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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-10-06

| uid wiser OF more agreeable Job in all
my life. But arrange this cushion at nv
back, and I'll tell you about it.
did as he requested, but before |
could withdraw my arm, he leaned quick
ly back ward, and it WAS a prisoner about
his neck. tried to release myself from
this unexpected bondage, but with sud
den clasp he circed my waist, and drew
me down into his arms.
There, now, you know am very week,
and the doctor says must not exert nv
sell too much so, y"u see if YOU struggle,
you may make me worse. SIT still, like
tgood girl, and hear me through
WAS compelled to oUev, though from
the muscular strength he exhibited, !
Judled he need have no fear Of relapse.
DO You know ] overheard every word
OF your conversation with Agnes a: the
door Of my chamber, on the first day of
my illness I? he asked. You did not
speak in whispers, and if YOU had, be.
Ircvc should have heard YOU for love
aud sickness make a mans ears sharp
made him no reply other than a sec
ond Intellectual effort to escape, but he
he'd me fast, and continued: 1 was not
too sick 10 draw comparisons between her
utter heariIesSness and your generous de-
vOton. | knew that a selfish neglected
mistress coulC never make me a devoted
noble wife; and the moment was sufficient
10 urn love INTO scorn-passIvn TO indif
tereuce.' Again tried TO rise, but the
arms drew me closer. 'Slrce that time
have been very, very sick but there has
always been ministerng angel by my
slde--h gentle, patient, loving presence
watching about me, and sweetening even
the bitterness Of pain with her untirinp
devotion. have read Your face for
hours together, when YOU thought me
sleeping, or followed your motions as you
fitted noiSeess!y about my room, and
have learned that there is something
more desirable in woman than grace or
wit-somcthng holier than beauty
His words thrilled me with strange
mixture of pan and pleasure, but turn
ed my lace resoluteIy away from his
glance. And more. have thought
that the one who could devote herself so
untlringly to my service, huIHor my exac.
lions, bear patiently with my petu!ant
trcb,cmess-breathe polluted atmos.
phere, and brave the dangers Of posi-
tile death for my sake, without giving
her self moments respite from her
wearying vigIS, must be very noble, very
----.. I."cL!o hrI 7
wondered why, instead oc being caught
10y the glitter Of q painted s,one-I had
no, realized the value Of the precious Jewel
that shoue with such lustre within the
ouislretchIng OF my hands.
There was "a hot dashing Of blood into
my face. and begged him to release me-
Not just yet want to know why
yoH did not desert me too, as Agnes
Prrhaps because loved you better !.
did no; realize what said until with a
rapid movement he drew my face down
upon his shoulder, and said in an eager
voice:
Dare | understand YOU AS | wish
might! Say those words again, Mary.
and ct me he my own interpreter \
Nesting in The arms that enclrcled me
whispered word, AMI then my lips were
heSeged with shower Of Kisses and
EAgar was the happies, man this side Of
Paradise.
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Ichthyological View OF the Ocean Tel,
egraph.

a school Of mackrrel got dismissed
10 ponder th, new study;
The alewIres paused amid their drink
And thought their heads were muddy;
The Holsters turned, ia sudden fears,
As red as when they're boiled
The whales shed spermaceti tears
Till nil the sea was oiled.
The frightened souls together came
In one substantial body
Each cad looked bluer than blue pills,
Or Waren's pillicoddy;
The great sea serpent wondering asked,
What's all this stir and coil
a:he eels giant brother knew,
Aud stopped to see him broi.
The blackfish turned little pale,
(As big as n ships jolly bont)
And trrmbled all, fro" head TO tail,
The melancholy hnlbut
The oysters got up from their beds,
With rather sleepy fce,;
The pIniees Tapped their startled fins,
And went to cther places.
Bot when The FIRST brief message went
Through tie wide watery bounds,
To dnmbfsh sirnightway " ere TRANSFORMED
The oceans tongucs and sounds;
Till (while old hunkers of the deep
Were wondering and gulping)
Young sword6sh ,ent by telegraph
a challenge 10 young senlping.
And when they undeptood the thing,
The watcry fun grew better
The seals desired to stamp themselves
On every passing letter;
The grave white bears came swimming dow
To inquire for Doctor Kane,
While the frightened herfines only asked
VIVA, tidIngs from the Seine'
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-10-06

