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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-24
NEW YORK.

New YORK. December 2}.-In his
speech at the New England dinner, last
night, COlfax referred to the growth Of
the United States SIS the grandest result
of American citizenship. 1t is the shield,
Of American citizenship which shall
make US proud and potential, and lift
up cur country tn 6 prOuder position
nations. IL is that which to
teach those who are clothed with the
trust of representing this great realm Of
fTeemsn, who rule her, not by divine
right, but by fres institutions, that when
they stand speaking fof US st the bar OF
any civilized nation in the world, they
shall not on the one hand disgFscs US by
b0astful gsscOnade, or on the other dis
honor US by bowling the knee. Then,
with that self-relisnce, that calm and
dignifed American nationality We can
command the respect to which u great
resources and u ~Uaequaled trials which
we have survived SO gloriously and
auspiciously, entitis US. Then we did
not 20 into the markets Of the world
to offer gold and silver to induce those
Islands OF the sea and adjacent States
and provinces to cast their lot with
ug, to share with us our future. l
feel ashamed, ss an American, when /
hear of prefers to buy soil and sove-
Teiguty, men, One aud children, with
gold and silver from our national treas
ury to share with us the magnificent ~
tGFe, IS you would spurn q bride that is
bought with gold, as any fair woman
would spurn a husband who had been
lured to her side by her wealth instead
of har heart SO we, as Amefieans,
should elevate our nationality to win
those who are nea TO us ia asterritorial
co~ogenislity to cast in their lot with US.
When voluntarily and in 9 body they
ask to share with Us Our destinies and
our magnificent future, we should then
welcome them Into the fold OF American
citizens.
The Times says the letter of Spsulding
and the report Of McCulloch ere invita-
tions to the United States Supreme
Court to decide against the co~nstitution-
ality Of the legal tender act at its present
session.
The Tribune says Gen. Sheridan will
certainly be appointed tc command st
New Orleans on the 5th of March next.
Gen. James Watson Webb and ex-
Minister C. G. WashburDe arrived to-
Day on the steamship Merrimac from Rio
Jaueiro.
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HEi2FlllS APPEAL
4HuasoAr noHS.so, DEG. "a. 5
AREANGAS.

Col. BADEAU, Of the staff OF Gen.
GRANT, left this city night before last by
the steamer Commercial, for Augusta,
Ark. the scene of UPHAM's deviItry and,
perhsps, before his return, will go down
to CATTERsoS's field Of operations. This
gentleman is, we believe, charged with
the duty Of q thorough investigation Of
the difficulties in Arkansas, snd will
make 8 report, upon his retur1StN Wash
ington, to Gen. GRANT.
We hope that in the course Of his in
designations he viii be particularly care
full that testimony is not confined to the
partissns OF CLAYTON or his Generals,
(God save the mark but that it Ia taken
from citizens as well as militia, the rob-
bed IS well SIS the robbsr, the imprisoned
as well as those who have without cause
Inflicted the outrage. We want the
truth, satisfied that nothing can be worse,
and that beyond that no multiplication
of words will be needed 10 insure for the
people OF Arkansas the aid OF the FEEDER
al authorities.
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WE learn from the ST.. Louis papers Of
Tuesday that Mr.. J. w. ROGERS. late
pastor Of the Rituslistlo Church Of the
Blessed Virgin in this city, leclured in
the Mercantile Library Hall Of that
city, on Monday the 2lst instant,
TO a large audience, his theme bsing
"The Rise. Progress and Beauty Of Ritz
alism.n The Times commenting upon It
says: 1.-THE speaker, by his grace OF
manner, rich imagery, aud eloquent do
livery, 500 riveted the attention of his
hearers, which he retained until he re-
sumed his sest. The high appreciation
of his abilities, whatever may have been
the varisd opinions o. his auditory with
regard to his peculiar d0gmas, was fur
Their manifested, also, by frequent en-
thusiastic Interruptions In the form Of
applause. The discourse was highly or
nate and classic, bordeliag upon the
poetic, in style. He handled his subject
with apparent ease aud familiarity, and
defended R1manlsm against the populsr
prejudices and misconceptions of the
day. He gave an interesting sketch Of
his own conversion % the tenets OF the
Roman church, and In this portion Of his
was listened 10 with peculiar In
and attention"
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WEATHER ARD RIVERS.

