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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-28
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" DR. J. c. Arrs--Honored sifi I have made thor
ough trial Of the CsrHahtic PuIs et by your agent,
and have been cured by them of the dreadful Rheumstsm
under which he found suffering The hrst dose
lieved me, and few Subsequent doses have entirely
removed the disease feel IN better health than Tor
some year beie which attribute entirely u the effects
of your CArHAnric PuLs. Yours with great respect,
LUCiUS u. METCAIF.r
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-28

Ladies ~ha eHesafs, are requested 10 use them
with greut caution, Tor bv ,oag continued use mseaf
rage il apt Ia be produced.
for sale 10 every city IN the United States and eau
ha sent by mail 10 aHy part OF the county.
SMITH 4 FIERCE, agents Tor Montpelier.
II. : CAMP, stowe.
}. slEINERT. Gea. Agent, sos broadway, NY.
August 1858. 45;ly
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n O T ICE

Asen,s for Monipeher-SMiTH & PIERCE, DE
JAS. sPALDING, D. O. TYLER. 55.ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-28
BONNETs! BONNETs!!

M receive RONNEIs every week hom the man
w ufactufors at wholesale, at City pfiras-sma n
profit, at fetaii-BoNNET RIBBONS from Auctions
cheap. "a LYMAN A KING.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-28
CARPETINGs and PAPER
HANGINGS,

FsI{ chaap-ioT . shoiI Iine az
March, l5th ie5l "a LYMAN6 KINGS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-28
Prepared by J. e. AVER,

The above all frum persons " no publicly known
where they reside, and who would make these
menis without thnnush convicin that they were true
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-28
ifle1ifincs.
A c u r E FOR ALLIE!
Holloway's Ointment.

Ctifens Of the UaioH,--
You have done me The honor with one Voice
from one end Of the Union to the other, to STAMP the
character Of nv Ointment with your appreciation. 1t
is scarcely two yeurs since made 1t known among you
and already, II has obtained more celebrity than nny
other Medicine 10 so short period.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
%, Corner Of .7nn and Nassau Streets, yNep York
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-28
Canton 10 Ladies'.

sMIrn Z PIERcE, MonlpeIIer.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-07-08
THE PERRYsBURG JOURNAL.

above the law and above the courts. When
Mr.. Hoar was sent as commissioner from
Massachusetts, to try a case before the U. s.
courts, he was driven by genteel mob out
of Charleston. Mr.. Hubbard, the commits
sioner sent to Louisiana, was compelled to
leave New Orleans in very nearly the same
manner. We do not believe judges life
would be worth straw that should disre-
gard the behests and commands of slavery.
Honest democrats, wherever you may be
found, is not this crisis when you should
all unite to avert the eternal subversion of
your final judicial tribunal to the propaganda
ism and protection of slavery. The slave
power proclaims through all its organs that
it claims Cuba for the sake of power and in
order to control the government
We have attempted to show that the in
exorable power has secured both the legisla-
tive and judicial branches of the govern
ment We shall take an early opportunity
to show that the executive and administra-
tive functions are nearly always welded by
the same power.
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6,2l2,225

1t thus appears that six millions of peo-
pie have five judges, while thirteen millions
have four judges. One man at the north
possesses hardly more than one-third as
much representation in the highest tribunal
of his republican country as one man at the
south. Here northern man is a third of a
man. The simplest exercise of justice and
common honesty would seem to require re-
organization of this court. But how will
you reach such abuses, if you give the slave
power Cuba, four more senators and per-
petual preponderance in that body. We
have no doubt if Cuba is annexed that that
island will constitute new circuit, the
tenth. So arrogant claim at first blush
seems preposterous, but it is no more pre-
posterous than giving now eight times as
much judicial power in proportion to popu-
lation to Mississippi as to New York.
We know that some men regard the su-
preme court as so sacred that its organiza-
tion must not be scutinized. We have no
such scrupleS. When such facile tools as
Grier are upon the bench; when we see a
Judge selected from Massachusetts,, solely
because of his subserviency to the slave
power. as Curtis was when we recollect
that this is the court of last resort, which
must determine whether all obliteration of
the right of trial by jury and habeas corpus
is constitutional when we remember that
a thousand delicate questions between slave
~ and freedom may arise under the fugitive
slave law, or the Kansas and Nebraska bills,
we shudder to reflect that this last citadel
of freedom and law is already secured to do
the work and execute the drcrees of the slave
power. In the south, every officer, judge,
legislator, bends to that inexorable power as
q reed before the tempest. 1t is supreme,
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New Stove and Tin Ware
he ST A Bill MEN II.

