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, 1870-08-29
THE MAGAZINES.


the new number with long poem in blank
Iii ~. - .torv Of Ad,netua and
A]ccs.ia, III very pleasant ve1se' and OCCASION
,,,,, ~ ,.;,., c,exrr desctiptive power For
a''s "eo",' ,,,r,o ~ TIM threa fatal
aEssance, Aeta - f'~'N
sisters:
d!t4h - - aorfnsf Sorfs 1de spih. IHa
.T,.r,sn rT ,.ur, s"s M! none might SAY he sped
on Wings xn,,sesta1, or With feot as swift
as securing aa.i s,ns,ht11 ~ M sfe.19. r,herr,1.
~ Mtth mutton inconceiyablt
nrrs,tr,. aid WAS there. Before the throne
" AIe ~ 9ss Sns;i a. nsns ~ trHa rTsssT t,rns
Ali delicate ais Of sunlis Sicily,
1tns.s. Ec1a ha;E,*a. ont annosens.e5s1 Is no mote
Hut rsase as ane imiri4tug sssaage JOIN.
And Low !, AHts teet. wrapped III grln, matx
~ atS 'ase,, me 1nfec s'ay women s . 81.
81,
aHtr!e narea.<i round their horr:a hail.
Tie slender it,.,s tn.t - = fnn.h Wnn,d s.,n.
The second wearing 1t with warp naa MOOT
ln'o 95!fanye 5i;s1 .~AtuIes' some stained DARK ana
s.1nc sanerue-colt rc, ant, some b,ack a. Eight,
And Isre ones EGst.; u win Eolsisu thread
Wmh r;;s;,r,n.s sc,.s'rs c,t ~ As
~ t;,nc. ,l,ra !. , rcr.n. Tornr.on;,,,
m,rc,, IN .1,a re,sa ns il, ibc yo,lou;nc ,,,..,,.
,y,,;cl w;1l ;,.,i.,,I. -ac.f, .n,,,a i;uo. =,
..Do,.-
sa,.,,,,,t ,,,-,., ,o,, ~, s..,,,,
To moa-t-ou- butI, Gescc-c,ed, VIVA outl,,r.cted
W.h:s,
tir-. A'7 o''" '1' e'N'~
strnng as tower, Arc1tlea waited him.
n,,.e1.,-, s ~ ;,, !" Nv, e. anu ",1s e'
A r,.yc f.nIr NJ tI,n mem in its 1epcth. but
.l,, rn,t+cr !. ,.ttr, tb.p the manner. II il
f,r ,l,,re ,ha n.n,l s,,n4anI Of magazine peo-
tv md n,,, n,,tr t1,e rcader eager to heir
more frop, tho writer. Lucy Hamilton Hoop
y, ron,,il,u.e. a v~r1 readable l" Story Of the
Sapphire" ~Aic,, is \ pleasant episode Of
the pa{i.ian Stage "Dy Steam and Paddle
to MnnltvfA' il n very entertaining reAord Of
travel on the north shore Of
Lake SUPERIOR, region Of country
hardly yet known to tho tourist,
int which combines more of pleasure and
profit for the traveller than any Of the usual
rtu,es Oh lie Continent. Dom P:att has
very gossirpy. pleasant article 'About Doge,~
especially about Sloof, tho dog Of his boy
hood, who :. xas 4 long, low, schoouer-built
d &. viii, his staeripg appaFatQs shaped like
hammer- TIE tail came oat with great
sigrn for two or tll1ee inches, and then
rl,ot OF at right angle, giving the appen-
lssc when elevated, the appearance OF
= ,lse. His head Was large, round, and pos
seseed OF certain cxnine- Websterian massive
ness t:at wouId have awed the spectator, as
the big Massachusetts, dog WAS wont to do,
but for tue comical expression that came from
one eye Icing larger than the other, Causing
.ilupG to a,JwAr in I perpetual state Of wink
Au,I,cny T1ullope-s 4tprv '.Sir Harry Hot
s.s,r Of Hamtls1hwaite," advances three mora
chapters toward tle donoue1neni. Mexican
Etn.ifsranccs' recalls the hattle tlars Of
, 1870-08-29

