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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-22
EVANSVILLE. IND TUESDAY MORNING.. JANUARY 90
RAILROADS, &C.
pKNNsYLVANTA RAILnoAD.
LIS Ega E7T rs Es5.i5sT1
E 1Ezz

@Ea 80 go go
~- THE undersigned having been ap .rr.w
eI1GAAR pointed Agentto the above ComPa- -EASs
,1$ssss5@ ny in this city would inform ship vszss5
pers, merchants. and The public
generally that F Leech. George Harris and George
Black late of ID. Leeeh Co.. and Thomas 3. CLARKE, Oi
CLARK d Thaw,' under the firm of
LEECH 81 Goa 49,. p ~'-+ 4ta
Are by appointment special aud shipping
Of the Peansyiyania Railroad Company They nave estab
cished all the principal shipping points
aand west and prepared to receipt throuhirom New
ork, Boston. PhiIadep and Baltimore all
cities all cesand the
Atlantic seaboard the Pennsylvania Railroad
The direct their whole forwarding
and facilities for shipping and to the cars without
the eeond drayase and their charges by
with the Railroad teing extremely low Ia
nominal the drayage they hope
lie able to give satisfaction - q i--t
shipments produce made to their agents viii be
ed free of charge for commission -%i-s+-
Fpr information apply st their Offices: .-.4- .es-
Depot. Liberty street. Pittsburgh; +-+' --+ < .
sf5 do No. 5 South 18th street Philad phia;
do North street, Baltimore; 7 --'- i's.4 f-t
No. Astor Place, III s lf 4. agT-5s ta-zs.sr-s-.
do | South William street. New York;
do s Battery Place, fg ti7t.sf-~.aS
do 81 Kllby street. Boston, - - ..-- .l-s ss
Or to JOHN 8. MITCHELL.
epl3 en- '= = aF5 Waterst.. Evansville Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-22
REMOVAL.

tRWS BACON az co. have removed to Main street Pc
Water and First sts. next door 70 Eallock q
Rtadsrds Drug Store. nearly opposite the Branch BANK
where they will be pleased 60 see all their old
the of pleased 10
9ve They would return their thanks for the very
liberal given hnpe receive OF
bv Keeping Everything usually keptn the best Family
fSroeerife~ Sh',T-e. rs : 8 81 janl6-ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-22

UERFUAfERIEs.-Pom -Pomades in pots, isrs and steks,
Hair Tonics as Eau de Lustrale Bears, Oil. Rose OIL
Macassar Bandoline Curling Fluid hair Gloss
Sham poning Water Toilet do Florida do Eau Ceogas
Water Yerbena Eau vine de Femst reader
ing the skin and well imparrg
sete hueto the Extracts
Lubin's and 9th Tooth Powders Tooth
Of the Mouth and Aromatic Viegar Toilet and
Powders and all the other articles the line
For sale by tfVlf9; az <sfEzs4 NJ. NIELsCH. a.
First street apposite Ponk-o &
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-22

At WHOLESALE AND RRTsIL-BY sly s-g1 ~
LEI 9 H & " r I N G .s-a
yrSHE ndersiyred have purchasedtbe entire stock Of
nr,iosand Medicines of J. NJ d. Miller6 CO.. and
intend on The Drug business at the well known
stand Of aler Farnsley. NoI4 Water street under
the firm of LEIGH & Verling.
10 the public having been engage in MT. Crawford
BelPs Store the last five wears Peter Verlng otthe
ls three years. hatters himself with having the cont
de nee ofits old customers. s-i 1+Est 41e.2 : u
wainteud keeping on hand large an fresh stock of
lrtos and medicines and hope by this means and by
business and by low prices to inertia
hanaI aoe both from old and customers.
"0iAi P CHARLES LEIGH. :
..noS:1v PETER VERLING.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-22
NOTiONsi MOTIONS!

