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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-18

TnE GENTLE JESSIE" OF THE CAxpA1GN OF $50.
Jessie" Fremont is woman well worthy to
be the daughter of Old Bullion. During the
recent battle between the squatters on her hus-
bands estates and ranches, in California, and
the forces who, with him, were employed in
ejecting them, she showed herself the true NO.
man. a correspondent of one of the N. Y
papers, writes about her thus:
Col. Fremont's residence, which is not very
far oil, was naturally place of great resort for
the sympathizing and the curious Mrs. FIRE.
mont, though somewhat excited by the person.
al danger of her husband, and quite naturally
too, did great service at the house, by sugees.
tons during the negotiations; and her fair
hand wrote many weary line while by the
supplies of bodily comforts to the men, and
encouraging messages which she sent, they
were much inspired and determined to stand
by their guns till the last Aud, tell YOU,
standing the alert for six days aud seven
nights, within few feet of twice or thrice as
many desperate men, boiling all day in 1872
degrees of hot sun, and Shivcring with cold
at night, with only few hours sleep the whole
time ID no joke and requires nerve and resolu-
ton.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-18

zASEsv1EtE DIsPuTrs TIE PAM FOR TIE WON
DER OF THE AeE.-'rhe laying of the cableis not
the only wonderful thing of the nineteenth
century. There has been a triumph out in
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, which is quite an affair in its
way. A woman out there gave birth to .1fre
children last week. The GAINESVILLE Courier
asks "Uan the world equal thisqn we hope
not
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DENTISTRY

VuEundersgnsd inform the public thatthey
II have associated together for the practice
Dentistry Their office Is at AZ Market
and Union Sts where they WILDE happy
their friends and all others wishing the services of
Dentist. -+..
They andfor yeaT4the 0sSist
the late DR. Hnhen and the senior partner ha
been constantly engaged in himself for the
eleven years during he has become acquan
with of the leading Dentists in almost all tn
United States, and has familarised himself
with their various pecnarites in operating. TheJ there
fore feel confident of being able to give
to all who may favor them withtheir PATRONAGE.
ABR ROBERTSON, NJ. D.
Wheeling, Nov. Is, 1857. JAMES ORR.
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TnAp's Rranr-.The Louisville Journal learns
that the people ofLexingto refuse to call Henry
Clay''s old residence, Ashland, except when
speaking of it in connection with the illusrtors.
statesman who gave it its name. Their com
mon designation of it, ans. when they have oc.
casioqto refer to it, is Jim Clay's place"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-18

a jew IN PAnAAAENT.-Th N. Y. "Churctl.
man, leading religious newspaper of the New
York High Church, Episcopal stamp, bewails
the recent votein the House of Lords, by which
Baron Rothschild has been admitted to sit in
Parliament 1t would seem as if England, ''our
mother" had been disgracing hcrselfin some
unheard of way, and not merely doing what re
ourselves do continually.
The Churchman pronounces her "whited
sepulchre," declares her Christianity ''sham,"
and charges that she has ''crucitied her Lord
Rfresh." We quote the conclusion of the arti-
Gle"
1--WE are not prophet, but we predict that
England alliance with the enemies ofher Church
and of her adorable Lord, will come to violent
end, ard how soon care not, If it sewers the
connection between Church and State Our
prayer to God is, that he may bring the Church
of England out Of bondage; and events point to
possibility of its being accomplished by the;
ontpourings of his wrath on that nation and its
Church too,-6ecnuSe the measure of their IN
l2utty is nearly .JUtL"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-18

TRUNBuLL's spEEcu.-we have published one
or two extracts from Senator 'Frumbull's great
speech at Chicago. The Louisville Journal
considersit, "as whole, one of the most pow
erful and telling ever delivered on the american
hustings."
The N. Y. Post says it would lie as hard for
Douglas to rally under a conviction of grand
larceny as from under the whitening facts let
slip in this speech.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-18
SECOND EDITION OF the. oUrEN's MESSAGE

SECOND EDITION OF TUE. QUEENS MESSAGE
We give to-day the message revised andimproY-
ed. We suppose there is very little reason to
non doubt but what the thing has been gone
through with and is wholly and entirely. done
we hope It il. We think the matter has
just about reached the nauseating point. The
spasmodicaI and under hand way in which
the whole affair has dragged its slow length
along, has about cooled our Young America.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-18

