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2 Mr.. THAcxKRAY's wTB.-Mr. Thsckersy shared
with some Of his literary brethren OF England, the
wife. Without being actually insane, she was
liable to sudden attacks of mental disturbance.
which took the strange turn of driving her, with
irresistible force to some Methodist conventicle,
where her over-excited mind found vent and re-
lief in passionate shouting and screaming. Her
tender husband having been told that to prevent
her forcibly from attending such meetings would
only aggrsvste the evil, overcsme his strong dis
taste 10 all such displays and not only allowed her
TO 60, but insisted upon one of her daughters &C.
compsnyng her to the chapel. Their place Is
by their mothers side,- he said, simply: aud he
had the satisfaction to know that his unfortunate
wife was thus protected against attacks OF greater
violence and the dangers incident to such night
meetings In London, while his self sacrifice gave
him the hearty sympathy and sincere respect Of
his friends.-I Lippincott's Magazine.
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ANECDOTES or NAPOLEON AND ECGENIE-Na-
poleon Iii much amused the public OF the Porte
st. Msrif, q short time since, wnen attending the
performance Of the drama, - La Dame de Mon
soresu, 4 by A. Dumas, now being played there.
He laughed outright at one part, where an actor
says tbsf the throne Of France Is like bench.
notbing Dore, on which any one could cit down
but the Emperor made the whole tbeater laugh In
a second part, when minister walks up TO a the
stricsl hero performing the part Of King Henry
III, and says with an indescribable French shrug,
See. your majesty. what police yoa have got"
At this, Napoleon looked around for the project
Of his police, unto whom he smiled and Initiated
the shrtg. NJ. Pietri could not but applaud like
the rest Of the spectators, but II must have
been bard, very hard. The same performance
was marked by an other event connected
with the empress. She was resting her arm
on the velvet cushion before her when she
fancied some one touched IL, and withdrew ia or
der 10 make room for q neighbor in the next box.
on whose part Of the cushion she thought she
might aave been infringing, but soon forgetting
the incident, her arm was again rounded near her
bouquet. This time there was nc doubt about II
some one did Intentionally scratch her, and, turn
ing 10 face the party. a splendid petition was
pushed In her hand, and the suggestive author
jerked back without showing his face--lParis
Cor. N. Y. Herald. Eri
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Ghe 9tlu Orleans Grestsnl.
The Mothers Prayer.
BY ANNE CHAMBERS BRADFORD.

The Mothers Prayer.
-Ia.
BY ANNE CHAMBERS BRADFORD. frv
They sleep. Athwsrt my white
Meon.marbled easement, with her solemn mien,
Silently watching DER their rest serene,
Gazeth the star eyed night
My girl, sedats or wild
By turns-ss playful q summer breeze,
Or grave as night on siarlt Southern seas
Serene, strange woman'chiid.
My boy. my trembling starr
The whitest lamb In Aprls tenderest fold.
The buest flower. bell in the shadiest world.
his fitting emblems are.
They are but two, and all
My lonely hearts arithmetic is done
When these are counted. High and Holy One,
Oh, hear my trembling call!
/ ask not wealth nor fame
For these, my Jewels. Dadem and wreath
Soothe not the aching brow that throbs beneath,
Nor cool It's fever fame.
I ask not length of life.
Nor earthly honors. Weary are the ways
The gifted tread. unsafe the worlds best praise,
And keen its strife.
I ask not that to me fA
Thou spare them, though they dearer, dearer be
Than rain to deserts, spring flowers to the bee
Or sunshine to the sea.
But kneeling at their feet,
While smiles like summer light on snsoeu sueems
Are cleaning from their glad aud snless dreams,
would my prayer repeat.
In that alluring land,
The future-where amid green, stately bowers,
Ornate with proud and crimson blushng flowers,
Pleasure, with smooth white hand,
Beckons the young away
From glen and hillside TO her banquet fair-
Sin, the grim she.wolf, croucheth in her lair,
Ready to seize her prey.
The bright and purpling bloom
OF Nightshsde and AcaDthus cannot hide
The charred and blesched bones that are denied
Taper, and chrism, and tomb.
Lord. In this midnight hour
bring my lambs to thee. OH by thy truth,
Thy mercy save them from the envenomed tooth
And tempting poison-fower!
oh, CruciHed and Crowned,
Keep u.s. We have no shield, no guide but Thee!
Let sorrows come-let Hopes last blossom be
By Grief's dark tempest drowned.
But lead US by Thy hand,
Oh, gentle Shepherd, till we rest beside
The still, clear waters. in the pastures wide
or Thine own sinless land.
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Don't buy Q miserable single thread mschine,
when you can get frst premium Grover Baker
at the New York price. ffty-fve dollars, and war.
ranted Eve years, ct lS2iCanal street.
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A London letter says Mrs. Jennings Madeline
Henrique) win return 10 this country next sum-
mer, having instituted proceedings for divorce
against her husband on account Of gross abuse.
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The Lynchburg Virginian says: at Is under.
stood that Mr. Samuel Miller has donated the sum
Of one hundred thousand dollars TO the Uni
stitulion.n
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Can and see Keep Hogan. 35 Tchoupitoulss
ings, agricultural implements, etc. Prices low.
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PAY EXPRESS CHARGES.


