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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-18
ROSADALTS.
Just Received.

just Received, B.
so packages Fresh New York Butter.
. tlerces superior New Sugar Cured
Hams,
tierces superior New sugar Cured
Breakfast Racen, tH
tierces superior New Sugar Cured
Shoulder Bacon, ~
barrels superior Baltimore Family
Corned Beef,
8 barrels superior Family Leaf Lard,
LOO superior Smithfield II ans -l-F
z tierces George Lanes's superior Can
vaSsed Hams,
tierces McKeon Il Eyins' superior
Canvassed Hams
10 New Goshen Cheeses,
All OF which have been selected in person
by one OF the firm and purchased at the
lowest cash prices, and Will be sold cor
respondingly low by ~.
AYDLOTT Il WHITEHURST,
Nos. 20 and % CITY Market,
and 81 East Market Square.
stsFs Please look for the Red Sign in the
centre of the Market House. tu3O
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John Smith fell in love with a
maid;
Each night meath the win
Il dow he stood,
And there, with his soft sere-
made,
He Weakened the whole neigh
ta borhood! t.
But vainly he tried to arouse
Her sleep with his strains so
bewitching
While he played in front of the
house,
She slept in the little back
kitchen.
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$50 Sewing VI GI lies ...,.. o. 10
so u ia WaV ues..-.., I" ooo
Cash Prizes. 81 Yer " 90 ,no.o,.
Valu q u ........'.' ''''>' wa -O0o'0'o
A chance 10 Qla4 = VI tnlr apo
Prizes Tor z5c acts q, IiSlnS Filzes
are scaled IN GTveIopt's al cal IA Aeu'
on receipt OF 25c a se4tt [ Ticket is drawn
without choice and sent % mai TO any
address The prize nai2ed on IL Will
be delivered to The tick U'nolder on pay
meus of sint y Jllar. i'iIzes re ln'he Al
atoly sent 10 any addIss ny express OF
return mall. e-.
Youwlll d now what yJt Pr 2 ? sbelore
YOU pay Tor IL. Amy pr - eN sn5eu iOf
another OF same VAluo. NO IS. our
patrons Can depend on fair d. Ht g.
PREFERENCES w st lec' IT,. .o.loWIng
from many who nave lately uraWn Valu-
able Prizes and kindly = limited us TO
SiOUUO. Miss Clara : Walker, baItlIn re,
Piano, $500; James M Mai theWs, DeIfolt,
$1,000; John Andrews, SaVAnnar So.ooO'
Miss Agnes Simmons, ChaI teston, Flano,
$500. We publish no names WllhouG per-
mission. $780,, ,-....s .
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS - ne Erm is
reliable and deserve their success. =
Weekly Tribune, May s. IVY Know
them To be q fair dealing firm: IN. ofk
Herald. May q. "a friend OF ours drew
a $500 prize, which was prompt y receIV-
,sE-Daily News, June 3.
Send for circulor. Liberal 1nouceme! Is
to Agents. Satisfaction qua antee l.
avery package of sealed nve. o pes con-
Satns oNH CASH GIFT. Six picke.s for III;
rs for 81; 3j or IS; 10 for $40. All 4ette.'s
anOuId De addressed to
'- HARP GR, WILSON eco,
It's Broadway, New York
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ERANKLiN WINGS BANh

-. ERANkLiN SAVINGS BANh,
OFFICE No, AZ BANK STREh2.
JNo. b. WHITEHEAD. President.
DirectOTS:
S..M'L Ia. HODGES, j. l. BlooDGooD,
WM, WARD, JNo. JAMES,
DR.. VIM. j. MOORE. j. g, POLLARD.
JOS. @. DEFINING, Cashier.
G. II. LANGLEY, Ass't Cashier
@s> The Bank 10 Open for Business. -sfsN
Interest at the rate of SIX PER GEM
per annum will be allowed on all existing
deposites made since the resumption o.
business, from the LIST of January, 1865:
and also, on all deposites hereafter made,
from the date of deposite until date Of
withdrawal; ten days notice to be requir
ed, however, before withdrawal. Nc
change in the rate of interests per ceni
allowed on Old deposites. The account
Of the new Deposttors are kept separate
from those OF the old, SO as to answer tins
demands II the new Depositors.
Al indebted to this Institution will
please cal and pay, or curtail and renew
h ar paper innlo-IN
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PA N O.FORTES

