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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

The young lady who fancied cucumber
grew in slices, has Recently been married 70
the young gentlsman Who ssnt over to 81.
Pstsssburg large cargo II hsarthseonss fur
cleaning the sssppes of Russis-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

The following question is now before the
Sand Lake Debating Society:
(which is bad man least fitted for---to
live or die ~
We shall issue the verdict in an extra
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

CEDAR COUNTY
Ne ~ In Township - n Riw. few mile. from
81. , :ss.is !, -, ssRiw, 20 acre.
nssw .sssisa ! j . hin 9 9 . acre.
" .ssiloa q . M MIN. = 80 , ssss.
yesrs sinee Price, si2 per acre
s%ss . \ :.s;'sa !. y s sE.w !. acre.
kA Nv \ section IL %
wwssS .ss ,.ss u, :. .
Emerseins 40 aer~e Of variety 81 wei ,lmlered
and VEL wsisrsd and. only nine mile. from npton
eanno, be surpassed Price ~ pes acre
30 Isl, In Township wNRlw. acre.
SS .::. Ia. s..,. p...., ..,,,, -,
tl2 per acre
K e - u , rsrs. y ''sSR:w..,.s.
NExsk .ss,lon Is. %
ESNw / seetioa %, -
40 acres well wss~red and timbersd on o,tsr
Creek, one mile FROM function Price y per srt.
BENTON COUNTY
No, 20 Very nns ,rae, Of a.o acre. ia mile.
north OF vinica
No To- ascsiieut tract al la acres II x.il..
,outh from vin,on- oil waiered and IN = ans n..sh
CLINTON COUNTY
No. col ga serss exeellen, land ., u per acre
"a LAnds In Clinton county One.iour,h essh. bal.
POwEsuEIK COUNTY
~ 1no ~k,t>> u~~l~ H..
saad Fries y per sers
ys.r sAosssna .srss In r0-.sAsit county, on same
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

Paddy says joker why don't you
get your ears croppcd--they are entirely to
long for man 2"
And yours" replied Pat, fought to be
lenethencd-thcy are too short for an ass
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

FoR SALr.--A farm Of so acres, situated
In Clinton co mile Ess. Of Big Rock r and
quarter q .a.ie 'real Rock Creek FIGURING Mil r.
Thirty iiTprovrd aud the satir- fsrn. 8.
enclosed with seaa fence The farm /. well wa,,G
ed and has on IL fran house nearly new, with cal
lar and well IL me water II win be sod with the
crops thereon for 80 per II disposed Of soon
Eaauirs Of MILLS DEWEY,
No uoimahs Block
Or oi L wKiOHT on the the premise.
tyll,f
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

BUILDING LOTS
I~OR SALE At FAIR pPrpgs Avn Ar

TOR SALE At FAIR PRICES. AND ALL
on long credit, 70 facilitate lmprovenaenis
COOK q sAk0EST
viii cell lots 70 parfies who vii build on them this
season. nj moderate priccs. and on a credit Of one
teo aisd three sesrs lunssf
nwELLlNG HOUSE On BRADY STREET
- for ea.e-The undersigned ofiers for sale hls
Dwelling Hsase on Brady street cor Of rhIrs esnth
containing eight rooms and cellar Ground Il 80 B,
80 feet eontains stable, shed nns apple rear plum
well
The above 10 81 the piessaa, residences in
the city, and Will be sold 81 = VERY low price
Apply TO JOHN & DAVE
lvco ct Cook 4 sarsrut,s
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

The sensitive actor, who couldn't sit III
the same room with tca-urn ON account Of
It's kissing, has just been killed by bust
Of applause"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

An Albanian, . lew days s,nce, went out
to sce the depot Of the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad. Near the depot were several lrish
d1ymen. Thinking to quiz them, b shout
I'd to one, !. Has the railr0ad got in 2" ssOns
ind has, SIR was the prompt Response
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29
DAVENPORT IcE-CoMPErirroS Drr,rp


