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ARRIVALS.
RnroRrnp By THE HERALD STEAM YAcars.

Ship Neptune, Peabody, Liverpool Sept 9 with
2sl passengers, to Marshall Co, all WELL no Deaths
birth during passage Have been very far north during the
whole had heavy westerly wcather Sept
pumps gave and before could get them repaired
large of water had accumulated In ship, AMI
very strong Of soda ash ss ai Is 5 Ion IS 20 boarded
derec bark waterlogged, apparently colonial vessel
uld not ascertain her
Ship Royal saron Br Tucker, Liverpool scpte. with coal
lighthouse, wind NV to w, strong breczcg from that
had succession Of heavy gales from SW NV and N, with
gale, veeruc fr by to N. with very heavy
sea- washing away head rail- knees &c 18th to Oct
shin CarsbrooLe Castle (Br) Pole London Sept L, with
mdsc, MorganH Sons. Passed the Lizard Sept IS
had light westerly winds to Ion TO- thence succession OF
westerly winds and several hard gales from SW Sept
30, ~ Ion As bark Geo Rel hence for Havre
40 Ion 49, ship Royal Alexandra Br do Liverpool 7h
OF Georges Shoals ship Cornelius GrInnel London
Bark Ceres N g., orunberg Cardiff 30 days. with railway
BARK Buraermescr KRISTEN CSG) Krstein Creenock 45
days, with to ordervcsse to Funch Edye Co.
winds nne weather. Oct and Int 10 49, Ion 6S 70 TO-
passed through large quantity OF deals, which
but short time IN the water.
Bark Commerce (of Newcastle Me- Wells, Cadiz 40 days,
with wine, &c, and passengers, to B0rand, Dearborn
Co light westerly during days since
strong galds from W 10 and NE.
schr britannia tBr) Roy Cow Bay Is days. via archa,
days, with coal TO q Swain Sonvesscl to Small
Co. Had NE gales the entire passage Oct q OF Montauk
NE gale, lost foresafi and spitb I'D, lat 40 3D.
spoke brig Antelope from Cow Bay Tor New York.
Schr Mary Standish Rich, Georgetown DC for Boston.
Oct g. of MoEtauk In heavy blow. carried away Jbboo.
schr Altoona, Carroll, Baltimore for Boston.
schr X Orb EwArt, Philadelphia for st john Nh.
this distrcss, having experienced heavy
gale 9th inst Oh Monauk during which lost foremost, main
topInast and Jibbooin, split sails, &c.
Schr Evelyn, Crowley, Philadelphia.
ScLr j ) Weldon, Cgowcl, Philadelphia for Boston.
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RUSSIA AND ASIA.

The District OF Schagreissiab In Rebellion
Russian Troops Crush 1t.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Oct. 8, 1870.
The population OF the district Of Schagreisslab
having rebelled against the Emir the Russians have
subjected the region again to his authority. The
Russians were obliged to storm Kniab, where the
rebels had entrenched themselves. In this encoun-
ter the Russians suffered the following losses:-One
officer killed and eight wounded; eighteen men
killed and ten wounded. The rebel loss Is not given
but is known to be heavy. At last accounts the
country was quiet again.
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Military Review mt Bunalo-Governor HoH-
man Sercnadcd.
BUFFALO, Oct. S, 1870.
The review Of tho Thrty-1rst brigade, National
Guard Of the State Of New York, by Governor John
T. Hoffman, this afternoon, was q most brilliant
affair. The review was held at the ball grounds on
the banks Of the Niagara river, facing Lake Erie,
and was attended by the Sixty-fifth and Seventy.
fourth regiments Of National Guard United States
troops from Fort Porter, large concourse citi-
Zens and splendid turnout OF private equlpages
General Reed was on the grounds, attended by his
personal staT and Major General Howard and stan,
III full uniform. After the review Governor HoH-
man delivered stirring address to the officers and
troops.
Tonight the democratic clubs and citizens OF all
parties serenaded the Governor ut the residence OF
MAJOR General Howard, where the customary
speeches were made and festivities keot up until the
departure OF the. Governor on the twenty minutes
past eleven train.
The republicans held o ratincaton meeting to-
night at the skating rink. Addresses were delivered
by General Stewart L. Wo0dford, Lyman X. Bass
and L. L. Lewis. lpF .GL
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

Capture of an American Fishing Schooner
Clever Smuggling Scheme.
HALIFAX, Oct. =, 1870. \
The war steamer Plover has captured and taken
to Cnarlottetown, Prince Edward Island the fish
ing schooner Clara Friend, Of Gloucester Mass FOR
fishing within the three-mile limits.
clever smuggling scheme has been detected
here by the customs officers. Liquors, cigars and
other heavily taxed goods were shipped in bond for
Newfoundland, then packed in fish barrels and
brought back to halifax and entered free as Hsh.
The first train passed over the Mssiquet bridge
between Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, yester.
day.
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FRANCE.

