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M HORsT OWNERs.


DR.. suoot's Infallibls Liniment for Horses is IN
rvusd by any and in eli esses Of Lanenesss arising
trum grrains, Bruises or Wrenehingi Its eilct is
rlarieri and certain. Harness or Saddle Calls and
ai-rbons nay be oasiy prevented and cured in their
fsrisnt Stages, but confirmed cases are beyond ths
ro.rtfHtT q q radical cure. No case Of The kind
hOusTar q 90 desperate or hopeless but It may Be
rsTistod b. this Liniment, and its faithful apph-
slfion win always remove the lamsnesas and enable
fhe horss 70 travel With comparative ease.
Ever horss owner should have this remedy ct
hsnd. f5r its timely use at tho first appearance OF
LumsnesS win sasctuallT prevent those formidable
eir,osss mentioned, 70 which an horses are liable,
us which render so many otherwise valuable horEes
naarly worthless. Strong ArmstEong, Agents for
Ui1uzland- eeslealleoze NJ
IN sUBsoEIBURs HATE JUsT SET UP AT
sl-lr artoa Feed NIL which Is in conneotion with
frsfr on Oloth FACTORY and " Mhife Lead " Moiks on
~ canal Juss above ontario street. New NIL lor
sTrindinF Corn and Cob Meal 10 the use oi which
~1oss Thar fWeuty-fVe per cent u saved N toe1-
EIl rlthrr 70 hers, homes or cat1le- Oorn IN tne
- fourhf and taken IN exchange for meal.
- JOHH WEBS1EK 90.
CsEslsnd, Jan. {, lsd2. ia14RzI
TTVHf BEST ARTIFIOIAL HELP
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P. P.s.-Our regular Anniversary is held in
the third week in January, which will be
next week, when due notice will be given.
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G0tnmissma.

SALT-
- 100 barrels Fine salt,
DJ = E1EI % d..
e o. tackB (I4 bs ZACH DaiIT Sa-l - -
20 barrels Eairy with bags enclgesi. ~
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.9S00 BUSHELS RYE,
AOOOe 30a0 bushels Barlsrt
,ll0o ls0o {. oltI, s@,vo,,'
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900 BBLS. USWAGO aWA4ER-
oOO LIME for sale bg 3. Z. LIQEs
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900 BUSHELS CLOVER SEED
gOO ,S1S ioTsals by 3; 2; ,LagA.o
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ENDR SALE.=l,)U0 Bush CaRADA
Psas, 50 bbla choice Cranberies IN stara and for
SllIs b. CALDWELL 8 slA. no IS.
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" "ESTE EHN Ian D.---H. -. ID
TI7. q Ifas l1ls I'm q LIttIss
eonllane'T On hald alar11 qugltitT q lr1 80 y
ltnd - va. y l1coEll ID 4l4 lLi-lcilii = 81.
ooa va Ro11a 4 j.EnirEl. HlE5la 5.1eIIo
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-04

WAsniseroS, Jan. 2.--The steamer Step
ping Stone came up from the totilla last
night. This steamer on her accommodating
trip up Oecoquan Bay lately scattered the
rebels with three well directed shots from
her 20 FOUNDER. the shells bursting right In
the midst Of the rebels. but IN her return
she was followed by rifiemen, who, concealed
behind trees. fred several bullets through
her sides. One OF the shots passed through
the bed Of the captains berth.
The new rebel battery Il on Postum Nose.
this side of Cockpit Point. and j. TIE nearest
battery TO this city.
At least one hundred heavy guns are plant
ell there. as shells have been fred 10 Malta.
waman Creek.
Gen Benham has been released from ar.
rest and l. ordered 10 report himself for duty
at once. The Court Of Inquiry ignored the
charges against him "a soon as they were
read.
Col. Wilson's regiment Of Mechanic fusi-
leers have been ordered 10 report 10 Genera
Lane at Fort Leavenworth. The line officers
will be selected from the States from which
each company halls.
A quorum was not present ia either House
to-day.
New Years was marked By especial cor
diality on the part Of the diplomatic corps =
All the foreign legations we're at the White
House at the Official reception. and called OF
the Secretary of State subsequently,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-04

