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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19
NTFW-YORK. NEW-HAVEN, AND HART

NETWORK, NEW-HAVEN, AND HART
~ FORD RALRoAD.--N.u Yoik and New llsyss D,i.ioa
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. COMMENCING NOVEMBER n. 1874.
Passenger stsaOs Ne" fsrf or,nd Central Depot h'hssoA
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.rORk.
sss. 49,. $y. aos CSrl ami $40 lEI.l
For Bneg,0er TO- ses SEIl s;s Ia n iI'1' 'hh) 'O'
Yer Milford and st,tfOr Ts lbs n $50 43 and s'a n
For Fs.d. soshpo, and wporI 7:o $685. lliS'A nj 9;s'
p, south sdr.an 7os s:os " 500 i, AMI a7o Er aos
nLl &3s i:3i (IIl 80, s:5S, 500 IL and $40 tEI.Rs
Por stanford 100 eos lEL) Sos 1904 ll:3s i;9 EL
2:2 5c5 III 3ss t3a kI 4s s3 500 65s 2oa Irl
Rochelle and Pom Cheter and BIO (tLl ~ stop
w. g.swh and iatsrasdisis stsuss. TOO s o;Os 90
s,d, Nj, Tfs. leaves Grand Central D-po, Foy.eond New
iOt for Bss,sn via sIn,sssa Ln. 'Sspst AZ s.J
OlO for Boston via Shore Line stopping Mount vernon
AAH'f''''' Anu nv CONNECTING TRAINS
Por Doson, wa Springfield s:Oal n 1903 and e@P Pm
For Boston via Shore Line, lz;7J slo ,.
For Hartford .sd Epnsgrb sS nj l2IJ Jus ihdsosb
For Contesteut River Railroad s0s H23 pn 10 Greeneehi
Pof H.rtfod PmydeJee Ard Fshk Railroad s0e IL ~
Por shoN Line RNl~sy at 500 EeIwleh and Po'a.h"i
For Csss.eucst valley Rsrosd s0s a and 3oaP
Por and Northampton Railroad. SOS n So n u
Tci New H,v, Hdds,Ors and wiimanhs Railroad Ar Lnsl
Tor se,,stose Railroad s:osA m and 3:apn
For Esags.sei Railroad, 10 a m S;OS r. sd H9' wa
Fer p..ba, and NOrxsi Railroad 7o 400 and eOs i7:2a
Yor sbs,sas valley Railroad Dsnbury ser",i Rh s;s
", Ne, Oman Railroad zoe a Ri9 t;5s ana sas pa
cOnsodious sleeping cars a.. eAea :" w. ,aa ~ p
r.sssr. ca. pro.rs pos. r..ss4 ever Iris road 90, ::
We St.Sa Csq Irss,f.r Co 1Dods sIprs 9s
Bod-. CO.t s ~ s' q
to, JOHN 7. MOODY. bap'L D. l. ~ d. INV.
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Nrv-yorv ',ipLsSpy-of the FIRST MORTGAGE
sGrry llGl CEgT GoID LOAN of this Company there
remains bul afnall pnount nninsrketed. When 1t
is,ops tderr,l thal this new Great Trunk line is now
30 nra, y courlo, We cannot avoid the conviction
that these Bonds at $4,000 mile, secured BY Fnst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19
aIarole ano slaIe nlanIels.

A KLABER steam NARBLEand MARBLE
M WOGhS ~ East Eghteenth-st Marble and
A. Marble toauteFs Monuments al pnes that
6eiy ooagea,ol. Mlt.ie tn1uiHr for ihe trade
CTEWARTs SLATE MANTELS-Rch and
~ ecaB d,ra Slate work Of puob. MARBLE and
MOOD MAErELS T. p. STEWART a Co., go AID 22 West
TN -tlTl-sL. near Scventh-ave-
VNHE PENRHYN SLATE Co. have removed
To ihcr warccors Uronsgasl Foahye, and ssysS'
offering large assortment ~ NANfELS CRATES
eompusuF desus pnees challenging
toMreuU0a
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And the following for city bank stocks;

