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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-04-25
DIR. JOHN BULLS

10y - DHs JOHN DVEI@3zF-fi. : :
KIEG' OF p HT&iK41sIaER
Z new AMERICAN REMEDY, md l.
i an.etEectusl and. sdeedy cure for C CHOLERA,
G Ga1TER Rs,vsa RaEgnATSs
s sns IS SUMNER snaEs G c} CRAFTS,
BRUISES, CANCERS, TUMORs, HEAD
ACHE and T0oTHACHE,ss and all other aches
that flesh is heir to. 81 loii-si's s.'a3ii7s7 ~
The above Preparations can be procured from
druggists and country stores everywhere. =
DIR. JOHN BULLS Principal 0kce, L6aIs-
ville, Ky, . - ag..ss5aog,y. es 9tevs s'ssss&
VFor Sale BY o. iHgSsERseN, Agent fa
Glas .l oss and Tlcinityoq aGAm.ysi,i ac-iri
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-04-25
Bank Suspension,

WE have large d,bt due ns, which we
w would bsippny leeEshsagsfer slppesd-
ed Missouri Bank holes ca eosn.ss syzs =.
deco THOMSON, LIE Wd6k. Co..
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Til 9 B o duggSe r.

TJ1His wonderful article Just patenfed, issotne !
i thing eaiirey me-" and never before efered
to agents, who arg eafVgyFesrss raii par
Biddefosd, Mainegs 4 bRs ihar21SIF, a26l. o.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-04-25

y 1F'rhe most terrible foe we have to encoun-
ter in this country is Consumption. First, MANI
Testing itself in the form Of slight cold, it gains
strength while its victim is unsuspicious OF dan
ger, and sooner or later in nine cases out of ten
terminates fatally. Among the various remedies
before the public for the care of this terrible dis
ease, none is equal to Hoofilands Balsainic Cor
dial. 'EvehMis may not cure you; but, if The dis
easeis not too far ADVANCED, you may confidently
rely upon it. Try it. .......... ..--.... q 81.
Prepared only BY DR.. c. M. Jackson, No. ,ils
Arch Street, Philadelphia and for sale by drug
gifts and storekeepers throughout the United
States and Cannda. Price Is cents per bottle.
aPr4- I'm .................zl LIN =. z -.
THE GREAT BRAWABcKto persons emf
grating to the extreme South and western coun-
try is the tear they have Of the Fever and Ague
the most dreadful of all diseases. Eveay day
we hear of persons attacked by this disease, and
made helpless in short time, without any means
OF finding relief In view Of the great demand
for remedy DR., Hostetter has presented his
"Celebrated Stomach BItters,'' whose curative
powers for all diseases of the stomach have been
universally acknowledged. The Bitters prepared
after long experience and deep study, have
received the ecomiums of the most eminent ply
sicians as well as all classes from every part OF
our country. Tt those who doubt their
many virtues, all We say is to try them, and Judge
for themselves respectively. Sold BY all drug
gists and dealers Berally everywhere. apr lin.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-04-25

iClIlc, htcN u anu up
proved by all that have
used it, and is now re-
sorted TO with conf
dence in all the dis
eases for which il Is
recommended. n
II has cured thou
sands within the last
two years who bad
given up all hopes Of.
relief, as the numer-I
Gus unsolicited certif-
Gates in my possession.
show. o..
The dose must be a.
dapted TO the tempera-
ment of he individual
taking il, and used in.
such quantities as to
act gently on the bow
els.
Let the dictates Of
your judgement guide
you in the use Of the
LIVER IsyfGoRAroR,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-04-25
From the Western Patriot, ]
PROF. WOODS

