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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-09

To Advertisers.-Our advertising patrons
are requested to send IN their favors before
Il O'Clock m, as advertisements received
later cannot be insured an insertion in
IBE STAR OF the same day, on account of
the pressure Of news matter after that hour
With every disposition to accommodate, we
ind ourselves obliged to lay down this rule
and adhere to 1t
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l HE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH.

No ss2 ct, bet 10th aud ilth. the rear.
B;-speci.l attention paid to Repairing and
Polishing Of Pianos msrs- Inn
HE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH.
None. but those deprived OF this blessing know
OF las iors The pimPled, blotched and letter
with Jealousy and inws2ds desire. aRe .s sn,n
These 0v hose systems are nIed with the virus of
not have good health When the blood is impure,
All have timely warning in those BIotebes. PIN
pies letters, Cores bols, Copper colored Patches,
scales, &c Avert the calamity by purifying the
shMARlTkN's ROOT AND HERB JUICES,
have the snns Of a' Syphilis in the .y.
tenn and in that condition contemI late marriage,
snos To 81 sudh the
yourself Of the Sc impurities; of that scrofuous in
isctGE (Which IN many cas-; is etitary in ths
and cfsprins Price 81 Is per bottle. 'H '0''''"
SAMARITAN'8 GIFT
The only rsal cure for GonorrAea. elect and
Diseases caused from indeseretion Only ten pills,
and Mercury as being not only useless bat hurtfui
Gift cures in from two to tour days. thus avoid
Male Pasiases 81; Femass, S.. Sold SST Ts 9.
FORD and by Druggists,
nasty 913 Race street, Phiisdelp hia.
DRUG sT0RE RE0PENED. =
Ar fsu 2t 8o PnS f,om A Gss.1 Cat.
Pure Drugs, Chemicals Liquors, Patent Medi
clnts. Perfumes and fancy Toilet Articles ALWAYS
Oh hand. Prescriptions compounded by an ex-
perienced Physician.
ma s cow J. E McILyAIN, MD.
FLOWERS, TREES. PLANTS, SEEDS, &c.
BoQUETs. wREATHs. &c made from~>
choice Green house Flowers Flowers fresh u
daily from my Green houses Beautiful PlautsA
in bl- cm at all times be had at my Seed Store
fkuIT TREES.
large stock Of all kinds. Grape Vines, of finest
sorts, BY the ] 0OD or single plant Evergreens
Shade Trees, Roses, Garden Seeds. fresh and gen
uiDe. Foreign ard Domestic Flower Seeds in
great variety, from England and the Continent
Catalogues can be had on application.
JOHN SAUL,
fe22 eot 4f6 9TH st, OPP Patent Office.
NEW II MS
Choicest Maryland curing.
W0LCa PREMIUM EAMILY FLOUR
NEW YORK BITTER,
NEW YORK BCCKWHEAT.
N. W. BURCHELL,
fe4 Cor l4th and sts under Ebbitt HOUSE.
+ AIDES, GENTLEMEN, and OHILDRENr
AsEOOED-HAND CLOTHING, Undsrclothins
Boots and Shoes 3d., 3d. b:sus IMs n
At Sslk 1th street, in the second square
above Northern Liberty Market,
ehy oot u ana u s0.. east side
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-09
BANKERS.

