davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-11
ScrOfula and Diseased Blood.

"DR. GUYSOrTS improved Extract of Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla" is true specific The pro-
prelors have in their possession over one hundred
cerlncales oi the most extraordinary cures effected
10y II. We can seely say, Try it. 1t revives the
dropping constitution, eradcates all humors from
The Blood, and by its tonic properties restores the
invalid To life and vigor. AS a spring and summer
medicine, ii has no equal It's singularly effiacious
action on the blood its strengthening and ylyityIg
action on the system stands pre-eminanty above all
other Sarsaparas. If You would have the rose
brought back to your cheek, clear healthy and
transparent skin, and life and vgor imbued throu~b
the system, take Guysoit's Extrac; Of elbow nnck
and Sarsapariila. II contains more of the nura
Honduras Sarsaparilla than any other prenarttion
extant, which is chemically combined with tho ev.
tract, of Yellow Dook and the Extract of Wild
Cherry, thus making the remedy more thoroughlv
efficient than any other Sarsaparlla before the nub
lie. AT the same time it is perfectly free from all
mineral p0isons, which cannot be said of other Sar
saparila compounds.
" BE careful and buy none but QUART BorrLEs.
Souby Druggists generally.
Cotton X AlcDermot, Agents for Oroville
Park 4 White. General Agents, and importers for
all valuable Patent Medicines, l32 Washington st..
san Francisco. myl5-3m2p
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W1LDON q HARLEY,
WHOLESALE CkOCERN.
POST OFFICE BUILDING
TEAS TEAS TEAS TEAS TEAS
loo half chss, Young liyson and 0uapowder
10 half chests Oolong aud souchony
~ esddiss from to ~ los
% boxes Palm soap
% boxes variegated Soap
70 toSes shaving do
~ boxes Transparent do
s boxes Castle do
10 boxes Pickles
loo boxes Tomato CNisup and Pepper sauce.
loo boxes various brands choice fooaeeo
1000 Cuba sixes Cisars
5000 Imported do
40 boSes No. and scaled Herr,nse
30 bbl. new Naekcrei
IS half bills do
" kits for family as~
81 bbs and kegs u MolssseA
~ hhds sugar
50 dor Red Cords
~ bills dried Aplles
30 sacks dried Peachea
l0o boxe. new RaislDs
% bbl. assorted Nu;s
~ boxes do glass
&oo kegs assorted Nais
6oo dos Tumbler-
spices 81 alt kinds
Wooden aud Willow Ware, Brushes
DO bbis Cider Vinegar
~ Together with large stock Of other article.
ali Of which We will cell On reasoaabi. terms
Juheii-dkw WILSON HARLEY
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NJ. DALZELL, JR. 4 co.
Wholesale and Retail Grecers {!
Fa-s;''ss sspp,isd sAOrf nosie.
ME ARE NOW IN RECEIPT OF A FRESH
w suypy Of every article usually kept In our
line Thankful for past patronage we would ask q
New ori-sn-
Ru..ls aud Ground
AOLAsskS
sugar House sx,,..
Gunpowdcr
al grsd.s and qualities.
Baltimore Oysters Lohs,ers Clans Salmon and
-srdines IN Cans, superior article and warranted
Preserves Jesiis., 6erkins Enelish Pickles. Olive
o., Pepper sauce, ketchups, &c, IN Usss.
sauces, Tomatoes, Peaches Horse Hzdish, Herts
and Powders In Cant.
Mustard, Spices, Chocolate, Brnnaa, Sage, GanaFy
seed PEAR barley, Ground Rice, Parma @alcrai
starch, soda, Extracts u all kinds. Maccarcni vef
mle"iii, Fancy soaps, Brushes, Bask.t.. Ae
Camden Flour Corn Meal, Homif4y Uat Meal A.
Louisville Cement Nails Gis--, A. sc
Call aud cxamlne our stock which We viii warrant
- give satisfaction.
II DALzELI, IR & co,
yes snr Second and Ferry street.
