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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-08

I'VE E9SE Q = K > NULIC Es--WoRCESTER. s..
1FA Sept g. 1858. HENRY CHAPLIN, Judge Of Pro
bate and Insolvency. in and for the County Of Worees
er IS this day issued warrant agas the of
WILLIAM H. TAFT, Of Uxbrdge, Insovent Debtor,
aud the payment Of any debts, and the delivery any
property belonging to said insoveDt debtor, to him,
or for his use, and the transfer of any property by him
is hidden by law.
meeting of the creditors Of the said nsnvent debtor
will be held at the Court of Insolvency. Worcester on
the twenty first day of September Instant ten O'Clock
in the forenoon, fer the proof debts and choice Of
an assignee assignees.
THOMAS ALDRICH, Deputy Sheriff,
81 d2t&T1t Messenger.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-08

Where can get the best Daguerrenype, Ambrotype,
q r PHOTOGRAPHIC likeness OF myself or friepdsi
Go to the popular establishment conducted by TAPLLf
& CLARK, No 16 Harrington Corner, opposite City
Hail This is the universal reply to the above question
by Ii. scores Of well pleased customers who daily aYah
themselves Of MessTs Tspey Cark's skull Their pic
t,rea cannot be beat Give them call every body.
du
pECK,s CGNENC DRAIN PIPES,
or tbe drainage Of sinks, Cellars. Water Closets, sc.
r,snnfsctured at 2S Mechanic street These pipes
from three to SIX inches in diameter two feet long and
re SO congtrueeI that hey may be easily put ther
making complete and BILE drain, without the great
exDanse ATTENDING The laying Of brick drains.
List Of prices at the yard
8 inch IL cents per foot
Is "
s 10 "
II - "
All orders from the city or country promptly supplied
BY calling % Mechsnic street, my horse 63 south
bridge rect or with J. D. AMES 10 Thomas street.
jy20 du JAS. G. PECK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

$40 ND-On Catherine street. 8 pair of Gold spec-
y tailes' The owner can have the same by proving
property and paying charges Apply at this office
80 DIT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-08
GELECT sUH0OL.-NO. 1888 MAIN STREET.

g ELECT SCH0OLs-No. 1888 MAIN STREET.
The secon session Of Miss BIGELows SCHOOL in Brinley
Row, will commence the FIRST Monday of September
The School Year is forty two weeks instruction will be
given in the common and higher English Branches.
Terms OF TUITION - IS 90 oef quarter for the
higher English Branches, Latin included; 81 90 per
quarter for the English Branches For pupils
under eight years age So 60 PER quarer. Applications
may be made at Mr. A. BIGEL0W'S, No I5 Park
street. aul8 d3w~
4 , EMOVAL.-HIRAM OUsHMAN has remove ed
y to SO Main street, opposite the Central Church,
where will be found general assortment Of Shoe findings
and Tools, together with Trunks, Valises and Carpet
Bags, Also Cnases Lolenges all of which will be sold
as low as can be bought elsewhere Call and see.
81 dot
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-06-16

through the flames to perish amidst its ruins
It was calm summer night-the 10th of
August; the whole hill on which stood the
temple was one gigantic blaze of fre-the
roofs of cedar crashed-the golden pinnacles
of the dome were like spikes or crimson flame
Through the lurid atmosphere all was car
mage and slaug hter the echoes of shrieks and
wells rang back from the Hill of Zion and the
Mount Of Olives Amongst the smoking Iu-
ms, aud over piles of the dead, Titus planted
the standard of Rome. Thus weio fulfilled
the last avenginy prophecies-thus persisted
Jerusalem. In that dreadful day, men We're
still living who might have heard the warn
ing voice of him they enthusiastically |
say unto you, all these things shall come up
on this generation 0 Jerusalem,
Jerusalem. thou that killest the prophets aud
stonest them that arc sent to thee,
behold your house is left unto you desolate ~
And thus were the Hebrew people scattered
over the face Of the earth, Still! retaining to
this hour their mysterious ideutity-still q
living proof of those prophets they had scor-
ned or slain-still vainly awaiting that Mes
sah, whose divine mission was fulfilled eigh-
teen centuries ago, upon Mount Calvary"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-06-16

