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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-05-17

The American officers who have taken
service under the Viceroy of Egypt are
about twenty in number-mostly Confed-
crates. 1t is understood that Gen. Stone
Is to have the chief command. Among
the Others are Sibley, Loring, Col. Jeffers,
ana Kenyon, an ex-lieutenant in the L. S.
Navy. -
President John Young, the oldest
brother OF Brigham Young, and an elder
anu patriarch In the Mormon church, died
at Salt Lake City on the 9th ultimo.
The recent fires in the woods in Orange
Dutchess, Ulster and Sullivan counties
New York, have been the most extensive
and serious ever known. The loss is esti.
mated at over million dollars. Several
persons narrowly escaped the fiery element
Large numbers of cattle were DESTROYED
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-05-17
Boston Wholesale Produce Market.

Boston Wholesale Produce Market.
Corrected for the STANDARD every Fri
day, by
BALLOU, HIBBARD d FRYE,
Jobbing and Commission Dealers in
BUTTER, CHEESE, FLOUR, LARD,
Eggs, BEANS, DRIED APPLE, &c,
p Faneuil Hall Square. Boston.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-05-17

Rev. JOHN FRAsER.-We. are hap
Ply to announce to our readers that
Rev. John Fraser, who for the past
seven years has spent the most Of his
time in New Zealand and Australia, as
missionary, is now located at Ira5-
burgh, and has engaged to write US a
series of sketches Of facts and incl
dents that came under his observation,
for publication in the Standard We
are in receipt Of the first article
Mr.. Fraser is a man OF excellent cul-
ture and a fine writer We hope our
readers will appreciate the sketches.
They cost!
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-05-17

TRAvELNG.-From all appearances
there will be more Americans in the
Yosemite this year than in Switzer-
land. There is no horrid Atlantic TO
cross, and a great tide of travel is
setting across the continent to Cali
fornia. Fitz Hugh Ludlow has given
in an octave volume a glowing descrip-
ton of that wonderful Heart of the
Continent" and Col. Meline gives also
the result Of a horseback trip to New
Mexico. Or, if ones ambition stops
at the Adiroudacks, let him read the
poet Streets account of his adven-
lures, tramping through the woods,
climbing Mount Marcy, and making
the Indian Pass. And as nobody,
probably, is packing his trunk for the
North Pole, the best thing he can do
is to take pitcher of ice water, sit
under the trees on hot day, and read
DR.. Hayes's "Open Polar Sea. =
These books are all published by II.
o. Houghton & Co. of Cambridge.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-05-17

Price, with cover, lock and key L a. IA and
der. three braders, and usual ou pun oyersean-
same Machine with button hole an"
ing movement combined 50. .r,.
Also the Gold Medal Machine, t .trasder in
acknowledged to be the best aou bo, w WeTs and
market, with hemmers 10 ILI4 ~ - ~ single
any width, $40 to SIS; also tHe oSS Vel tinSl-
threaders with steel movements anu mgl, i All
ed, at reasonable prices, ana ~ -1 cents will
be furnished EDWIN Wifh SELF ADJUSTING NEE 1;6
DIES, invented div by the undersigned for when
patent is pending. ,-.,.-.or,s
On exhibition and for sale at J. h 81, foS resi-
Daguerrean Rooms, Barton, anu a a.. Inv
dence of Henry Dudley, Crattsbury' ~, o-,.ons
AGENTS wanted in the Counties Of Orleans
Essex, Lamolle and Caledonia. -.
Orders by mail promptly attenaeu -
isfaction guaranteed.
F.P. CHENEY, Glover, W. nt
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-05-17

W. find that including some $50 Western that
arrived last Saturday. 1866 head of cattle have
been received here this week, The buyers de-
mand full as good terms as was granted to them
last week at Brighton, and business rather quiet
at that. The butchers appear to feel that the
supply IS fully equal TO the demand for beet. and
consequently there IS quite a different feeling
from that which existed here last Tuesday, aud
prices are about half cent pound lower.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-05-17

Caledonia county has 340,S59 acres of
taxable land.
ii. q. Bates of Guildhall is to take the
census of Essex county
The Norton Mill company, at Island
Pond, have about 100000 feet of lumber
at their mill ready for use.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-05-17

The American Button Hole Overcoming and
Sewing Machine Company, Philadelphia. have
produced anew Shuttle Sewing Machine which is
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-05-17

