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TurSDAY, SEPT pss £s e Hite, * 3 Com: g BR 5, \s \ii 0 o iran Sout sTAMFORD AND BLOOMVELLE MIRROR] -_ 4g ‘iunméufipwwaéfimggfifi usriing = ' 99 , At Stamford, N.\ ¥., $y \\~ | \~\ N a 2 us thks Kul 2 fer bob o t, o * _ Tepus--in 'An ¢anok -One 'Dollar for & year; sImON ~ fifty cents for six months; twenty-five 'cdrits for three months. ,, Pflgfiifilfiwfl ed when: the time paid . 01%; fig? \Pry? 4: irecte’q‘“ L. ‘l t Zia ore the naime denotes: the: éléptlgnqatipn of. thgétgxsxczmgng . of 10 lines of less, inserted for 25 conts per.-weok.;.$3. for 3 mon accompany the orde®r@;; ¢.. siri lc. for expires, unlé Advertisements, i the. Gash dust sed : , \ )r of 5 <I pturgbled and fell right agin the gal. and eyes 'through my new ._ Sed'l, tew _ _ ._ JIM'S LOVE -__ I met. her at the gellar dore- ~ The look she gave was. :sturn ; Her eyes looked pitchforks into mine, - -_ And mine looked. pison into hern. For we bad loved in daze.gons by ;- . | Her daddy sed that, I mightgffiaiéhér, p But, alis ! for my drerge of wedin lilis, {keri Shegot up and got with a Dutch shooma- No more girls, fog, me. if. 1: knows it- .- 24 a4 No more fraudg my lay to.win'; ... ~ In the. words of the post \Not for Joe:\ He might have added, \Not for Jim,\ t ,_ seen'it-till now I\ IFS JUST AS IF USED TO BE.. their younger days, Of the times that used to 66, *\ elders talk br saere. have 'and) wirle at 'done operating yeon'd better \believe W hen, boyswere hoys and girls were gitle; | Bo 35m see iI {1837952}? §§z%%fia‘g,l?i?;ve1l as other Which tima no more theyll see. - All arg:young men and young ladies now- Boys and girla they never see ; . : Their elders the. gelf same b Bo many whos G The days 'when [o. tro * they ware youn Naught elso they Seem to. seo ; But bad as it is we know too well, That it's just as it-usedito. ke. They point to the follies of present days, To the fashion fo very absurd, _. g They point to evil on evéry, hand,, ' But of those which existed long ye‘nrs' 280, c mo 446 , story. told -- It's juBt 'as fé eed to be. ,. - ...;. - Our elders poing -to our -young men, o many whose habits are wrong ; But they forg6t, tgéflégép time, ane > L1 You'll hear them say never a word. Mon, women;-and children in dress absurd\ On every hand Bui gfrangely enongh «they: seem to forget ° they see; ' That it's justras it:nsed to. be. They say that youuag are foolish and vain, | _ Care oply. for fasliion ang show, « [intent Phat. theig thoughts are on, parties and flir hereyer to. go ; That. this too ofte n nay be true I fear we .s. But then we know, and they do, too, That it's just as it used, to be. Bult yet there are est-- < gpieen| bhildren L Young men worthy and true, Young ladies of whom we may well be proud, |. And of eath él ~ Happy are we in asg iota fow. khowing this, And with our tlders agree, ., That in the Before we lived , Such thingaubed 'to be. \done 5 , Our Hives arefad t But that we always amaizséé + +4 nf A Noser Senrnisitry-The Rev. Dr. Chapin, of New York, on a cerfain occasion gave utter- ance to the fifqilgsyvrkiflg. noble, sentiment :i-- \:~ t *I love to Hean er-press better than the raftle and the;: tillery~' It it' silently attacking a the Malakoff» of vice and the c and its parallels and approaches cannot be re-ff pedi ob the type F the: com- br thik 'the tho. abldide, sisted !» -fike'the-elfe posing-sticksof the compositor: bett 5 click of the adusket in the hands 'of #05 It beara leaden.-mesiente which will hit ifemarlk, thous 3 years ahead 85:1 : {fih‘wfrz fos . The editor who publishes a paper without of- *- \Phe prérhian conld.esfily, 'be won by . a. lady editor who p a pope dam a‘fleaifififlnaloi‘tmfl‘v\ lige, who has sgven fending ny -one hasBeen 'dead. these many years, yidlag o has | h anti j t grandchildren, and one Aun- déscendants. , So cayp a lenges ote 'W and leftnd' 'The sentiment which p sive ° Poop £9 guilty. - ~ ‘.>al ® . € = + w ‘ A weitern girl wouldn't bother her fat’her for a hew dréss, but : worked on a\ neighbor's farm until she had earned ong. : - nh u've /A;~ yam-gems“?! in Portlan his toes that ho mig tho b tore 9+ ht wear a stalle . A New Nékico idttorney ' in nddressing. the jury, threatened to blow. out t pissing away ; t raing 'of any | mau who should \intimate\ that 'his client was both civil and nod- | [{worke, s for 'the , [remains That niay: charge, human nature as- it ged: tm bel. io 0 9 000 > C rumbling of thesgteam pow- rear of ar- pd, vanquishing Redans,. of, gvil ; r- of déadlier power. C n 'exchange. iI be offer- d, Mo., out off two of He didn't iy {do out 0\ doors. fof Bloomville, ® u 1 | tha know it. hold on tew keep fron ‘ |__ \I reckon you hey gone fur‘egfirfi' I\ I god. \I've . [ béarn of hangin' on by the teeth but tew wo more, but he had chores tew _ Then T'went for the lady ov culter. I went for 'her with the broomatick, and whon that broke, (I got an umibereli, 'I used that up, and when (there wasn't much of it left, she was. down the 'road about a quarter of a mild in the direction Her tracks was tery far apart. ; And so wag sha and my EBeéfezer. . . \_ He kum in'arter a while, nhd sed he was sick, {I told him I didn't wunder... Ang morg'n that, . |I wasn't sorry. But I went and got what a fit- <{ tle girl know kalls+-big-nigrger 'Bitters}> (Vine- -Igat Bitters) and gin \him tee doses id wan. He had enuff of: \big nigger\ bitters afore it had | folks: I hope them -wouien, as havo culleréd 'help, will look out for \em ~ 'Phey éay: they her {winning ways, and are highly scented. 'That's _ {my opinyon' tew,and I shan't déssent from it till ' hI know tew thé contrairy. - ~ ~ > ; , I hearn that FatherR. was bighly 'with my commentin' on the kmimforts of his re-| - 'ligion, and sezif T'l} jing he'll make ruff ways ismooth fur me. I think he'd better git Eben: jezer in now. The old cass needs it more'n me. ; _I hear that \Sally Soap Suds\ feels hurt be- cause L-tell so much trooth, ~She is an old maid, .and hor parents Allerg had tew lick her for lyin', and tha could not brake turned out doors, and -poses abeout the kountry lyin' andtrying tew kiok ip a fuss. She never 'did mind her own bizzness, and probably néver [will, _I will pull her har if she comes down our «way, sura as ginger. I'm arterall sich liars, and , Brrary Sxagos. } The: nage Papérfl j \o ] w Antarem®-aNg 00 . C ( ,\ __ Wall-wall! who could ba' thunk it? I kctched Ebenezer right in theo act. . I seen him a kissin' the culléred-hélp-seen it with my own yea throu ow glasses: that'l bought of tlie feller that fiy ip the French war... ~ t> _ 4, what be you doin* ?\ : _ Heidn't know whist to gfij'fii‘ fust. he seratehed where the hair used to be, sud he \os a 474P 1 ~ Theh goin' farder |\ - pleaged her {ov it. She got ting | fourths east of Oneonta. h -| afd a warm heatt. enuy climate, happens to be ¢ the, strength ree resin Incks fenes, | 'u W‘i‘} 149 i ber of g children, sixly-g12 \ \A Union. Ox onra,;' Aug. 30th, 1871. | Friend Editor :- A few lines to you. There ds a lonely widow that lives a mile and three very: poor, and is not wells: She wails to One- conta every week to wash for'the-rich, and then don't get half paid for ther work a shame that she has no ong to help her. She says she has a dowry in New York, and she can't get it, for she is poor andhag no one to help her. Yours with respect, <- -_ s .,I '= ‘I it Billings! Advice to Jos.. By awl means, Joé, gét niatried, if you have 'got a fair show. Don't stand shivering on the bank, but pitch in and stick yurt hed under, and the shiver ig over. | There ain't eany. more trick in getting martied afteii'fl you're redy, ,_t}l1)f£m therg - G2 sie ead bag ce ons, 'is in eating peanuts. Merny a man has stoo , We, too, 'shall grow \fd qs our elders bave | gyivering 2a the shore till am ran,.out. | Don't Hh onces expect to ulnarry an nag], le 7 - 1086, , 8g AWB, . icked up long ago. . Remember, Joe. you ain't « Whea'we fill the places our elders now fill, g sain’t’jo‘tireeglfié 'Don't marry for buy exeloos. I trust that we never shall say- \q /C . BY ively ; Duty is like jee, owffl slippery, and, thaws Beeause things. aro. changed.: that it 1 mail cay. D iy tor ley o dredful easy. , Don't marry Tor [uy. neither ; luv is like a cookfpg-stove, good fof nothing when the fae] gives out. , But marry a mixture, . And {ist the mixture be some, buty, becomingly dress '|ed, mith about $250 In her pocket, a good spe!- ler, handy and neat in the bouse, plenty of good | sense, a tuff constitution and by;Jaws, small feet 'This mixture will keep in and pot. evaporate. . ft off for fwo.or three prinutes. all, godt, Jos. sake don't marty for pedigreno.> ‘ \pedigree anless M.is backed hy bank stocks. A. family with nothing 'but 'pefigre¢ generally L W - g, M An exchange says that an Indiags Agricul- tural Society offers five dollars to the cou ple who: ng,to, tha County Bair. the fJargest sum-. randchildren and great-grandchildren.. dred great grandchildren, all of them Mrs. Ofaidall is ninety-six. years of age.-Che- nin @if ife pe @ Afftne ea canne scene o A sunflower stalk in the gurden' of J. G. Cooper; at Bath, is fifteen fest \high.; if is sur- mounted by & flower over fourteen inches in dia- meter, and thert aré several leaves upon it meas- uring twenty four inches, .._ ' Fhe is very aged, and I think it is Bersey Cansu. them hive aw! been If the gork, For heaven's . Thar gin't much them now, living. A , recently. pin, carelessly drogped jn the loom by a fe- male operative, spoiled seven\ hundred yards of cloth in ong of the mills of Lawwence, one day \ The Strange History Israel Lobdell: - The tiotman was £8 or I0: years . ROMANTIO ~~ _ : \oin egt pp o Daf 3h 1 :of E'wo Ponniles: We . \ _-_ memd . toe k } \ '[From the New Work Tribune, Aug 80} . In Jackson township, Monroe county, Pa.! u { woman styling themselves Ms. and- + of age and quite handsome.\ 'The mha:-was . tall: and gaunt, and at timesacted ms if he iWere in- sane. 'They lived-there=inm-abject poverty for some time, haviag no visible- means support, bat roaming about the country and eating-where find what they could, And sleeping in caves and | C ‘ e *ofj While thus confined, in the early part ofithe present month, a letter came to a neigtsborinigg‘ U Other snspicious circumstances, led the authori<] ties to believe that Joseph Tsraol Lobdell was not u man, and investigation proved that he wis: of the other sex, and bad successfully concealed: the fact for four yéirss 'The letter inflqheéeiqni was from a person at Basket: Stition, N, ¥, stating that Lucy Ann Lobdell's mother 'Aéedéd: her support, and that she should: comme to Kerat: certained, the \wife\ atated that hor - nates. wis Ada Perry, and that shd 'was. thoe dauphter of county, Mass, On learning 'these facts 'the i an- thorities of Monroe county - decided -to take the! ther, > The two at first refused to go, but were finally induced to accompany! the officer, \Jos\ being furnished with woman's clothing. .. < °} Oa arriving at Basket Statfon Aagt week, the officers were directed.-to the vesidence:of: old Mr. Lobdell, but they failed to gat rid of their charge there, as the oid people were helpless, living by charity, and Lucy réfused to stay AXvith them., The women were cogsequently brought \back to the station, whore it: was abcortained 'that they were.runaway paupars from the Delaware coun ty poor house, at Delhi, whither - they - wore ta- ken. The histories of these two women'fire very strange. eee 0 - 2C . About five years ago, thero was. pat off of a train one night, at this station, a girl of 'about T7 years of ago, who gave her name to the «dapod agent as Ada Porry. She was very handsome, but rathor scantily dressed.\ Her story. was that she bad run away from her thoirie fa Massacha setts a fow months before with James Wright, . a young{man, with whom she had since lived fin Jersey. The night before at ~Baslet Station, this man had deserted her, andshe : bad every reason to think that 'he had \gone-Away with another girl to- Bufalo. - She was follow ing him, when her-raufey:piivordut, and the con} ductor on the train would fet her go no farther. placed herself in the poor housd at Dethic© ~ in the poor honde at that time was Lity Ana Lobdell, or rather Lucy Aan Stiter, ig she 'had married aman by the nate of Bliteraboat 'gix years before. | She was $2 years did when Ada Perry first met her, and notwithstanding: the hard life she had led, was rathdr preposséiging in appenrance, | Between her andthe youhi gids singular nttaChmpp%__m°bse, ltpd\'a ‘f’egntxxgifig in the poor house aud d half'the two < disappeared 0m; night, {and nothing \Was beard of them artil they were brought back last webk. y 0 Cat 2 The history of Lucy Adb Lobdell is equnlly singular. - Twenty-one years ago Sh6 was- a young girl living with her paftrits at Basket Station} which is a settlement mostly composed of people engaged in lyatberitig. | She wi$' handsome, but possessed few, 'if any, r a of the\Charatteriatids of hanted; fished , and worked in the Wofifiith the men. - She had offers of marrikge frote C ble lumbermen, but always refused .' She finally married Henry Slatéet, a' 'Worthleds fellow frorq Hancock.. For two yours they lived together) when he deserted his wife; leaving her with .on in Poon sylvania: For keverst yearn she roanied country as! the ''Female . ing Edd In ber \history\ she-récoufited her adventures: & hunter atid trapper, including mink, otter, community, begging from door to door, and 4 Delaware County. together in 1867. [ Danit} st Tyle» Hid}, Pene; ~Dhore sioce diged,..clatmogn9 At last they. becéfixeuu hiisaace“: and : fiat-mg} ented réfection ofb degrading proposals: mg twice arrested and lodged -in Strouésburg jails xengbyfipgompgm ca 1g 2 out he wis a floggmenced? ngaifisb‘lh‘imwfmifllillludfi sand.! thr v 7 ) _ neighborinf!!-made against the.girl, in which .ghe: was' :$0;.; post-office adressed to Lucy ~Ann »Lobdel}y nnd}, nal Te had ho idled and L once: When the true sez of the woman was as-} \ ing the, plage \in' ruins., She refused to be sent ba6k to her- patientsfiapdéjg 64 Tro i. ander her sex. . Her tastes \were masenltne, and she | _ specta+ |, infant two months old. - Soon after her husband {left her, she donued men's apparel.. 'and, leaving Ther child in charge of her-parents, followed the wild a hdater in tho'region , theii-a' dbnsd, forest, in the dounties of gem“? zgd Swami? , in this State, 'and Pike, Waynesad Susquehanty C ( | 10 T cA 3 y 8 ) q a iti'esfbythBOOng- 1. Foh.a “(mi [L. j | the hills and valleys, and wrote in'ths -mbantimg| \ ~ <c (C---O e 2 . 0 0,0). 'a history of her life;> Shebecame known in the \\A wan'ie Jubksonvillé, Ill., 1l0§f\ tmflgfi’ld Hunter oflng‘Edflyéé Watah 17 years ugo.\ \The ptherdiy a years she had 'killed five bears; & farge namber of deer, and mach small gamg,; and had tr’gfipéq many of the fur-bearing animals of the réigign, swa=foxes. In 1860 her mode suddenly changed, and she 'egain ssgsumed | the garb of her sex, and saddled herself upon the | nally became an inmate 6f the Alms House of Hore this singular remained until sho and Adg Perry disappeared - 'Iry and Lucy AnniSlater, was talon ohggoftho ~ odF house.«bont tba time: her mother ah | applie or fidifiitanhaeyzfind.z.fv(yusfinl;§gd,. in tbe. family ..0 idl; Wayne, county, & xin. or friends bat the- family. (6f; Mr.. there appeared in the -fatl=of 1867 a man and'l'Op the night pf «tho: L6th .of §UI¥§199§A Blaming? forcibly abducted from: Mr.; Fortman's by $ :#ing of «fiends; and! after being cblfifiQfoQumgm tirown.intortho Delpware.rixen to; drown,, She 'was resoned, however;: by: a Jammer, living, neat .but she again dishprienzelyand magaadt found oun days. - . She bad-logh-her-mind by the ztggiisé 10, ; ADC for ful events of the night. through which «she h been wandering through the woodg-al} £13153; g. The cause of her atterapted, murder;swas; laws?- A 0 Keatspand; mui} having.beon principal withers, he bad hen abducted and thrown post marked \Long Eddy, N, Y.\ ~This, : Wiflli if the river. At least.atrong- suspicions exist ngainst him, and hee tow ix jail at, Honesdale, Poon,, awaiting. trial, . The-girl hag -not. yet, .xo- -covered entirely: from. fhe.shock , and 'the-Gou8g- quences of sher. wanderings... .. ; ice u in {il ald * tee neti @ s, 0a 02 c, of Foarfol Oslamity: at t. Thomas=The Island ~ Bwapt. by A: Hurricane and. :Bhaken by ah ®Earthquake | \ preg bo C tr, Teowas, WL, August 23, 5 .> fig Hlrreak, N. B. Augast 31. f-\ Danicl Porty of South Abington, Plymouth.}; 'Another hurtionne has swept ove this 'uiifoi- tunaté Tsland,ovettithing every hougt:'snd\ Tay» ¥estory / al anges i I women Basket Station and 'Tearh more 'about! 'An N) A ~ gméflbrokefrom ”in“ 12;st idrtly \Afte}- to , E wards 'stiftthg' fOf’tbe\fiqrth;e§:t§ . \wards 'stifting' to 'the nortB-east, Fom Awhich point it blew fmbm.;fiargelyfliufllfwénzwhgfiéthe wind ¥eéted round slgwly t0'the jfiégtpfn‘ id oll ihth'thé isldbU i'n tebrific harefoibdér ~~ C085\ 'It then: 'skifted tothe fibrith-west\snd blow \with gréat, violence 'antil-five ¥. m.; when there ° came a lull -which »A\? “Ami? \Hour the bdrricafie hftain awepy over, fha'~islah from the' Sbuth, 'but its duration was fipt 0 ad on the\ previous vibit, tor was ith, violence so groat. , Its termiof greatest'fury lasted quly two hours. | 'Closely following in\ the wale' of the hurricano, came an awidl gale feom Ewmqma south-east, which raged for geverdl Hours; © |7 .' *, During the hurricane in the' iffetn6bn Geverd1 dhocks, of. darthquike l‘géhdéx‘eafip ro\ dréeadfal 'the 'situationof\ 'the people, who ‘W’grs’g 'Be overhand the of roofs, \~ti)rpii\’>\\ih' 'Aurfi- imo offer foot 'cand ard Kid to feel at 'the same't \l the foundbtions' of Their , st6ltersbhaken By tie ;, Hdndiéeds of Awelfings hive beth swept away und mot a single House Hn Been Tite standing \Undigturbed \on \ the distrefded itlgnd. Some si% thouband people have beet-lefs \Kbu4t- tess and dentitiife, nt nearly 1. -4fy péople been tilled ‘quififlfix‘egl‘fipflgfia‘ led fuses: beg blow o. dow pymig thickly all-aroundduring thethabricadt * thicty Borphe' Ngie bee Trap ¢ the\ rains, whick in flle of feces, fenced, AH henp3 of afd tiled ( strowh throughout A6 firgflgfl'gi‘fih slight of perfebt de€olation. 'Where\aro \nd hlitie§ to réport among the. Hhipy thf hero; tWrifh ‘xxgkpr'flsh' lofded' with Si- gar and ' riding;, at lhntnok at the he uth: of tliis harbor, 'which \ broke\ lddse And'wen fifixffi p- warde Rocksail channel, and is said to fave be- come a total wreck.\ TWo French steamers strived hore, drifted about and got fist agfornd, but the Buglish steathera (Corsica, 'TyA8 and Del- ta, as well as the ifim‘efic'a'ufis‘txédmér\Elbfidg‘f'iét 'ntichor- here, weathered. the » atorm handsbfiib ; 'the\ Fitter, - however, 'having <to «out «down her ‘m‘aétg to sare bem ->-}>> cc ~ < ~ £75152”? \The island of St, Kitts is said- to be fi \rities ag tit was caught first by the hurricane, which 'has just passed over heres >- ~> __| _ ;.; $137: p ° la #g bo tole ata L2 L 3 ~ Dr, tho' Explorer Safe:\ ' ° Loxpon,, August 20 -Dr., Kirk, British Con- 'sa) at Zanzibar, Bist\ Africh, , Weiterthat De. Tiviogstone is still in the dountry West\ of LiKe Tangoopika.' He lise so well disguised, glfmsféjf that the 'Arabs there count ins ws w' rogident ' of that region, and there is 16 whatever against him.\ ~ He is moving glowly.\ but \safely :and will sion give an account 'of hit exploratibus which will leave no-«loubt \bd tire\ peo#rspHiGAl problem as to whether Lake Tanganyika is the real head of the Nile, on whether that Fiver scot NC $. H RJ Mouses Bemg , blown dow 6 Bripl oh €) Jim soon o Sired The exception OF 6« addulblee Gnd 450 \Gis he \an Cosh askes o Chats R a ' hides 'on 4 ian an 5 Rift were in their garded, whes, in ‘fi4,.§¥§{-“ mey ufid» stated | that in which clrickens' 'Add been scratching; saw something shining in the dirt. - Picking it up, it proved to Fé”fit§e”;15b%T§gfi wafch, with.orys- tal perfect Aud. the gold' cheng\ xfiJ‘ggofl',\鑧gtilgygqn but the works dafen up by Fash C\ CCC. (Gen, Butler, durtag the 'delivery of his speeth -| at Springfheld', bad several spoons; éngflfiégfi in an éhnvelope, pasted up to him. \He tore opda, the envelope, hnd? secing the commer' of ong, gash}? slipped the package into \his \pocket \{which he knows so well how to do from practice (355,916) ~ 9p oa Mary Slater, the child that was born to Hen- aud procegdéd with his addreg¢. | [\. [.; :., L'a >
