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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-04-12

G1-Our readers will recollect that we noticed
the result OF a breach Of promise trial in st.
Louis some time since, in which the plaintiff
parties were Miss Carztong against Mr.. Shaw
The defendant was granted new trial and the
case came Il recently. The trial occupied q
days, and resulted in v rdict for the defend
uut, ..
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SHERIEE,S SALE

s. II. Ransom Co. VS. Geoygo w. Brown ct al.
DY virtue of an order o sale TO me directed and
ID delivered in the above case from Wood sourt
of common pleas win offer for sale al the door of
the court mouse in Perrysburg, on
Saturday, April 2sth 1860,
between the hours of IL O'Clock NJ. and 2 o'eIoekP
" of said d ay in-lOt number 7sl east quarter of
in-lot numbe 705, west OF the east I of in-lot
number 79l, in the town of PorrySburg, in Wood
Co o. @. W, NOTION SAFE Wood co.
James Murray, atty pl'ff.
Mrch II. ls60-4Gw6S2 70
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SHERIFF,S SALE

Hurd Church ys John and Lydia Hoover.
BY virtue of an order of sale to me directed and
delivered from the court of common pleas Of Wood
county, Ohio will offer for sale at the door of the
court house in PerrysbuTg, said county, on
Thursday, the lst day OF May, 1850,
between the hours Of one aud three O'Clock P. ~ oil
said day, the following described lands and tene
ments, to wit; Lot number Fl in the village OF
New Wesield, Wood CO., o.
&. W. NORTON, sheriff
J. F. Price atty.
March 20, l360--47S2 35
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0~y The democrats Of Putnam county have
nominated their couaty ticket, as follows for
Auditor, e. II Roetheman Probate Judge, Jno
Kuhns Treasurer, f, S. Godfrey; Clerk, John
Buchanan Prosecutor, J. G. Gribben; Com
missioner, Lemuel Swayze; Coroner, R. J. Spell
man.
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AdministratoT's Sale,

WILL offer for sale at the door of the court house
i in PerrysburE, on .... .. O.
Saturday, April 2sth. 1850
in-lots in the town Of Pcrrysburg, number 5lO 534
5b1, $40, 562 Ierns, one third cash in hand, one
thlrdia one and one,third in years; payment "a
be secured by mortgage on the prsrnises
n. D. BLINN, adnI'I.
March ?a lsSo-2ow5sI55.--
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Administrator Sale of RenI Estate.

y pu suance OF an order granted by the Probate
Court OF summit county, Ohio, will offer for sale
at public auction at the doGr of the court house in
Penysburg on Friday the II th day of May, 1860 be
tween the hours OF and o'clock p. NJ. the follow
ing described real estate, situate in the county OF
wood III the state OF OhiO, and being the east hall
OF the southwest quarter Of section number 10 in
township number north, of range 2 east, in said
county containing eighty s.suDeet the widow
right OF dover. Appraised at $3.50 Terms of sale
cash.
SARAH JANE WILSON.
AdmX OF Jas. D. Wilson dee
Br III. W. HOWE her atty.
April u, lSGO-4JM4S2 3S
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zss- Our esteem friend Israel Greene, ESD
was elected Mayof of Findlay, at the recent
1on, by handsome majority lie Is i've
Republican and will make Il good Mayor.
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~ Rev. Cemon Frachon, principal OF
Catholic Collegiate Institution at S'ndwich, T..
W., recently abscondel, taking with him all
the available means Of the institution.
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.zs- We invite attention to the adyertisemen
of T.. s. Arthur's new book, The Tavern Keep
ers Victims" His books require no commenda
tion at our hands.
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as- The Presld.nt has appointed the father ol
Mr.. English, OF Kansas. Nebraska Bill notoriety,
Marshal of Indiana. The appointment is bit
terly denounced by leading Indiana democrats,
and even Senators Bright and Fitch do not like
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as- Amos Burden, aStark county lawyer, was
arrested at Alliance few days since by U. s.
Marshal Johnson, for obtaining bounty land war
rants BY forgery.
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As- Those wanting new bonuets must not
forget to call anil examine Miss Joncs's iinc stock
of Millinery which she will open this week for
their inspection.
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as~ Persons having property to rent, or those
wishing to buy or rent houses will do we'll to
call on f. & D. X. Hollenbeck, who have esta5'
lished an agency for their accommodation.
See adv.
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1p~ In Hamilton, Butler county, eight persons
have been fined $50 each for violations of the
liquor law, and over sixty cases remain to be
tried. - ..-...
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es- The Troy bridge, on the D. &. NJ. R. R.
is washed away, and the bridge at OUowa is said
TO be in state of " doubtful uncertainty"
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sOCs-The democrats of SAndusly City claim that
the reason why their ticket was not successful
was BECAUSE they had 50 many foreigners on it
that the American democrats wouldnorvote 1t.
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!as- During the month OF March, seventy
three persons were taken before the Clevelant
Police Court for various Offences growing on
of Drunkenness.
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SHERIFFiS SAFE,

