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ilCl lSILCiS " hCi uusUbuu, SOHI GuC lOt
lowing to Il friend:
1 cannot be satisfied. my dearest friend,
blcst rs l am In the matrimonial state.
unless 1 pour into your friendly bosom,
which WAS always in unison with mine,
the various sensations which swell
with the liveliest emotions Of pleasure,
my almost burning heart. My dear
husband is the most amiable OF men.
l have been married seven weeks, and
have never found the least reason to
IN person and manner. unlike the
ugly. cross, disaSreeable and jealous
men. who think by contining to secure.
A wife it is his maxim to treat
bosom friend and companion. not as Y
menial slave, or plaything. the woman
Of his choice Neither party,
he says, should always obey implicitly,
but yield 10 each other in turns.
An ancient maiden aunt, nearly seventy,
light of both young and old; she is ci-
VII TO ali the neishborhood around,
generous and charitable to the poor.
My husband likes nothing better
than he does me; he fatters me more
than the glass and his intoxlcation
(for SO | call the excess OF his love-
niakes me blush for the unworthiness
of it's object. / wish l was deserving
OF the man whose name bear. To
say all in one word - and to
is now my own husband. my fondness
Is returned, and 1 might have had
Il prince without the felicity I ind In
him. Adleul Be you as best as Pm un-
able TO wish that 1 could be more
happy.
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THE SONG Of EGlA.
Ef MARIA DEL oCCIDESTE.

Hr MARIA DEL oCCIDENTE.
Day III melting purple dying
blossoms all around me signing
Fragrance from the lily sIrayIng
Zephyr with my ringlets playing,
he but wahen my distresB;
am sick of loneliness.
Thou To whom love 10 hearkrn,
Conc ere night around me ,l:trk"n;
Though thy soitness but deceive M.
Say lhou'rt true, and l'li believe thee.
Ven, ii III, thy souls intent
Let me think 1t innocent
save thy toilinS, spare thy treasure
All ask Is friendships pleasure
Let the shining ore lie darklin.
Bring no gem in lustre sparkling:
Ghts and gold are nousht to me;
would only look on thee.
Tell to thee the high wrought feeling.
Ecthsy but i'll revealing,
PAINT to thee the deep sensation,
Rapture in participation,
\ ct but torture, If cUIuprcst
In lone, uniricnded hrci asst
Absent still All, come and bless me,
Let these eyes again c.Ircss thee
Once. IN caution, | could ily thee;
Now nothing could deny thee.
In Il look II death there he,
Come and Will gaze on thee
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SHOO FLY /!
BEN BUTLER AND MASSACHUSETTS
from the Albany .1ourna11

fFrom the Albany Journal
rhere once was girl, and the girl had !, beau ,
And 10 all his hot wooins she answered him
But NO was word that suited him lily,
Ana 10 take 1t Tor answer he swOre would be
silly.
SO in spite of her no. he kept courting the girl,
Though her brow was all frOwn and her lip was
all curl,
And eve after eve she kept telling the beau
AS I've said fifty times, so say aguIn.NO' -
But at last came a day when, in utter despair,
She wruns her white hands and her soldcnhIcd
hair,
And sighed 10 her beau, 'sI'Il do rs Pm bld O +
you,
Will marry you, benjamin, just to get rid of
YOU
sweet Massachusetts, l'vc long been your
beau, '-
said No;
y yield thee ut last, o do as you're bid of me,
Ana make me your governor just 10 get rid of
o.
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THE WOODS ALIVE WITH THEM

A Lewistown (Mc.) woman named
Woods has nineteen children. The
woods seem To be full of them.
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The following named gentlemen are duly
authorized agents for this paper and will receive
subscriptions for the same:
Charles E. Stone, Napoleon
]. L. Marshall, Wellington.
William II. Lay, Mt. Hope.
Thomas 7. Puckett, Mayview.
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William q. Neale, Page City.
Other names will be added to this list as AZ
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BIacksmithing and Repairing.

