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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-03-05

Having this late date made arrangements for manufacturing
limited supply Of these machines desire every farmer IN TINS
and adjoining counties know that while there one left h
should avail himself Of the first opportunity to give his order io
one for truly lucky is he who secures
FOR $65 SEEDER AND CULTlVAIOK
EQUAL TO- il not superior most Of the SO machines.
It is Good Sower and superb Cultivator. Sec
Ond to none,
With lever front for riding and in rear to use in walking
The shoves be adjusted at three angles There is no posb
ity Of breaking the machine by hcng to rocks roots
frozen ground All Kinds of Grain can be SOwn accu-
rately in Windy as well as Mild Weather. Be sure
the Wig Wan and examine this machine before you buy
Buy the Champion Of Iowa and save your money.
RANSOM BARTLE.
Jan. sth, 1869. l2S-Sm]
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-03-05

Having new and elegan; Hearse, togsther
With Large and splendid Stock Of
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-03-05

Single Copies ~, Invariably in sdvancs: ;
Copies elo; Copies el3. Any one sssdiae -
$ss for club Of Is Copies (slI u one tins,) win
receive copy ffee.
specimen copy Of the 1rst number seat
fses.
No traveliag agents employed. Adlress al
communications u
PETTENGILL, BATES ! co.,
81 Pass Row, Nsv Ys.x.
, 1869-06-19
BOSTON.
Fourth Day Of the Great Peace
Jubilee.
Interest In the Festival Unabsted,
The Programme Of Classical MnLt Sa.ir-
fattorily Performed.
A Concert to be Given by Ten
Thousand School Chill
drcn To-Day.
Interest In the Festival Unabated
epec1 Despatch TO The Chicago Tribune.
BogTuN JEne IL

epeoA Despatch 10 Tne Chicago Tribune.
BosroN, June II.
INTEREST.
The eliminating Point - passed In the cxctte-
mcnt of Jubilee week, and the crowds In the
streets Of the city generally, to-day, we.e mt un-
asuaas hERe but the Interest In the festvA itself
Is rsiber fncreast1g than dinIniahtd The thor.
ooghfarez leading 10 the Coliseum rere silt
tnfonged and conTt11nces overloaded. and the
ground Ia thai Dctghborhood u crowded by thou
sands ol persons VINO cannot al.prd to 20 lnstde,
bot oo0e 70 he1 tho mustc which percol1tea
through Tho wa1ls, and patroolxe the side anoHu
and peanut stands.
YEsrxapArs ooxczHr
The audience within the building, nncfudtnx thu
choras, Numbered about forty tnoutand fl,tus
every seas and occupying III the standing piaoes
@neFo tho nustc could be heard to advantage, but
leaving Tho aisles and paaaAge WAYS clear, and
room enough Tor easy paAsage around the outef
eo8e OF the promenade Of the galleries, Tbs
principal &coeas3oo tn the SEATS allotted to dtsttn-
gulAhed goe&t8 were Charles Sumner and Nj.
George Peabody, Of London. Nj. Peabody sccu,.
"a 1aafm and ~ he walked IN BE-
tween the Protecting platoq11 OF fre-
nen MAS greeted BY hearty cheering by
al who could hear the announcement a to Eho he
TeA Ina audience. this Afternoon, wza generally
oi anint Ind orderly character, ths enthuaarn
being tempered By the character OF TIE DID,
g1snna, which ccuhssed Of sacred and clss81ca1
nnac- The tncceta OF the Performance, tn m
artistic point Of v1ex, Was quite ~ marked u On
Previous daJA Beetnorens rarsh Symphony was
nre hundred pisces only. Tna solos
ve1c sanz By Adesz,de raiiuppA sno saa9
With better effect than On the previous t,tai
aod WIZ warmly sneoFed. Tia great central
feature Of tha pruKraMMe, the choraa "Insuks
be TO doh,S fTum the "Euhh'' chorus, started
, 1869-06-19
MISSISSIPPI.