Railroad bonds moderately active. The Pacific
mortgages we're firm but attracted less attention than
usual Lake Shore Conso registered sold at ss Chicago
and Rock Island Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chicago lists at 1Oi Ohio aud Mississippi 2ds at s4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19

State bonds have been dull and lower in Tennessees,
which sold at so9sOi and in Missouri 6 at 94. The
remainder OF the list neglected The following were
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19

PHILADELPHIA and ERIE RAILROAD
4 ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT cHAEGB or CARS, TO
THE OIL REGION and LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN Trains
vii leave Desbrasses and CortlAndtrt Pernes; -
krH BIpress daily except tands With fuinsn r.e
Car thoGgh from SevYork 70 on CITY Arrive esnbsV WV
Wisntport Haven. 1855 Remove le lrvineon,
5G CORY 6;o5, Enc E< Connects at lrvin.eu and Carry
With AlssheBr River for the OIL hsros kne
with Lake Shore X R. for all points West -
40 n m Ene (dilfl Pullnsn PAlsee Car from
ptil,Jenhs 10 Rht Arrive sEbBay 62S; wilAnspor 6Oi
eS Haven e.tO II VnetoB 5lOi CorrS, Clio kre,
Tsspm Connects Irvneon and Cory with OIL Cre'k shd Ale
tsuS River the Oil Region Bns with Lsis Shore r. for
all porn" wa BALDWIN eess,l Superintendent
G.n Paas Arm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19
TRIE RAILWAY.-Winter Arrangement Of

E,RIE RAILWAY.-Winter Arrangement of
IL thr eject December TO- ie2 From CbsnheSst Depot
Oor TweLr hrdst. note btlovL
Coaehes Buffalo and Sleeping Cosehet " Destination
m.-Exprs Mail for Buffalo ann Niagara ftls Drsrns
Room Coach Susquehahns and Sleep Coaches 70
$50 Et Express Sleeping Coaches TO Ba1ao and Niagara
700 u. M DaJ) and Cheso Night EIpr Sleeping
Bvaao Niagara Falls Cincinnati, Detroit and
Chicago. without charge
For Port J.i, sco SOo O ,nO an $50 SO &c 30 ard
FcrGosi.n and MddtoUp 80 800 1880, llOO and 'lls
$50 LD $50, t6:O. 't50O p
For W,rsict eO0 HOO and ILLS NJ Aoohm.
For Eewburfb 800 fa 500 and llo0 $50 SO and 20
ssssu 7o 300 t5 lV0 and mas n S~ s'Oo s'S''
Pc RSg,sOos Hohoirs Asdale ,bd Rsnss t1, zoo 70 20,
1900 ILLS 500 CO., 6:9o ioe and .ll:91 ,..
nooS Ess $40 400 s.. 6o 'GoO '7oe s;io and
For Newark t3O .s45 and Ii3o and 2is, s' and $50
20, Ru,bsr1ed Pst and Paae Gas. 49, ts3o. TO- II
IL noon sI:fs $3.50 Sis 'G:3o 10. and +ll:o
HBdas Hastsss,ek and w'y s. s' and 1919 H. .
FER SpnnT VALLEY Way and as s's m, T. and n
For rsSevoOL s. AS 10 and 80 loo. DIS Ais a. $50,
go and si4s D N, and IL md - -. -. -.
For cr.,i S. 70 and $50 i'o BIS tlS So 60
'' For sp.Si KS o. "a l'c, aI' els se $50.
and Eysek rs 10 sbd 9 n lio' 3' va. '''
$50 and t5:ss Q. m. and III mid -, 49,,
NB-Tns LEAVING Ch,mbsrstt on even or BAL hs'n ea,s
TueniJhrdst Is nnnies than above TIN. Inc NJ ~
R-Traps r. r. aud Newark Branch leaving Cbsneee
leave T-eHtIihrs % minutes 'sIs man
.f,, for passage Apsmsrsia Drawing Room and Sleep
pf and oers M The beetn and tner Of
baggage be len the Co@pssy W snl 70, 6foas
- Booklyn the Goa panys Depos and agents AZ TIE pnhsps
| hotels , ..,, ,.,.
'' JNO. n. ABBOTT. General Passenger Agent
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$50 West IN Tel
SECOND BOARD.

