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First Distria-Frst ward-w S. PRTTINGILh.
Second ward-JoBN NJ. HALL.
Third Ward
Second Dis,rict-Fourth Ward
Sixth ward-ADOLPHE DUPRE.
Third District-Ninh wsrd-J. MAGrONI.
The above nominations unanimously made by all of the
Clubs Of the American Party regular meeting held
Saturday, the 4th inst which very numerousy
tended. myl6 2ptie6
Summer. Clothing
RMS HING GOODS.
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
Call and see the styles and assortment, a,
ALFRED MUNRoE q, Co,8
ONE PRICE STORE,
mv16 2pe. No. "a MAGAZINE STREET.
Shirts. Shirts. Shirts.
BUY THE BEST!
THE PATENT YOKE SHIRTS ARE THE BEST!
ALFRED MUNROE g. CO.,
..--.... No. "a Magazine street,
Have magnificent assortment and all sizes for MEN
BOYS. Hs-A fit guaranteed. myl6 2p6t
S,sperf,,e and Ordinary
t r A VELIN UNKS
vALIsEs, CARPET BAGS, etc.
magnificent now in store and for sale at less
prices than usual, by
ALFRED MUNROE CO.,
my16 2D6t mo. "a Magazine street.
Splendid SerUices OF Plate.
The undersigned has inst orened most magnificent
sets Of
SILVER PLATE.
Also, SEVERAL SPLENDID PIECES, not in SETS
Which he will sell low.
E. A. TYLER,
my16 2pet No. ITO Canal stress
Closing Sale
SIP RING GOODS!
HHoS-
tToURo BUILDINGsJ
12s............CanaI Street
We commence THIS MORNING Animal Clearing Sale
If ALL GOODS respectfully invite an examination Of
prices
RICH SATIN PLAID BAREGEs-Half Price.
VERY RICH DOUBLE SKIRT BAREG Es-Half price
PRINTED GRENADINEs-At heavy reduction.
FRENCH LAWNS, ENGLISH BAREGEs,
LINENS, sHEETIEGs, DAMAsKs, NAPKINS,
MARoUIsE PARAsoLs SILKS,
MOURNING GOODS,
With a Heavy Stock Of
Ho L.SE-AEEPZNvG GOODS,
All Fine Bareges,
AT TREMENDOUS SACRIFICES
Nc Purchasers requested see Stock before pnr
,hasng
myis 2pl2t HAGGERTY BROS.
Great Sacrifice
We commence TODAY to clear ENTIRE STOCK Of
RICH ROBES. at
One-Half Price!
nyls 2pl2t HAGGERTY BROS.
Sporting Gums,
RIFLES AND PISTOLS.
very large and select assortment,
FROM THE BEST MANUFACTURES OF EUROPE and
AMERICA, Just received by
E. A. TYLER,
myl6 2pst ITO Canal street.
Palm Lear Fans.
Just Received
large invoice of PALM LEAF FANS Of various styles
nd prices.
fresh assortment of Dress Willow and Chip FANS, q.
cry low prices.
LION & PINsARD,
81 and sc Royal street,
myl6 2ptf of Renville.
e. III. Tyler, +
No. ITO CANAL sTREEr,
LADIES' FINE WATCHES,
Set with |
DIAMONDS, PEARLS, OR ENAMELED
GENTLEMEN's CHRONOsIETERs
And
HUNTING WATCHES,
WITH THE NEW WINDING APPARATUS.
Also
Gold and Silver WatehesI
OF THE MOST CELEBRATED MANUFACTURERS.
Gold Guard Vest and Fob Chains,
All Of new style. and 10 earats gold.
WATCH TRIMMINGS. etc., etc.
E. A. TYLER,
myl6 2p6t ITO Canal street.
Fishing Tackle.
Amateurs and Professional Fishermen will find at my |
lore,
No. IS CANAL STREET, /.
1 TAGI&AE.
Every Description and Quality. |
W. A. WILSON,
my2 2plm IS Canal street. |
Sffce3.lCQ1.e
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good colored Cook for small family Also coored
woman to do the washing and housewos Coed
get permanent situations ind liberal wages by applying to
FRANK a. BARTLEIT, Crescent cfice, aS0 2ptf
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RS-iSheumatlsm Cured. either Inflamma.
tory tacatel Choncno severe the case or Of
bow long stan ding. Gail for Dr. MoRTIMoRE's REMEDY
which has already cured ahout he
had at Nos = and Isl chrss street. New Orleans La IF j.
"aAShl w. fell 2pSmkW
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Reducing Stock.

