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The hydraulic press., 1859-11-05
Tariittu.
Art Amid the Sierras.
IsIGI:AIW9Ga q cYIsa Y .

TUyIE subscriber takes this method of informing the
IL citizens of California that he has reftted his
rooms ands prepared to take all kinds of Pictures
known to the photographic Art, unsurpassed in the
world that he has made special arrangements for per-
coming from distant parts of the State and would
say to all such that provided perfect satisfaction is
given, he will not only not charge for work, but will
pay them for their fnfe atid rtouble in calling.
Those arrangements have been made in view of the
fact that the country is focked with unskful opera
tors whose work is not only wanting in chemical effect
and everything that constitutes good picture, but
owing to the improper of the chemicals employed
they are rendered pershable and worthless
To avoid the mpositions practiced the citizens of
this and the adjoining counties, and travellers,
most respectfully invited to call upon him at his
i'll Grass Valley, where he will be found ready, at all
times and in all kinds of weather, to take pictures in
the best style by all the varons pfocesses now KNOWN
some of which are follows:
The hydraulic press., 1859-11-05
Beware eoftheseImitation,B 3 Bogus Schnapps

Beware eoftheseImitation,B Bogus Schnapps
If the Liquor were fit to drink, there would be no
need to palm them off by countericitng the peculiar
style and appearance of the GENUINE WOLFE'S
SCIINAPPS. Avoid these mixed and doctorcd-up i'm
itations. as you would avoid SHATTERED NERVES
RUINED STOMACH and DELIRIUM TREMENS.-
The Pure and genuine Schnapps have my name the
bottle. cork and fac-simile ofa signature on the label
For sale by al the Wholesale Druggists and respectable
Liquor Dealers in the United States
UDOLPHO WOLFE.
Sole Importer and Manufacturer,
Is, 90 and a2 Beaver street New York
The word Schiedam Jchiapps belongs exclusively to
my articie-aii other are counterfeit and an impos
tion on the public. 3S ON ins
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Preventive against Ague and Feve,

and change of water. The Physicians in New Orleans
and It. Louis prescribe it with great confidence in
CASE OF CHOLERA, on account of the PURITY OF
TIE ARTICLE.
The hydraulic press., 1859-11-05
The Aydmalie 2ress.

PREACHING.-At the NJ E. Church. to-
morrow morning, Rev. /. B. Fish will de-
liver sermon on the subject of the divine
ordination of the sabbath. In the evening,
at the Theater building, Rev. Mr.. Seymour
will deliver the third of a course of lectures
on the evidences of Christianity, and will
endeavor to prove the divinity of the Bible
by prophecies. The subjects selected by
both of the reverend gentlemen named, are
of great interest, and although nothing new
can be said with reference thereto, the dis
cussion Of them will prove instructive and
entertaining to the majority of listeners
One would infer that this community is con-
sidered rather sceptical by the local pulpit
RAcEs.-A race was to have come off last
Saturday, over the Central Ranch Course,
between "White Stockings" entered by
Thomas, and Ross "Emigrant Mare for
$3.50 side, distance $50 yards. About
400 persons were on the ground, and $500
or $500 was bet, but there was no race after
ALL The horses ran through, the mare
coming out some twenty feet ahead but it
was said the start was not rightly made,
and, as the judges refused to give decision,
all bets were withdrawn. race was run
between the same horses, three weeks ago.
for $3.50 aside, the horse winning the heat
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-02-03
Sale Of lSc0l ES-
tate and Equitable Interest.

