davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-13
THE PACIFIC MUTUAL

Was srgaRixedts check this outward
aew Of sur aud afford 10
Insnrcrs the better proht cemnnndcd
BY California iavessmests. sD
The absvs sum, ut our Lswest Rate.
would yield s4O9.3s5 ~. thss nj
fsrdinK nm additional prshs 70 the
Policy.HsIders or S3OI,6ss Sc.
Our investneais aro RII made i'm
accordance with tho Laws OF Chill
fsrnia, and our securities nrc ms good
rs these hold by Easiern Companies.
All the assai kisds of Policies is
sued. nnd ne permits 10 trnveI re-
qaired.
WILSON DUNLAP,
(At Banking House Of II. II. Flagg)
Agent for Gold hin
#a UNa .aa.yit adhlW
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-13

New YoRX, April l2.-The Post
says it is reported thai a fast privateer
of 700 tons burden. left New York to
aid the Cuban insurgents. It is said
that after leaving the port n number of
guns were put aboard. She took 100
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-13

CRIcieo, April s.-A Times special
says President Grant will withdraw the
uamo Of Edward Evans as Associate
Judge for Washington Territory, he hnv
ing discovered that he attended the
Philsdelphis Convention ia 1866.
II is reported that Congressman Pile,
OF Missouri, will be appointed Minister
to Brazil.
Delegations from several tr"de or
CARNATIONS in various parts OF the
country have met here lin Washington
to consider the eight hour and wages
law. They adopted resolutions ex'
pressire of their views. II is probable
mat the unanimous adoption Of the
eight hour resolutions by the House,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-15
OTHER SUMNER RESORTS.
CLIFTON SPRINGS HOTEL AND AIRCURE

CLIFTON SPRINGS HOTEL AND AIRCURE
- combined with Water Treatment-Ths exte ensvs
and magnificent establishment located the Auburn
branch of the New York Central Railroad midway
between Syracuse and Rochester, is opened for the
reception of pleasure seekers and invads thograph
of this spacious and elegant building surrounded with
natural grove and beautiful drives be at the
most important hotels and watering places after August
Terms for board SO day 2 to $S week childres
months at reduced rates. N BCirculars sent apph
cation. ALBERT CLEVELAND.
ga I'm Proprietor.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-15
FROM NEW FORK.

Proceedings Against Railroad Directors.
Despatch to The EUening Telegraph.
NEW YORK, July 15-PrOceedngs in the Supreme
Court were commenced to-day to punish the Direc-
tors Of the Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad
Company for violation of the injunction restraining
the company from issuing new stock. 1t is claimed
certificates of 1880 shares. The new stock was
New York
Usury.
Several leading brokers were indicted to-day by
the Grand jury for usury in their ring combination
to tie up money The names are withheld until the
arrests are made.
Bank Robbed.
ALBANY, July 15.-The bank at Sandy Hill was en-
tered by burglars last night, and the vault blown
open, but no funds were obtained.
HEARINGS AT THE CENTRAI.-This afternoon, at 2
O'Clock, before Alderman Kerr, at the Central
Station:-
The squad of young fellows arrested and heard
upon suspicion Of having first robbed, then caused
the death by drowning of the German, John Graf,
account of an insuftlciency in the evidence upon
either count.
Mary Schwartz also had hearing upon the
charge of the larceny of number of pounds OF
machine silk valued at 575 from the store of Aub,
Hackenbach Il Co., Front and New streets. She was
held for further hearing.
james Lyle also had a hearing upon the charge
of robbing the dwelling of Mr. VIM. S. Cruthers, ON
Gorgas lane, Chestnut Hill, of quantity OF silver
plated knives, forks etc. He was held in $4,000 bail
to answer.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-15
DIED.

