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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
H a R w ARE
AT Wholesale.
: SPRING SALES OF 1860.
.CHAS. ). WELLS
/ I3 FIRST STREET,
NYs9S MS C.F E'.9 EEOUS n 9 T~a b
within the last four weeks by sea, from ENGLAND
and GERMANY, and by railroad from New Eng
I chased, many of them. for CASH, and to MER-
! CHANTS, GROCERS and TRADERS, who wish tc
pay Cash. prompt time buyers he can give his as
sura'ee that they can purchase their spring stock
of him at the BOTTOM OF ANY EASTERN MAR
cb hhI HPy Ed1MP In PRs Pssh and f ET49qAS
will Do THEMSELVES GOOD to call on him be-
fore they buy, and learn what the BOTTOM OF
In his ample supply may be found the following
STANDARD GOODS.
5000 Pairs WALKERS and
other, TRACE CHAINS.
S casks LOG AND PLOW
CHAINS.
so doz Root HAMES.
so doz Horse and Mule COL
LARS, (G0OD.)
100 doz AMERICAN HOE
CO.'S Planters Hoes.
SO doz Garden RAKES, steel
and iron.
25 doz MANURE forks, ass'd.
so doz o. AMES', and others,
Shovels and Spades.
so doz TUTTLE'S Hook Tooth
Cross-Cut Saws.
100 doz WELLS, (Hunt's)
Lippincott's and Collins
Axes.
SO doz HUNTS Hatchets.
25 doz HUNTS Broad and
Hand Axes.
25 doz WITHERBY'S Draw
ing Knives.
25 doz SPEAR & JACKSON'S
Hand Saws.
so doz COOKS Patent, and
other, AUGER BITS.
200 doz AUGERS, Blue Nut
Grad Twist and Common.
1000 doz TABLE KNIVES,
English, and j. Russell &
Co.'s AMERICAN.
500 doz WOSTENHOLM'S,
Bunting's and Barnes
POCKET KNIVES.
so doz WADE & BUTCHERS
Razors.
100000 G. D., S. B., and
Water Proof Cans.
Also,
100 doz WALDRON Grass and
Grain Scythes.
so doz BLOOD'S Silver Steel
SCYTHES.
100 doz Superior SCYTHE
SNATHES.
100 doz FORKS, 2 & 8 prong,
Superior.
so doz Grain CRADLES, Bow
and Wire Brace.
so Wood HAY Rakes.
100 Grind Stones, 19 to 80 in.
300 doz Scythe STONES.
Also,
500 doz BUTCHERS Files.
30 cases OHIO TOOL CO.'S
Planes, reduced prices.
AGENT FOR--AND
1000 feet RUBBER BELT
ING, BEST IN AMERICA,
on hand, 1 1-2 to "a inch.
TOGETHER WITH
SHELF HARDWARE AND
TOOLS Of every description.
Rs Orders executed with the utmost care and
uromptitude CHARLES S. WELLS,
marI3 Wholesale Dealer.
ToITN KEITZ IuHN HANFY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-23

BSg~ See 4th column, 4th page, for Con-
gTessOnaI news.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-10-03
LANCASTER H. SOUTH CAROLINA WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCT 1861


