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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-25
COMMERCIAL.
Markets by Telegraph.

CINCINNATI, Feb. "a.
Flour dull AMI nominal; Provisions unsettled pend
ing report OF hog packing TO be published In the price
current 10 morrow: Holders have Withdrawn from the
market; new sides sold this morning at l05.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 81.
Cotton ma se unchanged; sales OF 0jc0 bales:
gar 10; Red wheat $3.50; Pork firm; shoulders OF; Ba
con middles l0lS9lOai; Lard bbls liI; Exchange on
Men York x discount.
NEw YORK, Feb. 81.
Flour declining with sales of &C OnO bbls; Wheat firm
with sales of 5000 bushels Corn dull and irregular with
sales of 20 600 bushels Pork buoyant safes Of mess at
at s Beef and bacon buoyant; Whisky steady at 2oc:
stolks active and frmer
CINCINNATI, Feb. "a, M.
Flour dull, witout quotable change. Small sales at
SIS 2o9s5 %. Whisky firm, sales OF 1000 bills at CSC.
Provision market continues buoyan and holders at the
close ask ed further advance. The sales 10000
los shoulders at &C., 80 bids bacon at I0Is for Sides
and for shoulders; Geo packages Of lard i2ac
bbs, and IA for Kegs Athe close bulk sides were held
al 9ikc shoulders &c and mess pork So Closed un.
settled under the arrangement of the of packing
in the West.
CINCINNATI, Feb. "a. p. NJ.
The Price Current published full statements OF the
packing IN the West. The returns from l16 places
aud returns show decrese compared with last sea.
of % per cent in number, also ia weight Ga per
making a total falling off OF 81 per cent.
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port of Gpansuills.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
TUEsoAY. Feb. 81.

TUESDAY. Feb. 81.
MELR0SE, from Nashville 20 Pittsburg.
GLENDALE, from Memphis to CINCINNATI.
GAEL. from st. Louis to Cincinnati.
TECUMSEH. from Cincinnati to New Orleans.
DIAMOND from Nashville 10 Louisville.
soUTHERNER, from st. Louis to Louisville.
X. J. WARD. from Vow Orleans to Louisville.
w. n. DENNY, from Cincinnati to ST. Louis,
W. A. EAvES. from B. Green to Louisville.
". LEWIS, from Cincinnati 10 New Orleans.
sULTANA. from New oIlea ans 10 Louisville.
GOV. POWELL, from Evansville to Wabash.
X. SARCHET. from Wabash to Evansville.
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No LECTURE To- NIGHT.-Rev. DIR. Par
sons, the lecturer announced for this even
ing, has despatched TO the Library Associa-
ton, that it will be impossible for him to
meet his engagement, on account Of sickness
in his family. The lecture will consequent
ly be deferred, and due notice given of his
appointment in the future.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-25

FAKIR OF AvA.-Our readers will no doul {
be gratified to learn that this celebrated Magi-
clan intends giving two of his astonishing per-
formances on Friday and Saturday evenings.
The agent, Mr.. G. Clarke Henderson, is in
town, making preparations, and our citizens
may look out for rich treat
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OF A heavy failure of one of the Oldest
mercantile houses in Fayetteville, N. c., which
had for thirty years sustained the highest
credit, created great distress and universal
distrust. Fifty assignments were made by
other parties who had been involved in ruin
by endorsements and liabilities for the first
house.
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BANKS IN MIssoURI-The Committee on
Banks in the Legislature Of Missouri have
agreed to recommend the incorporation of ten
banks, with an aggregate capital of Sl5O 100000
eight Of which are to be located in st. Louis,
one at Lexington, and one at st. Joseph.
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CINcrxNArr. Feb. 81.
Receipts by River.

