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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10
"A N. c. EDEY, Aucuoneer.
Large and peremp.osy sale Of RochawAya
EZRA LUDLOW, Jr,

AUCTION NOTICE ~.
large and permp.ary sale q Roeisa.y.. A0'a''ee'
EZRA LUDLOW, Jr,
sne.. sppo.Ss lie Pos oo- without re-rv. . close Goa.
merits large number q four and sI seat Rocaswsys
ana oss, w..S. 4s ~ du,: =. h sss
ssci,sd. - N''eD'O. : e'1-''1 - -" - !
A ucrroS xorICE.-roREclosE OF cHArrxL MORT.
"A gage .KIcHA nd wALTkRs, anc'onser win ssI this
nurs Of me douDls oo.rass house Sos io sad i0s Bo.
s.ss Chair: marble toy Tables: s5s.sh s.s sl.. - sd
srss carpeS % iron ssd.tssa. VIII fssiaer Beds Mses
sss.s supur. s soess4y. eis ca.is1 and .aa
quantity q u.sfsi ssa ornsssn.. ma,s. oo .u1srga:
%.s au ant o s Fl. "a. Sos,s and
/: s.; SoSST Sas::: 80 $
A ucrIox KoTIcK-A FAMILY DIX 1LIEIxa HOUSE
"A keeping VII a.poss Of = gr,sn .s. al ,hs, psr',s
assa@eod seven scsrs spoor,s round rsh
s sss So ss u. sfs ). -. :ed ios l
s%tss. vase: :ss.. bureaus ssa;,s.d: w'sS.',sd:
bot ~ ronts. and sreesn, order INQUIRE for
sas sssh Az. nue. ear, ard sisr-. pas The bous-
uc1ros SALE oy LIQUORS. eRooxsIxs SPEARS
se1, hi. dsv, &c, 10, a IOH oeocs The STOCK Of
GSo FS se, soa wSt and wn sss
eighth casss and cemijohns and bles slso m Of
frsssrres = anss on Ae Also sb,qi 30
bscco
ucTIov sAtE or HARDw ARE. GUss PfToLs
"A kc -. ~ rRnTAfkR. suricneer y Bowery
~ an s' ss, o oe ss. s. h.sos ss. r mr.
Df , = sss as. S . sass sr
trunk md dcv LocAa warsr-,e hoass hrnt be- Bry.ns
mention
3 RICHARDS AuCrroSEgR-soo CASES
Ba's St. Fosn. 80 .se o !. spS "a -
o;ciosk ., Cortland, sir.e, being fui and com
pet. sssI,mes, ., sessy ss sdsgea 70 ne se.sos osa
uc1I,S SorIcE-pkssoss ABOUT Rx
sros S S 10 q sas sss, ma al ss 100
s:5 sSsp n.ss ~ @
yer s,. ses s r'pss s. Il f fssrs
psesed md shippe 4, al o. world families vi
DAD 'A' cheap ''' ~' aScTiib%ssas'ffa rrprisor
A UcTroS SALE or vARNrsH.- "A n cRisTALAR.
"A Agc,,oessr Bowsry will ss n,s cay 'o y, .1s
.1 e-ee-1-
4 ucrroS HorrcE-w. DOUGHTY. AuCrIoNEER.
viii this day fweosesds, ocsoser 10 ~ ~ oelock.
:. a.. s.sssors ssoad. @sr Also DO John
Abbott Co. msssr
pRovsr ncHols, auoTIorEEss -ruEsgAI AED
= our sales ns IS ssr.et superb eol'ss. n rsa
Cyray. parbe atuary vass being he importnuou f
e'groT nsncin Rn,usrv-The rtment comprises sDws
inner, rsces sfstuary Marble scuptures By Fr~ck
psr,.iri md others vsses-Cons~ing u uutsuay rch
VARIETY Of real ssrdle xsrbe Agate Sienna and Aabssey
sna osher classic styles rch prouson u beautifully carved
cryd taxrss fOunnine Ard oSher Aiso
ylrh fancy gods, brnxe Gloria plated Berlin rpeda
Ae Ales ,lete assortment ~ Bohemian glass ware,
n,,ch bowls ce'erfes Ne portion a.
H. sords will 10 sxhrhhon Monday ccsober
ny vIR1uE ~ CBsTTEL MORTGAGE I WILL
ID 1huFsday Oct Der a. 81 10 O'Clock A. NJ At r11
trhf .ig htn tefe Va n Household Furn'.
ine steG ard pstef wpe together VII ths stock q bo1s
AZ ghesa contained r he sirrr "a that nnmheT
Stephen J. BRADY. Atiorney for MORTGAGE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

