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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-11

CHoKED TO DEATH.-A little girl, daughter
Of Mr.. Mead, residing in Marathon county,
Wisconsin, was choked to death not long since
by sucking grain Of coffee into her windpipe
The child was at a table in her high chair, and
had grain of coffee IN her mouth, when, by a
sudden movement Of the head backward, the
coffee few into the air passage, causing very
hard breathing, and although an operation was
performed it was Of no avail, as the child died
in a few hours.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-11

SHORT OF POwDER.-The Little Rock ark J
Gazette says: "If, during the Mexican war,
when we had control Of all the powder manu-
factories in the country, and access TO the world
besides, powder advanced to 81 pound how
much will it be worth with most Of the manu-
factories in the hands Of our enemies at home,
and no access to the markets Of the world
Every grain of powder should be preserved as
il it we're gold
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-11

SAFETY on RAILRoADs.-As an instance Of
how safe human life may be made in railroad
cars, we would call attention to the following
extract from the annual report Of the New
Jersey Railroad Company presented few days
ago Upward of3 100000 of passengers have
been transported safely since the last enumera-
ton, making more than 3600O,0OO who have
been carried without loss of life or limb in the
cars since our organization"
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-11
LABOR SAVING
R0CK-DRlLLING MACHINES.

A GENT FOR GARDNER'S PATENT
IA for Sinking Shafts. DRIFTING, Fxcavating Rail.
road Tunnels, and Open Cuts. Machines worked
either by HAND or POWER.
WM. w. DUNN,
Nos. 307 and 309 Market street, san Francisco
anr3O 3m
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@eiubnmbImmacm ,a.
.. &rum3,

>h~N
Snlrcrttr uno %rrtdtfcr prn " etnen.
Srdmutmrime II. @iourrcn.
rIanbt lib bjcrulit Gem |rcutitcu Yubljfum yit
AonGS uno tl%m9ctung fem reid,taltioes Qoo,
ION ihrpprtirten ! Gsiueu. 9ronntretnen unp So
'dna Gi9drren ,n empfcblen.
Sein Scrratb BON fran56fIhcn Rctbpcin,r
ur tommGnrcn CONNER in gros unp beRcbt il
'trlen pcritiscensn @0ttuneen. mie: Ct. 9uIi,n
ct. @itepbr, ct. Gmiltpn, 0rntct Gauh, Gbatenr
S%atOur, Gbots0u "a JtcIr, G6atrau Qoftte Ga
eau Wargnnr &c, r'runtcr Die teGen geinc
pelhe tmprrtirt meroen. 9icIelben werecn il
,toihtn uno bctm Duscnb o%ertauft; etryas ne,
nngcre SortCn aud sci 0aGcue.
6ren6 SranrY bea uuo runFelfartia, rrI
5oS. penneiiy, S0Serac, @irrst, GoRiacn II. 60.
Sin Growers Company unp anbere Scrtcn !,
oerl@itrencK Nrciien, etenip GGampnaner. SIC
?eira, Sberrypein unp 9tbeinrein gBbiefcr
Din, Sum &c. - Spn 6opana Gigarrcn immrr
3rpsc Nuewatl an 6apo.
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s. Us. 9innemdmm,

u6rma6sr unD @otearbtiter.
SfoaofroBr, SmiiGen Der s.. unO 6.
WletHen 6%reurren uno oem geebrtsn Ou6lifu.n
Die An3ei9t, OoB id On otiaen Dlnbs eincu lis.
;en' uno 3emelerg-StCrc %er0fnet babe, ipplelbe
20 etne aroBe AuewobI Der 9eihmadpcufen in
otele0 G'el@aft sini6la9rnre Artitel fibre, oeren
quite 9arantir nnr o]ici:I6eH u auBerorcsntli6
6tai9en Yreilen o%ertawie.
SeParatnren teper art wsrNen I8asu unp bfls
li9f 5eiorgt,
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&e1cbafts=9 I~njeiacn.