PA NO-F ORTES.
The greatincrease in the demand for
our Piano-Fortes throughout the country,
have compelled us tolextend our manu-
featuring facilities to three times their
former size, and having added many new
improvements m manufacturing, we
shall continue to keep our prices the
same as they always have been, the low
est of any First Glass Piano Forte maker
by &C least one-thi~d, and we respectfully
solicit by parties about purchasing COM
parlson with all other max ers. 1t29-ly
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chat if 1 had no wife, and a
pr city girl like Nancy Stearns
should come into my room and
lean over my bed, and lean over
me, I'd kiss her, sin or no sin!'
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1ssssglsassyl sss:ssss-ssssssA assaEAEs $500.
81 81 81 -asst .EI:S[

On and after WEDNE sDAY next, 18th
Aug, ST. The Passenger Trains over the
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad Will
run as follows:
Leave Norfolk daily, at........... 800 A. Ii.
Arrive at Petersburg daily at.....9.20 a. II.
Leave Petersburg daily at ........4.00 P. N.
Arrive at Noi folk daily at.........7.20 P. N.
Connecting at Norfolk with Steamships
of Old Dominion steamship Co. for New
YORK. rs
Making close connection al Petersburg
with Passenger Trains Of South Side Rail-
road 10 and from Lynchburg, Bristol,
Knoxvil c, Memphis, Kew Orleans. Nash
willie, Atlanta. and all points West and
South West. ...... +
Competing also with Tralns OF Rich
mond and Petersburg Rail- DAD to and
from Richmond.
~ baggage checked through.
j. ID. PROCTOR,
aul0 Mast er Trans Ortatlon.
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New Advertiseme nts.
St eubenyille. Ohio, Female Seminary

Delightfully."- situated on the banks Of
the Ohio. Forty years in, successful oper-
ion. Unusual advantages in soil and
forty weeks begins SEPTEM BIER z, 1869,
Entire expense about SIS 90 week.
Twenty-Five per cent. deduction for
daughters of ministers. Send for Cata-
logue to REV. CHAS. G. BEATTY, D. D.,
LII. D., Superintendent, or REV. A. M.
REID, A. NJ, Principal.
50 Day for all. Address A. j. FULL.
MAN N. Y.
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Banks.
ERCMA 81 asAGe. II \ !. =;
Iva AWNINGS EsA IL.

NgERCMANTS 81 asA1s.3sst.
Iva SAYINGS ESAA7,..
oFFiU& No. IS, INK &'..tS.
PsessIeas.
vs.. 4. uAkil!S,v@ ..
Director
JOE. il. t,raAr1ny, ID. u. ..a&ois.
l.. SALISBURY, Z. w. uhaNbs
Il. DELAHY. JAS. 7 Lg,aa
WIN. Ii. WALES, Caahssr.
This Bank Is Is open Tor the resumption
of business. Deposits received upon th'
usual terms, interest being allowed ut tbe
rate of SIX per cent. ON all amounts re
manning on deposit for 90days or upward.
commencing 10 days after deposit, an
ceaslng 10 days prior to the Withdrawal
The Institution keeping accounts OF it,
New DepoSitors entirely separate IRON
those OF the Old Depositors, SO as to an
swer the demand OF the Now DepGsltors.
All indebted to our Institution VIII
please call, pay, curtail, or renew thei'
paper.
The Board of Directors will meet every
Wednesday ana Saturday morning at
o'clock.
ABLY
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OFFICE S. d r. K. ROAD COMPANY
Portsmouth, Va, July 8, 1869.

