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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-25
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CopTRoMuR's OFFICE, ONO
Columbus, Nov. l3, 1851

Columbus, Nov. IS, 1851
l EDlTon SrArEsuAN-I send you
herewith a slip, clipped from II Gin
cinnau paper, giving information up-
On topic Of very general interest
believing it TO be Of sufficient interest
to your readers to warrant reproduc.
ton in your paper. Ii cannot well be
compressed into Il smaller space, OF |
wouId attempt that service.
Respectfully. W. B. 7.
THE PENALrY FOR NoN.PAYMENr
or SEMI ANNUAL TAX.-Muny, if not
most persons, mistake the effect Of
tax law passed at the last session OF
the Legislature, providing for the pay
ment OF one-half the assessed tax up
on the Goth Of December The sup.
position is very general that the pen.
atty is but five per cent, unon the
amount dvo upon that day, and con.
seQucntly that there will be no addl-
tional penalty il the taxes are not paid
before the 20th OF June Of the next
year, and that the penalty, therefore,
is but about equal to the ordinary
rates Of interest charged by bankers
about ten per cent per annum.
A communication signed by tax.
payers was sent to DR.. Fries, the
County Treasurer, day or two ago,
propounding certain questions, which
he was requested to answer for the
beaeiit Of the taxpayers generally,
who may be ignorant Of the provis.
ions Of the new law. The Treasurer
yesterday, after an examination Of the
law, replied to these questions, and
as they are Of interest to every per-
son in the city whose name may be
upon the tax duplicate, we publish
the interrogatoricS and replies;
1St lfthe half yearly tax on per.
sonaiProPsHy is not paid on the 20th
Of December, does not the whole tax
for the year mature on that day, and
is not the penalty five per cent. for
nonpOymcnt to be estimated on the
achOle tax for the year!
To this question the Treasurer re.
piled in the affirmative; that is, that
the penalty ol five per cent, is added
to the 2ohOie tdp which appears upon
the duplicate.
"a. Is there any additional penal,
ty for the non-payment OF taxes on
personal property, if not paycd at
any Subsequent period, to the Goth Of
December.
The reply is in the negative; parties
may be proceeded against immcdi.
ateIy after the Goth Of December for
the srh0!e gears ta@.
81. At what period may eXecu-
ion be issued against delinquent per-
'onal taxpayers, and will not such de.
inquents have to pay the expenses Of.
such executions in addition to the pen
llty3
The Treasurer answers that the eX
.cution may Issue Immediately after
The goth Of December, for principal,
and costs.
4th, lftho haIt.ycarly tax on reol
estate is not paid by the 20th Of De
,cmbrr, is there any additional penal. |
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-25
CancerS!! CancerS!!!

THE subscriber vouches to extirpate the most
L difficult cases of Cancer In the short space
Of from thirty minutes to seven hours; almost In
every case without the use of the knife.
W. FLOYD, NJ. D.
ADDREss-South Perry, Hooking Co., 0.
References authen,icsting the successful treat
mcnt, viz: Thomas PORK, n. S. MORTON, Il.
GAMBLE, Esq, RICHARD RoBERTs and S. TUoK-
ER. Address Shelby, Rehland County, o.
(. VAN BusKIRK, JoHE RULE. MORGAN LAvER-
ING and ADAM BIoHrAL. Address Woodbury.,
Richland Co., o.
MICHAEL SILBER. II. DEFENDER and J. I.
SToNEBRAKER. Address Wooster, Wayne Co.,
Ohio. 1.t.f.
SAMUEL NASH. Address-Delaware, Ohio.
JoHN WHEELER, ESQ, THOMAS AxTELI, X. b.
CHAPLIN, W HoUcH, JoHs Boees and J1hfs
DExNY. Adiress--Biadensburg Knox CO., o.
novls-sm-S5 ", +. ~ y.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-25
Profitable Employment.

