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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-08-31
MERCHANDISE, &C.

MERCHANDISE, &C.
AT WHOLESALE
r. LET Al l.!
BY
CASTLE ~ COOKE.
Consisting in Part Of
Fines; White An weol "a Flannel
rinssswhite al Wool & Angola White Flannels
6ocd Grey and White all Wool
Flanuels. lex4 Rlesehed Shec;ins.
Thompsou's Glove Fitting Corsets,
AmoSkeSs neaims. Jeans. Drills and
RleaehSa and UnhloAehed CSttons.
A Sup'r asst of Stationery,
Water Lined Note Paper.
White Ruled Note PAPER.
White Ruled Laid Leaf. Letter and Bill Paper,
White. Cua and Amber and Letter and Nete
Psvson's Indslible and Csrter's Copying Ink,
Artisss' 4 Book kcePers' Flexible Rulers,
Smith 4 wesSOn's Pistols Cartridges,
Hair 6irths. ShrruPs feathers,
S~anish Trces Crcupers aud Brides,
Oak Betting. Street brooms,
Weed Faucets Lamp Black,
n n
Paints, Oils, &C.
White Zinc & Lead. in l. : IS n containers,
Paris and Chroue Green,
Chrome Yellow, TIMBER. Sienner,
Patent Dryer. NeTmillou,
Whiting PTuSSiAn, Blae. BladieTs Of Putty,
Carriage and Coach Varnish,
Bright. Copal and Furniture Narnish,
Boiled Liuseed OIL. Turpeatine,
Masou's Backing, Coffee Mills,
Axe. Pick. Sleige, Ada, Hoe, %,
Hammer 4 Chisel Handles,
Wool Cards, Saddles, Knameled Trunks,
Coopers' Tools,
croIers, Hovel., and ChAmPering Knives,
Carpenters Planes,
Fore. Smooth. Jack 4 Jointers,
Gu, Nails. 5. ass. 10. IL. 20, so, 40, SO and
60d. Boat Nails. l. II. Il inch,
Pressed Nails. y inch,
Cooper'S Rive;s. !. : ; ms,
Corner Rive;s a Burs, Z. !,
sAs inch. Gimp Taeks,
Iron Corner Tacks Of all sizes.
Best Rubber Hose, /, :, l, u inch,
Centrifugal. Naruish. Paint Whte-W&sh
and Scrub Brushes. Ccv'd Tin Pals,
Ala ;. L. 6. :. 10 u quarts,
Covered Slop Pals, Dippers.
Dish and Mix Pans,
fleming sbits. soldering irons. hinges, steels,
Hammers. Gauges. Squares. Chisels,
Auesrs Sleeves, Lime Squee4ers,
Yard Sticks Bunc Starters, Axes,
Sbovels Spades. Dos, Lanterns,
Eagle Horse. and PloWs and
Points. Paris Plows, extra heavy and strong,
Protoxide Of Iron. Pain Killer.
Posni's White Pine Compound,
Pals, Tubs BroOms. Etc, Etc.
DoWner's Kerosene Oil.
From the Boston House.
And Many Other Articles
ALL TO BE SOLD LOW.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-08-31
Carriage and Coach Varnish,

Bright. Copal and Furniture Varnish,
Boiled LinSeed Of. rurpeatine,
Masou's Backing, Coffee Mills,
Axe. Pick. Sleise. Ada, Hoe, 90,
Hammer Chisel Handles,
Wool Cards, Saddles, Knameled Trunks,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-08-31
Paints, Oils, &C.

White Zinc { Lead. in l, : IS n containers.
PARIS and Chromc Green.
Chrome yellow. TIMBER. Sienner,
PAien, Dryer. Nermilliou,
Whiting PrussiAn. Blas. Bladders Of Putty,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-08-31

WINES Genuine German Rhine
Wines. ri1-GeissnhsineT, LsIbfraunileh, etc, in
pints and quarts
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-08
GENFBNI. NEWS.

