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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-27
A uGusTUs SEYMOUR HYNARD 4 co., AUCTIoyEERs
"A MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
thta Vest Tueu .sixtha fire.
sOPEfs RvsEW366 I 3orAyE YIASosoaTE,

EiESxST D nn ROOM st SToAih
ps Sor 81 soS e. r s Gs
Paran narbe and biisque siaeacs artistic Bronzes Oak
Snes DAY Tussdss tSe elegant ass story resi-.
cemmeuens 4 @ sa iTfa
Of frs, class household SAFE catalogue
s 81 ". y Ssrs q G | @
The furniture was all made 70 order and is Of The
nss @ Fl ass n
Ss % I I'D sr r9osd
The Richest offered a. auction this wood
Seer siae and Bookcase lined with
sa d sss;
Work table iaad with ot,er Of earl six light ormolu and
Ss op Rass as Mirrors
sa2 sme Gidsred Curtains French shades gin Gor
tbreecoored broate Of the expensive description and
Two arm TWO reccpOn and eight oval back Chairs two ee
saDy carved rosewood sa.usy marble tops 2
iru and flowers With French plate Mirrors lined with ssaa
hubsns Seasons, AZ Kings patent reclining Chairs two
Minnesota and inssn Hunting aroand; asaonaa copy
% s r.
ss e s. y fsH
s, Is VIII
Vase: from END
and Dresden socorason Musical Boy len
co ana one for
cravings bsgateiie Board Stand chairs 70 match
oil cioh sar Carpet silver Rods Chanhersfwo
wood marble top dressing Bureas do Bedsteads lad Com
modes to match armour glaze toilet Tables shaving stand
Wsdrobes Table de Mutt Couch Rocker Arairs and four
chairs covered 10 moquet Tapestry Brussels Carpets spring
and hair Mattresses live feather Beds Blankets sheets
Eosiers and Plcws oval Mirrors pastel Paint
ngMo.hers on-decoraed china toilet sets. Turkish
Towels Rack brocate Curtains Upper Chambers Mshoga
AND enaneed Furniture, &c Dining koom-SoIi
oak Buffet Chairs IL feet extension dining Table china
raers Gobes. Champagnee, Wines fruit celery stands;
gold band china dinner set Lou ruby glass punch
bowl claret Pitchers ruby and gold liquor Set Paan marble
butter DISH decorated tea Set Al pieces sod silver dinner
fee Urn cake Basket napkin ngs spoons
Forks ivory handle table Cutlery baskets OF Heidsck Gei
ops old Oard Brandy vintage lZ two do Scoch Whskey,
do Lodon Cherry two barrels white d. brown sugar
enwae, Kitchen Tables. Btfgeraoss herring fire aud
elar piot safe copper Utensils Goods
within IS hours after sale House let sale. Inquire
eft auconeers ,een person wiz be 10 attendance
pack cart or ship The goods 10 any part OF the city,
A J. BLEECKER, AUCTIoNEER
n The adjourned sale 81 SAT lots extending from 2ta
street 26;h street, and fronting broadway ard the
lem river Part Of the Dyckman estate VIII be bed the Mer
On THURSDAY, Dec. %, 1863,
A. J. BLEECKEK. SON & co.
large proportion Of the purchase money may remain
BIN consequence Of the unfavorabie weather before
the day previously selected for the SALE and in order afford
time view this beautiful located property the sale has
been adjourned to and fixed for
THURSDAY, Dec. 29 1859,
WITHOUT RESERVE For maps and particulars, apply st
the anciioneers Office, No. Pine street.
4 UCTICN NOTICE.. A. Chiffon, AUCTTONEER
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dent by the streaming OF tho dre down upon them
nom above, burning their faces, necks and
hands severely. Mr. Griswold, beng near the
