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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-02-17

PROSPEROUS
NIL wallkee Sentinel
FOR THE YEAR
1869.

With the first Of January next the Milwau-
kee Sentinel enters upon the thirty-frst year
of its existence. The publishers take this oc-
casion to acknowledge their obligations Tor
the liberal patronage which it has enjoyed, and
to promise that they will spare no pains or ex-
pense to maintain its reputation as a
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-02-17

Hoes a BENEFITIN THE ORCHARD
From careful observation and frequent
consultation with men of experience, we
bave become satisfied that in the absence
of thorough care, an orchard is benefited
by permitting the swine to pasture in it
Of course thorough cultivation while
young, and III ulchng after the trees are
too large to pillow amongst, would be the
best coarse but when men will not
spend time for this, it is good thing to
turn in the hogs-after the trees are large.
We are well persuaded that they are OBJ
nexjous to worms and vermin Of all kinds,
and prevent these pests from getting on
the trees. They also prevent the grass
growing about the roots lFeStesn Far
nler.
Iron and gentian given to certain
COWS now will make veal cheaper next
spring.
"A farmer in Delaware realizes from
Wilson Strawberries at the rate Or ncarIv
$1,000 per acre net profit,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-02-17
DRUGGLSTN

Any druggist in the country will tell you, i
you take the trouble to enquire that every one
hat buys a bottle Of Goes Dyspepsia Cuee from
hem, speaks in the most unqualified praise of
It's great medicinal virtues
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-02-17
s. a Great EsEessiERg.''

From Rev. L. F. WARD. Avon, Lorraine Co., o. I
Messrs STRONG & ARMSTRONG, Druggists, Cleve-
land, O..
Gentlemen 1t gives me great pleasure to
state that my wife has derived great benefit
from the use of Goes Dyspepsia Cure. She
has been for q number of years greatly
troubled with Dyspepsia, accompanied with
violent paroxysms of constipation, which so
Frustrated her that she was all the while, for
months, unable to do any thing. She took, at
your instance, Goes Dyspepsia Cure, and has
derived great benefit from it, and is now COM
paratively well. She regards this medicine, as
a great blessing. Truly yours.
JAM 18th, 1868 F WARD
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-02-17

w ONDERFUL--Fo For pain in the chest or
w bowels fresh Baltimore Oysters will
effect 8 cure in q few moments. Sold by
Woodland & Bro.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-02-17
CLERGYMEN

The Rev: Isaac AIKEN, of Allegheny, testi-
hes that 1t has cured him, after other remedies
had failed.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-02-17
No. 9.
sIMTLIA sINILIBUs CURANTUR
HUMPHREYS

HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
ITAYE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
IL experience, an entire success: Simple
Prompt-Eficient and Reliable They are the
only Medicines perfectly adapted to popular use,
so simple that mistakes cannot be made in
using them; so harmless as to be free from dan
ger, and so efficient as to be always reliable.
They have raised the highest communication from
all, and viii always render satisfaction.
Middletown transcript., 1869-06-05


Hundreds of the French Canadians are
leaving that country, and locating in the
United States. Tho cause of this exodus,
which commenced about the middle of last
winter and still continues in the province
Of Quebec, has perplcxed newspaper wri-
ters and politicians not u little, By some
it is attributed to the want of manufactur-
ing enterprise. 1t is argued that the
young habitdnts cannot all live ON farms,
and that what Is wanted to retain them in
Canada is the means of making living by
working in shops, factories. and public
works. Other statesmen. who have had
considerable experience in the matter, pre-.
fesscd little faith in the reviving potency
of manufactures, giving as o reason that
there is no market for the product of ma
chinery labor.
Middletown transcript., 1869-06-05
BANKING HOUSE OF
John NIcLear & Son,
60ZMarket st. Wilmington, Del.
EsTADLIsnED, 1913.

