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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-03-06
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THE REMINGTON SEWING MA
CHINE has sprung rapidly into favor as
possessing the best COMBINATION Of good
qualities, namely Lightrunning, smooth,
noiseless, rapid, durable, with perfect
Lock Stitch.
Itisa Shuttle Machine, with Automatic
Drop Feed. Design beautiful and con-
struction the very best.
REMINGTON No. Machine for family
use, in the third year of its existence, has
met with q more rapid increase Of ratio OF
sales than any machine on the market.
REMINGTON No. 2 Machine for manufac-
turing and family use, (ready for delivery
only since June, ls74,) for range, perfec-
ton, and variety of work, is without
rival in family or workshop.
GOOD AGENTS WANTED. sE>,D FOR
CIRCULAR. Address,
REMINGTON SEWING MACHINE CO.:
Ilion, n. Y:
BRANCH OFFICES OF REMINGTON COMPANIES.
S:%$s:s S:%$s:s s ss%sss: 81 ;::?s s: En- n
PSI 6 2S3 Broadway, New York, Arms.
Madison So. New York, Sewing Machines.
Chicago, 237 State Street, S. lfachines
and Arms.
Boston, 339 Washington ST., Sowing Ma
chimes.
Cincinnati, Isl West 9TH ST., Sowing Ma
.. chimes.
Utica, l99 Gcnesea ST., Sewing Machines.
At,an,:. Ga. DeGive's Opera House. Me-
rietta St., Sewing Machines.
Wellington, D. c., 5z1 Seventh ST., S.
Machines.
March 6, 1873. I'm
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-03-06

The revenue bill, agreed on by the
Committee Of Ways and Means, was
reported to the House Of Representa-
tives by Mr. Dawes. 1t provides that
from and after the date of the passage
of the act on all distilled spirits on
which the tax prescribed by exiting
laws has not been paid there shall be
levied a tax of one dollar on each proof
gallon. The tax on tobacco is increased
from 20 cts. per pound to "a cents; the
stamp tax on friction matches is re-
pealed; the duty on sugar is increased
25 per Ct on the present schedule, and
the 10 per cent. reduction clause Of the
act of 1872 is repealed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-03-06

A FULL line of Handsome Colin
Il Trimmings. by E. Sbafsr.
DU.Y your Toilet Soaps, Hair Brushes.
ID Tooth Brushes, Dressing Combs,
Periumery, &c. I
Bsrnhart'a
CLOTHS, ,Cassimerss. Linsey and Yarn
u al w. T. Lemen's.
Dec s q
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-03-06

Pay up your dues at this Office.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-03-06

TREES ON BOUNDARY LINEs-The
New York Court of Appeals not long
since decided that . man has no right
to the fruit growing upon branches of a
tree overhanging his land where the
trunk of the tree stands wholly upon
the land of his neighbor. But the law
regards the overhangiDg branches as a
nuisance, and they may be removed as
such; or the owner of the land shaded
may remove them if he is careful not to
commit any wanton or unnecessary de-
struction in SO doing. Where the
trunk of tree stands on the line, the
owners of the adjoining land have q
joint ownership in the. tree and fruit,
and neither one has tho right to remove
it without the consent of the other.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-03-06
PEIykTE SALE
CT /.
V 4 l. u A 3 L. e
JEFFERSON COUNTY
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4 VERY superior Smal. Farm for sale
IL privately. I will sell a, private sale.
the farm on which Samuel Rucsle has
been living a. Kearneysvills. This farm
containa
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-23

