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New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
Tetu'5lork Qailu Gribr11e
FRIDAY, JANUARY 8. 1868.
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According to position in the paper.
Terms, cash in advance.
Address. THE TRIBUNE. New-Y0rk.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03

This policy would be specially just and eco
nomical in those States where, as in Mississippi,
Louisiana, and South Carolina, the whites are
feyest in numbers
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
The Florida Reconstruction Convention is t.
meet at Tallahassee on the Goth inst.

Louis Napoleon, as usual on New Years day,
received a call from the Diplomatic Corps, and
made to it brief address. If the Cable faith
fully transmits the substance of the address. it
was not worth the expense of its transmission
over the Transatlantic wire.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-05-26

WHkr re Cora gentleman in bus
mess in this city has for years made
practice. which is common with many,
of inviting his customers and friends
out to take a drink" Or a cigar A
friend endearored to convince him that
he was spending too much IA thls way,
aside from the other aud stronger OBJ
jeeiions 10 the practice The gentle
man insisted that tie cost was a mere
tribe, but to make sure of il he adopted
the following plan Each time he
spent anything for tins purpose, he de-
posted an equal amount IN boz in
his safe, keeping no account Of it. At
the eud of three months he counted
this deposit, aud found there, 70 his AZ
tonishment, over gtree hundred dollars.
the friend who related the incident to
uA said he lad just left the surprised
man, who was still looking Al the pile
of bills and thinking deeply. Perhaps
be vas reckoning the amount Of eou-
fort and pleasure the amount would
have brought 10 tho home circle, If
properly used. Or how il wouid have
helped to lake up some note when be
vas short Probably be has received
some mex ide4a which sill do him
much good. and noi inlare his custom
sFs -AgreHltarta.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-05-26

MmN / An pGFE. --W " hen / ara Pope
I propose te promalgate soine new ar.
ticics Of faith
Every man shall be married at
the age Of ~, o. show some good cause
for neglect Of dnsy.
2 Every man shall annually tax
himself one-ienth u his lncome, until
The sun reaches tie amount 0f---------,
- procure books, journals. and news,
paEaegA
5 Wedding gifts shall never con-
ass II laxur9es- jewels, plate, etc. --
bat " books and IL the birth d every
child. ten volumes shah he pat il the
library IN it, name.
4 II shall be tie dar oi every
yoang AArriei naa to read aloud to
hia pite. a least one hour DAY. ioF
the hfst ten yaaFs after marriage.
Bal thas shall not us construed 10 lhe
pfesndsce II tbs wifs's right 10 read,
lecture etc.
3 Al inen who lay bg their books
10 saii-inaulesnt AAa hidden manner,
absorbing knonieiee without be eft
= theif fellows. shail 81 treated as bees
are tAat hiie lAssr uests- smoked out.
aai tbelF nests brokeu upl
uoweveF | wssl n0s isll yoa whAi
oslax las@ saaall prpsnnggais. ior
feaa sAall Ice vcsaa aaa lail d he-
oems RaKs II II hnrAw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-05-26
Selected MiSceilmty.

TuE TouBorRAcaEL James Brooks,
lu q letter from ihe Holy Land says
Upon my feturn to Bethlchem |
rode 10 tho tomb oi Rachel, q small
building. Eith q whitened dome, aud
having within il a high, oblong monu-
ment hallt oi buck aHd s,aecoed over
The pl1ca il Wild aud solitary land not
treo spreads It's shadow where rests
the beautiful mother Of Isreai Chris
tian. Jew and Moslem al agreo tins is
last the spot where Rachel was buried,
ana ali delight in hnnoring IT, The
Turks are anxious that their ashes may
rest bear hers, and hence their bodies
have becu slreBa under tombs all
around tbs tomb Of Rachel The sweet
domestic virtues Of the wife have won
their love and admiration, as the tomb
Of Ahsalom. near the brook Kedron,
their letestation Upon the latter
they threw q stone 30 mark their horror
OF disohedlent son, while around tue
former they wish. when they die, their
bodies may BE Inferred. Nor is this
wonderful The vito worth fourteen
years service as a shepherd mast have
been d wife worth having. Ile whole
lie Of Rachel ls indeed, one Of the
most touching III biblical history. The
sweet shopherdess has left her mark up
on the memory Of men as well as her
tomb Tie tribute 10 her is tribute
to ii good wife aud Infidei, jew and
Christian all combine 10 pay it. The
great women of tie earth the Leno-
BINS and Cleopatras shave died, been
buried, aud their yery places q burial
forgotten to this day stands over the
grave ef Rachel, not ths pillar Jaeob
SET up, but modern monument in its
place, around which pilgrims from ev-
cry hand under the sun gather in re-
speet and reyertnce for the faithful
w4fa and Good fEntbef. 8f Isreal
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-05-26

