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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-24

n DAY., commencing at 10 o'clock precisely, at
residence 2i0 West 2lst ST., near 7th av.,
s3aCO) worth handsome Household Furniture,
Paror Library and Drawing Room Suits in satin aud
b-ocatci iwo elegant Planofortes Bookcases 5O
Hooks Etagcres Turkish Chairs gilt Centre Console ana
Side Tables Bronzes, Paintings Lace Curtains, &C.
Dining gFnrniture-Extenson Table, Buffet Chairs Sill
yerware, &C.. wood and walnut Chamber Furniture
Bedscads Bnrcaus Washstands Dressing Cases. 20 hair
and sprng Mattresses suits In plush GOO rd
CARPET, \; B-lake TN or sth avenue cars hoBERT
carriages harness &C. connected with above, tur.
day's Herald
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-08-05

8efonbers riibmli6 mar audi ietn
&anpf fit cine perltiinftige 1tno fretitns
nt9e @eitaltung bes offentlt6en S6uLz
ipeienS lit Cincinnati; un0 nab 16fperen
Sdlnpfen bate er audi in btelem Streben
nnS Defenders in Der @infiibrun9 Der
beutf9en Spra6e in Ben @%tnctnnatter
Sreii6ulen, DoaitGnotgen @rfDlg.
@r eriDarb lt6 nameutlt6 bur6 B en-
&anrpf Elm uniterbli6es 8erbtenlt Inn
baS gan3e 0eutl6amertfanertbum benn
obne WtDlttor'S babnbre6enbem Ste9 ir
Cincinnati tpGre bic Gtnfl6rung Der
beutl6en Spra6e tt BEN Dffentleben
S6ulen 10 bieler atnerifanif6er @emein7
tpelen ntmn1ermeDr gelInqe1t.
Sm Sabre 1868, na6oem er nod NIT
ser gan3en 0lt6t ietner Sober unb Ieiner
bebeutenben perlonlt9en YopularttGt fir
bas quite 0edt Der Union uno Der Sreiz
belt gegen Sic Sflaben6alterz 0tebeuton
geitritten, sog er 1i6 ms 8rtpatleben
3uriiG. 9aS cincinnati Golfsblatt",
bas ltnter tbm nnb bnr6 i'm aus einem
fleinen uni6einbaren 8latte elm mG9tt>
ges Organ Der Brelle getporoen, ging
bann 3und6it in ben 8eiib ietnesS 6tptez
ger1oDues @uitab 6pf uno Worib Saco>
bis iiber, unb fpdter trat an Sacobt's
Steue Srieort6 9afa1ref.
Wolitor bate ii6 our1 fem langiGb>
RIGGS gBtrten ais Gebafteur nn0 Set
tungSberauSgeber nltr Elm bei6etoenes
8erm0gen ertpnrben; (bte 3ett beS glGn='
sen6en matertellen @rfolges bet grDBen
beuti6anertfantI6 den 8lGtter bat etgents
LTD erit na6 ieinem Giidtrttt begonnen;)
tlnlner6tn bate ct aber 9ellltg ertDDrben,
UNI letl1en 2e6ensabenO auf elmer lGnolt1
den 8eitButg BET Cincinnati obne Corr
gen berbrtngen s1 fonner. ST binterlGBt
etne Wttttpe, bier per6etrat6ete I09ter
ult6 et1telt 1lnber6eiratbeten So6n.
Wtolitor mar nt6t NUT ether Ser e6r>
li6iten nnb untetgenniibtgften, 1pnbsrn
aud elmer ser fenntntBret6iten, f6arf>
i%tnnigiten unb 9epanbteiten Sournaliiten
0es Ganoes; etne geptfie raube 2eioenz
i6aftlt6feit beeintrd6ttgte 1T frIberen
Sabren Sutueilen iein Wirfen; in ipGtez
ren Sabren ma6te ie 9rDBerer &ube
YlaB.
2tber audi in Sen Sa6ren ieines sr0Bz
ten l1n9eitimS tnar WDlttor etn groBe
miitbi9er unb bo6berstger pplttti6er
0egner. Dies Denies CT ). 9. i'm Sabre
1852 oaonr6, baB er nit beftem @rfDlge
letten gan3en @tnfluB CUR 9tettung ietnes
bamaltgen bttteren uu6 gefdbrlt6en Jour-
naltitti6en @egnerS &laupre6t aufbot,
ais bteier tDe9en b~luttger 3i6ttgung
zines ~gifttgen unb berlGumberti6en
Btnfeli6rei6ers berurtbeilt tporben mar.
lin ben barten @egner au retten, retste
Wolttor bamals io9ar perionlt3 gum
@DuDerrteur.
SIN tbm bot bas 0entI6amerifaner7
tbum etnen ietner beiten un6 berotente>
item 0etiteSptontere DerlDrem.*)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-08-05

