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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31


On last Monday week, while an Irish
man was working in the new house of Gil
rard Wright, of this place, he was struck
by lightning; the fluid glanced from the
Irishman agains. the chimney, knocking
part of it down. The Irishman was but
little affected, but the lightning was dam
aged considerably.-Lock Haren Watch.
man, July II.
Princeton College has conferred the de-
gree of L. l.. D., upon Hon. VIM. L. Day
ton, and upon C. F. M'Cay, late President
of South Carolina College.
The second soap and candle factory in
Danville, burned down on Wednesday
morning last.
The old stone school house, Milesburg,
was burned on Wednesday of last week.
~~~~~~~~-
ANSWER to Charade in our last-doube-yo
(W). S. G. F. Chilisquague.
Answer to Enigma-John Chrysostom Wolf
gang Theophius Mozart. Answered by NJ. L..
D-------- and }. L., LewISburS.
ACROSTICAL ENIGMA.
am composed Of II letters.
Nv 8. is a river in Sweden
2slI 10, part in music
37IOs, a musical instrument
ASIA river in Asia
5 !, a verb
67SS 10 6, tree
IL, pronoun
s492, city in South America
9iSlO, a mans name
10 8, a bird
ii a 3 10 Y, a town in Italy.
My whole is celebrated American States
man. T.. r. ..
.- CHhRADE.
Nv firsi's handsome quadruped
Is by my second ruled i'd led.
In trackless path my third must 20,
Ny whole's an art all men should know.
East Bufaloe. &. F. 5.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

sD-Camp meeting to be held in White
Deer Valley, between Elimsport aud Weiss
town, commencing Thursday, 18th Aug,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31
UNION SEMINARY.

TINHE Fall Session of this institution will
open on the Fifth of August. and con,in-
ue four months and half IL is desirable
that students be present a, the beginning Of the
session, although they will be admitted at any
time. A special NosNAL Department has been
opened for teachers. For further information
address w. w. ORNlG,
July 81, 1857. Principal.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

;-yCol. Ecr and his Milton Dem0cr0f y
Literary Journal We are glad 10 see are both
abe 10 be q" out" again.
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IG-L. ~ IL :
aaN flIp;rilr Ir7;s.
LEWiSBU2G UaRFHY,

TfHE subscriber has rented tor 2 term
years the oOmmoiiUus rucmS GrSl bel. "
klne'S Hliel. where he carries On aiG..iI..;
Bread, Cake, Tarts, &c. auL hopes 20 20
able 10 render entire satisfaction and receive
LIBERAL support. lie also offers
CON L T. CTION J., RIii -.
Of every Kind and quality. at hhci -! a.i
RtiaiL ICE CREAM for III. public arI .r
parties, in large or small quantities.
Cash paid for Butter and Eggs.
& Nuts, Toys, Spices, &c. always on har g..
Orders a, home or abroai promptly a:eni-
ed 10. SAMUEL HOFFMAN.
Lewisburs, Jan. z, 1857
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE is
advertised in our paper to-day
Wilson's splendid Farm, adjoining town.
Some Woodland in Butfaloe Tp.
Mil and other property Of the iIruSGS-
opposite WiiliamSPort-especiaIly worthy Of
the attention of capitalists.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

|Witb but few exceptions, accounts
Of incoming crops are highly hattcring.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31
A Call to Farmers.
Farmers, drop your tools-pousc a hta
read This. and refedlI
FARMERS PROMOTION BOOK.

fHnmEnS TnUWiUtlUN OUUNs
A NEW and scientific manuring system
~ for the cultivation and increase OF all
kinds of grain, grasses, fodder and pasture
upon all kinds of soil, proved by actual expo
rimenis and based upon evident truths, desig-
ne1 to improve agriculture in all its branches
represented by upwards of one hundred and
fly engravings of the most valuable grasses
and plants connected with the system, by DIR.
c. G. REINHOLD, of Boalsburg, Centre Co.,
Penna.
In this treatise IT will be that the Object has been
10 give fa-me kind of information which enables
him make practical application to frrxe his land and
his grain fodder and pastureage. The doctrines
taught by :his manuring and fodder and pasture cul
tvaton SYSTEM RATIONAL clear and evident and
gest Improvement in the mode of agriculture hitherto
unknown to our farmers, and which. If adopted aLd
carefully praciced not fail to advance the Interests
of the farming community. Such work has been much
wanted as it fills void which has long been felt but
which there has hitherto been no attempt To supply
And as Of Centre and Huntington counties
the work to every farmer they will reap
the greatest possible benefit from it.
