davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-02-26

affords matter for new eurp1taea In some Of 1ts
ph.ecs every dsy, On]y few moa.hs ago 1t was
estirnated by pertonu In tho bustocss th.t thero
xere about one hundred t1rus aud individuals
In an Item in that connection yesterday it was
thought that liberal allowance vas made for in
eyeatc IN The number OF agents, By estimating
thtYn IT rome,h.np ORR A hucdred. Hut a GER.
tttmsn who made nretty careful count Of them
n fcw dars s{nrc. conntpd ia. and It
ia safe IN mt the Whole numhcr fcnnntInp eorh
t,m a, onc, vim make tho smiling NJ raj ras,.tc
,tc'r e4rIns{vc bu.Irese- At ~ To .h1t mn.t.
houevcr he sa1, Il trom .even,v.aya. tn ona hnn,
dred a,,ornpys irtu,atr, aeen,s. and o.her. IN
s,m,,a, fzir- orrnn,,ons uhn In 5efan,. ~ otba-
bu.ir Of, devo,e In,,cb ofthejr lime 10 ,hst Thr
rnost enr,ons rues,ion however ia hnw thav a,I
msnsre tn make i'm IRE foottncs m ,hc a,,p.
OF pr pertvwf hin seven mills of The Conyt uo3se
Al thry .npe,1ed an thc ,ccnre ,or ,he n,.t 1hraa
weeks of mi. month. vc;e IN The aoo,r,atc
&22NI s63. AID in ccuIec,fcn with this
fsr, ,nont,nr,t ,os.a~a.r IL.
menliored shat spc o! the lea ling del1ers OF the
city Lad landed Us the figures. taken frtn their
hooks, shopi Ing the auoBnt OF property sold b7
them during tie first twenty dsys Of February.
Il ph1th ye.c as folIovp:J J, II. Ress 4 Co. SIN
." =. $, y55, {as; lfs' fs,1es -; K,s'sf
s;:,, osSss II vii; :, ,,:.., TO- Hss '.s Vi,
'os,,s:. mn, sste s:.o ssnt !, tas dsets. .ssw:
- -. - :. 80 ea' M ~ - s'o!s aoo'c epec.n=o
wire *ia39N. Ihls With the four previous
M .n ~ uhs.' an sh'eea'g " $i.-
IL i pr ecl Of .he whole sssl sss Now T'se II 'se
..s u,lnsss Of lew @ ,ueh 1rns as ~ Warren Good.
lew othcrt. were addrd to the il,t, it seems a.,
tH0nEt II HU1ld lake good deal OF " eutdlyl.
eJn,'t tn nsh he ttr ram ,tnder mr., ,f .bo - .,1r
Urn tr 80 ,,na .,n,r,. ttn n.,'as sus Sl,e'.
fo,,. flye ,pr,,. 1hesa frn,e, .ho.x ,h., uua
a'f 'na' iafEe
r4H1e et 'Ec "us'ttHs ID etlH I'll t1b naads OF
sgrtt. WIN hnse hcen established A umtcr pf
yrs,r. thtrrh man, nld ann. nnt o,o,,. h,S =
NUT ahd rone into other bu.tne.s. mi on'i ths,, na.
tlrrra i,.yr iran fied hr .nun,, ant o,t.-,,t.t.,
. ..,,.. ,. .'"ut "nu ea'.' Pi'si1e
as n'y osnef out'le.s N guy. ehafRas afotina'
tutttd hust pau MEN IN IN u,,r t,,het hn,ttr.. ...
H., /. .t.,u S N''' Ae'F' ses
.,u,. u,.
h"AH ''t*tH 7HA*.PHAlt
1tr tnt1nutnu wh1tnNltr nrndt. rs, ettx nnt
auhp,t,nh ,,n,r,,s ,xitt,t, .su.n ,"'i ~ ~.
sn. s..a II 1""f'"J "'n!" s"'F' lh1f4 VI VIA
ttuit FfilfF4 MtfH tlrA fHf fFEUft tN 1't}fsAky
FrtfuHfy ",
"sn.sh ~ f1Hf t.m ItffttIH' anNtl, NJ M
Il iissr.nIt ;'""'' ~ ''"a't NUS ~ lthhf9
f niftt ~ ii II ~ III. ,t,'.t,
Et.t n 'ft,', u Jnhn II Tssnm ~ ~ h"a.t. :. "
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nAillhR lnTELLtGEsCR.


