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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-15
HOUSE In This CITY.

See our Price List:
CaIicOes. 10, ~, rs and
rs Gents.
GtHgh0HIs 90. 9J, 30,
and "a.
FI0nncIs, 30, 40, 80,
and rs
DeIHncs, 25, IS. and 30.
ShaaUIs, 80, , 80, 400
0nd a dollars.
BrOlUM Sheettmgs.IO, ~,
15, rs and 30.
! SHIeached .NMsItns, 10.
~, lJ, 1S, 20 and 90.
DeHsHHs, Ia, as, 95
and 30.
stripe SEfFItngS, 1920,
AMI %.
Hoop skirt from 25c to
3 dollars
COrSetS from ~ y OV'
Fans Ercm sc to q 0;Ot.
PGrHSOIN from scots. 10
q dollars.
Kid GIPUPs from I to 2
dollars.
Hair Nets from sc 90 100
Ladies Hose from I2l 10
1 dollar.
ALL OTHER GOODS IN PRO
PORTION.
Our Dome,tics, Drese Goods, white Cords, Lacea
Elginga, Emhroidrriea, Trimmings buttons Col
lars Wells, baskets, and Yankee Motions ave COM
pl-te We guarantee 10 BE- the largeat and cheap
est In Tnwn. We want all to come aud see us,--
No trouble to show goods.
Respectfully,
O, X BROWN .& co.
May 30,h. 1897.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-15
II the latest patterns. AMI IN other articles dos
rablo In this line.

Hopns that my OIL customers, ~ we'll A. new
onea, will And my place ~ hualness and eNtend
their patronage, am rssnsc,nlly YOUR,
Ono door North Of 81. Johns store, Tinn, Ohio
apran1im9.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-12-12

DEATH OF A NOTORIOUS DETECT.
IvE.-William Truesdale, at the
mention of whose name all Nash
vile once grew pale with fright, died
at Bunker Hill, Illinois, on the 25th
of November. he was, it will be
remembered, the chief Of the detect
i've corps Of the Army Of the Cum
berland, while headquarters were at
Nashville. He was connected with
the Federal army while it was in
Mississippi, and in his effort to de-.
tect others stealing cotton, he be-
came the most accomplished cotton
thief in the army. When Gen.
Grant went to Mississippi he found
Truesdale in the foodtide of success
in robbery and marauding.
He summarily dismissed him from
service and ordered him out of that
department. After leaving there, he
drifted around to Nashville, where
he soon found an opening in the de-
tective corps where he could carry
out his theft under the guise of pat
riotism. Here he reveled in his
fendish pleasure. Neither age, nor
sex, nor condition escaped the wiles
of his detectives. Spies were in
every household. Informers laid
their demoniacal plans around our
own .hearth-stones Detectives sat
at our tables, and under the garb of
friendship sought out the society of
our tamilies and then, in obedience
to the teachings of their base master,
spread them before the gaze of the
world. -...... 49,.
Men were aot allowed to talk on
the streets, and no place was so Sc
cret that, his argus-eyed detectives
did not find. He glorified in bear
ing feeble and defenseless women
from their homes at night and thrust
ing them into prison. because they
dared to send letter to their rebel
husbands. As Jovert was to Paris
so was he to Nashville. After Gen.
eral Grant came to Nashville he
found Truesdale here and dismissed
him Immediately. TIE people of
owe General Grant a debt
Of everlasting gratitude for this act.
Death has at last detected him and he
has gone down to the grave covered
with obloquy and shame, with the
of thousands of
wronged ones upon his head
Nashville Union and Dispatch. Gus
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-12-12

~ Guizot, who is eighty. four,
says that in l84S, after his downfall,
he tried to drown his grief by hard
work. Instead Of destroying him, as
he intended it should, it rendered him
wonderfully hale and vigorous.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-12-12

tr A servant girl writing letter
asked her master if the next month
had come 10 yet. He laughed.
'Well," said she, "what I mean is,
has the last month gone out yet ?"
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-12-12
When in Need of a Good Lead Pencil,

( SIX YOUR MERCHANT for "HkRoMAs's, +" and
n take no other. For sale to Merchants at
New York prices at HEROMAN'5,
aug15 Corner Church and Florida Sts.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-29
European Markets.

