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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-09
THE OLD EMPIRE COFFEE POT

has none of those faults; on the contrary 1t is
so arranged as to condeuse perfectly, and there
by retain all the rich fragrance and strength of
the Coffee, giving most delicious beverage at
a quarter less expense, and yet is so perfectly
simple that it is actually impossible to make
any mistake child can comprehend the
whole thing perfectly. All who have used this
Coffee Pot are delighted with its great simplicity
and excellence. For sale at the Tin and Stove
Store Of J. B. SELHElMER.
Lewistown, December 8, l859.-3m
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-09
GREAT IMPROVEMENT!
OLD
[3ll3QA3 COFFEE 2OTa
Simple and Economical!

MANY attempts have been made TO produce
wi a Coffee Pot capable of condensing and
retaining the aroma and strength of the Coffee
ordinarily wasted by evaporation, and yet be
simple enough to come within the limits of or
binary comprehension. Hitherto this desirable
end has been very imperfectly attained, and by
means difficult to explain and understand
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-09

Wheat Meal Crackers-Mix fresh
ground wheat meal with pure soft water in
to a stiff dough. Roll out and cut the
mass into thin crackers, not quite as thick
as the Boston cracker of the shops, but
larger in circumference, and bake in brick
oven. Be very cautious and not over cook
or burn them.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-09

Caleavencd Bread Cakes.-Wet wheat
meal with pure water into rather thin
dough, or if preferred scald the meal by
stirring with boiling water, roll it as thiH
as for crackers; cut into pieces about two
inches square, and bake in range, oven,
stove, or before fire.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-09

Potato Cake.-Boil good, mealy potatoes
and when well dried mash them up with a
little olive oil or sweet cream, and proper
quantity of yeast, and as much meal or
-four as will make the whole into the con-
sistency of dough, roll it into cakes, and
when sufficiently light, bake in moderate
oven.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-09
THE
A0Q93R33l51a
Reeines for the Ladies.

We select the following recipes from Dr.
Trails New Hydropathic Cookbook -
!S.ceet Broum Bread.-Takc one quart
of rye -four, two quarts of coarse Indian
meal, one pint of wheat meal-all of which
must be very fresh--half teacupful of
molasses or brown sugar, one gill of pota-
to yeast. Mingle the ingredients into as
stiff dough as can be stirred with spoon,
using warm water for wetting Let it rise
several hours, or over night, then put in
large deep pan, and bake FIVE or six hours.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-09

Flour and Potato RoNs-Take one
pound of potatoes, one pound and half of
flour, two ounces of sweet cream, three
gills of milk, then rub them through a
wire seive into the -four Mix the remain
der of the warm milk with the yeast, and
add the mixture to the -four. Let the
dough rise before the fire, then make into
rolls OF any convenient size, and bake in a
quick oven.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-09

Indian S1oppers.-Take one quart of
Indian meal, two quarts milk, and tour
eggs, Beat the eggs, mix them with the
milk, stir in the meal, and bake on the
griddle like buckwheat cakes.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-09

Rtce Griddle Cakes-Soak over night
one quart of cold, boiled head rice, in four
or five gills Of milk or water, the next
morning add one quart of milk, and stir in
nearly as much flour, and two eggs well
beaten. Bake on a soap-stone griddle.
Fine bread crumbs or rusked bread, mixed
with the rice, improve this cake
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-09

Rye Drop Cdke.-Take one pint of
sweet milk, two eggs, and tablespoonful
of sugar. Stir in rye -four till about the
consistency of pancakes, and bake in Toured
or oiled cups or saucers half an hour.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-09

Johnny Cake.-Take coarse ground but
fresh Indian meal, scald it by stirring in
boiling water until stiff dough is formed;
then mold it into a cake three-fouths Of
an inch in thickness, and bake on board
before the fire, or in a stove or range
This is excellent for children, with or with
out little milk or moasses
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-09

Fru5t Cake-Take one pound and +.
half Of -Four, quarter of pound Of snl
tara or blown raisins, half pound black
ourrants, four ounces sugar, one gill sweet
cream, four eggs, one teaspoonful bicarbon.
ate OF soda, aud half pint sour milk or
sour buttermilk. Mix the soda and cream
we'll With the four add the sugar, raisins,
aurrants and eggs, we'll beaten. then work
all into dough with the milk as speedily
ss possible, and bake n an oiled or Hourad
:in mold an hour and quarter.
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POSTAL DIRECTORY.

