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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-07
PINE LUMREF. u,

NoHN F. GLOVER g. CO.. corner of Main and Seventh
90 streets Ind would respectfully inform the
they yard and for sale low CASH
complete Seasoned Pine Lumber embracing all
qualities tcknesses vz Tongued and GrooVed Pine and
Ash Flooring; Dressed and undresed Ceiling Castings and
Pannels 100000 feet sound Common Boards suitable
shops fencing; No Pine and Poplar Shingles
Sc Can have made order at the lowest prices Shelving
Doors Sash Blinds Mantle Pieces. Moudings Frames for
Doors aud Windows &c., Bills Of prices forwarded to all
who send for them Orders will receive
Rromptatsention. febI2 It
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WATCHES. CLOCKs. AND JEWELRY.

NETE have just received our new stock Of Watches.
Wv Clocks Jewelry and Silver Ware altogether the
and largest stock offered in this CITY, and which, boz
ing purchased low enables sell at lower
usual We gold silver hunting and
watohes from the finest do the cheapest articles gold
guard fob and vest chains ladies' and gents breast pins
SEAL scale and plain rings drops and rings guard
seals short article
in great variety of style and price.
We have also made arrangements by which will be
constantly supplied with style of iron
eghtday thirty hour clocks. direct from the
which will sell. wholesale retail
purchased n any Western CITY
BITTROLFF g. SONS, Main st.. bet. list and ID.
N. R1very article sold in ablishment warranted
to be represented.
Old gold ve at tAe highest price, taken in exchange
for jeWelry. ap11
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JEW ELRY STORE OF

awArHMEY BUILDINGS STREET, THREE DOORS BELOW
this Store keep constantly hand alarge and
of Watches Clocks and JewelTy of ali DIS
and of the best styles and quality. ..
received large stock of New Je@ery bothuse-
full ornamental which for public inspection.
stock will be constantly supplied by additions with
latest and most beautiful patterns which my ns-
enable buy sell the lowest prices
Repairs any kind executed in competent and
at low charges.
goodsold and all repairs done warranted
for old Gold and Silver the
Those in ything line respectfully inv
bad Ia examine nv stock and prices. jan3-tf
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CHANGE OF PROPRIETORS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &C., &
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BY
LEI q II 81 " e I'LL NJ {.

AT WHOLESALE RETAIL
LEI G FL & " ERLTN q.
YfJHE undersigned have purchased the entire stock OF
Drugs and Medicines of j. M ID. Miller d CO., and
Intend carrying the Drug business at the we'll known
stand of Keller Farnsley, No. IA Water street, under
the firm of LEIGH 81 Veriing
Charles LEIGH, ofthe rm hopes he is favorably known
TO the public. having been engaged in Mr.. Crawford
Bells Store the last five years. Peter Verling, ofthe
same firm having been cerkng in the present store the
last three years, atters himself with having the conf
dence ofits old customers.
Weintend keeping on hand large and fresh stock OF
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and by
strict attention business and by low prices to merit
liberal patronage both from old and customers.
CHARLES LEIGH.
feb251y PETER VERLING.
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8 ME THINGS CAN BE DONE AS WELL Al
OTHERS!
IL; HART=ALIAS THE A, ACE r. Of, HABTS-

VTTOULD inform the citizens of Evansville and his
Wv generally that he is now at their service
Main and First streets next to Shankin Reilly
with very fine stock Of boots shoes comprising Ladies'
Shoes every description Also misses and infants shoes
hoo boots from the staple Stogay to the
French pump soles together with full supply Of
CATERS slippers Shoes pumps etc etc. Please call
and for yourselves You can always ind me At
taking measures attendingte the little ones.
ie25 HENRY j. HART.
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GentIemen,s Furnishing
Goods, &c.
GOOD ARTICLES AND CHEAP

