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Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15

The Exchange IS one door a9oFc ino "
Hotel Is an old and nnnnlar nlaeG ~ -"
THE San Francisco Herald is of opinion that
the population of California will have increased
one hundred thousand in year from the present
time.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15

The New York Day Book, alludng to the
opening of the Spring Book Trade sales in that
city says the catalogue is larger this year than
usual, but that " there is not a single purchaser
present from the Confederate States"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15

The soul, in its divnest mood, is ever an or
phan--a wanderer that kisses old gravestones
aud dreams Of cid homes il new heavens,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15

SETH kINMAN, of Humboldt county has manu-
featured chair from elk horns, and intends to
present it to Louis Napoleon, a. a specimen OF
what the bone and sinew Of California can do.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-15

VIZ have not, for long time, read paragraph
in which we more heartily coincide, than tue fol-
lowing from the San Francisco EoeRiag Journal
We nav respect man who, born and raised
i'm the South from his earliest childhood, has been
educated to believe in the peculiar institution"
az the one best calculated to produce happiness,
and the most proper foundation of freedom insti-
led into his mind but q man born and educated
in the free North who has by living in the South,
lost his love for his birthplace, and become tho
toady and apolOgist for what he knows TO be
wrong, we despse A Southern gentle
man may be trusted, but q Northern dOughtace il
the meanest piece of humanity on earth.
, 1861-12-25


FOE AnwACKH LII CROSSE ST. PAEr~ OsHxosX
BERLIS, AND ETEsAKDATK PoETs-
On and after WEDNESDAY, Dec. 4th 1851. PaHensx
Tra1ns will leave the Depot Of NGst htnza and
Canal streets (Sandays e1ceptedt as follows:
$40 4 n. ard LID r. II, And 1zztSe 1t Milwaukee II
LOO NJ. 1ad 45 l. NJ
Passenger TrsiRs arrive At Chicago 1t 1E1 2. u sad
$50 T. NJ.
:WArEEGA, AccouHopA71oy TRAIN ieayes Chicago
st t:a2 P II, a1d arrives At Chicago al SIS a II
nos s., e BALDWIN. Superintendent.
, 1861-12-25

NEW YORK STEAM DYE
~ WORKs, Wx- TEKsuzT, 157 South Clark Eject,
between Madison aa4 Ia Monroe, ChicaSo, QJeS and
Straw Hats and Bonnet Dye1Es, Bleaching and Pess-
ing: store a1t Cou1t.y EorS solicited. All orders
h Man or Expsee promptly attended To- Post Odacs
Box 26N. EeK'Sl-1y
, 1861-12-25

