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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-18
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAs on the 18th day Of June, A 1857,
w Patrick Collins executed unto Austin Coz bin
trustee, GeTtSin deed Of Trust, yng to -
Trustee the lxcd 10 Scott county. lows descrb As
follows to Wit The East half lot number eighties
(S) in Cook Sargen's addition to tn CITY o. DAven
pori; which said conveyance was made by the said
Collins for the purpose Of securing the payment OF
two ain promssory notes and the interest there
on signed by SAID Collins, payable to CHARLES j. Du-
p. mt, dated the 18th day OF June 1857, enc for
eighteen and 15lOO dollars, due In six MONTHS and
one for the sum Of hundred sixty eight nd Is OO
dollars payable In one year.
And now said first describe ! notes having become
due and payable. and the said Patrick Collins having
failed to pay the same, Austin Ooroin Trustee
- Aforesaid. ct request Of said Charles Dupont.
do hereby give this public notice, that BY virtue
OF the p.wer which il In me vested BY said deed
Of Trust. ! will. on Wellesley the 10th day Of
February D 1855, u the hour Of . O'Clock IL
the afternoon Of said day, At the Court House
door In the city Of Davenport, expose and offer
for sale, 1t public auction, 10 the highest bidder
for cash, the parcels Of land above described or so
much thereof shall be Sufficient to satisfy and nav
the amount Of sad note, with tho interest thereon 10
the day Of sale, together with the expenses attend
ing sad SALE costs Of this notice and Trustees fees
Upon the completion Of such sale deed viii be even
In accoTds ncc with the stipulation Of said Deed Of
Trust.
Dated the 18th day Of Januaey A D, 1853.
AU0TIN CORBIN,
Jan 3fustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-18
Carbon Cliff Coal.
~ 8 CENTS PER BUSHEL

vCHY CARBON CLIFF COAL AININ GO are
Il osnsp of6th q and Wesn Avenus) q eight csnts
4 hushel and ten esnts delivered. he ettissns Of
evanooes ed pse4as ofshis viciaity WIN rc0eoesr
u - . Voro he 1got b inaueuSoeo OW pSte heee
4 ~ - ~ Aoouso tha0 thet - shAu eootaooo =
q q q - w I0Wo1e Sesee
...s.s 1sass' s1o'ia;: . : e.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-18

REMOVAL.
STORE TO RE.vT
WE HAVE SECURED THE MAGNIFICENT
w Store Room In MEIRoPOLfTAS BLOCK, wher-
we Vii remove the 1st OF nsr,b. We are at great
exp nse In fitting up the same d. srous o mating II
the most attractive store In Davenport. we will
keep, st all times, the largest aud most complete
stock Of
Mems and Boys Clothing
To be found West OF Chicago. We shail also con
tinue the mat ufActure OF Custom Woix Call and
us. We offer our present store for rent the
most liberal terms
FeLlItf r. H. PARKS Il co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-18
DRUGGISTS.
'rRUSSES,


~ TRUSSES,
tenure that ny be worn with esss
and q mort me snbecribsr has sWss on hand .
Arc assortent Of Trussss embrscias the mos com-
rhte varirtv ever offered. H. guarantees corrse
70 all ants, also for sale Uasyusosy
nandares. Eiastic Stockings. sif Injecting SYRINGE
H. drsns Enemss, OF new and improved uAksrs.
,in FRANZ - JAcosS. ApoAhscAry.
UBINs Brss Gets for the handkerchief. var
IL rant ! genuiIe, constantly On hand and Sor
usf PRAH,Is yAcosy. Apotheesry.
DAZIH 8 Amsniine, ust reoeived BY KStress
Dion the manufacturers for tho cure and prove
ostos Of IN, ped hsnds b for ssis BY
du ERANtts JAtUBv, ApothecsU.
AD MAS BRIT Utero- Abdominal supporter,
~ inv snted ~ Mira. Sarah Belts, Phiisdsiph'A,
iishlv recommended by the Medical Faculty, -
oeins III bet ms, run,sn Of .he .,oa S s sac ~
TrMS eS,
Suspensory Bsndages, Shoulder Braces
AIRS BETS Utsro- Abdominal Supporters. Self
vi Injecting Syringes OF ths most improved kiod
TAYLOR d BALLARD,
julyi5du 10 LeCiaire Row, DDS.
Spirits ofTurpentine, Camphene
BURNING FLUID,
A LCOHOL, LAID OIL, LlNsEID OIL, FISH OIL
- always on hand. Also
Paints, Dry and i'm Oil,
WHITE LEAD, WINDOW GLASS,
and vAkkIStiks u all kinds.
O-derr for I'll articles 10 orr line promptly oiled,
JuyIidtf TAYLOR h bALlOkD.
U.v'XO.V DRUG STOKE
W. W. McCAMMON & CO.,
No. q Brady street West side, near Second street
DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
DYE STUFFS, &C.,
ALSO THE LARGEST AHD BKsT ASSORTMENT OF
r n II II q M II H y
in the city.
Extracts for the HdkE.,
Preparations for the HAIR,
Combs, By,ssJhes, &c.,
VNHICH we buy Of the manufacturers and Will
w sell at the lowest figure. Our Prescription
Department hitherto Is attended to by Mr. 8. Il
Htgr Ia person. In compound preparations none
but the pureet ingredients will be used.
N. b. Medicines 20 be had at all hours 81 the
night. W. w. McCAMMON B. co.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
MMOTH
Stationary 4 Blank Book House
II. III. BVRLErxr-r.


