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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-15
Shoulder Bracesg
Cod Liver Oil.

FINE assortment of Ladies' and Gentlsmen's self ad
~ iusting Braces, just received and for sale bv.
nuE9 = ~ PGNDENBERG+ 4 ROBERTS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-15
WHEELING MUSIC STORE
Piano and

LARGE assortment Of ail kfnds of Musical Instrument,
"A constantly on hand and warranted every respect.
10 Planes and AltlodcoHS 10 let "a
Those Wihng the best Instruments at the oEeEt
should not fail to call and examine the stSeE.
np28 b. T. TOn,N
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-15

Eyn, II. TsatcheIor's Hair Dye.-So kgRS-
ING BLIsTER1SG cosPouSD could ever have attained
4he rSIvERsAL favor accorded th Dye the original,
nevsrtaiiing iavoRte Nature netote true olersef
that the brown or black inhs readest srsyess or
most trowsy haIr by II sde sold, applied Tin nine
private roorrsJ at BAToHEoRs Wig Fastory ss Broad.
way New York. None genuine exeept. A. BAzcREAoR"
is on thelabel.
The genuine is seldin Wheeling by
T. IL LOGAN 4 CO.,
/ iuaT;m Bridge Corner Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-15

Cod Liver Oil.
FREsIIand pure article of John C.. Bakers Manufac-
N ture, just received and for sale by f.s Z e.
BARREL Pure Rye Whisky for medicinal purposes for
! a .n.s by y g FuSDENpERd ROBERTS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-15
FuNDENpERd & ROBERTS.

To. Merchants and Business Men.
i erty on which, resides with which is connect
ed good Mercantile and Produce business The property
consists Of large and we'll Brick House, large
story House, With good cellar under II well suited for
sailing Pork and nlarge IN the second story well adj
for receiving packing WOOL also the premises
of water good Stable aud Grainery and
buildings. This property IS situated in Hviage of
good health and in the midst OF industrious ipolu1uR
community. wishing purchase Ohio leaf TOlac
or to 20 general produce business connecting there
with gOO retail Store, VIII do well to examine this place
as they offer great inducements.
The above described property will he sold IoNTfOr cash or
will be Exchanged for lands fair prices
aud If necessary Immediate possession will be given Per-
sons wsn Information apply by letter othCrwse,p
VIM Jumping Co., ami Wesley Starr Sons, Bal
timore. Mcssrs. ornnEe CO., Wheeling Va, the sub
scriber n lFairView Ohio. - -
aug9-lw JOSEPH HARE.
and charge this Office.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-15

Meeting OF the Stockholders OF the Marshall Ohio.
"A Turnpike Company will be held atthe Office of j. II
o'clock p purpose of slccting President and
two Directors for from that date. prompt aud
full attendance Is desired. by order
- :. 2 - J. II. PENDLETON,
augs Secretary
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-15

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-15
10O gLlots for Sale Ia lkir,jyI,,
J, ~ - ~ A.IlttISsitU1D, OHIO
ag1Sets Josctl ME-. p
Valuable Property for 1 's.s,s@.e d

HENRY WEST. a., I
WI, WILLIAM KESS0y ;.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-15

Bed .t.es.
EISIIE CHEAPEST and best article Of the Bed sind
vented for sale at the cheap Furniture Store, No
AS aHf4 - ssgg -. ". sIHRLDAFrER.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-12-04
A State without Faxes,

The State of Texas is in a most enviable
condition in regard to her finances. She i:
the envy OF the country. Her Comptroller
in recent report, presents the following
fl Altering picture of her condition: The
State is out of debt, witt, a surplus Of over
81 100000 in the Treasury, u permanen,
fve- per. cent. school fund Of $40 600, 900, an
unapproprated public domain, estimated at
one hundred millions Of acres, viii, h, if ju
diciously used, would substrve all the pur
poses of internal Improvements required by
the State, and tax lighter than is imposed
on any other people, and which is adequate
to all the waits Of the government.
The aggregate amount Of taxable property
is very nearly SlJOOOO. eco, being an in
crease of $22,5OOO 900 over the previous
year.
The present financial condition of the
State is highly satisfactory, and calculated to
inspire confidence in its ability to carry out
the grand schemes Of internal Improvement
to which the aid of the State is pledged, aud
which will enhance tue value of all she now
possesses fourfold.
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Important Trial.