NEW sTORE.--The undersigned has just opened .
La Clothing Store Water Street. Vine and
streets room formerly occupied BY Mr. Hay
lin Grocery He has received stock of Fall
IND Winter Clothing make and of the latest
style of cut which will be sold markedly cheap All
cles of GentemeA's Furnishing Goods such Shrts COL
lars Cravats Socks Drawers. Handkerchief &c. &c. Of
the finest varieties always be found at this and
astonshingy cheap. Call and examine for yourselves
ep1stf ADDAM JACOBS.
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FNNHE undersigned has removed his Tailoring Establish
u to Second street. Immediately opposite the Pres
bVterian Church. in the office with DR.. Wood where no
would be glad to all hi. old customers and goody
Of and would he pleased them with
anything in his line such GOATS vests Shirts draw
male order the shortest possible notice.
Thankful for past avors he would solicit
of the the hands of liberal public.
we j. L. NELMs.
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REMOVAL OF BooT AND sHoR sToRE.

FIELI!- n ~ \
MN DEUSNER Informs his customers AMI the Public
generally thst he has his Shoe Store
First street. between Main street the
side where he is prepared 70 make all qualities
Shoes in the latest o. the oss materials and warranted
and mistake hopes receive liberal as
thstie he started By and
nromptne95to Z fsbl3-kf
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C.rv pvpppss pUs,NEss

EXAM now prepared all kinds City Express busi-
have Just received large heavy wagon capable
carrying $500 lbs springs mde expressly for the etI
business Such carrying furniture without
hauling grain from the canal the river; and in
fast kinds hauling and city express husn
the shortest notice and reasonable FDqure at
my23 COOKS Family Grocery.
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STOVES AND TINWARE.j

g. RE now supplied for the Fall Trade They have
Ei=l hand of the complete assOrtments Of
gG%9 TOVES of all kinds Cooking. Psrlor aud Heating
~ Stoves of all ptions for wood and coal Coal
Crates Common and receiving addit daily
Also large assortment of TINWARE hand. They are
attend the lowest prices for
cash old Main between Second and
Third sign of the Coffee Pot. Be particular there
sre several stores in the same block. epG7-f
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LAW pARrNEmSHIP.

HAS a. JONES aud JAS. e. BLYTHE. Attornies al Law
Evansville Indiana have associated themselves part
in the practice of the Law and will practice
In this the adjoining counties and in the supreme
District Court They design turning their attention pare
nlarly land law In short time they will be prepared
give minutes the title to almost
lot in Evansville. its enlargements or in Lamasco to-
Eether with their professional opinion TO the title If de-
sired. ivI5-d&wtf
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wATCH nRIaAIRINo

KMNHE Undersigned having above busn
in Evansville natter himself with the hope thas his
Experience and skin in all descriptions measuring
machinery will. trial. be found worthy
the resilient citizens o. the city also
comprising the "ercnmambient vicinaGe.N
His shop at the Post Office where he be found At all
OFFICE HouRs. mY9 X. II. GATES.
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S E W [ n G M A G III / N E s.
FHNHESE Machines operate upon entirely priuci
E ple using shute ut one noodle and twa
They have tina hands of families and
anufacturers oieny long give them
and have given entire satisfaction. fst5
They construction highly ornameR-
tai well useful fitted to adorn lady's parlor
position in the shop Of the artisan
has been our obieetto furnish Machine that would be
plies family well TO the wants OF Taors
Cloak Makers Shirt and Collar Manufacturers
ccnfdant that Machines in the present form
the offered to the public.
thousands of families testify to their merits all
offamily sewing while Shirt and Collar Mannfactu-
wledge their superiority all others for
Trir work. -fa4a. :. Fl.
alton OF the Machines respectfully soil tedn
y Tonkips Reads, esra-' e. o. READ
~ nlftf Sole Agent for southern India
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SELLING OFF AR COsT.

