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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-01
RHPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.


For Governor.
WILLIAM DENNISoN Of Franklin Co.
For Lieutenant Governor.
ROBERT C. KIRK. OF Knox County.
For Auditor Of State.
ROBERT w. TAYLOR. ofMahoning Co
For Secretary Of State.
ADDISON P. RUSSELL. Of Clinton Co
For Treasurer Of State,
ALFRED P. STONE. Of Franklin Co
For Supreme Judge.
WILLIAM Y. GH0LSON. Of Hamilton
For Member Board Of Public Works.
JOHN B. GREGORY. Of Scioto County
For School Commissioner.
AEsON SMYTH. Of Lucas County.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-01

cT Red.mouthsd Rufus Spaulding. Of
aOOlitiO" proclivitioa. has publicly sunoun-
osd his determination, to vote agAins.
Judge Gholsop. We aro glAd'to see this.
aud rejoice that spaulding has shown bis
hand. This announcement will mako
Gholson thousand votes in southern Ohio
and lose him bat one in,she North.
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EOFuAH.GslArz1~eAsS
MISSOURI GRADUATED LAND,

TWNHE uirement Is of the Land ONCE must be COM
IL pliod with 10 perfect your Titles, or you aoiH lose
your LaRd beyond redsmptioR.
The unde rsgned will obtain the PATENTS for all
persons whohayo entered or purchased any Land In
Missouri, or charge nothing II ho does not succeed
all who will forward mo their Duplicates. Delay s
dangerous.
For, sale or Trade--A large quantity OF vala-
able Land In Missouri aud any OF the Western States
Titles warranted, having in many cases received the
PulentS
Taxes Paiddor parties resid,ng here on any
Western Lands. .a
Lands located with Cash or Land Warrants
10 tha West Kansas and Iowa now offer ine oppor-
tahity. T. W. TALLMADGE.
Real Estate Agent, Columbus, Ohio.
Dr. u. Il. CRIDRR, Agent, at Lancaster, Ohio.
August %, la50-4wl7
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-01

eWWs hope The members Of our Cen
trail COMMITTEES win be with us on Satur-
day next. tits important that we have =
large meeting. Importan. busi@ess win Re
transacted. ia which the county is highly
interested.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-01
MARRIED,

On the 1etl inst. by Nj. Bowan, Esq
Mr.. VAN BUEES CLARK, 1to Nio MARY
HIckEE. both Of Bloom township p.FT
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AN orHnR NE w hook.
Dr. nonaparte,s Great, work.

nEIYATEGUtDET HEALTH--
REPRESENTING ALI this dis
cases ofthe genital organs ofthe mule
and female, with the latest dIscove-
ries, in reproduction. The afflicted
should use no remedies before learn
ing from this valuable work the su-
)penority OF tho nutlfor's. Paris and
london treatment Of private disea-
.ses:--both married and single, should
'consultit. This book tells how TO
cure tile following Diseases, aud en-
Ilghtens those who grOpe lndarknoss.
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Total

ETThs Emperor OF France. a, few.
weeks sinre, caused 10 be transmitted 10
lieutenant Maury god medal bearing
on one side the Empsror'S elligy, and on
the other an'inscription highly honorable
to the Lieuten ut. This distinguished
on GER Of cur navy has just received from
The King Of Portugal an autograph letter.
SOLDERING upon him the degree Of officer
OF tle Tower and Sword, together with
the beautiful iusignia OF tho order.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-01
IORITuAhY.

DIED, al ROT alton. iAhgutt 25tS, 1858
ELlJEH frIsKBR, He ywas .hpiipr Hart
lord. Connecticat. January 29th, l795S-
'fhe deceased was an honest man. and was
respected by all who knew him.. Peace
be to his memory. Con-.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-01

