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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-02

OF metften Difrtcte Ypn Minz
ne(pta baben beretts ibre @anbipaten fit
bic 2%e9islatur ernannt. &ami FEY County
BAT nod nt9t nominirt unb bel Sdlub
bieier Nummer mubte man nod nt@t> pb
cine re9uldre Nominattpn itattfnoen
tperbe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-02
Dretbunbert Mprmunen . Grauen IN
utah baben benz McrmpnismuS ent@aot.

~ Die Spuperdne ppn Gurppa
rer,nen il@ ,,pon @ptte8 @napen."" Gin
@alifornier Blatt be3ei@net ben beu1ptraz
ti19en @ouperueur jenes Staates als
vu@ol. @eQer, bur@ ben 3orn @pttes
@puperreur POI, California;" -
: #3.51 . %.R9@ISt' s . @tp. {, g.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-02

O~u'IN0 HN>>|SV% :" S'"PN V~I>SS""S wv
gen per am ptfe8 peaf entoedten @plpz
minen> bic chen 10 er9tebte fem lolen, nie
bic @aliforni1&en. Sat- jepen Sag ma
den 1l& Don, ber @ren3e aus @elell9af>
ten Don @plpiudern auf ben @es na@
ben 1enen @plpminen.
@barlefon2 20. Sept. - @dbrenp
Der pprtsen @p@e erlaoen bier 1928 per<
ionen BEN eelben Gteber.
@ebr meni@enfreuno1t&. -
Cine 3eituns Don &labama l&ld9t por>
10 ptele Ne9er> ols man gum 8au Der prpz
l~eftirten Gil enbabnen TN Staate brau9e,
300 Don Mfrtca gu tmportiren, @enn
oann bic @rbett 9etban let> teSnne man ite
gu 800 bas Stld pertaufen> unb nit
benz Cribs bic gum 8etrieb Der 8abnen
n1tbtsen 2pcompttpen &c. ani9afen, 100
bel aud nod Elm bab19es Simm@en fir
bic @taat6fale all fallen tpiirpe. SIS
9tn9e wpbl, aber e6 sebt ni@t."
Cine llpcaroltntl@e 3ettun3 1T bafur,
li& Der in einem 5afenfprt Don @barleiton
unter9ebra9ten afrifantl9en Meser NIT
@etpalt 3u bema6tt9en, ,,um ben arr,en
Sc 96pf en bic S6reden oeS &Iftran6;
ports i'm 3wil9enped 81 erlparen." IS
1T mertplroie, ME menl9enfreunpltd
piele @pttpnjunter nperben. .. g..
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$taot ST. panl.

Die bemofrott19e Contention
oerl ammelte ft@ AM 80. October III Der
MarftbaQe> alS wdbreno per Dt6cu1ip>
men, bur@ ben Druid pemotrati19er @rS~
Fen, bic Glur fi@ aus 8ewunberuns 3u
net9en be9ann unp bic &erlammlun9 In
ote Gtefe 5u Serienten prpbte.
Man te6ab T@ in corpore mad ben,
@ourtbauie> NO it& fol9enoes &elultat
ber Grneanunsen besab:
Dempfratiide Neprd1entan!en 6. ..
Cobb, @an 9amna> %. .. MurraNS s.
g. prtnce> @iQis q. German 8. 9.
8riSbin. S
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-02

Nd@fen Donnerita9 unp Gretta9 tpiro
bic Defota County Agriculture
@e1ell1@aft tbre Nusfe4un9 ;u Ntz
nin8er er6fnen. @puperneur SibleY piro
bQS 8plf apbrelIren.
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Derlanat mirb.

Gin Sunee, tpelder5 gut Deutl9 leken fam
vMinneipta @taatsaeitun9-" 10b
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@robes Concert

int -
Nittsbur9er 4a9erbier= Gallon.
Die l1nteraei9neten 1taden. Ben, etebrten Yubli-
tun1 bic treebenfe slu3eiet,, ba6 - @-1'-@-1" .
beute, @amitag, 2, Sftpber,
.:.-4 -. MbenbS s l1br, 1~a ~. @.
elm srp6es CONCERT, auseefabrt spn @aener'S
Mullfcprps, int pbeneenannlen t@alcn ftattfnben
unb batet auseeaei1netes ~ ilwautit Eager
bier -seraapft uerben utrb. l.a4g asG4@: ~ -
!3u sablrtt9em Beiude labtn bSai9R Elm -.
III u6aaaen m il tLtr u. 8ruber.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-02
s. 81. Memmlerilf DDn
1eiuer Neiie 3l1riidd[e-

febrt unb f8 lf gegenmdrtig.
@temanb beauftraat fir
MIDI 5u rpQecttren. z
~ Nu6 ber Sanpusfy 3ettin9 er<
fab i'd, paB Semanpu nter Dem Nolleris5
yprpfe0or Memmler" al5 pleueo MAtrt
fi@ anae;ei9t bat. Memmler ~ t ntt1t
in Sanpu6ty urb t@ tpor1e DOT ben, mir
l1nbetannttt,, % i'd feline 3abluus an i'm,
8eleiifet acceptttre. 3ubpf9b.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-02