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TRusrEE's sALE.-wHEREAs on THr

TRUSTEES SALE.--wHEREAS on THE
! fret day Of August, 1854, Louis Weight and s.
phis. his wife. executed unto Charles Powers A.
rra.,ss certain Deed .. Trust, conveying TO ..id
Iowa, described a. follows, 10 wit The land And
prsmses known, d~sisas,sd and numbered q, Ioi
Tho plas u shs survey Of liseksr . Kan,S. .dd,,en
10 West BuilAc IN ths town OF Buffalo Scott county
he am. prsnsss \" X ..a a being
by deed thereof from Anton Huber and Wife dun
recorded for the rarpose Of securing the payment
With ssd Deed Of Trust pay able sls year sfrr date
10 Presto. Wing or order, Tor the .am Of Ave hun
drsd and seventy Ave doll.rs with lnssres, ii ihs
sisnsd ~ said Louis Weight @- "''e -
And now the said note having heceme due ana nav
able and the sad Louis Weight having failed To nav
IN. came, I, Charles Powers, Trustee a. aforesaid
do hereby give thts public notice tina, hy virtue 10
the power IN me vested BY :s.d Deed Of Trus, and
oelaek n the forenoon o. that day expose and ODER
es.h he lxnd and prs.lse. above deserisss o. 's
maeA thereof - seail b suhcisnt 10 pay the said
cad interest thereon 10 the day sale together
with the expenses Of sald sale, eo.ts OF ths notIee
and Trusces fees Upon the eomplstion OF said ssle
dsed viii Be given according TO the .tipuiaions Of
Dated Aasas, .. isl ''s .uaia,.
5fATE OF IOWA.
Secretary O1ee lows City
I DO HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE LAWS
i Of she eisih 0saeral Assembly Of the sssie Of
Iowa distributed in the several counties OF sad
ssase before sad On the 18th dAy Of august, A, n,
ws,, dspcssisd N he lasf comfy I. ssii $40.
L. Int ssssiaesy wAsssef II.k ssii.. jssrs,.sy Of
the ers sse q he State Of Iowa this aSih day Of
Assnst, A d. 1stl -
AL KfND6 or DRY 060bs-
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he OM Pioneer Bakery still ahead
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS RECENTLY
made extensive preparations for the manufacture
Of Butter, sugar, nosson, Boda, Pic Mic. Water and
Oyster Crsckers Pilot Brsed. &C. &C., together With
good assortment Of Lnaf Bread, Cakes and Rusks.
! have also purchased The Psssut Night for scott
county, for the manufacture II Crum PAufs
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
MAS ~ n..hlssy n sd.aa.sgs claimed for
: msss usiform % qullsy, and handsome In appear
ane~ Il = mseh vhlss cad more even. Il keeps much
IL not Questionable WHOM week old IL cuts . hand
= the anest french roll Il goss farther. and n
Vpo1I nogo6need Into Ihmillee Who hare uevee ueed
nnksrs Bred before. ] shall continue 10 run
0veea wagon = hers.ofcss In oassine the above
estislse On terms which cannot fAil 20 give entire
eaetsehstion hops 70 be able TO supply an Who may
lsvcs ne with their pesronage. fksskful 1br past
fsvoee, kops to merit doniinnanss a the SAME
All ordsss ffon the country prvmptlx attended TO-
DANIEL MOORE
Pioneer nAkssy, ysoas strses, cas squars aScvs
burrows = Presfynane 0eeem nillA
Davenport, Nay n, lo64M
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8BUNNER 4 CAS6El.,
METAL ROofERS, CONSTRUCTORS or
Iva smok. stacks Bresehen., Heaters. sc Boat
and House Plumbing aud spou,lns Of every descrip
ton, done on abort notice. Also, setting 81
HOT AIR FURNACES, NEETtLATORs, &C.