Ey1I CoMPASg sbc following beau
tiful aliegory is translated from the
German -a.
IppAronius, wise teacher, wo aid
not suffer even bis own grown-up sons
aud daughters TO associate with those
whose conduct was not pure and up
right
Dear father said the gentle Eula-
iia GO him one day, when he forbade
her, III company With her brother, to
yisi, the volatile Lucinda. dear father,
sou must think Us very childish to be
injured by IT,
The father took in silence a dead
coal from tho hearth, and reached IL 10
hla daughter 1t wili not burn You.
my child take IL
Eglialia did NO and behold her deli
icste white band Nas s0iied and black
anod, aad as Il chanced her white arrss
also
I'VE cannot be toe careful III hand
hng coats, said Ea.a.ia, 10 ttxation.
"Ics. truly, sad Rsr father "you
see. my child, thal Goals, even II they
do nos barn, h!aakea. So il IS with
tie eumpaay oi the vicious
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-05-26

FoorfALLs UPON THE Rocks. --In Car
son valley, Nevada, near the town OF
Dayton, there are many curious and
interesting geological yestiges Of an-
cient funa and fora petrifed palm
trees conifern and many species Of ex-
tlnct tropical p1anta are found in abun-
dance, but the most notable object IN
that region is tho 'foot printed rock. z
At the mouth Of lei Dorado CaaEen,
on the northeast side of the Carson
river, wagon road passes over plain
Of naked rock which lies nearly hori-
zontal, and is apparently composed OF
solidihed volcanic ashes, or, mt any
rate the prodnct Of some sort Of yolca-
mic matter This stone is extensively
used in Nevada for building material,
and IS considered superior to the free
stone OF cf the Atlantic States From
the appearance and markings of the
rock about which we are writing, it IS
apparent that it was ut one time IN a
soft, plastic condition, analogous to
mud or wet mortar. The surface Of
/ the rock contains innumerable foot
prints, OF tracks of quadrupeds, all as
distinctly defined as If they were im-
pressed there recently. The most re-
markable Of these impressions is that
which has been made BY an enormous
beast Of the equlne-genus, Many Of
these ancient horse tracks measure
eighteen inches ia diameter. The im-
pressions are deeply cut in the rock,
and have the precise form Of a horses
hoof, except that the heel or heavy fet-
lock Of the beast has also made an i'm
preston IN the rear Of the track. The
same rock surface contains tracks OF
| the young of the same species these
last being about the size Of a fall grown
modern horse track. In addition Ia
these, the rock is dotted with footprints
of enormous bears, elks, deer. and 9th.
er animals Two or three years since
the skeleton Of large fossil animal
was exbumed in Nevada The speci-
men when alive probably measured
about eighteen feet Ia length by seven
OF eight IN hight Although the spe.
eimen was IN an advanced stage Of de-
composition, those who examined il
we're satisfied li4at ii belonged 10 tie
Egenus equs, and was probably the kind
Of creature which left The footprints
above described. -- Santa Cara Cal j
1rqus, Apra l.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-05-26

