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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-11
81 q CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE!
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
.-. NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
Let the Afflicted Read and Pom dnrt


80. Let the Afflicted Read and Ponder!
tism, Obstinate 0utaReous Eruptons, Pmpies
Face. Botches BoiIs, and Fever
Eyes Ringworm letter, Scald Head, Enlargement
Pain ohe Bones and Stubborn Ulcers Syphilis
tic Disorders Lunbago. Spinal Complaints all Diseases
arising injudicious Mercury Imprudenee in
Life or Impurity OF the Blood
As4 This great Alternative medicine Purifier
Blood by the thousands of grateful patients
of the United States who testify daily the
performed the greatest OF all medicines
matism, Serofua. Eraptens the Skin Liver Disease,
Ulcers. Old Sores Affections the Kidneys
heThroat Female Complaints Pains and Aching
~ the Bones and joints speedily put flight by using this
= great and inestimable remedy. aa. --s1
las For Of yet
withjt. 1t eeaHses the Of all
efficiently the liver and kidneys
digestion the Stomach makes the
healthy aud restores the constitution. enfeeed
the of youth pri
itivc vigor and strength.
parably better than all tie
meties used. few doses Of SPANISH MIX
will all bring the
aning cheek elasticity nesep AID Improve
general health remarkable degree beyond all the
rnedicfn mes heardof.
which have received
from all Of the United States sthe best
So hHmbug aboutS The hotel
physicians and public we'll
the sill add ther Testimony to the wonderful
he Agent Almanac and read
he wondrfrl this truygreatest of all medicines has
Nnne sonuua unless signed BESxErr e. BEEEs Propri-
No sPeari Riehlond to whom an orders
sc f6ggupplies aud Agencies must be addressed.
For sale Halloek Stoddard. Evansville; Halioek
Parmenters Princeton; H. CLARK. yjncennes and by
&saisrsin medicines generally. augs
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MTOTICE hereby given. that the firm of Geo. Klein
- Co. the Lard Oil. Soap and Candle business; has
The undersigned authorized settle al
firm, will collect all debts and pay all
bills of said firm " DECKER & KRAMER.
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FALL CAMPAIGN!
HARDWARE Az WHOLESALE.
NEW AND VERY LARGE FALL STOCK.
CHAS 9 WELLS tr.sa.

GHAS. .. w ELLS,
ENTHILST the generous
AV the public since he opened in Eyansve, would now
apprse Merchants from Indiana Illinois and Zen
also that he has hshelvss
in store the Heaviest stock of Hardware and Cut
enehird) that he has offered the Evans
Vile market sale Many Goods purchased at reduc
him. during depressed state of the markets.
England and by importing (dreet from EuropeT
and having American Goods filled at
Works only able but decidedly disposed
sell Hardware low figures house
afford the Goods. to cash or good time buyers.
Traders feeling assured that he dothe
full Justice. o. I
Among the articles (amost nnumersoe) comprising HID
stock he the following to the trade: ..F
500 dozen Pocket Knives Gully assorted; .-t
Is do Steel Shears and Scissors;
100 do Razors and Stropsi
Spo0nS-Iren, Brittanla and German Silver;
so dozen Coffee Mills, all grades;
do Files and Rasps. all kinds;
1000 lbs Brass Kettles. turned bottoms:
200 lbs Sadirons assorted; '+f
800 dozen Butt Hinges do; E---
1900 gross Screws, gimlet pointed ~
$50 dozen Door Socksand pockets;
100 do Augurs; s'- sa
200 do Curry Combs and Horse Cards;
200 pairs shovel and Tongs. iron and brass heads A
dozen Saws. from Mill to Key-hole
rs do Steelyards and Scale Beams;
80 do Ames, (and other Shovels and Spaces;
casks Pump Chain and Fixtures
Japanned Tinware: fully assorted.
ALSO
Whps and Lashes Brushes Combs Needless Spectaeles;
Fancy Hardware generally together with
heavy goods Wis Chains Dog Irons Strap Hinges Tea Ket
ties Knives and Riddles and
Gum barrels and Gun Trilmlm inEss
Carpenter and Ooopers Tools Window Sash, etc., etc.
CHARLES 8. WELLS,
oct2 Maia street, I'd door below Branch Bank.
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NOTICE.
THE AlLIIEs sVRRENDER ED!!!