dricd f1nis, paeRases reading matter, lbs butter,
Sheets cushions and cases, roller towels, S
bleachedi towels, pairs drawers, 8 shirts, pair
b1ankete, 1s pillow cases, pairs socks pin cush-
4 FnAsE1m KrsrBH B., wA11m, Newark, Nfeh.l boz,
containing shirts Is Sheets II sick shirts
9pi3lows, 20 pillow cases, olaaSets' pairs nan'
LADIES: SOLDIERS Am SOCIETY, PlatteEIl1e,
| Wis., bo1es containing comfortabies, double
gown, a1nnea shirts, ID prs socks towels, ron
cotton rags. is magazines. conforters. quilts,
pillows, pillow cases, cushions, 6 pilo" cases
f1t gGHHS s6s 6oxes sns ssi1 1el 9o 1s
LAn1Es or JKTTsnsos. Wis.-1 boz containing
pfs soa1s1.e1 a1eTe1s, % bed sssEs' pss aocEs ran
paper, gross Of pens corn starch, chocolate, u:
castillo eosp, : sPonges; 1s5 envelopes, doze!
box fine combs, box pants buttons, pspers q
pins. s9ouso tape. prs scissors 3psPe1s needlea
sf LIE e. sff .h os s. ss s
ea2es II Phsnkesehies iot died pesehes
L4n,rs or II EoEs K21E1, Mimi boz contain
ing unde7shirts, 3 pnits drawers, cushions. !
pairs socks. comfortable, pillow cases, pil
lows. sheet, sh1zt7 "oolen Shirt cotton ea1
LADIES OF ELIZABETH, Hiss boxes eontainin
hankess es 1ss5es 1sa E4~ns
13 pillow cases, "a psde, shiIt. 6tgWe1s, 80 pail
cocks, bed tick, Quilt, bundle tags. pal
. gloves. 7s =, Nv .o,. =,
ing IS yards bleached muslin- n IDS factory e1otl
Is prs socks, double gowns. Is shirts, ,ps
drawers, bag Of nuts, S. pillow cases book
!. fruit, - sheets, 4 cups, combs, abrnshss, a
bles, pens. paper, tnE and envelope, bah s,oel
bar nne soap, rs rice, cushion. papers of col
= starch: One box containing pillows, Ssheets,
towels 93 pillow eAses, ps socks:3 annsl dra yer
box contsining u bundles rags, comfortable
t. 2pi!ows. pairs socks, : pillow cases, pEs dza'
era shirts, woalcn shirt. bed sacks; l bar "a
|. tile soap. cans apple tellv.1 bag dried berries
enshions, sheets, blanket: box Containing
pillows. pillow cases Il sseets comfort ha;;,.
So5 seh
/ pair Socks. pair drawers. box containing
> pillows, ccInfortshles, towels. rIbn1 contai
anaira roeks, pairs flannel drawers.
I. LADIES or HI0H FenEsT, Mimi boz cuRta
Ing comfortables, 4pinows, 8pillow-caaes, 4pa
, 1861-12-25

# Hernia, or Rupture, Cured by 8
ueE External process. dtscovesedbJ Dr. P z A1SER
which docs interfere with bus.nces pursuits oee
or the southwest ccynero: Randolph and State
tupstz1rs1, Roou So.9 P. @. Boz is. de1@nalt'lnt
, 1861-12-25
#uttdrp flaps.
#tlttarp HapS.
PRANCH FROI BROADWAY,
~ NEW yORk-Al Of
zdoyd's Great Military haps
At
NJ ~~x~w---<s

AEents r1sc female make s PET dxJ selling
l1oyds Great s;ce P1ste Mi!sa.y Nap snt Gazettee5
price 50 ccots. Iloyds tsoo0oo 6seel Pi.le Topo-
graphical LII, Of Virginia i've feet Tlls the
CENTS Loyds ootsta! ste9a ple.e Meg ot A!4sea1i.
Amer.ca-<on Coo copies OF which have a1teady been
soic-pEice 3 cents Anx one ordering tsner Of ssese
1are SCI; sy where OF zrcp: uf Price md t~o cent?
81 stamps to pay postage AddreAJ DIIOE, Jf- L4
t-.:torr street Chicago. Manufacturers Agent 2.
DcI - '::7 =
Agents vii be s1p1ied Rt large discounA Maps Wat
EaEted.
All communications requiring n ansTef must en-
Clote sta1Ir, 1ioyds Maps are - tirftnan- French
tr:es st ncxt7a3,es pos1aEe- de9Etof3w
, 1861-12-25

Il NOW THYSELF!-Dr. J. a
~ MCCAIN. FhyE!c!a. and Surgeon, detects u 4
certainty TIE t:re condition and locality Of diseases,
ty kluple xd scientific us.t!:si without asking any
c1~snons Diseases of the Throa< snd Lungs tfeAted
by Medical 1nh.i;.slnn ncd Coas:;us:caAl treatment.
AidneyE, D-o?Ey s. T;rss' Dance; cancrrz, Gh1oaic
spesaa: f1:s Dseaess u lie Ere ana Ea1, setninsi
Weakness SIZE Diseases Ru2tars' Diafsheea IN short
eli cSratse dis+asl~ O. 1olt standing cured In the
5..o,1e possible 1ne- We not -cu!ealI" doctor
s16 VIII undertake case ~1t1outa = fAiz prospect
, 1861-12-25

