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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-04-12

OsT As Old Roger and the Brahmln
PooPoo we're crossing the Chelsea Fer
ry, the Brahmin spoke ofthe difference
in the boats ofvarious nations and said
that on the Gan-ges they had boats made
of cloth, rendered impervious to wet by
pitch. Well said Old Roger, the dii'
ference is not so great as you imagine,
because even here we have tow boats.
The Brahmin would have replied, but
Old Roger interrupted him by asking
him why the roof of the largest ship
houses was like man i'll with rheuma
tism. The Brahmin assured him that
he couldn't see the least resemblance.
1T is,' said Old Roger, because it is
full of panes. A spasmodic effort 10
save his hat from going overheard put
an end 10 the conversation. Post.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-04-12
Somebody very truly remarked.

Somebody very truly remarked. "
good 'oifs exhibits her love for her
husband by trying topromote his welfare,
and by administering to his comfort.
A poor wife 'dears' and my loves her
husband, and would'nt sew button to
his coat to keep him from freezing.
A sensible Vye looks for her enjoy
ment at home-a silly one abroad.
A wiSe girl would win loverby prac-
ticing those virtues which secure admira-
ton when personal chrms have failed.
A simple girl endevors to recommend
herself by the exhibition of frivolous ac-
complishments and amawkish sentiment.
which is as shallow as her mind.
A good girl always respects herself,
therefore always possesses the respect of
others,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-04-12

This question cannot be answered def
nitely, as the opinion of farmers differ ma
terially; and then the climate and soil have
much to do with the quantity. The guam
tity of seed sown broadcast to the acre, is
about as follows
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-04-12
C6oiee poetrp.
s P R I N G ,
BY ELIZA COOK.

- WI
Wclcome-al hail to theel
Welcome, young SPRING
Thy sun-ray is bright
On the butteray's wing.
Beauty shines forth
In the bossom-rob'd trees;
Perfumes float by
On the soft southern breeze:
Music-swcet music
Sounds over the earth;
One glad choral song
Groets the primrose's birth; .,.
The lark scars above,
With its shrill matin strain
The shepherd boy tunes
His reed pipe on the plain.
Music, sweet music
Cheers meadow and lca,--
In the song of the blackbird,
The hum of the bee;
The loud, happy laughter
Of children at play,
Proclaim how they worship
Springs beautiful day.
The eye Of the hale one,
With joy in its CLEAN,
Locks up in the noontide
And steals from the beam;
But the check of the pale one
Is mark'd with despair,
To feel itself finding
When all is so fair.
The hedges luxuriant
With flowers and balm,
Are purple with violets,
And shaded with palm;
The zophyr-lsiss'd grass
Is beginning to wave;
Fresh verdure is decking
The garden and grave.
Welcomo--all hail to thee,
Heart-stirring May
Thou hast won from my wild harp
A rapturous lay.
And the last dying murmur
That sleeps on the strain
Is welcome. All hail to thee
Welcome, young Spring!
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-04-12
ITO OUR BABY,
ID 0VELY darling, tiny creature!
SA Full of dimplcs, full of smiles;
WolI I know thv every feature.

ID 0VELY darling, tiny creature!
~ Full of dimplcs, full of smiles;
Well knew thy every feature,
Well prize thy loving wiles.
When thou'rt sleeping oft watch thee,
Watch the smiles fit DER thy cheek;
Tokens of a dream land beauty
Which thou knowoStf but cannot speak
When thou drcamcst baby darling,
When thou goest to Angels land,
Oft l kiss thy lashes silken,
Oft clasp thy dimpled hand.
Spirits hover near and round thee,
Thou fair token of sweet love,
When thou fadost, they shall bear thee
To the beautcous realms abovc
Could'st thou be baby ever,
Free as now from care and strife,
Happier would'st thou be, my darling;
Happier far would be thy life.
Than when mingling with the rushing
Of an angry, restless world
May hopes banner high above thee
Fer be Aoatng--wide unfurled
GEORGE R. PouLToN.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-04-12

