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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27

Here, then, are the four richest counties in
: The Empire State, owning within fraction Of
! half the entire property subject TO taxation
within iis boundaries virtually deprived Of self.
government, and made the prey of q set of
harpies from the rural districts. We SEQ on
Ill sides that the very same men who composed
ths infamous Legislature OF last year are being
put in nomination again, and We may therefore
expect 10 see the same scenes enacted In
ls60-el, aud the same corruption pracsised,
only more boldly and impudently than before.
These fellows will continue to 60 on making an
annual descent from the Heidelberg Noun
tAins-like Rob Roy from the highlands
the Metropolitan district, levying black mail
uron it, unfortunate Inhabitants.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27
Another Lake Dlsasrer,

CHICAGO, Sept. %, 1880
There Is every to believe that tbs hight or
the disaster 70 ths Lady Egi1 another weasel wss lost
vita al on board
The schooner 81 Mary len here On that day bound for
Cedar river, and has not boon hsard FROM since.
She bad on board soma LADY passengers and ave me0
bee.des Captain Bennett mate and cock snce she len
another vessel has been to oed river bot hoard 10
tulls Of tie n.ssng schooner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27
Loss OF ths Steamer A. b. Chambers.

e. LoJu, 5ept. -, 1890
The sesrner A. =. Chaubers, pound hither With va,
uabs cargo, srk Monday night tae Of tbs
Missouri rire- The boat and cargo sappoecd
t,,al iots The boat valued M SIS 900, and 10 lr
sased for $50 90 IN Philadsphis end Harrisburg No
Eves were lost.
Amsrder committed on tho fair grounds yester.
day Ths cause principally was liquor. Daniel Hazard
Was arrested on the charge OF committing the crime.
Bernard neshan was shot Sunday night BY Oar lei
Qulnlaa. he died % Monday from the effects Of tAs
wound. Tho murderer escaped.
Hatcher has been sentenced al st. Joseph 10 mprisoc
ncni In The pcoteOti&y for eighteen years FOR ezt.c
Ing fres negr, from Kansas and trying 70 SCI
her "a Missouri.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27

rus o,sAr WATCH AGAINST TIM OF ruH czsrxz-
WILLIE CorRsg.
THIS sfsrpoop rcrs Temple viii undertake tbs dino u,
fai u beating tbs time made By old DaschmAn In his
celebrated three nile irot tho Deacon Course
1862 me niles uottcd IN az, Aad there
has been 20 approach % u since by any horse
pab!c should flors succeed in her taax sh- w then
have Tally earned appcAon Of Queen or the rro.tns
Ttarf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON,

wAsHlsoros, Sept 70, 1850
NAVAL HovxxIsa
ms NAVY Department received intellssaoe yesterday
rom Asplnwa that the Lancaster the Gag shir or the
rcnc eqcadron ~ the request OF Mnster Clay bad gors
% Oa1Ao To- what purpose u not stated. Mr. Osy bad
20 authority on the government To order any increase
OF naval force 70 oaiiao TIE LAnoastes wt therefore,
o. order Of The navy Department staiior
me sussushanaA which receoty sent 70 the Gull,
Originally inteadA-
rn cHnaw cosnEzHcs
Despasohas have bee received from Captain Enge,
Caief or the C0riovi Commission The hydro graphical
party under Leae Il Jedsrs, had completed the
veys at the Ch,rau lagoon and proceeded 70 Asr.nvs
In te Brooklyn arriving thers the 18th Of September
On the 18th they len the Brooklyn and oronsed tbs
usanas, 70 be conveyed In governEaeos vessel &c tho
hGbor o; Goa.e. Tho Brooklyn then returned 70 rs
lagoon.
Before tie departure CT the Rrookiyn ros ASpln wall L.
formation hd been received or the safe arrival OF Leu.
Norton ana he party At Ca,d.ra, having crossed the
Mountains In dvo days Two OF the oorrs had bsea scns
TO poegA fs- supplies and would meet Lieut. Norton
the Boeueste. from which poia: the survey would cen.
neOoe tosats caca Thsy In fine health srd
spirits.
The geological party cndes Dr. Enns were proseesi-
lag tAsE work with the river ChansainoiA
Tho harbors Of Chirau represented a. tncompa-a-
bic Ms lads surrounding taera OF the rst order
and require ou cul..Vasrs who MAJ be certain Of N
oyeSaowng reward.
waAf L rforu8P % pVFoS rc.nr.
The admin stration endorse the fssiou ticket - ~.
ranged By ths Committee Of Fifteen They not thnx
tina! the Breckenridge nteres: is fully represented ~
u ought 70 be but tnai undcr the circuns.oes ard
the hope Of preventing what th9 consider would be-
calamity to the ooantry--the election OF Lincon-they
viii urge er rr,ests throughout tho state GO for It.
mo President viii move IN from Sodiers' Homo 70.
morrow
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r..ytnr pisnassrs.

