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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-04

HOG.N.fT F6.f.Nf.sfS.-TMR Lot
Il OF imported Brandie-, formerly advertised to
be sold at public aIction, will, fr'ni this date, be
old privately quantities 10 suit purchasers Call
arly. VI wan, pure Brandy for little money.
soC2sssud DECKER kRANEB
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sPECIE-PAYING FREE BANKS.

J FREE BANKS.
Exchange Bank, Green
castle.
Fayette Co. Bank, Con-
nersYille.
Farmers Blk, Westfeld.
Hoosier Blk, Logansport.
Indiana Bank, Madison.
Indiana Reserve Bank,
I kokomo.
/ Indiana Farmers Bank
Franklin.
Indiana Stock Bank, La.
porte,
Kentucky Stock BIZ, Co
lumbus.
Lagrange Bank, Lima.
Mer. and Mechanics Blk
New Albany.
New York and Va. State
Stock Bank, Evansville
Parke Co. Bank, Rock
vile.
Prairie City Bank, Terre
Haute.
Southern Bank Of Ind
Terre Haute-
Salem Bank, Goshen.
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EyHESH .fRHKSsKE OF ROOTs .s.N.EB
II SH0ES.-Me have inst received, of our second
purchase, 30 cases OF BOOTS AND SHOES OF va
rious qualities, ..-..-...
We have J hand one ~ he best stocks Of Boots
and shoes ever brought tOthe city, embracing the
best makes Of New England manufactures.
We have all kinds of Kip Boots, scih kip BacEs,
side Stitched Traced, Gad ook tanned leather bottoms,
and would mention the best manufacturers names
whose makes We offer for sale, il il were not fOr
posting MP the Dealers where 10 get the best goods
The trade wall md our stock up stairs on second
floor, with DO connection with the Dry Goods floor
below except by FLIGHT ef stairs. We have
pdy, and can sell just as cheap as though We had
them In arOtber House. We have now a fresh
stock of desirable goods, and cordially invite the
trade wing want goods, 10 call aud examine cur
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
decl6 KEEN A PRESTON
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"O.a.N.rED,5UO BUsH. PE.fCHEs,
" by [sept9l Y. III. COOK * SON.


ANb.asfSTiLLE PL.f.Ni.N'G IND
IL Flooring Mill, Second street, between Chest
nut and Cherry, dealers in Lumber and manufactu-
rers Of Doors, shutters, Blinds, Sash, Door and
Window Frames, Mouldings of every Flo ring,
Misunderstanding, Shelving, Nantes, Base Pilas-
tiers, Green house Sash sand Chain Pump Tubing.
large assortment of Sash, Blinds, Doors.
Mouldings and Pump Tubing, constantly hand.
Also, ready worked Flooring If all kinds
Persons about To erect buildings in the Southern
or Western country, considering the low rate Of
freight 10y river, railroad and canal will find il
their interest to purchase at our establishment,
where they can be supplied with all the carpenters
work, ady-made, of seasoned lumber, for the Tin
ish of buildings. Our work Is not made a. most
factory work, with lemons half way through, but IL
is framed in the same manner ~ IL made by hand
Saving of all kinds done on short notice. Terms
cash. unless otherwise agreed upon.
my2i-tf STEELE h HUNNEL
~ n N n n a
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fer inducements, that
cannot fail TO be TO
the interest Of all en-
gagged i'm the business
10 give me a trial
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-04