peldes itber Captain Sad unO @enoien
ST urtDetlen bate, BON bemIelben @etitble
g%cleitet por6en lit. Setn llrtDetlSiprl6
gegen @apt. Sad un6 Die altOcren an Der
@rntDrDung Der SrteoenScontmiii0re be-
tbetltgten WtDbnc5 lnltet alt IS
mtttelft @r1 6teBen9".
@S lit IeBt Sa9e bes &rtegsIntntlterS,
bic 9fter st priifen ltr1O baum Sert9t an
BEN BrGitDenten 81 %eritatten, Der oaS
llrtbeil beftGtt9en fdnn oDer 0ltd nt0t.
Wfan S%ipeifelt ni6t Oaran, baB @eneral
Grant es beitGtigen lpirD.
Die W1eni0li6feit erfDrbert, baB ct
btes balOm0glt6ft tDrt. Wo5u Sad unO
@eno1ien nod LANCE int &erfer i6ma6ten
laiien, Der fit ben freten SoDn beS Wal1
beS peit i6redIt0er tit ais Der SOB BON
&riegerS 6anO :?
@an5 gere6t ipiirbe iibrtgenS Bic Gr7
i6teBung beS Captain Sad un6 ietner
@enoiien erit balr1 Iett, tpe1tn III 6emlelz
ben NugenbltGe, in tpel6em Bic S6iie
Ser @recrtton5manni6aft gegen ote1e
beloenmiitbtgen 9~totb6dute fra6en, Der
Strtf it6 UNI ben 6als iener tetgen
@eiBen Suiammen30ge, wel6e ipebrloie
g~efangene &rteger, Wetber un0 &inoer
Der Mo6ocS iiberfielen nn0 mor0eten.
2ei6er iinb aber bieie SeDnfa9 ben @algen
perbienenben Slei68eit6ter NOD nt9t
einnlal Derbaftet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-08-05

