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NOTICE.

Cordage, Paints and Oils. Tar. Pitch aud ~.
nm, Oars, Mast Hoops and Hanks star Tar. ana
Wousous Copper Paint, constantly on hand A
general assert meni OF ship ehanalery ami sh;n
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, 1872-11-01

much to themselves with only young men 1or
their euardians. They are our lamos, ana ne
look out for wolves. To be sure tue ce1upal-
atife paucity Of women IN the Qn1too olates,
and the conviction which every girl mas tnat sne
n. .sus. w tt Iii make her own choice, helps to
ia:, straight That is easy to be UNDER
ato1e trara il no temptation to eat green ber-
r;ee IN an orchard full Of ripe fruit. But if this
ia frne of America, then the converse must be
frne At England, where the redundancy OF women
"a onc of he most patent facts Of the time, ard
w,,ere consequently they cannot SO well afford
to indulge that pride Of person which hesitatcs
snonn many boforo selecting one. In America
tI,;s ride OF person itself erects something Of
barrier between the wolves and the lambs;
Int where the very groundwork Of it
ia wanting, as in England, it behooves
tbe natural guardians to be more on the
watch, and to take care Of those who cam
not take care Of themselves. Whether or not
that care should be carried to the extent to
which French parents carry theirs, and especial-
1y in the matter of making the marriage for the
daughter, and not letting her make it for her,
self, we leave an open question. Perhaps q
little modification in the practice Of both nations
would be the best for all concerned. Without
trusting quite 80 much to instinct as the Trench,
do to the Independent choice Of those who are
want; or what they have got when they have
chosen and without lettin their young girls
run all abroad without direction. the French
might, in turn, allow them some kind of human
preference, and not treat them as mere animals,
bound to be grateful to the hand that feeds
them, and docile to the master that governs
than,
, 1872-11-01

We obeerve that some Of onr con+oro,,ou,.;o ~,
are sadly bothered about the proper prefix Of The the
name Of the present English Ambassador ~, ~
Berlin. "AE." odo Russell has ceased to axist IT.
1aeaa2 The Queen, t BY ifIttera-patent," las been
accession Of his older brother, III. Hastinna tra
Russell to the estates aid title Of Duke Of Ba5.
ford, the little BY courtesy and the prcccdcnco
OF q Dukes younger SOIL" Under tLcSo int.
ters, Mr." Odo Russell has become '.Lordn
designated and known. The father Of Lor5
Odo Russell WAS Lord William Russell, tho aac-
ond son Of the sixth Duke of Bedford and elder
brother Of Lord John Russell, since raieed to
, 1872-11-01

and other cities, regarding the relations existing
between Madame Pauline Lucca and ner nus
band, are very contradictory. The Hons .,onr- :.4
nal, Of New York City, which never speaks VIII in
out good authority, settles the queseion III 3ne
"Barons Won Rbaden, the husband Of Madame % n
from lis Government, and vii joIn, his wife IN
New York early in af ar anansa nuuo and
speaks Of him in very loving terms, describing
him as man Of military bearing, fine physique,
and handsome features"
, 1872-11-01
THE Cattle Eover in Illinois.

From TIE Hi7ls6oTo 1l07l1l07, Uct. 70.
John q. Beatty, Esq, living near Nokomis,
in this (Montgomery) county, purchased couple
farm last harvest. They ran with quite num-
ber of his own COWS, and no appearance OF the
disenBe until, week or two ago, he put in some
$50 steers that he had pasturing, and turned
them together. Up to Monday noon he
formant left his loss waB over $4,000, and the
Send was not YETI
LArEn-Since the above was in type, We learn
that seven additional head have died.
, 1872-11-01
Alexis in Asia--Nfis Reception by the
Maharajaza of .JOhore--Eatt7e Re-