coHoEEeATIoS FOR POLITICAL PREACHING DE-.
cIDED NOT TO BE RELIGIOUS MEETING.
At recent Methodist meeting in one Of
the towns in Erie county, in this State, the
preacher undertook to instruct his hearers
in their duty at the recent election. He de.
nounced the present National Admin;stra.
tion Of the General Government, as we'll as
the Democratic and American parties, in the
most violent manner, and called upon all
the voters in the congregation to vote for
free speech, free Kansas, and Fremont
One Of his hearers, an American, being
somewhat excited, aimed:-"Old fellow!
l will bet you ten TO FIVE dollars there ore
more Fillmore men present than there are Of
the Negro worshiPpers!" The offer was
declined by the preacher, and the person
making the offer was complained OF, under
the statute, for disturbing a religious meet
ing. The facts being submitted to jury,
they decided that the meeting was not re.
ligious, but political meeting and the Fill
more mcn was dischargcd.-A&aay Anas.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-12-04

An incident in the Mexican war will Illus.
trate the American character. Ou. gallant
little crmy had captured and held possession
Of the city of Mexico. A large party of our
officers and soldiers were ut the theatre
During the evening some one called 70:
Hail Columbia. by the Orchestre The mu-
sicians, either from not having the music, or
reluctant from sentiment of national an.
tpathy, refused to play it, aud struck up
some European air. AS by an electric shock
the whole house was instantly in a furious
uProar- the Ameri: :ans rising to their feet,
drowning the orchestra with their shouts,
and otherwise exhibiting such fierce and
indomitable determination as an excited
American crowd only can exhibit. Alarm
ed, the orchestra struck up the air, when
the crowd as suddenly subsidized into silence,
and good order was at once restored. A
Spanish gentleman sitting by the side Of one
OF our officers remarked: 81 understand now
the secret of the wonderful progress and
achievements of your unique people. They
alone combine the quick and fiery enthusi-
asm OF the Southern nations of Europe with
the mperturable solidity oI the races Of the
North. The scene we hqve Just Witnessed
would be an impossbility with any other
people under the SUM-"
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UnpOpuIarity of Fremont,

While John C. Fremont was running fol
President on the Black Republican ticket
he was claimed as citizen of California
though his residence was in the city of New
York. He was born in Georgia, South
Carolina, or somewhere else, according to
his biographies, and had long resided in
Missouri. Yet of $4,000 votes polled in
N. Y. City, he received but about 10000
and came out third best in the race, as he
did also in California, where it is said he
ls citizen and where his possessions lie,
whiie in Georgia, South Carolina, or what
ser other State may have been his birth
lace, he was scarcely heard of in the
.s...s..ssstsr so and in Missouri he received next
= no support at oil. There are powerful
ssidences of the popularity Of the Repub-
|ean candidate for the Presidency where
E@ is known. s..y
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Pcriious Balloon Descent.

The Verona Gazeits gives an account 0
al ascent in an air balloon, effected few
days ago by NJ. .Aubon Brunet, the a-cn
aut. in the arena Of Verona. The balloon
rose with tremendous velocity to an altitude
OF 70 600 feet, When, owing to the extreme
raretaction Of the air, aud the bad state Ot
the valve, which it'seems could not be open.
ed to let cut the gus, the balloon burst in
three distinct places. Fortunately the shreds
adhered to the outward net, so as to form u
kind of parachute, and the aronaut found
himself descending with appalling velocity,
but yet with sufficient regularity to enable
him to climb up the net and arrange the
tapping silk, 80 as to render the descent less
precipitous. He then being still at the
height of 400 feet, got again out of the car,
but this time to cling to its bottom, in or,
der to avoidthe conclusion and break the
violence Of the landing by the elasticity of
his legs. He succeeded, and landed at Sar
ia Lucia, place near Verona. For some
minutes afterwards he was completely deaf,
but this soon wore off, and he returned to
Verona the sume'evening.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-12-04

MEXICAN MUSTANG LTNIMENT.-Intrinsi ic
virtue alone could insure the success which
this article has attained--For Rheumatism
Salt Rheum, Burns, Bruises, Stiff Joints. OF
Galds, Spruins, Pole Evil and Swellings
upon Horses, it has no equal for Man OF
Beast. No person will be without it who
has once tested its value. Sand with ref
erence to the general estimation ofthe Mus.
tang Liniment. can eheerfully say that no
article ever performed SO mrny curcs in our
neighborhood as this. L. w. SMITH, Ridge.
field, Conn" s. LErTcH. Esq Hyde Park
Vt, writes, 'that the borse was considered
worthless, (his case was hcovcs) but since
the free use of the Mustang Liniment, have
sold him for $3.50. Your Liniment is doing
wonders up here" Such testimony is reach.
ing us every day. The half is not told
Every family should have it. Beware OF
limitations. The genuine Mustang is sold
bv all Respectable Dealers throughout the
World. BARNES & PARKE,
Dec. 4th, lS56-im. Proprietors, NY.
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A Sure N ode of Preventing ths
Destruction Of POtatOcS by lht