QY virtue of an order OF sale issued by the
ID Probate Court of Portage County, Ohio, on the
4th day of arch, A. D. 1859, at one O'Clock In the
aft crnoon OF said day the premises will be offered
for sale, the following real estate to wit; Situate in
the township Of Paris, County Of Portage aid State OF
Ohio, and known as being parts and parcels Of Lots
No. is and 10 In said township bounded and described
as follows: Beginning at stake standing In the road
leading from the center OF Paris TO Harrsvo thence
running south a degrees 30 minutes, west Is chains
73 ffkS, 10 lang Owned by Thoma: b: Selby; thence
north i5 minutes, east along said Selbyh land 10
chains ss Iinks thence north sSa, west along said
Seby's land 90 chains links 10 the h6fA apd south
center road thence along said road north degrees
l56 minutes II ehainS II links thence South e7 de-
grees 81 minutes, east "a chains "a links; thence
so nth chain 81 links; themes south 80 degrees 10
minutes. east 10 chains "a links; thence south 4
inmates, west % chains link to the place Begin
ming, containing according to the survey 50 and ty.
be sold as the land belonging to the he hte Of Evan
Evans deceased and the Equitsble interest OF Owen
X. Owens, deceased, held on contract:
LUTHER l.. BROWN, Admir-
February 3-4w. ofOwen r. Owens, dec.
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OE-A new plate for ten dollar notes of
the State Bank of Ohio has been engraved
The central vignet:s contains q group Of
three mechanics. The lower right hand
corner contains a portrait Of ]. Andrews.
the President. The figures on the fcce Of
the bill are red, to prevent photogruphlng.
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e. N. CRANE.
Shalersville, Jan. %; 1858.

QtTThe people of Craft coounty, Michi.
gan, are represented as being in very des-
titute condition, and an appeal has been
made 10 the legislative for aid: There arc
about 900 families in the county, and OF
these not thore than one. quarter, it is believ.
ed, have the means of subsistence until the
next harvest. An almost tota failure OF the
crops is assigned as the cause Of the existing
want.
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0J 1t is known by aImos. everybody :hut
the divorce laws of Indiana ure of so loose
a character that little OF no obstacle pre-.
sents itself to parties who ars tiled Of their
relations us husband and wife. A bill, how.
ever, has just been reported in the legisla.
tute, Intended 10 reform the whole matter.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
JANUARY APPOINTMENTS.
DIR. H. TUBES.

VIII be IN attendance rs fcilo%s:
EAvBNNA, PfentisS House, Wednesday, Jan. 60
$kron, Empire House, Tuesday, Jan. %.
Warren, National House, Friday, Jan. %.
Cleveland, American House, Jan. and Z!
For consultation upon all diseases cf the tRfGat,
Lungs. Heart, Liver; Stdmach, Bowels, Kidneys and
Spleen; also, propsy, qtaxel, rheumatism, Nervous
FsS Fsysr Fts ruiSs o tie Flood, % ErSpoas CAM anu
tefs Ulcers and all other vatices Of long standing
ccmpialntsi both externaland a internal: ,. ..,,.
time to chronic dseasesj treating thousands annual
", many of Wlidm had exhausted every. other re-
source within reach. In no e:'s are siHs1d! or oh
neil, or tear doUn TO build up Ggan The medicines
can be taken with safety by the most delicate, and
patients may remain az nomei ana continue VIII
havo recovered under the treatment after friends and
physicians had given up oil hopo the indisputabe
evidence Of which can always pc ilrnisheh. lnVa-
call and may be assured that TO encouragement will
be given or expense incurred, without Correspond
Ing prospect Of recovery.
RAvEsSi, o., Nov., 1858.
Dr.. II. TupBS-Sir: am glad to add my testimo-
ny to the number of those You are receiving. was
after much persuasion that consulted you, Perhaps
this may influence somo other hesitating invalid to
seek for rcliefat your hands During the Winter Of
eS., to sit at the table. My affection was said to be
disease Of the left lung, heart and stomach. The
cough was very severe, attended with shortness Of
kles. Digestion was feeble, that could eat little
else than cracker during tho Wner and for two
cessive weeks subSiscd on rice water or gum arabic
water alone. Sinking turns came on nearly every
day. and occasionally several in one day, depriving
me or speech, aud sometimes of sight. Also Palpi.
tation was distressing. The heart appeared to stop
ut times, causing deathke sensation, though the
breath was gone, and the circulation arrested. Thus
suffering indescribably, and to all appearance balanc-
ing between life and death, fingered until reef
Obtained under your treatment. was at that time
residing In Northeld, Summit Co., where the circum
ptances es here given were known generally. ! am now
ENID, Ing comfortable health, and though not vigor
without Inconvenience, and have walked over tw,
miles, with suffering nothing than fatigue at tn
time. The great benefit derived from your treatment
and the interest YOU have manifested for me, sha
ever be held in greatlul remembrance.
Respectfully, Yours, --
Nov, 10, MIS-. MARY A. BATEMAN.
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MARRIED.