persons who have claims against will please pre-
sent them Immediately for payment; aud all those who
themselves indebted will do US favor by pay
Tag the same. Iyl7-tf j. W. q ). flChER1.
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w M. BELLY,

WNTHOLES ALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
Wv PRODUCE MERCHANT. MAIN STREET.-Theu
respectfully inform his the public
and Vicinity that having the
in the late firm off, az Reilly he in
the Grocery and Produce business the old
He embraces this opportunity returning
pastavors and intends effort to merit eontinu
auca of he WILLIAM REILLY.
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L0reals Hemp BEDFORD,
10 do do Halter Rope;
10 do Manila. assfd sizes;
Is bales Wrapping Irvine;
1 do India do;
z. Il. CooE & SON.
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EVANSVILLE TOOL STORE,

EVANSVILLE TOOL STORE.
Main Street. betVV. First and Second.
THE undersigned having Just returned from East
l. receiving extensive stock of Hardware, con-
sistingsof all kinds of
Mechanics Tools,
of the best QUALIFY and approved styles of American
English manufacture, forming complete choice
assortment; also,
Building Hardware.
Lo eks and Iatehes, Hinges, Bolts &c. Trim
mings for Furniture, &c,
Farming Tools,
Shoves and Spades Hay and Manure Forks Brar Scythes
Hay and Straw Knives, Grain Scoups. &C.,
H0uSefurnishing Goods.
Knives and Forks (Amerean and Engsh all kinds Tea
and Table Spoons Candesticks andLamps alters Kettles
Pans, Coffee Mills, Fire Sets. &C.. g.,
Pocket CUTLERY. Guns Pistols, &C..
always hand Chains, Hames. Saws Axes, Rope Pump
Fixings. sc.
Encouraged by liberal patronage the citizens of Ev
ansvie vicinity undersigned LARGELY ADDED
TO his stock of Hardware and will always keep the
possible variety Tools best quality
well other goods. continuance patronage
fully requested sep24 A. WALDKIRCH.
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NDOPE AND CoRDAGE

Hope AND CORDAGE.
9A 30 doz Hemp Bedcords; ]
Is doz Manila DO;
10 do Jute do;
10reels Cotton Rope; 2
IS doz Cotton Clothes LINES;
just received from New York b.
sep2O
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DRS. BRAY & PENNINGTON

ID ESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Evansville and
N Its vicinity that they have formed partnership the
practice of Medicine and Surgery.
Having actively engaged in the profession for
terof ceutry and become familiar with the diseases Incl
dent 10 this climate they hope their experience and
Will entitle them TO share of public patronage
Theiro Firsr between Main Locust
pose the Post Office where eithe, both be
consulted unless absent on protest. onal business.
ag1S-tf
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j. IL. CAMPBELL,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER,

