davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29
g Mart Taylor of the Lyceum Gazette
gers OFT the following. Ts'nt bad.

4 way to dress,
p;o,s In the mode, guess,
TICKS husbands bones quite clean,
And poor Mr. Spratt
A.L. Must cry ''No fat %
As his wife will cri-no-5ene.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29

William Mulligan was sentenced by
the Court of General Sessions, in New York
September 25th. to pay fine of $3.50, for an
assault on Hiram Webb, member of the
Vigilance Committee. Mulligan plead gull
ty to the charge, and paid the fine on the
spot. Speeches were made by his counsel,
and affidavits read IN mitigation of punish
ment. The New York Herald thinks it was
case where judgment ought to have been
suspended.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29

FOUNDRY IN YREKA.-Messrs Taylor &
Shepard, we are glad to see, have at our
landing, awaiting transportation to Hreka.
all the materials for establishing foundry,
machine shop, sash and blind factory, iHelu
ding all the tools, lathes planning mills &e,
necessary to the establishment OF an exten-
sive business in the above lines This, we
believe, is the first enterprise of the kind ev-
er attempted in this State north of Marys-
ville.-Red Bluff Beacon
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29

NARROW EscAPE-Mr. NJ II. Kelly, residing
in O'Donnelrs Building, corner of Vallejo and
Dupont streets, had narrow escape from
death yesterday morning from sutfocation, by
the escape of gas, either through the negli-
gence Of some persons residing in the build
ing, or from defect in the pipes. The gas
had been turned of from the building in the
morning. which was unknown to the oeeu
pants of the house, and some person residing
there turned it on between 10 and II o'clock
at night Mr.. Kelly retired lbout 10 o'clock,
and slept soundly until 6, a. NJ, and although
there was strong smell of gas apparent
dressed to leave. On entering the hall OF
the building from his room, the gas had con
centrated 50 strongly that it affected him, and
he fell thrice. and was struck blind for brief
period Nothing but the administration of II
bountful supply of cold water saved his life.
Mr.. Kelly had sufficiently recovered last eve
ming to go out Persons not familiar with
the nature of gas should yefrain from tam.
pering therewith--S, f. Gull, Taesddy.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29

EB- Henry Smith, of Red Bark, on Trini-
ty river. has raised potatoes (sweet, we sup.
pose), which weigh pounds apiece.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25

ND no wOnder Assoon a. the Russians
n larned that the Allies had procured one
of Garner guns, they "cavED" the conse-
quence was, thesAlies took possession Of the
city.
The march effmpsovementa arl civilization
is fast destroying those fne old hunting
gro inds where cur forefathers delighted 10
"chase the bounding doo." Game is becom-
ing scarce, and Sthe sports or the chase are
seldom INDUCED in. A few Of these hunt
iug-grounds remain. let sportsmen use
them while theycan.
Robbers, bufglafs, incendisries, and mur-
derers lurk in almost every community. Il is
well to be PREPARED to defend yourselfsgainst
theirpttacks. When you think Of these
things, femenll}s5 that -
SILAS GAtgNElI, Gunshmith,
is now in'tbe hfflding formerly occupied BY
II. Atkins, a. q for-shop. a few doors above
fIie Rolling SIill. And that he rs prepared tc
iil all orders Nf FIRE ARMS Of every de-
scriptopLRines, Shot @ uns, Carbines, OIL
even '76 Muskets. He is also prepared to dc
all kinds ofrepairing. lie invites particular
attention to his Patent Breech Rifles--the
greatest invention Of the age.
In exchange Tor his Guns he asks nothing
al all---exceptthe money. Call and see him.
pomerov, May23. 854-tf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25
dit-Aits.

