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,~ Adams Coun .
. UTUAL FIIKEJ'SSUIIA NCE v,
DI Incorporated Murat; 11, ”5
OII'ICIII. 1
I’rqidml—Genrge .‘fwope.
Vu‘c l’ruitlmr—S. R, Rune”. ,
hsr'ewr-D. A. Bnolfler.
Tanya—David. M'Urenry.
Buam'u Commute—Wuhan. )[c
King-Andrew Ileiutzelman.
, lamina—George Swope, H. A
09b Kinz, A. Hointz-lm‘m. 11. If
A. Warsh‘qll, S. Fahnr‘smrk. Wm.
Wm. B.Wilson, M. Eichrlherger.
’Jolm Wulford,‘ IL A. Picking, .\l
Jnhn Hornet, R. G. \lrerouy. S.
I'Crury, Andmw I’olley,Johu
Hersh. ‘
“'Thl‘fi Company iI "united
“an: lo Iha county of Adams, I
uecouful opention far more do
and In thlt period has [mid all .
pgnlel. m’tltoul any unummlJuvi
Inrplu’: cnpiul in the Treasury
pun; employ: no Agents—n“ I)
done by the laugh", whom-o I'n
ed by the Sloukh‘ulden. Any pr 1
an Insurance can gmsly to an; 1
ammo-l Manager: forJurlhcr infor
fi‘l‘he Buullli'.‘ Gmuminee
ofico oftho Company on the In
In our] month; nl. 2,31'. )1.
Supt. 27. 1353. _
' 1A Ready Mgr]:
. " IN'SIIFJM’GI
] ()0.(WI HD.—-\Ve Inn
house )ately m-cupfed' by Klinofcl
i (‘o.. with a determination hum
mullet priru fur nll kin-ls of (fin;
find u. Inupllcd wm. I'LASTE «1‘
..n ‘kimh. (.uucmuas, Wil’olesH
LI'yHHEIL ('UAL. and «not! nthcr'
I‘lnl’ of budneu. in!!! m file In
WK!" for Cash. fill! and examine !
yrinyu tic-fur! purchnling pin-who }
hmuL. umSKgmu
April 21, 186]. t’ - ,_ i
The Great Disco
? THE Affli.—4nflnmnulnir
O Illlclimfilism can he rum-Ii h
MILLEII'S CELEIHIATEI) kin-2U
. Tl'llfl. Mun, prmnilw'nt citizen.
the mljnhflug roumivy hxnu u
granc unlin. Its sun-(gas in lihe
yonl'fluu been hfllheriq unpnru"
bpcrifib. inmulnch to Hie puhl
run" 1)!" hullle.‘ Fixr sale by nil ‘
Horckeepen. l'rsimred only by H
Winch-Mia and mum ltrucrgisLl
A-iluu county. Pl,. denier in Drug
'Uils. Vanish, Spirits, Puinlr. Dyl
'leJ Hill, ’Euanru and Tim-m
~ (Hun. Perfumery. Pam-n: “admin!
WA. I). liuehln-IJ is the Age
lint; tor.“ H. L. liilu's ('rlnbrum
Mixture." 7 . ‘ ' [June :1
' _ NewlNational L-
KVEV AND THIUCVLJTHNTIIS
S TILEASI'II’I VH’I‘ES nnw re
cry ll lhp uffire of JAY (‘UHKE
pr‘lNa. .l H .\‘aul/I‘ T/I‘rd Hired, I
Pursuant lo inulnmiuus from Lh -‘
Hm Trouurr. tho Ru'nsn-rlpliou ‘
KIHV NATIONAL LIIAY of 'l'r ‘1
inc-arm]: interest at the mn- nfaer
Iquihs per cunt. per annum. will ‘
nl. mt oflirc. No» “4 H THIRD 3‘
further nnlic‘e. from 3-.\. 31. till 5
llu‘ndnn till 9 P. l. ' 1
, Thcn'fnutea will he of the clan
FIETYDH‘JARS UNI-2 Hl'VDllH
THElllisnklehlmhl‘um mm
hullill“. and FIVE Tllgll'SAN‘l
had He undated l‘Jth ofAuzTnsl.
an gold. in; ‘hree Fun.‘ 0r ("MW 1
Iw’tmy yazu'a‘ six pu-n what. In‘“. ‘
(I! (he hnldvr. EH‘I) Trouury X:
en coupon: Mt u-hed. .whirh run I
cull-[cud in gold M,lhh “i‘nt n er
and at. the run of out cent per dz;
gr dollars. ; /’J
l'ymenti n! luhqnimionn mu
:1” pr l‘heeky, or Hum Many]
huhin Rmkq.
Put-nu n- A window can [J
l'riénvls. lhrnugh the mall. or hé
through ll:_nk|. Ind llu Trrmur’r‘
immodintely dehwnoi, or sun!
scrflgc‘r as 'they may lan rullv nllr-f
l'nrtiea anluimz mus} :uldzthv.“
l9th:of Auguu, [he than of lII}I
Hm dnvth‘e remlnunre reno‘ws ('1
due rate of one cent WW Ilny‘un :
inn. Tnly to or HI‘JI‘?FI
AV '(‘(l(lK|’..~\‘\lhm-ripti
_ Cure ol'JAv (‘ousg 1; U 1
's'!) 1H Suuth Third St
' Oct. H, 1861: '
Tailoring. -
‘ Ol‘ifl Kl'\HH-ZRA.\'T respe-
T; his friends and the pub“
commenced ’tln TAILURIXG bu
i‘mla btreet. Gettysburg. It the
Beininger,‘ where {he hnpu to re
almrrol Oncouragcmenx. ‘ "e mi
wurk In fit. and the making I.“ b.
He in xeg‘nlarLy in uceiptpf the‘
an: ho rill be able to plan nu‘l
himalrial. V, , ’
, Q‘Lanis Kummomm nlno » 4
‘Bpou u’fi Suin- frnm Clothi ~
line. Ind at galleria dmrgeu.
(nullified, _ [ n
jury mat-move tnb:
7. “gun Jr"
(funny—MlA“ I’lcindre. (Fan
Inmiltonbu-T‘Wm. McL’Jeaf, Mon
fl‘yronen—Jncpb Bowers.
Stnhln—Sam’ot Wcuume, ['l
Wm. Tfiomun
Mountpleunnx—Jnl. A. Smith, I
Honhtjoy~Henry “rider,
HL-.tty§bm——l. E. Hall.
Moanu—Jlsso ‘5l. Nuuoq,
Fonowngo—llhoru Slnglu‘.
Franklin—lune Rift. . '
Luimore—Dnniel G:\rdnor.
Buick—George B. Kiwi“.