Tran1 Of the Murderer TcfEcr Before
the Military Commission MT 3nek.
Hon Te@timony Introduced - Re-
ported Preparations OF tho Ku.
KlnK to Attempt n rzrscuc.
cl>c1NfAH. Juur ls-The t:tz, Of E u.
In1led States Army, and late Nasr. Of JAefson.
MSL, before the military commission 10 session Il
sssi 1T ,ssn1 1ns psaonss had ax or
cou1s naanaeled. hands and feet Dof1nK tue s;tung
Ase removed. Tne testimony Of Witnesses Isy
before yrstertA. substantially a1rtas that cosepl
YerEc1, u he i rsoanE called, vas Walking %
panJ Vnn b. Co6anisA lie wAs approscaed by
Colonel C1Ane. ieEgEr aeeo.:ed h!ua NTH violent
70 % p,G;1as seDs :ts sa9S Tdnq' n < eo*,2 s. gD
be would have nothing 70 say 70 him, except ni-
octally, and TUNED to kase, mo:ionlos ~iih bis
nssa sa n*si T xsa soSe .sa;se as 4s.z ;s1 1t coz
t' Sat sae ~ s1toesses w ~ dts.ded a to ~ 1neiaer
+ % ssS !as = e eeaae e qet csss 1s:st sn
nes*es sau taas n atteupsiog 70 sutte Yergez,
box1ehni Or dirt, d1ove it four or ave times tato
nls ynuua- uno OF the Witnesses testified 70 Yer
M T. ine Il @ H. a1d
Ctane did nos ure two minutes AFTER receiving his
ruun1k The Knife ~as introduced In court It
.eeea.tneS osae. I'D ss lin ,sicsi1 ooseea esa
-: M. v. J. Brown witnessed the aa.ay. he
cooneI @ 2 cTane s.saef SerssF bss1asasea s; 1lo1
with htt caae; Iaea fergcr drew knife f.pm his
,stn sa IT ~ n. ~ ea, II r7i
r stAhhcd twtce OF hrtce more After the arr.S,
Yerger said excitc.iy 70 witness, '1nu ka~ him
t:1.1e mr. LdRs yoa:' Nlspess replied. fe&, I
"fxaac Warrington e4x the scume and death
, 1869-06-19
THK SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE 10. Sunday, Juns
20, will embrace a supplement ot twenty
columns Of the most interesting original
and selected matter, consisting OF essays,
.sfetchea, tales, poetry and miscellany IN
addition to the regular sheet, devoted more
especially to city and general news, odi-
torials, cou>sF,aadoaec, commercial :a!eEi-
sence and advertisements,
The circulation Of the sundny edition of
TEE TEnrsE is superior to that o{ any
other sunday paper Of the West, and it
offers unusual attractions to advertisers,
since the readers, has1ng more time to spare
than Oh other days, give closer attention
to Ill departments Of the paper. Adver-
tiselnents should be sent in at a early mn
hour as practicable, to secure proper oIasaii-
fcation.
, 1869-06-19
WISCONSIN,


Supreme Court Decisaon-Spfrisuul
taths C0nve0tton-Stnxa Med&cua kQ.
cictJ.
6pectnl Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, Jane IL.
The Joxr.Aal to-day published stx eoiunns2oi an
opinion Of the Supreme Court on the right Of
counties OF tuwna to txI Individuals for the oene-
ns oi private corporations, In the case Of the up
pcA against the tax 70 lid tho Jefferson Liberal
lnttitute. 1t Is held thAt the Legislature cannot
aothoftze the leF5iug Of tax to aid pirate cor
porztionA
In The case OF Hhltney n the 6heboygan Rail-
Ioad Cnnpanr, the Court holds thai the act Of The
Legislature authorizing the counties through
which the railroad Is to ruu 70 ralse tAx TO do
nate Aid tn the construction Of the ro2n Is beyond
Legislative power. Tho right to AID 4 road where
The county receives stoct 10 retuFu IL not denied
JudRe Payne dlnscnts, IN very strong opinion, In
which he a2ys II tbs purpose ID pubic, the taI y
voted without the stock; Private, 1t b inralld
A Spiritual Convention Is IN session here to- iay,
with = SeIJ Email attendance. An- Pauline Rob-
erta, President: Ar. U. S. Hamilton. Of Beloit,
Secretary.
The Medical Society adjourned this forenoon,
after whiting the STATE HoFpltai for the IrsAna
Last evening It was voted 10 hold the next inset
Ing At Milwaukee, and 10 Eatse the meuberah1p
fee TO I'VE ool41A
, 1869-06-19
MARRIED.

