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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION SALB-BY VIM b. OLAPP-At
~ New Sales room No. SO Vast Fourth st +, ON
TUESDAY, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on account Of
whom It may concern. four caddtes Eagle Matches ;
large invoice Of Dixons pure Pepper-ssu Coffee
&c fresh, in order AlYO, new and second hand
Furniture, atlI A. NJ. Also, four sets Of Furs, &c.
lIe4l
A UCTION SALE-BY WELLS g. MILES :
n sa.es-room No. 25 Pearl street Large and
PeremttOrs Sale Of taple aud FAucy Dry ,Ots,
Merchant Tailors Goods 30. at Auction, f,r Cash.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, Fehruaiy 6. at w
oclo h a general variety Of SeasOnable Staple aud
Fancy DR. 90 ds Ribbons. and Etn 9roideries.
Cloths, Black ard Fancy Cassimeres. sattnsts,
Ii.eIhs, Black Lusters, FarpeEs' s.ti9s, selcias,
BLSO-36 deg. super, l2.4 ia 1914 and "a Brown
and Blsached Linen Table-olothst Al doz super.
AlSO-hn n invoice Of Hats and Caps fe3
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Magnolia Ruled Letter Papers.

l5 CASES MAGNOLIA ZINE, gyPH1-
e F.Da ,s Ssssissa s2s sSa SsS e. sGs = Ruled La
NIXON, OHkTHINLD \ WOODS,
moss " and 70 W'iHu'-' -''r''s.
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Subtle SaIfs.
81 AZ. LENNON q co.
u. II ICIEr A A A

7 A1SSA4h4HAAf ~ W LIANT
I IN WEDNESDAY, 10th inst, at IL ocloc K
~ at lower lot, Buchanan's wharf
LAO HHDs. N. 0. SUGAR.
$50 BBLs. N oMoLAssEs. '''f'
telS-s r. LENNON & co.
szX 5ADUEfA. ii. COVER
.es544. PUBLIC SALE OF THE
s=ls% BALTIMORE BELLE, OF BALTIMORE, &C.
, By virtue q power contained in a mortgage from
Joshua say ne Undersigned will offer at public sale, a.
HONl - Y HARE, opDosite Wood street, in Baltimore
cit% on U S)AG A AFTERNOON, February 2i 1861, at
o'clock the schooner BALTIMORE BELLE, of Baltimore,
Tackle, Apparel and appurtenances.
The Baltimore Belle built in Church Creek, Dorches
yer county Mary land her length is Il feet breadth Il feet
ncheS depth feet inches, and she 6l46-g5
tons; her sails Rigging and Equipments &C. in very
good order and she of hundred TONS carries about
80 bushels of grain
amount Of Sl20; her tber and pankng all of white
IN coed order, and when two years old, she sold for
I;g e IS fast stiier and Of very light draft with
Terms liberal at sale.
c,,oo,oos,.. SAMUEL Il. COVER, Auctioneer,
isi-eotzVSsu'S 81 Baltimore street.
90 TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY ON
E5;;iisl CARPENTERS ALLEY, USED AS A MILL FOR
Circuit Court for Baltimore city, the undersigned trustee
will Offer for sale by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Exchange
II the city Of Baltimore on SATURDAY, the I'd day of
March next, at o'clock p NJ:
ALI! THAT PARCEL OF GROUND fronting the south
side of Carpenters alley ~ feet with depth Of 70 feet and
being 65 feet west from kutaw street improved by MILL
MIL and by two small Houses ad5inngethe Whole be
ing subject to ground rent of sO0.
Terms OF SaeOnethird cash. balance at six and twelve
months it'll interest and approved security.
GEO. r. CINNAM0ND, Trustee
s. II. COVER, Auconeer,
teg-2aW&ds 81 Baltimore street.
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Anuser1ents.
ERONT STREET THEATER.

ERONT STREET THEATER.
