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The Oil Fever.

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The Oil fever, which has prevailed so exten
sivSly in Western P~ennsyisanis, has broken
out ia this vicinity with considerable viO-
leneec-she disease is still at its height, and
there Is certainly some cause for the excitement.
In the township of Mecca, in the vicinity of
Powers Corners, there is a district, whose area
ia about two miles square. where it has long
been known that oil would accumulate on
the surface of the wells in such quantities as
to sometimes make them useless for ordinary
purposes. Small quantities of this oil have
been collected and ound to bealmost precisely
similar in quality to the subteranean oil of
Western Pennsylvania.
On Mondays Mr.. Ritezei of the Democrat,
aad ourself visited this district. We found a
company from Gainesville, Pa, Messrs. Bun
nell Jordan d Co.. busily at work drilling in
an old well on the premises of Mr.. Jeffrey. They
had beea at work but q short time, and had.
reached the depth of sc feet. The surface of
this well was covered with oil. and we were
shown q specimen which was almost eolorless,
snd emitted a strong. disagreeable odor. Five
other companies from Western Pennsylvania,
have leased rights to bore for oil in this vieini-
ty. and will commence operations very soon.
Oil rights have also been leased by different
parties, on farms on the east side of Mosquito
Creek. in Bazetta and Howland, some within
two or three miles Of this place.
Some Of the circumstance in this connection
are amusing. It is said that in the supposed
oily district. a man having dug a well to the
depth of some Is or 90 feet, to the rock, with
finding a sufficient stream of water, he
commenced drilling and after penetrating flew
feet, the oil gushed forth in such quantity that
he feared the web would be spoiled and there
drove a wooden plug in the hole in the
-oek. Some unbehevers now assert that the
bottom of every well in that vicinity had been
to prevent the oil from flowing out
the top and flooding that part of the coun
Try !
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Feb. IS, IssO-4w.
DARN FOR SALE.

Il The Farm known as the Doctor Leavitt farm, in
Warren Township, TrambuIl County. Ohio, three miles
west Of the village Of Warren. on the road leading
from Warren to Newton Falls, and Immediately south
Of the c.. & NJ. Rail Road, at Lezvittsbzrg. Said farm
contains one hundred and forty eight Q4s) acres,
about one hundred and ten acres cleared, and has
been recently put in good repair, and is well adapted
for either dairying or filling 1t is we'll Wasered and
~tinbered, has two good orchards, q large two story
Brick Dwelling HOuae. a good Barn and other out
buildings. It also has 3 good sugar camp-the best
in the eoan;y. Any person wanting q bargain, will
call soon, as the farm will be sold. Enquire on the
premises, or at GrisEold's Steam OIL Mill.
1. n. DAWSON.
Warren. Ohio. Jan. IS, l5eo.-tf
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Arrival and Departure Of Mails.

RosT oFyIoE, WARREN, Ono,
July lst, 1859
Y.x.gstssz, daily, arrives : p N. leaves II an
ct:sstsrs, Do 90 Han De Spa
Shsrsz, arrives Tues. Thurs. Sat. ,ok N. Leaves
same days at 9 p N.
-. 4rsrnp5Ils, arrives Mon. Wed. Fri. Q p m. Leaves
FRes. TiEnrs. Sat. at Iix an.
errsnsburEh, arrives Tues. q Sat. BY pm. Leaves
Mon l. Thurs. At 2 q
~: BIssn6sIs, arrives wed. & Sat. BY p Leaves
Tues. & Fri. at 6 \ N.
Fsrmingfs1, arrives Tues. & Sat. by u m. Leaves
Mon. 4 Fri. II 70 m.
cszss1. via Duck Greek, Hsnnah,s Mills. &C., arrives
Tldays at 5 p N. Leaves Saturdays at 8 a m.
Mails which leave at or before 6 4 m, are closed
the preceding evening at 9 p n. All Others are clio
sed half an hour previous to their departure
I. L. WRBR 2. N.
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CHERlFF s SALE.
~ Humphrey Hsrsh)

