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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18

BOOKS. STATIONERY
AND
FANCY A~Es8ICLEs,
QUINN & ~BANFILL,

ID ESPECTFUBLY inform hecitixensofEator
III apdgicinify thatthey haye remoyedfo The
POST OFFICE BUILDING, and baYcjnst open.
edtn addition to their Former stock d choicese,
lection Of
Standard Publications..
Historical eiiscellaneousand School Books
among which may be enumerated Auoicnf and
Modern Histories. dictionaries. Readers, SpeEl-
ers, &c. &c, together with the most roceaf aud
popular Publications OF the day. snsli as Che
VIE hamp-Lighter. The Lost Helress.
Ida May Ruth Han Life of Barnum. &c, Nc to-
getherwith
Blank Rocks, \
Of every Kind; DAY Books Journals, Ledger
Pocket MtmoFlndums, &c. &c.
writing Paper,
Ruled, mruled, Flat Cap. Commercial Post
Note, Mourning Tissue, wrapping and perforate
paper:
States,
Pencils, Quilts, Steel Pens. Cards Of ~eyerykind
ca ses. Envelopes, Gold Pens, Porte Monies,
Pocket books, Paints, brushes, Mono4ehromatic
Board Bonnet Board, Crayous aud Bieuders.-
Also large lot Of
Juvenile Books.
A choicelot otPerlamod Soaps, ShavInf Cream.
H4r-0il Cologne. Extractsfo for the Toilet Hand.
kcrchiefs, and othcr.
perfr,Tsrprv-
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PerflHlery.
Gilt Moulding, Window and Wall Paper,
Comic Sentimentai and 7alcy Eaieaiines.
Allordcrsin our line viii be promptly ATTENDED
TO, and we hope, bJ strict attention to business
receive a liberal share ofthe Public Patronage
Feb, i, 1854.
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BALTIMORE.
nw. w.mu,.L.' MEDIcAL OEElCE, Ia

uAR. MILLS VI h DlGAg OFFICE, Lock 1u-
Urinary Bal,lmorc-Instltusd II lesa, No ~ Sohh
tnV Nr,rf baltimore nerr ofco) CURE lNSUR
ED or No FEE REQulREp--Dr Mills. an experienced
Physician of the Aopaihie school may ba nothaendg con
No " oacs required if IL turc - NOT Ehcried.
practical experience nf over 20 years enabos Df M 10
in The shortest possible time " nave satp
eneeied.
celebrated the eectua andpoedy cure ct a
established IN this city As
The nigh Rrp"iNtipu
Institution would render public notic. unnecessary were
for the applicants here for treatment who have
been 1hcd their money mal.ated by the Chsatena who
flourish largely In the public prints aud with whom our cry
AFFLICTED be ysmr Guard,
fyou would avoid injury peeuuary loss and disappointment
eck ray mrdlca AID wnes proper bo obtain
I'd DIR NJ makes aurins professions promises no more
than he viii honorably perform -,
Secondary aud Chronic Cases
The symptoms Sore Throat, liberation OF the
Mouth Itching and Tenderness about the N"e- botchos or
the oldest aud mont nyeerae OF such css,s pr NJ Is
The Triumph Of science.
Th. remedies oi D In rcsioring strong and manly Wig
r nnp the shattered constitution and removing speed
" all debility injury Incurred nom certain secret habit are
Eniccb1cd Manhood
here find certain restorative thousands from 'hf
have realised he cot u,,on pc, which from the
allure uuuckere In their thert ritles search had ho
tomo almost eNinguiAhod -
pol Compounds Of Mercury or Nosions Drugs us
To Pennies.
Long ,perIcneo In ho u rnncnt Female cctiona
Diseases Sc qualities Dt to afford kdffg hcfu and
noet Care in the dieultcsaea Communicative sacred
guarded and treatment marked th skill aud d"ieR'.
Dr. Willis Great Preventive.
This sovereign Ecaoiy, applicable either will he sent
ay prepared by mail receipt o 90 or by remiiing $40
distant persona cured NJ home. hy sdiressng Or II
Hills BAIlIMons dc tors poet PAID Mcdiciu,r aont In
ny direction hy mail or NprosH
un. pl-ll
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JON, NOBIN MCUANILL
PLEAsANT pREsToN.

