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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-12

Mr. cHAs n DAY, Of chesxe. having beeome
associated with In the 0aseste Job oacc he viii
hereafter have the entire supervision Of sha, depart
rnen, AZ ~ bay 10 one of The e<ss Job Printer. Ia
the Union aad fastsss fs The esseution Of work
have reesn,y tscn srsat, enlarged By large Additoss
oflaiest ssylss q ,ypc &c, we can promise oar
patrons TO exesusc Job Work Of oil varieties with
ncs,nsss eAsapi.e.s and dispasch ny the notice
above Il viii BE- scsu thai wc have ordered more
s,sam pssas maeAlnssy Thla u sAs only cAse In tho
eisy whsrs ssssn power 10 sssd that our facilities
are sneauAlled SANDERS 4 nRO
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-12
NO. s65.


"A RARE cHANCE-wHO WANTS 70
n .xehange : -esdenee nv, higher than glrsh =
and between kock is,~AA aud 1iarsison - ~
oooas IL any person 10 desIrou. % d. so snssy .
u W MoRRly
Anctioneer and General Agent
on SECOND, ID door ~sst 10 perry .,
ivio. Inn cod
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-12

ron SALE.
ASplsa1ld Lease, - Irs. Durslisu,
WITH PINE IMPROVEMENTS
- = n &c TT sACK!
All fenced with sn sxL, feet high f.ses.
TAe DHesMp0rt Track ]!
THE ABOVE PROPERTY WILL Ana
4 be seld good term. os ~sehanved
'~ k"s ksssss In THE coun,s Ai.. the
sealIisa WeoAer.
nino year. old, ehss,na, .orrsi II haaa. llsh VIII
warrant him iosl gri,sr s. trn,s hl. mil. Ia
eide VI three panu~s track, which is siasesa
feet over oa~ as. waadsr aired BY The eslr
brino w.nder "a. broush, fr.m Ionx l.snd two
,s.r: Aso ~ as and in condition last ws,sh.
iss krsl Hsis,r IN III. county Al.o ths
Trssslag SenllAsa Msunaaln Menax.
hy Vernon. BlAehhawh dam. BY Aamssino w..rs
sana,-. snT y second. I. nnr s,s,i.h kas.s ,o m
,csrs odd lslS bands high. We shaw edits fsssn
him shsf rAnsot v snrpsss~d by ANY ss.ek nsss~ ~
ssconds With him sG tsa~k VIII s~il him ~
s"'A '~vms ~ ~aehAnss for noaniy prop~ssy. Al.
TAe seaDlseo Ahs,
a syl.ndid Hay uors~, nine years old LIZ hausis
high Can sh.w three tniBat~s IN hsrnsss Was sir~A
hy the trottislg herse sshinason 1nm nv Abdaiish
This h0sse II 100 wsls ksuwn hsre, Heed amy rec
onmendstion from Ills get ia this county viii
show for hese& We will s~i' him xossd terms ~
..ehsngs fos Real kA,s,e Ai-e. the thoroughbred
Horses
moaos AR anA lnskaa,
The fosmsr YES sssee ~ Abe r.ee horsr Ttsv.llsr.
who S"n the big us 0pD sAke Ia Casads fur uae
hssss, biz dam wea Crete bred by g. !. esessss, of
Hoboksn, n. J. ue 10 In hands high. bluod bsy,
and hss oas sinrh In THE esnnsy He 10 years ola
IAsksn was sired by imlorisd HouieA, sui ii the
old. isk hsaAs hsh We viii warrant him 20 rsn
over our trark In minute and dfy ave seesf.ds
AL VI Ne sADse hoss-s Will ks warranted soand.
We vil ell the above on good ierms or s1ehssse
for Reel 9sesss Our obstis 70 dispose Of soIne %
81 Thoroughbred cattle, Ar
ID. = u 3 ALLEN
re-Jhe sbove stock was brna9ht from Lsnf
Islsad by as DAkK
Davenport, Aug sdf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-12
BURROWS = PRErrYAAx.