OFFloE S. d r. K. ROAD COMPANY
Portsmouth, Va, July 9, 1869. !
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, July
~ 18th, trains will leave Portsmouth
daily Sundays excepted) as follows:
Mail IRAN at....A ..,..,.,.... A. NJ.
Freign t Train tt.N,.......... $50 A. M.
ARRIVE Al PORTSMOUTH.
Mall tram al b.l5 L. M (.
Freight Train on Wednesdays
and Friday IS aj......... ....... Ii. 20 "A. NJ.
Freight Train on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at. $3.50 PM.
Mall Tram connects at Weldon with the
Trains of the Wilmington and Weldon,
and Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Roads; and
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
at Franklin with steamer for Edsnton
and Plymouth, and on Saturdays at
Franklin with Steamer for Mays Head.
Mail Train bound North VIII stop for
passengers only at Seaboard, BoyKins,
Franklin and Suffolk.
Freight received daily except Sunday 3
from "A. Nj. TO i p. NJ.
e. G. CHIC,
jul0 Superintendent Transnor tation.
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New Advertisements.

T HI. GRovEsTEEN. founder of the old
y. and favorably known House OF Gro
l"r vesteen Il Go,
GROVESTEEN, FULLER a co.
HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR
NEW WAREROOMS, .
65 MERCER STREET, NEW YORK.
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VSHE EMPIRE TRi UM PH ANT

/
Toe superior merits of these Sewing
Machines are now established beyond
question. They take the first prizes at
every Fair for Simp licity, Durability and
Speed. The stitches are uniform, alike
on both sides. The machines run noise
less, perfectly easy, and 40 the largest
range of WORK.
Agents required; liberal discount al
lowed. Send for circulars, samples, &c,
TO the principal office,
EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE Co.,
je29-tf 294 Bowery, N. Y.
7 Il. GRovEsrEEN, founder OF the I Id
81 and 1avoraoly known House OF Gro
ss teen u Co,
GROVESTEEN, FULLER IL CO.,
s. MERCER ST., NY
P A N o. T O r I + S.
The last nsU addition to our different
styles is attracting the admiration OF
both critics and populace We menli
specially, some OF tne cidims of this new
Pian .. Believing the exterior should be
as beautiful to the eye a. the melody 10
the ear, we have paid gre&L attention to
ded by all who have seen tnem To be the
handsomest Piano Forte made. They
are an entirely new style, with four
round corners, fe'vily carved legs and
tyre, base richly moulded, and contains
u. latest improve new scale nd actl q
The tone is melodious. and It's taptab1l
lily to passages Of every shade OF express
sion, from the sotteSt murmur, The Ores
Sendo, and the t +, gives The perlol mer
very advantage of the Concert grand
Price $500. je2' -tf
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NUM BERLAND UNIV
OLeb anon, Tenn, has 758 students.
$40 PER DAY GUARANTEED

Agents to sell the HOME SHUTTLE SEW
ING MACHINE. 1t makes the LUCK STITCH
ALIKE ON BOTH SIDES, bas tne under
feed, and is e4utl III every respect to any
Sewing Machine ever invented. Price
70. Warranted for years. Send tor
circular. Adures> JOHNSON, CLARK d
Co, Boston Mass, tittsourg, Pa, OF ST.
Louis, Mo.
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ASK your Doctor or Druggist
for SWEET QUINN Eft equals
{buter) Quluine. Is made only by F.
SrEA rms Chemist, netr'.lt.
SOLD il Morn TX by SF NEWTON
Druggist., read If ire.
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nUsKGr SHOT GUNS h IAFf

To boot close d kill 80 yards. Price
$3.50 WANTED.--Army Guns and Re
vo Vtrs. Send stamp Tor price list Riff as,
Shot Guns. Revo.vers, to j HNSTON'S
GUN WO&KS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Great Dis tri b u t i o =
BY The Metropolitan Gill Co.
Cash GIFTS to the Amount of $500 900
EvEH- ticket ph VS. a RIFE.

