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MARRIED.
Irasburgh, Dec. p. 1857.

In Westfeld, on the 22d ult. by Rev.
G. Severance, John H. Bush and Annah
NJ. Clark, both Of W.
In Woodbury., on the LIST, ult., by Elder
Thurber, Mr.. Horace H. Meader, of
Danville, and Miss Mandana Ellis, of
Woodbury..
In Waterford, on the 18th, ult., by
Rev. L. H. Tabor, of West Concord, Mr..
Charles P. Richardson, of Waterford,
ard Miss Kate L. Moore, of Northum-
berland, n. H.
In East Burke, on the oath, Nov. by
Rev. R. R. Godding, Mr.. James W
Page and Miss Mary E. Burpee, all o.
Burke.
In East Burke, on the 10th, ult., By
Rev. R. Godding, Mr.. John Lavely, o
Westmore, and Miss Eliza Counter, o
| Burke
In East Burke, on the 18th, ult., By
Rev. r. Godding, Mr.. Alvin W. Bur
ington, of Lyndon, and Miss Olive
Eggleston, of Burke.
In Walden, on the 10th inst, by Rev
J. Enwright, John B. Livingston, of Ign
don, and Martha A. Montgomery, @
Walden.
In Lunenburg, on the goth inst, b
Sylvester Dustin, Esq, Mr.. Leandre,
B. Farnham, of St. Johnsbury, and Mis-
Lydia NJ. Adams, of Lunenburg.
In South Hardwick, on the Sd. ult., b
Rev. E. Pettengill, Mr.. Francis E. Pee
and Miss Mahala B. Paine, both of Wo
colt.
In South Hardwick, on the 4th, ult
by Rev. E. Pettengill, Mr.. George "
Merrill, of Columbus City, Iowa, an
Miss Sarah L. Joslyn, Of South Har'
wick.
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Monument to Ethan Allen.

The State of Y ermont has appropriated
the sum of two thousand dollars for
monument to Ethan Allen, to be erected
over his remains lying in Green Noun
tain Cemetery, Burlington, Vermont
The monument is nearly completed and
consists of Tuscan column of granite,
between forty and fifty feet in height,
the corner stone of which it is proposed
to lay on the 10th day of May next, be-
lug the SD anniversary of the surprise
and capture of Ticonderoga. At the in
stance of some patriotic citizens of YER
mont, subscription of one dollar each,
has been circulated in this vicinity, for
paying the expense of placing on top of
said column, colossical statue of the
hero, in granite or marble, under the di-
rection of the committee appointed by the
Governor to superintend the erection Of
the monument. To enable all patriotic
Vermonters either in the State or else,
where, to contribute to an object so in
teresting to them, the undersigned would
state that they will receive and faithfully
apply such sums, not exceeding one dol
lar each, as may be forwarded to then
by mail or otherwise, and the same vii
be acknowledged through the press. The
names of all contributors will be deposi
ted with other memorials under the cor
ner stone of the monument.
As matter of convenience where +;
; number of contributors live in a vicinity
it would be well to unite the contributions
:. giving the names and where the on
dollar limit is too stringent. relief ma,
, be obtained by using the names of th,
: wife, children or friends.
CHAREs ADAMS,
JOHN N. PoMERoY,
Commute for erecting Monument &
Ethan Alien.
! Burlington VT, Dec. 1857.
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FROM KANsAs-THE FIGHTING IN
BOURBON CoUNTY.-Lawrence, K. T.,
Dec. 26. The Legislature adjourned
this morning. Nearly all the bills have
been lost only the acts repeating the
law for the Constitutional Convention,
and for submitting the Constitution, have
passed. Stanton vetoed the Militia law,
and it was passed last night over his veto.
principally owing to the late news from
Washington, and the fact that they are
fighting in Bourbon county. Three OF
four men are reported killed on the Lit
tie Usage. Some hundred and and fifty
Pro-slavery men, many of them Nilsson.
rians, are warning upon the free State
men under Major Abbott. The troops
have been sent for, but will not co.
Stanton's successor is here. The hori
zon is gathering blackness again.
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STIMSONS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT,
ORLEANS DISTRICT, ss'