BY CABLE -. LONDON. June s2s-N OOH
CoSsoLs-Closod at 9459 for money; 5-ZOs
70: Illinois Central 791a; Erie 41z.
LIVERPOOL June 2s-Noon.
CoTroN-Quiet and steady; lid for mid
ding uplands; lid for Orleans; sales OF the
week 81 600 bales; stock in port 73S.OOO
b lies, $4,000 American. Other articles IN
changed. sA&@-
LIVERPOOL, June 2S-Eve.
CorToN-Closed unchanged, middllng up
lands lid; Orleans 1l14d; sales l2,OCo bales.
The Manchester market for goods ana
yarns shows better feeling.
RREADsTUFFS Corn closed at aos per
Quarter for new mixed Western; California
wheat firm, at lss Cd; barley, oats and peas
unchanged,
pRoyIsIoNs-Lard declined Sd, sales OF
American al ASS Sd per hundred; Pork and
beef steady, at previous quotations; bacon
irregular. at 42s942s Cd for Cumberland cut
mfddles; cheese unchanged.
PRoDUCE-Common rosin at6s Cd, fine at
Us; Spirits of Turpentine at Bis I'd; petrol
cum firm, at Sd for spirits, and Is I'd for
standard white; tallow at AS Sd per hun
dred for American. E r4es s
EUtNN n1 LONDON, June 2s-Eve.
SUGAR-Steady, at SIS Sd. 81
Observation-Disclosures
OATs-Steady, at previous quotations
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Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph CINCI MATT, June e.
FLoUR-Firm for good to choice grades.
and prices rather higher; the lower grades
are dull and not wanted; superhne, IS oOGl
90. family, sl2 5u4Sl3 30, and fancy. sl4 0Og
10 CO..
WHEAT-Scarce and frmer; No. sold at
q ~. and No. at - S0S.2 So.
CoRN-DuIl and prices nominal, at 75c.
OArs-Dull and prices dropping; No. l.,
CSC.
RYE-Sold at 81 10.
CoTToN-DQll and nothing doing; mid
ding nominal at BE.
WHIsKY-Steady at SOC in bond.
Mess PoRK-Quiet at 81 90.
BULK MEATS--Firm; sales of 260,0G0 IDS at
7s4c for shoulders and 10c for Sides: holders
have been asking shade over these rates.
BACoN-In good demand at full rates
shoulders, Sc: sides, lie; clear rib sides are
held AT lI5zc: hams in good demand at ie12c
for sugar cured the stock Is right. and nrst
class brands are held a iaGe higher.
LARD-Duii; news from Europe has nat
tened the market, and there Is no demand.
BUTTER-Quiet at l49l1c.
EGGS-l6c
GRocERIES-Firm and in good demand.
GoLD-137l4 buying.
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RIV e R II T. w S


CINCINSATI June 2S.-The river has fall
en- 5inches irrthe past "a hours, there being
now 10 feet inches water in the channel.
Weather clear. Thermom eter 81
There were,w believe, Ro additional ar
rivals last night except the Plain City,
Louisvilieto Green River, though the Ezra
Porter, Clifton and Naunita were all due
and over due. There is probably difficulty
in getting through the canal at Louisville
1.-The Green River packets both left
with moderate trips 1.-THE Maydower
had rather a light trip out...--.........
Officers of steamers would do well to see
that they have all the papers required by
act of Congress hung up in the cabins of
their boats. A steamboat was visited by
the United States Marshal on this subject,
yesterday, and it cost her 800.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-29
Chicago Market.

By Telegraph.l CHICAGO, June %.
FLouR-In fair demand for shipping, but
WHEAT--3arket less active, unsettled
and irregular, with a decline got S@l0c per
busheI; early sales of No. Spring at 81 IS
a. 90, but subsequently weakened, and at
the close there were free sellers at 81 50 for
regular, and 81 9291 SO for lots In North
Side houses.
CORN = Steady and without essential
change; sales of No. at S21a9S314c; No.
at 79LSGS BIC; closing steady at s212c for
No. /: Canal corn af1oat, dull, with light
sales of rejected at 65c
OATS-Market dull and unsettled, with
decline on Yesterdays prices of &c per
bushel; sales of No. Western We're made
at 5514d57c and of rejected at sic; closing
dull at 5595514c for 20. in store.
RYE-DuIl ami almost nominal; light
sales of No. at 81 %.
BARLEY-Nothingd doing and prices alto
gether nominal.
PRovISIoNS-More active; sales OF dry
| salted shoulders at 7A9Tzc loose; short
| clear sides at lie. = ssss
| sLARD-llLGIl15c.
MESS PoRKlInactIve at so 50@2l.
| FREIGHTS-Dull: engagements at 25zc for
I corn, and 212c for oats 10 Buffalo. -.
/ RECETPTS-2,4 76 bbls. flour; 4,SS3 bushels
| wheat: l57, 400 do. corn; "a QUO do oats.
/ SHIPMENTS e. 800 bbis. -four; 16S 600 bush.
| els wheat; Is 400 do corn; 1900 do. oats.
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New York Market.

