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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-01

THE TURF.
I'LL &&&
DAVENPORT, TRACK, IOWA!
T'HE FIRST MEETING OF THIS COURSE WILL
i commence ON Wednesday, the let, day Of July
iSoL and continue throughout the week.
FIRsrDAY
No. 1-Sweepstakes for half mile Horses, a25
Entrance. Three OF more
PIoprietors to add $50. Single Dash-Catch
Weights.
No. 2-SAME DAY-Sweetsi axes for all ages AGO
Subscription $50 Forfeit. $io0 aided by the Pro-
pritors. Mile HeatS-To name and close the l5 iay
II June 1887,
sKCoxp DAY.
No. 1-sweerstak.s for Ri asc> $3.50 Sub Grip.
ton 800 FORFEIT. 3or m,- t. make q race, TO
which the Proptie. will sid $3.50. mile heats
To name and ci' 81 the 10Th asy Of June 1857.
THIRD DAY.
No. 1-Sweeps,akes for sll age, 800 subscription
500 forfeit, ~ which the Pioprietors III add $780,
3 or more 10 make race. Two mile heats-To name
and close the 18th day Of June 1857.
FOURTH DAY.
No. l-Post-stake for all ages, play pay. t3>
subscription. to which the Proprietos will add $500
3 or more To oil the stake, Four mile heats-To
close the 18th day Of June 1867
The above will be run under the rules Of the
Fashion Course. on Long Island. Which rules this
Track has adopted.
Nominations and entrances TO be made with the
PROJECTORS, Davenport Iowa.
Races where money is added, to be adjourned In
case of bad weather il the Proprietors think proper
April % d3m. DIR K. ALIEN
p. 8. esprit Of the Times and '.Porter's Spirit -
" Dolly Advertiser, Detroit, Michigan, and Daily
Times Chicago, copy daily till July LIST, 1857.
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BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS!

BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS!
TIVE FORUM, or forty years practice at the Phil
i adephia Bar by y p Brown2 vols price $500
Thirty years in the ! Senate ty Thos II Benton
vols 1nOo
Private Correspondence Of u webster = vols S45o
History Of Texas lllust'd by A Yoskum y vols IS ~
Kansas interior h extcr. hfe by Mrs. Robinson 81 90
Scents al, eninrts the army by L. Col COX 10
California in doors and ont ~ Ms Tsrnsham u 90
Examples from the 18th 18Th 9, ntures by Mrs sig
Quincy rs
Cante rbury tales by Harriet ZEE 2 vols Al75
li-me and the world oi,c0
Golden Lreaty or rie's Phases Al on
Light and Darkness or shadow Of fate Is
Household angel In disguise hy Ms Lesley $i,CO
kath.y BRAND ar quiet life Al on
Aurora Leigh by Elizabeth b Browning Si,oo
Henry LYLE or life amt eXpens~ Mis- Mar yatt 90
Daisy neci lace and What came oft 10
Little h'fntt hy Dick cloIh Aiah
A ord Of thu cres -, ~ rt.n Jane. rs
hrmor Of fslc n1,iis- ,nus,'d by } = Kelly ei.es
NeiShior Jsckw b, Paul Gteytnn 3ieS
wiswam and g shin by v siums SI.b
Los Grinres by Lieut. Wise SN Si.b
Heav enly Tokcn,-s gif, book for Ghrist,sps Sl ,.
Prince OF thc House Of David t,2b
MAPS, GUIDE BOOKS &C.
Minnesota / pecotah by G g Andrews S.
M,nae'0'. hand book and Map, ~ Parker 70 70
Iowa Is tbs ei50
sectFsal map Of Iowa 4i,bo
by Chapman SiW
!" KANSAS by Kearns Steo
Kansas and Nebraska map so asd Is
Sectional map 81 Mimi sofa by chapman 70
. Wisconsin rs
:" Il!innis ALSO
Appleton's Railway Guide for March Is
Just received and for sale at
Ihe Iord Dook Hooms,
No. 30 Brady ST, near tn Post Once
mo y. diD ELI ADAMS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-01
BRILLIANT FREE
Outside Spectacles.
LIST. THE GREAT 40 HORSE TEAM.

harnessrd before tae grand Appoisnican, with Otto
Kyle's Bosie BAND, driven by one man, about 10 4.
y, through the principal streets. turning the cor.
ners, Ac., &c every morning rain or shine Tween.
~ horses, II the traces long en5ush, woui make
. longer team, and any boy who has drivsn drove
ofhay horses from . ssturs to water 10 Pity
Horse Driver" bot their never vas and never vii,
BE- anything nearly - numerous Is . Forty Horse
team driven In the world. except with spAldias 4
Rogers' Clrcuses.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-01