sUFt " NI66&Fe
,.. ,A!MaivEu:"......... u and II,
Ion ! us1tachy, Msala:ee, liz nj lumber.
hehf auiIx, y. Josupa, 1! n lanhex.
ttEAhE w. -.....,..,... Fan ~ aud A.
tpIdflea
aesr G"!de, st Joseph. 10 bt!a dur aud suu
dl e3,
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Transportation.
Montreal Transportation COMFY,

CANAL BAsEN,
MONTREAL, Sth Ianuary 1S69.
This Company will contract to receive ex ship 1t
Quebec CT Montreal. Halfway and Pie Iron. Crockey
and Other heayy Freight, aud forward to Chicago pr
ether Lake PORTS. with despatch.
TheT wilt also PASS entries. baud, rsy ocean
leci.hts, &c, withoct chsscc. except s. dlsbr-aed
Apply TO HIGH McLEENAS 4 CO.. Agents.
Qui' Block, Chicago,
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Jlr rst h'hltu Ut Ruld In the Hank Of F,snce
tot ainter III acentnta'c. 1ta rlatemen, 10, The
aek tnflnR Fe1tunst a:h +hpss III iucre..s Of
s.7a9. .un france III co1n fiher tbs previous wrek.
Fe'"~ Htr gwen 'ne e"s.hr ',n"tsslnhs fnt t1u..
w1lll thu ttire u. the corresponding dsy y, |sst
yent A,ni ssu the last eeinl Hhuna Interest Il tf
tht il lnetpt
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11OGS-&lne or two packing houses were represent.
Cd among the tntrIs to:dsy which resutea In clear
telltTs who we're becoming dlscoara,ci over the
nsosrects nfever selling ther seek TITS rstherun
ard prizes. although not Quntsty higher. were urn.
er. and sbRdt norc favorable for ec!lcr1.
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TncnspAr ET TEx1ya. ,b. %.
Tic following tables ehoE the rtc.tp's al d
shipments " Produce dnting tho past twents.:our
Eculr:
RECEIPTS Yon THE fact 1HES1f-poua uou Il.
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Ii JID STIA[ULANT.