CAIRO, December % -Up-Post Boy,
Belle Memphis and julia Dean at 10
s.m., Meinotte al l pm, R1bicon al 6
PM, Dexter at Z pm. and Pauline Car
roll st s Pun.
The river fell 5 inches. Weather clear.
Mercury, 800.
LOUISVILLE, December 23.-The river
Is rising, with 6 feet . inches in the
canal. The weather is clear and cool.
Dsparted-Cors 5 Tor Arkansas river,
aud Mary Houston for New Orleans.
CINCINNATI, December &3.-Tbe river
is stationary, with Is feet in the chan
mel.
Departed-S#aIlow for New Orleans.
ST. LOUIS, December 23.-Arrived-
Ljzzis Gill.
Overwhelmingly for Vieksburg,
Mary FOrsythe for Memphis, Thompson
Dean for New Orleans, and VIII s. Hays
for Arkansas river.
The river, efter rising 4 feet, came to a
stand. The weather is very cold.
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81. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, December 23-Au Arksn-
sas City dispatch says IN army guide
lust from the plains reports that the
kansas volunteers joined Sheridan on
the 18Th on bis march to Fort Cobb. The
General intended 10 cat his Christmas
dinner in Camp Supply, where Mai. In
man is ordered with a large traia of sup
plies.
An ARRAY took place at St. Joseph to-
day between Hon. John Z. Early, q
prominent lawyer, and Col. L. A. Green,
also 8 lawyer, in which Mr.. Early was
shot and killed. The affair grew cut of
an article published in the Herald yeg-
terday rejecting upon Col. Green as a
lawyer, which Green supposed Early TO
be TIE author of.
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By Telegraph.
WAsHIEGTOS

WASHINGTON, December 23.-Sscre-
tary McCull0ch this morning received g
dispatch from the Collector at Browns
vile, Texas, dated yesterday, stating
that two Inspectors Of Customs in that
district had been murdered by a gang OF
robbers, and another Inspector, named
Robert H. Payne, badly wounded. The
anne OF those murdered were Geo. f.
Hammond and VIM. II. Phelps.
Secretary Seward LETT tonight for
Auburn, accompanied by the Britishand
French Minister, who have accep ted
invitations 80 be his guest during the
Holidays.
Chief Justice Chase and family also
left tonight for the residence Of Senator
Sprague, in Rhode leland.
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possession Of stock ard consequent self
nterest-which 1t is hard to trace, but
which Is none the less available TO those
who desire to use it. Examples OF
the evils flowing out Of this
" ring " business are accommodating. We
warn the people to beware Of It. No
matter what measures or what seeming
good is TO be accomplished by II, We warn
the people 10 bswaEe OF it. We want al
the railroads that al be built. They
wiz accomplish fer rs what they have
for Others, and prove a chief means in
The extension o; city. But they viii
accomplish that as separate institutions,
free Of each others control, much more
satisfactorily tsan If consolidated. Rail-
road consolidation is not necessary, and
We don't want any railroad Barons.
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GAMBIA.

TORONTO, December 23.-At a public
meeting last night to hear the report OF
the committee appointed to confer with
the Government On the question Of the
Huron and 0atario Ship Canal, speeches
were made by a number OF citiZsns con-
denning the act on Of the Ontario Gov
eminent for refusing 10 receive a petition
In favor OF the project, and resolutions
were passed that the determination Of
the Government wac opposed TO the iu-
Of the Province.
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RIVER MATTEps

Hobart P2sha has informed the authori-
ties in the Island OF Syria that bis in
structions from here are peaceful, and
that hs had only asked that the Erosis
DE taken TO Paranis by the French and
Austrian steamers to awsit trial by the
Greek naval officers.
ATHENS, December 23.-Fhe Ministry
are still engaged ia the discussion OF
means Of defense, but nc final steps have
yet been taken in that direction.
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OONNECTIoUT.

