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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-04-22
ORDERS SOLICITED.
Anecdote of T. F. Marshal.

Anecdote of T. f. Marshal.
The Hon. Thomas f Marshall, of
Kentucky, once prince of good fel-
lows, was defending man charged
with murder in Jassamine county,
Judge Lusk presiding. The testimo-
ny against the prisoner was strong,
and Tom struggled hard on the cross
examination, but to little purpose,
for the old Judge was infexible in
his determination to rule out all the
improper testimony offered on the
part of the defence. At last Tom
worked himself into high state of
excitement, and remarked
"Jesus Christ was convicted upon
just such rulings of the court that
tried him."
"Clerk," said the Judge, center a
fiue of ten dollars against Mr.. Mar
SHALL"
"Well this is the first time l ever
heard of anybody being fined for
abusing Pontius Plate" was the
quick response of Tom.
Here the Judge became very in
dignant, and ordered the clerk to en-
ter another fine Of twenty dollars.
Tom arose with that mirth-pro-
voking expression that no one can
initiate, and addressed the court with
as much gravity as the circumstances
would permit, as follows:
eff your honor pleases, as good
citizen am bound to obey the or.
ders CT the court, and intend to do
SO in this instance; but as ! don't
happen to have thirty dollars about
me, | shall be compelled to borrow
it of some friend, and, as l see no
one present whose confidence and
friendship l have SO long enjoyed as
your honor's, l make no hesitation in
asking the small favor of a loan for
a few days, to square up the amount
of the fines that you have caused the
clerk to enter against me-"
This was sumner. The Judge
looked at Tom, then at the clerk,
and finally said:
"Clerk, remit Mr.. Marshalls fines;
the State is better able to lose thirty
dollars than l am"
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The Senate will probably adjourn
tonight.
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The pay of this place is the same
as at Bogota, which, considering that
the tastes of the natives, and the sa-
lubrity Of the climate only require
minister to wear a Panama hat, pa
per collar, and pair Of spurs, and en-
ables them to lay up pretty much all
their salary to enjoy in Gods coun-
try, Gf they live to get away,) is
considered fat place.
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Lock Jaw Cured by Fright

A correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial writes as follows: r
"A widow having an only son, iwhe
supported her in her advanced age
stepped accidentally, on a rusty nail
which brought forth the fatal calimity
of lock jaw, iThe nlpther an ber great
distress, appealed to Rabbi kibba fol
advic. and consolation. Calm Jour,
self, mother," said he, "there is 10 dan.
ger, your son will be cured, Get four oi
YOUR strongest bei bors To carry hirrl
to the nearest blacksmith. l will be
there directly, and apply the cure."G:
The distressed widow did as she was
told. The Rabbi came, and requested
The Hacksinith to make large fire, take
an iron rod and make it glowing hot and
hammer it with might and main, SC
that sparks of red hot iron flew over the
whole shop. The lock jawed Young
man Witnessed the whole proceeding
with awe. After the iron, was several
times hammered and again taken out
glowing hot, the Rabbi took, the ron
from the blacksmith's hand, exolaiming
Men, hold your suffering friend tight.
Now, sir, | command you 10 close youI
mouth, or | will place this red hot iron
in your mautb," making bold move
mensfo,SafrYo 1thE Threat. II
The young man was frightened; his
muscles reacted, snd he was thus cured
OF flecE law and lived for many years, a
support to his mother, and a living
witness off Rahbi : Kibba's. smasierly
thought and aefioDI
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..zaaG Georsial eontpiiment G