Dem 9cebrten putGitum erGau6eu mir une
'termtt ne er9etenite Gn;eiae .u MAIDEN, raj mir
nfltrcn &tn-Store nab uniertm reueu uuo ae.
fanm'9en 6oule 9te. 1SS SroochraBe ,miIh,n
Der 5. unO 6. perIe9t 6otsn.
6ur pas inns bieber 9el&entte Sutrauen tefene
%onntenr, erlaliten mir uus, aud Ture7 I'm poe-
ielbc ;u BITTEN.
sSir fhbren beItdnot9 'n rsidbaltisrs Eager
duer Scrten Ssfen, SIed.rdarrn uno auer an
erren IN INFER @eic lit I6logenpe arttc(,
MR. ." mir nur fir Saar t%aufen, gu brn 9iQiaF
ten prctien ncrfaufen f6nncu.
Das Ncden Der 9auler, lpwte &esa-aturen
le0cr Art msrp'n Idneu, gut nnh btnieit trIprat,
Melter! Reiier! i.
@uT ltnler nrn erbaltcnce Nlortiment Wrier
oeuti1er 5obrttatton MAIDEN bas Yublitum erae.
eenlt oufnertIdm 6oGsbauer II. Srp.
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Smiths Gofpu

Sroonltr., lriihcn Der s. II 9. Stroee
Nttntn ptut'den 6rcunbcu mo Dem o~ciormtem S,,6li
tunl Ole %niuaG Dap lb Die lttprr rpu SIN. & 0SrTrI IN,
%Ivubrea 9foonltrtet 6ctcl acfutrte gSjrtbihofio ib Trrr'~ ~,
mp nN ctn9tr,la Lt babe. 9urds guIc @str6nfc unb innGi5'
SrIiphun9e1 Rc1t oo0 2erb1ppucn ieintt otutihrn 5Jrrrrrny =
)" '"''''" ""' ''0't 81 i%aRII'id9tm StiuG ~frcuuOlitt cir
SOmfS 81 Ew,,k
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dncr=Nnmnnnnin

Den Ntlt9ltfOern CUR gtab}ttt, baB ieeen
0Onnrrlt"9, @benNs s ll9r, re9elmdBiqe Grer.
esr9usRun9rH in Der Military 6aQ" tattfnpen
SE0en .eBten OOnncrtans in, Ntonat
1nert Ole monHtltae Seriammlua9 NJ qctaIe
oeS 6rrrn S@ao fatt.
NaA emeper, orb. Sern-
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Im3eiacrt.
Mnbns 9mblifuia.


NAdt5 IN Scr Gelt mus fdwinSer.
STUNT olein btetbt eipia orinr
I'm Seu Sltnitler aufatSnocn,
gfuB man Ell Die gBce hpr4;icbn.
,DcG oes 8inltIcrs cisues Strepeu.
Yer ete Sat lrrS fb erfsnnt.
Set Der 9'anl3wit biuaeoeben.
Die sr{eiHe Sritrsr nennt,
9arrra trst' i'd, fr.i ,rns pTen
cSN oSS ppaUiif.iam nun BIN,
SS9@s oarcyc,G nil t6 toT,n,
: AB Id gph ipiutpmmcn bin.
9e,,as Bic 8unit in meiuer Spbdre
SGSues muir btrpgr9ebra6t,
SIMMER byetht mir NOD bic Gbrc.
9ab i'd S66neres 9entIbt.--
Im6re.sscn mad Dem Ssben,
2Bit Die gSGt nc rie eeebn,
9bptpsrapben mill N1 9cten,
StaunsnS bIcibt man babtt lte6n.
&Unnlt unb l.ht, mas i@ ssIhafen,
gSae etn 8ulttler ltsttrn tam,
Oeifrn Sr6fte ME criblaffen,
2Senn Der 9Selt CT bienen fam.
N6nnCT, 8irScr, T65ne 6rauen,
,Stetn IN pieinCr 9allsrie,
NrnSaIt, INT lie Cub onSuihaden,
@lautt mir, 60 9ereut Gud ME.
5etnrt6 98plf nil Ruhm errinatn,
&Sput or oneerS. mar or rcd,
8onn tbm B eler gSunld e~elinaen,
9isnt CT Gu& unn lid suslti6.
Seinri6 gSpIf,
1SS SrcooilroBe, sfpiideu 5. uno 6.
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6atts'. Snaf,6aus uno 2aaertierzSolou
]er9e5sn' @njsiae, OoB i& am 6uBe' bs5 @tnen Io orfis U y
yen 2tEao'e pottI, elm neue5 Suod-6eus etnaeri6tsg SoH,
@oltlpli neeea lonittgsn @rfriidmt9,r tets Elm autss CSlo5
Stssst Iaee 9rels|gaS1bieT ST bobsn III. Gtnenf 'reht lohIy
rst6En "'sird F"5t f~reuneid6 sHtaesem "'" ''"' '"9'-
, 5ORn 0arr6euTtn, @ot.
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MONTICELLO HOTEL
Stmpn Steintstn,
g. Cutters