WYE are offering for sale the Six per. Cent
w Bonds of the City of Wilmington, at par
iu sums of $50, $lOo, $500, and $1,000. Inter
est payable April and October. Registered Ger
titicates,
The City Leans of Wilmington have always
been highly esteemed as an Investment, and the
rapid growth and general prosperity of the city
make theRi more than ever desirable.
We continue to transact general banking
and brokerage business, and are continually en-
larging our facilities.
Money received on deposit and returned on
demand with interest. Parties keeping accounts
with us may draw checks on US payable at sight,
precisely as in the case of banks.
=. Drafts Oh England, Ireland, Germany and
other countries drawn.
d. Parties desiring to invest money in bond and
mortgage, are invited to examine our list of Sc
curitcs of this class
Passage tickets from Europe, by all good
lines sold.
Government Securities taken in exchange for
any other securities at the highest market rates.
JOHN McLEAR 4 son.
June 5th lS60-tf
Middletown transcript., 1869-06-05
NOTICE.
ct CENTS REWARD.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber ON the 29th
II of May, an Indentured Golored Boy, about
Is years of age, named John Henry Green. All
persons are forbidden to harbor or trust him ON
NV account. DR.. JAMES L. VEAZEY.
June SITS Near Summit Bridge Del
Middletown transcript., 1869-06-05
VALUABLEFARM
AT
PUBLIC SALE,

Al S Attorney for VIM. 7 Wallis the under
IA signed, on
Wednesday,. the 23d t5a5 Of June, 1869,
at IL O'Clock, NJ at the hotel in Kennedyville,
Kent county, Maryland, will offer at public sale
his farm in said county.
This farm contains
1879 ACRES OF LAND,
nearly all arabic. The soil is naturally good,
and has been made very productive by the ilse'of
lime, clover and plaster, and is well adapted to
grain fruit and vegetables, and also to clover and
other grasses. 1t is divided into five fields and
two lots of six acres each. Each field is we'll wa
tered, except the one near the house, AL the
fencing is good. The improvements are
Peach Orchard Of 1000 Trees,
one year old, which have been carefully selected
from the most approved and saleable varieties
FIFTY APPLE TREES in bearing, and a good
selection of Cherries, Grapes, &c.
The Buildings
are nearly new and in good order The DWELL
ing is frame and two stories, with three rooms, a
Hall and Pantry the first floor and four rooms
on the second, and a. garret room. The Out
buildings are amply sufficient for all the purpo-
ses of the farm.
This farm is most eligibly located, being con-
venient to CHURCHES, Schools, Mills, &C. 1t lies
directly on the Stage road from Middletown to
Chestertown, within mile of the growing village
of Kennedyyille, whsre depot on the Kent coun-
ty Railroad has been located, which road is now
under construction, and will be completed to that
point in a few months. 1t is also convenient to
Steamboat Landings on the Sassafras and Ches-
ter rivers, and to other important points in the
county.
This farm is positively for sale, and will be
sold on liberal terms in order TO secure fair
price. They will be made known ond the day of
sale. II. HYNSON,
Attorney for Wm. 7. Wallis,
-Chestertown, May 29--ts
Middletown transcript., 1869-06-05
PROMPT,

Ni33lctown, Del. Feb. 2s, 1868.
MEssRs. WALTON, WHANN $780, Gentlemen
used Whann's Raw Bone Supcr-Phosphate on my
corn last spring, and on my wheat in the fall.
In each case it produced an excellent crop.
Wishing TO determine which of the different phos-
pilates would pay me hest, tried several, and
am glad to say the yield was much the best
where used Whann's, ! shall continue to use
it, and cheerfully recommend it to my ncighbors.
A. I. STUOPS.
Addlaoun, DEL March II, 1863
MEssRs. WALTON, WuANN & Co. Gentlemen:
have been using Whann's Phosphate for some
time past alongside af the popular fcrtliRers, and
have come to the conclusion it is as good as any
Other. am going to pse ten tons this spring
Yours truly, HENRY CLAYTON.
March 27-ly
Middletown transcript., 1869-06-05
Ghe ytliddlttolun GJranstript
PUBLISHED EvERY SATURDAY,
BY HENRY VANDERFoRD.

TERNs.-$2. 90 per anuum, payable in adOance.
Single copies five cents.
ADVERTISING RATEs.--one.sq square of ten lines,
ST. for the first insertion ana rs cents fer each
subsequent insertion. One square one year $lO
six months Sc. For a quarter of a column three
months So; six months SIS; one year, with the
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$50. Fractions of square TO be counted as
square. When the number of insertions is not
marked, advertisements will be continued until
forbid, and charged accordingly. Obituaries
published at advertising rates; Marriages and
Deaths inserted free. Yearly advertisers must
confne their ad vertisements to their own business
Isg- All letters should be addressed to THE
MIDpLETowN TRANscRIPr, Middletown, Del.
Nas- Office corner Main and Scott streets.
Middletown transcript., 1869-06-05