WABASH RlVBR-Per Kate Sarchei-2G7S bags corn
and oats, 90 bOls. pork, CraIo Cook Coz Is erees
iarl. Pre- sion q BROS; 1il bags aud oats bags
clOyerseed, /. n H. Heiman; , bales skins, - dog.
hides WM. HUbbe lt sacks oats, John ;. MITCHELL; 07
bbls. whisky, Allis & Howes.
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OTAlice Young, Brigham's eldest daughter
by his first wife, has been sealed to Hiram
Cawson (Brigham's confidential clerk, ) as his
third wife, he holding it necessary to practice
what he breaches.
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OF The Marlborough Court of Common
Pleas, |. w. 3. Moore, Julsc, vii! commence
its March Term on Monday next.
The Board Of county Commissioners will
hold its sittinss at the same time at the Audi
tors Office.
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WHOLESALE DRUG STORE.
HALL0CK sTODDARD,

IMPORTERS Manufacturers and Dealers in Drugs Medi-
einss and Caenicas eonsisDg in part OF Acids. Dye
stuns ints oils. Coors. White Leaf. American and
French hte Zine wi Glass yarnshea Brushes ar
Glass ware an d other articles usually kept By
Wholesale Druggists,
Including an Nsrcrtneat of Truss Snoader aud Body
Braeas SURGICAL inst r1 rental a
ALso;-Deaiers N Dasuerreotype stock constsntly
hand caneras Cheuicas and variety Of Cases aud
Daguerrean materials Country merchants invited
ea but All orders BY nail stten
TO. Prices log aud goods warranted. japI2
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CT Fish and Partridge Of the Adams Ex-
press Company, are no small game" in the
way Of dispensing their favors to the press,
in advance Of the mail. We are now receiv-
ing New York papers in two days-through
their noliteneSS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-25

0[FMrs. Cunningham has filed a petition in
the Surrogute's Court Of New York, praying
that letters of administration of the estate of
DR.. Burdell DC granted her.
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LIABILITIES.
The amount OF Liabilities due due to Banks
other eredltors-1othing.
Losses adjusted and due-nothing.
Losses al Iusted and due si65s5
Losses uRsdiusted contested and waitingl rss ara an
Pr -. -.
ing. &e.
Agents nsruc ed TO take risk exceeding s0 zoo co.
The greatest amount insured in any city. town
village. varies.
The insured any one block
the iaencn is to limit the loss by any
to SIC. eO0.o0.
The capital esrnius any other
state security losses herein part the Capital
earnings of this COMPANY are thus deposited.
The Charter sr Act Of Incorporation and
the filed in APRIL Is55.
THO. A. ALEXANDER, Sec'y
Subscribed and before me- 9TH day Of January
1857. HENRY FOWLER, Justice OF the Peace.
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OF Woolsey Il Nelson's China Auction
Sales will be continued this afternoon at two
o'clock.
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Qduo9g RdOoSg9


TAis Aitherto Unbeatable disease, of every fern sst
ererg stage,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
DR.. CAyANAUGE's PILE sALvE
vY1ILL never fail in giving immediate relief and %
w tiyeiy curing the wort and most obstinate esss
ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
here elsewhere the Piles and the result Of ysars %
patieat study aud Investigation. -.
Piles remedy hand whieh vim
fear o. issIs on its part to dc all the rrorrse:,
that requisite strictly observe them. and
pro pretor the following frsu
gentlemen of character and standing who have
gTea their certificates its favor in regard to Its efficacy In
their owa eases. Read them.
The Hon. Richard member fro the
Springfield thi.) district. says: -
Dr. Thu. JaeisOnyiils H.; Nov: vs. isss.
nanghs Pis saiys which furnished found great
tsts to- r,eo%nsne IL as ,md sp no. sss
Respectfully. RICHARD YATES.
The following. from Rev Bristow is re-
Jacksonville, H., December rs, 1884.
Dr. cavanaush-I conceive it 20 be duty the at
stasisasy Of .Pile saivs. several wssf:
Piles After having exhausted patience trying -acous
prescriptions physicians and others without any
eaPpy in saying application Of save three
'''' perfected an 'A"'' cure A' Esq., BRfsToM.
Chicago, August so. 1855.
Dear sir: When / arrived In this city few daysaso
suffering intensely with The piles lmerton my
sSIi
immesisie and a9 BOW well. i believe it to be, ait
rn hs inS .Gfh e 0,a:,
Es- Price 81 per box. DR.. T. II. cAyAHAUGH,
Sole Proprietor, st. Louis. Mo-
jyfs-Iydtw KELLER. FARNSLEY CO.
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sALEs OF REAL ESTATE.


