Oregon sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1858-1888, November 27, 1869, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextFRANCO-AMEIUCAN HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, OPPOSITE THE Odd Fellow's Hall, Jacksonville, Oregon. Traveler and resident boarder wilt find MADAME D' ROBOAM'S BSD AMD BIBBBra Placed In first class order. and In every VTt lupcrior to any In this section, and surpassed by any In the State. HER ROOMS ARE XEWLY FURNISHED, And a plentiful supply of the be.t or every thing tho market afford Mill bo ob tained for H ER TABLE. 'No trouble, will l spared todeerve the pat 'osatfo of the Imcllng as nell as the perroa ncnt coramanlty. Jacloonvllle, Match 31. 1BBC. If "TefiBr-Brittr" " Photographic Artist, JACh'SOX Vll.l.K, Olll.VOX. Ambroty pel, Fhotographs, Carton doVislto nosK ix mi: rixnsr srrt.K or akt. Pictures Hcitucril on rxuiumn TourKsr.i: BAILA OA i) S ALO ON III. A. IHUWTANO COjSTD cjctob, Cliolte l.lqiiori and Clr always on band. THROUGH TICKETS liii CENTS. 'new state saloon. DIUN'KS li! CKNTS. The thxrtly public aro Informed llisl ISnc c.v...,.f-l!. NKW KTATK Hl,Wll.- will flench tbelr lA.r.f with tbo inn-l cSelcr' bi-'Vir. J... i i.. r.ninil lii Jarkxinvll h lor (INK HIT. v. ..nwl in loac monrr li It. lint timet are liard. am! wo catinot "H pi-opli" '''".. lC.tri9 rAl'K Si HAN Atih. DRS IllSH & McALISThR, DENTISTS, 704, Mnrkrt Cor. Kcnrny Kla.. S.S KllANUIhUI, CAU DU McAl.lBTIIIl. or Hie above firm, will vl.lt Jack.onvllle iiuiitllinu In ')" next, and will attend to all !.iilnie In Ma lint jo will lve notice urtlio tlinu or M return ihrouuli tli cnluinni ol tbl paper. o. pTsT'plumivier, m. d., Suvflcon & yijijsician. Ilarlni- eli.bllhiJ my Icli'itropliln bead, qqarh-. m Jnok'nnvllK I 1 1 -!" fr" imrllmi or my tlnw In your mUt. and alll at tend to mehiuriilcal practice a may pie-en kMii e-pi-clal alleiillon to lio lurxlcal Ileal iiieiil nf femalo maladlea Octobers, IhCa-fim DR.AJ.OVEtlBECH Physician & Surgeon, JMKSO.VVlU.ll. OROJOX. Omce at bl rrldence. In tbo Old OrertH-ck lluapltnl, nn Orrison Utret't. DR. E. H. GREElfHAIf. 1'IIYSICIAN AND SUKGKON, OFFICE"Comerof California and Fifth Streets, Jacksonville. Ugn. Iln will practlcii In JucV.nn and adjacent ennntlea, and attend iromptly to prnrv.Mnnul calla. f'lJ " 'DM. B,OVERBECK'S BATHBOOMS, im the Overbook Hospital, WAIOI.COLI) itSIIOWEIUJATIIS, 8UNDAY8 AND WEDNESDAYS DR. L, DANF0RTH, Physician and Surgeon, II r.VR permanenlly locale:! nn tiH-rnr Mm lUnrb. two miles imrlli nl Ibe illnw rlnu. snd o'lTr bl prnfe..lnnnl servlc' In b peoplo of Jacki-on and Jnephln- countlea. Siv tbe penpl II r DOWKLL. " WATS0!' DOWELL & WATSON, ATT0RNBYB AT LAW, Jacfcaonvlllc, Oregon. DR. Ii. T. DAVIS, OFFICE ON PINE STREET, Crroa)lto tn Old AIIKANSA8 WVBRY STABLE, J.tkronvllI, Oregon. f00tt VOL. XIV. Tiir following uumbcrs ol the Skn- TiNKt nru missing, nnd lor every five number I will givo a year's suberlp tlon to the Sentinel. 1 wish to get lull tlk'K, nnd I liopo tho Irionds of tho Skntini:l will look tbent up, and lor wnrtl tbent bymnil. Scmlono ol tliem, If you have no more. I will give 60 cents n piece in cash for nny ol the missing number. 