ATa Probate Court holden at Irasbursh. in
Z n SAID district on the loth day Of December,
A. u 1857
Whereas, Josiah \ Stevens and Abigail G.. Stim>
son Joint administrator and administrative Of the
estate oi Hamilton Stirns1u, hate OF Greensboro
in said district, deceased, propose 20 render an
account az their admini- uTati0n, and 20 present
their account against said estate for examination
and allowance for the purpose a. making par'it
tiO and distribution of the residue Of said estate
under = decree Of said court, among the persons
who are by law entitled 10 the same
Il is therefore ordered by said court that the
same come under consideration aud be heard 1t
the Probate Office IN lrasburgh, on the 9TH day OF
/ January, A b. 1855.
And n Is further ordered that I'll persons in
terested Ire notified hereof by publication Of q
| copy ofthe record of tbs order 10 tie Orleans
| independent Standard printed "a lrpsbhrgh three
weeks successfully previous - said tin Of hear
I ing that they may appear and contest the alow'
auee Of said account, IL they SEQ cause; and also
be heard bv said court IN the matter Of partition
and distribution If said estate.
BY the CoN.t.
5Iwa NJ CARPENTER. Judge.
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THE VERMONT STOCK JOURNAL
The December number of this monthly
has been received. 1t is published by
D. G. Linsley of Middlebury, who is the
Corresponding Secretary of the Vermont
Agricultural Society. improvements are
promised in the January number which
if carried out as they will be, will make
a desirable paper for our Vermont farm
ers and for stock-growers every where
Price only 80 cents per annum.
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Oxygenated Bitters,

LETTER FROM REV. C. W. DENISON.
Boston, June 6, 1854.
GeHtlemen-Having suffered considerably from
Dyspepsia, in consequence OF close confinement
to my duties on shipboaad, during a recent voy-
age to and from the Pacific coast, l was induced
by the advice of frield to try bottle of your
OGygeHated BiHers.
must frankly say that the effect thus far has
been highly favorable. Mrs Denison has also
been an invalid from Chronic Pleurisy, arising
from Dyspepsia, and has experienced great relic
from the use ofthe Bitters. feel real pleasure
in recommending them to the public.
Yours truly,
c.. DENiSON.
SETH W. FowLE & Co., 1Ss Washington St
Boston, Proprietors. Sold by their agents eve
rywhere.
| AGENTS.-~R. W. NYE, Irasburgh; KIM
BALL & CUMMINGS, Coventry; T. C. BUrLEI
| Derby Line; VIM JosLYN, Barton; S. S. BLANCT
ARD; Gloyer; SABIN SCoTT, Lowell; Don c. A
RICHARDSON, No. Craftsbury; HovEY & SMITI
| ALBANY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES,
DIR. oHEEsEMAN,s PILLS.

DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
Prepared By Cornelius L. C1eesersaH, n D.
Ne1o York City.
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills
are the result Of long and extensive practice.
They are mild in their operation, and certain ia
correcting all Irregularities, Painful Meustrua.
tiohs, removing all distractions, whether from
cold otherwise, headache, pain in the side PAL
pitation ofthe heart, disturbed sleep, which arises
from interruption Of nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable. as thev
will bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Ladies who have been disappointed In the use Of
other Pills, can place the utmost confidence in DR.
Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they represent
to do.
NOTICE.
They should not be used in Pregnancy, as
carriage would certainly result therefrom.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from any
thing injurious to life or health Explicit direc.
| tions, which should be read, accompanying each
box. Price 81. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 t,
DR.. CORNELIUS l.. CHEEsENAE, Box 1921, Pos
Office, New York City. Sold by one Druggist il
every town in the United States.
RIB. HUTCHINGS,
General Agent for the United States,
165 Chambers ST.. New York,
To ,rhom al Wholesale orders should be addressed
BEDDING & CO., Wholesale Agent for Boston
| Sold by. R. W. NYE, Irasburgh.
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MARKETS.
Cambridge Cattle Market,

CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE n. E. FARMER
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 49, 1857.
At market IVA Cattle, 1900 Beeves and 574
stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves, yearlngs, two and three years old.
Prices-Narket Beef-Extra 81, 00a7 30; list
quality, S5,OOa6, so; I'd quality, S5,75a0,00; 30
quality, SO,O0a5, rs; ordinary 81, O0aO, 90.
Working Oxen-S75a200.
Cows and Calves-S25a60.
Yearlings-SI1aI3.
Two Years 0ld-Sl7a20
Three Years 0ld-S25a30
Sheep and lambs-5loO atmarket By lot ST.
00a2,00 Extra, So ,50a3,00
Swine-7aSc perlb.
Hides-4a5c per ID.
Tallow-6a0c per ID.
Pelts-SO, 62aSO,67 each.
Calf Skins-9a1O cts per ID.
Veal Calves Sales at s0,OOa0O,0O.
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ANOTHER REVOLUTION IN MExIc

