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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-20
THE ways of the world are wonderful

THE ways of the world are wonderful,
and the ways of the women are the most
wonderful ways in the wide, wide, world
And the most wonderful ways of the wo-
men are seen in the way they treat one
another. The great party and ball that
came off just at the breaking up of win
ter, brought together the queerest ad-
mixture of people that ever trod carpets,
or aired their charms under the same gas
lights.
The elegant Miss Mason, whose father
had made a splendid fortune as an enter
prising draper and tailor, apparel. With
that fastidious exclusiveness for which
the latest Corners into fashionable circles
are the most remarkable, she refused
various offers of introduction as she did
not wish to extend the number of her
acquaintance: cher friends were few and
very select"
The beautiful Miss Taylor, radiant with
good natured smiles, and once well &C
quainted with Miss Mason when they
went to the public school in William
Street together, noticed, the hauteaw of her
ancient friend, who was determined not
to recognize one who would only remind
her of her former low estate. But Miss lay
lor, the rogue, as clever as she was pref
ty determined to bring her up with a
short turn, and notsubmit to being
snubbed by one whose. ancestral as
sociations were no better thanher own
Watching her chance when the
haughtyaayoung lady was in the midst
of her set, Miss Taylor walked up and
with smiles of winning sweetness remark
ed,
II have been thinking, my dear Miss
Mason that we ought to exchange names"
"Why, indeed?"
Because my name is Taylor, and my
father was mason, and your name is
Mason, but your father was tailor"
There was a scene then, but there was
no help for it. The little Miss Taylor had
the pleasure of saying a very cute thing,
which was soon repeated in the ears of a
dozen circles, and the wits wished to see
her, but the proud Mason bit her lips in
silence.
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city Prescription Store.

T>he subscriber is prepared to compound
i Physicians Prescriptions as usual, with &C
curacy and dispatch Of the purest of medi-
cines, and low charges made for the same.
ja4 l.. W. WEBB.
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Groceries, &c.

las. E. JON E s, No. 2, Campbelps
= Wharf, has in store fine lot of Sugars,
Crushed Pulverized Granulated, and the a.
b. q U; Sugars, which he offers for sale low
by the Darrell, or pound. Come and buy.
20 .r....
Rutter! Butter!-20 Kegs good Butter
ID just the article for Buckwheat. for sale
ny JAS. E. JONES.
N Orth carolina Blue Fish.-A No.
~ |, article, for sale by
de 81 JAS. E. JONES.
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CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY
G F II 81!
THE undersigned has just returned from
l. the North with large and choice as
| sortment of
ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRA TED
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
B O 0 X S,
Purchased for CASH at the trade sales, very
low and which he will sell correspondence
cheap.
ALSO,
ONE THOUSAND INSTRUCTIVE AND ATTRACTIVE
JUVENILE BOOKS,
suitable for all ages and conditions. Our list
OF Books is entirely too large to pretend to
enumerate
But if you want good, cheap and beautiful
Books, suitable for Christmas and Holiday
Presents, give me a call.
de "a j. ID. GHISELIN, Jr.
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Mr. ID. I'll, Winter,

