davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1858-02-18

w a sham duel took place on Fridov ,e
ternoon on the west side or The ScLnyIL;iy 4. u''
tween two young men. named De Ch"s, C oe,
ana SherIden. The balls we're drawn bv ,I','
seconds from the pistols before ihey were han.
deh TO The conIbatants. n fact OF which Sbo,;.
aen Was aware. As the pistols were Grod
nherIdcn fell, and DE Charmoni, fearing ,Ls
consequences. fed TO parts unknown. In ~
etter he LEFT at home. he stated that fine k;Iled
"ediaIely. NO'"po ''n-
Smyrna times., 1858-02-18
Narnishes Varnishcs ,

DEHNI1AkD 1H1 Mit ,CALMAN, No. $50 lOu \.
~ NoTth Fourth street, between Cbr,,r w.
u.,,..S. q Race upper side, PhIadplobIa.
NO, mas always on hand large stock Of nc lc,' PaS' %'
from 81 90 upwards; Danrar Yarns. "al , sa-n'shrs
yards Best drying japan; Black IRON (, ;, ~o up
"Pcl satIshes' China Gloss Varnlsac, r,c 1,'e''
Smyrna times., 1858-02-18
RRIcK-MAKENc, Painting,

Vie undersigned would respectable inform tho
public that he Is prepared To iill at hls Brck
yard near Smyrna Landing orders for any amonnt n,
itnrd Red Sretchers SamOn and all other kinds ~
DhtCkS, except the pressed, at The shortest notice
lie VIII also make and burn Ls Iu the country when
desired % lie also continues To carry on The
fAiN1ING business in all lIa branches. execunng
"Irk ~ asnperI"rsiylc. WILLIAM hlCAFEE.
Smyrna. bel. AprIl 80. 81.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-18
Philadelphia Advertisement
HOver's Liquid Hair H..

Tine CIIInu,;nc - "A III IJNN,
dcIphia %"Ig Dr. RrdI from hn emEenr Phyrlra6o' d.
@SsHr Booth only confirms wh.t IS cy,,Iohy Of Pr,
sands who hav" used Iu,cr's Dyr. ''''''"d 5ylpa
"iIR,RD Row. Cui..,,...,
ain ron. rh'IladclphIa, Dcc,mncr 22.i >.&,"
,,,,,nI, tc3hrh to lio'crs IIar bye -'93
and may ,.', be used 'H1n, i,b ,. no dec'r, rn l %
mosi conlldtnoe and surre.,. , '''' "rn lL,.
Horer's Writing and Lud.J1LL ''',' NJ. ''.h ID.
are ;" well and widely known. =. i""S,
:! oI.helf merits. 1t Is only ncrcs>r, l'fc l." ',,.
steady and increasing demnid, give, y, 10 lrl-
Which & s,imrmisbn% maln.% ihelr Character Tor rr
ago '"'" HtSl lhroduccd I,
orGers addressed to the Manufac,orv \, ,.,
sutel. above Fourth, lold No.IIITp,i,i.l9 40 iiG RpE
receive prompt attention. Inv | ''Iddeiphn, w54
JOSEPH f.. HOVER. N,n.c
Smyrna times., 1858-02-18
LANDRETITS
Sc agricultural vVarchouse
re Nos. II aud % South Sixth street.
H., oc Near the state House. PhllaJeIphia

