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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-07
.SwoRD, ToRou AND CoarAss 80 The sword

sword ToRcH AND CoNPAss - The sword
to kill the torch to burn. and the eompassto
dixide out the beautiful lands Of The South
This is the emphatic Language used against
a southern people Shall We calmly submit,
and permit those making use Of such Ian
gaage toprescr:be and prepare all of our
Pills, Bitters, Tonnes, Blood Purifiers, Cough
Syrups Chill Medicines, etc, at time when
better Medicines are prepared and offered by
our own kita and kin2 The Great
Southern Preparations arc made IN tie
South and embrace aelass OF select family
Medicines. Zee advertisement
TExAs ToxIo SyRuP.-The people Of the
Mississippi Valley nave long felt the neees-
Sly for, and want Of, a safe. cersaia snd r.
liabla remedy, as a substitute Ter quinine
stryeinine, and other poisonous drugs FOL
the cure Of fever and ague, or chills ans
fever We claim, and The results VIII show
and bear ample testimony to every unpreju
diced mind, that the Texas Tonic Syrup hei
supplied this want and accomplished tha
I purpose. It's tonic alterativo and antisspti
i aiaiities are such that meme can possibly 5
/ disappointed in its effects Upon its owi
merits, therefore, tits sustained a singl
trial IS al that S needed to stamp this rem
edy as the greatest specific q the ago
4 Afassf1sib & HIoBes.
Sole ProPrietors. Memphis5 Tenn
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-07

The eruption Of Mount Eesuvins, which
commenced On the 18Th inst continues, the
mountain still sending forth pillars Of fire
from the old and newly formed erateTs, and
the display is magnificent There are seven
streams Of lava in full dow.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-07

THCKs-Our estimalle friend Jen
kins" has placed us under many obligations
Tor the good care he took Of the Bulletin
during the absence Of we local lie ought
to DO promoted-we know he can FL any
position 10 life, and hence some one of the
softer sex should elect him to supreme COM
mand Of a true woman's changeless love
Jenkins me boy here's to you and yourn,
that was, Is, and is to be "Oonles of fun
on wedding days 70 say nothing Of puffs,
cake, wine, smiling friends aud SMALL CAPS
in tie distancel
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-07
aIEsrnIs. -. Aaea.t d. 80.

8EsiPH1s Tenn. august 81, 1867
4lEssRs. MANSFIELD & uIGBEE;
DEAR SIBs-Kn March had attack # Chilis
and Fever After using the usual remedies Quinine Snhs
Tonic, any good results induced try
your AS TONIC SYRUP After taking a ew doses
entirely relieved have Of disease
since. take pleasure recommending speedy
for the above named disease.
Very respectfully,
FEBGUs HALL with Orzill Bros C.
MEMPHIS. TENss. September 5, 1867.
sAFssls. MANSFIELD & HIGBEE;
CONFERENCE.-The suffering less from the Ague
for 1--WE years and huding f ycians
tie popular remedies the day in
dueed by friend e try new tshouga already widely
known sure cure iUr Fewer and AZ que, the TEXAS
TONIC 81 ltUP. and happy uilat it worked
charm have had but Ch since and that caused
y mpruence the third day asr}s altheugh aeary
three months have since eapsed and unhesitat gy
ommend Il 70 all who suffering any form Of Ague
q SAFE snd pleasant remedy for the same.
Respectfully yours,
NJ. Y b SHATTUCK,
Principal Lihdea Street Ps5tc School
SOLE PROPRlETORs
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-07

lex President Buchanan is not expected to
live through the wiateE
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-07

GooD.-The Avalanche says that Mem
phis is the boneyard of travelling shows
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-07

Asa proof Of honesty printer
Feceint
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-07
- .E--Uaeggse..- &c.
9zFeTeI d 9geT@ Agae
AIississippi &c -

