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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01

SPRING AND SUMMER
MEDICINES!
YiErgey's SGrsdp0rilla.
InF all the remedies that have been dis.
~ covered during the present age for tao
Thousand ills that flesh is heir to- mono G.,
quail this wonderful preparation. 0nly three
ears have elapsed since the discoverer (whc
srent decade in studying, experimentalizins
aud perfecting it; first introduced it. to the
public, and it is already recognized: by the
most eminent physicians in all parts Of fhs
country to be the most surprising and effect
i've remedy for certain disc ases OF which they
have knowledge.
All other compounds or syups or The root
have hitherto aile.l 10 command the sanction
or The faculty because, on being tested, they
have b en- !ound to contain noxious ingredI-
ents, which neutralized the good effects Of
the Sarsaparills, and olentimes mi re tho
health of the patient: 1t is not so with Har.
ley's preparation.
This is the pure and genuine extract of the
root and will on tiia., be found 10 effect Get.
tain and perfe.t cue OF the following com.
plants and diseases: Ho1f -3ilr arssHcdi
Affection OF the Bones, fiabi'usl Cos'iveness.
Debility, Il 80 Indigesti
Diseases OF Kidneys Liver Complaints.
Dyspepsa, Piles :
Erysypulas. rs Pulmonary Diseases.
Female Irregularities, Scrofula, odW
Fstula, Syphilis. az
And all Skin Diseases. -
Besides curing the above, /. is also known
TO be greet and powerful tonic, purifying
he blood and inrigorating the system.
In short il is without exception, in the ca
ses mentioned and its gene. al effect on he
system. the mos. e:1icacions. as IL is the most
desirable, remedy Of the. age. II Is slresdy
extensively used throughout the. countrys and
is fast Obtaining an European reputation =
The instances Of cures it has Effected are
daily coming to the proprietors knowledge,
and he has no hesit alton in recommending Il
to one and all who de ire 10 procure relief
from suffering. One bottle being tined. its
effects will be loo apparent 20 admit Of furth-
<r doubr. f-tf Ina -1tta
R. collect Hurley's Ssrssparills is The oulv
genuine article in he market. hao ~ A.,
u5Pric~ 8 per bottle. OF six bottles Cor IS.
For sale 1.-THE mandatory. corner Seventh
and Green streets, Louisville, Ky. - SO
While ale, J. B. Wilder & Bfos J. 8.
Morris d Sons, Wilson, Stsrbird 4 Smith,
Louisville, KY, Allen & Co., and ]. D. Park.
Cincinnati, 0hio.
And " PERSHING q CO..
Plymouth, fn,l.. Nov. IN. s-5s-l 7ylss Is
.re - sidl 7ssA
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-01
F. RENNER,
Fashionable Tailor.

LAS removed his sh p to
IL an upper room Ia Pr
shIng's new building. (entrance
fr.an Michigan street, where
he will be found at al. regular
hours ready 10 re eve orders
from all who m y think proper
to favor h "a with their custom.
lie pledges himself to spar. no
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let AS EEaEG 7z0Tc Improve.
R3entS slEeG Less SpcCaia-
g50D.

iFr snoouT3f0rs and fTrco-UeT-ccnt-a-
month men. We have enough alrcadv.-
Give us more of the bone and sinew Of
the GountrE--mon VINO earn fhG'T oreao
.! t"v ~ oa' VI ',.''I ~,o,
~ Irats.t,-'r, tn, - =, Dr,ool.rrt
\ volume of truth in few lines. If
the wealth Of the West, now employed in
eoFglng upon the necessities OF the un-
fortunate were 10 60 ln'o ln*!i'II'''. oFTS, re- !
rise from IL bIirht;nr niobymara end in
aueurate new ora of life and prosperity.
Money is curse to town, II used only
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Republican, County Convention