A SSIGNEES Whereas,
A,;AFfansls 4. Hoffman Otto Gelpeke snd Alexander
Elrr, q Gs!e%so, CooE county. state OF Uiaois OF
las1t .: hes IrnFr1y 10 ne for The bc2eat Of then
<1enito[@ SoV, 1le7sfose 1hlc no,:cn hereby civ
e nat s1au on L. :uh dr. Of Decerbct 1851 10
Gc1csA X = q 1hz Gzy, at the IoFth door cf
pnhc s ass tssn 70 sae 1ght hader. for cssA all tho
ment il Aud fe twenty lei Of The nprh
pt lot nne block s. original Il Chicago. subject
70 he ihcuInbra1ces thereon,
aaGsss5i4A CaRs- H.J. AuLER Assignee,
, 1861-12-25
nd best Hail

E For the cheapest and best Hair
Jewcls! Ttfh Byaidk> Cu:ls+ F1z7Esz etS g 70 \
GHSWALDT, 100 Lake s1ee: and e1n,i1e @ taosa Fon-
R.cia! iotn The natural when adjusted to the ae4d
e., az nas 5cws1y @ s9nsst1s AZ esss ssaas FATE
lc2S11F
, 1861-12-25
FEMALE DISEASES, &c.

Eutt 4s Supr,eaz1ons Irregularities Failing o TIT
Womb Tunors all Urinary diseases Nervous Debility
P4tnsul Difficult A-n.lruat.on Bl1rculess. &c, vii
h. S-,sea!,y crre1 without POISONOUS drugs inu7iuu:
uupslaianlc ne nc:nes Of any Kind: Hsvr 70 Dell
le he afflicted are cordially invited to cxU and sat
jtsr the.n4+
, 1861-12-25
GREAT CONSOLIDATED
GTECIHEATI and CHICAGO

ARr1IH1E RAILROAD. -
Forty Niles the Roura to Giaci7naa 1nd1aaar
= - = -poltauaad LonSvH{A: -, - :.
" TRAIss lesye7Wes*sids Unina Depot Chicago
-s10A M-DaJ, ,R1yzexx, es1adays ezrepsode -.
THapVGH 10 f.a1q1axAu AID lSpIA1A7o111 -.N17&
o1- CAAH@A CAE1 .'@z''A
E1sIKzE Ande1sos s I'D 1s1saas13 ~ q
for Peqo* EtbaRA+ Dayton, Aeu3s- Le4nanoHss 40 -
points r. central ahd Easseza ohis t,- r,a
In x:a1onnS Iad:ssn LawEcucebu1g. Jederso1v1ia.
Il points II Central and sosneEa .9azaa M asa ,t g
EsnnaSfnn5 At Cfncturxd for HAn3ddn, 4axrse92A
=. FarfErsimIr ard points o. the Qhi2 Hvef-
ft1ooEh Ncket8 b. this line e44 hs oosainsad - E = ~
urfnc:pal 4al1road Offices IN the Sot1nVsss &an ~
fUndtE tbs Sherman Eoussl + .u,;, s..~-+,tnnsrrk
i, CHAs. e FoII.EETt Gen. 7ssset AsehS Hs1
, 1861-12-25
TATARRH! CATERRH!!
~ CATAERH:s
cn EEITE's LIQUID CATARRH REMEDY,


