The Holt County sentinel. [volume], May 10, 1867, Image 1

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ATTOUNBITXAND XOUNSELtOKT LAW,
OREGON MmoUW.
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rHoBEaoN, Missouri,,,,
OFFICE-' Orer Kreek' rid Hershbergor's
Btoro. r
WILL OIVK ptciipt attention Wsnj- Bnslness
ehtrnsted tohli car? In th'o XweinHJuaioial
DlatrlcC" ' - -
rnrrislii bnnKan ii'IIawtUornc,
1ATIORii.BySi'AT LAW AND
'V'liEL ESTATE dGEMTSl S
, Intruntod to tbelr care In Nortbwost Mis
uWutyatfiTtaiiiBaB. Real cstalo bought and sold
onVea'sin'tfblo terms'. Taxes' paid, collections
uia'de, So: " ' ' I
-iming-an Aomnet -or Titioi for lioit county,
nearly complaed. wo baro better' facilities for
furhiBHin'K information'conoernlpe real estate
!.. ..a. i -'oi-noiai, I ' , 1
1T'H. Palttthn't T. 0. DtrsoAir, oter' W. &
J: W'Zook, 'Oregon, Holt 6onuty, Mlssonrl.
T. J. IIawtuorkb, frith Dr. Snow, MalnSt.,
Rock port; AtcbUort comity Mo., '87&m
REAL ESTATE AGEJVCY. ,
S. O. Collins &T. Wj Coll'iiiH,
Real Estate Agents,
WILL giro prompt attention to .the buying
- ond'selllng of LANDS; and the payment
of TAXES. S. C. Collins baring resided in
Holt county for about twenty-five yonrs, 'and
having been Counly Surveyor for tho greater
portion of tbaCtlnle j nnd'T. W. Collins having
been engagdd, injtho. 1'raotloe of Law for a
number of years , In jtbe county,, taey flutter,
themsolves that they wjll bo blo to KlT uuuto
aatlifaqtlon to those who may eoe 111 to transaot
bU'stnes's with theti. 'S. 0 Collins also offers
his services as County Surveyor, and T. W.
Collins as Attorney at law.
OFFICE East side Tubllo Square,. Oregon,
Holt county, Missouri.
10-Ora
Dr. Co M. EDS ON,
NorthPubll&Squarc,
OREGON, .......... MISSOURI
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HOUSE, 8KJN, & ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
oniaoK, Missoum. .
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'' tirntTHK Rinw. and oiinaMENTAL
r Fainter, , I
-i:;Eapor. Hanger, and Oralaerof Wood. !
I ' Buggy Palntlbg and trimming , :
" J - neatly executed. ;
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Forest pitv, mo.' i
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OllBIlTIAtr KBAUIS. OUSTAV IC30KBU.
1.0 cKrauss &s Raolccit
ilMm, EEER !BREtFERS,
...jQimiGm .- -..Missouri;
TTviNn Anlarircil tlinlr. Hrewcrv. nre now
JQ. rody to supply their customers with gppd
JJ.eerv'Jnisuoh quantities. as may be dosircd,
. ,-UnWy
'JAM3BS.H; NIESr'
.IAK, VAWD'aQTUttun.or ;
XIN, COPPER, AND SHEET IRON WARBy
.., Northeast corner of Publlo square,
OREGON. MISSOURI.
Q,01d Copper,-Brass, -and -Pewter taken in
obange tor linwarajr aw".!
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OREGON,. i i ' t i . .MISSOURI,
TEflPEOTFULLY' Inform theoltlxeos of Holt
Jm county and the publlo generally that they
are prepared; to ao uiaoanunimog mm various
nrancnes, prompiiyittnu vpwMi mnu, 4
SHOP Second building east of City Hotel.
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UldVui. a' i't ( udiii-i! ! ' v J " . ..
a! ,1 a . " Saw-Mill. I ' . -l;l
,luJ uciafi i ulJ. -.t u
Having Uiorougblfreattedthelrt 'Mill; are now
prepared to furnish Cottonwood Lumber' at!
'i. IK i
; -' Maker, ' " , :
;' i ' arid Carver of Wood, ' t .
wrr,,lnJ'Rliii(lorn mindfu'ctured. Fur-'!
J. Ft
dears In.
