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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-21

GEN. ScHENCK AT BARNEsvILLE.-A.
will be seen by notice in another column
Gen. R. z. Schenck and others will address
the people at Barnesville on Friday, Sept.
goth. This is the last day of our County
Fair, which will prevent great many in
this part Of the County who would wish tc
60, from going. We hope, however, that
all will 60 who can from all parts of the
County; and in that part of the county, es.
pecially, the people should turn out e,,
saaasse. Gen. Schenck is one of the finest
orators in the country. @
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-21

THE Gazetts seems much exercised over
the fact that we have not filed our columns
with matters pc tanning 10 the arrest Of O..
Volney Dorsey State Treasurer, for ma
king an improper use Of the funds of the
State for specializing purposes. We omit
ted to notice the fact, not because We had
any objections to Mr. Dorsey's arrest, or
that we did not wish our readers to know
it, but simply because it was overlooked in
making up the paper, having been absent
most OF the week
We are proud to compare the action Of
the Union party in this case with that Of
the democratic" party in the case Of Mr..
Patterson. No one claims that Mr.. Dorsey
has taken dollar off the State, but has
simply used the money of the State to spec
ulate, replacing it dollar for dollar, with
gold or Government Bonds Yet he is
promptly arrested, his Office declared va
cant, and he put under heavy bonds to an
swcr
But your party runs man for re electo !
whom you admit took the gold thatnwos in
the County Treasury, belonging to the
people, when it was at large premium,
converted it to his own use, and defrauded
the tax payers out of the premium, which
was far greater offence than Mr.. Dorsey
has been guilty Of The Union party pun.
ishes Treasury thieves, your party rewards
them, That's the difference, Johny
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-21

The Gazette man is very much exercised
that Gen. Cox did net answer the questions
put to him by certain soldiers. We would
ask that remarkable friend Of the soldiers,
why his candidate for County Treasurer
does not answer the following question, ask
ed him some weeks ago through these col
umns, "If you are beaten by the soldiers
votes in the coming election will you contest
the election and attempt to have soldiers
votes thrown out, as you did when you were
last q candidate.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-21

INSULT TO SOLDIERS The. Gazette
publishes the names Of l3 soldiers whom
the Copperheads here have selected to dc
police duty for them on the occasion of the
VaHandighana meeting. If greater in
suit could be offered to soldiers than to ask
them to act as Constables or policemen at q
Vallandigham meeting, we can't imagine
what it is We presume this is Charles.
worth's work,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-21

IT is said by the Cincinnati Commercial,
that the military force of the United States
now consists of $4,000 regular troops, lO0,-
900 volunteers and 10000 colored troops,
in all 20S, 900 men, of whom los, 900 are
reported as on duty in the field. We sup
pose that the present strength of the army
is now rather over these fguIes than other
wise; but they cannot be very far from the
truth.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-21
9ew advertisements.
THE SHERMAN HOUSE
HUGH McNEELY, PI
Public House for Sale.

HEkEBf offer for sale my BRICK TAVERN
l. STAND IN MARTINSyIII,E, q. together viii
TWO Iown Lots, upon which a fine stable capable of
accommoe ating 40 horses 1t has all the convent
ences oil Tavern and is very desirable property 10
purchase The house is suitable for any busness~
II Is known by the name OF the Grant Housen which
Possession given in 10 DAYS from purcbose For
terms and particulars enquire at the premises or of
JACOB Ensnger, Marnsyle, Ohio. Title warranted
Sept 21 2w. G. ENSINGEp
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-21

THERE will be Festival at the Mount
Olivet NJ, L. Chu ch, on Saturday, Oct
7th, commencing at o'clock P. NJ, for the
purpose ofliquidating small debt still ex-
isting. Eminent speakers will be secured
to address the audience, in,ersperssd with
vocal music
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-21

TewNsHfp MEETINGS. s.-The Union Town
ship Meetings this Fall are very well at
tended, while many of the Copper meetings
are entire failures, and none are good
Even in MorristOwn the Union meeting
beat the Copper concern ofthe night before
three to one, and in Barnesville no meeting
was held at all, although the speakers were
there to- address il. This is bad omen FOL
yDoppsrheadisui
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-21
Sorghum not Taxed.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE INTERNAL REVENUE,