CARSON-On the 14th instant, WALTER infant
of j. Hays and Mary j. Carson, aged weeks and days
HALE-On Tuesday July 10, after linger ng Illness
SAMUEL HALE, in the 18th year of his age. -,
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence
Marpe Delaware county Sunday, the 18th instant at
o'clock p M.
HALLOWELI.-On the 18th instant, CHARLES NJ
HALLOWELL, Notary Public aged 81 years
The relatives and friends of the family the Richmond
Lodge No. 23O A. Y NJ. Girard Mark Lodge, No 24, A.
Y NJ. the Kensington Council, No 9; N L. Degree Coun
Gil No. State Council of Pennsylvania o. u. A. NJ the
Association Eighteenth ward respectfully invited
attend the funeral from his late residence No 1920
Beach street. above henderson, Sunday Afternoon the
18th instant, at o'clock To proceed to Hanover Street
Vault.
KENT.-On the 18th instant, HANNAH wife of Rich
ard Kent, in the 67th of her native of Roton
The relatives and friends of the family respect.
dence No 4als Main street below Robinson Mannyunk.
Friday afternoon at o'clock To proceed to St Davds
Church
RLOGAN.-Fell asleep in Jesus the 14th instant,
ROSS, of Mary and the late Joseph Logan aged s
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from the residence of his
mother No. oil N Nineteenth street, Saturday, the
18th instant, at ii O'clock To proceed to Monument
Gene terry.
MORGAN-On Wednesday, the l4th instant, GEORGE
MORGAN in the 4lst year OF his age
The relatives and friends of the family invited to at
tend his funeral from his late residence, No 96 Morris
street. Gloucester CITY, N j. Sunday afternoon next
at o'clock.
THOMAS.-On her eghtysecond birth. day, July l3,
ELIZA HARMAR THOMAS dughter of General Josiah
Harmar.
ral from the residence of her brother William Harmar
rays Ferry Friday morning. the 10th instant at
10 o'clock.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-15
FROM THE H'EST

Arrival of COngrcsSnen at DenYer-SenatOrsi la
a New Role-rhe SnVuges still Troublesome.
ST. LOUIS, July ia Denver despatch OF July a
says the Kansas Pacific Congressional excursion
party arrived last night after spending several days
near Pixies Peak. Interesting proceedings took
place on Sunday in the "Garden OF the Gods near
Colorado City. Senator Rice presided, and Senator
Scott, OF Pennsylvania, read the 10Th and 23d
Psalms After a collation., provided by the Kansas
Pacific Company letters were read from Senator
Howard and others, and resolutions were adopted
expressive OF the satisfaction OF the party.
On Monday evening large Dumber Of citizens
addressed at Colorado City by Senators Morrill,
and Root Senators Rice and Root go to California,
and propose to return via Omaha
New Mexican advices report that the Indians are
still troublesome on the Santa Fe mail route.
Crops are good. None OF the newly appointed
Indian agents have yet arrived in the country.
Wells, Fargo CO. coach was robbed at MOreau
Station Of a box containing $4,000 in gold. The
robbers fed to the mountains and are now be ing
nursued
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-15

THE OCEAN HOUSE is Firstciass Hotel, in fact tho
best at Cape May. BE sure and stop there.
srEoERs SEWING MACHINES
On easiest possible terms, By
o. F. DAVIS No. siO ohesnat street.
OWING TO THE
LATENESS or THE SEASON.
THE ENORMOUS SIZE or OUR STOCK.
0ud
ALTERA TONS ABoUT TO BE COMMENCED oN OUR
BUILDINGS
All OUR PRICES
and sell out
SIMMER STOCK.
SUITS COATS, PANTS, VESTS, EVERYTHING,
HEAVY DISCOUNT
eE- Those rho kHow hog uery cheap hare been selling
this season 1ciH be surprised beiHg able maie
Still FURTHER REDUC7TON b'd object Is 10 oiear
shelres and tables Of the stock b which heg sH
ioaded notwithstanding fact that sales his spring hIue
been
60 PER CENT GREATER
than eUer before.
WANAMARER C BROWN
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HALB,
The Corner Of STyTH and MARKET Streets
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-15
CITY ITEMS.