New HAVEN, December 23.-In ths
essa. CT DR.. Brsnna, chaFgel with rspiBg
Mary Ann ShuDerTy, who died after Civ
ing birth to q child, the Court refused to
admit the dying declaration OF q e
mother IS evidence, sad q MOLE pros.
vas entered and the prisoner discharged.
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DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON, December ga. 3
Hscken, OF Philadelphia, and Peter Nc
CURE, OF Peekskill, n. Y, two well
known roughs, had a prize fight today,
for $1,000 q side, in the vicinity of stump
Woods, near Perryville After five
rounds Heeken trOke McGuire's jaw ard
won the fight.
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NEw ADvERTIsEM'NTs

TAKEN UP.-A BAY HORSE, with four
l white feet. Had on a saddle and bride.
Cal at keck's stable, prove property. pay
charges, and take HIM away. de2i Be
ETANTED-A situation as BOOK-KEEPE2
by a man Of several years experience In
drst-elaSs houses. The applicant was born and
raised in the city, has a large circle of ac-
qnaintances, and can produce the best of BUSH
ness references for honesty and capacity. VIII
be ready 10 take a situation on January LIST.
Address q. Il. M, at this Office. dss Ivy
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SENS ATEONAE,
nuFde----Jau ID eIIvery.
MURDER.

MURDER.
The Nashville Banner of Tuesday
says: A gentleman who arrived from
Alabama last evening stated to us that 8
well known physician of Moulton, in
the northern portion ofthat State, named
James, wss shot and killed by three
masked men at Oakville, Lawrence
county, last Tuesday. It ia supposed
that the muTderers were the brothers of
a man Dr.. James had killed in a perso-
nal renconter last year.
JAIL DELIVERY.
Further particulars of the attempted
jail delivery at Springfield, in this State,
have been received. Murphy, the j%silor,
was seized by e prisoner named Shoe
maker, and held until nine of the sixteen
prisoners confined IN the jsil made their
escape. Shoemaker then, fearing to re-
msip longer, released his hold and fol-
lowed his %retTeatiDg comrades. Murphy
'sprang up and presented his pistol at the
others aud prevented them from escap-
ing. Thealarm was Immediately given,
went In pursuit of the fugitfves. They
came up with Shoemaker, who was in
the rear. He refused to halt or surren-
der. They fired upon him and two shots
struck him, one in the head and the other
In the left side, causing immediate death.
After pursuing the others for some dis
tsnce, and firing fifteen or twenty shots
at them, and gOunding one Of them in
the hand, they recaptured and returned
them to the jail.
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HAVE NOW IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE,
II one OF The largest and best selected stocks
OF Goods in their nne TO be found in ths mar
ket, and which they are prepared TO sell to the
Rble terms as can bshad transportation added)
in 81. Louis, Cincinnati or Louisville. Our
stock, as above, consists IN part Of
40 barrels assorted brands Flour, including
"MuScoutah Star ,""R- Z Lee" and Ba-
Eor's Best"
400 kegs Leaf Lard,
900 cases Fairbanks, Peck q Co.'S Pressed Lard
80 barrels Mess Pork,
20 casks Bulk Sides and Shoulders.
20 hhds. Fair to Choice Louisiana Sugar,
20 barrels Crushed and Powdered Sugars,
20 Coffee A sugar,
$40 Bits Ncs.J, land 3 Maekerel,
= ha'f barrels Gaekerel,
200 pkgs. Candles.
800 cas+s Cove oysters,
20 cases Sardines,
. barrels kectlhed whisky,
60 Bourbon, Rye and Robinson County
WHISTLES,
20 barrels Tennessee White whisky.
% eRddies Demonstrations brands,
, boxes TRANSFORMATIONS brands,
$50 sacks COfee-fsfr to choice,
50 pockets Old Government Java Coffee,
100 pkss. Rails ns,
200 boxes >. d and w. r. Cheese,
100 cases Fresh Tomatoes.
200 cas- Is \ SOL ted Fruits,
so boxes soda,
100 boxes Olive and Pail Soap,
80 boxes Eraslve Soap,
. cases Telegraph Matches,
100 pieces " Eagle" Ragging,
500 bundles Iron Ties,
60 Cozen BTooms,
leo kegs New Molasses,
. barrels Choice Molasses,
20 chests FiHe Imperial Tea,
50 dozen WRshboards,
p dozen Sleeves.
I'D kegs Nais-assol tSd. etc. etc. etc.
We ask an examination OF stock and prices,
ana are prepared 20 offer such indu emcnts as
TOoF. PHILLIPS &Cn,
de0lw 268 Front street.
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msRREEs
New xorb marzet.