NO. l22 LAKE STREET CHICAGO
" HOLEsALE and kttsil dealer. In III .,,a. :,
&c, &c. '''hafy' Blank Books,
Mp constantly on hand, I'll kind. % ,,sns boob.
.a.h Is, i%asefs, Journals Day II, k C,.h ~.
shtek btks' ft"eipt Books hill I,sows TIms toass
Sheep covered Memorand nm AMI y. ps "" r.
eI,, a'ou'n Docks 81 MI size- and STYLES. Rnsi.h
~, n,'o' aLmeins with rutt.r straps Bank-r.
oasss, NOT ana Bill Gases in fact ev,,v s,x,s -,
KIND 81 blank huok IA u. ei,h.- -, -. oy ~
ouue', on very snort notice srdA Ire b,st m.nne,
We would also cali attention oesr large s,aas 81
Writing and Blank Book paper.,
Consisting 10 part u plain and ruled o., .,,.r
Az" Note Also, Flat Cap s'rpwn DENY re,
SUPER Royal, aud Imperial Papers. ''"'"''
Drdeiag Papers and Raiiroad S,,,;o,.r,,
Whaimans DENY. Royal, auper Roy, ,m,.,,.,
Elephant, pcnnh Elephant. Cucumber, Aua.. AMI
Aptiqnarean 10th smooth ard r.nrh 60.
French Ard Enslish Roll drawing pa,,.r -, 80
length Tracing doth 30xsi inches wide Tracing u.r.r
IN sheets roll.
Drswn Sons Profile 4 Crssa Se ton Pspsv.
l'ieid Books, TRANSIT Books, Level Books Camel
snd Battle pencis, In Tia Ink NewmaIls AMI Windsor
NtNtohs wafer cJ!ors. IN half anu whole cak,s
Mathematical Instruments ia sets aud sapefatr
scales Proirsttois Pa. airl X les, Pocket Rale-.
&c, &C
CllESTERMAN'S METALLIC TAPES
length. Any ihstrum nj not hand when wanted
wui De- ordered from tae east on short notice and
fafhi.heds at Manufacturer, p.ices.
OFFICE STATIONERY.
Every variety 81 Office stationery both Freisn and
Domestic, kept consianty On hand.
Bariey's Celebrated Fountain Pen.
which for durability elasticity and nrmue-s are uu-
surpassed by any other pea now in
Hats Percussion Presses
We have the agency for "Hal. Celebra ed
ana Lever nj Presses" the best AID most eccno-
inicsi seal press now u.s., for BANKS Railroad or
hccs coun OILS, and Notary Public ANY order.
ir"a ded to u. vii be- ats bicd with tbs utrao,,
despatch
Letter Copying Presses,
al siies and siyl from tie small lett er pres, at
o. 10 I" The large Railroad way bills at ATS WITH
be~ks 10 ntch oil all sizes
blank Book MaMuiac tory
We have onna.ted with our st.re n,s. c,ss.
blnhk Book hni.iy, whor. We q g prepared 1, furn
sh at .hct MOTTO, any kind OF blank books with or
~haout printed headings and OF any a, ed pattern:
! ALDO . h!ii rs soi tine II II Binders stock
Country Merchants
are PARTICULARS requested 20 call AM; -xemne our
Stock before goi Y 10 New 70 \. We think n ia In
"hi.h VIII render uip L. the East unnecessary
All orders promptly attended toby
An uUKLEY SEQ,
Wholehsle 4 Retain stationers an: blank BOOK Man
ufact. rers,
I32 LAX Q st. Claie,A<o.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-18
REMOVALS..

