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Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-10

Caution !-None are genuine unless the words " Hollouoy, Ney Fork and London" are discernible as scuter-nark in every leaf of the book of direc tons around each pot or box {; the same may be plainly seen by holdng Me leaf 10 the light. hand some reward will he given to any one rendering such information as may lead to the detection of any party or parties countcrfeiting these medi cines or vending the same, knowing them to be spurious.
 aaeSold at the Manufactory of Professor HoL- LowAY, so Maiden lane Now York, and by all re- spectable druggists and dealers in medicine. throughout the civilized world, in boxes at % cents, 62 cents and Sl each.
 Gs5 There is considerable saving by taking the larger sizes.
 N. B.-Directions for the guidance of patients in every disorder are affixed to each box. 8
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-10

Yeast Yeast !! Yeast EV L. WARNER, successor to Edward Coe 1Zs is prepared to furnish the citizens of Iitch- field and vicinity with Brewers Yeast, 5O-M
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-10
THE BENEFACTOR of HIS RACE. THE GREAT HEALER OF MANKIND. THE WHOLE WORLD UNITED! SICK PEOPLE THINK,
 AFTER WHICH, ACT. Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills. nu1I DPEN CRY EQR THEM

TEN HIS remarkable
 A. American remedy is carrying the world by storm. Over five million boxes are sold annually. Composed entirely of Flowers,
 Roots Balsams and Extracts their effect on the human system
 is pleasant, satisfacto- ry and successful. Act
, 1860-05-14
BITTER S.

F., ta2a tht5 seas, hsva s.eoi s-cqull and
7tva;ed -1s.w:71s7A1c1.o xcxzEaCs Ina AID
Cor11.1zx1s-far tte, to5e and truly vl.cabis ecEa.
properties in ~ CT complaints aacced With TIC
Stac.aet Or TIL Ncn1s sste We as for the1 gsuo.
r1luss.a.eetsa s. Eos: assea,1e tuaauaa: Il tier va1
Gus p.sa:a1t a3711cccs- II acortaa,e with tbs ts-
rsaals Of paciA F.ea,ss Il Er.ore, th.J ts,e a.so
hee teea 1nefd asd s>tnow.eigek by al Who tiled
th,E,, to h -1uE DEsT BlTTEas EyEK INTRO.
pUckD" md Is eo-s.a:Iy fs TIA: sasy viii ma.a:sia
their reputation On tSe!r o<a uas1rra.sed to.s.ts
Fer tzlc by raos. &zc pfrne3t Grn,e=s AMI
ia VIII Etes. :o:Ea 10 th7 trads ~ th* AGENT
- L. FUSkE, JK.,
mrt1.1ff.21 3in. 81 Fyo.t E1rft NEW So1k.
, 1860-05-14

EA pazscnger who. ;gare; biz !; name es
Smith {curioua namely from Bridgeport, Ct.
oound for Red Wing. fell. orerbosrd from The
steamer Northern Belle, on Friday oflast week,
when just below Dadax City, and va! drowned.
, 1860-05-14

attempts nrc low being m sds to Introduce; !;
the cotton and coffee plants INTO Ncw Zra,and:.
Coffee: berries frum Ceyion, and cotton aeed
from China, hare arrived at Auckiaud, md both
arc now deposited in the ground ia the fai,h Of
yielding profitable rcaults
, 1860-05-14
WESTERN NEWS.