This offer Is more especially to assist agents In tbs
Western and Southern States, but is oren te ell chs
toners.
co COMMISSIONS.
Agents viii be paid ten per cent. in Cash or Mer.
chaniise, when they FILL Up THEIR ENTTRE
CUE, for which below give partial list Of Com.
missions
For an order OF 80, from club Of Thirty. w..
will pay the Agent commission 2s yards Brown or
Beaehed Sheeting, Good Dress Pattern, Wool square
shawls, French Cashmere Pants and Vest Pattern
Fine Large White Counterpart etc. etc. So in cash
For an order of $50, from a club of Fifty we will
pay the Agent commission, as yards Sheeting One
pair heavy Wool Blankets, Poplin Dress Pattern hand
some Wool Square Shawl, Syer-Case Watch etc ETC.
or s. in cash.
For an order of 500, from a club Of One Hun
dred we will pay he Agent, commission 100 yards
good yard-wide Sheeting, Coin-Silver Hunting Case
Watch. Rich Long Wool Shawl, Suit of all Wool Cas-
simere, etc, etc, o. $40 in cash.
We DO not employ any travelling agents and Gus
toners should not paw money to persons purportng 10
be our agents, unless personally acquainted.
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A MODEL PARLoR MAGAzINE.--For
beauty of typography, artistic en-
cravings, and high-toned literary ar
ticles, together with large and beau
tiful display of fashions, Demorest's
Monthly Magazine is certainly I'M
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lust received, in addition to unusual
holiday attractions, has fine steel
Portrait of both Mr.. and Nine Dem
crest. The rich display Of novelties
offered in Demorest's Monthly would
seem to be enough to secure a cir
culation sufficient TO satisfy its pub
fishers. hu, in addition we see they
propose 10 give very large and fine
Q gtaving q Zach subscriber, vaiu, q
al $40 The engraving alon, w.ulo
make very appropriate holiday o.
birthday gift bat when ID q 80 Q
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MARRIAGES

