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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-28

Such IS the American admiration of pluck
that the robust fight made by General Butler
against tremendous odds has enlisted a degree
Of interest and sympathy in his behalf entirely
iDcommensurate with the merits Of the question
a local squabblc for the gubernational nomina-
ton by tine republicans of Massachusetts,. But
when Butler, /" solitary and alone" set the ball
in motion in behalf Of Number 1, against all the
solid respectability and political Turvey-dropism
of Massachusetts the affair became a national
event. He was opposed y all the leading republi-
can papers Of the State. He was solemnIy re-
proved by Senators Sumner and Wilson, Repre-
sentative Dawes, and all the rest of the political
magnates, Yet, nothing dismayed. he sent ont
his "barbaric yawp" and war-WhOop over the
house-tops of the solid respeetabilitv; the
granite-fTOnts OF State street. the swell frontsof
Beacon street, the squarely respectable, wide
passaged mansions OF Springfield and Worces-
ter. Single-handed, and with all this odds. he
came so near victory as to secure 46I votes
against ei3 for all others. What other man in
the country could have done all this?
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Markets TODAY.

=, BALTIMORE, Sept. 2s-Cotton firm; low mddlings'
h5sal?; City Mills flour, high grades adj anced soc
all other grsd:s are held higher Howard street
s7l9aSg city mill; supeIfne, Ssas rs; extra, s7s
49, SSLdsaSS; extra s67sas5; family, 37t3sSs25
Mheat active and hrmer; choice white 81 75a 81 So
1aI To prime, 5oas 70 amber, o. Teas 80; good
red to prime, Slt5aS IS. common to fair, SiS5s
slte; Ohio and Indiana, Sl.aaSi6l; Pennsyiva-
MIA, Z Goa y So White corn, 7Oasic; yellow, 7sa77
Oats hTm, 5lss6c. Pork. unchanged Bacon, active
Win an advancing tendency; shoulders, sassy; rib
slces, ozas7s clear rib S1sasA; sugar-cured hams,
u uill;at. Lard, unchanged. Butter, unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 2s.-virginia skies. old, 20
hld, IS asked do coupon, old, 621 bid, 62s< asked;
EEw YORK. Sept. 2S.-Stocks dull and steady
God steady .14sSal41. Governments steady and dull
MonSy steady,6 6. virginia likes, 81 new. g. North
ga. '-"
NEW YORK, Sept; S.-Flour quiet. Wheat quiet
ana unchanged. Corn steady. u. "
LONDON, sept: %, H.eo a. m.-The rate of dis
count Of the Bank Of England has advanced from to
4 per cent. Consols opened at 921ss92tt for both.
8o1z y :, - y
IRASRFoRT, Sept. ss.-BOnds opened at s5s for the
PARIS, Sept. 2s.-Rentes opened at So francs 80
Confines, -
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%PLAsTEKER OF THE DISTRICT or
US tolu.hla are earnestly requested H. meet A.
OefmSnla Han Thu kSDAI EVENING, 18th az ~
Ctl,th- by ofCct 1t
TFTHE CENTRAL IRISH RFPT-ETTC.Y
10y ss-GClA1IoN win meet AZ Mills Hall on
TIA street, TONIGHT, Thursday az IA O'clock.
Business Of Importance. By order
It y. ii. D0NEGAN. President
TFI. q. q. F.-The members Of METROPOLIS
Wy LODGE, No. l6. are earnestly requested 4,
attsid the meeting % the Lodge on FRIDAY EVE
MINI, September 10Th, as business Of importance
% every ut der j. TO be transacted By order of
n. u. lse%-2tl ID. ID. CLARK, Gee. Sec.
@BOABD OF TRUSTEES OF PUBLT1,
W. sCHO0LS.-The TRUSTEES OF PirGIIC
SCHOOLS FOR tie city of Washu gtou will pleas. ma
et the FRANK I'm Public School BuhiiuE, ol FRI
DAY EVENING, 29th inst, at 9:sD o-cloc's for "a
purpose Of organizing the Board.
sezsH A. p. PARDON, Secretary
"sPECIAL TICE.
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tBy the Western Uniea 1sesrapA Conyasy1
Lewis Johnson Co. quote stocks aud boIds in
home and foreign markets, as follows:
NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-First Board, 10 30 O. m
6s ISL, coupon 1ls1<; s-0's %, COUPON lls<S :
ss9s' "a, COUPON, Is,S; 5Ds, Us. coupon, I5sss;;
new, o5, coupon, ll4iS SOS, 81, coupon, 1l4ss;
e1s g. coupon, Il4s4: 10 90 coupon, Ills Curre1
CT os, Ii14 mariposa IA Canton ~; Cumberland,
-. western Union Telegraph, 66S; Quicksilver,
a. Pacific Mail, Sx; Boston Water PSwer,.-;
press, 50; American Express, So; United States
Express, 561; N. Z. Central and Hudson, s2H;
New York Central Scrip, S1f; Erie, 500; do. pre-
fegTed, al Harlem, rs; DC: prefd. :; Reading,
iIs7s; Michigan Central. ii Lake Shore and Mich
igan southern, lcs3: Union Pacific Railroad,
rs; Illinois Central, Is9 ORD; Cleveland and Pitts
burg, l2vA; Northwest, 6S4; do. preferred, 500;
Cleysland Columbus, Oincinnsti and Indiana polls,
MilWapkie and st: Paul, 81; DO preferred, sOss;
Wsbssh and Western, 81; Delaware. Lackawsns
TsIre Hauie -; Hannibal and s. Joseph, 90;
Mississippi certificates. 421s; Columbus, Chicago
ana indiana Central, 70; Tennessee SIS, old, nh1;
sri Old, q; %: new "a; Missouri IS. s6; Cen
S9&. Cold, ll4Sallisl. Market strong
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-28