SAL Oors,Hnsnt B0nds -
soo $40 Cou 65iI3 10000 u s. $50 Reg 67....ll2!
OOOo!u so Cou, G5.n 10000 u y eSo Con- o''',
q oeloek -
23oOO .l5il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19

HowEs a. MACY, Bankers, No. 80 Wall-st., New.
York. offer the same facilities to DeDositoTs "a In
corporated Banks and allow Interest on daily bal
ances at the rate of Four per cent
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates,
with immediate returns.
Special attention paid to choice Stock Bonds, &c.
&c. for Investors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19
NrEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ REILROAD

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDoON
Co.n,.eius MONDAY Ho"nSsr g. Is77 TArOsgh trains viii
leave Cehhal Depsti Ia. ,-,....- -.
= n CheaFo and hontfea htofe" WE 49,
nrosgh 10 Rochester aud st. htana MT,
1910 H. Special Cbess Express with srauiaSfeOm ca" :" Ds'"
and Nsrara Fails
Io:45 O m. Northern and western t1pfoa
$3.50 fPttisl kIrTen TOT Anth!
500 n Montreal kryrss, with iltspptci' IRON D.
Alhsnl
suna EIprl, daily with sleeping for w'ssts"H 'ss ca"
ApdAgss. - A., .....,.. p.x.,.
Eisgra Pllsi llss oT Chicago va beth L. B. sAd H.
Railroads This train runs on suscsrt
l.t H. Krp,,,, with ssspinsean for Tfot ssa kieasy
" T. A. kKkDRICk. Gssssl Passenger Afsnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19
IUIEIs sssssffsf ~
Forward deliveries tH9lec. lower

Forward deliveries Hahssc"ons Jaw
follows. all on basis Of Low Nj ddlngE - ,.x.u -
sale. evening after Up December 200 bales 10 Is
AZ ole 100 10 5l6c 100 at Isle JspaarJ 0 -
s g6 loco At sic lslc 400 10 s6e February 200 az
10 36c March 2 T. r. B. 300 at 2c 400 20 llsc zoo
Al zoe April 56c 20tc April 100 al 20 eiec hv,
bloc, together June 100 al ae1.ota soy bales ssss
TO-DAY M 200 isic 100 at 10 i6c 100 At ls,
700 At 10 Site s4c 100 at lslc 20 At Bic 20
Size p b. January leo at 10 Slice 300 at Ist o
96c SO at g6c $50 - s-i6e so At lssc 100 ~
10 76c B. P b. 200 at ls.c 900 At le 200 ,s 10 7Ss
800 at Isle February l9f 500 At 10 e 100 sie b. r.
b. 1870 March 800 at 10 6, 200 at 2oc go A. lsiS
April 200 att @l6c 100 2Ose Loco At ~ Jec 100 htG, ~
Al Do 3l6c 400 at 2Oc 70 Tile, 100 at Rtc 10 az
20 TIDE s. r, l6, 200 at te 100 1sc no az
stac l3lsc 800 at c-SOt $40 baesi grand total.
20 l00 bales
only moderately active but pres re.
1910 bags The HdasOs here. AMI so bags do,
balance per AQuinec al Baltimore, private terms
CANADA Plastic market steady the demand Moderate ses
Of bbls At 81 40 p bush. charge for package
FLOUR AND MEALTbe demand for Flour light enefy
owing weather and the absence freight Tie ow
and dull and havy Faulty GRADES srm ent
ouet suFer6Se No less active the close The MARKET
lower % 80; Of 1900 bb.
including $500 bills City Ground and 900 bb for January delivery
on private Term We quote as follows:
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THE MARKETS.
yesrsaTiy reported for Tue THrBryr.I

ICsrefaTy reported for Tue TRrBuyr
"WEDNESDAY, Dee. 10. B7l
AsHES-The today 81 pkgs Pots steady with hy
jobbing demand % 50, Pearls dull and nominal
COTTON-There been moderate demand for SPOT boz
prices without quOtable change quote as folorE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19
Ocean Steamers.