IA II M q " K!
uARDwARy ON COMNIssION.-The sub-cr-
III Der has removed his entire stock OF HARDWARE
To his store In Nichols Bork, corner Of Seccnd
and Brady streets, sign Of the BROAD AXE where
he viii keep Oh hand general assortment Of goods
In his line
CARPENTERS, BULL RS,
CRSNITYfS, MA CHINLS7S,
TANNERS AND FARMERS
viii here ind . laue and well assorted stock Of
Shelf and Heavy ArrdsCare
which will be sold by the undersigned al ten to
twenty nve per ceDt less than Le;ere Of re! In
this market.
Country dealers can buy 1t this store q. as low
rates - 81 st. Louis Chicago. Gail and exao.ine
before pureh asing elsewhere.
7yDctf ]. q. WAShBCRN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-18
MARSHAL'S SALE.
~ II q I'D .a.MIZIFG TIN.

lsFAULT having been made by tie o. ners of the
~ several lots parcels land hereinafter psr-
tcuiarly describ'd ID, In the payment OF me sumo Of
ma ney severaly assesed asAinsl The eaue, fer tho
purpose Of the streets upon which said
lots ard pafd front, shall on
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-18
Notice..

TIVE REIi8Y ASSOCIATION will Snrnish nae
i ~ female helps, on Application 70 Mr.. naSal ct
HI oaDce. Pereoos desiring such earnestly r..
quast ~ 70 apply - above, - this win greetly ~
tAe y esety In their sbors. ~ sfder q the
vnvlndt A0aOC1ATyOW
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-18


The above schedule Of property embraces princ,-
pal;y splendid Ciy Residences, City and Suburban
building lots In AID adjoining tire City OF Culumtu
Ohio-the Capitol OF the Third STATE IN1HE
DISSEMINATING 80 900 inhabitants, aud rapidly In.
crossing In manufactures, Commerce, y pulation
wealth and in the value Of its real estate
The above property will be distributed to Ticket
Holders, before or OH
The 1st Day Of March, 1855,
II the Ticket are not sooner disposed OF; but in
view Of the interests ofthe Ticket holders the large
amount, and he great value Of the property rsked
sufc ent time after the Of the tickets viii be al
lowed 10 give six weeks notice. (throuRh agents and
newspapers) % that such ticket holders AN appont
their commit ee to make su h distribution
The public Is assured that this distributor Of nror
erty 10 not connected with any Exhibition, Concert
or any ether costly entertainment, which can be en-
joyed BY only few Ticket Holders but cor s,ts ~
solid valuable property SO proportoned 10 the price
equal chance.
Persons visiting Columbus, Ohio are requested to
xamne the location and Character OF said prop .rty
endt pIats Of the same now filc in his Office
Those desiring to purchase tickets can obi Ain them
at this ofce BY enclosing - TN current Bank nils
ct 0rlered.
AGENTS WANTED.
Persons desiring to act IS Agents In the .sle Of
Tickets, who will forward Recommendation sieoed
by some responsible person, VIII be promptly an
sweP-d. ~
to the property above mentione the value there.
o. ormy standing, Irefer the public to the BANKERS.
Merchants and business men generally q Columhns
u All orders for Tickets, and other letter. mn.s
oe sou1esscu 10 NJ. RINGER,
A,,,,, Columbus, Ohio.
Apply for Tickets and further Information 20
NICHOLAS KUHNEN,
J.G1LIET
co.,.. 1OwIN FAT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-18
WHOLE NUMBER OF TICkErS, 60. o0o
ONLY TWO DOLLARS EACH

