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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-20
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wafRFy blood. coulH speak,. they would cry
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8 given them is not of the right klTd
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mDrkerv. Their effect passes, and the last
state Of him who uses them is worse than
az drst. NOT such is the effect of HO--
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERS. There
- no drawback 10 its toning properties
= Bas been found THE GREAT MEDI-
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N-seIng up the enfeebled constitution no
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SEIy bestoWs strength, but soothes me
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AZ ass brain. While this excellent prepa
Tet5On possesses such effective properties,
n Is perfectly safe, and Is agreeable TO the
1Esse.
Attempts have been made to rival it.
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as a household medicine, il is available
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E2d other fever, an@~all diseases arising
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MATRIMoNIAL.-The mercury at 90
degrees is not conducive of matri-
mony. hence the list of licenses for
the past week are not large. The fol-
lowing only were issued Franz
Will and Catharine Rode; Peter
Willeshausen and Elizabeth Bryeble
J. &. Ruston ana Margaret Miller;
zephenia II. LittIepage and Mar
garet E. Davidson; Joseph Snyder
and Laviea Fl thaway. Jacob. Kleuk
and Barbra Surback.
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Herre Haute and Indiaaapal1s.
ECON 2 eAuTE.
0aio and mississippi Railroad.
FROM vINCENNEs.
LMEs-

To LOUTsvILLE-Every Monday and
saturday at 10 o'clock AN. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 6
O'CLOCK p. 81.
To CAIRO-DaiIy. except Sunday, at 3
o'clock p. n.
To GREEN RIvER.-E Every Wednesday
1nd Saturday at 8 O'Clock P. M. Every
Monday and Thursday at 6 o'clock P. n.
To EASTPORT. - Every Tuesday and
Friday at O'Clock p. II.
TO HEgDERs0N-Daily, except Sundays,
IT. o'clock pm.
TO NAsHvILLE-Every Thursday at four
m.
To MEbEPHIs-Semi-weekly.
ROckportStage (via N~ewburgh and Boom
1lle,O carrying the mail, leave ct 7 A. M,
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P. M, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
lays and Fridays at 7 A. n. Arrives Tues-
days and Saturdays by 4P. NJ.
At. Vernon NAH Stage leaves daily lex
oept Sundays) at 7 a. III. Arrives daily lex
sept Sundays by 2 p. N.
To NEWBURG.-HacE daily Except SIM
iayD nom the Merchants Hotel, at .
O'Clock P. N.
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THEIR SONG leased The OF
the seventeen year loeusts are heard
no more 10 the land. The mercury
at 96' to 99' proved too much for
them. and the whole tribe have
hushed their song, sunk to rest, Ieav-
log an immense progeny, In emb 40.
deposited in the. small limbs of trees.
For several days past their song has
grown faint and me ancholy, and for
three or four days scarcely a note
has been heard. 10 a short time the
eggs deposited in the twigs of trees
will be warmed into life in the shape
Of a small white grub. which, freed
from its wooden prison, viii drop 70
the earth, and those not destroyed by
birds or animals, vii bury themselves
in the earth to appear in 1885, as full
grown locusts. Myriads of these
grubs will never reach their transi
ton state. Birds wilt pick them up.
and swine will root them from the
surface of the ground and devour
them by thousands. But enough of
them will mature to produce a good
crop at the end Of seventeen years.
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THANKs.-The teachers and chill
dren of the Infant Glass of the First
Baptist Church tender to Mr.. VIM.
Heilmau and his associates their warm
thanks for their kindness in assisting
them promptly to 60 to the Crescent
City Springs and giving them the free
dom Of the grounds.
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OPENING The Crescent City
Springs are to be formally opened to
day for the season. Colonel Wehler ,
the present manager, has put every
thing in apple-pie order, and he will
welcome all visitors with his blandest
smile and entertain them in princely
style. The grounds will be beautifully
lighted up, and good music will be
provided for the occasion.
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Bg Geissler & Delang have nowi in

Br Geissler & Delang have now in
stock the largest assortment Of Break
fast, Dinner and pickle casters, egg
and wine stands, ceke and card bas-
kets, tea sets, urDs, walters, butter
dishes, cups aud goblets ever offered
in this city, all to be sold at greatly
reduced prices.
Call and examine for yourself. No
trouble to show goods at
1t GEIssLER Il DELANG.
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A DEL1eHrFUL CHANaE.-The in