Christian Dale George Buchanan Daniel Mcsser George
Boa Jacob Mosser Francis Alexander John Baly, John
Neffison Samuel Duncan, John Hofer, Jona- MWiams,
Jacob Meyer George Guyer Jr Henry Meyer John Car
pcr Samuel Gililand John Hasson, Geo. Jack Samuel
wilson John Herman CIV. Meek, Phillip Meyer. 3m6oi
For sale in Lewisburg by DR. |. BRCGGER.
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I u q pEETnLf.

A TT0RNEY at Law. biif'iabarg,
I / Union Co..fa. =, III -t,a~,-.oEa. 5u
siHess entrusted 10 his care. Y.I ... gaactaa.y
and faithfully attended 10. lane /, s. r
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HEALTH OR SICKNESS,
Choose between them.
HOLLOWAYIS PILLS.


Tlo booi furni-hcs .is natf-t. O. every I'm. Nus
eie gland and fire IN the human frame. Mhrn Tur.
ii secures health 10 every o-au; wlCu corrupt, &: r"
ssrily produce disease HolLuvsIs Prrs operate direct
ly npon the elements Of the stream OF liz. IeutT.!L
the Trinciple of disease. sul thus rHday CURING Il
IDslaly, whether located in the nerves. tie .a y,
liver, the inu.l, the muscles tie skin, the brain any
other part Of the system
rSED 1IYPOGN0T-T INT U0RIH.
IIorrowAI's PILs equally caicaeious in'comrluts
common the whole human race. and In d-so-I,Gs
culiar to certain climates AMI localities.
ALARMING DLS0RDFRS.
Dysrsrs' and dersnsrert of the liver tho snur-" .
inirmity sn1 suffering, ami the cause of inumstaHe
Deaths yield TO these eurGycs in all eases. howevr
rrIvat,d, artnc mill Iurativc. rt'ratiyc'ani
r. they relieve the loSrl IurifN tho fluids, na iuTi
crate the system and the constitution at the tim
GENERAL HEiKNESS-NFRTOySC COVT'LAINF-,
When All stmulants fail, the rcuovatin aul lTa iI
properties OF these Pills give frmr to the sirir:
nerves ani sDleeilei muscles Of the victim Of %
bili;y.
Al r-r-rl1fitics anil ailments incilrut % tha dr4.
ahi ansItivc e the removed Itcvo t
hy fw doses Of these mild nut iu1lllitl at,
No mother who regards her her chlrrns As4iIi
should fail 70 have them within her rca, h.
SCIENTIFIC TVpORSFHEyEE
Th~ Len lon ''lanr-t" the L0.lou l.,'iicti Reyrw,
and the most eminent e the faculty u ,irrat Eri,H-
inventor.
Holio,roy's Pills ore the Lcsl rc,Hciy L.norn
IN he ,rorld jor the yol5'yi.ng DISEASES:
Bowel Complaints TtNrsy lH,uUnxl
Couchs fa'sfitr Iri'sr1 riatior
Colds Tcv,r anl 4 no Inw-ri v e1trsus
CleS. Diseases ] male Complaints Liver CcWpi7I.'s
Costivenrss Headaches i0wrcss -f >I.i-its
nysIcrstl HES Nguerid A. 90 % =
Stone snI Gravel Scrou iary Svr-'s NCrn- cFai tls
- SOIL ut The N1rufirtoris q Prof Holloway.
- Mailen Lave. Ncv. rs, sI.ii 81 --r,i. - ~t'
~ all ie-r-ctab'N Drr-cists 0ul DrtlerS W. srrs
rhroulrout n. Unitct >fa' an tho rivs.I ,
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There a considerable sayiu. ty taki1- the large %
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

WILLIAMsrosT, July "S.-A little son
Of Capt. Lemon was drowned in the Canal
to day.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

@-Thc Eight Companies of Dragons,
encamped by Gov. Walker against Law
renee to intimdate its freemen, have done
nothing yet toward "sackiDg' it. The
people treat them with neglect, and amuse
themselves with Walkers bombastic ''pro-
clamations" as our Wing fathers did with
Gov. Cages or Dinwiddic's. The people
Of Kansas have made no forcible or overt
resistance to Walkers troops as the Z. S.
authority, but the scoundrelly Bogus Leg
islature and all its spawn they DO con,cmn,
defy, and don't Obey.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

r-T>The Union Seminary at New Berlin
rc-opcns on Thlrsiay next.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31
nj See New Advertisements.