soeros. SIP, 10 1880
TIE schooner Raymond, from Aosny for Boston, cap
sred yesterday IN The bsy. Grew SAVED
An unknown brig '" 90 ssiAnd Light V ~ dis
r.asted, an trln<t " see
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27
EIysterious Murder In Arkansas.

Mysterious Murder In Arkansas.
vAs BrIxy, Ark, Scot &c, 1885.
Two travellers, supposed to be rom TeKS,
kaOwn found murdered and thrown b,un tsa
miles north Ok tina place They are supposed 70 hAvs
been dead wsek. Parties are Il pIsuit Of the MIR.
de-erL
To victims vera travelling vrds st. Louis, and Il
u thought, were murdscei By man AMI woman who
we're seen with them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27
Indian FiRhf.

oSAHA, N. T., Sept. rs, 1885,
n "a runored here that NE Psvnes and Sioux Indians
have bad another ashs The Pavpss Reserve rhr-
tssu Sioux aad PswSee reported killed Agent
Clns has gone out 70 quieii the disturbance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27

TIE WEALTH OF THE orArE-THI kKrRo-
PoIIrAy DISTRICT Owls HALF OF Ir.-The State
BoNd Of Equalization, appointed by the Lesis
lature 70 settle upon an equal basis the value
OF real and personal estate In all the counties,
have just concluded their lsbors, and they re-
present the whole valuation Of property In the
State to be 81, ils. l55,52o- nearly fifteen hun
dred millions That portion Of the State which
comprises the Metropolitan Police district, In
GLIDING the counties Of New York, Kings, Rich
mond and Westchester, offered the richest placer
TO the legislative plunderers who created II .
Metropolitan district and hence these four
counties were selected ~ the victims Of the
grossest corruption and robbery that ever o
sovereign State submitted TO. The Metropoli-
tan district has no rights, privileges or govern.
ment CT Its own; they are all In the hands Of
The rural despots, the leaders Of the republican
party. scattered all over the State; yet this dis
trict actually represents as much property a.
sAe whole of the remainder Of the State put to-
gether. Let US look at the 6gures:-
To1a, va.ustl m In the State sio 80
MAJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27

+. Taylor. Wismaker and Ladies HAIR
dresser s2S Broadway. yekS VITA < Pnao1- PsiyAse
rooos for lAdies Bar DyenG up sairA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27

| A Perfect Family Sewing Machine for
| SO Ar-ns waited. sTkvKss 90, t1s Brosdwas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27

q. saurders' Metallic Tablet Strop for
sscesn8 AAors IN perfect order. be 90 AIMED .
AAo. House sai 81 e ifere1s sgenS sro sbou The city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27

1tsanwRy Is Sons OverstrunG Grand
ssS Phases considered he
are warranted fos nvs weroouas 81 ami ~ Walker
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27

1000 Photograph Card Portraits tab N
daily; a fos o. Large sire, ooored, o., HoLnKs go
p-~an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27

Barnum nuseum.-Whocver Will read
tho Advertisement % this IN cclum-s Will
0mbirsto1 Of Novelties add Amusenen1 rcAy worth aex
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27

Hill, InImitabis Cutter OF Hair and
whaksn Hair DE, &C cenS, black or brown. No Bar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27

Whias's Fall style or Gents Dress Hats
possts s. Pals oacrea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27
General Walker and Colonel Rudler NOT
70 be Shot.