A DELIGHTFUL CHANGE.-The in
tense heat that has prevailed for a
week or more gave way to a more
pleasant aad agreeable temperature
last evening. The heated term of
this season, as we hope, eliminated
about IL O'Clock yesterday. When the
mercury had reached 99', clouds be-
gan to gather, and a fine breeze pre-
vailed from the southeast, which
modified the heat and caused the
mercury to decline to 970, and subse-
quently lower. About 3 o'clock the
breeze increased almost to a gale, the
clouds grew dark and dense, and
a good refreshing shower ensued.
About 6I o'clock a heavy rain set in,
and continued until towards mid
night, and the mercury gradually set
tied down 10 760-a decline Of 23o in
10 hours. It was a glorious, gracious
rain, and was much needed, as the
earth was p@arched. and vegetation
was whitening under the %seorching
heat of the sun. The indications
were favorable for a whole nights
radn.
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MEASLES. = We learn that the
measles are becoming quite prevalent
in the city. We have, however, heard
of no fatal cases. Indeed, we believe
with proper care and treatment, the
disease is not regarded as particularly
dangerous.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

zais splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
sSrld; the only true and perfect Dye;
harmless, reliable, Instantaneous; no dis
Ezsp0intment: no ridiculous tints; reme-
kAeS the III effects Of bad eyes; invigOrates
Enn leaves the Hair soft and beautiful,
Psrfumers; and properly applied At Batch
&ior's Wig Factory, No. Is Bond street,
few York. [ap30 dly
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LOST OR MIsLAID.-Two parcels
enclosed in newspapers, containing
manuscript with owners name there
on, and two dresses. Said articles
ere deposited and not a proper REQ
objection retained where, A suitable
reward will be paid upon the return
of said property to the JOURNAL
office. 2t.
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PHREyoLodY. = Persons desiriag

PHREN0LoGY. - Persons desiring
chronological examinations, or a true
delineation Of character. will please
call on Mrs. II. J. Stone, at the
American House. Room No. II.
Price, 81 90.
Haurs, from 9 till y a N, and 2
till Q 81.
A lecture on the above subject will
be delivered by Mrs. Stone, on Satur-
day evening, at Masonic Hall.
Pr &c Of admission. % cents: chill
dren p cents. i20
PATENT DRIVE OR TUBE Wells AT
REDUCED PRIcEs.-I am now fully
prepared to furnish promptly, at less
price than has been charged formerly
in this city, and guarantee entire
satisfaction. For further information
call on G. KRAFT.
jun16-1w
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BE Geissler & DeIang have just
received a large invoice of Ladies
and Gents Gold and Silver AmericGn
Watches, Chains, fine jewelry, solid
silver and plated ware, to which we
call the special attention of the pub
lie.
The above goods furnished to the
trade at factory prices. 1t
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BEFORE JUSTICE WALKER
Richard Parker, the negro who as
saulted and battered Thomas Canon,
on Mr.. Morgau's farm, a few days
ago, had a trial by jury yesterday, be-
fore Justice Walker, and the result
was a fine of IS, with SO costs.
Rupert Blttonberger, for provok-
ing Theobald Miller to commit an as
sault and battery, also had a hearing
before Justice Walker, and Rupert
was fined 81, with 81 80 costs.
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JAS. ". SMITH, Ag't.

SALT ADYANCED.-We have ad-
vanced the prices Of salt to 81 40.
for small ESQ pound) barrels, and
50 90 for large q busheD barrels.
BAIRD q START,
Agents Ohio River Salt Co.
l.. RUFFNER, JR., & Co,
Agents Kanawha Salt Co.
je19-1W.
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A COOP CHANCE To MAKE MONEY
ON A SMALL CAPITAL.-A merchant
on Main, having to leave the city,
offers his stock for sale at a bargain.
7 e location is central. and the bust
ness is in a prosperous condition.
For further particulars address Box
405, Evansville =. o. jun16 1w
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In MORTON AGAIN. The street
cars were in motion again yesterday
evening, running through to the
Crescent City Springs, and large mum
bers of people made the round trip
for the first time.
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SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
We direct attention to the sale of
household goods at auction, adver-
tised by Nh. G Maghee, to take place
on Tuesday next. The sale will be
one Of the largest of the kind ever
made in this city, and as Mr.. Maghee
Is about to leave the city, great bar
gains will be obtained, as the sale
will be peremptory. TIE furniture is
of the best quality and is in excellent
condition.
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LocAE NOTlCEs ..

