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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-10-05

The chronological journal for October COM
mands approval for the variety and quality OF
its interesting contents; the following articles
are especially worthy of reading "Lowell
Mason" the late eminent musician and teach
er; "The Qne-Eyed Conductors" Japanese
in America," with portraits; Expression, its
Anatomy and Philosophy Preparing for the
Cholera !" "Water, Pure aud Impure !" "Chil.
drenS Mghiss" "The Last Case of Salem
WitchcEait 4 "Life Insurance !" "Enrico Dam
dolo !" "The English Language" In these
we certainly have instructive, moral literature
in very attractive dress Price for the num-
esr, 80 ccnts. $500 year, 5. r. Wells, n Y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-10-05

Bloomfield had cheering meeting and pole
raising on Tuesday afternoon last There is
not Dolly Warden to be found within the
boundaries of The township.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-10-05

7th. HATS sss GAPS.
the Gilsey, Alexis, Reform pic-nc. Doe Fiuish Blue
Cloth Scotch six. Linen. a.. &c. ia all the Leading
shades of co.Or. IL j. puTp1sg 10 have at al times
fL liic Of hne SIX Hats, such recommend.
Stb. STRAW GOODS.
Our assortment embraces several grades OF Pana mr.
Mllaccl, Canton, aud other bTaG- large variety
ri lal:n Leaf Harvest How lais tor every da wear
0ih. EIurni fishing Goods.
hid Dog kin, Bucks kin and Berlin Gloyes-American
AMI British. ON The tHrst EulOriggrn and Lille
Thread, down through all the "ra'ic- "f Brown GLd
MiSrd. to the very chcHpe-i varieties.
The celebrated Bay STATE SUPP Edcr. piece Of web
b!ug throughout. A!-o, Ladies and Gents SHOULDER
/ Drac.~. All tie grades of : Iirt-. iG,,IduE
C,iico. cotton Percale Linen. CavS,or aaG Wooden
/ Linen ana Paper COar-. ijr-nU-. aud CUTS.
! Nal>p~-LeHtler aud Enamled cloth Nalisc and
Shawl Straps. Trunk Wrappcr- :. Drawers. All knde
Sleeve Buttons. siud-. Bosom Pin-.
/ Scarf T's aud Bows in .,f-ai variety. The best
silk. Linen. and Cotton Threads.
Buttons. iiindng-, Buckles Umbrellas. &c. &c.
These Goods propose TO sell as CHEAP they can
be sold for Cash. We shall not gTe long crrdtsif we
know tt-and we take This oppOr unity to recommend tU
iotg wnded buyers that they buy where they viii have
To pas - or ~ cent for their Ion indedne--. We
satisfied from the steady increase of business
since the year commenced tina, the Cash Equivalent
Plan il the best for all csrned. and propose to
adhere to IL more closely than before
With thinks Tor favOrs already received. we wonld
friends that shall strive megit ccI;in
pa ronage by selling goods the lowest pussbi,
rates consistent with safe business.
WAITE tE SILL.
" B-Tiose uh0Se accounts are orer-dns are herein
e0Hcb met IRE need The nanny dHe rs. in 6gsfHtss
II Si's Nix Dojcc npf Scrrt IrepGrdt1y 10 tearing
ji cJr.tiOH al accounts not Qttded 10 in Te0aoEuGie
taHie. WAITE * SILL.
Nsrtahua. o.. MAY %. 1S-2. IS
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JEWELLERS. }
LEATHER AND FINDINGS

LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
i RENCII & WEIBLEN Manufaclur-
ersiDaelcrs d in LEATHER g. FINDINGS in the
Hollow. opposite Phunix Foundry, Main street, Ash
tahula Ohio.
CASH PAID FOR HIDES. PELTs AND CALF SKINs
Just received, and for sale as good an assorted
stock of
LEATHER AND FINDINGS
as can be found in any Western Market and which vii
be sold on the most reasonable hope to make II
an object for Boot and Shoe and Harness Manufacturers
satisfied that sell them everything needed in hrf
business cheap can be found in Cleveland even
the Eastern Markets. thereby saving freight and travelling
expenses, and loss of time.
All cordially invited to call and examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere. Confident that can make
il for your interest to buy in this market shall take
pleasure in seeing my old friends and the public and
showing them my stock Below, give partial list OF
articles
Spanish and slaughter sole upper and harness Leather
spanish and slaughter kip; French calf and kip oak aud
hemock calf and kip collar leather and horse hides
mems and 'womens morocco; band and acng leather
Innings, bindings, topping and russets.
FINDINGS.
Lasts pegs, thread webb Packards Ink iron and zine
nails round head tacks brises avis hammers pincers
sand stones sps, kuycs 1Oats size sticks and straps
boot trees shoe faces punches lasting irons eyeets
let SETS stitchwhecs sItchmarkers heel shaves edge
ing cord lasting tacks heel and plates boot backing
boot brushes, harness oils, and all kinds of finishing
Irons. etc. .Stc. FRENCH & WEIBLEN. -
AshtHbnla 1871. i.3G
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5Ih. LEN @NS q.

Our Stock contains Suits, ,COat- Pants. and
Nvzt', and Du-tcf- III ali inr different styi,s
aud good. bxtT ar--- sized % r. and Du--
ters. also Black ana Dark Striped Alpaca
Coats. and JuliHet Ca: !nirre B.Du-'--. for
The Heated Term '' We have Narcotics
Nv-ting-, in the Je@t English tipsrlsN bite.
Bnh. raid. and NJ yed CulJr- utsC. Rcad -
made Aarsyiilv- Nosl- 10 tic lHtr-t ~ Ter.
Our COttUnadc Pant sud Oy.rail- we Isc-
commend a. the best, ana tue beet made, 10
be found in the mark II.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-10-05

THE SORE HEAD FARCE appears 10 be
about played out The lurore is over and the
murmur of the popular voice has died AWAY.
Tnc star actors are shy, and second or third
rate stock performers are lett To fill their Gu
gagements For Governor Walker, who was
u come in on the crest of the wave, and
whose very presence was to make the foot
lights dance, alas! we are turned off with an
accrobatic performance by the lacic and ready
Milton Sulliif For the bright, particular star
-TiltOn-a very Keene upon the boards, the
heavy tragedy OF spanning the bloody Chasm"
is lett to the rendering of such slight unmrr-
liable" but very enthusiastic dramatists us DR..
King, with our old friend, the Major, in the
'Ote of manager, announcing before the curtain,
the next engagement Is this the conclusion
OF the ground swell, the tidal wave, which
taken at It's flood was to lead to fJrtune-thc
presidential goalg Oh, alas ! But was it quite
lair to encourage the expectation of Tillon ?
Could he be induced 10 turn aside to span
Horace Greeley's chasm while Mrs Woodruff
his pet and protege--is III the field, candi.
date, too, for executive honors?
The ruse-ir ruse il was-has left things a
little flabby
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-10-05
Also, a full stock Of
T 4 N w A IL 4.
JOB WORK,

Such as Eve Troughing. Roofing. Smoke Pipe. and Re-
pairing of all kinds either the shop, outside, in
matters of Pumps, Pipes, &c
PROMPT attention to orders, with good work and
favorable prices AZ any in the trade share of
age Is solicited. CROSBY x WETHERNAA.
.Ashtabua. April, 1871. I'LL Opposite Fisk House
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InL. nEADh-MADE CLOTIING.

We have Suit at all ihe ouafy prices, and goods
that made up with more thlu OruInaIy care. " {
offer Dres Goats ~ Blue ana Black Cpih- TricOts Di-
aguHal- and Granie-; Back ana Blue LHs-mere. Doc
skin, Castor and TrCUt PdHt, with vests to match.
We Offer choice assortment Of Stylish Spring and
summer PqHfs. aud can warrant both the .upu- and
the work We offer Scotch aud American Ch"yiUt suits
good ana cheap and Ci--in suits in great variety
Nc Ulc selection iun Large stock Of Youths. B0ys
aud Chlldrcn- salts anu at prices That cannot iI 10
please those who want the worth Of thlir money
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ocI. rrI1InnrnrNraa.

