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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-10
NEW FALL GOODS.

TENHE subscribers in receipt of their supply
Fall aud Winter BOOTS and SHOES. selected for tn
city and trade embracing variety and qua
of Men WomAn's an Children's which they cal
the attention o the public. MCREA & WELLS.
sep5 First street. Fosters Block.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-10

The spien8id iassratod Lon News Almanac 1887.
Godsv's Lady7s Book for january
Yankee Notions for aoT
Brother JonathaB's Pictorial
is time BY Peter arey his new ooog
5 seeoton Of elegantly bound gift books.
5scIs DOBELL q LISTER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-10
TENNET& sORENsON.
SHERWOOD HOUSE.
IMmENSEA EADDITION OF STOCK

oF HOMEMADE AND EUROPEAN IMPORTED LEATHERs AND
of all coIors and descriptions.
be made into che most fashion,
"A abe Boots aud Caters for gents after the latest
the Eastern cities All varieties
Of ps shoes CATERS with heels high enough to suit the
most assdions for ladies' ard perfect Of patterns
for children large and sa the fashionable Boot and
cboe stora of sept23-3nn JOHN RASCH.
SSJ,ARATUs.-INoboxesp pure Saleratus in lb papers;
~ bbls do;
2okeas 100 Lbs each do. received and 70
solo bv oct15 PRESTON BROS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-10

90 DRUMS Prime large Goldfish, jgst 5sOs r. sox
eD deeI3 T. IT, WIN - eO@''
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-10

Al A BOXES Prime W. R. Cheese. Just reed by
ZE-NB decI3 z. H. COOK SON.
ENsSENCE COFFEE.-15 gross Essenee Coffee lust
EL reed by decl3 H. H. O"oh SUN
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-08-19
/ Erom Tie Hashinqion Ssar.l

= : ="
Among the many preparations now in use for
the restoring. preserving and identifying the hair
there are none that we can recommend with more
confidence than Prof. Woods Hair Restorative,
now in general use throughout the States. This
preparation possesses the most invigoratng quail
tiles, and never fails in producing the most hap
py results when applied according to directions.
We refer eur readers to the advertisement for a
few of the innunerable certificates which have
been sent by parties who have been benefited by
it, and who feel happy in giving testimony TO its
wonderful effects produced them.
O.J. WOOD & Co. Proprietors, 3l2 Broadway,
New York. and 1 IA Market St, st. Louis, No.
For sale here by all Druggists. feug. 8, '57
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-08-19
: watertown.. Mass, May i. is;

Il
PROF. o. j. WOOD Allow me to attest the
virtues and -ragIc power of your Hair Restora-
tive. Three months since, being exceedingly gray
purchased and soon commenced to use two bot
ties, and it soon began to tell, in restoring the
silver locks to their native color, and the hair
which was before dry and harsh. and falling OF.
now became soft and glossy, and It ceased fall
ling !; the idancruf disappeared, and the, scalp
lost all the disagreeable itching, so annoying be-
fore. and now not only look but feel young
again. Respectfully, yours, etc. 90 =. si.gg
CIIAS. WHITNEY.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-08-19
ALL HAIL!!!
Something for Vthe ssiilfon II.
PROF. WOODS
HAIR AgsTgaGGTVg

"yE GAIL THE ATTENTION OF ALL,
w cid and young, to this wonderful preps-
ration which turns back tn its original color. gray
hair-covers the head of the bald with luxuri-
ant growth-removes the dandruff, itching, and
all cstaneous eruptions-caases = continual flow
of the natural fluids and iIesce, if used reg
uar dressing for the hair, viii preserve its eolor,
and keep it from falling to extreme old age, in
all its natural beauty. We CALI then, upon the
bald the gray or diseased in scalp, to it; and
surely the young viii not, as they value the flow
ing locks or witching curl. ever be without it,
Its praise is upon the tongue of thousands
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-08-19

State Of Illinois, Carlisle, June 81. 1866.
l have used Professor o. }. Wooj's Hair Res
torative, and have admired its wonderful effect.
My hair was becoming. as thought, prersature-
ly gray, but by the of the ''Restorative'' it
has resumed its original color, and, lare no
doubt, permanently so- Ea5r
SIDNEY BREESE, ~
Ex-senator United States
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-08-19
New York. Oct. . ls55.