Grand Opening Offhe Crescent City
Springs To-Day.
TIE Street Cars will run regularly
to and from the Springs till II o'clock
P. NJ The grounds viii be beauti-
fully lighted at night by Argand and
Chinese lamps. The Crescent City
Silver Band has been engaged for
the aiternooO and evening.
From this date an entrance fee of
five cents viii be collected at the
gates. Children 10 charge of parents
aud friends free
ju20:1t EDWARD WELLER,
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SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC. - The
Sunday School Of the First Baptist
Church leave at s O'Clock this morn
ing on boar1 the steamer Louisa for
West Franklin, where they propose
TO hold their annual picnic to-day.
If the rain ceases the day cannot TAIL
to be delightful, and a most joyous
time may be anticipated. The boat
will leave promptly at S o'clock. See
notice IN local column.
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HARPER AND GODEY.-The July
numbers of these popular periodicals
have been received by Mr.. Scott.
They are full Of interesting matter, as
usual.
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RECoRDER's CoURT.-The Record
er had a light docket yesterday, the
Hamburger case, hat promised to be
interminable, having incontinently
fzzled out.
Michael Nolan was found drunk
upon the wharf, and though old
enough to have come to the years of
discretion, was, for his indiscreetness
in this case, fined 81, with So 10
costs.
Edward Green, a darb Green, for
an assault and battery on a boy, was
fined 81, with 81 % costs, and the
boy was sharply reprimandei for
having aggravated the negro.
Adam Braylar, an old and frequent
visitor at the Recorders office, was
drunk again, and as is always his luck,
fell into the hands Of the police. Be
ing an old offender, he was charged s.
fne, with costs amounting to s. 30.
4 charge preferred against him for
disorderly conduct was continued IN
I'll to-day.
An affidavit wa fled against Dan.
johnson. a negro. but no relation of
Andy. charging him with an assault
and battery with inteut to kill Ham-
burger. The ease was set for a hear
ing yesterday morning. but the prose-
cutting witness and his counsel sen in
word yesterday chat they had aban-
doned the prosecution.
There was q little episode in the case
of the negro girls, tried on Thursday
evening for keeping a house Of ill.,
fame. that We did not stay to hear.
The Recorder fined only one of the
girls So, and discharged the other,
and in the case Of conviction the Re
corder and other officers abandoned
their fees. and the spectators, satisfied
that another party was far more to
blame than the poor ignorant negress.
raised the money in the court room to
pay her fac, aud she was set at lib
erty.
There seems to be a determination
on the part of the city authorities to
get at the root of the shameful nui-
sanee that pollutes the corner of
Fourth and Locust Streets.
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SOMETHING NEwl-We call the at-
tention of the public to our new
Patent Valve Rib bottom Ice Pitcher,
warranted never to split from the side
walls, leak or corrode, as the bottom
valve is movable, which enables a
person to rinse and dry out the air
chambers, thus preventing it from
rusting or poisoning the water.
je19-1w GEIssLER & DELANG.
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EransElIIe Street RalIroad.

The public is notified that the
Street Railway will be completed and
running to and from the Crescent City
Springs, on and after Saturday, the
Goth inst. Three additional cars are
ordered, and will be placed on the
road in a few days, when the time be-
tween ears will be reduced to ten
minutes. WIN. DEAN,
June Is .3t Superintendent.
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DRowNED.-From Capt. Lusk, of
the Louisiana, we learn that a melan-
cholly case Of drowning occurred at
Greensboro on Thursday evening,
while the Louisiana was lying there.
Mr.. Simmons, who is fond OF
amusing children, took several
small boys into the river swimming.
Among them was a little o Of Mr..
VIM. Sweeney, a prominent citizen of
Greensboro. a bright-eyed, intelligent
child Of twelve years. who got be-
yond his depth, and was drowned
despite al the efforts Of his friend,
who came near being dr5w red him
self in the desperate attempt to save
the child. The body was recovered
in a few minutes, but all attempts at
resuscitation proved unavailing. The
child was the joy of the parental
household, aud the pride of the
neighborhood. 1t was truly..a melan-
choly case. Mr.. Simmons is said to
be almost distracted by this terrible
calamity, while the grief of the par
ents is indescribable.
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SATURDAY, JUNE
CITY NEW S.