DLEASE READ TIlIS!-Agents wanted! Ex.
J. ira Inducements t1r 1857. NJ persons IN
WANT OF EMPLOYMENT will at once receive
our catalogue Of Books for the New Year prepaid
by forwarding us their address, Particular at
tention is requested to the liberal offers we make
to all persons engaged in the sale Of our Large
Type Quurto PICTORIAL FAMILY BIBLE
with about ole Thousand engruvingS. On re-
ccipt Of the established price, six dollars, the
Pictorial Family Bible, with well bound sub
scripton book. will be carefully boxed and TOR
wardcd by Express, ut our risk and expense, To
any central town or village in the United States
excepting those Of California, Oregon or Texas
Our blolS are sold only by canvasscrs, and are
well known to be the most slleablc. Address
post paid, ROBERT SEARS. Publisher.
No. Isl, William Street, New York.
Nov 2j. '5S.-lw
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-25
SllERIFFS SALE.
Order Of Sale No. l,

Henry Shields .
Vs. Order OF Sale No. IL
Joseph Wilcox and
Mary Jane Wilcox.
DY virtue of an or.ler Of sale to mo directed
ID from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Vintcn
comfy. Ohio, will offer for sale ut the door of
the Cour. House, in the town Of Macarthur, in said
county,
On the 2Sth day of December, 1858,
between the hours oflO o'clock A, NJ. and o'clock
=. ~ Of that day, the following property, to-wit:
Forty acres Of land lying aud being in Vinton
County, in Township O. Of Range No. IS, aud
part Of Section No. lG; beginning ut the North
West corner Of tho first lot, thence East W poles
to u dogwood stake; thence due North 80 fur as
10 contain 40 acres; thence West TO tho Section
line aud thence South to the place Of beginning.
Ordered to no sold IA the property Of Joseph
Wilcox and Mary Jane Wilcox to satisfy judg-
ment In favor of Henry Shields. appraised ut
three hundred and sixty dollars and must sell
for two-t thirds Of that sum. Terms Of sale, cash
in hand. WIN. GOLD, Sheriff V. Co.
Nov. 25, lS5s.-4l50
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-25

Abraham Wilbor
Va. Order Of Sale.
II. 3. Moore.
DY virtue Of an Order of sale to me directed
ID from the Court Of Common Pleas of Vinton
county, Ohio, will offer for sale. Mt the door of
the court house, in the town of Macarthur, in said
county,
On the 2Sth day of December, 1885,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and four
O'Clock 7. NJ. Of said day, the following described
property, to wit:
In Lots Numbers 9l, 90, 80 and 40 in the town
Of llamden, Vinton county, Ohio. Ordered to
be sold to satisfy judgment rendered in said
Court in favor Of Abraham Wilber against II. B.
MOOfe.
In Lot No. 81 appraised at.."......"s s2SO,O 90
In Lot No. 22 ...........' $4,000
In Lot No. 80 4" ........... 1873 90
In Lot No 40 4" ........... 10000
anl must bring two-thirds Of that sum. Terms
Of sale, cashi in hand.
WILLIAM GOLD,
Sheriff of Yinton County o.
Nov. 81, 1s53.-5w 4d5O
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-25


u The Newark Advocate says,
"the new plan Of allowing onc-haIf of
each years taxes to remain in the
pockets Of the people until June fol-
lowing the time they have been nsu-
ally paid, will require corresponding
arrangements on the part Of School
Directors in contracting with teachers.
Except where a district has a balance
on hand from last season. the Trustees
will find it necessary either to short
en- the usual lcagih Of the winter
term, or to stipulate with the teacher
to wait for q portion OF his salary un-
til after the June collection of taxes.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-25
AFFAIRS IN OBERI1N.-There i

AFFAIRS IN OBERuN.-There is
considerable excitement in Oherlir yet,
but we understand the "higher-law"
people have abandoned the idea of Ge-
fying the United States laws. Some
ofthe leading negro fighters have left
town and gore to parts unknown. A
citizen ofOberlin informs us that there
are at least one hundred fugitive slaves
in that ,lace Ciereland PlGtndeag-
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Save your Doctor Bills and Time.