Julius Binn Va James BeIvile et al
- virtue of an alias order of sale 10 me directed
- and delivered from he court Of common pleas
SI ood county One In the above case / will offer
fer sale at the door of the court house in PerrysbuT1
on - '-''eb
Saturday, April 2s, 1900
between the hours of ~ o'clockM and . o,cIock ,
NJ. of said day the north half of the noTtheast ono
Ter and the north half of the southeast quarter of
section number u and the north half of the mort NJ
easI quarter OF section number % and 10 ueres or
the west part of the south.east onnrter Of sec.,o
number 20 all In township uumper five (5) north,
range number eleven (ll) cast in W ood 60 o.
e. w. NORTON, shG Wood co.
James Murray, atty of DIFF
March 90. lSb0--46w6eS "a
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FIaHNG.-The heavy rains of the past week
have been of great advantage to ishermen'-
They are now making qnito respectable haolS,--
On Monday night, Nh. De May caugEt twenty
five barrels. -.... .... ..
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Medical Notice.

RI. Dellenbaugh will be in attendance ut
Perrysburg, Baird House, April l7th. Fte-
mont, Croghan House April l9;h. No charge
for consultation.
NORTH GEoRGsTowN Columbian Co., o.
We, the ndersig ied citizens of this place
have been acquainted with DR.. D5llenbaugh, of
Cleveland, son of the far famed and honored Dr..
Dellenbaugh, late of this place, from boyhood up
las man and as physician he we'll merits the
patronage his father in his lifetime commanded.
We also cheerIully recommend him to the al
flicted.
Capt-D H. EcKsrEIN, ]. ZuRpRUGG,
II. Fox. J. GERMAN,
?. D. KEPLlNaER ]. KooNTz,
JoHN HoFFMAN, rown Clerk.
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ry Springfield, Ills. the home of Lincoln
went Republican at tie recent election Tor th'
first time.
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sgA letter-writer thus speaks of the Capital

"The great city of Lansing, Michigan. has no
railro ads. 1t may surprise some to hear that
the capital of Michigan should be in such des.
titute condition, but such is the fact. All its
approaches are muddy roads. save one, and that
is such rickety old plank afflir that it is ex-
tremely dangerous for small horse to pass over
it,"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-04-12

9s- Our Roll of Honor is comparatively re-
spectacle this week Shall it not be doubled
next week Friends, what do you say
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ROLL OF HONOR.
rrxLr rrar,rrs or run- rEnnrsnrRo JOURNAL.

ess- Doan Blinn is agent for Wakefeld's pat
ent Corn Planter said to be A MOL. u,
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OTHER DISEASES TREATED,

