davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1861-04-18

TOR SALE Or TO RENT-The
Il two story Brick Honss, Situated On Kny street,
Just Forth Of Lake street. containing eleven Tooms
nearly new and thoroughly built, with iron fence;
vGr, Cheap to cash purchaser on time. Apply TO
GE0. 4. 6EATERas, No. ~ Dearborn street.
, 1861-04-18

Since Jan. L.. ,7as ST., 7os s53 ass
, ExPoa7st NEw.YoEK.-Ihe following table will
compare the exports Of the principal staple ar.
fic1es fnr the treek. 'p,t =
, 1861-04-18

TO RENT-Ihree frstt- class frame
Dwelling Haases Nos 2la 40 ar. @Ss S2Eth df Il
eae ktreet cent 4niag each nine rooms. Rsn uEy Gel
lar wholr size OF bU!i1gs with gas water, ~ kent
S30. Apply to PUuMtsItN & SCRASI "; sis
South Water street. ap5efa- LII
, 1861-04-18

eaH- Cpok u AnIAtn, a8 Dearborn st.eet: hsvas
1nade- their prloe tor cleaning and dJeinx xerts,
gsrn n.aats less than any other hnase Ii taa I'll.
, 1861-04-18

y, ,1QF totn
, 1861-04-18

ITO RENT-The large Store, No.
Weber, Williams l. Yale aud Of aessrz Cooley, Far
well Co.. t,r ore Or ays ysars Terms made Known
Fest corner Of Wabash avenue. PETER PAGE.
rh::seSSk,fnx-i'Gs
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-17
Franklin Asking for Work.

When a youth, Franklin went
to London, entered printing Of
flee, and inquired il he could get
employment.
'Whero are you from?' inquired
the foreman.
'Amcrica,' was the reply.
'-Ah,' said the foreman, from
America! A lad from America
seeking employment as n printer?
We'll, do you really understand the
art of printing? Can you really
set type:'
Franklin stepped up to one of
the cases, and in very brief space
Of time st up the following pas
sage from the first chapter of John:
Nathaniel said unto him. can
any good thing come out of Naza-
reth? Philip saith unto him, come
and see.'
1t was done so quickly, SO accu-
ratelv, and contained delicate re-
proof so appropriate and powerful,
that it at once gave him character
and standing with all the office.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-17
BIBLICAL SKETCH ES.
BY " UNCLE WILLIAM. y
DIVINE INSPIRATION.
SKETCH v.

THAT Divine assistance which
we mightreasonably suppose would
have been granted to the apostles,
in the work of teaching Divine
truth, is the very thing which
Christ promised them. When
they shall deliver you up, take no
thought, how or what We shall
speak; for it shall be given you in
the same hour, what ye shall speak.
For it is not ye that speak, but the
Spirit fyour Father which speak
eth in you" This promise, as
Knapp understands it, implies, that
Divine assistance should extend not
only to achat they should say, but
to the manner in which they should
say it,
AS infdels and Others are now
waging an acknowledgements
the inspiration Of the Holy Scrip.
lures and the miracles of Christ, the
following remarks will we hope,
tend to prove that Divine revela-
ton has nothing to fear from its
enemies; and confirm the faith Of
the biblical student in the inspired
record.
1t is nothing new TO find scepti-
cal men striving with their Maker.
All the prejudices of both Jews
and Pagans were against the re-
ligion that Jesus and His Apostles
taught; and, consequently, we
might have expected that the most
credulous Of them should have
done just what historians tell us
they did; that is, satisfy themselves
with some absurd and childish way
of accounting for the miracles, the
genuineness of which they could
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-17
The TaW Of Tenanannrs:

l. Subscriberswho do not give eXpressnotce
to the contrary, are considered as wishing to
continue their subscription.
2. If subscribers order the discontinuance
Of their papers, the publishers may continue
to send them until all arrearages are paid.
3. If subscribers refuse or neglect to take
their papers from the Office TO which they
are directed, they are held responsible till
they have settled the bill and ordered the pa
per discontinued
4. If subscribers move to other places
without informing the publishers, and the
papers are sent to the former direction, they
sre Misrepresentation $50 asazssssss.i
5. The law Courts have decided that re-
tusing to take paper from the Office is 'pri-
ma facie' evidence Of intentional fraud
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-17