DEATH OF Hon. LAWRENCE BRAIN
ERD.-Vermont is again a mourner;
this time for the departure after long
and active life, of the Hon. Lawrence
Brainerd Of st. Adams, who died at
his home last Monday morning, aged
76 years. He had for many years
been one of the leading men of the
state, and most honored where the
best known. He was rich and what
IS somewhat strange in the history Of
rich men, was liberal of his means,
giving with free hand to every char
liable object, in SUNS averaging $4,000
during the past five years Of his life.
He was always staunch and uncom-
promising anti-slavery man, and was
for several years the free soil candi-
date for governor. In 1854 the legis.
lature elected him to the L. 5. Senate
to fill out the unexpired term OF sena
tor Upham, deceased. He was an ac
tive business man and remarkably sue
cessful in transactions of this nature
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-05-17

Within the whole range of tonic and al
teratiye medicines known, none is entitled
to more consideration than the Peruvian
syrup. In all cases Of enfeebled and de-
bilitated constitution it is the very remedy
needed. The most positive proof of this
can be adduced.
The alI-gone feeling which people some
times speak of, is caused by want of proper
action of the liver and heart. These may
be assisted, and the bowels regulated, by
Parsons Purgative Pills in small doses
Corn and flour are staple articles; but
not more 50 than Johnson's Anodyne Lini-
ment, where known. 1t is good for chill
dren or adults, for any internal soreness of
/ the chest or bowels, and the best Pain Kill
er prepared, under whatever name
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-05-17

The Californian invites an eastern
visitor: Come down to San Mateo
and spend a week with me-" "Have
you a ranch there Yes, a little
place" "What Go you call little
place ?" Well, 10000 acres" or
10000 or 10000, as the case NAV be.
Everybody seems to have a little
place. The other evening l m e
General BeaI. Have you little
place too p | asked. Yes, 225,.
600 acres on my home ranch, and , ).
600 more in Northern California.
That home ranch if it were a
square tract, would be 10 miles across
1t is one-third as large as the State
Of Rhode Island. There are other
men who own 100000 acres apiece
, 1870-05-08

Half A 1ni}lion Of Taxas cattla will blvproha
la 1Ir;rer r. Esnssa ria rear
10 " ~ I s;s be.v;cr tho 1eor3s
.sDreas1n1Eert Ia Her Honor the presid deutess
= sinrie trea in Fontuchy 1las been tho
c.1lovs az four victims Of lynch law durinc
fse 1sst tweIre rnnntl,s.
NAimost ali the run made in the United
t The p Speaker's c1lair Of the House Of Dele
rates. Richmond. DESTROYED At The recent dis
aster' bora the British coat OF arms, and was
used IN lie House Of Burgeeses whom Virginia
VAS an Enrlish Colony.
A PhiiadeIphia bind man recore,ed his
s;rht ren1arkab}y when a passing policeman
offered to drop 4 brick in lis cap. "No YER
dont." said he. and vas arre.ted-
A Georgia railroad couductor ssas dismayed
the other dar in finding on Ills trai,. family
OF eight, every one OF whom was an idiot, and
did not whittier tler were going or whero they
came from. He relieved himself from the en-
tarrnssment 1yr nntfip, them OF tho train
, 1870-05-08

