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state Of Maine.
YORK. = 8.

YORK, = 3.
AZ tie Suprme Judicial Court, b~gun sud held
in Alfred, ~i,hin aud ior the County at fofs, On
the hrs, Tu,d.y OF Jslusry. A ID ISIS
La ,h- sbov- se'i"a, 70 .PP~arine that Ei,sha
Perkins one of the Dvirndssis b oui VI The Stale
.nd ha. n~ve, b~es uv' ND and hns no tenant,
agent. or ~iiorn~y In this S,s,'. upoo whom "
serve mace,
IA Css,t Oydsv. That The Plaintiff cnu-e the
said dr,,udsni Ia b~ notified At the p ndeuey 81
this .ui by publishing sa siie,,ed copy Vt The
writ aud this order 81 in- Court therrun ,hrre
.ss.i . .u.r~>siy~ly in the unsa aud Essien,
JvarusI, Q n~~.psp~r printed IN h'dd' ivfd 10 sald
C..,.iy o( Yusk, the lat puhllrsh1 ,herr, 10 i'r
thirty days at lest ielorv the mkt term o' ss,d
,ss,t, 10 he held st Alfr~d, ~rhm snd ios said
Co,niy oI York, IN ih- hr-i Tuesday VI April A.
D, ISIS. thai he may ibru aud there IN said Court
appear snJ shew esrse, u Any nc have, Why
i.,ismru, in laid sciioa. should me-, b. rendered.
.y.,n,, him. aud execution i.>u~ =. .s,cjingiy.
ai,r-i. Jas. . M'iNTiRE. C'e,s.
True copy oi us,s,al aud octrt ct C.san ihefe.
on Ai..i, Jas. o. MCINTYRE, Clerk.
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WINTER ARsAN0 EMEN1s

r. n "'NT.n A"'"N"'"N'S
49,. On and aNer The M"ud.y ih- a..
,n.i., Ihe II runrrs lewiston. Carr Gso ksiubl
."d M"ntr-si, Capt. Y. 4. pRlscs, will ru" a.
i,,~s'
L..,v. Atlantic Wharf Portland. every M"n
day Tu >day, "Wednesday. Thnr'd,v aud f''d.''
ii 7osi,rk, y VI aud I.rutni Wharf B~i.p
~ ., MonJay. Tuesday, W-Jn, s.i1,y, Thur,J"!
aud Fnday. ~ 30 rivcS u NJ.
F,r u Cabin, ....' ''''. .''''.'''''sl ~
m Drs'k, '''..'''''''''''"'lW
N Is t."'h ls't u iur ,l.leJ with n la,g'
a,nI-r ~ stale rno,is. Ter the accommodation Z"
IsdIr, an'i fiuIlI-.; aud travellers ere rr,n"d''
that by taking this line. much saving 81 time a'r
"hJ-ns. Will is nIsd,, Ind that tie n,'nyr"irn,r
~ nrrving ~ Bvsl'n al l"ie hours Vi the nigh
will e .yoitltd.
Tie b,..i. arrive IL season for passengers Il
take The ..,lirsi irrins cut 81 The ciiy
The Company are MI ie.p"nsilhr i"r bgghg'
- az nlonnt -xrs-diug Ell iu value. aud Tia.
,~r-,m-I, unie.- .Lic,. - given .nd paid az b.
hr 4. 81 ur. I'.s>. nyrr f"r ever, $40 "Jdili,n
value pFn ish. taken ~ u>n !
,lls l. BILLINGS, hErLi
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EXPIRE SION OF GRArir, DL.
u E..t ..l,ft.lsv. Iutsr IaA r., AETLiCfsD