In jamestown December 2 st, 1862 by II. L. Mann.
Esq. William Cole OF Galena, Ill, aud Miss Ellen
Kendall. of Dubuque, Iowa
In Muscoda, December %, 1862 by Ralph Carver
Esq Frank b. stanard and Miss len Bunker both Of
Muscoda-
In Patch Grove, December 24th 1862 BY Rev. c.
Bushby, G. E. Taylor and Miss Charlotte NJ. Salnave
both of Potos
In Boscobel, December Esd. 1862 by L. j. woolIey
ESQ. Munroe Pistcoek and Miss susannah Twining
both of Watterstovn.
II Lancaster December 26th. 1869. by Rev. S W
Eaten. John II FL Is and Miss Sarah NJ Hedges, both
of Lancaster.
In Fennimore. December oath, 1863, By Isaac Nc
Dcna!i, Ear, J ohm 5 Morgan and Miss Sarah Clark.
Ia Fennimore, December 23d, 1859, by Rev S
Jones' William Russell end Miss Caroline McCenahan
both of Fenni more.
In Hazel Green, December 17th 1869, by Rev Jas
Alderson Thomas Lukey aud Miss Jennie Larcy.
In Liberty, December 25th, 1862 by Rev Schultz
Henry Hoffman, Of Beetown, and Miss Mary sny iei
Of Lancaster
IN Lancaster, December 18th. 1869, by Rev II n
Strong, Aoie Strong, Of Lancaster, and Miss Margaret
Wilhelm, Of Clifton,
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Stock & Dairy Farm for Sale.

The subscriber will sell his stock and dairy farm
mated six miles north Qf the village # ,ncaster and
four miles south west Of Fennimors Centre consisting
Of 240 aeres60 OF which is timber the balance plog
land, meadow and pasture, with stream of
ming through the center Thereon large frame house
with good cellar large frame barn with underground
stable; also good spring house Good school near
BY. and excellent neighborhood. Price, $50 per acre
2sw4* DAN'L PROUDFIT.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-FIour frmer.
Wheat firmer and active. Future
No. 2 at 79c cash S2G62l seller
February Corn firm aud better.
No. 2 at 73c seller January new,
Coo bid. Oats irregular and dull at
42c cash, Dressed hogs dull 10!c
bid all round.
MILWAUKEE, Dec 27-Flour un-
changed. Wheat weak at 80(a So !;
Corn steady zoe Oats firm at 43c.
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TO MY OLD CUSTOMERS

take this method 81 informing my friends and cus
toners that and after the st day Of January 81
shall abandon the credit syxt>n and conduct my bust
ness erctstrely q cash basis am induced TO make
tAs chsnge after IN aud mature deliberate kx
psrience ha- convinced that the pre- vAfDg system
credit Is serious injury. ike TO the and
he patruus bile ID iy believe that strictly cash
must eventually successful and result in
the satisfaction ami pecuniAry benefit OF all concerned
lsshzli buy first class goods for cash only and with
svery SC y for the conduct sf business and reduced
expenses, both can and will sell at small profits
All persons indebted to me by note account must
settle the vith,a the prsseRt year.
Patch Grove. Dec. IS, 1868. ALEX PAUL
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Local Matters:
Opening of Public School

:. The tax payers Of School District No. 3
are hereby informed that the School House
newly erected viii be open for their inspection
during Monday, the 9th of January. In the
evening dedica;ory exercises Will take place,
and PRoF. CHARLES ALLEN, Of the State
Normal School at Plattevile, will deliver the
address. GEO. w. RYLAND, Clerk.
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Is At the Aouual Meeting OF the
Plattevliie Agricultural Society, on
Saturday last, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
PreSldeRt-J. ~ Rountree. IIce
PreSldentS-FIank Rowe. n Hutchens
Jno Stephens. Recording Secretary
}. ii. Evans. Corresponding Secre-
taTy--G E. Robertson. Treasurer
E. + Mears.
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h lIsr..-Iaken up by the subscriber
- hin section 70, tOwnO, range
- tOwA of tatch Grove. on or about the Iuth
q 9ttluDsE. 155y, one brinue steer with u hite
-s 81 spot Iu IUteuead taperlng with stripe 10
4ss. .,.ll y ears Old; yeIiow white
crop OF ught ear, about years Old
.si4l-- heliefs With white beiiys aud
- aha white spotted steer year old. The
Vnher requested 10 prove property pay charges aud
take said slIays away J. }. LAMBERT.
Patch Grove. November "a. 1863 l7w4
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TO BE COLLECTED.

