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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-01-12
cu Is III IUuUUU aUu Ju5 UIItI III
The Funeral.

1t has been definitely decided that the fu-
neral of Napoleon will tak8 place Wednes-
day a. IN. at II o'clock. The royal family
of England will be represented by the
PriGce and Princess Of Wales. Prince
Christian also will accompany the eX-En-
press Eugenie. The body Of Napoleon is
embalmed and viii lie in state Monday and
Tuesday
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French Officers.

4 dispatch from Paris says numerous Of
fcers of the Fresch army have applied for
leave of absence TO attend the funeral, but
they have in all cases been refused, except
where the applicant was formerly connect
ed with the Emper0r's household during lis
reiU
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-24

eine ,weite Grploii ion. wel@e so1 Dem
auftlhadte pes alien 9erluds>S &a@>
tes nit furdtbarer @ewalt ausaina
uup man slautt eab icces lebenee We'
fen, weldes f@ in rem Serswsrte BE-
f%anb>--eie 3abl Der Mannsr uno Sna,
ben trirr ner1bieren spn 40 bis 10o
a%nseeeten - s.tSptst ,puree. @leid
nab rer er1.n Grplpiicn bDrte man au|
benz grcen RS 2uftiaadtes 9alterus
fen. Winner warcen ipfort NIT Str''
den binunterselallen uno pier spr1 oen
untsn 8eFnbliden emporse;o9e1: 3ps
Berelrute ruarsn in ben euftl9a@t BIN
un!sr aela0tn, ais bic sweite Grplofcr
yurtam unp fie ourd reren @ewalt II
5tude esriilen murcen. 60 mar f
meais 8aNer CUR 5ane, pab man MID
Yiel 1bun fonnte, UNI bic Tlammsn 81
lS1ben. IS 1T feline 5pfnun9 DOR:
bancen, jeu,aneen pom ben uate1 Sc:
ineliAen u rstten, "a bic Grplpfor
ale Mpparats Ssrnidtete. giele sor
ben llu'sstpmmsnen ,raren Gamil'en'
ndte1.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-24
8ertricbcne SrtcnSiDmeiferm

Nus 0ierlen, ant 3bsin. 1dreitt mat,
spm 80. April: 6eute fritz baben uns
Die S9ulihwefern Don ber @rifli9en
2iebe aus paeerbprn, a1taebn an Der
Ball. na@ fat 13jdbriser 1esensreiaer
Ibdttefeit In unlerer @emeinpe perlaiz
fen, nadbem Fe in Yorieer @ode ben
unterridt in cen neuuG lementar> Wde>
&enfla6en. lowie III Der Don ibnen 9es
leiteten b5beren G6bterldule unp Ter
8inberbewabrl9ule eineeiellt batten.
Die Shmefern fonnten namentli9 in
ben lebten ibrem Nbfaiere sorbersebenz
Den 9osen bic Grfabruns MAIDEN, pab
es ibnen in ibrem lan9idbrisen @irfen
eeluneen rpar, bic 5ersen ibrer S9Iles
rinnen, ben Dant unb Die Mdtun8 auer
biQis bentenesn Gltern f@ 3u aeninz
men. Die s%sssnpdrtise Sdulju9enb
bate iiG ~aum Insenfen" in sablrtt,
den @ruppen photographer laier1
unp tpar fat ni9t aus benz 6aui: Der
Sdme1ern binaut;ubrinsen; bic ebe<
| mali9en @6ulerinnen uup bic Wltter
uterreiGten als r~auernbeS 3etden ter
Danftarfeit uno 9iebe einen prd@ti9en
&upfsr1id. unn ausercem einen NAM
baften 8eitras CUR 8etreituns Ter um<
;uosfofen. Mber AUDI bic Mannerz
MELT woute ;eisen, paB fe bic bobsn
0eroien1e ber f9eipenren Gr;ieberinnen
unierer meibliden Susenr gu wlrci9en
wi7e. Darum bradte NOD am seitri<
een Mbsnp Der @eians>G srein Cecilia
Elm moblselunsencs Stanc9en, uro
uterrei9ten bic Rirden~ une S6ulz
ypritdnte cine Danfarreie, in wel9er
lie rem pfidttreuen, aufopfernben, eas
Mab Der YHidt nett aberfdreitsneen
@irfen Der S9meiern tte vpufs uno
tpdrmHe Nnertennun9 auSlpra9en.
Mue tiele mpbIserbienten Spationen
unb Der bersersreifenre @bl6ieb BON Der
beute 3ablreib am Babnbpfe sumSdei>
rearue nerlammelten 8epSlferung aQer
Gtdnre tuereen ben S9wefern einErpf
fem auf ibrem @es in bic @erbannuna
in msl9e ie ;ieben mI6en, nidt etra
neil ie gu ibrem bcben 8eruf unfdbia
1i9 erwieien bdtten, ionoern bios neil
ile Elm seiitl'des 5abit tra9ea, wel6es
Der beutisen @slt cine Gborbeit 1T.
@ie ,pir pernebmen, pirb bic Sbertn
tes Srtens fd temnddf mad Stem
Orleans bsseben, Inn ft9 perf5nli6
iber bic Nusfdten su informiyen, wel>
DIE tbrer Congregation BET Der tprtigen
tatbplilden Beo5lferuns fi9 er1Hnet
baben, unb wel&e wcbl cine sablrti9ere
Muswanberuns Don S9wefern erbei>
i9en t~irften.
Sn rielem eanpe iinp Die etrwuroiz
gen Sdwefern gang piatpmmen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-24
Berlimer Treibeit.