tti6en Stuttgarter y8eoba6ter", Ser 1i6
mebrere Gage bor Gnt3iidelt liber ben
6eGer I'M Gannitatter Q8il6elmSba0c car
ni0t 81 faiien tpuBte.
0rr0 ietn mGnnlideS Mrftreten trt
9eutI6lano lit 6eder in u~11eren Q(ltoen
nod geittegen. 8eina1e alle Yarteien,
DEFENDERS aber Ste nattonalliberole un6
Sic benofratti6e, nmiparben tbn BET 1etz
1tem @ri0einen in 9eutI6lanb. Sin
geip0bnlt6eS Wteni6enfin6 piir6e in
iol@er Sage etnfa6 Sen S6mei6el6onig
BON beioen Seiten altfgele6t unb 1i6 ettpa
nit ber 9(nSreOe, baB t6m mad 70 LANCER
2lbme1enbett fetn 11rtbetl itber 0euti6e
MISUNDERSTANDING 5uite6e, UNI ieoe ent>
16te0enf Stellung berum9eoriidt Daben.
9laberS Der vQ(lte" !Gr nabm ntrget6s Elm
8latt pDr ben Wtltn6, 1ort6ern la3te MQen
2tIeS, mas er benft uno fii6lt, mo6te es
tbnen gefduen, Dber nt0t. Den 9emo>
fraten iagte er BET peri6ie6e1en @elegenz
Detten, iie iouten ibr 2tebdugeln NIT SEN
lltran1Ontalten un0 1onitige Infringement
aufIteGen. GbenIo ent10teoen b%ertparf CT
bic SerpilttGt unb &raft7 ulto Saftlo1igz
felt Der Observation-Disclosures. Sic fii6len
Sic Mabr6ett 1etner 8orpiirfe MIR All
iebr. Cont piirben ite ntdt pegeln etniz
ger ie6r maBpoQer 6eder'i9er Seitenz
biebe ouf beuti9e 3uitGn0e aus &anb
unb 8an0 geratben, tpGbreno ite ie6e1t
TuBtrttt beS eDernen &analer5, bel1en
@rDBe 6eGer ebenio anerfennt tpie ct bic
Sapferfeit un0 StrammDeit beS beut16en
Soloaten berpl1nOert, banf6arli61t binz
ne6nen.
l1ebrtgenS lit Ser Site gegen 3eitungsz
a%ngriffe iebr Dartl0lGgtg; u11b am tpe>
ntglten miro er ft6 tpo6l bur6 oa5 pben
beipro0ene i6pG6li6e 0e6eul g~eiitiger
@ltltu6en ben g1ten 61tmDr it0ren laI5ett,
ielbit tpenn bteies @e6erl betln 8efannt7
perbe1t ieiner frGfttgen 8riefe an bic 81
ltnotS StaatS5ettultg, cine 3tpette Slltflaz
&c erleben 1oute.
9tu6 iirlb mir iiber5eugt, 6aB benfen6e
un6 1elbftitGn6tge Md1tner in 9euti01
Lamb IN 0eder5 Ofert6ett un6 g8abr>
bettsltebe fetnen Mtangel an beltti6em
BatripttSmuS, 1on0ern eben BEN e6ten
RatrtDttSmuS er6ltden lttb ertennel1
tDerOen.
QtGS 0eutI9lan6 ge9en Srattfrei6 Inn
feline @tnbett fGmpfte, mar 9tiemonb
f~eurt9er fir bteien &f ais 6eder unb
9euti6ar1erita. 9t6er Jest gifts in
9e1ttI0lan6 Ben frtebIi0en &arnpf fitr Sic
Tretbett; uno ber lit nun m0gli0, tpenr
man, ipte6eder, benz be1tti0en Golfe iei7
men Wtangel an Srei6ett aufbedt uno
seigt, itatt i'm na6 Ser Wallier Ser 6or=
tiget QreIie blr6 9tIDmeSpDralen SIT
DertuI6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-08-05