aaRz- Being pratical Piano Man
ufacturer, offers his services to
M W Il u the citizens of Norfolk, Port
smouth and surrounding Country. in the
REPAIRING and TUNING PIANOS Of
every style, and being Proficient in MUSIC
n e feels confident, he can, and will give en-
tire satisfaction in all cases. A trial is res
oectfully solicited, and orders can be left at
the stores of G. Hall, G. Schwarzkopf and l..
Salisbury. de lin.
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WIN. A. GRAVES,
SHIPWRIGHT, SPAR MAKER AND
CAULKER.
SECTIONAL MARINE RAIL WAY,
fSTEAM SAW MILL AND TIMBER
MANDATORY,
No. sc, Wide Water Street, Nor
folk, Va.
Mg- N. B. BUILDING MA TERIALS
FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE.
oct Sly
e MAYER DEALER IN
Watches, Jewelry, Silver, Plated Ware, &c.
No. IS, Main Street
oc3 NORFOLK, VA.
nAYMORE & STONE,
ID PRODUCE AND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
SHIP BROKERS &c.
ENp OF CAMPBELLL WHARF.
zoe Sly
w III. BUCK,
w No. 1913 Dc los Church street, Norfolk
Dealer in Porter, Ale, Cider, and Superior
Mineral Waters. Fine Draft Ale always on
hand.
oc 8
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andreth'S Garden Seed.-Just re-
IL ceived full supply of the above genu-
inc Garden Secs, viz:
Extra Early Peas,
Flat Dutch Cabbage,
Drumhead Cabbage,
Long Scarlet short top Radish &c.
For sale low for cash.
ja15 l.. W. WEBB.
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CUNDRIES-
- 100 kegs Orange County Butter,
100 boxes Cheese,
100 Bbls Apples,
10 do Lard,
SO bags Rio Coffee,
Now landed by Schr. Leroy, and for sale
low by j. j. WOODBRIDGE,
ia Is No. 5, Roanoke So.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-09

IA or RAY FayEs.rreparatiors ,fthe Bay Leat have
cen ihr wo VI Tor centuries past
- remedies Nervous Headache and for affections of the
cad p.ncrally an diseases Of the Scalp and Hair Bay
i,nl par,iculary occupied prominent position in the
msiiou and still eagerly sought after by ts thou
s II admirers equivalent however of the active prin
i,, at the Raw minute that real or permanent bee
O can b. effected therefore simply palliative and
the diseases for which this valuable re III
eIyi il o veil adapted .-.,.. 40, 49,,
ROSSERS CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF BAY
LEAVES prepared oly by the inventor has oeen erect
bedy series of chemical and has Las; been
brosgt to that concentration when makes arrie
uneauaed arrestg the decay of the hair the rrnp|
relieving by few applications that distress
itching which generally prrcedss the falling Of me
hair IL originally prepared for membr II his family
thaving confidence In the nnsrums usually Sold wh" had
Distressing decay Of tn. hail and such ITS wonder
curative effects thai its reputation a once hccame establish
aud hundreds Of calls made for without
apy system Of putting whatever Its intrinsic virtues alone
have into public and such the demand for
this truly great remedy that the 1--we has been induced to
upon extensive scale and he offers il
with the fullest confidence 10 the entire public
Prepared bv Th'a II Rosser At his Chemical Iaboraor
Psers,,urg Va and for sale by Druggisis generally.
sInfl
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nnn H"-hrI- pr''ur "rs Glover seed, !"
9NINDD store All Tor when VIII sell low for
casi Also Timothy. Orchard Grass lngsh Blue GrasH.
Green ard Herds Grass See4
ian 'ts IRBy a SAUNDERS
LNOR sALE-A Eis is.i'Rsr Cock. Bronrr, " n.h-
and good Seams 10 be Kept In Iynchbprg Its
vicinity Ais, good BLACKSMITH Neth,r s,,i any
Al il II fn,ti dlu
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bALTIMUHE