cred, and anguish wal painted viviGIv
upon his forehead, IA 4 the words were
branded in his flesh.
~ ELL he muttered his whole frame
relaxing as if burden of guilt or iov
had suddenly rolled Of; Il may as wei!
| 60 to ruin st ouce--tlere's no use ia nv
trying to be belter-e,erybody hates and
desp'ses me nobody cares about me. |
may AS well go to ruiz at once y
le'' me, SAID he woman, who stood
%" '"r enough Tor hight, II that should
oe necessary; how c'me YOU to go so
.ou"g 10 'hat dreadm' place Where
was your '"otner
Nn exclaimed tie boy with burst
- S'',' '"a' WAS 'erno'e 10 oeho'I, ph:
! '"'" eo' "o 'io'ha oil L ha'ht hhd
40 "'o'oer ever since was baby. IL Id
o"'S ""N ''o'her' he continued, MS an
e"'Sn growing Vehe'neh'' ara 'he tears
su'n'S out o' Ills S'AhgeIooking grey
.!eS' "O"'nm ceen pound OUT ana
, N'e"e" """ c"ueu ""o '"'" on 10 win
""PS' "o"'"" oe'h Sa"cy' ana got
""TN% %'u No""' N"o '"en ro', away ana
''o'e "ec""Ie was hungry, oh nam
so' W ",o'"e'-, nave" hau no mo'h'
e' ~, S,'ce was" o"'!
i"S s,''uSIn was u" gone from 'ne
p"'' oo!' wi" - N""" ." "'S h"eeS So"'
On!,o, S'V"'' cr"Nng SOUS an" fu"o'"g
the ho' 'r"'s AVA! WIN MS N""cN'eS'-
Ana GA ih,,' N'n'hh S,"nu 'here "hmoV
eel D"' she c.'ay -" !" P"'" up
lHHnI
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Vice Regent for South Carolina.


We noticed III Our previous nHmhor
'He appoint" c"' oi M's. Mary Ch"Snui
n" ' zee Regent Tor Son'h Cnfo'I"a. Since
'hen' some 'o" mciS III reference to tins
'eh'r",'e ana interesting lady have come
l" our knowledge ~"'ch WILL we doubt
"",' interest cur 'e""e'S'
Mr'' O"'Sn", was '"e d'u2h'"r OF CoI.
'onn C"A' "' 'h' H'''ter Master $ lie
P"''"'t't J" '"' t'e'o'"''"""'! army
f"" o' Miss Does I'VE are not positive
t,'"' :, We 'i'e" l" 'o'f'cu!J o' New ofR'
TOT s'"'e years previous l" tue itt'"n
M.' W. ~ N"N ".T " o'','""h' ''S''',hS III
"''''''e'i'''"' h"' VI u" '.u'e " 'he
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r'oo'''sou'y .'' :"' !" "H' , M"'le ''s';''S
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-10-03

bLoNDIN AND TIE PRINcE OF WALES.
"A special dispatch to the New York
Lines, dated Niagara Falls, September
l6, says:
BIondin having invited the Prince to
witness his perlIous undertakings, announ-
ced an exhibition at o'clock. The
IHnce and suite went on horseback TO
see hlm, and occupied a rustic lodge, sur
rounded 10y the French Flag. There
were present several thousand spectators.
who thronged both sides Of the river. and
enure'y blocked the passage Of the bridge.
Havlng gone through his usual perfor.
mances, standing on his head, CARRYING a
man across on his back, making lelieve
stumble, turning somcrsauts and soaring
almost every one. Blondn announced
TO The Prince that in bis honor he would
40 what had never before been done in
PuoIc-cross on stills. The Prince re.
mohstrated, and said lie was entirely sat.
ished ana did not wish him TO endanper
himself on his account, bu, Blondin re,
assured him, and finally offered in the
most gentlemanly way 10 carry the Prince
over, and had it not 0een for the Duke
there is no telling what nigh. have been
The result of the interview. Finally
Biondln got on the stills and successfully
went over, although it was with very
great difficulty and with Infinite pam to
all beholders.
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SFlFrt 15ortry.
BOTH SIDES.