fanii0er 8lGtter fet manni6faltiger, fri
10eru. tt beiierem0 eutl6 gei6rteben nit
Der Der belten 3ettnngen in 0eutl6lanb.
8eton0erS 10relben erttere nit iDent9er
N%uSnaDmelt Elm rei1tereS 9eutf6. QSte &c
nod nm'S Sabr l848 in 9euti6lanb
Sttte mar, int 3eit1n9sartifeln cine
Wfenge fran50it11er NuSbriide ftatt eben:
10 be5et6nenoer beuti6er Nusbriife 81
gebral6en, 10 baben Dtele 8lGtter in
9eutl6lanO iebt cine tpabre Su6t, 1tatt
beutI0er Se5eidnun9en en9ltf6e an3u>
tpenoe1. Sn ber bentl6amerttanti6eu
Yreiie ba9egen miro bieS, pbglei6 ibr
Die englt16e Spra6e biel nG6er ltegt,
lnebr ut0 meDr DermieDen.
Sril6er rnb an%regenoer lit ser SSnbalt
Der INSTRUMENTATION BreIie nnbe>
Dtngt. Die meiiten etrppGti6 beltti6e1
Sldtter ft1to ~9eraoe5u lan9petltg, po3u
treilt6 AUDI ber nod tmt1er altf Der Brelie
TT 9euti6lanb laitenbe Druid beitrGgt /;
tbn bat man es ~grDBentbetls au3ui6reiz
ben, oaB 10 Dtelen 8lGttern in 9eutf6z
lQlto 2abutbeit uno 3obm6eit gut 3~tpeiten
Jtdtur ~getDor6en ftn0.
llnbeotn9t itberlegen lit bagegen ote
before Yreiie 0rauBen IN 8e3ng auf bas
SeltQeton; unb gang Defenders 9tlt otes
BON ben 9rDBen Miener 8lGttern. 0afiir
lit Bic @tener greiie aber aud in Den
metlten 8e5ie6nngen Der Yrelie inn beutz
10en 9tet6e ii6erle9en un6 felt bur6
tbre Net0baltt9fett b%eionbers bic 8erliz
ter Yre1le gGn5li6 in Ben S6atten.
&ann it6 Bic beut16amertfant16e
Breiie IN 8etreff bes 6e,1iqetDn's ni6t
nit Der europdii6beutl@en meiien, 70
bat tie oagegen, gera0e aus europa Ielbit,
before GorreipDnben3en ais Die euro
pQti6oe1tti6e. Aanentli6 16retben tii67
ttgeGublt3titen n0euti0lano fir 6eltti0z
anertfanii0e 8latter frti9er ais fit euz
ropdii6beuti6e.
Selbit Sic fleinere beut10amerifani16e
Breiie bat Sen Berglei6 nit Ser euro
pQtl0oeutl6 en 6ur6auS ni6t 5u i6euen.
Un1ere INSTRUMENTATION 2anoblGtter
1tno blr6i6ntttli6 meit better n1lb ret6z
baltt9er ais DaS &retsblGtt6en IN Noroz
6eutI6lanb unb 6as Qlmts> un6 Sn>
teltgen5>Gldttle tn Siiobeuti9lan6.
Nl16 1T gutem Son fann it6 ieBt Bic
be1tl6amertfanii6e Breiie i'm N1gemet=
men nit Der europGi16oeuti6en tppDl
me1ien. 9aS 8ummIertbum, gful6erz
tbuln 1tno Strol6entbum berf6tptnbet
ntebr llnD me6r aus tDr; 6as 2e1epubli=
FUN tpen6et fi6 nit @feI bon Stan6alz
bldttern ab, beren Spalten itets nit per-
i0nlt6en S6tmpfereten unb 8erleltm>
Dln9et gefilut itnb; nur bur6 fratnpf>
bates S0nDrren unb Steifbetteln frt>
iten al gang tpentgen Orten tn ben Ser.
Staaten Derdrttge Bt16e nod i6r not9z
0itrfttges 0aIein. SIN 9euti6lan6 aber
bat man am pentQften l1rfa6e, Ser
Observation-Disclosures 6tele tpentgen
Nuswii6le gum 8orpurfe au maiden;
benn Defenders in INSTRUMENTATION
uno in u~ltramontaren 8lGttern 0eut19>
Lambs Derri6t betnabe bte1elbe 80belet
un0 ¬enDafttgfeit tpte in ben eben ee>
fenlt5ei6neten Observation-Disclosures
n~a6meblGttern, = ur6 at Ser 8refie in
0enti9lano fOmmen iol6e Peitbeulen
Dett bGufiger Dor
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-08-05
Sic 9errett Goue0e&t in SeMtfG>
IA1ao+
Ius etnem grtpatbriefe &ernanm &atcr'S.#)
MIn6en, 8. Suli 1878.
SHIT .6efer INN inniinen NhfI

