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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-14
HENRY ALTMAN, Chief Marshal.

GHs. +. RANDOLPH Secretary.
LAGER BERR-The extent to which this
Teutonic beverage is manufactured in this city is
not, We apprehcnd, generally known to cwn cit
liens. In conversation with intelligent German
friend recently, he Informed Us that there five
bre~eries in thif city. One of them which he men
toned manufactures during the season IS barrels
per day, but presume the average of each of them
lie less than that number of barrels. The principal
commodity in the manufacture Of this leer, as is
generally known. is barley. We shall not attempt
to describe the process of brewing Four bushels Of
bstley will make three of malt, which in turn will
make barrelo % gallons of beer. The beer has
to stand for ferment alton at least three months be-
fore it is ready for During this time it must
be kept cool--hencc it is stored in caves and only
brewed late in the fall or earlyin thewinter
The Germans Of Iowa City, Tiptcn, and many other
places in the interior Of the State, ere supplied with
beer from the hre77eres of this city. 1t formerly
sold at Wholesale for ten dollars per barrel, but
since "the pressure has had to come down TO seven
dollars.
As journalist, we have ! nj little to do with the
question Of the moral and haalthful influence of
this beverage. Our German friends boast that il is
fast becoming popular drink among Americans.
We have only to depIore this if it is true, and yet
we must acknowledge that lager is not as strong
stimulant and as deleterous in its effects as some of
the beverages still popular among Americans not
withstanding repeated temperance reform atoms.
Well would it be, however, if every young man,
and old one, too, would resolve not to apply any of
these ''hot and rebellious liquors to his blood"
M. & o. r. R.-Erpress to Oskaloosa.-
Trains on the Muscatine and Oskaloosa Railro
now run over the Iowa river to Columbus City sta
ton, p miles west Of this city. Mr.. joy, agent of
the U. S. express Co. in this city, informs us that
the express runs on;this route as far as Oska-
loosa, leaving this city every Monday morning.
Tnis arrangeEentzwilI be great convenience to
the public generally.
SUMMIT Mill. Attention is directed to
the advertisement of Greeley Co, proprietors Of
the now grist mill at the village of Summit in this
county.
Iddings' book store is being
removed to the fine store'room under fremont Han,
next to Silverman b Bros Clothing Store.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. office is given
in paper to-day that this new church edifee viii
be ready for public service next Sabbat h.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
? y y Y N-N~~N-~N~FN~N/N
" O T. I C. E.

" O T. C. E.
HEREBY notify all persons concerned not to
1 buy or pay the amount of two notes for TWEEN
,ty Dollars each, one made to Antonio Kruss by
William @. Holmes, dated near the middle Of Oc-
tober, S57; the other made TO tho sam Q party by
Andrew Salsburn, dated September l4th, 1857,
and both payable December Ist, 1857, as said
notes ware lost or stolen from my possession about
the last of October, 1857, and have since been
recovered. - ANTOINE KRUSS,
novI4-w1M*
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-14

