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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-08-09
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

l. lila.
Il Benerolcnt Institution established by special En-
dognnsnt for the Relief Of the Sick and Dis
tressed, afflicted nth Viruient and
Epidemic Diseases.
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the awful
and the deceptions practiced upon the unfortunate
victims of such diseases by Quacs several years ago
rected their consulting Surgeon, CHARITABLE
ACT worthy of their name to open Dspensary for the
to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply by
letter. with description of their condition. age 6ccupa
on habits OF life &e and in case Of extreme poverty,
to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. II in
needless to add that the Association the high
est Medical skill the age and will furnish the most ap
proved modern treatment.
The Directors of the Association, in their Annual Re-
port upon the treatment Sexual Diseases express the
highest satisfaction with the which has attended
the labors of their Surgeons in the of Spemator
rhoa Seminal Weakness Gonorrh9a Gleet Sypbilis the
vice of Onansm SefAbuse Diseases of the kidneys
and Bladder, and order a continuance of the same
plan for the ensuing year,
The Directors review of the past feel assured that
their abors in this sphere of benevolent effort been
and they have resolved to devote themselves With
ed ZEAL to this very important and much despsed
An admirable Report Spermatorrhoea, Seminal
Weakness, the vice of Onansm, Nasturbation, Self
Abuse and other diseases of the Sexual organs by the
Consulting Surgeon will be sent by mail Tin sealed
velope), FREE uF CHARGE, on receipt of TWO STAMPS
treatment of Sexual diseases diet &c. constantly be-
ing published for gatuitous distribution and will be cent
to the afflicted Some of the remedies and methods
ofreatment discovered during the last year of great
value.
Address, for Report or treatment, DR.. J. SKILLIN
HOUGHT0N, Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No.
2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa
By order ofthe Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD Secretary.
May II, 1s59-v3n3s.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-08-09
Hoops.

A Miss Martin, Of Portsmouth, N. H.,
while standing upon wharf at that place
on the approach of yacht on board Of
which was a two FOUNDER firing salute,
was hit by the wad of the gun, which
broke some of her steel hoops, one Of
which was driven into her body, cutting
open her abdomen SO that her intestines
protruded. The crowd gathered around
her, and asking her where she was hurt,
and how badly, she replied in great agony,
"You do not know how much am hurt.
Take me home, that may die with my
mother" She lived three days.
A young lady in Brooklyn, N. Y, was
caught by her hoops in the machinery of a
rope walk, aud before she could be extrica-
ted two of her fingers were cut off, and
she only saved from death by the presence
of mind of one Of the employees.
A picnic party recently rode on the In
diana and Cincinnati railroad to a wayside
station. As they stood on the small plat
form to see the train off, the skeleton skirt
of young lady caught in a nut on the
side of the car, throwing her off her feet
and dragging her some distance. She
was rescued by gentlemen of the party,
but not until nearly all her under clothing
had been torn off,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-08-09

BACHELORS &CHRIsTADORAS Hair Dye, for sale
Dby H. Yergin Millersburg, o.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-08-09

CONCENTRATED LYE for making soap. / box
makes Is gallons good soap which costs 25 cents per
box. For sale by H. Yergin, Mlersburg, o.
, 1860-05-11
Sufclde OF James j. ESnfneI,