An old lady said her husba was very
fond OF peaches, and that was bis only
fault. Fault, madam 2 said one how
can you call that iaultY
'Why, because there are different ways
Of eating them, sir. My husband takes
them in the form Of brandy
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-10-06

A very modest lady sent her very mod.
est daughter,a "a pretty young damseI, out
one morning Tor some articles. Among
the many, she Informed clerk in one Of
our stores, that hei mother wanted to get
three yards of cloth, for primitive triangu-
lar appendages for TIE infant
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-10-06

An lrishman was about TO marry
Southern girl for her property. "Will
you take this woman TO be your welded
wife 2 said the minister.
Yes, yur rivereuce, and the 'nagers'
too said Pat.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-10-06

surbirg, passionate devotion Of my wo-
/ manhood. 1t WAS a bitter CALLING truth
.Or proud woman to learn, and | tired
to shut it out from my thoughts. As well
might have attempted to hide myself
from the mir Of heaven and still breathe.
One other had possession of my secret.
Need say it WAS my rival | knew it
bv the victorious, almost boas;tul way in
which she qurened it over me the imlmi
table and apparently unconscious man
uer IL which she managed to keep her
dazzling, radiant loneliness III p"rpetua!
contrast with my plainness and awkward.
hess; the graceful sweetness with which
she treated me in the presence OF Others
and the hauyhty, eXuIting air which she
put on when we We're alone tngalher.-
One morning | went into the garden To
gather some roses for the parlor vases
The sunshine lay upon the flowers like
tremulous, floating iim Of gold. The air
was delicious with perfume, and all Ma
ture intoxicating in heI rare aud serene
IoveIincss But there was sorrow in
my heart which no outward beauty and
peace could pacify and with a spirit Of
almost defiant bitterness, | walked mood.
lily down the garden walks. Suddenly.
on turning the corner OF a winding path,
| became the witness of 4 scene not inien
drd for curious eyes, and which sent the
blood dashing back in an angry torrent
upon my heart. Side 10y side upon a
cushioned arbor seat, sat Edgar Richards
and Agnes. One of her round, white
arms lay half shyly, half carcssugiy
about his neck, the other swung coquet
tSh'y back and forth in the loop of
falling vine. Her head nestled against
his shoulder, the evelds dropping bash
fully over the sparkling bluenc,s of her
eyes, and her curIs drifting Ike cloud Of
rnulerry gold, all over her bright blush.
ing. happy face. His arms were clasped
ienderly about her waist, and Ms he bent
his head, and pressed his lips Ii,geringly
20 hers, ! knew, a3 well as do now. that
had Witnessed the seal of their bptroihal
stole awav as had come, uuperceived,
and left them alone with their happiness.
oi which WAS at best but an iuappropri
ate spectator.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-10-06

a paragraph has been going the rounds
about lady who has moustache on
her lip. 1t is not uncommon for young
ladies 10 have moustaches on their lips,
but they usually grow on the lips Of some
else. Rather odd, but true.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-10-06

A person, who was recently called in
court for the purpose Of proving the cor
reciness Of doctors bill, was asked il
the doctor did not make several visits af-
ter the patient was out Of dsngerP
No. replied the witness, Il considered
the patient in danger as long "a the doc
tos continued his visits
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-10-06

FALSE AMNTIoN.-It is the over.curi-
Gus ambition Of many TO be best, or to be
none if they may not do so well as they
would, they will not do so well as they
may. Pride is the greatest enemy to
reason.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-10-06