1857 JOHN ATKINS 1857
uAViNG re-ftted his Saloons at the corner Of I'd
IL and Main streets, expressly for their eumm,r
months, Will be at al times supplied with
Ice Creams, Water d. Fancy Ices d. Jellies
He Will receive during their season
Straw berries
'lirect from St Louis by Express every day. He will
vt personal attendance on Festivals SupPers, We'd
ding Parties. &C. taking the entire responsibility Of
the entertainment. He 10 fully prepared to furni.h
Confectionery, viands, &C.,
in most elegant style, AMI he hope. with as entire
satisfaction u the public, that which has been The
result 81 hts exrrtions in cAterg for their enjoy
nen,. former Summers.
Wedding CAKE, Plain Cake Freah yrui. Ice
Creams, Picked Oysters Tongues in JeI-
iy Brdndy, Preserres, charlotte De
Russe. Roman Punch, Beer a Ia
Node, Boned TURTLES, Chick.
en- Salad,
together with all vari ties Of Fruits &C., in their
season.
BILLIARDS.
Billiard Saloon, most elegantly lifted up, contain
ing three tables. Entrance on Asia street.
Aaylbdtf JOHN ATKINS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-01
JAMES MOGROW,
Surgeon and Mocha meal Dentist.
OFFERS HIS SERVICES As SUCH

in the Dent al line He has been enRAgea In DIR.
oodrtchs tfice for the last fifteen months, and be
lievng that he has sustained hts former rel utAton
Is . Dentist, he asks for portion Of the patronage
from his friends and the public. His acsuirem. nts
IN tn know ledge VI Dentistry and arrang. nenis In
hl, ice and laboratory such that he IL prepared
do any work in N. Dental line. His mod Of W, rk
Is different from all Others In his section u the coun
try, being more csany snd durable, and worn with
more comfort and satisaction To the wearer. He
will put in artificial indentures from one to en-
tire set, and do all otyr WORK appeTtaining To Den
tstry.
Once and residence connected, on Fourth street,
second house west ofAain adjoining DR.. Fountain
residence.
Any number Of references given II required.
NJ.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-01
Wr1U Paper, Borders sc.

Spring time Of year Is coming. coming
And eli the World-''
WILL want Wall Paper to besutify and make
w comfortable the inside Of sur dwellings, &c. 70
compare favorably with " the WORLD outside.
Come and see the large stock, great variety and
uautiful patteros at the Iowa Book Rooms OF
ELI ADAMS,
No. IS Brady street, near the Post Once.
NAY It'll
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-01

A1.CAMANCRE LANO Cu.-This Company
G~ now ready To .ell lots in its Addition
to the town u Camanohc. II offers some OF the
most desirable business and sidenoe lots about this
noui isbing town. Auy Information concerning the
same can be obtained by calling on GEO. II. PAK-
kER, Esq, No. 10 Orr's Block
febi7du CAAAkCHE LAND co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-01

ADA CARD-The undersigned having this day
w associated with him George n. French, Fac ,
la h MIN and Lumber business takes this occasion
To present his acknowlege mcnts te the public for
the very liberal and altering patronage extended to
him in this city Rapid increase OF business and the
lat ext Isivr improvements made about his Nils
have ind c,d him TO Increase tn business capital and
associate with him a gentleman who will devote hts
entire attentisn TO the business.
inch II dtf JOHN M,OANNON
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-01

ARE SELLING
READY MADE CLOTHING /!
Ut COST.
GOOD NEWS
House keepers -
1--WE subscribers contemplating a change in their
L business, nov offer their entire stock of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
Al GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES!!
Consisting Of almost every article that be wanted
10y the h,use keeper, or 10 usually kept in
HOUSE FURNISHING STORES.
Pure SiIrsr ri 1sed Ware,
Brjtassssta Ware.
PiantsIsed Ware,
JapamMed Ware,
Wooden = UVyll0sp Ware
Cutlery
BSssshes or all kinds,
FEATHER Dsssiers,
Sad Irons,
II q Z L n II W - n n:
Tea Trays,
Bird Cages,
Work Stands and Baskets,
Door and Table Mats,
Cane Chairs, Children's Chairs,
Stair Rods,
Wire Rods for Windo,c Screens,
Chamber Pals
Emamelled Iron Ware, DC, de-. de-, DC, dc.
We shall continue to sell stoves at our usual low
prices, and the attention Of such in want Of
COOK STOVE
is particularly invited to our stock, As ve have .ome
patterns for both coal or WOOD that We can recon-
mend a.
Far UPERIOR
TO any ever OF red in this market,
SMITH 4 REMINGTON,
Sign Big TIA Kettle,
Second Street, four doors above Perry.
LADIES WORK STANDS AND
BASKETS
A LARGE assortment Just received and will b
IA sold At reduced prices by
SMITH 4 REMINGTON.
Bird Cages
at very low prices 1t
SMITH 4 REMINGTONS.
Sign Big Tea Kettle.
TOILET WARE
RErT.R asd ca1APa1 than ever bessss sassa
- N this city By
SMITH / REMINGTON,
S;ss ~ zSs xssels
[iT$;;;s'';srus<uzs=.;sr,,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-01
ICE I ICE!