seVi,g rapidly, bvt repsnished daily Rsto fresh, and
fashionable, SUPERIOR TO ANY READY STOCK IN Pit
aRed Oeer han te loles eleoheye, he sale cancelled
and money refunded
SirA sreet,.S sis MARKET ST.,
PHILADELPHIA,
AND 800 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
GROVER BAKERS Highest Premium Sewing Machines
no. $50 Chcsnut street.
JEwRLRx.-Mr William W. Cassidy No l2 South Second
street, has the largest and most attractive assortment OF
fine Jewey aud Silverware in the city. Purchasers
rely upon obtaining real pure article furnished at
price which cannot be equaed He also has large stock
of American Western Watches in all varieties and at all
es visit to his store is to result in pleasure
voht.
AID. ,oNpAcK SPRING WATER FROM WHITEHALL, N. Y.
Experience has proved that this celebrated Chaybeate
Water active medicinal properties for the
speedy relief of all diseases of the Kidneys ana
Urinary Organs Female Weakness and Nervous Prostra
tion than any known remedy Natures great Tonic and
Duretic for nvigoratng and building up the system I'M
paired by disease, dyspepsia, or general deDhy pee
pamphlet. Depot and for sale by
WYETH BROTHER, Druggists
No 14l2 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
FINE READY-MApE CLoTHIEo.-
SEAsoSABLE IN TEXTURE
REASONABLE IN PRICE,
FAsmoSABLE IN STYLE.
UuARLEs sEOEEs, No ssi oh0TnWt street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-15
MARRIED..

DU BOIS-OO -OOwELL.-On the 18th instant, by the Rev
n. A. BoardmRn, ID. D., WILLIAM L. DU BOIS to
MARY, daughter of Henry r. Cowe, all of this city
S-wIGHTMAN.-On the 18th of April at the M.
f. Parsonage, No 1850 Franklin street. by Rev. William
B Wood ROBERT H. HESS TO Miss MAGGIE WIGHT.
MAN all of this oty.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-15
FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS.
The Texas Election-The New Consti-
tuition to be Voted Upon-The
Indians Troublesome on
the Plains.
Etc, Etc, Etc., Etc. ETC.
FROM WASHING TON.
FROM WASHINGTON.

The Texas Election.
Despatch 10 The Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, July Is. - The President to-day
issued proclamation designating Nov. 30 as the
time for submitting the Constitution adopted by the
convention which met at AUSTIN Texas on June
49, to the voters OF said State registered at the date
of such submission.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-15

GROVER BAKERS Highest Premium Sewing Machines.
no $50 Chcsput street.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-16
$500 r L Wa R D!

CARSON Cry, oGNsBY CovNrY.
August =, lsfg.
I'HE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
L Il Oun-by County hereby offer a REWARD
II FIVE M NplkD 5000 DOLLARS 10 DE- ia A
A. other Indebtedness ct said county u paid. fr
the arrest aud conviction ot the murderer OF any
Of the muri,rors u Mrs. Priscilla Nillfard. MO
VI, killed near Clear Greek, at her residence a
Grmshy County, Nevada, on the eth day 81 Jlly,
4. b. lsg. by order Vt the Board.
I. j, EDWARDS, Clerk.
by r. r. Parkinson, Deputy. au3f
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-16
Thursday, The 18th day Of November,
A.D. 1869,

