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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-27
X ESTA UR .fN II.
MAY 22, 1859.
q ATE ~ AN x n e r VI o N ,
slup. Commercial Hoiel, jefferson Stre,t,
Ilss ksaPHIs, IEsEEssEs.

a-a NeAPHIS, 1EhkbsSkb. 10
TN snns-rcing he tpeninz OF RESTAC- n
/ RANT, tozether vi choics assortment EEs
4 ftotfI-d win ss,s fts L l16on porirr scHch 4ks4
.ie &C " beg leave 70 acqusint ycu with
ur determination % sell G. none but the cheic 81
40 arpruge o1.itss OF the oidTent descripti~us Q
a by which means shall, ~ al tmss. have u y
ur power te insure 70 cur trends ard Gu toner su
srt ees &c w trust, rertt TIER appreciation ano
bszin for rs : contipusncs OF IN n fa~Ts
ftts our trtsn likewise, 70 kesp oonstant
eottled vile Port-r. Ale and Cicsr IN rtsalness,
he Tunsr sirscf from the doss to insure iis osins
<puuino - imported
Orr snd pri1rs WIN be found fair and oderate
ea~ "a culansd 10 Afford competent moe atm q
shs sls without sat5sesing the purchases % inpos
ton. -, -. =. =,
nv stark and the street eftsni which shsn uni
eo lv give 10 the exec1fin Of AL oraers III Whel
vou "a ~ mi ssed Us We look forward vt'i
80 s-re 4, cfvfrc procfs of your sppr baton
-s~t,fton a. vour comm nos ana We rmatn- very -
soec,frliy your obeC tent hum ls servants.
rur22 txwlf t.l rAfksth hsennc.
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RCnTE 4 RIK0N

A rrOREKYs AT Law AND SOLICITORS IN CHAN
~ CzET 4 mphs- Tenn. viii prss7ioe their pFotes-
i1n IN an the Courts bed in the city HePhs and the
Euprsne ana Fsdersl Courts Tscksoa. PrOBt atten
ton vii - given 81 claims fer collection trusted to
them. o3ce in Neu Bank fgtit1e c0-arr Of Main and
Msdfnon streets River isnk- EntraDe A.dison
rer.ef fan6-ff
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DUNLAP
CHALIBRATR SPRINGS,
Wear RaI,yar. Hardeman C0uaiy TENN.

NEaE DAAaH 81 MAJ ~ ~ - OO4Ay ANMMo
r,HE undrrsiEned VII rr-Jpsn these eslporstsd
1 SPRING5 for the seconc On. MONDAY.
he Ioth Of Nay, hsvirg pre2d the Burdines sni
Grounds hBe Snditio1 any watering Place In
he Southwest. Ths Ground. nave IN exterdrd nd
oeazfiasd with Shruboery the
nj Erad 4, the painted and fuIntsh-d with new
oator mattresses the Bal Room denOrastd and pot In
the condition three Pin Al; y an swings have
ben pat In 90. order.
TIE Eatsrs. there bsi-g ave Springs consist og
0halybsat Sup and - stone and ngW IN abun-
dancs nicent fo- 90 parsons cay ard the cura-
i've pr pertes Of the waters for al snactad
Sith prots-y, pysp-psia RuT ming Sores and rr tas
Ot~ss q - abs arsestsblish-d a qua ante
The Dunlap springs fhie By he ssisslppi
Central Eod Tennessec Rsroad bins sttuStf oriv ~
fes Bolivar 10 from Grard JEnction and 70 n u
Memphis bv rail- Sacks In come til \ Il
The from Bolivar, being oEy nEs hours rEn rom
Henpbf- TO the Springs Ire travrler T. eu.rnn'tsi
sgzDsf sxorsitanf chsrs@s tue bsir 50 cents r u
rsrosa dero 20 tas ings and Is cents for Rag
<age snf ssrvsr;s-
There also enc runrnS str an and sxreIieat ash-
ing grc cunds with carridSc -Sad 70 the creek ony
quarter Of NIL fr1m TIE sp-i "a and uudanee o.
Urd turkeys, dacks and 50 a is
Prot H-sslng WITH his nrs Srass ard String Sand -
snsESed fpr the sesson an will nysa TOE g1esis u hs
day with Bass nusts- ard night With stInz alse.
J. @. kArELMAN,
aD7f-dawtm Prnprt tar
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House = Mover and Raiser.

