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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-07-09
We Can't get along without il.

Beebes Grove, VIII CO., III, Oct. q 10
Mr. SIoAn--sir: have tested the virtue OF
your Ointment in the cure of rattlcsnnke bites,
sors throat burns, and many other injuries, and
in every case it has surpassed oer expectations.
As family Ointment, have never seen its e.
quail and tor beasts we cant get along without
it Yours. &C., MILEs N. JoHNsoF.
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Deaths.

O1N7D71NTE0-0N0IO0ONTNN
In Rootstown, on the 25th ult., LEVI HUG
GINS, an old and much esteemed citizen. aged
IS years.
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NOTICE is hereby given that George Da>
IN Wis and Martin A. Hocomb, of Wind
ham, County of Portage, have this day as
signed all their pr operty to Samuel Southee
g. Eber Earl for the benefit of their creditors.
Windhana, June s5, fS49.
ALE persons Indebted to- said firm will
please call and settle the same, and all having
Claims against said company will please
present them 20 the Assignees.
SAMUEL SAM u soUTHEE, ; Assisnees.
Windham, June 25, 1849. Sw914.
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Qf From the Hon Fl ". s. Brooks, Agent
Of the Illinois ana Michigan Canal Packet Boat
Company.
Chicago, Jure, "a, Is4S.
DR. W SLoan--Dear SIR. For the last 30
years l have had occasion to use many horses,
and have used the great variety rf fLiniments and
Ointments in use but have never found anything
eq ual to our olntment for injuries on horses
Within the last Two months have applied your
Ointmsns to seme 80 horses, for various injue
ries, and in every instance it has proved asov-
ereign remedy.
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NJ OTICE Is hereby given that the subscri-
IN per has been appointed and qualified as
Administ rator or the Estate of John Austin,
deceased, late of Aurora, Portage CO: Ohio.
Dated at Aurora, this Srd day Of July, pS49.
CADWALLADER CRAWFORD.
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will be lost ellneF III luae, horse hire, or
| shoe leather.
nFAli kinds of produce will be purchased
on as favorable terms as it can bs disposed
of at any point in this vicinity.
nFThe highest price paid for WOOL,
with as much cash as is offered at other places
MARVIN KENT,
GEO W. WELLS,
CHARLES II. KENT,
HENRY NJ. GRENELL.
Franklin NJ lis, May 90, 1a4s.
- -
60 ;za6
KENT, GRENELL & CO.
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
FRANKLIN MILLS, o.
UFProperty entrusted to their care will
receive prompt attention.
10000 lbs. Wool Wanted.
AT FRANKLIN,
In exchange for Cash and Goods, for which
the HIGHEST PRICE will be paid.
KENT, GRENELL & CO.
franklin, May 90, 1919.
CASH FOR HEATH!
At Franklin Mills.
Tt]E HIGHEST market price paid in
IL Cash for good merchantable wheat.
KENT.& HUGGINS.
Franklin WOODEN Factory.
5O,OUO tbs: the subscribe, for sr'v Which Il
the highest market price will be paid in
Cash and Cloth.
The undersigned having fitted UP the
building formerly known as the "FrankIin
Tannery" are prepared to manufacture most
kinds of Woolen Goods, in as good style as
any establishment in the western country
Cloth manufactured on shares, or by the
yard, and warranted to be done well.
Cloth Dressing and wool cardng done at
the lowest price, and warranted to give good
satisfaction, as our machinery is mostly
new, and in good order. Particular atten>
ton will be paid to custom cardiDg.
We will receive in payment wool or mrst
W. HICKox & co.
Franklin Mills, April 90, 1S49.
Jas. c. MOORE. Edwin s. FoLJAMBE.
MOORE & FOLJAMBE,
Dealers in al kinds of Saddles, Harness. Va
lises, Travelling Bags, Trunks, &c. &c.
Three doors west of the Franklin
Exchange.
Franklin, May 90, 1919.
cALT, Fish, Plasser, Whi,S Lime, Water
y Lime, Iron, Nails, Steel, Pine Shingles.
&c. &C.. kept constantly on hand and for
sale at about Warehouse charges from cos
KENT, ,GRENELL & Co.
Franklin Mills, July 7, 1919.
FRENCH PRINTS.-The largest and
Il handsomest assortment ever offered in
Portage county can be seen at our store.
KENT, GRENELL s. Coz
Franklin, July 7.
~ MGHAMS-N better or cheaper u.s.
VI sortment can be found in the State of
OHIO. KENT, GRENEI. st Co.
Franklin, July Z.
TARPETINGS of superior quality and
~ beautiful patterns lower then ever before
offered in Portage county.
KENT, GRENELL & Co.
Franklin, July Z.
cPRING STEEL. Eastern & Pittsburgh,
KENT, GRENELL & Co.
Franklin, July Z.
DUGGY SPRINGS g. AXLES Equal in
ID quality to any ever made. for sale cheap.
KENT, GRENELL & Co.
Franklin, July7.
DUGGY LAMPS and Brass Bands, for sale
ID by KENT. GRENEI4L & Co.
| Franklin, July7.
CALT.-S00 Bbls. New fine Salt 10 Prime
~ order, just received and for sale at
small commission.
KENT, GRENELL & Co.
Franklin July 7, 1a49.
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q GROSS Townsend's Sarsaparilla, re-
- ceived and for sale by |. SWIFT,
Agent for Portage county.
ALSO, Sands, Bristol's, Guizotts', Graef-
fenbergs and Rheinhausers, on hard and for
sale. s, 81,
July @
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4 GROSS Townsend's Sarsaparilla, just
: i reed. and for sale at
June ysth. HORR's, Shalersville.
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FOR SALE.