WASHINGTON, sept. IIth, 1868. J
SIR: In reply to your letter of Sept 9th,
/ have to say, that under the act OF June
3Oth, 1864, sugar or molasses made from
Sorghum or Imphee was held liable to a
duty of S per cent dd valorem,, but under
Section 96 of the above act as amended
March 81, 1865, sugar or molasses made MS
sboye,4is exempt from duty.
M n Very Respectfully,
d. @, WHITMAN, for Com'r.
g. ]. ALBRIGHT, Col. 10th Dist. o.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-21
Local Matters.

s@-NoTIoE TO SUBSCRIBERS. All ofou,
pubsc,qbers who find their papers marked thus
ID on the margin, after their names, ,oH'
understand thst their subscriptions are about
out, and that they are requested 10 rene,o.
All papers are stopped when the saJscrip.
tion expires.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-21
Belmont County Union Ticket
LElrciion Tuesday. October 10 |

(Flectiou Tuesday October 10
Senator-HFNRY WEST OF Belmont
Representatives-COUI,SO DAVENPORT, Warren
JOHN PATTON. Wheeling.
Clerk. r. MITCHELL of Pease
Treasurer-lIARKI.EY COOPER Of Rchlnnd
Prosecuting Attornry-U " COCHRAN, Rlchnnd
Rrcorder-JOlIN c. BOI.ON Sonrrset
Commissioner DENNIS KEMP, Washington.
Surveyor-WII.I.IAM c. BROWN. oi Wayne.
Coroner-ANDREW GRUBB. OF PeHse.
Director OF ofInfrmary-BAl.AAMN NICHOLS, Wheeling.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-21

WHEELING ISLAND FAIR. A Fair will
be held on Wheeling Island this Fail, 1.-THE
first for many years, commencing on Tues
day, Oct. TO- and ending Friday, Oct. 18th
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-21
Belmont Common Pleas.

MARY r slewart Depositions in this action will bo
- taken by the plaintiff a, the
burgess Stewart office OF the Probate Judge in Me-
S9nnellsvllle, Morgan County, Chic on the 2h day Of
odtober, D. 1865, between lock A. ~ and O'Clock
ed from day 10 day thereafter
ii d'Sept2l3w. r.. II. COCHRAN ATTY for Pha
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-21
Probate Court,

NOTICE is Lereby gwen that the follo,ving non.i
Executors, Administrators and Guardians have
hled IN my office their and vouchers ior
ment, TO wit: " '
James cFarland, Exr of Elizabeth Owere. decd
'peteT Bramhall, Guardian of Harriet A. Laishly.
Mmph w Philips, Admir- of Simpson Phillips deed
Wiiam Sheppard, Guardian OF Isaac II AIalinda and
Lucinda Sheppard. '''''''' anu
stephen Wilson, Guardian of James Mackall
Henry Heberling, Admir- of Samuel Nc Connell dec,d
John John Major, Ex'r Of Henry Gittinger, dec ID.
William Kinney, Guardian of William 4 Frost
Elzey Moore Guardian of VIM Glbam (Insanrl
Isaac Taylor, Admir- OF George # Shue. decd
susanna Uncles, Admir- of Francis L Uncles decd
nan lanes kenney, Admir- of Eli Pryor, decd.
49, Inc , mrs. hve VIII be for hearing and settlement on
on the l7th and the last six onthe 1s day of October
next DAVJn II ,ppIS ''o''
Sept. 81, 1865 Proba,e In5,.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-21

THE BELMONT FAIR will close tomorrow
(Thursday.) We understand they are
having good Fair.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-21
ST. CLAIRSV|LLE NURSERY.

HAVE large Apple Trees of good growth that will
seil very low Cherries, Peaches, Pears, Pums and
small iruit plenty, and Pines from to feet high
Grape Vines, and other stock. l employ no Agents
sept14.3m. IDS UaRRIS
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-21

Rev. j. M. THoBURN will preach in the
NJ. Il. Church, St. Clairsville, on next Sab
bath, at the usual hours.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-21
NEW FIR M.