A Sure n ode of Preventing the
Destruction Of Potatoes by the
Bug.
ELIzURWRIGHT, of Windnam, tells us o
n mode OF keeping bugs from potato vines
which he believes is an inyaruble remedy.
1t is simply by turning sheep into the field
where the potatoes are growing. lie va,
led to the belief of this, two years ago,
by having pet lamb in his potato field
IIe discovered that the growing crop was
kept entirely free from bugs and the result
was large yield, while all the fields around
him were wholly or partially Destroyed
During the past summer he tried the ex.
pertinent with like results. In every in.
stance where the experiment was tried the
vermin Immediately disappeared This is
a simple remedy, and it would be we'll for
the farmers of Portage county totry it, should
occasion offer.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-12-04

GrA party hunting in Angelina county
Texas, found in cave two human bodies
entirely petrified, dressed in style neither
lAdian nor European. The features and
dress were admirably preserved, A gar,
mcnt which must have resembled hunting
shirt, seemed to have been worn by each
and partly preserved by petvifacton, was
distinctly visGblc, especially at its seams and
folds. On the waist Of one was buckle oil
pure gold, almost three inches in dicmeter,
securely imbedded in the body. The fea.
lures were not much shrunkep; the eyes
were parly closed, and even traces of the
eyebrows could be seen plainly.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-12-04
Be Kind TO the Needy.

The chilly days and nights of winter are
upon US again. Most of our citizens ure en-
j1ylng the bic ssings of comfortable homes
and abundant stores. Still, even in oui
own midst there are those upon whom tn,
hand of poverty weighs heavily. They neet
wood and coal to keep them warm. They
need clothing to shelter them from the blast
They need provisions to satisfy their hunger
There is nothing more noble and eievutn.
TO the human character than the exercise o
n well directed benevoeEce. 1t not onl,
confers happiness upon those who are The
objects Of our chirity, but it adds greatly t
cur own enjoyment.
There is class of persons in almost eve
ry community who are exceedingly tcnevo
lent towards the needy and ignorant Of dis.
taat lands and nations, while they forget the
real wants Of and interests OF those who are
near at home. We believe that the man
who donates cord Of wood to a needy fami
ly in Ravenna, is as truly man of Christian
benevolence, as ne who contributes funds
for improving the condition of the heathen
in China. kind neighbor. one whose con.
duct is marked by unobtrusve acts of chari.
ty, who not only regards the "smoll sweet
courteses of life," but gives substantial as.
sistnnce to the lowly and unfortunate is a
practical philunthropist. He is benefuctor
to his race-a blessing to his kind. The
heartfelt gratitude of these made happy by
his bounty shall testify to his worth, and the
voice of an approving conscience and the
smile of an approving God shall be his re.
wasd.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-12-04
From washington.

WAsgINGroE, Dec. I.-U. s. Supreme
Court met this morning, all the Judges were
present except Wayne and Nelson.
The galleries and lobbies Of the Capitol
are crowded with spectators, and good humol
everywhere prevails.
There is large attendance OF members oI
both branches Of Congress, and messages
are being nterchaaged preliminary to bust.
ness, and joint committees are appointed tc
wait on the President.
Mr Phe lps presented in the House the
credentials Of Mr.. Whitfield, asking that he
be sworn.
Mr.. Grow objected, cont2ndjng that the
Kansas election was illegal. The election
law being in violation Of the Constitution,
and of the organic law OF the Territory.
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JANUAEsE APPOINTMENTS.
DIR. Ell. TUBBS.

