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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-04

MAKING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with Cleveland and Toledo Cleveland Co
lumbus a. CINCINNATI Cleveland and Erie and Cleveland
and Pittsburg Railroads.
At SOOI. with hacks 10 Chagrin Falls, sc.
At AIantua with hacks for Ravenna sc.
At Bracevie with hacks to Newton Falls, sc.
At Wanen with hacks to Sharon, Greenfield Meadvllle
Bloomfield Canfeld, sc.
AT YOUNGSTOWN with stages for New Castle, Poland
Lowell and Enon Valley, and thence by p F. W = C. X.
CHAs. L RHODES, supT.
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T. P. spENcER's ouorarIoNs.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-Dec. J
INV -rr r1p.pu


Four-Scarcely whilst prices generally have
undergone material change; sales 400 bbls 50
10 for unsound; 81 214 50 for choice
peTne state; 81 s5 do SOS 10 tor
do; 81 60 for supeTfas western SfS55 Is Com
medium western; and s. 4Od5 50 for shipping
brands round hoop Ohl0 closing steady Canadi
-four unrhange L sales of 500 hbs at IS 0s6 Is for
TO choice extra. Rye -four 50 25ld4 10.
Wheat-Onv limited local demand, and the market is
without change; sales bu white Michigan at 81 2s for
fair and 81 40 very choice 81 4Ol As for white Ken
tucky
Rye-scarcs and firm; sales 6OOO bu North River ssc
Barey-Steedy sales 600 bu common and fair state at
72c
Corn-Is a shade rmer with a limited business doing;
sales IS 500 bu at 77c for common to very choice mixed
western
oafs-Firm at 4s5c for state; 5s65s5<c for Canadian
Whisky-Fmer; sales 800 bbls at 2i625c closing
firm Z The latter hgure
Por-FTmer with fair demand; sales of LOO bbls
SIS % for Sl7 20 for old do SlI IS for
spected mess; Sl4Gl4 q for prime
ncanged; sales OF 50 hbs st 66 IS for country
Prime; Ss9 for country mess; S9l for repacked
Slal5 for prime Mess beef quiet at Sls(il9-
Dressed Hogs-Firmer with sales at d7Sc the latter
price for choice corn-fed
Cut Meats Steady sales 50 hhds at 61c for shoulders
9z ld93sc for hams
Lard-Beter aud active; slles 1900 bbs ll569lslc
including 500 bbls in March llc also kegs PIKE
ButterAcive at l2dlsc for OhiO ls6l2Oc for state.
Cheess-Tirm at slS l69s<c
StOcks-At second boaid easier; No es 9l 2; Tenn
9tA Ere bonds Of ISIS, AZ; do oonverbles Of IL 43; do
% mort s4 Huds Sd mort ls Lac 965s; Del and
Hud loo. Pac ms 81 \; CT T0l %; 60; Chi + | II
Panama lSOt; Enc Is; Huds BIS Galena Chicago 72
L e3sz.
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Star of the North.
The best Gas Consuming Stove In the
WOrldI

THIS is the most wonderful STOVE
i that has ever been made, and the only that
keep CoNTINUoUs COMBUSTION OF GASES, thereby pro-
ducng remarkable FLAME from ANTH Coal.
By the peculiar arrangement Of the apparatus the oxygen
of the atmospheric distributed equally the whole
surface of the re-pO IN such manner that each let or
fame burning from the concal perforated plate and air
hamber, shall meet in the center Of the throat CIV
chance for the Gases 70 escape, unless mingled with the
oxygen which produces continuous dame, and thereby
large increase heat This combination makes the most
economical heating Stove in the World Try and If
statement is OYerTated-
The FLAME produced GASES makes one Of the
CHEERFUL FIRES that be imagined and all from
ANTHRACITE Coal
The fire can be kept through the whole season. aud
with very little care
years test has been made by the public and the
ufacturers are sustained in all they have claimed for
this Stove
For sale by the subscribers the only authorized Agents.
JOHN INGERSOLL & CO,
Dealers in Stoves, SC, l32 Superior street.
sepl5 d3m 200 Cleveland, Ohio
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Grover and Bakers
HQUAKER CITY"
- DOUBLE THREAD
Family SeaCi1ag Machine,

