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PHILADELPHIA

Ah~~A- q 1"a
124 Lake Street, > rairsl CHICAGO.
, 1862-08-28

Some years ago, on one Of the lakes, q soldier
belonging to an English regiment, finding canoe
upon the beach, got into II and started on voyage
Of discovery. When he had got some distance
from the shore be was discovered by the officer ol
the day. who ordered six men into boat and gave
chase. He pursued the vOyagpr to the American
shore, and IN his ardor forgot that be was out Of
British territory, and seized the deserter A citi-
zen told the man that he was FREE and need not 70
back unless he wished. One Of the ofhcer's men.
an Irishman, hearing this. exelaimed:
If that spalpeen be free, so is every mothers s
son Of u.s. So ye may jist go home. my jewel,
Undressing his Olicer) and tell the kurnel that ye
left us here to take care of the prisoner"
Tut, tut" said the officer, get into the boat,
men," r.
Arrahw said Pat =" have some republican
blOOl in me besides il Is d0ubtial but that Gin
eral jackson is some kin to me. The Gineral is
rale Irishnan, barring he came TO Ameriky two
years before he was bOFnT
The officer had to hire men to row him back,
aud report seven men deserted.
A ALeutenant in the army, by the name Of Broom,
was advanced to O Capiaincy, and very naturally
liked to hear himself addressed as Captain Broom.
One Of his friends persisted IN calling him plain
Broom. much TO his annoyance. and one day, hav-
ing done so for the fortieth time. Broom said:
!" "YOu will remember, sir, that have handle
10 nv name"
"Ah," said bis tormentor, so you have; we'll.
BroOmhandle, how are your"
Some men live as IL they were poor oil their
lives, TO he wealthy when they die.
, 1862-08-28
NO. IL.
The stolen secret:

LA Y = = nsIH III ~ q
The main distinction between iron and Steel i,
one holes carbon, or thematter uf charcoal nhsfus
as the other docs not The amount of charcoal
Is trivial, and Is impaired b. beating bars fnr 4
long period together surrounded by powdered
broken chafcoalin buE. Having rsn.rd. lh.nI
70 this operation, tsceua natural unuuSh finf n.
outer portion Of each bar should bscono nor
steeifed Gf may be allowed % c1in uh uruTortIV1
woEd) than The internal portion. Now fIl1i u
this sort though good lor many puTpo11a Is IS
lecii0na0le Tor others Togiye an exhmbIt. i d
oy no means gnnd for the manulaclnro q ualc1l
spFingsi nsyerthelgas bgilrs .AeinveuliUn of eall
steel, " which the ruaer ) attention "A shortly "a
oelllrected. Natrh<prhni hid 10 b6 made a. II
There lived IN Aiisfcillli, nsuf ShniIlrIa nhout
the year l560, matchmaker named HunfrIurn.
he was veFy much dissatisfied uill he ona|ilV
o. steel Of which Watoli!spFihrs were ma. n
bis day, and he SCI himself 10 he lnsi nj l1|nIl
ing out the cause Of inierioriiV. NJ II. roa1I
quently Inferred that The lmperfection AZ rnrh
~atelh-eprings Is came IN bis way was rolrrnh|s
70 the fact Il The Irregular convlfsion o. sIr.I'f
cation Of the metal Of llieir tnlnulaciufo. alia
Thought hrs can melt : piece of steel and cist
intp an ingot the compnsilon q he latter
sn1ulo oe regular and hqniogeneouAP Hntriri,
and succeeded. The lame u Hunlsmans lle.I
became widely spresd. but The diAoovtrer toll
,..a.s- 49, 4 ~. n,ms oi elly 49,.
n.Is sn.sn = NV 'amllsfiy SHOWN Ihil
MSss w sssrsi' Z !, -, y \. 3 M,
w ye,r iltV Iarge menuheloiy o.
This pEucsss Uus wrapt in sscftsy by every means
which the inventor could condland. None but
workmeh Of credit and character we're ena,nri.
mud they were lorbidden 10 disclose the secrets of
% .ie nls1usetosy ey stringent form o. oath AZ
engtn nuntSuiaHs secret was stolen IN the ~
''~nlhs m,sner:
.vne u. maeln,er nlgnt as ne tal chimney q
Al,erslns steel warks belched forth its smoke,
lyl.g Pr.mise q roaring nrs Within ll4ytler,
- tne desire oI placing himself near roais
hg nfemlgh. seem aFeasonab.s longing Knocked
:. she es.sr ayII . " hanisnnn's i.tiesy. i
w. .p 1ltlsL e9ld night the $40. 81 "a nad
, 1862-08-28

