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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-09-24

The Charleston -Hercury, Of sept ., thu.
speaks Of the feelings Of the Senlh in egard to
dissolution Of the Union:
aHoxeyer rfonst reus and horrible the thought
OF il may have been at first to her bes friends ia
niiafity with it as an alternative 10 ucessant in.
jury and dcjractoH, has rendered il less and less
rCpasiTe. until. in the PATRIOTIC coutempIa. ions
oft Ter feelings have under gone that transition
isrs4ag& to 1T. which The mtst Firtuous minds are
said 70 undergo /, the long s.s.i..a. presence Of
'laat. monster ~ so fearful nlien
Taat. = 3a rstcd r.tas Ju, ae scea:
Yet zeea loo Oft. familiar V it'd her lace
II q first cuda.n taeu ply, taen embrace
&rt oa.y reer9 tae : C.. .Herc,vy IS the pat
riotia doctrine II d.-anien preached. but the can
ddate To- lie siayedrivers party (aimseif slave
drirer) preached d.srnioa from the Tippecanoe
Battle Ground. (Hhch the slanderers Of General
Harr,.oa have ta>. alated BY holding rereI On
is sacred -7o..J in tag ro.,5a.ag To7ds which Sc
teka troa lie Cincinnati E.sqnir.r:
-IStra Fazterc States ae-e 20 ra.te in solid
nta1aur a-.irstt p West. Or tie $ .ftern against
Tire NorcAern they .prea.ar;y fa.a majority,
sgania goa sp5mE Cries o. eas. au9 snre
Yea T.s.5 nJf. farI know son - BIZ .4en. And.
should Ley ts1tssz, accompany every aet Of
their t-5sa4l.l E.th expressions # cautGueiy aud
contempt wo#s3 yaa net believe Eer3lgtioa a
sa-". l1',? al t.-I ~. T@-pg1..-I EaJE
YOUR MAJ ser -asE r.
We see, by this weeks jeff. that the
President Of the Buck Club In this city has
taken upon himself lie /. Of beaf.5g al he
SINS ths .'demoera.ie'' PARTY are eaily Of in
.lsaderias Henry Cay, uToa his own sboul
ders--oseor.ay q scape-geat for bis party
We hope ne ali possess lis soul n patisr re.
- Eeq james F.Hley. one q tie west
eFa pioneers Of tie Mes5isz. Church, and
yyae attracted 50 much attention r. this city
during tie session Of tie Gereral Con ference
br II eceeutrseity. was knoaaad down BY
buchanan Baftisn - Lcwisbargh Preble Co.
Ohio, while &. e-l.ez -a peeeh BY L. p
Campbell If VS. ssasel-zs for some time
be-: bv me5i .a ali MAS restored % coucious-
ness.
Buchanan pafens democracy is The same
every bcre-vl ether * l55trd bv The Bor-
der R1tsans Of Missouri in tia murder Of in
nacaHt women and children - south Caro-
Ina Il Virginia where difference or opin.
ion from 'a- caiTalry IS cot tolerated. or ia
The above e.tsi ease faaa mary o.hers) where
a. aged and feebsz nan IS feed to tie earth
for the crime & beia 3 Republican .ad atteu.
Ding Republican meeting p2iis
.y1argrE
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-09-24
STATENIENP