IeoRw ArDlNG AND COMMISSION MER.
! CHANTS, rrodnce Dssiers, and Wholesale
serlo., Beo;s slsc., Hats, Clothias sAi, Ae froas
street
uasi.x ample room for storage We sAAi pay pAi
tcalAr attsntlrn 70 ksesslug dtoTiIg aad Forward.
Ing any Gceds consigned 70 cur care
Gash paid NJ oil tiincs for Produce
The UANkSPJRT STEAM fLOU RING MILLS
vii. " kept Ia eoastAai operation, ADd farmess
taf,rnsi that pay NJ tinss in cAsh the hIsh.
vel price fn Wheat Flour always hand
grNRnws rRETrYMAN
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-12
DIssOLUTION.. TnE rAKrNgnsnlp or

- rtras.- 8 oiscfhi 'rfff in 50. hrs u,.si. and
Gio,hins business heat asor a. the Poet uffc. hss
ths dsy bsen ss.olsed aHd the husinss. will ler.af
ter be conducted hy Dhefndoerier nj the old stand
who viii ps, all debts aud receive all cle. due the
former nfrn LEwfs STRAUSS
Jaly d 1871 bar I UBkRSDokHpkR
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ClD.

Mle6 44nW1Ck RDoPEcIRULLY IN
1s1 sV9Mo Aee lslen1e. euseousss asd ths puh1is
= oesesel 49, - eooeoeeeoee II her stses kssts9
- ssssre1es - ~ - = saturday nosniag, ~
vesssee uooeos -. 1AAs1 90 psssy o.,
yesse - w gsnnis, 81 eeotaus 10 carr On ~
o1se9. eesu ~ ~ eese - lse1y sessss bsiis,
W9sa - 49, NJ - = slDe ~ II III -,
.lssLs g - o. - sssssss:s - s. t. ~ % Is
- - poootse1 stnee ~ ae1i-
- ws = - sIa - 49, z s,.tss ssss.si.. !. -
~ l.e1ses. - 01vs snai61h 1hssise ssd nsSis ~
a:s1 Z; q q 3 = So:
<s'ss2 - - - - { :
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-12
l,OR SALE nR LEASE YnR rYN YrARs


I'M ACRES of LAND. ~ ACRES IN
w cultivation, four aud a half mile. wess NJ
Davenport half mile fro.n Jahb Friday nns ttntes
he buildings could n., he put mp sr l~.s than tws
i've husafed dollars, III. tt,osst 10 worth all The
ae.es 'hs, !. asked far the lsud For particulars .
tPps .n III. farm Ia
ksims " KNIGHT
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-12

Nxw YosK, August 8.
Mrs. Cunningh1m has mt b~en admitted
70 hail, but Lodged In the Tomb~ in the
meantime. Her onansel hA~ given notice
that they ahall Apply for writ of ccrtiorari.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-12


I>oR sALE--A SOFA BEDSTEAD, AT
! strickland, Judd punhnm'. stcvr ausil
I.~oR sALE.--HORsE, BUGGY, HARNESS
! Saddle and nridir. Al THE pspperty 10 " sAs
very Hrst quality AMI wllsh- ..li cheap fnr rAsh a.
part oa time, given In part PAY for hcas~ saA "
ar in exchange fur a int
n1tif r. 4 EADe
EASE FOR sALE. THE SUBSCRIBER
uiirrs fer sale the lease aud hsinr~s ~ ths marA
warr stars he aaM occupies, a. he tni~nda scoa %
rsinose to hts new ss.s. ~ Sicholss' niuck TAs
'h,sr store well nted up and On. ~ the h~st 10.
sat.d IN tho city FIR trade
! e wAsuRuRxE
Davenport July i6sh is5,
r0R SALE oR LEASE. FOR TIN YEARS.
i 5os f~si of ground by NJ on sesoad ssxes
ear 0Fanss SAW 2ili Alec, 3o2 f.st lsndlls On the
River, which 10 god landing Tor lamh~s and VI.
ground waud max. ge.sd lumber ward
Al-e, Frame H"u.e To- lrs.-
Pot further particular. enaair- "a the premsss ~
wis TfrukNok
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-12
THE DAILY GAZETTE.