q r. !. 7. :. I.
An Irishman was . short time 40 sentenced
70 six months imprisonment N TIE stone Inr4
o. Sligo Ireland, fnr The Illegal mnnuIttlnfc q
whisky, Tommy, on being pul 70 aofl n ~
prison yard, singled out stone ahuuf 81 ~
ehes IN diameter, and this he gently lhouah n1T.
sislently hammered npoe until he was dischafrrd
from "durance VILE" just as be leil The rrl1od
yard ior the last time. however. the keeper cane
uP % him and taking The hammer ool q hla
hand shattered thg stone e. one blow.
There, Tommy, raid he. nrou have rn.nI
a. es. oas ~ s'gs I; On 'ss s..Fs s,9e' which have
Divil thank yisl r. exclaimed Thomas e Ar
!ah. and havnt been thuDo al months oof1n.
W ib lof yesl i ~.
Autipalhy 10 reading scrmons ID fhu nnlr,I i
. well known Characteristic q he Nooich rorl
pie. AZ kirkeudbrlghl. q an inaneurnlInn. ~
old Woman " lhe pulpit stains askrd one 81 her
eompanions e the new minister vas . reader,
An how can he read, Womnnf vas the rrulr
"tte puif mans blln." 10 which lhs inst
made answer. s.Itn glad d hear ittl ui.I
they were q blin'sH asl'tal
AfnoH, who vas affesledi IN lIsiilo lora,.,I.
lng shirt, pot IN tho aIollouing defence =
did not steal the shirt was pasrlnr along g.
the st1re, and saw The shirt hanging nn. and
then I l0ok hold uf L. Mhuni ,a5k hold a ~
i dropped down 10 my hand, and kn1r r I
siood there with n pvnpls who NV me would
believe that mshnt % steal Il; 80 I fan "a u
prevent suspielon attaching % me" -
"A Iady ifiehd q ohrs says ,ls lrst line ~
was kissed sIs lslt Iike big tub of roses swim
ming 10 honey, cologne, nnImg=s. and cInnh1Is
res She alsS frt - Il snmethinr una lnnn|nn
through her nerves On feet of diandn1t. II
cortrd By angels shaded 81 honoy- y-suckloa. n01
the whole spread with melted minbuua. jarnl
Salient what power there = 10 ull.blsnll,i
kiss M t@
what do you mean, you little fnsralia nid
an individual 70 N imp6dent youth eho bad
seizrd him BY the mise on the street. tta
"Ohs nothing, only dm guing out % acl I m1
lurtune, and lather told me 70 Sc anfu % ss|in
hold Of the first thing that turned bR-
A pretty eitl was lnieIy euinplalhihe % : I.,.n1
that she had cold and Eas badly plagued N hrr
lps BY chaps
q FTishd.s said OBADIAH. e,hss .1onId ssssl
suhsf chaps % come near ~ llps'n
An editor says M nllusliun uas n..l t~ra
to matrimony b The lkinful mannll IN ulirh :
pretty girl handled broom. A tr1Ihcr sd'|rI
says The manner ih which h1 viz hinllt1 (
broom Is not 80 very pleasant ~ I, "
To dream lhai Sua have los a noner, "a
.hso .l,,. E.ss p and ana gspEslf - si''uI| lnE
July profqhing -. =, +, s.fss.f.. "a.
a dinppoinied lorrr. dgFp - lI,.lT1nr1
himself With sirilg q c1lona
, 1862-08-28