meeting to make arrang, menls for Vol
Hunt, was held pursuant to notice. Saturday, Nov.
9TH, 1857, at the MAYORS Office, and was called to
order by the appointment of John G. Slime as Chair
man, and Geo. F. Randolph as Secretary.
| On motion, it was rcaolvel to adopt the pro-
grammc of the Wolf Hunt of 1855, and that the
| Hunt take place Saturday, Nov. l4th, 1851 th
centre to be near where the Old Upton road
Mad Creek, near D. Dun.mo res.
DISTRICTS AND MARsHALs.
1st Distribution Isett's Brick Yard to the lows
City Road--John W. Lucas.
81 Distribution Iowa City road to Newel's-
Judge Meason.
81 Dstric,--From Newell's to WurfeId's--H. Ii
Hine,
4th District-From Warfcd's to loves Mill
VIM. Farweathcr.
5;h District-From loves Mill to Boomers
southeast corner-Samuel Lucas.
9th Distribution Boomers corner to loves on
the Iowa City road-John II. Cole.
7th Distribution loves on the iowa CITY road
to widow Earl's-Benj. Midl,ton.
Sth ;strict-Fcom widow Eari's to Cuffs.
G. IL. Little.
9th District From Cluf's to Bradford'-
fes.sley.
10th DIS. rict-From Bra dtords down the Rail
Road to Johnson John A. Parvin.
Ilth Distlict-From Jonpson's down to the Ora
dcd Road Brdgc-Geo. W. Jones.
18th District-From The Graded Road Bridge to
tic starting poini-Samuell Sinnett
ORDER OF THE HUNT.
LIST. Lines to form at 10 o'clock. Signals to start
at half past 10.
%. Signals to advance to consist of two blasts of
the Horn, and one to halt. H
3D. No persons allowed to carry horns or use them
except the Marshsls and their aids.
4tb. Marshals to be designated by blue scarf or
ribbon.
9Th. DOCS will be kip, in leash until orders are
giun to let them loose.
9th. Each Marshal may appoint or more aids to
assist him, and report 10 the Chief Ms. "~ssl 'ne
READINGS OF their divisions ut the start, snd I'll
coad;ton during the march. Aids to be designated
by red ribbon.
9TH. All persons attending the Hunt reQues ted
to assist in formingshe lines and not loiter behind,
and positively prohi bited being inside the lines
until the final closing up.
9Th. Each Division will halt at the closing ring,
which will be designa ed by punches Of straw OF pa
per, until further ordered.
1t is particularly requested that the Division
Marshals hold meeting previous to the day of the
Hunt, to organize company for their respective d.
visions, and the appointment of aids, and that the
Hunt may not prove unsuccessful for want of proper
it is especially enjoined that space
between individuals be greater than 100 feet st the
start. An invitation attend is extended to every
body, and all those interested are solicited to turn
out and lend their resistance to make the Hunt
successful one
By Order.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-14

WsndoW Blinds ],
A GOOD assortment If Win ,dcx Nil ~ II y
n Sxlets 19x1s, always On ar an No y sss
Avende- 80. Il, C0UU #
Day22 = Is s. Z IS ExssII<
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-14

W,n1on, BIi,,ds

DOCKET Diary FOR 1858, nice otsndusss,
i fine 81 ssyls Pocket Books Ae.. I &, for sale
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-14

FOX RENT ,s...
rTS HE front raor oycf cur of1ce. I RoSsessi
tr physician. GREEN III
NcT,13ta--lit - 80 - ~
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-14

SUMMIT Mill. Attention is directed to
the advertisement of Greeley Co, proprietors Of
the now grist mill at the village of Summit, in this
county.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1857-08-20
IN VIVA RID IA S OciATlON
PHILADELPHIA.

TAN N b I'm I'M III "a
|rTyO all persons aiacted Win SERIAL Dissa ses,
81 such 90 SPERMA roHRHnA, 1essinal
|Fp'eukness. 81 impotence. QOnorrheG, q 1set,
Syphilis, the Vice Of 0aaaism, cr Sel 4 -dbuse,
|$c. M. sle'
The OMAR TRANSPORTATION, ii view ,,,
tof the awful destruction Of the human life. caus.
led ny Sexual diseases, and the deceptjons prac-
tised uppn te unfortunate victims Of such diseas-
10y BY QnacLs. have directed their Consultinr
Surgeon, ~ Charitable act worthy III Their
name, to give Medical .ddvice Gratis, Ia all per
sons thus oiflictsd, who apply ~ letter, with
description if Their condition, Gage. occupation,
habits Of lila, AZ. and ii cases 81 extreme poy-
|ersy and suffering ~ furnish medicines ffee VI
charge. NM saS ss
|stitation, estabashed BY special endowment, for
The relief Nc the sick and dsifessed. afflicted with
81 ViT1lent and Epidemic Diseases = II has now
ii surplus Of means, which the directors have
voted 70 expend in advertising the above notice.
IT isneediess 10 add that Inc dissertation com
maiids the highest Medical skill OF lie are, ana
will Mrnish the most approved modern treatment.
inst Publisheds by the association, d Repprt
on Spefnatofrhea. Of Seminal Weakness, the
vice Of Onanisn, y4Stntbaiion o. Self .abpse.
and other diiseases 81 Me Sexual Organs, BY the
Consulting Surgeon, which will he sent Nv mail,
lin sealed envelops,) Free Of Charge, on the
receipt Of Two Stamps for postage. ~ S 81 W. SIS
address, Dr. GEO. n. CALHOUN, ConsnIt-
ing Surgeon, Howard Association, No. . Sonfh
yN'inth Stree, Philadelphia, Pa. BY order 81
ths Directors. n8iy,
EzRA p. HEIR TNELI., President.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1857-08-20