1l.,xois.-a child Of bIr. Bryant, residing at
Bloomington, aged about four years, fell into a
cissezn On Thursday afternoon and was
drowned. Tic family had just moved into the
house, mud knew not the location Of the cistcrn.
1.-THE JoncsJoro Ga@ttte says the corn has
much revived aiace the latc rains, aud now loo Ks
IN fioc condition .. j. Dt. Hickmano of Davenport,
Ioua, was shot at Mound City. Pixies Peak, by
q German named Hastily. lie died almost ir'-
med atcly. Hickman had ordered Hastily from
c1cim he was working, nhca the latter: drew
pistol and sLot him through the head. "A car
load of 1ra,aer, together With the Ger, ives
buried On "Wednesday last Of chenon, on the
St. Louis. Alton aud Chicago Railroad. 80. The
people Of Peoria have in contemplation the con-
stsuct;on Ct q ra:lroal track through Washing
ten street in that city, to accommodate the pro-
posed rail"ay extension 49,. On Sunday eseaing
last. child aged three tcars, zon Of Mrs. Bar
lara Olson. cook on board the canal boat
Lrura Ann, was drowned BY falling from tic
boat al Ottawa. The body WAS not found until
the toilovisg morning The dwelling.touse
Of 4. Crccl, a5ont four miIos north Of Nacomb,
was destroyed By Ere On Saturday last. Nj. G.
saved portion Of his furniture. hui lost NIL his
clothing. -. On Tuesday evening last, ahous 10
o'clock, the house Of Mr.. Bundsy, a short dis"
tauce east from Galesburg, was eatirely coz
snucd b5 iirc. Mos: Of bis furniture WAS sayed.
His loss is sbout $500. AT Anna, on Sun.
day last. an ARRAY occurred between Mr. Jobe
and James NcKccby, in which The former was
severely stabbed 10 tho groin By McKeeby....
The wife Of Hanson sar1owe committed suicide
by hnaeias her,clf, at Rushsillc, 4 few days
lSn1ASA-A lady IN ioscy county committed
suicide shest time sinc' bT blowing Ont her
q. brains With rifle, the mnzzlc ot which she
placed against hcr head aud discharged With
hcr fo9:- Disappointed |ose was the eause....
4 fierce hs1i storm visited Mishawaka on Nom
day c!eoi11g Of lust week. Some Of tho hail
stones measured three.snd.a half inches in c;r-
cumfercnee. The windows Of the :touses snf-
fercd fcfc:eJ. konc single dwellings having
ns high ns fifty lights broken. Considerable
other damage was dono.. The 'inceones fs~
st'|s says that On Monday last, = man named
john Madden deliberately. walk Cd into thn5'ser
RS
water nag drowned h:nseaf. Ae nad ocen a!'nk
ing hard lor some tlae. Inc sonog man "ho
shot himself nca: Sssme4f laH week Is DEAD.
It was SUPPOSED taa' sne osll osonPea ous ana
That he was not ses'onaly injured but alter tue
souns man Was esaa y. | %ss s, ons0se'ea aa,'ne
ssys .s. tb.t = mn 1an.d Bostnso, iiv;ns sssu'
s,a e1 sS r4s r;o. a s,,, s, ,hrah 'h III;
.s@i -. ,.,rsa . 1;t. IA tvo A. ;,r~,
nsnI, '.,1.. ns ~ - ~. '
<,.
A,eH'css.-A team 81 Ar. Edward AFta'tage
atThree liasess, consisting OF three horses hitell
cd t. plo"' ran over his Little son fcw day
since. aad 10 bsdlT injured him that he died o.
the tAiEd day after he .sec'ceat.. The stcan
saw mill belong1ngto D.. :. D. Richsrdson
about e'gat miles ~ess st:9eeee. Aa'eFs' "a
eonre'5 eousualea ~ ufe "a s'oa. "ecA. !
, 1860-05-14

The undersigned has b.en sp3aatc1 Geae7l! Agent fu:
the n, Liner 10 The North H.ss, .th Is reassd to
nsh t.ck.s Il n: IL .'aly LIE Ct st3z+s rom
S; Jovrph I, psnvtfC T.. sea,ir seats - her
a-d sse.es ron Ctl:.cotc DtE:er Thy; Tt:tsc ard Tor
E.1d !ste.s oy II. Pony Est,r - e1psf p kszta.
tr.et 1etpt ior Fltlsa, Of every de.eri2:p Ats.
n1e, Aaeh::t1T. ke. ~ 70 tos~a1t b Aa:.7: Hes<J
in oEe eftae EE Ct H;.:sl ,s;1r~ WsG:ea x5o,e
he psTtsson et Gxs1 Upon ,5s ia;ss nd Army
Supplies 70 Utah md New Mexlcp, well kno.n. ~.
Minors pIG2&ffd TO- a7y eu,t Vt f<sSht which
n.y he toursneA 20 him hts ..ts with cesx.nay
9..d descs;ci Az aHp<2sonA = NJ A3la:s f9s
ltte1i o; inquiry 1ao2sy 7nsHssa Appy 70 or sd:e+s
~. 50 De nso:z: stree. .Chttafo, III.
c.. SAMUEL i kLLEA, Ass=t5, s.. Lou.4- No.
, 1860-05-14

Chicago, Milwaukee and Lake Guposio7 Lrr.
Oh the cpenrk OF nov's..icn, Two stsAners the LADY
ELGIS And On lOSAGUS, will bt put Gu lilo Lee be
hte St WMs Canal L1uld b. opened tr thc lnk tbs
Lady Els1a. terE lake Superior. VII: TEn on tht
between Chicago AID eau.S:o Marie. The aoote sr1.c;
ment viii fu1zisl ntt at II cLteaEo eve:y drc tsys.
'NsA' "' i. +. SPENCER K CU.. Af"ns..
t,tsttes1 sE1 Foot OF L1ta..e st1StL. CE.. - II-
, 1860-05-14
3srptE6BsS.

pOAG, FARMER d CO.'S
EXPRESS.
FAST FREIGHT LINE.
Via New York and Etie Railroad,
At CURRENT RAILROAD RATES.
Bv all RAH Or Rail ASH stsAus 10 Hsa<lo
Mut ra:1.ses~r;* r;*r:&co-ExPEEss, aat II Intend
oFFiCES-ln Bzeaavsy. Cat,aaa street 1ls Escad
STREET New lu,k, I'D
No. q Pomsroy'a Building, Chicago.
KS taiaf apply '' eiSs5a CEASE As...
4 MEXICAN EXPRESS CON.
IA rAxr-o1:s corner Of Lake a2d Dearborn ssrr<ts
From aad .1es The da.e htseor Va further aots ~
E1pr-n wiiaHlEc md depsz: IS follows:
Ar1vs from D4t,it Ba6ko, Albany. New york anil
G:sst censi :1 ar.sd T?1si kostss ssaa. ssa :.
e. +: :? s*s:nss cs,9s.. ;s ~:
kss:s ~ h:s 5
IN. Depart tt:.5 N. .aa ~ pm.
cs3.s s q ss e is: aks:ss s 1:saP Sts..i
Neg Ass.ay shsn Nsrsoaes. Il ILL., asd sp@aa- De-
Ass17a fon cent1alts s.. Lou!. Cairo Xenpha vet,
h5cx tnd HcE 0teans r1 Illinois Csn!1si mi AlesNpe!
River Railroads, It An aaa PM Depart At ssi k-
Ase fso:a x.nao.a. L,sa,e. B.son: Ga.t.a1sh,
a.
1o=a aaa Mississippi RrcE. at ep:-- Depnt q s:is An.
Ani1e Dzon Fulton Lyons cilasoa szd ccta. Earea
TIL lad Chicago. Iowa stastA Railroads. ss soup n.
a;se I'm nsia. ne.r.dese. Beoi,. 1seer.e, Aae.,a,
bnque Frdsle u Chiea. l. oss ST. rsai Natin5haa.
aaS ~ psn.s wsst r !ow. II. GAena Chicago Vaon
Baotk Aadsoo, Ilcns Central Apesal Petnf, ana Oa
huque I. ~ ,oada ani Maisstppl Rves. II $40 pm
s Fin s'ssTsss ss ~ H.! r.,
RAILROADS Il Its SIN. Uepa2t u 100 p;m-
A1nyr .ron Woodtoct Reoif. Ja1esv4.e Madison, Pral
.e du CT. Il Ctosse sad ST. I3e Ea Cacsso. s. Pac
Fond On Lac sad MHH.Etee 4 Mississippi klEIoSds &us
N,skissrp. t!yrE. :. 3s-E.x. 1e.13 pa. Depart n
A.74va f:5a wsSk.soa, Eese.h., ras.,c, Scxzakee
Wss.rt tsed du La. Kipsn, Berlin W: kosh, Hen
Is c S'.aSf III w bss:s II v.y
L.cse..s II, WI & Ho<iccn, Chseasc. - l7at oa1
Elss.n aat GAL Pm: De7:It-t s:ss n. .sd sSrIa q
~ Our Tue 70 aot from al Ike Above II
Au1t3rAel a.l Rates law hy aay atLer E1
Prev. s2tt4a kstes cate fos of Aocty sAt
~ We Eo1ld A1o Ak La 1:te2Hoa u OF i
tssssc, of cssseent tnro;ee* On delivery Of Good
tter+hy xgig t4etn &Ae.es tas tn tutE. 1t o:zs f.
tksy Do Mt t. erEdlt. Of tss IN natnaEa
II sEea kct1 o1T1et rsooa.!oc fer th- rtu1
OF sno1ey ptpf4tty. Tt.a1e the GQ4ds afeEad
urt aIot orr r*srl,1 rates b7 a.HnTet as. Va VII Ee
eaas:pcd oar Agent u xh1Ga t1rot sea- hy aa
E1pfe to b. ceGeted delivery ci GoGds- Orders III
0tee for Wagons to ell. will always r. asesde
oa:s Eoaifs sro, Z L. ~. .17r.x. 0ce.s ree.!yca to
ss 5ss:s =. IL; ssa s;
snpss oace. cNca.c. May 10 j, iss. ,aJ,i esio i,
, 1860-05-14

I1rsd tke allsa or cAaal Goods 70 curing see.
su!az .sAson te:Etca
Buffalo, Chicago, Milwaukee T. Racine,
G'aass iss:ns F cs.p pset psex & :; EEz
MOHAWK, DAC0TAH,
TONAWANDA, MENDOZA.
PLYMoCTH. CUTAHoGA,
NAY FLOWER. CHICAGO,
NEPTUNE, wENONA,
MISSOURI, MT. VERNON,
ssts L.: 4: -: !, E 2?;s Il g: ): H:e
Ma7F.M. An4 bes.een BUFFALO aad DETRo4f.'a
CONCORD, DUNK1RK,
OMAR PAsIEA, SAGINAW,
psit st FL Bi sfx Ss t*
A1IAxEs, EQUATOR,
EUPI1aAIKs, EcLIPsE,
oKONoTEs. EQUINOX,
'.:s BIT Ell s u ist AEa'*
MARY STEWART, ILLINOIS,
Es:;es i; Il T GhsHs a! Sss A's
| COMET, ROCKET
L..r,ns IL. pock foot Of c1,cans'i sree. O'Clock
H. Which. 1u2n.oS in c,nnee4 VIII tie u1eYr1.sa
| Caasl facilities Of this consfaty, eomw.nEE
$50 Boats Of the Largest Glass,
fEsht of uAteh w1 lca-s Hp.4.o srd Eew Tcrt tslY)
ind VIII ths i1W YORK Gen EAL EAiLKoAp ", b. as.l
EXPRESSES ever said Eosd c1.bes then to OF H
Chants aad Slippers theso eviderty te1u
Ike Of their to a-I from tie kAst nd
| Ktn with reliability and dr.pA.ch- .
, 1860-05-14

old OSWEGO LINE TRANS
~ POETATioM COMPANY. 1880.
E&sa4NsAs6 u 1885,
ALyORD DAM, o1weeo, Propristnsi-
F.B Dtyz- Akeut 1o1 Broad atseet, fev fof. q: Z.
1r77txouz, Gtn%sal Agent 0IEsSp. ALaKHt LIE. ten
cral VI s>txrn Axtnt Chttax1 EYl1c1A-xm
, 1860-05-14


(Fro1 The oa1hs Republican, Aprtll1I
1t meeting Of the Terrific rial Central Com
uittee, held in 0m2ha on the IL Ii inst, tile FOL
lowing gentlemen were elected delegates 10 at.
tend Tho National Republican Convention, at
Chicago: Hessrs. DrSDr, OF Richardson couu-
tv; CaArsR, TArLoE and IRISH, Of 0soe county;
Elnxnr; Of Cass; WEEsrsR, MKREp11H and
D11cucocK. Of Douslas; PAnpocx, ot Washing
ton, and WARNER, Of D1kota.
E. IT. ROGERS, Sec.
, 1860-05-14

sc g; A.ii hi. ustse. .unI,.I Tia! Earoa fEtr. tar
tallY u wLoIY wo1r. m1Y tt fc7oE:sa irt, ka United
E5ea yasnt q s ;nStt soGa 81 Y r III f!e.
{ecn ser1:re tcd 1le S.rtsJ 0: tie
lca uJ is tcrtsi atkoti<t .Ed a:'cScd 20 psc:csiGe
such ru aaI re11ansr 1ay ta re,c4ary u rro.s.t
tie yerue a.siai fiui ana 10 ,1e ID E, ctsT
atsE snA we'st q ~ ssea tsap-Etf w6e7 a4a w:!::
Grau AID etptsad Restricting and Et.rf rx:y Kf'l
wishd:a4' 10 the Ios et 1!sr wLEt n.rc!cd sIl
nro thug ali nas a tEns Of hot n'o:o Than
, 1860-05-14

Having Issrey ieez<aeed thar Like fIe, vii b. prs
E1rsd oo tie a1gat OF Canal Good to curing the et
suIax 4sAsan te:Etca
, 1860-05-14

THICAGO, BURLINGTON &
~ QUINCY RAILROAD.
pas%enstY Ta3 Iea-e t arrive II tafeaEu ~ fcoW8:
Day kxpera iexsr4 sI3 &~ Sun4As% 4xeentd alttxea
I'D pm, sEu.aya .S9ht Exptss. leases 2la
pm. SasurIAys rxetp;eI arrives 10 An, Aouiay9 AZ
crpted. AtnGet1 Acccnodat:cn cgn!aJs
<1tkSsEd; ;17..xe. 9.lk e. saadAy. rncr2ted.
u. e. lANNuAH, ueoetalS12t.
, 1860-05-14

900 Bags RIO aud JAMAICA
fAHsoas, FlTEE / nANKEY.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30

Is Keep Cool.
Keep cool! the secret of success in life
Lies not in haste, excitement hustle
strife.
This .bolting dinners hurrying to
and fro;
Keeping up one continued, constant
''go;"
Taking your pleasure jaunts at railroad
speed,
And never stopping aught to seeor heed;
This going to China just to have q chat,
Taking but one clean dicky in your hat;
These are the features of the times.
/ own.
That give to modern. lifes it's zest and
tone,
But do they bring us real, genuine joy.
True happiness, unmix'd d with base alloy
Keep cool; don't strive for sudden
wealth too fast,
Fortunes quick made are seldom known
to last.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30

Wellingto, and Washing gton.-At
the installation Of Lord Brougham as
Chancellor of Edinburgh University, on
the 18th ult., he delivered lengthy ad-
dress upon "ScholarslIip and Its Uses," in
the course of which he made the follow
ing allusion to Wellington and WASH
ington: The history of later times, indeed
Of our own country, affords contrast to
the failings and the vices which we have
been viewing, and the contemplation OF
which may well excite sorrow for the
great genius which they perverted, and
abhorrence Of the mischievous uses to
which they turned it. OF our own illus
trious captain and statesman, who defeated
Napoleon's Marshals in the cause OF his
country and her allies, and who ended by
overcoming Napoleon himself, it might
not be fit to speak in this way because
though no one can have the least doubt
who he would have acted in like posi-
ton, yet he never had the opportunity of
declining an assumption of power beyond
the law. But in Washington we may
contemplate every excellence, military
and civil, applied 10 the service OF his
country and of mankind--a triumphant
warrior, mistaken in confidence when
the most sanguine had right 10 despair
successful ruler in all the difficulties o
a course wholly untried--directing the
ttlormation of new government for
| great people. the first time SO vast al
experiment had ever been tried by man
voluntarily and e.nssteIntatiously retiring
from supreme power with the venerato
Of all parties, of all nations, of all man
kind, that the rights of men might b
:, conserved, and that his example migt
never be appealed to by vulgar tyrant'
1t will be the duty of the historian an
the sage, in all ages, to omit no occasio
Of commemorating this ilustrious ma
and until the time shall be no more, wi
E, test of the progress which our rae
q has made in wisdom and virtue,
6 derived from the veneration paid to tt
;, immortal name of Washington.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30

The Time Fired-It is satisfactory
to the Second Advent people to know
that j. V. Hines, the leader of the
American flock, has made an agreement
with DIR. Cumming, whereby the end OF
all things, including the world is to
take place in 1867. So long as these
two lights were at variance concerning
the time of the catastrophe, OF course
nothing could be done.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30

~ Mother, have 1 got any chill
dren?' asked an urchin Of eight sum
mers. ..Why. no. What put that into
your head, my boy?'' because read
in book to-day at school about chill
dren's Children "Here, Biddy, this
child is feverish, wash him in ice water,
and put him to bed"
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30

ped at once from my eyes. Isaw that
the good cid phyeician was right, and
that3this cant about sowing wild oats
involved one Of The most dangerous
fallacies into which the. mind of a young
man could fall. It was my last folly
Of the kind.'' ~
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30

F MIR. Yates, who has been the
Secretary of the Great Eastern Com
pany from the commencement of the
enterprise, is at present in New York.
He comes to adjust matters in regard
to the arrival of the Great Eastern.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30
An DIN a CE
to regulate the Port or Landing Of the
City Of Cdrrolltom.

j. Be It Ordained, By the Mayor
and Council of the City of Carrollton,
That it shall be and is hereby made
the duty of the Commissary to super
wise and regulate the Port or Landing
of this City, plant tie posts, direct
steamboats, and other vessels and all
water craft where to land and tie up
when they are to remain at the Landing
for any period over "a hours, and col
lect the charges hereinafter imposed on
all such vessels and water craft.
2. Bet further Ordained, That each
steamboat, each steamship ana each
sail vessel, ship, brig, g,schooner or sloop,
each Aatboat, keelboat or other water
craft laying at the landing shall pay the
City Ten Dollars per month provided,
that this section shall not apply to any
| vessel or water craft making tempo
rary landing for reception or discharge
| of freight or passengers or other pur-
: noses, and provided it does not apply to
| boats to be broken up on the batture
within ten days sfter they are tied up
there by any resident of Carrollton.
8. Be 1t further Ordained, That the
charges imposed by the second section
of this ordinance shall be payable IN
advance and to facilitate the matter the
Comptroller shall countersign and de-
liver to the Commissary and charge
him with requisite number OF blanks,
for the collection of which, the Com
missary shall be responsible; and forth
l with after the collection of any OF said
bills he shall pay over the amount col
lected to the City Treasurer and ME
the Treasurers receipt therefor, with
, the Comptroller.
d. BE it further Ordained, That for
: any interference with the Commissary
in the discharge of his duty as laid
down in this ordinance, and for any
i neglect or refusal to comply with the
directions of the Commissary as ex-
pressed in section first of this ordi-
g nance, the person offending shall be
liable for and pay fine of $25. Re-
Q coverable before any court of compe-
= tent jurisdiction.
S. Be 1t further Ordained, That in
cases of neglect or refusal to pay the
a charges imposed by this ordinance
l. within "a hours after demand and IL
IA cases of fines incurred as per section q
- the Commissary is directed to place {
hill for the same in the hands OF ths
k C;ty Attorney for collection by sW
d, and file the Attorneys receipt for sW
,r bill forthwith with the Comptroilerf
h, 6. BE it further Ordained, That vi:
- vessels or watercraft leave'the landH
~ before the expiration of the(month
1 which they have paid, the Council Y
return pro-rdta of the mo- shly ftR
SO paid, on application in I an,
oy party interested, ,,.... davenport al
Is- NJ owith the Ordf
adopseu we're repealed; aii'
Err Sef finance just passed, was declares
Gro be in force from and after il
~ Daseacra
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30

The Angel and the Ass-As
dandy was vending his way through
a narrow passage he met a pretty
girl, and said to her: :,
"Pray, my dear, what do you call
this passage!"
s'Balaam's passage" she replied,
sAh, them" said he al am like
Balaam-stopped by an angel"
"And T." rejoined the girl, as she
brushed past him, sam like the angel
stopped by an ass"
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30

v A physician thus addressed a
surgeon, while in their patients cham
Der: ssYou must not forget to phlebo-
tomize the old gentleman tomorrow"
"I won't suffer it" cried the sick
man, in fright. Don't be alarmed
sir" replied the surgeon, "the doctor
only orders you to be bled-" S'Oh
as for the bleeding" replied he, f%tha'
matters little; but as for the other,
would sooner die than endure it"
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30

Queer Doin IS - A party of males
and females Msere arrested on the
streets of .~-smouth, Ohio, the other
day, the fei&saes being dressed in
male attire, agts tsthe men in petticoats'
Their object IS to have little fun
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30
from the Waverly Magazine
Teaching District SchOol-Et - M.

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4. Of all avocations,
Keeping minds astir,
None are half so pleasant
AS pedagoguing, sir.
Whaling little urchins
With an oaken rule,
Bless me, amt it pleasant,
Teaching district school!
Groups of smiling faces
Greet you every morn;
Scores of rosy lasses
{ With gown and bonnet torn.
w Ragged little urchins,
II With dirty faces found,
A Embryoes of statesmen
And men of high renown.
Troupes Of young immortals
Meath your watchful care,
Moulded at your bidding
Minds of virtue rare;
What is half so pleasant,
Z Noble still, tor boot,
Teaching youqsS~ideas
Just the way g to shoot."'
Then it is so pleasant,
= Pleasant boarding round,
Nowhere in creation
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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30

p. S. I forgot to say that if were
woman, and if had husband, and II ne
should happen to be sick a little, and was
obliged iosstay at home a few days. ana
to subsait 10 the humiliation of being waited
ON svoaBd les,,sct, and think he ought to
is s.as cross asa BEAR" and never think
had done, .anything, os done enough Tor
The Placer herald., 1860-07-21

SHER1FF'S SALE.-By virtue OF an order
~ of sale on foreclosure of Mechanics Lien. to
me directed and delivered, on the 2nd day of
July, A. D. 1860, issued ont of the Justices Court
OF John Barnes, J. p. Township No. 10, for the
county of Placer and State of California, on u
Judgment rendered in said Court. on the 2nd day
OF June, A. D. 1860, in favor of William b. Will
son, and against John Chapman, for the sum of
Twenty-FOur Dollars and ten cents $24 1O,) with
interest upon the sum of $24 10, from the 2Sth
day OF February, A. D. 1860. at the rate of 10 per
cent per annum. and for costs Of suit taxed at
81 Os, will expose to public SALE to the highest
bidder, for cash, nt the Court House door, in the
town Of Auburn, on
Friday, the 27th day of July, A. ID. 1860,
at the hour Of 10 O'clock A. NJ all the right. title
interest and claim which the said John Chapman
had on the lst day of January. 1860, in and to
the following described property, to-wit: Lot
No. Is, Block No. As, i'm the town of Lincoln
Placer county. together with the buildings there
on known rs the Pioneer Hotel. All of which
named and described property shall sell as aforc-
said, or 80 much thereof as may sufficient to
satisfy the above Judgment together with the
costs due and to become due thereon
l.. l.. BULLOCK,
Sheriff of Placer county
BY Geo. Johnston, Deputy.
Auburn, July 9TH, lS60.--3w