0DJh. Davenport Ice Co prt pared to
contract for the delivery Of Ice for the ses-
Customers commencing the SEASON with u,
vi be guaranteed TO be supplied IN November II
DE- sired Parties desiring Ice through the season
are cautioned against contracting With thse who do
not supply the s'ason through.
Oric-, Secsnd 81, opposite L-Claire House.
m,y5i3m FECk MITCHELL.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-01

A IL who have given me the agency Of selling
IA their Resl Estate, will find II in the hands ofC
Augustus Haviland Esd, Who occupies part Of
my flee, and who comes among ms we'll recommend
ed for Integrity and high business capacity, and
doubt not will render general satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their patronage In the land
agency business.
would r,msrk In conclusion, that have valuable
lands OF my in Davenport and vicinity for sale,
and that may be found In my once curing business
hours. &c RAIDS,
may2SdN lie Claire Row.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-01
LUMBER! LUMBER /!
CNsoDose - Ere0eA's
Steam, Saw Z Planning Mills,
Deer Sash . Dlln1 Factory.
The Lowest mills o. Second St.,
The Largest Lumber Tard II Da-
venPsrt.

TTNHB suhecribess have On hand. and o0sr for sal
L the largest and best assortment OF
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-01

500 Magnificent Building Lets
In Fultons addition East Davenport which 10 taste
fully laid ont with Pubic Perks Ar. 1he building
lots command ug spIe ndid view Of the Mississippi
and Rock Island. These lots cas- be purchased on
very Reasonable Terms Great induce ments are
offered to chAnic~ well capitalists and others
Call and ex anime N sp and prices 1t
HAyiLAHD6 Once LeCiair Row,
An, n % dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-01

DRICK Store corner OF lain and Front streets
II opposite the Ferry Landing will be rented low
for Drv Goods business. Apply TO
may27dtf G.. l.. DAVENPORT.
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EDUCATIONAL,
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA..


MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
SESSION l857-58.
TIME NEXT ANNUAL COURSE OF, LECTURES
will commence the LIST of October, 1857, at the COL
lege Building of Marshall and College Streets Rich
mOnd, and terminate on the lst of March 1855
Surgery and Surgical Anatomy, by Charles Bell Gibson,
NJ. d.
Theory and Practice of Medicine, by David H. Tucker,
NJ D.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, by Martin P. Scott, NJ. D.
Materia Medca and Therapeutics, by B. r. Wexford
NJ d.
Anatomy by Arthur E. Peticolas, Nd ,s
Institutes of Medicine and Medical Jurisprudence BY
Levin 8. Joynes, NJ. D. H..
Obstetr and Diseases of Women and Children by
James H. Conway M. ID.
Demonstrator Of Anatomy, Marion Howard, NJ. D.
The study of Practical Anatomy may be prosecuted with
the most ample facilities and at very tring expense
Clinical Lectures regularly at at the College
Infrmary. This Infrpmry under the roof with the
cal cases. and furnishes peculiar faties for Clinical in
struction. r.. z. se-,s - .-,-s
Many Surgical Operations performed in the presence
of the Glass; and the Students being daily admitted the
wards enjoy under the guidance 0f the Professors unusual
opportunities for becoming familiar not only with the
symptoms and diagnosis of disease but with its daily pro-
gress and treatment. .....,
: Amount of Fees for Lectures, @' "''' sos 90
Matrculation Fee, &-'-'f wa -' 80 ,1'aH 90
Practical Anatomy, ~ - @4.- 10 90
Graduating Fee, - s.,- e,-z. -! .,51- g. ,- d 90
attendance varies um $5 per week. The Catalogues
containing fuller information concerning the institution will
be forwarded to those who apply for specific enquiries
will be answered by letter ..f.7 - -
July 10. 1857. Is-sm
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Mrs. PARr1NGroN AT CHURCH." What do you
think will become Of your" said Mrs. Partington to
Ike, as they were going from church.
The question related to the young gentleman's
conduct in the church, where he had tipped the
cricket. peeped the gallery. attracting the atten
ton of boy in the pew below. by dropping pen
Gil tied with string. upon his head. and had drawn
a hideous picture of dog upon the snow white
cover Of the best hymn-book.
Where do you expect to 60 to?"
twas question that the youngster had never
before had put to him quite so closely, and he said
he didn't know, but thought he'd like to go up in
Mons. Godard's balloon.
"fm afraid you'll 60 down, if you don't mend
your ways rather than 60 up You have been act.
ing very bad in meeting" continued she. "and de-
clare l could hardly keep from boxing your ears
right in the midst of the lethargy. You didn't pay
no interest," and lost the thread of the just
through your tricks"
81 didn't take your thread" }" said Ike, who thought
she alluded to the string by which the pencil was
lowered upon the boy, that was fishing line"
"Oh, Isaac," continued she earnestly, "what do
you want to act so like the probable son for why
don't you try and be like David and Deuteronomy
that we read about, and act in rcprehensible
ner?"
The appeal was touching, and Ike was silent.
thinking of the sling that David killed Goliah with
and wondering if he could mt make one.
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DooKs WHICH ARE BOoKs.-THE