Is every body knows, can be charged with tue es.
eental properties ofsnJ and every substaace ID the
Aatertd -aeaiea and there Is no terbiAl extract
which 1t vii: not hold In solution with all it, preven
tive And curative virtues uniropaircd.
Nov the pnre uquld suuufant of which
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Ntt.Hkt'kRIs
sftt!r t't+r4seh 't lkp t.!1etr1 l.IAn4s;
ttest+trtts firAs III, ,#.t. s+,t. s,i )"
lth t'n +. r-Lt,sa-E,l. .fL43t ss444t .4i4+ \,
~"t IN n d vi = 10: 'F.4, II "a II i!la.s H.
ii,I; ii,I;S; S''': X y; i ~ G'
|tt W., ':tt}| ,|S &:
% t - si,sri.' i'v,s - n'' '!s It'll assa ss
] 7 !. ] ! e s i: II II;
fi;s ,'i III US g. t1 + II II 4 ;Lt1L
I;:'Sfy y i@'f is.hi; .4it.oflSS.ss II siss4',s
t::tsfiM:s's ~ \ :. ihi;sa#Esa
III .. H. eIa t % ss tSs % Id Sht" ss .;s2 10?
ssira ssss-scoo Ss trl. toas: ,s,toa b, wheat; 40
Shw YORK.
new toSE. Frh: n:-cnr1n--rIrayy MT laErr;
;a''sf ?S!aRs IS 1e
isS ;5'5s s!%s: s;e::s: u = ss!:. We:!ssa:
sss.$ s.ed ssses - :os!.s qsis! u E'I, u:
ia5,'f fsSasst N: sfSss !: 1t ia r. S3.sa?
/, e. e. s;!s: :Hs, IL :;; s +;
GE ..i, III: Eae e. H.; jMshsai 92 %ai,.
81 E ass. 'i3aA6 .sa afme -;
q i!ss:stse .:# q rIss ia::a 4 tas:!S
f.: ts5 4,soa:
uesiled change: salea: 4.U0 ii At - asic ior nrx
1ss s s. s!a $s!s*
St j, sso, r. .9,i!ss,1 9 .sa y; H. Z
.!t%est assiSsd s,lss 8 IL Il Il ~;
f'5 Mss!sEa u III Gess ss 9ln sale. az
i1s' e. us9ss
rkTEoLKrx-Dch si:lac for crude. ana SIC for re-
% 1lorsNunist 81 ut sa!sc 70. Amertesu.
LNsEEnt'lL1Qni,s y & ts9 .tt
;ssi + s:;s =;
sns tafs ~
Sssi mt s1 efs e.: ;ss, $ :t'fs s t
h,ns heavy sales % o,ls 4 81 ea53 o. cat uetu
sS' e stas, i;:s: ~ E;s1.sss: ''5s
tsopps ISL $ bercs 5Ss
os s:tfis s .I pee 81
choice: tlto 1,an 5e1ees stssm; ss'Ier Fe6:1aH,
sasss;c ter State Cheese afW z, at l:4::s.
M
x.ants Wheat hs.Ty and 1e ower Tita aTitsa p I'd
Corn quiet ut 919Ic for new mi1c3 Western HOG
Ssss,ossars!k ar%tr @ 4ss snd aa.es st .ssoo 10.
na oldea eh.nse Is7d
n1 aa:ns,ssaf :: .sssSs e. e; T. rrn= steam
Wn,.SEfoatA.her more Aet'Fe; eale' 10 osls
Western at s'H'a'e' 1afs, 1mafEs,,ruts,
,ss',, F. spa pae, 1ou'D'
;;s;;ss: os''' sasse fraE, .ae'.::sao c'fa meal
: ys .sses, Z, III 1ss P sss..e sss.
AAr-sa'm. c,xr,xx,7t
st / % Wp.s
S5 e.: s stHs: s!ss.i s :
& NJ. s'Ssa ss,s 1as' n,as
AZ ~. ;ss
e.
;;S s . :' ';Ss
II ss;s: :s y; Il; Xii; Ill; Il ;;:;'ssl Il
lss:is;yoe!e. ;:?;;s ,,,y ,as!cs Eseas,:s .:s.4y
'0A"' fso'n aF'c' 'fTsstci's;v;12ffi fTstcissv2ffit r r'fk'
| hEas A. MI rstes.
t."rTns-d1s u. .,,no ,,.. ttuLc
| ,,fhof!sluSa- Nese ro.k, t!ss' nn:. ssttr1.
Tk fhEdrFs r elesr ~ ',rs Is; 81, .tts. W
rltAf sidrs l7Hr. ..
| HsrAEb7Cfsa.Fi'ut.* ~" y. "nns s''''H"'
| Germ h"!r t.t ~. n'>' H!rtsle''
"n'k r-Hs~' W xtfti ftin,rte
| Et. tOrlst Ft9+ n,-TdnAcco-Uatet n hnI un .
et.nKtd ,,,,h,rr4,
| !nfri f-lihFhtnFen. a.. .,,tr. ..,,,. . ri
Ilssr-s" asms"' sdeeT' tof 'o':us PRIME 1oa
! lthRar 1rYF.- F}nnr fnt't ehl ls45oc lo"Gf on
| low kfadtil pFf!nf tufaf aph senk!T etns. t,utt
stA3 IN r. AHS lnli ~ 1o.H' Ii 81 ea',sJ ~,
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IJAOlFfU NAIL STEAMSHIP COM.
j. FAEi'5
Thfaukh Line 10 CallIaeeis and Chfaa,
~ Freight and Passage 1t u.tAtly Petnccd RAyet.
-Four tines nnntn--oo tie lst plh, 16th ami 31tt,
stea1rra ".re i1'I No. u North Inrer, foot OF CD
rA!*s1.. nj II o'clnek. uool. as lofl1~s:
ltnlcb !. ARIZONA, capt: injury, CONNECTING
x1lh hsaCi;AMESTo. Cspt. West
F4ses t,om @ .ce,cexo 70 s.n Fra:clseo: !uelaa.
"a $50 Sd. &95. All depArturls toarA At Aca:
pGiso; those u the y, and .sta c'ncec - fa"amA
tos Ecntral American 1,es hud th>s OF lst touch II
AAazanil.s:. Departure Of 9Th Of each month con.
nrcts with the new steam lice iron. fs,-+r.H Aus
traus and New zeals.ao. steamer 1f March con.
necss J.selE @ VIZ s:4ans;;e GREAT l:kfrBL1c.
:. No snaasrs n.ins employed b. thts Company, II
requested that rAs3enge apply tc the RCent& o1y
FoT ps ticFeta ard all tnrtte- intoemstrn ae-
ply Rt it+ 0n'tF the ~hstf fort OF Can1lst, North
Mver. ktv York r. Il. BaBf. Agent or at tie tsen.
s5Al Nestesn Axenc5. cos EsS a!e ead A&di3oa.sts.
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tHw fntk tel. 31 thu dtt gri. t,,stk"l II ,taiI
'i,Ms"a ";rrss, II sss.a,.E}S tsy". '1'ii| 7" .'r"i|
@ ~ |," ut, I'd "sIxs "s'' r i t.,'T ,t! If ETH: {
IL, utlHEs #1 tE4ItI!r,
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DflnripeDe J11heel8.
VEloCIPeDE WHEELS

