedral,
B!cnlcd echoes ever rise,
Swelling in mighty anthem
To It, over ar,L:ug sE.c5.
Every bind that sing, in summer,
Every boncy-laden bee,
Every squirrel in tine forest,
Every cricket il The tree;
Every music-irog.,ing fountain,
Every softly mulml:r, riA,
Every DARK aud foam:ng torrent,
Every water guided mill;
Every rain-drop on tie house top,
Every beetles noisy irouc,
livery football on the pavement,
Wakes an ocho ut IT. own.
Sobs of Voc and songs Of giadness,
Each rosponsiyc echoes find;
Words Of love anl wo-is ofaugcr,
Leave their echoes far bchinI.
Every great and noIl2 action,
Is echoed DER AMI Ger;
L;f, it.elfis but an ccho-
or the lives that were before.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-11-10

A SmFrY JUDaE.-A short time since
they had queer case for Circuit Judge
in the Western District Of Tennessee. lie
was good lawyer, but cared nothing for
appearance, and less for dress. The lat
ter he knew nothing about, it being left
entirely to Betty, his wife. His Betty was
absent from home, once, when he started
around on his circuit, leaving the Judge
to pack his cloths for the trip. He did 50,
but instead of finding his shirts, he seized
upon pile of his wite's whats's- s-do-you,
ems, used for for a like purpose. A learn
ed brother who roomcd with him, was
much amused few mornings afterwards
at the queer appearance of the Judge
nothing being in sight but his head, arm'
and feet, his looks OF bewildcrment and hl'
soto voice reflections, which were 81 won
der what ON earth Betty cut off my sleeves
I can't sec." 1t is probable that he learn
C the cause the next time he saw Retty, bu
not before, as the Bar kept dark Ito him
that round
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-11-10
VOLUME Ii. NO. 3.

instrument" and after considerable ex-
planation, convinced him that / was not
Intending to make game of his girl.
Betse's likeness was obtained, Fright
side up." and Bill was ove1oyed. The
crowd was highly pleased, and went away
as the sum declined, with the promise to
devote tomorrow to nv services.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-11-10

'i1n in which,, lay. Many hours Of tav-
e. were before him but h. wa liSh, oi
foot, ami at lcuuh hchgll in the distance
th, minagcts "C ia, civ, AMI winliu
course ui the river. Suddenly, the Ian +
,aun larkcncl. Clouds seemed 60 come
"ut of gvary VALLEY, AMI to iuund9ie the
plain. The rain fr.l. the wiul blew. lie
ha,,sael oawArj, ciutching "a, leather
pTr>e in which he ra~.i2t his wealth, AMI
ia,oAiT.- ,hea-si,.my1 Of the Hrovk...-
Na,n AZ rsI-lI! "a, bank oi tn, river he
hsa.i. t,~rvgh I'll, mist . muzzeia pre-
c!tun.Hg tha ho8f os noon from ;hu Ii:,1n,
mo, iuo. The waters wore t.r"Ulcn'. No
i.f.y bJs; "a -iga.. il We INFO lille to
cross. Ila! II mel prayet AMI an i,ca
came 70 hi, mind. lie plackel u large
re- AMI holywcl ii, AMI plsco / the Il g
a !lulrci piate, oi gold, AMI del o,I,r
r'Is 10 il, ami i,ultai this rat, upon the
>.@asm, an Il coailcl in tA,marty of God.
NoT. It happened that KDda]al, re-
Numbering lI4. Ham,Pa prom. e, hal
gone to his kio,lgc tmt day, 10 a&li, 10.
his money. The wind blew, the lain fell.
The deb,or dill not appear.
We must allow him an holr's grace
for the storm Is violent SAID Kolaial.-
The nuzz,in chlntei lhe hour Of noon.-
The merchant cal!cl to his slave to bring
anothafpipe. Presently, a bundle of reed,
came floating along the misty watcrc 4
black boy STOPPING forward seized them as