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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-12

IL successor TO J. H. Bofandickl, 45 Main street,
between First and Second streets.--The undeisign
ed having bought the entire stock Of Dry Goods,
from j II. Bofandick, viii continue the business
under the above firm, at the old stand. As Main ct,
between First and Second streets The stock viii
De replenished in few days, with every article IN
the Dry Goods line, and share Of public patronage
is respectfully solicited. WM. J. DEUBLER.
n,l--2 pm
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1gYIIIHLEs n.El3C oCH, f-uEs OETER
u and Dealer In Coach ard Saidlcry Hardware,
Main street, near Water.
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Rugciesl RnrrIesfr

EUST received by Aliis & Howes, fine assort
- meut Of Eastern open aud covered Buggies. For
sale low for cash. ALLfS a. llOWES.
ieiI
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s. WILSON'S E.z.ux.

III 81 1-AO -lANl11@L.
The best, eimPle.t and most dursbls Machine
IN uGe. They make a strong lock stitch, tie
ame upon both sides Of the work, sewing with ecua.
facility the thicl1est and thinneSt Eb-ies- lay
spool Of thread cotton six, used without re.s.
ing. Al machines warranted three years, and f1--
iustructons given 70 enable purchasers 70 use them
satisfactorily
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CERTIFICATE.

"-Soe.c-c, 8. c., March 9, 1857
!, paIia LlE.n, DO hereby ccrtify that have
hoen badly afflicted FOR tvo months With trfs-nr,a
tory rheumatism. ono CT NY ies cei,s much svroi-
"i,-St.- and s1sc--ec that found e exceedingly
d.i.cnlt ,e Waikiki. ne r..s Joint has been twice
p.rsaai IA sssISi7 IS s7511s =
nication Of the Llectrlc Oil nv hcarInC has secs
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uaE DRY.GooDs.sRRTr.sE,

NaE W DIR y. G00DS .gRREI.EE!
9v s...-. .r-.E Z AT &. EABICH'S.
NEW DRY GOODS. For sale - r--'--
s For CASH osIT
NEW DRY GOODS ARRIVED
Al s. EMDICH's.
NEW DRY GOODS, For Sale s..
y For CASH OSIY
- Ats. EMBIoEs !
NEW DRY GOODS, For Sale -...
FoR CASH o.'rT
NEW DRY GOODS ARRIVED
Ats. EMBICH'S
NEW DRY GOODS. Tor sole
FoR CASH oSIT.
ap3
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-12

- Merchants, No. las Magazine street, New Or
leans, La, devote their attention 10 the sale of
Western Produce and the purchase OF Gcccriee, for
which an experience of fifteen years gives them
more than ordinary qualifications and faciliiies-
Refer TO +. Y. Carlile, Evansville, Indiana.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

n .zU'P.7RT.S.ERSK RSKEP.-JNOJ J. CHAN
-AIDLER and BLYTHE IINNES have associated
themselves together partners in the practice Of
Law and Will attend promptly 70 all business
uected with their proicsaion which may be cntrust
e, to them.
ksS-0fice Luccust street, opposite the Sherwood
House, Evansville Ind. Eept26-ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-12

HfO.4L! COIL! C0.qL!!..we have now
u on hand and daily receiving the best COAL
that has bccn introduced into THIS market,
which are selling low. Coed currency win be
received in payment. Orders lcft az the store Of
JSO. W. HUGHES, nc:,; "a the State Bank, VII be
T-or.-tly 1.lcElod 70.
;an2s-tf JNo. W. HUGHES.
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GEo. FosTFR & 90.

