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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28

Es1- The N. Y. Examiner states that
the Rev. Ma. Chambers, Of Philadelphia,
reports wo Observation-Disclosures going
on among the worst reprobates of Balli-
more. OF the late converts in The west.
ern and rowdy sections of the city, 1t east
one hundred could be namad AS alieady
actively engaged in carrying Oh PRAYER
meetings, and labofing for the ccnyerioh
Of olhers.N
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28
Brown saws. if vou want your boy to

Brown says, if You want your boy to
behave well, give him good clothes
Dress him like gentleman and he will be
the more likely to carry himself IN gen
|tIsmanly manner. Let him dress him
like clown, and you may be pretty sure
Il he will be a blockhead. Dress and ad.
dress have closer connection thar many
people imagine. Brown is philosopher
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28

Ey A man was once fairly Of ether
wise, accused Of stealing sheep, and Tx
dav was set Wien he was to an6wer tht
charge before d court of justice. But, Al
ii bappend, before the day Of trial, be sick
ened and died. His old mother was over
whelmed with grief and sat long By the
corpse, filing tho house with vail and
lamentation. At last 4 thought seemed
10 strike her, she brightend up, and, throw
inc up her hands, she piously calculated
Well thank God, he's out of the sheep
scrape anyhow II
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28

Division or CALToRSIA.- The pros
pect Of dividing California, 10 doubt will
the idea Of The erection Of The southern
part Of it into new Slave State, is again
on the tapis. A bill having that object il
view has passed both branches Of the Cal
ifornia Legislature, and, at the last ac-
counts, only wanted the signature Of Tie
Governor, which viii no doubt be given "a
it. This bill appears to have passed the
House in the FIRST place without attracting
much attention.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28

A LIBERAL IMPRoyER.---Senator Dur
kee 8 improving piece Of ground 10 Ke-
posha containing several acres near the
lake shoe, ard i preparing to erect there.
on an elegant residence. Mr.. Durkec Ia,
expended the present spring for shade
trees and shrubbery alone, ts0elge hlsadrsd
dollars. The surroundings ofbis dwelling
will be unsurpassed By any III the State.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28

Eg- En- grafton 70 our country is al
ready largely increasing. England is send
ing about 10000 month to US, The
war will increase the German emigration
which is OF special advantage to the West
ern States, as the German emigration ha'
been very light for the past four years
Eve if the war does not reach Germany
the apprehension Of war induces largs
Iemigration.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28

re- Miss Head was refused a certificate
As school marni'' ii Steuben Co., New
York, because she declined to pledge her
self not to dance during her term Of SER
vice. The State Superintendent, IT. FL.
Van Dyck, has gallantly come to her res
cue, and given her 4 certificate under bis
own hand and seal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28
SHERMAN d. IUNI,

Enenb5ro Wis.
YKT0ULD respectfully inform the Citizens OF Ellen
wv horo, and surrounding country that he y oeatea
an This VILLAGE where he will devote his entire time to
tho practice DC his professions and treat every form o.
disease in accordance with the most approved methods
of modern science
Mrs. Lam, will give special attention to the mt
ment Of Female Diseases and attend to all cases q nid
Ritery when called, ia this and adjoining Towns.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28

E Emigration is increasing. Ons Of
the effects OF the European war is seen in
the following, contained in recent foreign
news -" The quarterly returns of emigra-
ton from Liverpool, show great activity i'll
the movement towards the United States;
and it is believed the next few months en-
igration to America would be the largest
experienced for several years.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28
Ey William G, Rives delivered hi