An lrishman, who was very near.sigh-
ted, about to fight duel, insisted that he
should stand six PAGES nearer his antago-
mist than the other did to him, and that
they were both to fire at the same time.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-10-06

The young lady who does no apologize
when you find her in the kitchen, but con-
tinues her task until finished, will not fail
to make n good wife.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-10-06

'Do yor consider Mr.. Richards danger
ously Ill Miss Elhs|
Agnes Browne had asked me This uueS.
, ton III tue suitest and most musical of
voices, rs We stood together bv the bed
''Iv { '.,. 49,. - I-.I l~-.,.-.~l.o..
suddenly aud violently sick during the
night previous.
4 am not well enough acquainted with
the different forms OF sickness, to hc "A
good judge replied looking up at her.
Size had just come III from The morn
ing ride, which she had been obliged for
| once to take without any Attendant
The fresh air aud invigorating exercise
had brought deeper crimson to her
checks, and II hvrlier sparkle 10 her eyes,
/ ami lhought had never seen her so
lovely as AT that moment, stan ing with
the l"ng skirt Of her riding habit trailing
behind her upon the carpet, and giving
her slight figure AN air Of 9u4eTIness {;
the dark plumes OF her cap Just shading
her white forehead, and dropping against
her rosy face, as it in envy of the tangled.
! suu,hiuey curls they could not keep IN
/ place one soft hand resting lightly upon
! + lgar's ieverish palm, and the other tos-
1 siug up and catching with kind Of child
ish grace the gaunictled gloves she had
pulled Oft as she came in. ] could not
! blame kigar for loving her, or wonder
that he should prefer her to me-pI"in
Mary Els-wlh my brown complexion,
common place looks. and unatrractive
! WAYS.
Do you think he is dangerously i'll,
/ doctor p
Agnes kuit her brows with pretty
! look "f anxiety, as she turned to the ply
stefan who had just entered the roon,and
repeated her q cation The doctor bent
low over hrs patient, felt hS pulse, exam
med his lonyue, and for momen, hesila
ted, Then he looked up with glance
so strange and peculiar that i; thrilled
through me like vague torebodinI Of
evil
Are you brags young ladies 7 he ask
ed, looking first at Agnes aud then at
me.
DO we look like towards = laughed
| Agnes, musically.
Mr.. Richards is dangerously ILL., he re
piled, without noticing her remark 'and
hIs disease is lie hesiiared.
What = asked, breathessly.
Small Por y
Win a hysterical scream, Agnes pull
ed her haud from the grasp OF the sick
mans. The color hed from her lips ana
cheeks. aud fearing she WAS about to faint
] drew my arm within hera, and led her
lgom The room. For ut that moment
pi;ied her, aud had no place in my hear,
Tor envy or III will. She checked me Il.
tile door closed behind us.
VIII you go to NY room and help me
pack my trunks . The stage leaves al
eleven O'clock, an! am afraid cauuo
get my self IN readiness withou: assis
lance
What. yoa do rot mean that you are
going away to Ieave us him, at such &
time | dropped her arm, aud moveC
away step III my aslonishruent.
why motif She opened her blue eye,
vide upon me with stare Of wonder. -
You don't think I'n going to shut my
self up IN pest house, do you II
had only known you wouldn't have
caught me near him, cap tell you.
shoulden't wonder IL had taken the in
lection, already she added With shud
der. IL there was time for Us both L
prepare. would ask you to accompan,
me, can urderstsud how you feel a
being left in such O pIaccp
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A word O: kindness is seldom spoken
in vain. 1t is seed which, even when
dropped by chance, springs up flower.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-10-06

A hoary Spartan was asked what made
him live so long, answered Igno,ance
Of physic.'
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-10-06

Since thou canst not be wholly happy,
take it in good part that thou art not
wholly unhappy.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-10-06

There is a lady down East so high-min.
ded that she disdairs TO own that she has
common sense.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-10-06

Learn to live well among i'll men; till
thou hast attained that art, thou knowess
not how to live in the world.
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N UM B ER "a.
Durllrtu.