{'nion—John Baker. ‘
Germany—John Rider. 3; ‘
Buwickxnnp—Toh Kinnemnndj
Bonding—Jacob Han".
Oxford—Edgnr Jenkins. ‘
Huntington—Jacob .\rn’tsberqtr]
Cumberland—George Spanglcr. 1
Hamilton-.Sunnel Alwixie. 1
Quinn. Jung;
freedom—Andrew White, ,Wm. ‘
Cunherhud‘Dlv'ld Hazy, Wm.
«Hnajxmnn. ; . ‘
lountjoy—Snnu'el n. film. mfnex Shnfev,
Humihonbn—Afidrew archall Andruv Low;
Daniel Bieuqk r. T“ ,3
Hgnfinglon—Jnh C. Stephens. iAbmhn‘m Al
pqr, Jothfille of Levi. Gobrg’p ,P. Wenvir.
Liberty—[nae H men-Abnlmnq' Kriu.
Tyrant-71:41:01: Harm-n. J cob Hunk‘. .
an’din—Ll‘etn Bablitg, 3min in Durdorfl’.
Henna—“grid Dull; lush Xi! 6r. '
ugnilwn—aniel Ruhr, Henry, Stock, Chu.
.Klnnk- ’1 3 ’ '
Guggny—L vi Crebs. . i
llo'upplnunt—J. JV. Mnghu‘Pn, Emunel’
Rudilil. , 1
Beiwick ”._'-Dank! Buchef, Bej’nnrd you.
Union—Jermain!) Gin. Peter Wdlf. '
Strung—Henry A. Picking. by. G. Gilbert,
Samuel Gillihnd. Alexander fllcobo. ‘
gulnr-TSolomon Ofncr. . ~
prim: bah—Joieph Wolf. “elk! Mayer. ,
()ouonge-ng'uel ~G. Sncorihger, chob
EKindig. ' I
finding—Snug“! larch. Jnor Dicky.
Chord—Henry J. Kuhn, June: Townsend.
Mrlfinrz~fidwud lenchy, John,L- Tue,
' what” Win. , - [on 21.13%,
i YSON BROTHERS have congundyon bud
. F 1311! unortnyznt of plgin 'und, flncy
9‘- Fig“: 95:1". gold and Plued Lech“.
”5. Cu s'l V ich m um: I: m It
thng‘lflowpriccfi . 61: _g
E
LL
arrearages
I a’unlmtu.
. moan and
ltd. directly
bmfllinhmem
4n the sign.
)MPANY.-
Dr H. J. STABLE
44th. YearJ
grdy, Jacob
B-xehluJl
'unly. Tho!
f ‘ 503112 @1152;
'- WEOIc-Ilyn
[bdiel um
i IT. Wrigm
‘ . Rnuell‘ D
ickiug, J. R
;n inopor'n
' ha) been in
E I ll: years,
use: and ex
{; Alan glnrge
.“Llh up your bonda, de mugs; and be
lift up. In ovvrlnapingdoon. pud the King of
glory shy!” romc- in. Who is the King ofglnry?
“when! stro’ng and mighty; even: the Lord
mighty ii. battle.“ ‘ K \
' Thev‘Oom-
Him-u being
’ unlly elect
mu desiring
1 r Ihe «have
ntiun.
l'nbnr your‘gmes,—mhellinus world! .
For (‘brjal'n blunt banner is unfurled.
.\nd ’ncath its fuldl (igd's hosts Illall fluid,
Made firm‘ In romhu! by! I-huud, . I
Until'with loud triumphant y r: ' .
flisvmnnnul slum ‘he rnigcd I high,‘ I .
‘l': AIMS": your turrets b d. ‘
l'nhnir y'our gnten, doomcd'worl i Before
Jehovah's ”Huh glmll null your more;
Your’lnutlcmfiuu llc'll fil‘éakin twain, _
Your l’onstcd‘strenglh Ihnll Allfin vkin
Conteul with Ilia grmt miglu : i-fiis breath
Shun quLyom-‘vnunted troop! with death,
“ .\ml‘v’sprfild'forth dire di‘lufilf.‘
cm at {he
Wednesday
.\IV “34513
. taken the
r. Bollinger
' the highpat
.. \'lnlfwill
(REASON)!
and lleuil.
rficle in our.
«at Jn-snible
ur stock and
Quickly uubnr your gntu,——lor seo ’ 3‘
For you Hun- run" is offered free! I ';
7m l And on the purvhmenb pure, is [need '
and-"hrnnic - .\ Pumas, the sign of pnrdorling grace. ‘
’, u-im: U l). {'l’is by our royal King's behest, , I
ll.\Tvl_(' .\EIX- ribs: with lhll merry you are Most; “' l
"r "”5- “"4 Then sign the Ign'ing scroll. .
zlified‘ In in , ‘ I I
ll‘lllll“ “m,“ Lulnr your pencils, ere too late; - '
Ilrlell by am- :llclusnl—signa your andfe’u fate; 3
“~ ‘l’fh'o 50 ~4‘ling ton gigging Savior‘s love, ", 3
lugglltl 2.23.1 (Ir torturing misery you'll prove.‘ J , -1
L 221"; 3141;"; ‘Gml'sjllsticémp'ul'lns Ilia rebel soul; ' 1
, f'hrmirnh, ‘Angl whil’}. ctcrn ul “'6! roll, ‘ g
‘ will“?! bl'l- ‘ ' No page: nlmll quell its woes. ,
1“}: 121?“, Immy,‘proud worl-Il Ypuggntcs‘nploldl ‘
{‘in (lenys— .'l‘lul Conqueror comes ! “A: charge? bold!
