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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26


A REVIVAL AMONG THE MINERS
For the last six weeks the Rev. Tyndsl
assisted by the Rev Mr. Hudson OF
the Premitive Methodist Church, has
been holding a revival among the
Miners in Pigeon Diggings. About
forty have been converted and the
greatest enthEsiasum is yet manifested
at the meetings. For over two weeks
these meetings were kept up, without
producing the least sign of Success /;
but at length the ice was broken and
the acquisitions are nightly numbered
by the dozen. The meetings are
generally held in the cabins of miners.
the building not exceeding l6xl6 feet,
where from 100 to $50 people will
congregate and stand packed together
for hours at a time. Rev. Tyndal,
walks seven miles and back on each
evening to participate in the good
work. Monday evening last brought
forth several male converts, and more
are on the road to Christ. The work
has reached Lancaster, and almost
every evening loads of our people
drive down TO listen to the magic
power of the Rev. Tyndal's voice.
In personal, Mr.. T. would not appear
as one endowed with any peculiar
gift to reace the stout heart OF the I'M
converted miner; but it is said by
those who have been in attendance
that he is hard to equal in this section.
At noon-day the converted miners
IN some drift and there
hold their prayer meetings. Among
those who have found comfort in the
religion as exPounded by the Rev.
Tyndal are many old men who have
delved in the earth for lifetime, and
had become, as it were, almost case
hardened against divine teachings.-
1t is to be hoped that the meeting will
be continued until more of them are
brought from out their sinful ways.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
Farm For Sale,

The undersigned will sail his farm of 200 acres, in
the town Of Miilville about miles south Of the
Village Over 100 acres we'll fenced and IN high
state Of tivation A good bearing orchard and give
living springs on the land one spring within four
rods Of the house. One 40 has spring creek running
across corner With good mil seat II, aud
about IS Of permanent valley meadow. There Is
a frame dwell ing house and 'raGe b.rn With COW
sheds Plenty of timber for all necessary purpose
and frat rate Catt range. Tht prize per Hsre ia
$40 Ample time given part ofthe purchase mon
eY. For terms aud particulars, address,
+. r. SPRAGGEN,
49tf%l MilIyille. Wis,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
Thirty Years Experience Of an
old sMRse.

Mrs. WinsIOw's Soothing syrup IL thr pre-"
scEiptiOn of Jne of the best female Physicians and
Nurses in the United states, and has been used for
thirty years with ling safety and success by
millions of nothers and children from the feeble in
FAINT of week old to the adult 1t acidty
of the stom ich relieves wind colic regulates the
bowels, and gives rest health and comfort TO mother
and child We believe it TO be the Best and Sure-t
Remedy in the World. in all OF DYSENTERY
and UIARRHEA IN CHILDREN, whether it arises
from teethins from any other cause. Full direc
lions for using will accompany each bottle. None
Genuine unless the fac-simile of CURTIS PERKINS
is on the outside wrapper. Sold By all Medicine
Dealers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26

.B Never be above business, no
matter what the calling may be, but
strive 10 be the best in that line.' He
who turns up his nose at his work
auarre!s with his bread and butter. :
lie is q poor smith who quarrels with
his own sparks; there is no shame
about an honest calling. Don't be
afraid Of selling your hands; there is
plenty of soap to be had.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
d. ED.

In Orion. February IL, 1874, Clyde only child Of
John and Mary Shafer, aged months and 10 days
In E'lenboro. January 2s, 1874 Of brain Fever Abe
Ohio, only child OF Abel and Emily Roberts, aged 9
years and "a days.
In Lancaster, February IS. 1874, John, youngest
of Alexis and Margaret Chase, aged months and
Is days.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
UNREDEEMED LANDS
Tax Notice---For Deed.
OFFICE or COUNTY CLERK,