.01tt 6eder un6 ionitigen gbica=
eoer 8efaunten bin i'd bis iebt auBer
alem 8erfebr geblteben. 8on 9e1iau
na6 Wfannbetm lit, ipmett es bte lleberz
mitteluug BON gta6rt6ten b%etrtfft, biel
metter, ais bon @6icago mad 0eiialt. =
8eIonbers AUDI bier itno Die 3eitun9en
iGmmerlt6e g8ii6e. Sn Ser Summer
bonn 0DnneritG g frlb iin6 Die neuez
iten gta6rt6ten aus Wten bonn borber>
geberben Wontag, aus 9tom bonn bor>
ber9eben0en Samitag, bO6itens Sonnz
lag. 0ret Gage na6 benz S6luB De5
9tet6StagS las t6 in Der Itiirn6erger
3ettung ben 8ert6t Omit vS6luB foIgtD
itber Oie DDrlebte Sibung Oeiielben. SIS
flttgt unglaublt6, lit aber bu6itdbIt6
paDr. SON Nmertfa, auBer BEN Sob
uno Ne6ielcoursnOtirungen AUDI nt6t
etne Stlbe!
Substituting 6amtt 1tebt audi Sic bDutg
nt6tsbeoeutenbe Stellung Der Breiie uno
tbrer Gertreter. 9te1e 1tn6 NIT menig
NuSnabmen arme S6tnbltber9en bon
auSgeprdgtem Observation-Disclosures.
11no bic @usnabmen iu6en lire Steuung
ais BreBmeni6en 10 pertg ais moglt6
81 b%etonen, btelmebr eber oer8eiieu 81
MAIDEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-08-05
g}dh fIr,[t6 nerDffent[idter

- Na6 fir3lt6 DerDffentli6ten Wfttz
tbeilungen bes Observation-Disclosures itber
baS Nuftreten Der 6 bolera itno in
8reuBen I'M neutrality-suspicious.
berg in Der ?3ett bonn 10. bis n. SUM D..
S. utter BEN 6lOBern auf Der @ei9iel
unb ben @inmobner11 BET Sta0t nno nn1z
gebu1g S6ultb % @rfranfl1ngsfGue,
tpoDon II nit t0btli9em Qlusgange, porz
gefommen. SIM &retie 8reSlau nnO i'm
&retie Oblau baben in Der l3eit bonn 20.
bis 25. Stunt mebretegrfranfungen itattz
gefommen. SIM &0ntgret3 9 a d II
fin0 bonn Is. bis %. Stunt in BEN @ez
ri6tsamtsbeSirfen Neunimpti9, Nte6erz
gabtb nno W0litni5 ! @rfranfungen,
6arunter 2 nit t00tli9ept ausganoe. port
gefpmxsaHp
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-08-05
Gopit6m sac, Sntper mmO S4et.

Die Suinois Staatsaeituag 6rang BON
9nfang oil barauf, OaB man einen 10
tapferen un6 gei0idten &rteger tpte @az
pitdn Sad troB ietnes an Sen. @anbD
begangenen 8erbre6eu5 nt6t benfen,
i%onOern eri6ieBen ioQe, inDem cine ritz
terli6e Station etnem iol9en 0egner
immer6tn etnen Soloateutoo itatt oes in
ben Nugen 0eS rDt0en Wfannes 0oppelt
i6ntd0li6en &O0es am @algen getpq6ren
f0nne.
s. ~E2!t unS. baB 6as Grteosaeri6t,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-08-05

unentbebrIi6en 8unbesaenofien ser
Sr%etbettspartet bebt nno ifSnfert. ser 1T
ein Tetl1b Der Sreibeit. St mus. nenr1
ct elm ebrli6er Mann iein tptu. fi6 f
EN- fit bie puritaniI6e Law 1tn6 Order
Yartet erfldren. ST muB, penn er fein
g 6Iet6er un6 GerrGtber 1T.
o ffen nnb mn3tpeiD emtt9 iaoen'
6aB ct Die p~urttantI6e 9oGi3etfu&tei
elmer nit 6ilfe ber &atboltfen erru1oes
men 8efreiun9 DOratebe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-08-05
9ieIe @rmdbisun9 tritt jebo9 MIR 6ann elm, II