1. Vou -No. 1,0, 3,20, 21,25. All mining. , 2. V6t.. n Vm" 4. Vot..-Nos. 10, 13. 14. If., 10, 17, 10, 20, 21; 2!l, 2, 26, 20, 27,' SO, 39, HI, 36, 00, 37, 3$, 00, It), II, 12, 13, 1 1, 15, 10,47, 18, 10,60,61,02. ft. Vol All missing, except No. 2 23,21,27,30,45. 0. Vol No. 0, 40, mining. 7. Vol.. No. 10, 07, 59, 60, 00, mis King. S. Vol. No. 47, 83, mining. . Vol. No. i!l, musing. 10. Vol. No. 48, mining. 11. Vol. No. 26, mining. new goods. rniii: ni?ci:iiiKR8 aijk sow uw-r.iv I Inir nn extili'Ue mpplt ol hm. In llieli line or limine... coni-tlii! In part ol I'viL SlPrtt, I'tihr "'"'l W of" r" w""' I'ulltnii. Xiiih vf all ttun .UioiltJ ion nml Slttl; une NW nml X.vlij Ci'l Iron U'mf, Kt'lUt. Unit (hunt, SLlUti uiof .n, Tot h'tlttt:mt H'tlt I'tiitt mil awl i.'mimf'il h'tltlo ai.il &iutt .1'iiiHi C!iriiie " llnmJ Aw, 'luttt eml Ifolltr CVinil; Nioiiinni Tangi, I'nt Ditfii, Sluitt foiii, .S'iorei, loot ldi, Hull ami Shug ll-igii Knnti ami hotki, Spmiii nut hulln; Meat CtUltn, S.nt liaa; I'ohliing Iwm, I'uiLtt Hunt; Skitmt aud Mtail. Vattitt 1'ron Cut &vt i Hud nail Html Sivt Vhiut ami Mnltrnt (( stlhtr tnlha fullauoitmtutcf SStlf Ihidwit 2 Tlit-se Pump. Iiave Ii en fully It'ttd, and r. ack nale.1 H P""' "diauUire. ovi r sll In I r.inp"lnii- "IJl Manuluclurer'. fries.. wllli fri'lRM added chant rowuiin, ?.lnnd l.-.d: l.'fl nmpi '''- " Upe. Orlnd.ti.i J'diT Mill., tidur inut lint-Wet. and Willow IUaVei.. TIN-, COPPER ASH SHEET IRON-WARE Or every dt.crlpllon abvay. on lund and m.tde lo order. Hydraulio Pipe, IMI..I-. O.I-. Tnipenllne, Varnl.b. Wln-lu GtiiHniid I'ntly. Vi. Invite lb attention or Farmer to out Stock of jn ac ",w" m Cultivator, ard Harrow, and Hay Ki.lve. HOFFMAN & KLIPPEL. Jacksonville, October 10, 18C5. Administrator' Notica. E.ltf Ar.HH.I.ov.,de:ej... UotT.na.1 A Kjlppel0FF1AN) Admi.utr.tor. Jackaonvill Oci..'8n' -lifiiES! hides: THffifflKM JACKSONVILLE. SATURDAY, IIIU OREGON SEXTIXIil I'UULISHED livery Snturilny Morning by B. F. DOWELL, orrinn, conxEn -c tf tiiiiid sriiMrs. TKHMS Of NfllSClllPTlOXl i-or on yir, in mirance, roiir tiouarsi, 11 not p.tld within tbe tlr.t lx month, of the year, ii . . . . ". I For on yr, In ndrance. four dollars ( If flrr ilnllara; If tint paid until tbe expiration or llicjcnr. lx dollars TICIOIS UP AUVKKTItlNU I OncTinaredO line-or lesO. IJrl tn.erllnn. I rre ilnflBM i-ach anlifiinrnt In-tttlnn. i.nr llirre ilollnr l each stiWmrnt tlolt.ir. A ilNcnnnt ol MOy jier cent, will made in tlion. wbo adrcrtl.e by tbe year. I.eal Tender received al current lalei. !! Death of tho Richest Man in England. llichard Grovtnor, ilnrqui ol West- iiiiiitir ilii.il In l.niiilfin nn tlie HOth ol October. K.nly in tho lastcenturv ...... ... ... - . .. .. . -. Sir Hiehard (Snxvciior married till same ninill laiuicil tsiate was iron- ., ,ly, lorua sue, .ie.titit.Hi to i,e ain.oi a a. a a' 1 1 nt tho great b inking Fay tie ,v Mnitli him lor drainage i to ndvat.ee money to L- mil building JMirpn-es, J Mn1 Ui'uh nnd thus arose lilv iuiini1.tr man in hi county ('lie shire. Tho second, Lord lliebard Grosvcnnr, travelled extonsivcly a yenr or two ago in this country; nml il wns of him