davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19
ANNIVERSARY OF THE VETERAN TEMPERANCE
CORPS.

The fourth anniversary meeting OF the Ma
tona veteran Temperance Corps, was held &C tne con
t,ousl Church OF the Purtans, No 800 west FORTY.
ot,b,,..t last evening. The Rev. DIR. Seymoure ii
Baker Pastor OF the Church aud President OF the Corps
,iaeI Tho President called the attention NJ the meet
ng To memorial 0cuOuucing the liquor tTtinc rs me
fruitful cause 81 poverty crime, disease anu DEATH ana
sustaining the ENc-e Law because II had diminished y
rcs,s and had given quiet sundays and order 70 thls
city. The memorial was unanimously adopted
and received the names OF nearly every
QUO present. DR.. Baker earnestly urged the
impor,.rc % resisting any modification OF The present
Excise law The annual report NJ the Society followed
read hy Dr. D. T. Hclton. Secretary IL gave Interesting
skocls OF two Of the prominent uenhers Of the society,
fIr Rev John March D. d. aud the Hon Benjamin JOY;
who have died during The past year Tire report stated
that steps Lsd taken for the incorporation OF mo
Veteran Temperance Corrs, and that was proposed 70
erect proof building Ceura Park for the use OF
he Society II was also proposed 20 procure AZ several
nots or The North and Enst Rivers and AT the Central
Park ce baths 90 be open from sunrise 10 OoelOck r. NJ
avery ay Tie report takes decided ground m FAVOR OF
against the liquor traffic, and tho adoption OF
ruLbtory Cipcs rules Of action m political SO.
ri3l and moral lie. After the report had been read ana
RECEIVED officers elected for the ensuing year as
toiluvs: President the Rev Seymoure H. Baker, d. D.;
rc.PrrsIdent, Il. T. Trail, ~ d, Col John Danfortb;
Arad Joy esq; Treasurer j. W Richards 81 u Secre,
tnry DAVID ParsOn pltOn NJ ID. Tic meeting cOhcuded
with "a rs mn aud the bened,ctOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19
NEwYoRK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY. April


BILLS REPOETED. -..-.
To incorporate the Methodist Book Concern
Of NcwYOrk Authorizing tax Of - per 81 Tor the con-
strucuH of New York tHo repairs on the cauhls
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. MATTOON-'I1 each Senator shall hand 10
the Clcrl the title BIN for the pteferred calendar
which shall have pr terence all other bills general
orders. Adopted.
BILLS OBDgEED TO A THIRD READING.
AbOlishiug certain puuishnens III State Prisons ana
Penucnt'aries authorize Troy 20 borrow money Tor
the extension Of water works
bills PASSED.
Amending the law authorizing OsweCO, Cayuga and
Wayne Counties 20 take stock the Lake Ontario and
Shore Railroad amend the cOsOdatOn OF Brooklyn and
Wiansbrgh; relative 20 the Board for the revision and
correction II ia NeNYoi-l8 to provid
Ing for the widening OF West,t. the westerly side
thereof from the Battery HtmmOnd-st 70 incOrpO-
rate the Fidelity Safe Deposit Company Of New.YOrk
10 incorporate the Fire Department Of Binghamton /;
creating new Judicial district out Of tie Seventh jedi
cia District Of the City AZ EewNOrk; 10 incorporate the
Methodist Book Conceri providing payment to the
Twentysecond egmcnt National Guard, for services
performed during TIC war ..
Mr. HALL from the Judiciary Committee. reported
bill amending the charter Of the International Bridge Com
PAW 80 that It may consolidate with any company in
Canada l
message made tie special order for Thursday eve
Tic senate adjourned uuth Monday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19
LEcruREs. MEETINGS. Sc.