nF TIE ALLIANCE IN SURANCE COMPANY u Phil
aderha made Is tie Auditor u tie state 81 Indiana
Pursuant to the Law Of said STATE relation to foreign In
FIRST. name Company Alliance Insurance
Company Of Philadelphia located ii the r4ly q
Phiiadeph state ofPennsyIvanta.
second. amount capital saooooO 90
/. s1Osp6 90
Fourth. The assets ofthe Company consist ofthe
lst The amount 81 cash on hand AMI IN tie
hand. q agents aud other person.. a5,74t Is
and. Real Estate, rene
3rd. Bonds and stock notes owned ~ tise casu-
good suretIes es,les 90
bis . the Company secured -
gage. I92 500 90
All other securities 1885 90
or other creditors ~ the Company, 300 90
Sixth. Losses adjusted and due, $40 90
ssvnA Losses adjusted and not due, SEQ 90
Eighth. Losses unadja {,G13 60
tltt i3sses u sasPse a.'..E fuftaef pfoof sz y
Eleventh The greatest amount Insured ia
rrsrsr.y. j. 1000 90
% she Company - be insured ia any one
citytI;owa or village. no partteHiAT amount
1as ca Sums as in discretion
experience properly scattered are deemed
SAFE The greatest amount siiossed 20 De IN
slfet "a 4HF HIack IC.eQ0 o.
The act - the incorporated s. thr afr
in year office the securities this Company aSela
otoe,
STATE OF PESssyLvASIa.1
City r Philadelphia
ing each lqy sworn sar n.e esase -gy ia.
President and The later Secretary te alliance In
su5aHee company # rAsfsifha ana De foregoing
'-'''''''' : t9tiARTY,
u If$@S 81 THOMPSON
s5rn iefaTe me. Phltade! phia. June o. Ia
40 y. hLNNEl. Alderman
insurance Agents Certificate or Az
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-09-24

Inc returns IEo7a All but half dozen town
in Maine show ths- the Fremont ticket has a
majority over the Buchanan ticket "a $40.
The Republican candidate for Governor beats
the Wing and Democratic ticket combined
1881. The Republican gain in one year Is
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-09-24

Po5 Doz4H.-FaiL:rg induce. ~
reason aal argument, any Republican, . be
cons. q u=ssace. - voting for Buchanan.
uew plan has beea devizedTat ShelbvvTlla.
Iai. = l@eima.e thei- number, 50 that Buck
and Beck. would haze tie a=eeudeaey n tie
Heos;er STATE. I. seems Ia: tb- Repub-
..eaas Aa.I r-e.iag At she-byvi.l= recently
and. Tor lie accommodation e the crowd. a
well was dug. 50 Ia. tHsT might hare water
coaFe.ieas- Winding seae difficulty il set
ing :la FrmH. tLe men engaged a. i sent q
man down 10 clean away lie dirt, and he
discovered large 1oll of5sggE which h
br5agh. %: with lin It's roll was aaaly-
zed by severa' physicians. amoas whom was
Dr. Winehell, Of Rush Co, aa3 found to con.
sain a sufficient quantity Of arsenic in It to
poison several thousand persons. TIE author
Of such damza5Ie scheme f5r rnarderf-.-, bv
wholesale. Is unknown" s. says the Con
aersviils Times.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-09-24

4 DESI3A BE House and Lot 10 AnighsstSEr. I'D
y liberal credit. Fgsfe9ry i - preset e1es-
Fie1 ~ Dr. Beis sifn&tef sE the 6asresz s- e ~
town ard j. calculated for eIshc- dwelling
Il vii BE- sid cheap. y exsh2neI fer sssi lara
Any BIZ fstter % BI4ACHLY & SIMPSON.
W. II Peari street, CiEsinnsfl
July n. 1s5S se-sn
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-09-24
VOTE EARLY

SoL MEREmTH AND J. I. WrLLIAMs-Wil
address the people at Williamsburg, on Tues
day evening next
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-09-24
Tho state Flec ion.