Sc rpar I'M Sabre 1863, als tel
bsri9m!e Sdrift1eller Setting bon 5ams
burg auS an einen 8erliner Greune
f9rleb: ~sasen sic mir BON ibrsrger>
linilden Trcibsit, su benfen une gu
19reiben, ia ni9ts. Sis reeucirt fl9
einsia uno alleia auf rie Trelbett, aeSe1'
bic Rs!iBipn 70 uiel Spttiisn gu Martte
III srinssu, e!s man wia. llne rieler
15rsibtir m,:b Der redtlide Mann nun
bait id, ;u beeienen i9dmen. eantn
5ie g atsr rpd Gin Mal Ginen til
Berlin yerluben, iiter anrere Dinse 10
fret ~ ihreiben a!s Sonnsnfels in
@isn atltrietsn bat =; la1en Ste IS
ibn serludsn, benz r%pynebmsn 6pfpbbel
70 PIE Rabrbeit III faoen, als eieler fle
ibn asfast bat; laien fe Ginen inBsr<
lin auftrstsn, Der fir eie 3edte cer TIM
t,rsbansn, Der sesen Iuslausuns uno
Ds~5so!ismus lsine Stimne erbeten
wrttte unb @ie soerren tolo bic Gr<
fatruns ta5en> reldss 2ano bis auf
ben bsutissn 5aa rus lflapil9ite 2ano
ocn Gurcya it,"
Ilup Mlte?--
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-24
Mus @bina.