B. S. HOPKINS, P. N.
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DURE Nit. Silver, Veratria, Acetate Nor
l. phine, &c. &c. received by
July Q. I. SWIFT,
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"OR'T4RS. Porcelain and Wedgeweod,
lYI Tfusses. Turnkeys and Lancets, sup.
July Q. ply at SWIFT's.
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The Proof.
Extract from tile "Galena North West

Grand Depot, 40 Lake ST., Chicago l,Iin
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31
HOTEL.
NEW si.L.AN

TUE Pnpfriufs Of lis establishment h#. Ifatt
| ia inionn ils pHlls thai they siiI eaHta q. IA
aec1um aial" ell who afs d.sn sd 10 ~ lee
Niih their patronage ihfir Isa#a Ias asan
llu0usH'y 'irans-d end uHllad and her 7 G -.
they ysuiufr 20 assaIf uHstIfH#zss=#s - #H#
ltbrr 200 thr ciy The Pa ters' itafHl Is ~
u'i aui well known sstaaI slmani. stun n
Canal street, urzf The cefisr 81 camp siTssi. tie
mo-i husarrs lhlfoushlsfs ia ilIe WIias aIi,. ! NJ
the Pupur.sfs isiltf themselves Ihat iliF#
agreeable aud p.raslui resdrHes eaald ~ b
procured ny lra,rIers during theIf saiaufa In,
,han offered al this tsiabIshniHht
They have lrassd The IafE urw lsiHl alit
erected By Mt laeuh RHadaHav, adisHiae hf
abo'r establishment, slaeh iIist hats apslf j Ia
cuuureiiun with il, exclusively iaf tie aaeasafia
daiion Of families ani have fitted Il up aud fun
ahei Il IN a It, Ie unequaIIsd hg aHy famHf sf9ii
meats in The whole sfuthsm epaulf. l. IN
part of llieif establishment, they HuuId sH1I calls
invite the zil,uiion ot lmllrs travelling Il rtug
Or ioraiiae lu the city, as their prices 10 le la- e.
Ihan iho-r charged al auy establishment, u n,
south having similar accommodations. 10 u
tatfcfarr, Wuo afr dsPosfd 10 ,r made clmi,f ~
o. a moderate ruce, tbrN would rsp'cthl, ..d.ri
tirm unm~d1i irly 90 lhrIs afuyal. to iarugr f1f
tle n anters' Hotel.
YOUNG s rHANpJun.
%. PfuErirfgs
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

InE MoURSEE.-"It Is very lonely.
mammn. murmured fair.haifed. lovely
glh, A. she rested on sofa. one evening.
1t Is very lonely now. and the night seems
very long Shall | u vel see papa any
more l'
" Yes, my love, YOU shall see Inn IN
brighter world than this."
" But this Is fair world. said the In.
tie girL 81 love to run and play in the
warm sunshine, aud pick the water crosses
from the brook, and when the weather is
little warmer shall 90 and gather the
blne.cyed violet, that pa said was 50 like
mc"
Too ike, fear" said the mother
and the tear-drop tremblel '"'l 49,.
SO, h.. ,.@..guli my child, taele 5 leirer
fade, where clouds never hide the glori.
on, sky, lof the glory OF Him whose
name Is love ugaus7 b,4s i,ly e..I 6asarar
in those golden courts the trees that
grow on the hank OF the river which wa.
ter that blessed place, never fade as they
do IN this world aud when friends meet
there they will be parted no more. but
will sing hymns OF praise to God and the
Lamb forever
And shall | 90 TO that happy place
when | die, sand the child, land will
You 20 with mo :"
Yes said the mother. 1--WE shnll 20
IN Gods own time; when he calls us from
ihi. lie, We shall dwell with him forever"
Twas littn while, und the mother
beut over the grave Of this little frail
flower OF intellect, wlihoUd by the un-
timely iro-i- Of death bui was he alone
when, in the twilight shades, she sat upon
lhe grassy mound where the deep and
yraulug hopes OF that fond heart were
gathered iu ohliyious silence, Oh, no
The soll aud s.lvery tones OF buried love
whispered IN the breeze that lifted the
druoplug flowers overchafgcd with the
dewy trw, OF night Tie diamond stars
that. one by one, came forth upon their
. shining watch, seemed beaming with the
/ u-h,o, that deafness flame which burned
uudimmcd upon lhe inmost sllrne Of her
heart and she enjoyed. IN the holy hours
o.! solitude. that communion OF pure spir-
I its, which our exalted lallh alone can be-.
SLOW
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31
NtW ORLEANS ARE fuuNDRl
and Prtn!crR' Depof,
80. " CANAL STREET KUN
ntn.LIf rn. e.sIoa.nog.E.

oFroaTg Tug clsrou-nouAe'
II n GREEN respectfully announces 20
i. PubIi,l.ca and fDu'tn. that ~ h,,
established couig'ls aud eslsnsNe bFh
FOUNDRY iH ihi. city.
Trr B,os Lrrrra ai this Foundry W.. cot 10
order by wofkmsa of loag csieHcuoe, sHd - no
,rnsuse wss spared 10 obtain the hahdso'i.''
i.es,, aud 10 psfi,ol iliep 10 rsrrS f,'pral' ll'
assertion - ysHlurrd that d VIII be louhl 'A'
haudsoms,i "a thr puird States
Also. yrry hIgd.HHir ASSORTMENT oi t'oNr"'
Co,nhnatiau Birlrf-. sud jos llttEaol I've '''s'
s,yIr. TO wlneh il,r attention II fnnir" ID 90
bc,,.I hslatr nufoht tsiue rls-Whrfr, All 'fu9lrs
manufactured a, tbs Foundry SHAH hr OF "i,
trnal equal Il uoi superior 10 snl h.iHu' ,'',u,.
At the Nohh; sad as they Will be lu''An'l' AZ
New lufk pHess, the proprietor ol 'ii'' "" '"''''
uri.e trusts Ia m-st wah due encouragement
The ,uhrrb-f Is a'sa Agri lnr shr sil' ol
Manner. Ws.hini itan and smith faEsils' winch
IA ,rihrt uun Ch.sr.. Gas-s, CnmPasing Sticks
Fs,,cn,. q ,llsys, "a tag LAX ol oil aalor.' in.
r,udinr every Article in the Printing hnnaess' Kept
constantly on hanj at madtrair rates
-lr rhe pfepnriafs 81 nusspapsn VINO W"' pun
hsh ih,. adyrnisrmrul "a motils' aud sr"d d
ptp.r 10 lhi. foundfy weekly, @il hr pad i'f Tue
advertisement hy purchasing siH TINES the amount
II. II. GREEN.
opnasile the Cuslomllouse.
az Proprietor, o. news aprsr, Sho have puh.
li,hed the Advertisement OF GHrgNr & Co, VII
please suspend il. aud iuseit the above
may 10, lSis.22
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31
UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES,
no. 90 CAMP STREE
Ntu orlsanA