ben, ais bon ben ibre Idteinii6%s fran3oits
1den Wstdielsopfe nit 6untmsprrIlehnler
Selblt9efGuistett sur S6au tra9eltoen
Ssituu9si6reibern III Oeuti6lano,
MeIdeu @inorud Die Seimli6ung BON
Srcmon0rtern auf 9eute pom 9eiuuDem
nuO fraftuoucm Spra09efiiDl ma6t, Das
fam man oeutlt6 al Der grllnolt6en
Bera6tung erieben, ipomit III G19lano
bon allen mabrbdft beOeuten0en Sdrtfts
1teucru Die giui6leppung fran5oitl6er
N0rter DeDanOeIt miro. Oort iteDt man
in iol6cm WebaDren ni0t5 anoeres, ais
idnlmerlide llfenbaftigteit, fir oeren
HcrurtDtilung letblt Der betBcnDlte SpOtt
nod 3u miloe lit. Warum iou ilber Die
Gtruilitaltung Der beuti6eu Spro6e
bur6 l~piocrDdrti9e fran60iil6e S0minte
uno Sd0npHdlter6en Oas ltrtbeiL &c.
Iilloer ausfaIlen? Die So9eSpreile in
0euti6lanO iIbt, mie 0lgemeln 3ugeltanz
ben ipirO, mr. einen lt!)r geringen @influB
auf Die DffentIt0e Wteiuung Der groBen
linlie Des Deutlhen Woltc5. SeDr be-
greifli0 unb gang in Der Or0nun8, 10
LANCE tie lt6 Die duBerite Wtitbe giebt,
cine Spra6e 81 fiDren, tpelbe ebenlo
tperig Die Sprade Oes Dcutlben Solt5
lit, iDie cS Dor buubcrt SGbreH ote odula@
li8e Spra6e Der 3Ofc ulO Wert1te mar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-23

wanberuns at BEN Na8eI 3u Ddngen. Bie
i'd NQsr, bic mid odrum fra9en, ben
9tatb gebe, ii6 ni6t ourG ben biuigen
YreiS Der 2ebensmittel i'm .Weiten berz
Iciten jill lalien. etlpaS Si6eres bier auf>
suscbelt, I'M 1T elmer uieueidt uniiheren
3utunft be%rum5utuiten, 10 lit mad meiner
ebenio aufri0tigen llcberseugung cine
Jtilfpanocrung groBer Vanilieu, Die
ni6t Otittel m%itbringcn, auf tpelde lie lt1
itilben fOnnen, cine nidt gu erlpfeDlenoe
WtaBnaDme.
Suwopl, IS lit elm GerrIt1es 9ar6,
biele5 Oeutlhlano nit ieiner Grouung
uno 9tegclung, nit ieinen Neitrebunsen
arf allen 9ebieten Der Stulit uno yStllens
lbaft, nit letnen taulcnofahem AnrcguIts
gen unb lctnem SomiItenlcben. 2lber IS
lit aud Elm III alien Oingen bes tdgli6en
GebeHs bteI D it pielt9ereS &anD
ais Mmcrtfo. 9enn tpa5 DON Bcrlin
GILT, oaS gilt ieit DEM &rie9e AUDI BON
gan5 Norooelti6lano ullb, init Nusnobnc
per Wobnun9Sprcile, aud gum 9roBen
&Dcil bon SiloDcutlGlanb. Die groBeu
Nus0leider, bic Gtlenbabncn, bic im Jtu
bunocrtc bon Wteilcn ourhlhnetoen, mir
Den ga, lpo irgeno Cit @egenltano bllliger
lit, ibu iofort %auffaufen lIlb oa6in fiibz
rel, mo CT geraoe gebraubt lptrO, iDo=
nur6 er felbituerltdnoliD auN G~intauf5s
Drte D%ertDeuert lUtro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-23