EESCHLEICH is AN ADMINS
TRATION DEMOCRATS LET HIM
BEREPUDIATED BY ALL WHO ARE
HONESTLY OPPOSED TO THE oDI-
GUS AND CORRUPT MEASURES OF
BUCHANAN.
Iu tho spring Of SO. when independent
Democrats met at Columbus to dsnounee
the Infamous, and despicable msasures oI
Buchanan In regard to the Territories o.
Ksnsas-his unmiltigated and unTelentIes'
warfare upon Douglas aad his POlitica
frisnds-his unjust and partiz'n attsmp
TO force tue Lecompton Constitution upor
the people against their will. and in ih'
face of their long and repeated protests
Mr.. Schleich denounced them as anti Den
oqratio, as Black, Republican, privately
pubholy. on the slump and through tb
prsaa Writing homo from Columbus. b
raid IA effect. that the Douglas convention
~ March 10th. '53. in which II. B. Payn
was leading spirit, Oas Black Repa6
licaS psocs should be denounced by al
goo' Democrats that these men wer'
"aiding and abetting "a new sectiona
alley Of Black RopublcAnism."
80 In private conversation upon the stree
he,said, "Bac Anan 10 right; the Conslitu
tion IL THE LEGITIMATE CONSTITUTIONS Q
THE PEpPDE. AND CoEoREss SHOULD ADM
TruA INTO THE UNION wIrH IT!
Do The people endorse these visws9-
VIII they sustain a man who does?
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-01

&yI The ara persons who speak mo.
msnt before they have thought; there are
Others With yhonl you have to undergo in
conversation All the, labor OF their minds
they talk oRFeclly, apd. reasonably La
Byuytrs. - Il
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-01

eITho Marietta IutelligsnOer gives
the following statistics Of church property
in tia. county:
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-01

ItFPersohs afflicted with the Fevaf aiidA qua shouId
not spare either time, roubie on EXPENSE 10 pToenro
CELBBRATEU u BITE hE .Who.o
beneheent e1eeta npon Che human ugSt0m hns beam
eloary proved TO those who have been stricken dowf
In short space Of time BY this dreadful eu:Sg, Whosg
checks are wan and msagre, and whose nights are
suDkeD, with death staring them In ihe heg, iT SOM
pound must prove blessing; snateffinK ifgm dS N
now Its trne Value Until they ha aTe SesIgdn When
all others have faied ,hese HteF5 hafs restored lhe
suHerorsi 10 pristine health Their popularity IN m
the Western and sOuthoFn pagts should intra1ieea
them TO all families
sodby Druggists and ssalsFs esnsraiiy where,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-01
scandinavian nIood Pur111sr 4. pliiaI

NtsoLsOS, Henry county, Ohio, July Y,iSss.
Dr., e. W, konAck-pear Sir.-.For me 'hnneal "A
suneriug humanity. permlt ~ 10 announoe. lhreus1
the columns ofyour Circular, the rbarsle1
ofyour scandinavian Blood PnF and nlood pliis,
which Is sure cure for lndlgettion and Liver Com!
plant. We have several porsons IN town, who have
been suffering with Llvor Complaint ana diSasainn
and notwithstanding thatwe have a. good phyreisnh
rs can DO found Northern Ohio, YET tho dsenns bafs
Ned their skill. Cor saquenty are In aais az dss.
Pondesel, anil We eommeneet using .yoaT Fliis,
lhrough and by the advice OF our r end, N n rennns
We used the medicine according 10 diroctlons. ana
are now fall Of life and hlarlty, and gratitude N
equal TO our improvement In health and splrln Wham
We iako Into consideration what we have been, and
what are at preventive feel like charging
the sin fnghthude VIC did not try TO announce
70 lhe Hubnc the great benefits OF Jour Medicue.-'
Iheregrefwe recommend TO the public at large, tho
expeVdehcy Ofhavihg recourse TO your Medicine And
conaequenily asin duty bound, discharge what 4
70 De our duty, IN advising persons wh0 are suf.
lering as We have suffered, make use Of the only
true and sure for the diseases already
MRS. GWIN,
-. MRS. BRENNAN,
| ~ MISS HEATON.
| @. @. SPELMANs
| SEC adVCrlig0ment. ~ .ffrfk
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-01
Cn"HhOm.

