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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-17

Ea-TYLER Co will keep their Gallery open to-day
ior those who were unable to get sittin4s Satur-
day, on acc unit Of tho big rush.
re- A New ARTICLE Is now BEING Used in The man
.acture of medicine. namely: gums, of which.
.eiiably informed, DR.. SANFORD LIVER INVIGoRAToh
is wholly Composed. These gums are said 10 be the
mJst powerful articles TO act torpid inactive
that now known TO physicians, and yet III
their combination i'll the invi4oTator they
harmless can be; for the smallest child, il
may be administered with perfect safety and great
Ueneft.
Ladies of sedentary habits find great benefit by it,
use bile those VINO sick and debtated, or lack
vlgor and energy, cannot find surer. safer and
.peedier remedy than the IsvIGuRAT0R. Parents adj
minister it to their children With safety and
tor worms bowel and simmer complaint choe, a
iufantuIn and deran which children are sub
lrct to- while invsids and all whoare troubled with
LIVER COMPLAINT of any kind find sure relief in
this the invads friend.-IbrtiaHd .Inn,rn1l
BENNETT, BEERS Fisher, anu ADIE & GRAZ
agents for Richmond. an l5-d6c2w
Ep- ANOTHER of those very superior French
CATERS md Shoes, has just been received at the I'm
porting House Of ALIEN. HILL, No. l27 Main street
Richmond, Va.
6S-To MERCHANTS, MECHANICS AND OTHERs-Mel-
chants and Others wishing to have CIRCULARS
CARDS BILIrHEADS, BILLS OF LADING. POST
ERS, &C. &c. printed invited to call at our ex-
rensive Job Utice which is supplied with almost
every variety oftype embracing all the latest styles
Cur assortment of CARDS. large and small, Busi.
ness and Visiting, plain and fancy, cannot be ex-
ceIled.
Wedding, Party and Ball TICKETS, and Visiting
and At Home CARDS printed in the neatest possible
style
All work executed at short notice and at the lowest
CASH PRICES. A call from those desiring any do
scrption Of Printing is respectfully asked at the
DISPATCH JOB OFFICE" corner of Main and 18th
streets, where can he Of the finest specj
mems of printing ever executed in this country.
JNo. u. HAMMERSLEY A CO
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TIRED OF FREEDON.-Willis. negro, who, a few
years ago, purchased himself from his MISTRESS Miss
sarah Frazer, and afterwards moved to the State Of
ohio has returned, Disguised with free State and
its people and resolved TO be again sold into slave
ry, if not permitted to remain here and enjoy his
freedom. lie says he would rather be sold to the
worst sort of master than be required to 20 back
to Ohio. He describes the coIored population.
there. in state of utter restitution aud advises
his colored friends to stay i'll Virginia. if they would
be cared fOr.-LeUiSburg Chronicle.
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With goodly galleries. far over laid
Full of fair windows and delightful bowers'

And how much of the credit Of these elegant attrac-
tlons is due 10 him who made the SASH, BLINDS
and DUUKS-whO constructed the charming ' b~
RANDALL, and neatly GLAZED the windows
MILES AMBLEh doe. all this work, in style
unsurpassed and indispensable. He uses the beet
ID Nv FRAMES 10 match. His facilities for obtain
ng the best material for glazing purposes are great
than those of any other manufacturer and he re-
,pectuy invites the public to call and be- convinced
OF the accuracy of hs statements.
The undersigned is confident Of hi. ability to
please all who may favor him with their patronage
both in regard 10 workmanship ana prices.
ES- Orders from the country promptly attended
to. MILES AMBER,
Sash, Blind and Door Maker Mayo At.
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YACHT RACE.-1he yacht regatta in the harbor OF
New Bedford, Mass. on Thursday, WAS witnessed
by thousands. The following is the result:
First class boats-The Haze took the first prize
and the Juliet the second prize. Second class
boats-The Missive took the first prize, and the
Magic the second. Third class boats-The Richie
mond took the first prize and the Bonita tho Sc,
COnl
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WIN. TAYLOR.

CHEESE boxes Prime New Chees,
~ in store and for sale by
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ERESH FIR UT. just received b
jamestown and Geo. Peabody, p boxes fresh Sic
l. Oranges; - do. do. Messna Lemons for sale hY
LOUIS j. BDSSIEUX
ans No. ~ Main street
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EMORY-All sizes, for sale by
IA au BENNETT, BEERS 4 PIRHER
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CELERY SEED-A fresh supply 70
~ picking; for sale by
au7 BENNETT BEERS PISHRR
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E1FTY Ibis. GROCERS' CRUSHED
SUGAR: - do. N. Powdered do, for sale to Al
Hr"ty VIM. WALLACE SONS
~ -
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DIED.