T. JOHN s, RAREY
in Baltinors at the Front Street Theatre IGEFssDAY
gn at ha past se eeoc kn'
'''''4l MOST MOST = vicious AND DANGEROUS
P 9Rxt 1f fGAh II
IN shese esthcs 81 fPG S T ee A
THE CELEeR ATED HORSE. "CRT7ISER,"
that long set defiance the skill and O. he Eng
sh horsemen and grooms, but sub4ueat by Nr Rarey
$M1LLEsT SHETLAND PONIES " TnE WORLD.
being the largest in The city in order to accommod te as
her has Wh9 So M e an
full! corps Of ushers has been engaged, and eey att.
These viii be slr Rareys only exhibitions in Baltimore
son-Parquettea and Dress circle ST. all the rest OIL
order accommodate the public, additional ticket
Re Theatre P at G. WHIPS 70 H. Mceys and
Soddards Music Stores ALSO at the Office of Barnqm Ho
| MAINLAND INSTITUTE.
w GRAND VOCAL Lo MD INSTRUMENTAL
FOR THE RESE1Eg 2 E#H fHEtoSnD ms'HAS
Sy TE ELU Essr R AZ direction
of 5r. r ]; KERR; ~. ..pnrn.n =,
the Lexington" by the Milford Bard and Darkness by
r,nna wGBNEsRAY, 295h February; 1851 ~,
Pff Pakf 7.
Irrational Overture introducing the National Airs OF
America, France England and Russia. Arranged
Dueffy from
S-Qusrtete-our Glorious Aileghanians.
POT Pourri Marziale from soanambula Beni.
6Anvi Chorus from Il I[ RT
s-ay and Happy@Medisy Holland
sWeefy
TICKETS Fw CENTS to be had at ali 1.-THE the
Book and Music Stores, at the Actuary's Office, and the
door on the night of the Concert.
Doors open at halfpast tx O'Clock.
Concert to commence at eight o'clock. fel6-it
MUSICAL SOIREE
1'A BEErHo p TIE soc1ErY,
LAW St BUT TIE
CORNER OF IEx1sdToY AND ST. PAUL srs.,
Mr. 09 M9HB BAY ks aI9 ls hf.S
Single Tickets so cts six for 50 80, AM twelve for sCO.
5oors open at !, to commence at o'clock fel6-2t"
M BIRTHDAY.
THE INDEPENDENT GREYs
Respectfully announce their friends and tie public that
TWENTY EIGHTH ANNUAL BALL
HALL OF THE NARY At TIE hAND INSTITUTE,
FRIDAY EVEN1HG, Fe5ru7rv ed, 1851.
The Greys pledge hemseve: to leave nothing undore to
make this entertainment worthy Of the Birthday
RUEGk ERT'S coTILIIoN BAND has been engaged
The entire Main Hall viii be devoted to dancing.
The supper arrangements in the hands the we'll
known caterer Christopher Shaw, o! the Cottage, High
nyiations have been extended to the military of New
York Phadelpha York, pa Richmond Washington,
that the number of military present will exceed any other
ce TbG held r IN our i Hit Es
The Company will open the Ball with Dress Parade and
The brill win take place at SO o'clock
to be had of the Managers and at the door
e1st2ar G66AA juan " 66E Sfiks Ballet Masters
EEEIIIDAY STREET THEATpE
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EY r. ~. KENNETH x co
$500 .-.-.---s---

IN TRUSTEES SALE.
s By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for Bal
mnre city, the undersigned, Trustees, will offer for
sale on TUESDAY, 18th day of February, at O'Clock p
NJ at the Exchange Sales room in the city Of Baltimore
ALL THAT Lot Or GROUND AND PREMISES, described
follows:
Beginning for the the nerth side of Lombard
street at the distance tf hundred feet westerly from
Penn street. and running thence westerly bounding
Lombard street twenty FIVE feet thence northery parallel
with Penn street hundred and alley,
thence easterly parallel with German street twenty-five
feet thence sOuthery parallel with Penn street hundred
and fifty four feet to the place of BEGINNING.
THIS lot is improved By rst-class three story Brick
DWELLING, with large Back Building, and all modern
improyements and is subject annual ground rent Of
500. title ndisputable.