About l o'clock 90 Tuesday morning most
mela, ch"iy tragedy necurrrd at the r~tideuce Of
Nr. Tnouas Addls Eumet, No. "a Dnsv. rslty
pls:r. Il appesrs that jas. y Enmes. sou Of
Inst cen,,ensa. q yerrs Of agc, ras long been
sick wnh consumption. and ~as rery much de-
pre.sed in spirits in co1Is. 4urnce. barring lost
iwo brothers and sister within The last three
Years trnu that terrible dtteas.. On Monday
nipht he returned home about l2 O'Clock. where
he NIT Aud canversea wt'h bis mother aud tl-
der brother, aud 1,on after rttu ed 10 Lis ruorn.
In q bri4, prriod, The re1oIt Of pistol "ns
hs.rd, ~ d be fam fs haste 7ed tn his apartment
and .here foucd the deceaeed lying nn the bed
With 4 revolver in his hand, tho nuzzfe resting
eg a,nat his head, and The blond ooz,rg from =
fs.a1 wound in the right temple. Dr. j" "oon'er
was has i,g SUNNI 'ned. but on h's arr!Ea' there
wsx uo. the atiglicst appearance OF lie remain.
ing. aud d-a'l, nu.t ave been al no t inxtant1-
ne0ps, The deceaecd waa a grand nephew Of
the celebrated iris, patriot kober. Emu,et-
Coroper J4ckmxu hs'd an inquest on tue body
Yesterday At tbe residence ii bus fsther. The
father teet16ed that his son Ind been a!iiuK for
three 7eArs With tymptotns Vt consumption,
and tba. IN cousequ~ ~pce hs had t~ice made
tsips to sh4 c,ou,h. fie returned from ono Of
these about t~o ~eeks since. biz cough having
bsep rery much increased in CO. &. qaeuce Of hie
taking a tevere cold. 0n stonday hs wss sbout
the oIy, and appeared To be in a. good sptl its
n u<u 1t, End sad that be should 20 see the
lowering or The Grafton water p'pes io En- h'h
aveune. Tho evidence Of the other membera
Of khe fanilr wa4 taken, ~hlch merely showed
the depression Of spirits the deceased had beer
laborinK under in consequence CT bis s,cknese
Tbs case waa thareupou submitted to the jury
who. after due delib rst5on, found the folluwint
bY hemorrhagn from pistol shot w"unt
through the brain, inflicted By hlEaself whll'
labor,ng under temporary abefrasi OF mind
~ ?. Tsibd4t.
, 1860-05-11

6AHCEL GR1aweIp GOODRICH, better known
u PETER FARLEY" died in New York eater
day, in The B7th cat of his sge. He has been
4n feeble kea'th for some time, and his deceass
w2a nat unexpected. Mr.. Goodrich Was born
10 Kidgeaeld, Conn., On the 19tb Of August.
1873 In early life be engsEed in the publishing
business in Hartford, aud after visiting Europe
in 1921, established him.e!f in Boston, aud
ed..e from 1898 to 1919. the " Tokcn," an orig
inal illustrated annual, to which he contributed
znGuy t4Iea sui poems. His fan,"us Peter Par
10y sezi,s Of jureni'e books was begun soon at
ter hts remoral to Dostnn, and finally reached
more than forty volumes. comprising geogra-
phiss, histories. orAphes. travels. stories, and
~ nus ilIustra'i NJ Of the arts aud sciences.
in 1887 he published E. volume of poems euti-
tled" The Outcast and other Poems;" in 1888 I
ro1ums Of cauntels 10 parents. en- iLed Fire
Eido Cdu7a:ion;" in ISL selection frou, his "a
Tious contriouions to nnuua's aud magazines,
With tho title Of :" "Sketches from 6tudepi'a
Window" in 1851 an il'u ,t:ated edition Of hi.
pcrna snd in 1857 be closed Lis successful lit
erary l4bors with lis " neco!'ectious Of Lift
time." Tie also established and published fron
1641 /, 1854. "Mery's Museum md P@rle. +
Magazine" liz was Cuited States Consul tt
Paris during the administration Of President
Fillmore, and wlle there published Fscact
treatise GU American history and geography
Ar. G 'odrich was Il man Of genial ulkuners, o.
st-icteat Integrity, aud never fAiled to make
friends with all with ~hom be came in contact
F9H men will leave more sttractire history.
, 1860-05-11
STATE OFFICES