At Pekin, China, an editor is decaP'
itated if he prints false news. The Pc
kin papers are very reliable
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-04-12

Qu1rr SAFE.--There is a gentlemanif
the Legislature who can be trusted with
any secret; for nothing he can say vii Be
believed"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-04-12

nT"Doctor, do you think tight-lacing
is bad for the consumption ''Not az
all: tits what it lives on" The docs
tors reply was wise asMell as witty.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-04-12

sFAu ancient and exceedingly simple
method Of bookkeeping, is to keep all the
books you lay your hands on.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-04-12

Never be idle. If you have nothing
else to do, turn to and wallop that fellow
that snakes faces at your sister.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-04-12

~"My DEAR" said traveller to q
little red-headed girl, "csn Iprocure a
glass of milk here?" "Eo. tbir''was the
reply; "thith ith temperanth houth."
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-04-12

EESnow is such a rarity in Georgia.
that fall of flakes is called sleighing.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-04-12

EE Our readers would do well to keep
this table for reference.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-24
St q C0 + / O t

piro biermit gescben an bic Grtrn, Grccitrrrn unt
dle piejcnigen, neld)e irtrrcBrt lino in ben 9Srs
mbaen unp Den lotnterlallrnlhaIten fullcrrcr in
Scdsl Gauntp, prrltcrHrncn gcrirnCn, nImIid
Die 9tcAnung non Gbriitcpbrr !6enrisr, gtpmi.
nrdtrr pcS prrltcrtcnCn Gcprsc !Srnrigr.
Die 0tehnung pcn OIYip 9Sitlilms, jr., Slps
miniltrItcr rcS seritrrtrncn Ddpip 90ilIdms. len.
Die SrdnunS prn Utrr9e 8cinHarp, Guatpjs
an Yon Sebu Srrg.
Dir Jtednung ppn 2lplm 2ibrntCr8er, Guar
pan ppn yrpis Mrtr.
Die Jictnuns pon G9arIcS Yrtrr, 0aartn
Srn tSlcril olnrwuf.
Die 9trhnunN rpn SUnaS Seniin9cr mp 8euz
ten ScninSer, ArmnuGtrrrn pcn Utpr9e Scn.
finger, 0ulrridn ppn Grbint 9ttter.
Die Jtehnang pou Ntrnbam Wutbnrt unr
GbarcS ,3ti9ter, Grrtutprcn Dos prrturtrncn 0jep.
Wutbart.
Die isparate Jtt6nunJ Yrn Sotn Mlrtarr. c.
ner Der GrttutSlrn rcr Yrrltprtrncn GIljatrtb
3rrlcr.
Die 9tc6nns pGn Genis SAmirt. osirruprr
Grccutrr prs peritprtcncn 6rirpr. q. Jiige
Die StrGnma Vcn ;Ssiie Grim, Guardian srn
9opiO 8. s. Stidrr.
Die Jiednun8 9rn 9Sillilm 2hnrrS, Guardian
BON MdtIrI SAUbmahrr.
Die 9tcdnung ppn @atricl NlilItr, 2lpmnr
tor rGS pcritrrtCncu Sphn WlilCr.
Die 9tCchnurl Yrn 9tcubcn 9ScjB unp Gliid5Ctt
9SctB, arminratVrrn pr5 YcriCrbrnm IBrmNs
S4ttB.
Die Jtt6nms srn p,trr Snyccr, Ouarcian
Npn Gdtbdrin1 &rpniuNCr.
Die 8tdnun9 pcn Srnls prllcr, Gwultcr rr
Scriorbcncn GSe &unB.
Die Nrhnunl You GbarlCS Epilcr daireupCr
acmnrntrr rcs YrriIrrteurn Sobn NrtInp.
Die 9lcdnunI pcn Gbrlhnn &titier, Grtcutpr
rer UcrIprtcnen MN9oaIrnl &titlr.
Die 1cparate 9tchuung ven s n0ttm Lrrrlcr
rner rer Grccutprrn Der ptritGrbCucu GIN1tCtt
Srrrlcr.
Die Jtc6nun1 srn Gtahct 9irm0nrt. Grrcus
tor pes Ycritrrtcnrn sjncpb ydurY.
Die 9trbnmN Yon StpbCn 9lttcr mo 9leas
ben SI9cr, Grsruprrn rt5 peNter. racu ocnra
Sitter.
Die Jtcdnuns pcn 9icutcn 0tninIcr, Npmi
nitrltpr pCS pcritrrtcnCn Sdcub 0cniin1cr.
Die 9lchnun9 pCn l6cmY .. 9Btavtr unp q.
geederr arminhatrrcn rr5 9crtprbrnrn GrUr3c
gSedper.
Die 8c6uung pcn gG;ajam D. Otaiu9cr nr
SameS D. OiamScr, Npminiitratcren ppn 9StIi.
ant Dillin9cr.
SOaG rit @rlrutrrtn uub l(emiuilrotcrrn Ger tEioo:
fen ioIntcralinihofrtu unp C5uarttons ihrr &tbnu-
atu in Der Rc9litrdtcrs:amstutc in ltutnauu, IN unit
fur Srtha @auntn, clu9ctroain haeIn-rpClthl &Itb:
nun9cn ptm NSGllInSirtht rru btia9tSm Gountr, ;n
Stltdtt9un9 rcr9dt9t wtrnrn iclcn. I'M 9curthauttr
htiaaitr Stopt, auf Oitnlto95 zen 6itu Ntcpcnbtr,
1855, UNI 10 llbr @crmito0'.
Samuel Gplrrr, 8c9irirer.
4Gtntaun. Sftcttr TO- rbtG
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-24
g Ct + j re / ite.