EH-The. man who was "flledwith emo
ton hadn't room for bis dinner.
Er"I'm transported to see you." as
the ,h.if said to the ksngsroos.
EE What bar is that which often opens.
but never shuts? Crowbar.
fTSome one SAYS "thc lobster is a
ros hun,ais WORK Of creation, for il 10 only
red after It's DEATH
Ey- The man who tried to whistle 5ar
of s~p has attempted to sing sta.s off =
IN ,lssses ca.k.
EN 'pAtfick. you fool. What makes
WI s,.alxfter that rabbit. when your gun .
i,,, l,aled?" Hush. my darint til. rSb
Bit dpu't know that."
EH-I say, Pat. what are youabnut--
sw~piay out thst rcotns NO." answered.
rM."l AM sweeping OUT the dirt. and
leaving the ROOM"
.tW An old lady, being asked what she
il,on.s .shtof the mutiny in India, replied that
TO her mind, il was extremely "ilindoodi-
ciMs."
EFIti is said some bsbies are 80 small
vh. they IAN creep into quart measures.
li,rt tho way in which some adults can walk
into such MEASURES is astonishing.
EN"Prar. friend. are YOU the master
ot this house!" asAsd a traveller at An inn.
YES, sir" answers Bouiface; "my wife
has been dead these three weeks
-. :. /, .,..
;. !uI ~;fs s" ~ l... ~ III. Tia, w. ,m s.r. sa,,r.
we are told. eighteen married men sent in
worI ,ba. he nigh, hayethrir's.
-, -,
S"l am a.ra'd, aea, "ne' .na'' "r'is :,
\ Mh gons' aosense w.' coh9usI ,"Ve.
ven st,y away tha better / xl,all ike YOU {"
~. ~.
reopie VINO oonss deserve ihy--
n Inineu SanaDief' Nh 'i,esn'pe'ee ha"
~'in .ne 'oosh"','". AZ In MIG1'n"'' wy" .n'
kH-"Did your fall hurt you?' said one
hodcarrier To another. who had fallen from
the tpof = two-stoty house. Not in the
laste. honsy, ',wns the stoPpin' 50 quick
that lrurt me-,
kH .lIayefyou finished Both those boz.
ties Sfport wiIhout ss:stanes; Ma eulpit.
up?'s;,idtiired 81 Indignant spoate. .,No
my dear. | had the assistance lf b5ttI,
ofMadeira." vas the reply.
aww. ,.,.I, heard of J, bansem I'D
who. about 10 leave f.mil, rather uncr
p-,,,edls. and ,,rgea to give s.teason for {,
s;mniv ssid: II cnu't stsv: the ladies' s,.aI
xuci, i,,,I gr.rnmar."
.'issis -, -, :. :, =
,.ts., & "nas - nIsn 80 -, .'t,l a'.,l'
~ ..t:i .i...r 49, i.a. :. 80, - -. s..d. =. -
-. .,;or @,,, 80 IN r",,.d LL. -,
- - 80 "a Es.s" '~ ~ "0'P
"' ~ s.''' ''@
ANWhy u pretty woman Ike loco
"Ni.Ne engine! Don't give i up--ther'
rsln:H Of reasons bhe sends on the hpArki
iraaspofts the mails (males }, hAa tFnjI
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25
~ AUI,IIO!IalTIY.
AN ACT
NJ I26. AN ACT
ropfevent the running at large Of bulls.
boars and bucks

NJ I26. AN ACT
70 prevent the running at large Of bulls.
boars and bucks.
SEcrloS 1. Be Il enirfed Syt the Gen-rat
.4yscmb q of,Ehe Statrw' OHIO. Tharif the
owner IT any bull. boar, or buck, shall a.
low the same % 20 at lsrYs out vt his enc
closure. lie shall forfeit the sum pf five dol-
lars for such offence. TO be recovered on
complaint before any justice Of the peace
at the county in whrh such owner may
live; and twice that amount on any subse-
qucnt conviction; said peraly to go into
the TREASURY Of the township where such
complainant may reside, for the benefit u
common schools; Provided, tht sncll
complaint shall be prosecuted within thirty
days next after such Snimalshall be found
going at large as aforesaid. ,s
Sec. 2. In addition TO the penalty pre-.
scribed IN the foregoing section, the owne,
Of said bull, boar or buck thus found go
ing at large, shall be liable to the owner Of
any COW, sheep or swine. for any and all
damages arising from the going at large
If such animals as aforesaid, to be rccov-
cred on suit brought before any court oi
competent jurisdiction.
Sec. 3. This act TO be in force on and
after the FIRST day Of May. 1858.
WILLIAM B. WOODS.
SpeGktr of the House Of Representdtires
\ MAHTIN WELKER,
\ Pyes;dsntgJ Me Senate.
April ls, 1853.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25
or all disease, the great hrst cause
Springs from neglect OF Nuturc's laws,
s UFFE r NO T!
WHEN A CURE Is GUARkSTEED
- IN ALL STAGES OF
seer EFT DISEASES,