NcTrCy.-vavnF purchased ~ Ncer-s Mccnncl 0-r
~ Preston their onre of Groceries taken
stand formerly occupied hy them. prepared 70 ~r ~
The patrons Of Mcdaniel Hurt Prescnour former
the plblic generally large and well selected
stork of Groceries Liquor Staple Dr Goodo &c. which
fer lowee mnrket rates rr Ceh prompt curomor
IN -
We will give particular attention TO the COMMISSION
BUSINESS will sell all kinds of country produce and congr
generally will render ssle promptly and cash them
when w make liberal advances produce in hand
and will receive and FORWARD GOODS at the uaual rsics
when funds produce placed In hand to meet
charges a.......,.r,
TuNHE undersigned having sold their stock OF uoons
u irby & Saunders would most cheeffuns ro"n
mend them our former friends aud patrons ,rernN
Dec ri lehJ MCDANIEL, HURT PREsioN'
Jan 3dEcts
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vtRGINIAN IS 5.pbs8 ,ho, lails ,t=o. IN neck, at
:, .n.. ~ tbs tH4, " 'eptr wi Ne b.. uuel, =
, r, -, tiau of tAe Pr"peta nnd - .raages shd~
-, g.. rad
,nyElrfSEM ENrS ar .,rrtcif 81 seus per squnr.
.snr less h tuc first insertion. and 81 FOR each Con
,e rp ordered form wet Ny anu then 80 els
...,rara " Htt la gel tHrtH # he uumUar'
- n .ed NTH, vi 'ubtishcd til ar
...rr# an ~ ar,et,liu.
tbl# EA,uA EATi~ AXE
.ne >Iuarrt lady,.
10 III
f.ne 30 ,osli weekly kly.............,........... y
Ia ITO ~
- sertisements attended r both papers set to spe
: contract.
- Annqal adv ertlsers will he limited 10 their immediate
,s ar the Rdver,issulents charged traSent rates
- Al iiew advertisements appear in the daily and tr
. obituary notices which eight lines are charged
= bia "a the eyccss
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100000 rrpIwsb to par tac' na." IL sra,ca At

100000 fiji fiji ri:s to 1a'.hs-" u: .ss,o-
nos, 100 uH Bushels Wheat much as can get
am fully the market and could Ike to e:gaS" -Vo
bushels for u!In cdiatc delivery
Farmers and oner having heat sell viii do thomseves
,ic. shou1 bc rrl thcif Nhcaf hof0ro thry -s ne r.
viii always pay the highest cash p" f'r all good wheat and
am fully prepared buy and pay for any qnn'y t may
this market.
Rags, Bag, Bags
twill furnish Bags the sam" terms rs
heretofore charged by tie Rail Road Cahny aud vi" alloy
a casorable time for them 10 be returned
S.unnO. GsuanO. a-unno.
Farmers he Supplied with any quantity OF NO ferhV-
an overnm4nt direct from the Government Agent M
asnv prc. AZ brbought where shall as keep
,u hand good supply Plaster-Iump and Ly9chhurg
Ground which wl sell cheap as an. other ii9 " 's
place. va n ~, pasir
July lsr
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS

EbKlNAyE school EOH sunE'sa.s~.
The uudersgucd desires call the attention ot larrrs
and Guard 'ns having oharen 9f allow mental or ps al d.
vcIopemru TINT hr has oponed III lar m few
miles above the city al N'w i"lk in Hc'y heafli AMI
beauufu Private Family -chuc where snch chi
received and taught The experience ho has ha
than eight Ia connection with the NnsN us
canla State Institution hr ies has shown him
hnt very he done Ia bringing those children TO
normal condition Ia many instauer be has had them
return home school with advantage
nr engage la life wit Tho earlier the
training cauonea The better Tor circulars rctfencc ar,
addnr.s JAMES B. RICHARDS,
aug96dIr no 53i Broadw y, Harlem. New OK.
yBNEga assyaRD POWDER C9mSASN.
Mauuia sfruar- aud Dealers Ia GbNPDW DER. having
uiurci ln.f s rorrrspoud "Hh ihe reduced 81 ct
Aaiuctfc ohcr their wtl known brands II Elor
tnc indian kcnn,y Rife Powder in kegs and cam
ln.is go Ciunpowdpr for blasting and mining risne
fll assortment Of qualueS u kinds required ~ the tfd'
guaranteed 10 give entire satiHtneou.
The standard of their POWDER, which has enjoyed the
highest reputation for than wrnty five ytar VIII be
by principal dealers and aso at the once of
tho Company, No. 50 Wall co. Water srrt New orh.
A. q. HAZARD lhCst
a T. DOUGLASS, Seer,
may n don is MI q tol
(tONSOIB.S ~ ADAMS, Tobacco Cowniis-
u SION MERCHANTS, So. II FHuST f'r tt, Sew YORK.
~ Liberal advances & cn1siEWn'lf
III. INNS G. ADAMS ~onld he pased to h.at from h's
friends AT this Aouat. JAMLo \. coNNoi.LA'
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IL The tonron ot " q TafNoN a % WN' u,'
ho d iav of August ls16 by mutual consent All persons
to will peasu como forward ana .ee
their accounts with " q Harveya at thu old stand %, u
Harvey 4 TO. " AZ, n,W',x'
.A.I Ii \
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\ GRAND MARYLAND LOTTERY
FoR NOVEMBER. 1895
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
CAPITAL PRlIE-IuO0 900 DOLLARS
Grand Gonsoltdntcd Lottery NJ Mary land.
ENTRAGI.AssO
10 be drawn In baltimore, Md, SATURDAY, Nov I'D lest
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VOL. 5---NO. Sc.
PHILADELPHIA.

