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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-17

Coop ADVICE TO A WoULD-BR CREDITOR
A proud, lazy young fellow once came I,
an old man who sold brooms, and asked
him to let him have one on credit towhon
the old man said aaaia
aFriend, hast thou no money!" + Y
mo" replied the other. I'''e II 4. :.
"Then better borrow of thy back, Dor
row Of the belly--they'll ne'er ask the,
again; ! shall be dunning thee ever,
day. -. F'3 FL 1 l,llI'
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-17
The Sympathetic Pumpkin and the
aa Enraged TragedIan.

Some years ago, in o Western theater,
rather strange scene occurred in Shak-
speare's tragedy Of Romeo and Juliet and
those who were fortunate enough to be
present, will no doubt remember the
incident with more than on ordinary
degree ofpleasure.
The piece had psssed off well, without
interruption, until the last scene. The
character of Romeo was finely enacted
and loudly applauded, The very model
Of lovers was before the tomb Of the
Capulets, gazing upon the motionless form
of her who had so attracted his soul, and
meditating on committing an act which
would send his spirit TO that undiscovera.
BILE country where Juliet had gone. just
as he exclaimed, "Here's to love-" and at
the same time raising the vial which
contained the poison to his lips, an over
grown young countryman jumped upon
the stage, seized him, dashed the vial from
his hands, crushing it to atoms and yell
"You darned fool she amt dead Only
been taken sleepin' medicine. Didn't
you get the passon's letter.
"Sirrahl" growled the enraged TRACE
dian.
"Why, yer gal aint dead, tellye. The
way it was, they wanted to make July
marry that chap, pointing to Paris) whose
Dizziness you've Jest settled; but, l tell
you, July was spunk-she got her back
right up, and vowed she wouldn't do it,
P-l~ - - =. l -YA
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MADAME ELLIS, M. D., HAS rouNp

MADAME ELLIS, M. D., HAS FOUND
and looked for % vain, the Jtsrins Eiixi@r @ A''S'
I'm Ine gterine Elixir ~ warranted to cure all dis.
Womb ths Rnsys tSs oisrs ne q
Prolapsus or Falling Of the Womb, Painiul MenstrS
alton, Chlorosis Amenorrhea; in fact, perfect rs
asssss q MSssesss G% se 6s sBss
atiye and Urinary Organs, Of male or female, no
meter Of hey l9Rg stSnding Price q ysr Bottle.
osrd q eS S.s ho
1"To THE PUBLIC AND THE LADIES IN PAsrIcULAn.-
We, the undeIsigned are not n the habit of giving
Gaf name Y latent Ia bt vel he
suffering from Female Diseased Of any kind; Il is
purely yegetsbles and In no case can do injury; We
isyf ssy 2 all W ana our word fSr ~ you VII! na ~
sspns ''Oornsro Of Tiith d and 4 b Rscs .stssctsw
MADAME ELL1sS'ss SPANISH u sfxU-
W LATING COUGH AND LIVER Bl L8AM
Sa: .i %S % SoasE ood Il ~ Bs fb
burn Shtsnc Bons 6hSlc osaa Jrsn.
sss if sa1as Eo q & ~ ss.' ss n
Al esnstrnstiop iE ~ certain cure, snl sisSs f;S
4 n.. ~ .ts s,ys 5, s;s a. ..ss
Efcs ssIs wv iI,fn prSsRe SsR coips
O. Ice and rifh-strssts; 2. PARK corner II
osgSs vns %as9S SN pSRs6S
EisA and Ysss9sa. Aisos EDW4SD b6xHEAiH 6tSi II
isTass 8 nsla sas sesrh .aa .s.a Saesas
l1opfMERCfAL PRiNTfN0 TEzT.
~ Ii ssseujsd q I'm ofles. ,,s,,y, IN N NJ
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aTRuTH DIsAaREEABLE.-'It is with
truth" said Melancthon, "asit is with holy
water, every one praises it, and thinks Il
has some rare virtue in il; but offer to
sprinkle them with ii, and they will
shut their eyes, and turn away their faces
it. l;3l' IA nsgT tas1e 1O8aIi
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-17