The reader is reminded that the annual
State Election viii be held en- Tuesday. Tie
l4,h day of October. On that Gay every
friend Of freedom is expected 10 perform his
duty faithfully and promptly. The voter
who fails TO vote on that day viii forfeit all
right to complain of DE conduct Of those
who may be elecged--he should silently sub
mi. 70 almost any wrong that may be impo-
sed upon him by those who are in authority,
and deserves stripes for ncglec,ing to perform
a duty 81 The most sacred character. No man
is entitled 10 the protection Of a government
which lie viii not aid in establishing. The
selfish, heartless politician never fails 10 vote
the vicious and corrupt are prompt in their
attendance at the polls--the demagogue ev-
er ready 10 place himself or friends in power.
hence the Importance OF all honest, true heart
ed men voting. At the present time the ba-
Ser passions Of the corrupt and vicious ave
been aroused-the demagosues have been
at work-the money of the people have been
paid out with liberal and lavish hand TO
continue in power those who have 50 infamous
ly lent themselves 10 extend the institution OF
slavery into territory which had been conse-
Grated TO freedom. knowing this TO be true,
We earnestly urge every upright, honest man.
every friend to right and freedom to 90 10 the
polls and deposit his vote as sacred and
religious duty.
VOTE EARLY
Make it the first duty of the day to vote;
and devote the remainder Of the day TO seeing
that your neighbors vote. Let no one be per-
mitted to remain from the polls, if in your
power to prevent it.
To the voters OF this city and township, we
earnestly appeal to rote early There viii be
but one place of voting in the township, the
vote will be very large, and the officers who
hold the election will be unable to take all the
votes unless every moment is occupied Go
early and deposit your votes. and thus give
place TO others.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-09-24

]. T. WILLIAMS, will sddressihe people at
Economy on Saturday evening. next.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-09-24
aersviils Times.

81 I. IS reported that one thousand Of
the friends Of j L. Robinson are coming to
this place 70 avenge the castigatioa given to
him b. ". Tullidge. 10 use--lst j: pass.
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a.arasa> ..SaRfeks. poR nlst-xrax-
Hon fa Sl-leI senator tro.a I.5gis: ma.
~ ORIGINAL Buchanan NAN. and gra ef his
,-r,nee.- ~q.r,,s-te~- Is III. : ,ntl,. in letter
= the Buchanan state Central Committee
says:
= g rot hesitate r e'o@5zre t&at T F.
''. - t aga
.e
-, 80. -.
sae.,.ftf,,,
T-}e f-5..-5..s,,, 1r..-,7,-,- M. Apeftst 31s+
3..,.rs4.
49,. ...-7. ....75-. .s.,, =. IT,
ft,:1s. fSau+l Caralisa.4 nor enc ot' her pres-
N Rer~s,est9ttues or .>s1.zt2rs a. Coagress,
- & = get nIeaSft 70 re rs q. fs.rof q ats-
!.
North, ii order To trighte,, the tiuid from the
silppart of Fremont. W. hone -Rera ! ,,o,
-
- - ',-e ''''e
y '''' y S''1''
threats
40 -'''a - e'e'ii'iS are ''"'u
aedng with the bogus democracy, every thing
goes on Smoothly-not a ripple is discovered
on the surface Of the political pond: but let A
few throw oEr rho raa5ing-str;nes If nolit;eal
.f.,,.a-....,,,, orI - =. b. ~
Republican light which has shed its beng
nant rays on bis reason and Judgment, and
forthwith is heard howl ike unto that said
70 have emanated from the kennel Of Professor
Larrabee-the Seat.aeL--a few days since,
to-wit: " Ne piTh iioflo"d 'ras II HeH and
thai tie Germans feere all N HollaHdl' Or,
like the howl that arises from the kennel OF
- 800 .,''.i - -: E1s
r - - =. 49, c.-rsa.
-. - A.
-. -, -.
H-.''''' ~
-. i.'i. -,
''''' ''' .'.'''' ',',>'''' o'''' Ds '''s rs.
o.'' - '''-'' ct =, '0''.'' 80 S'i'e' ~ 'i.'
St+'' - any '''e' ~ nuns "l'te '''l4t nj
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-09-24
ga5 T'Ee American State Council

gg The American State Council Of Iowa,
recently iaca al OsIalooea, and, after rePu-
dating Fillmore and Donaldson resolved to
support Fremont and Dayton. This VIII
ct.eetual.y o2tiuGaisIl he faint hope which
the siaveocracy have Sc toudly cherished for
a division ii sle Republican strength it
Iowa.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-09-24

FOR CoSGREss-5T H DISTRICT.
DAVID KILGORE. 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-29
COMM ERCIAsI5.