II = the Rer- t.hsrIes 1A~atd Camsy, Dr. j, Phi
teos I'D A.y AooseA d.uketrr Of Nh ia Ts5d Mo.fr
HQSWkLL-A0rT-1n Ch.s.t Cbureh. fhr.s3xythe
!ih int. y RE, ChArtt. Edwxsd lhenry, t}esa A.
Ne<~cl And Sarah GEzcr. dA-Ealc< c& joha H NOS.
EAl AL Of tk!s city
K1xoS7pUFFtELn--1n In this caty. jun l.. b Rev,
GroEEr L Wevon. M. Vim Peuu Nixnn, sf EfoctunsH
~ - AtsA Lizzie, tAaEsser {: ChAA Dat.ela 81. u
49,
, 1869-06-19
CERTIFICATE:

MesaIs. A. r. FOX & cos
fseutlenen-For several veats paA& havo
nude frequent visits to your ess AhllsAm cnts
HRktEx careful fnve~tlxatlou lnto your pro-
cess af mAnufac1afinK F1uexAf, and have
sabtected t8 Analys&s At vAtio14 tfDe4 Aaus-
ple@ which l tsok prnntscuoxaly from the tpns
In which you s1orr. ind It to be uniformly
good. wholesome and REFecabfe Vinegar free
ffun adu1frfztton by mineral acids, or other
deleteFtars subafances+ md Of Uniform
ktxrN8thr and ~ 10 the government standard
GEORGE HADLEY,
Professor Of ChcutsfrY
In the Enivefslsy If DadA1o-
Bxffhlo. April 15&k, IS6b,
, 1869-06-19
PROPOSALS..
IAxA8CKY nx1IK1XNF. ]
Wxu1 or 1EINNAt- R4YH1,
W k1xHEEa Efx1E I&zA iAki

TAXA8EKY nx1IR4KNT
CY1uI or IxTKRNAt- RHYEyCX
WA1N1yG TON, My II, INA
BKAIED Ph0ro3 LII wfll b received Ut th:a ofies
oanl the dJ Of Juna t. It u o'clock e. f,x
TIT Aasason md Collectors II Iu.cEua Ry-
en1e throakhout that PARTON Of tho United sa.. lyi,x
Sst Of The Rosky Ao1ntainA excerpt Montana aad New
~to. win tho stAoueEJ required for n fhe:. ~
spee1s% 41dt4ets fer ths Jesf enttnG Jun. a. fE.4
aoesuPesaA 1tQ be esCaiesr1 aoesa a=eatu1an1ed hx
oend wso saaeient suresie~ II tho Fam Of are sho1
ssna ee.tAss VAe"i aprruved ty Uused States Dis
st % foee to AA fnsutahed ty fse D~part-
nmo1nened tn.8 ~ ps1tiea ahan fa rase Of ths
sterpsaoee of the4f h s1y pset of doly xeeu,o
fazuaaaet of tic sano ~
The Commissioner the rtsiA 10 eouy!des m
scsrus Of sttte3 each bid. item t1 t1eEn..
!af hsds shasd b .ddfEAed 70 tho Co1zstAeoneF
Internal Hevenaet md es,dorred ppoas1 far upry.
Ing RssttunezJ to Internal Ax1ouna aaietu.
Schedules Of aEt1ees to b. furnished will b forwarded
Sron this ofos upon application. With oudttons linda
vtnaA the articles ars 70 b deltseaA9- -:
C-DELAX0 Commissioner,
, 1869-06-19

LIE SUNDAY TaBrSK, with supplement,
Is sent to NAL Subscribers at $3.50 DER
year. It is distinct from the Monday edi~
ton IN all respects sare the more important
Telegraph and commercial news.
, 1869-06-19
= EUROPE
GEcnt HrltInfu.