TnrN's En- We often hear Of re-
markabla cases Of absence 81 mind,
Here is one equal 10 any We have seen
lately The man was doubtless a very
interesting head d tho family.
i say, cap'n,' said keen-eyed little
man, as be landed from the steamer
Potomac. at Matches. this here amt
ALT
That's all the baggage yoa brought
on board. sir. replied the captain.
Well, sec DOW, / grant It's all O. X,
according % LIST -four boxes, three
chests. two ban boxers, a portsnanty,
two hams one part cut three ropes
oi inyops and tea kettle; pnt You see.
capn. I'm dnbenome feel there is
something short Though I've count
Cd en- nine times, and never took my
eyes 81 'en while OF board. there )
somsthin not right somehow.
Well stranger, the time il up there
il All ! knov II 80 bring your wife and
dss children ont d the cabin and We
Ars OF
Them'z em, darn Il I; tham's 'sn
hnow'd ! forgot something.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-05-26

Asnnora or DAxFE. WE@gKA Dur
ing one II the college vacations lie and
bis brother returned 10 bis iAther'a. in
Salisbury. Thinking he bad = right %
some return for Ghe noney hs had sx-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-05-26

HE&Ira ARD EKrAc1xE Cicero IL de-
srribed ~ Pialareh - being as one Tss-
Rod II Bis Ife. extremely thin and
slender and having such weakness
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-05-26

tbas Id ognll eat bal little IN faei he
could retain scarcely anything go bis
stomach, hss phele frame being - ca
tremely weak. lie Travelled - Athens,
however, f1r hss health, where bis body
was 80 strengthened ~ symnaslc e1-
excuses is d become tirn aua rabust
BHd bis yoica which bad besu harsh,
WAS thoroughly formed, aud rendered
sweet, iull aud snmurous. And at Jult-
us Caesar. The same auihcr informs us
that be MAS originally q a slender ha-
blt Of body bis lesh being externally
soft and Of q silky has be Was troub-
led with violent pains IN bis head, and
was subject 10 epilepsy but influenced
by the example of Cicero, and a great
many others of hs contemporaries, be
found in eyertisa the best remedy for
his indlspositlCn, rs after that be went
through long marches bore coarse d.
ct, frequent siesping IN the fields, aud
continued for many years exposed to
the hardships Of war Fta great ply
sician, Hoffman, in a special treatise
on gymnastics, justly celebrates 1t as
the best medicine and the celebrated
poet DRYDEN asserts that
'srhe wisa for cure ou exercise depend;
God never mada his wurk for taau u meud
Among the particular diseases in the
cure Of which gynnastie exercises have
been found the most etieetual are gout,
rhumatism, consumption nervous dis
orders. bilious cotic, dropsy palsy,
diseases of tho mind, besides many 9TH
ers. With regard to the choice Of ex-
ercise for curing diseases, il bias been
been justly remarked that there are
many points To be attended to- Every
kind Of exercise and every degree Of t.
is not iii for every constitution far
less in every complaint, or at al times
Which is tho proper sort OF exercise 70
be recommended, must depend upon
particular circumstances Of habit, age,
consultation, oF disorder aud in cases
where The whole frame ID eltsebisd
the advice Of an intelligent teacher is
not to be neglected ....
Exercise i well entitled in many re-
spects 10 be considered is common
aid u physlc-to use q phrase which
A,seaIapius originally used. In fact,
when the body Is, by exercise, brought
into a good state Of health, and all the
humors ore wholesome, should IT DO at
tackled by disease it VIII be more easl-
y restored hence, it il Wen observed,
that we ought undoubtedly to attribute
the wonderful success Of the ancient
physicians in curing diseases YiA such
Indifferent materials as their pharmacy
afforded, To the patient having hls
blood IA general pure, and his body
healthy by attention 20 exercise.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-05-26

pended oa their education, lie father
pa. scythos INTO tls@r hands aud order.
"a them to mes Daniel made few
sweeps. ani then resting hls scythe
wiped ihe sweat from Bis brow. His
father said. What's the matter, Dan.
ielf Ms seythe don't hang right.
ar. he answered His father fxsd ID
ana Dan went IL work again, bat With
no better success Something was the
matter with bis sythe and then Il was
again tinkered-but Il Was not long be-
fore il wanted 6xing again, aud the
father said in pot We'll, hang ii TO
suit yourself" Daniel WITH great com
posare hung ID ca the next tree and
putting on a grave couutenanee, said,
IL hangs very we'll now I am perfect
" satisfied.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-05-26


