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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-01
DIRECT LINE BET ZEN TIE EAST An
TIE ..EL-AE EaE. III. L.I-.-r.
The Greatest Facilities offered for the Pro-
lection and speedy Transportation OF
LIVE STOCK.
And Good Accommodations with usual privileges 10
tTaye.lI- .u gLar-o thereof.
FFsE.EGFETS FOTgWARuEn.

FEEEGHTS FORWARDED.
BY this Fvghss OF al description forwarded
from lhlg pla. At ioIt Boston. B8yimuTe point
The Railroad Ohio. htutU'hy, indiana Illinois, Nsc0l-
sin, Iowa, or Missouri. 'y Railroad direct.
The PenusJ lva1a htraa asg ptshurr with
steamers ty which Goods le Forwarded any port
oio Musl-l, Kentucky, Tennessee. Cumberland Illinois,
A ssspp, hIglln, ts1Uri, Kansas, Arkansas ami Red
Rivers and ar tege and, sluauy, and Chicago aithaI ports
al tbe North Western Lake.
Merchants ala SbilpcTs entrUsjng the transportation
their DO. 90 tlE Company. with confidence
speedy transit
The rror freight TO any point in the West by the p,uasyl
Nana aira1 as all times favorable charged Hy
other kai rl.a '0-..aasss
i = Be larl.-uar 60 mark raaSsges via TeI.q q r
Mectat. i.e West ordering goods from tie Er-t fnd
n % their Interest f1 " on te AGENTS of this Company ln.
following places before r letters addressed C1t uf
them on te sa .u. -lys ai me1twith prompt
B. SNELIEE. pa laIa rha.
NAoHAN g. huONS. 40 North street, baltimore.
Afhcu s 1-- SO. As-Jg House, OF No. J. :. Iu ST.,
g..
LEECH S Co 40 - Elhy stree. Boston
h Do HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Phla.
D EulPI, General Ticket Agent Taia.
TliOs 4 sec UT, General sup {, Altoona Pa. [ilrsu
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METROPOLITAN
T. ZEN EEOET Sc.

TEVE Proprietor legs inform The citizens cf Nashville and
tie public generally that he ls considerable expense
fitted mp the store houses the
CORNER or CHERRY AED CFDAE S7REEr[
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Prof ashley Hurt u, Male COLLEGE, Wine sstsr Tenn
chester, Tenn. NS' "
The Weather Indicator 3 offered for sale at At Ii
Drug Store Of aaron stretch, General Agent on the cor
ner Of Union and College streets, Nashville, Tenn
The dscoTeTer viii send the Natural Weather Indicates nv
mail, postage PAID We put and secured any person en-
closing 81 20 eursns money Fall and plain directions for rem.
latng using, &c, accompany each Indicator.
Address LOUIS s. ULLMAN, Agent,
iuly2s-otW&Wu Columbia Tsna.
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M III ~ attend to all the business entrusted 10 their cara IN
street, near the Square, ISeo 20 = ts sloe Ssaat
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gtas5diIIe almun ano 5mtritslr.
Daily IS; rrI-wee,,ly 50; lveoIsly s..
Eases OF Advertising.
IN THE WEEKLY.

RbhLWABLE AT PLEALUAt'
One Square, year. s9O-Each additional Square, So
Advertisers exceeding The space contracted
for, will be charged for the excess.
YEA t.-- IN THE WEEKLY. f-r
ONE DoIIaR per Square fer FIRST and FFrr crSTs for each
subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published both the Daily and Weekly, win
be charged the full daily rates with half the weekly rates
added.
T.seaf Aaps,tspsents mast De paid Jo,q; the time ef
faSey. ion.
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ON THE PAN OF sts..lE NrnaEIs
Scheme.

WHOLE TICKETS sIOs HALVES s.. Quarters sR1<
Remem Der that every Pr.5e IN the above
scheme IsdraEn ana payable i1 fIlii sEitla-
OuG deduction.
CERTIFICATES OF packages vru 30 soid
a. the following rates, witch "a the ris-
Certificates Of PasksgesOi 10 Whole Iiosss So
s.. ID BALI -
10 QusTteF - -
10 Aishih " 10
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-01
THE PENNSYLVANEA
CEN TRIAL RAIL Road.
~ CAPACITY THIS NoKE9rAL N TECoUNII
THREE THROUGH
PAS SSEN q R AIMS


PASS SENeS Es TRAINS
BETWEEN PITTsEURG AND PHILADELPHIA,
GtONNFCTING direct the UuiCn Depot Pitshur with
Through from an Nes'srn Cities for PhsGe pla
New York. Boston Raltmore and Washington City thus fur
usrx transportation Passengers unsur-
passsl Tor speed aud cln1f1-t hy any other route.
Express and Fs- Lives t"TOugh 70 Philadelphia without
change of ucgOrs.
Cars ENpress ami Fast Trains. The Express EGuns
Tsatsy NAL and ga Line SUNDAYS excspi Tlree Dsiv
Trains dr New or Express aud East Line
FapTssz Trar iseve Pitts md A. sr!ves Al riladsIpAia
% Baltimore 2 p. a.. New York Iu3g r.
Mail Tam leaves Ptsur- A. NJ arriving Philadelphia Il
P. 81 Nrw lUrE 4 20 A. VI.
Fast Line leaves Ittsaurg r NJ arrives at Philadelphia
Baltimore st $50 a. H., NeW York 2.3D p. n.
Six Daily Trains trTen Philadelphia and New York. Two
Daily and Boston. Through Tickets
(tli Rail good either ot tie au0vs trains
Boat Ticaes Boston gooi Norwich Tall River
Tikers Elsaard may be obsined At any Of the important
Railroad Offices Che West also, board ofany Of the regular
Westward a uG'ss o the Company in Boston, New orL
Baltimore. or Philadelphia.
Fare always a. low as by any other Route.
-ISE F0E TICEETS ~ FIySBEEE.
The completion uI tie Western connection OF the Pennsylvania
Rarosd 10 Chicago, maze, This tle
DIRECT LIN & BET - ZEN THE EAST AND
e. THE GREAT NoaSTE- WEST.
The connecting tracks ty the Railroad Brdze rsburg,
avoiding I4rage Of 70 gt, together with t
ing oi time, Advantages readily appreciated shippers oi
freight. and Che travelling public.
Parties spiug Eastward VIII nni it to their ADVANTAGE TO
Tor rsi-l a,Taaous Shipping Directors arply 70 Grad.
dress either OF Fs foIl TIE c0mpalg
D. A. STEW ART. Pi.ts5ur-.
Doyle & Co., Steeusa 20 81 r. PIERCE d Co.. GAINESVILLE o.;
J Johnson i.pey, o; r. NcNees, AaysviIe, Ky; Orasy
Cropper' Iryut o. Paddock * Co. encrsoayil e l0ai
ii V Brown Go Cineiuusti, O. c Meldrumr Madison,
Ind; William bingham, louisville Ky. Graham & Co.
Cairo, III "a Sass, - louis Mo; John Harris Nesaiiie'
Tenn Harris Hca Memphis, Tm Clarke & Co. Chicago,
ia il 81 h01a@, al,ou ILL., ;NurTfy & Nalc, Dubuque,
Iowa or TO Freight Ases Of Railroads H different points m e
West.
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ShuTch street, Just below the Fost Ol'
NJ. =. COM Proprietor.
THREE YEARS ON WHISTLES.

BERsoNs wishing hire Fine Hack Omaibus, Oar or al
NOS, Hind vetsle, viii ind excellent assoItl
O. hs above stand. by stock Istrate, ana always AZ the
JulyO NJ. S. COMBS.
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GEVERAL handsome rent the second and third
- stories Of the Unon snd American Block Chry
and spring streets Apply to J. o. Grth at the Union
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SPARTA ACADEuY LoTTEnY,
Who'll. Tlc1.t. So Halves q 0a.-s--s 81 50,
N ORDERING T1ckETs Oh CERTIFICATES

N ORDERING TICKETS Oh CERTIFICATES
Eucoss money Hddrss for tickets ordered,
receipt Of which they will be forwarded 1rst mail
The Lat Of Drawn Numbers and n Es VII be sens 70 pf
ehasers immediately alter the drawing
Purchasers VIII please Tte their gnsurcs Piain ard
2 All prizes Of sIiOO under paid israssisssy sr
the drzWng-other prizes AZ The usual te of forty daTa-
Notice 10 CorreA Who prefer not
sending money bY mail, the ADAMS fl1ESS Coa
M RAS ssS @ ~ S ~ y. ~ 5t - - -, -e - r.,
where they have once The money and ortr
be enclosed IA GoUeyslss1t Foss hos aios krsgr,
u The ExpTess Company cannot receive -hem-
All communications strictly confidential
Orders for Tickets Cerhai % Mai Or Ezpr1 20 be a.
WOOD, EDDY & Co, Augusta. aoorz,..
or WOOD. EDDs o CO.. atlanta George
or ~ OOD, EDDY - CO., WIzisston, Dsla
II list Of ss numbers tat drawn as uhss va
the Of the prize that each eaa %. w b pub
Hshsd after every drawing, IN f0rs papers Augu.
(Ga Coustutlonalisi, Mobile Register Nsyss Gazette New
Sork WssEy Day sook. Rehm Id Dispatch Psaiias lis
CLARION New Tork Herald, and Nes Work lines aus q
Nashville Cuy Mills.
VETL deliver Flour sny piss IN Jhs sltv Eiseai.
w taiding Bridge 'Sesl At The fals~ag piie's
Extra Family EiOar. per ba7rsi.......--s55 50 500
do 10 d. per bsg co. -------.------ q 49,
viii eli Bran shorts sad Nisa la- a, Tie NIlat esas
prizes, deducfnE ealtaEs -
throughout ths year. Leave orers q Post ss.s @ or
with ;. n. HO-lISas Oars
Terms so.h on delivery. Noss a'a H-rk-t 81
Tyree springs.
THNHIS iashonsbls snd poPul NaeHE fsee has sn pat
Complete and thorough repair, and NJ b cpsuet ,oS
TIE sconmodaron Of visitors 1osr -1e s1h nsianti
under the direction and maEa sss-ot br D. sOti stSs
4 experience ia veil known.
The regular STAGE lire 70 usTiis b t place
and An srA Of Coaches foa Easozd C he sirags
i viii Be put Epon the read tEzEls5sssiT-
BILL CHARGEs.
Board per day, for less thsn week --..-f = %
! Board per month. ----.----.---- 80 ~
liberal deduction will BE- made fC families Ta7 Wh to re-
/ main during the season.
II ? sails tEee Week. luy2a
- VIs a sPE az,
Wholesale GrOceFs and Commission
Merchants,
MAIN STREET. LOUISVILLE Ky.
A Lso Agents Of the Os Btal PEosr mnaut Of soston
n Mass The quality Il ts P-d-T is va-srued, and
der. will Be promptly hed reasonable terms
aus7-dln
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.e LYNCHBUBG. VIRGINIA.
ALE KAN % T. = a q . . 4,
COMMISSION MEECIsANTs,
For aho sale of Tobacco and Produce
EeueruEtF
YKNHEY give prompt ssuSu to of Iohafoo, Nheat
Flour aud Bacon, uaks llei al rusa suyulc1 "a
ssme when reQEirsi. ezsEcs made ~ sisht dE1 5n Sew
REFEREE NOES.
John Sssu Esq Pre5 Of he Eaohanss Bank L nhusVs.
Vim BIsskford, Esq Casaisr "a d. @ %
u LanghGrn & Ssna, i0hacc0 hsnufs urarst 60 %
Thos ferguson, Esq DO DO 90
Or james szunasEs, do do do 90
uheO-tE&Eiy
GOLD PENS REPAsREDf
y E5;Hsss l-ls.s = 2 - zEzssss - ssz-.-~
WNCLosG them with 81 osnts each, in trss cent T8
IA 80 cents money address, and y Wal be raarnad
y nail In GOOD order. E0sKtSS & BARfE5,
cold Pen Msn lf1ct1ry.
Sk.vfy No % Thfr- lrfest. Lcuigvilis. ~.
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10 ms 70 RenI.

=
aETE have IN store Bourbon and Rye whisky,
Wv bought w Old Whisky years ago pure and very
fine LI1lellI LELLYETT & SMITH
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- DAVIS q SIS E z -,
wholesale GFOceFs and COnl1issfOn
Merchants,


LsO Agents Of the osi Bta PEoer uuau' Of Session,
~ Mass The quality Il ths Pr-d-T ig va-srued, and
der will Be promptly Hlled reasonable terms
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GOLD PENs EEPA,REDi
7Fz5sEfEg ~
Memphis Baces--Fail DEee'ang.

Memphis Races-Fall Meeting.
e. 49,
= EXTRA STAK T.. -
Il proposed 70 run. on FRIDAY, November 4hl Of ths
rezular noe week spproachirg Fall Me-tnx.
ake 10 be called PLATE srAEr win three
year olds scriptoe; So win 0 tecr ot
Silver sdded By Propriefor provides two gesr ia
oIis that have 70 uzme ard
cioss day Of September l9 Subscriptions VIA
CHARLES STONE, ,ssoystazy.
fuIyE3G &tEIE.E8 Box u5 isu pbil- fsnn
WEBB, mERRELk Coz
slave Dealers
Ne. south Market Stss NGshVills, Tennis
WETILL, at tines puronsse negroes &c ted % ne Nss
Nv Orans 1narkst Ofhsr desert soid eounn'n n
H-B-seTeral likely families, and No cooE, washer aa
ironsr noW hand lor sale " D. "
rDelS-dtEkEly
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80. Iar 60 b osasls b ~ b -. b b M
WOOD, EDDY & co, , Augusts, Georrls
or WOOD. EDDs q CO.. Atianta. Gsorg
Il

III list Of tSs number at drawn The hsi Esh
ne amount the prize that each etliai i 10 pub
fshsd after every drawing, In s 0orils papers
(Ga Coustutlonas Mobile Register, Nsshvise Gazette New
Sork Weeky Dag Bock, Rchm ID ppzfch. Pssjiss (Ass
Clarion. New Tork Hsrsd. and Nes YORK Iues aus q
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-09-02
How FRANCE MANS HER NAVY.

The ways and meas for manning the French
RsEy haTe been reduced to an admirable sys-s
tatn. The sources from which France derives
her seamen are the marati1e enrolment, volun-
tary enlistment, aud the advancement OF the
"Mourses," fsoHs of petty officers, sailors and
otficialsl The entire sea faring and sea-coast
population Of the country Is enrolled, and ievies
are periodically made. All men on the MUSTER
roll are liable TO sea-seryice from the age of
eighteen to fifty, though only wo-ihirds of the
number are supposed to be available. The in
scription list of 1855 included I62, 1000 men
liable 10 seven years. sea service. The forces
obtained from the inscription, voluntary enlist
ment, and the "No1ses," or boys, after being
collected at the various depots, are organized
into companies of steersneu, gunners, mnsket-
eers, engineers, stokers, &C., and from these de
visions, which have been thoroughly instructed
and drilled, crews are embarked according TO
the demand. Having been trained to exercise
and work together, these men readily unite in
the organization on shiphcsrd. The internal
economy of the service has also been determin-
ed by the government, so that there may be
uniformity of rule, of detail, and Of decipline
throughout; so that whatever ship man might
be drafted into, he would fud the same system
prevailing, and at once fall into it; would find
the same system prevailing; and at once fall in
to his proper place The rolls for stations,
quarters, or inspection, are always the same so
that men and officers should always find uni
form mode prevailing, in which they had been
instructed and trained. In the discipline there
Is the same uniformity--the crimes being all
classed and the different punishments prescrit-
ed. The code is net severe.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-09-02

Can you direct me to -Hosela, :noa;r-
ed gentleman With carpet-bsg, Of q bufly
Hlbetnian, standing on the stsps of The railroad
station.
sFaiih, was the reply sits jist Il thar kin 40
that same You sas YOU iist e IN that str.,,t,
Ill you come 10 7haddy 0'Maliigan's then,
But don't know where Thaddy O'Slusls-
gan's chop, as you cali il,
", faith, wby didn't think OF that VEL.
then, your honor must kape on Till YOU I'll. to
the apple woaiaii's sian.i, ID The corner of the
BRICK church IT is, aud kaps that on tbe right,
and go on Till yes git to the sign of the big
wateh, and mind sou dom, fall down there away
then you kape on little farder till We come to
big tree, and after that you turn 10 the right
or loft, but b. the bones Of ST. Patrick, I don't
know which,
The traveller turned 10 despair to long lank
Jonathan, Bhc vas standing whiting close by.
and made the same inquiry.
Maybe you're going to put up theFet' guer-
led Jonathan.
Yes, intend to-
Did you come from Car Off
sYes--from Philadeiphia.' was the impatient
reply; but can you tell me where The;
Got anJ more baggagc7' said tbe impertura-
ble Yankee.
No, this is all, said the trareler, convinced
that the only way to get the direction was to
submit to the questioning.
'Going TO stay longs
'Couidnt say. was the reply, in rather cru
y manner. 'But, I'n in hurry, AMI would
like to be directed
Wait q inmate. reckon your married man,
amt your
No, / ain not; and now 7 wont answer any,
thing more till you have answered ue.'
Well, Squire, said she Yankee, coclly, I'D
like to oblehge you, but tho truth is, | have
never been here before myself
ln less than miouie, a carpe. bag, with
man attached, was seen hurryiug away from
that vicinity.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-09-02

! As be said this, be stopped, and sclzing the
tuft upon the savoge's head, tore it off By the
roots, and then gave the body contemptuou:
kick
sThat ar affair, calc'late, is wot hain't
never been done. Just think, a decent white
man tradin' ha'r with thieving, cowardly, all
| tierd copperskin Waghln
Jack feli a strange feeling dartiBg through
bis system. His pain seemed to cease, aud
the prairie appeared alive with Indians, all
With horrid Visages, burrying towards hIm.--
Full Of terror, he uttered fierce yell, aud
darted away. He was delirious.
Late one afternoon, as company Of emf
grants were slowly vending their way over
the far plains of the West, toward California,
they espied a solitary hunter in the distance
approaching. They watched bin with interest
untii he Came up, when they seemed at a loss
TO tell whether be was an inhabitant of this
world or some strange phantom that their ima-
ginatlon had coujured up. His bloodshot eyes
protruded from their sockets, and his snnken
lace Vas covered with grizzly hair. while hard
" fragnIeht of bis garments remained upon
hilp In reply TO their questions, he gave a
vacant stare, and seemed UNCONSCIOUS that any
persons we're nesr him. He permitted himself
10 be handled aud examined. and was as docile
IS child. When by accident bis cap was re-
moved, the spectators shTuuk back in horror.-
de seemed literally walking corpse!
The good enigrants came to a bait for the
day, aud the poor lrapper was committed to The
care of physician who accompanied them
Day sfter day they nursed bin until they arri.
we'd in California, where he was still taken care
of, and finally recovered = thus presenting the
strange spectacle of living man who had
been seaiped He related his story to bis
friends; and thanking them as best be could,
left them.
But what is probably as singular as anything
that has been related, is the fact that Snapper
Jack actually visited the Wahsatch Mountains
again upon horse. He affirmed tha. he came
across the two iaoldering skeletons of the
savages who caused him so rnuch trouble; aud
in the whitcned bones of obs land be beheld
his ogn soap, ard carried it with him. But
what affected him The most was, the remains of
bis faithful hrrse.
He remaihed number iH months III fiIs
mountains, without encountering an enemy
and finally returned 10 Independence, seemingly
well pleased with his fortune Whether he
actually discovered gold is unknown, aud will
probably remain SO until he chooses to tell.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-09-02
Dark Side of the Pixies Peak Picture.

A correspondent of the Rockford (Illinois)
Register, writes from the Rocky Mountains the
following disco0rsging facts -
The miners, and in fact, every one here, With
very few exceptions, gie the greatest liars ever
saw. Grsely was here and swallowed every
thing tba. was told him.
That there is gold here. and in large quanti-
ties, do not deny; but that more than oUe in
i've hundred is doing better than a common
day laboler iu the States, is untrue. Some
say one in thousand is fair average.
There are three kinds of diggings here, viz
lead, galch and bar. The leads are in the
rocks on the mountains they are found by
the Blossom Rcck,' as it is called, or burned
stone on The surface, ceeasioned, it is supposed,
by the internal heat or volcanic action of some
earlier Jay, which opened the rock, forming
seam now full of dirt or rotten stone, In which
the gold is found Gregory's lead has only
the flour gold, and they are or were the richest
found. These leads commence at foot of the
mountain, and run northeastern and south
western direction. The dirt has TO be washed,
which requires considerable water, and all the
water is produced of snow as it uelts, and that
is nearly used up. Besides this, for some
cause, these leads have nearly ceased to be
profitable, or as they say 'lose the pay dirt
Some dug eighteen to twenty feet IN solid
rock, and have not found the object of their
search Claims that once sold for $4,000
can now be bought for $1,000. 4 company
from Cleveland, Ohio, eamped near us and
purchased one of these claims, paying down all
they had, even TO guns and most OF their pro-
visions.
They work it nearly four weeks without one
cent of pay dirt, when one of their company
was nearly killed by the unexpected explosion
of blast. What will become Of them God
ouly knows.
Wages here ale only $3.50 per day, and it
costs at least 81 per day for board, aud work
is very scarce at that. Caleb diggings are
those located in sloughs az the foot OF the
mouutains. They cannot be worked when the
water is high, aud when it is dry they have
paid we'll waen they could be worked.
The bar diggings are on the banks of creeks,
and are nearly forsakcI at present. It trequires
two or three months to open load, il may pay
when opened, but no certainty of it. There
are great mauy sick in the mountains--6ve
died Yesterday, and four the day previous; in
our vicinity, of the mountain fever. Our
company have been sick, all of Us, during the
past two weeks.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-09-02

Jones wore the new style Of spectacles--not
because be needed them, but because they were
new. Reading at a hotel, they dropped down
his nasal organ uutil they we're in focus with his
nose, be reading all the time in,enily. A wag-
gish acquaintance of bis approached him say
ing.
Mr. Jones, why do you wear those gold bow
ed spectacles7'
'Ah Mr.. Smith; because | am very near sight
ed.'
'Nesr-sightedn exclaimed Smith; snear sight
ed. thonght from appearances you we're near
scented.
Jones looked confused for moment, and
then added:
Il am tar from beng near scented, for
knew you were in the room before saw you.'
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-09-02

QUEER EMPLoYMENT.-We heard pretty
good story the other day, which Wa think mer-
its wider circulation thar it bas get got. The
story runs that some honest faced Hoosier went
into fancy store n Cincinnati, in hunt Of q
situation.
The proprietor, or head clerk, was sitting in
the counting room with his feet elevated, con.
templssing human life through the softenius
influence of cigar smoke.
Our Hoosier friend addressed him modestly.
as follows:
DO you want to hire hand about your es-
tabl!shment?
The clerk looked up indfferently, bat seeing
his customer, concluded 60 have little fen ous
Of him, SO he answered very bfiskly, at the
same time pulling out large aud costly band
kerchief, and blowing his rose on it.
Yes, sir; waat sort of situation do you
wanfl'
.Well, l'u not particular. Pm out Of work,
and almost anything will do me for awhile.
sYes, can give you situation if it will
suit you.'
'What is ia WHAT'S to be done, and what
do you gives
well wan. hands TO chew rags to make
paper, aud if you willing to set IN, you
may begin at once
sGood as wheat Hand over your rags
sHere, take this handkerchief and commence
With it,
The Hoosier saw the sell, and quietly prt-
ting the handkerchief into his pocket, remark
ed, as lie turned to 90 out:
When get it chaAed, stranger, I'll fetch
il back
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-09-02
DAVID OVEB.

PRO FESSI0NAL CARDS,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-09-02
AT fancy fair, sailor was s,rolIing past a

At fancy fair, sailor was strolling past a
stall presided over by a lovely woman. Jack
stopped, looked for moment in breathless ad-
miraticn, then took a sovereign from his pock-
ct. laid it on the table, and was passing ea
Ny good friend,' said Tho lady, swon't you
take something for your msney2'
j thank YOU, madam replied the tar, with
anotber look, I've had more than my moneys
worth already
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