cATARRR or COLD IN THE HEAD,
Osr UpxpExo TEoEs.SD pe5sons die ycar7y II Til
97-ns:y Of ContnEp1toa Every physician knows that
With fully 1Wo-thtds Of this rrnbe. the disease Erst
<aa.aeaccd asA
CATAHNH IN TEE NoSH.
Tae red s:cr being 10 the thrpat and bronchial thee
i: S eaer 10 CURE Ca..:ra :a.n Consumption aad By
understand thai 1ae be.aeE way 10 ca-e Consumption
II Prevent It,
The symptoms Of CastauA as tAey generally arpear
arc a1 hss very sight Pe.xos md they have cold,
sensitive TO the changes OF rempecatu,e In :hs COZ
Gtrur the he dry eight discharge. thin
End nctd. afterwards becoming tEick a1d adhesive.
~ the disease brccnaes chronic BE discharges ate in.
ooE Thick sud he* aad arr eiheE Eot "a of b bio7
ing the noee cSr Trey fail Into the throat acd
daElcd or co1gLed oE The seczrEone are ohenkF C,
causing ba breath; .c voice ta.ck and nasal the
csys aFe ~c.k he Of sae:l il lesae2ed OF de-
BSroFed; deafness Frequently takes place. Another
common ind important symptom Of CstaTh Is. t.sxt
the person il obliged TO csr rs throat tn The morning
ose Tick or fus nccous which has fallen DOM fol1
tae head dC.Eg the night he. this takes place the
:r:son may be tt his disease Il On its The
3@nEs and sho1id 1ose 10 time in 7t7rsacE 1t The
aHoSe acc tie syu1tsue Of Ca:a1a IS they appear IN
81 Tue aid of tae LIQUID cATZERE REMEDY, al
tasse symptoms can ke quickly AID e4ec1ralty re
:-ored- Aud have suttcie1: coincidence In 1hc t.eEe
Iy 70 all who disposed to tes il ytaes II
rare Catsr:h tha: II after the t.3sl Ct tae Eeaey
free Of :.,c Ca:.:.s Ee.reav s9osuaeient fo. 81
ore month, With fru and clear dirrctons-
Office, 1876 Lake, Corner OF We1Is-St
AdG-rat d.. D. r. 6EELYE
eel-sSsslH. Post 0acs Boz &55, Chicago Il
, 1861-12-25
Consultations End Examinations
Free of Charge.

MI Communications strictly confidential Office 4
cc.rh streets OHce hnur@ from A. n till +. H.
Addzt# J. 4 AeCASS- H. D. Chicago. Ill Letter
atttEdon, O. for TWO esasnps viii send pe'n7hlt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-22

envcnomed against accomplished secession, by
disappointed rage, eliminating very naturally IN tat
frerzied 'enthusIasm Of the banner" which swept 60
wildly through the great cities of the North.
We people. We have filled the voeful
prophecy United We were ever 'discordan;" - d.,
severed We have become 'boligeren" and oil Ties,
mighty results o! a!ss alton r4tiou,-coifct are
largely traceGbe TO graud Anti-slvery cor.
science fooled, has fet,rsd into anrslvery hate. How
much of tho var spri: shall We credit to passion OF
such sna;ca intensity, as to defsnge coisc encc anu
a, ,throne opposing revelatoi;-to hatrd so dsco'd
auly rriug all The tender harm )ues Of the human heart
that even Your delicate women, in the full Inspiration Of
Ls religious malgnity, deliberately invoke upon the
wives and babes aud mothers Of the South all the
less horrors Of servla insurrecou? have written not
less adyisedy than strongly freely ad nit your siuccr
y but disappointment has has transformed it htO spite
There too the lorg accumulating irrltons of the
slavery discussion. It was my lot to be Northern
soil a: the outbreak Of these difficulties, and it truly
surprising bear every Southern threat aud suu day
reproduced. Tic shafts had entered deep and every
raqkug wound poured forth i;s horrid virus into the
bowl OF bitterness. We had called you people emas
culAttd by commerce AID luxury, aud now We should
learn what cowsris wealth had made We had dsdain-
ed the mud sls Of society,"" and the sturdy de-
mocFacy Of New England the back bone Of tie nation,
should put au end to h-se groancess assumptions aud
humiate aEuhil4e the OlI efte srs.ocracy Of the
South" Ia all caudor, do not touch upoa the quick
little? Have not laid bare the true phiiosophy Of tee
lowest workings of the Northern heart, this issue
So aud you approve and ympatbze, do not trouble
yourself to read further. But if you not one of
those in whose heart madness dwGs il you supper, tbe
from honest convictions, not yet touched upon,
invite you TO accompany further, 10 candid anyy-
sis OF them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-22
SOMETHING MORE FROM TIE THUNDERER.
sEwARDs JUGGLs FAILURE.
From the Lon son Times, Jane Z