Notice il hereby given that all notes given At my
auction sale March eth ls69, and due January ST.
1870 viii be left in the hands of j. Allen Bar her for
az tbeir maturity. 4. j. BEACH
Boscobel December 10Th, 1859 29wZs
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,At.oI.t -traved or Stolen. $40 Rewa,a.

vi tlru slUIch Inc suDsCTIDeT out q the
4 ~ OF Dewey, near the school house in the
si-g@ ~ Cassyiiie about I'd day of Nov. 1905
. - colt, sucking at that time), white
aails tue and tall evident inclined turn
j. chestnut s0rrel shedding the hair will pay
the above reward information which will lead to
the recovery OF said colt JOHN ii. C. sNECLoDE.
Dated Cassville, April 10, 1859. 46tf
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Wheat and FlaXseed Wanted

By Anton schmitt, his mills, miles WIS; of Ian
caster The highest market price paid for wheat and
tke Chicago price TOR Notwithstanding freight
charges
Lancaster, Dec 20. 1869 29w4
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NTRAY sTEER.-Taken up by the subscriber on
~ lands owned by him "a mites north west Of the
village Of Lancaster, November 24th 1869 yearliBg
red steer, white TANKS, white on top and END Of tail
and face The owner is requested to prove property,
pay charges and take said stray away,
JOHN CARM0DY.
Lancaster, December I'd. Hw4s
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!. TRAY HEIFER--Taken up by the subscriber on
- lands owned By him on section p, town of ass
about Noyember I'D, 1863, year cid
ed hralsf, marks. The owner requested prove
pssRerts. pay charges and taAe said stray away.
JONAH HALSTEAD.
& vile. December ?. 27wis
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neA- The atlantic Monthly for Janu-
airy is on hand, and presents the fol-
lowing table of contents The Cathe-
draI Among the Isles and Shoals, Ii !;
Joseph and His Friends, /; Ill Guido
Rospigliosi The Study of History
Americanism in Literature Nau-
haught, the Deacon The Woman
Thou Gavest Me; What to do with
the Surplus; Nearing the Snow Line;
Was he Dead +? Under the Midnight
Sun, | The Decent of Neptune to
Aid the Greeks; By Horse Car to
Boston, and the customary literary
notices, etc. This magazine is too
well known 30 require any comment
fom us.-Boston Fields, Osgood &Co.
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ssTRAX EEh.-Taken up by the subscriber on
y lands owned by him section a., iowa moth OF
range :, or about the l4th day of December, eoy
one red ard white specki d steer about years old
last spring The is requested to preNe property
p ~ en- r. es ana take said strayaw y.
BENJAMIN k1LBOURA.
Jamestown December IA, 1862 -9w4
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sA-From The Witness We learn
Lilly OF the Mound i.odSo ofIOOF
will hold a iestisa In Griuuelrs bail
on New Years eve.
The entertainment given by the
Athena Society, in Normal Hall, on
Thursday evening last, was one OF
the most pleasant and creditable yet
given by the students of the Normsl
school. The yonng ladie" acquitted
themselves very creditably The
lecture OF Prot. Purman was listened
to with much interest.
On Monday of last week Mr. Chas.
Williams OF Wsshburn while digging
a we'll was severely injured on the
head by the failing of a tub filled
with rock.
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: TRAY HEfEEH.-Iaken up on the premises OF
- aulsctlb II about miles north OF Potosi,
Grant Count y is, about December 9th, lo0y,
year and white heller silt in
aud bItteA ia tho other. Has lad one CALI The owner
Is requested prove prop erty, pay charges and take
SAID stay away JACOB SCHMlTZ
FOt0si, DEC 9tn 1862 2ow4chS
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nA.A lady's fur cape, lately found
near the Pigeon bridge south Of Lam
caster, has been left at this Office
The owner may call for it,
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UcSAnoS VISIT There viii be
a donation visit "a ne residence OF
Elder S.N Jones, ~ Foaaimorc, for
Ais benefit. on the afternoon and
evening OF january 9Th $3.50 All
are invited 70 participate By order
oG Committee ". II. Fish.