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Playing Cards

Alarge supply Of the celebrated manufacturers
PLAYING CARDS, at reduced prices Also, beaut
fnl quality Of Playing Cards for Clubs WHIST and
EUcHRE PARTIES.
BLOOMFIELD STEEL
No GO Camp street.
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situation wanted.

1.-TWO LADIES competent to instruct IN AL depart
i ments of education. solid and ornamental, desire
70 establish Seminary in healthy lGeaheni al
dress THE MlsSkS b14ANh'
Knoxville, 8. G
March 30 1859 zS-et
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MASTIcATERS.

VULCANIZED BASE.
Fun 90
single hastcaiers, orJaw Tooth for Use only 10 %
AS~Teeth extracted without pain by galvanic inAu-
snre and a local Application
b. F. SMITH, Dental Surgeon.
10 BaToue street
Nee Orleans Feb. 1859 ls-ly
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WINER.s cANApIAN vKRMIFraE.

WINER's CANADIAN vERMIFUGE.
An medical men admit that intestinal u1rms cause
thr death of thousands % children annually and en-
tsll many terrible Diseases on those whom they 10
noe suuimary destroy. No apology. therefore, ts
needed hir Introducing preparation Ike
wINEH's CANApIAN vERMtFUGE
which. in three days will aunihiate and carry "a ~
Their Tape Worms Round Worms, or Nav Worms,
and Al the same time, hrare and intensity the d.
rnativn powers IT the stomach that rrturn ~ the
disease b next To- impossible.
Ask any medical man what ~ the chief predi-pos-
Jog cause uf the many complaints whirh docimate
our Juvenile population az this season. The answer
will be worms Happily uremcdy in1cuous and
inftlubie, has been provided Wy science. short
course. and In some Instances "a single dose II
winerS Canadian vermirnEs,
will effect a radical cure.
III the grave could speak, should learn that
twothirds u the children who die between the ages
II one and hve years, have fallen victims o. diseases
proslurrd hy intestinal worms In treating this de-
siructive complaint t b. necessary only o. cNtr
pate the an mails hut 10 give tone 10 the stomach and
intestines Where the digestion is good and the
bowels regular, worms cannot exist ~ the require
lnenta of = radical cure are combined IN WlNERS
CANADIAN VERMtfugE which 81 once discharges
the WORMS, regulates the secretous iuyigorates the
digestive organs, and hraecs up The whole system.
For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT A co.
q and iii Charities ".
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winsrs Canadian vsrminnEs,


First-t will, within Eve minutes from ts applica-
ton, remove the pain from The severcai Burns blis-
tsrs or acalda ID will also remove The pain and cure
Gout T-poloreux, Piles rheumatism, sore- Or
HWelhnrs.
second-In case q Burns, " applied immediately,
t will preserve hie uu matter how severe may b. the
injury, unless the artery 10 burned and consequent
" ans sore or Inflammation.
Third-it will hed Burns Or Wounds Ulcers or
Sores % any Kind, wuH0ur scN
Fourth-tt neutralifes and destroys poison from
plants. reptiles. Insects ur rahhid animals.
finh-tt Wil wherever applied, prevent moruhca
ton. aud in old wounds, WHEREVER modification has
commenced u will arrest The disease aud cure the
wound even where the hesh has already dropped
away t will restore The part e. is NATURAL state.
Hixih-lf Broken Limbs, Nhen set ~ We wrap
ped up Ia the salye, no Inflammation, swelling or
pam can orcur and the bones unite and becume
strong uith astonishing upidity
aeventh-Whpn the bowels are painful or iuhamed,
The Extractor " well rubbed upon them. will afford
relief and cause movement even when castor OIL,
iaiap and all other medicines have failed
Eighth-lts use h perfectly safe in all cases. u
never can DO harm the system will absorb uu more
than b. necessary orcpuir n % Will not conflict With
any medicines that may he taken Internally.
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UAPlIALS Ut
$4,000, $1,000, $4,000, &C.
VIC. DAWSON { CO., Managers.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT REDUCTION.