TNHE subscribers have opened new TIN q. Sheet
i Iron establishment opposite the Baird House,
where may always be found every variety of ware
usually wanted in that line. Our stock of Tin and
Sheet Iron is good from long experience in the
business, we feel assured that the public will be we'll
satisfied in giving us part of its patronage.
The best Cooking Stoves now in use, full furnish
ed with the best of ware afford at unusually low
prices and parlor stoves of the latest improved and
beautiful styles, will be kept constantly on hand.
We also give notice to our friends in town and
vicinity that prepared to go forthwith to put
up spoutng for their houses, with tin selected for
that special purpose.
The highest prices will be paid in ware for rags,
old copper and beeswaX, and the cash for hides,
sheep pelts, &c.
N1~ Please giUe as call.
GOULD & ODONALD.
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Perrysburg, June 81, 1854.--l6tf

NTOTICE.--The unknown and nonresident
~ owners of the west parts of sections No. 81,
%, 15 10 and 3, and of the east parts Of sections
%, 21 16 and 4, of town north, of range IL east
Portage also, of the west parts of sections "a and
81 and the east parts of sections SO and 2S in town
north, of range IL east, Center, will take notice
that the county commissioners of Wood county, at
their June session, ordered a survey and view of a
county road along the line of said lands to be mad
on the 14th day of August 1854 the surveyor and
viewers to meet at the house of Joseph Russell.
DANIEL SHGFSTALL, Petitioner
lime "a 1854 4--16w4x
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-07-08

A statement of the controversy between
the Hamilton & Dayton railroad CO. and the
Little Miami railroad CO. is, we learn, about
to be issued in pamphlet form, and laid be-
fore the meeting of the stockholders of the
H. & d. r. r. Co.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-07-08

A TTACHMENT.-No is hereby given that
IA at my instance order of attachment was this
day issued by E. Huntington, Justice of the Peace
of Perrysburg township, Wood county, Ohio, against
the goods, chattels, stocks interest in stocks,
rights, credits, moneys and effects of Warren S.
Sampson, an absent debtor, for the sum of $7.64.
A. NJ. THOMPSON.
June - 1S54--l7w3
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q MOVING MACHINES.

IL FOrbushs improved Keaping and Moving Ma
chimes, manufactured in Buffalo by the American,
Reaping and Moving Machine Company
The subscriber is authorized to sell the above Ma
chimes, at the manufacturers prices adding trans
portation onl y One of the above Machines mas
been put in working order and can be examined bv
calling on DAVID LADD.
Price of Mower and Reaper combined, $3.50
" of Mower alone, no
Perrysburg June 10, lS54.--15w6
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DOAD TAX.-Notice is hereby given that a
II road tax of forty cents on each one hundred
dollars of the valuation of taxable property in each
township of Wood county, has been levied for the
year 1854, and that the same may be discharged in
labor under the direction of the supervisors Of the
proper districts at the rate of dollar per day.
j. N. WESTCOTT, County Auditor
Auditors Office, Wood county, o.,
Perrysburg, June 8, 1864. [l6w4l
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S7,775 95 S7,775 50
J. N. WESTCOTT, County Auditor
Auditors Office, Wood county, o.,
Perrysburg June 8, 1854. (l6w3l
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Perrysburg corporation funds,
including corporation X. Il.
and side walk taxes, 5000 4
Junction r. r. fund, Perrys-
burg township, AL
d. e. Mich. II. II. fund, Per-
rysburg, Milton and Wash
ington townships, 2,50G 6
Net acre tax funds 1926 s
" common road I" 65l
free turnpike road 1880 /
Taxes worked out on COM
mon roads, 60 .
Taxes worked out on free
trunpikes, 1926 :
Treasurer's fees, $40 !
Paid for publishing Delin-
quent List, 1S7
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-09-13
-MfSGEEE8fSfs6HS.
Dentistry.

