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Troy IN. " Arena of the 9TH inst. SAYS:
Miss Abby Goddard, a well known female for.
merly a :" character In this community was ar
rested in Roxbury, Mass, on a requsition from
Gov. Morgan, and brought to this city where she
was lodged in jail on Saturday evening Miss God.
dard's career is a somewhat remarkable one Pos.
sessed OF fine Intellectual characteristics, she he
came an authoress OF some celebrity, contributing
to several magazines and newspapers, and publish.
ing two Or three volumes herself, among which
were the Trojan Sketch Book and "Giean.
ings.n She was also at one time large contrib.
tor to the local press OF this city, over the sigma
ture OF Kate. She kepta female seminary in this
city, and was highly successful as teacher, hay
ing at one time several ASSISTANTS and hosts OF
friends. But g Kate y got into speculations.
bought brick houses, kepta bank account, got
notes discounted, became !" short.n borrowed,
Skinned and iinanciered, and eventually passed
through all the stages of the bold and dashing
operator. !. from grave to gay, from lively to de-.
vere.n Many staid and respectable citizens en-
dorsed her paper, loaned their names for thous.
ands. but the pay day, more certain than :. death
or taxes, at length came, and with 1t ruin for the
intellectual and brilliant q kate.'' 1t is averred
that in her career here she not only swindled but
forged. How this may be we cannot tell, but GER
tain it is she has now been arrested and brought
g THIS city, for changing the amount of note for
$3.50 TO $500, which was given BY a Mr. Wetmore,
which note was discounted by one OF cur city
banks. = Kate obtaining the money upon It.
Some months since Miss Goddard was up before
the Boston courts on Q criminal charge obtaining
money under false preteHces, we believe, and
passed through the fiery ordeal Of inries and courts
ID thai city. Her trial excited considerable atten
ton here, especially among those who ackno#l-
edged themselves as her victims. She il now In
jail IN this city and il lis quite likely her trial will
engross large degree of public interest.
,.5.5l
E.x-e 49, H.. ffn-
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a Shower 81 nreteorlc stones.