tlm Wcstoin farmer inquired whoii Lord Hiehard told him he llud on nn nlliiwnuco from his lather, "Hut supposp tho old fellow should burst up?" This was a view of tho untler which had not occurred to tlio young innu. It is rompnted tint tho now Marquis will have an income ol no less thin .C-IOO.OOO. Westminster Houm', Eaton Hall, near Chester, is the great show phieo ol that put of Kiittland, and architecture beiiic Hut ono expen sive hobby of tliu I itu t.oitieman, un told sums were spent upon the durom thin ol-this uiansi'Mi. Ono nparlmont in mill lo hnve XMO.nOO expended upon It. Lord Westminster took no very active part in politic. His health had long been in n precarious Hale. ... i Tim following is n verbatim report of a coiioiaiion between two young ladies who havo just Hutshcil their cdmntlon nt n olni-sical seliool: "Were mi ii I ho ii enicr "les.rnu we nan i i.ti.i, nt.l ii.ni of it." "I wnntcd to go so bad, but mother was so hard ....J....I T niildii'l cet ofl." "I was (r-."i ' m - . r Igged.butl foithln't corner voun-iy. ....?... :.. .1... n-mwla. AVo had a lm IV .t n,l vnn Lnow I ii- iiiiii aia i ui' promisci mv lii...-, ..i... ....- - . ....iin.,1 tint Im vlioultl hate n slgin m vnn "Well. I'm sorry ; but v.m bet I'll put in my big lt"ks nt tbe Fair.' a It ucd to be limn "ly 'nhl of M..M.i..Unlin llrnt he could do every- thing on tin- organ but one, and that wa to play an nndienco out of church. The more he nttemptod it, the le they were Inclined to iro; ihe moro grace fully iiisiiiniiting hi" niusicnl hints, tlio mote delightedly pntiont they bocamo to remain. Rni.t. in Hon:. At a recent exatnl nation ol a Scotch farmer, on Ins sinter entering the box to bo cammed, tho following conversation took place bo tweon her nnd the opposing agent: Agent-How old aro you? ' Miss .Tnne-"Oh, wcel. sir, I am an unmtrrleil woman, and I dinim think It rieht lo nnswer that question. The .1udgo-"Oh, yr, answer tho gcntlcimn how old vou are. P Miss Jane-" Wcel a weel, I nrn fifty." Agcnl "Aro vou not moro?' Miss Jnno-"Wo.d, I am ; Uty." The innuisitivo agent still further nskod if she hl hopes of getting mar ried, to which she i replied : Weel, Sir, I widna rmroly tell ft I105 x i In.t hono vol." And sho scorn- ti .i i. i- IMP li('LK WOri' l I 1 imn ini m.ni i vi si.i,s.inm t". . .. . Mm Molly ''vK Ihc daughter ol a ;c'1 , ,InIlil nnhl,tm Ohio mcr bridge, over 41)0 feet gentle.nan ol much landed p.-nerty in yrk , b k ,,, ,,k Bl (po u w nU il0 M,,mg n,l( bridge the county ol .Middlesex, pm.I in a & I Vio tllniicr water. I'n, ii. mIM .IliiMicil by theVt prox., ho ns to per years, in ci.ti-rqiivi.rti of tho tide of, V,t profound sifc.ue! The mil construction trains to .a-ov.-r, l.tshion selling westward, louml that "V " r. 'f ..... J. .,;ti , ,i,U,i ... il, ifuli of Deeimbnr Ire -Hi IIIU lll,,-k 1 llllf.tlfll.' Ill .HUlilllll. 1, HUH l. ....d. ii. ii. . .. ... ir.iialn.nl I. i.ii.iiitiiMiir ii iiini n.ni ill,, niiii. . 