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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-15
RATaROABS AND FLANK ROADS.

EgATEkS OA rs AN . FLANK ROADS.
JMPROV EN- ENT is the order OF the dap, and
/ those who do not improve the present moments
are be,Iiad the times. hare for sale some of the
best upland in the county, part OF which IS well
improved 1t is situate 10 miles due north OF this
city, md near the line of Railroad The coniempla-
ted Plank Road will run through some of this land,
which, with the Railroad viii afford every facility
for taking the produce market. 7C0 acres are Of
tered and will be sold in lots to suit purchasers
The farm, known the HorHbrook Farm, is part
fthe lands now for sale.
If the above lands are not sold before the first day
of July next they will be sold public auction, of
which due notice will be given. Title beyond dis
pute. Fer terms apply 10
P. HORNBR0OK, Main street.
Evansville, Ma ch 4, 1850. mh5
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-15
POST OFFICE HOURS.

@s-The Post Office will be open daily from A
M. to s P. NJ, except the days which the Nor
thern Mail arrives, when it will be open until IL Z.
M go. Open on Sunday from to IL A. NJ, and for
two hours after the Eastern Mail by the River ar
riVes -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-15
y. E.. H0EIINGs WORTH. JNO. w. HUGHES
Wholesale and Retail
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE
HOUSE,

Wd5cT street, beI1feen U70ln and L0cNSl,
EVANSVILLE, IA.
THE undersigned are now receiving very large
I and well selected stock of
CHINA AND QUEENSWARE,
which, with their present lot, will make desira-
received from Pittsburgh well-assorted stock of
Glassware, and are desrous that all in want OF
the above articles may give us call, as we arc
satisfied that it will be TO their interest to do so.
We invite the attention of merchants and dealers
TO examine our stock, being assured that we offer
inducements to dealers entirely sufficient TO stop
thea here if they call. Orders put up with des-
patch so that they may go to any part OF Tie coun
try without brsahags.
RrWe are Offering inducements in retailing
Please call and see
iebI2 If HOLLINGSWORTTI & HUGHES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-15

NEW SPRING GOODS,
I II. MAGuEE * co. have jnst received and
- . are now opening their first supply Of SPRING
GOODS, consisting in part Of
$50 pieces cotton Pantaloon Stufts;
so do Kentucky JeanSi
40 do Satinets
80 cases ight fancy style Spring Prints;
do Bleached Muslins;
10 do S1ein Cotton;
bales Hickory Shrtings
Also
400 dozen assorted sizes Palm Leaf Hats.
AND
10 cases Wonen's Slippers;
10 do Ladies' Walking Shoes;
10 do prime Kip Boots.
The above supply makes our present, stock OF
Goods very large and well assorted. The Goods
have been selected with care and expressly for this
market, and we invite the attention OF country
merchants visiting the city to examination OF
them confident that we can give them great bar
gains. mill tt
lust received per Uncle Sam and in store for sale
y 455 bbls molasses,
100 half bbls .
100 bbls Carolina Tar,
50 hhdssugar.
feb2I-tf ALLLS s HOWES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-15
q. COLLIER ROBBINS.

MANUFACTURER Of genuine Diamond Point
lFI ed Gold Pens, No. 36 Market street St. Louis,
Mo. These Pens have been thoroughly tried in tie
West, and have proved TO be the very best ever Of
ered the public TOR durability, elasticity, unifor
nifty OF stroke, ncatness OF workmanship,and 9th
er properties of a good Pen. They cannot be sur
passed Price So, with an extra strong silver case
and Pencil. Letters enclosing TIE amount will
meet with prompt attention and TIE pens can be ex
changed if they do not suit the band-large En-
craving pens, and beautiful pen stamped Robbins
Odd Fellow s Pen, constantly on hand. dec7-tf.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-15

c. s. WEEVER, NJ D.
DHYSlClAN and SURGEON. flee the
i corner Of Fist and Vine street, just above the
Post Office.
n. B. DR. VIEWER having been obliged, during
his past of Lectures in the Medical College Of
Evansville neglect the calls Of OF his pa
irons, especially these in the country, would res,
pecttuly inform them, that he is now at liberty to
fession. apps 3ml
The New York herald., 1850-08-24
The Cholera.