Ntu otltinh
gENHE subscriber his on haul large sui srn
Z rrl sssoumrut Of almost every aHisl, 20
iie lpi9l,icr, way, which, on account o. a.,
id,ancrd state of ir stsson. be- oilgr al wy 80
prc,s Among tic Goods on haad. hs ',sul,
enumrflgr
CURTAIN STUFFS:
Sdt. var'ed, aud cotton Dimasks, ,fisaeh end
Enehsha
bobi4t and muslin white curtains;
P.am aud figured musla. Ac
CORNlGE. POLES, BANDS. &c;
" uoirn, hAss and v'lgri oouuior;
bras. aad wuOdrn poles;
tulip" "arotn." "poIkn," "Bfn," aud = vatiely
of other curtain bands aud pips
TRANSPARENT WINDOW StlAnt 5
The stock of lhs article b. as lull, and u d.
hiud,umc patterns, as eau be- lunnl any wh'fs-
among which, ore SouHuc, Chinc.e, aud Other
srcn"s, large Gothic, Sc.
NuSQUrrO BARS AND MEETINGS,
English hohIbei. mudn, linen mnslaIio b1rs aud
reuiugs. 10 great variety aad quinliy.
FEATHERS. CuRLED HAIR. &c:
frathef. IN lots Of from pound to 100 poIads:
aua CURED hhif Of various qualities.
together with nslinr, OIL cloth. chfpris. r y,
nalts. table ol cloths, wall paper, "a IAfg' at,,
nindsoInr h-soHmanll cords aud lassrls, iuas'
gimps. Tire. board papsfa, cotton, wofsl.d, lima
aud silk bordcfings and bndlpgs; hhlf,cloih o..
dow papers, ready made hair Or no.I maiAesg'i
bed furniture, &c, Sc.
1FGayanized spnnr mattresses niadr g. ornrf
aud Upholstery work executed with jrsphlth.
JOSEPH ErrEL.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31


A GENTLE RErRoor .-One day a,
Haehariah Hodgson. was going to hi.
daily aYoealions, utter breakfast, he puf.
chased iue large Goldfish, aud sent i.
home, with directions 10 his wife. 10 have
1t cooked for dinner Is no particular
mode OF cooking II was prescribed. the
good woman well knew that, whether
she boiled it, or nude IL into ehowder.
her husband would seoll her when he
came home. But she resolved to please
hlm once, II possible, and therefore cooked
poaions OF II IN seseal different ways.
sue also, with some difficulty. procured
an amphlalous animal ffom brook. back
oi The ionse, aud pumped il into the
pot lndne time her husband came home.
some covered dishes Were placed on tue
table aud with ffoWniag. anIt.fadms
look The moody man eommaaeel his con.
Vcfsailou.
bonsht." ="
les, my dear
! should hks II know how yan baye
cooked IT, | viii BET anything You have
-po''ed II iof my eaiiug. Taking of the
co'efl Thought 50. Nhat in creation
possessed You 10 Try II! had a. lisI eat
u b0iIei frog
g.. Nv Why my dear, l thought you loved
You didn't think any such .hian
lou knew beuef-l never loved fred
a'h-Nhy dldut you baiI II %
Ny dear, the last time We had fresh
h'h' You hnow | boiled II. and You said
you NAed ii bssl lried. but have boiled
some also
- saying, she lifted cover and 10
the shoulders Of cod nicely 6aiIel. Wefs
deposited IN dish. sisht oI which
would have male al epirufa rejoice. but
which only added 10 the III nature Of the
husband
" \ pretty dish. ihis..s exclaimed he
" Boiled iisli enps aud pafFidsei II pou |
had not been one Of the m8sl stupid ol
womaakiai, you would hage made il into
a choWder
Ills patient vie. with smile i'm.
medlateIy placed a lufeen before him con.
iaiuug excellent ehoWdef.
My dear said she, Il was resolved
TO please you with a iayogitu fish,.
Favoiie dish, indeed, grnmbled the
discounted husband. 81 dare say IL Is
an unpalatahle wishy.washy mess. Ii
would rather have boiled frog than the
whole oi H.
oni bai bcaai ai16F6itif 66itipffiS,9a ffiS,9a96yofi fi, Wilie. i
Who as soon us hls preference was IS.
pressed, uncovered large dish near bar
husband, aud there was a uuLL.raua, OF
poncniious dimensions, anl pugnacious
aspect, stretched ont at full lcuglh,-
Zachariah sprung from his chair, not
little frightened at the unexpected uppari.
ton
My dear" said his wife, in kind,
enlrcaling tone, 81 hope you will at
length be able TO make q dinner"
Lachanah could not stand this. IIis
suTIy mood was finally overcome, aud
he burst into hearty laugh. lie uc.
hnowlcdged that his wife was right, aud
that he was wrong aud declared that
she should never again have occasion to
read him another lecture aud he Aept his
word.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