IN EXPIRE SION OF GRATir, Dt..
y East Cambridge, JuD~ ~ 1855 r, rHs AFFLICTED
This c~ri6., that have s.n,r,i r several ,esrs sm
Tia, met drtsdIul ~ a.. complaints semlbsl Wezkbes'
np hot lh, sie,zn, W ISrsm zm,ctri - vac.
eau rvas- ,i,, ,i,sstoii 49, 10 .p,aL ~ .Aa
80 skilfai d.s:ts. he ~ the that Ill MT
quire ms,ilcn. - that ,buId sss,a Y,t uvil ~ uss
cat,iuI o, ny habits. ! wsits-l AMI - tel ai ] h.
csn,r o. xrak ,Ipi srvuus ih,t r'uld hurry uSt.-
th~n consut-i phys,ean ~ho pre- r,Sis'i :" url'r.
said the disease, TIA his IN cits, thrre months hi
o.. rvl,rt s,pcr, have spIi,i "a "th.r physici.Ls
but " crtvci H' l~pvnt I h-gsn TO DESPAIR N,shss'
lever Lad bevn 'ofn-hz ulti',aai lAin 90 distr~''
ia my b..d-disis -, rnTg To- my sais, hrr.tfal'ess,
uszk ryvs &c ! 90. n,usb susciatei, aS fnrpis sup
lp-ei me 10 .ec< frau intsis~ stuiy ani eVs'n"-
u.x,t The list .t tsst Apu. tthst siAJ shsn U~v'f
Eryst) ,s,ri ai.t fellow su s,a ssl ." me, ehArsss
have cuos advise y,~ I have i-Sn tro.h~i tbs
same zs you Ar-thvr,fS-, s,z al ar hal 's~''ns'
.pi the csus~ 81 ,L-m," e~li-l ny Dr Cu,~~,h'
.id DE eur,,i "a. slsi i~ all carry,d " ysn TAX; m,
m.,ciIs. laAe my sisic. a,.i yuu siii nv',r rrr''
Il In. b~xl day tc,l,i ou him -fa,s-i hts inpf'v.'
eurs- ftrN.n.,ul LH lille biIr ws~ks-srs'u'
ally improving, all U". I IN 'ir'"s seii Soh '
n.~l aIsi ,iy, u this an.unc ,th'a shii meet ""
s,r ~ = " ..,- sffrUNi as ! sA., ! ai'ss them 80
fri,,i q ,unsIing humanity y" AMI 800 the pSe q
.Inl the, sii 10 carri sisi szvoi iran An AN 'm.i,
srsyv AID I'D all ,hv hessnxs .tt,ni at aps .e i'
y. der do liza delay 70 yvu Ia uouhs, male ~ ~
usaIs CHAN ~ piShsoN
To Dr.. Csdvvrth. brs3
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TESTIMONIALS.

"I,urins the time occupied the once OF Comms
aousr Of patents, Il. H. Eppr, Esq., Of Boston, jsd
a.iness at the Patent once - solicitor q! procuring
spsrlty, who had much business beiorvthe Patent
nice ana there we're none Who conducted u viii
more skin, hdellty and success. regard Mr.. Elty
~ Jne Of the best Informed and skfu Patent So
EDITORS In the United States and have nesltati" u
,ssurtng inventors that they cannot employ perso'
uJrr ,om peeni and trustworthy, and more capable Il
pu ting their applications 10 form to secure f then
~ early and favorable the atent VI
doe. EDMUND BURKE,
Z. Late Commissioner Of Patents y
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Flour anu Rye /!

This day land lru.n schr Csrol,us, direct iros'
j New Yorx,
81 barrels Hw nn Smith Flour,
100 {" Dubl- t.Air. q
IOO ssnj r,nio Ex'is Flo''r.
lOD H,drsui Miiis F.ncy h'ur
40 J~tI.r>.,u Mn. G-a~~.s~ hour
50 u~Usge % BY Lxira hour:
Az, 90 In. .et> d" <iye.
AL 10 i.e I'D. snL w,ll b, sod y. cheap ~ ne
saline asnJ. c.u b. un.hs.. ~ .r'.... ~ =
k-,. aud va m,.i~kr, By Joh.' GlLpATk'C
S.co, De- D, 1851 IM
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AMERICAN &c FOREIGN PATENTS.
3. u. EDDY, Solicitor Of PATENT
LArs Aosxr OF o. r. PAfrSf 0rvics, wAsHIIofoA
uHpsl rHs ACT OF 1881