90 n agricultural EVarchouse
S5TSA Nos. II aud % South Sixth street.
| - Near the State House, PhluJ,I'hi.
Ie ionrs oi this spacIOus building errcIcJ ev.
~ rr '"e IrorrleInrs irade are stored with seed a
''P'e"e"'S OF interest TO Farmers and Gardeners
u Olrfy Years ESfQbLished.
INC subscribers desire 10 call the tiIenii,n or o,.
ohe interested IN Farming and GardenIng In ~: o
well selected stock of ''"s' ~ iheIr
agricultural Implements and Macbioe,y.
Greot Variety of Horticultural Tools.
warranted Garden and Flower Secds
Grass and Field Seeds of the mos, r,I;.L,.
quality; ''iiaoI'
Ihe agricultural Implements sold bv ma 20 ..,.
at our Steam Works, Bristol Pa ''y
having hlted up this esIn Enlistment vIiLa''; -,
w. @ @APense' WIN The mort conn etc macbiuprv re 1i
,n'''u OF various kinds of Agriru:IurnI i,nni"
-. We hre now prepared To supnIv nil nr,,,ii -
L,, ie ~ ~uy equal u not superior to auvIhin. oi 49,
1'I eser e oetIe offered 10 the public " ''
hANDkETH'S warranted GARDEN SPrns
ne ~ uceh belore the pub lie for upwards o1 s;.'.'
'her WIDE spread popularity and Ibe c"n.,a,
. :, I ""'ig uemand from yenr TO Vear is ,I,o -,
Sece ~, zee VI 'heir superiority over oil oIhrrs
, ~ ~ Nouniry Merchants eau be supplied with s..,.
u " p,'PeIs "r DuIk Oh the most hernl terms 'uS
i''oIrhsda'e' near Bristol, Pa our C;n. dor g -,
'""nus' rohiaInH three hundred and ssya,,.' ~ y Gu
'Orld. n 'aNi,ppin,ne n, ~, I'VE KIN IA The
NOS u and % South Sixth street pIi,a'Innhi.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-18
insure KOur Pr0ncrtu
DoyHR Kan, ,,,,o,,.

f'"@"ctnI Report Of the Kcnt Conu,u u,I.u
Insurance Co., for The gear 1857
Property Insured, seto,.. -.
DcposIte Notes, a. cI..' ,c.' y. y.
Cash :, on hand and safely invested. iI00o ~ ~
Ne'' Assetis TO meet losses, G0 oIn \,
Inc Company met wi'h but one loss cor ,L.,
year 1917, at Milford. of $500. wL cL va.
promptly paid. The Company Is now in wa, Mas
ana prosperous condition. with abundan,
oo 20 meet It's LOSSES and off@rs every facility to
persons f',! TO Insure their property through the
w. {; Robertson, Delaware City;
Jesse $. Huntingdon, Smyrna
Elijah Crouch. Dover;
Geo. B. Dickson, do
Henry Cowgirl, Willow Grove:
Jacob Y. Foulk. Milford;
George NJ. Davis, BridgeviIe;
John D. Rodney, Tcwes
John Ponder, Milton.
cno 0 DR y NJ, FISHER, Pres'r, Smyrna.
Tko' % d Dickson, Secretary, Dover, Del.
JAS Cowgirl, Treasurer, de do
January ii, '55-2m.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-18
Il l. VII OY AL.

IoilN STONE y SONS. Importer, and Johbers of
SILKS, RIBBONS and MILLINERY GOODS
have removed from IS South Second Street 10 Their
new and elegant Store, No. nos CHESTNU'r street
one door aove Sth' Where they will lie leased 10 see
IhOlr friends and The trade gVnerail,. iaI4 Inn
Smyrna times., 1858-02-18
New Fall and Winter Cood.
For Men and Boys Wear, at very Low pHYlH' pp''-','
xr,, 'OllN '. TEkRY'S ''N' =
w In a inE L., q.


=, - .N"TTh HF.NOND street, PnII,,,I-I NtUTc
consisting Of English, French C,.r,, 'i1'a
Makes. ''i"S' 81 Tie Ncr, i,,,,
,I" heaHcrs' Pilots Felts and Coating. in ,,,,o,n
Satn SlhIy SlhVriyyei Ie@aI %n1:uI, G"Fd"[Gys &C. &C. &
o' al Kinds and styles. Al>o Taliorn T, '''i..
y, rarcar ftI attention pald to the Ta'"r ''';ie T &C.
-! olh Store in 2d 81. below Arch ,' f'd'
Smyrna times., 1858-02-18
Real Estate Advertisements.
Valuable MilIPrOperty
z O r s ALE

NE.-,T he subscriber offers at private sale.
ElAII,niI hlS valuable Mill Property, situated on
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-05-22
Sans Sprf's pbilpiDpbiibe Sraee.