HNL0EER thsrmo meters, travelling companions
best Lendon sea ing eight and ten key "a Freneh
fac French dolls marbss; tea
sess combs superior needles pins tooth
miska kew rings teoth brashes
&ands Emeson's razor sssps eoiiet
~arfstSv AZ ros;ans for sa,e eby !. G. C.PUShEE.
ap1S under Odd Fellows Hall. Firsts st.
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g.aw PARTNEMSHTP.

q 1JeNES ar4JAs E. BLYTHE Attorn les at Law. .
yarsvile Indiana have associated themselves as part
T.; a nraetice Of the will eontinue practiee
and the doining Counties aud in che SUPREME aud
Distret Aev design turning parte
oriv 70 land In time they will be prepared TO
IN few abstract of the It'll to almost
in Evausville enlargements, or in Lamasco to-
eher with their professional opinion to the tle
senII. - .iv15-d&wtf
Rt4NGHA AM.-2 oOnestoga Gingham received this
- - vasyC-' ssy "Au w 'T'0 80 JAMES Low & CO..
TwNHANKsGEVINGp DINNER FOR ALLIE aae fat
M - 1arAsy' Ius' COOKS Family aTsesyy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-22
TENNEYS. SORENsON,

%MotRsALE DEALERS GRocEEIEs AND liquors, ooRNEK
HtF WATER sTs., EvASsviLLE. IND.
FWgHE this day formed oopartnershp
tho parpose of DONG wholesale Grocery and Liquor
Eaying business Messrs Alis
their stock and made additions make
shall be able offer good bargain
EoR CASH, any house in Evansviile city in the
West. II. s. TENNEYs
imm3 S0RENSON,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-22

TWTE have just resolved our new stock Of Watfhss.
AW Clocks Silver Ware altogether the finest
snd largest stock this city Which,
ing purchased rates. enables sell figures
usual gold silver hunting and fsee
watches the fines. to the cheapest arcfei ged
sard ladies' and gents piass
seal scale plain drops and yings guard ana
In article in line business.
In great variety OF style and price.
We have also made arran kements by which
with style of iron wood
eigay and clocks direct from the factory
which will SELL wholesale or retail low they be
purohase Weseefn city ssTsszfs4 as&iE1EGS
pN BITTROLFF SONS. Main ST., bet. 1st and "a.
EVERY article sold in estabIishentwsrrsu&s6
40 be asrepressnted. -,
Old gold atthe price, taken IN exehaa9s
ap11
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-22

- c. &c AMP q CO., 4
filsHtif - whole sale Dealers I'M ~ 2 s.sf4
usTs CARS AND FANCY FURs. -
81 I22 NAIS sTREET.- -eiNt1NNATI. o. lS{te
rJs ~ full stock andare making and receiving fres
e-S Y snppIie,s kinds - sGt 8sLst
Men, and Boys' Black Brown and Tan Color and Pearl
men S~-S1t SaFT HATS--FFTR AN D Wo eL;l2gl ssiil
f,- Cloth, SILK PI ush, Glazed
And Fancy Caps, for Men and Boys. 2
gT}Jr17 IssBr R'f5FFAT.O ROBES; zG.fe,zs
WOLF AND FANCY ROBES;
5zEzi5ft Is LADIES, FANCY FURSJtll zcffB Il
r,a ,FATFERS'5 FURS, TRIMMINGS, ETC. ETC
yWSo which we would call the attention of Dellers and
Country Merchants before purchasing as are pre-
nTed TO offer Inducements to cash or prompt time
s5vsrs - (oct3lda W erFtey -y~eC- B. CAMP h 90.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-22
VOLUME VIII.
MISCELLANEOUS
T@ Taafs CITIZENS OF SOUTHERN INDIANA
49, KE&Fi GkR AND lLbINUIS.