TAMES P. HALL, having re-
d turned TO Lexington to stay, S"
e5pectfully sOlicits q snare OF
public patronage. He has rented tile shop lately
occupied by Clowdsley WOtawa, where he IL
really to do all kin,is oi Blacksmithing. Hea
repairinS Specially. jel
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ARRIVE.
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a. +. ALEXANDER, =,

TTORNEY AT LAW. Will practice IN the
A Conrts OF Lafayette and adjoining counties.
Nli also attend promptly to the collection OF
Iaims, and to investigation OF Titles TO real
s,;o r. 10 ianl4-ly
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RATHBUN g. SHEWALTER,

TToRNEYS AT LAW, Lexington, Mo; WI
"A practice in all the courts OF the SlNtn ouul
IA, t:ircuit and United states courts. Prompi
atfention eiyen to collections. Once In
.:TntelIigencer Building" /" front room.
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HUNTS REMEDY is
purely Vegetable,
and is used by the
advice ofphysicians.
1t has stood the test
for 30 years. and the
utmost reliance may
be- placed in it. One
Trial Will Convince
You. Send TOR Pam
phlet to Uan4-ly
WM. E. CL
SOLD BY Al
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=. WALLACE n s. CHILEs.

A TTORNEYss AND COUNSELLORS Al
a Law, Lexington, No. Office, front room
over the Lexington Savings B'.nk, opposnSs -
the court house. Will practice in the courts OF
Lafayette and surrounding counties, and also ~
tue Supreme court OF the state OF Missouri, anu
the u. s. Circuit and District courts lor the
Western District of Missouri.
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BURDEN f. SON,

. nToRNEysx Il COUNSELLORS ATLAW I,
A Lexington, Mo. OIice front room over u.
IA. -koyle' 8 look store IN Kriehn's new building,
opposite the Courthouse. VIII practlce III th'
State and Federal courts. Prompt attention
given to the collectionOf claims aud Probate
sensin..sS ~ febl7-yl.
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WnJIAN YOUNG,

- TFoRNEY ATLAW Lexington. Missouri.
"A win practice his profession in all OF the
c,nrts of Lafayette county anu the courts OF
Record in the state. Office opposite the court
house All business promptly attended 10.
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FARM FOR SALE.
TTNHE undersigned, executor of the last sSs
L will and testament of Jesse Roberts, 4S$a
deceased. now offers for sale the home S5S
farm OF said deceased, situated in Green -
ton Valley, two miles south OF GreentOn post
office. On the line of the new extension OF the
c. 4 A. r. X. said lnrP contains 26O acres OF No.
land, $50 acres under fence, balance in timber
There is on the place good residence, two good
barns, apple orchard peaches pears, &c. Also
good water, both in wells and spring branches.
TERMS:-One-thirdc cash, one third In twelve
months, and remaining third in two years.
For price, and any other particulars, apply 10
SAMUEL w. GREASY, Executor,
mayl1n 4reentOn. Lafayette Co. Mo.
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TWO WAYS OF DESCRIBING A HUs-
BAND.

A married lady, compelled to show
her letters to her husband, sent the fol-
lowing to q friend:
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n. A. HICKLIN.

A TTORNEY AT LAW. Will practice his
IA profession IN the courts OF Lafayette anu
smrraundInp counties Prompt attention given
tn Ali business entrusted to his care: Once over
OuaI les & Co.'s Drug store, front room
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z RYLAND: XHNOPHON RYLAND,
Notary Publ
Rvu,AND H RYLAND.

a TTORNEYS AT LAW, Lexington, Mo.
"A Ofiice over No. 81, Main street. Practice
in All the Courts OF Lafayette and adjacent coun,
tie,. in the supreme Court of the State anu
District Court OF the United States. Prompt
s"s;nSs janl4
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A TTORNEY AT LAW, Lexington, Missouri
IA Will practice in all the courts oil Lafayetl
and sdjolning counties. prompt attention give
10 an business. Office over ROyle u News ar
" i, "a 800 febl7tt
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ATTOR
CHARLES E. STONE,
DREw g. wELBoRN,