St. Louis has just finished its slo.0,ooo wa
'er works.
a Chieako PAPER advises tbs Princess Alex
andra to send over fer divorce.
Eight women yorei in one peo-u:r cfWash-
iagton territory ani seven IL another AT tlr Sc
Election.
The Iowa Grand Lodge Of Free ani Accepted
Nasons. at a late session, ameuieI its laws So
as to admit negroes and Indians to its order
A strong third party movement has been lie
veloped in Western Pennsylvania. started by re
form Republicans
The machinery used in the Little State Of
Massachusetts, is capable Of doing the work Of
more than hundred MILL ms Of men.
One Of the ten-dollar gresnbscks recently
stolen from ths TT asury at Washington has
turned up Al a store Il Portisni, Ne.
The Re'O'1tiOq 6ads it necessary to deoy.
edtOria''y, the assertion that women are
naturally liars''
In Portland, Ne. tie other day, man il
ss''d upon beng ldmitfed to a psnars-na at
half Froe te'suse he was minus one eve.
The irst case Of involuntary bankruptcy ofa
Chinese has occurred in San Fruneiseo Kong
Chez & Co. is tie bankrupt frn.
The Fifeeath Amendment is nov 50 far on
forced in Kentucky, that coiored men Ar, al
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-08

wise to the other their entire respective posses
sions. BY mistake the husband signed the
wife's will. and the wife the husbands, and
this was not discovered until after the death Of
Mr. Alter Catherine obtained an Act Of the
Assembly to enable her to have the Registers
Court " reform said paper-writing' to accord
with the intentions Of the deceased; but upon
examing the state of the case the Court has de-
cided that there is no power on earth to alter it
for Mrs Alter Tie Judge says it is a hard
case but decides that the general injury upon
society which would be inflicted by giving effect
10 a will not signed by the decedent, would be
far greater than the hsrdships of Catherine.
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- %o,h.ng Like Trying


There's nothing ike trying, boys-
Nothing ike trying
rs, he world we would succeed.
~ mnsf acknowledge this our crltu
There's M thirg Ike trying.
II nlisartuae press Us hard,
,I'giIl do no good our crNl14;
ant struggling on lie sure % ms
There's nothing ike 4, ins'
There's nothing Ike try in, boys
Nothing ike trying.
lfvou do not at once Obtain
Y6ar wishes, why, then-try a. az
There's nothing Ike ny M.
Ne pe'sr can hope ilr fortune
By stanc:n- skill and signing.
Feavep heirs those VINO re P 'nei-lse-' e.
There's nothing ike III M
There's rothine Ike trying boys
Nothing LA, trying
All obstacles will dlsapp-h't
Ii YOU attack them Hitncul Iear-
ibera'- nothing like frs Jag
Dir ,ulries wall Increase
WhiIe in .i0th's power lying;
Bat Eur y.ur -h1Clder % the wheel
THREE nothing like trying
There's nothing like trying. boys
Nothi1- Ire try iug
Thdu-h lttle may be that you can
D1tl Defriead your fellow man,
There uo,hi : like trying.
Give As much as y = can spare,
frWll! comfort , on wuen dying
Ne'er say. 90 ! can't but persevere-
There's nothing ike trying;
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northern Transportation
COIsiDany's

