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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-09
MISCELLANEOUS.


will continue the business of the former
firm Klein Co.. in the manafactOre of Lard OIL
Soap Can and ~l sell 81 aud retail the
sans At prices warming the articles iuy
IN sureror those OF the cincinnati arke, Orers
nav be lett Main between FiFt
Sand ser2-u DECKER 4 KEANER.
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NEW ARRIVAL.
WATCHES AND j L W Ell r Y.

vTTE have Iuss vea or sock OF Watches and
weiTv cnnsis.ins fall feTeut new aai beau
tfu siries varsity. Fast p rress -
article warranted rarrsser-ei. Nc cua cal
aeeia attention large stGk 81 Fne Cold rnd sFeT
anfif nd open ace Watches wh n III stt 81 very
Iow frares Ao large lot OF q "a. silver, Stsel and
Conrtn Psetacie 70 SOFT rerssas ages Tie publ :
Il ami IT aides il pastirUlr invited 20 call
an .aiine sto BIfFR0LFf & SONS.
sen n an. bstFsen First a ad second streets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-09
HI.iNkETs.

F7H iersgned tHe rlanu'eture of
Il BlanSrts their l+li - Dexter New crk. Pa
pared sell al kiut baokcrs low atiey be pur-
chased NeE York with the addition Of freghts
MI ord, rs tor any amount at shortn 9tice.
good sat lo4, Iii, l2-i.
Scper FsNIily ~. nkefs.
Hesy Nfgrc Biankrts.
GRAY ani White Ssddle Blankets &c. &C.. 10 which We
invi'e ,A- attention of the trade. -
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CAnTgis.s ApANIsH MINrIsh

I EtHTEit = SptNISH MENItlEI
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD
Nor PARTICLE OF MERCURY I'M
Let tiie Afflicted Head and Ponder!
inia bic remedy for Serolsla. iKins evil hh.uma-
IA tisu. Dtstnate cn'aScD Erupfions s.
uies on the Face Botehes Dis. Ahe Fever
SoI Eyes RingwOrn letter Head Enls ~ mept
an Pan Ofthe Bones stubborn Ulcers hills
nc Disorders LGmbago. spinal Complaints sesses
srising from iniudieors of Mercury in
l. r. luirurity the Blood. W
~ This great Alternative medicine and Purifier OF the
used by the susans of patients ON
al carts % the tatei states no testify daily to
n ne I'M :. o. all nedieSss-
ratisc, Scroiin. EgpHons the Skin Lit er Disease
Fevers Ulcers Ola Sores AEeciAns Hidn. 8:
IS % ne Throat Female Pains Aching
q ane IN are peedily Put 20 fight by using this
Tor al iia Of the Blood nsthip has yet been found
b IL aleanse the all
acts an on the liver nd Kidneys strength
ems the digestion eS tone 20 the sOach. makes
clear AMI heaithY aud he nv
disease broken down by The OF youth prr
tive vigor and strength. o. t....u
uetics used. fe doses Of CiRrERs SPANISH Mx
viii all sao ofeorapcxon bring the rsses
suti thechssk give elasticity .orh step
tie nera' health ia rkable degree. beyond the
rmter az -.iaea.ss wtsS we have recs;v.a
Persons from all of the United
evidence thatthere is nunhug abort The hotel
Keepers Dhysicians patlfc
the community all AID their testimony The wo ierfI
effects of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Cation ffe Circular
tn" Vone riul this ruy greatest Of all medicines
perorues. u .0E
None rsioine uniesssignea BExSFrr & BErRs Propri-
o5rs Peari Richmond w. all order.
for n r plies A. I'd Agencier must be addressed.
For sale nv laiioek 4 Stsflar1 Eyansvilie Hail0ek
Psrrasnt-r, PriR soB; O. H. Clark. ysneennes and ~
dea'ersin medicines generally. auzs
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T0ysOwlAy..

- LAME Nsrs cslial yntic :hat he his
>aviaE HAIR Dressing Shiaiaooa HAIR ID, siHs.
Gc main entrance hall Paypn Hotel. Water
street Parols esssbshlent will always receive the
most polite attentOa- Give him call. Jan27-1n
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PURIFY yoUss BL0OD!
Hoy 90 Ire rEnrlI.!


T;IE 0At.Y INF kLil.si.E REMEDY.
HURLEY SAESAPBR ILLA.
F-iltL. sGeiass that have discovered during thu,
~ present n hOisAhA ilis thar flesh is heir
equal this wonderful preparation. Only three
have e's si The diseoverer (who spenta decade
sud- and Terfeetag
II to ~ public aud IS already Recognized ty the
IEsIE e5stve remedy for Certain diseases which
a otaer earnpsnnds or syruT ofthe root have hitherto
iased u ss cojsf - faculty feeause he
tested they teea found Sousn xoHs gredi
which e.trazs the good Effects of the ssrsapa and
the health ofthe patient ls noisO With
pure genuine extract the root: wiz
.ris be fornd TO effect and perfect the
fOllowing CO N Ilants and diseases:f
Affection of tho Bone,
Habisual Cestiveness.
nstity. rruHf INDIGESTION,
ni'-ases ofthe Kidneys. Li,er complaint
Dyspepsia, Piles
tryasIIeias. Pulmonary Diseases.
r. nale lrregu iarltios. ScrOfGla. KINGS fvi.,
Fistua. syphilis.
Anf all Diseases OF the skin 30
Resides curinethe ahve. II IS also known he grcatsna
powerful tonic purifying the blood and invsora:irg TIE
Ia ser, tits " toat excersion in IN. eases mentioned
rf its ceurrfl effect Stem the
l. dsirat'e remedy of the IL sreaay e,tep
siye used thron hout Il country aud is fast
reputation. The has effected
daily the prorrefors knowledge he has
hesitaEsn in ending ii and desire
70 procure relief from snRerrns One bottle being tried
in tn market.
n-Priee one dollar bottle six for FIVE dollars.
For sale A. the manufacory % Green
streets. Louisville Ky Al o =, Wholesale 10,
BACON. HYDE & Co. st. Louis. No.
J. WRIGHT 4 Co. Nev orleans. la.
KLLLEG FARNsLFr & Co. Evansville, lad.
BY all extensive Druggists throns bout the United
sts-ss.'lrnaJs. AeSieo and sonth America. ar2-ir
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JE. CAMPBELL
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER,

bN Ans
MANUFACTURERS evSry lescriptoa Of Erass Work,
W. OF equal quality u-erar anything EiaHufac-
tured in the East. aud on'ts fayorshls te-n.
Keep constantly hand oil globes stow Earge. hith
Under cocks church h0at and hotel bells;
friction metal s1'' and peersoider veil rlpet
ii ali other articles usually kec in shsl,Hs
husiaess.
ava also appointed sole this city fer re sale
OF Jas ThoraEssn' Their t.iteg These
sars.iort antthJ- yer f~ref sra avr inva
riaiiv sEhihitct been awarded with TIE
mum Samples tLe ne at che esstlsA-
rneut
acserrtionb Bras made to order, an FUR
rishe1 ~ Ciueirnst prices.
The highest price paid Cor Old eopperbrassare
zinc
All orders addressed VII with prompt and ia
medal, attention. deef
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PLIES! PFAE>!i I.1a,ES,-t

WE beg call the attention OF the puAle the follow
NJ sSNru certificate from OF
bic z-as. Hr Vale. h f.her law of
PhilsdeIphia:
Dr.. DUPREDsar Si-.T hereby certify that have cen
VI ted with the
O IS Of Dl-n~s IA Lpcpn- md e~.r.NBg else could
aiite eject fnr they al ne little good
Ahsat fwp months since. eo-rasre Siag your valuable
msli tbs Pis AMI have bz.p.ness that
thes have har-e desired "et. thry have
this most dtresng cmplaias. consider this aluosta
mirasle for 50 years Of age. Irincerely
mead them IN all addicted with the above complaint
p VALE.
no. 73 Franklin street.
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New YoFk. August &C. 1888.

Sta.e of New YORK
New IOrk City and County. ( rttfa
l. joseph c. Lawreuee Gommi' Toner 81 nees IN and
for the e0aay end Setar Public l. and for the
sate 81 Vow York Do hereby seth th.t on he day Of n,
kaown being dafy svc-a sid de- al tat
me contents the eertheats signed by hir
wi-ness have subscribed nv Com
missioner of Dead Moray hiic o. TIE
York, sni have AIMED my SOtaral Seal &c ny Office
JOSEPH q. LAWRENCE
Com nj ssio of Dfedscrd Nothrv Pubic
G. Wall street New York.
W. challenge the elica fa~utv ~ thetsned States
produce remedy Dr. Dnpris
Tor internal Nlss. 81 IS
Sassq er III ha Nv Al ~ any rart
n l'nir3 Sle'. sid " al RESPECTABLE druggists the
y Ban Agent wanted. terms cash.
M. DLp3iB's PILLS
rnrvsiied for purifying The blood sseeeuai
Internal PiieE. salt. Ff-rr
rwsri viii fe paii bn- prove
ontsu Anything injurious - - s--te wiz Re sent nv
nail any ths t-nt S.at n cents ,er bax
Prircina "fee : Nas1u street View for sale
all resp -tsh'. d-nrrisrs in theT H''
EUROPEAN PATFNT MEDICINE OFFICE.
80 Nassau ~et. New Nook.
WN. J. REDPATHt = CO..
dsc3
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-09

HAS jus. received large ok Of WHITE STATUAEr
Z NAGrLE Of superior qut; e. any that e. be-
sst 'roa % N we.ters conn 4 el,rte ~ h.se -
~. arsiy Tor AIS asf h0f ~ strict
aao 2, hr.tgss aal she emi ssat a. Lehe hat ,u!E-
o.KAsS - huniei ihera sAsEe 1t iut-
lie ua..onaee PFtf
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rfkESIK AIElsEXRE..

FEIHS Subscribe shave Just received ~ Express lot
lsdies Kid slippers very nee tog tier With larx
eompist assortment OF Oots. Morocco Kid AMI >ik
for the holiday parties. -
deco NCBEA WELLS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-09
NEW AVERY AID SALE STABLE

Ia tF.ThF- PlF1er5 Ior y plfpo8 % hiving anu
s'ss N1rs aud carrying the liver Ssste business
Thsg Nii oernfv the Oh st,af % " Ds|armo. 90
q 9Th streets N hrsussiie. Lad viii
csHsanrv batter c1iierfto1
OF Ssfe BlgEy f0rses than kep In Evansville
before Zine Carriage Blsrcs iiicks ,a4t
eonn3tat seir f-ift Il sud 'he Tee They sl hc5ri
sle best der f.r ON itsss
w ran ~ Aours 70 aeo,l noiltr no commonly aaI
they VII employ U5as brt tae hes. drivers.
r. DzGARMO.
news s. KAHN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-09

AtHEEsF 81 boxes W. X. Cream Chess;
- ~ boves German add Pain Sotp
10s1 pounds Cotton WraI ping IA lie;
81 bales Nc. I Cotton FIt.
pound suc1r-cur~d Dried pcef
p doz fresh Mustard = 1, uint tOtes, ree'd ei
rairos- ana Tor sIte at reduced prices ~
aos2s l. & =. uEINANN
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TRANSPORTATION.

Old oSH EGO LINE.
From loot Broad y y. l2iy. Ne ,rausshi
Aiiany troy Marx packages "old Oswegv LiHe.
StEclair Co.. Toledo. q.
PtoPRiErO.S AND AGENTS.
2. :. Littlsiehn. itI Broad street New York.
FitEhugh Lit.eionn. Osweso, NY
Sinclair Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
Geo. Foster * Co.. Evansville, Ind. VT
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CiD8t viNEsAH MAauFACToKY.

II =. ths zei <sh ell the attention 81 the
Wnol ssle Aerrhans Cd Granville and dealers IN
r-a.stl the tit mEn1'ae'urnga pure ar
trisl Cttcr V,ncgar. Whifh Wiz sell
s. uincn Pittsbursh prizes Give cell.
trial All MERCER e CLIFFORD
y R.rse usaafaesory iss'tuateJ ne % E0ur
aad Caaal streets. Lamisco city. iyi-itaiy
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AGAIN
~ GnOns LII R0sEE.s-

<NrF l,r- - IS have arrvsl. Beautiful Tlicos
~ lane. ~ lnBeis. c. Fisu SIS tuahs Shtwis
Nv. JstHs. Gloves ct. &c lttiug u I'll 90 81
s-.-v Sarias fisais ssts Fs'are Tres
possible rhe- ip1E
dessg RoSEE. DitO. Fkt.l
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LUMBER LUMBER,

SCHOOL HOOKS. Sr1EtCN FEsN. SC.
sIT h,ve haod large ant cOAplets sssortmett
ss of az thc school Rocks in IN the West. Aiso
l Blank Books all sizes. Letter and scr
fancy Sote Paper pn AMI fancy EnVe0ps Black and r a
lax. Steel Pens. Pencils snd penholirs &e.. which Of
fer at Wholesale or retail at tho lave 4 prices.
T. CONVNGTOS & co.
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UOgsES FOE RENT.
C,fN ofthe of hriiangs LoeEs. arove
- the Shcr~ood House Just COMPLETED.
They are t~e storS rOOBs beloW ~h rooms CI
tenamsUts above. srriy
seaii-tt j. ". CALDW rLL..
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EDE0EIvED this 1oT7fn- ~ s'sms f:xr-ess.
niY 80 'i'-s rlis-' lamb, Wool ins,. coiorei
ani white Eii Gloves neesr lnei Sk Gloves &c SC
Expecting daily arr ali nal al OF
Dry fios1- wheh ofer reduced
now. ROsER. BRO. & FREY.
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SOLD OFT.

yvrE have this @,y tisnu.r eth ls57 soli
w tire secSs o. EanAiy Groceries. 70 Ma
Vie
Ncat, V'eTSare In rr'greur sincere thsais to on
nurer91 ti.nss srd cusfoeTs fl~ teir ler patraraa
rxten i-i ar. solicit Continuance IN. rae
our successor tapT HERSHBEftGER * O. RaON.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-07-11
WashingtOR'S Farewell.

Washington, as is we'll known, deliver
ed his farewell address in the old Con-
gress Hall, Philadel phia, southeast cors
ner of Chestnut and Sixth streets. A
somewhat garruIous old lady, of eighty
years, now residing in that city, writes to
her grandson in Washington:
When Gen. Washington delivered his
farewell address, in the room at the south
east corner of Chegnut and Sixth streets,
] sat Immediately in front Of him. 1t was
in the room the Congress had occupied.
The table of the Speaker was between the
two windows on Sixth street.
There was narrow passage from the
door of entrance to the room, which was
on the east, dividing the rows of benches.
Gen. Washington stopped at the end to
let Mr.. Adams pass to the chair. The
latter always wore fall suit of bright
drab, with slash, or rather loose cuffs
He also wore wrist ruffles. He had not
changed his fashions. He was a short
man, with a good head. With his fami-
Iy he attended our church twice a day.
Gen. Washington's dress was full suit
of black. His military hat had the black
cockade. There stood the Father of his
Country, acknowledged by nations the
first in war, FIRST in peace, first in the
hearts of his countrymen.' No marshals,
with gold colored scarfs; no cheering
The most profound stiffness greeted him
as if that great assembly desired to hear
him breathe, and catch his breath-the
homage of the heart. Mr.. Adams cover
ed his face with both hands. The sleeve
of his coat and his hands were covered
with tears. Every uow ard then was a
suppressed sob. cannot describe Wash
ington's appearance as felt is-perfect-
ly composed and selEpossessed till the
close of his address. Then when strong
mems sobs broke loose, when tears cover.
ed their faces, then the great man was
shaken. / never took my eyes from his
face. Large drops came from his eyes,
lie looked to the grateful children who
were parting with their father, their friend,
as if his heart was with them and would
be to the end.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-07-11