tpabrt man tpdbren6 bes gGinters ant
belteu oui Qatten9eriilten 1T einem
trodcneit uno nidt SIT tuarl1elt Seuer
ouf: mir 3ieDen tpenigltens bteie Wtetbo0e
Bel ipeitcm Der piel gebrGu6lidell Nntz
betpabruua I'M 5Ereien inter Strob o0er
Qallb ltno Groe Dor.
0ie[fo6 olaubt man, baB 6as OBJ
bLattea benz &opffubl i6aoe. 0o9 l6etnt
oas, fobaLo lid ber &obl iptrfli6 gum
&opfe geiblolien BAT, nidt mebr Der 6au
AIT iein, ulto fam DcSDalb gnll5 0Dlle
Nadt6cil fit bic Yfan5en geldeber, 10
Ialge man u bic auBerDalb oes Scopes
libeltben DlGtter 1timrlt.
8or Der Gerpilitlng our6 Jolpen
fam man ben Go6l nur ooourtD t6uBer,
Dab man ibn fur3 Dor Der 0iloung Der
&0pfc ourbgebt lno Die S1mctterltl9Sz
@ter, ipel6e It'd unter ben utterelt Gl1tt>
ieitcn ats fteine gelbe Slcden 81 ertenlet
9ebeu, auflu6t uno 5erorildt. Sn f@lellen
Wdrten nur lit ba5 in6cllct ourdfllDr>
bar, 1T 8rOBcrcn gflan5nngcn iptrO
ioI0e5 faun mOgIi6 iein. 6icr lei Der
Yeriu6 augcratben, bier nnb bG 3ntl0et
benz &Dbl etnige 0anfptlanSen Su 3teDcl1,
ipette Die SNnlctterltnge leDr lncloen
lDllen.
S1lieBli0 lei nod ertpd1nt, boB man
bas iogenannte ShisBen ocs &opffobls
baourd. perbinoern mill, 0aB ma Die
Bflar3en NIT @pp5 iiberltrcut ODER cine
tleile Yrile pulpcriiirtcn NlaunS auf has
0cr3 Der Yflanje i6iittct. Betoe Rroces
buren, miiiiel aber DorgcnOmmen perocn,
10 LANCE Die Yhan5en our6 3Dal pocr
9tegen ansefeudtet ftno. Qu6 bari man
ni1t ;u DieL Nlaun nebmen, DDd1tcn5
etne feline Weiierlptbc boil fir teoc
8flanse, oa Der Nlaun leidt Die ilble
1Slrfuns ausiibt, bic 8ldtter frarS 5us
iamnen3u;ieDcn, poour6 oann Die &Opfe
germ lole u1o i6lOttrt8 iueroen. @tgelte
Gr~fdbruusen itcben uns bierilber nitbt 5u
@ebote, bod IdBt iib Die Sa1e ia lei9t
Derlu1en.
Die &~oblauSiaat I'M SuIi ober NuguIt
slpeds lleberiuinterung uon PfanSen
riir'S nddlte Sabr, tute iol6e III manhtu
Wtaen0en Oeuti6lalloS iibli6 lit lno
au1 bier I'M liioli1eren Gbeile oeS OitenS
D%orfpmmt, t0nne1 mir tuobl fi9Li6 bier
i:bergeben, Da lie lit unlcrm 9torbpeitcu
nnau9fiDrbar lit, sumal bel iolden itbt=
ril0en 8intcrn, tpie Oct 8egcnipGrtige.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-23
G0atieu oeS GbWcS.