THE REPUBLICAN ELECTORS Of the
County Of Potter are requested to choose
Three Delegates from each Township, on the
24TH DAi OF AUGUST, inst., 10 represent
said township in a County Copyenton to be
Acld at Coudersport, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 9TH,
i"r the purpose Of putting IN nomination Cam
didates for County Officers 70 be supported At
the ensuing election ard for the transaction
p. such other business as may come before
them. It is earnestly requested tat fnl! del
sSatons De sent from each township. I list
Of tho Vigilance CoEnittees OF the several
townships ia published herewith, whose duty
it will be to attend tG lile organization of the
Primary Meetings. 5. ROSS,
Chairman OF County Committee.
CouderspoFt Aug. 3, 1857.
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E.SOn the 18th Qf July Governor
Walker came down Oh L9&rence with a
portion Of the army OF the United States,
10 prevent the pg0ple Of that place from
experiencing the right Of frecmen to
frame such city charter as they mlght
desire. The Herald Of Freedom, issue4
three days afterwards, does not contain ope
word in relation to his war on Lawrence
but does contain the following high-falu
tin praise OF his cxcellency.
The facts are, Gov Walker is labor
ing to perpetuate peace and quiet. apc
give the people an opportunity to regail
their rights which have been wrcstct
from them by fraud and VIOLENCE
Queer way the CoycrQor has Of perpet
uating pcucr, to wit, making u"' on the
people tor attempting to exercise III
rights wrested fgom them by fraqd anC
yiolencc-and the Hcrald has qHee
way Of advocating the Free State canse
The two seem TO go yell together.
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WHITE TEETH. PERFCMED BREATH ASp BEAT
TITuL CoVrLEXIoN--c.tu be acquired by using
the "Buiin Of a Thousand Fiowers.' What lady
or gentlemen would remain under the curse U.
q dis. grceablc breath, when by using tao
HBALM OF \ THOUSAND FLowERs,' as u dcntl-
flicc, would not only render it sweet, but leave
the teeth white as alabastcr? Many person.
do not know their breath is bad. and the sub
iect Is 50 delicate their friends will never men
non it. Beware of countcrteits. BE sure each
borle is signed FETIiDGE & CO., y. !.
For sale Dy all Druggists. 9;51-5mA.
Sold by SMITH & JONES, Drugsist', Cou-
dersport, Pa.
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usual, but not SO large as tRe interest OF
the occasion called for. We al4all expect
to see the next meeting still better at
tended and more interesting.
WHY not :: Could not the reading peo-
pie Of this village spend t'so hosrs to-
gcthcr once in three months, to their mu-
tpal pleasure apl benefit? :? The last
lpecting gas feast to ". If il was as
much SO to others, we are sure the next
one will he largely attekded. It will b
at the Library room, at fur 7 NJ, on
SATURDAY, Nov. 9TH, at which time John
VI. Hamilton Will preside. II. j. Ohm.
sted is qqe Of the Directoos, Hugh Young
is TreasqreF and Mrs. Hamilton is Secre
tary, We % not remember all the GtheI
officers. h4t these names are enough +
ensure the interest Of any meeting they
may attend
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~. .

Hmlcy's .SarsapariUa is not onls the
most reliable but one Of the most yahs-
ale compounds that can be used durinq
'C
the Summer months. For the gemoya.
and permanent cure Of Scrofula, Dyspep.
sia, Bronchitis, Pulmonary Affections and
all eutaHeous eruptiops arising from an
impure or yitiated condition OF the blood
it stands unapproached in the history of
medicine 1t may be ased at all seasons
with very decided advantage, but espcc,
ially in the spring and summer season.
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Vigilance Committees.

