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DR. T, ]. KISNER,

TJIRNDERS HIS TTIANIZSTO ALL THOSE
who have favored him with their cOnn-
dpnce md patronage, aud would Inform his
iriGndsnnh the peOplr generally, TINT he VIII;
tho coming year, Ocf'Ipy llN uld office IN III
street, near iltd & Kmils DrIlg Store, Centre
Wheeling W. Va, where hC mny lB cOIslIlt-
G1 In rplerrnrH 10 thGirdlsfhIp, tho mature and
character NJ which tho DOclHr II able nj nll
times and under all circumstances, 10 describe
nnh IL assure NJ thU probable result md dunl-
tlnn OftTCninrnt. lie practices tho EGlCFtlr
System nj Medicine, using mild hut effective
remedies, supporting instead ~ depressing
the Vital Powers. The medicines USED hy
him nrO prepared and nut up In his own
Office Besides tho treatment Of Acute Dls-
,1jI4, Dr. KHnGr will give his attention IN tho
Treatment NJ NIL varieties NJ Chronic disraSr
Tint NsOliTlG Of the hilfnnn TnCF, HTOililn, In
Mi itG VnrCd forms, viz: ihiriilcnt DisrhnrttN
fTOTn tho Ear, ~ prevalent among children,
InruioIlt OnihnlWln, OZGnn, Enlarged Glands,
IfIrrTfii0ns, Cancers and oil vnhilcs NJ Rkin
DjspnIIN, will receive his special attention.
DisEng4 nf tile Tlnmi, Lung hnh Heart, l.lv-
GTCGInplnIuiH. DihTrhTn, DyECnicry and Piles,
DiI1tl5, Of tho llFiHnry Organs, Syphllls &C;,
Nervous md RDInnl Affections, Epilepsy,
lthgumnilSIn rnh Paralysis, Diseases 0f Fc-
mnIla, DyGinnOTThen, IMlrnrThCn, PrnlnlEuN
Utah, anil nll Painful Irregularities ana Ngr'
VOus DlsenEH IN which they nrC subject ll1
iFcniH successfully. The treatment Oi ClIll"
DltlfN will receive the Rnrflr attention Nv here
lDiDp, Al consultations md cOlninlllllCll'
iiOhH strictly confidential, and Will rrChlVC
prompt attention. Night calls ChOGrfully M
NwnTf. Oiilce hours frUm o IN " A, NJ, IN
Annh Il tDDI y, 81. Jun9
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educational.
Wheeling Female College