M. SAVAGE, Nd, July 7, 1856.
Dear Sir:-In consequence of taking cold, after
q bad a tack Of the measles, some eleven years
since, have from that time suffered greatly with
disorlercl liver and stomach. have been at
times so bad that my life was despOircd Of.
was induced, sometime ago, through the persua-
sion Of friend, Nr. Henry Shaier; to try bot
tie Of Hollands German Bitters, thinking If i.
done no coud it could 10 me 10 harm, and know
ing Mr. Shafer to by a gentleman who would not
recommend any thing to me that lie did not have
confidence in. Before ! had taken one third Of
the bottle, my bowels became regular and had
n fine appetite. When had used wo-thirds OF
it ! considered my health as good us ever it wGs,
and could cat anything without its disagreeing
with me in the least. l now keep bottle of the
Bitters in the house continually, aud in case |
take cold or feel unwell, take dose or two aud
it makes change in my bowels, Which is all l
need, wherefore, for the past II years my doctor
bin has been from ten to SOS per year, besides
lost time and severe illness. Yours truly,
p. J. THRASHER.
To Dr.J VI. jackson, Philadelphia, Pa
Ask for IIoofand's German Btters. Take no
thing else and see that the name of e. NJ. Jack
son is on the wrapper Of each bottle.
They can be had of druggists and storekeepers
in every town and village in the United States.
West Indies and South America, at 7jc. per
bottle. Principal office AIS, Arch st., Pniadel-
phia, Pa. nl4w2
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-25

WITHIN a few days, German citi.
zen of Cincinnati died at the Lunatic
Asylum at Dayton. His insanity was
caused by losinga small fortune that
he had accumulated byrigid economy,
energy and perseverance, by the fail.
ure Of the Ohio Life and Trust Com.
pany. Put not thy trust in riches.
nor trust thy riches to soulless corpor.
ations.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-25
OHIO STATE AND UNION LAW COLI
------- IEEE

This Institution has been removed to Cleveland,
Ohio. Degrees are legally conferred, and stu
dents, upon Graduating, may be admitted to
pr sctice Fer circulars, address, at Cleveland,
r:" " TINn c--=--l--
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-25

MAIL ROBBERY. John N. Bell,
Esq, an U. S. Deputy Marshal for the
Southern District of Ohio. proceeded ,
on Yesterday morning. to DuIl's Fork
Postoificc, located at Yankeetown, in
the northwestern part of Fayctte Co.,
and arrested VIM. A. Phelps and his
two daughters oD Charge Of abstract
ing money from the mail. Phelps is
an aged man, and was the postmaster
at Duti'5 Fork. His daughters ar
rested are named Sarah and Jennie,
one about eighteen and the other about
twenty years of age. They are rath-
er good.looking. They confessed to
having distracted money from the
mail, but averred the innocence Of
their father. Suspicious have rested
npon that Office for some time, and a
decoy letter, containing about S34 of
spurious bank notes, was mailed at
Bloomingburg on the 18th of this
month, directed to Providence, r. l.,
and thus they were canght in the trap.
Mr.. Bell LETT with all three of them on
the afternoon train, yesterday, Qhc
17th inst. J for Cincinnati, where they
will undergo an examination. 1t is
truly sad affair Washington Reg.
CHARGE OF RoBBIHG TIE MAIL
After the evidence was given, the
Commissioner discharged the father
and Jennie, and held Sarah, the el-
der, in $500, to answer at the Circuit
Court
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-25
What TIE English Bill EEas Bone
for knnsls.