I G. MENDEL have associated with them ON the
~ LIST day OF this month August Curran Mendel and
Crawford II Booth under The and style OF j. q,
Nendel & Co.
We would say to our friends and customers that we
receiving from New York and Philadelphia a
large and well selected stock OF Rich Velvet Tapestry
ply extra superine aud other Carpeugs Velvet Hos
sacks, Druget, CIR. and Bro Shades, &C. Also, good
su 'py Of fine Furniture, OF our swn make, Cushd
Tete, Sofas Chairs, &c. Fine Cane Seat Chairs, Gill
and Int. r, wood Mirrors Upholstered work fol
Steam Boats, Families, Hotels &C. All of which will
be sold low for cash.
sep7-3w j. Il G. MENDEL co.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-21
Farm for Sale.
One Hundred and Fifteen Acre,
PROCLAMATION.

NOTICE. is hereby made 10 the qualified Voters n
~ B"lmon, county OHIO, that general election Wi
.e he'a 1~ required Dy law. the Second Jbue
heg tue lOb day Of October 1865 at ue several pscs
Of holdng gensrsl elections in said County Of Belmont
an" ou VIII then and there pforeed 10 vote by ballot fo
Onc GoVernnr for the state of Ohio.
one Lieut. -GoyeInof for the state oi OHIO.
Ons Suprrme Judge lluli tcrnl for the snte Of Ohio
uhr Supreme Judge tyacdncyl for the state of Ohio
OHe Treasurer Of State for the state Of Ohio
me htoney-General fOr the SAFE Of Ohio,
Onc school Csnmis.oner Tor the state Of Ohio
state Of on W. '"'
One Clerk Of the Supreme Court for tie state ofobio
, Oie t"innon Pleas Judge for the ~ sub. division .
u" si Jndicin district. conpo ed Of the coupiss n
Belmont GHlnIssy aud Mo roe.
Ole senator Of the Ohio Legislature for HE ci.tric
coihtoseH OI ue counies oi Harrison aud Belmont
the ONO Legislature. -
Onc CIefk oi Court for the county Of BE mont,
Que Prosecuting AupTncy for Tie county Of belmont
tlne Recorder for county Of iicimDni
O One sOmhI-sIYier Tor The county oi Belmont,
One surveyor Tor the county Of o. imont
One Coroner for the county Of Belmont
One lnhrnary Director for the county Of Belmont.
y are hereby no'iied that ihe following number d
Jurors are apportioned TO hr tov.hips re- sp.ctyel
and that ihey are required to select the SAID number
make return thereof 10 the Clerk Of the Court Of Com
mon Peastogether with the POI book witir two dr
after the said Second Tuesday Of october 1875
Golerain Township.... 2 Somerset Township .
fHlshing " ..... , Smith
Goshen ..... 4 I'rinu ,
Nrkwood .....4 Warren q
Mead ..... A V.ssL,n,,o, 8.
Pease ..... : Nynvue .. -
Pu.mey ..... s Iyb..Iiug - .
Rehland .....ID YORK .
Aud the Trlcslees Of the several Townships ure
IuIther required to return from their respective Town
ships to the Probate Jndge Of laid county of Beltno,
Tie following nunbrr Of Jurors:
GGeLail Gital Iowh'hip''''- Son"rset Township 3
iu"'in '''''' -'''''' D smith ..........E...... 9
~ '''''''''''. . lhlol.''. '............
"h "o'" '''''''''''''' Warren. 10
n,tau ''''''''''''''.'.. Washington
=, ~ '''''''''''''lo Wayne. ............. s
uieN ,''''''''''''''' Wheeling ......-.......
hcniand ''' '.''.'...l2 York ..................
The Polls 10 he opened brt cen the Lonrs Of aud ia
the afternoon Of SAID day ~ "
, Given und' my hand al my Office in ST. Clairsville
ts ON day OF September los and OF the sixty third
GEO H. UMSTEAD
se' SherIh Belmont COUNTY o.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-21
DR.. William Estep,
Books Sold Exclusively
by Subscription.