SD babe ~setrunfeu unp babe 9eSeiea,
SD babe eele9en unD BABE selehen,
Sd babe 9epeint inp babe seladt
5ab' Siel erlaubt mir uno sel Seria9t,
unb babe in btelen, b,ntl6efisen 2eben
@eliebet bic @GD6en, s~efefet bic 8ebelt,
llnb nun nit Dem 9eben su gnpe es 9ebt,
Der S%enlsnmann brpbenb ihUn btnter mir iteGt =
Oa faGt emf bic pi@tise 5rase mir elm:
DgSas mag wp9l Der 3wed bes eebens pp9l iett 2"
Darum, 0biloIup9en, bic 9aeS SIR fennt,
SD Iese eu9 iammtlid in mein 2efantent,
&6nnt @ntpprt auf bic folsenSe 0ra9e i9r 8eben:
yNlub' einnal tb lterben, warum nlubttG erit leben 2"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-05-22
Crates unb Jenbers (Samtnsttter).

S%Inftuntert entailrts Crates unb ScnberS At beraeasIebtn
SreiEn! Der lnterSidnete fibrt paS sr5bte Eager Sn Gratss
uMb SrnSers, aus ieiner rt9ntn Jabrif, peldes je bem bief9en Wu-
blihm uhrirt mprcFn III. @ratts iinb bafbit Al Fnbti naS Sen
nsunen @tufern unf 6aepns, ae Siercdiee ~susefpibtc 9ctbil6e, Ser-
f6ebCnOrt9e runSe &c. &C., cbenlp Iebr lb6ne runSe Sen6erS, iopic
anbCre, Die lid telpnterS o6 Stubenieroe fir ben Spmner ei9nel.
@m,,r6ee aus Stobt unb 2onb nerpcu plntti6 unb I~prafdltia
ucs,yEnEYl, gSiCtcyperfluftr f6nnrn nab ben ~niebuafen ]n6rSihbeH
Qrffelffttcut rserben unS ertahsn ttn SebrauhIibtn Discount Be
taartr 9SC sablunG.
Ser inlsrmifnets ti!et SriuIprsden in Der ,9e0- unb SraS
9ountrY'I, NfRinftr., ;wilhsn S. II, 8. Str, 8idnpnb, SM.
SomUel 9. Senptn.
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Semti6e &erie.

1eb' INNER Sreu unb &epltdfeit,
Nennt bid bprnirt aud nn1re 3ett.
SiBe, beilt9e 9tatur,
Son Dir merit man bier aa9 rtat bic Spur
Der 0etn erfrsut pes Meni6en 5era
8esableu absr ma6t ibm S6mer3.
Bas 1T bes Deutl6en 8aterlanp -
gntldulp'sen Sie: mir nt4t befannt.
@liifli6 III, per Ser9tbt,
DAP ct beuti6er Si9ter 1T.
Singing, penn i6 bid bon fern erblide,
Get ta, bas bu trasif me 9sriide.
@as fras tA Siel mad @elD anb @ut,
So LANCE 8ctbiAtlo purtpen tbut.
$50 man tnst, ba LAP bid rnbts nteber,
@6er LAP gum neun4" bi&y pedet ipteper.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-05-22
2(n pas reutlAe Nutlifum.

.uhRr alien GrTnbunacn Der neucren Belt nimmt sanicrs's SIN.
,s!apratur lrmrbi 0ts Gin nileeS Ntflbrun9smineI, ais aud lebsr,
rreinj1cptse Seilmittel ben srisn 8anQ Gin. SO iptrft b%auptllblih
AMI Sir Neber, wrlht burd, ben @cbroub bicier 0isoiiin olsr unti-
men. Sm .N0rpsr 10 Ib6riher Sdfte, in Den @ta9sn enMrbiai unb
.Surh bic atn6bnliten Gandle abIubrt. Nudp 9e0cn llnrcrbauli6s
,ftit. Srprbrnnrn. Manasl on Mppcht &c. 1T eS Nadt Den 8susnintn
tarusuStr WI MrridNn. ipsl6e p0ieibe nit @rfoI9 acbrauht habei,
Gins br tIn 5eilmittcl. Der GrIpl9 III Ihnel unb lider,
@rsis yer 0l@lht Sl.00.
gu Ylt0ufth bel @bie II. @ra9, @pptbefsr.
LII 9Roin Str.
Doitltt iii auG iets elm Ycae5 Experiment pn alien NlsbiSinen.
Sarkcn. WlGe, SCe II. nal. Y~prratbiB.
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Geld Qn,eine