KfENTI Ck AND ILLINUIs. -
AS. d. SAUNDERS Civil Engineer having taken his
@B ahede city of Evansville would respectfully
MsHAce citizens of the portion indiana
Kencky aud Illinois that he is prepared furnish Plans
and Estma work of any description
Rsraiangto his profession yiz Water WORKS
Gaad Railways Turn pike, Plank other Roads, I'm
Rrsranen Rivers for naEig .tion pnrpo
of ability fr l.. B. Wilson, ESD. Chief En-
Albany salem Railroad Jadge Hughes
- neemingten Ind; George O. Dunn OF sedtord Ind
I'D. Wilson. y Engineer OF New Albany. Ind and H. g.
Moore. Esq Chief Engineer of the E. l. and @ Straight
Lilac Railrs sd can be seen application mh2o ly
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q 1REmnvaH.

dersigned removed his Tailoring sabish"
ediatey opposite the Pres
b9terian Church in the Office with Dr. Wood. whefshs
would be to see all his old and gooay num-
would pleased to serve the Wits
hfsline such shirts. draw
order the shortest possible notice.
would respectfully soltslt
Of the at the hands Of ahera public
y26 - J.. L. FELMg.
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M whoIssaIe Paper Dealers & Manu- facturers' Agents.
sen1i 1 II = II and 10 Walnut ST.. Oincinns sti

I-4T Twp 4kOVE,D PORTABLE MHLLs Z
Ut requiring grind ng. :, -. p,.;.u u
Genuine Brand Boting Cloths and Betting o.
Our atent R. Mo is authorized to sell the above
arteJes az our Cineiuna ii prices, including freight
Call AZ R. Family Grocery corner OF oaK ana
sGeIsa is1stf JAMES BRADFoRD CO. Cincinnati
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-22
SAMUEL ORR
DAVID n.NEIL.
MERCHANT TAILOR,

AAJ HWEES ME AND RETAIL tHHUEER
Wv PRODUCE MERCHANT. MAIN STREET r1ANu
dersigned would respectfully inform his ri~
sfEAsnsyille vicinity. that ads ana the p"piio
ofthe Senior partner in the hased the interest
kands TO ~ hrm Of AZ w Relliy ne IN
staad. Grocery and Produce business at the eld
:. embraces this opportunity o. returning tnan
favors and eert 70 merit
aaee Of the same. ie2o-1y WILLIAM hElLLA.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-22
FRON RAILTNG.

BOAfs DING AND SALE ST SHS LE.-
wv n COOK has rented of Peter Burk the fine BRICK sta
IL. second street, between Main and Locus MIe,
will hoard horses by the day week at the lowest p
in pro portion to the expense Of feed. - -rs-a !.
iel COOKS Family Grocery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-22
CINCINNATI.

l. g CINCINNATI PAPER WAR REHOUsE.afi8! 9
TENHE rsgned Wholesale Paper Dealers invite the
attention OF dealers and consuners 20 large arc
vrad stoek of Papers Our arrangements with Eastern
and dealers sueh that enabled TO
band at all large stock of Caps and Letters
nain and ruled Flat ts Dsmys Medurns Ro, ais and
Saa Blank 30 Papers manufaetuEedb by Platner
e1nith aud other first ciass manu- aeturersf5 ss.g e.
we are agents the best Printers CARDS an Keep on
ali zines com Met stock of Printers, Papers of
every deserirton- LgAtbosYs b9ek a1g news inks;
Mafyrearvs Calored nBs Varni. and Goid -
have hand in larg stock o. the ees1
ariner Book amer and can gPly ofoes AZ
most auy extent regular Sizes ana Irregular sizes
make order on shortb office. ltt = '17.s p.
hg hest market price In cash. ioE H"es'
gins' 'N0peaneOessp"A NIXON & GOODMAN, s
urhotssoto p.Der Dealers & Manu- acturers, Agents,
and st Il
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-22

- szra SCFrY-IsXPR E6s BU6IN Esss,a ssxa..s.
Ammo prepared to do all kinds of City Exprsss hGsf
ness. Ihave large heavy wagon. sApAbls
of carrying $500 lbs ON springs made expressly for the
business without danger "
hauling grain from the canal to the fFcr: and IL
fact aHiing city press
the no tice and
r,y23 +~@" cfEA 51ete14 - COOKS Family Groesry.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-22
.wATcH RHpATHTNG