on1y u % SJOs
THE citizens of Cleveland, and all
Il others interested Family Sewing Machines,
invited IL call and examine for themselves Tins
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
This Machine is the very latest improvement, tpatent
granted of August ls5 and Is ackn0w lodged by all
good Judges THE Family Sewing Machine that has
long been wanted has the advantages of all the old
patents without their complicated Neutrality-suspicious. Just
good work. and be sold great deal cheaper, while its
durability and simplicity will commend itself 10 al
II from two ordnaTT spOols, without rewlndinS
and fine work with equal facility and has
very elastic stitch, that wInOt although every fourth
stitch be cut.
Each Machine warranted perfect Order and full and
explicit directions accompany each Machine; and II
simple that Operat be learned thoroughly
hour
1t is liable get repair-s easily oiled, and
very easlly while there to work on It
than Machine in the market
This Machine makes beautiful Embroidery Stitch; also
gathers nicely
As this Is the first opportunity the citizens OF Cleveland
had OF buying this Machine they colay invited
to call and examine them at WEDDELL HOUSE BLOCK
BANK STREET, before purchasing elsewhere
C chance is offered 10 specuators wishing to
buy County Rights MI North has Counties
te SELL this State All letters addressed to him Will re-
ceive prompt attention.
WALTER C NORTH.
oc4R R6 General Agent for State of Ohio.
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Bankers.
j. HerdInan s. Co..

j. Herdmam & Co.,
IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
bankers AND DEALERS IN
IL Foreign and Domestic Exchange UneuTrent Money,
Specie and Land Warrants Collections throughout the
United States Canada and Europe promptly attended to-
Drafts and Bills of EXchange Great Britain, ireland,
France and Germany We oTaw direct suit,
Sight and 60 days, the following Banks and Branches
ENGLAND.
LOndCn-NIessrs Prescott GrOte, Case Co, Bankers
LiverpOol-J. BaTned & Co Bankers
Manchester-MessTs. Cunlie. Brooks & Co, Bank kers.
National Provincial Banks England and Branches thrO
out England and Wales.
Birmingham Banking Co
Yorkshire District Bank and Branches.
lancaster Banking Co. and Branches.
IRELAND
National Bank of Ireland.
Provincial Bank of Ireland.
And all their Branches athe principal cities and
SCOTLAND.
Dundee Commercial Banking Co.
Greenock Banking 20. in Clasgow and Greenock.
National Bank of Scotland and Branches
We also furnish Draf amount PAYABLE in the
pnncipll Cities of the Continent OF Europe.
PASSAGE By STEAMER. or Sailing Packet Shius 10 or
from New York, Breat Britain and Ireland France md
Germany, can be $ cured AZ the lowest rates
For further particulars applyto
seps J. HERDMAN Co. as above
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The Cincinnati Inns of yesterday says:

The ineinnat Inns Of yesterday says
firm feeling perhaps buoyant for choice heavy hogs
acerizes the market Buyers plenty such make
good pork, and quite willing take the offerings
as IN the meanwhile sellers ask advance and asking
Is but without obtaining far Previous quotations for
pieces and barrel meat well sustained scarcely tn pro-
portion to the prices Of hogs.
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NOTICE.-THOMAS MEARS and
In HENRY MEARS are hereby notified that on the
day OF July lss Cyrus Prentiss filed petition AGAINST
them the Court OF Common Pleas of the county Of uy
Hhoga stale of Ohio. the object and prayer of which ne
is ebain judgment AGAINST them S2 74lOO
interest from October 5th, 1851 for coal sold and d.
hyered to them and money paid for them their
lhat oreT of attachment has been in said case
The defendants hereby notified to said petition
on or before the 18Th day OF December. ls5s
l. PRENTISS, Pl'ds Atty
October Is. 1859. ocl9 v6w 2n7
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s. Corning & Co.'S Quotations
AL OHOL
AND
Blu MING UID,