CLASSES and draw at Savannah. Ga. NAV llth
and 18th, 1859 at ARMORY HALL under the sworn
suRerntendence of Commissioners W. r. SYMONS.
and J. NJ. PRENTISS, Esq'rs.
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From and after this date, purchasers viii please OBJ
serve the prOpretOTs written signature pasted over
the cork Of each bottle without which none is geu-
une.
PRICE FIVE DOLLARS PER BOTTLE
as-A liberal discount TO the trade.
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9r0-QtIeaas 4Htttatp.

9r6-QrItaas 9Htttetg.
JOS. G. LOGAN,
FACTOR & COMMISSION MERCHANT,
50 St. Charles street,
NEw ORLEANS
Particular attention given to filling cash orders for
'r2ceres Western Produce, and supplies Of all kinds.
Aec Orleans, Feb 1859 l9-ly
PEET, SIMMS a CO.,
Importers and Dealers IN
DRY GOODS,
Nos. ga Is Magazine street.
Nsls Ov'e1ns, Jan. 1859. 15-1y
WIN c. KEY,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
NEw-oRLEANs. Ia
81 Raging and Rope furnished to Planters and
attention gwen to the purchase Of supplies for Mer-
Nor Orleans, Feb. 1859. ls-ly
GTA'S. RIFLES, PISTOLS.
Sc
KITTREDGE & FOLSOM,
tI,rE HEN KrrrEEoaE COL.
Importers Of
GUNS AND SPORTING APPARATUS
rs rR,ScHEs.
| WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IL
American Rifles, Pistols and Firearms
VARIETY.
55 ST. CHARLEs SrErEr MAR 81. CHulE, Horn,
NEW-ORLEANS
And l34 Main Street. Cincinnati. Ohio.
| Nae Orieras. Feb ls59 ls-Iy
PETER 2. COLLISION,
GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENT.
Receiving, Forwarding md Commission
MERCHANT,
No. Front Levee, up stairs,
NEW-ORLEtNS.
Nor O.lorns Feb. Iss9 1s-ly
}. J. POINDEXTER,
SL.f We DEP OF,
No. = BARoNNE STREET.
NeW-OFleanS.
For Receiving Forwarding and Selling. Tor Planter.
Merchants and Traders.
| 81 Also keeps constantly on hand a good asSor
ment 4 Field Hands, Mechanics and House servants
| Noe Orleans Feb. 1855. ls-ly
y. J. HART T. CO.
GrOcerS and Commission Merchants,
. q - Tol9tpitguils 81. Nar Orleans.
| hEAIEES ia Liquors Of all kinds-Brandy. Gin
/ IL Whisky, Rum. Wines. Cordials Teas. Coffee
sugars Tobacco, Sulphafe Of Qunne by the Case. AN
staple Drugs: Pork, and all kinds Of staple and Fan
| hy Groceries.
| N,7c Orleans, Jan 1859 l5-ly
Get Your shirts I'm New Orleans
| AT
s N NhOODY'S-
| TRY SIX FOR s6-BUTrONS NEVER COME OFF
Summer Under Shrts...................6 for $50
I s1AlAAlltl AiltMt-l D Tor e-aJ
Light English Socks .............. for SlDO
10 Shirt Collars for zoe. Fine Black silk Crayats, 10,
apiece. l.. G.. Handkerchiefs. 81 per dozen. and ever
article for the gentlemans toilet equally cheap
shirts made Co order in every style.
Directions for seiftneasurenent set hv post
| Copy the address: :. y MOODY.
Corner Canal and Royal Streets.
I Ian L.
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GRAND SCHEME
300 Prizes, amounting to s
All Prizes paid Immediately amer the Drawing.