Ao0nTs EOa 1ssE GAZETTE.
sAstv, sarwssklr AND wExxlr
Nsw York.-0 y. fe,,~asiil = Co. lie Nassau st
William y oAattuek, tie Nassar street
Cincinnati - u rarsin W wes, resr,h sa,e,
@ Lssia-Jss = pudderidse n. W eornet oli,.
and Main ssrcess
cAseaGo-w. Spencer, ioa Randolph st, scsiv.
80 aud Gallagher, p-srecrn s
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-12
General Notifes.

MARX THls-AT THE PEOPLES NHW
VI Ambfsispe 0sliery the ws.t con sr af Main
,nsi sesand :. Z W sisrk 10 naw tahlns ass oi~-
n1es tu case. fer 80 cent. each The pubic may be-
r.afe that hs pictures compare fsvevahly vNh asy
sih.fs In N. Mes ixixsf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-12

~ every description, also, lot af nne French ard
American Flowers, bsaufifal Siik and Grape 0sns.
hase'ne, sofssss, kmhf"id~ryy etc, spisndid pat
would Kindly solicit the Inspection of the slos~ aud
the ros,ihn.ne. of the patronage for making q nder
garments Hair dresses and m. srnftemen's shIrts
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-12
a. u q r. ID ~.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BLAC AND

IL q r. % o..
"A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BLACK AND
- faacy tlcth., among which can b. tnunu
brown, blue, green, daa olive ksenel drah paloini
and hoss cf cther ay lee 10 which Nc in,lt. III. mi
sens ~ Davenport 10 examine Please ke.p on.
thtng In your mihd, thai have got the h~- Gutter
~csi ui New York city w Warrant all Gar gar
y enis to suit the eye wcil to H. the ,-ad1 1t
YOU dcH believe ~. try n
~ DOOR from ST street, -s-, sdr oT Rrady
my.dit l. toNE
Gents' Furnishing Gssis.
1HE ONLY PLACE ~ DAVENPORT
i whctc a fuii aud cha,se assortment, Of the .hn,,
guois can be- found l. at
MARTINS
He keeps syery thing In that iinc III th. b,.t aual
It's and he sr'i- them rish
Call aud see him st hi. New Stot~
- n MARTIN
jc2stf Brady street. faur de- below mad
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-12

66CTs. 60OOGIcN : EzHTTE5F.
DENTAL uR0EONS-OrYlCE ON
- Brady street, East side, third door below Thisd
street tuavkaf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-12

SroRAGE, fUHw wARDiNG & COMMISSION
~ BUSINESS. The late sirtn of (Socdrich Wheel.
CT la..iis having been deceived, the subscriber
VIII ecnilnue ihc business AT the Warehouse Lsssl,
9ssap.cd oy Lils' fiske, opposite the y D n
kygsacF customers viii plcA.e address their orders
70 Sessirirh ca, which shsf receive pronpt atteu.
tan. lap-sfl 0tWDkfcu 4 ca
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-12

Iss Risss-The river 70 reported Two feet s''ove
low water, With very tfie chan as three days
There - no repors of any tse above Boats scarce
ond basihses dull
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-12


Brady street, sciwr.n Faurth aud Ttf.h
MADAME LOUIS, WOULD RESPECTFUL.
lv1 ~ Inform the ladi.s 80 Davenport aad v.sintt,
steck NJ
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-12
O0k0moe oD0g01 Ce0eeegy.
ME oAKDALg CEMETERY COMPANY