1 i . I .,.. II. ....... ..,......... , ...v ...v . , . . .. . t ..... , ,. n, nll nnriius re iirescm a cent streets, hmliiy years ago, a mtit " ,, .,K,rH'011 rit' furniture of a rcbellloti in tho Hod Hiver liounli.v the time when George III w-n"kiii8 j"' J Xmv nor Ilfi'aanln.! tlio Canadian C.nlederation. improviments at Huek iigham llouc, i ;, t, , iriu,tunsh;.nU falling through , Tho French popula,iou will not a low now n pahicf, which had been pur- !""k. .i,. eoll, ot war.n. Gov. MeDougal, lately sent from Can. dinted ns Queen Charlottes dower i" .. fl m.0, n,P0V0 ti10 mrthl.ada, to enter that settlement. His houf, the swampy erptlni between ... ., , tu. ,mcci.8,,t. summit of party wns cneami-etl two milvi beyond llvdel'ark corner nnd thu ImineNwai (..-.' ll0nw or D.twnglil. Despite the tho frontier, al lVmblua, whore they ollered for 16,000. He decline lit, j J, Sii'vihlng Irwrefc 'flic air were m-l, Nov. Sid, by a body of iu- ami i ni kiiusvimiviiii .iu. ...... ... , tl,; ln Miiipurt lire, even lor.surgeiits inoujite.l nun armoo, rtuu the C.roivcuors. Many years attcr it ' .. Two men only nre iu loscoited peremptorily over tho line, ramo into their ptic.sioii, a very enter-, n,VriituroiM balloon -tho ono Tho Goicmor i now eneamped in pthdng builder. Mr Cubltt, pcisuaded i' " " ,.n ..rJ.l... Hio oilier watch- D.ikotah Territory, awaiting exenls. wiicii uiu ini'vn i.i , ................. ujm. L, (nliC, n ids 10 help ins, turo cuoseu ny me pe que ami n-....-- yield the present Slarquis ol e, min rr Illl(, 011)v lliai-ks from tho tailing stead act. Il is said that Governor ster A' 100,000 n year. Lout W iittniu- " lm-t ,hov m ,.;,,, ,-ni.Klly. I MeDougal will apply to the Canadian ster was a curious combination ol gen- fl . of ,rni.. 't., U'itldii a loot tl Governniunt lor troops, nnd lo ah- ero-Ity and meamle'.s, and a htindied i.t.,.. i10 ,, t0 reach it, but Ins nrnt ingtmi lor authority to pass them stoilcs aro current illustrative or bol Ii 'J-' ,0 M.y ,H w. lie tries to through tho Northwestern .Suites, clmnictciiatieiy Ho leaves several chili ' .11 .. i.t. ..omrade. who ha gone up' The gunboat Xtntintt Kalled Irom dren. Thu eldest, known ns Lord ' . ', ,,....,.. ,vl,M.er In that nrooklyn Navy Yard on Sunday for .1 .1... 1 .rnsvrnor. now .Maiqtii, is 11 iv , ?.... 1 . u..... ..!. nr liiv --, 1 & Jv I ItJU'I MPJi NOVEMBER 27, 18G9. mmiimmlmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmWmmmmmmmSmmTmmWmmm Scientific Daring. Ono doll thy, a few years ago, just alter noon, n biilloou ro"e in the air al thu foot of Cleed WIN, on tho western edge of the ventral )lniu ol Kngland. It was Inflated with tho lighten of gases which chemical skill couhl pio- luce, nnd it roo with surniMng veloc itv. A mill- on. nnd It entered a stra tum ol clouds more than a thoiK-uid fret thick. Emerging fiom this, the 'the ofhYers were recovered. turn Imim l.rii.liili' m tin. iilrsbln. tlinl Wimii.vnrov. Nov. 16. Trasurer """""; .-"v ', , , sky oveihentl was of the deepest and . i ai i... .if .lnrLit liliu. .nml lii.liiw Livnri iiiitnciipi expanse of cloud, whoso surf ice tr.,t..,1 n anltil im llmt ol tlio earth J now wholly lo-t to view. Lofty mourn I ..:... n,..! iin.n ilni.ii ilnrb r:iv!iw im. J, jJ(.ou.. ,,u 1K!1 n, ,1,.,, 0f ""l '."'".', J. .. ,,.,. i... IMOSO niOHlliaillS llf.l m lliv "Hi (iir " n-.ni.-i !" '"'! ....