By virtue OF a order o. sale iasuei from he Coars
Of Common Pleas Of Trunhali County, Ohio. 70 ne
directed and deliVersl I shall offer at Public Auetisn
A. ths door OF the oS1rt House In Warren on estaF.
day the 17th day Of March 1861, betEe en- the hours Of
10 o'clock A. u. and Z 2. u. Of said dsy the tcl0wtaG
described Heal Estate. Situate IN the togIahiR 81
Rowland and 10 knoHn By lots No. 30 4 - refeTsDss
bs.nE bad % a Nap and Survey Of 8 tOsn Plat laia
cat tor G. G. SeeIJ aud Lyman Poste ~ Edwin Leg.
ingSell Surveyor, upon SnbdiSisloa namber one and
foar IN the vest Survey Of small lat number sro, IA
large To- number ,Eenty one in the originals rvey
Of said Rowland tOgrship Nag. Recorded n fran
bail County Records pages le9. 100 and 49, Rock -.
said iats thirty ard thirty-one being Ahcus one hsn-
drsd snd ~ sniy-sisht feet toAg aad about thirty feet
vide. IL beiag the same lots decided to Adsphas--
BY T. J. heLsin, Feb. L, 1855 sad recorded IN frun.
ball county Records Book "A, p l29.l3Q,
ApPrissd at $40. Terms Cash.
a 3. LYMAN, sAsria.
shcriG-s oMce Warren FEB. 15sh, 60-S9,
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BRIDGE NOTICE

Sealed Proposals for furnishing Materials and
building a Bridge over MShoning River in BrzceviIle,
near the Grocery-calIed-centre Of the world-wiIl
be received at the Auditors Once. Trumbul County,
Ohio. until one O'Clock Friday the 9th day Of March,
1900. Plans. and Specifications. to accompany pro
posals by order OF Commissioned.
o. I. W0Lc0TT, County Auditor.
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I OST, a Steel Bead Purse, containing
IL about ten dollars, and a note Of twenty six dol.
lars and forty eight cents, from J. c. Burroughs TO
Warren Iddings. Any person returning the sane
shall be rewarded. LAURA ". IDDINGS.
F-h 3 f1 s.
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PLANK ROAD NOTICE.

THE Stockholders of the Niles and
Il AustintoWn Plank Road & Turnpike Co.. are
hereby notified to meet at the office OF James Ward 4
Co., on Saturday the 18th day Of March, for the pur-
pose efeiecting seven Directors for the ensuing year
II II. MASON Sec. GEO. c.. KEIS President.
Nilss Febuarv Ilfh 1854 w
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Te Fire Company 30. l.