And - .,,,.'t.-.
7,1'. - ,i..t I,''', It '".'io 10 pass IN those
~ w., tj,o ! o''i', p,. g'.'''o' r9&eA very sore
W,I - ''U Nr,,I';~. ~ ..''o 9' missouri ana
,,.,., o'' -'' ,'''' go" anu MS men oi war
T.o,.;,.oS', va? v''I',"''1' W a., III A." town c4iIg"
,.i,.ln -. ,4i'' ,I "a, @ y"0 OoFoef" oi the
D u tnI ,'i' r,,,' ,,',,"i :. -. ,
orn',. ,a ,',, C,C'I, ,, 'irf ice: a." ms TGocI
~, 6cI I',,,4 r,e |p''i ili ,.l'5I'$aA s0d"yn-
tha ~ soydntoom-I t"' ,,, ',I,,.' J IN array o"
month and 'ha,, 'I,5 "S,,i ~ '"o ~ .'l''H
twant;StI La,, r. toW5"y t, u'Il'i '"e '"e
o,,on anI n,'.J, W s"c IL'Il'n al
an Lolh s;Lar "''' ; 'V"' ''""5H-
2 1nI -
tLa ,-;na. i :, C"''l1 20 20 pass ABOUT
IiHI}i \,10 o',o "J"'t Vi inc sun, t'Iat
,'',,5 ,'e".''S"" amy III" men were over
H." t I''" "'u co'llpeiltu 10 SurFen-
IoT, I'i' pCca"3G r5 Vhey could not receive
NcIl' 'F0',I 1I 1le united Oretnren;
,,. r. n"u MIIeLl OoI; MniIIgan
=" 40 ?'ov'eU - py Ine reOeI3 to give
"a, up MS ... SWoFu' he I'l[ed up his voice
wonnd in in tIn % botto,t i'v ',,t W rec [Ie'j't" L
and Lis Tronlo 'lG,'enI Emo,I VI 3t- 'ne oo''Ie'
fused 10 aiJ lin, "','" ",', ln,'., ', ".'aV'7 re-
!, And if r"s "'lS w., tI'; tT,'SgL !,
robcIs tool, Coi ST,,,It.. IJ' I;',,' "l'et I'.'
men, tLry IihnrotaT ''i'',7"" ,7,a ' ""n ms 3
war. and sont tLo,H o' o,,.',. r'v i4 i',aI' -. o'
officers tbnv Lomt - 'I""', i,a,,'j D"' 'lJ nc
CARRIED tLSm dv,,,. w ~ ;,'1 'Ql""St; | 'uIu
and tborn fLov ora - '4IG tI; N''N
e Ana v,t'," NY E1n ~ 1I.,' 1i ""l,
informed of tnn % cv,,' s,,'r.,i, ! Iq,,'oii' I was
NIuIli~on and lie %'' fnroa, u'"i' I, ~ GoI
his mon Of Won vLa lS2' ,.,,,' ~ S"!U 10
cd in ST, Loufs ro 70 r. lot ~ -, V"G"""!,- :: >
the noyor of on o. ,',;,,i' w. iuy u" 'IIl III
these cnrscd rohnIs ~, nH. ~ e. an" ., 4FIEe
| will 90 boforo yo,, oM' o,,l W. 'ile i I''''u'
if the Chief RnIor' 't ~ Ty.".i,;' w. iI"" on'
does not intorfnro owl .o''i " "oi'c''s s'o"
fighting men to draw thnm 'o' n,,.n,. r,y
to Washington. '""'
7. And If ooro 70 ,,o.
this timc, that ~ tho W. uo,,oi lrsS %oou' o
South invoJcI tEo 'ToV'" ,'"a,,;, oi 'nS
Kentucky, and moIo 'Io . province dovln'e OF
On several Of tIoi" " uV~Ge,,V ,,,, n,,t.cP up
Lov,r. ,, N U"lNL IiHCu
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-17
How Pank.notes arc Irada.