Terms sale0ne third cash day of sale; onehird in
six months, aud the balance twelve credit pay
ment to bear interest and be satisfaction Of
Trustees s. MORRIS COCHRAN, lru.t.
JOHN P. Pee, hfusteeS'
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9lrn NnNQs.

| Spring TRADE.
FEBRUARY 1861.
! FIVE HUNDRED CASES
NGL1SH AND CONTINENTAL GOODS,
INSTRUMENTATION,
AT UNUSUAL LOW PRICES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
! HAMILTON EASIER d Co,
1885, 2Ol AND 2O3 BALTIMORE STREET,
Have opened and for SALE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Large assortments in
PARIS PRINTED LAWNS, ORGAEDIES, AND
| BAREGES,
ONE THOUSAND PIECES FRENCH CHINTZEs,
Very best qualities.
| FIVE HUNDRED PIECES LYONS, FANCY AND
BLACK SILKS,
ENTIRE NEW STYLES,
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
Low-PRICED TO FINEST QUALITIES
Our stock throughout the, season viii be
fel3tfr KEPT FULL AND COMPLETE.
u OBERT b. BROWN & CO.,
liz Nh No 2,2r G II ST sT R Baltimore
AND FOREIGN if h1kt u 6FtRE AGENTS,
XSRK S SlFEET FkA XIII SE5SSiSG Co.'S IS
TH0s. KEN KENNEL = SS SWISS MUsLINs ~
| DUNDEE G4ohs, scoTcH hIAPERs, DAMAsK, &c.
.onnrn. CANVASS PADnINGs; all GRADES;
E6k ST FA Z Il th6ns e.
fe9tf
EMITTING COTTON, Domestic and German
IA of B. and threads superior article fer sale by
matt 40 Baltimore st, between Gay and Frederick.
GLOVES of Cloth, Merino, Cotton and Wool
VI Also HaliHose of Merino, Cotton and Wool
matt 40 Baltimore st, between GAY and Frederick.
AXIS.
- FALL 4 AYR y y EGsEt gEoAks.
Begs leave to inform the ladies of baltimore that his assert
FALL AND R WINTER # c1oAKs
NOW READY
BALTIMORE CLOAK AND MANTILLA STORE,
slstf go '4i'i copneE se Of Charles
INFERNO, WoOLLEN, COTTON AND GAUZE
w SHIRTS and DRAWERS for Lads, Gents and Chill
dren Also, Moos and Cotton Hose of all kinds Also,
mai No % Bait ST. between Gay and Frederick
SELLING OFF all Wool Shirts and Drawers
~ at very low prices. Call and examine.
n2tf 40 Baltimore st, between Gay and Frederick
ZEPHYR WORSTED, Chenille and Embroi-
matt 70 Baltimore st, between Gay and Frederick
XNTOOLLEN KNITTING YARNS Of Merino
w and saxony Wool, large assortment. ,,,,p
nat, 40 Baltimore St. between Gay aud frederick.
NALL AND WINTER DRY GOODSl
wRoTH & FULLERTON,
IS BALTIMORE STREET,
Are prepared to ser their Fall Stock OF Gocds
bracng the newest designs and richest patterns of
slLkSa IN Robes r and by the yard,
AE RH sSsgi$s &222ss'
HOSIERY,
GLOVES.
1'S #aF sAsR RtAisayrs.
KERSEYS,
BLANKETS, &c &c
ALSO,
beautiful and well selected stock Of
L0AKS
AZ q which they will offer at lowest marke prices
SOCIAL, MANUFACTURING COMPANY'S
fe28n FRICK, PHILIPS co.
A RKWRIGHT FINE COTTONS.
fe28tf FRICK, PHILLIPS Il CO.
DEYNOLD'S BLUE SATINETS.
fe28tf FRICk, PHILLIPS Co,
DONTOOSUC UNION CLOTHS.
Blacks Drabs, Blues, Green's and Mixtures, in stor
and for sale by
fe2stf FRICK, PHILLIPS co.
PARKER'S UNION CASSIMERS AND SAT
fe28-tf FRfoK, PHILLIPS & co.
M ILLlAMSVILLE FINE BLEACHED
fe28.tf D FRfCK, PHILIPS Il co.