Gauge 3eit wlr0e oas Uaul!peroeu Ser
Urllhte tur cine etnf0de geWtlle Serdlz
DerlIlg Der1elbeu, fir etn l%ttDernlab bet
9tetTe all8elcbeE; gLet6lDo9l tanlt man
DoultGuotg retfe Uriltbte nit Der n0tbtgen
Gorli0t GufbeDGDreu, DDns DaB liz fauz
lel ullo lDlcoer bcObaWtst man oieie
BetdHoerun8 al nod uOui8 rlreifgn
Sriihtcn. Jtcucrc gennue lluteriuDun>
gen tilDrten llun 5u tolgelocn 9telutGaten
uber oaS Weien 0ielc5 45ro5ellc5.
SunG0lt lDtro feltgeltcitt, Dap bic et7
9entlihe 0Gutnib Der UruAte DurN sic
@nttptdlulg zines mtfto9tOplihen Plts
5e5 beotlBt ut, Delien Saoen itcl5 III Deli
t0rntgen .2DciItn GnQetroffeu iUeroen.
Die onr0 Dieie 8tlSc en~tl1anOeue Ser
Glocrung fam aut Gelu!0e Uril6te iiberz
tragell lueroen, bod nlr, iuenn cine
Stele berieLbcn Don 0cr S0crbaut cut
bl0bt lit. 8oultGnoi9 unperlcBte Tru0te
fOnnen sans III iaulenoe Dtneiu9clcgt
lueroer, obne oaB iie algcitedt t%Deroen,
tpdbreno Die 9ertngitc Ycrlebung Der
SberDalt fir Die 2tuitednng alSrei6te.
Die 4ilic oOer ibre SpureE Ortn9en our0
Dielc Steuc ein nnO entipidetn iid leDr
l1ncI III DEM Snncrn Der Trltbt. lpclde
0art benz T~GulniBprO5cB perfdut.
Sc Dinner Die S6alc Der Sru9t, ull1
10 gerilSer lit Der S0ub, iDeldcu ne ge@
gen Da5 ~@inDrtu9cn Der 45il5e gelpQbrt.
UIr Die @utipidluug Der 0aS Tauleu Der
,yrilNte D~erurlauenOen BilSe lino aber
Der :3utritt Der Suit lilo Teuhtigfett
~nptDlpenOigc ~8eoingun9en. @uftabiNluB
D%crlall81anat na0 Den angeiteutcn Serz
iu0sn Ole GntlpiGlung bet YtlSe ltno ben
Jorti0ritt bet UdulniB gang beoeuteno ;
III gau5 trpdener Euft blleben logar nit
YiI3ipurcu 2lepicl %DOIfOmmen seluno.
GnOltb ilberjeu8ten otele GcrluOe Da=
bon, Dab Die TuulniB nibt nut ON
Salme entfernte SriiOte, ionbcrn audi
Iebenoe Yflan3entbeile befdlt. Wenr
Die mifrDitOpi16eH Ptl3e inter silnitiz
gen Gcrbdltniiieu III oos Snnere oer
Jrii1te brtngen lno tpenu feuhte 2uft,
otcies !6aupterforoerniB ibrer GntrpiGs
pidluna, 3u9eBen lit, licbt mau ielblt
lebenoe uno nit Dem tpeiter Da1icuoen
Nrgant5nuS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Yflaue
5eutbcilc DEM TdulniBprojeB Gnbeinls
fallen.
Das iino intereIiante Grgebniis, pcL5
DIE audi fir Die BruIi5 belm GoulerDtren
bon Nblt Don nldG 5l unteri6GBenosm
Wertbe ltno.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-23