DAVENPORT INSTRUMENTATION DEriEp.
Tho Davenport Ice Company. No !. row pre-
pared 10 serve the eisilcas Of Davenport with ,Ls
hes, rcsslbe quality Of Ice, guaranteeing 10 furush
our eustomsrs until January next, II desired Par
tios wishing supply for the entire are
toned against contracting with those who esnIo,
furnish patrons through the season.
C sTElNHlLBER co.
once Second o., opposite lie Claire Hocss
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

Dickens says Of one Of his characters,
whose hair is turning grey, that he looks as
IL time had lightly splashed his SHOWS upon
IL in passing.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

VALUABLE FOR COAL AND FARMING
' purposes South fractional half ~ Sec ~ I
~ E-S2s 70 and only Is minutes walk from the
railroad station al Dursst, aud lying ~ the north
and cas-, sides Of the county road.
NE .ofseesT TsRiE
ofS W and " of : W h, sec :.
T -, 2E Also adoinlssg above IA Nu.catine
county
=, ofN and n OF n u \ Sec A. r. n.
X I T. $50 acres Forty under isnpruy esneut
house, orchard, &c Thrive never falling syringe and
many lnoa Goa. ininc.
Also vart,. ~ and 80 ser. ,rae,s In seot county,
well situate Apply 10
tys5 COOK A sARanNT
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

HEALTH DEPENDS upoN Pear Bloom
Thin and ser!d blood secreit healthy bile aud
therefore the fret thing for those who are dyspeptie
should be 10 commence the purifcstion 81 their
blood
Brandfetk. Pills nos only purity but they make
the blood richer and add those principles upon which
lie powers TO resist disease depends iy2slw
kEMP's Worm PAsIiLLIs.--Thc fright
fa mortality among children 1. In par, attributable
10 the Internal WORMS They produce lnnumerabl.
diseascs Check the mischief early with these Pas
TILES, pleasant, harmless, unfsiilng remedy Moth
ore should beware Of maasrai v~rmifuses Bsrsrot'-
sAssAPaniLlA caves thousand. o. live and imm.a
sursble agony ever, year ny promptly curing scrof
ula, Consumption, Liver disease. aud all rleer. and
Ern; ton.
Sold by II. 7 I-aniaan 4 Co wholesale and retail!
Druggists, 60 Water street, New York, and by all
Druggists ssrssparilla o. and Psstl1les &c per
bottle p:sdaw
lr ,or ARR Sica iou Musr TAKE MEDI-
ciss For ali external and internal pain use De
Wits Pain geiever, which :. stronger al reaui
lees ~ effect than any known remedy For
fever aud ague take the only cafe and harmless rem
edy in the world Rhoi~s Fever and A.ue Cure
For all bilious complaints take the Anti Billion.
fills, an auxiliary 10 the Cur" These Remedies
W n CHAPIS,
Wholesale Ag' Providence, II I
For sale by Druggists generally ,yiidavsm
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29
" Jimmy, are your folks al. we'll r.
!. Yes. mafnm ali h,s S.tlv AwrB

~, MA III III Uut sally AUn.
Why, whats the matter with her 7"
oh, nothin' particular-only she had the
hoopin' cough once, and abe hain't never rot
over i. The cough amt any account now,
but she has the hoop desp'rate.n
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

Lands iM Muscnetne Couney.
SOUTH HALF or SECTION II, T.7s,R.i
~ E-3 so acres This tract 10 two mile. 4 w Of
Waieolf
A ssrir,, u ~ and ~ acre tracts some near thr
railroad fof sale hy
yss COOK AAEaENT
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

U1lllAm 80 - .. c&Ang
IOWA LAND AGENCY.
ALLEN Z CLARK,
AttorneyS Z CounSelors at Law,