JAI COOKE . o..
BAEKAR.
EIvrEHNyI STREET, OPPOSITE r.r.syty
suy and sell o. current market rates, a. La,
constantly on hand . full supply OF eli
GovERNMRET BONDS,
ekvHH-THIRTIRs. AND CON pOyyp
INTEREST NOTES.
orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &C., srsous..
sna collections made on sn accessible sy,pr.
sel-n
J. a. RUFF, Treas. J.B. BRYAN. Press.
WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK,
tchsrtsd By oonersaJ
PAYS IHrHRBsr Oh DEPOSITS.
Bonds and Stocks, Gold and Silver bought ana
sold.
Highest market prices paid for Land wsrr.pt.
A full supply Of Revenue Stamps kept CONSTANT,
O haaA. .m.,,
I IBsf NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON
u. d. oSoKE.fsf jay Goes. n ia. :, pv,x,s.,,.
WI. .. HUNTINGDON. ossaisr
eovsssMssr DEPOSITORY
BrHAHCIAL Agent OF THE uUr.Rp
STATES,
lssA ss~s, spsssss sAs nssssy Dssn~s.s.
eovsrnnsss ssoaritiss ussA Treasurer Tain.
states,
~oNS MILLION DoLLAksA
We bay and ell I'll classes Of COMMITMENT
SECURI17ESst current market rssss.
yURNESH EXCHANGE sd sssis o,il.~s...
10 ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES on PEE
UNITED STATES
We purchase Government vouchss o, N.
MOST HV0RABLE fIRMS, snd sivs 49,.
ful attention 70
ACCOUNTS OF BysIN Ess aBs ~ IuHs
and 10 any other business snsrusssd % n.
FULL IHTORAAfIOH On rseura N oovunr.
MEET LoAHs q I'll tanss ehssrfuny fsr,s,s.a.
wn. Q. auHrmefol. ossA
WoGhingoon, March %. m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-09

"HAv1NNERS FAMILY BRRAp.p
This uneQualled Bread 10 nov for sale IN mas, NJ
be leading Grocers Of the city VI
IL fe made OF select Family Flour: in thorop ohIv
Daked, In EcKenxieb Patent oven: nj sIvaxs
,weet, White, nutritfous, and 10 guaranteed 10
CAUTION "A greet deal Of Breed ID soid for
.6avenners" which never cane from our eetab-
ishment. TO prevent. as far e possible this dis
aonesty: we have supplied all our authorized Gro.
,ers with hesh sample Cards, marked 500. Ix.
<mine ZOE yourselves Jas 2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-09
Patent Steam Bakery
30. SAT STREET,
BETwEEN 41i ASB 6TH STREETS.

HAyINEERr CRACKERS
Are admitted BY ali impartial Judges to be the he,,
in the market. WEI
The reasons are obvious:
We have erected one Of Mckenzie q spIendid Reel
Ovens. Ut Q cost of over We thousand dollar
Our machinery fs the best and ne 3 est Patent
We buy the best 10 sterial.
We employ the beet worknen.
We manufacture from twenty i've TO thirty bar
rels Of -four per day.
We keep no cid stock hand, and CON se0uently
our Crackers are always fresh.
Try for yourselves, you viii find our statement
To prevent fraud, our Crackers are stamped With
"HAvENEER.p
III you can't get "HAvENEEBy CRACKERS
rom your crocer, send TO the Bakery, 81 c a.
we will tupply you.
We offer the following assortment:
SODA CRACKERS
MILK BISCUIT
WAITE CRACKERS
LEMON BISCUIT
BOSTON CRACKERS
CRACKER DUST
GINGER SNAPS
NOVELTIES
sGsas CAKES
SUGAR CRACKERS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-06-03
NO. 81:

SLrRs on WsNtN.-As a r,cr,t MAJ,
ING at which no ladies' were nrcs.n,
man responding % the .oast Of women"
duelt 81 NEST solely or the fsailty Of cha
sex claiming that the best of them wrro
nttie better than the worst, tho chief Az.
terence being in the strrourd;ns. !.
the conclusion Of the speech a gantl,m,n
arose to his feet and said:
+, Il trust the gentleman in his ami,
ton refers 10 his own mother and Sisters
and not to ours"
ne efset OF this mos, Jus. ana timely.
rcouke "h2 ovorwl lninc-rtb, m,I;',nH,
shame. '0'' u '''o
his incident serves an e,re1tcrf nrr
P1se II Prefacing few words which -,
have Tor long timc had in ol,rmin1 tns,v
~ al the evils prevailing amonr youn,,
men VIC Ai'nw OF none more blirhtino in
1t, moraI"tt ctS than the teulcnry = Sno,t
>>hShtingty Of the virtue Of woman W.
= mere anything IN which Young r,cr
are s. thoroughly mistaken as the low a.
innate they form Of the integrity Of wn
'''' q 'hSIr own morhcrs and sis
t'rS' thank God. but Of. others who 49,
sisters "nn
As iule, no person who surrender n
TINS debaSjns habit is safe to, be- trustcJ
T''h any enterprise requiring integrity Of
character Plain words should be gratrnn
on tins point, for the c,.l IS ycncra, onn
a ana ''ep rooted, If young men arc somo.
times thrown into the society of ~,
thoughtless. they have no moro r;,.h. :,
measure other women by what tbry So scc nf
these than they would have to estimate
tts Character of honest and respectable
citizens by the developments of criuc r.
our police courts.
Let young mer remember that .tbc;,
met happiness IN Iltc depends upon thc;r
utter faith IN woman. No worldly wis.
DOM no m'santhropic philosophy no gen.
crallzatlon, can cover or weaken tb;.
fundamental truth. 1t stands like tho
record OF God himsclfrfor i! Il ,potE.
j, ing less than this-and put a seal u: upor
rPs that are wont to speak sGgItipsly
OF women.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-06-03

Hes nothing bas boy" she contin-
uci L won't havg MIN I'll have q
divorce. if havo u start for Indiana,
| right off. and with that she whipped
out of the room like : comet;
BY this time Numbes two was upon
nc, stormlng like hurricane. Her hus-
band was a man of forty; whereas she
had always sail she would never marry
anybody over TWENTY-FIVE. She charged
me with deceit. imposition, and swindling,
declaring she woul! have me prosecuted
for damages and. without giving HI
time TO say a,wori. went of e cors;.li
her lawyer.
By the tnse she vas done. IN, como,
the mother Of Miss Timiiity, Number
Three, more wrathful than either of the
Others. She was offended, outraged. be-
cause her ''dartcrs" husband was 4 punv,
pasnful boz, Just like her own husband.
she said, when she married Lin. and such
man was Of ne account, whatcver.-
She too, was going to have the law CT
me.
Number Four, the cx-wiiow, by this
time was before me, looking Ike fury.
ller husband had proved 20 he a viiowcr
with four children, and she had always
Declared she woa,I rather de than marry
wldower. She was going to have me
prosecuted forthwith
And 50 they came, ono afcr another
One tall, cross-eyed young woman had
got tall 5ross-e1ed husband, and she
pronounced him intolcrablc-'' monster
a fright" One young lady, very seE-
timental, who had almost wcpt h,r ewes
out over sensation novels, and wore spec
taclcs, had got mere book worm, while
her heart had been set upon soldier or
d sailor. One young Miss, whose people
were very poor and proud, was disguised
because her husband was what she called
"a bcggar.'
The only comfort i got was from q
couple who assured me they had long low
ed each other, but had been too poor to
marry. They were very profuse with
their thanks, which was all they had to
give me.
was in despair. Where was the pro-
fit had counted upon so confidently as
certain to flow from my machine, and
which was to enable me to marry Euphe@
mia and lie N orulence? Instead Of a
ior,une, was likely to get into Jaw aud
INTO prison. Elas. / now realized the
f-tq' detect IN my machine. L was cal
culatcd TO provide people such mates as
they wero entitled to have-not such as
/ they wanted. The pcrversen555 Of hu-
man nature WIS such ~ to render it worse
than useless. The difficulty, too, was one
that vas irrcparable.
What was l to do? In Try dospcra-
ton my eyes fell upon great iron ham
mer had been using in putting togeth-
or the machinery, and, without mo-
mcnt's rejection, I seized it and hurled it
st the cause oe my torture. Fate or ac-
cident directed it to vital part. It
struck where the most delicate works were
located A crash. Z rattle of falling
metal, and my machine stood still
Meanwhile the clamor about me was
increasing. / was between two fires; on
one side was troop OF angry, weeping,
scolding wives bewailing their unhappy
fate, and alike denouncing me and their
husbands, and on the cthc- rhalan< of
eager matrimonial candidates wholly un-
| moved by the spectacle of their afflicted
sisters. could stand it no longer.-
Selling my hat, fed from the room :;
nor have | vcnturcd near it since.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-06-03