II "a said that Presdent Lincoln has determined to ac
here to that declaration Of the Teaty of Paris which
iobi5s the use Of prvses. II is well known that when
Ibis prrpoa fst pads 20 the American government
Il declined, on the ground that the European v.
ernm,nts ocoupi drsn pcsit on from thoae on the
other side OF The Atlsutc If deed Engand, France,
ard the rest had fgr ed 10 respect private properly
the seas the Americans were prepssd TO entertain
the question Of aboi.hing prvateers But according TO
the cabinet at Washington, the American navy va too
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-22
PRINCE ALTERED AT QUEBEC.

QurBsc. June II -0' Thursday, Friday, and Sa'ur
dav the Prince rode about the city aud viied Chan
diere Falls ard other places Of interest On Saturday
morning hA attended divine service at the Ca hedrA,
and left this morning for Montreal Ia the Queen Vic
tors he vas heartily oheered by the people whenever
hs made hs appearance In the city
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-22

BosroN PURCHASING AMERICAN CoIros ETRoPE -
The Bririsl ship George Holt cl ared f'om Nv Or
ears, Aorl T. with 500 bales Of cotton for Gems
town She arrived at The latter port Nav 81 ber cargo
was sod bv sample at Is cents to Boston purchaser
and the ship l. ordered to the Atlantic for the
benefit ef tbe Masnchusst, Cotton Mills.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-22
DANIC PRICES, ~ EARNsHT,

Al wHOLESALE and RETAIL
By JOSEPH sTRAUsE No. 2I Main street
Just bought less than 30 the dollar large stock Of
rich 6A 10 ard " fire Jacones Ogande
i2% Is sc; pe0ags 10 and higher; Bere es, all col
la 50 &C. 500 handsome Rere Stella shawls with
Chenille Emhrodey So worth s. O0 Black and Ccloed sk
a'ssols rom - and upva fast cooed Calico,
and cheap lo Ladies Sk Thread Gloves a0d Gsun
lets 1879 and IS short ard long ss Mi STk and 50
cents worth double the money Hos-r linen Handkerchief
Irish Linen, and Bosom Brow al BLACK Sh Eg sheerg
Pillow Case Muslin and o~elng French Ntsdrworked Oos
irou l2 cts: Bands the anet work in
the ey Cassirert and Linen Goods for snd Boys
Bak and Coored SS and great Goods
mention viii found prices ssonih body
that 10. 2T Malz Look r hs right place
anil JOSEPH SIRAUSu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-22

FOR raE SALE OY MIG 20Ts.
TSyHE undorSnsd has th day nsace tr Auction bu'n
sale % NEGRhSS the lion Soom on frsnShn
street, lately occupied by BATS a GRETONG =,
sell Nges both pahu-iy s7d privately, and soci' t1e
psro of rs -1 and The pghic generally he pie es h
promote III lat 4 his patrous; AMI hars
h eNpereuc" In The ra3 ne vii b. ena5lei 70
The h hest uars- prices Hs vi make tTN soVNn,e
property haed-srd Is prepared 70 b'srd pesoi en-
eyed 70 tAe trade and sao their snshayns ample accom-
moct o1s tor b0u. Stthrsl
On Frsall,n Std door beow Val street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-22

ENRESH SUPPLY FAMILY GROCERIES.
10 nrkins No. 6oshen Butter
Is bbls Buckwhea- Flour
80 bbls superhne Extra and Family Flour
Smoked and Picked salmon
IS y bbis No. l ~ O. Roe Herrinu
25 pkgs No. Mackerel
20 bxs English Dairy, Pine Apple and Goshen Cheese
ost Meal, Rye PO1r, &c SC.
received and for sale the lowest terms for cash. t
prorpt customers, MINNLs 90 IS Family Grocery,
noi4 Cd and Main Ste
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-22

