a rtrialalta
I A th e old Anoro WV:Me I on. Tanta wait
1,701v14,461 0 imor wiloc a
og le 4;00 a thq MKT ea be flailsbea: .1
opp ainicod=o, AP anis oak. ... • .
...1 ce haired' Of lochfor. tei-
L
of ite
title ropetift4: l Y Inaklioa. To Wars .
ktIPPVIPAIII" 1 4.44. 1 xa '
14 0.
Iw o. of the unbar, not for pubikatioa. bat
' A xpty Wand 110POSIUM .
V OO
and couunonlesalons should be addressed 10
J,XETAND ~1 / 2141nr ,toeridoi. r •
LAUGHING OAS
, raINISTERED BY DR. MURRAY. BRIDOILWA
Pi.. In estralitag teeth. I bare elided to lay -
oily ottrer fadlltlca Ibr the neceeefal praetwalon
„ To mmie°, tide InnhuMe pita-MOW agent. Ali
"`M of DentlAtry Performe d la the best and most
an style. All work done se elle:till]. and.llß9 per
t better then at any other Steam Dfttal Estabitbib•
pas trot alto. ) [myol6:tf
•' " •
.
r . Fo - r' .. ; Siikle.
pal sFE ISLAND, eolvittit*a 'A Acittl ..'
LOO Peach Trees, bearing 150 Apple Treed, bear
ji. choice fruit, 10
Pear'lenCirees,ls Chem Trnes.
3V% .With
Tree m,•l Tree...and Grape in e% all
tivirg tith NI Acres of 11111ble gnnind, good llonme
oth m roomm, good Barn and Stable, nit all the ucc
e,trt Oet llou rem connected, -
TERMS. $l,OOO drn, theibalann In two %Tars:
arn6t] _ I nEsny MM.; ET.
LAI.II4IIING, GAS:
our. NU. TIC THAT. u‘s.vt BF;EN't3CFI7IIiNG
GOW ound rnlsertni.of toothache, nod drone ofex:
trs:ll.o. tart you wilt:Mid -that Dr.• Chandler .S., Co:
play to r... 1 1 , ,,,, rc , ni by. -andse or the great pain
dt.troyin :I.‘llatlN(. GVI mate their extrac
t
...kni:l; I SG:11;1y
001 pllciao,nu,r,,p.orraftohreinretrinnuantn.
beetposelbla
v.:imp! wl nt rewoup.iilo tennis as by any pod Dim
t;,4". 4taUgiligfiCtn:or Station: Italiaic;. fli.l' :::: ..
1 !...kr 67 —l3'. . • T. J. CIIANDLIM & Cu.
Coal :aid but Goal for Sale.
uSDERSIGNED TILVNKFUJI. FOR •TRE
1 patronay heretofore bestowed upon - him, takes
I;‘,.ar, intbrming the citizens ofßoctester,
Deaver and srtrroandinar country, that he. lo
, u 3 word to furnish an excellent article of Coal
`Nat Coal. on short notice, either delivered, or at
0 , wk. on 'the hest of terms. 4 The Bank is located
; il'lM:ky'a Rum near Rochester, Pa. Orders left
i me, or et the Store of Thomas Allison,in 13ridgewa
4e; or at Me Prothoentary's office 111 Beaver, will lm
paroly hgd. L'ajd Seely is Akcnt,. 'MOLTER.
Pa.
_• C
lyre7:l l Bridgewater, Pa.
110WL.'S SE WING 3I ACII INES
Tar: rNDERSION ED,TIAVIND RETIRED FROM
e x; t u doring ',latices, in Bridgewater, Pa., will in
he future, devote hit: sehols time and attention to the
llowe's Unrivalled Sewing Machines. Ills
iiicroota Is In inn building formerly occupied by hon
ol ?ad Mr. Miller, ns a Milo; Shop, These Machtuca
.a in price front stie, to byand will be - dclivpreo In
pill's* to persons purchrtilit them. An expert
-
r:cod verson will accompany each machine, sold, and
ti , rarzhnolwill be thoronaklyttristrtteted In its use.
P. liven posing nu:4am; Abedles,, faschino
i. 'ilk. thread and all articles needhil in sewing, and
thaw of them at nimonable rates. Thankful to the
pitillc for favors heretofore irsilved; eulicits, in his
its butiness, continence pf the !-dte.
eiptlsagitf. JOgEPR tuAuN.
•
SPRING FASHEQNS
I " 1867 •
. . 'I
tRIDGE STREET, BRIDGEWATEII;
111 .
yEw ASSORTMENT MILLINERY WILL. BE
fi opened at my old stand, lately occupied by Mr.
(nth, on Thursday. March 14tn. I wish to inform my
V. kends, and as many new ones as will please pa
-Isitt me. that I am now receiving .an entire new
Aof Millinery, 'of the latest Spring Styles, and will
bp;mstl with an early call. • •
co 13'67: I .r. . MRS. S. REES.
I, RAILROADS.
MTV., FT. WAYNE &CHICAGO RAILWAY
On end inCr Nor. 9.5 th, 1%7, leave Slailaxls
dilly, an,expeptAliagalisayi,
Chicago at IV, r..x. leaves asiry:l --
littehurgh .161'. M., leaves
TItAtNN U 01240 Nprr
-- - -
EXP'II.
(45.%m
IGrdrm•t. . .
ke , in , ,10 1 r1
. . 1140
. , .
rt.
WIM).} , T . . •• • 210
Ymeno',ll 405
414 I
. . • •• • • t•AMAx
lirlytuo ,
ppct Semi a.ikyl • 71 5
vat, ..... .
