Bloomington Progress, Volume 5, Number 20, Bloomington, Monroe County, 13 September 1871 — Page 1
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS, HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TOIIIC, HOOFUND'S PODOPHYLLIN PILL, HOOFLAND'S GREEK OIL
A Republican Paper, Devoted to the Advancement of the Local Interests of Monroe County.
Established A. D., 1835.
BLOOMINGTON, USD., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1871.
New Series VOL. V. NO. 20.
Hoofland's German Bitters,
A Bitters wUhont Alcohol or Spirits of any kinl
Is different from all others. It is comf osed of tbe pore juices or vital pbixcipai of Hoots, Herbs, and Barks (or as medicinally terraed, extracts), tho worthless or inert portion of the ingredients not being used. Therefore, in one hot tie of this Bitters there is conwtined as much medicinal virtue as will he found in several gallons of ordinary mixturoi. The Boots, etc., used in this Bitters aro grown in Germany, their vital principles extracts:! in that country by a scientino Chemist and forwarded to the manufactory in this city, where they are compounded and bottled. Con saining no sptrituousing redienta, this Bitters is free from the objections urged against all others , no desire for stimulants can be induce 1 from their use, they cannot make drunkards, and cannot, under any circumdtances, have any but a beneficial effect.
Hoofland's German Tonic
Was compounded for those not inclinec 1 1 ex
treme bitters, and is intended for use in oasts when some alcoholic stimulant is reqvird in connection with the Tonio properties of. the Bitten. Each bottle of the Tonic contains one bottle of the Bitters, combined with pure Santa Cbcz Rear, and flavored in bucd i manner that the extreme bitterness of the Bitters is overcome, forming a preparation h'.gklv agreeable and pleasant to the palate, aud containing the medicinal virtues of the Bi ters. The price of the Tonio is 1.50 per bottle, which many persona think too high. They must take into consideration that the stimulant used is guaranteed to bo of a pui e quality. A poor article could be furnish, d at a cheaper prico, but iait not better to pay a little more and havo a good article? Aircuicimd preparation should contain cone but t he beat ingredients, aud they who expect to cbt&in a heap compound will most certainly be ch9ated.
TLey are the Greatest Known Remedies For LTVEB COMPL-UNT, DYSPEPSIA, NER
VOUS DEBTUrV, JAUNDICE, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, EI UPTIONS OF THE SKIN, and ill dieeasees arising from a disordered liver, Stomach, or IMPUKITY OF THE BLOOD. Bead the following symptoms Constipation, Flatulence, Inward Pi let. Fulness of Blood to the Head, Audi ' of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart-bun., Dis; utt for Food, Fullness or Weight in tie Moinach, Soar Eructations, Sinking or Flut tering at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of tie Hea l. Hurried or Difficult Breathing, Fluttering tit the Heart, Choking or Suffocating S rotations when in a Lying Poeture, Dimness of Visioa, lots or Webb lf ore the Sight, Dal Pain in the Head, JWfMency of Perspiratior, Yellowness Of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, limbs, Ac, Sudden flushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Constat t Imaginings of Evil, and Great Depression t f Spirits. AU these indicate Disease of the li- er or Digestive Organs combined with impui e b'ood. The use of the Bitters or Tonic will soon cause the above symptoms to disappear, and the patient will become wed and healthy.
Dr. Hoofland's Greek Oil,
Lightning Csre for All Kind; of Pains nl Aclirs.
Applied Extebxai,ly. It will c ire ail kinds of f ains and Aehos, such as Iiueumatism, Ueuralgia, Toothache, Chilblain Sprains, Bruises, Frost Bites, Ueadachew, Pains in the Back and Lgins, Pains in the Joitits or limbs, Stings of Insects, lUngwonns, ct5. Taken Ixtebnali.v. It v. ill enre Kidney
Complaints. Backaches, Sick Headache, Colic, Dysentery, Diarrhrea, Chobjra Infanttrn.Choler Morbus, Cramps and Pains in tho Stomach, Fever and Ague, Coughs, (Xrfds, Asthma, etc. Dr. Hoofland's Podophyllin, OR SUBSTITUTE FOH MERl'ITKY PIM... TWO PILLS A DOSE. The must powerful, yet innocent, Vtjetihle C'atkartic known.
HENRY T.HELM8DLDS COMPOUND FLUID Extract Catawba GRAPE PILLS CompoiKMf PartAFhtf I Extract Jihulturb and Fluid Extract CataicOa drape J dec.
FOR I.TVKR 011 PLAINTS, -TATS MCK. BILlOPS AITTX'TION , KICK OU NEItVOI 'K HKAl'Ai 'UK, COSTTVKNE IS, Kro.. VI'llELY VF.liUTAUM'.. CONT.UNIX.'. NO MKIMTBY, SfJNEBALH, OB DELETEKIO .TS DISCOS.
PRINTING! THE PROCRESS Job Printing Office ! j Worth Side Public Square, V:th .V ?'- Tijh Str Pre?, nml entirely Xtnn Vitm il i f nil Mntls, proi:irHl to (lit Printing in a r-tl-.-- to tliu l i-ct in :Lo cuuutr, Particular . attention paid to
Baby or Bird.
COMMERCIAL. PRINTING,
ln"lnili?MT V-iU ITmil. Hand Bills, Letter jr Ms jjoto i JltMfK i'iriuliin. t ;r:l. Vaster, Kiit prinliut' - i.il - .. OivU'i-s from ii (liKtiineo wi I rt-ucivrt ! jM-oiu-tt ai(cnti-n, I
ORCHARD HOUSE
13!
D Y HBK. H. M. B . PIATT. Hut in be ft Itiibj' 'T a Bird ?'' Honwitimwl I funi.y I do not know ; Hi voli:.. is an Hwcrt aa T isvor hinrd Far nil Therii ton light leaves Mow. Then his lovely I'ves, I think, would two As cleftr as a Uird'u Ui thr upir air. And hi rd-brtiwn hoad, it siem.' to me, Would do for a Uinl to bear. " If h worca Hirtl," you wisely fay, " llr. vouitl hiivc Komr wings to know htm by ; ' And he has wiiiKS tint are flying away Forevi'r-iow fast they fly ! Thry aro flyiiiR with Mini by day, by nitllt : ITmler suns ami ntars, owr atom) and mow, Tlice fciir flm witifp tliat elude ih night, l n lovely silence tiioy a". Come kin hm as oflpn as you may ; Hush, no. r tnlk tit Ihls time next year, Fr the nam- mnall Blrl that we pot tolay To-morr-1 is u yt here !
fW, ti, rem'h the snot where I antioi
putod (lunger. Suddenly I was seized with the idea that if I could leap the hedge t might evade them, and quick Us thought I pnt Bob at the dark line
Three Ptll are tho most delightfully pleaaant puraalivr, w scdiut; cantor oil, sal :s,n)iij. uosi,oto. Thero i D"-t'iizg more aceeptaMe .'orthoet-wiiach. They Rive tono. and caufo wither naumw nor n;'ing pains. The.- are oonipwwd of t le Unfit tnl. Alter a few dnvs" r of then , Mich an in vtsoration of tho citiro "svntrin t xkea 'lwe a.- toaie'ir miractil u to he ivoiik .old em vvntid vchetb'-r arising from in nrmlcmv or disoai-o. II T. HelmlKiI.1V Oorancnr it Fluid Extract Oatiwha tirapppUW aro not ragarroatd, from the fact thatsnmr-ooatcd Pills iij uot diss jive, but pass thi'o igh the stomach without dimoli B,eousccufi-tlyi" not product! the deabedrffevt. rLIECArAWUAa;ArEl'IU.S,beinc nlKisant. in taste and odor, do not necessitate their betas s igar-coated. 1-H1CE i'lI'l Y CENTS
PEK BOA.
