davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-03-24

FiEH-only 1nadaaa hauatss has been t:aa,-
neteo II Tie FIN nA1ker unce oar a5s EsektJ e
view. bit As the sEetA generally speAkiAhE ~ fts3
Hight, tn1et1by 0fm retNn! aAs pftE Aue1, An2
rstteG hare been well &pstAlnt1 Tor Al -sIxpNaak.
Nectesel hAFe t4r1nted tn The kAt> sad y u uot
3Mp4unap1s th3t hRher fRtft VII tooa ptefAA he5t-
The following ase Ihs uttces current:
WhttetRh NO. l. psf.. ...-...-..sssvt1&
Trnui No i hi go. ......,..,,.,......sbaa -
4Atkettl No. brl.
EAc1trel- Mo- @4t-1S
MsckerrI. tarse family nrl- - ~
A8tktIt!- cIuA meAx II h1l-. uA4aS
MxckefxL e3tfA Ut.9, 9,tit...,,..,,t.... S5oA s
NHtkereL M i. kisI nrT....,...,.,,,,, 2.E,A 7ts1
f;e,1st rAul Coda III In ~ ..s-..... S5c* ! %
01Ard Rark rod 1gn n....,,,.,.,,,,.,.,,.7 t5a $50
30. Ro1 HerF1pe. pe.,,,.,,,,,,.,,..,,,,. aHA q
rick - Hey5lat. No, t. srl,,,...,,,.,,. a-nAA so
f1ekled Hvrftnc. No, tf9 ....,,,,,,,, / 31A AEo
LAnrader rrpE, a4l1 o.
Labrador Herring. hsl ,........,.,....,. Asa1 go
emo. e<t tlA1tAot. 10 nt... IL paaii 81
TAT--A<1te from reeettnE soneyh3t tul. ID 10.
al dsmand. theft has been little eF nothing doing IN
tnls article the pan veek, bu anticipation nf 80
active unveIa<1s up21 ,he or. mag Of nst.ssuoa1
ttoeS. - iE!s. ss.iess ~ aos e,.Hosea . e5x:
hayo beea veT llbefA~ rne fono.tag ~
pes.<s Spsessee. Us mais 70 Tnotay. looss 1s.aee
1,.oa: fEairte. iooss pvsssed. tl7 saf}ts: nne.
Mrxcr. turcE.e.
, 1869-03-24

TIE FAST TH1A1T.Fpua HpcRs.

TC1anAT EVENING, March -.
The following tsbeb show The receipts and
esipnCr's Of Produce tuTlug the pae. twenty
ur torrb:
, 1869-03-24

<.
IL" Saved Shingles On tracx vera IL far demAnd,
and thr recs pte were Aupa gAleA wEre quick Al
f1ssha Ito pr Loo - 70 &ra4s and ccadltioo- We
gpet4: --~.. s-
\ Or star ss~td.......,... .sas7Xa&ne
~. 1.9Q G19<9
utzS.
Lpth-ai1tcen inches.
nAuu-TxersJ inches. ... ........ ......
u 70 per car icAd Added when transferred. which
th1rKe Follows he ShfnEleA,
METALS AND TINNEESe STCCk-HRslaeas in
tbs depattnt ut Exhibited odtrsle degree OF snI-
nation last Vr0k. Krt, With tht eIeepttIn af ~.
TsDcc ct &c o. Tin Fgk. pstets At w!thoGt The
thzt test alx ration. NoQuote.
, 1869-03-24

EtFsss
Btoox1xa1ox, IT,, March 3a--Phelps' wlreaouse
vat totally detirrJed b. fire at 3 o'c.ock thte
u-r1Inz. Considerable graln was lost. 1t Was
the work OF IN II et. dttrJ.
HocuEs7Ka. n, +. Narth a1-The ct.'ds Pa
pef Mills 1t Fer ., Yates 'ouuty, ws1e Destroyed
By h.e ss:r1d1y light. LOSE, Sdat01; prually
tCeuftd,
, 1869-03-24
W0xdt OF WfxG10n