Aeaion u invited - their assortment or common
ri.srn, single and double acting Force Pumps Lead
Zip. Sheet Lead, Bath Tubs. &c
a.. work warranted shop corner Of Second
and Harrison strret- my2atf
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st. fouis.

Doneic Bette p1ublr Price tt8, ia tiy.
~ Louis, March lsals
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Dno01so 0UDDoW0eg.
TINE uNnnDuoNuD n fnB DULY AP
Z! y eoIxInp 49, 8 - - DsI.,s .aa
- sys 80 = ~ ~ - ~: - v.sssss ssssds
6. q 11rlx.
,.ss.S f 81. !: ~ , 2; 4 -. ss.:S' =. H.
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d1AS

GEORGE HAGER, FORMERLY IN COM
~ PAEf with A. 4 q wocber has now sssocia
ted himself with Charlss 0roeshsl in tho new s,ons
chop, on Third between Harrison and Ripley ssresis.
kinda Of
Carriages, oagGiss, sprisg Wsgans, &c.
Being Themselves practical mech anics and en-
ployrg note but the beet o. wurkmcn they nasser
thsssssyes they able 10 turn out work aupsrior
sooythine manafHstured In this market
All work warranted
Particular attention paid 10 repairing
u hA0ER CO.
tx2AdAWif Third A. kiNn Harriann = Rinaax
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Pennsylvania Railroad.


&0K .s;s.:::.,- 55;,, .z;E
I>Hk GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE. tuN
= srcttss he Atiautc etties with the We.taal
Nfthw.sivFHt aaa Southwestern static. Is = -
:.nuous RAILWAY direct rhs read also c,.uzss4. i
irtisearsh With daily hac ~ Steamer. n, a s4et.
~ NerthN.stssi lsakrs sass3ts tt.n mnst a.fst
shwApNst sNl rsahsr t1nie ~ Witch frtB. al M II
forwarded T. AM from ~ Gr.as M.st
kAtss hsrwssN rnitAbtlrHtA aNp rlrtsnrna
fissr tAAss bots. -has~ Ia.
aad CAPS hspks Dry t.aaas tia
Boxes taie. Ard ffuaks hrass a. 'vf irf ieg Z
boxes and hsIss Pure fesslssf-
hscOsp Class Dlms.t,r ~ks.t8ss
shlrtlns saa Ticking ttN s,sss#4s
bales brass, tiA es.k.4 TAI ~ ~, II, +.
ware Leather. az rolls ~ asae-l ~ ~ =
Woo aud rAesp f,t-, EsstNasa
TaiHp ClAss -Au,lis stes,. elafa.
IN casks Hemp, nacoa. fafk
Sailed (lee.e % IL sacks fghstau s.s- ,.s H.. IS
Manufactured t.ac.Pi ,lgsf-
cat, Ae
ferArH .lAss coffee. Ftsh ilseas
Beef aHd ipFk tA ca.ks - lss4es
1a-twafdl Lard Lard o.! Lad 40. I.r liz. +
Nails. soda All, ocruan Car,
Tar, Pateh, ResiI., 49,
flovs-tl per barrel uu,il farther no,ie.
osAis--5s per ivO II. until farther Ao,ic.
~ Per bale 40, essssalng aoS ib~ weight
ahiA further naie.
- y .hiprlns aocd. from. ~, poln, cas-, u nj
saspLsa he particular 70 max PACKAGE VIA r.f.
syssaaia Railroad All sood. esn..gt.a =, n.
sssn,. for ihi. Road al PLlladelphis or Pi,,.hafy
FREIGHT AoLNTs Hairs. Worm, A -
nsIpis I.hh u ss.. 4 1s 81 Louis !
1ass.a sol Evansville, Ind Dume.nil Rel 4
1asaveAt AID aftwr deMett Iani,vII. n, IL
a'.hss hAdlsah, lad spfxtnsA 4 Rrown 40
~ aateihAatl W tsraA.nx I'm -.