FARMERS &c. VIII please read the adver'
tiSement Of Dr. RrISHoLps new work.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31
MEDICAL REFORM.
1T II. DERSIlAM, Md, PRACTISING

Ans Physician and Surgeon, will also pay
particular attention 10 Chronic disciseS, such
as Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Bronchitis,
Throat bisca,e, Consumption when not L.
far advanced, Asthma, Piles, Rheumatism,
Scrofula, White Swelling, Dropsy Sick Hc-I-
ache, 81. Vitus' Dance, Fits, Sore Eyes, Caa-
GERS. Tumors, Ulcers, Eruptions, &c, also
Female complaints, as Prolapsus rteri, Gall
ing ofthe woiub) aRd all other complaints of
the sex o. every name and form. Must Of the
above long standing diseases euEAbe AMI norc more
thau thoss q ..uAlvs IoclIuy cUufl"ut that Isy
all Of the latter positively ts curvi (hIyins cure
Of ten All fifteen years stan linz those not
can le relieved, auI generally b. lhca On ;tr lib
eral terms "fuot cured relieved, comensatigu Is
demauit"
Dr. DfRsHAM rraiua'ci at the Eclectic Nciic7! Col
lee ofCncnuat. having first studied the old or Allo
satlr system in Philadelg gLil. sierwTriS the E,irme
Eclectic system Of me1cltCp Tbs system u-es al
the mecin~s Of h- rr,ular Alorathic syscueNcrrt
Calomcl, Arsenic, Autimonv. sud Bleeding, tSar aud
better AGENTS having been d-cnv-red1 bat It also em
braces the many valuable medicines Of the Botanic school
not known 70 any otter system alsJ the improvements
Of the Hydrupathic, Homeopathic, aud ThouisUuau
tcms. This certainly is PROGRESS and the Ne'
School moves With the
NIB. Office in y. TiIlKD St LEWlSBCE9
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

Eag- -Jescph kimbalI, A. NJ, late grad
uatc of Amherst College, has taken the
charge of the Mifilinburg Academy.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

R4-Tho Republican Convention of New
Hampshire re-nomina'ed Fremont for Pres
ident in 1860 by a unanimous vote.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

as. G.. f." should forward his an.
swcr, for our convenience and safety.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

h3-Of the 81 counties in the State, 81
were represented in the State Convention
Of School Supcrintendents, at Reading, last
week This is greater number than are
compensated for their services, and proves
that many of thcm are working for the
welfare of the children of the people, not
for profit or even for pay, but from higher
motives. The Convention continued two
days, and seems to have been highly graf
flying to those interested.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31
Necessity of a Change.

The reduced yicld-iu proportion TO
acres sown-in some pcrtious Of Pennsyl-
vania, our own included, has pretty well
convinced farmers that there must be a
change of seed, to escape the ravages Of
the wccvil We are informed by different
persons from Chester and Lancaster coun-
ties, that the wccvil is almost unknown,
there, they using tho Mediterranean or
Red chaif wheat, somewhat bearded, and
in our region not deemed capable of max
ing quite as good wheat as the White, and
yet sure, productive, and by experienced
millcrs pronounced not inferior to any.
In addition to the generally admitted good
policy of changing seeds from one soil and
climate to auothcr, there is an especial
reason at present founded upon the weevips
dcprcda,ions, for this change Of seed.
We would advisc-as VIC hear farmers
advise-that measures be Immediately Ia
ken to secure large quantities Of seed from
those counties where the wecvil has not
rrospcred 1t is useless to risk time, seed,
labor, and land, in seed which docs not
pay the outlay. Better make the change
a, once, and take early measures to secure
the seed at no extra price above transpor-
tstioD
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

JAbou. $1,000 not collected J slo,66O Is
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

SNYDER CoUNrY.-Lewis King, bound
over in $1,000 for brutal assault, has left
the county for parts unknown......A new
military company is talked Of at Middle
burg. Elias p Walter had hearing
before Judge Wilmer on charge Of OBJ.
tanning money under false rrctcnces, but
was dischargcd......On Saturday last, IS
lots were sold at Port Trevorton, at prices
ranging from $3.50 to s25 each. The lots
are "a By 100 feet in size......John Stew
art having deserted his boy James iu his
infancy, the Ovcrsccrs bound him out to
Israel Fike, of Beaver Furnace. The boy
is now 16 years Of age, and the father
sought to regain his services, but Judge
Wilmer decided that the boy should remain
with Mr.. Fikc......We say YES most en-
phatically to the Tribune. Now do it up
ri1ht!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31
RrMn4aL,,
John y. Linn,

4 T'TOESE.E Az LAWN Tuc.
" Bl ck, Nof,A .! S., near NarIe.