soLLEcTIo Ns ~ rnads a stat. Exehonee lor
~ n IN M. lsSS duff ana
cert MI dsoe1 ill., III Current Bank
Eactss sed os W. Goid for sale " In-
tSfest xloW ~ ID i,as T6sNss
prapstty skild Iands 1or sale. Hcuses IL
rent. stc. stcs All pe Tsons Hi visx RsaI Esiats
for sais. " ahirS M purchase, afs invitcd 10
call "A w ~
W. would saEesa strsskers Gaming here,
with money "a pnfcH Real Esta e. that 81 con-
snltinS " they can scertair " hatlands M for.
salein the vicinity prize slc and shen desired. .
we will act " ageots for ths purchase Of such
lands, which ,ve can generally Ruy on more favo-
table q terms than can ira myers. IS
Persons whining 70 max investments ca i do
Is y. through az agency " faycrabIY = II hers
MONEY VESTED !. In REAL Il ESTATE n,
We willinyest money ~ Real Estate, Tor the
nFst three hundred dollars, at Ave per cent. on
ene inv ssiment, and three per cent on all sums
over that and will give, without charge. full
snd accnfate descriptions Of the lands the ouaIi
WI of the proportion of prairie and timber
Elaad efsss; and the pfohabls pro6tabie-
bcss d ths Investment viii Also act 10 agent for
tho payment sof tax es.
LOCATION an LAND WARRANTS.
We will snfes government lands for ca piialists
and sellth same when desired, for one half of
The profile, and share The Jneses equally. By
this course We should be equally Interested, with
the capitalist ~ securing choice piecos Of land.
or we will buy government lands, and enter into
u written obligation u take them i've years from
date of entry, alta hundred per cent Advance on
the original cost Or loose all claim for oar ser
sices--shus reaiizing twsnty per cent per anaunl
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1857-08-20
BLAKELEY No BUR BANK

EGTORAGE, Il Forwarding and Commission
- Merchants - Pfoprieiors of the North West
srn Express Company Agents iorI The GaIsna.
DuaIeilh and Mime sofa Packet Company and Mer.
chants Despatch. Office, Garner of Jack son-St.
and Low al Lesee. SAINT Paul, NJ innesota.
Sfark Packages, - Care of B. and b. y, \, ST.
Paul. 8s$55 sss ii Al If s
| ~ regular messenger viii be put on The route
Sank Rapids early I'M the spring. ~
R.$ BLAKELEY, Hi GS5$ j. .5BURBANK
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1857-08-20

1en ACRES for sale near ST. Anthony =
IUSy The land borders or Sandy Lake. il
well watsred and fimbesed Il There IS no richer
soil and Il scommands one 81 she finest views ia
Minnesota M person dssifing q farm, al j
plsnsan. distance from town, this place presents
Unusual attraction. Call attl,e Office of
IS; TRaGY 81 EdRNrHa.M st
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1857-08-20