FBSBE Underssned barring commenced the above busfS
in Evansville: fatters himself with the hope that HIS
Experience and skill in isescri ptions time easurng
machinery will rpon trial. be found worthy the attention
only citizens city, but also ofthsss
DIT s.eircumam bient GA1
Post Office where he BE found At ali
OsT1cE HoUKs. my3 r. H. GATES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-22
CO-IpAagTNE ER SHK


HAVE this day associated with in the Seed and
ricultura Business. Mr.. f s. ca RsON and
business under the style 9f grant 4 ar-
-0at20 lv
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-22
aDMTNTSTRATOEssS NOT

ADMENISTRAEUNs . NUIFC1. =,
aTrrF IA hereby riven that Letters Of Administratc
have been granted the undersgne ed en- tns estate
ADoLPH BRtN KMAF deeeases.o The estate - nRPsse
% Isys Ss % BRACKET MILLS. AaministrA.sf.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-22
I ts;rsi fftssf BOOTS, AND SHOES,tt ~
IGREAT INCREASE=fN THE MAMMOTH STOCK. AND
H. sF Trl a..

& seffEiG. AL0. Sill 3Ihey Gomez. 4s 5ssa ArG
hCR stock Of Boots and Shoes is complete embra.
V cling every variety of boys youthss au&
chi heavy aud light work; misses
al Boots Buskins Tres and Slippers own
order and we'll Our stock double
size of othsr tao city. We have direct connection
with the lagesand best in New England Our
ire time and attention given TO the purchase sale s
stf~-sse IL GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES; t..s =
And this Sranch of merchandising entire
tenti0n have advantage those whose
occupied in making of G1n Barrels Sauce
Pans Fish hooks saasages Rat aad Cordaroy inpof
sihle- On ove- aboHt- -without-ables. ~t
Buy Boots and Shoes of Boot and Shoe deae Jouf
Notions of Notion Houses and Dry Goods Dry Geeaf
Houses. a city place for country stores.
HENDRICKS 4 McREA. -
noyl2 er han sEL.lzs .rst street. FosterBlesk.T
bag prime for sals Lev t. slS:s
a LUAF sALT.-2s0o bushels for sale y ( N galtIgs
-. nov2s GEO. FOSTER Il CO..
WMHTTT AND GREY LTNf El-Fresh, Tor sale "
SSUNDRIES.-
- Nonrning Collars 15o pair Unasrslssvsss14
so 5oz L dies colored Kid Gloves
s0@E so Ladies' Cloth Cieakss ssgs .g.si Yaaffamsa
pieces black Silk Velvet Vestings
forsale BY JAMES Low CO.,
deel4-dAw 4iS Main street. LouisviIie., ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-22

SKATEs. Cask Skates assorted f1sH zs' % % ssss
- pair at wholesale e1 resxii. .s wxxvw -
qaavyx - ss-Es esss sss Eraw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-22

= III
TFyAT the first the Vanderhurgh Count
4 Fair was manufactured by THOS. SHOWDOWN. an
there is 100 barrels of the same kind for sale By
oct1I 4 E41N NEA \ @ oOAeeAS-teHso1------
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-05-14
TRIAL FOR SLEEPING In MEETING.