Y - y ~ ~
a nR. A.A. Harris has associst-
QlYyy sDsedglith hlmlnihs pfaes,ee 81 n Z.
~I1D usiry, Dc. J. c. Willis and they have
fitted up roomsiin the Phentx Bloch, east end over
Richardson's Hardware Store. Tor the purpose OF
Ing opthe Dental business n It's various branehes
70 ofef generous pablie The iH,esl tmprovementin IN
their profession. IL. .sfls,, Il f,llra-
Ashley are permanenty located In Ravenna. All those
wishing work done by then depend on their
work done In q proper manner; such whole Setis
OF Teeth minor Sets, partial Sets Teeth cleanscd
apd hll with Gold Foil. crystaliEed Gold, Tin Foil,
Teeth extreted with the ofchloroform or without
They have Appropriation for the ofach
Ing teeths and will perform all other work incident 10
their profession. q ...f. 81 l-,l - Adj r-. 81 IL
We intend 10 free ourselves from all imposItons
practice by pretenders. We will be goyernedi in oar
practice strictly by priucIplG and will not kUowIney
perform ans operations wrong, matter how strongly
solicited or what the indueement may be. e sl
All operations performed the teeth In our ONCE,
will be warranted and person is required to take or
pay for work unless perfect satisfaction is given
RaVecna, March II, 1884, 45S-tf
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LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA. Jaundiee, Chronic ~ ~

| A0A GI OlA, JdunulCeI CnrODic or Ner-
~ Hous Debility. Disease Of tire Kidheys Il.t saii
Diseasei arising from Dsordered Liver or Stomach.
s6eh as Constpat,oD, inward Piles, Fltllht$ cf Bt1ed
DssS, nsso 4sa's far Fo"d Of l"S So@sea e45
St0maehi Sour EructatioHs, Sinking or FGtieeiya "A
the Pit ofthe Stomach, Swimming OF the Head, iidr
red and Difficult Breathing Fluerine at tlt iH,u ri,
posture Dmhess OF Vision, Dots Webs before the
sight, FoNer and Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency
FGt Yel!"yness Of hg Skin and Eyes, PuA
es OF eat, Burninsln the flesh, Constant Inlasiings
OF evil, and Great Depression ofSpirits,
Can 6eefeetMaliycpre 6yt Dra oeGand's Cetebratsd
Germaa Btters, prepared by DR.. G. M. Jackson
No. 100 arch st., ,PhitddeipiG. iGa Rif1lFIsae.El
Their power oyer the above diseases s notexecl;
ca, cqnated, by any other preparation in the United
physicians had failed. '' s''FT'
These Btters are worthy the attention of Inyatis
Possessing great virtues in the Modification of dis
eases OF the liver and lesser glands exercising the
most searching powers in weakness and atTcctio Us Of
The digestive organs they are withul safe, certain ae
READ AND BE CONVINCED,
EaB Perkins, Marietta, Ohio. Feb. 90, 1851, safdf
used SnfFi Ats E Gvsa &
standings UAeh had resisted skill oIseoeraI
cianS, was entirely cured by the Of Five Bottes
Q. H. Drake, Freedom, Portage Co., o. Aprif93, 1882
said: The German Btters you sent me last have not
yet come tohaDd. Have been OUT of tho aftica for
aTosss %ssS % ,a se Cna Sfsa aetSimsnt q nyals
hutchinson, D., Bedford, casshosa y iIss Co. CO.,
In May last are all gone think tits good med4
iciHe, and am recommending II TO my patients and
irends (Which % for mother patent medicne) You
!. s,Pregeh, Wooster Ohio, Now 90, 1859, said; "k
have used some three or four bottles of Hooaand,s
German Bttters for Dyspepsia and have derived rsat
benefit from their use. believe them to be good fOr
all diseases for which thcy ave fec0nIDe6dedV ID is
W,M ;o5r, Wooster, 6hie, October 81, 1859, said:
have Ssed Them cs byspesia and md Indasssion. 's snS
take pleasure 10 stating that think they are the very
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Removal.
GRIFFIN 81 BosTWICK, Having re