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG AET, on the r..-! n<1 at
haenea q the ,.Ee. I'D he h4ppiats. Il faEK A.H.
units to eOnfeG1ts ths nuie1, SAINT f liz >4Ir3
yeorea- Aadrvas howard ASSOCIATION. B4x r.
, 1870-08-29
COMMERCIAL,

-,...-. SATURDAY EVENING. Aus. g.
The following table shows tho receipts and
ehipu1t nts OF produce ut this point during the
pa4t tweaty-four houre:
, 1870-08-29

The demani is gradually Improving, and today
rricts we're narkeu up laAe u t.ov0, sales now
being effected 1t Sassh straight We quote:
or star sawrd-- ,-A37HtA
NJ =" .....--.....;..-.-'... =. l-aA-9tt
lb!r EneS3-E1rt shingles 70 be two inches IN
khiskhvsk- 1encth-Sixteeu lacheA faU1 per
Cargo added when transferred. which follows tue
.EiDy.es. - -
, 1870-08-29

Concerning the condition OF the marScs ut
Albany, the -4r7aA OF that city Of Aug. 70 saFs:
The trade throughout the district since our
last report has been fair. and full as goot as We
reported the condition Of things In the district at
tnls time last year. There hare been some win
ter lots laid In, yet the general trade run OF buy
ete hare not yct taken hold. Receipts bJ canal
and st hutlaio @ and osweso @ a1s hght for TIC go
Etices IN the future shalt show more encourage
.nent to shippers. Coarse lumber Is In very light
receipt and stock, and Is very 1rm.
i" 1he following ngures Eiye the reported "a
cepfs at Buffalo nnh Qs~cSn for the week ending
AuEuAt q. $50 and 1850:
, 1870-08-29

Primo Beeve5-Goot, wen-tastei, dae,y.
formed s.sets, Averaging LEO 10 1850
pClL45. ............... f.hARAq4
Fni. Gr1des-Fztr Eteera, IN f1ir 1esh,
a.erastnE l.1o9 g 1900 pounds. -..... as 1h.3
Medium CasS-Aedtun steeEa and goo.i
cuHs. ter CITY slaughter, averaging sol
TO J.ls0 pou.ds... ......:.. .-,-...,.- L915xe5
Stuck caitlc-Common cattle, In decent
cesh, Averaging go to !, co., pounds. l,goaaa,
1niet1o!-l1Ro! anu tnln cows aud steers ..at9c.aH
At thls time last year the following were the cur
1rnI rates:
Choice beeyes. .....-..-- .$;.sta7..a
EaiF 70 pt!me Deete8 ...-. +..-......... G01A6.s5
CGmmo0 ~ WeUlW ueeFe3 ............ L0A $50
1nleHof f''''---..'.....,.....-. 80
HOGS
The iouoT1ng are the receipts and shipments
fot The week, and for the corresponding nertcn
last year:
, 1870-08-29

The following were the receipts aud ship-
mclts OF hreadstuGs aud stocks during the
pas, week. and for the c. responding Weeks
4, siIl. Il. dated
, 1870-08-29
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL,


SATURDAY EVENING, Aug. =.
In general trade the week has ehown some
improvement III business, as country mer-
chants have begun to appear in the city, and
their ort1era for goods have given the jobbera
better trade Than during last week In
finances and in the grain markets everything
has been governed by the war news, and
prices have been auctnatiug and uncertain.
Gold touched as high as 1175< on Wtdnes-
day, but closes this week At iIG1<, aeainnt
1l5h last Saturday, and 1175E on Saturday
the 18th. Bonds III London close to-day It
67E. against 661{ OF Saturday the Goth, and
s. on Saturday tie 18th.
Shipments Of currency to the country con-
tinue Light. and the aggregate for the week
has been scarcely lslf as much as Last week.
Money is moderately easy, and the demand
ia Light and decreasing, SO that ali regular
customeis OF tho banks get accommodated
wlthGNt difficulty. In tie open market there
is good supply OF funds II from 10 1,5x per
cel!t per month.
E1chan9e has been growing scarce for sew
eral days, owing to hight shipments Of grim,
and sales between banks A1a msde ii par.
AT the counter bankers sell at lilo premium
TO par, and buy At lilo discount.
The Manager Of the Clearing House fur
niehes the following summary OF tho business
, 1870-08-29

HAI--Therc was small local demand and bur
a limited inquiry for shipment, and the market
remains siu!l and weak Spm1naliy values we're
unchanged, but round lots could lave been pur-
chased At 4 considerable concession from the
quosed pI1ces. The Stocks arc liberal, aud in-
cteasiue. On track prices rauge Us follows:
Timctny pressc,i a16.c0: raifie. pressed.
ftl.0o4i4N; timothy loose, on wARrn- 9l60hA
19uo; prairie. loose, On wagon, 5lo0o4la-o1: for
delivery Of pressed hay, $l.0h3l.U.
n1DES-The condition OF the market Has essen.
tally the same a. noted In cur report for several
days past The demand was Of a moderate char
acier and almost y holly oD Eastern account, but
The limited arrivals Induce Dim feeling on the
part OF holders anu thrEc seemed to be no dtspo-
slton to rFHe sales at any concession from quott
,tGns. In fact, really choice lots were tning hell
at, and in stne few instances commanded,
slight advance on our quotations. We
repeat ctr list as follows: City green butchers,
steec: green sailed. cured. light, 1lac: do
he4sy, lvlc: green calf, 1.ta1ec; Dry nlnt. 1sa
s1c: try sailed. lae loo; gtui'3y, scored. cnt or
otherwise damaged, twothirds price; branded, 10
4 cent tl.
IRON AND STEEI-The market exhibited a
, 1870-08-29
SCALES.
&A0H1EERY.
PORTABLE STEAM EMGlnES,


Combining the maximum Of efficiency durability, and
eeoo"sy with sh~ minimum Of wsikhs and PRICE, They
IRE "1dciy aud faroEahJ known nloFe thAu go balnx
tive cirru1Ar7 ssot on Application Atdress
: - AtbANf ~ 4 CO. r.A~%ssc<. AtA&
, 1870-08-29
LOSD0N AND NEW IORK sIEins1IP LINE,


Antsa OK F021a%e Reduced.
STKAN1KKN NAlIA DIHHCT Tu LONDON.
From Pier No, : Netth RlTcs
PARAGUAY. VIE AM. .......... .Au=n4t =.
Rates ef p44.Afs paJtn.e = eut.M.rJ. t.-s, c4aE
s'p: stsrE1eA ~ teeorl cabin. ~. .=.
FAs-snkHn booked u4ry., k1t> Antwerp and Rot
trfdaE- at fsdaeed suf1Ansy sat~A- .
For fruBl1 and p4.saxr ap7ty 10 ROWLAND b
AaPttW IL, Agents. - Sout1-sk, New York h
Cstt1kH
, 1870-08-29

NEW foaE, Aug: 9:.-The baak statement
shows he2Ey loss in the legal tender 5csesve,
owing to its contEued eutnaw to Europe, and
commencement OF The Western iraln OF currency
70 move The crops considerable amounts Of cur
rthcy ha4 alsu been sent to Boston dnr1ug the
wceh The banks now hold only -, 600 above
The IS per ceut fequ1reh ty Law.
Loans. ...12'a ,s74 decrease. 81. ~, ,o06
specie...::.. is.Es9ss4 pecsease.--.-. l,ass, 9ss
Circulation. 81, 90, ,J06 lnctczse-.-... 6S,z39
Iep6s1ts,.... 20l 80 ,191 Dtcrcase..... 3SdA.6tS
lcgai'enders 4s,ga,7ls Decrease: 1,a9a.5'3
Money easy a. 49a per cent on call Tine loans
! per cent, aud ! commission Of :.;4H per cent
fUt ntLtiJ 1aYa-
Sterling Nominal At 1c9'.&l1n.
Guild very d1t and rathtr weak: opeued At
11s..; sold down 70 1i6H, ani CLOSED at tl6K@
1l6!s. Carrying rxtcs. iser ceut 70 uat Clear
ances, ~ o oce Exports today, sae0, 60, and for
the week, sl.la:, ,16:. The Suh-T1e4sury received
for customs during the week. t3,3l4, $780, and dis
buIsed as coin interest, $sc6, ,9o2.
Governments unchanged:
Coupe, ta-. Liz N:ls!s Coups, %. 40. .t4llDat
touIs, ~. 1it..t3iilA I6-ios..... .l0S74 alu3
Couls, ta- III - l1l's Currency 6s iltxt91ls
Coupe, new- -1hs5t&110
, 1870-08-29