OvEFwoRE,-Therc was William Pin.
aeau at forty-nlne, carrying the British
E'hpIre on his shoulders for Quarter IF
. century, and attcmt tting to carry = mint
OF port wlno daily and pinch of op;,,,n
II MS stomach: and laundering in mid
ocean from this over-cargo. What ,
wreck was that Thcn Frinslc3 Sheridan
went tc l,e.o5 on Tie breakers of intern
Peranee and overwork. There, too. was
Mirabeau, that prodigy OF strength and
hGaitn' OF versatility and splendid talent
Killed by the overwhelming labors AMI
excltements of the tribune and tto c4rtas
OF Cyprian hells. Sergeant S. Prentiss
attempted the double task and if evor
man might with impunity. he conlJ
with le'mno health ard marvellous mon,
tai gifts SAID distinguished Mississip-
pi lawyer to me, "Prcntiss would AZ. ~
all night gar1tlihg and drinking, and
,hen go into court next day and make a
better plea in all respects than I cou,a
OF anybody else at the bar of our Statc,
even though We studied our case half tho
night and slept the +cst.9' He tried #
ana IN the trying burned to the socket in
,or'y-one years the lamp of life that had
oeen trimmed to last fourscore. A draft
upon the constitution in behalf of anne
'ite is just as much draft as in behalf
OF wor k and if both are habituallv rrc-
lO[f.o ',9tu cr, oalhruptcy ana ruin arc
,uro and swift.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-06-03

ttRA.-tuha Is the largest ana most
valuable Of all the West India Islands
Its form Is thatot an irregular crescent,
curving southward- 1t lies south of the
Southern States, between ~ aad S30
w6>t longitude, and ~ and - north
latitude = curYIng hne running through
It's ccnro, east and west, wcuid measure
nearly eight hundred miles. Estimates
of lts extent vary from thirty-tbrcc to for
ty-scvcn thousand square mdEs--cnough
for five or six St@'Cs : large IN. territory
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-06-03
(l'rom the New York Mercrry)
MY MARRYING MACHINE.


Ny m't9er, |:'o ,l '''o o,,5 4"o" on3,lt "" nv tLnrn
the h'oF " my ., I''''' ''',( 1aod oItLor;t. On
Tore % DC '}''S'''l' - -o9 'aal;r,at;on.
All points r'la,u,G ~ ny !l''',''N,',,';',.
always ln,,S'el 'l'I' "l T,' po'" ,,,5 ,,ta
Wy ,., '",, oni ,,most a. infinitely as my
-, 'o,,- .I.,r i,a,;no h.cn an inmate cf the
1"' l'',,'', .L, +;,,o uttered Il from the
,.''',>' ,,.,1 tl.a. vas = wonderful child
.'nI tIat III lived louc enough, I would
Il. M = araat man.
~ .a;o+ &c +rog such comnotent
*, ~ ar,,.,[.;,, n r5-soholl in
,,I;.h tho f,m,Ia element decidedly pre-
"'',' !i y '''o - c'.Is,. raI oo.,, ,onI =
, 49, '.S |nI,. | ~ tL,,,,b If nv. norb-
=. o.'.7 "a ,L,t rv,oIIcnt clrvrr woman be-
c.n, I,,I;,,.o, N rho snnerior facuI-
."- r,a,,nt Nv,
y ,,.., ,,ooo.a,,-,,.
'"',''' - -, c.,,.s,,,sr,nlv nr;or +
~. ,,,..so,,f r.ooII. ..t;,n L,-
'.'' a. S...'. y l., ~, .,,,ar.Ii,ns an
IN, ..a1 ,,I a,.,t-.c..r,I that WIS in
'e'' ',i "a ;,,' .,r s,n'o.b.nr or,,t in the mo
y '.,',,,.i NV ,jnc II i POSSIBLE that pro-
-nc,sitv ,. chor'pl7 own finaars ait whom
ever | could -yt my handk on eIge-tools,
in which operation nearly succeeded on
several occasions at a vcrg tender age,
suggested the idea.
BE that as it may, when old enough |
was nut in charge of a maker Of machine
rv. that l might learn the mysteries OF
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-06-03
\ 81 R>T.~'-fE FOR t'pF

