Sunbury American. (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, November 11, 1871, Image 1

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    1UE SUNBURY AMERICAN,
13 rUBLt3nKD ETERT SATtTtDAT BT
EM'L WILVKRT, Proprietor,
Mooro A Dlslngr'a Building, Market Square,
At f 1.50 In AdTnr.
' II not pulil wllhln 6 Month 9.
Subtcriptiont lakm fot iM (Attn tit ltnthn.
Cothkctrd with this establishment U aa extcn
slveXEW JOB OFFICE, containing a variety of
filnln aud fancy t T equal tonny establishment
n the Interior of the State, for which the patron
age of the public Is respectfully solicited.
roftssion.tl.
-"t7"M. J. UOLVF.KTOK, Attorney a
T Law, otllce, door No. 5, iind door, Iliiupt's
Block, near Miller's Shoe Store, Sunbnry, Pa.
Miirch 25th, 18.1. 1?.
Sit. HOYMR, Attorney at Law. N'oa.
a and S, Second Floor Indent's liultding,
Stinhmy, Pii. Professional business attended
to,ln Ih'econrls of Northumberland and adjoining
counties. Claims viromptly collected. CoiiBiilta
tinn can be bad In the Herman lnngunc-o.
Mn rch Sot h, 171. It.
JI'ICEniAII NWDEIt, Attorney nt
Law, Punhury, l'a. All professional busi
ness Intrusted to his care will receive prompt nt
t on! ion in this and nd.tolnini; comities, .d un bo
consulted both in F.nirlish and (Jermnn. Also,
Ili-trict Attorney of Northumberland county.
Ainr.0,lS7..-ly.
JXO. A. XVII.KOV,
ATTOBNBY AT LAW,
NO. 144 FofRTU AVESIB,
Ifolarv Public,
Pittsburg, Fa.
Jan. ir, 1S70.-
-ly.
JtJ. MAHK1.E A CO. Market Street,
SL'NBl'RT, PA.
Healers In Prills, Medicines, Paluts, Oils,
Olnss, Varnishes, Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars,
PocKct Books, Dall ies, etc.
SE. XVOI.VEUTOX. Attornev at Law.
Market Square, SrNBVRY.VA. Profession
nl business in this aud ailjoinlug counties prompt
.v ntteii.le,! to.
Dtt. A. It. SAVIIM.K. respectfully an
nounces himself as Physician and Surgeon
to the citizens of Sunbnry and vielnliy, having lo
cated himself permanently on Market street, near
ly opposite the Kali-mount Hotel, where ho can
be consulted at all hours w hen uot professionally
vngag.-d. . apli-ly
CI W. Kir.CalM.1t. Attorney at Law, north
X side of Public S i'iarc, on!) door cost of
111" old Umk bull lin', SUXBl'KY, PA. Collec
tions and al' professional business promptly at-l.-ndvl
to in tins courts of Northumberland and
ndio'ini.u: coat. tl s. scptl.VtlO
C( .. i:5-.niI'.HNVIi:i. Attorney at
J Law, SI NIU RY, PA. All buslnese en
trusted to lib tare attended to promptly and with
diiiirnee. npl-7-t7
T. WAV CLEMENT. Attorney at Law,
ft Sl'NlH'KY, PA. Collections mid' all pro
fessioral business promptly attended to. niehlil tiO
r. J. lmrsrn. I., u. kam:.
BTtCNElt A KASE. Att-rneV and Coun
sellors tit Law, hl'XBL'llY, PA. Osiieo on
Chestnut st reit, weird oft he N. C. mil V. ii E.
Ka'!r-id lVpnt. in the bniMi.ig lately oteupled
ly F. Lazarus. Esq. Culle.'i ions and all proless
Iku.hI business pvouiptly alt.'ii led to in Noitliuin
beiland and adjoining count ios. upl lil-ti;
HU. MAKSr.W. Attornev lit Law, SCN
. 1U UY, PA Collections attended to In
Hi' counties of Northumberland, Villon, Snyder,
Montour. Columbia and Lycoming. rplh' ii'.
MM. M. liOCKEra.I.KIt. LIIIVUT. It Oil 11 II A 'II.
-J XX EiEI'ELLEU A llOtlKKVClC.
X Attorneys nt Law, SCNlll'RY, PA. t I'
ll c? in ituir.t's new building, second Uuor. En
tr.ie on Market S.juare. jaii4 lis
AK. IJIIIt'E, Attornev at Law, Sunburv,
Va. Oliiee in Mason, e Hall Mnll llng.
Colleeiions of claim, writings, and all kinds of
le;il b'l-ines attended to e.irel'ullv and with
ilisp.iteli. II April 8, 18J1. ly.
P5E. J. F. CASLO"V,
OnVe and Et 'dd ice. Walnut Street, between
Third and Fonith streets,
s r n is v it y , p r. s x a .
All fo. '.r.s of VSriues of the Eyes will be treat
ed or op. rated upon. such as Strabismus. (Cro-s-l'v.)
Cat ir.ici, (Itlindness.) mid all other ril-m-'k-cs
relating to Surgeiy, us Talipes, (Club or
H?el Feet,) I! lit-Lip, Excisiim of Tumors, Ac.
Also I!. a e.ne of Epilepsy (ol- Falling Fits.)
S'lnb'iry, May l.i, Wl.
v, ..toy.
AN I'll HAC.'ITK COAL 1
T7-AI.'.NTINE !3KT. Wholesalo an.l i
IV tail li- akr in every variety of 1
AX TliRACiTK COAL, UPPER WHARF, j
eUNI'.UUY, l'ENN'A.
All kinds of (jra'.n tak-n In exchange for Coal,
driers solicited :;!!.! tilled promptly. febis-;i. j
W. . I1.'1 S. J. I'Al'KKK UliS.
X-IT ft. lUIOAR.'i A CO.. j
ANTHRACITE COL, SUN1U RY, PEXX'A. j
Orrn s with 1U is, Fisu.r A Co.,
Orders left St S'U-n.iHz it llro's., ot'.lee Market j
treet, will retivo prompt attention. Country
u-tom rcspecilaoy solicilvj. j
Feb. 4. IV. 1. If.
OA HHAUKIXS. I
fE arc selling Rims, ! kc. Iiabs. Springs,
Lauvass, li.ilis, tin's, a . .ve., cij
Lat;1 Stock :il
i o.l1 x v-u. i
SuntHirv, March SO, ISiV.I.
CO.WA COALI COL!-41AXTBUiiS.,
t Shippers and Wholesale aud Retail Dealers ill
WHITE AND RED Aill COAL, Sl NBl'UY, PA.
(1 nil F-U WIUI1F.
; T Sole Agents, westward, at lh celebrate
llen-y Clay Coal. J1"'11'.'"!.,
EXCtlANCE LIVl'.ItV.
J. M. H VHTllOLOMKU', ritopitn: run.
I'O'i'ItTH Sl'RrU.l', ABOVE MARKET,
r;iaLiirj la.
rilllE b est of rl ilng and driving horses aiways
.1 on h-.i. I to serv. en tomers.
Or tr- left at t!ie Central Ibitel, fur vehicles,
will recdie i r nnpl att tilln;i.
Nov. ii. ls',0.
IU'Vl'lVCHV.
(ii;oi;ii v. m. uk xx,
In Niiij'.m.u'.s lU Uilhi'j, Mirktt it'ti'f,
t-t m.ci.v. Pa.,
I
) iepiel to du .-II Hi. nls 'of work pelt lining
t
V lll:.-.lrT, lie I- eeps roil. I nil l oil liau.l
irsoll itent i f V illi, aild oilier Dent ll
', ftooi wl.lchbe will bo iilile to sein l,
. I "i- wan', ui Id. eil-touiris.