E William G, Rives delivered his
promised address befofe the people Of
Richmond, Va, last Thursday evening
The audience was large, the African church
being completely filled before the hour Of
meeting. He endeayored to show The in
Jury which the South as well as The whole
country had received from the agitation Of
the Slavery question, and how false the
Democratic party had been to all sections,
and how corrupt in its alliances. Ee
SAID:
"Oae Of the chief arts by which this
party has SO long held possession of the
Government, to the serious injury Of the
country and in spite of the reprobation Of
heir measures by large and unquestion-
able majority Of the people Of the United
States, is the fabrication of sectional issues,
and the fermentation of sectional jealousies
to divide the country, and thereby to pre-
went numerous masses of virtuous and hon
CRADLE men in both sections, who cordially
agree in detestaion of their practices,
from uniting in any efficient cooperation
to displaee them from power. The great
instrument OF popular delusion which they
WELD for this purpose, and to which alone
| they owe their unnatural footholj in the
South, Is the incessant and pernicious
agitation Of questions connected with sla-
very" y
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28
WoRrH 4 TRrAI.- We see ii stated tbs

WoRrH 4 TRtAL.- We see it stated thai
If an ouion be planted in the same bill
with melons or cucumbers, these plant:
will not Be infested with bugs. This ma,
not be correct who knows9 a ffieuc
suggests that the onion affects the uugi
principally about the eyes, SO that not be.
ing able q see clearly, they cannot Gus
their feeding quarters, and are starved ont
and die with tears in their eyes at The sue
cessful growth Of the vines.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28
a. Il. RUMB0LD, M. ID.
Surgean. Physician s. AceenCher

PLATTEVIILE, WISCONSIN,.
lOficc on MaRsrest, aeGry opposite NE Post 1baceJ
IN. RUMB0f.Dhaving associated NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
will attend 70 all Surgical at home or abb DAD
duee Fractures and Dislocations perform
Operate for tho OF Club FOO Hair Lip, Tumor and
Strabismus, Pouphus Of the Uterus. Nose or Ear.
Theywill give special attention to Female Diseases
such liberation Of the Uterus, Proapsns falling OF
the Womb and all other diseases that of cureabla
saature, Cancer and Scorfula included. Dolly
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28

MARRYING FOR 4 SINGULAR PuRPosE
a certain Ladislas Magyar Hunga-
rian, we'll versed IN natural history, ID tbs
hone Of reaching the interior With more
Ger ainty. has married the daughter Of 3
negro king Of Bile, in upper G0iuea.---
Having 81 Tbs step become general-in-
chief Of the armies Of biz father-iu-law, he
snakes use Or bis newly acquired author
itv 10 facilitate his researches. This il
news.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28

RT The New York Heydld i Of the
opinion that The war ia Europe will put a
stop to all American pleasure travelling,
and that American residents abroad will
be obliged to hy TO London.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28

N17- The cnt-worm is often very tfotis
bIesome al this season when planting OFT
cabbages, tomatoes aud the like TTfsp
tie stems il slips of thin paper, and the
Eplants are safe.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28

E Letters received from sources emil.
tied to credit, mention that rumois we're
prevalent il various portions of Italy, ttat
The Pope might lie compelled to take ref
Iuge ii the United States. Our ministers
FAD Rome and Naples speak IF it as highly
probable,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28

f. The Racine Jouynat says that the
Racine Il Mississippi Road has; BY agies-
meat passed into the hands Of the first
mortgage bond holders. II Is expected
that The road win now be completed to
Freepon without DELAY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28

Ey~ IfelaAd Is strongly represented ia
both the Austrian and French armies
FL the Austrian service, there are no less
than FIVE Irish field marshals, four majors,
generals, and dozen OF more colonies and
ajors, while there are two hundred Irish
officers upon the French army list.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28

e. The ramor ID circulation that tho
Supreme Court Of this State, have con-
cluded upon decision in respect to the
legality Of city or county bonds, or fahu
mortgages, is altogether without founds.
lion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28

MoAE Mans DISCONTINUED We learn
from tho shulisburgh Local, that the
mails between ShulIsburgh and every 9TH
er point except Apple River, ne soon 10 be
discontinued, leaving the people cf that
Town but one communication with TIC
world mail route eight miles ioIg.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28

e. The national debt of Great Bsitaih
is upwards of $500, 600, goo; the personal
property Of the kipglo Is estimated at
e., 000,o 900, and tho income Of the
country IS between 950o,oeo,o0o and
g6OO 100000.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28