NpSembGr 2ermin II, 1855.
6plsenre JtchtsfSle nrrpen bel rrr nahitn
Court pie in gllcntaun, 2eha Gnunty, 9cbaltrn
irerccn rpiro ocrtrmmCn, nImlih
Scrsmiab Sdnirt ggcn 9SlIidm gtcli95.
Scrbrf uno JtnauB 9cgcn 9trpbaro u. Stmrn.
2RrmaS sSeaYer 9cSen SG. II. 9rbn SSerman.
Samuel Smitb 9e9cn Sctn 9Grib.
3bcmas Craig 9cgcn @rmuuo Mcrris.
9Silliam Sepau gcgcn Scpbia 3rCrlcr, ct. al.
Scpbia 2rerltr 9c9Cn 9Silian VCpan.
Scbn Sunlidcr 9C9cn Gapip SnYbcr.
Oapip Oottihau acscn 0srrge Yupipi9.
3bpmaS sSegcI'S Npmintitratrrcn 9e9en gSils
liam Srep.
2awrsnce Dentpiry unp 5rau 9cSrn Grnr9 Soy.
6enrp Sdger 9e8cn Siade sepS.
9iruten SaerbY SeScn =. 9Brib unp Gp.
GbarIss Smtb 9e9rn u. Sudrnba6.
GliIabetb Smtb ssscR Gbarles Sie9lcs.
Goparp StrttIer ge9rn GbarlCs SeogreareS.
@liIabrtb NrlcnbsrSCr gegen 0. 8cientsrSer.
9Piliam 5illman 9egen 9Silliam Grrlmon.
Dapo Grcue gfyen Die Sr6a Sale9 etlen'
Eabns3sirai6ait.
Sascb Gag rus 9s9ea 0isislts.
glelIcn 9atlr gsgen Sidac See.
SamiIton 8. Salmon 9e8sn s. 3. uno SS
$. 8ernp-
Gbarlrs 8ot sesen ScGn Grim.
9ieutsn Soltsn sesen Sarpb 9. Selfrt6.
9erIrlte ss9en Denirlben.
Sc. muels, Yrrtb.
Sftutr II. ..... mbC
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-24
@uDttpr5z zNa0rt0t.
In ann NHaii,nntritht rcn gttha @aunt,.

