Canton Stark County Democrat (Newspaper) - August 3, 1870, Canton, OhioWe i volume 37. Canton Stark county Ohio August 3, 1870. Number 8.- business directory st. Paul s episcopal Church. Corner tenth Ami . ter tax Ai i a. No 7j o Elx i. o clock 1". Tiu Raduy be Oluic a court. O clock. " Kev. Jad. I. Lavetty Rector. I c. J Geiger , Eljer Ilc Nira meet Canton Ohio. American hotel by a. I Rothko or. Eat Tun Zurawa treet Cauton Ohio. Grilc 70tf Stark county Democrat a mgr Fror k son Public Erk and Plin nov Spry Job Printer. Iii plus Block Canton Ohio. Hiram Thurston Blank boo manufacturer. All order from abroad promptly attended to. Bind Ery id Harter a Block up Atair. Tai tim. Pino. J. B. Mccrea furniture dealer and undertaker eat Tunica Rawa s meet Canton Ohio. Not John p. Rex merchant tailor and dealer in american and i cloth Caw Imereda Vest Ira and sent ported Good also agent Lor the Sumar sewing Marbina Canton Ohio. May Prince & Haas undertaker metallic and All kinds Coffina on Liand. Two Uear always in Readi be Kaat i Uit Caracas Street. Canton Ohio. Edwin Smith Khouw Anpher c particular attention Erivn to copying and Encarn Lair picture. Oval frames and album con utly on hand. Kooima Wal new Block Oulu Market Avreet t unto Ohio. June la Sitf a. J. Douds burgeon dented office up Stair. In residence on Market Street wet Side Tilroe doors South pith he to ii Are Cauton Tishio. All operations connected with the profession promptly attended dbtl0to. Or. P. J. Rowan licentiate the College physician and a Ontario will receive Pixie its at i Onice and residence three door Eaxt c j. Oei iter s drug store lip stir. Hour consultation from to 12 a. M., and 2 to 3 p. or. J. U. Siddall lie Tut Darter s Block Canton Ohio. Geo. D. Halter a ero., Bankers it Tucar Awa Street. Canton. Ohio receive Lepori. Loan Money buy old ver Bond and come timid Lule Rej t note. To Likel and sold. . Meyer attorney at Law Canton Ohio. Office i building near Public tenure. Nuv3 0yl James harsh attorney at Taw Massillon Ohio. Office in o Itu Roh r Block up Utain prompt attention Given to nil tum the entrust Mai to Hia Are. Sylv Jef c. L. V Allan dig Ham councilor at Law Dayton Ohio. Will practice in the setter Al state Anil Federal court.--. Atli no. Tal third Street first Atair Wuy Kat the Ohio la Suranee company. Maritt Tuyl Tso. Arr. Uto. S. Baldwin. Raff & Baldwin attorney at Law ii Lou Ohio. Office in the blowup stairs. Java Lois i v. B1ucb. " r. E. Tamps . Bierce it Thompson. At s at Law. Karoo Ohio. J ni7 4 we. Mckinley attorney at Law office in Eagle Block Verna uni us u4vuk, Canton Riuo. June wot j. A. Commeford. Boat. Campbell. Comerfoed pc Campbell attorneys la Trump s Luil Dizig Canton Ohio up Piura. R renin Ana Kermau spoil a. Sep till ," attorney at Law and general , Jasper county Missouri. Coll Harvey Laughlin attorney at Law notary Public Alliance Ohio. At Louis Soi Iru Wiss . Scisi Feii a Garrett. A obeys at Law. Cauton Stark county Ohio Juuel 7om3 William a. Lynch attorney at Law and notary Public. Office in. Assiny movie Cauton Tito. May 4 Tuyl j. W. Mecord attorney a. I jew Ami general collection vet Alula it Ohio. Business entrusted to ills care will rate arc prompt Talenti jul. St j. G. Williard county Surveyor office in the county recorder office in the Wikidal building where he can be found when in the City nut. Any business v walled eat be left Willi Jiwon Kaplinger esq.,county recorder who will give due notice Law authorises the county purveyor to take the acknowledgement any instrument writ tog be will Mere lore write and acknowledge agreement mortgages Leeda pc at Lair prices Kun upon uie Ai Worthi too january 1&,. Otto Winter ii alter. to emf watchmaker and jeweler and Iealer in watches clocks jewelry and silverware re pairing neatly done on Short notice no Eagle to icon Cantou unto Leui we Deuble a brother. To East aide pub to Square Cauton Ohio. Tee pairing one on snort to Nice. F j. A. Meyer. Dir in american and foreign watches clock silverware Aud fancy it oods Northwest Corker Public Square Canton Ohio. Be Piunno Ueal by Ana taut Iacurti done. J. C. Bartett. A. Physician and surgeon 4 twice Corner East Tusca raw a Aud Walnut streets w internal ter s Nar. Canton Ohio. Mayv Btu we Thompson dealer in Iteal estate. Dwelling houses fur Sale rent or Exchange for City or running property. Building lots Vry variety Price and location for Side payments received and Lour years tune Gittin. Ottine in Fiauu e Block East Tuscarawas sire my up Thaira. Nov in n. Selden a Ileal state and collection Agency Corner Fin and Poplar streets. Canton Ohio. Farms and i own property bought Suid and he tried. Titles Ash paid Aiutes Sheti Letl deeds Mort at i leases 4e written Mouy borrowed and loaned on Keal estate. Comi it Ltd other kinds Mineral property wanted Leas or Purchase Jan by 7oy 1 g. Eicher. Kal Resuta aleut office above Llano s Milors Kant 1 Uno arawak Street Cali Tuu Ohio. Inay4 7u-i Exchange 110tel, by a Sponhauer. At old la pot. Guests for Sua Unis modems Niue 11 Bull Jackson hotel Louis Ohliger proprietor North Market Street. Alliance ii ouse. By Daniel tto Urbeck at the station. Alliance. Ohio. Meals Alwa. S in readiness arrival ears. St Cloud hotel. C i. Ely proprietor Public Bucare. Canto Ohio. July7 t ii. Falke dealer in millinery and fancy Tiodos. No 3 opera Aihini Crucs Vivod Emu. Jyz o. V. A. Exso Linoa co tacit. No. 4, o. V. A. M., meets every thursday evening at Tyi o clock in Luiu. I user a new Block. De. E. Menakay c. K. H. Amid Fox b. S. Jan myl livery. Lvi Oil livery Crevoisie s lot 3th si., Canton Ohio Earnst midday Fri proprietors w k Ava the finest Rizw in the City Allf lug new Aua Good Nora a. Conveyance let on Reaa name Terra with or without seed potatoes seed potatoes for Sale. It Lewis Fungku Corner eighth k Plum Cipun Koff Buhrl. Milru a t Booi Smahl. W Lui re lilo 75 cd. Or Bushel it u . Per oui " coat 0u Maata Bualai. Darw to educational. Washington College Llin gto., a. Faculty gen. R. E. Lee i . Carter j. Harris a. A. r a. Wii it. A. A. tireek.e1wari 8. Joynes. A. A. Prof Mintern . Professor . K1i. Patrick. U. Prof moral Philo Ophir. V Preston Johnston a. A. Prof. Himori and in Villi literature. . I Nelson. A. Al. Prof. . W Allan a. Prof. Applied Piaru s. Mcculloch a. A. Prof. Nutu Rul philosophy. John l. Campbell. A. A. Prof. . To prof. A Lliel chemistry. Woj. W. , Raul Law. Kodi a. Ass t prof. Modern languages. Duncan c. Lyle. A. A. As t prof. Mathematics 1 h Kalks a. I k a v is a.m., ass l prof. English june up a Walkky. Ass t prof chemistry. Ami principal Llu siness school. For the present the instruction in English is divided among the professors mural philosophy modern languages and history Wuh the Aid an assistant professor. F l he duties Tui chair Are disc4iargel by the professor tie mistry Ami natural 1 . I. Aali 7iic College is divided into distinct schools each fully organized and Complete in itself so Aslo Aivord the i facilities for Ren Perinor Tae instruction in the several branches k4lucatioq extensive and thorough. The student selects his own course study under the direction his dare tit or the faculty but Attiat no motive May be wanting to a Complete Ana systematic course education the separate Scnobia Are so Arra mrea that they May be combined into the following 1. Department arts. This embraces the ubi bets latin greek in gits moral Rios optic Fiat nematic with two tigers to be elected one from the literary and one from the scientific schools. The degree Kau Tielor is one conferred on the who successfully completes this course. 2. Department this embrace mathematic. Applied Mathe unties natural philosophy chemistry French with Onn Nohr to be elec cd fam the literary schools. To course is a Luclid the Degre Bachelor science. 3. Department Riillo Sopley. This embraces English modern language it md.1 . History and English Littiar Ture w tilt two others to be elected one from the Ami from the Scisci Lillic schools. To this course is attached the degree Bachelor philosophy. 