The members Of Fire Company No. 1. and
all other. citizens feeling interested in said
Company, sCe requested to meet at the Council
Rooms on Saturday evening the 25th inst, at
] o'clock. JOHN NJ. STULL, Mayor.
Feb. 2Ist, go.
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PURE VEGETABLE EXTRACTS; IND PUT
Up IN Glass CASES. .ALR TIGHT, WILL
KEEP IN .AJFF CLIMATE.
The Cd-t ITHlRTTC PILL is a
gentle bat active CpthAr tic which the proprietor
has used in his practice, - InOre than tWerty years.
The constantly inereas- SzinE demand IRON those
who have long used the -PILLS, and the ~satisfac.
sion which all express il regard 20 their use, has
induced ne 10 place them within the reach Of
all. -
Tie Profession Eelt- know that different Ca
thariics act on different Hlportions Of the bowels.
The FAMILY CAiOfTHARTIO PILL has,
With due reference tol khis well established fact
been compounded fromlYOG variety Of the purest
Vegetable EItraets ~ which act alike on every
part OF the alimentary ~ eanal. and are GOOD aud
sARE In all cases EberelElI CAthartie 10 needed.
such as DERANGE-lE NENTs Of the STOM-
II ~eLEEPINESS, IASlPAINs IN THR BAG
AND L0IN:. COSTIVE- 6HESS, PAIN AND
OWES THU AlwHOLR BODY. from
sudden cold, which fire. &iquently IL neglected. end
in = long course OF Re liver. LOSS OF Ape.
A CKEBPISGll SENSATION OF COL
II BOD ESTLBsSNEsS
II Z 4 ACHE. otl5iWBIGHT IN
HEAD, all IHRLAANA T0RY DISEAsBs,
in CHILDREN &tOr ADCL-S. RiRUMA.
TISM. = great PGRIFI-iYNiER Of the BLOOD and
many diseases to which, y nesh ID heir, too nansr-
Gus to uensioh In thiSI ADVERTISEMENT
BosR, I 10 ,.
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L 10 OOA1I OONOGO LIN lRE1I
Il from Gums, and has become an established fact. =
Standard Medicined known and approved by
all that have used il. and {. lis now resorted to with
confidence in all the dis z eases for which It is re-
Commended.
II has cured thousands = within the last two years
who had given up all = hopes OF relief. az the
n 4 m e rous unsolicitedl : certificates in my pes
session show.
The dose must be sasP ~ ted to the Temperament.
OF the individual taking - il. aud used in such
Quantities as to act gen q ty on the Bowels.
Let the dictates OF your = Judgment guide you in
the uae Of the LIVER - LfVTGORATOR, and
10 will cure LTVERl1 COMPLAINTS, BILL
IOUS ATTACKS. DYS-A iPEPSTA CHRONIC
S UNI LMER COMPLAINTS,
DYSEfTERT, DROP ISL. SOUR STOMACH,
cOSTIYE " cHOLIc,
CHOLERd. CHOLERA lMORBUS,
IfFAJSTUM. FL8TU LEfCE. JAUFDICE,
EJAAL WEAKNESl - Z and may be used
successfully as an 0R-S RT FAMILY
Il will - leureSICKREiDACHE
las thousands can testi-i = ~, in tEsnfy RtHEtss.
II TIE or tkrss teagPO0HI BEls are taken AZ com
neneenent Of attack.
AL VINO USE ri IRE GTTISG their
testimony in its favor
NIX WdTER IN THIS MOUTH VJTH w. IN
& SWALLOW BOTH TOGETHER.
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
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G NOTICE.

Hugh B. Wick, plaintiff.
vs.. In the Court OF Connon
John Young and pleas for FranhuII County.
TsabellS Young, deits-J ohia
The defendants, John Yong and Isabella Young,
non residents, will take notee that the plaintiff. Hugh
3. Wick. did on the I7th day OF January, lace. fie hs
petition In said Court OF Common Pleas, avering that
s.id John Young "a INDEBTED 10 him Or his 2rouissory
note for the sun Of six hundred dollars With annual
Interest A. ten sr cent from April i6sieSs. land also
the said note Is secured b. mortgage on lands 10
aheila YeGng). and prSys for judgment and In default
Of payment. that ssid nortgAged premises be sold
sstsriav. the i=,k S.v 81 Mareh- isea. AZ ala ma.
nent wa estaken ~ prayed for b said plaintiff.
2 Z. 4 U-H- HcrCHISS,
.JanaEy u. less-7si Attys f3r Pisintin.
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SHERTFF'S SALE.
:, s.', !, ..'.a' Ia Court q Con- l..'


By virtue OF Al order OF Sale lssred from the c0urs
Ct Common Pleas Of Fransult County Ohio, 70 ne Iii
reetsd and delivered I shall odsr 81 Public AuesiOn.
At the door Of the Court House, in Wsrrrn.
Trunbull County, Ohio, On Saturday. the 18th
day Of March ls6O between the hours of 10 o'eloek A
NJ. and 4 o'clock P. II. Of szid day the fonoxing de-
seribed real Situate In the township OF War
rem and Is known as parts Of lots Nc. q In said iowa.
ship AID bounded as follows;
(ist LOTT Beginning a. : post In the south line Of he
lana formerly owned BY Roswell n Mason. and &c
the west side Of the County road rnnJing throaGh
sAId lot north and south (ths river road so oalied1
thence south s5ks vest 4 chains and % links thSEeE
south 15S- east two chains X links thence n0rfh
s5S- east I chains % links thence north l5&s west
20 The plses OF beginning containing as new surveyed
one acre Of land more or less. Apprised 81 $500
ga iSt.) Bounded-Beginning a. a stoas sst IN the
south west corner Of = lot seld to Peter Gaskiil,
thence north IS vest along the west line Of said 0As-
kill lot and the west line Of the above described los
4 ehaius and 4 links 70 the south line OF the Mason
To-, thenes vest on the south line 81 the Mason i've
ehsins to a sake. thence South l5A east 4 ehains
and 4 links to a Stake. thence east ave chains four
and q half links to the place Of bsgiHiag eontAi alag
two acres Of land more or less.
APprised at S2O0. Terms Cash.
Alb LYMAN, shsrsG
ah.rfd,a Once. Karrep zen. 18th '6a-5E
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PRICE 2 DIMES.