NEW YoRK. December Election lower
Sales 80 bales. Uplands 3e. Superlne hour
81 SOL 60 Corn Ssgs7c. Rice S4ss]1c. Cuba
s' MaoneyIaoid SPECS. New Tennessees ess
6sze.
Rev Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, December 2s.-Cotton easier
for low grades. Middlings scarce, 2SZc.
sales 1900 6aIes. Receipts 5iSs bales. Exports
1916. Bank Sterling 49, 94Ici COMMERCIAL
i?4g46Ae. New forR siSnt rs 9dlsseaoN gnt'
81 62& al 70; XXX 1913 81. Corn scarce Esq
soc. Oats hrmer, 65c Bran dull, 81 80. Hay,
prime 81 Pork advancing, s29629 y: Bacon
s.qrca. shoulders retailing at 49, q l34; sides
ISLalgLc: hamsscarce and higher Il 3Io'. Lard
scarce and hrmer, tieIces lSAgl9ei kegs l99
l2Leal2Ls; yellow clalidsd : g. No as es 4ctl c
and advanced, common 3 @,Dc; Irime 6)9s6c
choice CSC. Whieky ana Coffee unchanged.
Cincinnati Market
CINCINNATI. December . Family flour 81 50
az. Wheat dull 81 Coy Corn 0og05c. Cotton
233Ic. Oats Gle. Whisky 81. Pork s28. Bulk
shoulders tic; sides l4MGl5c. II ri Sc. Butter
36S+0o. Eggs dull, S29J'c'
ST. Leuis Market.
ST. LOUIS, December 2~3-Tobaceo and Flour
un hanged. Wheat, 81 G09I s.. Corn GiZ@63c.
eats 545s56c. Pork 81 2592S. Bulk shoulders
lie; clear rib sides l49l4he; clear sides l5c.
Bacon shoulders he. clear sides IIt.e. Lara II
Gl7%c. WHISKY gc@so.
Louisville aEket.
LOUISVILLE December ~iS.-Tobacco active
sales l7 hagsheads; new Tugs 10 wrappers
leaf 81 759l7. Hogs, 50 20 gross. Cotton, &c.
Pork, SIS. Lard, lSc. Bulk shoulders. Ike;
sides, l59l5%c. Bacon sides l7A9l75zc. Wheat,
81 S0GI Soc. Corn, GU465c. Oats, IS .61c. Rye
81 50. Superhne Flour, IS 5096. Whisky, r@w,
81 w.
Foreign
LONDON, December 2~3.-Consols closed at sg4
@9z4, 5-20s TIE.
LIVERPOOL, December 23.-COtton closed
quiet; Uplands, 1924; Orleans. 1894. Sales r.
O0 bales.
FRANKFoRT, December 2S.-Unltsd States
5 2Js closed at 7S97S54H.
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AuCTxoG.
Building Lots at Public Auction.

ViHE sale to take place on the ground st
/ NOON OFTUESDAY, THE 10Th INST. At
Division, situated and fronting on Auction
street, sleigh and CoyingtOn Roads, and
within a few Minutes walk of Main street.
The plan ef subdivision can be seen at our
once and all other Information obtained as
regards the properly.
Title perfect. Terms made known day Ofsale.
W. II. PASSWORDS q CO.,
de2ttd Ledger copy. AuctiOneers.
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NEW ADVERTISER rs
GRAND RAFFLE.