HARD W A REr- - UUTLERY
- J SADDLERY, J '4 '
Md.' 0. flonth 8d itreeMbtt Felix tod Edmond,
I .! ST. JOSEPH, MO,,i
. t&-,rricti gtmrantt4dat low at in (my ,WttUrn
rt.' . . " ' Via i
Hi !MUKPHJ 1 . ' ,
'.."! . i.SnccciBor to' i, .
ar;apjn.xM:ir, co.,'
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H JE It CII T A I IVO It 8 ,
n j,i OREOOK, MO.
n EADV;MADE CL0THINO,!anil goods of thtf
xju, wiieai j otyies, - aiwaya, on lianu. - Suits
made on short notice, and best style. Call and
s'ee thH LarBs,f, Rest, and'mest Complete Stocfc
oiuen.ieinetvj) Kurnisnmg uoodf, leref onored
iniuisony. fll ,q7.y
Vjf ,0 T ,T W? TM H E t t,t
Baker.
lis stand, next door west of Citv Ilotul. will
.' bU ri'rcnafed. from this date'.'tb dunnlv'nll
domandr ton Bread. Cokes. Pies Fruits. Nuts.
'and Coo(otlo.nrlcs. Call and see; M
MarU12S,.1807. 3in y
tVATCHES, CLOCKS & JEWELRY.
' Oi'lberon, Missouri.
TirpULD respe'clfully Inform 'Ilia publlo that
V having stabll8li6clliimsclf permanently!
and secured the asslsfahcb of a skilled nraotlcal
watch maker nn'd"jeweler,"ne Is' ready to wait
on cusiuuiera wiin uuyiuing in uis lino 01 Busi
ness. "'' "'
Clocks, Watches, 8rK'orA'ctB, &o., conatan
'tly on hand. All Muds of repairing dono
promptly and at reasonnbt'o 'prions. Oold and
allvur jewcli-y inadb to order.
onnp aiuco, r. i.ucKiiarui g oiu stand.
- 20 Cm ...
TAX, .AERSt
LOOK OUT!
ITtVERY dollar saved,"wlll go towards paying
l tho enormous taxes- which press so heavily'
upon you In these laticr-daya. Tou must- have
BOOTS AND .SHOES.
f
nd it is (o your interest tobiiy them at
UASTLE AJvD LKIIMEWS
Bhoo Store. WcideaI cioluBlvoly.ln that lino,
Una .llinrflv-tt'p?'. -" 8'u Im'H'nnl 1--
than.oan be had eisewnero. uur stock is coin
jplete, co'n'sid'tlrig In'
Eastern ana Vuttom Made fvork,
and of superior, quality. Persons desiring
Homo IVIntlo Work
will 'be nccoihmbdAted'on short notice. All
work-warranted. Glvo 'us a call.
CASTLE'&LEHMER.
Orcgon,"JIo. H5 ly
Special Wotice ! '
Bouuty! JBou.nty .1 Bounty I
Missouri Stale Militia
Are now entitled, by an. not ofCongrctB, to the
iiounty as other voiuniocrs.
For ihr.ee Year's Service., $200.
Far two Years, and iess than three
Years, 150. ' '
Heirs at deceased oiaiet:s, ana
those .discharged on account -of
JVoxtnds; Two Hundred Dollars.
We'aro prepared to collect these olaims
l'roiuntly,
And wliriutnlsli Rlauks .for ho purpose to.'all
appllosnta. Wo are alto collectliigi
Fay. for use and risk of Horses and
, ' 1 Equipments,
For thoso wlio'kepl their horsos1 from June 80th,
1834, until they disposed of then, to Govern
ment.
Teamster's' or their Helm, in the
Orocon Batiillioii, -' '
Will do well by aJdressIng us'ln regard to J1
To whleb they are entitled. . , i,
i 'Alf" claim against the United Stotos, and
'tiite' of Missouri, promptly collected,
Call on or address,
., ' . UflNDR & MARKLE,
j , , 02 Edmond, Street, St. Joseph, Mo.
I'ntro'ni.c lionte Iur! Ituiions and
He op VourMpncylii'iIie State I
1statEjJs MMAJYCE POAfPfY.
(CIIRTER PERPETlAL.) t
HaxinilJuli MIhbouvI.
Luihorizid Ouarantu Capital, $300,000 1
i 'Offers Jpdf tunlty ,toPropety, IJders
ligainst gs's by Fire 5r Lightning.
,0ME OFFICE IN LEAU UK S UUILDINp,'
Corner of Main and Centre Stret.r
i ' -ui DIRECTORS t .
