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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-08

H. The question Of the boundary between
view York and Connecticut is again up. The
disputed district, consisting Of strip OF land
which runs north and south for distance of
about fifty miles, and which Is at its widest
part forty two rods wide, contains about twenty.
six hundred acres. Most Of this district is moun-
famous and Of no great value, but at one point
portion OF a village Of two or three bundres In.
noh. is Included in the disputed territory.
uen's near the border know not To what
IA" they are subject, nor In which state thew
should vote, while officers OF Justice and of rsy.
enue hesitate to exercise their authority. Coma.
qnrn,ly the laws are not obeyed and m. -
not collected VIC 'aAss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-08

III Letters received In New York, per the
Asia from Europe say that a political excite
ment on the continent has assumed a more "a
cifc tone but confidence Is not sufficiently res
tofed TO induce any general activity in commerce.
Ehdeavors were made to allay appre tensions on
political subjects, but vague feeling Of alarm
still PervAdes the public mind, and il would be
forming too hasty an opinion to say that tie DOS
sioility OF the peace Of Europe being disturbed
Is at an end. cautious action pervade all class
ss In manufacturing districts, and the Mancbes-
ter market generally has lost something q At,
previous buoyant tone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-08

IDA singular trial is going on at Springfield
Mass based on the fact that - years ago citi.
zen OF that county lad horse badly dis6gured
by some person who escaped detection. Recent
iy, two old residents Of that place having quar-
relied, one has charged the other with having
done this mutilatioa in his presence, while both
OF them We're young men, in 1897 Upon this
the owner Of the horse has Instituted civil suit
fof damages against the person charged with the
offence, and the latter has made a complaint for
perjury against the aceuser
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-08

ID John Lynch, aged thirty five Y ears, a na-
tive Of Scotland, attempted to commit suicide Oh
Saturday evening, at the Travellers Home Fl ont
st, Philadelphia, by shooting himself with 4
pistol. He inflicted two serious but not danger
Gus wounds. He was recently from the soldiers
Home at Washington, ID. G, having been-takrn
sick while in the marine service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-08
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP

A DEMOCRATIC House CAUcUs.-A meeting
Of the Democratic members Of the House9ef
Representatives, will be held in tho hall OF
the House Of Representatives Oh Wednesday,
at O'Clock, p. m.
We understand that the "cali for this meet
ing is signed by more than seventy-fve men,
bers Of the House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-08

IL The Governor Of Maryland has granted a
respite OF several weeks to Henry GambrIl, and
the requisite authority to stay the execution will
be handed to him on tomorrow, Wednesday.
Nothing has been said Of respite to Stephens,
alias CyPhus, the colored man, whose execution
was also appointed for Friday next, the 18th
inst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-08

ID The Governor OF Michigan has unamiably
vetoed the bill granting $40 acres Of swamp land
to Mrs. Rogers, who, beside having nine small
children and one a; the breast, gave being, awhile
since, to four children at a birth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-08

OMrs. Mary Har,ung, who has been on trial
at Albany, N. Y, during the past week, for the
murder Of her husband, Emil Hartung, has been
found guilty OF the murder. Her trial has en-
cited intense interest The prsorer is quite young
and handsome, and her case has created tie
greatest sympathy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-08

The RICHEST JOKE. OF The SEAsoN-N. p.
Willis Is poet and a novelist Of no mt an ank in
these days Of light literatnre but 1t is very Ger
tain that he Is no ornithologist, for he does not
Know hawk from vulture, and seriously tells
the readers Of the Home Journal that a falcon is
only q tanned buzzard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-08

III John Martin, Of New Bedford, Mass
committed suicide on Thursday, on the New
Bedford and Taunton Railroad, by laying his
neck on the track and letting freight train pass
over him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-08

u The Legislature Of Indiana have invited
the Legislature Of Ohio to visit them at Indian
apolis during the present session, and 1t is uu-
derstood the invitation will be accepted and the
compliment returned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-08

IL The Missouri Legislature has under ad
visement bill for the expulsion Of free negroes
from that State within year, or the alternative
OF theirchoosing masters and remaining slaves.
Petitions are circulating requesting the Legisla
ture to prohibit the Introduction of any more
slave into the state
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-08

OThe Pickerel up In New Hampshire live
on peculiar food. The Manchester American re.
cords the capture of one, weighing five pounds,
which had striped squirrel in his stomach
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-08

IL The Rev. X. III. Clarkson, ID. d., of Chi
cagO, came very near his death lately, by taking
opium by mistake for another medicine He
laid insensible two or three days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-08

IL The Brussels journals announce that
Mr.. Rarey Is about to give course of lessons in
that city on his mode Of breaking horses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-08

