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GIVE ME REST.

Only one moment, unfettered by care,
flushed as the temple devoted to prayer,
When Heaven is painting the West,
Flooding the sky thro' its portals ajar,
Looping the curtain of night with star
Give me rest
Spirit of power, forever you'll reign,
Tyrant enslaviug the heart and the brain,
With ev'ry endeavor oppressed.
Sick of the lessons that nature has taught,
Weary with burdens of infinite thought
Give me rest.
Grant me potion lelhean, draught
Sparkling with tranquil repose never quaifed
BY mortals at pleasures behest.
Give me peace the world cannot give
Respite from action TO act is to live
Give me rest.
Ceaseless the toll of the spirit distraught,
Boundless the realm of invisible thought,
Where imagery fingers caresscd
Waves OF oblivion over me roll
Welcome forgetfulness bring to my soul
Give me rest
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Useful knowledge.

A man walks three miles nm hour.
A horse trots seven
Steamboats, run eighteen.
Sailing vessels make ten.
| Slow rivers flow four.
Rapid rivers flow seven.
Storms move tbirty-six.
Hurricanes eighty.
A rihe-ball, one thousand miles
minute.
Sound, eleven hundred and forty
three.
Light, one hundred and ninety thou
sand.
Electricity, two hundred and eighty
thou6and.
A barrel of -four weighs one hundred
and ninety-sx pounds.
A barrel Of pork, two hundred.
A barrel of powder, twenty-five.
A firkin Of butter, iifty-six.
A tub of butter, eighty -four.
Wheat, beans and clover seed, sixty
pounds TO the bushel
Corn, rye and fax seed, fifty-six.
Buckwheat, ffty-two.
A barrel Of rice, six hundred.
Barley, forty-eight.
Oats. thirty-fve.
Coarse Salt, eighty-fvo.
Sixty drops make teaspoonful.
Three teaspoonfuls, a tablespoonful,
one-third of an ounce.
-Four thousand eight hundred and
forty square yards make an acre.
A square mile, six hundred aud forty
acres.
To measure an acre Two hundred
and nine feet on each side, making
square acre within an inch.
There are two thousand seven hun
dred and fifty languages.
One person dies at each pulsation of
the heart
Average Of life, thirty-one years
Erchange.
A correspondent Of tho Southern Plan
tatio't writes as follows about tho power
Of a well-known plant;
IL have discovered a remedy for
pulmonary consumption 1t has cured
a number Of cases after they had COM
mencod bleeding at the lungs. and tho
hectic flush was already on the check.
After trying this remedy to my own
satisfaction, / have thought philanthropy
required that | should let t be known TO
the world II is the common mullen,
stepped strong, and swectcncd with coffee
sugar, and drank freely. The herb
should be gathered before the end of
July, If convenient.
Young or old plants arc good dried in
the shade ind kept in clean bags. Tho
medicine must be continued from three
to six months, according to the nature
Of the disease. 1t is very good for tho
blood vessels also. II strengthens and
builds up the system, instead Of taking
away strength. IL makes good blood,
and takes inflammation away from tho
lungs. II is the wish Of the writer that
every periodical III the United States,
Canada and Europe should publish this
receipt for the benefit Of tho human
family. Lay this up aud keep it 10 the
house ready for use"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-07-13

NV UpNiN INV bhNh W hdiu-
sci for his wife, and 10 smiled
so swectly, and d winning
words, that in tir or heart
and she became h
''And when sb' ~
rb sA "a Z;
Wasap
So great Va that she
forgot her lost earth
and every ser hus-
band "e ! in bis
ham kissed
n" his
khires,
dian, +; and
she wa she'd
ding o.. Of husband
frown upon her, and hp no longer called
her his hearts jewel" or his "dear
Moneta,"
At length she presented him with a
little daughter as lovelyk9s water-sprto
with hair like threadE 2f gold Now
the father watched the he with greedy
eyes, for the mother ha wept precious
tears of molten gold before she received
tho gift of human grid' and be hoped
her child would do the lame; but when
he found it was only kommon mortal,
be shut his heart against The babe. Mo-
meta was no longer yellow and ugly, but
very beautiful with deep eyes out Of
which looked deep soul; yet she had
lost her fairy gifts. and her husband had
ceased to love her. The good woman
mourned in secret, and You'd have
wished to die, only her precious child
comforted her heart.
One day, rs she was sitting by the
shore of the lake, water-kelpie saw her
weeping and came to her in the shape Of
white-harcd old man, saying
Charming lady, why do you weep?
Come with me to my kingdom under the
waters, my people are always happy"
Then she looked where he babe her,
and saw afar down under the waters, a
beautiful city whose streets were Of red
and white coral.
The kelpie said, "wil you go?"
"No," sighed Moneta, thinking Of the
kind words her husband had sometimes
spoken to her: II cannot go yet"
But at last her husband said
GLOW often the thought comes to nc,
if ] had no wife and child all this gold
would be mine ?! and he knitted his
brow with frown.
Then Moneta looked into his face and
said i:
Dear Ivan, / have loved you truly,
but you no longer care for Moneta. ]
will go away with the little child, and
all our gold shall be yours Farewell p
Then she embraced him with falling
tears. His heart was stirred within him,
and be would have followed her, only he
knev not which way she had gone,
Soon the water kelpie came TO him in
the shape Of horse and ran before
him neighing fiercely anl breathing fire
from bis mouth this is Tho way kelpies
take to announce the fact that some one
has gone under the water.
So the man followed the kelpie. His
heart was swelling with grief; and all
his love for his wife and child had come
back to him.
lie looked into the lake, and saw the
fair city. In Transparent palace Mo
meta was sitting crowned with pearls, the
child sleeping on her bosom, He cried
Come back, o Monola" but she
heard him not.
lie went TO the same spot every day,
never leaving il until the water was clear
and he had seen his wife and child. He
cared no more for his fine castle and
gold. for the castle was empty and the
gold could not speak.
ALAS" cried he, III / could only
listen to the music Of Moneta's voice
Il could bold the child in my arms
once more p
Now be cared for nothing but to gaze
INTO the waters at Moneta and her child.
One day the water-kelpie appeared to
aim ia the form Of aa old maa.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-07-13