d lilncuumt'c lle breaks your lnlrsr—subdnes‘uull foes,
I 1,5,5" ‘f "I And loud "uh," Victorians grows.! "
3h.— __ ‘: \l'lio i,‘ ll“. Kirig SI) g'luriousp—whl‘n ?- . l
PHI! ““1 l’Tu Christ! l our gates llc passes llamas-hm
«lv arm“. I And God supreme,—’lle nullgns! ’ 3
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FIrCO
lhélmlrll'vhl-q.—{ .. 0 ; - ‘
~ orre urVn \ . ‘ ' ‘
lsgfllmrrllnnmm. ,
uurv \ den. ' , )LD . ‘ :
in 11:61! three- l- _ 7-” -~:; 1., ——-- ‘-- ,-,__,. -~-: - “l
':l'&'i饑n3l.’f;'{u CHANGE IN THE chsmom. :
l‘ M" and on 1' .i'f‘lfifio‘s up 11:1: ti-ying nny lufiner to wit
‘ mlnnnon of Lupe I'm-sum," muttvred this indivigluulfll
‘ "”‘gl‘lflq= both-r half. as 'lhe sat in tlxé corner 0f
HERILELE, fimn-knchen, rapidly ‘(livost‘rng g chicke
mu, [HF-"h; ' ufjxs' (mum‘s; “ I’ve worked qhd slnv
rtihle ‘i‘nlo n myself‘l6 death for lnlnl nml his-'ll. and al
‘ ”'l' Win" 1!.“ “My“ I’ve had m- the luatfiftoq
cg )msénter- , - . . 1
"PM "mum years. has been short word: and general
sh montfm‘ ‘szwlin’hq‘l fwlfiirfindinl. unlil now ‘1,"1
0“ “ch fif- ‘Jmt dc-termiui-d to sand out. :ulil’luu'o my»:
own 'wny. or hit things take their run!“
muryl: and he‘ll find. after all. Melissy
'l‘.:lmtt lam gotfonw spifit in hef that egg}
1w (‘l‘llahed out wit h-ull his abmin' spud ng~
hi: made in
J the Phila-
nit. h♦ their
'3 «inn-1 ur
Nan-i win he
a mu'h‘auh-
gm mt xon
I > “To think he should have the heart to
‘refusv me a new: carpet after he hint finch
‘ good hwk with his film“ crop, inn}! K’l jest
slaved mfselt' throughghnn'uatingtnud got
'ulong with onn girl. h ‘ ‘
lin‘er‘cs'. from
Ithe ufoxns, to
H'ldenih‘hl. u
|uch firm" LlOl
“ 'l‘hejnnre‘ that man gets, the stingier
hegrowsrnml were i-m't a woman among
all my m-quuiméinccs that would stgmd such
grommet“; and I won't. I'll put my foot
clown from 1M: moment.” setting"; (down
most émphaticnlly that solid [mania-Ii of he:
manly perm}: on tbekitchen floor; “i'f Isaac
Parsons-won't. come to‘termsfl’ll quit him
Mbnt's all!" ’ ‘ 1‘ , x
n Agent.
.. Rnnkun,
cu, “filed
{fully ‘nfdrms
! Hun. Ilq iu
'inosl, in PM.
lid “and u! I.
' cite a liberal
grunts II“ hli
1 lubsqntial.
‘r Fashion‘s. so
Hutu. Give
Mm. MeliSHS' Parsons, had been a‘ refmark—
ably pretty girl in her youth, 'nnd thirty
sovm yew: bid mnde'b'er a fair “(10019er
woman. i - ‘ l r . .
Her husband .'"“ A somewhat phlegmstia
man. stubborn my] npinion'pted; and-M his
early life and social atmosphere lied not.
enlarged or softened his alienate!“ the
hardest and mast disagreeable part of.it ex
panded with his years. He loved money,
and on the ae>thetic partial“ his nature had
mailer been 'cultiubed, he re‘gurdea‘it as
wutofulness and extravagance toi irfilulge
iu much grace or beauty of surrouildiixgsg, ..
Still there was another side to this—min.
llis affections were deep and tender-gm] a
judicious and loving woman ‘coulf have
reached and influenced him to nlnfisft any
degree through these; B t, Mrs. Pumas
never understood her huslidnd. She was
on impulsive, highapirim And really
warm-hearted woman. with a. good deal of
petty social ainbition, and she and her hiss
baul} were constantly jarring each other‘
Yet all these yeors the barn soul‘store
htizse, the lands and gold of Isaac Parsons
increased. and God sent children—two boys
M a girl—t 9 none: the hearts of the father
and-moth». and ta be to themjangela of a
no! covenant of household pesto and‘ ten
devw, But. slas! alas l the sweet. faces
Ind ell the beautiful ministrations of child
hood never ncwmplishad their missionl;
end. with hearts and tempers fueled] and
soured, and worn. Mr. end Mrs. Parsons
counted the years growing over them, and
both felt thaw their marriage hsd been s
mistake and o misery. and with blind eyes
[that would not see. and hard hearts that
would not. understand, each blamed the
other, and.mutqn.l recriminswn only pro;
duced fresh bitterness,
At last. a crisis page. Mrs~ Parsons had
‘set. her heyt that autumn upon s new par
lor carpet; which wss in povise unreasonnr
ble. and in which her husband ought to
have indulged hep ; but the manner of the
request, which was in reality a mmmand, at,
once roused the inherent stubbornness of
the man, and he flatly refused her. Then
followed passionate words and sngry re
torts, till the husband nd wife ”purged
with mutusl bitterness and rage. .
. _nves Grease
~. in n phort
Satilfartion
ct. 4, 1861.
Term.
‘ mm.) 11
an Sénbroékl,
flip Bestraer,
♦Uiel Lynch
. McKee,
Ron, Gem-u
I-. 1
WHY/en for Ike Compiler.
Till eonqvnnon.
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II
A @EMQ©RZATB© [AWE FAMULV mwmmn
But now. as Mrs. Parsons; took up her
donuded chicken and plungefl‘ it in a. pan
of hot wager. her eyes glancedwn the mag.-
zine. which by on the üble,’ and they set
tled upon cl“); passage. which: completed a
abort skotph); 1‘ Who, when h§ waslreviled,
revnled Mt ‘ggaln. but commuted his cause
to Him \vhdjudgeth righteoui
And mm “ma. stifle, sail
In'-baking :voice, thrqugh that
Mn. Pursémy. , She had read! '1
arable times: before, and théf
no special manage ‘or mean
God had dent his nqgel to M
heart. and in} a moinent 80h;
real sin and; wrong of hei- 11‘
coinfi‘inted her: ’ i
Shésut Hdwn in a low; chair
en table. and roared her fo}
hand“ Tlpa‘hnrd, fi‘etful, an‘
out {minimi' (bio, and was xi:
M)fl';/tlum§glltfu expression,
shi e huhg in yearning, grll
beauty about her
3 And then the’womnn’s meqll
.
to her first qvqunintance with
—~‘he bud chb'tenlmr from {mi
others. “hair-min! her that F
find how tln'fse early days of?
ame nvér‘ tljlo mftined honrf l
is the first wings oflhoipring‘
tho 50ml); nfid go mftly oven"
spniring enréh. Than she RH -
[pore n lihyfitreumlouq, jnyfd.