Oi W.'8mar,ni,'Pres. Piko Co , R. Ri Hannibal,
Josiab' Hutiri Pres. 1st National Hank,
JW K. IUtwAbd, Pres. Hi & StTo; U.R.
HWMkADbwB, Dealer in' Agr'nl Iniple. '
CiiAi." SiiiiPPAttn, Hanker; Splngneld. '
? avid l'tKQaB. Dankerj'St.i Joseph.
N.'StBoitdj Underwriter, )
ONJClaIsk. ''" r nannlbal.
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i;'K?ttAWABP, fresdet",
.yi.JBUJIU, JCW 1 Vol"".
josian utHT, Treasure?-.,
J. 'J. HTllftKn. W.i-r'fltftTV.
0, N. OiAnicyqonera Al5e'
11. Jf. PM.1WII,
al A, gent..
Travelln'n A cent.
BffirCanva'sslni; Asents
panted alj o1! times.
jjply at tbp'olSaca of, tho OowpanV,' or iddrjss
Wholesale and Hetail
.
(Weekly.)
Ui
cniTKi) and ruuMsiinn,nr
Office1 ib bti'biock Norfhwost cornerVob-
Ho 8jare,- Oregon, Mo. n
00
One copy per Vchh 2 00
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u . AxlVextiiBinLs:.
.'The rates, adopted byitbo Convention of Pubi
llshera'of North Missouri, held at Macon, Juno
as ioiiows: J
BATH OS.ADVEnTHINa THASSIBNT. 1
One dollar, and fifty cents, per, aqua.ro for first
Insertion, and Bcventy-fire conta por.sqli'aro for
each a'dltionnl'jnsctlou. A square' to bb'ono
men in space idown mo column, eonnting cuts,
display lines, blank), &c, as solid matter. No
advertisement to be considered lofs than n square,
and all fractions counted onfall square. .All ad
vortlsemchta inserted for a lew 'period ihan
three rnontliH to, boi regarded ; TitAMMBST."
One rBqUaroJthroomohth.i.'. 7 00
Ono'BqGarc,'lx TmoHtba'i....',.'.l....i;. 10 001
- One square, twelve months .....1.,10,00
Foursquares, twelve months ,.. 30 00
Ten squaros, twelve months CO 00
"TJOtlllLE, COLUMN 'ADVEnTISKMKNTSi
55 por Cent, additional to the above rates.-
tOOAI.AVVlinTlaKMKNTS.
25 cents por lino. for each Insertion. ,
Nocertiftcalds of publication to bo mado un
til publieher'a feca'hfe paid... , .n " '
AivtRTMKt:flr notices n9,tmarkaq Willi
tlio number of insertions, will h nitbllnlinil im.
til orbld and diar'g"ilfor accordingly'. ' 1
THE, ,9BtHTKA,RD,S DAtTGHTEB.
We cannot find words, to express our emotions
when.we first read tho ifollowirie touchimr ver-
see. They stir the soul to Its very depths, arid
wo'riiay"dcfya"raali of feeling to road them With
a tearless eye. A.youne lady, whoso: life had
been'mado wretched by Ibo driiukcness of, hex
lather, is tlio uuuior; and none but one who
has "walked woe's depth's'-could write sllch'n
powerful pieoe. She wrote and sent it to n
friend, who had told her, that she was. a 'mo
noniaufyc,",lu bitter hatred of tho "deadly cun."
Go, fcol.what I havo felt) '
Go, bear what I havo borne
Sink 'nc'ath the blow a father dealt.
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'And tho'cold proud world's scorn
Thus strugglo on from yoar to year, ,
Tho solo relief tho tear. " , . ,j
Go, weep as I havo wept,
O'cr,a,ov;d father's. fall,
See overy'cherish'd promlso swept;'
YouJVBjBTr'eetuess Jturnod toraji;,..
That led mo up to woman's day.
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Go, kneel, as I. have kpelt, M
Implore, .bosccoh and pray
Strive tho'besotto'd heart to melt,-
jTho.downward course ta, etayT- tu
Bo cast, with bitter tears, aside, .
Thy prayers, burlesqued, thy tears dolled.
Go, stand where I have stood, l
And eoo the, strong man, how.
With gnashing teeth,. Hps bathed in blood.
And cold and livid brow ;
Go, catch his wand'ring 'glanco and seo'
.Thort, mirror'd his soul's misery,
Go.'Mcar' what 'I have, heard, ' .