I VNhUtTB VVMTANI
! gtses notice thst they ps~persd 10 tssns
tesds for tufia ots In their grounds to eli claiming
u. same sppilestan 81 the ooee ~ the Cusupaay
~ Hoffman, Heck, Main street All psss0ss q
-ifeas :. make ehste~ seeesions essmtns che
s II the gr.anis 81 the asos. place. OF ~ the -
e % l. sIekelis Any further Information casa ~
bsi ef references 90 either ef shs undesssusd
0EOkuE a. SARGENT Pssst
Gk pAkHY,
" ~ uiLDnETM,
w " y CURLY s--rstsry
M iti ksecutivs Gon#
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-12
VOL. III.
DAvCNP0RT DAlLT GA2HTTC.
sAxDERs = sROrRER,

TERMS OF oUDoCRlfTION
DAnf-.co per sanEm, payable In aAvanes. 9th.
yM.wItxiy-a4oop oo Ger sr,.r,a n sdvarce
WaxgSr-Sloo per Hnnun, IN advance.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-12

Tss Osfo o.-Lass Saturday the Tiysr WA. asaii
rising 81 cinesnnssl With eish, feet in ehsnns
To iSoussvtiie
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-05
Theatre Again.

BY Mr. DUFF's card in our paper to day, ii
will be seen that he proposes opening Theatre
again for short season at Phelps Hall. He
will open with the beautiful drama of " INGo-
MAR" Since no left here, Mr.. Duff has been
delighting the citizens of Racine, where, we I'M
derstand, he has been very successful. HAY
ing improved his company by the addition of
several capital actors, he will furnish the lovers
of the Drama in our city with some theatrical ell
tertAinments worthy of patronage. We under
stand Uncle Toms Cabin" will be presented
next week
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-05

USee the advertisement of Messrs. STRiCK-
LAND & Co., of Milwaukee. Everything in the
line of Books, Stationery, &C., may be 70 und in
their extensive establishment. Printers of course
will notice that they can be supplied with al
most every thing wanted in their business.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-05

ER' More wheat has come in during the past
week than all the rest of the season We have
not learned what proportion was bought, but
understand a good share of it was stored. By
reference to our Marine List, it will be seen
that several cargoes of wheat have been shipped
during tho wee k.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-05

re- The Election Returns from other portions
of the State are so varied and conflicting that we
are unable to gse the accurate vote this week 4,
but the rumor is favorable for the election Of
Randan.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-05

q J. B. CARTER g. Co., of Chicago, and
one of the most, extensive wholesale dealers
in chat city, advertises in paper in reference
to the "Great sacrifice" he is making in the sale
of his immense stock of Goods. Those wish
ing to purchase will do we'll to bear it in mind
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-05

LECTURE To-NIGHr.-Don't forget that b.
Z. TAYLOR, the eloquent writer and speaker ,
lectures tonight at the Odd Feilors' Hall, be-
fore the Young Mems Literary and Library AS
ISOLATION We hope to see full house. No
one who attends will regret it, for he will hear
one of the best lectures he ever listened to.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-05

IDuIHOf
su,ss.moT-.u oHsoub GIeAsls gu, no san G,ssd
oHYIoomeQ oql Moq sMou4 pusI eql pug sex
'lDIoomaQ a1pasmOT-'uoIlsanb GIs
Asls s!ql no SeH pusI eql Aoq Mou4 Geql AIRED
ouvIoom9Q aq1 o. SV-LsvT S.aoILNaHd
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-05

V BLISN has word to say this week, in
reference to Groceries, which he has just ie
ceived, and which he is selling at prices to suit
the times. Call and see
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-05

~ The schooner T,co Charles, of Wauke'
gan, has been laid mp for the winter in our har-
Dor
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-05

DIR. TILTON REMovED.-By reference to the
card of DR.. Tilton of Chicago, it will be seen
that he has removed his Office to l4l State St
See the advertisement.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-05
The Election

Passed off in this city very quietly. We have
seldom seen less excitement at general election
than was apparent on Tuesday last. Little Of
fort was made, at least on our side, to get voters
out, and those who were not sufficiently interest
ed to go to the polls, land there are many such
in every community without urging staid
away. Republicans were too sure of n victory
to make much effort. while our opponents hoped
without attracting too much notice, and thus
arousing a counteracting effort, worked silently
ndiindustriously. We give in our table the re-
suit in the city and county as far as heard.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-05