ECST received aad viii be sold at auction at Aue
80 ton Rooms regular sale DAYS large and
raj of Dry Notions and fancy articles
consisting in part Of Brown and Bleached Sheetng- ane
Shirngs Sanets. Casineaes Coatng Flannes Blankets
Jeans. Hosirg. Cloves Mits. Spool Threads, Lincys,
Merines, Shawls. Suspenders. &c.. &c.
Associates and Pocket CUTLERY yewelry and Watches.
Cloths and Hair Brushes fancy Soaps Razors Needles
Aecordeon and variety Of fancy oc numer-
TO mention. NOOLSEl q NeLsoN
vi
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nRDERED that the owners Of Lots Nos I and Q, in
W Block No. IS. Eastern Enlargement eanse Sidewalk
:. se laid along the fro Of said lots Locust
No 55 Aforesaid said lots be filled
spend with the city grade.
IL the expiration days the
piled WITH then the City Marshal instructed
form said service and the cost expenses acerng thereby
Will be assessed and eoecled by of said lots
much thereof as will satisfy said lien and costs.
BY order of Common Council.
iel6 IOs WE'LL. wALKEF. City CLERK.
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j. j. PENNINGTON
Teas e' '~frs - 'NP' s-"S
GVNfowDER YOUNG HYsoN.
Extra fine Young Hyscn,
IMPERIAL @and BLACK.
In and packages by the pound
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DRUG STORE.

EAR. J. PENSINGToN having purchased the stoc, of
~ Medicines opened for sale By Crawford DELL. few
months since, des call the attention Of the public
particularly eian aud merchants coming TO this city,
mako this assortment which will be
SANITY receiving additions fro the Eastern cities and
which will be sold low be Afforded bv
ether esbshmcnti the West. No. ). Washington Block
BnildiEcs sep29-tf
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AUCTION SALES.


AUCIIONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Real Estate Brokers,
GIAyISG leased for aterm of years and fitted the
Old Court Main and Third streets.
preparedte receive for sale auction or private
SALE all kind and Merchandise household
furniture. horses. buegies. etc.. etc.
Cnshaavar ees maee ON co nsi ents men re
so'eock. A. NJ. Also Tuesday. Wednesday
aai Friday nights. at carly gaslight.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The first Monday of every nth, at 10 clock A. M
Having provided ourselves with large Map ofthe City Of
Evansville all the and be.
eyng viii be for the interest Of all concerned have
apart No uday of Every month for the sale Of
Estate All those wishing
hand in their lists in time give the public due notice
having Houses aud Lots Lands
SALE srespeetully soliei
sec. jyi5 wOOLSEY & NELSON. Aucs's.
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CONFEDERATION NOTICE.

esSTAH CANDLts.-5o whole. halt and On arter DO xe
- lust reed for sale AT A REDUCED PRICE bv
decS =. X. GILBERT A co Svcsmors-st
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SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.
CAPITAL PRIZE
S 3 % . @ % CD 80!