Her bosom heaved-she stepped aside;
AS conscious of my love, she stepped
Then suddenly with timorous eye
She fled TO me and wept.
She ilalf enclosed me with her arms,
She pressed NE with meek embrace;
And bending back her head, looked up,
And gazed upon my face.
Twas partly love, and partly fear,
And partly twas bashful art,
Tha; l might rather feel than see
The swelling Of her heart.
! calned her fears; and she was calm,
And tod her love with virgin pride;
And so l won my Genevieve,
My bright and beaptious bride
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-06-16
EBENsBURG, JUNE 16, 1853.

The burgomaster decided that the horse.
and the valice, which contained great mum
Der of gold pieces. should be given to young
Krettel whose courage had so powerfully con-
tributed to rid the country of bandits who
had infested it for SO long time
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-06-16
Advertising Rates.
Choice poetrp.
GENEYIEVE,
tT sAAUEl TAYLOR coLEn-paE.

SEtSG We ~-
;ked/ FY sANCEl, TAYLOR CoLEn-pGg.
isslt Al thoughts, all passions. all dsligh:s
isnd Whatever s.rs this nlOrta! franc,
IL are but ministers Of Love,
And feed his sacred Halue.
"a 4 q iruy waking dreams DO I
live DER again that happy hour
/. Taer midway Oh the mount I lay
Eth Esside tie rl;Ile<: tower
.ac yas r.,gnsliue s;eahug o'er the scrne,
n N had Blended viii. :he lights Of eve;
; Ar4 sae gas here, my hopc, NY 10y,
Il Ny own dear (teneviovc!
is Sic .:ar-l aglnsl ~ armed u.ar.
Ct I.e .latue y .ae armed s,ight
1G NT sac stood aal is,@ned to my harp
4iDij tie lingering light.
Pew ser'o~s hsth she Of -. Own,
- "a Ny hope, my j7y, N, Ganiviov-!
d npei ;.elJye- NE beec w!leue'e. l sing
Il day TIE r ngs that make Ler grisve.
abo1 7l,yel S,it AMI doleiul air,
! ssuG oli and moving story--
he N T D! rude song ths: fitted vel
s thet 7as ruins = Id and ho.ry.
ndrJ
L. listened With t1itting blush,
bs1EJ With doHncast eyes and modest grace;
Mn hr.wcll she knew could not choose
4 90, But gs1. upon her face.
AhD1 o!d Ler of the Knight, that wore
,PF~ Upon ms shield burning brand;
RAW sd that fJT ten long years he wood
Tie Lady Of .he Land.
io,a o'a her how how he pined: and, al
lhe low, the deep, the pleading tone,
th Hs,a yhici. saEg apother's love,
.ucs Interpreted my own.
onp sLs listened with a fitting blush,
es With d,wuca,t eyes and modest gra-c;
snd she foreaye me that gazed
d Ic5 f5ndly on heI face.
Il when told the cruel acorn
idhgU Which craEed this bold and lovely Knight
ms = I'd that he crossed the mountain woods,
Az Nor rested day nor night;
tock1
, Iso az sometimes from the savage den,
- And sometimes from the darksoHe shade.
ad sometimes starting up al once,
In green and sunny glade.
Fas here came, and looked him in the face.
II Cd An angel beautiful and bright;
Ind that he knew it was 4 fepd,
'LII lis miserable Knight
- Few, unknowing what ne did,
NuF9 lie leaped amid murderous band,
i OoN1 n saved from outrage worse than death
!, s.,ed Ns Lady Of the Land.
,ARYI '--1ow she wept and clasped his knees,
3. Ab1 AID how she tended him IL. vain
ever strove 20 eIpiate
-Le scorn that crazed his brain;
Is: III 70 hat she nErsod him IN a cave;
AID how his madness went away
gesrr 'a ou the yellow forest leaves,
be 8 dying man he lay.
t mn
1ly.ng words-But when reached
alTB '.1l tenderest strain of sll the ditty,
altering voice and pausing harp
INGN '''arIs,i her soul with pityl
res oi yir,..,
NET impulses Of soul and sense
VAC thrilled my guileless Genevisye.
res. l'asic aud the doIeful tale,
ne' 'a' nct and balmy eve;
pes, aud fears that kindle hope,
2; OIL - J.. aAdlStinguish.bIe thronz.
of afn SeH's Tishes long subdued,
'''llst and cherished longl
GLAy 'l' With pity and delight;
D. ~ ~osAed with love and maiden shame;
.. -.' The raurmur Of /. dream,
be' bT,ssb, nay mans.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-06-16

