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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-16
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE!
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
Let the AFFLICTED Read and pom a N II

CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT.
Let the Afflicted Read and POnderl
A infalible remedy for Scrofula. Kings evil Rheuma-
tsm. Obstinase Cutaneous Eruptons Pimpes or Pos
ules the Face Botches Beis gne and Fever Chronic
Eyes Ringworm letter. scald Head Ena
and Pain ofhe Bones and oints Stubborn Ulcers Syphilis
tic Disorders. Lumbago Spinal Complaints Diseases
arising from injudcons of Mercury in
Life. Impurty ofthe Blood.
s This great Alternative medicine and Purifier ofths
Blood used by the thousands OF grateful patients
all Of the United States who testify daily
kable performed by the greatest Of all Medicines
atism, scrofula, Eruptons the Skim Liver Disease
Ulcers Old Sores. Afecsns Dseas-
Of the Throat Female Complaints Pains and Aching
the Bones and are speedily put to fight By using this
all Blood nethns yet been found
all
acts gently and eceny the liver and kidneys
ems the Digestion gives tone 10 the stomach makes skin
clear and healthy and the constitution bv
disease broken down by the Of YOUTH
tive vigor and strength.
metics used. few doses Of CARrERs SPANISH Nix
ture will remove all
msnng to the cheek give elasticity STEP aud prove
general health In remarkable degree beyond all the
The large number of certificates which received
from Persons from all parts Of the United States
evidence thatthere 10 hunting aboutt The press
magistrates physicians and public we'll
effects of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call the Agent Cireuls Almanac read
the wonderful this Of all has
performed.
None genuine unlesssigned BESSErr & BEERS. Prorri-
etors No Pearl street. Richmond Va.
applies aud Agencies must be addressed.
Parmenter, Princeton; O. H. CLARK. vineennes. and By
dealersin medicines generally. aues
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-16

FIRST ARRIVAL OF SPRING GOOD.
N ZEN & PRESTON has received this day
M - Prints; 10 Cottonads
5 do Lawns: 2 do Ginghams;
80 bales Brown ShcetinEs;i 70 do Bleeehed;
DO striped Sheeting; 10 bales Ticking and fo- -~'-
.sra
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-16
LANES SCANTLlN. JK..

HAS Just received by Railroad lot of Bucks Paten
Clipper Cooking Stoves improved 1t 10 the best
most beautiful stove Also alotoffancy ENAMEL
CRATES Of LATEST STYLES. noviS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-16
NEW STOVE STORE!

JAMES SCANTLIN. Jg., Of the late firm of James
80 Sesutin Son, has opened Stoveand Tin Store. on
opposite the old Rank where be
keeping of Stoves of the latest
styles Also Mantel Crates and Tin Ware Wholesale and
retail the very best Give him call before rur
CHI
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-16