XMTE, the undersigned, caution and forwa,n' all
Wv persons from purchasing and taking assign
uent OF two promlssory notes made by to TraDsi
Jag PhysieiaA, calling himself JACOB. LEoNAR RID,
described as follows One note made by Samuel Good
for Ono Hundred Dollars, dated August III 1859, pay
able one yent aor date the other made by Isaac
Cool for Thirty,seven Dollars, dated nth August,
ina9 payable year amer date Az said notes wero
and ,hSs va VIII, n9, nav aho u" nm,ss Sownsiled
by law. SAMUEL GOOD,
1s FC- 1airi ISAAC GOOD.
lRusherook Township, August IS, laSO-3wl7t
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-01
Books books
LOW PRXCES!
Miscellaneous Books
School Books
Juvenile Books

JuV6hII6 BOOKS
Bibles, Testaments
Hymn Books. Prayer Books
Cap, Letter and Note Paper
Day Books, Ledgers
Memorandum and Copy Books
Port Monies, Wallets, Pocket Books
Perfumery. Toilet Soaps
M Pictures, Picture Frames
and great variety Of
IN@Cn@y AR0hoQ99
For sale at EXTREMELY Low PRICES. at
.. A. BRENNEMAN&s CO.'S.
Mdln Street. North Side, 9 doors Wost of George
Kaufman 4 Co.'S Drug Store.
Lancaster, April 81, l65p--5lif
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-01
THE STAR CHAMBER.

The Star Chamber IL situated in the
main cave. II is sixty feet in heigSlh,
seventy ia width aud five hundred in
length. The,csiline is.composed Of black
gypsum, and is studded with innumersble
white points, which by adimi lights pre-
sonts most striking resemblance TO stars.
These points, or stars, are produced by an
eff presence Of glauber salts beneath the
black gypsum. which causes il 10, scale
off in points. by which the white lime
stone below Is exposed. In the far exs
trsmity of the Chamber, large mass Of
black gypsum has been detached. by
which white surface is exposed. termed
the Comet. aa
WheI the guide takes the lamp and
descendS behind ledge Of rocks, by
which q shadow resembling a cloud. is
maae to pAss,s slowly over the ceiling, II IS
difficult 10 divest oneself Of the idea that
a storm is approaching. 1t needs but the
fash Of lightning and the roarf thunder
to make the Illusion complete.
After producing. the storm illusion, tho
guide disappears with the lamps. through
low arch-way several yards in length.
leaving tho.V isitor in. total darkness. and
re.appears at'the eastern extremity Of the
Star Chamber, holding the lights in adj
vance. which, as he slowly elevates them
from the cavern from which he rises. pre-
senta the illusion Of the rising sun.
With the exception Of Echo river. the
Star Chamber is, perhaps. the most at
haolive object in the Mammoth Cave.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-01
mo CONsUmPTIYRs.--Tha adrarli.ar 4.

TTN0 CONsUMPTIVBS,--Th advertiser hav.
L ing been restored to health In few weeks, By n
with severe Lung Affection, and that dread disease
Conisumption,-isa anxious 10 make known TO his fel.
low sufferers the ineTns OF Cure. To all who dosire
~ he will send copy Of the prescription used Gree of
eharge with directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find sure Cure for Consnmp-
advertiser IN sending The prescription IS 10 benefit he
afflicted, and he hope5every sufferer will try his reme-
as II will nothing, and may prove bles.
sing, Fanes Wishing the prescription will please
address REV EDWARD A wilson GT
Jul! 2f, fsS9-sw2 Williamsburgh, Long Island.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-01