<Tss.1.EE sTGR.EGE.--I have large dcu-
u bic Warehouse az tl,s Canal BASIN. capable Of
storing sny amount cf feroigce, which viii be re
eciyed stored taken Ca Of aud held subject 20 the
owners orders most ToysOna0le terms
- a z O. ORILEf
nih2f-n s-f --lr te ~
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DAVID ELKIS.
AUGUSTA, Ca, March %, 1855

AUeusTA, Ca, March %, 1857
PEoF DEGRATH-Desr Sir: This Is 10 certify ths.
have been afflicted with headache and on my
feet-from which have suffered very much--anc
BY the application Of DeGratlfs Electric Oh ]
have been cured Of my headache and corns, and
therefore recommend IL 20 all p. McCCE.
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Inv csIdtt ARtIIsf
VIII practice law and make collections in Van
derburgh and the adjoining counties in Indiana
Tfsy nave also established in tn city Of Evansville
RIAL ESTATE AGENCY.
Where they viii attend TO the purchase and sale Of
Cvansyile city property, well as farms and farm
TnE lands IN any Of the Western States. They will
alec procure purchase sell and locate land warrants,
pay faxes collect rents examine titles attend 10
any other business appcrhnng TO tho duties Of At
toFneys Real Estate Agents.
Lots in al parts Of the city, and farming lands
in various localities for sale Office on Third street,
nearly opposite the new Court House.
asa ASTfttS
janlJ-ly NOTARY Public)
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noa.v NELLY; BooHsEE1ER s

ALLEN G. HALLECk, AGE>T,
EvauSyiiis. Ind I.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
II c. HALLOCK-
EVANSVILLE INDIANA.

Z lfUtI WI INttI 1Ilu t1tNtfuI InsuTInCc
Agent, and
ADJUSTER OF AVERAGES
lie continues to issue policies from several FIRST
CLASS and MOST RELIABLE
E.S.SUR.s.F,CE COMPANIES
N THE COUNTRY, on INLAND AND FIRE RISKS.
He will also receive applications for
LIFE INSURANCE.
E6- He will also attend to the ADJUSTMENT OF
LOSSES of every description, under policies from
other agencies and attend TO the settlement of all
matters connected with Insurance, for parties inter-
es,ed His long experience as an Insurance Agent
has made him familiar with all subjects connected
with the subject Of Insurance. APPS silly.
0ET.S:4 L.N.SUR.S.N'(.E C0snP.z.N'x'
al HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
STATEMENT of the Condition Of the ErNA
INSURANCE COMPANY on the lst Of January,
1853 rs required by the law of the State Of Indiana:
The name OF tho Corporation Is -fTNA INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY, located at HAETFoRp, CoSS.
The Capital Stcch is ONE MILLI0N DOLLARS,
ard Il ,ofl
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n y. JOH.N.sO.N.s BS on STOI

9EA eDOoK BfNDERY and Blank <5sfRfN
Book Mandatory, First street be- ZSLzxE1
atvyeen Main and Locust, Evans km"W
vile Indiana. Blank Books made Sn-AAs~
20 order with or without printed heads and Maya
lines, Music, &c, bound in any style that may be
desired.
fh1h-1rW
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NUMBER 1919.
PATENT MEDICINES.
ELECTRIC OIL

XETSC0E.ERRD 1T E,fSTv--eres.s,,
~ Cure In the World for Painl-Prof Chas De-
Grath, ORIGINAL Inventor and Nsnnfscfnrnr 20 ~.
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1se hsuckegs ssUfns .Hasssre.

tn. 5s5t ALazls Thr,ad Eacnins in tne r-@-<s-
general ssSortment % sewing 1A1h-as S--k
Thread. Nesd,~ g.. 81, ccnstcnriJ IN h2ra-
Once No. Iarsie Hal
ur1f EN- r " ~ = y, As.1..
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a,Y4FH'0 9Jg H0USR, EILL. 4.
- BYEPs, pru1.ieirr. Ccr0sr Frs and Locust
straers, Eys-sv.IIc, L.. ole s.42Is Hou seam
tc1t lsr.:.. Dy5-Iy
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FOn.V'HUaIEY.S CO.. ron W.sRD D.