G1cnt Hrltntu.
fHfksoAT t1GHrs DEBATE IL THE LORDS on THE
1R1EH CurRcn ELL
L0HDoK, June 1f-AIdnicht.
The Earl Of Kimberly defended the principle
s7od .etail nf the d1senda1ment. lie bcl1esed
'concurssnt endowment inczpedIens and tmpoxh-
hlt- Tutol dtseEtatlIshue3t aad eutoFI1eut WAS
the only measure which could remove the grfey-
-@aces Complained of. The Oppoa1tlo1 c!a3ned enzt
lAnd aud not the Church wAs the real grievance.
II Wo unfair to Femorc one grievance becanse an
'othe1 existed which might hereafter be 1egAlated
upon
The Bishop Q! R,pon opposed tue BILL
The Duke Of Cleveland supported the bill, II sny
amendments could be made.
Lord Redesdale opposed the bill especially The
cauae deprTtn9 Irish Bishops Of their seats In the
House of IardA Rather than reject them the
Episcopal Bench would consent 70 sduni. Romtsh
Qft18teS 10 sit with them.
The Marquis Of Salisbury took the noor 4nh
spoke n considerable length. he said While be
intended 10 vote for the Second reading Of the
bill. he did not Wish to commit hlusell to Ill the
details Of the measure. He strongly objected to
the position aud attitude Of the House Of
Lords With respect to the nation. The
object OF the second uouBe WIS to
supply the omiasionG and recsify the "details OF
the nfst- In many cases the House Of Commons
only represented tho patton In theory. In = m1-
tr1fJ Of cases the uouse Of Lar ds must decide
~ .,eeeet'e7 wv "nea 1ae HOUSE o COMMONS
e.~...S aAe'u -. As as'eeo ." S1'ea pomh Inc
away, and the responsibility dcEotyes upon the
nation xnd On the House. We might fairly &C.
cept this decision without Abne8ation OF duty.
opam p,stA1.l " 1oe uee.oeu opanion o. Inc n&3too
+, -crtod ~ Is,.+,,-.,o,es ~ 4tss..s -
thnnoh+ +hs hin ura.- sIs.,, 49,. ,,.ss."' -
tnr3on. H. d,a ~, n.1,.<. 49,
ront-nnrnon,1v a..rac,,a.d =. ~. n.|.s ~ ~
comrnons M h.s heer tnt,ns;.a ~ 49, .soas. ~
thr Coye-nnent ~ 1s-a 1850. s '.usu' ~.
DEC; Of un,nter7nntnd sncess.. ~, 1he ,,t.,o7
rnn,d so.on m, .m1.. S.,1,..a. +,'to,.a HHa
So4nWeeta0X spI9t7 admitting any amount Of A.
Ns. .os - -. , uac 4ae HOUSE o1 Soul.
,.,tn ~ szz.t,. s.e~,..e. - te1Sn -
s-a.s,n s .a,. p>aaoa ~ Nv VET rejected
ne eo1.a u uo.e l4.At .nau Haen ponc5.
.sIH,a "eaa ~. .9eu W e1i1eo On anae! oie'
49,. $500 ~ -" aeuee " Aoias "oo4o nnaA3
80
NWsn9'st ano VIC Hltnop ol luam OPP
, 1869-06-19
FOR SALE

tD"ELTlI:N q
fof sa1s on tbs most ubera1 ternA Ia .9xlA revso
reps: % a1sbe tooss 81 ntee..I Iostes. cbtsEn =
e4a1 Terms &:D OF *snl down hsiAsee In IN ot -
monthly pA5naentA. s9oAl 70 aantAh1a .tnL
A, FRISB1E b son.
Room teruiIs,d Hlork M NGns.a.k 4
, 1869-06-19

COOK QObuAA Co.
EKEuAfn ADyEK1lEEo AAtxfA
4@t G.6xtsrd = rArst,s ott+Ft@s<aEt FER TEE {ktN
CxK 9f eA~a rnsA1, Alaat @g~8 = a1sssr.
hs<ass-ts @aesAs (p< II TxNx41xEx4 OF Mo A{4xxe
IT, cry kpH.ass1 n ~ q. & 1errk@s1, Al ~ p1H
&AsA<sk a60Ns t1z4
4gv51C1 r pxAxzuxx
, 1869-06-19

CONCORD, n. Il, June 1a-Nednes<lay evening
nex1 il asst9ned by Inc LeSt4!Af1re tor the hacoA
1,qu Ct tts Fifteenth Acsc-.-
, 1869-06-19
LAKE NAVIGATION,
FOR GREEN BAY.