HJ,UCE WHEAT ELOER, GRfTs,
M Homminy, mi'oltel " heat floaTr, Corn Meal,
ehicycn aud horse iced Of every vaIoty TO be had az
Harris Mill, ON Second Street, below Oak.
y. Borders promptly attended TO, and every ar
tice bought will be delivered at the dwelling OF the
purchaser fh 81 nova
EAK. J0.y.Esr OFFICE .f.x,D RESI-
LIZ DENCE ON First Street, between Walnut and
Chestnut. lOct.4
gHfR.f! TE.ss TR.F!L.s FRESH
II assortment OF Black and Green, in = chests
aud caddies, FOR sale quantities to salt purchasers
at ldeeisl @ fNIckERY BROS
EGO .EI.Hr Inn -CI.st
LIE ciEnati HOminN and Cheese just received at
declS ~ saG VICKERY BROS.
EAaEEELE.N-sa sNsEfLS - Err--r
" POO kegs assorted, .-
50 do Brads. Finishing Nails, Casing
Nails, Spibcs aud Wrought Nails. just recevedby
declS CHARLES s. WELLS Is First 81.
XI.sC H.ssHB0RDS-5O DOZEN
~ for sale by s E. 62LBERT a CO., El-.
decl5 Sycamore street, near Water.
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NsU.N.HRl ES-25O H.EG COFFEE;
~ 1lno kegs assorted Nails
Loo do Cut Spikes;
50 do Writ do; A
400 boxes assorted Glass; A -.f
IS do do Tobacco;
so do do Starch; -
50 do do Star Candles;
200 kegs White Lead; -...
Is bbls. Linseed Oil; taa--. r
do TurpeDtins;
50 do Resin;
10 do Pitch; - 1 .-
SO do Vinegar;
~ bags fine Salt;
100 bbls. White Lime;
100 do Cement,
so bbls. Grey Lime; --
20 dc Plaster Paris. In store and
sale W ORB, DALZELL & CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-04

We can also furnish TRACK SCALES Of any
pacity. These Scales are from the mandatory Of
E. T. FAIRBANKS a. CO., st. Johnsburg Yer
mont. Every Scale IL tested and sealed, and war
r,nted correct. For testimonials refer to ths.
thousands Of persons using them.
H0RNBR00K & co, Agents,
noy2l Wafer street. Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-04

Moo TICE.-AaT SOLD IN
~ interest in eur establishment to Mr.. Samuel
Yickery, the style and firm viii in future be
VIcKERY a BROTHERS, in hope therefore with
the acquisition Of new but experienced partner,
there will be an inct ease of trade to the house.
Thanks for past favors. Respectfully, &c,
J. w. VICKERY 4 Co.,
oct2O No % Main street.
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MDE.N.E LU.MBER SHIN GLRS.--
II TO BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS.-The
has bought out the interest of X. III.
Bennett, in the Lumber Yard, near kratz & He'll
mans Foundry lie now offers his stock at
cheap price for cash.
iIyl-3m JAS SWANSON.
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AAfSSOLCLfOsNs-I f'AhIsN.Ehs
~ ship heretofore existing between PHILIP
Decker and Philip Kramer, under the firm of Deck
4 Kramer, has been dissolved by mutual consent
The old business will lie carried at the cid stand
by PHILIP DECKER, who will continue the
manufacture of Lard Oil, Soap and Candles, an6
who will also settle the affairs and business of tho
late firm PHILIP DECKER,
PHILIP KRAMER.
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Meetings Of Secret Societies.
MASONIC

EfdHsriHe Lodge, No. GA. J. CoLBuRS, Secre
tary. Regular meetings first and third Mondays il
each month, at Masonic Hall, corner of Main ans
First street.
EraasriIle H. a. Chapter, No. II w L. lio,.
ISGswORrH, Secretary. Meets first Friday II, ,.cI
Onth nj Masonic Hall.
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MISCELLANEOUS

UEnEN-SOR We W~TO.N-S or
|" COLORS, in patent collapsible Tubes. Ar
rangements have been effected with Messrs. winsoi
Newton, for a constant and full supply OF their
celebrated OF Colors. For brilliancy, durability
and entire reliability they unriyaled. The irs
class medal was awarded them at the Worlds Fair
London. CHARLES BABCOCk,
sept7 - 8 Main street
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08