Schubert, italian words BY the tenor Mario; 4.
StrndcnnA "Piets signore:~ 3 Gouuoas
u sis5st ~ TMsses.T Tns artists Tese: Ado
lima Patr, --M1tes Krauss, sud SAM,
AVDsst. ftcolEI, Phiezn,t, and Romeo AccurM.
Thc gf1nd musical fe6Hral Of the "0spheo1 OF
PATS tcok plaee under the able direction Of Bazn.
at the Cirque Ge1 Champs Bysets In presence Of an
audierce of G,ooo persons. Among other pieces
which took m s7aere were GonnoaA Laa9e
Eardien," Baz1ns lies Chants du Bosphore,s
IospoN, Aoril ls-. William Tell" " Fldelto,'
and Lucrczla BoIHia," Eaye been given at corent
Garden. The Interpretation Has-n not perfect
nt least better In the two last operas than m the
preceding ones. GraxiNM, who took the rat3 OF
Hiuipr. Ieu, was In good voice. Waehtel In. the
rote Of Asnofd was able 10 bring ont, at his pleas
ure, thpse ehiiH hi4h notes. Mile Tluens was
perfect. There were some very good dcbutautes-
IL - Lnc1ezia" they say that Graztam vas e1-
70 which Lmay add that canissa made a
great sucxees in THE Magic Flute" in New
York: that the Pompeiian Theatre WAS re-
Gently opened after close Of 1900 years that
Kellogg is going on concert tour; that
Thomas vii proba.y not coma hero this month; !;
that Gottechalt left 25,0o0i that 5laretzek
has captured the Strauss orchestra; that of-
feptach,e last opera, Vie Grand Lima" "a
failu1e and that M1s- Richings- Bernard has
had two Lawsuits on her hands, one BY Mr.
Behrens, musical director, for g, 800 for ser
vices, and the other by Miss Blanche Ener-
man iwife Of Nj. J. A. Arnold1 for 5l,G10 sal
ary due. The hist is an old Affair -.-.
PEnEaR1SE PIcR1E.
, 1870-05-08

Tha Constitutiona1 Convention, by vote
of AZ to %, has 1escinded It's action IN ref
erence to submitting the question OF wom~
an suffrage to the existing electors Oh tne
sta.a. We regret that they have taken
.sthe 1,ack track" in this manner, because
il nou1d be useful to know exactly no"
nncb strength the movement has at tne
,rasant time. No hazm can come from
submitting 5 the question to the 1nale Tote1s'
and no other method Of aseertalnlne tae''
oniuious in the aggregate is ava1iable- ahs
rote taken would also, in some measure
reveal the opinions Of the women fnen
solves On the subject, because most nus
bands ue willing to entrnss tneas WYE
with the right of suffrage Il @ ane.
rea1lv want II while the number OF y
rants- who aze not willing to do so on any
te1ns is probably balanced by those unae,
stzict petticoat government, who wou'on
dnre to refuse ii they wanted to: u Is s'n
10 assume, notwithstanding the hrll'lan
e,amp1e of Wyoming, on the one band an
the remarkable vote in the British house
Commons, on the other, that Illinois Is nc
prepared for woman suffrage. Hence u
only effect Of the vote would be to oasctos
tho numerical strength Of its friends. Will
, out causing amy change IN our system
, government
The real md only question to be di
/ cnssed IN this woman sufrage debnte i
whether the right Of voting, If extended
4 4ha female sev. 1Fuuld cure auy of the a.
, 1870-05-08

The learned theological effort naae ~
Counsellor Graham to prevent Mr. Jun,us
Henri Browne from testifylng, on tne
ground Of religious Deficiencies, may have
had subtle element OF GINNING IN H.
adapted TO the understanding Of portion
of the jug. We suppose that the lmpres-
sion which the counsellor meant to convey
when Richardson's friend came upon the
stand was, that, being Richardson's friend,
he was, Of course, one Of the supposed inf
del Fou1ierite, free-love, hone-destroying,
vife-devouring enemies of the sanchtg o.
+be domestic hearth, with whona he has en-
deavored to associnte Richardson through
ort the trial The examination, however
merely revealed the fact that Mr. Brown
doubled the plenary inspiration ot II
.-5n,;.e Scriptures, believing N the t, nspu,
t,nn ii re1t and rejecting part, as ne wou'
md ;naee a. Of other books. OF course. t. m
land Of religious and intenectuai fFeeooa p
the belief IN the plana1y Inspiration o. u
Scriptures should be made the condition
, 1870-05-08

ERgRAsEA ct1F, Eebt, May "a l=r4r conTeu-
ton OF the real estate men Of thfs State VS. held
In this c1tT yesterday. Daniel L. White, q Piatts
mouth, Ia the Chair, and BrockH2y KIrney, Of
NebEzsks City, Secretary. a consttuttoc' and BY
laws we're adopted, and . permanent organization
effected, auxiliary to the National Board formed IN
were represented AresoIutlon, offered by Judge
Kinney, foEhidding members OF the boaEd- from
taking real estate On commission when In the
hands OF another member OF the beard without
The consent Of such member, gave Hse- to an .eI-
tended discussion, bss Was nuailE adopted hy
large majority. The following gentlemen were
year: Judge j f. Kinney. OF Nebsaska CITY,
President; D. =. Wheeler, ct Piaetsmou.h- Wise
President; William Il. Hoover, of BroWps-
vile. Secretary ;E. s. Seymour, Of Omaha, Tre5s-
mrs
, 1870-05-08
Damage By Storm at t-E.a1Fre1zee and
kAnxas City-C=1aun4sy-tsA %pecr
VlefHlcaFIOMs