From the Western Patriot, ! .... ..
PROF. WOODS
HA;R RESTORATIVE, we are pleased to be able
TO record the satisfaction Of our patrons. after
trial OF any article advertised in our. cQumns.-,
We have the satisfaction 10 know several Of our
readers who have tried Prof. Woods ...... ....
- HAIR f....- a. RI.
REsroRATIvE, that were gray and now their BAR
is restored 10 It's original color, and they viii
lingly add their testimony 10 IFS efficacy. This
speaks well for the article, and we advise all who
do not wish 10 appear graY-headed 10 use Woods
RESTORATIVE. 4.. u
CAuTIoS.-Beware of worthless Nominations,
as several are already-in the market, called BY
Ii fferent names. Use none unless the words
Professor Woods Hdir Restorative, Depot st.
Louis Mo-, and New York. are blown in the bot
tie Sold by all druggist and Patent Medicines
Dealers. Also BY all Fancy and toilet goods in
the United States and Canadas. apr4-lm.
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Description and Ped igree.

CLIMAX Is seven years old, IS hands high, a
beautiful jet black, and for style and action, has
pfemiums than any jack in the State, and has
never produced an Indifferent colt FROM Jennett.
He will not be permitted to serve mares. -
CLIMAX was sired hY Black .MImmoth, he
by Moreno Mammoth he by imported Mammoth.
His dam, Fanny, was by Tippecanoe, be by
Black Hawk, he by Mr.. Clay's imp rtea War
Nor. HIS dam was by imported Pioneer.
desired to call and see for themselves, :. =. 80,
april % ,,.,lH A. ALDRIDGE.
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.A-CARn.
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IDtSSOIUIT.2lIsHI r9Sg tStzs'H,
e,twsess Is, ,1sde ths; saaIss ae&sgstsl9 Q!
s,rpse 4 .Ffisasans ~ tAis IN hee.l disssssss
bf mutual consent. iAeu bpssseasseed tasx $50
Jim is,o1bs sly8dty 5. s.reuse. 10 who1ece
persons. lniebied IA said -6rm, ara rsanesfsd
E s. 9sa .9 p, ssss AytaDsAs
I, I. 50 wis AasJ1ea;aisfs. do0 o. Is
"a srRobsE win coniiuas business il:nsaaI .
e.. . Fl VI" Il as3s as w. con-
pIste .asscrtpseAeosrsG eug = 5sdsees.e -
burning hist1ssks fw tbe ksA4 - .ss.ss
late frisy ha splistzp continuance Of ne -,
Gplsdgins salisfsctios IN essdss- Yssssy ~
- y. : $500 u = vssts<
xz1xxNka1B6lkssfor sslest thisosees
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become proud ana gallant Kentucky thu. to
meet The awful Responsibilities Of the hour?
|Kentuekians! We sabmh the m"men,ou.
case q Oh viii uapavssing confidence.
JoHzl Fl. HARsks, Ha. F. BULLOCK,
GEssD. PaE srrcf, LnEs SPEED,
CnAHLE, RisLsr, WIZ. P. BooHE,
PHILLIP TompERr, HAMILTON PoPE,
NAT, WOLFE, l.. E. HARyIE.
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i5 The Splendid Premium jack,
Q Is Z nj "A * ,

y Is L IE4 a. - -
WILL stand the present season at nvIh
W. stable, four miles Northeast of "a
Glasgow, and Will serve Jsnnetts at theAka6
low priceof Twenty Dollars to insure colt. Jen-
nets from distance will be furnished good pas
ture, for the first month gratis, after that, one
dollar per month will be charged. Grain had on
reasonable terms IL desired. Great care will be
taken of stock, but no liability for accidents or
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-04-25

ana il VIII cure L'e
q Complaints. Bilious
: Attacks, dyspepsia,
8 C hronic DiaIrhei,
4 Summer Complaints,
4 Dysentery, Dropsy,
Z Sour Stomach, Habit
2. lual Costiveness, Chol-
= ic, Cholera, Choler-
> Morbrs, Cholera Ina
h fantum, Flatulence,
SJaundice, + g m a | e
= Weaknesses, and may
y be used successfully
Jas an Ordinary Fami-
z ly Medicine. 1t will
= cure Sick Headache,
Gas thousands can tes-
ItEy,9 in twenty min
z utes, if two or three
9 ITeaspoonfGls are TAX
\ zen at commencement
= Iof attack. sag
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-04-25

