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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-05

II cures Nervous and Deb,lilatsd sufferers, aud
remove, al the symptoms. among which
will H. 6uad.
Indi,posiiion IN exrrtion, los. N Power, los. II
Memory, Dificuliy Of breathing, Gensrsl WEAK.
ns.s, Horror II Di,case, Weak Nerves, ITEM.
Iing. Dreadful horror ~ Death. Nigh' Svest.,
Col Feet, waLsiulnes.. Dimns'- II Ni.ion, Ian.
r,,ar, Uniyrf,aI ss.inde. 1T the Muscular system.
Ofsn enorrnous Appetite With nyspeUtic Symp.
,ofn.. Hot Iands. Ilushinr ~ Oh" body, ppnrss
az the ska, rallid Cuuhtsnance, and rrupiiuns nn
The Tace, Pain IN the Back, llea'insss II The
Eyslds. Frcuusnil, black spots h,''c bri'fe the
Eve. With temporary suhusions ani l'ss IT sight,
want ~ attention; Great mobility RrsilessH'ss,
With hafroto ~ Sucisy. NDthing j. morc desirable
10 such patients than solitide, anil Nothing they
more dead Coz fear ~ ihsmsel,ss. no ropnse II
Manner; ~ Ehtnestnssss no Speculation, tui
hurri,-i transition ifom ons qusstiuu % another.
Thee symptoms II allowed o. 20 on--which
thi. medicine invatiahly rrm1yrs-suun flllHvs
LOSS OF POWER, fATUlri, AND Erl-
IEtSTIC FITS-in one Of which The pstie1t may
,,p,f.. Who can nv that thrtr sNcessrs 90 NJ
lfroueutl, followed b, those dirrifl dis'ases-lN.
SANITY AND CONSlN rIloNl The see.
ord. of the ln.auc As,hms, anil ihs m'hn,hlly
'lsaihs Nv Consumption, herr 1mps witness 10 ihe
truth ~ these assertions. ~ lunailc A., Hms The
most mel,nchol, exhibition ,ppsau. The Couu.
. y
neither ninth 90 grief ever Yisli' o. Sh"uli
sound ~ the voice occur, u - nfTI, auirulhir.
With wusful n-asufrs van despair
Low sullsn SQUADS his gfirf hrguiiri.'
Debility 10 most truihlr' aHd hes lfuught
thousands upon thousands ~ untlm.., g-vss,
thus blasting the ambition ~ many noble ,ol'h'.
u can D. cured b., the zee OF lhis
INFALLIBLE RENE ny.
If,cu arc suffering 18th any ~ ihr above he.
trr..in. silm,nt., the FLUID EXTRACT NJ
Gnu ~iI cure ,ou. rg he and be- convinced Il
I a. efficacy.
BEWARE II QuNCH NOSTRUMS a0i
QtACk DOCTORS. vh1 i1lsrl, h"a.t ~ shill
ies anil feisfspes-. tititsus kuIw ani nvat
them and sayr Long Suffering, Nuns, snI 'sp'-
surr h, ssniias 90 calli0g flr iluti' 1i this p'p
ul,f ani Spsr,hr Remedy.
n .ll,v. all pain aud inflammation. b. perfectly
pl.asant IN ~ taste ,nd piur. but immediate 90 ne
acton.
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Specimen Engraving.

A. Ne desire to place in the hand. of every per-
sou Who proposes 10 get up club, aud also ole
cry agrni, a copy Of the engraving OF 1.-THE LAST
SUfBER," as a specimen, each applicant enclo-
sing three dollars will receive the eagrsv'ag,-
posi-pa,d,-by return mail, also specimens Of oOr
publications AMI one Of the numbered subscription
receipts. eaiitliag the holder 60 the Magazine Que
wear, and In chance in the distribution. This
od,r is made OIL, To those who desire To act as
agents Ot to iorm olab-. Address
OAKsMITII n CO.,
50 No. 37l Broadway, Nsw-lOfk.
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Wanted,
WANTED.

