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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-06-03

I the Board of Health, which spent thousand.
Il of dollars In the general distribution Of de-
odorizers to prevent the spread Of contagious fe.
vers, would be consistent, they should grstuitous.
ly distribute GLEss's SULPHUR SOAP to the VIC
tins of contagious eruptons. Sold everywhere.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-06-03

A Rutland jury has decided that lag
Ell beer is not intoxicating. The case
on trial had reference to keg of lager
that had been seized, and considerable
expert testimony was introduced The
doctors said that the beer contained five
or six per cent of alcohol, while cider
two years old often contains eight per
cent. DR.. Middleton Goldsmith, who
has travelled good deal related his ex-
perience in Europe. which went to
prove that the beer il harmless.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-06-03

Asa Reyes. judge of probate, who was
admitted to the Windham county bar
sixty.two years ago, IL undoubtedly the
oldest practiclng lawyer in Vermont
He was elghty-nlne years of age Tues
day, and. in spite of his advanced years
held his present office some fourteen
years, with but one brief vacation in
the time.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-06-03

The question OF the right of super
intendent of the reform school TO give an
inmate furlough has been brought be.
fore Judge PierpOint. George Kelley
of Burlington. who had been released
in the spring of 1874, long before the ex-
plraton Of his time. was seized again a
few days ago, against his will and that
of his parents, and put back into the In.
stituton, and the claim of his counsel
that he is illegally detained there In.
wolves the question whether the super.
intendent had right tn lei him ont In
the first place
, 1876-11-18
RUSSIAN M TuRALISTS.


Russtu has ns yet no us ganizel National Asto-
eiatIon for the Atlyane ernens Of Science, like
those Of Great Britain u I'd tho United States;
but every year Its naturi lists convene together
Tor the reading of taEera and the discussion Of
scientific topics. Deforv each meeting permit
llas to be obtained from the Cur, WHO sctttes
tho rules Of tile meeting, ard the sum of money
10 be allowed for its " .rtuus expenses. The
tlfth lnntlal meeting was held at WQrsnw, bc-
ginning Sept. IL, 1876, and lasting nInc days.
There wese about SoU In tusalists present. and
among them were very few foreigners. The
meeting was divided Int, ten scctions,-thosc
OF Scientific Medicine and chemistry bctng par
tlctlarly full. At thc publ sessions :,unlbcr
nf interesting 1cta urcs were delivered. Among
the pro'psttion4 witch rceea ied strong support
wns that Of Pruf- WaEnt +, to establish Il
w9i.l' IL in tisc White Sea; and Of II. Grimm,
nhkillE tle help Of tho Nayal Department for
drcItanEs In tle lLlaek Sea.
On the OCCASION OF visit Uf some of the nat
Mrnltsts t. tle Deaf and D,:Enb institute at
MnrsuN, Proi: rop!oyts;y dc1lH .rea lecture on
the defective constitution Ut parents antl to
nlsEr3ayus BETWEEN near Relatives. At the c!ue-
ing uleetillg txlpcr wls ~ al Oh the subject oE
Insanity, III which tfM nrthur showed by stu
ttstlcs that iU per rent Ut the insune could bc
eursel II subjected TO tr. ntnttz,t within few
i'iH1ti9 aster ttT als,Nesrte elce OF the dlseasc,
While tilt'se who were not :catcd until the mall
inrurablc.
The next meeting will cot trcnc ut St. Peters
burg, uid Will take the III ne Of" Meeting Of
Satur:uisfs anu n ysuian u" Meanwhile, ae-
cordlng sn tic usual Gust i'm, tic lectures and
!nhIcr papers read at thu pr cvio,,s meeting will
b. published III ouc or two plumcs.
, 1876-11-18
FAMILIAR TALK.