.AT, - sss*eh 90 - ktihy street iso.tap -
6no,s nslet nsnss New YORK 1 WIlia,a :, sss =
nssss .a.s, raeeder philad.lnhS.
ns.fsw Moons baltimore g. 800 i .',..
.. II n HOUSTON
=, nehsis frslshs Agent rhtl.a.I,.
II y LoAbAEkf, sapt A'isssa ~ 'f'''A
FENNsiLNANlA RAILROAD
-. Ihsss re-. DAILY isssfl Ir.a. ts,sgsn ra',.lr,t.,
saves Philaasphls for fttsbars Al ~ nnais
f1stsburg for Philadelphia at A NJ a. AT
.ee.se fhiadsrhia ~ y Al ana ri,,.t.t l.s
fntisds4phia ati TIKI NloIlI lNls.ttisf
srn!n isAvss philadelphia fer Pltf.Lurg M n -,
sce Tattseury for PLiladulphiA Aa ~ r. N
ne aovst iiises connect Ut fttisbars viii AZ. -
rnaos " and FROM 81 Louis No Alton t,ai.rss.4
SnieeIo, ~ ffAatfoft, Lexington Assd Loui.,i...
~ Iesse uaute. Dayton, Springfield Bsll.font.i,.
S.aees2y, Ioleao, Cleveland, Columbus Zsuesy,ii.
1Aeeiliol aud Wooster, Ohla, also with ~. ST.
.s.ss coets y nad from New Orleans 81 Loul.'
!sfo9en elekssseAn ~ had toor from either az ,be
4. ssssAsr pas,ieelsrs, see baud L. ., the a,n.,
"a ~ ~ p3ssls Passengers from the West vii
Sss .o, ..e lee s y :.R.ai'ss: route
{. 4ssxln1f1sss rsss:sgss na.s. rSiistslphia
- ssash. " ~.
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HAVING RECEIVED THE AGENCY oF
i l. the following safe and reliable compauie. Tor
DaNcnpor and Vicinity, we are prepared TO take frs
aA-- ksk- and Issue policies ~ favorable terms
o. any other company Of equal standing
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SPECIAL. NOTICE.
New Isrk 1 Erie Nail Read.
GRQE EsEE

To the Travelling Public.
RCl YOUR THROUGH TICKETS To SEN
- YORK Bss''a. Philadelphia anI New 4 81.
tttiv.. via this route
- twenty tww tn4te. distance SAVED
- Through "a NrW York .ttt without ehal =. +,
- The enly tuntc 70 Nc@ Nork Giiy ha,ga.
and siiacless ~altsoi tar-
. ihis isne extends 10 nuuktfk. Ruaa % and Nlasaf.
faNs with a. aahrokcu " lls .saugs -cotte,.tia..
buukHA dEseslt with ali ftasu. from IAe1.l.s.tl
tineinhata and dhtcsge The Lake shore Rai}r.,,t
=. ~ bnHasn. va the BualNo New York s{tK H.
hAsd H.sias asr~ci coansrtlaa~ with III. rt.astst
III Lax" IT. from Cleveland, Tated1 ana nvff.3f
.sp withthv Huaia.p and Lake uarnn RAILWAY ZOO
Detroit aud thsrag0
10 Niagara fali., VIA cauaaislai.ua aI,d Nia-sr.
"a. isat Real making direct connections VIII a
irsns % ias 1rcai Mc.tefu Ras.Wa, irt "a l.tf..
al 'htsasa thus aferlims tAs travelling puN45r a..
rlvall-d fsFil4tie.
- hsstnH Passenger. can sfots hi NrW Ya4A : s#
any 'vnxA II ftmt ara rcsAsaf ihrtr tat4t.vg II 49,.
shfv without uAtfa thag.N
~ Trough Etckttr tUf sA.s il "A ttt,. Hf4H t.4.-
Western RAJ Rad Diilcs.
- rafe a. 5a@ a. y al s5snsa is4l.is
n s,.,-- HOMER KAM-BEi
IN Al, .cu Agent f1~.t.