Q)CcGu Steamers.
nRAFTS on IRELAND.
H 1kP~COrrs EMIGRATION and FOREIGN EXCHANGE
OFFICE SouhSD rs IRON a available IN all parts OF
Great Ireland AMI passage hckcs by seanhp and SAILING
pSc e. lowest rates
rArSCOTT. BROS Il Co, SO South.st- Neu.YOrE
EOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
i UNITED STATES aud BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Regular Mai Steamer Saline on the 2S Of every month
ONTARIO CAPS e. SOcuu December %.
MERhlMAIh Can't Wen January g. 1871
ElIl. Cant. il-epangh, February Z5, 1873
s,rna salt ledls tine cal al 81 Thomas
Para ha and Rio de snro gong and returning For
engagement o. freight passage apply 10
WA. r. GARRISON, Agent No 5Bowhug-sreeu, kew'lork.
HAVANA, PROG RES0 aud VERA CRUZ.
i Z NEW-I YORK, snl MEXICAN NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
fea,iur Pier ,. Yoib River. at direct for Havana
CLEOfArkA ih.hns, Nisyaua only ATURDA1 Dee H.
CITY or MEXICO. Sherwood .....SAIgkDAl. Dec "a.
CITY or HAVANA. lHavana Onlyl. SATURDAY, Jan T.
CLEOPATRA Phillips, ilavana oniyl. sATVkDAf' Jan H.
koI freight passage. AMY To- - ..- 49,. =. -
LIMITED STATES and ROYAL MAILS for
u HAVANA and NASSAU ".
ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co.-Saiing regularly EVERY
FORTNIGHT. TIL HSDAY at O'clock m precisely ron
PieI No !. NoTb Rvs; --,.r - -
MORRO CASTLE Capt 7. IT,. Morton TUESDAY, Dec n
COLUMBIA Cart T. s. Curtis. ilUlSDAlJ Dec 70
MOkkO CASTLE. CAPT. T. II. Morton. IHUBSDAfi Jan
No BOWnnggIeen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, UNITED
RAILROADS OF n J. DIv1S0N-Pron foot Of DBsBRoSSkS
ST ana from foot Of CoRT LAsDTsTPor WEST
At s:O0 and $50 m. 1890, 800 Sou 5000, $50. NJ Y
night POr Phlsdephis via Camden n asa2 p BALL
MORE ssd WASHINGTON snl THE WEST, VIA saanofe ~
m and $500 D. m For the SOUTH 800 m and so' Pail
MAJ 70 Baltimore and Washington daily on 300 rsn
xithout change WEST via Pennslvani Rsiosdtp
and 0os 76 and $500 Pamsn Palace are attached 70
the and brourh from New foft Pesfss Chesse
md Loue without Psman Palace ssebedo the
sOOs D a. daily thfough Pittsburgh Cinsnnss Less;
Pulmsn Palace sttsehed
70 the 1909 p daily and through 70 Pittsburgh Cnnp.h Loei.
without change Pullman Palace cars are az
tsh,d 70 the through from Hevfork 10 fts
Lurgb Por Chesgo without ehabg et Tor sac a.
ot ef foot Of Cotndtr SO Broadway ph)
Take e Gsss ytf Gen" Manager wv JACKSON Gen sspt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT TIE STOCK EXCuANGE-FIEsT CALL,
lot O'CLOCK A. NJ.
GorernrnI bondh 80,
mooo g. 1881 5000 6s Currency '' ne,
1900 a. = S1n Coz bJ n....ll5l C000 .''.'l
1000 100 Coupon lo 1000 US b. 1884 kss"''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19

