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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-07
Che aailg gaa1rtaM.
Evansville Exchange and Currency
Table.


Table.
Corrected By the Braaeh Bomk
New York, Buying y. Selling =
c Sew or,sahs' :. par !. e
BANxABLE FUNDS, OF CURRENCY AT PAR.
STATE BANk OF INDIANA. ALLEGuEsY CRY BASK.
Bank or THE STATE or IN MoSoSGAHELA BAsK, Pa
DIANA. BALTIMORE.
srArf BANK or ONO. Except American Bqal.l
KENTUCKY. PITTsBURG.
LorIs1aSA. PnrIApELrHrA, [Erecpt
SPECIE PAYING FREE Bank Of PeimsytrdRta.l
BANKS or INDIANA. Missouri.
WHEELING CRY.
STOCK BANKS or OHIo-ExcEPr
Union Sandusky & dis CITY, Cincinnati. go dis.
City Bank Columbus 8 dis Canal Ceycland....75 dis.
NEW YORK, NEW ENGLAND, NEW JERSEY, AND DELLA.
WARE, IN GOOD CREDIT.
srEcIE-PAYING FREE BANKS
BrOokyille Bank, Brook Exchange Bank, Green
Bank Of EIkhart, Elk Fayette Co. Bank Con-
hart. Rersville.
Rank Of Goshen. Goshen. Farmers Blk, westield
Bank of Gosport Gosport IIoosicr Blk, Logansport
Bank OF Indiana, Michi- Indiana Bank, hanis"h-
gan City. Indiana Reserve Bank,
Bank of Monticello, Mon Kokomo.
Bank Of Mt. Vernon, Mt. Franklin.
Vernon. Indiana Stock Bank, La
Bank Of PaOli, PaOli. porte,
Bank Of Rockville, Wa Kentucky Stock IL X, TO
hashtOwp lumbus.
Bank of Syracuse, SYRIA Lagrange Bank, Lima
cuse DIer. and Mechanics Blk
Rank of Salem, Salem New Albany.
Rank Of Salem New Al New York and Va. Stat,
baov Stock Bank, Evansville
GIo,,uinrton Blk Bloom Parke Go. Bank, Rock
ington Vile.
Crescent City Bank, Ey- Prairie City Bank, Terr,
ausyills Haute.
Canal Bank Granville Southern Bank Of Ind.
Cambridge City k, Cam Terre Haute.
bridge City. Salem Bank, GO-hcn
Central Bank, Indianapo-
lis.
UScURRENT FUNDS.
The principal uncurrent funds in this market ar
Illinois, wisconsin and Tennessee. They may d
quoted about a follows:
Illinois usCou
Tennesse-Planters and Union banks. "
Bunk OF -
FREE Banks-solvent. .............-....-.......lGlH
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-07

-k|ship heretofore existing between John \.
Rcitz, John y. Hancy and W. Carpenter, under the
firm and name Of Reitz, llaney & Co.. has been
this day dissolved 10y the retirement of W. CarIeH-
ter. EsI, the interest of said W. Carpenter having
been purchased by the said John 4. Rcitz aud
John y Hancy. Tho affairs and business of the old
firm viii hc settled hy the new hrIn of
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Times and Places OF holding County
Agricultural Fairs I'm Indiana.

