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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-14
Blood Purifier and all Healing

which have used Tor about six weeks. am conf
dent he viii not have to take down his sign, for
walked two miles yesterday. People may cry hum
bug, but all that the Indians humbug
is the kind all afflicted stand in need Of.
YoursTruly,
J. <. NOFFIT,
No. II, Deaderick Street.
Nashville, JAM 3, 1860. jane-d&wlw
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ESTABLISHED REPUTATIONS,'

ESTABLISHED REPUTATIONS,'
We respectfully refer to the following testi-
monials from the large number have re-
ceived from our numerous city patrons:
Being called upon bv Messrs Cone & Bro,
for testimonial touching the Howe Sewing
Machine, and having bought and used one
for the space of three months, and noticed
the simplicity of its construction, the very
small power required TO operate it. the neat
ness, uniformity and dispatch with which it
performs its work, and the fact that il has
not in all that time given particle of trou-
BILE TO keep it in MISUNDERSTANDING it
has been operated portion of the time by
girl only twelve years old, the latter advan-
tage had not expected to find in any ma
chine. / had supposed that all gave more or
less trouble to keep them in order.
Touching the ability OF the machine to
perform all kinds of work, l would say that
with one of the $50 machines / have found
no difficulty in executing my work / have
wanted to do with the machine, from the
heaviest kerseys to the finest muslins.
In view of all tn, Sc advantages i hesitate
not to recommend the Howe Machine To any
one wanting Sewing Machine.
MRS. S. G. ROGERS,
Wife of S c Rogers, of Graves, Marks, & Co. +,
q, North High street.
The 500 machine purchased from you gives
perfect satisfaction. The great obj ciion
heretofore with many people to Sewing Ma
chimes, has been that a machine doing fine
work could not do heavy work and visa YER
sa; that objection is entirely overcome 10y
the Howe Machine, and for that reason
think it is better adapted to the wants of the
people than any other family machine. /
have formerly owned one Of the Singer, and
have seen and examined the other leading
styles, and think your machine less compti-
Gated and more easily managed than any
other.
To persons wishing machine executing
all varieties of work, without trouble, most
heartily recommend the Howe Machine.
w. Ii. MlSCHIN,
Firm of Mckenzie & Minchn,
Ii College street.
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From Mr.. Alexander Fan. N,sbv,l,s

Mr.. Thomas II. 1AYLoE--near Sir have been
using the ,spsr Gas Lamp, sold Dy you siaee
TENDER Let, and am perfectly satisfied that it IS
of the economical, II not the econon.i-
CAL well as brilliant Lights that be had. IL is
easily na-4sged and aniestatingly recommend il
to ali out OF The reach Of gas.
ALEXANDER FALL.
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re- FRANK WRIGHT. Messenger OF the Adj
|y,s Express has orr thanks for Cincinnati and
> uisyille papers. In advance Of the nai-s.
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Such language as this Is bnt ,hecops,an,a and

Such language this is but the and natu-
raj echo wherever this article Is used
This Liniment is Indispensable to planters and
owners O: horses and mules. Mr.. JouN DANIELs,
OF Montgomery, Ala, solo slave tor $500. VINO
raised from utter usvlessness By this ISnimeat
Every family should have it. Be very particular
aud enquire for the Mustang IinimeBt anu take ne
ether.
Sold by all dealers throughout North and South
America, Europe aud the Islands OF the Ocean FOR
IS cent?, SO cents and 81 per hotae.
BARNES PARK, New York.
nov25-6mdtwkw -
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HANDSOMER & FINER

Stitch, more uniformly alike upon both sides
Masculine.
4. Last but not least in the present tight
ness of the money market. the Machines are
BETTER and come at LESS price than any
other first class machine.
That the
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River News.

NEW YORK, Jan. l3-The steamer Nose
Taylor, from Havana, has arrival.
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VESPER GAS LIGHT.
The Cheapest, Nest Brilliant,


TTNHIs g As il generated from Pure Coal oil, and
l. fSr elegance, econ5my, safety aud simplicity
cannot be surpassed The ak ufes Ia
sty l. the ordinary a dxtares-
U.s. Principal Agency ~ ~ Cooper's Building ,
Cherry Street. walcre The light eau be seen At any
time. TiiuS. H.. TAYLOR.
J1nl2-ly.
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WHISTLES. BRANDIEs, WINES &c.