nftnr, len'ninbz on the strong a
heart. tomb, m sho‘gnve hang
truntingly a wonmn should
Ami she mnmlmed Hum
He later. whirrrher proud a‘nd
hmbn'nd bréufilxt her k 0 thé
lmd been hi ‘fntller's. 11ml Ho
while the nimght or her ban
t‘m great MI! fag-ni house féii-
t m wits outmf her
She moané'm make it n mlvte t and happy‘
me for [(3 'lfl Etrsons. Sltpé emembered,
- though' gimd all happen 1 yesterday, ‘
19 little pigms and cnntriHn ceq gho had
why {or his Eur-Fri“) ant‘l‘ t, éir 'mytunfl
mrnrt. L E j' ‘ .5 I
But tlzc§nl§nrrel mime. "hr fivollfljhe rm
n mnhcrmk it!. and how clearly ~ho sp‘w now
t .c- room. npd sinful part Am; Ind mm in
t 1:12 ! ' If ‘slie had controflérl her énmpor
t‘l‘en—ifshei hind only been fr ”a E Im
fiont, forhflnfing nndflfnr'ivyn .‘ in-I «id of
being prom? and lbasfinnat'e, fretful and
stubborn ! 1‘ she hwi onlygb< me It'er wo~
mun's hunk-he. and done hp}, nmnl 's duv
tic-s! ' More PM! wife and thql otheb‘ broke
down; Hhe huried‘hnr facein hbr‘apmn,
mid c 339?! lilfe‘ a child. ,- ‘t f ‘
Mrs. Pug-_sqns was anenerg‘ptfic', (1e ermin~
94] wonjam 'nd when she hind; one, made
up her [nip-{on nny ‘ curse fiofl Inctifm, she
would not gihrink :{nck ‘frl‘o'lfim it.’ What
wbnt on in tte softenéd womia 'anjyt th'at
morning. ns he sat, with he'l- ron to her
Dy‘cs. rocking to and fro in }h rln chair,
and Hm nwéc-t. rm‘tlpsu antihivle an about
her—what {sm on in. the _ uan's hoften
ed heart. osty God and the nels fine“.
"Are‘you fired, {W 2” ;. ‘
The farmér mu Wiping hislle “c and hands
on the brow“ cmsh towel wl‘ic hui‘ag near
the window. He wlus a tallislfilwartxmus
culxu innnfsmi-‘brownegl on‘ vfieatbgr-beat
en. yakt he had keen, kindly civil, and ,the
hard features had an honbsti intelligent.
ex‘pl'ewion. Mrs; Parsons {kw-‘5 capinz 3'
lmfof rye bread at the kitohlon mblet Her
husband turned and looked. at hen; mo
ment, 3.! itlmugh he. half ddubted whether
,he had heard Might; ms fifb’s fake was
bént ove'r tflegbread, Img! 11 cqujd got too
it; but thp wdrda came a. seéond timb—
:" Are ybu‘tired; Isaac 2” {i V ‘ ‘ '
'lt was 3' long time since 1?. Panda: had
heard thin softéquiot voice" sfieal aver: his‘
hang. like a wind from film ilwuligf his
you-th. _. - ’ ' .1‘ i :
u ' "i 411! v’
"\Vell.:yes,l; do feel kiid 'P‘ tdckered
out: 1&1;th work to get. in (lil thht corn
with one hapd besides Randi-. 23 v. ;
' “I reékohed so; and I t whit I’d broil
the chickpn: for tea, and ha e the sweet po
mztoec, as you’d relish them best soft
iKr. Parsons did not say‘ one wo‘ffl: he
sat dowrr had tori]; the weel+ly papergout 91‘
his pocket. but. his thought; were tog busy
9.? allow hiin to road. He knew very “@lll
b s wife's avlerSionwto broiled hh‘ick‘a'm, and
me the kitblmn was her nndiq‘pxitfed territory,
he mu; obliged 10 mlme and 1:46 hisi
chickens ( agent], Land his ‘ came. jawed
up in sauce, notwithstandir; she W* per
feeily swam that he preferred the fpnner
broiled and l the latter beheld; and thiakun
uhuai deference to his taste feirly struék the
farmer dumb with astonishment; 13d he}
sat htill end wuiched his wife uehe hhrried
rfmm thepantry to the table, in her preps-i
rations for we tea; and than thereon!»
acros- him the memory of some of the hush. }
angry words he had spoken during: theix j
querrel that morning, and the word! emote ‘
the man’s heart. ‘ 1
And while Mrs. Parsons was in the§midat
of taking up the daintily broitpd chicken,
two boys and a girl burst into the kitchen.
“ Hush, hush,” wound in among the ob
ntreperous mirth,‘ke a silver chime, the
soft voice of the mother. “ Father'g busy
wading the pnpér. and you'll distxifl: him.”
Thu children were silenced :Lt bnce. not
in fear of thé reproof, but in wonder at it;
for the Wife as widom consulted her hus
band’s cuts and convenience in thine small,
every-day matters, which nuke the happi
ness or irritation of our livai, :3 ha: did hers.
In a few moments tho ‘ hungty family
gathered rdnnd the able. ‘Therefwas little
spoken It the am]. but. I softeni kindlior
atmosphere seemed to perv-do éhn room.
J : ‘
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GETTYSBURG, PA-, MONDAY, NOV-_lB, 1861-
The children {on though they did not. speak
of it. i
“ Are you going outJlhis evening. Issue 2"
“ \Vell,‘- yes. I thou~ ht I‘d strep round to
the town. Want uny’thing at the stqre 2”
continued Mr. Puso s. as he tried to but.
ton hisioollm- before t no small. oldofnshion»
ed looking-glam. wlnc nuhognny frame
was miounted with . -ughs of aver-green,
around; which sou-10v berries hung'jheit
charm pf rubies. ; ‘ ‘
US
: atilli nor-em.
am), soul of
lhem! innum.
hagd§for' her
I g; #ut now
I{h in her
this; of the
rosei up and
\
But {the nun'sé _ I
after sévenl ineflfictu I
plish his purpose, Mn:
hand with an angry",
would-hot work.”
“ Let me try, father.
pod quickly to ho;- hu
moment her hand I: .
tqry bdtton,
I y hm- hitch.
iuenvjinn her
I kwpnt
, e fi-d-by a
d fihe sun
ttn. 1 shifting
Then she smootb‘e
of hlaék hair, which
sunburn! forehead. pn
soft fingers felt very p
mer’s brow. and wok
sweet inemories of « ti
fuel' them fluttering l‘
irngnt back
I sanc'Parsonu
mg 335001? of
0d fn'rlune—
oir'céurtnhip
L» tlnejavoman,
ome hp from
’11:» bare, (m
‘ hmblf opoc
pride“ gt the
i ant} tender
1 f ghrl‘l'y and
, his hair. 1
He lnoked‘ on flni
nozu ih his facaand
eye, which In; liqtle
softness and the 'u‘ni
warm and tender; in ‘
which hudJlot for‘ y‘en
iLs sxvéet water. She
impulsively and ki»
\pne ‘who had w‘iln'esse
soene would scarcely
the married life-(of; I
wife chanted tlu-cé
omlng a lit-
nppy young
ous‘e which
for‘ a little
miq'tress of
frightened
FlZi2
The , woman's mine
shy blunhes as a girl's
Parsons seized his ha
the hquse without 5p ‘
with q_mixture of 'm 1
fining idueper, on his
scribed. “ I
‘ But at last lJe‘chnrs-t
lered io himself, a}
Hunt. :w‘t—lfiuy '«ho slim
Parson}: mid anything
meant git. 4
at ‘ 41- a 1 I
'l‘hn cumot of nnjot
rolling its "Mums nfll
the nflounmim, vrlile 1
Parson: rolled into th ~
been a‘lbtgntnnll day “I
supper" had been 11km
hour. hm} the chiMrei
and impatient. I l
‘ "0 fmhorl what? h'
they all clamor-ed, 114,1- ::
tugizihg an immémd b
“It H 3 sométhingLfo
dron,”i mpg the rag]:-
=
Atthis moment M “I
kitchen. Her huanh
and n brqadth of ifig ‘
upon the-floor, thrg'm
groundwork tmiledp i
leaves-ha. _most £3.st .