FOreign and Domestic Mails.
TIME or CLOSING AT rHs NEW YORK oyYI0I.
DoxEsrsc. North-AbAny BunAio and CanAdA..S r. n
ss ::.: ND as Wv I s.. IA n Il
souA and southwestern =
s s:.s:ra man. !; ;.a;..a 4 4 ~: "a =:
SUNDAY MAILS; On Sunday IN naas close = ~
oArronsu.. 81 ss.na:Aip North Star, Monday.
s. Overland Maj Tor c.lo:o: leave: 8 Lou:
9s :Saa 5sS e asrt.d o1sr.ss =
sLArr Cry fhe Overland NAH nom 81 Joseph co 70 San
:sss:' .sa s'i $. n 49, SssSSs
10 p.r,c HS wa . =. sssegn North Star ON Mona.v
Evsosx 81 Steamship City Of Baltimore, sa,ar,
sAnArA lAs,s On The i.y amer Ss arrival Of :ssc .er
asas cs sSs essss' 1920 pS ssss sSs
WITH mss for vAs Bahama Islands % b iandsd
HAvAxA..... BY seAmship Cah.wba. on Monday.
No.ru HA win be sssa .ha. he afternoon Norm ma.
Ls1rI.s ) T.4,..Ir1rp TEE oyrnIA.p Rou.. =
marked Win The word ny steamer from ST Louis
Of sam sn.orio which weekly. The postage three
IN spcle letter tie distance between hess points being
der three thousand miles.
TINE OF CLOSING AT TIE LONDON OFFICE.
BoxBAr. The Overland mail to Bombay chooses N 1000
a. w. hs sns,s on sAs and az .s es q
ssa s 1sA s. ssa Ss sar'''. a. l
cmSA 60 VIA Marselles tho lOh and 18Th. Vic South
va Ell sa and sasz ON .hs is Via South
,T%pos3 a.. and 9. s Sue l:.h III, ~. 80. ,,.
sSu' S " On he IS q Dc month";
iespa.shsd Ne 6 wing evening
q sss s.:s: sass.s
mail b despatched We morning previous
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
m9a ow Vl7 WKDNDAY, Feb. s, 1860.
BEEF CATTLE.