The La Grange (Ga.) Union compli-
meuts Governor: Bullock in tho fol How-
ing eleganf style: - -. ~ -
His conscience, if he has any is GER
tainly case -hardeped and enyel0ped IN
a c63eting as thick as the hide of a
rhinoceros, meyer to be touched OF
moved in the DIRECTION of honorable
proprety or the ordinary principles OF
dscency or self.respect.- lie seerns 70
possess soul altogether unconscious OF
any sort Of responsibility to God OF tho
devil, and is impervious TO every IN
stinct of decent regard 10 the opinions
of men, and to feel that he ,js only4ac-
cOuutable to his own greed For power
and filthy lucrr." Ay if the devil
were to roam thisworld over to. find .
creature all like himself in regard to de-
lceptiou, and = spHit of.DesuRnd rslenf-
loss revenge, be would certainly Ceass
his wanderingS When be met with Rufus
b. Bullock, and would take him by the
hapd, in the most cordial fraternity and
helllsh infatuation, and smirk the tiend-
ish smile of satanic delight, while his
fiery eyes Yonld glare. AID gdistenI wi th
asmoniac Coy. The felicity would be
mutual between two such monsters"
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a IIotieI luyessizution

The investigating committee" ap-
pointed to, smooth over the "bribery
and corruPtion". by. WHICH rRuTAN' of
Beaver comfy, PennsylSsnfai obtained
the 'loyar nomination for Senator from
his District, has held its session and ar.
ranged matters to decentralization Ofthe
curruptionists. j white washing re-
mort is the result; the people are re-
gucsted TO believe that 1.-The testimony
failed TO Shor the use of corrupt means"
in obtaining Mr.. RUTAN's nomination.
All of which may be true, and yet the
rottenest possible means dsysbhre been
used. Such a verdict could not fail to
be had with proper care in the selection
of the testimony. Why did not the
Committee assure the. public plainly
that no improper means had been used 7!
Were they afraid OF the production of
testi nony which they had not taken the
trouble to hunt up' A great many in
ves'igations nowadays are gotten mp TO
conceal ths facts, 2rdther than develop
them. such seens 80 have been the
purpose of this one.
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EDscyisns.y


Kentucky voted yesterday. The i6di.
cations are reasonably fair, for the elec.
tiond fhS peahoa oaatic4ickeiiby mod
est msjority-say fifty to seventyIfifs
thousand, making due allowance for the
lack of interest in one-sided fight.
Alabama elects meIhbers of Congress
to-day: As she is somewhat reconstruct
ed, and therefore slightly in the gall OF
ToyaiD bitterness. predictions would
not be advisable. -i.-4
Tennessee votes on Thursday. SENTER
will be somewhat successfnl; moderate
estimates put his majority at f,rty
thousand. After that the deluge,
sweeping the abonination called
BrownloFism in that State and Bore
manism in tfis, clear ont of the State.
Prescription viii tlis1 hard but when
fhe Job is done 10 wfll I've seffectually
dead When can we have a comforting
funeral in Vest VirginiaI
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WELLS, of Virginia, says the "loyap,
ef9hesN ofsh.ss adverse to the
WALKER party, and therefore he thinks
GSbf Apuld alsy thsihspgutation Of
the'WA1TfR Govsthmsht ahtii Congress
meets. Then that body can take such ac-
-tsonas will continue himself and friends
in peWeriH the said Bueninion. Thefaet
that the Radicals of Massachusetts want
the negroes TO rule Virginia is certainly
a splendid reason for setting aside an
hopest election, fairly held and tarls
sxpressihg The viii of theiFirgiaia peo-
pie. But If the purpose of Congress in
providing for ths election was toGeeog-
-nize the success of nobody but Wells, it
is, difficult to see. the sepss in having an
election at all. The simpler plan would
have been TO tocontiuue the Wells party
in authority, and thus save the trouble
aud expense Of an e.ection, the feelings
of the voters and the credit of Congress
t@the last especially. For some years
FCangresshas been regarded in the South
as mere conspiracy against honest
elections, and should the Wells propo-
sitiou be acceded to, the suspicloR will
| he quite clearly verified. -
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Rotten.
VI There is ssidito be: ahdeh rottsafs