NAV ORizAas, Sept 10, 1866
The shooner rayIor from ruxilo reports thai 3euers
Walker SAFE aad VIII return home b. the steamer
Both be aad Colonel Rldle- woald have been In
nediatoiy they bad claimed Amortcaa citizenship or
British Irotecto, II 10 certain that neither of them viii
be ehot the Bri,ah dscalg that they would 1as par
mi. IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27

Oouraud's Improved Oriental Cream
fo~ The sompIefon Trial bottles 80 cents each o. Wake.
v-eok Beware OF counterfeit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27

BroskIyn Pnososrs phs --MinIature, Co
t'net Imperial. Efe sre, unequsled CHAS. II. VIII
Hanson. k~sbnshsd 1851.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27

LIN OdEEI.
Draw ings OF tho DslAw are STATE Lotse-
HsGwoep s1pr CO. na.. sSr :. .rs =: ..--..
DELavAxs--ExraA oIAs Us, s.rrz.ssz y is@ a.
u i.:....o % So 60 g. ss M ~ \ so
g. 20, S. 81, &C, 10, 81, AZ, So, OIL, i6, ., Is
'1'' S 81 e TS & is = - So
Drawings OF II. Frances Delaware
81 Is. 81 g. SS. 81. Il, 81, Is. a. So II.
cosaorl3suo IOsIrsr.Oan 10 sErr.n.. . pa
e. is e. T. 4. .s e. - !, al . a. A. - 49,
- : ' - - r. FaAsoE
Wilmington. Delaware
ssy CO r sss ss name e fsAS0z Ss9 Rs
ss t'f W. % hereafter drawn q A' ss1Scs
WlLaiss-os. Delaware, se2.- g. 1854
q. saundsrs' Metallic Tablet strop for
sec a, ssS ss sas E a. &
whites Fall style or Gents Dress Hats
pssis s PALS o.s1sS u fA'As0a' az RUNAWAY 'p
ALI the Ra4e or the Season In London,
- DEvoEs, 81 srosiv 49, n ss; w...r .,-.e.
Shirts shirss-six for -, Made from the
ss.. ASs.ss.s s ss, wan'a Aa oe'Os IA cAaA
gtsanwny Is sons OverstrunE Grand
sss spuso psscs consderet he best
are .asransd for avs yesx wArssoous 8 AMI = Wake
NsrTork. - -
Grover d Bakers Celebrated yoissIsas
s.'s iIas s sss Z yss re- e ssn
Alfred manros q Go. are Vow Prepared
80 t.1l2k
soss Golss o. ii lnd
I'd o s boys Il issf t5o nG Isss Tsss CO man
%; Broadway, Under 81. FiOac,s Hotel
bronchitis This Sure Fo-srunper of
g H. s9S a1 aas s s ss
snd Az he Aa8 sr' ' fowsf
~ss lac re SssS y
Ss ssS I E are contained nAay
wsA vi hs sen ss s sy r F, . en- , 81
RgoAdwIy aaa Al trsss.s.s.
"a Cienr Com pie xson'- IL Desired by ali
iAdsA Use raALoN's .saow wass oren.a Cream"
"Ladiss' Rsautinsr,r Phaloa d sons
'-sraw wshs o-en.A. Cream" Sold b. a. dsugyiss.
Beautiful Complexion" PhaIon's
"saow wsi.s Oriental Cream" Price oens bosLs.
Peal hS shi.vet ceebrt,yss having eaul Tor beaut
s :a ne se% ~ ana "a ss s'A Al
Radical Curs or Hernia, or Rupture
Dr. g. n MARSH Of the vel known house Of karuA o..
No yessy street Aston House opposite ts eagrch dsyose
:ps:a sssnaa % he surgical adaptation q As Radical Crs
sss~
Oristadora's Hair DZs-Wigs and Tou-
rseA The bes. IN tae world. Wholesale Ead .ss AaI ths
Dye ptvA.sy applies. 8 Asor Hou.s
Give Us sn Ola Nurse Tor Diseases Incs-
den 70 he period OF teehnE children. Hare TO-
soo.ans syras.
Ointment and Healing Ointment strictly following the d
reclco IN tae ranpals. around eaca bose. vii CUE The
The Healing Properties or Hollowsy's
s .. nave s s &c slc o =.
nsni : immediate snl certain
Clirehugh's Iuusfvs wigs. -Partsngs
u1sAiaA5le turning up behind go BroadwHy, opeoss
A. :. sswar Co . ocrnsr Of Eeads street.
Derry's Tricophsrous 10 the DssS Ana
sAsape At, is for dressinx beautfyns ourns csanxns
grs.esvas - restoring " Aaas lAd'ss VI \ soA b ~
Bachelors Hair Dye A the Best I'm the
wor1 Msde sold and applied In appropriate psfvAae
0ouraud's Improvea Oriental Cream
fo~ the sonpenon Trial bottles 80 cents each O. Walker
/ N-eek Beware o. counterfeit
Hill. InImitabis Cutter OF Hair ana
whaksrs Ha:r DE 20 cens, black or brown. No Bar.
Heraia, or Rupture, suecessfully Treat
e, By Or. ,. CHKKvgR, No. $50 Bowe~y.
r. Taylor, Wismaker and Ladder HAIR
dresser so Broadway. vita PaA.oa PsiyAse
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Shirts Shirts-5fx for Sss Made from In .
bas. AmosteaS snd Wams4..A MsAlA Oepo. Ia CaaaAru
az PrarI "
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Under Garments for she milifon-Men.
AL chiarrn, q sclAugHtlNs shir Depot corner
a. Green 9.rh ars Murray stres.s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27