A AIERICAN CONFLICT, by Horace Greeley; Emnn-
n cipaiiom Proclamation Facts for FarmaS and the
Family Circle, by Solon Robinson; Grant audhi, Cam
paieus by Hy CapRer, A NJ Editor Of the U. :. Scrv
GraNt and sherman, their Campaigns and G,nerss 5y
Hon J, I. Heafy ketell's New History oi The Ameri
Rebellion, from its its cl Sc com.
pete in one volume for four dollars; Raym,nd's Life
and State Papers OF A, Iincoli; sherman and his
Campaigns by Col Bennen and y Coz irnici Hollands
Field, the DJngeol aud the Escape, by A d Richard.
SON JOSEPH WOODROFFE Agent
sept7, 1865 .r.... ,t. 81, Ciairsville, Ohio
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-21

TEACHERS Examination at the usual
place Saturday, Sept. Both, 1865.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-21

Dos,r fail 10 see the SLOW RACE at
the County Fair.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-21
MARRIAGES

HOBENSACK-WOODS. On the 5h inst ,t ,l,. No
uoI nj Ho'e, 81 Clairsve, by Rev d n CampbeL n,
George Iiobensack aud Miss Ellen Woods OF Martins.
Vile Ohio. '''''
Wll.IlAMSON-HOFFMh he 13th inst Lv
Nrlswanger. Esq, Mr. Henry williamson OF Eas,
Idchland and Miss Morcilla Hoffman Of Iowa.
BAbB-MADDEN.-on the 14ih inst, at the Lewis
n' nonIe' by the same, Mr. Andrew J Babb aud Mis-.
Sarah Ann Madden all Of Belmont Co
1TPTON-CARPENTER-- the i3,b inst, hv Rev
James Taylor, Mr. james Upton und Miss Ctaris-
sa Carpenter
NARD-,SuLTZER-onth the 10th inst. by the same,
MIR David Leinafd aId Miss Sarah Sulncr
WAI.kER-COORCEY.--O the 18Th irs, by the Rev
). H. uber MIR WIN. Walker, and Mrs. Isabella
Coorcey, all Of Bel. Co o.
LikENS-Wl WlLSON.-On the 18Th inst, ly the Rev
j. H. Graha II, Mr.. John Lknms. Of Mario Co and
Miss Catharine r. Wilson, of Morrisown, 0.
LASH-DUNGAN-on the I4ih inst. by the Rev I
Johnston Mr. john a. Lash Of Weeen. W Va
Ohio. 90 , ~" ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-21

See Dr.. ssesye's Cssarrn Remedy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-02

Ma. RDr1oa: Alioss ~ u yssr
selsaas 70 expose vbat I aepes4 ~ m
geaslsnasly act on the part q ths Bar
lingtna HsuAsyA. Tho1aseS. In tho sass
70 which ! rsfst ore simply these:
On the ash q Nay there was : nsstss
Ing At Bsziingtos Of III The Dspaay Pro-
voet Nasshals Of ths First ConersaIipsal
District, q which meeting : sstieS q ~
aplntions Rere adopted eo11n 6nt6sy 70
Captain Rutledge and the Board q b.
rollmsnt. These fesolntiaas sexpressed
the honest sentiments Of The Deputies
present towards these officers. The reso-I
lusions were cent to tho Hswksys for Pub
location, and ON The 9th instant they ap-
pearsd in that psper under the head Of
ssLAsge Job Of withdrawing" whidh
heading in large capitals was placed even
the resolutions By the editor Of thAt pa.
per. Bssides this, the body Of one Of tie
resolutions was altered By inserpolatipg
the words. "who have lately been DIP.
charged, the necessity for their services
having ceased''
All this was done with the deliberate
intent Of Insulting the gentlemen who
signed said resolutions. IL M. Durham
had refused to publish the resolutions for
any reason satisfactory to himself, no per-
son could have complained but when be
assumes the responsibility Of altering the
manuscript furnished him in suct mAnnss
- grossly to outrage the feelings Of The
gentlemen Who signed tho resolutions and
the officers referred to therein, he ID
guilty Of an act which every high minded
and honorable gentleman must character
iss a. utterly unworthy the editor Of a
Influential journal, not 10 say disgtscsfal
in the extreme. In what light must ID.
conduct Of Mr.. Durham be regarded b,
every gentleman whose attention IL calles
to it? As one of he signers of said res
olu.ions am unwilling to let the cenduc
Of Mr.. Durham pass without lsyipg it be
fore the public.
OEE OF THE DRUMS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-02