FIRST STREET RETwEEX VINE AND DIVISION
G 9'F on @ to
keep o o on hand oil bib
friction metal soft speler well mpete
assortment of all other articles usually kept in thline
also appointed sole agent in this city for the sale
ings far supeFGF to anything and have inva
MUM Samples of the be at the establish
Every description Brass oasngsmase to order.
The highest market price paid for old
orders addressed will meet with prompt and i'm
mediate attention oeo4
TO MERCHANTS, SHIPPERS AND OTHERS.
large ana 'a 9aSl5I 81 Cs5A%FE."
he has he for the Ta ase Of % all
hereafter be pleased give prompt and careful attention
that may 5o entrusted 10 him al
The patronage therefore Of the Merchants Shippers
aps-tf JOHN S: MITCHELL.
I 55o so1 linen GamSrie Handksrohefs
5oartoo green Berege; 10 cartoons BLK skooatcord
10 do silk oOa.oord; $50 bxs Linen Floss;
Is piecss saPer blaek satn TeRs
50 cartoon oantua Ribbon ass widths and colors;
so cartoons hew style Bonnet Ribbon;
50 doz super bonne Silk Craxas reed this day and for
apsd&w AIS Main street. Louisville, KY.
JOHN =. CRISP,
A the EVANSVILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Rooms, Fos-
IA Buildings. will attend drawing up Deeds Mort
and al! other writing entrusted to him.
q NHOICE9 BRANDS OF FLOUR.-We have on hands
u the following brands of Flour:
Brneevie Mills (extra); Woodberry Mills;
Patoka do do Orange do;
brakes Greek do Clay do;
Which warrant and sell cheap house in the city,
and delivered sred of charge.
augI2 VICKERY & JOHNSON.
EAOOR MATS ANDARUGGs.-
~ bales ass'd CT ass Mats;
Is doz do common to fancy Jute Mats;
do do do do Manila
Cocoa do;
do do Fancy Wool do;
do do Jute Ruggs
do do Manila do;
do do Sehenelle Rugs; for sale low by
| sep22 2. II. COOK & SON.
G.. w. GIVEN
| COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,
No. IL POydras Street,
New Orleans, La.
REF EREN ES.-
JAS. G.. JONES, ESQ.,, MEssRs. 2. H. Cook & Son.
/ j. s. MITCHELL. MESsRs. GEO. FOSTER & Co.
Evansville, Indiana. aug30-1yd&w%
EVANSVILLE TOOL STORE.
Main Street. betVV. First and Second.
IHE undersigned having lust returned from the East
l. receiving extensive stock of Hardware, con-
Isis inc If llk linda Of
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CITY ExPREgs RTIsTyEss

CALh sAPft - .bUsINhsS. -,
1have Just received aarge heavy wagon capable
of carrying oolbs springs made expressly for the city
business Such furniture without dagger Of
DAMAGE hauling grain from the canal to the rivers and in
all kinds of hauling city upon
the and reasonable terms Enquire at
my23 COOKS Family Grocery.
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WHOLESALE DRY GODDS.


IITE have hand OF the plee and de-
wv sirabe stocks of everything in the DRY GOODS line
the Market, which
time buyers remarkably low rates Our goods
have been selected with lin quality style and
price. willing duplicate the bills of regular
house of the mountains Our stock consists in part
the folio owing articles:
Brown and beached musIins cloths casimeres
prints nseys Innings silks satins surges
cashmeres. coburgs alpaeas de LANES, hats
bohne ribbons umbrellas hags shaws satehes
&C.. &c. aHaasf
Together with large Notions kinds
from Yankee clock o cambria needle. Also large
! tFs WELL MADE CLOTHTNGs
expressly trade aRd give entire satis
faction. Give call before purchasing elsewhere
charge nothing and little the
- est for selling them. JOHNSON e. FRENCH
Mainstreet I'd door above State Bank,
ep28 Evansville. Ind
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NEW A ne RANGEMEN
STORAGE WANTED,

prepared in Fire ProofWarehouse,
wv any quantity of GRAIN Produce or Merchandise,
tho mostliberal terms.
and airy stairs particular care will
be Furniture Agricultural Implements
and all kinds goods waresabe to damp
rust. -trs.I 5sr. - .-
or longer when desired.
located Locust street and W. and u
Canal and convenient for shipping by Rveror Rail-
road. Applyto noyI GEO. FOSTER & 90.
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EOFFEE.-Prime Rio Coffee from New York, reoeiV
a. per railroad and for sale by .- ,-,oo
anf2 d.
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EpUTNAM for octoberj Household Words for October;
SehoolelIow October; Spirit of the Times lust re
eeived and for sale by octl0 DOBELh LISTEN.
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FALL GOODS

FALL GOODS
EUST received by railroad the first goods of the
~ suitable fol the fall trade.
20 rich Fancy Prints 10 cases ass'd Sattinets
do ass'd Cassimeres; do Fancy De Lains;
do Beh Co Alpaccas; 90 pieces Beh Silk Plains;
MEETINGS; 10 Beh Silk Lace;
With foney dress Trimmings and notions of
all kinds for sale at very low prices by -
ag8 j. III. MAGHEE d co.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