For Young Men on the RnnnH Pass,on in Youth 4ud-
Early MAnhood- With SELF HELP for shs efTinK And
unfortunate Sent IN sealed lstssr envelope IRE
ehsrKs- Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION Box r
Philadelphia, Fa.
, 1869-03-24

mafbi11<rp.

pORTAHLB STEAM ENGINES,
And economy With the nj ot11H Of wetS6t Rnd pstca-
They arc widely and {Arorxo:y known, mora than 50
Descriptive etrralAfs seat nn Application. Atc1eas
&C. H0AQLEF Co,
, 1869-03-24

53eclA pespktca 70 The Ch,ea<o Tribune
New yoKx. March -
FkI1oH<s-S7rc1 co hu What 1t lkd - LlreFp ool and
ID 70 bristol SO boxes bacon It s41is I'd to Liver.
bnG1.
, 1869-03-24

WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CHI
CAGO DAILY Market.

s;t; s. sssss Els f::s M ~ e. b
stassre. uulesa oth7sise e1prEsaed. @S'
hEIIEn-Esseived, 1872 ns: ahtpped. LIT np-
..,uSss \; 2 =; ss,tr .,ssS .ss
IL. T. ans u s
Nhtch IN light supply been s4soIe 1t fgli
Fasss of e IL ,ss ss
EEsats nnd II extremely dtfculL to eEecI saie.. sa1e
~
prlces can hardly Be .qsta'ned for Any eon,-rAb1e
1i.es eo's s,ss 1ao d IS q s :: %
.aa ia 3: ): :na Il o:sp. IL :: r.;
psE,n.;xs; g h, Il IL saa pk1s i 9ss q p. sads
~ 70 nkst - = ~ ~ ns A1a pSs' &'asc ~ ~ s1d
,,tss Z s: 'c my 'Rrt;srasps
,1sn,E IT. 91a :. taeuss 4 mall var aaasAtaas
Ferer 10 sonesae Tse ssoet. eiiasfe sf
f1li ~ e g.: Tor TIC psocs e sn ss;ts: demand
q soe oat IT, Rs 81
5.. u.3sx 5s;!E AE"gF IT.
1ssa s.. s 1aaaa:sess BaIas:. f.
SEM ssG;:n =! ~
'op I; e ?ssn;y n saa oG;s.s,es
GLIDE bar. At ta7s IS bu Aad. bris Il Is 81 bill
bHAN-ssls4 OF ~ tons 1t 90 dlyd, 10 tons At
&is-5o on t11ck.
CakE.E-ncalers generally report s1uethtnr Of
ptst na' u vie! Of tne high pE'cee Il which 1t
- could e sonshl3 b. expected, sna wlka bat Au.
sa1es Wien to DO 70 It becomes neces&Ary -shAd
rr1eei to anr ensd.Eab1t extent. To-tlsT trade
fair Hcd The feeinx Arm At the anrsE.d Quotsuons:
kew Yorx Factory. z.ek9<c: unucls Factory. 11aec
Rsstxrn Hes+rve, 11x5c: Western D4trJ, -Ls219c-
COAL-Tt&de has BEEN rood Throughout the pA1t
weeS. and tho ttpe h.ve been reduced vafy ssna!
nly, which hA1 induced Etrcer fe flag the paEt
nurhiJ suztained. We continue 10 euote: K
hi. h. prrrafrd $lato Lehlsh luru2. t1a.o3 s.111;
L4eEAwAnA, Scranton snt rtsstoa. tll u; B!oss-
hnrkh. t1nto; Eric ana EirAt HUI. 1lao ChippexA,
3tInsral hdSe AId Willow pxnk- u q; nl!aoE1 Coal,
atc016 *, AcccrcItk to cuA1tT.
C0FFEF-1luttuE shc week rbdcr rerteV the HN
kes for Co1ee wn moderately active, sui FcsI tev
2ao';,,1u' ,T ss cEenI Eo.,u1x ..'' .ss - souuoa q
Eao, 3'4&e7Ac. nlf to good. 1aaA94c; pnua to
EsSnLEsN#e.e ia falr aera.nd. and prices
we're strldy, ~ folIow1: K,ska vsstme,
l1G3 l5e; T1ln*, . {ateArtac}. kAittc: TAllox,
=, 1A<19Ac; star, . fsch-stdefA lAal9xc
RAsrrtt-t fIrsrtc Itght .NN.a2A -
DIkLGS AND EHENlcALS-Wen nots reduction
nt &C knk.uh 81 e.se. eoca. &c on lodtc Potssh.
Sc on Gun Nl Ian. and &c on hr1o Etoot. The de-
Ea1nd for this SeA8ou E4f paodtrste. b&1t* todAr
EtFu being "a Ace thE ftlin = tuE qupthficEs:
, 1869-03-24
RosteHel's Stomach BiteIs,