Speai.1 Despatch to The Chteas, Tribnuc-
L4EHgscE, Kan, Nay 1.-THE Hons l. Cobb,
counsel. fo< John Speer, writes 10 the Toreks
Isr,f that the affairs Of Mr. spesr late Collector
Of Internal Revenue for the District Of kansas
ar not to be submitted to the co1rs8 for adjust
IAens.: A. suspension Of Jnagmen. Is solicited
from the press and the public, for the purposes OF
justtce Thaa amount Of the defaleaioa = noss r.
';he matter in charge. During the last two deJs,
very high winds have prevailed. Much daraatsc
has been done 10 fences, and some small housea
hare been blown down. The weather has been
cold tsr .thi8 season OF tie year, With lghf taA
Of ruiz. !. 80.
wires hAEe bean do Hn east md wesE owing p7-tnse
W1nd sn,rsn during the 1th and 9th tasr- AZ mid
night Of the 9Th, t1o business houscs were blown
down-one tarse. the other four steF!ese-ess-
f24e00 and $50 Dgp STOCK damaged 80 per cent
4 residence WIS also blown down. instantly fall-
ing a,child. The balance Of the Inn :tes were au-
.t1Jurel- .-...
:Na;er H1-kafoE the city. mass EednF WILDE
1eiA onTtesda1 night TO cons!der the subject
. A. match game Of billiards vas played tbs eFen-
Ing betwe Harr1son, ez-champ!or- Of Assaur,
and Ivtr7no1e, Of Wiseonain. 81 slson .eoa hy
The following EBcore: Harrison, 1901, IvcrMcze,.
S,9;n Averages, = and Is respectively.
, 1870-05-08
THE WEST.

Buildings md Other Property Dam.
aged by kstor1u In 0n1aha-Movc-
meuxa ef lxed Cloud-Thc big Horn
Exped11zons
OMAHA. May :-A terrible gale prevailed at this
place on the night Of the 6th and during the 9Th
Several churches were partially unroofed or 1aoV-
ed from their foundations Several stores
and public buildings were U15pofed:
some private dwellings, IN coarse OF
construction were blown down, and ch1mnaJ5 and
signs generally demoAahetl All teleEraphlc COM
munIcation with the Ea2t is interrupted by The
brraka9e Of wires crpss1ug the Missouri Mver.
No onc succeeded in crossing The Missouri River
yesterday One ferry boat attempted 1t, bat bs1
Its chiMaeys blown down, z1d abandoned the At-
tempt. Passengers from the East Here obliged to
slcep On the east side Of the stper this morning
a telegram from Fort FettcEznan says that Red
C1ond left there collect bis bonds before Sher-
mans reply reached there, but snat runner WIS
sent to hum with It.
The Big Horn mining expedition Is receiving
large relnfortemtnts dnify AZ Che3eune, and eI-
rects to start on the 10th or 18th OF this month
, 1870-05-08

being permitted TO testify IN a court of jas
lice, ne could not be surprised il, IN q
Catholic country, belief in the Pops's IL
fhllibility should be insisted upon Such
efforts are chiefly valuable in exciting cur
gratitude that the age of religions exclusion
and persecution is past
, 1870-05-08
General Sheridan SFe+xxuYd Bound
Murderer Arrested.

OAAuA, Web, Nag A-GererL Sheridan aud
staH passed here to-day, going west
/, Jones, the murte-er OF the man at DlalE, Seb.-
= few weeks ago, VAS arrested rs he Has about
leaving for the West oH the uaiA
Raining here and s*the west all day-
CuEYESsE, y. T, 4aJ Cd. B. Bell proprietor
II the PlanterB House TITS ctJ attempted suicide
tRis morning by shooting himself through the Left
bEeasL He Is now lying in q critical cea!iton-
SretJ three men got eff On the Eastern tfa!n 70
da5--nttJ-three for Big Horn, and fortF Tor Gree
Genera, Sheridan and stan arrtveti here on the
Pullman train this afternoon n Tnatt< vest. He
lsussen, the post band ana AN Immense czuwu Ut
ctt1zenS.
, 1870-05-08