VXTISHTNG change business offer the balance
w stock of Dry Goods less Those wanting
sgss-1Sd T. W. HgPERp.
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TEN undersigned having established Boiler Yard at y
a ansvlle. is prepared to make and repair Boil
Iersw satisfaction in either Prompt attention
will paid all who may sail him to do their work
Orders left with Henry Sohrber of the Lamasco
Foundry Brinkmeyer Mesker Co., Of the Eagle Foun
dry thu canal Main street. JOHN KROPP.
-REFERENCES--
HENRY SCHRBER. BRISKMEYER kLCsMAH6 Co
JOHN HEwsoN, VIM. BOYLE.
BERNARD NURRIE. G.. d. EGGLEsToS & Co.
1u
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MISCELLANEOUS
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
j. S. JAQU ES S & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
UUER RHTsF FHEWn a. GO

MERRITT, FIELD 81 CO.,
FIRST STREET, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
ENHE undersigned in recent of the largest
and Shoes offered city Our stock
has bee selected by of firm (who has had
renee IN the western with solely the
ofthe country and having purchased the
from the manufacturers in all the Eastern
enables to offer them for
equally good be had in Cincinnati
VILE. Our stock consists in part of
DRY GOODS,
cloths casmeres sane twceds and ears OF all styles
and coors white red yellow and green wool fannels plaid
nses blankets shawls checks shifting tick
lug beached brown and blue drilling dcnms brown sheet
Ing oeached muslin black and olored cambria crash black
and fancy alpaca lustres cohurg and mer de LANES
snghams aconet. white musns check csmbic Irish linen
West this season.
NOTIONS.
Linen cotton and silk edgngs and Insertions silk
and cotton velvet ribbons, combs
buttons hosiery. gloves thread silk linen and cotton hand
kerehefs ribbons
der shirts and drawers comforter table cloths
needles porte monnaes pencils holders brushes
hooks and hair pins thin les umbrellas 30.
HATS 6E CAPS.
Silk fur soft and Mapped black and white hats white
black wool hats kossuh buena VISTA wide awake washDg
ton warrior and know nothing all grades
and styles. Men, boy aud childrens silk WOODEN puBh
cloth, velvet and glazed caps.
BOOTS & SHOES.
Mems and boys kip. calf and toga youth
kip and calf boots ladies' misses and child kip calf
enammeled and patent leather shoes buskns slip
&c. mems boys and YOUTH lin ed unlined
calf brogans. ladies and gents rubber shoes, dc.
ep19-3mO daw j. s. JAQUESS & co.
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CAMPBELL d GROsCH,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS. =
NEW YORK BAKERYi

/ 1.refes SECOND NOME WEST OF THE MOUNTAINS!
On Fist street opposite the Post Once. liA
long xperienee in the busin
the city New York in which ci y he Is ackuoNl-
edged have superior in the of well ap-
pointed bakery, ouId respectfully announee: Hst8&
That he is fully prepared furnish all kinds Of broad
pies hot rolls doenu etc., either at
wholesale : retail.
weddings private parties balls private families will be
often desired vita everything fresh from ths
oven q shortest notice.
superior article of Graham and brown breads always on
hand. 4.sTs.s.e .s.sss5s.-l. s.ssf n a.ft.
y his business which shall be executed in ye not to
be passed by any enc. y2I ~ gs J. o. GAUNT.
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CLOTHING. sc.
THE ALl.TEs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

GsIEUE MEsSRs. ALTERING & Drummer HAVE
- eaSsd the Corner stand Water street. under the
journal once and hisd to with the
nishing Goods gd sell them astoaishinsy low sne
ALLIES HAVE BENN coMPEILED TO sURREapER.sf'F ts'
2 1900. THEIR NEW STOCK
consists in part Of MEMS and Boys
Gentle Dress Goods and Taiors
this city Their Tor an
superior ssher house in the city
which At all times to I'LL an orders With the best
of goods and 1t best bargains Country and eli
and the geaeraY respectfully invited TO call and
He their New Stock aAd Reauesd Prices
~ else J9heIaa - -. decFS-tf
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FALL CAMPAIGN!
HARDWARE AT WHOLESALE.
A NEW AND VERY LARGE FALL STOCK.
CHAS. S. WELLS,