NO 10 otsto oS0os sPPosAss Ahoy W. ooss"
FER an extensive practice Of upwards Of twsn,,
y years, CONTINUES to secure PATENTS In the Unitta
States alsoin 9re, Hrain, France, ant other reiri
countries. Caveats, Specifications, Assignments. 40
all paper, or Drawings Tor Patents. executed on hsl
t<sms and with aespatch Researches made lnto Amer
,cAn or Foreign works. to determine the validity uii
Ivy - PATENTS Inventions. aud legal or othrr Sv~
sBldred In all matters touching the same Copies OF
the claims Of any Patent furnished BY remItting onr
ioliar. Assignments recorded at Washington
This Agency 10 not only the largest In New England
sut through inventors have advantage for securing
patents, or ascertaning the paieutahity ,finventns
unsurpassed by. not immeasurzbly superior TO. ant
which can be offered them elsewhere The testponlals
gwen below prove that none 10 MORE SCCCESsPCl
Ar THE PATENTOffI, 3 than the subscriberj and ~
SUCCESS Is THE BEsT PROOF " ADVANTAGE
MD ABILITY. he would add that he has abundant,
eason 10 believe, and can prove that at other ono
the kind the charges Tor professional servicrs
misrste The immense practice OF the subscriber dur
NJ twenty ysars past has enabled him to accumulstrh
ss collection and ocisi decisions
GIVE to patents. These besldes his extensive library
lsss, and mechanical works. ard full accounts paten
granted In the United States and Europe, rrndef hin
ss beyond question offer superior facilities for Oh
tanning patents.
Al necessity Of ajourney to Washington to procur~
.ssnt the delay there, are here saved
'nvsators.
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From ths prsssni comm,.s,ossr.

"Arorsr II. isb6.-During the time have held tn.
,tfce OF Commissioner of Patents, II. Eddy, Esq. @
stcn has been extensively e"gAged In the transaction
D business with the once, as solicitor lie 10 thor
oush acquainted with the Law, aud the rules o prse
ne of the oic~. regard him II the caIss
n.,. ADD successful practitioners with whom have had
"a .sl intercourse. CHNs. NcoN'
Ro.tou, sxpt l. tsS1.-ly37. CON-, OF PAlrnls'
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OY 81 E r s .

v,HE he. place ~ bus ,ous oysters 10 al FREE
A in.s'. o,,ssr -sl.sa oppo-,'e The Sssr h'.''-~
Fr-h %, siers al ~ cents pee {. IIon ~ ulx
asllvs -.si,d. WA rnSHAAN'
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FOR SALE.

nBI hosss And 70, 90 the corner VI Maine and chsst
10, ssrs.,s In thu city, eoeapasisy ths ssesssss
Possssslsa given i.es.asssy. 1870 ,,,.ov
s.AAss..a xay sA, lss,. IN
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GREAT BEAUTIFIER y!
So Isng unsuccessfuliy sought,
FOUND AT LAST.

nor 1T RESTORES PERM lNRNrLY GREY HAIR
Il To It's original color covsrs iuIuriahty the bald
scaId head and all eruptions makes the hair soft,
healthy and gkssy AMI viii prrssrvs u to an I'm GIN
able age removes, ~ 10 by ,gc, all bloehes. &C.,
run the face and cures all neuralgia and Nervous
head ache. See circular and the following.
Dover. N. II Feb q 1857.
PROF.. o. ]. WOOD 4 co -0vuts Whh,n = Few
DAYS We have rscsivvd % many orders and calls br
were competed To send to Boston for quanit,, (hs
doseu you hrwaricd all being sold,) while ws might
order quantity rum 700. Every bottle s1s Aavs ssfs
seems TO Aaps pref1etd hrss or Jsur ns1 esaom.
srs aud the appreciation aud patronage Il rcsivrs rom
the mo.t substantial and wohy citizens OF our vicinity
fully cvnnpce us that q 10 MUST VALUABLE
PkEPA.AIt0s.
send u. a. soon a. may be one gross Of 81 sse and
one dozen % as aud believe yVurs very respect.
fully, (signed) DANIEL LArhkuP %.
Hickory Grove, 81. Charles Co 4
No., No.. ~, lste.
PROV. o. J. wOOD-Desr Sir, sHns time Lest suns-
msr &c we're induced to OF yVur Hair kestora-
tive, au u effects ss ~ wonderful. feel our duty
10 you ami the AFFECTED, ~ rvtsrt t.
our little son's hssi fr time had been psrcty
cov~red With socvs, anil some called scsbi bead The
hair almost ebtrsly came "a Ia conscqaepc' when
firnd s~vns his '.rnys. advised Ne " Use jour Ne
.,or.uve, We did nth ts h"ps VI success, but "
our surplse and that VI ur reDds, very fss sppli.
cati,.ls rtmoveu me disease euufeys suo 1sw sp'
iuxurant grvwth u hair stAtsl cut, aud 90 eau
nov SAY that vur By has ~ healthy scalp, ssa ~
Iuxurlsat c,p VI hair ~ any other child. We can
thsrvsrs ap do hereby recommend your Restorative
No p<rfect remedy fOr all diseases Ut the scalp AUD
hair. We are. yours r.p~ctfaily,
usUR0E " lllGGiN8OTllAN,
SARAH A. Al00IABUriIAM.
Gariitsr, Ne june n. 1855.
PROP. o. ]. wO0D-iksr FIR, Z have u.ssi iso bot.
tI~s a ,,rof wud's Hair Restorative, AID car truly
"a, 10 the rrvst~s discovery Vt the agv sof rrstornk
and changing the hair BsfUe using sAs m.a "
SEVENTY, Ny hA.r has ntal,ss ~ original coor.
You can rvcouwxpd ~ the worid without The least
ssaT, ~ my case vas oos VI the wS1 tpd
hours, rspectiuly.
O. ]. WOOD / CO., Prvprixsors, III BnAdsay, N:
T. On the great N. Y. wis kaiiins Esia oa'smsu sn'
ia asrIst street. 81. L,uis, No. odd ~ sasysf'
m slldef I'd, b. Mitchell IN Ssco, and oil WhVessi<
prusy,su IN boston aud Portland. Smosl
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Earlll Tor ale.

