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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-08-26


Very much such case as this was
that of the sisters Shalott. With these
y twe-tFiaiRg -exeeptieHs; that they were
but two instead of three-and that they
belonged to the opposite sex. Other
wise two sisters would answer very cor
rectly to the description given of the
three brothers; being so exactly alike
that any counsel on the other side
would certainly felt excused for forget
ting his gallantry and straightway chal-
lcnging them.
What perplexed some people still
more, too, was the fact that one of the
sisters was already married. For all
that, however, they still continued to
live together, and to dress as nearly
alike as usual. With priggish young
men,-for the sisters Shaiott were yet
young themselves-it made a world OF
difference whether they were married or
not; for whereas, in a state of maiden
hood, it was the easiest Of matters to ad-
dress them as Miss Shalott-in a state
of matrimony for at least one of them,
it would be very nice and discrimiua-
ting talent that would on the instant
know which to call Mrs. and which
Miss. This the young men-who af-
fected them-began very sensibly to
feel. = =
Among the many admirers of the
twin sisters Shalott was a storekecper
named Pikey; not "A very poetical name
to be spoken, perhaps, but still good
enough for all practical purposes, and
not out of the way at all for man who
dealt in the retail dry goods line. Mr..
,Pikey was an.industrious person, atten-
tive to his business, good at heart, aud
not the homliest man in the world
either. He went pretty deeply into the
silk, shawl, thread and needle, and fe-
-male furnishing interest, aud always
managed to make his annual receipts
come out some ways ahead of his ex-
penses; so that any kind of an account
ant could readily see that he was get
ting the better of the world-in pecu-
MARY sense, at least-epery day.-
Fhe sisters Shalott went in to shop it
at the store of Mr.. Pikey almost every
pleasant day. They bought laces, and
.embroiderics, aud fringes, and now and
then a silk dress, and pins and needles
They traded just as other ladies would
trade, and in exactly the same articles
of merchandise. Mr.. Pikey himself al
ways spraug to wait upon them if he was
in; and if he chanced to be out at thu
time, the intelligence of their call serv
cd to fill his, heart with seriousness:
not nluch unlike downright sadness,
~ 'Itiwas known to Mr.. Pikey that ont
of, them was married, He had beer
told which, many and many a time
The single one had been repeatedly
pointed out to him. But the very mex
time he saw them together, he might a
well have tried to tell on what day o
the month they were born, as to sa,
which was the married and which Wa
the single one. Still admiring the un
married one as much as he did, it woul,
be the most hazardous of all things 70
him to fail in his attention to either, in
asfnuch as the slighted one might tur
ont the very one for whom he mean
the .partialities. Thus was Mr.. Pike
in rather unhappy circumstances; tn
rocks were roaring on the one side, an
thewhirlpooi ravenously sucking on tb
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-08-26

BG~ A modest editor says that no To-
through the door without undressing.
lie.
And while they were doing that, the
Post saws, the modest fellow, we sup
pose, would go out Of his window.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-08-26
5elttt MtstrIIunq,
The SISTERS sHALoTT
BY JOHN THoRNBEnRY.

1t is certainly an unpleasant circum-
stance to look so much like another
person as on occasion to be taken for
that person, especially if the one after
you happens to be the sheriff. Only
the other day we we're reading of three
witnesses in a murder case in Virginia,
who so closely rescmbled one another as
to challenge the suspicious Of the coun-
sci on the other side, who began to
think one man had been called three
several times; whereas, itturned out on
investigation, that the three men were
I'll brothers. and brothors at single
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hOr Ferdinand husband OF tho late Queen regent
ill september 10, 1856. -.
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WITH THEIR SALARIES, TERMS or OFFICE, AND THE
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all except governor
for tho people; has majority all the tn,
which such majority required the legislature elects tho
Of Of the candidates voted for by the people
sAnd fees. with the a furnished house.
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OFFICE OF coAIAIlssARY GENERAL OF SUB
~ sIsTENCE, wasusoIos, September H. 1868