PHILIP GILBERT 1rANiERTOE.
The books Of the genial anil entertaining art
writer, Philip Gilbert Hanlcrton, Luse lad a
lnrge circulation among tic reudtlg public of
America, and have VOL fur tlc!r nuthur feel
Ing Ut very friendly Interest This Is naturally
attended with u curiosity concerning the llersun-
al history Of the writer, and especially regarding
the circumstances which have stimulated Ills
literary md t1tlstic prorlyittca. The LftrHa-
tomal NtyEt'c contains nll extended sketch Of the
nlnn lnd of his books and pictures, cyfdGutly
written by ouG whose SOURCES Of Information uro
authentic. To gratify our own readers, tho it,
count is condensed into the following para
graphs;
Mr.. lIumcrton IL OF MI OLD and honorable En-
gltsh family, several members OF whom have
been knlgl,tel for uectls Of peculiar distinction.
The remains Of the ancient "castlc-halln ~ occ,l-
pied by his early ancestors still sta,l III Cruycn,
Il ruin venerable with tllu cid Of many ccatu-
rles. Tie remainder Of tho estates belonging
tU the falnilY were coutlscated IN the tine of
Henry VIII, In reluttnl fur tho treasou Of Sir
Stephen lIumcrlon, the thci' ]Icad Ut tile house.
Philip Gilbert, tllu last eminent sciot Ut tic
Ilaiucrtous, was born neur Shaw, Lancashire, Il,
1881. Ills mother d!Ul coon after Ills blrth mud
le was given To the care Of two maiden sisters
OF his fathcr, who watched over lila childhood
with tender aoltcltusc, Ills father, solicitor
by profession anu 1na1i III good uitnl, died
when Vhsip was boy Of 10. Thv residcncc VI
thu oypAan WAS then transferred to Il0llns, tho
beautiful estate OF Ills grandfather, near Burn,
Icy, mud thu responsibility of Ills tEaining was
intrustcl to Ills fatlcr's elder sister.
The boy lad already developed taata for
both literature alid painting. aud Ills future
f{op fh,yaa f,lFu upi1., Haf,r.
, 1876-11-18
TIsII-CATCII'SG s1,I1rl:n.

The american .SatHro; 1t prints thu following
singular anccdote, fl.rn islitl by oorscspond-
cut: "JHst before t%nc late War" yays the
writer, II was At Col. Oakley Dynu,E Is spring,
III Lawrence County, -Alahatnu, near !.ho Town
Ut Court!ansl, where L saw school Of mlnuows
playing IN the suusb.no ncar the cd 10 OF the
water All ut onto a.spder US lurge MS the end
OF my finger dropped down among tl,em from
atrce hanglng over the Rpring. Tic spider
seized onu of tho ruwiows near the ho i'd. The
ilsh thus seized w.ls ubnut three tnclsps long.
As soon rs I. was setzed BY It's captor, it swan,
arould swiftly in tho water, and fnMuenIy
liyc1 TO tho. bottom; yet the spider
held on to It.: Finally, It came u tho
top, turned upon its back. aud died. It seemed
to have been bltten or wous!lc.l OH tic luck Of
the licck, near whrro thu ls:all tolns. Wien the
tfsh WIS dead, tic spider moved oH with II to
the shure, The lilta, OF the tree from wliict the
spider must have fallen WIS betwtrn ten al,d
fifteen lect above the " attr Its sueceBs shows
that 4 lad the 1udgys.:ut of u practical engl-
l!etr.n
, 1876-11-18