..ik win int.. I to e;lealil'.ifiloti,ur el.J
v ref ... I 1.
'v be I Mout Ii Wa.h and Tool !l-P" dels
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iiiuneioiu petrous for , ;
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W ! I. e .S -Soiled ITIIWW-l
ra il an. April -1. l,-L . .
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1'.. Move mi I Snl, coii-l-uill) uli '-' 1- i,ui"
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Pit ICE 1 SO I' ADVANCE. j
otcU aub j!r&taimtnt8.
7 A l'lEKKE MOIJUiK, Broad and ( best-
Jt nut sts., Plillnileliihia. J. 1. Hl ITEK
WOuTII, Proprietor.
Terms per flay, tMtO.
April 13. 1871. ly ,
TTXIOX HOTEI., TITOS. FOl'l.riSI, Sr.,
LJ Proprietor, tttmnioklu Ptreet, Trcvorton,
Northumberland eoii!jJf, Pa. The tnblo Is mm-
piled with the beet the market n thirds. Hood
stabling and attentive ostlers. Jan. 21, 71
r. nvrni.Y. r.. u. doweii.
''IMOS IIOI'NIV
LTKF.NS, DA I" PHI X COVNTT, PKXX'A.,
' BYFX.LY & BOW TR, Proprietor.
The table is supplied with the best the. market
afford, (lond stabling and attentive ostlers.
May CO, 1871. . 1
NATIONAL I.AGEU UHEK HAI.OON,
ON TIIIKT) STIIUKT. NAIt TIIS DEI-OX,
8CXBVRT, PA.
JOSEPH BACHFK Informs the cltlr.ens of Pun
bnrv and the public Generally, that ho. bus
opened a LAKR MUCK SALOON nt the above
place. Tlio best of l.ntrcr Bi-er, and Malt Liquors
will he kept. Also'Oystcrs, Ac., constantly sen
e.t up to ouatomcra.
NATIONAL HOTEL. AUCVSTlS
V.L1, Proprietor, tieorgetown NuilbM
County, Pa., nt the Stallm of the N. C. U. W.
Choice wines and cigars at the bar.
The table is supplied with the best the market
affords. Hood stabling and attentive ostlers.
AM.E4JHENV HOCKS'.. Coi.. CI IAS.
KLKCKN Kit, I'Joprietor, Nos. SIJ and 814
Market Stiwt, above eighth, PlllI.ADKLl'lll A.
Terms, 'J per day.. He respectfully solicits your
patronage.
-17"ANHINt.TON IIOC.SE, C. XEFF,
Proprietor, Corner of Market "c Second
Ptieets, opposite the Court
HoiiFC, Sanbury,
fa.
JlayiS, .0.
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OTEL A KESTAI INT.
THOMAS A. IIAI.L. Proprietor.
Sunbun- St.. west SIIA.MOKIN, l'ENN'A.
Meals served at all hours, at short notice. The
best ofLIUois nttlielt.tr. The Table is sup.
plied witli tlmbest and latest In the lnatVets. At
tentive servants. Terms moderate. Palruuage
snlieited.
nl'JI.M EL'NItl'.rVTAl'U A NT.
I.Ol IS II I'M M EL, Proprietor,
Commerce St., SlIAMDKIN, l'ENN'A.
Having just relltted the above Saloon for the
iiccomodnilon of the public, is now prepared to
serve '.lis friends with the best lefrcsliments, and
fresh Lager Beer, Ale, Porter, and all other malt
tptovs.
TYEKKK llOI KI'., Third Street, at the
JA depot, Sl'NUl'lty, PA., W'm. Kitrsi:, pro
pi it tor. Win in meals served up at all hours.
Fish, Fowls and tiaiue. Fresh Oysters con
stantly on bund and served In every style. The
best of wines and liquors al the Bar.
Wl-'iimilics will be supplied with oysters
done up In any style, by leaving orders nt the
liar. .-ov..V70-ly.
J. V A L K 11 ' S
Vt lNTEK AItIEN ANI HOTEL
Aon. "SO, 72J, 7-M A T-'7 r.'tw St.,
PHILADELPHIA.
av i n t k n o aTTd ex ii o t i: l,
(os tub ct'iiorrxN ri.AN)
Centrally located, connect lug with all the, City
Paisengcr Railway Curs, from all the
Depots lii tho City.
ExrrUcttt Atconnmodnt Ions for Trn
vclSrr.s. Grund Vocal and Instrumental Concerts every
evening In the Summer and
Winter (iarden.
t?' Orchestrion Cvtwcrt Krjry -'tt'nioon.j!
fine i.Aiurs' iir.sTirn.vNT tiik iirsr or
tti rilKSIIMKNTS HF.IIVr.ll.
OlV.eo of J. Vtiler's Fountain Park Brewery,
.inn 4. is"0.-ly.
I. I V It fi T u i: I
CliKISTIAN NEFF,
Second Street, opposiu the Court House, Sl'N
lU'RY, PA.,
Kepeit tally Invites the attention of Retailers
and oih.-rs. that be has on hand, iiud will con
ftantlv kerp till kinds of
FOREION ANI KDMESI IC LIQUORS,
Consisting of Pure Uraiulnsi Cogiii.tc, Clteiiy,
(linger, Koelit He aud Olard.
WUisUies: Pure Rye Cop;K"r-islllle 1, Mooii.
(jabela, Apple and Nectar.
PURE HOLLAND CIX !
".Vines: Champagne Wlae, Slnny, Port and
Claret.
Crab Cider, Ch:mp:gno Cider, X. K. Rum,
Blown Stout and Scotch Ale.
STOMACH AND BAR BITTERS,
k 1 ..It ..ii j I .,.l.v.J u l.It.1l -tl lltt f'.lllttll 111
the citv markets, which will be nuld at Whole
fl,; llMj J very aitiele guaranteed as
iviiiYscnlcd. Also, large lot ol ii..mijuii.d
.,,,,1 liii'l Tl.FS. a wavs on li.tn.l.
I-tf" tlrders jiroini tlj atlcuded lo, and public
1 patronage rcspcciltilly sn.ieiuj
C NF.KK.
Sunbnry, July 3, lstitf. ly.
JAI'Oll bllll'MAN.
Eire. LI IV nuil
TIIOMI'SOS III lilt.
Arciilonl
AG2NCY
OF
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ImAUKET STKKKT. SUN HUlt V, l'A.
I COMPANIES REPRESENTED.
! N. American, Phlladlphia, Assets, I'J.TS;
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Kali rprise,
I Mimhatliiu, New York,
' N. American
I Lorlllard, "
onkcis A N. York "
i H inoMr, "
, Inipiilal, Loudon,
I I jeoiitlug, Mitnev,
' V t uukllti- Philadelphia,
Home, Sew Yoik,
M.irH'.iiil, ll.ulloid,
Pbiiuiiil, "
; Tiaveicrs,
K.inic'i. Ins. Co., Y"ik,
N. ItillUli ,V M. tc.tiitliu
Notilllli lee. New Yolk,
j Col tt iell, No wleb.4
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Hio old perm inei.t .bop of the town
We ib-eliiiii I lie b-.-i'l, l--ii al the ajtne linio
eoit-lder lliil lb" mi- av lunl. mnl1" e i.,.n..
bly .p.-W- u w il ieinl ii nun -tin LI -ii ut,-"Hit "i I l
Inc aiiioimi of Vuuay M.I aiiibilloii
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SUMUKY, PA..
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
J-R. JOHNSTON,'
Physician of this celebrated Institution, has
discovered the most certain, speedy, pleasant and
cll'ectual remedy In the world for nil
DISEASES OK IMPRUDENCE.
