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I.atielo far Fruit Treas.:. i i
L. , .: , PRINI'D Aitli PUBLISpE . II.#3 .:
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1,7, which come r2"0111 the nursery on •
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toit derigued to be sierManent, iittit I4.,unntn,la .4tyVhSerk4:oli,eriTlBl3 TWP .. ...ipi.i.All,
lld be reploSed ,with permanont,ones I_ l ll l l bei charged. No -.paper. dliconPiniedr uutit:
• • i all strrenrages are Settled,' except at,>the' option
tof the I leisure after planting. BeTartion- . ,--: • •
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ic wirelhy whichtlis label is attached -; . Advertise:mints inserted at the Tate of so'.ots;
Ilia the' looay of the tree, - otherwise iti per rquare, of fifteen lines for. onejumertiort—
,ciatlr subtNuent insertion 25 %tits., A liberal
1 e tut ii•owti, be birelv d-ttrit , auct trito-t.
. ! h,connt mode to yearly .tulrertiser.,:i , - ';!
I,,juk! the tree. • The sery„...beitt,labzls i
. 0. _.:..... , i ;icy -Letters and cominititicatieur; - ty'• raftli;
r%t r . II'SCI - in 11, Strip 61 tIIIII B.ICCL 0111 l
~/1 „,01 1,:„, pr. - Arsirt 4tteption
1 - incites long, an.] three-fonrtlis of an
:a one end; cut *so n's• to taper - t 0 a i
'hi' other end ; whiefi, after writing 1
• ra the tret.., the ildte when set out.
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li:7a:tied, zoo to l)ent round ore of
hiliiiiiibes, with thewriting o
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i brAnch grtws it will tipand without
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gricu aura LO 11tjttt.
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raising"' A' rfikwitnehe--'and I imperi4l. - , i ell centaro a .lettct • front oi 0 ( *.: - . - 10 , 1 . stgii: is, -,32 . 9rover,..niuch More Me' hlt, - P
agaioillic.r-alloft Il s c ! he- li i l i t sird,ri ,g 6 , t.4 , u 'lrtr .. lle'is in the' het 4f ths-i tied iu t./tekro nequtre than, tile . thoughtless Jiro apt to:
1 ; ,..„e. p ,ta n „. : l f i note , hta , ,:tafeit . . - litien,iu , nraer c... 1 ,-,-.. m - .... - . . L.. • - ... i; -- ..14ii - Titnis inregin,e, .It iS espemally so_mtib the weak
4 - 4 cent"- ''tlte irrt
\., • • 1' • •k i t / 1 i o f term:lee, uoin ware v .
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table •' ' he- un lesiva ncl• the-.d ,
go. see r ,.bntAbeirdinea Tale, coo e . , , regu ay y „-,
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raitit 4'p:tad, Anil. it, .we !k e eir..heei, and they 1 fovring:-:Tlie i re -tit r tritti
,nenre - not spending. . ,It ts a.tare,thing. form victim,
been !tied of intemperanee„2o be 'turned / from. the er
eal t',ufforti.ii,!'as trell:an,tirot,trday.t.hruitiolniotl_thatthe'l;riter ha l. :i
I.ert,the piaiw.or - spettd„ an,,oecasiottal Amur. And tirot hin feelhigi tit ty• •• aced to be ror'or bin :.ody, by , violehee and obem--
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rle must be dealt !rib kindty geatly, and
bother , thernl - to.Aftek , -4.ettrivitrici2or •'4W ' ' .' ' i. - . '' ' '
"t• spina ,fancy ;..work; P l " y k kla - 't re .`, 41 ,, 9 4 t r article to a be' ig"orointiirtti announce -- .
, us plav ; and . then, as a grey t 'priVilirgre,l 44 a/- 140 4)...4.. ...,,,,...... -; , • .
f negroes even. generously. Alcit this -course is sel
s pecessa- darn pursued. -The vilest epithets are et*,
1 when there arc no "club meetings," social 1 ."DoyEn, enn., Dec. •
-, ,-.• , 1.. p . loyed, and in man y 0111211 the bitterest lin
gatherings or anything else .to intorfere, !1- 3 lnfrW)Jiyh isl taking us to, lieltalikta osatioast•..ark lavished upon'. hlnn - Ill'o
sla;es.'"--Z. la eitriskici:tirritste.:pitidtlen,- •te rouse the
thy kindly alinw us the right to sit in the : just st2ppell itt the chief t
stite. room while they smoke, chew tobac,m, I county,,st which I datd .ar
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... ...caore:l too young to as- spirit of 'reSislanie,. - aral.tbUi toeintfliin
rend the papers, and perch their feet on the
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whole village is in a atone m
tto 4 excitement -4- Mat iul n' , the defensive, have bee removed .l•a t
her than to cure; Tbeso _I are witlas
The white population is arlated front heatrrtYitin-vanse. pr.pular places. Out of a; which are alinlst universally contededo---
top of our clean mantle,' or stand, mid by
and I iiee even littli rhildren, Whin i j bind - of . two hundred negroes who were I Ana yet they urenut buficiently acted up
way of conversition, remark every few me-1 t.) fmt,
can hardly carry the nit: soil cartidge-b4,lmarchfng, up nt Paver, about sixty' , have! on. The f a the r wli-_, hoes his son led awa y
ments "what an: im.ohnably long evening
. with w i nc h . th ey are r.uir,ilied, iu -order ! t o! been arrested. I saw these whipped yps- Iby the temptations •of gay soviet y and
.this is." ,
nutcase the force. Th?l . alartn is'aboueallerday, at.. th? Cumberland Iron Works.- j gradually imbibing a taste for strong drink,
will !laic 12111irty otners h iye returned to their 'work, I lies a duty of more than ordinary delicacy .
