davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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observation-disclosures .48

LCMDEH-Ihere has bcen failing nE In The receipts Of
lumber during ihc pat ~esk ot t& two aid three Mi
Hna fttt. Even with thl4 falling NJ howc. they ae
taaeh lark THAI anticipated The market hzz been
scSJ hi xnd Eieex hsvs adEcd low, except for ezsa
choice czzRoe hic have not materially declined Tsan.
siett aESocs hast rod 1t fDEs of Aott f
choice eargoe harc Lecn sold u to
azrIre TRIM Georxiaa uay-.- i, -. -
From the lusDbrz districts hesr st good many mills
which hars ben summing blight andda5. Ahnt doxn for
vaptof 1osA still the supply viii exeeed The snutacu-
esz esiu,.ss. From the table shieh publish store'
showing The es supply since The eomeneeensn nS
the sson ~ii h seen thAt The receipts from Saginaw
aaoht toosss thirteen million fee& fn Green Bay orez
-four million feet from Mus asx NIL
l and from Gtaod River ostr II tyone d Hon aeet
The total RECEIPTS ns Lumber up the 1t in sount to
les test rf sht mart four Htas
amount nueh The receipts during The Fstod in
ss tae sat supply e{s9e season WI b In the
aesxhboshota u sA69aaoo til ot sbna,;lAtota ftst
aosr than he ESTIMATES At the unp9rneene8 os he
.oa. Ii i not prebab huAtrt1. ltat receipts vii IL
u. god this t iast ytar tvu the fe4 tbas Al many
points The mills al su0uane only from :hand 10 zaous-
dete.d41t or thesumuer cus t1ukA =,
The sals. Of e,fxosa du.s 4 the pas vtek vur:
." = f1srzs eArso<a prstSa 4nz ~xxr. =.
Bonnie oon f.on GeoEtsn liz ea.ics crso. 10 a1lve1
ssit liz L g. sns road mixed j. .ss.x
Shr Hsfr u K.4a Grand II IseE, - and 4tb,
81 Z e s aa =; RI, ~, ,1 = :: .ads
scir tempest taa White akc. rlxtd Il 81
scas s.e4- fssta = bad1, ra1s. = ~; .;u.. :.
wehe.. Of no 20 tt. tutk he ~tet lid thtre il no
t.po*a,ioa .ussos d. der. To- make engagements 49,.
sAtzs 1.ox 9ak f4xos-fhe ds.le+s htve been pssnd
pa1y engaged In as.o.ug and filing their f md wtnser
t.oeka Ihe7e u 1ss5 ,Me doing -h*f TT Tie CITY Of
cou.t5 ..aae Is Cur saale Of shipments show. 1e canal
J,o~rrr+ !. ot,cu and t <sVA4. h r 8DRhANs
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TonAr he sa1es 100 lbs quarter blood at Sc 1eo
III eo9myp al &c: ooo ihs hslf blood nj sc.
wO0D-Eecelpts last rex 2slt eofd+. As1ket quiet
at dc following arand T1s,es.e s,a,: E4t shof
t:.73; West slose, FLO, ~. !: :
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e., 11ssr !, s' 4, ar' 10
tnoM+ ne ..s -.... -tN8. >, :. :,
e. e. e e.. '':... - .....: ;sog s99 "
The wheat market has been rery dull to.day,
and STANDARD Spring declined e@se, with m.
tied Transactions: :Tbers Wa, however. an &C
tire dsuasod for .ne~ winter. fhe market fol:
which Advanced 2@:e:: The transactions did
not exceed e.soo hdshsla Of Ill grades At s1.1s
for choice anbar wh,ts delivered; el.lo Tor
No. Red delivared; s1.o5 tor No. 3 Red On
track 7oc for Old 30. Red In storo s0@s5c
for ne~ Spring on tseck; anA ts@5sc forstand~
ard Spring in stors-she market closing weak
1t tho inside qnotseioua. .Oaases Fkur Wis "a
good demand snG &he market 'rsnA,ns firm,
Corn was very dull, and declined about 1e-..he
transactions Amounting .; oa'! about 1900
bushels At sl@tae for 10, II store-closinz
weak sod nomins17z+ so@sle, Data sdvane<d
1e, With sales At: Tor No. J. t. Q. b.; and sc
for new oats on fraxk. nys aoaFee ard h d.
u.nd II $50 per ,es*1sS: sn s4ors. tSotbiag dnns
IN Barley. High~insE .aaaizn q 2$tHa4c,
Hidss snd Wool Rechknisd:: 'Sev potstosE 4
batter supply and market declined 6@loe-
eaasisE II s6@l.oo.
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TCEsoAr EgEsr<u, August =.
Wx.ru1E-Wszm aud pleasant, Nth = ng5t wind fsom