' The abb's of sad despair,
As memory's feeling fount hatb.stirr'd, i
And its rovcallugs there , , -,
Have told him what he might have been, (
Had he -tho drnnkard'a fnte' foreseen.- -1
Go, to my mothor'a sido,,'.. . '
. And her crush'd spirit ch'ocr,
Thine iwn deep anguish hide, .
Wipe from hor chock tho tear
Mark her' dlniin'd eye, her furrow'd brow,
The gray I that streaks her dark hair how,'. 'I
Her toil-worn-frame, her trembling lnib,.
And '(raco tlio ruin hack to'liim ' ' '' 1
Whose plighted faith in early youth - i
Promised eternal lovo and truth
Rut Who'j for'sSvbi'n, hath yielded up "
-This promise to theideadlyiopp, ; ('
And led down from.loyo and light.
' For all that'madirhor pathway brlEht,,,
And chaiujd her liere,Mld want anU,Btrifa
liatlowly thlng a Drunkard's Wife,' ' "
Id stump d on childhood, a brow ee mild, I
lat withering blight n prunkard'a. Child
!), b'tar, arid Beo and feel and know j uit
Ull uio . "fV iuu uuni i i
..ii ll.n I 1 I
feeblo word--1
ii
I.
heJ
Ipr-s-pix very soul
nc distrust is stlrr d
.Unroth i
Khined
I aoe, br hear-, or toll
'Of the
: beverage of IUUJ ,
ew1musi(j iff'thua'rioiiced, and
telv. ! iWo haV'riotJ heard all
e8lVt'bd.vo no doubt that they
(,9puld l tecl the JNjgatingaio"
0 n fjuartcr.
to'tho Mountain'Oold plseo
,T,,Uofttlot'l-7Boat le,t f or,25
our. , ,n,y
iful Moohlight" uur substi-
rfctrcot fiap lights. . .
'Vjjittlo rDroojiiriK Floyrerl'TrWe are
unaf!q to eoeJt..' Tho bostJ hrauds' are
y' ?m one t Lo,vo' ?et, one'. , 1
'jRpck Boaido . tjio So" J. havo n6
rookin'e chair.. , . .'
' 06raing 'Tnr,o' jtb.o ,Ryo" ?at"fipa-
nhiiRfrn Rtafn (innstftblos.
Al that my soul hath.felt or known ,
Then look hnnn tho wine cup's glow, i
Seeif iuJIightneia.can ntotio, L
Think if ijJpavoryou would try, -
If Till plpfalm'd '"Tia drink and Jio1
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HOW IT FEEfcS TO BE DROWNED
DcBorlbod by'tiKati
who hoo Tf lod
- A few dajB ogo a, workman cmpioyi
ftf orio'of'thd n'nrTTjrrok'on tho weit sii
of 'tho rirer, bnl livini: on thb east aide
named Gracd, attempted to cross on, tlio
ice. .-Wh,on parkway -over the nvoj,, the
i;e brpke, beneath Orace, and ho' ,fell
through'. t lie sank immediately to tho
bottom, but wtts'takon'up by onoWf thoso
h&Jketoplby'mUfor' tbo purpbse,;atid by
strong, efforts, 'the spdrbofi lifo .which
had apparently .departod was, brought
pac,K, ana Mra? still uvcj, although hav
irjg,Leon as near'doath's dark' 'door as a
man could very well go' and' return to
thiViabluOaS'y tfph'ero. ' j -r . 'i-
fYestcrday ntroporter o. tho Wiscon
sinjm Qrace, nnd hud,a conversation,
wiin:nim relative. 10 ois narrow eacano.