and shutting his eyes started for the He failed 10
reach IT, but found window, aud, hs hands being burn
ca 80 Is 70 DO entirely USELESS he broke through wh
He is dangerously II not fatally injured. 10 breaking
through the window he received several severe cuts
His face and neck are badly burned and the aesh is
burned Il ON his hands.
The cotton factory tor the manufacture OF cord for the
fuse stood across small stream from the burned build
ing, and was connected with Il by small bridge which
ran from the second story Of Of the other
Upon hearing the explosion the foreman of the cotton fac
tory Mr. Chase ran across this bridge and found Harriet
Head lying by the door, with the blsod flowing from her
mouth. he drew her out, but she died instantly
The remains were taken 10 the Town House, aod jury
Of inquest called. The body Of Miss Head which was
taken fro the door upon the BRIDGE the only
which co I'D be recognized
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FIRE At WoRcEsTER on the 23d inst, ut night the card
factory building Of I. X. Earle Il Co.. in Worcester
was damaged by fire 10 tho extent Of about So OCo
,ncuoipg tho damage 70 their stock Thomas Earle loses
$4,000 on sewing machines, insurance 81 800 Tue in
srasce on the other property damaged Will cover the
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h
wood sofa Lounges aSIs al arm Sns EScn
sr
hair Marssses ga Bedding Taps.Ty Bruised. Ply and
dining Table and chairs yroclsy China
and Glassware; quantity Of BockA Kitchen Furnisare &e
,o RoaAEr
10 Norm Naiam sIset so.nsr q LrsnliOr m1rsg.se
ss
s ssssn e. So " asfSsi 1 ssss; IL Hs
gage.
a win SELL day. O,s o'clock salesroom IS Nassau
WI ana ssr o anu msrs o IN
ard oac a' wsnu, eassns,n Dsns Tasss different
and a aa
s s ssddas S1- ssss g Be Sss%So
UCTIoN NoT1CE--A VERY SPLENDID ,cARvED
also two eiesant richly carved sus satin
broes,e w 30 sold Tor so suit also s esn ~ snd
a aa fSrnare Bsdss.sd Bureaus
ssa he sc ws sss w sn Se
meda,ely If sod the house ~ se rs laTnshsa *
ss ps1s i, s. IS tHsa@1s days
e Hats . Sass svnS .
Leo u.s. at IL esoek 80 Green wch street, by order Of A.
Rcca,s Assguee, the entire stock contained IN said
sio.e sonslsng Hats Caps Furs, Trnnhs &C.; also the
Counter and Fixtures
4 fiction SALE VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL MORT.
n gael will expose for ssle, this Tuesday) the 9Th
Of bee o'clock in the afternoon, at one Atlantic Basin
IN ool canal boats known j. b. ell and f.
W Dickinson of Farpeft N. Y. i. G. GIRvAN.
A pcTIoN NorICs-cHlNA, GLASS, EARrHENwARE,
"A Trays, Cutlery, &c, by j. s II, BARTLETT,
hoi Tuesday Dec IL 10 O'Clock at 2st Pearl street.
extra large sale TO close conss ens ihoee wanting cash
han gains viii attend.
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Tho number Of Deaths compared with tho correspond
Ing weeks Of 1857 and 1885, and Of last wcck was as fol-
lows
Week ending December &C. 1857 ..9a. Increase. As
December Is, 1858. 80. .a45. Increase. Oh
nsc ~ 1854 Deaths from absolute disease .4Sa3 4e4
LEU ~ AovS' external Causes &c. So .o1
=. ,oxo Z /" absolute disease. .403 a.,
Dec ~ Ao0S''t external causes,&c. IS 80
DANIEL z DEiAvAN, City Inspector.
CIR INSPECTORS DEPARTMENT, Dec.24 1859.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-27