6aB man sic Nl1sIaat idou TN t6erbite
ooer gLei6 na9 Der 9tcifc porlebmen Iou,
ilnt bur6 Die albaltenoe Binterieu6ttgs
felt bic Saamen int nG0lteu TriiDiabre
gum @eilnen sl Drtn9en. Bel Yfaumcn
lnNht man nod Den unterlAieo, oab nlalt
bic Steime i'm !Ocrbite auslGet, felt trttt
ltlo nur nit WtoD5 beoedt, Die @r0oede
oaGe9en crit tm 8riibiabre 9iebt. Siels
fad briltgt man Die Stsine in cit SAB
uno iibergic6t iie 10 bod nit Wtiltiau6e,
oab Iebterc eirige Boil bod ilber %otcielz
ben ftebt. 80 lGBt ma lie einige WoGcn
fteDen, pirft bic obenauf ldipimmenoen
Stclne fort, idct lla6 Terlauf Oicier Sctt
otc Serne III 9tetbcn aus rn0 beOcdt tic
nllr iOlpa6 nit GrOe, %tporauf ie 0ann
I'M 6rilDling iOnel lDahien. Son an@
ocren Scitcn miro empfoDtcn, bic Stetnc
trl !0erblt tief III ben Nooeu %einsugrabcn
lIlto lie 10 bis gum TrlblaDr licgen 3u
laiien.
0te er0Bte Si9erbett gelpGbrt je6enz
falls 0aS logenannte Strdttfi5iren. !0icr>
li1ter Dcrltebt man DaS Berfabren,s Die
Stetlte i'm 6erbite IN &Glt9cu ODER G0pfe
5ptl6en feudte Groe ein5ul6t1ten.
Oicle ltclt man 6ann lit eileu teudten
CVInCt Uoct UClStuuI lC llCI III Ule VtpC
I'M Urctcn, nobel man aber ipoDl Oarauf
Su abten bat, paB iie ni6t bon Ntdulen
Dtlm8cludt iuerbeu. NnfangS 2tpril mrB
man naAiebcn, Oh bic &erne fcimelt, ullo
tie oann iofort iden. User einen rebt
iparllen &uDitaa bat ODER etn Wtiltbeet,
fam Da5 &eimen our6 gtnlteuen Der
, OefGBe in biele int TrilbioGr bel0leuntz
0elt, luas icpod mr. fur Darte Steins
truGte uno Nllie gu enlpfeblen lit. Sur
NISlaGt tpaDte man tribes Wctter nit
mlLocr quit; aud "nll!lieu Die Saatbcetc
9elhiibt Iiescn, lc3t gutcu iOdtrr, i'll
Sabre 5uuOr nit aitem Wiiit 9cOlin9ten
SootI BADEN, tlet gt8rabcn ltlO ltt!s scs
redt ictn.
Die barten SAalen ansufeiten ODER
~eltt5Iuei 5u tlopfen, balten lpir nidt fir
belOnberS rdtbli0 0licroin9s feimen lie
Oarn idneler, ellein lpenl oice 6cilen
llto &lopfen niNt nit GROCER GorliOt
0cl6lcDt, Gcbt leiGt cine grpbe UieaBc
Oct &ernc BET oieler Nrbcit uerLoreu uu0
Dcrltert letue &cimfraft 8GuSli0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-23
&opffDDL.