NEAL DsrAT9 DAOkens,
LEE INSURANCE AND GENERAL LAND
~ As.a;ss ana NS ~ . rsol is
part Of the State entrusted to care, viii receive
non.rssiSsa,s none, iosssd 90 unsse s.isd Rssl
iocsssd fsrms bousss and Ios. icsssd RsssI I..a,s
Of al E,nd. eoush, snd Ala on sommis.ion
ssIss 70
Ion fho@s. Xi!ss, fsa,. Ne
Buter Hsiih 4 % " R,.snr NJ
Jas II Beebc 3 90 posson' N.s,
rs.Spp s...; o. Ss~ ORR
r,ssis w r,,auana, Esl ,..--..--.'---- Sew ross-
nimesii, whiscmore ee,.-..--..--.: New FORK
state = Bank ;.:........-..., Hartford, G,
70. y y. Larned, washlngtoa. ID &.
Phinshss Allen ~ p.sssia NJ.
Agricultural Bank .P,,,.ieid Nae
ID u Furblsh Zee - ~ por,I.rs ".
We invite attention 10 our extensive ea,alogus Of
Improved Farms and Wild Land. CRY praper,r
. 50 "aa .~"1s' ~"' ''epsH'
ruppnyrp .s,rv pu,yvurv
Ma ia r,,., ,.,a,wo.,o~v 49,. 49,. ,aro,...
with mgdcrn ronycn,rnr-. ~ 49,, 80, M 49,
!, fai'ons addition, splendid view, &c ssxiso
No Ia Fine Two .,o,v brssk hou.. mann. =.
On From, stree, h,rk tai,a'. sd,,s,i. h., s.,.fs
view Of river, Ae' very extensive Price, 400
No l. 10, .. block a soxiso. nm Third .,r.., ,ooa
house, -four rooms, elstsrn, &c.
No lsi Io, A hl.el "A eovao ,,su,, ,.,.,. -.
~ ~ a0' DsSA - NxAp, good franc hoase
4 - o''1A - sSA~' SAeehehs house.
No. l1a Lot block "a eoxaoo srs hau.e
/
Prom, And s,ssuho., f.ra,1. 49, 49, - es'"seh
|
Lena, thrs. rc4.s,. noase os pfsdy street near
| q 500 W. INV
| Ma M, In, Al, .,... n. ,,..-.,
i sosiso Zee, on nrsSv ssr.., p..s 800 Aaa'soA'
/ " w sSs sssa rnee' v-"0
sssiis ocos hou.r ~ !, w. n,,n,., aai,.e
| el'1so ~" As1 s0"ps'e rf'ee
No. ga Lon. . and \ ,,...s an .o,.. e.
and Flfh street. Vs,s &C. ~ .''rs. !. af re-
essA' oaiAnes three AID ave years
Ne as Lots a.d :. In ,,ers a. c.,,,s, 49,.
Assha. and sih street Price, $500 cash, tai
a"ss 'A''' anu n'eleNs
~ o.. -. 80 =.
Lamhr,c'. Row. Excellent LIT. tar iaIialrs Tenn.
| YER, low ''
No Sis A beautiful four acre 10, IN Eldfldsel.
''''' H'&
ea., street, ess,so rsses az s,n 'aa''"h ." 10
INV -"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

Reaf EssNse SccssrssU
Bill Brok craze.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL DEVOTE
himself exclusively 10 the above named business
which will ~ carried W conneetsen with the R~a
Estate Agency u Mr. J Dial
He expects b. giving THE branch hls gaaivla~d nj
tentior 20 be able 10 furnish
UNUSUAL FACILITIES To LENDERS
large let Of
CHOICE RITES,
10th Individual aud Real Estase and To
= q = = u ~ ~ u r
~ accommodate whom every effort will b. made
]. HANNAH
Corner u Second and Brady ii. np ssalrs
Isl dtf ~ Entrance brady street.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29
TYPE FOUNDRY DEPOT
AID
Printers Furnishing
uDIsL