Letter from the 9th Pennsylvania.
We are permitted to publish the following
letter from Q soldier In the 9th PENNSYLVANIA
Regiment to a relative in this CITY.
Ninth Regiment, Pa. X. e.
CAxP PiERPoIsr. Dec. -, 1861,
Dear John; | got your letter on the 18th
inst. and was glad to hear so much news
from home. The next murning we started
on a forage expedition with General Ord in
command. and got to Drsnssville before noon.
our Regiment in the lead. We had been
there but q short time when the scouts re-
ported a body of rebels In sight, so We made
ready and started for them. our regiment
was marching 10 a line through a jack-oak
woods and had just got TO the edge ola liz.
tie hill when about fifty yards OF in a Pine
thicke,. we saw a regiment Of men. some oil US
we're going to shoot. others hcsitated think.
ing they were our own men. and they called
10 US not to shoot. but they had scarcely the
words spoken when the whole Of them
jumped out AMI whacked away at Us. we saw
!, In time TO drop TO the ground. their bullets
cutting the trees all around rs. As soon as
they fred they jumped back into the thicket.
their officers hallooing give IL to them
boys" that WAS all | heard as the noise In
creased rapidly. All | know Is. We started
Into the thickct after them. putting our bul.
lets In and out as fast as NO knew how
The fight lasted one hour and a half though
Il seemed but a few minutes to mo Only
three Of our regiments got into tho fight.
one ride regiment. called the Bucktail.. and
the 9th and 9th Pennsylvania regiments. |
learned from one Of their wounded that they
had four regiments Of Infsntry aud one Of
Cavalry. and a battery Of six cannon. We
had exactly tho same number. minus two
cannon. We had twelve killed and thirty
wounded. They had one hundred and ten
killed aud forty wounded. After all was over
started through tho woods TO sec what we
had done. | counted seveu,y.,hree ofthelr
dead 20, remaining. all shot through the head
and upper par, Of the body. They we're
clothed la home spun jeans. some few had
gray. Their wounded were all gone. bu,
their guns were leh on the field will no,
sttemp, to toll you h.w things locked there,
/, was too rough to talk about. AZ for my
self. I think | must have been either crazy o,
mad, for | hardly remember anything thai
happened after the frat shot. We staid there
I'LL night. In tho evening We saw a scouting
party watching us. our General called up a
% pound y and gave them another she'll
We then started for home, leaving tho regi
ment that came out 70 reinforce ~. TO bdng
home the deed and wounded
| got tho last Wabash Express YOU sent.
wish YOU would send one every week.
W. W. c.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-04

THE wAR TALK IN C~ASADA--The Mon
treal Commercial Advertiser. apprehending
that in case of hostilities that city would be
first attacked says: LET Montrealers re
member that Montreal is the key oil Csnada
once in the possession Of the enemy. the
whole western country Is cut of from supplies
aud reinforcemeats and nothing Is left for IL
but submission. In General Scots report
on the War OF 1919 - he pointed out the
blunder made BY invading Upper Canada in.
stead of psralyzing it by capturing Montreal.
And he was right; Montreal is the key OF
Canada. and we may depend upon IL the mo
ment war Is declared the Federal forces will
march on Montreal. IL We are not prepared to
meet them. Railways will bring them 10
Rouse's Point. thence there are good roads.
and an open country practicable for any
force, in winter or summer Lsprsirie Com
mon will be the first battle field. for there
the army which covers Montreal must make
ia first stand. Let our citizens then. old and
young. prepare. every rank. from millionaire
to the day laborer, every age from sixteen e
sixty. must take up arms, on them IS the duty
not only 20 protect their homes and their
! property but 20 save Canada
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-04

A BsrTLE fMxIsESr.-Mr. Prentice OF the
Louisville Journal has just returned from
Green river. and SAYS In Mondays paper:
I'VE have the very best authority upon which
to base the opinion that a battle will take
place in the y~iciuity OF Green river. on the
Louisville and Nashville railroad. within a
day or two. II. indeed. a collision has not
already occurred. Gen. McCook was perfect.
" aware on Sunday that the rebel forces
were advancing from the direction or Bow
ling Green, ard a force Of one thousand reg
ular troops had been thrown forward on Sun.
day night 90 meet Gen. Buckner's advance
We may therefore anticipate exciting lew.
from Green river 10 day
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-04