40 I'd ~ s1rrourdIng country that am .:d
nr, u.red vffh the ess-ry scrvs and nxtnres al
e Ecvs Rsiss Lower and stfsghfer BundiDn -
iine WI and II 70 tb interest 10 Call o. NE a. n,
pircs q rs<dr1s oJ<.r q -. s1c 0ver'es streets
Ianphis- .elesrr Fl~-~<< -S0-r-
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'eusTss Il, eARLAED-...-...WM. n hASDoLP
GARLAND 4 RANDOLPH,
III. n. & n. l. BEDFORD,

A rToREgYs AT LAg Lttrl. Reck Arhsnsss The
n uas-ttled law bust5ess of te. Pike a Cumzins
ouDnns md cuHn.-s esriELe Is IN OUT hands 20 b
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rTIHIs zsas runs from whseIing 70 s.ltinors, f17s
nfesl and 10 WashtnEton. ff0G miles and presents
the fullest adyantagea both fright and pcs.snes
Inc II through Wild and romantic regcns of the
Alczhenscs and brig eoly constructed, compietely
eqaipped and carefully managed n ths most al
rsctise AMI safest Rsino.s IN The unifed States To
Crntra ono Rs-oad, fTon Columbus md Lanesyilet
WneelinE thla rosd vita a. portions Of the Yves
snd Southwest
TaE oELv THacusa fIcEETs FRoM kEMPHIs
LoUIsTILLE and ST. Lows 70 The EATIoSAL Ne
TRoPOLTs, sid ~ this road. shich sir-ct Z
Washin<on without TIE dosy passing throCRh Bzlt
sors- u r. TIE only lins ey which baggage b.
edscked % Wsshin<t0a from the Ohio river.
Tf-8Y tke NAIL ROUTE from heuphis, take the mai
tesm-rs rnnins daily f0r Louisville. osnnectns thsr
wta NAB steamers Jeersouvlle RailrOad for cincin
-
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Bailey Springs.

Bailey Springs.
GIN the death OF M Bailey n esirt ratso S-IEs
- hav- been N Chased - company Who Rave re-
n0ieied the entire prsmisss bui nHmner of spa
cious be ides ether improveneEts necss-
sary for III e'nfort Of vi-itors-
with rpEsrd 20 the curative prOpsrtirs q BaL'y
Springs, their cacy be far and sstisfseto-
usoessary the part q he crop ietors TO VOID
as o. heir virtues sutncs II av, hnuever that Il .
gsneTsly rot univer ss cOnoedfd bet fer The cure
Z the Z lowing DISEASES BaIey sprnEs are IN ur~
passed By any N the void white Swelling, re ters
Scredaa DTupsey. Dyspe si-, Female Dis sses - ven
all venereal and CutSnesus Diseases Of every deser-
/ ton
warn and Cold Bafhs vii Be furnished for the visit
tors.
| he S~risxs open SIMMER and winter. snd tas
confidence then l. that there never less
afy present. TheT oratsd N Lauder
dale county Alab.na n,ne mile from Fo-ep and are
acotssib q 81 sections = gnsr Inc o.
stage. ard n Is viii run TWICE DAY from Tuf sun
ba 10 he Spri connect1g with the as hey PASS
fu-c1mbia seh ~ay.
The LEGALITY of The Springs are unsurpassed oiug IN
peassSt and healthy esuntry, with nne nshins ana
hunting grounds
large Livery Stable has been erected at the Springs
and every description Of vehicles slUavs b hsd.
Ten-Dn Alleys lizard Tables and every descripiion
| of smns-ms ut may be fourd on the preunises
Cotitnn and Dancing Parties giv-n regularly aurlnS
the week.
A Band OF MHs'c IS been engaged for TIE SEASON
No tart viii be spared the nart Of he proDristofs
20 render visitors comfortable snd az able
ap2s-'f LIS CONNER co.
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DIR. 0RvILLE ". EARLY