8 pftpn H.. - Der 228. SabreSta9
Der @runpfeinle9uns BON Boltpn murbe
am II. September bier fetlt@ 0efetert.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-02
Gutbfr 4. Goop,

Sorts CITRATE, : : ct. Saul,
q b Mtnnclota.
"a ID erft Dor Sturgeon. tiue srpbe partit BON
aQen fur ben Gamilien- 9 ebrau9 notbpenbieen
@rpcerien ,111b @rpptfpner
erbalten babe, late i'd bas nerebrte teutj9e publi-
tuut elm, bel mir Sor5uipre@en, una I'D 3u aiber-
3eugen.* hab i4 quite Waare 3u biQieea prei1en
rerfaufe.
RAJ aua babe i'd tets an panb orbtudreS
u1tb f~uperfeinc8 Mebl. 8b9.15 .
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Dfkanntm QmnnQfn.

800 1T gofepb atlpifus% $eberle ?
@ebcren in Bremen, 80 SABRE alt. CT ser-
Lief mid ant Is. Mueuf 1856 unb bat iet jener
3eit Ni9ts non fi9 bDren la0en. =. :
falls rltlbe binnen tretj @pnaten iid ni9t
melhet, betradte i9 mid ais 9ei4ieotn. ~:
NptrtNe: care IF Mr. &otbmunb, Nantatp,
Minu. - Q
11b14p Il - 81 MppIlpnia Blarr. 4
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1.2t> Deutl9z @neli19e
1utent<MQeufur

Ma9eem id, pabrenb elmer @eibe BON <Sabreu
in Der NJ. g. Yatent< Office" NIT Musarbeitune
bes i6brli@en &apportes betraut eepelem, babe i'd
ben Dienit Der &esierung S~erlaltns unb empftble
mid uaeinen Qanbsleuten fir 11nter( u1unaen unb
@uta@ten aber Ne1beit u1b patentabilitdt BON
Grfneun9sn; Mnsfertisuns btr nStbisen !3ei@-
mnnst H., St,%ss.saae M.r 9ns @.'q$s sa Gr!ans.
neuen ipmpbl als tbeantanbetent pber be,eits ser-
t~uorfeneu Yatent-@ eiu@en Dor ben rGraminers,"
Dor benz r&omuifFoner Of patents" unb nor ben
@eri@tsbSfen. :a5*gia 5Iaaa3
;3uf@riften in; beutlder pber en8li(&er @prade
pinttlt4 beanttrcrtet; ale @el9Gfte getui6tnbaft
une. raid beieret- @etabren IN 'etpDbnli&en
dGaen - 4atH@ a3aiZ ia 10 95 3l9 ,i.ta;
Sir l%1nterfu&uue unb @uta@ten . $500.
: Gur Ausfertisune aaer aus einem patenteelu&e,
9ebDriSen 3ti9nurse1 urb Yapiere unb 8ertrt-
tung ees @tlu9te in alien Snfan3en Der patent-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-02

uSSttawa> @auteSba County,
8isc, miro bert@tet paB bas Simim1ar
gu @arlpiQe mittelit elmer Don S@urfenz
bano an9e3anbeten 2uantitdt pulper in
bic &uft 9eipren9t wuroe ; bic 8emesz
orinbe oieler untbat 1inb nt6t betannt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-02
mi 4fannku@ 4 Yaar,
@rpb< unb 8leinbGnbler in
'Specerei >@uureu,

q. Us. Sails &au@<> &au< u. S@nupf<
,4:ns Gabaden, za1
,, 4apanna- Gisarren.
- Meten Der Yresb.. Stride,
ct. Nntbpnpffrafe. ct. saul, MA.
Snporteure ppn Bremer Gi9arren, DIdtlbor-
fer Gent. Deutl9en Triidten, Gi9orien, poQan-
btl1ert 9arinsen, 9arbeQen &c. 1852. is
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. Gin 0uuQe.

