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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-06-19

By permission | use also the names Of few
prominent citizens of Alexandria, Virginia,
who have used this Oil nearly year, and
cheerfully testify in its favor
C. r. HoorF, Cashier lst Nat. Bank.
john W. GREEN, Mansion House.
IIooE, WEDDEEGUEN s Co.
joins II. PARROT.
George WAsHINGToG.
ENucR GRIMES.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-06-19

4 XES OF al! Pauerns, Tor sale by
~ jas. Lar HooG.
april 10 Charlestown.
I NILE Grease, for sale ay
* Jas. Law HooG,
april 10 Charlesto"n.
WASHING Machines. and Wringers,
~ Tor sale by jas Lar Hoo8.
april 10 CharlestOwn.
OLOUGHS oil all kinds. fer sale bv
4 jos. Lac HooD,
april 10 Charleslown.
9UTfA Percha Curry Combs. for sale
~ hg Jas. La,o HOo6.
sPril 10 Chsrleslown.
HYDRAULIC Cement. for sale by
IL jas. L0'c iioof,
april 10 ' CharlesIuwa.
UGURS and Angur Handles. for sale
\ hy jas Las HOof,
april 10 Charles,own.
aiOEN Shelters and Whes, Fans for sale
y hv Jas. La,V H0o6,
spril 10 Chsrle.town.
OK Y"kes and Dands for sale by
" Jas. Lac RocG,
anil Ia Charlestown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-06-19
DR.. R. P. MAGRUDER

Having opened a Drug
Store in Shephelds,oNn
nearly opposite the Cour,
House, offers 10 The Proies.
sion and TO the Public gen.
orally, a fresh and well Sc.
lected assortment Of Drugs,
Medicines, Fancy Articles
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-06-19

| r >'"hav'ni much money you can bay
l Goa, at Lirklider's Cheap Colhing
House. for 81 23, Pants Tor tie same. and
YES, for almost nothing Come and see.
april "a Lloyd Liekiider.
aTOSS & Gamble's Files. at ..5
VI Gt aI E. Shafer's.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-16

IL is somewhat remarkable that when.
ever any allusion is made to giving the negro
equai political rights with white men. the
expounders of Democracy call it placing him
over the white men. This we consider an
insult to the white race, as it implies that
by allowing negro to vote, he will become
superior to them in point of intelligence etc.
In our humble way Of thinking, the whites
are abundantly able to take care of ,bon,-
selves. Those who are afraid of negro s1nre.
macy must certainly have very poor opin-
ion Of their own capabilities.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-16

Professional ann Dusintss CARDS
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-16
Democracy and La boring Men.

y
--ln nothing does the Democratic party man
ifest more Inconsistency than in its pretended
solicitude for the welfare Of the laboring
man. 1t is a well known fact that the Dem
ocratic party has always strenuously opposed
every advancement, socially or otherwise,
Of the laboring classes In the United States.
Education and Democracy are deadly enc.
mics. Free schools we're enforced IN New
England and gradually spread to the Middle
and Western States in spite Of Democratic
opposition, and the subsequent political
changes in those States show with what a
happy result The Democratic party bitterly
opposed the passage Of the Homestead Law,
which IS Of special benefit to the poor. II
would never have been carried had not that
party broken to pieces in its attempt 10 dig
solve the Union. 1t was the policy Of South
ern leaders, aided by their plastic tools In the
North, TO keep the public lands subject to
entry in large tracts by Shareholders and
spectators, thus depriving the poor laboring
man of the glorious privilege which be nov
enjoys. nj small cost, of taking to himsef Q
home from the public domain. Innnmera
bic other instances might be cited Of Demo
cratic hostility towards ameliorating the con
dition Of the poor laborer, but the above vii
demonstrate the much boasted friendship
sham-a snare to entrap the ignorant, an
unknown. outside Of Democratic newspaper
and stump speeches Iaboring men, rea
the nations history and satisfy yourselves
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-16
WAR EAGLE HOTELl

Wdshington-st, Silver cityL
V. BIackinger.... Proprietor.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-16

.pents.--BLAKE < CO., at the Post
office, Idaho City -, c,a.o 1or,rille
+. J. SMART, at Rogers store, LeatNiiie s.. y,
CAPT GEO. DREW, at the losloiilc'i III
uar,nan 4 Co 5 Store, Owyhec City.
y n I,AMKIN, City Book store, BOISE
City.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-16