From fke 1o!nnbus Statesmen. May 6ai.J
"a res{ondent in Naw Concord. Maskiagnnl
eoaify IL letter Published III the STATESMAN On
Tuesday morning, mentioned q singular phenon-
enpn il that neig hberhoad on Tuesday. It was an
ding noise in die sky like the roar of q can
j nor, HhIcll was followed by the fall OF number
! Al stones. weighing from TWO to fifty pounds.
Since The date Of our correspondents nete We
) have received other letters from the same region
pt country which not only corroborate his state
buf add greatly TO the singnlarity Of the ple
nemsa AZ y appsaIs that The noise alluded to was
! ieara tsreugh = wide range 81 country, and that
4tonss AZ fhe lind described were found freshly i'm
neaasd g tho earth ii the same manner, miles
III Morgan, Maskingum. Coshoeton aIar,ov NM
4asnaraW as counties The explosion was ilistinctly
heard Near BIC gnnnellssilie several bows Observed
# huge stetae descend to the earth, which thew
&geFfsa iookeu i,ke = red ball leaving line Of
" sMakS 5nats wake. A gentleman walking in llis
feld, near New Concord. heard i terrific crash like
2 A1nnaeF which ansted half minute ana then
pIa!aly saw large body descending through the
Alr innn angling direction with velocity sppar.
enflT much greater than It could have attained by
~ own na0liaentani Going To the spot where il
&tncked tls ground, be found rock weighing over
gd pounds embedded Ii the earth q depth 81 two
5ssfs aIe phenonaens seems to he unprecedented.
the explpsion Mas hoard at all the piaees
Meufipned from the direction Of New Concord
60AseH were aken By tho shock, and In one OF
a 81! 1p&taHees ths doors barsted open. It occa-
saQne a5eak deal Of CONSERVATION ID that section
I 81 sfa eeElptfy 6 well e might
fashlonabie lady described geo nietricsliy fseen
zspna hehnd1 upnical. base equal % veftentlls
wv sae Hxiz siQer yauited zones equidstanf On the
4 2tahes "a tha Sides cone tfuucated one mofnle
152aa the veal apex with Wrapped surface
upon tht parahoIa 81 trunca ton.
rs by lhe quadrant Of sphere, and IT,
5ksss N irregular p0iyeonai planes, If half tise
a sss q the sphere. alopine downward to tl,e
y s5e sasane q The lon9itlde II figure.
Tho Misses Raker. vino hars 49,. 800.
eers ~ ost with cara s.., ,sss con
tslf heartfelt thanks to Mr. Drskss ~ th
~ sasuss e. from sweetgashine
AtoH upon them many attentions Of tener ysas ~
me Hul1stanta sympathy ID their late soa,,rs All Il,
zhaz city # the ladies' mean that iii. Drat e
atantial sympathy. but s attentions Of ssnSa.
regard remain to be explained.
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Trustees resolved to interest Of six
per all the outstanding certificates of Profits
holders thereof their legal and after
the SECOND MONDAY in August propimo
Also TO declare dividend Of FORTY PER GENT go per
cent? the Net Earned Premiums of the Company for the
year ending the so june 1883 for which certificates will be
issued and after the hrst day of October next
And resolved further that after reseryng One Million Of Dol
lars Of Profits all the outstanding certificates OF Profits Of the
Of the year 1856 be redeemed and after the Second
Monday in August proximo we'll to pay FORTY PER
CENT Of the certificates of Profits of the issue Of 1851 and
after the 10th of September nexneres thereon to
Soth June ult.
THOMAS A. ADAMS. President
GEORGE JONAS, vice President.
CHARLRs j. MAssosI, Secretary.
T TRUSTEES. Es..Es.e d
Samuel Bell J. W. Carroll, W. 7. Barley,
John Watt, N. Assndano, Lionel Q. Levy.
NJ o. H. Norton, Samuel Smith, Geo. McGregor,
G. T. Buddecke, John n Ben, L. B. Newman,
3. B. Sumner, R. ". Estlin, r. W.Adams,
n. NJ. Wright p Smms, W. B. Tnls
@. S. Hawkins, P. N. Strong, ]. j. Noble,
VT, Vredenbursh Thos Henderson, John @. Barelt,
Il. Frellsen, E. B. Snedes, Alex. Duthil,
g. Fl. Kennedy. J.J Person, John F. Caldwell
W 9. Robinson jyz5 ly.
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FAscY Goops. RInHoss. TRIMMINGS, Erc.-These
articles Of many varieties found the ssiahhnent
hesrs. ', & i. pifes. lss Canal sises south side
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish oil Orleans City Of New Orleans.
BE remembered that the ninth day Of May, 1921 before
the undersigned Justice Of the and he city
aforesaid personally appeared Henry Peychan President and
Louis Barnett Secretary Of the Hope Insurance Company
New Orleans who being duly according law do de-
pose and that the foregoing and and
correct transcript FROM the books Of said company
II. PEYCHAUD, President,
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this ninth May,
1860. ARTHUR SAUGIER.
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans.
The Directors have this day declared cash dividend
of thirty per the capital paid in Of this Company Of
the earnings Of the ending the oh April 1850
able with Article Twelfth OF the Charter
Company, to-wit;
Ten per the amount paid In payable demand
the stockholders their legal representatives and after
10Th instant and the balance be credited insament
the unpaid stock notes.
II. PEYcHAUD, President
6#s.4 S. PLASSAN Vice President.
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
.-DIREGToRs.-
S. Plassan, A. I4aforest, p. Malochee
C. H. kernion, Thos. N. Blake, B. Eauire,
P. Qucyrouze, r Moreno, II. Peychaad
myli 1t
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srArr or Louls,AsA. pAn,sH or onls.rs.

STATE or LOUISIANA, PARISH ORLEANS,
s City Of New Orleans. s
BE isremembsred that the l2 day Of January 1850 b.
fore the subscriber Justice Of the for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Thos sloo President
james Edwards Secretary Of the Sun Mutual
pany Of New Orleans who. being duly according
odepose and say that the Just tina
and correct transcript from the books Of sad company
THos. sI.oo, President.
JAS. WARDS, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 18th day January
1900 DF. MITCHELL,
Second Justice Of the Peace, Parrish Of Orleans..
The Board resolved pay an interest
PER CENT. IN CASH. the outstanding Certificates Of
Profits to the holders thereof their legal representatives
and after the 18th day Of February Also odecars
dividend of FORTY PER CENT. 40 per cent? on the No
earned premiums Of the Company for the year ending
be 3 1850 tor which certificates will Issued on the 18th
March next
The Directors, after reserving ONE MILLION OF DOL
LARS of profits have further resolved that outstanding
Certificates Of Profits of the issue of the year 1856 redeemed
and paid the holders thereof legal
and after the 18th day Of February The be
produced at the time Of for cnncelmen and
same to after the 3lst December, 1852
THOMAS sI.OO, President.
JAMES D. DENEGRE, Vice President.
JANEs EDWARDS Secretary. aos*
DIREuroRss
James D. Denegre, EsJ Hsr,,
A. D. Kelly, John G. Kicks,
Hugh Wilson, J. II stSnfsr
D. u de Egana, II. T. Lorasdale,
Henry Renshaw, John G. Gaynes,
A. O. Tremouie Thomas sloos
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-29
/ mo. IL
BAroS RoUeE. March g. 1858.

Baron RoUGE, March 8, 1858.
Charlottesville question proposed by you |
understand to DO this Has the Auditor Of Public
Accounts the right to require the Treasurer to de-
liver to him til securities in the possession Of the
Treasurer belonging to the Free Banks, in orderto
enable the Auditor to collect the coupons on the
came.
The 18th Section Of the Free Banking Law pro.
rides, that the Banks upon legally assigning and
depositiug with the Auditor" certain securities,
shall be entitled to cwtain amount Of circulating
notes.
The 18th Section makes it the duty Of the Au-
dtor to deliver those securities TO the Treasurer
for safe keeping ea his receipt to the Auditor for
the same, and any delivery Of the same TO the Au.
dilor, for any Of The purposes Of the aef. stall be
made on written order Of the Auditor, specifying
The purposes for ,chieh they are required, which
order stallbe fled and recorded intIe Treasurer
Ofice with the Auditors receipt for the securities
or any portion Of them delivered 70 him. Arepor
from the Auditor Of any sale OF disposition Of tht
securities, shs,i also be filed in the Office Of tbs
Treasurer" II thus appears that it is made tht
duty ofthe Treasurer safely toleep these seeurtiel
he can never part with the possession OF them I'm
less required to do 50 By Law. He II, however
hound 70 deliver them to the Auditor for any Q
sks p,spssAf a. ses, -hsn. BE Audit a. sAsll d.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-29
COL. HUNTERS CARD.

The citizens Of Rapides will be. inter-
ested in the card recently published by
the Hon. r. A. HUNTER, late State Treas
urer, in which he vindicates himself
against the charges contained in the last
annual report Of che State Auditor, Col.
ROBERTSON. Here, where our distinguished
fcllow-citizen is so well known as one al.
together governed by sturdy honesty and
impelled by honorable instincts, the vim
aication may be considered as unnecessa
fy; yet it is proper that the public should
have M opportunity Of learning the points
ut issue
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,nand such delivery in writing, etc.

+, |
That portion Of the 18th Section which requires
the Auditor to specify the purposes for rh'eA 10
requires the bonds, is clearly to enable the Treas
urer to determine whether the specified purpose ID
really one Of those purposes which warrant him III
parting with the possession OF the securiues'
Should the Treasurer deliver to the Auditor these
securities for any ether purpose than those spec-
fed in the act, he, the Treasurer, would be liable
for any damage resulting from such ilesag de-
livery. :.
Is the collection Of coupons for which purpose"
the Auditor demands these securietes, one OF the
,,erno,es of the act. for which the Auditor has
right to dc msnd them Of the Treasurer! Let US
enquire. The54th Section authorizes the Auditor,
under certain circumstances, to change anu trAnsr
fer these securites-this therefor il one purpose
for which the Auditor may demsnd the sscur-
tiles.
The 92d Section makes it the duty OF ths Audi
tor under certain circumstances, to sell these Sc
curities; this is another purpose Tor whish the Au
ditor may demand the securities A third purpose
ia said to be contained in the 18th Section. mat
section makes it the duty Of the Auditor 70 co'ec'
at regular periods the interest that shah accFue
upon the bonds and stocks deposited Win MIN .
securities for the circulating uotes These bonds
and stocks are no longer IN possession q sns Auu'
tor, az be has in compliance With law delivered
them to the Mressurer for safe keeping anu 'le
Treasurer is required TO denver the" y 'ne Aau
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-29
E. W. ROBERTSON.
mo. 81
AuDlroR's OrrIcE,
Sokl IN 1oSO

Baton Rouge, 18th April, 1893.
r. A. Hunter, Esq, State Treasurer
SIR--In accordance with section 18th of the act
to establish general system Of frse banking in
the st.ten approved 18th March, 1855, and for the
purpose Of delivering to the Bank Of New Orleans
the interest warrants due on the LIST May and LIST
Of June, 1885, attached to the bonds deposited BY
said Bank as security for circulating notes. You will
please deliver over to me the following Warrants
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-29
mo. 81

No. g..
.BAros Rouas, 9th March, 1853.
Received from R. A. Hunter, ESQ.,, State Treas
urer, three interest warrants Of thirty dollars or
collection due Let March, 1853, being Nos 772,
773 and TIA, Of the Bonds deposited by the Ores.
cert City Bank, Of New Orleans, as security ciacu'
lating notes.
(Signed) E. W. RoBERrsoS.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-29

B1aC1k011a
done in all its branches.
We are also, preparedto do
- Wood Turning
Of all kinds, such as Wagon and Cart
6a92s5 Hubs, Fellies, Ac. i.
Planters, and others, interested in the Machine
Business, would do well to call and take look at
our r,e.ess4
NJ a G. II Z N u r 7
and examine our Prices before sending their orders
or work elsewhere. as we are prepared to do all
work IN our line Of business as CHEA-P, we think,
as can be done elsewhere.
fH- Orders from abroad promptly attended to,
and thankfully received. a
a. ali work done BY us, warranted tc give en-
tire satistaetion.
We are Agents for the house Of
w. r. DUNLAP & CO.,
Cincinnati, Ohio, and We are prepared to furnish
Boilers, Engines, and every description OF
s. Machinery
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: SALE OF NEGROES

Sale UE NE6ltOxs
IN THE FIRST OF OCT6 Der y hsuss Is
| was opened and ! hrge suppl y
classes Of N EGROES cselcd ~ ~ 81
;n,norted from Virginia, xsryhnds ~ 6eo's !.
Afterwards, during the whole se.sce' the ,appg,
si,il be kent rood BY the receipt u hsge - :
tia CHOICEST NEGROES TO be had f'vh -
above States. Apply At 81 Baronne stFesi, = \.
tween Common and Grayier, and two squares ~
from St. Charles Hotel. ..,.,,r,,
NoylO-6m WALTER 4. CAAPbEllaA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-29

FT.AIy hair Is eighteen years older than
my uhiskers," snid lawyer, land cannot
understand Why my whirkeis should turn
gray first"
s.Because you 1--we worked so much more
with your jaws tAan with your orAans,' re.
piled Brown.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-29

GA petrlhed fish, over sixteen feet II
length, and distinctly marked, has been Ia
ken from the coal mines OF BIZ Mound, Kan
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They hayo sheet-iron -leiehs at Gale
no. Tie runners are hall round iron, Il Z
body all sbeet-ron, gaily painted, and arr
manuf ctured in that city.
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nursAE.

NOTRaE.
TIyHE members Of the Iowa state Insurance 20.
j arc hereby notified that he annual meeting
will DO held gu the second Monday 81 JahuAiy
NEXT. ut tho Office ct tbs Company 10 the CITY u
Kcokuk. 1T 2o,c.ock p. m, ut which time Beard
Of Directors will be oioctcu tor the ensuing year.
Is. Il. LAhLi,
n.c a Is61-dlm bec'y.
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ET-Is ia said they buy their wood in Pari'
like they do their sugar, by the pound. Il
this country the people by their wood liks
they do their candy, By the stick.
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Great Auction sale

irr Remember that u. F. Humphrey will sell,
n his sales room No. Estss House, nj 10 o'clock
this Saturday morning, December 18th, large
cons en- mcnt on Furniture, consisting o. me nne
Rosewood Sofa 8 fine Bedstsads, featLsr beds, ta-
ch.s-s -eck steve, glass and queer sware. ore
China set, bed clothing, ac. Also, in the evening,
: large consignment OF Bocts and Shoes, Cassine.s,
Notions, JewelIy. Clocas, Do.
Dec29dlt
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WANTED.
tSIn nnn IN NOTES Of the following Bro
QlU,UUU ken Illinois Banks, viz:
Bank Of Aurora, American Exchange Blk.
National hank, Bank Of Common wealth !,
Bank Of Elgin, Bank OF Raleigh,
Illinois State Bank, Corn Exchange Bank,
Bank Of GRANVILLE, Southern BIZ of Illinois,
Will be taken at PAR for Gas Fixtures and Gas
Fitting, TIC be furnished hereafter, ut tho lowest
CASH prices.
Selections can be made from an immense stock OF
Gas Fixtures thew dtsigns) now on hand
kE0KUk GAS LI6HT COKE co.
Decl3itf
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OF this city, VIC learn thai Mr. j. Brown has
met with a serisas loss by the npset;ing of
tie aat-b9gs On v nlch he had the fxIures of
q saw mill, six head Of oxen and other rro-
perty. Three of the sxen, lss being tied,
swan out; tie others we're drowned, and the
mill f1ings sank in sfty feet Of water. The
boat was towed down BY tho Hsrrcn. Mr..
Brown wrote from s3me place in Louisiana,
about Is miles from the Gulf. lie had o
heavy contras. with railroad company
down there. We hear . rumor that th e
company bias 'sgone up"
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- vANnn.
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,

EHOTOGRAPR GALLERY.
ME wish III announce to the public tia. W
w have on hand seie-t rtment OF Fancy
Cases and Frames, which, when filed With good
Photograph or hpihrotspe Pieturs ot re iasiy.s or
friends, mako shout nise Holiday Prescott a.
anything can think ot. We would therefore
invite Ill to give ns call 81 oar Roma over Geo.
q. Anderson Il Co. y Bank, No. 81 Main st, keo-
kuk Iowa. NULLES yANuK1EkEN,
Dec lSdtf Artists. S
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Tue IsAu0uaArioE or Mr.. LINcoLS.--At Q
meeting Of the Senate Committee on Claims,
recently, Iverson, the chAirman, tauntingly
observed that half q million OF Wide
Awakes could not inaugurate Lincoln. .Oh,
then" quietly remarked Republican Sens-
tor. swell send n million" iverson seemed
90 think the number sufficient.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Large shtpm q ngs.
From the st, Louis Democrat. 1


TFrom the ST. Louis Dsmocrst.l
IT Ia astonishing to see the large quantities of
MeI+ean's Strengthening Cordial that are shipped
daily TO different PARTS ef the country. 1t nscsrce
~ three " ouths since this article was first intro
duced, and now, jaaging from if rapid sale, il is
known aud appreciated over the whole Western
country.
livery druggist, dry goods or grocery merchsns
visiting cur city should be 10 obtain supply
of this Cordial. Il is jast the thing required to
strerg hen and invigorate those vino weak and
debiiilated.
Sc advertisement, in another colulnn.
Dee II d1w
MEssns. HosrErrma q SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa:
For several years past have been afflicted with
indigestion and dyspepsia, occasionally attended,
with obstinate attacks Of diarrhma. Being med
ical man myself, seldom take any medicine, and
knowing hat the peculiar condition # my system
required both tonic and stimulant,I determined
IL Try the effect Of bottle Of yaaE celebrated Bit
,ors H.fore commencing to take the Bitters had
no. had natural healthy action Of my stomach
aud bowels fer three months and during that time
had lost fitcen pounds of a.sh. In two weeks
have gained five pounds in weight, have had q
ravenoas appetite perfect dig astion. and no symp-
toms Of dyspepsia ur diarrh@a. Luz Why call ~ .
incon parable compound Btters? find it's DC
hsh.ful, purgsEt, aromatic 10 the the taste, and
the tangible effects upon the system adeiight-
| full warmth 70 the stomach and exhilarx,ing
| glow over the whole surface OF the body, exciting
| cofons preparation vithuat stimulating the bsat
or acc slcraiing thu nervous system as to ieays
any feelings ttlassitudeor relaxation. This is my
experience in the use of this aauirable preIara
| tion. Let others try it.
Yours, Truly,
o. ~. WEsERQ1E, II West 5fh at.
For safr BY druggists and dealers generally es
| erywhere.
sold by p.GInnoss, A. J. WILKINSON, BARrLEr
/ KAYKA o., ard j. r. WILKINSON.
Dec. III 'so-dsw
CITY DlAPENNAHE.
Remember that The City niEpensary is open eve
~ day irtm 10 to II o'clock .. m, whom the pco
can receive Me4ica! aIa Surgical ADVICE gratu
itously.
Nocharge for medicines when authorized by th
Mayor, or proper representative IF the City Cour
ell.
Prompt attendance il required, az no cases wi
receive attention after the hour specified.
sept27d &c. HUGHES, Dean.
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1--WE have probably the sharpess set Of
men 10 Keokuk that can he found anywhers
on tho face Of this earth. From whiting
cider tap up to making steam engine, from
astump speech in bar room up 10 an ora
ton before listening Senates, from writing
doggerrel Up TO editing newspaper, they are
equally at home AMI always up TO snuff -
IL it surprising that snch all fred smart fel.
lows should not be satisfied unless their vii
lage paper should every morning have the
news forty eight hours ahead Of the mails
and twelve hours ahead OF the telegraph !?
And even tha. would not satisfy them unless
they edited or controlled the paper them
selves. Wonderf1! geninses! What lily
that their Lights are bid under tushel
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-29

Tow CoRwrS's MAxrAs.-The deck of Mr.,
Vandeser, representative in Congress from
this district il next that Of the ivy aeon Boy,'
OF Ohio. The latter, being By good ma
years the senior Of the former, said to bis
Iowa neighbor the other day
81 want to give you the benefit OF four
maxias which have carried me successfully
thus far through life. l. Never treat, for
that costs money. 2. Never decline treat
for it a1esn't cost any thing. and might Civ.
cffense. 3. Never iend maa dollar TN.
less MI take two silver dollars as security.
4. Never be alarmed abost calamities, 81
long as they don's hurt YOU"
The old boy" would be full OF his jokes,
IL he ~as on his why to o funeral. Du.
buque Times.
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Gold and Silver Thimblos.
OF ali sia. s and assorted patterns full stock
Clasps,
For Bracelets, Necklaces, Armlets. BE-. ~.
SPECTACLES, EYEGLASSES,
G011IEN

Silver Spcctsciss aoid, silver, Steel and Shell
and Z. e-Glaases, to anti any sight. Having .
large stock OF lasses unset, can ~ them Of any
sight 1t sh rt Hotics-csthcr Scotch Pebble, Peri
scopc or Convex Glass.