There is an ordinance pending before the
Common Council for the appointment of
an Inspector Of Gas Meters. The bill pro-
poses to appoint an officer, who shall in
spect all the gas meters in Chicago, and
receive fee of 81 for each meter. This
fee looks Like moderate one, and perhaps
it would be, if there were but one meter a
day to be examined. But, there being
$4,000 gas meters in Chicago, the money
feature assumes very considerable proper
tons. The allegation is that gas meters
are generally fast, and that, therefore,
the public pay for more gas
than they consume. On the other
hand, the gas companies insist that the
meters are generally slow. This ordinance
provides for compulsory examination of
all meters BY public officer, the fees to be
paid by the parties in fault. If the meter
be too slow, It is to be made faster, and
the householder has to pay for the e1amina-
ton. If the meter be too fast, then the
gas company is to pay the fee, but the Off
Ger is to get his dollar for each meter eI-
auined, aud it is to be made his duty to
e1amiue them all. This is fat take for
somebody. Counting 800 working days in
year, it viii take the Inspector, supposing
he inspects eighty-shree motors day, one
year to do them all This will pay him S63
a day. .-
: We object to any such compulsory and
unnecessary tax. That there are gas me-
ters which are fast, and others which are
SLOW, is very probable. The city is largely
Interested in the meters by which the con-
sumption of gas in the street lamps and in
the tunnel, and the public buildings, is
computed All these public meters ought
to be tested from tine to time and kept in
order. The city, perhaps, would find it
economical to appoint competent officer
TO inspect these meters, and, generally, to
keep them in order. The city might then
license, ns it does sewer-builders, num-
ber Of competent persons, to whom my
citizen might apply to have his gus meter
examined and tested, and whose decision
should ba made binding upon the gas coaa-
pany. a proper limit should be placed to
the charge for such work, and, in all cases
where the meter is too fast the gas COM
pany should pay the cost of inspection and
repair. This will secure substantial justice
to all, and will leave it optional with eyery
citizen to have his meter tested OF not It,
of course, destroys the fat Office content
plated by the ordinance but it avoids the
levy OF direct tax OF S25, 600 It the or
dinance can be amended in these particu-
lars it would, perhaps, be advisable to pass
it bnt, in its present shape, it IS both use-
less and oppressive
, 1870-05-08
GIN AND MILK.

~ pAs
oms ue' ~ .ae ut''eu :, ie'os 1s1t114 ou1' 81
NC" Luz e'1t' e, - -
~.SAsn Ae sAHNoe@>sse NY 34e>se m W. WV
nos'.' pula''.eu' w Aou5' e So
41'n -, 401'As 80 p1e'os a1se-s'
.uste neie 4'unpa1 ~, - lse4s p.ea'ut1
AI4e! .,4e se4A' -. enu s - nD.
$50 10 t . .o 49, - -atta., ..l.s'
-le 49, -. - - - a. -
49, - 49, ~ w. ..o-. u. N uWha, ~
-, ''4' . ~.
VA VA sou ua' ~ snsa a., ~. a-ha1o.a1 , ~
a1s 49,, - = .aeS - e+;nn1ant or5ara5
~ l.@ua1sa - - 80 ~ aaa .,;,1. 1r,at
~: . ss-.a.,..ae .i- y ~ - eene 49, - ~ 4ha -
e s - .Sa s", sar,a aaoocti,n NJ
go 90 h.s - - ~ -sanas - ahant ~ and Ala
- 49, t,a I'M eor .o,na dars after hnt
~. ~ 49, ~ H. ao~ss..,s- .tf;oa. y,
10 .>1 -. ~ -. ~. =, : .a,1aor
A ~ - 80 eonsro,-thot ;s to say for coinp
a. = rastanrant ard indncino the barkeeper
~ = -eo =. -. ~ cot1,..h a,a
.ta a F-e;ra ~. ~ 5r;nl-;,,, tho <,;n and
N.,l. ~1s t.-..5.s:r-. .,ho.s - ~ o. or5
ee-soa5;,es - IL so, to \, ,,,rt -, snndor-
AZ, s,+ho h., haan +r;a3 fonna oo;3tv
a.s I ..-s-a1r oansarad hr a srnoa Of his
49, h1et,,ran gha nfranea ~ +,s sunday re-
o.e. go .Ha. - ..a-..,ted hacor,a M bless;no
fas' ~ w. e H. ta1,1s
"1T Ta aess tss.1 ~ h.anaht - 1iobt so,na moral
,.-..N,ts-N--.s:.l - 49,, ,,E;nn. ~ 1ov,,an
r.sNssa r .SI.nD.s - - sea,tha WOOD &c d.
farra that fhonph not a nraduated phT-
, 1870-05-08