1 be decree master arts is conferred on students who have completed the course study in nine the so nooks Ami Nave Matveu Suimin Noii in seven thee. Ii. Prov to dial course the i apartments engineering were organized alter the War to meet a Hunt Long Felt in the South the highest Grade instruct Ion in thee important professions. Are now in full Aud Success us 1. Debarment civil Engin Perint. This embraces mathematics. An lied Mathe Matics Phy tics mechanics a French English drawing and astronomy students Tiu successfully Complete this course receive the diploma civil Engineer. 2. Department Miusiu Eui Neerin. This embraces mathematics applied mathematics physics chemistry mineralogy and geology metallurgy mining Germau and English. To this course is attached the Diplo Inu Alining Engineer. It is or dosed still further to extend the practical and scientific Lepart inputs in the direction i. Mechanical Kongi Neering. X. Applied Cuen try. 3. Agn culture. 4. Commerce. 3 department Law this embraces the school Law and equity and to it la attached the degree Bacheler Luw. Iii. Preparatory depart ment. This has been organized temporarily Lor the Benefit Young men who Hava been d vented by the War from obtain in in Uro Oor preparation fur College. It embraces the subjects Satiu Urquit Jiaqiu Matics and in. 3iode instruction an examination. To secure constant and thorough drilling the classes Are divided into sections from Twenty to thirty which Are taught separately. In the lower classes the instruction is mainly Given by text Hoo and in the higher classes lectures Are combined with these the examinations Aje Boto Oral and written and those for proficiency and distinctions Are thorough and distinctions Are Trio rough Aud and scholarships. As special inducements to Diligence three fold medals and five honorary scholarships the latter covering tuition and College fees axe Annu ally rewarded. Three master or arts arc annually appointed As resident masters with valuable privileges and emoluments. The College educates free charge All Candi lates for the ministry properly recommended. It appoints to free scholarship Twenty five e Young Meu intending to make journalism their profess Ion. It gives a Long credit to meritorious Young men without Means no w in a education.ill9icipllllc. The discipline the College under the control the r res uie lit Texas to Veip Nuur Maun Nacsa and expenses a not More than t2t annul. The College and three months Board amounting to about 175, Are required in and Vance. Parents Are advised to Deposit the funds for their sons with the treasurer experience having shown the benefits this to the students. The session opens the thursday september and closes the Lound Inu Suay june. For catalogues or other particulars apply. Clerk faculty. Lexin Irton. Pm june8tf Bethany College. He thirtieth session this institution will commence on mom he tember. 1k7u. And Termini Auto on the june ls71. La is to Mauti enily situated in the midst the Beau Lizul Aud Hill country the Panhandle West Vir Ginia easily accessible by Railroad or River and or rounded with the most favourable influences fur student life. It has a property in knt Ozment build Wiiks. Aon Aratus. Library. A. Over 50i. Aud thus enabled to sustain a faculty and run Lor a thorough education the very Host order. Am 1 Are provided for Totth Public Aud private Board intr. Quid unfurnished rooms will to let to students who wish to Board themselves. Courses instruction 1st. Regular literary course including the ancient for the Leure Bachelor arts. & literary Ami Sicu Tinc course fur the Legree Llach or it. The course fur Mas ter arts. 4. 1 he course for Muster . Fish a l h in practical chemistry civil . Xiufu Matiun As to these Irsos will 1m fount in our catalogue. Apparatus and museum. The institution has a Complete set philosophical a Tsutus and mudcats who wish it Are trained in the use Field instruments Ulso a thoroughly tilted up for tract tend Tisl rte Tiou mud work in chemical analysis and a Mph Seuzi in i buy j Antral ii Stury. Tet ims tuition $50 session. Hoarding from to it week. Unfurnished rooms r s4ssion to a student preparing for ii hairy. R ree tuition to sous minis ters the Eftim. Titi . Ror Unm r Urtiew mrs apply for catalogue to Tui. V. I. Ios. Sir Cmary or to. K Pempleton president. A Thant. W str va.july2iim3 Eclectic Institute. French and English hoarding and Day school or Young ladies s7 and s0 moist Tex place Stair Nisi City. He character and reputation the acre minute under the Tittle and Hii Uerino tend Nee mrs. Let tia Tyler 8ksjplk, Virvinia. Daughter the Lute Tyler. In deservedly thy Hii Rhet order and Merit the patronage Parent having the Good Aud welfare i Rivir Usu Gyrn i Henri a Bucini we Taa pleasure in recommend inv it to our Friend. 93- Atai Ogies a regard h terms killed a our he had at the Ottine Shiefer a Arnett Luciou Omo. A is m he cooly in Cauchy s new York Agency. wanted r$10 a filth lie am m ac11 ims to. On mass or st. Lol 13, to. Juue&mi3 Airas Itei ac1evtn to Ell the Octa v Tilin he Wiki machine. It a lir aurd nut Kea the Klam tic lock stitch and i warranted for a year. Price . All other machine with an Pniler be d Are . Addrena so. co., it. Liollia to. Chicago 111., Ritta Burgh a or How ton be to it anted agents Tonell the v the 8ewin machine. Price Fici. Make the lock stitch alike both hides and a the Only licenced under fee d shuttle Chine old for Lea than Smi. Licensed by Wheeler Wilson i Rover a Linker and Huger All other under fee d shuttle Machuea old Temi than u Are infringement and the seller her liable to prom culion. Add its to Sitbon. co., Boston. Mass., Pittsburgh Chicago 111, or st. Louis to. Uuu2liu3 dissolution notice. Ryphe firm Horrer k Moser hns this Day dissolved in Mutual consent. The business will be continued by c. Lierzer. C. Herzer Canton june 29, 1870 Legal. Notice in partition. 4 Cirlo it h Ltd it us. Is. Henry j. Nln wet let Al. Mil k. Iti lunch Henry j. Nothna nit l Anil lvdia1 Noil Hia Wile Coln la. Olio her Mann a. Mainii Iruin. a Lovelund utile a Monroe raft and jury Niertit ii j wife Louis k. Kall Mann Catharine k. A Aulmann. Mary l. Kunii Inman. Lily Kaui Man. Flora Kuusi maim and i Tharine Kau Linnius allot t Are hereby notified that the Phil inn h u. Hellen and Mary Lou a he leu Lui wife have tiled their cer Tain petition against them paid defendant in the court Couvion l leu Mark county Ohio de Nia Diuk partition the real estate whereof l Eter Kau la Piui. Late a Tuik count a Ohio sheirel estate ii ate in paid county bark to wit lots not. Imi and 17 in Tho City Anton also a tract acres More or less nan the Quarter Section lit. Twu ship 11, Range 8 Ano a tract 41 acres More r less Heift Lubirl Trio att Thweat Quarter function towns 11, Range a also a tract m acres Are or less Veini p it the Northwest Quarter Section , town 1 1, Range to als Atrat t 7h n acres Kim in part the nor Liwe m Quarter set lion a town kilo i Range 8 also a tract li7 acre., part the South East Quarter 12, Tov Viilup ii. Range also a tract xxx acres p try the Nouth a Quarter Venetiou i to township All Lii tracts Are More particularly Guesri Reain said petition in filch Wise that the plaint it Mary Louisa Iuen the Jefe nauts Nothnagel Hermann s. Kaufmann Aud Mary Hertt Mav Sacii hold one equal fifth part thereof in severally and the defendants Louis k. Kauf Mann Catharine k. Kaufmann Mary l. Kauf Mann Lily Kaufmann and Flora Kaiui Nann to Gether one equal tilth part thereof or each them one Twenty tilt h part the same Ami that Dower in said premises be assigned to the de i tif Skimin Vit Tirui my j win ulv am Peter Kaufmann deceased. Said petition will be for at the next term Auto court when the will the orders. for plaintiffs. Canton july 14, 1870 Road notice. Notice is hereby Given that a petition will Beto the county commissioners Stark county Ohio. On monday september 5a, 1870, at their office in Canton Ohio setting Forth tia the put Lic interest and convenience Ream re the