eone democrsts-to pursue course which
thelr own common sense must suggest b certain
to result In the dominance Of party whose
elevation TO power will be fatal to the prosperi-
y, commerce and peace Of the country. What
The people In all the Congressional districts
should do Is to repudiate every one Of these
nominations of faodous politicians, and put up
some men who really represent the issue before
Che country. The only organization which
seems to act with any sense at all is the Mozart
Hall wing, and 1t might almost In future be
called the Union party
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80. Louis, sept, -.
..srt @s . s. s ssJ y' ~ s-as s.sss
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RateheIor's Hair Dye A the Best I'm the
we<d Msde sold appnsd epprorrAs pxtvAse roona
.. -ae w.x factory, Is Bord ssr@A,
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DerTy's Tricophsr0us II the Best ana
sAsapea for dresinx beaufytns ouras dsanxdns
prsservag - rssorhx As haas LAdss WI I'D by "
4ru1-1EA
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"a CAear Com PIE xson'' IL Desired by all
iAdas Use RaALoN5 'saow Wats Oren.A CREAM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27

Tue Household Joar8al,
weekly hrce f0r varsity aud e~nce 10 L4crsure
Nusc stands unsau.sd In the world Sod everywhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27

"Ladlss' Rsaut1ner,- PhalOa d Sons
'srow vsts orerG Cream" Sold BIZ a. dgugyis4s.
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5000 Express Agents ard Towns.
nsnsd IN RTIhsOks IMPRESS sooK fcs lsaa rusuASsd
Al II Cedar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27

BsAualfol Complex lon -Latrd's Liquid
Peat hss achieved ceebyss having e1uS Tor beau-
tying aad preserving the oompsxiou sxn- Sod =.
druggist. PgsIeSs 6epots ~ and 40 Broadway
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Draw ings OF tho DslAw are stats Lotse-
nea-WoOp. EDDY. 4 90. Managers q The
'Easa.n s.srycsT ARD ss Ss- s,a.s e %
&C, 81. 81, l, 81, "a, l6, SO, Is, al, ~. 2, IS.
:, nEssARs.etAs go s.rrE..a y lao =
H. Is, 2e, S. g. &C, Is, 81, a. 90, 6l, 10, ., Is
wooD. EDDY Co. W.m4nEoa DsiawNre,
Or . WOOD, RDDY 4 co. s.. I1uia, Missouri
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Fo-rs OF rssarr.os OF oorAs-rx,s-.-ras nrn
ha<vtfre 81 bsist under tae OF FxANCx BROAD
BENrs CO Is tSs day dssclTed. TIE reiawa-s
tgcxy Lotteries VII be hereafter drawn ty nderxgned
grAnsee. Il. FRANCD
MLLaIsa.os, DeAYa-s Sep. g. 1850.
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Clfrehugh's Iuusivs Wfgs.-Partngs
u1sAiaA5e turning behind go BroadwHy, opsoas
A. Z. eAw1r Co o ocrnsr Of ReAde sxee,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27