Justice Wilson. What do you know
about John WadIeigh's sleeping in meetings
Witness. know all about it; taint no
secret.
j. Then tell us all about it; that just
what we want to know.
w. Scratching his head.] Well, the
long and short of il is JOHN Wadleigh is
hard working n an that is, be works mighty
hard doing nothing, and that's the hardest
work that is done. II will make Teller
sleep quicker than poppy leaves. So. it
stands to reason that Wadleigh would natu-
rally be very sleepy sort of person.
Well, the weather is sometimes naturally
considerable warm, and Parson Muodys ser.
mon is heavy.like -
J. Stop, stop! No reflections on Parson
Moody; that's not what you were called Tor.
w. dnn't'cast no reflections on Parson
Moody. was only telling what | knew
abou, John Wadleigh's sleeping in meeting;
aud it's my opinion, especially in warm
weather. that sarmons that are heavy.ike,
aud two hours long. naturally have a ten.
dency--
J. Step, stop! Isay. II you repeat any
of these reflections on Parsou Moody again,
Ill commit you for contempt OF court!
w. don't cast no reflections Oh Parson
Moody; was only telling what | knew
about Johu, WadIeigh' sleeping in meeting
J. Well. go on; and tell us all about
that. You weren't called here to testify
about Parson Mondy.
w. That's what I'm trying to d", you
wouldn't keep putting me out And it's my
opinion in warm weather, folks is considrra
I'll. apt to sleep in meeting. specially wher
the sarmon-l mean, specially when They
get pretty tired. know find it pretty
hard work to get by seventhly and eighth,
in the sarmon myself; but if | once &C.
there, | generally get into kind Of waki"s
train again, aud make out to weather it. Blu
it isn't 10 with Wadl.igh I've generally
noticed if he begins to cape at seventh,
and eighthIy, it's gone goose with hin
; before he gets through tenthly, aud he ha
got to look out for another prop for his hea'
Somewhere, stiff enough to hold it up. AM
from ten,hly to sixteeu,hly he's as dead as
door nail, till the amen brings the people VI
to prayer g and WsdIeigh comes up with
: Jerk, Jus, like opening jack.knfe.
j A man WAS onre arrested by farmer 70
I stealing duks The farmer said he shou
know then, anywhere, and went ON to de
+ Scribe tbs peculiarly. why said tn
:. counsel for the prisoner. they can't b
J, such rare breed--l hsve some like them j j
J: my yard" "T..st's very likely, SIR sal
!. the farmer; "they are NOT the only duck
have bad stolen lately"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-05-14

An AMPLE ApoLocY.-A gentleman was
called upon to apologize for words uttered
in wine. "I beg pardon" said he, 81 did
not mean to say what did; lint I've had
the misfortune to lose some Of my front
teeth. and words get out every now and then
withou, my knowledgs% He was going on,
when friend pulled him down by the c"at
tail, saying, "Don't say one word more.
Never was there a more perfect apology.
Tf you add another word. you'll spoilit com.
pletely."' :" 80 =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-05-14

IMPORTANT IF TRuE.-The London
Morning Chronicle announces an important
discovery. 1t is stated that great expert
ment" was recently tried at Vincennes. in the
presence of Gen. Lahi,te and the officers OF
the fort. The secret Of compressiug and
governing electricity is at length discovered
as the sole motive power henceforward :" be
used. A small mortar was fred by the in.
veutor at the rate Of a hundred shots min.
ute, without flashing, smoke or noise. The
same power can, j. seems, be adapted to
every system Of mechanical invention. and
is destined entirely to supersede steam, re-
quiring neither machinery nor combustion:
A vessel propelled by this power is said r. r
skin, the water like bird. and to fear neither r
storm nor hurricane. The inventor had al.
1sS,i Io?ispt i Norfolk, oil in shs United States
which pias!sage he promses.q ssscfo!mrpl!sh iu M
eight and lor,y hours
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-05-14

OvEppo1Ne THE TH1Ne.-There was once
a Methodist preacher travelling in the sum.
mer. There had been protracted drought,
the earth was parch-d aud dry, and vegeta.
ton wlted. At night, our Methodist friend
stopped in frnnt of house which belonged
to widow lady, and asked permission TO
stay all night. The old lady told him bread
WAS scarce, and that corn was still more
scarce, aud that she did not know whether
she could spare enough to feed him and his
horse. The traveller answered that he was
minister, and il she woul ID allow hlR TO
stay all night he would pray for rain. Upon
this she consented, SO that night and the
mex, morning the minister put. Up long and
f.rven, prayers for rain, and again went on
his way rejoicing. The night after he ne lett
there came up tremendo9s storm. The
old LADY on getting Up in the morning. found
her garden flooded, her fences swept away
her plantation washed in gullies, while ruin
and devastation stared her in the face.
Turning to one who WAS standing by, she
said: +" Plague take these Methodist preachers
they always ov-rdo the thing. | WAS airaic
of this night before last when that fellow
kept praying so Ioud!' !.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-05-14

exceedingly. All the ready monev hs could
command had been exhausted, aud in his ex.
lremuy, the thought had occurred TO him that
his wife could supply his wants. The idea Of
asking her for relief, was, to man of his high.
strung temperament. so highly repugnaut, that
he only had the courage 10 hint ut the service
she might render him.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-05-14
Gboitl 4oettg.
LINES.

