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The New York herald., 1862-09-28
\, aged 20 years, late Q nom.

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O'BRiES.-McHAK U BRIEN, aged % years, late nom.
Der of Hose Company No 81
The friends and relatives Of the family also the
ners ana honorary members o. the above company and
TO attend the funeral from his atc residence No. n
Sheriff street, this Sunday afternoon halfpast
O'Clock.
oBRiEs-on Friday, September 49, at the residence Of
her son. DR. l. j. OBren No 202 East Thrtieh street. Mrs
EzAHxru sHrA BRnS, wife OF the late Daniel oBricn,
Her friends and those OF her sons Ienatius Oswn and
Marcus are politely requested 10 attend the funeral at
St. Stephens church (Dr Cummings) in Twenty eighth
street, Lexington avenue, on Monday morning. at
ten o'clock without further notice. The members Of Me-
trspolitan lodge No 273. and A. NJ, and the members
Of the Ninth Company, Seventh regiment N. Y S. M
requested 70 attend.
PrxR-on Friday, September 20, MARY, wife Of william
Piper, native OF the parish OF Dromore, county Tyrone
Ireland, In the 66th year Of herage.
May her soul rest In pence.
The relatives and friends OF The family and those other
tend the funeral from her late residence, No 1s2 Fast
Forty seventh street. between First and Second avenues
this Sunday afternoon, OF Two O'Clock.
QuArD-0n Saturday morning, september 27, after
lingering illness IzzE second daughter OF jeremiah and
ca,harino 9Said ID. IN nth, the 10Th year q her age
attend the funeral from the residence OF her father cor
ner Of Smith and Ninth streets, South Brooklyn.
RoDuAr.-On Saturday, September 27. BAyARp. infant
Of Henry s. and Elizabeth B. Rodman aged 10 months
and "a days.
The funeral will take place on Monday afternoon at
O'Clock, from the residence n his parents Ford
ham The friends and relatives Of the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend.
suYpAs-0n Thursday morning, September 25, at
College Point, PHEsT, widow Of Henry suydam in the 6sh
year OF her age
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral this Sunday morning. At
eleven O'Clock, without further invit.ton.
STASsARp.At Tarrytowu weetchester County, on FRI
day, scpteiabsr 80 GKoRas srAssAnp. aged 20 years.
SMrH.--kilIed on Wednesday, september IL, At the
battle OF Sharpsburg IoHS A. SMITH, Company +, NINTH
regiment Hawkins zouaves, eldest son o. simon aud
Marcela Smith, aged Is years. o months and days.
Nay his soul rest IN peace.
TuRNER--On Friday, september 20, MARVIN NJ. IrR.
NKR, In the 33d year of his age.
The relatives aud friends Of the family are respectfully
The New York herald., 1862-09-28
The Thirty-first New Jersey Regiment
EN- Route.

The Twelfth New Hamshire Regiment
en- Route.
BosroS, Sept. 27, 1862.
The Twelfth New Hampshire regiment. Colonel Potter,
left to-day for the seat Of war; and will arrive Jersey
City early on Sunday
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-10-23
Delightful Ecgcned.

There is charming tradition connect
ed with the site on which the temple of
Solomon was erected 1t is said to have
been occupied in common by two broth
ers, one of whom had family the other
had none. On this spot was sown a field
of wheat. On the evening succeeding
harvest the wheat having been gathered
in sepcrate shocks, the elder brother said
to his wife, only younger brother is un-
able to bear the burden and heat Of the
day; | will arise, take of my shocks, and
place with his without his, knowledge" ="
The younger brother being actuated by
the same benevolent motives, said within
himself, "My elder brother has family,
and | have none; | will arise, take oil
my shocks, and place with his, without
his knowledge" Judge their astonish-
ment, when on the following morning,
they found their respective shocks undi
minshed. This course Of events tran
spired several nights, when each resolved
to stand guard and solve the mystery,
They did so; when on the following night,
they met each other hall way between
their respective shocks with their arms
full. Alas! in these days how many
would sooner steal their brothers whole
shock than add to a single sheaf
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-10-23
Curling Pork.