WHISTLES, BKANDIEs, WINS, &C.
I'VE have IN store aud for sale cheap the trade
125 bbis- Jo Newsnm's celebrated Whisky
o. bbis Old Bourbon Whisky.
IS bbls. Old Rye prime article
10 bbis Old Rye arEaatei Pure.
So bb!s. Tennessee White u nisky.
As hah b srreis Cherry Brandy
IS quarter bhs. Cherry Brady.
30 quarter b0ls. Ginger Brandy.
10 bbis- pure Robertson coanIy whisky s-s ~
4 bbis pure Arpic brandy
- quarter asks Holland Gin.
IS bblS. American BTapty-
Is btss. sweet 8lai,g Vine.
" IN Cognac, tItagDa Brandy, sc.
jsus-a saU AIZsI.I., HOOPER 4 co.
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The Test ofl2 Years. Experience
Has proved the superiorquality
HEGEMAN, CLARK & CO.'S

Gcnulnc AOQ klNcf SkAs
Tits pronounced by Physicians the best remedy
for Consumption ,ScroGula Chronic Rheumatism sc.
ever discovered.
CAUuos-The value of this remedy depends upon
its purity land in order customers u
pure article, of our hrm went to Newfoundland
superintend the manufacture of our Oil and war
rant it pure. See that the label has the eagle and
mortar and the signature the cork eaCi. bot
tie, there is a great deal of cheap, inferior oil
palmed off for genuine, TO the great Injury oil pa
tients.
ss- Askfor Hegeman. Clark Co.'s, and take nc
other, many have been cured with the genuine
VINO have used others withoutany bekeft.
Useful in Every Family.
Amt, Grease Spots, &C, removed instantly
yes, Silks, Ribbons, &c. CLEANED equal to new
thoui injury to The mosi delicate color Fabric
HEGEMAN & CO.'S CONCENTRATED BENZINE,
ly rs cents per bOItle.
HEGEMAN & Co., Druggists,
161. 3e9, 5lI and 756 Broadway, ny.
1vW&-p5u3m
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Ipurchased of Messrs Cone Brothers one Of
Howe's so machines about three months
since. Ny wife has used il almost constantly
since then and is SD well pleased that she
would not exchanges IL for any other now in
use. She had but little difficulty in learning
10 sew on it and can do kind 81 work
with IL. She eheerfully sdds her Testimony
10 the superior facilities If Hewe's Machines
ia doing ali kinds of work without troni.ie-
ii. b. PLUMMER.
Firm of II. B. PLUMMkR i Co., Public
Square.
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MENr, is coextensve with the civil zation of the
globe. Other articles aim to alleOiate pain and
distress-this cures. Family Physicians, Govern
ment Hospitals, Farriers, Planters Farmers, Livery
men, &c. have particularly demonstrated this fact,
throughout the world. No article ever before re-
ceived such undivided praise and suppertfrom Medi
cal and Scientific men.
RuEUM
or years. standing, has been totally cured. Piles
Ulcers, Tumors, Running Sores scrofula SuH Joints,
Felons, swellings, Burns, Bites, Boils, Chaps, Neu
ralgia, Salt Rheum, and all aches and pains upon
man and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &C.
such as King bone Call scratches Spawn, PollEv
Sweeney ,Hoof-ail, sc are subdued and cured by
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Nashville, Jan. 10, 1860.

Having used all the leading machines for
several years, owning one OF Wheelsf aud
Wilson's at the present time. and understand
ing thoroughly, nevertheless do not hesi-
tate % say that think the Howe Machine
superior 10 any and all Others IL srws
haadsoIner and finer work than the Wherler
4 Wilson, does uot make chain stitch ike
the Grover & Batter, and seas hsayier gerk
than any other family machine. 10 ssws
BEAUTIFULLY upon son uall masiin. and lsisisa
Lawn. and quilts upon the naked ccIton.
styles of wosk which cannot be d2ar we'll
with the claws or jack feed used upon the
Wheeler a Wilson. Croker a Bsk-r, as.d
Singer family mschinss- For s;iseaing csslds,
embroidery, quilting and al vsrirtses u
Sosk IL Is far superior ~ aay machine have
ever used
MRS. u. E DUBOIS.
TIE Howe Family and Leather Machines
are wsuauss<i 20 give bstszf s4flsfaetis1 iAzn
ans ether naehines il the mzTkst, OF mcaey
retaadsd-
The public are respectfully Invited 10 call
aud examine oar Machines and specimens At
wsFk and purchase where b<ss saiied.
CONE BROS,
s. College street
jan. is-lw.
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Plain Tables, 5 60
With handsome cabinet tops, 20
Full CO binet case, 100
The reasons why the introduction of the
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42o BROAD STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
(Exfrdet-) :" In lifting the kettle from the lire IL
became unInanas cable, tilted over, scalded my
hands very severely, almost To crisp Ii
awful sight The Mustang linimenI appeared to ex-
tract the pain IL healed rapidly, without SORENESS
andleft no scar OF account Truly yours,
&C ARLE5 FOSTER
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RHEUMATISM
Mustang Liniment.
VALU ARIE HORSE SAVED

