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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

Tbs ANNUAL NAIL LETTrEa-GRzAT IS-
eAKAsE or Posi- RouTxs.-Tha Washing :
ton correspondent of ths Baltimore Sun
Of January llth, says;
The Post Once Depaytm ant il sbous
to issue the proposals fer the great an.
nual mail IetslaSs, which are TO com
msnee GA shs RFst day at April next
This Spring the service under csaaiders
alton bsiEg ii The northwestern and soath
western sections, and If auy evidence
WIS waiting IN the rapid growth aud
prosperity ak these spteEprising. States
and Territories, i might 30 found in the
Fact shae aings the lettings of 1854, the
number of scukas have increased 803,
being nAAxly a. many IS were embraced
ia the whnla ak The lettings Of last year
in anethag section. In AlabAms the
gain is - ronass, Mississippi SIS, Avkau.
sas so Louisiaua Il, Texas Is, kentucky
So, Tennessee 81. Missouri 65, Iowa 63,
nllHoia los Indiana 35s Michigan fl,
Wiseomsia I Minnesota 100, Nebraska
"A, lell, end Kansas 81. Fgur years
go sha two lats o. hight have been con-
sidsEed wilderness, no maifFouses thsn
existing. 1hls letting entire embraces
$500 Eontes, hy Ear the greatest ever a.
chisyed IN this, the great department Of
the people. The Postmaster General
annaunesz that All che daaisisns will be
made By the 24gh AZ April, lea wing about
twenty days for the performance Of the
hsTculean task.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

Where hasY Be found q fresh assessnssak
q PTosiesonK, via 49, Butter, Eggs, Lard
Cheese, Ras6h, Data, pbsAt6ess RieaFs
also, "a
X N . = n . o -
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03
T0 Printers.

We have on hand sad foE sale large
quantity of Prsasssg Pepper, Ssxss.
Terms, CASH.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

zzzRRs = 49, y ~ y 9 .@9
DouRcKE. BLUFFS. ..s. i =. 70 W A
ma ass sAssss II ~ asspslsAssa - = = naas
shs Busss tae asas and mass fssG@sss Msuaszss n
81 wssag tAss sAsssssrss 80 ssssH - saA - exs
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03
Sstics = ssxaaaR L.ana prs-

q sAkA& - = 49, MstEkM -
smme@Rss
Notice 10 asgeby Eiyaa. taaat I vii b
prepared ia make deeds 30 peEsnns hoga ias
vEiid Swamp Land Pre- 4senSsioas d Meac.
Nc Connfy 81 AID x9tex afpuAay, tha YsgA
q IahRaxy, 1853. a. Special Tsrn Il q
Csaxt win hs he'd 81 nat aay ana go
Msa&sy sAsseaskag, RoE the sransaetion =
swamp Land business.
c. E. WHITING,
&c. Saags's 0mes. Co. Jnage.
Aamrnn3 Jas. %, 1864 ~
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03
Nenxaakn Banks.

Tha zsAa# Fl the falfswing banks ID
Eebraska are received by Babbitt & Ross
ana sssssal ssher merchants in tAis oity,
q 4 Ala AalInrrrsr,sz nm Aaa.-
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03
The Pss's srnsT.

IL leg ssh0ol- hoess ID WfaeauNin
plaosa scusp asaasy - - EII shs FOL.
lowang possis version sf sAs sighth som.
mandmaat--
fsIs u asn u aseAs ! pla---
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