WANTED.
SOO ACTIVE YOUNG MEN to act as To-
CJO cal and travelling Agents, IN a business
easy, useful and honorable. at a salary Of 500
per month. a capital Of IS Only, is required.
No patent medicine or book business. Full par.
tieulars given free to all Who enclose a postage
stamp OF tire, cent piece, and address
II wM. JOHNSON, shandown, n. u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-05
THE BOSTON JOURNAL.
For 1883.
"Thc FavorIie Paper OF New England"
Published Daily, Scm,. Wetlly, and Weekly.

"Thc Favoriie Paper of New brgiana."
Published Daily, Ssmi. Weetiy, and Weekly.
TN Announcing the term. 81 the Bosros Joun-
sal. r., 1855, the proprietor does not deem "
nece..ary 90 prescribe ,ts peculiar Characteristic.
as a populsr ncwspsper. &c u make any spee'h
psun,.ss for the future. lie deems !, suihc'esi 'o
saw, that What The Journal has tecn IN the pa" !"
viii ~ IN the fsfr,,. ~ the most unanimous coa-
.en, NJ "a, co.,smpo,ar,es throughout New Eag.
land. The Journal stand. al the head Of the New
England Press IN al iho'e qualities which 60 10
make up = rsl,shle, es,srpf,s'nH, hr. "s~'raP"'
Thi. pa.iion II hs. attained by porsning Steady
,iraiaht.6,rwsrl course IN all respects, snd u,
.rar,ag n-i,her Labor No, money 10 give the latest
Intelligence aud the iuss, repo'ts 81 an ma'ier- o'
e,er,.t AZ the earliest moment. II has relied upon
II. own mcriu, spd not upon the representations
NJ eaa,a..efs or " drummers 10 ga,n ior " the
confidence aud patronage of the fubl'c--'"d the
result Ia. been that u Ass asw e''eaiabos .e''
iLs- douIt that y Any Psps' y 10 eia'' ~ We
E-fls-d-and at no previcu. time has 's c'fc"'-
ton incrru.ed more rsp,dly than during the past
,ix months The proprietor latends by the EN-.
plp,m.nt e experienced and compeieni men 90 Az
The department. of the e.iabl,,hmeni, and Nv the
mos, literal outlay Of nnpsy 10 the procuring OF
imnaftaat new. from I'll quarters, IN make The
Jo.rn,l till more worthy the name Of" ne fa'0r'i'
psp,, sf Mo- Esris-i." And With this simple
announcement be ,nviie. the attention Of news
r.per rrsdeu AMI pew,psPcr dealer. ihroag h"u'
New Englsnd 10 the f,lowing statement OF the
term. Coo the several cation. Of The Journal;
The Bo.ton Daily Journai,-Morning and
Evening,
Canisin. the latest news reviewed by the ma'b and
Telegraph ~ % the hour Of going TO pres. u -
psin,ed on the oaly .iN-cyiader last pres. ~ New
EngL,nd. which enables -. 10 hoh back The ioTms
until the very hie., moneat, anil 'ill work oil the
edition IN season ior the mail. and expresses. "
!. published at the low rate II .iS dollars year;
single copies two ocnis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-05
Male or Female.

rTom whatever cln.c they may have originated,
and 10 mauer Of how long standing,
GiusE Hsahh isd rir1y % ne I,aE'. aHd tlas~
- tAs PaNif CAssk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-05
EVERYBODY USES
butchers Dead Shot!
HoUsEKIEpERs USE IT
BIosusT r
Clears their houses of Bed Bugs
LANDLORDS USE IT,
BECAUSE rHIr
W;,k b,ir cisicmrs 10 " SlecP IN Poaoe"
Ship Captains and Steamboat Mas
tors use IL,

To emo, " natures .wer, resiorrr, b,lmy sleep
I, have. no poi.onou. dust to nfcci the air. e'-
.,y ,in,s you make the he'd, or '~eepihe ro1'n, as
!. aIsa,s the case aflsr using corrosive '"h'na'e
dissolved In alcohol.
II r.msins a long time wherever applied ana |"
sIIRE DEATH 90 the whole
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-05
NED MUG TRrB z.

One thorough application, no, Only TO the u-d'
stead, bot TO the orsek. aud orr',oc' a''"' 'he
ssi,ns n the house IL old, aad the bugs are don,
Gr. a.sd 90 with a perfect BEsOM on pE'
sTRuCrIoNl
one thorough application. and yoa 'hah sleep IN
peace
G. W. ATwEI.L, Portland, General Agent
Tor Maine. ,,,, az,
Sold 10y Andrew. & Dates, Pari, Hili WIZ. ~
Ru.t, Souih Parisi T.. Atwood oo'' becAneh ;
T.. &. Shackley aud Rodophus Young Norway
.nA Lealer. in medicine eyerwheTe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-05
uBLnrBeLD'S
Genuin Q Preparation
Highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract Buchu,

F5r di',is,s ofihs Haii,', hidH'Vs. G'avd Drop.
~, IFsItasssss, ObsirHsiisas, Ssrfd Di''asss,
Fsaai, Conyiaisi', sad an iissasu u
~, ssruai oTraHs
Arising from ssce.sss and imprudenoies 10 life,
and removing all Improper disehstgcs from The
Bladder. Kidneys. or Sexual Organs, whether en-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-05
JOY To THE AFPLICTED!!

i cures Nervous snd nsh,litaisd sufferers, aud
remove. all the .lmp,oms, among which
will w. lpund,
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-29
RULES AND REGULATIONS:
TO BE HELD AT COrDERSPORT, PA,
ay and Thursday, October 18th &c 18th

All Animals entitled shall have
and owned the County by the hem least months
the Annual Fair and except breeding shall have
bred and raised the County but when Working Oxen Matched Horses
Mares entered for Premiums they shall be eligible raised the
IL No shall be permitted Premium
Domeetc Manufacture Butter Cheese unless shall
been made manufactured y such his their family
families within the year that shall be offered for premium,
ILL Exhibitors the their articles
and animals entered on the Seeay book before the day preceding
the the Exhon and all articles and animals be
the the first day exhibition order that they
be suitably arranged The Managers intend exhibitor who
these that his articles be submitted the Judges
While will
article exhibition justice those UtO comply ~ the the Society
requires that they shall in all cases first receive
" Articles before the the Exhibition
of the Presdent Premium, though awarded
v Should individual than that the
@ the making such shall be allowed premium
should be reported by the Judges and shall be pcuded from
any future exhibition of the Society.
entering shall
evidence the when the animals dropped be filed by them
with the and the animals above this, be making
their
VII The Judges shall all withhold premiums where the animal
icle worthy, though there be no competition.
VIII No Bulls Heife
been fitted the butcehe of the Society being the
of superior animals for breeding purposes.
TX Whenever shall the Judges that articles of have
presented noticed the Premium List they shall make
o the Board OF Managers.
X 1t particularly desired that shall be while the Judges
the Stock h those taking charge the
mails, unless by special request
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-29
GRAVEL AND STONE.

By this we understand collection of sand
like substance having been lodged in the pass
age of the urine. When the sytem is in Il
healthy state, this substance is carried off by
the natural passage of the body; but whe"
there is weakness of any organ, especially
the kidneys, they become incapable of expell-
ing such sandy concretions, and consequently
they are lodged in the kidneys, urethra, or the
bladder, causing great Inflammation to those
organs, and great pains and swelling, and
great difficulty in voiding the urine. 1t has
been admitted by many physicians, that
Morse's Indian Root Pills are made out of some
particular plants which have wonderful
charming influence in dissolving the substance
which has clogged the passage, and by their
cooling properties, they expel all intiamma-
ton, and leave the water passage In an active
and healthy state. From three to four of these
Pills night and morning, from one to two
weeks, will decide how this dreadful disease
is to be treated, and as they remove the cause
of every kind of disease, it is utterly Impossible
for them to fail in curing the gravel, as they
unclog the passage, and leave the parts in a
healthy and lively condition.
DIR. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold
by all dealers in Medicines.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-29
TO EVERY FEMALE ~ THE UNITED
ST11 TES
MRS. MONTAGUE'S FEMALE CORDIAL,

NOR THE CURE OF ALL THOSE PAINFUL
n DISEASES PECULIAR TO WOMEN.
Mrs. MONTAGUE, for many years afflicted
with most of the diseases that are common to
females, spending large fortune in ten years
in trying the different means of treatment for
her relief to no avail, was prevailed upon by
many of her friends to visit Cuba, December
As, for the purpose of rogaining her former
health. While there, she obtained a prescrip-
teu from Spanish Physician
"Whose silver locks
Were tending to the grave
With which, through the mercy of God, she
was restored to her youthful health.
After her return she made known to hum
dreds of her female sufferers the effects Of the
remedy with equally as great success.
This extraordinary medicine is offered to the
public for the relief and cure of all the painful
and dangerous diseases peculiar to women,
and that the female constitution is subject 20.
To those suffering from Prolapsus Uteri,"
Lucorrhoea, Ammorrhoea, Menorrhagia, Dys
menOrrhoea-Chlorosis, speedy cure can be
obtained.
To those suffering from Falling of the Womb
or Uterine Weakness of any kind, the Female
Cordial is especially recommended. II is war
ranted to cure this painful disease if perse-
vered in.
In all spinal affections, pain IN the region
of the Pelvis, Lowness of Spirits, Hysteria
Sick headache, and all those diseases arising
from the peculiar formation of women, the
Cordial will be found OF an immense value.
This medicine moderates all excess, and re-
moves all obstruction; it invigorates the de-
biliated constitution for the duties of life, and
when taken in middle age proves blessing.
| Modesty forbids u.s. in a public advertise
mcnt, to make full the details but the wrap
per around each letter will fully expiaia every
! case.
Merchants, females, or others, by ser ding Il
three cent stamp, can have any information
respecting the operations Of the medicine.
! Agents wanted in every village in the Uni
ted States. Put up in half pint bottles; $500
per bottles; 80 per cent. off to the trade. All
orders mast be addressed to
! Dr. J. d. STONER0AD,
(Sote Pr0prietor)
| lilly. Iewistown, Pa, Box IL.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-29

''% Note Reporters are becoming
1lnerous than Banks-nearly eve
-,ley-broker in the leading cities
Z established one for his own con-
'-ce' Some new work of the above
Paoa makes its debut in our office
week recently; each giving unmis-
1' evidence Of being the offspring of
s-el hnanciers or bank -kiters" >
.a'AinS to be necessary to the
mess e1lsencics" Of its particular To-
p ala each disclaiming all other mo-
vi ITS establishment. In our
= very few Of them are worthy Of
confidence, though occasionally
:! be found that is. The one which
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-29

has last made its appearance here is "In.-
|oy's Bank Note Reporter" published
weekly, at 112 sotth Third ST., Phila-
delphia, and corrected by Work, Nc
Couch & Co. Terms. Weekly, 81, per
anpum Semi-Monshly, 81 rs; Monthly,
20 cents per AMMAN. 1t has the appear
anee a of first class Reporter.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-29
Speeial Notices.

CouderspOrt Academy.
NOTICE is hereby given that an Election
will be held by the Stockholders of said lnsti-
tuition, at the Court House in Coudersport, on
FRIDAY, THE 9Th DAY OF AUGUST, next
between the hours of l and o'clockP NJ, for
the purpose of electing TRUSTEES, as re-
quired by law. BY order of the Board.
Codersport, July 20, 1853.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-29

~ uelghboring village, Wellsyille, n.
7s visited by another destructive FIRE
sunday night last. IL was doubtless
'''k Of an lncendiary, and was first
'eFed IN the ruins Of Taylor's Hall,
scene Of the thrilling accident on the
alt Seven buildings in all were
-si-amons them, the Office of the
f'e" The type, press and most of
aLeF fixtures Of the office were saved.
NJ Brass Band has been organized
teacher engaged. We suppose it
necessary to tell our citizens that
o. the Instruments a;e already in
aion.
ATE requested to give notice that
-slbeFs Of the Association will meet
Court House on Monday evening
-PIete their permanent organization.
1e members are expected to be
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-29
The National Finances.