IL AssIokkk's SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
HE STOCK OF A DEALER REMOVED FOB COHVE-
NlEkCE OF SALE.
by K. r. II Setback, this day, 10Th inst At IOL
O'clock at their sleroom No i broadway by order OF the
assignee the entire stock Of dealer for
nience Il sale, embracing rosewood black walnut
bogspy Paror suits In various coverings
bogsny Chamber Suits, dining ~
kinds; Centre Tables E.sgeres sideboards Corner ands
kofss, Easy Chairs, Bedsteads, Bureaus Wsshstands,
Lounves Boob case, wardrob~s Mattresses The above
stock Of ror quality and TO be positively sold without
reserve BY order Of J. Il. TEfFT Assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

no BUILDBRS-IHE BRICK BUILDINGS ON LOID
Fos N5 and 27 William street. Duane tai by The
extension OF Chambers occupied Ward Scho
No. l. will be sold Saturday the 18th Inst Ut IL O'Clock
the premises auction the highest bidder
The purch WITH be required 10 remove the whn
RoBT. T. HAws. Couptrouss.
CRY NEW YORK DErARTnEHr FIsAscE CoxrTRoG-
m Ofyfr ohera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

L,DwARD sCBRrCK. AUCTIoNEKR.-By T. 4 p. H.
~ sCBEkCK-Ihs eAy. October 10, d ~ O'Clock y sore
i1 broadway bay Horss l5S hands high short tall; Of
good action suitable Tor either carriage bugxy.
sold for account Of whom may concern-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

eppose the Pos, oc. without resrve cose coz
mgr mcr large Of four and six
Top Bugries Doctors Phasons. BArouches Carriages
Wagons depot and grocery Wagons 4c ALI Of the beS
mesa The attention Of southern and Western buyers u
Nlciied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

AT MEETING or THE CITY USIoNIsvs, HELD AT
"A 23 Bowery Tuesday evening" October 1860 Messrs
Ling swift and shirley appointed 3 committee
the association In the Convention
i've 70 the grand Union demonstr alton
DAsss anS.IIy sss a sMrS VpaAn rr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

tharius street will cell this day, q l0 oclock 800 oss II
Mems ard Womens Clothing Quilts Blankets Sheots Shoe.
Boys o,hng. Watches Jeweiry. DC. By order Of late
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

- J. BO0ARr AL CrIONEERS-wEDNEsDAY OOT.
-. 10 at O'Clock at II Pearl street. mortgage sale Of
marble top Counters Gss Fixtures steam Boiler large k
JAMES SULLIVAN Attoruev for Nortsa~ea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

py vIs1us ~ CB.TTEL MO- sreAak Z WILL
ID ss on Thursday Oct Der a. 81 10 O'Clock A. NJ At e11
Iirht avsnuf sIer on safe lo n Household rurn
,nIe Sve4 ard pstet Wafe together ~ ts stock of BoJs
AL gNfaa rlaturI he sirrr ID that nnmheFs
Stephen j. BRADY. Attnsney for Mortgage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10
PHREMproRY sALE or YINEsr GOLD yKwaLRY.

pERrMpToRY SALE OF FINEST GOLD JEwnLRY.
-, watches, &c.-CHAMBERs FAIRCHLLD auciion0osu,
WI, sell this day Wednesday October TO- at l0x O'CLOCK =
sal sfoom Ills Nassau street. fine Of goo1D
ns above line consisting of fine go etruscsn Brooches al
@ WIN Bracelets - match tine gold kiDgs Chstelsns
nech Nhahs hair OrnanentL fine Watches -
bmonds also gents YES, and fob Chsins svy RnER
tocks1 valuable eod Watches gold Pencils with Pens Al
ne foregoing are new goods. Also
nnds reastpns heavy silver plated solid Silver Ware
"1cn springs 'fystAE, &C, dc Sold To close
y. IL. HuBAET.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

