davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-15

GisGFR CooS1ES.-Two eg-s; 2curs MO-
Iasses; cup lard; J cup b..,ar. tea
spoonful soda, dissolved IL o. tablespoon
iuls of water; tablespoon. ut ginger
flour enough 10 roll thin.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-15

We see it stated that Wm l. Graves /
Co, of Lacon, lllinois. have !ls, 400 hogs
from hog cholera, within the iasc lew
weeks
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-15
Tie Legislature.

Our returns for members of the Legis,a-
ture arc now complete. Our figures give
the following result:
SENATE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-15

FENrE Posrs.-There are people who
have long believed that fence posts last
longer ii the top end is set IN the ground
They have believed it without giving any
reason for their belief except the TACT that
they h We tried it. At last We have rea-
SON given BY one who has satisfied himself
by experiment that the top end of a stick
will last better in the ground than the
butt end. His experiments need not be
detailed here. They are conclusive, if
facts But the reason is novel one. 1t
Is: 1t is moisture, for instance, that rots
timber Keep it dry and it is exempt
from decay. There are many kinds of
vegetables that will propagate from the
siip--!or instance the currant, willow,
grape, &c. These, although separated
from any connection with the root, con
tinue to elevate the moisture from the
earth, so As to cause their growth. Oi
course, the vessels OF post timber. II plac-
ed in the ground according to the arrange
ments OF nature, will elevate the moisture
and keep the timber damp; but, II that
order is reversed, il remains comparative
ly dry-hence the principal reason, no
doubt, why post lasts longest top down
wards
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-15

Rrr,p CAKE-Three cups Of dough,
worry light; 3 cups sugar; cup butter; 3
eggs: i nutmeg; a little soda, and raisins
or not Just as you please.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-15

TuF total number of votgs Y0,,el N the
United States AT the recent Presidential
election. will not tall far short cl 5,Uuu,ryJ
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-15

Etl4fFlt THiSItIAN NNU z Tt''EVN.
$s.ce fisj do-5r ,r,At q, 'ftG'sg DI&, nan street
OTTAWA. Ills.
HE. C would respectfully call tEe attention 81 those
sG.r;I. tfnrn Chronic Di--,-c,- particularly >rt0
f-is ,z Sar NiicIr, truptions "' The Face
SAN. .,.I Head. ~. Sores al al diseases arising
from impurities Uf the t.,s-i.
lI-U. Hr.arrrity~. Carv1fEr--, and Diseases a. tl-
s,s, distortions a. the Feet. Contracted L:iubs sII
surrs---
C,ac-r tr.a,,d u;,"I entirely prt:Icip'r al"
With Il sacr.ss t,fJrS uucqaslyd. sP+
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-15

IT is estimated that the hay crop of
Massachusetts this year is worth - 100000
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-15
t:cuer.I TaS lor Oh the Rio GlanGe.

The American general Wa a man OF
iron nerve He Wa AesL.tfoL. obsti-
nate. lie. knew l.t.l.. of fear. aud was not
easily DISCOURAGED As4i,..t the opinion
oI a large majority OF L!. oldest sud most
a.-..urtj.LeG officers. after Tie battle OF
P.I. 4.;,. he advanced and won tie
brilliant victory Of Ke,sc. de Ia Palm.
s-..a., odd - great ti.a,. II D, had been
!y,r. ne would have L,el recalled. # not
de.r.Iri. as too rash Tor command Not
4 .sa,.4r.-.-d iy the inef.ic.-ncy Of the
9u.rtrI-IL.-tar. L-u.rt,Dcut or the cool
cl,lllty OF t..- secrst.ry OF W.T. he had al
y.uccI upuu Monterey ~.tu an Inadequate
t.ig- a..I without t!au>} }o!tat.eu. Ec-plta.
stores. artillery. uI .utrcicn.u- itur ur.lulcnts
H,cH.r.I,d more III the Nayeuet AID In
his rIh--. and ia hi. own capacity for dr.-
per4i- e&grd.-n;s III ease oil emergency.
t-idn ON the support Of tue government u.
tie lulr- a"i -Ai.ial- = w,,r. g.! these .c
had oA.E a limited Know ledge having been
trained exclusively o. the I:oauer bui
Ne had military cte and BRAIN, perfect
cou!ueAIe III IHoiavntH OF f'rI, A"owI-
edge o. men. ana inT faculty oi coMmaHd-
IHG obedience and coHhdeHce. lie Wds
AA""h 10 'e A. LIiI do b!aNr' anu MS PIE
s"hce lever la-Iod 10 INSPIRE Ms troops
indiana FLORIDA ana AIcAicC o'"r lAohu
hieh's 0I h.- Sv".ouH "A4SA uIiE c!!t.c'>H!'
aAd aie indeg,nt OF praise lis military
Instincts have tie stamp OF intuition. The
Duke oi e!-hGioh Closely StId!ei ana
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-15