NOTARY PUBLIC, Napoleon, Lafayette
IN county, Missouri. nayIlI
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Forty-eight hours had elapsed since
the fatal wedding night Lucy was no
longer on the banks of the Dargle;
stretched her couch in her chamber
at Rathdown, she was recovering from
long attack of fever, and had been for
two days delirious. She raised herself
with difficulty, looked around her with
dull and stupetled air, tried to collect
her thoughts, then slowly pronounced
these words:
ALLAN Macdonald is hep
Alas, no one replied.
Lucy, on the morning after her mar
riage. had been found lying senseess at
daybreak on the platform OF the Dargle
Allan had never been able to account
tor her being there; doubtless she and
Robert had remained there several
hours together; and at night alone, re-
mote from all. What might rot have
passed between them before the death
of Robertp Allan had not forgotten the
kiss imprinted on Lucy's hand; in his
alarming perplexlty, and hearing no
word escape his wiie's lips during the
height OF her fever but calculations of
Robert, Robert he had departed in a
state of wild excitement from Rathdown
SdStle, anu ustu lCIuIuCu, IL WAS sup.
posed. to Scotland.
The wretched father of the sufferer,
obliged to acquaint her with the whole
truth, endeavored to do SO with all pos
sible care and -circunspection. Lucy,
however, became not the less aware of
her misfortunes; her imagination even
exaggerated them. Her illness gained
ground rapidly, the fever redoubled its
violence, and ere long the bride-brlde
only in name-was reduced to the last
extremity. Her reason could not resist
the successive attacks which it had un-
dergone. and the unhappy Lucy became
a lunatic. ,.,.,.,, -....t. -.tl
The body OF Robert Kennedy. borne
to . distance by tho waters of the Dar-
gle, had been discovered on a lonely
shore. A paper found on his person, a
| journal in which he had traced his
thoughts, narrated his sorrows, and de-
veloped his intentions, establishing the
| innocence OF the unfortunate Lucy. 1t
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q a TToRNEYS AT LAW office over Maitland's
"A store, northwest corner of public square,
TovinUfOu Mo.
The New York herald., 1879-12-27
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

are again indebted DR. spore Of the steamer City
Para for late papers, &C. from Bran and West Indies
Which is Hsfsx aa inst Tor Bs%aro 70
Halifax 18th with tho valves Of her machinery out Of
order. Sho repaired and proceeded 26th
FALCON, before reported sunk OF North PoIns
lifted and towsdt to Baltimore 10Th for repairs.
B4.x % Ger. Bsnsr E from aosa95as s 70.
Dec leaking badly. and was dscharrng on tho 2oth
dnSOs P G c0m 10 s.S for Palma
proceeded on the 18TH
n, T.v9 4. from psnsG s * with rS:
spsrs. sail &c. She was repairing on the 10Th. -
BAnx poRora,A cier Muller % from Mssatan Ia lsi days
ernl cases OF scurvy board.
BARK AZ Bosssn, from Baltimore, before reported ss
was having new rudder Dec made II She was loading
credit awarded to Captain Phillips for saving his vessel
BARK FnosrIsn 3D. White from Ru.tsn for Key West,
city TO repair.
BRIG X {Br. from Halifax, Ns. for Lngan, CB, was
Office.
has bcen stripped nearly all of tho cargo landed Tho
hull is fast breaking dp.
Sem BRooKvILLs (,r) from Canning Ms for New York
before reported ashore Q. Hart has been surveyed
and = Erery,ng OF yiias viii be stripped
Semi LAURA A wxBn from Baltimore for Antigua, put
Into - Thomas leaking slightly M and % with some oshof trf
ScHR A A BoorH from New York arrived at Koy wcst
Doc %, with loss OF part OF deck load.
REnxCCA ID mot Rcbccca w HuddelU the
raised ut Hell Gate 2d by the Boston wrecking Co.
hrst reported Tho RW Huddell still romans ashore
ut Huck lcborry Island.
Sem NATHAN CLIFFORD from Perth Amboy for East
Cambridge before reported towcd into Hyanns after
being ashore On Great Point Nantucket lost both anchors
and Is lcakng
pALrInoRs Dec 26Thc tug Rattlor arrived yesterday
below with bark Pegli Utal. from South
bark that ashore n York Spit which
was untrue; shc only anchored of that point.
GLOUCESTER, Mass, Dec 2j-Norwcgian ship Professor
Mohn Lampe, with salt arrived to-day from Trapani 81
days enc series OF westerly gacs quick
deck
doing other damage On the 10th tho salmaker fell
the yard to tho house an thence the
deck falling the carpenter and breaking the atters
leg The sailmaker dcd two days aftcrward The cap
reports the passage as tho roughost he over
ricnccd.
John son Salem with coal lies ashore Southwest
Ground; will come OH with assistance.
NORFOLK, Va, Dec 26Capt Dickmore and crow, OF tho
schr whitney Long, which wrecked outer Diamond
shomi, Hatterns about week since, arrived hero
to-day.
The tug Cycops arrived hcrc to-day from Now York.
tow the steamer Clyde TO that city Tor repairs.
PORTSMOUTH, NIL Dec 26-tieneral Thorn visited this
city day consult in reronco TO the contemplated
several aud other vessels snve been damagcd IL
decided that submarine blasting would bc
aud IL estimated that the cost OF the removal OF
the obstruction would not DO far from SsoUOO.
Suipnurlpin1--San Francisco. Dec i0-Capt Matthew
has the brig for Claus Sprcckcs all In Frame
and will be finished She is about the same sizo
tho schr Claus sprecke and faster model Tho gentle
man has with the Alaska Commercial Com
pany build them steamer OF 100 feet Keel, which Will
DO commenced
The New York herald., 1879-12-27
COAL MINING OPERATIONS.