hoIeu..
~ There is saidlto be fhdeh rottsffess
in the First and Second Revenue Dis:
triets of Ohio. Cincinnati isiwithin
their limits, and some OF the most prom.
inett whisk 81 thieves md sdDyal" cor.
ruptiorists of the country make their
Headquarters in that city. Some sensi-
tive Republicans are demapding a
course of publication for these Dis
tricts, bpt will probably subside in
view ofthe vigorous protest that what
they demand may damage the party
"Retrenchment and reform" look very
well in HioSar papers and speeches,
but the rigid enforcement Of such ideas
wos,t always do, you know. 1t Nv oqed
drive all the thieves Of the Rddidal psr:
ty into the Penitentiary, and without
their votes "rhe cause of Con and hu-
nanisy5i jas tbs5 3loyaf7 sauters term
their holy purposes, would cease to
prospects .,A
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A gentleman was praising the beauti-
40. ,n.ih1s Ga's Sts ;lsy. lady. when ons Of, shcss
seems TO have sent on earth as scourges
OF hypocrisy and falsst1oodS e1c 1clAimed,
My hair would be as handsome as
mamsfss ifshe'd lesme take al much
carsssfit as she takesof hers. Mamnia
nevseaeepsdnshe hair, busAalwsys
puts it away in the wardrobe before she
goes to bed.sai r'si.'''s 'si'''sa = "a
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Bury We Drs.,ed,.A snd Story

Anule BfaHey, u seamstress. was
1rlna 10 dying condition, from, the
elects ol lauGanum, in her betirooia, at;
:" O"".'rss street, Detroit, on Friday!
>ue 1ad, on tho previous day. bonght a
revolver, ANA had it loaded by the clerk
nAi before delivery the proprietor of
me store had drawn the bullets, The
'.Me day she procured quantity of
.aAH2umn, with Nhich and tho pisto.
[.r :. 'rlHed At yep o'clock that night.
'eAt udy ~ noon her room was opened,
ana ~. she Vas dlseoyeled ats above stared
huor'S to save hrg life were made, but
'Ae Resisted Violently, and as three
CLOCK, she died In the room was
.olaG large piece ofs black Grape, 20
"Alch WIS ptnDrd an eur elope, on W which
we're the words, "ghf5is for nv coffin
iha 'hrond. =" and oA fSlip of paperwtss
S.'iirn, "Do not eat my hair OF. Leave
NY boots on. Bury me dressed" On
l,,'' another paper, found piuned to her
"'e'e' ' Was -tAe ini6Hctfor ado not
.olcL these things until DR.. Chandler
zones" "A new mourning haHdkerchief
Aoa pair Of black GLOVES. all new and
''."eN'ly lnteudea.foE her own. funeral
sc; "efs teead np0n her tabie, and her
,.'E. ,.'"Ts ware incased in a psiS of bfack
''ocAlngs. 4 letter found in the room
.na!'iG STAINED the following: $50 to bury
&c &c . al | have. Do what You like with
''S 70 fSSotSer.' - s'the aids Aot this was
Vo,.n% Vo'n% ePeaed AtSthe llth chapter OF
'rS1't' ISe'sue"' with the 2ssif serss Ihdexed
rEJ, ~ unto me alt We that are heavy
-b+S" ~" ana ana J vii! give you rest" Asopt
."JTn.,,'' months ago Miss Bradley had sued
3"uu'let named Archie Glassfor Sc
uNCtous mt saesnit was Comnrnn; IA
u wednesday beforethe sais;5s ! 1T
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WASTING AWAY

Without any special com plaint, except o grad.
ual drciinstion NJ bodily strength aud nervous
ererVyy VIII find In the TONIC A FOUNTAIN
OF VITALITY AND ENVIGOR AS RE
FRESHING AND ENI HELERATING A
A POOL IN HE DESER TO The SAND
SCOkGAED AND EAlNIING TRAVELLER
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a Cool Proposiiion

In Virginia, the WELLS Republicans
want to cosleses With, the WALKER Re-
publfcahs. sfEe former having lost.the
game, now want to divide the stakes.
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HooF1L.A..I,Ntl1DJ,ys, a NJ IS BI,IIT,rsTrERs. j, I,rsr
ID ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

iLus SliT u4AU1g- DKIykH
liz saj N,s D.. tHt5lLiDA-lI - 1 I
- gaaIat 1 .A.ai.llT Ir5W Ia ta-"q
gHllio- - 4HIiHI1-.'ruAm i-Iis3 Is -u,s
'HU ali 81 u 2 -ulalll. rs.IiI@ lBH-Ht
.s4n - Del su L4l ..l4Yr.as1 H-. q
I.a-rk iti -uE .-Iafr -a4U o t.III /
5 GiAE a! ~ .JE.I- 5sd~ a.Db \ Hail
haLtsI z.l.aHaH YsH~ -aIU ,.4!i .
= - (
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Wanted,

