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A most dreadful accident happened

A most dreadful accident happened
to reporter of the New York Com
merciul Advertiser few days ogo.
lie wns proceeding to give the result
ofthe Right-meyer trial, neor Troy,
when all of sudden he ran into the
verb to wink. The reporter vas not "
lirstc lass injector, and, horrible to re-
late, before he could be rescued, he
perpetrated the following ";Some Of
the pr cachcr's friends claim that tho
charges were trnnped Up against him
by hia personal enemies, and that tho
wink he was said to hayo wark he did
not wuDk."
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EcoNoNrcAL BnEAFAsr DrsH.-If
you have few bits of meat, or two
or three cold potatoes, left over, put
some "drippings," into skillit :;
slice the potatoes thin, out the meat
up fine, aud add salt and pepper to
taste, then beat two or three eggs,
according to the size Of the dish to be
prepared stir them to n cup ofcrcam
or milk.
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The New York Tribune is reading
its Chicago namosakp out of tho Re-
publican party, because of its advo-
cacy of free trade principles. The
'peciic a Legation is that it openly ad.
vocates an alliance between the bolt
'ng republicans and Democrats in the
next House, by which tho organixa-
zion of Congress shall pass to the op-
position.
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ID SIS "A Tn "A IT, L es

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" have seen il used In two oarcs with
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"A The other Is n case Of scrofula Of long
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q ma II and excellent compound Of alter.
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& DR., Sparks. Of Nicholasvillo, Ky,
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bamuel G. MoFadden, ,Niarfrecsbpro,
. Tom, says,
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lie. and am entirely oiyed OF Rhenma.
tism send mo four bottles, as I wish II
|for my bro,her, who has scrofulcus sore
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BuTTER FROM MILK OF DIFFERENT
Cows The questions whether the
cream from the milk of ole COW
changes to butter moro easily than
that from the milk Of others, was re-
gently asked by n correspondent Of the
New York Farmers Club. In reply
it was said that it was undoubtealy
So, and that the milk Of some COWS
was unsulted to produce butter, or
even to fatten calf, and required
much churnirg to obtain what little
butter it contained. Mr.. S. j. Sharp.
less, of Philadelp phia, who makes the
splendid butter for which the Cont
nontal Hotel is fame finds that no two
COWS aic alike in the time when their
cream turns to butter. He has
churned the cream Of two good COWS
in the same mess. One would turn to
butter first. He took that out and
continued to churn, aud a second batch
of butter was the result. He is satis-
fled that butter is often thrown
away in buttermilk when the milk of
different cows is churned together,
and says the best way is to churn
each cows milk by itselftill the char
acteristics Of her milk are we'll uudor-
stood. When he would make IL prizo
article and get the best returns from
his dairy he uses the old.fashioncd up.
and-down churu, and takes the crea N
from one COW only at time.
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The noble rcd men do not indulge
in protuberant middle names, but
they make up for this in tho delicacy
of their cognomcus. A nuticcable ap.
pcllativo in the aboriginal cattle
ogue is that of Sitting Bull, a chief
out West whose overooat has been
captured by the whites. A Sioux
City paper describes the garments as
Of barbaric splendor, and remarks
that it is the handiwork Of s. BIS
favorite daughter, Reclining Hel.
er. ri
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In counties surrounding Alexan-
dria, Virginia, great many immi-
grants have lately purchased land,
and are making wonderful improve
ments. The lido Of immigration
continues. Among the persons who
have lately purchased land and set.
tied in the vicinity are numbers from
n. u. I. " -. 4
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THE LAUGn oEA WoMAN.-A wo-
man has no natural sift more bewitch.
ing than sweet laugh. 1t is like the
sound Of flutes on the water. It leaps
from her in cloar, sparkling ri'l ;aud
the hcnrt that hears it feels us if bath
cd i'll a cool, exhilarating spring.
Have you ever pursued an unse en-
fugitive through trees, led by q
fairy laugh--now here, now there,
now lost, now found : We have {;
and We arc pursuring that wandering
voice TO this day. Sometimes It comes
to us In th: midst Of care, or sorrow,
or irksome business, land then We turn
away and listen, and hear it ringing
through the room like n silver bell,
with power to scare away tho evil
spirits Of the mind. How much wo
owe to that sweet laugh It turns
the prose to poetry it filings .howefs
Of sunshine over the darkness Of the
wood in which we arc travelling it
touches with light even our sleep,
which is no more the image Of death,
butts CONSUMED with dreams that are
the shadows of immortality. y
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Mrs. Agassis tells US that in cor.
tain Amazonian tribes, on the day of
his marriage, while tho wedding fos-
tivi,ies arc going on, the bridcgroo'n's
hand is tied up in q paper bag filed
with fire ants. II ho bears this to- tue
smilinely and urmoyca, = he is con-
sldercd lit for tho t,ials Of matlimo.
ny.
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SUIT RELATING TO SLAVE PRorEn.
TY.-ln the United States Circuit
Court for the District of Virginia
before Judge Bond, sitting in cham
bers in this city, the case of Archer
vs.. Archer was yesterday argued.
~ bill i'll equity was filed in this
case to set aside deed of trust given
for slaves in 1865, on the ground that
the slaves having since been omanci-
pated by the fourteenth nmcndment
to the Constitution, the contract /
could not now be enforced. :
Col. w. b. Tabb, for complaint
argued that the constitutional amend
ment aooIishing slavery had so stamp,
ed the taint of illegality on the insti
tuition that no court could now en-
fo'ce any rights growing cut oft.
General Bradley T. johnson, for
respondent, argued that the contract
was legal in 1855, and slavery having
since tccn destroyed by the sovereign
power, the loss must fall on the vendee
of the slaves, and not on the vendor
v's major docs not affect Contract
though it may the consideration 70,
one aud that the fourteenth amend
mcut was passed as mattAr of pxpe
diency and government, and not as {
declaration Of morals. Judge Bone
held the case under radyisement. - Bal
t'more San, 1911.
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4 srienltural.