GbenIo berIOte0cu tpte Der &oDI lit let=
1er Uarbe uno Der 6orm leiner &0pfbils
Dung lit, 10 Der1btcoen lit aud Die Se>
banDlungSlpeile De5}elbeu betrn Nlbau,
lpcSbalb mir Dierilber etltige tur3e Gr>
fu~brungsldSe mittbetlen lpollen. 9Sir
16Iiden i~noelleu Die 8emertIng porau5,
OaB mir Dterbet ui0t an e~in3clne Sprten
%belOnOerS O%enfen, uno OaB Had ~unltrcr
Nniiht Die Witte Set Gopftoblarten cinSig
III Der Telti9tett ber &Opfe lutO ocr OHM
belt oes Slattes 81 iu0en lit, ipcsbalb Die
fIetllerel1 nno IH%ttttlgroben SDrtcI tlr
ben @arten DorSu6teben itiu oilrften.
Die 0auptauslaat DeS &opTfODls ge>
16tcbt in WtGrS ms Wtiitbett o0cr in
9Iprll alf gut subereitctc Becte i'm Ureien.
Die oft iebr Ioltigen GrDflObe ipu man
ant better baourO fernbalten, oaB man
ben SOoen i'll 0erblt Dorber grGbt uno
nit itro9tgem Yfer0culilt etnoeGt. Die
iun9cn Ytlan5en, mel0e iebr iorgfdlttg
uu~SgeDoDen lpcrDen miilien, lpcroen i'll
Stunt, iobalo tie gc6ortg %erltarft ltno, alf
ttcf ollrb8eorbetteten rct00eolllgten
Soben III Der geb0ri0cn Gutfernun8 etn-
gspflan5t. IS miro ie1r a%ngcratben, bic
BtlGl5Wcr Dor Dem GinleBen 2-3
0tullDen lang lit etilenTi6el 81 lteuen, III
iDeldeln 1tW eth aus !OIbllcrnlllt ullo
lSaIler oilgeriDrte5 Oter befilloet.
Sn oteleM Tu0el 1DerDel tie oaltn duf'S
Ucio oOcr III Den Warten getraBeir lno
brett aus iDnt aut's Hano gepfIal6t. Sin
leDr empfeDlens UertDes 8ertaDren, I'M
Oas bGuttBe Bs9ieBen unu0tbig SIT MAIDEN,
BADEN tDtr oortl %gefunbet, Dap nla1l turS
Dor Dem PfIal3en OuS Hlan5loh aus
grGbt, oie5 pou 9allcr 9ieBt, uno, nad7
ocln leBteres eingeSo9en, plnn3t. Stl
10 bcDanoelten YflanSltellen Dabsn mir
DDS 8eGteBtl itct5 ais uberluiltg gefitns
Den. Nu0 lit empfObleu, 9LelD betn
B1allseI ctiDas Cups lut Die etn6ellell
Yrl1Il3Den ou55uitreuen, D1 D~erleIDe leDr
tretbenp all oen 1opftoDL tutrft. lin EN-
frllb3ettl9eres OebciDcn unO raiNcrss
lSaW9tDuM 5A bef0rDern, lit lauitgc5
ScDaden ulo BegisBeu nit Sl!Oe, ltBe
teres belollDero pDr eIllenl III Nu5tiajt
iieDenocn 9tegcn. iebr oienliO. Gl!oe
Suit mo III Nll3utt lit ma Damn DIT
l1on I'LL otanOe, e~tn5elne 0tllblOtteli,
iUle Den Suderbur, Die Grfurttr tlcilen
rlloen uito oe!l. lUipar5rotDen &OpftobI
5u 6cNuBen; ill Sttobcr erllct man Die
SpdtlDtten, unter pelbcn Ger Wcibe
GraltNlGiDct3er, Der lD&iBc Timer Cent
ner>, Der SDioctlfirtDer ullo ttItge Dlts
lIBe l%ogennnntt WinlnMutD SDrtcu be-
iolocrs 5u cmpfeDlcn lsil oilrfttu. Der
weiBe Wtd9oebur9er Woplfobl ei9net liW
D0ttttffltW 6!Hl GtlUaUcu ais Salcrz
traHt. Vie ab8e1DIttteleh Stopfs hcs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-23
ggmsfaa4 pom Gteimo6r.

Die 2IuSiaat allies Stcinobilc5 lit ni0t
oDut SWDlertgtsit uro ntbt lelten iieDt
man liO DOlItauoi8 IN leinen 0%uffnua9er
AetGul9t, inoem nidt5 euf8cDt. SDOn
ole 10 icDr perlOieOsne 8ebanOlungs-
lOcilc oer Mcrnc sci9t, wie pe.ltS inan lih
abcr blc btlIc DeDahoinna9lpelle eng it.
9tur oari0sr DclriWt feiu 3p:ifel mEyt,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-23
Am3etgem
3ta Oer1mTetDctt:

Sir bic CONNER Saiion. @ornum's 9oman 6tppoe
bronze, @ebauoe in Der Stobt Neus }lort. 426x19S SUB,
central aei,qtn. Der idonitc Ntas iur tinet CONNER
&orlen in ter GSelt. &orciiirc &. g. Coup, Seu.
Dtanoser, 4b Nutnue uio 2Itb Str., NenzYorf.
TT,eJ2tu1p6 Ii
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-20
Future Of the Negro.