There il : great rac,iesi truth emto.
died In the following extract - q J
life is school, and i, Is cu'v ,hroukh
it, s'ruxelss, IT, misssPa ard d,.appoiat.
mepts that we l'arn humsn antnre, our.
selves and our fellow men. I. 10 only
through repeated f.ll- that the child learns
!" stand alone and walk. re who IL ,hs
architect Of his own good fortune, chsrac.
ter and destiny. is . always q grea. man,
and if We examine we'll find that n;netr-
nine GU, Of every hundred Of such nea
have began life without any other aid than
sound physical. -tnor,i and int, llcctnai
constitution. and have been succeasrul ia
almost all the phases Of lie, tasting Of
poverty. struggling with disappointment,
d-lega;sd TO obscurity and undergoing all
the kicks and cuffs of 'outra pcous fort.
u"e," and finally by the Development o:
their inherent energies in snch hard,
rough school, rising triumphant over I'll
obstacles nt last.
Many an unwi-e p.ren. lators hard and
lives sraringly all his IF. for the purpose
OF leaving enough I" give his children .
start in the world, as j, is called. Setting
young man aaoat With money l.f. him
by hi, relatives, is like tying t..adders a..
der the arms Of one who cannot swim ;,eo
ch":iices to one he will lose his blsider.-
Give your child good education, ard you
will hare given him what will be of mora
value than the wealth. of the Indies. 10
ne thrown upon ones own resources, il to
be cast into the very lap Of fortune, for
ones faculties then undergo q develop.
ment. and display an energy Of which they
were previously unsusoeptibe.-Dr. dr..
mold.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08

A Shi,e box dirIosed itss1f, and ~
moving the cover, Mrs. Clark dscovessd 4
sasiI. elegantly chas 4 hunting wssch.-
She liised = viiA cry Of delieAA>d ssr-
prise. sud touchin0 ,he aprise. che esse
ae~ hack, and On ths inside WAS enkraved
these words 49,. 70 mrs NARY cLAxk-ix
TOKEN OF THE LIFE sHs SAVED" sl gt
Edward j. must have como from Geo.
and Janet Hill," exclaimed the lady. and
the quick tears lespsd into her eyes,
f" You know shr's bern with him ever since
shat 'ime, and she wrote me last spring.
Tia. he hsd o'nsined IN excellent situa.
ton NJ head clerk ~ Ne 6rm. What IN
exquisite gin, and ho~ shall value it,
Not simply FIR itself. either"
well, Mary. you we're in the rieh,
then. though am sorry tn say ! Was ball
vexed with you. for giving up your velvet
cloak, and you've NOT bad one yet"
"No, I've not had one, but I've never
regretted it." She said the words with
her eyes fastened on tho besu.iful gift.
Nor !. Mary, for I c.nno. joub. that
YOUR sacrifice bought the young mans
life"
20 say those words again. Edward -
Blessed I've God for ,hem," added the lady
farven,lv.
The husband drew his arm around his
wife. and murmured revcrently. "Blesse,i
he Gcd. Mary, Who pu, it to your heart to
do this good deed"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08
sfhved, and The charge hpm ny revolver
enter his back. h ~ 6rva.d ID !
mospent. ~ wing a. r. fell. aAt tast.

