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R6S3ne II J. ] NJ ~ 60 a ~ days sgs,
lady Of fasha - q eanee alightsd from
carriage, ~ o1sersd i1vss drspery establish.
rent. MOI ~ hapdrs1 nliss from the Elephant
"a Castle. where She Mlected parcel Of goods
= tho value c5 nearly klOO. When her pur-
an sea were cemfeted, che stated that she had
Rfotrot,cn u bsine Der ctequs book, and desired
that oss u ahe youDR zen should accompany
her home with the goods, when she would hand
him a check for the amount. Not liking TO
intrust the business 70 any Of his numerous en-
ploysss, the wary proprietor himself stepped 10
70 the carriage with the lady. and Has raps0y
driven 70 Re khan, where, at = large ana res
pectabfs looking house, they shghted and the
goods were taken In. The lady then politely
ushered the anxious and wary linen draper into
the dra wing room, desiring him 70 wait for >
brief momens until she iesched the chequc.book.
The brirf moment passed, and manv moro ais0,
but tho lady did not make her appeAfsncc.--
Half an hour elapsed, three-quarters,. yea, an
hour had gone By, and still the fashionable
debtor did not come. Meanwhile the worthy
draper became anxious, frightened, furious, and
rising up, vigorously piled t'a beli-rOpe.-
This brought In . man servant, who was in
stanily attacked with string Of questions - %
the lady and the goods The man replied 10
grutf and commanding tone that unless he (thc
uThpeTJ ucuANcO Eluseu ia Huuek aD4nussp
he should DO placed under restraint, for, that
he, the speaker, had positive Instructions to
confne oil iunatics who we're intractable. "Who
are you, aud what - this plaOesD were next
asked By tho painting creditor almost in one
breath. "This is : private asylum for iunstics,
and am the keeper" ccolIy observed the man,
.and unless you can draw IL mild, shall put
you into the strong room"
The horrible truth WAS out The fashionable
lady bad forged two physicians certificates,
bsd prepared the proprietor of the asylum for
the reception of his customer, BY stating herself
to be his wife. and by ingeniously indicating
the form his madness took, aud after purchasing
the goods, had driven to this place, aud lodg-
ing her customer, had departed, cunningly re-
turning the parcel containing the property to
the carriage, and thus housing both the dra
per and the proprietor Of the asylum. The dri-
yer of the carriage must, of course, have been
| "in ct the game."-jL London Morning Star.
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$WTRAoRDW1RY ANXOu6CnEI1!:

Avery purchaser of dollar bottle Of The - I'm
grAfD JOURNAL, az New York, for cse 80 -
Journal b large illustrated pApsr-ssen - vbn
tanning sixteen pages, beautifully printed on ~
papse, ard nlle4 With original matter from 49, s,vbs
liant writesa Of the country. Certificate u 49, y
end fan particulars II the novel and rhii.nssro
tsgpriss, Of which this oasr lsraa pAFA vM
eSSh bottls .rIl0
) A A0EGr WANTED u Every fowN "a W.
01A00 = DUO0ONEA -. Loeh1M
ME- Yok9 OVsu, No ~ MsU - = Ia
CsnnaaieAtans aAesh a,ways y addzsnsa 10
Squirss . Blosa, and y y. Gay, Agss..
he sals Of The only genuine Bsasgs A
oet1B-daw3m.
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THE MOTHERS COMPANION.
GOOD FOR NAN AND BEAST