Ey The editor of the Home Journal
says, BLESSED are they who do not adver-
tise. for they will rarely bs troubled with
customers"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-06-16

AN houe=s ,oau i the nohlest work Of God.
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The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-02
advertisements
PROSPECTUS
YAzOO uAss,vos,,

'HlS journal will be established NJ W. = l.
l Miss by s. s. Calhoun & Co.. and ,u,% uaTO Citgy
It's debut about the lst of September. ,r no.! nAt
viii be devoted TO the advancement Of tNa Ai \
interests Of Yazoo and the ADJOINING '"n locRI
and to the advocacy of the princiSle. SOuall.' ~
Democratic Southern Rights Party. VI 'l'
While the DEMOCRAT will present tho
oil fearless scrutiny of the acts Of tho q eSOltl
ment and public men, its columns will n0" ~Oven'
less be open to what is considered mprito.
Literature, and promotive of science md o ,Ou' s
Agriculture is the basis Of the wealth no ~ arts
portanee of the Southern States, esnao;nu %"u In,
Mississippi, and the editor win thereS5re Lly Ly u
specia attention Upon this branch of indua.''' oS'''
Associated with the editor in the ns'ry nronr,usy
of the paper will be skiful praeticpi ir%r'aP uN;
whose energies viii be wholly directed 10 f"'' H.
chanical department This arranremSn. ~ us ns,
secure neat and handsome sheet, VIII
The DEMOCRAT is offered to adyest;sors
excellent means of communication with tbo o.I ~
lie. -" "le pub
The terms of subscription will be TEprr n.
LARS per annum, Invariably in qdvance. D'''
Address; s. s, CALHOoN & CO...
lazoo CITY, Mi"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-02
For SnIe.

VIE undersigned offers for sale his place, b
II l the town Of Benton containing four acres
! Lne dwelling having been lately fitted up in ib'
pest manner, and pleasantly situated, offers
mos. agreeable and comfortable residence; wiz
good o9t-buildings, excellent water, and yarieg
OF shade and fruit trees. The furnituro is con,
Plete, nearly new, and if desired would be Soa
with the house II is one of the most desrAD
locations in the State, having good society, chuf
ches' hourishing schools, &c. For terms appI
70 WM. A. L. POTTS, NJ. D.
Benton. Yazoo county, May 9th, 1853. II.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-02

ASSOCIATE EDITORS.
DIR L c. GARLAND, Tuscaloosa.
DR. H. TALBIRD, Marion.
Hon: GA BRIEL DU VAL. Montgomery
H. TUTWlLER. Greene Springs.
A. GODDARD, Coosa County.
I. R LORD. TalIadega.
|. A. TOWNE, ESQ.,, Cahaba.
w Z. RICHARDSON. Summe rfeld.
l. G. BRAGG, Auiaugaville.
W. 1. WALTHALL, Mobile.
W. F. PERRY, Tuskegee.
J. w. PRATT, Tuscaloosa.
II. B. HATFIELD, Eutaw.
September A, 1851
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-02
FRESH ARRIVALS
AT THE
Gentlemcn's Furnishing Emporium
]. FROMHERZ,