tlattIo 'tI ~ ts,,9 |",a9 - 2s' lnIoFin3 u
nnm, rm", ''io Ia5 At',J'!v'ti wa n"'iE-nU'o Com
p'o.t p'i{' ,OO'.,t!. III HGW ,,i. orN' Is t4l
i.inJ iDaT GM'oIS.'c -; u.s. eS,I9'''nIlelt Oh INC
snn,o rrr - ~ tI,n ,nG Wo',G' ~ e'nployS
t",. W .,. ,',o 9C'. ~ ''s'a III ''ie couh'
ooSon o,S ." 1Te'0n',,3 Ts uo"'S,l'; III SoIIII
si.otoho. o ."I I,t a. ..S'" 8o.'u oriS'I"I
iJoos oo.",t5d D~t Ste'J,'S to tL o'"TouA lug
do.ie,nsa 10 o'IS" Go,,,t ~ ,'tV,,,' n"I'eS
.sg;,ls; ,,...Sl.,4;,,,,s : pS,v - oo' u"'I"
miye1 Nv '' t5n,m "'Lo "'1 az oUn On'g G';'; ro?1
WITH biSy styIo Tho n0 ,'i,n,i'a 'i,o i1'i',,"I III
con,i,;nod ,,i,l o. oa,t; .'1 ,,V!'yG w.; are
noIs ond tLo c ",ton |I oo''@ o, ~ i"Lt I',, '"-
worl, % wIicL U ,ooi.o i,,'o," ,I I',u Lr- '"''l'
rho drgw;nr. ,H oro ~ so'4 't..IN,'4Ig' f.n, tL
.dasign.room 70 AL ia ,','4 ,';,,l:,i 'IG,I ,,1e
"r2yinr Jnm,rfmont yo ,t' ,g'ot,"' g,Lo I,' o',-
i;sfs az, w oIn,rn,.oJ ,o,' J.; I, 'lV Jo,' ] ~
nnn+ % ani ~ thas%o Ih,,0% =" ~ f1, t,'S "'l"II-
mL" % ,nn,,I- "m,, ''iV,' ~. "'o i'''eV' men,
a,J o.r,, .a, 80 o"4 '''"'' ~ "''!'
ycar S,no 'o'' Of -io.Y ,I, ~ ,,, l,0oo I'IF
ySi,nry ,,.,n ..,,,,I.!i ,,I,'i .I I'S 'n,'''.
h,,,',, " y" "''''''' o'''V'' "Po"
IN sn,.,o '.',' o.,', ,.,o,,.,.4, ,,,.:3
oo,.,,mi, .'"o l,,,I. ,,''I, " w uo',y' M,I'1N
,r" nj ,", ,",.'>'a ,,;II ~ SN9' ",G'n'''Iy- ,y
~, n,.,, ,,,,, I;';', I'.,.' |'.' ,i i'i>' '''0uT"
..,''r. '' ,,. "',I't', '',,'S, ,,. %,. a,., ,"I
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-17

Mr.. Kuntze, a young American
artist, has on exhibition in London
the model fora statue of"Amcrica."
1t is seven feet high, and repre-.
sents noble female figure. The
right hand is held forth in an in
viting attitude; the left arm leans
on a shield, on which are cmbIa-
2oned the historical Stars and
Stripes. The figure is half Invest
ed with draperieS of different char
acters, one being ofa furry texture,
indicating, of course, the varied
products Of the country, an idea
still further carried out by the fruits
and grain abundantly scattered at
her feet.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-17
A Just Rebuke from the Right Quarter.

II JUST teDuke from tne klght Quarter.
The Washington correspondent
of the Philadelphia Evening Ners,
writing under date Of October, SAYS:
"The recent political movements
in Philadelphia have caused the
Administration undisgnisod annoy
ance, and are discussed here with
much feeling, as the most despica.
bic Of political tricks.
The Administration, it is very
clear, so far as it takes an interest
in the election, would have prefer
red union of all parties upon Il
single ticket, judiciousIy formed :;
but this not having been done, the
impolicy of one party to make cap
ital by charging the candidates and
masses Of the other with disloyaItv,
is condemned as most cens1rable
and unmanly, and likely to have Il
most injurious effect.
Members of the Cabinet boldly
express their condemnation of the
resolutions of the Peoples party,
on Saturday night, as a desperate
political trick to excite prejudice,
and the worst results are feared
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-17