DAY BOAT AND NIGHT BOAT,
"ith twenty LIST Class Steamer. oniv sx d.r,
through 70 Milwaukee and CHICAGO vit6Srf cbs1y -
ROomsi uNe 'ie''s Shu state
LEAVING Ogdsrsbursh evory day, SUNDAYS AZ
PSoul NJ arrival OF noon trains, for Chicayo MI
Iashee' Sheboygan and intermediate ports Without
- 80 - ~ "a Dott' and every evening" (sundays e1-
oePte.l 'or cleveland, Toledo, net-oit and inter
mediate ports AN -H''i
fsSenSers and Families moving Wesr can ernhsr.
win thelr Luggage, Teams. Stock Sc and la7d
Isetner without disturbance or Trsnshipneut AZ
ueH port OF destination, thus avoiding the grsat in
conVenience Of the Many changes, DELAYS aud eT-
Penses OF other routes. i1T- hese Stenl,e-. -.
iurnshed, for First Class Passengers and SaconS
Cahlns with Cook stoves and comfortable accoromo
cations for Passagers and Families who nav isL -
furnish their own provisions. No efforts will bs
spared 70 MAINTAIN the reputation Of this as the
Cheapest AND BEST ROUTE,
Be sure and see the agents Of this line hefo-a 20.
buy your tickets. Irusty men will ALWAYS mot b..
sengers ST the Depot In 0stensharg 70 take Chez.
and recheck Baggage for shis Line Ask for TicL.,s
via Northern IFanl 3Ortation COmpsny's Steamers
The only American Lines leaving Ogdsnshn-'- NJ
will make II the interest II every TravsIs re
Agents OF this Line hefOre purchasing aIss,wbn ne
One hundred pounds Of hagyAye free - 80 ' &c
senser. BAGGAGE checked through To an Doints
~ Through Tickets 10 California and n, -
IN me Great West North West and south W..
'heaper man the cheapest, on application 70 '''
Landing oydsp. har s,ng Agent, 0fhce Steamers
6EO- W. SNIrH, General Ticket kg.,, nm
4Irner f0rd and Patterson streets opposirs Johno
House, Ogdensburg n. T. SOnnson
"a. J. eooDSo, Passenger Agent
April 0-tsd&w6m
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"=-======- other. Those who nave
/ tried it, know that it cured them those who have
not. know that il cured their zhhOrs snd friends
and all know that what IL does IL does always
that it never ia Is through any fault or neglect o
! h. composition. We have thousands upon thou
sands ocertifcates Of their remarkable cures Of the
following c1mplan'5, hut such cures are known in
every neishbOrhood, and we need not publish them.
Adapted 10 all ages and condltlo IN All climates
eontaining neither caiome or acy deleterious ",
they may be taken Will safety ~ any body. Their
sugar coating preserves them ever fresh add makes
them pleasant 10 take while being purely vegetable
no harm can arise from their use "a any quantity.
They operate by their powerful innuenee on tie
internal viscera to purify the b4ool ana simulate II
into health artion-remOYe the Instructions OF the
.t,macb b0weis. liver. ard other organs Of the
body restoring their irregular action 20 health and
by CORE ting wherever they exist such ueTahSe-
ments as are the first origin O. disease
Minute directions are given 10 tie wrapper ON the
box for tho following plants, which these rus
rapidly euro
For DysDsr-iI or Inaigcsa. p, Li'tis''asts, Ian
gl.or ana Loss Of dpbrtlfe- they should ne tAAen
moderately 70 81 muate the stomach ana restore It's
healthy t0ue and action.
For Lirer Compliant and its various symptoms,
Bilious Hf4EIc.s, Sirt HeglIr4s. J4aHfics or Green
Sickness BifiJuF C0lir and Bilious Fttcrt, they
should be judcousiy taken for each case to correct
the diseased action or remove the hl;Tucion' which
cause II.
For RteunsfIyu. Gout, t.r-rsl. P4.yila.,aH Of the
Hecrf, Pam i The SIZE, Back qf L1Ir7, they should
be continuously taken, as required, 90 change the
diseased action Of the system. Ni,A such change
those complaints disappear.
FOR Dro5sy sni Drog,i-l' >teHsHqs they should
be taken 10 large and lreq aa - % produce the
effect rs a drastic purge.
For slpJ-e.,isn large do-e should be taken as It
produce The desired effect ny sympathy
As Dinner Fif, take one 90 tWu Pas . PROM te
digestion AID relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the 70 mach anu
bowels INFO healthy ASTON restores the tpptllet
and iuvieorat-s tie system. Hence it IS often al
anti ..HUa ~ hove Tf
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NeU Advertisements.