SSn Dem 0HaltnatriCht Hcn Httba 9alntr.
Sn Der S0he Der 8rhnung prn Solomon
&rmmercr unp Mdrtn &rmmrrCr, Grccuturcn 9rn
Rem lrBtcn gSilcn unp leitamcnt rrS Yriprtcncr
Wdrtin GcmmCrsr, lrbt9in ppn 9dcrersMlfcrp
Saunldip, Srda Gountp.
llmo nun @uN. IS. 1855, rrnnnrtr Die Grmt
Carl Setter. OtrirS SGicanp unp Jtwtcn StIbrr
ais auritprcn, um tCiaQtc Gednung su tibrrIrbcn,
dtcrjuicttcln urb rem WrIcg 9cm1B cine %rrtbd'
lung ;u MAIDEN.
yS72|1k 2lu5 prn llrtunrrn.- Sr3euSts,
4. I /. o., >, q. 9&. !lttiN, Sctr.
Die ptcnNrnnnnic 2tartorcn msrpcn fir Ncs
nnnntm 3rct ibrcr Grncnnung iid cjrfnrcn. am
6rcita0 Den 26Rc STtrtr, nm 10 llbr @rrmitz
t1os, am 6Nuie ven & rworp 6rCp, in 9drrcrs
Mllicrp Iaunid,ip, yctbN G1lmtV, ollrC iid' ale
Sntrreiiirte ctninrcn ttnntn, mcnn Ie rs ais nj
tbia bctraften.
SttUtGr 10. nQ3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-24
Die MuSfunft.

g2tnaus, mtint mrci9s Dame cScb bin auf ecrn
GHt9s mrint ocbyits OrcB uno 8cnnct pcu brr
MRS. Slcpp 81 taufcu on
StcPPS psRIfeiIsm Sarselb -etObr.
StpttnltSr Il, nabo
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-24
9t00rt0t.

Die llntrrHidjnrtrn scbrn birrburh Ra6rift,
paG lie bri bm nihlcn NrSrmtcrs5sumin prr
Court Der Srrtrliatri9rp Sibms in unO fir &c.
ha Gautp, appieaticn fir cinrn GrlautniBl6cin
fir Den Strtauf pen mrnartisen, Ipiritu6ien. mals
unp 9ctrautcn SiauTren, an ibrsm StoGr in Sber-
NIacun9ie SamIdip, SrrtrIa9trm Gauntp, MAIDEN
perben. 6erI6 uno Glaber
September IL, 1855. natG
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-24

Or. 6. g. s.. q ( ii II ppn Nruprrf lenft
Die 2Iufmcrtiamteit iclAer Ycripnen BON gllcntaun
uno Der llmSc9rnp, wcltbe SperatipnCn an ibren
notirljdrn ;3d9nrn YcrrAtet gu babrn trnBtIi9t
lnp, cpcr bic litl ttnfIidr 3abnr einirgcn gu lais
zen wtnidcn, auf icne pprSt9litbe Spcrirun9s n9swei'
r III all Den pcriNicpcnen 3wetgen Der 3 bns
Ir5neitunpe.
Oa er tcreits cine iicteniGbri9e Grfabrn9 in
ciner 9rrIrbipn 9cnrBen but unp alr rprrtbpcllen
Srrbrlerun8cu tcnuet, IL priB or, Dap rr allen
Yatientrn Die tcItc 3ilfr 5u eiltrn perma9, wel6e
pric Stunt ocrmEsrno 1T.
8eferen3en: GDrw SGrmas OcgSitt, ..
D, Glrp. Gbarles d. SamrlUn, s. Charlton,
N. D, 8m. unrcr9ia, ". D, gleu-yUrt
City.
Scinc Sftcc III sc9eupGrtiB i'm ,,gtmerean
Sptcl," ober Yatirntrn merpen auf Gcrlansen
aub in tbrn 9Iuirrn triu&t.
9toormtCr g. na1g
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-24
Slnt0nie 0erfQuf.