VNTOUL the citizens Of Evans
goountry that he keeps constant
Shingles Undressed Flooring.
H the sss it win %
on Carpenter street near KIatl Heilman's Foundry
kalroad Dep" and is prepared to furnish
jys-tf. yineennes.
srHEEsF.-5O boxes W. r. Cream Cheese;
~, 20 DO ,ss Gs Sn,nn and Palm Scar
20 bales No. l Cotton Battng;
Is doz fresh Mustard p II and pint bottles reed POI
ra anss sale at reduced prices HERMANN
'HANGYOUR BAN \ ER ON THE OUTER WALL
a FINE assOrtmensO of Political Flags for sale at
sepli Main street, three doors below Second.
FOR SALE.
ESoUR hundred Acres Of land. lying in Hamilton county
IL tn sf Of s sTi y i Tr ?ss aTs
seps Main street. three doors below Second.
TENNEY d sORENsoN.
wHoLEsALE DEALERS ~ GROCERIES AND Liquors. CORNER
WATER ASpvfSE SIS. EVANSVILLE. ISD.
the PsrpS.s Of donE sholsais GrSsis ane .au1r
shall be able oer good
w West, s 3; fENSGf.
TO THE LADIES.
EE.Y wsg 5Sigs:.1gy nyis' !, The ,S.
a-: and varied stock Of EnbrOderie aad white
- LurasTisi Lace collars and Sleeves;
Soos Ms 3 Hs'''A't 90 S Ss'
Jacones. Cambria and Swiss Collars;
Swiss and Jaeonet Embroidered Bands:
do r. DO Easinss1.ssa Insertions;
Mearniug Collars and Sleeves;
aisu and s nSi Eaa ssas Sfaf
FrenehCorsets aud silksts:
sale atIow prices z2 sHANKLIN& RFILy.
EoMlieN AND REFINED sUGARs.-
" bbls Prime N. o. Sugar:
,.,s do Crushed and Powdered sussr ,eI ',lsSg
DISSOLUTION.
g'HE sSgsr,nsT'hP hsIesof0rs ssi:.os under the firm
February by mutual both of the parties author
lied the the firm in Of the business
NOTICE.
s. HOPKINS having bought out e. o. READS in
terSs. Will continue the business a. the old stand on
ask The s;sDton Of tie trade generally the IgspSs Of
re CROSS seIuss,ns Br9om. assorted OFT. ed, n
10 do Horse do; Is nests Cedar Tubs q in nes,);
Sss'i s nsss %. IN as: p
80 IS do Hearth BroOms. reed and for sale by
fels l. q D. HERMANN.
sold low to make room for sp5lsg ssses iy
BOOTS AND SHOES.
sUR stock Boots .nd shoes the Wholesale trade i
think do we'll to give call before purchasing else
Our stock Of variety Of Boots and
Kirkland and many ofthem TO oUR own oRDEH
sepI7 MsREA & WELLS. Fosters Block.
HyDRAu,IC CEMENT AND LIME.--A supply
u on hand and for saieby .o,r
aec2s r. q. BABC0CR.
boxes per aEss ssl;.s, soRxssox
aSs s.. CLEANER ~ E.,. stL"oAr'
!: s s; & +: f. f.: 4: ]: s: &:
do \ inch pressed Spikes;
% sIsiss , g. lsssio Joieo X NsS:;
fslS " ''- ~ Corner Main and sseoHd-s,res;..
Jan27 Sc. GILBERT 4 CO.. sysamore.st.
Il iso cans Pre.h Peaches; oso,e. Rai.in.:
2boxes Citron; cask Lante Current;
decis HoRNBRoo1 co.
A 90 bags ass'd buck and patent shot;
G bar 'e' $;
C.ans OFsa and top Bussiss. Eastern make and
NEW SPRING GOODS!
JUST RECEIVED
cases light spring Prints 10 eases Bleached muslins;
DO Sin Psrns; IS do, do THeeds; IL,
variety of Fancy Goods suitable to the for sale very
eP y ~ = :. = . = ~.
FgOOE<SH
-,
Il toNANI ; history oil Bible kevision;
o;;Esa.irs Within. - a book for everybody;
Yankee Notions for do;
esq., yos hnr,, hs; nnpP ST iI,srrp
'i~"'"i VA "Pi"' H"'' DODHHN :" NiSAS"
- u,ISs r, ,,,.-. 40 ,,.,,,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-16

TE the undersigned wish call the attention of the
w Wholesale Merchants of Evansville and dealers
70 the fact that
tcle of Cider Vinegar. which will sell eompets
with or Pittsburgh prices Give call fail
trial is all ask, MERCER 4 CLIFFORD.
N.B.-rhe factory situated the of Fourth
and Canal streets. Lamasco city. jy1-dtwly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-16
Pd0o9g %a0o9 9g