tits . sovereign rvos
the vsrioas diseass -
which i.ar.ss are aniis'A ~
irg the most alarming 60
BRJfSES SRAlNS NJ
HIATT, w0uSpe SEs ~
p, SwEyNY, SPAWN, -
BONE, EiG-HEAp =
EVIL, &c. No Arms
stable keeper, Or Ak
owning yslaats u
should Re without 49,
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VuAkkRs.-lt 10 noteworthy that three prom
inent observation-disclosures West, the great
painter; Charles Brocken Brown, the noted nov.
elst, and John q. Whittier, the gifted poet,
should be Of Quaker lineage The fact is a re-
markable one, iDasmuch as the Society Of
Friends, both in principle and practice, mantle It
repugnance rather than sympathy with the
products of the Imagination. Thomas Paine.
the noted destical and political writer, was OF
Quaker parentage, but in early life repounced
the faith Of his family. At his death, the Qua.
kers refused 10 allow his body to be buried
among their dead. John Neal was Of Quaker
family, but in his boyhood was "read out" Of
the drab fraternity for knocking = man who
insulted him head over heels; for paying mill
tary fine; for making q tragedy; and for desir-
ing to be turned out, whether or no." It is sin.
gular that while Neal does not appear to have
inherited any Quaker placidity of mind, his 6rst
navel was entitled keep Cool"
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Mater.
~ them
Az Nsw g.
laas by I
ut 9ocie
Alse, 40
Carmen
we're distr
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/
all over this great country, has been amusing
himself by gathering sts1sucs OF politeness and
| boorishness among men and women travelling
by cars and steamboats,. OF twenty-three men
whom he helped to q cigar-light, or loaned q
newspaper, twenty said, "Thank you, SIR" Oh
| nineteen women to whom lie paid Il courtesy
such as giving up his seat-picking up drop
ped veil, shawl, or the like, only seven said
Thank you" and two of those were "fur-
riners Boston Post.
| GOOD REAsoN.-A friend of ours in this
city called on a Belgian woman Yesterday to
get her to 60 to his house and wash for his
| family. She replied that she could not go ;
having given birth to child the night before,
| which weighed l2t pounds, she did not feel
very we'll, but would go next day. A great
place is Green Bay.-Grsen Bay Adv W.
Iowa Srocxs.-Iowa Is are quoted at ITO in
the reports OF the Boston stock markets. This
is higher tean those OF any other State in the
Union, the next being Michigan los and Ohio
lU1.-Exchange.
This is the bankrupt State " which the
Democracy talked so much about Just before
the eiection-whch bad been ruined BY Repub
lican extravaganee and corruption! One TACT
like the above crush at single blow the
thousand faisehoods uttered against Repub-
port Gazette.
Mrs. Sbyl Luddington, Mrs Sarah Bushnell.
and Mrs. Susan Grenneil, we're all seventy years
of age on the 26th of March, 1858. They are
three sisters, triplet born, and were, in July,
visiting i'll Honesdale, Pa, after a separation of
several years. They were born in Goshen.
Litchfeld county, Connecticut, in l7ss. Their
parents were Gideon Hurlburt and Anna Hurl-
burt, whose maiden name was Beach.
DEATH FROM FRlsRT.-The vile of Thomas
Roper, OF Hartford, was frightened 10 death lass
Tuesday night, By q fire, which was near her
dwelling. When the fre broke out she was
standing in the sink room. and the sudden fash
OF The flames upon the window Of her house.
frightened her so that she ieis dead upon the
hoor. Mrs. Roper was healthy woman. about
SS years of age.
A most sanguinary fight took place ia I room
In hotel 10 Woodvillc, Miss, in the sttempt 20
arrest murderer named Wood. He Cred his
pistols into the crowd of officers. woupdinp one
and killing another, and then drawing bis bowie
knife attempted TO cut his way to escape. He
WAS shot down, however, but while awelterinx
IN bis blood" managed to reload his weapons.-
Ihe promise. of physician for his wounds. sub.
.cquenuy Drought him to terms, and submitting
70 capsure. ne was lodged in Shreveport Jail.
hey. Daniel Donnsy, the Roman Catholic
priest who shot dead . man named Kelley. Ct
SsAunton.. VA, has been convicted Of murder il
zoe second degree, and been sentenced TO The
pensentlAry Tor eight years. He vent with the
!A.sss lew Gays since, and obtained I bar Of
eoan, several hundssd dollass. which " hai -.
sssssa snass " church ssspA N, mi
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A Montreal paper has the following: "a few
days ago a respectable man in the employment
of one OF the largest mercantile houses in Que
bee took passage in schooner for Bal st. Paul,
on visi. to his relations. He carried with him
a good stock OF wearing apparel, and check
for the amour; of his wages-a considerable
sum. On the voyage he fell sick, and apparent
ly died-or, what is more probable became in.
sensible from some narcotic administered to him.
The captain of the schooner having taken pos
session of his clothing and money, sent two of
the crew ashore to bury the dead passenger
They dug the grave, threw him in, and had be-
gun to cover up the body, when the dead man,
contrary to all law in such cases made and pro-
vided, suddenly sat bolt upright, and inquired,
Have we arrived at last?' Tire amateur sections
took to their heels and fled, leaving their task
but half accomplished. The corpse vindicated
its vitality by cries which brought the assistance
of a gentleman fishing in The neghborhood,
and the half-buried victim was released from
the grave, well cared for, and, as soon as il was
tit to travel, forwarded home. In the mean,
time the false sea captain proceeded on his voy-
age Arriving at st. Paul he told of the death
OF his passenger and his burial. and gave to his
friends a portion of his worst clothes, retaining
his best, and the check for his wages When
asked whether he had no checks or money, he
denied it. Proceeding thence to Quebec he
changed the check, invested the money in -four,
and returned with flying colors, little dreaming
that the buried man was following In pursuit,
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JAPAN.-Advices from Japan say the cholera
Was carrying of great number of people. IL
was carried there, it is said, by all American
mau of war, which circumstance, j, is said, has
produced their hostility against foreigners.
The weekly returns Of the Bark of England
show decrease in bullion and specie OF clio
05S.
Barring Bros. report money in more demand
at 24a3 per cent.
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Whole
Money
oed, en-
izheis frisi
Al Msteri'
20 pair 81
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-15
THD DBsF AND CHKAPRST
HORSE AND CATTLE MkDlClNn
IN THE WORLD.