ANOTHER REVOLUTION IN MEXICO
New Orleans, Dec. 25th The Steam.
ship Tennessee has arrived here with
dates from the City of Mexico to the 18th
inst. Another revolution broke out on
the 10th instant. The garrison at Ia
cuyba pronounced against the dissolving
of the Congress, the overthrowing of the
constitution, and the declaring of Com
monfort Dictator. Vera Cruz follows
the example, and it was expected the res
of the States would also do so. Later
accounts from Yucatan state that the re
actionists had captured Eisel, which agar
was retaken by the government troops.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-01-01

FRANKLIN COUNTY IN THE FIELD
Mr.. VIM. Wiley of Berkshire has kill
ed hog Is months old, that weighed
when dressed 554, and Mr.. S. Hicks kill
ed a March pig which weighed 437 lbs
st. ABanS Messenger.
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G The Hartford Times says that
young Sage, whose recent discovery in
connection with the Cromwell murder
caused some wonder, has again mysteri-
ously disappeared. tits said he has fed
the country. It's queer affair.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-01-01

The DISTURBANCE AT FORT SCoTT.
Washington, Dec. 26. Letters were
to-day received at the State department,
from Chief Justice Williams of Kansas
Territory, giving a detailed account of
disturbances which have taken place in
the vicinity of Fort Scott. According 10
this account, a body of 100 Free State
men, armed with rifles and revolvers,
under command of one Montgomery, had
been committing outrages in the above
named locality, and when a Marshal
proceeded to arrest them under a law
process, they resisted his authority, sta
ting that they had advices from Gen.
Lane that all the Territorial laws had
been repealed by the Legislature.
At the last accounts they were besieg-
ing Fort Scott, and threatened to burr
it.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-01-01

A fauorite Remedy.-We believe no
medicine has ever given stronger proof
of its efficacy than the Oxygenated Bit
tiers. In cases of Dyspepsia and Cen
eral Debility, restoring heath and cheer
fulness, when all other remedies have
failed.
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e. We do not often come across a
more fragrant sporting item than this,
from the Hartford Times
"Henry Hendrick, the well known
trapper. of Plaiuville, took IA skunks
out of one hole, last Saturday. 1t was a
feat that will not soon be equalled pro
baby"
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ANOTHER "SPRING PFC" was killed
on the 4th, by Mr.. Ezra Hines, of this
town. 1t was months and 2 days old,
and weighed 405 lbs. Who beats it
We should be glad to know.-RUtland
Herald.
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G. The Rutland Courier says that
V. S. Fullam, Esq, of Ludlow, while on
a recent sporting trip in the wilds OF
Northern New York, shot panther
which measured nine feet from the nose
to the tip of his tail.
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Orleans County Agricultural
Sncintv

The Annual Meeting of the Orleans
County Agricultural Society, will be held
at Irasburgh, on the Sd Tuesday in Jan
next (19) at 10 o'clock a. M. At which
time and place Field Crops will be ex
hibited for Premiums.
VIM. P. MAY, Sec'y.
Irasburgh, Dec. %, 1857.
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IRA MERRlLES ESTATE.
SITE az VERMONT,
n.sfmcT ~ OHLEAsE q


At Probate Coart held &c lras5ursh 10 sid
- d trsei 60 The 25ih day Of December, A. D.
1881
HIsraas. c fl1s y Merrill. Administrative on
fhs sststr o. IRA MEEKlLL, late u baFiou =
Il said district, deceased. pfof.oses 20 rem
a. ~ account q hs Decentralization and 20
,rssr5t BE account ssalHsi sasd estate iof sKani<
s.4tsf5u sad asGvfaaes 90 fde pnfpaae 20 making
tsgtftsaa esd d4stFhEfiDu a TIE Fesisue of sad
estate. eader aerFee af SAD cnHn, auaug fhs
1ersgns Nhr sre ~ aEw bnltgsd - the saHnes
d : therefore afGsrFe ~ sRld eaufi that Ire
sassa Gems usaeT eess-lGefa tiGA sad be heard AZ
fAs Pros = 0are in ifasbaFgi VI the zsth day Of
IannaaY a. D. 1857.
Ard i farther n aafsd. thar 81 psrsans inasr.
sstea Be aofihra hsrsaf b. Fublicatiou - copy
q The record - tbs arsf i THE Ofeaas InsispeH-
asui sfHEezf5 printed 90 irastufgh. three weeks
faeaesslseig previous % satd time u hearing,
Haas flsY may aFpfsf and co1iisst TIE aiAesznes
~ sz5a aeeassss1. II they So ranse ard ais8 BE-
beard - ssia eazf b. fiig natter u faliifoa aad
ass.rfaasiaa q sd estate.
~ tas Caaft-
ISa u. CAnPENTEB. Jsags.
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e. On Monday last, Thomas Lavel,
Of Shelbourne, was instantly killed by a
tree falling on him, while engaged in
chopping in the woods.
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The RHODE ISLAND BANKs.-New
York, Dec. p. 1t is understood the
Rhode Island Banks will resume the re-
demption of their bills at the Suffolk
Bank, Boston, on or about the 18th of
January.
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SMALL CAUSE FoR QUARREI---The
democratic papers Of this State among
themselves and with the n. Y. Nesos,
are wrangling about the democratic par
ty of Vermont. / would be difficult to
find smaller or leaner bone Of conten-
ton.
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LIBERATION NOTICE.