Kas k!yto to the wor1d. Tae stoE,sch aat Ant
bilious oreEsaoa Of the great rcstoesuve has long
dnce rendered 1t standard medicine fD- cp1a31slnt1
OF tho Westefn aen!12nae. hut iess de.ervta.s
Celebrated ~ p1sseaase Of eptdeEles, and Of ttF
various dtsartet1 Ie1axs*ed nY solas,a sad Iupare
Nafc1.
, 1869-03-24

Should any doubt Mr. MeCor-
mick's Statement, he refers
|: to tbe1followins Gentlemen /:
Hon. VIM. BIGLER, E1-Go7er-
nor, Pennsylvania.
Hon. TH0s. B. FLORENCE,
Philadelphia.
Hon. ]. Gt,KN0X, Judge, Phila-
delnhia.
Hon. J. s,::BlACK, Judge, Phil
adelphia.
Hon. D. REPORTER, E1-aover-
nor, Pennsylvania.
Hon. CELLS LEWIS, Judge,
Philadelphia.
Hon. B. G. GRIER, Judge United
States Cou1t.
Hon. g. W.WoQDWARD, Judge,
Philadelphia. -.......
Hon. ". A. PORTER, Citv So.
licitor, Philadelphia.
Hon. JOHN BIGI.ER, Er-Go7-
ernor, California.
Hon. E. BANKS, Auditor-Gen
raj, Washington, DC.
ASD nls7 ozngRs, II 1EsE:l lRy.
, 1869-03-24

The Bard Of Anon tails ~ that tha II sun IN Msrch
doth uouf!sh aKuea," And TIC rsnAEk II ~ tfrs now
II Il fhfee hnadfed ytn9 k{o Bat. toftonAtety,
n thetcn odern uHts March Axaes be pteyented-
HOsTErTKK7B B1rTHks, in ! ttsxts veek, viii put
tntertn1ttent feytT. u. them IL prtdlspcslttou
10 bousnE84 dJ1pepslA. tnl 1AoQr11lad regulator
All The disordet1 common TO the sa-1on or ro<1 and
fg1ts sy b hstd t. AssyAuse ~ tnta gottat .att"
zfter thry hsye nada lodxment thc9a. ~ Ii per-
eevcr8 Use. II thtrefcto oaynl tn1AoItJ for 1ny
Ami Ia hA u3%
, 1869-03-24
The LtYa StccI Matns11.
ty.nlNF.

Nashville Cotton Market
NASHVILLE, MArch t5-Cotton 0rm and nftcts
higher low n,itdl1px II E.c good Ordinary ii Tic.
, 1869-03-24

The highest and lowe.t qno:attoos Tor Gold
strce Feoraa,y 1es wa1c l35x On tho Sta Of Febru.
OF, INC $50 on March &. Tneraoge in Nsw To1k
f1.
, 1869-03-24

Simple and EfHcac.ous.