AHr1y1xe z1ox cu1oAeo-At nraa1o, July M-rsop
NEe and schr H. $. Newilousa.
ii oswexo, July 3o-Flope1,er buckeye and schooner
CaIthaseuln. ri.
-C1sAz1n roe cmcAoo-Froa Buffalo. july sl-schr
From os1cso. July oo- -sehsa Maple Leaf and Flora
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Veasels Pnsalng the We1taud Canal.
bT Tx1E.RArn.1 tDcEsA&e. avg. T..
ytsses passed Port Colbosne lock from r. u Isl It'll
4r:M IL On thesd:
Haunt wasf II. Barf1 Gft ThurHtnn. Republic:
t,.{r Jnhr E4.snS y h11 E4fa4ue, Eitca~
Tie - let city. Nusth str. Lves Of Port Do
g7r, A.aatlc W II 3 r1!tt n Ae.so1 1nne. Plymouth
Koek. II 1 Col tns; hdea Michigan, 0ceaao Uswcgu.
Hound East, On the lst--Nous.
On the ed,-GalE i:.taS Gtte Cook,
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su1 aay Dsin wrson oatonssor 1gs tTs fur, II tad
sheer ii c4te tss Pk 10 bris whisky, 81 bIls pr
tata1 y bis meai, II bs.s n ca.ts hAma 70 haEs
o&t&, II baE% cisn-
Prop Galena fteee. iuao 1eo a<a tou. ~ bss hkh:
wtpsA 7. u tu eprs. 400 bu wheal- :.
Prop Frse STATE Keunds nua4o a BY wheat 1e 3. hu
eorn. Ss hi!s aouz. Ii bis po:k. "a pig lead. lS.
Brx rI1tchinsos. Williams, Greea Is.y. Light,
ut4x Lowell. Ma+hs6< 4et nntues Light 80 49,.
!. Hnx NHhonins St%Nzt. Menomnee. light.
Liz Hclft.sseln] Ferr4A urren tsay. Light.
SchE ATo. Aalss., Grecn 1ay. nkbt. ~,
Sehr Ferry ttsn<h- Caat-!d, Javezs CA5 an II lumbar.
schr Odln, Waiter, Aaskegpn. ten cora meal; -: I
EEAf L c irwin. Hikxk, Manigtee, Light
6ehf lakes Michigan City e trs aah+ hf1s pork,
j. 70 na3s.: 49,.
Sehr. u s4o, Il. Doushe.ty, Nu,texon N9ht.
S<hrSsr II N aliA4 stti ihenx Naskr4on. light :: -
Sphs AIhetsna Bal aatyne, H,ee1 LAT, hktt ;. =:
EenNe Efa +A Iasa tuck AXE. Neht
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~ -WAW&Q&Fo LUMBER M4f&eAs
from the Nlvaukee Seminal Aug. II
Receipts compared With shs previous week wsss u fol
1ossts /. wss* .assk 1sSss Ss Weak 2t:tts IS q; a.
fS4isse,*..'::: fsis!s:.-:.: s ss
7se u.stet eeattncs d.p.e..d .na sgant GOD
tG;sEo q a4k EEh.e. tgn oeoa,0. n eI@
t.saed q t5ni abos lhs ensfsnt & ;a
e. IT, :s Pis' 4 :; .s' ':'s'i: Ii kss;:ss :'
Review Of the New York stock mar
t.
a. aes; t. @
hav- TouEas out 1sh supply Of stoek which tfaher
wl.h the Pf.sus to ~ for futare ds,ys1y eaus ds
e'rai and R4eiao Mail that held the advance Of yes
:. IL yeh.an .ad. 1ere he.ry .nd aan- c*e,ral soM
aasa ft,a 'e 4 IL eo =
o ~ s. pSaf M rss. tsts r ~: 20 sa
=: ! sssss |. 4 e. = "a
s 5at 4; r. * < g % s.ss IT :
lind fofn r H. q i: Il. Co. that when The sals com
fted sLr- r;2 It In # Eay CONNECTED Eh
ihe Him! 's'.1'' 4 r III aas1 hut vii! hold hs
t2nd H.
{ozt2bt ..es, Aecaup panled with
gsu. o.iIlu the rates VI fnteIet
The eutad y atlre yft the current Of 44asf
81 = to eaie th7t degree q eans ~ Hh!ch wou
Thsi1sn> atio 1T Iday ea ii 1oap. mostly st pe
CENT and many ea:e where tho hoSxer spp7ts L. -
nua- ket sh txR7 Vef csnt- There hts however
oana stl stnrnE at b4 on prime collateral The adrsLe
| il 5atea shows Itself In iEeah uesotlAtiona
The mastet much httey supplied and prime fou
uanshs ntes obtatuabs i f@7h pr cent yesy "a:
papc1 Is done II alont per n slocks Il I'd board W
luNeE. II alone showtnE advance co the moEneE pr
cess ling as ;c4 M Esiei hc-- Tenn t'a adxc- u.
guaranteed Ac. l. Ccusral ~
Tie activity In tie m.ncy market Leading u Is OIL Lohdo
azs il0 4tl1o4; 1t Nh,cb tals bosfEe ia dolag.,
The ennrcl.na LrsuE1 out Letter enquiry than for u
Previous 1na FRANC. ohtaa .h'e n 5isX Hambu11
i! .lYu'n s.ta:oi The Africa, fnm tbs port to;a.*
II ii <4sd will .ke about million Specie Thee
two steamers up fot Euupe Saturday. ht Nev q
a1d juta, They will takt Considerable amount Of tpe
t1n1ukt 1e4& than tast Eeek.
, 1859-08-03

