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CALIFORNIAAN AND FRASER'S RIVER,

S-Persons desiring Tickets for CALIFORNIA AND
tRASER'S RIVER, by the Steamers leaving New York
the 9th and 10th of each and every month obtain
same by applying to PENDERGAST BROS
an26-u II Smiths wharf stairs
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n i NJ B L L so.

The Rex. 4"y a.! Appleton was alive
with The story Of how Deacon BarGerry's
clock had heen bewitched, and although
many believed hrs version, yet some, and
especially Joe May weed, affected TO dis.
creH,t the whole aH,ir, and hinted sha.
The Deacon had been trying the expert
"e"t OF tasting frozen cider, and that tho
Haganes Of the clock cas-. existed only in
dist1npered Imagination
However. the inlerdict being taken off,
t"e was aIIome to resume his cuurtiup,
ana won The assent Of the old people 10
h'S union with Sally, by repairing the olG
c!och I'LL it went as well as ever.
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tire se'ge. Every snip III the bay was
crowded with spectators TO witness this
difficult and hazardous operation; every
soldier wa. ambitious to be first TO touch
land, aud III their impatieuce, Il ey jump
ed out of the boats in water waist deep,
and with a shout rushed 10 the shore-
"The Star SpahdIcd Banner" WAS erect
ed Oh the beach, and three thousand vet
erans gathered around it. And then from
the land and from the sea went up 4 shnu.
: of triumph, such as The valleys of Mexico
had never echoed befure. In few min
u'es the first range of sand hills was
reached. 1t was now late in the evening.
The sun wcs setting behind the far off
Mountains, gliding their snow capped
su 1mits with it's gorgeous light. 1t bad
witnessed great feat of arms. Three
thousand of the beieagerlng army were
before the walls Of the doomed city,
And the evening aud the murnlnE were
the first day.
On the next morning Patterson's divi.
sion Of volunteers WAS landed. This WAS
the division to which the PaImelloes he.
Ionged. We were landed in The same
order AS the previous day. In the even.
ing we hdvauced about two miles from
tho beach, and rested that nigh. near the
MaIIb'an hacienda, and An old monastery.
The Palmeltoes were marched up mar
row path surrounded by a dense chapsrel.
Here we were hated, and trld that here
we were 10 spend the night. We had
no tents and few blankets. The dews
was like a shower Of rain, and very un
healthy. Without any protection from
the noNious night air, We were 10 lie down
On The bare ground, with only blanket
and the sky for a covering, and cat,ouch
hox ('s hard rs brick) for n pillow
We were forbidden to tinrle n fire for
fear OF discovering our position TO the
MexIcsns, from whom an attack was ex-
pected during the night. For myself |
had no more expectation Of an attack
that night than if I had been at home. ]
Knew the history and character II the
MeXlcans too well 10 believe such u hing.
And surrounded as we were 10y u chapnreI
more impenetrahle than an army Of
million of men, knew it WAS impo>sihe
- attack US. We stacked arms aud laid
down 10y their. | made sleeping part.
her OF an enormous $50 pound man nn
the following terms. had a Llauke; aud
he had An India rubber cloak. We slep,
on my blanket and covered with his cloak.
which protected us from the dew.
never slept more soundly until ahour
mIdnight, when felt an enormous pair
OF hands jerking me up, and stentorian
pair Of lungs thund-ring into my ears
that the MrXicans were after us. Fail
INTO line shouted the officers. 'Pshaw =
said ], it's a false alarm-a Mexican
rabbit could not get through this chapar
el and have never read an instance in
III" MIi;sry history Of Mexico, of HI
attack at night since abou, 1914. They
have superstition against night attacks
1t WAS false alarm. Tie sentinel had
seen something approaching him, hal
haaed 1t, and receiving no reply fred AT
he object, which WAS COW. The alarm
soon suhsided and we ag,in laid down to
sleep. Nothing occurred again to disturb
my slumher, or even the nerves Of my
fat and eXcitahle bed fellow. "Anl The
evening and the morning were the second
day"
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SUSPICIOUS CHARAcTre ARRssrrn-

SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER ARREsTKp.-A
man calling his name A Perry or 4. Per
ry Ferguson, hHiling from North Carolina,
and having in his possession two negroes,
alleged to I've stolen, was, on Yesterday,
arrested by the chief Of police, John Bur
dell, and assistant policeman, Robt Den.
kins. Ferguson undertook to escape, leav.
my the negroes (aIman and womanJ
behind, who we're secured. The Officers
then pursued Ferguson, and after consid
erabIe exertion, overlook and arrested him
about 8 miles above Columbia Carroll
ma Times.
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FOR TIE LANcAsTER LEDGER
NJ lDN Il II NJ USIN G S.
A TALE OF SORROW.