I L. -Nlc L lin " rDOkO1 WICh, HAVING re-
| " moved their Furniture to their new rooms in the
Phoenix Block, directly over ,Bostw'ck's dry goods
St0re9 are prepared TO wait their customers 10 any
thing In their Bnc, stock consist in part Us follows:
| Sofas from $25 to Jenny Lind, SIS, Tete-e- -teIe
lce to face, suits the young exactly Mahogany chairs
Marble Top Tables, Quartet and card tables What no
Bureaus, Mahogany cottage beds, Marble top wash
stands, PIANO Stools foSt stools, DC.
Also, fine lot Of Hall Stands. they are abcauty
AlsOa splendid lot OfLookng Glassesfrom IL to ls
Also, Pictures aud Picture Frames. %
A fine lot Of Hair, Cotton, and Musk Mattresses
our Hair Mattresses manufactured IN our owl
cinity, (by Mr.. McLain, OF Rootsowi) aud we war
rant the Hair to be the first quality of long Horse Hairs
the Husk and cotton, are coming into general use In
many pla0ss.,
Also, plenty oftBedsteads with Hinkley's suspen-
sion Bed Bottom. These beds have now been thor
oughy tried and all who have used Them replpased
with them, we have improved the bottom by making
them thicker than at first, we sell them now from $3
5O and upwards, every person who would have bed
stead should buy one at least for themselves, and we
assure them they Will buy no other after.
We have q full assqFttnent Of common furniture
cane scat chairs Of all kinds, nom SIS and upwards
bureaus from 90 and upwards, Stands 81 so and up.
wards and some cord beds cheap II people will have
them, Tables 81, and other work in propartion 7l'
We have been at considerable expense In dttfnsup
our and invite nil to call and see what We
have. We know VIC sell cheap, to say the least
OF as In Cleveland or elsewhere; II the peope are
satisfied that this is the cases will they sustain room
OF this kind by purchasing al hpme. All work pur.
chased in the village, will be deIveredat the House OF
the purchaser. S' 455-tf
Rsvenna, March II, 1854 Z. PFFr'.-. 'S = : rH'
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PeEniam FIGURING Mill.

I'HE Subscribers are still doing business
at the Ravenna Summit Mills and also in Ca,nn.
belpor, notwithstanding the reports put in circua-
tOn by the ProprietOrs Of Steam Mills and Water Mills
ID inns vicinity that we have broke down, and were
not doing custom business and as Is Our custom orc
making -four THAT stands the test in egery case wherc
It is used. Our hoqf stands A. No. j, wherever il is
known, and takes the premium over all otAor Flour
made whenever IL is on exhibition Families can have
n"nr lmade especially for family use) delivered at
their dwellings ut the market price, for first quality
Our Flour is madc from the best article Of Wheat and
we make no Flour from poor wheat, that we may be
enabled to sell cheaper than our ncghbdrs. -.
ordersprOmptly attended to. I'd ,,.....,t
- . WHlTTLESEY & BROTHER
Campbellsport. Nov. 2sth, 1853. - - : -.
= P.s;-Cob Corn, and all kinds of coarse Grain
ground on short notce. - poy3Otf -
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Reiil0VMI.