=. . = - Now York, Oct. 2, 1855.
PROF. o. J. WO0D-Dear Sr;-After read
ing the advertisement in one of the New York
Journals, of your celebrated Hair Restorative, 1
procured half pint bottle, and was SO much
pleased with it that i continued its use for two
months, and am satisfied that it is decidedly the
best preparation before the public. 1t at once
removed all The dsndruff and unpleasant itching
from the scalp, and has restored my hair natural
Il, and. have no doubt, permanently So. .s..
You have permission to refer to me, AL who
entertain any doubt Of its not performing all that
is claimed for IL. e 8tFE
MISS EEFKS oel Croo,, v-;eb A.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-08-19
MISS FEEKS, 2Ga Greenwich Az.

have used Professor o. j. Woods hair Res-
torative. and have admired its wonderful Effects
1t restored my hair where it had fallen of it
cleans the head, and renders the hair soft and
more so than oil. 4a
MARY A. ATKINSON. :
Louisville, Nov. ], 1855.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-08-19

Sheriff's Office Ebensburg, eas
Aug. IL, 1867.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-27
Die Gat1lauQu1 8dnf.
Ga@tf0I 100000

Naartat iptrb Girrmtt grsetrn, tur6 bic llns
terjsihneten, GpmmiBionsr6 trnamt in Der afte
Der @rneal gliIenblg, uOtr 8anfSp
6 alta auqua" errdtenS, paf Der Capital
StCd Der beIa9ten SHnt, in gInttcIe ron $50
eIn9a4eilt mprpen III, unb paB bic 8ider, gum
Gmpfans Spn Sublriptpnen Su Dam CAPITALIZED
BON beIastrr Scr 9 ant oon atoIau,
q ua," 9eSfnst wercen IOQen, am SauIe Yrn
3 masGi d3 tsnwal ter, in trr Start
GataIauQua, GeAa GantD, YcrnIglpanicn, I'm 10
ubr fes Gcrmitngs, am Oicntaa ccu Sten Iaa
Smi, 1857 uHp baB oidctten fir 6 gctaNidc
Sage pfsn gcbatten rrpN lcQtn, wcnn rdt cher
fir bic ganSc 9lr5obl rer IUtteile ubcybirt mcrs
rem iit,-Su welter 3cit uno an me!6rm Srt allr
Yeicuen weIds fdbtg fnO Gcntrafte su MAIDEN,
erIautt irn icQfn ra6 brm Gcisb, ;u pcm Capt
tal.Stpd Der trIa9ten 8ant ppn GataIauqua gu
iutlcrbtrrn.
9Gtliam NlitIcr, DoUio Gtcmns,
SUtn D. StIles, 0enrD Jtn1,
Scbn Q8iQtame, Glt 6. Sdger,
Spbn Surters, Solomon 5cgeG,
Scnas Gisr9, 9amcs g. Jtrrle,
3aptO u. Gomtlsr, Samuel Sirarr,
Benjamin 8upp, 8rant. .. 0larttn,
Swrn 6rrprt@.
Nat IS, 1857. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-27

Gicis5 1roge &ubtaurrr WititGrsScif, rel6es
cnen fat wfltberittmten Namrn bat, fintrt rieies
Sabr latt m 6reita9, BEN 90. in tie g..
en- rcn 0t y, uo bic Queiidten finn, baB eB
an @Ion3 unp grodt aar SOr9an8er frit6crer
Sabre tet wrjtsm titertrriirn wirp. gtQt Anlal,
ten iirO getrcfftn, ben teirGGnentsn GUmpanirm
ipwpGl her GoplLlsrie nie Der Snfartcrie, iere
8cquemIjdFeit su 0emabren. Die StraFrn Tnp
;ur paraCe sVetnet, 0l5 fGnbe ter Warl6 In Ct.
ncm pnrtUr itatt, unD Sriuhfr BON alien 0c9cns
ben Der Union merOrn etne Iufnatme finbrn, ME
&ubthun lte ME 5uSor earwticten I'M Stanbe
mar. Die ibGnlsn iunacn Oamcn YUn nett uHo
brett msrrrn 3uge8cu Ieiu, bas 5eIt ,u SertrrrIiz
den, unO bic anmuttiaRn SanjISte iiUO fit Die
SreFe Der 5u6s ctu8criatct.
GGle Grct.GompaDnirn bntcn trrctS pcr1prrs
den iid cin;uirpPn aud, irsrpsn bic 0encrGle
&em unc Sumter SuScaen icin.
Cine Srabs unp anorrr Wuits 9anoen prrten
bic SeiwVbncnten ou8aebm untsrb0Iten.
Die GiulaounBs>GUm
Dlat .13. rq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-27
Itt 8QulCutc.

