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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-06-09


DIsGRAcEFUL OUTRAGE UPON CATHo-
The Mobile Register states that Rev.
Father Nashen, of Spring Hill College,
while on his way to Dog River Eactery, near
Mobile, for the performance ofreligious SER
vices, was attaked and dreadfully beaten by
four rufians. The Registers report says:
"Having brutally beaten him, one of the
four drew out dirk-knife, and, holding it
toward their victim, told him that if he ev-
er attempted to 60 to the factory for the
purpose Of preaching he would feel that wea-
pom. The reverend gentleman is in a ver-
ry precarious state. The police are on
the track of the scoundrels who committed
the outrage"
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VALUABLE BEQuEsT. "A Scotchman, nam
ed William Maclure, says the Toronto Pat
riot, recently deceased, left the bulk Of his
property, valued at 100000, to be appropri-
ated expresslyfor the purpos Of the diffusion
Of useful knowledge and instruction amongst
the institutions, libraries clubs or meetings
for useful Instructions of the working class
es Or manual laboreres in the United States
of America.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-06-09

CoNeREssMEN IN VIRGINrA.--The Demo
cratic candidates for Congress in all the thir'
teen districts of the State are elected. The
following are their names: Thomas H. Ba'
ly, John s. Millson, John s. Caskie, VIM
O. Goode, Thomas s. Bocock, Paulus
Powell, Charles ]. Faulkner, Hy. A. Ed.
monson, Sherard Clemens, Z,sdekiah Kid
well. Charles s. Lewis, Fayette McMul.
len. 7i5th
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Finances of Ohio.

Our thanks are due to Hon. WILLIAM
D. MORGAN Auditor of State, for a copy of
his "Annual Report on the Condition of the
Finances Of Ohio" for the year 1854. 1t
IS an able document, and ought to be read
by every taxpayer in the State. We shall
publish it in full next week.
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CoLE.-The New York jury. in the case
ofLyman Cole, on trial for being concerned
with Kissane and others in the Chemical
Bank forgery, disagreed and were dischar-
ged. Cole, it will be recollected, was ar
rested in this vicinity, and taken to New
York for triaI.-Er.
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piio.a 3a HELMBOLD'S' a b9d 5lil H
ssHIGHLY CONCENTRATED aai II
Compound Fluid Extract
s AIRS p AaRTL'LA A. 'aa

For the Blood, reMo6iag all diseases arisisR
from eLcess of Mercury exposure and ifapradbnee M
iR life, chronic constitutional disease, arisiag
' from an iiapEre state Of THE Blood, aAd tks 70
only reliable and e6ectaaL kHopn rem- X -
H#JA edy f6tsEhe Of Scf0fatd, SaItt aiit nS
gsi .r Rksnm Scdgd Head, UieeratioaS 5fgs sSgf6t-
0fthe Throat and Lsgs, Paine T.,
ytyl[l and SDsliiaRs Of tke Boaes, .I;aiE
" letter, Pimples. ON the , .-,.
M Face, and all Seaty E. ~ 9f@"'
, h. -s,,, AZ rEptioRs Of stks Ska. ,l{trgT ssoq
This article is now prescribed by some Of the most
distinguished Physicans in the eountry, baspFovedE9
more efficient in practice than any preparation qf SaI
saparilia yet offered to the public Several eases ofs
secondary Syphilis and scrotalons
have entirely recovered in the fhcufabo wards of our
Public which had for maay rear.
ever mode OF treatment that could be devised These
cases Furnish liking exampeso Of the salnta effects
Of this IN arresng some Of the most inyeter
eye Diseases after tAe glands wsrc destroyed aad the
NoTIGB.1 from Responsible Pfyslcians and
Professors ofseSeral certlcate 10
of cures from patients win be found accompanying
both Preparations. al al ii 'axi4gl lsii 10 30 H@t
prIosss Fluid Extract Of Buchu, 81 per bottle,
Prices Fluid Extract sarsaparilla, u erboslssas
equal IN gslsn syEge e ssssParIlla.
prepared and sold by HI. T. HELMHOLD,, Chemist,
1853 Chestnlt ST. the Gifard HOUSE Philadelphia.
ILf- To be had ofO. 1. DRAKE, Freedom, Portage
Coanty, Ohio and of Dfuggists and dealers every
where. An Letters directed p the Agynt
will receive immediate attention: Jane9 4ziyf
y
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Democratic state Ticket.