u 2 . n p = Z n o y y Z . n Z ID
Mr.. ;. LITcB, Hyde Fark, VT, wTites:-'' hat the
horse was considered worthless (his case was
SPAWN, } but since the free OF the Mustang
IIniment, have sold him for $3.50 cash. Your
Eminent has been doing wonders up here.'
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HOWE MACHINES

Are rapidly growing in popular favor, gain
ing the confidence of the people, and are des-
tined to supercede machines having
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Howe Sewing Machine
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS,

Into this city has been attended with such
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-23
Cincinnati Market

CINCINNATI, Jan. 81, P. NJ Money
Market is quieter. Exchange unaltered.
Provisions without change; a irmer feeling is
displayed by holders OF barrel and bulk
pork mess is held frmly at II 90 and up
wards for good brands; the only sale was
260 bbls at Ia 90; II 90 was offered and
refused for first class brand bulk pork
could have been sold to considerable ex-
tent at 81 for shoulders; and SC for sides on
the spot, but is generally held at 64@
81 ; though for February it is offered
at these rates. Lard is unchanged with
moderate demand; buyers are not willing
TO pay over %; there is a little more doing
in bacon; about 700 hhds sold at 71M94 !;
delivered the last half of February. Flour
Unchanged demand is quite limited sales
$40 bbls at 5 3O@5 40 for super. Whisky
in good demand at full prices sales 1000
bbls at t21@2l5. Groceries steady; demand
moderate. Sugars4@9. Molasses 46@47.
Coffee 12013. Wheat continues firm and
in good demand at l 28@I 80 for prime
white; 23@l % for prime red sales 800
bush. prime white at 129. Corn in fair
demand at 53@54. Oats in good demand
and prices are tending upward, but not quo
tably higher. Rye dull and unchanged.
Barley in fair demand at 7O@73 for prime
fall; 60@65 for fair to good.
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DSy@ WINCHELL was greeted with large
crowd on Saturday night and he sent them
away with a new lease on life from the
hearty laughter they enjoyed. He is one Of
the best delineators of character we ever
saw perform. He makes use of but few
" clap trap appurtenances to help carry out
the delusion. His face and whole person is
so completely under his control that he
stands before you one moment, the old Irish
woman of New York, with child in her
arms, begging from the passers by, and on
the next, the "Bowery boy,.' ~ spilin' for a
muss." His ventriloquism is good and adds
greatly to his entertainments.
Tonight Mr.. WINcHELL gives a benefit
for the Sons of Malta. One-half of the pro-
eeeds are to be placed in the, hands of that
charitable Institution, where it is well ap
piled. We trust.the Hall will be filled to
its utmost capacity.
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DISEASES OF ANIMALS-REMEDIES, ETC
Mdage.-Wash the hog with warm water
and soap. Withhold every kind of heating
food. Give two ounces Of EPSON salts in
warm bran mash. Give in every meal af-
terward for few days, a tablespoonful of
flower of sulphur ana as much nitre as will
cover sixpence.
Cohc-A dose of from one to eight
drachms of opium and double that quantity
of spirit of nitrous ether, (accordiRg to the
size of animal,) in a few ounces of warm
water, is the best remedy for this disease.
In extreme cases bleeding may be resort
ed to.
MedSles-This will yield TO cooling treat
ment such as nitre; with attention to feed
ing, giving warm drinks, with say thirty
grains of sulphur and ten of nitre three
times a day.
Quincy.-Prompt bleeding and purging
should pc adopted, followed by cooling med
icnes, and the swellings in the throat may
be punctured with advantage, and setons in
serted.
Skin Disedses.-A cooling lotion made of
four drachms murirte of ammonia, one ounce
of acetic acid, and one pint of water, is an
excellent topical application.
Leprosy and Ma1Tam.-The best Freat-
nent is cleanliness, coolness, bleeding, purg
ing and limitation of food. A few cloves of
garlic may be given with good effect.
sZethargy.-Bleed from behind the ears,
and administer an emetic, and afterward
give few doses of sulphur and nitre.
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is dong good business in the general dry
goods trade, persons dealing with him are
satisfied they get the full worth of their
money. His goods are all of the best quail
ity, his maxim is that good merchandise al
though it don't pay as well at first. yet in the
long run it secures ii good run of customers,
which is the great secret of success. His
stock of shoes is of the best quality and gen
erall y full and complete.
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New York Market.

