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The daily Butte record., 1858-04-03
MEDICAL.
DR.. l.. J. J.CZAPKAYS
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL

EDRIVATE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
n INSTITUTE, Sacramento street. below Mont
gomery, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co g office,
San Francisco California. Established in 1854 for the
perm anent of all Private and Chronic Diseases.
and the suppression Of Quackery. Attending and resi-
dent Physician, l. J. CZAPKAY. NJ. D.. late of the
Hungarian Revolutionary War. Chief Physician to
the Goth Regiment of onveds Chief Surgeon to the
Military Hospital OF Pesth HunEary,and late lecturer
on diseases OF wOmenand children.
TO THE AFFLICTED.-DR. LII. CHAPK AY can
be consulted at his Institute for the cure of all
forms of private diseases, such syphilis OuOrrhea.
Nocturnal Emissions and all the consequences of
self abuse. In the fret stages OF Syphilitic Conc
rheal diseases he guarantees cure in few days.
without inconvenience to the patient hindraEce to
ms business. When patient, 10y neg ect or nprop-
or treatment, has developed the sCepndary Symptoms
| oi syphilis. such rs bIbues or painful swclln4s on
the Srons, or ulCcrsn the throat aud nnse which II
not checked. destroy the soft parts and Gauge the
| bones to murtliy, separate aud come away. CIYihg
the sufferer an object hidcous to behold or when
| botches and pimplcs break out upon the skin or
when he las painful sweiings upon the b0ncs. or
when his constitution Is injured as 20 prcdspOsC
TO consumption or other cOUsttu Onal diseases. the
Doctor guarantees Il cure or asks no CONDENSATION.
! In kHEU AT'SM, chronic or acute: in DYSEN.
/ ! ERY or DI ARRlIOEt, he has snfr and effectual
remedies. Fer the treatment OF the consequences Vi
SELF abuse such as nocturnal emissions nervousness
timidi;y, headache, pains in the back and limbs, with
general Weakn loss Of memory injury to the sigh
reste--ncss. confusion of ideas. dislike for society
and feeling of WEAKNESS of life: with the nervons
system eXcitGble that slight noises shock or startlt
the patient, max 'ng his existence miserable For the
above maiadles the Doctor will gurantee a cure ol
ask no compensation. H. can be consulted free o
charge and invites all to CALI "a il will cost them no
thing, and may be much to their advantage. Onict
hoars from A. NJ, ,tO9P VI.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-03
MEDICAL.
DIR. j. c. YOUNG.

hateProfessorat theUniversity, Penn.
'ah 0e tound at the old stand, corner Of
JpM,o"tgomery and California streets, San
ere ne can beconsulted privately and with the
~, p NJ a. NJ until P. NJ. Curesaways guaranteed
or no pay required. gum "''ee-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-12-04

ME mrtan'lh nur ridtrtc or iit icllsr auL nm
IN ras Scrt Su iteisru, trad ater bort, irtac CT
ni'r bic frlten pIhnfsn inter b fiitlts, rbnmGet.
tlg 3nIlmmrn. = Gr battr cine furttturr Hatht
rnrtlett nnc mir miiNsn gu rem 9luacntlid ,u-
r"u9eben. no or nit isinem 8rrts tc iitrisen
"rrlteF, INN ren rin,ctn auisefcnmsnsn unp ron
Der ntri9sn Shrrl atftmimmcnrcn SsIt ,u yer.
irlscn. (Irrti fpIotl
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Urr sE irth.