UmP PLASTER -255 tons Lump Pss,er, the
~ wharf, and TO arrive, for sS IN lots to suit purchasers by
Rp9 r B. sOAERVILLEh 4 o.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-22
From the NAshvil c Union.
ELOOUcNr Address

The following esq rent address "a' delivered by 1t
Lrg ure, tue SeIate, over which lie pre-i,d Il
coutains stirring and torcble sediments on the
crisis 10 that State which mag be read with great profit
by Our
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-22

ICORICE.-stAmtOrd nvoree, in store and for sale by
ans A. Y. SrOKFs co.
VF VOC HAVE HORsE OR NULE In bad condition, Try
i Val & Norton's Horse Tonic. Il j. worth hny
nes price for improving the condon Of Horses &c
And preventing and curing Bo, Worms Aidebo1nd, Denpe
kr J. P. pUVAL.
Sore Manufacturer and Proprietor.
ESod By an Druggists late United States and IN the
- 49, ~ .-faIararv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-22

SOU THEM DRUM MANUFACTOKY.
fs,HE engaged In he manufacture Drums of
l all rs AID lies Of III. beat .te'izl in D. Il II
v0fkm mike aud reasonabl- These s'tA
ru ed to call at Mr. sUTnERLASDs ian sor )HS,t
Main sire I, orc .ssZa
p; l. TEB,
js1l-d'm Coroer n Brosd and . h streets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-22
l,,,rr,C. FnR NOLINTEkns IN ACrIVR

UyaCFsCS FOR VOLUNTEERS IN ACTIVE
stRyICv-In pr parauon ami Nil be published Immediately,
Manual Of facc Tor Volunteers Active Service compiled
Ten he late ss,spAED AUrH embracing a that Is
tai for Troops active service By Col w d. RICHARDSON, Jr
NEAsLY READY.
MANUAL FOR TROOPERS AND MOUNTED RIFlEMkN =
eve would your aeDtoa 10 impcrtS military vo-k IN
th rourse Of pubIsn by A. Morris, pubshr
ani boo..ee The book has beea prepared by Col Luens
na. Of N. Army entitled rs TsoF.E MANUAL beiog
,i.n Ard .orrem-ut dr Mounted rdenen In sd
5fisn 10 NJ re printed In full the Skira ishgrs D for
Mounted RHeeu by Capt saUry which correspondent
b ID. ---- :
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-22

IMPORTED GOODS.
CheddNr Cheese o. superior quality Ard beautifully put up
Dutch Cheese, IN bSis, o' superior quality
Olives. CaDers Olives Farc
(raude Cla-tleuss Ccriia', (whlts s9d green)
MAccaron, Nermreeln q " Cigars
Chow Chow Cauhh Evr uniors
Woster sauce, S0yers, Relish, c1ate Sauce
Mustard olive Oh Ane sardi1es
BAady l5s5 ChNmpAgnss In agarzs quarts, pin and hal
pnts
Clarets, non good % very superior
,.So-s- BLAIR 4 CHAMBERLAYNF.= :
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-22

TND,tOND, DAVENPORT a. CO., oPFER FOB
II sale landing,
Con. sicily, Madeira Wines,
Hennessey Brand, IN y pipes and I, cash,
YlntAg- 1SSS 10 Bond,
Pines Heidsick Wine,
Cut Loaf sugars,
Gunpowder and Black TesS,
lava O Gee,
London Mustard,
porto Rco sugar and Moassss,
also.
jamaica Run years In bond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-22