A boy having been told that "a rep
tive is an animal that creeps," on being
asked to name one. on examination day,
promptly replied, "a baby"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-07-13
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Terms OF ADVERTISING. For plain matter,
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, 1877-01-15

On Saturday last, before tho Senate Sub
Committee engaged in investigating West
Feliclana Parish, JAuEs 31onoAN, a United
States Supervisor ut poll, testified that lie
saw colored men compelled to yoto the Demo-
cratic ticket. The Commissioner at the
Courthouse poll In Francisviile testified
tint names Of colored men voting the Repub-
ncau ticket were takcn down, and they wero
notified they would 10 visitcd In night or
two, nnl. on his demonstrating, be wns nlso
threatened. Another witncss gwore that ho
hal been forced to resign M police juror,
that his broshcr-in-law was killed, md TINT
he himself WAS forccl to abandon his home
md leave tie parish. These are samples OF
the Atatembnts that aro n,ale every day be-
fore these committees III Louisiana, and yet
tho election in TINT Stato wns perfectly fair
nnd free, according to Democratic testimony
, 1877-01-15
A AREyoLuTIoNARY PROJECT.

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, 1877-01-15
PERSONAL.


correspondent u informed ttlat Mr.. Hhppleh
review ot "Danicl pefohda " can 10 found Jn tht
last number OF Tue AofM Amf'5edn Hfet<lf.
The Nation SAYS 3fr. Henry James story, "Ths
American" II. ..bv far the mo.t ,mnortant cou
t-,hu,ton !, ..n.,,c.n ne,,an ,a ,a.a. ~ ,"a,
.va.ao' ..,sa - ~ ''Hee"" "'''o" a'A9o ''' '''s
Tbs uu,,,nvton J7a,rt<n< .,,. ,,,, ,,,. Ann,
Dickinson haytnr eounlo Of nsv s nIa,. ITO to @ VII.
last Ilonday night for her appearance the following
day. did not get TO bed until nearly d'o'c'ock,
Edward X. Hart" nephew OF Senator aortou.
committed sn!c'de at Washington last week. liz
yesrs NM, b,,i hsr m c.r.ssiys~ rdd1rt,h ~ ,.int.
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Thcra waa paEdoned fr1'n tls Indiana State
, 1877-01-15

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, 1877-01-15

And now the lev. l:opERT ['oLLyEn las
been prcachsng sermon, which We print
this moraing, on Especial Providences,"
having more immediate reference to tic
Brooklyn aud Ashtabn1a horrors, whicl, Mr..
Co1lrrn most aptly terlus Especial itnprovi-
douces." The lessons lie draws reflect rath.
er more severely upon theasrc-blIldess and
railroad companies than upon Providence
which Is whero thiE sermon differs materially
from some other ecr7nons that have becn
preached Oh the an,ue subject.
, 1877-01-15

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t'o' ''e'"ce" ono ho"se .. ,'a own "os'o"
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, 1877-01-15

The New York Stn calls attention 10 some os
Commodore VANpEnDILr's tnlxIms pl,icl, rou.
tain the sccret Of his SUCCESS. To one yuuny
man about to commence his career ns WalE
street hrokcr lie said: "2onny, don't hcsrr
sell What You haven't got;" to another, "tsAN.
don't never put It into any mans power to ruiu
you;" and to third, "Dou't nevcr buy What
you cans pay for" The old Cunlmodorc's
grammar h not very sound, but Ills senae might
BE- followed With profit on our own Board Of
Trade, and by multltudcs of young mcn Just
commencing business itfc.
, 1877-01-15

Times change, and mems opinions with them.
Sixteen ycars ago Mr.. LAWRENCE N. KElrr,
addressing public meeting III Charleston, y.
e., said: "1.ct mc tell rot, there are million
Of Democrats In the North, who, When tie
Black Republicans attempt to march upon The
South, will bo found a wall Of fire in tile 'front.'"
MF. kE1TT made this assertion .tlpon the assur-
ancea Ut these same Northern Democrats Win
are now howliug for "wal" and "Roal'," hut
that was sixteen years ago. Now these same
Democrats are bowling, but no ono In the South
has anything to say about Northern Demo.
cratic wall OF fire In front. On the other hand,
they arc reminding these Frn1osos Of tl,e cor.
seryatiyo influence Of Aftcen-nch shells With
fuses III process OF combustion
, 1877-01-15

The Chicago produce markets were activo
Bsturtlay, and most of them were stronger.
Ness pork closed 2l1o per brl higher. ut
1l7.30@l1.5l casi aud sl7.55 for Febru-
ay. Lard closed l'o per TOO lbs higher,
\. S1o.s2s cash and Sll.l2t@l1.15 for Feb
Tuas1. Meats wero 4c per lb higLes, closing
1t G!o for new shoulders, boxed, s;o for
do short-ribs, aud ?ac for do short-clea1s-
Hiehwiues we're quiet, Mt &i.07 per gallon.
Flour was in moderate demand and firm.
, 1877-01-15


Tie Cheap Transportation Association Of
New York, while protesting vigorously
against the injury to tbs commerce of that
city resulting from The "peace tariff ar'
ranged by the Eastern trunk railroad liuea,
haa turned its attention to another question
Of vital importnnce-tha Of the enormous
expc'4se attending tho handling Of tonnage
after it has been laid down by the railroads
at their terminal .lerots. This subject was
brought before the Inst animal meeting Of
tho Association in paper read by Mr.. TuEo-
poRE F. LEES, fts General Agent, and from
tho extracts which are given in another column
it will bo sccu TINT tie nnn,.nl expense OF
hanlllng and carsing tho tonnage Of Now
York between the railwny tlepots and the
whnrves ia stated at SD, ,Ooo. .0oO, on All esti-
mated cost Of 81 per ion, and more than the
average gross earnings of the trunk railroad
lines. The Association has devised pian
for connecting tho railroads with the water
front 1,y means Of the Belt Railrond, and 1t
only remains for tue Boarsl Of Aldermen 10
grant permission tomove frcight-carst through
certain streets in order to remove this DAM
aging tar upon the commerce Of tho city.
The Produce Exchange, Chamber Of Com
mcrce, and Importers and Grocers' Boards
have appointed n committee to urge tho mat
ter upon the municipal authorities.
, 1877-01-15

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sion to botray il to deliver into thu hnnds
of nnv enomv trenchnrouslv mr. fa;t1,1ess,v
For e1nmpfe. If nny Of t1,osa WIN want into
the ca,,cus and pledged themselves 10 stick
to LOGAN should. wien the t1av for 1,a,]ot,
in1 comes. be absent without GOOD md sniff.
,;ort ro,ao- t,,t t.; ,t.,.,e,,t. ,.
, 1877-01-15

The nomination Of Atr. ". Il. ASpEnsoS
by the Senate Independents need not alarm
any person beennao Of any danger of his
election. His nomination is nlere sllanl.
The Democratic parsy will never vote for
him. I1is candidacy incans that ho will keep
the Senate independents from voting for
IoaAS.pr any other Republican until such
time NJ a consolidated opposition unto can
4lect PALMER or DAVIS, ANDERSON Is tuere
tail to the pAistrE kitc
, 1877-01-15

We print n letter from Gen, FARSswonr4
IN reply to criticism ty TuE TRIBUNE upon
that resolution Of tho Springfield Convention
which affirmed that tho Twenty. second Joint
Rule, proposed by Iii. TnuMpuLr, in 1865.
was mere embodiment Of tue constitutional
right of either House of Congress- 10 rcioct
tile vote of any State for President, TuE
TRIBUNE said:
H. In Tho absence a, any fu,c O, ,aw. It rsou1rc,
the concurrence Of buth lfousca Of Congress 10 re.
sslse ana count Tue vote ofan, State FoF President;
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State il ea:t subordinate to thu rich, Ind nowcr of
either llousc to reject IT, then why did Mr Tarn.
nrt1 IN 1su5 Ind it necessary for tho arst tune tn
.he maui, o' .ho na1'o" 10 frame rue having tho
whirh n nns,c..c !u.nc,rn,lx ~ "rc, rn,os to"''
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