THE @TAfR. TRUESDELL
VIII reAye Goodrich s&eAmboat Landing below Hush.
n. Brtdse.
For Green BAY, t1cnomones. nnd all Mte<.
mediate ports,
On sATunuAF EVENING. Juns issa, Il o'raoek.
RITZ n anrszsntsndn4
, 1869-06-19
pITTSBURGH.
Railroad mntteEB-Suicid

RAtafoAd MhxHex8-Sulctdc4
P1rTsBcRGH, June 1s--Edotts IRE now being
r1sde 10 provide connections for the Pittabu1gh
Cooneifsrtte Railroad through this city with
the Northern md wea.etu roadk
An unknown mai, aged shoos fnrtJ. Committed
Suicide, this evening, By jumping from the TEN.
pc1ancetllle fe113 boat while In motion
, 1869-06-19
RAILROADS.
On and Affsf SandAys Iuue 26.h, this Road
will TUE TWO FAST EXpKEsS TRAINS,
IeA1iax [hfcnkQ II 143 n w.s md 8s1 3 p. II.

In direct councillor with Central Pacific z.
r. fer all points In California.
The C.. Il. !. d. r. Il. R. IL fully equipped
with elegant Passenger 0oaeh>~s New uAd
a1ngnihccnt Sleeping Coaches aecomzaaslnx
I'll NIxh TFnfnn.
, 1869-06-19

Qk1xofI. June ls-Thts eventcEs 3ri5uns fa5s
he understand that the Honorable Wn- H.
Howard has definitely decided not to TO to CnluA
Il u lntsnAted that he ha& accepted The position
Of Laitu Commissioner Of the Grand RAptda and
fnd14t Railroad -
, 1869-06-19

6uoRK END or TUE SET cAnLk LAID.
DREs1, June IS.
The shoro end Of the French Atlantic cab}e Ina
been submerged. The Great Eastern has not vet
COME In sight. When she arrives the splice viii
be made With the deep sc2 cable, and the work Of
.IAylng the line direct 10 the Island Of st. P1errc
Mtqu1ton Will commence.
, 1869-06-19

F0f400 1dF .M28RKA&E61eTs
NKwAkK, n J., 3une ts-ThomAs La{oe, Who
WaS sentenced 70 SuteE Prhau, In Jauu11J, for
the nanslAnGhief Of Jo1nx Hehz1n9. has been r..
leased By the Coun oi Pardonl-
, 1869-06-19
PATENTS.
EMERY WHEEL MANUFACTURE i
CAlCkNp.
4 Gftat Opportunity. fos Investment.

Owing 10 the fness Of Tho present 1nsu4xIns 1es4ts
a the EEncFy on s&aue Caopsny. be Il aoua of 4 ~
A4 D1t the stk interest and interest in ytFY win
sble ratent whtsh are fnttussed h4 for saie TIA
factory has msde within tho pas4 year prer
THIRTY E1GHT THOUSAND EMERY WuPEIS
Il tss suppffed ec7y lolnher ttnrIer II tho So.ts
with Emery kAH fiu1n1ers- Il hrs euztoEnsrs In M
sAehusetia Svw To<t md evefy ~estern tta:e tor u
kztat TEtxy II whees Et4 H1ee4s snppty fhrre Stsf
S5.,sa. to+ .as!a .t t9.aeins I'd otas, ne
three dollAr ~he VIII nevd aad v epfzEe to p1rrhsat
the epsuD4 Fra1, three thoasand whee1 Txeaty thog
ba1a anara Of the Gtk. ant interest p4:rut
ofered 70. sae at iais thet 1A eb1~ tie pufas.
In 1ne rear. 1aGEire Il s T. tCBtHSkR,
IN fultaaaa
, 1869-06-19
LINCOLN PARK.