For purifying tbs blood. clsAas!nt tds s,csetloos,
And eosreeinx u Ae1l1uA OF bodily f17cttons,
A1suLEE3 aEKB BTr rE IS onloJ1 tne hlxhest
Distinction in tho mhdicA world. TFI II
, 1869-03-24

Below arc the closing ouotaaons for Govera
,1neus boEda in Ntw fork to-GAy compared
rish the aare en- yesterday, and on the CORE.
Erott4cK day OF lest yeSf:
, 1869-03-24

hsre been 1aa 2ale In .hl5 aetlrtsne-t tn,l:f the
bast Teek+ she n1lJ txcephoas beaac In Lrra,sns,
which. xshS 70 &srxe.y II IAN sap Ily. have
ftll-u o. 1e pcr b,1-p1css oo~ r.as:nt i *.saA
~ (1yAnEe1-rrtu. sos9-A.t IT Or nty hela aud
rrr.enx itd,catcns sEt f.va. abe fJe an Adtknee,
APPLES rnnt.nne u Eooo rsq ~ md eaole: r.
tic = brl higher. NO mst-ttA caancs hN takeu
place in Dried Fruits. though for naest!c
The feeling Is pt-onf Ao4 A7nles An1 ste
~ up x4Iu Inclination. Susa 1tGsta steady He
, 1869-03-24
PHYSICAL. V|C0f
II THR
MAIN SAFEGUARD :


1trepe!s and lights OF the ND rid elaneaa ve.eS
snptt1rduee disessa- Ife x.ao.' question, ts1-tarx
Il. how shau this rspe1ant power be increased uhAa
1t sesrtst5 sIsts It AuF Thurs NAsa tine Vhaa :h1r
question could NOT b. estitsetartt3 easxered- Bu
tie problem how aovsd- It has b. - psared 81 =,
G1ezisnee od rose than 1ourteea y-A.z Tat
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-12
.1s51 .@a <, KDbou1n's Store, sla
 nC.3..a t8T 54l5 t3eG'sttss -@4H~s.S3 - ' ON O D9 M 70 H IF

Now the railIo oad Wal he come to. an end l And the people are bound l0 be in bunds.45
 Let all youl goodly ,foo.stsps daily tend.2 ] io the CheaF Store close by tue depot DO nds; i Bling all your friends, don t forget a single ! For there's the cheapest bargains under the SD, '.ring the Lame we've power make them walk i Bring the dumb, Jour prices will make them tall Bring the biidd, nice goods will mske then 1 see, E' '+-'
 Bsing the. deaf, our great spell shall mak. a3> tliem free. c Gr3o7A5 g359F -}z3il2 :. Bring your wife-don t fail to learn how lit 1 .,e ti., 7pelf, ,silE% saass eaosss8 sJS N
 will bring away the goods from 'KilUourn'' Three special bargains barr offer ,e you all,
 10 see them good friends. don t iail to call Andi6rst have pile of shoes. t. 4 Bought of the Bankrupt Jews, I'll ssil them for half their cost, E.'' nd)pify ahe maker that has lost ". ,oF''7.' .l , I he pile is worth $2.C00, just, .s5A .a3 I'll take one half; don't ask for tfus.. ,.J And next tbe Flour trade wants word ass5 | Though cries for bread are seldom heard. eeb ! Just hity barrels in a week are bound to go; And every price and kina 1 keep, you kncw.. lis cash I'll have, for trust is dead, zsEsa, When Flour Is made up into bread q, -.f:gs And third, cold weather has come xt last,
 With snow and ice and chilling blast; ,,4 So in good Kindness I am not lotht '' it fo sell you cheap your heavy, cloth. If one can get good buncofnbe Satinet, FL - For fifty cents a yard, why need he fret?
 Yea mOre. A good fine cassimeie, each yard, For just one dollar. Who would not be a bardY All kinds keep and sell them very cheap, Il have mighty heap, with prices never sleep, And last to end this punning. -t s.-stf 1 Il add 8 little dunning. sal,.ay .fary e4t Do you owe me. Will you paysse .,,t+e9 If you do, pray doti't say nay. .- 2, "a, seni Good friends I'd like little money
 Yours truly, s,h ,li D. c. KILROURN.
 of of"Cheap Grocery Fame.
 Litchieid Station Dec ls68 ia -- .t''t'. F t!
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-12
Pennington Savings Bank.