AN SOQUlGuIe.
Gpmtn gS. &rcrler unb Spnn6 SrcrIer,
6ounetno uuter Der 8irmo prn
6. IS. GrcGIcr It, GDmp.o
gVotbtn rem @ubutum ebrertirtoft bctaunt raF
ft in lbrlm Woubcti rrf, in Der ,6nmiltcn Gfrofs
cberbal6 rtr 9iSn. ehtotm 9 &c ( tb RS wchltcs
fainter 5tauo ouf nGnb b0ltcn, ant Qrtifd, pCld,e
in ejnI ucI,eCfiutg 8carr0oro actSrtr.- Sbr Srcd
Hrttbt lttt tari. gum SbetI aus frIgtubtul 9auhcG
Saarte, @l1rten. Synurn, 8altsn, 2attcn, Sens
tpGrns, SrantIinBs, Sdinpcln,
unS allen OuoTu 2rttfd tis ,u ticfsm GclbSt 9eEE:
rtu.
g2ir lOotn nos guttttum ohtun1spcu Gin anuru:
fen, unitrn Stcd ia unttrlubCn uro unkre QreEI
W Grfahrcu, che lle cnItrc taufsn, 70 hae fe m tlb
pclIfcnulGu pcn Dem dtcrsugru tSnRsu pas mir CbCn
ia0en. gSlr tatten yu5Itidb unltrn 6uuoln bsrcurb
untrn un9tbruhatsn Daut at, fir Gle IttGrale Guf:
munttruu9 ctc uns btfhsr gum SbCil uurce, - uno
hcfitu baD unfcr Stcd uuo unicre Qretgs uns cine
Sortoaulr eeritbcu fbsrn mtrosn.
Z. QS. Srcrler,
SpnaS Srcrler.
2mtrtaun N1ai I3. 1857. nobp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-27

Shutot9 81 8tlonj, laUt ltgttm gCridt 500 o.
&aar tnpfln9tu 0uf 9trihirbene Gntsi=
ban lUibrtuo TEN Jabr G,90O 90
Gsbalrn ron &aNrtw Wr0in9, Icrru9b
&or fir 1856 4.2i2 90
Satco Gbrig. Sc. 1865 200 90
9licnIts ron NuslttIluneeu 81 90
StcmaS Mcbr, 8creu9b Sar etc. 292 81
Schn 2. nanfs 24 50
g. u. lihbab 6S
scbu .. SoruaC, Straf9ctNer 16 90
2robt uno German : %
Snl uro SSU, Strof9elcGr = 90
Shcm0s giemb0rH, tr. 30 90
3cbn 3. &rauGc, 0Gafsrs Oiptosuo 1872 %
Nuutuun Gitumsrteu 100 81
Nuorsp Nin9tn9 3 43
" 9Hm. StGrls. pdoCmtnt ju mabrn ID 90
5tncn SbpeIesr l O5
- &crnsban 0 81
g8ar. ". ioumtert (gRebonirs eisu) So so
I" SreR Sbpsuf le. er. I5S 81
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-27
QG0teS OreBz Sitter.

ccn allen StoIts uno panerns, ale ltpar,s uno tol:
Ievtrte SCibe, 9crsiue uuo SGnrp @crcQc Gclatncs,
townes, SSrs9ercte 9atttrns, WloutilIas, Qrtnts,
Sln9bams, II. |. u. - CSlsibfaus Ciu 9rCgss 2(Crts.
mtnt 9araftI5, Wciiiuans, 8tco uno Sifb6giu
"poGps, wobIftil 5u ptrtaufcn sci
9. s. SGInu4.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-27
MuDitDr8@ AnsetGe.
Sn Dem 8ailtngsri&t Srn Qr6a Gaunty.