~, the evening of the 18th inst at u O'clock at
the residence OF her husband on church Hi, MAR
TIL A.. wife of Elijah Craig, in the e5d year Oh nef
age. - x,pr
aged months and IS days, daughter Of George II.
and Helen Holmes. e4-s------s-----~-
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raw "a fisherman. The race from that point was
virtually reduced TO a match between the hrsttwo
uonarane winning by a head, three lenths between
the SECOND and third. Anton, who met with dis
appointment by the accident mentioned above, wa
beaten about three lengths from Fisherman, Pritr
ess was bad ffth. Pryor and Melissa were sixth
and seventh, the rest were pulling up. f
The London Mercantile Gazette Gays:
1t Is impossible now to tell what might have
been the result Of the race had no accident hap
pened The general opinion was that the Amer
can horses-whch were ridden by native jockeys
in striped jackets and starred caps-nsigh hare
agared still more prominently hdtsy been entrtsft
% men experienced and accomplished in their Pre-
feSsion English ockeys Indsed, IN turf phrdseoto
~ EtoresS looked ''di the triner" at the DIS
lance. The French people present were not LII
tie gratifed by the success of Monarque, and thr
prize which they will carry with them to France
is trophy worthy of possession.
Bells Life in London closes description OF the
race as follows:
We have elsewhere given minute description OF
the race, (which was run at wretched pace
throughout the two mile and half occupying 5m
Ii Gee y slower than last year, and it will be
there learnt that the Americans ran much better
than was expected of them-in fact, our opinion
strengthened by that of many of the jockeys who
rode therein that it quite upon the cards for
Prioress to have won. She lost great deal OF
ground at all the turns, but looked dangerous
even up to the distance that under such disadvan
RACES III ls Dy no means llpToOabe, III ehIliiuiis
handled. she might have obtained much more
prominent position at the finish Mr.. Ten Brock
we believe. greatly dissatisfied with the riding
Of Fitzpatrick. who seemed TO be all abroad HI
squared accounts" with the jockey next morning
md the latters next mount, we take it, will be III
America. Both horses certain Of '-seeing =
better day." for the manner in which Pryor strug
,Ied to the end is proof that no journey is to-
long for him: and we do Brother Jonathan the jus
tice to state that he by no means disgraced
As his OppOUpnt reCkOued upon.
After the race, spikes covered in India rubber
were found in the field, put there, probably, tt
anne khe horses
England evidently has her hands full in th'
asst but fortunately for her. she is not at
with any European Amesican power, and cat
evOte all her energies to her Asiatic foes. in In
liza, as many AZ 10 native regiments have muffin
led. but Of these many have been disarmed. Tn
bombay Times says:
"Allahabad is in the most wretched state. AL
The houses are in dilapdate state from cannon
tding. Not single bungalow has been left un
touched: nearly all are burnt down TO the ground
Jpwards of 500 prisoners have liberated then,
selves and committing all sorts Of outrages,-
Not single European or Christian remains out
side the fort 1t is feared that few have escaped.
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FROM TURKS lsLAND.-By the brig Surf we have
Turks Island papers of the 18th ut. The Standard
of that date has the following:
Since our last only 1850 bushels of salt have
been exported from this port; there are, however
four vessels in port, all Of with nearly loaded
We have hand over half million of bushels
with the quantity continually increasing Price
Ii cents. Export duty - cent The exports foi
half year ending July 1st 337 ,6SS bushels i'll
IL ,G59 tons of shipping.
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ToRSApo.-Last Thursday nighta violent tornado
passed through the town of Reading, Mass, and
vicinity. 1t was nearly half mile in width. Sc
veral dwellings and outbuildings were damaged
orchards uprooted, and considerable damage
done to the crops, etc. No loss of life is reported
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-17