" LIVER UTYTGoRAToR -GND FAMILY
CATH9R7TC PILLS are retsiled by DTaggists gen
eIaily. and sold Wholesale ~ the .rade IN all the large
towns. 8. 7 W. SANFORD, N.
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
Jan o, ls60-ly 35 Broadway, New York.
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Concerts in the Country.

Concerts in the Country.
OSSIAN E. DODGE will give Con.
" esrts a. follows
Leroy, Feb. 18th. Academy Hall.
Johnston, Feb. 18th, Methodist Church.
Vernon. Feb. 18th. Methodist Church.
Gustayus. Feb. 10th. rown Hall.
Kinsnan, Feb. goth. Presbyterian Church.
W. W~illiansfeId. Feb. 81. Old Church.
Andover, Feb. a2d. North Church.
Dodgeville, Feb. Esd. Baptist Church.
Bristol, Feb. 9th. Presbyterian Church.
Greene. Feb. 25th, Disciple Church.
Bloomfield, February 29th. Town Hall.
Orwell, March LIST, Methodist Church.
Feb. s.-3xs
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To the People of

nR. R. ]. LYONS has issued q
Il pamphlet containing \ brief sketch OF his Life.
Study and Extensive Travels, which can be obtained
free Of charge At his ofce in Cleveland. or at Camps
ussel during his appointed days, the 18Th aud 18Th OF
March. Feb. Is. Colin
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DR.. DAYS
COMPOUND DANDELIoN SYRUP,
For TIE Cure nf Disenses