SlOan's Ointment and Condition Powder.
Ter Purity. M,idaess. tsyfasnfy and Thorough.
ness, SLoANs OINTMENT sscei@, and 10 raps0iy 20
perscdins Ali other Ointmenis aud Iintuasnts noV
in use Tor rhr following dh etses:
Fresh wouncs saiss Of eli kinds, spfAins, bruisss
cracked bees. n sbone, vibdgails pls o. u, causs,
spsvtns, sweeney. fstes, .itfssts ct aims lame sss
and cracks fonndered fet, scratches and xrease.
mango. and h. m disfemper,
TBs Pc wDlR wui veAove eli iUEsOR afioo end
fever, purify the bleed the shin. elsarss the
wsfer, And strengsbeu eve pert OF u body; anA
has proved . sovereign remedy for the fo,,owtna
diseas~s
Distempev, hide bound los. Of appetite, Inward
straDs, seIoW water, n faDnstion Of he ~ O. ~
tigue from hard exe,cis also Ybsou tin u, comnou-
~ called iG complaint, ebhh Irovrs fatal 10
many valuable hof-e~ In this @ uniry. II 10 aiso
cafe and certain remssy for Coughs and Odds.
which generate 70 many diresse-.
WALLER D SLOAN,
original Sropri~soe.
Grand Dep {, - South water st i, 10 b. eusnt Of
the kichnsnd House Cbic.go, limb, end sclA IN
nsarly every town ID eli the w-sisrn eiat~s
Al Wb1ies ale Dr. egi-ts sell the mettcius at Ger
regular wholesale prices.
FOR HoRsEs AND CATTLE,
sLoax's INSTANT RKLIEF 10 I, uly g eat Nemsly.
Hail. Is cen bottle OF Sioahs 1n-taLt y lief givsn
Of Common Ool,c In fev mn res 10 .xtr. ne oasao
repeat the dee 10 q teen min rt.s
Sor -uises, Syr .tIs, D. Tsirs snr mary Other D.
jsrles on Bor.e-, Cat. aud other animals, eio ms
Instant Reie', pes Oily effect . cure. Asny pss.ons
Asvt been a-fonished 20 witness the syid cases 81
fccted, ~ the use Of this vonderfa uedisans
IsnGi-dA OSm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-15

nH. DUPONCU0 GOLDEN PILL, vOk
~ YsNAiB,. are in 'aiiite IN core ting hr, guar.
lilies, renewing Ill pain fi and dtsesspE rnerssrua
tion fpartieuis y ~ the change " ns) ca one TO
tso pills III cure that DEB itsinE G mpsin the
whites, relieving oil distress and pain ksnove Ill
obstruct;cns ari leg rim colds or any otbe, caase,
o d Always succ ssfm - prsvepi4v sEd n The
same time perfectly hArnies Prio1 81 per box.
NTH full and explicit directions
s Id wholesale ard retail by d W. OAGs0OO.
D. uegst GENIAL AZ ut for Davenport snf vici ify.
He Will supply deslerS - Proprieto-'s pYices and
ssnf the pIs by rurn a s toor Hdens ,siy) By -.
caosing him 81 through the Dave port Poet O0os.
CAALOo 4. OOOk, Agent for R1eh Island sDA
vicinify.
y, The ~cnpostiDp u theee pslls b nc scores
Physicians and oth~rs c." know the insr-di.pts ~
inquinng at the sgeocy. and they viii tell thst
they orc supe' Tor 70 anything heretofore Introduces.
sepofAvly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-15
MORE To BE ADMIRED 1HANTHH
RICHEST DlADEM
Wsrn By Kings sr EnpersFs.
WAasi Why Bsextifsl Head Of Hsis.