meetings, for scarcely had he taken few steps
when he found himself in the midst of the schO''l
children. The school was over, and the scholars
burst out into the rOad, disposed u make the
most Of any occasion E,r IrUlic which might pre-.
sent ITSELF Hope was seized with q terrible
restlessnessI he seemed already to hear the hue.
aud cry after him. Before long his fears were
realized; hardly had he passed, when q loud,
mncking cry was heard, and at least hfiy schol.
ars began to run after him, pointing at him, and
throwing their bOnncts and caps IN the air.
" Look, look |" cried one; "he looks like
sheep marked for The butcher"
"Do you not zee" said another, "that he has
been crJsses aud IL going to leave fH Palestine y
Aud the shouts Of laughter began again louder
than ever. Hope now brcame pale with anger; !;
he turned round like sur,y hOuse-dOg, worried
by childr n, aud perhaps would have taken
cruel revenge on his young prosecutors, IL AIR.
johnson, the srhOolInastVr, lad not Just the
shown himself at the door Of his house.
Robert went towards him aud began 10 com
plain that his schOOl was cOmpUsed Of vagab0nds
and ins0leut children Mr.. johnson F~plied
gently, that he ould not for all the world en-
courage iIhpertinence III hts scholars, but that
the white cross which he had on his hack would
make people wIscr than children laugh. ID, 3.
"What business Is thAt to your" replied Rob-
ert, hanghtilyi us not my back my own pro.
periyT .r
The schoolnaster bowed, aud Hope continued
IN his way. But the cross bore more and more
o.,, ~, ~ -, "s - oH ".'. a;S M ,.;.,"
NJ %O.. W, ~. 80 ~ ~ III s~N )" ssor 1919 ~ ii',
IN. IN ~, s,. I,.s' q" 80 y g"Hss I"prs1
, a,rraoy, Wna' M s';i M%uia os MmsS Wy s.sM
~ nv ,vpa,%, - umH ,OsI ~ o.
:" ~, -. .' ~ ~. S' -. a';rad @ ~. Tsv, M,
aSS -" ~neI "s ss,su a.. .syo' ~ ,.,'- sa
sn e" sMPt " H'..,;' uuta 1 w %e Z o',s. ".
Sue, nls ne'snuIr % n.S I.-iss sSs ~, a's
Moons. ss' anu s"sus WI nar!y Ssosst ~, ny
rP'x'. % n"'Iy oVsV ~ ~ ':.. WI - 'ns ~.
I"n I;, ~ w s'a see"I. my, u,u lSps .sn ~ ~
?o.su ~ nnn "ssme n. n...'.S, o"ne so. re'lgs
IA "S d,:nr u' ". ",". - ~, ~ "s tse. 80.
"s ;n' u1grS T ~ m"t ~" mss'.e nL ~ erusS
, 1862-08-28

Would light such bdmsiOut match.
-
VainglOry blossoms, but never bears.
Silence isan antilote against slanderous tongue
The best capital to begin life on is, a capital
wife.
Children are earthly idols that hold US from the
stars.
Habitual intoxication is the epit ,me Of every
crime.
Benefits grow old betimcsi but injuries are long
livers
Make your bed as coffin, and your coffin will
be as q bed.
Money is like the air you breathe Il you have
i not, you die.
Owls look wiser than eagles, and many sheep
skin passes for chamOis.
Carelessness is little better than halfway house
between accident and design.
Hope is a sentiment exhibited in the wag Of a
dog tail whcn waiting for u bone
Mrs. Partington asks, What is the use Of kill
ing hogs, il you cure them afterwards 7"
Happiness is like pig with slippery tail, which
every one runs after. but nobody can hold
.Cani,al Dunishmpnt r, as the bov sad uhaD
the schOOLmlstrss seated him with the girls.
I'm going to draw this beau into knot" as
the lady said when standing at the hymeneal
altar. -
It is an Old saying, but a very pretty one, that
blush is like little girl, ioF il becomes awO-
s
brood'ng on seH always corrupung; out 10
brood on sell and wrongs Is to npen Tor madness
and murder and all crime
II hold that early rising" saws late writer,
Z" Is not natural. With men, Us with peas, early
rising is all matter Of forcing.
An Irishman, on being asked which was the
elder, he or his brother, replied: am the Oldest
but II nv brother lives three wears, we shall bo
be of an ave."
Np vn,;. d.o.;[o, /. sho0, ~ h,o,,;n. ,.,o.
from Washjng,on Irvingis desk as " The door mai
on which the thoughts of Irying's last book had
wiped their sandals as they went in"
tInuoa: exclaimed an irish sergeant 70 ms
plaioon; front IAce, ana una tne r0wl eahl AS
many o, ye@ ~, .'s S..;N, WI, III NY neIe ana as
.u,w wo,v kravas do vou surnosa I;ve in ,b:s
s,roe, Las;J. vnnrsplr1.
/" R.,s;J, mvsJTi M von mean N ;,snIt mo ?"
:. well th'n how many 10 ,rI von recLon ;ncInd.
;n0 vonrs N :"
'e
a man met an old woman In an English town
driving several asses Adleu, mother Of asses :"
+" Adieu, nv son." was the old crone's reply.
The fellow went hls way, feeling for his ears.
1-.., a.. g., ,,...,,, H. ,.o.. .;.,..
Jamshh was the nrst person VINO wore rings
, 1862-08-28
Lay Of the Hen-Pecked.