NEW York, 21-P. NJ.
Flour dull, heavy and shade lower. The
demand is better for export and home trade !;
safes at 1905 20 for superfine state; 5 %
@5 35 extra ditto; 5 10 to 5 20 for super
fine western; 1905 40 for common to
good; extra ditto 5 1905 rs for shipping
brans extra round hoop Ohio; closing heavy.
Rye -four in good demand; 1904 45
common to superfine. Corn meal dull !;
Jersey 3 so. Wheat very quiet; shippers
and millers are holding off for a material
decline, while holders refuse to submit to
any material concession in order to realize;
no sales of Importance reported. Rye mod
erately active at 91@92. Barley unchanged;
sales 1000 bushels state at 80 cts. Corn
in fair supply and heavy and lower; sales
$4,000 bushels at 80 cents. Oats quiet at
45@46. Whisky in favor of buyers; sales
900 bbls at %. Iron market quiet and un-
changed; scotch pig $25 per ton. Fish
quiet and without material change. Oils
quiet at 5O056 for linseed. 90095 for
lard oil. Tallow steady at lO4. Pork
less active; but prices are without ma
terial change; sales 620 bbls at Is 50@l6
56 for old mess II % for new do; IL 81
for old prime. Beef without change sales
at 00@4 95 for prime; 5 25(95 so for
mess 8 0009 Is for repacked messi beef
hams in moderate request; sales 800 bbls
at 14915 for western. Dressed hogs firm
at Z DC. Cut meats in moderate request
at 81 for shoulders 9@93 for hams sales
125 packages; and 100000 lbs. dry salted
shoulders to arrive at 81. Lard 104(@103.
Butter limited business doing at 11@l6c
for Ohio; I5@25 for State. Cheese steady
at 9@1l. Coffee quiet but firm, with sales
500 mats Java at Is, cash. Hemp quiet.
Molasses steady; Muscovado 80; New Or
leans 50I951. Rice firm with fair demand
at 34@4s; mostly at 4044. Sugar steady
but not much doing; sales to-day only 200
hhds Cuba at 74@Fs.
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Receipts by Railroad.


2 casks hardware, Samuel Orr; 3 boxes shoes, 2
boxes mdze, G 0'Riley Co; box shoes, H
Nelson; IA rolls leather A Reiss; box lass box
l. presses, John Healy; IA bags potatoes, John
Grill so bbls Whisky, III bbIs -FOUR Isaac Crane;
/ Dbl sundries, loo bbls beef, box mdze bbs ord
apples, scks rags, Brown & Aikman; 210 bu corn,
Isaac Crane; l sack feathers, Dbl dressed poul-
try 2 sacks dried APPLES, Wheeler Riggs; bar
rels, { Ook Rice; barrels, Wingert & Rice; box
furs, bdle do, A Lowenthal; Dbl eggs, Fret
Kron; bbi eggs, j G Venneman; 10 sacks flour,
sacks hominy, Christ Theman; 30 sacks flour, 3
sabks cOrnmeal, J Elicit; IS bbls -four, Ja-
guess g. Co.; 259 bu corn, J Dusouchet; 224 bu
corn, Bement Viele; bdles saddle trees, Topf Dc
I.eng; fox chickens, Henry Winder;. 155 bu bran,
Il Meni; 3l4 bu wheat, Iglehart Bros; car loads
slaves, Oakley Son; load wheat, Little IL
Erwin; car load barrels, Wheeler Riggs; 10 cases
mdze, bales, - bbl, Anspacher & Plant; boxes
tobacco, cases mdse, Schroeder a. Kehr; 1 box G.
frames, John Healy; boxes types, John Mitch
cl 4 e.; boxes pipes; Fendrick Bros; 40 bags
coffee, boxes tobacco, case Mdse, Bement Viee;
l cask glassware, Dbl do. w II p Stoddard
A. L. SHRADER, Agt.
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EVANSVILLE, IND MoNRDAY MORNING, JANUARY 95 1860
~OLEECTO SIZE or REaL