TEMPORARY SUSPENSION IN THE sCHUYLKILL
REGIoN-PREPARATIoNs FOB AN ExTENsIvE
oUTPUT-THE PRODUCT AND PROSPECTS.
rBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
PorTsvrLLE Pa, Dec. 90. 1879.
There is q general suspension Of all mining oper-
atons In the Schuylkil region at the present time
which will continue till January s. 1880. This il
the first suspension during the present year. and 1t
is gladly welcomed by the miners and other en-
ploy3s at the different collieries. 1t gives them
chance to enjoy themselves during the holiday
son. limits the production of coal. aids in q bet
tor regulation OF the trade and gives the mine
owners the needed opportunity to put their col
leries in better shape for the coming season, which
promises to be the most remuneratve within thu
history of the trade The production in this region
predecessor but prices ruled very low. and. with
the exception Of the last two months 1t o losing
game to the operators. But during the coming
year prices are expected to rule higher and the out
put will bc largely increased
ABsoRnINo OTHER COMPANIES
The Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Com
pany still buying up companies and have, within
the last few months gained possession OF the Grard
Mammoth Tunnel. Ridge and several other. large
concerns and at the present time are the owners Of
OF the best colieries in the region. During
lifts repairing machinery. &C.. SO that when they
again resume they can 90 in with rush.
PRODUCT OF The scHuYKILL REGION.
OF the product of the Schuylkill region during
this season the Reading furnished nearly five mil
lion tons. Last year their product was not quite
three million tons this being account of the prod
uct being curtailed by the combination which then
prevailed, President Gowen claims that 1900 900
tons will be about the output for the next year. of
which his company will mine half. This rosy
view the trade is joined in by the employees and
q consequence they are in good spirits over the
outlook. as are also the individual operators and
their men.
The New York herald., 1879-12-27
CLEARED.

Steamer Mkado Br), McKechnio. Glasgov-Austin Bald
win X Co.
Steamer Gresham (Br) Gbb Belfast. John C Sesger
Steamer Cimbra (Ger) Bahrends, Hamburg-Kunhsrdt
4 Co.
Steamer Saratoga, Sundberg Havana.-.J Ward Co.
Steamer CITY Of Dnlrs Risk Fernandins via Port Royal
and Jacksvnville-C II Mallory Go.
Quintard Co.
Steamer vIneand, Bowen, Baltimore via South Anboy
aud Camden-J Krems
Steamer Eeanora Bragg, Portland-J Ames
Ship Susan Gilmore Carver, Yokohama-Salter Liver.
Bark james Brett Gibson Esster. E-Brett Son Co.
Bark Balder Nor), Wuf. Plymouth, E-Funch. Edge
Bark Antonio tAus>. Cosuiich Msrseilles-
Bark Henrik Ibsen tNo), Maidell. Bordesux-Funch,
Edye d Co.
BARK Gorbea Csp Loguna, Bibos-zurcalday 4 Arsuim-
bau.
Bark Angela Accame dta. Beliando. Gibraltar for
Bark Maria dtsl Agnori. Port Said Egypt)--Lauro,
Brig shspherdsss BE. Cook. Plymouth. K-Gsorse r
Brig Arcadia, Woodward. Barbsdos-H Trowbridgs's
Sons
Brig Emily OBJ. Hanson, Belize, Hon-wm Jex Co.
Brig Shannon, Moore, Cienfuegos-Odio Perozo.
Brig Florence. Flynn. .Galveston-Tupper Beattie.
Scnr Yellow Pine, Ireland, Gaiveston-Overton Hsw-
kins
James Van Brunt
schr Rebecca tusv), spsuding Richmond va-Bentiey,
Gildersleeve 4 Co.
Schr Hattie NJ Mayo, Hickey Bostop-Charles living
Schr Kate Scranton. Pond. New Hsvsn-H Doyle.
The New York herald., 1879-12-27