Printers Furnishing
HOIsL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
pavksrott IOWA
We would Inform the ifin,sr, and
Publishers u Iowa and The North
West generally, tha, We have recently
taken tho Agency Of several HAsiern
Type foIEdiirs aid intend 10 keep
on hand a large stock of Type and
Printers Material. which we vii
arnish at Foundry prices adding
fret. "p- efs "a are com
plste with ..z 5. s. be- houses In
the United States, b. which We are
In constant .nppls Of all material
needed and the trade can now be
furnished with everything they re-
auire wi,hon, the trouble and expense
ef going cas-, for i,
AGENTS ros
Wells Cincinnati Type Foundry.
VIM. Hagar, j.. 4 Cos Ncw Yokr
Type 70 ndry.
Conner 4 Sons United States Type
Foundry, New
wa =. r. Days Med Type, Co
mbus, Ohio.
The American Printing Press Go.
MatheTS Printing Ink, New York.
We have also on hand . quantity OF
second Ilmd Material. which va viii
cell cheap. Alse,
Foster Power Press,
Flas,sn lsxis, capable Of doing s.od
aud an. ~ork and in nrst rate orasr
Hoe Card Press,
capable Of working loo cards per
hour
Super Royal Hand Press,
IL sccd condition
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29
JOHNSON COUNTY

No sli lao acres near low City-so acre. htaks
Price, eis per acre.
No a's iso acres seven miles from Iowa c.,y-
very choice
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.

We Invite attention TO our extensive catalogue Of
Improved Farms aud Wild Lands. City Property
&c, for sale =, moderate prices and on easy ,erms
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29
EDWARD ALDEN,
Real Estate Broker,
DEALER IN EXCHANGE,

-Asr-
0sasS~l LAnA. lnsasenes snA InssunaGs~es
Agent,
Corner Naia and Second s,rsets. Davenport
HOUSES RENTED, LEASES DRAWN.
- Rsnt. Collected. Taxes Raid for non. residents
co.iseiicns Made snd promptly rem.ted 20 any par,
of the country
Exchange boaxh, aud Sold, No,es Discounted on
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

aIAL EsIATI AND LOAN BROKERS
No. 8, 0o0mAn's Boak. Main ssrss,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

r LIE INSURANCE AND GENERAL LAND
- Ae,ats, ana Nutariss Public
Collections aud ali prufesslons business In ever,
part Of the State entrusted to care viii receive
prompt attention. Money Invested taxes pad for
nonresidenis money ioansd on unsuc UNI tsred Rsal
Relate security; LAID Warrants bought, cold and
located farms, houses aud lots Leased Real Estate
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29
l.nnSls A. Sr~ea G,nansv

AOAcREs TIMBER LAND, TWO MILES
IN from city Of Davenport, near Blue Ora. read,
for sale by
ty2su COOK 4 SARGENT
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

AND WARRANTS BOUGHT, SOLD AND
- located unimproved Land Farms ara Ci,y
Properly for sale, ald Money lnvss,sa s
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1857-11-05
DOMESTIC ECONOMY.

/ ROAM SAUCE.-One tea cup Of SUGAR. two.
/ lh.rIs of a cup Of butter aud Que table spoon
/ luI OF flour, beaten together till smooth: then
place over the fire, aud stir in rapidly three
gus ol boiling wltcri season wit nutmeg. A
very rich aud delicious sauce for puddingq.
| WIRING DIsHEs.-Much time is wasted by
housekeepers in wiping their dishes Irprop-
erIy washed aud drained in a dry sink, with a
cloth spread on the bottom they look much
oelt'r than when wiped, hcsides the economy
IN saving time and labor.
To BAKE Corn MEAL PUDorvG.--T, seven
heaPlng table spoonruls of Indian meal. add
one cup OF molassss, q little salt ani butter,
2UF all well together, and iustas it goes into
lho not oven, put in cupru Of cold water or
MIX Bake tnryc-quarters Of an hour
GINGER SNArs.--Oue cup raoIassss: one half
cup sugar. one half cup warm water, the but
ter melted i'm iti two table sDoousruls piurer:
one tea-spoonlul salemlus. KuelI il well with
Hour enough 10 make it stiff Cut it into round
cakes; bake in a moderate oven.
CoFFEE--A very few persons and believe
a small number Of medical men, know that cor
fee rs one of the most important anfiJotes In
many deadly poisons, aud TO a great many or
binary drugs, Many patients receiving the
IgaI remedies, but not being prohibited from
taking coffee destroy the Intended effects oil
their medicine; become worse, and lead the
physician to change the right treatment into a
false and, perhaps, unhappy one, while the
simple knowledge Of the above fact would have
contributed to amriomte their state and save
them. But far more important is il TO know
thut the fatal results olmany accidental, soon.
luueO as, or CuuOuical empOisuumeutg. CUuII be
stopped Imost Instantly by administering that
simple antdote, coffee, while the loss of time
Ia calling phys ican, &c is the only cause
Of the loss OF life,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1857-11-05
Small Debts

The present evil, says the Providence
journal is the want of confidence i'm
those who are entitled to confidence. e.-
Panic is governed by no laws; it sweeps
through the system like o whirlwind, no
one can tell whence it cometh or whith-
Ter it gocth, and it's track is marked only
by the devastation that it leaves behind
lt. But an unfounded panic. or panic
that is unreasonably exaggerated. all
ways strikes with the greatest force up-
ON those who are least informed and
least capable of taking comprehen-
siyo view Of the causes, and of looking
through the clouds into the LIGHT of the
future. The neglect Of small bills is one
OF the most prolific causes Of this kind
OF panic, and always increases and cx-
tends 1t. Men are apt to say that they
need all their money to pay their notes.
ana that they can spare nothing to pay
theIr small bills. Now, independent Of
the injustice of this, it is the worst nos
slDIe policy, individual and public. The
man who pays his small bills punctually
and cheerIulIy inspires confidence in
ms own standing, and adds materially
to the general relief A bill of ten or
twenty dollars promptly paid, may be
the means Of settling ten times that
amount i'm the course of dav. There
are traders whose whole receiDts arc in
small bills, and who arc driven TO the
banks If these bills are not paid and
VINO come upon the bank with claims
HH o.. -
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1857-11-05
Duties Of Parents to SCHOOLS.

/. Parents should send their 'chiI-
dren to school constantly and season
ably.
,. They should see that they are lo.
Gently clothed, and cleauly in their per-
3. They should encourage them to
respect and obey the rules and re-
quirements of the school
4. They should encourage them to
be orderly in their department, and stu
dlousIy to regard right.
D. They should encourage them to be
studIous by manitesting an interest in
their lessons.
8. They should have regard for the
character of the books their children
read, and see that they read under
staudingly.
Z. They should cultivate in their
children habits Of true politcness and
courtesy
8. Besides visiting the school and
cooperating and sympatbizing with
the teacher, they can do much for its
improvement and success, by manifest
ING aC AL proper places, an interest in
It's welfare, and deep solicitude for its
regulations by speaking well of the
teacher, and Of all his judicious plans;
by palIating or excusing his faults or
iialllngs, (of which every teacher must
be expected to have some,) and by in
ducIng their neighbors to visit the
school and take an interest in it's exer-
clsesj thus showing to their children, in
the most convincing manner, that they
feel that their present employment is
an important one, and that the duties Of
school are not to be regarded as Of lit
tie consequence.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1857-11-05
4ottrp
OVER THE WAY.

'WnSn Gold-hearted Poverty knocks at NV door
nlo lops me Of blessings 1 gathered before,
Dol fire, '00' from my
Hna robes my dear Nelly I'm meaner attire.
envy sometimes In the heat of the dav
my very good friend who lives over the way.
Bnt when BIZ down at my pleasant froside,
-AS,naicount Ger the joys ne'sr was denied
9ity sweet little wife aud the babes at her knee.
Ny hs9IIh and my conscience unsullisd and
No longer suffer my wishes to stray,
OF envy my friend who lives DER the wav.
He's wealthy, but feeble; he's titled. but old.
tbs con is a spendthriG, his wife ia n scoId:
Suspicious Of others, ilI-pleased with himself.
TIE only delight is to on his pelr
were he ten times as rich I'D refuse, night and
-E day,
To change with my friend who lives DER the
way.
door,
~! neither be beaten, nor vaiuy deplore;
J. " scare him away by hard work &c can,
Aud look i'm his face with the heart of man
and hiving at home all the Joys that may.
Forget my poor friend that lives over the wav.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1857-11-05
The Green Eyed Monster.