tern. I ' I
Isaac Parsons turh
-—"Ther9, Melissyig
pet you asked me flbr
I mékon there ain't .
in West Farms.”
A quick change yrs
face. Half of joy, half
“ 0 Isgac!" Shy}.
strong: man's neckfiu
TheE'triq of childl‘en
ed onivin ntolid em 1
sight of their faces W V
recalldd [gale Pawn
"Coma; come. mbt
voice was not just It- 1
now like this; I'm: I
ngw, gnd want my in}
thing but put up my
09' to' (but impatient q 1
yard. 1 ‘
So the new onl-pet
of peabo to the house i
Whilq other: sdmi - uj
its quflity, it spoke: to}
a story of a." that wh
may aocompliih. A i
muéh} prayer, the {fl 1
pudo'p, sud ”“113!” , was 9% Int achiev
ed; aim this mu :1 t mpliphed in uday,
or a month. 'or a'yl r bu]: the "small leav
en thit’fiaveneth‘i; whole Hump." work
ing silently and a re y‘, completed at last
its pure and perfecf ork. and in the farm
house; of Issue Purim reigned thelpirit of
forbexixnbce and sclf- liu'quisiimentmf gen
tleuen snd lo‘ve, fw ich mu giv,en unto
thosei “who fear 6 and ,kgeep His holy
comlénndmeliu." 5 3
-—~»-~———¢ o—--—-—- ,
“An Indim ' pininod to‘ I retailer
um qua price of lfl um “10 high. The
latter!) in justification aid “(cost .u much
to kegp A hogshea‘gi é it did'd cow. The
Indinp replied—“ Ha be he drinkial much
water, but be no but fie mu‘ch buy.“
S‘A queer remmmado by an urchin
of fivé yous, who hadhost Mister by death,
to t ‘ neighbor who; wan afielldiug the
funeral. ’ i ,
“ What are you crying for!" said the lit
tle fellow to the lamb, who was shedding
tears—3‘ it 1': me quoitr funeral."
fiSome idea. of the cost of wnr may be
gleaned from the expense of firing two
thousand shells at the Confederates in the
fight at‘ Greenbrier.‘ They averaged bo
twoen fifty and sixty fibounnd dolls”.
filming on'. ...
while the butane!“ 5
called genteel. .
=1
'.rs were clumsy, and
I] attembts to accom}
|ansonqdroppéd his;
nt, that, fi‘lhe thing
’ Mrs. Pal-lons «tep
bnnd's side, anrl'in I
managed the refquc-
down a lock or two
nd strayed-over flee
‘ the touch of those
«pant gbont die far
up in his heart old
es when lie used to"
'e o dr'eam 'Lhrpugh
' wife with I. so“-
hsmile‘ inhis keen
uz-poctqd. And the
; stirred a fountain
rs. Parsohs's heart,
. yieldqd (The drop of
reached up her lips
‘d his glzc‘ték. Any
I that llttlg'domostic'
have suspected that
no. Parsons and his
mrters of yspore of
y face was as full of
’f' pixte‘enyzarltl Imin:
and plphged on} of
‘ king qne word, but
numuent. and sonata
face, not easily de~
his throat. and Nut
li~sy shnn'u‘, repent
'K I" And \i'hen Isaac
cveryibodyknew he
• •
er nufiilmn day was
lrpl" g-nd gold about
the wagon of lune
turm "and. He had
the town. Aim! the
tingliim nearly an
I had grown hqury
ve mil got there ?’_'
came into the I'muaet
udle tied with yards.
‘ yonrmoth'er, chiL
;r unsatisfacpry gm
Parsons entered the
' _ snnplied ”:16 cord“. ‘
11in 'cn’rpetiqg {ollqedd
h‘wbnse day‘k eon l‘
tune vine um} gflden .
Wang fgrncgfulg pat~
1 k 1
ero's
'csterf i
any tl:
MEI
3=l
L her
I burnt
ptood
mentm I think the
the firth thing which
to hiqself. ' .
9+.” 1. said, but his
-y. “ dron't give way
hungry as ! panther
p5l- bjfore I do lany
a Leif And he strode
- mph in the back
» wed .fi olive branch
1d of 1 mo Put-sons.
in patina or praised
Mrs. Barwns’u heart
I ah love and patience
a many struggles and
mph o'er pride, ind
t with a. lilver fork;
has not been laid. in
1 i ' I [
i
WHAT PREMONT’S FRIENDS SAY
z A Burning xipositiou;
: The Chicago Tribune. heretofore among
the steadfast and earnest friends of Gen.
Fremont. devotes five columns to in expo
sition of military afl'nixs in Miks'uri; mak~
ing disclosures far more damaging‘lto the
“Path Finder’“ thnn anvthing‘ 'divdlged
through the agency of Adjutant (13h, Thom
as or the congressional oommittte lowly
sitting It St. Louis. 1;;
Desiring to defend Gen. Frepifit from
the charges that were floating I; und re
specting him, the Tribune dispn’fiahod first
aim and then another: of its editbfisl corps
.to St. Louis anti other points. cach‘of the
{on’ going upqii his mission with I strong
prejudice in Grin; Freinoht’s sfiivm‘. The
one who first wjnt- wrote honiq such~unfw
vcrnble accounts respecting the state of
affairs that his ‘mrgfreru supposed he inust
hive been imposed upon by ehemics of
théGeneral. and another was sent to Eon-pct
his imagined‘enots.‘ The socomil ‘and the
third, however, only confirmed jthe repre
sentation: of the first, and tho-Editorial
proprietor then! we’nt thither W‘set the
three right, but? the evidence oi' grails and
wicked mismanagement was so overwhel
ming thuthe too was compelled tb believe
it, and theirjoint conclnsion is thuisuuimed
up: ‘ , y l a
“We arrived tit thq spot whorl we new
land by drgroeii and with relucfimco and
pain. Pint wq had to conquer 5M lilac-a
next. to give'uli new hoyés. and ium ot'nll
to despair nf nnlv future gnod from the com
duct of afl'uir: there before we?! fault! he
brought In speak : nnd- to-dav next to the
knowlédge tlmtfour brave boys of lowa. Illi
nois, and Indiana are being snot-tied, wick~
edly and nemlkissly. the fact, that we‘lnmt:
shatter the idol.thnt we thalidnly margd is
the most painful thingconnected with the
nfi‘njr.‘ But nur duty to our dear country
bidsus speak: and God know: with what
sincerity and singleness of purpose these
wbrds are recordetl.”, ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
The subiocts bn which these gentlemen
obtained inl‘orniutinn are curel'dfiy classi.
nod. Fimtin an” is “Lyon :13de Mum
gnh.’,' In reintiém tn the snerifice’ of ng.
