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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-30

10 ,ttdt Die nStbtgen Wtepi5iaen brauden fam ?
SD bin iest fratf ltaS fannl fdbig, SIT ite6en.
Stlnp 3 9ebeit Sic lur in ba8 8eraz
t6un8S5innler i'd laiie Sbten eilen ar5tfrme
men. fese q IU nNTN
8anec' $50 brardle fetnen, met1 Ser. Sd,
fGnnte mid lelbit ~fnrirei1,, Ypetre id, All einem
pa5u pqilenpen 8lube ware enteelhlofen nit
IL Allberera fam ty aeS ltidt, OatlB i6 bier
bleibea, 10 9eldiebt e8, ipie iidt sluabe, ouf@e.
.fdbf meiue8 2eben8,a7 5.. s5a3's. !, a 'a.t 81 !.
5tunp. Das bdtten Sic Nle8 iageu lpfleI
ais Sic e%insei6peren pnrpet. Dunn Bate
.t6 STE Characterization as6ast asa s7 aa e. q
Der Sertbeipiser a93pger8 erbe6t ID, mno re-
bet bic SurH ar @6bfaa5 SIR Serren, i'd
bpffe, SIR meroet ale anf @uerh Redten al8
undbhaan0iae @eIdaporene beIte6en. .a = a. +" +
Stnnlp, bdmmerltp; Sebem Sic ltd, ul19elts
.blifliA uieber, Serr &oser8,
sGo9erS lanf auf iei1en Sit ulo Die SURF
puroe na6 ibrem, Beratbung85imnter abges
fitbrt. s]a1s@a1& elaa @s.a '1ffs q @2i.a 1885, 9a.7r5
5gam famer bic g~etp0bnliden Nn9rif8i1ae,
Mbert 95S}ppte88 ulb 3SSrlpilt So6nIpn ~erbielten
lpe9ea I19riff8 alf Spbn Patrif 1 Wcde
2lrrelt. 9alii7 - -
Dalut puroe EN- alter 8latmmler urto Sditz
fer Wamelt8 Sante81 grQce ppr9efibrt, Der ans
gefla0t nar, benz officer Scptt, mabreno bieIer
I'M Dier1t mar, WiperltanO g~eGeiltet 5u baben;
bieie8 8er9eben lpurpe ourd 3elt9enau8IuSet
erptciel1 tub eS elttlpalnl lid fDleenDeS ergDss
li1e 3~apiegefprdd3 SApiIden Stltnip Il, benz 9llz
9eflasteu; pa H a5 a49 }3sa aa4sa '.sr9
Stump 6abt Sbr 3eu9en fit Sud?
Nn9efl. Su, Grer Siren, - etften Wfdnn
gedanten8 glltb u1o eiiner Malllt, Der einen
Wageit tretbt, uno lnetn Weib.
Stump So, ia, SIR feb ltet8 beloffen i'd
babe @r6 idon mebrulal8 ourd Die Singer
geleben ; oie8tnal aber miiBt SIR Drummer,
Nroefl.: Nber mein Weib ?
Stmnp Sa 44aber ME Sbnfeipeare ia9t !;
vSbr lebt eiiten Neinb in @urel Mulb, UNI
@uer 6irt 5u 1teblen." SIR miiBt IN STREET,
baB Sbr niidtern per6ct,
Der 4n9efl. iprrpe auf 1 Mpde nad Der
Sail gebrad)t.
Dunn 500 iid Die Court 5uriid, lin paS
Serbitt Der 9urp ab3nlpartel1.
Die Court i'm Sale oeS Ne9erSl Sale per-
lammelte li6 TIM 3 llbr l1lto rpbmal8 Inn 5
llbr. Die SURF bate lid nod ntdt geeinigt
ulp Die Court perta9te lid peBbalb Bis 9eute
Sprmittas II llbr.
Sn Tpw pntplpn muroe Die Surp
pel4e iiber Die Gufla9en se9en @ec. Gpullpn
tpe9en mSroerilder aagriife 5u entidetpeu bat,
entlallen, oa lie ii6 nadl &c itiinoi9er 8eratbuu9
nidt bate eilli9en f0nllelt. Sdon am ODnz
uerit1s miro Elm neuer Bru5eB 9e9en @oallon
9efibrt iperben,
@esen 2idarb Sarris, ben glaS=ll8lA=
Wirtb IN Baltimore, 1T Elm gend-W arrant
ipe9en mDrperii6en 9ll9riifS auS9eltelt,
Der san oe8 Wf6rper TprD fonmt erlt am
Dienltag (mDrsen9 Dbl, Bis mp9iu lud oie@curt
perta9t bat,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-30
SalSbrauue Group.

