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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-01-06

THOR the cure Of SaI'rheum, ErysiPe-
las, Chilblains. Chnpped or Cracked
Hands Burns aah ScaIds. Cuts, Wounds
of nnv kind; Old Sores: all kiIdS o.
breaking "ur 6ud Sores on chil'lIen: Sore
bps. PimpIes OH the Face, aud all dlSeH-
ses III Ihs Skin.
uFor particulars see snail biIh Hc-
cuIppanying each Box.
I%2O.O00 boxeS sold in this State the
pas, wear. and gave universal satisfaction.
TIE great secret of the popularity "f
this Ointment lies in the fact that 1t nc
cn,nplishes all it is recommended to do
and that do TOT ecOmnend il to cure amy
thing hut what from the nature OF the in
gredIepIs. it is absolutely specific tOr.wh'Ie
other prepa rn,ions of the kind are reco'n-
nen.ied to cure every disease that human
aesh is heir to. trsm Consumption iown u
the bite of f3ea, when, ia TACT, vii the
medical properties they contain aye 10 the
hHndhills, and the thousands ut fictitious
certificates published M llle,f praise.
invite these troubled with the above
complaints. ,p ,r,icularly Salt Rheun'.) 10
take a box aud try tit you are not
fully satisfied. return it aud take back yon'
nloney.
N. b have hundreds Of Certificates
Gun show any one who feels disposed IL
call on me and satisfy himself on the viz
tuesof the o,n,mept. Prepared and sold
BY MONROE VERREL, Naugstuck. c.
GyAH Orders directed to the above ad
dress. viii be Thankfully received an,
promptly attended to. Sold ais" by the
prize al Druggists aud Cuanry Mvr
chants generally. Price 25c.
WnOLIsALE i'kP rs ~ Is q ID. Sands
| No 100 Fui"n ST . NV Y";R. Reading J
Co /, Boston. A. Mcclure s 60. Albany.
AGENTS. ucI 6-ld \. G. Sun tn. Via
std 4 Z. Allen. WnlrouvIlie Cha, les Nc
Nail G. ,shpn Nues 4 Gray
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Investment vi Mo ney.

! Investment Vi Mo ney.
lTyHE Subscribers vii! attend :" The
Investment OF Money
IN The Clues ut New York. bro"KIy", an
Will,amsbu,gh.
In Sums of $500 or mole.
on Bond aud Mortgage, On improve" d"u I IL
iacumbe, ed Real Estate, w'itn Al least
FIFTY PER CENT. MORE
| than he Investment. a, >EVLN pr 'Sn'. III
terssI. Der aunum, pasa5ie he'll yearly: a"t
| viii lend To the collections at interest "hr'
due. and remit the same TO LENDER or "cr"f'
of drafts The reior payable on the days the 'r
terest will fall due. No charge Is m'de I"
lenders tor the investment 81 moh''! o' ih'
collection OF Interest,
The SITUATION oil the Snbscrinera as A''o'
news tor the Building Associations me"'l""e'
below, give them faculties FOL investing
,nnney wuhiu ten days after ITS 'ectlp',"'
after receipt OF notice of The sums l" oe IN
vested.
We rest az a guarantee Of our intrg'itv am
rapaclly upon the TACT thai Ne ale The -4ti"r
news oi the ;oii.Ming C"ri"'a'i"n>. all
which employ their cani'al an investments
nsr,gage. whereby the amount invested
Is exceeds
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LlrCHFIEl.D COUNTY