Come, let us sit by the edge Of this
rreclpiCe, and will tell you Of the friend
OF rny souI--him whose bones are now
sl"mberlng under that rIde haap Of stones.
What n deep sunless chasm is here; hark.
a huge rock has just tumLIed, but the
noise Of it's lai is lost in the suIen roar OF
tha; smoking torrent, which rushes like u
stresm OF fire through the darkness. OI
ten did my friend lean over this brink
listening to the wild music of the waters,
gazing rs il he saw heaven in the abvss.
HIS soul WAS gloomy. From his child.
hood he shunnei The concour>e Of men
for his delight was to commune with the
dark and giant forms of nature. lie
roamed through pathless woods, over un.
troddem mountains. The treeless cliff and
darkened ocean we're his plea,mre; his
music the walng winds Of autumn, or
the fierce blasts of winter. A moulder
ing moss grown tower, or blasted pine,
standing low on the heath. he would gaze
upon, rs # looking at the ghosts Of the
beautiful dead. His stern soul r-iniced il.
troubled joy, as in fancy be coursed the
clouds with the rolling thunder, or sport,
ed with the wild lightning on the bosom
OF the storm. Yet WAS his soul generous
his heart tender-iender as the Young
plant in spring, moist AS the dews Of the
morning
He loved nobody, but soon tired Of hu
man teaching. Fame caiied him onward,
he grasped her. her gaudy colours foil ut
the touch. and his soul was vithered. -
He sought shere hosts OF warriors had
met, the lightning OF arm, and thun ders
Of the battle filed him with raging JOY;
at length lie departed sickened with
slaughter. He He'd from the face Of man
and made his bed in the fields. The hea
vens were his curtains, the turf his pillow
lie dreamed Of vaniIes. Now he pur
sued pleasure, and caught her; suddenly
he felt the coil Of a serpent about him, its
red fang was III his heart. Then he saw
glory on an eminence, he strove. he toiIed,
be camhered, he reached forth his hand
--she rolled away IN vapor, He wan
dered in Loneliness. AT twilight be sat
by the dead trunk Of an oak The wind
whi~tIed among its bare branches 1t was
then ] saw him, heard his complaints.
my soul Is az The trunk Of this oak Joy
Jess, leaAess. lifeIess. The world is waste.
The objects Of mortsls are not mine. Ma
ture once smiled; its charms have gone.
Nor wood, nor mountain, nor oceans
wave. nor the rnde cliff, nor rocky pass.
ncr sun, moon. stars delight me any more.
Oh ! when ehaIl these eyes close to what
no longer can please Mortsls bad long
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The EARTHQUAKE at NapIes,

Some addi'Iuua details of this raiaS,ro.
pine have been Puril>hed in the French
papers. After tne iirNt sInck the NH ,bi
Auis lie. IN ~. directions IN alright; hui
Two minutes after II much more fearful
shock hurrjc them from their Houses into
every street or open space they could ind:
this shock lasted more than % seconds
both were uuduIutory from North 20
South. Two other sight shocks were
t".t on Thursday At 3, ;he other nj
a. IN. No grca; damage occurred IN
Naples, as the hu.dn-S are siron. bur
no do"ni the lrGhr AMI ,he night AR ~il!
caN~r many of the sick who "cre brought
ont IN the ''-hl covering "f night, to drc
Il cold. la Soda th"r" have been some
shocks. In Ateur half the houses have
ioI"n down. lu PnLuia more than a
hundred houses have fii."n, and many
n,r7 lost. la Polm the dl,rr,rr IS great.
aud among 'h" many victims he whole
o! the hT"Hdr of the gendrrmcs. In
Ant"tiH, Ic.r"~n an! CrgglnuO the deaths
ami destruction 81 property are very
great. ~ 9'Irrn" many cd,ii'cs are rent
~ two, tw" cIurchc- AMI the barracks sc.
'cre.y 1uJnr"d. y despatch from the in
Ic"d""l" at B"n.'ct'a has ust reached,
stating Thai IN I"terzt the "arlhqurke
was mos, severe, and has caused much
damage; many hnI!dugS have fallen,
Onr, 'nG great many families.
From B'rr the telegram Is incomplete;
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Shirt 15urtrg.
The Old Man Dreams.
Y OIL U NJ Z vi.

b OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES
oh, for one hour of youthful JOY
Give back my twentieth spring
I'd rather laugh bright haired boy
Than reign gra, haired king
Coh with The wrinkled spoils of age!
hwa! with tho Iearning's crown!
Tear out Iite's wi,dom written page,
Aud Dash its trophies down.
One moment let my life blood stream
From boyhood's lount of flame!
Give me one giddy, rcclng dream,
Of ife al love and fame
My listening angel heard the prayer,
Aud, calmly smiling, said
"it but touch thy silvercd hair,
Thy hasty wish had sped"
but is there nothing in thy track
TO bid thee fondly stay,
While the swift reasons hurry back
To iind the wished-ior day I"
All. truest soul sf womankind
Without thee, what were life d,
One bliss cannot leave behind
III hke-my- precious-wife!
The angel took II sapphire pen,
And wrote in rainbuw dew:
"rhe man would be buv again,
And br a husband, tool"
"And = there nothing yet unsaid,
Before the change appears
Remember. all their gifts have fled
With those dissolsing years.
Why, yes for memory would recall
My fond pNtvrnsi joys;
] could not bear To leave them all
III lt,kc-my-giri-and-boys.
The smiling angel dropped his pen
"Nhy tins will never do;
The man would DC "a boy again,
And te II father, too!"
And so lsughed-my laughter woke
The household with its noise-
And wrote my dream when morning brol
TO please the gray-haired boys. d"
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Just Saved Himself.

a p:ons old gentleman, one Of the salt
ot'the- earth sort, went out into The field
to catch a mare that was wont to bear
him to town. lie moved on the most ap-
proved mode. He shook a measure Of
corn al her, to delude her into the belief
that she Was glad to get it; but She was
net to he deceived by any such specious
act. Size would come nigh, and then
dash Oft again, until the good man was
ireited very badly. Al fast, he got her in
"a corner among some briars, and made a
dash at her, when she bounded over the
wall, and left him sprawling among the
bushes His Christian fortitude gave
way a, this, and gathering himself, he
cried, oh hell. The ejaculation had
passed his lips before he thought; but,
Immediately concious Of its wickedncss.
he said-'lelujah,' and translated the pro
fame word into n note Of triumph.
Boston Evening Gazette.
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The unfortunate youth who VAS drown
ed few days ago in food of tender
recoIlections, WAS slowly recovering, but
yesterday he fell from the sublime TO the
ridiculous, and was fatally injured.
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Domestic Receipts.