We bavc taken more than ordinary pains this spring
10 purci a-e SuilIbc 1ruIiu. for IN makih. uti
IN, Cloths aud Ca--imerc nUced above and can snoV
the IT Farmer Satin. Scra- Padding- Hair Cotn
Sleeve LiBiHgs. to he found IN market
ln The H0kiDI II G,bH,~,fs We propose to cmpluy
only the best WOikncn. and We guarantee that otiv
CiD'hs, Trimming and work shall All he -icn a. We
rha not be iilncd H. or patrons di- wt
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-10-05

The Lady Of the editorial bungalo would
acknowledge very rich and beautifully nr.
ranged boquet from Miss MARY PERKINS of
Sayi,rOok
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-10-05

Our young, entcrprislng and good looking
foreman says he is very fond Of flowers.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-10-05
aca. CASsINGERDS.

We Hre prepared 10 shDw ti;usc who can appreciate
GUDd gOOus, the y"ry be~i American and Foreign
Manufacture. We ak e-p'cia attention to our Pant
Patterns as bcrg the mot desirable stock IN this
syctUn Of country containing Az the desirable styles IN
Hair Lntr Straight nnd Broken Lin"-. Herring Bone
Mixtures. ScOfCh Line. &C. ~. Ne have u few
Patterns uf very fuc ht.i liydt NOrstcn, 10 dark
Colurs. Tor cTiIcu3r hot s, Their IN The various
Mixtures rtOck y lls-,. and JNt--JALLY -LLECT
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-10-05

Elst Village is disposed To keep things
in good working order, 10 be prepared for the
struggle OF Tuesday next. ABEL KRUM, Esq,
will address the cilizrns OF iha, burg ON Salur-
day evening next. Mr.. Krum is one of The
yeomanry OF The land, with clear, level head,
well furnished and politically well balanced,
and his nclghL + and friends who contidc in
him, need have ho Tear of btin& mislead. We
trust all viii 90 and hear him, at the school
house on the green.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
MERCHANTS.

MERCHANTS
---------------- -
Nv, ''',,' haLL, Dealer IN pianoFories, AID
a.. ,o', ~, ,sno , otOos' overs lhrruenoh Dooh-'
~ F - uo0 ol"ae, CIeNela.u, OhlO. luiJ'
stap,y ny Cooa. Family Groesiys, aad tIoGssiy, ety.
=. -, -. -
,r,rtrp, . ,eaIer @ III DIy oooGs, Dtoceiles,
t,,n', s,i,. - W. i'At uVOI Ho'tL u Ilsk
--- ' I'm 9"'''' -Ns""Ou'' Ohio. lV93'
2, Na. EAlIEx MIA =, s.,N f.,i...- 4, 49,,
tie ffai s t,rb fOT rSsS' fTISS ana DSS
d." NJ Ia street, AshtAbula, Onio.
w. KEDHEAD. Dealer in Flour. Po.k. Hams.
/, uruccres rats ANA Contmri,,unrD me- A'. VI n. ,1n
I.uslIc N ,i,,r ~ - nv "" tLd5 ~
J. T.. ROBEHTSON a. son, Dealers in every
.esciIp,Iun uI Ij,Ots Sn1ss M. and can. AIS;
Uu mana a stock of cnoI, Fanny t;rurrIi.. Noi,
ID. w. E:ASk ELL, Corner Spring ana Main sts
AsutauIu, IIu,,, I,s,,rs IN I,iy.t,,,Iis f.rn.r.'
e..sAHL! . &c, Ss, l249'
Wes.crn Iteserre Batter and Cheese, Dreu truit.
@ i,'i "nu p'"ctilca oiucGs iesl'cliuily sohcitvu,
1 nlIeu at tnc ioWcsi 'd,h Cusl, AShtablla ". h91
LII. L.. MORRI.ON. Dealer in pry.Couds Gro
crrius nuote snI SHOES IInts Cal. Hardware
truyhcry n"oks painie 1,ils ~ Ssi'.unIa q, SS,
------------
lIARN ESS MAKER.
W. H. WILLIAMSON. sadjler and Harness
N,L., n.,,,..,.. 49,, "a -. NJ, i,''t
manner everything IL has Inc, ne, lO'5
harness Brl,,e, Cu,,ars Ir,nss Wnin. hc "Ino
site FISK Hou &c, AshtaDula ONO IuIj
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MAN NUFACTURLlt l.
SEkEIEEH, esEEDINtiS q co., Jobbcrs and
bulucrs, aisU Iuuul.cturrrs OF DUurs, sash Binds.
Especial attention tiven TO Glazed Mindows' scr3i
SAVING Muuldinys Nc
u. a. SfkrEiEK A. L. GIDDINGS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-10-05