This hitherto intraetaJle disease, Of every form and
eUery stage,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
DIX. CAVANAUGH's Pu.B sALyE
vH1ILL fail in giving immediate relief. and Pc
Hem0rraOids OF Pills.. Itisthe
ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
here the Piles and the result years
patient study and investigation.
5aaeEeTsfron Piles have remedy at hand which will
STAND THE TEST or TRIAL.
wi.hOuta fear Of failure i;s to DO all the proprietor
claims for Full directions aeeompsny each box; and all
that strictly to ObsTVs them and care
Tue proprietor ters to the following testimonials from
OF character and standing who have voluntarily
given their certificates It's favor in regard lite efficacy
their own eases. Read them.
The Hon Richard late member congress the
Springfield tIil.) district says; - ~ :, ,0.
ThIs I y cavs
service producing an easy speedy cure do not hasi
tass to recommend 1t as an remedy Sr s Piles
ThefOlO~ng from Rev. D. +. Bristow. is asufeent
communication in itself. -
Dr. CavanaughI conceive 70 he sduy owe to the at
aisted 70 make known The ys1aes virtues anu remedial
sOrsy afflicted with and OathsOme disease the
: % as s"y
III: Sn Rcd Y so's y
eaPpy saying application Of saye for three
days. perfected an entire cure Respectfully yours,
Chicago. August 40. 1855.
Dear Sir: When arrived this city few days ago.
suffering Intensely with the piles mention Cd
dtion you asking advces You RECOMMENDED
Pile save saying IT would Irieditthe effect
immediate. and we'll. believe IL to be- as IL
proved nvalua remedy for
that disease the Piles. aud such recommends to Others
Yours. truly, JOHN ". HANSON. 81. Louis. Mo.
Mr. Price 81 per box. DIR. 4. II. CAvAHAUGH,
Sole Proprietor. st. Louis. Mo.
For sale in Evansvilieb y
il. PENNINGTON.
jyl6-lyd&w KELLER. FARNSLEY e. co.
FIRST ARRIVAL OF SPRING GOODs.
IL ZEN & PRESTON has received this day
EA - cases Prints; 10 Cottonads;
do Lawns: do (;inghams;
90 bales Brown SheetinEs;i0 do Bleeehed;
do striped Sheeting 10 bales Ticking. and fc- ~.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-16
QUIT DRINKING POISONOUS LIQUORS.
IMPROVED PROCESS
FOR MA KING
all Kinds of Liquors aad Vinegar.
INSTANTLY, ty the use OF
q - Il = II - n q N


LAoo U RS ES EN- TIAL Oils.
These Oils are obtained by Dstilaoa at the Chemical
laboratory Parish Of Jefferson Of Pierre Lacoar author
OF acour's Chemical Analysis LacOuEg Chemical Manipu
Purchasers particularly requested the tasks
SUD obtain their oney The oil does not give perfect
LACoUR,s OIL or CoGNAC convert. su.ral spirit t,
5ssssso ssr.s CosSsc poaIasy. seSaste United Vine
Sart PrcVrietors. CastoC and London Dock Brandies
Ih,ss lgo5 will hay tq irgity G1yoE and 5sa1,ifsl
~ che Of the OF Cognae Now YORK. Brandy
EACUUR's OIL OF RE eSsn1Ss Rseiihed whisky to
4onong1hela Rye whisky, Old Virginia Malt Whisky.
OIL or CE0R1T changes common Rectiaed whifky to
Old Irish Malt Whisky, and superior article OF Scotch
or OF PEACH changes common Whisky to Virginia
sonSsrt COMMON WHISKY APrs BrSady o. N'
OIL OF GIN converts the poorest WHISKY to Holland Gin
LACoURs C6SGESTRAfED 1CID VIII in i've isar;
after being mixed change ave gallons Of good Vinegar and
twenty ave gallons of thirty gallons moss
acid Vinegar that found in the BY
d5Ilar AM sixty cents per barrel
FOR MAKING LIQUORS. Laeour's 0iis require pro-
fhs gaors thus @aas viii have Sns nasura srsTaa nit
rich oily taste; beautiful, transparent color and ne
ee2d Lseours ellis exert threa distinct properties in
verting whisky to brandy ga Sc The hrss prop
s5 s. s %oe Of a s o s mgo
whisky thus depressed that necuar irritating sod burn
eoSss IN an DIV masiIiisvnoas taste inparted ~ ~
liquor. which renders mellow mpa appearan
vnou nuty odOr that Impaired liquor which
Gers distinction from the genuine brands inpOssbie.
sesnt oil for making three haudred gallons OF
Full and comprehensive directions accompany the bottles
FOR sale as the ST Charles aud Poydras streets
sacked and kippsa with i Of adas to any part Of ss
sOuRtry. upon the receipt o. go in the address Of
Purchasers requested guarantee good faith
iSInh Us ne name Of a5y 52gss n New Orleans and We
that s claimed for them they will cost nothing jah5iy
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-09
Original.
Written for the @Ne5rzska Advertise
LEAVES ER5I MY IOWA LOG BOOK
BY NETTT FESEO0D.