PARTNER WITH 4 CAPITAL = OF
n from ten to Afteen thousand dollars in q
iished in the city of Wheeling. Sales at presen,
sremf Oft, to Asvent3 -ff~e thousahd dollars p4r
year. The object Of the advertiser is to in
crssse the aapiyA edextepdthe bnsinpesss
1ss s1H ~ A.B. c., LOCK BOX NoF,
iy27.lwdiv Wheeling P. q.
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University of Virginia.

THE SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
/ commences annually on the trst day Of
October ami continues, without interruption.
till the Thursday preceding the 4th Of Jniy
p The Organization Of the Institution rs very
complete, embracing extensive and thorough
courses ofirstruCtiou in Literature and Science,
and in the professions of Law, Medicine ard
Engineering.
The expenses of the Academic or Law Stu.
dent, exclusive oftthe cost of feXt- Books and
ci.thing and pocket money, amount TO about
1906 per session of nire months; and of the En-.
tineerinE OF Medical Student TO ahOut S.95 of
which sums, respectively, S22'I or $50 is paya-
hid pii adhissipb, apd|thn3 balance in the pro,
grsss Of che session
For details send for catalogue.
+ o. "University OF Virginia.
s. MAUPN,
iS2i Chairman Of the Faculty
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/ THE ltallOrs'strpte id New York con-
tlnues. The manufacturing tailors have
expressed deternihation Of siding,
with the shop hands. Two or three
hrms we're expected &c. yield TO the all.
vtneed wages tes srday, 7 I y
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CONSTITUTIONAL specifjc,

Which not only eoBquers and combats diseases
thai have fn treBched themselves in the system,
but is the best known safeguard against all
unhealth9 irifhtences. Persons whose occapa.
tiens and pursG vs. sRbject them TO the dope
ing ELECTS of close. unwhoesoms atmosphere,
should take it regularly "a protection against
the low fevers and other disorders which mRla.
ria eDpendera Inyalids who are
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tpf hjrr- She gbeYged e-fassags oN tht
tsarS and, arrvink hste, vent to oSb OF
tSur gEiheips@ bStelsS sbe c$aledS

landlord to her room, told him her
trouble, and he saw through the case
kat, once. ,Iheee was no man. by .tRs
+name Lsshesg gats lin the 4oity! she
described him minutely-his appear:
ance, his mannsssy his hatits,i odd
all his characteristics as they had
iiesn ,W,ittspd teu bel. Emind-a9d
the Landlord 'feeognized him ihmedi:
ately. He broke to her- the sitgation
she was in as tenderfy' as be could, and
did everything in bis. PoYeF, to make
kef flay shere pleasant H6ken down
with grief and disappointment, she was
taken ill-so i'll that q phS Ssic'an was
sent for, and the pastor of one of ouI
was toia, drId thsir ! ympathies we're at
once enlisted in her behalf. They com;
fUrted her as much as they could, and,
with other. benevolent persons, made up
a purse suffiSient to- pay her. iexpehses
to her home. She left Tuesday morn
ing, wiser, but with "A broken heart
We are told that the wretch who was
the cause of her gTiefi nD8 living in
the city, but in Difference to promises
made to the lady, his name is with
holden from Us. His pnnishmont is yet
to come-CierelQnd LeGder, Jaty 90 rs
IL #.
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MAIL TRAIN.
EAs1-LsAvss wssr ". c; Q. D.

