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Will Bliku Iii Ivi com Iii nist Ami Siml Tishi i to. 4-i-nnn-Ttt c Lanlin of fruit Al .10. T to t a to non i an l of in i Hui inst 1 in i in Iti. Nia i 11 not a 01 l -.ton-. Is the Plikat Domestic Wool Market. Rood Ulm Ivo. 0 of j of Al wet Truk v Hacks . I tilt Wool i Dowurs in l d to lick Mir Sci t i pm tit ill in n i in i it All Titi a. I i Ticu Lut inn Nuil to Mitru Kuiv clips int lined. Ali july j 1.11. In n i uti in i tin1 114 "1 lot i will Jav univ i Lugii l up. . Stirt Fem Cataili Riili i Tli-1 his a i v ii Fli a tic. In i Minimi Ivity. Pro poll pm of i Llull Sli relink my i Lulli. A Wall m. O., a 1 in ii. On. C. Anny Ami surgeon cumin 111ui, Ion i Van i Juill Lill i l till us Jack in i Noii Xii ii store. , in tin brass Ntuli l lilo. Hon i lir Jii i t 1 it Ern Matt. West of or. I ii in dealer i Wui c. Music no Iti i-i-l.ii-ii-., ac., u. Elvei Livors West of Public h cd Anil in fun Romm ii fitful Ture. Of Pohitun wiil a Lotc a. . I am now Diirr l d Trivo Init him on tin piano 01 of Tiati. Wenli Iii to i n re Tuou fan apply lit my or by Muil. Mils. V. M Lunk. f. A. Ixa i Ali Aii l retail Ohio. . t. F. Jim Nukk i Jet Lott he dentists card Kidoes Ohio. W. Scott Wui to Momii loll a drugs arid Mulu my i it Opp ii in tin i Titi Illuce Ohio. F ivc in-.ion1, inn for it to not i n Uryu Tuc u of t actin. I , w Iii in 11, Jar Feltl lit ll.1l sell Al a i la lit 1 Lull Linn Lalni lil is -tl-., a to. C Tiok i its lot Nii Illi a Neil flirt fully at All i i 01 11 n-1 Lay or Nival it. J. In drugs and medicines Ohio. Unit 4 Artiuh my Tui in Ali anal Marli Lur my tilt. A full Sion Lesof latent Jig d i o i n o s All Aooie win Aioli it it i i i Sci lip Ion Roni 11 oin it i Anil ptik1 Iii Ilii Ini i. Sioui open irom a. In. To i p. In. Anil , p. In h top nkihtw1 of the in nil the i i i i Clecil by do. We Collur Vieni us to Atul at the Rii i . Imi into i lie Peculiar Minnei in Hlili Illey ure until tin y will Onu Vear two botany Oiin t make. All "1 Ililau of Tiu wet Hilly . Ii Bylilly to Mart. Utt Titi Fiauu Ticu. Essays vol no Man ill Lii Etsol , Ami tin or Lull plop a ill Lirrie la. With sum Lluy in up Tor who Leel lol mat Rin Ion la i sent Liee in Seal s. Ilu Waki c1at1u.x, Jinx 1i lot no. Ii i addition -. Rpm i in a Story and u Lull in ainu i Oihi with i a Gill rooms Cal i Nind will of Kozoil anti a. Lich Turci four of pour Nikiski Sie feb. The Boatmen fell into the River a All Day yesterday and the night j standing place was previous the wind blew a Hurricane the. Boats were dragged on the ice Point on the Hulson com ing from the Woith and weat. The Mercury in the thermometer drop Ped Fust and the cold increased hourly. Ion at All Quad and then nil hands started for the fishermen whom they found in a terrible condition with feet noses hands Aud ears Frozen. They had give Elf up All topics of Succour and expected death in a been Bamily work would Hove i Short time. They were hurried to been abandoned. But they Are not to the boats All getting away from the Only toilers on the ice on the i the ice Fields in safety and Landing ters self a Tod greatly and had in not Tiffin nil Tel Hnin Hudson in the Winter time. They have comrades who follow a Dif Ferent of fishing. It is estimated that Over one thou Sand persons a livelihood on Tho River in tue Winter time by fish ing. Theirs is n l.vbok1ocs work. They watch the tides and fish accordingly. The catch incl Dos while and yellow Perch striped Bass Ami Pickerel which sell read ily a from it teen to Twenty cents per Pound thus enabling the fish Ermen to make from five to ten dollars per Day. In Havel Straw Bay on saturday there wore about one Hundred Ami seventy fishermen at work with their nets. As before stated it was n terrible Day. They were scattered nil Over the River braving the piercing cutting wind intent Only upon ending up the week with a cat Eli fall of profit and then going Homo to their families. At 2 Iso p. In. A cry of terror rang thro the crowd. The ice is moving go for the Shore shouted a Bur by but pole faced Fisherman As he hurried along to the Westward Anil in an instant the wildest excite ment ensued. The toilers looked on to Tho northward and observed Clear watch Between the Ico they were on and the solid Frozen Bridge North of Cruger s. The entire yield of ice embracing the whole Chan Nel of a Ivet Jit raw h in was on the move and carrying with it nearly two Hundred human beings. Pikes and nets were dropped and then there was a hush fou while Tho air was filled with cries for help from the throats of the Cut off Fisli Erinn who could be seen of front Iho ice wildly. In. Ten minutes after both the Western and Eastern shores were lined with villagers who ran wildly about upon the Beach scarcely knowing what to do. Finally a few of the More cock headed launched four boats and started on a danger Ous voyage of Rescue. In the mean time St ores of the fishermen had reached the Edge of the ice nearest the Shore Anil tub Stino to Lucov plunged into the. Freezing water and reached in safety Cov ered Ivou head to foot with n Orick coating of ice. It was then observed