Dunne too conversation tho man iravd a
sketch' 6r"the sensations ho experienced
nuiio uuuer-iuo water, wnicn wo will en-
eavor to cive; as tho words fc l.from
his lips. Grace said : "I thought that
mormnsr as it had been stiilenmrr over
i.l.l'.I:; .1.. .-J i i I.. A:n-
uigut, iuui, iuu icu wuuiu uuavm nuougu
to near me, ana as i was late tnat morn
ing, and as it.was a lone vrayiround'bv
the bridge, I would savo itimo by going
acroea the ico instoad of coiner around
oy , tbo bridge. 1 went on, thinking
aboutwhat IenouI'd sayjtb the" foreman
to bAvo being docked a quarter of a day,
andJwaBn'tV.thinkinc but 'w'ha't'all was
saftfenough.-when I .trod on .a weak
sppt and went right .down through. It
was so sudden like, and tho- water was
so cold, and I suppose I was so fright
ened, that all my senses '-went away 'in
a flash. "J I: hit my head on th'o edge of
tho ice and itmudo me stupid, and that's
whatinude it seom so likea'droum, per-:
hup?. It.scomod.liko I kept-sinking,
sipking all tho time not. going down
like'a'raan naturally would in the water,
but going down fast-i-BO "fast, that it
tookoll.my breath hwoy. Although I
know that I kept pry, eyes, shut all tbo
time, it seemed like I could'soo all about
mo, and like I'was irt tho m'lflst, first 6f
up tall around m&, and Waslverv ihiok;
As I went down,- this.kept growing
lighter acd-brighter, and .from being
sort or gloomy at urst, soon began to
grow pleasantcr, and my' head, which
seemed at' first all stuffed up and stupid
began to bo clearer and cloarer. havo
hoard a great deal about -Purajlisd, and.
all of a sudden like it soetneu 1 had
como to that plnco. I didn't, feel liko
was anybody olso, but all my senses
camo to mo, and tho hrst 1 knew i was
wondering whore I'was and how I oamo
thcro. I felt as if I was just so full of
happiness as I ooUld bo. Everything I
had done in my llfe-scenio'd like it was
written on a littlo page, and I had, it
irigbt before me 'and I could tell it nil,
oven down to the littlo things. 1 Before,
me I could soo'great green and purple
and red clouds' floating along, and wotild
lear angels and fairios singing, 'and1!
cnew they wero happy1, and when I tried
;5 help them I felt as happy as thoy
were. '
I I- triod to think it was a dream, but I
bouldn't and I didn't febl ' as' if it was
alt like deotV, and' whilo everything
poemod so cloar to me, even' to what the
foreman wouid say when he found that
I did not como, I wonderod ifn ovor I
should go'tacK'gain'; t'arid 'if- I did,
What rtinio'I should 'hvo telling1 tho
ovs whore I had' been and what I had
oen. ..livery cooa action x naaaone
came up aud lookempinjtheaoo j-and
although some,of '.thobftd' actions, all
E- f wh'iclj I., cbuld- B6p' standing at" my
ack. tried 'to 'como'uptheyJcould not1.'
J cannot, toll you hbw.'hap'py. I felt,- and
how, long JJfll,tit8ot j .zfuV jjdrqatiung
aa
happies't WaV'to die that 'over- was5 in
vontcd. But tho coming bhek,. oh 1; that
was awful ! ' in .--i'i, ti .1- I .
WhilpJ was feeling s'o gpod asjl was
Irvine to tell 'vou'about, and.it' didn't
eouui un il iu ritis n nvviu nuiiu, uuw uuu
o ;:! ... . . - t s J .t -.
U' was 'years anu years', --wuho -x wnij
thinking', jt 'seemed'like oho of tho bad
actons crowded away onb'of tho good
oner,' ana oamo up and looked me intne
fac, and Instantly "li ofUbd good ac
tions',1 and all-the hiigels'hnd tho fairlds
becamo devils of tho worst kind, and nil
tho colored clouds 'BecamQ, bjaok, and
the devils closed round mo, and they
yelled in my cars7 find pushed "ni'd -this1
-J ,1.', .Ui.LI.-ll -D.I.. -li..,l
way ana ioai,,auu iiii;ii au,ui tuu uiuuua
bocamo-precipices and -caves, and holes,
nnd jt',8ocmed as jf tho evil ones wero
trvine to ptiBh me into all of these at
'WnS VWu me into au or tnese at
oncii, yeTliDg and Wling all of;,
'f'A-i ' i : . J :
time, nndviian'I'resistcil; to'oring wfidlo
hands full of "fl'esTi offm'y boics abd:halr
6u't! of 'my .hiadi And tMy Tseemed to
goiinto my moutbeand my, nose, and
my cars,, an4, tgar away. Juiidp of rne
until 1 was bo full of mis'orv that Inrav-
cd thoy rnigli kill mo at oncoj and nhori
l tnea to ton them so, it was hko as if
my Ii6ad 'would burst asunder. As J
Can't tell you how happy I was -before
so I can't near tell you bow, I Buffered
now., X had hoard a groat deal about
hell,and I tliuuKUt'I Was thore for cert
tain. Som'otlmea tho devils' insido of
mo would bo firo ahd burn mb, and thon
thoy wouldjbb oceattB1andI would'sti'an
glo and bo drowning. And whon '.