NEW AND CHAP GOODS
NUoRoILe ri co
g. Eles wooas Esww.
,aMaaM Wpnld eala the atksnsianaE suu.-
taA ssopls 81 MfsIs I'D ~
lotaisg eonE les to TIE gaes
that tAsy have eonF letsa Ehais new stors
ae1sa ana hAEs gnst Fecsivad aaa snessd ssme
Cd Tao ih1E@ss aad azost varied assoyemans
OF pew E0aaSs s2sg eESz to ssasAHesg l@4wa.
Our asseFtzneat Of Dry Seeds. boeh a.
amer tcaM and forsign RsaaafsneaFg axe q
complies - viii b fcaNd d she wssssrn
cgznEFY,
AsseAg cor Gsoesgiss may bsfsabd--
% Odd. ". O. saka9,
80 tOszEiAed, ao "a
atlsaGk Rio Coaee. ~
~ CHESTS Tea, asserted.
S0a, q 6is BOXED Tas.
500 sacks @. A. Salt,
100 barrels Ne do
eco eaeks Dairy aa s8agsE
81 barrels Malsssass
70 hf DO Syrup,
100 Bsd-stsads. ali nasxnz.. 49,.
Barsaaa eahAaaFsAa, eln - 81 60 a,,,.,.
gsz, mattresses, stRa6a. az. a.
loo cock and hsattng stores, All patterns
ahd sizss. F~'A~4 = =
400 Kegs Nssls. assexssd
Doors, @tneow-ssah, bliaas, paIats elf.
| 30 @ rs AND SRoxS
vs. Aasa slxty cases. all sosss - 80.
serns: And every thfnS else thai q Al 81
1ovHa 70 stores tnls side Of sg Louis. 0us
heavy loss By 6rs sad the eaIInrs IS -
laag saasll 80 hsusss thxsahaass -
have shswn 70 a. the neesssffy "a -
pay down sasiness, TAersfors. - 80
adopted tbs pay dawn haslneks. ri & 80
means We hope TO alEar saeAa iassFaTsas.la -
these that wish to pay down for gooda. go
they viii surely purchase.
By aosag hsae u ! ssapsaa pa ara
not Eabls % als BY ga q ~ 80 .,ks..ss
LOSSES, whiels - eolasss 4 - -, a 81,
We % as< sssa1a - 80 4 q shrassrs 4: ~
aaa s1zaAaaz e ~ sssk. sAzk lsaxs 4 - -
/ . t@sssE sszK - bot ~ "a ~ - =;
give yuH MnnkN s@sS kng sesss 1890. Il. ~
aaT pkhss 1855 ass * II Ksads. 81. ~
& 60 80 ais = s. ~ Ia.s j
49, u &c
49, 49, D
- We Bog asy Aailsa. fasz. naafrsss
e1fas wAeass eatss lsssass, pssgs. ssx. RI -
- asz sissss 30 s8A
JalS u, 1853 YhaaIa
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03
wAmm MaAanarR

All persons kaswing tAemsasvas IN
dshtea n - siaAsE ~ Note ~ Beck Ae-
ssaat axs Fsaasassd 4 sssals lHsaaasl q sely.
Moasy Of sSSaESky MsaM ard siia ha9s.
- werd 10 Tie xEas il sassssisas.
no GREOaT wall b. aivaa Arm -
data Goa gooas spA6 Tnm kuIR . Posi-
RsvR and win Be anforced
W. G. AaDnus.
January y aa8A- 4sw
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

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Foreign i Domestic Hardware 4 Ne
ehanics Tools, Iron, Steel, Nails.
]. ]. ]. and Agricultural Iaaplem euts. 7


HAyE Il s aad r. ariys AEeaAes Lags -
which will be sod ~ tAs CASH.
MEgK#AMHCW I@0A@ W. d
Hanm Haeh Haba
Bt
sng noweI Bone H&Hs sasgs
90
mNxLnERg ARnv Ana, BID Mslss rah
al
San ns Ralars Door his 80 Pai @ a
AsalpUITynAL IarLEMEATs. ya,.sg ssaasaae u
P..ssgs as.s - e az ass LfTTEE 90 -
s s. ~ Z IT, :. 4 s ( s - 80. -:
"a
ETLEs AID RAsPs - ! su9cHERa
gsnCCLAR gAss !: n
celebrated maA Aso hah Ill Msyt
mELTES0 s1EAM RACMfaG-Rahb BslHag
T sabnn Metal sptsf nd Soldering ona hard . q & HV s.
RUMR8-PoFge
Lead Ptpsa. F
RORERDps 1t all psys. Ass. n4osr pas
teg Hair Gsmsa Plaster Pa Gr&
s
and Ax, htnb sasiass Hams and Team Whpa
HOUaEEpRNsMlHG 0O0b8-JaPaaasa We Bsiaa wars ana s
Plated Goods a 4
rs Raapsssand Ms M
Portable g A Saw % Wass WhsH, and for easans
orally, AR@t%N*@s<@@
ahdsnt uFrnasS
C0uAsa Sluss, IsWs, JGaHary a. TsSs C. a. rev
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