Office of the stomach at the other end
of it,
/ Inquiry Mouth to tho Stomach
sAre you ready for your breakfast ?"
/ Stomach-''Yes, what are you going
TO send r
Mouth-~"You will sos. prepare"
The table bell rings body hurries
drops into chair Mouth opens, and
as quickly as possible cup Of coffee.
ut tempraturo Of 145 degrees Fab
ronhits it burns ths whole asopha-
geal track as it passes it, and when ii
gets into the Stomach burns il, and
the Stomach contracts and shriyels,
aud eringes and finally screeches, aud
the
| Mouth says, "HalIoal what ia the
matter n
Stomach Matter Enough should
think do you know that | cannot en-
dure sIush ut lao TO l60 degrees Of
heat ?"
/ Mouth 20, mover mind. Here
comes some boef-steak, with hot fried
potatoes, hot rolls and poor butter
some salad with vinegar. some buck
wheat cakes and molases. These will
heal it. ]"
Stomach-"StopI What earthly uaa
is there III sending those down here Ill
at one time? They make hodge
lpodge.
Mouth-~'Here eomes some more
coffee.
stomach--~4Hold onl waitl Give
me some water.
Mouth -"Waterl wateri when you
can get coffee7 You must bo crazy
Water has no noarightneni in il Ono
only wants water when one ii dry. "
I Stomach II am thirsty Give nae
some Wator r
Mouth Cannot do It They haven 1
any Bater up here II they have IL, II
il hot, aad / doubt il they haYs any of
that Persona % not ike hos water
and you, O. stomach are seeoatric
20 stop complaining, and get ready 10
take soulo m0fe food take tie good
ths goda provide for you. and be con
tent Are you ready2 | am IN hur-
try Up here, tine il money | have
q furnish you With material ont II
which strength is ~ be gotten for tbs
bodys Use to-day, and have ten nltu
utes allowed for this purpose kow
the afteFpafts il your lockout. not nine.
Take notice Are yon ready Here
oonen apple-pis, iirlsA chicken. sripe,
tomato eassup, boiled ham, minute
pudding, corn bread and cneumbpYs
pepper, salt gravy, mincs pic, another
cup % e1ifee ~ look out I"
stomach Look ons o murder I
What am 10 DO I Do must grind
away 1T il. hks horse ia . bark ALL,
til | an worn out Under such q
condition u things ~ this / shall
break down in fourth part Of tbs
liEaG whieh / magbt work, then tbs
hand. slaa mouth. anA far saAaa maaase
tbs haAEt tae. vii - -, auA ] alAall
! IL ak peaaa Lasaa q AEf
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-09

lno lueI6e beiipfeHps bnfeben in Der
Welt9efdi6te.> On oiesem einen QIfte
fann Elm berurtbeiEsfreier @ibl1nber
erfennen, boB &C Feinen beiIeren uno
nufridtigerel Sreunb ala 9rafbenten
~ ertuarten bat, ais 11ID6es 6. @ratt.
8ei9t Gin iie9reider 0eI0berr beim
G6luB eines lnn8er -lin0 nit Grbitte<
run9 oefiibrteh &rie9es 70 bieI WfdBis
9ung unb Serdensgite, benz sefdlage<
men 5einoe geeeniiber, Der iid ihm 9nf
@na6e ODER l1ngnabe 81 er9eben bate,
70 miiiIen Die Mlitglie0er Der befie9ten
s2trgHce uHb utfe tire SsreuHbe HlEo Qtnz
hanger BARN bic bette @arantte feben,
6aB gliemanb ibre Snterefes mit grb I
Berer llnparteili1feit unb Bereitpits
Iiefeit bsfaroern nirD, als ibr ebeaaIi<
ger 9roBnliitbiger Seinb, ipeI@er nd
bel 9lppomattoT fi6erli9 pur ais 6ein6
Der 9ade, aber alS Srelri0 Ser Berion
seigte uno feinert TIRE getetteteH 2anbss
leuten in chen 70 eoler Meife Srieoer
BOT, HE ~ isht sit i6nen fprtbt ! ;9dkI
uns 6rieOen baben !" =
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-09
gSDn Der @etdbrltcbfeit be-
Dentfdbem.
NAg emile be @irafbiH.