THE WAR OF THE 'FouR PowEas. We
published despatch yesterday about the great
freight reduction by the Baltimore and Ohio R.
R. to points north west of this-that is reduc-
ton of 40 cents on the hundred from New York
via Baltimore to Cleveland, Chicago, &C., below
what is now charged by the New York Central
and the New York and Erie roads, To appre-
ciate the exact and amusing force of this great
cut throat war of the four great east and west
lines of railroad, we must take into considera-
ton the very great reduction which has already
been made by the two New York roads. The
gameis now atight between the New York Gem
trail and Erie, and Eight between the Pennsyl-
vania Central aud Baltimore and Ohio R. r.
besides general guerilla Eight each one against
all three of the Others. We suppose that the
New York agents of the Pennsylvania Central
will bid largely for freight coming here aud
hereabOuts. We shall try and get hold of the
current figures.
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n OTTO Ell

LII those indebted to the hrm Of Goeze Dickman,
IN coalmlnrrx, hereby authorized same
Q any one except tire subscriber compliance this
olce viii trouble and expense to tie debtors Of
I'm AUG GOETHE,
juIye7-dim Surviving Partner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-18

NEW Songs, just publlshed, received by yne Co. du-
~ ring the past week:-Faded Flowers Danish those
Clouds of Care, Gentle Annie, Ny Home Gave by the
dark Sea Wave The Rose Of ManIsmoy Black Eyed Mary,
Home of Childhood, Minnie Bell, Sing Not of Joy to-
night. Annie Ltsle In Dreams my Mother, My Lost
CSrrfes Grave, Oh Sweet the Spring Merry Ring
Ellen EVene Gentle Words and Loving Smiles, Sky Lark
Call and see them. Iaugl4l PAYNE & co.
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TnE D1DKESs SCANDAL, AoAIN.-Mr. Charles
Dickens has written another letter, in reference
to his domestic dificulties-the drift of which
is, that he and his wife could never come to an
understanding of one anothers temper-in fact.
were wonderfully unsuited to each other,--and
within the last year, Mrs. Dickens, indicated a
strong desire togo away" which Mr.. Dickens
did not think it his duty to resist. AS to the
allowance he has made for Mrs. DIS. support,
he.says he thinks it is as generous as if she
were lady of distinction, and he man of for
tune. In conclusion he says:
Ihope that no one who may become aequain-
ted with what ] write here, can possibly be so
cruel and unjust, as to put any misconstruction
on our separation, so fur. My elder chiilren-all
understand it perfectly, and all accept it as in.
evitable. There is not shadow of doubt or
concealment among sus-my eldest son and
are one, as to it all. Sas q
Two wicked persons who should have spoken
very differently of me, in consideration of earn.
est respect and gratitude, have las am told,
and indeed to my personal knowledge) coupled
with this separation the name of a young lady
for whom have great attachment and regard
will not repeat her name--IhonOr it too much
Upon my soul and honor, there is not on this
earth more virtuOuS and SpotleSS creature than
thatyoung lady. / know her to be innocent
"nu pure ana as Soou as my own dear danght-
ers. Further, am quite sure that Mrs Dick
ems, having, received this assurance from me,
must now believe it, in the respect know her
to have for me, and in the perfect confidence |
know her in her better moments to repose in
my truthfulness.
On this head again, there is not shadow of
doubt or concealment between my children
and me. All is open and plain among US, as
though we were brothers and sisters. They are
perfectly certain that would not deceive them,
and the confidence among US is without fear
@. d.
May 90, 1858.
1t having been stated to US that in reference
to the differences which have resulted in the
separation of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Dickens, GER
thin statements have been circulatedlthat such
differences were occasioned by circumstances
deeply affecting the moral character of Mr. Dick
ems aud compromising the reputation and good
name of others, we sOlelnnly declare that we
diSbelievc such statements. We know that they
are not believed by Mrs Dickens and sve pledge
ourselves on all occasions to contradict them,
as entirely destitute of foundation.
Here follow the Signatures of Mrs Hogarth
and her youngest daughter.l D. j. A.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-18

VINO NkxT?-some papers omit no opportu.
nifty Of making fools out Of themselves And
here's case in point from the Springfield,
Mass, Repu5lteaa:
We desire to record the fact that on. August
Tth. 1858, citizen of Springfield nominated
Cyrus w. Field for President. of the United
States. When he is chosen, we shall claim the
honor Of the first nomination.
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GARDENING.

nlHE subscriber offers number ofacres suitable land
four miles from the city on the National ROad-fO,
Gardening purposes vegetable and fruit raiSnR) Will
lease FOR 4 lumber of ears Gavo' able terms,
iuly9Y.lm 1IIOS. HoRNBROOK
ONCE No. 11s5l, Main street. up stairr
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a FEW Low Priced Willow and Wood Cabs on hand
IA which will sell at reduced prce to close out
aug14 PAYNE & co.
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Trust Sale.

pY virtue Of Deed of Trust from William Hamilton to
~ the undersigned dated February g. 1885, duly
corded in the Clerks Office Of the County COURT for ohio
sEPTEHBER, 1855, at 10 O'Clock at the front door
OF the Court House in the City Wheeling expose
TSN (al III the 22d Square Of tie Bsit.Afr addition to
sGd Guy, aud situate at tie corner gf Hampton aud
Byron Streets; also Geor4e W. Beardslees Patent
Planning Machines and AlbrO Watcher. the-use
possession of said Hamilton, togeJhe gearng
and appurtenanees to the said machine beongingan
geher, also, with the exclusive right
Others to be used within Ohio county, Virginia. said
ming Machine Patent and said Albro Watcher
TERXs or sALR-yiz: A snlcie cy TO pay $780, to he
paid in sash, and for residue OF the purchase money!
credit eight months with interest good security
0ugl3-lm ALFRED CALDWELL, Trustee,
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ABOUT Thar ENGLISH LEE4Es.-Did Mr.. Bu-
chanan write that letter to Hon Bill English, or.
did he notS That's the question. 1t seems
that he did write letter, from some secret adj
vices, which seem to have been put at the COM
nand of the n. Y. Tribune. That paper, yes
terday, says:
We challenge English to deny that a letter.
or part of letter, from the President, was read
6y him to delegates attending the nominating
the letter, but says it has been garhled we
challenge him to publish the letter he did read.
Let US have the letterl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-18

War SoME PEoPLE THINK ABouT THE CHAM
GANG INSTITUTION, Recent proposals to estab-
lish chain gangs in one or two ofthc Ohio cities,
have elicitedsquitc a variety of opinions on the
subject. As we, and we presume most of our
readers, favor the gang" we will hear what
the per contra have to say, Says the Cleveland
Herald:
The "ball and chain gang" is a relic of the
barbarous ages. and a stigma upon the boosted
Christianity. of this enlightened age. The per-
petrators of crimes should never be made a
spectacle for the taunts of thoushtleSs men and
thejecrs ofidle boys. The object of punishment
is reform, and he Who perhaps for his first Of.
Tense, is made an object of ridicule and con-
tempt goes back to his cell Mt night as hot steel
comes from every plunge in the water, more
and more hardened. The ball and Chain gang
is a fit successor to the pillory Of those exces.
siVely phritanic days when the stocks were
necessary appendage to the meeting house,:
when they branded with the scarlet letter.
Employment should be furnished criminals of
all grades, for two reasons: it condnces TO their
moral and physical health, and they should be
made to pay their way, but when that elnpOy-
mens is such as to compel men--t may be for
minor ottenceS--to draw ball and chain around
the streets, spectacle to excite SCOTS of I'M
mannerly men and foolish boys, we protest
against 1t as an outrage upon lecGncy and hui
tnanity. al 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-18

GREAT variety Coral Beads; New style Port Moneys;
~ Gum Tobacco Wallets; Cigar Tubes; Fishing Lines
Hooks and Reels. [aug14I PAYNE 4 Co..
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TrsT RECEIVED ouyens Inodorons Preparation for
- cleaning Kid GIoves5sss article the kind In use;
Hiuegs Furniture Pgiss Btn Antiscorbutlc Elixir,
purifying the breath; Davids In,lebe Ink With
out preparations White and Black Stick Pomade; Powder
Puts; All kinds Chalks for the skin.
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TnE WAY FnE AosEy Co.'s. The Ashland,
o, Union publishes thirteen columns of an nd.
yertisement from the Post Office. Department,
being Law Of the United States to establish
certain certain post routes in Alabama, Arizonia, AR.
kansas and elsewhere.
Comment is unnecessary.
~ XE- hear appreheusians expressed lest news
coming along the Atlantic telegraph wisesa
through 2,0DU miles of salt water, will not ba
.fStSls when itgctt hsre.--t[ n. y POST
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-18
BLAIR vs. JoNKs.

Blair calls YIN. Cary Jones "a great Liar and
a Dirty Dog'.-C Charges him NTH selling the
Population of his Father. in-Laso for Ereeu-
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ATLANTIC TECEGRAPH!