How THE Sgwra GrRLs wHo wKST
WEsr wERx SgxyKp.-The JamsstO va
Wis independent Ehas describes the
HaAhneE in whieh party al poor sewing
girls, sent out from New York by tbs
"ChildEsn's Aid Soeiesy,n we're disposed
Of in thak village
"a charge Of Tea cellars (tp pay their
travelling expensss We suppose, va
made for each person, the money 10 be
paid by the employer, and TO be deduct
ed from che futurs earnings Of the youns
women. The free church vas thrown
open, the young women occupying fhs
soats iaFo@s, soaaa Of khsaa srysag.s ca
TONERS then walked along che ranks with
perfect eoolnsss, examining their condi.
ton one b. enc, and - they soaad oRs
saitahls, sAsy pIaaksd the eash aad car
Eisd Oh the prizs,n @
Did net the sssoeiety3 saiaa snbsarip,
ticns in New York 30 sand tbess ysaal
women 70 tha Wsst2
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03
a@AasM 85
ssssgxaek G;@szgs, rec Ter. Hasa
STATE 81 NV 49,

80 y 3 81 Il 8sSstg T 4
10 JASON NJ 80, xss ar ara hs re-
~ n0&iiaea, tAak eA ne sssst Ell : 3e 9cso-
Der, is67, JssspA DEEaann aAes = sha nfTiss
= clerk 81 ths DiaAxEes Eeugt K shla eountv
Ais EsaEkasy alsfN = -. - ssum al
One HanaFsd and RartY-one DoIIaxs, as
aaRsy aaa a assssAk salA tie original sO~
Saee is sat8 essz1s 80 klssa resagzSsN IN tn
ahsflA 81 sas& s6abzsy sn6ss sassad. Is aE vcsa
eeaaa nat DO fsand b sals esankgs mosm ssn-
aaaH goo appear anA aasNes sai8 nsea9i6a.
. ~ before saAa se@guA &ay e - 9Dazass
Rssss q sias DlsEeisx fsgsat, q add ssnnsE
se . haS@E sd hsI& II - aszgs "a 81uanxa
si1lzs 60 shs fzna asy e wGassszFg, aasss,
snasMsae I'll bs ssaaaars@ aaaE1ss yala
saAsssn. 80 ass 4dSe neslasd, dat IA -
kAshmena - beAm aasasd = "a - "a
yeas pRepeE&y masMehsd Il aaAsalg ssId
claim. - 80 - q
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

We ssmmnnssalloA q 500 viii -.
psar nszs wesk-
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03
ola, and Ceeel.

Gen. jackson sncs wsns % hear Peter
CREtlghs, tha celebrated haaekwaod.
Methodist preacher; and sus Of has par
ishOnsrs, az be entered the church whis.
peEsd in the ear oskhe orator f
'Ths old Here i ID tbs s1ngrsgaaion,
lay aside your blunsnsss to-day.
0aEtrigkt, who was never known to
whisper, exclaimed aloud @
Who cares fer GsR, Jaakssps Hs'u 20
to hell Is soon 90 say sthes nan, If ID
don's repsasi @
He preached with bis usual blaakRass
and laundering tOnss Of his aativs slo-
qusuee, which ever and anon mads hIs
bearers quAil The asEAon being over
6 gentleman asked Gen. Jackson what
he thoaghs Of stthss rsngh old feiIew %
To which be replied
t'Sir, give nae twenty thousand such
meas and I'll conquer tbs wsrla, iseEp-
ding the dsvil 70 & E
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03
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GxRsxsx Mmn ewwMp@ss mswM#AFaA 80
sslaswwas ssssA
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