SCgN 9aarsa ~. SsNT @sap0tSsioron e. .. i6rcbt:
gaiaa pra 9aIstrSsane, ~sIeer auqpeidDaft rsnss i9 Sse1s' SITE
ttotlub 9erDroen mare, SD CAB inn auoenbitfib nnn ifrsrnr
gruitniheI un6 nab 8rlaaf BON q StunoeIt,f in bcnen bas SinS
6 Tbeetbfel ppu 9cupnneu bate, atbmete es piener oon, LIN mn
mar balb haraui wsber wobl. o""o wv "N
81 60. Same8 90. Odntel, gladwoter. Iacroon Go, en.
i1reibt;
SD babe Sbr 8ruitrsiniguna8mittI lnb Sbren win6treibenbenp =
9a[lam nit Dem srbbteu Grieia in lmeiner SomiIie onoewonht Cd,
bin bsute 8aReilen peit mad etnoS ppn ibrenr g5rrdfrcprioumosrS2ty
tel getItten, INN s8 meunen &iuoera e~nuauaeben, meIde NIT einen,
anfaa bon Group beercbt iub.
3wanSig Seien bon 3eusnife tSanen bon perloneu BON bc.
Wibrtem Gbaratter imo QSa6rbct ~rpl0eIe0t wer6en, wern ca pSy-
lunot wirb.
9aa Sap ne IS utecisiui56en @lmoaad fir 1860.
DeIeS wertboeue9 ruitren9ar9Smlttsl miro einye oItein Der.
Dn p. Sa pMe & Spm, IL
ISL philadelphia :.
un6 1T an boben in galti nj ore Bet: 8ms
s. IS, 0ubprfg OagseI & TjlNer. SO. s. gronan 4. Osro
6. S. 5taber & So, 9GSmlo on s. Blvd, g. 3. Sies'
Sn MaIBnston o. g, bel Narn & 4alaler.
TSan17 il ,tM.r)
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S. y, Smitb,
6a1Sabe
@larfssiQf. @cp.. ten fn- 800 -

9lIlrts9tHf, @eQ. Zen 10, GeYf, 1851.
g8ertber @err. Deine Gphter ipuree sor furs,ht spo cyosu,
patsGbet befiaet tpethes cine srOse N~ebaitfsit nit Der S sm,f
braune battt. so rrrlahte rerihseSae Nr;asten rmb Ner,tp ohsr
dlt rbne gGtfolS. Cine @aat mad ser anrera seratad' aS sr' n,ets
atnO gtOmltf fstis aEHbs FnSeai eaoIid brrldaffe ib mir spn f VA
rent Sruftretntsun8saitte uns cS Frl0fe cine r~pIfIuSfss SSegE
tans 50 Stl1os. SD tabe mid beE6aIt niGit her 0eriebuSSa 81.
rem SrafreiaiaGtssmittel tief ~sfrpftAtet az Bic Wfians66sff
DlS atttrattSs tIbf th at mir felbf erprObt unb aefmoene ran
60 BET mir etie ~roltdnotgs lnipan6lun8 lnatner GDnfitutiSn~ Ne,
3pedte. Sg ale ancete DtIttel ~feblfhtugef Sd mar nie Elm Srsvsn
prn 9atentmeotstnen, btt aber lest lber3eugt. BAG tb SbrenI 'Nsis
nttttsla ltnre6t t9lt uaO t6 bin eerne beTett etelelbea ais ait n
f%rnpfcbten.3 senaSa 81 sd4f49s9M 18rIt9 ~
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WnGcrlndt nno @reb8 fnrirt.
e~ofamOus. Diff, Sen 81. San. 1851.