- ing and Commission Merchants No. 20 Tchoup-
itoulss street, New Orleans.
JOHs SULLIVAN.
septl5 jT-ly
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eGe RETAIL CONFECTI0NER. and Manu-
facturer OF all kinds or Candles, Cakes, Cordiais,
Preserves Jelles, &C, First street, between Main
and Locust Evansville, Ind.-SOuthern Fruit al
ways on haRd-0rders from families or private par
ties for articles in his line Of business attended to
az the shortest notice.
p8-An Ice Cream Saloon is fitted UP in the best
stvle my7-6m
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therefore recommend it 20 all p. McCCE-
PRoT. De GRATHs ELECTRIC 0L--S25 RrwARp.-
will give S25 FOR the apprehension Of low scamp.
who printed some dirty handbiiis and called his
stuff by the name Of Electric OIL t
CAuTIoS.-Beware Of low pedlars and piceyune
druggists who put up a stuff composed Of canphene
snd lard oil. calling 81 Electric Oil. No peddlars
cell the genuine Elect de Oil In the United etstse
IL s sold only by respe table druggists and country
,nei ,hsnts- BE sure and get DeGrath'5 Electric
OH, or you win be cheated. -.
rr AFFLICTED, READ THIS
.s - CERTIFICATE
@ AUGUSTA, Ge. March "a, 1857
/ PR0F. DEGRATH-Dear Sir: This is 10 certlh that
my boy Moses has been afflicted with rhsuns tisrn
for seventeen years, and by one application Of your
Oh, he was entirely cured and cheerfully commend
IL 20 all similarly affected t'sl
4 ~r- You're respectfully,
For saIe by SMITH 6 EZZARD, cole agents at
Aelanta, Georgia. PROF. CHAS DEGRA1H,
80 South Eighth street, Philsdelphih
KELLER & WHITE, sole agents - 80
Also, for sale at Dr Pcnnington's Drug Store, and
HalIOck q Stoddards. oct2o
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0RFD, DEF BO.N-DRKO, CO.u.uxS-

sion Merchant, Ne. Lafayette street New or,
leans for the sale of butter, cheese, lar eggs drieu
fr,,its Flour Meat and all sorts Of Western Pro
duce and for the purchase of Groceries, &c cssn
aavanres made on consignments. malo-y
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EE5.y'sT0.V' HOUSE, VEST SIDE
ekA Of the public square, Princeton. Ia ;: =
VII SON, Frouri7tor. Sfi
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j. MILTON SMITH, sec'y.
A. G. HALL0CK, Agent,
ieIl-dirn Evansville Ind.
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eH Fv,. East side Elm, between First and sec
md strse,s JANIS c. ADAMS, Propretor.-
The Iouisville and Shawneetown Stage Offices kept
!! ! -. -. oto,-s House augl7
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4XyE II IL N AUUCs "
~ sale dealers in Groceries, Produce, Nails,
Window Glass, Glassware, &c. &C., No. AZ Main
street, between First and Second, Evansville, Ind.
T. I. WHEELER. JAMES D. RIGGS.
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Royal Marriages In Turkey.

THE sULTAN's DAUGHTERS AS BRIDEs-SEzI-
BEH suLTANA TAKEN TO HER NEW HOME.
[Constantinoplc une 81 corresToudcncp of the Lon
don Tsmss I
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nEPOT--L %. REI.W.I.N:N.

- Wholesale Dealers in Groceries, Foreign aud
Domestic Liquors, Importers Of Holland Herrings,
prunes, Chocolate, &C. Main street, two doors back
of Second, Evansville, Ind mhz1
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-10-02
8glEO TED POE RW.
Sabbath Evening.