NEW PAPER
IN Now ready and for sale everywhere
the WELCOME GUEST.
The most charming miscellaneous weekly Journal ye cnercd
the public original 10 design and issoed h
the most choice and elegant style Of modern printing
OF ThE MAMMOTH SIZE .
II Contains the OF whole Of deghfu reading
msr and each number complete In senconainng Tales.
Sketches, Biographies Gossip, News WIZ humof and focdc
-FOUR GEMS PER cory.
NJ NJ. BALLou Publisher.
Bosop,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-27

A ClEmcALvnIAIN.-Rev DR.. VIM II. Finley, formerly
Of Gray vile, ILL.,, was arrested at Salem Ind last week,
charged with producing an abortion the person of q
girl named Mary Uney, in GRANVILLE recently bat ma
mayed to escape.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-27

4 UCTICN NOTICE. A. Chiffon, AUCTIONEER -
"A COLE 4 Chiffon will sell at auction, Thursday,
Dec o. at IL o'clock, the premises without the
Lease the premises together via the Fixtures and Furn
tare Of The Restaurant in hs basement Of Az and 29 Broad
soutbw Of Howard street, aud the
"Ciy Restaurant" The Lease has about four and half
year the annual rent Of 0o0 The place we'll
furnished and doing good business Catalogues Will
be furnished the sale For further particulars apply the
A uc,ioneers. No A Nassau street.
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Weekly Report Of Deaths

In the City and county Of New York from the 18th day Of
December TO the Gath day Of December, 1859.
Men, 81; women, 75 boys, 1888; grs, ll6-Total, AL
Admits, 1872; children, 279; males, ESQ., females, l9i;
colored persons, 4
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Charles Mackay has in the press new poem called
Inc Whskey Demon II IS printed on tonet paper,
and illustrated
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CEo. A. LRAy11r,. ArcrIoNEEn -aaRAr sALE OF

GEo. A. LEAyI1T. ATCrIoNEER -GREAT SALE OF
Inc kocks at auction series OF the SPLENDID
seniaon Books ever Issued coorsog Republican Court
s,rsford Gallery World Noted Women Gallery OF Famous
edition Of The Poets bound iety Of tie eegan
Fty and frofuseiy illustrated with steel eng,
also some valuable illustrated London
wih large assortment Of @audad al Lera
te The whole TO be sold at without this
sday evening ai6 o'clock In the aales ooms 81
and SD Breads way, corner Of hjte
GEu. A. LEAVITr CO
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UCTIoN NOTICE
"A n O. EDEY, AuCTIONHER.
61EREOECOPES S1EREOSQOfIC PIuTuRES, PAPER
FARTOUTS, BRONZE OEOCKS, JRWM4Ry, &C.
EZRA LUDLOW, JR.,
VIII continue he sale of the above goods his saesroo
&C Cedar street, opposite the Pos Office Tuesday Dec q,
ai II O'Clock.
Buyers Of holiday presents would do well to attend
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-27

GEORGE ". EARL'S COLLECTION OF Valuable
Oh Psint.ngs and rare Prints for sale sy auction,
VAN W!rKLk WlNANS ON lhurs lay evening, at IL
o'clock The 18th instant al Mr. Earle studio looms, No 6is
broadway rear Houston street al painting BY spag
po'n 10 The yesf 1870 OF 81 J0hh, The Divine extra
ordinary picture has hidden upwards Of century,
astt he'd between two ohes Of Inferior merit inch
dentaly purchaSeo In this city guar Of orgnaty
can bn gwen Also, az tainIs and EoRrAvnss BY rare
InsMfrs Van Dixie, buercno, Poussn, Durr Tennie 4
Salvador hosa Ac.. nc. must he WI hou, .erve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-27

EDWARD eCHENCK, AUG Z.
NJ their saleroom No SO rres the following
elegant rosewood Pianoortes vk:-one 5X vaya snacv
!ss,et MOZART mailer; one e octave soc tablet. stodar
maker; one az moulding on sase
Oeb Jsckson maters octave corners stofar
Warmer makers The above Pianos 1ne ord Or and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-27

A UCTIoN NoTICH-CHlNA GLASS; EARrHENwARE,
"A lea Trays CUTLERY, &C. BY j. s H. BARTLETT, suc.
fot Tuesday Dec III st 10 O'Clock at 2st Pearl street.
extra large sale TO close ens ihcse wanting cash
han gains viii attend.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-27

DICHARDS KINGSIAND, AUCTtONEER.
III FANCY GOODS AND TOYS.
RICHARDS KlNGSLsND & Co., will sell on Wednesday,
December & 10 o'clock ut their saes-oom 1853 Broa 1wny
1000 LOTS
French German Fancy Goods and Toys all descriptions
and In lots 10 suit al buyers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-27