A. D. 1869,
4 a lay Of PUBLIC rnANKsGiyfNG AND
PRAISE,
Lookiug back upon the events of the year. y.o
cannot fiB ~ he reminded oi tbe Supreme Ruin e.
great mcre5as, as we'll g. Of the nsJfuiahlenpss {
lls ways; and whilst We. ~ Ia duty bound.
should be thankful iur the oFgu.hiuleintss 0f
huuntiiui and never failing Providence, lct ia
humbly knowledge that there has been given 90
u. hy the death 0t two " our state oficest, q
cause " great and expressing EIipf.
How 5H this Proclamation, asking the rr.f "a
10 give thanks fer the blessings which tlOt have
received, Doe uttered unless af tbo saline time. BIO
attest our gratitude Go God for His having tC,a
ht ia spare u flom the stihe 81 llis lr,ai
.cryout'
The harvest. which we seek from tie seed o.
The lock have been gYnd. Tie dgs'tts and fae
uises have iyllrd a. beautifully a. we could r,a.
suutldy expect.
our mineral resources have continued 20 su,.ain
their high character, and Tie tolls "a the be-.
ltulmlu have lpyu roIuitpl
Whilst the earthquake and the food end tie
t'mpest have heuu visited upon car nofglhUfs ID.
other states and MP. tnt people ut adjacent
ruuutic.. We have h-cu graclyusiy shielded f-U.i
such grave Wi-ittnuo..
II should excite The mutual graduation. n -
al that thc blessings which have bptslisu u q
nation, ami which are 40 gracefully fe.ted iy
President Grant, have como upon Hug country atl
it's institutions.
These. tbou. are profound reasons Er thanked.
moss aHl thc gUuest afSuoW ,lsrmput Il to
lrcgacu oi Almighty Code aud they l,ni -
lrrrrra-s.hlu incentives lIr heartily Harcinr -
The .su'imru's set forth 10 the President rrgo.a.
Wltlgu. Aud. H,'u{tni 10y these god r,psuns,
al oriuiu 90 ufou ai citizens 90 attest their .ru.e
& dependence upon iho gwat Creator by Ey.Ja
uH the .1y above designated, 10 flIe rhuf,lrs Atd
at tae l.w.de. au earnest saaHmat 70 their iI'h
nul 20 their sincerity Ht such IrHt.-siHls Us pea.
come q c5u,ctIyo pirt Of a civilization Ha1
people vhuso uis. iup % is % conserve thy hlaN.t
ml beet interest. oi hamabitg
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-16
THANKSGIVING
PRO CLAM Alto ~

IL READY COMPLIANCE WIN THE TERMS
i uf Proclamation issued ly the President -
the Unitrd states, J., the Acting Governor % TIE
state q Nevada, do hereby appoint
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-16

c, 4, NarrulnG, secretary Of State. "a
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27

Mr. Houston, one of the members Of tbo Loo.
.Sia,"re from Sussex, introduced the following
In the House on Tuesday week;
Hesolr"'t by the Senate and House Of Ron
rcSGIhtatlveS I of the State of Delaware in Cen
i,"i bn aaJ nSJSemo!y met; That Joseph p Comcgys
AZ SHu Sa ne Is hereby. appointed OH behalf of
al aforesaid cable enterprise, and negotiate for
~ taiis otate such an arrangement with reference
10 ihe premises as may be deemed consistent
WIN the dignity and interests of Delaware,
ana that he submit to the General Assembly
az = an early day report of his proceedings :
lIoFttc" ho'ocrcr, That no final arrangement
~ as apove contemplated shall be binding unless
These are certainly weighty enterprises ;
most too n.uch so to inspire confidence in their
success still, nothing risked nothing gained. "
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27

ITE SEMINARY ENTERTAINMENTS. like tbo;,
predecessors, were chaste and elegant afFa;rs
In the vocal solos of Miss u. /. A, Coota tLc
audience more than realized their authorizations ms
as also in the vocal and instrumental duets with
Miss "A. y. Cooke, head of the music denart.
mcnt. We may say as much of the instrn.
m, mental performances Of some of the students.
Inc tablGaqx could hardly have been exceIied,
and the dialogues, an attractive new feature,
were wen rendered. Some of the students
acquitted themselves splendidly in this mart Of
the periornances, and showed considerable tal-
ent ~ the rendition of the characters. The
readings of Prof. l5echte were up to his usual
standard OF excellence. The affair was sue
cesS' ailke to the institution and the audience $.
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27
The Great Medicine of the Word.