Self Abuse. Nervous Debility. Structures.
elects, Gravel, Diabetes, Diseases ot
the Kidneys and Bladder, Mercurial
Rheumatism. SScrofula. Pains in the
Bones and Ankles, Diseases of the.
Lu"gs. Throat, Nose aud Eyes, Ulcers
upon :he Body or Limbs, C;.,lcers,
Dfopsy. Epiliptic Fits, st. Yita's Dance,
and AL Diseases rising from II deran.sr-
ment OF the Sexual Organs.
Such as Nervous Trembling, Loss of Memory. Loss
of Power, General Weakness, nimnrss or Vision,
Of sight, wnkofuu;.ss, DyspcIsin, Liver nis,as.,
ti, e III ~ ,oS v oask nn r
from both II matters net from hat the
ihe sass, recovery is certain, and IL sI"rtrr
%s ,sss f.,s ssss @ ds Led. x
the SKIN Of emins. ply and tesis,ed
odor, causing sickness, and free from Elercur,
balsam. Dnring twenty years practice, have res
in the hs gcs Of the mentioned Diseases ha
s e. Y sis s biz ns as as
.hemsel es under my care perfect and most speedy
health as they arc the first cass Of ConsnIn I,tio
Scr"fula aud many other discascs; and should be
.Ssrses ever eSeesed majority eDr,hc ease. fail failing
nug the sy stem with rcrry, which with the dis
Bu, shonl; thu disease and IN. .roatmcn. NOT cause
death sResay and tas ysis nsrrss ,e sissasS r
and The SSrTee. Of h, corrupted by
Rrnptlons and other afections OF the akin. Eyes,l
Throat and Lungs, cntailng pom them brief exis-
tence Of suffering, and consigning then 70 early
sbIF. .ABUsE is another formidabie enemy to
hcaltl for nothing else In the dread catalogue OF hu
man diseases causes destFuc tive drain upon the
system, drnwiIig itAthousaIds Of Victims through
destroys the Nervous system. rapidly wastes away
the energies Of life, mental pre-
vents the proper dcvcIoI it az th di$ua
ines for rriae society, business. and all rtly
happneAs, and leaves the A6rercr wrecked ina body
and mind, Predisposed 70 eonsgmP.ion and irniA OF
fullest confidence Iassure the unfortunate victimsof
self Abuse that perfect and speedy cure can be 81
health. H III @
The aniFeye are cautioned aEains, the use or Pat
ent Medcines. forihere are SO many gehous sai %
IN the columns Of the public prints 80 catch and rsU
rulboas ruiRed By the vile compounds Of quack doe
torAr Sire equally poisonous HosiluIns yeBded as
ny of the so-caiied Patent r8cdicines and md that
nearly all Of them cos.yAia orrosive sublmate. which
6stdly posoR, which, Instead OF curing The dscasv,
disibles She ssslcm for life.
q sas s e9~ n ss
DO not nc sIphsssg q the ss,sr.
edge OF the human systeIRs only object In
view, and tllstto make money segardrcss OF
irTegalarissa all - mai IS ana fe naiss
s%tsd on Ss Us s
naTkable eurcs MediSihss with ful direetions sens
~ any pS1u % see tI, ~ x lts
mes, correspondence strictly conhaenaI All Ieitere
asking advice must contain postnge stamp. .f@
j. SUMMERVILLE, M. D.,
~sS BOX 80. 53,
Office No. 1871 Filbeyt ST., old No. IO9,
BELOW TwEkFyR.
PHILADELPHIA
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25
Dr- HGOr@c,@
INDIAN ROOT PILLS
eau ITO

nR MORSE, the inventor Of McRsE,s INDIAN
" ROOT PILLS, has spent The groater part Of hs
life in travelling, having visited EuroIs0 Asia and
Eyears among the Indians or our Western country
II was in this way that the Indian Root Pills were
tabish the fact Tat all diseases arise from MruHTY
~ nLooD-that our strength, health and life do
pended upon the Vial nud.
When the various passages become clogrcd and
do not in perfect harmony with the different
tons of the body the blood loses its action, becomes
thick corrupted and diseused; thus causing pains
sick and distress OF every name; strength 10
exhau usted, our health deprived Of, and II ma
ture is not assisted in throwing Oh the staEnani hu-
nors, blood will become ch6ked and cease 10 act
How important then that should keep the rious
passages the body free and open. And how pleas.
I'iiis, manufactured from plants and roots which
den, for tic health and recovcry of diseasod man.
Ono of the from which these pills made Is
ssts Nature IN throwing ou, Inc ine! parts o. the cor
rup,ion within: The second is .piaht which is an
ExpcctoraDt, that opens and unclogs tho passage
the lungs. and thus, in soothing hner, perform,
It's dut, by throwing OF phlcgm, and other hinors
Which and d"ais .a to ,hs
sidhc,s; thus encouraged, they draw largs amounts
bountifulIy by the urinary or water passage, aud
which could not have bcen discharg ed in any other
way. The fourth Cathnrtc, and accompanies The
other properties Of the pills whilo gaged IN purify.
ing the 6I"oa; the eoarser particles of ,mur which
and conveyed on in great quantities by the bowcis
From the above, !, Is shown y. that Dr. morse, Indian
united with the blood. for they ind way over. par
Tp1 @ OH NJ ans % ne asss Sax the ss
blood, Leeomes perfectly health, eo1scluenuy al
cannot ruinsfn when the body beromes h pure AMI
% ~; .ss ss 4 30 sss !. ssp @ 1
nsdicbc which will pass 60 tlie afflicted parts, and
to be cas-. oup Renee, large g"sn,i,, Of food snt
other matter is lodged and the stomach and intcs
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25