DRoLL HALLUcINATloN.- N.--Among the
features Of a pleasant little town in Mas
sachusetts, many years ago was o poor
old woman who had become deranged.
Crazy Sue was the name she went by,
and though by no means vicious she had
a monomonia for petit larceny. One
cold night she came to the house of cit
izen whose given name was Able, and
wanted 10 stay over night. The cold
without was intense and the gentleman
hadn't the heart to turn her away; 80
warning her not to get into mischief, he
. grantad her permission to stay over night
and &Sby the kitchen stove, in which d
vaEn he, was burning About the middle
n 6nl ft the gentleman was aroused
6f Sbnght light emanatiDg from the
Skt 91fnf ON rushing in somswha.
&6led :, 4s&1w Grassy Sue dressed oom.
%SAlJ nH d 9othes and showing her own
atshs6t& lSstSvs ''Hsre youu witch,' .
he shouted, .S0hp peely enraged, "what
are you aboutr Stu Looked up, a picture
Of astonishWent art &lsigg her hands re-
AZ! ail
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-17

A LITTLE AT A TME.-aPour water into
a vessel with a narrow neck, and little
enters; pour gradually and in small
quantities, and the vessel is filed" Such
was the simile employed by Quintilian ia
show the folly of teaching children, etou
much st time. .sS.tlj'I -
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-17

MO CHANGE OF CARS TO INDIANAP.
~ OILS, at which place II guites With railroads
for and from al points In the West and North. west
.fe THRRE PASSENGER TRAINS gsao 4
Leave Cincinnati daily, from the foot Of MIL and
$50 A. d. .-Ohlcaso Mail-A rriyes at Indianapolts
OF ti2lUp. NJ; Chicago at 1880 2. NJ. p u9F771 N
i2t5 r. M.-Terle Haate and Lafayette Accommo.
dation.- Arrives at indianapolis at $40 P, M.lIg
,I:l6 x a. Chicago Express Arrives ct Indisnsp,
oils at 1915 A. M. Chicago at 1890 A. M. H47 ~
Sleeping Cars are attached to oil nighttrains on
this line, and run through to Chichgo without
ss- Be sure you are in the right ticket ofice be
fore you purchase your tickets, and ask for tickets
via Lswrenceburg and indianapolis. .,-',, 1
Fare the same, and time shorter than any Other
route. .... ......r, -,...----,..-
Baggage checked through. ~ -,fr,i
b THROUGH TICKETS, good until used, can be oh
tanned at the Ticketofees at Spencer House corner
y. w. corner OF Broadw and Front; No.ll BufDei
House corner; at the Walnutstreet House, and nj
Depot 0fhce foot o. Mill, on Front-street, where s
necessary information can be had. rfFIGN
Omnibuses run to and from sach train, and II,
city, by leaving address at either Office 7n'H00fe
JAZZ ..a , ,latr III. O. LORD, President.
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I GOMNEKCIAL PRINTING NEAT.
~ Ii ssseuSsa ~ tsn emss' ,osrey5f ail Nv,
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MARRIED..

In Ilardwick, on the 29th ult., by Rev.
j. P. Stone, Dea. Robert Holmes OF
johnson, to Miss Almira Morse Of Hard
wick.
In North Troy, on the 4th inst, by
Rev. Moses Pattee, Mr.. A. H. Dwi:e OF
Richford, to Miss Mary E. Percy of Jay.
In Westfeld, by the same on the 18th
inst, Mr.. John w. Flint of Troy, to Miss
Sophia Y. Clark OF Westfeld.
In South Reading, Mass, on the 22d
inst, by Rev. Joseph johnson, Mr.. Geo
Doe of Lynnfeld, Mass, to Miss May
L. Cowles of Coventry, Vt.
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NOTICE TO THE COMMUNITY At LARGE II

MR. EDlroR:-we feel It our daty when we
find anything good 10 have others share the same
comfort ;as we travel continually, it was cur good
luck to stop at a frst-class house in Barton
which is kept by Capt LITTLE. He, by tie way
is a perfect gentleman, the poor will be waited
upon lust as well as the rich When we found,
that the table was so we'll spread with eatabies,
and plenty of them; finding the rooms and beds
neal and clean, and the ladies understanding
their business in waiting upon the the table,
which we have not seen on the whole IN any
tavern where We have Travelled, We inquired
into this, and found that his own dmily takes
care of the whole. We would also recommend
it to ladies that travel alone, they viii find that
the family will try to make them feel at home,
William will do his part III the bar-room, On
the who'e you VIII find this comfortable, pleas
ant resting-place. Yours,
ava TRAVELLER.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-01-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MRS. WINSI0W.