1t will be- cIuss OF cougratulation among all
who know with what adclity snd caro Mr.
Auditor Drno1s, Secretary HA1cH Treasurer
Br71ER and Superintendent BATENAs havs
discharged Their public duties, that they are
renoulnAted by the Republican party for the
stations which they now FILL We are sure
shat among all candidates named BY tho par
tial'.y Of friends for places III the State HOUSE,
none could have been selected who would
have gwen more satisfaction to the party and
to the public at large, than these faithful Stew
ards. Against two Of them a: least partisan
aud private malice have tried their worst; but
never nore unsucccsslul'y. They have stood
the teet without scratch; and We hold that
the Convention. in giving them the renewed
assurances Of the party in their taithfulpesa
and integrity, nss done an act Of public Justice
which no ono will wieh uudouc.
, 1860-05-11

M1sLgn M CnrncH.-The steamer City OF
Cleveland arrived ut Buffalo Aey %, aud tue
nnnt1rt: Tne mate, wbo was ut ths wbeel while
aa;or aaHk and md wel acquainted with the harber
there, but who has been ahseot tor the is,t
year). al~ays id bis course oy certain e"n5en
Va. th,s 1he 1es>el MAS soon high upon the
rerf This church had bean removed, II seems.
rsc.n,,ys .ome fnur or 1--WE blocks from it, org
;oa1 no5i,;on. It il ssid the mate is losing con-
tdcnco in everything, now thatth churches d..
eeiye him.
, 1860-05-11

At LAVGE.
LEONARD SWEET, Of LcLsAa,
+oHE II. PALMER, q! XAoou1:r-
p3TktC71.
:. 4. @. FULLER, Of B.,ons,
2. VIZ. 3. PLATO. Of EAns.
a LAWRENCE WELDON. u Dat II.
Z. VIZ. P. KELLOGG, Of Fultan.
L J. STARK. of Hsnc"tk-
q. !. q CcNKLtSG. OF S&nzAu,on.
!. H. P. Il. BR MwELI., Of uolss-
=. T. q. ALLEN, Of Randolph,
8. JcH< OLaEY, o! {3RllAtIn,
, 1860-05-11
Hundreds Of County Fairs.

Atthe 1at4 U. s. Fair n Ch'esEo th- Soei<y aw,sso
iA1s Machine tha FIRST thEAIUN. Grand Silver lie
dx A1d tts areeal Premium Of tttu s. ver tstcee1-
Ths Lock stitch made bs this R7cace . The only steA
1aee eaeh hds Of the .e7. u uz.e With t~o ii Iesds
one upon ste e, and nser1oeked In the e.:
Ire Of IT, No t1nnlfy shood to ~scc: t1s economical
tine and lahu7+avinx na<h'pe. It does the sevpG Of
faEy maalactu'er W:th sIseC 9Th aoa <act} Hehns
ae Extte.t heavIet fa.ie !. ite taue te th1S Tn
sescs,se..<s require 10 20 tbs rau:e tT f4-4.
11.y8 three nsttuea vera snlt u lae9. printed
Ri of UtTeeon& U.us{rsfllx i1- d5e-sht ;a:ta
With Zach nxehlre this suerntY sxprct to show s
AL edsrs executed with care aad ro9ettrde- NJ
to them. .ad go ts d<v.ted bg exo;es. tsho9s r.
(fED, K CHITrE>DES. Gece1al A4e:,.
Nos- t63 Il l63 LA8a st-- Chicago. H.
Ear IhYe n FL t-Htb 3x3J
, 1860-05-11

9o-EASue;
RICHARD YATES, OF Norean.
5o~ 1trr.ENA*. 6 r1zx.x,
FRANCIS i. HOFFMAN, Of Dupaxs.
snR AUDITOR
Jesse X. DCH0lS, Of Lawr&nee.
1cA sfna rA1y o. arAsK
OZIAS ID. HATCH, Of Pike.
ZOE xIAscaEA.
VIM. BUTLER, Of fSanEamon."t
"a anTEst.1rxnEx1 ~ rrs1,c 11r7sre:1ox.
H&"T0S BATEMAN, OF Morgan.
, 1860-05-11

Tie numerous frieLis 4nd admirers Of tho
Hon. LEONARD Swkrr, will he surprised to hnd
biz name. among tue dispatches from Decatur
to the Cincinnati Eomsns-cial. printed once as
Ms. Givett," aud three Or four times rs " Ut.
Je8et!"
, 1860-05-11