seemed to bo suffofing most all of a sud
den I camo sort of out of it, and the
boys were Btandibc about me. and try
ing to bring mo to life, and then1 1 know
that I had been noarly drownedt but
thoy had savodiino. But I tell you as I
told them, if ever I camo so near drown
ing again,'. don't try to savo my, lor I
had ten thousand times rathor dio feel
ing like 1 (ltd when I seemed in para
diso, than to bo 'brought too nnd suffer
all tit Jormcnfs 1 aid afterward.
. Ailtont.Htory.
Once, in thfa.'Latin (juartor, ono may
oarn many useful facts.' Among others:
an ingenious method of avoiding. 'pay
ment of rent .that .would do honor to
Dick Swindler.- Tho explanation tof
tho. ruetliod, ia insoparablo from its illus
tration. Tho landlady of a certain' medical
student who ineffectually dunned her do-
mtqucnt.tcnant for somo time, resolved
at lustiupou resorting to extreme meas
ures. bho.ontcreu tho student's room
(ono morning, and said in a decided tone
"You must cithortpay, mo my'rent,
or bo oil this very day."
"I prefer to be off" said the student,
who, on his side, was prepared for tho
encounter.
"Well thcn.sirypack up directly."
"I assuro you madam I will ko with
tho utmost expedition if you will assist
mo a little."
x)XitlbfeS!;e4.e.8Jj5iS28urO:!'..
wardrobo, trannuilly openoa a drawer
and took out a skeleton, which be hand
ed to tho damo , .
'Will you havo tho "kindness toplaco
tuts at the b.ottom oi my trunk.f" told
ing.it up,
"What is that ?" asked the landlady,
recoiling, a little.
il"That?"
"Yes that r"
'.'Pooh, that ! Oh it is tho skeleton
of my first landlord. Ho was inconve
niont enough to claim the-rent ottbrco
terms that I owod him, aud , then bo
careful not to break it : it is Ko. 1 of
my collection."
"Monsieur !" ejcclamcd tho dame,
growing visibly'pdlor.
iTho student, without replying open
ad a seoond drawer and tool; another
skeletopj.
"This -this is my, landlady in tuo
Riie T'Fr.old' do Mndflfiin. A verv wor
thy woman; but who domaridedtho rent
of two. terms; Will you plao'e it upon
tho other ( ,lt ib.Ko.- iJ."
Tho landlady openoa her eyes as
largo aa portes cochercs.
"This," continued the student, "this
is JNo.-a. They ara all hero J A very
honest man, and whom I did not pay
either. Lot us pass on to Sso. 4."
But tho' landlady was no longer there.
Sho had fled, almost frightened, to doatb.
From that day no more was said
about tho, ront. -
KuiiosKiiB". Tho following should
bo nublished; at least oncd a wedk : .
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boal oil lamps, a'ro iri tho habit, when
going to bed 6r leaving tho, room for a
time,' of turning tho wick down low, In
order to save a triflo pf, tho.consumptiOW
e 1 ml - liu 1m ft,. nH
0 Oil. -lilO vOI.oCUULliyu io iuui tuu uu
of tho roouj soon becomes vitiated ,by
thouncorlsumed. 6'il vapors of tho gas
tho minuto particles of smoko and soot
whicu are tnrown on. Air muu ijuihoh
od is deadly jn ifs effeots, pd the wop
der is that nlore persbns oro not immo
diatoly and fatalfy injured bybroathing
it., Irritatioi and .mflamation oi I ibo
throat'' and1 lungs1, hcadachoi dizziness
and nuusqa aro among Its effeots. '
Mr. Wkevil having boon out to a
lato tea-party with a'fow friends, upon
getting! into bod t 1 A. M. hoists his
umbrella. Mrs. "W. pleasantly desires
to know "why ho is making such a ro
diculous ass of himself V' n
meiwy"" Buu, ,my y
a itorm, ond'I.oiiuf peparod
iWellyou seo, my dear, I expoctod
Spocck of-
fyftitpn in roters-
Senator
-at..