IW Inc = OF diseases,
This compound is purely vegetable and made Of
roots and banks of our OWN climate. We give testiuo.
pials below from persons who have used it, thus show
and Ague. Chills. Headache, Pain in the side, Stomach.
Shoulders, Back, Hips and Limbs. Palpitation OF The
Heart. Liver complaint, Dizziness Of the Head. Gen
ersi debility. Weakness. Hard breathing, Asthma.
and various other diseases.
At purifes the blood. is a sure remedy for female
weaknesses. DTopsy, rheumatism and Neuralgia-
This medicine being a compound. works upon the
Liver, blood, Kidneys and Lungs, dirgorRes the Liver
frees the Stomach and bowels, removes costiyenrss.
and Dispepsy. This syrup is a sure cure for a bowel
disesse, and can be taken with perfect safety. by old
or young 1t may be relied npon as an eradicator ef
the human system Of all or most diseases, of the
ing other diseases, such as bilious, Intermittent, ty
phus and typhoid Revers.
No diseases can exist where the blood Is uade pure.
One or two bottles per year will secure health to any
family. taken at any time to suit the patient.
In support Of the above We insert the following vol
untsry certificates.
This is to certify that 1 vas AFFLICTED with Dropsy
and female weaknesses for a numLer Of years. Nv
physicians gave me up aud said that l was past re.
eoVery. l then used DR.. Days Dandelion Syrup, IL
gave inmeds1te relief. ard ] am now happy to he able
to say that am perfectly we'll. MARY NJ. MOORE.
This lie to certify that have afflicted with the LiTes
pains through the bsdy and limbs. After desparizg
stmedieal aid. 1 happened to Re in Warren, and met
DR.. Day and got q bottle OF Dandelion Syrup, aaa in
= ahert time L was restored to perfect health.
Dr. JOHNSON, Washington. Pa.
I have used Dr-D2y's Syrup BY which ny life vas
preserved and 1 an now a healthy man.
p WEAVER Warren Ohio.
This is to certify that I have used Dr.. DAYS eon-
pound, I am satisfied with its use.
Rev. sHURICR, NJ. I. Church.
For Sale by Woods & Pes and Smith. Strattsn &
Co. Warren Ohio
Warren, Feb. 18th, 1860.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland with Cleveland 4 Toledo. Cleveland Co.
lumbus & Cincinnati: CIeYelan6& Erie, and olsEs-
land 4 Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
Atsolon. with Hacks to Chsgrin FzilsS&e.
" hantua for Rsvenna.
" Braeevilie with Hacks fer Newton Fz-iE, &c.
q" Warren with Hacks to Sharon Grsenvslls Mad
willie, Bloomfield, csnhtld, &c
81 youngstown, with Stages to New Castle, LOWELL.
Poland and Enon Valley, and thence By /. IT. W.
@. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Reb. I6. 1859. CHAS L. RHODES taYt-
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Humphrey Usrsh,J
%. In Court Of Com Pleas.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Humphrey Hsrsh,J
". In Court Of Com Pleas
JshieI Lane ct al }
By virtue Of an order Of Sale issnei from the Coart
Of CODmon Pleas Of Trunbult County Ohio. 10 me d.
reeted and delivered, I have levied upon,a and shall Of
fer at public Auction at the door Of the Court House
in Warren Trumouil County, on Saturday She ITday
Of March 1860, between the hours of'I0 o'clock A.. II.
and 4 ?. NJ Of said day the following described Real
Estate. Situate in BrAcerIle township in. said eOun-
~ and Is known by being 5eea6u -, "a and ~ L0s
she township snsrssai1. and Is sounded -
fellows: Beginning alta past IN the South east corner
-. theneealonE the west line Of Section II
about ~ chaias95 links e the centre Of Aahoaing
river thence down the river in the centre. the several
courses there6f to the South west corner ola lot deed
ed to David Humphrey, thence north 24srest % chains
IS links 20 4 post standing in the corner OF a eeld,
then north SIX west 9 chains TO the south line Of the
road. thence 5 ess W. along the south sideaEthe road
IS chains IS links 20 a posi- thence north ~ ! line ruR
from the south side OF the ro3d Il chains I2 iinks to
\ post, thence south e0Swest,by Aline run IS chains t.
a post IN tie east line Of Section II. then s0ath along
said eae line Z. 81 links to apo Themes west obaipB
to a post thenee south -. Soto q post in the south Lac
Of section - thence east along said south line { chains
to the FIRST boundary, containing 900 aeres more or
lsss- Except about S acres lying on south aide 0f
nGin road conveyed BY Aura qriswold 70 p E. stsEs
and others where the Steam Saw mill Is noE located.
and except 2E acres in south west corner srtieled 10
o. HanphTsE by Lane.
ApPrissd at $40, pc. acre Terms Cash
A. B. LYMAN, Sheriff,
Sherla's Once. Warren. FEB. Is 69.
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Positively No SMALL ACCOUNTS made

This mode OF doing business will enable him to sh-
Viate the usual necessity imposed on all business men.
Of taxing prompt men for the losses incurred BY giving
credit to irresponsible bsyers
Having briefly stated his terms he would now invite
attention to the fact that he has just returned fror the
eass, with = splendid stock OF
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Price sc, so.
1t will unquestisnablY continue to hold its pre-emi-
nence as the most complete and accurate Dictionary
Of the English Boston Recorder.
As whole, the work has no parallel. nor is It at all
probable that it viii soon have one.-BOst0H TrarsHsr
It is a fixed fact. 4 living entity, and will maintain
its place as the most complete and accurate Dictionary
OF the language extant. It Is ROW the recognized
standard. constantly cited and relied on In our courts
Of Justice, in our legislative bodies. and in public dis
as entirely cOnelusiVe.-B0stOH -atlas & Bee
A fresh supply just received at the
Warren Book Stores. Ian s5 1860.
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E HELP L