On the LIST of each month $40 Scheme, with Cap
ita Of $4,000 will be drawn and on the 15tb ~ ab
month - scheme, with Capital OF $4,000, will he
drawn.
Persons sending money by mail need not fear its
being lost. Orders punctually attended to- Commu-
nications strictly confidential Notes Of sound Banks
taken nj par.
Those wishing particular numbers should order
immediately. Registered Letters at our risk
Certified copies Of the drawing mailed 10 All mr.
chasers of Tickets Immediately after the drawing
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Thompson 4 Barnes,
% and 25 Common Street. New-Orleans,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND
AGENTS FOR THE sALE OF THE FnLLoWING

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF THE FOLLOWING
CELEBRATED BRANDS OF WINES
BBANplES, GIN, a..
Brandies.
James Heunes-ey ....- Pnet
J Denis, Henry Monnic 4 Co......Castllon.
Henry sutton.
Also, the celebrated
Wolf and Rudolph's AROMATIC sCHIEDAMs cHNAPs.
Wines.
Coburn's Ports Coburn's Port Juice;
Sierra Sherric-. Blackbuu's Madeira.
ALSO,
Sweet MALAGA cherry Bounce.
Srotch Whisky. Jam4cs Rum.
lush Whisky, New England Rum,
old Bourbon Whisky, Bye Whisky.
Porter and Ale, ts1ulsys B.ttsrs,
Cordials, HO-tetter A other Bitters,
Champagne, etc stc.
Always hand, and which Will sell AZ the lowest
market rates. and on the same terms ~ New York
aud Philadelphia houses, for unduuhtpd paper.
We also have constantly on hand and t. arrive. a
large stock II the following articles. VIZ:
Rio, Java and laguyra coffee,
brown sugar. all qualites;
Crushed aud Powdered DO;
Large and small Loaf dos
Brown soap. various kinds:
Fancy scented do do;
Star and sperm Cinde-; Sdeutu-, R Carh. Soda.
Patent Wax 90; Rice. Pearl harley.
fre-erNe-s .tl huu+s Mustard. nv. AMI IN lli~lls
Brandy Fruits, kst"hups, 40 kinds,
~trdue- HOLSTERS. Pickles, all sizes,
Cove oysters. salmon, buckets, Rroum-.
MnckereL Herring Tubs. Well Buckets,
Wrapping Paper Manila Rope.
Matches, Mails, B.u-Iu-.
Foreign and Dom. Cmrs.Currant-. Figs.
salt Starch. Goshen Butter
Indigo. Spaces, Almonds, BRAID Nuts,
Cream Tartar.
Virginia Manufactured Tobacco, sc.
Also. direct receivers Of Whisky. Beef Butter
Cheese. Lard, lard OIL etc. direct from the West
eur facilities such Co enable To- t 600 orders
whether large or small ~ prices lpw I- they can
b. purchased IN oar city.
Parties wtu may favor Wlh their orders. may re-
Is upon having them filed promptly aud 10 rcgu5T
price,, Cor e,.h ur good city pepper.
THOMPSON 4 BARNES.
- and - Common Street, New orleans.
Voc Or'sdHs Feb. 1859. 1s-ly
JosrFu Block. MADISON McAru. !. T. EsalEsr0v.
Nrw-url.tus. Jackson. Miss. New orleans
BLOCK, McAREE a Co,
Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants,
40. q Union ST.
NEW-ORLEANS.
Nrr-Or'fuHy. Nov y. ISIS --Iv
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p. MALLARD,
GOODS STORE,
CABINET MlKER AND UPHOLSTERER,
Royal and 40 BisnviIis sts-
NEW ORLEANS.