Great Excitement in wheeline.
NOTICE TO CASH BUYERs-r ts,:s. tsas'.a - 3 :
the STng my friends snd customers in adopting
~ "a @ am enabled to sch goods least from 20
evidence o. the aboyeI only that have sold more
quantity of used 10 se in
noarsnng tines under the old credit system lam get
ADDITIONS to my stock every week to suDpy the
ssonsS o. 9oR a Of desirable goods prices 70
Wishing to money by buying goods
aiy invited to give me early CALI and examine for
and you VIII not be disappoin edfor hsyns
one OF the hnes rooms In thecity, and OF goo5s
at no 3D. N w corner Main and Bidds
stTets1 Whtengs opposite Mrs Zanes restiencs
delivered to all parts Of the city free Of ebaFe
-eog O. sReePectfrly, JOHN R0R@RR
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MoyNNo ron PRorECTioN. 3--Tho wool growers
Of Stenben- county, N. Y, are to hold . meeting
RtBath, on the 24th, TO tnke measures for the
protection of their interests in. Congress, and
they recommend that State Convention be
held With the same object in view. IS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-18

HIcu LIFE IN THE ''Low GaouSDs."-Alady
of Dubuque, was Mortified the otter day on ta-
king up her $500 wcading dress, to end it be-
dragged with mud, the skirt stained with lager.
beer, the waist bearing the marks of greasy
palms, and tho whole ruined beyond redemp.
ton. Recovering from her horror, the lady in.
stituted an inquiry as to the.cause Of the dam
age. and found that "Katrine, the servant, had
borrowed it to attend celebration, where tho
pmorous swains, attracted by the fineness of her
apparel, had waltzed with her. gorged her with
lager beer, and lioniEed her generally. Katrine
had her passports made ready.
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PROGRAMME OF THE WASHINGTON COLLEGE
COMMENCEMENT, SEPT 15-On the Sunday even
ing before the Commencement, the Rev. r. V.
Dodge, of this city, will deliver sermon before
the Society of Religious Inquiry" On Tues
day evening, w. A. Stokes, Esq, of Greensburg,
Pa, will address the Literary Societies. On
Wednesday, Commencement day,) the follow
ing gentlemen, members of the graduating class,
will speak according to the suhjoined arrange
ment:
Ea0stSt and Latin salutasory,
t.'D Sfsa 1s9psicdi 0aato aaaraiJ nn'0 Pa
- orat.o la:iise.asl sssnE Va
nA' :, s IsP'"'8ss q "s'l''l'' o.
pS 'Eo4'N = NO'D Taliticai rato:, wheeling V''
By AlfsA'O'n G ssSss Speculation KnsT99d Va.
~ = - Slbiiniiy, GItts, ',..,spss'a'f'
~ OAAAAts a SSaioS.d GrGsaa, Mhe'l'ns' Va
BY WILLIAM D. FANS, Elm Grove, Va.
~ A't'F ss.o1v 81 lais SSieiss'na county, O.
~ +S'nE4 zi1itaaa It5ssty, Washington Pa
~ :, HolAAs CANS biaaity 81 Labor Eaton Q,
Sy "'lA1 oA''os 1aSo.aary .; x, East LIVERPOOL Q.
BY THOMAS LVzs'OAP. En- Grove Va.
' ne Boast d 8i:a:i, +" s'nHs'0H' "a
's 6atio asaSsssn S00n'y' Pa
by JOSEPH H PEATSosT West AiddleOWn Pa.
VslsiiesoFy Grafton Qufd Jdeteef QuiG erieR
~ 1rSsS;crIoS VlaSsV'e' Pa.
The first honorsof the class is conferred upon
Mr.. w. F. Birch, of claysv,lle, Pa; the second,
upon F. R, Hortring, of Buffalo, Pa; the third,
upon H. Q. Shepherd, of Wellsville. O.; the
fOurth 10 FIiviEIad hn+O,aan uonr;l,.l INorbo, .F
this city, and j. H. Penticost of West Middle.
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GoAPS.-Baxin's Barber, Glycerine, POncine, Brown
- winsor, 0mnibus-Just received.
apglA PAYNE 4 90.
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I1ANASA HAT The greatest variety Of Pane1,6 TT7
ever bronghtto this ettyfrom Is cents "a HAAS
2 Ef3ssz .ss zf.- BLISS & CAMPBELL,
.F-.s-sz MFfin NJ
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PLOWSl PLOWSl