An experienced nurse and female physician, has
a Soothing Syrup for children teeth!ng, which
facilitates the process Of teeihing BY sof.euing
the gums, reducing al iufammatiou-wi!l sllay
all pain, and is sure 10 regulate the bowels De
pend upon it, mothers, it viii give rest 10 your
selves, and relief TO your infants. Perfectly
safe 10 all cases. See advertisement in another
column. S5yI
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MANHOOD,

HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
Just Published, in a Sealed EncetOPe,
ON THE NATURE. TREATMENT AND
W RADICAL CURE OF SPERMAIUR-
.EHOEA or Seminal Weakness Sexual Debility
Nervousness and Involuntary Emissions, Undue
ing ImpoleIcy and Mental and Physical Incapa-
city. -,--...,
By ROB. J. CULVERWELL, NJ. D.
Author Of " The Green Book, Nc
The world-renowncd author, il this admirable
Lecture, cleary proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences of self-abuSe may
he effectualy removed without Medicine and
without dangerous Surgical operations, bouGies
instruments, rings or cordjals; pointing our a
mode of cure ut once certain and etfectual, by
which every sufferer,no matter what his con,iIi'I
may be, may cure himself cheGpsg pT1cdiety ana
TadicaLy. This Lecture will prove boon 10
thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal to any address, post pad On
the receipt of two postage stamps, by addressing
DR.. CHARLES }. G. KLINE, N. D., $50 Firsl
Avenue, New York, Post Box 1856. 5iyl
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CRSTLET0N SEMINARY.
MI. q Hrs. s. IEEOwLTON, Principals.
SPRING TERM BEGINS FEE. 23, 1860.

ENIIlS Institution has u remarkably pleasant
locati III, easy OF access, quiet and healthy.
The Seminary Building has recently been re-
paired and is IN excellent condition.
he course OF study is,careiully selected and
systematically arranged. The best of "dvan-
tages are afforded those WHO wish TO pursue the
ornamental studies. The musical instruction is
fully equal to that of the most expensive music
schools Very superior teachers are engaged in
the departments of French, Painting and Draw
ing.
Young ladies find here place not only for
earnest study and careful training, but tile in
fiuence of Christian home.
Applications and letters of inquiry addressed
to the Principal.
WILLARD CHILD, President
e Send for Catalogue.
Castleton, VT, Jan. 81 1850. 6w2.
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STEPHEN G. COLES ESTATE.
STATE OF VEEsEI NE,