THE Bird OF THE ToLLING BELL.-A
correspondent Of the Lynchburg (Va)
Courier, attached to an engineer corps in
Brazil, writes to that paper of remarka-
BILE bird called the arawongo, whose voice
is like that of the solemn tolling of a
church bell heard from distance:
The bird sits at the top of the highest
trees in the deepest forests, and though
constantly heard in the most deserted pla-
ces, it is very rarely seen. It is impossi-
bic to conceive anything of more soli-
tary character than the profound silence
of the woods, broken only by the metal
lie and almost supernatural sound of this
invisible bird, coming from the air and
seeming to follow wherever you go. The
arawongo is white with circle of red
around its eyes-its size is about that of
small pigeon.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-07-11

FEMALE DELIcAcY.-Above all other
features which adorn the female charac~
ter, deIicacy stands foremost within the
province of good taste. Not that delicaS
cy which is perpetually in quest of some
thing to be ashamed Of, which makes
merit of blush, and simpers at the false
construction its own ingenuity has put
upon an innocent remark; this spurious
kind Of delicacy is far removed from good
sense; but the highminded delicacy @hich
maintains its pure and undertaking walk
alike among women and in the society
of men-which shrinks from no necessa-
ry duty, and can speak when required,
with seriousness and kindness, ofthings
at which it would be ashamed to smile or
bIush-that delicacy which knows how to
confer benefit without wounding the
feelings of another-which can give aims
without assumption and which pains not
the most susceptible being in creation.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-07-11

The EFFECT OF WEALTH.-The New
York Mirror says that it is estimated that
one of 'our rich men (Wm. B. Astor)
has now regular income of $4,000 a
day. or about 100000 a year. If
wealth led to happiness, Astor should be
the most contented man in this world.
He is not. To keep away the gout he
feeds himself on Graham bread; instead
Of being the happiest man in New York,
he is perhaps one Of the most discomfort
ed. He is in law with his tenants about
one half his time, and instead of taking
the world kindly, he speuds eight hours
of ten in reading up the statutes on fraud.
Astor's income is $4,000 day, and yet
we could furnish all he consumes for Sl5
a week. Such being the case, it strikes
US that the man who makes $l5 week,
is just as well off as Asror. People who
worship ducats, place false estimate on
them. Three of the best things in the
world are obtained gratis, viz: pure wa
ter, pure air, and unadulteraeed health.
Nearly everything that wealth gives US
we can do without.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-07-11

A lazy boy makes lazy man, as sure
as a crooked twig makes crooked tree.
Whoever yet saw boy grow up in idle
ness that did not make a shiftIess vagaA
bond when he became a man, unless he
had fortune left him to keep up appear
nnces. The great mass of thieves, pau
pers, and criminals that gil our penitenti.
aries and almshouses, have come to what
they are by being brought up in idleness,
Those who constitute the business part oi
out community, those who make our best
and most useful men, were trained in their
earliest boyhood to be industrious.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-07-11
A New Jersey Justice.

There is such Scripture simplicity
about the following, and SO refreshing,
carrying one back to the antedilnvlan
times, that it can't be read without a
hearty laugh:
A distinguished member Of the New
York bar was retained on one occa~
sion by friend, also a New Yorker,
to attend TO a complaint made against
him before a New Jersey Justice, for
an alleged assault and battery upon
one of the residents Of the "Old Jer<
sey state.''
Il appear for the prisoner said the
counsellor to the modern Dogberry.
you abbearS for the bris'ner, do
you; and who den be you? interrupted
the Justice, eyeing him from head to
foot with marked curiosity. Il ton't
knows you; vair be's you come from,
and vot's yer name?'
The counsellor modestly gave his
name and said:
4 am member of the New York
bar
Vel den,' replied the Justice, you
CANT bractis in dis here gort.'
4 am counsellor of the Supreme
Court of the State of New York; re-
iterated the attorney.
Dat makes noting different, said the
inveterate Justice.
well then, said the bafled lawyer,
suppose | show to your honor that /
am counsellor of the Supreme Court
of the United States
1T ton't make il pit PETER replied
he of the ernine, 'you amt counsel~
lor von de State of New jersey, and
you CANT bractis in dish gort.'
This decision accounts for the fact
that New Jersey is not in the United
States.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-07-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The pTiTe2e Of yearly advertisers is strictly limited TO
ehei immediate and regular business; and the
ness of advertising firm is not considered including
EhRt OF its Iadivdual members.
Merchants others advertising by the year will only
allowed the space uf half column in the paper the
rates at present charged them By this paper.
Cason persons TO become candidates will be inserted
other advertisements.
Advertisements Of two columns width will be charged
2rebe the usual rates.
Advertisements net marked the copy for specified
Time will be inserted till forbid and payment exacted.
And Gnally-A communications for this paper Of any
and every character whatsoever intended promote the
private ends interests Of individuals corporations
retiGG schools, will be charged advertisements
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-07-11