BON IL bis ii 9abren tpirb in Der @9nittpaaren
9anblune Der 9erren Suffice u. Gorebau9b
Grttte @tra6e, rerlan9t. ..n .2- 90, ..,.. ii
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-02

New<Wprt. - Die BAIL BIER an
setommener @tnpanberer betru9 btS gum
rs. September 6O,165.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-02

O. Mebre Barser baben ben alderman s i.
ram S. &aslp r als un%abbdneieen Ganbiba-
ten fir bic 2esislatur empipblen unb riibn1sn bel~
fen rapralilden @baratter uub 6Gbiateiten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-02

Die1eui9eu, bic nod Gint@tnabme bes Dbioeu
nod lpeitere Austunft iber meineu @ei@6fts-
&arafter piinf&en, raSstn i'd brieRi& n ,Ibe
pom. &bas. HRafcn, late GpmmiiIpner Of pa
tsnts. Burlington, Sppa 3. 3. Station, Gsa.,
9VatbtnQtpn. .. g.. cher 4. g. @tcugbtcu,
ESQ.,. @afbiuetou: .. g. tenben. ie,
AbertRe: R. g. 6risner, @iebeute @trase..
RI. 482, @aibiu8tpu, Dc.
m e.. 8rituer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-02
] Qdnberetet1, Baupldbe &c.
0eutibe 8anf,

Oelltftbe Banf,
ct. paul -. =. Mtnnelota.
@tlb. 81tefe, cber Na&ri@ten liesen Dor fir
Nr. SO, 9olepb Buf;i. @r.c. .
y u, 6. Qutber II. Bruber; -
y e, Ybilipp Bluts
n IS, s. 5e9t; ii az4F..
~ 76, SOB. Matber.
" y n, Mi@ael Mrntt; o.
n 80, Yeter Burri. 4..
2b1.1O FL. MeYer u. @tlliue.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-02

o. Sir perm ~. s. xbn1 liest Elm 8rief
in Der Office Der rNinn. Staate5eituu9."" p
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A Tr. @efterbnr8,
laHafA eramintrter pratti1@er
49, Gbier1r3t. 4

s Mm, m se1 r., 9 mSII;t@; r. @ 2nS s;n Y. n'1d' ~ s1 %ns
NIT arerfannter Gi9tieteit p~ratti;irt fat, p~ierirt
nuntntbr aud BEN belieen Yublitun, feline DitnRe.
Derlelbe earantirt fir bic unternommeue Cur
Ceber Dirt oon 9austbieren) unb ~serlanst tein
3onorar, ~o feline 8emabuneen fru&.los tparen.
NV Yferoe gum @etten unb' Gobren ~
dfar 9erren unb Damen) tperben eesabmt unt
%b,eltrt. ,1.E1sj@E<@ &QSr4F.
8eim Yferbebanbel 1T berlelbf betulRi@ unb
sdrantirt' fir feline Wuslaeen betreF Der Gtbler,
bes, Mlters u. 1.tp.ber Xbiere,E .%-E!"1
|o3Sffeesim i~3urembur9er 9pf."
1882. e 80 IA"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-02

u e"'@ .s', :. -. =.
8elfe1t be6 @teuben< 6pnb6*
Die Gurnerieetion tes~ rbtuti&en Qetpereins"
tpirb am ~az =gsA -, I'M
Montae, Der, II. Dftober, $50
@EI1Il IN Der Mfarf<6aQe NV s4SE%5f
einen Ball, aum gtftngbts Bpnbs
fir baS 5ttuben- Mtpnu men.t,
serantalten unb itnb a9e hentl9en geretnt in's
8eioubere unb bas seebrte Vublituua in, Auee-
neinen freunbli@f einseleben. ian bieiem Bale
redt sablrei@ 1btil 3u ntbr1tn, INN baburt$ ben
(9Sntn !3ped mad Rrdften 3u fSrbern. Die @e-
baiteure ber beibeu bieIsen beufl@en 3eitunsen,
3err @olT unb 9err 2uboisb, babtn f@ bersit
'ertlart, bti bieir @elesenbeit @ortrGes bas Sc
hntunb @irten bes @eneral @teuben betrefeub,;
gu balten, purauf nod btionbers aufmertfara &C.
ma9t tpirb.
10b12 6. R @@riftuart.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-02
~ 9, q. 4mqtnttur,
@!@1) Sutpprtear
-s.-se. arsA. 0pH 4 ......s ~
@r = ).