nEPOSITS made in this bank on or before D Sept let, will draw interest from, that date. 'i'.~ '.1t -+--
 i Interest aS the rate of six per cent, free of taxes has been paid on deposits for the last fifteen years, except 1862 and 1868, in which years the Iate was five and a halt per cent
 This bank holds large surplus fund, as a guarantee to its deptsitors. Amount of fund S June ]. 1869, '$905,398. Business hours from 8 to r. a. m. and rom 2 to p. m.sl.zYK bas
 4 ~ SAMUEL AAMU 5. COWLEs, Treasurer
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-12

A MosoU1ro STORY. Two Irishmen, stop ping at the Island House, Toledo, lit their gas, and with the windows open, sat down to enjoy 8 chat. Tue hungriest of Toledo mosq litoes soon focked in and drove them desperate. The clerk, who was sum- moned to devise some defence against them, told them to close the windows and put out the gas. They acted on the sug- gestion and placed themselves between the sheet. Just as they began to doze, e light hing bug, which had strayed into the room, ] caught the eye of one of the travellers. He roused his companion with Q punch. "Js- mic; it's no use. Here is one of the CTS turs sarchin. for; us wid e lantern" igHa 1e5'
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-12

MELODEONS and ORGANS. Prices greatly reduced for cash. if New 2. Octave Pianos of first. class makers, for 8275 and upward. New C4binet Organs for $45 and upward Second hand iinstru- ments from $l0 to l75a ad Monthly instat. ments received and instruments for rent. Warerooms, No. z81 Broadway.
 HORACE WATERS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-12
Wolcottyille Savings Bank xs Omce in Granite Block.

. ' 'nEPOSlTS received on and after August D 18th, 1868; 4. kg ygagb aaw iria g.IuoT 7 Deposits made on or before the 1st day of any month will draw interest frsm that day. ii Loans madeou the usualterms.i .al3W -ga sti The affairs of the bank are1undef the direc- tion of competent board of Trustees. 3d Office hours from to IF a. m. and from | tO Bpm. Ass" '.la . q
 1 FIN. HOLLEY. President. IS If II F.U. U.HUNGERrORD. T Ireasprer.. n
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-12

g5 All the year round, -Sberidaa's Cavolry Condition Po,oders should be given to hor- ses that are s'kept up." To horses and cattle that graze in Summer, they should only be given in Winter and Spring. fl; ra va0 Officers and soldiers who served in the army, physicians. surgeons and eminent men and women everywhere, join in rec- ommending Jobnsons Anodyne Lirs"sns to be the best internal and external family medicine ever invented. That's our e1-
 periencs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-12

A lady while out, ,berrying in NorthG Gran. vile, N. r., came upon 8 corpse, with the throat cut from ear to care Sue dropped her pail of fruit and rushed for the villa gers, who at once repaired to the scene to
 find that the corpse had come to life, and ran off with the berries.r1 The cleverregue' had stained his neck and breast with berry juice It is pity that party of men did
 not come along and bury the fsllowi e should be done in all cases where chap -pretends to be dead. -----------
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-12

{ A few days since a, we'll known lawyer bought a railroad ticket for New Haven, and after taking his seat in the cars, found
 in looking over his change that the agent had given him one dollar too much. He accordingly immediately returned, and inc
 forming the agent of his mistake, handed
 back the money. For moment the agent
 stood speechless, then as the tears poured
 down his cheeks, he grasped him by ths
 hand and exclaimed. ''Please stand still Ia lawyer too!'' = is.,.-- t--s ,,,
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-12
!" Il Little Beauty,'


 made in Albany x. sY.s Also has coming the Chickering and, others.4stla sas os .ass,- s Go The time is coming land is not, far distantl when every house will have a Sewing Machine, and 6 Piano, Melodeon or some musical in- strument, either of which the undersigned is prepared to furnish on the most reasonable terms. Irwiit make it-an object for any one within 40 miles of here to come and buy. I will sell cheaper than you' can buy the same in the State: sI - will also furnish music for Brass and String Bands. or Church choirs at city prices Tn fact anything Tn the music line l will furnish you at the lowest prices. 1ssSg9 a. s''sis.ss sss doPianos or Melodeons tuned or repairea at sho,t notice. Also Sewing Machines repaired. S8tf JOHN B. ISBELL. Wolcottyiile. Ct, ,s
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-12

Reader, if your Druggist or Merchant does not keep, Renne's Magic Oil on hand to sell he will send for it at your request, and sell it at the manufacturers lowest price at retail. ''It works like . charm. For Sale by Vessels & Gates,a Litshfeld. ~g
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-12
Book and Job Printing.

