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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20
RAILWAY nlAsrrnRs.


-.fes-Il TRAINS bEpAar. i.--b ~
LiTrLE MrAMI-l7 minutes faster than City time,
1880 A. M, 10 A. M. and N p. NJ. Columbus Ae-
lcommodatioD,1 A RI NJ xenia Aocommodation, q
lP. NJ,
,qpkw.ED HlmrLrOx sASp bnsru~atr minutes
faster than cty time,l "a. NJ, 1850 A. M, o,3sl
lP. M. and q p. M. Hamilton Accommodation q
M. and 3sbOlp.M. .TUI1 Ga GS
ONO ann MIssIssIPPI- --lis minutes shower than
City time, 4isS A. M. and 5is5. P! NJ. Louisville
IspIsS1SctIs Esp Sfscisgsg,r, Si si,sS, Isln,
minutes slower than City tinc,l $40 A. M, 11i5O
a. M. and O p. M.
h<aiEzrA AND CIScrSNirI- minutes foster than
city time,l 6;15 .A.IN.a and $3.50 M.
oovINoroN AND LExrNeroN-LCity time,l 5i15 A,
M. snd2s25P.M. -, :, - - - - -
omcIssArf, RichMoND. 4sD INnrANAroEus- A..
nj, $50 P. M, 6PIMI cE rY
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20
VARIETIES s

| Robert Hdntef died from sun-stroke I,
New Orleans on Saturday. I1Tl1
j The present population Of Toledo. in tbi
State, is estimated at 1851.
| a,.a dao,s ,.o ,.,. .t..,..,. 49,. :,
Galveston, Texas. q ,,S 4 W I, sI55J : :, Y
| lima noooho. h.n. -,
voOtnn ~ne @RenoneS @ naye peen receiyed at Gal
hood. ''0n' VI 'u' III 'iie neignpor
| m,SaEfa 81 III Sf - CT "a n Il
Ihe'Iexas papers say there are evidence
intend making 4 move for Mssicn e Spnnty In y
a convenient 9nnort1nity ofiers 0o 10 'oo' "
| u,gTaST's tgppTS ~. '"Si9i "TSii99irlr tr
| had his pocket picked Of 800. while in tb,
| cars between Baltimore and, Washin otonl II Z
| A borl orr;rod a. poa.oa
s,5aa Sai,, dIaiseS, CIV, ~. boston gay IeT two
| with 81 Mormon passengers on board for Sal
Lake City,, ,,,l',l''.,, .'ir ., a. I,,
| ~. 11a,igA n 81, lulL,.l ~, t.' f-'',ei
tinnes % rcesd;nln ~ SSepnens oI G,eorga con-
| vertigo, and is Unable at present to attend
to business of any kind y, 'al1nT TtT'' :
| ~. ,,w ,
Statas ;s @suYi,G sa;S PoPuiation oI tne United
fve hundred thousand. IaT' - '''' ''I Gnu ''''
n, ~ 49, @
ny s1n,,, ane, ueln,se OF Lazy byron, her eldest
gEfaandson, aged tweSty- four, enters the House
/ Msg - .S,,pi,, 80 y ~ u = rads .4'nri
,.,,:r .ne o1ner highI tne jewish synagogue in
rNhhsS riJassine ne Mm oprglarlonsly entered and
~, ~ 2 'in poA ooh'''ihing lou oil coin.
G. .a.aa Rents are very high in Austin, Texas,
LiUdo tooS t. reah.lng ag Ior Sl,zoo' property OF all
A'nus ~ advancing tnere III value. ~ .
A difficulty oconrrna in Neyasto, Texas
gambler ~ wbicT tSa tottorg tSeorgu slsner ana
's'fS'' '''''0i "'' 'iio' ueai.i ~
Hon. NJ p. Norton, Judge of the Fourth
Judicial District in Texas, died in San An.
y f'1'''o' " "" u'SS S'ioe'
@ The Henderson (Texasl Times saws tho
wheat crop of Anderson County is mach
better. than was. anticipated. A pretty fsir
crop mas peen made'
IA North Carolina paper notices as some
thing new in the exports of that State. the
shipment of large Quantities of new notatoeS
f'lf1FppT'tpJ e Siie SoaSSt"lse s'oaiipers' H ,
The devices of yroguery have no end In
Philadelphia,5tiieyesh have assumed the porb
of census takers, and improve the opportunitv
rpp tne houses they yisitI gaIr ol
In the New Hampshire Legislature, Mr..
Shirly, of Andover, has introduced n blj In
mitigate the evils of matrimony. IL is said
"a ThGT1 q @ gEl
DrIThomas ,Aptisell, an eminent chemist
andnaturalist, has, been, sent, from Washing
ton, to make an investigation in the cattle
disease nowraging in the Eastern States.
Tho ed;tor of tba c;,rn,ar irov.,> 1.1.
gives an account ofa spirited and highly ex-'
citing game ofamarbles that lately came off
among the elite of that village.
=
and sor W thn naIaea paAoer' barnes,
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Lffrtt MIAMr-5i5O A: M, s AM, 11i0i 4. Nj.
and 4i4O p. M, .HoL YuJy
| ONO AND MIssrssIPPI-5,3O A. NJ, 1923 r. M
and 0i00 p. NJ tdNTHoe>h 'lDuiI 2
| gINoINNATI, HAMILTON AID D6TToN--S,d5 A. M
llos4OAsM., 4 P. M, $3.50 P. M, zi55 P. M. and
lSDIANAPoLIs AND orsorNNArr-1O,15 A. M,
p. ~. and IL 12PsM.,-,.---.l3 ..,r-r >
MAhiErTA AND iCScissAfr21 A. M. and
p,13PiM.D OH u sNV 81 ! 8
goynofoN ASb LExrNoroS-1O,35 A. NJ. and
I CINcIsNATI, RIcnmoSD AHp IsDrAsSpoLts2z,d5
A. Mss1 Il. M :, $3.50 P.MS Mr. = > - sc
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20
NEAtRRtAHMHEh AtRtHM HhrEltE1 Ellis EEEaMAaE HSTAN ,S

I'VE ICAL PHYSICIAN.--M Madame ELLIS'S UTE
RINE ELIXIR never fails to cure all kinds Of dis
eases Of the Uterus, the Kidneys, oyaries Bladder
aud Uretllra, PrOapsus (fallng) Uterie Infiamina,
tion and liberation Of the Womb no matter of how
l4ng standing permanehty cured by the use OF the
Madame refers with pleasure to the following card
of one Of the best druggists In the city; - ~
"Io de Public and he Ladies' % Particular: Iaui s.
1--WE, the undersigned ara not habit Of Civ
Ing our pal,e to Patent bdicinos but knowing we'll
the Lady Physician, and the medicine called the
Uterine Elixir we cheerfuly recommend IL to all fe-
males suffering from Female Diseases of any kind II
~ purely vegetable, and in no case can do Injury; we
say to all try and our word for ~ VIII lind relief
,AA.p rOorner of Fifth and Race lstreets." 4
N B.-For sale Mt the principal office, Id West
Eixih-st, between Raeeahd Elm EDWARD SCAN
liILL, corner of Race and Fftth-sts. and drug
eists generally thTonghoIt the eIty s Ard country
Madame ELLIS has returned from the South, and
can be found at her Office, 144 West sixth-bt, at
ail times. f.st ~ ieH
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

,THhE5Ey W0sT 8N TN Yy0slMSDEREQL DIsoOv-
Si & London % and Paltm9re Hospitals, where be has
neteai dseases, bnt moro recently OF Mexlco where
such diseases are TO be found In their form
During his practice there, in connection with Dr
Don ANTONIO DE LAUsyALIUS, ono III ira
most eminent physicians in Mexico and SPAIN they
uiscoyered remedy In one of the Mexican piarts
ana found only in Southern Mexico that renoyss a.
II py magic, all the venereal tant from the system
IN the primary or secondary FORM Syphilis IN Tic
worst stage, permanently cured in very short time
and the system thoroughly cleansed and p,ire ~
Il y had never been contaminated by that worst Of
Kinds OF corruption Of the blood and diseases OF tho
SKIN removed permanently and quickly by this pow
eTiui agent and alder Of nature, Mexican Specific"
tcrtures Of the Inquisltion, and robbed Of his last
dollar, and still not cured Dr. Calvin also heals All
Kinds Of chronic diseases with great success Msd
o. charge, except by special contract Persona M n
distance can be treated by sending correct, state
ments OF their cases by letter, aud ten cents In
postage stamps Call on address DIR! CALVIN
$U1 Vfne-street, between Fifth and Six tn -sreets
cincinnati, Ohio. Now is the time morrow may
The Doctor has located permanently IN the city.
and can at all times be found at his office. - -
Ascend for Circular.
No. 2O3 Vine-street. . ~ ".
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20
Later from Havana.

Lhtef from Havana.
NEW YORK, June l9.-The steamer DO Soto.
with Havana dates of the 18th, arrived here
to-day. Adyices unimportant. IN Lrl T'-TY
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

g The Henderson (Texas) Times says the
wheat crop of Anderson County is much
better than was anticipated. A pretty fair
crop has been made.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20
complimentary Testimonial.

HDRpF. l.. w. MAsON-D DEAR SIR,
= rho undersigned befievcthat so much interost
has hesn Ry Che Floral Concert with ME-
n,TenlpanyinE NEUROLOGICAL representatfoi,s via,
which yQn favored tho public on Friday evening iat
SnTx we gseye we are but expessng earnest and
Tepetition of the entertainmFnf sfs strt,st Na1..
,that ny q period ms early bs lbssib You Nh
''''or inc public with its repEoduction.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

Hon. NJ. P. Norton, Judge of the Fourth
Jpdiclal District in Texas died in San An
tonic, a few days since.0 Wa ~A--A.'''
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

Dr. Thomas Antisell, an eminent chemist
and'naturalist, has, been sent from Washing
ton, to make AN investigation in the cattle
disease now raging in the Eastern States.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

SECURED By REcENT LETTERS PATBNT.
THIS MACHINE HAS BEEN PRO-
=, NouNQED by all competent judges, who have
seen IT. TO be tho best and most desirable TafniIy
sewing Machine ever introduced, REGARDLEss or
PRICE. * VIII sew all kinds Of family goods, from
ne very thlckest TO tho very finest fabrics made and
uses all kinds OF thread from No. 3 to 2OO
NO Qtl is used on ton Of The Machine. -. -"f
send Tor circular, call and see IL in oneratIon
be secured. S'' 's i"'
J, An energetic person can make a fortune in n abort
umei Agents wanted in all unsold Territory ~
Sole and exclusive agent for ttfS fthitcd Sts,taa
sepi4-u % West Fourth street, Cincinnati.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

Josiah Romans, a negro, died suddenly in
st. Louis, on Monday, as is supposed from
poison administered by woman with whom
he had been too intimate. ,..tnu,s .,ti
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20
AMUSEMENTs.
VVqEaNRE,Ry YIIlgA 90gEE I 4 suaNrR aINflfI

A., u, MISS NARIAS SfAczkrHS
And tho popular comedian,
MR. FELIX A. VINCENT.
sehtcd the comedy Of sfr, 81 ,s,',%TntY % " pre-
THE LORD ANDTHE RUSTIC.
C9nniess 81 l,dnilage.I Miss Giles Fair
iandl Mr. Vincent; Lord IeafheThead Mr. Elislar.
sie Belix beysl, Mrs bieks1m D-- ''N''e''
The performance will conclude with
- THE BONNE FISH WEE. r
ME- Th,stledown and Maggie Mcfafland BfiaA
A. " rehcarsal Bourcicahlt's last noyoIty-,,Tbe
y,'se.t t2i4le4aSa- llLl0 GMILluHGT
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

In August an engineer is to survey from
Columbus, Texas, to San Antonio, with a
view to connect them by railroad, the road
to be finished in two years. M. "a
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

"A North Carolina paper notices as some
thing new in the exports of that State, the
shipment of large quantities of new potatoes
for the North by the coastwise steamers. -
The devices of roguery have no end. In
Philadelphi@S thieves have assumed the garb
of census takers and improve the opportunity
70 rob the houses they visit, IL.
In the New Hampshire Legislature, Mr..
Shirly, of Andover, has introduced bill to
mitigate the evils Of matrimony. 1t is said
to be popular with all parties.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

A difficulty occnrrna in Neyasto Texas,
oh Sunday, between George Fisher ana a
gambler, in which the latter was shot dead. I'M,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

The Louisville Ky.) Journal understands
that the publication of q paper to advocate
the doctrines of the Republican party will be
commenced in that city in few weeks.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-08-09
OP EN- TO THE RED.
LIST OF PREMIUMS

To Be awarded At the xh Wayne County
ASrtenisu ai Society. be h. Id eichmosd the
lst, ID, ID, 4sh aud 5th days Octsbsr. Ios0.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-08-09
For The FaiIAiium.
Educational Reform.

Msssrs Eatfozs --pornIt, IT you please
the following extract from DR.. Hall, of the
Journal of Heal,n. on the Common School
System. place in your columns While
some OF his expressions seem to be severe,
vet the candid mind must admit that there
is a great truth involved for consideration.
That our children are required to study too
much, is apparent. and it's time that the at
tentlon OF parents and guardians was called
TO the ssbeot-espeeially the habi: Of stu
diving out Of school hours. This is crying
evil :l,at is sapping much Of the buoyancy
aud yivaeiiy Of the siudent-by tasking the
hours that shonld be free from mental labor.
The mind that is required to study hours
a day, needs the remainder for rest and re-
creation OF the 1ne n,al by employing. devei
oping aud Strengthening the physical man.
as the only means Of permanent future pro.
gress in mental attainments II is cheer
ing fact that the school officers Of Boston,
have taken the matter 10 hand. and as Tar
as practicable applied the remedy; may We
not hope that other communities viii follow
suit. and recommend exemption from study
out Of school. II.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-08-09
COMMUNICATIONS.
N For tho PaILsdinns.
OLD SETTLERS OF WAYNE co.

j
To bepuile the tedious hours that passed
slowly away, and to increase their wealth
anu comfort, our young pair. domiciled in
the wilderness, concluded they would make
some sugar, and a; The proper season tapped
some trees. and built lite camp in the
woods. at wh,ch ~tkec
Une day. Will, engaged boiling sugar IN
an iron Do, aud big kettle brought On pack
horses from kentucky. an Indian came to
the camp with handkerchief iuil Of calico.
shawls. breaches beads. and other trinkets.
and desired to trade tor large dog belong
ing to our Young pioneer. ho declined SELL
iny the dog. The Indian sat down upon
the VI ouud. united his bundle. and took out
six or seven dollars worth of goods. and
said. -Now swapl' On being answered in
III. negative he Counted out about as mu. b
more, and said. m Ist swap now" The
pioneer said. No. | cant pare my dog"
Thereupon the Indian hastily tied up his
., DDS. rose TO his feel, and striking III.
breech of bis gun upon the gr und. he said
in an angry tone, Shall sUnpF' The
Young man Kept stirring at the FIRE 10 N ap-
parently careI-,s manner. until he parsed
round behind . tall stump near the ere.
against which he had a. ed his rifls On the
opposite side of the stump from where the
lndian stood. then suddenly emerging from
behind the stump ~ilh his rife cooked. and
presenting it nj the Indians breast. said.
..Puck- chee'-go home. Tie scared
Shawnee Immediately started OF in . brisk
dog ,rot. looking back over his shoul-
der. expecting every moment to receive a
bali in bis back for HIS ruff anly attempt to
coercs a trade. and by menaces strip the
young man and his wife of BY far the most
valu.b and Indispensable article Of proper
" they possessed-their faithful watch dog.
About fourteen years ago. met with this
| pioneer settler of Wayne County. near the
| spot where he boiled sugar in the spring oi
| 1905. The potches and punesures made
/ in the trees when tapped. had. with the
lapse Of SO many years. entirely healed
/ over. He took me to the very spot show.
ed me where the camp stood. and . rers o,
| the stump. in quite decayed state, behind
| which his gun stood at the time tie Indian
wanted to buy his dog. We took ssieh
and dug down some twelve or fifteen inches
below The surface OF the ground. and brough
! up . handful of charcoal. burned whl,
making sugar more than forty years hsiore
which sooksd - psrtsc. and n - 6ne
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-08-09
HOLLOWAY : DAVIS. paalishsr :

a
the country. than in the yPcsnt action Of the
school cc1missioners Of Boston. in forbid.
ding the assignment ef1epsona. for study out
Of school. to girls-the city phyeiaian hav-
ing become convinced Of The alaEming evils
resulting from such studiss- CAa New
York. with all ITS wealth Of gold. and mind.
and mou.y. and magnificent epsefrriAe. fur
nish no intellect bright eaongh 20 see and
expose the in,olerable stupil6y Of our pub
II :hooi man.. nsatl
sDucAr.aN AND prsxAsx VS.. soHcaAscs <vo
FEAE,V.
tchildrea on 20 rapidly. fsrents are All
tered at the progress of tAsh liul. opess and
school Committees and dk.eoaarntendepts ara
charmed With the ID u sOaid adyanec.
mens made By the y6(ffl asYtvrs. hut
they take no no'e ofs shS3}ssd fses.
dray- horse look. OF Nc bs2E s,s..I'z
the flushed cheek. the nr.,srnas.
uraily bright eye. the old fnrers sna
the clammy fret' Out 1poa hoh skort. s;e h..
ed intcllects. such leadeas dssl lit
question of education and ssissse. or OF IL.
norance and glorious heaa = Eour aauwh-
ters, we ourselves clutch q a. nn;on of
health and ignorance wiih.sas ssediuess a
furnished tiger pounces on = fs6st TAT lamb.
Ignorance with health may b nseal. may
be happy; but finished sdscatioA with :
fell disease eating out the life. can y mel
ther. and must early 60 down to the gave.
bl'ghted bud. priceless jewel sh;secsi
in the polishing. But health and kiyhNde
velopment need never be discovered.
HEALTH FOR WIVES AND AorHKas.
Extend the time of girlhood, OF .coins
into society,"" Of Outstanding" from siss. =
to twenty six. Let one study bs pass..d
at time; ore solid study and one ornamen-
tai accomplishment. and when one Is thor
oughly mastered, take up second and
Third, giving, from tho age of ten. three
hours day to domestic activities and su-
perntendencies and out door exercises. then
at twenty five, young man may marry =
womsn--may marry help-mset, not pu-
ny. whining, simpering. skinny bag of
bones: may marry . counselor. co-operslor.
.ud au CT. ..o. . ,nr.r..ess, l>-....1.
iressy. helpless doll. The inco-operativ..
Useless. senseless. sickly wife drivee~sg
ew men, capable Of higher Tn of
couragement. to the bottle. torass.
md to the suicides grave.
wives were first ruined menf al,
Y by the shams of dress aus
1nt too faclely at the detes crov
school for young ladies' OF lLd
mental culture. the public l.
mother mou'ds the man; sh
festinies OF her country; but
'wenty. nine ont Of ten atsl
do otherwise than bring to the
.ltar, not the lambs without
| without spot but sons AZ. 1.o4
| body deceased, feeble in intellect. in no|
and soul shell and a sham I"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-08-09
20 STUDY OCT OF SCHOOL.

Under the circumstances. modification
of the pabhe school system is imperative.
and we call upon the two great moral lead
ers of the age. the pulpit and the press. 10
the immediate advocacy Of the abolishneut
e bone study; aud no lessons uadsr sny
Circumstances. be required to b learned ont
of school hours and no greater evidences
of progress. Of advancement in intelligence
and . sound poEsy hss !asaly bsss give. 70
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-08-09

w. " THRAsHEK. Fayeite Co. }
- RoBIssps. Henry Co. Tom
En-. NkwcoxB Montgomery Co.
CLASS NO. IL COWS FOR DAIRY AND WORKING
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-08-09
NUMBER III.
ELKHoRS.

Alter due deliberation on the monentous
subject, the pioneers concluded to stick 20
their cabin citadel. ami trust To Providence
for the future guidance of events Warp
nut in his verbal protest against what he
considered rash and dangerous dssermina-
ton. in order that his skirts might be clear
of blood, in case they were all massaered oy
the indians
On returning home one evening. our pio-
Moor esn;ed an Indian lying concealed on a
-bed connected with his cabin. Suppo-ing
the Indian was lying in wait for him. the
r;o,eer sterped behind tree and raised
his rifle to dislodge ii copp-r colored gem
,Iem.n from his airy perch. upon perceiving
w,,;.s the indian soon slid down post.
shouting, Get out d"g-get eutr Per
..;v;,g that the Indian had climbed upon
The she'd to ke, D out of the way of the dog,
~ ~.s invited into the cabin. and was
k;,dlv treated by The host and hostess, ,w no
never turned hungry ludian. nor any hu-
,,., being. from their door. when they had
.,o,ch to spare 10 feed him with.
No sooner was the
.-Firs: sIft ths.e.
s>~u trembling the ecov Of spring.
than the Young vile felt afraid to stay in ihs
e.hsn alone, and took her saving and knit
TING work into the clearing where her hus
h.nd w.s At work. About the third day AZ
ter sh. commenced going to the clearing
AID about The fine the buek eye buds show
al signs of soon expanding in Leaves, twelv.
Indian warriors made their appearance abou
one hundred Yards distant md raised th'
var whoop. which rang dpaliy through
thu surrounding forest. and sounded ike th'
a..,h k,ali of the doomed couple and thei
ith,ee boarders who % :aax formidable ar
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-08-09

CLASS c NO vI--cARRI.cEs BUGGlEs AND WAC
CONS
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-08-09

OLIvxR WuBuRS. Henry Co
THoA mitchell, Rush Co.. Com.
Il. CUNNiNaHAN, Prebie Co,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-08-09
RIM ROD C T 8.
CLASS b NO. I-GRAlNS.

Il feied to Executive Committee.
Premiums Grain Crop will DO a~ssAed at the
Winter Meeting of the Executive Committee. when
sworn statements must be filed giving all important
particulars. For Corn the ground must be accurately
N 'uure and the weighed measured during the
IN ,nth Of Dscsmber and oeforo. Sam ,lss may be
shown . the Fair.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-08-09
BE>J. STRArrAN,
J. u II lL !ir11os' cem.

and vesr. made by Lady y................. S
do Suit Boy Clothes. cut nd made by Lady. s
JOHN NEsBERr.
Mas. j. NJ GAAR
Mrs 5. MEREnI II. Com.
Mrs. w. L. UE>Nl-
Mrs r. L. HARRIS
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-10-20
NUMBER H..

NOT ASHAMED OF BuHDLEs-We have
often heard half grown boy say pet;shlv
to his mother. .
II doa't like to be seen carrying big
bundles in the streets"
But true pride is ashamed OF such liz.
tleness Of mind. Mr. Astor, the wealthy
millionaire Of New York, once was reluc.
tant to sell some goods to a Young mar.
chant, except for cash. The merchant
paid for them and took them on his own
shoulder to carry to his store. Mr.. Astor
looked ON in surprise, but before the ner.
chant had gone many steps, he called him
back. saying
you may buy on credit to any amount.
l can trust you, sir A man who is not
ashamed to do his own work is sure to
succeed"
Here is another good lesson for false
pride:
Chief Justice Marshal was grea. man
but great men are never proud. He was
not-too proud to wait upon himself. He
was in the haois Of going to marke, him
self and carrying home his purcbases.-
Ohen would be be seen going home A.
w." PSaitiy III ono 0aDQ 0nG
vegetables in the other.
On one of these occasions, a fashionna-
bic young man from the North who had
removed to Richmond, was swearing VIC.
lent!y because he could iud no one to
carry home his turkey Judge M,rshaN
stepped up and asked where he lived
When he heard, he said:
THAT is my way, will take your tur-
key home for you
When they came to the house the young
man asked:
What shall I pay you?"
""Oh. nothing" said the Judge, "you are
welcome; it was all in my way, and :. was
no trouble to me- a.
"Who is that polite old man who bro's
home my turkey for me ?" asked the
young man Of a brs,ander.
"oh, said he, that was Judge Mar
shall. Chief Justice Of the United States"
why did he bring home my turkey?"
Il suppose he did it, said the bvs.an-
der, ITO teach you not to feelabore attend
ing to you own business