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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-17
II .ssT TELEGR.sPHfC DISPaTtN

IL FROM THE SEAT TOF WAR
Come at last The very same lot OF Dry Goods
for which the fair portion of the creation, the La
dies Of our beautiful cite, have heen waiting
long, has at last arrived per steamer Dnnleith, and
now ready for sale. We cordially invite our
friends, and especially our lady to eaii
our store ~ Main street, aud select articles
ding to taste and convenience. Don't forget. a.
Main street. lmy30l MILLER a NIEHAUS.
HDUILDLvG .M.aTRRLsL. 1000
ID Lights, $40 Sash. 3. G, aud IL. each.
100" 9-l2 Z"
2,JO0" l0-l2 4"
1000 l0-l6 and l0-l2 Sash.
loo Pannel Doors, assorted sizes.
go Boxes Glass, assorted sizes. Just received
and for sale low, by WHEELER q RIGGS
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TFe.us OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Clubs Of 10 or more.

ey the week payable To 10
~, 49, ................... 2 ~
Clubs of 10 or more.-....-..-.--.... w
80. The privilege Of yearly advertisers is limited
"a ali Advertisements for the benefit Of other
-rsans as we'll as legal advertisements and adyer-
A. u-.oents Of auction sales, and advertisements with
H. lme Of other persons, sent IN oy them, m'rss
D. ,..Sa for At the usual rates.
80 No report, resolutions or proceedings OF any
s,,ssration society, association or pubic meeting
an n communication designed to call attentlos 70
.ny sfter of limited of individual interest can De
a. "a unlesss paid for as an advertisement.
!. q Contracts for yearly advertising viii not be
uI tinued unless an order 20 that eject IS let al
n .uice and when discontinued in less than
-, re urice of the whole year will lie charged
legal advertisements hereafter, viii be pub.
H. a the expense Of the attorneys ordering and
,ot .ysble for legal proceedings, but coiiectaoio
~ ,,,,, usual time.
:, lIr terms for Job Work and transient adVer-
,,,-li as are CASH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-17

IL BRULER, having formed a copartner.hip for
the practice Of Medicine, offer their services the
citizens Of Evansville and vicinity.
Once on Third street, in the first building above
Ika Crescent City Bank, over Jones Blythe's Law
ofiise.
br. PcnniugtOn's residence, on Chestnut street,
opposite the Episcopal Church.
DIR. DE Brnler's residence, corner Ot Cherry and
N-.end streets mars
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0mE ON ETn.u IN. aUs1y

II AGAIN.-ALLIs & HOwEs, Forwarding and
CommissOd Merchants, Rectiiers Of the celebrated
Magnolia Whisky, Dealers in all kinds Of Produce
superior Old Bourbon and Rye Whiskie-, and For
sigh and Domestic Liquors, &C., Water street Sec
snd door above Vine, Evansville, Ind.
HENRY o.. ALLIs. LEWIS HOWE.
f-i5-ly
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II OOA AERE-RE.fD TASS.
A/If you want to get good Hay,
II yeu want t. get good Corn,
IF you want to get good Oats,
Ii you want to get good Bran,
IL yOu want to get good Crushed Feed,
Il you want to get good Chicken Feed,
IL yon want TO get good Corn Meal,
ii you want to get good Timothy Seed,
IL you want TO get good Grass Seeds OF any aud
every kind, call at EUSTON'S Feed aud Seed store,
under the Telegraph Office, where you can be ao-
cOinmodated as cheap as the cheapest, and as good
the best delivered in any part of the city free Of
drayage. Recolect, at RUS10N'S, on Water street.
Just received, my first shipment by Canal, 100
tons of nrst-rate new Timothy Hay, and for ,sle
cheap. [scpt2S X. 5. Il.
HCST REChEV.ED, EXPRRssLS y
- FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES.
) Il casks Dupey d Co.'S Brandy, isis.
, a 3" O-borne's old Port VIM
=. Old Madeira
51 % Pale Sherry
80 boxes superior Claret
pipe Pure Holland Gin.
I p,Ipchoou uf fine Jamaica Rum OF lc1s.
) casks Genuine Barclay Perkins Porter.
In pints and quarts.
) casks Genuine Scotch Ale-''Mui
In pints and quarts.
~ baskets Heidsick's Sparkling Champagne.
The above articles guarantee 10 be ia every r.
spect a. described. ABLIS ho"E Il,
my.I Water street.
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HNO.lL! COIaLv CO.lL!!.-.we have
" on hand aud are daily receiving the best COAL
that has ever been introduced into this market,
which selling low. Good currency will tie
received in payment. Orders left at the store Of
JN0. w. HUGHES, next To- the state Bank, viii he
promptly attended to.
ian26-tf JNO. W. HUGHES.
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just received and for sale by the sub ~
seriber, a large and splendid assortment k8$7YS
vi Books aud Stationery, consisting in al&H
part OF GOO Reams OF Cap, Letter aud EY
NUto Paper 500 Qures OF Blank Books from iac
t. sl.1o per qmre; lJo,nOO assorted Envelopes (;
Memorandum Books Of all kinds also, large as
sortment of school Books Bibles Of all kinds all
kinds Of Miscellaneous Works; Gold Pens OF all
KINDS steel feiis OF every brand Gold and Sils.r
Penhoders and Pencils: Pocket Books and port
nlonnais OF every description Musical Instruments
CT all kinds (; Sheet Music AMI Music PAPER: Draw
Ing Paper and Pictures States and Peucils; Ink
aud lnkrtands; aud many other articles too n,l-
nerous to meution, all OF which will be sold at the
very lowest price for cash. j. uEALY
Fosters Block, coruer "f Main and First streets
ANGLIA
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INSURANCE AGENCY.
ALLENc; AAhLocK.

UNDERWATER AND GENERAL INSURANCE
AGENT,
ADJusrrR 90 AVERAGES, AND Sorskr PvBLIr.
lie continues 90 i-sue Policies iroos several flint
Glass and most reliable
INSURANCE COMPANIES
In the Couatry on Iaiaad and firs Risl- IL will
also receive applications for
LIFE INSURANCE.
He will attend To the Adjustment of Losses
sf every description under policies from other
agencies, and attend 10 the settlement of oil mat
ters connected with INSURANCE., for parties iu-
terested. His long experience INSURANCE
AFEST, has made him familiar with all subjects
connected with Insurance.
Of6r- Marhla H.ll p.;la;,., ", a Mi, .,
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HE9RV.EST TOOLS
III so dozen Waldron Grass Scyshes,
20 do Millard's c. s. do,
20 do Waldron Grain DO,
l5 do Millard's G. 4. do .....
~ do Grain Cradles,
10 do assorted Grass SnesihS, .F
20 do Reap Hooks,
10 do German Sickles.
10 boxes Scythe Stones,
q doZsu Hay Forks,
loo do Wood Hay Rakes In store s.d
for sale 5y ORR. DALZELL CO. ..
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I4WE PROPRIETORS OF THE CITY POUN-
II dry beg leave to inform their friends and the
public in general, that they are prepared {" do all
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(OU6H! CoUeH: CeUeHkx.A

u wish to call the attention Of persons afilctsd
With Coughs and Colds, TO the fact tlat DR.. Jack
sons Cough Syrup is superior to any and all the
quack nostrums that offered for sale IL Is made
from prescription furnished by DR.. Jackson, OF
Philadelphia, one Of the best physicians ia thi.
country. This Syrup has been used by thousand.
with the greatest benefit. Try one BEETLE, aud YOU
will always use il afterwards. For sale by
ST0DDARD & THOMPSON,
declO Druggists, No. IL Main 1T.
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II W. MU a. me- 8,

~. A " a. HE =,
"s IMPORTER.-"Small @
Profits and Quick S:les" H. the y
motto at J. W. HUGHES "
Wholesale Quccnsware store. 8
J: =. J; !. : !; ::
No. Is Main street. Evans Xr18GL
VILE, Indiana. ~
l3O crates English Queens
ware just received from the
English Potteries, for sale low. liN
470 pkgs Glassware, n little
below the market price. For sale by
l12 boxes Looking Glasses. warrant
Pretty Picture. For sale by j. W.
Cash aud prompt customers only des
ap2 J. W. HUGHES, Is NJ
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u street, Evansville, Indiana, Wholesale Deal
els IA Groceries aud all kinds of Produce, Nails,
Glass, White Lime, CemeAt, Cotton Yarn, White
Lad Linseed Oil. &C, Ac. Also, constantly On
band full stock Of sash, Panel Doors. Sc.. OF all
sizes. apo
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~ 20 gross Clothes Pins, assd spring sawed.
.- dOZ ass'd brass-',ound Cedar Buckets.
doZ do do do Churrs
doz do Iron-bound do do
20 nests ass'd Cedar Wash Tuis, frsm . q
in nest, .i .-l .-- ...
q nests Murd0ck's best Can Pals
> doz assd Iron-bound Cedar Buckets
doZ extra heavy Oak Horse do.
- nests Bail Boxes,
- nests ass'd aud in nest German Mar
ket Baskets,
> doZ ass'd covered Market Baskets,
. doz ass'd Clothes Baskets.
The above goods now received in fine order,
and for sale very low at u. IL. COOK a SONS
A.N'OTAER RUSH 1T q. m. COOk
81 SONS, for they have Just received this day.
bags extra choice old Govt Java Coffee,
do prime Lsgnayra Coffee,
do choice Rio do,
3 bbls double Refined Cracked Loaf Sugar,
do do do Crushed Sugar,
do do do standard Pow'd Sugar,
do prime New York Golden Syrup,
% sxs ass'd Scaled and Madaiein Herring,
- bNs Western Reserve Cheese.
IL bushels White Beans.
jyl2 No. % Main street and First st.
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DURK N. POLK, .aTrOR.V.El. ar

- Law, Notary Public, Real Estate aud Collect
ing Agent, will attend to every species Of convey
aucing, take depositions and akdayits acknowledg-
msnts OF Deeds, and Mortgages, in fact, will psr-
form faithfully all business Of Attorney entrust
FL 10 his care.
90 Office over Carioa oilice, Princeton, Ind.
seut2l-ly
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lD0LPHUs WxGR.y.ER, E.n

Sa BhELLA MA MEX AMI TURNER,
IIrst street, between Vine and Division streets,
k5srs constantly on hand full assortment OF Para
soils, Umbrellas Walking Canes &c, and sells them
at the lowest prices. Repairing done at short
tics and in the best manner. All turner's work
promptly done. myl0-Gm
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n TIME POR EV.ERTTHI.YSJ.

IofN'B n q n R.-3O 6BLS. PHI.aE
PitistuTg Cider Vinegar Tor sale cheap by
leZs ERSkINI, CURNICK j co.
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EoR ssRsGss ...,D REsEsN

As0H gBEREGES .fsND RKRRGR
DE LANES, go 10 :. EMBIcH & co.
For Lawns or Organizes, 20 to f--''fr $3.50.
.s:f-E t----..f.r 81 ;. EMBICH co.
=, for Wen ana Boys wesr. ia Wooden. Linen, or
'oteh 20 70 .. .-.- 5. EMBICH q co.
foi the best Hose IN the city, go to q q
5. EMBICH Co.
TOT the p'ettIest and cheapest Grape, Stella. or
silk Shawls, go to -l EyfBiCH 4 Cs p
with city aud County Orders, 20 TO
s. EMBIcH co.
FOR any aud everything in the line OF Dry Coods
to EMRICu 4 IN
NO. 50 'tar street, who will De glad TO show you
anything In their line, whether You wish 10 buy
or not and where everybody pays cash for what
they buy 80. - uyly -.
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NUMBER sUs... /.
MISCELLANEOUS.

KENTUCKY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
--- LOUISVILLE, KssNTUcKY1t 20 e-,gf
THE LECTURRS IN THIS kyN.STI-
II tution VIII commence on the first Monday in
November and continue four months. During Oc-
tober preliminary lectures will be delivered at the
Hospital and College without additional charge - p
.. "A FACULTY.
BENZ. W. DUDLEY, VI. D., Emeritus Professar
of Surgery. -et --t-- a-r4 F
HENRY M. BULLITT, NJ. D., Professor of The
ory and Practice OF Medicine d. gl.... ~.
'ohS HARDIN, NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics
and Clinical Medicine .}l.I,- ~ y q
" w. RIGHT, NJ. r., Professor Of Medical
Medica and Therapeutics
MippLEroN GOLDSMITH, NJ. D., Professor OF
'he rSinepiss Of Surgery and Clinical Surgery.
W. ~. SIIKMAN, NJ. d., Professor of Aaafurny f
g. W. BAYLESS, NJ. d.. yProfessor 90 Pi,xs;aiy,.,x
and Pathological Anatomy
DAVID cUMMfNS, VI. d., Demonstrator,5 fes.-r
b. tsS'--3'sFitP Professor I95tag sesrss sleo.
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~ door below the Branch Bank where can b.,
found every thing appertaniug to the legitimate
Hardware Trade. respectfully solicit a call frou,
country merchants before purchasing, TO examine
my many Few styles Ot Goods, selected with care TO
suit this market. NY personal attention will he
given To all orders. GEoHtE =. SOSNTAG.
septS
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SAMUEL = .........WlLLiAN X hAhLh
g. ~. albert q CO., SUCCESS
bys S0RS To Gilbert 4 Bowles,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,

sycamore street, between Water and First, Evans
vile, Indiana. full assortment of Groceries al
ways ON hand, and for sale AT the lowest prices.
Agents for "Cypress Mills" Cotton Yarns, &C, at
manufacturers prices. (novl
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Saturday Evening.

The phrase is richly suggestive Of pleas
ant thoughts. There is a hushed, mur-
muring music in the sound, like the slow
dying away of the worlds busy hum.
The labors Of the week are ended and
the toiling world turns homeward. The
itlul fever Of the business world burns
less fercely, and Soothing influences ebb
back into the heart Words full of peace
and of rest to the mass. They tell of the
ending of the week of toll, They speak
Of the waiting board in the cottage and
farm house and of childish forms on the
watch in the porch, open door or by the
gate They glow with the slow, lingering
sunlight of the evening, at last gently
fading out to the plaintive lowing of tie
herds, or the tinkling of bells. The
bleating of the lambs, too, breaks dis
tnctly through the twilight, and birds,
whose bills are not yet under thriving, are
twittering like children before they slum-
ber We love Saturday night for the
rest which it brings, and for the associa-
tions which it awakens.
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Shortest and Quickest Route to
G n C a G O r.Lr.
AND THE N0RTHWES

HCRT.LINE RAILROADS.
Only One Change Of Cars beh1eea Cincinnati
and Chicago.
Three Passenger Trainsleave Cincinnati daily, from
the foot of Mil and Front street8.
$50 A. M.-Chcago Mail arrives at Indianapolis at
1890 A. NJ; Chicago at 1925 I'm. This train com
meets with all night trains OH tOf Chicago for the
West and Northwest.
1910 M.-rerre Haute and Layiayette Accommoda-
tion arrives at Indianapolis, at $50 P NJ, making
direct connections at Indianapolis with Terre Hauts
Trains and lndianapolis and Lafayette trains fOf
Decatur, Springfield, Naples, Quincy, Hannibal and
st. joseph; owith Peru trains for Peru Ft.WayRs
800 P.M..-Chicsgo Express arrives at Indianapolis
at 1890 =. NJ; Chicago at TAO A. NJ. Making close
connections at Chicago with a morning trains out
OF Chicago. ThiS train connects at Indianapo,ia
with Terre Haate trains for all POINTS Wesi ard
Northwest. ai N
Sleeping cars are attached to all tne night tYaay
on this line, and run through 10 Chicago withoai
change of cars,
This ID exclusively o. Weatsrn and North. westspy,
route, and with favorable and reliable arrangements
With all connecting roads Throughout the entire
West, guarantees unusual care and he amplest &C,
comm9dations to the patrons Of this lime.
Hp Bes sure you are In the right ticket mica baforA
you purchase your tickets, and ask mr. tieLets via
Lawrenceburg and 1ndianapol, o' '''Ae'' W"
Fare the same as BY any other route. Baggage
.rfH rTHfHRSgpG Ti6Knrs, good until used, can be OBJ.
tanned at the ticket Offices at Spencer House Corner,
noTta -east corner Broadway and Front; No. l Bur.
net House Sornor; at the Walnut-str House, and
st depot ollioe, foot of Mill, Front street, where
ali dneosstssary information may be had.
UmnlDusses run to and from zach train and W ,
CAL SI passengers at all hotels and ali parts Of the
city, bJ leaving address at either office.
~ W. ri. L. NOBLE, ..,
myl0 General Ticket Agent.
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"I's What You Spend"

ats what thee'll spend, my son." said
a sage old Quaker, mot what thee Il make,
which will decide whether thee's to be
rich or not This was only Franklin S
advice in another form: "f'ake care of
the pennies, and the pounds will take care
of themselves" A cotemporaryremarks ::
Men are continually indulging in small
expenses, saying to themselves that it is
only a trife, yet forgetting that the aggre-
gate is serious, that even the sea-shore is
made up of petty grains of sand Ten
cents day, even, is thirty-six dollars and
half year, and that is the interest of o
capital Of six hundred dollars
The man that saves ten cents a day
only is so much richer than him who does
not, asif he owned life estate in a house
worth six hundred dollars. Every sixteen
years ten cents day comes to six hun.
dred dollars; and, if invested quarterly,
does not take half that time But ten
cents a day is child's play, some will ex-
claim. Well, then, John Jacob Astor used
to say that when man, who wishes to be
rich, has saved ten thousand dollars, he
has won half the battle. Not that Astor
thought ten thousand dollars much. But
he knew that, in making such a sum, a
man acquired habits of prudent economy
which would constantly keep him advanc-
ing in wealth. How many however,
spend ten thousand in few years in
extra expenses, and when, on looking
back, cannot tell, as they say, where the
money went to. To save is the golden
rule to get rich. To squander even in
small Sums, is the first step toward the
poOrhouse. ... = r-1 -
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No Mother.
"She has ne mother ?"

"She has ne mother p
What O volume Of sorrowful truth is
comprised in that single utterance-no
mother
We must so down the hard rough path
Of life and be injured to care and sorrow
in their sternest forms, before we can
take home to our own experience the
dreadful reaiity--no mother--without q
struggle and tear.
But when it is said of a frail young
girl Just passing from childhood toward
tho life of q woman, how sad is the story
summed up in that one short sentence
Who new shall administer the needed
counsel? Who now shall check the
wayward fancies2 Who now shall bear
with the errors and failings of the moth
erless daughter?
Deal gently with the child.
Let not the cup of her sorrow be over
flowed by the harshness Of your bearing,
or your unsympathizing GOODNESS.
Is she needless of her doing? Is she
forgetful Of her duty? Is she careless in
her movement? .
Remember, oh! remember, she has no
mother
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SERENADING. AS this is the serenading
season, the following is timely. The
Janesville Times says several young gents
went to the residence of q young damsel
a few evenings since to give her sere'
made, and after footing for some time, the
door was opened and a male servant
stepped out, who, walking up to the harp,
ist, exclaimed, "My friend, the folks are
all a-bed ; you can't get cent here to,
night" Imagine the feelings of those
YOung men.
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Advantageous to Know.

Many death has resulted from an
accident when little skill in the treat.
ment of q wound might have prevented a
sacrifice Of life In the excitement atten
dant upon the injury of fellow-being, We
are too apt to lose the presence Of mind
necessary to proper consideration of
the means by which relief can be rem
dered; and the necessity of making our
selves perfectly familiar with the manner
in which wounds and injuries should be
treated in cases of emergency for the
knowledge Of the proper means to be
adopted for the stOppage of bleeding from
a wound may be of service to as when
we least expect it. u a"rm1 '1,-2 .
First, if the blood flows out in a stream,
notice particularly whether the stream is
an even, steady, or jerking or pulsa-
ting stream; if it is even and steady, the
probability is it is from vein, particu-
larly if the color of the blood is dark
red. Bleeding from an artery is peculiar:
the blood is of light: scarlet color; the
stream comes in that jerking manner
which is seen when fire-engine is play
ing upon high building. TO stop the
flow of blood in vein, first close the
wound with the hand firmly, then fold up
any cloth, tow, fax or leather, make it
into hard pad an inch thick, at least
large enough to cover the entire wound ;
bind over this firmly any bandage, hand
kerchief or strap or even the bark of
tree; raise the wounded part higher than
the body of the patient; keep him quiet
if he has bled large quantity give him
(if at, handy q little spirits and wa ter, and
send for the doctor If the bleeding! is
from an artery take your handkefch chief,
tie it around the limb between the wound
and the heart; put q strong stick under
the handkerchief; give it two or three
twists and you will stop the blood, if you
have made it tight enough. In all other
respects the same treatment as above.
In all small wounds merely elevating
the part higher than the body and retain
ing it so for short time will arrest the
bleeding. '1o rs m.-
For bleeding at the nose, apply ice to
any part of the body, moving the ice
around it is best to apply it to the arm
pits, nape of the neck ;, DC Keep
the patient quiet; do not let him cough
&e., or bleeding will return.
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HALLS PATENT.
vHvHE MOsTREEIABLE FIRE AND

VEIHE MOSTRELIABLE FIRE AND
IL BURGLAR PROOF SAFES.-They have given
moro satisfaction than any other now in use.
We offer reward of ONE THOUSAND DOL
time, showa single instance wherein they have failed
to preserve their contenL,
With this SAFE we challenge all competition, "a
being the best Fire Proof Burglar Proof, or Fire
and Burglar Proof now made; and are willing to
test With any establishment in the Union, and tho
of $1,000
Weare prepared to furnish better safe and at less
cost, than any other manufacturer in the United
States. H.
Second hand Safes Of other makers, also on hand
We respectfully invite the public to call and exam
inc our stock before purchase ng elsewhere.
HALL, CARROLL CO.,
aug12-ayt Nos. 10 and IL East Columbia street.
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The RULING PASSION. and /,
says friendly correspondent, were look.
ingat some pictures in which little naked
angels were quite conspicuous. She
called the attention of our wee daughter
to them, and remarked Tizzy, dear, il
you are good girl and 90 to Heaven, you
will be like those angels" Lizay looked
up, with lip that told at once that she
didn't appreciate the promise, and said
III want to be dressed better than that
when | 60 to Heavenl'
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GooD.-Many years ago, Justice was
called to a jail to liperato worthless
debtor, by receiving his oath that he
wasn't worth five dollars.
"Well, Johnny" said,the Justice, as he
entered, "can you swear that you are not
worth five dollars, and never will be? ?"
"Why," answered the other, rather
chagrined at the question, 81 can swear
that ! am not worth that sum at present"
"Well," returned the Justice, 81 can
swear to the rest; so step forward,
Johnny"
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COMMANDER OF THE MULEs-Durinp
the march of one of the divisions of the
army from Vera Cruz to ,Jalapa, a team
ster was heard to curse and swear severe
ly at his mules The General, who did
not happen to be in uniform, rode m to
him, and peremptorily ordered him to
stop his noise 'l w
And who the devil are you 2'
VI am commander of this division"
swell, then, commander of this division
| am commander of the mules, and will
holler at EN- US much as please l''
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SwEARrNG.-"Mother, L heard sister
swear" "What did she say?" "['he said
she was going to wear her darned stock
ings tomorrow"