FNILLs STEEL PLOW.This celebrated Plow stands un-
NJ equ0lled, solicit Farmers
of Its merits; combining steel mould board with either cast
share, advantages found
aug S9s14 % sac y SMITH & .aoRRELL.
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THE ytcE PREs1DESr-A Kentucky cores
pondent of one of our Eastern exchanges, says:
The Vice President, since his return homo.
has been attending to the arduous duties OF his
profession, save the small portion Of time spent
in stump speaking. He and his partner, James
B. Beck, Scotchman by birth, get one of the
largest and most lucrative practices in the State
Beck is comparatively young, self-made man,
and for legaliac0men and learning, has but few
snperiors in the State. The Vice President is
now as much n leader Of the democracy as ever
Mr, Clay was of the whig party. They know
that his oratorical powers are not excelled by
those ofanY man in the Union; that he is not a
politician in the. common acccptation of the
term; that he is neither selfish nor a trickstet;
in fact, that he ista statesman, worthy TO have
been a peer of Clay, Calhoun, and Webster.
They viii follow his lead, because they know
he viii lead them right.
An Accession Duff Green has Joined the
Buchanan patty. Green formerly edited a seceS-
sion Calhoun paper in Washington. So We go;
Green in and Douglas out.
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The church was neatly decorated. and thes
altar dressed. The staue of.the Blessed Virgin
was beautifully covered with flowers, &c, &C.,
no doubtin honor of the feast Of the Assumption
OF the Blessed Virgin as well as the ceremony
which took place, which was one Of the most
interesting public baptisns which has ever been
performed in this part ofthe United States.
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roe aALROIs RENT.

yv1wo Houses on John street. Horse Hampton St,
S.t.rS1. IN Quincy street and dwelling house and
oo in Centre Wheeling, the Main st.
nJ Marco Alley Enquire at the Union IlGrss Of
Main and Quincy streets, OF SOhS oh0St.
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NOTICE.
Bedford Springs.

OFFICE h. & o. R. r. co.,
vNE,so.,, WHEELING STATION, July 9Th, 1855 {
OERSoNS visiting the Bedford 5Snrints c.I ,,.,J
through tickets at this station Fare Seven Doiisrs
: Jgo-Ela J. b. FORD. AQt
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ICE! ICR

have just received another lot Of those
mi, x bengal EaaIs. BLISS &sCAhPRELL,
q. s. ind
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N.B-AIessrs R. 4 o. take pleasure in referring by p
mission. to the following gentlemen:
II. Il. Weed, D. Hon Geo W. Thompson, His Hon All
Caldwell Morgan Nelson Esq, b. NJ Eo Esq, Dr.. JOHN
FEssell, Dr. W J. Bates. Dr.. r. H 0ulnnins, DR. e. A
Esq, eCallens, Knox q Co.. Marsh ( Taylor. nov19
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a AESai1ld and Brown Irs n q -, ~,
Tvs sSSteA esAoiG taett just n ctiVed Si-s
hAllso = CAMPBELL. AEnIn q
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Eor RGnt

TTJHAT- desirable properly near Mt. Wood Cemetery
known as the King property. The dwelling contains
suacient accommodatiOnS for large family. Tie lot
containstEo acres which could be made good Hket
Also good orchard &c.s and all lately enclosed
With an excellentfence. FOR terms apply to
fnh91-tf - p, : "A. T. HULLIHEN.
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N H ss 9 CANDLES s-iSO bo1s,s 81 55t, =, mon
CiaoinstiSt % and osn soap, and Star GaHSss,
Al JtA.METCALF,
.asss. AGgHt fgf lGsnu1astusSs
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LIS0AoL = RTHRRi AIEOI zTe, co,s,.7,Ix IN
very supply Of 9s cent Alcohol Also,
| ee igss " Sineinnati prtses. JUANE 4 ADAMS
Ne 30 Main st.
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Bonnet received p ESpTFs7 b,eb vii
my7 - ste'y tOW SlsAAU. PRAGER,
1913 MaiuSt.
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On Feachlng the door, some prayers were re-
cited in Latin by the officiating clergyman, and
she answered, "Nargaretta." She was then
asked, "What she demanded from the church"
and her answer was, Faith" The priest then
read the appropriate prayers in Latin, and ques.
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Priest-Do you believe in the Holy Ghost,
the holy Catholic church, the communion Of
saints, the forgiveness of sins, the resource
ton of the body and the life everlasting9 a.
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Priest-Margaretta do you renounce Satan?
Miss FoX-I do renounce him
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