slow to believe tlAn they wer,
themselves. They lad nothing tc
gain by an attempt to deceive 9th
ers; but they knewt that persecution
and even violent death, might be
the terrible consequence of Their
proclaiming the trath of Christ.
miracles. Their st5le and state
meuts are. 50 agtlsss, and
unaffected, That every yunpreiudiccd
reader Of their writings must ac.
knowledge that they understood
and believcd what they wrote, and
had no intention of decoiviMg their
hearers. The Jews themselves al
lowed that Christ had wrought
miracles (joIn ri. ~, and did not
attempt to accuse him, before Il iu-
dicial tribunal, of deception in per-
forming them. The testimony of
the apostate Judas, who was on the
most intimate terms with Christ,
was Of such a character as to de-
'no'lS'ra'e ''at ms l''''ne Master
was Incapable OF deceiyIng the
peopIe.
Wa oro thns sof;,4ol ,bo. Gall
:I. ''','' ~. -.
~ ''"'G > give" ~ '','P'r"''o "'
Goa, and Is pro!lta1.e Tor doctrine,
Tor reproof, for correction, for in
s,ruction in riyIlteon.noss ; that tln
man of Cod nav l., norr,.+
,,,ra,,,,.1,, f,n,f.I,.i ,,.,, i, ,
''''U"7n'J M n,'''''n''' ''',o an SooI
WORKS = LI'n' ILL., ID, ~
c1-vae f,7. ft,a G,,.,la.l r.2g,isroo-,
Mr. Hohnrf Nior~.,n orlL;,'.;I,.
;,,.t ro,,'rnnj fron, T,'.'I; '',, an,,,, wy ,
orbor tI,irrs of in,orn.t rran, tLn
Snnihorn r9~;on TgT,a,s % tLnt tLo ',I
-l.,ras aro ino,,I. i,','no.4I AZ, ~; tI,o tI'o
s,rr~oI" nav onina nm Lof,,.aa,, ~, tTo tI,o
.tro Snnt;ors 1Ln4 rlot +Ln;r 1,.,,
nothins arn wboIIvwfth tLo eo1,b
Mara conlfdonna istn'oeoj in tLnr,
tlon ryrr hafnFa S M taars 81
insnrrorfion aro opfertoincj, mis-
* diAnront s+ory from tLo+ tnId
Lv several who lave como among
ns and Who anncor fo smn,Iy Win
~ro,t simcnritI nnon tbo snhioot
~ 99nd vet tbore Is no rcaSon 70 d9nLf
tLo ,.ln,,,ftr oriTn ITan,,,,, ,o,,t.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-17

'Np'"in IN, 'nem as PERFORMED by ma
Slc, l ne Jews examined the M MI
'"o'e :, WHICH O',r'S' performed on
man 'ii"' i, was porn pIlho' ana w
.,'''0 therefore " f'S''' 10 conclodc c
i,to ~ 49,, 'i ct ~ p"',' ~ 'oo, -,
a.I,o,., - ,:,, "'''
1o.oo47.,. .r,, 49, "
1,o.o,,., .1,s,, ,,,llI'I',, 1II'" -,
snro to oro'4rno,,, H.. ,,n,to,.;a", ;'' ~.
49, o,,o o,l1.Il ,'.
al,,,,, ,,',J ,1.,,,,l ,rl " ~ l'> ~
ro;ont CLni,,;nn;t,. oa 80 n;,.;,
49,, 80 " 49, ~ :.
no,,, o'.ist, o,G ,,'n.;t Wv, s,,S,1 ',,' =,
o,.or ,r,a' ,.,,,,l,,. ,,t ,, ...,
izo1 woriJ. "n1 at;,I ao,,,;,,,,s. =.
o,I;.4 ,ho ,,.,.,,,,r,;., - .I', .,,
into,r;r,,,+ olI,a,tn1 'e,,a'1,r ~
|flo ,.n,..o, r.',,, ,,.;,I,n,,. tI,n r,.l.
~ .n,.,.. III
|n,,..,.,.,,..,, .,..,
on,o +, lo ,o.,,,,,,1 c,n T. 49,;
v,,r.r.,o,,., o,.I ,.,.,l.r;.r,o5 r'-t
r,o,ro,.r.,r,.,,.,..,a.,,,nn,I: -
on..,,t on ,,,,i.n, .:,. 1
con,,r,.r,,1 g., .,,,.4 ,,,o,,r- I,a,
boon dono ~, cIr;.t rIo Io,t,.,,,a.
,.rul,+ J., 1r;-, Lo.., a,..n,., .
i,fno,o, .,,oo,;,,1,o,..1.,,.,,,.4
or ,,,., :, -, , T :. ,,
all o,.,,,,.:,,, ,-I.:l -.
oooonn,,1 er ~, rooo.,,;oo tlar,
os +bo vo;oo ~ Goa sno.i';,m T.,
,,o,rt,1 +1,ro,,.,, 4,o -,osf,,,2 81
men. who were rooraI Nv tbo in.
dwcjIinc Sn,r.s r. rar hov..yor
he said-indcoJ. If has 6acn soil2
that v1,iio +Lo ,o1fo.,,r or C,Ln,.ti,
,co,,,l, OF Cod ,Lat doo, ,not ,,.,,..
= 10 Lo ofca1 ,;, 5
a:
a,.;,.;,, .7'.'-2 10 = '''T
,.,,r.., ,,. '','
Nv, ''''' '-'0'.
.t 'U '''''o !,
,,,,,1 =. ''''"
'' ~ O''''''
,,,,1an,to,,1;, ,I ', ~ t, , y" " =
'''''I " a"' VI
wv w. o,oo.e,,,,, ,.:. .,.,,,
q, ,,,;,a.I..,''1"I ~ ~. ',''' ''''T
oronot noco,sorv for tLo
establishment of q natural RELIGION,
they are indispensable to the estab-
il"lment OF that religion which
= 0'0"'0' ~ o0iI0 " in,'''Nl'lo
ro,ioior ofCbmst j. . nosit;,o f,at
ond tbn norsons who first foIt its
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-17

We like to see Il noisy mountain
brook put It's broad shoulders ever
and anon to the wheel Of mill,
and show that it can labor as we'll
rs laugh.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-17

lfiIl luck belalI you, think that
it may be a blessing to somebody
else, and that your turn may como
next.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-17

1t is to be supposed that 4 sol
djcr will be raw until hcis exposed
to fire.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-17
To Clubs.

Postmasters receiving subscriptions, and
distributing papers, and parties forming
clubs of FIVE, and upwards, and forwarding
the money in advance, win be entitled to
one copy gratis for II months.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-17
~ EI%E9Ss.

Folly has more commentators
than wisdom-Porhaps because her
works are more Numerous.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-17

The elements water, earth. fire
and "lr, are no more the tustea-
mcnts Of life thatthcy are Of death.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-17
Terms nf Gnhenrinfinn.

One copy one year, Gin advance. c).....sL5O
If not paid within monlhs............L7j
If not paid within y morS rShs..."......"2.OO
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-17

"s@ Advertise III the Press.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-04-06
Ayers Ague Cure,

which nRu.ralizcs this ,n7ltrous poi~nu J.,
! blood, and stimulatcs the liver to cyr,I !; f-.r
baby. As IL should ~ II docs cure ihiS i;'
disorder with perfe 4 cert ,inty. And i d. :a7
sr fstker does what is OF m1rc service II thu .Sl
feet 70 this Infection. IL taken in season /; "v,.
II from the system ~ il /. absorbed and thus zee
those who use IL free fran it, attarls: kcca>
system in health although "yHr'cd 10 n" d."
Consequently IL not only cure, hn' pr.,'r I, 2
the great variety Of affections winch are ,li,.
BY this malignant influence, sach a. H...t'''
Fever. Chill Fever, Drnb. or Ma.."l y
Periodical HeIisc1c. n Bi!,on, lle 4 lrh,. b
Feyore, Nsnralgi,, Rhcunahrn. Gpu, Biz.
T"othache, EarlChe, Cu'r,h. As,lml, Pl,.'
tion., Piinfat Affections OF the Spleen. Hy~tr.j,
Colo, Paralysis. AMI Painful Affections of {
Stomach and 30 ,cls. sll OF whicn, when ari-
f-'n this etusr. will De found 10 s5mrc ma....
81 the intermittent type. This "AGUE Crr'.
enoves the cause OF these dc.an6 cments, a..i cuI
Ia disease.
This il accompG 'he, by stimulating the ryrt
tories to cXpel the virus from the system; 90
these orz1 by degrees become hahiied 10 =" ~
their Office ~ their own accord. Hen'o ari .Cs wha
We term Gociimafaftoa. lime may accomplish II
same end, but often life is not long enough ~
sacrificed in the attempt, while this " AGUE CUH.
does it at once, and with SAFETY. We have gr' .
reason TO believe this is surer as well as s, .
remedy for the whole class Of diseases whirh 20
caused by the miasmatie Infection. than INV oh,
which has been discovered: and II has still aIori
important advantage to tho puG,ic, which j.. n e.
il is cheap rs veil good.
puyrAurI, ny
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-04-06

