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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07
coxxE,rr. O.. January 9. 1853.

Mr.. HIRAM JUDsoN-Dcdr Sir: In answer to your
inquiry respecting our Moving Machine & Harvester.
We can say that il fully meets our expectation, being
well made. aud works well in either grass or grain.
requiring only an ordinary team 10 cut ten or fifteen.
acres per day. Our grain was never gathered so clean
by hand as we got il last season BY the Harvester
And we can NOW over rough ground better than we
expected. The moving bar and gearing acting indie
pendent Of the main. or driving wheel, enables US to
use il on any ground sufficiently smooth to be raked
over with a horse rake On the whole it pleases US
better than any other machine for moving or harvest
ing that We ever sIs. o.. A. ROCKWELL,
A. A. uANAN.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07

Mr. Lyfingwell, Supervisor OF high
ways in Ravenna, had a sun, stroke last
week, which rendered him unconscious
for a short time, but he is recovering.
Mr.. LefinSwell is a native of Warren.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07

lust received at the old stand, good
81 Buffalo Slaughter, to he sold this week, by the
hundred weight, at . cents nett
Also. HsmI0ek .Hiddlcs. R. G. & B. a, to be sold
this week, by the hundred weight, at % cents nett
Also. HemIOek Good-DdmGgsd, to he sold this week
at 81 & IS cts, by the hundred weight
The undersigned having made arrangements with
eastern Tanneries, can and viii sell to their old and
new customers, Sole Leather at Cleveland or Bahalo
prices. All We ask is to have you call and examine,
and you shall go home satisfied.
J. & A. C. MCCONNELL
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07

ANoTnER.-On Wednesday night, the
esd. Charles Hatcher. a printer, employ
ed in the Age Of Freedom Office, commit.
ted suicide by shooting himself through
the breast. The suicide was about TWEEN
ty years Of age, of melancholy disposition
and ~unevenly balanced mind. We un
derstand that he left a note, stating that
if no one saw fiji TO inter his body i: might
be given to the doctors. Hatcher was a
singular fellow, and permitted his mind
to dwell upon unearthIy objects, until it
became diseased 10 such an extent TO wish
a release from its unhappy moorings.-
His mother-a tender hearted lind wo-
man-is now living Twin with her second hus,
band in Iowa. Hatcher had friends in
Sandusky, of high social standing, who
took charge of his remains. Free
Press, 26tk.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07

SuICIDE.-A young man by the name
Of Lewis Putnam, working for Mr.. NJ.
Holcomb, on his farm in Perry, commit
ted suicide on Sunday afternoon last, by
shooting himself with a pistol.-Paines-
vile AdU.,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07

ARTEsIAN WELL.-The auger has
reached a depth of 1850 feet, and it is
still going down, down below at the rate
of from twelve 10 fifteen feet a day
Columbus Gaz.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07

The ummIT Trial Mowers and Raper. hGiAt SyucusH July. 15T,u uI the auspices of he f-
ted states agEurnnI sodtEe excited vy deep interest houAouu the country. There were fourteen
of Combn ned Machines all of whehW were Ieei ouHs rTeHte Nsof strength AMI ability do
6~JEo@v that i'm or Nrnuen Sa t vas and WMte xpgeeiO Operators. the Judges aSadd it
the SECOND PREMTUMI whtm machine the first year Of hseN@neee vrH &a high stand, while
cores have gone cute Nee utrey-
WnO June Is5J ONWARD E. HOYF & CT
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07

On Saturday afternoon some people on
Staten Island were engaged getting ship
timber from a forest. A tree some sixty
feet high had been dug around and a
man sen 10 fasien a line al the top, so as
10 pull it down in a certain direction
Soon after reaching his Lfiy destina-
ton, to the CONSERVATION ofthe few spec.
ta'ors, the tree began 10 fall. The man
chung to the trunk of the falling tree.
and landed on the ground, with the tree
above him. The company hastily gath
cred around, expecting to see the man
gled remains Ct the cl mber. Judge of
their surprise when they were thus salut-
ed, "Ah, boss. an shure didn't | bring
her down NIGEL"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07
The Dickens Difficulty.