81 Bodies of armed men assemble nightly at
Salt Lake. From their white trousers they are
supposed to be Mormon militia in drilling.
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TRE STAR DOUBLE SHEET-The double
sheet of THE STAR Of Saturday had a yery
large sale-prObably larger than any single issue
of any paper in this city since the close of the
war. 1t was an admirable paper, and those who
purchased got much more than their moneys
worth. We understand that double sheet will
probably be issued every Saturday. This WIN
hardly be welcome news TO the Sunday press
hut it will be to almost everybody else.-CirOni-
Gle.
While our neighbor is correct in regard TO the
success Of our double sheet, and while we shall
doubtless be compelled to issue a quarto every
Saturday for some time to come 30 accommodate
our readers and advertisers, it does not follow
that 1t will in any way interfere with the Sunday
papers. The fact Is that Washington Is so much
OF reading public that it demands a paper, or
papers every day in the week, and supports four
daily papers (morning and evening" and four
weekly or Sunday papers-a larger number in
proportion to the population than in any other
city in the country, with possibly one exception.
While our Sunday papers keep up their present
degree of excellence they are not likely TO be
supplanted, even by our model quarto The
demand, as in the case Of the supply yielded by
Grimes fruitful hen, not only covers morning
and evening every weekday, but Sunday too.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-28

WILLOW PINE LUMBER,
,-.uI; a. IRoEAOHGER. Norfolk, Va
ORDERS sohciteds my&-lys
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LINCOLN HALL.
CORNER Ninth ANn Id SrREErs