S. M. Ore hard & Slons, PROPRIETORS. Opposite the Depot, Rloominton, Ind,
a smlghu:b for once.
" 'aim public.
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HSNICSr T. HELM BOLD' !Jj Hioh'.-t CoscESiaMiJJ Cosipocnu Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla
Will-rvadilv ( ?;terrunate frorc. the systell' berolnia,
Syphiliii, SV'tt fores, Ulcers, Sore hye
NATIONAL HOTEL! L. 13. McKINNEY, PROPRIETOR, BLOOMINGTON, IND., EAST OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE.
res. i leers, ore r.y1, norc liis,
Sore Mouth, So e Head, Bnaehitl, Skin Diseases,
Salt Rheum. Oat ker, Running fro n the l.ir. h8 Swelli ps. Tnii-Ts, ('niuerous Affections, Nodes, Rickets, camdu ar SwellinKS, Night Sweats, Rash, Tetter, Humors of all kinds, CUro lie Rheumatism, IyspTi, n 1 oH disease-j that have been established in the s;6tooj for yea.t .
Tins Hotol is large and commodious, first-elasi In all its appointments, doMrably lo.ated, and is quiet and comfortable. Clurges moderate.
dtj mm & GESEBAL
being pi:e?abed i;xrBESi;LT fob the ABOVE COSW.MSTS. ITS ULl OD-PL'ltlFYINO PKOPEKT1K ' J :E liKEATI-B Tb AN AS Y OIHKR PKiAKATI' VS OF tAUSAPAltllA..t. IT GIVES THK CO.VPI.E UON A CI.Elt AND HEALTHY COLOR. AND itESTOIil.S TUB PAJ il.NT TO A STATE OF BE .11' I ANDPVUHV. t Oi' mtlFYtO THK III !, lta:.10VINL: Al.i. t'lIKOJilC CONSTITUTIONAL Dli'EASEH RI. t G FROM ANIJUTBKBrATEOF THE11LOOD. AND TUH ONLV RKLlA'il.E AKTJ KITE TtTT. KNOWN REMEDY l'01tTHECUKSOFIA:NSASDKWELIyINti OF THE BONES, "I.OER.1 TIONS OF TUB THROAT AND I.KUS, J,i.OTf I1FS, ri.VIT-lj:S ON THE FACE, :;:tiYSiri;LA-i ANI A IX SO XLY ERUPTIONS 01' THL SKIN. ASD BK.UT1I Y1NO THE COJII'LEilCN. I'lilC'E f 1,50 PEli BOI1LE.
CO.,
IProduce, Commission ! AND FORWARDING MERCHANT S. Wholesale and Retail Grocers, i And dealers in N ils, Kanhawa and Ials Salt, ! Wu:,tu Fish, &., BLOOMINGTON. JtND, I J. W. HARRY MAN, ! T EALER IN
Choice Family Groceries Queens wn re and Notions,
THE NEWS. I 1 Mlsicllniieons. J lUsKlUi.t. -Kckfmds, 11. CIcvelandH Ui; White Stocking , NationalfiS; BockforilH 10. . Atlantica ; jlaymakors 7, Maplo LoafK of j flnelph 5. i Rf.i iiktahv Ftsn nan issuctl a circular 10qnes(in;all claimants wlio havo not already tiled in tlio Depart menl of Stato their claim against Croat Britain, to lo bo without delay, j Tbe Kcorotary of tho Treasury luw called in j an additional two million of throe percent, j temporary loan ccrliltcaten. The interest vill j cease (Mob ttlut. 1S71, after which time tliey j
! will be no longer available ad a portion of the 1 i legal money rcaorvo in poseession of any tia- j ! tional bank. j I IjAtk advi-e.s seem loeorroborato the report i of the active army of Rnsiiia, and tho remed j elinp of the entire army in espoctation with a i war with (leinnny, which is preparing tfl form
I an alliance with Austria and Italy agamM
I France and Ivusuia combined. In tliplon I eirelr-s in fit. I'etersburir. Ilerli'i. Vienna
! Home this intention ia said to lx uiifUirstnc
Tub hodv of a bov bearing immisUkal
i minks of violence, wan ashe,l alwre at t ie
; El;sin T'okls, llohoken, Wednesday morning.
! It is supposed to be me boti ci ; o..o.,. oart onti went nOoul t-fte ootuitn- joass-, Tf"Jti,.,n..l,;ni on a W
: K,ur S , rk, there haa and tuning over on V right side I i haB not ince been seen. 0 soe.r'" c.hs Utre . I,a.u 1 c " : reavhetl out one hand, intending to ! Tire North MiMnri B.itooad was Bold at j nothing .loing ; indeed, ho bad a sea- : ,ean n it roise mvself. To my ! public auction at St. Lonfe, on Saturday, ior son had not been known for years, and i h t griped nothing, for-it makes Lm oaeh JIorriH K. .Tesm.p. of Now ! m.V fe Marj-, the old horse and my-; me 8i)t.dTler to think of it-I had i v'f 1 toeewf,.! bidder Mr. .Jc,-! slf " P"? tned over into the month of a partly
I sup also bought 8,500 shares mthe St. ( harles . j to i))()no . but jjaJ, had I Railroad bridge, at f 25 yov ehnre. I rocee.l- j he;n ft v.lluabi0 S(Sn.allt in tbe parson's
; incB have neen imiiiiiici h, 7 ; , I family, and not used to roughing : t,
1 j nilM.
; rame to Dubuque
i ago, fell through a
: nfactory, Thtirsda.
i juriee from the effee
SHOVKIKO BRUTALITY.
! T IrnnVloil n. Riirnfiso. and it seemed aa j
if I were so long reading e imwaml ' upon
ollt oi my road, tntlt tliey muse oe lily cmarae of AsunmU nsd Mttry, nnd
Kffansr of I 111' BlIV AlOnstrOSltl'," Wi
II. Porbcn Sentenced to fmy a. Piiae
of $BO. From the Jkaon (Mich.) Citizen, Aug. 30.
Mr. Ira Gavitt, at Summit, was tried
my own fall, whieh was followed by the . .'. . . ;i.i 1
most ncienrtiuy yen in is pffaHiu3 to imnuine a shriek that seemed to die
i away in the bowels of the earth. Then a hundred stars danced before my eyes ! there was a strange dizziness in ray j herd all grew dark, and I knew no ; more. j How long I lf.y there before coming i to mys If I cannot tell ; nor could I 1 recollect, for a considerable time after
my senses returned, wuat it was that
Humbed witli the in
ns lying on my back, with
hriektng around me; but
,l..ivro Ilia lmPBA 2 A n1 wllfl.t. ITlAimf.
was what they call in our parts a a , , u L i d hcur(1 after taking
v ' ',' : V , 1 V : : : the lea-3 i
..r i,. tma-La ti.f innmo.1 nhpad inat yesterday afternoon, before Justice
.!. u i' mnAn th lust sham ; Dyer, for assault and battery upon
turn tn'novd tho beaeh. I William Henry Forbes, the boy mon-
I remember the risinp; in the air, the ! strosity that has occupied the public
crash throiurh thi ton of the edge, and aneuuon 101 u, iuw wocmjjmu
..... wim .01 .o,, i.wi.t had huorjenetl.
hor. I. Jul. n ( anion, stood leanmminon V.i r .
. . . .. ' ..i i i , lensecom, jl w
tlio ernio iii mv itrr.ip. iraruen. izioiiiniiv i .