by GEORGE ID. PRENTICE.
'Jis holy time. The evening shade
Steals with n soft control
Ger nature, as Al thought of heaven
Steals DER the human soul
And every ray from yonder blue,
And every drop of falling dow,
Seem TO bring down to human woes,
From heaven, n message of repose.
Der yon tall rock the solemn trees
A shadowy group inclinc,
Likcgentlc nuns in sorrow bowed
Arounlthcir holy shrine;
And DER them now the night-winds blow,
So calm and still, the music low
Seems the mysterious voice of prayer,
Soft echoed on the evening air.
The mists, like incense from the earth,
Rise to a God beloved,
Aud DER the waters moved asserts
The Holy Spirit moved;
The torrents voice, the waves low hymn,
Seem the far notes of Scraphim,
And all earth's thousand voices raise
Their song of worship, love and praise.
The gentle sistcrhood of flowers
Bend low their lovely eyes,
Orgaze through trembling tears Of dew
Upon the holy skies;
And the pure stars come out above
Like sweet and blessed things of love,
Bright signals in the ctornul dome
10 guido the parted spirit home.
There is n spell of blcssedness
In mir and earth and heaven,
And natuc1 wears the blessed look
Ola young saint forgiven:
Oh. who, at such an hour of love,
Can gaze on all around, above,
And not kneel down upon the sod
With nature's self, to worship Cod.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-10-02

"WEms MIR. Tree, if you're about to
teacc, ] shall detain your tran&," cxclaim-
ed an incensed landlady to herlodger, WHO
was slightly in arrears.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-10-02
PcKENs COURT HOUSE, S. c. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 2 1853

every honest man with shame and indiena-
tion?"
These are momcntous and solemn oues-
tons that Mt this time claim the serious con
sideration of every American citizen through
out the land. A FRIEND 10 JUSTICE
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-10-02

A POOR lrishman offered an old saucepan
for sale. His children gathered around
him, and inquired why he parted with it /?
!" All, me honeys," answered he, 81 would
notbe afther parthing with IL, but for a lit
tic money to buy something to put in il"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-10-02

SKsbEroNs Of men t6ti feet high have itSti
discovered in q burying-ground about mile
{ Northwest Of Winchester, Indiana Near
byis au.old fort, including aBnut 4 irty.six
acres of ground within the fertilization The
mound IN the centre is about twenty-five feet
high. while the fart, or byeast-work, Is about
fifteen feet. Directly East aad West Of the
mounds are open spaces or gatcways, around
which are other forts.
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Not in Wrath.
uN I S. aalUU


.Fr.l
"si."
la. boy ss.t.l at t.e sound Ghisitacgs
,a.oa, while l.. color he.eh,url
-2I--l------ ------ !. .1 u. j. H. l.l-- al. him
,a j.. ...o.r..a irv miuu'c- before, ou h.,
vuvto.o .,l,Hnr &c, MfUr whore hi, mon
W.. 80 works but a Thought crossing he
mind had induced him 10 return. ne spoke
with SOME ,,rmur,, ul voice and manner.
">u," repeated tbc boy. lookug with a.
hnlft tiul ebnar at his father.
Don't .o 20 the mjIl-d1m 10 day" said
Mr. Lloyd, speaking slowly and with au-
thuity.
Frank did uo, answer promptly So hi,
h'rr said. in tome of sharp interrogation
DO yau hear, ,ira"
"N',s sig," yl'iyl Irauh
"Ncry vDu, th.n see 10 it that ann
obc,ed.
Nlr Iloyd started oir again for the clcar-
iug. lie did not feel altogether satisfied
with himself for he was conscious of not
having addressed hi, son in the right spirit.
1t would have been as easy 90 have spoken
more mildly. to have made the mtordction
in different tone of voice and vet been
quite aS likely To insure obedience
"I wish ! could control mysc,f little bet
ter" said the farmer. as he strobe away. ~
don't think this harsh. pcrcmptorv mode Of
speaking ever does much good. I'm sure it
never hclped to make me any more obcdicn,,
when was boy; but rather tended 10 ex-
cite rebellion. The most outrageous thing
ever did, when how was in defiance of an.
grily announced authority. Frank is scnsi-
tive and my manner hurt him. Imust guard
myself better"
"Wbot is the matter, Frank " inquired
the BOYS mother, coming to- the door She
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Salad for tho Solitary.