@srlSs r perm 9aaf. :, MI arsasm ~gegsnassa made i'd fe SON Der
hlNaepersne eitrtilrfett tbres. . N fretntaun n,f+
te!s, ierss, plterirenteh SatIa ms unp y mil
Ss mar psrOs sr etta unit, gase:ai rs .. Orton siaer ursiaer
rpa SrDtGilts Betstlt, Na6Sentt e. 40 Sabr iIuo ami s@ ~ot = x SSlam
geleeent mao pei Der teOtutsasfea Nsrste ale lire Suna 'aS@s'
Sttolg an Inn tsrprept brtten, Birthstone Sale Scr 9gssssrGg%t
Dtstne iletnf as6ter iii I'm lebep NOpeni6sr an sfnen, S gytn
Ses 2ii Az GeItsr lepr fanea 3urabnt. SD GAS 36r dIsSslS sc \
.lrela Mltrattpe ACCOMPLISHMENTS Westsin) nnS 10 ~ i ~
lansltd sshsilt DaatOarteit eeeeg lie nnO Der 9 pnr ~ 81, Sgs
STRe MI S.s MD9i hle nm aai$ Dengaeg an Sic gu f6reiSen,N tr ct Ian
8erShsnaiGuuS pefes i'm 8aae Gie'es wiaiAt my fa aD'a,Onrnen
SG 6~feuatftafr Str
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NeueS nrn 5dtpeSeu.

5tpfbclmf Sdfsoea, ben 10. @tiri 1851 Witt
ISbre ~uaidagbdre MleSi3it - has Brufreinionoasn,t.o
nietrerl 9alle use rtstuer Srult greFe Dienfe seleiiet un6- IN
Fam taunt etieh 3d9 pbhe eaGelbe fem. Mebrere nfeiaer Ssre,fnSSs
ipsIId9sn tp 0aysa go %SertGtr.ea NIL eberiaas Srr satsn G MT1S
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altbma, 98fatlpeicn &c.


Or. 9. Same!
geetas 5raa wlr iett trst SaDrea Ibwsr frdhf nit grusdftis
uRe ed to- Stsllat Won Der S8istfaihfsit tbreS 9ruareiniannosniit
Sers &raatbettea Ser guuae 9ebSrt battle 70 flufre Id Fine SffoSAs
SalSOn mlo cine S9lGtst Standardization, unb ids Bin ia oiStIiM
Sbnen nieloen su tDpnea, baB ,naA Dem @ebraud ees 9rn niri
9tnssntttsls tbr 91rlten ~ptrsiag. bic gei6wrreen unO z 6msr,sn
esin Ntpnteh nahlteben unb in eiaein Wfsnat cine ~p0laSno3}oe
9ftIuns fplste. - aA ''NT@"ss'
laa Ia-..t s. Y.@mith -
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grfaltllns, Sulfcn, Seitenz ii. grnflduler,e,,
Nnfaa bon 2lu8sebrunQ.