By TsIegEagh shade Hn Miner 9qfS 90 baies up
FLoUR-Less active and tending down
ward; common 25c lower; receipts, 2,4Sf
sales 900 bbls; superfine state s5I0 90:
choice siO SO19i2 50; shipping Ohio. 81 %
all S.; trade brands, sl1 2o@13 70; spring
St Louis 80 ID; Wl In hsi sis o8is s S
RYE FLoUR-Steady; sales GU DDS at 20 %
&C IS.
WHEAT--DuIl; Spring tending down,
ward; sales 1000 bush. white Callfornla AT
81 5OG3 90; $50 bush. new crop red North
RYE-Nominal.
BARLEY-Dull.
Corn Duff; ia2c lower: receipts. l2,l4o
bushels; sales, 1000 bushels; new mixed
western; s. o7gl 'os; choice, 81 1l@ 4 81 y
prime new yellow Delaware, 81 -
OATs-l93c lower: receipts, 2250 bushels;
sales, 81 600 bushels; western, 75gstc; ONO,
S51zc.
Co FFEE- Quiet.
sIGAR-Firm; sales. 900 hogsheads Of
Cuba at 1l1a4I2c.
MOLAS-ES-Dun.
HoPs-U Unchanged.
PErkoLEUM-Steady; crude, l412c; renh-
PoRK-H eavy!and dropping; sales. $3.50
barrels new mess opened 81 5o u E ciosi1ng'
| SIS 75@3S 90; prime mess, 81 90; a.o
| sBEEF-Firm ana unchanged; sales A0
bbIs. Beef hams quiet. sales ,O20 boIs, at
| 3S939c.
| BAcox-Firm; sales 43 boxes Cumber,
land cut at lU54c, short clear l21a@l2ssc, and
long clear 1214c.
| Cur MEATs-Steady; sales 400 packages
| at S14@9Iac: shoulders l29l3la; fancy l41zci
| also. 10000 bbls. bellies in bulk at i0c-
/ LARD-In demand; sales $50 bbis. at ~
/ @l25zc for new.
BuTrER-Steady Ohio l0@20c.
CHEEsE-Heavy and unchanged.
| LATEST p. NJ. HH
/ FLOUR Dull, and l0G20c lower, with
only limited demand to supply the press
ing wants of the / cal trade.
WHEAT-Dull, with dropping tendency
| and nominal quotations; NO. spring
1 81 2092 so; No. /, 81 35@2 40.
| RYE-Dull and heavy at 81 2ogl ~ Iol
| Western.
| CATs-Dul and lower at 75(a76c for West
| er.i; s3@S5c for Ohio.
| CoRNSDuIi and heavy at 81 69l 0S fol
| new mixed Western.
PoRK-Closed heavy; sales. 200 oarrel
mess at ST. 10 cash; closing free: sellers a
the quotations; ST. ID bid regular, with sci
lers at Il Is.
BEEF-Firm with only limited supply OF
fering.
| BACoS-Active and at lU54c for CumDer
land cut; 1l5sc for short rib; and lz129l22s
| for short clear.
prime steam, and l2s4c for Kettle rendered
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st. Louis Market.

[By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, June 3D.
ToBACCo-Less active, but prices I'M
changed. rl
CoTToN-Dull: nothing doing.
HEMP-FirIn and unchanged.
FLoUR-Quiet; sales at $40 5ogl1 20 per
barrel aud SI4 00@l6 90 tor choice and
fancy.
WHEAT prices for spring and fan
grades are lower; No. spring, 81 20: NO.
2spring. 81 IS; fair fall, = 2@2 80; prime,
81 4002 80; choice, 81 e592 20.
CoRS-Dull, unsettled and lower, at s09
90c
OATs-Unchanged, at 73@7Sc.
RYE-Sl 059l 10.
PRoyIsIoNs-Dull and unchanged.
LA D-Nominal at 1l549l2c Tor choice
tipfCeS.
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New York Dry Goods Market.
IEw YORK, June q.
BY telegraph