Sn Dem gSailsn8srttt pcn EC4a Sairtp.
Gyu Der Sohs esr &ttbrun9 ucn G5ecr9e Iferuno
GbarIss Smitb, Grttutcrsn ron ctr .piutcrIaGCns
fhaft rcs r5ritcrbtncn . auie II ter, tsetbin
ocn ARS;gtnbur9 Sourithip, 2tba Gounr.
limo MN, aprit 7, 1857. 0uf GntrGa bcs 6rrn
MARI, crnonutI bic @curt 81 J. SG9Er ots 2tu0i:
tor, um cine &srtbIiluu9 Css 8jan'cs in ctiQer
Rsbnur9 III MAIDEN, uuo mann uStbig oisfdtt
dber'uIettGn,
tfZsEA 2(u5 Den trfurbGu.-9tpuats
}ss.sD 9. gB. Glite!cD, Cdr.
Sb3ntcramtsr 2ueitcr miro Fch ;lrI1s lttnsr @rs
utnnuu9 cinhu0en, TcnuCrliO0s cen 4tsu SUM, um
10 ubr &crmjtta9s, om G3ilboUfs pcn 9 b II ".
y d tcL + in cGr Staer IUtntaun, oUmc litb 6lIc
intsrefirts PGriouen siuFnpsu tSunru, rvtun fs es
fit nGthio befnrGn.
gQai l3. nQim
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-27
St1bt : SfeMnnnd.

Die Jtr4nung Spn Spnat9an 9teiAar6,
@iq, SAatmcilter Ypn Der Stabt
2llrntoun, IN 5te@nultB nit beIagtcr
Stabt anfan8cnp MarS %. 1856
nnO en0enD Giar5 rs. 1857, beipr
Sage eingeIrblpfcn.
Sr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-27
t10rt6t.

GtIs btetfni9sn pslte rGni6sn Mtsltetrr Der
,,er&a Gaut9 grBmirtti9m Yferps'Seriidrungs,
8reli6ait' gu werrn, iinD eriutt lid, tcewr1en
gu Hyi1mmeln, auf Samtags ZEN 3ORcn 0iai
nm par NhhmittdAs, am Sauie pcn SenrS
% orr, in 9hceer'Marunse SaunIfip, Qcaa
GauntQ. Yunttli&r gttwCbnuns prO rrtpartet
gcn ben Otrettcren, tenamt in rrr aEte Der @es
neral NlIEmbI9 sur G'rinpuns tflagtcr @slra.
ldlait, tncsm bic @eisaldait Ib prganltren wirp,
uno ionlt @cdafte Son 9Slttigtsit 81 prrriGten
BAT. 9uf StrCrUnm9 rsr 8oarp.
GRarlr5 Gpfer.
glat 20. 1857. na3ul
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-27

$l2,946 Is
Gr.
GcrIbiaotue Tr(sibsn be3ablt S4O75 90
5nttrelltn auf 0nCtben 1914 81
2traRen, ArcuNpe9e Suffers, etc. S,543 6j
6Gusripriee, Iocit, ,1otsn uno eeitCr 344 %
ShaNtntrlas pts panIurnsStrabs 6reitsr
iu mahcn 200 90
GGF, 0durtUpfcfeu, etc. 292 81
Oruftn uro Stbrtltmetgrialien p 52
lIufctcu in Nm9lirs's Rtaeahe 80 90
Btr3ermSitEr's Dieuite ur.p Gelocr fEr
pcu 93orcu9b bejabt 235 IS
Strhtr6Gnes pe 0n9epicien in Ger aus
sErnstnln 0as8nunS ass 3s
Btttra9 fir ubr unp Ytrde in bsr Gutbss
rifban Rtrd,t $50 90
SorikInh6ufsr III osrihern 40 9s
&crlIbrt1e 9tcthnun9 ju auoiten 10 90
9crcu9b 9Orte 100 0G
Sn9tnSurS GjrhnIt $50 II
90. gtbtIftn II rs
167 %
Shr;t0erS gsholt 100 90
Schu 2. cauts, grti;ti 32S 40
Inorsp Qtu3urg, 20. $50 81
Satct Ghrta, GO. rs %
S'lauf Ger GinnuhmGu Sl29lG 10
l(uebtjatlt l2,ll7 st
S25,OGl OF
IUt'ih,r tt;aht 4075 co
Guwfauatu 600 20
&tl ,. ltgtm Ja5r 100 Oil, ,O75 OF
---
I Gent Gtmmjficn 1883 o. 1870 IS
YlaUj N 6duo.H tc5 SdagmsiltSr5 6@S al
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-27
Mu6itDr8 8zMnset0e.

