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RICHMOND, FEB. 15, 1870;
Speaking of Henry V:ncent, the Cincinnati Ga
sette says s - ,
'In many rc-ecta he has no superior. An Eng
lish Liberal of tho best class, a man thoroughly in
sympathy with everything true and good in politics,
morality and religion, ha is ad eloquent as he is sin
cere. The person must be most impassive, and, we
mar adl, stupid, who can hear his utterances with
out becoming entirely sympathetic with the lecturer.
1 he topics on w hich Mr. Vincent will speak are those,
perhaps, on which be is best informed. The revo
lution of 1043, the ability of the protector and the
sublime achievements of Milton in politics as well as
poetry, are subjects which Lara enlisted all theener
ft'e, of his Bind."
A Dutchman's Tribulations.
The "Fat Contributor" furnishes the
following version of a Dutchman's trib
ulations: Ven I furst goome to tlis koontry,
d at ish doo dimes, fodder goome, dat
ish doo dimes more. Fodder, he kept
i crosery, soldt rat-traps unt tings,
hhews-harps, unt a crate many ooder
tchweets-meats, unt I sells meat mit a
gleaver. .
I koes town to see Kitty. Snyder.
Kitty dold me to sit town, unt I sits
town. I dold Kitty how she was, unt
she axed roe, booty Tell. I axed Kitty,
fcave you seen any ting cfl mine leedle
plack tog n' ready? unt Kitty, she say.
ititolUrtta your leedle plack tog?
Veil, I say, 'lie is all covered over
mit while, his pody cut off close mit
his dail.
Kitty unt I got married unt had two
povs, Hans unt Kafrina. Katrina she
wa3 a schmardt poy; too, ain't it?
Dought I would start the poy in pu&i
ness. So I puys 'em a perrel of cider,
sixteen feet of chinger bread und too
tuzzen 'bipes without any bthems or
nowls yooet now. Next tay vos train
ing tay, unt dey sells 'em all aw-ut,
make money like helentarcnation. I
goes aroundt der next morning tay
pefore to-morrow to goundt der brofits
unt mine Colt, there wasn't a cent left
a'ready,
"Den I dold Hans he must go to the
Fest Indies all's wile. I p:oes unt dells
dey beeblea apout the Wes- Indies, unt
dey axed me they didn't know where
it vas. Then I dold Haus, he had got
to cross the river over, turn the bridge
around it, goome to brother Hans patch
all shingled mit straw, where he Cnd
two roads running away from each ud
dor. There he find a big ben mit four
fclu-ep in 'em. Sheep run out unt pite
a loetle dog apout ajear oldt.
"Dinks I go town unt sees Iltns your
ewn self. Hans put me to bed in a
barn yardt. (Some gall 'em a bark.)
Some tarn fool he gave a spite against
me, he kepi obening and shutting the
cate all night. Got such a gold I hard
ly know how I get my preakfast in the
morning. Veil I got up I told the old
voznan had she got auy vater, that 1
get a. drink of visky peen so long
since I seen cider didn't know how la
ger peer daistcd any more. I looks
aroundt und see Hans sitting on a rock
I koes up unt sculaps him on der
sehoultcr. Hans looks arondt unt py
kracions! ' it vasn't Hans. Then I
thought I would ko town to the trug
store, unt-git someting for my padkoldt,
unt it was a hartvare slhore. I dold
'em did tliey have ennything for, a psd
koldt, unt they axed me, yes. Dold me
to take beck of ehewsharps every tay.
Didn't mind that, but they makes such
a noise I didn't know how to rake up
in de morning. Thought 1 would go
Lome Found toors all fast asleep, vife
locked vide open, nnt karden batch eat
up ray neighbor's bigs. Dold 'em I
wouldn't go to der Fest Indies any more
all "e vile too soon a'rendy. That ish
more vot I don't can dell."
One Week from My Diaree.
BY JOSH B LLIXGS
Monday Had suckers for breakfast. Suck
ers and Sassiges are ths 2 loxuiies of life; the
other luxury is easy boots.
Tuesday Awoke with a splendll hedake,
csufcd by taking too much water the evening
previously, and going to bed at r.ine o'clock
precisely. Ureatust on trie butt end oi a sas
siJse and felt like a dorg.
Wednesday Rekolected of asking a men in
Miseory if beans was a sure krop in his parts-
lie said they was z sertain sz a revolver.
Keflekled on the danger ov carrying concealed
weepins. Rekoleckted innor bein ii Na
Hamshire during a severe sno storm and in
nocently enough remarked that 1 never see
ennything like it, and wuz told by one ov the
barroom boarders that it warn't nothing; he
tied seen it fell over thousand feet. hat'
Bed I, "a thousand feet on a level' 'No 'but a
thousand feet trom on high.' J rtflekfu how
oazy it wz for sum U Iks to lie and 1 ell the
truth at the same time.
Thursday Kekolekted once more ov bein
on Red River, in Arkinsaw, and seein a large
piece ov frame work by the side ov the road;
inquired ov a private citizens who wuz Icdin a
blind mul by 1 ov his ears, what the frame
work mought he. He sed it wuz 'a Lir fiddle.
and ink 3 yok ov oxen to draw the box, and
they had to haw and gee to chang the tune.
Kctlkied on that passage in the poet wihich sez
man iz fearfully and wonderfully made;' and
thort the remark might apply to fiddles in An
t.insaw without spring the remark.
Friday Visited my washwoman and blowed
her up for sewing ruffles and tuks on the bot
tom f my drawers. She wuz thunderstruck
at first, but explained the mysiery by saying
s .c 1 ud sent me by mistake, a pair belonging
;.) . I bliuhed Uke r iled lobster, and
t o-d h'.T she must be more keeiful about such
tilings; I might have bin ruined for life.
Siturdav Writ this diaree for the week
from memory. Jlefiekted on the vanity of
human wishes. Iteilekted how often 1 d
wished to be ivefa, and how seldom my wishes
had bin gratified, ileaolved in the future not
to winhfjrennvthin-r.urit.il I had it 3 weeks
and Koe how I liked it.
The Senate was not in eeeion Saturday. In
the House, after the introduction of a number
of bills and resolutions the Legislative Appro
priation Bill was taken up in committee. Mr.
Davis' motion to strike out the appropriation
for reporters for the Congressional Globe was
rejected, rJceiring only three votes in its Tavor.
A motion was made to cut down the aipropri
mion for printing from $500,00') to $50,000.
HurLKB, of Massachusetts, 'thought the heads of
t'epartment might he trusted to manage the ex-
pcn.iitures. Mr. Lawes, in view or Mr. but
lick's sudden conversion, oljected to his lectur
ing the House. l!r, BuiL B disclaimed such
intention, nd also to beirg likened to Saul of
Tarsus. He thought the country sumctently
well apprisel of the fact that he had voted for
. . . i . , - i , i i
J EFf. JJavis, mai nis corversion nau oeen aua
den, and that, be bad uot been very long in
the Dartv. to render a repetition unnecessary.
The motion was rejected.' Tho Committee,
haviog disposed of about one-fifth of the bill,
-M and th House aajournea.
" During the month "of January the
public debt has decreased 83,933,6(54.
Indianapolis brewers have reduced
the price of beer to I per barrel.
Hon. James N. Tyncr, -of Peru, will
be a candidate for ranomination to
Congress.
The great bridge across the Ohio
from the Indiana shore to Louisville,
will be completed next week.
One of New Albany glass works era
ploys one hundred and sixty hands, the
rolling mill two hundred, and the cotton
mill one huudred and . thirty.
Mrs. Lizzie Suits is carrying on the
Postoflicc at Dillsborough, Dearborn
county, since the death of her husband.
Mrs. Lizzie Suits the people.
A negro from "de Souf" asserts that
his race is mentioned iu whe New Tes
tament where .''Nigger Demus says
he wants to be born again."
DavidRoach shot an killed his broth
er Benjamin, a wealthy cotton planter,
at Hope plantation, Yazoo river, Missis
sippi, a few days since. Intemperance
is supposed to have prompted the deed.
It is nnderetood that all agreement
has beeu entered into by the city edi
tors of the Indianapolis papers which
precludes any mention of the ground
hog thi3 year. Decidedly commends
ble. - . ..
It is reported that a distiller has been
found in Pakota, this State, who belongs
to churcii; asks a blessing at the table,
uses the quick fermentation, and when
he sings, faces the window, looks at
the distillery . and, starts: "Come thou
fount of every blessing."
The Howard Street Methodist Sun
day School,.' San Francisco. California,
1)33 eighty-three Chinese scholars, and
forty-two teachers, a gain of over forty
per cent, in four weeks. '
In tbirtyfour Annurl Conferences of
he Methodist Episcopal Church which
ave voted on lay delegation, the whole
umber of votes cast is 3,195, of which
2,517 arc for. and 608 aginst more than
- ive to one.
Tha Evansville "Courier" says, com
ilainiugly, ' we have had no snow, no
ce, and the boys no Tun of consequence
his winter. The probability is that
he stock of skates in the city will be
cept over for use next winter.
JonN M. Hill, an old and prominent
itizen of Nash ille, died on Wednesday
vening in his se enty third year. lie
vas born in Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
nd went to Nashville when a poor
oung man of twenty. At his death he
vas one of the wealthiest men in that
ity.- It is said that in his youth he un
Jerslood and spoke the German lan
guage fluently, and that all of a sudden
e was deprived of the use of it. Du
ing his last momenta lis became deliri
us, and instead of expressing himself
n English, he spoke German.
" - The Tariff.
The Committee of Ways and Means,
after a great deal of hard labor and many
changes, have reported a tariff bill,
which has beenmade the special order
for Thursday, the 10th. Many drugs
and dyes have been added to the free
list. A reduction of five cents per
pound has been- made on tea. and of
four to five cents ou couee The duty
on niir iron has been placed at $7 per
ton instead -of 9. , No change has. been
-: - -i - .V - 1 ' ':.':' I ,1
macie on sail or uu uim.i'jiis uuui, uuj
anthracite coal has" been added to the
free lisf. On articles of luxurj, the
duty has not been reduced. On some
qualities of stel the land has been in
creased.
ni.OOMINGTOV, II.l ., NURSERY,
I fth Year! SOO Acres I iO Greenhouse
f nrartMit. best stock and ahianine" facilities. APPLES
1.2. 3. vr.. 1000 fine 1 vr..25. APPLE ROOT-
GRAFT. S. choice, 1U.U0U $60. XL'RSERY STOCKS,
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COE'S CQUGII B&LS&M !
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A FOR CROUP,
The Dalsam will be fonnd invaluable, and may at
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WHOOPING COUGn.
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" SORE THROAT.
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HARD COLDS AND COUGHS
Yield at once to a steady use of this great remedy
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SORENESS OF THE THROAT, CHEST
AN LUNGS. ' ':
Do not delay procuring and immediately taking
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IN SHORT,
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THE C.G.CLARK &CO.,
-: '' i Sole Proprietors, New Haven Ct.
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THE ATTENTION OF THE PEOPLE
. -r , ia CALLED TO TBS
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COE'S D YSPEPSIA CURE.
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the only known remedy that will surely cure tlikt
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on its fearful tide, cirryin befora it to an untimely
grave, its millions of sufferers.
Cod's Dyspepsia Cure has Come to
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Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Hick Headache,
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Rising of Food, Flatulency,
Lassitude, Weariness,
fi.no Uy terminating
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Are as surety cured by this potent remedy, as the
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From LESTER SEXTON, of Miwaukee.
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