IL A bill has been introduced into the Legis-
lature OF Louisiana by Mr. 81. Paul TO license
gambling in the city ofNew Orleans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-08

III Lieut. Gov. Hammond of Indiana is laid
up by severe attack Of typhoid fever at Indisn-
apolis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-08

IL Mr.. Ullman netted six thousand dollars
from his short operate season In Philadelphia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-08

TEE WkArHKR.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph lie to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation Is about 7 o'clock:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-08
mstinees unaccompanied BY gentlemen, when

mstnees unaccompanied BY gentlemen, when
disposed so to do. The reduction of the prices
for tickets for the occasion will of course tend
TO increase the house. The Theatre will te
darkened and Tit, SO that within its walls
erything will appear like an evening entei =
tainment there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-08

A LETTER from Atchison, dated the 9th
ult., says Strange to say there are now in
course of erection here one hundred and fifty
houses in dead of winter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-08

III Though - The Star" Il printed on the
fastest steam press I'm use south Of BaIti-
more, Its edition il 50 large as to require Ii
% BE put 70 press at an early hour, Adyer-
tissmsnts, therefore, should be sent IN y IL
s'eisck, M; otherwise they may nst appear
until the next day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-08

MlSSkSAND GHILDREN'S BUTTON GAL
M TER WALKING BOOTS
. The underslgned has just recsived a small lot of
Misses aud Chldrsn's French cloth top-
high seal skin foIInE IN front, and double soIes
nlsde TO has order. IL s elegant, and very durable
woTkmani hip. can be Produced. they viii be of
Iereh LOT very short time, at the smaest advance
or ths COST prices; thus, anordng opportunity
cheapest of Shoes. Families will do we'll to be
prompt IN calling, as the lot is small.
fs g. eO4t r. WEJPMAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-08
AMUsEMKITa
ASKING ToNT HEkTRE.
LAST NIGHT or THB
OPERA.

LAST NI6urO THE
THIS CrussdsIl vENING, Feb s,nso'crs.
Only s sSssSsIrssoe Of N, e PoINsor and CARL
boRDE, fLoEESsGfSs'' T6RiSf .''"' La
NOrrcr-TA, sss,rG , as;gs sSsdod in favor of
Mr. TRs ffss EVENING for
MoIart's rsHs osers Of
DON GIO VANNI
With the following immense csst:
Nine HAsSR :: :; Doo"s zs saa.
ss FInRENzi.- Don S1I S,a aslTa
SiE iohi Mr.; ...... as ..-....-... Don ottayIo
CARL FoRMtS i Ss1el'S
Chorus OF Peasants. Masks, &o.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Ressrvsd .ess ST an, sHte :hi in PsfsSst
and Dress Circle - -. '. : too
Private boxes with sI admission iickstf. ~ 81
Al reserved seat. u1soii eurn nt the da, Val 10
sold n the evening At the door at 81 each.
Ms,zorOtt's Ms,iO store also in the evening at inc
TO MORROW. w edne,dsy. :, Feb. 3. at O'Clock
BY general request,
A GRAND OPERA Matinee
And farewell performance of the Troupe. when will
he presented Bsl'InI's Opera OF
NORMA
MADAME LABORDE
IN her great role of Norma.
M'ME Won BERkEL. TAMARO,
COLLETTI.
The eminent PiAnist,
GU SrAN SATTER,
vii! also appear and play. bet~ee the ac.s Of
NOrma,
TWO FANTASIES.
Prize Of Adrnis. ioa 10 fhe MatiKss.
ADM 81 IN ticket without reserved sea. $50.
The sale Of tickets for the Matinee commences
this morning, at 3 O'c!Ock. at MetzerOtt's Music
Store. fee IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-08

ELkGhNT LENTINES.-PHII.P'S varied
~ am beautiful stock of VALENTINES, i'm
ported from London, Is now ready for ms pection
Pnoe from Is cents to Sc each
FRANKLIN PHILIPS Bookstores
Ie % IA. av., bet GIT and ICth sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-08
GEORGETOWN ADvERTIsEM'Ts