NMAUREGAN MILLS COTTON, of all grades
fe2s-tf FRIoK, PHILLIPS l. co.
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GREAT BARGAINS
CANFIELD BROTHER & CO.'S,
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
AN EXTENSIVE STOCK
OF
NE WI ? IMP ORTED-
WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
FANCY GOODS,
BRONZES,
CUTLERY,
FANS,
PARIAN
GOODS,
WORK
BOXES,
WRITING
TOILET ARTICLES,
ALBATA
WARE,
VASES, &c.
DIAMONDS and other Precious Stones in great variety
at low prices ja2l-tfr
n
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dr. dr. SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY

lelZsoJ,lzs O,loGiS-ot -AuctioneerS.
ft.ssf SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
E4.;sI ON SARATOGA STREET
-ssz BY virtue o; authority given in contract betwee
Asa Higgins, attorney William H. Pratt, and Richard W
watts and John r. Ewart duly recorded, and also filed
TIE Circuit Court for Baltimore city, in the of Asa Hig
gins, Attorney Richard w. Watts and John E. EwaTt,
and in pursuance of the provisions of the Act of Assembly
OF 1926 chapter 1872, the undersigned will offer at sale
!!BLiC AUCTION, at the sales Rooms Second street. ad-
joining the Post Oce, in the city of Baltimore, WE'D
NhSDA X the 9th day of March. 1861, at O'Clock;
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND stu
ate and lying in the city Of Baltimore and described fol
lows:
Beginning for the on the south side of Saratoga
street at point eighty feet westerly from the building line
on the west side Of Gilmore street, and running thence
westerly along the southern line of Saratoga street seventy
seven feet, less to Vincent ALLEYS thence souheTly
along the eastern line Of Vincent alley ninetvsiX feet to The
south de OF an alley four feet wide extending from Gill
more street to ncn alley thence easerly along the south
side q said four feet alley eentyseven feet western
the stern line of the above houses nneyx feet the
place Of beginning.
This Lot is divided into four equal portions nineteen
feet three inches front Saratoga street. each improved by
handsome TaREESTURY AND BACK BUILDING
BRICK HOUSE. nearly completed and each subject to
annual ground rent OF $72.
The terms sale One third the purchase money
cash. onethrd at six months, and third at twelve
months from the day of saethe credit payments bear
interest from the day of sale and to be secured to the salts
faction Of tie undersigned.
ASA HIGGINS, Attorney of W. II. Pratt.
JOHN II. B. LATR0BE,2 ,tto.ro,.
r W. Bennett CO,
feS-eotN4&ds Auctoneers
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alabIit Sails.
MORTGAGEES SAL

ffaz77 M0RTGAGEE'S SALE
T6s FFGd dea f ASney OF Henry eias5 snry
Of power Of attorney executed by said Henry Gber
to the undersigned and in of the provisions
moriEag rom Thomas s. ctcEey, trustee Of 4 nsy
Bussey and her children to said Samuel spencer exc
lie sale At the Court house 4oof in TowSantown ES
ri rR{c f6RrPEy dE i d ASSN rne
heretofore mo- tagged b sid Thomas D. Cockey n Thos
G Spencer by deed bearing date the ninth day Of Nav
the yearls5 TO secure the payment of three thousand
o. ASb fFfY &N Il po6E %E
QIH ACRtS OF LAND, more less, and is situated
in the 1h ELECTION district Of Baltimore county, adjoining
the lands Of CAPTAIN Joseph Walker lies lie Norther
SCHOOLS, Churches and Mill, and in desirable neiebor
ING and necessary out 8uiidings necesfar m, 1o I @ II
the farm, in good repair.