auf Samita9C BEN 3tcn glopcmtrr nSditen3,
um 10 llbr Sprmitta9s, lpa auf rrm GiJrntbum
leltit, EfGntA scrtauit wcrprn
9ip. Gin 9ripibrr Stric9 Gont,
gclcarn in Ncro. .gGbritGaa 5auniC6ip, gr6a Gu,
pGenp an %Inb Spn !6rnry (oelirih unD Nrnry
Ontrrt, cntGGltenp 10 2Idcr unp 10 Jtrtbrn 9Cs
naues Maas. Die &utcBcrm9m rar1ui iimO
..&zyA Sin 9utr5 Nou5 uno St1IL
Ii:i:Etss Gin Raut6au5, uup onrcre 2uiicnNcs
Gssssss.s2& tGure. s3pei CUTE Sprtngrn, unO Elm
gutter SIumsnrtcn teijnpm iid etcNfluS rGrIui.
Dies 1T cine bcrrlcbe Erttr, 1T iiberbourt Ibid
l;A il Nbtteilun9cn 0ctbrtIt, mp lit mcIl Die |tuTs
mu!Nmte.t Yrn &aufIulgcn merits.
&bcufn 80:
9tm nGmliGn Gaa, Inn llbr glnhmtta9S, AM
Walbauie res !6errn Oyer, in SdlGtr9trn,
9Sai1jnStpn GlUnid1p, gc@a GamtY:
9ip. 2. - Gir lmgctbciItr SGIftc rinra
Sdicirrbruda uno Strtd |anrcI
9clrgn in beiastem Sanihip unO GNmtg, grim
icnp an yinpr Won .. lopwru, Sotn 9tmCl9 Il.
@Gcror JiemclY; ent1nltcno 5 Nder uno IS Nus
t)en 9enuuc5 Maa5. Die &rrtCbcrun9cn inn,
Sin gutter jun8rr &1umAartclI
wclher lccbcn gu trn8Cn anfSnNt. Ter Shicfrrs
tru4 lit an SteIlcn ac6fact unN lit pprtrcfi;d.
Der GjrunpilrA it pprtbeIboit 9ctr1cn, um in
SIaCtCttcn auSWitnttcn III wmrcn.
Die Sepm9m3cn an Srrtluilt19c unN 2luiz
w1rtun9 ppn
g. 8. No9rntu@,
elias ". Sums.
g(lNlnitS non Srantln = mitD uuo Srdu.
Sftrbtr Il, no3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-24
u Il cn tpmn
GtIcnba0nz OeIcQ QICb1ft.

w
Sutluiptrns SdAcr fir Stpd in rcr 2Iacntcmn
Giirntabn G'cieIlia0ft GmiI6n alrntcwn mN
port Glintcm wrrpm gcUfnct an zen Ytdecn unp
Iagen mic fclgt, Srpii6n Ben Stuupen non 10
llbr SprmittasS mp llbt gta6mtta9S:
9tn 9iGtenpallncr's @aIbauie in Grcrlcrtcpn,
am Opnueria9 BEN 25iten ririeS Sftptcrmpnats.
gn 1rrrler'S Gjalbauie in NlUBtpwn, AM Grri'
ta0 ben 26itm ririr5 Sftptrrmpnat5.
gln &ub'S @ah0auIe Su 6ubtpmn, am Diem
lag Rem 30Icn bieIrs SttptcrmpnatS.
9ln Grerler'S 0albnuls in Samtlr9, ant Wtts
nod ben 81 ten pirlcs SttpbrrmcnatS.
glm 9runIyloania Saa in Yctt5SlIe, am DOM
ncritas rm tlten 9tcprmter nG6itrns.
gIn Se6tel'S GaRtoul' in 2tQcntaun, am Dirns
tag rcn 6tcn 9icSrnlter nd6lens.
Die llnterl6retenrn ais cine Committee, crs
nannt fir jenen @neiped, ipsrpen trimcbnrn um
SubIcriptiunrn in gmpiang gu nrbnlrn.
Sntpt . iatRgrr,
gB NJ. 6rep
6 brt prGb,
9. .. .SttlrS,
! Qlrntewn, SItpter II. rq2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-24
80 q Ch I | Ch t.
bTtntlil1) III YerfoltfCn.