Alexis in Asia--Nfis Reception by the
Maharajasa Of .Eohore--8att1e Re-
tween Il Tiger and q Buffalo.
The Straits ObserceT dated at Singapore on
the 7th OF September, supplies the following re-
port Of the visit OF His Imperial Highness the
Grand Duke Alexis OF Russia to the Maharajah
of Johore, and Of his reception by the Eastern
potentate
"The Pluto left this port for Johore early Oh
the 29th ult., with q number Of gentlemen from
Singapore, and, having taken on board some
officers from the Russian man-of-war, proceeded
to the scene OF action, arriving at Johore, after
fine passage, at about II .. N. The Mahara-
jah had made every preparation for the reception
Of Prince Alexis.
For the projected tiger and buffalo conten-
ton there had been created two ring fences OF
stout nibong trees, one within the other. At
one end OF the interval between them was the
tiger, the other the buffalo, the latter behind a
| drop scene Of sail cloth, and the former behind
one OF plank Over the centre place was plat
| form erected, manned by natives, who were ap-
pointed to raise the curtains in front OF the two
! leading performers at the appointed signal.
| The Prince having arrived, and Tie audience all
expectation, the two curtains were drawn up or
| raised, and stripes and buff stood ITS a us.
"The tiger seemed only Wishful to INN etiately
/ sneak away, but the buffalo charged her "a fe-
male one) at once, knocking her about dreadfully.
/ Every endeayor WAS made GROUSE the courage Of
! the tiger, but it was Of no avail. At last, by
| means of rope and pulley, the tiger Was raised
BY the neck and let fall upon tho back Of the
buffalo, and, after making a last grasp at his
neck, fell oil. and was Immediately butted and
| pounded to death by the enraged buffalo.
sit is reported that 8 bottle OF arrack was
| previously given to the buffalo eud some opium
| 10 the tigress, in order to raise the mettlo Of
the one and tone down the feroeity Of the other.
This appears to have been totally unnecessary,
as it evidently spoiled the matter in the very
| outset. It would evidently be much better on
| a future occasion to leave each animal to its
, 1872-11-01

DARTIES WISHING TO DISPOSE OFFURNITUEf:
{ carpets, household goods, or merchandise cf any
Kind, hear OF cash customer by applying to ). Ii.
PIKE i CO., ISL Vest 1ake.st-
DARTIEs HAVING HOUSEHOLD GOODS F;}R
sale. can hnd = cash customer By addressing FUR
NlTURE, caro- Carrier No. 81.
, 1872-11-01

uOI44l1Q tA4AE " AllaA4J I'LL "A~aAo4e A~4
sent, or without any more knowledge of the
man with whom she is to pass her Life than can
be got by once or twice seeing him IN formal
public conclaTe, it seems quite q bad to let
our women roz.n about the word at the age
when their Instincts are strongest and their tea-
Bon weakest, open to the hattaries OF FOOLS and
fops, the prey Of professed Ady-k1lers, the OBJ
Iect Of lovelike Intentions by men Tho mean
absolutely nothing but the amusement of maxi
ing love, the subjects ior erotic anatomists to
Ft1dy at their pleasu1e. Who among our girls
aftar 20 carries an kbsolutely untouched heart to
the man abe mardes? Her former predilecton
there and there are few wives who, in their lit
lie tits and moments Of irritation, do not feel,
sH I had married my first love, he
would not have treated me 30" Per
for mere baseless thought; but all men
are not wise, and to some . spiritual condition
Is as real as q physical fact Others, however,
do not trouble themselves for what has gone
BEFORE, il they can but secure what foloTs
after; but re imagine that most mon would
rather not know their wives dreams, and that
Get uutre, however ehadowy, is not the less a
rival not specially desired BY the average hus-
band. 49,,
II spendcnce Of life and tree inter
COURSE n young men and maidens Is, in
its degls "erous in England what must
it be in AMI. shere anything ike chaper-
onage is unRnown, and where girls and boys
flock together without mamma or guardian
among them; where engaged couples live under
the same roofs for months at . time, also with
out mamma or guardian; and where the
young men take the young women about on
night expeditions alone, and no harm thought
By any one7 Is human nature really different
ia America from what it il III the Old World
Are Columbia's sons in truth like Erin's OF old
time, "eo good, or so cold2" It is
saving hard Of acceptance to Us who are
accustomed to regard our daughters as
precious things to BE- taken i, s care Of; il not
que so fral as the French regard theirs, yet
DOT too secure and .certaiulv not to be left loo
, 1872-11-01

FOB sALE,1G0on LOTS az az ALL TIE STREETS
tween State aud Wallace. All out Of fire limits. Perfect
titles. Warranty doods: very 11nan payment down
years, 6 per cent. No agency business. ALBERT
CRANE, 8Ia Wabaah-av,
, 1872-11-01
Eng1and,s Young FobIes-Effects OF
the False Position in Which They Are

1OAAS ADMINISTRATORS ~@
the False Position in Which They Are
Placed.
1ond0" Correspondence ;g, q the Cincinnati c'"'f'-
A great deal Of the Icentiousness Of aristo-
CRITIC families arises from the false postlou ~ u
the earlier part OF their lives, while waiting to
enter upon their estates and occupation y Iney
must be idle. 1t is unconventional tor then 20
engage in any business or profession; JUST
in The proportion that they are clover ana V1got-
GUS there is probability that their powers
will run to waste or be spent upon improper e1-
elements. I have in mind as l w11te
young Lord Of great deal Of Wit and force,
who for some time kept the nelghborhood IN
which he lived in perpe1ua! scanoai oy ms @ Us,
coarsest practical jokes on anybody, and when
he had nothing else to do, would 60 around
village 1T night ringing door-bells. He Was very
strong young man physically, and On one ocea-
mans house be stopped to speak to the ost1er.
Observing that the ostler was d strong fellow,
the idea struck him that he would like to have
pugilistic encounter with him: My, good
fight with you. I think can lick you" "a
dunno o you be" answers the hostler, but you
must be the best man in these parts # ye can
lick me-" "Very wen,'' says the Lord, "lets SO
at it, and if you can whip me ~ give you e."
half an hour, at the end Of which his Lordship
was fairly used up. The ostler had to take hi m
home in wagon, and was inmuch CONSERVATION
and anxiety when he found that the pulpy mass
he was conveying had to be eonhded to weeping
Lordship recovered slowly, and no sooner
was he able to do anything than he sent the
ostler who had punished him not 60
but ESQ. Well, after that his Lordship got into
various scrapes and Was brought npin the Po lice
Court several times. But suddenly, by the death
of Lord w., in Ireland, he came into the occupa@
tion Of immense Irish estates, and believe he
now has the reputation Of being one Of the
most faithful, e1ccllent and philanthropio no
soon as he had something to do he became
man. It is rather droI circumstance that
when he came into possession he sent for the
ostler who had thZashed him, and gave him a
high position on his estates. Not long ago this
eccentric nobleman had his neck broken by the
fall of his horse, aud he IVES deeply lamented by
the poor OF his neighborhood-
, 1872-11-01

1t is Il vreIl-lxnosvn fnct that no other com-
pound for the hniE has permanent and Wefounded
, 1872-11-01
COUNTRY REALESTATE.


WTANTED-A HOUSE AND LOT, WORTH FROM
w &60c1t $40 M0G ta exchange for unimproved lots
and cash, A. BLAKE, III LaSalle-st., Room 6,
33TANTED-TO RTY-A SMALL. COMFORTABLE
W house With little land adjoining, and fruit
railroad station Il gtcnity Of lake shore preerod
CONN. 675 West NopSoo-kt
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-19

TURKISH DEMONSTRATING is al
art that is not general among the
Turks; consequently when a lover
wishes to communicate his scnti-
ments in writing, he has mode OF
effccting it without pen,ink or paper,
by means of flowers, fruits, woods,
silks, stuffs and colors, of which he
makes apockct, each article having
an allegorical sense. The pocket is
called sclam. Those who employ
this mode of communication have Il
easket store with the necessary arti-
cles to compose 4 selam. They have
a dictionary, that they know by
memory. of the illusions they wish
to give by their flowers. An anilret
signifies ''We are both of one mind"a
piece of rosebush, 81 weep continu-
ally. but you dcride my tears" Il
piece of clo'h."I an tired Of Your i'm
portunitir>: 4 piece of buckram or
canvas. 1--WE shall be together to-
morrow" Il piece of silk, "You have
gained my mind" a looking-glass,
81 am ready to sacrifice myself for
von.' pistol, 81 love you very
murh.' \ grain of raisin. some blue
silk. pea, a morscl of sugar, and a
piece Of wood of aloes in a certain
order. for hjl1ef dour to this effect:
''My heart. am in love with you, the
pain which my love ocsasions to me
has nearly deprived me of my senses;
my heart passionately desires yours:
give my disease the necessary reme-
4 d,. -
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-19

WONDERFUL EXHIBITION OF
SrEED.-It was recently announced
that Mr.. Bonner would give an eXhi-
bition of speed withStartle Yesterday
afternoon at Prospect park. The
announcement called out quite a
large attendance. Commodore dodge,
Robert Fletcher. the former owner
or Socrates. and Sam Hoagland acted
as judges. The horse was started,
and. to the surprise of all, trotted the
full mile. CARRYING the proper weight,
in 2:243-i making the last half mile
in 1:l03-i. Mr.. Bonner was not sat.
isfrd with this performance, and
against the advice of his friends the
horse was started again. The wind
had died out. and Startle repeated
the mile in 2:l9l-2. doing the quar-.
ter in "a l-2. the half in 1909. and the
three quarters in l:43 1-2. He was
driven by Geoage Hopkins. Startl.
is a bay horse, IBID hands high. He
was bred by Chas. Backman, was
sired by Hamhletonian, dam, Lizzie
Walker, by American Star. and he
will be five years old on May 14th
He did not seem tired at the end o.
the second mile.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-19
The Science Of Kissing,

People will kiss, yet not one in u
hundred knows how to extract bliss
from lovely lips any more than they
know how to make diamonds from
charcoal. And yet it is easy, at least
for us! First know whom you are
to kiss. Don't make q mistake. al
though mistake may be good. Don't
jump up like trout for fly, and
smack woman OIL the neck, on the
ear, or on the corner of her forehead.
OH the end of her nose, or knock off
her waterfall. The gentleman
should be little the tallcst. He
should have clean face, 4 kind eye,
and a monthfull of expression, don't
kiss everybody. Don't sit down to
it; stand up. You need not be anx-
ious about getting in a crowd. Two
persons are plenty to corner and
catch kiss: more persons spoil the
sport. Take the left hand of the lady
in your right, let your hat go-any
place out of the way; throw the left
hand gently over the shoulder of tho
lady, and let it fall down the right
side toward the belt. Don't be in a
hurry; draw her gently, lovingly to
your heart. Her head will fall lightly
upon your rshoulder-and a handsome
shoulder-strap it makes! Don't be
in hurry. Send little If, down
your left arm. Her left hand is in
your right, let there be an impression
to that, not like the grip Of wise,
but gentle clasp, full Of electricity.
thought and respect. Don't be in a
hurry her head lies carelcssly OH
your shoulder. You are nearly heart
to heart-look down into her half
closed eyes. Gently, though manfully,
press her TO your bosom. Stand firm.
Be brave, but don't be in hurry.
Her lips arc almost open. Lean
lightly forward with your head, not
the body. Take good aim; the lips
meet-the eyes close-thc heart opens
tho soul rides the storms, troubles
and sorrows of life (don't be in
hurry)-heaven opens before you-
the world shoots under your feet as
meteor flashes across the evening sky
(don't be afraid)-the nerves now
dance before the just erected alter Of
love as zephyrs dance with the dew
trimmed tlowers-the heart forgets
its bitterness and the art of kiss.
ing is learned. No fuss, no noise,
no fluttering and squirming like
hook-impaled worms. Kissing don't
hurt; it don't require brass band to
make it legal.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-19

A BULLET IN A MANS HEAL
ELEVEN YEARs.-At the first battle
of Manassas, Mr.. Brockett Grayson,
of this county, was shot in the head,
the bullet entering the temple, pass
ing through the inner ear aud lodging
in the bone back of the ear, where II
remained until last week, when DR..
Fountleroy, ofStaunton, by direction
of DR.. Striblng, extracted it. Upon
boring into the bone with . trephine,
tho ball was found so firmly imbeddcd
that il had to be Clipped out with q
chisel. The lead removed weighed
half an ounce. Mr.. Grayson went
through the operation without tax.
ing chloroform, exhibiting great
coolness and fortitude. Once, during
the operation, he called halt, and
after ejecting . mouthful Of tobacco
juice, coolly:lsid his head on the tabl,
and informed tho doctor that HI
could now 'go ahead" He was do
ing well At last accounts.-[N Nontoom
cry { (Ta.) xssseager.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-19

Two New RELIGIOUS SECrs.-Two
new rerlgious sccts have lately been
added in England to the count
less number already existing there,
one called the Walworth convul-
sionists and the other calling them.
selves the peculiar people. The
leader of the first is a Mrs. Girling,
who calls herself a seven devilcd wo-
man, although she says she has rid
herself Of the tOrmcntcrs which once
possessed her. The meetings of Mrs.
Girling's followers have been inter-
rupted by scoflers, who were arrest
ed by the police. An examination in
court led to an explanation OF her
doctrines. She said that the mani.
fcstations which had attracted attcn-
ton to her meetings occur when the
worshippers feel the word of God,
and when it falls upon them they re.
main i'll an unconscious state foi
sometime. after which they are i'm.
PEELED to dance. All who dance have
passed from death to life the death
takes place during the period of un.
consciousness and some person,
take seven hours in passing from tho
old state of Adam to the ncw-al
least, SO says Mrs. Girling. The pc,
culiar people believe that they are
the social objects of divine protc ctiou
and p nit their children to die of ac-
cidcuts or illness without calling in
medical assistance, because they haye
faith that God will heal them super
naturally, if it is Ills will that they
should recover.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-19

They will never let the cold chap
of Chappaqua" alone. He ia now
credited with the following: wn
sowing turn-up bedsteads sail-ma.
ker's needle should invariable be
used. With it preforate the ground
to the depth of two inches, pull out
the hole and insert the bedstead. In
two weeks the turn-ups will begin
to sprout. During the period the
bed should be kept warm by q glass
counter-pane, and well watered.
The best way to prepare these beds
is with . thrcshing-machine. OF
these there are several descriptions,
but the Mcae aud Coburn 10 un-
doubtedly the best. Whoever dares
to think differently Is liar, . william
and slave.