that nine were left and uial the surging Lido was swinging the Field of ice far out into the River the Hudson at the Point named be ing extremely wide. Again the boats started to the Rescue but be fore they reached the Frozen Island five out of the nine were in the River struggling frantically against death. Just Ai they were about giving up the boats reached them and they were dragged in completely exhausted and two of them had fainted. In an instant almost their clothing was Frozen stiff and the rowers with great difficulty on the West Shore ten in Ilea from where they started. The fishermen were Thea taken to Cruger s Wheir they Are now with their respective families and receiving the Best medical attention. Their situations Are precarious though it is Possi ble they May recover. Their names fire Peter Torau waa. Brown Jas. Clark and Thos. Riely. I wish i knew the name of their rescuers. A fighting Parson disorder in a Pennsylvania lie viral Gregg putting a lies i of the offend ers in the sumo of the lord. Not very far from Lancaster pa., is a Little edifice culled the oct Orara methodist episcopal Church Over whose congregation Parson Grogg sometimes presides. Parson Grega is a Man who fears the lord but never stands in dread of Man be he Ever so mighty. Tie oct Orara Church generally known us the Gray stands in a sort of desert and lies one half in Penn Sylvania and one half in Maryland that is the old Mason and Dixon s line cuts it in two and leaves the sacred building equally divided be tween the two states. Whenever there is a revival the ungodly from Southern Side of the line come Over and raise Cain among the Faith Ful. They congregate about the door and Issue cat Calls and they swear and Cut up like bar but ians when mewling is Over they Force their attentions upon the Young ladies of the Church and make love to to twin in a highly in Decoro iia manner and on meeting the Parson always insist upon his taking n drink Liis invariably of feuds the Good Man and excites his Wrath against the wretches the More since Are almost always Tipsy Aud invariably blasphemous. One night a y of them came Over the line and Dia on bed the meeting. Parson Gregg paused a a moment in Iho delivery of his ser Mon which by Tho Way was from the 5th chapter of St. Matthew and rolling up his sleeves uttered him self As follows Young men if there s another disorderly sound Frum among your disreputable crowd i la come Down from this sacred desk and in the name of the lord put a head on every Mother s son of you. Get Down on your Knees you hounds and Pray for belter manners or else saying which he proceeded with his Sermon a most edifying Dis course. In a moment the noise again be Gan. An Audibe of uie first magnitude tilled the room with its bad odor and caused the worship ers to shrink within themselves with horror. Parson Gregg came Down from that pulpit in a state of quiet rage. Lie took off his coat and Hung it struggle for life. Over the Cliant Plail and then went kept them alive by constant and for those wicked you no men Only vigorous rubbing until the Shore i one whom he succeeded in Over was readied their benumbed hauling within the portals of the forms were handed Over to willing chinch. Him to basted Satis fac Handa and curried to warm tire i . Following close the sides where soon showed i o1 others ii came no with a Ijjas of Lii a but. The Linn la of All j talc most outrageous i Satlien of All were badly Frozen As were also i one Jim Bedsloe whom to tackled without a word of Grace Parson Grecu g gave Ledloe a most clerical and Cationic ii walloping. When he had finished pounding with his lists he resorted to his heels. Jim was Alile to defend Allol him their ears. As soon As they were lauded upon the Beach the boats again started for the ice Field to Rescue the four surviving Fisher men. By this time the detached ice Hud floated Down Tho River two Miles and the cries fou help from the throats of the unfortunate men were agonizing in the extreme. They could be seen in the Centre of the Field stamping and running and throwing up their Arma but nothing could prevail upon them to leave the Center As the chopping Waves were break ing up the edges of the ice and now and then huge cracks would run along the Frozen surface for hundreds of feet giving warning to the fishermen that their flouting see Island was by the action of the wind and Waves break ing to pieces beneath them. Dark Ness came and then the Moon Rose upon the scene and still the wind blow with great violence. The four Small boats containing Brave hearts were fastened to the ice Fields and flouted Down the River with it the occupants of the boat vainly endeavouring to get the now pkr1suing men to come toward them. Ten o clock came and fill were six Miles away from the break when the men in Tho boats noticed a cessation of the cries from the fishermen. This to them was full of horror As it gave Token of the possibility of the unfortunate Mea freezing to a lonely tramp of Miles ill the dead of lug a must and hiding him to death. The Leppek Soniat All kinds of print intr done neatly and Promp by and a moderate