Pimples on the Face, and Skin Diseases,
Are generally caused BY Rhina lcuia buFFonghe ed in
the skin Da TRACKS, Magnetic Ointment by It's pow
erfol ane eherang qualities, destroys every vestage
OF them restoring health and beauty TO the skin WheI
ever applied, removing Tap aRd Freckles. I'D
~ lHFLAMED on SoRE EYES. ny
A. G: Gushing, ofSouth Bend, Indiana, says "The
Magnetic Oiutment is the only remedy ihusU here for
lNFLAMED EyEs,s, The Auditor of our county has SO
much faith In ts curative pewers in ths disease
be not only its, 70 forfeit
the amount paid for II in each II fails OF cur
4 PILES. ~ a1fis - q Y
FILES whicfare at this season of the year paFtcnlar
yroubleaomcj are cured at once By Trasks Magnetic
tment Apply TO the parts affected and small OF the
NERVOUS OR SICK HEADACHE.
Apply the OintmBntfreely 10 the forehe ad and tenn
pies and back OF the neck also to the soesoT the ee
and palms Of The hand5. ltwiif relieve the severest
headache inthifty minutes. - feLa sgy
Read advertisement In this paper.
July Of. 1H5q.-qiFIQt 20 ~ : ~ r. s ifs if.i4
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-01

UO"p"s
PARIr. August 1.-THE Moni,sur oI
this morning contains the following Impe.
rial decree:
"a full and entire amnesty Is granted
TO allpersons sentenced for political crimes
or off nses, or those who have been the
object ofany measures taken for the pub
lie safety"
The Moniteur also contains sundry nom,
inations-to the Senate. including Generals
Rsnault, Forey and others.
AUsTRA.--Tha Ministerial or isis is not
yet over. A, combination, with Count
Thun at iis head. had met with so mary
difficulties that its success is very doubtful
The Cou I Clsari Marlinnet had refused
to accept the portfolio Of Public-instruc.
licns. and in regard to his acceptance oil
tho Ministry ofthe Interior. be pu. in
combinations which were rejected. and b,
therefore returned tohis post OF Governor
Of Craoow..
Well informed persons assert that the
Constitution. which the conn ission was
about to work our. would be characterized d
by The principal OF decentralization, by
the re- establishment Of representing o
princes by prerOea,ives given to iht
arisiocrAcy Of all the provinces, and last
y by a strict Catholic spirit.
ITALY-The Mayor OF Parma, who hat
arrived at Paris. gives the most posi,iv
contradiction. through the columns Of III
Patrie, to the report ofa Republican move
meut in Parma, and adds that order ba,
not ceased to prevail for moment 10 tow
IoF ducy,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-01
MOTMEKSL MOTMERs!l MOTHERs!

Juuo 10, isss-sif
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-11
Steam Saw and Grist Mill,
 AND TWELVE HUNDRED ACRES OF TGud For Sale.

FT7HE STEAM SAW AND CREST MILLs, situ- < ated in Union Township, White county, heretofore known as the JACKSON & TaRvER MILLS, together with 1,200 acres of Land, 400 acres Of which are covered with pine tim Der, contiguous thereto, will be sold, on req sonable terms.
 These Mills are situated twenty miles west of Des Are, twenty miles north of Browns vilIe, twenty miles south of Searcy, and twen- ty miles east of Springfield, on the line of the Cairo and Fulton Railroad. The mills are in good order, and are among the best in the State.
 ALso--a tract of Land containing 320 acres, twenty acres of which are cleared, with good dwelling and out-houses, and fine well of wa ter in the yard.
 LrKEw1sE-a tract of Land containing 160 acres, with good dwelling and we'll of water on the premises.
 LrKEwIsE-another tract of Land contain ing 160 acres.
 These LANDS are among the best in the county, having been selected at an early day, and are situated in a good neighborhood.
 lT For further information. address the undersigned, at Stony Point, White county, Arkansas.
 FRANCIS M. YARBROUGH.
 Feb 13, 1s5S.-1y
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-11
Pass rnr Prprra. The cayenne c

Pass TIE PEprrR The cayenne of commerce is the grain or seed of | . capsicusn, ground, and mixed with flour, and then baked into hltle cakes Tn an oven; these are again broken up and mixed with more flour and placed in jars for sale. The tree or plant Is very beau tiful, and forms great ornament to a garden, but 1t IS very tender, and re- quires much care. Il is more pungent than either white or black pepper, and is often adulterated with haywood and na- hoganq saw dust, and red-Iead, this latter can, however, De easily detected by pla- cing spoonful carefully in glass of wuter, when, should 1t contain any red- lead, t will, from is specific gravity, quickly drop to the bottom; while the cayenne will sink but slowly. A very pleasant drink may be made for cold win- ter nights, and one that is healthy too, from pepper. Here Is the recipe:
 Place three or four Jumps of sugar with half lea-spoonful of pepper in tumbler and fill up with hot water; when the SUI gar is dissolved, drink. It is not only pleasant to the palate, but warns the whole body more effectually, and quicker than any spirits. Those of onr readers who try our recipe once. will often, du- ring the cold winter, when the fire burns low, and they feel chilly generally, exclaim in the language of our caption, Pass the pepper. - Scientific Ameri- can.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-11
HOPE.

Hope is like the dawn of morning
 Breaking through the misty night, kach of Natures works adorning
 With a pure and holy light; Like the gentle evening shower
 Scattering fragrance all around, Opening every little flower
 Terminating from the ground. Lst us, then. forever cherish
 Hope, to lift our hearts on high That our spirits may not perish,
 Or our happy dreamings die; Tint, when earthly ties are riyen.
 And we leave tnis worid 0i cara, We may meet again ir Heaven,
 Each the others joy to share
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-11
NERVOUS TO MIG,
THE SOVEREIGN REMEDIES
 DOCTOR SLEDGE'S ! TeIQDrM Mted Compounds.

The NERVOUS ToNIc is now regarded by ali who use it as a sure and certain cure for all Bilious affections and for Chils, Fever and Ague it cannot be beat; !; as Tonic to those conValescing from attacks of fever, 1t Is very beneficial, restoring the system in a very short time to a sound and healthy state. Persons residing in miasmatic districts should never be without it, as by it's corroborating effect upon the nervous system the susceptibility to disease is lessened.
 The HoARaoUND PEcToRAL, for the various affections of the Lungs and Throat, such as Colds, Coughs. Group, Bronchitis, Asthma.
 Whooping- Cough, Incipient Consumption, and for the relief of consumptive patients no family or individual should hesitate, when thev can procure so valuable preparation, one bottle of which has cured cases of several years standing, and one or two doses will re- lieve Group in few minutes but we refer you to the certificates below and more par ticularly to the circular around the bottle.
 The CHOLERA on DrARRHGA SYRUP, cer-
 tain and eifectuai remedy for all affections of the Stomach and Bowels, such as Cholera | MNcrbas, Diarrhna, Dysentery, Bloody Flux,
 Cholera. and for children teething. is this par ticularly adapted It is mild, pleasant and etfectual children. will take 1t with impunity- The RHEUMArfc NERVE AND BONE LINT
 WENT, for Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Old Sores, Rheumatism, Stiffness of the Joints, Glandnfar SweIlings, Pains in the Chest and Spinal Af- 1 factions. use the above remedy.
 The SANArIvE PrLLs, for Bilious Diseases, Sick Headache, Common Colds; Jaundice,
 Liver Complaint, Sour Stomach, and all impu- rities of the Blood.
 PRIcEs OF ALL THE ABOVE PREPARATIONS. Nervous Tonic, S2 co and S1 co per bottle !; l Hoarhound Pectofal. $l % per bottle or six bottles for S5 00; DiarrhGa Syrup, Sl co per bottle or six bottles for s co; Lininent, 25c.,
 Soc, and S1 co per bottle; Sanative Pills,
 containing from forty to fifty Pills in box, only 25e. per box.
 F All of the above are for sale in Des Arc, by BLACK & PERKINS, and upon en- quiry may be found at all the stores in the country. Agents and others wishing a supply | must address
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-11

- Begin right. A suspicious taiIor-re- plisdto his customer: Make you coat, sir. Oh, yes, sir,with the greatest pleasure. There, just stand in that position--please and look right upon that while take your measure" The sign happened to read, Terms cash.'
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-11
bud GRIsT MEI4T..
PLANING MILL.