HARDWARE AT WHOLESALE.
A NEW VERY LARGE FALL STOCK.
CHAS. S. WELLS,
VNTHILST returning generous patronage Of
w the public since he opened in Evansville would
tncky and city ALSO
in the Heaviest stock of Hardware and Cut
one-thd) that he has offered in the Evans
willie market SALE Many Goods purchased at reduce
by him. during depressed state of the markets.
East in England and by importing direet Europe
having his American Goods filled at the Manu-
and sell Hardware as low figures any house can
afford the Goods. to cash or good time layers.
He invites careful examination of his stock and BY
Merchants and Traders feeling assured that he do them
full Justice. sF.s. ss- -,
Among the articles (almost nnumeraOle) comprising his
stock he names the following to the trade:
500 dozen Pocket Knives Gully assorted; ~
1900 do Table 90 do;
75 do Steel Shears ana Scissors;
100 gross spoons-Trop Brttania and German silver;
so dozen coffee Mills all grades
800 do Files and Rasps all kinds:
1000 lbs Brass Kettles. turned bottoms; fffs
1000 lbs Sadirons assorted; .saa ~. t14 FTr-
800 dozen Butt Hinges. do; rf
1900 gross Screws. Eiml"t pointedi .r.lI v.r
$50 dozen Door Socks and socketsi
100 do Augurs; h
zoo pairs SSorsl and Tonss iras Brass heads;
60 dozen Saws. from Mill to Rey-hole;
rs do stetiyards and Scale Beams;
so do Ames' (aud other brands) Shoves ana spades;
| casks Pump Chain and Fixtures:
cases Japanned Tinware. fully assorted.
wbins and Lashes Brushes Combs Needles. Specaclcs
Port Fancy Hardware generally together will
heavy goods Irons Strap Hinges Tea Ket
ties Knives and Riddles and
| GUN Barrels and Gun TrsmmtoESs
80 -. CHARLES s. WELLS
oct2 Main street. I'd door below Branch Bank
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y. HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, es
pnssr OR THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL $500 0O0-aH pGid III IN CASH. eel
with tie nssnsoh of doing safe and fair bdfness with
so large Casa CaB and $. l. LocIis a. ~ head We YEN
na In the world Policies will be issued BY the subscriber
on Befdngs. Merchnndize. Household Goods &C., &c. on
terqs fav with other good solvent ComRapies
$3.50 - - - s.. L. LOOMS. Pres't.
CHARLEs T. MARrfs Secretary. go a-t. tiues
s~-r7-T SOD T-11-l1,4 ALLEN O. HALLOCK. Agt..
= Main street. op posite the Bank.
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AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
&c. M ARRF1Esg aa

i WHOLESALE AND RETAIL -. n"
,oRHER LOCUST AID wATER sEREETss EvANsvILtEiN IND
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,. THOMAS SCANTLIN, of the firm ofScantlin
G1 81 Parvin, has returned from Princeton and tax o
500 en- up his residence permanently in THIS CRY
where he will devote his personalattention to al.
branches ofther business Mr.. would call the atten
ton of the public generally and his old customers
to their extensive stock of STOVES, TIN and SHEET
IRON WARE, and all other articles pertaining to
their business They also prepared TODD all
Tin, Copper and Sheet-iron Custom Work, Steamboat
work, &c, &c Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done shortest notice and in the most perfect Style
Call at the store of ts1sf+ SCANTLIN g. PARV1N. Z
novi4 ta Main steet. bet Firstand Second.
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DeGAR moss
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE. q -

- LIVERY AND SALE sTABLF. p =
ON LOCUST. BETW. THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS
ES HORSES, Buggss. Carriages. Rs=Sa4=~eSss1A
8S&HH and Omnibssses. always for hire
above Stable Carriages fos excursions. par
ties and funerals always hand prepared boar
horses and keel them in the best order. "a Al fNtN
My fine new hack hereafter be kept running CONSTANT
during day win b. STEAMBOATS, hotels fo- tn
accommodation If those wishing to- it. II VIII also
citizens during the night by eavin
orders n the stable. my9 II. HI. DEGAHSlO.
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cTNAINSURANCE CONfPAN

= ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY. ESQ
~ 90. or Hartford. COnEsctfcEx. slA 4isi
CAPITAL $500. O00-aH paid ;n and Invested.
VENTS Company rated with perpetual ehartez
in against loss OF damage by Fire ON
IN general Also n,a1d In
perls Navigation Losses w be Der-
any au1 useeu anu p@' THOMAS K. BRACE. Pres't.
R Applications for Insurance may be made to the susod,
no Only receive proposals and Issue pol
"a tSp n s<t - - a. g. HALL0CK, Ag't,
EVIL Main street. nearly opposite the Bank
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wF2TFRN FEED1EAG RIG ULTU r. 9E " A-Ett1 -t1OO'A7
WHITE SISSVTNsGATE q co.
NEANUFACTURERs and n AZ "a "a q Tsfeg
vt aud Garden Moving heapins anu NJ
ing Machines Field and Garden Seeds. iress,
sreet opposite Bank Louisville, LoulsViis' ny
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Agricultural Science.

whs, the schoo.master IL to the child, 50
4, science to agriculture, AMI those know il
bs,,, and profit more from It. who give i most
ci their attention In the language Of Judge
Chce,e', il hn. taught ~ the elements Goa.
,l,uln: a fertile soil, and those Of bsrren
one. Il has taught IS luo elements found 10
10 al the f,r,.lilng agents of manurS' wlhln
our reach, whsihcrof mineral, 'e.slablo or
animal formation lIsace W. are shown what
aImixlurcs. %! soil 10 make. to supply With
one tle Deficiencies Of the o,hsr. 1, las taught
Us ,he element, constituting ,l,s plants of ol'
agricultural cop,. Hence we may determine
what crop we may eIPse, most ,acce"f4!Il
to place upon any given ssil, ani what maa-
ure, are beet suited to i,s growth Sc.sHs
has ai,o taught ul the elements constituting
nc didsren, parts of our domestic animals,
from which useful suggestions arc obia.asd
iur frcIin. them according :, the cad To b.
attained. Tor instance. it i f,und that our
Indian corn contain elements ealeu'iied to ST.
ten the animal, bs, no, ,so,, that strengthen
the muscles 50 much o. those i1uEi 10 oar
oats. The ous, therefore. should be led for
one purpose, and the other Tor s-Oihtr. THIS
principle hos been tested in practice ,hrough
the agency Of the State agricultural societies.
A pair Of oxen Of aSou: equal weight sHi
equal ,gor we're Pot at work, aud one ted uP-
on corn, and the other coon eats, Of cqsal
weight, daily, Gr two or lhres months, srd
each with iill supply hay. !. ws found
thar the one fed on oats soon got the mastery
at the draughi over his mate, and ra!aialnsJ
il 20 long as he was 80 FED. The feed wa,
then reversed for the same lengih Of time.
The com.isd Ok whsn put uPon oats imm,I
dlalcly recovered his power, and obtained tho
mastery over hi. late superior and mSInIsis-
cd il to the end. Science and experiment have
here established fact Of vast itnPonaRce TO
the farmers in feeding their laboring animals.
Still, with bundled, Of such experiments and
sush result. before Us, there are thousands oi
farmers who ye, regard agricultural seisnss
as humbug dollar NewsP,Psr.
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AursISo ASrcporr. \ friend Of mine,
(.l,s Mr. Lambert in his "Tnurl,') was
once prc.yn, At the house of a French lady
ia Canada, when a violent thunder storm
commenced. The shutters were immediate
~ closed. lnd the loom darkencd The la
dy Of the house. ru, willing to leave the
safety oi her company to chance, began to
search her closets or the bottle of holy i-aisr f,
which. by a sudden lash of lightning, she
fortunately found The bottle Was uucork.
rd. and is contents immediately sHrInklcd
ner ,he ladi,, aud gentlemen. II was a
mn., dreadful Noun, aud lasted consider
able time. she therefore redouhled her sprInk-
lin,s and bcucdctlons At every clap oi thun'
der at iIsh OF lightning. At length tie
storm ablled, and the parry ~ere "pro'Idrn-
tially" saved from It's effects, which the
good LADY auubu'cd solely 10 the preclous
wafer Bot when the shutters we're opened,
aud the light admitted, the company found
To the destruction of their white gowns aud
muslin haudLerchicis, their coats, aud pan.
ialoon.. that instead Of holy water, the Piou,
lady had sprlnklcj them with ink.
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POETRY.
Dream not, but Work