CTEAM Saw Mill Tor Sale, containing
- Nuley saw.'Latb Saw, and cEe OF Halls Patent
Shing- Mills. nv JOHN SILL,
East Ashiabula. 6S
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Hei Prepared to, g. is Selling Cheaper
Undertaking.

also kccp constantly on hand largc assortment Of
is made Coins Rose Wood imitation. Black Wanut
and imitation Of Black Walnut all Of which can trim
in two hour notice. iB any lyle qucsteu. equal 10
city. also have splendid Henrse iu readiness when
called for.
GRAVE CInTHEs.-A feature has recently been ad-
ded to this furniture csablisrmcBtOr rather to the Tin
dcrakcr- department Of tone that cannot foil to
mend rrr to the community. and viii show Tie dispO-
stion Of the proprietor 10 make hi- establishment
perfect may be. II viii far TO relieve the work and
bn-ilr Incidental to. and rupugnRn ~ Of be
cGtcmcL ui preparing the OF the departed Tor
burir This consists III keeping clnd and ready for
immediate u-c, -iUck of gtaye-ccthc-. A variety
srnuG'. Tor both male aud female made mp with much
taste aud apIUpriatencss various in price and buth
black and white materials. single order for u coffin
may therefore. embrace the habiment- Of the dead,
and thus the friends Of the deceased IN the midst
Of grief, from much that seems particularly dsagTcCabs
snd incongruOIs in the way OF preparation f tie
JOHN DCCRO.
AsLtabula Ohio Jan. Let. f210. 1052 II
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-10-05

DEATH OF CAPT. WEBSTER. THE account
given by our corrtspendentlast week, WAS not
i'll all respects accurate Capt. Webster was ia
command OF the Potomac, belonging to the
Northern Transportation line, in st, ad of the
Oaeida, and plying between Buffalo and Chi
cagO. The accidrn, that caused his death uc-
CARED 0n the River some ten miles below De-
troit. on the morning Of Saturday, the 22d,
about O'Clock. lie slipped or stumbled
overheard while S owing heavy fender over,
and as hc fell was struck by it in the back
hhd disabled. AS he reached the water, he
struck out to clear the vessel, being a good
swimmer, and lie.prcsrrvcrs and other floats
were thrown 10 him, but they were carried by
him, when he complained that his back was
broken, and he must drown. lie Immediately
went down-just as he was about To be reach
ed by boat from Il vessel in tue wake of his
own. Search was made for his body us the
weather allowed until t'rid ~, when it arose
ana nJaled some two milcs below, where il
was picked up outside The current. Capt
Websters age was Al, and he Was man VINO
enjoyed the respect and confidence uf his ac.
quaintdnces lie has left II wife and four chill
drcn, residents OF North Kingsvillc, and aged
parents dependent upon his support. He had
procured an insurance upon his life of So ,0O0.
These facts we have from Mr.. MORSE, who
was one of the number that made the search,
and at length found the body. The renaias
were taken 10 Amboy for intcrmrnt.
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9Th. SPRING oyERCoATs.
7th. TEATS e. CARs.

our assortment is uuu-naly go,d. aud well worth
the attention OF those WAC have u buy.
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TEN YEARS TIME,

Together with Three Brick Dwellings. several wood
dwelling Twenty Ave Lots North Of the Depot several
lot- at the IarhOr. One JhnGsaud Acres Of Tand in
Pymouti n email place in Monroe and BIZ hty
In Minnc.Oia.
Also on hand 1000 bushels Quicl Lime 200 barrels
Of Cement. ~ haTrrl- Plaster Paris. ~ TONS Land
Plaster and fnil line OF Goods and Perpetual Lime
Kill
il-o slC,OOO in Ncez and Morrrgas TO cxcfsure for
Cash. XM HUMPHREY
Ashtabuia, O.. Feb !, 1872. y-52
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-06-20
Nellie Grant.