Reducing Stock.
In order to'reduce my ts'oek for the spmsass.
foferingi my large assortmsn, u
WATCH HE'S,
JEW ELhY,
FANCY GOODS, etc..
At Very Low Prices,
Aud purchasers that they will to hsir i.tsss 10
examine them before purchasing elsewhere.
W. A, WILSON,
my9 2plm IS Canal street.
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M A RIED:
On Monday, The 18th ius by the Right Rev Bisbop Pok
HENRY THORNhlLL to KATE G0TINGToN, NIL Of this
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Worms, the Name Of Children.

Worms, The Esane of Children.
have lest their terors since the Introduction of wINERs
CANADIAN yERMIFuGE. 1t expers them vi ct arms
There is no mineral ingredient in the preparation Nothing
can be more mild and gentle than effects but 1t does It's
work radically removing vege Of the disease
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT g. CO.,
q and l5l Chartres street,
msl6 2pSteodaltW Sole Proprietors.
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Gestten,e,.'s Walking Sticks.

choice invoice of Gentlemen's WALKING STICKS ms,
received by
LION g. PINSARD,
"a and Sc Royal street.
my2 2ptf corner Bjenville IT.
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Rating!
We do not use the word in political politics does the
community but little goodlikely what we al
lude is the rafting destruction of Rats and
Roache those enemies every wereguated household this
fait at, because supply all the world with
WILSON'S
Rat and Roach Destroyer.
that fails death and destruction homes and
families of these destructive animals finally to eserm
nate them from the land of the living One trial your
mics vanish!
For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and retail, by
.- ]. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and ISL Charres street.
General Agents for the Southern States, whom all Or
ders should De addressed my6 2pSteod SltW
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sSrThe Great English Remedy--Sir James
CELEBRATED FEMALE PLls Prepared from pre-
ssron Of Sir ]. Clarke ~ D., Physician Extraordinary
the Queen.
well known medicine is no imposition bu sure and safe
remedy Difficulties and DISTINCTIONS from any cause
whichever and although powerful remedy, they contain
nothing hur,fui to the constitution.
40 Married Ladies 1t is uarly suited WILL
time, bring on the monthly period with regularity.
These Pills have been fail where the direc
hos on the second Of the pamphlet well
FOR full particulars get pamphlet free of the agent.
BSl and postage stamps enclosed any authorized
aent wiz insure bottle containing Fifty pills. by return
ot mail.
General Agent for the United States Oh NOSES Rochester
NY.JwRIGHT CO., New oreans, wholesale Agents. and
s,ld BY all respectable Druggists fss 2plykW
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B- No Family should be without them
We speak of Manes Liver Pills. prepared by Femn Bros
Pittsburg Pa which become Indispensable family
medicine The fghtfnl symptoms which arise from dis
eased liver manifest The every family;
dyspepsia sick headache obstruction of menses ague
fever pains In the side with dry hacking cough the
results OF hepac derangemen-and for these DR. MLsnes
Pills sovereign remedy. They been known
fall and they should be kept all Ito by families.
DIREctloss-Tske going to bed every second
third night If they do purge by next
mornng take slight breakfast should
yariably follow their use.
The Liver Pills may where purgpg Is simply me-
cessay purgaiye they are inferior to none
And in doses of three they give astonishing relief
sick heAdache also in slight arrangements stomach
Purchasers win be careful TO for Dr. MLANE,S GEL
EgRATED LIVER PILLS, manufactured by FLEMING
Bros of Pittsburg, Pa All other yermifuges in compa
worthless Dr. MLane's genuine yermuge, also his
celebrated Liver Pills. be had al all respectable drug
stores. None genuine without the signature of FLEMING
BROS Sold by SCoVIL MEAD, Ill and ll3 Charities
street New Orleans, Wholesale Agents for the South.
mylb 2p6t&W
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sstsaatiosss