UTele @rmdBtgun9 trltt leoo@ mn oanlf EN-, msnn DIE
Nomen Der @bouuenten ouf einmal etn9eianbt wer7
ben, urb awur inter 8oramsbesabImn8 fiIr Sas
Sabr 1873.
Ereten Sn eiuem Club ipdter weitere Nbonnenten birsu
70 peroeu bic @bonuemetspretie fir biee gu %benielben
@Iub>9tatenb erebnet. Golden, Die Clubs BON 90 bis 25
&bonneuten biiber, ienoeu mir 1 gremplar gratis.
Seosr alte 4bonuent, Der nod Swsi meme @bOunerten
i'll 1873 unO 81 einieubet, erbdIt iein @remplor eu Sobr
rel.
I'm Roftmeiiler, 9eenten &C. fir Ytibe un6 r%ntoteu su
ntiddOigen, g~epdbren mir b~euielben eiuen &abatt pou
10 Grosent aui ale GeIOer, bic ms uou Oenielben stnsez
idnot werbeu.
@ebeinien6ungen ftnb, no es m6grif, in Guit @elbs
anpeiIungcn Ooer regtitrirteu Srieien SIT MAIDEN.
Ytan aoreiire:
Sutmois Gtaats5ettausssGo.,
@gicaso, Su.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-08-05

SdoIfde 9nsoqbe per cSqbr. i'm Ioraus ........ $1,000
Scr gSeIten per SQbr. 200
ESdcntIide @uSoQbe per Sohr. 200
G6teutlibe 4usgabe mad Seuti6laub per Sabr.. 40
Sad sSronfrei6, 400
gIad Der S6pei3 5.OO
e. 8eieuungeu limb su aoreiiiren an bic
SAtmoiS Staatsseitnmss=Go.
Nbirnnn cu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-08-05
ScInrhere &nrtgsile

~semdBren mir @boumenten, bic iid fir Gerbreituns uns
,eres BIottes bemlBen, ME fOlgt:
gSpd,enblatt, iowte NeIen:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-08-05
Gd9lide unb pO6eltIi3e
a.SGItuptS GtnntSSeitMn9"
uno
,,Der Weftcn."
Der Wthcn."
efbnntteme

pffiee. ete of=gGoibingtonfr. unO 5. @uenue.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-01-17
Friends are Gods Gifts.

Talmage says :-''I remark. further that
God arrapgss all our friendships. You we're
driven to the wall. You found man just
at that crisis who sympathized with you and
bel ped you. You say, How lucky was
There was No luck about it, God seat that
friend just as certain as he seut the ravens
to feed Elijah or the angel to streng then
Christ. Your domestic friends, your BUSH
ness friends, your Christian friends -God
seut them to bless you and if any of them
have proved traitorus, 1t is only to bring
out the value of those who remain. Ii some
die, it is only that they may stand on the
outposts OF heaven to greet you at your com
ing, You always will have friends, warm
hearted friends, magnanimous friends, aud
when sickness comes to your dwelling, there
will BIZ watchers; when trouble comes to
your heart, there will be sympathizors {;
when death comes, there will be gentle
fingers to close the eyes and fold the hands,
and consoling lips to tell of resurrection
On! we are compassed by BODY guard of
friends. Every man, if be has behaved
himself we'll, is surrounded by three circles
Of friends; those on the outer circle wish
ing him we'll; those in the next circle wish
ing to help him; while close up to bis heart
are few who would die for hun. Goi pity
the wretch who has not got auy friends
Lilo has not behaved we'll
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-01-17
Poetry.
ANOTHER YEAR.