Trains on the Main Line make connections
a, Baltimore with trains for Philadelphit, eeS
YORK sra Boston At fielsy House, via Wssh.
ington City, for al points south. =. q .....
Central Ohio trains make ect Connection 81
Columbus for al points West and EoTtb vest
Tickets tyLi pnneipai P6lDts can Be pnDerred
JoHH L WILSON,
Mastpr of Transportation, Baltimore.
T. T. -DRYRIRs,
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Wanted,

A y EXPERIENCED ROAD-BUILDER IN
IA eHarnise the river read from Jonathan !
Cat 10 Glrn.s Run. and estimate the Cot -
mile of levelng and hacada mi ing TIE a. Il psl
For particulars apply to 'AA-'e'
.... John W, MITCHELL.
z SNo. 6Mafn steer OR Box 40. 10
iy29.3tdIltw
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PssurBiStss -iss d MAsg

Massachusetts,. That is to say, 1t Is
bringing aheut its mEl results with un-
5usaafa atsdrasy,,t.44 44ssi s2si thsAs ths following
from the Boston Transcript of Monday,
July 26th:- .,ro vxzrTT "a
cur streets yesterday than on any other
sabbath within the memory of the old
est inhabitant."
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ST. CLOUD HOTEL.

J.
rVrHIS NEW AND C0YXCTors House,
] loaated come U Broad Eay and ~ street.
possossos adyaDtaErs over ~ Otb9r hsuses t1T
the ar,J-n nolztiDu OF 10 Eue.ts- II "a, hum
.rurea-Ir Inr G~-' a. Fau..g Board %
HGH.s-fh- rooms beiu, large and ~ ~rit
b.at-d bg steam With bot and ooA "htf, aud
furnished second g. unug; Vhi.. the culinary
department v ih the most experienced hands,
af,Trftne guest an uBequaIed table
On. 0T A'Enois Pafiut Y'@ya'ors "a ssso
amOuE the uli,darB lm rTqEsrasR's ard ~ ~
.srT.os Of ga~ss ~ al hpurS ..... ....
Ths Bru4dway ard UHvrrs.tJ Pl@cs Cans pAsS
the door every tnIr mihn'ss, nm nirg ffbtn The
CTS Hall ~ CsBtrAl PARK vlfiie t'Ic \ TN aud
seventh AyeBnr Lines are but a short dock on
either side afDuhnR ADP,a laciiiLss f9r CON.
municating With al tho DspptA, Stramboat
Landings, plzres ~ tnusebisnt sna I51sinsss
Of the grsst m strspous.
.... MORE l. HOLLY.
mArii-hrn PTpprttorr.
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EVERETT HOUSE.

niI!IS HOUSE Is BEPT or THR EU
Iupeau pian II - WiIbn tHrne n.nuts
ride (by hC-ae GarB) .! tie New Haven
Rairc1i Depot convenient 70 al the prhFp
plac..a ol ar:Il -emcnt ard for S'nifnrr t1-yals
wu os found tue ss' Eutal IN The
Every room Is provided T.lb rInmnz EtisE
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~ "id Bird Caught with ,,bua

nsl "itG Snau.
woryS you ever hear of man marrying.
da%oaaan nOman who had twice recovered
saeb sb,Ses : = Of him for breach of promissi
6re' s.1 'SnE really took piaSs At DIN.
small II'5U't,.nA, 5"t. recently. { case in the
Am.aS nSOt aSo court revealed all the f.cfs
jureI I Ne made, and was sv sued Sv y gbs ss
rom ah,psshe Lgs be came paGss Hsi he s', speil
declined. 45,@s'f 5oss'f Oy pecaniary aid. ID He o
:aG"ndGnsd :f"r,G ,Gsi lady 10 s.os, be SaqShr and
ssad ths hlSSnS would uos tHS of So5ESs Hs
4bd acton, Which was ,aI sSlad,.sso talsod second
ran,, rnS attractions Of sred ,Se fsa up for $40.
ae.sI ae.sT, The sCkls spsin susily potent char
Ooitly, CoIely booked. ThiaEniOwga va, atalast Sc
pSE,iHn9nenens u .H anuscessaPp!s any an further
90 sSaIi sGs invineible lady to !6s ne eond9sf-
.;,a .E.lia remarked, after thu sDe t.a altar The
an SSa.'aanstsncss, thar the mar ETA IL of the
"0"'n snd then marrying SSsSsfing SsT a
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Ho(ofand's German Tonic