or THE
A M e r I @ AN PAR TY.
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APPROXIMATION PRI3Es.
Iprises Of $500 approImstingte $50 600 prss
Sprises OF 800 approsimstto 5000 prize ass... 12o
prizes Of 80 apprsxatng 10000 prize ass... leoe
Sprisss Of ms approxim ang to 5000 prize srs... 80
lpriIesN 400 spproxinating 1909 prise sys... 800
Agses Of $50 Appropriang 5000 prise a1s.... GO
prises Of 100 spproximang l50 prise 80
5000 prises Of Do0D
1876 prisss amounting 10. SaaNAeD
Whole Tickets $40; Halves Sb Quarters ~ Rights H.
ga Circular showing the Plan Of the Lsstsyss VII h
iept to any DESTROYS Of receiving 1t.
5000 Prizes Of $40 will be determined BY the a. or
number thai draw the $4,000 prize For example II
lumber drawing the $50 900 prize ends with No. then
tickets where the number ends In will be entitled Va IN, II
the number ends with No. then all ckese shssa.
ber ends in will be entedto 800 and SO to ..
Certificate Of Pscksgeof 10 Whole Tick $50
III HAIR ..........,. 70
10 QUARTER. .,.......... %
10 Fights =. ............ u
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CgRTIFIoA1Ks
Enclose the to address the Tickets orsd
Purchasers have tickets ending any asnrs ~
dssignae.
The OF drawn Numbers Prizes be sent 70 yrs-
shassrs Immediately after the drawing.
APurchasers will please write their signatures plan "
give their Post Office, County and State.
11-Remerber that every Prize is drawn and p4ysAh
foil, without deduction
AL communications strictly confidential. o4
Address orders for Tickets CertiScatesto
WOOD, EDDY l. CO.,
Box Sc g. Post-Unics New Orleans, La, o.
WOOD EDDY & CO.,
AT 2rAW Augusta, 0sorria-
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A8-1mpossible-The naild, incorrosive ch emu
ica ingredients Of which CRIsTADORo's HAIR DYES
composed harmless to the tenderest skin and the
weakest The change from the dull heavy tim
of age brilliant brown or glossy black of coney
youth, is INSTANTANEOUS. No failures no delay no i'm
perfect coors uupeas odor in all cases the is mi
form immediate and entirely successful,
Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair pressers
my9 2plmkW CRIsTADORO. No. 6 Aston House. NJ T.
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Glass Preserve Jars.

Glass Preserve Oars,
We have lust received entirely new article of GLASS and
TIN PRESERVE JARS, which we recommend the
only reliable Self-sealing jar in the market.
BowLEs JUDsoN, II Camp street.
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UNDER GARMENTS.
Fatal Medical Practice.

Colored Muslin and Jaconet SHIRTS.
ale 2peodtf White Muslin and Linen SHIRTS
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OF THE
A M E r I @ A N p AR TY.
Election-Monday. June 9, 1859.
FOR COMPTROLLER;
VALERY DUPLEssIs.
FOR ALDERMEN:
First Dist,ict-E. COX.
Second District-NoRMAN WHITNEY.
Third Distria-s. P. DKLABARRE.
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN:
First Distrd-FiIst Ward-W. s. PRTTING1LI
Second Ward-JoBN NJ HALL
Third Ward
Second District-Fourth Ward
Sixth ward-ADoLPHE DUPRE.
Third Disrict-Ninth wsrd-J. MAGIONI.
The above nominations unanimously made by all Of the
Clubs Of the American Party their regular meeting held
Saturday the lth inst, which numerously at
tended. myl6 2pje6
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LlNsLM -INsTlTuTE-
WHElNl-IMG 4