alteration a part a county Road in Lake town Silipin said county. Said petition prays for the purpose altering said Road that a part said Road be changed and located As follows com Menc Ingon the West line the Quarter Section thirteen where two roads diverge one running North on the Quarter line and one North web t Over Jonathan Kei Impf s land thence running South for the new route along the West line said Quarter Section and along the West line the Northeast Quarter Section Twenty fou r in said township to far As to strike a Road conic in in a Westerly direction Over the lands Ceorge Weaver. Staid petition prays that the Fol lowing part the old Road vacated to wit commencing at the initial Point Auve mentioned Ami running Quience to Rougie the lands John Kinger and through part the land Deorge Weaver to a Point where two roads dive Rice one run Nick Westward v to the Point the terminus the new route proposed to be established As above Aesi riled and one running to the Aoun a t Over the lands said Weaver. Said petition prays that such Sens he taken by John ringer and others petitioners.ju4yltw4 Sheri in Sale. Marla Mclean is. Edwin. Mclean. J virtue an order to sell issued from the court common pleas Stark county Tishio and to me directed 1 will Otter for Sale at Public out cry. At the door the court House in the City Canton on saturday the la Day u gust 1s70, the following de scripted real estate situate in said county to it a tract Laud in Alliance Ohio and being part the North was t Quarter Sec Tion township l j and Lanue a bounded As Fol lows be ginning at Center Ely Street 14 feet West the West line Ely s land thence West said Street u 75-l rods thence North 23 rods thence East c "5--1 to rods thence South 23 rods to tie place beginning containing one 1 acre land More or less subject to Uli Legal highways. Sale to commence at i o clock p. In. Terms it. A. Do ,julyl3td Stark co., Ohio. So crier Sale. Walter 3. Felton is Thomas b. Meyers. Y virtue an order to sell issued from the court common pleas Stark county. Ohio and to me directed 1 will Otter fur Sale at Public out cry at the door the court hous e in the City Anion on saturday the 13th Day August 1s70. The following described real estate situate in Stark county Ohio to a it lots Inos. Forty five e 4.1. Rony is x 4tj, Rorty Nin e 4tiny 50 and Riby on e 111 uie Iowa 01 to come Cuce at 1 clock p. Terms. Cash. It. A. Dunb4r. it Stark co., Ohio. Administrator s Sale Teal estate. Try virtue an order Sale issued from thei probate court Stark county. Ohio. 1 will Otter for Sale. Chi saturday August 20a, 1s70, on the premises at 1 o clock p. M., the following property lot a in Weaver s addition to the town i Nio Utown Stark county Ohio and part lot Nunier in said addition Witti the appurtenances neing me Comet shop hereto More occupied by Imam Wolf deceased. To isms Oue tour to and the balance in two equal annual payments interest secured by mortgage on the premises. Ju11. In r Wil Liuni Wolf deceased. Sch crier Sale. Jacob Herbster is. Nicholas Sharret it virtue an alias order to sell issued from bythe court common pleas Stark county. Oil to. And to me directed i will Otter for Sale at Public out cry at the door the court hous in the City 01 Canton on saturday the 13th Day August 1370, the following described real estate situate in said county to it lots . Thirty is x pm thir i7. Thirty Emir Cal and the North half lot thirty Nin e 111 the town designated on the plat snid town As recorded in the Onice the item order said county. Sale to commence at 1 o clock p. Terms Cash. R. A. Dunbar sheriff july Ltd Tatark co., Ohio Heriot Sale. Or Ort Greenlee is. Elizal Tcath Miller. To y virtue a Vendi exp Onas issued from the court common pleas Stark county Ohio and to me directed 1 will Otter fur Sale at Piil Itic outcry at the door the court House in the City Canton on saturday the Isth Day August 1870, the following described real estate situate in said county lots nos. Sixty Lou r 04 and Faity Nve u m letters Umborn & co s addition to the town Alliance. Sale to commence at 1 Ovark p. Terms. Cast. R. A. Dunbar. Sheriff july and Stark co., Ohio Bridge notice. C1ealf.d proposals will be received at the Audi u Tor s , until noon on monday an Trust 1st, 1870, for building masonry Aud Uruu superstructure Bridges As ii Iowa masonry and Iron superstructure North Lexington Over the Mahoning Creek. Span about 140 Leet. Track 12 feet in the and Iron superstructure in Paris town hip Between r Auklin and Llu Cardsville. Frepan 110 feet. Track 12 Leet in uie Clear. Also. Masonry a Box Culvert in Plain town Shiu. Where the lands Samuel Cor re 11, Josiah Correll. James Mcdowell and Peter Pontius Cor h. C. Ellison auditor. July3mr2 insurance. German ins. Company. Cleveland Ohio. ice to 10, at water build Ike. Capital $300,000 injure buildings Mere Handie and other prop erty aft Hinta lout or Iam Aee by fire it As Low re Tea a any owner responsible company. Honorary adjusted and promptly paid in Naan. Dirctob8 and 6tocku0lbkes or w Meyer. V w Schmidt Henry Detmer j Wagner or Boeder p Tett Levaugh John Gierlach Henry Kraemer h Kailer r is Wilmut j aide Cuianu it be Kinann c Horn and other. A. Rettburg Prea t. J. Zizu j. Muta vice pro ii its. Buchman and Fred. Seelbach travelling agents. John Raber agent Canton Ohio. P. La plus met Dillon Ohio. July. A mag to Wayne Burgh plan1nq Mill. Leaning Mill at Waynesburg Stark col Sty o. . Iti. & ii. A. have opened a it first class planing Mill in the Village Wayne Burgh and Arema i prepared to co. For i dress All kinds lumber and in the Best style and equal to any Mill in the country and at the Ian w u k Tui l to. Pa., they keep on band dressed & undressed lumber been Matt miss jackets cd give us a Call. A turf july Chotros poetry. The Best sewing machines. Kit one Ion Tsatso Wlinich us you Otta us the Kuil to o fun and shut ? own it or hire it How ninth you pay i is it to with a Crank or to Remler say i m a single Man and Soin what Ereen. Tell i Halout your sewing machine. Listen my Loy and hear All a tout it i Don t know what 1 would without it i be owned one now for More than a year. And like it so Well that i rail it my dear vis the Eleve Iest thing that Ever was seen this wonderful family sewing machine. Mine is not one thoe stupid affairs that stands in the Corker with what not s and chairs and makes that dismal headache noise. Which All the comforts sewing destroys no rigid contrivance lumber and steel. Hut one with a natural Spring in the Heel. Mine is the kind to love. And wears a shawl and a soft kid Glove. Has the merriest eyes and the dainties foot and snorts the Eha Miniri st trailer i riot. Aud a Bonnet with feathers ribs is and laces and with a guide unite number hoops. None your Patent machines for me i less Njume nature is the Patentee i like the sort that can laugh and talk. And can take my for a evening walk that will do whatever the owner Mav choose. With the slightest perceptible turn the screws one that can dance Aud possibly flirt and make a pudding As Well As a shirt one that can sing without dropping a stitch Aud play the i housewife lady or Witch Heady to give the safest advice. Or do up your collars and things so Nice. What do you think my machine Ain t it the Best that Ever was seen till t a Clumsy mechanical toy. Hut Tlush and blood hear that Rev Tiv ? Willi a turn for gossip auf household affairs which includes you know the sowing tears. Tut. Tut. Don t talk i see it All you need t keep winking so hard at the Wall 1 know what your Nugey Lumo bugs mean you would like yourself a sewing machine. Well get one then the same design there were plenty left when i got on the Ocean. Be Are out on the Ocean sailing homeward bound we sweetly Glide we Are out on the Ocean sailing to a Home beyond the tide. Chorus. All the storms will soon be Over. Then Well Anchor in the Harbor we Are out on the Ocean sailing. To a Home beyond the tide. Millions now Are safely landed. Over on the Golden Shore millions now Are