Alta Probate Court held at lrasburgh within
and for the district of Orleans or the 10Th day Of
january, A. 1860.
Alfred F. Cole. administrator on the estate oil
Steuhen c. Cole, late Of Charleston deceasei ~
testate filed ia said court his application IN VII
ing for license to sell the whole OF the real estate
whereof the said interstate died, seized ~ TIN
state ttherein describing the same, excepting tke
1gi0Jsg dO,Cel therein. but ncudIng the revrrSoi
of the widows dover, and in his said petlts
setting forth as reasons for said sale: that The
persOual estate of the SAID deceased Is great
lv insufficient to pay the debts OF the sai"
deceased and that a sale OF a part OF sand
real estate S necessary for that urp os e !;
and also that il viii advance the interest 81
the heirs Of deceased to sell the whole oil tir
real estate, Except the widows dower,l is'i
the residue OF the proceeds thereof alter paying
the debts and charges against said estate, may
be put upon interest. for the benefit Of whom
/ il NAV concern; said administrator also hied %
said court the consent and appreciation OF all Inc
| heirs of deceased to Il sale Of said real estate
Therefore il Is ordered by said court. that pub
/ lie notice be given 10 all persons cohcerHef
therein, to appear before said court al stssloi
| thereof to DO held at said lrasburgh, on the p
day Of February 1850, that they may give bonus
! for the payment of the de1ts and be heard m the
matter of the administrators account and show
cause why license should not be granted as aiore-
said.
/ And this order shall be published three weeks
successfully in the Orleans independent stand
ard, newspaper printed at lra-bareh N this
state, the hast OF which publications shall be be-
! fore the daY assigned tor hearing rs aforesaid.
Given under my hand at tile Probate Office IN
/ Irasburgh, this 10Th day of january, A. D. 1860
3w8 NJ. CARPENtER, Judge.
/ NEWBURY SEMINARY AND FEMALE
" COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. The Spr'na
Term of eleven weeks opens February Is, led9
Students are received at any time and Charged
only for the residue Of the Term
F. +. KING, Principal
Newburv, VT, Jan 6, 1850. 3wi
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE N. Z. FARMER
WEDNESDAY, Jan. Is. 1853
At market ss7 Cattle, zoo Beeves and "
stores, consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves, yearilngs TWO and three years old.
Prices-Market reei-ExJra 81 ,25a7 rs; Isl
quality, s675a0 90; ID quality, 81, 59AU 90; Sd
quality, IS 75a0,90: ordinary, So ,00aO,0 90.
Working Oxen-s00a000.
Cows and Calves-S30a62.
leaYlHgs-SOa00.
Two Years Uld-Sl7a23.
Three Years Old-S24a2s
Sheep and lambs-2205 az market. Extra
So. 09ae. 90 By lot s20.ea250.
SpriHg Lambs-s0 0Oa0.OO.
Veal Calves Bales At SO,O0a0 90.
Swine-O00 Western al market.
iides-6a7 per ID.
Tail0w-7Hse per ID.
Calf Skins-lUaiI cts per IL.
Lambs Pelts-S0 O0so,00
Peits-Sl, 25al 10 each
Spring Pigs-o 0-0e. Retail. Date
Fat HoS---T rdrsssec CO
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DIED.

In Greensboro, on the 9th inst, Widow
Dorothy Porter, aged 81.
In Greensboro, on the l4th inst, Mr..
William Wood, aged II.
In Derby, on the 18th inst, Mr.. John
Inland, aged %.
In Newport, on the 18th inst Mr.
Samuel Butler, aged 50 years and 8
months.
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MILAN GRAHAMS ESTATE
90 MMESSEONE Rs' NOTICE.

The Subscribers having been appointed by the
Hon Probate Court for the District OF Orleans,
Commissioners, 10 receive, examine and adJus.
all claims and demands ofall persons, against the
estate Of William Graham, late of Albany, ii
said district, deceased, represented nsoivent
and the term OF six months from the llih day OF
January, 1860, being allowed by said Count TO
the creditors Of said decease4, TO exhibit an
prove their respective claims before as;
Give notice, that we will attend 10 the duties
of our appointment at the Gwelng-house oil
Mrs. Ann Graham, ia Albany, in SAID District
on the 81 Friday Of June next, at o'clock, IN
the forenoon, on said day.
JANIS PATTERSON, C..r.;...1..ar.
MATTHEW MARSHALL,
Albany, Jan. 18th. A. b. 1860 4wl
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the happiness and comfort OF individuals, and
families 10 the same extent as Dyspepsia Or IN
sestion,
Previouly to the discovery Of the
oXYGENATED BITTERs.
There existed no medicine accessible to those
suffering from this wide spread disease, which
relieved it in any marked degree.
The power OF these Bitters over the above
named disease as well as over all those having
their origin in imperfect digestion, and functional
diseases of the stomach, as well as Asthma and
General Debility is beyong all question.
Its speedy and permanent cures Of some Of the
severest and stubborn on record is sufficient con
irmation of this fact.
COPY OF LETTER FROM A SCHOOL
TEACHER IN DETROIT.
DETROIT, Mich, June 10, 1857.
Messrs. S. W FowLE & Co, Boston In re-
ference ro the 0rygenated Bifters, can sa,, that
after having the Dl spep>ia for several months,
and almost dying with pain ard heaviness IN my
stomach. WAS prevailed upon by friend who
had been cured by the same medicine to Try a
bottle of Green's Exaggerated Bitters. Before
using half bottle telt greatly relieved, and by
| the time | had used two bottles and halt was
| entirely we'll ahd still remain know OF
/ several cases more distressing even than my own
which have been entirely cured by this invalua-
/ BILE medicine; and it gives me great pleasure tC
/ recommend it TO any and all who may be suffer-
/ ing from this dreadful maady.
". A. BACON,
Teacher of Detroit Select School
Prepared by S. ". FOWLE & CO., Boston
and for sale by
R. W. NYE, Irasburgh; Isaac KIMBALL. Gov
entry: ALvAS HovEY Albany; SABIN SCoTT
Lowell; BUCK s. RICHARDSON, Westiield: Al
KEN &. S8IALLEY, South Troy; W. G. GILMAN
North Troy; l.. ROBINSON <, Co, Lake bridge
| KELLEY & BoBEETs Derby Center; I. c. BUT
LEK Derby Line; CHARLES CARPENTER, IVES
Charleston; WM. JosLYN & sons, Barton; D
WHIrTLEsEY, Clover and by dealers every
/ where. DIVA
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PROVISIONS.
ORLEANS LIBERAL INSTITUTE.