" 11GGLlNC, VA.
LARGE and comnodlouH Building in the central nav,
"a OF the city, being completed the Trustee fnk
pleasure In announcing that the above Institution viii h.
opened on the first Monday OF SePtembtr next
c,o,op JAMES PAUL., a. NJ, Principal
The CLASSICAL Department will be under ths co,t-,
OF tn Principal and will embrace the following branches
TO wit: The Latin and Greek Languages INCLUDING
approved authors in each; Eocution Rhetoric Ioc
Al science Mental Philosophy, English Gram mar ana Com
Posiuon History ANCIENT and ModSrn GeoPrHp6v phTTi
cal and Potca Evidences of Christianity: RIbHcSi Hito
Law. ~ $50 SN4''''u''Onat
The MATHEMATICAL Department will be under IN. COZ,
o o. the Associate and embrace following brsnehtE
10 Wiz Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry and Calculus Tiv
"noetry surveying with the Instrumrntt) and
SaNiSatlSni Natural Philosophy OhemStry Astronomy
Bookkeeping. - 0'k' H"u
large and extensive assortment of Phosophlcal and
~ apparatus globes maps and charts ancert and
moen have heen provided, and varied aud ntrrsstinr
ana Illustrations will be given in conpecto6
with different branches of study, " >'N'
me earnest desire Of the gentlemen in charge OF he
10 furnish advantages education equal TO
nose enjoyed In any community, to train the chRrnc
ter OF youth Tor usefulness In life.
Ihere viii be two sessions OF months each In Ienr
commencing on the hrs Mondays OF September and FSG
RATES OF TuTIOE &16 session the lover and 500
per session. Tor the Classics, aud higher branches
VI Mr. Lockwood (belng stranger this civ and h4rs
Siore resident OF New York; may rroprr 10 SAY
nAt nc Is distinguished graduate Princeton COLLEGE
new Jersey, and an experienced instructor
BY order Of the Board of Trustees
Iyl'-im 2. JACOB, Pres,t.
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RETAIL MARKET
BY TELEGRAPh

n Aug 4The sales flour are confined to
@ T S's from the trade ut $56,l2 oil stock IS So
sesn ground made Of new wheat, and $55Oa675 for
rI as In freshness Rye Flour Corn Meal
10 H.; me former at $685. the latter $S62. Wheat
at 81 ssena RS sales SGyU bus red at y s ahd white
eUS new Is held at Is. Corn unchanged; 600 bs ysI
a. Oats are firm; ,0uO interior new
S'u'"erh tolu al SIC Whisky dull at 26A0927k
ClXcISNATI, Aug. Flour continued active under the In
I.uehcS OF yesterdays stimulus during the morning but
qagIea ny the noon dispatches; change in
meSt IN good demand at $l59l,lO for red; $l29I IL
b.mI U.s. ss are active at last Corn un-
NEW YORK. Aug 4Cotton steay sales to-day 500 bales
Yesterday 4UO bales Flour uecned sou bbls Sold Ohio
a. Eo;ZS90" wheat heavy; 900 bush. sod white mt
$i4Z5Ggl21 Corn dull Mess Pork I5GuGl5 SIS prime
Lard steady at 10911 Butter frnr hi,
VI Olo at $iSgl6 Lead quiet Sugar heavy lSL low.
sr; MusEoyndo 69Ic Coffee steady lWiis for Rio
ireiGhts 10 Liverpool 5-8298.IB. ~
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
American Collegiate Journal

EDIToRS.-B " RICE, of Ill.,; W. H. TlILER of KY: J. S.
Tennessee.
CIRCUMSTANCES, entirely beyond our CONTROL having
~ prevented the publication OF the Stylus during
session. the ANERICAS LITERARY INSTITUTE determined
to renew IT, under the above name an enlarged and
Collegiate Session. ri No
II shall CONSIST principally original articles written
for its pages, and will be devoted advancement OF
Literature aud Science earnestly striving give
cation and she refinement Of taste their proper weight
The development OF man. Looking beyond any pecunary
considerations, 1t will claim impress
hearts Of Its readers those lofty sentiments which
essential to Intellectual superiority subnty.
Aud dscardng all political strifes party contentious
will endeaVor to uphold and maintain a sound literature
firm basis. -
Each volume OF the JOURNAL will consist Ten Numbers
number to consist Of hirtyslx pages closely printed
matter.
TERNs:-single Copy, ,5O Five Copies &c. Ten Copies
So No deduction made for larger clubs. large per
centage allowed to all who will act AZ Agents.
Address all communications to the
EDITORS or THE JOURNAL,
JS%t-Am utW&W Bethany, ia.
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BUSINESS NoTICEs

