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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26

NISETUrNTH WARD REPUBLrcASs.-A regular meet
ing Of Tive Mi ieteenth Ward Republican Association
was held last vening at Dingledens Hotel, IN Third
avenue cornf Of Fifty-ninth street, the President
Mr.. Marshall in the chair, Resolutions were adopted
fully add Coz daily indorsing everything dene at the
of the Also CATION to do the best that could be done TO
elevate the chosen candidates to the respective offices
for which they nominated, hailing tie near ap-
preach of that most ausPciOus day for our common
country chen all our free territory will be eectuay
shielded from the shackles of the slaves. Some talk
also bad Interference 20 the building Of wig
wam obaly at the corner of Sxty-Ts street and it
was sta ted that $500 had already been subscribed for
that purpose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26

Cou,usstosERs OF PoaicE.- Yesterday MOI Mhs,
osicers Thomas F. DOOley and David "cCnl,o Ugh OF
-, Nineteenth Precinct PLACED on trial. before
W. po,oo commissioners on charge Of neg eeng to
rcport violation Of The Sunday Liquor law ~ Joness
weed ON Sunday last L. f. Josselyn Il stifed that
le was at Jones's Wood at the time state d. and
tbese officers on duty walking about the ground. He
saw hger-beer and other drinks sold, and also saw
persons paying billiards and other gam "a. There
nothing to prevent the officers from teeing the same
things. Dooey was fined ten days p T.. McCulloughs
case is still on.
Commissioner Acton TO whom II subject of clean
ing Statiom-Houses was referred reported in favor,
allowing each Station $40 per Month, whcrewith to
purchase materials to cleanse the buildings, The re-
port was adopted
ID. W. Gregory, patrolu I'm of the Seventeenth
Precinct was fined two days pay for sitting upon q
stoop while on duty,
Messrs. Lambert of the Eirst and Proctor of the
Eleventh Precincts were nmisse the force, for ines
pacy to perform the duty assigned them and Mess,s
Hanover and Mccarthy were ap pointed to fill the va
| caucies.
General Superintendent Kenr ieay was at Headquar
tiers Yesterday afternoon and ill assume the duties
| LIS Office in the course of a day OF two.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26

FIRST ASSEMBLY DIsTR let RErUBLIciss.-The
Republican Campaign Club of this District held their
regular weekly meeting asst evening Mr. 0. II.
Kopp, second VicePresi' Ielit, took the chair; Mr.
Joseph P. Boyce acted az, Secretary. On molten of
Mr. John Costa it oei that the Club should at
tend The grand racatC meeting of the 3lst instant
The Chairman named the following gentlemeo as a
Standing Executive C. omuiitee, chosen the recon-
nendation of delegate from the five Wards comprising
the District: Jane q Marshall First Ward; John
Shipton Second; JC Jhn NJ. Costa, Third; Lewis Nor
nan, Fourth; JOIN Letson, Sixth. 1t was resolved
that the Club shoul hold ratcs lion meeting Of its
own on Friday, II Sin of June. Mr.. L&nktree then
made a speech in avo1 of the ticket and the Cvb adj
| journed with thr &c cheers for Lincoln and Haml,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-20

c. PLUMMER, No. so Brady ST.,
Agent for urover 4 Bakers Sewing Machines.
octl8.dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-20
MEDICAL.

- 5000 ~ :
. ~~.~-~--> !.
IN ] HoUveJvoDA vOS0U06OsUUsS
Has HAD
a -w vRA00 pnYAY
4 II x1AAs 4hs
vr,oR suoorD n eUvpsoDn 20 0onvlucD W18S
u.-x~- nHA~-
0oGwGTUsoB $1,000
q ~ Greet valae q he
ra~A~ruaan. TslnRR A.rvRnR I
"a Am -
A ND That IT - WlInVOT EACsFI1ON
IA ~~.~~-
~ 49, WEAS&~0
before the publie for IN diseases arising iron IT.
reesls
Chgoale o. Nesyeee 1oouoys
vssase :. oe.d seo
P.a.. IS -. s.ssi 81 sSs a.es.
Fsss .. - ~ ssisss.'
u.a.s-e, ~ Nerves -4ees 0seensaalv.
GDof0eals Neasoguasaoa,
susDooeed Meeeesaeose
- seeseoen - - Aesees
And an almost endl. les variety Of ether diseases
attendant on irreRulArities superind by colde
by 0, o. exsrtion, bya weak constitution. severe
mental or physical labor. Tho simple remedy for
ali j. 70 sss ss the primary cause Il the disease
This can b done BY tho great
Catam0Ol0l COrroct0r.
,u, 1.u.s ).
Mnlcn nss 1e.s. AZ. ~ -. S;. care wnsn
P1opeI!y ueea, seosso'os " w aisecuons' ana
isir trisi gwen y.
IT'S prepares ron w ,Ps, .na ,, endsr the
PERSONAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o. most skillful thysi-
clan, Who tor number q ysars confined il use
to bis private practice. Tor ;ns ie. years that y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-20
$50, 900 WORTH OF
REAL EST.fTE
u D,voupoft ana L. Cislre, UsVa
For Sale Low, and on Easy Terms.

For Sale Low, and on Easy Terms.
INHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
that beautiful Iesidescs known Is Areyle
Cottage. with 33l< vi land in high state Of
cultivation, situated IN the city Of LIZ Claire md
commanding magnificent view Of the Mississppi
River, Port Byron and much Of the State Of I'LL
aois. he Cottage contains rooms aud = cellar
md is in c.mplete repair. The garden is ,ull Of
he choicest shrubbeTy, Strawberries, Grspss in
tuii bearing. &C DC. thrifty young orchard 10
n the premises, comprising 800 fruit u o. of the
best selesticns and nearly all bearing. Also q
table, smoke house and poultry yard. The fsnc-
'ng is in excellent order and il nearly al new
picket fence seven feet high. Twelve acres Of The
and forms fns park or woodland. The Cottage
would be sold with less than the % asrss IL g.
sired.
ONE 30 ACRE LOT.
70 rods from Argyle Cottsgs, we'll fenced, and 10
nigh stsis VI cultivation, and we'll sdspssa for .
iruit and vegetable garden. Being imspsdis.s,y
oAck Of Le Claire, - rising vspidiy ~ p,.iss
Oae aas Brick Owellias Hoa,s ssA Let u
DAVENPORT.
That beautiful residence on the corner Of Brady
and Twelfth streets, with the lot on which L
stands, fronting zl3 feet on Brsdy stsese BY $50
feet in depth to 50 foot alley with carria9. vsv
md good stable, c.rriags-ho1ss aud wagon. shsa
complete. The house contains IL rooms with gas
y each, acd . good cellar. An excellent cistcrn
. on the premises.
A SUBSTANTIAL AND CONVENIENT
Brick Dwelling 1ssu>s
r"R sEa o. Viva AM Pc NJ ~,
lot g. BY 1870 feet to . - fo.s alley. With good
'ellsr, stable aud wood shed. Gas throughout the
house; good water on the remisss,
THREE DOUBLE AND TWO SINGLE
FRAME HOUSE,.
hese houses contsin from six 70 ten rooms
iach, arc we'll finished and delightfully."- situated
q the West side Of brady street. cool ci.tern
md We'll Of never failing water are in esch ysrd.
these htuses are situated on let 232 fee, front.
nd possessed every requisite to make them de-
'ghtfui residsness. They will be Geld sinxiy or
ogether.
ALSO,
few lots in West Davenport beautifully situated.
TEkMS:-One-6 til cash and tie bslsncs in
our equal annual pa, ments with interest q Tie
liz per cent. per .nnu,s. payable annually.
=" farther particulars apply to
c. EADS.
At Argyle Cottage, L. Clsirs, lows, Of 70 nv
'slf, - st. Louis, No ~ Main street,.
sePi4-dAwn JAS. Is. EADi
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-20
+ E II N 8 .