Oh, her hair Is as dark As the midnight wave,
And her eye Ike the tlndng ere,
And her voice is as sweet As the spirirs voice,
That chords with the seraph's Tyre.
But her nails are as sharp A. q toas,lns fork,
And her arms are as strong As bears;
She pulled my hair, and she gnuged my eye,
And she kicked me down the stairs.
I've got me an eye that's made Of glass,
And I've got me wig that's new:
The Wig Is n zzled 70 eOrks"rew curls,
And my eye Is aclOuded blue.
She nay shake her knuskles full In my face,
And put the lamp TO my beard,
Ard hold the brOOlnstlck Over my head
But TN not ut all AfeaFd.
For I've bound her aver TO keep the peace,
And I've bought me a cFabiIee cane;
The policeman will come, and the Justice, too,
II she NEEDLES with me again.
Ny head vas . week In the linen cap,
And my eyes = month In the patch;
] never thought that the torch Of love
Would light such brmstOnt match.
, 1862-08-28

The Law Of NeWspaperst
-subsehers Wha DO not give express notice to the con.
SaFy considered wishing cnntnue their absorption
9 subscribers Orier papers dscOntnued publishers
aay continue them until all charges are paid
ST. subscribers neglect refuse to take their papers from
the place which thew sent they are rrpoHsbe
until they settle the bin and give notice TO dIrnntihue them
l- subscribers other places without Informing
the publisher and the paper In the former dree0,
they held responsible Notice Of removal should always
be given. "..
-The courts have decided thai refusing To take paper or
periodical from the ONCE removing and leaving uneaed
Ter q Drfma facfs evidence Of Intentional fraud.
SThe pubahed rates Of advertising govern in al cases
sxespa special have heen made previous 10
InSsriion. Tue courts have repeatedly 80 decided
UndeI he Law Of Congress, papers are not charged
postaRs In the coun.;' In which they Published
JOB PRINTING:
BOok,
PamphIrt.
Btll-IIead.
Circular.
Blank aud
Card Printing.
IN PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL srYLR,
Executed U and dispatch, and forwarded a. per
order to any Dart OF the country.
~ Paymsht for Jobs must always accom-
PaHy the order.
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PUGET SOUND HERALD.
CHARLES PRos0H,
Editor and Proprietor.
TERsIs-ALwAYs IN ADVANCE.
Rate Of suhseripaIom.


One square, 10 lines or lessl hra insertion " 70
ASeS1eoa q MY Der cent, on the above to yearly
adVertiserS.
business Cards, t9S A-yeAr advertisement however
mall. inserted At a. less rate than s2S per annum.
~ Legal advertisements Of every description must be
pad before Insertion. There win be variation from
ths rule u any event
, 1862-08-28

""tk solicited iron al parts of Puget Sound.
> 80 3n1 SHAs. PaosCi. Propss,ors
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-05-22
in Deiner 6eimatb. uuo jebt seb> r1ein
9ute6 Mdp1en.

9fa@ Stunpenfrtt febrte Der Mr3t aurad.
Ct fanp ben @rafen in leinem 8lute eez
babet: er Bate ben @erbanp obgeri0en-
er mar tcbt. .
Das trauriee S6idial peS 3aretpitl9
&lerej petromitl6 1T betannt. Der Bar
iab in Dem 3urIf9etebrten nur ben sra,
ieitdtsSerbre@er. Der utaS pom 2. ST.
bruar 1718 ertldrte tbn Der Gbrpnfplee,
per @usipru@ BON IA Mf9tern be@ 2ez
bens perluiis. Das GppeSurtbeil marp
tbm befannt 9ema6t; bte ipdtere 8e8naz
pt9un9 iiberlebte er jeop6 nur UNI ,pent9e
Sage. Ct Narb til ssserfer esn &c Stunt
1918.
Gruber 19on eretlte Die r69enpeNemefS
Donna Diana. @on ibrem @erfubrer in
Gloren; Derlai1en, fI6tete fie f16 IN pa6
&tpfter Marta Masbalena bel pa33t UNI
in bel1en Mauern ibre @9anpe 81 Yerz
bergen. Na@ tpeni9en Monpen ifarb fe.
Die &eoe 9in9> fie babe @ift oenomnen.
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S@lieBli9 nod Elm Bprt 3u ben .6erren
2anpfauHeuten -@

