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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-08-01
NEW ADvERTISEMENT
Administrators Sale Of Real Es.
tate by order of Probate Csurt.

TN pursuance OF nm order granted by the Probate
i court of Harrison county, Ohio. we will o ffer
ior sale at public auction on Saturday, tho 9th day
of September 1860. at one O'Clock In the afternoon
upon The premises in Archer township H. undi-
vded hall of the following real estate, situate in
Archer town ship H.rrison county Ohio, to-wit,
The norihw west quarter ,fsection No nine (9) town
ship eleven III and range five 81 in the Steuben-
willie Land District, containing one hundred and
sixty acres more or less, appraised att
Terms Of Sale--One half down, and one nalf in
one year with interest. Back payments to be- secu-
REQ b, mortgage on The premis sold. To be sold
free ane clear Of Dover.
ARTHUR NJ. MAHOLM,
JAMES MAHOLM, Jr
Administrators of James Maholm, deceased.
August |, IL 60-4t
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This Drill is warranted to SOW Whent, Rvc
Barley and Oats without ctoking or cogpin5
what no other drill, we think. will do Sprins
ter how hard the wind blows. AS the seed is pu,
into the ground at a regular depth and covered
up, it will stand the drought; and as it js always
covered as sown, rains coming on the farmer Is
prepared for it, Every one that has nsed the
drill. that we have heard from, says grain sown
with it produces much more To the acre. The fac,
of this drill sowing all kinds of Spring grain pla
ces il decidedly above eny other drill now in use
Here toiore, seed drills have only been valued for
sowing wheat. as their principle OF construction
was not adapted to sowing oats. barley and other
ght and rough grains. Recent experiments how
ever, have proved that the advantages resulting
from drilling in tho seed Of spring crops are quite
equal if not superior to those on drilling IL wheat
Il is we'll known fact, that oa I'd and barley have
a soft, weak straw, and that whole fields OF these
crops, Of the rankest and best growth are often
blown down or fall from their own woigh', which
revents the grain from filing, and thus disap
points the expectati sof the farmer
Drilling to great extent prevents this evil -
The plant standing in rows permits freeY circuta.
ton o air, and more general penetration of the
ray Q OF the sun, which hardens and slifieps the
straw. and thus to great extent prevents the fall
ing or lodging. as when sOwn broadcast
On an average, from five TO ten bushels mere to
the acre may be connled on. OF both oats and bar.
ley, when drilled, than when sown broadcast, as
heretofore. For sails by
GEORGE g. WILSON,
July 4, le6o Cadiz, Ohio.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-08-01

lGEORGE T. Wilson having the sole agency
~ TOR tie sale OF the above Harvesters in the
conne o Jefferson, flarrispn III and Belmont beg
lenve to call the attention Of those wishing to pur
| chase, to the iavorable c0nIitions on which they
| are sold, viz; The purchaser takes the machine
without paying one cent on it. and if it prove. TO
be (he be mg the ;udge) all he desired keeps it
1t not, returns 1t to rs. We have been engaged in
selling these machines Tor the past two wears and
have sold during that time upwards Of 1870 OF them
or the above conditions In every instance they
have proved entirely satisfactory, not ons of them
having been returned For descriptive particulars
and references. see Pamphlets and Posters. We
shall have local and travelling Agents in each of
the above counties and are prepared to supply ali
who may wish to purchase. We wond particular.
" call tine attention of those wanting an Iron Ma
chine TO the Buckeye Mower, Jr light machine,
made entirely of Iron-same patent as larg, ma.
chine.
Price Of Buckeye Mower, Jr. $95 cash
90 do do Sll5 do
do do & RUaasr side delivery Sl50 do
do do do rear do b40 do
do do do rear AMI side Si53 do
One half cash and balance in note due Dee lst
1860; Five dollars additional to cash PRICE
GEORGE L. WILSON.
May 90, iS6o-tf
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-08-01
FEVER AND ACUE,
And the various affections consequent upon q dis
ordaKad
Stomach OR Liver.