fLafe Of MISSISSIPPI
uTATTSG loested p-ruan-utly n Memphis oners his
III pT0fessio1Al % rs liz ard pe IN
ehe s,rro1od coultFs. sueeia attention vii Be Civ
e. Obstetrcs and all diseases Of women and ch
6rcn.
Restdenca en- 80 oo-ner Of HerasDdo street sDi
Browns aveaue. ons-, rs Nartson sfr-et ny7 ~
. KNOX W2LEER--.--... ........~ L. E'cosEIoo
SITkLEKR q 200 SEtos, Lawyers, Memphis. Ten
w nessee- oeca- 10. q south side CJurt Square
apis
z. ~ xERsER-.-rEo- c FAERIseToE--.o- rEEeER-
Yerger. Harrington & Yerger,
ATrJRSETs AT Law, MEMPHIS, TsEE.
spis-sm
WU. r ARECK, p
nREETTsS Bolssr C<uaty. NEsEis-Ippi. General Land
II Akenf r Arkansas Arf NtssissiPDi.
REFEREscEs.-Go q ;. Foste, kenphisi Brooke
su Dc viySsszrx sp7ifsn
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Great DAILY Southern Route,

T7--77S5z-7-7-7 <7E7Fz1z77-IS77 4szs5sS ALL
Estislss-zsEsss lslsszs.ss-slss9 srS~-rHe -
IVA uUGh froua VcEsDu. 4, his-issippi - New Or
leans Louisiana In fourteen hour and I aif, os
s-v AZ ne southern and the New OIL Jaekson
q e.f Northern RsiI-oad The chrsOest and most
Uetitlcus route from vicksburg 10 New Orleans
thereafter the passfRger train VII. leave Ficksour-
daily . rs p N arriving At jackson and oouneetne
in the srain from Orleans fsr Canton a. 5sS
n d arriving az Braaden 6:t5, n eonaectine
with the fsilv line of Stages frr N gone y, Ala-
IesvtnE Brandan a 80 A. q arriving n IA ksnn
aud connec Ing With ha train from CsDtn f,r New or
leans At sst n, and teaching Vlcksourg Al IL oeoeA
The train e.rrytng the -af from vieks5urK for Ne
Orleans WI leave vcx burx daily Sundays excepted,
oe'ock A. srrging at JacSss s7d cofReeting With
he trsin f-orn Csst FOR NeT Orleans at $50 A NJ
LEAVING J.rKzOu a eonnecf with the train from
NJ Oreals for raLtnn at s % n, and arriving A.
viek-ou ates5 p NJ @ WTLLIsMS,
Qrraa- serrffe
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DR. LANES M. EELLER.

u EePeCTFULLY offers his professional services TO tia
H. ttIens q Memphis and lfs vicinity.
His residenos Mccall street, next 10 that Of A
e. Doug'sss.
0rcs IN 9rr-nszv's Building Main street. south Of
Uui n second ~here he nay be so1nd - an hsnrs
rnless prQenssluua " -rzaEnd tunlr-hly
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DR.. n. j. HOLMES. SEN,

TlOENsRLx sf spriaE Rsdze s8d recently OF Brandon
II Ms. has I0csied In Memphis to Practice the
yisus branch-s - his rufssis7 For the last eventeer
yssrS be has cegotei stenticn paric5lsry 10
uferine disszses and cd-ats d1 ina psrturtion- BE
kss q Ho1nt-e vi hi n-eif hts Dr. Holz-es. Jr-
REFERs Tc-do7. H~nrv Hoefe Charle Srotf, L.
v. Dixon A n. p Ute Z n Avery and John R5bert-
son President o; n2hs and Little Rnck Rsi rad.
OFFICR---6s Main street Residebcs Curt street,
beso~ third Oncs kcurs 70 9 A n. and 4 % ?. n.
rvlgan
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R = oRNEs LAND OFFICE.

n EosEBr = HUNTS BLOCK No. rs: Ian Is IN he
M rhi kassv and River c0usties IN hs>isstppts
Siantstions Mis-iIsippi and Arksnsas y Loss M
proved and uninprOved 10 Memphis and t1earns,
rxva On hrnd "a for spfI-'y
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Professional daros.
NEW LtN PARTyERSHTP.

NEW LIZ PARTNERSHIP.
VIZ pix. and Smith P. Bxnkhesa. having
w forD1 pxrtnership, win hereafter practice Law
tnR-eha7 ~ ne CITY, - Hsrnrhip nnvt-iy
u G F1DuENcT-.ss.-.--------. u p FARRELLT.
FL0URE0F & EARRELLY,
TI0RNAYs Al Law. Memphis, Tennessee. 0noe,
n Second street. Blythe Bufdnz, Northeast corner Of
os1rt SQuzre Juf-diy
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MEMPHIS, TsSSESSEK-
GFFTCE s1ufh side Oou-t SIR et. frst ooor west n
W Nam up stsirs will prsc iN In I'll TIE Courts o.
Memphis, tn ElsTen OiTcrti and the supr me tnc
Federal Courts gsoFson. ProDp; teniou given 10
the coll of claims IN ve=t Tennssee and North
HssrIssfr,i f-F1-dsvHu
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Transportation.