q. N. BROWN & CO., Day ton, o.
!os Light Carriage and Buggy Whecis. 6ead ioG pfice
, 1869-02-26

within 1tka. k1s,ltsstt ri AsG1

1tf sans nf tntrrltng tttr f,rL4n SYSTEM u. itn.t
t!e r. tIipns!ng aHsrs III li.'asg4 aHch IL III 4Ir.
s!n tnCh1r Itlnlt. Liter u, Fnn. atnrnlttp n! ii"
ff.s. 1Et 1'itn vi" ii,t,,t Il, r r "'SH
, 1869-02-26

ft.a ,.lvh.aI s,h tawea, itpls'inLs laF t'"A
du',hg ,14H eusEehl ithhtn wars HIN OH tha Eth,
snd laa~. yesterday. lhe t*rgs III Nav fuk la'
RAY wall
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DYSPEP PSIA

DYSPEP PSIA
Aft hstHlhnts; irsEsA mid It'll istII4f nhaft tn,
Tts s sT THs 7, s1t, .t,s u s'st tsA
t4 II fttE t!ah.tA hs4 stt trtsi1, ht4I}, ll lin,
II IT. IT. its4 ttt't n hf:Eft!}, 4rFih'a W.
E4AI ls44+M ~ htafs. ar|Fts.a Il t.44l, 44i4s: :
N'"H 4#.At'l'' Y Er44-'.+Al4 il4s' u teass ~,
f4tlA'lAH ~ 4hsHsh' AaHE isaia4eA. Win F4lsat Il
!! ~ w; F4iH II eha 4I4tssata, iarirsIl'.s ~
d!s'h' il.49h'" at t4slla, Md apA.rsilc. eEsacs
Iin" sa4 co1pseka PAlIaE. These tEn \ lew IT tAf
"! cc1 skns " hIsprPs!s. hlt ~ s generally casn
Illraiea wth specific a'l ctlaEa af Tia hasrs, ths
A'rF AMI the DcEycs, lta yirf!as hayr MAhy sddl.
'lona toEn'eats, which AFa technlcay attributed Ia
uEtcs caI4cS.
Tie htsi advice l1!a' can he KtTen TO any one who
hab tAs slsl1sust pscatauu.tluu IL Hysprrpa IL to
fossns h!s os Les keativs ux4ns " tho daily usa o,
, 1869-02-26

neelc2uaelt that viii cc1n.e1act sud neuali1s II.
Electricity has been trted for this purpose, but 1t 4
now generally admitted that the electric f1ufd II TOO
subtle agent to be made tbs vehicle Of msdicauon
II shocS1 the nEyhs but not distribute through
the system anything except ttseK. Mac1cassd cleo.
tr11tY Is, IN shost, an exploded kumouz. Bu. >
, 1869-02-26
H0stetter's BittorS.