Philip c. Schuyler, writing to the
New York I,jJme from BarIiusamc,
Kansas, says that "more has been
done for the organization Of Kansas
IN tie iaSt f1m m0atbs than was ac.
complished in the four years prior to
this" Mr.. Schuyler says; you may
thing the remark a strange one, lat it
is true. From the moment the pass.
ago Of the English Bill made clcar
our policy and our duty, Kansas had
peace" And he adds : Home ap.
plicalion IS beginning to show itself
in every direction. C0ntenment and
happiness are making their impress on
every countenance, and our industrial
economy will show greater develop.
mems Of the soil, and improvements
in homes then have been shown for the
whole period Of Kansas settlement" ."
Such is the testimony Of Mr.. Schny,
Ter, ior several years a resident OF Kan.
sas,a strong anti-slavery man, and an
opponent of Mr.. Buchanan's Admin.
istratiOn.
And the measure that has brought
about that peace, and given assurance
to industry and improvement, is the
same that met with so much abuse
and itsadvocates so much villiiicatiOn,
atthe hands OF the RepuJlicansl
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-25
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Kile &; james Before d. Y. Benjamin, ]. P.
VS.. of Madison Township, Vintoh
Irenus a. .Geron. County, Ohio
ON the 18th day of November, A. d. 1858,
" said Justice issued an order of attachment
in the above action for the sum of fve dollars and
fifty cents. A. w. JAMES.
Prattsville, Nov. 10, ls5S.-nl5wG
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-25

With these figures before him, eve.
ry sensible man will see why it is that
the 1873, 900 Opposition voters OF Ohio
have been able to elect fifteen Com
grcssmcn whilst the 1872 900 Demo.
cratic voters gvt no more than SjF.
A deliberate examination Of the
position and strength parties as they
nov stand in Ohio, must 90 far to sat
isly all reasonable minds that ultimate
asccndcrcy is in store for the Democ-
racy. To attain this end, it is but
necessary that our friends shall be
faithful to the good old cause,-that
they shall examine every question as
it arises free from alarm or apprehen-
s,on,--that they shall guard them.
selves against forming premature
judgment against their own household,
that they shall faithfully remember
that the great Democratic party is thc
safe and certain corrector of its own
errors, and that history proves that to
no other party so well as to the party
of Jefferson and jackson, can the
country look for those wise connsels
and patriotic measures which in the
future as in the past, are best calcula.
ted to uphold the nations honor abroad
and maintain its prosperity at home.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-25

We hope the Macarthur Democrat
will keep its shirt on.--JaotSon Stan.
dQrd.
Thank You. The manner in which
you, in your explanation, ascend the
pole Of ridicule without either shirt
or ''unmentionables" is sufficient with.
ont further warning.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-25
From the Newark Advocate.
THE Ohio DemOcraCY---Ehc Past
and Present,

ANA A'r'seh''
We have already called attention
to the fact, that the vote cast for the
Democratic State ticket at the recent
election in Ohio, rs not only equal to,
but actually in excess Of the vote
which was given to Payne for Cover.
nor in the contest of 1851 when there
was nothing to distract the party or.
ganization and when the State issues
were largely in our favor. 70 further
illustrate the solid and prosperous
condition Of the Democracy Of our
great State, we now present in con-
pact form, the total vote polIed for tie
Democratic nominee at each State
election from 1851 10 1853, both in
elusive:
Ia 1858, BARLEY for Sup. Judge, lf9 40S
%a 1921 P Poymc 'G' "r Eoo'Jn S"n mJas i55 100
,s55 NIrJiIi for Governor, lalOgI
ISL, Norris for Sup. Judge, lOJ O75
Tr will tbus he seen, that the De-
mocracy Of Ohio are making regular
Iy n lnrae annuay addition to their
strength and that in 1858 instead of
LrooEin@ down as they did in 1854.
thev pojIed a larger number of votes
rban tbcy ever before cast at n State
election Nor is this ALL for, what is
still moro noteworthy, the Democrat.
ic vote of 1853, Notwithstanding the
.iIl.bodinr clamor that existed in the
early part of the wear, falls only a few
thousand short of the very largest vote
ever noIled by tho Ohio Democracy
under the bioh excitement ol Il Pres
;Ieutiay cauvoss The vote Of Ohio
IN 1852 and 1876, was as follows:
7, 1870 p;oro, roooir,d 400 900
=" So 80 D',lIl,,, ! 's',1 'IN,,'N" 120C-l
i0o0' ""'''",'"
90 II appears ESQ, oy uaeao '. LSuroS' ,'''. ','"'
III ''e recent 0,"'e c'''''"9S' "o nav =
come "!'''in " 'c" '',ouS""d No''S ..
po'l'n5 rs ''1f%c" No'o as was ever
cast ny the DeI'locFacy o"'eI 'ho M
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-25
SIaerias's sale.