Weakness of tho Back or Limbs, Strictures,
Affections of Kldnevs and Hlmblcr. li.volnn.
try Dischargee, Imnoteney, (ieueral Dcblll
ly, Nervousness, Dyspepsy, Languor, Low
rspiriis. (.'onliisiiin of Iil.-nst, Palpitation of
inc iienrt, timidity, Tremblln.'s, Diniiii
oi nigni or Giddiness, Disease of the Head,
Throat, Nose m Skin, Affections of Liver, Lilurs,
Stouiaeh or Bowels these terrible Disorder
arising from lite Solitary Habits of Youth those
secret and solitary practices more fatal to Hair
Mciims inau inc song ot Syrens to lb,. Marlueri
oi L tysses, iiitgiiimg tltelr inoet brilllan: hopes
of anticipations, rendering laarr.ago, iVc.linpos-
Pll'IVt
IOUNO MEN
especially, who have become the Wlms of Snll-
lary icu, tnnt (lrcailltil and dcstrtioilvo habit
which annually sweeps to an untlmelj grave
thousands of voting men of the most c.v,ii..,i
talents and brilliant Intellect, who mlirbt otn,.,
wise ItavB entranced listening Senates with the
manners oi eloquence or waked to ectitacy the
"""S 'J' iuujt viui wiin mil conn. lel.ee.
MAHltlAfiE.
Married Persons or Yonn Men coitlemplatlng
marrltige, aware of Physical Weakness. n,w
of Procreative Power linpotcrcy'). Nervous Ex
citublllty, Palpitation, Orgasle Weakness, Ner
vous Debility, or any otfier Dlsnuallllenllon,
speedily relieved.
He who places himself under the care of Dr. I.
may rellulously eontlilo In his honor us a gentle
man, and eolilldeutly rely uooti his skill us a Pliv.
slclaii.
OROANK? WEAKNESS.
Impotenev, Lose of Power, liutuediately Cuisid
mill full Vigor Restored.
This Distressing Alleetlon which renders Life
nilset aide and marrlagelinmsslble 1st lie penalty
paid liy the victims ' of Improper Indulgences,
Young persons are too apt to commit excesses
from not being u ware of tlicdreiulliil eoiiscicuces
that may ensue. Now, who that understands
thesuhlcef. will pretend to deny that the tinner
of procreation Is lost sooner by those falling Into
iinproicr nanus man iy inc prudent I Besides
Indue ileurlved the ileasuresor beultliv nils lil'lnir
the most serious ami destructive :iyniitomn u ,,,( ,
body ami mum arise, i lie system in,.,,,,,,.,, dc
rniiged, tho Physical and Mental Ftii.-ijona
eakened, Loss ot t'rocrcutlve Power, Nervous I
In liability, Dvspepsln, l'aljdtallon of tin- Heart,
Indigestion, Constitutional Dcblilty, a Wa ilnu
of the Finnic, Cough, Consumption, Deecy mul
Dentil.
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.
Persons ruined In health by unlearned pieln
decs who keep tliein trilling month alter month,
taking poisonous and Injurious co'iipntiudr.,
should nmdy Iniinedlatclv.
DR. JOHNSTON.
Member of tbu Royal College id Surgeon, l.on
tion, tiraduitted from one of ti e most eminent
Colleges In lite United Slab's, and the greater
part of whose Ifo has been spent In the ho-pitals
of Loudon, Prls, Philadelphia mid c!:'cwlicic,
has I'llcctcil soma of the most usoinisliing cures
that were ever known many tiou'ilert ., ,,,-.
lug In tlto head and cars when asleep, ir,,,,
nervousness, being alarmed tit siuhlea soana-.
Iiashftilncss, with IVeiuent Idtislimg, attended
mnict lines with derangement of mind, were cured
Immediately.
TAKE PARTICULAR No I'll E.
Dr. J. addressee all those who have Injured
themselves by lmproier liidtllgei.i n mid soilt try
habits, whirl! ruin both body and mind, until ting
them for either business, study, society or mar
riage. '1'iitSR ate. Fotno of the sad an. I melancholy
ell'ecls produced by early habits of youth, via :
Weakness of tho Back and Limbs, P.tiinm the
Back and Head, Dimness of Sight, Lo-s of .!a
cular Power, Palpitation of the I lean, Dyspcpsy,
Nervous Irritability, Derangement of iii;e-tiie
Functions, (ieueral Debility, Symptoms of Con
sumption, &c.
Mentally The fearful ctl'ects on lite mind
are much to be dreaded Loss of Memory, Con
fusion of Ideas, Depression of Spirits, Evil
Forchodlngs, Aversion to Society, Scll-Dlstnist,
Love of Solitude, Timidity, Ac., are some of Hie
evils produced.
Tnoi sAMiR of persons of i.ll tr.'es can now
Judge what is the cause of their ill c'.in .ig health,
lo-ing their vigor, becoming, weal;, pal', nervous
and cumciatol, having a sinuiilar appearance
about Iho eyes, rough and ryiiipiouni of consump
tion. YOUNO MEN
Who have Injured themselves by a certain prac
tice Indulged In when alone, a habit l'ic,n. ntly
learned from evil companions, oral school, tli,
cited of which are nightly fell, e.:t ii.n
asleep, and if not cure I, renders iii.ini.'e. Imp
slide, and destroys both mind tin I b.i.i), i c'itol
apply Immediately.
What a pity that a young man, tli l.op iof hU
country, lh darling of his p uviils, ii "i d be
Miatclied from nil prospects an I i-i.-.,ui:c-i:-. o
life, by the cousc'iucncu of iblallng f--o.ii I'.e
path of nature and Indulging la a c.-it.i'.i seer,-',
habit. Such piisonsMi st, before conl --inplal .ng
MAIiltl.U.r.,
rellecl that a sound mind and body arc the ::i i.-t
necct.sar.v leiptlsitcs to promote cn-iuUlal li.i pi- I
ness. luileej wilhout these, the journey i!H'oali
life becomes 11 weary pilgrimage 1 the ro-peel
hourly darkens to llu View t lite mill t 1 -ecoiiies
shadoned with despair und tilled with Un iiielau-
eholy letl.H-tlou, that the luippmes o! aitelhel'
beeomcs blighted Willi our own.
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
When tho misguided ami impiu-leiil votary of
pleasure lluds that be has Imbibe I lite sc-ds of
Ibis painful disease, It too often bapi us tb.it an
Ill-timed seiisii of shame, or diet I i-t -lis. oii-ry,
delets him from applying to lliosn a In, lioni
education and respectability, can alone bel.l -ti :
blui, delaying till t he const Itiitlontil syMiplo.us ol
this lion i,' dl-cuse make lliclr uppear.ince, It
us lilceral", sore 1 1 rout, dl-eased no e, no i.uel
pubis In the head and limbs, ilbmie-s of si :ni,
(buliicss, nodes on tbu sltiii bn.,.s an I aims,
blotches on the le ad, lace unit evn iniu. pi
urcssliig with li'khtlul rnpldliy, I'll nl l.e-l I It
la llll Ol lllC lltoillll Ol lliu IH.liei, 1 I lie io i . 1 o
in, sud the victim of this iiwful ui-c.-c In,,,-,
u lionet oiijeei of i-ointiiiM-ruiloii, till death puis
n period til bis il read I nl eiillei'lng, b xeu, ling
him lo " that I'lidUeoveredl otinli) I nun vv hem
ii, i traveller i. tuin..
ll In iiieliiucholy fuel thai tliuu.-ainli 1I V.
victim, to this U'liible dUca.e, lUi'iiuii'i I illbe;
Into Ihe hiiiiiU of IgiioMlit or iiii.kldtul i'HI.