| Perry Davis Il Sons" Pain Killer. may most ju'F - ~.
the great medicine of the world for there is no Ts
globe into which it has not found Its way. and none
has not long been largely used and highly prIei wv 49,.
there is CLINE to which it has proved to be We
for the cure of considerable variety of diseases
and safe remedy for burns. Sc;lds. cuts bruises
various other injuries, well for dysentrF'
bowel complaints generally, it is admirably suited o
Of men on the face OF the globe. A., ri
1t rs very significant TACT. that notwithStah'H
period of years that the Pain Killer has bee" ,rs
world 1t has never lost one whit Of its popularity
least sign of becoming unpopular; but on the w. u
call for it has steadily Increased from its first
excellent and hOnOred man, Perry Davis ana a. ~
time has the demand for it been great. or tine
been so large, as il is this day. D,EE
Another significant fact is that nowhere has the
ever been IN higher repute been more genera, Ts
families and individuals, than it has been mere ]" %
it was first discovered and introduced. and ljnsp
tors, Messrs. Perry Davis " Son. have ever pee" %
esteem. That the Pain Killer will continue to De- wiz" "
styled it, the great medicine of the world there r1
shadow of u dOubt.-PrOvidence Advertiser
For Sale by Jas. Z. IIOnecker and J. W. pehnt3.~
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27

Town MEETING.-ln pursuance of call
signed by the Commissioners and others. a
meeting of the citizens of the town of Smvrna
was held on Thursday evening, the DIST inst,
at the hotel of WIN. r. Campbell, and. ON mo.
ton of John NJ. Voshell, was organized by
electing Hyland b. Pennington, President, and
Henry q. Budd, Secretary.
Ill: Z. Douglass presented the following pre-
amble and resolution for the consideration OF
the meeting:
Whereas, this meeting being assembled in
pursuance of a call issued by the Town Com
mlSsloners, and also by sundry citizens of the
town, to take into consideration the propricty
OF asking for further legislation for the govern
ment or our town in order to preserve pea &C
ana good order amongst us, and also for the
better ruling and governing the same:
Therefore, believing that such legislation is
necessary, be it resolved, that d committee of
seven be appointed to prepare and report at
an adjourned meeting of the citizens to be
held on Thursday next, the 2Sth, at : O'Clock.
ON the following and such other changes as
they may deem proper:
An Alderman, who shall see that the ordi.
nances of the town are executed a good Towr
Police; change in regard to the qualification,
OF voters; the time for person to reside in
the town before he can hold Office full state
ment OF the revenue and expenses Of the town
to be published annually, stating the source
from whence derived and for what and to whom
paid.
To give fuller powers to the Town authori.
ties In these and other particulars:
Regard to the health of the Town: to req
ulate the speed Of locomotives; to procure
needful buildings for the use of the Town: to
provide for the imposition and collection of
fines for violating the ordinances; to raise
money for Town purpose by loan or otherwise,
II necessary to suppress and prevent baudy
and dlSorderly houses; to provide, if nece ssary,
needtul apparatus i'll cases of fire; to regulate
the storage of gunpowder and other combusti.
bic materials; to revise, if necessary, the AS
SCISSORS duties; to give fuller powers in re-
gard to the opening Of streets, lanes and allevs:
to punish by fine or imprisonment persons who
shall disturb the peace by loud, profane, often
SlyG or indecent language, or by fighting, &c.
The following committee was then appointed
by the meeting in pursuance of the first para
graph of the resolution:
IL. Z. Douglas, DIR. j. G. Clawson, IT. r.
bennington, +. j. Colt, j. V. Hoffecker, Jno.
IL. iloffecker, |. d. Hamilton.
On motion the President, II. B. PENNINGTON.
was added to the committee.
On motion the meeting then adjourned
III. u. BUDD, Secretary.
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27
The Danger OfDeIaY.

hut lew diseases require attention than Colds and
oou%l ana few are more generally neglected many per
S" Wien they take cold, of
run on Without rejecting moment on its Consequences
hlir that neglected colds frequently and
% r>,t IN diseases most difficult 10 cold the
cough then IN
cuity IN hratlnS, and finally ends WLu
would sult" from cold with the probability of serous Mt
tch Oh Cattr Brgnchltis, Influenza Inflammation of The
E HirMWnnn ~Sr Mnn a efficient preventative, MISIILER
hRh ~ EMS can be had at moments notice? Ii will
remove IN" Tickling sensation which proceeds cold prevent
ness ch'cK c"u%In" cXpc the gathered the
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27
10 eOmsulnanDliVeS.