Thn tsesse proceeds from lasE nf v1gor In the sto.
sch, AMI this vttaiixlnG preparation will tonn and
Eenosate that orsnu. II the gastric apparatus tn
good working order. aah perfectly dissolve and
thoroughly Us initiate The food submitted to l opcsA
tlon. there will be
, 1869-02-26

II II cannot do this, It requires reinforcement and
the best OF all reinforcing agents Ahonld bs forthwith
resorted to. The stomach IL the commtssary Of tbs
rystem. 1t supplies The elements OF life 10 tha whole
lodF In II ie prepared the material blcod muscle
bone and fibre. and II It falls to pnFveS that material
In sufficient quantity, ami Of proper Kind the whole
body tucra. and With 1t the mental faculties There
fore, protect the
, 1869-02-26
Indigestion in all its Varieties.

Hostettet's Stomach Bitters
wonderfully adapted 70 the relief OF the difficulties to
which they arc subjected. Tho preparation. IN cases
OF this Kind. hss double operation. 1t not only
controls the local Irregularities which occasion the
distress. but setting simultaneously upon the whole
rcryout eystem shects the tendency hTsterik Aue
dependency v hteh Almost a1*aSs accompanies sucb
dlRtufbnnces. Ladies' who ara nh0at to BECOME
mOtherS will IND II
, 1869-02-26
3EtacDl1.rrV.

fptst'rA lsl.H hVNAM HNtttnMH,
':s,"s H. r. .,.,,, n # ~sssa{ II, ,1h rh
f ,t,lI,, ~ q ~ w.....! ..|.I*,n.ly r .:s'
"a, HdAi4.kf ta,l
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-11-06

REMARKABLE INSTANCE OF EQUINE SAeAc.
ITY.-The Austin, Texas Republican,says There
is horse at the government corral, at this place,
noted for loosening the knot of the halter strap
with which he is tied. It is useless to tie HIM
with any ordinary kot. He will work the strap
loose with his teeth and 20 about the corral just
as he chooses. There is we'll in the yard from
which all the government stock are watered.
Yesterday the pump, "a force pump worked BY
brakes) got out of order, and no water could b
obtained. The horse referred to refused to drink,
and was taken to his stall and tied as usual In
few minutes he deliberately united his halter,
walked ever to the pump and finding no water
in the trough at which he was accustomed to
drink, he at seized the brake with his teeth,
and worked it up and dow several times then
put his nose to the spout evidently expecting wa
tor to come. Again and again for nearly Ave
minutes did he seize the brake and work it, and
then put his nose to the spout. Finding his Of
forts useless, he walked off evidently dissappont.
cd. Several of tho hands at the corral, and some
Others witnessed the ABOVE and can testify to its
correctness.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-11-06

He smiled pleasantly as Edward entered his
presence.C / % HiSi Hls8 Z Nv.
Tell me frankly, did you-n feel an i'm
pulse t9 keep the bill which you found last
II hope you won't be offended with me, Mr.
/ Hubbard" said Edward, '.if say did"
.Tcll me all about it, said Mr.. Hubbard
with interest. what was it that withheld
y9u2 should never have known it 2"
II knew that" said Edward.
i''Then what withheld you from taking it r
First l will tell you what tempted me,
said Edward. my mother and sister art
obliged to depend upon sewing for living
and we live but poorly at hest. But fort
night since Mary became sick, and since then
we have had hard time. Mary's appetite is
poor, and she does not relish food, but we are
able to get her nothing better. When pick
ed up that bill could not help thinking how
much l could buy with it for her."
i"And yet you did not take it 2
| ono, sir, it would have been wrong and
could not have looked YOU in the face after it.
h. Edward spoke III tones Of modest confidence
Mr.. Hubbard went to his desk and wrote a
check. .a aa
"How much do Ipay you now?' he asked
"Fifty dollars Il year."
'Henceforth your duties will be increased,
and will pay you two hundred. Win that
please you 2
I''rwo hundred dollars year, exclaimed
Edward, his eyes sparkling with delight.
Eyes, at the end of the year that will be in.
creased if as | have no doubt, you con-
tinue to merit my confidence,
i"Oh. sir, how can | thank You r. said Ed
ward, full OF gratitude.
l"By preserving your integrity As pre-
sumo you are in present need of money, will
pay you one-quarter in advance. Here is q
check for fifty dollars which you can get cash
cd at the bank. And, by the way, you can
have the rest of the day to YOURSELF
Edward flew to the bank, and with lis sud
den riches FASTENED to the market, where he
purchased supply of provisions such as he
knew would be welcome at home, and then
made haste to announce his good fortune.
A weight seemed to fall off the hearts of the
mother and daughter as they heard his hur-
ried story, and Mrs. Jones thanked God for
bestowing upon her son those good principles
which had brought this grea: relief
And Mr.. Hubbard slept none the worse that
night that at slight pecuniary sacrifice he
had done a kind action, confirmed boy in
his integrity and gladdened' struggling
family. If there were more employers as con-
siderate as he there would be fewer dishonest
clerks
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-11-06