n,,, . ,.,. i,t v,-I' n hIi' le brave
Lsturt "a eova'i .rir,i crave
U.ct~ ir,-n ,a.L'' a'p'cN
rh.-kbiI 3D.. ra,I .-I isrs.r D.,
uut,'. b,sh c,B ~iu AXE fhre ars
The ,Ic, us-tas hs.,u-L
rhiak nee Or, share Of ar,f. 'ur greats
Sr,sI t, th, r,,.i, e.,st, slfri
S,r,u.th G,,B ,l-r,r gi'sn
Y, ts...s - r,..als,, 90 ,rI vr0us,
Nara.k NV oh, r,' r'.'ut hrv s''s
Tbs, With che fs h''r 'u''ra'
Wa, srs.,ls.. war. ,s,i-.lh.t-..m.ss'i
sr,,k aat ~, Jru,h-art ur' rhs right
>b,sJ lhr trIr'ov,rs',
VI frr-i- strong ,mr,o,s ihs tme-
go, o.. .,1rsr-iutf fro.iu",
Cu.h ursta.,ru'
s,,i,, sa. .l,,s oa. 80 sy-H deem
III, ro,l rsurltr. Gaze u.tt''r,a,
rrt-a Chu.tipaurs.
rs.-l. .f.aL. s1fa.t 'st.u. ra'' 'r''r-t
Wr,af, vrE th.,s uhp 1c..a.r
Ttsrary tnthrts.
T.fs,tth,,s'f, l,B h.r ,au.rl
Irr ,I,.H, .l .u0,r.r- h1r11a.HI.
- shautH. W. arrr H'-a.,
Ur.rs, .',rt,,rthrr.B BrH tt, .ra'
sBLm. BOZ ..8Irr atfhs g.r'
Makrtu ,.f.a' -h.'
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cred arunnd and shook hands with him, bu,
still he fingered and held back.
"wbcrs is brother wi"he Mlcngih heard
asked. 1t was the ,oice ofthe minister.
Here he is, )" s,id enc " two, opening the
way To where the farmer s,oud.
The preacher advanced, and e'iching his
hand saii
"lIow do you de-. brother W lam glad
To- sec you and where is sister w"
Sister ". was brought flrwsh, and the
preacher shook hands with them lcauily,
while his face was u, up with smile,
i believe am Io ind hone With you,"
be- .7td. as Il II vas se,l'cd.
B,frc the It'll embarrassed bmllrr and So.
ler could make reply, some ono as'rd-
"lloo came you to be ~ lal,' You were
c,rerrd ln., night Aud vhc.' j. brother
m"
"Rru'h-r u i-si-k. ." rrp1'l W y ,"aad
IhaI tn com, alone. Five mtr. fom rhi,
INV horse gave oar. md ! had to cnrr the
r,rof thr way on foot. Bu', hcrlur 5,
rold and weary rhl, | found ll nccrss', lo
49, f,rmer no, hr from here ,r give m' a
nights lnd,.rc, Which b. w1s kind ,n'ua,
To- do. hnuru was sill thee miles o1
hu, u h1prsrsi tla, ~. very much uearsl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-09

Happiness consists in sesrg somebody
more miserable than ourselves. II there yer.
Only two people in the world, the man who
lived on cold PO,aioe, would consider himself
an aristocrai, ifhs could only reverse matters
and go potatoes and salt, like that other fcl.
low" Among the eanibAl,, he i. considered
a capitalist, Who can rsise roast dog twice
ys'r Queer rcorl. these hpnan beings,