Bsn uee II y the orna0enf q = hinself peoy3de1
for al our race. Reader although The nee nay
bloom ever so brishty IN the glowing ehees, TIE ~
be ever 90 sparkling, the teeth b. hos Of p aYis n
the head IL beref, Of tie covering or shs hair -
snarted and shrve ed, hsrsh and d'y. worse s,l,
- sprinhitd With gray, nature WI los more than
used two or three times ve T. VIII restore and pes~
manen'ly secure to all such ornsnsns Rcd The
following and Judge. The writer Of the nrst y ~
celebrated Pianist, fhaib-rs:
New York, April 10, IsoR.
Dear Sir :-Permt me =, express 10 you u oAiiea-
tcns am under III the entire restoration u hair
~ its original color about the time u my srsivAl -
the uni"d stsses II ~. rsp,dl- h.conins gray. 6.s
upon the application ~ soet Hair kessegUtfves d
son recovered iis pIigin.i has ] sans,6ss yosf
cacious a. we'll ~ sgTeeAble. a.
am. dear cir, yoars truly. 3. 5HALDg10.
"Drych ar Gwyliedydst"
WEIGH Newspaper ofEce. IS Nassau IT, Apr -, lsSs
PRoT q woop = Desr Cir = some month -
SIX weeks Aso received = bottle Of 1air Res
toraiive aud esve u my Wffe who cnneitded try
on her hair little thinning the tins that uid
restore the gray haiv, but " hers well - my sus-
prise amer few weeks trial u has perforrred that
wonderful eject y 'urnias oil the gray hairs TO
daTA brown, st the same time beaoti'sin g snl thirA
enng the fair. ] strongly Recommend the ahevp
Restorative TO oil persons In want Of sueh change
Of their hair. CHAsLE8 CARDRw.
NEW YoRx, Jsiy -, 1858.
Paor woop: VITA cor ndence do recon-
mend your Hair Restorative - being the most efnoa-
cious article saw. Size using your Haiy Les.
torative my hair and vhishers which wire almost
white have gradually grown dark; and ! nov 1esi
confident that few more applications viii reetors
them 70 their natural color II hiss relieved No
Of all dandrun and unpleasant, itching, % ooumoa
among psrsons Who perspire freeiey.
J0 KILBY.
PRoF woop: About two years $50 my hair
commenced falling oF and tur1in gray; was fase
becoming bald. aud had tried many msdies 70 NJ
efI, Ct commenced using your Restorative IN jan
uary last few applications fastened my tasr
ermiy. II b@gsu to all up, grow out, ana turned
back 70 Its former color. lbAck.) At this time u h
fully restored 70 ts original color, alth and sp-
pearance and chserfnlly recommend IT. "a ali.
Chicago, III. Nay I, 1885 D HOES.
The Restorative Is pst NJ IN bottles or ssss, via
large, medium AMI small the small holds y . pint.
and retsiis for dollar per bottle; the medium
holds At least twenty pes cent more In p.oporttcs
than the small, retaNs tor two dollars PER totiie The
large holds quart, 20 per cent more In proportion
and retai.s for -.
Oh WOODS 4 90, pYaprietoYs, s12 BvoadYSs
NV Ycrt, Tin the Krsst N Wire Railing htsr
ment.) and IIA naYket u, q Lonis No. "a,
And sold By al GOOD DTuGGists and Pang
rasIsrs b~SsNv0
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The Cash SySucm