Stomach or LIVER.
Such as Indigestion, Acidity of the Stomach. Col.
exy, Pains, Heartburn. Loss of Appetite. Despon.
dency, Costiveness, Blind and ieedng Piles In
all nervous. Rhe lmatic and Neura gic Affections
u has IN numerous instances proved highly benei.
clal and in others affected decided cure.
TDis il purely vegetable compound, prepared
on s,rictly scientific principles, alter the manner ot
the celebrated Holland Professor, Bosrhnve. Be-
cause OF lis great success in most Of the Europe an
STATES. its introduction into the United States
was inie nded more especially for those IF our ia
,hefiand scattered here and there over the face Of
THIS mighty country. Meeting with great success
among them, ] Iow offer it to the American pub.
nc, knowing that its truly wonderful medicinal
virtues must be ackn0wIe Iedocd.
II is particularly recon1men nded 10 those persons
whose constitutions may have been impaired by
me continuous use of ardent spirits, or other forms
OF ofdissipotion. Generally instantaneous in effect
IL mas It's way directly to the seat of life thrill
lhg and qslckening every nerve, raising up the
dropping spirit, and in fact, infusing new health
and vlgOr in the system.
CAUllON!-The great popularity of this de
lightful aroma has induced many imilaiio which
the public should guard against purchasing Be
not persuaded to buy anything else unlit YOU hn We
gwen B9rhave's Holland Bitters fair trial One
oot'ie VIII convince you how Indefinitely superior
ii is to all these limitations.
the Sole Proprielors,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR 81 CO..
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-08-01
Cadiz Rail Road Time Table.

The Cars leave and arrive at Cadix every day,
except Sunday as To- lows.--
Leave Csdiz At 4-s5 A. M. e-05 A. NJ and 3-t5
Pm
Arrive at Junction at $40 A. NJ. $50 A and
4-30P. NJ.
Lesm Junction at $50 "A NJ, Io-i5 A. NJ. and
$40 P. M.
Arrive at Cadia at 6--ss A M. li-sO A. NJ. and
CPS NJ.
Connec tions are made At the Junction with
Trains both East and West.
bTAll, especially young men, should read the
advertisement OF the new National Dispensary',
ct Cincinnati. In another column
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-08-01

RO BERT oCHRAN.
FOURTH STREET. srErBfxvrt1r,
4 NNOUNCE. to the public Of Eastern Ohio.
~ and the trade particularly, that he has in
store an unusually large assortment of almost eve
ry article OF goods TO he mentioned in his line His
stock Is the hest he has heretofore offered the pub.
lie; embracing
VARIETY Goors-Gents' shirts, Gloves, Buttons.
Suspenders, Hose, &c
WooLEN tioops--A big stcck-Broadeloths Cas-
simeres, Sattiuetts. Jeans, Corduroys. &c.
LINEN GooDs-Irish Linens, Drings, Taoe
Cloths, Toweling, &c.
LADIES Dress GOoBs--An unusually fine stock
Paints domestic and imnorted- --(iintfams Merin
os, &c. Skirts. the largest and BEST stock in Steu.
bsnville.
CLoAKs and SHAwLs--An unusually fine stock
aides Cloaks end Shawls, and al 20 per
cheaper than ever offered in this ma ket
JEwELRy-A large assortment constantly on
hands Fine Gold and Silver Watches, Bteas ipins.
Ear Jewels. &c.
WOODEN YARas- Blankets, &c Muslins. Tick
ing Check, &c.--all of which will be sold whole.
sale or retail Goods sold fraction under Pitts.
burgh prices. Store keepe's, raiors, Pedders and
others. would do well TO examine this large ard
chocr siocx of goods, as / am keteImined to make
il an object for small deae RS aud home trade gen
orally to deal at my establishment.
Oct.l2'59.ly RDBr. COCHRAN,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-08-01
VENETIAN BLINDS!
PETER XAESNALI