MANUF ACTUKED BY s. OoRSIsJa & Co, rs RIvrI
STREET, CLEVELAND, Ono.
Terms, Cash, Current Funds.
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3d. HARRIS B0UDOIR MACHINE.
Office Meodenn Block 2O3 Superior St, Cleveland o

Office MelOdenn Block 2O3 Superior St, Cleveland, o.
Opinions of the New York Press.
We prefer the Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machines for
FAMILY UsE.-N Y Tribune
Wheeler Wilson's machines the favories for FANI
LIES being especially adapted to that purposeNeD York
Times.
The Wheeler Wilson machine has secured, and Justly
maintains he preemnence fOT sewing every kind OF mate
Tal.-R. Y. Express.
Each of Wheeler s Wilson's IS calculated
to do the work Of ten ordinary seweTsouTnat Of Com
Wheeler Wilson's is beyond all question machine
for family uSe.-LUe Illustrated.
The Wheeler Wilson machine, par excellence,
LOT family use and we recommend 1t most emphatcaly-
Advocate and Journal.
In looking the best, would be well the
machines OF wheeler Wilson before purchasing else
whele--E1dRfneT
Wheeler Wilson's machines combine everything that
be required the manufacture Of sarments.-N Y.
Observer.
For family use, the Wheeler Wilson machine justly
maintains the pre-em1ence. e.-DGy ROok-
Wheeler Wilson's machines combine all the improve
that have been invented for sewng-N Y Journal
The Wheeler Wilson celebrated machines pre-emi
neny calculated for family use and for this purpose have
/ no eqdal.-MESicaI World
Full examination has resulted in most thorOuEh
yCtiOn OF the superiority of Wheeler Wilson's machines
and OF their pert CT adaptation to family sewing in all ITS
Varieties-GOldeH Prize.
We confidently assert the e1celle7ce and pre-eminent
superiority of the Wheeler Wilson's machines for family
| use, and for sewing generally.-LadIeS' VISITOR.
In family, one of Wheeler & Wilson's
machines and cannot imagine nythng more periect
| Ed. N Y EFdlgeiSf otq d&w I'm 225
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEvELAND-Dec. {

The Ruby schooner Of forty tons, arrived recently al
81 Louis from Sheboygan, Wis, having down Lake
Michigan the Illinois Canal and River and the Mississippi
She with her Of FISH and evegssns and Of
three 70 N Orleans where vessel and cargo will sold
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OSWEGo PRODUCE MARRET-Dec 3
IBY TELEGRAPHl
Flour Unchanged s55 Is for good toohoiee extra and
Sc IS for double extra
Wheat-Dull; Of 100 white Ohio about 81 Il;
redwesten held at l26 and Chicago spring at &c
Flour 42c 10 the HudsOu.
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Drngs