9-A Word an Season.-such men as Rev
WIN. Armstrong, Rev. Wesley Kenney, James
E Wharton, George Mendel, Jacob Amick, S.
D. Woodrow, and scores of others equally we'll
known' have given their emphatic verdict IN
favor of Brentlinger's Compound Fluid Extract
Of Dandelion and sarsaparilla, as a Blood Puri-
her. 1t is not quack Prcparation-but is con.
tlnunlly prescribed by Physicians-to whom the
formula" is made known without hesitation.
1t will cure scrofula, Pimpes, Sores, Sore
Eyes, Skin Diseases, scald Head, Blotches,
Mercurial Diseases, and all kinds of humors,
more safely and speedily than can be accom-
plshed by any of the so-called ''Blood Search
ers," or humbug discoveries" Price 81 per
bottle General Agents,
II. II. LOGAN Co.,
and LOGAN, LIST & Co.,
Wholesale Druggists,
Wheeling, Va.
For sale also in Bethany, Moundsville, Bel
loir, St. Gainesville, Welsburgh, and by dealers
generally.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-05

H-A Mammoth Bell for Bethany College.
The friends of Bethany College, in the city Of
Pittsburgh, Pa, are getting up mammoth bell
Tor the main tower of the magnificent College
slitice now building, which is to be ready for
n1nsing by the LIST of October next, and pre-
euted as token of their good will to the Insti-
ntOn Mr.. Fulton, the manufacturer, pronlis.
S to make it of the very best quality of metal
and is determined to have it excel any that
le has ever made" This is generous in our
leighbor<, rery; will not our city also show her
spirit towards this Institution, struggling SC
aoby as she is, into new and more vigorous
life, since the calamity which destroyed her
Buildings, and all their contents of Libraries
apparatus, &c. Will not our generous and pub
lie spirited citizens come forward with equa
berality with our neighbors of Pittsburgh ant
complete the furniture of the great tower o
Bethany College, by presenting for it Nam
|a9h C!oc? Who will help?
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COMMERCIAL.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES III

BRooMs-Common. $s1f u
BUTTKR-In kegs 9@IU.
BUcKETS-AIaretta S9@925
CHEE5E-Hestern ReseFYeTc: =
SASDLES-ralloW mould H. dip 81 star 20: sperm an
CoEFEE-Java lSc; Rio I9@1eI, = "
WHEAT-19U. "'-"-
CoRN-l,OO
OATS-4u
FEATHERs-4Ga945c. scarce
FuRs-RaccoOn 8O9ST nc, N|9 ~ 49,
GIEsAEG-S596O.
HH a!.H%S { ton 5000; Timothy $1,000
LINE-LouiSViile l, so
a0t1ssEsuNsw 9rIsans 49, Sugar House 4so
Ny. afE IS: THurpentns 70; tar s4@s
RAGs-2@3E, dull.
RIcE-556@6.
SKsDs-Plaxseed 1875; OIover5%.
SoAP-Castile per ID 159I6; common 56SG
SU0AAb-NeW Orleans I3fQBS hhd. eC9S1S in bbl
SSUFF-Scotch 26; Rappee 1896
FRA-Gunpowder 4OTU; Imperial 4O,65. IIvson as-no.
touching 2598"c; 0oong 8S9I5c S'Ue'
ToBAcco-6twiSts ~; Eve roll 24@qS
~ MooL-UnWashed from IS TO 22 Common washed o5 10
10; Fall blood extra 40 to as 'u 81 "
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- Dro'o"ed.-on Sunday last, deck PISS
''geT named John Brown was drowned off the
sa~Ooat Kate French, opposite Rome, Ohio.
; soon as the accident was discovered, several
"p.S barrels we're thrown over, the boat stop.
the yawl lowered to his assistance, but
"''"out avail The deceased has wife and
,a n,'y 'nConrtneysvile. The carpet sack, hat
.'u umbrella, and letter belonging to him,
1n s t'' at lsham & Fishers boat store in Gin
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-05