DteeS mag teScuoenj boB i'd opr un9efSbr 9 Sobren bn c;n,r
Rraptbet befaQeh iouree, bic mid NIT ~auSSebrin9 betrcbte ,nS
BON ben berdbmteterr Ner3teu bebaa6elt, Bbne cine Grfefd,tgryr ~ =,
gnbttG, bal d ulnrer eleueer murbe, iiberreSsts" ", a.
mid Or. ccapueS 8rulreini9ungsmittd al probiren. esTn, hMn.
@ebroud Ser eSitsn. 6laiae pur6e ib stpas better Ii, nacO & 0sms,
BON 8 6taiben erfpI9te meme pSQi9e @cneiung. e'"u"
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Bronchitis Observation-Disclosures
Wefftn. @retn Gn. b. 81 A.n . So. =

WeFftlI, Wretn 60. q. q. ben 3 mon. 4oso
. o. Sapa ne! "v loos.
} SStItett 9srt; IS ssrei8t mir su erO5em gsranaosn moi,
rem binu3ufiBens 80 S"' :" pIelea aaees
Dor ansetabr 8 Sabrea bate i'd efuen fbU,ren Ynfaa u,
Sroadpttis lio malrce pR ben 8ef6ittefen @er,ten Fir ssdur; y
ln3ta erilart.E Dard ter 0ftereu @sbraudb t6rss y Ssru aS1p spsi.
s su,sg, p ,,as i eeaa q d 10. So Dage .saislDe In srrbea GOita ae.
BAH. tb es IN metier 5nmtie pel aueewanOt ebenfr ' me- S osI
e sm ms sefsn @S {. fsls sa' g gpp5nASdTs ~ = : galiam une fsts nit
aer fdwtnOiai9ttpen 5rars warea lire aVsptsineeit Dit Sc sia ,mss-
ipslSs erieia teruN9 Serl4aftien uD @enn fe aud ni6t be.fsas ~
Se AEag1 I N et Siaotlnt Retreteu rpar. no fein Bis iett H.
tanntes WttFtel rtrbr belfen tDnlte) 10 itntern fe rod mrs SSr,ss
sen gCtan has efens 8suenis etnes Wlannes. beferp aS1nii Tip tasSr
1chlt ggpsbnltN Der 6al tit uDn 1rdni9ett auer 3rt an ~ re eiSV
bate. fur Ste ao le Sd9e Ter Mealdbeit eEnioeu' 50. = NtVst
ltnt tie ~ttltOrifnen gu ben ntefniaen. ~''P Vas ~
sc WhhnosS6n Shrl M
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Son IS. @. QSiuter5 aR. %

MileoseStle, ST. cen S. W0Sr, 1919
Or. D. Sabme 4 SOn! ~1' lo0o'
Wttsne 6evrfR.- Ntt erp6etn geranlaea en,bfpsfs "a ~
len 8~ranibettea her Quftr6bre tbr 8rufr. iHSlaunaso,,iffiis lei. - S q. :
t9ren ltns9raeeh Balllm bet ftlrtem @uswurF mo QeberletSen 81 81
ahsewantt babe. m na III S'l0ss
.4ass fssH4asa- asa lss.ta8 %. %. gBinters s8B
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beiten @oblen

unb ppaes @etpfdt ,u $3.50 per Ipnae aus ber garb tOs aapag
tSnnea in her Sffee pes gDefer befeat rerben. DslI,3m
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huntsville, 3D., ben /, S1nrt,r 1858.
Wert1er 6err. = SIM Sabre 1870 mar Ihqehr US
n'etnein SGa.9lIttn INT oOfbergebeShen Sabre ,uIhrie6. e.. pr V
ttlt etIfn InIIu, pom Slatung Der Qnnae, wuroe ispph nod a.
9i 3 lc5tesri tetasa lUettersa Iafaa 8fb1Ot.- Sd 6a6e ffegtet S :
is.Ss gtsOtsm nlspferen 8laferu fur ben Head6ufen etnosoebsn
SerlGaltte unp ibn 3ulebt eebeut bat. F"pt'"aS
a~s1aIsFW Feaa 1858 Nf Ibp8. s.. Rp1ine
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Nfeoi3titid1e 9lnsei9e.
&nbt tbr 0cn @mIfcn?
Damn sebeanfst Or. 9abnes 9fafRetuig