P1ClF1C Hi. STEAMSHIP COMPATIN
fhruush urs 10 Catfornia md ChsRs.
FARkH GREATLY Rn0HCHn

9a@ns eeavs f1x No. q Hosth Rtver. loot Of Canal
A. II Il O'clock Tia 5th md a1s e1eept whea
these days E.ii en- b handsy-s1An The aay psrv.auA
StpE5OCEAX QUHKS. uaps Nausy, Connecting
with CONSTITUTIONS, Oapt. G&r.x!y.
Qne ntEndred pooada u Ds<~azs Cd fre6 to eacs
.du1t rlkRerxeE. NeaH1s aa6 a..tCdkcce free.
Al departures touaa II AAnr2atlo ttat ol .te 5ta
cnrneefs At PanAEA VIII steAtoe.1 fo- Saqt4 Pas5nf
st and M 70. Oeoeza1 AEa1ca1 pcs aa th1sa
u Isl t2u<h II XanxAaiua
<uh IArAa Axn CHINA.
tteaEtF JAfAN lsAvs1F Oesot~r l. III.
Fn. trtxot and p44SkfR anG al
nnatio1 aPply t1s a:4s toe wharf, 'oot u Canal
Vt, New York II. BAuK Axeutt Or =: 1cnt1at Wts;-
- 49, 4 E4HVAnV
, 1870-08-29
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARRET,

For 1he Week Ending August q.
SA1CRDAY EVENING. AuX. q.
BEEF CATTLE
RAttitH4, SAlDM<ntx.
, 1870-08-29

FIR yiin ssEf., Sh.h7ytan. &c. daily, at-.s Z =
Eos Nnw.qtss xvey ss:E1dsy = e., ;
En1St 5ostph a6 Eentoa HNo-r. sdAi1J. = T.
Far Grrea Bsy gver7 Tretday ana EfadAJ s&-.s sk& y
%@AA7S k-ck-
, 1870-08-29

1870. 1862.
Reesfrtd. Shipp<t. Rtetiee1- Sh,pptd.
t.--f--t-
Flou.,brls 97s e:3 t,000lesI las aesE 1.6s9,s>s
Wheat bu.1 Gsll .3,tlal a,Gn9 a9sf S10s
Com, hu. IN
Oats, bu. C,399 1891 Sf93( a367, 1911 396l $40
Hyc. n1... 3sfs{51I l13,3s31 @2G,sSsl 3S1,t9@
Barley. In 2N413I SlS,Q5., SG3,lSaI 91L23
, 1870-08-29

,,ew OF the p,st md nrcs,n, nol;t;,., roxc1r,
,,s M in the s,utb Amsr;ean st.tns bv Eucon,
Fawcett. An Oascer's Wife : tall, in . 1err
interesting narrative, her atorv ~ :. ..c,osa;n.
the luo Gr.nde,- VI. A, Croiru., nnaar tl,e
title Of rs Va. Necessary" mikes , strone
Argument for peace. llilda Roosevelt tall. =
pleasant etory Of s'lIcrnlock Hollow and r.
E. ha1forl contributes love poem c,l,e,
observation-disclosures" ". r. Mos1as d.
cidcs that tho two great powers Of tho fatu,o
ars the United States and Iussia- Tho
Legend of Federal Bottom" is a very hur,oss
ous sketch By aIr. Socrates Hva.;n,h
Kate Seymour Mclean sen.inen,aii,e.
ves, p1et,ily in : poem called "a Beyond, :
aud 4 7. Freed tells the contents Of !. i K.rc
Old Book the Polycromicoa which he
discovered in the Aesor Library, chit
cn.t~ de,,. With ibc Fu,oncan war. tho no.
: t.,,;o, ,;,.r,,nrn ~ tne sontb f,h;c.ro =. !,
, 1870-08-29