Der iunee Railer Sung tldi bat am
%. Gebruay bic Ret9Sreeierun9 ielb0 t.
fanris ibernpmmen. Die 8aiier;si>
tung ma9t befannt, raB mad cieiem
SAGE 1nur cine &arte Don beneu abaugez
ben 1ei tpsl9e Mubien3 beim &aiier baz
ben, pdbrenr tt5ter bret ab9e9eben
rperren mueten : cine fir BEN Safer,
cine fir bes 8aiier5 Wutter uno cine
fir bic &aiierin<@ ittwe. Die 6ine1s
I1en &risssidife 3o9en fbren Gla99enz
i6mud auf; bic 8es5lferuns bielt t&
lberau ;iemli6 tbeilnabmlrs. DIAN 1T
eelpannt> pb Ter Railer cine liberale
&eoierune aufri6ten oeer conieruatio
fem wiro. Sn lebteren anildten It ct
unterri9tet ; in ~eritere baben iid prin3
Sung uuo pes Sailers Mutter wdbz
renb Der Sabre Ter Gormunoi9aft fiji
oea miii1er, inoem betm Tope bes leb<
ten Raiiers Detine uno mebr pber nee
niger China in ben 91nben Der aQitr>
ten Md9te par. Sur bur9 ldeinbaz
res Na6ssben uno tbeilweiles Ginse>
ben ouf BE G%oroeruneen rBefma9te
bat Die s~seenwdrtise ManoidusD yna<
fie ibren Tbron serettet.
Der 8ulibanpel, B. ). BET 6anoel NIT
perfauften Mrbsitern, miro cur9 ben
0icef6nis BON Canton ben Menldens
Derfdufern in Maeco thinner mebr err
1dpert. Daber ideint Yeru ittn Mu9s
auf Sapan ;u merfen, um ron tort
Nrbeitsfrdfte ,u be3iebsn. Na& allen,
pas man b6rt, 9eratben bic Gbineitn,
rpenn ile in peru anlaneen, pur9 bic
oorber at9eldlu6eaen Gontrafte, bic fe
auf Ieben bis neua Sabre binoen, in
cine Sage, bic Ter f9limmRen amerifa<
nii1en Sflaperei ME fe friber in ben
6Icitaaten b~eitane, gar dbnli9 febt.
Wer feline G%ontraftSeit in ben Minen,
ben Berswerfen, ben @uanp< Snleln u.
{. NJ. slddlid iberitebt, lduft als 8ett>
ler unp DaSabuno in Yeru berum, ea
er Dor elmer neuen Gontraft;eit 3urid>
19redt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-24
xraasri3e Yrabl;nssberi1te.

Aus rielen 0eeenren Deutl9lanoS
Miro ibn tarten 99neefau in ter Belt
ypr, %. tis 26. Mprtl beri9tet. Muf
BET Sn@I Nussn 1T her 5Sbenriden bel
pp'sris @ufpw big @ltefdbr Qessniz
bsr 5trablune) nit fusbobem S9nee
teesGft, 10 pab man in pieien ubpse.1
gaunsrn" NIT 5dlit!eu fabrt. SnOf>
frieSlanH lifst G@nse. SIM 9ar; bat
bar 5bnesfaI rtelfade @er319erunsen
i'm 0abrrerfebr berbeiaeflbrt ; BIG ins
Wa5beburGilde binein lag rer S9nee
} TuB bod. Das game idlefide Sc
braslane it nit Sdnse teoedt. Muf
Der RbEn it pI6sli9 ner tiefte Binter