apparent every day, and the majority Of the
American Psopls viii not long. permit their In
terests and convenience to be disregarded
Resosued, That the removal Of the Capital be-
ing only question Of time, We smphatieslly OPP
pose and condemn all expenditures Of money
for the enlargement of old government buildings
and the erection of new ones at tho present seat
of thu National Government, as useless and
wanton waste of the property OF the people.
The President of the Convention announced
the following National Executive Committee,
whose functions are to be to keep up the agi-
tation of the removal Of the Capital, and to
put such measures in operation as will effect
this object. G. E. Carr, Illinois; G. T. Ma
goun, Iowa; J. f. Miller, Oregon; L. NJ.
| Beavis, Missouri; John 'Cohnen, Indiana; II.
c. Yarmouth, Louisiana s. N. Stuart, Ala
| bama; VIM A.. Pile, New Mexico; j. G.
| Juggte, Pennsylvania A. j. Killaf, Tennessee;
S. B. Churchill, Kentucky; VIM. Gilpin, Col
orado; E. s. Hubbard, Alaska; ThOs. Moon
light, Kansas; Alvin Saunders, Nebraska ;
| Thos +. Tut, Montana G. G. Forshe, Texas
G. II. Hampstead, Utah. ta
This Committee consists of one delegate
| from each State and Territory represented in
the Convention, and, among other things, will
| issue an address to the people the Republic.
A CURIOSITY OF SCIENCE.-You may pass
a wet stick, or your naked hand, previously
dipped in water, through running stream Of
molten iron, cutting it to and fro as you do
so, without the slightest injury to either.
Water, or even mercury, which freezes at II
degrees below the freezing point of water,
may be frozen into a solid mass at the bottom
of plantinum crucible at white heat. The
explanation is, that the hand, and the stick,
do not really touch the iron, nor the mercury
or water the bottom of the cruclble, a cushion
of steam being simultaneously formed around
them which prevents contact with this heat,
much in the same way as sheet of snow will
protect the ground from extreme cold. Laun-
dresses try their irons in this way. If the
water dropped on them rolls off without boil
ing, they are too hot !; but if it sputters and
boils, they are just ready for use. The reason
for this is that this cushion Of yapor is instan-
taneously formed and prevents the extreme
surrounding heat from reaching beyond the
surface of the water. If the temperature is
reduced by cooling off the furnace by the adj
dition of more fuel, the water almost explo-
sively takes the form of steam, and in this
way without doubt, many boilers, which have
been proved equal to any other test, have col
lapsed. --Eschange. il
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-06-01
AN ADVENTURE.
MAN,HonsEAND WAGON OVERHEARD
THEY FLOAT DOWN STREAM AND
Lodge on Rock.
LOSS ABOUT 800.

On Monday last, about O'Clock, P. NJ, as Jason
Bundy, [colored) huckster, going out en- his
usual trip into the country loaded with the necessary
merchandise for exchange of produce, &C., met with
an unex pected adventure and accident. just he
was entering the Carr Foundry Bridge. simutane-
ously another party drove up to the bridge, and Mr.
Bundy seeing that the little in advance
(they having up different roads) stopped his
horse and thought while the other passing
he would re arrange his load. While doing SO, the
when Mr.. Bundy's horse, misakiug the intent of the
man. SHE'D to side of the road little too far and
So horse, wagon, chattles and Mr.. Bundy went over
the bank, into the water, passing under the bridge
down the stream. After quite effort Mr.. Bundy
extracated himself, and swan ashore, while horse
and wagon went down until a friendly rock afforded
them a stopping place. at this juncture Mr.. Bundy
jumped into the stream and swan to the relief of
his horse. He succeeded in cutting loose the horse
from the wagon and brought him safe to shore while
the wagon and its contents moved off riding the
waves of old White
1t lie almost total loss. He loaded wi tn SUI
gar SALT pepper, soda shoes, calico ,carpetchan ETC.
The shoes he recovered they having lodged on some
drift. He also found three wheels of the wagon.
The loss is estimated at about 800.
worker, and the loss is felt most keenly by him.
Here is chance for philanthropic, humane man
of benevolence.
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LATER.