............ ...... .'97 .
70 EIe.auL nuseWood M
dlans.-- -.....,..-. ..1d' o. Nv
$50 Sewing VI .en lies ...... o. 70
so u ia WaU uSS..-.., - W o0V
Cash Prizes. silver " &c. ,oo.,n,,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-25
The Meat Census.

Congress is still considering the census bill,
and its members are paying great attention to
the matter. The bill is said to be very complete
in all its parts, and the character of the commit
tee that has the matter in land warrant the be-
lief that it will be far superior to any former en-
actment touching the matter. Bnt there is still
duty for the citizen TO perform, in order to
make the results entirely satisfactory. All are
familiar with the duties of the census taker -
The jokes that are perpetra!ed at his expense,
and the rebuffs be meets with, faithfully chron-
icled, would fill volumes But these are not the
most serious obstacles to his success. In many
localities his presence is looked upon as an acu-
al intrusion. He is regarded as spy into house
hold secrets, or else looked upon with terror
This elias Of people have ample time to prepare
for him kindly reception. He is neither
monster, come to kidnap ;'hairns," nor an Off
cious intruder inquiring into what he has no
business to know. He is, or should be, nothing
less than a gentleman in search of valuable in
formation, which all citizens should take pleas
ure in giving.
The aims of a census-taker, however, are more
frequently baked by those who are ignorant of
their own resources than 10y the stubborn or SUI
perstitious. The census bill for next year will
provide not only for count Of the population,
but will be most exhaustive in its demands for
everything that springs from industry or enters
into it. The farmer, for instance, will be called
upon to give his crops in bushels, and all the
product of his farm by weight measurement or
value. The mechanic, the manufacturer, the
the professional man. will be required
to furnish data respecting their callings lfany
of these were suddenly asked such questions rs
the census-taker will ask, could prompt an
swer be given 1t is hardly probable. There is
a necessity, therefore, for posting up on the years
work. The month of June next will, in all prob
ability be the time devoted to census-taking.-
The results of the year TO each individual should
be compressed into prompt replies to the census
takers interrogatores His labors will lie i'm
potent if he is not assisted in them by the peo
pie. The law is pon.less without their coo opera
lion.
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ture; and should be condemned because my
neighbours get muddy whenever go near them?
| say no, sir. You ght as we'll attempt to
dam up the waters of the Nile with bulrushes,
stop the flowing of Sweet Avon with plaintive
songs, or catch frogs out of the glorious Mis-
sssippi with bent pin and piece OF red
flannel as to convince me that this resolution
is either proper or just l am a free American
citizen breathe under the standard of the
glorious bird of liberty, and while have
heart that beats or voice that speaks, will
say my protest against this resolution. Come,
oh ! yc breezes that blow from the bright azure
of the ETHEREAL world, and watt me on as l
stretch out the cartaliginous membranes of my
imagination, SO that may glide down the pei
lucid meandering stream of time, Shouting
the battle cry of freedom"
Now, Dogenes scratched his head-oXer that
speech, and, using a slang phrase, asked HIM
self, Amt he a rum one, any how" Yet the
philosopher could not help signing and wish
ing that all the inhabitants of Mount Washiag
ton had all those cartiliginous membranes
waited safely across the worthy speakers dis
reminds one of brown mixture much resem
bling common molasses for adhesiveness. The
philosopher says but little of the philippe it.
self which was launched forth to the presiding
officer, who was overwhelmed in the rushing
torrent of pronouns nouns, verbs and adverbs
thaC came leaning OUT, reminding one OF the
hogs in Scripture who, being taken possession
Of by the Devil, rushed violently down steep
place and drowned themselves in the sea but
he did wish that he could see himself as 9TH
ers saw him. And then this doctrine of seventy
times seven; how does it look alongside of the
fact that in some cases people are SO crooked
that, placed in positions where much is expect
ed from them, they illustrate efg tree that
Christ visited, and, finding nothing but leaves
thereon, He cursed it, and it withered away.
The light Of the philosophers lantern shows
clearly that if any road commissioner ceased
from his pellucid wanderings folded the
tliginous membranes, hushed his voice from
the battle cry of freedom, and took his way on
foot, for few times, over the road, time would
be short before some gravel or boards would be
put down, to testify to his neighbors that he
had one idea, any how, above molasscs. In the
meantime, he drags his neighbors down to his
own level of dirt and demonstrates how hope
less it is to expectibetteT fr6Flvone-#lo, swap
ping strawberries for miserable, half decay
ed onion, and smelling the perfume thereof,
imagines himself the happy possessor OF whole
store full of " Night Blooming Cereus."
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Letter from Mt. WdshihgtOn.