Land WaFTaass &Ee now ssIling Ia New
York, az foIlosvu-~
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

aM@s%& H0ETEas KpwIM cARYER
P9RTER y CARTER,
lso1esasoE 70 3. ?. saSw,f
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Aad Aaesas& 4 Csnszsissssa aessASass,
EioR the sale OF Merchandise, Houses.
l. Lsotay IsaRds. as, ~
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
&w" consisnmenta solicited FROM hous
and abroad, and attended TO with pFonp Ut:
mesa and dispatch.
~-KEREa re- -.S.f
Hon. I. II. Benton, JT, -. Coaneil Bluas.
n Z. Snow, .''E ".ss s.*s-. 81
9. a. Robinson, -. ......
VIZ. H. Robinson, ,,.., -, u -a-
). Qrullara, ..,I,. ,,..,.... BuSaIs, N. Y.
], n. Kseler, ..,,.. $3.50. .AEbanv' 4
Sept s-i65T div
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

- SssaAssss eassse - NnsA8s lNsnaA
GEORGE Ranks. Raes4sKanm
% q haRpy 50 amaamsns 20 Ga Ell.
w a@ns % Gsalaafs Btaah mss Sae aasinksus.
IN eoaMsEY zaH&k slhsY aasz e 50 kaHnas I'D
So - ya9a &aaA &aesaemse& e - hsxuas
" rae klasam sssE e = s1pssfEg ca twz n8Me
5oezS sasha Nazaz, SliAkse Kaeks -
sxas szaaaasak 8 - AInskka ksaAs.
"a - - s1e4k &c $500 IS 4 akligs
So RARkSz
szssAS M6safs akA# NJ h@mskf,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

- Es u khs foesst, @painasi
aud plnEass Isle aEray, y we're rang
q afoMx q Eide Of The room, END
Rassa %lak III apathy 4 he ms.sl
ssaSes 5s 6Elaeasly zAgy yssn d
Ga ii Il i CO. sAash BIZ neny az iha
lsdsss aaa ana 10 aaa fellow very Analy
paInsad. Sona AnnElY Esnarksd 10 his in.
saxnrsxs nzssa - hlooaias IsAy wns
fnsscAAesd - 49, e. Alsssa hossSA kas
hqgns awy nios sgkaM'a The mnsie
81 ne znassna bard 90 nos seem 20 make
aay magAs6 iazggSssi0a ca thea. al-
theasA Il SCI sssisa cid music, y With the
= ns ahasaa IL aourss Washiag.
too ssss8s writer's aecoUat 6fA Prssl-
aaass fepspsiap.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