30 YoReoyERsoR, :
COL. WILLIAM MEDTLL, OF FARRELL
~ ---.--->--->-~ soR LIEUT. GOVERNOR,
Wv y JAMES MYRES, OF LUCAS. -..,
'FoR suPREME JUDGES OF THE STATE,
WILLIAM KENNON, OF BELMONT.
f1teis IasrB. WARDEN, OF FRANKLIN,
roR 1uDrroR oT STATE.
ns, WM. d, INORGANIC ,oF CoLuMBiANA.
.lusHa2 III EeR TREASURER OF STATE, f-
JOHN G.. BRESLIN, OF SENECA.
-. r,.a- FOR sEcRETARy OF STATE.
WILLIAM TREVITT, OF FRANKLIN.
EoR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
GEO. w. McCOOK, OF JEFFERSON.
- ~ FoR BOARD PUBLIC WORKS.
Eis@'a ]. b! STEEDMAN, OF LUCAS.
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Wedding party poisoned.

A marriage party from Washington county
Maryland, was poisoned on the 4th inst by
eating custard in which poison had been
placed. Some twenty-five are not expected
to live, the bride among the number. AS tc
who committed the act, still remains mys.
tery,
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"OId virginia Never Fires. y

Returns from the Old Dominion show
that WISE is elected Governor not by 5000,
as we supposed, but by 10000 majority.
Every Democratic Congressman is elect
ed! Wonde- if our friend AUSTIN has "heard
from Virginia YETI"
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The Law Of NewspaneTs,

]. Subscribers who do not give express notice 10
their subscriptions. 't -
g If subscr ibers order The dscontlnuance Of he,,
papers, the publisher can continue TO send them until
arrearages are paid. - .s.. Il
fsubseribers neglect or refuse 10 take their pa
pers from the Office TO which they dreeed they aro
held responsible till they settle their 6i and order
the paper discont inued.
4. II any subscriber remove 10 another place. with.
out informing the pubsher and their paper Is sent TO
the former direction, they are held responsible.
5. The courts have decided that refusing to take
newspaper fr ON the Office, removing and leaving
uncaled for is prima faca evidence Of intentional
fraud. - -. III
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FrRE.--The woods, III various directions,
have been on fire for some time past, affor-
ding us cloudssof smoke by day, and the most
SPLENDID display Of fireworks at night. The
most extensive just now are on the Canada
side. It is too dry for us to conjecture how,
long they may continue, Of where end a..
Lake SsperSOr EoursGE glf I6aia aatSfl
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More Massachusetts Phila nthropy

1t seems there is one crime besides pow
erty in Massachusetts, upon which the laws
of that State denounce the bitter penalty of
forcible exile. Another instance Of the ben
Efficient legislation of that State and the hu-
manity of Know Nothing officers, is thus
given by the Baltimore Sun:
GA LUNATIC SHIPPED FROM MAssAcHU-
SETS TO EURoPE.--Recenty we published
an account of the re-shipment to Liverpool,
by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, OF
lone woman and her infant, whose only
crime was poverty. The cruelty of the act
called forth, as it merited, universal execra-
ton from the press of the country. 1t now
appears that the same vessel carried also
Hugh Carr, who had resided within the State
for the past thirteen years, paid his taxes
regularly as good citizen, and taken out
his first naturalization papers. Unfortunate
ly, Mr.. Carr some six months since, by one
of the inscrutable dispensations of Divine
Providence, became lunatic, and his rela.
tives--who are abundanty able and willing
to support him--placed him in an Asylum,
in accordance with the advice Of friends
The managers of the asylum would not al.
low the friends of Carr to visit him but prom
ised that he should be we'll cared for. But
the authorities resolved to get rid of this
troublesome tax upon the public bounty, and
secretly shipped him off to Liverpool, thrust
ing the poor lunatic out upon the world to
perish, as oil his relatives, except his father,
who is old and nfrm, reside in this country.
The brother of Mr.. Carr, it is said, has
threatened to bring an action at law in this
matter, and it is understood the uncharita-
bic officials have sent word to Europe to
have the unfortunate victim sent back by
the first steamer ... .....a =:
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The Know NOthings Defeated i'm
Buffalo.