| AGAIjULIU -aAL STORN'
! RVttE Su1sGtInxI hd> iIau an arrangement
with WIN. Hnvey Tor tie sale Of hts eel
ebratcd Straw and Corn-Stalk Gutter shall
| Il, ii, s,zSs Of MS Cutiels at the lowest cast
I ricps " ,nIc>ale and retail by purchasing
! the. Cutters. Farmers and Mechanics will be
able To save their stock tom sia'Vall'n. a
great variety OF New York s. Boston FLOWS,
Sylhes, P,,chfmks, Manure Forks. Bug and
Potatoe Ha,,ks, SiIovels. SHADES, &cs HARD
WARE nt all kinds, D'or II innings. Hand
and Ctrcplar saws. Files. Nails and spikes Of
all kinds : DRY GOODS. GROCERIES.
CROCKtRY and TIN Ware. Brass aud Iron
KETTLES great variety.
Stoves and Pipe and Furniture. great va
rietv Of The meet approved paitetPs
Furnace Cas,ing. Of every description
Mill CT airing Of all kinds -Waiei-Wh: 'rla. |
owe, shot, pi,ch-back and p, essure-eveEy'hins
in the Iron line can te mad at the shortest |
notice at BALDWIN, Furnace, i
Above all, Ba!dwin's Improved Railroad |
HAIN. PUMPS are taking the lead OF ever! |
thing in The pump line! These puInIs are |
sure TO give satisfaction.
I3eirg !nrafed an The line Of theProvIdence.
Hartford and Fishkill Railroad. pumps ate
Sent to any pant of the United Sales al the /
shortest notice.
Turning LatheS and Turning EhsIhes. /
Machinery of ev.!y description made and
repaired Paaiicu!a attention paid TO getting
up new Patterns of machinery, wafer wheel
governors. hnrse powers and h,ashers. wo"i
saws. &c. SC. .f-..- .s 49,.
The subscriber fafiers himself that his long
experience will enable him /" give satisfaction
in all the branches ut his business
Nr;-CalI and see. Don't io:set the place.
WANTED-10O tons scrap IRON.
t 5'+'N a. BALDWIN,.
Waah;rutnp Fonu Ang 10
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e. .Nes.Yi2lsNss,

-ea HAVING procured an aSsistaE
I-saE :,aicnInakrI anu JewrieI. VII
easasnaassSsFESA .GniInu, Il" an. and al kln"'
81 watch ,tpa,llng aud Match Jrweli's III"
ma, he inI,n>,,d /, his cate ~ the hest man'
me-. and ON ,ea>pnak terms. ~" pains w'lin'
spared Ia give satI>laelHh l"eV@'! ca"''ihs'
Thankfu for past tav"ts he would solicit -"
continuance 81 he pl'i,c patronage. A's",
choice ,snrimeut ~ Watches. Je"cify sM
III, or Ware a. low prices for Cash.
LitchEetd. Nav 1881 Tvs
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6oarding School.

MFR HiNE. w"W d 1esi, .rtfliv inform his
M patrons aud the friends &C edu-a,i ion. that
the " inter term ~ HE school will cpen an
Wednesday the 18th. Dec.
Inc mesi th rang instrueiIoa will h. given
in ,he.cMnm,H aal hiIh'r English RrAncheN,
10 La'in. Greek. Fr~ach TmaN, Spanish and
italian; IL, UgAsying aid Painting, and in
M1si" 'a>'rnm,'n'Al aRt vocal.
Terms ne heIet0lnFe,
Prn eli al. D. HjNE. IA. n.
A"eaatA. Mia'. MARY WATERMAN.
WATrSa. Nov. eshs 1859. ~au y
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New Goods!
I. 1. RICHARDS,
Merchant Tailor.
HAS Just received from New YORK a
LARGE as~Ortment OF


W8
Ior ventIemen's wser. when ws'e lo'epa-f9
Inv INN expressly for this market. a"d whleh
~, (. sontidenI will he ttUhd uIOn eAsn''na'
-, 10 h.. suneu,n, ia any similar stick ever
n, o,,vh, into Lite h6eid ctWni!. His sack OF
18th. cassjmeies, velvet. vesiIIRs. " Um.
.,I.,c comuIisins an sssOII u,rlh 81 all c'I'r
"a >l.s In whtk he 6tfits ahy cue "a rx
b,bj, a trini lot. TIE ais" las q" fA"n~
s,ye asS,ntutnI ot shirts, De-" ~ r'hats~
hIa,k and fancy cravaIs. iFs, si'tks. susIf">
,ie,s. gloves b, sietH, Ine'I in" sh'''S "'o o'""H
.ts. handkerchleis, uu,hIelIa+, afd 'V't!
thing ~ ssa:y I" cen mite ., Fen'tn a"
wa,tl,obe In . superior uaMer. FIs SUCK"
cl,nI irg this fall " lirl las hG'r E'i ~ WIN
the greatest ,a,e. " laEg'i u az eVst -Nf"h
| he IN sell cheaper thsa fve'-ard "'E'A
,,,,rhases If him MAY hr assured th't ire
,r,icles are inst what they are represert'd 'c
/ 80 Cent?, mer Vnu are invi'td 20 call ana
,xamiue the largest s'"ck rf goods ~ the
cnn,,v and 90 per cent. chearrF IMAM
| .an ~ hcu.bt elsewhere. gentlemen tur"Ish<
! :nv ,be;, ele,h. can have heir ga' mcnts made
| - :, s,v,e mn, ,cS be surpassed in fashion ana
,v,, mapship ard warranted '' nj. - "
| Richards dPsi,es to trtDtn PIE W">t ft'"''~
| thanks 10 his friends and ihe luht%,ytl Nv"
| generous parsonage here:si"re 'A''!u" ""
hir,. and respectfully s"i'rhs cch'"'E"" !,
"C the same. with Pledge ON ms r"'' !" Wv
al in his prwer io merit the pubic a'''""
are in his business.
good supply Of Boys Clothing const"n'l!
IN ha i'd. Remember the first store east OF
Wheeler's Hotel, West 81.
ClrT7 ING done al sho,t no :e.
Fall anil Winter Eashionsr' .s'':a.
II ''. TT RICHARDS
LltchGpld, October. 1882.
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Bounty LANDS.
SOLDIERS OF lsl2y