"Another year, she said, "Another year
These roses have watched with 30 much care
Have watched and tended without pain or fear
Shall bud and bloom for me exceeding fair,
Another year !" she said, 'another year.
Another year." she said, 'tanother year."
My life, perhaps, may bud and bloom again
May bud and bloom like these red roses here,
Unlike them, tended with regret and pain
Another year, perhaps, another year.
Another year, ali yes another year,
When bloom my roses, all my life shall bloom
When Summer comes, my Summer teo'H pe
here,
And | shall cease to wander in this gloom
Another year, ali yes another year.
For alb another year, another year,
I'll set nv life in richer, stronger soil,
And prune the weeds away that creep too near,
And watch and tend with never ceasng toll
Another year, ah yes another year"
Another rear, alas ! another year.
The roses all lay whitening near their prime,
Poor blighted buds, with scanty leaves and sere,
Dropping and dying long before their time
Another year, alas ! another year.
A I'D ah another year, another year,
Low, like the blighted dying buds, she lay,
Whose voice had prophesied without fear,
Whose hand had trimmed the rose tree day by
day,
To bloom another wear another year
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-01-17

YESTERDAY when I bought the house, "
said his wife, quietly.
Mr. Newton gazed at bis wife in profound
astonishment.
What on earth do you mean. Eliza
beth 2" he impaired.
''Just What l say The house is mine.
and what is mine is thine. So the house is
yours. Ezra.
"Where in the name of goodness did you
raise the money p asked her husband, his
amsz ment still as great as ever.
Il haven't been managing wife for ten
years for nothing" said Mrs. Newton, stnil
ing.
With some difficulty Mrs. Newton per-
suaded her husband that the price Of the
house was really the result of her savings.
He felt when he surveyed the commodious
arrangements of the new house. that be had
reason to be grateful for the prudeno" of bis
managing wife.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-01-17
Breaking and Bending.

II may break, but I will never baad,'
one sometimes hears foolish, hoily.toify
young person say-a high tempered young
person, who prides herself on her in lepen.
dence, on her spirit, on the tenacity with
which she can hold her own against any
amount of pressure that may be brought to
bear on her-an ignorant young person. not
versed in the grammar of common seose.
and to whom the very elements of the sci
ence Of life are as yet unknown. Il may
break, but 1 will never bend" says the fool
ish young person, tossing her head at patsr-
pal authority, fatty defying mammas more
gentle admonifions, and rejecting all broth
cry advice Of frank submission, all sis.erly
good words of tender yielding, at so many
snares and pitfalls into which, if she walks,
she loses her dignity and gains disgrace
Heaven help her high-tempered folly
As # submission to lawful authority was
disgrace; as if believing 10 the value Of that
wisdom which comes Only by experience
was the mark of feeble mind as il &C.
certipg the inevitable with the patience and
resignation by which alone can be avoided
useless and unseemly struggle, was the
sign of aught but wisdom and philosophy
and proof that the most difficult Of all
knowledge, the relative measure OF strength,
has been acquired and is now used to good
purpose. Nothing of all this will the hoity-
toty young person see +; and you might as
well put au unbroken colt between the
shafts and attempt to drive him soberly
along the highway, as to bring such IA
ture as hers into the ordinary habits of
home discipline, without more trouble than
perhaps the conformity is worth. Almost
better let the rebel go free in her rebellion,
than strive for loyalty which csnuct be
won, and as little forced
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| LIVER
DISEASE.
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AFTER CROSSING LEWIS CREEK BRIDGE
Having recently leased the above Stables, late
ly occupied by Ed. Burke, and having supplied
them with every adjunct to complete livery
we are now prepared to furnish our friends, and
the public generally, with anything they may
need IN that line.
Our horses are young, fresh, fast, and
well broken; our Buggies, Carriages &C., new
and of the latest style. and our drivers Sc
lected with special reference to the comfort and
safety of our patrons.
Pleasure parties accommodated at all hours
with single or double buegies, riding horses, fol
ladies and gentlemen, Carriages, Spring wagons
&c. Parties wishing to visit Weyer's Cave
would do well to give us a call.
Horses fed by the day, month or year, at usua
rates.
Special attention given to the sale of stock
We still occupy the extensive stabling at thu
old National Stable ground, where our friends
(if they find it more convenient to call) can be
accommodated as heretofore
Hoping, by strict attention to our own bust
| ness, to merit a continuance of the favor shown
us in other places, we respectfully solicit share
of the public patronage. dec8-tf.
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FARM AND FIRESIDE.