",
Big Sand Iron Company
and John Fee Jr.
eY virtue of an execution to me directed
-AO from the Court of Common Pleas of
Fnton County, Ohio, I will offer for sale
at the door Of the Court House, in the town
Of Macarthur, in said county,
On the 2Sth day Of Deccm Der, 1853,
between the hours of 0 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
O'Clock P. II, Of said day, the following do
scrbcd premises situate in said County of
Ninton Ohio. to-wt.
All Of Fraction Nineteen belonging to John
Fec, Dr., lying west Of Big Sand Run. in NInton
County, Ohio, in Fraction Nineteen Township
Eleven, Range Sixteen, containing about eighty
acres Of land, more or less. Taken as the prop
cr,y OF John Fee, Jr., 10 satisfy three Judgments
-one in favor Of c. NJ. Burns, one in favor of s.
T. Weed and one in favor Of Caluhill Burns.
Appraised ut eighteen dollars per acre, and
mns. bring two-tlfirds Of that sum- Terms OF
lie cash IN hand.
WILLIAM GOLD,
Sheriff Of Ninton County,0.
Nov. %, lS5S-6d-5w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-25

Hon. WM. X. SEBASTIAN has been
unanimously elected TO the United
States Senate from Arkansas. His
principal competitor, Genera! uAMp-
srED, withdrew his name before the
balloting began.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-25

IT is thought a bill will be put
through the Legislature of Mississippi
prohibiting the circulation in that
State OF all baHk.bills of a less demon.
ination than twenty dollars. The
Missisippians arc determined to have
hard currency.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-25
Pressing Hard on the Heels o;
Ohio.

Illinois gave,at the late election,2 ,252-
900 votes, more than any Of the States
save New York, Pennsylvania and
Ohio. Ohio gave, at the last election
364 900 votes. Our younger sister is
crowding fast at our heels. She gives
nearly as many votes as Ohio did in
1910,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-25

How A LAND GRANT WAS OBTAIN.
ED.-Mr. S. s. Jones, late President
of the Iowa Central AIRLINE Railroad
in a letter to the Directory, resigning
his Office, states that the cost to his
company OF getting the iowa Land
Grant through Congress during the
session of 1854 was ELEVEN HUN
DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS!-
The original 'pecuniary compliments
were bestowed in the shape OF lands,
of which the Airline company got
something near nine hundred thou
sand acres; but subsequently the lands
were exchanged for the stoei: Of the
company to the amount stated.-BOS-
ton Post.
Mr.. Jones, the aforesaid, is in duty
bound to give us the names ofthe Con-
gresham who accepted land bribes at
the session of 1854. Such wholesale
robbery and corruption should not be
smothercd up. The public call for the
names Of the CoDgressmen. Out with
them.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-25
Montgomery & Sons,
HOU S E,
PORTSMOUTH. OHIO.

THIS HOTEL, having lately changed hands,
i the present proprietors would briefly and
very respectfully say to their friends and tho pub
lc that the strictest attention will bo paid TO
the wants and comfort of their guests aud that
no pairs will be spared 70 mako il first class
hotel Very Raspectfully:
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-25
SHERIFFS SALE.