hAhrElEs MAt4AZlNE Tor December tl!arpes i
Sssf y 7 isy. ~ ssssf5 s 'os' Sy toss e
Syo" sG;s, gss!SsI;n:ys BY '.en , G.
so:Gaiis FIsy: :rasrs in Feanes.es III BY l,foi. t.
srl E Il Sy D. asss;e NJ F@t9sr 8ns1 s,n
S9s! & NJ .ris s'Sst; i;ss =; %I!srs i,s:
4 GhristnA, Story" BY y: q, T:owbridsc;
80 Two Score. =" by I: j. .Alarici; * Woman.
ecri "rhe trei:ht Of IT, schooner !bophin s'' ="
I rola;a; ;;.,L Letter ot Ar; Saslstene' '.En$lan
..t;arth..' by julia y Hawthorne; '''rhanks.iv.ns
1Mskcy," ty =; +, i;at!'op; = The Captains
fasi a;ne + Il ,cd, coss'sSe g. Mss
Literary ieeoEd .: . Eii,ars se,entac Record;
rhe oisat n"5sa ~his Sy liz WY. so.
NlenccB the fty-fonrth younlcJ lAs moro than
scHiiEEs stEIS SpEEaylnfy MSyuy for 1ccsr tsc,no,
Great spscsh. by w'!i'an u. ..akcr;. Maidtu-
ID Tn,.ss* BY s"phia il: iies'Is!:; :.Iaiaye,te
Sol,sse l., Dy ',s. no"ata G. f,on esu]ia,
Few u kllta il: ii. t,s.s.;, .'rane Fixtures"
BY lose ferry conke; .'TDut! Lanc. 1tocldaie," :"
by Charles l}nrnnrI; 'tAn American in Turxln.
tuh'; Nicholas MiMtNrn,"1., by J. q. Holland;
....haAnterings About c0nstantinopIc," by G. D.
Warner; " Observation-Disclosures " 6y Mary
i. l1tadlcy; ''Flitp SoiAn'n Friends, +" MI. by
Edward Everett Hale; ''That Lars o. Lowrlr's;"
by Fanny Molgton Isurncit; '.TupIca Ut tho
limc,'; 'trhc Uld Cabinet Il; s'1lo:ne and So
stety"; "Guiture and Progress; '''rhe Worlds
APrLETON'S JOURNAL for Dccen,her ID. An
plrton y CO.. New YORK;, Contents: Frontls-
piece: - llackltng Flax, fron, Painting By i.
Mood Perry; "sUniu ot Our Ga,ue-l}ird4.' by
MAURICE Thomps0n: :. FAttl," by John IAncu
Cheney; .'ul1Tiniu France: Ill. Pleasure mud
pastlnr, by George n. I'owle; - lIIe Douhlc,d
III Two Parts.--ltars H.. by Levin ShucEiuy;
''syriu Under the Lnst Five Turkish Huituns,"
~ 4. u: Guernsey; ''Tho lsockiny- -stonc Of
1reRunc," BY Katharine 5. Mnrquosd; ''Kuuli.
niscencca lGnthtEings fro,u nil Artist's
rort!olto)."' ILL.,. by Jnmcs T. freeman: I" Mur-
ris Island" by Constance Fcnlunaru Woolsvu;
MiilIstefin' Neatly" by Lizzie ". clalnpAcy; !;
'Gcorge Sand q. liomu," by uottllob ldttcr;
San Frauc!seo of tho Desert" by Mrs. Eugene
benson; "Thu Tower Of rcrcvnoMI" /. IN.
Iy GGorgs Sand; .'Tl!c I4ark:. a l:ohcn.iaa
tue Edttnr; Fallen Furtnncs," Ellautera
Ed,,or's Tab1s"; New bGoxy." i; II "s'A>''4''''
C1ilCAtlO MEDICAL JOURNAL AND En-
AAlSER for October. ~. Il. Kecn, Cooke :
JoviKISAsHis yi SSAsHisASoIf; 81 NERVOUS AND MENTAL
IsEAsEs-ocsobcE. u. T. pu,nan,'s Sons.
, 1876-11-18