In consequence Of material increase In the receipts
during the past week. the market yesterday and oday
was unusually duh and heavy and holders were
PEELED TO accept Of reduction from previous prices equal
10 oneha 70 per cent per pound, and OF the
brokers pronounced the decline greater than this
but the range was from to 10c and heard Of few
sales rie above the latter price. Quite number Of
the offerings bought up speculation but 1t proved
= disastrous move for spectators, the supply was
large and the market heavy and inactive Besides the
heavy receipts at the city yards, there oOs head
sold 70 the New York butchers Monday the Der
gen Hill yards at the reduced rates quoted below The
quality of the offerings was much superior to that
Of any previous week since the 1st Of January
There sale At Aertons ,s2s head and ct all the
yards 1852 head, which, with tho sales at Bergen, will
swell the aggregate TO $50 head Offerings which would
have readily brought IL cents last hard Of sale
at 10 cents to-day at Acrtons and II thought many
would be left over uneold
The prices for the week at ell the markets
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In sight, Wind gale from NV.
Miscellaneous.
For loss Holland and several dsssters nv the oae
yesterday columns
LAUNCH PosrPoSEpThe des having been affected 10
by the high wind prevailing yesterday Frday) has been
deemed advisable postpone The launch Of the steamboat
Daniel Drew until neI week-due notice Of which viii be
given.
SHORT PAssAcEs-Ibe bark Roe6uck, Capt Chase which
sailed from New York the 9th Of October arrived at Mon
tevideo on the 9Th Of December making the passage days.
%h n on po from Tss Sa5e On
h u made the run In 80 days which has equ.
line Of Brazil packets. -
Adams Of NYorf Chase nom New York has Sere
with s general Cargo and has experienced very wealth
in her hold considerable quantity Of wheat pumped up
eaeluM Dsc 81 Black Sea, q York While
wind eansre r. and abe touched on he mud a. The
s n Of ana san. .Ss pss s.a I'm 70 : Oar
dspsge wha.syes The native diver who was empoyed
&c. e asS
ss s.ss Ssf n contact with .nor Ship and went
contact collision The ship going very easy
s ss,s E5, Bsooos from Bsm Of and
capsized about 100 miles Cape Rsos md sSns
8. m s. s.
captain and Richard Carter we're drowDeA INC
scrx NosIEosE xobiie, Feb e-The schr Nontrose pre-
srrsed 19' half
scnn AxEHrcAS BELLE. LORI, from Wilmington, NC for
6n sprns leak AZ sea during last week dsse not
~, rs before reported go -
sscor Mt rsosrrcr before reported ashore on Cape Pogo
rived at Edeartown. - :
BAlrxoRE, Feb lOrhe Edward Everett for Charles
River no dagger Is apprehe, ded- The schr Brilliant from
o aaS
nry Board Of Underwrsers) INV go -
remains as reported yesterday. 77 - =
.. " s ss Jan ,S s r back the Vision sr xSs. win
es q ma,topma st and maom.ss Rssd '0' WIN
jan 2s-1he ID Sewal for Rio Janeiro has put back,
The scresmes from Gala, for Queenstown having been
Jan STss NORTON, for cardiT and Pensacola h..
Sine Eagle Speed far Boston, has pu, back leasy
wrvrcrD Jan 2Tbe wes,her has been m bad that nothsrs
has been done % the fanntpg THE Tanning was
an vessel OF sIa TONS built ~ Brewer Ne in 1885 and
The shi Golden West burthcs years old and
bullt In boston was sold es;erday for $500 cash
Notice 90 Mar1nery. a.f /
,n Ibe papers pnoh The following outline Of rocks
the benefit being The result q he
q ss an esps srSed nasos aaoe during recent to
ne crossing Essssh ssns y Point Punnmsu there
Hss and &c ,ss Fas. q
asou mile s sI rschurs n r from this point sebas
ANS AID hAxss yor I'D 10 WV on rsrwrs
South Of isisnS i r rosy sSaa ,,a,,,.
than mile; not lad Gown fi.a 'sl.lg- ~ - -
fohssst q Lsssrt5A corva Island here d s,ud
Korhwss, q qpsmen Island Is another, not msrsea in
Aeise audi hall cabao, n III. t.laa.
Fault island by Roxy banks rc,ohIoe o
l r n.e sSs h ny NE char marks Z clear
length not marked on chart ~ " aux "e 70
lhsr Islata conin Island ~ seen wblch
q < 9 Sri os con cesis1 ~ hnir las -,
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Amoderate demand prevailed for good 70 prime mich
COWS put inferior onerngs were inactive aud holders
Of the poor COWS were placed so to IS per head
and the average price did exceed $50 per head There
few sales Of prime from the up town yards
u very full pricesfrom sos to SIS per headthe latter
extreme rate Some Of the common cows bought
up by the sw milk dealers, but the good TO prime Offer
ings bought by the country mlkmen At remunera
tive prices Tho total receipts at all the yards for this
week and last week were IS follows:-
Washington. BToscnsn1s ChambcfjW's. ODties's
Tn TN. week 70 Is e 2
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road, So Total, I7G1 or which wore SOLD $685. Left
over unsold sent to Crsgtu l. Co., l,l6e.
RBCAPITUL ALTON. r-.i..a.a. ~
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

TIE HAvANA AND NKW Q1LKANs sT1ANMRS.
HNrIRE Cfry-Frem New Yssk ~ arriving At Havana ~
And New Orleans l0h. From New OraAAs Id havana aSa
arriving at New Yerk 18th.
eAIiwsA-F From New York lsth arriving 1t Havana tn
and New OrsaAe l9tA Frsm New Orleans NtA Havana So
arriving a NsT Ysrk Sd -
rm1pnrslA--Frsn New Ysrk l7th. arriving Al havana
~ and New orlea2s 2sth From New Orleans h XAvaaA
~, arriving II New Ysrk 18th.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Al paass and letters tnseadcd for the NEW YoRx nnRAID
b>xl{ h soI<}
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Port Of New York, February 10, 1860.