PREss AND Tg1pC*K.-Bamford Baldwin will
start for Detroit on the Sunday night train,
taking with them large number Of the Pass
AND Tp1prxx of Monday morning, and thus be
enabled to supply the Delegates to the Chicago
Convention who will start from Detroit on
Monday mornings sp*cial train, wita copies Of
tho Prs, AND TRIBUNE Of the same day.
, 1860-05-11

PxRsoSAI--Hon. l. Ii. Clapp, editer of the
Buffalo Elpre:s, has arrived in torn for the
Convention,
, 1860-05-11

q The City Railway Company are covering
aportiou Of the street between their rails NTH
new planks, in West Madison street.
, 1860-05-11

IT uooley & Cam2bell's Minstrels will open
on Tuesda. evening next At Kingsbury Hall,
and temkia during the week.
, 1860-05-11
BOOK BINDERS STOCK,
122 Lake Street,
CHICAGO

} 4 MEXICAN EXPRESS CON
~ 80. 49,. .s..... - > &C.,
- fs!-o"ee oofntf OF Luxe sed uea'bosn stresfs.
fom nd fsr tbe d h'seo- IN II fu1thsr notice, An
Arzrv. frm MT II ,,nr.o .r.,-
Rcatnn rtr ~ Aoni,+i ~ 6, Ser tofk aao
~ De M G aud p.m "''es e'a N. md p
toa Et Ms5us Gf,stAne Glrvtlnd co'qmnua
~ = - sI1 sT: Ian Eon acd NeE
loff yA ne w. FeHta5T;na nte'. II am And e:so
II OeP1ta .: - H. n1G1s p.m
c I've 1fum LAt.f.tS. toksnst%it tefo. 1td'A'ap'la
Ssw Al,.ny & Salem Aaifoaca, At asn and sp.m. De-
n1ss ION c.n,a,, 81. Lou1., Cairo ,lerph,a v,cs
pn1x "a Aex oleaus va tno c*a5A mi N!t.'sAlpp
h!sef Ea'rAd., ii AT. and pm. Depart II 81,
ant g. : pm
Arrive finn Mendoza L. s7!!e- Bloom'nfton. e4luISh
III 20 1tSl- lW4 IA Chiko BuF1ink Oh and ltpev Rail-
nd MI i4atppl River. Il p.U DvnAt Il s.id m
, 1860-05-11

PkrsoxA1--J. D. BAIDw1s. Esq.,. editor Of
fhe Worcester (Yass) SPY, and Il delegate to
the National Courention, arrived in this city
last evening, and stops at the fremont Ho1.e.
, 1860-05-11

Jpd4s 6nnaliey yesterday c.lled the Graud
JuFv psf,re HIN. and *pecta'y charged them as
"a ,h4 c+aa Of The"d. Rynde:s &nd Henry
Nuuo. who vera receollF d,.1niAsed from Aef-
VICE 10 the United States Courts, for having, ~
j. alleged, aided the supposed hlav-r Storm
f ng to make good her departure for the Afri-
c4n coas.- 1t ~ax charged that they were prom.
is@ .ae sum Il 1,SlN tor aasn~inX the vessel to
e,cs ,e. The Graod Jury promptly returned
with bill Of indictment against The d. pqurnts.
who we're thereupoo taken into custody It il
probable that The investigation Of this case will
throw a great deal Of l'Ght upon ihe way in
which the 4 ting out *nd departure Of s'av~ra
from this port Ii coDnlve1 ~ ~ tae uooefstrAp
para in tue employ Of the Uui:@d atates Mar
II. for It il nut pretended that thus u tue
frs, case u the kind On the contrary, there
Ars good reasons for believing aoat tucn
tFaos.ctiaus are Of commnu occurrence. IL IL 10
he bopsd 1h1t ths Marsrai hxs no positive koo"a'
edge upon this euhjeo', but we think Judge
SnA Ley will do we'll to ex x<end the Investigation
70 u 10 ascertain whether that officer has en-
dssvored II SATISFY ht.nse:f upon this point. It
CERTAINTY dteh not 1ook we'll for public officer
TO retain 10 h's -ersice o,en whom be hAd de-
fecsed IN e3'ortaug nionez from prisoners as he
IL repor ed to have done. We ndmit that he
Compelled them to refund the &av0 thus Oh.
tatusd, and probably bis excess Of kindness
induce him to overlook their iault: hut there
people unchurltAolc eucush u l,ul uoon sucb
conduit 10 severer light. Doing III lie did. ht
c.rtsialy laid biGs-lf open u su .1,,c.ou. aud h1
oxs it to the POSITION Which bn hold 10 ahop
that bis sksrts ere At 1eaxt free frana complci,,
with the s!Ave-traders = v 2. Tribune. otA-
, 1860-05-11
ILLfNO.
ILLINOIS
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
For Auditor, JESSE X. DUBOIS.
FOR Secretary, OZlASM. HATCH.
For TreAsurrr, WV. BUTLER.
For 8up,t, NEWTON BArEMAN.