Sh lshs wcel, lie iinc aus a'kr 3rit,
Jb NH fs aud nibt meiter irassn
gSie alt Fe Iinp, unp mas aus grauen lasem
Gle ipie Der g5lis purh Iauimo Sabre cber meGr
GU pIDblih liz nein 5aus sstragsn
Die grec it nod gan; pieicics
Die lie gswrieu isit Dem Sh6pfunastla,
Stpct bic Meuiacn, 5trr iinp anp're gBelen,
als mic per 3ausuo Jalren ie armclen.
GSbatpie 9Silsuihait crleuhhuo lie purtprunacn
llnp lie ,u Frsien GjGttstu risitr gGelt
3n rirtlid, tur,er 3eit smpur9sidmungen;
9fhts bat Der @enlt m,hr nit rcnl 3bier acnrtin,
Gr traubt nidt mebr ben Shien aui,ufrslien,
Nud nidSt bas Sd,rrtn,
Qut ntht Der 3hiere S5uttsr. Graut uno 9tiiten.
gtltat 8crn uno 0cris, alles bieS
gSa'th teute nod, bod or fam cs cnttcbrrn.
Oer Msnlh iett teut' ,u ias pun nittt yjel mebr
ais 9uit,
ST BOD, iras CT aenieBt, nihs msitcr o(s rim QUIT
YIN QUIT Orr ispem innern lbeil pes.qsteus
Sdlam reiht,
llno litt als nltreupe ScrtSrpcruua,
Nls lrin Grbaltcr 3eist.
Ssb'n.lis ris 96Aren bier in nein.m Gaole
asss Nsffsss austlrhra,.tt,
9eHsnrd pie @tttsfnDifGsu S..
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Gie 3utunit dufluiblcfen;
Gin 9If in lie lei unS rrtb mel ntraGnnt?
Grtb a;t. uns araleu @ftnihsn ut binisrrn
9tur Srdumcrei ii 0imicruiR teicbrprn
llnp uni'les gstcuS uupcrtriTttS 3icl
95ri,,at Stillitauc felth III uuirer lrGunc Gpicl;
Orh. lit msn c)tiit nibt frsi -
I'D, fam ihu lhmciftn laIeu
Nurtb atltr VInrrr Erlt.
Turd nlIer St1rte 0aIcu!
.in ric g'erNauacuteit INN in tcr 2ufunit Steb {;
llup in bic Iceisre ,}rttauirnp Sabre
Sri ihucI meu 9tuie 3cl p'rum aniralrid, =
linn ,thur FLEA ith aui Der @)tpantcn Sbminatn
Sn Wfilt, bin uatt 9ars;
9ic9m tiucn .6Grper III uur re- MIDI rutl
Suei,u oiaItet trrrt sruannt: >. Gum pnrapiet." !"
GS tin lamaer Gail. mcrin idb igt,
un> irds 10 b,tr nun kGr' une irb':
DIV mill Ytriuiteu h Guh ,u er,1blcn.
Ols Grtr mas mir iu rr 2llgsu flut,
GaS Inn n,rr lanae 9iGbrsn.
It curd' Res Saacs Nau,r ginae ,irbn;
Gin icprN :)tchr hat 6iiniuupiltp',is 9lrnie
die ientret,t nitceiiteb'n;
9ln itrtm Nrm' ttiinctt lid Gin Shlduts
A)tit cinsm Sunt Yrrich'n;
9Sor isren rieitr ShIuhe itth't rin Stuhi,
g'rn circr 2llttit, ihmarS unr allpssup ME Won
eg-..f. N,las.
Oils Nnuu IL raiie' uuS iiWrlcas,