TsABBATH AFTERNOON SERVICES
LINCOLN HALL.
CORNER NINTH AND STREETS,
Under the auspices of the
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
The time for holding these services has been
changed from evening to 3 30 p. m.
snort addresses and good music will make the ser
wees interesting. seq tr
~THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC Is
US invited TO my large STOCK OF SCHOOL
BOOKS, STATIONERY and SCHOOL REQUI-
SITES, which j am prepared to sell at the very
lowest prices, Wholesale and retail, at No, lO26
Seventh street, above New York avenue
sel-lm RICHARD ROBERTS.
HNnUFE1CE OF SUPERINTENDENT or
Wy ASSESSMENTS AND TAXES,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept. s, ISL
Notice IL hereby given thai blank FORMS ia &C
c"loabCe with the amendment 10 the Assessment
Act now In the hands Of the Assessors of the
several legislative districts Persons who bays
Hade returns OF bonds, promissory notes and other
securities bearing interest now correct the same
so as 70 show the Income from such securities which
All those who have neglected to make return of
personal property, rs reyuirea by law are warned
70 do so Immediately; otherwise IL will become the
duty OF the Assessors to make assessments
" according to the best information they can on.
peal; Section Of the act OF Aug. 9th provides that
IN all cases OF refusal TO make return required by
law, " the said person, corporation, association
ompany or hrm shall, for every such offence, for
more than one hundred dollars, to be recovered in
the name Of the District of Columbia in the Police
Court Of said District" H.A HALL,
SUI Snpt OF Assessments and Taxes.
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BOARDING

=
pleasant ROOMS, WITH BOARD, IN A
be acc mmcdated. ON rea soaable terms Apply nj
IOlo sth ST., between Il and l. SITS. NV. se2S 81
TWO ROOMS, SINGLE AND DOUBLE, WITH
and streets N. w. se2S- ST.
A PLEASANT THIRD-STORY FRONT ROOM
"A also one on the FIRST floor with first class
TABLE BOARD; Can be had 1T coo street,
between 9th and Eth streets. q = - se7-as
EURNISHfD ROOMS AND BOARD for as per
= week Table Board, s per week. In first class
house an dssi = nsgh5rhooS bath
ROARpING, WITH ROOMS FURNISHED OR
l0l4 street, bet. 10th and 18th streets. se2Ssts
MRS. KLYNESTEIN, late Of Rockville. and we'll
Az known as model hotel keeper, has remove to
this city and opened a frst-class BOARDING
HOUSE at No. ell y street, N. W. Those In want
Of good accommodations and an excellent table
should cali at once se6-3ts
NEWLY FuRNIsuED ROOMS WITH FIRST
~ CLASS TABLE BOARD, every comfort and
convenience, at lOOO St, cor. 10th. .se256ts
IL CONS AND TABLE BOARD.-Nevly fur.
~ pished r9ens with table board can be obtained
EURNIshED ROOMS WITH BOKRD-suit Of
80 = phahLOks on frst floor, one FRONT ROOM
water. lll4 street. se2S-lms
ELIGIBLE AND COMFORTABLR ROOMS,
II near the DePartmepts, with nrst-ciass board,
can be had at No. 1915 I street, on ressonsbls
terms. Also, TABLE Boarders accommodated. fea-n
EIRsT-CLAsS BOARp, WITH PLEASANT
y FRoNT ROOMS, &c had on reasonable terms
a. 1871, corner Pennsylvania Avenue and iafh
street. Good location and accessible. MISTY
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BANKERS,

Buy and sen, q cnrreut rates:
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. GOLD Avn NIL
.xkh, LAND WARRANTS, SCRIP, &C.
LxkCgTk 0RDERs st New York Stock Beard.
SELL EXCHANGE on New York san Frsnci.eo.
Great Britain and the Csntinent
furnish RLYENuE STAMPS OF al denomins-
n NC as,. Issue OAkTIfloATEso OF DEPOSIT beer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-28