.addressed a largo
mootihg, printf
Poterburg, -Ap:
of cojorod men, at
Ho said : "I'sce)
before mo a body
would liko to say
of 'culorod men. I
a word, to them. ' I
shall speak frankly and kindly, but not'
patronizingly v for tboirfor that has
p48ed. Before the W you are my
equals and my pa? r-, you have tho gamo
rigths, priYijogcsahd immunities ,that
I 'poBioES'. '"L6tinbJn ypu iri good
faith that moro blood a's beeh'Bh'ed"fbr!
your emancipation than ,evor was Bhcd
poforo for tho freedom of 4,000,000
raon nnywhero on earth ; for Christian
mon and Women have been praying for
yod for moro than 80 years, and you
aro not forgotten now. Thousands of
our good men and women aro now con
tributing' for your improvement and ed
ucation. I now say to you that vou
havo got your liberty you aro as freo
as I am, and aro ohtitled to vote ; and
I want you to romombcr that tho ballot
is sacred, noither to bo' bought nor sold,
but to be given for justico, liberty, and
humanity. You should forgot that you
wero" over bondmen you should havo
no projudico on acoount of tho memor
ies of old times you should love all
and bo just to all walk with your foro-
hcad to tho skies, and call no ono master
but God. Look down on no one, but
think, act and speak, and vote bo as to
do good to all. Go for liberty and tlio
mou who ..will bo truo to 'liberty. Go
for tho preservation of tho ballot-box,
and the men who will concedo the ballot
to you. Go for cducution and tho
church. Get homes and lands, however-
hnmblo thoy may bo. Bring up your
children to be better than you woro. Ed
iicato them, and lot tho world soo that
tho friends who fought for you wero not
'.!..-I 1 I. i-.l" J! 1 1
inisuiKuu m wnat iucy am in your uc
half."' ,
To tho whites he said : "I will say to
tboso who did me the. honor to ask mo
to address them, in tho presence of my
God, that I novcr in this strugglo of 30
yoaro had a sentiment of hostility to any
or my countrymen, l novo always act
' j -'.fil.,..u r vv-iMiit nliU
." "VwJ unoli nittn.p,,! -'-i- L
den on tho South, and havo so acted
Binco tho closo of tho war. I bolievo I
ara right in this policy, and will fight it
out for tho bolance of tho year on this
lino. " In parting with you, I Will say
you' havo boen involvod in a contest with
us, in which you wero urged on by ideas
which I beliovo to havo been wickod.
You .fought worthy. of a bettor couso,
nnd failed, and you ought to thank God
for it. We will yet Beo our banner
dearer and dcaror, and if war should
borne wo will march sido bv sido in its
iiofense. The causo of our separation
s gono. It has sunk so doop that
plummet will never reach it. Lot mo
advise you to elect a convention of tried
and truo men who will amend your con
stitution in' accordance with tho provis
ions ol tho Keconstruction act. Hcnd.
men to Congress who can take the oath :
recognize tho now rights or tho negro ;
fconcodo them as more worthy of respect
and'eonfidonce, mon who God mado and
Christ died for ; develop tho resources
of old Virginia ; build up mapufapto
ries ; cut up your great plantations intc
small farms, and till them well, and in
tho course of a generation you will mako
her one of the most opulent and pros
porous States of tho Union. If you
will do this, the people of Massachu
setts trill thank God for it."
A farmer tho.pther day gavo us his
Way for making a garden fenco for
kooping 'Out the fowls, which soeuis to
us. effoctivo, .as well as: ornamental- and
profitable. It is to sot out wild gpose.
berry bushes around tho plot of gr'oupd
doslgnod for a garden. When scp close
ly, thoy form a hedge that is cntirdly '
impenetrable to tho tf owIs.' -This gentle-
man's mothod of taking up. tho' bushes
is an easy and cheap one. Ho says,,
tako a crowbar or a pointed wooden lov-
or, force it unucr tuo cluster or nusncs,
(thoynlway grow in "clumps,") arid
then, u'sing-a block for a fulcrum, 'the-
whole mass is easily raised out of the
earth. Lawranco Tribune.
'At, (Tin Vmttlo of the Wilderness'; a
gallant young Mississippian had fallen.-
At night, just before burying him, there
camo a letter from her he lovod best.
Oiio of the tearful group oroun'd'his
body, a minister', whose tenderness was
womanly, took 'tho letter' and' laid it up
pn tho b'reast of him whoso heart was
stilled in doath.
"Bury it with bim. Ho will see it
when ho wakes." It was tho.supumcst
ecntonco of his fuccral sorvice,
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