"a AIl ACRES for sale near Anoka one piece
CHI &c 40 acres, several .of so, and the
balance 100. Price from rs 10 ~, according Ia
distance from town, and quality ofa land.
TRACT S&sF.ARNfy.AM So
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1857-08-20


kIR WARREN IL lskss.I shis method u
inform TIM citixens az fhe Upper
Mjssissippi TINT Ne keeps constantly Oh
Sas i, which lsc - dste rmiined ~ dlisposd
|of upon the most reasonable terms, thu
most choice seteGtion of articles III his
line az business. amongst which win ~
|fouaa sI " y 1R aa ~
100 Bbls. Fiour. yss
100 Sacks do
50Bbls Pork,
N Bacon, Lard Butter, Chease, Teas
Coffee Sugar. VII u u kinds ldsr. Vine
lear, Molasses, Soap, Candies, Salera'
ltus, Salt
Starch, \. II sssI
Pilot Bread,
.s SR ackers..a
| Almonds,
HOLSTERS,
3..ss Clans,
Oysters
Goldfish,
| Mackerel,
Herring,
Tongues and Sounds
Tobacco, Cigars, Olive Oil
Lard Oil, FishDii Lamp oil
Preserves Of all kinds. Lemon Syrup
Ginger Syrup, Raspberry, Flavor
ing Extacts, Maccaroni, Yer
macelli. Farina, Beans, ii
Mustard /; all kinds
of Spices, Pi-
/ IN mt go,
Chocolate, Cocoa, Tomato fsatsup. pep
per Sauce, Soda, Cream Tartar,
Wash Boards, Brooms, Bed
Cords, Clothes Lines, SC
Buc &c s, + BIS,
Cslot h es Pins, n
Lead, Pow
der and
Shot OF all Il
kinds, Percus-
sion Gaps, Wicking
and Twine, Bags, Batting,
Begging, &C., &C., Sc. &c.,
I All Of which he offers al the lowesl
|. ash rates, and he begs the citizeus 81
iae Upper Mississippi, who come II St,
Paul 70 purchase such articles, to giys
him call before purchasing elsewhere.
+ sE 81 nasrla ma 4 rx,ESs "a .sE@ .rca3.c 4
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1857-08-20
BOOKS D. s 4 a 4 Il

8 e II -
D03KsaAssD srTATIoNER II ~ isave
- 70 inform the Inhabitants Of ST Paul and
surroun ling country, that now prepared to IL
teni to all business In my line, whoesals ana retail
JUST RECEIVED
A few thousand Novels,
Wallpaper
Music and Musical Instruments,
Strings from the com noaest 70 tbs best Italian,
HAIR for viyiin. bows, Vi 5. IS.
Music instructors, IA
Stationery DC all kinda, 4 5ss,
a few pare ga!d fancy goods fcr Christunfr J.
SchooE books, Religious bos,ks .ia Eisslisk. Ftench
aaa Germans Langu B Is ~ 80
&. FstSs ttDRNRSElCff.
y VI lsg III AL 81. 8
II DEG 2osf B,skstore opposite 1he POM s,lIitt
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1857-08-20


"a III fhss hson NUN
0t Sat Low ricea lcr Cash. or 81,
fystomef s md F1I II dea iess
show ths,se skos III NV n u tao<t cam.
|ilte NM s5,6tk III II s,ahrac;nr sll
BY VA s3sleSt
|,lsY st,oDs. IA y sSI, lss4r
AZ !, mix Es fI''5'sI
||| l = M ii s t III 1IsI
sI,s iH n afs Il n s
! the BsstB ,iansrS Of Ill kinds,
n ffor ex 1HsIl noses 81
|gR CEN IEs I'm d PRo VIsID IN ).
zosa COM ll GU,
sas sspssir.lly MI. Sflsa NJ
M IN olsi riendp fs,r ikeir
sxs q VI iIse, u hope ~ WI ~
SId Il Gair NH fmps Eiai aehkN0
Eso sost II shs saans. Rs
|sss snd T. II Al q \, N AIM rxE1r.
|of Fam, SFs 1yoss 5st ys.r money ~ /.
afikss "a las fcdpcs n
@ 4 A \ ssas i IN
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1857-08-20
@. s. LOCKE.