CLEVELAND
LOCK HOSPITAL,
ESTABLISHED BY
DR.. A. DICK,
The acknowledged Champion and most successful
Physician and Surgeon in the United
States for the treatment of all
PFiVate Disc a s eS,
ON the First Floor over the Post Of
~ nee Cleveland Ohio, continues to cure when an
which Patients generally wish kept secret Thousands
testfy to the great success Of Dr. Dick IN the treat
Gonorrhea Gleet Structure Diseases of the Bladder and
Kidneys, and Syphilis, with all its terrible FORMS
OF diseases where the blood has be-
Blotches on the Face Pimples, small Watery Blsters.
Ulcers Pains in the Head aud Bones, Eruption Of
the sAP M9esf ss Il Nose 6ss Bens ssoaS
Together with almost endless number OF sutengs are
to health. DR.. D. S far-famed
BLOOD PURIFIER,
For the complete eradication of vesge OF enerea
remedy for the Unfortunate and misguided sufferer These
medicines can be had only OF Dr. at his Private lnn
treated Remember that thousands who had gwen ever
again enjoying health, have been fully restored by the IN
iallble preparation OF Dr D.
r Paent recently exposed cured in from three to siH
days -sd
Young Men, take Particular NOlice,
You who by indulsng certain solitary practices,
from other cause, have contracted that mnd-hartOW
ing and misunderstanding disease Seminal Weakness car
be restored to health by applying TO Dr. D. who mas sue
cessfuly treated thousands.
Strangers lot either seIl visiting Cleveland (who are II
need Medical FTiend and have not time to stop ~
the city to be cured have medicine TO take Will
them, and safe and speedy cue guaranteed fatlent
living ut dis ance by addressing DR. D. (aLd pclosng
fee can be cured at home State the case symptoms sc
Medicines safe and free from curiosity to any part
| the country, with plain directions for use
At the Office (which arranged patients never CONT
in contact with each oheT and but the Doctor
therefore let feeling of mOdesty bashfuness dete
YOU mskng immediate application ard thereby Tlsl
YOUR health and happiness tetme but apply at ono
the Physician and Surgeon whose whole business rs
aud he will fully restore You 10 health
| CY- All cases are strictly confidential =s1
| TO THE LADIES.
SDecial attention pad Midwifery, and all Difficult an
/ Delicate Diseases of Females.
Dr. Dick is Sole Agent the United States for the sal
OF DR. Ratier's celebrated French Periodical Drops
which female should be without, who IS troubled wit
ObsIruciions irregularities These Drops are the on
safe and only positively certain restorative and
known Price, IS per Bottle.
| CAUTIoN-These Drops should not be used by ladie
when certain condition. they sure to restore tn
menses, und r all circumstances.
| Address DR. A DICk, Box l2f2, P o., Cleveland, y.
| Office hours, from ! o'clock A M, TO O'Clock P M
/ Open on Sunday from O'Clock A. NJ TO u P NJ.
N B Fever and Ague cured in IS hOurs-warranted.
/ nnv1E
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MRS. RoBINsoN's CERTIFICATE.

MRS. RoBINsONs CERTIFICATE.
VERNON Trumbull Co, May lst, 1859
This certifes that have very Door health
years and found little Teliefafter EMPLOYING number
of Physicians. My disease PTOlapSls Uten. / had
been reduced by that and F0uur Abus until had become
liberated considerable extent By the advice OF Dr
W Bushnell procured and took six bottles OF hIarsha
Uterine Iathocon which enabled me 10 attend TO hus-
band his last sickness until he died which about
year since have taken three bottles his dc ath
which has made able to labor and support my family Of
three children The CathOcon has nearly restored to
health It the only thing that has miis ated my suffer
ing fer which feel very grateful -
The CATHOLICON is for sale by City Druggists and by
Medicine dealers generally iull2
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BUFFALO PRODUCE MARKET-Dec. ,
IBY TELEGRAPH
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SOAP-LoW's Brown Windsor and
~ Honey Soap. Ceayor's GlyeeIine' Mask and Hone'
'O'dsA fe6s sA' ''H''u s''D'H'' ' E W. sAcKRIDER,
PRUSHES-A fine assortment OF
Hair and Cloth Brushes also Teeth Brushes of Iv0rt
Bone Buffalo Horn and Sandal wood FST sslt 5E
T UBIN'S EXTRACTS-A full as
sortment Just received tgether with great variot'
'' pfsiSin''' fels ''u 'Os' '''s W sAcKRIDER
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO
IL MEN From the N. Y. DAILY Ne17s (Editsriall
F. Bridge on The Health of fAmerican Women, anoh;
his skill and medical judgment may be relied upon"
From on tAs AL5Gny Morning EIPTsSs; ,,,,,
valuable is claimed to be severe tests made
bE medical gentlemen and others. Dr. Bridge Is regular
physician Of very fine attanments man OF great judgment
and discrimination udirlOus and highly successful prac
ttiouer, all diseases, especially those OF women and
'Hiiui 'A From Pagsieizns.
MAJ shalrs Uterine CathOcOn will certainly al
the diseases for which it IS recommends T."
There is no medicine like ii in this country"
Uterine CathollcOn Is eeri ain and safe remedy"
MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICoN
Is sunhesitatngy offered eable remedy for all those
complaints to which every woman IS liable and which
uay affect the mind well as the body so that to think
possibility Among the complaints for which the Cathe
con is remedy are Failing Of the Womb Whites. Sup
ammaOns and Diseases OF the Kidneys or Urinary Or
gans Reienlon or lncohtl9ehee oI oIhe, eatDuf, 70
Disturbed Sleep, and all troubles ore sympathetic
connected with the uterine organs
Ladies who are troubled with any of the above symptoms
or with spine liver OF lung complaints invited 10 ad-
dress DR.. BRIDGE, with full confidence that they will
ind relief harshals Uterine CathOlcOn Is not quack
medicine but ingredients have been made known 10 the
Medical Colleges and they at the of any
spectacle physician in the country.
The price OF MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATH0LE
coma One Dollar and HaGpsr SINGLE bottle.
WEST BEDFORD, CoshoctOn Co, May IA, 1857.
Mr. H B. Kingsley, SRI have been selling the medi-
of the Graenbeg Company for the last years. and
have invariably found them to give good satisacon and
the pills have sold TO great many families regularly
theirea and coffee and with my trade they have become
ape article MarshaliS Uterine CatholicOn is
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BRADBURN & FISHER,
STANDARD, BEEIS & MURRAY,
'RODUCE COMMISSION NERCWAN