George ID Pretiice. Esq, Ofthe Louisville
Journal. presented on Friday Of last week a
a.e from Gen. Negley's Brigade TO the bn
r.ae Of Gen Rousseau The presentation
took place al Camp Wood on Green river. IN
=, e<~rce OF the entire srms- The address 81
Mr.. Prentice on The occasion wHsa most
e-loouent and soul stirring producsion-wos.
INV Of the great ane offhe speaker atd Of
~. Great cause IN which our gallant soldiers
are engaged. We regre, that Ne have not
room Tor IL 10 day.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-04

PHILAprlrHIA. Jan. o-capt Alfred Ba
con was no, killed At Paducah. as previ-
oasly rep rte1. but in a skirmish between
the rebel and Federal pickets nsar Cal
hoan.
kentucky cavalry WAS attacked b = ,-Tger
force OF the rebels. and Eve % sur men, in
Guiding Capt. BscOn. we're killed. and twenty
taken prisoners.
wm. BACON Stevens ~as consecratsi As
sistsnt Bishop Of Pennsylvania this morning
a. -. Andrews Church.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-04

AZ the battle Of Dranesville a ball erte ell
the body Ola Pennsylvania soldier in the
region Of TIE groin. IN IL passage IL struck
q leathern purse. Swapping the steel clasps.
bending = & yedollsr gold piece Ikea Thin
Die. and lodging in the fsshy part Of the
BODY. The resistance OF the metal impeded
the progress OF the ball and thereby saved
hi- life. for il va subsequently removed, and
the soldier i doing well.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-04

Ii is refreshing to learn that amid the uni
versal inactivity that is NANTES st throughout
the vast army we have now in the field. that
there Is one lipe General. In another place
will be found an account Of n recent exploit
by Gen. WALLACE in Southern Kentucky
LEV keeps the rebels astir in his vicinity and
keeps his troops healthy by giving them ex-
srcise. Let others do likewise.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-04

Tia Sullivan DraeeTai OF THURSDAY @ss
-, Co.ison's artillery company leii on
T.e-iay last Cor ID~diansPol's. where they
All receive their guns and will We under
and. 20 Into camp for instruction and psae
tee.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-04

ore Of Zen Buffers Expedition.
BosToS. Jau. 2-Abou; 1900 men OF But.
ler'- division embarked to-day and vii sail
tomorrow
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-04

DINE Vent Snd Pork Plugs. ], 2.
J. :, 4 and srsnny Barrel Nails. Wilson's stesIs
and rufehsr Knisss, &c kc, al
&C 4 " : Po1wISs
Dse.Dber SO. isslslr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-04
DIR. J.. %. ucIcan's Volcanic 0ii
Lintmeut.
Tns BKsr ExuENAi ~ rm boaip. soH NJ
oE BlAsr.

Tn, BKsr ExfiENAi ~ rHn Noatp. soA NJ
ON BlAsr.
-rhousands Of human beings hasH besn s.ssd o. Nis
OF decfeputude aud misery, by ths usg "fthls iusai
nabie llnlmcnt. II will relieve PAIN aimpst a. A.
tAneously, and Il will cleanse, rurii, @s~i assi toe
foulsst ORR Ia an incye dibly short uiue. clfAN
VOLCANIC OIL iINIMkNT will relieve. Q meet 49,
veterate cases - rheumatism, ouut, 80 Hsufalfia
For Paralysis, Contracted Muscles, Stiffness " Weak
ness IN The Jolnts, Muscles 90 lAgAni'its VII n's
>, fail. Two applications ~ill cure sore Tiroai.
Headarhr or fArsohr. for burns 81 ~alds. 90 Az
Pain. n Il an infaiilble remedy. Try e, ai"l 3Hn VII
md ID an indispensable r'meiy. Keep II ai"s3s "a
hand.
PLANTERS. FARMERS - any oie having chsfss
a horses, wili save money by using Mei~an's Vol
eanic OF Eminent. II h a speedy aud iniaiiihls
cure for salls, Spfalns. Chaies. t%~sliinea, iahfr'lsr,,
sweeney. sores, wounds. Scratches, 90 ANY external
dl.sases. Try II, and you will be eonsnaosi.
DIR. =. ~. Mclean. Sole ffoprisi"l.
,.eiwly saint Louis No.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-04