.le ! .. . v . :. , " P . -i ; tne ra n s
tiimuinc-over uie oiumess in iruue. 11
disused pit. Akendy I was hanging half within it: while struEriinsr to re-
nntn . Ka I , T nillfl tp0 TOVHolf I
(- 111 .1 J-l. ' UUIMULU,. A . , rtbAi- intn curable one,
V "r: ny": Mr. Wlch. ,. turnkey at
attention for a few weeks past. The prosecution proved, without the shadow of a doubt, that when Gavitt took this boy from the poor house, he was
in no way different from other boy 3 of his age. The testimony, in brief, -was
as follows : Gavitt starved the boy until he would crawl under the table and pick up the crumbs from tho floor ; he has. been seen to beg salt water from the cook, and, pouring it into an old piece of a frying pan, cook the outside leaves of a cabbage, which he would eat with hiB fingers; he was not allowed to eat with the family, but given a mess of stufl upon this self-same frying pan; he has been compelled to sleep in an old shanty upon a pile of straw ; it was proven that Gavitt was wont to chain the boy with a log chain, and thajt on one occasion lie tied him hand and foot, bundled him into a wagon, and carried him in this manner from Spring Arbor to his home. Dr. Turner, who had examined the boy, testified that the diseased state of his'stomach had been brought about by starvation and misuse, in his
opinion, and that he thought the case a
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.-.m Gi T.,t n f.w rilVH - - . - - - - TOO IliaPOIlH mill VlfcWUlIlfcr I.U .
. .. . , fi., . -I nalo fthn was srettinff far want t t - t : t-u taati
natenvaym xiiiue.i . t)) :,;,SHrit,9 of l.fe. which I did "mJT1j i'V " A nnder
v evenitm and sustained in- ,, , 7 . W ii i Knupa wmuy auuui wn j. ouuotu , i eeniit, auu .isi.uiie i . not know how to eet. Poor Eirl ! weak ?.. i : i tu u0wi w,m. ished.
i ,,t -l.i..l, aim rtino ni a ' , . w . , , - . n . . : 1 kw.ijiuk ujw ui mv.
T .1
in nnnr ist
short time. Rlie had gone into the factory to
by
keep an assignation with two young men.
j The Enst. The yellow fever in Charleston is said to
! of a mild form. But few cases have thus :'ar ! Iisen reported. 1 Tnr. police of New York have arrested Miss : Roseizweip. a daughter of the abortionist, on tho ground of complicity. As invest igation is now progressing in New ' York eily, in the case of Emily A. Post of ; Plainlicld, N. J., who died from the effects of j an abortion produced by Dr. Perry and Madame j Van Duskirk. of New York. The Doctor and I Madamo are under arrest. ' JrooE Bi.ATi:itFOi;D, of New York, ordered a decree in favor of 1!. A. Tilgham, of riiiladotphia. against liolattd Jlitche'l, for f?''2n.noo. for infringement of his acid and glycerine patent.
This ia the largest decree for infringerai-nt
the jail.
Red that since Forbes had len
his care his appetite bad diminand that now he only ate two-
thirds as much as when he first came
two. Many a time, when I was almost j Becon my D0dv had slid down with a to iail- I was proven that the indesjjair, her loving arms would be ! jerk th t nearly wrenched my hands boy stole only food, thrown around my neck, and she would jrom tneir noj(1 r Dut tne strength of According to the evidence, Gitvitt bid me cheer np and bear my troubles ; desoair was in that dutch, aud I held starved, beat, find otherwise misiised
on. rIhen a d ?athly faintness came ie boy untu nc i oecame oiseasea win
which the shaft was lined.
FLUID
BExrasr t. HsiicSfXsoziS's CONCENTI1ATEO i
EXTRACT BUGHU,!
TH2 OEEATriUKI'-TIC, j has cured ev cate of TllAllFTKS in wliie'i it has in-uu.yvu. IIUU l ATIUN'Ot'TUE KElK OV THE , BLADDEKASIi INIXAMM A'llOM OI THIiKIL.- , NEV.S, ULC;5HA rION .!' THE KIPSEYM AND ! BLADDER, ItElENTlUN OP tj UKK, DISEASE ' OF THK I'ROS ITtATE (iLANll, SIOM: I.N' THK
BLADDER, OALCTLCS, GllAVKL, b!i K-DI ST ; DlirOSIT, AND MUCOUS Oli MILKY. DISfHAlKl- , E8, AND I'Olt I SI'KKHLI'.I." 1 1 DVXK ATh COS- . BTITCTIOXHOFBOTIC gEXKS. TTKMIKD WITH THE I'OLLO'VISO SYM:. T' (MS : INDISJTUSITtON TO E5EKT10JI, LOS Of VOWKK, LOSS OF ' MEMORY. D.F. TOVL'i Y Ol-' UllfATHINli, WEAK NERVES, T1.F. .1I1I.I fi. UOliltOK OI" DISKSK, WAKEFVLNI.CS . PIM NFSS OI' VISION . V M N IN ! THE BACK, HOT HANDS, FI-CSIIINO OF TUB I BODY, DRYNESS OF THE SKI!!, EliTPTlON OS ! THE FACE, PALLID COUNTENANCE. l'NIVEK- ', HAI, LASS1TUI E Oi'TlUS JlUtiCUWK hi'STtW, i ETC ' Tseil hy p?nons from the bi-b of citrtiteen to I twenty-five, am: fmn thirt;.-!tv. (e lrt; -tk p er in the Vi'!i:": otm.iij.-o c '.'VrV: ait.-r C'.nrinem."nt tr lalx.r i-aiHH ; l.e-.i-wettirs v. ritil.' -en.
paid for conntrj produce I ever erantnl in that city.
uh.vri.fs iJMi;r, a;
!-"The highest pr:
'ortlirngt Corner of l'uhllc Square, BLOOMINGTON, - - INDIANA.
ROSADALI
like a msm ; and I have answered that
i if could bear them as patiently us a woman it would be better still. While standing at the gate, puzzling ' mvself what to try that I hadn't tried already, I saw Torn Davies, a cousin of mine, coming along the lane, looking as sleek and comfortable as a wellgroomed horse. It had always been a . mystery to me how Tom lived, for, let ' trade lie ever so bad, he never seemed to sull'er, but was well clothed, and , looked jolly nnd happy. He whs always civil ; but ns he atop- . ped now to give me the :inie of day, ha noticed tiow queer I looked. Though ! I'm not arivt u to talking of my troubles, l his sympathy loosened oiy tongue, and ; I told him how there wasn't a morsel of bread in the cupboard, aud I didn't know how to put any there. Ho took a few whiffii of the short
over nie as i tnougm oi me - - .. i--depths below, and imagined mgself lesoue upon mankind, fidling helplessly into them. The strain , The jury were out about i hour upon my arms became intolerable, and and brought in a verdict of gwUy. to ease them I tried to insert my toes : Justice Dyer accordingly fined L ; between the crevices in the boards, 50, m default of the payment of which crying frantically but faintly for help , he was to g3 to the workhouse foruinetlu, wYii In. though the sound of mv own ; ty lYe. Gavitt procured the neccBsa-
; voice startled me, it was so strangely j oney WSJ!S"
hollow. As I raised myself a little
1'ersraaJ. Pbofbssob TnroAii has invented a
fireman's respirator.
Miss SpanidiDcr, M. V., of Handns-
key, amputated man's leg a few days ago.
Ansa DicxitfsoN and Obve Logan are
their own agento in the lecture business
this year.