UHicAOO, NuguBt 23 ItbU.
Five deaths By cholera occurred here yesterday
LOUISVILLE. August 20 1850.
The cholera 10 stil lingering fatally here. Fifteen
cases. Ave Of which were fatal occurred yesterday
PrffssUEeH, August %. 1850.
Three cases Of cholera occurred here yesterday,
caused by recklessly eating green fruit NJ esses
have been noticed up to e day and no deaths
from sther diseases The city therefore eondesed
hesltbJ.
The deaths for the week ending to-day (Monday)
reach 3s deaths from cholera
HAErgRs FERRr, Aug % 1850
We glad 30 have 60 state, that the cholera has
totally disappeared in this place
Usiosrows. Pa. Aug %. 1850
There have been thre. mnrs deaths reported wit ain
the past twenty. four hours. from cholera.
The New York herald., 1850-08-24
Nsyys from Mexico

bALTtnOhE' AuRust 20, looo
The Southern msil is through, and brings important
news from Mexico. The date are to the 9Th.
-Four stages had been attacked and robbed betweeu
Putbls and Vera Cruz, in which Major komo, aud all
the conductors wounded Several Of the robbers
arrested and will be dealt with TO the full
tent Of the law.
The Mexican papers almost unanimously op.
posed to the Tvhualtepeo treaty They say It gives
Americans too strong ioothola over the southern
frontier
Sugar had doubled in price, IN consequence Of al
the stock being purchased for the Cslornil market
Late date- from Vera Cruz state that the ohOisFt
incressiug feurfuy at Pueba AMI other parts OK
the country. It was aisappearins from Vera Graz
Several attempts to ov-rthrOs the state govern
mtut have been recently detected
The for the Proficiency is progressing rapidly
The New York herald., 1850-08-24
Important FROM Texas.
ExTRAoRDiNARr MRkrING or rHg LR0 0IsLATJRE-
Tim GOVERNORS kEssAGR--rHE RECEPTION OF
TIE PRESIDENTS MASSAGE, Ers.

ExTRAoRDINARr MEETING or THR LEGIsLATJRE-
Tim GOVERNORS kEssAGE--rHE INCEPTION OF
TIIR PRESIDENTS MASSAGE, ETS.
Nav ORLEANS, August r. 1850.
Galveston dates Of the 18th inst have been received.
inr Leg'siAturs met ON the 18th instant IxThe Do
vernors ssssge was received 1t proceeds to Epsa6
the unwsrransbls sssump don Of power OF the feds
raj Executive by direct Interference with the nusio
pal affairs !of sovereign state, and pronounces dis
eusson useless. No reliance must be placed on the
delusiye hope OF justice to Texas bat must assert
and maintain rights AZ all hazards and 60 tho last
extremity The only course left Is the ediste adop-
ton OF necessary for the occupation OF san4
Fe with ample force to reps the arrogant aud rebel
lous spirit existing should such measures produce
Q conflict with the present authorities unlAsfully
tabIished and shske the coDfederacy to its centre,
Texas will stand e1oneisted before the world.
Authority Is asked TO raise supplies for two mounted
regiments for tbs occupancy Of Santa Se also for
military force sufficient 20 enable the civil authority
10 execute the laws II also says, however wiling
Texas nay be to die Of portion OF her North Res
tern territory respectable paryscoud accept Of The
proportions embraced in the Com prsmise bill; but II
proposition had been offered to purchase that part
north Of 34 degrees latitude with proper guarantee
and observance Of the rules of annexation, 1t would
have been Satisfactory.
The news of the engrossment OF Pearoe's Senate bf
with the Presidents message respecting Goysrnor
produced great Dissatisfaction.
TIE papers say the measure will arouse feelings f
indignation throughout the state not easily aliayed
The New York herald., 1850-08-24
Oneida County An,i-rrce school Csaven-
tiou.

UTICA August y. lN1D.
mass meeting Of the opponents OF tine free School
Law was held st uampden yesterday.
The meeting was very largely attended
Truman ELos w4s chairman pro test.
On motion, committee ges appointed TO nominate
permanent Oi1cers Tor the convention.
AFTERNOON SESSION
After the conventiJn rc-assefnbied. the committee
reyorted the fOwUg oicersfieorge Bristol Clinton.
PRECEDENT A. Mason S~r Hartford n White. Utica,
IA. Adams Rome, and J. curry fr.nton, ,Nis. Presi
dents. Michael Mcgusde Utica, and q |. Hslcs VI
Fl,yd. Sccrctaries.
90 motion Of Hon r. John, a committee OF seven
vas appointed TO draft resolutions
During tn. absence OF the committee David Noul.
ton addressed the convention H. was followed BY the
Hon y. q. Nhite of ths county.
The COMMITTEES on e.oiutisns then reported. aud
the r.foluoEs 10 be Published In all the New ork
papers
K committee was appointcd 20 mske arrangements
for printing paper tai after tAe election, vnea TIE
oostsntien adjourned.
The New York herald., 1850-08-24