I CAPT. PRIZE, A ST. ENDID HOUSE.
i Lot and Fun niture, southeast corner Of
d.. and Fourth streets, Columbus, y .....SI4 400
l House and Lot, south tide Friend. be.ween
9TH and 7th streets, G .iumbus, Ohio. 800. 64oO
Suburban acre building Lots, on Broad
way, $3,2n) each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. G 400
! Suburban acre 81 poles bailding Lot on
Broadway. ........................ 3 OOO
Brick House sn ali LOT South ST. corner
OF Rich and 9th stree 100
50 acres VI land In Madison county, Ohio
near Railroad Lepot. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1920
lots at the Columbus (ODiU) Delot (used BY
five rahroads). ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 100
l lot IL Bartlett, IIulburd & Smiths addition
~ Columbus. o.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
NJ at cottage and lot On Friend sire,t CO.
lumbus Ohio. ................... 40
The Riddle Slaughter House md Cattle Yard
attached, one mile west or Culumbus.. 100
Brick Cottage and acre lot, a neat SUBURBAN
resneEce. go
~ suburban bulldog lots, acre each, $3.50
esch. ........... Is 600
103 CT y lots ia John w. Bakers Cd Broadway
euult'on.. *, $50
IS lots In John W. Bakers ist addition o.,
Broadway ....................... 4,.4O
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-18
LIE Claire Machine Works
Goa. SCOTT AND FRONT s1's.

TO W Ms r d, HAYES L CO..
Successors TO TOWNSEND, SMITH Co OF rar
HsHksye Machine Shop and n Donahrc. OF
the lie Claire" manufacturers Of improved Oscil
iatine Siie v-lve and Steamboat Engines Mil work
Machinery, Shnftipg PuIl:es, &C., -,
Repairing and Jon Work p promptly attended IN
Davenport. Iowa, January 90, 1928 IJolts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-18
CHICAGO.

FROM
J. J. 0ALLAoHER'e,
General Advertising and Collecting
AGENCY,
81 DEARDORN ST.. CHICAGO, lila.
THDo BETS, a. A. X sAwYER,
J. d. NKiLES, JNc. O. AKLLKN
sawyer, Mellen T. Co.,
ass L s80 SOUTH WATER ST,
Chicago, III.
BET7 $, .MELLE.V'E 20.
Ne. SOUTH MAIN ST,
1t. Louis, MO.
General Commission T. Forwarding
Merchants.
II EF NOES:
Renict 4 Peterson. St Lotto
VS. Gilman, do
6eorge Pegrsm, do
Capt W Gould, do
L.anin, Smith Boi-S, Do
Capt johnson. Louisiana. No.
F,iPt n wheeler, Chesgo
LAfiln, smith 1 Boies, do
All Ksnn-Jy b Co, New Or.eAns.
A6Tarwel / Co, Boston.
Starring, Mccullough Co., n. Y.
Nav - l657d1y
FROM
G. n. SCRIvEN'9
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY.
No. G3, DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO.
Bags. Bags. BaHS!!!
BUY YOUR BAGS OF ALI. KINDS
Oh A : + & G. o.,
EASTERN MANUFACTURING: AGENTS
IA, SOUTH WATER STREET, CHICAGO.
CHS Jan9ltf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-18
Wednesday, the 10th day Of March.

d ls5s, At the ono Of the City Marshal OF the
City Of Davenport, ct O'Clock n. ptuceei Z, cell
the los AID psrceA Aforesaid in der te III Ct said
sums Of money oeeher with interest 10 per c. nt
and the cost If this advertise meat
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-18
MEDICAL.
01e HUB - = 61'0
Medical InnPDmaPy
, sor.pnN. CONSCIENTIOUS AD-

} 1AnDossu SrsxEE. orrosErs THE RKvEsx
HOrU-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-18
CIlESTERMAN'S METALICTAPE

OF all lengths. Snrvcyors Chains 90 and 100 feat 4,
length Any instrum nj not Oh hand hen wanted
wlli be ordered from tae east on short notice and
fuTnisht ID at Manufacturer, n. i,rs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-18

TIC IN Niehon's New Block on Brady and Be-
~ s'e e"' oc0ldn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-18
OFFICE STATIONERY!