TTNhe advertiser having hcen restored I" hrI rra ~
by very simple remedy. after having n'lrsG
- with u severe lung Affection AMI iial ~. cnu'H"
snmpti"h-lS anxious to make Know" " ,.ygt
the means uf cure. r m, Yr''t,i
To all wlin desire it. he will send copy :" ,
usel free Of charged. with the directions n rnR t
ing tn" same which th,v will find StEE ,t ,f Ht &
TIuX, ASTHMA BEuNCHITIS, %c. The l1! - The adl =,
spread information Whirn he conceive, Vr V a. il vi"
he hnp.S every sufferer will try hrs rrihe'"''
nothing and may prove blessing -, ,,. a,!ir :, I
Parties Wishing the prescription VI MInU,Up s. WI la"
tho, !ill Il; '. ~ 80. Cu. Nv
lGJ ;, 1T, Second ST. William buren, N"H
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27

TIE BLAISDELE AND ECKET CAsE-Tbr
trial of Blaisdell, Eckel and McIaren, in New
York City, for frauds upon the Internal Reve-
nue. was closed on Friday by verdict of gull
y. The case has attracted good deal of at
tentlOn, not only from the fact that Blaisdell
was the President of the famous Distillers' As.
sociatiOn, which was going to be of such inyal-
"1be assistance to the Government in the pre-
ventlon of frauds in the collection of the whis-
ky tax, but also because the trial of the case
was postponed some weeks since by direct or
derS from the Government officials at Wash
Ington. After the trial was begun, the result
we think, can hardly have been surprise to
any one who has paid any attention to the cyi
dence which has been adduced.
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27

SUNDAY SCHOOL CONCERT.-The NJ. f.
Sunday School of this town is about making
preparations for grand concert to be given
about the 10th of February, to raise funds for
the liquidation of some debts. The Library
has recently been replenished, and now mum
bers nearly 700 volumes. 1t is to meet this
and other EXPENSES.
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27

DELlcIoUsLY MEDICINAL.-'FhIs is the universal
Veruicl pronounced upon PLANTATION BITTERs by ali
@ ~no nave 'ried them The we-knOwn health.pro.
.Hotlng ingredients from which they are made. md
heir inValnable merits a remedy for indIpestion
ana all It's consequent ailments and the ve1tative
Iuall!ies against diseases arising from climatic chang
es I'M IsmatIc influences and imperfect secrat;ono g
80 MldeIy known and so hOnorably endorsed thai we
"uI no one Will foregO the advantages OF their usc
~ MAGNOLIA WATER.-SnperiOr to the hest Imnorted
herman Cologne, and sold at half the price senqIy
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27

East, Md, by special request sang solo with
fine effect, at the close Of the sermon bv
the Pastor Of the VI. +. Church, Sunday night
week. The piece sung was The Three
Calls. ".-Cccd Why.
Captain Edwin AIattson has sold his mill
property and farm of about l70 acres, in Elk
township, Chester county, to Thomas II. b.
Murphy and Cuthbert S. Hays, of Bohemia
Manor, for $50 per acre.
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27

NUPTIALs.-Two bachelor editors of the
Eastern Shore have been getting marricd-Mr.
Wales, one of the editors of the Etstc21 Shore.
ma@, published at Salisbury, to a lady in An
napolis, and Mr.. IIadaway, editor of the Comet,
published at St. Michaels, to Miss Faithful,
Of Church Hill. If the parties lived in Della,
WIRE we would give them Summers laconic ad
vice to Stanton" stick" But divorces ar Mt
so easily obtained in Maryland