r
tcp'oopsera p e OF the country. Ills collections fn.
e.u"e @ ,vy q the larEcr butterflies aud mothss
ei'u many VI tnc athaltef ones.
!He science l,oau Exhibition Ia London hsk
sen @ 80 sneccssial tt,at INC tltnc Tor closing has
ussm . p1stpon,ca, and taG evening lectures In
connection Will II aro 70 be recommended
At q late meeting Of tho Paris Academy Of
SclGncc, II. Ha!b!ast reported frca, oL4cr9atIons
upon the Phrfuxera of the vine ami Of tic oaE.
Tic new faesa show 4 great resemblance 10.
tween the two In thoir habits and tlo phanon,e.
na OF their reproduction.
A s4,of, r,,n+o,to, ~ A.. r.,.
++,a,r e'fs.u paan,tat.on ot the Gusaiyptuo, %"
has s1,0O trees on i4o acres, Xbout aluD II
the trees orr irum nine TO twelve fcct hfrh. Tho
sale Of the Eucalyptus III California tfnrinr ihs
last season has bcun larger tinu cYer i,sfcre.
The price has decreased, but thc llylnanI re-
iuaIns steady.
Among tho mountain, of .hc 7,Jon..iun
rupec, bOrtlcrintr u,n valley n ,hc x.rs rsi,nr
iItyer iu Turkrs.am' tEcr" "a "a ist,r liz ~
fskcndcr XIII, at Hewitt If IN fc"t sh,ss IL IL
sca, it is six miles In cfr,,n fcr.3,.r s,a IL
surruludcf1 will, ,nt.t n..turssn,,c ercn.rv r.
oMly ntccies Of n,iI fmlntint i.s ,wat,.rs;. liz
Uurts durIais, which Ia ,Int,,btr lar L. Jaia,n,
ous rsk: "''''' 90 "''''''"e ''t It's p>'|'e"'
lnefc RloMn ~ icaas, asd taic region west pod
, 1876-11-18

N3AA4AHoAN4A ItAlt4'El.1hV1As
Tha An'ertaaa Journal Of Nfruaeopn describes
apestlferous iuscct which u - destructive to
rq4rpets rs The cUthesuloth. 1t Ii snlall beetle
known to sctcnce rs the 4nthrrHus ifridus, and
in popular parlanca Is eallrtl tha "Callforn!u
Carpet-Moshn Its deprodatlons arc not con.laud
to tho Stats from Which It takes It's cotn1noh
,a,uc, but extend fr1n the Pacific StateH tO
tlos0 Oh thu Atlctic coast. It Ii lilo larya Of tho
beetle which Il tn i,a dreaded. trhls IL small
hairy grub, which feeds ou WOODEN stuiIs. Tbs
Insect pa:scs through ths rupa state before
pupa cAsu ald the skin ot the laFVa vt the sanlu
time.
There arc q half-dozen species Of tho An.
hrtntu III tslfs country, several Of which aTo
noted for their ravaesa III the xabiuets aud mu-
early H. spring, ~ which tuuo they lay their
eggs, henzl'u and carbolic acid nru lceoul-
nenlcl W prcycntiyea Ut their attacks,
, 1876-11-18