Tbe Philadelphia Scotchmen are
going to erect t. statue ot Sit Walter Scott in Fairmount Park.
(imi. SmtRViH ia nlannincr far a
grand buffalo hunt for the Grand Duke
Alexis aud ius suite.
Pbter Gipsbt. the tobacconist, and
owner of the Gipsey House, at Hw York is worth 1,000,000.
The New York Sun dubs Justioe Downing the Dexter of the Bench ; he disposed of 43 cases in 95 minutes, a few days since, Thb L jniBville Courier heads an article on Henry Clay Dean's new departure with the quotation : " One by one the roses falL" Mb. Ebabttjs Dickinson, brother of the late Daniel S. Dickinson, died suddenly at De Witt, Iowa, recently, at the age of 80 years. Josh Billings says that having spent six weeks at Long Branch frolicking in the water, he has gone to Saratoga to let the water frolic in him. Pbof essor HrroHOOK and his exploring party have discovered- a hitherto unknown lake in the White Mountains, 8,787 feet above the sea level. Mbs. M-A.BY. Jab Owen, wife of Robert Dale Owen, died on the 11th inst.
at New Harmony, lnd., after a brief illness. At last Hiram Powers ha written to New Orleans that hit marble statue of Franklin, contracted fbroyrSO years ago, is ready for shipment. Edgab Conovtc, General 810x168 Secretary of Legation at Madrid, Spain, has ust married a beautiful German heir s. A Sam Fb-jicisco doctor advertised for a " good jffice cat " He has already received 248 felines, with the southern counties yet to hear from. A New York lady Kate Miles is one of the m ist liighly favored singers abroad. She won great honor at tbe Theater La Sacal, m Milan, Italy I The first pair of India rubber shoes ever seen in the United States was in 1820. They were gilt, and pointed like the slippers of the Chinese mandarin. It is said that Ellis H. Roberts, deitor of theUtica Herald, lately received and declined an offer of a salary of $10,000 a year to take editorial charge of the New York Times. George M. Pullman, of sleeping and palace-car fame, owns a small island and cottage among the Thousand Islands of the St .Lawrence, not far from Alexandria Bay. Mbs. Marcus Mortos, Massachusetts, widow of the Governor, and now 84 years of age, is enjoying remarkable mental and phy sical vigor, and insist, when her sons visit her, on cooking dinner. Thb eldest son of the Laird who
built the confederate steamer Alabama
21, wan drowned in
an attempt to save two liuys who were thrown from a boat in the harbor at Bristol, 1!. I., on Saturday. Ho ewn.m ith one hoy to tho
siiijiu, I'm m i villi mti; i.ji uiu uin. . . . . i . I
ntre.ii;th failed . Hid he Hank. I '' e"'mg uic ui, It has transpired, niueo tho arrest of Dr. the while, and then told me if I could Itoseozwem. the abort .oni-t. that another keep a secret, he thought he could put
I .lied in hi- house on the (ith of An- ! "-- " "l '""'K
HELMDOLl) EXTRACT BCCIIU IH DITOETTO AND liLOOI) PI RIFYINO, ANU CURES ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM UAIUT!- OFljrsSII'ATlON AND EXCESSES ASH IMl'RVI ENCE8 IN T.IFK. IMPURITIES O ? THK BLOOD, FTC SI'PE11SKIING COPAIBA N AFFKCTTOSS FOU WHICH IT IS CSFJ), ASI- SYTtrXITHl AFFKCTIONS-IN THKSK DISEASED PSE I) IS CC KH1SCTWS WITH I HELMBOLE'IS 1 OSE H ASH. i I.ADIF.S. IV MAYf AFlTCTIOXS PF.C1TLIM! TO LA!M F.S, i thef:xtkact huciiu jsvnevcai.i.i:1) lv any JTIIF.lt KKMWIV AMNCHIjCKOSIS Oli ItKTEN- ! HON, IBBEt V -ABI I'Y, 1A1S) ULNF.SS OK SPPFltF.SSION OF ClJSTUMAIt': FVACL'ATIONS, UI'KUaTED oft tU'EIKKCS STA'l'i: OF TH i KTEBUS, LE'JCOKKHrRA OB WHITES, STF.Illi.t TV, AND l'Olt ALL COMl'LM?; I S INCIDENT TO Til F. SEX, VHKTHEli AKISI.Vi FfM INT'IS Cl'.FTlON OU HABITS OF 1MKSIVATION. TT 13 I'BE.SCPIIIF.II '.XTC.NSIVFL'S BY Tllri M)!;'C EMIJit.NT FIl' SICIASK. AND MITiWIVEK Foil xfkkbi.e and dkl1cvt cfln'stfj fttons, of both k:::xesani) all aoks (Attf.nhi.I" with any. of che above 1) (seaseb or sympTOMS.)
' 111-; l'A15ATl"N HAS
b'.ou iniro Uk'lvI '
ihv Aiiiviivan po.iplo th;ii b;inut with a i iiinrkcl i smorf"Tin-; Fi.riri i::;ti:.( i 01' Bit.-ADAUS.'" Vn- .i:i f of thi i'lili'l KMinr i- limn; pnw-rful in its ;i'.ti in ip-n (II.case tli ji 11 oil'.' )int .if ill."- piip arntivn- 't Sur. :ij',M il!;.. A.- :t l , ;!. r il ,;! , f,,-,V,,'.,V,i. fnhiii:);,,.! -. ilnn m itifM. .',.Ai'i' in .ill its f.-riii.-. ir i. :i c. itain t un I'y.-i. i; ri.iild.ir.'C il ; it il"t :i , k n I. -inn, .1? the f'Tinula i- printed -!! every pa'.kii j.". Ir. H. trk-, T Nivh-la vill.-. K y.,..-;)ys : "It i? (!;' Im'.'I T I -' i Pniiiicr I " rvn u -. .1." 111-. 1) vkill, vf ;;illill!'Tr. . ty: "I r.h'.iy-.. pi' i-.-i il..1 it I'm- Scv.ifu!;. lt!:d Syp! ' Dr. T. "'. I'uh. i 1 1 ;il!im..io, ,-ny i : " I eared On- v. - ..'. of S-r'.fulii I liavu i ver n en . wii It K...-:ul;ili-..''
H. T. HELMBOLD rj 1;XTI ACT BFClin j CURKK DISK KFS ABIKCNO VP'JM IMl'ia'DES- I t;.UH, UAlil i.S l DISSIPATION, ETC., in .,1) their fi3.., at httlc ..-vpeiipr, lit !le 'inineiir i.i(ie ! ia li(:t, lloillcul'.vui'.uoc. H..ll.'. i xyK iiv. It t.-tlise:, ii (f.(H'ient d.rire, bud i:i ,ey itr'.ie-lh to Uri nit , ,t thereby rem-ivi-sg 0y--'.i uetio i, PreeE.tiu: a'.1. ; Ciirins Striuturii pf tie lrr.-thia. AlUijin, I'uin an'l : iuti;iiumnt''.n. e i fri.q..ut in tlc.rt clisu of diiiCittt and expelh)!? al: Poionor.ii matter. Tie.iisinds -vh h.vi. lK?n t.h. victims of inivnipe- i feiii persons, nud who I.iivt paid ueavy fee to 1-e ciiml in a sbc. -t time, liav; f mnd tlicy liave been deceived, nndth.-it the "Poiiion " b-.in, i.y (lie n?v of 'fjowerfnl witriegeiit.,'' lieen dried up in tho pvp- j tem, t break out in a more igivatcd form, and I ln.Tiiap.-i after Mi-rrlae. j Vm- HEI.Mlti -LD's KXTRK'T BUCTIU f .r all i Affeetiona and BiKiaweB ul- thu V'rittary Oi'i;aiii., wbetber eTdKtiue in Ma!. (r Fe nale, from whatever eanne r.rildatitt alul uo matt rr of how I'.nK Bland- ! inK. tMCK, OHB JXUULAU D 1TFTY CENTS I I'LB BOTTLI '
II- ni;Ttill lie' 11' Obi... :-ay? be b.i ; twi itty y- nr:- wi'h ever h-N ivh.il" be 1 It ind- ei vi in. -die.. . te : a Sew I '.Hie i
tnade a "tiipl- te
I. ef Live;. m IT. i. I f.'l Hi ernjiti' l! , tii,. i ,i;b e." sueI li ::nl;ili.
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Pl.( iiiil."rt.i(it
All:; 1 11 1 1 s r. 111. lisle bill. s
M.M.WAC 'Hie Per.l- - IP. till ill-
i V..-i-in Wh'deiale Depot for ilWa.b.Hs. I It. M.V i:.IIV CO., I tl.Nt. INN All, OHIO.