IlATCHEL0R'e celebrated nAIR DIR 4sels Dss,Ss
- sAs WsstG. The suly Hsrnlsss, IN go Rss6a1h
dys Known Thisspieldld HAIR Dye r. srfset-
Ssusrs Brsre wthcu njuring the Hair o. Sfanine IL
Skin leaving the Hair son and Beautiful; I'M artsssb
itality .freQueut,y restoring IT. prjsne 90 fs-
les the III effects Of Bad Dyes. The genurBr signed
WILLIAM A. BA TCHxL0R; all others are sRefs lmse1l
tions and should be avoided. Sold by All DrtAg
tACT0Rf-S1 Barclaystreet, Hew York. Darcau1n''
sYv roILssCA1An for Dressing the Hair jye-dAvlV
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-02

COLGATB,s AoHEH, soar.
This celebrated Teiaes seap, ipsaeA saivsrsal
demand, IL made fspn shs cAeicess nsasisls, v
miid and snellensin it, nature. fragFansly
csatea, and sxtrsn 81, bensficies IN III sd
upon the skin: For sss b. al Drussisss ard Fancy
Goods Dealers. fsbtAsviyr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-02

4 Ths DKiAal ChanAsf, ~ Hssy Il wns
ing sand Instrsssion for Ys1sg usa. Also, nsv -
reliable trsssnens rDsssaes u the Urinary and sesus
sysse~sssns me-, N sealed envelopes Address. Dr.
>. sGILLIE aoueHroN. Howard Association. shila-.
delphia, Pa. sprSAasly
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-26
BAD We End " follow

BAD pRAc4rcE-Vt End " folo1
ing paragraph, headed ~ Bal Fac
tice." in OF. o! oar exchanges: "Manv
persons who use kerosene lamps are III
the habit, Shen going to bed or when
leaving 70 IN for short time. OF turn
ing the wick down low in order TO ave
triffe # he consumption OF oil. The
consequence il rhst the air Of the ro
soon becomes yi,ia,ed by the uncon.
sumed oil vapors, by the gas pr &c q
hy combustion, and aho by the minute
pa ticles of smoke and SCOT which are
thrown off. Air thuspoisoned is dead
" IN i,s effects, and the wonder is that
more persons are not ;snmediately and
fatally 1rjnreeby breathing ii. 1rri.a.
ton and inflammation ofthe throat and
lungs, headache, dizziness and nausea
are among its Effects
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-26

SOME spe cimens Of the Traenrar
have been introduced from Eastern
A.ia into Feance. These birds are
called Too chew. kee, bv the Chirese, a
naml meaning "The bid that vomits
fakes Of silk" Trey are brought from
the ,nsnn.ains Of 81. Chwen; and also
from the II I,,pay. Fokin ana Kwaro-
Ton. districts. where they are much
es'eennl b. the inl,shlnts, both far
'h,.ir l,lamsgc and delicacy at their
flesh. Elcere"vs and rich people al
WAYS keep some in cages. as cur,osties
The size Of the tragoran ssaoes not ex
ceel that cf common hen. lts |ln-
mage displays the aast va,i"d and
brilliant c"lars. The heal is iat black
vi Il g ia veilaw. cres, ; the n"ck is
sky blu: the breast a frey red ; the
back aud abdomen speckeled white on
red ground During summer T. dis
Z 1iavs the ma1Mhcencc OF us plumage
hv putting itself mp anu strn'iing about
with the pride nf a peacock, every now
md then uttering hoarSe cav: then
I'll at once it thrnsts out lounge st
leas, too: long, of 8 beautiful llne,
spcckeld with frey srots q ng the
Ala of ,ba sap,a t;,pa 49,, III. ~, ~,
little blue horns make ,h-ir appearance
IN its head This delightful spectacle
lasts abon, quarter Q. an hour, after
which he bird wi,h.draws its tounyue.
lets down its horns, and subsidies again
into its sob'r toilet FOR common wear
uttcring an od,l sound as il in ,nockcry
II the spectators;
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-26