N e r c II A " T T a II Z 0 r
Yasoo city, Miss,
HAS just received direct from the Eastern
cities. large and splendid assortment of fine
GOODS for tie SEAS N-Cloths, Cassmeres
Mernoes, French Doeskin and PIain and Fancy
Vesiings of all kinds, all Of which he is prepar-
ed to manufacture for customers TO order. in
the latest styles, and on the shortest notice
.0-5-N No fit. no sole.-S-O He has also on hand
a full stock of Shirts, Cravats, Gloves, &c, &c
The paIrorsge of the public is respectfully
solicited.
0-S- Fashion plates received every month
from York and Paris ly-n
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-02
Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned. under tho firm of Link &
Harrison. is this day dissolved by mutual consent
The liquidation of TIE business will be attended
to by both parties. ND. LINK.
II. HARRISON
Tazoo City. May 1st, 1858
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-02
New EirYn.

THE undersigned have associated themselves.
under the finn of Harrison & Hyatt, for the
transaction of Produce. Grocery and Commis
sion business. and respectfully solicit the patron
age of their friends, and of the former customers
ofLink 4 Harrison, Holmes & Hyatt, and L. L..
Hyatt & Co. H. HARRISON.
L. L. HYATT,
Yazoo City May :, '5S-no49 If.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-05
masonic DIBEOToRY-

,,. ,; ,ts,os the M and ntird Mon
.yerinrsof ..eisrnon, c. ". sr"Ts' !" NJ; A1sS-
giaiei' I7agAI67, Slrretars. ,
Wheeling lodge Go. SS MEETS as above on
the li,ss and third Thursday evenings Of eac' ni"H
BavssLrxGga " NJ; s. ". Pearson, Secretary
sgI.eeEing EJuJorl ejEanP1er no. S4.-'ies,S @ ~ a.
eQge the sscoa stondsy evening ~ eacn month W. :"
s5o1r, u. P; $. ", Pearson, Secretary.
Wheeling Encsri,aPra eat No. I'-o.e, ~
s6'ysau t4eiearfs Monday eEeping Of fFaeh H'0'''
i Aariag, Recorder
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cHlHcHEs or, wnEELING.

For the Information strangers visiting the ciiws pub
following list Of the different Churches, and their
me ana nace Of meeting Ii there are any mistakes we
viii ussethe necessary correction With pleasure;
s. Uoitteq5's Eo5gc aia, Corner sionroe and Byron
treets lev T. T. PERkIss Rector; morning 1O
cocT;, eveniur,I
St. Jots.'s E1sscopGzG,, Main street between FIRST and
second Centre wheepp, Rev J II. saIn a H. Rector
t5rry.ces-RIorItrg 1875 Hfrernoon s1si night ~
,ss JgesJ1fsgfaa, REV. T. H. wkED, Pastor Fourtlist,
stween Quincy morning afternoon
Sscoad Eres5g geraH, Webster street between Main and
Marso Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening
J6iyd Pssbytcrior Fifth between Chestnut and
Tbert s,s Wheeling, Eey E. woops' Pastor sefTi-
smorn!ug and evening.
F6at6 PFsa5yts,fa a PAUL., Pastor, Mains'reet
et,ser Washington dams stsi services morning ana
evening
FourtG Street leFodist Episcopal Rev. j. f. WILSON,
street between and Quincy; services
morning and evening.
Nerh strsetAetaodts Eatscopat Rev a A HroEN Pastor
correr -IarEet and 15prti sts North WhespE' services
morning AID evening
laopliac .2yeet Netsodtst Kofseopo', Rev T H. Mos-
poE pastor Cha pine street First and Second
Centre whee- ing. services morning ami evening.
g,-A gHeel.nq " Z. CAVrtt, Rev A srkvESs
,stor; services morning and evening.
igeeginG IsEG1ti CHopef, on Wheeling lsano he'' .
WILSON, Pastor.
e,syma, uetiodist Episeapql, Rev.c HELwTG,P PASTOR
capue 5etEeen Webster and Third Centre wheel
ng.
julpCS CNGFotF'Itr ih"IAbH N"'hui'Ni
R. v wFY.s FIftI street. Of HaiHpden; services
morning and afternoon.
asociqss y,,,cd REV. 7. MCCLURE Pastor. corner
orsfrlet s,eron st ana afternoon.
Disrtlie'a street, between "ehser and Iiu.
Centre Wheeling; services 1oG in Oh" morning. ana N
evening.
Esoagslca, Proteaut, Rev IYs' HELPER Pastor Clay
rect above sixth, East Wheelns
zsoa, 6sangs5ira1 Lataeriaa, Rev F. zrnnEHN4s' ..
r, ,1grtet street between Webster AID Thire Centre
,rayGF .Un-
.o.e, .ssagoqse quincy street, between Nisr'st and
g,4aaa Protestant Union Eail. Main street between
M.nrse aal Quincy services i6tz morning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-05