CLEARED.
Steamship Cry Of Baltimore (Br). Pere. Liverpool and
Queenstown-J @ Dale
Ship Uncle Toby, soule Antwerp-W Schmidt
Ship Realm, Dunn, New Orieans-Robson Fosdick.
Brig kush, Lloyd, Anstert am-kolf Il Persuhu.
Brig Conquesh Jensen Port au Prince-E Beck
Brig Commonwealth OBJ Hntz. Antigua-D DewolG
lTtg Chsrlena, Meauv, Havana n Viping.
Brig Brooking Roper, st Johns NF-0llespie Dean Co.
Schr grihn, Guland, 0ranadA--J w Hubbard 4 Co
Schr Holmes Brewster, Alphabetically Hazard
SchF Alice, Davis, Norfolk.
Schr Susan. Beerse, Bos.on--S Lewis.
Sloop Cleaner, Coleman New Haven-Xaster.
ARRIVED
scsmsisn Atlantis Pearson; Aspinwan days. vita pas
sengert and specie, 70 North Atlantic Seamahip %
anshp Mount Vernon Smith, Portland with ndss
h Cromwell Go. -
One bark and two bigs
Wind during the day NV, fresh.
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,RK HERALD SATURDAY FEBRUARY H. 18eO-TRIPLB SHEET

Weekly Report OF Deaths
In tho CITY county Of New Yor6 from tint 18th day Of
January, 70 the eth DAY Of February, 1850
Men, o8. women. IS, boys, 1856 grs, ISL Total. 40
Adults, 1885, children, 2S7: males, 1884, semAee, 2S6;
oo'ored persoos. 8
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The number a deaths, compared with tho correspond
Ing weeks Of 1865 and 1882 and OF last week. wac a. fol
Week ending February g. 1865 .437. Increase. SO
February B. 1859. 49,. .4l3. Increase. :. A
r. as ,sa> Deaths from absolute disease.. 433 lso
jan 40 i'0'.' external causes, &c Al '''
Feb T. $780, : ssss4ss s ssssss AZ 40
Decrease this week l6
DANIM & DEI.AVAN, CITY Inspector
orr nm1croR's DEPARTMENT. New York, Fob 4. 1850.
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VEAL CALVES.