HIST R R.sGElyED-Five gr~eses ef Barclay
- Perkins 4 Cos celebrated London Porter at
II NJ. HARRIS CO,
Tobacco, Cigar, Wine & Liquor Stole,
i..i.. IN. ain I.unch hburR
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,n,.,.V,lE p,7uyiY.- s,on.uc'- r'n,rn, Ccmon,

Pipe arr cheapest au mosi durable lfES ever OF
tared 10 tho public JAe undersigned at"ntees Will under
and rcuta ob. Ping god terms Az contracts
warranted Address Nsud'r> >tar'P ., kockbrdge %,
4. ". +. rOAGuE.
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xoy.vy,s. nnoTs.ru It CO., zsich

d. RoS~TEE. BH0TtsEH Il 60, Ieich
u MnNp, VA. prepared to make liberal advances IN
ef,eignrcrts Of MANrFAcTINED AND ltAt lpbACt g. ana
produce generally, the address OF i"i r!la M'st's
/ prIsu,np No ~ Water street, New lork.
shpinctts Messrs Brummel a R"istrrs through 'uf
/ house will b5 iorV sdcd free Of charge.
' a. l.. ROYSTEE,
j. Il ROISTER.
| .-.ar ,tNIIl NNEI.
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an skin Ja.is quality aud stle Sioch h""
r-,,,t, ami ltlcftd Al tle lowest pozsibl" Prees
''i'''- ~ 4. l. ARM1Sl FAD.
.a, iIndcr Telegraph ofice
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Nu store 18th Oct 1855 6--J,lIS J. PCRYls Agt Is
again receiving heavy supply of Fall and Winter t"ods
which for choa pness will astonsh buyers Gail and SEQ them
oct lists
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%. lohi>tnm'- Gn, i.oraiiWs sScip'ds iHF Rf2h".
ic NgaIst.p~~.

5- s4,af and i'm rsiey. v"aKlfss 80 the or
,c s}ee.ii, cured t,n vigor restored lh"nSmds
% a ut rvou aud buisate who haa lost all h"reha'e
... IMMEDIATELY relieved All lnpedinen tn hatriaRe
aa al or Mental Disqualification, Neryou- irrlamty
' inr and Weakness cxhauSian sfthe most f"arini
#.a.4. .sppfiifv cured & .4IH--ar Johnston.
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n ' :, - - - :.
JDNlN RECEIVING u,trA usW day, ." ih'r 'tr"c"y
establishment Main street fr">h supplies Of the very best
rayi4u ipano which fhcS selling At To" rcrs and 10
ni thY in4 itc the atren Of their lends and the public
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ItS HrNT. D. - -
EHlSE - sER1.. fseucrat Commission h"r-
III CHANTS VIRGINIA ST. thetwcrn Cary aud K. &
/, r r. DaratN solicit gtuens obacgo, Wheat
Flour and produce generally, tor sac.
Thcv AID all produce and GFrrauds' sent TO th"l
"a psop personal attention pad to all business conhae
It5i,oo,d March offh Is56 [ma 29ts
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eksTORtW 18Th 'J6.-Ju-i received io' OF
- those Castor Beaver over Coats Raglaus &c
~ GLASS s. RAiNF'S.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