We learn that Mr.. MAsTS the Democrat
ic candidate has been elected Judge over
his Know Nothing opponent by large
majority. Well done for Buffalo. This is
another nail in the coffin of the Order.
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FOOD Ginghams from Is per yasd Ia 2s.
~ at Ms5tlth rs RoWEts8 wiTtKR's. -
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-06-09

of the SerHGI Organs,
WHETHER MALE OR FEMALE, '.' '"o
from whatever they may have originated and no
matter of how long standing.
If you have contracted tho terrible disease which,
when seated in the system, will surely 20 down
from one generation to another, undermining the
suton and sapping the very vital fluids Of life, do
not trust yoursefin the hands of Quacks, who start up
every day and Gil the papers with garing falsehoods
too well calculated TO deceive the young and those
not acquainted with their tricks. You cannot be too
careful in the selection of remedy In these eases.
'Na" THE FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU absi g''
has been pronounced by eminent Physicians the l
GREATEST REMEDY EYER KNOWN
1t medicine perfectly pleasant in its taste and very
innocent in Its action and yet so thorough that II
ANNIHrLATEs EVERY PARTICLE 'Hii h
the rank poisonous virus of this dreadful disease:
and unlike other remedies, il does not dry up the dis
In thai Nad
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COM M E R CIAL ,
RAvENNA MARKET.

CORRECTED WEEKLY nv Gro. BuRB Avn 0ffRR M I'm.
BIN THE ARTICLES NAMED BRLow,
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WEEKLY EENTINFL,

The Weekly Portage sentineI
ispubllshsd every saturday al RayenSa 5, IL,No,,s
HARr, atthe following
TkRMs-0ne year payable within ~ mos. AI.s1
One year payable amer the oxpifAlion 6f six
months, and within the year, TOO
One year payable after its expiration, aS6
No paper will be discontinued until ALL atruafNeel
are paid, except at the option OF tnt Pd6nsheI.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-06-09

CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY, -
brought by sef-abuse, q most terrible disease
VIII ch has brought thousands ofthe human race 10 un.
rents, and blightng in the bud the glorious ambition
Of many noble youth, can be cured by this INFAI.
LIABLE REMEDY. And US medicine which must
fined and despairng invalid; equal is TO be found
ACTING BOTH AS A CURE AND PREVENTIVE.
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-12-13
Jackson C. EH, Ohio, Thursday December HS, 1865.

care you afraid asked the merchant
in loud voice.
/" / am not" replied the student, firm
lY.
After moments silence, the yedlar
stamped three times on tie ground, and
sang:
NJ the 2aaa ia a, ..- ire rlal-co,dnr
Dries ~, ;, 'r-,',a ~ o'isg;ng vest
And his sea tossed lair"
Once more the solemn question
"You, who would see revealed the mys-
teries q the tomb-whatdo you see now %
The student answered in calm voice,
but like that Of a man describing things
as they pass before him:
Il see the cloud taking the form ola
phantom, its head is covered with long
yyil-it stands STILL"
care yoa afraid ?"
"I am not !"
With strange and frantic gestures he
then sang:
"Ahd the phantom said to all the nocking snecr,
come from the South
Put thy hand on my hand-thy heart On my heart
Thy MOI on M nIu ?"
"What do you see ?"
He comes-he approoches--ho pursuos
me-he is stretching out his arms-ke viii
have me I? Help! belp Save me :"
"Are YOU afraid now ?" asked he
merchant in a mocking voice
A piercing cry, and stiAed groan,
were tie only reply to this terrible ques-
tlon.
Help that rash youth said the
merchant bitterly.
81 have. | tlnnk won the wager: but
it is sufficient for me to have given him a
lesson. Let him keep bis money and be
wiser for the future.
He walked rapidly away. We opened
the door OF the SUNNI e- rse a'd lOu
the student in convulsions. A paper,
signed with the name Z" Francis Villicr., -
was on the table. As soon as the students S
senses were restored, lie asked yehemently
where was the vile sogcercr who had sub
jec,ed him to such horrible ordeaI-hc
would kill him. He sought him thrcu yh-
OUT the inn in vain; ,aru, with the speed
OF n madmau he dashed across the fields
in Iu sut Of him-and We never SAW ci-
ther ofthem again.
That, child is my ghos. story.
"And now is it, good anclc, tEat after
that, you don't believe in ghosts p said |
the inst time heard it.
Because, my boy, replied my uncle,
neither the student or the merchant ever
returned ; and forty five gulncas, belong
ing to me and the other travellers, cJniuu.
ed equally invisible. These two swird-
lers carried them of, after having o,,ca a
fuce, which we, like ninhies believed to
be real.
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RAT CATCuNG.-Mix one shilling
worth of Spanish flies. in bottle Of The
bes. French brandy, cork it well. and af.
ter shaking, deposit The bottle in smoking
horse dung, lei it remain six weeks. and
twill be I'll for use. In spite Of the u>u-
al caution Of rats Il few drops OF this H.
quid will enice them into any kind OF a
trap you choose 10 employ.
Sometime during the last century gov
ernment ordered certain number of men
to be levied from the different parishes.
and the local authorities generally fixed
upon such as were chargeable with petty
crimes, or who were employed in the
least necessary avocation James Run.
ciman. n rat.catcher in Mid. Lothian, Was
considered as belonging to the latter class,
and accordingly sent ON board one of His
Majesty S ships, were, not liking his new
profession, he cOunterleiied insanity. 1t
happened that the ship was annoyed with
rats, and Runcman, uveIhearing the cap
tain and one Of lis mates consulting how
they could be destroyed, exclaimed,
"N hats all this about rats, when nj on
board ?" "You on board, cried the
captain, 'and what can you do?" ''l can
make them all cut their own throaIs
{ The deuce you cam exclaimed the
captain. Il should like very much to see
lii. Runciman went below, got razor
blade, rubbed it over with liquid that
belonged to his profession, wetting the
heels Of his shoes with the same materia
he then fixed the razor endways OH a
plank on the deck and went down 10 the
steward s room, whe!c the smell from
his shoes attracted the rats who followed
him TO the deck, and pressing to get Al
the scented razor bI de. cut themselves
on its keen edge. Launch boat, and
send that wizard on shore, fur won
sail with him." cried he captain, WHO
like most sailors, was very supersiIious
So Runciman was restored to liberty. anC
his darling employment Of charming rats
-Ab.rdee" (5coijoad) Journal.
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NEW IRON STORE.
w ARD & GONE,
Corner Of Market and Second SIS.
u# pOpTSMOETH OHIO