RECIPE FOR MAKING soAP.-The fol-,
loving recipe for making soap is by a
lady who took the Premiums tor a very
superior article al the late Fair of the
Virginia State Agricultural Society. We
think it viii be found good.
Lave ready hickory Ier .srrorC enorch
to bear AN egg, Showiny the SIZE OF q dane
above the surface oI tie lev. 70 three
pounds OF cieau fat, after being melted.
add TWO gallons of the ley and biz of
llme the s!ze OF Il walnut huil il fast and
sir frequently. When 1t bias boiled an
hour SIR IN TWO gallons more OF the ley
and continue TO STIR 1t often, and always
one WAY After it has hulicd for several
hours, take out Il spoonful aud cool il or
"pia,e; II 1t does not jelly add verv lit.
tie water; II this cause it TO jelly, add
water to that in the kcIile.-stir verv
quickly while the wafer is poutcd in, llll
you prrcclye that it ropes on the suck
or becomes heavy. When this is the case.
you have what is called Jelly soap, (or
SOFT soap by some) To make it hard, stir
uhe quart Ui SAT- lrlo the kettle, and Lex
II Ooll ten minutes longer; set it bv to cool.
wv I' 'i;r va, vGt ,ne -" ~ out o Tue ket'Io
waller enough barely TO cover it ; let it
Jnst come TO n boil. and set it away
nr,L . ,,'.'.n eoo' ,'"u n.,' 'urn ~ out
,I,a, T|'",' VIZ I1! u Tue 'e>'uuu''i
;, j., "r,' ,,L ,, 20 ''e '"He VI s""p, cut
den.
10 make tins soap 1T for toilet purpo-
SeS' 1t is only necessary to cut it into thin
shavIngs, place 1t IN very nice tin pan,
aud mite water, scarcely enough to
cover The shavIngs set 1t on some embers
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An lrisbman, near Boston, becoming
greatly alarmed, recently, at the severity
Of the thunder and lightning, fell sudden.
ly upon his knees, and exclaimed 20,
Lord, forgive US, and stop this
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IT may seem strange, but it is a TACT
that men generaIly are much more afraid
of women than women are Of men and
fearing io''break tue ice"is fruitful cause
Of old bachelorsm,
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A widow said one day to her daueh-
ter, When you are OF my age, you will
he dreaming Of husband Yes, ,mama,'
replied the thoughtess little hussy, for
the second time
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Doctor, looking learned and speaking
slow; Well, mariner, what tooth do you
want extracted 1t is molar or an in.
cisor 2" jack, short and sharp: 1T is in
the upper tier. on the laboard side
Bear a band and swab, for it is nipping
my jaw like lobster.
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a Detroit paper mentions the arrest Of
a woman in that city, with no,hing on
her person but - love letter and dsguer
reotype." Rather "poeticaI" aud pic
Iuresque" costume.
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Old gentleman (alfectionately,),TMy
son, why do you chew that filthy tobac-
co
Precious youth (stihy. ITO get the
juice out Of it, dad
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From The Marion American.
I h e P lmet egime
BY ONE OF TIE TWO ruNDRED.