Death of Prosper nIerimee-Anxiety About
the st. Laurent.
TOURS, Oct. s, 1870.
Prosper Merimee menber OF the French Academy,
died at Cannes yesterday.
kilograms from Brest say that considerable
anxiety is felt here for the safety OF the steamer ST.
Laurent which was spoken Oh the LIST inst, with
her machinery disabled.
lowing 10 the arrangement OF the machinery Of
the st. Laurent she was compelled to put into Hall
fax for repairs She arrived here however ali right
on Friday last1
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schr Edward shauck Baker Bridgeport Tor New York.
schr Enort, Dix, Norwaik for New York.

schr Edward shatuck, Baker Bridgeport Tor New York.
schr Enort, Dix, Norwak for New York.
N#A BOUND KAsE A.a 1A
Steamship Ashland Beckett, New York for Boston
Steamship WArnsua- Fish. New York for Now bedford.
Brig A Lindsey McAlmon, New YORK for 81 John, NIB.
schr Vim Kennel, Humbert Georgetown FOR Somerset
Schr OliYe, -, Philadelphia for Pembroke.
schr Il rierS clifford, Phladelphiz for Provideuoa-
scr 8 Potter Potter, PhiiadepniA for New London.
schr Vim ColysI Taylor, Philadelphia for Apponxug.
sehr Osprey, -, Philadelphia for Boston. ..-
sohr Albert Treat, Hawkfna, Philadelphia for BATH
schr Sarah Elizabeth, Kelly. Philadelphia for DaDveSpon
scr Maria Louisa snow Philadelphia for Danversport
fcr tixIir Raymond Lord Philadelphia for 1royldence
scnr Ilara Merrck, Hand, Philadelphia for Lynn.
scnr watson. iiout, phiadelphiA for Lyan.
s l. , Hatch, Hin, Port johnson Tor Hartford
trrc, Lewis Taylor, Port johnson f0r RrovdcncAs
cc snnl zen hnox, Eiizabethpor for 5alam- at<t
ochr Hurney Hopkins klizabelbport for Py0vidsco.
~ n MARIA Fleming -, Iioboken for Norwich
S S Waterman, Einck.ey, Hobokeu for Plymotths
eur , , smith, Snow, Hoboken tor W sreham.
cehs Shlet, smith, Hoboken for Norwich.
GSnI = p inrFy, Eavnor, Weehawken Tor Providence
Schr Han, Lawrence. Eddy svilIe for Middletown<
s r.orhenn tneeAsbro, Roudout for Somerset.
schr fhos hui, Erown Rondout Tor Providenee.
.,cf istelle; ilrAlEs Sewbtrg for Providence.
sehr a IL fltcli, Chase Newburg for Ipswish.
Schr Ann Elizabeth, Kelly, Eswburg for Lynn.
schr Heh'oD, -, New York for Boston,
schf VIM Rice, Prcsse New York for Rostop
schr Veto, Harrington New York for Thomastou.
Sehr Aaille Carr. Sherman, New York for Ranger,
schr hicksburs Nckerson New York for Newburyport.
scar Expedite, Racket, - for Partucket
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ACADEMY or musIc-cLARA LOUISE KELLOGG.