Uuc,, August % 1850.
MoRNIss
The resolution was passed 10 raise a fund Of 2S coo
dollErs In thirty days to aid Chaplin la his dvisass
to regain HE liberty
The debate the rest of the rsfolutions was thsu
carried on. Gsrrit Smith. Mary Logan. and otasrs,
spoke. Their remarks were radical th the re-
eoluiions. Ihere was 10 regular speech by any ons
Song ~ the fillmore girls
At this time, teegtaphc dcspsteh read froa
New York, which stated that Capt Goddard the od-
Ger tbat captured W, l.. Chaplin, would Dc In th.t
place 20 day.
Fred Douglass arose and re1us ted the Capt Il pre-
sent TO take assat on the platforms but hs did not
appear.
Agfrn.OO~ fTssfor
The convention opened With PRAYER.
The COMMITTEES on tbs dal has resolved about
seventy i've dollars
Several Other committees reported, AMI the
Iinu Abdominal
The New York herald., 1850-08-24
Statement OF the Contoy Prisoner,

RICHMOND, A ug lst ., Is5l.
The New Orleans Bulletin received here by this
mis- hts mail. pa bshes statstas.t from the ContOy
prisoners recently released IL Is article of
siderable length. and we give the following as the
most interesting portion OF t They assert that they
left New Orleans under the impression that they
sailing for California aud that they we're u rrcivs
thoussn dollars each for years residence in
California. from Captain Hardy They we're also told
that reaching Cuntoy the true object of the eXP
dition would be made known On hearing this. they
refused to proceed further, and promised to 5e
landed at New orleans.
The New York herald., 1850-08-24

BsLrfHsngs aug H. io3V
The rerslt OF the in three yards sho % SVoo
nhsbitsnts suons thsu 90 persons over loo yesrs
OLD -
a. Whites disiilisry, to.dsy plspf gsTs vsy
causing G.tmsn 20 I'LL Ia svnas oshns nvp.' ~
d.r ss.p N. VS. arfnly fcslds 2, sud died sh1rty
Afterwards Hfs Dsafs sas Jehn Featner
b.y Eames Michael soners vas dro"ss1 ~ he
basin 90 oay
oar maj Net. are unchanged.
The New York herald., 1850-08-24
The yrIglnia EieesIon.

ktCsiuSD. Aug y, lssN
At the reelection for the Virginia CanVeution just
held in JeGrrfen district there were t0Urseon caus
dates lhe four highsst Nsssrs Lusas. fauldhsr,
Hunter and Thompson. in the districts composed 0f
JsnersOn Bsrkley aud Clark.
At RichD oud and uenrcO the votin; l. Kept up for
three lsys. Tne radical ticket headed BY totts aud
LyCAs ie cousiocra5ly ahead
The tull resuit has not vet been ag-ertaled
The New York herald., 1850-08-24
Great Damage by storms.

NntcAso, August ., 1850
The recent ra ne have done immense amount Of
damage the Illinois river and canal large numbers
81 smber yards have been ssspt ssay. Nsttle Creek
Aqusdoot hss beso torn TO pieces and the navigation
Of the canal will be Suspended for At least four weeks
The New York herald., 1850-08-24
Arres, of Runaway Negroes

UAuuttuTuGH. August q, 1889.
Considerable excitement has been created harsliB
90 the before the Court of three
heuoas brought up Labers corpus, charged wlth
horse stealing ia Virgins ttts said they are rupa-
way slaves and that the charge Of stealing 10 OBly
iUso TO get them back TO virginia.
The New York herald., 1850-08-24
Another slave s,npve,ie.

Itltf -IlNTl Nut 10 IFlJ.
Yesterday, thifty.two s!ayes, EN- ployed the Wa
tumpka O. sbsps, plank road sadseDiy disapp.arst.
They instantly pursued; but TO TITS there han
been nothing heard % them
The New York herald., 1850-08-24
goundurv Feeling In Geor.ta.