N0TgcE To -aaPPElss OF TOBAClOt -
~ THE WESI The undersigned are prepared To give IN
ceased facilities shippers "t r"hnc 10 the est having
shortened the time transit aud reduced the rate fr" thrd
to fourth class
ThouRb receipts given all the principal points In tue
West by Riruad ar the ohio River and eiehis guaranteed
other line The >hipment between
baltimore Cine indianapolis ST. Louis aud Cho%g" Is
made at psuts rcy irm cart or nhder cover mere
by avoiding drs and icrapc md all damage on Tobacco
from exposure
EH' No eomm. sions charg,dat Baltimore or ihsbnrg
MAaitAW 4 MOONS.
e0 North street. Bal,iu'"re,
REFER to Jesse Hare Co. w D. Miller, } L. clay tor
Ly ynehhug Jacob llcald Co. Jacob brandt Baltimore
feb l5tiian
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f., VIRGIN. - yub.ishul ally at &c an: rt.weekiya
D, aanun, weekly al So. nvsriabl, ad
- - will be charged in ali No paper
II. discontinued th. optio, oil IA. Pfopretors
,nfl \ arreararrs shall lav. been paid
ERTlSEMEN \ TSare nser' SO square Of
the first Insertion and 3it cts tor each ron
sa nuicss weekly. and then % cts
r. nar each Insertion II the number u
f e the Ms, will be published till II
"a ~. charged rlingi.
nE EARLY ATE ARE
r.t~. luare asy.
do DO '''''s ~
ole ".
nrt tln "
Advertisement. Intended both papers subject 10 spe
.
o. Annual adv will limited to their immediate
u.s or the adv charged ~ transient rates
~ All advertisements appear In the daily and ri
. Ny rapers. ,-,,, :,
obituary notices which -xceed eiRh' lines
,,c.l, 'urtb he Ell
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Il WATCH AND JEWELRY BV 1INESS in all Is various
branches old stand rf Thurman Dinwdde where
will keep constantly hand stock of Gold and Silver Watch
breast Pins Ear Rings Finger Rings Silver Spoons Pia
ted Spoons, and will be pleased to accommodate hi
old friends and the public generally.
JAMES UINWIDDIE.
Watches and Jewelry repaired short notice. aud old
and silver taken In cxchange for II work. I'D.
tul.
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NEW BOOKS JUST RECElNED-
~ LII" In n Risen saw ur by Dr. CIndsh,
arth and tho Word, by iatuson,
II ljc Ia S,ria,
BELL BriitHn Iour,
Ars oi Is, #ut, bt Ioa MontcY
BrRndon or n iiundrcd Years Ago. hv Tiffany,
Skctch,- and Rtrulr, O I,nrhhuru
History of tho Atlantic Icl,graph by J.hn Mualy
II & NIcinR,
sept"n Successor To & Morse
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
CLOTHING TRADE F.!
FALL. lAIA

AtRlNt the Summer have greatly enlarged and
IL improved our fouse and have iGrg. well light
aud conveniently sales Rooms be- focnd
In city We have made these mpro, the
wants ni constantly increasing trade and beg advise
WHOLESALE an' RETAIL dealers that we have in
store and daily r.revns the largest and desirable stock
al CLOTHING We hav" exhibited 10 b. In the
South We hay" now been In the trade this city
"r Feaig ydTs AID having thus obtained full know eg" q.
the wants oi the aud being more largely engaged in
the mannfa, tue and sale of ChnG than other hune
thu state believe offer the iadscewtns
ehars by arrival shall make additions stock
"f all that AMI fashionable and purchasers Will at ali
lines hnd complete assortment of superior quality CLOTH
lNtt and GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, In store
and Tor sale upon LIBERAL TERMS
Wholesale and Retail distinct and
hp"rs An examination Of prices and mode
ing business is respectfully solicited
KEEN. BALDWIN 4 CO.
aug cots lOs Main street, Rehm"nd, Va.
NnAssAND STICK llQCORlCE,
lVA SwectOn
Tonqua Beans
Pure n. r.. Rum on cons sgnmcnt, for sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 co,
mar lsts Richmond. Va
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ONE: DO! AR