1GTH wAtD-A NrErIre OF rHE SIXTEENTH
III ward Breckl-rtdre and lane Glib Will 10 held this
evening October 10 ~ ococh :. 70 rinsh full
v /, VAN vsLKETBURaH, PRECEDENT
HoaAcu q DRH~xs Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

GALE or MACHINERY. vARNIsH CANS, &C-CHAM-
~ BEERS FA1kCBIID aucuoneers, will soil Friday.
Oct H. at l0h O'Clock, at foot o. thirty res H.
the lumber yard, quantity Of Machinery used
the manufacture OF sAnd quantity OF varniss Oang
Of 10 to $50 gallons capacity Aso Stoves and Pipe, Rope
Blocks. kale absolute 70 close an estate,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

ATAe ADJoUKNED MEETING OF THE DELEGATES OF
"a the Thirteenth Fourteenth, Fifteenth xeeuth Yards Of
the city Of Brooklyn comprisins Of the Finn Congres
sop DISTRICT held at Gothic Hall bird street Thu sisy
evening oct by authority and under the jurisdiction the
inr County General Committee Mr.. Edward Brown was
called 70 the Chair and VIM Brown appointed score
tary The mnutesof ID. last meeting
An invitation by the Secretary the Kings County
Committee well nv authority OF This Convention having
been eI nded TO the Tsmmanv and Mozart organizations
the Seventh and Thirteenth wards OF the
participate in the nomination Of candidate for the Fifth
gressionAl disirict and declined 1t therefore
Resolved That proceed to nominate suitable candidate
for Congress for the Fifth Congressio- al district
Hen Dan lei ID. Wirant having received majority OF the
votes, declared 70 be the nominee Of this Convention
EDWARD BROWN, Chairman.
VIZ. A. BRows. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

r,o THE FRIENDS OF .YHB UNION ELECTORAL
Il ticket
hereby iven that the following Geniiemsa cons
tute the Committee on Finances-
C1aas O'Conpor, Samuel y. Trden,
w. Peter B swe~ny,
Edwin Cru~wen Daniel p. Temann.
Henry 0rinneli, James Monroe.
III. ~ Bubw, Daniel Deviin,
Wilson q Hunt ~ sopmons,
Tbomas " alter John r. Agnew,
II Hoover. Wstn Sherman.
Andrew Mount Charles A. secow,
John q. Davis
friends 81 the send subscriptions 70 ms ~
Incurred IN Ne defesi % incon sno hA1
n'' "'1'' JOSHUA .. HENRY, casirmaa-
yuHrAt RsAp, secretary.
NEW foRx, Od 9, 1850
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

@ J. BOGART, AUCTIONEI RS-wEDNEsDAYO OCT,
-. TO- at IL o'clock the premises No. 7 1856
sssgrees sale the entire Furniture stock and FIXTURES
OF the Jones HOUSE together with the budinssx
all win be sold in lot. BY order Of d. IRA BAKhR A.
sgnee office No 229 broad The postponed
until Thursday, October H. 1850
ID. IRA BAKER AsssneeL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

WE Owe NOTICE TO The nAHuyACruRnRa ArD
w purchssers q bkard lhas have sold 70 men
Phean Coender exclusive right 70 the a. md sppnoa
81 Charles ~ vulcani1ed CAouschoun
ar Irdi. Rubber Ia which pstert esnct 70 The n
ventrr dssed Juns rs 1884, and exien6ed June - i
billiard tables Of billiard tables are hereby
that al purchases u vuoAnzed runDer ion On
lard tables be made from Messrs Phelsn OsndeS
ard an nfrnse this right wn be prosecuted BY No 70 me
guli ertsut ~ the iau. -. .........x.
August ~. lSGl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-10