U&FtsAf IT EAr<s 10 fhs Ehteaa7o Cens~4-
ffos~-Is"0R.U1-s- n. .JUNH, GEST.E~
r 1-V~ KRxNER, D.gt-KO UAEIR &A&
o. n. .AR0W.rI.@"3.
, 1860-05-11

PEasoSAl-H,n. &. II. Corwine, one Of the
District Delegates from Ohio to the Repub1i
can National Convention, arrived in this city
last evening, and il stopping 1t the fremont
House.
, 1860-05-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

For President, JoES BELL Of renuessee for
Vice Pres dent, EDWARD EVERETT, Of Aassa'
ohuselts-was the ticket put in domination
by the Constitutional = nionists," st BalLi-
more yesterday.
, 1860-05-11

TO BU1LDERS.-Proposals will
J. be received for th. construction Of 3hoc1 House
the cafnet Of Waha&h And velfh sire deE
idpA.t and s7s atont Will ~ Be en- II II. oce
t35. P. Rsnta;! 4nhle~. Tne bis to be IN q. Ger
'he oa-d ct Educ .!ou reserves the eht ~ep any Of
The I'D. Of reject Them IL H. Ellis,
n:G.x5td S+c7tazJ Bosrd Of Aduc1siea.
TOPARENTs-R+v. F. r. Capen
i. hsviox had rev:'& yesra experience in pasLs sod
tn* pFopst 81 the =: tad eso'lee te Hsh Sehooi
Bottom Ard vi The gratifying tes1tn10 l2a Of
world Be happy sonsto 'e~ EE7aH
purt sttcd eonveniee ther IL hi<mens4fy Or hta
Idle. w1s review TO pussa- adTaoeso eo11 =
Of t.ds ttttnR for College Of euse'+ be ~nu respect
It e.ea telmaa. sp.nieh, lts1an, Modern .7!eex
Il Eu,Sos: IN Pena aolap. El1uoz. "!a~o3 and Per
o. Mathenat7 Stud o.so1k e4tis1ar'-, rsfvrene-i
given P.ese Attre.s tbA suesereer, boz 1898
post cH@e. IN F. L. u APtN.
, 1860-05-11

FAHK RarccED.-The Michigan Southern and
Like Sbors X. K, will run a fast t1ain between
Buffalo md Chicago, on Monday. AaT 14th.
bringing delegates 10 the Republican ConTen.
m,s st Gto. II. GRAx, Agent
, 1860-05-11

~go to John Jones, ll9 Dearborn street
sud eet ronr clothes cleaned and repaired.
They viii 6a veil done and 1t prices to suit the
tiuex
, 1860-05-11

CA1 II QEU FAUIANEf[,
~ t1AfK OF TN 111k o. sAr7xkLxs, coak co.,
Grocer and Commtnslon Merchant,
pKAiu
HAMDURGu AND n. x. CHEESE,
lard, Ha"ss, R1htf<n<h, Drt&< Frrtfs, xe.s
40. - Sta.e-st, between AXE AID Wateret4n
CHICAGO, lLL.
Special ateaon Glrtn to purchase end sas Of Pm
duca sie' e1al Mer"ha alst. On Coamtraon U1d.s1
md TO .kISnme1ts IS solicited. nyl1cN4..m
, 1860-05-11
.rcss & Ct:ihuttE
CH1CA GO.
Republican Nominations.