. man in his carrnge was riding Along,
gaiy dressed wife by his side
In satin and laccs, she looked like queen,
And he like king in his pride.
n wood.sawyer stood -on the street rs they
passed,
The carriage and couple he eyed,
And said, as he worked with his saw on n
log,
81 wish was rich and could ride
',,'he man in the carriage remarked to his
"One hing would give if could
] would give I'll my wealth for the strength
and the helm
or The man who saEcth the wood"
y pretty young maid, with a buHdIe OF work
Whose face rs the morning was '"ir'
Went tripping along will, smile Of dch'%'ht'
While hummrg love breathing ali.
She looked on the cnrriage--the lady she
saw,
Arrayed in apparel so fine,
Ard said in Il whisper, 81 wish from my heart
Those saiins and lnccs were mine"
Ilr lady looked out on the maid With her
work,
:" fair in her calico dress.
And said .rd rein quisL possession and
wealth
Her bcanty md youth to possess
Thus in this world, whatc:er our lot.
Our minds aud orr time We employ.
u Ioungirg and >iching for what We have
not,
Urgrateful for what we enjoy.
We welcome The pleasure for which we
have sighed,
The heart has a voIi in il still,
Growing deeper and wider the longer We
live.
That nothing but heaven can Gll
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-10-03
N u M B E R 8 4.

DEsEcRATIoN OF THE SABBATH AND
EHukcH SERvIcEs.-Repubicanism vs..
Religion.-ln the course of nv wander.
ings found it convenient 10 spend YES.
'eroay-the Sabha,h-at this place Ply.
mouth, Indiana, and in accordance with
my usual custom | attended Church. and
l saw-wbat, tor the sake of Gods holy
rehglon, trust | may never see again
the mouse oi God prostiiuted 10 base DO.
ii''c#' purposes. The first thing noticed
on entering were two large rails wrapped
with red and white ribbon, and close 10
them was a banner on which was inscr;.
ped IN large letters, "No Negro Amalga-
nation" On looking around the room I
saw another banner, on which was in.
scrbed, "Freedcm is National. Slavery
sectional! while Immediately in front Of
The ministers desk, stretched along the
s'dc oi the room, was piece of blue
mus'ln, about three feet bv ten. on which
was inscribed in large red letters. "Lin.
coin and Hamln."
In the name of God, is there no limit
10 Republican fanaticsm ! Must the
ieeilngs OF pious and respectable people
I've thus outraged and insul,ed when at,
tendlng upon ministrations Of Christ's no.
'y religion. And yet with pharasaic i'm.
rudehce, Republicans claim to be the de-
cent, moral and Christian party. God
deliver me, an humble follower after NV
pressed Saviour, from such Christianity,
rom such decency.-C Correspondence of
me oh'cdgo Times and Herald.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-10-03
Conflict with a Snake.

a young man named Frederick Smith,
employed rs teamstcr upon the farm Of
Mr.. Chas. Stumckc, near the town OF
bourbon, in Crawford county, made a
most miraculous escape, few days since,
from horrible death. lie was engaged
IN putting wood upon his wagon, when
n rattlesnake, CT the largest dimensions,
sprang from its hiding place under the
pile OF wood and proceeded to cell its
Shiny body about his arm. The Young
man grew deadly sick al the touch and
S ght, and would probably have given way
under the shock, but for the woids Of en-
couragement that came, just at the crit
cal moment, from companion near by
Smith became instantly inspired with new
hopes. Following the suggestion Of his
companion, he seized the head Of the
Kissing reptile in a manner that prevent.
ed it from using its fangs. and held II off
firmly from the arm. The descriptions
given MS Of ;he appearance Of the Young
man, at this time, is most thrilling.
The deathly paleness at first observed
in his features had disappeared, to give
place TO flushed cheeks and wild deter.
mined eyes His hold upon the poison,
Gus monster was that OF giant. Final
Iy, the snake, feeling that it was about
to get the worst of the battle, increased
the pressure Of its folds upon the arm
This change Of tactics caused great pain,
though it did not induce young Smith 10
slacken his hold upon the head. |, was
the struggle for life, and 10 have loosened
the grasp upon the snakes head would
unquestionably have resulted in death.
The Young man, therefore, held on firm
ly until his companion came 10 the res
cue and aided in unfolding the snake from
bis arm. After being released, reaction
followed the intense excitement under
which Smith had labored, causing him
to fall with exhaustion. The reptile was
soon dispatched, when il was found that
he measured four feet and three inches
in length, and carried ihiriy';bree rattleS.
So Louis EVenin9 Necs
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HoGs.-We hear the inquiry made