.3u lpedh'm 3wtt riss Jetr unp Sdslauhmcrf
'gSc,l maA isin, ca SHnst it bic Sbare
lln> Gin triit Der berr sHmth
Gm @iann YIN irlt'ner S61nbcit unc calant,
Gr arift mid, ireuuclib, rsi6t mir ieiuc !6anr,
llnc lGBt iiit p'rduf, mir icbr crwlni6t,
.lu me,nrr Sett niectr.
SIT mrbi Der herr aeicnnsn bi,r ecbiS III nctmtn!
Nralt or nit mediterranean NlauN rer 9Srrtc
> ill., idA' lib; aut merce ,th birr iptiicn
GrIthunt iirbt CT mit In unn lprtbt liir lid:
,,2u;t ipsiieu2' unp lattt.
,Siap IL tm &unltmenih ga. frast CT taun ncu.
airril.
llne ltent duf rciur 9tntWcr js6r tcairria.
&untnenlt! rent t. paS maa or ramit mrinen {?
81 bin .iu Ntenit, Gsrr SBir,b. IL ME lie leltji
mchl ebcn.
rohrn 9ut" irridht 'r,- wcbt mein &ritauucn
rlcrfsnb
llno hIlt mir Gin Ycn purpurrrthtm WtuS
Sebr ftin aeithIif'nes Nunrhiif ppr Die Wal',
o'an, abniih rem ant citsr Rlurincttt,
llnp fra1t: ,.2luf rie rrl aRed,sn mr(len iie elm
Manrtud nrhmcn?"
Grt,unt leS lib i'm an unp iaac ur,:
Nnf ftine, 6err, ith hin ntt nluitalllh!
0a nun Der augsntlit c,( birmrn,
Sen incident an ib crit SssrH ttfam ,u faiItn
NdS mir hsitit nsne, frsmrs yetsn nieirr NSelt,
SSro's bicr asis tslten isin, etm gHrlb rus 9Ecrt
su LATIN.
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= Scn sertcinrrtcn unb Yeytieleltsn & a,.e,,.
bergen bat mrbl Seper ibcn einn,al asbSrf ohss
pap Gin Mann cine iiter unp ibsr lfeintvs,s /
0rau sur Srmablin baten fSnnr, tas fEis9ss'
ppd, wobl etras neu; unb bod hdt mai, <}Al
lc'ebes &srbaltniB neuerDinss snsreGt. sSs@I
&nr3sm namlidb wpate eth 5esr In s,nbia,,s|
lsins srr nidt isbr lanssr sitsessSrbsre Tsss.
ptsper aussrabsn nno an siiiftr a,sbffsa
Sesrct8en lailtn; ais man ben G5ara NAN ksS
nstf, fanp man in cenielbsn bas solron, 81 sSs
Serltflnerte Gbenbilb Der 5raii, wis Ef tes s., h
,e'ten anssee9en batte. Dsr lanii Iie(j iie ,,ssE
9anle brln9sn nnp tsflte ne In isiasn ,is.p,,Jl
anf. Sa or litt MN aber 'iasb BEN aobe e. -
'rl'en oran ~ieper psrbeiratbet bate, Is Ss;llS
CT sfSfnmartis jpri s8eibef,un es ipdse aSsf
eaio nlHt ~ permnnrsrn, ipenn er uatb @ hs~
olSam'e a'lsttlass spr ben sAranfem tes o1,
sIrtats erlaeineu ,niBtss
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9tad es lnare lHnbt,
S'6 lrhhs yuit anp nsucs gsten ,icbcn.