sfftved, and the chsrgs rpm my revolver
enter his back. HI ~ brvard IL !
monent, saying as b. fell, "At last.
The foolish hoy ru.hed out Of the shop
with the p;asol il his hard. screaming 90
loudly sos s.sis,ssce ,hst NE neivhbors
were soon charmed, snd kass-ned ID .
crowd to the house tf the loc!.smith.
Ny FREUD. the surg, o.. var Instantly
sent for. and from him | sAinst The par
eiculsss which follow -
Turning the pM frilov Stss on his
lace, and cutting open hi4 garments 10
Examine the wound, tAe surgeon said 70
those standing around Tho hell has en-
tered his back; If by chance it should
have gianced OF and passed round by tn.
ribs. rs viii sometimes happen, this wound
would not he fatal"
Il. Is fatsl said the sounded man.
with sudden efori. hns. ker,. waiting
for this stroke 80 long, aud -haIl it tail /"
do its work when j. comes? II is fatal
te ga.ped again, "and [ shall debut
not here"
| have TO relate horrible al incredible
hing, which. iM.pos-ihfe ~ it seems,
Is .s, true.
The German locksniih started up from
where he lay. pushing aside all ,hosr ~ho
s,ood stOunl him with an unnatural and
uncomfortable strength. Hi. bod. s~aysd
for IN in-'~nt from side I, side, AID then
b. dsrej forward. The crowd gave way
before him. aud he rushed from the
house. He tore along the strrets-thc
few people ~h a. he met giving way he-
E"re him. aud 10 king .!s.er him in horror
~ he H. along--hia cloths cut open n,
the hnck, blopd-stai.ed aud dri. ping. and
With death in his regard. Not one pause,
not sn abatement in his speed till he
reached the i"ti' m ry. passed the man
who kept The door aud up sar, be flew
nor ,'opped till he cam. 10 n bed which
StAuu0 UcUcHlu lnc NlbJOW. ~ across
"lich thr shados Of cypre.. fall. ~he"
the sun begins to sink.
II was the b. d "n which his fii.nd had
trrn,hed hi. last.
4" must de here" .sid The German
Iocks'ni'h. as he tell ": On it. "It is hare
that ! must die
And there he died. The haunting
thought which had made lis exi.tence \
living dsa b was justified. Ih. present.
nent hal cone true al last !; and " hen the
,hunier-cloud. which lad hung SO long
o., r ihi. mats hi-. had dischar eed It's
bol, upon his head, il ~ en,d to us u. il
the earth were then lighter. Avs the shade
hal passe'i away.
l. death The name for y release Iik this ?
Who c''"ld tuk uro" his happy face, rs
h- lay upo" 'ha, t,e'i and say so2
II was tot the end OF lte-but the be.
ginning.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08
Ths JuSgs's sss~.logs.

In the village Of w-lived man wko
had once been Judge Of the county, and
was known oil ,ver hy the name Of Judge
l.. He kept store and sawmill
and was slvsya sure to have the beet of .
bargain on his side. ny which means he
had gained an ample competency, and
some id not hesitate to call him the big
Qe.t rascal in the world" He was very
roncei,ed withal, and used to delight in
Dragging Of his business capacity when
any Gne was near I" listen. One rainy
day. as quite number were seated round
the stove in the store. he began as usual
10 tell Of his Rrea, bargains. and finally
wound up with. "Nobody never cheated
me, nor they cant, neither"
Judge" said an old man Of the COM
pany. i've cheated you more'n you ever
did me-
How so p said the Judge.
"If you'll promise you won, 90 to Law
about it. nor do nothin', III tell, or else ]
won't; you are too much Of law chsrac.
ter for me-"
Let's hear! let's hesr I" c,ied hslf .
Gosen voices u once.
"We'll bear you Out in it-go on ~
"FlI promise" said the Judge, "and
treat into he bargain, If you have"
"WeIl do you remember that wagon
you robbed the out off"
Il never robbed YOU { Ut Of any wagon
exclaimed the Judge Il only got my
own!'
well. made up my mind T. have it
back, and
Blu. you never did p cried the Judge.
Yes. l did, and interest 100 T.
"Huw?' Numbered the naw enrsgei
Judge
""ell, You see. Judge. sold you, one
day. q very nice pine log. aud barsa'n,d d
with you fr lot more. Well. ,ha, hoy l
stole of your pile. down by your mill, tie
night before. and next day sold i. to you.
Tha, night ! drew it back home, aud sold
it to you next day. aui 80 kept on un-
iii you bought your own oy Of me twe,-
;y-seven times T.
That's a id lie !" crn the mad
Judge, running 10 his DO. K and examin-
ing his log accounts; ''you never sold me
twenty.seven logs Of the same measure
ment"
II know it," said the vender in logs -
by drawing it back and forth the end
wore IF; aud as i, wore, kept cutting
the end of until it was only ten feet long
just fourteen feet shorter than it was
the first time YOU bonght it; and " hen il
got so short, ] drew it home and worked
it up into shingles. and the next week you
bought the shingles, and then concluded
had got my wagon back-and in my
pocket book
The exclamation Of the Judge was
drowned il th- shouts Of the bystanders.
and the logdrawer found he door without
waiting for the promised treat. Aud to
zee a madman. you have only to a.k the
Judge il he was ever shaved.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08
A HARD SroRY.-Old Colonel B.