We receiving the following well known bTsndsot
Flour consignment, which cali the attsuiiO-
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PROVISIONS,
RHWn 49,
SPIRITS

90 Highwines-- Flgsl 2I5StG %
81 Whisky-.-...-..-2 p a %
50 Sua.pc
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PRUSHES-A fine assortment OF
Hair and Cloth Brushes also Teeth Brushes Of IvOr'
Bone, Buffalo Horn and Sandal Wood. For sale By
feb9 L. W. SACKRlDER
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-25

E1- Wheeling, Va, is a quaint
and venerable place. The htellige's-
Ger of that city gives sketch, vouch-
ing for its accuracy, which could be
true only Of Wheeling: "We saw
yesterday, going up toward the upper
ferry, a team Of four animals
horse, pony, mule and bull
The horse had the heaves, the pony
was blind, the mule was lame and
the bull had no provision for fly time
In the wagon, which was an ordinary
one, there sat white man, a crippled
nigger, and q tame skunk frailly
bound with a wisp of straw. The
white man held the lines, the team
held its own, and the niger held the
skunk, and they all moved forward. "
We will wager the darkio was whis-
tling "Ole Virginny nebber tire"
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-25
Industrious Habits.

lflyHl lI. ..L " L.t. II H H..
Teach your children to be industri-
GUS. 1t is the best preventive to
crime, the best guardian to virtue.
Read the histories Of the hundreds
who fill our prisons, and learn that
idleness was the chief cause Of their
ruin. Young men Of industrious
habits are seldom found in the sinks
Of pollution--disgrac themselves
and their parents. The increase Of
crime among us is chiefly caused by
the diState Of honest labor. If we
would preserve the generation from
those sins and vices which degrade
the present times, teach them good
trades and bring them up 10 good
and Industrious habits. Idleness,
late hours, a disregard ofthe Sabbath,
drinking and the perusal Of obscene
sheets are causing the ruin Of mil
lions. ..I
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-25
The HcMe Circle.
The Marriage Relation.

The great secret is to learn to bear
with each others feelings; not to be
blind tothem--that is either an impos.
sibility or folly; we must see and
feel them; il we do they are not evils
to us, and there is obviously no need
of forbearance; but throw the mantle
of affection around them, concealinp
them from each others eyes: to re-
solve to cultivate good tempered for
bearance because it is the way Of nit.
igsting the present evils, always with
aview to ultimate amendment. Surely
it is not the perfection, butthe imper.
fection ofhuman character that makes
the strongest claim in love. All the
world must approve--even enemies
must admire the good and estimable
in, human nature. If husband and
wife estimate only that in each which
all must be constrained to value, what
do they more than others? 1t is the
in6rmities Of character, imperfections
ofnature that call for the plying sym
pathy, the tender compassion that
makes each the comforter-the mon-
itor OF the other, Forbearance helps
each to attain command over them
selves. Few are the creatures so ut
terly evil as to abuse generous con-
fidcnce, calm forbearance. Married
persons should be preeminently
friends, and fidelity is the great prin-
ciple of friendship. The forbearance
here contended for is the weak and
wicked indulgence, Of each Others
faults, but such a calm, tender obser-
vance Of them as excludes all harsh
ness and anger, and takes the best and
gentlest methods Of pointing them
out in the full confidence Of afe ction
---Whisper to a bride.
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-25
!. TNe WQss.
BmileS