JUNE l, 1669.-Two men supposed to be the par
ties who took the money from Mr.. Starr, have been
arrested at Hamilton, Ohio They found they would
be caught and threw money and watch in the
river while crossing the Railroad Bridge. They will
be brough. to Cambridge for trial.
To-day, the freight train leaving Milton for
Cambridge, it old lady by the anne of
Gard, mother of Joseph Gard. 1t that the
Engineer Was examining the ire-box at the time, aud
did not see her, she gathering green's at the
side OF the track. When the engine struck her it
threw her under the wheels, which her head off,
and severely manged her other ways Mrs. Ga I'd
was about seventy years old.
The storm Saturday evening did damage
to the brick-work the School House now in course
of erection. severe wind passed a mile North of
city, blowing down great quantity of timber in
that section. There about three thousand trees
blown down for one man. Yours,
JEDEDIAH.
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From Cambridge City-AnOther Robbery.

Cambridge is lorely place! man is scarcely
safe if he carries than fifteen cents about his
pantaloons If he has brass ring he had better dig
a well and place it at the bottom, and then fill the
well up. would not go into respectable peanut
business for fear would go through me- for
the proceeds of the first quart sold
Last week some party, or parties, effected en-
trance through the floor of 2. kelley's Merch
Tailoring establishment, and carried off a considera-
BILE quantity of fine casimeres and other goods,
amounting to several hundred dollars. He had re-
ceved the goods that evening, and last night
Sunday they went through Mr.. w. P. A. Starr
for about two hundred dollars in cash. They came
in through window, entered the sleeping apartment
of Mr.. Starr and lady, and took the money from his
pockets. Chlor,form used pretty freely they
did not hear a sound until awakened this morning.
The of the Chloroform came very near proving
fatal TO Mr. Stars infant child they had t. battle
| it off in cold water before they could awaken it.
There eyes directed to certain parties in our
city-we could lay our hands them. Wonder if
they hadn't better make themselves here
abouts. Seymour Vigilance Committee would be
a good thing here. l wouldn't wonder if would
have one, too. Gents light out (!
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Goes COUGH BlLsAM! !

This long tried and popular Remedy 10 again call
ed to the attention of the public. As often as the
year rolls around, the proprietors annually make
their bow to the peoples and remind item that
amongst the many things required for the heaitn'
comfort and sustenance of the fsly thro ugh the
long and tedious months of winter, Goes Cough Bal
"a should not be forgotten For years 1t has been
a household medicine mothers N xi"ns for the
safety of their children and all who suffer Fl any
disease of tue throat chest and lungs, cannot af-
ford to be without it, In addition to the ordinary
four ounce so long in the market, we now furnish
our mammoth family size bottles, which will, in COM
mon with the other size be found at all Drug Stores.
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HORSES ON THE RAMPAGE
REGULAR SMASH UP.

Yesterday afternoon, the four-horse team belong
ing to Mr. Je IRE Brown became frightened at baby
wagon, on Main-st., and started on a loap around
Pages corner and down Main-the driver holding on
and doing his utmost to stop them, and be held on
to the lead horse until the team dashed across PEARL
ST., when he was forced to let CO. Near Rnbinson's
Machine Works, the furious and maddened horses
pitched into Mr. Birisas team, throwing his hoI
down, upsetting his wagon and pitching Mr. Bird
sail side out of his wagon about ten feet, an
piling his horses and Mr.. Browns in heap on the
other side where they all lay struggling, until they
were released. The damages are: Birdsalfs wagon
total wreck-some of the horses are consde rably
skinned about the legs. The escape of Mr.. Birdsal
with life is miraculous; it was, he only received
q few bruises on his body and had his elbow skinned.
His had of his hands slightly skin ned and
scratched.