SSp~No charge tor consultation,
Inrclation to the following Diseases, either when
complicated with lung affections existing alone.
also invite consultation. l usually find them
promptly durable.
Proiapsus aud all forms of female complaints, ir-
rcgulnraties and weakness.
Palpitation and other forms of Heart Disease liv-
er Complaints, Dyspepsia and ali other Diseases Of
the Stomach and Bowels, TILES, and SO on
Dr. Hardman treats all chronic or long ng-stnndiuf
diseases tthe lungs liver, stomach bowels bladder
kidneys, BRAIN heart. nerves, womb, spleen, spine
eyes Nc.; scrofua, fits, cancers, rheurati SIN
dropsy skin diseases, fever sores, cntarrh scmina
weakness, ueura Cia, whites. insanity dyspepsia, gid
diness heat of urine, syphilis, sick headache, en-
| larged tonsls. %c,
| February ~, lS6O--i2
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ness Of BreaStcr Side, Firss
Stages Of C0asump.
HOH DC, S'c
In short this haisam Is adapted to every disease Of
the Lungs and Liver which is produced by our evor
varying climate.
wild Cherry has long been known TO possess i'm
Portant medicinal properties. This fact is familiar
TO every matron in our land and physicians often pre-
seribe in different forms for variety plants
Tar also has been equally noted for its virtues; and
some physicians, whose aames familiar 10 the
whole country, have gone far to declare that
even coTSpmpti0H could be cured by that alGne. In
otesr hands, again. was nearl, valueess, ewing no
doubt, TO their Ignorance in preparing and admins
tering t-a difficulty now entirely obviated 10y pa.
tent experience and long experiment.
The extraordinary medicinal powers OF these two
substances are now, for the first time combined and
embodied in DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY. BY a nice chemical process everything
deterious or useless is rejected that what mali
isthe most extraordinary and truly eilcacious RENE.
dy for all kinds Of pulmonary and liver diseases ever
known TO man. Sold by all druggists,
JOHN d. PARK, Proprietor, Cincinnati, o.
For sale by Peek & Hamilton. errysburg; VIM
Hood Bowling Green Haskins Roller & Haskins,
Portage; H. r. Atkins New Westfeld; Laskey. Pratt
* Hindsdale, Gilead.
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es- We are indebted to Hon. 5. s. Cox 10
a copy of his speech on Mexican affairs.
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April Appointments.
DR. HARD VI AN,

- H. ~ n K ~ VI n n,
Annly teal Physioian,aud Physician Cor Dis
ease of the Lungs,
Formerly Physician to Cincinnati, Marine hospital
and Invalid's Retreat, Corresponding Member to
the Joadon Medical Society Of observation, Au'
thor OF" Letters to hvalids." and Editor OF tn,
Medical Stehoscope," may be consulted at
PERRYSBURG- Baird II ouse- - hursdsy, April &c
NAPoLE0N-E Exchange Hotel--April rs, 1850.
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agWe are under renewed obligations to Hon
J. M. Ashley for Congressional favors.
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SHERIFE'S SALE
Jacob Flickinger Colister Haskins ct al.
BY virtue of an order of sale to me directed and
delivered from the court of common pleas of W ood
county, OhioI will offer for sale at the door of the
court house u Perrysburg in said county, on
Thursday, the st day of Nay, 1850,
between the hours OF one and three o'clock NJ of
said day, the following described lands and tene-
mens, TO wit: The west half ~ tho north east ar
of section IL. township north. IF range number 2
east, in Wood CO., containing 80 acres.
q. w. NORTON, sheriff.
J. F. Price atty,
March 30, lS90-l7w5S250
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TABLE OF CONTENTS:
THE BROKEN HERCHANT
I'HE ENPERfENCE MEETING.
TIiE RECLAIMED
THE MAN UI7H THE POKER
THE DRUNkARDS BIBLE.
AFTER TO. DAH or TREATING RESOLU-
TYON
SIGNING TIE PLEDGE.
IHE IA pEhN KEEPER. ..r...
THE DRUNkIRD'S WIFE.
TiiE WIDOWS SON.
THE MODERATE DRINKER.
With ten beautiful electrotype engrayings eight OF
which are from the celehi ated Geo Cruikshauk oil
London, illustrating THE Bottle"
From among the many commendnt ory notices O
these tales, we CLEAN the followng:-"We have pc
rused the hrsstory of the series, and do not hest
tate to pronounce it one of the best tempcranc
tales we have ever read. 1t is po, erfully written
and cannot fail to draw tears from ev, nv eve The
great merit of the author. Mr.. T. 5. Arthur consists
in his fidelity To truth. lie copies from nature and
copits Exactly. Thus his writings commend them
selves to all classes aud disPostIous for all can Sc,
in them something such as they have known in raa
life. In his truth to nature which gives him such q
wide spread re putationaad in The Broken Merchant
he has drawn most thrilling picture of lire."-
Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post.
These tales published complete in one du
odecimo volume hand, omely' b, und in cloth, gilt
backs. PRICE one DOLLAR. Sent b mail
postage paddy the publishers,upon receipt ofprce
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE!
LEARY, GETZ & CO.. Publishers
22i, North Sccond-st, Philadelphia
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THE OXYGENA7ED BI77ERS
THE OXYGENATED BITiERS.