A Coon PLAN.--The keeper of large
beer saloon up in Toledo has hit on first
rate plan to put an end to bad debts. He
posts up over his bar, in conspicuous let
ters, something like the following:
Gobbs owes this house rs cents for
beer.
Nobbs had better come and settle for
them beer and sausages. Total, 45c.
Hobbs, why don't you be an honest
man and pay up for the beer. Total, 99c.
Bobbs owes this house 2 dollars. Gone
away. Tam Scoundrel. Total, 81.
And SO on. The plan is certainly no.
vel one, and no doubt works well.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-07-11
The Loss of a Wife,

In comparison with, the loss Of a
wife, all other bereavements are trif-
ing. The wile-she who fills so large
81 space in the domestic heaven; she
who busted herself so unweariedly for
the precious ones around her; bitter,
bitter is the tear that falls upon her
cold clay. You stand beside her cof<
fin and think of the past. 1t seems an
amber>colored pathway, where the sun
shone on beautiful flowers and the
stars hung glittering over head. Fain
would the soul Iinger there; no thorns
are remembered save those your hands
may nnwilingly have planted. Her
noble, tender heart lays open to your
inmost sight. You think Of her now
as all gentIeness, all beauty, all purity.
But she is dead--the dear head that
has lain on your bosom rests in the
still darkness upon pillow of clay.
The hands that have ministered so
untiringly are folded, white and cold,
beneath the gloomy portals. The
heart whose every beat measured an
eternity of love, lies under your feet.
The flowers she bent over in smiles
bend now above her in tears, shaking
the dew from their petals that The YER
dure around her may be kept green
and beautiful.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-07-11

That was rather 'fast' specimen of
juvenile Young America not yet induc-
ted into trowsers, who said one day re-
Gently to his father
Father, come and get me this apple.'
There being no immediate signs of his
compliance, the young chip exclaimed
Father, why don't you start! always
start when you tell met
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PLAQUENEINE PARISH OF IBERVILLE, La JULY II, 1857

Brown understood the effected appre-
citation, and said he wished he only had
half dozen more just like him, work
horse or not.
Smith replied that he had employed a
carman, an excellent Judge of horses, to
keep on the look out for him; he, too,
would like to buy if he could suit him
self, and he would give the fellow com
mission from Brown.
While these pretcnses were going on
the sun went down, but by degrees their
circumlocuuons narrowed down TO the
point of interest, and about ten o'clock,
Brown having affirmed twenty times that
he would not sell his grey horse at any
price, and Smith having affirmed as often
that he would not pay hundred dollars
for him, even if he suited him, which he
did not in one single respect, the bargain
was effected, Smith paying three hundred
dollars for the horse.
'It's twice as much as be is worth, and
you know it Brown said Smith, as they
separated.
1T is not half his worth, replied Brown
as he pocketed the money. I am sorry
| let him 60.
When they reached their homes, Mr..
Smith told his wife that he had bought
Browns splendid grey horse for half price,
and Brown congratulated his better half
on having sold the animal for twice his
value!
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-07-11

The California. papers say that there
has been another group of large trees dis.
covered in Mariposa county. They ex-
ceed a thousand in number, and vary in
diameter from eighty-two feet to twenty
five.