The terms ale are-0ne half cash the day of sale
and the balance in six months from day Of se the credit
payments TO bear interest frsm the day OF sale and to be
surety or suretts to be approved by the qndersigned
Attorney of Henry Gilbert,
Surviving Executor Of samuelC Spencer, deceased
DUBLlC SALE OF MORTGAGED PROPER
I TY, KN1gX As THE AVALON NAIL AND IRON
W9RK iI51 On II RA,TARSCo RIVER IN BALTIMORE
By virtue Of authority conferr upon the undersigned,
Dy q re 0t d mGsase 9m m and joseph
recorded in fillmore and Howard counties; and for the
deed and part Of Which now & and p6pa The y nde
dSned as TrG;S Ti o9r At public sale at the 5t9re he
II,G ],
25th day Of February 1861, at 10 O'Clock A. II:
ALL THE I.EASEHOLD INTEREST IN SAID ESTATE
AND PROPERTY, known as the "AYalon Nail and Iron
Works. aforesaid, which were mortgaged to the der
signed as Aforesaid, being the property which was
leased on the same day by annah b. Sheppard said
Mannings by deed Of that date duly recorded aforesaid
The property consists of about TWO HUNDRED ACRES
OF LAND more or less, about fifty in How
ard and the remainder in Baltimore county The improve
ments are Boiling Mill Pudding Mill, Nail Factory
StaVe Mil, Stone Pattern House, Cooper Shop, Stone
Store Stable, and large number Of enemens with about
twenty-five ieet fall of the river.
The property will be sold subject the mortgage from
said Nannngs to Thomas Donaldson, Trustee, dated April
18TH 1857 and duly recorded aforesaid made secure
various prom ssory notes rected said mortgage
which are not yet matured but Of which due and
unpaid, ana also subject TO ground rent CT $50
annum and the provisions OF said lease from Hannah B.
Sheppard 10 said Eanuings aforesaid, and also
annuity oF Ii Of Sarah McCrone of three hundred and
fifty dollars per This sale will net embrace the
personal property at said Works.
Any further Information which may desired regard
to the above mentioned property will be given the sale
or on application to the undersigned attorneys.
The terms of sale areOne fourth of
day Of sale and the remainder in
interest and approved security the credit payments
JAMES IT, HAM, Trustee.
BROWN & BRUNE,
feI-2aW3w AttornryS
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S0atNiHg.
DIatforH1 Stalls.

EVE MOUNT VERNON COMPANY, hare d
land and are constantly Manufacturing
FELTIES FOR PAPER MAKERS
LICK. Rt!a TRUNK MAKERS,
'STICs--LoABABp 2f2EzY,
n kiln T.
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X Il Al . Y A L.
PARIS CHINA HALLS
REMOVED TO
No. 2l0 BALTIMORE STREET,
BETWEEN ST. PAUL AND CHARLES STREETS
Immediately opposite the old stand,
Where am opening large lot of new and choice
GOODS, of my importation, and am determined to
CUT DOWN PRICES to the lowest possible figures, at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Staple goods as
WHITE FRENCH CHINA,
INDIA CHINA WARES,
WHITE IRONsTONE GOODS
PRESSED AND
CUT GLASS WARE,
COMMON WARES,
ALL KINDS,
Always on hand of the very best quality
HOTEL GOODS, Sc
ia3O-tfr D. PRESTON PARR
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m., they spared NY life, fading my tnowlsds
and gsnsr q haudihsss ~ . civilized man usefs
/, them in various wsye. Lost all count o
time in nv cspivity-and can only guc.s 10,
that II i,pted more than one year AMI less thai
Two. / made tro attempts TO escape, sacl
time In a eaa'e, aud was bilked Ia both. No
body Al homo in England would aver, ss I b
Geve, have seen me again, II an outward bcuni
vessel hal no. touched At the li,tlo desert islam,
fof iresn water. Finding nsns thtre, she cam
on 10 toe 'crrito'y of the savaess (Which wa
an islni t,c) When they took IN, on board.
looked little letter hsn . savage mysslt an,
could bare ) tsih my own language. By th,
help OF 10" kiu0ne's shc~n 20 me. I vss RICH
again b. ,hs time VS. sroks the frs, shin homo
ward bnw,4, To thst vsssei { vas traustsrred
AID in her -e,ksd my passAss back TO Eel
mouth.