DIAPER T0NELINGS. DIAPER TOW
~ ELINGS!, Opening one cRse uf Diaper Towel
ln9., received this morning, by steamer frum New
York bought at auction, and will he -oih at great
bargain. ALFRED MuSEs
IL r. Main
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FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.-PRAC-

l. TICAL ADVICE FROM PRACTICAL CITI-
ZEN.-Whe half the world and family are enjoying
the pleasures of summer eXCursons-while politi-
cians rub their eyes over the results of the
rle0tions-whe spectators looking with doubt
md apprehension to events transpirng in Oriental
responsibilities AMBLER still continues to pursue
the laudable occupation OF manufacturing SASH.
BLINDS and DOORS, at his old establishment on
tible of easy demonstration, that whonsOever be-
slows his patronage upon him, finds his reward In
the increased value of his property and in the rea
cation of human happiness, 70 which lie was before
IA stranger, If Il to buy hat, he would
not 20 TO the shoemaker but halter; it he TO
buy shoes he would not 20 to the tailor for the pur-
pOse and il he were to buy FASH and BLINDS, he
would go to that manufacturer who has achieved
reputation for skill and good workmanship, second
to none in the cOuntry-and hence would 20 to AM
BIER These are all facts and the people should
read, learn, and inwardly digest them.
We sse an edifice, substantially built
with goodIy galleries far over laid
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D $500 REWARD FOR ELIJAH

6AF '-JVU INV AItD TVN BbIJ III
Who left my factory on the 18th Of July is of
n II bright ginger bread color, hushy hair about
- feet inches high. a little stopped in the
shoulders. Elijah and pursued in the
neighborhood of Coxs Ferry the oth inst. and is
supposed to be lurking in the vicinity of -Four Mile
'repk Church. where he has children residing en-
tleavoring to make his way North.
I7-3t T. J. CHRISTIAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-17

POTOMAC Baptist AssOCIATIoN.-This body. which
adjourned Friday, to meet again in Berryyill' ,
lurke county, on the first Sunday in August 1885,
The Association resolved to support mission
lry in Central Africa and instructed the actin,
board to look out for suitable man to carry out
that object. Resolutions were also adopted in favor
Of the establishment and maintenance of Sabbath
schools in each church of the Association where
there is not already, and recommending thu
churches 10 take such measures rs they may deem.
proper and such the laws of the State will tol
rate. to avail themselves of the benefits of sabbath
schools, in giving oral religious instruction to tn,
cOlored people of the several congregations.
Two LADIES DR0wSED.--We learn from the IA
nawha star that the afternoon of the 3D. instant
two young ladies, in attempting to Coal river
at Peytona. Boone county Va, were precipitated
into deep water, and drOwnek. One daugh
ter Of Mr.. VIM. Meadows and was to have been
married in few days. The other Miss
Douglas, daughter of Thomas Douglas, deceased. -
The mother of the latter, invalid, on hearing
the sad tidngs, ran to the spot and was much
overcome by the effort that her life ia despared Of
DEATH OF A Prominent MAN.-HOn. Franklin
Dexter, Of Boston, Of the prominent citizens OF
Massachusetts,, died at his summer residence in
Beverly, last Friday morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-17

DED QUILTS. BED QUILTS !l-Ano-
~ ther lot of those cheap Bed Quilts inst received
at II 81 anu Sl.IJ each. Also lev more Of those
ira Turkish Bed Quilts. Those that nave bten wait
,ng for them, can now he supplied
Hu Il ALFRED MUShs, SO Main sirpet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-17

BACON SHOULDERS.-S hhds. West
~ ern Shoulders landing per this mornings boat,
fol sale by WM. H. TYLER
au Il a.
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Ea-TYLER Co will keep their Gallery open to-day
tor those who were unable TO get sittin8s Satur
day, on acc unit Of tho big u5h.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-17

81 ANOTHER case of those very superior French
CATERS md Shoes has just been received at the I'm
porting House Of ALEV. HILL, No. l27 Main street,
Richmond Va.
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The European Times gives the following account
of the race for the Gcodwood Cup:
After the starter had paraded the horses in In
dlah hie past the grand stand he conducted them To
the post, and endeayOred to draw them m in line
IA task of some little difficulty, owing to the frac
tousness OF Pryor, who caused several breakjnrs
away. When the flag was dropped Viscount pushed
To the front. hut on reaching the grand stand Ri
seher, who was pulling hard, went mp to him, Wis
count, Monarqne, dunboat Fisherman, and Melissa
clustering well up, thu American horses bringing
up the rear. On turning ont of the straight how
ever, Prtoress emerged from the ruck, and went
away witha lead of half dozen lengths Florin
Gunboat, Moparqne, Fisherman, Niscount and Ar
senal running in body next
On rounding the turn towards the cIump
Prioress ran wide, and Gunboat was left In poa
session of the lend which he carried on into
the dip. On rising into eight, Risebcr and pri
Dress were seen in close company with Gunboat
followed by Melissa. Florin, Monarque Fisherman
and Arsenal. They thus TO the last turn and
on descending the hill by the half mile post Cun.
boat slipped up and fell, and Arsenal iumped unon
him. Fordham fortunately kept his seat, but kes.
trel and Gemmi di Nergy both came TO the ground
me l"mentabie occurrence of last year Immediate
~ rushed upon the minds of the spectators. ana
the most painful interest was excited All fears
were expelled as the jockeys seen to scramble
up apparently uninjured
After this accident, Riseber was left with a slivht
lead, with Monarque at his quarters and Prioress
next, with Pryor well up, the American horses 90,
ing particularly strong and we'll At the half H..
tehee Aonarque went to kiseber, aud prisess eays
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-17