soME DESTINATIONS Oss THE CIVILIZATION
or THE WESTERN 1}AItHAftIASH, rARTIC.
rlA1tLf Uf TIL: ESGLlA1f: NAhE DCMlsy A
nE.tpENCE or Su.E YEARS IN TnosE FAnra. ny
Alc,ntet o! the Enl!ahscncd and Exalted calao.
Translated from tho Chinese intu English hy
Jnl.S fEsrER SHrrmE, Esq.+ OF Shanghai; mil
Now Ftrst IHhliss,cd Out Of China nud In Other
than thc chlncsc. lJno.. up. 3oa. Do.ton:
JoiiS riih .iArr1sr: co*7nlnrr,ox 70 cun1..
TiAS EvlDEStK.. TIE C0SHHEHaTl Tl1xAL LKer.
"r 70. s 1s74. r,ns ~ i,ssHT !osEn1 isfyso.n..
1MSuiSAi.i CHSvEi,sXrloNs. st iiy Waiter
SAvAHx Laxnon. SecoMd Series. hIALouUta
or soyEHxiass. Axp STATESMEN. l.mo., pp.
wiSoa i o:!?i sn o'f5i: ssLSs ,I5S!s,s rrtsS rSV s
"IIinyalifs y M1KGts AunELiGs IN. t:
roSiSUs. EMPElot oF RUNE. Emo,
sEGE:r1oys FROM THE IMITATION OF
ii. .oston: Roberts l,ro,hers prce. SG ecnts Hsa
r.IrplSuuTT,s GENERAL cr1pE.poox TO
TIE UNITED STATES AND CANADA: Giv-
H. fEh ,l- isF"aSsrtox ~, N ,'.l.rloS 7o TmE
SrESEnf. l1rxTiSu AND Fls,isn G1sntxps, TmE
Tl,!-.i ':ditio1'. W'1Tn ArrExDix DEsen,n,sa
TIE lHlLAnkLrnfA ExI1ins!'nS0F 1871. Square
ls;n's, m. 17u. philadelphia: ). Il. LippIn.
Liiii$cVTT's nEHEEAh GUIDE FOR SET.
rlEHS IN THE UNITED STATES: WIru
AuTItESric DESCRIPTIONS, Fnpu OFFICIAL
Wangs Or i.Annl1. Cosr Of Lt,lSd, Etc, ERE, :,
IN THE WESTERN Asp SnuTsiwEsrEmH STATES
AND TKnl,'ToltfKs AND IN VIRGINIA. AND or THE
HEST lsnuTKs ro AND THE Guar or REACHING THE
1G,ao., pp. LIZ. phl1adelphia: j. u. Lifp'n.
CVt( l. Gu,
, 1876-11-18
MY LOVE.

All day long tho sun had been shinsng
user tht rlySf, and valley. and hlllf;
sofs'wi,!spcsing hFscxes came up from the sonth-
Tossing tho wild aowers., and nppllng tho rllla.
Then % shadows heightened, and iott, haxy sun
Dsthed tho warm Earth In It's last criqson light;
Twilight s!eseendcd-cscnlnR closed osaF-
haFsh Ind thrown round her tho mantle OF Night.
Isn't by myself. ull alonc, In the sliilness,
watching tho 4r-path Of light 'lh"aFt the sky
THO river howea past with liz low, weary mnF.
Hearing ila burden o. foam flakes fast BY.
Thsi,; 90 Tue haeh of tic night all around mo,
Fell ths sound Of a footltsp knew, ahs to&
And fou,d tha. my heart. thsobs beat t,ms to shs,r
whispering: story my lip, darea not tell.
Alone; and tl,e rive. was murnlurap9 still;
Tho l'4s midnight ,aooa was Just shedding its Fa-
Aduw. tic dark slde of tho far dl.tan. hl.
I yaW oil anl hcard all. ~ though twcrs q dream.
in tl;a soft, mellow light coming down from
And ny lleart wan ali fnll Of rapture cxoul,to.
For had that night my aFst lcsaoa In love.
Sweet words lsa.l bcea spoken In soft, lowered
Aud cash to the other our secrets revealed;
AID ssst!' th"a9A loved him taa fondrst and
Ny heart. real Affection from! him concealed.
In quick. earAua4 words, hu told hlo hls hf9;
l'wss s2oeksFe4 with Joy. ~ ts'ap'Atfon, aud
And. iow that all that W.. .lcat With .so t,a.,.
In wolnan's trus lows hls hurt sought relief.
Our cood.bys wesu spokon In sofrowrai tones,
Ana ouE eyes aought eaeh othar III deep. catutst
For VI knew .ha. the dawn OF .ho oneemlux .no,.
row
Would part our two lives fos many 1onx day..
Tbs days. weeks. and nunths drag their weary
way through,
And NY poor hcatt grows sick with hopd long
Deferred;
For lAye not had ono word nj remembrance
From h!ln whom my hearts nsst Affection bas
Sad doubss opptcsa nc. ny heart almost bseaks.
Aud thu tluuEht luous before me, that he " un-
But thls fond hearth 10th to believe.
And pray God my sosrow 10 kept from Ea!th's
:. View. N. u. u.
HxokuR, Ii.
, 1876-11-18
THE WORLD.