A HARD SroRY.-Old Colonel b,
Of Amherst county, Virginia, an indefa,i-
gable spinner "f hunting yarns" being
one day in company of -evera, ~ his
friends. hoasted that he had few days
before killed large buck by shooting
him through the hoof OF one Of bis hind
feet, the ball passing "ut u, his for, head.
OF course doui /. ms TO the possibility Of
performing .nch feat arose in he minds
OF his hearers whereupon the Colonel
called upon his body servant. "Bcb," to
verify his sta,emeat. This Bob did, b,
saying that as the deer raised he foo, TO
scratch he head mAssa's bullet pass thro'
bofe."
A short time after, when the comp, my
had dispersed, Bob turnsd to the Colonel
and exclaimed
For Hsbb@a's sake, massa, whenever
you tell snudder such = big lie, please to
no. scst,er dem 80; for ! tell y.a whs,,
-Ah. l had might, hssd york 10 bring Nm
4ssddss |"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08

R0 A genuine downeaster WAS ia,ely
essaync TO appropriate n square Of cx.
ceedingly 'nngh beef. st dinner in Wis.
consin hotel. His couvu'sive Efforts with
knife and fork attracted the smiles Of
the rest. in the same predicnmen Mt a. him.
self. A, last .I"ns,hsn's patience vanish.
ed und.r iIlsuccess, when. laying down
his utensils. he burst Oh. with
"S,rangers, you needn't lafr: if Won
hain't got any regard for the landlords
feelings. you ought to have some respect
for the old bull"
This sadly brought down the house.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08
A Three.Year Old.

The Rome Sentinel relates that T. ,l.ree.
year old Cir! accompanied her Gsther up.
on visit To her rrandparent in tie coun.
trv. where blessing is invoked bv the
white haired pa,riarcl before each meal.
The custom Was one with which our little
friend had not been made familiar a,
home, and "f course on the f-s. occasion
she was silent with interest and curious
wa,chfulness. Bn, when the family gath
cred around the board the second tin
after the com mneneenen: Of her visit, she
80" r-~r"'"a 'o- .he rre';--;"",y .-Hsis
ceremony, and observing tha, her fa,he.
did not seem duly conscious Of the ap-
preaching solemniiy. she called him to
order b. saying, with stern grssi,y, "Es
still, papa-grandp.ps's goiag 10 talk 20
his plate. pretty soon"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08
~ The Ind. Republican saws ths,

~ The Ind. Republican saws ths, +.
huge snake, reported by some to be 'wtn.
~ feet long, aud covered with bright spots
has hiding place in that region, some.
where on the bank of City creek. and
bas destroyed good deal of stock Of DIFF.
ferent kinds. He was .een the other ds-,
and tracked 70 n hiding place under .
bridge, The bridge was torn up by .
crowd brought together by the news Of
the discovery, but the snake was gone
His track upon the ground is said to look
IS If n log bad been dragged nlcnr. and a
man wh" sa~ him coiled up on. dsr says
be made n heap Is lsase asa no'sssss
barrel. This is the only snake story ~
shall publish this week.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08