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ENaswwMN sswA
"a 90 = C s 49,
~ 4NA
s~sz. III. .
pszszsasa wss42 ! n \ ssaeslz Ms
DouRcFT. BLUFFS, .....s !. =. 10 W A
4 ma asss sAseeasf ~ sssEslassss xas II - nae
sss passs tae hsaa and aauss fsslssss Msusszss IA
- wessg tAsy sAseessrs, 80 spssa ~ an4 y exs
p@ass b EaSs@ iss s - ~
smyvs DKsR sssE,
supayser % aay waaaeFn saA1sssAgy II va -
sOuna q ssasaan 40 sssa lsses sus snWap aBsw I'D
.parss 8 De unaam saa shs WORK 0as sasaaS saa
sssss ssssa. asa p4rsicatassv ahe mlsaeafs aapss
vi ssays astsns sEtrmtssm ~ sasEasxss sf wss+
ERA Isna ~ 3 ssansste = svssy psssahss AsAaf
81 dlaassHS kEsaA ~ eeaaEsns saAssssaszn y ~
aavSaaasss M EasesEsss-
easaMasstamA& RAacaxnsnas rs ahas, IN
EAls maaa erAsf agnaBssa % ala srapes-
tsns psueesasnsss seA wssk W. aAsal alsa, mose
he passasaiasn sn& asaags e ax stsis lAgssaAtws
Con HEER[xAKa MEMa@MTM.
Fal, pOaEsts 40 Eessahgs maFke nauaeas frsm las
sOstn sua mast Dc swssa Is sesefuy Rsposis
q ne Marasssla Cesassf Eauzs wsil - ssvsa. AAa
Kmszoaaa KoaxGacaa Joaxmaa,
y ia - Ne Fearless sassSzss a ssaAa npaassaas
a1saetgsss and Mssasss u via ia Nasanaaiasa ass
aaaessaa d ia vssws win sasnizia sAs angAasses-
nv GIBBS coazssssaaaa. u wn secsase saa aSpsess
- rsaeesasie thass Hsanassz wAasz ara Is d 2Asn
sasssa srsed 81 gks ssaa&ara a psaaepss 80 10
aaszasa - sska<s II VII aesex sesassnsaes ursss
q ssszza, - nAssas - pAsn saaassasssa. il Vii
ogssss Ill sAaM.ssassss sefFsars. wiIa Cal aaaa-
ias wal sssssvs - Carer II sar Aa1ass Asa
Eamfay EaaaegaxY ysaxmna.
ne Rasas - hs unsasAiea. swGa sSnsaan. e.
Ewzssr, large Amsans q Fsmaa2e E1asraxy naaasas
sasasas fsr ne SIDE EssaAs Aiamlag h sassass. =
ven ~ pasass. A8s
Valuable Aavereasamg Maassazs
u Assae suEsEass IL - wssa. Il ~ ~ 1.An.
aEsT ssFszaAssaa y AN Rspas saAaasss. = ws4sara
toEa % 6shxaska
TEaAas o. SUBSCRIPTION,
cas Co.'S oas Tear, slFissiy ia aayzses 90
0aA CaExs &msntha. Ioo
Fksa kqaSee a s,rssS ,s4sr-,.l ~. ss,.s.t I,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03


:. $500 = barely giysa. thAk ths geIe
s. 800 eststs ser dslanqusns ssxaa 4 1881,
Due ms city eg Coanelf Hlalss, u -
until the 22ad day Of Maxah u. asss
between TIE hs4ry q 3 oseaask Il ~ 49,
: csesSsk z. IL II saia DAY.
Sale = b. at tie OouneiI chnmbeg =.
}. Il. FOREMAN
Czfy MsrsAal.
gaanaRy 20th, 1853. a..
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

80 N # 10 a Kiegamae assert
thsa aha1 n jasa a. good ~ Iii.
nos 81 n emSreacE. II that ha
~ - b wsEsh is psr sass q
iasa IN oxss sssY II Cook y Sar-
gssA lAiak ssasy'' u iiaas : good
d u&sasiB viii theY axaAanqe .
GO Szaa 80 aeae far ave dsl-
~ Ezsffassa aasats Dsxoeyns.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

~~YHE AzxA 81 UT1ns Hs mag Be mas
ter Of SONS inssxsas 10 eur readers q
know sasae shiag Of khe comparative az.
tent Of chat Territory 81 fhe 81. States
whose shisf Sl6saE l. bidding dsaanea ID
ear goYsrnmant. According te g0lson,
the area az Utah u go j 10 square milaa
10 enginsaEa and few oehags shis viii
give Just idea az is vast axteaE, bat
sAs majority q shs psopIs will goxnn 4
hssteF sstinaas BY 6slng ted ahak Il j
a. largo a. TIA wkels ~ ~ Hsw Eax.
land States, Eew xeEk, New dessss 81.
swars, Psnnsylyanis, ssasyland, Ksa.
taokY, and Tennessee. OF sp eamesrs
Is With EnTapeau s9nnakias, u u sanal
in sxtans 20 Great Beta sd Iralana
swilssrlaady prneia, aaa 1Amnsrk, niss
che islands % Gassnssy, JaFsaYs aan
and the Ioniaa islands adaads
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

& III fA4 49, 60, guMkiskaan ~
80 sssg i It ~ Il 500 IA nav In I'LL
lassss esfxa II bad 300 ID 'Riorenee.
h 800 81 y ssargsat's and - sfsa
- $500 ssss Cor 3g09 Id nEnois
funss. 81 80 rsfassd % make shs
exehaaea Il. usmacvas.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-03-25
Clever Men.