Total..... so,oe9 400 2s,9s2, 800
"7tr receipts At Albany bJ the Eric and Cham
plain Canals for the third week Of August were:
EoGs L xc'Hq, Shtta1kts, Timber, Stdcee,
e. Ihx
, 1870-08-29

=, a,,x.;,.;.,, contributes An ess.y m .Nne;c
o1 e1anoic'o4a, W oo'e
a Mcans OF Culture, WHICH ID o1sn'nea and
s1,une,t 1,lea for tho study and practice OF
1& ,.-,. - III; =, ~ l.:
innEic- One olsssaoa .. Lao '1o1s~'' W. ~
t.utucc Of music As = tolacc, IL 70 e1qui.itely
,s'ss.. -. 49,. ,r, rrst find room for,t.
nso''Gns OIL tIa' W 'n1sS L.~ 49, - - -.
Are suu alone: whns spliiIs sou ean s1m%on ~
hr fst I'LL ths yAt2ncy, aId people y HtLu ute nua
live and beauty! Take domn INC so.uS u.nhS9 y. Sa
asa<. the Arrangement q tne gre! s5mpnoa5;; 7;
The EtcoIiCd EeFefles oi NuoR4n. A.S esxs h..t -
schubert, SchnInnln- Ftxnz, " even Hee ~, ta
With the harmony Of baca. IN ~nlcu ". ~.
parts bstHta their hcfcfa! iaaitluaAt m1'Uus ~
together In such ioslnG service " ns
Wh"lr, that the pialn rtop:ea TINE oGcnMes q
germ Unfolding 1nto tnatAs n cAka Alt0 oeAu9 ~ -,
meaning. and you hase .us se., Gseeess - ~ 80 ~ ~
prayer Aha rfNse 1L .hn.nh So,h,5r ii,n nv
woFrhapet IL tnc aoSas tonv., .eoaus - - sAs ; ~.
ttc, shtnt 70 bshisa tne 9oost u e", ~ =;
1t iFntie hffict tEnet' eAp9esaa. ~ -
t'nt4 moo1s, Ests, touEnlR.. s,.s1"es s Setvs ,a.a
nearer 20 tEc sCui, uI " w stcs. n, w9uu, t"11 l.
Any Inehd " AtAnuK E1asM!Is tEutn nss1o9s " - ~
nons1sAss ansi teet,h .'e mauen ~, .onxI. m1a
Ana "se Auu latta, t1Ae"" sue W euusH ;
lion OF !Hes tPslnRt!he tnAt &ns ~o!.,l
II IAl.M py 1ose, tnat &son
EtkHl that iFAu;I - dlYihe <n1 OF !!te Ani not
sn4rr aud an illusion II n.Nds out OF sight tue
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-18
COAL BARGE LOST.
OsT COAL BARGE.

liberal reward will be paie the finder by sending
'nformstoa 20 Care Said barge was $50 feet long,
tin number or on the end II got away from Cairo
febs.dim "'' ~ A. l.. sHoTwELL SON.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-18
NOR SALE OR RENT.

oue two-story BRICK HOUSE, with store.room
good cistern, etc Also for sale, one CoTTAGE Z, on
Tenth street, of FIVE rooms and eistern eic' For
further information, inquire at lS ComneIc,a
avenue. febl6du
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-18
LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
The Great soothing Remedy

The Great Soothing Remedy!
MRS: Cures Collie and Gripping IN PRICE
WHITCOMBS the bowels, and facilitates %
SYRUP. the process Of teething )CENTS
MRS. subdues Con vulsons and ov- PRICE
wHITCoMB'S ercomes all diseases incident} rs
SYRUP. - 70 infants and children. C'NTS
MRS. Cures Diarhes, Dysentery, \ PRICE
WBlTC0MBs and summer Complaint In 25
SYRUP. children Of all ages. C'NT5
II Is the Great Infants and ChndSens Soothing
Remedy in all disorders broagh, on by teetning, or
any othercause.
Prepared BY the GRAFTON MEDICINE co., St,
Louis, Mo.
Sold by druggists Alf do In medicine every
~here. ser lydaw
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-08-05
ssSOnIetinle.'

