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"MARRYING IN Fen. Another instance
of the folly of 'marrying in fun" is just now
exciting the good people Of Fonda. II
seems that banking officer in that town
net at ball young lady from this neigh
borhood, who was very good looking, spright-
ly, and atgacttive. While waltzing with
her, he proposed in jest that they should be
married. The lady accepted his proposition
and they adjourned to a side room, where a
person present was called upon to perform
the ceremony, which be did to the infinite
amusement of all concerned. The gentle
man thought no more of the matter until
the breaking up of the ball, when the fair
partner called upon him 10 conduct her TO
his residence lie demurred, and thought
she had better 60 to her own residence
She said the home of her husband was her
home, sswhither thou goest, | will follow
thee he dian't hardly understand that
she was his wife. She insisted upon her
marital rights, and claimed that as the
ceremony had been performed by Justice
of the Peace, it was perfectly fair and le-
Gal transaction. Gentlemen inquired into
the matters; found that her positions were
correct, ard that he was il bad box. He
is now endeavoriag % ignore bis vile and
back out OF the bargain, with little prospect
Of success, however. The lady has before
been married, ard was il is understood,
divorced from her former husband, but IN
der such circumstances as admitted Of her
marrying again.
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ioaRInLE ssoar.-The Triton Adver.

HORRIBLE SFoRy.--The Upton Adver-
tiser, published in Iowa, contains story
apparently in imitation of pope's ''Case of
M. ValdemeI." Il IS contained in letter
from one Dr.. John More.on, and relates to
the case of patient of bis who disagreed
with his wife, she believed il spiritual msn-
ifestations while he scoated them. She d.
ed telling him with her last breath, that On
bis death bed she would appear to him in
the body. a few weeks after be died, DR..
John Moreton being theu presenr, aud as he
was easping his last, most horrible body,
through whose decayiug flesh the white
bones cleaned. and from whose rotten limbs
dropped loathsone grave worms upon the
feor, entered the room.
This horrible form said, ..Coms, William
they wait for you--I wall, . sad fell to the
floor, where il remained the next day, aud
the body of the husband being eonyeyed a
way, the house was burned.
This story is supported BY two or three
afiiaavits, taken before James Mayler' ao-
tary public for Grand Traverse county,
Michigan.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-05-08

of still other countries and tribes far off in
the easf.-Somewhere on the other side of
Yakobn is tribe of people cal.ed Alakere,
none of whom are more than three feet IN
height. The chiefs are little taller thar
the common. people. The Alakere are a
very ingenious people, especially in working
iron, and they are soEindustrious that their
towns are surrounded BY iron walls. Be
yond these are tribe called Alabiru. who
have short infexible rails. As the stiffress
of their tails prevents the Ala5iru from sit
ting fat on the ground, ererg man carriesa
sharp pointed stick with which be drills 4
hole in the earth to reeive his tail while SIT
ting. They are industrious manufacturers
of iion bars, which they sell TO surrounding
tribes. all the fine swords in Sudan are
made of this iron. The next tribe In order
are the Alabiwoe, who have a small goat
like Lorn projecting from the middle Of their
forehead. For all that, they are nice
kind Of black people and quite intelligent.
a woman of this tribe IS now in slavery at
Offa, near Horriu. She always wears a
handkerchief around her bead because she
is ashamed Of her horn. There are other
people in this 'Doko' region who ha We four
eyes, and others who live entirely in subter-
ranean galleries. The wonders we're attes-
tested BY natives and Arabs.
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VOL. 80. NO. 10.

directly, By the huge comet which is now
whizzing through space directly toward our
sasall planet Similar changes Of the eli
mate have been observed before, during titdp
passage Of comets near the earth. The COM
ct Of 1866 is said to have brought with it
a dense ard unpleasant fog, which lasted
for twenty one days; that of 1896 was ac-
compauied BY heavy rains and consequent
innndations, aud every enc must remember
the unusually cold and severe weather prev,
alent at ihe time Of the appearance of the
brilliant comet Of March 1913. The comet
now approaching the earth is that Ct Charles
Y, which FIRST appeared in perehelioD, in
1854. 1t may be seen in clear evening
near b Sagittarri, and is evidently nearing
the earth with great rapidity.-Its passage
across our orbit. or its possible collision,
may produce very Important and extraordi-
nary geographical changes There can be
no doubt that is meteorological effects are
already becoming evident.
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MEN WITH TALs.-All the seiertifc Ee-
search bestowed on Africa fails 70 confirm
the reported existence of caadqled race Of
negroes in the interior OF Africa Mr. T.
J. Bowen, who spent several years in the
interior OF Central Africa, as a missionary
of the Southern Baptist Board, makes the
following reference to the subject in his re-
Gently published narrative. In speaking of
Nassamu, the execution of the King Of
Llerin Ian interior city of at least 70,600
inhabitsnts,l and others with whom he con-
yersed, he says
The Moors and Arabs who had been er-
cry where, had told them wonderful. stories
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BEDFORD. Pa, FRIDAY. MAY s. 1857