-. ....... lerrd like snow, but caslinir shadows MoNiooMUitr, Nov. 15. I ho Legi ns black as It they weru solid rock, fp'htuie met today. The Governors -A... ,1,.. lutlimu ulili inionndoiis vu 'Afesxat'o Is rerv conservative. Ho I, .... i.' .... ...!t... t....... ii.., ..nti 1 1 lOCIIV. 1 "III MllllB iiuiiiv ..!... i I..L Ininn! Il drotined down 'I i I iriintil . .. , , . i: j.i tho air as il it had been a 1 ''ll'"'-" riii! air wn-t too thin to enable if." A . ... . J l"."'; It was as il n ship, l.nieu to I . . . I'....., I ui ln.ftl'tH I' l!l' UVItl MIC 111 mm IIIU I mil III - .....,..,. , ,..i.P n'n,i,! iiiiiiiniu in iiiivbhv ui'ir nn raiiataai.v si v !- - - - .-..- -, llUnnntl lll'lll IIIS (II llll'tnVIIM it in hi t.- -.. ; ... . , , (or (C !' iv.i...-. n --- - ... lost Atlantic cable, thu lino mud Ii iug tho K, , w5tll rnli(ity bom of ' , Suddenly, as tho latter " ti nt bis JnM.u.nents, his sight , nit , - II .. ..l.l Ulllll....llllt 11(1 sound comos from his lips-he is voice- l..a Theslecrsu.au comes down Into tho ntit lilt II thu valve, in order to open it ami let out some of tho gi. His hands wcio ...... .1.. !th Iniensa cold they nro paraiyen, iney wui m.v .-,...- ' . .. ...111 ....4 fa..duiil Irt 1iW 1.-.. ..I U...I.1. IBIl'VIIII ,, "M- I ...1 Ill i.iulriim.illttl flllll 11. car. ho hnds is comraue in a swoon guuunai it.ni, .. .. ...v.. 1 m i.w .... ih i... K,.-,. .witittitlt lull mi uiniiinii I leuls hi: own scums lining mm. .cruei.v ii;.-. . ... ... " """' He raw at once fiat lite ami "cam nrrivcu irsn-i.ii.j ....,...-..-; afiti ti Titu ttinnitfllllL 1IG HCI7.ni 1 nru. mmiiuhmhv "i",v"' " will llu eir.cil the valve wnn iiis-uoiinui viintrai tu v... .v- tcetii: it opened a little once, twice, moved. thrice. Tho bal'flon began to do'cond. I T), Lcavcn,vnr,, (Kansas) Times Then the swooned maik.man r',"riu,,"says that tho Indinns having learned to consciousness, and saw tho stc.'rs- t0',(,ftr ,i,0r (;roni Father's troop, are man standing belorc'hm. Ho lonkt.l , . , eacefully sub- f ..t .limn ii'nrn iiftW lPff. ... "fi TS.V. 1 ' .Z ! ... ....!. .... Hie r.aai "i' .." -- -stautly In splto ol tho dienchlng rain.. iv miileifctaiid that yesterday Mr. n,,,l,iv hent over to tho workmen a iot 0j witor-pioot coats ami imois, 10 liroteet them ns inucn as puspiuiu hh... tho hornblo Weather. Tho woiklsto go on, rain or shine, till tho twenty ...'.Ino ulmll tin llllllt. I !!.!.. i....... 1.1. ivi. 1- . , The brig Jlmnter brought n'.it i!25 tons nf railroad iron lor tho ivm Sido llailroad. Ortijonlan. wiyiiiim iin iv."-..- -- wiisiiiiiumii hi bbii "u " -.I . mg Hie I raai.lll IIIMIT1U ll'Bl'l iilllMI IIV . w . - Unn. .- Vianiinlli- 'lliev are to be ndvcitised lor sixtv days, nnd sold to tho higheM bidder, far wli. Thcso lands compnso a little over 1,200 ncres Fiiom tiro Yreka Journal: It U evi ,int it.ni n tnnn ns tho California ami Orego Hailroad reaches the head fianrimento Valloy. the mall w 11 transpnrted thenco to Qrcgon via tlio Siicramento river, iustcad of tho route om Trinity nnd Scott Mountains. Travelling snd teaming will also tako tho same course. Whatever may bo tho course of tho railroad 1101th ol tho Sacramento Valloy, it is bound to run townrd Fort Crook and that very .Boon, ns the road can bo bill It rapidly through tho Sacramento Valloy from Chlco. . . Auos Kkndaia, Postmaster General of General Jackson's administration, did in Washington on tbe 13,h ult. at in iiisiiHiiiu.iii ...v.. -v.