Lynn, the editm?’ ventures upon stgfuonknts,
which mm soar-(My be credited all truth.—»
He says: ‘ ' 1 * :3: A -
‘ “We have thelworrl. of a brave nhd truth;
ful man. who w'n's with Geneml },_t-nn on
Friday before thb fight (the butt e was on
.3 urdnyl that, ‘with high indigoutinn in
i; senoe of most of his stati'. he die-hired M 1
331' that this! was a deliberate pd osetocut
hi I {Wands/MIrQI/ijbrn .' 4 We urg no charm
ag i 148! Urnrral linimnt (last to had_ ch a pur
‘ poke ; (’v"! Mgr? were ”:0” about My! a mm: mm
trolling him. The on: not annplfromlgrcal seal
pézan of rrimt." i .t I
, And of the surrender 0’! Col. 1" High—
“We add, an the authority of n. Jolm
.\.Gurleynnemher of Congress fro i Cin‘cin
n’a’ti, at , tlmt time. a member 0 General
anmnt's stat}: that a messenger ‘rnm Col.
o'nel Mulligan, flith his loud rry’fnr rein
forcement«. cooled by his heels iwo days
among the Mict‘ujn Fremrmt'x ante-r ‘. unulglé‘
to put down the court etiquetfliere en
forced by the shirt-sabre: ofthe ' ‘ . guard.
13nd at inst, by the aid of Lieut lint-(‘01-
‘onel Hall, got in only to hear tho? the fien
mi ‘would Bee about it.) ” ~ . . '
The Tribune thus describes th .v‘ mode of
operation of the Ualiforuin horse "gcontmct
ors: .‘ ‘ , ' “L ‘ ‘
"One ofthcso buck-Maire men . Ild, Iny
to-day, importune the General forian order
£nothing was advertised {pr-that “ould not
0 ofcourse!) for 5.000 horses 1t _y figure,
ranging from 11% to 150 dollarsfifieording
to the service, for which-’the‘ nninials were
intended. Next day another order for ,1.
‘01!) would he an}. and next day nythird m:-
'de‘r for 500. The usual method was this:
To ofi'er these orders for l'llQ atzprices like
these—for an order for 2.000 bones. $20,000 :
l for 1,000. xlwuys 810.000 ; for 500. not léu
than $5.01 1. But 'when buyers here not
‘ plenty at these figures. the bontrnctnrs
‘ themselves commonly would undertake to
‘ pmcurefthe unimnls.- And right here new
phases of mscslity are opened. l .
"One mnn~n Californian. of course—hav
ing an order of 5,000 ho'nseS, sends his clerk
or secretary rather to the count tqmnke
contracts for whet he wants. 'ltiis under»
I ling or sub goes all about and a. ong the
farmers. mokes contracts. signediwith the
‘ name of hi: employer as principfl, by him
self. agent, for horses at 31191. net By
. and by the horses begin‘to come in from the
‘ farmers of Missouri and Illinois inlets of 10
3 to'2o. and is high as 100, the nwndh having
. their contacts in their pockets. , Looking
up the principal in the. bargain he seeme to
know noting about the matter at all. His
‘ agent, he mys, hos exceeded his powers 2 he
is not. now bying horses. The Government
will take no horses. The agent pleads not
guilty ; he did not mean to do wrong; he is
sorry he can’t help it. The result is that
‘~the farmers. owing for horses tlmtjhey have i
. bought at $llO each, with the Tapparent
certainty of selling at sll9}. are c'gmpellcd.
sfter‘feedinf their animals for d; week or
more. to sel at any price that thereontrnct~
on may give—~33}! $6O to $7O eflph. The
1 horses are turned over to tho‘ gofernment
at $119! apiece. With whom thc‘contract
‘ or divides the profits .of the tranfiwtion we
do not say." }
3 Then follows more about the nnteroom
l thieves. of whom it i. remnrked: .
1 “To see the commander of the depart
‘ meat, sure in cues which make 'pxceptiou
to the rule, has at nny time in thQ lyt two.
months been a matter of greatenditficulty
thm to get no audience of the Eioperor of
Fraucwohe head of so empire and an army
l (if-100, men. It mm for the intuestqr‘ Cali<
Mop-nine: and livir confederate; that this than!!! be
1 so, because w/n’le all Me 01/mrr'wcre excluded,
they hadfru are”: by UV back stairs."
Among other specifications’in regard to
the character of these retainers. it is charg
ed that “one of the covcmtneut'inspectors
of horses at St. Louis is a graduate 9f the Ken
tucl-y Slate priwn." The above will do in
specimens of this shocking expose. The
editor says. in conclusion ‘.
“ We are informed on sufficient authority
that when the investigating committee con
cluded their inbors nt St. Louis they sent o
dispatch to Washington (by mailla Springfield,
an that it might not be stopped) telling the Preo
identthooondition ot‘sa‘nirl in Minonri. and
urging upon ‘him the instant roman! of
nmsfiedwifa
e mrlor‘ can
'y mornin’.—-
‘t will bead it
.ire. Parsons's
hing degper
ms round the
into tetra.
mP, and look-
Fremdnt, u mn the ground (but in his handy
the war Wll} not be caph'nunl a war, for "rum,
9/ want offumis to simply (In waste and prqfliyua‘
ty in In}; (It/)drfmtul." ‘ ‘ ;
Thiq accumulated tentinmny of the‘lnsfi
few‘ days. it mm: bq confessed, bem’u hard:
on U a lute hegd of he Departmentof Mini
son; :‘but itia due 0 Gm. Fremont fillet:
till: rbved by thor ugh invasligntion, and
by mpetent mth Hy, these graveréflocii
tiotil' n his champ er hml official capmflyj
slmul be taken wil many grains of 8111qu
31109.