LANCASTER Grant Co VIE, Dec so 1878.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that tn" 70 lowing
~ described lands aud village lots in the courty Of
Grant and State Of wisconsin sold by the treas
urer OF said county the 9th day Of eept, A. D. 1871
for the delinquent taxe- of the wear 1917.
The amount set opposite each tract Of land and VII
ASe lot Is the amount Of tax and harges due
ther, computed up the last day Of redemption.
Now, therefore. unless che taxes and Charges, 20
gether with the redemption fee, are paid on the fol-
lowing described tracts ofsud and village lots on OF
before the 5th day Of Sept D. 1874, the same will
be conveyed by deed to the purchasers, according
60 the provisions oflsw.
DESCRIPTION SEC. ASSESSEDTo AMT
Tora :, RGHgs 4-BsetoEa
Ell OF nwk % Asa Smead SIS IS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26

.W~W We clip the following from the
Darlington REPUBLICAN
On Monday OF last week, as the
boys were playing ball, at Frepman's
Schoo' House. in the town of Wiota,
Andrew Hall and Thomas Close ran
against each other with such force az
to break young Halls collar bone. -
He was taken home and DR., Abra-
hams, OF Fayette, was called. He ID
in fair way to recover
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
Farm for Sale.

The undersigned will sell his farm Of $50 acres,
hce-iu the town OF Fennimore. 100 under cut
tivatieD, balance timber wall wstered and fenced
G'od buildings the premises. The farm is wei 10
sd On the main road leading to Lancaster good
school within quarter of a mile. There is also q
young orchard Of 2t0 trees. Price $22 per For
further particulars call on the subscriber on the
premises L. K SANDLEBAOK X.
Mt Ida Jan so, 1874 4qm3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
Mill for Sale.

The Mil known "a the " Adamsville MIL in the
town % Thereon, Iowa County, Sis is for sale 1t
is in excellent condition, well fitted mp and Is adapt
ed for doing large bu-ness Belonging TO il ARE 80
acres of land aud several houses The whole will be
SO d at very great bargain Apply 20 Geo. X CIV
the premises, to Harker Spsnsley Mineral Point
Wis. 49ni
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
Cheap Farm for Sale.

will sell farm of SO acres mil es north Of roto-
ST. and u mile south west Of Jackson's place s
frame honse granery, barn and other buildings
good well and cisern with pump;
young orchard. guod school by. Price 1900
third caeh balance en- time. PHIL R0ESCH
4Sw5 Poivsi, Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26

The Household PanlCea
and
Family Liniment.

il the best rsmedy in the world for the following
complaints. VIZ. Cramps in the Limbs and Stomach
Pain in the stomach Bowels pr 81 10 Rheumatism IL
all its forms Bilious Couc Neuralgia Cholera Dys-
EMERY, Colds Fresh Wounds Burns, Sore Throat
Spinal Complaints, sprsn, aud Bruises, Chills and
Fever For Internal and External Use
It's operation is only 10 relieve the patient but
entirely moves the cause Of the complaint II pen
etrates and pervades the whole system restoring
healthy action TO all it's parts sad qlicksning the
bloou,
The Household Psnaees is purely Vegetable
and Ali Healing
Prepared BY
CURTIS 4 BROWN
Nc 2i5 Fulton street, New York.
For sale by sii druggists. 10y
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26

Come FOR THE DRUMMERs.- Al
most every man, woman and child in
Grant county knows, or if not know
ing, has heard Of Jehiel Hyde the
great family "grocerist" of Lancaster.
Jehiel is now mixed up with TWO
several and distinct drummers-- Harper
and McSheary-who deal in groceries.
Last Monday morning these gents
called upon Hyde, with their samples
they opened out, one on the right, the
the other ON the left First Harper
would call off his goods and prices,
then McSheary would ''drop" on him,
and vice versa. 1t is almost needless
to say that Hyde enjoyed this cross
fire, but yet snch is the truth. lie
ordered goods by the case, the barrel,
and the car load. His entire order is
now in transit and will soon be opened
IN Lancaster. Ofcourse, his customers
will profit by this rs there is nothing
mean about "Hiel' and his invoice
will be disposed Of at bottom figures.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
CTRAYED-GELpING.

From the undersigned residing in Cassville, Wis
on or about September LIST, 1873 dark bay four
year old geld'nR with heavy name and tail CART
his head rather high short and heavy buit, has no
marks excep that the hind legs crooked Any
person returning said horse givn information OF
his whereabouts. viii be literally rewarded
OTTO KLSI&PELL
Csssvile. Dec !, 1878 27tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26

FIRE AT PATCH GROVE. = Last
Thursday evening the blacksmith and
Wagon shop belonging to Mr. =. l.
Weed # Patch Grove, was burned TO
the ground. Mr.. VS. dwelling in !,
close proxi. pity, was only saved
through the ex.ertions OF the citizens
in throwing snow and water. IL IS
not known how the fire originated, or
in what part of the building. The
loss on shop and fixtures IS S2,ooV'
covered By an insurance OF sl,3oO IN
the Northwestern Of Milwaukee,
Mr.. Weed being man of energy,
will undoubtedly erect another shop
and continue his business. Now IS
fitting opportunity, for those knowing
themselves indebted to the loser, to
promptly pay up their dues ard thus
enab ed him to proceed without EN-
barrassment.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26

.YA workman at Allison's ice
house while engaged in unloadln5 ice,
on Saturday, Feb. 81, was severely
jured by the recoi of rope, used
for drawing the ice up the slide The
rope broke when it was at great ten
sion, and recoiled with much force,
striking the man about the knees,
knocking his pins from under HIM,
sending him about ten feet n the air.
When picked up, he was senseless.--
DubuqVe Times.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26

LANCASTER M ARKET
CHICAGO MA dKET.

Chicago Feb. q,
N'heat--No IL 's0l l0A No2$ll7
Corn-57 = @571zc. cash.
Oats-4'c. cash
Rye--S3c.
Barley 6S@$l SO
Dressed uegs S. 1896 Is.
Live Hogs Receipts 5000. Sales at IS l5@6 80
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
Archer Ferry and Farm for
Sale.

The property known as Archer's Ferry and farm Il
offered for sale good terms. There are l4e acres
all 4 nder fence-50 acres thereof good bottom -
Good DIV eling and stables on the premises. The
fer income is from to eight hundred dollars
per year. Terms ons-t bird cash. the balance time
Apply TO the subscriber on the premises
GEORGE GRIFFIN,
Dickevville Sept 10 1873 1917
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
TAKEN TP-STEER.

By the subscrber on lands Owned and occupied b,
the lst day of February 1874 ale red Steer twl
years old neat Spring mark IN the right ear WITH
an uuder Bit and apparently little slit of the upper
side OF the left ear. No otheO mark. the ownsr l.
requested prove property pay charges and take said
stray away ENOCH GROOM
Cassvile February ?. 1874 4swI
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
TAKEN TP-uEIFER.

By the subscriber on LARD owned by him IN the
town Of Mt. Hope two miles east Of Mt. Hope. on the
Military Ridge the 1T Of 0cto,er 1873 one red
yearng Heiter, with white r. the forehead, some
white on tbs belly The own,T is requested prove
property pay charges and take said stral away.
4sw4# ALPHONs0 TRAP.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
A Useful BOX for Families.

| There has probably no other work ever
been issued from the press containing as much
useful Information Tor families, in relation
| TO health, and diseases as the Que before US.
1.-The American Family Physician" by Pro-
fe-Sor King OF Cincinnati, OHIO, ply stefan
| oil about forty years practice author o. the
| "Amercan Eclectic Di~pensatory :" work
| on Chroric diseases oil over sixteen hundred
pages, and other reliable siandcrd works for
the medical p. ofsssion. His long experience
| aud practical knowledge has enabled him TO
get up work suited | the wants of the peo-
pie, free fom incomprehensibe medical
| terms No one need fear being imposed upon
| by this book Ii is a high toned moral, a
deep mental aud thoroughly medical work.
Scientific III every respect, but free from
te NC titie'. All pro es@ Ional obscurtles
Dr. Kings wide reputation az a safe, ju-
olclons aud experienced practitioner and his
being extensively engaged in education PIN i.
slrIans, are the best guarantees that could be
offered, that this book, which is the mature
product OF all his study and practice is one
worthy of confidence Especially should il
be in the hands of every mother, treatise so
plain on all diseseas ofchiljren showing helm
portance of timely action. when simple REM
edies and good nursing will do more than
strong medicines and eminent physicians
afterwards The work also contains nun
Der OF pages treating on the various diseases
OF arm stock
We advise all our friends 10 give the work
thorough examination when the agent calls
W hat Physicians y about Dr.. Trask's Mag
neuc Ofntment.-Msuy EN-. nent physcisns are
introducing the Magnetic Ointment into their prac
tice, and speak in the most enthusiastic terms OF it's
success over a large ass of diseases
The following physicians have handed in their
names references:
Dc G.o. b Vim q sveland, Wstervlle
DR., Bucki CHAM Marshall,
- Preston. esngerfeld
Bingham Utica N. Y,
:" Bronson Clinton,
81 BisseIi Clinton
SEES idvc rtsement in another column
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES

NARROW ESCAPE Friday night OF
last week John Slower, of Cadiz,
Green county, narrowly escaped q
serious accident. He was going from
a party given by one of his neighbors,
and was driving his team along the
road on high ridge, when the sleigh
slid around over the edge of cliff
about twenty feet in height. He found
it impossible to turn his horses and
get the sleigh into the road, and
while endeav"ring to do so it became
detached from the team, and fell over
the cliff, carrying Mr.. and lady
with it Luckily, and almost mira
culously, it seems neither OF the per-
sons were seriously injured; the sleigh,
however, was broken to pieces -
Darlington Republican.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
DR.. CLARKE's ACCOUNTS.

an those indebted TO me for medical services must
sattIe vith Bushnell Clark. in whose hands have
left AL nv accounts for collection. hops this Will
be sufficient notice TO debtors as VII De neee
~ engas cd ara unable 10 attend personally to the
settl euseat OF these accounts
zSw2 r A'SLA NM
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
Children often iOOk Pale and
sick.

from no other cause than having in the stomach
BRD&NS VERMIFUGE CoMFIrS
III destroy Worms without injury the child being
perfectly hite, and free from all colorpg other
Injurious ingredients usual used in worm pre2sre-
tloRs.
CURTIS & BROWN Proprietors.
No 2l5 Fulton Street York
Soldby Druggists and Chemists md dealers in Asdi
ciales az rwENTY- FIVE CENTS Blk.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
TAKEN UP-STEER.

By the subscriber living ion sever, sownshiI
six, range three West, teuulmore. Jran, County
Wisconsin about the 18th day Of January. 514
red aud v hlte steer two years Old next spring
No other marks. The owner is rsquest TO prov
property, pay charges, and axe saia .tTsy swsy
kL.ZABkTH pAkRIs
Fennlmore Januarv Is Is74 4swi
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
TAKEN UP-SrEER

BY the subscriber on lands owned By him section
two. town six. range 81, beng IN the town o.
Wngyills on or about the first day Of jam airy, 1874
uRe red steer, with white the forehead aud SONS
white GA the trisket, and small osp OF the right
ear The owner IL requested to prove property pay
charges and take said strsy away
JOSEPH ZoLEDoCK.
wingville January Q. 1874 s9w4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26

.B 1t is reported that the young
people who went out to BATAVIA to at
tend a dancing party last Tuesday
evening, met with series of mishaps,
whi1h served as damper to their
otherwise pleasant time. 1t is said
that several cutters were upset, which
sad y demoralized the sleighs, if not
the ladies. One horse ran away, being
badly injured thereby, and several
robes and whips were lost
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26

SURPRISE PARTY "A very pleasant
birthday surprise, in which several
couples from Galena participated, W as
perpetrated upon Miss FANNIE WeigeI,
of DUBUQUE, last Thu sday evening.
The affair is thus described by the
Telegraph:
yesterday was the anniversary Of
Miss Fannie Weigel's birthday, and,
in honor Of the occasion a number OF
young ladies and gentlemen assembled
at the residence of her father, Mr.. Fred.
Weigel, to participate in social par
ty. Miss Fannie was taken complete
ly by surprise, as the affair had been
kept secret from her until the arrival
of the guests. About half dozen
couple from Galena were present.
The Germania Band furnished the
music for dancing, which was kept up
by the guests until 2 O'Clock this morn
ing, with a cessation Of about an hour,
which was employed in doing justice
to an excellent supper"
, 1874-01-25
brandy from Suwduss.