W W 10 NN3et9e
yer unter5etbnrte maht Dem Yutlttnm bic 9n,sios
eaB er ben @tcre nabe an Der Gfe Der S mn @S s.t9
SraBe Qrneer Office bes ,@n,eigers") ibernpmn,sn
ei'e init etnsn' rei6en Eager BON giaarren, gfouh. ,,nS
Sanugitabat unb abnliGer ,u pteism @eldaft oshS,
RENDER artifei ertfnet Dat. Durd beRanbiae geuSnn.
gen itnc peri6nlide tiaise Gtnfdufe auf nSrpii%sr
@tarttea 1T berlelbe in ben Stanb seiebt, leinen 8renn.
ssm nno @onnsrn quite sSaarsn gu perbattnt6maslo
e'ai9en pretlen %pertren 3u f6nneu. Tim aeneiote 9 IN
'l6t ieines easers unb Inn sab(reide 9easdunosn b,ttst
Senrp @n1en ''es
1913 8ruab1raec.
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e. Sehle's
eroBeS 2a9er BON 5erren- unb Oamen S6uten
UNI Stiefel aQer 9lrt,


8rpabfry nabe Der 3ten GtraBe,
It fur scssnipdrtise Sailon aufs 8st9baltisie unb Manniafaltiaas
auSseitattet, lnb fam Der interSethnete ltinen 9eebrten aunSen unS
benz 9utlifum bic @erltdsruns 9ebsn, Dap fe aufs &.eaiie unb gil.
lielte bcbient wtrben, ba or bnrt perl6nli9e GtnfGufe in ben n5rb.
litben St6btsn, bic CT muir 9eSei baar gelb eerno6t Bat. bier,u in
ben Stanb ssEst 1T. SalisBI!d bemerft berelbs, baB sr fur ale lei
itt eefaufte a4aars Sarantirt uno bihet Tim %freunbli6en Sufpru6.
1871 &6S. 8ebts.
Or. 9ridsn lentt bic gsufmsrflamfeit feinsr grsunoe mb bsS
ssiammtsn 9ublifurts auf bic %g8idtisfeit Der 9sritterunes> GjrIea.
idaftsn unb bic bamit S%srbunbsnsn sroBsn gortbsils, fur Helte Der
lelbe bier in 8ihmpnb ldt elmer 9tsiee BON Sabrsn @sent mar unb
nod 1T. 9ieis GOmpasassn itnb bic Great Mrfern Sire 5n.
inranee Company unS slational sife Endurance eonpanp Of
@bilaselpbia, nit einen Capital pVn ns6r aIs 81 900, 900.
9as 2sben non YeriSnsn Cpeibs uno i9tparsr) tprb BON benlel-
Ben untsr ben 9%anff9isn 8soineur9en SerFtsrt ebsniu @duier,
M6bsl, S@tffe unb bsrsn &abuneen, 8aufmanns outer,
SanbwerfsSeu9 &c. &c.
va Gin jsSer Ssriihets gsrluit iprb pinttlt6 a~us6esablt bier
in 3idn,pnb in Der SfTee an Ycarls naBe @ainfraBe, neben Sfrrn
Ga6p's SfFee. gusfunft psssn Ssrit6eruns wirb baisbit Ssber~
mann gratis ertbeilt.
Or. 8ridsn wirb isbsn @tattt9sit bsiu6sn, in benz cine Ser
t6srun8 Sprsenprnnten werSen fol-.
VII - ~ rsf. ne. 6. 81. 8rtdem,. u. D,
gsrFdsrune8>@s ent un6 driti6er Graminasor.
.s Il.# ga. fH Sffes; Yearllr. IA. StraBe) nabe Drain,
|t-s-r rsrsf aa r.ts5t- &ihmono, Sa.
aIa @sbrudt auf Der Oampfpre1e Der nSpats".
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Sccan Yadet= unO @clp : 9efGrperunss > Gpn,miIipu
Wacutcu:
u 81 ntc II:

g. St5mitt 1t. So.
Sntaiip", pmmtIIipnS> SpebitipnS> unb
We6fels @eI6dft.
;Srcfc ub 9adete, lestere Bis ;u so 9fmnbG,ewidt, werscn
nit itbtm Sn ber ~0t9ctenben 9pltpdmpfer mad ir9cnc tintmSrt,
Der gDe!tt (sor5dSIi@ 9eutf@lanb up bic S6metO frantirt bic
sur Sclimmuns, ODER ttrineHc, prpmrt unb nit Der ar56kn Cider,
Ibtit c%rpbirt, ss9en @arantis unp Sdein.
Wf9ltl ub GnWrifun9eR, in ben Sautpl6tcn srp
:Stuti2lanS SatIbar, ltb su ben nsbrsitsnGp urfcn in Dem pbistr
9ureau ,u habtn.
@elbausSab tun9 en- an irstnb cine sGbrtITe in 0eutfb.
lrnb, frci inc 5aus seliefrrt, 9e9en 0uhiung.- Yadasc> SiIets
mb Hticpdle.
znfrS hr @iebmpnt unb ~llmsessnb babsn mir Srn. g. SalIel
untre Igcntur lbertraoen. q. S6mi Isl y" Gc
Nnp nuf Sbt9es beSiebenb, bitet tint Die seneistenaufrde mel,
Her Hre0Nee Ito Ganpslelte 9. Saffel.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-05-22
FRANKLIN THOMAS,

Attorney at Law (NeAtsanwalD,
. ferirt feline 9isniis as @bsofat in ben Gpurkn &idmonos unS
6enrrp Gpunts. Sfhs: &itntonb ppult, gpYernprltrabe, smi-
lhen 9rare> unp Srantlinltr. 1888
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Ihaftsz@r5fnuna.

HTls=VFVNH
6. 8ibinser, Shlpier unb Naldiniit,
,groapnra6e, swii6fn Der l. nnb 9. StraBe, i'm Saule
tes Srn. Sole,
,empfsEt F6 isinsn 8rsunbsn unb benz beuti6sn 9ublitam CUR @n>
Ssrtisuns aler S6lpisrarbe;sn unb &eparatrrep. geiunberS Made
Ids 8uti8ers auf nieine S9abbsrts, Stopp> unb g8isssgRaI6inen
aufmerflan,, fur bere1 @ute ib 9arontRre.
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vermischte Anzeigen.
Meue Deutlde @pothefe.

sNr taten &crbweHsde Der 4tsn un0 g~rcabtrase cine n,u,
s nia'lq Hns ss sats ~ s5 anfslsn g es 9ssaff a si aes sss'f i9ifs s rsS ssn
Der bslsn Sualitdt fkts s%prrdtbis balten ptrten. gBir iaeen b.S-
I'M fd IS Ss 81 aual ia a nas"a S SsSisins sa' ~ ' ssri d ssn s' m %ssss1:
nsTetn init aasp Sorefalt bss @adts anb 9ases bsrsitei. = ST.
tsIun9en POM ganee ipsrben auf bae @hnftliblle beiprat.
8arbcn Sn allen Sualitdttn unb Wamfaetlrtu, m
.' 9rrtmpnnoies unb Ssifen su ben biIiafe, IreiSsn urb
Spn- allen Sprten, rssI|
9arfhmercn, a,hrlsn, aamms, apietlpiessl, ds>
FnS Rs frH4 su baten. NN""' 'p"'' " Vs''
Simtsersn unp Grrteeren 5afte. welde mir gu ben btltsisSS srst.
GeEareiids snIrunsn,e, Gisarren. aatat II. Sst, ,peroen fets
aussssstdnets a9sins, melae ni4t ssmifAt uS muir Ben aran-
Fen bic msiasn %aBUbIibatsn sbun. wsr6tn %ebenfaus in srpFsr RaTc
i%sssyssasust auss. mas gu unfersm esladfn sessrt, pirs non
en Sspsh psuilNen' fra'ii9sn, franipll3sn uno antsrifaniffen
,,, Ssr ,,n} gss u S 5$id Der u Ssu tt ,.; Sss,s st. f., p.Is tn,i TO %ss,nassn
esln, wHS kn ssiss basu tsirassn, Unit ben gDhniasaa anisrsr
8nnSen seltrmmen gu sntiershen.
lin ,abIrsiGcn 8uprud bitten
@artu8 II. Scarce,
Saul Nif&er, bsntfbcr apptbsfer. III
5artstprnes CURE-ALL.
(9rdparirt BON einsm Gbemifer.)
8teles Wttttel betlt ale SCbnerSen. - OaS maot1Ge
9Sunper lnIerer Belt.
Stefss wsrtbSule 2eilmtheI wtrb innerIi& unb duBsrlid anse.
5)Ssrrsnfnaasen Ii. q srlssunssn, gsFmnisdssa,
'Gtolsra Mprbus, Srptteulcn,
'@rfahun8cn, 8alnS 5r5cr,
Heur0IIa. Sbrtnibmer;en,
.&beumaismlS, SranSwunbcn.
-4Ibnsrau9cr, Gbplsra,
gleberreiBen, SettenIdncr,en.
Masenldnersen, 9rufidnner,vn,
9plsntsrp, @rfrprene 4lBs,
gBunbcn pals, Mippenbuidc.
fufihmsBcn, Observation-Disclosures
8udenihmcrSen, 2eibShmerSn,
S6ipadsn 9ruafaIen.
0a ta1tltt Su9lcth ein eutes Starfsmittel III, 70 iF es bsIpnters
Bel Ra8enltp6fc. OYspepfa unb aasemciner Sdwdde az emf
problem. Ssrtauft ipirb bicieS ScumttsI
IN 5lai6en su 25 uub so Gents.
Gss- Ssre 6amiIh, NeilsnSe unb arbeiter icQte fur eincn Ct.
bsFm Sctlmitrl fktS bel fb fIbrcn.
Ias- Sputct 9u irsenb rpel6e S6merwn tatcn, 70 braude Ypu
eNlent y urc"Mll, unb OH tpirt au9entlidlide Qinberrna unS
Setluns fnten. gu baben bel
g. 50. 8amrtISpn, q. 96beter une
bel allen Npptbctern in &ihmpnb,
Ncrfplf NIB 9rtcrsbura.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-10-13
EBENsBURG OCTOBER 13, 1858.
''It is" was the response.