LOST AND FOUND.
FouN r10n the night Of the asth inst. SUIT
OF CLOTHES, which the owner can have by
paying Tor this advertisement. Call after7 D. M,
994 street, South Washington. seeS-2t'
OsT-A SETTER DOG, half grown with black
IL mark over left eye, and at the root of
talI A suitable reward will be given if-AST
returned to PkUITTS Shoe Store 7tlSA
street, between NJ andN. It,
SS0 REV ARD-Lost, on the 22d, a POCKET
RcO BOOK containing n sum of money and a
Sertincate OF deposit from Jay Coke q Co for two
hundred GLARS, which forewarn all persons nego-
t t,;s En- The above reward will be given if left at
IFTHE PARTIES WHO FORCIBLY ENTERED
= the Iasparis House on the night of the 60
IN ami took therefrom young SETTER.I
DOG will return the same no questions WHY
De asked AS II Is. the parties are well known and
Unless the dog Is forthcoming in avery short time
complaint will be lodged against them.
l oST-A SETTER SLUT, white, with liver
- coiored spots. A suitable reward ca ,
Room ID, Plants Building corner New-I 10y
1oik avenue and 18th street. se27-3t ~
/ 0sT-A BLACK LACE SHAWL while going
- from 1888 street 3. w. to the Depot In the
city, The finder will be literally rewarded by leay
ing the same at 1885 street S. W se2;-sts
CAME TO MY PREMISES ON SUNDAY MORN
" ING, soRREL MARE, The owner n
ccharges and take her away. M. BUCK Xxx
MAN, Tennallytown. se2s-3t*
/ OsT-A twisted GOLD CHAIN with blue locket
II attached. The finder win be rewarded by re-
turning 1t to 80 Montgomery street, George
-
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rINHE PROBLEM solved.
"fRINCE'S COMING SENSATION,
HAS AT LAST ARRIVED
AND Is
"a NEW DEPARTURE
from the old method Of promising much and doing
little, as >

DEEMED PLEDGES AND NEW GOODS,
consisting in part OF Fine Diamonds setin all styles
LADIES and Gents Fine Gold and Silver Watches,
opera, Guard, Vest, and Leontine Chains. Rings
Pins, studs, Sets Jewelry, Earrings Fine Plated
Ware ard Cutlery, Rogers make,5 Fine SatcheIs
and Nalises. NJ usical Instruments and any article
you may desire, will prove. This Immense sale will
begIn MoNpAAn, Oetessr 2, and continue TUES,
DAY, Sd. ard WEDNESDAY, eth, at 10 A. m and y
pm, at WIN. L. WALL 4 UO's AUCTION Room.
corner 9Th street and Pennsylvania avenue
money refunded. se d dtd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-28

Prof. 4. A, C0ok:
Dear friend: Please send me supply Of BALM
OLLIE, the which, u 2 grstuity az suggested, }
win be duly honorcd. am altogether pleased with
JUNE -, 1871. r.. i. BOYLE.
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Dsd1 PyafessN: = - -
After using your BALM OF LIFE in many I'm
stances of disorders IL my family am glad TO say i,
headache, catarrh, cough, and all external inaam
nation ~ convinced Of its efficacy, by use
B. J, MEIGS. In.
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PERSONAL.

NOTlCE.-All persons are hereby warned not 70
l trust or hsrbor Mrs. BESsY PARKER on my
account. a. she has left my bed and board without
cause viii not be responsible for any of her acts
or debts. JANIS PARKER,
se2S-3t1 1912 5th street.
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Letter from JUDGE WYLIE, Of w. S. Sapve,n.
Court, ID. C..
WASHINGTON, ID. o., June "a, 1871
Dear sir have given your BALM OF LIFE for
the hair fair trial, and am much pleased with its
effects IT " healthful wash for both the scalp and
hair and Its influence 10 sooth the nerves and revive
the system when exhausted from over work is most
delightful. have not used il except as Q wash, but
on your Recommendation and from the faith its use
thus Tar, has secured from me, should feel great
yo1r OBJECTIONS. Very respectfully yours,
fr8. Cocs, ANDREW WYLlE,
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GENTLEATENS OUTFITS.
WILLETT a RUOFF,

FALL STYLE NOW READY.
and SILK. &C
FULL LINZ KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. KNIGHTS
P1IHlAS, AND MILITARY HATS,
tAPs AND EPATLETTES on hand srqff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-28