1oa r1.E .xx7 Or IN rksT1o sEArra.
ABR At4AM LINCUIN
fBut:eet 70 the do i,oa .gths Chi sko Corysnt.ou.
, 1860-05-11

CINCINNATI. Nay lu.-A 1,etneuGou1 demon
stra.tou uf ,he Democracy took place 10 nigh.
sustaining tie Ohio Del gates 70 Charleaton
who voted for the Cincinnati Platform and
n,u3las. oas hundred and dfsJ.thres guns
we're G19d.
, 1860-05-11

CHANCE FOR A DRUGGIST -
~ One Of the hest Ding ores in the CITY fusn, hed
for Eho~sae sad Rxtsu Ttad. can be obAD~d = soux
rn:. II sir d. 10 lop OF whol4 the stoek vn 10
foid At Et retueu.n cest. Adtess post eace boz
No $50, mYtlxew
, 1860-05-11

BURGLARS Sr11I Busx.-The house Of Henry
L. Clark, ESQ.,, No. Is Adams stress, now "a
can't, was entered Tuesday night and robbed Of
most Of the gas fixtures, lead work, de-, injur.
ing the owner perhaps hundred dollars, while
the thieves will probably get less than 80 from
f1tosrr
, 1860-05-11

TIE Bro Sroxs.-Mr. J. S. Mcintyre, is haul
ing down Clart street, in the manner that build
ings are moved, the huge stone designed for the
sidewalk in front Of tho retail depfst ment Of J..
II. Reed j. Co.'s store. 1t ia lG:.1i4 feet, ten
inches thick, and weigh 25 tons. 1t waa quar-
ried at Singer i Talcott's quarry at Atheus,
aud is to be cut by y. l. A. Cool It MAS in
the quarry On Monday, and will probably be in
its place to-day. It will cost 1850.
, 1860-05-11

4 NEW MAnkt7 EoR CH1cAGu LUMBER
e Mears Co. sold yesterday tuo carsoes Of
lumber to parties from Nashville, Tennessee,
who hare visited our market for the first time
These gentlemen expressed much surprise at
tho immense quantity, and the e1co!tent quality
Of lumber found hers, and assured our dealers
that this might be considered m opening tor a
large trade in this branch Of our Chicago
Atap1es. The lumber goes BY thu ns:y Of the
Canal and Illinois River.
, 1860-05-11

FURNISHED HOTSE TO LET,
The advertiser will It h!. hnus. 1rd 1u1tufe fora
ana tn 6:pt. 1.tN tma f.H. Location TWEEN
avenues -outh OF Van Burea eet A3dre1. Dtawe1
rs, fur TWO dAys onI5. mylII1t
, 1860-05-11

FOR SALF.-The School Build
! Ing No. ~ Hatrlscn rt1ot rea1 State 1t NAY b.
fo< private dHelnE business house With verY
1T .1pense. a. l,ga aou1+ It xood a+hool ri.
ntturc Tor ale. Applv u Boz 308, oT 70 BAECLAI
Bku3.. A0E L. K. xtfett myt1xtn
, 1860-05-11

TIE WIDE AWAKE US1ToRx.-J- 1. Smith i
Co., lis Lake street, are getting up q cheaP and
neat uniform cap and cape for the Wide A~Akea-
They also supply tho torehliEht lamps, al ready
for use. The directors Of the Association Ere
desirous. that each member should procure his
uniform before next Saturday evening.
, 1860-05-11

nRUG CLERK WAETED.--A
young man Who has hat , r. ysar. e1rer'eaee in 4
retail -tnrr. J, EEkD L CO,
Hyll-s3lEH
, 1860-05-11

sA1Ion DRowsEp.-Ths aamc Of the sailor "a
mentioned few days ago, as having been
drowned from the schooner Ralph Campbe]l,
Vas VIM. Steele, Sco:cbman belonging to this
city. He has m uncle residing here. His body
A.1 - H.
, 1860-05-11