INVENTORS wishing 10 patent MANUFAC-
TURE sell their inventions In ENGLAND on royalty or Other
wise sho with the undergud wbe have eapaous
mandatory power, sALERoOmsin the center Of
Londoa
Address Wright MANN.
I3HoLBoRH BARS. LONDON
YORKSHIRE RELISH.
Il The Delicious and Cheapest Sauce In the Worl
Warranted pure and ffee from injurious ingredient
672l92 BOTTLES SOLD IN ONE MONTH AUGUST 1872.
Sale unprecedented in the history OF Sauces
Sold BY and Omen, bottles 3D. Is and e.
MaTk-WiliOw Pattern Plate Beware Of limitations.
e. HQ0nhtI q,
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DAND. McNALLY & Co.'S RAILWAY

IL GDK AND nLsD BOOK i've, latest ssrts and ness
fares roads also The psppiatos A &C.
every 10 As v H. a. Cssss~ y" ~ "
ssussssyp gpss@ w-k
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THE GRAPHIC


Measures
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THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS

T =, SS wei GaT gf sf
SS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19

Foreign exchange has been unsettled owing to the
furry In cash gold and the following the nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19

The days business at the U. s. sub-Treasury was:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19

sss seventh PAxss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19

S.i%e;: as.:ii:.t IS s.:
H,sers,C.p ana nslnsv sI,' % - o sh ..
AI sJ si siaa y '.s demand ..o ~" @ ass
Corn Meal in fair requA the supply moderate and h'Ne" ami
c.: S: Cor; Ne: st:
oi Sse wheat sos1 and dull sale. s.ss.s sr
s .s q a.: o5 sI Ss r's' ~ 81 10 D. California
Ns-s;rss ys Sa '. Ss..s nns ws - 81 S oS e;
Il 10; and Ground Feed ) Iva 81 quotations give
'' PEEaafs hsTe continued rule dull with
Haa The :',eSs :9 +. va s Sr sT' % s'ib sn
bacon a. SOs By sa so0 bales q Cotton iS1sd 100 ess
1900 b6 Cd To Cardiff $50 te. Beef On ps. sTn:;
s ls S Sss ssss as RIO tie o
opened S "a Ss. q e. q, : Sy.
malss in markets the snow'iom sie 20 .Is s %
M spns wSs.i and strong Susins n.ny sSssssa
TO car s 1S s' I aDS S :as l ss sss ' q
ssr s:s a q TO- a. sl %S IL sJ'ss
90 70, Ans, Ss T sty S g.. ns %s Bs
S SsiD and Sssv sale. oaS su.h w ana 81 .
S U sc S.si s ssr 't oS o a.s %As
S. ~, .esaT s sss. are bush New No H.
lco buh state At Com ov vsry Ss and .ssss
lower the % are g go ssaeste wsst.T xrei
6. YeoS DO. White At 'se fur New jersey ie's
..s,, Vi. I sssinsI :; c. s.s sAs
Sal, Hex q 3 :r f ns ss s as1
GoAsSES1rhes was no public l.aie few bbls New Crop
AyaI market for spirits Turpenne the
p.ss s' ls.s q 50 SS SS a.s Is sSs
order a. DUDE and 100 bsl. SIDE Ros ana ee eal
ses bbl Strained % 90 500 bbs do At ~ ana ~ peh
Low No. 30 Tar steady bat duii sales % Dolls "shihsee
oiiscuae Sperm quiet bu, tendency SIN up~, ese'd
$ s's sv wA: d S Ia isa ssss % p Il:
sg See otser ols dull ,.a unessassS
Tor hed; the a, cash and rsrq arr 20 eea "a
sl3 25d$lo % for Old Mess and sh f'r Ne. 90.
en- - tst sr',s PIins % 'a. 80, =, Ah Ssh S ,..
uninecsed At Ga Bcf Arm w,hs tf densnl sales Of % eea
% R hs Beef T.. ~ I'm ss s s.sl, s s s
r demand and ,sI ss s. TN ass 4 .,
d. sSSs, s q d. s S boxes. a sss y
sSer Clear J.S ssci saa st1isi
p1s s .sl s; 100 boxes siOrs Clear G jan ssd 20 isI.s
ssri. and 70 bore Ea' sacss si p5ss.'s hS
and AIRY .siy The business ehsy Tor tSs fs'sIs ss,. ID
Old and M Prms steam for future delivery hesf a
24O tcs New No. hve sloe 0es Prime steam, seller
jan aTl 500 teA seller Feb At Sci 80 e seller April At sic
grades Sn and ID fair tnAad osef GrzGss
Orange Co Cr,aaey pals stsss Buffers fair ross
Stste and nearby pals ar State Baissrs com % nf s@so
10 rs 90 wessrn erssnetye or snry
sV nv. s ~ western sss y,io. ssis
HoThera Welsh sDs Fail. ass e'era ses
Frkn dares hnc. JJi0 Grease Butter te
casssEf6s MARI, rsnslns very du prices have dOsassd
Psnes Factory ia Ia Ohio Factories and Private
Late made rood prime Dsre late made 10 ola
..,.,,,,,,l3 0A Ohio FAetodes and Private
Pair to gool early Pscioresil 0i Dsihss earl, ats
PErsoLsuM-cse in bus has been ia fan cs@ssd bas lover IN
der uslasobie sdvsss n tho Greet and
es bbs ioi!. closing weak the lower price
sSs seventh Psxss
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-01-13
Sir Walter SCOTS Treatment Of Love.