THE N ,mbsrs ot Cant. Wau~h his C" npan,
L IN the war OF 1912, are each emu ed 10
40 acres OF Bounty Land. am now re. living
warrants for those Of tbs ci,mpaay VIII have
appi'rd 10 me-. notwithstanding the ul ,ions
Of others lathe contrary. l have The Pa,
Roll OF Caut. Wangh's Company. aud a., vi
capt. Charles ROei's Company, andam III. Ie.
ore prepared I" complete the pnliraiin, OF
any nsemher "f either Of these Companies, a.
the widow oi any Inenbe, on a, m . me nt's ne
tice.by calling on me ~ my Office "a
na HENRY D GRAVES
Li,chfeld. 4th. 1881. vs.. vlc
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STEAM ENGINES AND
BOILERS.

CONSTANTLY on, haa.h and made to-
~ oEdeg OF. IA superior guilty and elnal
20 apy for ecouon,y aud. po yer at prices,
that cannot fail 10 snit the. purchaser and
warranted. Many years experience has
enabled me to Improve my engines.s SO sstf
live entiEe, satisfaction. PatEonage - sos
licied aud orders by mail or. otherwise
will he prompily attended t. BY
AARON KILB0URN, No 4tfnwama
New Haven. October -, kc52.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-01-06
Architecture.
O. Il A. JORDAN AhCH lfEC is

}, ~.
ZIG Main Street. Hartford, Conn.
nFFER their services TO gentlemen a.
bout tn build. to committees ut Public
Buikilags. Chulchrs, School Houses, &C.
t'lans Ghr nli Kinds aud styles "f dwell
ing houses. &c actually built and in pro
gress. can at all Zines be seen a, their Of
fee aad as it is tpore ec"pomicaf and
saves much afaeH disappointment to have
plans and specifications well maiured be-
fore commencing. il mus, be desirable for
those about TO build TO secure the services
of experienced Architects.
They also undertake the inspection oI
works during the progress as welE"s fur
ni~l, designs for every yle OF Inferior de-
c"ration. frrsco painting, monuments tab
bets. sc. C4,a,ges always mQdsrnte.
Jan. 90. 1889. 81
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500 REwAR d.

WILL h. paid /" any pe,s"n VIII" ~'lt buy
wv ahsx of Dr.. Te r.i's Healing Ont.
men, and use il according I" dntcu"hs, IT.,
,hes will call al my Office and sa with a citar
conscience that u does moi completely cure
Chapel Hands, ChilhIains, Sure Lips, Bn'n',
AMI fieeZrs. Sores "p hidden. and greatly
aliesia,e il not elhir Is cue Sal khcen,. ard
most diseases o! the skip Sec adveIiis. men
MONROE TERRELL.
A q CMTTLI Agcu,
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ITNHE undersigned being doly appointed
,...u ,a..tas Mts ~" Mas-achuselis
FIRE I,suIsnce Compsny. Is I" " prepetesi
.er<,vs applications ir aim",i all kinds 81
.,ap,lty ga as ,av"ra5le IeIms a. any respOn-
,ible stock company.
Li,chfield. OFT, her 6 1881.
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PIANO FoRTEs
FROM