‘ each and rel-man Women. ‘ g
‘ Tl‘fa Paris I‘a‘yarois responsiblgfot tho;
fuilo 1 .g amusing figrnllui [lumen remin',
ine {bu vanity in IHume and Gonngmyi
The ,1" enchwomm diesscs, tile Gafmar?
clothesi hen-:elf. ‘ T 1 0 German whlks,‘ the
Pariaieline unduht . German Wfimen “‘i
eitliqr handsome or ugly; Panisiennes ard
chaining; none of Lima: are ugiy; no; nrd
they} "on beautiful‘ Whether excitgd 01%
lietl . the look of the Gr-rman wmnnn. i;
51mg: frank and h nest. W hat delipioul:
abysisqn Are the ey 80f(llle ParisfeanS—f
As (ilount'doflmm ont hnce’ remarked;
‘squ; eyes than 2 em to be doing some»
thing more than ukrely looking at. ”ml-j
The German say yep or no. With the R
rissidzine it is neveerquito yes. 0;:- ahogethof‘
no.’ The Geljman ill wait for you a; ch‘
tryéfiriig placé ten ye N; the I’xrisionng 1c;
minu} .l. Putiaieqn ig fiuporliiiveiy kfnowf
ing; 9 Germnnia good. The German 11
cont'e t with‘the lmimtinn of one: It]:
Freqiwoman 101) to be admin-d h , ail;
andi Itould,mther 'in! up her tetrrithgq
than} tlhe public. Tae Paril'ienne is an >urll_
(isn't e German 5 w man. Mural—love 'in
Franc: marry: in G rmnny.‘ i
‘ D.» - ~~—-——-
r mam (Wm—i
mde ,of a New York
Thine}; C'm'p inJ
An‘Uliinuis corms -
paper-gays: ‘
Thefci'op tithe
yeaé. } Com has box
eve‘ My has been
to [grin wherever I
ble.) The consequol;
lug? 4nd price: me‘
05chle the produ
and; In their soul
pri nre' elem} do
I n file river towns
llie purclmsod M. fro
nbogn in“! of what
yefi. In the cont
ho Icm", the bag cl 4
havoc. Hogs are
and, thousands. I
‘ty, Sugar Grow
ma that In tho
thi mysteriou- d' x
aligning counties '1
an in a most. muli
autumn continues
m.. rim; Affect th
Went: l
Etcéllznt Substitute or Grim-Stir on . 'pin‘f.
of corn meal inw twp 15in“ of boiling \tFtex},
umfiletit simmqr fo filteen minutes. hen
reniove it from “1% fire, and when [Jedi-ll
cold, add two pints cold finer, sfirri - g i;
"11; .dd «0 Ihj- rah: pint! meal on 0119
sauéer coarse wh fiourfkneadapll well
togithorfipd [at it. mid five or lix now-Q",
or 1511‘“ quite ligh ‘Buki in 310:quth
we]! dune. and who quite cold cut id in“)
sueju half a. inc chick, and put lhom
again :into the 071:: to bg tobakod'mntié’l
they no ignite b In on both aided, m
not b‘m-nt. Thur} or four Inigo: of; thifi
bread (not ground)! will task. a. gallon of
oofl‘ee, to which it ohe table spoonful clfmfl
cofi’ed b. added whine boiling. the naval
wlll boimproved. iThis oofl'oo clnrifilé- it
self, and only r'eqnij’es about. half the lmml
qug‘ntity of sustain! swaeten it. "
fi-“Dad, who in this Sam. Fraricisep
that): getting all §he gold out thexfe in
Kaliforny? he must be the richest felloi'r
in all them digging." 4 1
“ Why, Johnny, I nther think he’lhome
related to the Sam Jacinta who was filled
in the Tex an war byAGen. Sum Houstdnfl
W §
m’l‘inncn ought. to be good spoken
_éaey do so mach sspouting. 1 g
fun App! "to Am"—A-guniqx
In) . ' - . ‘ j
‘ .-
l»!
Two DOLLARS A-YEAB.L v
Na_ a,
i.
e o
>r my
I lty,
'2 er an
t man,
, i
Immense sate of Oil; , " i
Allegheny ri er. a Pittsburng pupal?
)r several dn put; has exhibited oil
Ls-aurfnce, in me instnnées ext‘emlg
m shore té fill re. ' This is caused, iii
Lin. by the f! w of oil from the well
bod farm, on Oil creek. which hits:
‘mptying in the ‘CPH‘k ever sincé
- was extinguirihed. 'l'he 'l‘itusvillq
‘, slmking'qu‘this wolhmys: - ‘ 3
- burning well of which we apokt
9k mntinped! to burn two or threé
hen the fire "as viith much ditfi'oull
guished. A tube wusv then lxilserti
i the proprie ors failing _ln.the§r cli
- plug the pi} so mvto otopvthé fldwf
9nd lint hnv ng vex-sols to hill] it}
the stream oil into‘thc c‘rc k"i
wis large an .the force of gas islverfl
The last we huts state. that thin 61
uring into th creek in large quimti}
Ve hoqr of 0 allowing well ha‘vihg
pluggedras a stop the fiow.//Esolu§
fore attempt 'd, bum feat-Myth“ th’?‘
prpsuure of gas was sy’éreat as t?
leir pipes. 11 vellot them flow (nl.—sy
aving been succtmfui, no doubt
~will be atte npted. Aiisuredly, if
ble. some ans should he devise
the oil. so but find present grenli
ould be Itol pool. We think it ma)?
said that t In of tlioufinds ofbnri
oil have alr miy been lost on thé
==
i est {s' a large nne'nni
mg no 10w a price tlm
I engxgedjn‘ putting ih§~
k bog- were uvuil
co in that. the cmp'n
ely nomimil.~ In Inwé
lthan is unushally hey
lem market is clog-i
:n to flue lu‘wmt notch},
‘ y numbefof hm' on
-1,2 50:0 $3. whflh x 1
theypofimmndid Lu?
counties of this State;
0191‘: is making fearful
plug 011' by humltedk
two towns in Menul
and-Elkhdfl. it is can}
farm] have pen-ME: by
RM. In several “I'9
'3 ha made inn 1
nant form. If “is disk
as it has begun i‘ wit
price of pork 1? th+
I=lll
t _1
m WAR mmssomu.
3W3» (f Gen. Prawn! “.81. Dado—TM;
Hitch of Hi; Ranaval EzaigeruzalT'PuiM i
[y tlu Confalrrme Mpl. ' 3 ' 1
We wbjoin some interesting vur um}
fnom Minouri : r
Sr. Loni, November Sr-Gen. Fremont J
arrived hero in u uponiol train this evening;
sud Wu met“ the depot by an enthuuiuy .
tic‘u'owd of citizens. Large ddogitiom of
gamma. from the "rim- wuds of this
city, esoortefl the‘GenemHo hi: quartet-sh} 1
n-tomhlight' plastics... " . ‘
Snmcnun, Mon Nov. s.—Gen. Hunk-I"
hasu‘nt yet put into effect any, decided‘
measures fox: the ooxiduct of tin compilin,‘
but I_ am informed tint he~will Adopt plant
entireiy difl‘erent from those d Ifi-emom.