s~inestresgn. Bei Grier f1el eb,nfaQs
SGnee. Nm Hbein unb an Der Mo>
fsl Bic uaD MsB binauf bat bic Sbf~
sla!Se uae eer @einfod in 1einen jua>
aen Ir!Gben lsbr eelitten. Die &dlte
tas ih bi6 na6 Trantrei@ binein er>
iiredt.
Mus Der Ndbe Iriers, 26. Npril. -
6rTnunsscpu war Ter @einfod se>
trtebsn prpeucsnten uno @pnlumen>
ten freatu (i9 ; tenn leer fno Tdner,
RsIlar uno Ra0te. Dret Mal brobte
Der raube Npro BEL flaren 6immel bic
Sic Grwartunsen III perntdten. Dret
Wal rstte!s pos iber Na@t e~infaQenoe
S9nss9eiStsr ben er1ebnten 1881
5Gbf. Ord Ter pom Bin;er aefur9>
tste Is. April seri1Srte jere 9ofnuna.
g. hraHts prei 0rap &dlte. Mu6
flrs brittle sSabr rerren mir auf cine
sisentliGe Deinlele ser;idten ml0en.
Wsnn NOD stwas CIT her YIl1tsen SER
11Srune Der Iraubenae1deiae 9efeblt
Bate, pte lsste Na4t bdtte es er9dntt.
Son Der Nbr, 20. Ipril, ldreibt
mon : Die beipen Nadte res Is. unp
26. Npril baben BEG @in,ers 1dbne
SpFnaneen sdnsli9 seritSrt. Sn 8ers
uno Ibal linb bic @einft6fe erfro>
ren."
Dad ren bis isbt einselaufenen 8ez
ridtsn aus bar pfal;, Dem &bsinSau
unp rer Wlp(el babeu eie leBten falten
Madts ben Beinbers.a bereitS beoeuz
tsnosn @Gapsn sueefaet. Ser Beinz
fpd, neIder sufplsea rer unsewbbnltd
iraben trarurr 8itteruns febr surse<
{brittsa lpoy uno bereits uiel trasbar
junssa br!s anaeleBt batte, 1T bebba!b
sesen Die nd!te uni 10 entpfnblt6er.
Man beridtst aus Dirfbeim oora 26.
Npril: oEraurise WeinausIdten.
Sents Nabt 1inp bic Weinber9Striebe
tart oom Urut beimesludt uorpen>
uno bic AusF9ten auf eiren gutter
Serbit oernidtet." Mebnlide Beridte
seten aus Deioesbeim unp Neufaot
Gin, loOnah IS ;wei Na&te bineurd
fart ssfroren bat, uno AUDI bic Qblts
ernte total Dernidtst 1T. Das @,letde
ptro pom Nbein, Der Mpiel unp ypn
Der Nbr semeltet, 70 bae nur ee1dubte
9assn Ypn pteIer Golamttdt ri6t 70 bart
bstrofen murpen. M5sen au& bic
@einterssbeliber bic Sa@e etwas ~
ereu baritellen, 70 Yiel 9ebt aus allen
Beri@ten bereor, bab Die f16nen 6pf,
,suneen fir tae Sabr 1873, mas SbR>
unb @etnertras betrift jebt bereita
penisftenS aur 5dlfte sei@wunben 1no.
100 etn ROLES Sbf< unb Deinlabr f.
. redt BON nbtben Berelen trdre.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-24
Fischer & Roeder,
5erauseeber unp @%isentbamer
beS gu9es, betttelt
upm 9Qu5-AYt>"