Dgs. ROHERT EARI.N, Dentist. F.
STfTEG has rnufbNsd his office door above his resi-
4IYvVv shirnce MAIN ST aud one square above
lbbrtiS Hotel. ian dts
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s,s,tuA. ~. s<bN~TEN'- sioshIug N fn,
NlSII Nc STORE. PtrFRsRrRG, "a.
lI3l t~--V
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yCIuF srbrcrbcr rr'.ig from the concern Of Miller
Ram returns h5 thanks for the patronage received Al
- th% zane 70 the new concern of WIN A. Miller
- - 49, f-ytt.t. B.. EI.GM
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ENOH IbE ENEE.EMEN.-GIoths, CASSIE
II marc Nebtinps Pocket and Neck lkt Nel srts ana
Drawers Nc NAT GuGGESHEiNER.
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81 y. ~ d. a. DIIstBD, Successors to y.
NE DIUGIID n SONS, will keep constantly on hand
large af a kinds OF FURNlTI RE of their own
tacture which ty viii he pleased shew the old friends and
pairan. DHtut y sous and the public generally
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Heroes Of the Sea.


me Andsn,an' snug oy MS eot'ase heatth
anu cnee'iai mr. pu' ''t''e spPree'a's "'s ne
lo'sn, VI "e o,a,e sons VI uc va, aon 'ne
"e,cnan'' a,o'e ',e wars o' nis sa"'! s.ors'
W uA"r'o"s'y ihc'i"" on s",, e"Sn'o"s W n's
pa'A''s' "Ans'on' may query .ne sa'e,y VI .ne
sn'Ps o.ai'ng n's eo.h'"e.e'' WIN ne nen's 'ne
a.,, slnas eosl ~ ana we s.o'ns 'sa,' oa' !. Is Is
"o'o'' =. '"'""' - "'". ~ ,"' "'uy
a., a,or,,, ',r -. o,,,;,,', 80 ."
savs bis sh;n and his ,ass.nger. a, !, NAV mo
cI;,,ing ,o sore f,al hnat nr ,,f, or co;no
a. ,s;,h ,ha 80. ., a., a.o.,, ,,,.,s a.,
sror, ,h, la,a and rio helorad
p,oh,i,Iy no ,n,I,.,,i.l las .,a., .o r,,ch
with 40 ,nurh hrsvery auJ 80 Ii,,le .elf.bne..
and co,nnja;nt as ,bs s,Ior men Now ao,,
tben ,her proye rcrrea,,. and rox.,ds hat 4,
,he main ,be;, eour.oe and endurance ar.
ore. %, than ,h., Of 8.,r,or. on ,bc 6sld NJ
sa,,le m. ss,lor's .,ruyyl, i. with The Gle.
men,--,he wind and waves aim 10 oyervbelm
him in hin lonelipe.s far from snceor- beyond
the roar Of ,he signal gun, the glare oi the
rocket and The erv Of ,le,,a;r, Were Il moi,
that a iust and good God watches over him,
ard notes bis heroism, the lie ~ the sailor
xould .cm n ymIes- .aeri6e~. Bot what
vould ,be nations bece,pe. were he 20 t,fu.e
the teril--wer. this brouz-l sailor TO refuse 10
tread the deck. and climb the shrouds. where
death .i,s mockiug him In every gale, They
vould be shorn of their rornmerre--,be mo,
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.S
Delivered BY oLiva wEsDraL HoLsrs, q, The New
Ensiand dinner. New york, Ia rpiy to the toast,
rae oyasov @ a< Dsy--Pe<sa sascip sya,or G.--Boru
Poet, be has become en- Orator
which was responded TO by Olivga wsxpsll
HoLss, - follow
New England, ws love tAss no time can erase
From the hearts Of thy children the sms thy faee
rris the mo,Aer's fond ieok Of sGecsion and PRIDE
A. she gives her fA,r 10 The Of his brsde.
His bride may be Gesher Ia beA niy . young dowef
She may blsss In the jewels she brnss with her DOVER
But passion must chill In Tunes pitiless hiast;
The one that frst loved US viii love TO the last.
We have left the dear laad Of the lake and the hill,
But Ia winds and Us waters Will talk with you ssul,
"forset not !" they whisper, your love Is debt
And echo breahes so,tly, T" we never forget
The banquet's gay spIenier. are cleaning around,
But your hearts have no~n back Der the waves Of The
Sound,
They hs,. found The brown home -Asrs their pulse.
They are throbbins their way hr ugh the tree. and the
corn.
There are roofs you remember, their glory Is nsdj
There mounds In the chu1Sh9,Sdi ssh for the
There WRECKS there ruins all scattered around
But earth has no spot like that corner Of srouna.
Come lot us be cheerful; we scolded last nsht,
And they eheered US, snd-nsver mind-mesht IL all
Tonight We harm nothing; We love In the lump;
Here's . bumper to Maine In The juice of the pump
Here's TO all the good people, wherever they be,
That have grown In the shade Of the Liberty trsei
We oil love lite leaves, and II. blossoms and fruit,
But pray hsvs care Of the fenes round ts root.
We should like TO talk big; i,'s kind Of q right,
When the tongue hes got loose the wastband grows
t,ghtj
Ru s pretty Miss Prudence once TO her bes
oa its own heap OF compost no biddy should crow.
Enough There are ssnt,smsn waiting to ,.ik,
Whn-~ -. - 49, 49,
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Tbs morning man of about forty years ol
age, with brilliant illuminated neck handker-