San 3a0.
GrItaiimfn faetc IA mciu Sirn!
Sd ''rdte mid in mcinsu eiirrcu Nrm,
llm MIDI enrtt Shmcr, ,u iiteruuarn:
Dap audi bic {,amt bic mid umsrtt
Sci rrt mein siNen,
Cap tt niht trtt. ais G'ciit nur eriitire.
60 nrn rcr sHirtibfcit gu ncucm Stauueu
Niir MIDI. nun iitcrwuat,
Sraa' Ill, csn sSirtb. ans mas ter Gtrif trne6e.
Der buidb rtc JiGhrsn bier une curdb ne yHunp.
fnts 9ets. (5rrti. icSt.)
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The German ADVERTISER,

The German ADVERTISER,
B. H,sseL, Editor and Proprietor,
is published every Wednesday and Satur-
day, at So per Annum, payable IN advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable.
OrFr;E: 14S MAIN STREET.
Seeingunsen.
Ter ,.@uieiser" crttini icetn Ii;!prG ine Srnn,
obtne. ;um toltdhriicn Sutptirneprtie rpn 81 % in
prauSatlun pcer - Cts per Mcna ,abbar al se ttp.
Sriaer. Iuepdr9t Mbrnnentrn hliettn ctn Srlras ar
sea otraussstsr tyctitrs srr 675 ssaen enuirnsc,.
GntrrttRee S3crise upp MibeiIunNcn ipcrrcn tantar
snstJenseurn,n,sr unp aui sSsrlpneen prnmrt.
Nniet9tn uno 3ctanntn,touracn dler Art wtrecn unr
fplStnern StciaaMnNsn auissnpumcn GnnaiiNc Ginrid
un9 ceS SauarcS 10 Sttn cher peni9rr tnetn cinsn
Sluare) 80 Gs., ,pen,a9e Ginrldune 20 Gte nnS FUR
cces psrr Ral 25Gts.; brlihe @clhaitSancieen ptT>
ben fur $. in taltidbrter SpraueNtn9 aufg,nrnen.
e'rIfere sn;,iata mrrren pcrtdIinenlFi9 teretnrt.
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(5ur tcn .&&mrnSer Saiestr."l
Gerrn uan Galt's
9tciic iit bas eSabr 3S5S

G Il bumrriid :iatYriiher Sprung in ras ncuns
uapirebisits Sabrtunrert.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-18

TO TIM kHIFUh OF FHh HksALD
The article In The HSRstD csrsurng the Lishtho 1ss
Board for changing tho tg Csysor; Reef from axsd
70 revolving does Djassoc u ibe Board, a. E ssdss
yor 10 show.
new lighthouse bad been built on Sonorsro Key,
nearly midway between Cnyslort add land Key tsbs.
twas pesess3ry 20 MARE distinction In the ooaraosr
Il The lights ard Key tab, 70 usv one) revolving,
the lshs next ~ hsd N De made hxei light
or that purpose, ~oaii see~nary have
charged ssad Key Hghttoa nxed one. sat the
10 ves, that Of the rostrsss cm esed " revolv-
ing ore, maksg tvo snses Deceesssy khe Board mad
,oi cbansso thai Of oSysie - wnicn osly chsngs
became Necessary.
Az Tor m.usins Gsry,for, for Coo csy light, u any
person attends TO the descrptor cf hem canno4 easily
be done
Gun Cav light r,yovcs orce . miruss, and has no
lash; Cary stora hthl has b1ixos n~An every nbty
secords GEO w. BLUNT
Nav yoRS, Sept. ~, 1858.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-18

Aoug tie passengers oy the Persia yesterday vrs Ar
Andrew Arcssectse OF London, vho has lodgings
q. Tie Evsrsi House. Kr Arceiscxres Coranosorc Or
the Reys Loaisa Ysoh, CIas aad an honorary msnoer
Ct The New York Yacht Cab He man or large foT
tune, snd ia sa:iagcssd FOR bis nser. hospitality 70
Americsrs England. re has nsds several waits 10
the Unted ssiss, and h nov 6, yotss for Csnssa.
Mr.. 3. Ulnan ins diresior OF ms Acaieny o; Muse
rei1rnsd IN the Persia
The bark Champion, Captain Mayo, arrived at Boso
on Thursday frsm Alerasdris, Egg %, hav3g an boar
Mrs waiter Dickson and daughter, xr JOIN A. steaseck
wife and csnd, and yrs Mary r. ss.nbeck and ,wo
children, oil Of Groson, Hass rney are from Jsga Syria
II will be recoscted that sh,s family trually NAL
treated by pary OF Arab robpess one Of he sons
OF Mr.. O.cksca Wa murdsret
Americans registered at the banking horse of ne Amsri
Paris, from 27th August 10 Sepssmber 2, 1s5s:--
John syses, Jr. ani wife, " 6rovs and family, W r.
Painter and vre, r. g Cook and family, A. ws-nscxe,
" Nminer, I. B. UllmAn, T. Preterve q. ne Ruyter, r.
Gosgll, 8 ~ Torrey, n Fountain, p. @. vought, J.
Dash, J. Dubois, NJ D., 0. " A. Anderson NJ D., II u.
koyes. NJ D., New York; ]. G. MantAlsn,s G. seymour,
Jobn W. Grisg Pennsylvania J. j. williams aod family,
Words I Kmuer, kenincsy G. =. saope, Mary land;
s. r. Dodge, A. De Psysser, Mass.
,ARprvsLs
From achmopa Ac ~ 'hs steamship Ismsscva-J ? "a.
ger, Nrad w kr dell. Nrs Tvoa. ''rs Page, Miss
kedford, Mr. Can s~er q N val 4 8slh ntiae Roui
tree, Mas Lyon tsnser~on ChAs and lsiy =
CARROLL e scf Saidt = Hsuvet VIC Bosr Arm.
s'rons, Pcot ani lsiy, cisrse Mssss GSrpsn
'er-snd IA sieersee.
From Mssanrsa n the txrk yurnuYt-Mss fArlse Arran,
xsr eel De sevips
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-18
Trial OF Francis D,d,eu for Arson In the First
COURT or 0srERAL SESSIONS
Before JuoFe Russell.