By telegraph New YORK, June Is.
DRY GooDs-Narket inactive trade
mostly taking stock prices generally very
steady and few changes; Atlantic \ brown
sheetings, lSc; Amoskeag A, .laLc. IN
bleached Observation-Disclosures shaded
and 50 inch ditto, l9c; ditto Peppereli, 94c;
Common d, 4I1ac. 1ickings- Eagle lower;
2ooe221z .Anloskeag A, 16. AMitdiesex Pre-
MUM. 47I5c; York stripes selling at 23la4
&c; Amoskeag, 25la@a6: whitfenton a.
225sc Denins-Otis bring p 1a9s271ac- Prints
-(Tingharns and Deiaines steady aud in
limited demand; Canton dannels rather
lower. Hamilton, 1880; fremont, Sic;
Nonlkeag bleached, 25c. &
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-29

- OST- POCK EFT BOOK-On SATURDAY
. afternoon June 22d, between j. T. EI-
iiott's store, on Third Street, and samuel
Orr's field, on the Newburgh Road. q BLACK
dred and one dollars. AS near as can De
remem bered, there were three tell-doiiar
bills fourteen fives, and a one-dcilar Dill.
returning the money to this office, or 10
Street. r - Is s~I.llAsa [Jun25 IT
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-29

Our assortment of Bohemian Glass and
Silver-Plated Ware is one of the finest ever
selected for the trade of this city, and we
have the advantage of our senior partner
residing In the city of New York, and al
all times on hand selecting the latest styles
and patterns of ware.
oc13 d3m
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-29

cUGARS-In anticipation OF a ME9aa
- fruit seascr, we purchased be&t mr. rAmne
recent advance q three months @ssxsaaasn
sugars, which enables us to sell liza nzW
quantity from pound to n Darrea ono ahnm
as the lowest. Price from II to 18c- sAaana1~
ties very superior.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-29
FOR RENT.

-OR REST-STORE- "A three-story
k brick Store. corner of Main and fourth
tabI,shment. Apply at No. "a Main street.
jun2l DIV
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-02
Tho Eyes may Doceivo.

Mos, persons readily believe VIA, ,hcl e.,
with their own eyes bg. cyeu those reliable
witnesses may give wrong impression TIN.
often tie case when \ person il much influenced
by fear, hope, angc! o. any passion 90 strong
excitement Great love taakss IA l.ot.o. t..l.
her children afc handsome although .acv iD.y
De hone.y ~ the ewes o. others Hatred make
tves heauii!u! objects aPpca. ugly The SNAKE
Is really bcouuig. and sinrulaFly graceful crt.-
iufe rci :; looks hidcogs % most persons. ,..
cause o. their fear OF their superstition recent
incident shows how 'tar may deceive the ,y,s 90
A woman who had great Tread Of robbers. a.-
ways looked carefully under her bed beio.. .e,.s-
ing. One night she came running down sta.i
aaa alarmed the family by wildly declaring ,Aai
somebody was under her bed as che plainly saw
bis face. Some Of her friends immed.aieiy ,aaae
examination, aad found she had fnlctd seen
face, bu; il was only he: ova reflected fou.
lockirg-ciass which had beer slowed away ,lcit
during the day Had not the matter been .uvts.
iigated, she would always have bteG persuaded
that stranger had had himself To bet roou. -
Hundreds OF persons have hccn iccc!yoa by ;hc,i
eyes, while under the influence Of leas into .,t-
ing ghosts, as they supposed. When very i'm.
probable stories are related by iersous who claim
TO have been eyewitness, it will be well 70 &C.
member tina; the eyes can not llwGys he trusted
-.isstrfcgn igricH!fUria
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WHOLE NO. ll3.
Tho Fat Man.