FOR baltimore, Washington, New
York. Philadelphia, sc.
Direct Through Line for the EaGtI
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~ aT-I- . y -T-TI-Is
WA- s. WooDsIDH

THROUGH TTcxETs, srowinE the hoidsrs 70 stop A.
zay point, and resume their peasurs may b
purchasat At the Compauy's Once. No. Is, jefferson
street doors Hast Of tbs Commercial Hotel Aemuhls
fune1S-fy WM NORM ARruf
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L0HEJ0R 4 HARPER.

TTOREgTS At Law, Cnari stou Miss viii prac-
tlcs s fsIlo si~r Counties Of North Mlssssippi
Tzhahslrhle Pano a. TalobusAs Osrrol, San1Owpr
ne Rs1ersl Ccurt Poniotoc and the Supreme Court
Jactson- fro5t attention win ts paid 70 the CsIee-
fton # Clairrs placed IN their hands
EEFEREECEG Wat-oa, Grln Dentor, Holly
Springs, Hi>s.; ~. p. st-srps okford. Miss
Y1sber. Jsckson, Miss wstt Eobis MObiey. = Or
leans IA spit-sn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-27

A TrOREEY ~ L w. AGstia Tunics county, Miss D,
n u1H attend ts payment OF taxes redemption es
band etke for cite soc and vii promptly
sttend 70 tbs nation Of iGa5 titles m TIE counties
81 runtcs Coal s1s Bolivar and Washington.
jsns-davem
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-27

On TIE morning OF January 14,h, 1882, the
steamer Martha Washington was burned near
Island 65, on the MISS ssippi river. Wdh
many Of the particulars Of this disaster the co.
tire country are acquainted, through the pub
lisbed reports Of several trials, in which Sid
ney Barton was the prosecuting witness aga inst
the owners ard officers Of the boat The last
trial was at Helena, In the immediate vicinity
Of whith the disaster occurred. Here the
nrisoners were confined in a small and ill-ven-
tfIated iail for near two months. when the hear
ing was had and they were acquitted. The ef-
forts Of the prosecuting witness to procure a
conviction uere almost beyond belief. De left
no means untried by which the slightest evil
dence of guilt could be brought to bear upon
the trapss ctions, but died a. Cleveland, in De-
ce,nber, 1885, without having accomplished
his desires.
On the krst day Of July, 1855. at O'Clock
In the morning, the steamer Il ringfos expio-
ded ner boilers ninety miles be.o9 Louisville,
in the Ohio. Every person on the boat except
the crew were in their berths. Three boilerse ex'
| plodea at once, denoiishng all the upper works
Of the boat In front Of the wheel houses, anc
hurlng many Of the sleeping passengers into
the river without any premonition Of their dan.
ger. The total number OF passengers wat
about one hundred and thirty, Of whom som,
forty were drowned, and many others wounded
An eyewitness describes the sight as heart
rending. Many persons were blown into th'
river, but few ct whom swan to the ehore
Many fell on the boat. mangied aud bsdll
sealded. OF these who were lost, no faithful
record can be given, as the books end paper
Of the boat we're never found. The boat turne'
bottom upward, aud sunk near stephsnsport.
Wehave herein recorded the destruction Q
eighty eight steamers on the Western water
since the year 1916, when our list begins. 0
q course there have been numerous instances In
yoIving loss OF life, duriog the Intervening tim.
that we have not placed on record, as the
} would have swelled our list TO a greater extet
: than we copld spare the space for at the pref
eut tina How far the fault, If there was am
E eouId b, ATTRIBUTED to those IN charge Of ID
boats al the time Of the disasters, we do N
T 6sd Get down In the aufhorities from which v
B compile our history. iI
! lkst the loss OF life BY the destruction I
these steamers has been immense, it viii ne'
: but little calculation to show 90 TAR as II
2 known. The record shows that over two the
9 sand lives were lost, ssd fully as many nc
- wsgs woun<od, w3i:s y many ccsss ue 80
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09

ONO Trade Probably no Western
State has stood 6rmer during the late f.
ma, cal storm than Ohio. Her merchants
generally have paid their uturing obli-
cations with almost their usual promptness.
They have done it without grumbling or
whimpering. Neither the rate of the ex-
change, which was high at one time, nor
the general scarcity ofmoney all over the
country, which was caught greedily as an
excuse in other sections for delay. nor any
other mere excuses, have been offered as
substitute for debt.paying. The result
of this promptnesS and honorable policy
has been to raise the credit of the mer-
chants of,that State to point equal to that
Of any other in the Union. New England
was heretofore in the front rank 10 regard to
credit. Vermont probably would receive
the veraictof 40 imf artial jary Of New
York merchants as Til most prompt Of the
Eastern States. The trade Of that State Is
not large, but il is, highly valuable for its
safety. Ohio now fairly stands side by
side with her sober sister Vermont--a po
sition which she will doubtless hold. The
exact position OF some ofthe other roman
tic sisters Of our Federal Union we will no
now attemptto discuss. II lnGepedent.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09
CITY OF LANCASTER.
ID Iatsaav nIornlnE, Dec. . Isss
ADyERrlsrNe. The Philadelphia Bulle
tin. in some remarks upon advertising,

ADyERTIsINe. The Philadelphia Buile-
tin. in some remarks upon advertising
very justly remarks:
Disseminating advertising is like taking
down ones own sign. 1t is a sort of IN
,tination of retirement Of business, and the
public treat it as such, Or they may re-
gard it as evidence that something has
gone wrong, which requires privacy for
investigation. Whatever construction may
be upon it, the result is disastrous. Now
we advise all our readers who may have
fallen into the common error Of the season
toscoms out cf their holes. to put up their
signlonc6.. more. and toadvertise in as
many papers as they did in the best
times. While business creates adyer-
etising it is equally true that it creates
talk and stir in business ircles and
reminds people that they have no
right to be leading drone's lives, even in
the worst of times advertising always pays
well, and the more OF it there is the great
er will be the circulation of money, and the
Boomer will be restored a condition ol
prosperity
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09

THE RIGHT TAXA straight out wri-
ter gives the following advice to those
yonng men who sdepend on father for
their support" and lake no interest what
ever in business, but are regular drones in
the hive, subsisling en- that which is earn
ed by others. e'a''i'l1-<1
10 Come, off with your coats, cliuch the
saw, the plowhandles, the axe, the pick
axe' spade--anythng that will enable you
to stir up your blood; fly round and tear
your jacket, rather than be recipients Of
the old mans bouatyl Sooner than play
the dandy at dads expense, hire yourself
out TO some potato palcb-let yourself to
stop hoghol,s or watch the bars; and when
you yourself are entitled to resting spell,
do it on your own hook, Get up in the
morning-help the old genileman-turn
around at least twice before breakfast
give him now and then generous lift in
businessman how to take the lead, and
not depend on being led; and you have nc
idea how the discipline will benefit you
Do this and our word Tor it, you will
seem 10 breathea new atmosphere, possess
new frame, tread new earth awake tC
new destiny aud you may then begir
TO aspireto manhood. Take eff. then tina
ring from your little finger, break you
cane, shave your upper lip, wipe you
nose, hold up your head. and By all mean
never again eat the bread of ;dleness 10
depend on father.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09
LANCASTER OHIO MORNING. DECEMBER 1855
NV Eani, HoIy IseautIfuI.

The following exquisite lines, we copy ron the
Louisville Journal, and are anonymous: The editor
says; "we defy any tasteful lover poetry TO read
them without exclaiming, ,''how beGutifulI' ~
Ny soulthy seeret image kseps,
Ny midnight dreams aseiall OF theeh ftit
K For nature then In silence Sleeps ~
A silence broods DER land and sea;
aoU n ts%, US s sisSiEsSSs %ssiTine S.sSSs sGai a,
To find thee but fancy flower,
si The cherished idol Of my heart, 8 , y ~
Thou hast each thoughtapd dream Of mine
- Have l 10 turn one thought OF thinner
Forever thine my dreams shall be-, q fh
y stg |whate'er may be myfortdnes here; ="
& / ask not lnve--I claim from thee = 81
Only one boon--a gentle tear; W. i~''''a
Mayest blest visions from above
FhyEehtly round thy happy heart, ~ q
ia a'tf And the sweet beams Ofpeuce andlove
is sy0.r Meier from thy hcait depart % :" ~
Farewell my dreams are still ofthee-
D. Hast thou one tender thought OF mef
NV lows like summer birds may nv, ,t
MY hopeslke summerb blooms depart,
Butthere's one flower thai cannot die, 20
Thy holy memory in my heart; 81
No dews that one hower's cup may fll,
No sunlight TO its leaves be given, alss
But II will live and flourish still; -.rrr
As dealhless as a thing OF heaven; s.-.a q
My soul greets thine ,unasked .unsouRht, ca
Hast thou for me one gentle thoughH
Farewell fareweili nv far OF friend
Between us; broad, blue rivers low, v8
And forests wave aud plains extend, .t.H
And mountains In the sunlight glow; ..l
The wind that breathes upon thy brow
Is not the wind that breathes on mine;
Tho starbeams shining on thee now
Are not the beams that on me shine;
But memorys spell is with me yet
Canst thou the holy past forger
The bitter tears that you and a c4 b.,
MAY shed wheneier my anguish bowed,
EwaI In mo Ida ahy
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09

RY-'It win bide my time; It'll does come
said the foolish people in the days Of Noah,
But itdidn't-7the food came and swylow-
ed teem up! Whslher true or. false, the
store. 'lis no mstser7-the princlPal is
the same. g fs,, NsgA ace pa Z
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09

''GEH The city Of Jeddo. the Capital Of
Japan, is said to be without exception the
LARGEST city IN the world. II contains i.
500 900 dwelli gs. aud the unparalleled
number of 100000 Of people, Some Of
the streets are 19 Japanesorls in length,
which is equal to 80 English miles.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09
EY- An excited young man, 10 show h

EF An excited young man. TO show bis
agility recently jumped from an express
train, while going at the rate OF fly miles
an hour. The last seen Of him, he was
goiug hip.Aap AZ the rate ofseventeen rev
olutions minute. and the aH was chock
tul Of dickey strings, and the fragments of
gaiter boots and torn linen. ff -sat
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09

SoocIAL IEfRRooUEsE I'VE should al.
ways make it a principal to extend that
land Of fellowship to every man who dis.
charges faithfully his daily duties; main
tai6s good order. who manifests, a..deep in
terest in the welfare OF society; stopping to
ascertain whistler he swings BANNER or
drew thread There is nothing more dis
.tant from all sympathy, the forced smile,
the checked conversation. the hesitating
complimance, that he well Off are too apt
to manifest those alittlelower, down,
with, whom in comparison Of intellect and
principles Of virtue they frequently sink
into insigni6cauce. 4ts
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09

ET a yOung wife demonstrated with
her husband, dissipatsd spendthriit, on
bis conduct my love-" said he, Il am
like the prodigal son Il shall reform by
andby" "And Iwill.be like the son.
toe. ~ she replied, "for will arise and 60
to- my father;" and accordingly off she
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09

RE Upto the period ofths great French
Rsyo'u iea number Ofp>opls fond y hoped
that things as they are would "bide4 their
time. They woke up one morning, - how
ever, and found twas a sad mistake nos 1,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09

"A WIRE TNsuRANoE CoMPANY.'--Some
OF the principal capitalists Of London are
engaged in the formation OF new comps-
ny for insurance from damage by FIRE. In
reopsequepce,of the constant occurring aci
cidents, BY which ladies' owing to The i'm,
mensity of their dresses, are either burnt
to d, ath. or hates large portion Of the
valuable and extensive stock ol arapery
which they carry about them destroyed,
these emioentfuaneial gentlmen have de,
tsrmined to establish Wife Insurance
Company. ''S, ss,..ssf &
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09

No man knoweththe day. or hour when
the s n ofMan comethPThers ismore truth
than poetry in that saving. and mish: have
heen Of great use to poor mortals. II the
priest-h cd hadn't omystiied the matter
They spoil whatever they touch. generally.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09

EE Professor of Anatomy-Ho@ .msny
bones are there in the human body? ID
Student that depends on what one has
for dinner. In sbad time there are gen
orally more or less. ss.n M
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09

9 eFTha effects Of character Is alwaJ 5
to commad consideration. f7Wtss sport'ahd
toy. and laugh with men and woman whc
have none. but we never con6Ie in 1h en-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09

EWThe sheep in the meadow and
the axeman in the forest alike contribute
their "chops" for our benefit.