Mt. WASHINGTON, Dec. Z0th, 1869.
To The Editors Of the Union. ls. :.
We are still fourishing at the Mount, and
each one appears to be trying to do his or her
share to make the winter pass pleasantly. The
"Social Circle" is doing its part Of the work
thoroughly and SUCCESSFULLY, and is adding
very much to the general fund of instruction
and amusement.
On Friday night, the 10th inst, the young
ladies, assisted by several gentlemen of the
neigh borhood, gave series of tableaux, which,
in beauty of conception, and the general ad-
herence TO character, have seldom been equal
led. Of two of them, Gath, Hope and Char
ity," and judith" your correspondent can
not speak in too high terms, and he,young Ia
dies deserve the highest credit for their efforts
On last Friday night the Rev. DR.. Morris, of
Philadelphia, lectured on ."Hebrew Hiero-
glyphs " to a large and interested audience
The speaker is a scholar of empenee and has
given lnnnh time nj Labor to. ,lse study &c Ri
Bile elias les, and the hour in which he explain
ed them, was delightful one to all present =
Such lectures are not only entertaining but
they open questions which are not usually ia
miliar to most people, though interesting to
all.
On next Friday night the children of the
neighborhond will have their annual Christ
mas tree on which occasion "Krss Kringle"
and "Bnltsnckel" will both De present and
"gtod gifts will be given to great and small
after which there will bea supper and dance.
On Christmas day the Sunday schools of the
Episcopal church and of the Acknowledgement
will each have Christmas tree for the schol-
ars of which more anon.
On Wednesday night of this week, there will
be a concert at Academy Hail. and we doubt
not it will be well worthy the name, which is
more than can be said of some concerts.
BLUE STONE.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE
OF
A f A r NJ
IN BALTIMORE COUNTY.