USE THE BEST.
It is not necetiasry to taU) ti handful of theae Fills to produce the detired efCo.'t ; two of them act qniekly and pov. c-rf if ly, cleansing the liver, Stomach, and Bowels of all impurities. The i rincip4 ingredient ia podoplyllm, or the Alcoholic Extract of M:indrake,whi;ih ia by many times more I'owcifal, Actmg, and Bearchiug, ,han tho Jlandral.o itoelf. Its peculiar aotion ia upon the L.vor, cleaning it Bpoedily from all otetruetiouu, with al) the power of Mercury, yet free fiom tho iiijur ouu xesulta attached to the use ol that mineral. For all dnoaBcs, in which the uf.o of a cathartic is irdicatel, these Pills Trill givo entire satiaf action in every case. They nvvtr fail. In cat on of liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, and extreme Gout i venous, Dr. Hooiland'a Oerinan
Bittern or Tonic should bo i. nod in eomicction M'a!ihaHl.ni: it:.i"- l Ha
with tho riils. The toaic eCfoct of tl.o Bittern or Tonic builda up tho Hyulnm. The Bittc-ra o:r Tonic purifies tho Blood, strengthen thu nerves, recites the liver, and gives strength, energy, and vigor. Keep your Bowels active with the Pills, and
tone up the system with B..ttors or Tonic, and no disease can retain its bold, or ever assail yon. These medicines are sold by all Druggists and dea en in medicines everywhere. Becolloc'. that it is Db. Hooflanu s Gi:rma Rbxembh, that are bo universally used and highly recommended ; and do not allow the Druggist t induce you to ti Jte anything else that he may say is Juet as good, bocautio he makea larger profit on it. These Bemedies will be sent by Express to any locality, upon application to the PRINCIPAL OFFICE, at the GERMAN MEDICTNK 8T.?OBE, 631 ABCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
HESEY T. III LMBOI J) S IMPROVED I!Oi;E ; WASH i cane-it l; PllrxjeBcd an a I' ACE WABiT, and will b ; foUTid tho olilv iK-eifie re.'nt-d in evn v (ilieeie'i of ' CTITANHIir.'- 1F1 CTION. It ppeed.lv I r.'..li.'UteB PIMPLEM!'0"8, SCOUmjTICDllVi.ESS. 1NDUBATIONH ol b. CUTANKOtIS VEMliBANK, to., . djepeta BKDMiKH and lN'Jl i'IEM' .:NF1.AMM- I TION, HIVF.-,1 iU, MOT 'I '.'AH -Hr S. UH NESS 1 OFSC'ALI'OltSKlN. FBObT IllTES. nnd all pur- ; poses for hl h HALVES or ofN'i'ilENTS are nred; ; realoma the sl'lr-to a stato of pur ty im.j eftnef, i and iufturen C(.:.iliiin.-1 b'-altb. oei un t. the tit M'.e j of its veHHeld, ' n wjie il dej:. intu ilr. ar. . iil.l.; clear- : neBH and vivieityof c"n lie .iim iim.i tiuiiirht s and ndiriiren. But liov;ever vidunble. si :i reiecdy ier !
lixitill ilefectfl .fttmneln, li.'l'. II-inihobt n B'.Ke i
r:rie:ii.al .-laii.i t-. Mil- :
bounded natrt na;e,liv jt- .i-seris'ii (nuiti ie. .. hti liren- ; derit a TOILET APPENDAIilli.f the iwt iinpe'la- ! tive r.nd Oenie-nlidehisrieti r, eeinl.iiiiii,' in :i . 1 1. - ! Rant .formula b e pr iriiii. nl. r. in :t-.., ti.M'F.TY and EFFICAC Y--the. t!.',ar:al le a. e .11.1 miiTm ul.' of itH use -art u J :e.ervai.v.. and ltcfi ei;h r ef tli'. C i;n-pfc-xton. It 1.- an ewollt nt Itlou for dlitenw ( a Syphilitic Nat ire, and an an injection for ulKe;xr, el the Urinary O-g ,n, ariib'i f :"in babitu i f dii.sii 11tion, unci! in -onnec1"i'. 'vitli t tit FATl.ACis BL'CHIJ, HABSf P-UMLLA A!v ATAWliA Oli At E PILLS, in mt U liseafe ;wri - ..iiine mie 1 ennn..! Lo BUrpoHicu. ."BICE, ONE DOU'J; l'EB BOTTLE.
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RE IM lUi'wr.E'K
Nine yen's bcl'oi-o liit j.uiilic, and no preparation fori In. Ii:p Imit ever been protltict tl pqiai lo Hull's 44 Vegetable Sicilian Uair IfeiKver.'1 anil every liont st dealer will say it tnves tin? b-st snthroc'-ioii.. Tt iv-Btoi-es Ht.Y HAili to its oi'i;riial color, cradicatinir and preventing dandntli; enrinr; iiALIVN KSS ami
promoting the eriovti, oi' ihc Itair. I Th-. jxray and l.i-aMiy Irtir by n ,vv j applications is clianu;t d to li'ack nnd i pilky lock!, :t!!d v.':. VV,'.;:';i .;v , assume any "hapc l Ii.' weaver d :di . i It is tin; cheap, .-t. 1 1 A 1 1 C. DlIKSSi ING in tlic worl.L an 1 its .(Is hi:-:t.
young ciri
githt, jiwt r.fler eliildbirtli. and wan buried undor the inhumed name 1 1 Mary Carroll. '1'he 1 tluforlntinto woman came to Jlonenzwelg'u trom her home in N'cnbnrft. N. ,, with a man who claimed to he her IhmKhhI.
The Wont. A 35,001) lire occurred in Davenport, Iowa, on Thursday night. Tiik Iohm by tiro in St. Louis during August was iOl.fJilO ; iuBiiranco SU,888: losu to inmiranco companies, 68.000.
Thb Michigan noldiei-9 and sailors nnumont is to be located in the Cjmpus Maitins, Detroit. It will cofit 57 5,000. A TonsADO paused over a portion of La'jette county, in the southern part of Kansas, laid Ktmday night, dostroying two hoiwes, moving several otliorf, and killing Mr. ftcott an;l his 1 daughter. . Sriirimai arc roporlo 1 in Leavenworth, Kanmn. and near Little Rock, Ark. Tho victim in tho former place was .lames Wayne, of Denver. Col.: in tbe latter a young man named John Walton, living in Prairie c junty. I Tnr. Stare Board of Kducation of 51smri has instituted suit against eompanioH far the recovery of nearly iMUHiO aerns of land, which, it in al'sfred, belongs lo the Hchools, and w neb ; tlio defendant;! claim to have bought trom the ; counties named. The luh. Sevestees registered letters from the i south, addross-xl to points east, .vere stolen j from tho room of tho mail ajjent on the transj for steamer Illinois, at Cairo, on Tties.'.ay. j The grain and debris in tbe collar of WWti noy. Drown Vs. estaMwhmcttt. In Loumi villt-, where tho accident happened m yesterj day, has been all cleared away, anil discovered j only two men killed, the tody of the third not I being fot nd. Tbe man was t here at (be time ; of the seeiiltnt. however, and is still missing. 1 M. SbonVerf.-, who were attaches of tbe monitor Weebrwkeii. when she was sunk i i Cbmles- ; ton harbor on the 6th of December, '.SC3, havo , lieen taken from her wreck. They were found i at t heir poet in tho engine-room of I be vessel, j Foreign. ! Tm: lea crop of Japan iH abundant . ! The Brazilian Bovereigus havo urived at Carlsbad. ! Tnr. Sheffield strike has been settled by I arbitration, and tho arrangement of the New-
'. castle strilto by similar means is expected.
Clews, Habichts k Co.
been appointed bankers for tho fcilf.to Depart
j ment in JCiuope, in plaes of Raring Broth ers. Tiik German schooner Valador was wrecked in Corean Straits. The crew escaped in boats 1 and woro picked up at eoa after ureal sill feriuR.
Aivici.3 trout lion.; Kong nnnouneo tho ptevalovco of rumors that the Eiiron;ans intend poisoning the Chinese, and consequent exasperation of the natives. Me inured were taken for promptly crushing a ri:.ng. A msi'ATCH from a small town of East Prussia says that in the small village of Chiniaehow, witli a total population of 17!). there have already been seventy-nine case., of cholera, forty-six of which terminated fatally. Has Domimio advices state that tho revolutionists nnder Cabral havo formed u provi.-ion-al government, having its seat at Los Matas. A new and well organized attack is to be made acainf the troops ot l.aez. Dae 4, on his eide.
trifle.
! piece of the rotten wood broke off, and I lor n dreadful nionif ut I was hanging i by oue baud ; but, ere my quailing heart could g .ve another fluttering throb, I had regained my grip, and found foothold, too. More than thiB I dare not venture in that profound ; darkness, but I told myself that I was ' comparatively safe as long as my ach- ' ing lim lis would sustain me. When they failed I knew that I should go down down dowu until I lay, a mangled corpse, by the side of the poor : horse whose dying ciy still rings in my
ears..
ry money oaring' sue evening , ana paw ia to a OUB Welch lady taefme. The trial occupied fte entire j 1 0 1 .t Llwy-
ttiWTUUUU, UUU 1UIJ luu uuu -" n
i in a verdict until 8 o'clock. The court-
was renc.y to promise anything when I heard that, and when I assured him that I would be as secret as the grave, he bade me bring my old horse to Eider's Cavs on the followii g night punctually at twelve. He would be there to meet" me; but I was to ask no ques
tions. There might he a trifle of risk tia of ,.; ute. and
111 what 1 should nave tc do, out notn-1 ro j ,,ns endnriuK.
11U1UL
room was rilled to overilowiBg, the previous accounts of Forbes having excited unusual interest in the case. The boy iB still in jail, and is to be tried upon a charge of petit larceny.
Torpedo Catching.
. inc wro.icr: at least Tom saw no
'' in it, though others might. " It's smuggling !" said I to myself, and I thought of Mary, who would sooner die that know rie to do any- ' thing which was not just right. I was about t.) say no to Tom's offer, but Mary's wan face, rose up before me, anil as 1 remembered how bitting want Waa dragging her dowu to her grave, I grew
: desperate. " I'm your mtm risk. I'll bo there
The Cornwall correspondent ot Land and Water writes as follows : " A torpedo in fine condition was caught last week in a ground seine. The leugth of tbe fish was four feex five
Tlmmi were minutes ol horror, and 1 1 inches, breadth hve feet two 1n3n.es,
believe I must have gone oft my head a j and weight over eighty-two pounds. I bit, for I fancied that fearful sounds was present when the fish was enclosed, came up from the pit, und that some i and had the opportunity of seeing the invisible power was trying to drag me ! creature esert its electrical power. The into it. Then a temptation assailed j first sign we had of electrical infln;nces
me to let go, to end at once the anxie- 1 Being at worn in mo seine was ujo uv-
thc pnm ana ter- j tion or. a surmuuei, wmcn uarieu iiuui But the poor, the bottom of the seine on to the sur-
Dide fnce of Marv Mary, who was. fuce of the sea, ana. a consicieraDif! ais-
watching for me at home rose up be-! tance out of water, just like an active
f.r.. mr evw. nnd with renewed ! mlchard or a herring, ine oiaesi nsn-
strength I held on, anaprayetl to lieav
ermen or the closest student of natural history here had never known the sur
mullet to pertorm hucu a icai otiore,
en to heir) me.
i An if in nnswor ti the uraver. a crleam
of the iqoou's light broke through ths ! and we bebeve it can only be account-
inurKy olouas vamsnea ana ne:i ea ior v$ iue preaciiuc w3 m. ' alt ruin rii-it nmii n fln filonidv that I was Tn drawinc ud the bag I recognized
' able to perceive tho ladder not many him, but refrained from any remarks, !
feet away. As cautiously as my 1 being anxious to waten resums, 01 wotcu Tom, risk or no ; crampe(' limbs would permit, I workd 1 1 soqn had an opportunity. In the bag to my time, never mv wov towards it, and, before the also were about two hundred cuttles, I ..llmda nntiiorod nrmin T wivB knccliiic I r.wn hundreJ surmullets, and one nuu
ivea. i area noitocKs, ana a iew piuuci u
Odd, weary, and sad, I made ray j several varieties of nsh. as yon may
way homo witnonr interruption, imagine, y"? v ., 77, A mrinM ,,ittofs of intese&t on tie told Ma-.T what had happened. As she j among this farirom happy family. ! and various places 01 mresess oa me clung about my neck, shivering and ; When the bag was tightened for land- river. sobbing, she nade me promise that I : ing the cuttles were especially annoy-1 In one of the moulds of the Miami
feeling as if I wast hiditi y a enme from WOtild n jver again be drawn into any- ing, every one being busily engagea valley, uaio, a paneaj auuHtunau. 1
her. I thine which mv conscience told me somrting hqnul sepia. In tne tuacK- come upon eMaence 01 a ouxieu
tl- IT! . K . . -1 1 7 ,1 I
W ben evening came j. uiki ucr mat 1 wasu't just right: and
four mo.
lie g -lisped tho linnd 1 held out, ictt i 0 ti10 y an abovo the pit saved 1 : :t .... 1 ...;1. n ,t.,.lL-,.,l ' .... . t -r 1
a SIHllUljr 111 ll n I will: wv.vi on, leaving roe with a weight on my conscience which had never rested on it before. All that day and the next I could iot meet Mary's eye without
its if I wast huuti j a enme from
diarth Esgab, in Llanerehymed. North Wales. Hiss Clara Louise Kellogg has been preparing for the Tinter'a campaign by studying new ojras. She is forming a company for concert tour during the month ef September, when she will introduce to the public her protege, Miss Emma Abbott. Sib Walter Sscott's wife expressed herself with regard to her husband's indiscriminate hospitality, by rerasxk-
I ing that she saw no difference betweeti
Abbottsford and a Birge notei, except, that at the former noltody paid. D. EL Craig, the inventor of the new system of autographic telegraphy, haft sold out his residence at Peekskill, and returned to New York, where he will engage in the management of the news business in comection witli bis new system. Louis XIII , speaking to Bassompiere, his ambf-ssador to the court of Spain, remarked: "You cannot imagine how I laughed when I heurd that yon entered Madrid on a mule just to think a jackaas on a donkey !" " Very true, sir, but you must remember I represented yon a; that time ! " " CiiABEHUBf .t " is the name of Clara Louise Kellogft's country seat near Cold Spring on the Hudson. The estate embraces twenty-five acres, half of it running np the side of a mountain, at the base of which the house stands. The building is o t Swiss architecture, and tmm itn niaz:as and numerous balco
nies commands a fine viewof West Point
thank God
was wanted ior a iiwm juu i 1 am able to say come lair weaiuer or
it the next village, and should not be
home tiil late. She never doubted the tale, but smiled and kissed me when I went awav. leading old Bob by the bridle, and fancying that 1 had. never seen a darker night, nor heard the wind moansLi dismally before. Killer's Cave is situated in one of the
most lonely parts of the Cornish coast,
not. a noiisi
foul- I have been faithful to my word.
eued waters tho torpedo was lost sight zation, in the shape of the image 01 a of for some time. After some cf the ram about four inches long, of blue fish had been taken in the boat the j stone. It bears a petrific ripple, BUgsides of the creature were seen, and ! gestive of a fleece, and is believed to one of the men most active in clearing ' be the'samc little lamb which Mary had
the bag at once gripped hold of ntm. on one occasion, wnen sno wae. euura.It was only for au instant he held him, oringto obtfin the rudiments of hex
. as a charge 01 eio'ti':eit.y wa uuaraij i cuurauvu. AHiuiganan named tndre lfteete Be,,t by the ribh all through his fingers j The Emperor Alexander is the hero of Fremont, Iowa, lately closed lus .,.,,, i-fl ,., a mizzled expression f th fnflnwin? anecdote: He was
, i variegatod career by taking at one dose j w be geeE on the features c f the i present at a collection in Paris for one
.... il 1 i 1.1 ... v Uahmp i intxa'mitn. ir.iiav . . . 1. - . . . . , mi . A . I...,,
Willllll a eou- inreo uuiueo w j j.
A New I'se for
( perry Killer.''
Davis' Piiin-
..t ..t .;.a.. f' tl. n.k After riditur in a nios.t remarkable way. He left a
for about half au hour X came out of i manuscript account of his life, from j 8ensations ; vet he could not tell what
the beach, and another ; wuieu it appears vuuu i 1 was nc miUu- witu Uis nanas. .priuu
. : : . . .. . 1 mi l.i. lnl J
mun hn rnivinn no iwucrum i ot Hie uosd.iis, rue uisre
possible for a fish to give him sueh oat to him by an extremely pretty girl,
iniloo - soalotigthe foe t of the cliffs birth and well educated. He waf. en- ;U)0 tol.pedo was lost sight of. boon broticlit me to the cave. As I rode in-! gaged iu the revolution of 1848, was j fttel, it8 tttil waa seen by the same per- ., if 1 b..,.,l a voice snv cautiouslv. I taken prisoner by the Austnans and h t k uoki Q it and drew the
111 .ii.t irthn. tho ho ik will ho he're : senteueed to be shot : but he escaped v :.,i. ths boat. Whether the
t r t L. .iii.l ittntil Til I nil v II
fidl
tlirectlv " and I was uot sorrv to tmd 1 aim weui w iwy, -"" v i could not eiectniy uy means 01 in wu, poor."
Tom Davies mounted on a cob along- Algeria, wumo aciU v .-j
cramoiiuir; cnvtireu wo ricuvu
as he gave his loms d or he whispered, 'Mademoiselle, this is for your bright eyes." The girl curtsied and presented the plate again. "What," said the Emperor "more!" " Yes, sir" stud
she, " I now want something ior toe
side of me. Handing me a
in it, ho bade
1110 lime- t ine , 111 , ,
of Tondon b.-ivn I ' i: x..li:nM n.il 1. tw litfln rrloo I 0 BiaVi
' -- --- nitine rime toiiiuy ii 11 in. .ivn i
that the "coasties" were napping, ana i we shculd do them jolly. : After waiting for some few minutes 1 we he ml the "regular click of oars in ! the rowlocks, followed by the grating of a hint's keel on the shingle. 1 We rode out, and soon had several 1 parcels strapped on cither side of the horses: then with scarcely a word spoken we set oil', Tom giving me instructions where to leave my load, and adding that it would lie as well to part as soi n as we got off the beach. A'.vuy we went, but only to rind out
quitted tne snore
, -, iandfout'ht the Cabyls for two years, ,enHke aMP bfl? ! Ttho end of whie he was captured io take a nip , at ine , ,.;. i. mmn Win.
rv. lroni wuien ue was rcaccm-
ed by a female servant of tho daughter of the chief, who married and covcrted him to t ie Mahommetan faith. Soon
Tun nldit tree on record, in Europe,
is asserted to be the cypress of Sotnma, in Lombardy, Italy. This tree is believed to liave been in existence at tbe time of Jriius Ciesar, forty-two yeaw before Christ, and is therefore 1,911 years old. It is 106 feet in height and twenty feet in circumference at one foot from the ijround. Napoleon, when laying down his plan for the great road the SimDlon. di vented from a
tirst -just ai wc
he c
ifter all,
Ion:
,t;r,
ill'.' fldtllls to
Full and c ip'icitdirecttODa aeim ;)ai!y tbe med cint. Evidence oi tl o mot rei.(K;nsbIo an:l i eiinl-b elwrarter furiilHliil on LppH-.tdiou v:.tt. biitniredii of thousands of lShig wittiensie, and ujiv.-arJ ol It'yi 0 uiiS'jlioited e it llcute .and ri eo'imieielidery letti rs, many of which i-ra from tho lifr'n t eoureef., is ln.iiug emiiiei't j 'h -HiciuiiH, lei y ie. n, ;tiUe:iiu p. etc. The. proprii t .r ins i, . r r. t"rt. d to their pul'bentlon i i the, u wtpuptrb; be d.-s imt .1 . tbi:4 frein the faet that his r.-t ties ruiikiui Staudaril PreiiT!itU.iiK, and do not n ci to be iropp:il up by cortitientes. Henry X. IBclmbold's Oe;uuine Trcparations. rxOivered t nnv addrwt . f e.'ure from e'-we rvntinn. y.STAllIlillKb CI'WAIU. OFTWFNI V VKAJtS. S"lil by f-iruKintrt everywliei'.'. A Mrv:m let.erH fer Infi.rniulioii, in confidence, tn HEM BY T. IIELMIillLH, Drill: gi.it aud ( lie rnii t.
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.T..vtrr. ft.un St. Thomas roport the following d-iiintcvr, to idiii.pin..r by tlio htirrieanu. Tim Amorioan brij; Jnlii E. Canny wan lost, tbe ercw saved ; tbe barli Dnlio ;f Wellington Tva.. lost, and tho crew raved. Hcnorta from Aiilieu;i statu tliat tine,. Cii(;!t:.li visnls. tlirt Iforms:. Iiotif.bix and Wustivanl ind tin, Italian liip lloro, wine lost. In the Frnneh Aissemblv, t,n T Inns lay, tho remainder of tho preamble in relation t:i tin, i until. (until powers of (ho Aiwmbly was adoptml, and sid.seipicnlly Diifarre's para--grapb euloh'i.iiiH tho coii'luet of Thiors wan carried, by a voto of 52a vens ffniiiHt :il m
Ono bundled mcnil.-om almtain ;i Irom viitinL- 1 member lmiv nwkwunlh' close to
SiinvniiAi papers publinh an authentic letter ; shore the windings of tie
from tno uoroan (lovenimoid to H. ..n.i..;,. ..r ;t ,.l b..w o.ikv
the American steanler WachtwottR !,, ..i.e ri'inners to tako a short cut across the
went un tho river in 1S11S. to iimnin .- 1 Helibi mnl enme no with me.