PETER AsENALL,
MANUF aCTuRER of all kinds Gf Venetian
lsl Blinds, Of the latest slile, with SiH, Varia.
gated or commr trimmings of the latest uatrons,
warrant not to be surpassed east or west, in price
+ nality. Call and see him, near the Court
House. north Third street, Steubenville, Ohio
NAV g. Coffin
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-08-01
m. II. JEPSoN,
DEALER IN.
Watches, Clio ,ks, Jewelry,
SILVER AND.
PLATED WAREi

n w e 4
North side ot Market street one door west OF 4th.
sTEUBENviLLE, OHlJ
Having just received large and carefully seIee-
ted stock OF the above named eouds, | would re-.
specttnliy AM ounce TO the readers of tho sSenti.
nsiFthat am prepared TO supply them with any.
thing In my line OF as good quality and at as low
pri; ;es as any house in the city All persons vsi.
ting Stehbenville are Invited to call and examine
my stock which is iull and complete
Persons wishing anything done IN tho repairing
line can rely upon having their work done pfonpt-
ly and in The bes, possible manner
All work warranted, and eyery artjria sold
gusrantied to be as represented or no sae
--... Way y E..-.l - - N L. LEPsON.
CkAt kEkS and CANDIES
ANkESH crackers and cnnuias al avarv 4 nj
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-08-01

CkAtkEk> and CANDIES
NRESH crackers and candies OF every .
IT tiip at q
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-08-01

T ACE and Silk Shawls, Mantlss and Scarfs, a
$50 '''NN - ' L. Ii McFADDEN
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-08-01

100 Kegs Of Assorted Nails for sale by
Marie S. & II. McFADDEN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-08
ssTItOLsoN.


A pONA Tfpv ASTROiOGt~r THAI EVERY ONe
n a-,a~A ont getting Satisfaction ftOri, Mansil'
ar sON 81 trf ~ ~ vidt 40 you
49, -, An should cunsut This naturally ritteA lady.
A. r-ht ave Them many misi0riuues sne c.us's sHey
IA bat ynur whole lAe itlr
re q, t~.c that hey surprse AL who consul her.
IL .rn In possession OF magic charms TOR love an gN
- ~ - ever certain In their eject Naiamf Wien
eIs 20 tre ladies nav rei e uRi lna thy
-. - she nTs'n nit Nht y r'cl ~
~. - ,b.r~0phrrs 10 Allen street. near SLoh Over N
a..ers PEE Tor isdies aud gentleman, o.
rrAp.NE Ia wAPs 1HE MOST POPULAR AND
M rifrf sar IN Nsrulnryshe =, ceives cr's l rl'. ~
..r.ur - hear revelation 90 hef prophecy
en.@errr. mali faarc - " Yves, hcus"u street. Zee .
b. ~ GEMS
~ R-vuo has NOT HEARD or THE CE.EBRAlsD
n N.asWs PREwSt ERf che hN bern cous1fei ~
sou.snas in iss and other Giles Yh cutrc Satisfaction sh
Tel. counisut se has NO equal she t te nimr o. ta.
,xsse ~ hvsiand her vstsr ~ YOU wien the
,r,h s ler ca al Isl Third avenue shove Twenty Arsi
street. Ladies' ~ ccuts, genuomea ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-08

r,suI.isIl MILTON roR DINNER on MONDAY.
n rnc nsh Roast Beef on TUESDAY.
FOR SALE
rnrish Mutton. Reef and Kpperei Herring
ftii,tn Double tns.sr and Wiltshire Cheese.
sc,,fh Ssn Ling Oatmeal reasucal and Trch'ne Herring
RICHARDSON a NclsrOn. lat Maiden lane Pearl 3.
1hs oniy house that hcs the London Tunes
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BALES Ar SUorEos,
MORTIMER GRIFFIN 4 90, AUcfloNEshs'
N. MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD fukNilth-
AND WORKS OF ARr, ETC