aje1lm 6iel @efabrtidteit Der Deutideit
in oasi retbte 9idt suf eBenj iuOllen tutr
nod eininaI auf bic itnerb0rte Ste6beit
btnipeilen, nit 6er oiefeS Gau6DoH fib
III Die enropdif9en &reiie- georattgt
bat. .Gfi Esssi4 re- af
S 9has Biiterif6 beelau5isten 8eugnifs
feu, Die mir ndbifens abOruden ipers
ben, I6Bt fi9 eripeifen, oaB IN borbiito@
tif@et 6eit Stanfrei9 nn6 &ubIanb
afreinan6er gren3ten.l @l6er tpnrnnl 70
melt 5uriidgreifen ? 8Iifen mir auf
cine &arte, ipel@e Die @erbaItniiIe
Guropa's our Nomeraeit BARTLETT l $50
fn6en pir ba 6as 2eben Ser 0eutl9en ?
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iuobnten 6artals bic @uebi1 bas bei6t
bod, ipDbI 8naber, bic 8ureunoiones,
alf0 Sran5n1en7 aus ser 8ourgogpe,
Die 2oneobaroi,3 alto StaIieHer. gfe6
&arL 6er 9ro6e5 ben Die Oeuti9en 10
germ als ibren 2anosntarl oaritelen,
mar Gin eirleeFeiidter 8ran3ole. 8er-
fin lift bon ben 5@alierll aegriinoet Hub
mar SabrtauIen6e bin0ut9 elm franaD .
| fiiyber Soften. 9Sa Baben>8a6en miro
nod beut5utaae nun. frans6fifb geipre<
den. Die beiben Stabte besr9tanrens
Sranffnrt 3fine; mie per, 9lante ddpn
iaat, frlber Die beilen SaNpttaSteaban
| Dit SropfEei6 getpeien. m liz ns11iic
B0ber 0unn! lpI0klib1 oieqobielen
NeattS61ct4 Fa,.a evv nhSSna n Ir~nH,, So (rs:e
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-09

6or einieen Saaen lit Der Nfrifas
8eifenbe g.. 0ioblfs in Berlin ein9es.
trOHen. Ct miro 5unddft baTeybft b err
bleibefI, nm fein @erf iiber NbpiEinieH
81 b0Hen6en. Sem 8ernebmeif mad,
f6rei6t Die ,,&reus3 eitun9", bat SER
sDtobifs bic Mbfi9t, in ben GoafuE6ts ;
btenf bes Woro6eutiden 8unoes elm.
sutretsH. Gr beipirbt ftd nit 9lusfdt
ant GrfoIg I'm bas 8unbesconiulat in
SerHiplenl. Ser ieBi8e SDbaber Oes
@Dnhlat8S prefelI0r Netermana, tpiEI
gum tlablten CONNER in feline ftIbere
SteiEss bel Der lluibssfi taatpgH 8stlia
altriidtebren.
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SlorbSentfdlanh.

5aIte a. 6, IS. Sept. gEGbrenb bss
btutisen giebntarftes ereisnrte icb eihs rnt.,
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sebGrissr @aetn fiibr auer iiber ben Ntarft.
plas unb elmer Der bic &btr beffdliebenben
Brlaen mar 1Ocfer ,srtpcrbrtt 10 bdb fit bic
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auSlprangen unb mebrere MteuS6en anfeien.
:3wei perlpnen, Elm iurser 5rfontih nnt Gin
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fei9t unb 9etGbtef, trGbrettb einertt rrittet Der
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cine gbtbeiluns bes &C. Observation-Disclosures
serabe pom grerrierplose beinitrbrte unb bic
betbeu tpiitbentsn 1bifSs nit ben Basonnetten
nieberfaG. s.fg .gsgAl4o9aI0 .l1dag
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