In Aurora, on the Goth ult., by the brides
father, Mr.. A. D. DEWEY, OF Franklin Mills,
and Miss CLARA A., daughter of Col. J. E.
Jackson, of the former place.
At the Collins House, by P. B. Cohant,
Esq, Mr.. ANDREW WILLYARD Of Ravenna,
to Miss Susan WELK Of Mahoning county.
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Pittsburg Market.

PittSburg Market.
PITTsBUG, Jan. 81, 1859.
FLOUR-Sales limited to-day, dealers
manifesting disposition TO hold out for high
prices. We note sales OF 400 bble. at $5,-
81 for euperfne, $5,75 for extra do, and
$5,s7@6,0O for extra family. Fancy brands
$6,25.
GRAIN-Sales 700 bush. Oats from
store at 55c. Is bush. Spring Barley do. at
Csc.
CHEESE-Sales 9S boxes w. r. at lOc.
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TRUE TO THE LAsT--by AS. Roe.
TIMOTHY TITcoMB's LETTERS. \ 4
A woMAN's THOUGHTS ABOUT A WoaAN--BJ
author'of Jno. Halifax.
SEA sT0kiES.
BAKED HEADs =.
MODERN sT6k1 fEtLER.
SURGEONS GEMS.
sPURGEoNs' LIFE AND MINISTRY.
CRUISE OF THE BETsY--By Hugh Miller.
MEMOIR OF sToDDARo--A Minister to the
HISTORIANS.
THE PRINCE OF THE HOUSE OF DAVID.
FRESH LEAvEs-By Fanny Fern, in Blue
and Gold.
ALL THE PoETs-in Blue and Guld.
SIX YEARS IN INDIA.
TEXT BOOK OF MODERN CARPENTRY, WITH
PLA-Es--A valuable and cheap work.
TOY BOOKS AND PRIMERS.
CHRISTIAN HYMN BooKs-A new supply.
SCHOOL BOOKS-SCHOOL BOOK
at the RAVENNA BOOK STORE.
Nov. 25, 1858.
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Legal Notice.
Margaret KrotzeI ct al.s Plaintiff,