every variety Of Office stationery, both TSreign and
Domestic kept coustsntly on hand.
Burieys Celebrated Fountain Pen.
which for durability elasticity and nrmuess, are un-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-18

vuoo = thoss VITO vill re- scs
Ma oaso0o foes that on hum
- oheuonnA 11oaasoAily 10 ire
Uoooo1 GeoAao VIII consu0ption
Ungne0os - Dre0at are decay:
9noeo oaoaoe b - effect With
- % oAeQuote cane.
q vtGv % tAs awful dostrsc-
~ eehu0an lt1e and health By
uaaena0ns o. pesmsture e.
hoaDo1oo 81 aesay Of tbs n.rv.
- syoeAO-servoas debility,
eanoo1 ~ esxsai dissases, such
- ~ vtess u Salt Abuse. SENT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-18

lieid Books, TRANSIT Il, oks Level Rocks Camel
nnd Snhle pencils. In Tia Ink, Newmas AMI Windsor
4 NewtoHs water cJ.ors IN half ANA whole c,k,.
Mathematical Instruments ia sets aud spetat-
sfales Productions, Pa. avl X les, Pocket Rales
&c, &C
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-18

WHICH we buy Of the manufacturers and Will
w sell At the lowest figure. Our Prescription
Department ~ hitherto Is attended to by Mr.. s.
R'gr In person. In compound preparations none
but the purest ingredients will be used
N. u. Medicines to be had at all hours 81 the
night W. w. NcCAMMON co.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-18

LII Lake st, ChiOREo
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For Hard Times.

os s. r.: Cd Ds~eerse. 1ecsllsssh, 10. 8. .v,e
sssas0 aat fspairsd. psSsA sess
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-02-26

A DISAPPOINTMENT. A capital story is
told Of q Young fellow, who one Sunday
stn.llrd into the village church, and Was ell.
ectri6ed and gn.ti6ed by TIE sparkle OF a
pair Of brilliant black eyes which were riv.
eted upon his face. After service he saw the
possesor Of the witchina orbs leave the
church alone. and embo dened by her glance
he ventured to follow her. his heart aching
with rapture. lie saw her look behind, and
E,ncied she evinc,d some emotion ut recog.
MIXING h,m lie then quickened his pace,
and she actually slackened hers. as if to LET
him come up with her-but We will permit
the young gentleman to speak IN his own
way:
Noble young creature 7" thought L her
artlr~s and warm heart is superior to the
bonds Vi custom.
~ 70 ,ched within stones throw Of her
She suddenly halted. and turned her face To-
wards the. Ny heart swe.led to bursting.
| reached tho spot where she -tood. She he
gan Ia speak. and tos OF my hat US II do
my honor "a an angel.
care you a peddler?"
"No. my dear g,rl that Is not my occu
pa ion.
"well, I don't know" continued she not
very harshfully, and eying me very sternly,
~ thought when raw you in the meeting
house. that you looked like the peddler who
passed of a pewnr half.dollar on me about
,bros wesks ago. and 10 determined to keep
AN eve on him. Brother John has got home
now and says IL catches the teller, he'll ring
his neck for him and aint sure but you r
the sood.for.nothing rascal after ALL"
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-02-26

MISS NorB. A gentleman, feeling a
strong partiality for a young lady whose
name was No,ss, was desirous, without the
ceremony Of formal courtship, to ascertain
her sentiments For this purpose he said to
her one day. with that kind Of air and man
ner which means either jet or earnest, Us
YOU chose to take it-.'ii were to ask you
whether you were under matrimonial enga'
gements to any one, what part OF your
name (No-yr-) might | take for an answer
The inst" said she, in the same tone -
"And were to ask you were inclined to
form such an engagement, should such per
ION offer Who loved you, and was not indii-
ferent to your-elf. what part OF your name
might he then take as answer y 1.-The
L.st." "And, i'll tell YOU that l love you
and ask you to form such IN engagement
with me then what part Of your name may
I take ?" 10, then replied the blushing
girl, "take the Whole name, as In such
case would cheertully resign IL for yours, v
IL i almost needless to add that they were
soon afterwards married.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-02-26