Anew York correspondent Of the Bos
ton Aaas and Bee says:
1.-The scandalous reports about Dicken;
and his family have excited much atten-
ton here, but the manly card of Mr..
Dickens, published in Household Words,
relieves him from the imputa'ion of inf
deity. l was yesterday conversing with
a gentleman well acquainted with the
Dickens family, and he attributes the diff
ference between the novelist and bis wife
to the religious education OF their daugh-
tiers. Mr.. Dickens is a decided latitude
marian in his views, and generally attends
the Unitarian Church, while Mrs. Dick
ems, an Edinburgh lady, brought upin the
%stricter doctrines of Presbyierianism, still
clings to the religious ideas iaculcated in
her yoHlh. and naturally wishes her
daughters brought up in the same way.
The fact of the daughters siding with the
father, merely shows that like most young
they approve of those doctrines
that offer more freedom, aud are general
ly more attractive in appearance at least.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07

A wealthy widow in Chicago, gay and
buxom, was detected in stealing at a dry
goods store in that city. Repeated lar
cenies had at length drawn suspicion to-
wards her, and being watched by the
clerks she was detected and stopped as
she was passing out of the door when a
valuable lace cape and parasol were
found under her shawl. She confessed
10 other thefts, and the matter was hush
ed up by Ter paying three hundred dol
lars. The Chicago Journal says:
We do our part towards hushing it up
by giving the matter publicity, and if we
could become possessed of the woman's
name. would also give that an unenvia-
be publicity, were she wealthy as Gree
sus.
We do not believe in mincing matters,
or in sweetening hat good old Saxon
word "THIEF." because the recipient OF
hat title stands high in society, or is
possessed Of a larger amount of dollars
than her poorer sister, who, for the anne
offence, would be sent TO the Penitentia-
ry. If wealth is TO be a cloak for The
commission of vices, why tben let the
poor go UNPUBLISHED too? Their offence
is 30 more enormous nor on the other
hand are they so accountable. The FORM
er are the more. as their intelligence is
greater and their disgrace is the deeper,
as the position they fall from is higher.
If justice has n eye uncovered, uncov
er The other side also.
That woman is guilty Of stealing, and
the law prescribes the punishment, but
the paltry sum of $500 cheats the law
and defrauds justice, and the woman goes
unpublished. Great is the almighty dol
lar.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07
Please Take Notice.

WOULD mIOTm Inc people OF Irum-
I bull County that l purchased, in 1855, Of Charles
Messenger. the right OF making vending and usirg
Delanoe's Independent Horse Rtkes IN the townships
Of Gustavus. Kinsuau. Vernon and Johnston, and was
to have the right to sell anywhere in Messengers Ter
ritory. As 1 have given up the business Of making l
have sold to ISAIAH BARTLETT the right Of making,
selling anil using Rakes in said Territory, with the
privilege OF selling in Messengers Territory l. Bart
lett is now making, and has them on haLd. one mile
west Of the Centre Of Johnston. If any in Warren
wish to know the quality Of R1kes which he makes,
they can inquire OF d. II. Bennett
lime M. ,5s-4w. v. L. BUELL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07

MUD Sill CLUBs.-Senator Harmon,
of Carolina, made himself famous by one
expression hat occurred in his big sPe ech
in The U. S. Senate. The term "mud
Sill will stick to him through life, rid
lug him as the old man Of the mountains
did his victim. By the way, notice that
the Douglas Broderick Democrat Cali
fornians have taken happy advantage of
term of intended reproach upon honest
labor by clubbing their societies "AIud
Sill Club" Clubs bearing this title are
being formed throughout the State
Similar ines may be expected to be
found ere long throughout every State
where the dignity of free white labor is
recognized.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07

Noun. Vesuvius has had another fright.
full eruption, destroying many villages
and sacrificing a large number Of lives.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07

A Detroit Judge lately sentenced two
burglars to forty years Imprisonment
each-the mex; thing to hanging.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07

Bazetta Academy Once More.
THE Fall Term of this School will
l. commence August e3I, 1853, and continue a
term Of twelve weeks.
TUITION.
Common English Branches, $500
Higher 400
Contingencies, 25
The contingencies must be paid by ALL in advance.
Positively no deduction Of tuition for less than half a
term, except in case Of sickness OF the Student.
A TEACHERS class
viii be formed and conducted as in former terms, with
some additional advantages. Recitation rooms and an
Assistant will be secured if the interests Of the school
demand it. Students aye especially urged to be pres
ent the first day, for their own benefit and the teachers
convenience in arranging classes. DC.
Thanking the community of Bazetta and surrounding
towns for their former liberal patronage, 1 would ask
their support this fall, assuring them that the thorough
instruction and discipline Of former terms will be
maintained.
CLARK BRADEN, Principal.
Bazetta, June 30. 1s5s-5wt
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07

Prentiss of the Louisville Journal, has
become a member of the Order Of Sons
of Temperance.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07