A COOP BEGINNING.-We are gratihed TO
see the spirit of improvement manifested by
Mr. ]. II. Kimball about the new building he is
putting up, corner of Main and Park streets -
He has laid down in front of the building neat
flag pavement, with a substantial curb Stone
This, besides furnishing a lasting and smooth
sidewalk, adds much to the appearance OF the
street We understand that this pavement costs
but = cents per square foot. We commend the
example set BY Mr. Kimball, to other business
men and property owners along main street
How much better the stree. would look if such
pavement extended on both sides, through
the main business portion.
We certainly hope that a; least as fast as new
buildings are erected along the street, this neat
tag pavement will be extended
N
THE GREAT CALAMITY.'-We publish on
our 6rst page, thrilling description Of the re.
cent fire in Chicago, written by Mr.. B. F. TAY.
LoR, of the Chicago Journal who, by the wsy,
Is to lecture tonight before the Young Mems
Association at Odd Fellows Hall. Dont fail
to 81 and hear him
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-05

P~The weather thus far this month has bee ii
rather fine. For wonder election day WAS
clear and pleasant, and comfortably warm. Yes
terday was bright, almost sHmmer-ike day
We should be pleased to see about month now
of regular old fashioned Indian Summer weather
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-05

r. r. SECURITIES COMING UP.-See in our
advertising columns the card of Messrs. HUB
rites for goods. Here is a chance for those
who are anxious to realize at once upon species
of property that Is not very brisk in the market
these hard times.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-05

v The Indianapolis Journal of Saturday
says of hogs dealers in pork are offering 81,
so for hogs deliverable in season, on time, or g.
cash. Unless the money market improves, the
cash transactions i'll hogs will be very limited
here, and in many other places"
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-05

tF Brother Jonathan thus describes a steam
boat It's got a saw mill one side, and a
grist mill on t'otheI, and blacksmith shop in
the middle; and down cellar there is tarnation
great pot boiling all the time"
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-05

Br The Governors of Michigan and North
Carolina have followed the example of several
others by appointing the 26th inst. for Thanks
giving.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-04-03
The con.,aerase Doctor.

A poor girl who had jus. recovered from
fit Of sickness. gathered up her scanty
earnings. and went to tho doctors Office
to settle her bill. just at the door, the
lawyer Of the place passed into the Office
on similar errand.
We'll, DOCTOR said he, 4 believe / am
indebted to you.and should like to know
how much.
Yes said the doctor, 4 attended upon
you about week, aud what should you
charge me for weeks service, or what
do you realize, on an average, for weeks
service?
Oh said the lawyer, perhaps seventy
Eve dollars
Very well; as my time and profession
arc as valuable as yours your bill is sevcn-
ty-fve dollars.
The poor girls heart sank within her
for should her bill be anything like that,
how could she ever pay? The lawyer paid
his bill and passed out, when the doctor
turned to the young woman,and kindly in
quired her errand.
II came said she, TO know what owe
you, although l know not as / can ever
pay you."
Il attended you about a week." said the
doctor.
Yes, SIR
what do you get per week?'
'Scventy-fvo cents said she.
is that alp
Yes, SIR
Then, madam, your bill is sevcnty-fivc
censs'
The poor girl paid him thankfully, and
went back with light heart An old and
rich man of my acquaintance was once
pleasantly. remarking to the doctor,
that no one earned their money so easily
as the doctor, or could get rich so easily
The doctor reminded him Of the many
losses incurred, as they must visit the poor
rs well rs tho rich.
WELL said my old friend, 'you mus
charge the rich the moro. and then you car
afford to lose by the poor
Not many weeks after, tho old man was
obliged to employ tho doctor for some
time. At the last visit tho bill was pre-
sentod, and strongly protested against al
enormously high.
But said tho doctor, you know what
you told mo, and / have only followed
your advice.
Nota word mora was said, but the am.
cunt was Immediately paid.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-04-03
BROOKVLE FRANKLIN COUNTY, INDIANA, FRIDAY APRIL g. 1857