719
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Wart 7110.
TItAI~.• Ufll ill
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720 A y ,1011rx; 4.5 1 1rx .9 - ‘1.‘31
tottl
. 1240 AN IV2s.tx ; G5O
P*l ' 255 810 . Rl5 '
127 1 1 :SW 901 050
12.11 rat I 441 014 • 11Yi81
141 ) :: 010 1 1030 $ 1140..
2249 723 11311 . 115 rm
101 1927 11234 237
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r 213 liito eloa I pi, ,-
1105.1 244 525:
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' 125. .1150 . 3'91 t9IOA •I
. 1153 L ,1223r31 : . 34 3 • ' n3O
F.lO ' 113 510. P 2.2
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. 013 2:15 $
014 I 039
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. 1100 335 ! 7:10 1115
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YuuuF.lnwa, Ne to. -(n.,.tle and 1-.rle Wale
Venatt..town al 2:20 p. tat New Castle, li:113 p.M; arrh ea
wt Pittsburgh. 0:00 p. m. lteturning.leave. l'itisbnyzh
a. In: arr. nt .N. Ymnezt•town,!/: 10.
Young...lrma. New Castle and l'111:11nr..11 Aneemten.
tluion leaver ymirdp.tievn. a.. tn; New A 7a. tie. 1:20
4 in: arrive'. at .111..,h,t t y, lIV.OII a. m. Ertl eg.
Aces .111. , :zheny, 1:V0 p. zn: az rivet; New C 20
ps'et; ",:211p. tn.
° Clevilland Ya:ln_a
r,,~u.lr•.,c••
Pitt4;tirfth. 14:30 a. m: Homewood. 11 . 10
IR. ; 11;al a. :a. Arrives 4t
I , "..nnrstowa. 12:50 p. rn.
10:1‘1'' Yetin tt'vtown'.".:3o p. List en re
it. ; Homewood, p. tn. firri‘ cx
Intstetrgh, tels p.
' T. P...MYEIIIk, Genera Ticket Agen.:.
YITTSIII*IOIII
Mi nod alter Nov. 1547. traip4 will leave Stal'oya
o . 2,, lyrSnuttapi rsolotrd) ns follamt.
MEM=
MAIL EXT..' S. I Z.AIL. Ac
0r , 111.1
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1 1 150 ex I '6lOAx 11016 Am .....
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415 615 :14 :IVY '
700
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• / 111 , - SatitlMl .PA:s :
.DWd'LLHIO AHD STORE srainizi E .
• TROHEINGS„- CLOTH, c..
IN, EVERY yeanrry OP wryia 'AIiD PRICE
$60,000 ! $60,000!f $60,000 MI
CONTROLLER'S 'O'FFICt
City of Allegbentw.Deventber 12811w181117:
rt.''' E CITY OF ALLEGHENY DESIRES TO Ell
fact a LOAN 01 UM; 'Bonds for Mitch will 'if
leaned In enme artiooo oath, inatarinz-10 yawn *too
fr n u t au r i t, e gi s lit. se Vi *co i niza in at j t u e
, he a t a al si l i t i lp l a . l , i
Nen* of aiz per cent. per 1111111=1: ' • •
For term apply to or ado en • ' .
IL B. FRANCia, -
City lAnitroller.
deelB'67:3m .
WALL PAPER WALL PAItER
No. 107 Market St., rear sth,
• Anttsburib.
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO EXHIBITA
large colleetion of NEW PAPER lIANDINGC, •
Borders and Decorations for Dwellings, k Churches,
Sz,c.. which, together with a large assortment of
WINDOW SHADES, we are prepared to dispose of at
tho.lowest possihie price-FO JOS R
R. KES CASH. Call aORO. ad see.
. IlliG
janW6B:l3m.
WALL PAPER: FOR Is6B
Spring Supply ut . Reduced Rabe
NOW OPENING. •
THE BEST SELECTED STOCK
Ever•bronght to this city tor cnny yeirs
Patterns' New, For gale, Paitorsi.
Colors Bent!alfnl, Chambers,
And Prlockll.ovett Chnieheni.. &e.
•
Thos l e luninglauses tower. and
MEIittIANTSIIIIiIN.GTOSNI.L AGAIN
0110PLD CALIAND rirAait t sz TUE E BE/til
t:3 Marais= of wan Paper before:7ln else
where.
DECOIV I \TIVE ItORDERS,
;• - -
MoViDiz6iff -;TiNit iCir4trie
.11-;
OAK AIcrI?IIPICOVINZiI..`" ; C'•• rzi
PLOS ROUNDS\toi PAWS
F
AkiY , SHADE OF COLOR,
Stile and Niel
,
Co nick and '1 is
L •
• Ceilings, •Bprders & Fillings,
Flooc. anal 431p14 irrperk.
• OF AIL 01313CMIPTIONS:
Siiidle A so' Hit,
50 ST.c-PrrirstligllGHt
fettlf67:3ln.
=1
123 M
23E
990 kw .215 rm 200A31
1040 525 ; 910
12%)rx 51r..) 1'458;
165 1;:7) I th",o
146 717 ; e!*l
.214 7' t
Y4O I £9ll 7•S
912 ; F;4O , 701
1•AO ' :1024 wo
1.70' iloos •11010,
610 '11 , 91 ,rl5
640 ' 1150
7? I re—N..311115
•!Lifis 11142
gio 211 11251rx
1013 155
1151.1 (45 NO
1255.04 59:4 401
VP 1211 419
245 7NI 105
I 113 1710 Tr.
cto 11121) frxi
s. exp
ROCIIES
ITALIAN&AMERICAN
stoli um EsTe.,iv ii•Evrotrgs
RJ3 ,.x.titntr.
nriss,,lsTwlt; ANT WALE fOST . 4;
• #.70/I.cEM MIT LOTS. .