IrAI,AN BREs-Goop RrsrL1s -
Ribweil Rrcs., ot Minncsota, send to tire
imericnr Agr;eultnsist statement
showing what good workers tho, Italian
are. "Last spring our ap'ary consisted
of one Italian, and So stocks Of black
bees, all in frame hives. We have in
creased our one Italian stock TO Is
our 58to lsl, principally by artificial
swarming. We have forced our old
Italian stock Eve times, AMI the fi's'
new one once. The parent stock
weighs to day AZ lbs (less' hive.) and
We have taken ont one fran. for each
new swarm forced. The Est new
swarm weighs ('ess hive) - fbs., its
swarm 81 ibs., the 2l IS lbs 81 81 lbs,
4th So rs. 9th So fbs. We have taken
from the 1T rev swarm, in boxes. p
TBS honey 2d 1875 lbs, 81 So lbs. 4th
744 lh~.. 5th 291 us, making in the
whole hives, 3s3 lbs hive honey, and
339i lbs. in boxes. Total 1929 lbs. as
the produces of one Italian stock, and
have given sealed queens to 8 stocks
If black bees previously swarmed We
shaU tahionize or uho1e opi1,ry ne.rt
season. All Of our 1876 stocks have
filed their hives except two yer, late
ones which came out The last Of Aug
us, anl st Of September. The aver
age weight of our stocks, less hives.
bees. &C.. is about So lbs of honey. We
have taken off in glass boxes ] 2os lbs
and oo1 n caps" Allowing soc. per
lb for hive honey. and 35e. for cap and
bnx honey. the income # this apiary
amounts 10 S3.o6l %.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-26

The writer of scientific article in
the Paris Putr;e relates a singular in.
stance OF prolonged le,hargy. A farm
servan, al Rouen who vas about 10 mar
rv, learned suddenly thar his intended
bride with whom he was passiona.ely
in love, had deceived him aud vas on
the poin' 81 becoming the VT. # Al
other. The ,onng man. although f
~ cNcitah,e nature, betrayed NJ siyns
# ;mpa'ienee. but yswncd, stretched
himself, and then complainei o. heas
moss in lis hen 4 anl feeling a drowsi
ness H.. went to bed and frll aslep;, !;
but the uext day it was fonri that he
cnnli not be awakened Elfarts t.
arouse him were made continually for
sar week brt with no better success
H. was then removed 10 the hospira!
whore he remained four months will
mt giving any n'hcr tokens Of lii. than
an occasional convu'sve m ,vcmcnt ae
the eyes. An attempt wss made te
make him swallow little wine and
hrott, but the proceS.pf deglu.i,ian did
not take place, and the iiqail> ti'weA
from his mcu h. \, the eSpua in I
the above mentioned period he awnk.
aud manifested. his surprise At finding
hims, Il in q hospital, md could scarc.l,
believe that he al slept more than a
t.w hours. The alarming leanness I"
which he had been reduced soon dis
he recovered his previous
strength. and shortly after cons led
himself for his faithl.ss sweetheart i.
another
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-26
SnueeZlng.

While we are growing very sensible,
indeed. in matter OF dress as far ~
boots, Balmoral skirts, warm stockings,
and hiffh nehkas, w"are degenern'ipg
in some Other matters qnite important.
The cors.t is now a necessary part OF
wrman's wardrobe; and, alas ! when a
woman does begin to wear coraets, abe
wsar them to email. and will tug Mt the
laees until her breath becomes shor'
and sic feels it necessary to refrain
f,om anything like comfortable meal
We cav nothing against a we'll ehapad
corset worn loose. but there lies the diff
culiy. A loose cravat injnrs the ap
earance Of the figure instead Of i'm.
rsoving it. and people wear corsets that
they may have small waists.
4 We can say is don. squeeze what.
ever you do may have small waists.
hut you are exposing yourself to a dog.
o. m,sfortunes which are as bad as
4 large waist. I. you'll surely have the
dyspepsia. and grow yellow, and cross
and unhappy -. yohr hands will grow
red 8, your nose; I, you will be unable
to walk mile at onc.;5 dinner will be
\ misery 6, your shoulder blades will
increase in size and altitude I. your
ewes will grow weak ;S. you will break
a. 80 or therehau,s, and be sick'y old
woman from ,ha, time forth If these
truths do not frighter women from 'igh
cnrse's. perhaps the information that
gentlemen generally d. not admire
what dress makers cal! spret.y figure"
- much ~ natural one, may have
some influence.