AHcgang. G. ". G. Judd, Henry Nelson
Samuel NJ. Mills.
A5Joa David Conway, George Ra4n, F
Sewer.
BingArm. George Colvin, Isaac Jones Mar
tin D. Briggs.
Clara. ". B. Graves Samuel " akeley, Sa-
10 Stevens.
Coudersport. A. T. Jones, Jacob Reckhow
benjamin Kennels
Eulalid y. }. Mills, John Taggart t5elson
Clark.
Genssss. 0. Chanberlola, 0. II. Perry, Il.
II. Munson.
Harri'on. z. + Robinson, Israel Dodge,
Charles Howard.
Hector. A. A. Amesbury Francis Strang,
Cyrus Sundcrlin..
Homer. a. [. Crosby, Jacob Pect, Dennis
Hall
H,JrOn. W. 2. Cool, George Estes, Julius
Baker.
Jackson David Crowcll. A. A. Crow!.
Kroting Plipy Harris. Jason Lewis, Flea
Ger Dingee.
0",a1o E. Lyman, Il. T. Lyman, Jerome
Chcsebro.
P,ke John Carried. II, s Martin, J. Q.
Mcrrick
Portage. Edward IiFG L. D. sizeE, William
Ensign.
Pleasqnt Whitley. Samuel Palmer, Henry
MDowl, Lewis Lyman.
RouIsa|. Seneca Romeroy, Christopher
Knowlon, John I.yma5, Jr.
.Me~ardSoh. Henry Anderson, J. Williams
Josrph Licb.
Nvlranio. John N. Reese, William Carson.
William kcclcr
Summit. Merrick Jackson, George Ayrcs,
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J. D. JAMES and the Sautatory OF our
recent craftsman in this place, Mr.. DE-
WITT G. JAMES. Our personal regard
for the latter gentleman, and his recent
soiourn in this place, would lead Us to
give this change ip the proprietorship of
the Ledger more extended notice than
the crowded stats OF our columns will al
present admit Of. We can only say that
II he will only carry out the course laid
down in the fol owing sentence Of his
Salutatory, we will soon have the pleasure
Of announcing the Lsdyer as qqe Of the
most SINCERE Republican, Journals in
Wc}tern Pennsylvania n politics, the
" Leayer will sustain DewQcratic meas
"prcs and men, apd the faith once de
+" livared to the saints, "a promql gated
" by JEfrERsos AID JACKSON steadily
" adhered to- BIT Sc mast confess
that our hopes are dashed !nfQ o2llvlon
BY his admiration of tAe kaps2s Dictator,
as giye4 expression to III aq editorial on
thc recent difficulties in LawrGReo.--
Nevertheless we will hope for the heat,
and thus hoping, extend to friend JAMES
the ges~ Of professional friendship, aRd
welcome to the crafty "rapks" of typhog-
r4phy.
In regard to that Potter County wealth
er yop request rs to SEND you, we will
transmit all We can send ~ the first "hy-
ing machine" going that way-we have
plenty 70 spare. Our farmers would be
glad "a be rid Of a portion Of it. Pass
some Of your 900 stuff 70 this way.
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Il
uearly Killed Ly Rodders.~-it is our
painful duty to place on record the main
facts Of one Of the most iendish outragcs
that our section Qf country has ever heen
the scene of. On Saturday night 18th
ult,, the house Of Mr.. Davis, Of Shipper
Mexican county, was entered by three
persons, who to procure access called Mr..
Davis, an old man, to lie door, telling
him they wished to obtain lodging for the
night. They ware admitted, and while
Mr. D. was lighting a candle at the fire,
one Of the rutIiaGs clinched him and threw
him down, commenced pounding hin, all
the time demanding his money. Anoth-
cr proceeded to the bedroom where he
found Mrs. DAVIS, aged about 80 years,
whom he fell to beating, and finally LETT
her ipsen>ible having nearly gouged'
both her eyes out \ third went to an
other room in WHICH visitor, Miss En-
sign, was sleeping, hut she having heard
tho noise in the other rooms, had eau
tiously crawIed out Of her bed, and when
the rulfan entered the room was 50 con-
cealcd that while he was unable To see
her she could sec him; he in the mean
time Eiiling to fad her, commenced make
ing threats of vengeance dare ii she ever
lisped word in respect to their visit, and
while throwing his hand around him to
give emphasis to his threats, she says
he came near striking her on the head
several times, After ne retired, the three,
seemingly knowing to its position, drew
out the old gentleman's trunk i'll which
were kept his money and papers. and car
ryipg it into the yard, proceeded to rife
it. They however only succeeded in
obtaining about $40, rs Mr.. Davis had
that day paid out nearly all he had, about
STD. The robbers then left, threatening
to return and burn buildings, destroy
cattle, and murder all the people Of that
vicinity ifthcy were pursued. Mr.. Davis
soon returned to Consciousness, and on
looking for his gun could not find it, and
the next morning it was found several
rods from the house in the grass Hav-
ing no near neighbors, and not wishing
to leave his wife in the pcrilous condition
il which he found her, Mr.. Davis gave
no alarm until about 10 o'clock Sunday
morning. Some # his ncighbors then
started in pursuit of the Williams and
traced them to Mr., Seth Taggart's, about
one half mile south of this village, and
where they entered the woods, and cross
ing the river evadcd this place. They
were seen by some young ladies, near
Mr. Taggart's, at about > o'clock in the
evening. No further trace of them was
discovered until the next day, notwith-
standing several of our citizens were dis
patched in various directions by the Shcr-
if, when they were found to have passed
the night in the school house near Mr..
Joshua Jackson's in Sweden township,
apout eight miles east of this place
They robbed several ben-roosts in that
vicinity, and proceeded on their way,
since which nothing has been seen or
heard of them. We have not room to fur
ther notice this high-handed, outrage than
to state that though Mrs. Davis life was
for awhile despaircd Of, she is now get
ting we'll. We hope the villains may
soon be brought to justice.
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which he made las; spring Saea tokens
Of friendship from our subscribers gre
real oas.s in the desert life Of , country
printer, and awaken those feelings OF
gratitude which a few years in the bqsi-
ness are well calculated 10 neutrallze OF
dormatize but which, when awakened
are the more sincere. Nr. Harris has
our sincere thanks for this kind remem
brauce, lioh rot only in quality but guam
titv.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06