nFaa leave b. ininrm he public generally that he
~ haa nov .n store large snd spendid assartment
I'll nfa NWunp, MAHOGANY, MODERN AND OLD
OAK FURNirtNE ~ ha Old manufacture, and %
ne fains aiVius and has receiVed ffum Europe, ~
isfa arfrsl. one n the most magnificent stocks 81
FRENCM FURNITURE ever brought % his city,
tnrafhar Nfh a rerF extensive ksaurtmfnt N DAN.
Ask LkMrAa nndckrrLfF and SATIN CURTAIN
VrNWFat HEfa. nOnHiNEfH, and Emhruidnrrd
mualINA f1r Mosquito Mars and Curtains.
Also tha most ftahlunahle and Fancy
Porcelain and Glass Ornaments,
snrh A. nisrulfs vsssa Candls.tcks Decorated and
isneTt liable Aria Gov Dessert Tea Wa.hatand, and
failaI Fancy Rufoeaiu. and Cut UlasH farlur ufnas
neuis Ariidclai fluaers, silver and Plated are
Nienda Aetas Ninrke. Table and Ftnef OuuarT-
Ghantellers, hHairuas Tampa hfunte statugttaa.
Me haa heslaes very large stock Of furniiure
frimmfinra eunisflnH n FHnErH, ompai Iasseiss
fnfaa heupa Hnrnararenriess rich and common
tnrnfoess Nuriain fIua, knNs, Mats anil nfnEHrta.
feraans uslnE COLA ulis are inlarnad No ~
haa iusi fecsitsd supply q rrnuias Clarified flf
Lamps.
orders o. Furniture, 10 b. executed on special
drssinrs 81 - feapiiy attended "a, and afmsd-
s'orisfa', Fsb islo. laiy
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The Married Lady'S Pocket Book,

Containing three medical secrets OF VITA I'M
ance to married people, which are simple and VIII
certainly accomplish either Of the above deSIes
will be sent by mail free Of POSTAGE and securely
scaled in envelope, 70 any address, on the recelp u"
of one dollar, enveloped and directed 20
D. k. ANDERSON, NJ. u
New-York City, n. !.
~ WIN. Nnnr nhdreea in a plain hand
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ON the Plan of Single humber.

10000 TICKETS!
Five Thousand Four Hundred and
Eighty-Five Prizesl
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
NE.SS
AND IN ALL CASES on
BRUISES,
WOUNDS,
A NEW CONTRIBUTION TO SCIENCE.

the moment It is applied to the injured parts all pain
and uneasiness cease Look out for Countereits and
lmitations-PurchaSe only RADwAT's READY RumF.-
Price 25 cents, so cents, and 81 per bottle.
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w. G. DAWSON & CO., Managers,
SAVANNAH or MACON. GA,

AS-prlzes cashed either in Macon or Savannah,
Ca or at No S0ia 81. Charles between Grayicr and
Commercial Place, New Orleans, La.
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""ON i'O.oes Wv saSl.Ss ~ t1AtpStS "" W.
ga Circular showing the plan of the LOTTERIES
will be sent to any one DESTROYS Of reeeivingt
Certificates Of Packages win be sold at the following
rates. which is the risk
Certificate of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets $50
10 Quarter ........... q
f" 10 Eighth " ........... 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money to address for the Tickets
ordered on receipt Of which they will be forwarded
by first mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending in
any figure they may designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing
Sc Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Office County and State.
Rs- Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay.
able IN full without deduction.
SS- All prizes Of 81 and under, paid Immediately
after the drawing-other prizes at the usual time Of
Notice to COrrespOndents.
Those E ERo PTeeT , not Sgndg m 9 Y mail can
money for Tickets. in Of Ten Dollars and uE-
|. wards can be sent us AT OUR RISK AND EXPENSE
from any city ortown where they have Office The
Post Office Stamped Envelope" or the Express Com
pany cannot receive them.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address all Orders for Tickets or Certificates TO
WOOD EDDY co. Augusta. Georgia
or, WOOD, EDDY CO. Atlanta, Georgia
or, WOQD EDDY CO. Wilmington. Del.
RS- list Of the numbers that drawn from the
Wheel with the amount of the prize that each is
entitled to- will be published after every drawing in
the following papers :-AUguStd Geo C0nstitliondlist
Ve1r Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Nashville Gazstts
Atlantd Tnteligencer Nac York Weekly DAY Bsok So.
Udnndh DailU Ners. Richmond Dispatch Nec York Dis
patch Pudding tMiss) Clarion dRd Little Rock (Ark)
True Democrat.
Feb. l9, 1859. 15-tf
e. f. ATKINSON,
SUCCESSOR TO SWAN e co.
MONTGOMERY, ALA.
All orders for Lottery tickets, addressed 20 the
subscriber, will have his personal and prompt atten-
ton.
Jan. Is. 1859. l4-lv
r.. F. E.
NO MORE PAIN,
NO MORE SICKNESS,
NO MORE RHEUMATISM,
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PILES