I :Now, Mr. ll4llitor, this st tie of affair;
! cannot always last ; truth is mighty' an.d l uegro conspir t i ey r of wlipti
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and the limo will 'come ' heard bt;fore receiving my Itatter. I acid 'rand the rest are in the woods. ' Bat to) :I t- I and Tespon:dbility td perform. lle should
I must prevMl,".
exail itififruLition.is p03;3ib1e. 7 1, tfjppt at
_pi s :l;g° or murder has yet Wen ' not denounce it is a ti t ofprep,ion, and
when wonian's inguence will be fel and I van Ili
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What I have not seen lily& f, I have 16 . 7 tide.
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__ , leave the erring you,th to' pursue the down
',l aatiowledgedi and her rights respected.-
, , 'i. -- ""In - fl ying ti 4 blacks - oily': carry -,off_ , _war,d_ '.einirse as fehilly,es area . but he.;
But I will - write do Imore now, on the! sub- tninoti from er.l.witneS4o4.
hotid 'Dever ire aTms anidtuunnitiOn_ - „ -- but-of-thea they car- i shan't]. 1- entleaior to: witilay seine connte.r. I
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je'et, and ice if any -person will take u i p my "Before ti)e uul,)r
g i ve my ; ,tanotog. excited 'groupst,oll people{,-.fr o m, ! r • all thrly, can, and in inany - pl" -- act - - -i rfaseinaiirm-te inspirit coafilence and rt . :l
"eauntlet -" if so J. Will try and
a , whmn are, till - nib:4l(ld frequtittly m o unted e ally at l ) ttYer, the 'whites are short .of pea i;Peet, not by - f . c ---- ritinr :HA violerie.,‘ but by
1, - mind a 'little more clearly. I have Mid
•I, terrible ,tuna , get ti ng ' u , "omit: tie plume ! no!sseagors, %spit revolver in hand and , !iflel-if en Th ey wou ld h av e given its weight j • kindoess affection, - 'rningled with a gotttl6 ,
I that just exactly pleased-me L .- I think I I slung around 'them., • qhere-Itre else ..atll l l-111 ',.gold for' , any we could procureffor I and yet 11 siozitidiint reproof. , And •tio'.
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(have, at 'lasi, iMeeedded in fi u dijig--ono th a t , vulg., film th 4 neighbaring l farms mount- I - them, , , 1 . J \ • • with alinast - every iirhaso in the-life -• of a
li r i s t, su it s , N ls r,
,d o nt youagrce witii - iii-e--?.:,e , d men, wd(Oe horde -9 , t•ovetH willt•fO;im, k ! I I: ‘f ill ‘ijae i ncgro pyi. oners are firs4-exam- drunkard. the iufiirmity -i s , a , f e arf u l . .. ono )
Forfifiiitil L Vou, I work by rule of contrary, ,-sa,ow-the Fpi - •ed with' tvhdcli ' hey were rid- 1 se.pralely by aja y who deeidwl.etlt- but is :curable by - -.he proper nicans- r attd
and I. would 1w rite von ,thought it gifted : tic-li}c En - r l ll - 110!(1 - ;inil in ' it o' e r Ibiee.,dd- terlt is ne essary or net to bring them to- these means should - beapplied-with the . tit
.
I j , Atiing houe:es,, tifcri( --- touL_J iiublack •ter- I filal before a magistrate. This - preetitt.tion ' mosl: eitro and ssiidialty. -7 Aslitins for,
me lice.Mse I mg a /pear WOO%
I, vitntslar.: oWying { with qiiiiiiii -- ..4, - i4in _.-..n tad 1 has alreatl) prof:laced. a good 'moral .effect: theildcbriate are yeti new institutions.; cum!,
; A tIl T1.,:,pe..t,
r-- , ---.I3ET:t IIEr.r..6WS• ; promprotiss the. std: given ir) thcm: --:- r -----1,.A.-1 tr Id son y•esterlay, the pdan_wes i parAVery 'Rpeakin:•; but iu It country - dike!'
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1 ----. .NoaTII SEIircKLI, Dec. 11, 'at, - I ".t lint - .omardi•hy min . witli hay°. I - to kill di% r, --- iir-the_i L iolated farms and es-' mini, -so fell o f ex pit, ;nrent , and
_with ,4
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• who lte_tilreateped with• bilging in aifew i town Di u e: eh countY• In this way a frOe - ' - 61ii - t - ,Td -- to induce td i despontlency and lee , '
A VERY POLITE .T.UG.Dt. ' --- -' .
' ‘ • -- • - hour.. For fi ve rut them till threati!witl , path Wuii be opened on the Cuniht,!rlatid Ito e• or, they stein: t'o us entitled. iu hr
t be eart i;.I alit , Alto the other farm 1
, 'trout Naslilville to tfie,.Ohio. by this route. I esp iril manner tol the attention -, of t r ite
(3f,resrner Moore, 'of Illinois, tells s very
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cell opened .o 1111- .sy fit r'rthetic awl tile tildlanthropir• . i
the chiefs of the ii,ot,, they %re 1 a •,Yull. .
took . , , - 1 • ,
rieltiattl-edonf , ;ol . one of :the I,ratly indoes I t w ll :"''''
' ' bt ti •i, ir- - : no"t put ' 1 i 1 • 4 ' 1 :i
tuat riete, n ic got ri o out.s to ni tk , ) itc,-piaintafir , e , with the rope nois and Indiana for ail who pelt in -• -... r ...4.---- LI
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file J - ..t.d.r of f ti , comity and his family
, the tevolt.
TbiE SLAVE TRADE.