A SMALL FARM. situated ~ the n"rihrH'
~ par, 81 the city 1T Brni~r''d tour miles i"''
an. chi, mills. .in,np thirty tive sr"s al ,,"',
..rIIru, pra.s land, d,vL'cd i"i'' nn'~ins, ""e'
..,i pa.i,r,us. Ai>". - 49, ho"'e, ~ DI VI q"
nj no d. we'll 6n,,I,ei uu,si i~ aud lraiii, nsni-
1l,u a barn % by II II any one H. ~ ~"n'"
..ai Isr,i. III. y will do we'll i"c"ll ,-"'- o.y'"r
.,.. wbr ne Their, is ,urr inn,l .,ljolninY lhh."n
br ha if desired OLIVER homnm
rL ,Ior !, Marh Goth, 1857 ID"
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WAITS ON
SEWING MACHINE,
BOYD'S IMPROVEMENT!

THE Sub-ctib~rs. having purchased the exelu
] Give right To manufacture aud ssil wsiss,u''
Sewing Mschine ~, York County, aud hsvins
Improved aud Perfected The saline. AID vbla,urd
.L-,,~r- ps,-ni vn oar Improvement, sre uoS
prrpar,d ~ furnish the M.chIur~ III once,
Having used tb~,n 100 our families Zoe The pssl
iour nouii., aud ulsde oil kinds VI ysrneus, such
NJ heavy over Cos,s, ,hick aud thin Cosis; Jack.
e,. he bvy-, Pants -nJ Vests, Ladies' Uesses,
h..que-, coss~ts, Csprs, Sc, &c, and having
tested The quality Ut the wvrk thorushly. will
Say that we eau aud will warrant the work "
give pesf-c. s.ii>fsc',oa.
We have beeu ri great expeu-e IN improving
aud p~st<c,ing this marhine, aud sre pe,irciiy
s.,,.nrd that with our improvements, u 10 ~ val
u.bss ios faulty Use, ~ the highest pri,~d ma
rh,n~s .ud sns vue Ut ordinary ,u,ellls~nce, with
= lille ~xp~rieuee, will 'ean 10 operate 'heu
satisfactorily
vb~.e ,sschinrs are what the pubic have Ions
cough, tor, and will eventually .ecosue psri aud
p~vci of the iuaiiur VI every ia.uLy ~ 'hccou
Try.
Prsoos wishing to purh,se, eau be furnished
with the ,nzrhnr- al oucr. b, sending m the'
orders. Price, rwSLsE DoLlAss, 10 lie paid d.
On delivery VI he uiscliu-.
Sal U D BOYD Il SToRER.
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TO FEMALES. AAyAN

IMPORTANT TO FEMALEs. MADAM
] CtD~ukrli. NJ Is iiowAni str~rt Bston Mass
TIE necesslty ~ Bxanic lnnnn~sy sni Jiseret "
male ediesl adviser fs ladies consult, On csrtsi,
cssss 10 sppsrvut, that Il to -nlsrse uisn
Ma.ian, Z. 10 very th&nAiul To the ls.ii~s er III
p,tronsgv extended TO her la private prsc icw. IN
cnn'l.l, wsirsit. that her treatment shaft Inc perfect
iy ssisf.cior, to all The high nnisr ~ iha meiss
islssi nsm Will .stisy any tia, Ill vii '~ trv,tr
In the must tirough manner ib all departments MSl
um = mociBr, kr Females irrrsula lilrs. suppr-s.
soDs &C., arr 'siti,r In thrir ,su In gi.ns 10 r-
move distractions AMI strengthening thrr systm Ls'
dies requiring mcA all viii lo sell to call sna ca'
s.h nasism u 'isi"re g''lng sl.swhefe
AL lsti.r. aiirr.ss-' 60 MAUtd CUDWOkTH, il
Howard stree, iL.r.n Mass siscosns ons Jaisr, sl
be IL usspty attended to
Othce .isb ia, sini evening. 1yr52
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& KEROSENE OILS