COURT or 0ssERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Russell.
spFr. l7.-Soon after The court vss opened, Aioph
Has.asa an old Esd against whom we're SIX Indictments
FOR r,csvirg stolen goods pleaded guilty to receiving
v,rse oonssnIrs cIo,hipg, which stolen from
me souse of vB II Ely, a No lio Seventh street, on
the nigh, Of me 2b:h Of July he sent 10 the state
prlson for Eve years.
John L. oBrisn inflicted for grsad larceny, pleaded
guilty the minor oneroe and sent 70 the penisen
rary fcr rr months The City Judge IN sentencing him
said i5ai ne had been engaged In stealing for tns ls
three years. ard be regretted that be could not send him
70 ihe state prison.
Joseph Warren, charged with burglary IN the arst DO.
gree pleaded guilty tbs third Of that offence aad
was rsmaaded rn sctdsy for sentcaoe.
John Corey, inclsts3 for fsicnlous ssssult upon
fighting character piesasd guilty 70 assault and osery,
sri re request OF the prosecuting ocer Judgment was
~ ws nossn .ss s. So-s FOR 70 DAY. and
all the PARTIES pressns, M, vas put OF t next
week n consequence Of case having preceience
Of q
rsfAL Foa ARSON IN THs FrEsT pEGRBs.
Frames Dis<u, yoang uso, vas placed on trial
es,rssd vns .nse ,as 9sn n ', a.ses, gee nsvDs y. s
iweIs house No 50 Leonard ssses, room In which he
occupied
.ha ath,ugn pec.ssSy 30 drss the Indictment foy
sr.o, ne os degree, ne aid not expect 70 oouvit Of
ths: bieh crime me Jury ooni1, uDoer Ne evidence,
convic. OF on OF the lesser degrees Of Arson.
Areiia Assslin me hrss examined by The
strrt Attsrhey rhe oepesed hllo II reside No
sS ptvest aud DID tns 1sth NJ March Ddcu
the prisoner led there for mnnshs he
pied The back the fret aJ,r occupied The room
the seooud Door ever ndsu ne fire occurred on
Sunday; Miss DouelAs vin me room that even
ing; vas saing on crasr -oso smeled cAmphene
aId immediAsely IN lsup ard scot right down stairs 70
Mrs.. Deyfns room, fronting NE hrss door; ~ vs
ccmlDg d5sn stairs nosiced hat the paddock ~s on
hoes, o,cr, and 50, s,cd he -'s iu looked through
he seyhos, bat stopp<i ~ also through snoshes
mole snich was soppsd sa@cste several times bat no
stsvet mase Itr INsUt ptsrd sDod tuning, re-
ufred c m y Iccrn srd st Ms D-gee 'hete bat soon
csme dow lgalr bs~ rsss cp osa the door and saw
tbst the rcc hnsaIg ss~ es1ss safning nehced
npshrg rnare sf.lcp'sf
Cross ram aeG--Ihe Slsss 'rur story, end there
/ are thrse faunilse h~tTe : 4 rN.sJ as shoe'ns.
ser frd rorktd IN sTeOr sa~ hn in rs room "a 20
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Ion rvl of E.slueaflon.