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•the , • rd ti , t ant ,of the seusitive '
apon r • CO ..E. I. t. ,
::tad can-iderate rintc rrn r.:. , -
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have come alioarrl bar brat. is sguing: _
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..._Fided -- , ---- e - in In by the nlane of Green was "At 4 o'vd - tek to day re I stoppeeabitre
reenvictr.l of 'triutd,r, raft tile jitolgo , 1 4 % ,„; miles iti : ol 'r no, at n pi- e,' °snort outlni* -.
'..i,-,i,!4 ! .4 z o r , a ,..„ ; ~ ,,.1 1, ,,,,„c 0 ~,,f d r , t , ii• iir ,,, n t i,, and Imo , NVollis. The irtablislimptrof
culprit. ( . ..Iling on tlie,prisoner t'.l riS:', the Ilii4 11.1nW and a doz.rn Imurrs surrottitagg'
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hi„,- 4 i it, coptis-i, ,tog,•titer with smut. putty'
-4.31 r f I rel.n; th . joryo l y you are gu :p v
. huts, :111 Jill, L111'141 ;1 3 ~f Li•;:•l,lael.i a
'f m'ir'%et, fi t: I I•, W say;, y.,u 'ace to !;-:\ 'l4r,ii" hotistt T:4tl' t :!I't I•altk ' .16.!Ilt. lit • y no.
- loto!• I w.int
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' 3,mi: l '. l i inlkin
,er. , ,•'.; to.lmotv th a t i t i. t...,.-,t nor' ifi lire' ro:4ir rey, Ot.licriltiroes, I
an I it try dunce the ii. i.l of hi s s choicer . - '
, net I who condemn y o u ; i , „ : , i., '1, 4 jar} „,,, } •:1, the I . , :traty, ,I , th,•ir oi,litutrywork '
Fn all faii.tie hi-sr her tover's trehrt,:i.:.: t tbo 1ntr...„..-..Mr. i . green, at. , ,alilt time, iir u:' , I ,11 ''' ,11 " 1 . 0 1. • hl, is t t
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you time for pr..ranri , o,
wiri :le i.r.,,tar , •. 3 "II 1•• • I - hnot , 2 sad rages.
• • ' . c . • in :in is-tic•r r• , , "if it 1 ' l ll .origin 01 it tuts back tl tire 'IIir.,F7EP!
sled, . at , p p: , m-! , _ •
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I your i: es .r, I a , n rv: Ix at -iov - til;, ; tI, ~,,. 1.1 11 - C 1.1i:/..,iy,I1 ..ids; 1 1 ;11
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woo, lzi.l :: , e e l, :v h'; - na-pitver In kill the di -Lance,' the cello of the uclie hind-- air :tit
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l 111. orek ir. 1.n.,1.•. an i ::, , u-dial LlAler ta::.. n , , , 1 to tient to-ky end - I', itne.eo The. do
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.• -, T .I rinds ef cre.liel:eil.r. stlrrim-, it ruin:, to' ir:-. fallen platb.rin. Bit . i lin:. conr„ tit It I i
`'‘,..i, „or. r..',:rtif tt,".' said the judge "Mr.
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. y-ur;c:)Vc•• L eader more - I.,rellitig an.l reoklirig , oc orta i s il ly,"l„, 41,1 t h e lilt „,,ner,,,
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l o ; tricywi•.; find it ,r-•:.;- , erir-rr to cur- . I :lted la . •••• ' Wilh your own hands you ' Four weeks from that day _
Mr.% d rocn traS
k :•:. ' -..ys ti.e Mit:::::-..su Furt ter. r,:tY,.. 5...v0r , ..:.1 t 14 ., o. Co-trAi In ?:a n t" that : hutr , , but not SO much ta his own satistac
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nce -- ou -ills day
v.:ear:illy untto--tr,,,1 t•yt,. lty y.u: W,irks y,,,. polish. Alas I forlicun- o f li s - convi c ti o n.
:,•-, inn Erase; tie r-o'll't I•e'•!"''''''-7 sylw.ttlii. ' 1;11-t . not of - 3, 3- our :Napa:equ i
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_,•,.,-.,--- -.. the b^st-Plaa I r ';'?1:'-'iY 19 t., 801111..1110, gay„ Pleasnre-loving France, I • ' •
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f'• - ..-r , :e . -there he i!sureto lint ft.strata .ant] p r o u d, exacti ng / England, tail me.
t . !!.: , 5,7 . .
..U._,- a 1,-pting .. this :nothu,l. ruins nor' thar . littYr Wellington conquered- the
t , .• ii-in enftLled tq .crawl out of the room, , iron Itallfs of him, the lion-hearted Empe
`%-':.7 .IT,,rrio - o. Arrorther mode of Ire-- ror: - "And you, priest-ridden lrelanli, point
I. ,a, -1' I .V) s he Ilti ^ :PlP I Willi e!;11 . 11 safety, nit to the
,ifloomy dungeon cell; or the lier ?
--. _,',:,:.-,i.:, ft ro , ta li•le.1 with gtrioi:4••, is ti ) . n , ] tvaff , dd - ', inhere the youthful Emmet ' , I T
; ..ii..7-;,. F ,„lc„ f I„ e r,',,, the m : v ie., ' ara l il,Zse, iortsl i up his pure life; a sacritiae fur hi , .
~, v:11 a:. i:i Oat air in breathing and ex..,- cm: l n tr.Y'l liberty. Tell me not, A meriea,
- that amath the peaceful sliadesiof Mount.
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1 to-non rests the liero-form of' him, " the
r-1. , ":- irr:-,1 fsraters in Washington counts ' Chu:inn-this - of the W°A,"-.' the , Ittlict of
°- - • i re.isi,-,,7,in - .1:? , t f. , r sheep
I feeTtp g, 'Um!his csmutry-our own belosed,lVashington.