Dry Goods Clothing Hats Roots, etc
according la quality.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-16
THE TIDAL WAVE
IA PUBLISHED sEMI-wEEKLY-
and Friday Mornings.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION IN CURRENCY
80 year $40 90
siHsie Nop'' S;,. Months S so
q One Month. .........-.. W
q =. Each. 'V
ADVERTISING RATES IN CURRENCY; 90
One Square, 10 lines or less, one time 20 oo oo
q Each additional week ....-. W W
Professional cards, per Quarter, ---..- ~ W
eE liberal reduction from the above rates
vii be made on lengthy or yearly aoVer'ise-
TTen lines of this typs, or equivalent space
make one squarel
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-16

THE Salt Lake Reporter is about
to be removed to Corrinne, and
hereafter to be called the Corrinne
Reporter.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-16
What a Catholic Priest says.

Rev. Father Thomas Farrell, pastor of St.
Joseph's Church, New York City, having
gone South to recruit his health, writes to
his friend the following christianlike views
Of what he saw IN that country.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-16

Dr.. j. III. Josselyn, convicted of
having produced abortion on young woman
of Vallejo, and sentenced to three wears in
the States Prison, ran away by the Panama
steamer April 9th, leaving his ssireties 10 foot
bill OF So. 500 to the State Of California
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-16

WM. II. MorIToS, the appointee
for Marshal of Idaho, is a book
keeper in the house of Corbett a Co
Portland, Oregon.-ltotesn,aa.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-16

SAD-One of the men killed in the
Crown Point has left a wife and
family Of five children.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-16

yuyHE PROPRIETOR Of this Large and
Cemmodious House has Rehtted
and Refurnished the Establishment IN su-
perior style. making it second to none
in the Territory.
Being situated in the business portion oil
town il affsrds unusual facilities 10 the trav-
cling public generally. Rooms lifted up es-
pecially for the use and
Accomm of Families.
e3- Thankful for past patronage nc pans
will be spared to merit continuance q Ihe
same. [21tfl V. BLACklNGEh.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-19

A CENT EIAN's DIARY OF HIS
WIfE's TEMPER.-Mondsy--a thick
fog 40 seeing through 1t. @Tuesaay
Gloomy aad very chilly; useas0na-
BE weatfiaF. Wedhc.,lay- Frosty,
at times sharp. Thursday-Bitter
eofl'in tile morning. red sunset, with
flying clouds, porleuding hard wealth
er. Friday-Storm ia the morning
with peals of thunder mir clear aft
ersarL neutrality-suspicious. of sun
shine with . partial thaw; frost
again ct night. Sunday slight
soAihvester ia tts morning /; Calm
sand pleasant asaSsran.f time, ..iIufIi-
cans and earthquake nj night,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-19
AGENTS WANTED
For the Peoples Edition Of
Oony boafe & Eowsyn's Life and Epistles Of
S T. p A IT T.,

With all Eloquent and Able Pre.imi
nary Dissertation 10y
REv. LEONARD BACON, .. D., OF Yale college.
Emhtaoing n graphic and eloquent
deincation "f the Early Life, educa
ton, conversion, teachings, lahOrs,
travels, safftrings, rerils, persecu
tons aud missionary career Of ST.
PAUL; thus constituting living
picture OF the great Apostle, and of
the circumstances by which he was
surrounded.
No work in the language approxi-
mates it. Rev. Mark Hopkins, ID. d.,
President Williams College.
Solid, erudite, el,gant, worthy the
highest cornmendation. Bishop
Thompson, al, III.
DR.. Bacon's name in connection
with this edition Is tower of
strength. Rev, Jos. r. futile, ID. d.,
Pres. Wabash College.
UneN"ellVd Ivy anything extant.
Pres. Steele, Lawrence University.
" isrOnsin.
think this the noh!e.t worl, of
ia" age. Rev. e.. W. MaltuOn, Mon
roe, Mich.
The most interesting and instruct
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j do heartily recommend il rs a
faithful ana Valuable guide in the
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Nesl. University.
IL il one of the most valuable
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state University. s #~HEzaf
A work OF .lent merit. A "God
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-19