GE Definitions from a Popular DIG
tionary--Liie--A time to make mnuey.
Money---The end of Life. MANA ma
chine 10 make money, Wonan--A ma
chine 70 spend e. Children Machine 10
spend it on, Economs-Buying things
because thfy are cheap. whether yous want
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25
asraMnr / he inarriad. ma,

kEr"MEy be married, MAJ" ,saida
little beauty 10 her mother. "Why Do sou
want to be marrieds'' returned the mother.
"why. ma you know that tue childrer
have never seen ANYBODY MAJ RID, ard /
tNnu- II Il l.nli.llt nltAse Them"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25
fNO SUCH WORD AS FAIL r
a IgesistIess RenuesIy.
HoLLowAY's OINTMENT.

AAOHAO ~ "A - OA8t Al H1sA'
Hs - &f 3ee iIHf
1-s.ss.s..ss - ss.. ss.a.
-.... e>heyI1naE W te.G 1AG14s -. . ~ .
nsss hSepss.l snrtsons egd lpedicnl Of
ana ssshnE n, s o. tnis q sa
sansop ~ neo N t.4tt - hhQ 4utafy heTptees;
and the HABses an this cooptry And throughOut the
worid Iopos1 tne u.mc1L c2nnaence ~ y. cnkatiys
hIopeItss. ~ .le soufsse el lNnn nsna.
tcn and Which ths s1tstaai eyl;
oSncsl ot nise.s nno - ns1J eirHsenF
"nrn Iccl ai'si . ..l,otA ~ ~ - y teuys
A9uctaAM91l loDhAlS 8GEOAUbe9s lSr ryDbnS
GNl1Ds
Thcss arc asnaaG fhe most fcrrbie- and seon,zpr
disease OF the fnufcus the dcsy bre and sFin: w
in their worst forns, and when ssemineiy incursGis
they sriably disappcar under persevcrl apniI-
cation or this soothing, hcaiin, pain and
inanmmntion.
GsNna nknne.nnanr. T2a.wrnr smr4.a. GaRnr
lx~fS,s1
- = te1aelsosf sss.s,. l.ss.-
IN cases OF Sntt hhcum, wneEe l1eateat wnters To-
tions aho every rec ipe 81 tnf ptseFmncolFA h@se
proved nseiess, the ut VIII thnr-
ough cure. Fevcr sores heal quickty nhtcr AZ IN
nuence and us KING eueet apoD TED shc"
Is truly ~onasffri.
DaseHnmrfKarnGy NJfaerk6.
Amos, roma rk nlie ma - nps oyod,.ed
IN IN. Shrra - nee or Z r. " ~.
~ fhs i,e arr
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25
AFFLICTED READ!