~.a. Book and Job Printing All kiads of Book and Job Printing neatly and aar promptly done. ' f
 Business Cards, Wedding Cards, Bill Heads Labels
 psii Tickets, Handbills, Pamphlets, &c., &c.,
 done in the best style, and as cheap as at any
 ofice in the State. .u,..,4.a Orders by mail, otherwise, respectfully sohci'ee' All Jobs returned c o, D. ,..i f...ss ...,s,9sr.'
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-12
Farmers take Notice.

IF YOU WANT. TO BUY, PLASTER
 v or Bone Dust, go to the Northfeld Mile be- fore purchasing elsewhere. Extra Blue Nova Sco- tia LASTER, only $9.50r per ton., Fine Ground
 ZONE DUST, only $45.00 per ton. IAa1 l us.1 [ { Respectfully, ,ass s5&A TT PECK BR0T.I
 aNnrthfeld, Conn.,, April 27, 1869. .6wS
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-12

! BRIGHAM YoUNG AND THE LAWS oR Tm UNITED STATES. Senator Trumbull of ILL, being at Salt Lake City recently, called on Bingham Young. As he was about to take his leave Brigham remarked that if the Senator on returning should hear of fede- raj officials being put out of Utah lie might know it would be7done for good and suifi- cient reasons. Whereupon Senator T. suggested that it would not be safe to mo- lest United States officers in the discharge of their duties, and that if he (Brigham) had any grievances he would do we'll to consult Gen. Grant who would permit no violation of the law to go unpublished, Brigham made an evasive reioinder, Sens. tor, Trumbull said: :'..You will promise obedience to the Constitution and laws of the Union?' To which the proph- ct replied:-. Adherence to the Uuion, cer- .tainly. ri Oae enactnent of Congress, how ever, we shall not obey; that is the one for bidding poHgamy. It is aot right to in- terfere i1 that matter. It is much better for man to have several wives to support honor and cherish them, than 1t is for . man to deceive one, aud cast of, disown and refuse to support her."
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-12
The Litchfield Enquirer, PuBIlsKxD AVERY THURSDAY MORNING. B, O. A. E1ICKOx, First Building East of Court House.
 !,@ucaI Litch6e1d, Conn.



 aaZ IT, T41i9Gsr ERMS 1* ri1 :
 SUBSCRIPTION PER ANNUM Village Subscribers lby carrier) r,a. ., siTs2 90 In Sngis WrePpef1s, Pp1 ,,t,;, |; Idrcacs SS oS If not paid strictly in Advance 2 50 Single copies, cents. fee, geg.9L. lc s!JAa {
 No OfyIArIoN waArEyfR FROM THE ABOVE TERMS. Nosubscriptions received for less thsn six months
 - ADVERTISING. r- m . Fourteen lines or less-1 week, s1 20 Each week thereafter, ....{ sJs .!!.. +...: S~2 70 Probate and other legal advertisements. same T,
 rates. Yearly advertisements at the following rates One column, per Annum ,.-e+s --s Aeo eo oo 0o One half column ................-.. oe op oo oo One fourth C .......-..-........ % oO One SQuare s' > "+f.,s ft .f..-..-rs.:,.- Ao " Business Cards, not exceeding half square, per i' annuna, s O0.-Obituary Notices in Prose or Poetry, five cents 6 line. sa ", Sr All advertisements, to secure insertion should be accompanied by the Cash. E- 4o sr No transient advertisements taken, unless paid in advance. .soen8iN ig
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-12
.,Auacsa aelza.sa ge G5aeG
WHOLE Noa asoe'