<NNr or THE HEST ruKGAriNE AND LIVER NV
@" r ,,.r u. " h. "r
tdthdrfic nidrr and ,n"t" th"'"n ihan any ch"
"mea, ar,inu irs, q" the Lirr To cir. It's morbid
ter then on the stomach and "w"l" '"carr' on tina, mat
~ painful feelings prlruced the operations
time that It rurgrsn aud when taken daily in m"d
crate doses will strengthen and buid IL up with unusual
> Dr.. sanford. u"vixor",or Is compounded en-.
- ir,ly from articles at m''ir'c namely. Gnms
when Is known .ha, on, bottle Of the inv,gora,or
tainS much strength one hundred doses "f C"lom'l
. without an, of its derterious fleets
e Though possessing medicinal powers these dnm.
have been bu, little known t" h,s'ian' and n"',' used
In their trscrip until used in the form OF the Inrtso
which met with such unprecedented sn,rr-. "s to
induce III. proprietor offer family medicine tried
and know effects l. has rarely tailed To
~ Lirer Complaints in th.ir worst forms
1adiarstiOn being caused hJ adcrnn ed L'r"r'n cur
- cd whrr the Liver tied !" action
JnWndicc Is caused hv an roper action f'h" L'r
- and proof that the i>vieoHAron relieves ns d1
ease any troubles. with Jauuice take III" lnvIgo
rntor r'pu arl, week and their skin will begin te as
Co-,i..nr-- can be permanently eur"dhy the In,iE
Take it In susl doses on rr'i ing and 1t assists
nature in her operations Ny gradually dn'"i"hna i"e
dose the bo~ols are len !" a'y and ac'H" "a'"'nd
work as rrg"larl, "sci"'k ""'k
~ s,ck llcndnrhr l. ,c,y son relieved by taking
double dose # M" IrRoafr, which r"Irects all acidiy
u For loaded stomach 1t "quai "s relieves
family medinr rally al, who use II speak In III"
- hghes. terms
DR.. snnford'- I"vigo.nior rame to us recon,
mcndci as for lv"r Complaints aud all diHca-c-
ar sing from - seas, liver The t,mouials Of
Physical in Its fav,r indnrcd ms I" try H. and
that 1t of the greatest bes
lsings given ID, "r made n complete cure
before the hrsi bottle taken and II We can cai
ing edible with trnnhc shin" hei ir nothing but
W ghe-t od would g,st ii that paia -
Vow hat To- I" ali "ir readers is u Ltrr
Complaints or Hyrp'a ""i ''u do not tail to Try this
- III. great, rrm,IH II the " rid -Snh Fart
- We take iniuc pleasure 'inmeniing this m'di'
- = cine = n pteycnlivr Fcsc, Rnd g0r. Chtit Ec-
- o.. and all Fever. "t nitliOus Type. II "pcr
-. with and thousands Wiling to testify
- its wonderful virtues
There has n ., been tried in family remedy
wh has with such unboul dch IL the
Of disease intiirn, 81 ilir Or SnNf0rd's hn-
sixOrRsori alone for Iii ni children that
= for tAtlurtic mildly and grnty
and 10 the thoroughly that We
think inR n scrvc. 10 all in advising them when
they need medicine. THIS remedy. There
that notice wherc great heneh has
received in diseases ot tie Liver Stona' an Row
W els where all other remedies it, relief II has
become - nuscf in family thnt will not be with
out it-.JafksoHrii, iia Rep9hiIcaH
PRICi o>F DOLLAR rtK NOZZLE
SANFORD a co, rT"Ir ctuiS 3Ij broadway, New rk.
aug ICON
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Rsy- IN WANT or MONEY. -ea

fuNllE time for settling having come most Respectfully
those indebted 10 I" come forward and settle
their and tus having claims against lis viii ase
wish AMI
expira every sN months lst January and
st July sh To do stritl, months business
fH Th owing i'll please attend Ia this
exceedingly incn,"nicnt for us 10 see them
Come one aud all and settle, and mn. h "hligc
jy cots j. MAI llllAS 20 e.
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NVPR Eaa avI NGu Ea.-s0.uov ;ypress Shingles
" 20 Tons Brush Mountain Coal For sale by
ANDERSON, LANFORD CO. on Canal
mar 26- Langhornes Mills
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BARGAINS. BARGiAuNs!! BARGAINS!
TO RI HAD AT CLOTHING STORE
SAMUEL, HARTMAN. AG'T.