fs- Fhe following Scheme win be drawn by 8. SWAN
co of the FoEr CAMS AcADAmT LOTTERY. Of
Gsorsia, and the SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADAaY LOTTERY.
Of Alabama in each Of their Lotteries for February 1884,
CLASS O,
To De araru the City of Mobile. AAbama. in public
SATURDAY. February 9Th. 1857.
G 4 p - 4,
To be drawn CITY of Atlanta Georgia. in public
THURSDAY, February 18th. 1855.
GLASS IS.
To DO drawn City Of Atlanta. Georgia. in public
SATURDAY. February 2sth. 1857. on the
PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS!
Three Thousand Too Hundred and Sirty Prizes!
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q - GROSS Be met Boards Jus. ree'dty
Srs dee2l z. COOK SON
G ,HuRsE AM DUCKwhEaT.-so sacks -uss-
~ flour; 20 boxes prime r Cheese. reed by
railroad and for by Janis yicRERv JOHNSON.
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IN ORDERING TICK ETs Or CERTIFICATE

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
Enclose address for the tickets ordered
receipt of which will be Forwarded frat mail
Purchasers have tickets eadng in figure they
designate.
The list of drawn numbers and przes will be pur
chasers i'm mcdistely after the drawing.
H Pun their signatures plain
give their Post Ofhce. County and State.
Rs Remember that prize Is drawn and payable in
full withou detection.
G5- All prizes 81 600 and under Immediately after
the prizes the usu,i thirty
All communications strictly confidential.
Prize tickets cashed renewed in other tickets at either
Office.
Address orders for Tickets Certificates either to
3. SWAN CO.. Atlanta. Ga.
jln25-tf 8. SWAN. Montgomery. Ala.
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River and Weather by telegraph


PlTTsBURG, Feb. %.
River 0 feet, inches and falling. Weather
clear and mild,
CINcINNATI, Feb. 81.
River rising slowly. Weather warm and
cloudy, with indications Of rain.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2t.
River falling slowly. Weather chilly with
slight rain.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 81.
River still falling slowly. AL upper streams
receding. Weather clear and pleasant. Busi-
ness very brisk. Plenty Of freight awaiting
shipment.
CIScINNATI, Feb. 81.
The weather is wet end sultry with indi-
cation Of rain. River rising with 10 feet in
The channel.
|. OF The Wabash bottoms is all inundated
and tn. river was still rising last night.
The bottom road and bridge at Terre
Haute are in danger. The river has not been
so high for many years.
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NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES.

n = "a wv DS M y y "a - N @SHCHSs
sSUASKLtN REILLY beg leave 10 call tho attention to
- their friends caomers their large and we'll
spring aud airy goods rec
dcring weeks Prng ooc OF the most dcstr-
ale stocks be found in the city, which they Eer a: whole
sale and retail n their Customers aud the public generality
alto prices prompt tine buyers Thfirs.ockcon-
part folio wiugBroad cloths black and fancy
fweeas white buff and fancy N1rsalies aad
ak vestin Colt. nates CrOton cloths aad plain an anya
Liaen Drills. rich Cziieoes OF Philip Allen spragues Bno
Mills other seh printed French and scotch Jaeo
aad Lawns rich printed French Robes Plain aud salty
mere. plain ane fancy Ginghams rich printed oryandies.
and Cha de LANES. white Grape Shawls black
stlla shaws end scars black
whe lace CaPes uoria antique Parasois silk and Bingham
Umbrelas Panama. LeghorD and Braid Hats English
snd fancy Roane rich bonnet Ribbons losing Gloves,
Palm Fans boots aud shoes Carpets fo0r and
printed window blinds together with
variety of Trimmings small and fancy goods
Ec. &C. my1 SHANKLiN 4 RELY.
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a BBLs Cherry Brandy; s Or. cask pure Port Wine
% bhis Grare Brandy; 10 half bhls Brandy;
bills Mus. Wine; Is btlsold Rye Whisky;
novi I. d. HERMANN.
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STATEEsENT

OF tie condition Of the .ETN.a INSURANCE
COMPANY, on the LIST JanSlry lS57, as required
By the Lar of tAe State Of indiana.
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DIRECTORS CORN sTARCu.-25b boxes ju, t reed
noyl0 Sycamore street
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-06-23
HILLsDALE, MICH, TUESDAY, JUNE 80 1857.