OREGON papers continue to give Glowing
accounts Of results Of the late harvest
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-15
IsL SlNESS CARDS.
THE NEW YORK BAKERY

ESN }. Il. WHEEa.tEs.
r.5IE undersigne would respectfully inform the nia-
z bitants of Ottawa and vicinity that he is now
prepared TO furnish tie choicest variety OF Crackers,
such Butter Soda, Lemon, Boston oy ster, Abernei
d Water Biscuit. Also, Bread Cakes, Brown Bread,
Pies, &c. good variety Confectionery, OF the
choicest selection constantly hand. All kinds of
Fancy and Wedding Cake made to order.
The subscriber having spared no pains nor expense IN
fitting up "A for the eTience and accommoda
ton his and the public generally, are now
able furnish anything in their line to those who de-
Those wishing IL. New York Wagon to call daily
will please send their orders the y. Y Bakery, or to
the Post Office
Remember the place. in Elwaris' Block, few
90 H. Thomlsous store, Main Street. send IN
ord and they will receive prompt attention
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-15

This gives the Republicans a majority Of
one, after concediug that the Democrats
have held their own In the district- set
down 10 them. The House stands a. fol-
l.,,-.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-15

WACGISH CIKEGYN,N-A certain elder.
who WAS holding series OF meeting 81. "a
place where but little assistance, c..it "v
had, wa~ oveuoy.i one Sai,.,h i.v.-.nS
To see a brother who wa d. good preacher.
ride W. aad Immediately insisted il-t he
should preach toT him.
No, oCd the brother, "ja. il. .ou VIII
| VIII preach th.- evening
cry wcll. -a.d the elder. WI! pro-
pare the Way for YOU by preaching ,.aa.
the text lie that cometA after lie .=
greater tnar /
If you 90, s.id the brother, Il vii
preach in the evening from a! rA1, come
before Inc were thieves and yci.-l-.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-15

4 NTw ATTITUDE FuE R:Hla. - let
ter from Liverpool, de>criLiu- i.s proceed
ing- Of tie Lancashire confess. r..ss 10
account Of 4 new firing 20, .tioi..
Dns gentleman, said IL - an Indian o.
ticyr made beautiful practice With Iaru-
er rihe His firing position wa> -'I.'v7uat
peculiar, but i; Possesses tie y..l.4. ., per-
fcctue>- You sit down OF 'Ar -.r.a...
su! port the barrel OF the rifle .I tte .--,
arm. lay the left haud on til, 81 -tst .i.i.
supporting the toe OF the butt 1u ll4r I'-lt
knee. The position IS som.N!..t. .iat..,
and the performance aprears - a. -dl.Il.-
y hU>hing liS weapon to -lr-.. u.t, when
the , iti- was brought level with o.. ci i-,t,
not ttem0r could be noticed. "I4--
eyr. or Centres generally reward .ue
l4.iemon's steadlneSs-.Na.. T..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-15
Buffers majority

The vote of Fulton county for Treasurer
by some oversight was not returned 10 '"e
S.eretary's office, which explains the re
duced figures.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
D.. ---...-... 10 ,',.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-15

best aud most nnrr0vcl <tyI.- >h- hH- aI-0 a T.U
assortment "f DRESS AND CLOAK rATTEH>>. F't-
terms Children in great variety tie lex slap"
Skirt wnrraIt.st -I'Trg~ .IIge ''Y
them g. ~ 80, aud nice >irs Tor zoe. also
str.i springs.
4 large assortment OF Ch.!reh'-, Misses, AM La
Gic~' Hair N-t~. Fr-i.c CrT--t-.
i.!-,cIuug arA Pressing ioue. Old En"ne's '"'trt~d
and made the new ef,.p, sep2g
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-15
marco ~ SHAWN POWELL.
L o i III +. l. y j. | |. :