Oanit 9ebrandet Or. Sanne8 8faIfreinig
rs 8lil9Snltttel. @sl
@s 9tbt aussnbltdtthe @tittdtergna. aAB6 $4,000 ie .e83A
SetDatt = enGOrItte Dper fb wtubII AtfS2 q g5,u.
9eDTau9I SaAae'S Srufrets guugsmittel.
gbeld9es oil, ~tra1tbafte 8Ilantmen,lebuna Ser quftrgsrs III
tts.oa gt @Aepe. INNS pes ssLbleipts metder ltefelbe SerRoNft
pstatl '@t up - tufb etts 9fltnor let6te @etniaunaaGe 6hmis.
Sac osa9abt tbr Den aeudbuIten
ssbFailtet Sdpae,s grpitretniaer IT. Eas felts SfiIntitia IN f.,
eoslt 20 81 Gifle thnewltertGe @~ranttett I'm tie 0dlfteebiiir,tr
Paw ttf PIE 5alS6rdune Group ~pSGffppuft.
! Prs fnt = y ma ~ g. %aspraurRet oft unb sRl Sopnes 9rlrtt.
Nttnaten. hub enbtbi 4f~@ N 80 Nv ~ neA'9su
gSean bfqAftrS6ren-6 wtn6fndt, Qusaeb
rWn9, urUnt19es Settenfe6en, Blutipefen So
: H. ere . rnt t1etben bablf+fo eebtaudet s5apacs Srult.
enl9angSnttttel. Gs 1T pns bette 6ehmihel fir lOlde Rranlbsi.
2apVn 8ebetlt parsen, beueils Il ""Vs
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q m. 9. @Op6run, n.
8rultbraltne uno glutlpeien.