The Established, Reliable and Seldom failing Rem.Sv
for
DVSPEPSIA DYSPEPSIA!
And all kindred diseases.
This painfuliisease. which has long taskad the ma
tenee Of the sufferer the power of medicine ard The
skill ofthe physician, finds the above remedy sufi.
eient To cope with aud conquer il in its dires form
Equally efficient Isl in the following diseases;
Indigestion, Indigestion
Liver Complaints. Liver Complaints
Heartburn, Heartburn, Heartburn Heartburn
Acidity cidty, A cdty AciGity,
Debility, Debility.
Bilious Complaints, Billicus Complaints
Jaundice, Jaundice Jaundice,
Loss ofAppetitc,
Fever and Ague,
Sick Headache, r ...#.. s..
Neuralgia,
Price ~ per bottle. Sold by JOHN D. PARK
Cincinnati, q.
For sale nv Peck & Hamilton, Perr,shutg, VIM.
! Hood, Bowling Green; Haskns, Roller a Haskips.
! & Hindsdsle Gilead.
January ~, lSs0--3im3.
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CURES WARRANTED !
EXAMINATIONS rREEI
MONTHLY VISITS

Although not the hes, mode Of n,,king exoniUa.
tlous. DR., II. will. when Desired prescribe Ter dis
eases without asking any questions.
Particular attention paid TO diseases ot women
and children.
No mineral poisons used; variouS consultations OF
Barks, Buds, Leaves, Roots. Gums, &c, obtained
from the Oriental climcs and OF the Indians, oul,
areprescribed-- a full supply of which the Doctor
always carries.
Dr.. Hardman treats Consumption, Bronchitis
LOungitis, Asthma aud NIL other Diseases of the
Throat and Lungs, 10y Medioatcd Inhalation, com
| hined with nrnnnr UNCONSTITUTIONAL irrnlment.
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. . = : = . : J 3
N.B-A WORD or EXPLANATION to tho,s
who hate known ns under the style OF Evans 4 Co
The business located by us at No. GIT Broadwnr Nsw
lOrk City, is the oldest established house in IL.
country, anc is known world wide as the erisipal
Evans " Co.'S GIFT Bookstore" Many haystsisn
advantage OF our popularity IT, advertise under Ike
same name, to increase theh trndc--and 10 pr.-
tect the few who may be nacquainted with us wa
would state that We bave no connection With a,v
other Gilt Book ilouse--and though many advertise
under the name of Evans Co.. the firm coustjtat4A
by ID. .EvANs and j. II. PREsToE is the fIU ana
only concern rghtfully using the name Bst 20 pr.
vent all confusion in the future all ust tho st,ls
of ''''
D. w. EVANS Il co ..,.r
and all porsona wrongfully using the appsllatioR 70
mslead the public viii be made 10 sunsr III. psuslty
ofthe law. d EYANsGcG ~
June ~ hN--TlY. GTT HroAdwAy New Yegk
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The following Is partial list Of property vkisA
Nilbe given TO the purchasers Of Books at Ne time
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n tm AAutrtistmtats.
Buy Your Goods