Prof. y. L. Worcester will lecture tins ana
,o.nofr0w evenings IN the Perpout Baptist Chn,cr
S,rcr Of P.erpOnt and Clintonsts, Brooklyn, on io'
eien Travel. The lecture will be illustrated
Tbe Rev. Father NJ. O'Connor, $. D., formerly
pisbnp OF Pittsburgh Penn. delivered u Icciulu ~ t
evcuig on The Coming General Council at hotuc, ~
nc baii az ST. Fr.uci- Xavier College, before very
attendance including many Of the local clergy "n" '
studCu,s OF tbs College. 80
By special request, DIR. Lomercier WIN GGo
liver three lectures Anatomy ana my Slo,oE,, on
Urooklyn A,hGneum, on the evenings OF tno Icrc
ana eist inst. The subjects will bo me Horl'ih ,o MI m
iso illustrated by the elastic models III lil'l,
deliver farewell course Of lectures III uls CIV "'A
week, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19

Chancellor making report IN May 1s6h He reported
that Corning Wnsow had lost $4,000 IN naklig
spikes under the Burden patent Thia decision was $40
ject 10 review. aud IN October, 1851 the Hon W. ID snip
man OF New York was appointed To examine ana pass
upon the testimony taken by WalwOrth and also on his
report Mr. Shfpman has made hs report, when Is
oOneurred 10 by Judge Nelson He awards Mr. Burden.
on the evidence 475 o. being 90 per profit Oh
thespkes made with interest from March 81 5I9 TO the
date OF The decree, Ounting 10 S203 ~ beside her
costs IN this action 10 be taxed The costs thus added
will not probably amount to less than $4,000 making the
total sum awarded tn complainant about SS0,OOJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19
A CARD.
CARD.
To me EdftOr Of The Tribune.
A BROKER.


SIR: I'm the letter Of your Albany correspond
ont publ saturday 10th in5t 10 reported that Mr.
A. T. Stewart Is leading corporator In the Broadway Ec-
waited Railroad bill II Albany OrespOndent means
NV bin designated az Al a0t 10 incorporate company
for the purpose OF constructing elevated railroad IN
the CITY of Now-YOrk" desire 10 correct his error by
saving that Mr A. Stewart Is not an incorporation nor
has No any interest, directly indirectly In my bit
Yoar Albany correspondent must have imagined MT.
stewart interested from Tie fact that 10 Mr. Stewats
argument last Winter against the Arcade Railroad pro-
ieet befors the senate Raj road Committee lie stated that
he wins opposed 10 all taiiingds Broadway but, II
railroad was bc built Broadway my plan was pro-
ferabe % al Others
April IL, 1902. NJ. III. WILLIAMS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19

1t is believed by many that Gov. Hoffman will not
sigu such bill rs tins one, it takes away all the
rights OF stockholders, and forces upon them set OF
officers obnoxious il may be, TO three-fourths OF
them. Jay Gould s. Co must be aware that the
stock Of the Erie Railroad is passing out of their
hands. or they would not have bill passed in such
an indecentmanuer as was displayed in the Assembly
Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19
ASSEMBLY,.
nIIIa HAEsID-

Enabling the independent Order Of Odd Eel
io1 ~ Oneida County % hold real and personal estate;
10 amend Tie act projecting butter ana cheese
snreTs. relative 10 widening FOurtraye. Brooklyn TO
eonsodafe certain churches IN NewIOr into the Second
German Baptist Church, 20 continue the corporate exs
tence NJ ne Lake Ontario. Auburn and EewiOTk Kali
road reafive 10 attorneys costs In surrOgates Courts
Tor Improving weuty hihsto Brooklyn Inc PHI abo
sbne be Contract ssten OF prison labor was lost by
vote - In 10 M t0f recoIving constitutional majority
Reguigg ts brooklyn Ferry Companies TO run certain
boats h te t1e 70 amend the eAArIer " wy NoW'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19
rr-xERAIs TO-DAY.

Argrvs JOHN conner Of siKiaFe AID T"eniyseeoods'
TAKBY MICHAEL. No. ia Nasssu-st .,,..
cII4NBGLS SARAH Reformed Church, West Twenty @lrofs
CONNECTION. JOHN, NJ. l59 Van Brunis-
CULLEN, GARRETT. No. 29l Avenue A.
D0NRLIN NATE No g. Teutlsye.
DONOVAN FRANtIS. No 6 james 81
DORRIlN MARY No. 20 Gonvsrueurst
DURlNG, EMILE c. No. ~ West Forty frslst
GiIES ANNIE j.. Church 81 tAe Arnnuciatieu
LIVINGSTON. BERNARD 10. SO FiAhsL
IONERGAN DANIEL, No. 800 Nottst
OLIVER JOHN IT,, No 33 West Tvshh.t
SMITH VALE No. 500 West Twenty -thirl-st
TALHAGB JRSslB c., No. e. Rensen-st, Breoklyo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19
For Illinois ana Niisscurl Ttads'
ADVRRTlSR IN TIKI QUINCY hhhS'
fsst.bitxt,.d Ia tpl9
BAItVACHR a PHILIIps. fu1lIsh,ers,,, ,rxI