HOLEECTOR'S S.ALE OK RE.aL
u estate, for the payment of costs and expenses
of side walk improvements.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of tive
precepts, issued ont of the Clerks office of the City
of Evansville, and to directed, will sell at
public outcry, at the door of the Court House, in
the City of Evansville, Monday, the 9th day of
February, 1860, the following lot and parcels OF
real estate. much thereof as may be necessary
to pay the amounts assessed and charged against
said lots respectively or the costs and expenses of
making side walk improvements in front of said
lots, together with the costs of sale:
Lot No. 10, blk No. 40, Eastern Enl' mt, So, 30
6, 26 2,92
Evans Homestead, on Sixth street, from
the corner of Locust street to the alley, l4,6O
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, on said
day. P. 5 CHMUCK,
Jan. I6, 1850 3wd Citn Collector.
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TIMOTHY G. ALLYN, {
STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
HARTFORD COUNTY,

KzVOH S.RLE.-I5O FEET CIV
n Second street, just beyond the city line. The
lot is triangular in shape, with sufficient depth for
two or more dwellings.
One hundred and fifty feet Fourth street, near
the City Schools will be sold in lots TO suit.
Two hundred feet front Centre street, between
Goodsell and Leet streets, Fourth Enlargement.
Sixty-five lots in the Eastern Enlargement.
Two lots at of Eighth and Chestnut
streets.
Also, lot ia, old plat, ON Second street, near
Hinrichs grocery. This lot is IS feet front, and
will be divided to suit purchasers.
Terms, one-half cash, and balance in one and two
years, with interest.
Apply to THOS. E GARYIN,
jan2od1aw3w Real Estate Agent, Third st.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

FOR ALL THE PURPOSES A FAMILY PHYsIC,
composed that disease within the range of
their action rarely withstand evade them
Their penetrating properties search, cleanse and
invigorate every portion Of the human organism,
correcting its diseased action, and restoring its
healthy vitalities. As consequence of these pre- p
critics, the invalid who is bowed Gown with pain
physical debility is astonished to find his health
energy restored by remedy at once so simple and
inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
of every body but also many formid able and dan
gerous diseases The agent below named is pleased
to furnish gratis my American Almanac, contain
ing certificates of their cures and directions for
their use in the following complaints: Costiceness,
Heartburn, Headache arising from disordered Stomach
Ndused Indigestion, Pain an and Morbid Ioct5on Of
the Boacets, Fiatency, Loss Of appetite, JduHdice,
and other kindred complaints, arising from low
state of the body or obstruction of its functions.
Do not be put off by unprincipled Dealers with
some other pill they make more profit on. Ask for
AYER,s Pill and tal,a NOT rnlse
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
f. LINE.
EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE JOURNAL

WASHINGTON, Jan, q, M.-Richard Realf
who reached Washington on Thursday night
was this morning examined by the Harpers
Ferry special Committee. He is reported as
highly educated.
Arrangements have been made for execu-
ting the Senate and Executive printing at
Rives Globe office.
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VARIETIEs.

YoUNG LADY FENCERS-Some of the more
spirited young ladies of Cambridge, Mass,
are learning to fence. The Providence Jour
nal in allusion to this fact, asks, has not ra-
ture already furnished woman with one all
sufficient weapon for self-defense? In place
of Caude lectures it says we shall now have
challenges. Instead of suits for divorces
we shall read of duels apoutrance. A ra-
pier and a pair of pistols will form a part of
the bridal outfit.
SHERMAN FOR BREAKFAsT.-A Washing
ton correspondent of the Atlas says
I was much amused with the story of one
of the Western members, who is, by the
way, one of the clearest headed and largest
hearted men here. Said he, I" declare to
you, | have got so used to shouting out
I" John Sherman, when I am spoken to,
that when the waiter asked me this morn
ing at table what l would have for breakfast,
l told him e. John Sherman +"
The WRoNG End Come here, you
young scamp, and get sound spanking
Scholar" You haint got no right to spank
me, and the copy you just set sez so.
Teacher = 81 should like to hear you read
that copy. ."-Scholar-"Y Y ou shall " (reads)
Let all the ends thou aimest at be thy
countrys, and so forth and when you are
a spankin' me, you amt aiming at no such
end.
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SHALL AND WILL.
-Paragraphists should remember that the: e
is a difference between shall and will. For
example: A Frenchman tumbled overheard,
and sung out, " WILL drown, and nobody
SHALL help me" The sailors told him,
" Drown and be id" Had he said,
81 shall drown, and nobody will help me,
| they would have saved him.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-23

EvANEscENT CREDIT-A boy at q cross
ing having begged something of gentle
man, the latter told him that he would give
him something as he came back. The boy
replied Your honor would be surprised
if you knew how much money have lost
by giving credit that way"
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READING MATTER ON EVERY
PAGE
MISCELLANEOUS.

BG% Our telegraphic dispatches were
more meager than we expected on Saturday
night, consequently our first page, this
morning, presents Simmer appearance
than common.