.~wIs Cleveland :. Ma ia8h. tsafi
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llawkeye Insurance Company,
DAVENPORT, IOWA,
hfFItE IN NJ. = DANENPORTS BLOCK
~ over thabbi brother, Barrow q Co. Banking
iiru-r Office Hours. a " tosPN.
DIRECTORS
N y Bntrnwsi Geo l. davenport 4 Mer~ib,
Alfred rsaasts, thare- iessltr & q Parry l. 4
l'r-*HsHt las NJ DalTsii, Mc-sda ard .foLt.
nv,Ns " Wiley, a II BARROW u l. shore,
OFFICERS
1. { bEr-AiNT Pr.sldeut
IHAs LESLIE, Treasurer
DANIEL l. SiiDREf, Secretary
"A ID BAkKDWe
IAMh- NJ pALzELL ~ '"in.
q MDpDMAkn A.-i-'t secs
o. l. MckDMS General Agent
Ih.- !. a Home Company u Insure. excessively
"a The mutual lan The stock consist. of premium
notes aad fhcrr y .7sovD in such noies Ia IA,-
sy--,oh II the COMPANY Al this property can be-.
stach,d - prnce-. from our own c0mri- and there
tHr" ofers -nfilciCnt guaranty that the ias aber-
NIL recover tA- sum Insured la loeA Thl-
Isf. ~ Insurance has into general ase Ia ~,
EASTERN rtisfs, because II combines eh.ar,e-- with
rh~iy sha Keeps money circulating NJ hotae that
""uii Otherwise De cent anroaa. jy21dxwu
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LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY
~ n CLINE 81 Or.
M DONAHUE, SUCCESSOR TO MEssRs
lvl 10 Clare = Davenport having purchassd
the above premises, is how prepared 10
fsesuTe
STEAM ENGINES,
Of the vanons kinda suitable To the want. ~ H.
country. Aen,
CASTINGS
for all Of the different varieties ef
MILL BEARINGS AND sHAFTIN6s,
81 all descrisiions
HOUSE WORK OP THE LATEST STYLES
Caps, sills, Brackets, Columns. Ae, Ac, always Or
hand, aud made to order
Connected with the above 10 . Forging shop under
the direction 81 men u superior skail
BRASS AND COMPOSITION or CASTINGS
MADE TO ORDER,
BABBfT METAL ALWAYS ON HAND
Ny ssoek Of Pattern. for hschiaery, Building and
Ornamental parposes 10 unsurpassed by any sinlai
establishment ia the Wet
Repairing aene ~ the Shortest Notice.
Charge: reasonable Cssh ., I'll ti.ss psid for old
ron and COPPER
- Corner Of Front and seoit.s.s, Davenport
mh2idu ~ DoNAnuE
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Railroads.
Mississippi 4 Missouri Railroad.


witt Mn.est4He aaI IrsasEtv
The fassea<st fralA- e5Jites a. pavspts s VIII
ths x .ck is.saA ssd ulgagH ffsiu.
fa--e..rf- rriailIsl II The usr,s,ifs 4 siti4
distinct direction. 90 the destination Il tLeir 40
sa.r A. e. Frsrurr fiekess Asf,rc takia. fh,lt
sea-. M III esF- \ LAY Superintendent
apis A5'f
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shamosin White Ash Anthracite @ "a,

From The sod Teia" Ia he GapCoilicry.
r II. ZIMMERMAN Il JNo. r. PURsEL
a. successors to Kase, Reed 4 CO., will cor
tiuue mining, shipping and selling coal from the
above well known Colliery, under the firm Of
Zimmerman & rursel. The point Of shpmen,
is at the lower wharf In sunbury, North0mbcs.
land county, Pa, where all orders for the various
kinds Of coal, viz: Lump. Broken, EGG, stove.
and Chestnu. Coal, will he thankfully received
and promptly attended to. ~ f.
Sunbury, July Ia, 1855,
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Dunorous.

UScoMoy MErRE.-A gentlemon who re-
Gently put at log tavern was awakened ny
q young man, who commenced seTenauc
thus:
"Oh, Sally Rice,
I've called you twice,
And yet you lie and snore,
pray you wake,
And see your Jake,
And ope to him the door or window,
don't care mach which for
1t makes but little difference,
To either you or u
Big pig, little pig,
Root hog or die "
DR.. Johnson, at Lord Mayors dinner
committed the scandalous improperly oI
talking wit and wisdom to an alderman oy MS
side who desired to concentrate MS Whoie
energies on the turtle. "Slr,' SAD the a'uer-
man. in u tone and with q look of awful rcbnHe,
I'm attempting TO listen TO yonr long senten'
ces and give you short answer nave swal-
lowed two pieces OF green fat without tasting
the favor. ] beg you to let me ENJOY my
present happiness in peace
A Few days since boy WINS passing through
the cars on thu Cleveland and Erie road
handing out advertisements OF Nothing to
Wear illustrated. \ lady remarked to
gentleman THAT takes of the ladies, sup
pose" NO" said her friend, ut only takes
off their dresses" Then" replied the lady,
"it is proper that STRIPPING should sell It,"
A German and Frenchman were attracted
by pig whose cries resembled the word oui
Listen" said the German. "the pig IS
country mar Of yours he speaks French. -
The Frsnchman replied, "Ah moncher. bui
be speaks with q viliaIuous German accent.
MAJOR N-.upou being asked whether
ewas not seriously injured when the st
Leonards steamers boiler exploded replied
that be was so used to being blown up 10y
his wife that q mere steamer had no euee'
upon him.
The PHILosoruER's SToNE.-There is ar
old saw which says that content Is the trn'
philosophers stone. Browa says, 'its yer,
likely, Tor nobody has found either the one o'
the other"
An Old Gentleman being asked what h'
wished for dinner replied, IAN appetite
good company, something to eat and c!eaI
napkin"
What is stronger in death than in lie ?
An old yelow-egged hen. If you don't be
Heye it try to dissect one after roosting.
A Young Lady, fond OF dancing, traversel
in the course of single season about fou
hundred miles. Yet no lady would think [
walking that distance in six months.
OF the Spanish Books says Montesqnicn
the only one good for anything is that whicl
was written TO show that al! the rest wer'
good for nothing.
Naomi, daughter Of Euoch, was five hun
dred and eighty years OF age, when she mar
riel. Courage ladies.
A Tilted Chemist finds love TO be conposet
Of fifteen parts Of gold, three Of fame, and tw'
Of affection.
Should Trowsers procured on credit b.
considered "bIeeehes OF trust 2"
Mr.. Greenman, lawyer in Canton Brad
ford Co, returned from the Elmira horserac
intoxicated and having manipotu he cut hl
throat. Mr.. Spaiding landlord seeing tn
hastily spectacle fell and died on the sPst
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GnanU Gu;snO Guano!.!
ALL KINDS.
LEINAU'S SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINE.
1000 TONS.
w AR NJ ERs! a,

For your wheat crops, use LEINAUS Super Phosphate
Of Lime, NJ ~ Cts, III. or $40 "A Ton; or Use LEI
NAU'S ANGLICAN FERTILIZER. ut 50, so a bbL or
S25 ton One barrel Oi either is sufficient for an AcIs
Of Wheat.
THESE ARE Observation-Disclosures,
made nf reliable Chemical Elemenis and have bee in
successful use for the pnst Six Years improving the soil
uud increasing the value uf the hand
Four Diplomas from the Sine Agricultural Soci,tv of
pennsylvanin New Jersey; Delnware aud the Cnsal
Palace Associaton Il the City uf New York have been
received ir these Valuable FeuilizrTs
Pamphlets IN the tngIsh and German Language can be
had nv arpliratIon at the Office.
A liberal discount to Wholesale Dealers
The above Fertilizers, delivered FREE OF Cartage To
any wharf IN the nld CITY Proper.