PHILAuFirttIA. Aug - lbjo.
The Macon Mass Convention have passed resolution
dec aring that. should events In which n thSii
be necessary for the GOTernsr to call convention,
The senators snd representatives. In Congress- % re-
quest d 10 rcfurn home
The New York herald., 1850-08-24

PIffBEheH, Au1utt -, ltsO
Tn. law prohibiting the cirsulati9n uI notes froa
Of her stats Of ess value than dollars is uuvsr
say di.rerarded All classes ale receiving aud dis-
bursing q. before.
Frsishts egetting more pluniy
The river measures feet inches In the channel at
this place.
The New York herald., 1850-08-24

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
s~y~~~~~~>~~~-~~Ss-SJ~S>~>
lMf0RTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
~v~-~~~l~~(~~-~~-~~~~~e~
Engrcssment Of the Fugitive Slave
Bill in the Senate.
~~>y~~,>>->~~~-~>->,~-~>y~>>
THE APPROPRIATION BILL IN THE EoUsE.
~>s-o~~>~--~~~N~>>~~-~~~~
MEETING or TIE TEXAN LEGISLA rEsE.
'~~>~-~~~~~~>~~~~-~~>~>
The Governors message ON the
Texan Boundary.
o,~>..---,y~~~4~~~-~-eo-~-
RtHegED CHARGES IN rHE CkSNET,
&c, &c, SC.
THIHTr-FIKs cONGrEss.
rnInTY-FIKsr CONGRESS.
Senate.
Senate.
~ NoRsE's MAoNgrIc TELEGRAPH.
WssHINGToS, August %, 1850.

~ NoRsE's MAoNgrIc TELEGRAPH.
wssHINeTos, August %, 1850
The Indian Intercourse BILL under consideration
yesterday, again taken up debated, and ordered
TO be engrossed.
FUGITIVE
The Fugitive Slave bill again taken up, and sitter
action upon the various amendments, the question
was stated upon Mr. Underwood's substitute hereto-
fore noticed for the entirs bill
hr CHssE moved TO amend the amendment, by etrik-
ing out section making the provisions Of ths ,It
applicable to the territories TO apply 10 TO the
States only. Along debate eususd upon ths am nd
New York Journal u Conn,yoe repsrt of an IFs-
mated convention stCsEenovia, comnen'ing upon Us
inesndiary address, and calling the attention OF tue
people Of the SOuts to IL sample Of the opinions
and feelings of the North In relation 10 the rights Of
the south at east acts which we're CO unite nanced
an supported by their laws.
Mr. DoueE a. Iowa read an Of the state of Iowa,
for the purpose OF showing that her citizens enter
tanad no such sentiments ~ those assigned TO the
North by Mr. lulss and yentnred 70 assert that the
preceding and sentiments Of the free negro eonvsn
tisD at Cszenovia wosld be rspudatsd by ths great
mass Of the people Of Ne~ York The question being
taken On Mr. chases amendment, it was rejeotedi he
alone voting ioi 70.
MIR mAsos moved to amend the amendment offered
by him, and adopted in Committe. of the Whols' II
asdirg provision making mNrshal or bis deputy
NAye from bis custody, after he shah have been ar
rested II also makes him responsible VI he shall fail
TO all due diligence in executing the warrant for
the arrest q the iugtve The latter clause OF the
snendnlent was adopted without divlsOn, and the
former by ayes ~, nays ~.
Minor amendments we're made 60 SIR Masons sub
sttuts when were finally coIcured Ia
Mr.. DAss Of Mas moved IA amendment the oo-
ieot OF ~hos to relieve coorej citizens OF ree
states from the operation ~ The laws OF scnih.rn
States by which such ceored citizens gong u south
.rn cities seamsn. are prisDned and liable g. be
soid into slavery. Mr.. Davis supported tns amend
Mr. prrIis contended that a ooiorcd man Ia not
eitissn Of the United states aud not entitled un ter
The New York herald., 1850-08-24

ALBANf, August %, 1850.
The Water Commissioners have purchased PltrOon's
creek for the Of slJO 0oO supply this city 18th
water
The New York herald., 1850-08-24

BOsrO-. August =. 1tJe.
Two houses, barn. and number of out buildings
In Gan bridge port were destroyed hsreby Hre lat
evening. The property bsiongedito Mr. Ass Murdoch,
vhses ICES Ia about S5 COO
The New York herald., 1850-08-24
Dsass of Representatives.
nv ssn = kLkcTpo- CLINICAL rsi.-0ssrs.
Wssnire ros. August = !