Philadelphia Medical House,
E'ssl.asS ., sar. ago h D5 K,NkES
- TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
Experionce has rendered DR.. X. most snccsssfuF :
practitioner in tho cure of all diseases Of private
nature; manhood's debility, an iinpeiimcnt to
the skin, md those arisingifrom abuse
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. "
There is an evil habits sometimes INDUCED in BY
boy; in sSssds, oen greSing p with ths e
Only bcSets serious obstaeiesto Inatrmonais sharpi
ou, give rise 70 series Of protractcd nhidious
Few uf tios. who give way 10 th. pernicious prac.
iice are aware OF the eonseuences, until they sdte
able sensations and vague fears in the mind tSee
pages 97,ss, 80, OF Dir. KS book scifPresefya-
The unfortunate thus Affected, becomes feeble. /.
% ia LABOR x with hs scss.Gmsd ygor Or to pP
dull, irrescIute, and engagcs his spoi4s With
II he Smancipatc himself before the practice haa
done te worst, and enter lnmOns, his marriage IL
by his easily fofies. Tasoarc considerations which
should swaken the attention Of all Who are similarly
REMEMBER.
|. He who places himself under DR.. -KizKEIIN,s
treatment may rsIeiousIy conhle In his honor as
ereis oS Dr. KS patients III never be di.sossd 81,
Young maIl--IssHo NO false modesiy deter you from
and can Certainly Csfend sS%
bP. KinkeinTs residence has been for the last
ty years at the y. W. Corner Of THIRD AND UNION
SIS, Philadelphia, Pa. =
PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE
Can have l'y stating their expiicitly, together
%iia a S Ss1Si
Forwarded TO aHy Part Of the UHiied States, aIrI
pack 81 secure from DAMAGE or CURIOSITY, BY
Mail or Express. -4,-s5-r 1
READl YOUTH AND MANHOOD /
A Vigorous Lifo OF Premature pszth, Kiaksnu on
Seh-PScscrvatcn--only2 rs Gents. j
Letters containing thai value IN Stamps will insure
a eoI'S ,Per return Of mall. ..a
ora IT'S! GRATZSIi. .GRA7ISii!
APREE sGEFr To.ALL. 81
MISERY RELIEVE
''Nafurc's 81 uidc, q new and perBlar Wofkt full
or valuable advice aud iiupresslss warning, 9ke
sands ~ lives, is dstribut ~thuut charge, and for
narfed b. nail Prspsid 70 oi'y Past-nsce 'f the
y, f.a Stntcss si' !ts ucfsT Cptl Tsiug tNs
lf-ts < sr1.r, ilN ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25
DIR. JAMES G.. AVER,
Practical ana AnaIytIcnI Chenaise,
LOWELL, MASS.
Prios - csnts ptr Boa. FIVE Boxes fer 81
e eoLD sBr 4g
D. REED, Druggist, Court st.. Pomsroy
MARRIAGE GUIDE,
by DIR. VIM YOUNG.
MARRIAGE GUIDE. -
by DIR. wM. YOUNG
MARRIAGE GUIDE, f8
I. gae by DIR. VIM. YOUNG.
MARRIAGE GLIDE.
by DIR: waf. YOUNG.

.ParHoIoearAr eHx; Tie Roehst lEsea-
iapins, or eSery one his own Doctor. by
Wm. Young, ND
II is written n plain language for the EN-
efal reader, s1d 5li6sEeieda upwards
OF One iluAdFsd Ebgr3vings. An Young mar
Tiea pesple, oFfkdbe contemplating marriage,
and hsyiug Tie last impedinIepi TO married
life, should read Niis book. II tfiscloses Sc
creis thgt every ono shoald be acqnaiuted
With; still II is back that must be kept
locked Hp, aud ntflic about the house. II
will be scnt 70 ali y0nc on The receipt Of tweL-
ty-fye ccifts. address Da. wv. Verse. i52
Snrnce street. etsye Foui.h, ~ 'ia,la., IA
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25
A. J. WHlTE& Co., Il.
Sal pro0rietOrS.

SO Leonard Street, New York.
DIR. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold
bv all dealers in Medicines. s e
Agsnts wanted IN every town, village and hamlet
In the land. Parties desiring the agency will address
above for terms.
Price 25 cents per box, five boxes will
be sent on receipt Of 81, postage paid.
Dec. 22, 1857. ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25
INFALLIBLE REMEDY.

II you suffering with any OF the aboYe distEsss-
ing ailments, the TLpln KxTSAeT BUUHU Will you.
Try II and be convinced Of its efficacy.
BEWARE or QUAcK NOsTRUMS AND oUACK
DOCTORS,
who falsely boast Of abilities and references. Cit-
zensknow and avoid them, and save long sune ring,
money, and exposure, by sending or calling for n
bottle Of this opnlar and Specific Remedy.
II niays all pain and inflammation, perfectly pl
ant In lis taste and Odor but immediate In its
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25
PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE

Ai,,rs,s q uide, new and peralar Mosk, fail
calculated pr-Vent yenrs of nisEy. and save thea
sands ~ lives, IL stribut. a ithut Charge and ior
Y, .. n Stntcts g, ~ !.g vdsT Cpti Tsiug iNn
,.' "a Z $rt.r, iliN ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25
Helmbold's Extract Buchu