''1low sweet IL Ltfe!" she sung:
"trhe World IL fair, and sn young.
lloW eau they tell OF tDeath-DosPA1rr'
She suug, ind July smiled Al care.
Only wonau's oacu nure face,
OF lingering sLauie and deep d!sg1xro;
Aud oAes tic World 10 har sAs juiri
0nyA. ILL.,, Nov. ~. Yxkx.
, 1876-11-18

bathc In n certain pond, and twcntr-one OF thu
number nftctwarl suffered from The parasite,
sunc of t1lcm being attacked by four or five.
Natives, who lii the habit Of going barefoot
a'tl nj frequently entering the water, arc morc
ful'Jc't to Hs 4ttu:lss tllan arc Europeans.
After snitr1ng tic body, the paraa!te rrtnains
tnbcIdc IN TIC tlsstto, IN more or less qutuh"
cent conli!o.,, Until It has fully matured. which
takes i""n eight week. to taD ycars. II tl'rn
npproaclms tlle surface, creating by It's prcsenec
sis Ulcer, which l,rei&s spontaneously IN
few, days. Through The opening. thus
'natlc. the worm, II ,,ndtsturts1, will eject
of tl,e a'tss'or end now protrude, the parasite
can be easily drawn cut f1y pulling gently On the
,'I Snd md M Winding It. around saiali stick, Or
aorn, can " drx'rn .ait daily. IT. necessary
to use great tare mt tn tt=r TIC u,ima. as any
part left III tf!e les! Is apt to induce yiolent III
Examination, tcrcF, and other injurious syn1p-
toms.
The Gulnca-worm oitenest occurs in the legs
Of 1cct, although I: lIaH becM fuu,h III tho
tnnc.1., IN the la.rra Of thc Mescntcry behind
It is stated BY otu medical authority that In il,
t7t,e6, It appeared 1at times III thc feet, thirty
th.rc. tttnt:a In the legs, eleven times In tho
t1iEs', twice In the la11ts, n,l twtce clscw whcsc
ported IN single perso... Sometimes tho
tcrcr and pain tasfoc ed by Its prcsci1ce IL very
severe. 1t has cyeu bGcii known tn result Il,
deatls Oh the other ha,nl, It occasionally ill.,
lures no particularly Unpleasant symptoms.
The tiuinea-worm is .lmong tic pests familiar
10 the u.telcnts, II iln, been argued that tho
..:ery scrpcnth'' whEei, plagued the lsraeit.a
during their sojousn In the Wilderness were
,lonc other thai these arasttca, which, IN brrak.
ing out. cauhc 80 much heat aud anguish. They
are Indigenous to the et,tEul and eastern lsor.
ttot Ut Arabia Pctt1ca; and IL is thought tllat,
while trarcrsr this tlh trtct, the 1araeittes may
lave bcsn attacked bJ them, aud, from igno
rance IT the proper rcstment, suffered the
great mortality THAT Is mentioned In the Script
uEcs US happening With the region.
, 1876-11-18

gf'dc.1 edges, nntl n handsome cover. The H.
lt'stratio'ls Gse, most of them, familiar through
former ssryicr. Among, The l,uoks adapted to
rtnsun Ut lts GIbbtaIJtla1 value.
, 1876-11-18
o,,no,,c;sn, md Pagan Sentiment
...life-1listory OF Our
Planet.
ph,1,n Gilbert Hamorton-~-Popular
Libraries in France.
r.. co;us,.,yorm--Russian Naturalists..'
Hygiene Of Plants.