.,r il.u n., k.i. ..... r w.i,,,,,t,wl l.oiofr leil
i..,ranii. ...in. nimuimi. II IH ll'leilllly ' 1. ., ...(.. -- ...
I lii.iii.iu me.,...
in my eir, at the same time ruling m rduunch coh ritdit. at the men. I snw one of them roll over on the sand, while the other jumped aside, shouting to us t stop, but wc never paused until wi; were some dishnee down the lane K-ndino from the beaeh. Then
Tom imlled up. 1 ' We must part now," he said. "Keep to the ritrht and ride hard, for they will : cut jon oil' if they can where the lane ; wind ) toward the coast. But (rive the 1 ..... ..!.; I .....1 .-.,,,'11 lio fbpro I
111' eij. .Mill r.ii.11 , mm j ... i. .. . . , i,e ii iifi-...;ii. ., ft An.l ho i a
in:i,n. I'ltt.ui, ,.'ii iuii ji'ii. j we p irtcil. I Afv.nr iniii line left me I becan to re- 1
tlio
or wneuiens iwauiouueui moj.v., I cannot telL No sort of eleetrial expression was felt while the creature was held by its tad. When it was safe in ths boat one of the men trod heavily on
' it to kill it ; tins was the only attempt
made to do so, for the nsn toia au its l.v mnkinrr the muu scream.
she died and he returned to Europe, j and 8UcU wfts tue strength of the diswandering first through the desert ' ch e tnatit caused a numbness in his sU'tiling a camel on which to ride, and . . twentv mim,tes after. I found
nt last reached the borders of the Med-; th(J fet,jnss caused in the human, body gtvaight line to avoid injuring this tree.
iterranewi, wiiero ne too a passige ou , . t, elet.tl.i.ity from this tisii were ricbmond iotter tells this of GovA,ur mm uliinto IMessiua. Ho Olll- J l u. . eKa nire W niial ivie-HMUiMJ . .
mi . .j ... . . v i' - . . very muni iur -- ed the a .-my at Naples, and for msub-; . "an 0l.djnur;v electrical machine. ordination was condemned to serve four! Wjieatllelifii1 discharged its battery, veaja iu the .'alleys. Soon he escaped , thc mU8CieB on the surlace of its body and fell into the hands of brigands, but ; wefe suddeDiT contracted. I havereaas he had no money he was permitted j 8()n8 or Relieving that this fish had to depart in peace. Then he went to d:BCtuu.(jea much of its electrical power
, ! CJenoa, where a Neapolitan officer rec- i ere it wus brought to the surface, as J
witnesses wuo uau u
similar occasion,
were so violent as
off their legs. In the
and ere the nsn was
him to jump overnoaro. ' secured each man had bis turn ou
but no sooner had he landed than a : fonrs in the i,0ttom of her. it took a French patrol clapped him m pnson, whoje nigt,t tt, capture it and the conaud he was reclaimed by the govern- 8ternntjou and excitement caused by ment at Naples. However, he pretend- itfJ flrst ,,,,8 umong the men w ere eo ed to bo a French deserter, wan not luaicl.ou8 ;t would take an abler pen (riven ur, aud in six months, was light- tllan tf) late the story." hit! at the Crimea. He served also in ,
the Frar co-ltabau war, and lour years ; school year from
afterwards was lighting in tuis couutry ;
in the federal army, niuai mo ....niig, u ended he settled down on the 1 with l,o77,b.)4 impiis.
i.,.i,ir ,f tlm Wausiomicon, where ne
........ - - . . . - , , mimKI'imK ill LlitJ IieiiWXv
.ovo with a tnrmer's (lauguter uxc . the goStheni.
ui'.'.t ine co.isi. iuu0..... "" : oorn!xej him aud Placed Him ui irons, , . aNj,thla
1 iri nt r uin Miiraiij at " - i- . ' ... i i.
ping utter an. y.., ui mem 4 ",-, .,VllI),l,,,torv to sending him back to the ... rfiv in . h., on ft
us lr m beliiud a imui.ier "' , . em The captain of the vessel ka of lioh
,,t the 1-orse. u-ta es; . ,licn w.tf e,.nveying our hero pitied o"kuocb the meu
l" "Wl V "'"'i V;, t. him, struck off his irons, ana aiiowea . bont were t(!n mea,
into such tt
j, o:-..: i.ii . . i. .... I n..r.,,iu tillviii" mill T.ell
nuu eum iim.uiH i" uio mm. iKroe, ana nn.l it " ; .', ' , i e .. Ma'u unko T
hcon received as intended, the Biibscqnont j eien -ueu iceiu unit . bloodshed v ould never have recurred. It, was wouldn't die taken, I rode on more 1Udelayod a few hours, and the Wachusettti sailed i riously than before. without waiting. I The nearer I got to tlia sea the more
Brat shf
t. ii b, fvi-nzv. So ho Iwmiriit tnree
bottli
and went tn the house
on,.-,,- txiaA 44 On one occasion since
the war he seized a colored newsboy on the st feet, gently laid him down on the pavement, put his foot upon the neck of t he prostrate boy, and than shouted Sic semper tymnniel Jiut. this draadf ul expression of sentiment was immediately qualified by his presenting a fractional greenback to the 'tvMint. ' inakimr that colored youth
importune him to 'do it agin' at the same price." An American eaptain reports that wbde catering the straits of Gibralter he was met by the English naval squadwalk did not know exactly what to
do, but the wiuadron itself ended the difficulty by gracefully dividing into starbo ird and port divisions and leaving him a clear passage through their tr Ab he sailed by each ship in
;r.UK IroTblk rschookt I the fleet ct.urtously dipped its engn 1871. bad 38,300public fwoou, . various Amoxi-
ls. J1 tne waciiiwo -, , , ' , . Public schools are j can airs were also played.
TmiSiecle states that uieaan-uw man feeling is as strong as ever m Ijorraine, and is carried toauob a height that some manufacturers obtain coal, for working their machinery froyu
Gbbat Bbita-IN, during tne iirs six Fran. or tfeigmm, j.uiouBv .
than
liviupal. Fremont; but, all.liougu at i-"",;" ".ovince 0f Turin contains rst she seemed to return ks passion, While ho PiojmOT i i
she soon crew cold, and drove the poor a,yt8, Wat. o
in
mm. ..i,,..Ki.!, ... , .,, .,.,; l.:il.,- LmiM tmill. 1 jDHlliin, - : i o 7
it ..-..,,1.1 lie for Hivitt "'.ni.c - - . .1 t ll, nvielit, vear. linDOrOM nhtAi a It CBOaner iruni lull nem....
,1. . , ,,.urt ... II I H ElliilOVeil lUUIlbilO Wi..' ... . ... . . . . .,
sross the T , ' , " i i, ,mh Mn& , 7 708,215 cwt, of cotton, valued as the Sane. AtMwuwr --r-,M tttZSZ bt ffiof which .useven or is SjU
. . 1 l .. . I tin, mI if adn T.nrnfl nr f.CIlli. UllUlD UVIU VV T aw.v " m