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fotga ano Domestic tb Ats g1oatat ag


T. SAa e%aEtEs en- yhNe3d :, NJ .-Sfl,f (
heels wenti mp. my nose nose had, received !st g
severe acontusiop, on and the results were, 9
map Of some unknown country done 10
red on my shirt trout, two vest pockets
+hi'l Of blood. and my hair 50 stuck 70
5ethsr with The same Aaid that / had 10
get my head cropped like q prize fshtsr
Whether !, broke the ywiTdoowx with my head
when it ,wept down, or, with MY. heels when
Flhey came; up, is comparatively immaterial
-certain il 4isa that there was, a hole ia
the sash big Enough TO throw . Gqshel
basket Ill ,hr 9pgh Z without touching .hs
edge S., ..r,i,.3,..ssf -,
As to the pillow, it didn't seem to ease
my feet at all; perhaps it is because Meth,
Ter Of them came within rod of it, for !
discovered that, while 7 broke my only
water pitcher with one heel / had pu,
my other through the picture Of John
lC. Heepan. in hi, favorite character o.
Champion Of the, World. a,ii ,sss9 Z
h9 Then I sent fos spinkey Spfnkey
taught. me the art5 can do it now
do ii, all The timeeI keep doing Il; ID
fact. don't do anything else. When'l
lccmae down to. breakfast I gehetslly wall
ION my hands around the table, and eivs
each one Of, the borders d patronizinl
shake Of my slipper Then turn hand
sprirg over 'the table, and come 'dowr
teasily in my chair and read acolumnso o
The Tribune while the people are looking
Z In the air for me to come down 9'9'2f
+ l never steep on q bed nowsa-dsys
sometimes hang myself BY ,the toes 4
the gas fxtqresj soreiimes l suspend
myself by my little finger to staple il
the wall; sometimes l balance myself o,
my trusty sword, or take aashort nap OF
1ithe point of my bayonet rye practices
thrusting with my bayopet and sword til
there isn't a a4iicture inamys whole collec
ttion that haspits regulaf number of fea
tpres, Dolly Davenport has only one eye
and u fractionEef nose; Edward For
rest is playing Hamlet without any tor
ITO his head; and John Heenan with on
tarm and big hole in his ribs. is fghtinl
1Tom Sayers.owho has noolegH nor any eyl
1in his head. I've put up q target on tn
brick partition that separates me from
1the next house, land have fred SO man.
lbails into ii, ,ahat theibfieks are not NOR
Fl han an inch aud a haaf-thick. and l ex
1Hecs sstrysday to kill so baby OF twQ,i
fhere; when do I.sup7ose I will hav
ftoFaPologize. SRI chivsa't kitfed1 anybod
FLOR u. good whiIe.a and / really ought Z
fget my hand in again. If you shonldn'
1 hear from me next week, you may cor
lFclude that Tin going through The farcics
| formaiity Of 'aif examination for man
4 slaughter. and that III write as SOON as
Il get out on bail.
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photographic Dispatches.


Office of the Mouth-at one end Of the
!: 2 Lfol7sf7snSeacs -sboD =! Tci;Aiess7 3
sssi4 ssssss5ss s-5sssss,s shs g oshst q!
.a'ppdr1p ppdrs1pArncHs. ii div eS Iiig sail
.Inquiry-Mouth to the Stomach. ."Are
you you ready for breakfast?" - ao11AaT
), Stomach =. IS hsosiee what are yop going
~ tba-'.YqstuI VIM see, Pfsp.fe!sn
Tie table.bell rings, Body harries.
drops into . chair, Mouth opens, and
down goes goes as quickly as possible: ! Cup
Of Coffee, at . 1temperatore of 145 de-
grees Fahrenheit. II, burns fhe whole
asophagai track as II passes ii, ana when
it gets into the stomach, burns it and the
Stomach contracts. sand $ shritels, and
Icfinges, and finally fschreeches, and the
1o Mouth says, IIalloi what is fbe mat.
teff''.lsias shi no h,sss9o l, ks.n sale
|" AStohschA" "Als,te,l Enough. i should
think. Do you not know thstnp esbn,,
endure siush At lao to $50 degrees ol
heal ist ss1is .gni2 oi.a1cH %
IS sMoath A-..Oh. tevermiadf .lHsrecomees
some best steak. with hot fried putssoss,
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hot rolissand poor butte r. soWe salad with
vinegar, some buckwheat, cakes aud mo-
lasses. These win heal it."