Will be in attendance as follows:
RAVENNA, Prcntiss House, Friday, and Saturday
until 3 O'Clock P. NJ 9th and 10th Jun.
Akron, Empire House, Thursday; Sh Jan.
Warren, Gaskill House, "Wednesday, I4th Jan.
For consultation upon all diseases of the Throat.
Lungs, Heart, Liver, Stomach, Bowels Kidneys and
Spleen; also Dropsy, Gravel, Rheumatism, Nervous.
moss, Debility, Dyspepsia Fems IL diseases, Ague and
Fever, Fits, Impurities CT the Blood, Eruptions Can
GERS, Ulcers and all other varieties of long standing
compl laints, both external and internal.
For some ten years Dr.. Il. has devoted his entire
time to chronic Diseases treating thousands annually
mary of whom had exhausted every, other resource
within reach. In no mineral or othe poisoas
employed. Rprdoes he make sick to make pe or tear
dopa to build up. Tho medicines can be taken with
safety by the most delicate. and patients may remain
at home, and continue with prudence their ordinary
diet and exercise. Many have recovered under the
treatment after friends physicians had given up all
hope, the indisputable evidence of which can always
be furnished. nvallds however reduced and despair
ing are invited 70 call and may be assured that no en-
couragement will be given or expense incurred with
out corresponding prospect Of recovery.
FlTS-THElR DURABILITY.
BRAcEvILLE, Trumbull co :, J., July :, 1856.
DR. TuBBs=-Sir: Two years go last April brought
my TO yOu to be treated for lts had had them
every few weeks for year and half before. fter
you prescribed he had but and HIS had mono since
them Various other medicines hid been used before
but with no benefit and our physician said he never
''r't :" % soSSoHsosSisa ssi HUBER.
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A SAD SURPRISE PAR-V.-Tbs Albany
KH'cksrbOeker relates the following incident
Of a surprise party in that city,
Day before yesterday a very unpleasant
incident occurred at one Of these parties
A merchant who has heretofore held a re-
spectacle position in society, was selected
by some friends TO call on. 1t was a sur.
prise party, indeed, 10 all concerned. They
found the husband insensibIe from the effects
Of liquor, lying on the hall stairs, and his
wife, with bruised face and black eye,
bathing his temples with leo water. How
many such scenes occur unknown to the
world.
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1908
Ohio Escdccne cd.

A MAJORITY OF THE CONGRESSIONAL DIS.
TRlCTS IN CHIC pEMoCRATIC!
AT the October election the Democrats
carried eight Congressional Districts, to
wit: the First, (Groesbeck;) Second. (Pen-
dletonD Sixth, (CockerelD Ninth, (HaIl;)
Tenth, (MiIer) Twelfth, (CoxD Fifteenth,
(Burns) Seventeenth, Lawrence)
AT the Presidential election they have al
so carried the Third, (Valandighum,) by
754 majority; the Fourth, (Dorsey,) by l2G
majcrty, ind the Eleventh, (MediII,) by L.
253 majority; thus making eleven out of the
twenty one Congressional Districts of the
State.
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1857.
THE SATURDAY EVENING POST.
Established August 4fh. 1891