NOTICE OF. APPLICATION
~ Notice "a hereby gives. that | will apply "a
the Board OF Commissioner Of vigo county, Indiana,
at their next term, commencing on the mrs, Monday
In March. iss2. for a license TO sell "inioNieauns
Liauors I'M less quantity than q quart NJ a time Ny
place Of business and the premises wherein saio "
suors are TO be drank. are located N Wells Live
~ stable, on lot NJ lis. ia Terrs Hsute. In Harrison
Township, In vigo County. Indiana.
JOHN v. HARRINGTON.
Jan. I, 1894 .ditAwaw.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-04

ON t.ss eosftAlsf. alotsNsss. ns<nAenf -.
There never has been q cAtiAhric msdicit
offered " he puhli,. that hAs given such en'fs sa'
l.factlon A. AslxAn's tuieefsal pile.
Ie.ns entirely vegetable. they arr peFteetb hit"
o.nt an can be taken b, the moat tender itinN -
e,ompt aud powerful in removing all bilious se,ts
uons, acd az ilapufe, feud hAu'' h"na ~ s'e'n- !.
la fact, they ate lls vn3 PILE hhai sN'nl" w e+'' W
mslanous Districts,
They ptoduce no gripping, a'Ai'hs 80 rsh ,. ~
stomach 90 bow IL. hongh tsi9 active aha s'ei'NS'a
,h.I.., .,d kldnsk'. Who will aufcf ffoin bilious
49,. hs .daeAe ani foul stomach, wheu 40 rhesi .
r,tnsd, .An he ohtalnsdi Keep them e"''-iann, "h
hand, a slngle dpnr taken 10 teAs"t, may pi'''i
-, s....nA ,.oulh, IL si,kueas. AL ff a.. J.
mi Netean's Cfaeeasai Pitts. Hte ua "hef. lsi.s
coated. they afe t~astslsss, ipies oily 10 setis pc
bon and can be- arnl ~ nail "a any pat VI The L >
J. a. NOLAN. sole Prop .stni.
g.rnef ~ Third alal Zine ST.. NJ. laslla.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-04

Proposals for Keeping the Poor and
Insane.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be
~ received at the Auditors Once until Saturday,
February he 18th, for furnishing all necessary beds.
bedding. clothing, fuel and for keeping the resident
and transient poor Of yigo coanty, and for such In
sane persons As may be sent 10 the County Asy ium.
for TWO years from the nrst day OF March next
The bids for keeping the resident poor will be fog
. certAiu amount per snnum. and for keeping ths
transient poor aud insane for a certain sum PEI
week Tor each transient or insane person, to be pnd
quarterly.
Tbe use Of the farm, With the privilege 81 cutting
such necessary Greenwood ~ may be required fos tbs
use Of the house, will be taken into consideration In
making such bids.
The Commissioner reserve the right Of deslgns'
ting the kline OF grain that shall be planted or sow
upon said place In the year ls6.
X. ALLAN. Aud. yigo County.
Terrell auto, Jan }, ls63-d~sw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-04
NOTICE or APPLICATION. /.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION
~ Notice Il hereby given, that We will apply 10
the Board OF Commissioners Of vigo county, lndi.
ana, Al their neat Term. ~oomnsneiuk on the nfsl
Monday In March. 1se2. for . License TO cell
Intoxicating Liquors In less q1snti'y thsn a quar-!
the pfsmlses whsreon said Liquors are 10 be drank.
are located on Lot No. 60. ia warens Block, on
wabash street, between ID and eth street. Ia lstIo
Hauts. In Harrison Township. In fiso soaf y, lndi'
ana. " Nttsf W
dsssiditAw3w.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-04

NOTICE TO Real Estate Dealers
hsse Dwellings and Steers Rsomr IN pear ~
to~rk. s-sfieut plse>s 20 sell goo1s. v.ich I ~ih
u.te fr property N e. nssr T-rrs Hsat, and pay .
ei1crsDes N essh. Appiyto
sHAkRKRI,
te<fetkvtm HGa ksas AEsnt
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-04

To Jon want your delicate. sicAls,, pony dhilifet
a. BE- healthy. strung and f~obusu-then give them
Neirau's kifengthing Cordial. see The difect"fs 80
each bottie.1 a IL deiiCicus 81 tale.
one table spoonful, tsAen every motuing, tssinF,
IA a sure preventive agsins, chill aud iseef. sehoe
fevef, cholera 90 any prevailing disease. -
CAt~T1oNi-newafe "a Druggists % dealefs eNs
may ny 10 palm upon you = eottls II hitisfs 90 So
sapafllla (which they can buy ehsspl ~ saying a -
luss az gosd. There are even men hArh sneesh Sc
s,sal a part ~ my name % dub theft VIA deco
uons. Avoid such infamous PIRATES and Their VI
lalnous compounds AL Zoe IL. }. u. hclesns
strengthening Cordial and niced Further. tsls
nothing else. II IL The only remedy us' WIZ l"''3
,,u, Tlned thoroughly. and ~ tho same time.
kfHrNuTunN and ~lNfioORAth the whole stseni'
tauon. n l. pat up IN large hotties-t per tefus'
OF sis bottles iof ~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-04
MEDICAL.

DR. ID. G. WALLACE offers his
IL Professional services 10 the cinrens " Terre-
Hsu,e and sIrrcandipg country.
~OfFICE-Fcur doors west q g. W. fsifick's Drug
Store.
REsiDENcE-oa swan, between 9Th and 7h
Streets. Doiedv1n
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-04
MEDICAL.

GREATEST REMEDY IN
AND sar
MosuDeisetous A delightful. Cor
dsat Ever rnkcn
THE THOUSANDS upon thous
i ands Who are daily using Mciran's sirenstben-
Gag Cordial, certify that n IL ahsoluty an hfelie
Die remedy Cor removing and fNNlGohATtNo a.
shattered and diseased system, purifying and en-
riching the hiood-restosiDs Tie sick. suner'ug 'n-
valid 70
Health and strength
riKRE Is NO MSTAkE ABOUT
Z II will cure liver Complaint. Dyrpepais. nSrlh-s
Dysentery, Headache. depression u spirits, t''~
and Ague. Inward Fever. had Breath. ot ~, ihsesf
Of the liver, stomach of bowels.
GENTLEMEN, do you wish 20 be hesihy. stf"os
and vtgorousf
LAulRs, DO you want The llosn VI health a. niount
20 your checks a~galni-thsn 70 ~ once sod gst
MCLEAN sTRENo1fENtNo CoRntAi AND
HOOD rtAfifki
Delay rot q roment. II 10 warranted 60 give ssustA.
ton. IL will cure any disease OF NE Kidneys, womb
OF Bladder, Painting. 0bstfucied hensfasucu. lHl
ling Of The Womb, bsrfeuness. - any tiseases sfisinf
fom Chronic o. Nervous nc'iii9 his an i"ielihls
remedy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-04

HENRY ID. MANN. PHYSI-
IL CLAN and Surgeon.
~oFFIcE-B4rr's Blook, Corner of Stb and wsessh
streets. Tcrre-Hasie. In Dee. 3, 1881. tfy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-04

Then may the soldiers all return,
To cheer the hearts ofthose who ourn-
Aud from their scouts and marches rest
With all their country honors blest'-
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-22
LEGAL NOTICES.
7777777-7--------
STATE OF MAINE.