':Gpmmtl1tpn8< &aufmann,
&de Der Dritten unb Sad1pnfrab {,
ct. paul, @8 minneieto.
Sat ftets Gin srubeS Eager BON @epir3paareu,
prouitcnen> Meinen unb Qiqueuren auer @prten
unb 1T bur@ birettt Sn1purtation in Stane ee(ebt,
AT Sanbtauaeute, iupie an baS Yublifum i'm MQ.
s~emetnen 31 ben btQiefen prei1tn 3u pertaufen.
M1e Muftrage teroen auf bas @@neufe uni
Yinttli@ee beiuret.. IF. .:. e.. f.. r.
DS &mpfeblt 1ld gang b~elonpers ber @uni
bts eeut1@en Yublitums BON ct. vaul.
1Ob11 30 DIV .aG
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-02

Qtab. - Die Salsieepoit pom %.
Musuf If in %2eapenwortb mad 2Otdsiser
Gabrt ~aneelan9t. Sie meloet rur, pab
Brigham youns (t@ nod INNER in ieiner
8ebauiune perbpr9en bdlt, pbiacn er ni@t
naebr 9efdbroet 1et, unb baB Der @ertebr
3wil9en ben 6eipen unp Mormpnen gang
frieolt@ iet, pbl4on bic lebter1 lire Graien
nod fmuaer ftrene betpa@en. Die Snota>
ner nerbalten fi@ rubi9. Der @eiunp<
beitssufanb ber Gruppen 1T befrie9enb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-02

DaS 8elbe Tieber in Newz
Srleons.--Dh 3ettunsen BON @erpz
Srleans iinb 3temlt@ >pprttars in ibren
Ma&rtdten uber bic i4redlt9e @erbeerune>
bic oas selbe Gteber In jener un9lR dlf@en
@taot anrt&tet, eeitu lauter ipre&en aber
bic 3ablen. Die offctelen &ranfen< unb
@terbeliten weiien aamlt9 na@> pab felt
benz erten Nuftreten ber &ranfbeit UNI
Mitte Stunt ni@t went9er al6 10000
8ewpbner Don NewzS Orleans bur9 biele
pet cuffs &ranfenlaser nteber9etredt
wurpen unp pab BON pieier BAIL minbe<
items 3wei Eauienp 3wet 5unbert IN benz
tur3en 3eitraume BON IL @p9en perlelz
ben erla9en. @enn man bepenft, bab in
@ommerjeiten Netp SrleanS MUIR cine
G~inwobner3abl BON bS@Rens 10000 be-
fBt ip ersiebt fi@> eab jeper 1e@fe
Mant Don ber @eu@e attadirt unb pab
bic san3e 8ep6lferuns in peni9 @p@en
um faf pier prucent %oerrineert >puroe.
Gin erl9redenoes @erbdltniB.
&ls bic lm9ebun9 BON Mem<S rleans
int Gribjabr 10 LANCE 3eit ben l1eberz
i9wemmun9en bes Mtifii1ppt aus9e1ebt
mar, ia9t man oprauS, pab i9redltde
@eu@en entttben tplrpen, >penn ni9t6
9el9ebe, bic ftebenpen eiftatbmenpen g.
rpd0er absuleiten. -@tr baben aber ni9t
eebSrt> bab AUDI tt1tr Der @eriu& 9en1a&t
&pproen tpdre, ber %probenben @efabr gu BE-
ee9ner. Dieter 2ei9tinn 1T furdbar be-
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-10-20
VOL. 5.--N0. 8.
liRMY LIFE EN- UTAH.