Mix water in the mouth with the Invlgorator
nd swallow both together. aaa ,sasi'
Price One Dollar per Bottle. apr4-alt.m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-04-25

DHUGufSIs, ~,
ri "a William Street, New forK
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-03-15

How TO .AvotD 4 BAD HUSH Ayp.-l.
Never marry lor ve.lth. A wousn's Tie
oonsissssh not ip tbs thing she possesssth.
2. Never merry stop o. ono .wbos sss,ass
sbopt dssdy.liks, I'D bis SILK e'osss ;saud
su6s, vish gola: a:headsd insns spd riuaS oJpI op
his ssgsrs. .Bsratst thss i : ts.n. ." $, :
8. Nsssr nsAssy = nisgasd, a csess4G 4Gstsd.
meso, aosdid wretch, wbu sassa ssasyipssr
psy, r apsHas y gadgistgy Taks sass
let be stint ysd u dssth: S's L ~ I'D ~ =, =,
!. 9. sNssss H,afsy !, man Mo 8 sonsssntly
Cling yosf. EN- With ioyiag sspsipsnssss
Tsss fcse, hke dssn saeHy j. aeipslpss- 81,
\. Nssw wsssy ssnzs yhesisSs saps,p.iv
'tosati u ~ nssAas. arsii bssa rssSons
sslaqm Neste tms by sSspsplsipg prinssd
ase Z 4 llossssl 81 nsil M Z. s..
%. sEp.llya nesss, ,oG my scoonat us1ssy
o man wbe- iGaaaaasd ~ ~ ~ q asdsst
Sptfits.SfI.5 sa ~ asS1 ~. 1szs sssy
- .fas.S kc hssis ss,.sls -. ,,fk ~. ssI.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-03-15
VOLUME VIII.---NO. 46.

@LovE covers multitude of sins."-
"hep a scar sf cannot be taken away, the
next kind Office is to hide it. Love is nev-
or 80 blind as when it is to spy faults. It
is like painter, who, about to draw pic
tyre Of friend having blemish in one
eye, would picture only the other side Of
his face. 1tis noble and great thing to
cover the blemishes and to excuse the fail
iogs Of friend; to draw curtain before
his p stains, and to display his perfections
to bury bis weaknesses in silence, but to
proclaim bis virtues upon the housetop.
Every young man should remember that
the world honors industry. The vulgar
and useless idler, whose energies of mind
and body are rusting for want of occupa--
ton, may look with scorn upon the laborer
engaged at bis toll; but his scorn is praise
his contempt honor.
Human doctrines cannot cure a wound
in tho Conscience. TIE remedy is too
weak for the disease. Conscience, like the
vu'ture of Poometheus, will stir lie gnaw-
'ng' notwithstanding all that such doctrines
CAR do.
That is beautiful thought where some
one says II Habit in child is first like a
sp'derss web, if neglected it becomes a
thread or twice, next a cord or rope, finally
caRle-tLen who can breal, it?
WHAT Is NEwsP4rER.-Judge Low,
Of the Land Court, St. Louis, has decided
that paper published in the interest of .
religious sept is Ret a newspaper, and that
legal notices published in such journals are
null and void.
A NAN Of virtue is an honor to his
country, glory to humanity, a satisfaction
to himself, and benefactor to the whole
world. He is rich without oppression or
dishonesty, charitable, without ostentation,
coHrteoHs without deceit, and brave without
vice:
Aosr thoughtful men have probably
some dark fountains in their souls, by the
side of which, if there were time, and IL
were decotous, they could sit down and
vail indefinitely.
GREAT thoughts are not produced amid
noise and mirth: the minds thpnderbqlts,
like the clouds, are forced in silence and
darkaess:
1T sometimes seems to US that men are
ironically called human beings, because
they are of all beings the most inhuman.
EVEN If woman had as she has upon
her head, cunning rog,e would lind his
way into it.
II you cannot have friends without con-
linually cultivatiug them, the orcp may not
be worth ths trouble.
GENERALLY the difficulty with those who
complain of the want of language to ex-
press their ideas is the wan. of ideas to ex.
press.
MoG7 ladies never realize the full bean.
y Of the painters art until they have
heir portraits taken.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-03-15
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKES
Celebrated Female Pills.
7AaRs LETTERS
aAa&as.1a