1s-,ffn1.x fsCtaf ,,.,, n nnSsons
Stsc{nd t;hu tfF 70
ThtT,i t:4usrs ...,,k -; ~! 3sN28ls4os
Comman Boat1A d1y aa+,..,,,,......,:. tGkSMho
,Siomnn1 aststl4 Krstu. u.,..,.xt3.,-.;..$ $H1e1@Aa
=. ttpek Bnur1s. ~. - -;
,Twesvt fews Common Eoarda dJ...,.. 10.0
Sduzf4 Timber, lung lsnxthAs ty:..l1te4l&m :.
- = ~ - - ahof1- F"t.s....-...4. .s.0u3l1ll
-. .Ftnttut 80. .....,....,.,... 1.to111.uo
~ khon ttuAs aud |o{gx,.....,..,,... ., SAl6l0Q0
Gear FootsnE; ;4sus.eS~ = at4e4no
Sea1@ss a asss..d s4ss 81; z
-. Eosut1oo @i4uk AIezA; lonlsllNo
-. eysss s "a fssassa = E: E6s
AL .............<..v... ts1t4 10.
IAfKt ~, is..,,..,,,,......:.:... d f,sH'
En%N-fo4E1ca t$es4h 5"$,t.% J%%& &f14 &@G
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AtCKuf4. - Hn1fNENE1. =

TrEzpAy Evxtxa, AuSuA 1s,a.
The receipts and shipments Of Lire tptk during the pa.t
week and since January compared With ls;e fol-
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.l,--U ii u Il /: III + N .EA-
IL CHASGE.-The Rooms of the Association, "a
.fMft block viii eeuea eAsn aosntax hoa sekt 70 nine
psaes artaesa nd noats1aent Aaant.tuEs1. CnY I'd
| R01Kar 4. 'Foss, P..s1dsnt.': ;:
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OLD IosWEGo. LINE
TRANSPORTATION Company,