The demand continues fair for all descriptions at
quotations above The receipts mostly Of an ordi-
nary 10 COCO quality, and the general selling prices
from &C. to &C. per pound Nearly al the prime offerings
brought 6c however, and extra high &C., and
some cases even higher rates we're obtained. There
were some very inferior veals offered at the up
yard this week, and brokers could barely effect sales
q our lowest quotations. The price OF milk il high
that dealers find far remuncrave to take tho
calves away when but few days old and sell the milk
than TO keep them Hence the large proportion OF little
young calves exposed for sale every week. for which
there little demand The total receipts ut all the
yards for the week and last week were as follows
NLt WasAsn1oN- DroEui~Q's. CAdmbcrl;n's. o. Briens
Lam week .....84 Il q 81
-. SHAHF AND LAMBs.
The arrivals during the week been heavier than
usual, which caused falling of in the demand, which
was limited. and holders were compelled to submit
reduction OF Is 30 cents per head all descriptions
The bulk OF the supply was composed OF grades
for which the demand was very light at decline OF SO
cents per head Sales have been effected during the
week at nominal rates, but there good number in
the ysrd 70 day aud the brokers OF the opinion that
quite number Of he poorest quality would be left unsod
EAuA sneep we're comparatively scsrce, but the demand
Deng only moderate, the above decline submitted to-
total IeseetS az all the yards for the week add last
W, wasAirgen. Byvrnise's Uhanscrli1's o'srie.'s
fnds week. =. 2eS,iir- t-S,SiS So i4J5Iti 2i l425
Last week. lii 1889 :26t .fll tfl SIS
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. A'aaf ~ AZ 7a IA asa 1fE ttglli sqs,ssA W., ~
- fsAt 1e31sst 5ail 10 ngss al 49,,
fi.tra ns--ftsa 5iW issei hst'ssa fge ,ssslsa
-' n-sAN ~it nsH 81 b s.saENs ia7ss.s sAt
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~ Continued in active demand and prices have advanced
one fourth OF cent per pound There were on sale 900
mead and prices ranged from G., ds. for Western I've
and SIC, for dressed Western and city Tue re-
cets It the Hudson river drove yards foot Of Tnsry-
seventh street North river, for tue week ending Fcbrlry
=. 1850, were BY New York and Erie gdirsaf ESD;
HUDSON River Railroad, co., New Jerscv Centra, Rail
l9fa 9sf3sf {
~ fHEunrnTi aFf -.TfHrfFf rfr'f --s-rrFstr AZ
3A$ eN F'rfs.ztp eat arusfo4l19 rfa zsifsemsF
~ ~ - saaf u isos ~ 81 iaaasfsss iasi 3 igssraF
fsa asl "a ~ saals
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AIR J. H. sIDDONs, F IN 49,
M At G0LDBECK'3 MUSIC HALL. No. 1855 sro,lv.v
lecture
DOMESTIC PLEASURES AND OBIlG ATOM
and In he evening" al O'clock, he will give his
CHANCES AT Tiik DRAMA, AS ~ WAS, AND AS IT re-
Admiration 70 cents.
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TOO LATE FOR CLASsIFICAT1ON.
JNoR sALE--A aMALIs LOT or MACHINi6r TC 0LS,
consisting Of Lsthes, Psnerp, UPRIGHT Drills ard geer
Cutters Also all descriptions. suitable nny
b, meas req UI heavy tools Tbs above have ussd
bn little and be sold Al half hr original
,icusrs Mfg Co., boz la aid oaice. = -
y SrsrCAI HALL BRoOKLYE ttef hsrsFi asa "a
M sEyArTH WgsB OF THEBOHEN1AS TRoUgs
Ensr.xov at.a ~ YI.owHas yr
Five OF he bss artsis IN their Liz, living arc nor e,hoEa
der ages pressure esNm spatna mAde enrely a
siss and u emily World ID frn operation ~ oveyy
rVM aRnAr I.xcgURs OF, -HE Sc ssoN.l .as1 SsSsis
REV JOSEPH p. THOMPSON, d N. -
Pastor broadway Trosrnqce will ectre AtShs
church ttsrmciy Dr Nan HAnisD
" IN snNnAY EtskiSSss a EsaU aRii,1 iss ~ G.
$50 z l1sa&rs ~ lse.es n .ae paneslet. "a 40
The lecture wi esbrscea rIsssy IL Assraps al lsrp,A
s1a we - sse oSp be ia an r.sss
Rudnr OF ~ -er fenp Al asx i,esas-
AZ ..aof IS cen a beers % -sr, l~ct',sr st7< ocscn.
TNsr.s be 90, Ainea sppiszon sttne oI.Se -
.aaa@Ngp sUifss. kca ldie 4s1 40
.slNsakH nc4nc1
ta1a 80 f's'p asv'stsp,u eyssss sssfsxg r.n,sa
= 81 ~ se9 ~ rti "A EsE a. a xsesss ss.
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WINES, LIQUORS. 60.
CLOTHING, sc.

4 a RARE CHANoR- FRoMs IS TO 80 PAiD foR
n ladies' sk from 81 20 81 for gerev en- s CRATE
nom 81 Is Pants 81 " FOR Call send
note through ,hs oncc 70 N.JTZ ~ SeyeLth
between Twenty seventh and Twenty Nghn srcees Ia
dies dsd % BY Ms Eintx N IA
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POST OFFICE NOTICE

DOsT OF FIOE NOTICE -TIIR MAILS FOR EURoPI
L via Liverpool por Lnited states steamer CITY BAi
TIM0RK will close al this cice saturday The ih day
February. at i01z o'clock A n taA
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ZION. CiSSfuS NJ. CLAY, OF KENTUCKY VIII
Ii speak az Cooper institute Wednesday evening Re
I3 before the Young Mems Republican Un0n
CEPHAS BRAtNERD.
Chairman Lecture Cornrui.ee
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Telegra PIN Marine Revort