•• i with it.. • They eon: it thickly. , :
Tell me not of the gallant Lafayette, the
n.. inceor nod liner stalks, but less breve Marion, of Jefferson, Adams, Cll3-
' • .:*- 1 - -ss in erect is nwre than. tia•le up and Webster ; for lo ! a greater than they
•::: , :ft -.• l rein.° of the..-t1:1 1 ,.. SGwil is here• L -ev•••el " I'ennylvania's favorite
ti.c ya:ile-wi:i bec.,arSit. • :Siteop,. -- it - i - t , , sin, " our ch.)-"e l3 Pr''' ,- i 4.2 nt• ()It :•' tell
4r.ittr.r.ve wen Da it...-pittshurgh it not-it, Gatli, publish it not in the streets
_ - ' - )f .1-]salon," Ics: the sceptre serving sons
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___ - !of Britt:it:hi rejoiee,and the serfs of .1 es
ilii io.r. Pr-rztotiA Awn CigNita.l.l. De- prie RUrSia. lift up -- their heads in t,lzcn - of
-- - ih , • , e ir'..e. tint wish to the roost cad-'. race t more servile than they.
'arotet ly f.,r th e se compiniats, will never ,
, . But I hay. , ;run entirely off, my suhject,
i.: ' :irrtrist of tie Oxygoanted Hitters.- I I did not inmost saying anything against
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; person, he is good enough in his place ;
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..,... - I ...—ln:i 'rerrahp. le SAL , . 0 . )0 . I though t ,have toy 'doubts if the - " Presi
f.:l,..l r:aiteirr..)wing e4entries in the • dent's chair" is just the - place flu bitn ;
r.. 1. 1:. ir eltincired that nt less thau ' and it' we - had had cur way lic_wouli never
'rt.! , - of 1 , -,i, ; ..e wia IA \"shirpci, to have ,go: there, but if our -nice is - ever
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The a:: of \ tLe app.est-, ha ilk, even' talking politics to our ,nearest
•r ,,,, liirerr..i.,te..e. it is ne_uncoMmon thing' neighbor, why the ci-derant c. Lards of cre
`"•••iret'untri tipples weig h ing fro'a one an:di:o;mi" (Leaven save the mark) are struck.
-, itit. , .liri..i pons:.;. : , \ timmetliately t , du mb with - astc an d
„- ; . . _-_____......._-___. ' -I . kitten - what a - ftr.ss is made about woman be
-s",rg F:.ur • , . , ,„ . ,
. ~, _ay is ..troaSll.'--At Mo'n-lliug "ott of net spnerei,, I Irish you would ,
!t t.sh,c this, betweed March end the middle ;be kind. enough. .3lr. 'Editor, to tell me
::ai1..,-r, Lighteed whales, p roduci ng 1,3,- itwhat is woman's oiler ." -
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Cl rdi..hate been taken Ly the C;11- 'li' They talk ofkwoma 's rights; woman's
' , 4 it,i,ci.ore-. The oil was vrurtb, in San <rights, indeed I I'd like to know what
nstl, r,..,, sl4 .( m t , v 42. : ' • . 6 ii >ate they alb, to 'women , Pare
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TlonpA on liarrnls, kegi nntl pnils,
aliffips art bnies - ; tubs awl bales,
Arc articles im:ispensable—
But hoops rs they pub out AVOMAR'S dress,
!Sinkim; the woman stem so much less,
Arc things most lutlefen4ible.
Hoops when thiih sturdy clasp confines
• In brown old casks the. richest wines;
Aro , objects cf nibtiraticu
But hoop:: us pqrt of.woman's llngagC;
Are like She whonp , i of
A . vile ; .
Ifo-is make pretty tclys, •
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Tut hoops no iroglanlgeutlh
Are things tostiCet , at and to scofF,,
ofi a whnotiitig-cough
useful; nor 01'mameiltal. '
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filids it hart with' licrVo ~•
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Practical , Amalgamition.
The New York Tribune, in some remark s
"upon the charge .tnado against the Repub- -
liean party as advneating a fusion of the
white and, black races instances the follow ;
lag easeothich puts the boot on the 'other
f );.t: •
The late Col. lliebard'l. Johnson too k
:me of his own slaves to wife--,we dn. no
know whether with or witb'ont, benefit of
clergy. j We have always understood, how
ever, that be treated her through life tsitli
uniform kindness and reg..rd,it is well known
that he educated' his and her daughter+de
tipatels, and in (Inc time married them to
ttvo white Kentncky. Dem lerats,_ ig a
good iltrin with elch. So fair as we. - kriow,l
they still live, and arc rearing up,nnother
generation of _Kentucky 'Democrats. Ili
the t ; .full knowledge.. of thesee - facts. the
Jackson Democratic party chose Col. .tith - -
snn as'their candidate T.w Vice Pre4denC /
and elected hire in I 836; giving hitn.l
OM-votes - of. most of the Slaves States.'--1
He rat in• 1840, and fell with his party . ;
but that was not his fault,, as he was a
stronger candidate than his colleague Mar..:
fin Van Buren. Had he possesed a littic!
more-sense, or kept himself at me.i
of speakingall over the country the brave,
kind-Lnne% Colonel:would have bean men
minted fur- President and elected;_ for 'lle
Was popular till 'death 'and we do not know 1
that his family relations ever cost him a''
vote." • '
iffirThe inventor of steel ring crinolines,
in PariA, realized in five weeks 45u,000 ou
the•.proceede `of his invent! n. -
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` li ' l " 2: "' ,. . • si•"• , '• W!!') !: 1 %-'•1!('Iltql :•) hill imiriia; of OUT al;m l imasL.s.and our prisjia l , •
him if tie refit• - ell 10 tak.,.p,xt ,i , ...) lb:: eon , :,:qA te I hat, tl.;:11 t..re. peopled :to a t;ciy eon- .