\ French chemist has lately assorted,
that scurvy will never rise from the use
OF salt provisions, unless saltpetre be us.
ed in the curing that salt alone answers
all purposes, provided the animal heat
be entirel y parted with before salting.--
lie claims that the insertion Of pork in
pickle alone is not sufficient, but that it
should be robbed Thoroughly with dry salt
afterit has entirely parted with its animal
heat, aud that then the iluid running from
the meat should be poured of before
packing the pork in the barrel This
should be done sufficiently close to ad.
NIT no unnecessary quantity of air, and
some dry salt should occupy the space be-
tween the pieces. and then piclsle, and
not water. should be added. Great care
must be token to I'LL the barrel entirely
full, 80 that no portion Of the meat can
at at any time project above the suriac,
of the luil If this occur, change o
flavor ensucs such as is known with rus
ty pork.
The pickel, Of course. must be a satnr
ated solution OF salt and water, that is
so strong that is incapable of dssolvin.
more alt. 1t must be remembered tina
cold water is capable of dissolving NOR
salt than hot Working Farmer,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-10-23
& Rcnu,itui sentiment.

Shortly before he departure of the la
mented Hcbcr for India, he preached q
sermon which contained this beautiful H.
lustration:
"Life bears us on like mighty stream
of mighty river. Our boat at first
glides down the narrow channel, =
through the playful murmuring of the
brook and the winding of its grassy
borders The trees shed their blossoms
over our yong heads, the flowers on the
brink seem to offer themselves to the
young hands we are happy in hope, and
we grasp eagerly at the beauties around
us-but the stream hurries on, and still
our hands are empty. Oar course IN
youth and manhood is along u wilder
and deeper food, amid objects M one str'k,
ing and magnificent. We are animated
at the moving pictures and enjoyment
and industry passing us; we are excited
at some short lived disappointment
The stream bears us on, and our joys
and griefs are alike left behind us. We
may be ship wrecked, but we cannot be
delayed whether rough or smooth the
river hastens to its home, till the roar OF
the ocean is in our ears, and the tossing
of the waves is beneath cur feet, and the
lana lessons from our eyes, and the Hoods
are lifted up around us, and we take leave
of earth and its inhabitants, until OF oul
future voyage there is no witness save
the infinite and eternal"
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Ecccnirsciiics orour Nivgers.

A few days ago, a bevv of our town
wenches, fatally bent on keeping up with
the white trash, departed for the country
in quest Of plums to 'can up Suppo-
sing, Of course, that the late proclama-
ton of their illustrous friend swept
away all their disabilities, they very
coolly crossed into a countryman's yard
and fell to shaking off his plums. The
countryman came out and told them that
the plums were his, and that he wanted
them for his own use.
Desc is vile plums," said one Of the
black heifers, and we'S got as much right
to 'em as you has
This inaolcnce so enragcd the farmer,
that he threatened to put his dogs after
them if they didn't leave his premises inn
mcdiately. They to1k the hint, and sle
daddled. On their return one OF them
told her husband, { who is a very dan
gcrous and violent nggcr,) how they had
been foiled and threatened, upon whi ch
he shouldcrcd his gun and started off
swearing revenge. 1t SO happened that
the farmer was away from home when he
reached the house--otherws there is no
telling what nj sht have happened.
\ few day ago, a niger applied to one
of our Republican farmers for employ
mcnt, and was hired of course. After
the bargain was completed, the negro
asked, how is it bout de eaten" You
can have table 10 yourself, or eat at the
second table, whichever you plcnsc, was
the reply. The negro LETT in pcrlcc. dis
-
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/slglz2 MANHOOD;
1nzsNs.V How Lost How Restored

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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
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THEsECRETs YOUTH UNVEILED.

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DR. LA CROIN,S
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From Heu. J. J. HINES, istor gr Advent Chmct, Boston,
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Professor Of Pathology and Operative Surgery In th'
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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-04-25

TAX ON DoGs.-The late General Assem-
bly, of Iowa did at least oEe good thing in
declaring war upon the dogs, and owners Of
canine property will take notice that the law
in relation to its registry has already gone in
to effect by publication in the Des Moines pa.
pers.
This Law requires every owner or keeper
of dog to register the animal with the
township clerk, on or before the 18th of May
and annually thereafter paying a dollar
each for male and three dollars for female
dogs; also to place collar on the dogs
neck, of leather or metal, not less than an
inch wide, with the date and number of the
registry engraved thereon.
For fsilure to comply with these pro-
visions, the dog owner is liable to fine of
five dollars, and penalty not exceeding
fifty dollars is imposed upon any one who
shall kill or steal registered dog. The
township trustees shall require all unregis-
tered dogs over three months old to be slain.
Money collected under this law goes to the
school fund ,.