VIM. WRITER'S AUCTIoNEER-wILL SELL. THIS
day. ct O'Clock at 454 Canal street IN continn sop the
baaI household furniture Beds Bedding Sofas
Paintings Oclohs French aud cottage Bedsteads aud
other Mattresses feather Beds ana Bedding Bureaus Wash
stands chns glass silver Ware Stoves also small lot
Of fancy Goods for holiday presents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-27

1 UCTIoN sAI.E-By VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL MORT.
"A gaze, will expose for esle, iAs Tuesday the 9th
AZ lee a o'clock the afternoon, the Atlantic Basin,
r ooi canal bnats known the j. nc and F.
W. Dickinson, of Fairpef, N. Y. i. G. GIRvAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-27
Henry II. LEEDS AUcrIoNeEa sALEseoox NO.

Henry H. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO.
Ii Is Nassau street hem Y H. LEEDS co. will sell
suction Tuesday Dec ~ at l0 O'clock ~ the sales
room, NO ~ Nassau street assenees sale OF Broadway
HAere Stock, by order Of j. ~ te Esq,
sispg large stock OF sx beaver Hats
felt Caps and oher sricles usually found to ds
bat 1he above all OF the latest fashons aod the
trade aud others invited TO aetd tho which viii DO
without Alsu of lmhccllas
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0AHIEL a MATHEWS, AucTIosKsR

i 1ANIEIl a. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER.
~ LAhGE IND PEREMPTORy SALE OF FURs.
BUTLER, SCHULTZ & MATHEWS wit sell 70 morrow
WtdLedsy T. N1s ocock st their saesroon CT Cedar
street, large ass0rtm mt OF S-V
La DIES GENTS AND CHILnREN's FURs,
comprising the bees. and gcoia rri tina seasin viz
Hudson bay Sable sbersn squared trch real Wing stone
Mnrfen, Russian saole, &c
in Talmas, Capes Yicsonss cuffs &c Also gentle
mems collars Caps, Coats Glocs seal buff lo ac olher
also a spitId assortment Of $500
sleigh, Carriage ard ap 6osea,
10 Hudson Bay, Wolf Prairie Wolf Fox Co,o Jene an Buff
alo he hole having been esay
~ on morning Of sale. -
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A kSIGNEks SALE OF HATS, CAPS, FuRS 4C.-
Leo w At II esotk 30 Green wich street. by order of A.
Rogers Eso Assignee the entire stock contained In said
consisting OK HAS SaVs Furs ArHnss oc'' ALSO NO
Count and Fixtures
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VIZ O. FARGO, Secretary. ' I" A /. =

DAwNBRoKER'S SALF.-A. NJ. CBIsTaLAR, AUG
tonee1, q Bowery viii SELL this day, tn inst at l0
ocioek large assortment Of meas auc womens Wearing
Apparel consisting Of silk Dreases, Manas,
AID silk Snavs Remnants Of silk, defains AID clco
and Shoes Blankets and Quilts meas Clothing &c &C. By
order Of A. j. Jackson No. 60 Walker rect
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OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN EXPRESS OoMpANY-