S,omarh--"SLopI What earthly use
IS there in sending these down here all al
one time? They make d hioSdg spetigs.''
Month4-"Hers comes some more Cofs
fee sS' 10 uoi}saitaT7i 8ass ~ smii /;
2, Sttmach-a" ont waill Give me
some watef9p : ''2.i9a ,has .o7 .:
F. Moa,ihi l"watefa when you can ge,
Codee? gu must be craxv; water has
10 nourishment iu ii. o'Oae wants water
| ouly when one is dry" jaai sa,a s
+, Stomach-..I am sthirstyi7 Give me
somnee nel ,eYleliu Gaa .aolIasrso9 sii io
Mou,h--"Cannot do isAthey haven't
any water up here:!o If they have IL is
hot, aud doubt if they have AIRY of that.
Persons do not like water; aud You, o
Istomachsarsi eccentric, SO stopeeompl.ih-
ling and get ready 30 take some food =
take the goods. the gods provide ,you;'
fa,id bs content. Are you ,read,2 am
in u hurry. Up here, time is money
have to farnisfi you with material out sof
which strength is to he. gotten aor1 abe
body uss 1to-day,s and L. have ten min
pdtes allowed me fos this purpose. Now
fthe after part is Jour look out, 10: mire.
Take notice! Are you ready? Here comes
apple pie, fried chicken, trips, 'tomatG
Ecstsuls boiled ham, minute pudding, corn
bread and eacunbetss l'eppers salt. gravy
Fuinee Rie.s another cup Of cofss. g ~ ilo9k te
outvsov sssaic az yttIsH ibsa ersa
Stomach h Look ou'l Oh, murydler, 81
Whasiam 4 to do? Dol, | must, grlnd
away like u horse ip 2 !, bark mill, ,i4 ] an
wosa OUT Undert such p seenditioa- q
things as this, i shall break sdewn ip. !,
fourth part, Of the time which ] mighl
work and then the Mouth. aud for. iba
matter the heart too. y will be sill, aud
. shall be at. peace f'''sn,t,1s. = =, nof.an.t
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-02-06
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Wouldn't kun Away,

An exchange tells the following good
story on the Iowa Abolitionists:l lsso,4 a.
foA short time ago q, widowilady. Living
near Ttheanorthern iinei,of Missouri, sen,
her negro man with y load OF wheat to "a
miilin Iowa, TO have it manafacturedipto
f1our.f The mill was mueh crowded on
his arrival atheresi and The aPs osI,eet was
that as would have 10, wei several days
for .s'his torn. While wai,ing, SONG ,oI
the sfr.edom shriekers',. .igi that ols stiiude
got aareund him, aad yIprppessd, oAidina
him in securing his freedom. The pegre
seemed 10 be struck with the IDEA, hut did
net have any money to, pay his exReaes
lfWeI,. said they vt'tsell youE mules, :
Don't know abont lba,; missus could no
get along without ,hem,": said Cuff
Well them brejoined . they. % 'you ca.
sch thew wagon; that Will bripg: lhe money,
ssWslls !, believe ,missuss needs, the wsgon
TOO. = y answered, ihe, black. 70 .;But if | hse
de, wheat gsonnd. I could, sell de -four; do
would fetch ede1money.". j"'Oh.swell' sHit
the q negro eqnalists, Jt've, will swap ayol
alps fen the wheat 70 accommodate nm ,yops
othe trade xasb made. The wheat wa
exchanged 70: the proper proportion 2
-four; 1bu.s whenlhe WAS about ready t,
start be said, 4.sMasssa. rs been, study!
bous freedom. bat don't believe missu
can spare de ,aonr, either, !" and drove Of
with broad grin displaying, TWO rows 9
ivory, achtoI tbs modification and ysxa
tion Of our negro loving Ieyaians who ha'
to wait again for their grinding.