67s EaJ. .sIsUT.. -.
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Good News! New GOodsl!

~ second supply Of Spring and Summer
Goods. They invite the attention of the La
dies. in particular to their assortment Of
SPLENDID DRESS GOODS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

ILOTIS, Cassimeres and Nestings, HAS,
" Caps, &c, a fine assortment at
4 lin
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

rEDAR Churns, Tubs, Pals, Water Cans,
" Washboards, &c, by
Goodman 4 Chambarn.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

DLACK Tea, a superior articles also, Young
ID Hyson and Imperial green teas, by
Goodman Chamherlin.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

DRASS and porcelain Kettles. Stew pans,
ID Shovels, Spades, Forks, Hoes, Rakes,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

By the COUTt
~->) Witness my hand and seal of the
L. $. said Courl, at Lewishurg. the l1,h
t~.> ) day Of July. 4. d. 1857.
SAMUEL ROUSH. Pro,honotory.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

CUGARS-Crushed, White, Brown, &c,
| - Syrup and Molasses. Coffee, Java and
Rio ty Goo,luiAn 4 Chsmts. rln.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

NIACKEREL in whole, half quarter and
wi eighth bbls, Shad, Herring and Goldfish
iIr ale ly Goodman / Cham berlin.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

ANSWER TO Charade in ou T last-double-you
(W). S. &. F. Chilisquague.
Answer to Enigma-John Chrysostom Wolf
gang Theophilus Mozart. Answered by NJ. l..
D-..--.- and ]. E., Lewisburg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31

1.-THE Executive Committee of the Union
County Agricultural Society are requested iC
meet at my Office on Saturday, s,h Aug. next
al p. NJ. on important business.
J. a. MERTZ, Rec. SEC.
The following gentlemen are iheCommitiee:
Jacob Gundy, Gideon Biehl, Peter Newman,
Miller, S Ritter, Thos Cornelius, David
Watson, Shem Spiselmyer, Bolender, James
Marshall, Isaac Eyer, VI klcckner Iohn Cast,
WIN Gephart. r V B Lincoln, ] A Mertz, Fran
els Wilson, Jas MCreight. John Wilt,MichaeI
Brown.
= The Corner Stone of the new Church
Of the United Brethern in Christ. at New Ber-
lin, will be laid on Sunday, the 23d of August
next Preaching in the English and German
languages. Ministers as well as others Of the
different denominations, are respectfully Invl-
ted 10 attend. Services 10 commence at 81
O'Clock in the forenoon.
ErsrBIcs HEnsur, Superintendent.
CORNER STONE,-The corner stone Of
the new Lutheran church ediicc. at Miiiiin-
burg, will be laid on Sunday, August OH. a
number of clergymen are expected.
J. Fox, L. KAUFMAN,
J. CAST, J. KLoss,
ii. BoGrSREIF, Committee.
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After using botteof DUvuL's GtLv,NiC OH fam
lily will DO without itas ti the most cocual and speedy
euro for all n!lmmat0ry diseases known. For sale by
all Druggists aud Country Merchants.
Henow,rs rIlls-Dclcate females VIII, suffer from
those PECULIAR disturbances OF tc iucI 10 the
ccUt!cr will find in these Pills safe remedy ,r all
III" functional dsr icrS under which they laloT
Acting artcaly upon the local irre-ularity aud gen
eray upon the system this comprehensive remedy will
simultaneously remove the Immediate of sui ring
aud in,SoEae al the bodily oFsaus which have tetn ai
fect"i by sympathy Herewith. lu the three most pf
Gus phases of female existence the dawn q! woman
hood the period Of maturity, uni what is termed the
CatEc Of life the Rlrtiy" and restorative prop.re,
OF these Pills render them Indispensable to the ,.c"r
WOODS HAIR ELSroRATIYE-Wc refer the r-sIer
to the advertisement Of this I-pu!ar remedy. 1t is
highly recommended ty all who have used it, and has cf
icciel wonderful results 10y its magic influence. We
know of gentlemen in this country, who have bcen nj
most bald for years, had their hair entirely
u its former luNuriance and beauty, hy the of
Woods Hair E"Storatvc-LHgraHgc Eili,.in.
