Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

New YoFk Dramatic Newell

New York Dramatic ReWsl
Misc Kellogg, like eli artists, is In tbs
habit Of receiving more or less love
lelterp. Generally they are dull and
stupid, Of course. That which ] print
below, however, IL quite worth the
space | give Il. Al the request Of the
recipient, | give only the initials Of the
writer. Il proceeds as follows:
CINCINNATI, O., March I4th, ls7s.
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg:
Dear FrIend-The writer begs 10 address
| you on behalf OF young Christian physi-
clan, who desires your acquaintance, aud,
II agreeable, would be pleased 10 open 3
correspondence with you. The dOo'0 or has
been pursuing his scientific studies dur
log the past seven years In medical coll
lege and hospital at b. me and abroad, in.
Guiding Cleveland, CiacInnatI, PhIladeI.
phia, New York, London, Berlin and vi
emma. He has tray sled extensively in
Europe and America-kngIand, Ireland,
France, Italy, Switzerland, Austria, Bo.
hemia, PTuss.a, saxony, Belgium, Bavar-
10, etc.
He has visited Queenstown, Liverpool,
London, Paris, Rome, Naples, Florence,
TurinO, BJlogne, Verona, lisa. Milan,
Venice, GeneVa, Berne, Zurich, LuEerne,
Munich, Vienna, Dresden, Prague, Berlin,
Cologne, Brussels, etc., including many
other places Of interest at hume and
abroad. He has visited the Bay OF Naples
from the crater Of Mt. Vesuvius, and wit
! messed "glorious sunrise from MI. Rigi, !"
and has crossed the Alps by the "simplon
! Pass" NapoleaDi highway from Italy TO
! switzerland. He has sailed on Lake
Como, Maggiore, Lake LuZsrne, Lake Con.
stance, Lake Of Geneva, and on the Adrl.
attic, and he has enjoyed the scenery ofthe
Thames, the Seine, and the Rhine, the
Rhone, the Danube, the ElbO, the PO, the
Tiber, and the Med. The museums aud
galleries nf art and 8 ulpture claim ed
much OF his time during bis sOiourn 10 Eu-
rope, especially the Louvre In Paris, Pitt
Palace In Florence, and the Vatican in
Rome, including the rich galleries Of Dres.
den, Munich, Vienna, Berlin, ETC., we're
frequently visited by him. The royal pal
aces In England, Italy, Austria, and Plus.
Sia, with their wealth and splendOr, we're
the objects OF his admiration, especially
puOse in Austria and Italy. The House Of
Parliament, In London, Berlin, and Vien-
ma were visited by him during session, and
the cnthedrals with their treasures did not
escape his attention, namely, st. Paul, at
| - 1NAAehg Oh NhNA Ahu Ibe 4 AAl Uuh Vi
walls, at Rome; Nntre Dame, at
Paris; and the wonderful catheJrals at
Milan, Cologne, Florence, Venice, etc.
The doctor 10 q very QNiet, unAssumin z
gentleman, strictly honorable and con-
seienti0us, being devoted Christian, the
con Of plOus parents, whose ancestors
came from Prussia, and his own name Is
link with the royal families Of England
and Prussia.
His age is thirty-eight, height i've feet
and hve inches, complexion very fair, has
light hair, light eyebrows, hazel eyes, and
wears heavy sandy beard and moustache,
temperament nervous, Sanguins disposi-
tion. kind, patient, and iorgiVing.
A favorable reply will elicit further par
ticu'ars concerning him. CoDhdentially
yours, A, z.
lam requested TO state that the per-
son described above 10 not the sort OF
q fellow Miss Kellogg wants. Her
heart, am informed, is fancy free, but,
In the first place, she doesn't fancy q
doctor II Miss Kellogg has any notion
of the perfect man, It would be one
who had rather Travelled in Maine,
Massachusetts, South Carolina, Louis
lana, California, Texas, and Staten ls.
land, etc. She would wish him 10 have
at least, Visited Albany, Buffalo, De-
troit, Chicago, Cleveland, Memphis
ST, Louis, Omaha, Deadwood, Salt
Lake, Portland (Oregon), Alaska, and
Yonkers. Her peculiar notion js thai
her husband should have visited the
Bay Of Fundsy, seen Mt Washington
and have witnessed q sunset from The
spire Of Trinity, have crossed the ALE
/ ghaDies, have never gone in on any
Pass whatever, and have followed
Washington's track on the Delaware
: AS for sailing, Lake Superior, LAX,
! Ontario, aud the lake in Central Parl
! beat the others all hollow; while thu
= scenery on the Hudson, the Mississippi
: and the Erie Canal is the exact &C cener,
she would wish her intended to hav
admired. As for museums and gale
ries OF art, Miss Kellogg will ask Of hin
nothing more than to have occupied hi
time with Barnum's, s,lhe American NJ se
umin the Bowery, the pictures in Praed
b chrome store. Royal palaces are a
r nothing 10 republican simplicity, AM
c as long as the ideal one has admiret
the Wbite.house and President Hayes
r residence in Columbus, Ohio, II will b
y satisfactory to her. In the matter q
I. legislative halls, the capitol in Lexing
II ton, KY, and Tammany Hail will dc
J while In the way Of cAthedrals, Mood
9 aud Sankey's most recent tabernacl
d and Beecher's church will answer. A.
this is nothing 10 the personal qnalif
J. cations Of the intended husband, how
!. ever, lie must be OF lively turn G
d mind, only honest enough to turn /
b the correct receipts 10 her every nigh
Ie and In the way OF religion, she woul
prefer one who was not q member c
Ell any church, because then be Nigh
er also be the President oil some insursnc
n company. Thirly-eight is too ad
ir vanced, i've feet five is too small, anC
" above all, be must be Of dark cou
9. plexion, no beard or mustache mo Of
y jectiOn 10 hair parted in the middle
be and Of lymphatic temperament bl
K, ready to resent insult, aud not iOrgiv
injury. With the sort Of a husband
have described, Miss Kellogg's mar