rmJ ~ wv ~S " z-~~F
&, EVEN-Six and three qnarfer-"nd
y Six Octave Rosewood Piano FoRTEs.
inc. ,o,nu6setUred from new scales and OF
decided superiority of tone. can be had
from the subscribers. for ready cash, at
great bargain. Every purchaser will be
secured by a full warranty, aud those wha
may pun chase by order will be as well
dealt by as ftp assent themselves. A lead
ing member OF this firm, having been fo'
many years teacher ct music, is more
than ordinarily qualified both :" produce
and to select INSTRUMENTS which will De
acceptable TO customers. Our WarerOn"
is in the centre Of the city. directly opi'o
size the New Haven Railroad Station ant
near all The Stations ofthe principal Rail
Ioads leading from th's CITY.
j.. + WARNER & co.
All Broadway. New York
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1'hefo loving 10 a lies of our authorized
Agents - ~ -,
VIA Gil Baldwin, Lltch6cld; ID
Juice, Shshury BarAum g. RlchardSon'
Lime Rack BNlhen q Miner, Falls WI
MRa. Gardner g. SaMIard. West Cornwau
MASON q Smith, sharon - Alsord *
BeAIllsr, WUlcSlvllle u Eli Treat New
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QooTa agtL 40 aSvaSIu INV 40
%ySwS$S%S x$S Y$$S*v$

Mi,C.rd-Mr Tanle. PNmcUlh Hollow
WooIward g. CFRsa wN0dLTy-H s
Sanford, Brhle, water II Kilb0usa, AiihUs
CONF 4 TomlinsOn, New pes,oH-N 10.
lam HUT. WOndvilh ~ illiRm Fly. EnkG
Kent-E HkIir. CarAwall Bridge JllUllis.
Ier. Salisburv--loycs & spGlI, sCulLca.
naaR
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TT JACKSON hereby gives notice that
H he continues to DYE Over Costs
PANTS, Coats, Stockings. Ladies' Dressrr'
SIIawls, &c.. at his Residence. Que quarter
STA mile west Of the Court H"use, IN L'tch
field.
" All orders thankfully received aud
promptly attended to.
LiIchlield, september 1851. IL
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Premium Sky Light DaguerIeOl,Ies

1NHE1E undeTsigI ed would most respect
fully AGAIN call the attention ri the
cii,zeiIs Of Ldchfieid County tO l'is suPe-
-ior mt thOd Of taking DAguerreOiype Like
nesses. The public may rest ASSURED that
no trouble or expense will be spared on
his part in making himself acquainted with
everv new improvement, and be- able NJ "ll
Zines 70 produce ms good, Miniatures as Ca"
bc obtained in the cnuniry. For the last
i've wears his wilnls time and attention hhs
heen devoted to the Art OF Photography,
a. IL, as tl"tpy q" b~i"s "hl~ !" say '""'
is most snhsune expFctat"ns nave zee"
lnre than real!2ed. bthh ~ rtgHru I" 'he
.ry extensive patronage he las received
- well as mis- success III being able ~ AL
INES 10 produce first class pictures. u Is
/ veil known to sciepIifi" men wh" nave II
| ,rnclicaI knowle GO Of this wonderful art
| nat a pure atmosphere is very essential Z"
| ,he oducliun of foe clear and well d"
welcomed picture. Now Litchfield Hill rs in
| ,his respect perhaps more highly favored
| than almost any other place in New Eng
land. tie trusts that all who have mol
/ already faithful representation OF lie,
! will lose 10 time in calling at his r1"lns a"o
>,ItIug ton their lectures White the'r Is ye'
life while the eye is clear aud exPresNlv"
| and the cheek retains it's vivid glow; tol
n il n la,nentable fact that he 10 often called
anon TO go to the 'housr OF mourning 4"
nike III. likeneSSes Of deceased persons
Then delay moi, bu, call Immediately. ant
YOU shall be guaranteed IA perfect fac slm'le
of the living subject.
n;.Rooms in the first building south o.
The Mansion House.
]. L. JUDD.
Lilch6eld, May Goth, 1852,
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IN n r!rlk urar G 'S'len. some months
u SING. a. Wm.len shawl. The owner
una, have it hv calling at William W.
Welch's Norfolk, aud pay ing tot thia adver>
~. IA, at.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-01-06
t,eese Feathers

rV HE suhScFibeEs have made arran ee>
men;s to keep II constant supply OF a
frslra,e article OF GEESE FEATH>
FRS-selected MI packed with gE~at
care by ourselves, In packages Of from
70 to 50 lbs; and will furnish al alltimcS
any quantity from 20lo luOO los. OF quail
ivy they will warrant as good as the best
at as low prices as can be purchased Ut
qualquality in the State.
S. & l.. HURLBUT.
Winchester. 1859.
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A TIA special Rnwn Meeting legally warned
~ aud held "n, the 2i day Of N'velnh' +
8 IL. 80