OLD: IosWEGo LINE
Transportation Cen,pany,
.:''' '''--"'. (EstsA1a1ed n 1s..l',-
-. ,WesI II Canal y Os.e1oi thzaes y the Lafa
au1oK.E AND CHEAPER
~'''"'"; sAaa y, INT esneF eaamra1r7s.on.,
:ALyOKD l. DANE 0s.esa F:B. DANE 4 Co. fev
st. Rrafs2g.ssl z ts1gl2eas : :saa s 49,
Ii & ss as sess g. C. Z I'll asss
a:sses naprfad Ioa 20 other has', freight 70 ~
ee.9@ Ns1 Te Tese B. DANE u r. JEHy1soy.,
l. Il. THOMPSON, 1no bsosa st7ses. :. :.
albany CoaszassSS; :; S;ciEA:TpLG5k. Il M ls s.P1H;
.,:s a jxs ef4tst FLEE g. g. ess:s 49,
CTEAM:. To-. IRELAND, ENG
- -haA nd seo<laad b.. ssa.. - -.
,:~,-~~.. -. TEE ATLANTIC. - :-..+
#oIA1 MAI sTEAx HAv1eAr1oS coxPAs1B
-: ;. :: Ke1:.Fsrk as4: GALWAY Line,
1ss s4s.a7 ~ Io7.stn,l rrda = ....
:; :, :,,;---..:.,;...3.-7otRoAssExn;'::.: --..... -.:,;.3- e =. -: =
wm ri tfen lx.. ,rat: = 1nai.es,; Az: mi
MD cis -: issisx fFs tsssss4 i ~:
s 81 &C. e: + ts7: '' =. - - - = %
Txo.at. sstsa 5.a.s \: a.: :.
s<a'a a tGtAE afofast1es 1iPz y ~ sses z sas
my3&szndAas n peEhaz azss
, 1859-08-03

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON q
~, 49,. QUINCY RAILROAD. =.
On Aud a9ter MONDAY. JUNE tS71. 1855, Paxssozr.
TEa!ns xiu run ftnxa Chiezkp ~ foiaE3:
AsAn. tsSna,y. .sstte1, fa'Da5:4assou .sd oanet'
il1 IN isupda5s exesPedj et MsaaoA nd Gaiesbakx.
- 8Axu1L Fuvx1., General Ticket Asset.,
=. G. G. HAMMOND, -.
tl3 fsen~rai 81 permit fsnhsnt
, 1859-08-03

- :. CLEAR Ed. ..:t'.t' ..'
'ren1rdn, rolltt Hsat." -: =. %
y bruxa, Joatt aee - tFcp. :,.... .-.~- -.
, 1859-08-03

tscr,rc ATE sz1rx1xTs II rAxAl To'nAy..
Kxcrxxs "hRKnu,
, 1859-08-03

G T ON E GO C-U'T;T:IN n G =
hH&G wilson, = aaditao. 70 u KIDS .! Maieh
work 4ht4 prerAsr6 to e1ecuk. NTH ise al Of
<A1ufYaR d&sedISiona Of 1aFt. marble OK
soasa md ~ trimmings for ne 1uE Prtlealar attention
etrea "a Gsa. of Cetafp work vaulta ecpeinx pcs,
A1d pHs4k. Bfe Garner $taks md
We of nuE splendid stnek IT Nasbls NAntlsA sd
Mean1HnatSfWRk Mn1a1-
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ALLEGAAaIAN" DIRECTORY.
CHURCHES, MINISTER'S, sc.