FEHHfS Institution wiA scoaruelcs February
j zsih. and e0urinae ELEVEN seeks, under
the following Board ~ Teachers.
Gao. u TOBDi iR.. Pf1ncmAL-
MEs. 6. W. Tom, d., Pfspepfrszs aal fFsneh
Teacher.
hiss L. y. sNITH. Teacher o. Music.
And suel other asssialee - tie ScnooL DE-
MAAn.
TUITION ~ Language Eaeish hraaeass.
Music. Drawin.s, PsRga1sliiG Heass, d 81
- AsTsisfore.
Clover Ean - $50 49,
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Are yaur COWS treub'ed siih sore tessif II yoi
salt Hppty pR HENRf's ELECfElC OlN D.
NE%T, ii night, will warrant them well IN al,
moaning Manufactured 0e
a. j HKEEN. r.-leata. n.
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NOTICE.

NETHEREAS. Merrill Piper minor bound
w 10 me by indenture, did on wednesday the
nth inst, leave and absc0nd from my care and
protection, and whereas, have made dlllgent
,earch for said minor and have not been able 10
discover his whereabouts, and believing him 70
have wautonly struyed away. now this Is 20 Tor
bid all persol,s harIoriug or trusting him on my
account. as | shall pay pn deb.s contracted uy
him, or bills on his account
STEPHEN F. COLLIER.
Albany, Jan l6tb, 1850. Ava
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BEAD J

! have assa Dr.. Heury's Ointment for Scguiehea
sud Salt Nheu.n sorses very often, without SINGLE
fsiIne. HKAEY STmSuogE, Prdprt,lor Prbae
Haasc Hlsl gate. Z
81 Is lhe best remedy iar s1ra ohes, raIls and
cslks ] ever s4W.--i J.. ~aspkHsoR, Proprietor
TrtacHf fiute 81 A8sHs 81
o. hes Esea frei sud uat f8uud wanting s. AZ
JsHs, Is Hf4fHgsr.
curyi my bsid with nr. lrtryis Electric ONT
aJiG ia iva seteks Nlcg the physicians said
wau.d be without tee use of d tpo months. bad
cai zN thafHgers f0 ihe huge, with circular saw.
"A. d. IfrCKAN. LfbgFoH, y n
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T0u I'M EATID rEHE o.
Coughs, gaTdHs En8mrnEns Hear nsEs1
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Of loEtEHfErs ettTe Patient
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scare sia saf tl ra aaraer aaa rftA 81 e. . has
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tltste4z used Aat. H17TH{Ha Fl ID kHsa
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E sis 81 secret hab5tt o. isna-
cor Evsry F.tas. SHOULD ffeseat cory t. Is
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DYSPEPSIA.

There Is perhaps no disease which destroys
the happiness and comfort of individuals, and
families 10 the same extent as Dyspepsia Or IN
gestion
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ALFRED h. TAILEY.
st. Anthony's Fire, Rose or Erysjpclas,
letter and salt TSheu am, SCnld Head,
Ringyvorrn, Sore Eyes, DrOpsy.

DR.. Robert 81. prebe writes from Salem. n. Y, 18th
Sept, 1859, that he has cured nyeterate case Of
DropSy which threatened terminate fatally, 10y the
persevering Of Sarsaparilla aud also danger
attack Of Md gHgi Es pC0g by large doses Of the
same; says be cures the common Eyl7,ons by il con
stantiy.