FHF FOURTH Annual Session of Mrs.
will commences the first day OF September next at
her residence on Marshall street half square west
If Brook Avenue, and close the Both day of June
1853. She will continue to be assisted by her hus
band, the Rev. JAMES VI. DARDE\ and will give
that every effort shall be made for the I'M
nroYemnnt IF the punils. Ills
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Sash, Blind and Door Maker Mayo At.
au l7-d2t&cw3w
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S kMuE1 Mktwz,

rs ne Is EErEKaIsED to sell at the voIy low est rates.
Also, a very Ia -e as>or G.out Of
satins, silk Velvet, Velvet, Plush,
Cloth and Satinett Vests, with
Pants 10 Suit,
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MES. JAPoxIcA JoKEs,
hiRs. siELIA RAYTER,
hiss LoEsA NUfrIE,
MISS IrSTrr1s -uv-,p

And from IN settle irGr Il sci t~la.isIl .trsCr-
cur city asgu asRlarco-tLc ci.aUAILs letters VIII lg
tu'y forthcoming.
Every one knows how L ~tea-taLle or evening circle
IL eniigra d. ty tie coming N OF al !n;l! lgclli man,
WHO Knows ali the aer i5eIs afOG.. AID tells tIeu!
briefly, Gaviy, and oa-EanG, - Tie way "I ordinary
conversation. such a person gives yOu ihc sUS
stance Of Tie daily papers. ia lLEee o. tour seIic.-
ces-teiIs you Tie plan and moral OF 4 new took IN
4 dozen wOTG<-siVCs lie es>cLLS Of = : riaun. IGc
core OF I pub lie speech, The hey To- a pubic clara-
ter. the srIri. OF al arlic - AZ - REVIEW, Lie uSt.iIy
~ fashion, Lhe !ssi !usn IN poiI-ics-ali briefly. GH3
all WiIhoII deIaIi Or Gdmmes y-tszriHg x 4,E gss
as material f5r ger 0gH discussion a4d gCSs4G. Tus
l. just wiaI We PROPOSE To d. tor Tie bone journal
Tor IsJs. We Eean 10 jOt down, Cor our resGeT-. a..
me !e~ Get wofas Iossibic. every lea idea that iaias
ia our way. As we reau. 4e peUu!e drnD IN and
taiA. as We look about III cur walks, we sI.fi lie
On tne look out for ide4s ani ngveHies-IiyIug then,
IN me hrIeicst SHAPE fori:crly, we used TO lay
SUCH mchiOraf"a aside. 10 n:Itc about q we should
mud time--iuw, we sBai! give Ihem % our readers.
70 rIsCCSs FoE THENsELVE>. In this WAY. tile sgr
sSu.eT 10 ihe Home JUuTha! VIII sIIul i chance Ia
get mold, i' SEINE sLafe OF other, OF Cyery Itw idea
lHsI IS sHiue.
TIC oiaei popular feature Of The nsper Will Ie
oottIEuUG- She-CHes oil Bellies. Purifst-s of PuhIIt
tia raCf1Ts, descriptions cf stirrI = scenes IN New
"TE. news Oi fashion and manners, phases OF CAV
and literary ="aieiy, any new iaH az ioiy-iu short.
4 PI,TIRE OF IHE WORLD As IT PASSES. We have
scarce thought II necessary 10 menlion. hos eva..
wii2i our r>a':ers Wei understand, that u takc ar,
al @ To- chronicle and advance ever. lntcrCs! o: ur
ncv"icLce alta moral Improvement, and strive fl.rl
10 i1aAeihe tome Journal no less u.slal and !.t
proving tGan II II entertaining aud original
Is d yer lears present from d GeafcmaH 70 d
Lug, IL" Home J ANA, - uEs. OF VIII IL. ia. reu:.in
lance - ;"hew ea eVesy week, a.d /: - unsu.pa ssed
a. Il siGti :h.d : sic
TEEAIS.-fnc OGe copy, =; tor three copies. 81
or i"T ne COPY iCr tIi.e !estS. Ss-asway< H. IL
address, MORRIS & WILLIS,
aer Eai'ors, 10 FG-:sa ~revt New Acrk.
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5Narrito,