Sn Dem gBati&u9sridt Won eetba Gauntc.
Sn rer SaGe Der Gednuns srn Sctn u. GeiB
unp S}UHnS @iltnrr, ArmntiratOrsn sOn Der 5tn,
tcrlolitHIaaft prs pcrilorbenm @rter @ttts
ner, IeBtDtn bon Hgnn Gcwni&p, SeAH 81.
llnp nun, Gprit 7, 1857 ouf 2tntra8. crnonns
te Die court QBtaam ". &IjtIcr, GIa, ol6 2lus
Oltor uHl teia9te 8cdnur8 ute3uicttcln mp rrm
@c'rB 8'utIb cine Scrtbc,Iuag 3u MAIDEN.
4ggEslA Nus oen Hriunoeu.-Q9c,euots
&.4D 2. 70. 2}ltcSlcp, Chr.
SEcrarnarntrr Nuritcr wirb Fh fir ccn Gnb=
3vct ishrsr grnrnnung ctufr0cn, ouf Gamitaq5
rem 6tn Sunt. um Ibr giadmtttaas, an naus
lc YUn . dUt . N. Sc 4 ler, in 2Ynu Iip.,
9cda Gawnts, oUpo Id ale 9nters6irtr cmfnpm
t5nren, mlnn iie r5 iGr 8ut tsiiaCm.
Mtlt 10. raim
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-27
@u0itQr8~ ~%u3eiGe.
IN rsm mtajluQ:riht rcu g,da Gerut

IN rem @faifu8:rje5t rcu g,d,a Geunp.
Sn rrr Goae Der Ic6nung ron Gamusl 9.
fiiusr, 2,omNlrotcr ron Der 6intrrla6rui6aft
rer YcrRcrErnen Sat9arina Srnni9bpf, lcgtGin
YCn 6ciOrItcrs Eaunitjp, 0eba Gount9.
llnO nun. Nprtt Z, 1857, auf 9tNtrng Res 9rn.
Stiles, crnanfts bic G0urt Qdrpn Gim(no ais
&alttcr, I'm tr.oBte Ge&aung gu dbcricDen uno
Crm Gtisg Srmd5 cine &UIbeilVrg 81 MAIDEN.
atsN AuS Otu IrfrnCyn-Es,wsts
~ . -. IltttleD, Cdr.
ga5- Ter ptmsrnlnnte WuttCr wtro Tdb ,um
IHopp'd icncr G1nmuun1 einfinbcn, am Shms
tag ren 30Rcp Niat r1@uns, UNI 10 lltr Grrs
mttdHS in SGIcrspiue, Vran GauntY, otIpp ft5
diie bcbcjlj9ten NcrlCum eiafLrH tInusn, mcan
jic co fir gut btfiEpen.
0(0t 6. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-27
0 YES! o YES!! YES!!!
Gin gPeue5
= I G 6 GSS O q + G n
@tabliBemrnt in Qllentaun.