Perhaps nobody is so generally agreea.
Bile, and we'll thoughto in society, as
the genuine "Clcver r,an," yet nobody is
more unfortunate. Tie man Of t:;!!ens Or
genius is admired, and even worshippeu,
from a distance, but he has few near or
intimate admirers. The commonplace
sort Of man is not expected to do any.
thing brilliant, and when he is smart, he
always produces sensation. If he is
dull, it is no more nor less than was ex'
pected. But the clever man is We y
different sort Of being. He has not the
prestige Of genius. He is not thunder.
cloud-he is not a beacon--he lets off
no lightning flashes, and no thunder
roars-he is simply clever but he must
remain so. If he reIaxes into the com.
mon n.place, he is lost. II he attempts
the lofty, he is ridiculous. He is admI.
rable for small things, and no matter
what his aspirations may be, be must
stick TO his passablc joke, his lively con-
versation, his tolerabIy wel.read argu'
mentation, his so so singing, his resPecta'
Bile dancing, and his good enough" game
of chess or whist. He must write his
clever little verse in the ladies' album,
no matter what epics are surging in his
heart and brain. He must deliver his
na,ty little super.lable speech, despite
the grand perorations Of overwhelming
eloquence which are struggling for ex'
pression--in short, he must be clever .
Hundreds Of people like him-everybody
who knows him likes him, but they only
like him little. They applaud him,
speak well OF him, fatter him, and invite
him to parties, but when he requires q
sacrifice from any Of these friends, he
finds them all wanting, and realizes how
little real benefit his cleverness has been
TO him. We have had many strange as
pirations and ambitions, but we would be
willing 10 accept very humble position
rather than seek the questionable popu
larity of the clever man.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-03-25
NUMBER IL.

MARY" said /, one day to her, "my
arm is painful the wound should bo
dressed" u
"Pshaw dressed it only an hour
ago" s.,l.. ..'..
"Ihcn you did it badly" said |. 20.
why should try again, then y she
asked.
"Bccause it was carccssnoss," rc'
pIled-"not ignorance"
,"Bul your arm, suspect, is as well
as mine" said she. "You are cheating
me- =,
That's n vile charge. But come and
see how badly the work was DONE"
She comes, and says, "ll is perfect.
Dr. Elton could not do it better" E,...
My we'll arm Steals around her waist,
She starts. hold her tightly. She,
looks down into my face, and then sud
denly away; but my arm rests there uu'
resisted. -
81 have never told you, Mary, how
came to be wounded, nor the cause" ,,
"The cause p said she. Wasn't il
an accident %
NO replied; Jealousy"
"Jealousy!" A slight movement as if
to escape.
"And Of you,' said |.
"O( me ?" A quick, sharp glance,
backward an effort to escape; then
down.looking eyes, a blush, but calm and
still. .....
Shall ! tell you the story ?" asked,
A low, soft, husky" eyes" tell it with
my other hand wandering up. resting
upon her neck, and playing with o curl.
When cease, perfect silence ensues.
"What do you say TO it, Mary? :"
"You were punished for bad passions"
"But mean jealousy went hand in hand
with noble love-" ..... ....
A bound then, but Icaught her with my
: two arms, pressed her down upon my
knees, my face to hers, and-Oh, the &c.
stacy Of ''Y es," when it breathes accept
ed love Halloa By ByJupiter" We
spring to, our feet, and stand in confusion
and bushes before Master Harry.
"What the dickens is this p said he.
"Hush" said |, going over to him, and
seizing his hand. "Shes mine Harry;
she loves"
Harry cut me short off with a tremen
dous whistle. Then he threw his cap up
to the ceiling. Then he shouted hur1ah J
with all his might. and running up to his
sister, caught her blushing face in his two
hands, and kissed her cheeks dozen
! times. And then-
| shall not recount all his extrava'
| gances, nor my own
From that day | made regular visits
to -, and continued them until one day
in August last, when they ceased. But
that was my wedding'day.
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SEWING MACHINES.