HAVE opened a Store for tho exclusive sole
Iron and such goods as are usually Kept ut an irol
Store. .....
They have for sale oil sizes Of Bar, Band, Hoop.
Round and Square Iron Also
N ,lLS OF ALL KINDS, STEEL AAES,
GIL lSS, &c of the very BEST BR ,NDS.
It is the first house Of the kind opened IN TINS
itv exclusively for this branch of business, and we
int nd TO keep full assortment Of goods in this line
which we will soil at fair prices
We would therefore ask Furnacemen, Merchants
and others to call on us before purchasing elsewhere
Our IRON is also WARRANTED to be Of the
very best quality, second tc nonlnow in use. Don
forget the place. c.,
Wards building, corner of Market and Second
streets. ... I.. " ..."
Portsmouth, Nov. 8, '55. 81 ..s..a
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WOMAN SWIMMING THE MISSISSIPPI

A WOMAN SWIMMING THE MISSISSIPPI
Lloyd's forthcoming Steamboa; Directory
gives thrill ing instance of the necessity
for woman knowing how to swim. When
the i'll fated Ben Sherrod was in flames on
the Mississippi river. and the lady passen-
gers who had thrown themselves into the
water were drowning around the boat,
the wife of Capt. Caslleman jumped into
the river with her infant in her arms, and
swan ashore, q distance OF half a mile,
being the only woman saved out ofsixteen'
She had learned to swim when agirL
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Esy- A Persian merchant, comph lining
very heavily Of some unjust sentrnce,
was told by the Judge to 80 10 the Cadi
but the Cadi is your uncle T. urged
the plaintiff
"rhen youca goiothe Grand Vizier."
"But his secretary is your cousin
Then you may appeal to the Sultan
but his favori.e sultan is your neice
"Wcll, then. go to the deyil!'
"Ah! that is u still closer connection,
said the merchant, as he left the court II
despair.
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GrThe man who passes through the
world calmly, at peace with everybody,
seldom makes a stir, CT begets name
among men; but, what is better, he lives
happy, and has the assurance of having
committed NO wrong upon his nrish5ors
and friends.
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LATEST FALL ARRIVAL.