HELP HELP! HELPi!
PUY where you can buy cheapest.
u Get your work 6one WHARF ySE can &c. IL aoae
tks cheapest and best.
The subscriber having purchased the shop And
machinery formerly belonging to Charles hessesgers
situated On Quinby Hill. Is desirous OK Informing Tie
pub lie that in connection with carpenfering and join
ering. / intend TO manufacture Thermometer Churns.
Straw Cutters. Wheelbsrrows. Fork and Hoe haEdles.
and Deiano's Independent Horse R~ske-Eaieh VIZ
sell cheap. Buzz Saving, Circular RiSnins and saw
inR. Turning. with various articles made - sfdsr'
suoh IS Doors and Window Frames.
FEB. l.. lR6o. -3y J. J. GfLtl2EA
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Justices and ConstableS Blanks.
GUARANTEE, MORTGAGE & OUT CLAIM DEEDS
srMMoEE, ExEcuTIoNs, suIPGEks ETC.
Oonstantix on hand and for sale.
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FAMILY
-GATHARTIC PILLS,

PURE VEGETABLE EXTRACTS; PUT
Up IN Glass CASES, ar TIGHT, M WILL
KEEP IN fNF CLIMATE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-26
Hayti for -Hnigrant Negroes.

q A colored gentleman naned,J. Dennis Har-
ris has written book of travel in the Carri-
bees, in which be treats Of The social and ma
terial condition Of Hayti, and urges the emil
grafton Of negroes ortbatzislaudadH sas1ss !.
ID Mr. Harris givesthe pFefeFeneesas as o place
ofsettlement for eolored emigrants from, the
United States te the country nnder the juris-
diction of the Dominican republic. The large
and beautiful island of Hayti is capable Of
supporting q population of sMenty millions;
the aan,berzof It's iahabstabts IS scarcely one
million. The largest, fluess and most thickly
peoplea part of the island issih the possession
Of that part tof the coiored race who speak the
Spanish language, and who live under differ
erlt government from these with whom the
ecouIn,eteiaI portsaos the United States have
the most frequent interceurse ID this part Of
the island the papulation does not much ex-
ceed quafterzefa million. The climate, it is
afHrmed, is as.healthy as that of Virginia, the
son is prodfgiously fertile, the heat not in
tense. aud the fruits as line as any within the
tropics. OF the beauty Of the country aud
the excellence Of its productions, MIR. Harris
iilates with an almost poetic eaptuse. 81
At preseht 7athe gsmmense resources Of this
part of thezislaasls are almost useless for wan,
of the necessary skill ahd other lusans to shape
them for the purposes Of lifea There are mag
nifeeut forests and no saw -nills;n the. board:
aud beams for building are consequently i'm
ported from the United States. There is nc
finer climate or soil for coffee, but there are
no plantations. yet coffee grows wild on ths
waste lands, and its grains are consequently o
an inferior quality. Bees build in clefts Of tht
rocks aud in every hollow tree in such abund
ance that the women collect the honeycombs
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.sYorrMe4 wrnan.s

~
Oh! yes, I dare say she arould marry again.
Did you ever know widow in your life es-
pseially Young one, that didn't marry again
if She got chance? And they always get
chance, too, it seems. For my part, l don't
see what the men race are. after then. SO for /!
The above remark set me to thinking
Who is il about Oh. as.nice. a little body as
you. would want to know. A qniet, modest
little woman. whose only. fault, is in being q
young : piicac,' Poor soul! she can't help
that. People throw t,up to her, though and
cast it in her teeth. with. inhumanity. To be
sure, ber husband has been dead these five
years but what difference does that make p
She is not so hard-hearted as to expect ever
to be happy again-is she? What does she
want to get married again for, I'd like to
know = One man is enough for any woman.
sy a. man is different. He can do as hespieas-
ses asFhe ofteners he is married the better---
Suppose she is only twenty three or four All
tie more reason why, she should be watched,
and pecked at. and shifted at by all the cross
old women with grown up single daughters,
all the young ladies who set up for themselves.
Sometimes the men, even indulge in a fling
at young widows; but they needn't mind
them, for such are always old foggies OF. dis
appointed lovers" who do It. Hug the assur-
ance to your bosoms, ladies' that, as a gener
al thing, young widow is an "object. of in
terest" to the men. -
And as it is said of the ladies' that the ap
probation ard esteem of the other ssx is then
chief desire. why, they need not care for, thu
malicious remarks of the ilI-riatured Of thei
own, knowing that every true wolnan's heart
whether natron or maid, win syrnpathizs witt
you, if you are a ''yonng widow"