sEirt9I6nft unO 9n9abierz5 Salon,
12te Stra6e, 3milnen 5ranfttn unO Nfaiu 5tr.
Griiber @uYer'sl,
1T nuf'a @le9anteite eingrridtet uno NIT BEN f..
Zen Grfrilhun9sn U%crIeben. 6ran,5lI6e Rpt6,
nnO 8beinweine limb Caieltf audi ~ iuFerit btI
lt9en Yreilrn BET Der 6Ialhe uno @aqone ,u ia.
ben. llm jaDlrei6rn 3uipru4 bittet
z. SmtIer.
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Spb. Mcimbnrbt'S
orutIht unO cn9Iilhe 96nle an SrOabRl

bcutlbe uno cnglilbe S6ule an Srpabfr.,
iwildcu Der 2teu unb 3ten Str.
Die Sbute Ss llntrrNibneten 1T nunme6r in ien gSr6n.
bans an SroooitroFe Scrit9t @s 1T ee0enwdrtio NoIm
%0orbdnoen fr 500 ShUlsr, wtSGalb Der lluterfhriebene
frubtr tbre RinSeg ;Int llnterrihten un6 Gr;ieben an,uper.
traucn.
9tebit ser beuiihen II. en0liiten miro auh Sic ~frani6Ii1dc
bta:n &cnntnjlc uub 5trtilfeiteu. Mud lit ben Gltern Gjes
~!c9tnbeit 9tfpter, tbe &tnocr auf biliaem 98,9e Ntanclpir-
len uno Singer erlerneu Su Iantn.
OG Der llnterieituete yp0tf Sabre 9rlfStc6rcr in 0eutIb.
LAMB w1r, unb ME 6efannt au& i6pn ie6n Sahre Bier in
&meritd, IOpie audi auf &erlaneen bic bcten 3euonile User
6oht9tett iunl 2sbrcrbsrufe aufupeiicn oerma9: - 10 wer.
GEN iNtbc oeutide Gltern, oeucn CT nt6t aendu befarnt in.
teinen @ntanb nebmeu, i6re Riuber in ient Sfu(e III ienosr
SUh0diun95ppQ
S9bn 8tin6ar6I,
DeutIher Prkrcr
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Scfomntmnd>unecm

truc' "oorctn9toG5 rur EoyerttCr- 9Girtbubni'
Yer untcrrtHnctr 5at ta rcc l7ten Stgu6,
'enl 6utmortt 0cNc"ubcr, Gin neuee Snddz Il
SORTING 0aue ertTnct, raS tr ietuen 8rcuu
en- l'nr csro Yuhlitum in, Nlgemsincn tctcn
'mrfeblt,
Sn Dem Sdrrpom atrir5 ncu einaeri6tetcr
ootllre Itno Itets @Ctrdnte a1er Nrt .:no bette,
eudlttat gu baten. belpnpera r~mpfe6i: ater eir
Slns 9utcs eayer.Sicr
. u. Dtacpnt.
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DirtbGNafIs Gr6fuunn