\ S,R>r~~rE roH CorFrr-From
,hcuical analysis it appears thas the seeds
Of the asparagus when dried, parched and
ground. make a tull favored coffee, but
llulc inferior 10 Mocha containing in com
mon with ts2, and lo'cc. the prNr7lc cal
led tauriuc. Dry the asparagus. berries
we'll. after being thoroughly rlpeucJ, .hcn
rub them on sieve, thnx TIC seed are
readily separated -Ja--na' r Heaff.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-06-03

y lady, who was about to give a p,rty
to convention of clergymen. sent for n
caterer 70 assist ln the preparations. ilo
aSfoc II S4e ntended to give dancing
party. She replied that it was to be
mainly composed Of clcrsymcn. I'm that
case Madam Sall hc. Il would advise
you TO provide bountifully. Them NOUS
people cat drcadiuly
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-06-03

\ young lady at Troy, while engaged
in conversation with gentleman a few
days since, spoke Of having resided in
=. l"Ws. WAS St Lonis your native
place 2 inquired the gcrtecmcr. We'll,
yesNpart of the time, responded the
!ady.\
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-06-03

Lord BaEcn beautifully SAID: If e
man be gracious unto strangers, it shows,
fc Is citizen oNhc world. and his hear.
is no island cut otffrom Other lands, buf
a continent that joins them"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-06-03

nv evos noon !cafr bush which rose to
the height Of an or1'nary tutI-eroTn per-
500. standing lutle distance IN front OF
me" How long | ma! fes,Ni ''erT ~
no means OF determining before o''c''''e
conscious ot singular tranS'or,'a''o,i 90
ing on under my very ewes ne ouS'
was slowly changing IS r'rni rom ~, l'''.' =,
an ordinary. frowzy Shruo' 70 . .'.,I .na, ~"'
comely femaie- was IKE one - . = ''og
| couil not r'm'Te my 2'z' w.. ~.
dreamnF. OF that was very G''''a'l' :
tor th'nN,ng that sneh m'3ht DC 'Ie is''. e,'st
| then ant there reasoned t"e no'c 'ii'''-
ter over IN my MN y.
Gradually the metamorphosis went on,
until a woman. or what appeared 70 La a
woman stood perfectly revealed before
me. Her conntenance was MT disagree
able, and teIt no terror ohe was '"e
first to speak
"sIYorkman - she began, "whv Do YOU
thu, lax brain and spirit in trying TO dis
cover what The great Architect has not
vt dcereei shall be. disclosed to man =
AL all, in lis own good time.
.Tb,t may marry her whom love :"
7 rorIie3 earnestly. I1t almost without
voltion.
..Tban- construct = marrying machine !"
1,;+b ,bo.o word, tho stranger struck
> ro4t OH and moss-coyerei. rising above
NO oa-tb - tba dimensions of an orina-
-. sIao,,;nc aoor,n,ont and near which
che had bcan stand;no with a staff she
heIl in her hand. and Immediately, with
a loud rcport. the rocky she'll burst open
The disclosure was Astonishing. \ mag
a.Gne Of singular machinery was exposed
to view. There were immense magnets,
noworfnl cnouob It would seem, to lift
ton,. ,yoioht from thc cartb's great wheels.
lono shinino rolls. ami numerous other
c,,ntri~,nces lown 10 the most delicate
noebani.n, found in \ lalv's watch.
", Al, fho z,stor;ors fa-
,oo7o hem 70 nnt the narts together -
An the works fitted with the most per-
fon, ov,c.itudn Nothing was wanting ::
nothinr was supcrnuous. Gradually the
tho whole GROW into 4 most beautifully
ordered machine Nv admiration as a
mechanic was almost withcut bounds
Sncb hondiwork | had never bchcld.
,.1. o,.,mrtb;oc ros N +. intended
,.I,aa '.', ana ,,'st vonJorrul combination
~. w. Lorar9 me- NIotionlcss il stood. but
.I;.rr,,.;ne sn.h manifest desi5n in its
ca,-trn.r;o1 if..Jji ike tho human body,
i -s,,s-1 :, need but soul to make 1t
pcrt,et.
, 1869-08-17
DISSOLUTION NOTICES.
nISSOLUT1ON.