FiGE OF COMMlSSAKl GENEhAL OF Sub
slsrENcE, MAsarsoIos, september IL, 1868
RATE PROPOSALS VIII be received this oce until The 2ol
for the delivery Of proyiions in bulk for the
he troops Of the United stes upon inspection as ioo"s
Az Pdr Independence, .eossa, Massaehnszt'.
so barrels Of best amess pork
ITO barrels o. lfesh sextra supsraneD -four
% bushels Of white Geld beans
zoo Bounds II iyst quality adamaniDs candles
400 pounds Of first quality dry brown sugar
HOO pounds Of nrst quality Rio conec
~ bushels q good clean dry fine salt
200 gallons Of good cider vinegar
AZ Ford Hanilion, Saooos, HeS York HarbOr.
100 barrels Of best "mess porkp
go barres OF fresh extra superhne" -four
so bushels Of white field beans
800 pounds Of good hard soap ..H
400 pounds o lrst quality adananilno candles
400 pounds Of FIRST quality dry brown sugar
1900 pounds Of first quality Rio coffee
"a bushels Of good clean dry nne salt
400 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
AZ Tbn Columbus, Governors hland, Ns~ Fork
200 barrels OF best smess pork
s4e barrels Of fresh "extra supcrhnen -four
100 bushels Of new white field beans
5000 pounds Of good hard soap
500 pounds Of hrst quality adamantine candles
$500 pounds OF first quality dry brown sugar
q 400 pounds Of iirst quality Rio ooroe
as bushels OF good clean dry fine salt
500 gallons Of good cider vinegar
AT Fsn Nckeary, baltimore, Maryland
rs barrels OF best amess pork
100 barrels Of fresh "extra super1ner -four H
81 bushels Of white field beans
1000 pounds Of good hard soap ~ asl
800 pounds q nrsi quality adamantine candles
3 800 pounds OF first quality dry brown sugar
1000 pounds Of hrst quality Rio coffee 1852, n..
Is bushels Of good clean dry fine salt .-a
800 gallons Of good cider vinegar
A Fort Monroe, Old Poini Comfort Vaviaia
$50 barrels Of best amess pork
$50 barrels OF fresh extra superhne -four N.n AZ.
1875 bushels OF white neld beans
$3.50 pounds Of good hard soap s.a. .a.-. b. e
900 pounds Of first quality adamantine candles
Il
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NorA the of their bids
each article the OF each bid bid
will embraces all articles required
Tho periods quantities delivery will
June September December, 1852 and LIST March, 1860
delivered barrels full hoped
salt In barrels and the and candles strong
size for transportation only be received
by OF thirty quarts to the bushe The candles
wicks ~
All provisions delivery
thoroughly y inspected the time and place Of delivery
paid contractors until they deposited
designated by the depart
ment. @ -
Any variation will be considered
sufficient rejecting the article articles
ing. s
Cmmsary the privilege Of increasing d
mnhing quantities. dispensing with all articles
quired any post any before entering contract
subsequent contract giving sixty previous notice
required their proposals with ample
evidence their ability fulfil their contracts They must also
their securities whose responsibility be cer
attorney by well known TO the
government; otherwise their proposals cH not be acted
made aud edcc Of inspection
fun delivery be received at his office before requiion
upon the treasury far payment which will be effected in
public convenient the points delivery the
purchases the residence OF the contractors the option
Of the Treasury Department
drafts this office mill be accepted paid under eircti
stances
proposal win be scaled separate envelope, and marked
Proposals for Furnishing Army Subsistence" .Gu.zE
GEO GIBSON, c. g. s.
paid inserting papers this
unless authorized tho Comnsary General Of
Subsistence. ss.8 sa aS m.....a. .s...
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-18