- muting to the Quaker policy. 11 neatly eight miles up, but tho harom- fwm J.,ljlt.,,rot.t.MO the subect thus: eter was ri.mg idly-the ha on ..Aftcrvnr ;lt.nc0 , nltcrlnllcti.lrc-atls was dcfccndiug. 1 hey had been higher ft r,wttf ' 'q,,,, Tis well-" above tho earth than mortal man or.""1 ' J.2 living thing had been before. One j TJ. c.VrU to'countcract thu Inflti miiiuti' more of inaction on the part of 1)ct, 0r ,j10 ni,jiati0, f tho capital tho stceriman, whoso senses were l.nl- mov,.n n the Weft is beginning to jit" him, nnd the air ship, with its in a,umu frmi A papor hns been pre tensely rarifled gas, would havo been rc,i tn be handed to tho rresldenl, Hunting, unattended, with two corpses, wjt) ,n0 rcf.cgl tJmt lio will tnke some Intbowldo realms of space. tvi rt.l!o..iil7.inco of tlio matter in his forth- NO. -15. Telegrams- Sr. Louis, Nov. 16. Tho County Court sold 60,000 shares of th'o Mis souii Pacific I:ti1ronil stock belonging to tho county, to Hudson Dridgcs, for nquirtcr million cali. Captain Ford returned from tho wioek of tlio Ftoiictcall. having com pleted his labor and search for bodies. iSixtv - onc havo been louiid unu ui '., . , ..mi i .r... i . i :. ' bpintlcr is quite ill, and conhuuil to Ins 1..1 I l I I I...... .........Il !. urn mmi 1 bud. I In had been unwell lor several days, but nltcnded to his oflicial duties tint il tO'dnv. A'u ofllcfal proclamalion ismado of n Rnnvi-iitloii with Orcat Ilritniu lor a ,trVcV7xehnime of m-Sils betwooiiSftfi i,j,... ...i ii.it,., II,,,,.!,,,.. ,.i.,ww.. inirilil Inn- ninl mvi tlirrn'li.is ....".. .- ..........,.....-, - --- belli no lieeeSSitV lor it. lie set lortli ttll ! I". - . . . tlio general iicaeeliiliic 01 tliu people, .nnd the ndv.uitages ntlorded by ihu Slate lor immigration. mm. - . pai'ongerti will ho able to eros rctrulnrlv. Xi;w'VoitK, Nov. 10. Litters from lormttiaoiu Meantime Ihc liisnrgcnls have organ- m n provisional ijovernment, and tlcniantl a Ten iior lnl Uovermnoin, aficr tho Ameilean fashion, wth n l.eg.sla- Cuban great dispatch, tho men being kept at .work upon her night and .lay. lie dentinal ion. Work 1 very biisk at tho yard, over '-',000 person being em ployed. (I":"" ,,:,,,,,, f.B,i,. ,. Ueorge 11. nuuer, iniciv npiiomiun ' . . i. 1 t. cnminir annual message, di'cfiitnten 1 ci'ig tho project of lemoval, and to coming annual message, ill'cmintenap- use Mi itl.. Innnone. in stopping an agitation of the subject, 'I O.NK means by which tho expenses nro Welng rapidly reduced iu tho Navy Departmrnt is tho fl'ting out of all voxels of war with full sails. The chaugo Is now nearly completed, and orders have been sent to all squadrons i(j urnpi,- 11. nil- lull. ..."h- I ---- in cn805 0f necessity, and even then a fu ro.)0rt 0f the reasons miibt bo sent ,0 t)0 p(.,mrtment; if thesn nro not to cease to use conl altogetnor, except j. . ,. turned. Amo irom raving however, the dCBign o tho I'.iiit'iisr. --.'