TuG FRANKIS ExrEDlrlox.-.The
Montreal Minerva publishes the follow
lug extract OF a letter from n CANADIAN
Missionary, the Rev Father Tachr, ia.
ted l.le u la Goose, Hudson Bay Tenn
tory, 21lh Jan. 1915.
There j. nothing new IN this country,
save an expedition which j. already ouits
way. iu search OF Slf John Franklin, who
Icil England 10 1915, for the purpose OF
attempting To explore she northwest pas.
sage into the Pacific. The men comp1s.
ng the expedition winter uem tbs place,
at Eod Cumberland Either Captain
Fmuklin bias 10y this time got back 10
England, or he has persisted IN the ice.-.
The lrlug OF cannon was heard al the
last post Oh Mackenzie's River both last
winlrrand tlie winter before They were
probably signals oi distress. Uuiouuh.
attly il was impossible 10 20 to their as-
sislance. A De, Hay IS also IN search
on this side. No news from him has
beeu received, aud fears are entertained
iJf na safety, 40 much more as he EN-.
barkpd iu open boats, and his lashnes-
at sea Is well known. The report that
tie firing OF cannon was heard In the
winters of 1916 aud a. towards tho
mouth ol Mackenzie's River, seems to
confirm that Of the Esquimaux Indians
that "big canoe had been ahsofe there
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

A FLoArNG CnuRou That of tho
Redeener--is attracting a good deal OF
attention at Philadephia, II was brought
TO that city on friday The Ledger says
Its progress along the city front was
hailed by the ringing OF the steamboat
bells. The exterior is pRmted 10 Iepfe.
sent brown stone, and the style through.
out is Gothic. The boats supporting the
structure nro 90 tons burden, the deck IS
/ 10 feet long the building IS sO feel long
/ by 81. aud has passage all around IL
The interior is 81 feet long having
yeslfy room at the rear O feet hy Il. Tho
tower aud spire are nj the west end, and
are a beautiful feature Of the structure
IRON the deck to the ball on The spifa
is 81 feet, und above this IS a flagstaff i6
feet Ugh. The tower contains stair.
WY, saliug to the belffy and organ loft.
Tho lhuer now contains suaIl pafIof
organ, bat IS 10 be furnished with lar.
ger instrument now building BY Mr.
Pitcher, OF New YORK. The interior Of
the church is beautifully finished, being
painted lresco, 10 resemble stone with
grained Gothic ceiling, supported BY cor.
nice aud pillars Of the same style. The
windows are OF stained glass. winch great.
ly he ghtens the effect An aisla runs
up tls centre, the pews will seat 500
persOls, and are all 10 be free. The
chan 81 rails aud pews are paintsd
IN i.fsauon Of black walnut 4 stained
piu Y irdaw Is at the east end and I'M
below are tablets containing
tie Loil = payer, ten commandments aud
creed, On either side OF the ehaaeel isa
door communicating with the yesify room.
The pulpit is on the left hand SIDE, aud
On the night Is the leetern or reading desk.
.he font is in the centre Immediately in
fonl OF the communion table. OH either
.iie OF which are bishop and priest char.
These latter articles are of blaek walnut,
.uiled 10 the architecture OF the church
nd are the handiwork OF c. l. Denninr.
on, OF New York, tue architect and
builder Of the whole edidcc A fine
oHed bell is TO be Suspended IN the bel.
ry. The building Wilt be consecfated
y Bishop Potter The chaplain VINO Is
o have charge Of the church is tie Rev
'lf Tnpier. formerly Lieutenant OF the
J ;. Navy, aud now an ordained miuis.
er u the Protestant Episcopal Church.
was built AT a cost of Sj.2f0. for the
.huiehmen's Missionary, aud Is designed
lg The use otihe seamen aud boalmen uf
he city
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31
W ALL PAPERS,

No. 90 Camp street. New Orleans.
"A HE advertiser has always on hand w,ll
4 hHsoned stock m
FRENCH PAPER-HiNGI yGS,
with suitable BoRDERNGs lor earli--among lit
are
Gold and Velvet Papers ana Borders;
Gold Papers aud llniers'
scene Pip-rs, double and siugls width
Bed Tor Papers aud Borders, do;
Satin, ungluzrd, aud Common Papers;
Window Papers, 3 feet wide;
Figured Screen Papers and Borders;
which he is scllnlg as low rs French Pape!s rtu
be sold ia New Orleans .le has alsh ANgalc,> \
PArER,, which he oA,rg ioieer lasa they eaa b.
purchased elsewhere!
Call m-lrarn prices aud buy " they snt you,
II not there Is "notiug charged for d show
" Pap ~ hung 10 ORDER and warranted stft,
JOSEPH ErTER. 20 Cam.
NAV 1929
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

MoRE GorD-Ncie Marieo.-Colonel
Emory, Of the typographical engineers,
Ia his report Of the expedition westward,
from the mountains OF New Mexico. along
the course Of tho river ella speaks OF
having met with gold at several points
on his route. The following in relation
to the river Pheio, which emplies into
the CHA, Is interesting. aud important,
If tue:"
As the story goes, the prieto comes
down from the mountains lregh,ed with
gold. its sands ale SAID TO be luil VI thus
precious metal 4 few pdyenturers who
ascended this uyel hunting beaver,
washed the sands at night, when they
halted, and were richly Eewarded for their
trouble. Tempted BY their success, they
made second trip, aud were attacked
and most Of them killed by the Indians
My authority lor this stateneut is Ian.
drcaui though an illitera,e man, he is
uuthlll
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

time lof ofen1ale action on the part Of the
South ioald have arisen.
othel held on the contrary that ac.
ton no, IN the form OF notice aud pro.
eautionff vas advisable II would be well,
they saf 10 lay down the line beyond
winch icy should conceive it wrong 10
submit The ag tressions Of the mojonty
IN efasi II II n their Northern
hssaaa. 81 ~ aggression against
hsssaa i as. L fsewafds they re.
solv i n se #Hai gpression tbe ~.
spoazhE II sequence. wonll
he IL ae saaIa nlhalcase, would
'ase 80 asff lAa8 n their power to
Avert - aaz aizeoH
Al e Hzw#esf. h. ID that when the
pfap II aaala arnve, Mn hsd MOI
atfeasA safdi tue South must take Grm
aud dsides measures to maintain ii,
eoaslitqonl nights.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

Great excitement has Of late prevailed
at Lelhm,z, in Germany, caused by an.
othofmystcrious locomotive ofthe Wand.
cf,tclu or migrating stone OF the Ro.sen.
bridge This stone has repeatedly been
known to have changed its place without
the aid oil any outward agency whatever.
1t Stands in the Agnctendeu, near the
village OF that name, aud consists Of fine
grained granite Of yeIlowish gay, COM
posed Of white quartz aud red leld.spar,
with "A slight odmixture Of black glimmer.
This block OF stone has suddenly moved
twenty-five yards from its former place.
The last locom1iIon dates from the year
1872 and It's migfations are the more
enlgmatical Us they take place not on a
slope, but on perfectly Level ground
Sc'sR'ifc Amciclp
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

BAlpoNING ArpLwp TO THE CugC or
DsEasi-A young sardH is occupying
hmseliyiih The application Of mfosialion
to tho Ore OF disease. Il Is well known
thai Ia Aii dog days, the miouuut pro.
cures idhinsclf, ut will, according 10 the
rlevaiiO he chooses, the co0iurss that
refreshed or extreme cold thai benumbs.
Does hebash a vdpor bath !-he tmvcrses
a cloud.p Docs he seek on electrical
shock. 9tis !-he enters the zone OF
thunder Has he need Of being bled p
be rises ia thousand feet and the blood
gushe- frln his uo,irils, etc, Asa coun.
lcrpoi>e tlthe success Of an application
ol this thbry. falls are dangerous and rs
tensions estly.