A.E, JEROME, NEW WESTFltLD,
IF YoU WANT GOOD BARGuSsls
NEW GOODS arriving daily. ....
I)R1NTs of all kinds ana prices ...
- RoCERIEs cheap for cash.
GLoTHlNG My stock is now complete.
Doors AND SHOES in varieties.
rJNHE goods damaged at the late hre will be sold
A. H. JEROME.
New west6eld, April IL. ls6O-4swi
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-14
EpiZOOty.

The disease, which has appeared among
the cattle III several Of the interior Couu-
ties of Massachusetts, may. from all the
statements III relation To- II, be considered
a calculated to excite alarm Throughout
the country Ii has been very properly
brought TO the notice OF the Legislature
On the 2Gth ult.
/" Mr. Briminer of Boston. presented the
memorial Of Mc-sls Geo. Il. Loging, Rich
ard ; Fay and +. {. Brooks Jr, j. com
tnlttee OF the Trustees Of the Ma>sachu-
setts Society for promoting Agriculture,
i urgirS the passage of an act ior the reno
Val ana prevention Of the alarming and
fetal disease which now prevail, among
the cattle IN certain portions of the state.
disease which II has been ascertaincd 10y
the most careful inv-sti cation Is identical
with u destructive di>tcmper which ha,
swept through Europe ior more than a
century, and which has been considered
there one OF the most formidable foes to
the in;cre>ts Of Agriculture. The memo
rlalirt> urge speedy action upon the saline
subject. In. memorial waa laid upon the
tabl" and ordered 10 be printed
he Resolves 10 prevent the spread Of
the disease, We're afterwards taken from
the table and Nj jerks of North Brook
Held offered substitute bill IL authori-
IL, the Lovernor to appoint three coniiniS-
sl' nerS. who shall visit without delay .hc
place Where the disease l. known OF ous-
rected 10 exist. and who shall cause all
cattle belonging 10 the iIerds In which the
disease has appeared. or NAV aiDcar, or
which have belonged TO such nerds since
the di-.a-. may nave been known - have
existed therein, To be forthwith killed and
buried, and the premises c!ean>cd ana pu
rlhed and make such order IN relation L.
the further Use and occupation of such
premise, may seem n,-ce.,aIy, 10 pre-
vent the spread Of the d.-,.a.e
The commissioner, shall cause all cattle
III the aforesaid herds not appearing 70 be.
diseased. II b,. appraised before being Kill
.-d. 1T what wound have been their fair
uaI kct value il t!lr- disease had not exist
ed. and the value shall i.c paii Iv the
state. ANY person vino shall knowingly
disregard any lawful order or direction of
the commissioner, shall forfeit IA sum not
exceeding SIrp The commissioners shall
MIX" a report Of then proceeding Ia the
secretary vf the Board uf \ Agriculture -
They shall certify all allowances aIid .x-
ncI,e, Occurred hv il!-in tor the waltz. 81
cattle alnrIl-e L. the GJycrn'r an'.
Council. and the Governor l. lUtho. Htd %
draw hi- warrant therefor
The act To- iLSe effect on il pt--aCe.
AID to continue IA !y!cc oue year .a4d no
!Dn--!
The substitute was accepted. aad the bill
WAS ordered - i third r-,i'!in:
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Strange Customs Of a Strange People.