Sunday, JHe 7H:-It has been too
to attend church ; besides did
not rise till 8 O'Clock, 4. N. Isutita
pleasuret to sn0oze away ike aPOrPoise,
when your grandmother, yourself, and
every body else is all the time telling
you "to get uP.' Such vas my ex-
perienee this morning. The rain has
been very agreeable, for We have had
cold, dry weather al the spring. But
these eoaxing showers have given life
to the springing blade, the Wild flowers,
snakes. and al kinds Of vegetabIes.-
Is this the month of roses? The Wild
variety are tardy this year, and those
dear ones far away are %gIaddening the
heart Of the stranger, Who iRhablteth
the Old Homestead. Tired of books,
tired Of doing nothin, annoyed with
the old carpet chairs, and furniture L
must look out on 'aater' awhile to drive
of the "5!aes." The vision from my
chair takes in Z soap barrel, an old
shoe, then black mud, across the street
a building half framed, next = long
row Of smoke houses, politely termed
cottages, and lastly 4 section Of the
fairest sky that heaven ever sent from
Paradise. So It is; there IS always a
spot Of beauty, always little forget
ne not near the darkest pool, to re-
cali our hearts to gratitude and praise,
for those little blessings that feck the
woof of every-day life.
Ny Goodness! Fifteen feet eircum-
ference at the base and fourteen at the
TOP of the cone. "What IT.. Why,
that hoop corning down street, and the
artistic Eriggling, the graceful flap
ping CT the dry goods, marks her as
one Of the wildcat aristocracy. Thi:
town Of Wild cat IS . wonderful city.
Our Squire Intends to buy oct New
York soon, for rents are higher in the
same kind Of buildings, provision:
higher, and there is more swapping o.
Jack knives and watches than IN a
the rest Of the United States. The
SHo5s, that numerous family, flourish
here IN tremendous hoops and yellow
vests as they do It Niagara or th'
Springs. The talk Of the "frst aRc
second strata" of mot meeting viii
mixed multitude and al Of the IN
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-09
RI, SCIENCE, AGRICULTURE, COMMERCE.. NEWS, POLITICS GENERAL INTEL
CTTY OF BROWNVILLE, NJ COUNTY, N.T, TT

Inns might issue at any moment There
is always 4 link that connects every
thing in nature. The last rays Of the
sun marx in relief on the board fence,
the shadow Of aold Spot with the
horns as crooked as her own; q big
dog with a curl IN his aPPendage, and
in this sufra light, objects look Ike
gl~ectres amongt the Broken mountains.
Look. at the bow of promise, letdOwn
from q eTegiss In that mountain cloud
ito these numbering seed sewers about
here q have just heardthata widOEer
with eleven children sent me that cher
ished bouquet Peste am0Te.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-09

Way TO GETASKET.-A few weeks
ago an old gentleman and his lady
were coming down from Iowa CITY TO
Davenport When the cars were crowded
4 young gent, remained steadfast ah&
let the old gentleman stand. This did
not suit our old friend, 50 he e0nelnd-
ed to get a seat some way, and quick
as thought turned to the young nan
on the seat beside his wife, and said,
%Wm yea be so kind as to watch
that woman while / get a seat in the
carr She has fits. This startled the
young gent He could not bear the
idea Of taking charge Of a fifty old
woman; so the old gentleman got =
seat, and his wife never was known to
have 4 fs afterwards DdrcRpcTt
DsE0eTuL-
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-09

VINO DISCOVERED AMERICE-The
Chinese VIII ere long probably claim
that America belongs to them BY
priority Of discovery, for ~J=mes
HaEley, Chinese Interpreter, Chinese
Camp, Tuolumne county, Call, AYERS.
that there IS no doubt that the Celes-.
tials discovered America 400 years
agO.-This puts Columbus, the Welsh,
the Mortimer, and al the other modern
fellows entirely into the shade. He
gives a number Of Chinese words
which are nearly identical With q num-
Der Of Indian words Of sUmc Of the
California tribes.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-09