....... BAItFACTR PHILLIPS fu5lssefs,, rscy WHO
the sirYs1oa ."
Am RgPUBIJC an has sr,sy increase ss, moi, aaI
nor rsdnm Of eoaa aalssess With the dsis" :"
Nor,herB Missouri . ii, "a. ,.1 vsstl5 II Il bstsiafs
newspaper politics S.s lsvrgNu editor employed
Nsashe :. d. sItmsrt N.as hISsA..a " "a
% sNst so, 20 ts ~ Loas. IL "a The so-a sY M
fs'f brsige" Importance lac PoHes'oe
port 81 p'Pas %. S-Nsrs hsaGTeJ bGllBss are
nov Huhfsr. rurOGd bridge isasJ s'np.sIsi ratog
er.otsa 419ua lsh ard Assoad teenssi % fsa
tbs he hfs' distributed IA the .sloWg CO. is.
fE. lus 80. Hansoek, kroJ, AeDoAe1sti sSApSh N'"'
lihno $780,, Morgan. Pike, Macon. -, 49,.
be~n clark. Sutaa Stalr. klox LsNis Llan '''-
aii.'' t.r,a Monroe. Uylr gson. Chsaton, GRADY
-. sJFsrisias cry moderate. Address 81. NJ
a. PHILLIPS, Pgbhshsrs 0accy wig
p,,ruts MUM Go, No. 9 fsfros n l. a. s-A ~ WV
~ SgERIOAN aud BUKOPFAS PATENTS
'r.,ny years experiences.
Pssr Of Law aud llcrmsnos nee
Meet ~ Ghaaiou's
DRY IMPERIAL lflS FOIbh - T.. -;,.s here
Oihs vintage iS'~ FO''"' Wa" 49, ANTHONY oh'""
eev-Ysrs. Agdls 1863
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19
r1rr pnnAnppnIA RoBBERY.

The detectives attached to the Police Central
ooIc. IN ui. city have arrested man on suspicion OF
heinz one of the gang who short time Since robbed the
phdclplil Savings Institution OF nearly sOVOooo worth
OF money aId securities lie Is Sad 70 DC wen AHo"i
, h,t m Police authorities decline to sive any fur
tI,r information relative 10 tie matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19
MUSIC.

Mr.. F. Bcrgner, our best resident violon-
celst VIII give HIS annual concert tomorrow evening
ut Irving Hall, and deserves to have full house he
will be assisted by Mr. s. b. Mills, Mr. f. Won lnten, Mr.
Otto suger Miss Josey HO16, Mr. Theodore Thomas r'
Matzka Mr. Icr. and Mr. Hess-an unusually fine array
Of talent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19
THE STITE or TRADE.
WIT NINA MARKErA

Mes, Apr l8Ao !1lowGg are tie oug prices OF merchan
bs sck ending Saturday the NH sugar huoyae Nos 10
I'm A. Bl4l h arr0br; Nos j. 20 ~ d. g. VUl ffs
Good ,rdaag trn 1s48l r"as STOCK lh ware
b n sni MitsaIss lGO hokus abh l0~O hhdsi d
Exported durlg he week ran Havana AM a
,o T. Ore boTes aud 800 hhIs TO te uti'o
s a. Noase dnn al tadl4 Teala hala'ses
active; Glazed y reds y kesi Maeoygd1 o. ca,
nam "A cas- ~ krg LAID ~ tcrcp. glcIe q TO- IN ~ .
Nv, a4st. A. M Flour heavy; sales 80 boz IL y bbl
B,fter qusi AZ .s9S6a q H. Talov seAdyi quoted a. 10y
NILE A. IN Bar.n easter; snlss al 2Dlc q No. Honey
6rm Ws1 puni 5aoi reals per gallon Potatoes avn
ana Al Al . DER hb Ham rAJ Common Natcd poe G 70 Snsar
Cur "a innh,rYeov Poe sraiy at per theusaui Mbs
Shoo1sBoI advancing quoted At ~ reals Ss
heats g-aty al r. ~ Empty uesis Dull Al 80 Hoops-lf
long shaved quiet pa NJ u feet long duu at ~ Per ~
Fr, onr prr boz II tle United States FL a00f o
pcr hn sugar Ap4 per hhd Moasses $685. I9 PER va w
ialcuth 40 orles 900 EIchauge-On lOEton bi ai
cent n,n. nu utsi states sight, IN currency, ~ 80
srort m par aud half ceht pIeaE SNORT hsH
In gold q as per premium ..
DOMESTIC MARKETS 49,. -, Am Al
-FI,ur bmulu.ily unchanged Hhea' uu
d LIr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19