Gin Mutb- unb 9ilf5bu@ Omit alopat9ti@er
6ausapptbefe rerbunben) geetgnet unb niBlt9
fir ssebermann unb 3u jeber 3eit.
3meite pielfa1 Sern1ebrte uno perbelerte Wuf-
laae. Entered according to act Of Con-
gress, in the year 1872, by Dir. A. FL
scher, in the Office Of the Librarian Of
Congress, at Washington.
Sn6sm i'd periu9te, elm praftiideS 5anbbud III ftrei-
Ben unb bamit cine %paHense, gut stn9ertdtete 5ausasos
tbete ssrbanb. CLAUDE i'd i'm Stanbe 3u fein., SsssEnann
t~efrtebiaen III fInnen. Der ppn Der msshtniIhsn WiHen'
ibaft %serlanat, ibm bas su geben, mas jeeem gu sfusen
aereidt unb popular eema6t nereen fam nnt earf.-@s
1t nidt meine NbTdt. Yatent. Mebi3tnen in bic Nelt ~
ibifen, ipnbern nit dbten unb ri6ti5en Wit:eln. nit
Rla.beit unS beutlidcr sprade has ~ leifsn, mas in Ell.
mem s%.rartieen unternebmen eeleifet rpereen tona.
Sat alidbrlib frmntt Is in, 29inter srr, eas We8e
unb Strasen 81, Gage lang e!n9el9ne,t ltne uno ntttt BE.
in, Bufbe pber auf %etnf1ren grdtrten Ane ME bart Nnr
fdwer fam Is nun fur iclte gsriOnen ~irersen, bic am
!Rranfenbette irsenb zines ibrer Gnsetprieen feben, penu
Re feline drjtlite pile, weber Natp8eber NOD r1httee Wtt.
Is lei NUN aud Der 3wed bieIes su6.s istsn ~sernunf.
TIA ~benfeneen Menfden. br tahelbe Heitte e~iniaema!
bnrbliest, nit ben In, dltdslthen0e6en n1eiit pprfprnm en-.
ben Rranfbeiten betannt III MAIDEN nnb ibm bic 6aus.
apptbefe ais unentbstrIi6en Nptbanfer an bic Sasb gu
seten. .
Qeitfaben unb 5elf,r in ber Notb. unb NIT her appttefe
perbunben, elm nptbrenbtses 9auseerdtte.-O!e Rrart-
beiten unafafen ale iene Sdae, no Der Arjt entweber niGt
ncttpenetg III. pper no erHe au6eHolt0ItQe Stlfe rrn gro
fer rebeutuna rperben tann.
Das Bud ii .ins.tb.ilt in 8ranfteiten Der 9eas.tDre,
men unb S~duslinse: baan tclsen f~dnan'tltbe &tnt erfranfs
teiteu ypn IS Sntren. ferner bic &renfheiten Grwahie-
ner, arauerfranfbeittn. uub cine %teipntere Nbtbeilrns
biItet Die Bebanbluns uns erfe Gertaltunsstpeiie bel fpn,
aiaen &ranten. gortpnmniTen unt plSsltden unslids.
fdIen; ). 3. Bel grsiftunsen. @erbrennunsen, e0nnen.
it'd u. I. ~.
Den sdlus bileet cine trrss atuantluns sum msnfd-
Or. ". Silasr.
Die ,un 5antbud ~ssbSrisen Wehiedmente beRnben I'D
In etne1 praftifhen. gut Observation-Disclosures unb Hnb
O3lGfer, ShdGtefn unb Sutten (nah gsamn.e.n nsnau
mad BEN Sanbtude ubereinfimm enb) f~crsfdltis inJd4rr
einaetbeilt unb gut Scrpddt.
Su f1etnsn Ndmilien perben gum ~reniefen ga Sabre
~yeraeben, Bic bic 6auptartifel aerbrautt iEb. Ir6 fSn-
mem ~ iebsr 3et BET Insabe Der sspiuf6tea Nnmmern
Sic I%febieamente srn xns pber on einem spn uns bs,ei6s
ueter Ablitferunss.D epct III eineH. e~erinsen greife rie.
bererbdtten terber.
Der prsis hes gudss NIT Nppthete fret per Grsres an
iraent einen DIT her Der. Staaten scfanet muir aeaen
Badr,abluns betrdst $40; tas Bud ausin Tam aeSsu
Ginfentang Srn IS Gents ieser 3eit beacsen pereen.
MbreHe:
Slider unS Nocecr,
ga Dor So, @aeifpn, gDisernflr,
Connecticut western news., 1873-11-14
DANIEL PRATT
GEORGE HI. YERlCK,