U7AN7ED-hGESTs to sell tao-onqsIy good do
" He,fi- artir'c, wanted in every family. No
compf ttion. Exclusive territory given. Business
verN pleasant Agents have sold doz., netting $50
profit per day Cne sold $50 ia a small town, an
tAer l0u' IN towns another 20 in calin- on %
t3Tilie- tos- ofoutGt 3. No danger OF Imposition.
Best % references given. SeId for circular 70 lu2
Washington street, Boston, Mass. Students have
found this very profitable.
June s-wiw LITTLEFIELn & DANE.
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TIE IoRrJS-s oF DAyIs.-A correspondent
Of the chicago Titrae writes Jef Davis is
nov il Memphis, living IN poor health, and not
only LIS property, but that of Joe Davis. his
richer brother, IS almost entirely lost to them.
Joe Davis plantation is now owned By Ben
Montgomery, formerly negro slave in the
family, and wA0 finally became the chief over
seer and accountant Of his master. After the
Investment # NickburE, when the pavises were
refugees, Montgomery bal chance to plant
three fall crops Of cotton, and he is now esteemed
auorg the ahiest planters in Mississippi.
The Davis plantation is now cut off completely
from the mainland. the Mississippi having
cnsnget It's course Between New Carthage and
The Big Black River, aul created large island
there. The Davises are as well-nigh ruined a.
any Planters family in Mississippi, everything
having gone wrong with them, while some Of the
neigno1uug plantations are in better condition
than ever before. The city Of Jackson, the State
capital, is now rebuilt in better style than for
meriy and, except q few caves which remain in
the bluffs, Vicksburg has completely recovered
from the war. Free Labor has proved great
snccCss. Gool order and lair political inteili-
gence, and remarkable love of money pcrvsde
the enfrancnisei population, while the vote is
divided, As many negroes have revoted at the
coerciye measures OF the campaigning politi-
clans
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-08


The London Society for the suppression Of
crime has seized since lo54, l33.76 obscene
prints, l6, 9l2 obscene books, and Il 060 sheets
Of obscene songs.
While oxcaya,ing tie cellar for new church
in iowa, a valuable VEN Of iron ore was struck
when the trustee. concluded to put rp with their
Old meeting house while longer.
At Raleigh, North Carolina, some thieves bur
CARRIED a grocery store, and coming back again
e found drunken policeman eating bread sui ba-
q con on the steps They shampooei him with
D molasses and filed lis pockets and boots with
. solt-soap.
4 eayalry officer on the Plains reported, not
long since, having attacked varlke party Of
eighteen Indians and killed sizfcca Of then; but
as WIS the usual custom, the surviving Indians
had carried the dead % the fed aal escaped
with them
a lunatic in New England town vas dis
coverl one day last week at tie grave Of his
father in the cemetery, having dug to the coffin
.-t-l,.;7. 49,
- '
'-'-7
lA5 houston '4e4-s) l'''' pa'iiSne' 'l'
following receipt; - l. '-'Ae strong cheap ley,
take barrel oil eastern wafer ahi d dozen Ga
p-no'rs's' newspapers iaiA well together and
''' ''-'' Va ''''-''-
10 Aroos;ooA county Maine an Interesting
relic OF the Jesuit MISSIONARIES mas been als'o'-
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MAKE HOME BEAUTIFUL.

A little money invested in good Pictures will do
more 70 a7Osn and make pleasant home than
much lager sum expended in any other manner. A
fine stock Of Engravings, Prints, throucs and Pho
tographs, win a great variety Of Frames are for
sale by
@. o. FRENCH 4 co.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-08

Or. BELLS BIrTERs.
These Bit lrs are uounderfIl and approved ys-
rstable tonic and Alternative, and though but a short
time before the American public, have attained Sc
lebrity for their curative qualities wherever intro
duced, and are finding rapid sale They are mrs
pared from formula Of Or. Bell. an eminent IN
glish physician, by whom they we're prescribed FOR
Complaint, Diseases Of the Kidneys. and an lmnnr
tiles Of the Blood and ailments arising from de-
dered stomsch. They are slightly stimuli ant, plea
sale Wholesale and retail by the proprietor. ''i
WILLIAM ROOT,
CAPT. Pinto ]. BIrss, Travelling Agent.
Burlington, Sept. 4, lSs9-+SWiy
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TO THE FARMERS!

I'VE would can the attention Of Farmers to
w DODGE'S PATENT COMBINED
NOW En- AND REAPER AND SELF
RA n Err as being in Lgitness 0fdraft Convcu-
lent to handle and DURABILITY the most profitable
machine Tor the farmer 10 buy. Il Is made Of The
best of material, with wrought iron Guards faced
with hardened Stee!, with Steel Gutter Bar that
never breaks. Having been impreed the last year
il is adapted to cutting both grass ant Grain on nm
even suTfaca, whether lodged OF tinglef win nor
fest satisfaction. II will re sold As a Mower or
combined or reapin- all kinds Of grain. corr sc
The Machine Is kept Tor sale by Ladd 4 Clark
Milton, Nennis Fish. south Burlington a
has Tor ssla HAY TEDDERS. and the best mia az
STEEL WIhE TOOTH HORSE RAKES.
n. 2. MILLER
May 25-dlGS&w6w sheIhnro Y,
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e. :. PECK. VI. D..
PHI YSICfAT AND SURGEON.