flled with the inmates OF tho house. In
u short time star mado his appearance,
and took the man into custody. Tho land
lord said ho had arrived that evening with
cut baggage.
The next day gentleman claimed the
supposed assassin rs his brother a maniac,
whom hc had been conducting to the In.
sane asylum in Philadelphia, and who had
escaped from while In that city. lIc had
made his way to Now York, aud with the
we'll known cunning Of a madman. had
managed to avoid detention. / suppose
the power Of the cyc--for kept mino fix.
cd on his-had restrained him, otherwise
he could easily have mastered mo In mo-
ment. Since then, whilst In strange
place, | have becn careful to examine and
secure my chamber before retiring to slum.
ber
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-04-03

'Why, Incver heard Of such an cxtrnv-
agant bill IN my life. have my whole
family attended At home for nlty dollars a
year. and you have not been visiting ono
OF them much over q month";
Such as the bill Is, you will have to pay
Il, sir. ItIs just, and shall not abato one
dollar responded Dr.. Elton, considerably
iwrtalcd.
Mr. Smith drew out his psckct.book
slowly, and selected aflfly.dollar bill from
alargc package, tool, his receipt, aud rising
to his feet, said emphntically--
4 am strangerand youhavc taken ad-
vantage Of me. But remember, the gains
Of dishonesty wlllncvor prospcrg and turn
ing upon his heel, left the Office.
WHO would DO q doctor?' murmurcd
tho DR.. Elton, fcrclng the unpleasant
thoughts occas!onca by the incident from
his mind, and endcayorng to dxit upon
case OF moro than usual interest which he
had been called to that day.
A word to the wlsc Is sufficient; II is
therefore needless to multiply scenes illus
tralivc Of tho mamorin which too many
people pay tho doctor. When any one is
sick, tho doctor is sent for, and the fimily
all are impatient until he arrives. II the
case is bad ono, he is looked upon as a
minisicring angel; The PATIENTS eve bright
ems when he comes, and all in the house
feel more cheerful for hours after.
Amid all kinds Of wes,hcr, n: all hours
Of tho day or night, nc obeys the sum-
mons, and brings all his skill, acquired By
long study, and by much laborious prac-
iicc, to bear upon the disease. But when
the sick person gets well, the doctor is
forgotten; and when the bill appears, COM
plaint at its amounts almost always made;
and too frequently, unless he proceed to
legal measures, it is entirely withheld
from him. These things ought not to be
50. OF course, there are many honorable
exceptions; but every physician can ex-
claim Would that their number was
gfcater,"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-04-03

A few years since farmer, living near
Easton, Pennsylvania, sent his daughter
on horseback to that town to procure from
the bank small notes for one hundred dol
lars. When she arrived there the bank
was closed; and she endeavorcd to effect
her object by offering It at several stores.
but could not get her note changed. She
had not gone far on her return, when a
stranger rode up to her and accostcd her
with so much politcncss, that she had not
the slightest suspicion Of any evil intcn-
ton on his part. After ride Of mile
or two, employed in very social conver-
sation, they camo to retired part of the
road, and the stranger commanded her to
give him the bank note.
1t was with some difficulty that she
could be madc to believe him in earnest,
as his demeanor had been 50 friendly;
but the presentation Of pistol placed the
matter beyond doubt, and she yielded to
necessity. Just as she held the notc to
him a sudden puff Of wind blow tho note
into tho road, and carried II several yards
from them. The discourteous knight
alighted to overtako it, and the lady whip
ped her horse to get out OF his power, and
the other horse, which had been standing
by her side started with her. His owner
fred pistol after her, which only tended
to increase the srecd of all parties, and
the young lady arrived safe at home with
the horse OF the robber, on which was a
pair of saddlo-bags. When these were
opened, besides quantity Of counterfeit
bank notes, fifteen hundred dollars in good
money was found. The horse was a good
one, and when saddled and bridled, was
thought to DO worth at least as much as
he bank note that was stolen.