what the people want to know is, what the
buchanan administration find to do with SO
much money and we apprehend they will be
impatient TIL they have satisfactory bill OF
particulars. 1t appears to be well confirmed
that irlng the past fiscal year it has received
from various sources over one hundred mil
lions OF dollars. If our readers will think OF
1t, TINS is pretty large sum of money And
this Is the beginning of government that
preached economy and retreuchment, and
talked morally and wisely about waste and
extravaganza. The question just now is, who
has got the money.
we know, of course, we'll enough where
portions of it have gone, being well aware of
the sums required by the terrible Mormon war,
and the secret espionage service, and a few
such matters; but summing up all we know
anything about, there still remain some thirty
odd millions to be accounted for 1t is desi-
rable that the well fed clerks should hurry up
the figures and let Us know what our national
administration have found to 90 with one
hundred millions Of dollars Some of their
predecessors would have thought themselves
pretty well off, and quite secure from any
mysterious and annoying deficiency, with that
snug little sum- HiSS0uri DemOcrdt
E-s~ Col. Steptoe has been defeated by the
Oregon Indians, and forced to retreat with
eleven killed and fifteen wounded.
BaF1 Gen. John A. Quitman, of Miss. dled
recently. from effects of National Hotel nOiSOn
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-29

5raRELL LYMAN, ESQ, a much re-
Ted citizen Of Roulet township, and
Known to the citizens Of this county,
n his residence last Friday, aged
.IZ Years.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-29

+" hope every farmer and gardener in
county will read the article on our
PAGE IN reference to the cause and
q. the Potato Rot. 1t is an excel
article.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-29

" farmers in this section are nearly
Trough their hay-harvest, and are
q commencing their grain crops. AS
b We can learn the crops in this coun-
.. good, Notwithstanding the back
'a7ss Of the planting season. All
d, corn that we have seen look well,
as rapidly maturing.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-29
B A G. X Z p

our statements, and everybody is invited to
test the truth of the same.
We furnish Merchants and Pedlars CHOICE
.SUPERFINE FLOUR at "a Il bbl. SALT at
Sl,75; Fine YOUNG-HYSON TEA 375 cts. r
b.; Choice WHITE FISH and TROUT $3.50
z @-bbl; BEST NAILS S4,25 TP keg,-other
things in proportion. We can do you good,
and expect to receive pay for our labor and
investment by selling large amounts, in the
wholesale way, to Merchants, Hotels, Pedlars
&C. We are aware that every Picininni shop
tells the same yarn, and advertise ten times
more than they have or can do; but come and
see US, and you will say
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-29

". would call attention to the adver.
s-eut Of Emerson & Co., in this week
IE
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LIST OF PREMIUMS :
Publishing House.

be dior
dtbeU
he'd of
knb weigh tandm ean aEew fBtrd ld
temalt t bebe b eda the rndl l te antb bnfd dbyt h
200 &C. Bes -notIe than
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buildings will be considered by the Judges their award and
will be required of each competitor They also requested
y at early date to enable the Judges to visit their Farms
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-29
,,;g;Iance Committees :

TiOilanCe Committees
7lsydau OsWdyo
r JudI. L. Lyman,
Nelson. Il ii. Lyman,
T, H hon. Jerome Chesebro.
tlIan Pike.
.sf,swar. John Careli,
..... Snhr. J. q. Merrick.
Rlhn- !
Rqglqm. Portage.
rsass Edward Huff,
perry II. F. Sizer,
49, Leonard. Lemuel Lucore.
Clara. Pleasant Vall.y.
s,erens. Matthew McDowl,
- gauIlrracha, John } Roberts,
- allen. John +. Clark
CuG,ryorL koHtet.
a.. Ransom. John Lyman, Jrt
Thompson, Christopher knowltoI
~ Ulmsel L. ii. Burt.
E.lEa. Steacardson
-ls N..-.. Henry Anderson,
. Nelson, Leroy Crittenden.
sPa1Ord.
Gass,s. SgiUdHia.
4 Perry. Robert Young,
Ms Leach, Pardon Haskins,
barrow. c. c. ReeS.
Hl-r50H Summit
"a. Dodge Merrick Jackson,
- Uatnan, Alfred Ayras,
BaHis J. VI. Bassett.
H,'or Swsdea.
r KlI0urn, G. L. Catlin,
r. >lal.rliu, Matthew Ostrander,
-a Tanner. II. l.. Bird.
Hanfr. Sharon.
81 Thatcher Joseph Mann,
Pter. Vim. l.. Starkwedther
E. Crosby 4. l.. ballard.
Ajr,a. Ulysses
-E- N >tillman, o. A. Lewis,
.s Estes. Lucian Bird,
aasIter. Dan Baker.
JH.toF West Branch.
Et lrywn.L Erastus Crippen,
-.s Thompson. ;. NJ Conable,
Lemuel Hammond.
kg'mg. Wharton.
q iuIs John Bensley,
a..1sugL, j. ". Rounds,
Lewis. John Bearield.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-09-08