Although the cable keeps everybody
we'll informed as to the movements while
abroad of Miss Nellie Grant, still inquiries
are constantly made about her own ac-
count of herself written to her parents.
They are in receipt of several long letters
from her telling of the very great enjoy
ment she is experiencing. Fortunately,
although so young (she will be seventeen
the 4th of JULY, Miss Grant is not one
OF the girls who is likely to have her head
turned by the attention she is receiving in
Europe. Although she has been con-
stantly with her parents ever since her
father entered upon public life and has,
as a matter of course, received much at
tention and no little fattery, she is thor
oughly unspoiled-is, in fact, one of the
most modest. .unassuming girls L have ever
seen. She is young lady who will do
credit to American young ladydom abroad.
Without being beauty, she is very pret-
ty. having about her that peculiar grace
of youth and innocence which is as rare
now days as it is ischarming always. She
is about medium heights, little taller, L
think, than her mother. has light brown
hair. large gray eyes, and fair complex
ion, with delicate bloom in her cheeks.
She is graceful and quiet in her move
ments. and easy and natural in her con-
vcrsation.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-06-20

A Philosophical DarIkey.

An elderly darkey, with very philoso-
phical and Retrospective cast OF counten-
ance. was squatting upon his bundle on
the hurricane deck of one of the Western
river steamers, toasting his shins against
the chimney, and apparently plunged in
state of profound meditation. His dress
and appearance indicated familiarity with
camp life, and it being soon after the siege
and capture of Fort Donelson, was in
clined to disturb his reveries, and on in
terrogation found that he had been with
the Union forces at that place, when /
questioned him further. His philosophy
was SO much in the Falstaffian vein that
will give his views in his own words as
Eear as my memory will serve me-.
Were you in the fight?
had little tase of it, sa.
Stood your ground, did you?
No, sa, Iruns.
Run at the first fire, did you?
Yes, sa, an would hab run soonar had
l know'd it was COMM
Why, that wasn't very creditable to
your courage.
Dat isn't in my line, sa-cookin's my
profession.
Well, but have you no regard for your
reputation?
Reputation muffin to me by de side OBJ
life.
Do you consider your self worth more
than other peoples!
It's worth more to me, sa.
Then you must value it very highiy!
Yes, sa. l does dan ali dis world ; more
Gan million dollars, sa for what would
dat be with to a man wild be bref out of
him? SelEpreserbashun am de fust law
wild me, sa.
But why should you act upon different
rule from other men?
Cause, sa, different men sets different
value upon der selves; my life is not IN de
market.
But if you lost it, you would have the
satisfaction of knowing that you died Tor
your country.
What satisfaction would dat be to me,
when der power of feelin' was gone?
Then patriotism and honor are nothing
to you?
Muffin whatever, sal regard dem as
among de varieties.
If our soldiers were like you, traitors
might have broken up the Government
without resistance.
Yes, 81. der would hab been no help for
it l wouldn't put my life. in de scales
ginst any gube:mcnt dat eber existed, for
no gubermen! could replace deloss to me,
Spect, dougbt dat de guberment safe, II da
all like me.
Do you think any of your company
would have missed you if you had been
killed?
May be not, sa. A dead white ma1
amt much to desc sogers, let alone a dead
nigga but I'd missed myself, and dat
was de pint wild me:
1t is safe to say that the darkey corpse
of that African will never darKen the
field of carnage.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-06-20
A sudIciotss Wife.