Main ~ nearly Opposite The tHi.eas' SariHTs Bank
Il HAVE just Il from the Northern cities of
II the compe assurtmens of Ready VI nde ClOth-
ing offered this market Ny stock includes Fur Rag
lans black and brown If the finest ye and finish Seal
skin, and Pilot Cloth do OF different coss have also fine
ba K cloth RAelans kinds latest black
coth Frock Dress Coats well business
Goats of all kinds with suits match Of Vests have silk
velvet satin fancy silks plush and VARIETY
of col and finish Also and varied
of Fu, nishing Goods, such shaw Shirts oineD and
marselcs together with wusn underwear Of kind
Also BOOTS SHOES, (of Baltimore manufacture and N
warrantcd) HATS. CAPS. IMBRELLAS, TRUNKS. ~
FAIISES. CARPET BAGS. &c. &c, hich | de ~
terminPd 10 sell the lowest The public
yted to come and Judge for themselves.
scit2i div SAM. HARTMAN Agent.
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NJO11CE.-The umarrDisscd u arsicle. ha We bcsss
~ In the Depot OF the Virginia and Tennessee Rail Ksd
Company Christ ansburg than twelve months
called tor and unless claimed whin ninety daysrom
hereof will be sold at pubic auction meet the charges e
One Wheat Reaper,
Marked w. c Curren,
Chrstiansburg Depot
Pattern Corn MIL
Marked j. l.. Jennings.
Jonesborough, Tennessee.
One Corn Mill
Marked Phelps Williams,
Wytheyille.
Eight Barrels Plaster,
Marked T q Pearson.
TIlOS ID JELLIS. Gca1 Froi2ht A9rnt,
septl Va a Tenn. Il /. co.
To Papers advertising for the Company will please insert
tlr ahn q for three months.
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Sl73,792 A
STEPHEN C. WHEELER, Sec'y.

IL W LILLIAN
New York, March, 1857.
At the request of the President and BoaId of Di-
rcctors Of the knickerbockcr Life Insurance Com
piny, certify that the mode Of computing present
value 0f the Policies employed by the Secretary of
the Company is scientifically correct, and in ac-
cor,lance with the prescriptions Of the charter.
also certify, that have compared the list of poll
cies furnished me by the President ON the books
of the Company with valuation tables sufficiently to
test the accuracy Of the results given by the Secre-
tary, and find the values stated within 10 he nu-
mcricaly correct. That is to say the present val
ue Of the future risk Of the Office on all outstanding
policies or the difference between the present value
of future premiums to be paidon them is S43 10
The to.al value of policies, the holders of which
are entitled TO dividends, is S29, ,227 02.
And if the surplus is correctly stated at STl l2 IL
the difference between this and the present value
the future risk of the Company on existing policies
after elucting 10 per cent of il for the relief fund
Is the proper amount for dividend, to-wit: S4 81
The true principle of dividend is to assign each
policy holder who has insured ON the mutual plan
share proporionod TO the present value of his poll
cy, which Is the true value of his interest as stock
holder Of the Company. This share amounts 10 10
per cent Of the present value of the policy
CHARLES W. HACKLEY
February 25th. 1857.
As Agent for the above Company, I am prepared
to issue Policies. the most favorable terms Pam
phcts giving all desirable information, can be had
on application. WM. T. PAGE.
Evansville, April 9th, 1853 -ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-21

g-ayn The indianapolis JoUrndL says the
LecomptOnites are endeavoring to give eclat
TO Gen. Lanes reception in that city for
political effect. 1t SAYS:
4 man who has excrted all his official in
fucncc in the attempt to crush the people of
Kansas under the infamous Calhoun Consti-
tuition; and who, to more thoroughly abuse
himself before his Southern masters, was
willing that his own State, Oregon, should
establish slavery within her borders, should
look for honors to those alone who sympa-
thisc with his OdiouS sentiments.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-21