10 Tue kDIrsR or rss nKatID.
n looking over Ihc printed nlnrsss Of the Board q
Educasop q sep nSsr s. ns,ati pss5 2l1I sad $50
appropriated Fr bcuqusis fJr Tbs Norss School ccus.
me- cement ard On srd pac, - a2g'oof sov :"
10 iavOr of ore o. Ire Hoi csocl g0anNse, 10Y va
vellpg exnentesr tsh5rid It0 = ~ uctmsg o1w any
member of the ssi e8'pairtOe C3at inrr ~ exS'rs 0
ths kind exc.tt nv ~~pt nae ~ 10 ~ .boat n Dc
o,yu vas M n ~, -a 70 me cf6N u tie BoaTd q
.hc ,gsv ..xnas 81 :, + 5seL TAxSAYER
rvr.s tfYu xgfs
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-10-28

sen ther Iectrissity which annimates
Your tOrtuous length wood be spilled
~ And shock ther fishes
Speak out like er great big gun
AS yer bee,
humblee wate in antissipatiOn
Yer furst expression
Kos yer spoke wunce to "Old Buck"
Wen yer was born, is nothin
Every babee cries when its born
Mine did, Maybee you wanta
Bigger suck of lightnin to clear
Yer, throte, and sum Yankey to
Squeeze ther talk out of yer
Well, yer wunt speak,
= Shut up, who keersl Dot /
Poets don't suffer from yer
UnmitiEatk b silence,
Sposs " Aafeerd Of yer
10, @yer kable, ! stand in aw
Df nothin human
hat kant speek. {
Lay there aud rot, darn ye, \
lie bubble twisted, greasy,
Copper faced, iron throated, /
Round v6outhed, hemp 'craVated,,
Iightkn, shivyered, kOntemptibel
KsblG Farewell, ye rusty cuss
s@p9ff s.
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Fed 70 inform me that | had come on
I a fruitess errand. He had not only sus-
pended, but had decamped out of Smith
burgh into parts unknown. He was a
cad less, SO far as Nary Red e. Co. were
nsgped All that could be done with
put him down on the debtor
Be profit and loss accuont, There
ing forit but to go back,
whkng does the next train go
nquIgad Of mine host at the Ho-
down till II. Is A. M was
onse.
X. No money, no assets
and now no train. sho'd
fourteen hours longer in
aI country tavern. Tired and
lmored after nodding over the
Il had read the day before in
X my candle and took myself
sAtet have been near midnight, when
ssdddenty reused up by thunder
.sskRs'ion.
R4SG!'
BAvildered and sleepy / sat up in bed,
1tryiig TO make out whether Nary Red q
| Co lad burst, and were unable to pay
| ten cents on the dollar, or whether | was
labsard Missippi steamer which had
collapsed a fue, and was about to be
scalded with hot steam: or whether
| 'BANG!' suddenly went second ezplo.
sion, and | made out to comprehend that
Something was being fired off under my
window
7 Jumping up. l rushed to the sash add
lpeered out, Sure enough, there was a
Icrowed of men and boys, gathered around
what looked like a dilapidated anvil, ram
ming it down for a third discharge.
1t must be election day in Smithburgh,
thought l, and they are rejoicing over
the result. Counfound the successful can
didate, whoever he is, making such an
infelnll racket!
just then one of the youngsters, look
ing up, caught sight of me standing in
my shirt at the window. He hurredly
spoke to the others, and then one shout
ed:
Boys, let's give him three cheers
'Hoo-oo.rawP
'Hoo-oo- -oo'rawl'
'Hoo-oo. DORA.
/ shrank back and crept shivering into
bed just as gun number four went off,
amid another set of cheers. Ohe-and-
thirty times did that internal piece go off,
devoutly praying each Time that it might
burst, and so stop. Then there were
more cheers. Then there was bonfire
blazing up SO suddenly into the window
that thought the house had caught fire.
Then there was Hail Columbia and Yam
kee Doodle on a cracked fiddle and
wheezy caronet At last the babel
quieted down, and ! wondering consider
ably what it was all about, fell asleep.
But if was mystifed about the doings
Of the night, / was considerably more
puzzled by the going on Of the morning.
| MY host met me with a most profound
lbow, ana> was deferentially solicitous
about my health. The bar-keeper bowed
1reverenlially when passed him. The
barroom idlers all respectfully rose to
their feet, (staring hard meanwhile, as |
walEed through The ehsmbermaid drop
1tped as many, as fifty couttesiAP. one af-
TX :. anotboy Es-id' lnstfTyj2 fli9r w maet her
sei anVsuuI AZ in advan5 Aiht, :,
in the hall and b. Overwhelmingly civil
was everybody that | half imagined !
had stepped out of free and easy America
into courteous France.
81 hooking round l perceived the
k4f was marvelop changed
ght. The scrubbidg lbrush AUS!
ceen busy since davA'tAt. for the
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Sentimental