IL. n. Turner, an influential negro
preacher and politician Of Savannah,
writes as follows TO the Morning News Of
that city:
For several days you have been hurling
at my head heavy phillippies about my
African project, but you invariably con-
meet me with the Liberian colonization
enterprise. hope you will do me the
Justice to disconnect me from Liberia, as
l am no advocate OF that institution. 1
do hold, however, that God, in permitting
the slavery of the negro in this country,
intended it TO rebound to the civilization
and Chrisuanization OF Africa, otherwise
we would have TO charge our Maker with
folly. / further believe that We (the coli
ored people,, like the Isrselites, have ul-
timately to return to our fatherlRnd, and
carry with us the form of civilization and
the practice Of that Christian religion We
have learned from you white people.
This has been my opinion for several
years, but l have partially concealed
them because the idea has been so revolt
ing to my people that / dared not utter 1t
without mourning their denunciatiOn,
but opinion Of late having resolved itself
into the most memorable conviction, j
have determined to speak as / feel
ought, regardless of what may be said.
l by no means advocate the emigration
OF EOlOfCu DCOplG III mass ~ AAAANA AAANA
q policy wOald be impracticabls and ruin
Gus to the object contemplated. But l
hold that the time has arrived for the col
ored people 70 begin the work Providence
has assigned US. believe that the hites
Of the country will ultimately have to do
As the Egyptians did-lend us their ear
rings, fnger-rings and other precious or
naments and jewels, or, in other words,
give us aid to return TO our fatherland
and build up negro nationality, that we
may teach our brethren there the pTinci-
pals of civil government and the religion
of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.
Could we get possession of Fernando PO,
ST. Thomas Island, or some Of those
healthy and salubTious islands in the Gulf
of Guinea, we could carry up the Niger
river enough moral, religious and intel
lectual enlightenment to redeem Africa
in a hundred years. You may ask why
/ have not gone? Ny reply Is, one, two
or three is not sufficient; we want the
foundation OF a colony. Give me few
ships, few years Of subsistence, and
some old arms 10 protect ourselves, and
will raise this men, and in i've years from
to-day l will show you negro national
ity somewhere on the continent Of Afri-
ca that will be an everlasting monument
Of honor TO the whites of this country,
and result in the salvation Of thousands
Of benighted Africans. l have already
written to three milliOnaires asking them
10 aid me with means to start the work,
but up 10 this time they have not respond
ell. But il will be done sooner or later.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-20
She Wanted Pizep.

The other day a thin-wasted woman
with a snap To her ewes entered a Detroit
drug store, and, without any fooling
around, she asked:
''Do yon keep pizen hcre:'
''Yes'm-all kinds, " replied the X
you got pizen, in powders and n
in liquids, have yOu?1
''Yes'm."
''Well," she said, looking arorRd Al the
many bottles, ~ want something power
ful EtrOng-something 10 lay him right
out, without any foOling!n
The clerk drew back a little and said.
Il fear we can't sell You any poison,
madam"
You can't? whats the matter you
can't?'
"You-you might not make good use
of it, he tremblingly said.
"What do you mean ?" she slowly ask
ed, kind o'reaching for him across the
counter.
'Why-family trouble, perhaps-your
husband-yOu may be little deranged, Z"
he stammered.
She gave him look of lofty contempt
and said
"You needn't be afraid OF mo. bub
Ny head las brains enough ia il TO run
four drug stores like this, and my huz-
band and get along about as well as any
pair. When lie gets high-nosed and tries
20 boss around, pint 10 a chair, give him
one look, and he drops. No, bub, want
that pizen TO lay out 4 dog, and YOU
needen't be afeared of being tooken up
for tragedy"
1t was put up, handed her, and paid
for. and she remarked:
Thought / was deranged, ell? own
up that / don't know anything about your
old drugstore Latin, but II / can't turn
hOusewOrk around with the whole pile Of
your relatives for two hundred years back
III git in the way Of One-horse locOmO-
tive afore dark ?''-Detroit Free Press
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-20
Capture OF Wild Hairless Horse, With
a Perfectly Smooth, Glossy
RIack Skin