O. 8. LOCKE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer ia Boots, Shoes,
hats and Caps, Rubber Goods. etc., nest door
to Whitney's Dagaerreap Gallery. Third ST !,
above Cedar, ST. Paul. Minnesota. VII
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1857-08-20
.PR OVISIo ms, +

20 doz and lib do N 3 bagt whole rapfer g
20 doz vinegarpreservers, 10 boxes groud d.
4 70 doz ketchups, bags aiispice
70 doz pepper sauce, boxes groud Alb .,ica,
10 doz preserved fruits, 20 mats Cassian
+ Il 5 doz pie fruits, s boxes ground c.ssa,
4 10 boxes Yeast lpowder, Dbl cloves, ss.s
81 Dbl cream tartar, 2 boxes ground loves,
Kegs soda salaratus, 5Ob'xs Rigg' Spain. zap
key cagb soda, Is do family SOAP
so boxes summer pressed S do CASTLE soap.
candles,
sUNDRIEs,
80 packages chewing plug tobacco, all qua ities,
80 boxes smoking tobacco, Goodwin & MURRAY,
80 reams wrapping paper, four sizes,
100 Mills percussion caps, g D
80 sacks assorted shot,
10 boxes canister rifle powder,
5 kegs blasting powder.
n $50 kegs Boston nails, ever si3e,
20 do wrought dol MI f93i i5
STORES FOR STEAMBOATS,. AM,
LUMBERMEN.
Z WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
Every variety for domestic nse and Of the ehsicesi
qualities. CIcARs- ssperb loi Of the finest had
most delicious Cigars. PORK. LARD AND B IT.
TER, always on hand, Fresh Butter daily resei,sd.
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
The Latest Spring STYLES Of. Goods, selected e.
Gently at the East, and purchased at prices which
will enable to sell at the very lowest market ras =
The Ladies especially, are invited To call and ex-
anime the stock Of FuREIsHMs GooDs, LAsE
EWiSDow CURTAlss, FREEcH EABRoIDxRiEs.
&c., which, with the assortment Of Prints ard
Ladies' Dress Goods, viii Be found amongst ~
arges and most complete that has ever been ofere
in this market.
Gentlemen 5 Dysss.Gnd Furnishing Goods
Clothing, Ready-made Shirts, Hosiery, and als,os
every article necessary to Gent]emanss War.irnfS
always On hand. u sss @ ~
BOOTS. SHOES, SLIPPERS. Ere.
From the most celebrated makers Al The East. in ii
varieties, sss
LIGHT HARDWARE. FARMING IMPLE
MENTS, SC.
A very extensive stock constantly kept up, Nil
especial reference 10 the wants Of tho arefa 9th
Territory. md those who are about TO open Trims,
With plenty Of help - val, on customers, and
plenty Of goods Of all SELL The undesr igned
hopes 10 merit and M properproportion D I
patronage from the community. n5
"A. L. LARPENTEuR.
ST. PAM, March 1856. n4ftf
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1857-08-20

L. B. WAIT AND Co. I
Third Street, near Jackson Stleet,. 81. Paul
Dealers in Crockery. China, Class Ware, So
lar Lamps, Britannia Ware, Groceries and
Provisions. {fs s stss4ss8l sts4ssi 81
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-03-11
EDGEFIELD S. &C., MARCH H. 1851
FANNY FERN, has the credit of perpetrating
4la xzk; sl..a..a cl.o