veins. She has sworn not to marry Orio-
coshe will keep her word and her eyes
met his iii defiance,
Tomorrow, Winona will be led to the
Hodge Of Onoco,' and with this the Indian
father sought the encampment.
The Indian girl stood for an instant, hel
bosom filled with dark thoughts for the
morrow, then with firm step she returned
to the wigwam, the twin spirits, ST
lence and Darkness, reigned on the banks
of Lake Pepin.
Tho sun was just gliding the eastern
hills, as an Indian girl was seen hastily as
Icending the towering rock. 1t was our her
|oine, who had concluded that even death
was preferable to marriage with one she
could not love. She reaches the summit,
and her form, drawn to its full height, is
plainly visible to the wondering tribe below.
How like queen she looks, with the rays
of the morning sun falling in showers
around her. With loud voice she up
|braids her friends with unkindness to the
young hunter, and cruelty to herself; then,
after chanting funeral dirge, threw her
self into the giddy depth below. The body
was found but life was extinet-the soul Of
Winona was in the spirit hunting ground Of
the red man. This mountain has since
been recognized rs MAIDEN Rock.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-10

DEATH OF JAMES Nj. DAVIDSON.

The killing Of James NJ Davidson, the
.Irish Orator. Of Tennessee, by James Car
ty, has been noticed. The Nashville Union
says
"He was regarded as one of the most ell
oquentmen in The South. He was an Irish
man by birth, but has been for many years
a citizen Of the United States. He was on
the Scott electoral ticket in 1852, and up
to 1856 was an enthusiastic Wing. Since
that time he has been an advocate of Dem
ocratic principles. He was a member Of
the Legislature in the session Of lS57-5s,
from the counties Of Giles, Marshall and
Lincoln. He came to Nashville on last
Thursday evening By invitation Of his
friends in this city, to address them that
night on the political issues of this canvass.
After Governor johnson had spoken, he
upon the stand and excused him
self from speaking, after SO noble an efcrt.
He promised that he would return and speak
next Thursday night He left the city on
Saturday morning, for his home at Fayette-
vile. Ho was on the train that was thrown
from the track, and was in the front pas
senger car. and on that side Of it which was
torn literally into splinters. He was buried
beneath the ruins, but miraculously escap-
ed with scarce a scratch upon his person.
Upon being joculally told that no one but
an Irishman could have thus escaped, he
replied, "Napoleon's doctrine was, no man
cen die until his time comes It's not my
time yet" Who would have thought that
10 eighteen hours from that time he would
receive his death wounds from the hand Of
his fellow man? He leaves widow and
several orphan children, besides host Of
devoted friends, to mourlhis untimely end"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-10
written for the Herald
LETTER FROM A LADY AT DELAy.AN-
WIDE AWAKEs.

Friend Editor:-I have been thinking
of your pleasant village to-day and wishing
myself back in old Grant county; but a
that at present is impossible simply send
this scrawl.
Our village isa very pleasant one indeed
situated on the Racine q Mississippi Rail
road, so miles from Racine. There is con
siderable business doing here ut present.
The crops have been very fine; wheat has
sold as high as 874 cents per bnshel; oats
from Z to 20 cents; potatoes, | ) to 20;
so that times begin to be easier. lit were
not for r. r. Mortgages people might
breathe twice ard not think they were ex-
trayagant. Dry goods are il great demand
among we feminines, SO that the merchants
thrive. Bv the way, was very much
amused a few day. ago while ont shopping ;
some ladies from the Emerald Isle were
trading and Ittsteaea One was exainin-
ING prints for dresses. "What viii yer be
afther asking for thisg'' 40 cents, Miss,
Just what we gave in New York" Wont
yer take o.? | want to 90 out in the cars
and am III hurry" "No, can't sell less
than cost "Well, ! haveonly just enough
money to buy at cents" ] wondered
which would conquer and waited patiently
for half an hour. The confab finally ended
by splitting the difference, when the girl
alluded to drew from her pocket an old
stocking foot; and assure you it made
me stare to see such quantity Of money
III such a place A short time after | met
them on the sidewalk chuckling over their
bargain.
Have you any wide-awakes in Laneas-
ter? They are all the rage here, number
ing about Is or so.
There is a considerable quantity Of fruit
in this county, and what is much better
plenty Of Republicans The ladies sport
Lincoln medals, and your humble servant
most deyoutly wishes ihe could influence
every one to vote for Old Abe. Fearing
that | shall weary you With this Posy let
ter close, wishing the dear old Hcrold a
hearty God speed.
Truly yours,
ELLA LARABEE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-10
THE PAtipu; TisLEGRAPH no me- s.QM-
NIANCED IMNIEDIATEIY.