Scott's treatment of love is all his
own. lie never lifts from the brow
of beauty that white veil of nodcsty
which heightcns the loveliness it
only half reveals. The passion
which SO many other poets have de.
graded is exalted aud refined by the
chivalry and honor and tenderness
aud sweetness hrcatheJ into it by
the muse of Scott, which has created
the lotticst and the purest ideals of
pure aud passionate womanhood ever
bodied forth hy any poets magma
ton. Scott laid all nature under
tribute fur images Of tenderness aud
sweetness and beauty to set forth
the tenderness of woman's heart
its abiding truth, its u"failing sweet
ness. Beyond all ether minstrels he
has created MI imrcrishable body for
the purcst and most ethereal ideals
of love, aud lie has breatl.ed an i'm
mortal spirit of purity into the most
passionate emotions Of the human
heart. With him love at its lowell
est and loiticst is divine thing; it
il the universal link that best binds
us to each other aud all to God: it
is the impossible barrier which sep
arates us from the brute creation
"Lovc rules the court, the camp, the grove,
And men below and saints above.
For love is heaven, and heaven is love.
True loves tho gift which God has given
To man a'onc bcne ,th the heaven.
1t is not G,nnsy's hot fire,
Whose wishes soon as granted n.y.
II liveth not in fierce desire;
With dead desire it doth not die.
Ii is the secret sympathy,
The silver link, the silkcn tie.
Which heart to heart, and mind to mind,
In body and in soul can bind"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-01-13

CALIFORNIA ELoQuENcE.-Follow
ing is the opening spasm of the ora
tion given at the Mechanics Pavil-
lion July 4th: " Fellow citizens aud
American Eagles - When freedom
from her mountain height unfurlcd
the MayRower, the dcspotism of tot
tering Europe hid their diminished
heads under busl,el of chaff. Then
the bright arch of Liberty spanned
the wondering nations with civil and
religious liberation, and the Palla-
dium Of our proud nationality spread
her wide wings in the blaze of free
republican institutions. There never
was-no fellow citizens, there never
will be- say it without the fear of
successful contradiction, and un-
abashcd before the despotisms of eff.
fetc Europe-there never will be, fel.
low citizcns-never, | swear it,never.
never! Let us, oh patriotic eagles
Jet us soar aloft into the blue en-.
pyrcan OF universal emancipation.
and swear We will never sheath the
sword until the blessings of civil and
religious liberty shall - fellow cit;.
zcns-shall-yes, shall totter to their
fall. And that is what is the matter
with Hannah, fellow citizens-thot
IS what is the matter with Hannah
At this unexpected burst of his own
cloquence, Judge Savers emotion
mastered him, and he stood rigidly
upon his head. The stars on neigh.
boring banner winked mystcriousiy,
tho stripes cnrled into a distracting
snarl, aud a wooden eagle in the au.
deuce snapped his beak solemnly,
and laid a candy egg. Some brass
instruments belonging to band
stretched out straight and yawned
h'deously. Our reporter impelled a
dead cat at random. and was kicked
out. lIooray !-News- Letter.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-01-13
TConclusion next week I
DANcING.-A distinguished cl