Blackford-IIartford City, October l4th
and 18th.
Delaware-Muncie, September 90, Oct. l..
Dearborn-Aurora, September %, Oct. /.
Fayette-Connersyillc, September 18th to
10th.
Fraukln-Brookville, September 20 to
October l.
Fulton-Rochcster, October 18th and 10th.
Hendricks-Danville, September Ii, 4.
Howard-KOkomO, October 2lst and 22d.
Henry-Newcastle, September %, %, "a.
Jennings-Vernon, September -, II.
Jefferson-Madison, September u, %, %
| Observation-Disclosures, October - and H.
acknowledgements, September %, "a
ery-CrawfordSvillc, September
| 9Th, 10th and 18th.
/ Morgan-CentertOn September 8, Q, lC
and IL.
Ohio and Observation-Disclosures, Sep
TENDER % To 80.
/ Owen-Spencer, September 22d to 24th
Park and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Sep
! TENDER 2lSt TO oath.
! Rusll--Rushville, September l4th to | 9Th
Scott-Lexington September %, %, 30
Shelby-Shelbyvillc. Sept. 9Th to 10th.
/ Spencer-Ro September %, "a.
Sullivan-Carlile, September 30, Oct
/ South Western Indiana District Fair
! Vincennes, October 10Th to 22d.
Union Fair for Hancock, Henry, and lIusl
Counties September 9Th Il
10th.
Washngton-Salem, September 20, %.
/ Wayne County Richmond, Septembe
%. October |.
Observation-Disclosures Sept. 18th 30th
RENTTCKY.
Bourbon County-Paris, September al
| to 10th.
NoTE-Thc above list will he enlarged a
information is received of the times an,
places of County Fairs. Presidents an,
Secretaries are requested to favor us wit
the needed facts.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-07

-
Liver Complaint, from la
STA to a common headache
of a Diseased Liver.
The Liver is one of the
human bOdy,and when IL
the powers OF the system
stomach isalmosi entirely
action OF the liver f0r thel
functions. When the sto
are az fault, and the wholeI
Quence OF one Organ-thel
It's duty. For the diseases
proprietors has made IL
more than twenty years,
wherewith to counterfeit
to which il is liable
To prove that this re-
person troubled with liver
forms, has but TO try a
certain.
A compound has been
and extracting that part
active virtues ofthemedi-
all morbid or haa matter
ing in their place ahealthy
the stomach, causing food
the blood, giving tone and
merry removing the causes
ing a radical cure without
after effects, felt hy using
that is usually reSOrted
One dose after eating is
stomach and prevent the
ing
Only one dose taken be
nightmare.
Only one dose taken n
gently and cures costly,
One dose taken ate
.E One dose Of tw,
relieve a sick headache.
One bottle taken Cor fe
the cause of the disease
Only one dose immedi
0nedOse often repeated
dorbus and a preyenta
One dose taken cftel
renee Of bilious attacks
=, feelings.
, Only one bottle /
, system the effects ofmeii
, One bottle taken 81
lowness Urunnatural CD
} One dose taken a shot
} VISOR to the appetite an.
} One dose often repeate
! in its worst forms, Will
! plants yield almost to III
One or two doses cure
while for worms I'm child
\ e. on speeflier remedy i
/, There is no eXaggeratio
are plain, sober facts, tha
: prove, while all who Us
. im0us testimony in il
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-07
rrinciraI REGULATORS ofthe

worst Jaundice or Dysrep-
, all Of which. are thsresul
IA Dts 1901
princira regulators of the
EperfOfnis iis functionswcfl
S<sre iuily develo,ses.. The.
.dependent on the healthy
~pr0pef performance VI lis
Is az fanlithe bowels
.system suffers in conse-
.iiver-havinc ceased 10 do.
III that organ, one Of the :
stud. /, in a practice Of 7
ugrto find some remeiy
<he many derslngements
SVmedv isat last found, any
complaint in any ot IL
- bcttie, and conviction il
.formea bydisSoifinr gum
(which il soluble Cot the
These gums remove
~. from sthe system supply
How OF bile inyigorlting
10 digest we'll, purifying
health IN the whole machi
-anf the disease aud effect
ANY Of the dislgreeahle
-calOmel or nliDeralpoison
sufficient TO relieve the
-sood from rising aud sour
Cfore retiring prevents
~nipht loosens the bowels
~. mess.
: each meal win cure Dys-
-teasPoonsful VIII always
-<male obstruction removes
and makes n perfect cure.
stteiy reheveschalic while
I%Sa sure cure for cholera
I've "a CNttFtd-
will prevent the recur-
) @while itrel!eVes all pain
-
: Aneeded 70 throw out Of the
~cineafter q ong sickness
EOr from the sk.fir
peime before eating gives
ih,makes food digest we'll.
iScures Chronic Diarrhea
e summer and bowel com =
- iIrstdOSe.
5 @aitacks caused iy worms,
rem, there's no surer, SAT
, ,Sthe world rs il never fails
u "n these statements; they
{ eSwe can give evidence q
e - il are giving their unan.
3 favor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-07
LEGREGEA ~ mn I.nEsA E.nE...r,