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-The President called
q meeting of the Cabinet to day, to consider the
dispatches from Minister McLnne, in relation to
the treaty with the Constitutional Government
of Mexico. 1t is reliably usccrtained that sew
erul months ago the Miramon Governr cnt in
vited France and England 70 assume the pro-
tectoratc of Mexico, but they have given no
response to the proposition.
The steamer Mystic is bound 10 the coast of
Africa and the following officers are ordered to
her: Lieut.. Leroy, Commanding; Lieut's. Fair
fax, Iiaxton and Garland; Acting Master H.
Green; Passed Assistant Surgeon Harrison.
The steamer Sumpter is also to join the Afri-
can Squadron, under the following officers ::
Lieut. Armstrong, Commanding; Lieuts, Ftz-
gerald, Stewart and Green; Acting Master. Per
kins, passed Assistant Surgeon, Otis,
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Lo0ed and Lost.-A young woman w,s
before Aid. Duty, yesterday, to make complain.
against young man who had betrayed her
coincidence As the young woman was rather
premature and uncertain in her action and os
the young fellow had promised to marry her
with his fathers consent, the magistrate advised
little delay, which it is thought will make all
things right "''"e ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-05

,~l rrt,t of u Biyamist.-Geo. Roles was
I,.5 Yesterday by officer Deafenbaugh, on
" !, ,b,rge Of having two wives under the same
'n II appears that Roles married in April
~, ~" CONAN in the First Ward, who had
ns ~, children. This woman had been pre-
s' 81. married, as the reader would readily
Wv w. bo her husbond was absent in parts un-
' '"s When she married Roles, therefore,
h., committed bigamy, and day or two since
;. r.s discovered that Roles had done the same
hin, Mrs. Roles No. l, from Pittsburgh came
1own with three little ROleses, pledges of a
1,,mrr affection. The first wife confronted her
hmsb,nd the second wife looked daggers, and
pole, had nothing to do bat assemble the two
,riros and eleven children under his roof, and
make the most of it. In this way they were
se,,ing along finely, when the regulations of
society and the strong arm of the law nipped
the incipient system of polygamy in the bud.
At the trial the necessary evidence of the first
marriage could not be furnished, and Roles was
informed that if he would take his first wife
and children, bundle up his traps and leave, he
might do SO without interruption; otherwise he
would be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the
law. The lusty polygamist availed himself OF
the terms of this liberal proposition, and yes.
terI1y afternoon he put off, leaving the bewail.
Ing grass,widow with the eight children, to look
sier another husband.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-05

ALBANY, N. Y, Aug. "A coroner's inquest
who came to his death from injuries received by
the falling Of u bridge on the Albany, Vermont
and Canada Railroad over the Totnahannock
creek, while engaged on regular train of said
railroad, as mail agent, and as said bridge was
in rotten and unsafe condition, the jury believe
that those having charge of said road should be
highly censured.
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JellV GlaasasI

WEhaTe just made article for putting mn Jsn-s
me shape Is tSpering with ndeuted rim arouna
'oT lying the paper 1t is just the very article,
Nc "Hh All who Intend putting up JelIies and sru il
Frulf Jars! FruII Jarh!
we have also every Kind Of Fruit Jar-Pnt Gnss Green
GLASS ana the celebrated "RARTHENHARE" JARS Il,p
material of which these are made being vItr.ons
stone body and the glaze Pare Flint Class they war
Tahted not to absorb taste contents or the
IHSt received from the manufacturer abiding to the
ISL; they were Poisonous that .'It ride
tOS As IL IS dbSMTtt We refer hundreds In this
city and vicinity who have theu for The br ~ear
with perfect satisfaction. ~ 'S"'
Fly Traps! Mosquito TrnPs.
We have tile Agency for GIlberts Patent Fv and Nos
quito ErAP, very useful and desirable article At this
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