=
8
: = o '"Ii ~ IAN ana
.'''.. ~ - -
500"
" 4
NiLL'NkHf "'p'S-
Co. T-l-ihg q r'.HI'.r'- -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-15

.. A T. r.
FyNHE nm der.igrrd has commenced Brewing superior
j article Of CREAM ALE, and hopes TO r-c-iv" the
public patronage. he i determined 70 MOI hing in
ITS manufacture but the very be st Malt and Hops
Orders -ft ~ tn Rrewe-y a the p. Godfrey,
or at Clancy Co.'S, shall be promptly attended TO.
brewery on OTTAWA Avenue. vest Of the Ravins. =
Otsaws, Nev ,. 1850 y. L. ORDILLY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-15
SPRING TR ADE-
Nn.i,. nanr and Hind Fa .lOry.

Sash. Daar and Riind Fa tory.
NSrErak- this method inform the public tna;
W iar. purchased jle sash, Door ant Blind Factory
A. +. C4qG.!iE. and prepared Ur-~r NY
tiiiu. oF business. such SSH Doors.
OH mort uutjre.
EzvIr- lumber Yard ia connection with Our f-cfo-
Tr. Z think facilities {, furnishing DGitIiuE
rI.- nu-qUsri Jj- CITY. and 80 stl Wit attract
or ,r.rr- and tiI ether, We may want anything
ouI me T. r.f iui satisfy y"r,rS-s t-J -rIi
you 4 good srr,'- just wlaG vou an,i cheap
c4-u. Tier, wiz i,- uE1d Lumber o i.. Doors.
Minds. >s,.s. glazed and glazed Hss, Us Paints aud
Nails.
Oaire on Main Street, OTTAWA. ii.
mario -I:AWN & POWELL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-15
CT. a.. I..Ss a.seG'TS.

--F-ST. z. &. IS K.Ne "a (.
Buffalo snalytico 81 edicai Institute
IT5Ei.'ec Il. treatment - 'Ss "'ro5tts "s -"-S
lSR. NSSCptT visits Dj;ava rtrai-T!y every '"ur
II an! -tG
OTTAWA. .Gtl,itE iIouSE DEC. 18Th aud lI:i, t;i
n"sl.l s.
tIe trrst, successfully Consumption. Ii~"ass g" the
Hart and haLtA-. tai.itfii P.rui -r
Rh-IJpat-nI Cont. DrUP~ie>, Ne '"us tNri'ts- Al'
r,I-N Ep!tl,Sv f1-. Asthma 1T Pi'ii-s' Ns-
rsigfi Hi-t-s. GTav-i- scr";I.s Hap bi- S.-fe
Tuagors E.upIioTs, Iium"rs PICS '"i ' tenie Con-
ii1inJs-
Our remedies are Vegetable. We VII! not make strk
70 tnsx- well - tar down build mp again. Con
SJfy,rIBN r..EE. rp.I
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-15
AT STRAWN & POWELL'S
Sash. Door, and Blind Depot,

On, In Sale street. opposite Fan Doren d Os
born s Store
WILL he found all kinds and colors of Paints, Pa
, w tent Driers. and boiled Oil and Turpentire
Also general assortment o! Glass SASH gln x.d and
upRlased, Doors, Blinds. and Nsis-cheap TOR cash.
Otavs, August 4, 1850.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-15
HEI TOR kiAREs~.

s.t!t TOR HARRIS.
HfFICk in the second story o. >tGer's building near
the BaTs OF OTTAWA Residence East Main street
cast OF Fox River. aus3-
II. KSEJSSL,
German DFUg-it1H. 4 ysDtse"nsl. Win 81. Ottas-.
.tH;ipLESsLE AND EETAILl
ImTor:-r OF Drugs Chemicals fr-uch Cognias Bran
dies, Wines, aug,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-15

We are unable yet to give the Official
vote for Governor and Lieut. Governor,
,som the fact that the returns Tor these oil
t;cers are directed to and caEva>sed 10y the
legislature The figures however. though
a little larger, will not be materially differ
ent from those for other State officers
The etficial footings for these are as i'll
lows:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-15
APORTSNEN DEPOT!
HOHAS MOORE.