great deal in this connection. 1t includes
NOT simply peeuuiary poverty. but igno-
rance, laziness, and social degradation
The Southern negro never applies the term
poor to any one who has the manner and
bearing of gentleman, however light bis
purse. "Poor white man. is being whom
he looks down upop-au object Of pity aud
contempt.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-05-08

NEW Use FOR THE FEMALE SEx.-A
foreign correspondent on board the United
States ship John Adams, in his letter pub
iished on Saturday, remarks that the natives
Of the MarquesaS Islands in the Pacific,
with whom he had been staying, are in the
habit Of wceing the fairest damsels they can
fnd, wedding them, and then eating them
up. Our gallant correspondent is indignant
at this sad misuse of so much lopelisesss.
especially as the native pork and game are
good of their kind, aud SO plentiful as 70
make it obvious thah NO man need pied lis
wife's ribs or cut steaks from her person
from Eecessty. We need not say that we
concur with our countryman 10 this view,
not only on humane but on hygienie grounds.
Every medical man will vouch that the flesh
of female mammalia is less wholesome than
that Of males. We fear the people of The
Marquesas must be iIjuring their health BY
their unwholesonle diet.
The most curious feoture in the business
is that there is large body Of Christian
missionaries on the islands, many of them
from this country. We are not led TO sup
pose, indeed, that these reverend gentlemen
are in the ha6it Of lunching off their tender
spouses; nor even do we hear Of their ac-
cepting invitations from the native chiefs to
partake of nice wife ham, or rasher of
young girl broiled with breadfruit But
they are there, and from the popularity Of
these repasts, it is evident that the mission
aries know of them, aud cannot prevent
them. We are aware that in May next We
shall have in the proper column of the usual
report, an exact list Of the number Of the
Marquesas souls converted to grace, and Of
those which are considered to be in a soft
ening state; We think it wonl be we'll to add
in foo note the classification of these for
tunate converts according to their CASTRO
nonical performances " Y. Hraii.
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TIE CoMET AND The WEATHER.-There
can be 10 question but that the perturbed
state of the weather, which has for weeks
set al naught meteorological calculations.
il produced, If not directly at any rate IN
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-05-08

The man who was SO forgesful, that he
forgot his honest debts, We learn, hs his
n,amory logged by aJrstice Of the Peace
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-05-08

On SIGHT ASp on DENAND.-Oae of
"Porter,s7 staff is responsible for this an
ecdote
Judge well known, highly respec-
ted KniekerboekeT, on the shady side of
fifty, widoyer With fiye children full of
fun and ffolic, ever ready for joke-to
give Or take, was banteFed the other even
ing iy miss Of FIVE anl twenty, for not
taking another wife; she urged that he was
hale aud hearty and deserved "a rnatrimoni-
Al lnessmate. Tie Judge acknowledged
the fact: admitted that he was Convinced by
the eloqucnce Of his fair friend that he had
been thus far very rcn,sss, and expressed
eontriticn for the fault confessed; ending
with offering himself to the lady, telling her
She could not certainly reject him after
pointing out to him his henions offence.
The lady replied that she would be uost
happy TO take the sitnaticn SO uniquely ad-
vertised, and become bone Of lis hone and
aesh Of his flesh: but there was one, to hei,
serious obstacle.
Swell. says the Judge. name it. Ny pro-
fession Is to surmount such impediments.''
"Ah! Juege, this IS beyond your powers. /
have vowed if ever marry xidover, he
MUST have ten children"
..Ten children s.oh, that's nothing.
says the Judge, SIN give you fve now and
my notes on demand in instalments for the
balance" Fact.
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4 SPECIMEN oF YRIGiNIA CHvALRY.-
In the Third Congressional District of Vir-
ginia, Mr. LIpscoMB announces himself as
q candidate u an address He says be is 4
progressive Democrat" and promises, if
elected, to ''cowhide the first Northern
rascal who dares TO insult his constituents
by making an offensive speech on the subject
OF slavery" aud that she would like TO have
the pleasure OF stripping the back of BUR-
LIsGAAE. lie promises to '-treat the
Northern bully worse thah the lamented
BRooxs did his colleague in the Senate, old
SUMNER" LTpsooMB, should certainly be
elected by triumphant majority, as he
possesses ali ths requisites necessary for a
Southern representative.
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A lit,lo girl observing goose with a
yoke on, exclaimed. aWhy, ma, there is a
goose got corsets on. Ii walks like sister
Sally
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Blessed are those VINO are afraid of than-
der-for they shall hesitate about getting
married, and keep away from political meet
ings.
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iMER!GlN SEYTINB gF.
FoTeisn Influence In the .. S. Sen