iS5! in the town ni Warren.
Voted, That Il any persoo or persons shall
set. use hr dtaw. any net or seize in any ~ the
waters OF that part Ut RaanlaI Pond slt1a.
ted within tbs limits Of sad i"wn at Warren
such persoa "r persons shall Forfeit aud paw
fling of Ten Dalars for each clE.Nce, one hall
TO him wa sh alt prosecute to effect and one
half 10 the iowa Treasury. This BY Law is
to DE ia force f"r one year frm the drsl day
Of January 1853
Any E,ec,or d tho town of Warren, may
prosecute nader this BV Law.
VAed-- That the T"wn Clerk cause this
] By law to- be priuIel and published in a
messenger printed'in Lhchheld "a Oh" C"un-
| " Of Liichlieid Tor louT weeks successfully
before the same shall be u force. Attest,
J. G. HOWARD. Town Clerk
%HvTsn Nov. 2lth 1854.
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ssATENT MEAOEsEONS s.
q, nAYTnN.

A. ~ }. DA 1AON:
n INVITE the attention al The musical pun
4 lie to their new style of Mel"deons Pai''
.e,i by Carharl. Having everv iacIHly H.
nanuiac luringto The besl advantage, with eA
rr,euced aud skilfn! wCcSmen all branch
.soI the business. we ,an furnish MelOdeo''
,nr To I; octavrs with all the late impr"ve
ments. and OF the best quality, al the Lowest
price possible Orders are 4'licl:ed,wi'h tbs
assurance of prompi aiteninn.
Wolcotiyille, April lst 1851. 52
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Ladies ClOaks.

nv II. Richard. has just receive .arse
l. +. assortment, at French Cio;ts e., Ladies,
Cloaks, some beauii!ui shades. which ne will
sell cheap inr caAh. Also, TRUNKS, VAIL
SEES, CARPEr,BAGS and LADIES SATCH'
ELS, TO be sold cheap. Please call d his
Clothing Establishment. fist si0re east Of
Wheeler's Hotel, West street.
TIL RIcHApns.
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Nineteenth Ann"oI Report
OF THE
LITCHFIELD
Mutual Fire Insurance Company,

=" - ~""HSs. A'SONS
Whole amount of Cash premiums
received, I0.3OI,e
interest received on Loans, l,+3z.7>
Whole amount Of losses and eXpen.
s,s OF the Company. Ia l7l9o,so
Cash Balance nuw on hand, 3,5I3 81
Increase of cash on hand over last
year. & 1,4l6,3r
Present Capital or Fund Of the
Company 2O,i20.36
This company has now been in suc
cessful operation nineteen years. du' ing
he whole. oi which time IT HAS NEW
Err MA DE AN Ass ESSNlENT UPON
THE MEMBERS Of the comp. ny. and
has at this time Cash Fund Of So.
543,S0, safely invested and drawing
interest, the amount Of interest received
"p I" the present time. being more than
$l,4OO.
The directors of this company are
confident that the plan OF Insurance
Ead"pted by them, will meet with hear.
| " 'rspunse from oil intelligent friends
Of the principle Of Mutual Insurance.
This company insure only in this
State. and take no ri>ks on NJ, lis, Goods
IN Stores. Shops. de-. or in exposed
Village Or City property. but 60. fip+
.hei' business entirely 10 farm, property
and Isolated buildings. and their contents
lot which NOT moe Than $4,000 will
he insured in one lisk.
This company will adjust all claims
with p,omp,ness and liherali,y. and il "a,
any time difference should arise Le
tween The parties. all such d,tfe, enc+
will be adjusted by indifferent perscns in
The CouG,y. each patty selecting one.
aud IN case they do rot ag,,e. a Third
person shall be chosen, and the award OF
all. or any two OF them. shall be iinal
aud Conclusive.
| OMSceS's az kIae COnsvMMw.
| >. q. BECKWlfH, P.estutnI,
| OLiYER G00D IHLV, rreass,,,,.
| L.sS0.N H'HI1kt'G. Sscretarv.
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9, g. HEC;HS,W.IT.ii, IA :, LEWIS
IAS .wSp Wssgn!iiI lliNS 2, C,WlllI rLEsEy
STEPHEN TNOWNR lD(iE.
SHELDON osborn ,OL tSI wIHlaN,
tsti "'' ''''' GENERAL Aapae
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lan,taesred in Birmingham By Dr. NJ WoodWOrsk, WheTs
- orders mast Be addressed
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-12-24