BnLlAEos.--Ne c hive always been the ajvo-
catcs OF ipdGging the young in every game
which can be INDUCED in withoat superiuduc-
ing bad habits, mad the games which pareatS
should ul,-ays cheerfully permit their children
tp learn arc Chess, Whist, Billiards and Nine
Pins;-the two former. as being calculated to
exercise and sharpen the intellect; and the twO
lnttel a. furnishing innocent and healthful
ercis.. of the ho3v. There is nothing in any
one of the game~ which need exclude any one
iron. freely participating in them; and TO con-
denim asd prescribe them is sheer fsnaticIsnI.--
True. some persons will bct at Whist Billiards,
Nine Pins, and even Chess and so they will
upon walking! Stall all mankind abstain from
walking because gamblers bet opon their feats
in that fcral.dg And yet it would De as Teas1n-
able to make such demand, a to ask one who
never bet cent at Whist or i5iiiiartis in his
life. to abstain from playing, because others
have and do bet upon the game.
The day has passed for such absurdftics---
Biiinrd fables. Bowiine Alleys, Whist and
Chess. one Ur all Of them found in most well
regulated house<; and the consequences aTe, that
OnI Young men haze Inducements offered them
(or remaining in the family circle instead of be-
ing driven into places Of public amnsements or
into Saloons where gambling is mixed up with
more innocent amusenentS.--lA1 n T. Courier
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Arc!Iliisiap Hughes, Arsal EIIliu-arEe, the
popu, aad doubtless the BcviL- " lat a team.i
Tue SrtciD4's WI.E.-Ihas the suicide Of
Herbp-; ,sas the yictinl Of MS own disso!Hte
iii. and bad temper is no doubt true, but that
ne also was OF tint unfortunate class, Of niis!i
there are too many, who ",narry IN haste to
repeutat leisure, Is also probably true The
Indianapolis ,loUrno} states that Mrs. Herbert
was gaining residence in t!.ac city SO as to
bring herself within thc divorce law of that
State, and had filed her application for such
divorce, aseTrinG as ground for her appii-
cation. Hl-usage and actaai violence ~ tie part
of her husband The .}Duy1Et adds as follows:
She probably had 40 particular re''son 10 'a-
meut the death Of her husband, hut a very gem
er;.l feeling i expressed here that . becoming
sense OF her situation should have restrained
some Of her public administrations Of indiler-
ence. The dav the news reached here, or the
day after. her presence IN the streets was ire
oleit enough to excite TeinaT and at night she
accoTnrqnTed ge.;Jfc;Gan 10 THE Odd Fellows
Festival aud remained for considerable time
There WAS soothing improper Ia Il, TO be sure,
but IL did not rvince exactly the degree o. Well
ratv that orc likes 10 Associate with The idea
Of u ''beautifuI, young and fascinating woman
Here is another instance Of the shameful lax
itv Of V estern law relative 40 divorces This
woman. once before divorced narries Z man
,!le SHOWS nothing about has some Hare N"
;,r' ruSh, with railroad speed TO IndianH, where
a le.y weeks residence only IS needed TO open
the door Of the courts to case site dnre not
bring where she is known. But the snicidc's
own iiaad releases her. and she again spreads
herself to catch another Hat
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nc GOf3IESPoNDENTS