A uCTIoNEER. T am ready at all times to give A my attention to Auction Sales.
 Salisbury, Conn. 1yssvol9
Connecticut western news., 1873-11-14

MELT and Velvet Hats and Ronnets, new and II fashionable styles, from $1 to $15. Sash Rib bone in all shades and colors Belts and Buckles in endless variety at your own price. Ostrich plumes -lOng Black Ostrich Fumes $1 and upwards Fancy Feathers, Ostrich Tips and French Flow CTS at my prices. Laces. Lace Collars, sets and all the new and fashionable styles. Ladies Dress and Breakfast Caps. Zephyr Worsted and Java Ganvas in great variety, also large stock of and Patterns for braiding and embroidering done at short notice All of the above at extraordinary low prices, to which respectfully ask the atten- tiun of the ladies of the surrounding country.
 Very respectfully, MRS. H. c. CRANDALL.
 West Cornwall, Oct 21st, 1878. 5w15
Connecticut western news., 1873-11-14
BRADFORD .. THoMPsON, M.D.

Late of New York City0 DHYSICTAN AND SURGEON, Salisbury, Cenn 1 Ofice over M L. Graham's Drug Store. Rssi dencs at Mir. John Hurd's 4Stf
Connecticut western news., 1873-11-14
8ailroads.
CONN. WESTERN RAILRoAD
kk4


 Commencing November loth, is7s. GOING WEST. TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN 300 A. M.-Connecting ct Miller,on for Nsw 1ork. Leaves Salisbury at s4o A. N. lZ.SS A; M Connecting from Bridgeport. At fullerton for PouEhkespsie, 4 l6any snd inc west direct, and for Fishkila at 3l6 P. M Leaves Salisbury at l.19 P. M tsSS r. M.-Connecting from Pittsaeld. At Mil. lerton for New York Leaves Salisbury at46TP.M S.S0 r. M -Connecting from Pittsneld At Mil. isrton nl with Express for Albany and tha Leaves Salisbury at zI7P.M. GOING EAST. TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN S.OO A. M.-Leaves Salisbury, AM Cen. meets at Canaan for Pitts6eld. lO.SS A. M.-Connecting at Winsted for ny,a... port; At Hartford for Willimantic. Nsw London, Providence, New York q Bostop Leaves Sails bury, 10.aa A. N. Connsets at Canaan for Bridgeport. SsUx P:M.-Connecting from BridReport At Mlneted for Waterbury and Br{dgeLort Al Simsbury for New Haven. Wesffsid Hoi. yoke and Northampton At Hsrtfors Sar Bristol, Willimantic, New London. New York, Boston and Saybreok. yia C. V RR Leaves Salisbury, $40 P N. 500 F. A-Leaves Salisbury, sSo PM. % rnr time at Way Stations and eonnectiors zee
 w. A. YEORI ANS. aw-Ss
Connecticut western news., 1873-11-14

EN l. Q R ID A.
 x From November to May, Florida is the favo- rte rerort for northern people, but its limited ho- winter home who would otherwise do SO! It is proposed to build large hotel at some point in the state to meet the requirements of those who desire superior accommodations My experience at the St. James Hotel, Jacksonville, last winter enables ne to speak confidently as to the success &c., address F. H. ORVIS,
 Equinox House. Manchester, Vt
Connecticut western news., 1873-11-14
SH0EMAKIMG.

 Y AM prepared at my shop in the Town Han \ building, to do all kinds of boot and shoemak- ing and repairing. W HOLTZ. Salisbury, Conn.,, June 9th, 1878. lyl7-vol-s
Connecticut western news., 1873-11-14
8nsiuess Cards.
SHARON STAGE

TNHIS stage will be regularly in waiting at ehar- A on station for sharon passengers froR the mail trains on the Harlem railroad.
 = ORANGE L. ABEL. sharon, Conn.,, July, 1S7S ly1voles
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-29
LETTER FROM ToNToGANY.