@eit bent Bestnne seeenwdrtiser Cation baben
mir unler 5anpt- -Mueenmert auf's @bple1ale-
@elbaft selegt uno luden bierin unfere 5aup
yprce gu entptdeln; mir baben biefir ein @rtra>
Oeparten1ent etnri9ten laiIen unb beten ben Ser
ren 9Sieoerserfaufern I'M 9anbe a(tr @prtbeile
unb Bequemli9feiten, bietbnen nur ppn unlerer
gpneurrenten in ben Itli9en YldBen plferirt tper~
ten tSnnen. l1a|er @tod 1T fi;r ben Grs Gupbs
eonlum in Mtmnsict Elm tpirfliG eroBarttser unb
weroen eS errabnte 6reunee in ibrem SntereIIe
anbern 5anle tn Minnelota mDgli9 1T, ,pas Muar
wabl unb 8iOtsfeit betrifft, aud aur anudternb
NIT un6 cpncurriren gu fDnnen.
Serr M1terbab
Der init otelem Oepartement 5etraut tpprben. pirs
e6 il9 anaele9en etn lae1t unlere Yerebrten Sun
ben in jeber Besiebuns 3ufricbensu aeuen.
Suffice & Gprepaugb.
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slaentcn Der ~Wftnn. Staatsjeitun9'
OOOI.A>e.l>

sleentcn Der ~attnn. Staatsjeitu"s. I"
... Mtnnelpta.
5a1tiuss unp Dafota 60. 5err 9er5ps.
Wep lllm unb Brppn @r,ntY St. Tprlter,
ct. Weter uub 9ticplet GtY QD- 94immel,
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Carver ct. &ult,
Mantatu 5;rr Saltus 8. 5artmann:
5tia pater unb @aIbingtcn Gty 9b. @9tTter
Winpna unb @inona GtY Or. Slider.
YeQeplain 5err Trans y. 3eYbertebt.
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Neab5 0anbins. $. Duerre.
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WabaIbat, @eors 9uber.
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BromnspiQe 5err GriB Slid.
9ufalo &its, 98i5c. ST. @4uttler.
Jountain Gity> Wiss. Or. @pabr.
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Civil zSnsenieurs unp 2anpYermeller
eupfeblen 1ib bem Vublifum gum Nnfertisen yon
8auplanen unb &oltenanl9ld9en, 5um Vcrne1en
unb Ra1tiren bon 2pts unb TarmenL iopit gum
Mu- unt0erfauf ppn BaupldBeu unp Qdnoereien.
Muftrdee merben prompt uno betens aussefabrt.
Dolf y. Meyer 2out6 8rpdmann
@t. 9Deter. Mew> uln1.
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Wir baben fur uniere leDr eeraumieen neuen
grtaltaten uniere @intaufe Sesen bic friberer
Sabre nerbpppelt> In perl9iebenen 8ran9en per-
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in Minneipta, fir oie3ufunft ii& beGelben suten
&ufes uno 8ertrauens 3u erfreuen baben herbe,
ais .ppn,it uniere Giru,a beebrt purbe.
Sur Rauaeute i'm 2anpe erlauben mir u,,s bic
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nerfaufer lebr sunltis eeteIt uub mir ben bies-
labrisen abnprnt biuigen @infdufen 3ufolse in ber
Sage liue, Gortbeile 5u bieten, mic friber nod
mic. nnler partner, 9err 6. Mabler, bat bie}sn1
Ne0prt unferes @el9dftes ppr5uiteben Abernpm=
men une pirb eS in ietner Betpobuten @etle llb
anselessn ietn lalen, iupubl 94bplelale als &e-
tai!Sertaufe sur tepuberen 3ufriebenbeit ter 5sr-
rem 8Gufer III eifectuiren.
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Stride, ct. Yaul Minn.
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2aserbter~@alupn 1T tets gu baben
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2alte Speiieu uub Seine @tearreu.
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