THEIR SOCIAL AND SANITARY ASPECTS.
A celebrated doctor having visited
Skirt Mandatory where Sewing Ma.
chimes were used, says:
"Our interest being excited by their
wonderful adaptation TO this species of
manufacturing, we instituted further ex.
animation regarding their adaptability to
Family use, and sewing generally. This
has resulted in most thorough convic'
tion Of their perfect adoption TO these
purposes, in all their varieties: they sew
every kind Of material, working equally
well upon silk, linen, woollen, and cot
ton goods; scanning, quilting, gathering,
heming, &C., with sIrengts and beauty
superior to any hand work, They arc
elegant in model and finish, simple and
thorough in construction, quiet and rapid
in operation; easily managed; and make
firm and durable seam with great econ.
omy of thread The speed averages
about twelve hundred stitches per min
ute; though it may be run at double this.
In manufacturing skirts where about ten
stitches TO the inch are made, one thou
sand yards Of straight sewing is an aver.
age days work OF ten hours. 1t is some.
times run as high as one hundred and ff.
ty dozens of shirt collars, or six dozens
of shirt hosoms are days work. They
are estimated to DO the work Of twelve
seamstresses. The wages Of good oper-
ator at family sewing, are, we believe.
two dollars per day. They have done
much to elevate and extend the sphere Of
female industry. The uses Of the needle
have been multiplied. Processes now
executed by machines have been hereto
fore performed BY various implements
The cheapening of manufactures has so
much increased their consumption, that
not only are the interests oil humanity
subserved, but avenues OF employment
have been opened to female industry here.
,ofore occupied by men. 1t is however,
rather from a professional, and sanitary
point of view that wepurpose TO consider
them particularly.
The physical evils resulting from the
use Of the needle are Of modern date; the
few and simple robes of ancestral times
taxed but slightly the wives and daugh.
ters of those days. 1t is in this period
of increased manu- acture of fabrics, that
the burihen has fallen SO heavily upon
woman: aud resulted Ia so frightful con.
sequences 10 health, virtue and happiness.
We are lGclinel to analyze these phe.
nomena rather than dismiss them with
vague expressions.
The attitude in hand sewing is un.
heslthful. There is ALWAYS more or less
STOPPING Of the head and shoulders tend.
ing to retard circulation, re pifauon, di.
gestion, and produce. curvatuSs OF the
spine. The erect position is the healthy
one. Tho head should be yaised an The
shoulders thrown back 10 give the lungs
full play. The itequent long dawn
breath OF the seamstress. evinccs tbs
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Written for the Home Journal.

All! life hath little pleasure now.
For the sunny hopes Of youth are past,
And the blight, though early sent,
The remainder of life will blast.
| might have known such joyous dreams
Were too bright on earth to stay,
But as youth is ever prone to do
renewed my hopes each day.
What tho dark shadows now are falling
u O'er this broken heart of mine,
know that God doth now love me,
And that his love dotli brightly shine.
And yet sigh not that no more
The voice Of love so low and sweet,
Which thrilledmy bosom years ago
On earth again my ear shall meet.
Sometimes Tween when none are near
That my youthful loves been wasted,
Yet, ! bless the hour that gave to me
The bitter draught I've tasted;
For since my golden hopes are perishedc
oft in secret steal to pray,
And wish 10 God, I'D early given,
The wealth Of love I've thrown away.
Winchester Tenn. March. 1853.
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