TMPORrER and manufacturer of Increase Twist Ri
~. aud Shot Guns. Of every description. Telescope
and Pa tent NIzze Rifles, Revolving Breech, Cast steel
Barrels Guide Starter for hunting and large
sortm,nt of R-vevers Colts, Beas Mathattens Blunt
4 syu., Alien 4 rhurber's Gentlemen will find 4 my
stop everything in line and warrant to give salts
factisn o ali that favor with their patronage
invite cid friends Of ii. r. BEuNSkk TO give me
call a. he il. nv agent Customers will always find him
st his post Ny shop Main Street, near the Fox
Nver Bridge.
Powder shss wsAs and Caps. Guns let BY the day.
Apn SnONAHloOORR
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-15

Oct : IL ! 7.i3s tsz.;: KtfsES
He Undersigned having purchased the shop and stock
al GeWrn fInieE, where Ee Intends 10 AIRY on Tie
business more Intensive lie hand and
wuy- III rtcc; OF the best quality OF American, ita
Ian anu t:ypti Marble, Tor Head iuub stones,
Monuments. Nrnrse-. Furniture. &c As e has Of
the best w"TkueH Ia tte western country Ae feel,
sirvd htt h" can get up anything his line SUPERB
style together With low prices, lac feels assured that
I- VIII give " those VIII" "a him with their support
,ili -4ii-farsipu.
y. q. Orders rom distance earnestly solicited and
proml ,ly attended to- JAMES WILLS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-15

lhIS tavorite coniec,ion will soon be in
great demand, during the long winter eve
ninss; IN country life especially. In the
American Agr'ceierolst we find the fol-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-15
.Ge.EI4 -. +.C.s1is 5. ". p.

yic~Yfs.'@ R..ri G,tteys of 81 y-"HN- HttH "'
i,,yiu- n 4 ..I4r-- Of iiI-i.t! - Europe Tor -eEe-
raj Year ,....ccr OF s-.rs in itii"oIs he
conf Vi.g -iii-:+ci., 10 t.!y-c "t.v II2t
{. hI- u" I"-.ti a.Isiae-
ocice i,"r:b -.r "i li,e Court House square Re-
deure SUPERIOR st, east u NatInuaI h"-se decS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-15
.s-yic,,!:szr;.I implements

anal, in Ottawa N >tyie and ~ .. 'Irti"ts, it"
in northern Illinois, all LIi.as %
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-15
Z. 4. NAY El.
Br.. .sa+:D 4 'IcAsg Eis

associated ihen-e!p-, together for the practice
respectfully tender t.cr services
she :Itf-u. az UGts 4 Sud vicinity
B.-AiI persons indebted To either Of the under
sig requested csii nne iIs-ly and arrange
the
eEee Hunter's Drug s:cr-. La Sale St.
&. EtEB. VI u,
i&BIS 4. u GIARFHUR. NJ d.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-07-19
oaapslSs Gatbumias.


Late spring produce tie greatest PLENTY.
Tie besi WY to humble n rraad man
not to take any notice Of hin.
Worrying continually about somethip, ar
h'thinF' y popular mole Of suicide.
The grin, business II life i 10 watch s,sr
yourselves.
Woman NAY he Fav-almO. con,es.
"i'hau, love- bni she canno, be happy.
lie not be deceived by a iacile exterior
lehder men sometimes have strong wills.
Second thoughts in lfc is a cunning in.
posing on ones self BY IN cndeator to mai :
our reason conform to our will
The purest joy that w can exrerisns. IN
one We love, il to soc that person a source
Of happiness to Cshcrs
When . man SAYS an ID !, Al NV ls;.
Gre, you may take Il for granted that h.
vii not Dc j, al all.
A pervading tranquility is rsnsrallv tho
Characteristic 81 the hrsi order Of minds
g rosilessness Is Of the second.
In writing. in criticism. and IN I,fc-;n
" these, first Impressions are to h pre.
served.
II y Q noble species II revenge to have
the power Of severe resalia.ion, anil no, 10
s~aercise IL
Say nothing, DO nothing, which a mother
~ ass sepeova aud Jon are On a certain
1nese &c ssoe nen % vhcse knowlei.s
= ~ e espena, and yes We MAJ And !,
essA m arssnent. 10 calrslase q
49, ;e,cssaee.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-07-19
Commissioners Sale of Land.