In addition to our Steam Saw and Grist Mills, we will have in operation by the 1st of August, superior Flaming Mill, and if we re- ceive sufficient encouragement, we will add thereto MACHINE SHOP. may9
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-11
E LANDINGS AND DISTANCEE, 5 Om White River and TriButa aries
lFrom Memphis to Mouth of White RiR. 175 miles;. from Napoleon to Mouth ( White River, 20 miles.
WHITE RIVER.
.o,o mouth White river to

From mouth White river to
 Richards ................. Il Gut Off. 5 t Wild Goose Bayou ........... g Prairie Landing. ............, vi La Grew ................. 2is OK Bows. ...........-..... 5aH Scrub Grass 5 a Foot Little Island. d............- 10 d Head ss G. ........... 6kas Foot Big Island ............. 4 ak Big Creek .............. IS aA Indian Bay.. 2Iak Head Big Island. .......... 4aH St. Charles. .............. ..i bgK Anderson's Bluff f............. l sa Maddox's Bay ............. 9ss Crockett's Bluff ............. 3s Adams Bluff ........ siG Caseoe ................. l0ll Aberdeen ................... l0la Mrs. Hatch's h's............ ..... 1l2 Walnut Ridge. .............. 2la Clarendon ..,............... 6lSK Warsaw .................. 6lHE
 cla Crooked Point Cut Off. ....... 9la NTiIler's Bluff .. l5le Arkapola ................ IlZ DevaIrs Bluff ................ 4fB Surrounded Hill. .............. 2la Buena Vista zls Hidden Bluff ........... 5ls Little Hill. ill......-........... Sls John Wright's. .............. 2lls Wattensaw gls Foot Trimble Island. ........ lils Head ........ 3ls Capt. Taylor's ............. 52 DEs ARc. c............. s2 < Arch. Hutchins' .............. 52 McCarthy's or Lost Hill, .... 3g Pryor's Woodward ........ 4a Peach Orchard Bluff. ........ l2z Nigger Hill ll..-.............. 52z z Mouth Little Red river. ........ l2g Gregory's Landing ........... l2as Gray's Bend. log Augusta s2 Chambers ............ 5& Taylcr's Bay ........s,...., Wilkinson's ............... 2 Coles Landing ............s. 5a Rock Roe ................. IA DudIey's Dread d-........... l5s Petty Glaize. ......,-.. .... 75l Mn Creek lasG Grand GIaize ............... 4a Little Island. ,.............. 5S Village Creek 6a Reeds Bar. ..... ~ Newport. ....' os Elizabeth ........... WcGn;ra,s lss Hardin Hulsey's ........... v Morgan Magnus's. 's............ os North Fork l00s Buffalo City................ los Tolbert's Ferry .............l Ms Debuque ............... ..... ,ms Forsythe .................. aOa Mouth Bull ...... @0s
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-11
soxrrn1se Waosa N TIE TaAInIso.


 SoMErHr1a WRoNG IN THE TRAISrSG. A young South Carolinian was arrested in Philadelphia few days ago, charged with abducting young lady, of fifteen years, who had but recently arrived there from Washingfon. On he way 10 the court-room, the said ssyoung lady" con fiessed that she had planned the eIope- nlent and took the wtoIs responsibility upon herself. In addition to this, her gallant being in limbo. and thinking probably one man as good as another, sic offered 10 slops with the officer who was conducting her 10 her mother
 IL is added that she is of quite ''ro-s mantle turn of mind. which is doubtless the fact IL is quite likely she will get the romance" taken out of her consid- srablv before long, however. Something wrong in the education and training or this Y young lady" of fifteen. we should say, in the days of her childhood and youth, and before she attained to wonen's estate- Rather probable that she read somewhat in the " literary papers of the day of chivalry, romance, wonderful splurges and sensation events generally. # not in ridicule of the dull, prosy plebe- ian matters relating to home life, such as obedience, domestic industry, virtue, etc., etc. If silly mothers and soft-pased fath- era choose to educate their daughters in such school as this they must take the consequences of 1t. And they will not havelo wait long for lhem either. They may have the satisfaction of reaping the harveSIs resultIng rom tue sowing UI sucFI seeds longs before their patience Is ex- hausted bydelays The soil they till is rich and the crop t produces is certain to be prolific. But let them not complain of the qualify of the yield. They cannot expect peaches from crab apple seed, or cherries from the berries of the upas.