L1fEsr RIO DE J4sERo--ye IE1ebted.to .aes-
eeined commercial friend, tho BALTIMORE Patriot
Friday. for the circular Of Afessrs Max Wright Co.
dated Rio de Jaheifo, i2 New from which extract the
following:
eoFfEsFromthe date Of our last circular aSyiees 70 lie
rates. On the "a inst the English packet with nnfavorals
nviees from the European
less activity has prevailed, though daily sales limited
extent continue to he made Without uotable change
prices. We qlote round lots ig5SGIeD good hrst8 aud
suPeTors I'0e sac at which rates ;he sales since
last have been made. 7-isf i-1
REApsruEFsReceips have been $500 bsis four from
the United ststes. S,les have BEEN EeT5 New
and country brands NJ 25OO Cts Mills
at 25 2l5a bbls Columbia IT % lDt ibis baltimore
22 sI2 bbls country brands and baltimore 2G50,
1885, ls ~ lii'9Yre perry Dooroso have been
hands may be estimated az 4Sga bhis. OF hir hbis
remain in rs coppssei aOS bhls Bichnond citY ss
$50 bulls o. D9nss. POI hb Maxwell. Sllo hb5 Fseericks
bnrs, j SO hhs Baltimore, nd 1856 halls Rsseneat
From the date OF advises 10 LAT INSTANT the
ket was r the free recCpts OF the past have
pressed The and the OF the ca, from
River Plate has caused suspension of operation. Tile
course Of the maret will be
The nature OF the adyices receive from tie river
Pinto. Any quotation Of the nomnll,
We qIote by last safes: i!eiinou City Mills 2.sSnlal
Country approyed second brands 49, 23OO; Baltimore 20
5l6l22ilIc. 7ssl ft7ll-gs s,'sss-sl-ss
FRON MISREPRESENTATION latest adYices from Yonteyideo
are To the 81stult brought Iv The Camille just
Plourns q;toel l, netting 80 Spanish currency
board, for Baltimore brands = essi5 :. b
FRoN Bgksos Axgs, the dates also tIe 3st p The
high prizes ot last mouth contlnns tn rule until recently
OWING 70 iassr nu;e1:es hayii hsc naae on account Of
the thus alluded to. Iese, however, having
Wy are unable to quote Baltimore foar
~ Dbl, on board. ichTaond brands so over sf2g125e
2 Dbl on board. 49,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-29

TilE Boston Bee says that on Saturday last
spils were entered to recover $1,000 damages
from the manager of the Howard Athnneum for
essting two negroes the previous evening. 1t
is DC intention OF the complainant 10 test the
question: of color in its relation to places of pub
ile amusement, and particularly concerning those
Of lie drama. We stink The action of these ne
foesa very propcrone, far it is certainly strange
that people who wish 70 force the s'u.isuscd
sae.f info equality with others, should attempt
tofesist il among themselves.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-29

ApyASTAGRs OF -PAYISG- ron a NEWSPAPER NJ
ADvAScF.-A Boston paper sa: $ one ofthe facts
put in evidence at the trialip the Supreme Court,
to sustain the viii ofthc late Vim. Russell, was
that only few days before he made tie VII, he
called at the Office the Democrat ard paid for
his paper year in advance, thereby saving City
cents. The lactwass dwelt upon atlength by
the counsel. ahdsceemented uponat length by
the Judge US oneof great Importance. The YER
diet of the jury would seem TO sustain the pro-
position that man who has mind enoughtopay
for his newspaper in advance is competent TO
make a will is.kg
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-29