LATEST FALL ARRIVAL.
BUM, WALTERliOUSE & BUM
4 WOULD once more call the attention of the
public in general to theit Latest aud G!andest
selection Of Fancy and Staple
DRY GOODS,
Which from the peculiar advantages they have
had in purchasing they are prepared tn sell
little cheaper than ever. Call and examine their
stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Fancy French and Per ian Berege, Delaines
Lustres, Ginghams, pacCas, Merinoes aud
Silks both Plain and Fancy
CLOTHS AND CASSlMERES,
Back French and American Broad Cloths, Plain
and Fancy CaSsimeres. Sutinetts, Tweeds, and
Heavy Cloths.
FINE GOODS.
Frerch Collars, Collaretts, Chemisetts, Under
sleeves, Artfcials, silk, Linen and Embroidered
IIaudkerchiefS; Mitts Kid, LSle Thread, Silk
and Cotton Gloves; Lares Linens; Jaconetts;
Swiss Mulls; Bobinetts; BOnnets and Bonnet
Findings OF every description.
HATS MD CAPS.
Men 3, Boys and Youths Fancy Cav ;erand
WiIe Awake Hats; Gents No Ext Mole
skin, Fur and Otter Hats
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems Bows and Youths Grain, Kip oat,
Cali and emf d Brogms Gents aud Boy Kip
and Calf Boots; Caters; Ties, &c, Nonen's
and Misses Fancy Lace iio'ts; Lasting CATERS,
Calf. Goat. Morocco and lid Buskins;
Fancy Lace Boots, Buskns and Ankle Ties,
STAPLE GOODS.
Be,t brands of brown aud bleached MuSlins,
Drills. Denkems, Sheetings, Pillow Castings,
ohirtings, lambrcs Silesias, Table Covers,
Crash, Canvass and Prints of every variety, Car
net Chain, Cotton Yarn. Batting, Wadding, &c.i
CARPETS; Rugs, Floor Oil Cloths, DC; Travelling
Bags, ,chels. Umbrellas. DC.
HARDWARE AM QUEENSW ARE
Iipencott's superior Axes; Collins and Grain
Shovels Door Trimmings Cutlery; Pocket kniVe'
Gc. Qucenswafe Of ali kinds.
GROCERIES.
Coffee, Tea and sugar Moasses by the barre
and half barrett a full assortment Of Paints
Oils and Brushes; Boot Polish aud Backing
Finally, every thing in the Dry Goods aud Gro
c.:y line Come all who want To buy, aud "h'
don't want to bu! come any way
CLOVER AND TlMOTHYsSEED.
A rood Article OF eachfor sale low.
TIIE HIGHEST MARKET rRlGElN Cash
will be paid for Wheat, Barrels, and Cooper otui
at our mill. ,,,-
BUM, WALTERIIOUSE d BUM.
Jackson Oct. IL, $3.50
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VI What is cOqueite A young
lady Of more beauty than sense; more
Accomplishments than learning; more
charms Of person Than grace Of mind;
m IRE admirers than friends, more fools
.au wise men for attendants.
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~ A Yankee boy once had whole
Dutch cheese set before him by wacpish
friend. who however, gave him no knife.
This is funny cheese, uncle Joe, but
where shall cut it?
"Oh," sad The grinning friend, "cut il
where you like"
Very welt said the Yankee, coolIv
putting it u der his arm, Il guess sh. /
best Cut it At home"
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Ea- A lad came in great haste into a
drugstore, the other morning, and half
out OF breath exclaimed -" Mother sent
me down to the elopocary pop to get a
thlmb etulI Of paliagollic, Bub 3 as thick
as the di"k"nth, not expected to live from
one end TO tother."
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Gg-A friend asked a pretty little child

R1-A 4 friend asked a pretty little child
OF six years Old, (Which DO you love best,
your Ca, a,ordolI?' The little girl thought
some time before answering, and then
whispered in the ear Of the questioner;,
Il love my cat the best, but please don't
tell my doll
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-12-13

ET fyour neighbor asks the loan Of
five dollars Of YOU, tell him you were not
present, but if he will pass on to Jones or
Smith he will ascertain exactly the whole
particulars of the accident
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EEA small boy said to man who
was expressing his surprise that a bakers
horse did not start at the explosion OF
crackers around him on the 4lh Of July,
"Why, sir, that horse has carried crack
ers these forty years.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-12-13

GT' Susan, stand up, and let me seq
whatyou We learned What does c-h air
spell?' II don't know. ma am why
you ignorant critter what do you always
cit on"' ooh, ma'am, | don't ike 10
tell"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-12-13

0ET Put Two persons in the same bed
room. one oI whom has the loothache and
the other is ii love, and you will find
thai the person who has the too hache will
20 10 sleep first.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-12-13

Never trust secret with married
man who loves his wife, for he will tell
har--she will tell aunt Hannah--and aunt
Hannah will impart it as profound se-
cret to every one Of her female acquain-
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-12-13

D 1t is but little satisfaction to man
who has lived honest and upright, and
in the end TO find himself deprived Of lis
goods and name. Truly, the temptations
10 be rascal are great,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-12-13

e5-We were at colored meeting the
other day, when one Of She audience, be-
ing excited, cried out, as is not uncom-
mon in negro meetings, "glory !'"Ditto.
brother cried an earnest voice from the
other side of the house.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-12-13

REAn editor once said to bore who
had sat about two hours ia his Office, l
wish you would DO as my fire is doing"
GLOW is that? said the other. Why,
sir, iii going out" replied the editor.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-12-13

EgA young Irish student at the vet
Urinary college being asked
.lf a broken winded horse were
brought to him to cure, what would he
advise?"
Sell him as soon as possible"
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