'I KNUKIti. vvho. bv Hi" Um-of Hi il deadly I'ol-
son, Mcteuty, .e., dc.lioy lliu I'liusliliiliou, and
I 1 1.... L...... II... 1. 1. 1... 1 .1. V -.1.1. . I-
iii.i,ii..i., , ... ,.!,, .! i, . - - - - -
liionlll utter III, mill taking lin n in.vloii. or In-
Jlll ioll. Compounds, Hint IIH.IC4 I o Ileitis lc.o, ,
l.i a I w.il ol 1. He Igor mid Il.tppUie ., In ,l-
... u Imv him ali ruined Health lo i h ov.-r
III. U.....h( lllsappoiUllllelil.
i.i .Ili U, llll li Ion-, III . Ji.IST"S pled -e. Iiilil
elflo piciivu lb" vuo.l luvloUble be-i.ev, 4 ,1
I.,, in l.i. i vlcii.ive piaelii" nud "''"'' alt-i.i. ol
lliu uieat llo.pll.il ul Huio4-, und Ho- lul In
llil. loui.iiy, vt t lliitfluud, I ranee, l lil-.i I l b .i
an. I i-Ui bcie, ! in.iblej U oil I ll.e iu-a '
lain, .stdy mi l ilbduil lean I) "a t'l.i w al l
lor all d.i4 ul InipiudeiuK.
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SATURDAY MORNING. XOYFJIBKIl 11. 1871.
MV II.U.HOIV.
riT jonn u. wtiiTrinn.
Beneath Hie tniwnllght and tho snoir
Lies dead lu- latest year
The winter winds uro wttlllng low
Its dirges In my car,
I grieve not wltlt tho moaning wlutl
As ir a loss hsfcll ,
Before me, even n behind,
llo.l Is, und nil is well I
Ills light shines on me from above,
Ills low vice sneaks within,
Tito patience of immortal line
Cut wearying mortal sin.
Not mindless of the growing years
Of cure and lews mid pain.
My eyes me wet with thankful tears
For blessings thai remain.
If dim the gold of life has grown,
I will not count It dross.
Nor turn from treasuie still niy own
To sigh for lack and loss,
His years no clmi-fii from Nature lake i
As wcct her voices call,
As beautiful her mornings brcnk,
As fair Iut .yc8 evenings .
Lovo watches o'er my quid ways,
Kind voice, F,penU ,,IV lu,(
And lips that nd , i1(1-,d t pn,,0
Are slow, ut icu-i, to blame.
Jlowsoniy ebb the tides of will I
v 'l' ",1('1' I"1 or won,
Hcncalh h,.v,. sun I
How hr.shcl IIicm riiirlr I.ia
The clamor of ,, ng?,m'
How oi l, harsh voices ,t ,i,., ..u
T-'low Into rhylhiulc su-.g. '
Mclblnks tho spirit's teinpir en-.
Too soli In ibis still air.
Somewhat the restful hcM rorig0s
Or needed watch ami prayer.'
The bai-'iue by leniis-t niu.ij- to-i-,
May founder In the, eui'm.
And he who braved the ,wlar fnvtt
Faint by thy lles of b.ltu.
' Heoer than n'lflndiilgcit years
The i.-it thing heart ol'jouth,
Tli in pleasant songs In nlle cat
The tumult of ll.u trtitli.
Rest for Hie v. cary ban. Is Is iroo l,
An I love for lieu its that Inc,
lint lei the in i n ly liablMide
Of iipi ig'nt souls be mine
The Mind Unit blow from ne.iven reftosb,
Dear Lord, the languid air ;
And Id ll.e w -uljncss of the llesh
Thy strength ol spirit sliare.
And, IT the eye mu-t fall of light,
The ear fotpct to hear,
,'Mo.e'lli.'e ii;.''il.U',l,.r.l'illl fl-',lt.
Be near me In mine hours of need
To sooth. Id cheer, or warn.
And down lbe.-e slnt.es of sunset i::id
As tip lite hiiin of L'om.
Atlaitic fl.e Oef.-ciW
ii:ti:;: of rue: xottui.
I'lrrm ls il:i j!i'n ICxj' l?r.-or A
tiaj-Jiii' IVi'ss'i'i j;(Iou i.'l' tin ltir
nirs, The first news of a great disastejr is gen
erally cxa-tgcrali'd, bin Iho first reports of
the 1'i'Ci III lll-i-s in llie! ttiit tliwi .sli-rn i:il't of
Ihe State f. II far short of the truth. When
wo heard that IVshligo was binned, and
sixty lives lost, everv one said that it must
be exaggeration. They coital not under
stand how, in a village, si many lives
could be lost ; bill a recent visit to Ihe
fields of tli solution and ilcath made us
wonder how any were saved.
I'l'iun Oconto, t evcuty. iiw miles north ot
(I recti Hay, we went by teams through lite
burnt district to the Suear Hush, lVshiigo
and Mat iue'.le. 'Jim fin- catno close to
Ui-onlo, the people havin-.; t-i work in toieal
I Iv I i save Iho city, l'or lliu first eight
1 mil s north f Ih.i city ll.e counlrv was
I liui-.b'tl over, i sli-oyiug imnieuso tuianli-
lies of limber and aoino houses. Scarcely
; an uciY of ground i scaped uuburued. If
l the own -is eotl'.il ctll '.ha pino which was
bunicd si leuily a-, to kill it, and p;ei ii
i iii.tiiitr,ie!iiivi into hi'iihcr Ibis year, Iho
li"-s would nut bo K-) li-arl'til ; but it would
be impossible In cat so much in one year.
I'.lgl.t miles nurlli of Oeoni . the tornado
began its terrible work ol di slruelimi.
l''i'oni this point, to IVslitigo, u dislanee of
twelve miles, tho timber was very heavy.
lu-re the tornado began tho timber was
nii'htU pit.e, i'.hI fui'lhei- on it consisted of
oak, bench and maple, many trees running
i.p eighty t-i't io ihe first limbs. It pro
liable lh.it (he ti a tiud-i eal'tii-'l the lire along
witli it with won. I'-niil rapitlity. l'or milo
aft r niilti imt n trea of any size was I. i't
sl.lll l.lig, only u s ippiing here and llteiv,
le tul'ii,; to the hi. is!, willisiooil the stonn.
The trees wore blown down, tbu roots, in
many instance alter thctiviH had fallen,
slilll.lllig tWt-Uo In lilleell leel high, Willi
ill-. .1 . t e. MM
lock and du t uuioiig them, were I. I . 1 ho
1 ground w.n. covered witli a di or ImrtK-.l
, until it looked I'd. 'I lie lliul, I brush, lliu
mall liiiib.of lluit I'lii, 1 1." bark, tin
.' Vek - Wi le all bill llej. llsei-IIIH illlpo.-
bililo dial a week ago il was it formt of
i'Ver.-l'eeU ll'ees.
lieievcr lii ro was a eulvert in the I'oad
built of I.ijs nod covcivil Willi giotnitl, il
wan bin in .1 ; u!o ihu lv in lie' cm Jnov
road, leaving ti,e -r, mn, i ini:i,,w, in, n,
I W4 no kin i t life, i 1 1 In t' iinilii.it of Vi g
table. X,r und pal In, I;, vveio lying
along Iho road tanned lo death. ' "
1 11! 1. 1 It lull. li"l lb 'v.-..iiu l tho lower
Mu-tr Ii. .-il. , itli incut. 'J ho lo.id ihr.nigh
tin, btlih in. .a e tsl and vvtst. Tin) laud I
eli .Hi d tat W and i iilliv.ili d ub ml tluee
o u i. i "I it in! " on at h elc ul lite i i.i'l.
Ill ' lain) boll.. Were Malt, led ul. 'ii -t till
J r.'t I I a a d..l nn" of nu'-' -. N1 4
! Iiati.liii ii u' 4 I. nee In hli. 'i i.o i-l" vi
j Hilda tte0 bill III OUT 111 if kMihhlo ', l'l)
tiiiuip w.i bin oi I'l o , nu. I iii in my
l lliu t III p. lived li-Id. ill.) ktuillp wilt)
binned vutliily up. Imtiun h"ii in the.