- order is also to restoro tho knowledge ofinanaging sail ves-sols, to whlrh little attention wnsgiyen by our, steam navy during tho war, St.i'.nimo on feathers, or with tho l.mwla inUpil above tho head, is very oij" bo ,"' cxptmnco. bad for the lungs. So says a doctor of To Savb tiik Ladii:8 from Horn ino Ui'. By adding to tho starch used in preparing their dresses, a table spoonful of common alum In n pow dered state : tho alum makes tho dross far stiffer, nnd prevents it bursting into fl tmo when plaocd in contact witli any burning substnnco. Red Ant. To get rid of these pests, wsi your shelves clean, and whllf damp rub fine salt on them quite thickly: lot It remain on for a time, and tbv will entirely diprr. Tho Val!oyof Dtnth. . ' A correspondent of tho Now York IVibune, who in writing for that paper sketches of a trip through south-eastern Nevada and southern Utah, gives the annexed account of a remarkablo country near tho Momdliiiibo Its, through the Ulnck Hock rango of "tbo mountains of southern Utah ; While riding slowly ahead villi Nick and our Indian guide, my alteitiou was attracted to a small valloy in tho gorge ol thu mountains. A light, bluish-looking apor was t-cch nsutind iug fiom a large number of hot spring. The valley was not partiuulnrh iuvt log, but as tho men and nfiitnals wcro tlied I thought wo would camp In it for tlio night. Tlio guido, howover, assured me it was certain death to in hale the deadly vapois, Wo votitnto camp elsewhere; but the next mottling tho whole parly Malted slowly down the slopo toward tlio valloy, Icoling.as well as smelling our way vnttlioii4ly. The doctor had linn tiled himself with a couple ol Indian dog nnd several Iho rabbits, for tho purpose of making cxpeiimciils. After scrambling down somu two hundred yards, thu doctor, who was in advance, detected an ab senoo of oxygon In the air, by tho sud den chniigu in thu lomnornturc. nnd tho lliercaacd cliilknUy he expl5ritCB.1M Mcti respiration. A nausntm, sulfooating smell was also pcrceptlblo every timo the wind blew toward us. The valley was about a' quarter of it mile In cir cumlerciice and oval iu thane. Not iil - nil ft III ml it tl irifma ll.it n atiiitvln knrf.m vin 1. .F.ii.ii. vi kiirn inn eiiiKiv rnk brii - ih. nornnv v mil' th ng was lo bo M'en within it; but n ghastly jiliin.ni kelelou lav be'iile one of tho nearest l siiiing. Neutered mount! weru thu . iKfletons ol bull'do, tlecr and otlcir wilil nniinaK tho iioiloui ol tho val ley appeared to bo u hard, sandy soil, ilry and craeked, a if by heat, in vari ous ptaco. Ono of th'o Indian dogs wns f.utoued to the oud of a lariat, ntid loMcrud down, while some of the party, w.itehcs iu hand, observed thu elVcct. In fotirtciu secoiuN the dog (ell douti "inoti.iiilt'ss, ninl iu tlueo minutes wns tleatl. Ihu other dog, whioli now trotted down to his eominuioiiwns inotionlu'S iu twelve yeooiuls,mid lived only flvo minutes. Our guide informed us that tho cxi'tcncc ol the valley hail been known to his tribo for several vears. Two of their braves pprihtd In il while endeavoring t corral somu antelope, all of whicli perished too. The springs in the valley gcner,ito