v -
%, u Why not hr f,n'r"'ly known 'u,"
according TO buNluHe li'9rrW l'Neon 'Ne
pumc'nl nnm'' Er'' ~ derived nom % root
"meh tRuiNrs q" t"h '-o i1'' WWeh may
possibly account Tor the ouFin "l the lh'"''
ia woman privilege
r-y- An instance m which m1rrinac va,
liru,ll, n lottery. vns .,,,u,,lig.I irr recent
G,.l. l'r4rii,pl 4, a rr,iaiu tou,lal.vainiu.
Franco. Who, rr,,I,l. u..u hi, nrr..ualaitrac
lions mainly. oriulII, i,ui hIn.,.fup ns the,
ono Grand nrilr. ip .I,u,r,. alton thousand
tir,ri. of the ,1lup .nr Two lnll.r. pu.h. This
.u,y,l matrimonial ryp,li,ni c.,y,cd , voud.
rous scu,,iion om6nq The belle, of the
French c,rit,l4 and tIr result o,.. tIpt all
.,rt. ,r sI,ril,fiop. won't IN, all,,,, tL. c,ir
t,b. rar,fl, louult .ri,tlu f,l.t 4 fir
.,o,.Ut ,gn..,I. Who .I,i..I I.,..l, f,filo.
G-.lr ,r Tho iL,u,. hr.,,,,. ,I.r l...,,. ,r iba.
pfige tirl,i. iL. mrI., ,nu,I t.rI.rrI I.r
-T7, I7T,-1,,--- ~ I-,-- I-,7I1 ,=.IOTT- iI'--,
i.r'p.,. r,... ~ .I,,. IN g,.f .f.Ira .r,
within ihc L.i,f limits of rhc dan. il,mcn
milrl t,rjr l,,,in,. o,d fl.., .,,,.. i...,m,
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TAPPED TOO Low--Mose is good judge
of human nature, and in describing men and
things makes use Of many quite original Fg
urcs of speech some of which are more re-
markahlc for force than for grace or elegance
Somebody on one occasion, was praising q
young lawyer as "a confounded smart fellow
and asked Nose if he didn't think he wa,
about the Toughest man in the county p
"frNh sait Nose, "smurt talking man, but
t1ppsd the iow" "What do YOU mean by
thh, Mosc 9"~ "Wny, just this-it you tap a
barrel Of cider too near the bottom 1t always
I2g,s cgytins. That man was tapped too
low
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Nor BAp-lhc editor of the Nashua, o..
H. Iricgrapb in speaking Of the fun cugrn-
dcred in mock sessions OF the legislature, re-
latos the following, which is certainly too
plants =
"On another occasion, our old and esteem
ed friend Dyer II ---, no matter what his
other name was, was. member, whom, We
think it was Tom Whipplc, who moved, with
al The solcmuity of a judge, that Dyer il.
- hc allowed to take the name OF Dyer
+. --' Perhaps the House didn't roar
again"
- We have repetition Of the. story,
fresh from Paris, that the hoops have col
aTscd.
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MISTAKES or pENuRS- Some people are
continually wondering at the "cHclcssncss'
of editors in allowing SO many errors and
bluudcrs TO appear in thcir columns and mar
the print. Such people know very little Of
the .ditlicultics-wc had almost said impcSsi-
bililies-of keeping them oa;. The most
careful attention to these matters will not
prevent errors creeping in even when pro-
lcssinual prQgi-readcrs are engaged express
ly for the purpose. And when it is borne in
mind thntsin most papers such an expense is
necessarily ydispcuScd WITH and the proofs on
tn It account are often hurricdly examined,
the luet viii no longer tprrssS strange. In
connection with this subject the following
auccdotc is not Inappropriate.
\ Glasgow publishing house attempted 10
publish a work that should be perfect speci-
men of typographical accuracy. After hav-
ing been carefully read by six experienced
proofrcaders, it was posted mp in the holl of
-LnilcEAiIN.- IeM4rL uf ElQ nlleI.l 10
any one who should detect an error Zach
page remained two weeks in this place and