T'HE subscriber begs leave to Inform his
friends and customers that he has removed 10 No
B. Phenix Block where he will be most happy to have
them call and examine hia and well selected stock
OF SPRING and SUMNER CLOTHING lust ar
irving and which for style and durability will CON
taina. a1FF0 = f. "a - i : - $3.50.
:. Would taii rartietaT sttentI,n u the great va.
fiety ofCloth and Cashmere Goats of ali c3ors aIli
textures; Black and Fancy Cashmere Pants rnoI,n-
tains Of Satin aud Marsaes Vests Furnishing Goods
In endless Variety Trunks, vasics, Carpet Bags etc
etc., all Of which will be sold shade lower than the
lowest. Remember the place, No. 2. Phnnx Block
G. GREENFIELDEa.
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:Rsincipal Depots at M. Ward ososs Co., No. ss.
1872, North I'd Street, Philadelphia Bennett & Beers
No l2S, Main Street, Richmond, Va. 5fl " '778'-'
And for sale by i, Swift, Rayenna; O, L. Drake
Harmon, Aurora;. md BY druggists and Dealers ID
Medicines eyeryw ~
Ravenna, Nov. 81, 1853. 50 bg3p.sCg 81 syll
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GROCERIES. &C.
Fer She SDripnv 's'rn.Ic.

n
GROCERIES and Provisions at Whole.
- sale and Retail The Subscribers respectfully in.
vite the attention Of Merchants throughout the runy
Of Portage and the trade generally 70 their stock
GROCERIES kept constantly on hand, and TO which
additions are daily made Our stock cohprses every
thing usually Kept in Grocery and Provision Establish
ments, which we are prepared to sell rs low us any
house IN the county. Being working men ourselves
we defy competition. 0E0..-'
Feeling grateful 10 our friends for their lher, no
tronage extended TO us, assure them that we can
them greater Inducements this season, than before
lhe following comprises portion of our stock:
COFFEE.
Rio and Laguara, Cuba, and Old Government Java.
U R, NJ L AS sE A n b sfAtP,
N. o. and P. X. Sugar; Granulntcd do; Powdered
do; Crushed do; b. and G. Coffee do; Double refined
Loaf sngnT; New Orlcaus Molasscs; Cardcnas do:
Green Ss Stuarts syrupi -Fa.lf ~
sPfoES.
Cloves; Nutmegs; Ginger; Mace; BOX Mustard;
CaH do; Pepper Sauce; Cassa; Ground Pepper, Spice
cinnamon. ...-..s .... .., -,......
Fruits. f.'l'l'
Boxes r Raisins; Layer do; Cluster do; Seed.
less do; Boxes and Drums Figs Almonds; Brazil
Nuts; Filberts; English WaInuts; Pea Nuts; Cocoon
Nui' Liquorice; Olive OIL; Lemons and Oranges.
TEAS. ..t t...r-
u,g Young HysOn; Gunpowder; Imperial; Old Hyson;
! and Scaled Herring.
rOBA,C GOES. 5,..,-.
Kentucky Six Twist; Sweet Cayendisb. Rait;more
spun; general assortment OF Ane emf chev,;uc Ti
foil, ane cut and lb papers smoking. W.,nSisst q
Fryans can; Spanlsb, half spanish unI common RI
gars; Snun, &c. "-" '"'h"o" VI
SOAP AND GAMBLE ts.a
Ia ney shNSviny soap; Bar do. do; Burweil's chem.
wasn 40, NO: washing do; Adamantine do: Witt,
do. WI iaiow
a..y OIL. ..
Linseed; Sperm: Lard: Sweet .tifF
/ NDRIES. l-f
Bed cords; Painted PaIls: Tubs. Byiti.h Ir.,
Copperas; Alum; Chalk; Rosn; Tar: MaJde,. C.D,,
dlewick; Wrapping twine; Cordaee: iDdigo. PieSias.
Sardtnes; Tapioca; Macear0ni; Rice aonr: RasLa,.
whip Lashes; Cream Tartar; Sun. Carb' Soda. q,
S0da Tartarlc Acid; Whiting; Puity Flour SSiShor.
OttaF; saitpetFe; Batting Spruce Gum: ISIaekine.
Glassware; Stoneware; Paper; Ink; Broomr linz:
Matches; Powder; Candies Salerass: Starch: RncIisI
split Pea; osage Orange Seed, or Hedges; TOYS: Wal
lets; SNUFF Boxes Steel Pens; Lead Pencils: Slsts..
Slate Pencils; Mop Handles; Faneets, De.
PRO VISIOHS
Flour; Buekwheat do; Corn Meal; POtatoes v,u
eEar, Beans; Dried Beef; Lard; Hams:: shouiaess.
FORK I; fish; Butter; Tarnips; Peas: Corned pees
Cheese; kce Crackefg; Pickles: Onions. Beets. Ton
glss, mapte Motasses; do. Sugar: Honey &C. = a
we snail Keep our assortment fresh and throno
out we season, and solicit an examination fff sv
one Disposed 70 purchase. my
". hsC paid for nil kinds OF countryY Produee
y taken ~ exchange for Good, az rates which H be
R.seany -. -, W. SMITH co.
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House Keeners,
Farm for Sale.