| The publishers Of this firmly estaSlsbed n,ne,
take pleasure In calling the attention OF The rublIe
TO thelr programme for tho coming year. suffeiies
with politics, the claims oflileraturo will Do moTe
than ever appreciated by the reading world. W.
have therefore, already mado arrangemeLts with the
following list Of brilliant wIIters;-
T. S. Arthur, MRS. sOuTHwoRTH, HGUs
TINE DUGANNE, MRS. N. A. UENyISON the an
thor OF "zILLAH." &c,
Wedesign commencing, on the frat number In Ian.
uary next, the following original Novelet: TALLEN
GETTA, or The SQUA1TRk'S HOME by WILLIAN
HowITT, author ofRuraI Life In EBgiand ,''s Homes
This is a STORY OF AUSTRIAN LIFE, Mr..
Howiit having visited Australia expressly with the
Object Of EequAiBting himself with the novel and 70.
mantle aspects under which nature and society pre-
sent themselves IN that singular region.
The following Novelets will then be given, though
probably not ln the exact order here mentioned:
TIE STORY or A COUNTRY GIRL,
by ALISE Cary. An original NSVelrt, written ex-
THE wIrHRRED HEART.
An original Nevelet, written expressly for the Post,
IiGAT-HoUsE ISLAND.
An original Noyelei, by the author of"My Confes-
sion," "Zillhh. or the Child Medium,"&c.
THE QUAKER'S PRoTEGE,
An original Noyelet, by Mrs. Many A. DESSIsoN,
author of MARK, tue Sexton,' ''Home Pie.ures''
THE MAID OF PURGUNDY,
4 tale of the Swiss Cantons. An original Novelet,
BY AousrtNE DUo,SSE, author Of ''The Lost Of the
Willingness" Sc.
Wehave also the promise 0fa short md condensed
NOVELET, by Mrs. SOUTHWORTH,
to run through about six or eight numbers OF the
Post.
IL ? In addition 10 tho above list Of contributions,
We design containing the usuul amount Of foreign
letters, original sketches, choice selections from all
sources, agricultural articles, general news, humor
ous anecdotes, view Of the produce Bnd stock mar
krts, The Philadelphia retail markets, hank note
list, editorials, &C., our object being 20 give Com.
Ciete Record, far our limits will admit of the
Great World.
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generally preseuttw0 wecklyoEe of instructive Q,
and the other # humorous character.
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i ? Sample numbers sent gratis to any one, when
requested.
November o7th. IsJG-3w.
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HFFEVER and AGUE cured without using Qui.
nine, Arsenic Mercury, Opium, any of the poison.
drugs dangerous compounds generally resOrted
by sufferers from this long drawn, aiictiF and
annoying ofa diseases, 10y resortng Carters Span.
ish Mixture, which contains OF the above delete
rious substances, but cures ehccually and fully BY
acting specifically on The Livor AMI Skin, purii, ing
the Blood, and expeiling the remains of old medi.
cincs with which the system has been coggcd, opening
the pores of the body, and allowing to assist
Itself in breaking up the disease and reeupcratinS its
energies.
See the euro OF Mr.. John Longdon, Of Va; he had
fXed and chronic Fever and Ague chs twice n day
FOR three years. Nothing permanently eured him until
he tried Carriers Spanish Mixture three bottles OF
which perfectly restored him to health; nor has he had
chill since. He is only out oil thousand who la
purifier of the blood
For sale by |. swift and G. Hatch, Ravcnna; Waun
i Wilson, Deericld; II. Bostwick, E,luburgh; J. W.
Gone, Franklin Mi!ls; G.. & G. K. Harmon, Aurora;
0 l.. Drake, Freedom; Parsons & Root, Windham,
and denlcrs in melicines eYnrN " hero.
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Portable FENcE.-In another portion o
cur paper will be found the advertise ment o
Z. N. JONES and S. A. TAYLOR, agents 70,
the sale of s. G. TUFTS portable fence
This is o new and most valuable improve
ment. The testimony Of the best ogricultu'
raj popers as we'll as the best farmers in the
country is universally in its favor. Fol-
cheapness, durability and convenience, it is
superior to anything we have ever before
cen,
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pERFUMED What ladv

a PERFuMED BREATH-What lady OF
gentleman would remain Under the curse of dis
ngranublc breath WHEN by using The "RALM OF TE0u.
SAND FLOWERS" dGit frte. would not only render
it sweet but leave tie teeth white ulab stcr Many
persons do not know their breath is bad and the sub
jact is delicate their ie DIS i'll never mention it,
Poura single drop of Bum' on Your tonthbru>h aud
wash the tocth night and morning. fifty cent bottle
will last year.
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION mny easily be
acquired by using the BALM or THOUSAND FLOWERS.
1t will tau pimples aud irrck les from the skin,
leaving it of soft and roseate hue. Wet Il towel,
pour on two or three drops and wash the face night
aud morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY.-Wct your shaving
brush in either warm cold water, pour on two or
three drops Of BALM OF THOUSAND LOWERS, rub the
btaId wel and it will make beaut fuI soft lather,
much facilitating the operation of shaving. Price only
80 cents. Beware of counterfrits. None genuine un
less signed by w. 2. FETRIDGE & CO.,
Oct S-6m franklin Square, New York.
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A Card.

Thanks to the members Of the Ravenna
Glee Club for the serenade given us and
ours, on last Saturday evening. The sor gs
were appropriate aud ftly chosen and the
execution most admirable. Our friends
JEFrErEs, GREEN and PRENTICE have found
a warm place in the hearts of our people
May the tenor OF their lives be as even and
harmonious as the music of their voices is
pure and perfect. A. II.
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RECIPE FOR MEKpINe CHINA.-Take
very thick solution of gum arabic in water
and stir into it Plaster o. Paris until the mix
ture becomes yiscous paste. Apply il
with brush to the fractured edges, ant
stick them together. In three days the ar.
ticle cannot again be broken in tho same
place. The whiteness of the cement rem,
ders it doubly valuable.
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GTSome editors say that the destiny o
the world often hangs on the smallest tri-
fcs. A little milf between Charles Bona
Parte and his love Letitiu might have bro
ken off marriage which gave birth to Ma
poleon and the battle of Waterloo. To
which the Chicago Advertiser says: "Yes
that is the fact. Suppose little mfr hat
taken place between Adam and Eve! Whal
then!"