Al.Kt asandsonat CORNER lot. hsh end drJ, aad de-
hrAnl{ ettu3ad On hEte81nn Av- bear 1cN4n Park, Il
ofefed for few dAv1 II : fatEaInL
g. HOPElESi1H. III " WARtd0kshnae
, 1869-06-19
Pure Vinegar

aAnfaetufed by them, and sold very exfen-
eaEeiy ffom Boet On TO New Orleans.
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-06-19
A Happy Couple.

The idea that man must be much
older than his wife to make the mar
raige vow happy one, is frequently
disapproved. Some of the happiest
matches we have ever seen were where
the woman was considerable older than
the man. The reason that so many
young men go to the dogs is because they
marry silly young girls who cannot
control them. An exchange says;
ga widow lady of Danvill, Kentucky,
took an orphan boy to raise and
when he arrived at the age of eigh teen
she married him, she then being in her
hftieth year. They lived many years to-
gether, happy as any couple. Ten years
ago, they took an orphan girl to raise.
Last fall The old lady died, being ninety
six years of age, and seven weeks after
the old man married the girl they had
raised, he being sixty-four years of age
and she eighteen
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-06-19

ODDITIES OF GREAT MEN.-Th great
est men are often affected by the most
trivial circumstances, which have no
apparent connection with the effects
they produce. An old gentleman Of
whom we knew something, felt secure
against the cramp when he placed his
shoes, on going to bed, SO that the right
shoe was on the left of the left shoe, and
the toe of the right next to the left. II
he did not bring the right shoe round
the other side in that way, he was liable
to the cranp. DIR. Johnson used always
in going up Bolt Court TO put one foot
upon each stone of the pavement; if he
failed, lie felt certain the day would lie
unlucky. Button, the celebrated natur-
alist, never wrote but in full dress. DIR.
Routh, of Oxford, studied in full canon
iciis. A celebrated preacher Of the last
century could never make sermon
with his garters on. Reseg, the Ger
man critic, wrote his commentaries on
Sopbocles with a pot of porter by his
side. Schubel lectures, at the age o
seventy-two, eXtemporo in Latin, witt
his snuff-box constantly in his hand
without It lie could not get on.
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-06-19
Modesty.

Modesty is the most beautiful orna-
ment n female can wear. 1t is engaging
and captivating, and, when genuine, is
a precious gem, worth more than ru-
bies. The deep blush and downcast
eye gives radiance to the countenance,
and speaks of the pure depths Within.
Modesty seeks retirement; thus, much
Of the world and its pleasures are debarr-
ed from the possessor, but much of its
follies and contamination are also lost
What is more shocking and disgusting
than female void of honesty? The for
ward manner and brazen face becomes
more repulsive the more VIC encounter
it. The want of modesty can be no COM
mendable accession. 1t has no merits OF
its own, and leads, in time; to presump-
ton and impudence. Dress and train
ing has much to do with the cultivation
Of modesty, for it is a rare plant, and
should be tenderly watched over from
the bud, that its beauty may not be
marred, but that its freshness and puri
ty may characterize, even unto old age
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-06-19

RICE FLoRENDINEs.- One quart of
milk eggs, sugar to the taste, quarter
pound of butter. tea-spoonful of Gin
namon, tea-spoonful of nutmeg, BRAN
dy to the taste, and rice flour enough
to thicken the milk.
Boil the milk and stir in enough rice
flour, mixed with cold milk, to thicken
about as stiff as thick molasses. Add
the butter while hot. Beat the eggs and
stir in when it is cold, and add the Other
ingredients. Bake in pie-plates with al
under crust.
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-06-19
miscellaneous II