Mrs. Charles Wister, Of Germantown,
: Pennsylvania, was accidentally thrown
from her carriage on Monday night and
killed
Mr.. Clarence Scriminger, clerk of the
steamer Cambridge, was drowned at the
wharf at Snow Hill. Maryland, on Sunday
last.
Middletown transcript., 1869-06-05
LOOK OUT!
LOOK QUIT!
LOOK OUT!!!
Cool Spring" Charley is Coming Soon

RUT not with Cool Spring Ice" this time,
)'but with pure
NORTHERN ICE,
Which is very cold, and also very clear.
None need suffer with the heat for will be
around in a few daya 10 cool them off.
Give me your Cash and will give you my Ice
at as low prices as can afford. Price list until
further notice :--l 40 per hid. to regular epatom
ers who take 100 lbs. or more daily cts. per
b. to regular customers WHO take 10 lbs. or more
daily; p cts, per lb. to regular customora who
take 10 lbs. or less daily; cts. per lb. to cas-
ual customers in small quantities.
Ny Terms are Positively Cash, and all who do
not settle either daily or weekly will have their
lsupplies cut off and be left to melt until all ar
rears are paid.
One weeks notice must be given by all persons
who wish their supplies discontinued.
May 22-3m CHARLES ADAMS.
Middletown transcript., 1869-06-05

HANGING. BASKETS, Earthen and Wire,
J. i For Sale at R0THWELL'S New Store,
May 90 Main street, Middletowp, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1869-06-05
THE LITTLE GIANT

TT will do as much work and is as durable and
l. strong as tho heavy hgh-priced machines with
but half the draft for the team.
Mower cutting II feet weighs $40 pounds.
Reaper cntting feet weighs $50 pounds.
Reaper cutting feet weighs $50 pounds.
We respectfully ask our farmers to call and ex-
anime the " Buckeye" and "Lttlc Giant" the
most complete machines ever offered in this mar
ket and which we feel confident will give satisfac-
ton wherever placed. +. 7. EVANS Agent,
May l5-tf Mddletown, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1869-06-05
j. Il. FENIMORE & CO.,

On the Railroad, above the National Hotel
January 25-tf
, 1869-10-31

N r,ot.,l.7 ,rs unloubkelly 10 attributed 10 tho
hatii, aud it has YETI naturn1ly encountTts.a .,
II, rrtnrnntnu aRepc1et- IN ifuilanhs stuaAf
rtae,;ee nrevoN.. nndtr the nsnse Of "qiieess1,&.
it wis referred IL IN WORK Nntsen 9y iIon. Mso'
~ T., lie tjspue, uno fnrns4uc1 ". STILES ~ 10
tcrrsuns eotc Oh .hc subject. IN t91@sr a~ns.
pu entirc absence ii ctOsh!a0 VA aAo"sa' uus
eumiepe Of BriizerlAut pod especially - tho TETON
~ ths pnicf. ~. sid,ltG sola, hat,9 mar atiN
te tfacca. Gu1uk back 10 tnr Ofsat, ~ ,fsr "i1'
vi sr 0ntpcstic md religious ebseryAneea. Among
Mtpy Ut lla AnRu1n titbea. u u usaal rot 'nEss
10 present hlmsetf At thB house .! hh DtttusEso
VIII sSs n a,s m seE caac
n~ deaIEea "a we'd IN her neld wotE ~ aAE; At
naat b. applUesaes, s,a Ses sm ai' Mi: bat t.
an the otter hsId. ste sa!a !" i.e Roo.i eao1Sh 70
hlo~ nr the afe," q "Leht INC atnV, = =, Dam. NJ
eu4. ns that il the usual soFr, Of dt.,nlss:s nr.
Stlxs, hzsi1,g proven the eaAy existence Ant wtte
%xHbt u she 'oa1daug'' stsiom; grocss = TO TO
Y.n s" wo2! utsnu xae soo1a ds5s, sud especial.
IL In .pre1nsa anu the New Ruaaacd Statef. ae
qcoaes ttom a!stosi21s nran taa Potnt-ltom ~:
,el bp1y, Coua,-17es-1'ai-l.sm wcesatagtoais
Ns,ts1F pS perNAu,. Mass.. AhG'tt3n other ForkA
lie sbvwu lnnt I was uoicu aud l!dtsulst3 By fhs-
N oc!c a,poug wtom II prevailed: tint II Vas de-
roYi ceA IN i s1s.fe se:itea :. n Oxlasd com.
III. frr, 1ra1 tbxy Jopatnap Edxcrc4 thaNtere.l
acalnst Il from va prlpit, Res. ,EucEt liavens
pstasfst: ieEreb.!t Il opposition :, =. aui ftans
6islnrs t'srcd Tor q erunctk'C; ths't1at. uesef.
.kt{e>s, y con,.nu<& more Of !,sss -acxue nntu
after the I.eto.uta,er wleu Il telt into asase from
snf1ons tn.fset t-th6 nbl0retl tnieAfIr.:ke OF the
gnaf'e tnxsF IL oV ysAotd SOCIAL cantf tu, ttetr
hesfeftti Fvrnntass septe. which eraole ftaem TO
i've ID .a1ser And BORE tooyuu1n'7 , EARNED
lweHrEr. tse .nAux " higher claas tumt.
EraIts lsom Gafot%, aa:t ~ on. We tstuk thst
1r. Sitlt. bns tettlta sss point heFnnG xrtro-
ver1y, beslie aAdtn1 saflous chapter IN the
rstn,ltise ntsto-y ol the so1ptEy+ shuWtaF 'f<nl
tttelleCt AMI enfe4pstsc nFco which Nc rr.N ns,r-
selves. The tsaAee azy not lEe ~ hd'c u
&no* II thst bis aEreatory we're Ktvtn to ''s9C~
lEg," CT tee " Of the ID nosptatoa that ma
g:ratsrt At a.anlarl was co. \, ZONE specn!:IAc
tn TIT a.as1sm01{et market, But the 'rutn cf
history must he preserved; s1aissach 1s:ngs uS-'
'd0c5ted1y b4Fe bce1.
, 1869-10-31