Wssnfreros. August ~ isS0
ctvfL asp pfrHoSATfa krrRoruisrtUs s'ii.
The House vent into COMMITTEES ON tha Ni'l sna
Diplomatic Appropriation bill -,
Nr. BAo~r. tdsm) Of Mississippi meted 70 striks
cut the clause spproprstDs tl1sO - pay ior ivS
stpi.s of the eighth volume of American archives 20
the 2ctk Congress lie wanted 90 kuoS WY ms
gerr vas called ON TO psy for books for members
here ten years ago Some we're dead. aud othsrs hsd
changed their residences Paes this sui the result
~i be- the beokr ~il remain In the fodiag rSom aud
then be cold for waste paper
Mr. BAtLv td.p,D OF Va would be sra,iasd N the
hems should be stricken ss but he underssooa thst
The booss we're ordsred ~ firner lag
Mr. Jorss tdsn u Of renpessss, ssid thst the books
we're Published nader soptrsct
tNy members the 3sh esngf -.s are 10 tsr graves
others hsv. eksrs-s th~k rssidsnc-s aud esanot be
fousd
0tLsr rnsrhs ~.rs usds vLss Mr. Bro-s's smsna-
nept rss rsJeetsd ~ Mto 70
NJ Hvrr,R. ur-s s"iil OF ono satd the H1se vers
7tt.rg bscks to carry Gus the lac of VSDgrsss ssi
The New York herald., 1850-08-24
Tho Cambria at uallrsx.

hAIFAas aug l3si*sO
The steamship Cambria arrived At one o'cloek
cosled ana ssh.s as half past tso o'clock for Liver
pool wisd Northwest.
The New York herald., 1850-08-24
TWO CENTS.
Runners OF Change In the Cabinet.


WAsHisoros, August % 1855.
There are rumors of misunderstanding in the
cabinet, and that . change may be expected In few
days.
All hands anticipate lively times In the House o.
Representatives next week. There Is still dsabt
OF the Sc nate bills
The New York herald., 1850-08-24
The United states rr,ga,o Raritsn.
water for the ci,y OF Albany

NosEoLK. August % 1854. q
I Inn fCr - a p.cifc
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-04
Preserving Fruit.

Frui, Of almost every description may b
preserved simply by packing it in kiln. dried
bran. Sand Is frequently used for the same
purpose but it is a ponderous article. and
on several accounts far less eligible than
bran. DR.. Underhill, of the New FORK
Farmers Club, stated some years since.
that a friend Of his obtained quantity Of
gronud cork, in which grapes had been i.n.
por,ed. He dried it thoroughly IN 2 kiln.
and packed some grapes in il, which kept
sound and good till the following July
He also remarked that he had succesded
in preserving grapes in kiln-dried whsss
bran; and that, in preserving all fruits.
they should be kept a, cool as possible.
witheu. incurring danger from frost. The
temperature, therefore. ought never 10 y
below 50 degrees nor above 50 degrees; a.,
Mr.. Hall, at one OF the mselings Of tnis
aClub." remarked that the Spaniards e..
ported more grapes than all the rest Of The
world, and that they preserve them BY Psck..
ing then in kiln,dried oak saw duss, and
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-04

A poor old woman, who lived in the old
country had tive children, one Of whom dy-
ing she caused to be buried there; soon af-
ter cetningto. America the other died also.
and wds buried here. Wishing to com.
memorials the place, she put a gravestone
with this inscription
aszfi dfdere lie two children dear-vs
One in old ireland, 'tothsr one hsrs.u
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-04