nHIs INSTITUTION, CHARTERED
with flll collegiate powers IN IsH, 9nG
recently reorgnnized under new Bonrd 81
Directors, will he opened NS n collegiate lnstl'
tnte on the tIrSt Wednesday In September
next The buildings lre now being mo,
roughly rciltted and newly furnished
throughout. l., ,,,o
In the lllernlty Of Its arrnngemShl,ls' ID ~
extent nnd cOmprehcnsivCneSS ol iiS GOutSe
Of study, In Its methods Of tuition anu gov.
CTnmCnt, and in the ability AMI experience ol
itS Hoard Of Instruction, the public may rely
upon It's being II iirSt-cla$ seminary. 49,,
Having Ind many years experience lli coil'
ductlnG leading EdnGai9nt ,tDs iSLt1T t6n, nSIra III
tint with the liberal patronage and me ;slr' ;ll
nest eo-OperntIOn OF tile citizens OF Wheeling
and vicinity, the College will Eooll NJ nhle u
extend to Young ladies NIL the facilities l0r ~
accomplished education to ln lOuhu "ntSlu
Of our eastern metropolitan cllteS.
II nfTbnIs mo the highest satisfaction to M
nhle TO announce the engagement OF corr
Of teachers Of distinguished ability, eNlh'
Renee md reputation.
A NORMAL DEPARTMENT will lT organ lZe'
Mt M early Ilny, having especial rrtcnllGc i
the preparation Of young Indies lOr tlle DuSi'
ness Of teaching. m
A PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT will In
opened for SnCn Misses M ArC too young tC
enter tho collegiate.
Tile InHtltuliOh VIII lR C0nuuClCl uIHh,
prOtpSinut but not (pOn IlCnominntiOnH
principles: the Lending churches nf this vicini'
~. thc Methodist, the Presbyterian nnd tho
EpiscOpalInn, heing represented In the Facul'
- EXPENSES PER QUARTER
TuITIOS-FlrSt Preparatory, 50; Second
! Preparatory, 81; First COllcgintC, s.; Second
Collegintc, 81 Junior, $40; Senior, Sl9 y y
| Latin, French, German, or other lnngungc, s.
Experimental Sciences, 81 extrn, caCl; Draw
Ing, 81: Painting IN OIL, $40; PlhtGl, $40: CHIy
on, IS: Music, on Piano, slO Use Of Instru
| mCnt, 81 ~: Vocal Music, $40; Fuel, al nnh u
quarters, 81 ccmtS each quarter.
HNNEp-St5: FuCl and Lights, s.: Washing
s.: Weekly IInnnl, from Monday to Friday
night, ST. 10; Fuel and Lights, 81.
MllShOtl for tuition md bONrl payable In nj
Ctlst-S nj the commencement Of the quarter
Sent, 9TH, Nov. 18th. Feb ixt md April 18th
l.. c. LOOMS, A. NJ. N. D.,
| Julv 1n. lSri President.
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MATILDA IlENoN recently played
"Cnmlllo" In Molnphls for tho benefit
Of tho lronInns,
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TO INVALID SOLDIERS!
Artificial Legs, Arms and Clutches.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR
MANUFACTURE.
-, Y. 8. QENENAl. lIosrlrAh.

T. q GrNERNI, ITOgpITAL.
IVbrrIjuI ~ I,I IUrU WitIi lSIi
r FAKE piEHEIIRE ~ STNTI%G m
vnu thnt L,vn ,,nrcf,iiv nynminri i'm
NriIG"Ini / r,s mnuur,,iur;I Iw Inns AM
irnW,S nuT mr. IrI,Iri, W"I n,,, ,,,rmi ENr
simWiirI,v nT cnustr trmr,tn,; ne wril "s iWr,lIii.
lin" Ia ,,",,ni ii",, nui tLrm,E,rr ,,rnrT,iI,,
r,,',,,",,I ,r,,' ~ ",,, ,'nn
"nn,,,'I' ~ %SrI "rtIVcini iI,mS
Wcr,. r,.,,,,, ,.n,,r oI,,,,I', ,,,r,.v
Ions KnRrR,
\. \. Surgeon, l. A., "a rhnr;c'
I hnv" ct,n,f,lIy cxnmiI,SI lie Xrtlncinl
IC,r, oC LT0NNWT I,w;WNN, and nnd them
mnnHTIp, ] Hill 'r nmi SS,, very s%is,r"ni"iS m"Is
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4Nelital.
SELLERS Cough SYRUP.


TITS PROMPT IN IT'S ACTION, ALWAYS
Snfe, and muy bG given 70 the smallest child
or most delicate female with confidence IN itS
EuccJ4s, Containing no inilnlnmAtoTy or
RpIrltuOuS ingredients whatever, II u not Ohly
nDDllcnblc 10 the Vnst majority Of Pulmonary
md bronchial affections, but Is peculiarly
V0lunbIe TO children, nllUrtllng great reIlrl III
Wh0OpIng Cough and kindred diseases. From
n InruG number OF certificates received lrOlll
year TO yeNr, we present the following:
From the Rev. r. q. Lamb. Pastor OF
tiIC baptist Church. AlCXaHdrin'
HLFxASDnA, Licking Co., Feb. q, 1850.
In january, 1851, ! had severe cough, pro-
CncIlinE from Il bad cold, 30 thnt c0nglleH ~,
most necessarily for two days anu nIshL i[niIl ii
Friday morning until saturday night, LOOK LOOK
twice in the evening, Of the prescribed u0St'
md retired and slept all night without n Sf'l-
DE fiiCrrMptlOTyrOh ebngmng. -,.,.,,. o,,,
took tue syrup again In the morning, anu
preached twice during the dny without any
Inconvenience: -. I. r-,,,,,,,,,, ,,,.
TO my children, md believe that 1t has esSon-
ua"S fe''''eu '"'''' +. q. LAMB.
recommended intellectually 10 Clergy.
men. Lawyers nnd other Pubic
HpeRkCFS.
Professor Porter has, without solicitation,
given n certificate Of the excellence OF tliS
DOnulnr Cough Medicine. u Viii be interest,"
ing 10 all who are afflicted Will coughs
IitISGtIrg Ddilv In1. ,...,..,n ,s.c
AieGaX lCGn IOTSo!ilS ' tt.c
pnst very much afflicted with q SeNSLG SI.u Sti'i
and almost constant cough. and having lfitI
various Tcmrtllcs, SyruT%, &C., md ~ 70 i no
effect. WINS induced by my esteemed friend;
VI. w. Wallace, OF this city, to m4ke a trlni
OF r. T., Sellers Cough syrup. ulu ~, nIlu ~
my Irc1t stIrI,rIsp. / received almost lmmcui-
ate relief it WINS with the greatest diilicnlty
thnt ipcturcd before my respective clitSs.S,
but on tnlIlug spoonful or the syrup, JnSTt JTt
before entering my lecture room, couin sl'cuET
with perfect PlSe during the evening. 1
WOuid particularly recommend II TO cIsrRy'
men, LAWYERS, md other public speakers.
JAMES II. PORTER, Prof Of Mathematics
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SUGAR COATED IILIN.

n CATIIARTiC,
VI. Plunmcn',
QuininO,
Opium,
Morphine,
IthnbnfJ, 6r., iOF Rnlh by
r. IT, LOGAN 4 Co,
AuEIO.dAw and LODAN. List 4 co,
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lNiiN FNl~lhir
a, \. Surgeon, L.. = y
''""''''' Srptrmlcr II, 1866.

UNuRK ISlI TOWELS, FLESH lilll'Slll,S
HuCKlNu'S, No. | Odd Fellows HAIL,
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THE SUNDAY MERCURY.
Of Miss Brsddoo', srca, sorry, the second isss.ir.s
SUNDAY EERCURY or To-noRRow.

OF Miss Brsddcu's great story the second isstsi.sns
OF which viii appear n the -
SUNDAY MERCURY OF TOAaOHR0W-
T.eh installment iii he socompsuied by ! VEN
full and lucid abstract Of ali The preceding chspts,
% that readers whe ste 10 The fest Of snus
In the sbstr.c the thread Of the story and also s
leading incidents, viii be carefully preserved. This
last and most powerful effort Of Miss Br~fdons
geniu, IL presented In the SUNDAY MERCURY
hum ADVANCE SHEETS furnished bv the suthor-
sss-unprocurabe by any other spaper ~ ricdi
cal Establishment on this aide OF the Atiantio-epd
will be continued regularly until concluded.
THE SUNDAY MERCURY, con aiming Q larrsr
amount and q grester variety Of matter thm any
daily ncvspap'r IN Amer'ca ard hsylns = eIrculs-
ton sh oh MORE HAN IBlpLis THAT OF ALL
Listed IN THIS CITY, gill be- on sac tomorrow
muiuinT in eysy cit, ,town anu village IN the United
STATES PHlCE EIuhl CENTS PEN cory. City
icauels ubO ueso 70 Use the op,nins ghAp'ers Of
the story viii do vel W pu chase thnif copies
ny, ~ the edition OF SUNDAY n- tn ough lartei By
LIa.y thousands tnan VI tue xedk p.svtous, vas
eat tus'ca eo.c 1871
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CONsIMPTION.
A MOTHER GREAT CURE IN THE CITY
OF NEW YORK,
VI highly respectable citizen veil known 10 the
Mercantile community,
- BY DR.. J, n. SCIIRNCK.
THE GREAT LUNG DOCTOR OF PHILADEL-

- H. n
THE GREAT LUNG bP,2}SfTlok OF PHnADEI-
NO or g S..s u. k SsP gs,s n Ls.P
Dr.. }. II. scuHsoK-pesr Sir For over fifteen
year yea haze been tyCusled With ,cyere ccush, and
lees hemnorrhage, which. tcgethet, Tor the last lev
ycar- hss kept me thin In lcsh and too weak TO do
business Of any kind without suffering In Aurirt
last had avery severe hemmorihve, and, accord
lug 10 the JUDGMENT Of COOL New York physician,
vac chased A. bevond the reach Of mecinc. and Wns
advised to he epaied 20 far property matters We
concerned 70 leave this world at short nouco. This
hrst severe cod took must proye fatal" Esfly in
January took vety severe COZ and, fortunately
va occupying rooms At No. ~ BOND ST, dir city
over oitce ! thins about the 10th Of Janu,ry
=. oOu,ed 10 tie OF your PumouiC yIup. and
n,need tskins il freely. NJ iect ana nmG- We,
death seemed 10 acconpNnv my cold. ! sent iOr my
JOINER PIN sclan,snd stated 70 hun hat 40 ,skng
your medicines aud after shosing them 10 him. and
having tasted o! them, &c, be replied; You eau
take them Z yuu lie, ,heg will 10 you no harm"
He said You know What tod you met summer,
aud sav the same nov. Y YOU have an bu,nc.. 10
eoee up do not put 1t OIL" lie said " other Trends
aud relations conc uded my time had come At his
time | was taking hoeiy OF your medicine, but had
found me, much 10 he .ufp-Ie, lie sdd, impioving
and he could not undess'and Why. Ny faith VA IN
cIeastng in your medicines, and had wsh 10 have
you examine my case, and sec what you had 10 ray
NGen you hfst came 70 my NON and made the oH-
| lut ON the contrary, oHprc.sd doubis VI NY ever
neinf hePod out ot my ;hen eeemtnT difficulties,
| lhe second time that you called, finding me etil
gaming you gave NE cncouras enonL t1N ing "ny
ginptolDs We uuprly,uF the Pulmontc syrup, Sea
Weed Tonic and rangrskc Fills had actod Ike
| charm" Ny circulation, my couch, my appetite
All bcsAn 70 iinpTOve,and cou walk about nv room
little. You visited mo nearly every Tuesday, and
found me IMPROVING and told me not 10 out of my
rooln until he 6rst dsv OF Nav. | took no cold
While under your treatment my appetite became
hrtt-ratc, and you told eat everything wished
Of nutritious nature, and " exercise about the
room a much IS possible. | followed your advice,
aud to the surprise Of my old phy sicAp and Il lends
seem much better than have been for several years
| anu breathe better than l ever expected 4 person
could With one lung, the left being comp ete dried
up feel very grateful W YOU and consider your al
vice and medicines invaluable.
| Yours truly, T. q. SHELDON.
| n, B-A full sirply OF Dr. sCHENCk's Medicines
can be ohtainet at al timer NJ his Rooms, % Bond
Now York, anu ,ue Doctor may he seen prote sional
| " every IuesdAy, FROM y a. m. TO .. IN.
| PJLMONIC SYRUP AND SFA-NEE TONIC,
each sl,by per bottle. sT5j the half dozon. MAN
| DRAKE PILLS, 20 eta. per boz.
For sale by all Druggists and Desleu. 1875
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CTTY OF NEW YORK, DEPAR lMENT OF
~ Finance Blu eau OF the Receiver Of IIIes-New
Court IIouse, PAX Nov. 4th, ls65To TAI Pay SfI-.
Notice 10 hereby gwen that one per cent v w. 70
unpaid an additional one per cent vii De 40 ~ gu
the 18th OF said month " December ON al axes o.
remaining unpaid on the lat Of January lhteltN ~
tho 10 Q OF ~ Give per cent. per snuum, eticlateu
from Ihe day the book we're received By the hScfv
VI Taxes. No money will 10 pece I'd kIlei
: 9Ses hours from Q 4 Y sSP'h .k2hs
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ANA skNls..NEs.
DARNrM,S NEW AMERICAN MI

DARNITM'S NEW ANFRICAy MTTSFITM-
ID B,osdvay, tctvcon sp,.nF ma Prince s,rrets
luls Esl AbllaliALN .nOIS MOI ADNkh-
TlsE II !nE NEW YORK HERALD.
At hhSpvN a - . hNEN!Nt, Al ~
HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS CONTINUED.
lhs talented hrr Class
A., A. WIN th'it lhuhll IutHhD HORSFS
In the mos' daring n,,in Ne
concluding ripb he MirthiY' $3.50, H'sNN-
MONS r and An, hAp plh, ~ PENNIES VISIT
fe''0u' !" Tuf fR ne "a SV n Dams entities
or, THE MOMENTOUs Oi Ts'rtnN
By The
TALENTED DRAMATIC CONpANy
w H. HARRISON, Fricmrorun.ou. s,ac.,
MAJOR COI,VIN, ased liz H. hIsh AMI .Ishin-
u rlSS'3 a., ,ee IN ,m's.' D.%, ever eIhlbi.ed;
Tvs b.rntt' mi u,nlafu,e .dy NJ. - l1i,usr1
TUgET iuuINsE IiViNG EiASrran hSNh>
TWo M Ai'Tirifi enc ixSsInn 4 Ftti92
John Hattef,lv iyIS,. sKFirroH
inc oniv AZ ronnJ, ID hi. WE u.Gn,a,h .snBgs-
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EURS-I WILL SELL A SINGLE SET OF
l. fur- at IS. Brook mink collar aud muf 81;
/ ench mink do do, IL bg mius sci, 80, nj fOS-
1LR's Rocky Mountain Fur Co, 49, Chatham 81,
co., Mott At. y4J
EURS, FURS, FURS-A LARGE STOCK
l. for sale cheap on tho cor. Bayard and Muil cry
sts. 3.y
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FOR Sale AND TO LEFT.

DRRGIN HEIGHTS PROPERTY - FOR
l)sale, houses Of every desctp ION, convenient W
the ieuies. Prices ranging Il ON tl5uO 10 al6,OOO.
JOHN II. PLAlE opposite Court House, Hudson
City. 3lJ
IGOR SALE-AT T0TTENVlLLF, Richmond
l. Valley and Gesrt, rdH b, at Gus, Staten Island,
several places from aero, down, goUd uiIdinFs Ac
Apply l5j hassau 81, loom No. u OF l6T DeyGe ree1
w illinTnsl uTgh. M
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HOUSES TO LET-SEALED BIDS TO
IL cut the several engine and hose houses v.caIoi
by tho Metropolitan Flo Commissioners Tor lie
term Of one wear, from Dec ls lS66, III 10 received
at this oihce until Dec. 9TH 1854 al ~ 81, when the
same will lie publicly opened Let OF the various
To- atiOns can DO At the Office Ot the Go lecor OF
CITY Revenue. MATTHEW I. BRENNA Comp
troller. Comptroioi's Once, New YORK, Nov. 9in,
1865. 9iG'
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WANTED.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A FOR SALE-A FINE AND WELL
AHued up liquor store situated In the best part Of
tn. city. Call this day at room 6, Clinton Hall, sh
IT. OF 100 seventh st. II. FELTMAN. 60
A FOR SALE, AND MUST RE SOLD
"A this DAY baif its value the fine stock Of
TOMS, With 81 year lea e Of the house 100 West
4 b st. With cheap rent. for permits cal OH HENRY
Sevenths st. lSI
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RUTCHER SHOP FOR SALE, AT $50
DGIcenv ich It near Barrow 81, Nev Nut. iSl
FOR SALE-A POULTRY, GAME, FRUIT
4 and vegetable stand IN jefferson MAkei. Inquire
~ the study. 1921 Hudson g. SIS
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FOR SALE-A CANDY NAND Variety
L store, BY APPLYING at 4sl EAst Houston ct. The
o. ner h rong out Of town. "a
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STEAM POWER TO LET-TEN ROOMS,
~ about lS Nv iuaIo feet, $3.50 square zee. ward
room, aud an clubhouse l5G!U, with 10 to 20 hoilo
powo Inquire on tho premises. h. Prot, 49,
inst ave, COT. l4th It. $40
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SODl0 WILL BUY A NICE FRAME
SCOOO house aud lots on North End at, WI.
iain.Lursh, with store and stabling, occupied by |.
mlkman. Part cash. Apply 70 PAYIES,05 Diyi-
sion ~, I6I
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GOOD0 WILL BUY NICE 3-STORY
NO<OO rick house and lot In Williamsburrh,
session snJ Tine Appy W PAYTkA. vs. Dlyi.ioa
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uOVEY'S IMPROVED HIDE ROLLER
spiral knife hay cutter for salo, at the fictOr,
l42 East 22d st.; hay cutters Of all kinds repaired.
GEOhuE HONEY.
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

EDWARDS WHITE SUGAR CURED
IL "Wuhington Hams" are nov really for sale.
Name branded In iull Also all kinds Of smoked
meats. GEORGE W. EDWARD, ~ and 229
lhristic Il. New York. AL
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EOR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES
Of q neat and well fitted up corner oyster and
drinking saloon, in the best location up town. Rcnt
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r EGAL ASSISTANCE go POOR AND
LwoI,hy psrtous requiring legal a,ri.tance will he
sratultousy aided by applying at 10 Broad~uytoo
D. Bd floor 81
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L lures. ISL wss. 4th st. corner. Of Charles, New
York. ~
S100-A GOOD FISH, OYSTER AND
NlOO vegetable store for sale. Inquire 1906
Third ave, Yorkvillo. "a
SSOO-A Partner WANTED - A
SoOOsood man--in scale bus ncs,, well estAb-
lished, doing . good business, none but good men
need spply, lS0 Grand st. 500
The Grand Haven news., 1865-03-22
TO MY DEAR WIFE,
BY +. NJ. HESLY.

AS sounds Of sweetest music heard at eve,
When summer dews weep over languid flowers,
While the still air conveys each touch, each tone
However faint, and breathes it on the ear
With distinct and thrilling power that leaves
It's memory long within the raptured soul
Even such thou art to me and ever thus
feel the harmony that round thee lives
And breathes from every feature. Thus sit,
And when most quiet cold, or silent, then,
Even then. feel each word, each look, each tone.
There's not an accent Of that tender voice,
There's not day dream of those sunbright eyes,
Nor passing smile, nor melancholy grace,
Nor thought half uttered, feeling half betrayed,
Nor glance Of kindness, no, nor gentlest touch
of that dear hand in amity extended,
That Ger was lost on me; tits treasured we'll
And oft recalled, dwells now upon my soul
Like sweetest music heard ut summers eve
The Grand Haven news., 1865-03-22

MARRIAGE ExrRAoRDINAHY.--A gen.
tleman from the neighborhood Of Han
cock county, Kentucky, has just given us
the account Of a most singular guerrilla
outrage. The notorious guerrilla, Coul-
ter, who is reported to have been killed
in Nelson county, Kentuckey, about two
weeks ago, is the hero Of our story.
Coulter entered the village of Hawes-
vile, and, going to the clerks Office, COM
PEELED the deputy clerk Of the County
Court 10 issue a marriage license, legally
qualified, to unite him (Coulter) in tho
bonds Of matrimony with Mrs. f., the
beautiful young wife Of a discharged Un.
ion soldier, cher husband being in Louis
vile, afraid to return to the guerrilla in
tested neigbborhood in which his dwell
ing was located.) The clerk, in bis justi-
fication, entered on bis book, compelled
by force Of arms to issue this license"
Having obtained this license, Coulter
next sought a clergyman, whom, with
threats Of death, he compelled to 60 with
him to the house and perform the core
mony. Having lived with the doubly-
married woman three or four days, the
desperate gave her $500 in gold, and
set of again in search Of adventures
Whether the lady was constrained by
force, by gold, or by romantic affection,
to submit to the double marriage, our in
formant had not learned. It may be
added, as favorable TO the best construc-
tion which can be placed upon the con-
duct OF the bride, that when last seen in
the ncighborhood she was on board Of a
steamer which was bound for Louisville.
--Jefersonvillc Democrat.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-03-22
The Honest Beggar Boy.
FROM THE GERMAN.

A poor boy, ten years ago, entered the
warehouse of rich merchant, Samuel
Richter, in Dantzic, and asked the book
keeper for aims.
You will get nothing here" said the
man without raising his head from his
book, be off"
Weeping bitterly, the boy glided to-
wards the door, at that moment Herr
Richter entered.
"What is the matter hereP' he asked,
turning to the bookkeeper.r
"a worthless beggar-boy," was the
mans answer, and he scarcely looked up
from his work.
In the meanwhile Herr Richter glanced
toward the boy, and remarked that when
close to the door, he picked up something.
+" Ha, my little lad, what is that you pick
ed up!" he cried.
The weeping boy turned and showed
him needle.
"And what will you do with itp ask.
ed the other.
"My jacket has holes in it," was the
reply, Il will sew up the big ones."
Herr Richter was pleased with the re-
ply, and still more with the boys inno-
cent, handsome face.
"But are you not ashamed" he said in
a kind though serious tone, "you are so
young and hearty-to bcgi Can you not
workp
"Ah, my dear sir" replied the boy, 81
do not know how; and am too little to
thresh or fell wood. My father died three
weeks ago, and my poor mother and lit
tie brothers have eaten nothing for two
days. Then ran out in anguish and
begged for bread. But, alas single
peasant only gave me piece Of bread; l
have eaten nothing else."
1t is customary for beggars by trade
to contrive tales like this; and this hard
ems many heart against the claims Of
genuine want. But this time the mer-
chant trusted the boys honest face. He
thrust his hand into his pocket, drew forth
piece of money, and said, "There is a
half dollar; 60 to the bakers and with
half of the money buy bread for yourself,
your mother, and your brothers, but
bring the other half to me-"
The boy took the money and ran joy
fully away.
WELL" said the surly book-keeper, abe
will laugh in his sleeve and never como
back again"
Who knowsw replied Herr Richter,
and, as he spoke, he beheld the boy re-
turning quickly, with loaf of bread in
one hand and some money in the other.
There, good sir" he cried almost
breathless, here is the rest of the mon
ey."
Then, being very hungry, he begged
for knife to cut off piece of bread
The bookkeeper reached him in silence
his pocket-knife. The lad cut Of slice
in great haste, and was about to take
bite of it, but suddenly he bethought
himself laid the bread aside, folding his
arms, rehersed silent prayer; then he
fell to his meal with hearty Appetite
The merchant was moved by the boys
unaffected piety. He inquired after bis
family and home, and learned from his
simple narrative that his father had lived
in a small village about four miles dis
tant from Dantzic, where he owned a
small house and farm; but his house had
boen burnt to the ground, and much sick
ness IN his family had compelled him to
sell his farm.
He then hired himself out to a rich
neighbor; but before three weeks were
The Grand Haven news., 1865-03-22
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Gs-we have found poetical jcm. But we
have some grave doubts as to the authorship
We think +. M. Henly, Esq, has lost his iden-
tity- forgotten his former self. These lines
must have been addressed to Mrs. Adam before
she held that little conversation with the SER
pent in the Garden of Paradise.