ON CHRISTMAS EVE THERE WILL BE
~ a Grand Rattle OF valuable articles, esti-
mated at Slie0, but put up " at s-0O0, at Messrs.
Shock II s~iiller's, one door above he OvertOn.
Among the articles offered are an English gun
and case a bunting wagon which cost 500 a
hne gold watch, 500; watch ana cnain, $50 a
10 fine seal ring, $50 diamond ring, Sl00 (;
sfngle stone pin, SO. The largest throw will be
entitled to choics of the arGc es the lowest
viii take the SD se7l ring. This is the most at
~tractive ard magnificent scheme that has been
presented, and Oters inducements to try for
Gec23 2t
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TUST RECEIVED
u GO bb.s. Choice Onions,
% bbls. oranges
go bDls. Fine Peachblow Potatoes,
200 boxes and quarter boxes Ra sins,
175 bols. Family Flour,
10 tierces Sugar-eured New Eams.
q bbIs. Choice MolasseS,
$50 boxes Spices and Can Goods,
go kegs and half bSls. Pigs Feet,
10 hbls. Onion Sets,
Together with a fuil assortment OF Fancy n
Staple Groceries, Wines and Liquors, at
q. A. ECKEREY'S, No. ga front street,
delsfw Between Union and Gayoso SITS.
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-Four PlaRtaliOns for Sale or Beat.
IMPORTATION 70 PLANFRRS.

ssEf Ehave on hand q c-onsiznmAn: OF tNe cell
~ p5rsjei DICKSON "SELECT COTTON
SEED,P VIII Oh we oFer Tor fsle in lots TO suit
the Planter. This Seed. the mo [ prolific in
use, has been known TO. yield on an average
TWO BALES 40 TEE ACRE Tbs staple is
very IA eeriJf, and sampla. stalks may be seen
at cur eftice. We respe cIzplly invite the at
tenilo8 or the psabtingkc%fnDluniiy and the
trade geaerallS tothe great superiority of this
Seed.
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Correspondence, on Pubic EU-5tiS, solicited from
ererg P0rt Of me UHted Sfutss.
ALNSLLE, 6EATLEG q co.
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THE PUBLIC

lily APPEAL, one 90
APPEAL, one aT..--..~-~--.--.... 2 50
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viii be sufficiently strong to give M. Dis.
'aeli a faiv chance. He has Tough. his
way, step'by step, in the face Of defeat,
ridlcule, and bitter opposition, to the high
est.positiou in The British Empire, and sci
don, has an Euglish stateman held Le con
troll Of EagllsL destines at. a more critical
moment. He is not tue man to .'rest and
bethankfal," like bis superannuated rival,
Lord Russell, and for the first time for
many years England has Primo Minister
who is at onca closely en- rapport With tl,e
heart Of great party ia tho country, and
who yet entertains broad and vigorous po
1itical views. He may fail, but il bo does,
hewilf at least fail magnifcently. What
ever happens with Disraeli at the head Of
affairs, new and mote stirring era of po-
litieal LIE is dawning upon England. =
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SULPHUR, MOUNTAINS.