SUGAR AND COFFEE.-Prime Eastern Coffee and
- Sugar, Just received and for sale by - -. -
oet27 PRESTON BROS.
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"a * =. NOTIONS! NO7TIONs!i

WSL0WER vases Thermometers. travelling companions,
E best London sealing eight and ten keyd French
accordeons fine French harps, dolls marblss toys tea
combs superior needles pins tooth
picks rings pencils, steel tooth brushes
beads minoes chess Emerson staps toilet
VARIETY Of notions for sale by A. @. PUSHEE,
ap2g under Odd Pellows' Hail. Firstst.
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= Ea Ma INSURANCE. COMPANY.
OF h eli lent

InI0NJE4LlAA-l4
ga Haa Ma INSURANCE COMPANY. II
- OF Hartford, Connecticut
49, OAPIFAL $500, uO0-0n paid In and inUeSted.
ssHIS Company witha perpetual charter
In 1879 and nsures against loss damage by Fire
Dwelling Houses Manufaeturn house
hold and In general Also inland
surance against the pers of Navigon Losses will be ber
THOMAS K. BRACE Pres't.
E.fG. RIPLEY Secretary ! - .-tF -. = = : ~
Applications may made to the subscr
ber who duly authorized receive poas issue poll
ies On a. terms as or Agency
ey11-tf Main street. nearly opposite the Bank.
CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE OF
JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST., BET. 1ST- AND Cd.
20. Schaener d Schroeder's old STANDBY -.
TRESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Evansville
and surrounding thatL have take the above
stand, determined to continue the business and
will constantly hand the choicest Cigars,
andTobacco ofthe bes brands that Eastern markets a
ford; also Snuand Smoking Tobacco of all kinds Mer
shaun China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and quail
ess atthe lowest cash prices, at Wholesale and Retail
Mylengthy experience in the business eonvinces ME
shat can give general satisfaction, andI respectfully
solicita share of public patronage. lap1tf
Ia ETT9 NEW AIR II.
order that able devote my time part
-@ larry TO the IRON HEAVY HARDWARE part eff
business Ihave disposed ipterestin thee
Gerry house to Mr.. MATTHEW DALZELL, who will co
tinue the old stand under the style Of ORR DALzEL
line would take this opportunity freurning sincere
thanks the the for the
patronage extended for drespecuy ask
them continue their favors tothe firm would
all gentlemen that they need
March i /. 1858. '1A' A0I'' SAMUEL ORR
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Am the 18th of August the tnersnp existing between
" Nc Kinney Cooke dissolved by mutual consent.
c. McKNNEY all debts owing by the late firm an
becomes the purchaser of e A Cookies entire interest in
the Merchandise heretofore owned by them in Evansle
Ind. @. MCKINNEY.
sep3-tf E. A. COOKE.
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EWVHE pritors this House have from their
old stand Main street to their Hotel just finish
ed opposite House. where they
their old all others
call upon them in much superior style than formerly
Thankful for patronage solicit continu
ofthe which shall all endeavors
it. Our fare will be the best the market Affords and
charges oderate. M .#....-
Good Stabli and Wagon Yard kept forcountry
ey1O-d&wtf FELKER 81 HEDDERECH
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HtHOICE FLOUR IN BARRELS AND BAGS
supply hand. and Tor sale at the low
st m arkefnriees nv S. E. GILBERT & CO..
oct20 Agents Poseyville Mills.
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UNCURRENT MONEY


NITIZENS Bank, Cherokee Insurance and Banking Com
u pany and Lagrange Bank of Georgia. Bank of Chata-
and Bank of Nashville and Memphis
Alabama Tennessee Georgia and North
South Carolina taken for Groceries, OF the loves
cash prices bought at small discount for cash. BY
je23-tf s. Il. GILBERT IL CO., Sye. near Water.
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G.. w. GIVEN
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT
No. II POydraS Street,
New Orleans, La.
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AN sale the lowest tariff Of prices the 70
W lowing:
200 bbls Hydraulic Cement; 100 bbls White Lime
Is ,00OIight Window Sash, sd; 200 Doors. ass'd
100 pair do Blinds, do 100. 000 Laths;
Gray Lime in bhds and bbls. Paints, Oils. Glass. Putt
Nails &c. aug27 e. s. BABC0CK Water street.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CORNER OF LOCUST WATER STREETS EVANSVILLE,