skssts 4Ss % BY MRS. SARAH T. BOLTON 81
Aisssoh iaitself Sublime, !! .7aasa7sai STA
.asAalessonS Horth' enshrining, 5oc.l ss5'8aliq
sIst1feasl take nonots Of time - 81. ,iasa3
ats Ssve when the sun is shining" s'--5ia3" O
eTKsse shotto-words dial Bore i22'ea' sap'a
Ana wisdom never breaches ass. .s.'s
To human hearts better lore . 2H.h 12'.''' q!
= Thai this short sentence teaches: - 's,s-
-ssilai AS life Is sometimes bright and fair = =
ifsa And sometimes dark and lonely, . " l'''1
Il .sxa Let US forget its pain and care, ,,':s% :
And note its bright hours only. p - u
Thsreis no grove ON Earth's broad chart.
Cd But mas some bird to cheer it; 4a7AG 2ft
sd Hops sings On in every heart, 40 ba7 oi
q Although We may not hear it; = s5zsoi alt'
And if to-day che heavy wing 81 ~ stlSiss 8 NJ
9of sorrow is expressing, ."5. o! ~
Psrchahce to-morrror's sun will bring s. 'aa'
g'aaAe weary heart 3 blessing: 9.&a !>al-s
slid For life is sometimes bright and fair, 80
@Gs And sometimes dark and lonely, ss ~.
800 Then let's forget its toll and care,
80 And note its bright hours only. 80
We bid the joyous moments haste, esssz. $50
Andthen forget their glitter; iJl ets savjg
Wstake the cup of life and taste s1ss ;iasE Ea.
~ Noportion but the bitter, s+EIs al szf3a
.Butse should teach our hearts to deem alf eG
!saItssweetest drops the strongest; st: as5az
: And pleasant hours should ever seem ;4tss
81 To linger round ns longest; Ws1
-.tes;fa As life is sometimes bright and fair,
ri And sometimes dark and lonely, s!.s-eg ts5
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-04
= From Arthur's Home Gazette.
Confessions OF q HOuselkeeper. IN
BIZ MRS. JOHN SMITH.
la.a NO w. . nfaga
Light ON TIE SUBJECT.

szsl fo lsta d NOlp.l q GiFgaog It 3
LIGHT ON THE SUBJECT.
. SstTbe oilss out, num-. said Kitty, push.
ing her head into the reom where | so, sew.
: ing. .5.a-s7=s,5ia ss4 :
.s4ssIt chit be, Kitty," 1 replied aoa5yzt
- 5Indade, mum, andit is. S There isn't the
sf1li Of a lamp left, ? was the positive an
ss&sr. IS - 3 {satzs7@lszis sgS ezz.gs3s7*
ST hen, what have you done with i,s''
said in y firm voice. '.it isn't four days
since gallon was sent home from the
stoFe." = is3fls 1s4 ~ sy;zss4sezt ~ ssfs
"Four days! It's more nor week mum. !"
aDon't tell me that. Kitty | replied,
firmly s'fcr know better, was out on
last Monday, and told Brown 10 send Us
home gallon. ,,I.;gz,5:s..; ,sss. e.ss
.sprs and rs burned, mum, thinl--
What else could go with III" -, -,
sIt never was burned in our lamps y
said l, ID answer to this. "Y on have either
wasted it, or given Il awny." 59' - .-''.'..
- Al this Kitty, as in honor bound, be.
eaIInIe highly indignant, and indulged in
csrtain impertinences which did not feel
~ Rn, ~ t,,a ,,;I ,vs. all. eone. aaud no mis-.
..t.. and os the nroseeet of sitting i'm dark.
49, -. 49, net r. sny mans. m .sareenbIe
as,e...sh,,s orlv remedy gwas 10 order anoth.
= ..Ilon LIVE 81 EsaE5Tl II
asnafb,no q (. s,,r,,no. that was clear.
The oil had nsvar haen burned.
rha, a. avan;nn = ,ns.air 1s M hush,nd ,,,k.
:. -. ,he - "a ha.k - - - :.
.ns.,.,s;an 3 ~. H., - 10, inv !. ..a,,id % n...s w. ' 4" y
nus .ns s.s';. ' 49,. h.'r.n.sa;sa , I sa,,en -
Is ~. -. go a~.;n a;saansar in = sSr a Jav. -
on avn s ,,l.s;a 1as imsbs.d sit oosh, -
s,,.s..'.'.:s.s'.nd ~, e -. - :. hsie - y
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-04
Epigram.

81 Sweet Kate was heard one day to sigh,
"With beauty lost, I'd wish to die" s.:3 .
'Oh no." said Tom with humor quaint,
"Not wish to dye, but merely paint.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-04

trWe regret TO learn tina. the small
pox isprevailing to considerable extent
in Mt. Vernon, Ohio. sii a3i 5ssaa9Zlc6
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-04

@A compositor recently caeated quite
a breeze by dropping letter from the ii.
tie Of pious work, entitled the Lives of
the Saints" He made it the Lies Of the
Saints. 80 = -! 31 ,e;....t -e- ..s sas..-.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-04

"Teddy, my boy, jist guess how many
cheese there is in this here bag, an faith I'll
give ye the whole five. - rs45 .e.rss.f is,.g
Give" said Teddy. ...--
a'sArrah! by my sowl, bad luck to the
man that .ouid yep :zy7a ,#r- Z .sj.ts
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-04

An lrishman, writing a sketch Of his life
says he early run away from his father be.
cause he discovered he was only his un.
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