I-Hill, I Mil. IO I llll I' "ll ll 111 I" I II. J llll
rial j Uu (lU
: , . . u.,,,,, o
IliUlne. W vi kilt ll
lliu load i'lc, and
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..j . . .. ....
in lb I I.ll I'UIIw va,:.'ii uiol )il led H
kpillll. I' li vtnov."l Id iho V l '"ll W.I.
I I',i. k!l ill ll l l dl "pH d III III. II pi'.pi '
pt.ll l, Willi IliU 11111)1114 oll,. llo III.
I liu 1I14UI U"i t" Ival'lilbu 01,. at, 1
(-,l M l. kll' llbl'l out ll 1 W In lo tbu
o k4i-l 4v'is v. oul-l 1.4 i Ui Ii, and at 1 1. a
oil,-1 1 11. 1 i. 1 l.ii 1I14111 lay lliu ii of tlni
III I of ll.u l"ll, .!".
.Si.i( by alo 10 niy fii in Ii iiiau (ni l
t d anu l),n-4-4 I Ion! , v illa, and
lev 11,10 ol I Ii" Ii 'l v . 1 4 liilli..
mi l Ui lu .I Tliiiiuli llii ui. 1111 ut luni
!ltltvf 4li I , ,l l ll.u tlatl lUlt Ml lw
add. 4-1. 1 14 tin di.tmi toil no) U11.1 1 y
an.i.iol. 'I Ut 1.11 diau iiil.i a link
UUud ainad wuvnij "I tH i i Ui
AME1IM
wont into tlio at ream, but wuro found dead.
Anno of tlio Inhabitants wt-ro burnml in
tlioir houses : tlmy wcro found cattcrcd
In tho Holds. Twi nti'-nlx bodies Xvtro found
in (mo Ilolti.
A Mr. Mny tvns fnund tltroo-qtirirtcrs of
ft milo norlhwcKl (if his house, his wlfo
niHittt the satno dislnttco nortli, nud his lit
tlu hny, four years old, tho satno distnnco
nortlienst. llio Newberry families, eon
'h'tiiiR of seventocn persons wcro nil lost.
.iii-v iiieu in-nr t'lll.ll oi -p. I irv nivii.ii
ft null nild llitvo fiirms. Old Mr. Newberry
was not found. Churl Newhorrv rnii
ft'jout hnlf ft luilennd fell, and his two boys,
l'tiniiiiir; liand in hand, wcro found a lit t lit
beyond their father, lying nid0 by side,
while wil'o nml mother was found on tho
road near n bridge. Klio forgetful of her
own suucrmg, Uh d to save her babe. Her
t'bnrt'ed hnnd wtis pressing n,c i,ad of her
ehild upon tho ground, so that it might not
nreatiK! :no lire. 'J'lio child's taeo was nil
time wns injured. ()no of tho Newberrys
was found dead in tho water tinder the
bridge. Wurren Chuivh, probably to es
cape a worse death, cut his throat with ti
jack knil'o. Charles Lamp took his wile
iind four children in a wngon w hen tlio lira
begun ; the. horses became unniaiiagenlilii
anil ran away ; the children were thrown
out one by ono ; Mrs. I.amb was thrown
out. Mr. Lamb was d mo-god Into H.o
corner or it Held, and was the. only ono of
that Intnily saved. Mrs. Caroline Kngland,
expecting to bo conllnetl every hour, vndo
lour and a half miles to lVshtigo, stood in
the water livo hours, saved threo out of
lour of her sister's ehildivn. nmlonvn l.i.- I.
to n dati"htei tho il.iv nlti e I ti t n mi,).
die. of .Sugar liti.sh, ti boy jumped into a
barrel ol rain witter that 'stood near the,
uouse, out seeing Lis lathwr und in-.: ,"
ft green turnip inileli, sturtoJ- " trieil to
but gettin:; badlv W ot back and got into
climb tlio fe'Yiu. The father und mother
tll,! J'iMiriied. Tho boy was found there,
two days alter, alive. ' Tho Davis family
Hoii"hl.'rc!'ugo in ft well. The curbing burn
ed, and tho whole family of six persons were
lost. They were not found for throe days.
Ono woman with a babe ten days old, and
four other small children, displayed nioro
bravery than many a nenoral on a bailie.
Held 'Mm gathered her children around
her mid picked the coals oil' her family as
thev Iell. She was badlv burned, ami one
..i i i, :i.i 1...1 .t oil tin tin tin iv
'l II I , llllltieil lllir, r.i... . . (
eseapi d. Mr. Tanner, sun- n-law ot A. 11.
Hart of Calutiiel county, tried to save his
wil'o and two children ; when his wife fell
dead, h' took a child under eaeli arm and
started on tlio run. Ilia children died in
hi arms, und llu-n he drew a Knife nud
tried to tako his own life. Alter stabbing
himself twice, and before ho could aeeomp
lisli his design, a limb of ft tree knocked
him insensible and thus his lilo was saveti.
I'-'siiit.i- on In IVsltllgo we union uu; 4e
porls pnblislietl 11,1,1 ,i,.,...o l,ut. : lainl itlca
"I'ti-.d liiss. 'sot a'sliel; of timber was I. ft
of tlio houses, and on the south side of the
river the only evidence ie'.t Ihal there was
otiet; a town there were tho posts of the
garden ft-iiiYs, which wcro not burned tn
close to tho ground but that wo could trace
the "inline of the fence.
ll was lepi'ited ihal one house was li ft
uuburued. This hiitise? was not eomjileled
only rough bonis inclosed il and yet it
did imt escape wiihi.ul one side being burn
ed black. It would be liesless to ntiempt ti
... e 11... ..
I oescripttou. ou can tinagmo 11 beauiilui
,111111 llitiving iitnge, witli its immense
. manufactories and busy life, now a waste
1 0r.--.1ud, tli ,'ortetl. The carcasses of fifty
, horses lay in regular rows as they had
i stood in their stalls, with sgntvcly a vi-stige
, of the building remaining. The pet. pie had
; only ten minutes' warning of the hlii i ieano
id' lire, and 11 1 lime to compivh'cud llu-y
I stal led for ll.e river, but were overlaid :i by
1 the storui of lire tun! left in lie- middle of
'the ttretb;. One man carryiim Ior wiii-,
, iipproacht-d the river, but the bl:-.sl drove
hitn over sonic obstruction, ami filling, ho
1 was separated from her. He picked up a
woman, suppoMii.; I.er to b-; bis wife, ear
lied lur to the rivt r and saved her. It
, proved to lie another man's wife, nnd lii.-
,11.11! was lost. One mail -v:is sieli of ty
j plioid fever ; a young man Mopping with
him look the tick man out back of tho
; liottso nud buried liiiu iu ll'.n Kind. He
was sa veil, atitl is rapidly gaining Lis health.