Piles whirh may not b. cured hy the pAtN ENTRAC-
TOR itis certain remedy, and ruuyss az once tho
pain and soreness.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale amt retail At
propuetora prices by !, WRIGHT 60.
20 anil tal Charities Il.
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AI- A Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
will be sent to any one DESTROYS Of receiving it,
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the following
rates. which is the risk;
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Hon: OVID q, SPARKS, Mayor Of Macon. La
ROCHE BELL. Savannah, Ca T. r. BLOOM, Cot
ton Factor, Macon Ga. FARLEY, JUREN & co.
New Orleans.
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RAILWAYS RENOVATING RESOLVENT

Important TO Married People.
To those who wish to have children.
To those who wish not to have them.
To those who wish to have children OF
a different sex from those they have.
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RAPIDS MIN. MORNING Nov lo ls5p:

crown aof rjxtofis n, 4 iqlhs ,duft. I Vi
should thfnk.a a.tfiS ficha governmedt'o 81
Ehb Hand wotila affioJffd new velvet every
year, atlther fiian slet these symbols VI
rsgraai power become faded. aus 1sSfs'
Astf said before, there il little taste, ia
my oppinion, displayed in the getting np
ofthesei tliadehs, If none were shown Ii
,ofherstafs style ofthose made for Victoria
SHOULD be beautiful !; ;;'B1t II Is red, next
4 YalIowI I.shd soi onl !; and being this
n rsistyd Nv without regard 70 those natural
laWss governing TIE relations of colorsss,,
they Took nj better Manp p;iecesef eolo,Ssld
glass. u \, .s,'s s'5 ..3 nv
NV idea. # 1 really splendid ' crown
was M sbes gi6t up would Be to make ii
entirely ofgold, diamonds and spsariss,
with thsscap Of crimson velvet or Of
silver, aehi with rubies and diamonds
only but 4 suppose, if England makes
any moro diadems, she will make them
as she III III mind to without regar ding
these hints from u Wild Western Yan7
kee..ia " .ssi' sfas,Ef m PHrLL1rs. v VI
! HoNDoE, Jhy rs, 1880. 5,'''s'a
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aPRAYERs AND PRAISE.

THEY know littlsi of their own warts
and emptiness, Who are siIol much : III
,praysr;'aad they know IittIs ofthegrsak-
ness and goodness Of God. who are not
mach in praisesa FhA lhdmblsI HChrisz
cain hathranhear4 if.0me emeasnres ffans-
tad to- boAh.sa He hath wittIins him the
bast srhoOInastersvho steaches him how
stos praYyssa a to pfaissy aand makes him
sdBlight n the exstrisero6 theme both. -
sLElGHToN. - D ssFg1 II 5sss aaa lssaa ~
esedssSr ssN,s vi. u III RSaais Ii ssss;' 'Issk u
sAuSsss - asas asasss 80 y fFsF1fis ssssW s
i, ,af q ssa j ssaay 1sia re sA ssstaesR 70 =
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4 THE BEGGAR WOMAN.