YIRGIxIA InoN MAagFAcToRv- gen
tlencn ftom Pennsylvania, within the past few
days, were in the counties of Bath and Allcgi:e-
ny, locating some lands OH which they design
establishing large iron mandatory, for the
use of the Central Railroad and other purposes
\ liberal charter WINS granted them at the last
session of the legislature and I'VE understand it
is their intention, shortly open hooks of sub
scription for stock in sait company. Its their
intention, too, to erect all their work shops ii
this place. The scheme seems to us to be n
practical one, and may be made profitable In
be obtained from q. d. TFottei, Es4-lstan
F-inaieator
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-29
THE HAT EST NEWS
EsEORsYt.rs EsY yss
nTAGNETIti TELEGRAPH.
Fol{lsIGM NMW S.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER EUROPA.


NV YoRK, Dec 27-t'he steamship Europa,
from Liverpool, with dates TO the 18th inst,
rived this afternoon.
London money market unchanged but slight
ly easier. Bankers rates unchanged The
amount of bullion in the bstk of England has
Increased 900 pounds, Eoasois closed at
W ID a "a orsInoney and account.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN Market, Dee. 13th--Sales
of Cotton for the week, "a, o09 bales. Prices
sitter, but quotations unchanged Fair Orleans
Z 3-Sd; middlings 4 l5-l Il; fair uplandS.1 sd;
giniddhng 1915 Market closed firm.
Accounts from Manchester represent the mar-
ket firm and active Breadstulis depressed and
idall, with but limited homo demand. White
wheat deeiiDed 2 a 3l Flour Ida Is lowen-
vision market unchanged. Lard quiet. Sugar
and rice firm.
Its rtr,ored that Franco is nlsdiating be-
tween Persia. and Engaand.
TIC English troops had arrived in the Persian
gull.
The monthly statement OF the Bank of France
shows an increase of 50, 600 ,0eOf.
Ha: has been declared by England, at Cal
catta, against Persia
The bullion in the Bank Of England has in
creased -eI5, 600. The specie in the Bank of
France has increased 80, GOO francs
The fall of Hcrat has been confirmed 1t sur
rendered TO the Persians on tic Goth of October
Dispatches from Vienna state that France is
mediating between the belligere.its endeayoring
to persuade Persia 10 yield 10 England.
Prussia closed communication with Switaer-
land, aud will make no further propositions.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH FROM LoNDoS.-The
overland India mail arrived at Trieste on the
18th, with Bombay dates to 18th Nov, and CAL
cutta TO the Sth. SY
War was proclaimed against Persia at Calcut-
tn on the lstof Nov. and the last division fleet
for the Persian Calf left Bombay on the 18th of
Nov.
Five thousand troops are to occupy Karrack
aud BriSchrc.
PoRTsNouTn, Dec. 70 Tho Arctic exploring
bark Resolute, commander Harlstein, arrived at
Spithead this afternoon.
The London Saturday Times, city article, re-
ports steadiness in funds on Friday,,ntil near
the close, when they report considerable de-
preston.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-29

plElNc a small Christmas run in The country
We we're sorry to learn both by our own obscr-.
xa:ion and tie general talk of farmers, that the
SsIisat crop presents SO unfay5rahlc an appear
aaee The continued dry weather for 50 long a
.iipe after sowing, seems to have lwarfcd all the
,isor and life of the kernel. Ia some parts of
she ncighboring counties serious fears are enter
s+ined that an irreparabic injury has been IN
6irsed. Hardly spear of wheat is to be seen
IN Spme fields that were unusually eabetully
snn. We trust, however, that this may turn
ontn case in which all signs arc said TO fail in
dry weather.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-29

4IonE couNtrHrEtrs.-on Monday three men
were held TO boil in Philadelphia Tor further
hearing, in Sl0,u00 each, on the charge OF ma
king md passing counterfeit notes aad spurious
coin. a descent Was made upon them ut the
plpee where their operations were being CON
Quoted The counterIcits were on tue Warren
County Bank aud the Bank of Dauvillc, in this
State. Soma of the bogus coin was recovered
from two different places in this city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-29
FROM BALTIMORE.