Has been pfovided-a preparation IN which the
solid ektfaUts OF the finest restorativrs Of The
vegetable Kingdom Arc held IN solution BY a
spifituous agent, purged OF all deleteI iods CON.
stituents. Tie patient, in choosing between
these twcgfeass sntidotes, should be guided by
his own eeiaatiou. : II In very low state, from
debility, fhs Ionic should be his sch ctfoh; but
Ia joasee where thef Aemergendy is not SO
pressing Ifhe. Bittegs isN, ,JLhs speC,fs required
thoasahB find ihfnite benefit 4 ON taking each
ID turn Iefs "a no phase OF Indigestion, Bilious.
ness, Nervous Diseases, or ysIcal Prostfat H.
TO which they 'S 8 not adapted, and in which,
s sssofSS soH tssy WIN sa PSs sot bahi,s SGFS
and stl tie complaints which, proceed from a
want OF -pr6pet Action in the Liver, stomach
and the Hpweis, are eradicated by course of
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D The confirmed tfyspeptic may almost say,
with Saint Peter II die daily. ~ The object of
this article is not to- Irenina him Of his
pangs, but to show him lhow to Danish them
forever The means Of immediate and perma-
nent relief are proffered him In ~
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HOTELS.
SWAMI HOUSE,

'' ~"' q" PARRERsBCRG. ". va,
V'BE ONLY 20 nnoD Df0t's AND
i hrst-Ciass Hote m the city. ."'
nov3O-Iy J. wM. DENT, FrsrristOr a
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withhi u Hhsy 1esrrte'sopt their plaps
sAccet tfqllys a@ ssespedAll yigfSapes g

Mich gan, and remained there some time,
living as husband apd wife, He told her
| he Lied III Gleyeland tldhad a flourish
ing trisiriess there, bnt said that mattet 9
wete in(sncb astatein hsiaLher's family,
that he could not take her to his home
~ atii hs had arranged them. gShs loved
him devotealy and trusted inshlsseyery
word. He said, after they had been III
jackson a, few weeks, that he would 90
liz Gle Ye | aud himself that day, Iand an u
week or 30 would send for her. He left,
ana she'd NOT, seem him ssfnce: Be
lsnsfai az there sfsw NeeksSm6re. until
she had spent all her money, aud not
hearing anything, she resolved to come
to Cleveland aud see what had become
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AII ,a0CyHEU-5 -5ff fs5E1-THoA AJLLLAN
kAMsAAOE fARIJRA RASGAAT,ti,
AsxzaiRQA. ,s{IBDlees bsissAHlspg
mssafssSsS NAssbotiss eft t4lDs7
.soCs, Se, aeae essyy O DGIN

Another instance of feminine frailty
and masculine rascality has just oc-
bcurred9withiu eur potice. Two months
or more ago a wretch, who disgraces
Cleveland hy residing within its limits,
went TO neighboring city. and while
b iepgaged there in some business, won the
affections of one of the fairest maidens
| of the nlace. and persnaded her to elOpe
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-03

OF the efficacy Of this matohless vegetable stom,
achic are TO be found in every city and town in
The United. States! Healthy men and women,
rescued s from sUitu+ oS fa use 4 and eager
from anyJothvr Bitters IN exfstFnce. in this
peciaI partiealar-it is b bst alcoholic. For such
constitutions and systems Rs require for their
ipyiyoYhtiob a di hfnsi "a stinItifaft .
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-03
H00ftaND'S GERMAN BITTERS
Living. Advertisements

And it l. for him 70 say whether be viii con.
tinue 10 endFfe aliyfng death 0r totut himself
In a position Is lender life ENJOYABLE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-03
TRANSPORTATION.
BALTIMORE AND. OHIO
Rail Road Company,

DAssESGkR TRAINS Will Run
by tbs following schednls on and after the
10th day Of May. l5b9-Whseliug timei
GRAFTON ACCOMMnDhTrON -