AN FRESHMAN IN Contributing q
session of the Circuit Court at Lynchburg,
an Irishman WAS indicted for stabbing
another on the canal, and the only wit
ness was Dennis O'Brine, who was requi-
red to enter into bonds for his appearance
at the next court. The recognizance was
read in the usual form:
"You acknowledge yourself indebted
to the Commonwealth of Virginia in the
sum of $500"
Dennis.-'' don't owe her clint, sir"
AS soon as the clerk recovered from
the amusement at the answer he explain
ed the meaning of the form, and then read
it over again.
Dcnnis-" tell ye l don't owe her y
cint. It's more money nor | ever saw,
nor my father before me-"
At this stage of the matter a brother
of Dennis interfercd, and said:
Ye must jest say it. Dennis, it's one
of the forms of the law"
Dennis-" But | won't. I'm da-
cent, honest man, what pays my debts,
and III spake the truth, and the divil may
drink all my whisky for . month if I say
l owe anybody clint. Now chate me if
you can"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-09-08

A H1NDoo's sroRY.-A poor Il 'ndoo,
having been released from the cares of
this world, and from scurvy wife, pres
ented himself at the gate Of Brahmas par
adise. "Have you been through purga-
tory?" asked the god.-"No! but have
been married." he replied, seriously.
-"Come in then; it's all the same" AT
this moment rived another man, just de
funct, who begged Of Brahma to be per-
mitted to 90 in also. "Softly, softly
have you been through purgatory o.
"No! but what of that? Did you not ad-
nit, moment ago, one who had not been
there any more than I?'-"Certainly ;
but he has been married. . Married
Who arc you talking to? l have cen
married twice. ooh, pshawr' replied
Brahma, "get away! Paradise is not for
FOOLS -Athen@wm.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-09-08
BITTER TRUTH.

1t is matter for both sorrow and sur
prise that when woman has yielded to
temptation, and the gracps of maidenly
chastity are lost, that she alone should
bear the scorn and shame. The tempter
goes unpublished, but shc-thc tempted
and the yielding, is promptly punished
with social damnation.
But sometimes the guilt is placed where
it belongs. The Indiana 7rae RepubA-
can, afr giving an account Of the seduc-
ton, ana subsequent death by abortion
Of an intelligent, young and beautiful girl
says
eth 5 sad occurrence is not without
its moral. The murdered girl will rest
in her d;sh' nored grave; the poor old
broken hearted mother will bend under
the great weight of the sorrow that has
been thus cruelty thrust upon her aged
heart, until she sinks into the grave; but
the seducer-who will require this blood
at his hands? Who will meet him with
a less friendly grasp? What young lady
viii decline { the honor of his company?
What mother will forbid her daughters
to associate with him? What circle
will refuse him admission because of the
stain Of outraged innocence and murdered
womauhood upon bis hands? And yet
this is society-the society our daughters,
sisters and wives move i'll!
"Since the preparation of this dark
act, we have seen the principal actor in
it, in q company Of respectable men,
laughing gaily and talking lightly. This
was the day after her burial, and there
was no shrinking back among those men,
as though the plague was among them.
And why should they shrink? Her blood
is upon his hands; but then you know
his fine kid gloves will hide all that"