rick's gun, it is sure to shoot at both ends.
Live calmly, slowly, moderately, systemat-
ically, prudcntly but generously, gailyr good
humoredly, and always glad to know that
there arc hearts in the world as happf ms
your own. Don't fret and fume away, your
life.substance in the pursuit Of gold, in order
that you may find enjoyment thcrcfrcan in
your waning years; for the days will sudden
ly come when you shall say, My gold avail
eth me nothing--I lave neither the power
nor tho inclination to enjoy it! Then may
hap, you will say, will lay my treasure up
in heaven and have snug little capital tobe
gin eternity with But this won't answer;
you must leave your riches behind, 70 be
lavishly handled by those whose motto in all
likelihood will be, "Livc while you live, and
let Death tumble at an empty pocket"
My brethren: the man who really knows
how 10 i've, so as to extract all the rich juice
of long life, hath wisdom; and the young
woman who enters upon the world with tho
Same knowledge, and Is governed BY pur'
and virtuous impulses, hath something more
valuable in her bosom than wad Of raw Eot-
ton. So mote it be!
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OMIT THE FIFTH VERsE.-There was lit
tie incident occurred at one of our Churches,
last Sunday, which has caused us hearty
laugh, and which is decidedly "too good to
keep"
The committee appointed to extend invita-
tions to the numerous strangers Of note who
are in town attending the General Assembly,
put down one of the most ultra, bitter, out
rageous pro-slavcry delegates, from "way
down South" to preach in one Of our church
es where there is an anti-slavcry pastor, and an
anti slavery congregation. As the Rev. fire.
cater is something of notcriety, quite a
large congregation assembled, as much to
take look at him as anything. After somo
delay, during which the pastor uttered SOL
enn and earnest petition to Heaven for the
slave, and that slavery might be banished
from the earth, the distinguished gentleman
made his appearance, and forgetting that the
hymn books in this part of the country have
not been "revised and corrected" to suit the
pcculiarities of pro-savery religion, opened
the book laying upon the desk and commenc-
ed reading hymn at random, and read IN
loud sonorous voice. The first four verses
went off swimmingly, but on coming to the
| NTH the feaucT IaCc tuTueu ouuVc"y So'O'
| of blood beet and his voice sank almost 70
n whisper. What was the matterY Tho
congregation referred to their hymn books,
when broad smile ran like wave OF mrth
all over the housc-old deacons bit their lips
and strovc to look grave, and tho younger
class of the congregation almost "laughed
right out" Tho last verse pronounced
curse upon the opprcssor and bresthed pray
er for the suffering boudman. Shades OF
the Supreme Court and the Fugitive Slave
law, what position is that for minister
who openly contends that slavery is OF dod'
and sanctioned and sancti6cd by Heaven =
The Rev. gentlemen was for moment non
pl,rssed-the situation was uncommon tight
but he rallied and proved himself equal TO
the occasion by shouting to the singers, with
face like an Indian Summer sunset after
storm: "You will will omit the fifth verse;
TClevcland Leader.
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From the San francisco Golden Era
A SHORT PATENT SERMON.
BY DOW, JR.