", a'thy congregation resrtrftuF the ckarar'cr
al H. Attendance on c~staiu n1ttl-.etk serTtces
fsgatro>! II y .Le observance at she Ee.caea'
' =, re mat. sr ot the duff d inc 1nctnocfs soo
i'm IN. - '. ,ask aaseflal!ny Of The cha,acirr
n. i,itoat d ha y hole sonxreaat,on cnn.1s'eti n
'e ee.,sd l<,. cd ,o sa. sse.aa es sapp9s 7,
ii ls,us viii th,s ia. "le statemelt tna rayss-
Il j peLt.ernan III the ct tess, and the set.
eotaenpanr eNrct upon h's : "n:aee nay nc 10
hesusrA To the steais os ,ns o.. .ctns y *eautt s
sluttl la have learned snce> IN OF the ocea-
Lion hrutl< led re prsrctscd VIII h'+ raj III thr
tetv'ce the name - though :as ed'tcc VIA
The Cahle reports that Inni sa,ttes.u,; an,s
Rev. Ar. Fnsry are organizing n Cosenent to-
Exeter, position 10 which he has been asnesi py
tie ROY se1nenl It may MT he ErneIaL7 kno1n
tbst 10 form, he Afchnl,hoss aud usnops # the
ehApsers Ut lhc cathrar1. ch.schc3. On tee oc-
cu1fcpce OF d vacancy tie soTC'ttEu, Ia pursuAaee
o. asatnte rassetl Ia lse tWfnty-arth rear os
"ieaVe 70 elect -but Al ne ssme t,no points
nut ID wfisA 4 the person whom they are 10 elect.
II they dc!ay beyond certnt1 aunter Of dag. the
soseir,sa - attersards regui!es HEM 10 coaarm, a.
iu,ct1. and conaecfase The refscA.su tIectef. AZ
this. the Ftthop-c1ect sues 10 the EcTeTuigu fur
IT, IN Tue prtsen, casr, ne dean and chsp:er shall
reAly re1Ist to act in aecefuapce witt tho Queena
fo,sr a ae(frs and chonas Er. Teuple, - n1i BE- IN
ccrtrrehet whIcu has had, ne btl1eFe. - prece-
10 fpcakiEg OF the election of bshoFa says:
" Nhp.Qeve7 nFrcse herein - Orders Of Lhs Aov~
estiFn i1cura IN: penalties Of pr<mwnfrk" Wink
1tia tefsthle punishment IT, Shasspea1e tells u IN
his Henry the Eighth 80:
Lord Carffnal the kIat'4 fur Der p1eas,1st IT,
Hcesnsc alt th~,e thtnTs spn hAvt dane It liza
ny your poHs. lta4tinc, wtthin thSs kingdom,
Fall IL the cs1aras4 cf ptr.tNsisf.
1H{Iffc1t al J,n5 tood1, Iaads. srn .4sea1a.
t,tat:.lr ss1 wbatssevtr; and to ec ~.
Out Of the h4ux's F1usectiu0. IhI4 krtoy charge"
Richard 1h: Secoud, tie ootect OF which vas To
lashlo mr. sHre;4l 10 tse Pope Of ltoEet and tho
Pope replied bf tlcnoupc,nR The stata tt exc
eahle, an,i cnatlcses1zl1g lts passage b. 1a1!.s-
70 ehE rs ''j5fraum Ct furr .kl;fan4." Washer the
tea1 aed coap.ez, at foFa saattesbAss's = auA NJ.
FueeJs call Ktl ioeur tho 33spIeakura OF .he Hoy-
r1n:GeLt vi InCn1e ib t!us.tt; eseu though. there
IS no danger nf tnat the teE7ioie penalties 81 tAe
p,r,a zstrx nIn he revived :galaat them.
, 1869-10-31
rropaEuttnE r01JEnmJ.