~. ,..rt, tjtizzeo doing tcsse's "hdtf 'er ira
r,,n. a, NICHOLS MUM hare thia d, dis'os'ea ~
.,r,r,, ca,cn., Charles i. Aaaa o'5:Hs sas
! n. Hteho,s Ind will eoud1uc tas nas'aeN '''e
f,-r a.xr,u1us al c;a.n1s u atss sna oepe' &c.
fnn. 1wtsErps yY.Yy
, 1869-08-17
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, AUGUST II, 1869.

would teFots sgalust Acheme toe Bu1endea1n9
The woIt of fhe Postal Department to f1ilfpaa .!
e1presa companies, oecause the' cnAnse ~oold
SUBJECT nd service to the greed and caprice OF
cnsporatinGs conducted &olely with Etsw 70 saef'
ow pYnt. The performance Of the service b.
the aoes % p9s siF1Is l7R'y ING @%npp el
tnat lii r4ghts Werp teueE cz1bd for a1d IL intes-
ests moro fully retpecsed BY the coocent1atlon Of
bJ any Fua,autees which pr1a:e corporations
"E1assis the same considerations apply to The
telegraph We have 10 desire 10 -u1deTAlnt tue
accormoda.,on afforded " tho companies whotc
wlrea cover The cont1naut a. With = ues- Then
e@nierpr'se @ tas seeonoPt!snsd nash nas s & i EeTe
Ance QI Ee1sageh a. eu1cient - It ean:b be 1uade-
Judging ol II onlJ By uhat we see here, It Is \
S Witch gurepesp coye1nens4 n Save ae9elopa It
t. In almost oil respects unsaiisia1torT ~ rates
are ex1I4saSant, znd the facilities It affords are
mithr Be anorded By post4! management
"1te stkt.uS Recommendations Of the postal tGl.
eEraIh aEc ehrapoess. uniformity Of cha!-ts, and
+ hat may he termed the nlyets3stty Of its in2-
chlnery. Every Post Qn1ce on tue routed Haf-
cTssd bf ttltcrrprs Is 8 station for the receipt,
tEansrnistion and dtstslbaron o. messases Iele-
cock !ens'Te ~slh tnoss Of the postal system ana
the charge iot tie service performed Is Erespec-
tl5e OF dlstauce- The same reasoning which tas-
tres The CONVEY Of letter regardless Of dis
tance, lnuicaiea fhe e1pedienc5 Of irzas1nntlng
1ele2t4{'bic despatch wntltEes the Arrangements
q aas p2Ss gtfies s1lend, i u1!qs 'ase
form rate Of Of one shilling and, moreover, to
VI extend the telegraph that It tnall reaeh eTtsy
one5 order office In the Hnedont- 1t Is beilesed
that IL less than three Years the rae Ha5 be ~
nuceh TO kt1Pehce. We're this country 10 adopi
tie same s,stem- We might hope for unlforG
charge Of txent'-1ss sents Or even = lssa ~ ~, II,
yolSe permanent loss 10 the government In
ptnny poetape eyhtem In England Il source q
p.onL And In Belgium aad Swttzertaad, with
lam II y,tfn hN
, 1869-08-17
CUSHIONS III RDRSE-CARS.
The Dangers OF Their Use
Reform Needed.