%LADIES' FAIR.-The Far for the benefit
lS of Trinity Church. (CatholIo.) GeOrse town,
Will open at Forrest Hall, On MONDAY, January
Slst, and continue during tne week.
the citizens of Washington and q eorg etown are
reminded that the ladies' having the FAIR 10 charge
have by their united efforts to their worthy
attractive articles ever exhibited in fair room an
Washington or GEORGETOWN. The ADDE'S feel as
appreeIated by the public, and their e1ertiOns
| IL An eI oellent set of SILVER will be rallied
LOT edriJ In the week. aS3-tf
~ TO THE VOTERS OF GEORGE
10 TOWN.-At the solicitation of many citI-
zeDs have consented to be candidate for the may
ia a to. N j. A. MAGRUUER
A MERiCAN CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR.
"A HENRY ADDISON will be supported for
Mayor OF Georgetown by the Ane moan party.
A VALENTINES.
"a COMPLETES Assortment of Sen Imenta! and
Comic VALENTINES, of the latest styles Also,
beautiful variety Of Lace and Ornamental Paper
i Ists Sasftnes Envelopes e SUI. and
Book and Fancy Store,
IeS eo5t 80 High street, near First.
A LOCAL TEL RAPH.
hshed Telegraph Station at g cor, etown Which is
In direct connection with their Offices in Washin
ton and Alexan iri,. Thus the public Of the three
cIIles NAV have instant communication upon all
matters of bus ness, pleasure. convenience with
out relying upon the slow and old fashioned means
OF Intercourse.
tloned places will be 20 cents for the first ten words
and cent for each additional word. The address
and signature are not charged.
"a 0-eot1 General Superiut-ndent.
II An C. ADD ON,
H DEAIERIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-08
SEVENTH STREET.

Mn SEVENTH STREET.
North End, Is famous for cheap Boots
n and Shoes, but not more 50 than Sew -
- enth street, South End. Will he where A q nm
selling COVERINGS FOR THE FFET Tor al
anywhere. - '""h"
wish II TO he distinctly understood that I c,p-
and viii. sell every thing an nv ma for ea.s S,
as the i0DsSf. A' ~ '"t0
I have On nand an assortment Of Mems and No.,
CAfSsnd HATS, among which are &c. o. -, sn %
Caps az IS cent. Men 1oth Caps a sooS srt,ci.
~ cents Boys Hats, "a cen.s 'S'''
NO charge Tor showing souds and m on. $780,.
70 buy M ess suited CT NJ the green and ref
me. Island. Aoe' "a'Shha ave
. N GEO. G.. HRNNING.
Ho.D, SILVER, LIGHT sTEELANDGEE-
man Snxer speetacles Gold. TORTOISE Sb.it-
SSfs sa1 bunao Horn Eyerlasses; Pehbie Para
Ea, ana NeAr-sHhfed Glasses Get IN old spretscl.
r'A"es ~ snort nonce. ~ l.. X LUNDY's,
n2rv sss National Hotel Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-08

rlDER!-CIDER I-CIDER
Grocers and other retailers can be supplied with
prime Clarified CIDER In quantities TO SUIT, aud 90
reasonable terms, by
no 23-f ARMY A SUINN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-08
LOST AND FOUED-

WAS TAKEN UP AS AN ESTRAY, on w ed
w nesday night last. a small X ed COW,
win white belly. Has since ca.ved. The ~
owner 10 requested come forward, prove A
property, pay charge: and take them SWAY.
JAMES MATTHEW'S,
Spring Hill Farm. west Of
10 u GeoFgAtOwu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-08

II C. A ID DI g N,
ALL KINDS OF FEED,
Nos. 81 and 20 Water street. 6eors etoyn,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-08
BALLS, PARTIES. &c.

INHE THlRD GRAND COTILION OF THE
Il Fnendship Club will take place at a
DAY ENkNING Feb 9th -
Tiokets admitting a gent eman and ladies' sd
Gems. wreath and shield will he presented 10 the
Club which has the most members PCsitiyel, nn
hats or caps allowed in the room.
BY order ofthe
Re 7-Sr CnMnIrrpr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-08

OfFIckoF ADAMS ENPREss COMPANY, Pa Ayf
MasRINGToN, Jan Ia, 1889 {
Sim REWARD Was lost from one of the
g1OO wagons of this Company on the mSrnins
2i 18th December, going from Baltimore and UhiS
Depot 20 Potomac Road, one BOX, d,recte ed 10
huains Express Con pany, Aug usta, "a The al,oye
reward val be pad for ITS recovery or such nfor
nation as will ead To its rscovury. ~
fe LOT W. Il. fREGo, supt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-08

@rHE LADIES OF WESLEY CHAPEL
ik3 will hold q FESTIVAL at the Assembly
Rooms, Louisiana avenue. between 81 and 6if
s,Ieets, COMMENCING on WEDNESDAY EVEN
iNy' reb. "a. The public are invited TO attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-08

proceedings and news to-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-08
I OOk OUT FOR BARGAINS!

lust RECEIVED, From EUROPE. an line MI.
y Store OF w. q. METZEKOTT, q ARE o,dsr ~ -
n USlC for Violin, Flute, VlO incello, And Ha,s
eomlf,sing he laseat publications., h M
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28
WHY DON'T Yuu Learn a Trade.