Se.sfbie Adrtce-i'r otessor Sillimsu, of
New Haven. recently closed Smithso-
MAN lecture by giving the following sensi-
BILE advice to young m-n "If. therefore.
I you wish for clear mind and strong mus
scles' and quiet nerves, ard long life, and
power prolonged in old age. permit NE to
say. although | am rot giving temper
ance lecture. avoid all drinks above water
and mid iniusions OF that fluid, shun to-
baceo, oriam. and everything else that
kdisturbs the normal state of the system
srely upon nutritious food, and mild, dilu-
s'sd drinks. of which alter is the base, and
ayoa. viii need nothing beyond these things
sneeP' rest. and due moral regulations OF
81 our powers, to give you long, happy,
ana rs'lp' lives ard serene evening at the
&rI9se 'A"6 "' WV
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-04-06

.hsEs n N Keep constantly IN hand . supply
4 The brot Liquors, that can be purchased. con
sisting 10 part Of
Ale, Porter, Sherry, Brandy,
Whisky, Anisette, and Cordids
u u AL sorts. The best brands Of old
kpuf-.s " his key, Monongahels
iA1sS, Champaign, the lest ever
nh iot E1snlria
Rk@old al inform the public that be has
k.ed up a. house in the
1NC.A EST STYLE.
.nd tas. 80, .rmincd to merit a share Of thu
,rl;, i..s-, age nv the SUPERIOR QUALITY
of u Il; a. and strict att. ntion TO his bus-
s.s ~. PR1N1TE ROOMS airy and COM
= -,.o Ed well diminished rooms for privat,
;,sr.ses .-;sti .~fenjoy themselves. share OF
M pub, pstrc' - j. solicited angi-Iy.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-04-06
22S REWARD.

TAKEN from the upper side of the Court
i House square. on Saturday night the 18th
inst BAY HORSE, about II hands high, ne
marks or brand rccollrctrd. The horse had on
at the time an English Saddle. will give the
above reward to any one who will rrtun him to
me- at my Plantation on Bayou Robert, about foul
miles from the town Of Alexandria
fe9-tf ! ROTH WILLIAMS
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-04-06