ALSO
H
FOR T4t:
Phpaix , Hydraulic igeln,4l4ll.
t7 l
•
A PERSONS PAIRINO MORLIENTS OR
Headstonoe, give us a call and examine our stoelt
7 I :min./43 purchasing elsewhere. 'We have always on
' hand a large and superior Stock of Sulfated work.
' which we are selling lower than can be bad An the city
or can be had from Waging agents through the coon
ttrrqq
es S bettar obeware purc ot w amm ing ts„ . all and daannbte for your
.
fob 96 uTiyh~:
iol7' A 'C.F. , D t - ,
Y _
'` 1000 6C.IWYE.
, .
, • •
irtEALEP6 AND M FLOUR
Lif GUNN WWl.llNri-....ty._
u50:4 sTeactoixu,.
i11ar411:266 New Effigllt.tra, Pa.
, Airlwco
em
elphia !Wpm
clot Agent.
4 . :;;;;; ,, '-‘ •s • " :(;) 'IC Ali
171 t:'44:l7Pfl•F; - $1
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ESE
14: vi,fs
MOVNE!
MARBLE WO
W. H. Mars
DF.SLETi IC
AND
• " •
:PALVNUFACTURtR 9F
Cti-trid Stun©s
•-: • • - -
Of a anperior quality on hand
AT,
arSi,
WILSON
E
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f'„ ,••• ---11 7 : ,
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;
RIRIE
•
404, *Mr , fflitovias intii,iwouur oip
.*
why oloiliathii at* al imbetatbiiirooll ' r ,
.440wItilViletkeuetecevirtattliell &eV; - ' 7;
A As* Of tbe Whine; it tweak of the-1210'c ~..' -1.%
Ifieh plinth frois IttlitOltstestlittsishiVe: a •
• r —,, , !47:27' . • i` , : ;':: •. " . .. 10 . ;,: • .! I,
Tb•ensO,PlecilkaitAlergUniell.febt .
14 ft er ed ll on4 F 2 14 solllo•Pb.is " - 1 i .. :;
And 'blip:l92g stet !hitohl,.ead the Itheio6lollllll*
Obill hioillder tailed etidlos sllll.lle. 7'; :. ;-: . - 7': •
Thilifilititmothe 'tjetteetdia st4iakefl,:' —_, ~ , .
1118 tnothr• Omit hibut's iiit*Otifri4iiterred 1 2 . ",
Tye liasheia that ,iii4er ink tifiit*w .tnia •
i , !iiilt,.alf,laelrfaitik6o 0 w.ei4 l o Or milt * . 7 •
The Wield °herbals° check:Mt wbosei brow,
v ie irlseee
• eye. i,j.:'''. .. ';.• ~.: ~ '.... -. :-, : ri-.,... : : - ..k. ..-.
Shone liesetyleiid pleasnie4ter tritniteluc . tif ; :-- -
ana l gue
Atilt thetneihory of these who Wiwi her a n *died !
Are alike ban the innitts of lid thin,
Ttie'haOo of the king that the ieepire hid' ;, -. .
The brow of the Priest thit the odhe **wail ; ' .--::.-
'Moo of the rakeand the heirtwllhe twit e,,,.., .. • .
Are,hlddeti stid,h)4 to the dwitttOi thegrints,
• • • . •• -
The peanut :rhos.. fat to sow end to tWap ;.' -,,
The heoltuss; •wito elliebetiotrltly his • &ate . " up. the
INV :' • • • ..
The beggar, who wandered to search of hip bread, '
Dive faded awayllke the give that Ire treed. ; , • "
The saint Who enjoyed the communion of heaven,
The sinner who Mirada* remain untorgivett, , „, •
The wise and the foolivh, the guilty mid Just,
Ilave quietly rulngied their bones in the due
,
, the niuldtude goes, like the linwers.or t weed
I That withers onty to let others suctieid, I . •
So the multitude cornea, even those We beho
'k'b repeat every tale that hss oftaiateenteld. ;
For we aro the same oar fathersleve been . ; '
Wo see the same sights our fathers have -
We drink the IMMO stream and 'view*. a
And run the fame course our fathers hare
Tlie thoughts we are thinking our fathers wmild Wok:
From death ion shrinkfng ov fadess" would
sista.
To the life we are clinging they also wouldelLg ;
lint It speeds tor us all, like a bird on the'wlng.
They loved, but the story we cannot unfold ' •
They ' , Corned. but Onto heart of the haughty is cold
They grteved,but it it wan from the it slambent wtll t ome.
They'joyed:but the twitter of Melt gladness is duttib:
They died, Die l they died ; and we things that are now,
Who walk on the turf that lies over their.brow,
Who make to their dwelling a transient ibede,
Meet the things that they met on thelrpllgrlinage road.
Yea! hope and devondeocy, pleasure and pain. -
We mingle together In sunshine and rain
And the smiles and the tea* the song and the dirge,
Still followed each other, like surge upon surge. '
.1
Ms the winli of an eye, 'tie the dnitglit a a breath ;
From the blossom of health to the paleneei of death;
From the gilded saloon to the bier and the sbrond—
Oh . Why should the spirit of motial'heprond V •
EDUCATIONAL COLUMN.
Qt. L. EB4ATIAUT,:-.10t4.,
INEW
•itttMeßi
•
' A Orresporahmt sends us the .IbUowing , at. I
ticla upon the sound questien
• The tiers of the Argus tutie don ntls
noticed, pra. berbart does not think I .14n
sound on thit wend question, proposed some
time pea.... ~, I
Tie trailicsniy position untenable, but I do
Mot see it that way i .and of course he will cheer
fully. giant me tile privilege to sustain myielt
ifl ctn. .1
•
Tie sayfii , "We bold that :Where there is no
car, there clan bend sdniici If by any cause
the air be so Agitated as to produce, sound-'
waves forcible enough to act upon the ear,
within their 'limit, sound will, 'NI, produted;
but if no ear is within the limit of those sound
waves, then no sound will be produced. A
million persons devoid of the sense of hearing
Might be within the limit of those waves, yet
all Would be silence; bOt the instant, s pafect
ear aunessithin their hmit the silence would
he broken—Sound would follow."
ER
ME
I=l
I agree that the instant a perfect car comes
within their limit, then the sound will he
heard, which clearly shows that sound existed
or it could not have been heard: tither sound
had been *fore produced, or the ear produc
ed it. Now does Mr. Eberhart think that the
ear acts on anything by .which sluna-waves
are.produeed? If the ear does not produce
the sound then it existed before coming in
contact with the ear, or it could never get an
existence.. Does be not use hearing and sound
as synonimmis words? There is quite a cliff: ' crence between the non-existence of Round,
and its not being heard. The , car is the or.
gnu by, which we perceive sound, and not that li
by which it,is produced. •
Let Ili Illustrate the position by a parallel
ex4mltlf- ' •
&Trim a box of candies stand otimy shelf; 1
would they be sweat it rid . tiOdY Is. permitted. )
I,e'taritethertni • ' • •
Following' the•saMe coitlll)ig Xiteetdogr hp
would ha, to say the Ortiality: we 'pall kites
doeti not exist..nib, some rte. is peiinlitedio,
tssktfienqiiittfthit itieMent,:.*Y , ireuld 4be- • 1
Orin that i qitality, ,Now,thla le, falireasoning
and•to melt iavoticipsive. , lEsonnddoeirttnt,
or may not :briiit ‘ btfore ltisbeard,:theetilidy
can not te sweet borers KlS•testnd. *Tllastrate
by another s exareple.: , If some •p ertbtneq, as
meek, should be opened' IMO the sitmoiphere,
would It perfume tbs . :4lf ito*Ofie wt 1 with=
in a 6 04,Pi1te.4 Of 'A.?.
all,
ARBLE
an
The question linnOrrotad it , be =ldled by
any oiler! But word& it love ; its odoriferous
•qbalities fr'omtlio It1;01).„„
I saY'it nelthet.*Old a trai
falling to tie rcuria,, fill'to . produce
notioltheterialug, no ear may be "iiithinirear-;
ing dlslance: Tref. Tyndall *alieliertbniur
an operitionin',iliich ho ntiograshes
light of a burning einaleby'nouria; cannot
Ace how PnW EtWirhart ~cart i.econelle . that
with thibiy'ef . souna.: for In: this case it
'caked bentrietlarrnn
51159
Our
mend's article is, in our opinion, vast:
ly morfacetious than logical., • Si' admill
that thriOnient a'perfect sceUll oomeit'!Rith - -
iii, Ifie IrMlior infltienct of imUitilu i tect , i,'sdulid
is heard ind cialin's WA .ti is prole? the prc-
EM
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Par Replp.
7 I'.
gecnia4t ,
40, 1 ; ,9! , 0!
i tft?e, iEer
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ciiiilo4 , r
hi,o 4 . l oe*
psi sound!
*mu this oh
0 41 #0;'
l're/F 4 -
the Orgal
or nth(
inbrat
Munk-
CoMPhk**m
the e4d.itm7..,
0%40, *limn
wit')tatikluisourig'
sir...PretieFe by 9u
. ::*--""
Pizereeitild li.l
• ly perfidy's that
ly PAM. its ;
—andlerhllill-,
ohr ediFeellm
cal *sit Is to anitli
the diUtOtKr
(Irina,' Orittauni
I. IV4 o**s
mous terniv.lance
question,- 0 triestit f
ing senteloci elms
henti r '
clarion - 18.6MM • .
'dissaireeable. , The
void is srreett le /411/4,
not, use them es e3M;e. im l / 4 .
Inasmuch as sweet is lit iiin,?yepili.„
senting, a s'inality ponseased ..,./etsfirThute4
Clit air
to candies, we must pre . % .3lll,okletnrs.
illustration wholly - humpg . 1;o:,111.0Peint
at Imo. His perfumery . it _on is *On&
ly inapplicable, 10*e_ In'-,. „ ‘ - *cinibutids
two.particu'arqualilks S' 144 : Wet
objects, the exister
and limit' lefts Upts
smolt, with the,
Tprtiis by whfch
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We bale reeelvellAvm
alyscs of problem No,An t t
'Ma t but for wint . Of rooisi!
forego Its publresitiottl •
Nri.2 of Jan. 29th. l'il.
11e dueing 2 Bops an&
decimal of ad acre, we ta
at $125 per acre is worth
worth 4200. we should*
feerof lumber at $42 pert
tained times - in .$4200,* ,
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should be given for a 4: ,
2 It and 16 P.. Worth,M
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find the *oldne of a e3l
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area of the base fo04:
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circle one-eiglitaf sa' .
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l ett itta , loadF of trim- fbr' 3 breia, Lana*
!rgAr tii&cang* heaven'
takkoi-wileiwitheietstockings 'or glace
ou . thy,feataidd. with onlY fekrasoi , for my
dot t 1 - 1 1 ".*:, 1 estria l °F . EgYPiel.: 111 kfti
.f.ci!likt"fiih Ktlirlifirr upon
ri* WP:S 4,l"* t
'WA thtturatadterii3en that ttria t
veils yif; my antis 'finibie4Ced'`friy
.00 4 11101-`: Be' Y. 04 teilA bow could I:survive
-M tiertaia - I answer, - that, neat to ti ... 0
laini 'mrpbleiiceortradAliweeniy
110,10~1Watt4 'vigor, to the fact - , pint f
vizor #ront tr. dily of srirituous
,Ifqtior In
04 r- •
the
• at inquired the name • of h speak
tiiikidrerr( and learned the it was Colonel
Lebmanousky, of whosilentures on the Life
and Clanicter of Napoleon . I had read
retlitltS. '1.14t a. deidrti to 'iecarne further ac
quainted ifffli pis strange history. Mid 'n,
,slight, secklent which he met vnth' the very
mat - 414, listumd him to became my patient,
itud:ski - afilitdecl the the desired apportu
So soon as relieved the pain which ha , snf.
r fered,`lsis'enreel into a conversation
'trent Which 'I the following facts :
- an oMcer under Na
pedean, but ` ,, had become a minister of the
fatitheran fibiltetc, liedre) nemberid all the
scenes of Bonatiartes times, and desdrlbed
thetwirliti •irrinderflilinterest He was in
deed aremarkable man for, although past
-climulare and ten, he retained the erect ,
tyre, - and lirnfittep, and activity of eut officer
of fitty. • His skin - had' all the softness and
. 4 1ennaey of.raidelle life, while the nags r of his
gigantid frame., the quickness,of Ids eye, end
the powerOf hbr %mice, all indicated that it ,
wmild•baves tieen no diffitult thing for him,
bad circninitances rendered lt necessfify, to
resume his place on the war horse, and again
lead Intik his-troops to the deadly combat*.
Hie lectures I had heard represented as In
tensely Interesting. Such I can well conceive
ithat thdy Were, for;besides possessing a mem
ory of remarkable tenacity, and unnsully
relelyutterancti, !oiled means, such as per
haps no alibi' living man, certainly none in
this country'possessed, of knowing the men
and thingewhereof• he 'palm Hisaettnaint
ance With Bonaparte commenced On-first en
tinft the Arno; when he fiend himself a
'privet soldiers nder that distinguished man
astis For twenty-three• yenta - he
him In stations of trust, • Which
Intimate relations'neims
-
RO/hl3l
borboixi of that ch
ously issued decrie',
this institution,wheuit , _
sliduld extencl•thcir arms to it Acinity. I
remiriderVlitaxaball 'Bonn, the governor of
Xs.drid: of %hit decree,' and be directed me
to lfroceed4(4 'destroy it. I informed him
!beery venient, the In Polish Lancers,
waslnsufficient for *altos don't= but that if
be would give me Frio additions) regiments,
I would Undertake the work. lie atecrding
lyfirve me the tiro required regiments. one
Ut'whieb, the 117th, was under the command'
or Colonel Do Lilo, who is now, like myself,
a minister *of the gospel.' lie is pitstlie of one
lof the; Evangelical churches in ,Marseilles,
France.
"With these troops I prpreesiell forthwith •
to the Inquisition which was situated about
five miles•froni the city. It was surrounded
by.a wait of great strength, and defended by .
about 400 'soldiers. When we arrived at the
_walls, I addressed one of thesentinels, and
summoned the inquisitors to surrender, to the
imperial army; and to open the gates' of the
Inotnisition. • '
'The' , Sentinel, who was standing on the
( wall, appeared to enter into conversation, for
I a few moments, with some one -within, attic
close'of which lie presented his musket and
shot (the of my men. This was the' signal
ror Attack, and I orilered my troops to fire I
ripijia Apse Who appeared upon the walls. •
'it was soon obvious that it was .an -m
-erino' Warfare.' The walls were -covered with
the soldiers of the holy office. There 'Was
also a•tesstwork uponthe Wall, behind whiel:
they kept; except us. they partially exposed
themselves in Wier to discharge their-mus
kets: Our' troops were in open plain, and
expestedta a (I.lfrjletive Are. We had no
camidri, vidr could we seat; rho walls, and the
gates suceessful!y• resister) rltempts at fore
ing.them: 1 saw that it was' necessary to
change the meidfi ofattack, and directed soma
trees to be cut down and trimmed and brought
to Me' grOund, to -14 used as battertvg-uuna.-
Two of these were taken np.by dethaliznents ,
eittatipn, as Minerms as could work to ad
"iieuillge, and brodg,ht•to bear upon the walls
tote. ewer which' they could eiert t
regardless of the deadly tire which 'trite Poiir
edema' them . ' . Prise:fitly the walk began to
I trete - ble; and finally a brearh was 'mnde and
the Imperial troaA 'tithed Into tho
lithe Vie met with ad 'tickling full of
Mit eflltdetery. Thai 'lnquisitor-General,
follOWed by 'the colifersors, all - came out !of
their rooms, as we Were milking our! war to
eha interior of the Inquisition, and with long
'Rigs and their arms crossed overtbeli Intuits,
end•thelrlitigers - resthig •on thett• aboulders,l
as though they , had been 'Martel*, the noise
of the attack and dstbllle, tug had' but Just
learned wha6wairggoing on r7:ThitJaddres
sed themselves to lierlaugnage of rebuke; to
theiFoivu Soldiers, iijingMVhislo you; lgyt
our friendd, the Frenehr. • • .1 •
- "Their intentions, appixintlViero te matte
us think that Mil defense - I-mei wholly. nett
' ;limited by theirwhoPlug that they could
product let Air minds abelleftlidt •tbcy-were
filendlyoberwmild lrriiiitietteropportunl
ty,•am4 the Iceirdeston and'. idtwelct to ea-,
optl, .
*as 100 shelltriv la suc
ceed. I caused theM *4OllOO Midergtited
and all the tiddler" of the. l'iltulsitkiti 'to be
meowed*. clieoners. We - .roeeedcd -Jo
examine the Olson -house. We lat - throtigh
room after•roosit
allow- and wax tiewijat• IWl4 . bitudatee '
caukillaccirer one - Went. Otbruelly,lo*
beenpractice& thate4lnOthlift thoeepecit 4
Iler littera which -WW.eXpOell ,a'finitip . at
:lequsitlon.Thersored rolgthlitienee - and
aphilidorotf erg", hand. Arehliecterel '
propgrtiona-were.perhet.: and
marble flticirommn highly foollsbed mid A' ex-
Therewtrad
'ame the. t rk and ritif.l9i` tuniflt4tastorr
't.wbere were those b'oivid
tortAtec orwhieh id bad been ttoikind 'Mogi
dungeons in Wbki hallow belngs were thild to
behuteld alivef '.
'We searched in vain. The holy Eigkeis
15
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10 3r: Fl".;*/ Aft' I
al 4
it a
..sl.v so' ' - iitt, tie i ....-,
advilialbj•-tne, Irth Iliiittle-thicia no e
had more einael . ,
anal Agee-be thne.4
iiketwr.pexued p • n
jea,witt watcb sod
welt thetet is ny hrotth: wptCh' -
it
passes Afore frealy . t rts•eliewherc. g. -' ''' •'I
, -"I repliedto hhrtr;: , ' tett please, Cid-
Mid ; end, he ardered - ,water tcr,be been,gh,
tiewdingly,.._ Thigabs.of Warta° .eto re large
ItudirkittitlftlaT lrAlithed; and - perfectly adjust-
ot r ,n 4 lien the' witter-Atad' Item 'pourej ' (Wei ]
Ost Adrarowitatfltd thelliasalisfeeLion 'Of•itto
rlnqUisitomtsear9faiexamituttjon, walk made.,
,of eve seam' q; hamarblo to weir the
L . ter pissed thwingli. r P,•esently Coionci De l
Lilo excliluied that helm) foisted it l. Hy 'the
!Ade 9( chic of these slabs the • water paami
1 throttglil.freolf.!'lltdleAting 1M *alSCithltt. ' Ijlt'
] ncatlk ' All handit'n6W were at work-I;sr ft.r.
Ether qiki•lvely; the eflicere with their twerdi
and Inersoldletirwitli their bayonets seektrig
to clear opt the yam • awl pry.up' the slab.—
] Others, with the/ butt* of thitir Muskets. Coln . -
I mencedstriktnttho slab with all their. atighti,,
to break ] it, while the„priests remonstrated
ajpslitst our desecrating. their holy and beau
tifulluAilp:. : ' -.. . ' ' '
"While thin , ah,ragetl.,a.s:l)gller.. rho was
' , hammering -with tbst. butt 7tif his • musket,
'struck-a sming and the marble slab flew-up. .
-Thett.tim faces of the Incintsitors grew pale ;
and as liels"azzer; when the hand appealed
written upon th e
p wall; to did "these ~:ese qt of I
' Bell dquak,e in every bone, joint, aqui. sinew.]
NV .;, foaled ' beneath the marble dab, now
partly raised and ?MS' a staircase. I steppcsl
to the alter-and:took from tessndlestick one
of the candles, four , feet in length, tvittch'was
burning, that I might explore the re A ums 1;e•
neath. As I was doing this,l was arrested by ,
ono of the Inquisitors, who laid Ms' hand gEn
' tly on my arm, an(hvith a very demure and
holy loot mid:, "My son, you must not take
that wtth your profane anl bloody hagd; it is
hills'
"'Well, vi,7.11,'1 said. 'I want something that
is hely, to see if it will •not;.shed light on in
iquity; I will bear the responsibility.' •
"I took the candle and pripeded down the
staircase. I discovered why 1110, water re
vealed to us this passage. , Under the floor
watt a tight cening,except at the traP-d00r, , 1
which could , not be readout-cinae ; hence 1
the success cf Colonel De , Lie's experiment. .1
"its we reached the foot of the stairs; we
entered a large Square wpm; which was call
ed
the Hail of Judgatent. In the cee.ter of
it wags larg4lock; with a chain
] fastened to
it. On this they ' had been ac customed to
place the accused,, chained to hit seat. On
one stile of thanoom Was. an elevated scat.-
' called the Tittapp ,bf- Jthigment ',This the
Inquisitor-Gemara occupied, and on either
stdeWeriseats; leas alevate4 for the - priests;
when aniptged, „in, the business of the Holy
Irlqdisition. From this room we proceeded
Id' the tlght,,arlko l Malt * access to small
cells,- of the Ml
mi .ii
El
lye, to
rocanamillt icii• °theta lo occupy.' To* pm
vent this practice being offensive to those
who occupied the - Inquisition, there were
flues or tubes extending to the open air,-suf
ficiently capacious to carry off tbe odor from
those deenving bodtes; ‘• -. 1 • .*
In these cells we found the. remains of
some who hatipaid the debt - of nature. B= o .l
oilitetti Ida been dead auparently but a short
time, while of 'others • nethieg remained but
their Immesst.ill elugned to the floor of their
dungeon ! In'others we found living suffer
ers of every ate and both sexes, from the
'rating man and maiden to those of threesclere
and ten years;all air naked as when they were
horn into the world. • ' ; - 1.. ;I:
"Our gradient lizmedittalY applied- them.
selves to releasing m these captives fro their
chains. They stripped themselves of a part
of their own They
in- order ttdiVer these
wretched bodies, and were. eiceedingly anx
iousto bring them up to -the liglitJof day.
But aware of their danger, I insisted on their
wants being supplied, tingl4heir being brought
f mdually to the light' , as_ they could bear
' '''When wo had examined the dells; and
opened the doors of those who yet Nrvived,
we proceeded to explore another room on the
left. Here we found the instrumtnts•of tor
ture, (lever) , Rind which the Ingenuity of
men or devils could invent. At the eight of
them the fury'. of- our soldiers refused any
longer,t4 be restrained. Theyideclared that,
every Inquisitor, monk andieldier, of the es
tablishment, desefted to be put to' the ter
tura We did net attempt any lotige.r.,ta re
strain them. Accordingly they AL b n:Acorn
menced the work of torture upon tbo Ingo's
' item. I remained till 'I saw tour different
11
k de of torture 'applied to them, and then
rat red from thd awful scene, which ended stet
So ong as one (remained upon wheat they
multi wreak revenge. , . I
' "At ‘OOll at the poor sufferers in the cells
of thelnquitdtion could with safety be brougld.
out of their gloom to the light of day, (news
Inning been spread far and near that numbers
Tsai been rescued .from the Inquisition) all
*lmbed been deprived of ftionds by the' in
quisitors, carne td inquire - .1( theirs' wire
al the number. And what a meeting was
there I litmierons victims , who - . had been
burl idive•fdr thaey 'years, **re _now -re
stored to the activoworld ; &flamelike tam
found here a eon, and.therea daughter:, here
s sister, and there a bwethsr ; but 130M8 algal
could recognize . no entiriving frjetulti
"The scene was such atlas tongue , can de : :
scribe: - When - the worst of .teqognition was
ova, to' complete - the 'business in which I had
engaged, I went to - Madrid et/tablet a large '
#arititaref guttposider. _This I placed un-.
derneath the edifide and in its vaubajind we
applied the slow thatch. There was I ajeyful
shout-him thousands of excit.edbehelders, OS
the walls and niguisive turrets of that proud
edifice fell, Enid smoke and flame,. to rise neiL, .-. ,
er more in defitusce of th e attributes ofjliefied I
. and mercy; for the Inquisition was no more I
finis Banani, In recant spe_eeli on. Mar
'Nation *Alt" I' belleVe the • peoplei of th e
linked States liave4iffere9 to the world more
valuable Jurors:Batten 'aril* the last forty
yenta than all Europe put together. - •
"13 . ' add a little 11t bin to ancoLher, "does
you sitooluitutter efer give ytiri
of merit P' -4"1.14011. 1 / 6 does," :was -66 • fe :
Joinder e "he giyes "eft* - day,
andsais,/-anPriAtlver , • - -
I .
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elections
conutqltl;:ttOeidottAgfpring.
elections witether, sttn.rints d ..ppot ' . •or
not. . 1.
Tun pessanta In Britiviy.4sinec„ . .telleTe
that the great Napoleon hull! alive, jual as
&imp DOMOCratarierAst , in 'voting fo• Andrew
idekson &thin country.- . • .
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1 . This is thitArsy.thateihit flaker*Tranete '
1 atm ftioug blierszk'rt - ;
•T he - ekkitisulektoio MilfirdoOlietislr" .
and :tbsorderly til:ThextoltdoolsONlOlMlliO * -
that Monday tatltAif PAIV4IIII4 . .l
xtem4
approached.bf troYal,b4m 1
to be ninsitsid fofdyingtettiteitt
• I,Pcondnet. Bnrptii•Wair.snetty'katidifer' d r. '" -
bad hesitate' d. a anninent: , •Whstwlthatl:
prisoner offereditim st , dollarifta
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• 11e• .. ..cute.4,1111n Awl 149kIAllii, t,,9-4 ,1 1 As.E o l*
try. Tliatii - as aii he Itildir.'-' • , -:
:r! VI I
Mr. Williams. - I will explain:bigli r rintr"
Honor. You see infant') htr finnirha, - ii sx- -
tremsly intserriblis, • "fts, - I.'stiviid" ' 4. , j) . 7 4 ,
lire In- anniftrtfanipAfew, ra ',
aiid inivacatnai.ey_ou rog,j(kiWoolAiitill n,•
troll how and why,. ' One fpar,sgotkli
'
I was fciplisit enotigh to prfidsettiOr 0 -
G ally aru slit tieCapted nit. '•••l4lAiiiitisti•l fti ...t:
ed her..buttimOrtd eseperienteleere , 1 . ,
me iteitdirt.i_k,•lk l6 9..tolr e sls,. ..,
isivrll.. -,Tll T th.o9 - Z i Psu , q. ll .ln" . ,
teddea ptis3orinefitrags cr;•and , -
wont so ter`terte , teach* Btintisk , r ,
But the atm:By:wore 44.sed,,I;trledte illus''. ir
1 reLwith rher 4n tlles' io.,hreskihaergigFr z ,
l'inEnt... Alt r/wl.3e, she w" 14) 10411,1r
i.rel: I told her I was iithrortlqi ter: ma
I winild'resign' lier sod lire tird* . # heisted! ' •
She adolit,teol the unsrosibititt=blikt -
to give me Alp. I toatiati- , but '
She replind, by Calling tae In ni_tarl4.r,4 4 llS , '
ed: I did not wiskitoit4 liar,: ?!1 4121 ? •-. ' .