A RAILROAD TRAIN IN FLOOD.-A CORES
pOndent Of the Cincinnati Gazette, travelling
during the recent food on the Ohio and Missis-
sippi Railroad, says:
son crossing the bridge of the Ohio and Mis-
slssippi Railroad, at Vincennes, the traveller
westward witnesses r novel sight in railroad
ing. Before him is q lake (the Wabash Valley
over6Owed) over six miles wide, and longer thar
the eye can reach. Across this sea the train
runs on a trestle work that sticks out lust four
inches above the top Of the water. Nothing is
seen on its broad surface save these two iron
rails, around which the waters eddy and whirl,
and dash madiy against the slender frame
which seems to trcmble under their forco. Ali
over the lake are whirling eddies, carrying big
trees and drift round and round. These soon
make your head swim, and you feel that the
trestle-work is certainly moving; the bottom
seem. to he undermined and is moving, whi Q
the top is tipping over against the current, and
you expect every moment to hear tho splash Of
the whole train going down into the sea But
il don go, and there is no danger, frightful as
l. Looks.
But now We como to a place that really
seems fearful. We are in the middle of the
lake. 1t is just twilight. Almost out of sight
OF land-nothing but a waste Of waters on every
| side Of that long, solitary railway train, we
leave the straight line, and go curving south
ward like snakes track Why? Simply be-
C6usc luo uOOu mas cdTIleu inc tTcSte-WOTk
away from its straight course, and left it in a
zig zag line, (and half upset at that some dis
lance below whore it originally stood.
So badly upset was this trestle- work, that
| in some places the rail on one side was two feet
| feet lower than on the other, and it seemed MS
though it wanted only the weight of the train
| 10 throw it entirely down. The lower rail had
however, been taken up, and timbers placed on
that side, to bring it up as high, and in some
n Iittle bjvher than the 0thnr so AZ In
throw most Of the weight ON the upper side. 1t
was also braced up and stayed as well as could
be done in the present state of the food. Of
this half overturned, racked and tottlish look
ing trestle- work, our train crept cautiously
along,-a railroad train out at sea, with iron
| enough about it TO anchor it safely at the bot
tom, and creeping along on shaky trestle-
work, that the engineer is afraid to jar, for fear
he may jar it down. Workmen are busy now
in brsciDg up and strong heniDg this part Of the
road, and before my letter reaches you it will
no doubt be perfectly safo."
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Mf- young man about II years old, rode from
Toledo to Cleveland, a distapcs Of i20 miles, on
the truck beneath passenger car. When ar
Itved al Cleveland, be was covered thick with
dust, his limbs tremendously stiff, and his mouth
add nose so elogged with dust that he could
h h,rdlY speak. ..s ~ .a- HH fel
IL On Friday last, the engineer OF a fast train
was arr s;ed. by tie authorities Of a on~rLorse
wn la DauPhin csuotv pa for Tul n ng throug b
tn. borough at create, 'ate of speed than Is al
lowed by their ordinances. Having neglected,
however, to give publicity TO these ordinances
they could not impose any fne, and their dis.
colnhtIre was agg rayaied by the malicious ex.
cuse OF the engineer, that she didn't know there
was town there -
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nENTISTRY. "|
- DIR. STEPHEN BAILY.
crflcn no ies PENNSYLVANIA AvKEJI, a. -
Tkyss door. yreSs I<fk EIrsst, IllS