One Of the sub-editors of the Evans
willie journal, gives the following rich
scene as having occurred at Cairo.
A German deck passenger had been
harboring the green eyed monster"
during the entire trip from New Or.
leans, on account of some little atten.
tions his wife received and seemed to
court from a dashing, starched-up
"Snyder,' who, unluckily for the hus-
band, was also a deck passenger
Shortly after the boats arrival here.
he was driven to utter desperation at
seeing his wife receive and lovingly
return the hateful "Snyders" kiss.
Calling her forward he placed himself
upon the chalk of the boat.
"Ah! Katoreen, you likes der tailor
so better as me all der while, so mine
Cot! l browns myself ter death"
Overheard he plunged The wife
became frantic, and attempted to follow
him, but was stayed by the passengers.-
She fell upon her knees, and agoniz-
lngly entreated her "Shorge" to come
back, but no "Shorgc" appeared: she
promised unwayering constaucv - in
creased affection-thc spirit of devotion
and submission he seemed so anxious
she should manifest, but nothing save
the ruttled waters gave response. She
shrieked for him again when up from
the water shiyeringly came an answ er
81 m now so dead as der very dwell
if you kiss der Snyder any time
again; and if you no more kiss him.
and loves me so good and better as Won
loves him twice, Wy den 1 comes back
myself 1 no like ter tamt tailor, him
to get me for his brothcr-in-law nit
mine Wife
A wild, delinous cry Of joy escaped
the woman. She promised fidelity up
on the Bonded knees, when slowly from
beneath the guards of the boat emerged
the haIf-frozen Dutchman. He had
to gain the cover Of the guard,
without being discovered, and there
supported himself above the water by
the timbcrs. tits needless, perhaps, to
say that since that 'Katcreen has been !
4 most devoted wife, and holds the tai. |
or in utter detestation.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1857-11-05
Fate Of the APOSTLE.


st. Matthew is supposed TO bavo
suffered martyrdom, or was put Ia
death by the sword, at the city Of
Ethiopia.
st. Mark was dragged through the
streets Of Alexandria, in Egypt, till he
expired.
st. Luke was hanged upon an olive
tree in Greece
st. John was put in a cauldron of
boiling oil, at Rome, but escaped death.
lie afterwards died a natural death at
Ephesus, in Asia.
st. James the Great was beheaded at
Jerusalem.
ST. James the Less was thrown from
pinnacle or a wing Of the Temple.
and then beat to death with a fuller's
club.
st. Philip was hanged up against
a pillar at HieropOlis, a city of Phry-
gia.
st. Bartholomew was dayed alive, by
the command Of a barbarous king.
st. Andrew was bound to a cross.
whence he prea'hod to the people till he
expired
st. Thomas was run through the
body with a lance, near Malabar, in tho
East Indies.
st. Jude was shot to death by ar
rows,
st. Simeon Zelotes was crucifed in
Persia.
St. Matthias was stoned aud then be-
headed,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1857-11-05

"0hh how do you like your vases2v-
Mr. Jones spoke as though the vases
had just come into his thoughts. tbouob
If the truth be told, they had been nm.
permost in his mind since he crossed
the threshold of his door.
"Ihey are very beautiful, Jacob. re.
piled his wife, as she looked up aTec-
tlonately into her husbands face Yet
the words were moi uttered with hear
tincss that satisfied his expectations-
Nor was he altogether sure that it was
not increased humility that gave to her
eyes their unwontod lustre.
"I knew they were Just what Won
wanted, dear said Mr. Jones. in So
tender voice, that his wife could NOT
give words to what was in her heart
More pain than pleasure had the
vases already given to Mrs. Jones. for
she had yet too distinct remembrance
of her husbands words in the morpino
when she asked him for money to bnv
things needed in the family. to feel com
Portable in the possession of what was
merely ornamental.
Luey were only fourteen dollars,
said Mr. Jones' "aud so cheap" con
tlnued he, "that l could not resist the
temptation of buying them"
If his ear did not deceive him, q faint
sigh had breathcd through the lips
of his wife. lie looked earnestly at
her, but her head was bent down, and
ne was not able to sec the expression
Of her face.
(C0ncluded uert ,oeeb.)