Il writer from the camp at Salt Lake, In q
letter dated 3lst August says:
The Army camp is abont to be removed a
few miles, to point where preparations arc
being made for the winter. Huts are being
built there of clay, in the shape of large sized
bricks and dried in the sun, ladopel. Each
officer is TO have q room ID feet square, with
walls feet high-the earth for floor, and
perhaps heaven for ceiling, in part at least.
for though sort of roof Will be made, IL viii
be a holy one. The Mormons are at work maxi
ing the adopcs at least one hundred Mormona
are now at work, and they have contracted to
make one million and a half of them. After
they are completed the troops will move, and
it will take the soldiers month to make their
preparations fer winter.
This urar is a capital thing for the Mormons;
they sell their Vegetables, &C., at their own
price,. pretty generally, though every day an
officer is detailed to attend TO the prices Of
things brought TO the camp to sell, then, ther
require Mormon prices for their labor; in short
it is Z f.ne thing for the Mormons to have tho
troops ont here to eat all they want TO sell.
As TO Brigham. he fares sumptuously every
day. His house is Very fine /; il is said TO have
cost sixty thousand dollars. On the cupalo is
bee hive, beautifully carved in wood. In
this house he attends to business, receives Wis.
itors, and here resides Mrs. Brigham No. /.
In the house next to this, all the other Mrs.
Brighann's live-say fifty or sixty, and over
the portlco OF this house Is large lion,
carved from stone. The lion is finely done,
and is in a recumbent position. Around these
two houses is immense wall, built of stone,
enclosing the entire square, (about as large
one of your Washington squareS.) The gates
are heavy and strong. like the sally-ports of u
fort Within this wall ale always forty or fif-
ty armed men, Brigham Is quite a domestic
man; perhaps he is little afraid to go az
large, and then he has. no doubt, fine socie~
ty at home He must be, literally, lion at
one of his wifes' soirees.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-10-20
For tie "Raftsnan,s Journal.
MY DESTINY-S STAR.

My heast hutters wildly when fond recollection
Annihilates space, that divides me afar
From one who possesses my whole hearts Affection
And who has ever boon Ny Destinys Star.
/ met her. and loTsd her whom youth s hopos were
shining, mar
And nothing appeared bright prospects to
When round our fond hearts those pure feelings
were twining- fStar.
Which made her and keeps her Ny Destiny $
Long years have elapsed, and sad separation,
All hopes OF union forever debar,
But in sadness and sorrow and great tribulation,
She has been, ever, My Destiny's Star.
And now, when despair DER my spirit Is creeping,
And pleasure has flown from m y bosom afar,
Por very grief afiction that dear one is weeping
Oh, sweet gentle spirit: My Dcstiny's Star.
Par down in the future. I see fate revealing
The love which has so long been bound in despair;
a vision of gladness upon me comes stealing.
And raises my thought to My Destiny's Star.
look TO that orb which. with constancy beaming,
Illumnes my pathway thro' lifes varied war,
And behold IL its brightness end of all dream ing
4 union immortal with Destiny Star.
HC0o
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-10-20

TERRIBLE SUFFERING FROM THIRsr.-A long
letter appears IN a Texas paper concerning the
passage of M'Culloch's emigrant train across
the staked plain to California. The Great
American Desert, through which the train
passed. is a barren waste, and poorly supplied
NTH water Out of 1900 head of C title. $50
died for lack of water, and for period of sew
enty-six hours were without drop to sake
their thirst. The men also suffered terribly,
and many shot down famishing bullocks on
the road pulled off their boots or shoes, caught
the thick not biood, and drank it freely.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-10-20

POWER OF STEAM.-NIs it stamc 2'' said an
lrishman. ssBy the sanity St. Pathrick, but
it's mighty CRATE thing, intirely, for dhriving
thingsl 1t put me through nine States in a
day! Divl word o lie in it's
ssNine States 20 exclaimed dozen in aston
ishment.
ssYes, nine o them, be jabers as aisy as a
cat nd lick her ear. Dye see, now, how got
married in New York in the morning, and
went wild my Biddy to Baltimore the same day
-honld your whist now. and count the States.
There state of matrimony entered from
single State, in q sober state, in the State of
New York, and I went through New Iarsey,
Pinsylvany, and Dilawar, into Maryland where
| arrived in a most beautiful state of jollIica-
tion. There is nine, by the holy poker, count
'enh if yez like Och! but stances a scrou-
geri''
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-10-20

Gov BANKS, OF Mass, ATTACKED BY 4 MAD
WoNAS.-Governor Banks visited the North
smpton (Mass-) Insane Asylum, on the 9th
ult., and while viewing the inmates, Mrs.
Phelps, the woman who some years since was
charged with poisoning her husband, and az
terwards became deranged, seized the Cover
nor by the arm and declared that ssshe woufd
instantly drag him to execution--it was USE
less TO Fesist-she commissioned TO hang
him and must do it," and suiting the action to
the word, she seized the Governor by the col
lar, and probably, but for his earnest resist
ance and timely aid of DR.. Prince, the COM
menwealtIl would to day have been without
her ci:ief executive magistrate.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-10-20