chief, and the rest Of his costume In gos,eSto
SEED condition, appcaredat the Police Court and
walked doubtiully within the bar. Some bust
ness being transacted he waited anxiousy until
II was flushed, and then walked up to the desk
saying
'Judgel want a warrant"
The Justice, who was busy making out some
"dsi,rery popsrs" for all Individual who had lust
been convicted Of something" merely said
"Eh! whats" and went on chirographing his
irrcvocable edcts. After some time, sc,ly
n tsk 3at ssa..E- ''-,-- II
Square want u warrant.
We sid the Justice very blandly. " and
what do you want warrant forf''
For false prctcnces. said scedy a man
Well. well. but hold on who IA the indi-
vidual you wish to arrcstr"
1t was Jimson-----and he went and -"
well, now stop" said the Justice. waxing
impatient, "you just answer my questions, and
we'll have il straight Now. what did Jimp.
son dor"
WAL, you see, Judge, he comes false pre-.
tencs on me. was just q going 10 roost, and
you sce, Squire, Jimpson met me Ia the hall, and
says he, lAnk, says be, come into my room and
havea lectle game of blufI. told him know'd
nothin' about bluff. and be said he'd show me
and 50 | went in
Is And what si,d ypa do then 2" aid tho Jus
tice. becoming interested.
wall. Jimpson showed me how they bet on
pdrs. and them IA had the most ta,s took the
pile what was up. ! won two or three pots,
and then Jimpeon won small one
Well, said the Justice, sccwing his chair
pretenccs, well !"
Then Jimpson he dclt, and sware, Of thar
warnt three queens 10 my hand, says Lark.
I'll bet ten dollars on these pdrs---and says
Jimpsop, says he. m III see that ar, on I'll
20 you ten dollars better
well, go on" said the Squire, getting more
and more interested what then r.
Then got little akeast, but knode that
three queens was blessed good hand. cause
Jimpson said At frat that them o. had the most
pars took the pot. aud went him ten dollars
better
Well, what theo," said the Justice, rising
and leaning over the side Of the Justices boz,
" what then p
"Wsll, Jimpson he looked al his hand sgin,
laughed, and said ] arc that ar, and I'll go
you tFcnty dollars better and can you ttai
Jour k.nes p says Jimpson. That skcart ms
worsen ever, as knode three queens couldn'
beat four kings, and % I didnt bct~.-and ht
took down the pile and now want warran,
on Jsapson for false prctences."
"fo ou cant have H." thunderol the Justice
----" on what grounds do you claim one 7"
Wall, Square, you zee, Jimps0n asked me
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can - that grow elder.
And note u day by day
ean feel ray heart sfow coldss
A. hs pteasssss pass awAy,
A. The tell.tsls sisss hssss,
A. with tAaed eye trAce
solema tokens witch rtms's aAuss
Has easr~s~n en ny taco.
But one moment can restore ne
To nv heyhssd amd ny p<~e
And s~esi nesa estss ecse . ~ ne
OF that bfief and hlcsssd ttne
Then hear fathers oleasiae,
And trei mosAss's kts&
And again an esseesins
ons Who shared With ne ny tltss.
Who shall say the rsss must pssish
Meath ths Fusarsa esmina Nassss
What the ssul delights 10 oksrish
From oblsvso1s depth Il sases
leekias backward, on I'm sisdisr,
TIL r~eh the dsal shsse
Whsre the Present u abtdsnG.
Aad where chsass shaA soms 10 more.
--cAssshsss' G,h stxspA Js~s~st
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Iio~ calmly, siiding through tho Ssfk blae SKY,
Tbs midniaht moon sseenisl Her placid beams
rhroush hnly scattered leaves aud boaahs grotss1ae
Nottie with mary shades the orchard slope,
Here o'-r the chesnurs feted foliage gray
And mnssy, motonlsss they spread. here shine
upsn the cfsss deepening With blaeksr nisht
Their cbasms; and there the gittsrtng srgentry
Ripples and gianecs on the eoaauent sttslns
sorrHu
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Holland, Gere. aud Gibbs with instructions ~
embrace all the road bills IN one bill
The revolution WAS adopted.
Mr. Bradley, from the Select Committsc. 10
which ws resrrd the petition u citiscns a
Greenwood, reported by bill, "An act to incor.
pcratn the city Of Grunwood,.
Mr.. hnsdlcy. from the Committr 10 whom
was wfrrcd the petition OF citiaens of Henncpin
county. reported by bill, An act 10 designats
the site whereon 10 erect county haillings In
Aennepia county"
Reports were received from the committees
on Engrossed and Earolled Bills, -.
Business fspm the Council was then taken
up, and amendments proposed by tho Council
10 House bills, were concarrel In.
On motion the House took Ncusa until half
past three r. NJ.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-14