N01ney current SN the State ohere tsswod sssW ),
received at par.
CLUBBING.
discount Of ~enty6ve per cent. from tn.
above prices will be allowed 70 CLUBs ordering
four copies Of anv one or more Of the above works
Thus: Four copies VI Blackweod, or Of one Re-
view, will be sent to one address for 80 fou,
copies Of the four Reviews and Blackwool Tor $40
and 90 on.
POSTAGE.
In al the principal Cities and Towns these
works vii; be delivered FREE OF POST.
AGE. Whea sent BY mail. the Posr A6s 70 any
psrt Of tho United States will b but Twenty
Tour cents . year for Blackwood," and bu,
Fourteen cents year for each Of the Re.
views
N. B.-Ths price in Great Britain for the Eve
Periodicals above named is $3l per anuum.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-20
EDUCATIONAL.
a . "A - N M -
-OR TnB-
IN 0ACULATE GoNCEPTl0N.
YOUNG LADIHaD.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Conducted by the Sisters Of Charity
-OYruR-
Blessed Vfrgias.

THIS INSTITUTION Is MOST BEAUTIFUL
/ ~ situated about one mile from Davenport,
and commands view Of scenery unsurpassed for
richness and variety.
Unceasinx care and vigilance will be exercised
topromote the moral aud Intellectual improve
nent Of the pupils and in sickness the necessities
Of the sufferer will DO sdMinistsrsd to with the
fondness of parent.
The course OF education comprises Orthcgra-
ply, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic. GRAMMAR
Elocution, Geography (&ncisnt and mod cru, } His
tory (sacred and profsne,) Alsebra, Book Keep
ing, Astronomy, with the use OF the Globes Ny
theology. Rhetoric, Chemistry, Natural Philoss-
ply, PHYSIOLOGY, botany, the french and German
Languages, Music On the Piano, Guitar. g., Draw
ing in Crayou, aonochroIaatic and Polychromotic !;
Also Gr.cian ard Oriental Painting, AID Practical
instruction in Nesdle-work, 10th plain and Orns
mcntal.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-20

eVOfice
A LII PEREONSi AvIN.i CLAIMS &c INST
n the frms u rsvsssaa, saith 8 Co, e
Jowneeai, Hsye. : 81. An requested /. sssd
their bills = scopsnse 70 ARnsTroNe AsswAos
DAvesp~t Iowa, in&sd,ssxiyts Is 1855
&c. HAYES,
q tAs1isn e !. ! O., - :. =. A0s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-20
l.lGnCE & BxiDBUmI'S
pArBsr INSULATED FULL IRON vsAns ssv soALa
Grasd and '4ss-e Plasa-revt.s


The lnsulated Iron fraas preserves
Tr'a' original ton. Of II. a..ra.sa.i:
al it. purity, securing it for all time sx.ins, The
nos. d,'ss esaee tinny quality 4 lone Invariably
ound 10 oil other Iron frame Pisno Fvgsss. Il
realty strengthens the eass and thus keeps the
f'iano Forte much ingsr 10 tune. Il gives The
instrument . much fuller. richer and swsstsr sose
= adapls the Piano to oil climates md 70 al chsn-
gss ef atmosphere, and in I'll respects II 10 peo-
ouncsd, ana 10 Ill respects IL il pronounced by
ur bert "asti 70" the greatest improvensni q the
sge In Piano Forte constr. elton Veod u~snR IN In
.trunsnt seknovledg~d 70 be supsrios % I'll eth
srs made in this country or Europe.
few ssiasnssi: q. sssssd - u. ssp. :.
:. ~ =. ''' :" ''''' r''+'' ''''''''' ''a''
IL have examined the Piano Portes az Lixhts
Bradbury. with entire a.tisfsctiop, ] know "a
that there are any others better either II CT Svn
coustry or elsewhere. "-DR. L0vELL NAsOn
I'm clearness. Richness, and volume 4 tone, dsI-
,casy elasticity Of tosch, and ans Espsstag setios,
I have never played upoa their equal. @H. 4.
WeLLNuAuPf.
In volume. richness, svsna-0, and parity n
-, and in dslicscy Of touch they certainly sxsel
md IN thst besstlfni singing quality % desimhls
shave never pl ysd upon . rich asA hesvy
tone square Piano FoSts-"-Assnus NAPulsos.
lam astooishsd and delighted viii the New
-cale Iron Frame fano-F oFtss made ~ voa.
There must be splendid futsss lor Nehse .
Bs.dbsrys' Piano-F rtss 1870 p R.os
nave never played aPoa 20 Zee asd isSsrs-
asnt."- 0s0. r RalsrOW
consider hem - n beauty. richness. fnlinsas
I'd equality o. tone, - veil - their ssTseshls,
is.t'c t"erh, equs. II not sal~ricr u 10y ii-ass
made - this coansrv o. Lusv =" kAsL Wa
In po~sr, quantity, AID sqa.ii.y # tsss the!
certainly excel; while for ,hs' presliss seh 60
ssnSing t0ne o. invA:uAhls - - scopsa santmsee
to the vciea. have never net their essaa ~.
BAssJxl.
"Tasy have al tho requirements tss . supsstse
;r,., n,:,.,;..n II hah s.sical snd nsodess esa-
ssjsions."-A n. .1aAknu.
Wasee>>~ A2s 0ses~e - o. . - 0ooso
e~ss = ~ s6sy. - Ses-.
e~sAy,e1AcrvsY suAsAsTIs GsvAA.. -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-20
F U R G O O D. 81
G. r. KRENZ,

AZ ANU1Ac-uRsR,
M and Dealer in
Caps,Hats and Furs,
keeps : selected
Stock Of I'll kinds
Of Gloves and Furs,
|sueh = Capss, Vic
torines, Cuds, Nuts,
4c.-Robss Of I'll
kinds. Fur Coats,
0l0yeaand MitfAns
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-20

ItAWUlv 4eWJUI0 WACuJJ! :
TIME UNDERSIGNED, CLERGYHEN OF
and used in our families aGaovss 4 BAKn'i
CBLEBRArBD FAMILY Swine MACHINE" tax,
pleasure in recommending it ~ On instsumen,
fully combining the essentials Of . good machine
Its beautiful simplicity, ease Of Management
and the strength and elasticity of its stitch unit.
! to render it machine unsurpassed By any in tn,
market, and one which We feel confident will Civ,
satisfaction to al who may puEonsss and sssit.
Rev. w. r. STRICKLAND
Rev. n. vANSANT, N.v.
Rev. r. X. YARD, ~" AofH'
| Rev. G. LARUE,
e. L; ! u i 2 a sSszsSi & g. A''''''.r
Rev. 0. TIFFANY. DID,
| Row. G. J. BOWEN,
| Rev. JONA. CROSS,
Rev. JNo. M'CROS,D D., Baltimore, Nd.
| Rev. w. T. D. GLENN,
| Rev. w. II. CHAPMAN,
| Rev. F.. 8. EVANS,
Rev r. G. GALBRAITH, Govs.stown, Nd.
Rev. T DAUGHERTY, WsyassborO. Pc.
Rev. THos, C E; LOCKE, ws'snorsaad Go. VI.
Rev. J. F. LANNEAN, Salem, Ma.
Rev. Rev. g HA oYaI' DID, Charleston, sc.
Rev. A. A. PORTER, Selma, Ala.
Rev. JOSEPH J. TWISE. Speedvell. 8.
Rev. b. B. ROSS. Mobile Ala,
Rev j. L. MlCHAUX, Enfield, N. C.
Rev. A. G. HARkIS,,
Rev. C. F. HARRIS, henoerson' =. "
Rev. HENRY A. klLEI,l Mo,,,o.a p.
Rev. A. l.. POSI,
Prot. " y. WILSON, DID, G.nev.. NY
Rev. w. T. CURRl, An,
Rev. ELBEkI SLlNGERLAND, Scotia; N. 7.
Prot. I'm ~ TER,
Rev. FRANCIS q: GRAFT, Sch.nsctv Nv
Rev. J I: BACkUS, DID,,
New Benz; oTAnI \:
Rev. r. W. CHIDLAW. AND
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MISCELLANEOUS.
blac kwo0d's Magazine
British Reviews.
L. SCOTT / CO., NEW YORK, continue e
publish the following leading British
Periodic .ls, viz:
The London Quarterly (COnservatIve)
The Edinburgh Review (Whig).
The North British Review Free ChurekA
The Westminster Review (LiberaiA
BlackwOod's Edinburgh Magazine( Tory

These periodicals ably represent Ii ethrse grea,
political parties VI Grea' Brtain-Whig, Tory
sni Radical-but politics forms only one feature
Of their character. As Organs Of the most pro
found writer's on Science Literature, Morality,
and Religion, they stand, AS they ever have stool
unrivslled the world Of Letters, being conside,
ed indispensable to the scholar and0lhs profess,
ional man. While to the Intelligent reader Of ever,
class they furnish more correct and satisfactor,
record Of the current literature Of the day
Throughout, the world, than can be possibly ob
taiuod iron any other source.
Tns receipts Of Advance Sheets from tn.
British publishers rive additional value to these
Reprints. inasmueh is they can now be placed i,
the haads Of subscribe ~ soon ss the oricins
editions.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-20

TERMS:
Board and Tuition, including Ped and
Bedding. per snnun. $1,000
For esch Of the Foreign Languages, per
quarter, 5000
Music on Piano, with uss Of instsunsnt,
yer quarter, 1900
Music on Guitar, with use Of instrument
per quarter, 1900
Drawing and Painting in Water Colors..
and on Velvet, per quarter, Soc
noneehrona.is D.vias, per quarter. 500
Vii Painting, 1000
Embroidery, 500
Astronomy, with use Of The Globes. Per
quarter, 500
Rhetoric, Philosophy, Chemistry, Physiol-
ogy and Bot ny, per quarter,... 500
Towering work in Wax, OF Leather, each
per quarter, $50
Washing, per quarter, SEQ
Medicines and Medical Attendance win be IN
extra charge.
Payments mast bsnals half yearly in advance
and
SEoA rzIs RuLB TH1sB WILL D 10 DEVIATION.
- Yosng Ladies' Of every Deneuination are
admitted into this Academy, but - order is nee
sssary, they will b required 70 sbservs the erdi
nary regulations Of externsl Worship.
Persons residing at distance ere required to
have responsibl agent in the city Of Davenport.
Ne reduction will b made in case IT pupils being
SAkss0SseA
excepting BY ptotractsd sickness. One months
aotics Of the removal Of eech yoang Lady 10 70
quested.
The corrsspondsnes Of the pspils IL subject to
For the present year ~ Unifern viii b re-
quirsd.
Eaoh pupil b. required to provide hiAssk With
. furnished Work-hox, six Towels, six Table
Napkins, Combs. Tooth and Hair Brushss, Knife
and Fork. Dessert and Teaspoon. and Tumblev.
There viii b Sessions Of 5 months sAsh in the
scholastic year, commencing On the first Monday
in September, and ending O the second day Of
July, with one week allowed for vacation. ss
ChriStnas
Parents can see their children en- Tharsdsys, in
the afternoonAn no visitoss bat those ssthSviled
b. the parents, o. guArdisns, will BE- allowed to
ssc the yesne ladies The pArents Who rezide il
Davenport ar r. their children hume On the
lfst Satariay Il each meath, but they must 70.
tarn IN the following sunday afternoon.
Attached u tho Acad-ey h hay -chool for
these IN the neishborhood who wish 70 avail
o. emzei res If Il.
Lstters 70 be addressed 70
SisTxR EARY MARGARET MANN.
Acs.JsEv ottte IAm&calats Cseceptios
If@Sot:ssgt, lows. 34-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-20

Altering and Repairing done neatly and 1t the
shortest notice. Prices low Highest casA prices
paid for Furs, sueh - Otter, Mink, 20. No. /.
lsrady street, near Front street. Davenport, Iowa.
,ulyll-dM
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-09-13

THt NtHD --ia 5f .cr ID pr uNp lila
han li ana '.r'o tue i.a. n lerys v
wasngI ID warn ~. Nl lnf soaa.-..,,
cate'4iIr 'tiea t't d neaafa..ly "a. !
towel. l..n. vel. a.'lc1ut .haa 10 II.
1fea LFls. e.re ala.iau. .llan saIch not ~
can b. Ggre Sf,e ~ "a piol.g IRA Aass.
parent shA soi. lae. II easage / /. any
accidental pursuit whir ray Ia .!e ct.sr
% iaa haad', or Il hey h.t. teen az, a
g the sea, li'tle lt.n5t iaca viii ,e .qfo
Their Nhiicbe.s iof ia time. anil Il ;,adsor
soap u proper % wash them .,th. Asr. oni
paste y ot essential sor.st IL preserving
the dcli1acy Of The hands. |, is l4aa male:
Blanc, ani beat mp lOas ounces VI L,aes
almonds, add to them three ounces oF ls,no,
juice. three ounces Of almondoil, and li.ilo
wcpk ,pirit Of vine. The following !s .
very sersieeallc , made ios rubbing The
hands on retiring to rest. Take two ounces
oi sweet almonds. bca, with three iracl,,ns
oi white wax, and three draelms Of sper.
maecii, pu, up carefully IN rose water.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-09-13
Arncsrrnnre rolgon

r.opis hwtun.a.t fla'r lfernse
eln ! as'-a,.i g ile .taI4@l...n4 4ai pane
.al iUtnu u'a f,..s q oas nt '.' N.2r
e.te# 4 t##'st 20 4 slelsa i.Ha tfa rahfe
ifa'n Ibf fct !. 'tst he rHrdgpzci rtr
Of e.ovded tD'm g.'es deposit which
y allowed 70 'tu.Hn ~ f." days ia'mt
n "l'' tt.cl f't'n.ors ma.., ha'hg @
~ -.R '''"f "i ai .i..'i 4. 'i'F. ~ eAaiH i'fd
ly ~. h,io "fe' % = seen = nadtreo g
remarkable chthsc Fifst q. ~. u i- e'i-
.tscd INTO vegetable growth. and the b.
followed " ihe production 81 multitud
d tMNaien'e decisive proof that q
mu.i eeuian efsgn'e Waif'r, oih1Ni. it
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-09-13
HERNIA an grrrtgr

e sisallv cured h. new operation uhieh has heen
',s-shv tested IN hundreds cf ease. without
= ;ss 10 fs. aad ths person Jeff psrfecs IS has
toe accident which pro,laeesi the rupture.
as~ resrgcs with this dtsssss. xho are perfecss
srtalsss. are restored ~ tkeis full salsshv
: operation. This fict is well vsrthy the ntt.n.
'iaf all pefssss afflicted vita .his disease, and
sssaily slsveauners.
lansaFy ), lss0. s0-iy.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-09-13

\ RhsiHE lBtE in nssis,aat
Marshal. : taking tie een.u. n ~ d,yi.
sion. which. ly de way is not whit .'c
: thpfh uis;ric. / Gtio.l faund one fam
ii numbering t~ niy-siS persons. all of
whom live unlte the same fsef. aud arc
gcse.nsi by .acai te, free-lgtc rtinci.
l,Is. II b. me tsu -.aool. There haec
Jela tt' tv9 legal usaiagc, nns 81 which
sas the bcgnnine u Tire family. nnl under
rbnsc ,sathae. aui influences tn r.;
bare groan up. There arr ten iliegtima 9
esti'lFen. Tbe ratriarch. wlto i 4 stout
and mu ealsf tnar ont gwen - spend h.
hours IN cagitasing apan the elnrie. Of the
sestn,li piriiutlstici heaven informed the
Marshal irat be iiad worked three diys
and ! lraf during the past year bni IN
being Toll sl.st he would have % ssear =
t'ial abatement. sail thar lie would deduct
one day. max ins 1.-TWO ard half
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-09-13

AsTnni Pargg.--l'ersons subject 10
spasmodic asthma will receivs some relief
during the pafoSysn, by inhaliug fumes
gwen oa Iron burning pfpcr prepared with
salipe!er. The paper .hoald be loosc and
wlr'e, ,he saine ~ TINT used for ab.orbines
INK blois, and !, should ho, contain any 4.
beers of wood. -Four ounce. Of sal,p.ser
dissolved IN pint Of water makes a solu.
ton Of sufficient strength for the parpsse. .
The paper !, soatci IN This Tor lew min.
aic'. then taken ON and dried thoroughly.
II . then cut into pieces four inches square,
ahd one Of tao pieces burned when required.
Paper prepared in ihs manner gives ~,
considerable amount of Tree oxygen si.eh il
i burned. THIS has been tried dyson u
our frienis with god success.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-09-13
rso'i eHa eugLYe 10 THE MHieu
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flelevc The on'g rur : l-rtel. cs.
cept e. t4s joke of g -ass aan tlta
mrsaIh lnru .as 1et.ol i T#aHsA aa
ohirei u ems. sIi a's, ss5. ! Hara Mad.
iz.u, vas ~ IN Hstt en 3 l.Yee i9g.
rc,. | was !le,l al 81 iay t' ,sty 1ue
c9ld N.uier Hurniur, ~ person cpu.ts IN
business ot the utmost Importance. and
dtcsci mv.eif 10 great haste. suppo H
it might De- 9 .ummabs to . Cabinet Colts.
II. Wien capc into ny private ollea
! found lgug.s'dcd man % least s.4 itef
high, will little applc head. gnaus. and
n iacs critically round, y rosy as r.pe
cherry lie handed ne l''rr from L's
.ScglIeb,y, TIE Honorable Ilag r,.ipll,
recommending him particularly 10 ny rai.
ronaso, | wa, little inclined 20 b. ,'!e.
but checked ayseii, remembering tia, !
was tba tef,aut 81 such men . IS visitor.
an that | eii get ihe reputation af an
afi.tgeg8i. u | uadp any distinction ie-
tWeu man aul nan.
"W,ll, my friend vha, ..aa.ion - you
w..h r
"Wbt-y-y. Tin not very particular bat
ome'.op ~ other think .lsoull lie to
10 bg minister. don't meau of the eos.
pgl but one Of those m.uisiar5 10 foreign
parts.
"Im very sorry. very sorry indeed
therc Is no Vacancy iust rgu. Noull hot
aomeihhg tsic slis yga
Why answered tLc afplehtF1ed
men, "lwgslin't mueb catc i took
situation IN ono of IL ,cra,ta.en'.. !
egg'dnt much mint Leing ccntrg.i-r, oF
40 aad.ips. ~ SOM -acl, thing.
~ lear sir, In sorry, ,ety saffy IN
deed hu; il happens. uft1rtnHa. y. .lat
al these situations are at present Iilled.
NoHldn' you take something Else 4
Ny Iri,ud strokcd hi e'.a. ard 'eempi
struggling 10 keep down lie soatii 2. his
high ambition 10 The pressn! sri,i.. 1t
last be anssergi:
"Why-y-y. yes: ! ion't cafe i | gct
eo1i colIcctorsh.p, or inspec!orslip. or
surveyor hip. er navy agency
''Rcaily my iear Mr phirpernt," I'd
], Il regret exceedingly 'liat not only y.
ltese places. ba, every other place Of con-
qatncc il tue government Is st pres.at
occupied. Pray think of something clts.
ile then. after come hesitation, ak5a
fof clcrkslip. and finally the place II
messenger TO one Of the public officer.
Finding no vacancy here. H. seemed in Yasi
! pcrplexiiy. aud loglinr all atouui the
room, fixing hi. eye at lsagih en- me. anil
measuring niy hight from heal TO too,.
Then putting on ons of the 'lrollast face.
| that ever adorned tie face Of man, he said !:
mister, yoa and seen, to te built
much slke-havn't you some oil clothes
you can spare =
Oh, VIA. falling OF was there! From
q foreign mission b suit Of old slslhcs.
which the reader nss 10 azssred ! eavo
uith infinite pleasure for The only topest
laugh I enjoyed fr yesrs sf.erward.