-
han
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LEWISBRG CHRONICLE WEST BRANCH FARMER--JULY 81 1857

1.-THE Executive Committee of the Union
County Agricultural Society are requested 10
meet at my office on Saturday, sth Aug. next,
al 2 p. NJ. on important business.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-03-11
HERALD.

Our brother of the Laurensville Herald
(Which paper, by the by,is IN excellent one
and one of the most valuable of our up.
country exchanges) in a late issue Of his
paper, comments upon "Editorial life" in n
way not calculated to make many persons
fall in love with it. There is much uppleas.
ant truth in what he says, albeit, we think
the dark side has been colored highly, and
We opinc that this article, was written I'M
der the immediate influence of one Of the
darker chapters, which serve TO make up
the drama Of editorial life. 1t is a chequer.
ed life at best, and the private sentiments
Of those who follow it, respecting their vo-
cation generally, are not ~unfrequently n frac.
tiop below zero but anon, n ray of suns
shine di,pels the mist, and we conclude. it
is not quite so bad after all.
The concluding remarks of the He. aid,
are positive, to the point, and moreover. is
backed by seven years experience
"An experience of nearly seven years, in
all the departments of a country newspaper
office, has taught us that nm Editor and
publisher of a newspaper, is one Of the
most uninviting, unhappy and least to be
desired positions, u man can be placed in."
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-03-11
AN EDITOR IN TROUBLE.

Editors, rs a class, are famous for getting
sex, but our friend Of the Orangeburg
SoudEr0S, has allowed himself TO be caught
in II web, woye Ivy the hand Of the fairar
portion Of the human race nevertheless,
his position, is none the less p~erilous, on
that account First, he suffered TO appear
in his columns a spicy piece Of poetry, en-
titled beware of the Widow" Fatal in
discretion ! This offended and worthy class
of individuals, pounces upon him after the
following fashion
Messrs Editors: In casually glancing
over your last paper of 25th of February,
our attention was nttractsd 10 an article en-
titled Beware of the widow " we nave read
it carefully over and over again, aud the
more we think about il We are convinced
still further OF its absurd,ties and personal
attack 1--WE call it p, ysonat because it HAS IL
direct reference to widows exclusively. -
serr6brc Tor newspapers ~ We are OF The
opinion that newspaper scribblers and edi.
tors are minns below nothing. We are
aware of the fact that you are public Jour
nalists, and We presume that you have u
right TO inert such articles as may SUIT
your fancy, if such II disposition US that can
be termed fancy. But you should know
that Widows can feel an insult offered us
well As s%cribbling Editors. The article that
appeared in your paper will be n stigma on
YOU and your profession forever. Had we
the space we desire, We o Id preach on
this subject uatil doomsday. You say 1.-The
Widow is Il dangerous thing" sirs have you
ever received an injury from them! we an
swer in the negative. You say "She some
times signs; IT'S dreadful to pass through
life alone" did you ever hear one say that !
II you say so vengeance lieth at the door;
and you say "Whrn you're safely welded
she may box your silly ears" did you ever
see the like tell us did you ever? We see
no Propriety for publishing il, it contains
no information for your readers, and why
did you insert il? you knew or ought to
have known that we wouldn't like il, and
you did not care a straw, but hold on and
We will give you soOt--come TO our faces
and repeat that scirrilous language and We
will lay aside Widowhood and put on The
armour Of manhuOd-we will vindicute our
rights, and may God speed the time when
We may take our place among the nations of
the earth. No doubt that you have pleased
the fair danes who envy our beauty and co
operate with yon in yoIr opinions, we don't
care n copper for you or them cithcr-we
can get all the beardiess boys for our beaux,
when they, are glad TO accept suDeranuated
bachelors Throw out more Of your broad
aide hints if ysu like, and Wa will give you II
smash that will hurt to the very bone.
WIDOWS.
We hope, for the honor of the craft, that
our brethren below may survive The unr;sh-
teous onslaught; but when We think about
what some writer has said, we forget now
who, We tremble for their p~erilous situation {:
mot cv'n the soldiers fury rais'd in war,
The rage of ~iyrants, when defiance st;ngs
EN-
The pride Of priest's, 50 bloody when in
power
Are half so dreadful rs a wopan's vrp-
geance."