The POETRY OF PHYsIC.-Doses have
always been associated in our minds
with wry faces, and medicine has seem
ed from the days of childhood, another
word for nausea and disgust. It's RENE
dies were the worst part of sickness, and
pain was not so hard to bear as the re-
voting p%otions we are compelled to
swallow for its relief. DR.. Ayers pre-
parations herald another era. His Cher
ry PectOrot is like honey on the tongue,
end healing balm on the stomach. His
Pillsi Try them-thev are sweet NOR
sells to the taste, and glide sugar shod
over the palate, but their energy altho'
wrapped up, is there, and strikes with
telling force 10 the very foundations Of
disease Cincinnati Citizen.
FIRE AT RAvENNA.-The large barn
of j. c. Ranney was burned on the night
Of the cath ult. 1t was occupied as a
shop by The contractors who are erecting
the Union High School building. and con
tanned 1900 feet Of choice pine lum-
Der, a large amount of wood work, tools,
DC. Nothing was saved, and there was
no insurance on building or contents
The Joss falls heavily on The Messrs. Stan
if. Supposed TO be the work of an incen
The dwelling house of Mrs. Miller and
the Congregational Church were saved
with. much difficulty Caereland Le0der-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07
HORSE TANNING
THE GREAT SECRET OUT AT LAST.

All the known Secrets of Rarey and other celebrated
Horse Tanners, will be sent by mail, post paid, on
receipt of Two DOLLARS.
Address WM. RAREY, Box Cos,
June 80. 5s-6w. Cleveland, Ohio.
REJOICE YE SU~FFERERS-Rise ne Bedriddea
CriPples.-Dr. TOBIAS VENETIAN L;sIaEsT can now
be procured. It is warranted a speedy cure for Chronic
rheumatism. Collie, Cramp, Cuts, Pains OF all kinds
or no pay. DO not suffer when you can he instantly
relieved. Price p & 30 cts. Depot. ST Cortlandt
Street. New York.
Sold by WOODS & PEW, Warren; JAMES WARD
r. CO.. Niles, and others throughout the COUNTY.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07
FLAX STRAW.

WE shall buy no flax straw this sea-
' son that is not nell rotted aud free from grass.
To rot fax properly, it should not be spread out be-
fore the mindle Of September, and should then be
spread as thin and evenly as possible. We will pay a
better price for long than snort fax
ABBOTT & HIGGINS.
Newton Falls, July 5, '5s-6w.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07
COURT OF PROBATE, TrumbuIl

~ County, Ohio
Julia Morehouse, Admx. OF
John Marehouse. deceased,
VS..
Julia Morehouse, widow, and PETITION TO sELL LAND
Bruce. Kate, Frank, Harriet,
Inez and Clark Fremont, hrs
OF John MOrehOuse.
The defendants are informed that on the Goth day Of
June, lass, said Administrative filed her petition in
said court for an order to sell the following real estat.
of which said John dieI seized. situate in Greene,
Trumbull County, Ohio, to wit One undivided sixth
part Of five acres in the south east corner OF lot 5,
bounded north and south by land Of Geo. W. Phillips,
west by land CT C. W. Clark. and east by highway.
One parcel of nine and one half acres in the south
east corner Of lot 4, bounded north by land Of Martin
Kee. east by land Of Walker Rice and highway, and
south by highway and land Of Walker Rice.
ALso-l9 Il 70 100 acres in lot ~, bounded south by
township line, east by land Of Charles Logan, north by
land of Bethuel Phillips. west by land set to Martha
MOrchOuse and Daniel Hubbard.
This cause will be heard on the 9Th day of August,
1873. JULIA ~M0REH0USE, Admx
July q, 5S4w by Il. b. BARNES, her Atty.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07

RETURN AFTER FoRrY-Sx YEARS
ABsENcE.-The Newburyport Herald
says that the old residents Of Ward One
were not a little surprised on Thursday
last by the advent in their midst Of Mr..
Peter Fudge, after an absence of 70 rly
six years. 1t was supposed that he had
long been an inhabitani of the spiritual
spheres. In 1872, Mr.. Fudge sailed
from Newburyport in a ship b longing to
tidings we're had of him until his return.
the late Moses Brown, since which lime no
His wife was married twice afor his de-
parture. and some years since she took
her flight through deaths vaulted cham
bers. Three score and ten years have
flown over the head of the returned wan
derer, and now, as the eye dims AMI the
heart beats cold and slow, the 1.-THE limbs
stiffen and the sunbnrnt locks become
thin, the recollection of his birth place
and his boyish sports all tend to inspire
him with 4 desire 10 see once more the
home of his CHILDHOOD, re he falls into
that dreamless stale that knows no wax
ing.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07
wlLLrANsFrELD, o.. Sept. %. 1857.