Der llnttrjcihutte 9bt hGrmt 92otbrtht cas- CT 6si
otm nidlltsn GcrtmtCrsSsrmin Ger Gsurt Der pier:
ttiihrocn Sieuu9 in uuo fir eteha @auntn, grrlt:
tat;cu YdU ctncH Grau6ufihtin fir cen &rrtauf pcn
miInorlltn fpirtu5itu, molj uno 9cbroutCn SauGrtn
all Eiucm Stcbr in SRiQrretaun, Hitccrmatunois,
vCretiu9Um 0auntp, MAIDEN pirr.
Srbn SGifrrt.
Stytcultsr 10 nttG
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-24
XeBte N06rt0t.
GjrDB< unD GletuDerfQuf.

SGttjaJs m>o WotraBms 9Saaunla9rr.
0Ir llutsr3ltdbnttt wdni;bt cbrerGittglt bic 2tuf
mtrtidmtrtt cts gublltums auf lstn
SebrrsSctt unb Ntntratrn Gtablilrmrn,
Sc. 229, Serb 2tt SroGt, rttrbab Der &int, Wbil
dotlpbG ju ltntcr. SCiu Srcd ihUtjt aIt arttn ron
8Gttin9, Ratraetn, @lSuttts. Stdin0s, S6dlnos,
Gcmcrts, Gul1trus, unO allie onocrt arttttl in ittntm
Sab in b, wGltbGs nlIts ouf Ole btt Art ron out,n
9Vottrl0su asnacbt mo. unO wcltbS c pcblftil ais
an irltuo tinsm anoru Srt in Vbltaoepbia rcrfoufr
WtreW. Jdmc5 Wforgau.
Strtcmttr 26. rb3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-24
Court pfl0mQtipn.

ontsma Ger atbibar ". RtSarIntp prafrrm Rdcr in
Cen er'bcenn SSnnIcu FItde Vtt6:
btjirt, brnsuS Sdunls Northampton
Yennlulpdntn SrdI hnt6 Minis YrtiStut Rhr er
Ssnn eruri'n Sr unH Srnunsr mH dNCtntr @ttnnEs
nIFS rtCgn2 k1GItn eaunIItr, uno YCiCr 9GNs ulC
Sbas Ned Srs. cfhiisdcr cr Sprttn Sntr mI &tr
uno dlafiufntr GthnUnFse risfarO &c Rnna
3atptt uetrn Nrhrtdtrn Sduim,
tbI aulnu ard bibsn t Snsr wo 8ers
niur uN ptWhrd SIna uuH Scmnicr Flcas 0nhtraunItn
psibt cH SlCt fur cas-
kttDa, aui Cen
& eriten Mcntls I'M Mcnat gIcUcmbrr,
1856 mclbis Ger jt zns Ets biias,n gsnas M rdf 5m
eSe,pt elErn uire
Sp pirp birrnIit 9tldridt 9eacbCn,
dIs SrsSsur Gcuihht nn;rhhlbe,6 tsSrtn Saunfne
gel raf l NHnn unE Farbt b IN ssmr FtHn nlE ln
Rcis Seerce, InIn;n tnS Hrlhnltntn tIunEsn baden,
um iDren VfdNn sri1Vfer Scurt 0himrarItn.
9cS9lcicben wcrpcn aub ale cCjrni1en,
mtlhs etasu Sanstns Etm etion0uf rsdn
RIaacr 5SGtn auipSGn bibtn, htuGrriGtI, CIf
or,rtunr Sdib einmEp blbin CitslbEn prSlurn,
ihnSn rrtt Gintsn MAG.
acbtu NnS. in Ser GtoE altnaun, ritirn 10.
Gls otcpsr I'M 5GDrt unrrs Errrn l5'j
9t1tb1u 9Sellr, Sdcrtf.
So11 trb0tte ete Rtpublit!
Nnsntsur, Sttcbtr 10, Isij nlt@
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-24
&ccba GorInth