This question was pr"pounded IN our
hearing few days since to a Young man
whn had been for several months nnsuc.
cess(uI seeking employment as clerk or
salesman in some OF our leading houses.
Complaining of his ill.lurk. one Of hIs
friends " ho knew he had mechanical tai.
en,, hnt doubted whether he could make
himself useful as clerk q. salesman, put
tie InteTrogalOry To him which we have
.PIsred as the caption of lhls article. The
reply that trade was not so respectable
as Il mercantile occupation. Under tins
dehusIve idea, our stores are crowded
with young men who have 10 capacity
for business, and. who, because of the
fancled especrahiIuy of doing nothing,
wa>le away their minorlies upon salaries
less than their expenditures.
Late, too late in life they discover their
error, and before they reach the age OF
thirty, many of them look with envy upon
The thrifty mechanic, whom, in The days
nf hoy hood, they were accustomed To Ge
ride. The false views of resPectahlh'y
which prevail in tie s0i.Gisaat fashInna
bic soclery OF the present day, have ruin
ell thousands Of yonng men, and will ru'
in thousands more.-Mdependent.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28
Frightening Children.

We know Of nothing more reprehensI'
Ible, nothing more dangerous and mi "dl-
clouS, than the pracIIce Of lHghlrnlng
children in the nursery, al the family fire,
side, and in lhe social circle. by relating
to Them ghost stories, gobIin tales, aud
witchcrsfl ficrions. Thry receive pain
| Cul impressions from which their nervous
system does not recover for years, per
hsps not during their whole lives.
| Calldren and young persons have gen
erallv great curiosity IN relation 10 these
tales of the imaginalio.I. especially wher
thpy are attended by some gosslplng
rur<e heat. beng destitute Of good sense
has been f led brian fnlI "I ghost legends
aud black letter rscOlecIons.
| If there is a worse condition upon earth
than that into which this monsIrous su'
persliion pIunges All imaginative child VT
have no conception Of ils c"rdIIng horrors
Never TO lay the head upon the pillow
from the time ii is two or three years 0I
aee until seven, eight, or ten, without fee
ling the most perfect assurance IN It's own
mind Of realizing lis own prophecy
and seeing some hideous spectre before
mt rnng. This is the purgat"ry OF early
innocent, and otherwise happy childh""d'
These midnight horrors haunt the lmag
ina,ion even TO old age. They may lose
some " hat of their painful vividence. their
appalllng MISUNDERSTANDING "i iheIF
curdling horror, so potent in its mystery,
and so terrific even in its impossiblIl'y-
but these rerrors lipger in the imagination
>ull. ready TO be calledu in every sus-
picious spot, awakened in every Solitude
in spite Of all judgment can do or the
reason can urge. For a moment, at Ger
tain times, even to oil age, the heart will
rLrnb with painful dIstnclness. The hair
will become perpendicular, dlssgreea'
bic shudder will make The blood colo in
the veins, even when manhood has reach
I'd lis prime. TO be sure the judgment
snon dIsprs these unrOunGed fears. bu,
they will haunt the victim al times, 10 his
diving dsv. These are some Of the pain
| ful and delelerious effects of frightening
children in the early season Of their
growth. How important il is that pa
rents should guard them against these
groundIess terrors, exciting the early
/ imagination. and changing the trembling
victim 10 the indescrihahIe agony of This
nervous bondage Tor all lis future Lille.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28
important Decision as TO Contracts Fat
ling Due OH Sunday.

A very important question has been
raised and decided in The Superior Cour'
Of New York, upon this sui ject. The
particular case was that Of policy OF lille
insurance expiring on Sunday, The Preml'
um upon the renewal Of which was not
rendered I'LL the following Monday. But
the discussion involved the whole ques-
lien as 10 fulfilling any contract. The day
for doing which comes upon Sunday.
The general noIion is that in all such ca
ses the conlrart must be performed or
the offer made to Go ii, on Ihe proceeding
Saturday. But the court in this case
overruIrd the notion, and declared ~
when, from accident or mutual error, the
dsy Of fulfilling an agreement falls upon
Sunday, there is enough Of principle and
authority To Justify The party in deferrInp
his performance to the Monday ensuing,
without imPairing a righ' or incuFring q
fOrlPIIurP
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28

