The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-23

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church NJ i't,lt village near Brighton,
Mass, where the congregation could not
aioits TO pas an urganist, the. recently
sought seli-acting urgan, j compact
instrument well suited to The purpose,
a'til constructed to play forty tuues.--
The sextcn had instructions how to stop
IT; but unfortunately he forgot tue latter
part ot lis business, ana after singing
the iiraL four verses Of hymn before
the sermon, The organ could not hs
stopped, and conlm.vd playing two yer.
ees.mo,c; then just IN the Clergyman
completed the words "let us pray" the
organ clicked, and started another tune.
The sexton and others continued their
exort:ons 10 tind out the spring, but no
MAN could put stop to i; 30 they got
four Ut the stoutest men III the church 70
shoulder the rerverse instrument, anu
they carried it down he ceutre slsie OF
the church, playing away, into the
el.arc. yard, whore ;tcon,!nued clicking
md playing away until the whole forty
sunes were finished.
1lA1R,MoSY IN MicE1GAS-Ille Hills.
dale papers has the following advertise.
rseni:
NOTICE Where's, ny husband, Il
rael a. Hale, when bcy OF twenty,
took him in dirty, ragged thing sick
and w!:hou. home. After working early
ind late to get him nsn'e,l, clean and
clothed, :.c naa gone TO live with his pa'
md mar. forbid anybody harhoring
a. Trusting him Oh my account, fnr
ssaN pay 10 more debts Of his contract
rlc. an.I1He HALE.
"a few moro sniies. efsw ro.e ,es.a,
some pleasure, much pin, !isis longer
:r,ryinr and worrying thrnag. ,hs
world, ecne has,y greetings sni abrupt
ts-,~e els. ara cur pi.y vii. be "i'arsi
co:," ard tho injurer and tho snsarad
.~i!l So lei ausv, ard ero long be for.
s.,-a. Is |. wo:;;: s:,..!e to ha:s each
easel"
-si.a q s---Cn .. debt, every ak
.saco ~, sc. xhP.! ia vnnr own; you
$3.50 ,,o; cn /, wi.. ;::.si!oye,s sensation
G. right to save i, srsad i, TO turn il IN
a.y f%a!,.,n i. il sSna! 70. Bnt IN debt;
,,-r money is not -osr own. l;hel'ngs
=, him to ~i,oin i: IA ise, "a whom you
ra.,sa.ly to.lsd :or :.-earned il.
r..a rz,;a~,-sn sa!.sed hustand tsi! Us
A..s ss.e. aacss In sorrcwsn, rAy.nA sAus:
I've esu--krou. ~Ifs, j.
whoa the Peat Of ray h!s
Add shs~o,s, Of al women 10 shs;
70. mar nsture's nct Asn1'
And every wa7 Ind
THAT eass jus: tAs vrcaS woman Tor me
The, who dish.l!eyc in yir.ue, he
canse man has never beet tnnnd perfect
nigh. "A Reasonably deny the sun, BIZ
osuse it IL no, always noon.
--Evcry~here enAcavor 70 be useful
snl every where you vii! be At home.
a compile of Ker.uckians lately viz
.ited Boston and act down 20 dine al
Revere House Goldfish balls were SER
I'd at thetable, and one Of the Ken
s.ckiana taking them for "corn dndger,"
preceded 70 break one in two. Getting
the acert sc it. he turned TO his partner
remarkinr, in most solemn manner,-
'.Sonett,ing dead il, that Toni"
The yonnsladiea Of sacvilie, Wis. have
signed compact that they will not re
cei.o the attentions Of any young man
caf,.hie Of bearing arms, who is not n
volunteer. or ahau not become one under
the last calls Of the government.
CANADIAN SEsrlxnkr.-l1on ].
3. Gias.ngs, who from his consular
position in Canada has good npportuni.
tics Of observing tho currant Of public
sentiment there. says that since the
Presidents proclamation appeared, the
rccliesof the Province have turned
round IL fsver OF the North, with the
exception Of the small cliques Of sece>.
essn synpa,hizers in a few Ut the priv
c:pal to.ns and cities.
IAN tbs stock SPECTATORS arc saia
70 be making money, and tho excite
melit in New York while the Board il
4, session ia similar to that Of 3 gambling,
hanso when large stakes are made
lie brokers hayo made more commits
e,sm business than ever before, and farm.