PERsoNAL.-J. S. Spidel. of the
Henderson Reporter, was in the city
yesterday, looking well.
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~ Just received at Carlin's. a lot
of new and stylish Casinets for pantsS
also a fine lot OF Coatings, which he
is selling very low for cash. Go aud
see a new st lie of goods that he has
got. Cold Suasuek, for Summer wear.
je2-tf
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SUNDAY ScHOO8 PfoNIC.-The Sab
bath School Of the First Baptist
Church viii hold their ANNUAL Pic
MIC at West Franklin, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 10Th.
The steamer Louisa has been char
tered to convey the eXcu~rsionists to
the grounds. Tickets 30 cents for
adults aud p cents for children under
II years. Tickets can be obtained. of
V. ?. Irons, Nc. 40 Main Street.
The members and friends Of tie
school uniting 10 the excursion will
meet at the Church at z A. N. The
boat will leave the wharf at s A. NJ,
punetually. jun16-td
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BB~ We are the only authorized
agents Of james Suggett's original
patent driving well. Al other drive
wells, Of whatever character, are an
infringement on Suggett's patent, and
we will exact royalty on all such wells
that may be sunk.
iun1S dat SMITH q MILLER.
Sherwood House.
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FIGHT AT BELLvIEw GARDENS -
Two men who live in Independence
we believe, had a law suit yesterday
morning before Justice Stinson, and
as was to be expected, one Of the par
ties, at least, was dissatisfied with the
result. In the afternoon they met at
the Bellyiew Saloon, and a quarrel
ensued. which eliminated in a little
fight, one of the parties getting a Sc
we're blow on one of his peppers,
which caused it to bung out con-
siderably. A complaint was made
before Justice Stinson against one Of
the parties for assault and battery,
aud a warrant was issued. The case
will be heard this morning.
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Moth Patches, FFeckles L Tan.

The ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY for
hose BROWN DIsCoLoRATIoNs on the face
PesJy's Moth and FreckEe Lotion. Pre-
sZzed only by DR.. B. c. PERRY, 80 Bond
9szeet, New York. Sold everywhere.
saar26 dem
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Dgr Musquito Frames adapted to
French Bedsteads. [ I'm making a
new style, the best in the market.
O.. ARMSTRONG,
Sign of the big bedstead, II Main st.
Im
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lo1hers suffer the agony
lie ones snatched away
re Whooping Cough, or
single bottle of Poland's
lound would have saved
It's infaIlibIe.
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By I desire to call the attention of
the public to a very great and desira-
bic Improvement on the pipe or drive
we'll known as Budd's Patent, of
April 80, 1897, it being a much easier,
quicker and less expensive mode of
constructing wells than has been used
in this vicinity. The model and draw
ings may be seen at the office of
Christian Kratz. State and county
rights for sale. A bond will be given
to the purchasers Of territory indem-
nifying them against any costs by rea-
son of suit for infringement, as the
above patent IS in all respects differ
cot and superior to any other ever used
IN this country.
JAS. w. SMITH, Ag't.
Having examined a number of pat
ents of various descriptions, on the
Drive Well, with a view of purchas-
ing territory, l would here state that
| consider the above named Budd's
Patent superior in all respects to any
that | have seen, and would cheertUlly
recommend it to any me DESTROYS of
purchasing territory. as a good, profit
able investment. O. KRAFT.
ie19 2t.
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Colgate & Co.'s
Fragrant Toilet Soaps