on 6 doz. Scytlcs and Snuthcs, various patterns
= do Scythcs and Cradles, do do;
6 do Manure Forks;
> 80 Long Handled Hay Forks;
do short do do
boxes Scythe Stones. FORBADE ut
Il H.CppK 4 SONS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-07
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
.S3ZO.OOO

d. 4SJ Prizes amounting 900
Whole Tickets Sl0 Halves 50; Quarters S21a.
pG-A Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
Will he sent to any one DESTROYS of receiving it,
Certificates of Packages will bc sold al the fol-
lowing rates. which is the risk:
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sig 1ed
aier, John
sogers. Levi
rankin, J. W.
Ross, j.. g..
'rccman, Il. Il
MACON,
Dear Sir: i, Ga
It | have been afHi
ears and at times
he wonderful cur,
5 induced 10 try
OF the Electric u
n have the use al
lade before fifty IL
b. u. SHIT.
igDeSl, were presen
n. Brantly, H. J. {,
Raleigh az
CERTIFICATE.
NINDsBORO, :. G.. !
!, do hereby certi
d for two months
one of my legs be-
so that Il founfI
CERTIFICATE.

WINDsBORo, =. G.. MARCH, q, 49,.
j, David Elkin, do hereby certify that have
bccn badly afflicted for two months with infamma
tory rheumatism, one of my legs being mach swoIl-
en--stih and sore-so that j found il exceedingly
difficult TO walk-that the stiff joint has been twice
rubbed with Prof. DeGraths celebrated Electric
On within thirty hours; and now have the perfect
use Of the afflicted limb. / was also troubei with
partial deafness in my left ear and by single ap-
plication of the Electric Oil my hearing has been
greatly improved.
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TOBACCoNISTS.
yY,HE h.anGEsT goB.scGo Es-

Would respectfully inform the citizens of Evans
willie and vicinity, that they have larger stock Of
Tobacco. SegarS. Snuff, Pipes. and
German smoking Tobacco.
than any two establishments II our principal CITIES.
Hotels and store-kcepers look TO your Interests
Before purchasing elsewhere, please examine mr.
large assortment, which pledge o'ir~clvesto sell
at the lowest Baltimore prices, and cheaper than
can be bought i'm Cincinnati or Louisville. All we
ask you shall call and judge for yourselves.
We offer any of the above at wholesale or rctail.
Our establishment is branch Of the Wen known
| cx tcusive BltiInore Tslacco Warehouse IF Jos.
Fcndricsl * Bros No. I55 Forest street.
+. FENDRICH BROS,
Main ST. I door above First,
1 Ind
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state Agricultural Fairs.

Alabama, at Montgomery, October Is to
%. @
American Pathological Society, New York
September--to Ia. oi
California at Marysyille, August % to
90. rfi .H ~
Connecticut at Hartford. October IL to 10.
Illinois, at Centralia, September IA to IL.
Indiana, at indianapolis October 4 to Q.
Iowa, at OskalooSa, September % to DC
tober l.
Kentucky, at Louisville, September p to
October l. .a- -
Maine, Augusta, September 81 to "a.
Missouri, at ST. Louis, September Gto 10.
New Hampshire, at Dover, October 6toS.
New Jersey, at Trenton, September ii to
II.
New York, at Syracuse, October . to 8.
North Carolina, Raleigh, November toe.
Northwestern Virginia, Wheeling Island,
September ii TO lG.
National Horse Show, Springfield, Mass
! achuSetts, September II TO Il.
Ohio. at Sandusky, September IL TO IL.
Pennsylvania, Pittsburg, September % to
October |.
Rhode Island, at Providence, September
| ii to Is.
South Carolina, Columbia, November 0
| to IL.
Tennessee, at -, OctOber-to--.
/ United States, at Richmond, Virginia, Octo-
/ Der / > 10 30.
Vermont, at Burlington, September i tC
/ II.
! Virginia, at Petersburgh, October to
! Wisconsin, at Madison, October to 1.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-07