This epitaph is found in western
church yard;
Here lies the mother of children five;
Two are dead and three arc alive,
The two that are dead prefering rather
To die with the mother than live with
the father.
A western editor has placed over
his marriages cut representing large
trap sprung, with this motto; "rhe
trap down-another minny caught"
Mark Twain says Horace Greeley
once tried to make living as writing
master, and failed. His copy was "Vir-
tue its own reward" and the scholars
got it, washing with soap is wholly
absurd"
A quaclS doctor advertises to this
effect: "Consumptives, cough while
you can; for after you have taken one
bottle of my mixture you can't We
rather think we won't take any of that
stuff until we find out what he means
by the above rather equivocal extract
from his advertisement.
When Bonner was a typ-setter, he
and his nearest fellow workman agreed
that which ever got started in the world
first he should help the other. Bonner
did not forget it, but has given his friend
a choice position ever since.
A marriage extraordinary: Mar
ried at Sunberry, Mass. by the Rev.
Mr.. Cranberry, Mr.. Nehemiah Black
berry, and Miss Catherine Elderberry,
of Danbury. We hope the descendants
will not prove gooseberEes.
A down. east girl being bantered
one day by some of her female friends
in regard to her lover, who. had the
misfortune to have but one leg, replied !;
"Pooh, wouldn't have man with two
legs-they are too commonr
"A famous judge came late to court
one day in busy season; whereat his
clerk, in great surprise, inquired of him
the reason" "a child was BORN" his
honor said, 'and I'm the happy sire.'
Gan infant judge?" "oh, no." said he,
"as yet he's but a crier."
A dentist was lately making a
speech in a political caucus, when a
fellow in the crowd exclaimed. "What
do you ask for pulling tooth, doctor ?"
I'll pull your tooth for a shilling and
your nose for half the money, replied
the speaker.
Irritable Christians should make
a note of this:
There was clergyman who often be-
came quite vexed at finding his little
grandchildren in his study. One day
one of these little children was standing
by his mothers side, and she was speak
irg to him of heaven.
MA" said he, 81 don't want to go to
heaven"
"Don't want to go to heaven, my sonT'
"No, ma, Pm sure 1 don't"
"Why not my son?'
"Whv, granpa will be there, won't he?"
"Why yes, hope he will"
Well, just as soon as he sees us, he
will come scolding along, and say
AYhewl whew whewl what are thest
boys here forl I don't want to go I,
heaven if granra is going to be there
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-06-19

STRAWBERRY SHORT CAKE.-TaEe one
quart of sifted flour and make into
baking powder biscuit, making very
short, and use four teaspoons of baking
powder; roll in a large cake one inch
thick; put into pan and bake; have
ready one quart of Strawberries, mashed
with sugar to make them sweet Gre am
mix sugar, berries and cream well, and
when the cake is done cut it in the CEN
Ter, or split it and lay the prepared ber-
ries on one-half covering with the other
will find it delicious. Other berries car
be used the same way.
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-06-19

Potato PUDDINe.-One pound of po-
tatoes boiled and well mashed, quarter
of pound of butter stirred in whilst
warm, two ounces of sugar, the rind of
"a lemon chopped fine, with the juice,
a teacupful Of milk; butter tin, put in
the mixture, and bake in a moderate
oven for half an hour. An addition of
two eggs can be made, if desired,
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-06-19

Snow PUDDING.-Take one-third of
a box Of gelatine, and pour over it
halfa cup cf cold water to dissolve; let it
stand few miHutes, then add half a pint
os boiling water, juice of "A lemon or two
small ones, one and halfcups powdered
sugar, whites of two eggs; beat all toge-
ther three-fourths of an hour; mould it
in cool place. Eat it with soft custa'. d
made of the yellSs and a pint Of lnilll
Favored with vanilla.
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-06-19

GOOD BIscUIT.-To one quart Of sour
cream and milk add teaspooniul OF
saleratus and one of salt; dissolve then;
well in the cream rub small teaspoon
full of cream of tartar in the flour. Bake
in q quick oven.
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-06-19

BOILED LETTUoE.-Wash the lettuce
we'll and put it in boiling water, with II
little salt; let it boil fast until tender,
drain IL well, lay it in dish and pour
melted butter over ii. The tops ofyoung
beets and radishes can be used as greens
in the same way.
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-06-19

COLD SLAw.-Take one egg, one tea.
spoon of flour, one teaspoon of sugar,
one of ground mustard; salt and pep
per to taste; with small lump Of but
ter, add sufficient vinegar; stir all to-
gether, and set il on the stove until il
comes TO boil; then set it away until
cold; then chop fine a head of white
cabbage, and pour the mixture over it.
This is as excellent MS a salad.