a stock to suit their wishes. NJ A. Law Il ENCE:
eIiad y21-d&w
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water Street. batWeen Main and Locust streets.
LAUGRLIN. CRANE d. CO..
On Canal. cor. Main Street,
COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
~ attention paid purchase and sale
duce and Merchandise. oct25tf
a CCORDEONs AND FI.UTFNAs splendid as
IN of Aeeordeons Flutfnas French
and German make. for sale cheap by - ,,,,,,-
novH Firststreet. opposite Post-ofice.
0NIGs.-25 drums for sale By
n nOv24 s. E. GILBERT co.
HTALIAN CLOTH case Italian Cloth received this
n day and for sale by nov23 JAMES Low & co.
NGR BUSH Ear Corn hand and for sale at
E&%p%D dec21 t. BACON & co IS Family Grocery.
E,SRESH arrival of FRESH OYSTERS
n dec7 TENNEY & SoRENSoN.
SSUNDRIEs. lbs hulIed Buckwheat Flour;
~ 500 do New Leaf Lard:
do Picked Pork;
novI7 COOKS Family Grocery.
u my19 2. Fl. COOK a. SON.
GNEEESE.-25 boxes New W. r. Cheese. aa d
" for sale by my2o PRESTON BROS.
GOFFEE.-5Oo bags prns Rio. in store and for sale
my20 PRESTON BROS,
n CASES Leghorn Hats; 20 Palm Leaf Hats;
" Is do Ladies' Bonnets just reed and for sale by
my19 J. H. MAGHEE & CO.
EnBALES Heaiy Sheetings; bales brown Drills;
eBN is bleached Muslins; 10 Beh Silks:
10 pieces assorted Fancy Silks and elegant assort
unnt Dress Goods just recd and for sale by
ns19 - . n MAGHEE d CO.
HhECLINE IN FLOUR.-5o bags No. Family Flour
myis 80 aERsHBER CARSON.
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THE GREAT REMEDY
v. e. Snaith & Co.'S
FEVER AND AGUE CURE,
READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES

LONDON Laurel CO., KY, Nov. l. 1855.
MEssRs v Fl. SMITH d Co.-Last month. when a visit
Louisville having been afflicted with the Chis and Fever
finding relief in the various edies
that took induced give your Fever and Ague Cure
trial and in two days the chill and have been i'm
think that the disease will return
would earnestly this invaluable
alton to all with Fever and Ague
Ohills. Yours truly, JOHN a. CANAFAA.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-28
Death Of Sen Of holly Pitcher.

The. Carlisle en-, Democrat no,
.tices the death in that place on Thurs.
day, of Sergeant Hays, who was born
on the day of the battle of Lexington
and was consequently eighty FIVE years
old. He was the son Of the celebra.
ted Molly Pitcher, who distinguish
ed herself at the battle of Monmouth,
and ofwhom the Life Of Washing,
ton" gives the following account.
1T was during this part ofthe bat.
tie, when Lee was struggling nobly
against the overwhelmingly numbers
that pressed onhim, that an Irishman,
while serving at his gun, was shot
down. His wife. Molly, but twenty.
two years old, employed herself, while
he loaded and fired his piece, inbring.
ing water from a spring near by
While she was returning with q sup.
ply she saw him fall, and heard the
commanding officer, order the gun tc
be taken to the rear. She immediate.
ly ran forward, seized the rammer, de.
claring she would. svenge his death,
She fought her piece like q hero to the
last. The next morning Gen. Greene.
who had been struck with her bravery
presented her to Gen. Washington,
who Immediately promoted her to BIZ
a sergeant, and afterwards put hel
name upon the half pay list for life
Previous to this she fred the last gnr
when the Americans were driyenfron
Fort Montgomery" w.. 49, nj LIZ i,
Atthe close OF the Revolution Mol
" took mp her residence in Carlisle
where she was known as Molly Nc
Cauley. She lived to m, advance
age. much respected by all, and wa
buried with military honors. f..
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-28
Against White Freedom.