y ". y
Have yc sharpcned your swords for tho
battle i, NIGH
And the morn vi the conflict is breaking" :"
On the evening .! the 5;h of March,
1876, sixty ships had mVured AT the rem
dczNuu>. at Anton L'znrdo, ten miles
south OF Vera Cruz. Gen. Scott bad Js
Ia!.oI Inrre weeks hey oud his expectations,
aud tor an entire month the Vera CruZans
had expected our arrival everv day. It
Was Indispensable to the heath OF the AR
my, and 20 the Success OF nuv advance into
tie nntcuur that Vera Cruz should be [,
Ken toy the first OF MAY, and the army ad
\"ucei as Tar as seventy mics INTO the
interior, whrIc The "IaUie lands afford
Srt"r! from the yellow lever. Notaday
was /" Ne lost, aud at once preparations
""ie made tor Landing.
The Weather WAS mud and beautiful.
Oar suIIs ~utc about Two mics frum land.
We could distinctly see he McAicaus Al
Tie hiIc rancho Of Acton Lz,rdo, and
sec horscmcn TLlng along the beach,
before US spread out a beautiful and bic
tnrcsqnc panoramic view Q. the IN terror.
Just above Tie beach ruSc Il RANGE of hills
c''e'ei with tue dense chapparel; far
beyond them spread out II chruuered
canPaSn, isng gr"duaIiy to mountain
peaks; aud heN und all a hundred mics
distant rose the snow capped peak of Orr.
Z'Ua, It's iIi9!d smuw Le.dS gtiSlenIng in
tie On@At rays OF an uucIouicJ sun. Ga
the south rUsc up tie b.uc mountain CABS
oi ucatrr, wuIch reflected the waves of
the U,uc PHclnc. Teum;tcs IL the North
foNe the tall and ghliermg church sprrs
ut Vera Cruz, Its red walls, It's fruwuIur
"alt'emenis, and It's mountain sand hllls.
n thousand yards out III the gulf, stood
the grtm castle ui San Juan de CIlua.
Eu"Id'ng Ike II huge Cerbrrus, The water
gaze TO the city. Just uui .yt reach Of the
guns Ui the Castle our blocka,hn squad
ton WIS lying at anchor. la the bay was
"A few mrrch'nt ship, Of neutral nations.
and armed sInrS Of fran.e, England, Spain
"nd b"tglnm. Tue OH of March was
mad auI ,use,y day. 1t was, | believe,
The christian Sabbath, and ii was nature :
too. / hc tropical sky Was without a
cloud; the guI maa svI, and unruiiied
hv wave. there WAS ali a,onrJ ,s.l ',,,,
slIilmcss. Nature E,r,.u s,.,u,.d a,,aJ
aud hushrd Al The cunlr,u,,,,ri,n ., ,y,,.,
man WAS about 40 do.
Ga the ia tne rxpcdl,ion came worry
ucar beng tnwar,,d by AN accident. which
Noutd have lett the ar:uv wi,Lon, , n.n
e,aI 9th .rr.
Gen. Scot, assembled all his Geoor,rs
Patterson, Pillow. O.i,u,,n W,rL
Shields, and CsdNu.adrr, on board =.
>,ma.l steamer, aud made trip ct recon.
uuIsauce nrDuu, the cl,y and castle. Ven.
tar ny too Ia>h,y wlllIn ranre Of the gun,
Of ihr castle, "A number of shells w.r.
thrown at the title vessel, and from m.
explosion Of TWO Of them, she narrowly
escaped destruction. \ single shell
might have sent her 10 the bottom. and
al tie Generals with her. Snch a disas-
ter would have spread confusion and Ills
ma, through the army, and most prob,.
nIy have caused the expedition TO be ahan
d"mcd disaster from Whrcn fortune res
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fallen, and the noise has sl,,,l.d s;L.rca
above. So may En. for the s,re,.,h
and JOY of ny sou! have departed. O!
e"r'", earth, here ,et me die! Though
my bones whiteu in all the winds of he,
zen, vet pleasant to me is the loug dream
less slecp.n
lie threw himself on the ground, and
approached him, | then knew him not,
but my heart pi,ieI him. spoke Inc
words Of comfort he raised his head aud
listened. Ills counlenaucc was poodlv.
!lis eve Shone MS with the rel hight OF lire.
seen far oil through the mis,s of ocean.
Troubled sadness overspreaI his face. like
the storm III the dark forest. Oar souls
mingled INTO one, for our thoughts were
alike.
He arose AMI we j,nrneycd to a Co.
tage Inn, and there lie saw the buyh,
browei Stella, and love swan IN his eve.
They met IN secret; their Fps tod the
passions of their souls. Their affections
were mingled and blended ike the EN-
- WV ''"' '"''
walks wer" often through the lone God,
or 10y the silent stream. The gloom Of
HIS s'"' WAS past Tor sue WAS the light OF
"'' "e"'''
They wandered hv Casmar's wiudinr
'''e''' ''e! $1,000 "her' grass grow"
'"'NS are o'"f"an@lng' lie was like the
u" P"P'" seen a' Se'u"g sun on some
"'' P'''"! waves ''N 'o'iS ~ IL
""' anu s''' ">i''eS 10 h""'en' H"e
''''! "' "''''" "'"'''S over
"''' '"o Se"''S' gaze 'd'e'
~ '"'' "''''"'S' 'h"t with dow" cNs'
' '''' '''' ''"''' ~" III
"O NV 20 NC A""''' o' ''''' zone
,! 49, Nv" '''" ~ '''' "'""'"eN S"""'"
'''''""'" - III '"'', no" S""'"" should
'' 'o','! INC ''e '''' mower oe
=, '''''' " '''' 'eNe'''
- : ''>'''''e>'
''N' ", "'' ''''",''''
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h;. n.,r ho: rr,rh,I G,,aa.. am,'"n 5",H -"
his l,,rL l,..r.. i
,ocL .,o,,d ,,, g.. ,i,.,.,
little recess, coy.r.d wrL Ls,,y areas.
sparkIiny stream issu.d rr,u.a ,..c ,....
il bIoomed two will f,x.rs ,.nd,-r,. :.
ter,w ininy their stalks "I -, m. n.,,.I.
lion, C,r.,,.,., .....u..:
IN. rock" S,e r,.L.J--,L a.,... en-
from her h,,d ., fam, s,.....l. r,,.,...,,..
air. sb. fell !,,.I... tr., IuL..
ror he c,as,s L.r i,l,t,,.,, L.,, l,,
Of he, .y. was oua,,Lel Nr,oI stained
her ,powv ,,,. , ,,,,.r o. ,,,,.;..
her bosom
,ursp.l ,L.. cLa.o :, ro:.lI.o.,.;..
C,r.,, when ,h.. r,y of ...,,r,. r,..,..I
NV ear. U.s,,Iv ,o.LsJ =, .IL.,,,....
sound earn. b.,,.....o,, ,i,L..,,.
Of - mo,l,..,'. oyer lar J.,Jn.l, ~,
keen winds of x,u,or s..,,or,I torl.r
she hears She G.o,s ,,.,r 49,, T,, ,,,,,
ming of .L. ,,,r L,,-.. n,.-,,.iI,.l
raise, NO, he, head U.r J..,oy.,.l '....r.
rI.y over the co,d G.,,rr.. of liar ;n,..,
Al unfrcon.n, tea, fails ON I,or .,,,,,,,
check 4 r.,,;,, L,oJ ,,u.L.I
shoulder Lu, her nnar.,.,;no no.n;r;, I,a,
left III. fxt farm ,o s..k ,,o aL..., -
b,,hs
H.. had nl,osl No, LoIr ooj;,oi o.,;..
, o,sssv s,..r u..rL..,,I..,
omen bpf saw ro, her rbe,d had f,Iror &.
wa,I nm bor ho.ou, b.r L,o.s, sooo ,,r,.,
IA. wind martial IN. hr;,,h,I.,;.L.,,l.
c,r.l.ss,v over her E.,lures wo. sf;,,,r,'
stained with Lood u.r roh, Gn,,,..
war. oIerc,,ol o,o,ud s,r,. ,;,,,,r,,,I..
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-01-27