The Mormon Church CONSTANTLY endeaFossi 70
!dclttfE tie men, and e'peciaN taoss Q! Lae
"a scss.r has 4 msu scaclcd eosae fortuae taaa
he Il a.keh ~ Ez1ghsm Young, Of one o. tue
sseoSs edsrs to 1ase S1Ie rse W. 1s
,u:inat:cn 10 ~ i>e.s w!ses. Th!4 laeteod q
rscrasnrnf relysany leads snmstmes =, 70 nc ne
iust ~ found Il. Tee 'seco1d Pses,oea', Heber
k,mhall, n no died eone time ag'a leaFtsE ionf.
len v3ae*r, one Ias tn ttEte, q SAT- Lske
Tss.s,s. n ~. ons % * ,se lev Germans WOO threw
themselves av1y 70 Aormonisul "B.oshcr
Tans.ls." Kinhall .stet, bow &osa y "xeE5 :.
- | fo.:" sitea K,ss.E asst1. s.Ee II q ;
s.Tlta u not eaonsh nj Jou, sa.d k!mosn: "Eou
fs9qa 81 ND 's5s sn @o' o6
next etcn,ne Brother Isu.+ie found tro +omsa
f,ts,ne IN Ms psrloF. HIS lint w:ie ssid: Broth.
e. az tas Mormon wonsn 81 tasts ausn75as Taas
sesr, saran t,y name, remarked: s'Bro:her Taas-
V = :n ses = psafS Eosae1
more ~.vca" TIE uthtr widow said: "urothef
Ktmhal tsld y 'aat soa % la .n,1! s,pt s9 o1c nas
1is Ttve. !" X vi sa.s, sati s.t,a. ~ de.ts e
be married. The poor haothcr ansErred; swell
nsrt 'a1d ds3 ptosscs @ r.asse cai1cd On ,Gc us.hop
| std kucceedea II s,rsualng \ compronisc. &c
ceri're 10 satch he ~, to matEr sasao, whn1' aa
n,Ser m.nnrrs so il Vaa dotlu. Ii seenlr, how.
| ever, inst earzh did uot see many bright dAti
| under lsso&hcr TanlalRs roef, lot aftcs shor
| Tpree, Ilrtxh9sn Young naa r<scrret II hlusc
thc exclusive rrtvllezo 10 grant tftsorca& IL
latss \ gec Of frn dollars TOR csch, which h1io&
| hltn 10 4 elu4 little FtffpueL brother TA1ass =
| cs1cI 10 the rrescret Of brigham founK. y
hsd ntt,a 10 object, apd be admitted that ne cool
| nok ~rll support ynosu shan TWO wives. Inef VET
divorced ondrs the condition That Taussis saoai
| CAxutEc ten ho1lAsA This be did aoou eftel 1Asd
and thus hc gps ttl OF his th!fl wfe.-cd7t SshuF
, 1869-10-31