MORTIMER GRIFFIN 4 90, AUcnoSEEHs'
n. INCOMPETENT nousEHoLp fgkNilthA
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
The properly 2, s ssssI1fn s1y'ss '0
Al he elegant residence q Moses shapman Esl ~, .
w., ps s "a. commencing p,anS, at oa O'clock
Rosewood Drawing Room Saiis,
Bronze and oruolu Chandeliers, "a.
Pier and Maniei Mirrors
Aytistc Bronze slsanry,
Oh Paintings b, eminent artists "a, NJ, ,,.,.,. llo
Bookcases. Etegsres Centre Tables ~
Rosewood Mahogany Chamber Furnsure snie, ~
scripve Catalogue at the house on noroinx o. SAT-
with ssinwood bass elegantly carved rose ola
,s made y bEsosway sss1s sever T
cry ss0Ae s. wo s sn s i b az @
pearl Medallion Velvet Carpets sale Rugs French iats
Per Mirrors marble slab and brackets two barge hse SUI
Shades COrnces. asnicent suits of Drans Room AZ
alur. covered ~ three eolored satin srocs o csss a.
Aru Reception and eight Oval Back Chairs two host WOO.
eses nc s h sa'nws@ marble 1p loo n% s
kinEs P1sn seeining tasy hair o PEI msrt A. &
Mary from he celebrated painting in The Louvre Paris storm
N the yrcrsss aaa Hoaisya &oaa.aas original @ CLAW
Sas az Rods ssn e. .e % %o GSG a ssis d
wood marble Top Dressing bu esas Be s"e.s p e,ai3's
Table De Mutt Rockers couehes aud oval hck Caair
oysred 70 Gogas, sr,ng and hair MsiiresSs
decorated China ,oiets hrocatel Curtains TOPPER N
I'd "1 r aSs s@ ss' csIve oss s
sa'usry marble top; Hertz Dining Table 10 Zee. dc'w
viz: Dscanters Gobe,s do Wines, Ch,m
Psgnes tumble frn's celery and Press'ys stand u "a
gold Liquor Sets gold ,hns set 2ao
Ts PI piece ss csr bs Sio t
Rings, spoons, Forks. ivory handle Fable Cutlery. nc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-08

THE WELL. KNOWN TROTTINa TEAM GRAY EAGLE
AMI Huhv-Ihey are sound ami klsd. A, hands hixh:
either u ,~n tro 20 aud t,griber fro as ladies'
saddle horses driving thew un.xcs.
ed lady child drive ih~m VIII heysoLiby " w.
LEEDS CO. on Tue say. July ~ ~ O'Clock, 10 trout q
iheir store No . Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-08

fvOrUMPTA PARK HOTFf. FOOT OF SEVENTY.
nirth street r1verThis PARK embraces variety
scenery uncnunled BY any establishment ~ the kind The
vicinity York Tkcfe via be grand s,cr-d Cuce
sven Sundays
DEaORs HOTEL. $50 AND le, FULTON STREET.
IL Brokiyn. conducted The European plan. Eleg ont
stnsle aud double Ro.ms from a. NJ per week Dn
Scr from "a " oclock lee Cream.
DATTESs HOTEL. CORNER OF WARREN AND
III Greenwich errets he Calfxnia satler and va
rarOad satons The Earvpsan pan, ~ cents per
ght
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-08
THE FIREMEN.