Ig-Tbe prospects Of an abundant win.
ter wheat crop in all Southern and Gem
trail Illinois were never better than at this
As low down as Jonesboro the
grain is nearly ready for tie harvesters;--
and probably about the 25 inst. to the LIST
ofJune, the eating will begin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28
REFER
j. h. HYDE, MN

(Late of Potsdam, IN. ~
TAyING DermantIy located in Lancaster, offers b
I'll Professional Services as PHYSICIAN & ) URGE0Ni
Ills Practice has been over 20 years.
Residences and office, at the place formerly oceun e.
Dr. J D. Wood Lancaster Wis, Jan. LIST, 1856 29-tt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28

RE- A Genius once undertook ID name
and classify the different Sorts of fools in
the world -"Fini. tho ordinary tool aecs
ona, the fool who il one and don't kncw III
third, the fool vino Is not SatisAed With
being a fol IN reality, tus undertakes, ID
addition, 70 play ihs foot
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28

Al Nest or CoUaTERFEITERs BRoKEN
Prairie du CHEN Leader says
that a nest of couDterfeiters has been bro
ken up at Mnscoda "a citizen Of Lone
Rock has been bound over To await his
trial, and a citizen Of Mnscoda has been
arrested, and sill have his trial as soon as
the proper evidence can be procured
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28

| " looks upon lie as n held Tor the cultlva
ton Of his mind and heart; he sympa
thizes with suffering wherever fotnd, anc
he loves TO tighten the brow Of despair and
plant flowers in the path Of distress. He
IS believer in the sacYedness of socia
lies; he is necessarily a gentleman and
the only true one. He loves beauty in all
the diversified forms in which she adorns
the earth. Poets, too generally, are men
Of diseased sentiment, but among the ma
ny great exceptions, we think Of one who
was model of correct and healthy sensi-
bilily-the. exponent of tfhe sentiment.
We mean the pure ana classic Wordsworth,
who was characterized, as are all men Of
healthy feelings, by love of beauty, ten
Iderness of heart and q due respect for the
affections belonging to the domestic rela.
tons of life. 1t was he who wrote
Ny aeart leaps up when I behold
A rainbow in the sky"
And
To me, the meanest flower that blows can give
Thoughts that loo often lie too deep 70 tears
To sum up the matter, the essence 81
true sentiment is to love all things which
God made to love, in just that degree aud
manner Ia which He intended they should
be loved. is.
Lancaster, May 10Th, 1859.
A New WASHING Horace
Greeley, writing to a lady friend, in Ban
cor, Maine, thus describes new and in
genious Washing Machine which promises
10 diminish very considerably, the cost
wear and tear Of washing clothes. House
keepers viii hail The invention as a great
blessing, if it proves % be all that is claim
ed for it.
81 think we have the right washing
machine at last. 1t is philosophical step
forward-ax new demonstration of what
science is destined to do for man and wo-
man. It's principle is that Of the erpa,a-
sion Of all elastic Tor non solid bodies
lohe,e the pressure ofthe atmosphere. =
x In the new machine (which is a
cast-iron cylinder, shaped much like a
churn, but with an alright cove,) clothes
are put in till it ia, say two thirds fnll, and
then covered two or three inches with hot
OF quite warm water, ia which soap has
been dissolved. The cover is now put on,
and an air pump il attached to; and pen
etrating through the side Of the cylinder,
is now rocked by turning crank unLIL.the
air is exhausted from the cylinder, when
the clothes gradually swell and dilate TO
fill the place of the elected air, pttstiag all
the dit ghich they contain tothe s.sarface
Of each garment, where itloosely adheres,
until the coser having been removed, they
are taken on. aid riused, when all the
dirt falls off as if it were peeled, and the
clean clothes remain. It may take half
an hour TO wash fifty pieces, and another
half hour to rinse them, not more, and no
loss of buttons.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28

So A building ior he education Of
horse doctors Is now going 10 il the clig
{ New York, Al cost IF 100000.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28

IL A writer on school discipline says
Without liberal use ~ the rod it i:
impossible to make boys smart."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28
VIM. Il. CARTER
STEPHEN o. PAINE,
y. H.. MILLS.

Attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
LANCASTER, WISCONSIN.
Is associated with the Hon. V. ELLIS, OF
Washington City, in the prosecution of Boun-
~ Land, Pension and all classes OF claims
against the United States. l0e
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28
II. BAXTER, VI. D.,

(LATE OF SARATOGA \. Y,s1
VET0ULD respectfully inform the public, that his re-
w sidenee il id the north part Of the Town Of Lsn-
easter little east Of the School House Mr. A. Dy
err where his Professional Services in the Practice Of
Medicine, Surgery and obsteties be hadJan. 30th
s5s 1yS3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28
1ivs Times ID sas se i aezes


The trial Of the 0betln reseuers, and
the spectacle Of the Fugitive Slave Actin
its practical operations i kioaHng FL
ror Of excitement through The Western
Reserve.
Oaa Of tie reseuers, c. II. Laueston
WHO has been sentencoa,3 il a colored
man whose father fought in The battle.
Of the Revolution. Wien asked whatb
er he had anything to say Why sentence
should not be pronounced "a him, BE-
addressed The Court in very eloquent
speech, from which the following Is an
extract:
"Ihere is nota spot in this vide country,
met even b. the affairs Of God, nor ia the
shadow Of the shafts that tell the inper-
lshable fame and glory Of the heroes oi
the Revelation; no, nor ID the old Phiia-
.delphia Dali, where any colored maa lnaV
dare to ask a mercy Of 4 white man. Iio,
me staad IN that han and tell a United
States Marshal that my father was Rev
oluiioDary soldier; that lie served under
La Fayette, and fought through the whole
war, and that be fought for usy freedom
as much as for bis own: aud he would
sheer at me, and clutch me With his bloody
fingers and say he has right to make
mo q slave And when | appeal to Con
gress, they say be has a right to make me
a slaves and when | appeal to the people
they say he has right 10 make me a
slave, and when / appeal to your H~eoi
your Honor says he has a right TO make
me slave, and if any man, white Or black.
seeks an investigation Of that claim, they
make themselves amenabie to the pains and
penalties Of the Fugitive Slave Act, fol
black men have no rights which white
men are bound to respect
Joshua Il. Giddings is organizing al or
der styling themselves "the Sons Of I4iber.
"" the members Of which solemnly pledge
themselves that mo person shall be de
priyed of life, liberty or property, without
due process of law" while they can prevent
III.
4 mass convention Of the foes Of slavery
andsdeSpotism, and friends Of Stale and IN
dividuals ehts,is recommended to meet Oh
the Gath day Of .aay at Cleveland.
AN OMEN AaAISsr AusraIA.--The FOL
loving anecdote is given ~ Che 0piaiopt
Iof Turin;
"a banquet Of officers vas held al Mi
Ian few days ago, at which, among The
Numerous toasts drank Id alusion to the
impending war; young Austrian officer
proposed the following :--'' To the Aus.
trian army. The French aud Piedmont
fese armies will break against it Ike this
brittle glass" 50 Spying, he threw the
bottle he had just emptieJ, into tie air Sc
as to make it fall back again upon the Ia.
bic, which 10 fact it did, but without break
ing. The OpinioRe states that all the Of
ficers present stood aghast at this IN
toward omen.n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28
Dr. Thomas w. Bailzell.

TTAvING permanently located in Lancaster will give
his undivided attention to the prsctice Of his pro-
tsssion, is Physician aud Surgeon.
He may be found at sill times at the Drug storeun-
less professionally engaged
general supply 81 Family Drugs and Medicines will
be Kept Cor sale lit the cid stand of Bradshaw BaltzeD
prepared By myself.
Lancaster, May 26th, 1855. 4o-u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-05-28
IL. j. NOOLLEY,
Attorney, SOlciter, & Counsellor at Law
AN9 IN EQUITY,
AND NOT AIRY PT 81 G.
Lancaster. ESrant Co. Wis.