To WILLIAM q. BARROWS, one of the Justices
of the Peace for the County of Cumberland, resi-
dent III the town of Brunswick, in said County:
VoU are hereby requested to call meeting of the
i holders OF bonds of the kennebec & Portland
Railroad Company. secured BY its mortgage made TO
trustees theIeln-named, pursuant to vote of said
Oct Z, 1852 they having become. by virtue OF fore
closnle of the right of redemption of said gage
members of company incorporated by statute, chap
ter ittyone and section ifty-seven-and the UNDER
signed are three members of said last named compa-
ny-to be holden at the Depot in said town of Bruns-
wick on Wednesday the fifth day of November next
at ten OF the clock in the forenoon to act upon the
following articles -
First, 10 organize said company and to choose
clerk. directors treasurer and other officers.
Second TO adopt code of bylaws.
Third, to determine how future meetings shall be
called.
Fourth, TO adopt measures to procure final settle
ment with the said Trustees, and q conveyanc from
them of all title and interest acquired by them by
vii tue of said mortgage and its force osure.
Ffth, TO authorize the directors, other persons
TO compromise. or pay, procure delay of payment
OF all prior demands. bonds, and Claims against the
kennebec and Portland Railroad Company.
Sirth, tosuhorize the directors, or other persons
to make with the trustees in possession
of the IailI DAD. respecting its future use.
!SereBth, TO act on any other matter that may be
presehted.
80 ETHER sHEPLEY,
WM. ID. SEWALL,
N. NJ. WHITMORE,
Octohar 1850
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-22
MISCELLANY.
Hen.pecked Husbands.

A writer on the Rights of Women" in the
August number of Bidcktcood. contends that
"the true happiness and well-being OF women
Is TO be found in their performance of domes-
tic duties,' and that any attemptto TO make them
wholly independe t implies an inversion of
the laws OF nature, which is simply impos-
sible and absurd.
The writer however, acknowledges the fact
that a great many male beings of the human
species derive their chief felicity from being
entirely eubect to the control and guidance of
their wives, and makes a candid admission
that men Of talent and genius have benefited
from domestic bondage. The case OF the latter
class Is put in this pleasant way:
The patriot, who has just made the senate
house ring with his vehement denunciations
OF tyranny, uses the latch key for admission to
his own domicile with the nervous tremor of
an Inexperienced housebreaker, and steals on
the tptoe up stairs, his heart palpitating in
his bosom, least the creaking ola treacherous
board should awaken from her early slumber
and unloose the tongue of that sweet saint
who nightly reposes by his side. The poet whose
strains have entranced the world, dares not
for the world dine out without permission
asked and obtained; and woe be to him il, in
moment of untlinkng hilarity, he has been
persuaded to quaff but one cup more of spir-
itous nectar than is his just and reasonable
allowance! Retribution cometh in the morn
Ing, ana the favored oil Phpbus, In order to
obtain the assuagement OF an additional basin
OF bohea. is fan to play the penitent and sub
nit to a lecture in which his intemperance
and disgusting behavior is uniavorably con-
trasted with the habits of the beasts that per-
ish.
Even the veteran of hundred fights. whose
valiant spirit quailnd not in the midst of mas
sacre and death-who has led forlorn hope
plunged the ditch, and sealed the wall by the
shattered and vibrating ladder, when the hos
tile bastions were belching fire, and the ram
parts bristling with steel-even he covers like
u helpless lamb before the dulcet Amaryllis,
and meekly implores her for that mercy of
forbearance which he would dsdaifl to ask by
word or sign from the most trucuent Goliath
of foeman, even were his weapon struck
from his grasp, or his sword arm disabled by
wound.
The writer nevertheless Joins in the cry of
"Place aur Ddmes!' 1t is not a mere empty
courtesy that allows them to take the pre-
cedence. They go before their husbands
because they are the natural leaders, and
when domestic strife arises, it is usually the
male and not the female who is the party
chargeable with rebellion.
Upon the whole, let us admire and
assent to that exquisite provision of nature.
which, without unduly lavoring either sex.
gives the predomlnance TO the stronger intel
lect and will and let those who are conscious
ofbeing henpecked lay this flattering JUNCTION
to their souls, that they are no worse off than
Marlborough and Marshal Ney, and reconcile
themselves to their fate accordingly.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-22

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