ToSToG ANY Aug. 25. 1873.
Ed. Journal: We are having verv dry and
hot weather Many Of our farmers are unable
/ II pl, the ground is so hard aud dry and seed
/ ing will be late.
The friends a. the Wood County Fair are ma
king the proper arrangements for the coming
exhibition. The track hr exhibiting horses ia
being fitted up, and the weather permitting, viii
be ia excellent condition. The Prumipm List
has been revised and 80 arranged as to give
bs'ter premiums to articles Of merit. There
will be a1.Iitnnal features to the fair that we
htve not had henstufore, and we look for one
Of the best fairs ever held in the county. Let
every one who feels an interest in sustaining the
/ fair ennmsnee at once to select such articles
and stock As they may have aud haye il all in
/ good nr Ter AMI on hand as early possible.
| Our citizens met a few evenings since at Ack-
ermtns Hotel AMI organic "A an association 20
be known as the TOntngany Driving Park ASSn-
don. Quite a nuasber have already joined
| The track on the race ground il 10 be used foe
the presant, and it is t, Dc 80 arranged that Ia
dies whn wish t. sPtnd an hour or two in learn
/ ing to drive and lie can hav. an opportunity
at ex ircse. fhey ttsp intcnl To uff:r premiums
! f,r ftst trutters, agi siy. Il only eur own eit
I liens an npf-t''.t! 81 trs,irg Tt,eir hnrScs bat
( persons frnm nLIsr places who may wish Ia come
/ here. TherI is already some pretty good stop
pers under framing
We can now Saast of two good hotels. The
/ PAtchen House, W. W. stephens, proprietor
| an the AckermIn Il"use, by W. Acksrman,
/ where travellers cAz tnd the best of aceonmp-
/ da,ion.
! solomon Kuder, one Of our Oldest citizens is
no more. lie died al his homestead on the 18Th
inst large cuneunEse of citizens aud friends
/ accompanied the remains to the grave His age
was about SO years, and for the last 81 years
| had been IA resident of Washington township.
! He served in the war of 1912 and was with Gen
| Harrison in the battle of the Thames where the
British, under Gen. Proctor. were defeated and
the celebrated chief, Tecumse was slain.
! In about nne week after the death Of Mr.. Ku.
der, the friends were called upon tn mourn the
loss Of another of uur old citizens, Alexander
! Acnrn. who had resided in Wood county fnr
nearly forty years. lie was a man Who BY
his kind and pleasing way had gathered arnnnd
, him many friends. lie married Miss Behind =,
1 Kuher, dIughtrr of the late Sulnmnn Kuder
aud resided IN this vicinity up to the line of his
death. Tyson
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-29
FnoM MoNrcoMERY rowNsnlr.
THE LOST KEY.

Inspired writer's have called the human hesrt
a tgmple. Within IL are stored away some Of
the most wonderful aud costly treasures. Lest
those should be stolen and desecratcd. the door
wav has been safely locked. The lock is of
such peculiar construction that Il cannot be
opened by false kew or be picked bv burglars.
For many ages the true KEY has been lost.
Great multtu1es who cannot find the kew have
been knocking away for admittance consequent
", the doorway To the heart has been terribly
battered aud bruised. Most men and somc wo
men when their minds are once fully set are in
dead earnest. They have invented all sorts o.
KEYS and tried To force an entrance. In this
contest the gods have had a share-Cupid, Nam
mon, Bachus. Mars. the Furies and host NJ
others. Politicians. pleasure seekers and mon
ev-makers, have all had a hand in the conflict
Every temple in one way or smother has been
assaulted. Tn every land and on every isle o.
the sea may still be found trac-s many hard
fought battle brave knights, lances and spears
study warriors, horse and riders, wounded and
broken hearts. the living dead and the dead
dead NAV be found in prnmiscuous and confus.
ed heaps. The wrongs that have been already
prrpetrated are numberless and alarming. The
olnquence Of both pulpit and bar and chains o'
! logic which thoughtful men anil women have
been forging Tor generations have not avuiled
tn alIay the fury # the combat. The doctors
have given It up. They can cure almost AT
diseases that hum h-sh il heir tn, hui hese
heart troubles are ont Of the question. Chicago
aad some OF the other little giants found out To-
| wpds the setting sun thought they could re
move the difficulty by emitting asnnder sundrr
mairim nial bonds that bound unhappy mrrtils
together. hut these Western remedies have ali
| signaliv failed. And hanging. spanking and
| bnmbarling, as " seems, dies M goDd. The
world is still full NJ Captain Jacks and quite u
large bndv OF poor, unfortunate devils, saints
and sinners nrc still roaming at large. The
question arises, what shall be dnn.? II will
not an tn waste any more powder. We can
blow up rocks and tear the b ,wels out Of the
earth and do almost anything else when our
! pluck Is up to white heat. But these bolts
! that lock up the hnliest treasures NJ the human
heart defy the pluckiest nf m,rtals and NJ guds
and resist the hardest blows. The infallibiltv
| of the Pope and the bitterness Of the sects can
nnt cast out devils. It does no manner Of good
| 10 pu blish the name nf an obstinate fellow in
! the newspaper. Is il not high time, Mr. Editor
To turn over a new leaf, and, ifpossible, hunt up
| that lost key?'
PRAIRIE DEroT, Aug 20, 1873.