The following is one of Mr.. Prentice's
little waits, so many of which appeared in
the Louisville Journal in its palmiest days /:
1T is sweet, sweet. song, warbled to and
fro among the topmost boughs of the heart.
and filling the whole air with such Joy and
gladness as the songs Of birds do when the
summer morning comes out of darkness. and
the day is born on the mountains. We have
all Cur possessions in the future which we
call sometime" Beautiful! flowers and
slnying birds are there. only our ,han1s sci.
dom grasp the ons Or our ears hear the 9th
q, but. oh, reader, be Of good cheer, for.
all the good there is golden sometime" y
when the hills and valleys Of time are all
passed: when the wear ard fever, the dis
appointment and the sorrow Of life are over,
then here is the place and the rest appoint
ca of God. Oh, homestead, over whose roof
rail- 40 shadows. or even clouds; and over
whose til 'eshhold the voice of sorrow is new
or heard built upon the eternal hills, and
and standing with tiny spires and pinnacles
OF o, celestial beauty among the palmy trees of
the city on high, those who love God shall
rest under thy shadows, where is no more
sorrow, nor pain, nor the sound of weeping
Sometime.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-08-05

A LOVE- STORY WITH A Moral. There IS
a good Joke going the rounds, of young
lady and gentleman at fashionable party in
Nashville, Tenn a few evenings since. The
young man was handsome and happy, the
young lady arrayed in all the exquisite taste
OF lavender, rose, ETC., with gold powdered
hair flowing over her swan like neck. Find
ing the heat Of tho room too much for them.
they sought The cool shade of an arbor where
they might listen to the fountains fall. The
music rose and fell, time flew on silver pin
ION, and; after an absence of about three
hours, our young friends entered the bril-
llantly illuminated narlors. The young la
dy passed on in the dance, but the Young
man was slightly taken aback by his next
nelghhor informing him that round his neck
vas the unmistakcn print of two arms, all
in c!.alk and diamond dust, on one shoulder
large pile of yellow powder and on his
upper lip and cheek diamond dssat, bloom Of
youth, and yellow powder. mixed up gen
orally :the young lady 5 hair was observed
10 DO several shades paler, Moral: Garry
dustlng- broom in your pocket.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-08-05
A Thrilling "Reminiscences,

One of the most thrilling "reminiscences Of
the annals of the American Revolution is re.
corded of General Peter Muhlenberg, whose
ashes repose in the burying ground of the
old Trappe church, in Montgomery county
Pennsylvania. When the war broke out,
Muhlenberg was the rector of a Protestant
Episcopal church, in Dunmore county, Vir-
GINA. On Sunday morning he admins
tered the communion of the Lords Supper
to his charge, sta ting that in the afternoon
of that day he would preach a sermon on
''The duties men owe to their country -
At the appointed time the building was
crowded with listeners. The discourse was
founded upon the text from Solomon :
There is time for every purpose and for
every work" The sermon burned with
patriotic fire every sentence and information
told the speakers deep earnestness in what
ne was saying. Pausing moment at the
close of his discourse, he repeated the words
of his text, and in tones of thunder exclailn
ed: 1.-THE time to preach IS past; the time
to fight has comet and suitng she action 10
the word, he threw from his shoulders his
Episcopal robes and stood before his conere
CATION arrayed in a military uniform =
Drumming for recruits commenced on the
spot, and it is said that almost every male of
suitable age in the house enlisted forthwith.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-08-05

A celebrated divine, who was remarkable
in the first period of his ministry for bois-
ferrous mode of preaching, suddenly changed
his Wh4e manner in the pulpit and adopted
mild and dispassonate mode Of delivery.
fOne Of his brethren observing it, inquired
of him what had induce. him to make the
change, He answered, when was young
| though it was thunder that killed the eco
ple-but when | grew wiser, 1 discovered II
was the lightning, SO | determined in fu-
turc to thunder less and lightning more.'' Il
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-08-05
Poetry.
The Cottage sseOr.