Legal Notice.
Margaret KrotzeI ct al. Plaintiff,
vs..
Anthony Krotzer, ct al, Defendants.
In the Court or Common Pleas Of Portage county
and State of Ohio: Petition for Dover.
kAKON AYERS and Margaret Ayers,
II his wife, Benjamin Tyfe! aud Mary Ann Tyler, his
wife; Jacob DoUsel and Seyilla Do9sel, his wife
Msryetta Hanchett, Hsman A. HaHchett, Charles c..
Kroizer, Reuben Krotzer, Amos Rrotzer, Aaron
Kfotzer Isaac Krotzer, Harriet Krotzer, John Rrot:
zer and isaac Cup, non;residens, are hereby nofe
that on the 2lst DAY Of December. 1855, Margarett
Kro,zer ed her petition asainst the" ana Others. In
said Court, asking, as the Widow 0f Jacob krotzer,
deceased, TO be endowed Of the hfd part Of the real
estate Of whcn the sd Jso6 died sszed, being about
two hundred and two acres Of lad In lots 70 and q
in Brimneld, in said county, and more particularly
described In said peion, which SAID real estate be
ger, deceased. Said persons made defendants in
said petition, and are required TO answer the same BY
rendered against them. MicHA FL, STUART.
Dec. So, Isss46w. Pla'n.ins' Atty.
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IHE w EATHER.--FOr many centuries
past, the weather has been a startling topic
or conversation; indeed, so much s0, that
anything ordinary no longer creates sur
prise; bat such weather as we have had dur.
ing the past few weeks is rather calculated
TO stake down" that never-dying parsonage
the oldest nhabitant. The almanac tells
us that We are in the middle Of winter, but
the evidence OF our senses is that we are in
the commencement OF spring-und although
the mercury does get down to zero occasion
slly, we have spring to all appearances,
thus verifying the remark Of the Bard OF
Avon that "rose by another name would
smell as sweet"
Yesterday was Candlemas day, Of which
there formerly existed superstition to this
effect: II the sun shone clear ON that day,
the balance OF the winter would be severe;
while cloudy day would bring the contrary
result. Yesterday, "according to the best
OF our knowledge and belief" toas cloudy,
and we now wait, in painful anxiety, hoping
to hear an angel
"Tell us that the spring is near"
ATTrMPT TO ROB THE SUMMIT COUNTY
TREASURY. "A during attempt was made on
Saturday night last, to rob the Treasury OF
Summit county. 1t appears that school
ICuee in Tie suburbs Of Akron was fred by
4he rUbbcr or his accompIices, which imme.
diately drew all the citizens to that point,
~hen the seeker after treasure began his
work on the Treasury office, unseen, as he
supposed, but the eyes Of an officer were up.
on him, " ho instctd Of mokng an immediate
arrest, allowed the burgl lar to work away
andeffect an entrance, when lie was Pounced
upon and "rAled in jiffy." The name Of
the gentleman. thus caught in embarrassing
circumstanees. was given by himself as
GEORGE SAPP.
The LADIES RseoslToRv.-The Febru.
cry number of,he Ladies' Repository has been
received, and is filled with good, sound, sen.
tible articles, which convey instruction and
reireshmcLt TO the mind. 1t does not belong
TO that class of maguzinee, whose publca
ton seems to be "to supply want long
felt" by boarding school misses, and Other
young ladies who are rejoicing IN the pos
session OF their first beau. TO the lady, be
che maid or mutron, who has literary taste
and a knowledge OF the realities of life, we
hesr,iIy recommend the Repository as mag
axiI to elevate and instruct.
YoUE0 PEoPLE's LITERARY ASSOCIATION
Prof. EVEREST, of the Hiram Eclectic In
tiitnte, will lecture before the Young Pso
ple's Literary Association tomorrow (Fri
't,y) evening, on the subject Of "Water."
MAPLE SuGAR.-MsDy Of our farmers Il
difieren, parts Of the county have been en-
gaged. during the past few wceAs in making
maple sugsr. We arc informed that the sal
runs very freely.
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dissolution Notice. .
Guardian Sale Of Ieeai Estate.

ON the 10th day of March. A. D. 1859, be-
" tween the hours Of ~ O'Clock, NJ. e. 4 O'Clock,
In the afternoon on the promises by virtue Of an or.
der Of the Probate Court of Portage County, Ohio,
win be sold to the highest bidder, the following real
estate % the property Of George H. Thompson. to
Portage and State of Ohio, and known as being part
Of lok hnmber seven, bounded North By land lately
oErsd BY Ashel Bostwick, deceased East By the
Wcks place; South by the East and West road; West
by land formerly owned by Amasa DemmiDg, con:
taining s. acres OF land more or less.
Apprised ats
Guardian Of George Th0mpsOn.
srRlwpER G. HAnr, Atiy'S.fOr retitioRSr.
January ~, 1862 tdsN
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PORTAGE SENTINEL
LOCAL ANB PERSONAL.