D.RSuANTtn m lntcrlcsu.ery Decree. rendered
" 2 eaHss wherein William ". IiIisti i Com.
fininsnt aud Mary ulra It. al. are Defendants. in
the thsncerr rourt II Pamela county. vtszissirpf
- he May Term. lst1. thereof. ivitI, a. en-.
m~tssiaus- therein appointed. rrasspi 10 sell. :.
the court House dnnr. in the town ~ Pamela. IN
81 county, on MONDAY the 9Th ia- Of Asrus,.
tet.l. between The hours prescribed Nv Law. rn 4
credit II ss months from the iav Of sale, the fal.
loving real estate. living AMI being IN the csunty
81 Pamela. aforesaid, tis,
Fenr acrvscf lani. lying In the N~crth.ws.. cor.
ss' ~ The soa,h.sss. quarter Of section fourteen
lii,. township seven ~, range ca. west.
The purchaser will be required 10 give houi and
security Zee the payment u the purchase money.
10. HARRISON,
fanoss, sane -, issa -.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-07-19

Sns.hALIhvts SAM Old Newspaper. Tor sale
= tis ciAce, at 50 cent. per hanaruA. H.
~ eaespsf than am ctlser SET. for merchants, as.
ssrssahss u, lNe ~
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-07-19

VI have completed syet arraut men. -
= here for che conflict IT the jnta.sts.
VII r. th" pleasure seeker Tuasa vns.r4 mo-
se.i4meHlfd ~ tae most eminent physicians II
~ ~e'nutt'. tor she eute ef S%efa.a.i. l,F1ps, .
ffi1' liver Complaint, Disease. t%eFnftir h.
itma'es, ere efsa. Chronic naestt4. Stfh34=.
s' '.4v1a nts ot the Kidneys and tinttt organs.
AMI ~ eataneaas diseases.
e.K IAbLk will be sappliei with the hes, tho
eFaatft aaOris. with aeeammnlatir. nr.s,t a,t
servants. tduyey lner ~ tnd from the t.tft p,at
istts = day distance ninr milss.
April -. is3t. = ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-04


Two MEN Rus AWAY WITH EACH OTHERS
WIvEs.-On Tuesday OF last week, while
standing on the platform OF the depot building
at Crestine, waiting for the train to start east.
ward, Il train arrived from the east. The first
persons we recognized getting from the train
were W. X. Scott and the wife of Levi L
johnson, of Marlboro, Stark county They
readily recognized us, came up to where we
were, and Otter the usual sautalions inquired
when train would leave for Beef0utaiue
The women instantly recognized each other,
and without uttering word, pitched into
one of the liveliest free fights we have ever
been called upon to witness. The way the
ribbons, bonnets, collars and fancy fxings flew
was refreshing 10 mlliners and mantua ma.
Kers. This excited Scott and johnson, and
they were so sorely grieved at each other for
running away with their respective wives that
they went into pugilistic exercise with a
hearty good will. The caret flew delightful
ly, the store clothes were ruffled, and the
swearing went on in fine style. A great
many persons were gathered around, but no
one caring much which of the parties whipped,
they encouraged the fight and laughed at the
sport. While the fights were progressing,
Constable Smith stopped the fighting and took
the parties before the mayor, and his honor
fined each of them SIS and costs for breaking
lliG peace CGOlI anu AlTS. UOllSOll, w ITO nave
tor some time been suspected of being guilty
of licentious intrigues, had planned an eIope.
ment, and, strange to say, johnson, who it is
supposed has not resisted the approaches OF
Mrs. Scott, as did Joseph those OF Potiphar'S
wife, had also planned an el0pement, to be car
ried out on the same day with the other par
ties. Both guilty couple had clandestnely
slipped off from Marlboro on the same day
one pair took the cars at Alliance, and the 9TH
er got on the same train, though in different
car, at Louisville station. Neither couple sus-
pected the other until they met at Crestline,
when the feelings they enjoyed may be imag.
ined but cannot be described on paper After
paying their fines, which satisfied them that
fighting was an Improbable way of settling
the difficulty, they INDUCED in tie application
OF goodly number of hard words and names
to each other, and finally separated Scott
and Mrs johnson taking the b. and |. Rail
road, and johnson and Mrs. Scott the p, Fit.
and c. Railroad. Since then nothing has been
heard Of their Journeyings.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-04