must pick up great many stones.
Philosophers tell us that natnr
never errs. They certainly canno
laean human nature.
WISCONSIN, or as It is more proper
~ and beautifully spelled, Ooisconsii
means "Gathcring Of the waters.
\ New Orleans paper quotes bur
glary IN that.ciiy rather stifitr, will
n tendaucy 10 more extensive opera
tons.
A Clcavcland gentleman whose
daughter ia ,tlrnur to he. married, la.
had prin,nd OH The cards, NO pres
ents will be received. y
One oyster establishment in Balti.
more employs five hundred men and
women, Who fill, seal ana pack about
2O,00o cans every day.
Fred DOUGLASS rays. in his lecture
that If the nigger can stand Congress,
Congress ought to he ahlc to. stand
HIM. Tally one for the niger.
a woman in Cincinnati, arrested
while walking or with fifty pounds
Of beef, arpolgfzcd for taking SO
much by stating that she had no
knife to cut it with.
Said youngster in n high giee,
displaying his purchase to a bosom
friend on the sidewalk Twocorna
nuts for ten cents, that will make me
sick to morrow, aad I won't have to
goto school" -
In, a divorce suit now pending in
an Indiana county, in which both
parties are German, witness was
asketi how the defendant made a liy-
ing lie replied that he 'wasa goot
liabcr." ~zazf
4 subscription paper was lately cir.
culated with the following object in
view: .We subscribe anu ray the
amount opposite our names for the
purpose of paying the orgamist and tt
boy for blowing the same"
"a three Year eld" neigbbor saw q
s,r,.,. ..,r,,har ), .aiI H. .Li-, l,"1
make that man ?" She replied in
hoanfr,,o,i.o rha Ii,,t, c',i,o. -.
G.ot.g rnrL n,o,,,,,. "a M, -.
s,.t,hn,t..a,G ~ ,,la,,Il,,, 49, -,
A Indy in Philadelphia quotes -
"nniice" in the announcement of u
graud, ball at the. Academy of musir {:
Pennies of an cquivotAt character
will lie rigih!y rycIuded." WAY not
.,a,r, 90 ',:..,
r,,o,.uo.,,,, 4, ,,,,,, .n..e
Theodore Tilton relates that once
when Father Tnyl"r, preaching to
sailors hccamp in his rarncstm"ss GU
tau..ted h, q bong and Involved snr
fence, lie cNtlfcn.p,l himself Bt ox-
claiming. "I4,avr lost track Of TIE
nominatfve to my vr,h, but nv
brethren. one thing knnw-T am
boun9 f9r the ETay,l2,a Of JFcrrep
In order to Gmusc tie children om
a.,;,'. -, 1,,, =
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-19
HAL /. s
Vegetable Sic1ian Rah Remover

ErerM Ycdr iptcreTsps the roDr-
Nyrify Of Shis rrinf5Ie Hair Prep
Hl'atiOu, sUitlcit is due to a4cI,fE
0iDHe. lie ran assure agl' Oii
patrons that il IL hrnt f3sRkg ul,tn
;f8 MIN >f0H'iUiT!. 'snH fn those
tCtD EHrGs lfEEei' eiEsctt IL IRE CGSa
ccWJiF~Ht!Y say. mar IL Is tie 0uIg
r"ijnJ{e UHd ic!Tcctrf ,I'lPi1Frt;-
tOm tn rcSfore Essha Gsk FADED
HAIR 10 itS H"TfhfHt coiOI'. HtG6;-
ing IL SOFT. inst 0'is, d!sd Sfiisess:
the Scdit,. or It's rise. .0c,mlHes
gUhite AMI cieNII: IL sc9!tOEe& al
eEH;y!iIHS GHa dUHdtUT, 'sIsR bY
its fOHir properties 7a3.3rtiti" tue
eTi'Ifrs G''H 3nHFiSiFs TEE AHi-
grants. By us asset i:aiH 0r"W3
fbjrhP,' UIsd stronger. Ht L'nftf!!fss
IL res ores ihr C0pN!@1y Gi%jtEts
to their normal UiG0r, Ghd 6GiN
crate ~ HetO DI0iUtA ra2s'l az si,S
extreme OH GGP. II is tire mos
ecUnUUltcUi ssA3ss DFss.%~iNEa
er2r asset, as it IegaiP3S !"fEFT
applications. Gg+i giCCs TIE EHi"
that SDiel5iid Gi0s3W "}st:e0FGHCs
so alttch UFtiuircd or .1tt. Il. a.
Hayes. III. ~. state I#%RERr cf
J!Hss., sHHH, "sise constituents CrJt>
pHI" ann CG'FIHffy $GfFGtSN Tf'''
Prceikr35t rW0iifE. "gtd Cctsi'fts.'
d. ne EGi.%'E PEsF;.' assAT26N fm,'
as itiemtied jIHrp1scs.' He iI'L-
Nsh "a t!ea!iSe en- tie hgig'. trE,C'3
,Ue ~enI FIRE By n!NH "pDH GuNti-
"Hfi0!.. G'AiCh cOHfGtHS -C1It,lsl.s -
dntOtN 3i"fjCcS fj'0IN .C'e)HHl"'''.
2'hyS! c|,tWS. liz" press. Hr" ofhei
Ne hUre marie fhe HiHfi3 II Nc
hUi,' t!4I i5S discusses - Hpcc!u;t5F
for HeGr&. stHd Hnotr fhaR f"g fHHar
The HiUE' eje~tjrr ~ r!2G"Htit.3! !t.f'
TIE res :0,ri|jos~u:i ~" yre:r"}'<:-
ton IF IRE hajr, Cci1oE. r.saci %
dckH0tut,,igeG GH ter J"s. FsGss>~
cal sna GhcEMsc3sg Authority.
Sad by all Druggists Gaa Dc.!os tn N,d'':ias
COOK, coDgRN { CO.
Gen1 Agents for North-Toa Tern States,
OF nr,ppopu cr rurr3rN NJ
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-19