fin .American Merchnnfman FIRED
upon by a British Cruiser.-fhe bark
Grorge SrIrkrr. Capt. Mcdonald. ("
Baltimore. (which arrived al New o'lean'
las, week. from Rio. was twice fired upon
hy an unknown British man Of war.when
sixtv miles distant from Cape 81. Roche,
On the coast of Brazil. The Picsyune
says:
Both were round shots. nor were they
proceeded bv any warning. They fell a,
The distance Of about quarter OF mlle
from the bark, from which they were dis.
Gnc,ly seen By lhe captain and all on
hoard. There vas only one other vessel
in sigh, a, the time. and she long dis
,snce oF, in another direction. After de-
liverino herself of these shots the cruiser
,acked ship and pursued after The BARK
Cant. Mcdonald then h"lsird his ns'Ion-
Al cnlors-,hey had been up but mo-
men,-wh hen she altered her course.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28
=>F7-a :. rQgO-1 - a rNpE,l Fp0
Us 5ZS-3sJ3JA5! aSU 0So
Extraordinary Circumstance.

A Man Dying 7Wice "A man dIet
in the Seventeenth ward day or t"'
ago, who might be said 10 have died once
before, and been recalled to life hy sin
guar circumstance. lie had suffered to-
long lime from consumption, and g;owI
weaker and weaker, aud mure and more
attenuaied, until he could not stand %
speak. tie felt that he had but few
days to live, and made every preparation
for approaching dissolution. His wife
watched beside him, and one morning he
bsckoned to her 10 put her head TO hI'
lips. when he whispered, IL am going
Jane" and took her hand.
slight spa.m passed through his
frame deadly palIor overspTead bis
face his ewes rolled upward, and the
ranle of death was heard in his throat
At that moment his wife screamed. and
he started up with new vigor. and asked
family: "Why did you do that! Why
did you not let me die in peace"
From tina, moment he began 10 recover
and grow stronger, and in month was
enabled 10 leave his ted and work at his
trade. He lived for nearly two years ai-
ter that strange event, but finally was al.
tackled with return Of his complaint, and
died after an illness Of three months.
This is very singular instance, but
entirely true, and would seem 10 show
that the soul Of The dying man was called
back by the voice of living heart, hnger.
ed for while Ionge. ere it icl, kindred
nature TO battle with tie world alone
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Asimiar occurrence took place in Har-
ford County, Md, in the year 1920. As
the yellow fever was then prevailing in
Baltimore. a Mr.. u. left the city and Wis
tied some friends in the neighhorhood OF
Darlington. He wss soon taken with
the yellow fever, and was supposed To
have died. Arrangements were being
made to prepare him for burial, but his
daughter, who had accompanied him. en-
tered the chamber. and such was her
sflsf ,ha, her sgonizing screams aroused
her father. WHO was soon restored to
health, and afterwards lived for some
twenty-five years in this city. and died
hHal'y OF ssnsump,jon.-Balfinsors Clip
"a
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28
Money r.r,u, Husbands.

A correspondent! of Worcester paper
relates The following incident: Just as
the train was about starting for Greenfield
on Friday morning, on the vermont and
tie Massachusetts railroad, a 'prighuy
lille woman, win a child, took seat IN
the car near where ] was sitting. The
cars were beginning 10 move, and the 1T
lie woman Looked snxiousIy through the
rear window Of lhe rear car for the mis-.
sInS husband. who was in the depot aiten.
ding to the purchase OF tickets, &c. The
speed OF the cars increased, and tie wo
man looked more anxious. The husband
now appears, and begins 10 run. tie gains
or he rsrs al 6r',, but they are TOO lar ahead
nf him, and soon are leaving him behind.
although he ibid ron we'll for season. y
1t is now The wifes' turn 10 try what she
can do. In agony she implores the con-
duclor that her husband is left, but he
can help that. I'll am starting on Jonr-
ney and can't get along without my bus
band" Then lei him attend 10 his own
business next time" was The cold answer
But" says The keen Yankee woman.
ii have no money with me-" The
brake. were applied and the cars brought
10 q stand still, and the painting husband
enters the cars 10 the delight of all the
passengers. especially Of his vile. Nor.
aI-money will stop train OF cars much
quicker than husbands.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28

Coop ADVICE oh. marry the man
you love, girls, if YOU can get him ct aIl {;
# he IL as rich as CiGsus nr as poor az
Job in his fell Pray do not marry Tor
pelf. girls, twill bring your 'oul into
thrall but marry the man you love. gnl'.
If his purse be ever so small. Oh. never
marry fop. girls, whether he's little or
tall he'll make fool OF himself and you.
he knows nothing well but 10 drs~l.
But marry sober man, girls. there sre
few left on this ball. ard you'll nevar rue
The day, girls, that you ever msrrlsd /"