pEG~' \ petition to the Queen, praying
that the Prince of Wales, or some other
memher of the royal family will visit To-
ronto to open the Agricultural Exhibition,
has been signed bymenIbers Of both branches
of the Legislature; the mayors and corpo-
ratonS of Hamilton and Toronto; the Cath
Ollie and Anglican Bishops OF Toronto; the
Judges of the Supreme Court; Sir Allan
McNab and other influential persons. Mr..
John G.. Norris left Toronto yesterday for
England to lay the petition before Her
Majesty.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-21

BSsy" The Democrats of the Seventh Dis
trict have gone into the wholesale boiling
business on the joint stock plan. The Wa
bash Express publishes lists of three hun
dred names nf mon who have bolted from
the LecomptOn nominee, aud gone for Davis.
After filling two numbers of his paper with
these names, the editor quit, having come
to the conclusion that il was useless to at
tempt to copy the entire poll books of each
county. us Davis was bound to get all The
rOteS- FinceHHes Gazette.
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Arfesian Wells,

The Mcssrs. Duponts, at Louisville, have
struck, in boring the arteSian well for their
paper mill, a strong vein of sulphur water,
nearly 1900 feet below the surface. 1t
daily draws hundreds of the citizens of
Louisville to the paper mill to imbibe the
medicinal water. As sulphur water is un-
fit for the uses of the mill, the proprietors
are obliged to continue the boring, and
will thereby destroy the sulphur spring.
The Louisville Courier makes the follow
ing comments upon arteSian wells, from
which it appears the art of boring for water
was an ancient one, and its use in modern
days is but u revival of an oldprocess:
Artesian wells are by no means late
thing; they date quite far back into the
past. Although in Germany, and especial
ly in America they are of recent introduc-
tion, vet they have existed in China and
other oriental countries Cor many centuries.
Although called artesian, from the province
of Artois where they were bored with great
facility, they can with more propriety be
called Syrian, or Chinese. Amin-Bey, a
Frenchman, in the service of the PaSha of
Egypt, has restored bored wells in the deserts
and oases of Egypt, constructed about 1000
years ago. Olympiodorus of Alexandria,
who lived about 500 years after Christ,
speaks of wells in the GASES of from GOO to
/ 1000 feet in depth, which send forth their
waters like rivers, and were used for the ir-
/ rigation of 0elds. The Bishop of Tabrasca,
/ missionary in China, in early times, re-
/ lates that the wells of Ou-Tang- Kiao, are
several hundred feet in depth, and very mar
row, and serve to procure salt water. In
the same province are several thousand OF
these wells, in the narrow space of about
$50 square miles; several of them are from
l,50O to 1900 feet in depth, and have a di-
ameter OF only six inches. Some of these
wells exhale inflammable gas, and arc called
fire ecelts. The oldest bored well in France
is found in Lilers, in the province, of Ar
tois, in the yard of an old convent. 1t is
s,id to date from the year l126.
A great many such wells exist in our own
country, and more are being made every
day. These wells depend entirely on tho
stratagraphical position and Photographic
character of the rocks through which they
are sunk. They can be successfully boreC
only when the rocks dip in such manne
as to form shed or drain, by which rain
snow, dew, ETC., can bc conducted into
reservoir or stratum, whence, when il j
struck by the borer's augur it rises to tn
hight of the original point where it enters
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-21

Bayn The Bombay Geographical Society
announces, in their proceedings, that they
have, received specimen of the walking
leaf from Java, with eggs and young; and,
what seems more curious still, walking
flower, described rs creature with a white
body, pink spots and crimson border.
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Bslyn y man sitting upon the verandah OF
an nup-country inn, hailed one of the . oldest
inhabitants" and inquired the denomina-
ton of the church on the opposite side OF
the road. The reply was, "Wal she was
a Baptist nat rally, but they don't run her
now"