A NovxL AsswEK.--A few 5sbbs,bs since
10 q town In the vicinity Of this city. teacher
Of . Sunday school was engaged 10 questioning
bis pupils spon subjects connected with their
previous studies 10 ibe Bible. A. last turning
10 yoong frishmsn, member Hthe class, be
asked, What Adam lost by the fally 7" Pat
for few moments was apparently In brown
study, bos At list bis fsee br,yhtsned o be IN.
tsrogasiveiy replied, Ar vsS n hh bet. sirr
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-14

The Keokukians are taking o. bridging The
Mississippi. At that pisos
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-06

A SAILOR IN CHURcH.-A celebrated commodore
in the American navy, having few hours to spend
in port where he was unacquanted, concluded on
attending religious meeting, and for this purpose
taking with him his favorte servant he started off
for the church.
SNOW mind, " said be to Jack, as they were 60
ing, in the meeting you say not word no one is
to speak there but the minister"
Jack who had been accustomed to obey, as we'll
as see his master obeyed, right or wrong, promised
obedience, and they went into church.
seat was provided for the commodore near the
preachers desk, and jack left alone after looking
round the church for some time was invited to take
seat by the side of the deacon.
The minister having read the service proceeded
to give out hymn, and as there was a scarcity of
books it fell to the deacons lot to repeat the lines
for the singers.
No sooner had he rose, than Jack, twitching his
coat, whispered in his ear
You'd better be still; had my orders afore
came in here, so you'd better be still"
The deacon proceeded to read and Jack repeated
his admonition, but all to purpose; he had got
out the two first lines, and all the members of the
meeting were engaged in singing, when the poor
tar reused to desperation at seeing the commodores
orders disobeyed, right in his own face and ewes.
turned to the deacon and rolling up his sleeves, he
exclaimed ~
You was the beginning of this ere row. and
SILVER my timbers if you don't pay for it?"
And ne hammered away, first on one side and
then on the other, till the whole scene become
powerful illustration of the difficulties of the church
militant
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-06

ELr-KNowlEDaE.-If you are the least troubled
to remember the events of your past life, just run
for Office and your memory will be abundantly re-
freshed Before your friends called on to rally
for Smkins and Democracy" you will be remind
ed that you have commenced a career of crime at
vered in it. having been guilty of the most heinous
offences every day Of your life You will learn that
your offences ruined your family and broke the
hearts Of your relatives to the reotcst degree Of
consanguinity. You will become aware Of the fact
that you were the distestaton of all your school.
fellows You will be informed that high crimes you
daily indulge in-and that you forge, steal, and lie,
for mere relaxation. The authenticity of your mar
riage certificate will be called in question, and you
will suddenly find yourself defaulter to the gov
eminent to a large amount.
There is nothing like nomination to bring out
the real character of man. Try it.
N. Y. Picayune