EEISeUV.E.ES 1T L.fST,--Grcaiest
~ Cure in the World for Pain,-PrUf. Clsas. H.
Grath. ORIGINAL Inventor and MannfaciuTer of the
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-07

Having COM
Vleted my ar
range m e n { :
with Europe
an and Amer
lean manu-
~ facturers for a
sMM direct supply
10y Of all goods in
~ my line, L am
enabledt to Of
T Inducements, that
nuot fail to lie To-
.e interest Of all en-
lgcd in the business
, giNe me a trial.
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DAVID ELKIN.

Augusta, Ga, March IS, 1sJ7
PROF. DEGRATH-Dear Sir: This is TO certify that
have been afflicted with headache and corns on my
feet-from which have suffered very fnucIl-and
by the application Of DeGath's Electric oil /
have been cured Of my headache and corns and
therefore recommend il TO all p NICHE
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-07

PRoT. DE GRATIS ELECTRIC On-s2j REwArp.-
will give 50 for the apprehension Of a low scamp
who printed some dirty handbis and called hi-
stuff lay the name Of Electric Oil
CAUTIoN.-Beware Of low pedlars and picayune
druggists who put up a stuff composed Of camphene
and lard oil calling IL Electric Oil. No pesidlars
sell the genuine Electric Oil in the United States
il is sold only by respectable druggists and country
eTehants. lie sure and get DcGrath's Electric
Oil, you will be cheated
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PATENT MEDICINES.
THE LIVER INVIGORATORI

ii Scientific Medical Discovery, and is daily work
ing cures anost great to believe il cures as iy
tn,,ic even the first dose giving benefit, and seldom
more than enc bottle is equiref 81 any pii
Liver Complaint, from the worst jsundce or DysIep-
sia to a common headache, all Of which. theresul
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=sA BUsH. FRE.EE SEED RBE.-5O
.ENE L--L L-r L..-L-- E---.N..I -.--.Iu.r D IL

EGOOP ER0.N.IOOO BI.NDLES
HE Hoop Iron, assorted sizes on hand and for
sale at reduced uricrs by SAMUEL ORR.
AIaNAIEHEaN III " ~ z. a. n. n, 4,
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Corrected By The Braaeh Bdnk.
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AFFLICTED, READ THIS.

tIRTIfhATE.
AUGUSTA, Ga. March Is 1857
Prof. DEGRATH-Dear sir: This l. to certify that
my boy Moses has been afflicted with rheumatism
for seventeen years. and 10y application 81 YOUR
Oi he was entirely cured, cheerfully commend
it 10 all similarly affected.
Yours respectfully,
j. HErBER
For sale by SMITH & EZZARD sole agents az =.
Atlanta, Georgia. PROF. CIIAS. DEGRATH,
30 South Eighth street, PHILADELPHIA.
KELLER * WHITE, sole agents.
Also, for sale at DIR. PenRington's Drug Store and
Iallock & StOddards. oct2O
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The following is list of the opposition
candidates for the Legislature, in the sever
al districts of the State, where selections
have been made. The Districts are desig-
mated by the county or counties composing
them. The list was compiled by the Indian
apolis Journal:
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-11
"A Falls Of Scotland.

A party of troopers entered the horse
of a widow, and demanded and received
refreshments. A well-grown lad, tx
widows son, waited upon them-the wild
ow Hospitality offering to their wants all
she had to command.
"And how do you live in these tronh
lous times Goody 2, asked one Of the
m%ercenaries, with an air Of kindness.
We'll. | thank Heaven" answered the
poor widow, "my good man left me a
cow and a garden, with that bit of field
| do not complain"
(" Indeed calculated the rufian.-
" Corporal Spiedgelt, what say you to try
if Heaven helps her without a COW 2"
"Ay,' qnoth the fellow, with a hoarse
laugh " and so Goody, here goes with
the honors Of war-to ra !'.and he drew
his sword.
What are YOU going to do?" cried
the youth, springing forward, with tears
in his eyes and terror in his face.
"Strike the brat, Bob" said the troop
or, as ono Of his companions smote the
bov on his mouth, while the trooper pass
ed his sword through the gentle breast Of
the generous home-feeder-the poor COW
and to add to this DEVILS deed, moved
down all the kale in the garden. The
troopers then departed.
Widow and child were at once destitute
Of every source of existence. She 500
sickened and died, heart-broken, and
the boy wandered away, and was not seen
nor heard Of for many a year after.
During the wars in Flanders, a party
of soldiers were one afternoon seated
round a campfire, and, flushed with wine
and victory, were relating some deed of
the past, till they seemed to take a turn
in wing with each other for the a~trocity
of their details.
once starved an old dame by merry
Carlisle" said a trooper, noted for his
f~erocity and courage. II killed her COW,
and, egad !! destroyed her greens. She
said Heaven would keep her, and faith I
longed to know a miracle but she
died !!
And do you not repent ofthat deed n
cried a young trooper, leaping to his feet
with wrathful brows.
Repent /? Bah what the devil
should | repent Tor {! asked the other
oontemptaously. Set down, and laugh at
the joke"
"Do you stand up, you marauding
dog p shouted the soldier for. in the
name Of that Heaven she trusted in, yon
shall repent It'll That weSian was my
mother and u~nsheating his sword. he
lstrs.cok the rufian,soldier on the cheek
with his fist, and Instantly swords were
crossed.
Twice-thrice did the ayengirg 50.
pass the sword through the body Of I'll,
destroyer Of the poor widows living
and turning him over with his feet, as ii,
other lay writing in the pangs Of death
added. had you but ~repented that deed
had left you to God but as you repent
led not, know that Heaven ayenge in mel
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-11
Breastpins Used as Signs.

1t is easily to be understood that an
ornament so capable Of variety in form
and material, would give birth to the
mania for forming collections. A fnan
oier; we'll known under the g Restora-
ton" enjoyed the reputation of The great
est amateur in breastpins Of the CAPT al.
His charming wife-who might have been
taken for his daughter-was most atten-
tiyei in her endeayors to satisfy his mania,
and not only on extraordinary occasions,
but at all times, was glad to seize oppor-
t~unities for presenting him with a new
breastpin, utterly unlike any he possessed.
More, she carried her attention so far as
to insist upon r~eserving to herself, as her
exclusive privilege, the care Of selecting
and placing the pin to be worn every
morning. AS the reader may easily I'm
derstaGd, the husband was delighted to
be the object Of attentions 50 delicate
and constant. But oh feminine perfd:-
ty! must the mystery be revealed ? Each
specimen Of this rich collection bad a
private Specification. understood by Mad
anne and q young gentleman whem her
husband visited daily. A solitary brill
liant. emblem of the shepherds star.
meant, 81 shall be alone this evening"
A cameo, vita the head Of Medusa carved
upon it, meant, "My husband will be at
home" A medallion full Of hair, meant,
81 have the headache" There was a
breastpin for each theatre, for each walk,
for each friends house at which a meet
ing could be arranged. All the phases
of an ingrigue had their golden represen
tatiye, and thus, ornamented with secret
hieroglyphics, which he was proud to car
ry about with him, the poor inancier was
the faithful but unconscious messenger in
the treasons Of which be was the victim.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-11
"Stumng" a Child.