RagnThe Northern Independent cdltnd
by Rev. VIM. Hogmer, has nearly CON-
pleted its first volume. This is aEone
the ablest and best of Newspapers. Ii
has a noble list Of subscribers in this
county, but we hope the list will be doub-
lcd for the next volume We haye al.
ready received two mc1c subscribers
Friends, let us have the pleasure of send
ing on host of them J. S, VI.
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your correspondent that, unless the Dem
ocr.rs abandon their present revol Rtlq2na-
~ position. We will not become istate at
present | have the utmost confidence
in the honesty and good sense of the peo-
pie, and am fully confident the Republl-
cans vii! D. triumplantIy sustained BY
them in the position they Raye ta4en, but
from Pro-S!ave-Q Qemoes&tic Congress,
judging from past experience, nothing
ls " be expected. j.. P. p.
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Hrs. Stephens Nee illustrated -H0th"-
N for July is on orr table, rich in man
ner and matter. "Thc Royal Sisters,
a new novelette, by Mrs Stephens. prom.
i.cs to be one of great interest, as indeed
are all her stories. The Magazine Is
published BY Edward Stephens, l26 Mas
sau st., New York. at 80 per annnln
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NOTHING TO WEAR: An Episode Of City
Life: Anonymous Illustrations 10y lioppln.
Kudd Il Carleton, 2l0 Broadway, New Grk,
Publishers PIP. t8. Pr.cc 30 cents
We have Vccciyed book from the
publishers bearing the above title, which
we spent few moments Of great pleas
use in reading. 1t is truly pointed hlt
at very common expression OF the pres
cnt generation Of feminine Young Amer
lea. when they wish to get new outfit
for grand party and do not like to ask
" Pa" for it directly. =" Pa wants them
to attend parties for the very good reason
that he wants to set them of his hands ;
he urges them to 60, but they have
"Nothin. to Wear" and he "eottons" Of
course. The hook is printed and bound
in good style, and the illustratiqns arc Of
the first class.
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B9~ We learn frQm friend III Dssa-
watomie, Kansas, that the frauds Qf the
census and the Registry list, were so ap-
parent, that j. D. Williams, late Of this
county, who accepted commission under
the Bogus laws, refused to rote. We COM
mend this fact to the attention Of the
Lycoming Gazette If such a man az
Williams was ashamed to participate in
your mockery of 2n election, how was it
possible for honest Free State men to at
tend and give counteqanee to the fraud !?
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More Stealing.

JoHN @. W4TrLEs, Esq, frQm None
ka, was robbed of fine silver watch, At
the residence Of CHARLES STEARES, IN
this city, on Tuesday morning last. Mr.
W. left his watch in his clothes, in his
sleeping apartment, and while out to feed
his horse in the morning the watch was
stolen. Mr. .Stearns lost hundred dollars
in money at the same time, which was
taken from his clothes The Admins
tration rewards crime in Kansas by ap-
pointing murdercrs and horse thieves to
responsible Offices. The thief, H. this
instance, is expected to send forward hls
name to Washington to obtatn his rc1cord
-Luwrepcc HsraW Of Freedom.
That is q hit in tke right direction
and good one 100. Ifthe Herald would
only keep steady fire at the enemies OF
free Kansas, it would soon be at peace
with the Kansas letter writer's But
50 long as it continues to give two shots
at tie face-state cause, to one at the pro
slavery, it will remain in hot water.
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rg>The last quarterly meeting of the
Coudersport Library Association was
held August 1st, at the house of the Ii
brariau, and was a very pleasant gather
ing of friends, who take an interest in
the culture of the mind, and the Progress
Of the world.
There was a larger attendance than
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coqaersporI Prise eQrrsQi.
Corrected weekly for tie Journal,
sCuOOMAhER s. JACKSON

Dealers u Dry Goods. Groceries, has l. Cay
Eoots : Shoes, Crockery, Pork, Flour,
heel. Notions. t'r., &c, &C..
MAIN STREET, COLDERSpUkT. PA
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PROCLAMATION.

Taomss J. Hart, J No. l43 Sept. Term, l''. =,
*, In the Common Pleas Of
Elisabeth Hart. J Potter County.
LIBEL II DIVORCE.
And now, to wit. July 3lst, 1857, ouD,
pmna and alias Subpoena having been isSu'u
and returned Mill in this case, the SAID re-
pondent, ELIZABETH HART. is hereby requ"' q
TO appear in said Court, on the 2lst d"! '.
september next. to answer the complain -
forth by the Libcllant. c
IU:8. \. {. TAGGART. SherAn.
r. Office is hereby given that of"a fIopf 4
~ sails will be received at the Ofnce y :
the Town Council until the first Ga! y
September next, for the building ol i,5 ri%
Walks then unbuilt, in accordance VIZ
the Ordinance passed May -, loo"
BY Order of Town Council.
SAMUEL II, STORks',
Selc'y. Of Town CouncD'
Coudcrsport Aug, Sd, 1891
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GQMu am County.
OUR WHITE LIST.

F0NT 0T tRa above are new SUBSCRIPTIONS
the balance being all the return we
have had from our dun" of two weeks
ago. We have borrowed from our good
neighbor of the Mexican Cittzen enough
paper for this edition, and also from 9TH
ers money enough to buy paper for three
more editions, when we will be at the end
Of our string unless some of our dclin-
quent subscribers pay up. What say
you to having your name on our next
white list?
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06

Hag-We have receivei from Greeley &
McElrath, Tribune Buildings, New York
copy of pamphlet of l04 pages hub
iisAed by them, entitled, "The Case of
Qfsd Scott, in the United States GppIeme
Court The full Opinions of Chief JUS,
lice T4Rcy and Justice Curtis, and ABB
stracts Of the Opinions of the Qthsr
Judssb" &c. 1t is sold by the publish.
ers8b cepts copy; 81 for Eve copies;
s2 per dozen; sl5 per hundred. Il
should we generally read, and will be
valuable for reference.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

AUDITORS NOTICE.
y Office is hereby given that the Audlt''
"a appointed by the Court of Common re"
OF Potter County to make distribution Of i&
proceeds Of the sale OF real estate in the cf
ot William Cobb rs William Perry, No. Il
June Term, 1855, and Robinson Nelson r.
Samuel Rodgers, of December lie III, 1852, "
81. will attend 10 the dut es o; his appo.a'
mcnt at the Office of the Prothonotary. on -.
urday, the 22d day Of august next, at oD'
o'clock i the afternoon Of said day. AlPd'
sons having Judgment or other liens again"
the said estate are desired to attend and pre-
sent IN. il claims.
II. J. OLMSTED, Auditor.
Coudcrsport, July -, lS57.-td.
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J, PALMER & CO.,
AUDITORS NOTICE.

y UIICE is he chy given, that he A1dlf
" appointed by tnc court OF Common Pir''
.. Potter County TO make dictribation Of ''e
proceeds of tie sale Of real estate in the c''o
Of o, =. Goodman for the use OF \. brunei -
John VI. kiIbourn, OF February Term 1901
No, 20, will attend to the duties Of MS appoint
mcut at the Office of tie Prothono airy, Oh oa'-
urday, the 22d day of August next al ,'n'. InFs'
Q clock in the afternoon Of said day. All
sons Interested in the said distribution arc a''
sired 10 attend ii they think proper.
II. j. QLMSTED, Auditor
CnudcrsnOrt LulY 22 lSl1=td.
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Tile farmers throughout this county
are busily engaged harvesting their crops;
and, as far as we are informed, have en-
inently aQod ones. The crop of Hay IS
good, though we learn that in many
old medows the " midgs" has made sad
havoc The Corn, Wheat, Rye, and
Oats crops promise well, and potatoes
though late are doing well.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06

nag Annq;ncepents of Candidates for
office one COLLAR each, invariably in ad-
vance.
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As,The l|nrren Lrdgrr last week
came 10 IL containing the valcdictory Of
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Qem 40bfrtlsements.
w y X w a II
" 4 r ! ! !
ASTOUNDING DISCLOSURES!

A0 W O44HO O4OSLCS u hGo'
VICTORY WON. PlCT URES TAKEN,
7 and no ouc Killed ct room Tor moro 10
set at
|, c. TANNERS RMBR0TYPE SALOON,
for one of his beautiful, lite like, neycr-lading
pictures. Pictures of the latest style, conaisl-
my oi
AMBROTYPES.
MELAINEOTYPES.
HALLlUTYPES,
and a variety Of Type, on Paper, Leather and
Iron. Four style, OF LocAct Pictures, VITA
Lochet, for safe al fr,t cost ana cost uf pc
ure. Come one, Come all, nt COlDEES-
PORT,
Where w"r is begun,
And victory won.
On high Prices. .5~INoTUCTIONS given IN
thi; beautiful art. lU:5-H
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Nicc-Thc sugar presented to us last
week, by NJ rLINy HARRIS, Of Homer,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-26

FREE Lovers TUT TO TIE RouTE.-We noticed
"''% 49, thot colony Of Stree lovers
some DAYS ago. '''"' "a. NO -. ot;o -, Mace
rad settled down IN Erie county, oN'O a." pa
called Berlin, much to the annoyance ana dlsrc-
.,ute Of that whole section of country. The
-. s,.. o,s,,D,e5 n DroCtice
peoples indignation at last aSSu'heu r
turn, and they made descent upon the nest
md brought the "afiiinites" before the Mayor
az" s,'1149l... - chow copsc whv thew should
oil Sanansky' 70 SUI" L.us as,,,,Ss ndnslv
not be dealt with Us au'I'cFc's' 0'N1''ss''
Eeoi,ter saws:
NJ mon 1vcrc MI respectfully dressed, wore
Inc T,eI and whiskers, and long hair
lit ,Se women three II, number, two were dres
Sed in Roomer costume, the other in ordinary
LONG skirts. They all wore their hair in long
cmr7s and with the exception OF Mrs. Mary
G%r urls I %I %iS cheerful and even defiant The
history Of Mrs. Lewis is sad one. She is the