VACBN IE6p0fJs
SANDY HOOK, Feb 70. sunset-No inward bound vesse
In sight, Wind gale from NV. $3.50
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dealers wing with the mild weather and look
ing over the market But little has been DONE however
sales been mostly BY the trade for
their immediate wants, with little speculative demand
Prices Of foreign woods are sustained domestic trie
lower u feecee have nothing Of importance TO no.
Hce. Pulled WOODS are little more inquired for but ct
much reouced prices since the LIST INST California is
quiet, with sales Of 100 bales common to fine made
ns l2o TO &c. $4,000 lbs. Smyrna in the grease, has
been sold On private terms.
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should risk ssxug the portion OF Euxlsh Bank
there, however, may be some cck untnown.
WA~Iemon.
Heamer Santa Cruz, aau FrAncsco from NsxstlaA
orts:-Jau L. boarded by FROM the hap ~
ohrAtes OF ma al WE'LL also day rded too bos
Turtle Bay they there ships Bre, 90
ns'see. OHIO. George Mary, and Montozuma, all IL.
bound \ oruse
Sid hon Honoulu Des l9 hos Dickson Plasten 10 crs
and homo; frano~s Beoresa West do 2ha Maria This
Coop cruise 70 westward, Mary Frazer Rounds crss
and hone sst orsgon rooev cruise Manuel Ords Hazard
pirates, Heath. cruise 9Th, Rapid Grow.
Spoken, 90.
chip Eureka Quite hence 2! for ShangAse psssed
Dot So Ia lok q OF W, BY the b Koebuok hence 81
Buenos Ayres. N "
Ship ocean Traveller Boardman hence OcS Tor .lpa' a.o
pasaed Nov - lat 81 s. "a o. bark noeouck
hence st Rueuoe Ayres.
Bark Rebecca for Rio Jauerc 6Odaysou Nov l., lat "a
N. Ion - Shy bark Roebuck. Al Buenos Ayres.
Bark vrgina, Rsmscy from Richmond for Rio Gran 'e
Bark 0hss Edwin LAtieioAn. from Bio Jansro Tor -
Br brig Bspsssse from 81 Thomss for Boson mot
before, Feb I, ~ miles NE OF Frying Fan shoals
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|" w. L. 'o' Gall on N ". No E-s Building.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-12-01
May his cows give sour milk, and
his churn rancid butter. -..
In short, may his business go to ruin,
and he so to--the Legislature

MALICE OUrw1tTED.-Thc owner
of saw mih in the country having a
bitter enmity against neighboring
farmer, had a plan Of revenge to have
him arraigned as thief, convicted. and
sent to the penitentiary. But as the
honesty of his neighbor afforded him
no fair grounds for accusation, he re-
sorted to the foul expedient of secretly
conveying some of his own property
upon the farmers premises; SO that.
being found there, it might be proof
OF his guilt. For this purpose he took
4 thousand Of his boards, having his
own mark on, and at dead of night he
dqmped them in the field near his
neighbor's house. But the farmer did
not happen to be as fast asleep as his
enemy supposed. He heard a noise.
Or thought he heard one, and getting
up pretty soon after to satisfy himself
on the subject, by the aid of lantern
he found the load of boards with his
neighbor's mark thereon. How thew
came there and why they came there
flashed upon his mind at once. His
course was promptly taken. Allowing
his enemy just fairly time to ge: home
and into bed, SO that the light Of the
burning pile might not be detected, he
Dset lire to the boards, which, being
well seasoned, were i'll a few minute,
entirely consumed. .-....-
Early in the morning, as the farmer
had anticipated, the sawyer came. with
a constable and q search warrant, to
look for his property.
""4 on are suspected" said the Off
Ger, ''of having taken thousand OF
boards from this man; and by virtue of
this warrant I hold in my hand, must
search your PREMISES
Very weIl,' said the farmer, "you
are at liberty TO search as much as
YOU please. But if You find the boards
III engage to eat them for my break
fast"
"You'll have something harder to
digest than that [ fancy" said the saw
yer, with q sneer. He then triumph
antly led the way to where he had
dumped the boards, and where he con-
tldently expected to find them, and 10
there was nothing but heap of ashes.
HIs disappointment, chagrin and NOR
t'hcatlon may be Judged of: He sneak
ed away home and the secret of his
tout pot getting wind in the neighbor-
hood, the ghost from the ashes of his
load Of boards never ceased to annoy
him; until taking advantage of the
darkness Of another night, he packed
up his all and left tho county.