terine amoness NE leaves, whils' Tom laid
himself on his back and opened bis mouth
into which there kept dripping the most ex'
oui.itsly Favored WINE mortal over tasssd, q
which Lunel or Fronugnac, VI even Shirss,
are but a. the rinsings of bottle when CON-
pared to the strength and sweetness Of thu
novel vintage. ls 10 true Tom wss drsnched
~ the skin during the Ave minutes the show
or lasted still he did not complain, and
there he lay. in fuddled state, thinking ],
would have bsen v.ry nice If rach shower
had lasted much longer.
In spite Of the hazy condition OF his in
tellect. he recollected that he had one more
chance eft an now that he had eaten and
drank his Gil. he began thinking what no
should wish for next.
les not I who should b foolish enough
To wish for lard full Of wool. that's Ger.
hlin.' slid no u himself. with . chuckls |:
but II ] ask for lsnty Of money can eat
roast gvoss and drink vine every day, and
never have 10 do an hours work. So wish
with all my heart there would fall = heavy
shower Of gold and silver coins for the next
hour, and then shall have good time Of
It ~ lpng Us live
His impudent wish was no sooner spoken
than granted Down fell. not . gentle show
or, but downright torrent Of gold and oil
yer pieces, harder and heavier than the lar
gest MISUNDERSTANDING too, without inter
mission, and hitting smartly a. they fell
In vain Tom rosred aloud u the Nix to stop
the rain; he might a. well b We argued
with whirlwind. IL went on naming gold
and liver for the next hour at tho end Of
which the foolish fellow lay buried beneath
his treasure, having forfeited his life. like
many another miser than he, 70 an over
weening love Of gold
When his fellow elrder came that way,
some hours afterwards, his notice was At
tncted by Toms Card lying On the grDund.
when he had discovered his poor friend BE-
meath mound oi gold and silver coins; for
the shower had only been u partial one, and
did not extend beyond the circle Of the tree
which accounts for watty's knowing moth
ing abou, il. lie immediately guessed what
must have happened, and that the Nix pun.
lshed HIM for being such Lazy fellow.
If he had hut asked for plenty Of WOOL
-aid tn, thrifty watty, that would never
have killed him. hat pity he despised
honest industry And then Wat deter.
mined to give away all the money to the
poor. IN he might never be tempted to
grow lazy; and picking up his friends
c..rd-the only part "f his legacy that he
to him>lf-he went his ways
thanking heaven with o
grateful heart, for having taught him u
restrict his own wishes within the bounds
oi moderation.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-02-26

4 ID puiIrs, AID ~ the on>ishae -,
l--' Kriery, IA sail County OF las:
GREETING.
We ccm,nanJ YOU Ia attach The good,
,r estate Of Z linunL PsrAIus oi P,Hi>'nou'h lh
,b,. C.,unIy al Rs,sng hsm snd Safe ~ Ne.
A A., psh,Ir, aud Elisha pe,kins iohl'r'ly ot oid'
,l,Gtd,n said { ouniy ul York, and nov Of b'"ou''
,ug,on in the Couniy oi Mclean aud Slate o.
I I,,,.,,>, Genllrneu, aud 10 mrrly cNp"rne's un-
dee The 6rm name aud >iy at T. X Z Perhins,
In ,h, value at ninety dollsrs, aud summon Tue
aid Et,nuud Perkins and T. isha Pefkins ti'
they may b. fnnnd IN your pFecincD To APPEAR
h-lar. our J,suc-- Uf our supreme J"j,eia'
Count, next IA br holden al A'irr'i, within aud 'of
or laid Cuuniy oI York, Un the nr>t Tuesday o,
January, A. ID. 1879, ih-a and lhr,e IN our ss'u
Cuur, Ia answer unto l.s'chsr Weym""'h q.
S.co la sail Coanty of York, yroa'sn 10 plea
at Ih. CAS-. Tor that said Edmund Perkins and cIi'
.ha Pc. kins ., said B,,ldsiorl "a The fourth d",
uf Mach A ID. 1873 -, lllr,r pros.,-sofy MI. u
,h., date by them sub-c,il under Their IRA
na..e at h. X T.. Perkins tor value received pfon'
,.-L ,h- Pl.m,,ti I" ply h ot order the sun VI
lut,v dulls.s vu si-,nsnd Nth in,ensi.
Yet the -sId Ehnaad pe'kin- aud El'sha Per
LIN, though I-qurs,e have noi paid the sa'''r
SuI urgIrc,s -, 10 do q the damage II the s"i'
PiaIn,iH la he ss,s) the rum at ",nets dolis'-
| ~ hI.1 sLsil ihru sud ih-re lie mae In sppra'
~uh otSe, due damages, Aud have you thee
,a,- ~,u With yuu' d Jag ,I.-teia.
wiln.s-. JohS = TK>sxY. Esquire, at Allrrd
the. ~ en,IrI day Ut Nv,e,ibrr la ,h year at o'
L.,rd oue Thousand eight huni,r,l and ni,y s~veu
JAS U MCINTYRE. Clerk
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-02-26
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