PTesbyteriaA-REv. d. HARRISON, Pastor
Preaching every Sabbath morning at lO8
o'clock, and in the evening at O'Clock. Sab
bSth School at O'Clock, \. VI. Prayer meet
Ing every Thursday evening at o'clock
Methodist Episcopal ChUrch-REv. J. SHANE,
Preacher IN charge. Rev. - SMITH As
sistaHt. Preaching every Sabbath, alternately
81 10 o'clock in the morning, or u in the
evening. Sabbath School at 9 O'Clock, A NJ
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening at 7
o'clock.
HeLeh IndPsHdent-REv. Ii. R. POWELL,
Psstor.-Preaching every Sabbath morning at
10 O'clock and in the evening at o'clock
Sabbath School at l o'clock, p. N. Prayer
meeting on the first Monday evening of each
month and on every Tuesday, Thursday
aud Friday evening, excepting the first week
in each month.
CaiUiHistic .Hethodist-REv. JoHN WILLIAMS,
Psstor-Preaching every Sabbath evening at
: and o'clock. Sabbath School at l o O'Clock,
a. N. Prayer meeting every Friday evening
Hi o'clock. Society every Tuesday evening
81 o'clock
Dfscplss-REv. VIZ. LLOYD, Psstor-Preach-
ing every Sabbath morning at % o'clock.
Particular Baptists-REv. DAVID JENKINS,
PsstOC.-Preaching every Sabbath evening at
o'clock. Sabbath School at ! O'Clock, p. NJ.
C5thoIic-REv. ". J. MITCHELL, Pastor
Services every Sabbath morning at IO1 clock
and fespers at o'clock in the evening.
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EBENsBURG MAILS.
MAILS ARRIVE

MAILS ARRIVE
Eastern, daily, AT liz o'clock, A. u.
Western, at II p N
NAILS CLOSE.
hasternr daily, at 5 O'Clock, P. u.
Western, at 6I A NJ
EsG~ The Mails from Butler, Indiana, ,Strongs-
town, &c, arrive on Tuesday and Friday of
each week, at > o'clock, p NJ.
Leave Ebensburg on Mondays and Thurs
oays, at o'clock, A. NJ.
f%S- The Mails from Newman's Mills, Car
FoAtown, &c, arrive on Monday and Friday of
each week, at ; o'clock, p NJ.
Leave Hbcnsburg on Tuesdays and Satur-
days, at o'clock, A NJ
es5- Post Office open on Sundays from 3
20 10 o'clock, A ".
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
WILMORE STATION

Juiges Of the Courts.-President, Hon. Geo
Iay!or Huntingdon Associates, George W.
Lasley, Richard Jones, Jr.
thoHotary.-Joseph MDonald.
Register and Recorder.-Michael Hasson
htsriF.-Robert p. Linton.
Dapgty Sherif.-George G. K. Zahm.
District 1Horney-TheOphilus L. Heyer.
County mmissioners.-Thomas Mcconnell,
John Bearer, Abel Lloyd.
Ciert 10 mnaissioners.-George C. X. Zahm.
Counsel to COmmissoners.-JohR 5. Rhey.
Lre1s'Ter.-George J. Rodgers.
Foor House Directors. William Palmer,
David O'Harro, Michael MGure.
Lo'r House TreasUrer.-GeOrge c. K Zahm.
LooT House Ste,oard.-James J. Kaylor.
Mercantile Ppraiser.-Francis Tierney.
" A"d'tors.-Rees J. Lloyd, Daniel Cobaugh,
henry Hawk.
county SurVeyor.-Henry Seaman.
Coroner.-Peter Dougherty.
.SHPerintendent Of Common 4Schools.-S. B.
ACormick
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RGg~ Barnum is said actually to have
offered Mr.. Sturgeon, the celebrated Bah
tist preacher, $4,000 year to come to
America and make a lecturing tour. Mr..
Spurgeon replied by writing simply "Acts
xiii, TO-" and sending it to Barnum. The
verse reads thus: q O, full of subtlety and
all mischief, thou child of the devil, wilt
thou not cease to pervort the right ways OF
the Lord 2"
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nB~ a boulder weighing about two
pounds was found under the shirt bosom
of a colored individual arrested in a row.
On being questioned as to how it came in
his possession, he exclaimed with look
of astonishment =" OATS just what / d
like to know how that internal dornick
got intel my buzum. 'spect some dem
niggers must have froWed it dar"
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EBExsBURG nor. OFFICERS

?, justices Of the Peaee.-Dayid II. Roberts,
harrison Kinkead.
AHrgesS.-John d. Hughes
- Ioioa COuneH-Andrew Lewis, Joshua d.
). Harr.
LteTF 10 COURcH-James c. Noon.
HI,C,r'ugh Tredsurer.-George Gurley.
nneegh Nasters.-Davis 4 Lloyd.
p.5S 3shoot Drectors.-M. c. MCague, A. A.
.Aer, Thomas NJ. Jones, Reese S. Lloyd,
ward Glass, William Davis
IItasurer ~ Of School Bodrd.-Evan Morgan.
~ g5rS"'tabte.--George Gurley
ar Cottector.-George Gurley.
-Its@essor.-Richard T Davis
I"Uys g EtectiOn.-David j. Jones
- r'Ps:7"ra.-David II. Roberts, Daniel o.
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IDLE CURIosITY.-Freret, a French
man, was carried away from his home by
the police of Paris; at two in the morning,
and imprisoned at the Bastile After a
confinement of several weeks, he inquired
of an officer, "will you have the goodness
to tell me for what crime | am shut up in
this place." The officer cody replied, II
think you have great deal of curiosity"
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sought,
An angels and q Gods, the cure hall
wrought;
But when, the cure complete, he asks his
fee,
The Devil, then, looks less horrible than he. ,
PART lst-DOCTOR SENT FOR.
"Come John, go bring the Doctor, my wife
is taken sick,
Go! bring him in hurry, be quick, be very
quicki
IT'S raining, hailing, sleeting, as fast as e'e1
it can,
But he will come despite the storm-oh, yes
he will, good !"
FACE 1sr.
"Ah here he is, the dear, kind soul-how
quick he heeds the call,
Regardless of the drenching blast, or what
might him befall,
Like being from realms celestial, a shin
ing, bright evangel,
he comes with gladness in his looks, the
loving, smiling ANGEL.
FACE 2SD.
And my wife's already easy-shI deepest,
matchIess skill.
Dear Doctor, loves pure motions for you
my bosom thrill.
The Doctor is no, human, though earthis by
him trod
He's something supernatural-I believe he
is a GOD.
SCENE CHANGEs-DILL HASDBD IN.
But what is this presented the saucy, dir
ty whelp,
He cares not for his patients, but only for
himself
If he can only cobble up along o'erreaching
bill,
He cares not, If his nasty drugs effect cure,
or EH.
FACE Sd AND LAST.
Dear OIL but he'sa wicked dog-I swear by
things eternal,
hes 'scaped from out that dark abode where
dwell the fiends infernalI
He's ranting, rank imposter-he's filed
with every evil
Oh how I'd love to cane him now, the
skulking, shameless DEVIL.
REFLECrIoNs.
'Tis thus the Doctors visage, chameleon
like, assumes
Three aspects in his patients eyes, as before
them up he looms
His first and second faces are all that's pure
and good,
His third a frightftsl monster, adorned with
Satan's hood.
Naltreated mortal luckless wight; self
sacrificing man,
He tolls midst pain and sufering,-does al
the good he can.
Through day and night, and wet and cold
his labors never cease,
The pest-house, with its poisonous breath
is his perpetual lease.
And onward, still, he struggles his mind is
not at ease,
But ever, where tits found or met, he's Crap
pling with disease,
And if for sympathy he looks-does he get
it? no instead
Are heaped up foulest curses-maledictions
on his head.
And why's it thus? the secrets plain, tits
not because they're due;
'Tis not because the Doctor to his patients
not been true,
But the reason is, that after he's done with
bole and pill,
He hands the mean, ungrateful scamps a
wholesome lille bill.
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pea. A friend that you have to buy
won't be worth what you pay for him
no matter how little that may be.
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rsa. See what / am, not what my faith
er was. is an old and excellent Arab say
ing.
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A CURE FOR BoTs.-"What did you
give that blood mare of yours the other
day, when she had the bots ?' asked
Wall street broker of friend from Long
Island
"a pint of spirits of turpentine"
Two days after, the same parties met In
the street.
"Say! lookey here; | gave my mare
pint-of turpentine, and by Jing, it killed
her"
$50 it did mine !" was the reply.
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nea- A Spanish proverb says: Never
argue with a woman or buy drugs from a
boy.
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THE AEEEGHANHAy