How sweet the rest that labor yields
Tho humble and the poor,
Where sits the patriarch of the fields
Before his cottage door.
The lark is singing in the sky, .a
Tho swallow on tho ewes,
And love is beaming in each eve
Beneath the summer leaves
The air amid his fragrant bowers
Supplies unpurchased health, ms
ID And hearts are bounding mid the flowers
More dear to him than wealth.
Peace, like the blessed sunlight plays
Around his humble cot,
And happy nights and cheerful days
Divide his lowly lot.
And when the village Sabbath bell
49, Rings out upon the gale, ~
The father bows his head to tell
The music of his tale
A fresher yerdure seems to fill
The fair and dewy sod,
And every infant tongue is still
To hear the word Of God.
o, happy hearts, to Him who stills
The ravens when they cry,
And makes the lily N cath the hills
So glorious to the eye
The trusting patriarch prays to bless
His labors with increase;
Such ways are "ways of pleasantness.'
And all such paths are peace"
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-08-05

+ CHEAP FooD FOR CANARIEs. -Folks. who
have pet canarles will find they are extraya-
gautly fond of the seed produced from the
plantaln, which may be be found in almost
every yard :. the leaf Of which is known 70
every schoolboy as an excellent remedy fot
the effects of bee sting The birds will
eat these seeds voraciouslys when they APP
pear to have decided dlsspste tor every
other kind OF food offered tieu.. .,.s .. -.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-08-05

WoMAN's SPHERE. --'ihe modest maiden,
the prudent wife, or the careful matron, are
much more servieeable in life than petticoat-
ed philosophers, clustering heroin rs, OF viz
ago queens, She who makes her husband
happy, and reclaims him from vice, is a
much greater character than ladies descfib-
cd in romance, whose whole occupation is to
murder mankind with shafts from the culver
Of their eyes t.tgl a3..ri. 4ul
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-08-05

How 10 DRY APPLES. The following
advice, as to the best method Of drying APP
pies. Is from one the most experienced and
successful fruit growers in the State and,
it carefully S2llowed will e!ways ilt-ure "a
ready narke' and nigh prices for this in
portant staple; - ST" t '.'" ,-'..
In collecting the fruit for drying, care
fully assert it, and select all the sound and
perfect apples. Pare and core these care
fully, then slice and dry Without allowing
them to get wet, See that'sLey are not ex-
posed to dust, and as soon rs dried put away
carefully until ready for market Follow
these directions as near as you can with
what apples are left, and when you offer
them for sale you will readily realize trom
two to three cents pound more than the
price Of those dried in the ordinary way"
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-08-05
Business Cards.

He has now on hand and offers to the trade
and his customers generally, the best assortment
of Imported and Domestic Liquors ever kept fol
sale in Staunton.
All of his goods having been bought for cash,
he has peculiar advantages over others OF the
trade.
The following Imported Liquors, purchased
since the decline in Gold, are now offered far be-
low the usual price, viz
French Brandy, Sherry, Port Wine, Kum,
Holland Gin, Stoughton and Stomach Bitters,
McEwan's Scotch Ale, Guinness Brown Stout
Dublin Porter &c. &c.
Also on hand full supply of Old Tennessee
Whiskeys, Old Kentucky Bourbon, Baker WINS
key, and a full line of the best brands Of Angus
ia and Rockbridge Whiskeys, some Of which are
over two years old and Of Superlor quality:
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-08-05

SMALL Rich CAKES. Beat and mix well
together four eggs properly whlsked, and
half pound of fine siited sugar pour to
them by degrees a quarter OF a pound of
clarified butter, as little warmed as possible
stir lightly in with these four ounces Of dry
sifted flour beat the mixture for about ten
minutes, put it into small buttered patty
pans and bake the cakes quarter of an
hour i'll modeiate oven, They should be
favored with the grated rind of small lem
on, or with pounded mace or cinnamon.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-08-05

Don't keep i'll constant ret about things
that may be annoying, or worry about
things you can't help. Troubles are not
lghtened by fretting. The true remedy is
to keep cool and try to master difficultjes
and not let them master you.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-08-05

bad thoughts are worse enemies than
lions and tigers; for we can keep out of the
way of wild beasts, but bad thoughts win
their way everywhere. The cup that is full
will hold no more; keep your hearts full of
good thoughts, that bad thoughts may find
no room to enter. le