&
80 @,Isptas Saitet So. sen 81 5f. 1851.
SD beeuge, tB i'd wabrenS ser Grnte I'm lebten Saf sos &
uftrDbrenent3u neun9 pffluei wurbe un6 cine ,ferrttbe NuanfsiSt
pOa But duCwarf! aud bltte i'd etnsn b6ien Sufen. Sh T AZ
fft cine 5laIhs ps lhaoeraoen Qa4ans pa6 Sant S SI1T6s{rs
Neutrality-suspicious. lM0 bisieS itafe mid s6n,lid r. eSer, ~
N61 Sames =, Ban 0prn.
gfiperniifer @atarr9 Y, 6lubieber Snfdaellaa
" m. atVsb sea 2isburus 81, f8reiOt.
Sd Sin fue6eu wieSer gensien sn, eiaenT eviSsmtSE@,a Sot,rrh
Bet .Del6er Srantbett tb iaibrenf Srafrsinieer Elm unTbdssarsYs
Selmtttelfane ~ssffa1 fse
'grfaltins, Suitcn, Seitenz IT. 9rnfldmer3en.
GBertber Serr! SIN Spiiiabr 1s4S wurSe ids upn einsr, t.s..
gen SGnsri TT lHetter ltnen Sette ltnrnittelbar trttsr rem N 49,,
Sefauca, gwelAfr mild anfs erd6tidite mdrterte mn MIS- yssSsn
Sprite beraubte. SD CLAUDE, pb ete beftiae GrfSIh,sn ~ III ~
ia9s OaSea D1r. SIN Salte siner @ode Serbreitete IFS eser
ger, 70 S4B nttiae 5reunee IN BE 8rBBts ysfOrsni1BS ssristpsn' S's N
prctirte blerauf eth ennaeS Sabr lang aue fuDeIiGen Oleri,tnsn ~ ~
ter Anretiune Der bsrubnitelten AerSte, aber u~nallftther TRSssis
obne autn Grtole, SD mar nabe baran, mid Ser Npr,ne NM
btnj 8eben ais en- eatfser TfaMa6 mir ben Sebrauh ibrsS @rr,s.ItsS
retut0un9snlittelS aarietb, SD oeridlffte mir etne sFlnfhe Sssyi-
hen lae ebe Id tie nod p6ai9 perbraudt bate, itenten dE 9rihfsn
BON 8thcrnn8 TIM uno mad benz @ebraa6 eer 5. SlalMs io5nsvsd,
MIDI 9dn3th wteoerbsr9eteatr eiast3 burd bic Sroft tbrer ,,sT+S4nY
bareit ar3net. MbtnhgSpcu Sbr
a mn@ 4. ". W. 9arpep,
Ylfor Der ]. PreSGyterianer- GemeinSe
Gerre 9Gute, sSnb,, Zen 8. Wedi 1S48.
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MsG ~ III SDbu N. NQoe.
genldlem Buds County, 16. 0eai 1857. lS
8ifterSl Bitter 81 a0itterS!
ilr. Swayne's Bitter Ca4hollcon
Waa nit elmer Siberbstt benubt tper6en, meld5e cine Mebisin
oieIer Art nod nod ME ~erfabren. GS oerleibet beni Spltem neles
,eebsu unb 8raft. Der Slals, Der Wlatts Der S9mS9ii9e. Der
e@eatte, Der Dpspeptil4e, Der Weltbloie, Der Rerpsnldna6e, beren
@eTunobeit bel oOr9erlttsni Atter 6abin ibpjnoet, wer6en neus
Rrifte uno einen 9ueu gppetit erbalteu. @eaHt cine prpbe bamit
unO infer Ncrt saiir, i9r tper0st ~Suiriebsa fem, 0ieles @irni4
wcr8uone BitterS bat srpbe @isenidafteu. @ur SO Cts. Die 9rtteL,
GGtbert un0 retntaet 0ns Olilt
OF, Spapne's fart cDncentrrter
6lutt @rtraft bon Sar1aparilla
Der grpBe 9lutreini0cr unb WaittsI CUR 9etlun8 bon e~crcfnIa,
merturiahIden R~rantbettenj NbennatiSmus, 9outauSitla9t te=
ibwirsn, Grpipel0d Pafdens aa8en,siner S4pa9e, igpBiltider
Spnptrme &c. &C.
0(nem nnbcreit 4illeu uDrntS.
Or. @wapues ~i6er5utcrte S%ariaparlla uns Sbeer;Pjaea 9e9ed
aue biQiB1eu Qeioen, unorSeutltdea Stubgang, 8ppl9mer3l Der
BON perScrbeaem Wla9en berrabrt, us6elteit; llaserSeuly9tet. I'm
bel ben SrauenSinnsrn, tr9eio E~rant9eiten Der
eeber. 6eS Wea8ens obsr Der gtSarale; Gad9 rsial9sa 1s aI9lsi9
baS Blut un0 perlei6et Dem Sbltenr neue Hr1lts turren piele Set,
Ben, Sic man nid5ti in ibfen gere9 baIteu iOlte. &er9eBt nidt
cine probe nit 6ielen wertbocleu piuen gu MAIDEN.
@erferti8t aDeia Bel
t Or. SW1pne un6 SDbn, "A
waanmG SO. A ylrrtb Sepentb Street, fiber bent WRarY2
@1 - ~ pbtaOepbta. q
49, NO AI
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Mifbma, Wlutfpeienu Isis.

GUle nnoete auBetprcentItbe Netun9!
@S ma1t mir ni9t alein 8er9ni9eu, lrnoesn i'd balte IS aud
iar pii4t ge9en bic letoenbe Weni9bdt, gu ~beitatoen, mas Or.
SWapne's8 tlbtirf6e n Sp ru " mir Selentst bat. SD.
puroe omt etnent befti1en s9unens bealem nit eg~lntpeien Mn6l
l6perenn atbea, 10 baB ID, bic gauge Nadt auBer benz Bette Isu
uno iiseu muBte. SD perftafte mir bic ptige ~nertbcoue 0tebisin
BON 6errnanu TituS IN 8eniaen1, ipeIber ebenfaQ5 beseuaeu farnt,
caR ih %ppuitSnnia curtrt mproen bin.
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@lafa a,8 Sllttuns Der 9uage.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23