The half has 11, ,1 be, 11 told; '10 whole
v i'l never be known, Tho less of life in
! creases 'every hour. On lii. lay last, t.ven
1 ly-six dead bodies Were found in the woods,
laid Saturday Hiirty-siM. The woods and
Ileitis are lit rally full of dead bodies, and
many were bui-iiim; entirely up. We found
s, nne lei Ih, a j n k knife and u slate pencil,
ll must have been all ilia I remained of a
pr.iiiiiMug boy. Truly iu this oa iho
d ulvlii ss preceded the light. On Sunday
night, IK t.,!vr .l.li, ju.-i alter tie- chureb.es
Were 1 , sett, for ba'.f llll ll'ittr there leivlled
ihe stilluiBM of death. The sun, ko a, tiled
down so thickly that the 1l.11L.uss, like
IlgVpti ill, C'tild be iell. The'l caillO livhl
ousts of wind, and in ilm suuih was s 1 11
thlMUgli the siiiol,,- it 1 nl dai luu as I'.tinl glim
iners ol lilil. 'I let 1 .u Ii 1 leinli, d, nnd
the r i.ir of the appioit uing In.'iiiido and
lhn shock of ll.i- Lit nil J II, e I 1'i'l.e the a a
fill st:l Hess. one 1, mid 1. all.. i- the i.p-
pi oaehiug d.ineir, vi In n in nine si a bei
lie nl tie- ll d ic.iiisl m is upon liieiti. 'I he
lire, in ii m iddeiiiiig r in.'e, eoi.ld out ki t p
paeti with lite wind, and ti'ci s, u-id liotisea
i und nn 11 vvcie bloc 11 d.iw 11 thai lb y might
be inoie rapidly c iliailne d. Met, women
an I 1 hildi'eii n,.'.e ll; . liu In rush l.i.e a;,ee
iie tlii otigli iho il.in.i-, it ml t il ki par. ttcl
Lull! I .1- ll otln r. Ill lllIN leltll.le lilolllelil
nn 11 llioiijlil lln- liuil ,1 ' "' '
,1 ...1. .1111111. 1 Ihi bun. 1. nod tiny Isoved
ilu iti.-vclvi to oiler I heir laai prayer. More
luiglit bale beella.lVtd if Una culivieliou
li.l-l lint at i.ed lln 111. One mail galbcled
Ins I in, ily int. 1 In at. in , and iikigiiedly
vv.ilUiu in and li i in tint room, ii'vaitiu j
tlm a .vltil 1 "0,1(11, in ea, und, if lln) U--level
prophecy, had ibey led reaaai .r
tills Is 1. I '.' A lit) Id' lllll.ll... lll. I l,f
en an 1 in . 11 day til' l loll, und thick d u k.
II,.., 11 ll.e lic'l loli.J kj'li ld llp"ll ll.e
I lii.itllil.lllia. A bin lb Voiln lb is I no lln IU,
U" I Ii. hlio I l. Ill II It. a 1 1 in bin mill; he
land la aa lliu I'.lldi il 1 I I. I- II t b'lu Ilu Ul,
nud Ik l.iii.l llieiu a il. aol.tte w lUl, I in .a ,
)i , and li'ithiiin ahull 1 ,i4 lln in. the
Um .11.1111 e id I hi III I a lb" up) i.ll. line of
lei a. a mil ."i aeiin 11, ko al.ali liny I nil.
'lliu lallU a'it: tpliLu Ul'iiu Until Ilu II
li. ant, kl.-ill li-ti.l-le, and ll.u oii ; und
lie "li k'l.ill Ihi duk, and tlm kl.ll al. nl
a iil.-li iv lb, r 'iiniiu.
'I I,.; Is al il.il.l K'ltvl ll.u h a ill ill" Sig ir
lioall aildl'l .1,1 4 I 4l vlll llUllll. I. till
ll... i i.l ab ou I ily L.lii mv iv l-'Uii'l In
nu lb Id. 'I I., y l.i I lUd Iu llo) Iu Id hop
ing l l vti.ilHi, uii l llo ) MU llilo Ih" anial
pi nil p...b!e. lunl I t li -ll in j ali lii-.lu
lle II1411 UlMg laid. 14 .I'll'o
; iiiioiAii.(i,
X I'uat t'lanindiutu 1 WUf aio hnxt
, Wu'l'la likv Uibua I IWa um klu ala Ion I
o( l, livl.
Now Kcrlea, Vol. S, Xo. 84.
' Kcrl, Vol. !U,o. 01.
A MOJMS OX TIIK Itl.M II.
THF OftKAT.TOKEOF WYoMlNO HOW -TIIF.
WAOS RICIlVED Mns. Jl'DOK MORHIS's
IILS11ANI) A Will! COMMITTINC! II KH
srousu.
My last cavo in brief tho history of the
passago of tho "Woniun's sullrag'o n-t in
Hyoming. 1 will now g.'vu soma of tho
practical workings of woman stitVrngo and
woman .olllco holditur. Tim n
taken untler tho provisions of this lair u-n
tl-c. appointment by the .Secretary, as neling
(iovemor, or Mrs. Ksthcr Morris, of South
l'ass City, as n Jtistire of (ho IVitee. for
eSwect water county. Mrs. Mortis niiulilbd
"remilled tho usual fco of live" to the So
ciTl.iry, nnd entered upon the duties of her
otllee. Nothing unusual occurred for some
days; everybody was salislled with the
new Justice, and tho iie-v .lustieo with ev
erybody. Ono day, however, the wino of
bitterness was mined in tier cup of bliss,
and notwithstabdiiiL' her womunlv n.i
wifelv feeling, shn vu compr lled to drink
... oil m-uei II HI, Willi YlHB now iell lilt
charge or tlio domestic department of tbu'
firm, had previous to his retirement to the '
sweets Ol (tonus IC oec.-is imullu ..Li
with her Honor ncainsl. her Hmmr'a "ibv , 1
lord and master," that tried to v -" :
mantled u warnuit fr-.,fiut hko Cicsar
Justii-o hesiti'f."i tho emergency, nnd
of lhi3i(.,.OHsed into her lord's dominions, J
i-l . .r .. .l-n.,n,l lu.foto i
ami lier lol'lller master "'hhs1'1 "
a social glass with his friends. Tnkito' fld" ' ., "'V'1 ,,n'1 ,, ",!,,,r inlluetict s of lovo
vantage of this weakness, soma friT-nda ' "" "' !"'V .' "'n ,W(! "l,l,'"1 ,0 '
waited upon Mr. Morris onedav. and Imv- ! ?v,". ,ll:t K'''', i"e!ination
ing made Mr. Morris drunk, lead him into ,V,IS l"m t',,ns;' "''l ' tho business, moro
ft breaeli of the peace, then Im.lneduJu,,, ' V'"' Uh-
I'.sqiiti-e's oli-eo and lodfed n coiniduint. i .. ...... ,i " s . iffu stale of matrimony,
her fur trial. ,. . 'woman, liivolity is sueceetiett ny re tec-
Mr. Morris's head was not sullitaenlly ,, . nd reason reigns where passion helil
clear In comprehend ihe situation. IIo be-, j,,vioUhlv undisputed sway. Tlio care and
gun to assert his sovereign rights in con-; nxjeVn s of lile press il.enis-.dves inorti
tempt of coin l, until suddenly brought up jijUy ; i.v tend to weaken tho flVeetof
by tlio ollieer in obetiienec to tho Court's . .. H;,oUine nnticipiilinu of unmingled fit
order. .Seeing that things had changed jj,,-,,.. in (, umrriHgo stale, wliteh the
somewhal, and that Oilieinrs oceupaiiu ,
had been nt last suspen.leil. lie nccan iocn- ,
postulale fust with iho ollieer. until I'.ir.nm
ed by lliat functlonarv lhat. he had no ilis- :
en-lion, hut Wus lifting under orders Irom
t... (',.,,,t
Wlio is Hie Contt (hie) ?" imiuirod Mr.
Morris. On being; informed that the occii-
,t ..(' llo. tioooli was the .lutlge. Mr. M"i'
pain, oi liiu m oe.li or. . --- , ,
is looked at tho Justice will-, a puzzled air, 1
s n leliin- hish. a.l in nn clVort to collect
his s.Vi 11 eTeti thoughts and ejaeulat.-d, ' her
h r- h iY-sho is -that's l-sther-my i
,. ic. I'iboevou're. tlritiik. of oh, don I i
'-' J . . . . . .i...-., I
H,t In r me (hie)," ami no starien n n".