The return OF the favorIte p7fnld donna OF Amer
lea to the theatre Of her earliest and most signal
triumphs last night was success such as her most
ardent admirers would hardly expect. The wealth
and fashion OF Manhattan graced the boxes and
here and there we recognized some well known
artist Christine Nilsson sat in one OF the prosce-
mum boxes and Clara Perl ana vieuxtemps listened
to the American nightingale from a mezzoline loge
The programme was very interesting, as may be
seen from the following selections
l. Overture, "Fidelo". Beethoven
O. Song, .The Belr ....... Proch
tWih horn o6ssio y NJ; ,bsrnssinJj' '''A
Ne,Sn'' Miss Clara Louise kellogg. Thomas
with accompaniment l iei .c,fchesiia.' ''''
g. Ar "salNs dimor ss spaq y Ei,S,j coanod
l. Overture, 'Tilisp Tel -. = Rossini
i, ., .sisSQr A. aandoa. - -.
song = u A'4 Mis. ciaisoaiss kellogg Benedict
4 Bal'a' "ous'o 2 ssnar SHasU;
o. Piano solo. "Fant.!sie IurlnE ~. wehll
MI. James M.Wehli
a Siss Cara louise Kellogg and f. Fpp
u March, ''iannhAuser" A....."a :ner
The clear ringing beautifully modVlatcd voice Of
Miss Kellogg out in the selection from Thomas
ana IN the spirited finale rom 'sPoluron with more
eject than hear1 her before. Her long rus
tcation during the summer months has not rusted
her voice. but on the contrary gave 1t new spirit
and dasn In the concert hall Kellogg stands with
out q superior on the American stage, and we have
yet to near one who can enchaln an audience and
give them such unmixed delight. Wehi played
Mendelss0hn's charming work with rare delicacy
and expression and responded to an encore with his
brilliant "March de Amazones.n Beneath his skill
full touch the noble Weber grand gave forth its
round fu brilliant tones, and In the Lurline fanta
sa he was descrvedly appauded. Sgnor Fippi
with the aria from "Faust." On Monday, Miss Kel-
logg takes her leave OF her Brooklyn friends at their
Academy, and then starts on concert tour. There
is little doubt OF the success OF her season. as she
has the good will, sympathy and admiration of the
entire public everywhere she goes.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONTY MARKET.-LoNpoN Oct 81 IN p n -
Conso. closed a. es% for money and gas s9ss the
account American securities quiet United States i've
twenties 1857 9s 1865, old, 9os 1857 ass teu-lores
81 Stocks quiet Erie railway shares, ii Illinois cenras
l1S1o: Atlantic and Great Western, 2lX
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARxET.-IIvE RrooI, Oct Scot
ton Middling uplands, SGD. Sd mdding Orleans 3D.
The the day been 10000 bales Including 1000
taken for speculation and export. IA
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFFs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Oct.
6-Whcat %. 3d. IS. l0dper Genital for red winter.
LIVERPOOL PEoyIsIoNs MAaKEr.-LIvERPooL, Oct
Beef ll2s 3D. fierce Of S04 lbs for prime
lard, Ills. per cwt-
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SPAIN.

The New Captain General OF Cuba-Thc In
tendente General of Huvana-Msney Needed
to Forward ReinfOrcements. a#
LONDON, Oct 8, 1870.
A Madrid correspondent writes, on the Sd inst,
that General Cordova is named as Captain General
in place OF De Rodas.
SeIor Ruiz Gomez, the Project Of madrid, goes
out as Intendente General OF Havana.
The three thousand troops promised De Rodas
for Cuba cannot be sent on account OF scarcity Of
money.
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LOUISIANA.

The yellow Fever In New Orleans split
Among the City Republicans.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 8, 1870
There were nine deaths from yellow fever yester-
day. J
convention composed or boilers from the repub.
lcan party was held to-day. +. E. Dumas was nomi.
mated FOR Congress from the First district. Many
nominations were made for municipal officers The
convention adjourned sine die
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DIAMOND ROBBERY IN ssOuKiYN.

Last evening the residence OF Mr. william Porter
or No. 3i2 Adephi street, Brooklyn, was Durplari.
ousiy entered and robbed OF $4,000 The entrance
was enected through the skylight from the roof OF
an adjoining building, which latter was unoccupled.
The thieves descended to the sleeping apartment OF
or the value above set forth. gold breastpln y,.
ned at tweAty-nve dollars, was also stoen There
Is no clue 10 the Whereabouts or the burslarA
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AFRICA.

The Rush to the Diamond Regions in the
South.
LONDON. Oct. g. 1870.
The Natal Mercury Of the Goth Of August, says
there is general rush to the diamond regions on
tine Vaal river.
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ENGLAND.

The New Vice Chancellor of Oxford.
LONDON, Oct. 8, 1870.
Liddell, the author OF the Greek Lexicon. has
been indicted Wee Chancellor OF Oxford University
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SEDUCTION AND ASSASSINATION
A Cleveland tOhioJ Physician Shoots His
------- Nife,a steducer.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. 8, l

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. 8, 1870.
DR.. W. II. Jones, prominent physician, residing
on the west side Of this city, was shot and instantly
Killed this morning by Dr. Gallentnc for the alleged
seduction OF his wife. Gallenine immediately sur
rendered himself 10 the police aud IS now under
arrest awaiting examination.
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SAILED.


Steamships America, Bremen City Paris and Hevetis
Liverpool, Gamcrin Glasgow Moro Casele, Hayana
VIA BAreeons Aradne Galveston; Lodona, New Orleans.
Dacian tBr Huntsville, and San Jacpto, Nan
haitian Charleston; wysnokc Richmond, 6ci KHieh.
Georgetown, DC.
Wind AT sunset n al $500 tN
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Buy Warnoclr e. Co.'s
Seven Dollar Dress Hat.
Get gen.leman's hat. Save Ono Dollar.
619 Broadway
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The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We Shall Have
rain w of depend upoa the weather bal
whether We snail have GOOD HATS or bad encs vii deYeas
whether buy OF KNOX, the halter. No III
broacwny. The eeuinoctsl storms "a and
the een,rnen's Hats bought at KNoXS WI DC every.
waeie, "a Al snei. giory.
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Murder Of Prince Kung.
BOMBAY, VIA LONDON, Oct. s. 1870.
It is rumored from China that Prince Kung has
Neen murdered.
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Coats, Pants and Vests, Dresses, Sacanea
and sswis Lsecs fea.hers Gloves, g. beautifully cleaned
LORDS Bleaching. Cleaning and Dyeins Onlces, Nc
Broadway corner Twcnynst street; sSs BToona street,
corner Broadway. 81
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HUNGARY.

AcQuittul Of Prince Karageorgewicb.
PEsTH. Oct s, 1870.
Prince Karageorgewich has at last been acquitted.
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Depot for Congress and Empire Spring Wa
TFRs. ~ Chambers street, Broadway None genuine
sold o q drailgii'
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A,lxinson's tof London) Enalish Perfumcry-
sephanots Gardcnia others The genuine only n J. c.
KUsHToS's, Broadway, corner OF Twentynfth street
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A.-The Weekly Sensou, No. 4, Now Ready.
Chain lightning from title page to imprint Ask your newx
man. Five cents.
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or Trusses.-Dr. Riggs Hard Rabbcr
Mnpsda TrussIs years. experience in tae treatment *
ruptures with this has shown results
tanned history OF tusses. No. Barclay street. LIZ
RIGGS in daily attendance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-09

Tru-ses.-Afarsa Sc Co.'s Easlirui Cure -rx.as
0flcc established 20 years., No vcscy street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-09

All Popular Brands Of Champagncs, in
quantities suit, Mt the lowest obbing market prices.
G. Y. HOLrZ, 81 Duane strcet, New York.
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Chevaiier's Life for the Hair hss no equa
for restoring hair 10 its original color Recommended
BY physicians. send for treatise on the hair
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A.-Hestcrcr America, the Only Clear Prcua-
ration In tho world that viii Color dispcrse Daudrd
and cleanse the scalp. Sold by all druggists.
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Fresh supply Of MisSsssuoi Spring Water
just receIsed by J. +. HENRY, No. SColege place.
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A.-F0r Sfyli~h and Elegant Hat, MT Popu-
prces to DoUGANs Ic2 Nassau street, corner OK
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Bachelors Hair Dye--'rhe Rest In tho
world The only perfect dys harmless rcabe nstansa-
ncous. Factory 10 Bond street
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silver Plated Ten sets, Casters. Spoons ar,d
ForAt. MANHATTAN PLATE CO., % John stroa..
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Altman Fro. & Go.

Altman Bro. az 20.
One special feature in the above house the .rerpot
Glove selling 10 TO Is per advance at Broadway
In OF the stoppage OF importation caused
by the European ALTMAN BRO. a CO.. Sixth avenue
offer this perfect Glove the nes In the market without
derivation from The former price, Dress Goods, L4ccs, Rib
bons Ac, Ia splendid. See advertisements .r
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Fanr Cents m Foot for Weather strips.
koEBucK BROS, IS Fulton, Gear CI street.
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A.--Eerring's Parent ala ~
CHAMPION SAFES. sf
PSI Broadway corner Murray street.
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GOVERNOR HOFFMAN.