Der Undergraduate erlautt lid eincm ece6rten
puelitum Die NltSetge gu MAIDEN, RAP or ;pt16cn
Der b.. uno Z. StraBe eluen 2a9erbter.S Salon crs
offnet BAT. @s wtrO ras Setreben %psiTelten lciu.
tets nuro bic teiten @etrGufe 3u bnltsn uno ourd
aufmertian'e rno freunctide Septcnun9 %btricni,
gen, pcl4e ibn beiuhen, Den tur5,n Nufcntbalt
IN ictnem freunNli6en nab fibleu 9ptals au9c,
uebm al mahcn.
9ti4mUnS, 20. Sp[i 1860.
Jobu 6erbte, Nat.
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Wrura Gbrenbrra,
RhGinmeinf

her 1erihieOeniten Sorten erbielt Ioe6cn picbrr
cine frilhe Soupun9 unO Y%crtauft bcniel6eu',u
Den b~iai9itru 9reiirn beim 6aB. @n1cne, Oussnp
rno 6laiAe s. Qiaps,
$40. 1S4 grnnnfr-
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@uoermntpr's

VNUNA tTAtIUI =
Sar6isr, uno 5~aarIhneiee, SaIrn
Nr. $50 Maintr., 8pii6rn 10. unO II. @tross
Der IOeben I'M ,tesanteltcn StgIe pom llnterititneten er5fnet
nprbcn if. miro pUn cemlel6en leincu Manufacturer Es,,sns
%cmpfo6len. @ae in Dem 8arser9efbift Vprfpntmen6t SieniFtY
teiiflnosu psroen in ottlrm Gtdblj1ement 3uyortpmmenb mnb
auf5 Bette o%u5eefubrt.
lin iabreitsn 8ulpru8 6ittet sons ~srst6enit
q. OuYerndfpr.
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sStpt9Td)oItss9 tuSetqe.
Y}etnen 6rsunpcn nnO 8efaunteu, iprie benz
9elammtrn 9rblttum rte ergebene Qn,eiae, eaG
tb an Der Ode Der s. II. Srcapfreet cincu
Sa9ertiersS uGupn
Babe unp lape biermit aGe meine Qaube.
Ieute freHppiihf gum Salu6 p~trlelbcu rim.
i. u. MYers,
We Der s. unb 8rpaefr.
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ta4Erbier SaLnn-

nc. 10 ytainitr., ipjlten Der II. II Is. ctr
ulltTen 6reunotn uno Dem 0crbrru publirum podr-
!Gn pEru'ii cc crNetcnt @nietoc, Naf mir m pbtocm ploe
SuF@ Ell rcthfNltt9co 9SbOltilIc.Q o0.r Ser E,itrr SScin,
unH IIGnielAGtr SrouNiee nm mir in ben Sfonp orirsy
zen StluhtTnoltleS neUeu SccalS ctpaS @usoe;eiHn,t:s ne
va y 'S""SH. @ontbtsr II. @IaBcr.
NbetnmctE! NbelnweIn!
ltnlcrn 6rcuncen, iomic Dem ocutlbcn Vubli
thm ub'~hhupt, erIaubeu mir uu0 auf unier reid
hn!ti9e8 uN> m%o5l&Nr ~%tirtes Eager ecbtrr Nb,in.
metne aufn;tr'. - zen. 99ir ger aufef
teleletn biaig uh, 5' fir bic Gttbe
einFr ieocn Srrtf.
@autNtsru O(aesr
SIR. rs Stain ira5s.
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0tctnr aIte importirte
2Sctnc, Siqmpr6 umb St9urrcm.
Die hriGri1@neten baben Gin GCmpa9nis- 6ei6dft cr5Tuc.
inter Der 6trm0 "
M'KEEYER s BRICKEN.
unb pcrOrn in ibrcm Store, SO. 4 9rhoroc
bCtel, 0eorl Str, 9trhmonp, pa.
lr DE 8OI9e Elm let9 rci@RaIti9eS Eager fRBrrn Won inn~
pprtirttn uno inlGnoiihcn w. " y"
SSctnen, Hiquprs uno Gi1nrren,
Epnpon 9Urter, Gcot6 Qfe.
SOrpiHes H.. +. NJ,
ouf mClhc GHitet btfltIbcn bic 9umerfIlmfc;; ikr,r Q,rerrse
unp pes %9eebTien 9utlitHmS hinSuucrl.n lids erlouben, Fem.
lclben ober auh SuScl6 bic Scriiacrma ocbcnn. Sof iSSrr
'rt uios 9rt4utte %rtiteL ais 6ht 9aran!jrt inerScrt lam nm
""@ lt0e@ &9eIt Der Staot fret ms 6nuS s~elicfcrt mirS.
MIcr. 8c 6ceYcr.
Gba5. 81. 8rifcr.
%S- Or. Srttcn erlou6t lid iurcn TrrynSrTn 81,
&niei9c iu MAIDEN, o1B CT po5 ieitbcy Won inn ]bctrirbrnt
Geler- Lnb ycbcnS~ Scrlthcrune5s grlh6ft fprgrrrn yHirS
Set5e S1tee, %6ttnhrt ltl jest in DEM Store htr 6crrcr
MtSttepcr II. Sritcu.
&2- Gelttrrm9cn alter Irt unS in SEN bt,trn
@eleIIIbeIten meroen biai9t patIbl m tococnornpmmcn ."
9'eGen Serlt@erun8 (SnimOnccj fpcnpC man lid an
Or. SrtHtu,
No. 1 Grhanae 6otel. QDrorffr
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NirginiQ Gif9o-