FENHlS certifes that 7 have this day given my
II son David T. Corcorau his time during the
remainder of his minority. shall claim none Of
his earnings nor pay any debts Of his contracting
after this date. her
MARY y CORCORAU.
Witness-P. TRUE. mark
Derby, Dec. l6, 1857. Iw3
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e. 1t is estimated that as many a
p 900 MormOns have emigrated from
Europe to the United States within the
past sixteen years.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-01-01

g Mr.. Benjamin F. Smith of Kirby
lately killed pig 8 months and p days
old, weighing 1913 lbs.
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e. The best method for man to reap
advantages in love matters is TO turn his
hand to the cultivation of soaist property
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The UTAH ExPEDITIoN.-Wa Washing
ton, Dec. &c. The war department this
morning received dispatches confrmatory
of previous advices that all the troops of
the Utah expedition have concentrated
near Fort Bridger in a comparatively
comfortable condition.
LATER. The Secretary of War this
afternoon received telegram from Lieut.
Gen. Scott, from New York, in which
he says he has good news from the Utah
expedition. Coils. Johnston and Smith
and their trains were up with Col. Alex.
ander, who was marching upon For
Bridger, which was only sixteen miles
off, on Nov. 9TH. The troops were il
high spirits. Just enough snow had fall
len to protect the snow from fire.
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ITALY.

Letters from Rome state that great ex-
element prevailed among the nobility of
the city, owing to the arrest of one Of
their number, Marquis c., the di-
rector of the Monte Di Pieta-what may
be called the Government Pawnbroker
General"-a deficiency of about $780,
600 having been detected in his accounts.
Owing to his powerful connections he
was subsequently released, ard the affair
will probably be hushed up. A great
deal of agitation continues to be prevail,
ent throughout the Papal States. Al
Faenza an official had been murdered
the national stiletto was, on this occasion
abandoned for the pistol.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-01-01

nMaHAEE cauFta pli b. kaid at ths OsHas
y isashHrsh. 90 fhnrsdaya "A s@sA ~esk
faE is yasF sasnaaE-
MARSHALL CAEFFNTER, J'sags
ifzs6afga Dsesmaef, :, tsfT. slss
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g. Pay for your paper.
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Wiesbaden to the well known Russian
General Todtleben. His horse threw
him. and the gallant officer broke his
arm.
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Newbury Seminary
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
Charles ". Cushing, A, NJ, President.

Charles VI. Cushing, A, H., President,
ENACILITIES.-Terms long enough to accom-
IL plish ordinary Text Books thoroughly. Facul-
ty OF experienced teachers-trench by an edu-
Gated Frenchman; Painting by an accomplished
Artist. Piano, Organ, aud vocal music by teach
ers who rank among the best-strong moral and
religious influences.
FALL TERM Il fourteen weeks will be-
gin August u, 1858.
WINTER TERM oftwelve weeks, will be-
gin December 5, 1851
SPRING TERM, of fourteen weeks, viii
begin March a. 1865.
BOARD-lncudinE furnished room and wash
ing per week, s2,00.
Tuition reasonable rs IN institutions Of the
grade.
For more particulars address the President.
Newbury, Oct. 20, 1867. a.
ENLoUR constantly on hand and for sale AZ the
WALWORTH & WEST.
Coventry, July l.
lust received, good supply of Ladies' Dress
% Goods, adys and ehildreu's shoes, at the
COM. STORE.
Furniture.
TE. & C H. DwINELL, manufacturers and
~ and dealers in Mahogany and Painted Fur.
niture Of all descriptions. Also Chairs and Cot.
fins constantly oE hand. Also Agents Tor Brig
ham & Carpenters marble works.
Glover Aug. 20, 1867. 35ms
PosToN Matches for sale By sr.,ro,,
| Irasburgh, Jan. 1857,
a LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEW
/ "A goods Tor sale at lower prices than ever, by
ALVIN HOVEY.
nRY CLOTH FOR HOP KtLEs, &C, at
IL h. ". ny E'S
~ AlTERS-Ladies' Caters and all other kind,
VI Of shoes tie ladies want, can Be bad a. The
store Of NALNOkfH ( NESI-
Coventry, July !.
SYRUP and Sugar House Melasses, for sale b.
- HALR0kfH& NLhI.
Coventry, July l.
ABOUT
| no 600 Il e 2 z OF NJ l. y u ? z
I JOHN A. CUTTER
Albany, Oct. %, 1857. Sans
n ADIES-R. W Aye's i the place 70 buy al
~ kinds Of Shoes and Gnitsrs also kub5eFs-
n AEGLEY's BTTTERS aaa most every varis
II Is Of Patent Medicines constantly 90 hane
Sep. 9Th. Z. v. 81 2.
Gall and iook At v. Eys's most suaiss
5 ~ assortment q Yankee A1tiaaa-
4 AIDES wrought ard mourning ealiafsl MpiiAl
, H. and lace head dresses, Velvet Fiisb0i eiahff
derry, silk. &C.. Mt ths cos. sipAL'
I'D WINES ID brick stare . ranning oys
AAs full q hew Goo1s. WI Pay y 700
J then over
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EToIR. SALT AID NAILS.