One hundred dollars will be paid 10 any PHYSICAL
who can Prove that the Medicine ever injnfcd pa
ticnt; and the testimony of thousands be
10 prove that II does roai good. Cases OF from
week TO thirteen years standing have been effected
Proprietor, rouching its virtucsand curative powers
is immense, embracing names we'll known to
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-14
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Flour.-The market steady at S5,S7
per Dbl for Howard-st. and Ohio held at
S5.3Ia5, 81 per Dbl City Mills super held
al $500 per bbI. Stock limited. We
continue our quotations for Ohio extra a.
Sc .O0a6,5O; Howard street SG,25a6,5o
and City Mills do. $6,25ao,50 50. Ball'
more ground family -four at S7,S.aS,OO,
and do extra a, S6,75a7 90 per biol by thu
drsy load. The market for Rye Flour
steady at 1887, and Corn Meal at S3,75a
1897 for country, $3.50 for city, and 81
5Oa4. 90 for Brandy wine Mills.
Grain. Wheat-The market IS hrm.
We quote il al l25al30 cts for good 10
plime new reds, l25al35c for fair 10 good
new whites, and l43al50c for prime and
choice lots. Corn-saSes were made TO-
day at 75l 76c for mixed, StaS5c for
white, and 9Or9lc for yellow Rye
small sales of Pennsylvania Rye at sc,
and Maryland a, zoe. Oats are qToied st
35a4lc Of Virginia and Maryland, and 45c
for Pennsy lvania.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-14
Sensible Talk.

We commend the following short, but
sensible article TO the pernsal and consid-
Grafton of those who object TO our paper
on account of It's size
"Some folks thinks that the biggest
newspaper is always the best. Wise
people, lhese--abOut as sensible as The
fellow who turned up his nose at your
common sized women, and Dragged thai
he meant to have bigger wife than any
other man within five hundred miles
As general thing, long, prosy articles
make up the contents Of large papers
which nine-tenths Of their readers seldom
peruse; whereas, more care is. taken in
the selection of such articles, short and
to The purpose, as cannot fail TO interes
and instruct all the readers Of the small
ones--to say nothing ofihe home news
given. which cannot be obtained by read
ing distant, over-grown papers. Thinl
of these things, we fault finders. ceas'
your grumbling. take and pay foi you
home paper, and become wiser and hap
pier men.
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H= The "Free Press of last week,in
speaking Of the Sons Of Temperance pro-
cession at Harpers-Ferry, says:
"Whilst the procession was moving up
High Street, Steamer was seen gliding
down the Canal with hundreds Of the DIFF
ferent sexes from Shepherds,own, with
the soul-inspiring music of Criswelrs
Cornet Band.
I5. Our friend of the "FIee Press
was mistaken in suPposing The Canal
Boat 10 be a Steamer. We rather expec
friend GALLAHER had on little steam
himself, and therefore msgnified the Ca
nal Boa, into a regular "Sleamer."
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40 n r, I, - CI-,IC.
AAA& LII tIEJo

In Charesiown, on Thursday evening
last, by the Rev. n. Wilson. Mr.. Jnro6
o. Imwiier. 10 Miss Virginia UcGm.
MS, all ui that Town.
At COlImsyiIe. lIIr DIS. on the 5.h 81
August, by the Rev MIR. TOI'e, Mr. Ddm-
iei ". Cook, of Jefferson County, Va, Ia
Miss Lydia b. DGUiS, OF the former
place.
On Monday last, by the Rev. Mr.. Tai
~, Murtha Hnish, Of Sandy Hook, Nd
to Miss Julia Montague, of MarIinsburg
On Sunday. The lsl inst, by The same
James Nufney 10 Ellen Green, boln o
MaI,insburg.
On the och ult., by Rev. John Ian
street. Mr. Geo. McDOnaid. 10 Miss Su
rah T.. .amtrOSe, all oil Berkeley county
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SSAgISo

On the q inst. Rose, daughter Of
Thomas and Mary Ann Gallagher, Of
Harpers- Ferry. aged one year.
On the 2Slh uIl.. Mrs. L. y Norrison,
wife of G.. p Morrison, aged 26 years ,
months and % days, of Berkeley county.
On The I'd inst, LOris phillips, only
child of Louis and Elizabeth knauf,aged
) months and one day of Berkeley comfy.
AT UpperviIIe. Fauqnier county, Va.
on the morning Of the 9Ih inst. LwtiIo,
Youngest child Of Rev. Geo. w. aid An.
ma NJ. Harris. aged year and months.