MOTHER ENGT VIKING ISHOULD
Go.-This remark was made in the
writer hearing sh0r5 time since, BY IN
iRteIIigen amiable youth, IN refeTnce 10
atteadinga place OF worship whereitis
believed error Is taught, and as It in
wolves & most important principle, It IS
worthy Of 4 passing notice.
Obedience to parents, IS surely not
Z peculiarly prevalent principle with
the young Of the present day, but
wherever It IS seen giTeslar.e promise
Of future good Where Is the young
nan who seeks the counsel Of an ex-
Pericneed father, or defers 70 the ad-
vice Of : udici0us mother! Happy, IN
deed we're sach instances common.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-09


ticipants, and the annoyance Of their
Aunt.
Suddenly the noise ceased, the eve
ming sport wasdiseOntinued, and Hap
woke the hills" with his merry voice,
as he stepped out into the open air.
After serenading the green pines in
the font yard afterthe most approved
style, lie entered the s~itting-rOom,
where the absence Of all light, except
the faint glimmering Of the glowing
embers in the CRATES, gave thingsquite
a romantic east. Hap. vas fond Of
romance, and to make the charm more
complete there sat Emma in the great
arm chair, apparently unconscious Of
all around. 1t might be Aline, he
wasn't right certain which, but It
mattered not, for theywere both sweet
girls, and he determined On Pilfering
kiss,
He stole sIyIy behind her, layed his
left arm softly around her Oily white9
necks
-Aud then, 0 shsuIusvc-shaU forget
The startling eeho, Is their EzrmIips net
Kah, kah, f'z, z. calculated Dodina
as she bounded from her MISTRESS lap
into the intruder's face, while Aunt
MeIia herself, By applying her finger
nails vigorously upon the opposite
cheek. made no inconsiderable accom-
Daniment. Had 4 train Of electrified
lightning, at that moment, struck him,
Hap. could not havebeeR more astOund-
ed; but suddenly recovering himself
he flung pussy violently upon the floor,
where, placing hisfOot upon her jugular
vein, she surrendered al her nine lives
at Cnce, the victim Of an irritated boot
heel. Then with 4 couple Of angry
epithets, vented upon the defunct form
Of poor Dedina, and the blood oozing
out Of the scratches upon his face, lie
broke for the open air TO cool down
the excitement. As he stepped upon
the Portico, he was greeted with Wild
peals Of girlizh laughter from Emma
and Aline, who had been watching the
sport from the outside window.
Slightly apPeased by the revenge
he had inflicted upon poor pussy, Hap.
recovered his good spirits and Joined
in the laughter. They kindly assisted
him in cleansing bis bloody face, a.
vised him to make sure Of his game
hereafter, andfnaliy gave him, out Of
PHYS sake, a regular good cousin kiss
apiece. and retired for the night,
leaving aunt ?. TO fold, with many
tears andsighs, her white poeket-hand-
kerchia around the corps OF her be-
+ loved, and lay It away among musk,
altar Of roses, and fine linen in the
/ top draWerof the scrut0in.
The next morning, dressed in deep
mourning, and accompanied BY trunks,
b~and-boxes, &C., in one Of which wes
carefully placed the last mortal re-
mains of Dodina, Aunt ermeIia might
have been seen taking the ears for
her own home, to return never more
to the Hazard Farm, during Hap-s
natural life
/. "Great vas HaP-s JOY though
since, he IS frequently styled, "the
chap what kissed the g-roHg elstonsr.
!. HI Hone Cottgs, D.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-09
Original potrg.
Written for the Syeliraska Advertiser
~ HOME IN TIE COUNTRY.
BIT ron SIP.

BT TON
You nay tax IF the pleasure e shFes5ins
TIE streets Of the poPuIoas town,
Where the hustle and elatttE Ct business
Is heardfa u0aotoE1us rgEnd;
Where the spinning If wheels and TIE dazhins
o. eab-d0orsare constantly heard
AMI che a~aaztimstke gEster q fazhi9a
REIezaI-andyeu your taIking's absurd
Tou nay talk Of the eharuEof the Ocean,
Where the Enney herds f~sari=ssIy pay
Where the waves with 4 quiTering m0ti1z5
Bear y,ggr snip to bright lands far aEsy5
Where the sea and SKY grandly uniting,
Form level ksrizons Of blue,
Where's ererytAiag fit to delight In,
And you're talking eaPEirigusIy too
YounaT tru Of the joysof s~ojournins
IN distant and trupieII lands
And hugh at the thoughts Of returning
To clasp beating hearts and uarn hands;
lea EtszfuIy speak Of tie rapture
OF seaIing volcanoes down South
And give us a wonderful chapter
On the bel1hfng old Crster's vide mouth.
Ycu nay tel Of al these and speak truly
The feelings that burn in your breast,
Fer each enc has pleasures, which duly
Considered mast szft an the best;
As Ger ne, I an none Ct yUar gentry,
That dg-c on theeity and hail.
ForI love ny avn Home IN the Country"
r. hsA4a- 81 F-.ru- AL4z sT
OgIve ne Z home in the Country.
Where the little birds warbIe and sing:
Where ufmrosez, blue vioEetz- and daisies,
In careless Iuxurfance spring LmeadorI
Where the ripping brock winds through gree
On It's way to The estaFaet's FALL
Where L blending Of suubeamza and shadows,
And Hove then far dsarer than AL
rs delight fE the heart to o~'erfoving,
When rambling these fair scenes among,
lis In Natures own bEaEteOus Showing,
That we learn the first lessons Of seng-
The eyes aad the mind drink N pleasures,
The heart bounds 50 lightly andfree,
That rUmlnce czI steal into each HIsas9re-
GA -HoHEIS TEE CoJKTKT FOR @7
Fcss ChaTestoH, o.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-09