A subscription paper was lately cir.
eulated with the following object in
view: I'VE subscribe and pay the
amount opposite our names for the
purpose of paying the orgauist and tt
boy for blowing the same"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-19

In divorce suit now pending in
an Indiana county, in which both
parties are GcrniRm, a witness was
asteti how the defendant made a liv-
ing lie replied that he VAST goot
liabcr.n ~-1f
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-19

Said youngster in high glee.
displaying his purchase to q bosom
friend on the sidewalk Twocorha
nuts for ten cents, that will make me
sick tn morrow, ahd won't have to
60 TO school"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-19

A Indy in Philadelphia quotes u
"nnlice" in the announcement of u
graud ball at the. Academy of -musir
Pennies Of an cquiIotAf character
will he rigid!y excluded" WHY not
apply the same rule. she asks, to
@1G}ea "f al equivocal character /?
7 he question is we'll put.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-19
Notions without %u,nbc1

And q variety of other articles too Lnmer-
oas too mention.
.. II. l.. BOWER
Cedar Flll-. Iowa. Nov. l. 1868. 33if
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-21

A funny little affair occurred j..
Paris on Corpus Crisli Day n, IN.
Church of the Madeline. tt,
clergy, IN their most gorge ou.
vestm'nts, followed hy young
girls in white. were moving IT,.
procesSion around tho bni idin:
under tho piltsl~ outside, when.
at tho momehttthe cure rnif,cd til,
Mosl, ono af the spectators was
'ohservcd to:rAmpan staining will
llis hat un. '6veral per',oms nea,
him requested Ihim to behave Will
nueroruAi oriluGro the place, bul
he broke ont ;in an Insulting TRAD,
aaganst religion. priests, md de
'votues calI,ng tho latter fools anu
idiots.
Atthis, an individual who hud
'hi,hcr,n said nothing, hut WHO
'nowi.app a I'D IN .blo to restraiI.
'his inalSnutlon. stepped torwnr.:
.nnd struck the disturbrr u blow III
tho'face so violent that tw, Of hi>
'tceth were broken. The police in
ucrf>Tcd. and took both the men hr
'f"ro the C"mm.s>ary Of Police.
when it Was discovered that III,
champion OF the Holy Sucrancn,
was not II Catholic, hut Jew =
lilo had been present only IA /.
spectator, but hc said he had been,
disgns,cd with tho insolence Of
tho hrnwler, AID as hu knew tha,
Christians are forbidden by their
r"llg'"ns law to avcnge injuries.
he had intertercd in their hehalf.
Whe" jews get t fighting for til,
Sucrnmcnts, The milvnnium ma,
bc at our doors.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-21
no Qp%sW M1..'IVNss NJ !.

7TNHE Advertiser. having been restored 70
i health In n few weeks, by a very sim
pie remedy, after having suffered severn
wears with p vcIe lung affrc ion, AMI tha
dread disease, & nsump'inn--is anxious IT,
make known TO his fellow sufferers, the
means If cirr.
IN all ,ln desire It. he wilI send cop,
of the nTocri!'iinn used TREE of charpt)
iih the dIrccrI"u. for "r' pairing aud u'ing
'hc same. which they vii fud sure curv
tnr Consumption. A.iEma. BtOnchin+. rte
Thc 0l,j CT of the .Atly-r iscr In sending the
Prescription is 10 brHtft The afflicted, and
'pr:si Inform ,tiou which he corlca,ves 10 he
rnva'uab' a,d lie hnprs every sufferer vii
Try to ten+dv. ns II will c,ist them nothing
ami may prove II blessing.
PM'ieA Wishing the Prescription, will
pleAse addPes.
Ntv EDWARD /. WILSON.
iliamsbuTg, Kings 20. 7.
June 2 81 ~.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-21
( = z q y y ESE Ws'""s. 4 a ~, y u 2 y
a Wife Living Peaceably with!
Two Husbands.