OFFICE pad STORY FIRST NATIONAL BANK
BUILDING, COLLEGE STREET.
Regular on hours, to Il q. n. to 4. and to
p. n. June l6-.fdSwm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-08

1.-THE INSTITUTE PAMPHLET CASE" The
ser spEaratu. for preserving Pamphlets, Papers,
Sermons, Legal Documents, d c., with an index for
easy reference, 10 necessity in every library, and
b for sale in this city by
G. o. FRENCH co.
April s0-f-d&wa
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-08

TWO voiaaes Of the Weekly Free Press, prompt
Il return Ct which to the Fsrx PEEss OFYrcK is
Yeqgesse. secl5d&v6
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-08

WITH THE oosBISAuos STRING CUSHION.
New and Second Hand Tables slvays on hand and
for sale at The lowest pro.s. Give me a call
April 2s-w6n X. z. WILMARTH, Agent
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Use ESeNflC'S E'ails EIgfiss e
MAGIC OIL.
IaIr NORIIS LIKE 4 Oh ARN,,

WINS ii II . n 7 IT ItH'"
This is the hest Family Remedy 10 cure all kinds
Of Pain you ever tried.
1t is clean, safe and delicious to use. and II YOU
use II faithfully, 1T WILL DO YOU GOOD!
Directions on each bottle. Buyit Of your Drug
gist or Merchant where you trade u they have
not 90, il on hand they will send or IL. at v, ur re-
quest, and sell you GENUINE kENSE'S PAIN
KILLING MAGIC OIL, az the manufacturers low
est price at retail.
81 Sold by Druggists, Merchants and G-o,o-s.
~ l. put upin three and calle1 Trial ze,'
Medium Size" End " Large Family size, bottles.
turer, PiTTSF1ELp MASS. wholesale by
HEN KY CO,
June l4--weowGtdItIy Bur ngton, Vt.
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MALLETT'S BAY BRICK,
I 100000 COMMON, and 100000 PRESS
l., ED BRICK, at Mallett's Bay nrick Works. for
ssIeb by
J. W. BROWN.
June 20 WIN Milton. VI,
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pupular 8fmsdies.
Ayers CathartiC Pills,
For all the purposes Of & Laxative Medicine.

TerNNNs NO OII1 HI54IVT1u
is 80 universally required
by everybody as a cathar-
tic. nor was eV,r any be-
FIRE so universally adop-
tedinto use, ir every coun-
try and among all classes,
as this mild but efficient
purgatiye PiI. Toe Oovi-
Gus reason is, that It is a
more 70 iableandflr more
'eIectual remedy than any
49, III. v-ha hara
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ras Wy. S,m3uE calls the Beethoven
Centennial, '' which recently fz-,ed out in that
city. tAe Verdi jubilee Of the seventy two
pieces ofmusic on the weeks programme Of pro-
ceeiiugs there were sixteen o. Verirs come
sit'.a, srd two Of Beethcyea's s.. IL whose memory
'A- ..stival vas supposed 20 be given.
lie Boston J5lracl meaci.as case u some
'aet y-tEo Irishmcn being summoned to tes-
uiy 10 case in the Superior Court of Massa-
eh7-etis, and preferrIng to swear with uplifted
hands, not ole Of them taking the usual oath by
kissing the Bible. They hsi tie judges per-
mission to do this, but the reason for their
choosing this form Of taking an oath, is q nys-
terry.
The Paris correspondent Of New York ps-
Per relates how the congregation at the fashion,
able church of the Madeleine was shocked out Of
its devotion the ether sunday by the arrival Of
a number Of ladies il the fullest full dress that
can be imagined. The g;rse, an Old soldier
hlushed up to the cars and several fashionsb;es
took cut their fans and GOV cred their faces 1t
was soon learned that the fair ones so very
deco'lets were Americans, whe-eupon prudery
commenced violen. attack upon the Ameri-
can eagle. They we're Cu52ns.
curious case came up in the P;egister's
Court in Philadelphia last Saturday. George
a. Al'er and his wife, Catherine. had heir res
pecti'e wills some time ago drawn up.
with the intention on the pat Of each to de-
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2 g.5t4s.s -Ec7. Nan fl-:ur--, s-a cd.
Property Cu7srs-
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Or. BELLS BITTERs.