DOOKs WHICH ARE BOOKs.-THE
ID Childs Book of Nature; by W. Hooker, M. D
Reading without Tears; by author Of Peep of Day"
What Know; or, Hints the Daily Duties Of House
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Jaufey, the Knight and the Fair Brunssincle. Tale
of the Times of Prince Arthur.
The Ladys Equestrian Manuel; in which the Principles
and Practice of Horsemanshp for ladies' are thoroughly
explained 80 illustrations.
Smiles and Frowns.
Hand Book OF Iowa by Parker.
Minnesota
Household Edition of the "Waverly Novels"
Two Years Ago; by Charles Kingcsby.
"Hansford," Tale of BacOns Rebellion; ;" st. George
Tucker
The Days of my Life by the author of Margaret Matt
land"
Isabel The Young Wife and the Old Love; by John C.
Jeaffrison.
Monarchs Retired from Business; by Doran.
Biographical and Historical Sketches; by Babington
Macaulry.
Things No! Generally Known; by D. A. Wells.
The Americans in Japan; by Robt. Tones.
DIR. Antonio; A Tale of Italy.
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the Nineteenth Century being detailed of the Ex
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Clure and the Grnnell and Kane Expedition; by Samuel
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AUTUMNAL LEAVES; being Tales and Sketches in
prose and verse; by l.. Maria Child
THE AMERICAN CITIZEN by Bishop Hopkins At
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PROSPECTUS
N. C. JOURNAL OF EDU

A + THE RECENT MEETING OF THE N. c. EDU.
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Education throughout tine State and especially upon
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composed of c. H. Wiley, Super iendent of Common
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All Communications should beadd' essed to ~ Eis~ q
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Subscriptions required invariably - odoaaes, and
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REcoGNIr1oN HEAvEN.-I must confess, as the
experience of my own SOUL that the expectation of
loving my friends in heaven, principally kndles my
never know, and consequently love them after
this life, should number them with temporal things
and love them as such; but now delightfully."- con-
verse with my pious friends in firm persuasion
that l shall converse with them forever; and take
comfort in those IL a are dead, absent, believing
that shall shortly meet them in heaven and love
them with heavenly love.-Burter.
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NEW BOOKs.---KNOwLEDGE Is POWER, BY
II Charles Knight.
History of Texas-By Youkum.
The Hills of the Shattemuck.-By the author of the
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Tuckerman's Essays-By H. T. Tuckerman.
Literary Criticisms.-By Horace Bnney Wallace, Esq.
Art Scenery in Europe, with other Papers-By Horace
Binney Wallace, Esq
The Bible in the Woodshop-By Mears.
Autunlnal Leaves.-By L. Maria Child.
Aurorah Leigh, New Poem By Miss Browning.
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Household Edition of the Waverly Novels.
NJOw PUBLISHING BEAUTIFUL HOUSEHOLD
~ Edition of the Waverly Novels in 16mo
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by the most eminent artists of Europe and will contain all
the latest corrections O the author with some curious ad
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It is the intention of the Publishers to issue two volumes
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Six volumes already published For sale BY
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Ihe StaQoato.
The Engine Song.