TkoteE ii iaSEiv.c;rysrcinarkuulc case
Of matrimonial felicity ;(?) in this
city, which il not generally known
~ tAes, I,uUiic.. IL. ino Mest ID
,tision lives Il woman with two
husbands, to each OF whom Rh,
was married in legal form. Atth,
time the war broke out this wo
man was living Will, hcr first hu>
hand, by whom she had tire
children. Soon after tho break
ing out Of the rebellion, iier hus
band enlisted. and went off in til;
role Of n brave soldier boy" 4
year or two AFTER bis wife hear
Ahat he was killed in battle. Sh
heard nothing from him personal
~; ;the war closed. and he tai!c,
70 write or I" ret"rt at his io,
mcr "hcadqnarterr" in Chicago
HiHwite nov considered hersel
a widow beyond all doubt, and i,
course Of time she married again
But, n few months ago to hel
amazement No. l. whom shc ha,I
mourned as dead, returned to hi
long deserted domicile, but, like
En0ch Arden, only to find his
wife the spouse Of another man
But, unlike Enoch Arden. be
failed to do Of broken heart.
A council w rSar WIS held BY til,
three heads OF the family. and the
difficulty amicaN y adjusted
What to st,me men and women
similarly situated would have re.
suited in pistols, blood and litiga
ton, was settled readily and sat.
isfactorily ty this xmiatle tito
1t was mutually V agreed that ss,,l,
husbands should continue to h<.
@.liese lords" Of the wumxa a.
equal terms, and she should b.
the wife of both hustsn,ls. Soon
after the soldier husbands ze,urr
home. the wife presented 10 thr
world another child, the offspring
Of husband No ,. But this iu,l,
cireo,n: stance did not seem 80 dis
turh the equilibrium OF M. l. nm
the peace OF the househuld AnG
there dwclIs that happy tamiiy'
-one wife, two husbands and fuu,
'children-in small 'cNtage. q.
quietly ana contcnte.llr, To all ap
Ucar;nces, as it nothing unusun
ihad happened. Verify, this is a
aye ut wonders. and Chicayo j.
she plUce where they are to tr
toutIc. - .h'rago Jouaaai.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-21
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.UyMEN I'm A CoRN.FIELp,~A
friend III Burke, writes us that old
Parson f. a, Dorsey, who live.
near LIshoa Church m that coun.
t., and who attends to pretty
nearly all the church work OF that
parish, such a. splicing the SINGLE,
baptininy 'ho babies, and bur, ing
the dead. was plonghing in his
corn.feid on Tho 10Th ult.. when
no was stopped in ono Of the corn.
rows by tho approach Of q couple
who seemed to be in q great hnr.
rs about something. The pair
turned out to be Mr.. Jonathan NJ.
Hines. aged 50 years, and Miss
Elizabeth Crawley, aged 20, who
iutimated their desire to be mar.
ried JUS: as quick as our bucolic
parson could do the delicate job.
'.All right" said The parson, "lIl
tie D0bbin 10 tho fence, und then
wen 70 up to the housc, and I'll
do It up decentIy for you" No,
no." replied the anxious swain,
we've no tlmo 10 70 10 the bOuRc.
You can say all you've got to say
right here" Accordingly tho ac.
accommodating preacher, called up
= ', q couple Of lads, who were hooing
corn noar by, to witness tho by.
moniai scene, and proceeded 70
!, 40 turn tho loving twain into ono,
with all the solemnity Of a bishop,
concluding tho ceremony with tho
& 'beartifnl and j well-known words
of the poet: "That's all now,
!. g0 back TO your ,hOes, t0ys--como
round hero, DOhbiD. and, got up
--G0Dd bye; folks" S*i4ts9t'
We have heard Of t1arrlaaea
having bcen aolomnjzed III many
strange p aces biitthia is THO frs,
time we ;eyerNIlleard LOT nao in,a
corn.A elt3,--+d sheville Ae,os, May q
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