Oristadora's Hair DZs-Wigs and Teu-
The hes. n tae word. Wholesale Eat .sa Aai Tia
Dye privately applet Assor House
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Late Importattoas, Sc.
We now 10 receipt q Cur large nror:A&ous u The
Wv coArrNes,
yKsTiHos
FURNISHING GOODS.
roR FALL. AND WINTER wRAR
They ha Oh ices seecona 70 Be To- md 10 he Fcaea
0~smaa asA nnalnA naxhen
fHsh,c~shs Cls4dns ard boya II couiana greas
variety a sty les sud fs0rics " BE- ncvhere ese
an o. Witch ' udsr at erremAy iov prfccs
early sesctiop 10 respectfully Recommended, Tho
s,pvfJS HUDsos Co
ros xs 7s and ~ Broadway
C0rneg q WNrcn <xeS
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HerriDx's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar roc safes III Broadway a k1rzzy street,
New Tc-k.
Grover &. Bakers Celebrated yofsslsas
Bswlae xAchnes tbs bes 70 for family sewfay. 49,
Broadway kex York, and L55 Fulton street. brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27

The Healing Properties or Holloway
Ointment have paase1 70 provsxb. No mater waA the
cause or nature o. tEshcer or CD sle no siec Of ae Oa
nens u immediate Aal certain
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mronch1sn rms sure FO~erunncr Of
Consumption be instantly relieved and
BIZ The u D. j r GTAffOkDs olive Tar and Iron and
Sulphur Powdors Ths Owe Ia aisys PAN sore
coanrs tho waste or worn oui Particles Of the blood into
which elected from ae body by the
being siie.a- The testimonials
nant and vel known persc1s contained n pamphlet
W. Oh Will be sem free By mat 10 an Adc-ess.
Olive Tar 50 csnts bottle Powders u package, al AZ
Broadway. AL al trsyg..s.
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Give Us An OLD Nurse for Diseases IncS-
The period OF teehins children yor hare thai
oA nurse Tor - ceoS In the form d Ma WIksLows
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ScYofula.-A Few Bottles or Ksnnsdy's
hed.sA Dsccysry lpdiciou. Appuca.or q the serofta
Ointment and Healing Ointment and strictly following the d
recicu In tae ranpals. around esca bcse. VII he
WOW. caSa
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Alfred manros q Go. are Vow Prepared
L supply toe Of thosa Who purcAi-g saer fall
winter ohnr for aud boys Mons Clothing OF all kinds
bcys 0laa for boys Of al ages from three
bod ALFRED MUkKOE 4 CO.,
0r Broadway, Under 81. NioActss Hotel
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.JOB.wORK.
w9 have an excellent and extensive
n1zOrN RNrnA "a nDsanllrTnnSn

w9 have an excellent and extensive
JOE DLgPAETGMENT
connected with the "Eoho" Office, where, al
reasonable rates, will be done with neat
= usss ana dlspatchs--.Posters, Bills. Cireu-
idrs <-Besi afsstaB spisfting Cards, Blanks
Of an kssds, Letter and Bill Heads, Pam
phlets &c. &c.
Or Cards Of all sizes--Chromatic and
Gilt Bordered Cards.
Cardboard.
Plain and Fancy Paper for Ball tickets
and Circulars
Mourning Cards and Note Paper, Plain.
Cap, and Letter Paper, for Blanks.
W Jobs--Pldin. Gill. or in Colors.
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JOHN ADAMS s. GEORGRm.

John Adams, in letter to Secretly
Jay. states that king G. III. behaved
not only handsomely, but even nobly,
when, in June, 1885. he received
Adams, as the first ambassador from
the United States to England. In q
few well.selected words Adams ad-
dressed Georgey, and received the fol.
lowing reply: "Sir, / wish you to
believe, and that it may be understood
in America, that | have done nothing
in the late contest but what / thought
myself indispensblay bound to do by
the duty which owed to my people.
| will be very frank with you. was
the last to consent to the separation |;
but the separation having been made,
and having become inevitable, / have
always said, as ! now say. that l
would be the first to to meet the friend.
ship of the United States as an inde.
pendent power" These are words
IF proper dignity as well as of decor
,us wisdom. Mr.. Adams, who re-
cords them, impressively adds, "The
King was indeed much affected, and /
confess / vas not less So"
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The Queen of the Vineyard.
sr HARRIET A. DAvsIoa.
CONCLUDED.