"a Paris, Illinois, must be hard
place. An old farmer named Harrington
who had been somewhat unfortunate in
some Of his dealings in that embryo CITY,
expressed his opinion Of it, as follows -
"If the angel Gabriel happen. to light q.
Paris. there'll lie no resurrection, for
t'ey'H s,c,"s'le him ont IF his horn before
he can make a single ddrnrd foot I"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08

~ A New York paper says. Of > "a
vorite actress. ",he more the public see Of
her." and goes on to say-"~e hope TO zee
- much Ms possible q, her before ber de-
pa,,ure.' .-
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08
TIE 0ACRlFlCE.

"Ther~ Mary-now don't you think I
deserve to le calico pretty good hus.
hand ?" laughed the yonng man MS he
dropp d down in the lsdy's palm half q
dnze. gold pieces.
"Yes. you are. Edward, the verv best
husband in the world" and she lifted up
her sweet face beamiuR vii, smiles as q
June day with sunshine.
"Thsnk you. thank you. for the fa,,er-
ing ~ord-. Ard n"w dear. ! want you TO
have the cloak by Christmas. I am anx.
ieus to sse how you will look in it
Blu, Edward" gazing seriously At tn.
shining pieces in her rosy palm, you
know We are no, rich people. and il really
seems piece Of +xtravagsnce i"r me t.,
give thirty dollars for ve've, cloak"
mo. it is not either. You deserve the
cloak. Mary, and I've So, my mind on
your having il. Then it'll las, you so ma.
nv years. thar il will he more economical
in the end than u less expensive one
It Was evident the lady va. preiisposed
to conviction. She made no further at
temp, to refuse her husbands arguments.
and her small fingers closed over the gold
pieces, ~ abe r"se Up saying. "Wer, dear,
the supper has been waiting half an hour,
and know you canno, be hungry"
J dward and Mary CLARK we're the hus-
band and vile OF = year. lie vas book
keeper in u large establishment with
salsry Of fifteen hundred dollars. His fair
wife made little earthly paradise Of his
outage home in the suburbs Of the city,
for within ;,s walls dwell. two lives tha,
were set like music to poetry, keeping
time 10 each other. And there dweh,
"lso, thai peace which God giveth to those
who love him.
Mrs. Clark came into the setting room
suddenly, and the girl lifted her head aud
then turned it away quickly, bu, not until
the 6rst glance told the lady that the fair
face was swollen and stained with tears.
Jens' Hill was ) young seams,ress
whom Mrs. Cla-k had occasionally employ.
I'd tor the last six mouths. She WAS al
ways attracted hy her young. bright face.
her modest. yet dianihed manners, and
nov the lady SAW At once that some great
sorrow had smi,ten tho girl.
Obeying tho promptnRs Of . warm.
impul-i,e heart, she wen, 10 her aud laid
her hand on her arm, saying softly
"won'. you tell me wha, is touching you,
Jane :"
Nothing that anybody can help an
swssed The girl. trying IT'LL 10 aver, her
face, while The tears still .wslled in her
eyes from the effort which che made to
spsah.
Bss pssbsps Jsss., ~ ssy ~ you
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08

-. A ritter in An the Year Round
Describes the eon, thus -
F" Put your toe in vice turn the screw
till you can bear the pain no longer
that's rheumatism. Give the .erew one
more turn rn-thRt's rou,."
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08

~ Why is shertfs otiices lke use,
ful invention? Because hs 10 suI-ipa
machine.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08

- llenry Wsrd Bsscher hes volume
Of sermons and . volume Of leesures 70
Young men 10 rress.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08

Mv- We never knaw what woman
ass.u psAs until che bas spoken.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08

p1y- Position ia something. hut not
everything The eyes are in the r-ar Of
the nose. but one can see much further
Than il can smsll.
- Bad headed men take Joke ,hs
more easily, because they are not Ut The
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