A MEETING or THE MEMBERS OF HTBERNIA HOOl
n and Ladder Company No IL will be hed a. the house
Dir Anthony Conron no II Prince street this Afternoon Jul
the sh at Soclock p NJ ruciual attendance required.
order % JAMES CAKTf, Foreman.
p. G. GILMORE Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-08
A @. Il. STEVENS, AUCTIONEER
~. Peremptory Auction Sale

@. b. STEVENS, AUCrIoNEER
"A. Peremptory Auction Sale
Rosewood and Walnut HOuSEHO ID FURNITURE.
Al the sp pdd private residence % West Eleventh
ON Monday, July o. at lC1s O'Clock,
VIII sell AT the above domce al the valuable Furniture,
my Trends and the pablo is called to said important sale
Al the rosev God nrnturne made 10 order by Merritt
ed Catalogues are now ready and oe hal at the count
ing at the house morning OF sale The catalogue
embraces 40 lots and positively the largest and most
DRAWING ROOMS
Solid rosewood Pianofoite. richly car ed legs.
four round solid pearl KEYS, inlad Nth mother
of pearl makers thereon; last ftl
and cost 1900 matched Suits Of Rosewood Furntu solid
gold costly Etegeres sman lind with
sanwo plate glass doors ard back Centre Tables
tlsss and subjects cstaTues royal velvet ADD Brr sells
Carpets lace and brocatsl Curtains splendid collection o
Pnin and stuary marble Ornaments real artistic Erzc
&c, &C. y
Oak Dining Table sn6 Oak Buffet, French china Dinner Set
of zoo pieces china Tea pieces Cutlery
Silver and Plated Ware Casors, English Cut olnsssare
Crockery &c 1870
En- suite solid rosewood Bedstcad, heavily carved. and
v vsnsd q so marble .cp Dressing ssrsas y match Wash
Gace curled Hair Mattresses Bedding Carpet chamber Suit
Of Furniture Turkish Easy Chair and Lounge Also in the
third fourth and NTH Stories Chamber Furure
scrpt'on Beds Bedding. &c Basement kitchen Firni
ture at commencement OF sale.
A CCTION NOTrGE-MORTGAG SALE OF HOUSE
n hold Furniture. Carpets. &c-M. DOUGHTY, Auction
So Nassau street few doors from Fulton street IL entire
Household Furniture family consisting II rosewood Par
do Silt frame pier aud nGnel Mirrors brussels nain
Carpets Sofas Chairs Teie tees marble Centre Tables
stands, Besteads hair Paasses Warirobss kr
also small lot Ribbons and Wooen Goods The whole
NSrb Sh os s she ., on1s mortgage ALSO one
JOHN W. soMERiNbfKE, Attorney for Mortgagee.
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" or SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
WORTH or RIBBONS, no syBTs, BLooNERs, LACEs,
'' hosisR S.,S ovs sf fARtso ons NAN NSriS
TIIbAs. Hoor SKIRTS,
Tia rse los q uS caer Good 70 sas'd ont
WILL OPEN az WFnSfsp paY MORNING at DECK
Wien the sale Of The entire Stock WI. conrnence.
kossS And s sSs . ssSe o. a sRI r -rsws &C.
5s,o BSanets, Slc, 81 5oc
N,spoh aad uar 5c., CO.
@Sp hne hoineis, reduced one bal;
IEasra neoSasss Is Lssh .s ~, Blo'aer' SIC
Boy' and G .rls stray y, G 10y, 81 hsI PFC.
Rihbons closing ON, Ic., &c, Sc per yani
Wise Rntnns Sc &C. Sc.
Heavy siioh Ribbons tvcrth 25c,) l2i.c.
R.sh N.ie Rihsons, hi: ygi
ladies', silk Parasols. re.iucsd 20 SIC.
$50 vsrs Rich Paraso. i jus, Saf price
- CLOSING SALE
MANrTILks AT HALF rHE COST.
n i.S f ssSlq st .4f Il i's g s y 81
Manila aces closing out O. los. 70 &c.
500 rAlr. heavy srs va. H.. ise, sc.
2i,o pairs rich Ants sic 70 75c.
5000 pairs Gove-. clc.tng out &C.
So i Ffns, s and Dr. brs:. Rfs sa e.
Collars closing ont, 81 ec, "
Rich French sets Sc. soc
Randz c.. III, &c
sou corded shirt Bosouas b.
Hosiery. &C., &c lQc. Nd Gloves. 25,.
'1 Fms. TRAININGS. RICHES, FLOWERS LAcEs.
vpfyr IeiI naiSShSkrRn2 n sn AZ
"Wednesday morning sie oclck, AMI close at r NJ,
WI kiNzFTs
g, EMBRnIpERY AND RIBBON STORE.
CHEAP f.A.. ~ 80 Eighth avenue.
nd Twenty second streets
between rur.r.s -.
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Whnk d1as WIL III nucTloSvER-wIra S1s
Tes,beSs vi w. 81 s-0~s coa,nn naiunr, 40 hs
iressss rahsy. l@ IRON Rsds,eacs go liar IA.
By~ssrs snd Pillows, PAlla-sss, straw
r~wss Fca,iscr beds A., Once rurnrre a., damages
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-pps OF rHE rrrTrrrLD GUARD ARE RE
T'fE MN. we, atJ . worien,s corner q sirth ave-
quesiei " >e Sunday. af o'cArk Y. M 20 pay q
nue. and Fourth Sd deoe lsei brvfer, John W. Ma
Crane, late Secretary u j. woRDEy, Captain.
THE yExBERs OF THE ph ss,,n LII. :, r
Han ls canal street us rnrssy,, m AKsoS 1ap,an'
scloct ny order. k's'h"
EpsARp tArrNY, Orderly
rcoR stIr chr ,r-oyr vxrrs~ xaTIoSAL GUARD
IN prisosm Addrcs bos 3,7Sq Post UmcG
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HOUSES, ROOMS, 60, WANTED.