6curr< Srrltbcrun95 0eIrllibnft.
Nad'ri4t wirp bisrmit scgetrn pa6 auf BEN cr.
Fen WiCntaa i'm gicYember, rm 5tcn, am Saule
pcn Siras 9SeStp, in gHrtcoEpilr. cine gGabl ocs
baltcn werpen fol-, iwiiGrn Den Shnocn Sen
bis 4 llbr, um IS DirrFtpren iu MAIDEN.
Jaeeb rocnner, grTt.
Sttptn 10. roim
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fir WcrNmGn, C0r0r mo Cos. btribmtt DcltG Cams
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Die llntcr;cdnrten aeben bicrrur6Ha6ri6t, rae
iir tci rcm nGdlirN Mpgcmtsr Srrmin Der Court
Der Sicrtcljdbr9cn Sisuns in mo fir 2c6a Gaun@
tp, Duplication fir cincn GrlaabniBideiu, fir ben
Scrfauf pcn rrinarti9Sn, ipirituElsn, MALI uno
gebrauten SiquTren, an ibrrm Stpbr in glierer-
Maam9ie Saunidip, sCrtciagtem Gnuntg, MAIDEN
werpen. Grrlcr IND 9B ciler.
Srptcm6rr 12, 1855. nabS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-01
PINE LUMBER. ~,

THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY!
HOHN +. GLOVER & CO., corner of Main and seventh
Cd Evansville Ind would respectfully inform the
Public that have in yard and for sale low FOR OAs
complete Seasoned Pine Lumber en-
qualities Tongued and Pine ana
Ash Fooring Dressed and undresed Ceiling Castings and
Pannss 100 feet sound Common Boards suitable Ior
shops fencng No Pine and Poplar SC
Sc Can have made order the lowest prices
Doors Blinds Mantle Pieces. Moudings Frames for
Windows &C.. Bills of prices forwarded to All
rrornntS.,sat,oO S- feb12 If
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-01


{ MAS. WELLS IS now opening large and complete
S xoa an Ss g
Indiana Illinois Kentucky gener-
can Be- in as essshere the
Bsad5 ri e as
Pocket knives 3dC SO dozen: sgpsIisr as:or.ment
ssythe snashes; IS dozen; CONFLICTS assortmsnt s"
Cradles. grain; IS dozen. assd qualities. @
Forks by and 60 dozen. from cOmHdOn best
Gay rakes: 20 ds4en. ..Bioodsbrand."
SS H - stones; . sss Of gross ss's
Hames; q aOz.n; root and steam bent,,-,
ss; 500 dSasr entire end complies
& and and
Saws; SO dozen, hand rip, tenon compass. wood. etc.
Lo ks and Latshes 10 cas-. all dsser psiOns. -
n 5 o sR sn
Axes; 60 bxs; shoPPins broad and hand. e r
Coffee n 50 DOZEN rem vfTSSs p's S5
Tea kettles; acasks, light and smooth;
strap hinges 1000 lbs. 6 to "a inches = 3 90 ..-+
Sad irons; I0Olbs. to lbs.
< very large a.:ortnsns rszol:
sors ano hG.se eaics aorse ons
sheep Shears Sstehsss gouss
combs and port
harps hairpins. thinSIss etc. etc. - =
m Ann ON 11sssnes w1sa Of which win be
sold exceedingly lowtor cash or time pager
the new Hardware Store. doors Branch Bank
Evansville. Ind. spH
sa9 ~ S' sST Ef oRs
WHITE LIME AND CEMENT.
= n 11's' anu 'of 'A'' y TEyNEY soRENsoN. :
% sgE. sESeK SS REAs Goods
- consisting in part art Ct pu,n..
10 do Bleachsd MusIins. 81 @F@9
do BaTrege de Lains,
do COiOred and Blsschsd Cambrics,
,o 3 DO % S yaSo5s;. and canSrie'
Besides Large stock NOticns such Combs Pins But
is1' Needles etc. all e. f.
y PUMP CHAM AND FIXTURES.
q best quality pine and poplar tubing ca+bs sels
G ny5 ''- '--'' BiBCooR BRO"
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
hsIstOteIs existing SsS:sn John
Co.. lsS day f:SIaasy last ,'t al
saInst the viii call the uadersgaed for settle
@en as he alOnes authorized to settle q the
n, B.--Ths business will be oon.inusSby J.F. G.
FULL assortment of Mantua and Satin Ribbons reed
this day and for sale ns AM u.s. Low E
Of fresh Meal s; CO.'S 80 s. g q,
=, FANCY cHILD's CABS. sz avsr 4
E 1ys As 0Ad' Cabs 9 Go OK = S.nr,
SAFETY FUsE-2o.OOO feet for sale BY uur,. opp 4
LATE ARRIVALS OF GROCERIES.
% sSii pi IA as and RsSSiisd Seissss..
Liverpool sa. with general ..ssstn snt Of
for family USE in 'nS w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-01
THE HOT NIGHTs ARE COMING.