The american Farmer for January saws ::
In our last volume we gave various formu.
las for the making of fertil ger for the
benefit OF our new readers who prefer ma
KING such to purchasing any of the numer-
GUS commercial manures offered 10 the sew
sral markets of the country, we give below
one which will no doabt be found valuable
La the Southern Cultivator correspon.
dent of that paper says he has been usiog
for the last two years the following with
decidedly superior results in comparison
with severrl popular brands of commercial.
fertilizers. We give it for the benefit of
our readers
Fine stable manure, fresh from the
stalls. 1900 lbs ); @ Nitrate of Soda, 40
lbs; 3 Sulpha'e of Ammonia, so lbs 4.
Common salt, halt bu-hel; s. B ne dust,
Dbl; Land Plaster, / bbl.; 7.
Good wood ashes. 2 bhIs.
Dissalves 2. 3 and in barrel of water.
aud sprinkle the solution over the stable
manure, spread out eight or ten inches
'hick on tight floor work up thoroughly.
say ten or fifteen minutes with long prong.
ID iron rakes Then spread again and add
D; mix few minutes and again level the
mass; add b. and mix little while longer:
spread again and sprinkle on 7; few min
u'es more mixing, and the compound NAV
be shoveled into one corner OF the house.
After 1t has gone through heat, which re-
4ulres two or three weeks, it will be ready
FOR use.
ln making this compound, the first thing
TO be done, is to fill a barrel with water, If
ton is to be made; put in the salts, and
let one hand stir while others are getting
he stable manure. It ought to be stirred
zen or fifteen minutes Ii conve pient, warm
water would facilitate the dissolving pro-
cess
If the guano house is near the stables.
three hands can make four tons day, man.
ipulaling half ton at time The smaller.
the quantity, of course the more thoroughly
1t can be mixed. The compound that /
rnade last winter, cost Toe Sl3.4O per ton,
not luclu ing stable manure and ashes.
Nitrate of soda cost 10 New York Al cents.
aud sui phate of ammonia cents Der pound.
In ordering the ingredients, it is best for
several farmers to combine together and it
should not be forgotten to order the chemicals
marked and shipped as manure Nitrate of
soda looks very much like common salt,
and may be readily mistaken for salt, both
on account of appearance and weight. Sui.
phate of ammonia is of grayish color, and
not so heavy as the soda. l mention this,
recolecting that last winter several farmers
we're at loss to know the one from the 9TH
err thus causing at first some confusion and
Inconvenience.
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ID H. TROUT, F. T. STRIBLING JR.,
AND FRANK B. BERKELEY.
Having this day, May 10. 1870, formed part
nership, will conduct the drug business at the
old stand of P. H. Trout, under the style of
TROUT, STRIBLING L BERKELEY,
who will carry on the business in all its branches
with renewed energy and with increased facili-
ties. They offer inducements to all who may
need Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Coal Oil and
Lamps, Fancy Articles &c.
Special attention given to compromising Ply
sician' Prescriptions, which department is under
the control Of T. B Berkeley.
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