ish every day that we encounter sketch
70 amusing as the one subjoined and where all
parties seem 70 enjoy the Joke with 20 good relish
Lot tho reader peruse for himself
Bridget said lady In the city Of Gotham
one morning, a. she was accommodating Ia tho
kitchen. what quantity OF soap grease YOU
have got here. We can get plenty OF soap Tor h
and We must exchange Il for some Whtch fof
the TAT man aud when he eomCa Aioug tell him
want 10 speak 10 him
'ies. mum, said Bridget,
All that morning Bridget between cach whisk
OF her dishcioth, kept brigh, look out the kich.
en window aud no moving creature ESCAPED
her wAtchful gaze. Al last her industry sceincd
about 10 be rewarded for down tic street came
ltge potuy gentleman, ilouFishing a cane and
.ooAlhg ,he very picture OF good humof SUR
'neie we Tat man now thought Bridget aud
when he was Ia front Of the house on shc ilow
and informed him that her misiftrs wished o.
speak 20 him
Speak 20 me. my cir! fcpliel ~. oii pcp.
.lcman.
ics sir wants to speak 70 yoa 4ad flye
would sou be good enough 10 walk 10 ~
THIS request, 80 direct, was not 10 be refused
50 10 state OF some wondegmeut W The sicps
went the gentleman, aud W the stair went
Bridget and knocking a, the mistress door, put
he: head in aud acclaimed
Fat g'nileman' Ia the paflof mum
$50 SUI s"Ht""taa Ntts4AstN W tHF aNNt
regions
In She pailor thought the lady What
can II mean Bridget mus, have biunde.cd. tut
down 10 the parlof she went, and ~ rose o.i
FAT friend, with his hlandes; Smile ara most
graceful bow
Your servant informed the, madam. Thai 700
would like 10 speak 10 ne--M your scfsi.,
madam
The mortified mistress SAW the state 90 "a,
case immediately, and smile wfcaihtd itself
Ahou, her lips in spite o; acrscl' she aiefwnri
said
VIII you pardon the terrible Ilunder ~ d raw
Irish girl, my dear sir told be. % call ~ 'hc
sai man to take away ihe grease when ~" sv
him, and she made a mistake, yoa see
The Jolly mi gentleman leaned back % mH
chair, and laughed such hearty Aa Aa AA
Is never comes from any of yous lean gentry
Noapologies needed madam said Le
II is decidedly she best Joke o. N. stas4n
Ia ha ha 80 she took the for IN. suai,--rlasc
nan, did SIZE. q will keep tn laughing o.
month Such good Joke
aud al! up the street AID round the ,l.ari
was heard the merry ha ha u the old gentle
man as he brought down hi- cane eveff now
add then and exclaimed such Joke
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-02
Young Mon.