"Mornin; Mike. Why amt you at work
?"
"Oh, sir. | hayn't the heart to do IT,.
sir, such a misfortin's happened !"
:" What's that, Mike 2"
"Thc babby, sir-James. He died
last night With the group, they call it."
I'm very sorry for it, Mike, I'm sure.
But don't cry about it: bear it like a
man !" said the boss.
It's mighty hard, sir-such a bsauti-
fol babby, the finest Of all the childer.--
Curly hair, sir, and a white skin, justlikes
his father! 0, wurra, whatll l do 2"
Come, come, cheer up. and 90 home
and comfort your old woman" was the
encouraging reply Of his boss. THE
ehild's better Off perhaps, than if it had
lived to struggle in this hard world.n
30, | know that, sir, | know that. It's
aisier to get a little craythur like that
through Purgatory not an ould man or
woman. But it's not his dyin' that's
tI.ublin' me, though it's mighty hard part
in. It's the laws of the church and
country that's troublin' me. He looks so
natural and beautiful, dead as he is"
Why, what can the church and coun-
try have to do with iG?"
30, sir" exclaimed the childless, with
a tremulous voice, and wiping his ewes,
if it wasn't for their laws, begorra I'd
have little Jamey stooted and put in a
glass case!'
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-11
Extraordinary Occurrences.

The Newark Mercury says on Monday last,
q company from Orange, consisting Of married
and unmarried couples, left that place for Pat
erson, on q sleighing expedition. Arriving
at Little Falls, the party stopped and entered
the hotel for refreshments. While enjoying
the cheer of the hotel, one Of the ladies Of the
party was taken suddenly i'll, and in a very
short time one Of the gentlemen present found
himself a father The little incident" oc
easioned great CONSERVATION among the com
.pauy, but after a while. the surprised mother
and bsan-new baby were properly provided
for. when The balance of the party concluded
to retrun. That sleighing party will no doubt
be long remembered by those participating ii
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-11
Effects Of MOONLIGHT.

Professor Piazza Smyth, the Astrono-
mer Royal for Scotland, in his interest
ing account Of a recent scientific ezpedi-
ion made by him to the Peak Of Tener-
life, has sat at rest the quQstio 0erata 81
the heat Of the moonlight. He saysatha
his thermometrical instruments were sen
sibly affected by the moons rays, even al
the lowest Of two stations occupied by
him at different elevations. In tropical
climates meat which is exposed to the
moonlight rapidly becomes putrid and
in the West Indies the negroes. WHO will
lie sweltering and nssecoyered beneath III,
TIL gear 81 tropical sun, carefully muf
fe their faces when exposed to the moon
beams, which they believe will caus,
swelling and distortion Of the. features
and sometimes even blindness.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-11
q Good One to Ga.

Paddy, honey, viii ye buy me watch?"
And is it about selling your watch ye
are, Mike 2"
"Troth, it is. darlint." 1l
What's the price q
"Ten shillings and a mutcLkin of a
creature
"Is the watch a dacent one 2"
Sure, and I've had it twenty years,
and it niyer once desaved me-"
Well, here's your tin, and now tell
me, does it go gell?" s
Bedad, an it gees faster than anv
watch in Connaught, Munster, Ulster, or
Leinster, not barring Dublin
Bad luck to We, Nike, then you have
taken me in. Didn't ye say it niyer de-
saved you %
Sure an I did; nor did if, for 1 nepcr
.depeaded On it," I
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-11
a " SeIlv

Some nights ago, a number Of Young
men Of New York, probably Medical stu
dents. came across q scedy individual,
perfectly insensible from the effects Of
liquor, stretched at full length. How to-
F." raise Tie wind" had for some time heen
a matter Of discussion with them. Two
Vi The party proposed to set the man upon
a stoop. bat it was finally decided to bag
one draakea }oefst. and sell him to the
doctors of a medical college. A bag was
procured, the iEebriate slipped into it,
and borne Oh he shoulders of the party
10 the c5l'ese. The doctor asked but
fewqaestiof$ and paid s. for the stiff.
The sack wifh lis contents was left, and
the fellows had taken their departure,
when the loaler, who had been thrown in
rather IN uncomfortable position, attract
ed the 90 tors attention just as he was
about closing the door. He at once per-
ceived that the man was alive, and again
opening the door, hallowed to the young
fellows, who fingered ON the walk, telling
them tie man was alive. "All right
said the spokesman, I" you've got him now,
and YOU can kill him when you want
him. The doctor saw that he had been
sold, and ~pocketed the joke; but unfortu
nately there was a hole in his pocket, and
the joke leaked out