The People Of the Mississippi Valley and
EDY s1silate fer euinae ssfyehinfne. and 9fter
poisannus DrgEs Il gEe. 5hi9
and Fever eaa aud Che results all show ana bear
ample testimony e npreIudieed ulnls shat the Texas
Tonic cgrgp has supplied t and plIshed tins
les Tonic. Atey and Nntiaeptfe qualities
such shat posssiF De disappointed u III enec5
pom It's oFn 81 fIt lere97e Z saasai1 = single tria
ed chat needed tsIs the greatest
speelac II The
The ingredients Of which ibis Medicine IS composed arc
simple Professions Of nature alQsndia esrsasn screams
iu the State Texas and were used By the Aborsinee
Of that specific for Fevers Of all kinds aud espe
eall5 ever ana que which they never failed 70 cure
celebrated physician acquainted with these facts has
furnished his theory tls inportnt suhlect
hence the product property uauled TEXAS TONIC SYRUP
eue Fever and Ague, Ghis and Fever, matter
e how long Standing.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-07

1on Hon0Ta0Ie member5 WhO voted aye On
the proposition, don't ven see the "pint2'
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-07
mEagHIs. Tasa-. SEPTEMBER (. 1877.

Gs qLEmEs- Having long suffered from Chs and Fever,
ana having tried without effect euiniue Ayres
bottle 81 your Texas TONIC SYRUP and after a few
eurfrey relieved, having had Chill since
take pleasure ID recommending it safe. pleasant and
speedy ~ the above named disease
H. 3. g0Mo0N5 no. AZ south Court street.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-07
consalting Phzsieians.

The SQmpany Is 8Ow prepared 10 issue Pol
ieies in AL the Earious forms 81 LIFE INSURANCE
and respectfully solicit pFhls patronage.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-12-07

les, DIT lre haFe PIaFed III, and tue
squire viii make US pay Cor the mule T.
"-Aake rs, replied Bill, had nothing
to 90 with it you killed the mule. You
counted nc out a while ago, and by the blue
bla2es Of puTgatory you shan't count me in
nowl"
The New York herald., 1867-02-14

Wt.NTKp-BYA A LADY AND GENTLEMAN. NICELY
~ furnished ROOM with Board for lady. where there are
rev or no other boarders with full particulars
Zone others will receive attention. Stewart 40 Herald
Once.
The New York herald., 1867-02-14

DOR SALE--A VERY DESIRABLE THREE STORY
brick ionse. in Nacdougal street. between Bcecker
Amiy. 25x70slo0 Price Slb5O0. Apply r. R0NTEY,
7i3 Broadway.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-06-04
A Han Wolf.

Rev. nr. Butler, the we'll known Methodist
missionary who established the mission of
that church in India in 1859, recently re-
turned to this country. lie makes the fol.
lowing statement OF a remarkable case
In 1859 British soldier. while bearing n
despatch from one magistrate to another in
the Kingdom Of Dude, passed an unlreouent
cd ravine, where he saw pack of wolves,
and with them human being, evidently one
OF their company. Immediately turning
back he reported the circumstance to the
magistrate for whom he was travelling. The
latter forthwith mustered number OF coolies
aud went to the place. The pack of wolves
lied short distance and sought refuge in a
sort Of cave or den. beginning to dig, the
party soon discovered The feet Of the wild
man, and dragging him forth. succeeded in
binding aud carrying him to the town. Dr.
Butler has seen him often since, and saws he
Is evidently a man, aud at the time of his
capture, apparently about twcnty-lour years
Of age.
The captured creature at first violently re-
sisted the attempt to put clothing upon him
but after while ceased to tear the garment.
lie is now kept by u gentleman in the city
OF Ihabje Nampore, some eight hundred
miles west of Calcutta. When first taken he
was unwilling to eat anything but raw meat,
anu h"S never oteh GD!e 10 speak r make any
approximation to Il knowledge of the alphabet.
II any one looks earnestly or SHARPLY at him.
he expresses his annoyance by half uttered
Srunt, immediately turning away and settling
upon his launches in II corner Of the room.
or lies down. lie cats his food of the ground,
and although evidently human being. is in
habits wolf, with the instincts Of that beast
This is certainly an anomalous fact in nat
urai history, although it is said that four sim
liar eases are known to have occurred in Iu.'
d'a, presenting the same general facts.
Wolves abound in India. where the inhab-
itants live wholly in the cities mud villages
and at the approach OF night all persons en-
pioycd IN the open country retire to these
clusters Of houses. or huts and these rowing
and fcrocIous animals find free range. 1t
frequently happens that wolf steals into
house and carries of child. So frequently
IS this the case that in the schedules fur
nished tor recording the mortality in each
place, one column is headed Carried of bv
wolves"
DR.. Buffers theory of this strange case is,
that she wolf probably carried OFF this per-
son when lie was an infant, but that before
she devoured her prey, the child instimctively
searched tor food. beginning to draw its
nouriShmcnt, it nwoke in the wolf the mater.
nal Iastinct which led to the preservation of
Its Ale, and thus the boy lived aud grew.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-06-04
a Mason's Secret Discovered BIZ his
Wife?

An anecdote is related of Master Mason.
wcIL-knOwu to most Of our readers, noted as
he IS for many acts OF charity. lie is, withl!,
4 man OF good presence and a great tavorite
among the ludes-so much so as to cause
some degree OF Jealousy on the part Of his
worthy spouse. One evening, not long since
bundle came to the house for him. labelled
private" or course this was sufficient for
female curiosity, and therefore she induced
in au inspection. Horror OF horrors! Blan.
kets, baby linen, &c. greeted her astonishcd
vision, amd dreams OF two families Goutcd
through her BRAIN.
he husband soon came in, and after tea
when the wife had discovered in his eve the
trcachcry OF his conduct, (as she supposed. !
he took the bundle and went out; but not
alone, for the jealous wife was on his track.
e The !a!th!css husband little imagined that she,
who supposed herself SO touily wrunged, was
lowering after him lie halted before small
tenement, which he entered. Here she paus-
cd to hold a council OF war What tactics to
follow she was in doubt; but she at once de-
teTmined to storm the citadel, boldly knocked.
and brushing past the little child that an
swered the summons. she stood in an instant
before her husband, the embodiment of iniur-
ed innocence. Her feelings were about to
find expression, when the scene before her
caused her to pause. \ pale and care worn
mau shIverImG over the expiring embers of n
scanty fire, aud 4 poor woman on Il sick bed
and Il baby not old enough for CHRISTENING
and two little girls snugly slowed away on
some straw IN Il corner, met her terOc0us gaZe
She read the story at Il glance, and returned
home with her husband better and wiser
woman, satisfied that she had discovered the
great secret oil MasOury.-LOcED0rt Journal
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-06-04
POETICAL.
TEE cRY OF TEE SOUTH.

= - - - - = @@S
A moan comes from the South
A low. half stifled vail
Victims of war. oppression, drouth,
Mutmur' I'VE faint, we falI.''
The maids are holIow-eyed,
The matrons weak and wan,
And energy, and hope. and pride
lave LETT the heart uf ma1,
Helpless IS IsraeI's host
la Syrian wilds. ufed.
Zen IN their siumber, iamine.tossed,
1hey wildly murIhur. Dread J."
Brothers, your plight wc see,
Sisters, we hear your moan:
10G come to us for bread, shaII wo
For answer give stoned
We poured at Ireland's feet
An avalanche of corn
Shili we the nearer claim fproet
OF our own race, fOrlOrnl
az g I..sis .tes. 49,
Snare we with th.m- or ncvcrInoro
Look ia the lace Of IlravCE.
Vile prejudice. avaunt!
Are starTiu:- TIru orr foCsP
On women. THV' nUus aud Cauut,
Shall FaCtivn's taluns Close!
Alas! in this cad hour.
II shows it, demon sTite.
And raises high the rod # power,
The pro5trate stilI to smiie.
Our brethren's limbs IL gyvrs,
As kiudred'. clai n shcy plead,
And with whip of srrpruls drives
Whom lericncy might lead.
1t gives as conquerors give
Eat and be thankful. slavew
Why should the helOt wish to IivcP
There's freedom iu the grave.
Bankrupt in heart and purse,
For help a prople cries,
Aud Faction, as CruwEing curse,
With Martial Law replies.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-06-04