such n l.irge ultimo of carbonio acid gas ns to completely poison tho whole mtr rounding atmosphere. Wo had no opportunity of obtaining tiny of the water for 'analysis. As tho phieo is . entirely out of tliu way ofovetland emigration, thero is but little danger that il will ocr be frequented by bands of uioneers or pleasure partlct. Wo named this canyon on our Held book the Valley of tho Shadow of Heath. While some of the men were erecting .a tone pyramid on n commanding po sition, wo cut fiom no old palrof Kitbllo brgs n stout piece of leather, burnt iu thu warning, "Heath Valley. Kntcr Not," and fastened it to tho pillar. IIINKII.W. HIMIIMIH. Near our camp was n largo number of mineral spring, l'rom one of thu rock tho water wns ejected from 11 sinulu cicvice, hissing and foaming with a powerful eflurvescciico llko fotla -water Irom a fountain. It hadajdea-nnt.sub-nrid flavor, waN highly charged with oarbonio acid ga, and with tho addition of a little sugar,- mndo nn agiccablo and palatable drink. Ac row IIIU Clltiru v.iliej, ainiiu inu ii!iur, uniu aro several huntlred of llieso springs, largo and small, a few ns colli as ice, while others, not moro than four or flvo feet distant, wvro nlmoslat a boiling heat. From ono hot spring wan ti con tinual disuhnrgn of white polished pebbles, about tho sir.o of duck shot, perlectly round, and presenting somo what tho appearance of pearls found I) In oysters, though rather moro opaque. They could be gatheiod by bushel, and are well adapted to tho mnmilao turo of paste Jowelry, and would alio form an interesting subject of investi gation lor tho geologist. I)oMF.hTic .lAits. Marsh Judgment, rough words, small but frequent acts of selfishness and injustice, Bnmetimcu quito poison tho heart that promised to bo healthy, and enrso tho stale that promised to bo bles'cd. Thero aro families which poscss every earthly comlort health, money, occupation but aro misornblo from tho.jt,alqnsy and qtnrroling that prevail within them. Thero are married con pica who livoin sorrow, not because' Ihpy arc in want, not bocauso of any great dome ti.o nfillftlon, but becauso each thinkn tho other unkind, nrb'tra;rv, !nconj.ld er.ito. Young peoplo sotnetlines marry with their eyes shut, ami tiius, insteau of being mated with angels, as thoy fooll-lilv oxpeetcd, tliby find out nftor waid that they nro jmly hk d women, with tho common work-a-day weaknesses and InitHs cf their respec tive fok. Their Hham love gets soured, nnd thoy reproach each other tor not fulfilling tho sentimental promises and exaggerated prospects with which they n!.-,i Intn tbo marriaao state, lako all tho relationship of life, and wo should find tlint the far greater part of their Hoi-rows comes from the siinio causo. Got any to toll you. honesllyj what gives them, most pnnovnnco pl dlsquietudo, and you will find they.sfy itcomrs from want of kindness, srrnf nnthv, fellov-fwding; They will Cell vou that they could bear othcu tb.lsgt, u ,i.v mot with moro consideratiW vitpport, encouragement Or wM,B support, encouragement, or ,...? w., from the people with whom tbey nave to no. r- oflh,adcr...a4J.c-5-NOR;H. (ri"",, m DKimtw 1Mb UM.