DANcING.-A distinguished clcr.
gyman, in one of his sermons recent
", made these remarks on dancing.
People ask, frequently, "Do you
think there is any harm in dancing?"
No, do not think there is much good
in it. "Do you object then to dane
ing partics?" No-not Of them
selves I do not. But where unknit
youth, where unripe muscles. where
unhardened nerves are put through
excess of excitement, with stimu-
lants, with irregular food, and food
that is unwholesome;, where a gay
city that is excessive is INDUCED in
by the young all through the night
when they should be sleeping, I OBJ
iect to it. Why? Because it is
dancing No, but because it is
dissipation. 1t is taking the time
that God unquestionably meant for
SLEEP, and putting it to the highest
state of exhileration and excitement.
The fault does not lie in the fact that
they dance. Why, if it were as the
peasants dance; if it were in the
open air, and under tree, and upon
the grass, and in the comely hours
of sunsLiny day, il might be
praised, even. 1t would not be a
virtue; but it would belong to the
negative things that are beautiful.
But the wassail of the night, and the
wastetulness, l will not say of pre-
cious hours, but of precious nerves
for hours are not so precious as
nerves are-the eating out of life by
indulg lgence, is dreadful. And to see
it pursued night after night, week
after week, and through the whole
season, is painful in the extreme.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-01-13

~e Peat, tits reported, is now
manufactured near Alcriden, Conn.,,
at a cost of two dollars ton. This
moist tibrous substance is taken from.
the bog, ground and then run into
,moulds, after which it is dried in the
open air. The work OF handling tho
peat is almost entirely done By ma-
chinery, which can handle aud dcr
liver to the moulds two hundred
tons Of peat in ten hours. From
twelve to thirty days are required to-
dry the peat. and the aperatioas clp
only be carried on from April to
November. The peat, il is statod,
has been used with satisfactory rar
suits us fuel for looonlotiveg.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-01-13
AN AFFECTING INCIDENT.

| A one-armcd horseman recently
travelling through Missouri, stopped
at blacksmith's sliop to his horse
shod. The smith Noticed the empty
sleeve, and asked him if nc lost bis
arm in the war lie replied, with q
sigh, that he did. and even more,
going on to relate how he left home
to enlist in the Southern army, aud
at the close Of the war, in going back,
he found that his wife, who thought
him dead, had moved away, and ho
had since been unable to obtain a
trace of her. "what is your name :"
asked the blacksmith. When the
answer was, 81. NJ. Wa!druP," no
suddenly released tho hoof over
which nc had been bending and, with
ont looking ut the cx-soldier, cried
Follow me into the house" and hur-
riedly led the way. Result, the dis
covery of Mrs Waldrup witt, three
new children by her side. She had
supposed Waldrup dead, and had ac-
cordinyly been married to the black
smith. The two men wisely come
to the conclusion to let the woman
choose between them, and she elects
in favor of Wadrup. Then she says
she cannot do without the children,
and the blacksmith says, afiera most
painful pause, You shall take them,
my dear"
"Whcn the steamboat 81. Luke"
says the Cincinnati Enqnircr, in the
most touching paragraph, " stopped
at the landing some hours later,
Waldrup went on board with his still
weeping and thickly-vciled wife, aud
the blacksmith followed with tho
children. The boats bell rang for
the starting, and the dread separation
was at hand. The crew. the passeu-
gers, the captain all who witt
messed it-were affected to tears by
the touching scene. With great
drops rolling down his tawny cheeks,
the smith Kissed the children ono
after another an eternal good bye.
The two men gazcd wistfuIly at each
others faces, shook hands long and
earnestly, and then the blacksmith,
by a strong effort Of iron will, re-
leased the hand of Waldrup, and
walked quietly to the shore. He
never turned his head again toward
the boat which soon passed out of
sight around a mcrciful bend in the
river, but strobe on, with head
bowed down, to the home whittier
the voice of his wife and children
should welcome him no more"