Military Review mt Buffalo-Governor HOE
man Sercnadcd.
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Rates or .adrcrfistng:

square will be counted the space Of one inch.
Business cards. lines or less. $500 a wear.
Legals charged at the rates prescribed by statute
Special notices Is cents per line for hrst insertion
and 10 cents for each subsequent insertion.
Transient advertisements must be paid Tor IN ad-
vance: all others quaIterlv.
Advertisements not otherwise ordered, VIII re
continued until ordered ont, and charged accordingly
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down the surface, and fall from the SAIL
ent points of our frame, from our ell
bows, from our finger ends; a sweet Ian
guor creeps over us, and we feel as tho
like the heather god of old. we were
dissolving into liquid stream.
Sc Here Fluvius wcpt; as now stream declares"
The beginner in the use of the bah
perspires slowly, languidly, partially, in
completely; while the accustomed bath
or is known by the freedom of his per-
spiration. The apprentice hand has no
thirst in the bath; for small portion
only of the excess Of watery fluid is alb
stracted from his tissues and from his
blood. But the practised bather has no
such excess. His blood yields its dilut-
ing water with great freedom; he thirsts
in the bath, and he drinks freely. /
know gentleman who sometimes con-
sumes gallon of water, but none re-
mains when he comes out; all has been
dissipated by perspiration. In chemi-
cal analysis of the perspiration ola group
of bathers, recently made, that fluid was
found loaded with saline and organic
matter, in the recruits, but was almost
pure in the veteran bather." His blood
was washed as clean as that Of the work
ing-man who eats the bread of labor, that
sweetest Of all bread, the bread that has
been earned with the sweat of his brow.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-12

Theodore Titon having characterized
Dom Piatt as dirty politician, that ir-
reverent person retorts that Tilton at first
sight appeared ga strange cross between
the Rev. Creamchees and Uriah Heep.
Upon the rnctious self-assertion of the
first, he carries the sickly, deprecating
smirk of the last. l afterwards made
the acquaintance of this singular com.
pound of disagreeable humanity, and
found that Providence had written an un-
unusually legible hand. Theodore is all
that his appearance indicates. He is a
theologian without conviction, poet
without poetry, and a moral editor whose
pen is at the service of the longest purse.
What his intellectual calibre anay have
been originally | do not know, nor do
l care to know, for mental indulgence,
superinduced by oyerweanng vanity and
egotism, has long since worn him out.
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RIDEyvG DOW.N.
By NORA PERRY.

oh did you see him riding down,
And riding down, while all the town
Came out to see, came OUT 10 see.
And all the bells rang mad with giee.
oh did YOU hear those bells ring out,
The bells ring out, the people shout,
And did YOU hear that cheer on'cneer,
That over all the bells rang elearE
And did YOU see the waving flags,
The futtering flags, the tattered nass,
Red white and blue shot thro' and thro',
Baptised with battles deadly dewE
Ann did Won hear the drums gay beat,
The drums CAV beat. the buSles SWEEP,
The cymbals' clash, the cannon crash
That rent the sky with sound ana h'sh!
And did Won see me waiting there,
Just waiting there and watching there,
One little lass amid the mass
Tha; pressed 10 see the hero passs
And did you see him smiling down,
And smiling down, as riding down
With slowest pace, with stately grace,
lie caught the vision OF lace,-
Ny face uplIfted red and white,
Turned red and white with sheer delight,
To meet the eyes, the smiling eyes,
Outflashing in their swift surprise!
oh did YOU see how swift il came,
How swift il came, like sudden flame,
That smile to me, 10 only me,
The little lass who blushed TO see!
And at the windows all along,
oh all along. a lovely throng
OF faces fair beyond compare,
Beamed out upon him riding there.
Each face was like radiant gem.
A sparkling gem-and yet for them
No swift smile came, like sudden hame,-
No arrowy glace took certain aim.
He turned away from all their grace,
From all that grace of perfect face,
He turned to me, to only me,
The little lass who blushed to see
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-12

A young gentleman who mas just mar
ried little under sized beauty, says she
would have been taller, but she is made
of such precious materials that Nature
could not afford 1t.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-12

A Mississippi negro, who tried to out
walk locomotive, left wife and six
children il straitened circumstances.
while the locomotive left grease spot.
The negro also, was Strengthened good
deal.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-12

Mr. Ruskin said, in recent lecture at
Oxford, that life without industry is sin.
but industry without art is brutal.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-12

The husband Of scolding wife. on be-
ing asked what he did for living, replied
that be kept hot house,"
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Hats and Caps.

These goods have been bought Tor cash at lew
rates and they win be sold at prices which cannot
.ailto suit customers.
Call and examine STOCK ana lriccs fef,e
Chasing elsewhere. IS D. j. DILL.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-12

Monogram carriers are growing in
favor among fashionable young ladies.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-12

Anybody wishing to produce new
forms of insect life, may mix the white
of an egg with wisp of hay, add few
spoonfuls of soda. and putting the whole
in a bucket, let it stand one day, exposed
to the sun. The microscope will then
reveal countless numbers and various
forms of life
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-12

The "Great Organ" of Boston has been
discovered TO be the organ Of self esteem.