RRE PREPARED BY Skilled Work
zRen from the best Materials, and are
Known AS THE STANDARD BY DEALER
AsD CUSTOMERS.
Sod ErergI0heTe. fdec %
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TRANSFERS CT REAL ESTATE
The following transfers of real estate
were entered for record in the Office of
the County Recorder for the week
ending Saturday, June 20:
Thomas c. Jeude to Matthias Saalwaecht-
err, part of northwest quarter of southwest
quarter of 81, 3. II, for $50.
Albert c. RosenkranZ to Dorthia Rosen-
kranz, lots IL, l3, IA. Is, 10, IL u Is, Block 2.
Northeastern Enlargement, for sl,U00.
John SPAIN to George Dorr, northwest
quarter of southeast quarter OF 5, 8, II, and
northeast quarter OF southwest quarter OF
5, ), IL. for 5000.
Joseph SPAIN to John SPAIN, part of the
north half of west half OF the northwest
quarter o Z >, IL, for $50.
Charles b. Tighe TO Charles A. Muller, lot
Is. Block 49, Lamasco, for 500.
John @. NenDeman to Merchants Ma
tiona Bank. lot ?, in Y ROWley's Subdi-
vision of lot 80. o%rialnal plan, for 1000.
Charles Parketo Phil. z. Eberwine, part
Of east half of uthw quarter OFF,, 8, 10.
Joseph AnIeetner to Fred. stemper, sot
II, Block Ii, southeast Enlargement, for
John A. Reitz to James H. Rapus, lots p
and p, Block I56, Lamasco, for 500.
John A. Reitz to Louis Schmidt, lots 7
and 3, Block l23. Lamasco. for S4lO.
J.H Miller, Sheriff, TO John W. Ruucie.
northeast quarter OF Block 81, Lamasco, for
Simeon Langford to John Mcdowell. the
south half of southeasf quarter of south
elst quarter OF B. /, 10, for so.
George Schank TO Joseph Schank, part OF
the northwest quarter of northwest quar-
ter of 80, ;, II, fOl 500.
VIM. Baker to Adam II Scraeder. lots 7
and s, Block Z, Archer's Enlargement, lor
500.
Henry O~berdOrfer to Leopold Loewen-
thai, Lot 10 Upper Enlargement, for 5000.
John A. Raitz to Chris. Miller. Lot No. 4,
Subd vision ANA BasOn, fov s265.
F. II. Week to Underestimate Il Lichf en-
berg, Lot IS and SO, Isabella Place, for s., $50.
Henry G. Gwa hmey to Mary Harvey,
part of Lots 20, 2I, Y, D, and "a, Block J.,
Eastern Enlargement, for 5000.
Patrick Boyle to Charles Parke, part OF
east half of southwest quarter, 2, 9, TO- for
$500.
Thomas w. Wiltshire to John W. Muth,
Lot l e and part off, Block 10, Sharpe's En-
largement, for So o.
Thos. F. Bethel to Franklin G. Bethel,
part of lot 4, of Bethells Subdivision OF
the northwest quarter Of northeast quarter
and southwest quarter of northeast quar-
ter, %, g, u, for 5000.
Joun A. ReltZ 10 NJ. X. Arthur, Block Is,
Lamasco City, for s2l5.
Robert Earl to Mary A. Palienger, Lots 3
and g, Block IS, Eastern Enlargement, for
S645.
John Thurman to Alice c. RodwAiI, part
of section I, 3, 10, l-75 acres, for 81 -.
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PosTP0NED.-In consequence of the
rain last night the lecture on phren-
ology. by Mrs. NJ. j. Stone, announced
for last night, was postponed until
this evening, when it will take place
at Masonic Hall. We bespeak for
the fair lecturer a large audience.
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A SINGULAR CAsE.-We were told
yesterday that, on Sunday last, as a
man was entering Crescent City Hall,
to visit the Mission Sunday School,
observed, just as he reached the head
Of the stairs, the hand of a small lad
clasping the window sill, and found,
upon further examination, a small
boy hanging outside over the
alley. He released him at once from
his perilous condition, the boy when
rescued being so far exhausted as to
be unable to speak. 1t is supposed
that he had climbed into the window
and had slipped out, but, fortunately,
caught the window sill, but was too
much frightened to call for help.
Had he not been thus opportunely
discovered aud rescued, he would
soon have fallen to the pavement be-
low. a distance of some thirty feet,
aud been crushed to death.
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MOVING UNDER DIFFICULTIES
We had related to us yesterday an
amusing case of moving under diff
culties that occurred a few days ago.
A man, about to move to a different
house, employed twoNdraymen to haul
his household goods. Being of a
convivial~ disposition, he imbibed free
ly, and had the draymen join him.
Presently the fun began to grow fast
and furious, when the mules seemed
to partake of their jolity, pricked up
their ears and ran off, and on their
way spilled the furniture in the canal.
The scene is represented as having
been exceedingly ludicrous and anus
ing to those looking on and having no
interest either in furniture or drays.
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ETRAW 8ERRIFS-VERY LARGE
- on ES-received daily by express,
Mondays excepted. at
VLCEERY BROS.
ianS 70 Main street.