WILL1ANsFrELD o., Sept %, 1857
Nr. HIRAM JUDsoN-Dear Sir: As we promised to-
write you after using oEr Moving Machine. we are hap
~ to say that it works we'll. fully up 10 our own expec-
tations; ard judging from our own experience. and the
observation of others, who have seen it work. We think
that you could find sale another season for quite a num-
her OF Kirhy's Machines in our town. as all who have
seen it work, pronounce L the hest and highest work
ing machine in use here. The construction being
cheap. simple and durable, makes it decidedly prefer
able TO others more complicated and expensive. On
the whole We are pleased with your machine.
Respectfully. Yours.
JOHN PHILLIPS.
URDON LEFFINGWELE-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07

WARREN, Ono, June 3h, 1888
T. o TT COURT OF COMMON LEI o + RUBBULL COUNT OHIO
The unieigndh having bena pphe ibS aid Court md heP Prosecuting Attorney OF atCcumy TO
n ACT entitled an Act to mrherT prescribe the dueS oil County Commissioners passed april
Court of Common Please of said county,. at he June Tern, lG,a dc carefully compared the same win h
books and vouchers filed heom of thee County, uitora taking up each separate undin their order and
hem outn all respects. and hebO looks we'll arranged and kept The vOThers full and explicit with
the Jingle Exception that the yOuchgs fde DreGOrso the County nfnnay are not enHanya accompanied
by detailed taenentofh the hems of account. which We think should always bed onef wS u no
account hmd he allowed by said Drtrsw nh0Lengex examined and passed uPonby majority said
Board of Directors
AndfT rom said Investigation we are amfeiu thai the COMMISSIONER nave conducted their transactions
All which pTe fy submitted
SA nRGR b l sAIIWH Committee
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07
From the Columbus Journal we cut the

IN OONS Nb w "a AZ
following:
CLEVELAND, June Goth. 1858.
To the Editor of the Ohio State Journal:
Dear Sir: From your paper of the
Oath inst, 1 learn that, through the par
TALLY of a Republican," my name has
been suggested, in the columns of the
Newark american, for the consideration
of the coming Republican State Conven-
ton, in connection with the Office of Su-
preme Judge.
Permit me to say, through your pa
per, that while l duly appreciate the
compliment involved in the suggestion,
and expect cordially to support the nom
iEees of that Convention, | cannot con-
sen to be a candidate before it for NOM
inaiion TO any Office.
With much respect, F. 7. BAcKUs.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07

Coon SIeN.-Portage County Jail is
without a tenant.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07

The young son of respectable parents
in Baltimore, recently saturated his faith
er's favorite dog with camEh ne and
ETHEREAL oil, and set it on fire, roasting
poor Towser to death. Delighted with
this successful experiment, the young
fend playfuily bound the legs and arms
of his little sister with a clothes line, and
placed her on a cooking stove where it
was intensely hot. The shrieks of the
little victim brought assistance before she
died, and the young Nero, dreading pun
isbmeut, fed.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-07

He is the Lappy man, not whom other
men thinkt himself to be so.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-05-06
------------~----
Fair Play for WOui en.

George w. Curtis delivered his PROM
ised lecture on this subject, at Mozarl
Hail, Broadway, Oh Thursday evening of
last week. II was u most eloquent r..
formance aud elected great II, pause. lie
took tho brnadesl view Of the subject, and
advocated equal rights aud privileges for
the sexes, bo,h social and religious. In u
rapid historical sketch he sho we'd the dis
postum which men have in all ages Inani-
tested 10 lyrannike over their better
halves" aud degraded them 10 The ,nos,
mena! and ill paying avocations. The
following paragraph i, ILLUSTRATIVE
We uiso claim 10 BE- IL Christian ma
ton; when cardinal principle of Cars.
,iauily Is love TO God aud To our nelyhbor.
(Laughtrr.) We all know whether the
universal principle of trade is hot Ev-
cry man for himself ai,d the devil for the
hindmost." Weare ex-oiiicio Christians,
just MS boy is an ex oIficiI ID IN ,crals,
because his father sa Tammany Sdcnem
These are ample facts, and | nrntiun
them to show there Is, u great deal more
to be done than has Yet been dune, aud
nobody need look for the Millennium be-.
fore the end of summer. Is the pracii.
cal publlc nplnlon IN this county just aud
noble onel Do we open 10 wo,nin every
lndu trial opportunity, AMI admit her 10
equal rights IN >oci iyt When we hear
that old ilerOd aus s;iid iete was place
in Babylon where they sold women. We
rr,narl, That was before the Cnrisiiau
era" When we are 'old that wives are
sIld in Asia, we say, Those are unclvi-
li<ed lands" Bdt how about this ia Pa
ris to-day, when ClJ,,ide is taken from
Convent a ii mirri,d Ia the old ruue Of 20.
whom she ba, never seen. or having seen,
she hates How about tlis In London,
where Ethel Newcmns is sold 10 the
Marquis who bids ! i hes, Does she
na, pc,R II, with all her heart, and SUBJ
mi, III 'w. lhrn, ab,H, Nrw York
Bat no-l pat of nav shoes. TINS. an
tald, Is Carl nan ciIy-ihis is no Con
Slhnlin,'pc. Here We marry for love.
This Is no Lo,,dJn or Pari,. of course
it is MT! { (Laugater,) May we not read
IN the morning papers of those deliga,ful
public dinners AT which men only are
present. When The serious business was
disposed d; when the great speeches
were made that coinplInenled women so
.pr,uily, aud The privileged ladies' were
hrhInd the scr ne after the orators had
rvtir d, the army aud navy were drunk
Nnh cheers, aud the songs had been sung
the last toaS, is proposed. I" Woman
Heavens last and best glf,;" j, is receiv.
ed with tremendous cheers, and the gall
ant editor Of The Weekly Fiopdoole res
ponds; many shed tears; after which
those of the company that wore able rose
ami hall'oig, "We won't GO home ill
morning" hiscuped 10 their homes.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-05-06