H~''pN'Ahb"Ah Nv ~ttNIbRhttH~
lIntcricibuets tscsneu Fb bisfer Gsslsasn6sit bsm
pubhtum an3uNtaen. boB fe mir eiuouoer in Gsisus
ld4Nft 9strStten fn0, uno ssCsutsn Den panpst
SSn 9lcApaorem
ouf cine orc9orti9s Bsiis gu bstrsbcn-uno ,par II,
Der 7ttn Gtrage, in Der gBerfiiaue Sie friber ais
SNdtI'5 StrumpfpItIrci betaunt mar, uno einiae
Sbtren ebrrbMb &Ltaotr'6 Gaitbauft-olIpc Te ims
msr etuen 9rcgiu StCd SlEtbs uno RcbrblctbsgRoas
ren btut9 juI &srtouf ouf bano gu battru oeceutru
Sir Die Site Der gBaaren itsbsn fe ieosreit sut,
psIbes IsI6t 9eh9hsn fam, inrem as 4rtitsl uHtsr
tbrer si9tnsn AufRht ptrfsrti9t peroen.
Re" Sie pcrfsrti9sn audi Spcuts unS Dabrins
men an Den oUsrbiHi9tsn prsiGtn ouf Btlieuuuasr.-
6srnsr crbstsn Ne hcb D6hsr nit 8lctb, 3jnt cesr
8upttr on ben uisort9itsn 8soiu9uussu uuo auf Die
bette QHsiis 81 bSdCn.
Sic bitten oaber UNI 9enei9tsu 3uiprub pcfdr Fs
isoerjtit oautbar isin mlrcen,
Step8en Burger, (m.
IlUmaS .. Gintnser, "S'"''"'
Tprit Is. 1857. tratp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-27
Der SDlfS=Stp0r
in 9tQcrtdun.
SEc0c 0&fer! GTeuc GifTtcr.

.. :. 9 ebIout) 1T fcsbrn pen pbilacttpbia
uncNelprrt nit stuem 9rcgen uub elGn;InbGn NFcr.
tmGnt ocn Semmtr:GjUtrr juriidlSftbrt, ptldbe CT
nit Der 9r6sten Scr9fatt ous9cpablt bat-uup mott
isincn &unOcn unO om pubtiyum i'm Uu9Imelnu
bttOnnt baB Ct cine arcFG &trhitNcnbGit ycn Sitter
an ittntm Sar9,lo StCbr, gir. al, RcrD Sft Gle
Der oltn uno o0mlttcn StruGeu, oeQcrdtcr bogrn:
0udbs pctt, in 2tusntaun auf ,oan0 bat.
Namcn uno .orrrcn, fsio e out unO uutsrludt
mcnsn Stcf vcn Gdtlr, che Sbr icuitnc tauftt-
oeuclbeu onjuftbsn trittt nibts - Dsrir6e btiftbt
aus Dem olItribSnitsn bsfsu unO 9Eibmadpcutsn
Stcd vru
2rrtenen 8aaren, Grr3sretsn unb Gusnse
g2aaren.
.. s. S6!au4.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-27

w2Srj %, 1857.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-04-14

AN HONEST EDIToR.-The Niagara
Democrat relates the following ''note" IN
regard to Mr. Skeels, of the Lockport
Courier. He went to Rochester, last week,
and found pocket book on one of the
seats, containing something over hun
dred dollars It was the property of a
clever, hard working man-an engineer on
the railroad He felt thankful for the un-
expected recovery of his money, and CRATE
full to Mr.. Skeels.' "There," said he, ta-
king out twenty-five dollars, ''take that
Mr.. Skeels, you are entitled to it., AS a
matter of course, Mr.. Skeels refused the
generous offer, remarking that 1T was
"aOortA twenty-five dollars to an editor 10
have the privilege Of carrying a hundred
dollars taoo or three hoUrsP' "Well, you
will take something, will you not % asked
the engineer, eyes, yes," said Skeels
.'FU take a cigdrP Those who know
Skeels' proclivity for the tweed" can I'M.
agine Just how it was said. Skeels neeo
never be buried alive. If in a trance i
can Immediately be ascertained that nc
still lives" by opening box Of lIavanas
anywhere in his vicinity.
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VOL. 0, NO 6.


EUGENE FAILURE.-"Malakoff,' the
gossipping Paris correspondent of the New
York Times, writes that it is currently re-
ported in the metropolis of the worlds,
vanities, that the Emperor has pronounced
his gddy Empress failure. He married
her because he thought she had n brilliant
self-sustaining intellect, and would be a
great aid and comfort to him. He finds
her frivolous and unreliable, and has to
be a tyrant in his own house. Being dis
appointed he has become unfaithful. NAL
akoff writes of Eugenie: Her time is
spent in discussing and getting up fine
robes; she wants to revive the system OF
court pages and other expurgated fooleries
Of other centuries; she wants her court to
dazzle but her Inventions are those Of the
milliner. It appears that Eugenie is one
of those delicate and premature organiza-
tions which reach their acme of brilliancy
early, and then rapidly decline into inefFec-
tive mediocrity. ....,..
The Emperor's bad behavior is thus
dished up. For twelvemonth public ru-
NOR has accused him of all sorts of little
sins against his Empress, the fair Eugene.
Naturally, the camp Of Ladies of Honor
had to suffer in this proximity. Then,
certain theatrical beauties. After these.
belle Haliem,ae, and now-oh, ungrateful-
ness!-it is compatriot of Eugene, a
belle CdStilienne. .j.g ..... .t. ....
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The National Hotel and the Ept.
.EstE Slemic. TfE