Once, in time ofEamine, an unknown
ibeggar woman, pnerly hut cleanlyi clAd,
went through certain village asking
almss sA4a dis aa38saeae5 49I taqiS
4 From some houses she was sent away
with rough words ;sat others shesreceix-
ed a very small gift only one poor gard.a
ener, as she was very cold, invited. her
into his warm room ! and his wife, who.
had just baked cakes, gave her'a nios.
large Plece.Aafe sal a&HsatH4 hstasa Tarfel
N The next day 4all the people at whose !
door the beggar wome1had called wSrs
invited to supper in the Queen n'spsllGe::
When they came into the dining groom
they beheld small table iaden with the
richest food ,aand also q large table with
many plates, onswhich shero was here
and ther6 piece of moldy bread. 1 few g
artichoees, nr hadfal OF bran Ii, but, lof /
the most part, the plates were entikely i
empty E4s VIII as x5s8isa@g Nsis s4alsa5
n The Queen said --sIt wss lmysslf that
beggarp woman sin disguise wishing. IL
this time. Of distress sfwl % the poor ara
I'M such grsat need, tor provo the charaYs
of my people. These two poor fsfdsl.q
lers took mo ID and j satertainsds nse a1lz
'bestthey could sshsnss they ~ill now
eat Hiih me- hddtwiil 'f'xI = pensi6A Or
life on them ThsiSsptrof You WIN sA.sI
tcrtaini yourselves with the SAmss f1FosIl
which you gave ms. andswhjsh ySA I
find o. these plates ,lNnhi tthSs, ~
sneubsr tllatsinl the fhtars world you 'wlles
also one day be served as you serve 9
'othsji. '.nsoaH fsssgs - ssissfsAsassass 1sss r
a. fslssisfAse ~ xiys - 1lis paass stas saso'
-ss ait. sss Jsn sla t~ss tesisah lsss
g Ess A' IhM sfRly hap u Hsaxe ss'.s 8
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The Latest; Parody.
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3 Tell me. ys gentle winds, osses'sAf q 9a
h, That round my pathway play, 39Fs y
Is there place op earth, n
1859 Where printers get their pay ~
The Whispering breeze sent.by s!It aty .
With accents filled with woe,
q "A VOICE borne oa the soirrowing dir, y
n, in sadness answered ssNc.s,a al IieR
= Tell me. ye flossvinx, streams, 4 ~ as'
aa That snooibl5 glide along, lE4 aia4
10 there one cherished place, A
@& Where primers meet no wrong?
The gentle brook replied affss
In murmnrs soit and low
? And winding Oh its verdant way, $500 Z
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Tell me, ye murky clouds,
slssf Now rising in the west, as.'' - !.
Is there upon the globe 39issssa ggfs sIG
One spot b., printers blest?
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y, f.s With an Indignant glow. af,sts.rs,s 4
A voice that filed the earth with awe !,
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h9saa3istoyg s8 sIl4 8. ,.saasl3 aaaa
Tell me, hard hearted ma d I. 4,.., i.
~ Withholding day BY day, " 2 '''.'s" :
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The printers bill to. pay? .,a.,,,
U,ianswering tnrns he round
.ss How plain his acsidns shoH; sti, "a
An uttered, oatfi-capt sound is heard, ! Al
9sl His actions answer No. ~
Tell lime thou gentle pymph, II II 3g yS4 y
Who biessest life hours through,
Is there one sacred shfine
Where printers get their due?
A mantling blush her cheek suffused, 81
fh Did tenfold grace iinpart-. s.
"A soft responsive sigh replied,
"'Tis found in woman heart. a@a
Tell me. angelic hotts, aE ~ 3fss
y. Ye messengeas Of love-, ast49a ]
Shau suffering printers here below
i Have no redress above? sfaW y fs'at
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To rs IS knowledge given
SDSlinquents oA' the printers books
s4, Can meyer enter beaves a,'sss Ii iya
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Is
Someafew weeks ago strolled into a
friends counting room. He being abb
sent, ! commenced chat with his clerk,
when good-looking s'culled pusson'
mas Bob, can you len me quar-
ter this att'-noon, and pay him sar-
tamil VI II #a 1855 ssf
entered, dotted his castor, and .,.s
Mas Bob applied his dexter to his
vest pocket;sbut ifsmadefs' no sign. 1t
"tWsll, Buck, ika,, you s.llsil look e itols,r.ble l,
honest, bur as don't know you,,'if you
give me securely II n lend You the qlar1
ter.2s ssgals Sassl.ssi Aas s4ah.s ssss
Hin, eye frightened as.he asked-7s4i
Ma Mas Bob will yop g9 my sour
"sYss,ss replied Bob ia4sl '.t'i sa''
Ifosksd ossk Some time afterwards,
vending the Same way, as Iswas abanl
to enter the office. the. identical Buck
stood before mes, ,e.., ssslxa.,1a i 81
Back, where's my quarter !; You
dida't pay de, az you promised. - Fs7a
. No, sdha! bdt pitt yod s'cdrity! !s'
"WslIs aIiwaas yousto gay il IL lent
you sSbe y4nsFtei Al III aat,sfass MN sas.iy,s,
let's trpe. sah but il am, de, Gus
tom 's., sss's sS.n as'f g 1'''' g ''s's''y
left. Spirits Of Times.
ssisssaasY -. -. a.---.---s aeif-a sii
Msaohy how could pom marry m Irish
n g. - ~ g. =
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-11-10