' EAGLE LINE.
Great Eas TEN and Wcstr,n Line Of StoSy
CENTRAL ROUTE THROUHH LOUISIANA
AND TEXAS.
FROM ALEXANDRIA LOUISIANA.
10
NACoGDOCAEs TExA&
Counecting with the Eastern Nail q As.andris,
from New Orleans, also, with ths Wsssss1 Line Of
StAgss, from Nacogdochesto.
Douglas,
Linwood,
Alto,
Crockett
Cincinnati, to
Huntsville.
Also, connects with the Line Of stages 70
Tyler, and to
Henderson and
Mount Pheasant
N. G. {. tn YLOR,
PRoPRIEToRs.
stages leave Alexandria three times week, for
Nscogdoches, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
day's fare through from Alexandria, to Nacog
docbes, $500, TO Milan, $l1.,0, San Augustine,
$3.50, Cherino, $14,bO. Passengers taking this
route, will be certain to connect with all Of the
above lines. and viii BE- PUT THROUHH with
with dispath.
~ Stage Otfc- at the Ice House Hotel.
THOMAS CLEMENTS, AGEET.
Great Red Rrer Stage and Mail R0xte
LNROM the Mouth Of Red River 10 Alexandria
l. connecting with the EAGLE LINE, to
Nacogdoch,s, aud also with J. Is. Prices Line Of
Stages TO CloueI, lie, Natchitoches, Mansfield and
Shreveport. ~ d Z. TAYLOR,
Proprctors.
Shrough Ticket from Red River Landing 10 Nae
| ogdoches $1,000
From Mouth of Red River TO AlexsndTis $1,000
TiloS. CLEMENTS, AFENT
aug C,-if At the lee House Hotel. AlcIandTis.
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O]GdE ND FH CIT STORE.
Jc Smith P::o,:ie.,f
I. 71sHEs 10 inform the public generally that
~ has opened Cigar, and Fruit Store, at
= Housee Ifotol, rbSrc hc will DO happy to
~ ~ lovers VI the
SR1RKLLNG NECTAR WINE,
ffon &c Vineyard Of tbs King Of Wersemburg
pjip<r Heidseick,
Port Sherry, Madeira, Cisrct
tCOrdials, Cider, Ale. Porter,
Brandy, Dnllys Whisky, Wolis Schnapp',
HostetteIs Bitters, &c.
CIGARS
Of the hnest quality such "a: Del Ecy's, Prince
OF Wales, IntiiniJads, Ingendads C'rvan,es. j !
ST., Barron Eldoradocs, WASHINGTON, lie Perla,
Cubapo, Nectar Cubano, Elbo to De Cora.
TOfB n G. COS
Southern Qud, Planch Sugu Planters, Left
witch Acea, Peach and Cream, iackady
Goodwn's Patent, Lands Smoking Aunt
Pcggy's Dew Drop, do.
S u n ID r | + S:
Can Oysters. sarlincs, HOLSTERS. Pickles, Can
dies, Rasine, Tea, Figs, Nuts. Candies, syrups,
Jellys, Pt,ues, saacrs. Soda, Bostor, Butter,
Pic Me Wine, Sugar. Lemon, Ginger. Crack
ere, CrackIlel ana Cream Biscuits.
~ Fruits of sii kinds. iii their season. as
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DRESS MAKING
IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES.

NRS. DEVER would take this occasion to
WI respectfully inform the Ladies of Ale,an-
dris and the Parish GENERALLY, that sh is still
carrying on the
DEMONSTRATING BUSINESS,
at her rrsid,n &C opposite the RESIDENCE of Or. 6.
Smith. Shs is now prepared to cut, tit sud
make garments for Ladies and Children. in the
latest possible style, and at very short notice.
Mrs. Dever takes this method of thanking the
Laiiestor their past patronage, hoping by strict
attention 70 theii wants 10 merit q continuance of
LEX ps:rc sage spr tie sn.ure -c~7-lv
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|6aIsam {, "omy, his safest stewart
|weNlthT-.IS. bis faithful counsellor-Ler
lOsom, the sof;est pillow of his cares
and her prayers, the nhlest advocate Of
Heavens blessings an his head
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GivE HIa TRADE-Tho advice OF
Franklin. to give every child a trade bv
which h. can earn living, if necessary,
comes of human experience older than
the sage Of our Revolution. In some coun.
tries, tIiis has been the law in others, n
common custom. ST. Paul. though educa-
ted in TIE law, at the feet of Gamaliel. also
acquired the important oriental handicraft
of n tent-nak.r, by which he was able 10
earn his living while prosecuting his mis-
Zion.
1t is good and wise thing to do. You
may be- able TO leave your children fortunes;
but "riches take 10 themselves wings."
You may give To them finished educations,
and they may be- gifted with extraordina-
~ genius; bat they may be placed in stu
aiions where no education and no ,alen,
may BE- So available rs some humble. hon
cat trade, by which they can get their liv-
ing aud he useful to others.
1t need DO. take seven years. A,few
months Of earnest work are generally jufi-
cieut to loaru any ordinary business. II
every young person, msle or female. were
Obliged, in the intervals OF study, prepa.
tory or professional, 20 learn farming, gar
dsniug. shoemaking, tailoring. blacksmith.
ing; or. ifladies millinery or dress-ma.
king. or one o, twenty kinds of work or
business, it would always give them feel.
Ting of security and independence. 1t is
welt for every one TO havs something to fall
back upon. We do not know what reyoiu-
tions may come in our time. We do not
know what mistortunes may come to us in-
Individually. There is 10 harm in being able
to take care of ourselves in any possible
'Semsrgency.-Er.