FANNY FERN, has the credit of perpetratine
the following on whiskers; she says:
~ for one like the feeling Of them, and think 6
handsome mouth fringed with soft silky nous.
tschc, has moss rosy look that is quite inv.
ting"
Indeed, Fanny, do you think so2 There are
doubtless some other feminines who have the
same longings tho few can be found with their
strong mind to acknowledge it. But I, for one,
object to the wearing of hair at all on the up
per lip, or within fingers breadth of the
mouth in any direction, and for good reason.
First, no man who eats at ALL can possibly keep
a clean skin under moustache, (think Of that J
and then think Of receiving o kiss through a
bramble hedge, with eyes, nose and mouth ex-
posed, to be crammcd with bristles instead Of
"moss rose," is perfectly horrible, indeed, i'm
possible, for where is the "electric contact that
constitutes the bliss of kissing7" And then to
talk Of handsome mouth, under such cover
1t is not only hidden, but absolutely deformed.
Just take profile view Of your hairy friend as
he takes his soup, (don't look long lest you
loose your gravity,) but notice the dropping
and drippings "'twixt moustach and goatec."
Then turn to your bearded terrier as he pitches
into his mush and milk. Is not the resemblance
striking? The only case where moustache is
allowable, is where there is deformity of fea-
lures which may be concealed by it, and then
if the hair is red. or the color of slack burnt
brick, it may be delicate matter to decide
whether the remedy is not worse than the dis
ease. HATTIE.
Savannah Morning Neus
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-03-11
sImK1Ns, DURIsoE & CO., Proprietors.

Never had an offer! Perhaps if she hao
strayed farther from the charmed ground o.
genuine modesty and womanly worth-if fash
ionable novels had occupied the place OF the
work-basket-if she had drained the purse of 9
hard-working father to crafty foolish pride o
dress, or been content to shine a giddy, mincing
artful attendant at balls and fashionable parties
instead of gentle, self:sacrifcing, ministering
angel in the home-circle, she might, ere now,
have enjoyed the blessed privilege of devotine
the dregs of her wasted life to the service Of
some smitten simpleton or disspated ro~e. .
Never had an offer Probably she never will
have one. There will be no strong hand clasped
in hers to lead her safely when her unsteady
feet are crossing the quicksand of evil; no dear
voice to whisper that she is all the world to one
true heart when her life rings like hollow
mansion with the echoes of its own solitude; no
rosy children to clasp her neck and nestle in her
bosom. But if she must give up this sweetest
part of woman's destiny because no whole-heart-
ed, worthy man ever asked her to bless his path
with her compauionship, she, at least has not
maneuvered for it vainly, and staked the holiest
portion Of her nature on the throw for hus-
band. God bless her!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-03-11
m NEVER Had AN OFFER"

Look at her as she sits sewing by the window
with the clear light on her forehead, and a cher
ry smile frightening her whole countenancc
Many maid less fair of face, less gently bl ed.
less kindly dispoSitioned, goes to the bridal al
tar every day. True her cheeks have lost the
first fresh flush of early madenhood; her form
is not SO round and symmetrical as it was few
years since; and the shining brads Of her dark
hair have parted with somewhat of their old
luyuriance and gloss. But look deeper into her
blue eyes and YOU will see there womany pur-
ty, serenity OF thought and earnestncSs of pur-
pose enough 10 counterbalance these DEFICIENCIES.
You will read the expression of a heart that
puts its own loneliness under foot, and compels
it to lift her one step towards higher life
that has strung tie spotess lilies ofcontentment
upon the very cord which binds her back from
the mated lot of other women.
Never had an offe. What pity! There are
wives who sell themselves for gold to husbands
they cannot loye-willine to exchange the white
pearls of madenly truth and purity, for paste
board Jewels, so that they only glitter in golden
setting. There are others, Tin shame and pity
for my sex say it,) who prefer marrying their
interiors in mind and heart, linking themselves
to pollution even, rather than carry to the grave
the honest name bequeathed to them in the
cradle. They are the ones that angle for hus-
bands who delight in "ofiers," who despise
cold maids" Among them you will find the
heartless, extravagant woman of fashion, and
the Mrs. Caudles of domestic lie. Following
in their train are bankrupt business men, hen
pccked husbands, spoiled children.