:TlT:ll'y Ihe miiiir...i.i..9,s..;:i , :!s
.pUt . tu-: Alertible estebt, tjuvugh thea'renu of in..,
irda 1...1 (9th-; ar..r.-:it ~ .f iii ;t ( i,...d.ry ne• , retuNn•anee-r—iutelitporanecs, Whieli •i-iii l fht
gro..s, who aliii. - ,st all e.m1,5... e ,3 ti - I,.ir'ecan- . :,c , Cured if •t it} proper i tileans:Wkireapfylied
plicity7.lll I gave the iii-st - ini . ::'ute . det .ii, in - to it. - -- . )l2trry e•-i the Poor wretches who!
rcgird to ills; i - x , --ctoi .' of their il',.", ~'.••• istAVC`.lit.tqn•- •, - itS Viditit 4 ,,nre. not afforded
Tne drat ii was tiotliiMg l e s. ; '1!,7-11 ;,: g , i , ra i . 4n opp4tuaity of reform. , They are sue-
I111:1; , •:ICTI... 'Till!.• Lt, •::CS Of ‘.1:1,•11 )li.iFj.SV . I.:e, ' roipid4,l with ...all ~- : _zotts of' tcmpta'tionsd
flora the •2,:3.1 to the.,l'..titi, ft ty.. . lili.wr, to. ; while.iliw'lick the moral courage , 13 r,,4'
,
cut the throats nt,'illl Gls 'vliites - Wlio-stir- silt. ,11 : lien, trio', they feel. 'that., ..
they arc
roun 1.. them; ati..l taco, this husart. , ss t , )..,_ , deg l C 0 51ligS, t oat 4uey have! log. caste 1 -
- ing done, tip-y w-te. to -march to the coon.: and..charticter, and th . at the future of tiiis-,
ty scat, where the• ne . groes of thetplave: iife... is/coarparatively• hopeless to ihem,' l .
would itiv,o ; to meet thimi to commence:, theiy.!'are'ritit to despond and despair, and'.
their orwrations. •• 1 . 1 - . inibiloo in still piffle frialitfut excess:o4.--J.
!'ln many the es the. White poptilation is Tlicy,,,hl.ar no voiceof synipathy-and per-
touch - less thauth- bleeds; so they- have i suasfon . there- . is .an home: or as4duni for '.
,united lo sustain odic another; and seem ' them; t i licy 'are.denouneed as olliCaitS and
..to have decided, its I told you 'in the bc s criminals, and they am often treated aceor- :
I ginning, to inflict c,xtreme puoishinent on ilivaly!. .
,The iniirmit,y is cipe that destroys!
; the four leaders of.rhe lot 'who 'who are pris- i butr(lpedy and mind.- It deadens the set=
otters at liver. / • Isibilifies, it. .brutalizes the nature, 'and it
"This is all that has irit s ispird thus, reiti rs beine;s•whii otheiWise are.ealtn, 1
,t
-far. As'ior the rumors ; which - tuay'even ; mod . rate ,and • gentle, little .
tile better !
,
' have reached you, of a more killed by a , Lieu s.: This is the case with persons' in
white main in a fight, and ;len of ;a white; the; higher coodilions 'of life,. and where
L - .woluan killel
,by -a negro;,by way,orre.;'elia deter is involved - , and education should
• prisal, and finally of a hand of 400 • slaveslexeOisela -moral influence. ~ But, how 1
devastating the farms and hilliagl the in madte - Innre.deplora6le must be the ,condi-
1 hAbitants---nothing of the kind ,Inis occur tkri"of the frieudle.ss,:the indigent,- the - ig-,
red. , C. G.". ,t. Inortint and the weak!' The results in a
CIA ti,KSVI IAX, Terri., Dec. 3 --We tti-.lMany cases are, as; We have described
~ great.
rived here at day-break, with somedati`ge:—dc - spOndeney, despair,lindulgence, crime,
to the boat, which compels us to reniniu a i disgrace awl Shaine ! And yet, as.aiready;
great part of the day. *This city • i >more , intimated ; intempeianee is curable.. -*it,
' tranquil. thin any, place we have •isited, l.perharYin every instance, but, in ninny. ,
t le white population:toeing more numer-; If-this .be the ft, and such is the opinion
us than the blacks.' till it has. Igo becalof Some:'of the wort distinguished mecrical
i ery much excited. . - :-- rmen dabs day, • ylutis sueVas haveLbeen
. Ail iron c 9 lablisliillent, in Fhich diglit•l suggested iti - th. eßa State. should be re
: I tin re ncar . i . es belo ng i ng 'O .. One man, !garded as among he essentials.oroui social
I a d d
was on the po int of suspending work.—; system .' They c‘ uld not bat be attended
'nie energetic attitude ot.thit
,proprictor, Litit.h . ,g 4 64.,
;ad • . .
;a the arrest of sit blacks_ wlto.fermentcdl l'herii arri-Inorover,•many natures-that'
i lthe revolt,suffieed to put down the . - attetnp- ! vierd / befire il first blow Of adversity:—
tdd insurrection. The "siioks are gning on, i'rhey feel that the world is a blank to
but a constant watch is 'kept. Tip six•ne- - ! them, they, cam at rally their energie;S, but
"trues have been condemned to the
,peui 7 ! sink into I 'hop less lethargy. It is niter,
-tentiary. Thirty others art' uoiltr atrestlinoreover:lthat re pdculiarly calenlated to
and awaiting their tri,al. •: . . . [be wen away the vice-of intemperance.
by
' ,'The credulity of these poor creatures i They j ? e e nnie .gloomy" and depressed in
is such that; on the .faith of whites who fipirits,rand they seek
,any excitement,
have excited theta; they fancy that CeloneliscareelY;'4knowine. what they .. -do. • And
Fremont, With a numerous force, Is weir-when they awake to all the horrors of their.
ing at the 'Mouth orthe Cumberland tilll situation,[ the result is; that, they are con
the night of the' s :23l arrives.., Then
,all tetutieda
a. re nd.. petition• of the sante error.-
despised, and thus driven, per
this army is to rise to• aid in. _theldeliier- ,hap',
te.
mice of the shirrs . . - . • To all such, an appropriate asylum wattXd.