Extra Special NOtice.Dr j. H. SClENCk heg' Leave 70 s
~ Lis aisus. pablo that OF rs Increased
practice and business principal Oe in Philadelphia he ~i Do
obliged 20 give ny visiting New York professionally! al tie
vi,TUEsDAY Apr Those who wsh 10 consult bs VII p'ea'
make uoe Of this bis rooms 10 Newiok No. y boDdt WI
co.ed aler April 20 Dr. Scheucss Observation-Disclosures SMUT
SPAWNED TONIC and MANDRAKE PIbLs--Sh l dreenon' Ia
Ensh German may be Ob;airel o DuEh" aad se-
er.yyL,rs oH.s hoars o visit vii be. uAaa oA "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19

NIssla 4nOi Spring Wgter.-The oay known rensiy 'r
Cancer ani tue krey@ sod bT all drnsga DeP~
No. so BfusawaJ, " A. |... ...... l. ...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19

The New FulIcr and Barnum - Pnchnso Tack nia nr
for all machines w wv
Broadn a. three doors belas Blocker st., Hes'fork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19

PUPPIES THE BLOOD, and CRLS SCRoFJLA ene AL tA,ona
D eases Of tive Boo Leg AVID Kneys. Remmentei By tao Med
c Faculty many thousands best ctIs1s For ne5As
of rrmsyAablt kOgslas A.6Eac for us yelf
Prepared ouy BY Dr. j. J. lA"kENCB Co, Nv t krhauss
r' JOHN p. HENRY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19
srxrccrth ArsembIy pIstrIct UNION Republcan $50

Treasurer IL EAENPf FIkEMt
BENEVOLENT FUND With much pleasure Acknowledges e res Ps
Of Treasurer ~
teiug the proceeds Of tue forneih a. Isl
Music. Jannary % 1909 IL aid OF
w DON and Orohsn Fund Volunteer Fire Department
49," - JOHN 4 GiiBS. Treasurer.
become pleasing duty the Treasurer 20 asNovege
~ rt ~ proceeds annual Bali aid Of the Willow snd
pbs EiBd cf Volunteer Fire Department To the Bl
uutng s.duT ant FL client Infringement tat
made the Ohe charity Of tie most attractive entertain
merit. In tue OF the Sar thsnts are que
and thu that fow.kns responded % zoe e
br ,cttee much pleasure = the friends Of The charity
hc the Volunteer Department has ceased 20 eIs; rs an sye
organization. gratifying to know tba; our fellow
lively aud recollection % e services aud
cs thev cheery and graaorsy rendered Macy OF whom
the bloom s,d veor 81 anlood VIII hrsh
k. the nre n6er to he realized Tier have pissed sway
the cherished objects Of their 1s-their widow.
AMI orban. the former AMI To- Of tie le' CLAN our
osfea and sympathy.
Nsu.Y York. April u. 1863
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19
SnttiaI NOtius.