Give your children an edncation, and
no tyrant will tramble on your liberties.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-10-06

The young lady who few into pas
sion has bad her wings clipped,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-26
FIELD AND GA DEN SEEDS.

NEW AMI
W. have %. our sso.t for sprins frsas Nlls
nd al ~ho are waning 0eeds for The Farm or Car.
~dsn.-Ansongo our Yi%id Seeds may be found.
srsis0 whEATs, BARLEY ara. MiLLEr, POLAND
OATS, EARLY AHD LATE PofAfo9
ath0 PHILLIP, kED BLAZE, AND OTHEn vARIIrIEs
or COAN, ETC, &c.
Olovsl. Iimoehy aud other Grasses, with 81 e..
= SItnent VI Secds for Root crops.
Fs' tbs Aitthen Gardrn viii be found fl ana
ompiet- s-sortment Of every vegetable seed wanteA.
'fthe b.st varieties. and selected with grea. care and
many At much expense Several new varieties q
ssecs vinb toYpd among cur impor auors.
CHISzaE SUGAR CANE PURE sHnp.
The subscribers have obtained . supply az The ZEE
,iths a6Uve ylsLt, nov sttrasiing 20 much Of pubic
a~ttention. 1t Is mcst Thoroughly eDdossoA 81 ne
, ..% As 60 1., .,:i.s' : q. AZ, ,esltsral s'e'ssiea.
Al this especial time IL Is vel worth . tSial. PrcD
u can DO srUvn secd which will Be- found q Vsiuato
~ corn. IN addition 10 the stalk sor syrup q Ssrses.
AAAking u Wuch more profitable than oSdinary ri i ops.
4 gentleman who has tried u, Says:
"Ons scsr VI the stalks, proprriy cultivatsd, WI
steld from 400 10 500 saiioSs q me syrsp. equal =
The best New Orleans; and from thc sa1s roots. 8
sscODd crop Of eaeeai~at fodder. Sowp bvoAdSst or
10 Gloss drills. o. land deeply ploved ~ highly mae.
srsi, II WI yieid thirty . Geny posnds o. ssprrss
tod. when ground into moal, and fsttens dsmes,te
niu.Als very tpeediIy.
The seed, which has been very carefully kspe p0rS.
run the orfsina, importation, viii be Tered IN a -
pAckagcr, each coatsing enough to plant one-fourth
u IN acre In drills, With fun directions for the culu.
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Will b. forwarded pr NED. free cfpes.00S, easy
address on receipt Of D for ZACH pssksge WAsa nse
ent b mail, We viii furnish . IroposlOasss qnss-
BUY.
kariy orders arc solicited. - Ghs supply Of sesd b
luate limitsd.
. IMPLEMENT DEPARTMENT WIN b Ssssl
o,upaeteiy stocked with tools and machines for sV1y
style and mode Of Farming. and all Of The noss -
prcvod sFtides.
r. neslert eupol,cd a liberal di.oount.
n.TVll Catalogue srsts On receipt Of q peetkn>
stamp.
D. EMERY 4 90.
No. 20l Lake Street, Chtraao. n.
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N thie city betweea Warren 4 Ripley streesa q
= noll Of F oren . bills. The finder WIN be Suitably
rewarded By leaving the same with psck Z otaoA AID
= arrest oppestts L Claire neues. tJAA21t1
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sag 80 0Oe&erS.
1AOKLoF Z CORBIN,
DAv1Poss, Iowa.
REYEH To-:
oesu. p. CHorIEAu, il. I Co., ~-A
QeSAisr AnEaicAs RxcHAHcs BAsx. "'~ a~s
uassrs. fEssoK d DAMN, Bankers, st. Louis.
Oosatg ATLANTIC BANK, Boston. &
Messrs- \ X SWIFT, kko. 4 JoHSsToS. Chica.a
16ees bills collected AID proceeds ssvssftsd 70
sny part cftae Caifed States.
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ettAs Lnitea states saA k.nrspe
HI AND SOIL
Money remittei TO Europe IN SlQM Bslls,
Uhtch Can b caskcd IN any town IN Hngisnd, Ir.-
- 81 Wales, in sums 81 AID upwards.
Oct ls-dtf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-26
c. AUGUSTUS HAvILAND,
Attorney T. Counsellor at Law
Real Essate .d0eMf,
AMI

AIIVI1cy o. counsellor 4C Law
Real Essate .d0essS,
AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
OFFICE With 7 Q. Eads. Il Claire Row. N
Aw Business and Conveyaneins promptly astss-
Land bought and sold On Commission.
Money loaned o uninoumbssed Real Estate sscur.
Taxes paid, and Collections made for parties IN an
section Of the country.
An e..ensi.. aoauaintsnos IN Eastern New York.
among thsss shout TO enlgrate to this vicinity, qua
biss ms 70 offer great inducements 70 those lawns
lands 70 dispose Of.
-AErEnEscEs -
h Gov. Nyron u. Clark, Cansndaigua, n. +.
Hon. Ghariss Il. kussiss, Pouehksspsss. Mt.
Hon. George y Sterling =
Capt. Richard Psek, new Haven, Conn.
Hon. /: ,. norsan. Aascra, ny.
Rev. Thee; 1. ouyler, New York CITY
Bockcr, Inn.s ., 1 Co, Chicago III.
Ta'imAr, Powers 4 Nolan Davenport Iova.
c. UGUSTUS HAVILAND
General Reai Estate .s1ea
(Sueecssor - Col. r. C.. EadsJ
HAS voR SALE
THIRTY IMPROVED FARMS.
In Scott con mtg. with good comfortable dves,iru
large Orchard Of every kind Of running water
and every thing t. make . Farm desirable. WUbs
sold veSy yeds0n1bts.
20 Unirprsved Parcels Of Land
u scstt county. pleasantly stnaseA, capstsl Land
for farming purpases->erms very easy.
vunryov.A ara ~rA-~---~a
cry part OF The state.
Houses end Lots in the CITY Of Davenport.
Dsildins Lots vasyins IL price fren >iso upward
Great Inducements are sGsrsd = mechanics -
we'll ss capitalists and others.
Can and examine MAPS and prices q
HAvILAANpU
ocS0ost O6ace lAClajre Row.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-26

wil Dc oede by calling on NJ before purchasing else
.osss. ws Are determined TO cell 81 low prices, 20
low for Cash, that none sitall be able to object. And
vnsle % are helping the p or by almost GIVING
away CLOTHING We shall give the stalled wheel
OF the business ~orid . push forward. Do0't mis-
Sase the place. but follow the crowd TO No. 3 LIE
CLAIRE BLOCK. DecIsjlm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-26

fittSbaTg Ale and Porter,
LOO 7arr~lO
WV o9O0G 80 paas ~ frru Woedb
Akk.A9 H06Nlx NRBW1RY, P1fS0DU16.
%. sale By
DvAss. 0HEw 4 CO.,
Dor. - Z RWTyM
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-26

Canada Liquor Store.
Just received
8O Cases Brandy. direct from Cnsnsc vint, le>o.
10 Dbl Hibbsri's London Porter fPfrtal
20 Cases borthy 4 Ledswick's Gin. fNcdieeaedl
4 full assortment 4 CiRsrs.
Absinthe. Aarasch,na, turecoa.
Antse Cordial, Arac Punch,
And for saIe b. r.. lARnRa 4 90
t25rtS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-26
READY-MADE CLOTHING

n the city which he will sellat the above percent and
warrant them - cheap - any goods sold in the city
ct cost or otherwise.
A good assortment Of Furnishing Goods, COM
priking IN part Of Fine White and Fancy Shirts and
U~nder-Clothing. Junsii
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