A HARD CUsToNER.-John Iverson was recent
ly arrested and imprisoned an the South ; for
aggravated polygamy he had thirteen wives.
The daughter of a jailor whose hospitality this
Unsuitable po!ygamist was enjoying while await
ing trial, believed him innocent, pitied him, and
loved him, opened the prison doors, fed with
him, and became bis fourteenth wife After
eight days of domestic bliss the husband disap-
peared, and left neither trace nor money behind.
reward was offered for his capture a discrip-
tion of his fascinating person was circulated he
was recognized in q village tavern hy man
who thopght I'll The reward offered, and set about
preparing the vietim, in order to instil conf
dence into his breast, he made his acquaintance,
invited hiEa to his mansion, and hen went off to
procure legal assistance. When lie returned,
his home was deserted alike by his intended
prey and own wife, whom Iverson had led aatray,
A wretched man suggests that proper, though
terribly severe punishment would be to COM
pei this polygamist to live with his fifteen
wives at once.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23

| How 1T WAS Done IN ARKANsAs.-Tbe recent
brawls in the House at Washington, are remind
full of story told of an occurrence which took
place in Arkansas, several years since. II is no
disrespect to the present enlightened and genial
State of Arkansas to say, that in Its incpient or
Territorial days it was rather rough" 1t was
q very common thing for man to leave the bo
som Of his family in sound health in the morning,
and returned dead at night. Cuttings, slashings,
and shontings were of daily occurrence. 1t was
dangerous TO be safe. The Legislature was
chiefly composed of bulies and blacklegs, and
The scenes enacted by them were often very
eccentric. A hght arose about something in
" the House" one day, The Hon. Mr.. Bangor,
of Napoleon, called the Hon. Mr.. Slanger of
Helena, liar. The Hon. Slapger retorted with
a bullet, which took the Hon. Dangers left ear.
Both then sprang into the centre of the hall with
drawn howie knives The Speaker said " by
Cd, We must have fair play in this business T.
and rushed out into the floor with oacked pistol
in one hand and tremeudous " toothpick' in
the other, and in tones al thunder commanded
the Representatives 10 form ring. A ring was
formed and in the classics of the time the oopa
batants " went in" They cut each other fright,
fully, and for quite spell il was difficult to de-
eide who was the better man. But finally
Bangor, by an adroit thrust, cut off Slanger s
head, and instant death was the result. Mr..
Sanger's remains being removed, and order
restored Mr.. Bangor arose and said -" 1t is my
painful duty to announce to this house the death
of Hon, Wm. Slanger, of Helena, He was good
at draw poker aud faro, and handled the tooth
pick beautiful. lie wasn't of no account at
legslatin. He was mddn' on bosses. He
had no family, 'ceptin his brother Bill, the best
poker player on Red River. | move resolutions
OF respect be passed and for'arded to his hrother
Bill" They were passed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23
II nt lie m c e.

4 youth and maid one wintry night,
Were sitting in a corner;
His name, we're told, was Joshua White,
And hers was Patience Warner.
Not much the pretty maiden said,
Beside the young man sitting;
Her cheeks were flushed rosy red,
Her eyes bent on her knitting.
Nor could he guess what thoughts of him
Were in her bosom focking,
As her fingers swift and sim,
Flew round and round the stocking.
While as for Joshua, bashful youth,
His words grew few and fewer;
Though all the time. TO tell the truth,
His chair edged closer to her.
Meantime her ball of yarn gave out,
She knitting fast and steady;
And he must give bis aid, no doubt,
To get another ready.
He held the skein, of course the thread
Got tangled, snarled and twisted
Have patience !" cried the artless maid,
To him who her assisted
Good chance was this for tongue-tied churl
To shorten all palaver;
Have Patience !" cried be, "dearest girl
And may really have her?'
The deed was done; no more that night
Clicked the needles In the corner,
As she is Mrs. Joshua White, A
Who once was Patience Warner.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23
THE EYES! THE EYES
DIR. e. H. PARDEE,