DY virtue of writ of teri facias, issued by
I'D Samuel Pinkerton, Justice of the Peace
saY,, for the State of Maryland, in and -.
GXSS for Baltimore county, at the suit of ;;".W
John H. Longnecker against the EsM
goods, chattels, lands and tenements of John
Shaffer, to me directed l have seized and
taken in execution, all the right, title, estate
and interest at law and in equity, of the said
John Shatfer, in and to
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND,
tuated in Baltimore county, containing
about
$50 acres,
more or less, and which is more particularly
described in lease for ten years, from Will
liam u. Mace and Benjamin E. Cook to John
Shaffer, bearing date the LIST day of March,
1852, and recorded among the Land Rnnnras "f
I'aItiInore county, in Libef u. II. c., No. 81,
folio 276, &C., and recorded on the 18th day of
April, 1862.
And hereby give notice, that on
Monday 18th day Of January, 1870,
at 10 o'clock A. M,
AT THE COURT HOUSE DOOR,
in Towsontown,
will offer said property for sale, to the high
est bidder, for cash, to satisfy said debt and
costs.
VIM. H. KNIGHT,
Dec. 23-ts. Constable.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue of the powers conferred in mort
ID gage from Thomas P. Evans and Cathe-
Els rine Evans, formerly Perkins, his r-..
E&a wife. t. Jesse Weaver, dated the ::M
~2lst day of April, 1869, and record E:l
ed among the land records of Baltimore coun-
ty, in Liber L. H. A., No. 30, folio 444, &C.,
The undersigned will offer for sale, as Trustee,
on the 17M day of January, 1870,
at IL o'clock, NJ,
all that farm called Mount joy" lying about
2 miles from Parkton. on the Northern Central
Railway, 30 miles from Baltimore city. The
said farm contains
1851 ACRES,
more or less, is we'll watered, on a good road
and in fair state OF cultivation.
THE DWELLING
is frame, 40x40, two stories and basement, with
good cellar and water at the door, The house
has been built about two years, and is as COM
Portable a country house a. can be desired.
Terms-One half cash, balance in six months
on note with approved security, drawing in
terest from date.
JESSE WEAVER,
Trustee.
& SLINGLUFF,
Attorneys for Trustee.
JAS. w. OWINGS, Auctioneer.
Dec. 25.-ts.
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APPOINTMENT. mentioned last week tina,
Judge Grier, OF the Supreme Court of the United
States, had rendered his resignation TO General
Grant, and that il had been ccepted. On Mon.
day the President personally. waited on Hon. E
NJ. Stanton, Secretary oil War during the late re-
bellion, and rendered him the position. Mr.
Stanton, after being strongly urged accepted the
position, and on the next day the Senate almosi
unanimously confirmed the selection. This is A
fitting and just tribute TO the efforts of a noble
mn IN our cause, and we are that Presi-
dent Grant could not have made an appoint
ment which will be received by the loyal people
OF the country.
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Communicated.
Blinds from My Lantern.
BY DIoGENEs, OF MOUNT WASHINGTON.

In my village" says Diogenes, we have a
Debating Society,"" and possessed with adcsire
to get his lamp renewed, the philosopher stroll
led in, all unhonored, to witness the display,
when "Greek should meet Greek" The ques-
ton under debate was +" When is this thus :" or
"Cdat tcee3ieiec be made icceile,lunt, By q lille
soft soap md u hard .frost/' and the long and
short of the whole question seemed to hang
upon the road business. You must know that
we have an energetic road commissioner, one
emnently fitted to adorn his position-in the
improvement of his own property. lie has re-
ceived the uni astigated general approval of
his neighbors for the tacu' displayed in tear
ing up the roads u,t as Winter commenced,
and leaving them to vale through impossible
quagmres at the expense of illustrating the
passage of Scripture, where the man taking to
himself Scrca devils worse han the first made
the last state beyond description. Therefore,
the subject of debate might be called the Road
Question, or "Why is tins thus? z" and the de
baters had got to the point OF having refused
to allow the road commissioner to plead that
Providence would soon send a hard frost, just
such as old Cardinal Wolsey once experienced,
which would make lovely road, and they
were passing resolution OF censure upon said
road supervisor. He rose to question of pri-
vilege. Says he:
." Mr.. Presi ent and citizens OF this Alpine
village Hear me for my cause, and be silent
that we may hear Sir, do you mean to allow
these resolutions to be acted Oh to night? to-
night. sir, without giving me a single chance
to defend myself not knowing whom my accu
sers may be? after all the vigorous and de-
termned efforts of the last four months, upon
my part, to teach this community How not to
do it, sir, except on my own property Is that
charity, sir? Are we not enjoined to give
man b chance, even to seventy times seven,
and yet, sir, have only had trials of six times
sixty seven No, sir; protest against such
action, in the name of common humanity and
a lovely road. am free soiler, sir, by ma
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Ess- Brigham Young, Jr., is said to be So
journing in Philadelphia on account of the un-
Willingness OF his third wife. Philadelphia
lady, TO leave that city for the pleasures of
Utah. plurality of wives it seems, docs not
entirely do away with family difficulties and
female influence.
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Ese- Isn't Baltimore county rich Just think
Off, there over on the Calverion road we have
property worth So, 500, 900 But what is the an
nual cos, TO the people for keeping this valuable
luxury?