To THE GlRls--There is an old lady away
out in Mahonning who says you go to frolics,
applc-butter boilings, signing and quilting par
ties, three or four evenings in week, and
then say you have not time to read then you
go TO the circus or show every time 1t comes
into the ncighhorhood. and spend money in
these amuscments, while you pretend you can.
not afford to subscribe for paper, or buy a
book. Now, il did not know you very well,
would bc sure she was slandcriug YOU II
does appear obsurd to suppose girls would be
such ninaies; but as you and | are so well ac-
quain,cd, I know she is just telling the truth
about great many Of you, who act as if you
did not care to be either wiser or better than
you now are II is oil mere fudge to talk
about not having time to read or money 10 get
books and periodicals. Every body In this
country who wants 10 read can find time, and
the means OF Improvement. Nobody need cx.
poet to be respected aud happy thrc;,gh life
who does not love TO read II is reading, more
than anything else, that mskca one woman or
man superior ,o another. Savages do not
read but spend their leisure tune going 10
"frnlicS, as che Mahonnins lady says you ,io.
and this Is what keeps them savage. Mrs.
Swisshelm.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-12-24

A YELLOW FEVER SroRy.--The following
incident il related by the Port Gibson tMiss)
Herald:
A gentleman from the country, who had
been To Fort Gibson some time during the first
week Of the epidemic, and was riding home Mt
pretty smart gait, was brought up BY a man
running out of his house, and inquiring:
Say! Have they got the rale yellow fcver
in town"
''0h, yes. There's no doubt Of that, reck-
or" was the answer.
"And is il fact they've got the quarantine
long with it! III swear, it's bad enough to
have one disease, without havin' another to
hclpit alongw
This filled the gentleman upon the road
"too full for utterance, 'and dputting tho switch
to hin horse, he wss of, to make the woods re-
sound with his pent.up laughter. Reaching
his destination, he must tell it TO friend, q
plain honest hearted man, who, however, had
neglected tho "rndimentsn The incident was
too good to keep, and SO he related IL
"iaw, haw, haw I" roared homes. John,
why dod-durn the sll-flred FOOLS soul to thun-
der didnta ne know that the quarantine was
nothing but the black vomiti"
The last brick foored the news-bringer, and
he "rolled."
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-12-24

n Western editor says he once heard or.
Senator Tom Corwin remark that. when 81 ho
first entered an Office to study law, no was
the subject Of ridieutc for evory student in
town on account OF his honespun tiress -
but" adds he, 81 have lived to see every one
OF them ten times a. ragged ~ was at that
time--and whys was economical---they
were spendthrihs."
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-12-24

EFyEcrs or WRosa SrkLLIsa Not long
since, gentleman. then chorister Of cer-
tain choir In Vermont, wrote TO q certain
publisher In Boston for copy Of that popular
signing book, entitled, "The Ancient Lyrs."
In his communication he used the following
language: "Pleasc send me the Ancient Liar.
well bound" The publishcrin answer replied:
My dear sir---I do not doubt but the devil has
been and still Ia in Boston, but it will be iifti.
cult TO comply with your request, for the rca.
son that Boston influence is so strongly in his
favor, 1t. will be impossible to bind him"
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-12-24

"My dear boy" said a kind-heartcd country
school mistress to an unusually promising stu.
dent whose quarter was about up" Ay dear
boy, does your father design that you should
tread the intricate and thorny path of the s.o.
fessions, the straight and narrow way Of tts
ministry, or revel amid tho Aowery felds nf It,
erature."
mo, marin, replied the juvenile, dad saya
he's going to set mo to work In the tatur
patch" r5ea# q.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-12-24

Reader. DO you know what writing for
newspapcr rnesnss II means writing In haste.
against The inclination. without opportunity
for reflection, correction, or chance 10 get in.
ieFmaiion. II means dressing fer bail In the
ssat's painting picture with brush E. eli!
cossfs answering questions In science from
memory, and questions Of fact from imsgina
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-12-24

O.E OF THE Does---Tho Albany Knickcr-
booker gives an account of wonderful dog.
belonging 20 one Of its carriers The carrier
being sick sent out = boy 10 deliver the pa.
pcrs, who, being unacquainted with the round,
was followed by the dog, who stopped at the
door OF every subscriber, never missing ono in
a list ofsix hundred. At the door of the sub.
scribcra who had not paid in long time, the
dog was heard 10 howl.