Z In a mc citing in Boston, which was
recently addressed by BEN. +. Hallet,
the following dialogue occurred: 9T9Fi
Il Mr.. Sweet =" No. sir, I do not
agree with that; but are you in favor
OF Freedoml"h ~ ~ .EHa a'+ @t{1
Mr.. Hallet--ssYes, all over" hlfs
p. Mr.. Sweet-4"I thought you were in
favor Of slavery - 55GEFt I5r@gk l.
Mr.. Hallet4 -'eThat is another Of
your unhappy delnsions. Now, let
us test this clamor Of anti-Kansas
men about freedom definitions. AL
low me to ask, are You, sir, in favor Of
freedom" 'teIGI H. &aH 5lGHl LFBg) ih
~ Mr.. Sweet--+"C Certainly / am"
Mr.. Hallet- -"Are You in favor Of
the freedom of the white people Of
Kansas. Nebraska and other Terri
tories to settle the question Of slavery
for thcmselvesl" 10 1f7B'ot6t 5lIi 9s.N3
Mr.. Sweet--"No, sir, l am not"
Mr.. lallet- :" Then you are not in
favor Of w1iteIfreedom. but only Negro
freedom. That is the test point"
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-28
"A. Picture

"A fair and beautiful young girl Is
leaning pensipely on; the easement,
gazing with thoughtful brow upon the
scene below. The bloom Of fifteen
summers tints her cheek, the sweet OF
a thousand flowers are gathered npon
a neck Of, perfect grace, the swim
ming eyes seem lighted BY the ten
derest fire, Of poetry, and beauty
hovers over her as her own most ia
yored child. What are her thoughts!
Love cannot stir a bosom so young,
or sorrow have touched a. spirit 50
pure. Innocence itself seems to have
chosen: her as her own, AlasY has
disappointment touched that youthful
hearth Yes, 1t must. be 50; But hist!
she starts, her bosom heayes, her
eye brightens her lips part; she
speaks: - listen Jim, you nasty
fool, quit scratching that pigs back,
Or I'll-tell ma, and she'll lick you"
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-28
!. sslIllIIlls TR..

At the. advent Of the present admin
istration the amount OF balances due
the general governments, principally
by its past and present financial agents
and officers, as per the showing Of the
treasury departments books, amour
ted to an aggregate ofabout $132, 900,
900. Much Of this sum was not real
y due, but stood so apparently only
forwantfof proper vouchers. Z Much
were in very small balances, that
were paid on demand. Up to thil
time the ork,efclosingsuc accounts
has been prosecuted by Secretary
Guthriewith great energyand success,
the balance due the Government oh
snch accounts, BY the Department.
books, have been reduced to about
1874, 000, 0O0.-Stdy. '..'7 q II II
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-28
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One ofthe saddest cases which We
have witnessed for many q day was
that Of Margaret Moran, convicted in
the Police Court, on Saturday after
noon, for stealing d skein Of yarn
worth q shilling. She is an old lady,
who has seen the vioiets blow fifty
eight 'times.sI1 Her hair il bleached
by time, and her limbs are Bent and
feeble. ( She cried like 3 child when
she was, brought into The court. room,
and firmly protested her innocence
but the evidence against her was con-
clnsive, and Justice Drullard could
do nothing less than punish her BY .
| fine though we are sure, he would
gladly have done otherwise. iffox eW
n Just before the sentence was pos.
sed, d young man; Of perhaps eigh-
teen years, came into the COURTROOM,
AMI approaching the old lady asked.
|ssWhat Il the matter wild VEL, She
could only reply with sDbs and tears,
The Justice then pronounced sen.
IteHce npon her, ahi The boy tBruStina
| Ibis fingers into HIS vest pocket div
forth the required isum. paid the flhs
1.-The big tears chasing each iotbei
down bis checks The while SnH hei
taking bis mother by the arm, led bel
rom the codtt- room, with 4 io1} tha