1 FtSF1 ~ 4 tIf$ tS... r.
XII, l!uMoR @ r; ,nG IL, das Hos,nn.
ar hy hy!oths,s !onS price. ~,
Roberts nfo."e .a..te, at,rco,n ,r,1 of ,u,mon mn
tic students o' 'saaaspsa,e a'u y, .unlH ~.
-, md Tic lovers Of subtle thought strongly
,.Ia.s1 w. with individuality, and conveyed In q
hsoteu "'s anil m,e,ic dicttou. will find a
reh fensuu ,o.,,ont Il, III. collection oY e.s'vs.
nine Of cnloyh'eH' ~ 1'"S '..,s.,.s ns.. 49,.
iYye oat OF the t"etse eo,"e u"1si VIC "'as wv
i,u+ss Of the general title, atl treat rcapces-
's.,s ... y, uTbe Cause Of Laughter"; Of /" wit,
ifs! y. ,,..,"r y. am, nf rc,tatn of the rirth-
Irony. t'aR'ot ""N r., W. .,a.. =, IN, nrsn,
ppoEoklnc coafe.sta =" M psss IL: .,s.s~
lsnatist rs uOgbcFry, loucilstonc, falsta!l'
.hc Porter in "Maes'ct),," tho Clown In
" Trelf,b Sight," and the Fool in Lear" The
....ta,nv essays fall exclusively under the
Lead Of slakspearc'' a"'' .''lsiss VI eA1'l'",
.m ssholarly analyses of n hnlf'scorc or more OF
The prominent men and women III the Immortal
gallery o. ,',, t"r ot, a., t,c dissertation m r.m.
Ao,; ',i =" nI , n.y. ,rom r,,e.t to invite attention.
The subject ID so cnsgmatical, so tat,talizlng.
.r1 m fascinating, thnt every cultivated mind
s.s 1a ~ s,e.,,Iat}nr, mon the prohlems of Nm
..sS snsa =. ph{lo,on,y hos. nj oun tfmc or mn.
tafe anu ia'osup.' s, - IT, ~,
oIheF, tHcd 10 PUCK OUT the neuFt " "ys.erY'
The text has been construed Into a'l endless
sane.} ., isaI''' a,s, a ,,,,n, 'esa sa.,' -
M'u''. ". /, ,,na ro,nolnca for afr Wo,aa n
tntm' Ae' :. "a' ',,'.'..'..- 49, ,o '.
produce quite hosci lhterp1e1o,'on, or ~ 1ease
,r,nrr. m
~ Tia M. has hitherto peneratly prcva1cd that
'he as', '.s' s,.,es ''.,,.. p. ', 49,. sa.
the noble Dane was eitsler fcal'y thaa, OF lhat
heielsocl TO he 80; anu the invention has been
nainly i exercised upon thequcry us tn the proper
, 1876-11-18