Stories. OF Indian Troubfes Dcnir0..
DkxyER, Col, Maj 1.-Tne accounts Of 1nGssa.
outrarcs outhe kansas Pacific Railway and ese-
where IN ColoEado, recently published BY Eastetn
nawspapers, -ura entirely grounlless- There have
cr.n no fpItian tspnh1es in this TakEttory <iHztnX
the past ftar and Governor McCook Is confident
thai none need be anticipated With ,the llniss Of
EuInSaHos
, 1870-05-08

An Impending Conflict.
, 1870-05-08
: May

Regarded as a Nuisance
, 1870-05-08
R0RN.
MARRIED,

PETT1BONE-EtIaaE evening at 70 2 m..- 4aoshttr
~ j. F. Pcttibone, No.her and child doing well
u New York eapc.s pfesse COPY.
, 1870-05-08
BURNETT'S STANDARD
Flayoring Extracts,
For Cooking Purposes,

Ths aboEenamed articles Manufactured eolely BY
The prop4sstess- The naues nEd tile. sassvos a1s
adopted u trademarks 70 secure tie le and p.o~i-
to szfnst imposition BY the Introduction Of p1ioss
ast3clet All urAuthcttxed of these tsara7,ka win
be promptly prosecuted
JOSEPH BURNETT CO.
, 1870-05-08
TESTlM ONlALS
FROM
Chicago Wholesale Druggists.

"The most satisfactory goods Of the kind
SEhat We handle-"
BuESHAMs i FAs ScuAcE.
fsour sales have steadily mcreased-pos-
siti75 evidence Of the favor with which
''they arc regarded k5t the public"
Fu11H4. FncH d Fu11xs
Sewing entirs satiattaction-"
HCA1BuT Il EpsAL1-
"Selliug largely-thoae' who buy them
*once become steady customers"
E. F-DwYn i Co.
"Tour preparations have'a superior rep
: ssutation.r LoRp, SmH E Co.
, 1870-05-08

ralIef1-nr to be absent from church OA Sunu1y
TitIlm,t Jeave. We were obliged, TO- assemble In
msrch ~ ehnrrN uner Tie monitors as CAPTAINS,
aud aud II lie y masserIas ] Colonel Of tie regiment When
either II he aSoTe c1iDcs was coMmitted, Hthe
fon1'srap.a lie .haugmans can the ewo-haul-
~ rat tails. and She !roM bar" came into
niay( when ia atter enCine oItostnre was used,
t tbe onentin2 boy Tay male 10 mount upon L With
his bare fccE lie WIS allowed, mo- means OF bal
ancinv himsefr but the de1tettty Ct keeping his
enpl1ln1tuW by the support Of his feet Atone.
II he fen OF, or 1et ona foot touch
tie nlaIorm, tho mas:er, sitting within
stY,ktng distance, would lash him again With a
savage stroke Of the " cat - The grtmaces o. the
poor ve.in, the Writhings and contortions OF his
bcly, shilc undergoing this punishment. ex-
pressed how painful was tbe torture
when ali studies were Suspended for ne ti1se
IN % tas demonstration. M For Instance, boy, naTtng
1ns nna.l gTsni Is to az oEex end of he ha1s aud
es ~ FL H. sehnars ~ ~ eTe 1ere 10 tun anrfcs
Inn me masteE tnen ,ts SasG nn,srs .1s ,,isss
commenced 70 detae anu insus ZEE t r. ~. S hnr
In every concelvaa!e anheE aho 70 sss a5bso LIZ ~.
se III e ace lad al peel
, 1870-05-08
TIE W0Rlb OF AMUSEMENT; I;

TIE woRle OF AMUSEMENT.
May :,
Regarded as a Nuisance.
Horse Cars.
Drivers VS.. Passengers.
Skirts.
An Impending Conflict.