CONCLUDED.
Arrived at her hut, the three cas-
kets were placed upon the floor and
Noisetie was left alone, while the sol.
diers elcamped in tent ontside.-
Alone with her treasures Left alone,
Noisette dressed herself in the beauti-
ful robes she found, and. looking into
the pan Of water, her only mirror, she
smiled gsily at the vision before her.
II was BEAUTIFUL. All the dresses and
jewels were tried. At the bottom Of
one trunk she found robe of snowy
muslin. With cry of delight, MOI.
settle threw aside the rich, rare. colored
silk, ndlqnickly arrayed herself in
the simps. flowing white robes, and
looking tito the jewel. case, she found
wreath Of delicate wild. flowers
All the glttering gems were cast aside
by this gtileless child ana her sunny
tresses co,faed by the graceful fow-
srs. Locking saio the water, size smil-
ed on the pretty girlish face. To tell
the truth, jim liiis simple toilette. she
wac a hundred times more beautiful
than everibei0re. Outside her win
dow the LILLE firer played a sad tune,
as il his hart was breaking. Five
minutes sh hesitated, thea opened
the door oflhe hut an stood beside
him. OF hih she demanded the cause
Of all that lad happened.
These sddiers," he replied were
sent BY gieat prince, who, three
months ego the harvest is 8 months
earlier in some other places). found
The grape q bve, the celestial grape.
He consulted the talismsn and was
told that a joung girl, belonging TO
the village & Badschlsg, was his
bride Her ision was shown TO him
and he was soenamored ot 1t that he
painted 1t fron recollection.
The yoice ofthe officer here forbade
the little hIerIo say nny more.
"Prinee or 40 priusc.' inarmured
tht y'uBg giri IL too will consult the
talismsn and lehald the face Of my
spouse. Even now the hour OF invo-
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-07-26

The Boys Complaint.

I am an unfortunate fellow 3o-
body on earth was ever more an1iozs
to do right, and no one was ever nsfs
certain to do wrong!
Nobody ever tried harder to pi, aae
people. and nobody ever had ,ush
poor successl
Everything seems 10 have . s,,iss
against mel Let me touch whit +
may, it is sure to break, or tear, cr
grow dirty. SO that may has .
scoldiHg. The wind is always follow
ing me round, and blowing dowa e.
erything ] 70 near. Our folh IA
hate noise, and l try % har 10
keep still walk ever the fioof q
tiploe, until my legs ache, and tie
cords of my ancles are stiff and lys.
TRY to breathe gently. till | am r,aiy
to burst, for Sis says it is so WI isr
and annoying for fellow to keeG is
mouth open and breathe loud. 2a
it's all of no use. / can't step iu o.
the house but what down 90 books.
umbrellas, shovels and tongs, and lbs
clothes horse.
If l try to wait on anybody, 50 ~
thing or another trips me up. II ,ha
baby is asleep, the old cat sticks 30
tail under my boot, 80 she can hs,s.
an excuse 10 squeal, and have me
blamed for it. Whenever have a1y.
,lean clothes, or new ones, LIN. con-
ain to fall down in the mud, or have
! fight with the boys, or. in seuas .sxr
made dirty and ragged.
i'll 60 out to the woods te,get nufe
or mother, fall out Of the trees.
pill my nuts, hurt my head, tear my
rousers. and 60 home and get whip !.
,ed instead Of kissed.
Look at me now Father SEM
ne to the store for some eggs to csSry
ome to mother. Well, / lost my
money before / reached the store, buS
Gr. Star knew me, and trusted nas
or the eggs. Then Jim ,Brown's clA
vagon must be right in the way fox
ne to tumble over, and my eggs are
and my new apron all yellose
nd my trousers plastered with uild
And mother will say, WAS ther sssz
uch boy - And she viii look dis
outraged ahd half killed ). and II fan &
Z catches me he'll. beat me- On.
|ear! ! don see what ! wss nl&ds r
or. Every ybody but mother viii hatx
ne, and l shall break her heart !
now I shall; and I wish was dead, S