we understand that a meeting Of the
| Directors Of the Western Union Telcgranh
company was held recently in Rochcs ter.
New York, in which gentlemen interested
lin California and Missouri telegraphs par
Iticipated. 1t was resolved to take immedi-
ate measures for the commencement of the
work The route selected is the central
overland mail route, and the wires arc to
be extended westward from Fort Keaney,
their present limit, as soon as practible.-
An agent, Mr.. Creighton, who has had
the principal charge Of the building Of the
lines in Nebraska and Kansas Territories, is
Ito start Immediately for Salt Lake CITY, TO
enter into contract for poles, to be deliv-
cred early in the spring, and to contract for
such transportation supplies as are likely to
be needed. Mr.. Wade, one of the leading
managers Of the Western Onion company
leaves for California by steamer from New
York, to perfect arrangements to consolid-
ate the interests Of the California compan-
les. wy working eastward, with a view to
harmonious action when the wires have
spanned the continent. AS the California
Legislature has offered a bonus Of 100000
per annum to the f. st company that opens
communication BY telegraph between the
Atlantic and Pacific, the company to whom
the government subsidy was awarded viii
be entitled, on the completion Of the tcle-
graph, to $4,000 per year.
We are Informed that separate charter
for the Pacific Telegraph company will be
taken out, SO as not to interfere with the
present business ofthe Western Union com
pany, but for present purposes the latter
company has agreed to advance the neces-
sary capital This is the first practical
step, and it has so much of an energetic
business spirit about it that we rejoice in
Louis Democrat.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-10

ADVICE TO LADY TRAVELLERS The edi-
tor Of tie Ohio Cultipator advises people
IN these time of fairs, conventions and jour
news, to have no more money about them
than is necessary, and to keepa sharp look
out for pickpockcts. and adds:
"Wonen's pockets are more easily pick
ed than mems es,,ecialIy since the intro
duction of insenshqs steel ribs; but the
' omen have the advantage e US after all
and have safe that no pickpocket dare IN
wade, without her consent. She has only
to deposit her purse inside her dress, Just
below her chin"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-10

A PRETTY EXPERIMENT Professor
Rogers has solved the problem of lseeing
through milestone. In a paper read be-
fore the Scientific Association at Newport,
he says;
"fake sheet Of foolscap or letter paper
roll it up so that the opening at one end
shall be large enough to take in the full size
of the eye, and at the other end let the
opening be not half 50 large. Take it in
the right hand, holding it between the
thumb and the forefnger; place the large
end to the right eye and look through il
with both eyes, open to the light. Ioa
aOiU see a hole through yoar hand.
Ifyou take it in your lefthand and hold
it to your left eye, it will be the same
You will in both cases be astonished to see
that you have hole in your hand. The
illusion is most complete.
From this and otherexperments, hecon-
cludes that an impression made on the re.
tina Of either eye cannot OF itself enable us
to determine on which retina it is received
aud that the visual perception belongs *
the part Of the optical apparatus near o.
within the BRAN which belongs in common
to both eyes.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-10

The Extraordinarily our exchanges
we are enabled 10 trace the course Of the
earthquake that VISITED Canada and the
Eastern States last week. The ftrtherest
point north where its influence was felt APP
pears to be Richmond, Canada East
From here it extended as far west as Aur-
burn, New York, and southerly to Hart
ford, Connecticut It was also feltat Pough-
keepshire. Its effect was noticed in Maine,
New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connect
cut and New York. It is rema, ked that
the earthquake was felt in these different
localities about the same minute Of time
The shock was comparatively slight, but
severe enough to create much remark aud
a little alarm.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-10
less-TAer had an Indian excitement