WHAT WIFE SHOULD Do-A Hindoo
authority in matrimonial affairs, says the girl
must be only third Of her hus band age. not
very black, not yellow comT!exiou. not a Grip
pie, not deiormvd. not vicious, rot unhealthy.
nor Of low or gin. but one who has been well
brought nP, aud who speaks with propricty.
She must noJ iuhcrIta family malaiy, not p1s-
sess a masculine appearance; must neither
speak thick nor thin, nor crOak ike n raven +;
must not keep her eyes shut yOr have them
wide open must not have tL.c.. ankles. nor
diUpes in her checks, nor goose skin, nor
white nails nor rcd eyes, nor TAT hands. nor
duck-likc feet. She must neither lie short.
nor tall, nor fat, nor thin. but very niddlipy
Her teeth must be very close sc.. aud her eye
brows wide apart; finally, Ler gait must ge-
scmb!c that Of y"rng c!eg ghant.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-06-04

- Brownlow is abusing Colonel John Bax
ter, Tennessee Conservative, as a traitor.
because he was candidate in 1861 for the
Confederate Congress. Upon which the
Knoxville C"mme,ctai asserts positively that
"Col. Baxter was Il candidate Ut the earnest
solicitation, aud by the advice OF VIM G.
Brownlow, who, at that time, pledged hin>
self to support the Southern CUufederacy at
as early an opportunity as he could do so
without disgracing himself in the eyes of both
parties" aud further charges that William
G. Browulow. in two issues Of September,
1861, did take grounds to support the South
ern Con!edcracy. and had it not been for the
GOODNESS shown Brownlow by the rebels, and
the earnest plcadings of Judge Trigc and
Colonel John Williams to prevent his join
ing the rebel cause, lie would have done as
he CONTEMPLATED at that time, and Joined the
Southern Contederacy." All of which, how
ever, only shows that the Governor OF Ten
nesSee is neither much more nor much less
honest than some other Southern Radicals
We wot of-RtchnionR UHiy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-06-04

a BoT's FIRsr CouPosITIoS The Terr
Haute (tnd) A{5um, gives the folIowi
essay On The OK nom ono OF its yo'
contributors, just as it comes from his
II 10 80 natural and spontaneous, that we d
IT ShIHbar or josh Billings could auual =
genuine humOr:
Oxen Is Il very slow animal they are Z
TO brake ground up, would drathcrk.
horses # tuey dIdu have koiick, whicl1
say Is wind collected in bunch which nj
II daugerrer Tor to keep horses the people
would have to whes. tharc wood on wLcal-
barrow, It would take too or three days 10
whCli cord nile. Cows is useful too.
have heard some say that it they had TO be
tother or OK thoy would be a COW. Butt
think When 1t cum /" have their tits pulled
=: t-'Horuin tl,ayNwould- thay wasn't, for
oxen don't generally have to raise caves, if
had to be emmy would rather be a hcfur
But it coodeut be "A Lcfiur and he'd tu8bo
both wood be OK. ISAAC SPIKER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-06-04
P1anO-TOrte3.
CHARLES N. STIEFF,

MANUFACTURER of First Premium GRAND
4HA and sou ARE PIANOS. Factories - aud sc
Camden street, and a. and Al Perry street, near
Balu.mure and Ohio Railroad. wARE-ROONIS,
sol North Liberty street, above Baltimore, BAL
TIIORE, Md.
Has always on hand the largest stock of PIANOS
IN the city My new GrhHd Scale Overs ruug A
EfaEIe Ire bic PI1urs are pronounced by the
teurs and professors to be the best Piano manu-
turcd. We warrant them free of every fault for
five years, aud the privilege Of exchange within
twelve months, il not entirely satisfactory the
purchaser.
SECOND-UATTD PIANOS.
ALWAYS on h'ud-S 5UtJ S3I0. MELODEOSS and
PARLOR ORGANS fruIu Iie best makers.
We have permission To refer to the following Dcr
sous wiin Ii we our Pianos IN USED = ReutCh, WIN
Rush. w G Batter. Richlri & Williams, Dennis
Daniels. .ujrIuin Z IIarTrsuu, in Jefferson county
1nf James l. CranInEhau > c Cunningham: Ja-
c.'o ScIhrrt. B,nj amin S.,rck. Andrew Bowman,
George H"k1, Jicnn Miller, Cht-le- X Cuc, Jai.irs
Dcuny, L.uuc! Campbell, Rev Mr. Hair, Eerl;e-
ley county.
60. F.r further particulars, apply to + IA
RISOS, AG, ut, Shrphc r,lsJuv.n.
Terms liberal. A cal Is solicited.
October =. l-G6-Iy
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-06-04

diction to try Indictment for perjury. In
superinteuding the subsequent elections, the
duty of the board is to receive the votes OF
all whose names are upon the registration aud
reject all others, not thon having power to erase
or add u single one.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-06-04

-Ihc credit system has Lecn carried to
pretty fine point in sonic of5rhe rural districts,
ii we may judge from the following dialogue,
said to have recently occurred between Gus
toner and lho prcprictor:
"IIaow's trade, squire 2"
''Wali, cash trade S kinder dull now, rnojor.'
"Hone anything Ter day? 2"
Wal only ieet..-on credit Aunt Bet
sey Fushard has bort an cg-s worth of tea
and got trusted t,E It III A-s s?ecE!eI puIies
lays.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-06-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
Life in Damascus,

a traveller who has been visiting the dwell
ling of Assal, one Of the leading citizens of
Damascus, gives the following description of
the building:
"When we arrived at the front of the man.
sion we were surprised at the meauuess OF its
/ aPpearance-at the walls Of sunburut bricks,
aud the few miserable windows stuck here
aud there without order or Arrangement. pos
sessing no glaSs, but covered with thick
lattice formcd with crossbars of wood Greut,
however, was the contrast between the cx,
terror Ot the house and the scene that pre-
sentGd Itself when we passed through l uuor
opened ny slave. We saw, 20 our SUI prise
and pleasure, spacious and magnificent
court, paved with Dutch tiles and marble
In tie centre Of it was u large fountain bub-
bling over into q cUJl, clear circular reservoir
OF water filled with pet fish. Around this
court extended range Of buildings one story
high, of pretty 'antastic style Ut architecture,
decorated with Moorish or SaraceuIc Urua-
meuts.
AT the upper end of the court was a yrot-
to, or aIcOve, tuorcd with various cuiuyed mar
bic. opening on the spacious area. but eleva
ted three steps above 1t. \ figured dIvan
extended around the walls aud the little se-
cluded spot presented cUUi and delightful
smoking retreat, from whence the large court
and the nurmuring fountain were must aurce-
ably surveyed. Seating ourselves on the SOFT.
luXurluLt dlvan, we We're served with coffee
Some black slaves, in scarlet dresses. with
long white wands then came to conduct us to
see some of the apartments Of the mansion
aud Of the harem, the ladies Of which we're
absent at summer villa III the Garden The
buildings on the western side of the court
contained Il succession OF detached handsome
rooms the floors were covered with thick
mating. and the ceilings were painted in a
beautiful mau"Cr and with great taste.
"lhe,. walls were adorned with rich cary
ing and gliding, and all around them raised,
about foot aud halt from the floor. ex
tended'a dIvan covered with rich figured
mixed silk and cotton stuff of Damascus man.
utacture. The grand saloon or reception hall
on the ground floor on the northern side OF
the court, in which strangers and visitors are
received, was far the finest apartment of the
place. We first came on to a SQUIRE floor
paved with different culured marbles, having
Il fountain Ill the center, and overhead a
handsome painted and gildcd ceiling From
this floor we aSccnucd by steps to other raised
floors paved with marble and covered with n
very handsome mating. Scrolls and different
devices were painted around the walls some.
thing Of the Chinese style, and divaus extern
ded around the apartment placed against the
wall. Gilded bowls of sherbert were handed
round. aud slices of lemons aud chDpped al
mOnds floating III it then came a black slave
who held in his hand au embroidered hander-
chief, which he just pressed to our lips when
We had ceased drinking. The presence Of
the slaves was commanded by c!appiug Of
hands, as mentioned in the "Arabian Nights "
Cups Of cCfee were then again handed round.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-06-04
Small vg. Largo Farms.

In an article, on tho comparative advan-
tages of large aud small farms, the Ar,er;ean
There are many positive reasons in favor
of small Is. large farms. iSy the uulIiplica-
ton OF farms tHc iaUoroT becomes to q great
extent has own employer. and his efficiency
Is thereby Increased. By n recent report
of the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue.
We learn that tatrc are in the United States
but 800, 800 hirfG la0orers, excluding freed
men, aud 2,5yO,u0J TrnpTietors of farms.
Does any one doubt that the agricultural pro-
duct'uus OF our country are greatly increased
by the i4Ct that twO.thiTGS OF those engaged
IN the cultivation OF the soil are owners of
the soil! With the millions of acres OF viz
gin soil awaiting the settlement of the cutter
Prlsing pioneer, only minors, the ignorant
emigraut, and the more iudvlcnt and uneuter-
pris.ns OF oar native population are content
to remain servants Of others; but tho better
class of IabUrers, as soon as they arrive at
majority strike towards the setting sun, where
land is cheap and tertle, and where they may
become independent fTeeholLers, and bear
hand IN founding, and peTChance in eventually
ruling new State. So long us we have suI
vast tracts OF public domain inviting tho S
uoment Of any one who can muster Guoug
money to convey them thiIhCr. and supuo
them white they can raise a crop, our,"
IabUrcrs viii be restless IN subordinate n
tons, and it viii be impossible TO cults
large farms thoroughly aud economically :
hired !aborcrs"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-06-04

RECOVERY OF AN UMEGELLA.-"Pray.
madam, what do you charge for recovering
an umbrella, ?' said Patrick O'Flaherty. from
IipPcrary, the other day, walking into an
umbrella shop
''Let.me see H." was the response.
AN, faith, that Is jist what want 70 do
mesilL. I've lost one aud zee You ozer 70
re cover thcm at small charge; - l was jist
thinking Id git sc to recover mine"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-06-04

= Custar's late cavalry raids after the
Indians are compared 10y Old lroutiersmen to
the hunting OF wild ducks with brass bands.
-"Wha.-is whisky bripgiDg?" inquired
a dealer. bringing women and children "a
want, was the appropriate answer.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-06-04
RATES OF ADVERTISING

except Gfteen cents from the old man to paw
her car fare home. and when she got to the
magistrates, she just rose up off the bench
and told B5il she didn't SEQ no use in splicing,
and she dil'ut Ike him any way; and so she
went home, and Bill ne went with her. and
told her he wLs'Ht sorry, as he didn't want
her, GHd he guessed she was hard on clothes,
any how. and 50 they never got married, and
the whole thing turned ous wrong; but I
souid ut help il, for l amt going to put facts
en- record that ainS 50. But it ain't bit
Ike any novel that ever read. SO there must
have been something strange about this fell
low aud Aolle that | never could fiud cut,
SO IL have 10 let it slide AS it is.