Sthe ociy one 70 ensure the buyer against frauA
A6ad management, bod buy ing and poor stsek
VIII be buys from house that does 70 credit
business he DO not guarantee oshers'
bus . always sure 70 get GOOD STOs T. ana AZ pri.
cee that viz enforce success There II no b~sinese
90 lableto trrks and traps Of trade - the louoS bu
stness and II Jon would avoid the pois ,nous drum
cold b persons who Do credit businSss and only
calculate on receiving nifty cents the dollar On III
they sell, buy from the CASH HOUSE Of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-15

| eabishet TWENTY YgAkS-kave ssv~d thoesando
nom the grsv--ani their ~oSk u mercy j. 30 ~
completed. Try them They sr. warranted.
BERRlCx 4 mo.
Practical Chsmist-, Albany. y =.
oold af wholee ale and retail By ell Druagi1te y
davenport, and b. Dealers everywhere
y r. r. h 4 l. n. PsLMnR, 1rsvelltno AGeos
AuS42 dan AdnaSs1x
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-15
WHITES QUADRlLE BAND
LsCystrs, Sesss Co, 1Sses.
BAND or TWNVI

Second Violin, Sc4ults,
ClaTtonss, John 0cAaAl9s
NUS, uoGhsesdt,
Oonst, nieAaslis
1sst fru0pss usAsy oeAaAlsgs
Gsauod fYmpse, Mart,
Uut Dre0cA Horn, 0cAf06Ws
osmoA Hp0eA Hon, 0a1u9
NM 0os1tooe, 4. y. 1AaA,
Oootro Daes, paAsA
4sGnOess, 4. u. WAite.
BAND OF NV
Hue Violin, 4. =. VIVA
.0sopad vioiin, Jaoob otso1oagb
OlaStoos1, John ecA1nlos,
OoRnee, Henry 0cAuAles,
la0, A.sW. 1aoI
A ss1ars addrusaA - A. y. RAD - JA0o0
o11A11u1, Dsvopses, lee, = = =. Z. VITA
- 0pnAso. Lava, v1n soea1vo Dgo@ eof110ooA
r. =, ~ fwa11A bso1R 0e1b - - 49,
- = - ass ~aaAs - sAAsA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-15

FIRE. MARINE 1 LIFE INSUR AuCH.
DAvUMPOR1 INSURANCE A0HuCY. D.YAY.
~ Agent, b. legal authority Of the esaas q Iowa,
for the following vel known companies.
IARAEAS UNION INSURANCE co..
OF Hartford
oasA Capalai paid up IN fun. ..oaoo 90
j. T. OoAesl1. Ssd'y. c. n AAtpaan, Asa
STATE IZRIAND NARLNE INHURANCIOO
o. Hax1isbufg. p.
DISH 0ePttal pa3d - IN fuI.. 90
L. w6sd. 0eo'y. J. ?. 1s<AN5bs1 hes1.
4Asoe oooDoniss euGesin reputa&son cpr nruneaa.
peuUptnooo - roopaadhlllty VITA renders a.
- OounAeee md salaot ylSe ID Marine oomnonloG
y ~ Unl1sd 0to1ao.
0Aoevtta Parker Z EDWARDS. Brady ssssss.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-15
MEDICAL.
Takc them and LiveS
Used THloUcHoUr nm woalD.
ueFriek's Sugar Ceated Imb
HI Strengthening raster. =

Own boz ~ Uery1cnso ..
aar Oos ted LIZ PIN, cu1e-
Ing OILY - osoos, win ~
. family six month";, ssvU
twenty -ave dollar. . pny-
sioisn's bills ,Afsesn o. sUGD-
~ more In los, tin, - -
nnfrse-ensiy. TIE H. g
come oensb~r % the 1Amny t.
Tie vs'ue q vhbch soanO9
- estimated IN dollars -
centa.
Aerrickss Kt4 0eSsnGonao-
Ing eias:ers cure u 0vo
hours. pains and VooknoH0
IN the bre sst, slse ona nne1s
shenmatic oOp,asnse = =
qualify short sDsos Of 49,.
spread on . bsa usifui ssoD
cain, t1sif use sutjecte tbs
weaver 70 90 ioc.uvsusEoco
ann each one y III wuas fru0
one wssk 70 thrss 0cesAa.
Pulls family bores - -
Pissteis, co kiA. leA CO.
"TheV have 0~S0 -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-15
DENTAL.
JULIUS CHRNERROUCH,