Orders sent by Mail accompanied with Cash or Drafts
wih be promptly Shipped to any part nf the World
GEORGE A. LEINAU, proprietor
No 10 South Front Street, Phadephia City,
!niy p, ,16S7.-imw Psnasylvona-
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KASB. REED & CO.
HAYDOCK & Fiddler

DEALERS in Watches and Jewe!ry, viii
continue the business at the old stand Of
Jsmes u. Fidler,
NO. II South Second Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
Where they solicit an examination of their l,rp,
and varied stock, feeling assured that the e.pe.
rience both of them have had in the business.
and the facilities they possess for procuring
goods on the most advantageous tern,s, will ens-
bic them to compete favorably with any other
establishment in the city. They have now ON
hand lEe assortment Of
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEwELRY.
Silver, Plated and Brit,ania Ware, Cu,Ic,v
Fancy Goods, &C., &c.
N. H.--Rcpairing Of Watches and all kinds n
Jewolry attended ts with prompIness and L,
greatest csrc.
Phiia., April I, ls5a.--if.
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THE OLD aRENADIER's STORY.

THE OLD GRENADIER'S STORY.
TOLD ON BsNcp OUTSIDE THE ISvAiJpEs.
rY O. W. TuoRSprRy.
Twas the day beside the Pyramids, II
IL seems but an hour ago, r. .. Ban.
That Kleber's foot stood 6rm IN squares,
Returning blow for blow. u. .I.,.
The Mamalukes we're tossing
Their standards to the sky, ......4
When heard a child's voice say, MY men,
Teach mo the wny TO die J! tf Lii.
'Twns a little drummer, with his side
Torn terribly with shot
But still he feebly beat his drum.
As though the wonud were not.
Aud when the Mamaluke's wild horse
Burst with a scream and cry,
lie said, "Oh. men Of the Forty-tbird,
Teach me the way to die g
"My mother has got other sons
With stouter hearts than mine.
But none more ready blood for France,
To pour out free os wine.
Yet still life's sweet" the brave lad moaned
Fair are this earth and sky;
Then, comrades of the Forty.th;rd,
Teach me the way TO die"
I saw Salanche OF the granite hear.
Wipipg his burning eyes
1t was indeed more pitfnl
Than mere loud sobs and cries.
One bit his cartridge till his lips
Grew black as wintry sky.
But still the boy ,noaned. "Forty-third.
Teach me the way to die "
Then never saw sight like TINT,
The sergeant flung down the lug,
Even tue tfer bound his brew
With , vpt and bloody rpC
They looked at locks aud fixed their steel,
But never made reply,
Until he sobbed out once again,
Teach me the way TO die !"
Then with shout that few to God,
They strobe into the fray
saw their red plumes join and wave,
Bot slowly melt away.
The last who went--a wounded man
Bade the poor boy, good by.
And said, 1--WE men Of the Forty.third
Teach you the way to do y .t.
never saw so sad look,
As the poor youDgster cast,
When the hot smoke of cannon,
In cloud and whrlwind passd.
Earth shock and heaven answered;
watched bis eagle eye,
As he ruintly mcaned, "rhe Forty.thrd
Teach me the way to die ~
Then with musket for crutch
He limped into the fight;
], with bullet in my hip,
HID neither strength nor might.
Bat proudly beating on his drum,
A fever in his eye
I heard him moan, "The FOrty-third
Taught me the way die y
They found him on the morrow,
Stretched on the heap OF dead;
His hands was in the grenader's
Who at his bidding bled.
They hung medal round his neck,
And closed his dauntless eye;
On the stone they cut, "'i'he Forty.tbird
Taught him the way to die y
IT'S forty years from then till now
The grave gapcs OF my feet
Yet when think Of such boy,
i feel my old heart beat.
And from my sleep sometimes wake,
Hearing feeble cry,
And vo ce that says, THE Forty.third
Teach me the way to die p
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