By bathing the head, eyes, face, ears, wrists IN
hands, when overheated, and when suf-
fering from fever, with that
Cooling Solution
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The time for holding these services has been
changed from evening to 8 30 D. m.
snort addresses and good music will make the ser
vices interesting. sop r.
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z DEsFossES FRENCH BAKERY.
e0o lSrH STREET, NEAR Pa. Av
Celebrated French Paris Joco's Bread and Butter
Rolls Botels and Restaurants furnished at salts
factory prices. ~ 4s
Depot-yelsti's Confectionery, GIG 18th strae,
near g.. Orders can be left there. seq sms
RAzAARnzlBaEgsins tn Ledies', Gents and Cnil
Womens Christian Association, JudIciarv Sorsrss
All orders promptly and neatly executed. Hnfrsne.
on street, betxeenttA andtth, noii- ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-12-15
The Leisure Hour.
BELLE sEDB.N-S TR.sV'ELLI.vG
B.IG.

A train bound for st. Louis had just left
the depot of Bellefontaine, when a gentle
man entered the smoking car and laid his
hand upon the shoulder of his travelling
companion-a tall handsome man of thirty,
who sat musingly blowing rings of smoke
into the air.
"Marcy," said the new conner, "if you
want to see at once the sweetest and saddest
sight you ever beheld, go into the last car
but one on the train. There's an emigrant
German woman with four little children,
and during the afternoon, the youngest-a
baby-has died. The mother and the other
children are inconsolable."
~ can understand" interrupted the
smoker, "the sadness of such scene, but
where is the sweetness you spoke OFF,
"Im coming to that. The whole party
have been taken in charge by young lady.
Such beauty! She dried the mothers
tears and wiped the chldrens noses. She
is divinity She only needs few feath
ers on her shoulder blades TO make full
fedged angel Of her. If | was not mar
ried man, I'd never leave her until | had
made Mrs. Angelica Townsend out of
her,"
"Thars speech which shall faithfully
report to Mrs. Agnes Townsend" said
the gentleman addressed as Marcy. rising.
81 shall go back and feast my eyes on this
beautiful Sister of Charity and he ad-
ded, taking his travelling satchel and shawl
from The rack, 'as we stop at the next sta
tion, which is due in ten minutes, / may
as well take my traps through with me,
and join you on tho platform"
Thus saying, Richard Marcy threw his
shawl over his shoulder, and sauntered
leisurely through the long train-rushi ng
blindly and calmly to his fate. For, as he
entered the last car but one, ho became a
witness and actor in scene that inluenc-
ed his whole future life.
Tho poor, grlef-stricken German, OF
whom his companion, Dr. Townsend, had
spoken, with the dead infant in her arms,
sat silently weeping over the little dead
| face.
The three sturdy children, grouped In
| childish sorrow about their little dead
brother, were indeed touching spectacle.
But standing beside them was the divinity
of DIR. Townsends admiration, aud she who
was most certainly to "shape the ends" OF
the unhappy Richard.
! She was tall, slender girl of eighteen,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-12-15
UNDERTAKEN.

TNHE subscriber has taken rooms In Ryther's build
ing two doors north of the Phoenix office, where be
will furnish Cofins and Caskets at wholesale and
ail and wilaasis at Funerals furnishing robes &C.
m, n. SOULE.
Brattlsboro, Sept. ,Is7O.--tfsB
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-12-15

A POINTED TEMPERANCE LEcIgRE.-Dr.
Willard Parker, the eminent surgeon OF
New York, stated at a recent meeting of
the Association for the cure of inebriates,
that over one-third of the deaths in New
York city were the direct OF indirect re-
suits of the use of alcoholic liquors, and
that during the past thirty-eight years ls0,-
0O0 persons had died from its use, either by
themselves or by their parents. Think of
that An army of l9O,OO out of the popd-
lation OF this island alone slain by th i one
agentl This does not include the vast
amount of poverty, destitution and suffer-
ing The drinking establishments of this
city receive S5O,0OO,000 every year. There
arc thirteen drinking establishments for
each Protestant church. Note; Every
drunkard was once a moderate driuker, be-
ginning with an occasional dram, and not
one of them believed that he would ever
he"ome a slave to his appetite.-Neir York
Paper.
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ISrELL1onSr w. UNIvERsAL suprRAc