Zetterlund, after boiling cwt. Of seTdnst
and so.7 cwt. of water, under pressure a. 2
pounds to tho inch, found 1888 per cent of he
mass to be grape sugar; md with 2A houra Of
further boiling, ABS per cent. or 1867 per cent
Of the sawltst to be grape sugar-an amount he
was unable to exceed After ueutraIzing the
acid With lime until the cooled mash contained
bnt q per cent, according to- Ludc1sdort's test:
At sc degrees fermen4 made Of 20 pounds Of
bruised malt was added. In 96 hours fermenta-
nrarts Of brapdy OF 50 pcr cent, at 50 degrees
perfectly FREQ from odor or taste Of turpentine,
@ nrobap1e lint Tho process might be successful on
! largo scale, if this amount of water and time OF
boiling g1 ssaaa. b e9pe9
, 1874-01-25

blood Of yesoucii. and not mnny years since the
ancient house was repreacnred here ID tho per-
ao, ~ M,dor,o Vns,,r1cii18 who came to visit the
1an5 r.mo5 for 1,ar ancostor. A;ncricus, nearly
rouT hundred vcars aco. Tho Duchess D Alb
ranfcs- Madame Juuot. the wife Of Napoleons
treat officer. waB Commences, whose farnily-
Tccords united her house with the Byznutiuo
Emperor Of that name. and his more celebrated
-a1at;yo tbo historian ANN Commences coutem-
,,nra-, .,;tI, tn f;Tst Crusade.
fTi' sr;1;ar1 1hrorvhr homo
THE rwo poys,
a5ont,c the Younger. Luke; the older one
eventually going to lis new home IN New YORK
n1 hrotIars varo both well cared for and edu-
aa4s fo hus;nasa. the alder becoming in time
so1u nerc,ant e in New York md the other bsnkor
=, 'ae Waa1ar, state Some tirno after his return
from GTecce Miller married lady Of fortune,
tiut Nv eo5 ia r,t1or hriaf 1ife to tho law at
~ a4a sTta1ar n,- ord r. thn carcs of large
lue ;aonel 4i ~, iaa ta 9rou, hnvo been DroTn-
= LIZ s.stn md in tho political affairs Of
sns a nlrr ~ u ~ exents we're shened some years
efter att lis death; but. while he lived, his opinions
anu lee';us dnntod %oo fy either Of tic two great
:s: t'Iis ~ ~; uo auvt .t'an arietinr.
poTi', rar,,an,hsr when a jaI. to have been ono
49, H. s;4S w., "tit ttt1o Greek boy in Col.
| ony Nlln ,;t.,x,, 1no 49, ,.,,ora he vas show
Ml'er [ro,,i1an,on the souvenirs OF his
tns eo1ie ben1e .sn''., thcm the aword of byron,
ul5eA nlec!u4' saa, onnnecri1,ts ancient and mod
ana eo1:o 4!,;,a tha 1entien,en were examining the
s,,,a,tu +1,a little hor took up the 6Yord, and,
qocuiaentsi .;.ll. - f.a,,, .nu tna sca|,bard
drawing 1t IRON rpaxn,snHn 1us neto. IT oSEn NE,
Butt the strength q lis little arm sscasoG not ssnS
equai .,,arons ~ snv proxnity to my head, which
,ruad t6e cdlone aad ho and gently
ai - fron, his hand saving, 'sDly eon, 1t u
took u tLo.t t;,nt ta1cs tie Sword Shall perish
MaittIn ~ sword" nv extreme youth. and the
9cht the constituent upon the dangerous proceed
iIsnt s,;d not norrnit of any sentiment arising
1nt,, utu ~ thnna,,t That tho sword Of Byron Ind
iron a 1n2ed rno over nv head by ono who bore the
pone norm and in whose veins coursed the blood Of
nIn.;"da. ~ Marathon.
aln1iAoe7 - m. HOWE.
..,o, TIN establishment of the new Greek Gov
a'nnaent ar,ra visited several of tho Capitals Of
Tnrono. and vas in Paris ut the dethronement
Of Charles Y. aud the advent OF Louis Phlippe
soon after his return home the brilliant
os,;a,a,no,,ta oJoa of his early manhood wcre
| acAlo'cnS1 ~. ~ ho,5 and hnsrt of Now Tork's
croNneo ny ll,o naHu ,nttas aa =, +1,a noraon n,
most accomplished aauSn1oti - W S;,o.
the learned ana srace1ul out.f: az: o1us; a.t
then, for nearly fifty years, hls ac15se .!ne ane
, 1874-01-25