JULIUS CHRSEBROU Oh,
Dental Surgeon,
vN0ULD respectfully inform the inhsbi.ants Of
w Davenport and vicinity that he has opened IN
Once oire over the Davenport Gas 90. ., In 4er-
WINS a. On Perry, between Third and Fourth st's,
for the Transaction Of Mechanical and Oper alive Den
tistry il a! its branches Having received ins,ruc-
III FROM nd during the rAst year been associated
with, OF the most able practaoaes In the Dast be
feels oOnddent thst any operations entrus ed to him
viii be executed IN . carefal and sktllful manner
him with . call. his recommendation which are OF
the highest character, and would invite the most
critical examination uIon al work cummitted 10 his
hands. All operations registered and warranted -
He solicfts share OF the public patronage and takes
pleasure In submitting tha fo'.cwif teetimcnial:
NEW I0pDop, Oct %. 1851.
This may certify that Dr. J. Chlsebrcugh has bean
pupil Of mine In the study Of Dentistry, and that
during the past year, he has operatsd With me In my
once In his professional ability have the greatest
confidence, and roially recommend him 10 any
Wishing such services thoes Of careful and kill
fuI Dental Operator. Wv. GHkYYI1LD.
And also In referring 70 Hessrs.
@. Z. q. Shepard, Hon :. ". Williams,
p O Learned, DR. ". ". ehe0eld,
Hon EheneseT Learned. c Learned,
D1. Lewis Bests, Rev Daniel Runtinatou.
v Browne, DIR " 6toddasd,
OF New London, Conn also 70
DR.. Barrows, J - Burrows,
Hon n Cannon, DR. Baker,
Dr. wi.h-rva1. Rev Mason,
n 0uSiey 1sq., Aessrs Cook Sargent,
Rev D PsckAsd, DIS True,
n Barrow KsQ VA Remingtoa,
B Woodward. APMAst
CIV smith, PAervin,
HI 81 ymaker, Aw Ban.y rPsbs
Aev @ 4asoun, Chss Powers
Jof LAmbrte, Jno AOaers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-05-16
TO MAJoR eEoRaE LEWIS.

MOUNT VERNON 5ih April, III
DEAR SIR: Your letter Of the 3lst ult., from
Culpeper county, came to my hands late st
night on the 5th inst, and the inclosure FOR
your brother Fielding was sent to him early
next morning.
The melancholy occasion Of your writing has
fllei me with inexpressible concern The
debt Of nature, however, sooner or later, must
be paid By US all and although the separation
from our nearest relatives is a heart-rending
circumstance, reason, religion and philosophy
teach US to bear it with resignation while
time alone can ameliorate and soften the psngs
we experience at parting.
It must have been consohng Circumstance
to my deceased sister, that so many Of her
friends we're about her.
| find myself almost in the situation Of a
new beginner; 90 much DO my houses and
everything about them stand 10 need Of repairs
What with joinsTs, painters, glazier, sc, &c,
have scarcely room to 90 into at present,
that is free from one or other Of them. But
the inside will soon be done, though it will re-
quire good deal Of time to make good the de-
GAYS which | an every day discovering in the
out buildings and inclOsures.
This leads me to ask If YOU know Uf e good
house-joiner vhils or black that could be
hired by the year, or month, snd what terms.
want one who 10 capable Of making a well
finished panel door, sash and wainseOt, and
who could be relied on for bis sobriety and dill
igeEce.
At any time, and all times, we should be very
glad to see you and Mrs Lewis at this place
and with best regards to you both, in which
your aunt Joins,
an, dear sir, your sincere ftend, and
An-oti7nats Unole,
GkO. WASHINGTON.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-05-16

MAN SHOT IN FAYETTEvILLE.-Tbe O5-
serUsr OF the 9th says last Monday MIR. Lawson
| Turley, an old man aged about 40 years, wa'
/ shot in this place by man named McElys
/ Both were under the influence OF liqaOT- Th'
I wound. which is in the right breast, is severe
4 though thought not 70 be mortal. MeElj awsl
/ immediately arrested and placed in Jail, aud OF
j Tuesday was brought before Justice Farquhar'
/ son, McCord and Gordon, for hearing, bu
! for some cause the examinstion was deferred
and at the time Of going to press had not takeI
place.
This, we understand from some Of our ok
/ citizens, is the only case Of man shooting ths
! has occurred in Fayetteville for twenty o
twenty-five yesrs-sn immunity from afrsy
I that speaks well for the town.