A iudicious wife is always nipping oil
from her husbands moral nature little
twings that are growing in wrong dlrec-
tions. She keeps him in shape by continual
pruning. If you say anything silly she
will affectionately tell you 50. If you de-
clare that you will do some absurd thing,
she will find some means of preventing
you doing it. And by far the chief part
of all the common sense there is IN this
world belongs unquestionably to woman
The wisest things a man commonly does
are those which his wife counsels him to
do. A wife is grand wieldcr of the
moral pruning-knife. If Johnson's wilc
had lived there would have been no hoard
ing up of orangcpeel, no touching all the
posts in walking along the streets, no eat
ing and drinking with disgusting voraci-
ty, If Oliver Goldsmith had been mar
ried he would never have worn that men,
orab'e and ridiculous coat. Whenever
YOU find man whom you know little
about, oddly dressed, or talking absurdly'
or exhibiting any eccentricity of manner
YOU may be tolerably sure that he is not
married man for the corners are rounded
off, the little shoots pared away, III mar
ried men. Wives have generally much
more sense than their husbands, especiail
when their husbands are clever men.
The wife's advices are like the ballast
that keeps the ship steady.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-06-20
LIVINGSTONE.
Remarkable Discoveries Rep0r-
ted.

New York, June 1O.-The following
dispatch from London is published here !:
LONDON, June S.-''A dispatch from
Zanzibar, Africa, states that further infor-
nation has been received from the interior
regarding the whereabouts of DIR. Living
stone. The veteran explorer is still pros
ecuting his researches far into the interior
of the country. The long-debated ques-
tion of the Nile appears to be settled at
last, the untiring energy and perseverance
of the great traveller having been rewarded
by the discovery of the true source of that
river.
During bis researches DR.. Livingstone
has been fortunate in making numerous
discoveries of character entirely new to
science, and has collected an abundance
of material. the publication of which he
intends shall take place in due time, and
which must prove of the highest interest
to the civilized world.
'sOne of the most remarkable of the
Doctors explorations has been the discov-
cry of an underground village, whose in
habitants differ largely in their habits and
language from the other savage tribes of
Central Africa. DIR. Livingstone is thor
oughly investigating this strange people
and their country.
preparations are being made to have
ample stores forwarded to him from
Zanzibar"
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-06-20

..D;..s "a xar;ousn said Mrs. Parting
sels 70 retnrned from street-door
'on' as ~ w;,b DIR Bolus. The Doc
for tor tolls me that Mrs. Maze has got two
buckels ON her lungs. 1t is dreadful 10
think Of. | declare! The disease Is -
various! One day we hear OF people 5
dying of hermitage of the lungs; ano'ner a,
Jav Of the brown creature here they telt
@ us Of the elementard canal being out Oh
ordsr and there about tonsors OF tne
throat here we hear of neurology, IN sne
had there of an embargo; one side OF Us
We | hear of men being killed by getting a a
Mound of ta.gh beef in the cacroiagus, anu nu
pounu i%srs another kills himself by discovering
the % ;ocnlar vein. Things change SO. tnas
i'd declare don't know how to subscribe s
for @ any disease nova days New names ne
"a new nostrils take the place OF tne oiu'
and and 7 might rs we'll throw my OLD nerp, u
bag away." Fifteen minutes aI.er"ad snd
Iag Tsasc had that herb-bag for target a1", ana
broke three squares of glass IN the =. oe,,I1 oId
window in irving to hit it before s eos s;dn,, Iy
,ady knew what he was about. one u'uH
,u mean exactly what she said.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-06-20
Feminine LunatiCS.

Some "brute of man." in the n. Y.
Star. is not afraid of philosophizing in this
beartless style:
Some people are never so happy as
when they are making themselves ridicu-
lous. For the embodiment OF all that Is
foolish, commend US to the recent "o-
mans Convention. Its proceedings were
the idosyncracies of FIVE hundred Mrs.
Caudles combined in one glorious whole,
and serve no other purpose than to create
mirth, with dash of pity, among sane
people. As we said before we wonder
what the social and domestic relations of
these females can be? If married. we
pity the poor man who IN some evil houf
became entangled with these attaches OF
cotton.um brellasa nd expounders of faliacy.
If single, we may regard them. perhaps
as remarkable examples of what women
come to when unrestrained by the influence
of masculine ''brutes.'