1XTANTED-COOPERAGE- A 6 F.
W The su5sc,4b<s will adva7ee on fackluZ Ba11sls
recxi.el by h.1a 10 psor4 I'D will hold I'LL aolt-
HOOP POLES, 6TAVE5 AND HEAp1Eas
Boushe md for saIA GEO, /. SEAVER12.
nana Ilrattd{n ht5fE3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-24

RICHMOND VA. TUESDAY, APRIL q. la

n q A1yeUautn nm KearasnaSv 49,
! The Ipllcwise extract frsm ~ 1usss.,.
"a nj. ~. ,..s.... ~, -" UI. aves's
. ~'S'S As"s sossnsJ VAL e Iea0 WitA In
ssost ~ sne presens time, when the writer's
proposed Polar Expedition ID one Of tle tonic.
.rn.
-.h "ofs wv u. ~ s.eneo ~ tnetr long traces
vsr. no",srn Is..Hs 49, :" sep1iate etake. They
\" ~, ~ t..as "s Ix0usy lawns o0sn exposed
rnn Ann. ~ - ssS .: VII no ability TO
w...~.s .,S y "su SsOwn colo ana. - snelr
1rr.a. ,hs.sa " y. ~. u.vnk nao mounting TO eat
ssvn~siv hny.rx Un Wy muss eeve oeen
sa,en ~ ,r.cs 4, W. 0I tnem nad aiready
=" ~ Dus we came ont fortunately 1t
- rs1s3... 'A'Si's"s " Pssveasan attack upon
~
an. .n..1 1.nse,s g ioo1 aiter tneir
snn~. . .xh.os Ssnsa s.s g tne lat The oalnding
ssr"sR," ~ . sv.s..H:s ny -. maoe ne Ia
stn~ -, - .nauk cxcopt the ioea OF get.
M.e ne ~. vs anu tninAlog OF NO danger, !
~ :. ;.. .ct oI st0opinG 70 enter the door.
me io 1o"t .so,,aS x nose s Denino me caused
hsels ~. rr - ~,uSSaas sno .nefes close at my
a.. 80 "aolc Psck OF tnsrteen nunkry
.Ssr, ,a..m.sk, nm.nk, sn.ppanE ana ehowine their
:. se1.u JIG oIove OF raven0us wolves
upon my Knees, or they would have been upon
,.yyt "~sA 80. Al l"ct % Impetuous was toeir at
wS.,. 'st one oI tnem nad aiteady sprung
arm ana '1Geu E;ol so1na. s;s causns MN on my
49, "nu A1S.eu MN ooWn tne NIL: Ino
.nX1n weIe LOT tne moment inumioaseo oy tae
s~,"". =. ny m0vements ano a. seeine tne
s eIy MAuneF N wnicn tnelr ieaoes naa
oeu 1oaI' wan ano tney were In the act o!
sno.nlng eWay wnen they perceived That
va pOwcTless 70 40 tnem any harm, naving
sSa.E nSS..nE IN nano. AGaln tney assumed see
" tugy Wsse AL AIOuno mo an instans
x.oIs x 1no SHOULD % toIn 70 pieces. na0
sSS 1eatn - IN several Shapes oe!oie put never
nau aslt ." men my Daood Iair!y curdied 10
~ ~ sesns. e LEAN ooWn tne req tnroats OF :. =
nn,:a nasn =. Wo.nsn oOes na1 sometnlnG aoo0t II
poc u'.1I.y unPieasant. ConsciOus OF my WeaA.
ne.s. We. suey were PreRarine IOr spring. nae
~ uo. sIme even 10 naIioo ior neiP 70 run woSio
" 'no soa"'cs. c 'osans VI ps!ngng ing wEecnes
- - .. nas; ny oye sw1Pt iou1u tne sIoSP