WONDERFUL iCHrEvEMESr.-M. Garvani, a
French machinist, has, it is said, perfected an
aerial ship, at the cost of 100000 francs and
made voyage TO Algiers, Africa, and back,
with it, distance of fifteen hundred miles
from the starting point. The average speed
almost one hundred miles an hour, the
voyage occupying eighteen hours. NJ. Garva-
nj is TO make the attempt from Havre to the
city of New York, as soon as he has further
tested the character OF his invention by few
short trips over the Mediterranean and neigh
boring provinces.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-10-20

The latest novelty IRON Germany is a mu-
sical bed, which receives the weary body and
Immediately ''laps it into Elysium." 1t is an
invention of a mechanic in Bohemia, and Is
SO constructed that by means of a hidden me-
chanisnI. pressure upon the bed causes soft
and gentle air of Auber TO be played which
continues to lull the most wakefnl TO sleep.
At the head is a clock, the hand OF which be-
ing placed at the hour the sleeper wishes to
rise, when the time arrives the bed plays 8
march of Spoton, with drums and cymbais,
and. in short, with noise enough 10 rouse the
seven sieepers.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-10-20
WHERE FINE sHAw1s ARE Fnox.-In Book

WHERE FINE SHAwLs ARE FRoM.--In Book
hara, the camel is watched while the fine hair
on the under part of the body is growing
This fine hair is cnt of so care fully that not
fibre is lost. 1t is then put by until there is
enough 10 spin into yarn, unequalled for
softness, and then it is dyed all manner of col
ors. and woven into strips eight inches wide.
of shawl patterns, such as-with all our pains,
and cost, with all our designs of study and art
we aro not yet able to rival. These strips
are then scwed together SO cunningly that no
European can discover the joints. They are
then taken fifteen hundred miles to the BORDERS
of Russia and sold.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-10-20

Our readers have all heard the saying that
.'nine tailors make one man. Possibly,
however, some OF them would like to know
the origin of the saying. Here 1t is: In
1882, an orphan beggar boy appiied LOT aims
at n tailor's shop in London, in which nine
iourneymen were employed. His torlorn but
intelligent appearance touched the hearts OF
the benevolent tailors who gave him a shil-
ling each. With this capital the young hero
purchased fruit, which he retailed at profit
From this beginning. by industry and perseye-
rance, he rose to distinction and usefulness.
When his carriage was built, he caused to be
painted on the pannel. '.Nipe tailors made
me man."
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-10-20

RArs.-A lady correspondent Of a country
exchange writes that the simplest way of get
ting rid of those intolerable vermn. rats is to
dissolve copperas in cold water (make il
strong) and sprinkle the solution in the most
frequent places of resort. This will make
them leave the premises. The writer tried it
successfully, and has never been troubled
since. The unpleasant method of poisoning,
and the troublesome way of trapping, may
now very well be dispensed WITH
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-10-20

A MAS SHAvEDwI HAsADzE.-Since boards
and razors were invented, says the Abingdon
pirginiaa, We never heard of an innovation OF
improvement upon the latter until Tuesday
last. On the evening of that day, two men
in the neighborhood of our depot, getting into
a fracas, one of them struck at the other with
a foot t-adLe, and completely shaved his chin as
one stroke, without materially injuriBg the
meat. We learn that the shaved man was the
aggressor and that the other one Stated him
in self-deience. May the Lord deliver US
from such a barber and such a razor.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-10-20

Paddy is often POLITICALLY polite. On pick
ing up and returning lady's parasol which
had been blown ont of her hand. gallant
lrishman said, ssFaith, miss. an if ye was as
sthrong as yer handsome, be jabers, a hurri-
cane could'nt have snatched il from Ye.''
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-10-20

4 lady, writing from Texas, speaks of having
walked up one morning and found herself in
bed with serpent. A great many ladies hare
found themselves in the same predieamenf-
and some gentlemen. s5sastT
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-10-20

Secretary Cobb's hard money policy is clear
ly defined. He is in favor of hard money. He
issues twenty millions of dollars of srags,,
and takes gold for them. The people get 30
rags and the Government the gold.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-10-20

The officers of CovingtOB, KY, have captu-
red good looking girl, sixteen years old, who
was dressed in male attire, and has been liv-
ing in the woods near the city for some time.
subsistipg on stolen poultry and provisions.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-10-20

In Iowa, the other day, brute man
kicked his wife. The indignant nesnoorsT Ts- as
sembled and made a jackass kie' MN. n< ~
wife was kicked by much theoaser oe"s' %
the two. EnEz -z-.s
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-10-20

ssYou don't seem to knex how to take me,
said a vulgar fellow to agentlsman ne mad II
snlted. eyes do,'' sid the gentlsmaA ~
ing him By the uose