No professional man lives 80 much
frem hard to mouth as dentist
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Now, look here. Charlie. jim mout be
an honest niggar, and then agin he
mour,nt- but Il WAS chicken, and
know'd he was about the yard, tell YOU
what, niggaer, Id roost high, would
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Mamma, mamma here's hair in the
bread
Hush, 20 il amt, my child, its corn
silk
Corn silk like thatl Who the mis-
chief ever seen nits on corn silk, afore y
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RECIrE EoR THE MANUFACTUR OF Mus
CADINE WINE.-lU Que gsiion of Musca-
dine juice, add three pounds of good sugar.
Let II remain open tII! done fermenung,
then STRAIN and cork tight. 1t will be
ready for use in month or two.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08
THE TRIBUNE IN KANSAS.
To ue Editor Of The NJ y Tribune. .TtI

To TIE Editor Of The NJ y. Tribune. Nti
sir: We send you incosed the money for twenty
four copies of THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Suffering
from the effects OF the late money panic great many
friends Of The TRIBUNE have been forced 10 deny
themselves the pleasure and profit derived from its
persal. But have not forgotten the interest and
sympathy Of The TRIBUNE for suffering Kansas IN her
dark and bloody days Of Democratic Border Ruiiian
rule and ruin aud now when the Of peace and
perity begins tighten mp land hasten
sIl information general news and Intelligence, fur
nished by any paper in the United States perhaps
in the world, for 81 year.
In 1857 we received more copies Of TBE TRIBUsg
at Os8watamie than were received at any one Port
Office in the Territory, except Lawrence and Leayen-
worth and this accounts for our glorious victory of
Last October. when we polled 2i0 votes for Freedom,
and not one for Slavery National Democracy. At
tire same time voted the License law, when
only twelve votes cast for Licensing grogsbops.
So much for the influence and moyals If TfE TfIBt ~.
A. necessary consequence, OsawataIne continues to
flourish like tree planted by nver and 10 now tho
largest town South of the Kansas Valley, IN thsTer-
ritory. The Shawnee BordeT-kuiian usurpaiion loce
ted the county seat at Paol although we are much
nearer the center Of population. Yet with all this
patronage Paoh, in August last, could only muster
twenty-six votes against Lecompton, and twenty
seven Pro-slayery, while Osawatsnie rolled up -
votes in condemnation Of National Democracy, by
their fruit shall We know them. 'gs o.. -
Your, for equal and exact Justice 20 eli nsn w &C.
Oxauckdm<, a. r., Oct. III, ltoS