..1 ...1 il... ...M-oiinr I'ne (.iintellllit ol
l,i,ll lip 1110 .ii.-.....,. - ..- , j
court." said Mrs. Mortis to the ollieer.
"What have vou to say about it, ch f"
in Vl't ""' -on'.ix, singgering nicnao-.
ingiv toWaMi"ilaV dui'lge. ,iv I
"Vou will f,nd I have nil to sa) . mlU!' ,
Ollieer lock l im up," replied iter ni-nT-.-
Although badly mixed, Mr. Morris 1..
gan a parley :
"Now look here, Mr. Offe-cr, don't you
bo in a hurry. I didn't mean nnyl'oing
wrong. 1 want to, just tall; with my wile a
minute. Now. l-ls'thcr. what's tho use a
liioitu , you jisi gu tinwii oni o tin ie, nun
go heme and behave yourself. I'll tend to
.. ,, . . .... . ... , ... .1. .... ...i
ibis little 1 illlt'tillv itivs.cH. Now go right
along, tho babv wants uursiu-.!.
1 nan 10
give it Mrs. W'inslow lo get it to (deep
when I came down. He's hungry, for ho
won't use. licit old hotll,-, atnl I mm t
blame him either. The dis'iivs ain't wash
etl, no th: bi lls mad.! neither. And what's
m.iiv. 1 ain't goiu' to do il tiny more, now.
Vou hear thul. Now. start along."
Ily the time Mr. Mollis had delivered
himself of this, his tone had changed as
his feelings warmed from that of expostu
lation lo that of command again, nml the
ollieer forced lii 11) iiiio the rudely coimtrtiet
ed lock-up iu tht! rear of In r Honor's court,
and there Mr. Morris was left, to ivlUet up
on the situation, ami guzo upon the divid-
ing wall between himself and wife us the 1
dividing line between (nan's and woman" 1
lightii until i-this new dii t li-i.i'e oi.
O.i tlio following morning Mr. Morris
wan arraigned before her Honor, and iu lln
most sober and bubd-led manner, and with ,
the deepest lillluiil.llion, pleaded guillV,
asked iho pardon of iho court lor contempt,
and a vv ailed his seiileue,! with hutni'ii tlioii
and resignation. j
AI'ut giving tho prisoner a ('audio li c-,
lure, as amended by Ihe laws of Wyoming, :
her Honor imposed ihe Usual line, and re-1
tpiired Iho pri.i'dicr to give bonds to keep
Iht! peace, upon which tin-court gallantly
ollercil to lei him go, ami Morris vanished. ,
as -
WllllTlNii llniisKs. There lire persons
who think that iho spirit and tempi r of it
horse must bo J'l'nkcii In make bun valu.t- 1
! ble. I'rof. Wagm r in Ilis win k on tho 'lid-,
i ueatii'ti id horses,' says : 1
j "I would c iiti"ti tin, se w ho train or inn
! hon es, iig iiiist exciting Ihu ill til of Ihe
animal. Many fiiidt Ihcy are doing liticly,
laud are pi. aid of iheir sueei ss in l.nri-
ti.tiiiin..!, by in, an of sevue vv hipping, or
' olln l'iv iso 'rousing or stimulating lhc pns
1 sions, an I then li'mil liteesMl.y, crusbiu-.:
I Ihe viill, through which ihe nhisiunn' is
I prompted. No uiisiakc tan bcgiiatcr ihau
i Ibis ; and Ih'-n- i. n"lhiu.' that fully ex
j hibiu Ilm ability, iudj.n. ul and si id of ll.e
real le'i'M iuau n lie- can- and I u I display -id
in wiuu.ir: instead id lepili.n tin: tie
limi of the nnu I. Alih"ii-h it in i be in
I cessaiy lo us -ll.e vvbips nn. line 1, il should
alwa be api'be-l Ju lot ,i-lv, and
; i-uri. 'al 1 ' ' l" r"11'"' I'-'"
' klulia or 1 Hi ile lu Hid (.1 id, aim. ley,
I " I he IvgiMHi.ito an I I't't'i-i-r U of lhn
1 M hip la call u'ated In 1 pi laic upon the . use
1 id I ir nhii'i-l 1 u'ii'i ly. Tb" a h 1 li 01 und
betier ii.it it iv iiitiat Ih- it p.alid I iu tiain
1 ing a h"i'o a 4" 11 a la It in u a ihild.
1 A ii pt.'oi' i.ii'O in iy be mi icli il in' ilm
gnu,! 1, 1' a 1 i.ll, bui. if ini'y i:,.i pi Ma,
u iv e, i'n .1, 1 in- 1 bit I i if 1 111 in ! -viol Pi-
jltl I' Ola, l Ii. I H V till J 1 1U1 I I'lc, III I lull
, lie il. -li - luli d III the In nt i;t l.n lit ol a, it
kltivc, 1 iiui.l-.'t "Ha lent,,, ,,,y i,t h.. In, nil
Hi lit l-k id kp.'llliU l. Ul. I I. lie kl:...i II
. lll.lllV h 'la. l l ll ll.ll il yi ll'lv I b.llM I' I I'l
Ik, ap.ali il 1 y tv nig Iv til) ; d oil-1' 1 an I in -1
ll , m- ll.ll II .U llillde t Ii l -lla by b, lit; all it. W
vyilh II lll.i niiiv I'V l ill, llll,; III I', a at.i.l.
I b ile 1 1 I- 1 11 d I'l ll.i a- 111 .1.1 tuv 1 vie,. I
ll,e il in t i t i'-a ;i In linn nl, and llo.- 1 1
l.il imt buy ! k.i-ny pio-lu.vd l y ul
U4.;', h -! lliy Willi ll.u li 'ml Ion,
uud lb, 's 1 1 4 hi ;l.'y loiv oi. I. injsi i
,11111.1. Many I'llu i 1.11 ii.i-:l l bu nt ,1,
' 11 ii. h Ulv by ll " lot on UL- .mini, II '.'.r
aiitvv luni . .looil-l U. v. 1 Ui I. 11 aln I Ho y
b.ii.i U.u ii ll d ly Ibu al.ip 01 01l.1i
llii .in, Unlit l . llll. I d 'Hii by luldolij ' I
p.illiiij ll.u I,, .d lol I"'!, i"i y ' '4 M
pb , ni.Mi, 1.1 "iu 1I0114 of a hn li lit" am
I04I I t I. l It. in. ,l,U I, Ilu mI.iii In .. I
U ua.. a oh yi-Hl 4f , "i ll la I141 lo I d 1
III la. i,u (, ai l4 14UW Ilip4l4bi.l llil
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it.oe,i'j.isv..ir.iio!io.oo;io.oo,ou.(jy! tiuu
Woiiicu ut Tweutj-onc.
When a young girl reaches tho ago of 1."
or Hi years sho begins to think of tlio mys
terious suhicct of mul ri
delights of which her youthful imagination
slmilows forth in tlio most captivating
foi ins. It is nuido the topic or light and
incidental discourso among her compan
ions, nnd it is recurred to with Increasing
interest every timo it is brought upon the
tapis. Wht n Kho grows a li tlio older alio
Ceases to smaller about llinll'ill-onv norl
j thinks more, intently on the all-important
n....', i. it, rogrof-aea nor Itiouiil by day,
her dreams n nilit, mxl sho pictures to
herself tho felicity or beflig wedded to tho
youth for whom sho cherishes a scent but
consuming llituie. she surveys hen-elfin a
mirror, and, as it generally tells a flatter
ing tale, sl,b turns from it with s plrnslti'
conviction that her beauly wiil enable her
lo conquer Iho heart of tho most obdurate,
and that whoever else may die in a slnto of
'single blessedness' sho is destined to be
come, t ro many years roll by, a Imppv
1- ,i , - . ,
,mi "l0 f,f u ,0 20 Uo very
,vil!','!n '' ""''o lile. Jhiring (hat
... .....