fYtm ,at .4isazp Eseai":7 JsurnaL
Tetlaps 10 antique cas!ou has ied " !1sfe %.
y heh tt.SlGed 1t N earl da1e among the u R.-
nal t+tuxsa IN certain potLons VI tnts COUNTY,.
kEox D bY The eutAonluts Ike oi " "oGhdIis -y
u hlch y - ctstKOa'ed the Prset:ce ananz tosess
OF 1.neEeut sexes OF occ1ptio0 The Ea7e couch a
night flustus The period u tLe:r e0u1tAolp. This
a.nsplyr, MID, In modern estimation, cecadedl5
oshsr soctai y ealafstes, tom re!ani SAD Ws;s-
where It long prcvs..el amook the 2oIsI psas. e.
apt., a1d rrk supposed 10 hAxe ot1Ei1ated 2 :
ppon 1he beArth durtnr the long hoErs In Ehlch
rafties tAssioEateiy ai:eete1 chose 70 !enaaln u
COMPANY. III. Henry Reed S;ile9t II ~ :" H.ssoFy
1xsipg mentioned the prevalence q taA nAh.s
m. or tie nltk ItttieIa 0f tnat section. HA e.
rtttlJ tAten TO tstk BY their tesceAoaalt, = ~
Snsstle 10 their family henut ln scH nese1ss.
pnd III proof Of the historical Teraca1 Of NJ oElG
tal s.aienenu. BE has pTtpss.a 1ax 1s n1e.! NV
norCaf1p pt, n hlch has lQat lssued !Fpa Inc nISAS
Of Joel Nunscll in shts ctr, Under the ttut Buo~
cling; y Us!Rin rEuSttts aao neG aG ~ Ams1 nlfS.
trrln = anieb ibey aprsuS. When the RoGAos O.
eai.: ne hT!t;.s i,e. s = h,..or.na NJ vho ~ sc1t
I+u4l cxsar, that the natlfes held toeI women
in common. LAses. It betams Inc rule for
= yrar. II, curing ,hA1 Tine, child aas eorn,
The union became permanent; 4 bot, either parry
.was At liberty 10 dltsolre II THIS singular atJie
Of wrdock, which VISA tcf11cd "hAnd.fasttnR. =
continued III ctriatn districts mill Tue Anae o.
jan Z. VI, Of tcotlapd. and fIon thn teenstia&
at,updaues Of habtAl,1A oTt9in4ted many border
wan aud autIrgn o. ciana the e6een ol T@h!sn @
nc exre1sencod 70 this .'AJ 10 WAcA ,otes
cslnpk UPON the uhje<t of nta paas.en. woa.a *
cure sdrlslon ~ tapping sh:et lines 1t the vim
dow. 4 ped oi fo,hes VA .Aaa ,iNs -. npon : hssa
Il sit conyrrssi1on autIl tuorpinR. No shame Hc
tAnel to Tho aeL Hna uavssla wna!n
tteeht period. Wept1o1 tacink 5ouna
spnnl.s thus d e---AA' nsA sA~
, 1869-10-31
SOCIAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION.
Mr. Npotsora~s Addre4. an thc Tn aiac
Ltbtnr,rH OF the United states.


Mrs SPottoFo~s andres. an the IN vic
Ltbtnr OF the limited >tate*.
The to,1ow,rc1s condeuse,, abstract Of paper
read hy a. l. srodoEd, Librarian o. congress "a
the Public llhraf'eh o. inc lhatfTa ~ es- IL ane
mee.irE Of the Social Science ASSOCIATION: go.
Nhfic m ,1,rarr IN America has vet reached
~ "nns ~ e,a ~ ts.,o ~ mar. ,h,ntu,ty m In
aV'eto volumes the'e ase No.e .nau s"saH - 1a
nss.ed ma, pru1e. the adsan,sees Of these great
,r..1es T.. ,hoIr c.rtn,1ex raj co,Ircttnn ,nre ttc
,nscn,,oa ., pr'n..ns s.e enormous, aud, asre-
ratt.s shs earliest literature, caahot u osets'ms~
Tie nzst booIs dedicated 10 i public uee ia this
: eoHnsty 49, -. ~ ,-nn - ~, .n,,ao. .,,,Sl
Of LoSoon. III A's, W .ae s'ntee esA'
iahtd IN Virginia. bot oooSa aho co''eas
~. ".s s,.,,.,, a, C,r,,,r,aco 1e,,n.. .ns Ynnor
nA ~ 80 t.,.S,on t..,,r~ -h,r,,
sas surs,ses tn. a rss il aud. though To-
ts, IL tettovf. p5 IRE III 11st tee library rpraLx
,1,o ", rr.rrt, rfc' md now r.nxs tour1a nmon8
our npst farae'e hn1Asaes. R'e@1 a+o ~s1.~
ceosen library ts n!csocosm OF Inc tu'scr'e, Ao
eccsc.olIun r =. -. 49, sra"," ~ .,,,corsr.s ~
feesauea etoi3 !" A"@ ~ ,S- -. .,
Today. Reference ~rs asde 10 the l'sses 70 MS
ronrse,1,ons of 1,,,rar1t.s and the onty remedg-
s..s..,,,a. -rs n.c rroot ,otrr1ors-Tas oo;uiea
our The eomp:sn. ne ID sou W. sr1
sase TOO navy boe.a 70 n.sa w M ~ea's "uN
a!s1Ett-stt.d tRuN ~ oE III ttIAAttn. .,.x.u,
| Anct!can scholars and atstess sse cnn':"uAi!
tr,stn atsNsa fos sntMsh!e sot tuM.us. u nat
Mers1ts ftnes,.i,y Is 1haa true Of hs1'orea' an''
Interesting eIe'ches wcrc here clsfn q t1e
h.story anti chasaeie1t,tEh q aae A.ne:.,
can libraries. Hhote contents stsaas hs 4o!owa II
1869: .-..-- ,,. ~,
\ L0aaty g CansEs:s. NaAoaHton- ~
Hotfb9 inhhc i!tsart ....-"---''-- ~,
| httuT LaSafff, SS* 1ass. ..s:s..Nfss
lia1rs'1 col!rse Larsry, GaGetidee- ~
Mstcaenie ia,saf5 ~ ssfE ~ ~.
hthshN1M iIM..S, Iss;,. 81 =
NeM epit c.AtS lAc.s4 !. Hrn5'-'-"'-' S.. ~
, 1869-10-31
RonRpnrte, AnG. 49, 116Bs-'
Humboldt, sept. II, 17G9.
ny f,Ftt-tp wYfpR1y T. 17ot NRI

.. 49, ~ ..e-
F1Ga< Mt dtlaHt1e Monthly for .N*eemttr.
Err ,et he rsrn,u0 chine, Of n,op,ebr ,ouna.
NJ hnck The asEiur lodex OF the year,
ShIoprh ave. .cpre circles OF tho sHtug.sE
sphere
To- IN yop fset CT The ElAlapi sea
cryst
TIE en- tr 20 heir ct empires set to he
An uon,n.oh, bs1% ureu h4, fperhss j breast,
ia fne4r rr:de rfs.p great tt1ours snal rock anu
and laI
rreft her ksf1 be ser, while a pc1sty EopE
lo:Gl the Tor!d's : tnas:er IN III tiesder thta1l.
Look: new crescent telds Il. sflye- how:
4 nex.tH krbr haa Nm d the Eo.te;p 4kv:
Hark hy The rtrer here The ltEtjens blow
1HaiItpR boise hold hears ~ !rfanl4 cry,
THIS, TOO, ccn1urror: His tie vsst tonstu,
N;rer thar me w!cesr scepsre. Aka opHed hott
Ealth ana fhe ue!trt1nE kirEdofn Of t~e unaIu
Lx.d tier trtat chasteta IN his royal na1us,
!It4 wns 10 faper 1T lt c.otster-d rase,
II rt.Uner btHo*ea from the Rtuve or porch;
81 E,rnT c,sre cttl Co,rpasIx ,otcn-
=
he heard the rotees Of the rsth1ess woods:
ft- -IA{H ttF n teS$4~ Afk3tk tk%x.f to-
, 1869-10-31

morn tbau biz mssrh. The strawberry. rstrF had
nst AoHalo fpf \ f1attef ~ we'll a. tlwea Swift,
10 All hiy rnp, irts N uupes taus >CsrtIou Ia bis
1trht shou}dtf, Tbs aeentd< intrEpHs"a, ar..l
lhr1e VA "a erd Of The a1ats II w.IN hts last
l1uet, thtEo 0ne rfodoeets sketch Of htsn .hn
sni ft1tcuto-ao awful u = Frepchman-riH tic
country ot htni. Tnt Ht1awhrtrJ-~.scr ~os allvs
when the battle of The Alma war fought. nuI II
tAc pnly rnnr "a whom Tue above f1-1a ucr knonu
40 hryef EAtkl at,uNt tktuL