HoGs.-We hear the inquiry made
every day as TO the probable number and
price OF hogs Ill this State the approach
ing season. and from The best informa.
ton we are able to get, from those best
posted on the subject, we are led TO be.
I'eve there will be less pork, aud the pri.
ces higher, than We have had for the last
ten years. This is owing TO several eau
ses First, the failure Of our corn crop for
several years; Secondly, the cholera has
made such destruction among the hogs
that farmers ale discouraged from At.
tempting TO raise them. Besides, the dis.
crLm'nation against our farmers, by the
fairoads IN lh's country, in the transpor.
taaon OF their Provisions and Breadstuffs
and IN favor Of distant sections, all con.
tribute 10 discourage the further raising
Of hogs for market.
Our neighbors Of Georgia, South Caro-
Ina, and Alabama, who have heretofore
been dependent on this State for their
pork, must look out for some other mar.
ket the present season. If they have.
then, TO go to the West for their Proyis.
ions, would it not be well for them 10
take into consideration the question,
whether or not it is their interest TO aid
IN building the railroad from this place
direct to Cincinnati, by which onehaIf
the freight would be saved, and sure and
speedy transportation always secured
with the largest and best marke, in the
Northwest Chattanooga advertiser.
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stlprtrh sturQ.
THE LITTLE OUTCAST

Malmt stay. ma'nn III do anv.
th'ng YOU give we-- cut wood 20 after
"n.rr, md d" al your crrand,'
The troubled c,e. Of The speaker Fl led
~ilh nar.. 1t wns II lad that stood at
IT,, outer door, pleading with kindly
t.",'ng woman. "ho still seemed to doubt
l,sa good intentions.
Hne cottage sat 10y itself on bleak
moo, or what III Scotland would have
ben called sue lh" time WAS near ;he
en- ,of n, venbcr. fierce wind rallled
the !houghs OF ths only naked treo urar
TIE h""'e, a.d fled with sl'Iverng sound
4 the narrow doorway, if seeking
tr warmth at tie llHzjnG fre within.
Now and then snow flake touched
with i's s"f, chill The cheek Of the listen
"r or whIiy"ed H." angry rcdncss OF the
i'or Ioy'S t"numh"d hands.
Jhs woman Mas evidently 10th TO giant,
the boys request and the Peculiar look
Stsmped upon Ii' features would have
suggested to any mind an idea Of de
rfnlnE lar Oeyonn his years
!'ut her mothers Heart could not rcsi't
the sorrow IN those large, but not hand
some grey eyes
'G"me 'n' at "ny rate, Ill ,h" guide.
man comes nome ; t'ere s'l d'wn hy The
fire; yon look p"r>'ed viii cold And
she drew rude char up to III" "armest
corner then, susP'clousIy gl""rIng at Il e
chid from The corners oi her eyes she
continued seu'"g Tie '"O!e Tor supper
Presently came the tramp OF heavy
shoes, Tue H"or swung open WIN " quick
jerk, and the 'gnidem presented BIN
self, weary wsl' labor.
a !ook OF intelligence passed between
b's w'ie ana hImseI'-he, too, scanned
the boys lace with an expression not
eVInclng satisfaction but, nevertheless,
made mn, come TO 'he '"n'e, ana then
enjoyed lhe zeal WIN "h'c' lie dispatch
cd his supper;
Day atTf Gay passed ana yet 'he BOY
oegged 10 Ue keP' ,"n'y t'' 'o'morrow )
SC 80" gooa COUPE H''er que 'o"'ldefat'cn'
Concluded t""' 10 Iohg rs ne was GSc'e
agd ~oiSCd 80 ho"'"'!' "eY "ou'd re-
i"'n h'm' u, ,,,.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-10-03