suAiL HOUSE or DWELLING WANTED
IN With ni.-u improvements for small family q adults
IAn,s Bro md Sixh Ai,y and Your cenih
fuee rent fn 600 n can " Doubted rcfcrcrce given
Address Nll Avenue. Herald olee Stating particulars
CMArL FURNISHED HOUSE wANrED-rOR GEN.
~ Uenan. wife and four chirca Send particulars. with
terms 10 boa lgo Herald uflce.
vxvANrEn-A sut or FURNISHED ROOMS ron
w three rer,c-nrn without Board, lpiurn below Fonr
tenth street Brcaiwny. Address bon go Post csnc~
s&asns ftnaon 0 &c References etchsng -
A private family rreteFred
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-11-30
The Ministry Of Sickness.

There is something in the sight of sick
ness which excrts powerful influence up
on the natures of both the rough and the
refined, 1t disarms hostility, it spiritual
ises, in a degree, coarse and uncultivatcd
natures and ctherializes the soft and gentle
hearted. In sick room the footsteps are
instinctively softcned, and the voice gent.
ly moluatcd, for there is something in
the sight of helpless suffering which ap-
peals directly to the spiritual part of our
natures. Beautiful and bcaefcelt is
sometimes the ministry Of Sickness
Health is a blessing which is never truly
valued until it is lost; yet it is we'll to be
sometimes sick. How can those who are
always well comprehend the needs and re-
guirements of the nervous and fanciful
invalid. Failing to understand the feel
incs of those whom disease has weakened
and always made more or less childish,
they stand aloof and look on with kind
of half pity, which is mingled with sort
of compassionate contempt for the weak
ness they cannot comprehend. They think
the invalid foolish and whimsical when hs
is only feeble and nervous. o, the tender
and loving ones those of soft voices and
gentle hands How the sick turn to them
and cling to them, as little children turn
to those who are kind to them, and love
them and are grateful to them forever af-
ter How they recoil from the harsh and
unyielding, who having little understand.
ing OF their thoughts and feelings have
little sympathy-those who need the min
stry of sickness to teach them a good les
son of gentleness and forbearance-who
need the hand of disease laid upon them
to smooth out the rough places of their
natures. Harsh words are not for the
sick; soft hands and tender hearts are
what they crave and need. They should
be humored, not scoldcd; and treated ten
dery as little children. Heaven pity the
sick who are surrounded by unkind ones ,
whose suffering of mind and body meet
with no sympathy or charity, and whose
enfeebled nerves are irritated, instead Of
being soothed by those who should sooths
them. until the worn out huttering nerves
should grow strong again, and mind aRd
body be reused into healthy action,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-11-30
ArtcmuS Ward Visits Brig
ham Young