,Col'. Merrill was sont out on n rooonnoilk;
sauce yesterday with one hundred and forty
cavglry and a section of artillery. Ho ex
amined yhe country mundWilson‘n crook:-
but discovered no signs of the enemy, their
qdvance guard having left {or the South on
Sunday morning. f ~i
Gen. Hunter has little faitb,~at present.
in their having a design of nttwking um—g
He: will, However. in a‘fel days, have mph)
reliable information of their numbers. pogif
tion, «In, uto dacide as w‘futcaction. '
The troop: are now apparently M entbuf
.'siiutic as ever, 9nd the more they learn of
their new ommimder tho better they are;
satisfied wi‘h him. This opinion in nl-q
gtrehglhened by the high opinion .enmf
rained of General Hunter by all rhe regal-1f
army ofilcérs. ' .;
The reports , that the officers ol' many
rémpmiec and their corninnndu threw dqmé
their arms lipon the nnnouncémgnt o‘f thin
romévnl of Genérnj Fremont cannot be
traced to hny reliable source. 1
Genera! Hunter’s pooitio‘n on the contra}?
band qu'estion in lrndgrstood to be as fol};
hm‘s: All negroes coming into camp will
be retained, and such of them u are prong;
to be'tlle property of Union men will-I '
duly nppmlaed and reopfpted for, to be p 931
whey and how Congress may see fit. , J k
Enliating Drunken mi.
mm been judicially decided in Boobon'
i that? contruOof enlistment does not bind
a" my! if he was drunk when he entemd inl
, to. it} The case came before Judge Dewey
ion' tine. petition of Mnry Finn, for the dia
lrcharge of her husband, a. soldier in the icgu-j
[lau- army. on the ‘gmund that.“ the tin a at?
Uni: enlismhnt, he ,was so drunk M not to:
i know what he was doing. and that Isnoonl
(as he becnrrie sober, he repudiated the not;
i nnd asked to be releneed from his obligation;
. Those hllegntions were sustained by evi;J
'dehde, and the Judge held that. an still-Q:
i ment was but a contract between the Gov»
erriment find the individual; that it finL
‘ plied nuhasenting mind on the part of the
{individuoh and that a person l 0 drunk as
not to know what. he was about was hump“:b
his of legal «agent. The .00an accordingly"
ordered the discharge of (Q: mun. Thiq’
,rnling is of ,general np’pliu ion. and it‘
inlmufd admonish recruiting ofiivuu not. tel
t enliut any man when intoxicated. '
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T Plantigg Trees. “
A 'correspondent bf tlge Elmer. 'Agn'wllul»
rial gives the following points to be kept it}\
view in ywlnfiting oilt trees of all kindu—efi
pcciully fruit trees: A - ' ‘
let... A poglion of théroétn should be DJ
nbur the surface. find in so porous twili
-Ihut they can enjoy air and gun's warmth. l
2d.‘ ,Purt of the root: m'ust go deep
‘cxiougln' to Incure abundant moisture ol'
sap gt all llama—particularly when th
surface soil in temporally parched 1%
drought. .I e . . f ;
3c}; The lubsoil, so far down as 1110‘:1
roowpenetmle, should be of good chnnoii‘
ter; (but is. it should have been so exposed‘
to me action ol' air as to dealroy the sch?-
ble protlo-sailts of iron. mngnesia, etc; an [
also organic acids—otherwise these null
stance; will be absorbed and get as poison.j
' Kicking Comm-l have a way to Itbp kick;
ing cows, or to keep them from .cefipiné'
whilq milking. xlt,‘ is this : I begin quit.
moderate. and when they begin to hoist. +
foot. I give the menu a. jgrk; by following
this up it will stop any cow. for a cow dis:-
likea teats jerked. If a cow gets into lhfi
habit_of starting off. I hold on to the teat?
nl hngd u I can, which man cures hero!
that «pen—acme: Farmer, _ g
Reignation qf Gtrleral Wm. H. [film—lla
is currently reported tlmt General “7. m.
Keim, Surveyor General, will. in a fey days.
renign his office. for tlle purpose of recept
-3 ing 1 position in the army. Gen. Kaila
‘ served as n Brigadier General in the tllrr'é ‘
‘ months’ service. and may!” aid whore p
' decided taste for military life. The poul<
tion which he will fill in the army‘will pre
vent him from holding the office of Suriof
or 'Genenl, and the Governor will Ippoi l'
.a mcoeuor,»wlno will perform the duf- a!
ghe office until the next general el one?"
We ‘beliovd it is generally . itled chm
Gen. Ke'uu has made at v/erfgood float-H
Patriot 19 Union.‘_..‘/ - I l
g.“ These ’ere clerks." uld Mn. Witfia
tax-blossom, “ are aleeuo worm-n. hunk;
yesterday into anorein Hanover fired“
when all the fixins was painted blag, gal ‘
ukedforsomosilk." "anloolor,m’nn7l3v ;
ukefl the young outer-jumper. “ Why, l
my: I " about “t color of your drawer-L. ‘
“My drum,” mys‘he. “ why I let: 'omp
lust Monday,” ‘nnd then be grinneduiu“ '
if he didn’t. know «ball meant. ~. l
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3A gentleman, once upon": limo. ‘
”red 3 Imall shop in which vegeubleo i} ,
kept for tale, and ixiquired of “no propriu»
$Ol- if he had any “ onions." ~ l
“Oniohs, onions." repogtod thopuixl
vegetable dealer, "onionlX-no. ninl
flew not." .
After tho ge'nckmsn had left, the pe
plexod vegetable nun scratched his in
{or n moment, and then u if “ruck vitb ‘f
sudden lolution of tho myitery. :1 uddm
od—“lwndcr if M: damad, , W
fo‘ol (fidu'l mean inyeu!" “ ‘ u
fiJohn C. Tucker, who ha been aha}
sen a member of the Mauachusem 80W
in the city of Boston, in the first hm
ever elected to th-t body. . i
‘ M...“ [
n-Tmiew—“Toby, what did the-Infidl
its dorwhen they crossed tho Bod Boa?" ,~
To‘y—“l don’t kupv, m’nmkbu; I M
they dried themselns.” ' V 44.;
H‘Thd’buhabr bu bolook outta am i
bet w—lhe married mun for number on. f!
- About 30,000 persons on «upland
um Cant It fit. Pour-burg. . ‘L
71%
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