Gtne neue 8abrit. unb 6onh.I
Staot am 6afeu SON NBrfnt
Dem eentra!ltGn nno beten Sreboisp ncr ,fn
@m Serttni9un9spunfte Nr ercFtn prllidrn N,rf,rt w.,
9eterSRur9 GlelSahn nmo bar grcBen inEIi%,n : I~t. aHe
unh &oono't GHtnbdhn, ipWic cte 9crsaG oyoTr !, S G
nails am ,oG1 &pel0pNtt uno 9lbcmesis SomntGS4 ~; S.9.lLa~
3NT Ger S~nlTtuleiit etele5 bcrr.itcn 6ofrrS r, u,"t"se,
9rrpBte GaHNsSoco Der Sereini9ten Stlakn ii6 g - "slp pF
Ntr Grltnptn mT unlIre nele 6oblif. ms S,rS.gfs - :
MT rrtr pNt Iici!en lon9eR 6Qftnfr,rt 49,, @ St'Pt
" cidtu IN Ar'crtfa uift rieoer flbtt Sc 80" "T'Ss spre"
olaa INN Nrr05ihtTe, nit @inI6lug Der o., ~ fHH'
tNIntl Hol unlcgtpt StdOterunee spl orf,STIT W Sul''Ht
Iohren. G01 &HO 1T bD6 9eleeen, mil 1.rf,, q, s ~ Grr
LHo luFtm 2HonU lay 6a6ritSmcfs rciHi;o, neritrno."NSt
9Inl0 tt rlilet, 5t'UuO lno t%rfrilhVnS. g0,S 81 tHe
Hiltrtm Sttt92btrte tnen &orSa0 geoen me go6e S""t
luoltder StdotC. ''' 80 ~'S' 1"pelfE
Inn ct St9ot lhncl oufmtducn, fou,u Sic ,rff,, o,o.
S;Wr.oet ouscr't btlig ouf SuHfcriouen gsrarft msr,cr =,
oU ES 70 cellars, J, NOD, Gage uno &ulrobL. ;,tIk,r ~ ~
. Collars pCr YioEat. A"9''aF NUT
Ger 4EoBia &beli Ger rcjncn Gnna6mc jru ;ur 81 c.,
Sopt.Itn Nap en- anHertr She'll sur @nlage rcr SIrafrH1 20 gS"
Gmt e%Gmpa4nis iHr grri4mns son 8agrifcn in Sir, -.
mCprpcrirt mprcrn. >" "'"s SECT Itr,
Die Nuembrun9 BAT lbcn rraOnpen
Ote rrlttu &beiIuebmer hatsn nis
9'obtfrH
Sur Srtbet!ung jtSr njftren @u5urf, s.
Hoh &ar!cn uo P%ampbIct5. Irpie ;ur 81 SnaoitiTung
%Atrtirietei unn Grbtbuue Der mpaatIi+(~n " Sn pfG
N'' y" u" u. Y. Ctr y"
Ep. 5 . Iir . E'..s,.
|3fSi fr %o4a,a5.
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Der untcrSei6netc e~nrpfictlt b6ai6It lcincn
6rGunpcn uuo Dem putIituui lriu aueoeccbntce
rid ou9cie9tes Eager pon 2iqucuren uno 81.
9arren, oire!t imp"rtirte frnnjSflhc JtUtb- uni
Ssis. gRetnc, Gbomr n9ucr, Mala9u, Sbcrrs mn
Ntooeiro Weine, ourr 2rtcn Sronntmeiuc, QGGis
tr9'0, bolnnS. Sin, Stun unp elm O aIcrtirtrt
Eager 0cn 6apana uuo e%inbctmiI6em Ginarreu.
pnuptatli6 obCr cmpfic6It or alien Qieftotern
oCe purcn peutiben Heteuioites lcinen ddten
J%tbetnmEin, Su haben bel alen Guautitdtcn unr
btli9ca Yrciier.
Auh 1hteu Sim6ur9cr- unO S6wcicr,&SIc,
Sorrince II. {.
Qehtce Selteritr- 9GuIer.
Nuc SCItclun9en meroeu nit Oant empfanocn
unr AUS 9ilnttlt&ite aus9efabrt. gBteccrucrtGIu.
fern p%ertoufe id III pCn tiar9Ren prciIcn.
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&cmro SSicearbt,
NSrs. SS. 6.

NtatEltcd6c, 'ptldhen Ger lSteu uno l9ten,
mart SaS Scutite 9ubIifum auf i6r 0oocr Sn ScptaerY
Ntnrerouitlen, 9Sdttenbtttn, b~cutitcH Stlildbuben II. /. 10.
0ufnieftlant uuo iidcrt cine reclle Sroienune.
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SUarrcrs !!

Soarrcra Bparpcre!
Our6 llsbsrnabme bcs an mrin 2utal an
5renSenren 9erdumi9sn g8cbn6au1es BIN i6 il
oen Stanp 9clrbt. elmer pcitereu &n,ab( Spar
oers bequ"me 3immer eiuri6tcn gu t6nnen.
ptrrauf 9tcfetttreupe bite th Ilstolo bel mi,
opriulprs6en. s. Warrtaufeu, Qat.
(Nm Neurn Minrft0
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g. Gjm99cr bcimcrS
5mPortcr epn nrutlhen II. iranj6iihcn Drincn
uno SraRptCa.
uno'
Havana x Domestic CigaIs.
NH. ll8 6raRtljnih. 3pii6cn Der IA. IL. ID,
uabe GopCruurltr.
SaS ocutI4c Nubitunr, inSbciOnbcrc oGr faufer
'tne ee ptrrcn SStrthc, pcrocn auf biticS nci crridb rctr
SStoIclalr, e'elhdrt auImcrtl0n 9cmaft uuO criuht. cte b6tit
prctSnirot9Cn gSoorrn oCic5 nclcn GnblilIcments N ycriI.
iten. tbe lc in dnrcrer biciiQcn rcCr ntrclihcn 6irirrr ibrr
Gtntaufe maiden. Inter NuCertn p~rrbicncu fUlscnCc Nrtisrl
hlcr cnpobut uao hcrrcvachoScu III ipcrccn:
Tranjolii6c Sraurtce uup 1ipttmeinc,
Gbampa9net [oG, Scrtrn),
Jthcins uno WtpIcl g8rinr,
2tar SUrtcu 9GGietey, Sin.
Yea@ mo 2tpplc.Branbs.
4ae Sortcn 2jqr,urc (GCrOtaIe), ais: &iimmel
NniS, &tipntb, CURACAO &c. &c.
Nue Sortcn Savanna :;:np Domeitie Cigars M
Yretlr, E9nhbnr9 &antabat, aus Sprtcn
9tauhtabnt. Suroines &C. &C.
lin trcuuNlihrn 3a'prrb @. @uo0crbcimc~.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-27