A pleasant stnae 70 light the eye,
And fill the heart with gladl,ess,
To chase away the tears ofgrief,
And hush tho sigh Of sadness
10 lend the face fairer charm,
A soul Of loves expressing,
That must 10 earth divinely bring
IA comfort and blessing. ~ '"t
Bewitching smiles-when hand in hand,
And heart in heart together, '|''
We roam abroad and deeply feel
The Joy Of wind and weather;
Bewitching smiles--when purple shades
OF twilight gather round US,
And home, sweet home, with loving look
And tender words have bound us. r.
Who would not brave the tear to-day,
And feel the touch of sorrow,
Ifsunny smiles Of Joy could CLEAN,
And change the scene tomorrow;
Who would not 60 where Eeebly beats
The cause CT earthly being,
II one fond smile could family cheer
The weary spirit heeingH
Oh, smiles have power, world of good
To fling around US ever;
Then let us wear their golden beams,
And quench their ardor never;
For while smile illumes the eye,
And wreaths the lip of beauty,
The task Of life must ever be
A pure and pleasant duty.
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-25
Woman'S Heart.

There is a period in the early life
Of every true woman, says some wri-
ter, when moral and intellectual
growth, seems for a time to cease
The vacant heart seeks for an occu-
pant. The intellectual, having ap-
propriated such aliment ao was requi-
site to the growth Of the uncrowned
feminine nature, feels the necessity
gilmore intimate companionship with
the masculine mind, to start il upon
its second period Of dOvelopment.--
Here, at this point, some stand for
years, without making a step in ad-
vance. Others marry, and astonish
in a few brief years. by their sweet
temper, their noble woman-hood,
those whose blindness led them to
suppose they were among the incura-
bic heartless and frivolous. Z!
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-25

@ Are you not surprised to find
how independent of money peace Of
conscience 10, and how much happiness
can be condensed into the humblest
home? A cottage will not hold the
bulky furniture and sumptuous ac'
commodation Of mansion; but il
God be there, q cottage will hold as
much happiness as might stock q
palace. .,.. ..,... ",.
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-25
The vulgar raskil

% A man who follows vice in
stead of virtue; folly rather than wis
dom is one who painfully turns up
the barren sand with golden plow,
to sow weeds he mows q forest oi
lignum-vite trees with crystal
scythO he puts a jswelled vase on
sandal-wood fire to cook husks OF
pebbles he devastates a beautiful
date garden to plant nettles there in
stead of palms
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-25

EE Some fellow, who can have
but little respect for himself or the
ladies, gets off the following. La.
dies, we don't endorse it:
Youngster, spare that girl .I
Kiss not those lips so meek
Unrufflea let the fair locks CURL
Upon the maiden's cheek .n IL.
Believe her quite saint;
Her looks are all divine,
Her rosy hue Is paint
Her form is---crinOlinel atars
The vulgar raskil .... g...
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-25

H Almost everybody thinks that
he could edit newspaper little bet
ter than anybody else. Yet histori-
ans and essayists Of high repute have
made deplorsble failures In this line
of literature. They have proved un,
successful even in writing leaders"
and that ia by no means the great
work of journalism. '.
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-25

RT A first rate joke took place
lately in our court room, A. woman
was teStifying in behalf Of her son,
and sworo "that ho had worked on q
farm ever since ho was born"
The lawyer who cross-examined
her, said, "You assert that your son
has worked on farm ever since he
was born"
II do" ,8tsi N
"What did he do tho FIRST year7'
"M milksdi" V,
The lawyer oyaporatod. Haryord
CoWrenf. gg