on their journey. Yet there s room for millions More. Cd aus. A the storms Etc. Come on Board and ship for glory. Be haste make up your mind for our vessel s Wei Giuong Anchor. You la soon be left behind. Crocus All the storms Etc. You have Kindred Over yonder. On that Bright and Happy Shore Well swell the tim list when the toils life Are o or. I orcs. All the storms Etc. Spread your sails with heavenly breezes trently waft our vessel on All on Board Are sweetly singing free salvation is the song. Chorus. All the storms Etc. When we All Are safely anchored Over on the shining Shore we will walk about the City Aad sing forever More. Chorus. All the storms Etc. Miscellaneous. Prussia s fortresses. Prussia anticipating a War has for some time paid the greatest attention to the fortifications the cities on the Rhine and on the Baltic sea. She has on the latter the fortified ports Wil Helms Hafen Kiel Dantzic Sun Devitt and Alsen. The last named is perhaps next to Ehre Breitstein the strongest position which Russia has. The tons and Batter ies Cherup Haaf at Alsen Are Prodigy Linin Liere works comprise Inree Star shaped forts with double tiers guns and Fine coast batteries commanding the passage the Little Belt. All these Are faced with chilled Iron from the Krupp Iron works Essen and armed with the heaviest ordnance. They command the Straits and also protect the canal and its communication with the fortified Camp Sonderberg on the same Island. Doppel the scene the conflict with the Danes in Loo Ais close to Bonder Berg and both Are garrisoned by the ninth corns d Armee. Stettin is garrisoned by troops from the second corps and is governed by lieu tenant general t Reynold. Dantzic is garrisoned from the r first corps and is commanded by general von Crock e. Stralsund and Swinne Munde Are both Small cities More historical than real importance. Kiel which is on the Mainland the province Schleswig is most strongly fortified is heavily garrisoned with troops from the ninth corps and is commanded by general von Platz an artillery officer great skill and experience. Memel ha3 Only a Small Garrison. Konigsberg is a very important City and has a Large Garrison. It is under the command general von Herwarth the first corps. the fortresses on the Rhine and its Vicinity the most important Are Mayence uasi Adt Ehre Breitstein Ana Cologne. Mayence was formerly a City the German con federation the old Zollverein and was garrisoned by austrian and prussian troops. Its peculiarly dangerous position being on the left Bank the Rhine and greatly coveted by the French led to its fortifications being the strongest Char Acter. It was originally garrisoned by 8, 000 men but after the decisive defeat Austria in the late contest it was agreed by the treaty Prague that its fortifications should be dismantled and its Garrison withdrawn. This stipulation was insisted on by au8tria,but the prussians have never carried out the conditions and Mayence is at this moment one the strongest cities in the world. The four lines works Are greatly strengthened by out works and detached. ,. Fort Sand by fort Weiseman which is on the upper Bank the main. The City Mayence is oppo site to the Mouth this River which Liere Falls into the Rhine about Twenty Miles West Frankfort to which it a connected by a railway. A Bridge some 1,600 feet Long connects it with the fortified suburb Castel. It has now a very Large Garri son and is commanded by Rinc Walde mar feel Leswig to Holstein Hastadt is on the right Bank the Rhine and very strongly fortified. It is in the Terri tory Baden bade a and formerly held Garrison Lor the German Joule aeration but since Sadowa its Garrison has been prussian it is situated some fourteen Miles South Karlsruhe and some eighty irom Horas Bourg and will unquestionably be a Point capital importance during the Comins struggle. Its fortifications Are on the v auban system and declared to be the perfection engineering but experience has proved that earthworks Are stronger Man Sione wans Mere Are Taree Large forts on the Little River which runs Hastadt which have Many bastions wet ditches curtains glaces and lunettes but the chief strength will probable be in the fortified Camp which the prussians Are about to form there. Should it be Neces sary to withdraw its Garrison it Ronld easily be replaced by Baden soldiers the grand Duke having shown the most unmistakable sympathy for the prussian cause. Ehren Breisten is the fortress excellence Prussia Ana is regarded As Ine did altar nine. It is on the right Bank the Rhine opposite to Coblentz. It is Ted with this town by a Bridge boats part the fortifications lie at the foot the Hill 468 feet in height and almost dem Edicular. But since it was taken the Trench in 1796, and again in 1799. Fortifications have been trebled and quadrupled in strength and the entire Hill been turned into & fortress. It has been thought unnecessary to Scarp the Steep sides though it is record that a British tourist made the ascent to the intense a sentry. The Garrison amounts to 14 000 men and has been hitherto under the command governor Grendzynski who belongs to the eighth corns Point added by generl ller Warth whose headquarter Breiu Coblentz i on the Gositt Side the nor 111 1 i Roosis Are Lumi Neu Wii Waier by an Artesian Well and the fortress contains a steam cooking apparatus unexampled magnitude. Provisions for three years Are continually kept in store and the greatest precautions Are taken to prevent a knowl Edge i the fortifications falling into the hands strangers. Ehren Breitstein has been besieged Many times by the French and was taken Only on one occasion in 17w, when the Harrison Vas forced to sur Render from Lack supplies. The chief danger now is from the Hills in rear which command the lower ranges Tor t ideation from the increased Power modern projectiles but though much the Citadel might be Laid m ruins it would seem impossible to take it by regular assault or by a coup de main. Ehre Breitstein is mounted with coo pieces artillery and its lines Cost 5o, . Coblentz May be considered under the same head. It is situated on the Confluence the Moselle and the Rhine and its fortifications were built by the famous v an Buff Bein improved afterwards by Mont Tembeck. It3 Garrison is very Large and is chiefly from tie eighth corps. In time War Coblentz and Ehre Breitstein will accommodate 100,000 men. Coblentz was taken by the French directory in 1794, after a very fierce strut Isle. The French built a Stone Bridge Over the Moselle Here and fortified it with a Tete i c Pont bristling with Canon. Cologne is on the left Bank the Rhine forty five e Miles above Coblentz. It is built close upon the River in the form a Crescent and is connected with the town Deutz on the other Side by a handsome double Bridge erected in 1860. It is sur rounded by Walls very ancient Date which form a circuit several Miles. Outside these which Are not considered any strength Are houses and gardens and a considerable suburb. But there Are Strong fortifications in the River in front the Bridges and there is a fortified Camp garrisoned by 7,000 men the Corus. Under lieutenant general Frankenberg and this nucleus an will probably be increased very considerably for Cologne is a strategic Point importance since it commands the approaches into Messe Cassel and Man Over it will probably be the station a corps d Annee. Besides these fortresses on the sumo and the fortified towns on the Baltic there Are Many other secondary importance. The French Rhine fortifications. Prominent among the French towns on the West Bank the Rhine is Strasbourg. Containing 85,000 inhabitants chiefly German descent. The fortress Nab been lately strengthened and the numerous out works and detached forts including the Citadel Render it a place great strength. A Bridge Here crosses the Rhine which is strongly fortified on the French Siua. Though partially upon the thine town lies chiefly upon the River 111, which is also bridged. Further up the Hill Are Colmar and Schlett Stadt Poth strongly fortified and securing important communications. Neu isre Isach is on the Home canal a mile West the Rhine. It has Strong towers and fort Mortier nearer that River is also a Strong fortification Riletz on the River Moselle is the most important strategic Point in the Eastern part France and has a most powerful fortress which is yet uncompleted. The City contains 00,000 inhabitants and a Garrison 10,000 men. A Strong Wall with bastions surrounds it and the fortifications at Large Are constructed with a due allowance for the Force modern projectiles. They stand on four commanding Sites Iheria Erselle meets the Moselle at this Point and in Case a siege the Waters both streams can be raised sufficiently to inundate the Low ground to the South and South we st the town. Montmeny Verdun and Longway it the Rhine Are All strongly fortified and near to Metz on the Moselle is Thionville within a few Miles the prussian front Ier. The River is bridged at this Point and the fortifications Are Strong. The Mozelle furnishes the most direct line operations Between France and Prussia and a struggle will in every probability take place Lor its several strongholds. The h Eissenberg line is a Chain Light works running from the left Bank the Thini it Fittan Miloa Alan or Ilia in the neighbourhood Baste. The line was abandoned in 18g7, but the works was not razed. The Vosges mountains run parallel with the Rhine and form an additional Barrier for the French Frontier. They average 4,000 feet in height and Are 25 Miles wide. A their practical in passes Are i pruned. The most Northern these is the fortress at Bitsch which in 1793 and 1815 with stood two prussian attempts. The Central Massage the Vosges is by Way Laverne and is held by the fort at Piali Bourg supported by Strasbourg at a Short Dis Tance. Between Laverne and be tort there Are but two practicable passes that by Way st. Die and that remire Mon t. These Are Well guarded by the for tresses on Tho neighbouring Plains and by he tort. The latter is in the Center the opening Between the Jura and Vosges. Mountains and being in the direct line Between Basle and Raris is an important Junction for land communications. It has been much strengthened late a German swindler. The Cologne a Eilund has the following account a rather smart swindle an unparalleled swindle lately Perpe t rated in a provincial capital has caused much stir. A gentleman stepped into the store a merchant followed by a servant. The gentleman who wore his right in a Sling was taken for a military pensioner and the merchant gladly placed before Tilori on win a a i r do to i 43v,44 us m via 1u1 i when he came to Settle the account How Ever he found he had not sufficient Money so he asked the merchant to write note from dictation to his Wile which he would Send to his hotel by his servant. The merchant a suspiciously wrote As he was desired and on a Sheet bearing the name the firm these words Send me immediately by the bearer two Hundred thales. Yours he smilingly closed up the note with the expression a then we Are namesakes " the seris vant took the note and soon returned with the required sum. The gentleman paid for the wares gave them to his ser vant to carry and went away. Some hours after the wife the merchant Visi Ted him and after talking on sundry things suddenly asked him Why he sent for the two Hundred thales. The Man was rendered speechless with astonishment when he saw what a cheat had been played upon him. The search after the sharper Lias not yet been successful. Knowledge is the fact that knowledge is Power very happily illustrated by a anecdote relating to an incident that happened in Ali Burgh some Lew years ago. A gentleman walking in the Street observed Large crowd gathered round two dogs. The larger one a powerful Mastil had the smaller one in his relentless Crip. Every Effort had been made to loosen his hold. Such As slitting his ears and biting and pinching his Tail but in vain. At length i a quiet scholarly Lookin g gentleman came up and making Nis Way a rough uie Circle asked to be allowed to separate the combatants. Assent was Given amid laugh ter and jeers when drawing a snuff Box from his pocket he applied a Pinch the i titillating powder to the mastiff a nose. Viv the effect was so great on the brute s its factory senses that he not Only released his hold but made off As fast As his legs has could carry him. The scholar was greeted with cheers but he replied Only gentlemen knowledge a Power " motto for a bridegroom veni Voli Vici i be been and gone and done it i a French double suicide. The suicidal mania has broken out . Or Tom Tho victim Ivy in Fronle Len i Lorfn i not. To say appalling. In a sunday morning. Recently some peasants found in the rounds Ilia Liesser near juice a oui woman bleed nor and insensible. She was removed to town but expired be lore reaching it. It was ascertained lion reliable sources that she was the daughter a bookseller and was a Brilliant pianist. L Runng the Winter months she was in the habit residing at Nice and had there made the acquaintance a Man named Morlain. Fer Lover being without re sources they determined to put an end to their anxieties by killing themselves. According to the statement the doing woman she left Nice with her companion. It was she said our last they took with them a phial laudanum a re Volver and a sword Stic k. They made a bed with their outer garments upon the Moss and Lav Down and slept Tili seven o clock the next Ornim. They then arose bade each other Adieu Aud drank the laudanum. They suffered much but could not die. Morlain said to the girl i can Bear it no longer i shall blow ont my she cried out that she would not be left alone with his Corpse and said coot me Liere pointing to the spot where a gaping wound in her breast was visible. I did not wish to be disfigured. And i entreated him to there. He fired Point added the dying woman shot himself through the head Aud you will find him lying yonder. He feared a failure and you will see that lie yet holds a Poniard m his a truthful sketch. Let a Man fail in business what a wonderful Ell act it has on his former friends and creditors. Men who had taken him by the laughed and chatted with him by the hour shrug up their shoulders and pass him by with a chilling How do you do every trifle a Bill is hunted up and presented that would not have seen Daylight for months to come but for the misfortune the debtor. it is paid Well and Good not the scowl the sheriff perhaps meets him at the Cor Ner. A Man that never fails knows but Little human nature. In Prosperity he soils along gently wafted by favouring smiles and kind words from everybody. He prides himself on his Good name and spot less character and makes his boast that he has not an enemy in the world. Alas the change. He looks upon the world in a different Light when reverses come upon him. Lie hardly knows How to move or whether to do this thing or the other for there Are spies about him and a writ ready for his Back. To understand what kind stuff the world is made a person must be unfortunate and Stop payment once in a lifetime. he has kind friends then they Are made Manifest. A failure is a moral Sieve it brings out the wheat and shows the Clial. A Man thus learns that words and pretended Good will do not constitute real Friendship. The dome the Capitol at washing ton is one the largest in the world be ing 137 feet in diameter at the base and 200 feet High. The architect or. Walter naturally thought so Large a mass Iron would be affected by the Sun s rays so that the expansion would be unequal according As the Sun shown on one or the other Side. To ascertain the extent the expansion he extended a wire within the dome from the top to the Bottom and connected with it by a delicate Mechan ism Pencil which would draw on a paper the line movement. He expected quite a regular curve As the opposite sides the dome were affected by the daily passage the Sun. But he found that it is not the Sun. But the wind that has most effect the american journal science contains a copy the Fis in e drawn Oue Windy Day showing All the changes and lulls the storm and making a very curious and complicated figure the latest fish Story. The editor a Western paper has been in the country routing and Lor this non Story a Lovial old gentleman whom we met in our travels told a Story for the truth which we do not vouch to illustrate the number Fisherman upon t he streams. A Lew Days ago he said 1 was Cross ing a Bridge Over Swift River when j heard my name called. I looked around to see who spoke. Jno person was in sight and i was about to pass on when my Eye fell upon a Large Trout standing upon ins Tan in uie River looking he had spoken to did you speak or. 1 rout r said 1. I did said he wish to inquire this is the Way to Bickford s Mill it is said i. Ain t there no other route t said he. Guess not said i unless you go by land. Why do you ask y because the River is so full these fish Hoo that i can never get up Tuia nay. Female fashion Reform. A parisian journal tells us that a number ladies ave formed themselves into a society for the purpose reforming the fashions that is to say to reduce the present extravagant expenditure on dress. They Call their association i Union Des Femme each lady promises to spend so much and no More on her toil Ette annually and to pay ready Money that any number women in the City runs could be Lound to make such san files to to the altar Economy and com Mon sense is truly wonderful they Are indeed uni sans Ana i is a who Das lectured the female world on false Kair and too Many flounces will no doubt Send them his apostolic Benediction. Will they not also receive the Blessing Hus band and those gentlemen who contribute to the female Toilette before marriage ? questions to somebody. Call Why ? Don t you owe this Bill you do then Why not pay it do you say it is not convenient then Why contract the debt what right have Yon to buy when you cannot May do you say you can pay but Don Ike to spare the Money in t your course then a Little Thi Evish what right have you to keep another Man s or woman s Money in your pocket Only seamstress a Washer Woma a labourer you say Are you not mean then Well As Thi Evish because the creditor is poor or weak and afraid to push you you carelessly put him Dildo you Are you a Man a woman or worse than Heathen or which i ? or Are you simply thoughtless. It is a vulgar error copied and repeated from one Book to another says a. R. Wallace that in tie tropics the Luxuriance the vegetation overpowers the efforts Man. Just the reverse the Case. Nature and the climate Are nowhere so favourable to the labourer and fearlessly assert that Here the primeval i Forest can be converted into Rich pasture and Meadow land into cultivated Fields gardens and Orchards containing every variety produce with half the labor and what is More importance in less than half the time that would be required at Home even though there we had Clear instead Forest ground to commence immortality a thought. Beautiful it is to understand and know that thought did never yet die that As thou the originator thereof Hast gathered and created it from Tho whole past so thou Wilt transmit it to the whole future. Is thus that the heroic heart the seeing Eye the first time still feels and in us the latest that the Wise Man stands Ever encompassed and spiritually embraced a Cloud witnesses and Brothers and there is a living literal communion saints wide As the world itself and As Carlyle. Matins Wyo so limbs up the Amber from her . I Earth Rolls aloft Pale wreaths Curling Mist incent e to lion hark to the Anthem the sea Llu Distant Din g strand in scr the Billowy choir their sum Hong. V ast deep and g a id. Through he wild Forest a nine Stria Boll breathes the w ind i ,.,Aud ing Birds pour Fonh their Jajjo Ningsih Leafy fanes. , sea and air their t notes in Jiyto hymn Ilia Umi. Ii u. Tand chant solar Brut tel before thy throne. Hut mute Awe can find no voice or t. Homie silent the Waves worship Roll yet , discordant weak. To t a song in 1859 soul. Asterisk. An irishman being invited by a Dea con to accompany him to Church end plied with treat alacrity. His need seated Pat in his Pew and with pious visage and aspect awaited the commencement the services. looked about him and observing none the paraphernalia belonging to his secular Mode worship whispered inquiringly to the Deacon is this a heretic Church be still my Good Man Don a disturb ii meeting replied the urbane but severe minister. Faith an i la do that presently the elder commenced his prayer which so excited the Deacon that he shouted in the Fervour his heart glory to Ood i lowly yer cried the inti Siant Celt. The worthy preacher slopped and looked around for the cause his disturbance. Seeing no one he began again. Our Eniy the Deacon cried out will be be quiet. Be Thane the world and not be disturbing the Paple Eivin him a dig in the ribs. The minister again stopped and re Quested some one to remove the profane intruder. Bedad an i suiting the action to the word he collared the offending but innocent worshipper and pitched him out the Vestibule. Returning with considerable Pride he addressed the minister the. Isi r. I blackguard out bad Cess to wealth. One great cause poverty the pres ent Day is the failure the people to appreciate Small things they see they cannot save Large sums they will not save anything. They do not realize How a daily addition be it Ever so Small will soon make a Large pile the Young men and Young women to Day will Only be Gin Ana begin now to save a Little from their earnings and Plant in the soil some Good savings Bank and weekly or monthly add their mite they will Wear a Happy 6mile competence and Independence when Uliey reach Middle life. Not Only the pile itself will increase it will also grow. Let clerk and tradesman labourer and Artisan make now and at once a be ginning store up some your Youthful Force and vigor for future contingencies. Let parents teach their children to begin Early to save. Begin at the Fountain head to control the Stream extravagance and men me work Vui be easy to choose Between spending and saving is to choose Between poverty and riches. Let our youth go on in the habits extravagance for fifty years to come As they have for fifty years past and we shall be a nation beggars with a moneyed aristocracy. Let a generation such As save in Small sums be reared and we shall be from want. To not be ambitious for extravagant for tunes but seek that which it is the duty every Man to obtain Independence and a comfortable Home. Wealth and enough a within the reach All it is obtainable Oue and builder. Sunny rooms. Every woman is Wise enough and care Ful enough to secure for her House Pant s every bit available Sunshine during the coir Winter monks. Great care is taken to get a Southern exposure for them. In deed one can secure no other than a North window for her plants she has too much love for these unconscious animate things to keep them at All. She would leave them out in the cold to die outright. Than linger out a Martyr existence in the oils need Sunshine quite As much a plants do. Men and women who have a fair degree strength and the use their legs can get out into the world and get a glimpse Ine Sunshine now and then and they choose to do so let them live in rooms with Only a Northern exposure but ,. A ii a let us secure rooms into which every Ray Sunshine that Falls in Winter May enter for the Little babies who Are shut up in the House invalids who cannot leave their rooms and aged people who Are too infirm to get out doors. Let us reflect for a moment that these classes persons kept in rooms with Only North windows will suffer just As much from the absence Sunshine As Green growing plants would do in the same rooms and their suffering is account in proportion As a human being is better than a Geranium or a Fuschia. Everybody known How a Bright sunny Day in Winter Gladden every one who is situated so As to enjoy it let us make some sacrifices need lie in order to give the feeble ones their measure Laws life. Enterprise and Art. Few our readers will have forgotten the Fine collection photographs exhibited at the rink by our promising Young artist or. Andrew Price from the fact that in almost every Case where he observer was a person taste and capable criticizing a work Art these pictures elicited the highest Praise. With commendable Zeal or. Price has always striven to keep Pace with his Art. Lie is at the present time the Only artist in the City who possesses a genuine Rembrandt Back ground having purchased one during the exhibition from the originators this most important accessory to the production these celebrated pictures. In the Way rustic scenery he is unsurpassed. There is no styles photographs too difficult for or. Price to produce. Every thing from the untouched photograph to the beautifully tinted porcelain is executed by him with a taste and skill equated a by few. His rooms Are at 319 Superior Cleveland Leader june 16. When land is conveyed it includes not Only the soil but everything attached to a Ilas Trees herbage buildings and fences. A conveyance land will include build Ings erected by a third party without the consent the owner unless such 4hird party be a tenant and he can establish that the building was erected for the pose his Trade or business. The grantee in the deed will be entitled to such build ing and the person erecting the Sames cannot remove it although the same fact was not put up by the owner and i Grant or . The land. The Captain the Brig William Mason which arrived at Boston yesterday from Surman reports on june 30, lat. 88 dog. N. Long. 55 Deg. 15 m., he picked up a boat containing eight men in a starving Condi Tion without Lood or water they could not speak English and Are supposed to r Rench seamen they were All brought to Boston. A new England paper says Hunting a the Hippopotamus on the Banks the Nile the ill Gator in the bayous Louis it Iana the lion in Numidia the Gorilla Africa and the Tiger in Bengal Are it tame and inert pastimes compared to Hun Ting a thoroughly honest and capable ser vant in Good nature like the Busy Little Bee collects sweetness from every Herb while All like the spider collects Poison Rani Noney Nowers. Recipes. Beep soup. Four in Neil it four quarts cold water two Large spoons Salt which Muslim via,.f us to should be skimmed first thing. Boil very slowly As hard boiling toughens meat. in our Usu be necessary to use More water let it be boiling hot when n,1,,l we. The meat becomes to two. 1,1 a i to .,.,.hv.u i 111blv. Ii i t will require four or five hours to make this soup. To preserve a Onisim pinprick them with a Needle to prevent bursting simmer them very gently in thin syrup put. Them into a China bowl and w Hen cold pour the syrup Over. Let me three a 8 tie Mako a syrup 3 lbs. sugar to 5 lbs. fruit with no More water than Han in i the sugar dipped quickly and instantly brought out. Ii Oil the Rillina in thin fresh syrup after draining them from the first to Mem very gently till they Are Clear and the syrup adheres to them . Ali pin one by one into Small pots and pour the Init i Over Mem. Biscuits for Tatiner with Ali As much flour As you want for your Bis Cuits and with skim milk Mir it. o very stiff Poste. After we Roll it. Inf about the thickness a Penny then Cutie into Small pieces the size a shilling. And alter rolling them out very thin bake them in a Quick oven. A preventive Luburn a Small piece Saltpetre in each room. obliged to visit the infected House drink some water in which a Little Salpetre has been dissolved and when thedoor the cottage or room is first opened stand a Little to one Side so As not to receive the first Rush air from the infected House. To cure offensive breath. Cleanse. The Mouth and Teeth freely with cowrie re charcoal and particularly after every meal when unusually offensive. tie Teutli be furred have them immediately scaled decayed ones stopped or removed and useless stumps extracted. Take at leu ume occasionally a mild dose Olja Lap and rhubarb and the following morn ing a dose Epsom salts. Camph rated . Tvr.i.Art.,1 Chalk one Pound camphor one or two Trahms. The camphor must be finely powdered by moistening it with a Little spirits wine and then intimately mixed Wiki uie Craik. Black lacquer for boots and shoes harness a. Mix four ounces Khe Lluc and half an ounce the finest lamp Bluck in a Stone bottle with Twenty ounces alcohol the strength eighty degrees and close the Mouth the bottle with a bladder. Add nothing More to the mix Ture for Twenty fou r hours but shake it. Often in that time. Then Pierce a Hole in the bladder with a Needle place the bottle in hot Wai Erand lot it stand for half on hour taking it out often to shake it. Unfasten the bladder skin pour one ounce venetian turpentine into the bottle close up the Mouth again and place it once More in warm water. The bottle should be kept always corked Aud it requires Tobe shaken before using the contents. Shoe and leather reporter. What the Farmer must know. The Farmer like a business Man must know what he is doing he must have some pretty decided View what he is to accomplish in fact he must calculate it beforehand. He must know his soil that each lot not Only on the top but the sub Soi l. He must also know what Grain and is Are adapted to each. He must know when is the Best time to work them whether they need summer fallowing. He must know the condition in which ground must be slowed so that it be not too wet or too dry. Re must know that some prams require earlier Sonig Timu Kiln is and wfigttfto5g grains Are he must know How to put them in. He must know that it pays to have Aid him As Well As muscle. He must know about stocks and manures and the cultivation Trees and Small fruits and Many other thing8 in a word he must know what experience a observing Farmers know to be sure Suc Cess. Then he will not guess will not run such risks. A Lucid charge. Think twelve innocent looking gentlemen in a Box in Bmith county Texas listening with wide open eyes to the Fol lowing charge the jury believe on the evidence that the plaintiff bought out the defendant and gave his note for the interest and the defendant paid for the note by delivering to the plaintiff a cow which he warranted not Breacy and the warrant was broken by reason the breach Ness the cow. And he drove her Back and tendered her to the defendant but he refused to receive her and the plaintiff took her Lumc again and put a heavy Yoke on her to prevent her trom jumping fences and by Means the Yoke she broke her neck Aud died and the jury further believe that the defend ant s interest in the grocery was Worth anything the Pla Wulff s note was Worth less and the cow Good for nothing either Lor beef or milk then the jury must find out for. Themselves How they will decide the Case for the court she understand herself and she thinks she does Don t know How such a Case should be decided the verdict was yes and both parties appealed. I know farming after Greeley. Neve Jures them. It is Bettar to Send a boy up and let him shake the tree. The guano is a Fine Bird but great care is necessary in rearing it. It should not be imported earlier than june or later than september. In the Winter it should be Kent in a warm Nance a Lien . Run Hatch out its Young. It is evident that we Are to have a Back Ward season for Grain. Therefore it will be Well for the Farmer to begin setting out ins Cornstalk and planting his buckwheat cakes in july instead August. r. T a us Puiu Oniu it u. Morile Wim Iipp natives new Narland. Who prefer it the Gooseberry for the making fruit cake and who likewise give it the refer Al 1 v Over me Raspberry for Iee Aing cows As Bains More filling and As full satisfy ing i a pumpkin is the most Esculene the Orange family that will thrive in the North except the Gourd and one or two varieties the Squash. But the custom planting it in the front Yard with the shrubbery is last going out Vogue for is now generally conceded that tie pump Kin As a Shade tree is a failure. this is the Way Dickens came by his Nom de plume Boz " he had a Mouneer brother who Rosemin bled so much the Moses in the vicar Wakefield that he used to Call him Moses but a Little girl who could not at the time speak plainly was in the habit calling Moses this simple circumstance induced the author to assume the title appended to his Maiden Effort and under this name he was introduced to Public. Be among the River and Harbor appropriations during the last session Congress Are the following Cleveland Harbor $20, 000 Toledo Harbor $50,000 Sandusky Zaroor in Usu Conneaut Harbor $0,000. The appropriation for Rocky River which constituted a topic considerable local in interest failed to pass. The oldest person in Kansas is Eliza Beth Burns. She lives within a few Miles fort Scott. Her age is 108 years. Her memory revolutionary times is Good and she has vivid recollections Marion and his her general health is Good and she is Active and Hearty and probably last several years yet. Agricultural. Protection to fruit Trees. This question was discus the at the re cent meeting the fruit growers society Estern sew York. The presi Dent said it is demonstrated that Protection is needed. We need it in Spring when vegetation is just starting. The shelter a town affords insures crops fruit in our town Yards when the Farmer s crop fails utterly. Evergreens Are a bet ter Protection than deciduous Trees James Vick remarked that on the Prairie the outside rows Orchards exposed tothe winds were Little value except As affording Protection to the balance the Orchard especially those on the Side exposed to the prevailing winds. Or Moody said the South and East sides his or Chard bore the most fruit. John j. Tho Mas the country gentleman said in new Jersey recently i saw belts evergreens Twenty feet High and within a certain distance these belts the Dis Tance being the Range their Protection the crop Grain grass and fruits was fifty cent greater than beyond that Range. I think the Norway Spruce is Thebes tree perhaps for Protection. I be Lieve that Twenty years hence it will be wondered that fruit growers tie pres ent Day did not know More about protect inn medical qualities pumpkins. A prominent physician new York City speaking the medical properties pumpkins says that he once cured a very bad Case inflammatory rheumatism in u woman s which was swelled to an enormous size by putting on a poultice made stewed pumpkin which was renewed every fifteen minutes till also said h knew Anian cured inflammation the bowels by the same remedy. Be Baid in his travels in Syria a found pumpkin seeds almost universally eaten bythe people account their supposed medical qualities. Not because Thev Are uni Asau in Luoie against animal Cul a which infest the bowels. They Are sold in the streets As apples and nuts Are uric. It is a medical fact that been cured tape Wor m by the use pumpkin seeds. The outer skin being re moved Tho meats Are bruised in a mortar into an oily pasty mass. It is swallowed by the patient after tasting some hours Aud takes the place Chyle in the Stom Ach Aud the tape worm lets go its hold on the Inen Brauo and becomes gorged wit this substance and in some measure probably torpid. Then a Largo dose Castor Oil is administered and the Worms Are ejected before they Are Able to renew Mieir Soiu. To quiet a horse while cleaning. The English journal. Land. Tells us How thus first contrive to that the horse shall not Hurt Vou. Then tear him that you Are not going to Hurt is almost always thin Skinner inn that become Savage while cleaning. Make Wui ies Spade handle a Roll ing pin bit so Large that the horse cannot open his Mouth common brass rings screwed into each end the wooden bit will enable you to fasten it to the head Rotthe stall this alone will generally make a horse quiet. It was Rarey s plan and seems to occupy the horses attention. But he is very restive put on knee Caps strap up one leg and clean him on deep litter so that he Falls he May not Hurt himself. Then take a sponge and was him All Over with or without Soan. A Wirra ing to Hia condition dry him with a coarse Cotoia aider washing a hard Brush is Nec Essary. he with stand it use the usual Hay Wisp but he is tender Skinaha h Content with the cloth with m Var Asif Thrush. Which will Law unit. Tii Oahu my a nne Subj Cual Hunting stables is made a great Ceres nov performed by two grooms with hot water and soap while a boy stands ready to cloth each part when finished but i am convinced that All horses in Cor Dizion maybe Safe Ely washed in cold water. A Novelty in butter making. A singular method making butter has recently come into rather extensive use i France based upon the fact that Cream a changed into butter by being simply buried a the Earth. The theory this result is not very intelligible though the fact is sta Ted to be beyond question and in Normandy and other parts France butter i prepared on a Large scale in this Way. The process consists in placing the Cream in Alinen bag moderate thickness which is carefully closed then burying the bag about a foot and a half deep in the Earth and allowing it to remain from Twenty to Twenty fou r hours. At the expiration that period the Cream is found to have be come hard and it is then broken up by the Means a wooden beater into Small pie Ces Aud sufficient water poured in to Wash out the butter milk. To prevent any mixture Earth it is advisable to enclose the bag in a second one larger size and coarser Quality. This method making butter saves a Good Deal labor and separates the butter More perfectly and it is said the butter thus prepared is a More excellent Quality. Bran for Milch cows. One our Best dairymen in this Section relies mainly on loan As feed for his cows and finds it produces the most milk. He gives them As much As they can eat and wants them to cat All they can As they re turn him a vastly increased value in milk. The Quantity for a cow must be regulated by Experiment and sound g surf Eiting. Lie gives or seven quarts bran and two Indian meal for morning teed Hay at noon and bran and meal again in the evening. Bran has a value for Milch cows As a milk producer which is not fully Apreci lieu or known Ana seems Tor All Stock but especially neat cattle to promote health and Thrift. On first turning out to fresh pasture in the Spring succulent grass is Apt to proud be scouring. This is often corrected by a feed once a Day bran in connection with free Access always to a to Lump Salt. An analysis bran show abounds in phosphate the element reflector. How to measure live Stock. To weigh live cattle by Meas e. The Only instrument necessary is a measure with feet and Inch Marks upon it. The Girth a the circumference the animal it just behind the shoulder Blades. The length is the distance from the shoulder Blades. The superficial feet Are obtained by multiplying the Girth and length. The following table contains the Rule to ascertain uie weight tie animal less than one foot in Girth must inv superficial feet by eleven. it less than Nye and More than three. Multiply superficial feet by i webs Man nine and More than seven multiply superficial feet by suppose a Nair to measure i Girth two feet and length one foot nine inches. There would then be three and a the a half feet which multiplied by eleven gives thirty eight and a half pounds As the weight the animal when dressed. In this Way the weight the four quarters can be substantially ascertained during Southern cultivator. Weight Hay by measure. The following Rule is in Nelson s mercantile arithmetic ten cubic Yards Meadow Hay weighs a ton. When the Hay is taken out old or lower part Large stocks eight or nine cubic Yards will make a to twelve cubic Yards Clover when dry will make a the value our farm crops for the year will 1869, divided equally among the Popula Tion would give nearly $105 to each Man woman and child in the United stat