Dr.. BAILY bess leave 90 inform the public THAI he
n be seen st nj aours, at has oce loosted above:
practice, wh the iarsr number Of patients and great
aT,ety q ddiYpl; casos that he has treated
S h 1c1T re 9 tbs snF ssOHy
OWE owE ca 2Gsence conirmlns The opinion Of many men
.nd and r. PaTmy, has led him, long snce to dis
T ca'q Ea AL msrcp! preIsIstons for f,nS Teeth also
at ~ Esa@nes, me outsa rercha, INDIA kubber, nnd Ce-
Teeth. and that Porcelain, mounted on esoid PI"ta
anb t6G Only Tes6e % .n6stnnoe that can be gorH IN the
American Dental Convention.
denes and pscce ns IN shnr sfs from he i . i9,. Tss
toovn to his numsrous friends and pstrons. hs begs
TESTIMONIALS:
FROM the iase Rector Of the Church Of Epiphany
Dr. sY.rurr Bartr: aib Dear s's Sir
son as suPsIior dentist: TIE operations executed
isSo iss Soai Sas ss G 70 G 'ld' and the
Washington, Aur. q. 1855. ]. .W.FRENca,
Frsm ono Of the oldest sru, in Baltimore, Msszrs.
HNlns employ ed Dr. Stephen BeiIy, surreo Den
ns 10 S reF fG ms i. sR d m e
my entire satls tseton, and ~ view of the fact thai
College Of Baltimore, faded. ater repeated trials, t.
Ii so,T% tho same IN wor. Eyss N:
Bsitlnore, } an. IL, 1857. HARTMANN BOG9Ss
Extinct noma note Ieoey cd from the late Ro.. ysAs
III. Clayton.
u. ). SENATE, Aug. ID, leSa,
,s .:ns :. :..s .s H:y me s.s; s9 moth
Ys sbcse that sock relief from the naadies of the
teetn, onn oaeerisJ recommend Dr. =. Baily As a
superior Dentist; he nssde set of porcelain teeth
for one of my family and pluEGed several teeth for
ten m iSs SssIs: a1 '.' WV. Ro8EKT j. MI f&oS.
of the Va. Conf. Of the nj. L. Church South.
April II. 1855.
We, the undersEned. having had oec.eion TO Avail
errsniyce OF the professional skull OF Dr. - Bsily,
DentIst OF this CITY, or having been cognis
ant OF HIS operations snIllss of frends take
pressing admiration of his artIstlc
skill as well as Of the uniformly satisfactory
IN which ne performs the most delicate and diffcuit
operations IN Dental Surgery and respectfully
commend HIM to the confidence and pat-onage of the
Hebilc of which consider him emine ntiy worthy,
THOMAS U. WALTER, Architect u. :. CapItoI.
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. d., of Washington, ID. G..
q. :. BOHRER, M. ID. of Georgetown. ID. e..
y. s, LINCOLN. Nj. D., Of Washington, ID. g.
Jos. II. BRADLEY, Of Washington, ID. G.
&soRGs WALTON, TX Governor of Florida.
WALTER LEsoS. TX Mayor OF WashinrtoaI
HENRY BALDWIN, u. =. Patent Once,
&C. WI5sf. Priunip,i Rittenioase Academy.
fNbfo If
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III WIN VI. Russrli, the army correspondent
and all expenses paid
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SPEClAI. CARD.-A Piano al WIN. knaba &
), Co.'S manufacture. cost S375 fine hn--
lsh, bss utilul r,,sewoCd case, used an t{SsSs
careful family only two months. now of loredVt ~
for $3.50; really a great bargain Also, several new
PIanos used only during the " inter and consequent
for sale very low. Panos for rent from 50 cents
S5 per month. o.
Remember the right name ard numher-
JOHN +. ELLIS.
maI9 SnS Pa avenue hst. 9,b and 10th ar
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Boots, Shoes, &c.


1.-THE LADIES OP WASHINGTON CITY,
Having been engss ed IN manu- faoturing LADIES'
~ MISSES, and Children = Shoes for 80
L,.@thls past - yeaTs, ought to<Es
@ @aIw bJ thIs time what will suit them IN thai line,
TN oan safely say that We do; which you oan prove
~ GIVING our work trial. You can n nd (xt all tIrnesb
the Iuoaes NJ the principal shoe Stores IN wssh-
McooIdl az sons Philadelphia make. sp2l-ly
TRUNkS! TRUNKS. TRUNKsm
The undersigned has now and constantly kerps
Ryy~on hai largo and very sape- - a
GEuN nor assortment of Sole .eat her E~A \.
~A1tb rRIN KS AND VAIISES; aIsol =
Iron Fra ne AID WOOd1Box TRUNKS N
NELNEf TAPESTRY and CANVASS
TRANE' ING BAGS and SATCHELS; fms
SADDLES, HARNESS, WHIPS, &c,
am prepared 20 compete with the best manu-
lecturers, ~ proof Of winch, read the following Re-
port Of the Comtiee AZ the Far of the Metropolis
tan MeclIan. cs' Institute for 1857:
Topham a Norhet dcposited a Sole leather
Trunk thatIs for soltdify and qsaiify Of Material,
IENxIs THOMAS, ssaddler.
Ii. :. kINsEy, ,CurueT.
". B.-Trunks Covered and ever, description of
Repairing executed with eatness aud disIatoh,
JAS. y. TOPHAM.
II ate ToPHAh N NsRFIErD
No. $50 7th sheet. oppo. Odd FelOws' Hall,
m<ly Washington. ID. G.