WILLIAM ROOT,
Baxter's Block, College Street.
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Scuing 5narhinrs.

?. II. SINiONDS L co.
burlington. Apr. D. lS-1 -fdIvkwts
The Republican journal., 1870-10-06
lEONA.

Leona, the hour draws nigh,
The hour We have waited so long
For the angel TO open Il door through the sky,
That my spirit may break from its prison and try
If voice in an infinite song.
Just now, as the -lumbers of night
anne DER me with peace-giying breath,
HE curtain, half lifted revealed to my sight,
Those windows which look on the KINGDOM of flight
That borders the river of death
Aud vision fell solemn and sweet
Bfmglng CLEANS OF nornlng-lit land
! saw the white shore which the pale waters beat
And heard the low wash rs they broke at hti,
feet
Who walked on the beautiful strand
And | wondered why spirits could cling
TO their clay with struggle and sigh,
When LIES purple autumn is better than spring
And the soul flies away like sparrow to sine
IN a climate where leaves never die
Ieona, come close to my bed,
And lay your dear hand on my brow,
The same touch that thrilled me in days that are
fled,
And raised the lost roses of youth from the dead,
AN brighten the btiet movements now.
q come not in tears to my tomb,
Nor plant with trail flowers the sod;
There is rest among roses too sweet for its gloom
And life where the lilies eternally bloom
IN the DEMONSTRATING gardens Of God.
Lcona, good bye should the guief
That i gathering now, ever lac
Too dark Ton your faith. you VIII long lDr relief
And remember, the journey. though lonesome, i
brief
UNcl lOWl;ud and river TO me
The Republican journal., 1870-10-06
OCTOBER.

~ ,,;ll-t- l,,1 49,. J., H., -,
~ oliDh,tti Hu ,l. iG ~ nouiliS song
hlom we .lutii II makes so PLAIN
10y 'iiI A., .NV WIN cues ere lohS'
VIII chill the pallid world again.
=; m1uIhlul Whd OF midnight: cease
- 80 nrr3ah your i"W' pr"pholc SiGh'
O." '!g'rlN '"f my Nplfi' peace
And feel December drawing nigh.
,
~ HhenliY; Vctohyr rum
NII iIA' 'i't M'lihlG uh"erlohe--
AZ H." Pt't' p IVuuA ." trlN pane
The Republican journal., 1870-10-06
PROPERTY RIGHTS OF MARRIED WOMEN
From the Philadelphia Public LEDGER

The act just passed by the British Parlia-
ment to amend the law in relation to the pro-
prrty of married women, has some features
which secure mems rights AS we'll BY one
of its provisions Il man who marries woman
in debt, does not, rs heretofore, become LA
bic for her debts contracted before marriage
1t is among the legends Of the Fleet Prison,
in London, that Il dissolute Countess, impris-
oncd for debt, married the prison barber,
aud thus, changing the debt to her husband
left him in jail, while She walked abroad
This is one of the rights, " OF which the new
act deprivcs English ladies. BY the new law
a married woman having separate property,
becomes Liable to the parish tor her hus-
bands maintenance in case he becomes a
pauper. This is another loss Of Fright :" fol
under the old law Il woman could keep her
marriage settlement intact, while her hus-
band was supported by the parish. a mar
RED Woman's separate property is liable to
the same claims for her children as if she
We're a widow; but her husband being able,
IS not by the act released. On the other hand,
the wages and earnings of married women
are secured to them, and her receipts alone
are n valid discharge to her debtors. De-
posts in a savings bank in the woman's
name are her separate property. She NAV
effect insurance Of her own life, or on that Of
her husband. Insurance by the husband in
his Wiie's favor is declared trust tor her
benefit. married woman may maintain an
action at law, even against her husband. But
he also has the same privilege; and if the
woman gains Il ''right'' in the case, so does
the man. Personal rs we'll as freehold pro
perry coming to n married woman by will OF
inheritance, is her separate property. The
act is not retrospective. and its operation
does not extend to Scotland