EEO4R. SALT AND NAILS.
a LHAYs 90 hahd and f0r sale cheaper Than
n 81 say other asiabi shHfr' tH tlie lb'sHtsr
Barton City s9g eEeeF.ea.s' -..,,.,
D IS. NYE hasa a4li sssofifnsaf d bg' Liada.s
Ia l.naaasu1s assd Pos asrs l9f Horses = tiAiils-
SALT Ia sa1ks, fsr sais 81 .....
- wALYoBrH s VEST.
covsnsry. Jaly J.
40 PER CENT SAVED by IRA
~ deg at ths Coz afsa 8es srohE-
ELouR AND PcRK g sais e
zEKEfs COMMISSION btDkE.
WALL PAPLRs fsam @ esa.s 80 30 cests
w - Keza & q. ". EfE's,
Du1TER Tuns taai al bod hr.se cas-
II b - - 4 Il. vi Afhh.
SsEfNDs TusEs--fsf sale eheay BY
"a WatauHfu 8 NRnT,
/ Cavsntry gsiy J.
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lust received good supply of Ladies' Dress
81 Goods, lady's and children's shoes, At the
Com. STORE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-14
neutrality-suspicious..

4 gent e:nln convcrslns with friend, claimed
tia, be coali plrodiza on the hoop question any
verse she nigh; choose to repeat. The lady az
corJingly Fehearscd the following from the "od
Sexton
Nigh 70 grave that was newly made,
Ledrei 4 sexton DID CT his carth-wom spade
HIS work was done and he paused to wait
Jhc funeral train through the open gate.
a relic OF by-gone days was he.
And lis icei4- aerc white as the foamy sea-
AID these words came from his lips - thin
I'll gather them in. gather them i'm
WhereuPon the graceless fellow produced his
pencil ana thus wrO.e on scrap of paper lying by
Nigh to a church that was newly made,
Stood lady fair, aud thus she sla
To 6ada. so bad, / here must wait
SVh'e'lse5 measure the breadth OF this open gate:
fh It's only nine by six sec!
Too narrow, too narrow, alas. for me-
And she sighed from her quiye,ing lips so thin.
"icInn0t get n. cannot get in.''
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-14
lsY GAL.

The I:t:!o gull who do love
has got2 crate biz eyes.
Her hair which IS SO angel Ike
Was Struggled fra,n the skies;
Her mowth is Ike bubble peeca,
Hsr he'd is like "a slsOwsh:
And when ! skweeze her little tito,
SIZE sais, meow don't, oh gosh"
Her tut Is nuther big nor smol:
But jest the perfek size
Her nose is bout three inches long.
Her fingers bout likewise.
Sum day I'm gwine 2 marry hur,
Wen stand up mere the altar,
III 50. 81 talk her for my wife,"
She'll 81, 80 golly, Walter"
An then how happy we viii be,
Wen alters lie 2gether--
One umbercler &c will yusc
Ia shu..deF stormy weather.
and then well have a-oh dear me,
I'm irs.,e tn tell WI wot-
Well pit il in i cradle: for
To keep It's ".ooties" hot.
The gll luz, luys me so hard
She like ~ brake hur hart,
Onc day when pi;cht down he'd fist
Out OF the Old oks Kart.
And | luv her IS hard fir that,
Ana Stall Until! my breth,
II IS from nv body oil been drawn
BY the s.;;mik puGip OF de.h.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-01-14

I'm all il pefs?.ratoa-as the n.r;;on-chop
sad to the gridiron-
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