@tnt9e quite Sporpers,
Itncen i'm NewsMartct SoteI Der llntcr,cihneter
treunclthr Simmer unp 9utcn gparo.
Stdoelbpfer II. 6|GuSIcr.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-04-03

a. + - b
A BuFrALo nuNr IN THE CAPITAL OF. In
DrAxA.-]hc indianapolis Journal Of Thurs.
day last has the following
r The sports Of the western prairies were
Yesterday transferred to the streets of1Indian-
apolis. = party Of four men had procured
a buffalo somewhere, for the purpose Of
placing il in Keeping in this vicinity. They
bad it secured, as they thought, by strong
ropes, and FOR The greater portion of tho timB
were able 10 hold the shaggy named beast,
a'sd keep him moving in the direction they
desired him TO 60. The animal, however,
,howed some shreweness. Giving a jerk on
one side, he threw the man to the ground
and then plunging to the ether, caused an
other to let go his hold. Having now, but
iwo to contend with, he easily broke loose,
and made merry run across Washington
street. and norihward, on Delaware. Horses
were scared, and plundged in their harness
or broke their hi,ching straps. Boys and
men ran after the buffalo, making the air re-
sound with their yels.-the streets were
iull of excitement, some fear, and coils,lera-
BILE fun. Mr.. Buffalo, was still raising Cain"
at last accounts" and was, doubtles. as well
satisfied by the CONSERVATION produced in
our streets he would have been in an unre-
stricted run on his native prair;es.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-04-03


fuE PowER OF HEARrY LAUGHTER The
| folE,wing incident comes to us thoroughly
authenticated, aliiogh we are not at liberty
| i:opnbisl. any names:
IA short time since two individuals in this
city were Iving in one room very sick. one
| Iufh brain fever, and the other with an .ng
gs.sa,e.I case d mumps They were so low
|tlRt wa'chers were neede.l every night, and
twas thought doubtful il the one sick Of
fser recovered. A gentleman was engaged
i watch one uight. his duty being 10 wake
the nurse whenever it became necessary 10
u Ike the medicine. In The course OF the nigh,
|hih watcher and nurse fell asleep. The
man with the mumps rs watching the clock
and saw that il ua. time 10 give the fever pa
ti-n. his potion. lie WAS unable TO spesk
aloud or 10 move anv portion of his body ex
cepl his arms. bnt seizing y pillow he man
aged to s,rik. the watcher in the face with il.
Tins suddenly awakened, The watcher sprang
fiom his seat, falling 10 the floor and awaken
ing both the nurse aud fescr patient. Tie
incident struck boil, the sick men as very H.
,licrous. and they laughed most heartily at il
for fifteen or twenty minutes. When the
doctor came il the morning. he found his
patients vastly improved, said he had never
known 40 sudden \ lurn for the better--and j
they are now both ont and well. Who says
laughter i not the best Of medicines IN
Haven Palladium. #
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-04-03
yhe Old Maids Thermometer.
JRox AoLLIE's SCRAP hook