.NssodsiSlAs sshiAe,isf6sf allss asthe
msnmith "a one last nd when The
mad &c. h hlRl4s sIs1 II s.as,,s,,i \.
Az wesya@ls 40 ssIsssase1ss, Isks44
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-09

tsbr oft, ia m%eiitens, gu @pnften elmer einssbilpetsn,
I66nen Saius. ats oh Die snsite bic l6Gnfte mare!
Nabtn9eSen fam inter llmitdnpeu bic ridihtslcfc
SlrSIeauns p,s rtern Gbeils Der Sruf utter einem
ncrpil6en &lima lei6t Na8tbeile trinseu. @S III
a~ucreines gut. pae man Rinosr niht ~sermGbneu fru,
5u %crtra9eli, mas nibt su Yerncisrn. Gs ipirp G3c=
~mpbnbcit CUR imeitci Natar, bsi6t eG. Ibsr fs artct
lsiht in unnatur aus. unp paran lru man fsin Sinh,
an ~meniglten paS lhmahe Sinh ~ri;diihtelce ecwGb-
neu. en- lclte0 @twGtueu gslhiebt auf Soften rcr
@eiunpbeit. Die ri6tise Mitteltabn bier ;u ftubeu
UNI inns Ill bnlteu, mag ccm Saien uuter llmlt1ncen
ni&t leiAt eribtiurn, telpnrsrS Ia, no rae &inp
lhmGhItb, Satir unO Mutter eas lletct ccrerht,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mic Sultcn unp Guabrulttsteit
lib tercits geSclbt h0ben. Seirnrerc 9teseln fur Gin.
seine safe, feline Witteldcu I%0roern niGts, tGnneu
MIR lhaocn. SIR uns seniigc es Bier i'm Nlgeucincn
parauf ~bingepiCle ZEN su BADEN. ME mihtis audi in bic
Itr Spb1re ltpn pcn 8rib an bic Ginmirfuns auf
rem ,3uitanc Ger 2un9e it, unp cap lcihtIertiacs,
Satre lang fcrt9elrbtrS Sertpben risicr bier anse
lubrtcn Jtcgcln oft gum Shlimnltsn fubren Tonne.
9Sir pplcn nun ater auh cas- nGHte NAL ,ciacn,
Dap iens &raufbtitrn nibt immer auacburcn, niht
thinner crertt. rap tic auh aus man6crlci ih6pliten
Utnlulcn nah uap nadp lth bCrau0tilret. (6orti. y