"The- fuiniees on the Cumberland for . .
i t They could fly from the demoiCtsf
about "30 milegjtave.stopped • Work. - Cer-
,ratiett.
II rd'at once a means of escape and restki-
C reel•
lain establish:rams .einploying.lso to 200 iiiebrityi place
whiten of his kifltienee,;,ati*in the cenrse „of a. 4,
- tkemselves beyond th . .
!legs:tem,. hart not more then ..5 or 6 w.t
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',/IIS ERROR: NI). HIS CUTE , I
;...,-----" Persuative„litodues will do more.
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, :atiliu bittJrutss ei. seqn,"
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petition 14-in Simctren„: ri Yla,le.liti
liotte, in'favor of an A.s I y m t.)t. ipAri.itcf.
The 01j:a is l 9 Sllrlpl'i, : lVelll trill a II m-.,
wlic . rrin they shall . rectis such, l'e:t:IliC.11:.
Mil will rtstora theni to Fulllallelg of 11-,111.1
and p:mity of mind, and alsl afford th , :a:
sueli.firilititga4 win r...ader fly, iostitti:i,.Ll
- • - ; 7777" uovrrniszra
viethn4 of int , unprunec. This su'ujvet has
:L7ital..tl a , alo and ilgtirt in-the vari
.•..,rtti.:itut of the Vuian; and r:e behave
11 1 ;t 1:1•• ti•:p. e:•.uvrivir.:a
1 117 city •nril r•szir.l it as es.i - n.
'ill. to - bacc'aCleit one. .I:3•lutn - of :ho
kialleref , :rri'l to: Som , of our niost
tnelic-11 lncu Gavel tic•e!arcl that
intt.rnp..l - att,!•••• 14 a diceasr, and that in crier .
to crai.ju:•l , ' be
.11 t.),a, 'rdc•uliir tryalmitit rxiv:tiy • al.*
other•ln•ilatly. l in New York,
A•ylutu;..f this charterer is
e••:••, , fni nprrati In. We I:.tv•. ,- nothing of
this 1:1a(1, 11..)wo•er, in 1'0r.:..--,v;vlnia
ut,t.le by 1;in , ,1
.1.:11 1 ,1' , ..ithr hat • thus 1•Ir
• Frvai tilt; i'l! fi 11 tti.:t i Trkroircr
TEE POOR, INEBRIATE. -
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\ The southern papers are not unanitactu
firr re-opening the tw,tro. tratie. The Ch.-;r1
lestowu i the! Atercueg of thel
s.unri city; t 1 New I Oilcans Ihtit t ir and •0
flori•la paper with a hod name, eoutpti , ...'!
: .all the pretts'e.l trhieh, sinrr, the rier::timi, fa;
Viir the repeal of tht4 eta of prol
slavtt antl%4elitrilt,
;he ,:,r:•2 tra•le pirte . y..l Beane titt. , e
se4., re totitite to .n in • ftv , lr of tit.),
rep',..tl and re.so.ratimt, theca are t;overn' i t
I.ld Itni , of:- . t.ottl: Ctirt. Etta, aul
• i.;:,-enne; -
• Tite;.: two ;. 4 t rtes f;ant3
ent reat4eni. South , Carolina . i s 'o .. ttio
titeny in consequenie of haring s:,FI oil and
driven orf to -1 largeY her hoine !!rown stn k!
of SLIVC3. fil tiles iii rnttiDg Out from TIOV-i
!A:L. Lasing, I:l4enciug4 of 4.1 .;in, havint , '
too many intillto , , t , , ItT - Irttrrn koe?
hitt:Ls ,c.u14.2e1i0n. 1 - Art.l Florida one.
erty,S..e Whit we iris[ l e never toot within
icy _otlr.r : 4 t tie 'of
flo 10
p,intalF:e.
in Arri,,, , q, bo r
eutiuie., - Fi+Tri or `•u ut ,
for the c attrlircl t ß st. t eat of nori,la
in this.c the L-liorpo , l-.tootliel
wi!h. Th!e varictv 11 1 nil
anil on th:s Ist of Brazil,
that a e.laiiii4n eau; ; lik'oly C.)
betive..ii.hc slaves of, oil Stott 2;
-of this Coicui aml tlit4 of Flt ,t ri , .lik,.
a:-111 'Brazil • equal. there a
but aetive cariied on be
tween the coast and the •wcst
t!iia4 . of 'Africa, att011 , .. 7 ..4Rita cn:r erns
Profits and Vast riSks
woull prote!c•t
legaliiation cif tf;., , ..t Af4z^u , Slave Tra.le?