IL is, Was the response
"And you do not pass your evenings at
homer"
This is the first time [ have been out,
Emma, upon my word; and even now have
not been absent frem the house ten minutes
[ merely came out to take the fresh air. But
where are you going?"
Il am going home, George. Will you 60
with me?"
Certainly" returned the husband. She
took his arm. and they walked home in ST.
lence =
When Emma bad aaken off her things. she
sat down in her chair, and looked at the
clock
You are come home early tonight" re-
marked George
The young wife looked up into her hus-
| ban1s face. and with an an expression half
smiling and half-tearful, she answered, Il
will confess the truth, George; l have given
! up the experiment. | managed to stand it
last evening, but could not bear it through
tonight. When [ thought of you here all
alone, wanted to be with you 1t didn't
seem right. haven. enjoyed myself at all.
have no home but this
Say you SOL" cried George, moving his
chair to his wife's side and taking one Of her
hands. Then let NE make my confession
l have stood it not a whit better. When
left the house this evening, l could bear ii
no longer. [ found that this was no home
| for me, while my sweet wife was absent
thought would walk down by Uncle Johns,
and see your face, if possible. l had gazed
upon your empty chair till my heart ached u
He kissed her as he spoke, and then added,
while she reclinsd her head upon his arm,
Il have learned very good lesson. Your
presence here is like the bursting forth of the
sun after storm; and if you love me as
love you-which, of course, l cannot doub,
my presence may afford some sunlight fol-
you. At all events, our next experiment
shall be to that effect. l Will try and see
how much homo comfort can find while
We are both here to enjoy it,"
Emma was too happy to express her joy in
words; but she expressed it nevertheless, ane
in a manner, too, net to be mistaken.
The next evening was spent at home by
both husband and wife, and it was season
of much enjoyment. In short time Georg'
began to realize how much comfort was to b'
found in quiet and peaceful home: and th'
longer he enjoyed this comfort, the mor'
plainly did he see and understand the simpl
truth, that it takes two to make hap
py home, and that if the wife is one part,
the husband must be the other
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-10-13
From the London Journal.
HALF AN HOUR WITH A PUGILIST