sr JAeo Cnba) Dec oGArrived bark Morang Star tBv,.
sr ycass NJ. dee a5-sailcd. steamer Allembra tr,u.
McEthsaey Halifax ANA New York
fPxs STEAMER ALskmAl
bs, skjalvar, Winsnss, from philadelphia.
BKIsroI. Doe I3-ssed Dart. McI1onsld. Haliia,
BoRpxAux. Dec e-sailed. Pepino. Dancona. New York
ssa D fscs Fs Ss"RS la
Sailed from Pauae ssth Strasund. 0hlberg, Now ferk
Sailed Nov ., Francis Pay Hsrdwici. samarang;sd,
CoRcuslos. Dec 5--Arrved. China, Tibbetts Nov Yok
(and cleared 9th for Rivadnseilal
:, DvseEsxss. Dec l&-on. Bark Matilda GtaD. Huh To-
DunLls ia-cleared Carrie Clark s.orsr San Pran
Sailed 18th, shelbourne. Mobile
DusDALK Dec l2-Arrived. Laboramns. Adair. Quebec.
:, Dusxiex Dec i2-ArEived All I Thorsen New York;
GianlLrAa. Dec Is5Arrived; oxford.hiro ~. Jones.
HAvnE. Dec Il-saed John Bunyan, scovill New York;
Fosterlsndet, Sobie Hampton Roads
llvsspooL, Dec lS-Arrivsd scythia ts>. Hams. New
IosDos Dss Knudsen rhron..n
Entered .out 12th-Laura Gertrude Trompetsar, New
York.
-LowEsrovr. Dec i2-Arrived, Ymer. Herrcksen. Nov
LAnDscnosA. Dec a-Put in account of leo In the
La RocnsILE to Doc a~saied. Convenuti Maggie, Bal
tmorc.
L.cmoas. % Dec s-ssiied. Nsttis, Mckay MsssipS
pLYnourH Dec 2-saiied. America Jacobsen. Philsds-
SWANSEA. Dec l2-sailod Duke of Northumberland
sr NAzAIpE. Doc 1oArrved, AnxIoletta Bozse vaIis,
Sailed 9TH Gibraltar Tonnascn and semara; Svsndsen
Bslsimcrc; 10Th r.. Thor. M Torr,aasen 90;
% faar4s1 Nov s4~ssiied. Carlo. Cscace. New York;
25th, Aariauntns. Russo, do.
The New York herald., 1879-12-27

81. 1879. announces that Continental Exposition
will be opened in that city September 10. 1880. TO
continue until December Is Of the same year. The
Exposition is 10 be divided into six sections. All the
the nations of South America can contribute TO and
compete the Exposition. but the United States and
Europe are limited TO one section for machinery
only This section is divided into eleven groups.
consisting of hydraulics. mining. metals. casting OF
types, bookbinding. agricultural implements ana
several other groups. The usual directions to ex-
hibitors have been published in pamphlet form-
SMALLPOX IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
There are thirteen cases Of smallpox in the DIS.
tricr of Columbia. The local health officer In res
porting this fact TO the District Commissioners.
requested funds to aid in stamping out the disease
but was informed that there were no funds avail
able and that arrangements would have to be made
with tho National Board of Health. Application
was accordingly made to the Board OF Health and
they have decided 10 take charge OF the matter NO
conclusion has been reached as to the origin or the
disease III this locality.