Noble Speech Of Democratic q. s. Senator on
fAe proposition 70 eaiead The Rtght o. Snfrags
10 taiaiareli-sa Forsigaers,
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Oh Sight ANp on DEMAxD.-Oae of
"Porter,s" staff is responsible for this an
eedote;
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-25
BARRIERS
GRAPE GINGER WINE
BARBIER'S
Medicated Aromatic SehM0pps.

BARRIER has just received from Europe, n
n Distlling Apparatus, on n new and improved
system, expressly for the preparation Ol Ginger
Wine and Aromatic Schnapps.
1t las been in operation since the beginning OF
this month aud works admirably.
ITS IMPROVEMENTS are to exclude all RESIN
OJ'S nOn-v0atlc matter, hurtfu to health, from all
liquids, well to deprive them Of their 1NTONl
eating NATURE, thereby meeting the requirements
of TEMPERANCE.
To those who have not yet used A. Dnrbier's Prep
aratiOns VT would say that BarbCr'S Ginger Wincis
TONIC, INNIGORATING and APERlTINE, and Cs-
pccialy adapted for FAMILY USE.
Ginger is its sole BASE, and A. Barber would
srOrn to offer A. GINGER WINE compound Of E~-
schcc Of Cinnamon, Cloves, Lemon and Cayenne
Pepper, forming IA MIXTURE which has been per-
sistcntly advertised as Ginger Wine in California,
and the other States Of the Union, but which, never
thecSs, cannot deceive Analysys. nor the most mex
pcricnccd taste. With respect to Iarbicr'S Mcdca-
| ted Aromatic Schcidam Schnapps, every one knows
they are Diuretc. and prescribed by the Faculty in
| cases of DYSPEPSIA, ENERAL DEBILITY. neu-
traZing hantfu qualities IN Water, and valuable rs
AN AID TO DIGESTION, where the coats VI the
| stomach are affected.
Finally: A. Barber does not deem II necessary to
| send forth his PORTRAIT to the world, hut If any
| one nf the plumber who have derived benefit from
his Preparations wishes to see HIM. he has only to
| call at l4S Washington street. San Francisco.
| Manufacturer of Syrups and Cordias.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-25
NCnN NMSl lkInCci.