Tho following, description OF the
sulphur; mountains Of Ioeland is full
of interest: "Theso largo hills are a
very wonderful sight. They are OF
various oolors, q, variety Of mixtures
of rod and ycllow. From their sides
are emitted numerous jets of steam,
and masses of bright yellow sulphur
orc stfewed all around them. At the
foot on the eastorn side. are the mud
|-geysors-huge caldrons Of bluo. mud
in different states of solution. Some
bubble and spurt like filthy wator ;
others are so gross that thew can
scarcely heave the massive bubbles. 10
the surface. They arc the centres of
broken and dilapidated cones, raised
by their. OWN sputterfngs. The high.
est part Of their cones, which was that
part toward the mountains, was about
three feet. They are, however, con.
tinually changing in shape; and oh.
served that these portions Of the cones
themselves were, different from what
they were when 1 visited them in
lSGl. All around the soil was very
trcacherous, consisting Of hot mud
with covering Of sulphur about an
inchin thickness, which in most pla-
ccs was about sufficient to bear mans
weight. Whom this crust was broken,
steam issued forth, strongly impree-
mated with euIphur. Tho clouds Of
steam, the roaring, the spluttering,
and the splashing Of these loathsome
pitss the sickening smoll and the dos
oiate country, had somewhat Of an
awe-in-spring. effect Mr.. Shepherd
gives some instructive details Of the
habits of the 1celandio birds, and he
has given some. happy sketches of
lcelandie scenery, which have been
chromo!ithegraphed iu Hanhart's best
style. -
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AT THE CHURCH GATE
pr wIkuGH 6AxKrEacs rsAcxEaar.r

Although I enter mott $50. s
Yet round about the spot
Oftiimes I hover;' -, =.
Aud near tho sacred gate .'' ~
With longing eyesi wait. - =: '..
Exrectant Of her. 3. . r..--
E The minister balls toll out -: ~
Above the eitS's roui, >.'..' -, e
And noisa ndhumrninc; o..
They've hushcd7ihe minister bell: =
The organ 'gips toswell; ..,..-.. d.
She's coming, she's eoniingl -:
My lady comes at last, ,...
Tnnid and stepping fast, ...-..
And fastening li,her,- -, -. ,.-.
With nod.st eye do~neast: .es.
She comes-she's here. she's psstl
May Hsayengo with a,sri,~ =. =.
Kneel updisturbed, fair saiptl
-FOUR out your praise or plant
Meskly and duly;
1wiH not enter there,
To sully your pure prayer ..
With thoughts uuruly. .
But suffer me to pace
Round the forbidden place,
Lingering a m;nute-
Like outcast spirits who wait,
And see. through Heaven gate,
Angels within 1t.
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WHO rWoBEDalFF. Be ANoKDWoRl

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,Uaiozs issA A,pleasans- business. f-s>>,
1f"'i II contains too much readlpg
mRttsf, psopto wun't- take H. IA.
If l!&ss - syyps i tos large, 4 dpnt
pop tain snoagIhas read matter: s,,...
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won't read it. as!s
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WORSHIP IN ICELAND.

;: The primitive habits of tho Icelan.
ders, far away from the world of fash.
ion and change, have much in them
It's worthy Of Imitation elsewhere
1he following paragraph gives o plea-
SAINT iusightinto some of the, customs
connected with public worship: ~.
The scene In an Iceland church oft;;
= Sabbath is said by traveller TO be
OF singular and interesting kind.
The little edi6ce constructed ef wood
and turf, is situated, perhaps; amid
the rugged ruins of a stream of lava,
or beneath the mountains, which are
covered with never-m citing SHOWS, in
q spot where the wind almost sinks
ander the silence and desolas:on of
surrounding nature. Here the Ice-
landers assemble to perform the duties
of religion. A group of male and fe.
male peasants may be seen gathering
nboatsthe church, waiting the arrival
of their paator, all habited' in their
best attire, after the manner of the
,conntsy their children with Them,
and the horses which brought them
from their respective homes, grazing
qnieuy. around. the little assembly.
The arrival Of b new, conner is wed
coined by every one by the kiss OF
sasutation ; and tho pleasures of social
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VALUABLE RECIPES.

TO Remove A sohEw- RusrEp IN
THE woon.-ffeat 1pf;ookor In the Gre
rod hot and putt on tho top OF the
screw tor minute or two, then, take
the scrsw-driver and you will. easily
got 1t out if you DO it white it, is
warm. ~.-. ..
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10 Stop BLEEp'Nt The best thug
to stop tho bleeding of a moderate
cut Instantly, is 10 cover, it, profasely
with oobwebs, -four, and salt, about
halt and half 81. - !: