njn. in " .-.. n its uf...-
1 Tna'rAtawTfiA Vfe'the tkbi 'hf Ml&itxj? ii In
CSK 1XLLAB..AXD WITTY CKNM
um. 12 00 tf iot paid within th ye I
Amfricak.-. These bavrne; xtTvilauig t do will
hril it cnventont fur reference jy m i '
r msoonrinue,oi irutu all arrearaicei aro Mid.
larmi will bt striotly adhered to hereafter, i
lit. I t. M- fn'l
'iberi neglect or refnea to take their Dews--
II l)0!2p;f2 60:') 0!f7 nr,T12 00
1M, H 1 wPtt M.12 Oft ?0
4 CO1 1 dill SOollrf Of 1(1 IK tJ f"
! to Whiek they are directed, they
'nsibleiinulthey havs settlod Jhs bill! and
Ofliio nuMj6tU?ftli82 no' ;tn on
mein awonottnuM.'"' - -i i
asteri will ploMo not III our Agent,' and
vers containing subscription maney. Thoy
uthsd to do (tail ander tha Poet Offioi Law.
;0,pO
.. , M ,M . , ii mm mmmt i i. si i i ' ""I "' i Milin I 'ilirr mmmmmmmmmm. rt .i.fw .---- -
m in w earn iii'miA JllftiaWi!Sii i i i. n .. i. wmO n i i i .i ?.in. , t ,. , 77,,,. .... .w1t.i
, . ,.. . . .. . -- . . '..z-zvzy? i r-.r .r? : ; .''' rat ;.r?t---' 1
-3 n -.' r . TW.m . T ."T t Jf.'.ra U, r.-weitw-t' t a !.: V..tJ.-rs ! .?"' f .it " , - - t -'! 4 I
W I U I J VI I II MAT U I Kl Br .. S J . .SKF yi.. . . . . J U , . I I n . H I H II V. ,B -1. I tl ' J I a I '
..... . . . nmi...w. -; ,,!,! ,:ie LULiXiUTiTat..., i .? T ,fyryj: r.t ..cl 1 . . '... r ' ' " I Culumn. ,20 0,1, SO Oil op.?0 U
. . rr:... . ' ,,--tu'-.- r ' ::rf"'-- .T' - Taif-TigaaTaa-gr rxaiitfrxr - - - -.r-r.-- Tt linen of ilU hti Ijf o (m.uiou)' 'mAi cl
.t -i Audi! rrj
' conncctea wits our s
job oFncb whivh
1b (he neatest tl
... .-
BttSIllESS,!
.cxan.
rifjn andt'ODnaelton
Street, west of the H.
Depot, in the building UUly oVeii
F. Laiarua. n i
ns and all 1'rofc.flonal butinens promptly
1 to in Northumberland and aJjoiukig Cuuu-
. , ..a.a .
30YER & WOLVERTOIf. :
A'lTltKY!' AT WW r S
Second Floor lb Bilghl'aCow JJuilaing, 3
UKBuilYi'PElfNi,A; '
iter !to W. J. WoLVKnToji, retpest fully
thnt the; hnvo enterod Into eo-purtnarihip
rHOlieo of their profonsioa in Korthunibcr
ad.ioining eountiee. t'uusultutiona an be
.10 (ifRMAH.
,lBi).-ly
ft. . I. .tSASSi:!!, .. T 1 : 'l
nicy nt H;ULRY, PA
lloeliont attended to m tUo oeaiitlei of h'nrJ
rlucd, luira, Suyder, Muutur1 Columbia
.ciuing.. , ,
rrrrnrNTRi. '
John M. Hod, I1hiUdV.ihta, .
v(t-tull A Co.,
V'ni. A. TurtiT, "
in MoMlthaoI.Efi., ' ' ' ,
:t.chain A Co., SrB Pearl .Street,' Kew York.
W. AehmcaU, Attorney at Law, "
lews A Cox, Attornin-j'a't Law. "
f, Mwch 19, 18tf. i
. RCKrnLLER. iLi-ofD T f.euiiiiiiu
ICKEFELIER & EOHRBACH. I
ICE in Hmipt's new Building, teeosd Doer,
ltranco on Market Pquare,
ury, January , IRliti.
I'eelh.I Teeth!
.v. ti. cni:ssi.i,:t:,
UHQEON DENTIST, .
rty of A.TILAND, 0., onnoauaae to the eitf. H
.or I bum Borland aountv. tliHt bu ltn. lfK.ati.il
),..! 1. .. 1. - . I . ,. . 1 .. 1 .
UliRY, for the practiee of Dentistry, and
fully soliaits your patronage. t'pe)iat attcn
ld to fi'lmg and ditismg teeth. Teetb ex
i without (7i;i, by using Aaroetio spray
I have UEod for three years with pereel tut
,! no injuria) results.
e in Hooius formerly occupied by Tr. 8.
in Pleasaut'a Building Jlnrket Square
Ojl'; . mar. 7, 6t.
l lllLL, SIMON P. M oLTKKtea.
HILL Sz WOLVERTON.
rucys nml ConnKcIors at I.n-vr.
strrcuTjiiTr, pa.
f L attend to tbo collovHcn of all kinds of
iMainu, inoluding Back Pay, Bounty aud Pen-
apl. 1, 'oo.
T-3
. TTORNEY -A-T LAW
.'-'idu of Pulilie Sqnare, ono door eturt vf the
- Old Bank Building.
SUHBUBT, PUSS'A,
loctions and all Profosnonnl bnnlncss promptly
led to In the Court! of jNorlbuiuberlaed ana
( Coun'ius.
iVuMj.Scjit. 15, lSjia. .
PrRrv, J. D. Jiuta.
PUilD7 aTAMES,
'OKXEVS AT LAW. BUKBUltr, PA.
iu the second story of Oewart'i bnildiiig, ad
ling the Dtmterat olfine, on Ihu north side of
rket Square.
H uttuixl promptly to tbo eolleetlon ef elnimi
iher profeKsional business intrusted to hi! care,
irihumheilnnd and adjoining eoanlics.
piiibar 9, 1807. . .
ADDISON G. MARE.
A TTonXEl' A T L A W,
'lOKIN, Woi thumbsrland Couuty, Pn.
l.'ij businon attended to with prempfnecs and
diligonee.
ntiiiixin, Aug. 10, 187 j
J. R. KILBUSH,
3UKVEY0R AND CttSVEYAIfCa
AND
justice ofjiin rpA cp.
.omj, yrtltyni)crViit3, (bounty, tni
Mice in Jiwkdou tovrn.hlp. 'lLgai;oments ean
'oo mado by letter, directed to the above address.
hti!nc8 entiurtcd to his euro, will bo promptly
ncled lo.
pril 22. 1803. ly
A. O O B O. BEO TZ,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
And Dealer In
OTIIS, CASSIMEnES, VESTING, Ac.
'uivu tilrcet. ouila of Weaver's
flotcl,
t-.-v.-h .11 laCd
tvney and Coiiuslloi at Inw,
tki.CE in Houpt'iacw lluilting.ooioeond floor
Enlriujoe on Market f-'q-inre,
STJJTI3TJii,-5r, I A.. j
' attend promptly to all profusnional bu.inesa
rusted to bis eare, the eolleeting of olaiuii in
. mbuilnnd and the a ljoining oountlea.
Tdiiliary, January 4, 1bC3.
C. A. KEIMENSNYDER,
rTOUXEY AT LAW, SUNELHY, PA.
I luisiners entrusted tu' his tare kttLCileil to
imp'Jy and with dilierice. - '
ii:;bury, Aptli 27, 1687.
JNO. KAY QLEM2BT, TT,
l'ui-sin this and ajtimjifeountiet carefully
J pioinptly atttonded to.
Boa in .Murket Street, Third door wast of Smith
A Gonlher's Stove and Xinwara btore,
Misiu nv pnTrii " 1
Euiibury, Maiob 31, let'.B. ." T ...- ,
TV IiOLESALB AND RETAIL DEALKB
Iu every variety ot :
ANTHRACITE GOAL,
Upper Wharf", BT71TBTJBY. Penn'n.
E$r 'rdoriiulioited and filled with promptness and
wpacob.
SunhurT, May 13, 1868. y -'
;0AL! COAL!! COAL if!
OHANT 5c BBOTHpR, .
liltlpir t Vhole-vnle efc Itetull
ltonlcrtj Iu
vniir. & iti:u ash coal,
in avery Varierr 1 '
rvie A&nu, wettwara, at It. velaorated rBfy
inj Cval
as. 'w -
Lowf Wbiw, lortvwrytx.
f iinlmey, Jaa
ia im.
JOHJSr:J.,?AA,
Dealer in a:ikida of ial
ANTHRACITE t COAL; "
MIDDLE WHARF, fCKBtRY, PA ,
IS fmpored to eupply all kinds of Anrafto Coal
. fion the f? base-in Cool llegiaa u4kvap fates.
All orduis preiaptly fil!e-i. Caaotrt -austnai ra
'pooiully aoliaUad. 4VUH frMAAr
flhabury, July 13, Ifiilt- w f
t'HOI O QE AP,2LABUS-t
BOOKS AMD TAfl6irBBr I 1
' .MuniMy lift noeki. Dra.i osuia Wit-
jnnju. nynin jsvoks UUult
i' . 1,. . A 1
Paaca'a. a talk aasdrunaiit ot Punr. fnk. An.
tit sale by ASK A TAJSVii.
labiiMmrat cl)t - " - 7' .W MW.i- - ' Vt"I ' " t - - fiau- " . .1 . . nT ly.J..,! n. ,'1 ' - ! - ' ' " l.o't,.! NoiiJw, aoyV ICviooa, i
tile, varWVaHctJ f 1 I-" VVi I . ' ' ir.,, . t ;, I ; . v .. f, ,., I . . . ' ; .tf-rt .f I vtr.rm:.nl. W n. .oda. tbTillnn taa-
A.f? J?WPi.V0gX OLD. SERIES, VOL. 29, 0.21. 'ISSsHSSS
CARD.''-: f - iJIIUOiV' I VPOKTICAl;. ' Ik-WMfMi' ; t Jim bean licr. flit. iw9 I X 4cck ftVftr.1. jfr. JwrpU", V.rlo- I Ho tMMn 'AR.I'Ha'VcI? UP Fnivoi.1 . -in..-A fruJ , ' .'
-L-. WATCHJttAKJEa .JaMB.: iEWlilU, -r )"HU1 "".uear UMM( j ... ... .a.etp mk U.ttia.W rotura, lU 1.1s Wl,-: gnrt' nect.-d W5tU tnftffictTorce .iuca Hi of gnu. h Dufrl. t.iU.r LiJ tU Veltor. tik.
. : ft. , Kail, ft--- lafTMra mrattaa Mnkal Bniiarc. in Mil. i- .i;t?hw' . . I . .' ' A ' - -i' N 4 ! J l'-,ciilJ'. i"lJ'lt it,r);iil'e4 ql.' .VhcIi Hzalion. -' . I lor tmif of nantnl.frtni 11 r,...iTi
Cass; . - Bi.o.?HTi?A,; ":o:rH:riM
,,0.ndI.lC. Kail. Tf ii,. oU Mlchr.ttd ma kar. eonaiattnc of th .pioo.o. MMer ftar-KAW. ha. father Wff here ; nliat nnrtefcrodlo Ll- a C(mmni.t liumllr. with VI I CTMITT 1 A f IrVt Trt -1.7.-.. :Lj.i. "i" i. :V",.VJ' wi iun.n mi. uifyatoCK
rif.Hk ' MkS A Wallham. Barllatt. . UTa.t Wfi mi horn for thadt-T ( I 1 I - -V' rTTZr-ZZr Zr ' I . ..r 1' Ti i A U ........ uugier. nnu, nsiram me oi t ru:r. I.) ii.i i( wlu.rc.it lie.Uiua I. luonstra-
W. tllof v, nnd all gradei of the Kltfln lll'l thntto
Alw. nole'Agent for the ael.;brtod, PAt;f imi
TON Watok,in Uold and iWr Cose, at luw priced
of tntiroly.naw.dolignt. Solid Jtilvor Tulle and
., let Fiooni, llull.r Jvntres, d'irkl, Cnstori, ler ,
ji'iu-hcri, Kruitaiid Cake Euketf. ruj
' Tftusrsf T!nttct iMshes; and everything .
I til;, i trf.'!lrwn. I in. al law'
I Zl UtfL Sillerwitf Una at law
;! I.ii J 1 'I 'Piiool. ..- '!
A fine aterk of 18 k Kings. .Alio a. fine icleclion
of Oold and .'ut JaWelry f all dcinriptium. Uold
and Silver Vhaimj at low prlcty. . .-,
'gold rENs.;..,
Fine Gold Tcni infleld, Sifrer and HbberCnc,
of theaolvbrated luaka by IluS'man aud Stowarl.
CLOCKS. .. , . '. -
A full afMrtment af ii da; and SO bear Clocki, at
,
.,ET 0!?: . r-. ,v. P-.r-..j a.
law mieeil.
talM.-awarranted U alve eotir. latwhotian, u
W-.-k. i.'l L. ..rf .r...lr. rUnlr.rl M,ml ..r. T
ranted. ...-
' All order! pioarr tly attended to at the stiortctt no
tioe". - - . ' '.''
Sunbuty,
Sept. ,
GUANDOPKNING
: af tf- 'i i ;
F A T, T, AN X) W T N T E
1 - .M MM A - . 1 I A . 1 . V
iieHt-Ieiuua
l'll'Elllilg-
jiO!,
:
I - ... at
I THOVAS O. HOTT'3
j HtllU ll A.'M' TAII.OIS M ORI:,'
MHKEi E;UAttg1iXKBi;'ft'Y,t,A.,' ' '
- , . Consisting of -...
I iKUbfall Aifti 1-REXHSH C1.0TU.?, '
E.NULI.SII ANlJi'KKKHCAHSfMEI'K3,
NtiiiiSU illiLTOKS OF ALL COLORS,
j which have been releoted from the largest and best
vutt.i!.),nniM'j.. V... v,v n,i lMiiUrlHh.l.i.
1
A ecnoral as3ortment of
GENTLBIIEN'S PUENI8HING GOOI33.
embracing,
Keelctiea, Collari.'CraVats, of the latest stylos.
Fiua Lamb'a Wool Poller Jackets.
S1HRTS and DKAWJiRS, a large assortmeut of
the best quality.
A larj;e variety if OI.OYES of every stvla and
qualtity, from tha Bnll ltroein down to the laboring
man'i, and many other articles for Uentleuien's
Vear.
B-'iuo
I-Venrlt Vol.o Klilrtn tnntlc la
Order.
Hnvinir'rroeurci the service! of tao best workmen
Tn the eities. garments will be made up to order
wnicn ctffnol beexeelleu lu any city in Uts, or Quality
of goods.
Gentlemen are rarticularlv reauesteJ to call and
-see the goads aud work before purchusinit eluewfiero.
Ptrnnifty, Oct. 3, '(iH. 1 MUM AS -. AOTX.
T 33 AtT GITS"'"
R. A. W, BON El',
SUPEK-rilOSrilATE OF LIME,
ex Evcnr
V.
- B'Afdn &
SONS, ' "
A PROPRIETORS,
SOLE MANUFACTURERS
Oittca-, No. 20 South Delaware Avenue,
. ' PHILADELPHIA..' "
Tie above Mr nore has been before the Agricul
tural publie for fifteen years past, under one Mure
and proprietorship, and now bus an established and
large annaul sale turoogtiout the country. Ana as
ferteet subslrtuta tor 1'crnvian eluano fanorded
at one bait the cot) it has been adoptoa by agricul
turalist af known iutclligenea and diKcriininaliun
It ta warranted nut to exhaust the soivsut on the
contrary to permanently improve it. The sales now
amount to many thousand tons annually, and the
facilities for its luanul'aolura are extensive and com
plete. .
"The' above manures aro furnished In both bags and
barrels, whichever customers prefer.
The bags aro unltorui in weight 169 prfuinls.
, lH-
The attention of Farmers is especially direated I
tho tact thiit tbu suuroes of thu Raw Material of
which tht above manures are composed, me so well
under utiol4hftt waxan. -furnish, them uf striotly
uniform quality and eoudition, and that- thoy oou.
Uiu a larger paionntago of ammonia thaBSuy iUci
eluis of luanUittCturod luanures in the laarkeatt J..-
BAlKJItaSOrSfl,4
t jj : 20 South Delaware avenue, Pliiladulphts. 11
' C7The highest cash prfce paid for nil linds of
bolus.
JgNovemlcr !3, 1S63.
i
FALL & WINTER GO
Miss Louisa Shisslo 's.
at. Afc AV AJ ky V il U 4 1
tadiet' and Mirset' j)AT3 ar,d UPXXEI3, f'
in ishtaensa variety.' -it e-sa
ailllnery- UoAds aud TrtmmlAgt.'
Freneh and American 1'ibbonj, Lwe, t Uandker ,
ablet's, Ulovea, Hosiery, and a general aaruncn, ol
Ladies' Millinery Goods, which havo blot 'selected
with, great cure. . ti'V.-o,
'WOOLEN GOODSf FUKS,
tienfai CdUuiai, Mock lie. Calotvaj, sVf.
Kvary yarietj will be found to aaloak, kcou,-at
MOUtllATti mCK3.. .; .. a ;!jt 4 .
Kunbury, Oat. 17, Irioa. ,t . ,-" . itU
LOOK' TO YOUR INTEREST I '
Call and see the well selected Stock ot
CMTIip, . r 4 it t -. CASSIMERtrf, J
TJ i
S, to'
' OVLKCOATIKOS. VLSTI.N0I5,
rJoaWraefiyed atj
MERCHANT TAILOBIXO EBTABLISI1-
- ' ME NT. . -i
Feanh'Streot, below Eyster's teri, 5F 3 3
'"WINTER CLOTHINOvr
f the most approved style is madS i to'frdoa
reas4Babtej raU.eS. . ai
Hia fcee also a las asaertmewt af OamiAara Rhtrka,
Drwers,')nderliirt,- Orerhaal,' HIust-,-No.k
tiaa, Cotton and Woolen Hose, iiuepender, Jlaud
karobiefa, Ulovel, and a general variety of ' -
OENTLEMESU FUItNISIIIHd 900D8, -
Give him a call, which jou will Cud it Is bs te
your advantage. . . . , . - .
tiinbary.yct 2i.Wty. , , .'
Kotioi to Merchants and Shippers..
rrUlE uniUniigned, proprletov of Wauar i Triek's
J. Line, give notices to werohaaU and shippers
that ihe Depot ii still at 111 Mvkal ateewt, l'hiiv
delpbi, and ail Goods diroouid to Sudbury, jMnviUa
rfi r'oaTSil ZZ7Z" 1
JJar le ml Maxketsu-oat, i'hiladelnhia
trixvuklj-rX.skli,ys Thursdays aud SaUudaw,,,, ',
. 1
aavun . '1 t-f
foeytiberTmr
si'-
V-s; a 4
7I ALL and us tiioea beautiful J3ttd -Caret Vt the
new BardwtursatgNor , V
f It mm MI
m)lUl at-.
TTtdrtEfrt market prlee'iri" 'CAlit , paT 1 Jjpt' sj!
uunsna. lmi. si.nn.- iitwi.- m riT j ,
sa, mnsr iron',' m :oy r
w. 0.
- ' XagU YYor ki, Uarriakarg, fa.
auBarJ 9, 160?. la
Ti now nlinnn. miduijibt. motbor a Wtmrtr.m
Borne nroident kri. him awny." , "
'Mofno, lltlloUtranger-r, yee, ba'i been bore, 1
CMiaeineanooK nam awnj;, 1 oi ii.
Ho e done toUiotbin
thi-y fay.
, - t .....
minus. .
VII. , n US MV 111 Jl III , II Ul in, 111. I .1, u uwu, i
'Twaa drinking that maddened-hi brnin, i
r r l; . r nr ." , . . - .
iUi nu..... ...... p:'r-a
'(Tlense,; JlUtar raliccrann, my Either is lout, -l
A man rnyn you took him awny, .
Ob ! oan't ho go home, alrrand what Wilt tt c3t
If iaother..will sen you the payl.'i.TiWii if
Oh ! uo. little pleader, your fattier eaalt , -
V'o put him in prison to day
Wn nut liim in prison to-d&v.
Gfo home to your mother and milka W1ir Know
Wbal'ileopin your father bway.'
L . , T . . t iT
r"en!o. eir, mister .Jailor. plw.K Jerrhe go lit, .
Thny av that my fntheniiulaKirjal'. T-N' '
J !'l'? tJW.w''"b,tl1
vXIOb I (I mum un nRH lie uiril
Dense, nir, it wns drinkint that made him
do wrong
.
'.V-
-1 m euro. sir. he will drink no more.
Oh ! junt a fow minutes, a minute's not long. , -Eut
no one would open the door. "' '
V. .,-... . .---:... a- 1 WMWn L
' ArT3iiy the yownyTatcuor stood last ny the door,
fn vain With hi-f:ither to pesk'.
Jlrereaknd on itiriiibge. Iwleo ten limoser mora
As pri.-oa doors only ea araaR , ---j- j t 'J
Then speeding thro', darkne.-'S tq,home, saJ,as.4ealh
-avprODii.. uiwi NiLmn uv .urv, " . -
Dour mother, I'll shun it as long as 1'va breath, j
, I'll taste. j(, an-Jtouch it no nioro.
WHY HU JUHBUf:!).. i
ynti Vcnnw tvlien you .will pws
through this part of the couutry ligaiu, .Sfrj
Vertcr ' ' !, '. ' '
'Hn, I dnti't laid the od bachelor, de
'cblrly. ' i -
Hu wak sometliinff of a bear to ititiwer s.i
r:iil.ilw. wlinn l!,irlar.l Hmilli atnnd in tlm
doorv. fcy, vith the shadowy lashes drooping
over her soft brown evts, and the roses' niel-
j liiifr into deep caTmir.e on her rosy cheeks,
i until her muslin tlress was pule in conipari
j.soa.' Such a pretty, big-eyed, loving little
j Hnrbarft its slic was, T.i fea Vib blooming
Iresliness ol her eighteen summers, ana. the
soft 6iph that fluttered up from fc'cr Hps as
the one-hore carriage drove away-, T.nrt wns
checked instantly. lSarbara had no-Idea of
becoming a victim to ti'nreqfiited love-,
through she bail rather fancied Mr. Verify
during hisLricf sojourn at her father's bouse.
Mr. Verlcy drove awny through tho rust
ling preen draperies of the summer lanes,
wdtliug softly as he drovo. .
'I ihftl! be iu very good -time for the 12
train,' bo meditated to himself. 'Purni
tuality is the son) of businesa, and I never
was one of the bahiud-hnud tribe, thank
Provideuce. liesides, I think it was becom
ing rutber dangerous to remaiu at that place
n'n IrtneTpr.' I'm thirl v-nine to morrow, nnd
Ftltnt'siiisttvTcnty years too old for me to go
making a fool of myself. Fancy me getting
married ! .'o you don't, Joseph Yerley,
mi friend.' - ' ' ' '
: As be settled himself comfoVtabty in the
crowded railroad-car, and openetl a letter,
the Bu!ect again recurred to his mind with
curious peraibtence.
'"V"1- ' . 1'"'" f 'I',' , T 71 !
ca.mo.aut iu time, cr I sl.oud certainly
'I lie letTer ol my poor bro. tiers executor
Ti.ive lounged away more timo than would
have been cither sensible or niO-ituhV. Poor,
Tlear IlnroLf ; I 'don't sue w.bat on earth j
possessed him to fall sick nne die' hn his
ay home from Veiiice.nnd leave his datigh
terOa ny hands, too,. Why couldn't be have I
left a son instead of a daughter! I tlcre'r did
uuderstand a woman's Ways, and, what's j
more, I don't want to. I am to meet her at j
Speedville, and take her home with ma, oh!
groaned Mr. Yerley, referring Uepariiigly to
ins letter. 'And what ami going to do
vyT'hec when I get her there, I'd like to
kilow : I 'suppose she's a great) (.all creature,
with ringlets and ribbons and, and jus, , as
likely us not, an Italian lover clttrttiuft sen,;
timent to her a creature that reads' Byron,
and Keens an album, and eats -stute-pencils
aud chalk. I'll scud her to a boarding
school that's what I'll do with & niece
and peihups, when she has gradojUd. there,
the schoolmaster can suggest s0U)e means, of
ghMiA" rjd of her. Of course she'll have
Ralf atlozao huge trunks, nnd a" bonnet box
and a parrot-cage that's tho Way women
generally trsfvel, 1 believe.'' l am , glad I sin
! out of, the way : of Uarabara's fascinations
now. t-'uv .tuiiaii ia : uuii cuuuu
to;,
it . ... 1 -i.i.i. Si 1.. ... 1 1 1
ketn me dlstractetl with ler Ircak aud 1m-r ;
......1 . ... ;
fitnciesf Wfof: them , would, drive me .to j
suicide. x
ATr nrlpr 'lnnlcei: ontnr the rar window"
fNnfiPR in.) 111 iiii'iu . wtiiiiii (liitu 11m in.
Mr. Yerley looked out of the car window"
ist A sort of tuMi idespefutfofl at tho rrIt !
that lay bel'ortf hurt. - ': . ' '
'I suppose she 11 want a piano, and may be
a. pootiiu -yog aua (acres no knowing
what else. . 1 don't s why Harold isvauted
to die aud leave his daughter to my i;are
iust now. boeeilvi 0 station twenty Sevan
mil farther on. 1 wisli it was tweuty-sevtp i
.. .. :. . ... r
lrautlied that s what I wj4.h.
1 And Vrlththis vindictive sentiment in his
in hid tonr lit iu Vied a red silk "handkerchief
over his bead,'aa4 trts'd to lose himself in a
series of brief troubled dreams, wherein tka
vision of a toll, nice yoangdtnlj fjajrn-eU bu
fpiciiojwly, : ". - " 1
'Are we here already V ho stammered,
tttrlicjj to his feet, as the conductor bawled
out 'Syrelville stittioul' tuid seized umbrella,
valise and tuytl)ui sliaw), wUUjUikbuetlipg J
bewildermeirt peculiar to peopli , iudep,l
arouseajroui sieep.
Speedville was father yi large sized village, )
Situ.w-t at tne.iunction ot several railways
Uwttj'siHng thriving liltlo placed with an
Imposing-American Gothic structure us a
depotInto tins building Mr. Verley walked,
looking right' and left for the young lady
whose guardianship he was to Assume.
'Of course,' be reasoned rattrftmRy, 'she'll
b a tho lookout for me; wontsa'. ura: prcl-
Tc.iiiJiwUtiiijs.1 v .
, Jjul Uaruitx. iiotley's (laughter was not oa
tha 'lookout' for her imkeiawixtsuoia. Wbea
the crojvd jnculent to th,eyeiiiug train had
airbMvtK;tirid people had gone their several
1 .... 1 ; a , , .. ..
ways, yie onry remaining occupants 01 tu!
wer6 Mr.' Verley, aTUma old man who'
Isold fcariutff ' and orange', and a .decent
..Alrlrii. ..rflnfnrl w ... . , " . I . M . , r..v
lonklrfir Tdlnfcd ' womnrlf 'with a '"lirllirnnf'
Madras hfrbajj on bar heaJ, who tpolt care I
rcr "Tr Hf
' tfcUBefor thesl Could lie his
MrjYerfe'yV'after a little ' perpleied
tloo, addreesed himself. to the Colored
vrointtir wno was busily paiuuing tne win
dorr Jritl)- jdece of crumpled ;fiBwBpsr)er.'
- f.Wrn T"t?&s to meet mj niece here to
day, and I dou'i sea ber. . " ,-'.''.'.,! .'
Your niece,
sir?' what is btf Damot'
'Vi!er.'
' ' 1 I -.. . .1 - -
TALES AND 'SKETCHES.!
, ' ,r .,.ii:'h.i:i.i.i..i... v.... V,.,.
V. A i xr 1 i, ii fV I ,
H4Ms(lllf Vh ley J efcollcfl TlSTar M the iPi't
"ynr me wan wouiu pennu ,111111 id.
) 1
r. I IT- l.h. -iV- a --1 V.'! 1 t.
B i.rrnii.c 'WL, 1 r, " l llld
wrininn,
miKi firm (f'Mttlfr tm r fts 1 ever sstw
r 1.1, .ca
-- . i -i I
'Btlt isnt there n nnrsj'or snhlfSfYttl l)er-
aim noru w ho cuiu inicc ciinrce ni ner (
' Pi'ncrt wkfiTi'rmilnrfti-rtnftiitlier on, Sir : a
queer, iorpin iooKitfj ning, witn n yeiimv
lUin unci limr nB Mm' as oiuuL nnil Liii
4 trold lioops id lirrenfi ;ut'afi tillrcT(riu-
tftinff hlfoilt thu next s'eamer
-f "fjotiidirt
tiAdcrstnnd her lingo, if and went right
bock to New YoVk- nii'tTid two rfe'IrkS k train.'
Jos;T)ll A'er?!y"g?T!ti1Taj;liait, staring at the
i roy babt, as it Iny crowinjfin " tM omnn's
arms, and .wondenfiyj v,'bieli t.f Ins lucky,
i i.--i...i.i -ii i .. i.:.H i..
i di iii. ii. pin. uivi iuii mi .if in. i nun in in is ,
U"? ur.iciTruiioy.wrt.iuii prow young
laily niece would have Ucbu Jtid .eoongh
1 I . -.!. .
' i i i i- . t AV.Il .
" 'So this is inv m-icn.s Jio hluUerail,
uui a nniiT I . ..i
'Ald whatthed 1 um lgoing to uo with
BiTf" '
1 Ffrfpdsnfflen1ttrf-fiiccnloVc'(1 woman,
" 'What, time d6cs' tlife'tfckt train for Win- vhen the State Yrrth.11, cSme inTo Ciinen
fiold leave? -('-- , t - ? deh 'cfirint the Knlatft, being jiromfscd
-'Irf'riti hour, sf'"' .V Z,1' J' ' fiSsltttartec fVnrn associates on this side of the
-WijttM ton he 'kihn?l"rfrW5i? i'b fftftocare 1 river, resolved to attack them. Cub fetnninoa
if rtiethild until then ? ' I- suppose I must '
tskelt home with mrj Jtfof I can't very well
drown ir. or throw it uniWr the car-VnBuls." 1
ri '8Tr V ejaculated th ftstori!he'AuVte!'Jvr(l.
less. -v -:" ; ' ,-i'i - - . 1
"Hut Mr. 'Yerley trrtnM.Tiri Ins heel nnd
Bfnido out of the detiot. ahar'eelv able at first 1
to, ooin prebend the fullneSs"pF tho disaster '
that had befallen him. " ,; '
The train was at the -depot when ho re- 1
turned and the woman awaited him with '
the sleeiing infant itt her arms.' 4 ' . i
L,.A,, j '
iL. '
eh !' commented Mr. Yerley,
Well? thut'o luckt.
....law.r . -
fl'Where'aithe'nirrse, sir,' 'infiviired tW b6-.
man.
'Nurse ! AVhnt nurse V
'Why, Isnppo'ed yon vent f get ft nurfe.'
..'Aevur.oiwe lliougtit ot it !' elaculntetl
Joieph, madly smiting his forehead. 'ITer'o
-give tbeith'ing to mo quicjt,' tha tralu is
moving.' : ;. 1,1;, in.'. "
lie had hardly time to spring on board as
the locomotive, cave an unearthly shriek,
iWfcib titer baby 'followed suit in both re-
fpects.
ile staggerrS to a seat,
holdintr the urn-
brella and child in one hand : while in the
other his valise Swnni; backward and for- i
ward. ;, .an.J t
'There 1 there! biess Its Uttre tieart 1 lie
coaxed, imitatinc at neailv as O'ossiblo the
t
j colored vVortian's formula. ' We wOn't cry
I uo we won't.'
lSut the baby cvidetitly "had an opinloa Of
;iita own on the subject, and would cry in
spite of the various blandishments practiced
j iiy the bewildertd tdo sncli As shaking
I the umbrella handle, swinging his watch,
and trottitg both knees. People began to
; look around reproachfully ; young men
shrugged their shoulders, and young ladies
smiled. .
I 'flush I hush ! there's a darling !' wliispcr-
d .Mr J Vtrlev. ' What does it want to settle
down icto such a heap for i a body cannot
. , V There ! there I
tell its spine flow its leg. There! there 1
jt hall luok out of tho window, rli ijcould
only remeiaber a nurseiy rhyme or so.-
niess my heart 1 what lungs it has ! You
little beast, will you keep still 1'
But still thu baby wept, and wailed, nnd
gnashed its gums, for teeth it had but two.
Mr. Yerley began to look round iu the car
iu jseureh of same matronly ciamo, of Whom
Jtp'could seek counsel, biU ia vain. There
were only three ladies in vbu car, aud they
were young, with round bats, aud dimpled
cheeks. 'v- ' ' V .
'Tiie.y won't kflow hny' Ihiug about it,
groaned Mr. Yerley, in angiiuh of spirit,
Oh, why didn't 1 nave . common senso
ehnugh to go and get a nurse.'".! '.suppose
thero is no danger of a baby bursting its
lungs f but I should think, if there was such
a contingency, this baby was in a fair way
of meeting it. - Well, roar away my young
friend ; I can stand it lis longis you dan.-
am boast, and futile vas talrr, as Mr.
Yerley very Boon discovered.
riie baby
no vniiy ,
not only Qlitd, but it screamed, It kicked, it
doubled itself over in more ways thaA n-contortionist's
wildest-dreams could imagine,
onAeVeSu'.e ftppanailvlatierith' passion.
M. .: 1 :.. 1 i ,
1 no iJieaiiiinuou uroito out. ill llil"U leetia
, 1 r .1 i-j j
rt Jpscpk'S bow: his face fiushed.'nd still
ZwX.IZm
WUaf.t.liesM
i.n: .i .
. - . . . . . 1 .
liAdnma 'Ar1 . nrirt V lajsj mrmlnt-ar?
il0.jin,, desperatelt n te)t the'strutrLdinsr
inlitiiti by tho sash that encircled its little
wft,'and vratehinp; .it porple fsoe Wi'll' s,:
8pecie8 of detestutionr-i VI don't tnder'
that Harold died! - I shall die in t week,
if this tbiug goes on. And Jii aeems so easy,
for. Barbara Smith to take fear of her little
brothers and sisters. ' If Barbara was duly
here IVi, , n , . , i ...
And Mr. Yerley jerked tho liahy up into
a sitting posture, with asnddert jeik.
,TU do it,'; quoth Mr. Verleyr 'I'll take
tha back e press at -four In its mornlng
aud go straight there. Ah, you way atop
cryipx, you little hypocrite, but it on't do
nay good ; Via not, . ta-ba4augb.t, Ivfita; tn
the sdnia.irsp.J . -a.i: i Uni tn:
liaibar buiitil as watering her tube
roses, in tho bright morning suushine, as
Mr. Verlcy droye.HU Ujjluugate, with the
valise and baby in tCejsrriaja.., 4
, 'Dear me, . Mr. Ycrluy !' - she ejaculated,
brushing 'celestial rotv "red.! 'WUyt what a
brush
s.'ppt litrln hfthr . . .-
'Yes'-vety Sweety he responded ilrily.'. If'
is my oiece mat 1 was to nict, -at ppeey,
Ville -, '" .', j.."
Why, I tlionjjjit she was a younIady.'
,'So did Ir' but f scenjs she's not.' Bar
bara," what do Jon, lujyjpjiejroMtlUt ma
back,' be added, speiiKUiJi ery Tt for ear
tUie b
uiioy wouui ury, . . . - .-. .
know,'faUereft,1laar,ri:l'l,iri.sn
. 'Papsjiiguitthmgf'
1 eajnoni
still more.
.mmilJ . 1.' MB1 5. . -wi
1 'What vyus it' said Bafbaxf i'lJath? W
pointed. ' "" 'c' s ' '..
ahpolntcd.
'I forgot to ask you if you would,
. ? -
' 1 beat- hie!j;wli!i that all ?' safrj tU jbuoa
,,. o Tttnu'Wrir
s, .ttfefee, sabpn t-v. - 'J
ed'"heeita. f. i14ftfliink of H;-,'a'uswcrtfd Parbara! 'evi-,
U
m"VJ' . . : .. . . . 1 ...al.-.. t
'Ha but tail ma now. quick 1 Hid uaoy s
waking up ' ' ' ,
Well', then-ves.' ' ' . .'' '
' Barbara bad taLeo the Vftle thiug iu hot;
arms, and disappeared belore it btru UOia
to utter its wakiug wail.
i- . " rol1 "' aIciMiis ru4, Mrch 8.
. . bcsnaiAia :t)oi 1 t:u.
An Attkmtt
Y.Aw JliiiJof'xiV'l
Tim Must (lefpcrnte ifnrl fcn'rTc(l Vic?iiijTtcr
wliicli We have ever ltnJ ohciifili fc iVlin'mi.
occufoJyiJctwct-ii ).?nti 1Vil:tick J-cptertlsy
JWltfV lit S S'ftl'a.lr bllTirillMP fiollHi! nr rnllntri-
!taVerli' kept by n man nntmjil iifcinti ,fieur
n place twelve miles sotllll of the city.kiwwn
n. Hnrn T.ako. . . - "
pith IT:irran.lwi r-rkVt bfeea Tiutir'fof
,r.b"init'tt4rtj1f?iVr f trgOvli'o U tlerillVd
as'uiiiost In w 1 pis "Kii'd L(on IT t,ti1 1 fdi .vritTp r,
nijnnfloncrt ins native riomu among liTs r
rdoe
in t lie Indian TeriitofJ in tin? sunniiir
I icp.( i4t,(' A...,. riif..i,i.,f
1SC(J, a3d,eitif!e to Grit,ferjdetf rmipty,'Ar
kansas. .lletVlte ' foni'' hit fntitnate ac-
on-diiTanec nnd friendship with the Trt'iigh
and v1elmf$ Hiaiacters Wlto lived there, and
wo have figtirett, Tiromfnently in all the
niitrares and runinnfant tTint have trausnircd
in that county siriceJaat Adgust.
iittKe lieigliliorhoodfie'veral thtys'to' os-siyt
In 'the ftftileatakTn!;.' For some reason toe
ftt'tnek Was abandoned, and Cub with all bis
fUw Outlaws, except tho eight or ten tvho
werftPapturcd hy the tnilUia vthen thoy first
tintven, ueti tno.statt.' it tn suppose tot
n while that lie had rctrtrned'JtO tho Indian
Territory, but ft ai'tenVariis cCKtne known
to the olficers of the miHtia that he was
lurking around Horn Lake. "A requisition
hnving been procnred from Governor Clay-
tn for. hla arrest, Captain Ilaynes, of the
" Arkansas btate Uuurus, came over tne
rivpr last MnMinlnT iiirrtifc nno trnttinre tlm
assistance of Sergeant Ilrown and I inch,
! of tho Metropolitan Police, left yesterday j
! forenoon for Horn Lake, the stopping place
of Cob. . i , 1: .
r 'The party were mounted, and" all a'lrficd
f with revolvers. On reittUIng .lonkins' houso
' the only one Bt IfbrO Lake the men
I disraoun ted, and, hitching their horses at the
' roadside, proceeded to the house, around
(which u6 one could be seer.. After-rapping,
as no one answered, two of the olliccrs
Havnos aud Brown entered the house and
stepped into a side room, while Finch walk-
ed around tn the rear of tho lioUso to
intercept Cub in case ofttn altompi lo es-
I'uMiav.... - ""iti -r' 1 ! u '''- '
I : As-ILvynes and Prown entered thd room
1 they heard tho to1cb of rtisn convorsing in
'aud adjoining room, and at on'ce advanced
to the door leading into tho same. Sergeant
llrown openud the door and" stepped acrass
tha threshold, with Capt. llnynes close' at
ibis back. The contorsation of -the half
; dozcrl men who' were beutod around the lire
was bushed as the door opened, and all
turned their beads.
' The Indian, as soon as ho saw Cuptain
Ilaynes, jumped to bis i'eet and drew a navy
-revolver, and avm'yiff It'll Brown, scarcely
five feet distant, tired 1t and darted out of
doors through a side fusing, followed by a
comrade, Charlie Smith, who hail also fled
from Crittendeti-county.- Tho Indian's allot
missed its mark aud passed through the
door, l'tai ing lest the hole company
10
tho room -, would attempt to defend the
Indian and his comrade. Smith, and that
they would overpower thorn, the officers
backed out ct the door and sprang outaido
of the house with their revolvers iu their
..anna anu rea .y .or use.
uiej reaeneu me po.cu, ou.eer sriiieu,
who was promptly on hand, was lust firing
birf revolver at the Indian, who also imme-
fliarejy retired the shot.' Sergeants Brown
and f
nch thenaet upon Smith, ho, wstfi
two revolvers
'7?nlrtr a;'T!L
of-the Indian, As" Seean-t inch
the rescue
And tho Indian cxchaiigod shots r at lithe
closest- proxiuiityV flie t latter drantically
-- --
bounded, forwarct in -the aeo of. .Captain
Llaynei,, wlu).twss?aJio rushing or Ibo lu,
d,B 4, . ' 8 . ' '.T'
,.A9ihe two armed adversaries mefl twHk-
Out h'w-ord being utteiedjbhej Iu(listt.aeed.
the Cajltain by the loft showMtr and raised
1- j. -
ins revolver to n;s nreast, wup.jvun puned
control of himself, in return instantly clulch-
ed with his left hand th? right aria of, the.'
ludian near tho'shoulder and prevcutctf tho
fr.n.r.r 11;. i,-i,r Tiia in.ii iM .lia.
diarircd his revolvei three limeS with tha
muzzlo eUseai 1U k'ule, pf ;bs Captain,
who, by crowding his arm away, preventeu
himself frorU, being shot through the' mid
dle. At tho same tints he was sending the
bullets into the upper'paYt rtf tho Indian's
basalt "vf itti his tight hand', 'which ws- un
restraine.r.ii '.;.,
As the Indian fired the third shnt, two
of- which bad stiuok tW Captain in the left
biprJie broke away and ru .-towards T fa
vine, sttral yards distant, boynid which
was a thicket' of 1 wild canst .'Just a ha
turned the Captain" gave him another hot
iu tho back, wuleh he tblnkaferiuld ao pat'
tdjly bve missed its mark. N'otwithstancl
Ing this siiot, and tro sOthej;s which aera
fired into bia. breast, and' also ona which
Scrgpant Pinch is believadi t have given
bwu, tliq !ndiiMV.anudo bis way off pi if itj,
harmed . -; - r-i.'i'J . -. t iu
At,i,kkf lose of ilrie acotjnter, the Cap
laio's woaailtf bimn to bleed reely, and it
was with much diflieulty that hfTico,uld
walk. Ue. however, limpel arouml to the
side 6f the Tiotise'Were Sergeant Finoh and
Brrfwft bar! ke.:t ur a Jivelv fire Vn Smith.
WrrVhSd'cfurptifitt Ids revolvers and fled for
his life about theJenriie time that tb Indian
had. ' '"'
jnsiSiere; ai tue cioseoitne rionuy worie,
all cf which was dpp in the briefest space
of time, Sergeant I'inch'Mclainied that he
was shot, and that be felt fuiut. He ac
cordingly walked tuto tkd hoasa ' and . his
puosripiwas yxamioed, w hoa a ballet boss
was found iatlus went re of tba right breast;
Muu the ariyl uf the daator, wiipTs
nounced tba Bergeant'a W0unoW4 4k--erKioal
charactec but not sufficient to cause, death)
immailiatolt. and after all. was. daue . fort
the Hergeant's comfort that euuld t'.
Kesjulitravn and tsa CaptainiareturncoL.to
the city. The'rlde .lot XkD CapSdu-.jaai
Tatber painful, Villi tut annnaadiiil -ocom-
plishinu iit aud after iuviog hi wounds
"vvaalisdand cared for. took the fuiry for
Mound, CJtJV auuV- returned to bis, homa
asarioB, ,-.u- . tjsrJ!.M: tii.a
This luomTngDr. Lynch End an. TVi!fs
with a carriage, were sent to Horn Luka tu
visit fiergeant Finch? and ta'briej him bacr.
to tba city if hfs condition will permit. .
tfrrgeanl Finch is a natite of Ohio ; aerr-
yoatcrrty..lo.lm fortunately iScripId with-
Out receivlni anv ainiiiiii. Imrm .'
) out reci'iriiany S(!i i(iue liarm
Ca;.tuln4Iajiie Itn'iUrMtilptio man,
w.itii dtuSnf.tilmrllatiijh'. and eyes that tcveal
rOivrtwti1nh is of theflrft qualify, , and
which ban focM bU onlv safctvinc fivW
...mi mj iuoi.n..iii..' nr ...i iTicrinn
f btititv
itoi imaMvt rif fvUfie iWftitr. Illinoin. an.l
I orvod Ihrnufrli tlirf war us captain in thu
(Kl LnittJtl Stntca Cavalry.
n rl fiid Now iind 'I'Ueii".' '
.') AWBlfin't'rfW' dbrrctionden't deta'ila tbis
'hhVactcristic incident'; -T - " '
Ir Scetiis os but yesti rdaimben.in 'the first
y?lir i f the rebellion, tic-natal (Juniaroii. wln.t
wna tberi ftjLtafy of AtUrf, tefictio depart-f.
iiiuul i,n iimi-,ni!iico n Tjia rer.ouimeuiiaiiiin '
in ,moy colored troops. Hu waa ftlinnst
ofj'ldoiic iii iiisesiiniHte of the magnitude of tlie
coiiitst upon wincii we were iiist eutrring,
griping tlu-.tubject in it iiilteet fropt,r-
tions, ' Thu moi-t-advauciiil of. all tlm atntpa
men who were' his compeer wre fur behind
ii v lv' . , . (
ii i ni
the
it,, it t,.b . V "H"' " i-i'iiipuj,
lie it took tenrs ti 'Cimrluco Ina t'oniitrv.
wone it took years to 'Cimviuco hia ermnti v
men cf the necessity.. It was a proud feeo'l
tion to him, doubUtss, u,iiayi when stated
ifi t li c Senate ChnCibertiloiigsido of the great
Chieftain who led the armies, including the
Colored ' troop's, to our Himl tiiumph, and
who w as uble to muke these people so avail
able in securing our success, that h bud ta
,ken' Ids couibe so tartly and earnestly in fhs
right direction. '
After tho iuuiigunition . ceremonies,'! sat
oy ueueral Utmeron's side. Ae we wntehed
l the procession tliat escorted General Grant
the While House to e'r.ter upon the duties.
the performance of which will doubtless
lead to the final pacification of our country,
and listened with the deepest interest to bis
utterances in relation lo li is early efforts to
give such a direction to the war as would
certainly lead to the abolition and overthrow
of slavery, is it auy wonder that Jio was flra
tinud with such a scene as tbis ? You would i
have been interested, fcs I was, if you could
Iavc- heard hiri'i exclaim: "This is a most in
tcres'ting sight to me. Only seven years
since I recommended the emancipation and
employment of negroes as soldiers, and iu
conserjueuco of which I left the Cabiuet,
neinr' too !ur in ndvur.ee of my associates.
i Now, to sec a body of those aoldiers joining
in tho iCangnra'.ion
ceremonies, and escort
ing the President to the White House, is a
gratification beyond tha power of expres
sion; nnd as I stood betide the President pn
the platform, and heurd him announce in
bold, linrtiistalisblo tettjis that these people
should all havo tho ballot, the change seem
ed almost too marvelous for belief. It is the
most gratifying sccuo of my life, and it is
enough to have lived to witness it."
I i niik uuom ueu uugs r sain I5iii jnne?,
11-T..IT. ..I . I .1 , -
who Uad been across the Plums. "You
should have seen Borne of the critters I met
iii Idaho last spring. I stopped one night
with sumo settlers wbu lived in a log cabin,
containing only one room and a lolt. When
it came time to bo to bed theV Struncr a
lilnnkPt aenin. mi.i.n. .1 "
the settfTr'a family sletit on onn 'of it.
and gave me the other. I laid down to tro
to sleep, and tlio bed buns beiian to patlicr
like lunch caters around a frea 'Uv-ont I
t tried to kiver up and keep away "from 'era,
but the pesky varmints would catch hold of
the bed clothes nnd pull them from me.
They didn't third; uothiu' of dracgin' me
round the room if I held on. I lit 'em till
about midnight, and
then I looked around
for some way of escape, There was ladder
reachin' Up into the loft, aud I thought tho
: 1,.,. ...... , , . ,, ...J.,,.
j was to t Jg(, j Th fl ,
bu ; fi.0 ,i , . ...
tulatin, mvselt-0 mv edC... Prctt- ni?i(.L.
1 Vc"d U".lllr 'peakin. as if somebody
: was C(,m!, jJimeby I 8aw a bedbug
! raiau inmseii u j turoUL' 1 t ie w noie niftJe 111
j ,tl t1nnr ,' ,.,, ,
; , rti Soon he gaw me , rationcd t0 ,)is
qUullia l)t.iowt!le bloodthirsty cuss-and
clud exultiu'lyi "Cn up, boy ; he's here!"
j J mm m ' ,
'j'' r n . ,
w-ikwi.-juiciiora t.sua. y kiu
their vietima before dreasnio- thpui ltl,iliMr
. ., , . V . .... ,
-3 dress them baton, killing tbera.
kbPQtial an innocent little girl, ol about
." tlj0. yesterday drrfsed
,uld ptochod wtthin.and Inch ot her iifo.
'1- bealth and corr.f.rt, she inight ns well
j have been in the embraces f an uuaconda.
But though the pattern was scant, it was a
Jove ot a pattern, and Abe littlo creature
iv ore a butterfly on her bead, and of course
it wnaall right, aud aha was a darling. How
one would manage to have game of romps,
do you thiuk, with such au anatomy of
silks, lace and ribbons t One might As well
atteinpt to forup with a fancy show case.
We bvu a law-, jid a very good one it is,
to prttlact quails.. .We want another a law
tt protect children. If they are) afraid the
race of quails will bo destroyed, what are
tvofctoiaay of childjen 1 Why, theij reo1ill
dren in this land of ours, where one can see
fire hundred cpitoiita ok. humanity; without
seeing a single speciniua) of an old fashioned,
red check, (becked apton child.
: ..-J Wi ' mm -i
i A Toroit CaJt. ill Arkansas,
Eh.e
ivuapp, wime "Tjaptisifi!; "Ton verts at arg
vival meeting, advanced with a wirn sharp
tyed old chap into the water, lie asked
the nsuat question, whether there was any
reason wfcy ttte ordinance of baptism should
not be administers!. ".Alter a pause a tall,
powerful looking clini, ' with an eye like a
blaze, who was leaning on a long riflo aud
-fnuiBtly Uioklng on, remarked: "Elder, I
"Tdoa t ant t interterein tbis yere business
ant bat Twant t sdy that it an old sinner
you have got hold of, add I know that one
dip widt ilJ him any good, tf yoa want
to get Ue sin ouCnf him you'll' hate 4 1 Sn
chtii hUa oat in deep water over afght." ' -'
a' " " , -mi'l l"1 i
a -1. e i. 1 t s
moi tenderly, and th dead beewssa tuorji
- Jtlearoru.tad justas lhaitari shina oat
1 , M- - a - ' c 1. ; 1 - 1 ? -r, , 1. --- m
' g.irrow' sobtrsj.us-a'uii makes ,the -iodlisfyeU eftthe legs wings, put tbent
g'euiuW . Aad lu Kirrow we love our iotaads I all ina saucepan, with totu salt and water;.
-iii LhiiijhTotliero are blessed faces IhAlJ.frruw the wafrkpu it in a tUtep disb
Jout, t ija.iu.ourgrit!!' though Ufore, theu I the Uuef-yjvff . tt . feud ai.es .Vibita
leatMafwru iuliug Jroin our .iticoyeclion. 1
SufcritiujJ Il-et ao man dread il if muuh.J
1 . : r ' . f 1. : .m. i 1. . :il
uecau.e n 11 guou tor utuij a iiwi aimn
him to makesuta of his beiog injuiojtal. it
is uot in the sulqmp uighMhat otbar worlds
ara4i) sue a shtaiu their loog, long di
"trfuces. , Aad it is sorrow ttia Atjht -o
the soul, that we sea Tarthsit ..Aud .kow
Ourselves bativos of infinity and sons and
daughters of tha Most High.
U'l : "! fold roil tfi tnako tlu'-ie'iiunta lull."
i iin. '..i.i.,...i.j l;..(i . .
i... s.'miv. lilililrilirij rAJIM K?iVlll II. It JM
uric naliur, tlie tailor ended tlififtrtnrrovrt-Jr
by .declaring t '1 uink tr rpnnta is full
ikmi),'U; ii.lbey was any fullcr'tliey -x'ii ouid
, vuliL? ' , . . . . ... .
Mil. Jotissox'a Last IIiitmk. tt is tele
prnpheil'frotn WashingtSn tft Vic Jfcw York
Sun aS'ftillows:
. ionretiiaes I tried to gfva thfltu'fiit,' '
I mado thorn speeohes uay and night. K . ,
'" And they'd insult mo. left nnd right,
Ann can mo '-An-iy ; '
They said I was on whitky linhta
Thy Hud trs brandy.
My plttiber' fit the fii-'litalVi broke, ''
Let .10 ana knotv in vthuiily Aank T
My .Inn ii piiit'ii,
Lest Be thimld cme and for the joke,
.ay Jler.li. Moses.
lf r.
Pot! latton ot Cities. Philad'elnbis..
PitUliurg nnd Alhghany are (he three, larg
est cities in' the Stitte. .Th folloivinf is a
I list of 11)9 'Cities-, with thelri-
October, nnd u low ng six and
.-w- . ..
a, half-.jjiT-
oii
to ffeli voter: readine. CO.lIT:
bcranton, 29,601 .Mlafrisbtirg, 25,133 ; Lan
caster, 2 t,651t Wilijaiflsport, 19,7(12; Wilkes
bnrre, 16J00 ; Allentowny 10,085 ; YntV,
14.'037; Erie, 14,271; l'otlaville, 13,502,
Norrisfown, 18,410. , . ..
Iew.. York - city
h.s
ever ,500! intjfc'io
, The Montreal streets 'ara
nine feet of snow.. , ;
buried
under
The sale of hoiiullosU its- food slowly in
creases in France.. r. , - i.,xt i
Horses ais so oumsroas in-New South
Wales, that they can be bougtt futwo centj
apiece. . -
Two brother's; reading In t.onisville, Ky.,
went out hunting the oilier day, and in de
fault of other game; shot eneb other. v
Ashland. Ky., formerly the home of Henry
Clay, is now the seat of a flourishing uni
Varsity. ' ... .,:
"I i.npe this hani is not connleriit,"
said a lover as he was toying with his sweet
heart's fingers "The. best way to Hud- dt
is to rliiy it," was the ucat re'plyv-
. Clevelaud has set np n free library under
one of tho beet laws of Ohio, .which author
l7:esa tak of ci'ie teuiii of a mill to l.e levied
for free libraries, in even-city with a popu
lation exceeding 20,OQO"in?i.1ttsntg.' The
young library is uufiei .6,000 toluene, 'but,
the Bcliieyemsiit ii of ir.linite .fa'.ue in tins
example thus offered to the peop'tj of )tb,ot
States uuu cities.
wLaassia
ItaiCIPlCS. Ac. , , ... .1
From Arthur's Horaej MagasinS.
Iifl"ei-CHt lTuya of laklnjf Soupw4
Ac". -.....
Dried Pka foui. Take one quart of
split peas or lima beans, put them into three
quarts of soft water, with three onions chop.
r.-iit'O" up, pepper ana salt: boil tnem two
houla" "'usl- we". P thern through a
sieve. Itelurn the liquor to tbo pot, thicken
it with a large piece ot butter and flour, pat
iu some slices of. nice snip pork, fVud a btru
tenspoonful of celery sved pounded. Pjoil
till the pork is done; have somn toasted
bread cat into dice, aud fried In butter; lay
them iu a turttn, and pour the soup over, -f
OsiUs Boci'. Chop tip mm dozen lurgs
I TL .?.' , "IT.'" ?",k ,Bn'
.IHCI C'piftll IlilAlU, 7Ul .U II IllbOl VCi.I VI
fowl, ond a piece Of bation'; add pepper and
suit. When the onions are boiled to a pulpt
thicken with a largo spoonful cf butter, mix
ed wilh one of dour. Take out the meat, cut
in small pieces, aud serve it in the soup with
toasted bread. . . n
Chicken Sat.ai. Boil a chicken that
weighs ttot more thun a pound und a half.
When very teuder take it up, cut it in small
strips; theu tuke six or seven fine whito
beads of celery, scrape and wash it ; cut tho
white part, mall, in pieces about threap,
quarters of an iuch long, mix it with the
meat of the fowl, au 1 just before the salad,
is sent iu, pour over it a dressing iuade in
the following way: Boil four eggs, hard,
rub their yolks to a smooth paste with two
tablcspoousl'ul of olive oil, two teaspoopslul,
ofmudo mustard, one teaspoouful of sal!,
and oue teacupfol of stroeg vinegar. Place
the delicate leaves of the celeiy aroiind tha
edges of dish. White heart lettuco may be
used instead of celery. Any other salad
dressing may bo used, if prcfered. , , -.-
Iliuishns. Radishes should always' het
freshly gathered. Let them be ju cold wa
ter one hour before serving, lheu cut (iff all
thyir leaves and almost alt their btulk. Serve
them in glasses half filled n ith water, or ea
a plate. ,
Coi.DSi.Avf. ShAve as fine as possible a '
hard head of white cabbage, put it in u sa-.
lad bowl, und 'pour over it the li'blial ualad
dressing. " . ' ; "' " .
Yii.vi. Cuoqettes. round cold veul and
fowl, with a little suet, sohiectiojip'cd lemon-. ,
peel, lemon thyme, chives, "and parsley. 7
Season with nutriieg, periper aud salt; mix '
all well together, and add the yoltc of an. '.
egg well beaten ; roll it into balls, aud ' dip
therri lntoan eng heiteU up; 1heu sift"
bsrad-crtnrbs ever them ajid fry ttera id
bnttcr. ." - ' , '
Com vos PATTIK3. Take some Vtal, fal
aud lean, and some, slices of boiled 'bam f
chop them very tiue, and season with salt,
pepper, grated nutmeg, and a small quanti
ty uf parsley and thymu ra-incad very . fine ;
with a little cruvy mako some paste, cover.
thq bottoms of smull moulds, &l IsUeia with
tli piat, put this lids, on, and Ukke, lheu ,
crisp. ' ..!';'
Chicken PupEiso. Beat ten eg'gC very
liffht.add to them a quart of rich milk, with a
Uriuitrter of a pound of butter Tftcltod, and ,
aottu pepper uno suit.- Ptir irras inncn namr ;
its will muke a thin, good batter, take four :
yoang xbitkens-, and after -oteatilug theoa
pina Jubuiulla xil lay me. ana prsisy r boll
them till nearly done, then take tha chicken
tUtep-disbrouC
gravy .
lnakqat.4 . . ;' i'l.r - .
, yAit.e-Auerwasuing tu.o.toutwi.put
thcjg.bVMs iata bjjili addsaU, bepper, aad-,
hopped onios vVben quite tender, sat
shew by toeool. rut, soma pica' djipping.
or trutter In apan ; trhn"hot,'fr lis glb!ts ,
a nice brown, aaamg salt. When nearly .
doile, break "tlx eggs-in a bowl," teat them
a little, pour them over tha giblets, st,ir'
them for a few minutes and sens tba.n up. "