hin AR. the rules 81 svcrity lie knows
none, save those which srrlnS from II
h art pure IN ils chIld-IAe Innocence.
IL Lrealhr, IA happiness with the free
AIR, ahi the ~ -rry shout Is natures I" sufe-
~ valve Tor h,au ovoriluwiug with
hnppim's.. IA. believes thai God made
him boy lhu, he uiyh, be happy. See
Is sparkling ye ani rosy cheek! tho
they are shaded by torn aud solled hnt,
they give Whence that the llfe-cuir rent
dances joyou.ly To the music of health
and happiness, When you would rear,
there, the intellectual structure. You have
the fo .ua,IOu Of n healthy body whercuu
to hulld; without his, 1t Is lis,c muIJlng Il
house upon the saud---ihe first adv1rs.
wind may desIrny IT,
Tim. Ia dIvrrsrnl paths do the b y and
the g,rI oeud l.,ir way up the " hii of
li,-, the on, gathering strength and viyor
as y.'ars roll ou, whil1 tn: other become,
uioro eu"rraled and less vigorous Ihe
boy Is educated for u man the girl, for
fashionable nppendage TO fashionable
establishment. What wonder, then, that
we lind ihem, AT the summit of the hill,
50 much ua!!ke EACH other.
Mothers, for the sake of humanity for
the sake of those lIltle ones dearer to You
than ate itself, do let your chldren live
ndtardi lives. do not nuke such dis
lluclIun between the sexes, thus sowing
the seed which may develop the lice tiouS
youth. d. not Interfere so ternly with
Its individuality, but teach IL that II has
guiding igh, within, ard do MT, oh, do
no, crush lis God given faculties beneath
the weight ot false senlnnenl. Life
Illustrated. I...
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-05-06

CLERicAL BREvtry.-A minister Of
the Gosple, an old acquaintance of ours,
a hard shell Baptist, who resides in Me-
braska Territory, was recently called up.
on to unite a couple living in Atchison
county, in this State, in the holy bonds Of
wedlock which he performed in q manner
50 brief snd entirely new that we think II
worthy Of record. Arriving at the place
appointed for the ceremony, he waited un.
iii the guests ceased coming when he en-
CURED Of the host;
Are all here you expect" and being
answered in tho affirmative. he turned
20 the couple soon 10 be made happy, By
Hymenlal ties, with
Young folks. stand up. Do you want
to BE- mirried 2" The reply was emphat.
ic " Yes Then" he continued. sine
hands." The injunction was performed.
and without further ceremony he procssd.
ed. ~ pronounce you man and wife
salute the BRIDE" a-.7t rH.c-nH
The same minister performed like ser.
vice few years ago, in Hol, county, for
another couple. The ceremony was ,
little varied yet not less novel or interest.
ing. After bidding the parties slime"
hands, he commenced with the groom, as
follows;--Mr.---do you swear before Al.
mighty God that you are willing 10 marry
Miss He then put the same question
to the bride, and the answer Of both being
satisfactory, he said, "then pronounce
you married" These forms, it will be
perceived. differ little from the good
old way" clereical gentlemen usually do
these things, yet we are mol sure but what
they are Improvements, and are certainly
in law Of equal force and effect. I'D q.
no .e 81. Joe Daily Gassfts