AEI OCULIST-After a protracted blind
>>z27ENw ness of more than five years DR.. PAR
DEE has made himself thoroughly and scentf
cally acquainted with all diseases of the Eye,
and has now been in practice eight years in the
city of San Francisco with success that cannot
be surpassed in any part of the United States !;
and for proof of this he will substantiate by ca
ses that have been cured by him, after having ex-
hausted the skill of all the eminent Oouists in
the cities of Boston, Philadelphia and New York.
DR.. p. wholly objects to the use of caustic blue
stone-keeping the patient in dark rOom diet
ing. blsterng, cuppng-the blue pill at night
and salts in the morning, etc, etc. DR.. PAR
DEE has also been remarkably successful in the
treatment of Rheumatism, Neuralgia and all
pains about the head, and the frequent calls he
has had for his Rheumatic mixture from all parts
Of this coast, with the many testimonials is pos
tive proof Of its efficacy and to prevent answer
ing many inquiries by letter, he will state that it
can be sent TO any part of the State or coast and
each bottle will be accompanied with full direc-
items and a receipt for liniment, magical in its
effects over pain, ingredients of which can be
procured where-prce, $40. The ARTIFI-
CIAL EYES inserted by DR.. p. have all the
movements of the real eye, and cannot be de-
tected, even by close inspection. Address
DR.. Z. II. PARDEE.
San Francisco, California.
OFFIcE-Clay street, Plaza Hotel two doors
above the Plaza. mas 726ti.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23

HANNIBAL HAMIIN-A correspondent of the
Sacramento Union tells the following INCIDENT
in the early life of the Republican nominee for
Vice President
" lie vas born in Oxford county, Maine, and
when boy be undertook to learn the trade Qt a
printer, and became an apprentice in the Office
Of li9TatiQ King, nov First Assistant Postmaster
General. At the printing business he only re-
lnained six months but during this time a
rather green boy entered the office one day when
the proprietor was without, and desired 10 learn
the trade. Hamiin told him that no apprentice
could be taken unless the applicant could eat a
pint of printers ink, and forthwith set before
the new candidate for Typography a sample OF
that delicious article The applicant Was too
anxious to become a member Of the craft TO
refuse to partake of the ink, and so he waded
in" and ate what he could but declared his ina.
hi'y 10 eat pint of it. Upon this, Hamln in
formed him that be could never become printer,
and advised him never 10 make application to a
printing oiRfe again for that purpose. 1t is al
most needless 10 say lisi the advice was fol-
lowed"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23

THE EYEs-An eye can tbreaten like The
loaded gun, or can insult like Kissing or kicking;
or in its altered mood, by beams of kindness can
make the heart dance with joy. The eye obeys
exactly the action of the mind. When thought
strikes MS, the vision is fixed, and remains looking
at n distance in enumerating names or persons
countries, as FRANCE, Spain, Britain, or Ger
many, the eyes wink at each new name. There
is an honesty in the eye which the mouth does
rot participate in. The artist" as Michael
Angelo said " must have bis measure in his eye"
Eyes are bold as lions-bod running, lesping
They speak all language they need no encyclo
p'dia to aid in the Interpretation OF their Ian
guage ; they respect neither rank nor fortune,
virtue nor sex, but they go through and through
yon in a moment OF time You can read in the
eyes of your companion, while you talk with
him, whether your argument hits, though his
tongue will not confess it. There is q look by
which a man tells you he is going to say good
thing, and look which says when he has said it.
Vain and forgotten are all the fine offers of hos
ptality if there is no holiday in the eye. How
many inclinatons are avowed by the eye though
the lips dissemble How often does one come
from a company in which it may easily happen
he has said nothing; that no important remark
has been addressed to him, and yet in his sympa
Thy with the company he seems not 10 have
sense of this fact, for a stream of light has been
flowing into him and out OF him through his eyes
AS soon MS men are off their centers they sbQV
it.--R. W. Emerson.