Carolina, we; 1644 . L(I a *ye to say,
itilges in no such laWlesk_enterprises - a4
this. .lint having sSvainps' to drain f -and•
-forests so LII; witLon't a home grown p)fu
lation-to wield the svide anti the they
propose an int:pollution of native Afrie ins,
and an improvement' Of the race, by putting
there, to halrdiablr; instead of the pastime
of catin,T,- each . oter: Governor Adamsdo. , 2s, not, ilidriing - frorii the language of the
CharlestosinStandant in 'development; of
the. Plan, - purpose kidnapping,. or stealing
the slfts-es thediselves,.bn the,caast of,Afri
ca, but buying them: 'from'
. the chief, • of
tribes, who will have stolen or captured
them before .or will take.thein' toorder.=.
f King Dahomey; for instance steals; the
slafes and sells :thorn; to Governor Ail l 'uns,
or the general agent Of,South Carolina, on .
the African:•coast, then)Bouth Carolina is
not g uilty_- ofkidnapping; abd iu "spite .of.
.that e legatinaiini, - qty per'alicAcil
per sr, it is a -plain business transactiqn -in
Which South Carolitia:.embarks.
South Carolina have her way.in, this ho . dest
andnecessary project;for. the. draining of
-her swamp;;,. and the subduing of her
fo . rests? .11 1 ; hat is•the.! Union worth. jwhich.
Elands intlie .way thes6 expedient
Scheuie,s of. imnrOvementf—Pitti. - Jour. '
Politics esota.
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A letter dated,'St. Paul 'Nov.:l7th says:
Our Territorial eleetiOn has recently
been held, and I find its result falselsr re
, pnrted in the liast'and South, It makes .
uot much difference 1to!t; it is reported, po,
Its - national
'politics did not con 7 r ,
trol the
~elections._ Success or, defeatgen-1
erally depended upe - tilliek: niCcr of a co
ty scat or some ocker'4Oeal \
the truth he known.Evfr since the or
'planation of the Territegy,the Democrat s have leen in the'ascendaut in bothobreach
es of otteLegialature. Aow the Conucil
, (which.represeuta the Senate\ ip the, Shiite)
stands 7 Republicans, 7<;Slidtu' l Demorat,4,.
and 1 .Anti Pierce, Anti-Nehmaka I t Frce
Kansas DelMnrat. The lince-Foco Liou's'e
is alio revolutioniztalL-eciasi i sting Of-19
Itipu:b4Cans. i 8 Sham, DethoCrats; and one
elected as Independent, who at *pub
lican /- invent and'heart, and'will be
vett.. So we bairn theta on
I gin t' hall& The fieait o p t ` -.the, T ercitiorY
is right: If we eoutd:iltave,sp:OktK3or
eresitient, Fremont would lijite•hed 14,406
out, of her 20,01)0 votes. • The inonigrati so
to to the'Veivitory-(and
inest a unit tic Ihe :demand, t'lN.9'inerti :-
slavery ' egaression!!_ ;Nett 'Years - s..tiflPl:
Will let in,* : we will contribute,: to, the
cause of Ere° Kansa, r4iiYit ' il i tr4io/ -
Tito Senator.s and -,two -Represtin,katirsoseth-,.
maintain our national Irittor w e iroicp w4iltAZ-0
shall never faltet"Ju ite speeelt,.apd 09,41tr , : 1 N
that will . strikts some strong. , brays#49t l k , ';
for lheftlauttainauceoi
ty, and the rights of men. Our people 144'...
with patience upon the. tentporary:llek.ts
the cause has coffered in the :Si.tenols
knots atirc_fa a CAA in - /trust.
er hatrtheltews or the victory 9f thejibliok
Power reached these plains, than tigekta43
man nrmed himself anew with Jaj!.h.s,nd
hope, and unfurled the banner of P.,„onagnt
and Freedom at the topmast--intr all the
low , future shall not sea it struck !
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-Extraord imity Developments. •
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A warning to wothen—Doings of a Mot- 1
rimonial. Siointllei—Tlv. elPets of 11.11- '
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,Illatrinioitial . ..Ailo-rtistnef, m its.•
A very ienrinltieaffair in the . way,erat
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rimonial Swindittri bas just conks fOlignt •
itthis ;city. For some, time it sculls , a
ituan e.alliag•-•fiittrilf/,Dr. S. 'rlirtslier'lA:i-i
lons, hasteen adjourning here - aittl-tnpviteg - H - d
in: respectable ";"circles. .Ile represented '
himself as a.man of wealth,and as he ',lived,
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and.appeared well, the,cireutnatinces seem= ;
ed to confirm his representations; though
I \ f,&ts r2cently . (.level vti , shotst him ,to have -
been not intlY a Jeret4....Didlei, but a deep r.
idytkl !scoundrel, e.apsble of petipretrating .
arly ciame. Lyons, it is said, ts , hy btrib ',
a-Pitiltadelplii:tn, but has lived in :thiiitcm, i
Louisi:Ma, where he states he Ints.it bred it
l t re,ilitrz, who is engaged in The...Pracidee (.:1
i'la - w. Another brother, a judo., he states,
I,resi.lesio.Qalifornia.. lie has resided 7 also
,litt I'i,n.inia • an , .l,oolfortna, and says that ,
'Aileihlts traveled extensively iu Europe, it.t..
4,4 a-nT Snu'li Atnerica; and it his lieen,
I statA L fial while in Liverpool, .he con:.
iiviered uf scone (T iil.4
ime, for which he W ',
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.4an'4:ney.l,totrawnrtatiou t., I.l.tany Bay , ,
w1i , ii,...., i.e subsetpieutly pane his escape. ..
' Ile, is .!. , out -15 years, of age, about tire ,•
1 fast an 1 el.vca inches in height., and wei:glis
.:bee: 170 oc,ktmlq had' black hair inelitit I
. , 7 . ,
't
ri curl; •
.;,..2s i .iark sill, a sualish exi,x,i
.i.,n, 11.mi1..4 r..-.ts,!, : . ..1,.1 ratiler, , oval fao.:..—
The g• n. ial ea..,:_ of his flee is peevish;
I . :att.:a f,, itti're, are in 6 - ite I, indicating, hith
to poss , l:, strcng in.(livi•latiities of eh trac
t:T. 11.- is a' mutt -f aui.uti br a.hireit , , i 3 ''
ill,=, , 'IliV e.ille.t.V,l ' hpA.l..l;s French wi:11 tlu- , 1-
- . . , . , h .
ey n v,.