WILL be published every Thursday, at
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S ELECT POETRY.
The Doctor,

BY BoLUs PILLBAGs, NJ. D,
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$50 it did mine ~ was the reply.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-30

~ Our neighbor of the Enquirer BAYS
he was urged to remain in-cairo by, gen
tleman-who, we take it, was Nose Harrell,
--on the ground that SO long as he (HulD re-
manned in town, Harrell escaped from the
imputation of being the ugliest man in the
place. Il ls~ .-.is-a.s -
Harrell is disposed to be complimentary
too. He has the following, in reference to
the editor of the Enqmrer's late visit: A-a
Jno. Hull, the sole proprietor of the Ey-
ansville Enquirer, was in Cairo several days
since, wearing decidedly Indiana look II
we mistake not he arrived on Saturday.
On Sunday Timmons' store was burned
dewni l-s@-s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-30

BG- The Newcastle Courier says that the
reason the delinquent tax lists are SO small
in Henry and Wayne counties, is because
those counties are entirely under the con-
troll of Republicans. ,ssa
We have the smallest county, the heaviest
taxes, and the largest delinquent list of any
county in the State. We dom pretend. to
say, however,-and wouldn't for the world
be SO nnderstOod,-,hat this is owing to the
fact that for. many years past, an unadulte-
rated Democracy has reign.d supreme.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-30

Bs5- The Rockport Democrat is in a per-
feet phrenzy of rage at failing to obtain the
publication of the delinquent list of Spen-
Ger county. 1t says the Auditor promised
the Democrat the printing during the can
yass and, in refusing to verify his promise,
proves himself demagogue, and void OF
honor. We do not see that Mr. Crosley
was compelled by law to give the. Dsmoeaat
the printing if he could get it done cheaper
in hand-bill form. That the Auditor
should promise the printing tosa paper that
was doing all it could TO defeat him-indi-
rectly if not directly--i queer in these days
of partizan Partially. You should not take
it 50 to heart, friend Demoerat at the loss
of little official patronage We think a
paper gains in the affections and esteem OF
the community all it loses by not receiving
public pap. f
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-30

+ Be- The Newcastle Courier says. that an
old resident of that county named Lewis
Feach, died on Friday last, from the effects
of a dose Of, copperas, which he took, think
ing 10 was epson salts -itra
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Eo-SEUxBLB A.s.N.D FoR s.zLR,--

" We are authorized to sell at private sale the
northeast quarter of section 81, township SOUTH
range 10 west, in Vanlerburgh county, contai ming
leo acres. This is the old James w Jones place.
lying On both sidos of the Princeton road, u mile
south of Warrington and Is of the best farms
In this part of the State. There about 10 acres
under cultivation, with good Young fruit bearing
orchard, good dwelling house and all necessary
out-houses, includinga large new log barn The
place is in good order and will be sold at bargain
upon reasonable terms. Possession will be given in
March next. Caa3 CHANDLER q aYEES, 50
Z noS29u tg ssfa fas v@af 5eriTragsl. Agents.
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&h0 RaWard Z

@ TOEE.Ns FRO.M THE sUBsClsxR-
~ er, living in Centre township, chesnat sor-
rel ussre, fifteen hands high, thereabouts,s with
two white hind feet, and narrow ring of white
one of her fore feet, white collar mark on her
breast and a star on her forehead; aged about six
years. trets and sometimes PAGES. Very docis and
easily approached Said marc taken from my
farm about three weeks ago. I viii give the above
reward for her recovery y IS ELIAS WEBER,
Evansville, noS29dlwdwIts gs-s n 8lia raosl
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+ AEsa VI We JU 3 RRTBR.HrED
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III -a1FAScTr3AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
for this season. aud ladies wishing TO make their
selections in Dress Goods and Notions for the
holidays WILL we hope, not fl to take advantage of
this opportunity, offered al the well kuon stand,
No. 20 Main street-sE5i5 ID q l.a s $50 lsS
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