9.rausl4ted from, the German of Siehods Le'da'
Into the sacred groom of an oak-foEcst, ,,1.,,..
With It's broad-spreadng and 1os-brood1ns oFancneo'
rn.aya1 and 1 heard how softly. sweetly, $500.
brook, whose narrow banks were edged With no"e1s
And tnftcd eedges. rippled brokenly
In murmurs, like a sleepy cnho n prayer
pleasant terror seized me, for the shadows
We're full Of mysterious, brcathiesa russ'e'
a. if tho forest we're inclined to utter
4 secret It should keep hidden something
As If the forest, unadvised, would Wh,spes'
IN mortal bearing treacberous revelation
Of ciod's lecp purpo.es but, suddenly.
On every leaf alright fell with shlFes: u u,,.,..
Alright at HIS great presence then ieu snense M
GEnnEs TEACHER OF H1aH-ScHooL C1+AssEs
Chicago, jan. Il.
, 1874-01-25
OVER THE SEA.


Ehhinp and flowing from day to dag,
nrnk{nr the light Of the silver moon,
swelling aloft in 3 singing lay,
Stealing along With mournfui GROOM
Ebbing ana flowing, Eever at rest,
Ever and ever, still dows the Sea,
Kissing the East, embracing the West,
Tonderoua mystres op'nps to me-
Over the Sea, from over the Sea.
Melodtcs strange arc whispered to ne;
Nnrrnful croopings and suatches OF glee
vis{on-toned voices from lands afar
Come with its throbbing measured and low;
s;lvrrv moon and twinkling star
shine. from its depths, with strange, sweet glow
nfessen1ers coma with each rippling waye,-
Mernnrv wakes with each pcarly spray
Fancy flics back where its waters lave
Reauteo,s isles in the Far Away"
Over the Sea, from over the Sea,
Melodies str ange COMO softly to me;
N1onrnful croonings and snstchcs Of glee
rtnera1d isles nre over tho Sea-
Gardena Of flowers in s1mrncry bloom:
Uarh1inp bird and murmuring bee
aI;noIe their lows with the dowers' perfume;
a1na;r and loyo are filing the air.
H1mshes of heautv are Iuantling high
1o1ro1s nnnr;crd an glittersrx thcrr.
1,rcos,,res Of earth and gems Of the akY.
Over the Sea. from over the Sea,
Melodies strange come stealing to mo;
N1ournful c1oouiugs and anatches Of glee
C,na from the distance over the Sea.
, 1874-01-25

Washington Correspondence f The Cincinnati Ga:ete.
The second Mira. Balknap Was very anxious
that her fisrer should tako her place, and ex-
pressed wishes to that effect on her death-bcd.
Tno senuel shows the wishes we're observed.
The Secretary presented lis last bride with set
Of diamonds worth $4,000. in which she, the
bride in Pa.isian white satin, made spark
lInu appearance as tho drnt e7ening reception OF
th4 ReaAQn.
, 1874-01-25
THE COST or 4 PLEASURE.

From the Spanish.
Upon the valleys lap,
The dewy morning throws
Atiousand pearly drops,
To wake singls rose.
Thus often, In The conrse
or Efc's tew deeting years,
single pleasure costs
Tho sonl thousand tears.
William Cullen Bryant in 81. Atci"lds for ttoTftds