, co: :nt, , ,k..
r .. titiy upoti,i topte , ,
Flays the piarto.X.,rt e . with 4 :, bi t;..,.te, and
i- extrcludy en4tging in Li, to toner. - Ho
' fir ac- it, can Le\asecrtained, he h.ts cou`.l-1
Fl2cl his setter(:, of of ri‘leality *...ssatimlliPs:
tvf.inert oi.rt,.‘4'.rtunne",- with whom to 17311:f
0,.t int . v,..-.4iiri t uni laii m, by adiertisine •
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wive:, rn the Morning papers. So syste
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or lad t' torsi .... inded, hay.l been his
,tl,k-cs, that qoa e , •15 a wc.olt Las passed
li:•:: I, , 'irt.s. not_ali . .•rtis. , l. - .
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0 ~,,, in cornmy t nieation with a lady he
v , all .litain a kriO7le.l , - - i of 1, , 1r pecuniary.
leire , toistanecs, anal it ! , i.te it - q.-1- 111.t.iliti, ;10
'i v : t . 2 l.' i ' t•otjtin ti ft.Jl l 4. ne4r1: 1 11tItalli?, hip' ttl'iL.l
him , -elf - in, her fa vt, nilli•; a form .! ..I , n•- , .:- -
1 -iti .. , n I, a. , ilivc : lien as •to em i 'i.,-.;M . , 1 'w.:.
ol , ,_lit - r'•m..7:ins, ' ( 11cr iris F,ll lees ini inalci:: : , .;
i n ves .. l l l /I t s f‘rlierp.,ieeept her tn , m r y, p ~.Ic.. -
I m, i: and tliseHnt; mit , his-visits 1n is stated' '
that.'"(i , itlii ! r tho list su WM 'r 11,, elo, - r ed with
lift!l,Virt? Or a eitiiir - i, tee'n , treillied Eter__to a '
u,iglibu'l'ilig vity, where he robb4-her ; of., '.
iter jewal,y,,m•l then leftlter. R. W slid )
al n,' that he Mai tied several wives; tioil"--':
1 11.,viti. , p..,..5e - ;•sed .Ifints2ll'of their means
has.l.7ft tlivin. Re. / (72,011y It'eaccid , mtly.for.
Aneil the aellyalutattee of a liniy w It' content-
1 1 t , l v , tl , eo 't . al fnrnia with I..lfat a lly.-'
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; lie volunteered hi advice-and aSsistanz.', '
and she gave him I 1 100 to make the ne'e'-s
-!sary prep./ratl'ons
,tor their departure,-106 to
!proeurethe ticketa. - • ;.l 1 - -
Soon afier-gi -- vink the Money, tlit lady a-1
icidentally learned Lyoue'cluiracter; una as
;issue d
was missing, she caused's warrant st n, be
Ilissued for_lii4 , arrest, ; arid, though it_was -
tin the hands of the pokicepum -forLwo_days
,provious to Lyon!Aileptaitu're, and t e officer '
tiapprei-ted of . .Lyon's . reid.nce, no iltrest
illVaS effected, aud.l4Yons left fur Ihiladel.
1 phhi; whence he left ou -W i leinesdiy week
! I in the steamship City of Wiestiington for •
, Liverpool, it is said en - rode for\4ustralia.. ,
!!But Lyons l , has not been gui i ity ofi'obbitt......; i : \;
' 1 his victitusipeeuniarly, but has 41,0 it4 - •Ki-j '
;ous instankts iiceomplished their riiiin;t 7 - -
Five-iustauces of this, character hive e-itio. •
lto - our knowledge, in one or which the Nio--
tier (a young lady) is now insane, and miler- .
over he goes, it will only be undoubtedly tc
move in the smile' path of villaink he knows
so well.
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ow - long Lions - I It in P ' ad, phis is
not komtti: it is eerta — boweyer that
in 1850,. and before;,he was_residing intho
State of Louisana. ' Certain it is,l that on.
the evening of the 6th of Atigiait;-1,850, '
he - waknumied
• iethe town-of C-- `.`, -
IL I LohisiMia, to. a young and lovely woman -,
ilitatned'ALr S . With- her he H.: ed. , ' •
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I:,probabiy some two years, .for, in ar .about
485-1, he reappareti in Philadelphia, 'whero . ' '
ebe snort math; quite a sensatitia. ; He! soOn—'-- -
ilsuceeedtd, by lase representations, in win- ,
:Inini; the coupdeticeot 31rs. NV -1, a '
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!rich widow of that_place, who finally'Mai ::I
lied - is .... persuaded that'she had' made
4 )a happy choice. liut her honey-moon i=aus .
of short duration. - - 1 ., • .' -
Three days afteithis!wedßing, kei bricle . &
Snd. bride gioom - leisiirreled., The • f ‘..t!Lie ii
on he_nlptauter" and happy bridegropuy
,wantedisotimmoney... . The iich tki# ref toed s
to give' him auy, whereat she wps assailed_,.'
ly the bridegroom, who, putting a 'p:istot at , i
her liead threatened to blnWiter.braiits,ou
!unless she handed out 'the deedful:' •Thri
threae - ilid not avail,' and..the brdegrootit. .i
loft the premises anti =tier again „returned
to either. ' , Thns'the charm was,Aopitdn.
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The .liseensolete brilie, rieelli; sad week! .^ 1
tri Lc . ;
a ly to cat
argil slain.
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