-
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS
PspaEt a rs p NJ Mat si;,s.s SiOss Al 24'' M
pSGanE Depart al faSI. sS. 4. Il. Mall close
iSp Arrive Sy ie. X: Depart at 1910 p. ii. MAn
IRIs eSSis s%EkKLY.NewtOn x Il, ne Falls. -
Arrive every Monday, Wednesday and Fridny
.. u, NJ. Depart same days at 800, P. N. Mail
-Chardon,
- Arrive every Wednesday and Friday. by 4, p. Il.
q Depart every Tuesday and Thursday at 8, A. N.
ARISE, YE DEAD !"-While we have ever
admired the touching beauty of "Annie
Laurier as poetical composition, our prac-
teal and matter.of.fact vision could never
see what there was in the appearance Of
that highly interesting young lady that
should cause her lover to say, &
i~7t.And for bonnie Annie Laurie,
I'D lay mo down aud deo.''
Impressed with this idea, we have always
considered those two lines as "moonshine. p
eaBut, It appears, as is now evident to u.s.
that the susceptible heart Of young man Is
capable Of being SO touched by the teHdel
passion that he may not only wish 10 "lay
down and die" for bis Mary Ann, but can
with the greatest ease in the world, "lay
down and die" several times, If necessary
That our readers may know show the thin:
isdone," the following letters will show
The first was addressed to ourself; the las
to.ihe Clerk of, the Court, E. BOsrwIcK
Esq:
.ae2 SPRINGFIELD, Dec. 27, 1858.
:. MIR. EDITOR Sir-Please give the fol
lowing obituary notice place in your pape
soil the deceased has any relatives in tina
yici1ity they may know of his death. En-
closed is twenty Eve cents TO pay for you
trouble. do not know as you charge an
thing, but some editors do.
Verv Respectfully.
SAMUEL PARVENU.
sG. s. 4.a- -a DIED.
In Springfield, Indiana, on the 23d inst
after short but severe illness Of eight day
G. w. EATTEGER, Of Rcolstown, aged 2
years.
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legal NOtlce-Salc If Real Estate,

IN PURSUANCE Of an order heretofore
issued fton4 the Court Of Probate Of Portage
county, there VIII be sold at auction,
n the highest bidder, on the 18th day OF February 1850
hout the hour Of Two O'Clock P M. Of said day, the
undivided two.thirds OF the fooRng real estate the
property Of Winfield 9: and Simon Wilson, min
in lo no. twelve beginning at the southwest corner
OF said lots thence running north SO Perches; thence
viii contain forty acres In square forM excepting
herefrom four acres out Of the southwest In
square form, leaving balance OF thirty. elk acres,
of Who'll the undivided two-thirds will be SOLD free
Of dover, which has been released. Appraised af
1N33.O 90, Terms Of payment made known on the day
0f Saie.. q MARGARETT WILSON, Guardian.
By MICHAEL STUART,
Jnuary 20, 1850. 4w Her Attorney.
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D?VYS, SHOES AND LEATHER 3! {!

THE undersigned, at their old stand, would
TespectOully call the attention Of their numerous
cuS5mers and the public at large, to their unusually
IuI ge assortment Of home manufactured
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Notice..
Notice.
ELISHA GARRETT and Nancy E. Gar
n Notice.