(pisritLrp FROM cuAL, NUT ExrL,slvE)
SECURED By LETERs PATENT.
'NHE different grades Of these Celebrated Oil,
suitable iur Mschin-r, III oil kinds, Bnn"clr
and Family use, can he had OF the und-rsisne',
also Of the Wholesale Oil Dealer. aud Duyeisis
~ the CITY VI New York, aud VI the authorized
Local Agcn, Of the Company 10 this p ace.
AUsTENs,
GENERAL AaEsrs, RERosEsE Oh Co
NJ 50 Braver Street, N.
10 Local Ayencies granted On application u,
.tOv.. Orders should specii, the description Of
lamp or machinery Tor which the oil 10 wanted.
ly23
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Carriages for sale.
WOOD LAND
And HOUSE LOTS
IN BIDDEFORD,

flNHE Saco Water Power Company, wishing
1 ~ reduce It's real estate, INV uhef Ivf sale
lro,n Ose Acre 70 enc hundred Acre. oi soni
farming land, mvst al wlich 10 ~rii covered with
~uvJ sud riinl~r, aud located within aLsai 81
If ~ mile frvm The village. hi>oa Large nu,arrr
VI House and Store lo,- To- the village. Terms rasy
47rf THUMAS QUlNBY, Agent.
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unCads v iiIaoiNsornAN.
sARAu A. Hl00IABUriIlM.

o.. WOOD / CO., Prvprissors, sl2 Bnusdsay, N:
r. (n the great ~ Y. wir kaIns Establ'sismsu,) AMI
ia usrkst strvxs. 81. Ls,us, No. coad ~ sasyrf'
,u plldsf I'd, D. 3. Mitchell In $500 and al Whoaesais
prurS,sls IN bosaou aud Portland. Smvsl
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State Of Maine.

YORK, : >. To the Sheriff. Of our
=, re>v-c;Ive C"unIIrs, Or either Vt Their
10 puI,rs, AID ~ the on>is'ae %
~ Kriery, Ia sail County OF york:
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PARTN EItsIllP.
The Shoals and Quicksands
GDE-
Just published, 4 me 3hediiiUn

ZION sPtRnATURaliEA Or sEMlNAL
tyUlSEA rs a ~" n'iiic Treatise Z" -
Ir.,nr", -,,i p ici cui- UI N no,'' D-ialil,.
Seminal We knss, ins,au"i"'y E..i,..u,, Ian
,sas.cr, u, t-.ul,as ir,n v'cI'u. b-l,li, a.
u,r, Il du'nS the c,uicai p.ss..e iIV'ii Youth Ia
Alsul.sbI.
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Ills tnthu. $50 -. a,
You foolish fellow, said the Nix, grufiiy;
III 10 Tor YOU to make the met oi The cha"e.-
ly taking care 10 wish ior something ssns'-
bic
And lefars Tom could ask another ques-
ta. N,x hal disappeared. through whether
into n,s own l.Ls sce,usd prohleIi,llic.l. nr
MI ,,.u ,h. L,,ntest viiy wrinSici the SUR
Ian. Of the water, as though the sualwai I
sprits had taken u plunge lvlo~
Now, said rommy, to himself wont
he such a iool as Wat. No mOre wool.eard'
ind Tor me And though he's pleased to
az larks never rJ.a.d into on,' IN ht'.ive
shut % ask and lave only Ill have somv
thing bcttrr than Lrks. 50 now Ill wish
that by shaking this tree l'm sitting under
thee would hall down roIst goose and all
sorts 81 nice things for my dinner
This was no sooner said than done. Tom.
nv shook the tree ~ sone purpovs. Down
fell u goose roasted to u turn. besides all
sur,s Of dain,ics IN sufficient quantity to eat
i.fy an alderman.
sNuw thi- is what like thought Tom
stn live ON the lat Of the land. and have M
trvuble. shall come every day " this tree
- Il 10 WIS an inn
But then he REQ lected that be must wish
anliu IN order 10 shake the tree, ~ ~ 10
pruiucs the same r.sults, and IN thre days
In slsr~e wishes would be wustcd on three
Rsod dinners certainly. by evane~cnt. after
=. All. ~ the best of dinners must necessarily
~. So he saw that would not do; only,
hang very thirsty, alter Isrtakiny Of such
bixIsiy IA. on-d dAintlcs, md thinking IL
tus much ,rvuble " rise nd bring .oms
water, Tommy cried out, Il wish IL would
rain. wine for the ncxt live minutes, and then
] should only have ~ open my mouth. With
oos even the n.css.i,y Vi lining glAss u
insrsliAisly . gentle shower began pat
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-10-19
Not SupposmbIe