TYR, CHARLES rn2HR'S CARD to the afflicted .,
L Col'Vnm In arrr"arhnI any nW ccuryr q
~NNtrws''N inquiry, thtrr certain points ,Nncern
ius Nlt,h uC mIu,rcr ~ Vuld always he careful Ia
SATISFY h't- ~vt' -- Hr ShUu,d rrmrrthcrd aNlnSly
Wat tt' >V'J"t ~ nuu'ty - H. Nh and l. svaaI
l. ". V,a' tU "id IA Va nur ~ N,,s clear ConcrA
N. - . .t' ~ " Alth. w' s,,N have nv tl!ficulr
80 WA s"l ~ N'Nt Wrs meant Nv lets, a,c nst
h'Nr I,ucuv' "ot ovVc, Ihr,, objects ~ n.vrstieA
tea ~ thv hh. Al E',,, ", have anntl,r aud SIN
t,vh,t,t' |, >r'SN h,'Nr A,u,ns s,hh plain terms
y At \"' NN'l'' ! . NNN'HtVN ahd VII know where 10
an II ~ s,ttt
It., 'h>N..,i>ra>, .,acraiy, a,..l !. frt- speak
~ tt '.'>a jN'ii, ",l a,v,, twl u, Vrrpcr 10
III, = t,nttSlN N.,W rr ~ ltou,> Mmn a vrrson h
i''Nh II "r az .,tvi Nth Nt>,asc, Naich Vauses 4
"vSNur>> A. ~ h,,k SOL iUl> pam la tie heel,
Il mN, - ~ slt t>> Ot mus, uAr power pat,,tAlpa
- 'r't', ~ ~ ''N, tUNoOShV>s, tI slsp>Ia, d,
Iaue'nCnt "i u' digestive HmiNhs, general v(ality,
>Nmp,"rls "t consumption, ahd many others NAkA
SrC h;tr ,NllaN,d than put un PAPER. and rCVulFe
M'd,ral az SUtGrNl atvn'l1nCC It would bC well to9
th"m tH mli,rr IT th'rr ia physician AL" is COMP.
tcut u Ati,I.d Crin, and Nha understands che ArPr
Ss0"h =" NNlWnc, ahd NlrSC SCh ut Hr Attachments
IN his rr'h >>"u, and NhUSC G. and rirNce Cn.
u" htn I" Nmt c"rhdrnrr, ConStt ring Slese thnFs
hr, ChSs, u, TIrr has concluded to intoxu yOH that
arr sN,t~l, advertising n. place NJ Hus:ncrs statrs
that hr has hrn uc,CsSful Practitioner for over 8
wears, aud has
AuE>rEn I>n CrNn nrNhRrra,
when thrV have h,n VurstrrNt Nv otl,,r rhr,lc,saS
AND have hvcn prNuounc, Il by them past rrcUNeyy-
T"r''ntc y"n may rly Nl'"n him ~ cns m wSa1
SVNr'N Nrd thr utlr"St coincidence way hr placed
nr 4 II, I W"uM uN,te all thNt arr afflicted h
call "n hnn, aud u hr drcN not almnistcr tor then
thVrr vii ~ nv charge Madr. lCt no false 4, ,licaCy
prevent You, hut sr,'ly immediately ", Hnd save yuuFpe
from utr dtVad0' rcns.'Iu, ncrs which must fOllCu
th">r Nho nvIlICt Ia rtVhc attendance.
- nr, Z, u, rVErrS rfhcr Is un tth street, heart
hNhltrr Hotel, hctNccn J and \ s,prts, Ills rOaAs
are arlAueNl that the n"ctOr can be cOnsuIlrd
without the tar ot mNlcs,AtlNn.
SOfhrc hours, from IN tho mnrning until Sin
the ,Nrniuv, {, ~ T02ER. NJ. n,
9Th >trcrt, hc,Ncrn and X, Sacramento.
nn lNr
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-25
California Digest.

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Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-25
Dr.. Charles II. TozeYJ.
PRIVATE MEDIC

NTRANGERS VISITING SACRAMENTO v,n..
y hrr that bR. TuIt RS lNfIhMARY ia ",, s,aaea.
bc:w,ci, } aud h streets, Sacramento ",
Tho cgvat 'urrC~S aud 'haul radical CurYs r..A,
pr. Try,r sircc hlS CUmnn ncCllUit IN III. ssp
which luulrcds eau testify, Induces him tn St"y,l@
thnSc afflicted with ANY private COMPLAINS on
uR CuE,Ne aud wish Ia hr we'll and thorouvll sA
II will hr to their interest Hnd welfare IL rn,I ~ Sssd
who t,r the last twenty yhvc yc6rSlaS given bI, ,
attrnlinu ,n Private Complaints aud in nlI c.Re nRe
diseases uf private nature, acute and chrontr ~ o.
"a syphilis Secondary aud Constitutional suCA
Crrrrrlwa and seminal Weakness t;Icrt and V.t
turrs, and all Diseases ~ the HrnerRtIvc and n,' S
organs, bath IN malr and female, such AS I1oInSSsl
Eluor Allus, llI stcria, 81, F>A
ratirnts can hc assured that their cnmnlnlD,. -,.
not hr tan lVrcd with, hut treated upon strictly " s
title principles Private Complains era,lir1tSt y
Tcw days; n,w cases cured Ia n short time. WI,bIAa
mercury,
lie can hc consulted NJ his oelrs ~ MI time. =, a,
,lay, from in the Lprung until IN the event" we
All IN ailliciion can nnd IN him QUE whO can ss ~
SympN thiae with and heirCn nj them When IN tronli
one IN whnsr services the utmnSt confidence 49,,
placed. Cnuc nl WIN are afflicted aud m ,ra.rS ~
aud ", relieved and cured. "e
Apartments privately arranged 50 as 90 nrec,rA.
the possibility ut exposure.
Letters cncoSiug &O viii receive prompt at,en,,,.
with best adv ice aud Instruction. 'u
L, u. TO2ER, NJ H.,
9TH street, between J AndR
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-25
State ofCnIiIorniI.