On the Sd inst, by Rev.N. {. VI orthington, Mr.
WILLIAM Il. II. RiLtl. OF Wheeling. Va. IL
Miss EAiIIE Wal tAS, CT Wheeling Island
On Nov. 18Th, by Rev. :. Y. kennedy, Mr
BAlLN ULASo 4: Belmont Co., D., 10 Miss ST
SAN SMELLING, OF ~iiarison COO
On tie 30 inst. by Rev. w Il. May berry, Mr.
JOStt1h LAhiP, and Miss Am PANiILa, both
o. Gos!tG Township.
On Sept. 2Vth, 10y the SAME, Mr. JAMES w
gANDRENS and Miss AMANDA ]. WADDLE
bulh o: DelmUn Co.
On Oct. Goth, by the same, Mr.. LAWRENCE
MOONEY and Miss RACHEL AMlCk toth q
Wheeling, Va.
On Oct. Goth, BY the same, Mr.. MARCUS W
AMICk Oi Wheeling, Va, anG Miss LAU.iA W.
BunI, OF BeIIioaI 20, Oslo.
UnNov. 2sIn, by the same, Mr. JOHN REEVES
and Miss HANNAH J. CUiilNo both oi Dg..
BIO n; Coo.
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IlanKetS.

! larger stolk than ever. %eTnirac ing ever! HI Ike and
quality, = gieaiy reduced Prices.
CARPETS.
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They don't help Complaints, but they cure them.
One Box has cured Dyspepsia.
Three Boxes have tuTed lie worst cases OF Scrof
ula.
Two Boxes have cured Erysipe es
one Box always cures The Jaundice.
three Boxes are sure to Gle aHse the system from
Boiis-oiten less than one does IL.
Two Boxes have completely cured ;he worst OF
uIleIs GU the legs.
Small doses seldom fail 10 cure The Plies.
One dose cures the headache arising from a foul
stomach.
strong doses often repeated ZAP ! every wcfn
from the body. They should he gwen 10 children,
who are always more OF less afflicted with Thu,
scouTge-
AS gentle Physic they have no ca uai.
One Box cures derangemeni OF the Liver.
Halt 4 Box cures a Cold.
They purify the blood, and mus strike atthc louh
datIOn Of every disease.
asa Dinner PHI there is not their equal in III
world.
They are purely vegetable, aud can do no harm
| but do accOmp lush AZ unaCCOunlable amount oil good
Prepared by Dir. J. e. AVER. Practical Chemist
/ Lowell, aass., and sold by all Druggists and Dealer
in Medicine through this section. dciU2m
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Ntb aOOtrtistments,
The Greatest Medical Discovery of
the Age, is
AYERS PILLS.

They don't help complaints, but they care them.
One Box has cured Dyspepsia.
Three Boxes have cured Tie worst cases of ScroE
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Sale of Lots at iii Ihay or S Tow

Gale Oh LutS dC III Ina CT > IOhAl
There was a public sale OF lots in Cefedo
Va, Oh "Wednesday. the 18Th inst.
Before the sale commenced, Mr. Thaye'
announced briefly, in substance. as follows
THE company which has laid cut this place
has purchased $40 600 worth vi machinery
motive pow er, We understand, steam en-
gines. & and it IS paid for, the ire sht Oh
1t also paid, and it IS now ylng al Psfksrs'
burg for shipment to this place, "htre j
viii be employed. Mol d dollar that IS pad
ior lots here, viii be taken awoy, bat 1t vii
al be expended tor improvements IN Cere
DO. The lots viii be sold for oae-third cash
one-third in a year, one-thifd 10 t~o years
with six PER cent. interest, and 10 be hui!
on within two years, and when a man comes
to make his second payment, IL he is no
satisfied to keep his lot, the company vii
pay him back his first payment, iii ter
per cent. interest on it, falling 10 DO til;
The deferred payments stand iiquIdated, en-
ne has the lot for the payment already made.
For this / (Thayer) and DR.. Jordan (ThOs-
Lee Jordan stand responsible. and viii re-
duce ii to wiring If required"
Some sixty or seventy l1ts were sod at
prices ranging from $50 to $3.50; we are
not certain but some went higher. TIE lots
are tmdfl, the common size being % feet
fronsby leO deep.
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GA poor "ben-pecked'' individual amd
"a person supposed TO be his vrow, went be-
fore a magistrate o. town one day last week
and declared their intentions Of becom-
ing man and wife. The magistrate hastily
summoned in witnesses, and joined them in
bonds which will / Old the belated individual
closer thar her broom handle.