LETT Eus concerning ssrTp5n adv rtisinr other fl
bsiess t In.isn should Ge addressed to
rrpt'-j=sers.
addressed the tdors jointly, or to either one
them.
writing for Publication, will please write
culF side Of the paper.
A., Observance above rules win greatly oblge
nd prompt attention to correspondents than
=yu1- I'll ct1erHise receive.
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Fivr CiiLDRi.S AT OxE BmrIf f--Op the morn
in., oi AinnGay last, woman named Etspet Cor
don. residing IN Rothes gave birth TO three male
md two female children. The three boys were
born-alIve and lived till The following morning,
but the two girls were still.born- The births
were premature. being, in the sixth month /; but
what is extraordinary, all were full grown for
the. ueriod ni CESSATION; nor j this the most
surprising circumstance in the case-one of the
boys having ac,upliy two front teeth when he
came into tie world. Dr. Dawson Of R0thes,
attended the ,yoInan, who, we are happy to say,
j. doing wonderfully Well.--tElgiH CoDrGnt,
.Stctlan6.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-05

''An, Mr. SimpkiuS we have not chairs enough
for o,:r company" said gay young wife to her
frugal husband. Plenty OF chairs, my ducky,
but little TOO much company replied Mr
SinikinS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-05

THE INTELI.IG ENCER.

Lose ,IoaT 'yEST'vofTH, of the Chicago Der
ocra., has ncaris Is many revelations" as
Brigham Young He baS now learned that
Archbishop Hughes IS taking an active inter=s,
in the reelection 10 the Senate Of Stephen \
Douglas Hr. Dousias was in New York the
other day Ofeourse his business was an in
terri.w .yi;h the Archbishop. What else ur-
der the sunand ,..non could he have been about?
willian, H. Sa,yari ard tlTe Pope or Rome ere
also backing douglas The Pope is anxinus---
lie gives more attention 70 the IiIinois inbrog
10 than 10 ,he immacculate conception. The
Archbishop Is accused OF huyfug NJ tiic Wv
YORK Tribune, AMI haif dozen othcr influential
sheets, to say good word for Douglas. Long
John SAYS:
When Bishop Hughes bays Republican pa
pers at tue East ii IS ssu tlat he buys those
at the West. We intend t. expose ti.e
movements in other S;cres crush ont Mr.. Lin
coin i'll this State because he IS Protestant, at
anv rite andr;tl MI hazards. . it Is
the Pope of Rome, through bishop Hughes and
his psoiessc3 Republican organs AZ the East,
who SAYS that Abraham Lincoln SHALL not be
United States Senator
- the President has, through his amply
endorsed organ, ;Ise Union, instructed his Of
he,. holers y, Illinois 10 work for Do'isaS, the
coalition ia favor Of the return OF that gentle '
nrau to Tie Senate consist, according To Long
john, of--ihe Little Ciaut himself, the Presi-
dent, William II. Seward. Horace Greeley,
Archbishop Hughes, Arson EHliuEanGc, the
Pope, and doubtless the BcviL lat a team!
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Q r publish the papers sent TO the former Ill
e .Ear.. .il.y , hsstrcs csIi0nsiiie.
SF;te gpvfS ly sd, ,G refusing take periodi
slg lI-rs c and erving 'lern unciiled
a.. l.yDlts evidence 0f intentional lraui.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-05

a kind Of marriage bank" proposing to pro-
vide & snug little fortune to girls foolish enough
to ,iepos. their small earnings in it, has just
smashed at Berlin No less than 1900 creditors
have come forward.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-05

OSE argument in the British parliament in
faver OF letting men marry their deceased wives
sisters was, tbat by doing 50 a man had only
ono mother ff-law instcad Of two.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-05

War is the difference between 4 ship and
hen, The hen lays one egg and ting ship lays
90"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-05

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