ample Justice; anu, In noting her capacities mud
deficiencies, lie often accoras hcr generous ad-
vice.
Tho striking agurcs OF speech with which SIr.
Weiss adds force and beauty to 1lls t!ctton, de-
scryc m0incnt's Illustration, and this cannot
bc better douc than BY tho display of two or
thrcc examples:
When the heart prononnccs strongly, it, mean
IL conduct the purple Of Victory.
The ves.e ''a. H. hlsh tn.tsp ot a To,n.n WIG
tl,!s new. surprising sentiment.
Thus the lips which an oath had sealed melt apart
In tue arht kiss, and hor heart, like Iluld ruby,
rushcs through.
In the middle mica almost everything Tint IL
thosc bass tic melodies which can b. doncstfcated
nndrr nans root and by hts hcarth!de arc patlent
" waiting 10 bs led forth and ba Installed.
.. ANDERsONyILLE.
THE SOUTHERN SIDE :na, ASpEnsoHvsLtE Pn1s-
rn1s o,f'en Il ~ ~
siates Military Prison licsnlta't, Andafsonv'llc,
Wtaz Tn1AL; 4 coArAMtrox or THE MotrAt,rt
IN EonraEiN AND s9uTMEns PnIsoss; NEAAKKs
on TnE Exc1,AAax HunkAr, ET{,. AZ ArPES.
UIEn At ANDE1tsnSytLtE. AND THIS CAUSES or
DEA1m; CLASSIFIED L1r1s or ALL THAT Dirn IN
Ash. baltimore: rrumbull Brothers. Price, S..
Notwithstanding Its suspicious titlo and It's
painful and exciting contents, this book Is to bc
! welcomed rs valuable contribution to the an-
nals of tho latc civil conflict. The story Of that
! contest can neither bc just nor complete until
We have from both Sides the most minute
md vcraclous testimony that can be procured.
Quo Of the most important, as It Is tho most
distressing, portions Of the nccount relates to
the History Of Andcrsonyillo Prison; md here
w w, i,u,. wy stauI.ss' - pu's eonpussu "
otetal documents, OF ono Of thu SURGEONS In
command Of that stoekadc. It Is written from
violent and ,,ncomprornising partisanship wllicl,
led tile rro~slavery portion Of our population to
make war agalnst the Union; yet tho evidence
Of unquestionaolo authority which 1t contains Is
Of the wrctrhcl captiscs confined In the military
.a,, th .,a - .,,r snror,,',,s ~: su ,u
~ NV .a.o " ns" ""9
tlle'r story with graphic details OF tlclr un-
| matched and appalling misery.
Surgeon J. II. White, for time chief Of the
medcnl corps TN duty ut the prison, reported to
Gen. W,nder, Aug. ., 1851:
Tho prisoners arc without barracks or tents.
rh,y a, !onsa 1en H. sfe densey crowded @ TO-
te1isciy md irrcgujuTy attanReus prsysntLnr free
circulation, cnHendcrtng foul nnd noxtous vuo1s,
anil prec!ndins Guy system Of police; tie men ar.
e1pprcd ,nr!ng tho day to thc RAYS Of the nun md
tue dcws Ut night, and nanyRre unprotected during
~ 's:s rtiea. eon;s, of euotbrapoppa o, nseon
aud, wen lavd. the bread Il eoarss and Irritating,
dssascs s f s Of ths 1Se.!s
sessts Ut ss:y
exte,it, =. :,
aHe dr'nkipg. l water t. obtained tren, springs
md 10 Boulc OK tent frun, tic nfcnD,. tFbc watrr
, 1876-11-18

Baron Won N0lkeu las returned 10 Germany
f1om Colombia, whore he lsas been studying the
, 1876-11-18

CALIFORNIA CHINESE MISSION, :,
The 4tasrtean Missionary gives statlstlcs from
tho report Of tho California Chinese Mission,
which declares that, during thcye,r ending With
August, 1876, the eust Of tho u,ssua hus been
$5,as7. An average o& seventeen tcael,ers have
becl, constantly enployed; and tho number Of
Chtnauaen wi1o have glvc,. evidence of CONVEX
stun Is not less tlan ll5. BESIDES these, the
number who profess 10 have left oif the worship
OF itpls, through tlu influence ot Christian
teacting, is upward OF III. Ti,csu results Of
missonary-labor among tLu hcatllcu OIL our
western coast, are rightly :rcgatdel u very cl,-
cuuEaEIng.
, 1876-11-18
NOVELS,

TIE HOME AT GnEfLOck. 1ly 3trs. r. PREM.
l:sMo.. pp. ass, Rsw Sork: 'X X"soaD j. +. 1saa- a.
dnlph &To: pHec, SLID ="
u. U0UuLAs. Author Of ''Sevcn Daughters" ["
se. l2m9., pp. 35:. Doston: Leo = Shepard.
Frste, Sl,bu,
Mothers WHO ase enleavoril,g viii, lcyout
will to tsa!u ther children wisely Will and
good usauy useful hints in tho sketch Of "The
Homo at urcyluck." The story Is wanting In
literary and nrtlstc ability; yet. for the susu Of
tho lesso,.s In maternal duty which it is cx-
pressly written to communicates, erlttciam Will
be lclllcnt.
Readers III search Of O llycrting novel might
uaril's Kingdom" It relates the trials OF Il
young stepuiotAcr who wins, by sweet PATIENCE
aud selftfuyot!on, the obstinate hearts Of her
husband's children. Thu moral Of thu huok ts
OF y llgh order