Many great men performed ihei. greatest
achievements before forty Alexander ;hc Grca;
died AZ ihitiy-thrcc Napoleon had achieved all
his..a, ihiriy-fye. Washington was iwrniy-scycn
when he covered the retreat oi the British army
under Braddock, and not for,y-ivc ia i-7C i,
thiriy-threc. Jefferson wrote the Declaration 81
Independence 1t thirty. Hamilton helpcl TO
frame the Constitution o; the United Stats Al
tweniy-ihree, Melancihon wrote the Lsc. Con-.
Hsnscs, which passed through fifty editions IN his
lifetime. y, ,hiFty-ihree be wrote the Aug
burg confession. ~ iwen,y-nine, Uss.nus wrote
;he Heidelberg Caiech!sm. Zwiagie wGoic h.s
chief works before forty, and lied AZ iosly-sia -
Attic Dispuiation Of Leipsc, Luther was thirty
i've at the Die, 81 Worms. ;higiy-seven il
iweaiy-sevcn Calvin wrote III, Institute $40.
ses sen; Young men 10 sry out the land o. CauAau
and Joshua sent young men, as spics 90 je.i,ho
saul, David, aad Solomon achieved their great.
cs; WORKS before they had reached middle lite
John the Bapiis, aud the Apostles lid their
llie-wosk as young nen, and Jesus Christ nnisl.
ed his labofs and endured his suffering as a
young man Nc; decrcpi,, wogn-oGi life, hu; ile
warm blood OF manhood : morning dil he she!
upon the cross for the world redemption
PAr,H1iaricf' .iasftfi
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49, lS>JcrSI Mas CUssIgT.. AXy At&S - ia q
:ctcs.. TIA. - . :nustC: case al Atlanta, ia
- w...ch ,hc Evidence was C.gcums,Aaiia!, one
%. he eoense. iui the defense told the following
s;o:! q! = issG! which took place IN the sam.
Court iAit,S yCags ago
Iaeie ,nca lived upon TIE bayou road q man
about twenty-five o; thirty years old he was
not an educated noE wealthy inan, hG; be was
homes. sad hal good heart Having had a
LIMB broken. be vas ia;iGn in health lie made
BIS livelihood by going 20 the bayou -: John
every evening, and catching ssh 70 sell in mafke,
the acAt morning one moon.igh; evening while
sitting OF Tic bank, fishing as usual he saw a
.aiy t'esse5 II white. IN company with a gen
ucinar walking Oh tie read beside the bayou -
They wesc qua';eliEe Afies they passed he re-
suncd hls fishing aa4 waited till be caugh, his
gsga. supply. lie then started home with his
basket
* BE- reached tie place kaoWu as IL, Ca.
luci he heard loud cry. Advancing N the
direction % the sound, he saw a woman, in a
white gown lying on the pavement, and coming
10 ;hc wonas, he perceived that "a dagger had
hcca stabbed !a;o her bosom. Thinking 10 re-
l!cve he; he ,ooA the dagger by the handle aud
drew u on: Ashe did 50 Waterman grasped
HIN. .le woman was killed The poor fisher.
man vas tried !oI The murder The case was
made out clearly aga.as; him lie had been ie-
'ec'cd u. the very act. bending oTes the body Of
'he deceased with the weaIon in his hand lie
ss convicted aud hung At Congo square
AboG; s.A months ai;cs, ,;Ia was going un
IA Judge Canouge : court ! ciizea. called as
a !ufVs. said he did not wish TO BE- OF the Jury.
aud wishc. 20 SPEAK few words 10 the Judge -
The gc allowed him d private conversation -
Safposag hat lie might hav, scfuples about
capita. punishment, the judge asked him i. that
was the reason he objected 10 being OF ,hc jury
No said ac, that Is not reason saw the
fisherman hang ios iAe uig;der ofmy wife lie
~ no, DC 1t. d!d It myself from jealousy
The judge - leiF.hcd Tie man made :oi the
-oJ. ,s.airl, and Aas newer been heard o. sine.
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EoRrCNg TgiiiNG.- -OnC Of our exchanges "a
responsible for the following story rclatvei 10 this
popular and pefncions vice
No, many evenings since IL is recorded that a
sinner who has escaped hanging ioT, 10 these
many yeats, was IN company with several ladies.
The subject Of fortune telling was introduced
Several OF The angels pleaded guilty 10 the sof,
Impeachment, Of having written 10 Madam This
aud Madam That 20 furnish them leaves 10 their
future history Instances were mentioned Of
soIno very remarkable Developments in certain
case hercabou,s
Old R--was ASKED for bis opinion. lie
replied so far rs am personally concerned,
know more about myself than wish TO- I
don think any good comes Of those things.
had friend who dressed himselfin lady clothes
and called upon = celebrated prophecies lie did
not believe she would discover the disguise but
be heard what made him exceedingly unhappy
Here the old rcprohate ceased. A lady much
interested asked, What did she tell him -
She told him he was 10 marry soon and become
the moiAcr y teH children r.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-02

- SOM AN. AlAaiCl In small CITY some
wl.. i-los,a citizens. were sent ly the Magic
i.i',. from house 10 house, IN order TO collect a
...sil, .ut he impoverished inhabitants Of the
.iy Ea..s ouc morning they same 20 the farm
Of wealthy farmer
!iet discovered A.ga 70 font Of biz stable aud
uluu APPROACHING him heard how ar rchuked
bis servants iur having LEFT tie iores at which
the horses were tied o.ci uighi IN the ram. aud
i0I tot having taken them n 10 dry
pa Ills 3. a. ayEflC.oas mar said one
a. She Other, We shall not get much here
We wi. AZ Least ~ y said another aai
the, approached
The farmer received ;he sifangeTs very friend
~, and while be accompanied them 60 his house
they brought forth their request
How great was their astonshmcn, a. be gave
them considerable sum of money, and prom.s-
Cd 10 give them sn equal cum every year
The citizens n their grateful emotion could
not fOrbcas 20 confess 20 the farmer ha, bis be-
ncfccnce was wholly unexpected - them for
the schukc he previously CAV, io he servant on
account o. 90 gns,nportahi isiae, led them 20
suspect that he was a very avsiicious man
"DcaF friends, said be. my being 80 tconoua-
ical With ny pfoPsr,y at All iimes have arrived
~ the happy condition 70 DO good
Moral DO hot be- ashamed o! economy aud
think u not 10 be avaricc for you need only 10
BE- ashamed OF avariec itself
Do not refuse 90 be benehccni, hccauao YOU
falsely take bonehcencc for lavishncss