yet, when the work wos issued, several errors
were discovered one of which was in the
FIRST line Of the first p0gc'
When such was the case in a city long cell
cbrated in Great Britain for publishing the
finest and most correct editions Of the elias
sizes, what is to be expected in newspaper
which must necessarily be hurried through
the press rhle II is Hc,cs! and where the
compensation will hardly afford one "eXperi-
cnccd proof-rcadcr," let alone six. The won
ted accuracy of our papers is really astonish-
ing. I
I7yr Jefferson snys, - For oua realty com
vcrtcd Christian, as the fruits of missionary
labor, the indecent practice ofthc Americans
have made fully one thousgud tobacco-chow
ers." lie might have added that the drink
ing practices Of the English have made fully
one thousand druutsds.
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90 90 leave the room. Amer prayer lho
minister produced % steel instrument, called
. u brir,ri lho metallic poiut,iu which somc
bad great confidence and which the doctor
thought might Doc useful in drawing oui lhn
eieaHe.y The cold walu romedy wa, llen
unknowu, and wo a.l looked on 100 silence,
while lhc kInd-hcWlod clergyman ana phy-
clan sat by her hod,.de, alternately siukug
bri forehead and face with .thusr mysterious
Instruments, I urrd NOT now aay that uo
success followed lhis experiment. Though
% smile OF iupmul.ly iu tbHt day, even witch
900 ouch cad surrounding. as was presented
iu my poor mulhr.b f.ri.oom, would have
been thought highly udcrarou. During 900
tHt night fhc luy ho,wiug between DIE and
death, occasionally uirgl.Hg with hcr gralus
10 faint uripauco uf iurubucut stureurrs On
tbc course Of tho nest day wc found sh,
could swallow, and c1rdaIs were carefully adj
miustrrcd which seemed 10 revive herr
from this point she slow Is recovered, taking
litlr uouri,hmcnt every duy, and gradually
gUuiug % l.Ur ruugrh, although shr wa.
lur u long time scr, vp.a and nervous. often
miutug uWUy us uu moved hrr from ono Lrl
tl another.
OF clut. the rsruurIin4r, character of
L.r iIlup,, ,..4llI u.ur. r.r,...r, "a. f...,u
rsr. not uuh Zoo the r.rrlrof Err immediate.
friends, o., whom ,hr vas rrrtil, lr..,.I
hut al,, among .,rnearti. and h.4r.o..n
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-17
struok BY lightning
From DO cmFfegalIonalIsl.


mHI Iar af Row q, l., Stone, pastor Of ho
P.,>s5rrct Church iu boston
! 0alnll never forget that storm. II was on
/ Meuday The tenth day ~ June, l7gs. lvaa
lIUts vilh my parents To- LymelNew Loulon
7 County Connecticut Il WIS just at noon.
I lun diy had been very sullry, and wo wae
aI ualsusllg occupied. so titpl We diH mot
poti fbe black clouds gathered threatening
fiy II Me- ky unit we heard ttr WWrTTiUF
|off distant thunder
O.wuue, being Monday, Il was washing
dai, H,l ns ve bad large family there was
lawn oug line of clothes which bad beou
/ |hutp boz early and we're nearly or quite
/ dlrI We were farmers, with many mouths
. ofaIi own 90 feed, aud % large dinner wac
. iutfNHug served for the table, The c.gtbw
on iilH lines, however, must ho Grst thought
. Of pil ps rain was apparently close 90 hand,
ms r 'hcr called for some OF 90. Rir,s 90 uid
/ hr,Urd ran out herself toward the clothes
/ lad two Of my sisters followed her, while
u,e /, sister and myself divided our Gm,
brtt,fu Ihc preparations lur dinner and au
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