ELISHA GARRETT and Nancy E. Gar
L. rett of the State of Missouri, will take notice,
that John Mohensmth did on the lIth day Of Decem-
Der D., 1885, Ale his petition In the Court Of Com
mon Pleas within and for the county of Portage, IN
the State of Ohio, against the said Elisha Garrett,
and Nancy L. Garrett, setting forth that the said
Elisha and Nancy E. gave mortgage to said Jonn
NJ M5heDafith certain lands and water privileges In
the township Of Nelson in the said county Of Portage,
teing part Of lot No. l. in the said Township known
as the rist and Saw Mill and tho Clothing
ship, to secure the payment Of $3.50 according to
certain notes referred to In said mortgage, praying
that said Elisha Garrett may pay $500 with interest at
may be sold 10 ay the same and also $i270 with in.
te rest from fad April lst 1858 at 7per cent. And said
Elisha and Nancy 4. Garret are notified that they are
rsanred to appear and answer said Petition on
before the third Saturday after the 9Th day Of Jan.
uary next. JOHN MONHkNsMfIA,~
Dec. o. ls5a-6w. l. L. Fuller, his Atty.
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o1 LAA US DAAA4 C COMfANY
TAKE pleasure in announcing to their
oil friends and customers that they are now in receipt
the largest and most splendid stock of Fall and
Winter DRY sGQOnS ever offered in Old Portage at
prices competing with any establishment On the Wes-
tern Reserve, viz:
Prints, Of all popular brands;
De LANES, of the very choicest styles;
French Merinoes, plain ana figured, 1t astonishing
low prices,
Cashmeres, plain,and figured;
Irish Poplins, OpGfa De LaineS;
Cohnfg Robes, Robes auiAe%, >,
NO tbs, CaSsi iheresS SattiDetts and VestiEgs;
Tweeds, Jeans, Linseya and Flanlieis: :.
Brown Shsetngs, Bleached Muslins, Tickings, etc;
Ladies' Magic Shawls, Bay State. Broche, etc;
Cloaks, Ialmas, Chenille Scarfs, etc;
Hoop Skirts, Of approved makes;
French:work Collars, UnGersleeves, nd all kints
| Of embroidery. !.
Also, large lot of White Bed Blankets at % por
cent. be!P% last years. PRICES.
Dress Trimmings of evcry descrlpton,to to match all
kinds Of Dress Goods.
BalmOral Skirts for ladies'; new aud very neces.
sary article for the season, at very low pFlce.
| yard.
READY-MADE CLoTHING.-A very large stock
every kind ofmens wear, al extremely fdF prices
Gentlemen, do not fail TO give our stock dkamiDa-
| uon. The price is marked on each garment and can
not be Charged for LovE eE GokD:
October z, 1858. STaEAfOR, DAILY & CO.
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THE MARKETS.
RAYENNA MARKET-FEBRuARY 3.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY wHrrTLEsRY AND wADswoRTH
AND OTHER DEALERS IN THE ARTICLES NAMED.
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LOOk UWt Cor tic VilIi0m (!

TAKE this method OF informing the pub.
i lie that GiLLEs w. EAIINGER TO whom was un-
fortunately arod in Apr, 1856, has loft INC, without
assigning any cause whatever, and has, ere0rc, for
fsited ths titc Of husband. would warn all femueS
TO look out for the LIAR, WILLIAM AND DEGEIvER. -
Said katngor 10 n schoOteachcr by profession (be-
ing too lazy 10 work. aud Is about i've feet five nches
Ia heixct; rather slim, with blue eyes and dark ha'r
his skin and character are just the same, and, In adj
dIioR, ho has Il downcasi EalIOws look. boar gire,
tsko due notice Of this fellow and govern yourselves
accordingly. ELSiE II. EArlNSBR.
TPpapers throughout the State will confer livor
on sOciet! by copying the above.
RoUtsIVWH, March lath, ISj7.-3wt
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DIED..

In Springfield, Indiana, on the 23d inst,
after short but severe illness OF eight days,
G. w. EATTKGER, Of Rcolstown, aged IS
years.
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DEAR SIR--l wish to ask of you some in
formation. We have here man by the
name Of Giles Eatinger who is about to get
married, Gas report says,) and he says he had
a wife in your county, but that he had d.
vorce from her. Now, if you please, write
me whether he ever had a divorce in your
county or not, and oblige Yours,
- 49, WIN. NJ. SWAYZE.
II is but right that man who can die
with SO much facility as Mr.. E., should have
a suitable obituury--a tribute to the memory
OF departed worth--but, as we never had the
pleasure Of his acquaintance, wo feel incom.
petent to the task. We will, however, give
the account OF his wife, from whom he is
not yet divorced, in relation TO his many
good points, as they were originally publish
ed in the ScntiEel uf March II, 1857: