The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-18
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\ WIFE WANTED-A fellow in Aroostook
conrtv, Maine, answered an advertisement, rep
resensng that he conld furnish any person with
a wife. The advertiser replied, directing the
writer 10 a neigbboring asylum for idiots! the
same youth, not at all abashcd, whose name III
John Morris, speaks of himself as follows: .e-
II am eighteen years old, have good set6f
teeth. and believe in Andy. johnson, the Star
spang led banner; and the 4th of July. I have
taken up state lot, cleared up:eighteen acres
last year, and seeded ten of itdown., My
buckwbeat looks firstrate, and the oats and po-
tatoes are bully. have got nine sheep, one
two year old bull and two heifers, besides
house and barn. I want to got mawed:. l
want to buy bread and butter, hoopskirts and
waterfalls for some person Of tile. female per
srasion during my life. That's what's the
matter with me. But don't knq% y! how a to DO
it." r.
UNCLE SANS DocrR1sE-Bring forth the
fattcd calf and kill it; for this my Union was
snrdcred, but is United again; and these my
people we're lost, but are now found. 49,,
There is more joy in my heart in one e:srfingg
State that returns, than over ninety and nine
that hare never goae as;7ay.
Go % all 70 world and tell 'heTa :" -n!ioi:".
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