"'"
i-liniw o to nass several veats liebuo
ho is caiiithi in the nicshcs of Hymen. Tlio
jHi tlmi Hie ma.iorily of woman begin
, i, lnol0 (,opglitt'iil when tin y havo
,uniw) t10 lli; f twmty. Tho gitltlinesa
. . , .t... i .. ..I'll...
ol tlio gill gives pince io nm noon. y
,,linii )ia, loriocil m its youuuui nay
dreair.s. In short, lo use a common pnrase,
Ut women alter twenty look before they
imp.'
To Maki: lii'TTr.ii '-Comi:." Mr.
lh-ailwaithe, an Intelligent and observing
farmer and gardener ol li'etlstone, Fayette
conl v. reln letl a Utile circumstance that
.- i ... ii ..i 1. .1 i,.
recently occurred m Ins da rj Unit leil U,
,iu. discovery of a very anj.plo i'J
gaiht-ring Hm seal'.tTt . particles d butter
i ihe churn into a ball or lump, tit er tho
luoeess ol churning nnu laiiuro oi an nu
: i. 1 1 ... I oil i .,
ather.
nary c.t..ii m "ie-
li's own
III. L-Il. l'l 1 " 4 1 o- " " ...
words:
About four callous of cream, from tlio
milk of four cows, ono ol wim i. miy
fiish, wo poured into. ."-umn churn nnd
tho 1 ibto- -' ciuini'.ng conlinued without
. ... i'uiissi',11 for tin hour n-.id a half, pro
ducing the usual quantity of butter, but in
.-mall fcepaialo globules, which it was
Anntl iinpnsilile, by any known process, lo
h'-cr into a lump. Wile scooped out
griiN. j orforatcil skini.ner all the butter
with.. nj,, eotild gather, and committed
pat'tiebs .,iik to Ihesivill barrel ; but pre-
. . . . v
nit- num-i ir. - -t
yious to Ibis 4 ion .
11 pint of butler-
titer liiitie I
tti 1 1 K lo (irttiK, anil 11 1 ling la
dropped iu a lump of siu'v.r and commenc
ctl stii'iing lo dissolve il.when, to my as
tonishment, nnd thai of those present, all
the remaining particles of butter iu the
measure at once gathered iuln a lump, nml
tpiitt! us much in ipnititily us one ordinarily
list s at a mi'.';!.
"Acting upon this hint, my wife, at the
.-. 111 1 : ii-.-iii.-i nn nt of the next churning, drop
pi d ("in iiitnct s of brown sugar into llio
churn, and in less Ihu'i thirty minutes 1, ni
ter was pr nltici il wl.ii h 'gaihered' without
llio least dilieiillv, and was not only a rich
er llavor, but. more of it than had usualy
been obtained from ihe sain.- ouantilv and
ilesi tij li.ni ofereani. -
;i'"''..-ii
He t."(
O'l'l .
A vot'Nti lady in Oil ('ily, IVnnsylva
nia, vv!'iie wringing out 11 tlivs-i. ran a
net . lie through He- palm of the hand, and
died in liv - tnlnutcs.
1. o was th" liisl Jockey 'i- Adam, for
he was the father id the race.
itcu'.'co,
I Vum ti' l.itit;' ti'iru'.t. I
1'ti 1 .Mo Ilii'.Pti::.- I'.nv and lav in ice
water fornu hour. Choose the largtst ann
sotindesl po tallies you t all pel for this dish.
At the 1 nd i f an luui. pare, with a small
knl if, round and round in olio contii tmis
1 tilling strip. 'I lu re is a!s 1 11:1 instrument
for this put pose, which cnsti but a Iride,
nud will iln tin- work diiily nnd expi.-di-'
iiinisly. I laiiilie wit ii can-; fry- a li-vv ul
at a lime, for b ar ol'enl iii-.'l.-iueut - in lard
ot claiill. il dt ii,ings ; dram, and ariango
lisatly upon a inr.-u ll il tlisli.
Arri-i" ovKi.i'.rrK.- six !ai-;: pippins,
one l.ibli spoi.iitiil btilii r, t lilt e i-gg t, live or
hix t.'.blespnolilllls of stl.'.ar, Uiltnii-g In
tide, oil'- le.siii!!iiftd I ..' IV .Iter. Slew
Ilm apple VI hell you have puled It lid Oted
Ilu in. as fir apples el v, Is at tiietii very
i ll iiii, til v hli,' let , ad till ; the I'll let", all. Mr
and in it in When el f.-etly e ,l, put ith
I he 1 ; v. I ich aboil d !' whipped lil'llt,
ye ka ..ml vvbilt hi fil. ill I . I'lll ill tlio
yelVs li i nt . lie n lite roa.i water, lastly ll'w
vv bitis, it'll p'"ir in' 'I' bahe-dish,
,.l. i, I.. ii In 1 It l. .lion, I uud butt. red.
II il,.' ill a tuiiib tati-1, veil in. til ll is ih lieale
I, linitvind. I.atvvanii n a lea .r leu,
vv ah Iu tl, nn In, ad. ll la belli r f"r child
n n nls" for Iln u' i ld, ta than t ako and
I t i l l .
I'm -I'l III 'III. IvI S I llll, ill i.. ("c in,
ll i.ll, nit I i ll lln the 1 hli lo ll, vv lilell II -. d
le t I e .-i I, inli r as I a r ".in ii.'. l ay lb. in
in i'i a id w itii ,,r lull an b air. I'm
tie in I.l .1 p'l 1, I'll iiem.lt ,,!. silu f,
1-nvi t l!a i.i, ai-1 b.nl a p. '.ui I nf k ill a
I lit llil I 'nil a I l i pa. Coyer ll',- ly , Hie I l
Ilu iii I.i ti Vi i y al-ny ly i In u ati a fa ui
tin le ti", li the I 'M . a ill-' I' lob f. I b lVe
Ii. d ll.i, I., I ( 'i Una pup -a, lint ruplll
1 I ..ii i- Ii eli' kli am.!. I". I I hi y Hi le ti ll
ii. 1 ui.. I p. d a leu if. in. Only put limit
nil III k aviii, iin.l 1 o. a l iy !nly. l
H i y c '.,li 1 1 l ll V I 'lulu ll uud alniiik llil"
till, .it ibli .ii . VU. li li ltd. I , ii'ld . 1 hop
1 . I mil i-t nl Ivvn, pti.iiy, iind 'l sl
t -I . r v I ly ti .' nu, an I a i, u u I, t. In at
1 I o I oiin, aiii lu 1 ! 11 m nil nl Innk, lo
aim h I111-' '-ill 4 lib , I di b- -lb a i--'
nl 1 4 ' I ill apo I.l,, . id .Cm. Ii'll up
l i - U i h I I 4 ,'., il .po a. I.tl 1. 1 butler. l
1 in ;.' il.. 1 ),i. 11 1.1 ii y iu a ib p liaauj
dull ; p .4. 1I.4 i,l 11 i'ltl ll.uu l kne
In lb. a, ii in u l 1 1 .. a 1., ie U4I' it 1 a.4 I
a l b I l i I. d lei'i I. ll I U l I 1 vl-p 101I a
li v bi'-.'ii In a 1 lb- la I li 1 , ho I ill 'p a bl
I u at a loot inli U-.' 1 u;. niiM .nl iln
a lol.' I b.il II ii'4 1 In .1 1 . n'y 4 I y 1 In
, ly U I 'IV ll I I "I I'll I Ul at U,UJ H I I III
j of ilia 4u, . I .hi ii p-'i ii. w apl t I
lln ay w.ll lid vmlla, 4 lb '!".!
d-i ll.i j ii u I 1, 1. if in,-
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