2S&Ak$ASXVk AAEk EfSS
BY ROYAL 8&4RS&s PATENT.
This Invaluable medicine is unfailing in the
cure of all those painful spd dangerous dis
eases incident to the female constitution.
1t naoderstss all excesses and removes all oh.
structions. from whatever cause, and a speedy
cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
tbs peculiarly suited. II " i'll, in q short time
bring on tho menthly period with regularity
CApTION-These Pills shou Id not be taken
by females that are pregnant, during the first
three months ss they are sure to bring on Mia,
carriage but at every other time, and in eve
~ other case they are perfectly safe.
:. In all sesss of Nervous and Spinal Affections
Pain in the Rssk and I.imbs, Hsavines. xSjls- ~.
tigue on eight sxsrtion, Pslpit.tion of tic
Heart, Lownsss Of spir,t, Hystsrics, Sick
Headache. Whites spd all the painfnI diseases
oeessionsd by daordsrsd system, these Pills
viii effect eurs sbsp All eth.rmssns have fail
ID. Full digsstioas in the phlst arapud each
psaksgs, vhisb should s., carefully preserved.
A bottle ssent tsipins 40 PiIls, and sneisclsd
with haGorernnspta Stamp of Crest Britain
ssn Sssspt pct free fore and s pssssgss.amp.
gspxssl sgsns Tor q. g., Job McsssS SRochesser
: ESidM Abberills by Donald McTAuchliu.
Dr. Branch. end "a. AHen, taul all Drug!
Elses avery H9sEss Wan ashaeksi& Grisrson.
gn.r.estan. Yhhalssels Agsnt. "a. ;1st
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-03-15

PowER OF THE SourH.-Tbe following
extract Is from The apsech of Senator Han.
tsr, Of Virginia:
The seven seeding States alone possess
= territory more than shree times as great
- France; more than six times % large a.
Prussia, and nearly elk times q large a
England, Scotland and Ireland put togeth.
er; while the alliance of the ether Seutl-
arn and border States would increase, the
territorial extent 81 The Soatbern Coafede.
Tacy more than one-thtfd. Cat, country
like this, occupied by people who, from
their childhood, base been accustomed to
the most manly exercise, and tlas fsss use
Of fresrns--hold, bardy. Jas.;gs sndsr sa.
tssfpl eontrol-and ppnharisg pithin is
bosdess ], 500, 900 msp cspabls Of bearing
asszA. and sho, with . kw ;wss1s' sssbias.
could be nsystaHsd st svssy asasiisbls
po;ns in bssds Of 10000 aud 1oo, 100
gan, ssay, such = eohntsy. and %, peopJsd,
hs ovsroons by ases ioea Tho .ides ID
simply absused. sS III & q. ~ i,1,.s
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-03-15
TERMs--Two DOLLARS PER AKNuM1
BY W. A. LEE AND HUGH WILSON. JR.
SABBATH EVENING Hvuv

SABBATH EVENING HFNH.
See the shades Of eve departing,
Falls the sunlight from the west:
Night her darksome robe is taking.
Tired Nature sinks to rest.
VI my heart, search we'll each chamber,
Lest some sin be lurking there;
Cleanse it from its foul pollution,
Seek thy maker kneel in prayer.
Soon the light shall fade forever,
soon the grave our dust shall hide;
Eaoh faint beat the heart is giving
Brings US nearer that dark tide.
Ere the sun shall gild the morrow,
Ere the stars forget to shine,
, We pass the gates of sorrow
Make us, Lord, more wholly thine.
Now, while nature sinks, reposing
whilst the air stiffness keeps,
would mourn my sins in sorrow
10 that one who never sleeps7
Should deaths angel, cold appearing,
Bear my willing soal away,
Steer me, Lord. DER deaths dark billows.
Guide me to thy perfect day.
o! FOR A KIND TRUE FRIEND.
OIL for kind true friend,
A friend whom could trust,
'Twould be source of joy to me
To know shat was blest
With one in whom 1 could confide
My secret hopes and fears.
And who would not in coldness turn
From me in future years.
But ohl I fear never shall
Have that consoling thought
10 help me on through life's cold stream.
Though very close I've sought
To find this jewel of friend,
That poets so applaud;
And as have not found one yet
fear it's all fraud.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-03-15

FoR You've MEN TO THINK or.-In
the latest of his presohings upon aPopula,
Proverbs" Dr.. Holland chose ,hougbtfDl
and suggestive discourse on sensual pleas.
ure, with the following earnest remarks to
young men, which deserves to be thought
Of
"Oh If this world could rise out of this
swamp of seusuality, rank with weeds and
drunk with deadly vapors-full of yipers,
thick with pitfalls, and lurid with deceptive
I'ghts-and stand upon the heights Of yir-
tue, where Gods sun shines, and the winds
OF heaven breathe blandly and BEAUTIFULLY
how would human lif. BECOME blessed and
beautiful. The great burden of the world
rolled of how would it spring forward with
grand career of prosperity and progress !
This change for this country rests almost
entirely on the young men Of the country.
1t lies with them more than any other class,
and more than all other classes, to say
whether this country shall descend still low
er in it's path Of brutality, or raise higher
than the standard Of its loitiest dreams.
The devotees of sense, themselves, have
greatly lost their power for good, and ccm-
paratively few will change their course of
life. Woman will be pure if man will be
true. Young men this great result abides
With you! If you could but see how beau.
tiful a flower grows upon the thorpy stock
OF selfdenial, you would give the plant the
honor it deserve. If it aaems hard and
home!y' despise it not; for 10 it sleeps the
beauty at heaven and the breath of angels.
If you do not witness the blp.somiug du:
ring the day of life, its petals will apau
when the night of death comes and glad
dens your closing eyes with their marvel
Gus loveliness, and all your soul with their
grateful perfume"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-03-15

-AASeP IL &oOO nusnOI.
1t is not great calamities that embiaer ex-
istence; it is the petty vexations, the small
Jea'ousies, the little dissppoiutmsp.s, the
minor miseries, that make the heart heavy
and the temper sour. Don't let them
Anger is a pure waste of vitality; it is a.
ways foolish, and always disgraoeful, sxeep.
in some very rare cases, when It is kindled
by seeing wrong done to another; and even
that noble rage seldom mepds the matter.
Keep in good bumor!
No man does bis best except when be i.
cheerful. A light heart makes nimble
limbs, snd keeps the mind free and alert.
No misfortune is 50 great a. one that soma
the temper Until ca.erfulusss Is lost,
nothing is lostl Keep in good kuuor!
The company of good nstured man ID
q perpetual feast; be 10 welcomed every.
whe's-eyes g'istsn At his approach, aod
difficulties vanish in bis presepos. Frank
line indomitahle good hpmor did - much
for his country in The Old Cosgsess .,
Adsns' fire or JefersoBs awisdon; he
clothed wisdom with smiles, and sohsued
contentious minds into .eqpioseepes. Keep
in good hunoSi x %~,oT .4sa
A good eonsciencs, sound stomsSh, .
clean skin, sse tbe elements Of good bu.
nos: Gst then, and kesp them, ssd-bs
asss 70 keep isgsod hasapr. ~
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-03-15