o ithSNA
Drc 2fth.-Thc southern mail brings Mobile
papers of Saturday last; nothing south of that
point has been received.
The livery stable of Thos. Stephens, at Savan-
nah, was destroyed by fire on Tuesday last; 40
horses persisted.
BY the collision on the Virginia Central rail
road, both locomotives and six cars were des-
troycd. One of the trains was going at the rate
of 35 miles per hour Ten white persons and
ion negroes were injured. AT the last accounts
only one of the wounded had died.
George Green, residing near Gainesville, Va.
was murdered and his body burned by his nc
gFoes, ON Wednesday night
Rcescs iron furnace, for the manufacture Of
anthracite and charcoal iron, was destroyed by
ire this morning. Loss $4,000. No insurance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-29
TO ,rIR Z s.U E.LzO.

We have :hs iay sofa MsssIs. Campbell McDernot
oce. weretorn our sincere thanks
q sr patrons for lie many of lnsacss have re-
ID a, and cordially commend Our succrssors
500 notice. We obs they viii ever he found prompt
nj atten,ire to every department Of business, and wiz
effort to deserve the patronage Of the community
br cop,s 1iilran to st instant, and hope our
l.ss M aid u. in speedily closing up outstanding
ssonAts
rt buxs Of ,e IRA win be settled by either of the
pst.., r Beatty viii be found at The Office for that
p4ssese. BEATTY co.
1i.s saps. Oct, sub, 1856.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-29
--1e@.N

NC went into Mrs. Heating store, Washing
ION Hall, or Saturday last, and were much
pleased to see that, notwithstanding her large
sales Christmas day, she stillprcsents splen-
did Stock, and seems determined nothing shall
b Wanting to please the little ones during the
leuainder of the holidays. As we have mon
toned it, of course every body will so, but don't
seie any little girls with you, unless your purse
swell supplied, for You wont be able 10 resist
the temptation TO buy a dressed DOLL
rrasticr ones, animate or inaniniatc, we have
ueyer saen. As regards candies, confectionery,
&C., her reputation heretofore is the best qua
sapsee of their excellence, and viii need no Gu
losy Of ours.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-29
------.----------e.s9.~

BFouEsr RErusyp.--D Dartmouth College has
recently refused to accept donation Of lands
bequeathed it in the West, because acceptance
would deprive poor widow of the property,
wiowould otherwise receive it. This is a very
connendable procedure, and does honor to the
i.sutGtiou.
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a iseiirea Physioii. . !,
iynosE sANps og LlfE- 9.

Have nearly out, dfseoyexed i IN I,iies
certain cure for Coughs, Colds
and general debility THIS fefei!y eft IN Is
when his olIy chiid-A tit To, ie
WISHING g DO a. ,aaei good . IN snei
full diFsetpns for rAi up usIIs il He
requires each applicant inel0se him one shillIn
cents 70 " returned postage tte and
@ BE p de 81 iis
dee9e-3m-dsw a ) -, 49, - = = ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-29

cogoNri's ISouEsT.-A man named Richard
3loare, residing in East Wheeling, was found
dead about II O'Clock on Faiday night. 1t APP
pears that, while under the influence of liquor,
DO iell into the lire, by which he was burned to
d6slh. An inquest was held ON the body, and
a sesslict in aecordancewith the above facts was
retasped.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-29

BYRON is said to have remarked that "the
greatest trial to a woman's beauty is the un-s
graceftllact of eating eggs" Some Yankee re-
marks that the poet could never have seen
lady hanging on by the teeth to blazing hot
corn cob
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doth rs Cents GIT, lSe5 "a bcisht, cheer
fll BREEZY ltle hook = - hu pagts ali alive with
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