following is the best lyric Of the L
sgiertschooI Of composition we have ever seer
! called the "Maid of Cuyahoga."
Oh, Maiden Of Cuya-hog'a'
Whose beauty is divine,
Here goes glass Of lager
To the health of thee and thine
Y can't afford the wine,
For, know you, that it costs On'
Exactly twice as much "a
To drink yOur health in English
Asi dOes to drink in Dutch
Oh, Maid Of cuya'hOg'a',
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by JOHN B AWE.
Make you a Isro Saturday
night, said the shQ
Cant wait, 81 pg out of town
by the next trail
'oh, well, non |nk,' replied he,
There is an uncomn pair that may
bell ct. They was anSentleman
that didn't take 'en all across
here, you see.
TRY 'em on, SIR All, yes, SO so ex.
.actly. Why. they fiji like-like they'd
been made for youl'
They did fit tolerably well, so bought
.Rn. In FIVE minutes | was seated in
- athani street, and in half an
rs steaming and rattlihg
city, toward my destina-
fog on collecting expedi-
tad dded little rural paradise,
hurgh, which, as You are aware. is
hput hundred miles back Of
lsIsaiaiiase same mum
polis in the
my en-
.ry Red
doubt
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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-02-04
A GENTS, ATTENTION DO you wish

A GENTS, ATTENTION DO you wish
IN to find good employment, and make money with
little no investment, and without interfering with
your regular business If you do read this advertise
ment.
c. +. ToDD Co. of 1872 Broome Street, New York,
manufacturing and selling massive gold Pencils for
s. each (Which cheap at that price and they throw
in gift prize with each Pencil, worth from 81 to
S. s10 sI5 s20 SIS s30 $50 s7. 800, 5000 and $500.
Don't cry out Hun5ug Lottery It's no snch thing.
The Pencils sold at their cash value and all the pro-
fits the first are thrown into the gifts which
actually cost the purchaser nothing. The prizes dis
trbuted simple plan Of drawing, which would take
too much to explain bnt which has failed to
give complete satisfaction. We have drawn and sent TO
purchasers lS3 gold watches of various prices "a purses
of gold dollars 23s gold ockets $50 gold chains and
corresponding number Of other prizes, within two months
THERE ARE No BLANKS, but every purchaser
draws prize worth 81 certain, and it stands thousands
of chances TO he a higher figure.
We want good agent in every neighborhood through
out the country TO solicit purchasers and any agent to
be successful nns have Pencil and prize to exhibit
We pay agents al cash for each purchaser he obtains
and the first person in any nefghoFood who applies for
Pencil and gift will receive the agency for that loca
ty. Should agent obtain a valuable prize to exhibit
with his Pencil he would have little difficulty in obtain
ing of and making paying business
NEW IDEA! READI! READ!I! ~. 4.
We ask nobody to seud their money till they know
what prize they draw Any person wishing to try their
luck, first send their name and address, and we
will make their drawing and inform them by return mail
what prize they draw when they send and take
the Pencil and prize not whichever they choose We
give this privilege only once TO purchaser. After the
first drawing, every purchaser will be required to send
in advance, through the authorized agent Wewl send
with each drawing the number taken out, with full dss-
oSipton of the plan Of drawing. Address
IAN a. 1852 3s2 Rroome Street, New York.