Ill those who wish sleep cool. had better call at COL
IN burn & Hers berger's and buy new mattress We
turning the best mattresses description and
size made in the Western country II doubts
word let them cali and examine and produce better
We have workmen and will order
spring hair cotton and huck mattresses and
them better than obtained other
Fol spring import springs from
Eastern 'actory and will them stand
70 country merchants would say that furnish
them on as liberal terms they obtain the quality
any other city. .----...-
We would also say that closing the balance of
spring dress goods large discount from
cost those bargains, had call
anime. O0GBURN HERSABERGER.
/ my22 atfa Fosters Block First
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-01
ROII,ER MAXINE Ann REPAIRINf.

ROLLER MAKING AND REPAIRING. y
ny undersigned having established Boiler Yard
ansville is prepared TO make and repair >ol-
ers-w give satisfaction in either Prompt atent N
will be paid 60 all who IL rim to do their work
Orders be left with III Schriber. of the Lamasco
Foundry Brinkmeysr Mesker Co.. Of Eagle Foun-
dry on the canal, Main street. JOHN KR0PP.
HENRY ScHRIBER. BRINKMEYER KLUsMAN Co
JOHN HEws0E. NM. BOYLE,
BERNARD NURRiE. G. ID. EGGLESToS 90.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-01
STOVESg TIN AND COPPER ESTAR.
LTSEF
JEW ELRY STORE OF

GwATHEY BUILDINGS FIRST STREET, THREE BELOW
POST oFFIcE. Ea - 8
this Store keep constantly hand large and general
IA assortment of Watches Clocks and ewery all kinds
and of the best styles and quality. s-.-
hsve Just received large New ys~elry both
fu and which open forpublic inspection
My stock WALL be constantly supplied BY additions with the
latest beautin1 patterns which extensive bus
enable sell the lowest prices
Repsirs any kind executed ina competent and
at low charges. '8s - sas
a repairs done my
Goods exchanged old Gold and Silver the most liberal
terms -- -at p E-rsgsl
Those anything in my line respectfully inv
ted to examine my stock and prices. 80 jan3-u
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-01
NEW ARRANGEMENT,

WNordsr that NAV able devote my time particu
n iarly to the IRoS HEAVY Hardware part eff my
business disposed Of Of interest in the lro-
cery house TO Mr.. MATTHEW DALZELL. who will con-
tin4e at the stand the style of ORR DALzELL
Co. complete Of everything in the Grocery
line this opportunity of returning sincere
thanks the paying customers the house for the very
extended for and respectfully ask
them to their avors arm would say
TO the very pay gentlemen that they need
not ask credit at this house. -
March /. 1885, SAMUEL OEh r.