SHE NEVER SCoLDs.-'Mother, guess
you'll be very sorry when you know how
bad I've torn my dress said little Angie
Wales, when she came from school ono
day, but the teacher pinned it over 20
nicely yon cannot see il Dow it caught
against some boards when | was run,
ming
1T IS almost too bad 10 mend,' said
the mother, as she took ou, pin after pin,
and examined the rent, but hope Won
thanked your teacher Tor plnning il so
nicely
i didn't, mother, for when | told her
about it, she scolded so il made me cry.
and | forgot all abou, thanking; and then
said ] was silly to cry for scolding, and
asked me il | cried every time my moth.
er scolded, aud l was thinking about
that and forgot
And did you tell her that frequently
complain Of your crying SO easily T.
u told her that you said | cried at no.
thing sometimes, but never cried when
you scoIded, cause you never scolds.'
The mother was silent. Sne felt that
her child had unconsciousIy commended
the right and reproved the wrong, and
hoped the reproof might be taken kindly.
And 1t was so, for whenever the remover
was tempted to speak harsh and npkind
words TO a little child, the echo Of the
words she never scold-,' would preven,
their utterance.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-10-03
A Family Paper.
no moro.

Many Of our subscribers, heads o! fam
rI'cs with children, say their experience
has been that good family paper for
children is equal to five months school
Ing. II they are going TO school and
learning to read, they 90 over the lessons
IS task, learning no facts from the
book, and improving but little in read
ing but so soon "a ii il announced that
tive paper has come from the office, there
IL scuiile to see who shall read it first.
In tHrn they all read it, and thus they
read it understandingiy, and the informa-
ton they gain Is useful and practical
the event Of the day-the conditions and
positions OF living men, and the political
history Of he country. Every child should
have placed in his hands some good ia
miIy paper. There is no family invest
ment that pays SO well, that returns TO
the family so much good for the small
outlay.
And this necessity for a good family
paper is not limited to children jus, learn.
ing to read. The boy that goes to college,
the girl that goes to the boarding school
should each and every one be supplied
with a good newspaper. Parents and
teachers pay too little attention TO this
subject II is Of more importance than
they are wont to think ; to the mind
that is kept posted in the curren: events
Of the day, political and literary, there is
freshness, "A clearness Of perception, a
strength to comprehend, no, posse scd by
other minds. This difference has often
been noted by professors and teachers ir
our schools. An experienced teacher once
said he could name in a few minutes
every member ot a class that had been in
the habit of reading newspaper from
the quickncss Of apprehension, and the
intelligence Of their replies 10 questions
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-10-03

TnE BITE OF 4 RATTLEsNAKE CURED
IN Two HoURs The following account
of remarkably rapid cure for the bite
Of rattlesnake, is from Mr.. JAS. S ID.
Tstem, residing near and well known in
our city a carpenter, while engaged a
f'w days ago, in pulling down an old
house, aud in removing some of the rot
rem tmbers near the ground, was bitten
by n rattiesnake. In few moments his
finger was swollen to four times its natu.
raj size, and red streak commenced run,
ming up his hand and wrist. a deadly
languor came upon him, and his vision
grew dim, clearly indicating that the sub
tie poison that was coursing through his
veins was rapidly approaching tho cita.
del Of life. But remedy was tried,
merely by way Of experiment, which to
the surprise Of all present, acted like a
charm, the component parts of which
were onion, tobacco and salt, OF eaual
parts, made into a poultice and applied
to the wound. and at the same time a
cord was bound tightly about the wrist
In two hours afterwards he had 80 far re-
covered as TO be able to resume his work
knew an old negro who cured boy
that had been bitten by mad.dop, by
the same application. --PetersJurg Ex
press.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-10-03

The CGoUP.-'rhe Journal Of Health
says when child is taken with
Group instantly apply cold water-ice
water, II possible--sudden!y and freely to
the neck and with sponge. The breath
ing will almost instantly be relieved
Soon as possible let the sufferer drink as
muck as it can tllon wipe it diy, cover
i. warm, and soon a quiet slumber will
relieve all anxiety. A friend OF ours who
has repeatedly Tried this remedy inlonDs
us that il never failed to afford almost in.
stant relief.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-10-03
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