Over one thousand people are estimated
already to have had their health seriously
injured at this pest-house since the first OF
March last, and we understand that the
symptoms in every instance, betray to the
eye of an experienced physician the pres
ence of mineral poison. ~
1t seems that for some months past, the
house has been very Improbable to the
lessee, and he has been trying to compel the
owner to relieve him from his engagement
upon various grounds, and among others
that it was unhealthy. g..
1t is intimated that this, to some extent,
explains the apparent inactivity OF the
lessee in searching out and detecting the
source of the disorder, which prevails
among the inmates of the establishment.
They have no interest in preventing its
getting bad name, but are rather inter-
ested in having ii closed by the authori-
ties, which would furnish them with a
case for damages against the city or gov
ernment.
A comparison of experiences among the
sufferers had confirmed the first impress
ion, that the poiso nous influence, OF what
ever nature it be, is communicated In the
water; and one of the facts relied upon, Is
that the women in the house, whether
guests or domestics, have suffered more
severely than the men, and for the reason
that they usually drink great deal more
water. Gases are mentioned, too, OF peo-
pie being in the house most of the time OF
every day, ard occasionally sleeping there
nights, and suffering no Inconvenience un-
til they take meal there. This was the
case with Mr.. Robert'J Walker, who was
perfectly we'll until he dined one day at the
hotel, when he was almost imm ediately at
tackled with the familiar symptoms. On
the other hand, Mr.. Elisha Riggs was IN
the hotel but once, when he dined there,
and did not leave his room for nearly a
month afterward in consequence.
The water tank is in the top OF the
building, accessible to any one who knows
enough to lift the lid. Nothing could be
easier than to throw a paper of poison IN
to the tank without any risk of detection.
Why this tank has not been closed OF
guarded, is a question to which the lessees
of the National ought to be required tc
give satisfactory explanation.-M T.
Evening Post. ~ 3, ...r ......
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what Nature can do when she gets on .

what Nature can 90 Wnen sne SetS "
bust. -
10th. The House of Representatives
will be allowed to assemble once in two
years to pass appropriations for the sup
port of agricultural schools, and agricul1
tural publications, and for geological sur
veys, and listen to lectures on sorgAaae,
wheat flies, woodpcekers,, &c. d IE,sl
1lth. The ample Easements Will be
used for stalls for the Iowa Breeding Com
pany's herd. -2 '.ip i'1' '''''. v
While not actively engaged IN
other State matters, the Governor and
State officers and clerks, excepting, ,thA
chief Humbug and his assistants, shA
occupy themselves in wedding the Yegetas
bic patch IN ethezaotu otunda,l aud iek eisinl.
the animals in the basement. NJ 4 4. ssg4
1t is thought this arrangement will sat
isfy the people, and set to rest the vexed
question of rooms in the new State
House.
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A NOVEL LICENSE LAWN the Nd 4
York Assembly, Mr.. Hanford introducea
a bill to license the drinkers of intoxica-
ting liquors. 1t provides that no person
shall drink strong liquors without first
obtaining license, which may be granted
by any Justice of the Peace, on the fol-
lowing terms: For license to drink lager
beer, currant or any domestic wines, SO
cents; for strong beer, rs cents; for whis-
ky and home made liquors, 81; for French
or imported brandy, 81. so; for champagne,
Burgundy or any foreign wine, $780,
No married woman is to obtain a license
without the written consent of her hus-
band, and no minor without written con-
sent from his or her guardian. The Ii
cense can be revoked in case of gross in
toxication; but this section is not to apply
to a licensed clergyman or member of the
press. No dealer is to serve liquor to a
person without the production of the IL
cense, and then only such liquor as is
named therein. The bill was referred to
the committee of the whole. .......... .