Sun all damp cotton, or it will not
gin well.
Ia Texas many stock raiscrs ore
selling oft 40 go into crops.
Fall oats arc generally sown too
late; the crop IS valuable one and
worth the best attention.
Selected coiton.sccd should be
sown at least two hundred yards froul
| the conn.on, or the two will mix.
Walk over yonr cotton fields, and
select seed from short branches
crowded with hollis, and you will have
IL superior yield from it next year.
Already this season facts show
the value Of mixed crops over cotton
alcne. Growing all cotton and buy
ing provisions, hay and corn, will not
pay these times.
The Southern Cultirator says that
the best way Of getting the negroes to
work we'll in co'ton picking, is to
give a plug Of tobacco or free coffee in
the morning, to those who work best.
Select from each cotton field the
seed you want for the next year, from
the plauts that bear best and earliest,
In this way, in few years, an carly
and prolific crop may be insured. Do
the same with corn.
inquircrs are calling upon those
who arc experimenting upon cotton
topping, to 90 to the bottom Of the
subject and ascertain when is the right
time to top--somc say as early MS the
first Of July.
\ little barley should be grown for
curly spring grazing. Plow for them
thoroughly, aud manure profuscly.
Rye is harder than barley, but the
latter is much superior and is kecnly
rclished by the stock.
Southern planters are invited to
consider how it is that attempts at
grass culture are 4 failure, yet other
crops are annually lost from the i'm
possibility Of keeping down the grass.
Those who viii! "put this and that to-
gether" may find out mc;hmg worth
knowing.
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Terrible Carnage.

The story Of the capture of Orleans
reads like page from the history OF
the Crusadcs. The F,cnch, destitute
Of artillery and fca,fully outnumbcred d
we're forced to defend the city by iu-
dividual bravery, and made the victo.
ry dear one to the Germans. During
the night befure the assault little
"snake parties" were organized to
creep out through the long grass and
meet the Pru>sians crawling in. Aud
every now and then the silence was
broken by a sharp, Kissing cry as snake
met snake in the underwood, aud the
stings, in the shape Of the loug
hunting knifcs carried on these
expeditions, went to work. Next
day, it being evident that tho town
must fall, it was decided to save the
bulk ofthc army by retreat, while the
Foreign Legion and the PoutiGcal
Houavcs engaged the Plussians and
covered the retreat. And nobly they
did it. The rrussiaus artillery
rained missiles Of death upon thcm,
till they judged them broken, and
assaulted Ell masse, only to be driven
back III ruin. -Four times did they
meet repulsc, Tut on the ffth assault
not u shot was fred against their heavy
masses as they deployed iu the open
field, but as they swa!med into BAni-
Gu and into the railway station about
3 hundred aud Gfsy eAasly c,&&tur CD
in the military garb rose up to meet
them in the longed for embrace Of
death. Otloans vas won. Bat of
these $50 men, not 60 escaped to tell
the tale Of how it was defended. OF
l,5oU of he Foreign Legion, 36 came
back to B:vis and Of $40 I,uavcs, but
II left the field alive.
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Ono hundred and fifty Swiss immi.
grants passed through Lypchburg,
Virginia, on Friday, tho 18th ipstsnt
on tho way to Water Valley, Missis.
sipni. 1t is said that five thousand
more are expected from Switzerland
within tho next three months, all OF
whom design boating at Water Vel,
ley. i4fn|
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- Persons q riving ran .he vest st
Topeka, Kansas, statethat foq sixty
uiilfs out beyond Fort Ellis, the coun :.
try is literally covered with buffalo.
They are in droves Of 900 or 300
each, and range within guushot of the
railroad. Their appearance in such
large numbers at this syason of the
year is unprecedented. -.
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The southern portion Of tho wi.
lage Of Baldwinstille, N. Y, is re.
ported to have been burned on Sun.
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O., WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 80 1870.