AGE.
Is. Anxious for coming out and the at
teHiions of the other sex.
~. Begins to have some idea of the ten
der passion.
~. Talks Of love in cottage and disin,er
estd affection.
ls. Fancie, herself in love with some hand
sote man who has fattercd her. sts
10. Is little more diffident on accoun
ofteing noticed.
30. Commences being fashionable.
81. Suil more confident in her own at
srSasons, and expects brilliant establish,
meat.
I2e. Refuses good cffcr. because lie i,
MI y man Of fashion.
%. Fliris with every young man she meets
| "a. Wonders she is not married.
%. Rather more circumspect in her con
dpct.
f2e. Begins to think a largo fortune no,
qii,e SO Indispensable.
~. Prefers The company Of rational men
70 firing.
2s. Wishes 10 marry in a quiet way with
4 comfortable income. ''.'
90. Almost despairs Of entering Tie mar.
Iried state.
so. Rather fearful Of being called an Old
Maid. - 2
81. An additional love Of dress.
80. Profrsses 10 dislike balls, finds it diff
fenl, TO Get good partners.
z 33. Wonders how men can leave the so
teeF Of sensible women to firt with chits.
81. Affects good humor in conversation
will, men.
35. jealous Of the praises Of women.
SO. tluairels will. her f,iend who is lately
n,afaied &
81. Thinks herself sighted in society.
50. Likes to talk of her acquaintance
who married unfortunately.
ao.- I'll nature increases.
40. Very meddiing and ofliciou.. M
Al. II rich, as dernier resort, makes love
TO 4 ,ou'g man without fortune.
~. Notsuccee,l.ng. rails against mankind
-. PasiiaIity for cards and scandal com
mepces.
4f. Severe against the manners. the age.
IS. Strong prcdileclion for clergyman.
Is. Epsag-a .at lis de>er;ion.
81. Becomes desro.ding and takes snuff.
spsIlIH ssbsAaan + fslss fa4i ssa ssss x;
tend upon her f.liae and canine nursery.
50. Becomes dissu>tcd with ,hs world,
ant vents her i'll liunor on her unfortunate
telst:ons.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-04-03

lst. Whenever a gentleman walks with a
lady upon the street, it is expected that he
will show her I'll proper attention, unless the
lady happens to be his wife. aty
81. Whenever n gentleman wishes 10
shake hands with lady friend, il is expec-
ted he will either have on gloves or not, as
the case may be. II the latter be The case,
tis supposed that he has washed his hands
sometime during the pravmas twenty four
hours, and that his finger nails ATE not long
enough to. scrs,ch.
Sd. A lady should always be dressed when
promenading the streets.
4tb. ltie expec,ed of 1xentleman who
smokes, drinks beer, whiskev, or brandy,
aud associa,e will, ladies, that he carry
bottle Of Jockey club fine tooth comb,
an! an ounce OF cloves and catda,non seed
equally mixed.
5'h. A gentleman should always prece,le
lady in goiug up stairs or in crossing a
muddy street-why, we cant for The life Of
us imagine, but we know it is ,on-for u
fashionable lady friend told us 50 the other
day.
9th. A gentleman should always appear
On tile street with a clean shift-when he
has one. M s
7th. In entering a store will, lady. let
Eer 60 in frs,-to for, Ms most Of the doors
were made before e, moline came in fashion.
Il may be that your services will be required
to ensllr her 10 make tie trip
StiI. Ladies sinnld always wear clean
peiiicoats, or be careful not to lift ti,eis dress
es too high in making crossing. Z
8 9th. j: lady stops Il gentleman in the.
street, aud asks oel,im SOM, information. i, is
expected that he will furnish il.
10Th. ltis imroiiir t., gentleman. While
in the presence ot ladies, Ia drink vine or
w!tiskev either than once IN ii,e minutes,
and smoking cigar is rssitisel, suIsas.
A n'eerschaum pipe-gebaine--is just the
thing fas z5
sit We hope our readers wall bear the above
rules in mind. Anr deviation from them
will he fsgrant violation OF good breeding.
anu would impress strangers visiting or
city with poor opinion OF our a,taininents
Memphis Asalanel.e.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-04-03

Mother wants to know If you wca't lend
her your preserving kettle. because as how
she wants 10 preseryef' s / world with
pleasure, my boy; but The truth is. the last
time lent it 10 your mother, the preserved
iii so effectnally that have never seen it
since. -. Well you needn't be sarsy about
your old kettle. twas full Of holes when
she borrowed is.-and mother woulda't a tfou-
h!e,l you again, only she seen you bringing
home a new one"
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-04-03

sAn eagle. soa,ing high abovo the mists
OF the ear' i" saisba down-east lawyer, wing.
ing 'ts daring flight againsi q midday sun,
till the contemplation becomes too dazzling
for humanity, and mortal eyes gaze after It
in vain"--. Here the orator faItercd,
and after nj abortive effort or two, sat down
in confusion. i.The next time, sir,p said the
Judge. -vou bring an eagle into Court, I
should recommend you 10 clip his wings"