BY DOW, Jh.
Iwant the whole of your attentiomwhile l
cxpiatc on the following:
ssohi ever and ever, as long as we may,
As we journey thro life LET us LIVE by tho way
Ny HEARERS; The philosophy Of living is
rirst rate study, but it must be interlarded
with practice, else all the study is in vain.-
To ponder all ones lifetime upon the pleas
urcs and benefits Of tender bcefstcaks, pure
wine, light bread, mealy potatoes and vir-
tuous course of conduct. and at the same
time practice upon bold pork, raw cabbage
and rsscalty, is only staying here amidst the
comforts and Iuxuries bestowed by nm ever.
generous Providence.
Some folks, my friends-in truth l may
say fat majority-put off living to-day in
the hopes of living Tomorrow. In many In
stances, they deny themselves the comforts of
hog in his pen-thc fowl in his hermitage
tho frog in his puddle, or blind donkey
in a thistle patch. And all this in the vain
expectation of being ready to enjoy them
selves tomorrow, which, alas! to them ney-
or comes But how should you live 10 onjoy
yourselves, and stretch out life to its full cx-
tont-say one hundred years? That is the
period which every mortal should reach--five
times tho.age of puberty-thc same as do
al! animals. True, human existence has been
greatly raced since the whole world had to
depend upon a single pair Of whts to popu-
latc it; but there is no good reason Nhy you
should not travel with enough vigor TO give
yotu toes good smart stub at the curb-stones
of century. Some GO for short life and
merry one; and they are sure to accom-
plish the brevity part il they persist in max
ing themselves continually merry at the cx-
pense of nature.
Suppose, my brethren, make an arith-
lnetical calculation concerning living, as con-
uected with the lengthening or dog-tailing q
mans terrestrial existence. Suppose man
to have charged against him tho following,
to be subtracted from his term of life:
L.. fl
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ry- Why is a pawnbroker like drunk
ard?
Because lie takes tho pledge and cannot
keep il. .ft..
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rv Mrs. Jameson says: "The bread OF
life is love; the salt Of life is work; the su-
gar Of life is poetry, the water OF lfo Is
faith. :,
Hand us the bread and sugar; mover mind
the salt Boston Post.
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rE Kitchen girls are now termed "foung
ladies of tho lower parlor." People who 60
about grinding knives scissors and rasovs, are
termed "gent,emen Of the revolus'on.T
Folks who die CLAIMS are termed : @psoscunf
investigators" ,l. ts pait
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rg- Said VIM. Pinckry, tho great lawyer
and the pride Of Maryland, before the Legs
lature Of that State:
"To me, sir, nothing for which / have not
the evidences Of my senses, is more clear
than that Slavery will one day destroy that
reverence for liberty which is the vital princi-
pie Of Republic"
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eE Time waits for no man--try it.
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Esz- A fast man undertook the task OF
teasing preacher.
"Do you believe he said, 'in the story Of
tho prodical son and tho fattencd calfg'
"Yes,p said the preacher. -.
"Well then, was it malc or female cali
that was killed y
"a female"
"How do you know"
"Because Cooking the interrogation steadily
in the face) | see the male is alive now.'
Ns- A cotcmporary says that, passing an
old wagon the other day he accidentally over
heard the following conversation:
IL am tired" said ono Of the wheels.
"You spoke WE'LL" said another.
"You don't reach my case" camo from un'
der the box. s&
"Hold your soaese" said another part o'
the wagon.
He anticipated n row and left.
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OFFICE OF THE q. :. EXPKESs COMPAN
1857 INN NJ @s3s;..:siEz - sisIEEz@zss l85

UNITED STATES ENPHEss-A a JOINI sTUt IA OUMTNNf'
Capital, S5OO,OOO.
OVER NEW YORK AND ERIK RAILROAD.
yVyIIE most rapid reliable and oftravebo-
tween New York aud other Atlantic cities and the
Great The Company prepared to do general Ex
New York. Dunkrk, Buffalo, CeVe-
and CoIumbgs Cincinnati Toledo, Chicago and StLouis
Two New York daily for the above named
etes charge pecial Messengers with Bank Note
and all kinds of Merchandise.
PiBcipnl Ofccs.
81 Broadway, as', 'or' feeIs nj ri,
New York. -. pu""'o'
Proprietors and Directors.
b. N. Barney, f. n; nae'
4. Mckay, :, a; u. paI ,,r,,.,.
omoo, ,i9s1t wv s. S.CHANDLER 4 CO., Agent.