state eOfCoilOTniI,
CorNrv OF FL DoRADo.
In M1DiTrirf Couf, llM JaliciM District
C"H"iy aforesaid.
Wm. p. Scott, Plaintiff,
------- VS..
Alexander IIuntcr, Defendant.
NIHEREAS, On the .gh day of MAY, 4. d.
w 1851, in sid cause, plaintiff rrto, c,c
Judgment against defendant for The sum OF
two hundred and twcnty-one 9!-luO dollars
debt and legal interest thereon, aud twenty
eight 35.lQ0 dollars cost or suit, aud bv said
Judgment, plaintiI established q mechanic :
lien for said SUMS, on the follow lug described,
property, to-wit "a certain Mick Building
situated on The north side of Main street in ,he
Town Of Diamond Springs, aud adjoining on
the east The premises known as The Golden
Exchange lOi, aud On the west the premises
known us the Eureka Dich Co.'S Office, the
same being now occupied by the Ala CJliio' :
mia Telegraph Co., "a n Telegraph office and
Wells, Fargo & Co, as an Express Office"
Now, therefore, all persons holding or claim
ing liens on said premises, are hereby notified
to be and appear in said Court ut the city OF
Pucervc, ON the 18th day of August, A. d.
1857, to exhibit then and there the proof of
said liens.
BY order of said Court.
Attest; ID. G. MCKINNEY, Clerk.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-25
RCnd and Reflect.
Dr. Charles II. ToEcr'a Card IA a.
AEELlCTED.

~.
AFELlCTED.
Quick cares ANT Ltw I,jxSdthe oh1 exf,,,Ni.,.,
o'f"e, Wi N'rgf b,f'rern ~ amt A. Mvs,fs
hk. T"HtK returns his thanks tO his nun,er,n.
~ pl'rnis iM their patronage, and would en,hrar
this opportunity tr rCmnd them that he CunIlnursI
CVhSlt IN tbosr difficult caSCs " NkNtRgN VMI
hHvr hailI,d the skill " Somc NJ the most rv,hr~.
py>,r'anS "t thr aIr, aud upon which l.c has sev.
H't't 'h lr|Ht q ,fhfE,tH ~ a.
hr rrEr'> reputation aSa Physician stands u,.
pualrd. Ills exclusive attention tU dtCaSts q n.
r'utN-urharN organs Mr ~ many years, rVnJers ~
pert city master ot NrMl,c diseases,
The lIrrV u,uuh,r Ul aggravated cases that haA.
rrhctN currdattr thu have been gi\ ,n uI, hy mar,
Hth,IS, Is tlC "uly prUM that ply s,ran rraulTe,
h,e ah',tN, hr, rrrr W"ulL state tha; hr can cus.
amy aVj Al eases ot Narht,> of the disease, no ma,
t"r how l'rH S,Nudtrv "r What proSttS> t;r dsr,.
has mo,lr, vVUrA rat'cit ,an uN upon a rurr
nr, r,r,r ha>,u VII ~n"Nn, tan II patients itcn
thr WY NbEr I ilr grave, ana restored th,n, a.
Urrtrc, rralth lrwnud further state, that he bSs,.
II sU h,,' u; IL attract thr attention ot those AZ.
m'rlt heed the services nt plN s,tan in all ra..-
nut particularly th.Sr enumerated IN the a,ly,ttI,s
ntnt, CAlWVung th,N would e. :, my merits ~ rySS
tuUnVr aud the result ot NY practice, has lsrn ~.
far satisfactory Z" any patlchtS Nud myself Nnr A.
lr'm u necessary tn Ill columns ~ the ncw snaps,.
wit tu>ulr cu rtC aLd hu ha>iic aill pFtIa~tnrut1
ptot>sa guy ability ~ heal al dis ~, Il, sh IL hi,
tV, tr ir o that mu>t he something nr re- than NJ
Hu' ~ g,'r thoSc that are aIlliCI,d With Veners|l
Nlr"i ard ",l' ,l,sra>,S tr uu,r>hnd FROM lou
GNrSlI% %nGGlAAAhDA la il.Ss surr
ECSS',tIlNs
Ny regard tor thr dignity uf the nr,l,cal rrofss,,
Z" which have tuc hrlrr I" h,lnug. ,Vt,tS ne ma
'"rm,unr any ac; saNorhR ~ rank qua, kTfy ana
rCratd '"r ny "NN dignity would prevent uNX nlachr
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