Pursuuut 20 n recent Act of Congress, Tbsrs VII DO
meeting Of The Stockholders Of TUE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY a. toe 81 Messrs Ghdiea Wsws State 81.
Boston Ma u H. TIL RSDAY the 29 day Of APHi D.
1859 for tie choice officers and for the purpose Of es,athhag
general oHc, ef the Company OLIVER AhhS' rTsnieet
UEsRY B. HAExosD. Secretary.
Srxterrth Assembly District Union Republican Asso-
regular meeting ~ ts Executive Comrtee OF t9s
sbo Association I've held % the headquarters otthe ASSOCIATION on
- WM. NJ HEiGBRTY. Chairman.
I K-ss Snrrearr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19

DOMESTIC MARKETS 49,, ann Al
IoLppo Ar l1.Fiour hpmuaOT unchanged 20. A 500:
81 AZ. w 4-.sG W I4s llo;, sa4 ~ E.' V".s'' Lac
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-26

A CHICAGO NOTABLE IN SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco correspondent gives an account
of Mollie Trussell, who shot and killed her para
mour in Chicago few years ago, and was tried
for his murder, and who narrowly escaped mer-
tied hanging because jurors had some squemish-
ness about hanging q woman. The writer says
She was sentenced to imprisonment in the
State prison for life, and after she had remained
there she experienced change of heart-e1pe-
rienced religion-or rather convinced her keep
ers that she had; sympathy was awakened, and
plea for her pardon circulated and signed by
ever so many persons. She was pardoned and
Immediately disappeared from the vision Of the
Cbicagoans, and turned up in San Francisco,
where she soon became the proprietress OF
house of ill-fame. The fact that she was the
famous Mollie Trussel attracted great many
visitors to her house, and she became quite a
lion among a certain class. Since her advent
there she had been twice before the police court
for assaulting persons with bowie-knife, and
now she has come before the public again in the
character of a procuress. The daughter of a
well-known merchant was missed from her home,
and search resulted in her being found in Molle 8
bsgnio As her father is desirous of keeping the
matter from becoming public, for the sake of his
Young and beautiful daughter, the matter will
be hushed up and Mollie will escape merited
punishment.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-26

UNIONS are recommended to people with weak
nerves they are known to be sure cure for a
weak breath.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-26
Sotietu Aotifes.

Ia Comet Lodge, No. 81, i. o. o. f., Trinity
Center. holds its regular meetings Saturday evening" at
Odd Fellows Hall. Z. II. SKIES, N G.
]. c. DoRR r.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-26
Wsskly Grinity guurnal.
Prentice to Greeley.

George D. Prentice the veteran editor of the Louisvi
oura pays beautiful poetical tribute to Horace Creole
in the last number Of the New York Ledger Bravey ha
greatest journalist the world His life should be held Ut
both In prose and to the emulation Of young
This euson is peculiarly interesting the honestly pai
the small fry Of journalists may devour another the
who worthy of their profession rise above petty eaousie
and sometimes have esteem and sincere friendship for othe
editors who disagree with them In politics
TO POLITICAL OPPONENT.
send thee, Greeley, words of cheer,
Thou bravest, truest, best of men;
For have marked thy strong career,
As traced by thy sturdy pen;
I've seen thy struggles with the foes
That dared the to the desperate fight,
And loved to watch thy goodly blows
Dealt for the cause thou deem'st the right.
Thou'st dared to stand against the wrong
When many fatered by thy side
In thy own strength hast dared be strong,
Nor on anOther's arm relied,
Thy own bold thoughts thou'st dared to think,
Thy own great purpose avOwed;
And none nave ever thee shrink
From the fierce surges Of the crowd.
Thou, all unaided and alone
Did'st take thy way in lifes young years,
With no kind hand clasped in thy own,
No gentle voice to soothe thy tears,
But thy high heart power could tame
And thou hast never ceased to feel,
Within thy veins sacred flame
That turned thy iron nerves to steel.
know that they are not exempt
From all the weaknesses Of EARTH
For passion comes to rouse and tempt
The truest souls of mortal birth,
But thou hast well fulfilled thy trust,
In spite of love, and hope and fear
And cen the tempests thunder gust
But clears thy spirits atmosphere
Thy still art in thy manhood's prime
Still foremost mid thy fellow men,
Though in each year of all thy time
Thou hast compressed three score and ten,
Oh, may each blessed sympathy
Breathed thee with a tear and sigh,
sweet flower in thy pathway be,
A bright star in thy clear blue sky.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-26

The vessels of the feet of Columbus which
first crossed the Atlantic, all of small size,
probably of not more than one hundred tons
burden each, and therefore not larger than the
American yachts, whose ocean-race from New
York to Cowes was regarded as an example Of
immense hardihoodf even in 1851.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-26