Lancaster, Grant Co., Wis.
WILL attend to all business intrusted to his care.
w Particular attention paid to tie prosecution of
Bounty Land and Pension Claims, Securing of Patents,
Payment of Taxes Location Of Land and the Collecting
?f Debts, in this and sdining Counties Cnnyeyanclng,
a..
REFERENCES:
VIM, H. Shumway, Esq, 0swego, n. ".
Hisonor +. w. Hubbart, l. ingalls,, i. Emerson, j.
F. Starbuck, and l.. Hayes, Watertown, N I.
His Honor Chas. Mason, Hamilton, ~ H.; Gen A. n.
Gross aud VIM. MeIch Esq., Madison, wis. Ix-3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-10
AIa>kEEIN TuE sMiru FAMILY.

Vel, | put up ~.;h hrs, rate. good ia
turcd & How that met ata billiard tab,.
l went m aud was Iutroiuccd to liswiC.. =
hH". iat woman, looking a. thou ga Sue lived
on .-ugGinI, har face Sas full IL fun
aitsr awhile wc i talked about \ cirl. and
about my garden, and about tie Athtr. l..
come tbre" or + " children FIN 81! ,kip.
ping A. merry As orIekets. TLerc was no
eabGlo !t. but ! could see they were fpe
iooAIug ie.l,Hs, sni | stsrtcl ilr my .ad
die bags 80 which bti put a lot II SUGAR
candy for the children a. | ~eBt along.
Come here, said you lirIls rosue. com,
here and tell your name.
The o.4ss' came to rDo az! ssy. Ny
UaiIe j. Peter smith
And what's your name sr,
Bob Smith
The next saii his name Vas Bill sn;,L
Ani tbS fourth said bis name vas Tommy
SmHt. gave eu sugar caHdy, nd old
Mr' Smith Wa' so tickio1 that she laughed
all the time Mr Smith boxed OF, bu.
didn't cay ua,h
W BY sAys 'Grs Smith I would uot
tske a good deal for them four boy. II
ta4 .eu iAey ase ~ beautiful aaI syrisat
Nc sari sbe lsf5a, .IsataCtol | deslo,
'em, but sroi en- too much
No, 10. says !, they are Ss,l behaved
el.ir.ni and by grao ou- SAYS I pretend
irg 90 he clarified - striking rsssALlsEes
'ciwccu TIE b1y ard The father aud Ir.SrI
~ Nr Smlth-'I -, YER d,I see aayiliar
equal a. Gays ! yout s~u oy,s. mouth.
i'rr,.ao. aua p.riee' t.-lIto %. a..f. ~.
nlpl sic oli,-. ap the pate.
thought Mrs SIN 81 ~aa'I have died
hiba - HAT, h-r sras fll dgpu ~ hos
80 aus 'be .a..k thy whole bou,o lsGa
20 yoI thirk 49, Go. Jyus. .aai be.
looking tpsarIs MIR S4.,b, ssJ lLss,bt
she'd ~ oa iua g.
Yes -sys I 30 really
'Ils-l has hbw says Nr Smith. ki,d
ohaH hfin.. yau are to- bard on tae Dol.
uth yopr Joke.
| INT yasir' ~ s.l sav. ! they sfo
harIsums c..n4feu, aud ~ luyk soa4srfslIy
i. YOU
JIst 'hsus r,' brouyhi sbyht 10 auiII
b. dsrnei II t'o htt'e hr,t. diIbt tara Qua
g. 10 gErf4 every one 0f sui sYI thsy
hesis .a' cariy al over Mr. asI Nf.
SHHb ntvsr A44s s8y children. O. bi tbsysoft
OPsii,d ibsa Lirgsrs ~ pisytbiars 4
neysr flts, strcskeI ~ I dii Nren fuai
0pi hsv ftinz. stood IT. halnt k,..sI
''s rary nlrg- I could 20, over n bu.
E's'irg sm sa9Hsd | uss 30 earnest
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-10
" .Asi rHC PsI~ri ~. CanI.rn,.
Il, the s1i,or within ,"
IL our srrYstt, sir