INrELLIoENr w. UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE.
All people, In time, who conduct them
selves as we'll behaved citizens, whether
ignorant or not, have right 10 voice In
the country's government. The virtuous
have no inherent right to govern the vi
cious, nor the educated the ignorant so
long as tho vicious or the ignorant keep
out of jail, they have a right to share in
the government, and we must make the
most of it. The injustice of usurpation is
a very poor remedy for the evil Of ignor-
ance. Those who can read and write are
not divnely constituted aristocracy to
govern the rest OF mankind. Criminals
who break the laws may be DISTINGUISHED
as penalty; but the worst criminals fire.
quently escape all punishment, because
they cannot be caught or proved guilty.
Yet a Test of character would be far less un-
Just than a test of intelligence as condi-
ton of suffrage. Neither, however, would
be Just; and we must make up our minds
to universal suffrage as the peoples right,
and therefore n fixed fact for all ume.-E
f. Abbott,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-12-15

TREATMENT OF CATARRH.-Ify you would
remove an evil, strike at its root. This Is
the common sense" or rational way to
treat catarrh. As the predisposing or real
cause of Catarrh is in the majority of cases,
some weakness, inpurity or otherwise
faulty condition of the system, which in
vites the disease, and needs only the irrlta-
ton produced In the nasal passages by an
attack of cold to kindle the 'hame and es-
tablish this loathsome malady, In attempt
ing to cure 1t our chief aim must be direct
cd to the removal of that cause. The more
| see of this odious disease the more do
recognize the importance and necessity of
combining with the use of local soothing
and healing application, a thorough inter-
nal use of blood-cleansing and strengthen
ing medicine, II we would successfully
treat the disease. Asa local application for
healing the diseased condition in the head.
DR., Sage's Catarrh Remedy is beyond all
comparison the best preparation ever dis.
covered. For sale by all druggists. f
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-12-15

Is OUR Moon INHABITED.-But here the
question is naturally suggested whether
our moon, which is but 100000 miles from
us, ought not first to be examined for signs
of life, or, at least, of being fitted for the
support of life. Whaa tho telescope was
first invented, 1t Is certain that astrono-
mers were more hopeful in recognizing
such signs in the moon than in any other
celestial body. As telescopes of greater
and greater power were constructed, our
satellite was searched with more ana
more eager scrutiny. And many long
year elapsed before astronomers would ac-
cept the conclusion that the moons surface
is wholly untitled for the support Of any ol
those forms of life with which we are IA
miliar upon earth. They know that If our
satellite has an atmosphere at all, that at
mosphere must be so limited in eXtcnl
that no creatures we are acquainted with
could live in It. They know sho has no
oceans, seas, rivers or lakes, neither clouds
nor rains, and that If she had, there would
be no winds to wait moisture from place to
pace, or to cause the clouds TO drop fatness
upon the lunar fields. They know also,
that the moons surface is subjected altern-
ately TO a cold far more intense than that
which binds our arctic regions in everlast'
ing frost, aud TO heat compared with
which the fierce noon OF tropical day Is as
the freshness of spring morning. They
search only over the lunar disc for the signs
of volcanic ction, feeling well assured that
no traces Of the existence OF living crea-
lures will ever be detected in that desol ate
orb.-IAe C0rnhW Magazine.
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P0etry.
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That brngeth not forth good fruit
Is hewn down and cast into the hte!
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preacheth untothis throlg?
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-12-15

before we left we had one Of the awful
thunder storms, which are common there,
but such as never witnessed elsewhere.
Tho lightning was one continuous blaze
and the reports following were perpetual
and terrific. 1t commenced early in the
evening and lasted till day light. SO much
for Naples, and now we return to Rome.
Yours &C., c. nc.