Noscc hereby given h. pursuant to resolution passed
At meeting Of the stockholders Of the American Express
bsld IN the city Of New York the lh day Of Noveber
1882 and OF the authority vested the
ton Of Id Company all the property belonging
to said Of every name and win be sold
Whole at public auction the bidder Se OF
hf Company 81 Hudson street "a the city Of New York
the 3si day of December instant OF IL o'clock
10 all the liabilities Of said Company the day Of sale
The Of sale viii be made known tho day By
order Of The Board Of Directors
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John n: ByRLEy, AycrIoNEER, WILL. SELL. THIS
day, at lO o'clock all the furniture contained
horss No 81 Walker street, sting Of bureaus
sieads wsshstsnds, wsrdrobes Sofas Curtains Looking
Tables Pictures Chairs Hair and other
Feather Beds flows aud bolstsrs sedipg Brussels Three
ply Ingram Carpes; Ofcots bookcases Pixtures
Stoves kcteu Furniture &C. contained nineteen roons
All to be sold without good chance for and
house keepers Cataiosu ready -
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=
elected without limit a. TO number expense, Gas their
judgment should be required was illegal and void and
the empoy meat ns Sommss Of M Alan on N: 81,
city, and Of action unless against the individual
members who violated the law The judgment against tho
plaintiff must, therefore, be affirmed with costs. In
OF proceedings against the head Of the law department
ITSELF the statute provides that they shall DO conducted
the District Attorney Of the county under the direction Of
Sarah n Gri6ths rs. Escard N. Waaon-The evil
dence was sufficient TO warrant the inference that the
to receive asd keep for her separate USE the pro-
cecds Of her own earnings and that the due bill in ques
s taken ne1 ,na part q those
being obtained by her. became the legal Of the de-
mand. Judgment for plaintiff affirmed with costs.
intent Of the shipper and therefore the duty master
as his agent that the master should sell the damaged
cargo Faya The master could sell the cargo there
without accepting there Authority to sell was there
fore, authority 10 accept But as the shipper had tho
legal right 10 require that the vessel should forward to
TAIN IL he released that right bound he acted for
both parties to exact and allow equitable equivalent
Judgment for plaintiff, for the whole freight and new trial
ordered, unless plaintiff consents TO pro rata reduction
to be settled by the referee Sutherland dssentng
favor Of defendant does not per discharge the attach
mcnt and an appeal regularly taken in due season
ponds the operation Of the judgment and to
motion to discharge made before the appeal has been
disposed Of Order made at Special Term denying de-
PENDANTS motion affirmed, without COSTS (Sutheriand
The People, dc IS the Rector, DC, Of trinity Church
The rule that the title to real estate presumed TO be In
the people applies only to Of cschea and Of vacant
possessop Where actual adverse occupancy shown
on the trial, tho State like ndvidual must prove It's
Title and cannot claim the benefit Of any presumption In
IFS favor overriding that in favor Of the defendants
corpor alton like Trinity Church, is person within the
meaning Of tho statute OF limitation and The painis
evidence in the first case showed no title and in tho
cond showed adverse possession Ia the church Of
than forty years, neither action be maintained. Judg
ment Of nonsuii affirmed in both cases, with cost
Alexander Duncan, &C., Is. George Stanton, Gc-The
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MORTGAGE SALH.-CHAHBCRS FAIRCHILD, AuC-
VI uoneeIs -Salesroom No lis Nassau -Mortsg "a
Dec 2 II u O'Clock at the Merchsnts Exch snge fourth
Of the Ahip Geuoa, her tackle apparel fur nture d..
II. CROMBlE, Attorney for nortgseee.
The above sale adjourned until Wednesday Dec % the
same hour and place.
II. CROMBIE Attorney for Morteacee
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DAWNBROKER'S SALE-THIS DAY, AT BELL 4
TBOMPSONS auction rooms, IS East Broadway, Will be
sold large assortment Of ladies' and senemens Clothing
shawe Quilts Dry Goods over and frock Goats Pants.
Vests Boots and Shoes also gold and silver Watches and ne
Jewery, at l01s O'Clock.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-02-17
From tie Northwestern Farmer
Newly FCaniered Horse.

Having had considerable experience
with foundered horses. l will give
condensed account of one case through
your valuable paper. When but q
youngster, and inexperienced, ] drove a
horse rather hard, and perhaps gave
hin, water too soon, and fed rye bran at
night. Whether it was the water, the
hard driving, or the unaccustomed feed
that stltfencd the horse, | am unable to
say: but in the morning he fell in COM
inc out Of the stable, and was unable to
use his limbs. I called horse -farrier,
who said he could cure the horse, but
should keep secret what he did unless l
would give him ten dollars. | told him
if he cured the horse would give lin a
private receipt that was valued at fifty
dollars, that would be very beneficial in
his business. This he accepted, and
went to work. lie first gave the horse
all the salt he would eat, saying if he
did not eat freely he should dissolve
somc.and turn it down. He next bed
in the warts upon the forward legs, hay-
ing peeled them down thin and oiled
them. The bleeding was performed by
my holding up one foot, while he pinch
ed the wart upon the other leg with his
thumb and finger, saen running small,
sharp knife blade into the middle Of the
wart and up under the skin and upper
part Of the wart, about one inch and a
half, taking care not to touch the inside
skin over the bone. He did the same to
both legs. There was but little blood
came from either. We nextcommenecd
rubbing the legs and moving the horse
about, and as soon as he thought lie
would not fall, we put him before the
wagon and started off upon the road
As soon he began to warm up Lc I'M
proved rapidly, and BY the time he had
gone six or eight miles he went as well
as ever he did, and never after showed
any signs OF founder Correspondence
n. f. Farmer.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-02-17
Law Of Newspapers.