It would seem that there Is 10 particularly good
iulpg Ill Tits world without Its dl5a9recahe !ea'
tutss. upe cannot c1rtEence the t1ss Of iAHng
In lore without occasionally feenag the FahSs Oh
!ts universal Observation-Disclosures one cAaaot
take LoAt-r1de On the lake and breathe the 1nT1g*
Grating str and feel the e1hila1ailng smell With
out getting 6ea-eick- Nor can one Indulge III taose
gorgeous s&ey-1ockfAlis-"atnoat
either II allng Up tn the Armoty, Of With a head-
ache. ........ ......--
Thus runs :he world away. The seq Il free from
dnst. but 1t abouuds IL nausea Whtakey Is an e1-
h!ta1aut, but It ends IN detirun tr<sns or the fo-
lice Court. Love Is an Immense thing for those
who indulge in It but It often Produces morn has
e1y than happiness, aud wlthA Il yer5 costly anu
When Iiobert Fulton projected ots eseamhost he
did crest thing for the people But hls lnvcnNoa
things ipfo America People t1aTel long distances
!Astrr taan they used, but they run the fss o. bs
Ing blo&n into eternns, burnt into ctnders, OF
droR ned into food for her nshea-
And su wih sienm RAILWAYS The tTave!!ng
pubic u1e cuah!ctl 10 annthllate time and distance,
Tut are meanwhile nlanQled By collisions, neecel
by Directors, and IN other and divers WAYS
imposed uron by the E1&ks, p:e"sr 6oIl1i
and Vaadertnts Of the dag -
thoaeht to t,e one Of those gool things exempt
frpIn The drawbacks which were found 10 attend
U1her public institutions Old people, who would
,sst fot nj the wealth Of Crasus, would lay out
eixpence Or two tor the saEe Of q slde III horse.
raE aud gcnetal, 60 ns far u the ttuGK extehls1.
fuuur ptustt y nO went counting, anu Whosc Dul.
c!pxs lived In the suburbs Of the city found the
pink cushions Of the horse.car very a!tfactiFet
au'l the seatiy }olting ses} congenia 70 1e!sn.in!
juuJtty'g enl. And the business public, who
werr tired out after day = work, found the horse,
car n most ptcusurl9e method Of being conveyed
Then ca,ne tic durN Side OF the norse-car gaes-
ton: So lnapy people wanseA ~ llae, ana IN 'aI
, 1869-08-17
INDIANA.

Killed While NnlktuE on tho 1kntl.
fond-Work on ahc Grand lkApia*
4 Iuutnnn Noud indianapolis
Items.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
FoHT WAYNE, 1nd., August 10.
About SIX miles ives, on the Pittsburgh Rail-
road, to-day, wealthy farmer, John OLIVER, VIE
sIucl and killed hy the eastern bound express
count Of which the engineer could not see MN in
time TO prevent The accident, and he. having IN
umbrella over him, did not set the tfAtn4 The
Co!oner's verdict e1onerates the company IRON
WorEmen hsyc commenced On this end Of the
Grnnh itnrlds Indiana Railroad, and II y being
sVF e1s vii se crousat nsre rom other points aud
innIAs1roLls, Ind, August Professor Il G.
tcndcut 81 the public schools Of this cit5, has ten-
drred bis resignation. No SUCCESSOR has yet been
designated. ... ....
s.ute ART about forming State organization, 10
meet in this city once month
TEKRE HATE, Ind, August 16--As the family
city W: were taxing q pleasure tuve. this evening,
accompanied by john Turner. = young gentleman
Of This city. In crossing the Eairoad raek Ia ne
northern part Of the e,t5' about dust' tn; sns
eIsase f5sa Which, %a' was backing f1p ap
and demolished the carriage, throwing out the
occupants. M.ss Laura Tuttie, young lsdy aged
about Il years. fell upon the Track and vas liter
ally cut Iii pieces By the passing rEain 1hs other
meuters Of The family escaped serious !njurJ.
There was no light upon tue rear car OF the Haln.
and they were wholly unaWare or IL presence
lspAsarolis, Ind.} August 1s.-The weather
the past week has been tho hottest of the seaAon
| With occasional rains. 4 heasy thunder storu
prevails tonight. Tho present effect on tue corn
crop Will be good, although previous rams nave
| greatly Injured H.