The late Bates Turner, of Vermont (ol
whom every fun-lover within five hundred
miles has heard, and of whom more hu-
morous sayings are recorded than Of any
other man in Vermont, was a witty man,
as he was learned juris'. He had a
quick. subtitle, and acute mind, with a
nervous and very hurried manner; speak
ing so fast when talking. that it was diff
cult for the listener to keep up with his
words. He was many years or the bench.
On one occasion, young and jealous law
yer, not over punctilious in his illusions to
the Court, nor very formal in his manner,
was arguing law question before the Judge,
and in the course Of his argument, by way
of illustration, wished to "suppose a case" !"
"We will suppose, your Honor" said
he "that your Honor we're to steal a
horse -"
mo! mol no!'' interrupted the Judge;
mot at all not at all! faint supposabIe
case, Mr.. s., faint supposable
case"
Every well, begging your Honor's
pardon" proceeded the eager lawyer, with
more zeal than prudence. 'then supposing
that should steal horse"-
"Ah! yes. yes" said the Judge. "that
is very different thing; very likely, Mr..
s., very likely. Proceed Mr.. S."
Mr.. S-proceeded to take seat amid
the shouts of his brethren.
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LnyVs of Hllvorcc.

We have thirty-two States, and there
are almost as many different laws Of di.
vorce as there are States. The reader
may see some Of these differences by the
following statement:
]. In the States of Georgia, Alabama
and Mississippi, two-thirds Of the Legis-
lature must concur with decision by the
court TO make divorcO.
2. In Delaware, Maryland, Virginia,
South Carolina, Louisiana and Missouri,
no divorce can be granted but by special
act Of the Legislature, and South Carolina
has never granted divorce.
8. In the States Of Connecticut, Ohio
and Illinois, all divorces are total.
a. In Massachusetts. New York, and
North Carolina, nothing but adultery is
cause of divorce.
8. In Illinois. two years absence, only,
is cause OF divorce.
6. In Indiana, we believe, anything is
a cause, in the discretion of the court. In
the recent Presbyterian Assembly at
Chicago, an elder from that State rose. on
The trial Of Mr.. Shield. and said that as he
came from Indiana, he desired to put on
record that Antos Davis goes against d.
roTceI-Cin. Gazette.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-10-19
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-10-19
MRs. PARrrNeroS AND THE TELEGRAPH

| Mrs. PARTINGToN AND THE TELEGRAPH
1.-The line is down." shouted Ike, as he
swung open the front door. Mrs. Parting
ion, thinking he meant the clothes line in
the back yard, darted 10 the window, but
everything was right. The night caps
swung to and fro by their strings. the
dresses waved their long arms in the wind,
and Ike's gallIgaskins. inflated by the
breeze. seemed struggling to be free.
"You should not tell such wrong, dear, F"
said she; "when there IS no occasion for
it. The line is not down." meant the
Atlantic Telegraph line" said he, with a
face expressive OF the joy of both hemis-
pheres; "Rnd Queen Victoria is going to
send it 10 President Buchanan" She is,
is she?" said the old lady, "well, that is
very kind in her. wonder if she will
prepay the postage beforehand in advance"
1T isn't letter." cried he, cit is = cable
under the water from one country to the
other, over which messages can be sent"
~ don't believe it can be DONE" said
she, ''for how can the messages come with
out getting satiated with water?" al
guess they'll be wrapped up in gutta
percha," replied Ike. Maybe So. said
the dame, thoughtfully, ''maybe SO, but
it would be great deale safer to send em
by the stesmer. for what if they should
get stuck half way?" She pOndered on
it, and did not see that Ike had tied her
ball Of yarn TO the tongue of the bell, and
was even then in a remote position. pre-
pairing to send messages Of mischief. that
would send her running to the door to see
who was ringins.-BOsGon Gazette.