DAnEO =; CUIs.iGk SBAK WrN~-In
- quart and mt j"ttes, u really n-e quy AID stSeTy
moGr's rr;ces ior sale "
~ BLAIR CHANLEGLATNE
~ ..4s..Ns- .AAUS.--oup-iio. quN.tl, 'or ssis ~
In =
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-22

y.ttAszI h,a'F. 81.
T. 81 t'ns rpeli5r p ,sl Butter
s1.V er. b p 20
Just ouuy, y Cen'T' 2siTosd 10 dNy,
JJy bal Peach Blow P-ta,JrI aud !ru.A flT plat
uE
Fs.iiv. FNtrs. AMI edp,rl1- Flour
WaJls 40. North Ca.tlas ns Hrrrings
P1r sale ~, < ~ Tf0S
myls-d&' Cor. Gov sEi Et-tLan sTu.iB.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-05-16

There was no muck in the yard and if the
owner has his way there probably never will
be-
The broken-down corncrib is yet standing,
though in a more dapidated condition than
ever. More boards are missing from the rear
aud more shingles from the roof. Yet even in
this receptacle of all the run down tools upon
the farm. we saw q new p,ow, cultivator and
harrow, showing that Jerry is getting new
ideas into bis head in spite of himself
When We reached John Nugent'S we thought
we had lost the way, but the old one-horse
wagon with the white-oak thills unpeelcd, was
landmark rot to be mistaken. There was
new barn, with the Inevitable cellar and good
natured looking woman, with both hands on
her hips, looking on with as much satisfaction
as if she were monarch of all she surveyed. 4
ditch had been dug striGht through the old
swamp, and heaps Of muck were tipped up by
the roadside, good evidence that d new leaf had
been turned over. Troc, the ditch was not
very deep, and no sufficient outlet had been
provided for the water, but beginning to
drain had been made, and this always has q
logical consequence That swamp will bear
better grass next year and more Of it, and
Johns wife will see it, he does not She will
suggest tha. if water cOald only ron off all it
wanted to, THE grass would be much higher
aud sweeter still, and there would be more but
ter to sell, she has John under her thumb
though he does not know it aud there will be
more dl ching there next fali, done by herself
in the way she built the barn. 1t is blessed
thing that some Of our farmers have good
wives. 1t takes q woman 10 read the papers,
and then follows reform.
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of a flock of white lambs feeding near beau
tiful river; and he told him beautiful story
of a good Shepherd who calls little children
His lambs, and who sometimes sends for them
to live with Him in happy place, where no
one is eyer i'll or in pain, and where allis beauty
and happiness.
When the old man saw that " alter liked to
hear about this, he told him that there is in
deed Good Shepherd, that He would take
care of Johnny and Naomi, and that some time
in that hGppy place he hoped that Walter
would see them again.
After this time Walter grew paler and thin
ner and though doctors came to see him they
could do him no good.
One warm spring evening he asked his.nu rse
10 wheel his sofa once more to the little win
dow The sun was setting and all the school
children were playing in the street. He watch
ed them through long game at oranges and
lemons, and tried 70 clap his hands when Just
in time won the race.
Then the sun set, and all the children stood
wishing each other good night by the gate
With a great effort, Walter raised himself up,
and leaned over towards the opon window.
Good night, good night said hs to the
children
1t was the first time he had ever spoken to
the children, and it was the last; for when the
nurse tarned round to look be had fallen back
on the sofa-he was dead.
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The PUZZLED MISUNDERSTANDING our last
conflict with Great Britain, a number Of our
troops were engaged in repairing the fortifca-
tions Of Niagara, and whilst SO engaged the
enemy commenced pretty sharp fire, so that
it occupied nearly the whole of the tine of our
forces to keep Oh the look out for the shots OF
the enemy.
Finding that they did not make much
headway. they stationed a son of the Emerald
Isle to give warning when shot or shell was
coming
This the sentinel faithfully performed alter
nately singing ont, shot" shell" shot"
shell until finally the enemy started Cen
greve rocket which Pat had never seen before.
He hesitated, and seeing it elevated, ho
shouted
Shot, and be jabers the gun with it !"