/. Subscribers who do not give ex-
press notice to the contrary, are consid-
cred as wishing to continue their sub
scription.
2. If subscribers order the discontin-
uancc Of their paper, the publisher may
continue to send them until all arrear-
ages are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to
take their Fapcrs from the oilice they ar,
held responsible till they have settled the
bill and ordered the paper discontinued
4. If subscribers remove to other
places without informing the publishers,
and the paper is still sent to the former
direction they are held responsible.
The Court has decided that refusing
to take paper from the Office or rcmov
ing and leaving it uncalled for is pRIMA
FAcIE evidence Of intentional fraud.
5. The United States Courts have al
SO repeatedly decided that Post Master
who neglccts to perform his duty OF
giving seasonablc notice as required by
the Post Office Department, Of the neg
lcct Of person to take from The Office, a
newspaper directed to him, thereby ren
ders himself liable to the publisher for
the subscription price.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-02-17
Lyc for the BOrer.

EDS. NoRTHwEsTERN TARMER:-W e
hope and l expect to have abundance of
apples around here in very few years,
notwithstanding the many prophecies
made to the contrary. planted out
fifty apple trees four years ago, n have
not lost one from hard freezing. Two
years, the apple tree borer destroyed
eight Of the largest and best trees, but
an application of strong lye, twice year
since, has been an effectual remedy.
One half, at Least, Of the potato crop
around here rosted in the ground. |
might have saved mine in fair condition
had | minded the hints in the Farmer,
and dug them as soon as ripe; but De-
ing left in the ground till the wet wealth
er came on, they were finished up nicely
without digging. W. SALTMARsH.-
Plcnsan. Creeh, Io,ra.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-02-17
How to Live Twice,

Do our readers wish to know how to
live twice in this world? There is .
proverb which says:
1T is to live twice, when you can en-
Joy the recollection Of your former
iite."
Now if We live every day so that We
can enjoy the recollection of it, that is
to live twice.
Cannot our young friends remember
how happy they feel at night, when they
can look back upon all the day, spent
in the cheerful performance Of duty p
Every effort to help and comfort your
mother, to please your brother or sis
ter, to crafty the desires Of your asso.
ciate, to relieve the sorrows Of the poor
and afflicted, and to send the bread Of
life to the perishing-O how rccollec-
ton Of them makes US lirc t,ciccl And
little it costs to do those things which
We can delight to remember! Will no.
our readers try, in this way, to trs tn,ee'
* London) Ch!tls I"per.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-02-17

Monday night loud talk was heard
principally the wife's voice, for some two
hours. Then some one was heard to go
out aud return in few moments, after
which a noise as Of blow and she was
heard to cry out "Ch don't Harry sey.
eral other blows followed quickly, and
all was still. About two hours before
day the child bright little boy three
or four years old, was heard crying and
calling for its mother, but nothing
strange was thought Of these things un-
til in the morning the little fellow came
to Mr.. Sims dooor crying with his blood
stained shirt in his hand. Search was
immediately made and the bodies soon
found as described above. A post NOR
TEN examination Of the body cf the wife
showed three severe blows on the skull
two Of which were sufficient Of them
selves to have caused instant death. Her
stomach was found to be opened by IN
cisons made at right angles to one ano
ther, and pair Of fine gators put with
in. one of which was almost torn to
pieces, though evidently new.
The deceased husband was a butcher
by trade. lie did his work of disse,t
ing with razor found in his pocket.
His object appears at first to have been
to destroy the body and other evidences
of his guilt, but finding it impossible,
put an end to his existence.