Some two months ago, L was walking up
aud down the Lime street station at Liver
pool, in company with friend, awaiting the
departure Of the evening mail, by which we
were returning home. As it wanted but
few minutes of the time, we selected COM
partmeut in a second-class carriage; but be-
fore we could enter we had to wait some
little time to allow Of the egress of two or
three of the porters, who were deep in con-
versation with two passengers already seated.
while sundry other porters were clustered
round the carriage-doer, peepiDg in, with
looks of admring curiosity.
Surely, thought |, we are to have distin
guished fellow passengers. Who can they
be? Are they the Siamese ambassadors who
were then daily expected. There were to
have been two of thcn-one from each of
the kings. No; it is sccond-class; it cannot
possibly be they. Could it be Spurgeon and
one of his deacons ''doing it cheap?' No );
hardly likely. So We entered the carriage
with doubt and curiosity,
At the further end of the carriage, with
his back to the engine, sat man, whose
closely clipped hair, bullet head, and broken
! nose plainly told me what has profession was.
| Facing me, on the opposite side. sat his COM
panion, person of much more progressing
me that they were both prize lighters.
| To say that the first mentioned individual's S
head was bullet-shapcd, is very much to ma
lign that projectile; for surely no piece of
metal shaped as that head was could, by any
possibility, be got down a gun-barrel; nor,
! even supposing it to once down, could any
known means ever get it up again. No ge-
ometrical term with which [ am acquainted
could possibly convey any idea of that head
1t was not decahedron, and it was not 6
duodecahedron; and Its only claim to the title
of an '.obIate spheroid'' would arise frcm the
fact of its being fattened at the pole.
My friend glanced at me, and at him.
They were literally, and fguratively, lug
ly customers" and secretly hoped that the,
would not attempt to Improve the shining
hour" by practising their art upon US. How
ever, soon found that there was no cause
for alarm on this head; for the "spheroid'
s,vcry soon in slumbering, passive state
and as am naturally rather partial to elicit
ing information from peculiar characters
such as one does not meet with IN the dali.
walks of life, l very soon got into converse
ton with my opposite neighbor. whom, despit
his profession, | found to be very polite,
had almost said gentlemanlike, man. IL
spoke in that peculiar tone Of assumptio
common to most Londoners, and soon lear
ned that his name was - say Jones; tina
he was a prize Fighter. that he had tough
seven prize battles, and had never yet beel
beaten; that he held himself liable to b
challenged by any man alive, no matter who
or what the amount of the stakes; that,
that moment, he was acting as trainer,
professional tutor to his companion George
| M he called him. that they were Just rctUrL
ing from Georges fest prize-hg ht' who
had come off three days before IN the vlcini'
of Liverpool; that his adversary's title to tn
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IN AND ORA coed story is told of a
worthy deacon in the city 6 $, i'll Nor
'''Fn Ohio The deacon was the owner and
1yer"cr Of a large pork packing establish
@eut His duty was to stand at the head of
De scading trough. watch in hand. to time
2 lcugth of the scald, crying Hog in -
'lcn the just slaughtered hog was to be
,own in the trough, and Hog out ?" when
-s watch told three minutes. One week
+ press of business compelled the packers
I.ausually hard labor, and Saturday night
|al the deacon completely exhausted: in-
td he was almost sick the next morning,
ben church time came; but he was lead
g member, and it was his duty so attend
b usual service, if he could. He went t.
-1e occasion was one of unusual sole mnity,
+ 1 revival was in progress. The minister
F,oached sermon we'll calculated for effect,
Us Ieroratio2 was a climax of great beauty
M@ming the attitude of one intently listen
~s' he rccired to the breathless auditory
"Hrk, they whisper! angels say"
h'] IN ~ came from the deacon's pew, in
SNOlo.ian voice. The astonished audience
aInca their attention from the preacher. He
%, however, unmoved-
Sister spirit, come away ~
D9 om!" shoute the tally
y aS was too much for the preacher aud
,'Igi ,I.;5ee The latter smiled, some snickcred
~oy, while few boys broke for the door,
'PAt their sides" laughing outside the
~. a' within full hearing The preacher was
~,. ,.l'erfed entirely-sat down-arose again
.5 rU5lounced brief benediction, and dis
~. ~ Tue anything else but solemn minded
Us The deacon soon came to reaii-
sense Of his unconscious interludc, for
\. yI..turen rePrimanded him severely; while
goys caught the infection of the joke,
Dsr,sIry possible occasion afforded an op-
atS Sp'y Tor them to say Hog in" Hog