prices. Cfall and see specimens. Terms of one Inch or Josh one week 61 do Peciuch enc to build Luoneal week 3o business cards i Lucli. Per year. 6 of eight and column Adver rates. But the other end and when his punishment Hac been duly administered he went Home Wist a and sorer than when he came. The Parson then returned to his pulpit and finished his Sermon. He will never be troubled any More. I a gentleman who had been studying botany in the Sandwich islands describes the Pursuit of the science there is somewhat difficult and perilous. On Ono of his trips he was obliged to descend of p incline at an Angle of seventy de Trees by swinging from the roots i f one tree to the branches of an other and this with a Gorge be Neath him two thousand feet deep. But he was rewarded by finding a magnificent Violet with splendid snowy White waxy Flowers some of them nearly half an Inch in diam Eter and exquisitely perfumed. Step by step the goal is readied. A Lill is pending in the Pennsyl Vania legislature providing that female tax payers of the common wealth Over the age of Twenty one years who shall have resided in any school District Tor More than one year shall be eligible therein for election or appointment to the office of director o Eor Ninon schools. The Sioux City journal says on sunday last there arrived in our City the worst used up specimen of a Texas cattle Driver we Ever saw. His name is Thomas Dormit. He had come from fort Buford twelve Hundred and Twenty four mites on foot. The following Iti a history of his awful tramp through a wild Indian country in the dead of win Ter he left Buford in the latter part of oct. Without a Dollar in Money. His desire was to reach Texas when he started out on his Long journey the weather was very pleas the weather prophets at that place predicted a very mild and open Winter. He accepted their predictions and began Bis journey for the states. After travelling about two Hun dred Miles a fear Fol Snow atom overtook him and he became bewildered and nearly perished in the storm which continued for two Days. When the storm ceased he came from his hiding Hole in an started for fort Buford. But after going about one mile he stopped and argue1 the Tion with himself whether it was i better to die like a Coward on his Retreat or go on and die like a hero. This question lie says was a Dill Cut one to decide. He knew the route Back to b Iford and also knew that he was Midway Between Buford and Rice but lie Vas Uncer Tain of the route to the latter place and yet the inducements to keep on were Strong for at Rice he had a Friend and at Buford he had tone. On the whole he considered the question evenly balanced und Tir decide his Couise he retorted to the child s method of setting up a stick to fall As it would determined to pursue the direction it pointed lie set up the stick and balanced it on its end As Well As he could it stood still for a few seconds is if partaking of the Man s doubt and then fell toward the states accepting the decision la started on for fort Rice. The undertaking was an awful one and tie had but Little Hopes of Ever making that place alive unit to had not had a Mouthful to for forty eight hours. Together with his fasting and the Eft acis of his expos ire to the storm he found himself and not As Brave a he wont to be. To die he considered would be a Privi Ledure and he was several times tempted to shoot himself. But when it came to the his courage would t Slick and Hope would again assume control of his mind and be would continue his worry plodding. On the second Day after the storm As night was sought some place of shelter to remain in til morning and thus discovered an embankment a Short distance from the Road upon which he Ras travel ing. He determined to rest there for the night. Asho was crawling into the aperture on his hands and Knees he put his hands upon the cold face of a dead Indian who Lay near the Routh of the Hole. At first he was startled and thought to leave but of second thought he concluded that As he was not afraid of a live Indian he surely was t afraid of a dead Indian. Accordingly he began to drag the defunct Brave from the Hole to make room for himself. On reaching the outside of the Cave with the dead Indian he Flis covered a deep wound on the lift Side of the body below the ribs. Which he concluded was caused by the Horn of a Buffalo and from the effects of which the big rare Indusi have died. This opinion was strengthened by the that he found a Large piece of Frozen Buffalo meet in the Hole which it is unnecessary to say was devoured without much ceroraom7. His sleep upon that night was very much Turbe l. Either presence of the dead Rod or the amount of Buffalo meat to put into his St much. Caused terrible attacks of night Mare. He was several times scalped and tied to the stake and More than once trampled to death herds of Buffalo. The morning came at last and he crawled out scarcely believing in his own identity alter such torturing dreams. He took a last look at the dead and went on Bis Way not knowing How soon he should sleep again not to Waken about noon of this Day s tramp lie shot an Antelope and then to believed the Good lord was indeed on his Side. Cutting out what meal he could comfortably Cany be took up his line of March with a Strong Faith in the accomplishment of his undertaking the rest of this Day passed with out anything of note transpiring did the succeeding Day until Lati in the afternoon when he met s party of four indians who took what Little meat he had left and sent him on Bis Way far from rejoicing. Abort an hour before Dork and but a few Miles from fort itar Triold. A Large Black Bear was discovered sitting Aiulu in the path which he was travelling. Bruin looked at the texan and the texan looked at Bruin both standing like posts. The texan did to shoot unless he was certain of doing Good execution for n shot would Only provoke an attack which 1 e was in poor condition to he preferred to await the action his bears hip. A few moments and the Bear left and oar hero went on reaching it. Benin id a Short time after dark where lie rested and inc operated a couple if Days. During his journey from Bert hold to Rice the weather was Fine and game plenty consequently he enjoyed comparative immense herds of Buffalo Antelope and Elk were seen Between the two places. At Rice he found his Friend bad left for the states. He remained there however until he Hal some what recovered from the effects of his tramp when he stole a govern ment mule and put out for fort Sully. The mute proved serviceable to a Point within fifty Miles of s Illy when the poor creature dropped dead on tha Road from Ovici Eser Tion. He had made 2.30 Miles a three Days and a half. There was nothing along the route for the mule to subsist upon and there fore our traveler concluded that he must make Good Etc of Tho animal for the first few Days which roue will dispute he did. The toxin had Rosted his hands and feet though serious in end he was quite when he safely Roa Fufil fort Sicily. The re Maini Irir portion of the to this City was with comparative Case. He Csizi Juhl a ride from Suity to fou Thompson and a Ter Ilia the distances were so Short Between the Posis that he could easily carry what provisions he . Kadi Al thievery. To give an instance of the Man Ner which our people have been swindled by the swarm of carpet baggers whom Holden to Sisu ii in All their wicked Desi urns it will Only be necessary to mention an incident of recent occurrence. A. S. Little tied from Philadelphia came to this state some year Nas appointed by in Olden president of the x c. company Ami by bribes Ami presents ibid tired the Radi a to to him Bonds to Ani to of 87 o to. Which he immediately Sola in new York pocketed like Money Ami dec i Keri for Europe. After i chaining Iacre for r. Loii a tune and thinking the matter Lind Ike forgotten he returned to Florida doubtless to practice same me there. Lie was indicted by the Superior court of this state. Guv. Caidwell a radial it spat cd 1-ist wet a a special Mes Senger to be with a Renusi Ion upon governor Reid to deliver up the thief refused to do so and on last a Lidny the state legis lature authorized governor Cald Well to offer a Rcv Ard of 85.000 for the arrest of Lillefield. In his message to the legislature request ing t be authority to offer the re Ward. Governor cum Well uses the following la Guarac action on i Liepert of the governor of Florida is in my of the executive of any state and Well warrants the presumption that there is some latent influence operating upon excellency which prompts him to protect this fugitive and afford him an to and vet Liis Man Littlefield Liis fugitive Lteif was a Boon compan Ion of general Grant at Long Branch. Comment is unnecessary. And yet Lite left old is but an exam ple of the swarm which has been infesting our Borders and when the complain of them Are called disloyal men and a committee Forsooth most be appointed to investigate these Southern Ontra correspondent of the n. Y. World. The i i e paid her is writ ten up by who Lias seen it me says he snot Zally t s a Panier. Fur it is the change Ablest coloured Aru int i Ever soft my eyes on. When it sni cities its Tat from Side to Side of Aslies 1i a Outen its big Yaller eyes it peered to seem As if were Street edit spotted i y turns it got sorter Moie l peered to seem of a Brown. I m nov the its the Vij Umiat that got Vevray from he show folks at Murfreesboro not Long Back. And if the show master will Send the 820 he offered fur it when it Fust got Loose i la try Andl Kelu it fur at Home is industrious in adorning her doff in on and mat to who r ill s Besa to is addressed should feel and obey the lesson. Let Uimer too be industrious in adorning his do main in ranking his Home not Only convenient and comfortable but pleasant. Let him industrious in surrounding it Nith pleasant of hero Tating it within and without with tilings that tend to make it agreeable and let Industry make Home the Shote of order. Be parents who would your children , be bring them tip in midst of a Pleasa it cheerful and Happy Home i the people of Paris Are Starr nor. Food is being sent Forward of com London. News paper

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