"l- the s1i,or within D.
our servant, sir
l'eS'se. Charges, thirty -risit c,,ts.
, "'ii'DSd l. have glst that amount Pad
fNt''>smsh' anl thea, with rsrypus hand
'''' " 'R'ia'us the niy sttfi0u. box.
20 cover 1, feL4 we'd. When cur 80.
-'''-'"'a "''" 'Ae - hi Oi sac. lat tur
scy. Inc uSSt thtUg brought 4. b,L,
. toii,e 81 chaurasu,. atl IL, -, .r,r
iRst' uuso dculJObp. B,tsed. 80 IA,
" L. .n ;Ac world Is o Tar itpa,,u.,,
oi4 Ear, bat Nhat4u iae world iua,,csl nv
one to scad Us either cd 0r Hsur Tsr "a,
haven't got suy wagon, "a far getting M .
t'uhte tor the bcu, 1t OF the E,nuGh.I,,
VIC are DO, 10 tho tamor We have :; W.,
N!.' sell it 10 the Livery man. Called o,,
'n a.t 90 sari BE- alI r.: A. "a I,,
grease. GA his wagons brought it hack l.,
i"e y.lcc "a not very good LuDor, It'll Won.
stHuS Why u was ssLt tD us. Received
Anaiy 10 draw tGc cork Did so. ItwaspL
lar sm,l. f 1t Knew by tie snel. ,k.t
~ wasn't Tar Tasted Of 10. and h.s,m,
'1''y satisfied that It wasn't Tar Tasted
agA'h aud then drew up q resolution dsclsr
''s 'h TIC mosi emphatic terms, thai A.
N-'n Tar Tasted 1t again. and thtn eu.
'.'e1 tue recitation among the regular pro.
o''d!Lss, to make sure that IL want Tar
lasted a.; ''a, au- began to feel lsppy In,
"i iIa'" and iei' very happy Ta.iti .raip.
an s'2n became very rl'h. aud resolved 1,
gi'e ac'tiagc TO pOyr widow at.L ruf,ba.,
Tue ''rsNn' mansion over tue say ~ douat.
of ''Asr ~ JADE, and buy out ia. New
iorS Ledger Cave the dew. : $50 cold
i''ec inT Cntistmhs aud promised him 1.
Iouhd huLdrcd Tor New lrars H,ugl,
SIujo par Of nag, anI leah su,h.ou,l
With scarlet velvet, anil I,cor.,.l witL y,lI
aud pearls Ordered lroiA the SOUTH
darLey driver aGG po'lH4u, " hose face .h.p,
Ike glass bottle under y direct .unta,
Went over to the | ln.oB Aud told Fred "a,
s'na every ihIily IA tovo Barrel Of Julian
MIS- fi"1-, aai nameiSss oth,r articles q,
reIder them cum Portable Bought all tAs
wood 10 market aud ordered it sent immo
dAieiy TO the aforrsaid poor famili.s Cav,
eaeA oi the cieTgymcn IN town thOu.aud
doltars-adoPted fourteen orphan girls
ani fifteen orphan Loys-run around aud
fHd Aii cur debts tshat printer on earth
ever did that l)-kis.ed tbeior- We tbouvhn
pretty girl who oSiied TO wish Us merry
rIst'nas 500 bo'!y looked unilsas.ntshru
tL's laPPeuedJ --tilcd the natter bv or.
deTirg tLoasard dollar shaw. aud I. 50,
81 ilf' costing an equal smount-put on
our ,IrPers tmaginIus that we heari mu
sie) did hear music. for somebody c.se near
beng kicked Ou, Of ted Alas -, had
only been dreaming -S,isdy M Hssa.A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-10
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ra'ssd boz 4 eoutiausd, ms.t, sooner o.
later tfesk dose ths party Mys Oh,
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and poekst ihs Gf.t itiry pieces oi 81.
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