A very singular animal was captured,
a few days ago, in this vicinity, by W. G.
COswar, and having no name for him, we
have called him the hairless horse. -
This, perhaps, is one Of the greatest phe-
nOmena the Western hemishere can boast
Of. The animal was captured in the
neighbOrhoOd of Green river, seven miles
north Of CalhoOn. lie was discovered,
scampering through the woods, trying to
reach some horses that were grazing just
inside the farm, and by ONening way
for him, the animal was soon captured.-
On examining him, he was found TO be
entirely destitute Of a singly hair. In
color, he is beautiful glossy black, and
has the appearance of being cast Of India
rubber. the skin is so smooth and clean,
that any lady can rub him without soil
ing the finest kid glove. 1t seems that
he has been captured before, and in
wild state, and still retains a portion Of
that proud spirit which captivity can not
subdue. We have no idea where he came
from, unless he escaped from some mena-
gerie, and we have read Of no such ami
NAL with any show.
lie is one Of the most remarkable freaks
Of nature that ever came 10 light. occa-
sionally TO perpleX the casual philosO-
pher, ard 10 provoke the unbounded as
tOnishment Of the older.-Louisville
Commercial.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-20
THE MIDN1GHT ONSET.



Strange sounds heard at midnight's hour
which seemed OF Wild demoBiao power
some horrid nightmare OF the night
which aHs the strongest soul with fright
Irese up sAuddsriRE from my bed.
Prem whenes al sign q sleep had iss,
And hoped that Wild. unsarthly strata
Wa bat pkzatasm Of The brain.
All. isit ths worlds end mEst bs9
Have mercy. Nnlerites, on me!
GPsered from out my moonlit pane
such sight dare not So Againi
For meath my window there saw
Two Thomas Cats with pondersEs clsU
In hercs hostiliHss engage
The direst conflict ever wAEed.
They shrsked. and spit, and reared and tsre,
And struck, and scratched, and yelled, aAd suors,
And relied, and ehs~ed, HAd screamed. and A.
And shrisksd, and ripped, and Ero-led. asd Bit;
And jumped, ana kiokeS, and ravsd. ssd paved,
And elunE, and cllnchsd, and pulled, and hawed;
And shook, and earssd, and scrseohsA, and isued,
Asd pranosd, and pitched, and groased and elswsd-
raised the sasA, Hiss, sstF' IssTss-sd.
Unconscious Of ny roiss they seemed;
And ehuncks Of sosi thrsW at thsm,
which Asds tAsH fight with zueh mere virs;
For whss ehanoed TO hit one, plumb.
He thought Il was the ether Ten,
And then the other he Woaid elateh,
Reiouhling his sKsrtions aseh.
Long long that furious nEht vent %
Until the bodies beth we're gone;
Completely sstsA sp hsy'd bees,
And nothing bat two heads vas seen.
Yet th.ss ~. hssds hsps ~ n. 6rht.
And gasshed away with ali thsir miEht
Till each head chawed the other up,
And thsn hostiiities did stop.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-20

near Pine Apple, short time since. He
was sitting in the piazza of his house, in
a rOckiug-chair, and near the railing or
banister, his feet resting at the edge Of
the floOring. In this position his feet
slipped on the floor toward the ground,
his body being allowed TO follow on ac-
count OF the moving forward Of the chair
on the rockers; his chin caught on the
railing, and the back Of the chair came
up against the back Of his head, and so
remained, so that he was suspended In
this singular manner. Being quite old
and fnfrm, he was unable 10 extricate
himself, and the weight of his body rest
ing on his chin, prevented his opening
his mouth to call for help, and he thus
diaI from strano,ulafiOn