With clang!
With cank and clang!
With a clamor, q cank and clang
With c!atter and clanlt r, c!ank and a clang!
With veins full Of fire,
And the artery, steam,
Reused to the pulse
vi Il ieverish dream;
With gray plume trailing,
Fieecy and pale,
Like mist boats sailing
To sea with the gale;
" 18th the ring and the rattle
Oflever and wheel,
And the blow and the battle
Oftrack and of steel;
With tremuions Spi ing,
Like the launch OF a wing
From the condors cliff, where the wild vines cling.
An eagle of iron, with sinews of steel
And below plnOn like avalanche pea -
With talons OF flame and blaze in the blood,
! tunnel the mountains and compass the flood
Sar'ie the morning and shiver the noon.
And splinter IKE radiant eyes of the moon:
From pine and from granite to orange and PALM
From storms of seet fury to zephvrs of balm
From Allegheny summit to Michigan wave
From the life of the East TO the pioneers grave
Dragging train
AS fly ng prisoner dragS his chain:
Climbing the gIa, e
Painting and srlien but undiSmaved
Then away T" the PRAIRIE with antelope speed!
Belrng the forest and Sk,mmng the mead!
Awaking the bear from his underwood lair
And Startling the deer to leap in the air.
Breaking the Indians solitude rest,
Pushing the buffal" far to the West,
Skirting the current with spur and with thong,
Where the drain Of the continent thunders along!
Mixing and mingng,
The races Of men,
Bearing the Now
In advance of the Then
Then ceasing the rattle
OF lever and wheel
And parting the battle
Oftrack and of steel
And ending at last
The roll and the race
And checking the flight
With gradual pace
With clatter and camor. clank and clanc:
With clamor, a clank and a cang;
With a ciank and a clang;
With clang!!!
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The Wind is musician at birth We extend q
silken thread in the crevice of window, and the
wind finds it and signs over it, and goes up and
Gown the scale upon it. and poor Paginini must go
somewhere else for his honor, for lo the wind is
performing with single string!
1t tries almost everything upon earth to see if
there is music in it; it persuades tone out of the
grea bell in the tower when the sexton is at home
and asleep; it makes mournlul harp of the giant
pines and it does not disain to try what sort of
whistle can be made of the humblesf chimney in the
world. How it will play upon great tree till every
leaf thrills with the in it. and wind up the river
that at its base, for of murmurlng accom-
panment.
Then how fondly it haunts old houses; moaning
under the caves, signing in the halls, opening old
doors without fingers, and singi, measure Of
sad, old song around the fireless and deserted
hcarth.-B. F. Taylor.
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SWaim's JustiCe.-.Revised. ,7 is q
yUlHE NORTH-CAROLINAM MAGISTRATE,
practical guide to the Laws Of the State and tie de
cisions Of the Supreme Court defining the duties ana ui
the Revised Code of 1885, together with full nsruo-
tions, and numerous Fhyxss and Pfecsdsnts II
EDWARD CANTWELI. Esq, LII. B.
.'.'' ' CtunseLlorat at L0a0.
The above is the title of work which has been recently
published by undersigned at the Book
store, Raleigh, n G., and is now for sale in
One VOL Of nearly 500 at the low price Of S8 90
Postage any part the State of the United States
So cents Upon the receipt Of four dollar o. Bank Bill
the work win be mailed to address and the change enclosed
- ''''''' N'A''' f''' ''~ HENRY D. TURNER,
N. G. Book Store.
Raleigh, N. c., 18th Sept, 1857: 80.
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A Yankee made bet with Dutchman that he
could swallow bin. The Dutchman lay down upon
the table, and the Yankee, taking his big toe in his
mouth, nipped it severely. "Oh you are biting
me-" roared the Dutchman. "Why, you old fool, ;"
said the Yankee, "did you think l going to
swallow you whole?"
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How TO GET HAr-"Say, Pomp, you nigga,
whar you get dat new hat?"
"At de shop ob course"
"What am de price ob such an article as dat,
nigga?"
81 dun what's de price!'
"Didnt you AK de man?"
"No-de shopkeeper wasn't dare?'
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-10-14

Little girI-"Pa, didn't you whip me for biting
Tommy" Papa.-Yes, my child, you hurt him
very much" Little girl.-Well :hen, pa, you ought
to whip mammals music teacher, too, for he bit
mamma right in the mouth, yesterday, and know
it hurt her, because she put her arms round his
neck, and tried to choke him!"