AN K9rroR's DREAM.-Ths editor of the
Xenia fOhio) Ne,os gives an account Of .
recent trip to Cincinnati, from which we
extract the following:
But it u impossible to lore eyeyyhody on
the train, and I. give it up, and settle my
self for q doye and dream. The
mild, suest face Of the dear girl four seats
forward turns into n sun. The sun was
juat rising over Fort Sumter.
Fort Pickens was q few reds to the righ.
and Washington city stood just on the hras
OF = tle.hill in front. The steamer Brook
lys was going up the bill, aud Gen. Scott,
with Ias. buchanan on bis hack, was com :
ing down. Somehow seemed afraid that
Scott was going to fire buchanan of at me-
and I lodged behind he Palmetto on tho
flag of South Carolina; snd Just then 4
ealiops on board the Ssdr ef tie Wess
struck up Dixiss Land, ahd / v.Eed WITH
4 siaFt ,as The steam sbisils, te6ad tbss
had 'hssn dreaming up sdstoaalsfos sa-u6r.
rows issue, and thssswe wsnj njdse plyssi6s
into the ess-ssesrsd aafknsss 81 Uineindsd.
S i------2 = . -. S.t--s: go -s:' "a !'-s
Tbsspa siuks, snd shs sartk ciosss her
great sys iiks ihss so 4 dyihk gof TBs
the hilts snoks Iks altaya,; aBt pf sYsry
weed. ,ssosnds , Shorus; ihs ,xaik ef a.g.
the shadovs. fpat around 1hs sutfndisd
ltrap'parsD. tss,tpps, aad sdppon tEaaey.
esmiiks aswsf. tsa sbs tslplske nd
k ths,wsai throws bsek atdssd esli 90 az
sass,saa Hpgss sitb my ilght asshovsspS
bseass efz ztbs tsapHloas lasl tsss sssaiss
heh Of Rssuts. :-t..,s E,stssts9 .tse t,s,s ],
I II ysu Savs ne ss.sx d b.se " II.
.yssgs subiscs il ID ssvssspsoosss ofaasan-
1T y q SssI,ss i6ta 10 patars. Il.
- vhaeaosl and, istpssi yaas + has,;A h =.
assbsS % sssstiry, itxii! peseshiy van
II ls : sslssils isss IS e ~. .,ss S
~ - y SEQ fsla 81 rs vi s,.lli
LADrss, dont rise your votass. . sYops & 3
ssoss sss y, sssssss1!y ssss.sr s.l oslsss
'thsa 0grA n5E..,s. ! S,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-03-15

YaAs svssy dr. IN iss pin spd ION
sost & anisssss % espssianosd. ssd slnaas
'saiysss,s eoalssssd;; but lst usast saessa
only ~ penTsfal tsa !; if vs losk Impair
italy s6eat = q sl,sll lad .bss syslty dsy
has likewise its pleasures and 10 .je,a. I D.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-03-15

CHOOSING HUsBANDs.-When a GIRL
marr'es, Why do people talk of her choice
In n'nety.nine cases out of hundred has
she any choicea Does nat the msu, prob.
ably the last che would have chosen, select
her' A lady writer says: II have been
married many years; the match was con-
sidered good one, suitable in every res
pect-age, position and fortune. Every
one said had made q good choice. l
loved my husband when I married him.
because, BY unwearied assiduity, ha had sue
cssded 10 gaining my affections but had
choice been my privilege, I certainly
should not have chosen him. As I look at
him in his easy-chair, sleeping before the
fire, q huge dog at his feet, pipe peeping
out of the many pockets of his shooting,
coat, cannot but think how different he
is FROM what I Would have chosen. Nv
6rst pe"eho"t WAS for clergyman !; be was
astterer, and cared but little for me,
though have not forgotted The p.ng of his
deser'ion. Ny next was lawyer, q young
man OF immense talent, smooth, insinua-
ting manners, but hs, too, after walking,
taking, a.danciug and flirting, left me-
Either Of these would have been my
'choice;' but my present husband chose
me, and, therefore, I married BIN. And
this cannot help thinking, must be the
way With half the married folks Of my &C.
quaintance.n
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-03-15

AZ my one spssk evil Of you ass hoas,
to ysaE ora ocnseieocs and szapips ayo1r
hss'ss y you b guiisy II b = jut ocsisss.
tsoa; II not ssilty, tia . fais isssrsetien,
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