HheriH Ol lllOn COunty,O'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06
paru nsauoaiam.

A party has grown up iu the United States
which CONTROLS every thing and rules the
country ae completely and as despotioally as
Augustus or Tiberius ruled Rome through
the old forms of the Republic; and this par
t. is row grown so strong and conhdeot, ths!
il arrogautly claims to be 1.-The Government.
IL am the State" said Louis XIV. "The
Democratic party is the Government" says
the Uoiou, and she who fails to observe its
laws, is guilty Of the highest crime" What
are tnose laws" Who made tbemi When
and where were they enscted2
Here then, il party which calls itself the
,vernment," and which has possession oil
the Federal and most Of the State Govern'
ments, ky which means it has the collection,
possession and disbursement of more than
two nuudred millions OF dollars q year, the
disposal Of all the Federal, and most Of the
State Offices Of honor, trust and profit; of in,
Vulnerable lucrative jobs, contracts, bar,
gains, emoluments, "pickiugs and steslings,'
and all the influence which the ability to DO.
stow these upon, or withhold them from,
whom they may. naturally, considering
what human nature is, gives either to
monarch. an oligarchy, an aristocracy, OF
democracy. Sach power, subject to 20
check Or control but the will of the posses
sor or poss essors, at once makes him or them
despot, and the gov roment of him or them
a despotism .--Bdh Pat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06
Yacht to eros. the Atlantic.

Before people in Eogland have time to stop
wondering at the uudaclty of the Yankee cap.
tain, who, with q single assistant nav'gsted
the Atlantic in the little yacht Charter Oak,
and arrived safely on the other side, the same
captain him self-Cbarles Ii. Webb. of STAN
ford-is busy constructing another yacht
(hsvipg sold the Charter Oak, in which he
proposes to make a still more adventurous voy-
age. His new yacht is to be launched at
Stamford, on Saturday of this week. L 10
the little Charter Oak, it has been butt hy
himself; but is not quite so tiny tang as
that was. The new yacht Ii fifty ti'e 'cot
long on deck, has sixteen feet beam. AMI AK
feet depth of hold. She measures thiri. -t:e
tons. 10 this little craft Captain Webb pro-
poses to sail as far as 81. Petersburg, touching
at Southampton, Eogland. and Copenhagen,
Denmark, on the way. lie intends 70 remain
over winter at St. Petersburg. If the weather
favors, be expects to CROSS the ocean 10 twen-
ty.two dsys.-Hartford Times, July -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06
Matrimon Predic IN mt.

On Saturday, Mrs. CJyington, applied to
the marriage license Clerk If the Probate
Court, to have the marriage OF her daughter
declared illegal, aud therefore null and void.
IL seems that man named Jerry Bird IN
duced the daughter to accompany him to this
side OF the river, Oh Tuesday OF last week,
when be procured license, giving the girls
name as Ellen Burns, and taking the neces-
sary oath. They then proceeded to the office
of magistrate and were married, returning
Immediately to the residence of Mrs. Collins.
The husband insisted that the new wife
should accompany him to ST. Luis, but she
positively. refused, and remained with her
mother. Bird then took his departure on
the wings of steamer, and the BRIDE OF
an hour has since heard nothing from
him. The marriage unoonsumated, and
false name being given, the II Their thought
sufficient to invaiidate the mere ceremony vi
a Justice, and insisted that the Clerk should
give certificate of the facts, and document
which should release the daughter from all
marital obligations 10 the fJwn Bird. Sac
was quite aslonished to hear thatit vas much
easier getting into al unpleasant predica-
ment through the hymenla! department OF
the Probate Court, tnan getting out by the
same road. As nothln. could be done tor
her, she was advised to put the evidences
OF fraud snd desertlou into the hands OF
lawyer and apply for diVcrce.-C"'c'"-