The. .jaran.>e are u queer Kind ot r'eo-
PIE. and have some strange customs
Their method of s.,tliu. disputes j. To
say th,. lra-t peculiar, a will appear from
thc following. taken from the correspond
ence OF the y y W.rlla:
In ia. land of Erahrna whom two Deopie
quarrel about :: piece of ground. he who
has most maiiguitv. as well a> toudues> for
his family iu him, takes knif. walk de
liiD.ratcv 10 his nei.lIhrr~ house and
planting himself rI.ht before his door
uIa!Icin,i>lv cuts his own throat What
YOU may ask. doe, II" gain 10y this? He
gains his ia~-tut. for the disputed land in
evitably becomes the property Of his tanii
lv similar alteration of intellect pre-
walls among the japanese Cpon the
least possible provocat!on a gentleman
will seize upon lis sword and rip open his
own bowels. Very frequently whole fami
lies are ordered tv the government To do
this deed ,lnon themselves. and they obey
immediately The poor Japanese, if amy
one chooses to offer him an intiirnity. he
must sacrifice himself wherever lie may
happen 10 be. or else consent toi!ve among
h;s suicidal fellow couutrymen, 4 di>graced
and lost man.
With party proceeding one day on an
excursion into the country, We We're fol
lowed toy two officers OF the government.
who performed this duty uuder strict
cOmpuision. Our American friends Were
thrown into a savage mood tv the occur
renee and one ot these tn ned back and
closely confronted the officials. and took
hold of one of them hv the shoulder
turned his face towards the bamboo edi
IL /, tI,nt Il,
rection. The two japanese persisted in
coming on: the Yankee took his ma"
again bv the shoulders, and performed
with his heavy boot u violent ceremony.
which is usually considered anything but
fatteriru or agreeable throughout the rest
of the void. but in Jaran WAS an insult
that we might safely aver. had never been
committed before and which could only
he avenged lay death. Without max ing
the slightest attempt at retaliation On the
Goat OF his adversary. he unSheathed his
Chief sword. which. beautifully FURNISHED,
flashed for an instant in the sunlight. The
Yankee. meanwhile, eXtrica:ed his revoi
Yer from its h!din. place. II WAS need
less. for at two s;roke--two slashes of
that keen igcd weapon, performed III All
instant, one across the other like the let
ter X-he had di-en,bowclled himself, and
fell to the ground dying man. As he
reached the ground he cas-, up his eyes at
his adversary. and seeing i.in standing
near, apparently with no intention of fol-
lowing his example, he expressed the
most fearful agony We had ever LeiIe!d.-
We were filled with dismay at this strange
event while the brother official surveyed
US with threatening looks OF intense hor-
ror lie expects you to kill yourself IN
like manner and with the same sword
said the Sandwich Islander. The Amer!-
can muttered something. about not beinS
such "A fool. The other officer motloned
us away, and went down Gn his knees be
side the wounded body, ami before he
rose. a few seconds afterwards, the man
was dead.
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THE Philadelphia North American says
that tie spring fashion in bonnets is en-
tirely tabooed 10y the sex in that city
That paper gives description of tle re-
jected head covering as follows:
IN shape the new style of bonnet is 4
cross between IA coal scultle and a buggy
top \ ledge projects over the face, pre-
senting an appearance so ungainly a TO
induce a wonder that any body CON-. adopt
it. During all our preress... nations of the
week we didn't Encounter more than a
dozen of these n'oustrUs;ties, and these,
We fancy were the prope; " of out ,iders.-
For her exquisite TASTE in matters of dress
a Philadelphia lady may be known in any
circle, that yo'. meet her. Without adopt.
ing the eStr-m. of any fashion, except its
hecomin.ness beyond question, the la
dies OF philadel phia play second fiddle to
no other part of this hemisphere. For
this reason the buggy top bonnet Is voted
a humbuy. and Will not be adopted 10y our
ladies Ii,e new bounets that have made
their appearance are in perfect keeping
with the usual discrimination of our
bellies in matters of personal attire. Again
We say tina: the new tangled bonnets at
tempted to be reed u.,on our fashiona-
bles, is unbecoming and unsraceipl