POUR u Knowledge GEyTLT-
Plato observed. that theminds Of Ifttie
children we're Ike bottles with very
narrow mouths: if you attempt to All
them too rapidly much knowledge IS
wasted and little received, whereas.
Eith 2 small stream thev are easily
filed Those Who would make Touae
ahiidTea FOdigies, act as visely rs il
they EoulIP0Ur pail Of water into .
pint measure.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-09

fully flung aside, and reckless career
begun, regardless Of consequence
Thus It Is We see multitudes Of tho
rising generation casting of the fear
Of God and man, while Eeenho1sness
and fraud, distrust and ruin abound
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-09

MORAL ISsIyTT-HullO there, you
niger, what are You doing With those
boots.
Fan, Sc only Jast takra I'm away.
Taking them away, You seOrndreI,
don't ycu know that Is stealing!
BE kecriul, mas T, how you 'cUse dis
niger 90 stealin- Use morally IN
sane
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-09

May leave a few traCtss7 asked
a missionary Of al elderly lady Who
responded 70 his knock.
leave some traek-eertainly you
may" said she, looking at him moss
benignly over her sPesks, 'leIve them
with the heels toEaEB ths hoase, if
you please
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-09

They are a deeply religious people
IN Rhode Island, if the following be
true-
Connecticut sehOOlIaaster askeda
Lad from Nevpors -hols many Gods
are tbere.
The boy, after scTshAng his head
some time replied:
Il doat know how HEiny yea cot
n COnaeeEeut. bat We have hone in
Rhc5e Island
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-09

A friend Of ours says that lie has
been without money 10 long, that bis
head aches ready to split when he
tries to reeOIlect how a silver dollar
looks. He says the notion that I'VE
live in 4 woEld Of eAGHgs" IS = great
faIlacy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-09

A young lady recently remarked,
with much simplicity, that she could
not understand what her brother VIII
liam saw in the girls, that be liked
thef so Wen, and that, for her part,
she would not give she company Of
one young man for for that Of twenty
girls.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-09

Philosophy says that shutting the
eyes makes the sense Ct hearing more
acute \ wag suggests that this ae-
counts for the many closed eyes which
are seen in our churches every Sunday.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-09

4 poor fellow, having got his skull
fractured, vas told By the Doctor that
brain vas visible on Which he e
marked: "DO write to f%stlser, for he
always declared / had nome.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-09

That "a a beautiful thought Of the
little Swedish girl, whileWalking with
her father on . starry night. absorbed
IN contemplation Of the skies. being
asked OF what she vas tAihking, re-
Piled: Il Pas thinking if the Eroag
side Of heaven IS so gInrious. what
must the right side be-.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-09

Mrs PaTtHgton says she has Eotic-
edthat whether four Vas learO or cheap,
she invariably had to PAR the same
money for I half dollars worth.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-09

The ether day al cd lady rushed
into the garden in search OF her
daughter, On being told that the yOuag
lady had gone there with . ~Iake."
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-09

The name NinnesOra, river applied
70 tie Minnesota river, has Its origin
in two DakOtah words MINNIE, water,
and Sofa, Whitish Ike the sod.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-09

Eagerfor selfish Qualification, thirst
IN for riches or fame, many have no
sooner entered upon tie theatre OfEfe
L1al teE2z2s prudence are scoFI-