PERFECTLY CLEAR.-" Ceasar, is you better dis
mornin? ~
"No, rs got over dat"
Gam dere no hope den OBJ yer discombobery ?'
Discombobery OBJ what2'
"From de causes OBJ de convalescence dat am
fuctuating de state OBJ yer health.''
"Dat depends altogedder upon de frognos-
kicks which amplifry de disease. Should dey
continuate fatally, de doctor thinks Use done
for; should dey don't continuate fatally he spec
dis nigger not worm feed for some time. 1t all
depends on dem ar frognoskiks, and till dey
comes to a head, dere am doubt if this nigger
don't dissolute or not''
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-26

Use OF LEMoSs.-When persons are feTerish
and thirsty beyond what is natural, indicated in
some cases by a metallic taste in the mouth, es-
pecially after drinking water, or by whitish
appearance of the greater par: of the surface OF
the tongue, one of the best coolers" is to take
a lemon, cut off the top, sprinkle over it some
loaf sugar, working it down in the lemon with
spoon, and then sucking it slowly, squeezing the
lemon and adding more sugar, as the acidity in
creases from being brought up at a lower point.
Invalids with feverishness may take two or
three lemons, day in this manner with the
most marked benefit, manifested by sense of
GOODNESS, comfort and inyigoration. lemon or
two thus taken at tea time" an entire
substitute for the ordinary supper of summer,
would give many man a comfortable night
sleep, and an appetite for breakfast to which
they are strangers who will have their cup of tea
or supper of "relish," and cake, and berries,
and peaches, and cream.-HaH's Journal Of
Health.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-26

LONG, lean, gaunt Yankee entered drug
store and asked
Be you the drugger?"
Well, s'pose so; sell drugs"
Wal, hev you got any nv this here scentin
stuff as the gals put on their handkerc chers ?"
"Oh, yes"
"Wal, our Sal is goin' to be married, and she
gin me ninepence and told me to invest the
whole amount in scentin' stuff, SOS to make her
sweet, if could find some TO suit, so if you've a
mind, I'll just smell round.'
The Yankee smelled around without being
suited until the druggist got tired of him, and
taking down bottle of hartshorn said
give got scenting stuff that will suit you.
A single drop on your handkerchief will last for
weeks, and yon can't wash it out; but to get
the strength of it you must take big smell.
Is that so, Mister? Wal, just hold on min
nit, till get my breath, and when say meow,
you put it under my smellers."
The directions were of course followed, and
the Yankee was nearly knocked off his pins !;
but recovering himself he exclaimed:
Chain litenin', Mr.. Drugger is the top OF
my head on ! Sal don't want nothin' like that ;
it would break up a campmeeting in ten min.
utes. You hain't got the right kind O. scentin'
stuff
The Van Buren press., 1869-05-11
Ytaysses, get on that hose aid tide

WoRrn KNOWING The Springfield
Republican gives the following simple
remedyfor burns. A gentleman OF this
city has seen it tried with the. most salts
factory results g" Kerosene is the best
antidote for a severe burn orfscald. Im-
mersc the injured part in cold water for
a moment; dry with soft cloth, taking
care not TO rub at all Then bathein
Kerosene. and the terrible pain soon
ceases. We know OF little child who
put his feot and leg into pail Of HeMly
boiling water. The above remedy was
applied, and in n few minutes the child 8
screams ceased. We knowonot sfdthe
philosophy of the matter, but we do
know that 1t is the m ost eiiicacious RENE
dy for severe burns or scalds in the ma,
terra mcdica." '''' " ''''.
.-.-:..-.-tR kCr .Cts..nFYf yi4my#
The Van Buren press., 1869-05-11
FN =
In order to fill in a small degree, the

kf- In order to fill in p smell degree,lt the
want of Sadlers Shop in our city, MIR. CHAs.
ycr rsed in harness making, to repair anything
n that line.s Arcnair slfop for rhnness is inst
about as necessary 8h Valf Buren,, az a black
smith. .shop,v.We can assure our citizeus.t that
VI nj Mr.. RrBrfSt; undertakes TO DO VIII be
do.e well, and in a a,wprkmanTlike malmer
Aop directly opposite POWELL 4 &DIcKseS's.