MEDICAL FEEs.--The Medical Times and
Gazette, in an article on doctors, alludes to
Radcliffe taking more than 20 guineas day
at the end of his first year in town; getting
500 guineas day tor curing Lord Portland of
a diarrh9a, 1000 guineas from Queen Mary,
for attending the iufant Duke of Gloucester in
an attack Of commissions, 1000 guineas for go.
ing to see Lord Albemarlc at Namur; and,
calculating the difference in the value Of mon
cy then and now, the bankers book must
have been very pleasant one at the year
end and one can understand how Oxford has
-nlofled by the Radclitf Library, Infrmary,
Observatory, and Travelling FelIowships.
Our medical contemporary goes on to say that
"lhe cdcoetheS doadndI is not besetting vice
of this age. Patients now manifest enteebed
powers in other why's, although some high
minded men are obliged to resist, like Mr..
Jetferson's friend, who said, Z" l wonder at
my moderation" Those who wish to be paid
fairly are obliged TO act up to the motto, "Ac.
cipe dun dOlet'-takc your fee while your pa
tient is in pain As curosities in the fee way,
we may record that of Henry Atkins, who re-
ceved 10000 from James L. for going to Scot
land TO attend on Charles L. when an infant
Louis XIV, who gave his physician and sur
geon 10000 crowns each tor one operation
DIR. usdae, who was once member for
Hertt.rd, who got E12,000 and .e500 year
for life, tor going to inocuate Catherine, be-
sides the rank OF Baron OF the Empire. The
Austrian Emperor Joseph made his physician,
Guarn, baron, and gave him Il pension of
$4,000 year.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-04
lQlOrtester Daily Spp.

From Punch.
The Two Kings at Teano. Oct. e. 1860
Victor and GaIibadi, side BY side
The crowned king and the crownless-hand in
hand,
Meath the blue sky of their regenerate land,
Silent, mid shouting thousands; To- they ride!
Not many val hands pure OF guilt.
AS to be laid within that stainless palm,
Horny with grasp OF the familiar hit;
Met many ROYAL looks could brave the calm
OF those deepscated and unwaYering eyes,
Fearful or terrible, ruth or war
Subdues or lights them. Ride on, to the cries
Of"Long live Italy" while, near and far,
All good mems hopes bless thine nvesti,ure,
Honest king-maker, of an honest king.
And pray thy work may stand till rooted sure
In spite OF friends that as the ivy cling,
Sitting with wintry green that shows like spring
Jude on, Victor Emanuel, to the throne
~Fron which crowned wickedness hath topped
down,
While Ganbaldi, guerdonless, alone,
Takes his far higher throne, and nobler crown!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-04

TRAVELLING COMPANION FOR AN EMPRESS.
The Paris correspondent of the Court journal,
in giving some particulars of the Emperor and
Empress of the French through the provinces,
gives currency to the rumor that the whole
journey has been embittered for the empress,
by the constant appartion OF a lady in black,
who always presents herself before her majesty
at every station, in every crowd, aud in every
triumphal entry. The lady is young, as may
be seen even through the folds of the heavy
Grape veil with which she endeavOrs to conceal
her features. She is beautiful likewise, though
pale and it is now fully ascertained to be
from her hand that the inevitable bunch of
withered flowers is thrown into the empress S
carriage at almost every place where the i'm
perial procession has passed in state, and
wherever flowers have been thrown by the
joyous population. The constant recurrence
OF this event is said to have given great annoy
ance to the emperor, and to have greatly ex-
cited the nervous sensibility OF the empress
The pale shadow is always accompanied by an
elderly female, in deep mourning, like herself /;
and the apparion has become so inevitable
that the empress is said to look round in
nervous trepidation as her carriage drives
through the crowd which at every place meets
to greet her arrival.