klNGS.
The Louisville Journal says, We defy any tast
ful lover OF poetry to read the following lines, will
out exclaiming-How beautiful"
My soul thy sacred image keeps,
My midnight dreams are all Of thee;
For: nature then j. silence sleeps,
And silence broods o'er land and sea;
oh, in that still, mysterious hour,
How OF, from waking dreams start,
To find thee but a fancy flower.
Thou CHERISHED idol of my heart.
Thou hast each thought aud dream Of mine
Have in turn Que thought Of thine'
Forever thine my dreams will be,
Whate'er may be my fortune here,
lask not love-I claim from thee
Only one boon, \ gentle tear;
Sisy s'er blest visions fr'm above
Play brightly 'rvuud thy happy heart,
And may tue beams Of peace aud love
Ne'er from thy glowing soul depart.
Farewell! my dreams are ssill with thee,
- Hast ,hou ode tender thought pf me3
My joys like summer birds may BY,
My hopes like summer blooms depart,
|. But there's one flower that cannot die,
Thy holy memory in my heart;
r., No deWs that one fower's cup may FIJI,
1l'"No sunlight to its leaves BE- given,
But i, will live and flourish still,
r..
As deathless rs thing Of heaven,
My soul greets thiue, unaskrd, uusought,
Hast thou for me one gentle thought?
Farewell! farewell my far.eff friend!
Between US broad, blue rivers flow,
And forests wave and plains extend.
And mounts ins n the sunlight glow;
The wind that brea,hes upon thy brow
Is NOT the wind tha, bseathes on mine,
The star bean shining on thee now
Are not the beams that on me shine;
But memory's spell is with me yet
Cans't thou the holy past forget7
The bitter tears that thou and
May shed whene'er by anguish bowed,
'E1haled into the nooniide sky,
May meet and mingle in the cloud;
And thus, my much-loved friend, though we
Far, far apart must live and move,
Our souls when God shall set them free,
Can miugle in the world of love.
This were IA ecslacy to ome---------
Say-wUuid it be JOY 10 thee1
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-05-14

The happiest 'pariod Of mans life i
when he has pretty little wife, one beauti !
fnl child, more ready cash than ne vel
knows what to do with, good conscience
and is not even in debt for bis newspaper.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-05-14

A locker on at gambling.table, having
observed one player very grossly cheatA,sl
another took the pigeon" aside, and aaM- Md.-..
".Good heavens!' have you not observed,
how viIlainously that man has sr Paekai!ng a!a
the cards I" r
The other smiliugly snswe5sd- ms ,sS ~. 81
"Pray don't be gnasr the Hast concern !,
about that; intend u pick A. pocket e 4.
boon as he has done playing III,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-05-14

Doctor. said an old lady the other day "a
her family physician, kin you tell me hcY i
is that some folks is born dumbi'
why, hem why certainly. madam. replied
the ductor; it's owing TO the isct that they
come into the world wiihoa.! the fhe power Of
speech -.
ssLa, me Z! remarked the old lady, nov Just
see what it is q have physic edication I've
n1ed my old man na"re,n ! hundred ". uaes e
that ar same thing, and al leoqld get S3les 81
him was,-": kase they is." $ S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-05-14

Lord Ti@a,hy Deftsiits idea Of ingratituds !.
is rich. ...fhat fellow" said be, speaking of
neighbsr he had often befriended withouts
being thanked, ais like hog under : trss
eating acorns, which never thinks of look.
ing up to see where they come from, 30.