Eg-They had an Indian excitement At
Forest cry, Minnesota, not long since, very
much after the style Of that made memoir
able in verse ms sfhe frogs Of Windhani. -
The people scattered while the deputy sher-
if was stationed At an outpost to guard the
property, and during the long night watch
IS lis heart failed him. Falling upon his
knees for the first time IL liis life, ne framed
this prayer to Heaven: 20, Lord most Of
our folks have gone to Fair Haven and
carried their guns with them; pray thee
don't let the Indians come on this road,
while am here-"do let this cup pass
from up, but II they must scalp the whites,
they'll find most Of them ~ lssaid before,
Fat Fair Haven, and they had better 80 by
way Of Kingston, as It i much shorter road
amen
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-10

The POPULATION OF LoNDoN.-A pub
lie meeting was recently held in London,5
promote the interests of the London City
Missions. AS evidence of the miscellane-
Gus character of the city population and Of
the need of increased missionary effort, it
was stated by one ofthe speakers that more
than half the adult population Of London
were born in the provinces. Il contains
more Scotch descendants than in Edin
burgh, more Irish than in Dublin, 100000
more Romanists than in Rome, and moro
Jews than in Palestine. There were also
there no less than 10000 Germans, 10000
French, and 5000 Italians, very large
number Of Asiatics from all parts Of the
East, and many who still worship their
idols. The West Indies and North and
South America are also largely represent
ed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-10
rEThe Prince of Wales on Saturday

nEThe Prince Of Wales on Saturday
visited the veteran chief Of our army, Lieut.
General Scott, at his residence IN twelfth
street lie also visited Mr. Brady's photo
oraph gallery, where bis portrait was ta-
ken: Bali. Black q Co.'S jcweiry establish
,nent. and Barnum's Museum. lnthe eve
ninr dc grand torchlight procession Of the
firenen ia honor Of the Prince took place
Il vas i magnificent display SURPRISING
iii every respect any demonstration Of Of
similar character ever Witnessed Inc
movements Of Tie Prince and the process,
sion Of the iirelncn are graphically described
lin This morning s papers
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-10

A QUEER STATE OF TnIE as. According
TO decision just pronounced in the New
Yo,x Court Of Appeals, there is no law N
that State for furnishing murder N the flrst
degree at ALL The law Of last winter hay-
ing abolished the only statute which defin-
ed the mode Of punishment, no Court or
other tribunal has any right q prescribe
that mode. This seems to be very curi-
Gus and purely technical construction. But
ii comes from ne court Of last resort, and
Il. of corrse, final and decisive
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-10
Dylavan, Oct. rs, 1860.
HOW TO TAKE LIFE.

Take itlikc man. Take It just as tho
You personally were born to the task Of per
forming merry part in il, as though the
word had waited for your coming. Take
it as though it was a grand opportunity tc
do and to achieve, to carry forward great
and good schemes; to help and cheer q
suffering, TO assist the helpless. The fact
Is, life is underyaIued by a great majority Of
mankind. 1t is not made half SO much OF
as should be the case Where is the man
or woman who accomplishes one 1.-THE OF
what might be done9 Who can not look
back upon opportunities lost, plans una
chieved, thoughts crushed, aspirations IN
fulfilled, and all caused from thelack Of the
necessary and possible effort? Il We knew
better how to take and make the most OF
life, it would be fer greater than it Is.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-10

PIcKLING SWEET APPLEs.-To one
half peck ofsweet apples make a syrup Of
two pounds Of sugar and one pint Of vino
gar. Boil the apples in this syrup until
tender; then remove them and make new
syrup Of two and half pounds Of sugar
and one pint Of vinegar. Add one tea
spoonful Of cloves and one Of cinnamon,
tied in a bag. Let the syrup boil fifteen
or twenty minutes, then pour It while hot
over the fruit. The first syrup is good for
other sauces.