- IINHE Subscriber has an excellen,
sssEm farm for sale, u miles south east of Raven
1ssAs ma Iereare 140 acres, seventy acres on each
side ofthe road, one good farm House and Barn
wen watered on each side Of the farm, good water
privilege unoccupie at Lock OH the canal
PERSONS wishing to purchase, enquire at the Store OF
}. II. Bostwick d Co., or ON the Farm,
Nav anna, March Ie, 1854 456-tf GEO, BosTwIcK
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Boot, Shoe, mnd leather store.

HE SUBSCRIBERS take pleasure in
sa, ing, that they have on hand III largest,
best and most complete assortment of Boots, Shoes
and Caters ever offered in Portage county. Like
wise that they have removed To their New Store,
doors east PiGnx Block, where they will at ali
times be pleased to wait upon their old customers and
friends. to any thing in the line Of Ladies. Gents
Boys, Youths Misses and Children's Shoes Boots or
GateTs, either OF home eastern manufacture Also
Oak and Hemlock Sole and upper Leather, French
and Ohio Calf and Kip skins; Morocco, Lining and
Binding skins. and alm0st everything In the line of
ofaBy OF the above mentioned articles would find II to
their advantage to examine goods prices before
purchasing else&h here. .-~'
Wesell at small profits and lhust have prompt pay.
DURHAM & GARDNER.
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For Sale,

IA LOT and small House with four
E:!A II good rooms and buttery, a good Cistern
EaA Barn and plenty of good Grafied barring Frnit
Said lot Is situated on Sycamour ST. one lot south OF
Main. For particulars enquire, Of R. r. KIrasnupv
Rayenna, March % 1854. Ae-ttT
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MARRIED MEN.-So good was he that 7
take the opportunity of making a confess
sion which have often had upon my lips,
but have hesitated to make from fear of
drawing upon myself the fear Of every mar
RED woman. But now will run the risk
90 now for it-some time or other peo.
pie must unburden their hearts. I confess.
then, that / nevertfind man more loveaule
or captivating than when he is a husband.
ana the father of family, supporting in his
manly arms, wife and children, and the
wnoie domestic circle, which, on his en-.
trance to the married state, close around him
ana constitute part of his home and wo. ID
ne 10 not merely ennobled by his position,
but he is beauti6ed by it-than he appears
10 me as Crown of creation; and it ia IN
" such "A man as this that is dangerous to
me, and with whom I am inclined to full in
love. But, then, propriety forbids it, And
Moses and all European legislators, declare
1t to be sinful, and all married woman would
consider it asacred duty to stone me. New.
erthelsss l cannot prevent the thing. 1t is
20, and it cannot be otherwise; and nv on.
ly hope Of appeasing those who are excited
against me, is in future confession that nv
love affects me SO pleasantly. 1t is aniaz.
ing to myself, because it seems to me that I,
living unmarried, or matchless, have but lit.
tie to DO. But it is, and always was so.-I
Miss Bremen.