ADAMS AND IIoAR. Ex-Attoruey
General lloar, since he has been re.
licvcd from service in tho Cabinet,
has found time to make stump speech
IS to the faithful in Massachusetts.
tie did better in this business than he
did in deciding law points as Attor.
ey-General. In a recent speech at
Roxbury he ooid "If once tho
Democratic party gets In, It will never
be got out again without civil war"
This afforded to John Quincy Adams
an opening for the subjoiucl crusher
81 am very strongly Inclined to
'hink that the judge was n prophet
that time. believe myself that if
once the people felt the blessing of u
tcal Democratic rule, they would
never be willing to submit to another ;
that if the old men OF tho sea VIII,
ride and choke them wero dismountcd d
they would never again submit their
necks to such usage without fight.
And am more Inclined to agree with
the judge, from the fact that have
observed that even to keep the people
from throwing them rs it is, it has
been necessary to keep good many
soldiers in ten States of the Union.
That in North Carolina not even troops
suiliccd. That Philadelphia required
companies Of soldiers at the polls to
keep it loyal and New York il so
r,siive under Radicalism as to require
every available bayonet to pacify her
t. the yoke. Yes, my friends, the
judge is right; the monopolists will
have to subdue us by arms, before the
people will let them up.
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Did you ever hear OF Andrew Wal
lace seizing man that was drunk and
putting him up nt auction1 I must
tell you that storys Squire Wallace
was captain in the militia, and one
day, after training was over, and be-
fore the men wero dismissed from
parade, he took guard with him and
made prisoner of Pat. Sweeney,
who was most power full drinker =
drinks as much Mt time as camel,
almost. "Pat.," said he, "[ seize
you in the Kings name p "Me p
said Pat, scratching his head, and
looking all around bewilderrd like.
"l am not smugg'cr touch me if
you dare 20 "I seize you,' said he,
"for violation Of the excise law, fer
carrying about you more than gal.
Ion OF whiskey without permit, nnd
tomorrow I shall sell you at auction
to the highest bidder. You are q
forfeited article, and could knock
you on the head and let It out If I
liked and no nonsense, man = And
he sent him off to jill, screaming and
scrccchlng like mad, hc was 30 fright
cDcd. The next day Pat was put up
at vendne and knocked down to his
wife, who bid him in for forty shil-
lings. 1t is generally considered tho
greatest ruse ever taken out Of man
in this country.
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A TALKING MAoH,NE.-All London,
at least all sight seeing London, has
been as'onished and delighted by a
Talking Machine. which distinctly ar
ucnlatrs in English, French ande Ger.
man and also h'sses and laughs quite
perfectly. Tho machine is manipulated
ny lady, but we do not understand
that it may not also be worked by a
man, should no lady be found for the
service. Our hearts deslre is that tlc
Machine Man may be brought to this
country, regularly naturalized, and then
elected to Congress. At any rate,
he might he purchased by the Govern
ment, set up in the House of Represen.
ta,iyes, and made, under the fingers ,ol
the Clerk or Sergeant.at-Arms tos PRO
nounce the speeches which honorable
mcmbers send to the Globe, and whicI,
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asFull census returns from all the
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~ Detroit paper saysa During the
recent earthquake, Joseph Dibbie, a
sailor was in IL small boat Oh Lake
Huron, about eight miles from shore.
'Hc7 SAYS the1"laks appoatcd sud !.
den)yiIto boil, small Iumip ps ne omirg to
come up from the bottom, Tbous.
auds Of fish came to the surface and
s'.', swan in ovory 4jreetipn as though
frightened, and msny OF tkom kept
loaping out Of the water. He never
before saw so many fish in one school
or saw them act SO STRANGELY. at
thcsante time his boat was tossed
about 'ih strange, quick, jafrhlg
motion, AMI he bad difficulty 9keep.
it from dipping water. He, knew
nothing Of tue earthquake until he
reached DJtroit. ~ -" nhH
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PLhhiNo Y HOUSES tArENT
N 0 NE X P L OSIV
METALLIC KEROSE\ ET.AMp

ls al soutely snfc from explosion or break.
ing burns my Coal Oil, good or bad
gives moro light, no odor, and uses less oil
1T IS perfectly tion-cxplosivc, gives q
better light and is more economical, than
any other lamp in w. II. Wells. lato
Superintendent Of Public schools. Chicago
III intend substituting IL throughout nv
house for tho dangerous lamps now in use"
Prof ". u. Rutincr. Sup't Pablo In
s'rnclion. Richmond VA
The appalling deaths and fire from glass
lamps exploding and breaking crc,,c n
great demand for this lamp. II PAYS to
sell it Sold by Cnnvnssers or Stores:
Agents wanted everywhere. Sind for full
particulars. Address MONTGOMERY & Co,
C'ehvclnnd Ohio, or AZ Barclcy street,
New York.
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HOLIDAY JOURNAL for 1871
Contains Christmas Story, Splendid
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