1t i now goin on too (2l ycreS, as
very we'll remember, since | crossed the
Planes for kaliiorny, the Brite land OF
Gold. While crossin the Plane all 81
bold. fen in with noble red men of the
forest n. b. This is wrote Sarcasticul.-
laiius Is Pilin, whar ever tound which
they Sd WAS their Brother Il wantid
tor to smoke the Calomcl of Peace with
me. They then stole my jerkt beef,
bl,ukits, ct,cttcry, skalped my organ grin
der, x Scooted with " i'd Hoop. Dur
in the Cheats tochin speech he scd he
,hool meet me in the Happy Huntin
Grounds. Ii he duz, there will be IA fife.
But rnuF ot thi, ere. RereR Moose Nut.
TINS ~ o,r slooIma,ter, who has got Tai
cnt into him, crls,yeally ob,arve,.
arruve at Salt Lake IN doc time. At
Camp Scott thare was Il lot Of t. ;. so-
jcr,, ho>stcu,ibly sent ont tharc to smash
the normaus, but really to eat Salt vittles
x play poker and other beautiful but
somewhat m~lrtin games. | got acquain-
ted with some of the officers. Tha lookt
putty scrumpshus in their Bloc coats with
Dras~ buttiHe, onto um, \ ware very tai
mtcl drinkers; but, 50 fur as titin is con
,arue,l, IIc wiiIinIy put my wax hggcrs
agin the hull party.
Nv desire was to exhibit my crate
show in Salt Lake City, so | called on
Brigham YUM. the CRATE mosul among
the mormins, and axed his permishun to
pitch my tent and onturl my banner to
the icntle brcczis. He lookt at me in Il
au,tccr manner for few minits, X scd
epo you bIeeve in Solomon, Saint
Paul, the immaculateness Of the Mormin
Church and the Latter-day Rcyclashuns ,
Scz |, i" Ime in for it - make it
pinto gjt alon- pleasant, tho didn't
know what uulcr the Son the old tcllcr
wa, driyin at. He >cd mite show.
!. You air a marrid man, Mister Yung.
| blceyo ," seys |, preparin to rite him
somn free parsis.
u Aay eighty wives, Mister Ward. /
serlinIy am marrid.
il" How do you like it as far as you hcY
got ?' scd |.
lie sed Middin' and aXel ne
wouldn't like to see his famcrly, to
which | rcplde that wouldn't mind
minslin with the fair Seek 4 Barskin in
the winnin smile, of his intere>tin wives.
He accordingly tux me to his Searum.-
The house is powerful big \ in an exceed
IN large room was his wives and children,
which larst was squawkin and hollcrln
enuft to take the roof rite Of the house.
The wimin was Of all sizes and ages
sum was pretty and some was pIane-sum
was healthy 4 sum was on the Wayne
which is verses, tho sich was not my IN
tenshun, as don't prove of putin verses
in Proze ritins, tho eff occashun requires
can Jerk a Poim ekal to any them At
lamtie Munthly felers.
" Ny wives, Mister Ward" sed lmg
Your saryant, marms, sed |, as sot
down in cheer which rcd-hcaded fc-
male brawt me.
Besides these wives you see here,
Mister Ward" sed Yung, " | have eigh-
ty more in varis parts OF this concentra-
ted land which air Sealed to me, j"
(Which ?" sez I, gittin up & starin at
him.
Sealed, Sir, sealed.
WHARF bowts ?' sez |.