r., And then thar's the Methodis, an they fhay be fkened unto the squirrel runnin' Iup-a tree; for the Methodis believes in Igwine en from one degree uv grace to Gn. uther, an finally on to, 1perfeckshnn; and the squirrel goes up an np,; an he jumps from Hrn' to Jim, an branch to branch, an the fust thing you know he falls, sn down he comes, ker2tsnsm,er- -and that's like the Methods, for they IS alters fallin' from grace-ab! And "He played on . harp of a homssand strings-sperits of just men made perfeck.n on gj b~G g. -s .sFfaoT9 sG And then. my brethering. .thaf's the Bap- ftist-ah! an they hev bin lkened to pos sum on 'simtnon-tree; an the thunders
 may roll, an the airtho may quake, but the possum elinRs there still--ahl An you
 may shake one foot loose, but tother's
 ha'; and you may shake all his feet loose. he. cings forever; for "He played on Q 1 just made perfeck." ...,.-. .,: 5, .,o f9dias Ifsyou want to make old Satan run.
 | .fy.f.. PlaY on the golden harpta lAt'GH4 h1s
 Just shoot him with the gospel gun,
 Play on the golden harpI @ Play on the goldanfharpI play on the golden hArpl
 A QUEER CAsE.-The Randolph county.
 (Ind.) Journel reports the following case, either'of mistaken identity or of strange tilial indifference: 71R& .'''' S|'''
 ay FaEmland, in our county, is just now all alive over the return of long mourned
 .'dead" soldier from that place. In, 1864, Thomas Webb, aged IT, son of SouirA
 Webb. living on the Mississinewa river. five miles from Farmlana, enlisted in the Sxty7ninth regiment, Indiana volunteers. At the battle of - he was seen to fall and was reported dead. His parents gave him up, had his funeral sermon preached. and mourned for him as in his gravesf. His father even received hts bounty and back pay from the authorities at Washington. the name having been dropped from the roll as dead.. 6, It was all forgotten, and he lived but in the memory of his former friends. until a few days ago there came to Farmland a young man who was immedi- ately recognized as Thomas Webb. ,.q,[g;a
 My God, Thomas Webb, I thought you We're dead, " would greet him on his travels. .,. r', .--a.. .,ar.ls75g off
 But he met them all, saying they were marks as being on his persou. At first he refused to be examined, but finally sub. mitted. and the marks were found. He still insisted that he was John -. He was through this country year ago, and stopped with his father was with 0 part. ner buying horses. His paftner was . stranger, and supposed John was; but in- stead of inquiring for the road to any place. John always knew the way. His father did not recognize him, but to day insists that it is him. The mystery is still unravelled; and if John is not Tom Webb. his manner, looks and actions, his friends Judgement all deceive What is the reason ! for concealing it we don't know, for, if ws are rigthly informed. Squire Webb is . good man to claim heirshlp to. stat i52' ,.
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it's significance, and declared to his Queen that if she was not satisfied with two siaps
 of the face she might give the Terra Nue. va two dozen more. .....a s-.
 After this the Queen determined to get rid of her Camarsra Mayor, for her despo- tism was quite gintolerable. On one occa- sion the Terra NaeYa saw.l to her dissatis- faction, that the front hair of the Queen was not stiffsned and fattened down with proper Spanish rigidity and precision; so Che ugly harridan spat on her shriveled hand and applied it to the rebelllous part Moreover, the jailoress ruthlessly insisted that the Queen should, : as oprecedent re. qnired, be Tn bed regularly every night by elght o'clock; and during the first part of her domination, when the Queen was less submissive, and fingered over qhef solitary
 supper, the maids of honor entered eand nndressed her while she was still sitting and eating at the table. One sunfastenet her dress, another her hair, and mother got under the table to take of, her shoes f
 It was no easy matter to induce the King to consent to change the Canarefa Mayor.
 When Marie Louise broached tue subject Chai lesowas startled, oand well he mlght be. Did1not Philip III. die Q martyr to RSpanish etiqnette-roasted to death be cause the proper officer was not at hand to remove the brasier? and now to commit
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