father. and, nanny - , bratu s i_, - mt„lia , • • •
4 i .
came of. last t .oneircA ,th li•et4'. ,
.1 . , •
roAding the-76445. AA Illicate4 '• -,:' ;
lion to 111.1 sad act thdt'hight`i•Oung,(n'en
been fined by 3;(111 in oio dai for-be,
and disorderly : •antrohe addia, 4 Y.ln n, If vim
word sti'Clt a ptirson, Tr:edict not lov iii•)trual:”.-4,_.- .
lAt thwie, words my heart RBA.•)loorfile4'mitli, . ,
r%•, and Itnid het she was Perreal9 tight,— •
Then I kr..c.i.• what to do. I. said In myself. • r '
Willgc•id the greitt flistiPe, end' Wilistsk him ~----•
to fine ono 85 for being dpiiik...lhd &Order- -
ip ; then will my , eager:avant ha inarely.lro. .
ken,. I 'innae to Chicago yestenliky ;I asked,. .
the pol ken= An arrest ! toe, - anti notv I n
here. Now, ;,ettligrk *h ny
a. Ind happy: See' '
me for being tittrn:: : and disorderly:llo poll
will make inc happy forever. • It will awe! . ,
I in the'paPers and . nip b etroth e d will A
nnlis
I me. Here arc thc• 11•Ortrihilary r •• .
, Justice-L-I'am ilide4d surprised to so ski ;
much wicimine.is, and -cunning in _one so
young. DiJ you think. tir e fhtd, this..Const
v - outta'ti: :n.dnix:iyin,z,nirrionifjniald I iflt- ,
or. Toil lire str•••.tenced• to the StridoWtlirßri••.!
twenty daPs. While Vide intisteCtiparsroni 4 •
wioketl mum!, and zereemember that 014 .it-- -
not the place to get separated from poly, bet ~,
trothed. If 8110 wa. poor wife, it. v(o4ll.ber !t
different thing: •• • •- - , ••: - •::
Titup Aentimentallst In Co;Art: , •:
"What is your prize?" . , r -
"111. y• name Norte on - the Gerinart Rifle! •
"Where 414 yozA poke fr . eip4 "1. •
"I c;ame frau the 1:0i417' b• t where
b unktiditel '• •r• • - 02.
'Maguire iron'
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vyaf ,tim married ?" • • i'lf
' 6 fttvkellie o'doek ono. stirligiit'
I ever shall remember."
"How ninny children have rddl" •••
"There's Doll and Bet and 'Soli and .If.alc, •
and—"
. "What Is your wiPfihampt"
"0. no. I never mention .her."
"Was your wife good•looking ?".. •
"She was all my fancy painted ker. "
"Did ran- wife trdtt on badly?"
"Oft In the tidily !debt!!
"What pterlssiods have you ?"• •
"Old Dog 'rray." > • •
(r‘Vnat do you propose to do with hith ?'
"Send hhn - ro the othersule of.Tonlan"
"How do yottpropose. to make a living?"
"Pull of uty ;coat arlitlull up my aleev . w s lt..i -
The Jud,ge could not stand any more and ,
accordingly shut hint up-lor three months.'
Whht lE,*ty Does the Itettezieb-'
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Our Democratic initionentii• tie constant!,
crying out for retrenchment and reforna,. bet t .
when it is propovd practically to enter oft,
the perforntanee Cr such wort, the • Democ
racy arra missing when their votes are needed:
It is conceled;that the affairs of the' Natioctal
administration arc conducted entirety •under.
the inspiration of -Deshocratte • irtience.
Every Der irtment but tint of . War , con
trolled by the Democracy. Tile moment ,;141*
war ended. Congress began to cnbdown • gull.
lie expense-s, whit.; Gies. Gitant lest nil time'
In mustering out large* bodies of men. • The
last Congress ga retrenched, as to be.nble kf
redtce taxation seine #120,000. 0 90. This feet
Is never alloived to seltbelretbilf lay' in ant
of our Democratic coteruparsries .An titer
singular fact is that therese.nt Oongresr. hoe
reduced the estimates for appropriations tia•
'carry on all.tbo Departments of the. Ooverif:
ment- ,The'stim imbed by filo State • Depart;
mutt has bffltiot matertally - teducdt; thisSeeraf
taryoftheNevy wastompelled tovedVie tatt
timatet $ . 20,000,00—1he ow - 49130( Tem-.
ury - giartment have been 'so' cOrtalied
Con''as to saver $5. - 2,000,000. The*" art
p ctlcal evidence of the disposition-4
e Republican Cougreep In; • retrene,b,-Init•• to
stteh - caCtil The Pc,laleirao..nOlvT.,,;Altuk:
••• •-•L lliaturoiLlFeaav:*. •-%
ti
We see Mal dour titost"tiOtfafti. itlisltedj
Democratic iknakOt 'has iiffered Pro' • 1
viding the nccepaq : precautions of. , 4
,to prevent the intermarrying' of blac.ka,
whites.- Tito meivemetit; we infer; td - sant
hgainaf Withatural tteeedit lira; Ind br
origin with the Deutocract , or a , neighboring v
county, ivb . o.baqs doub
• tkessautrer.l4 some by ,
marriage Ugnco t'4o motive 4:
s4ittg for the passagoofthia bill. We tato .
Atvor hi:4llllaP,goll4lWestrtetis•ototlttottent
slim on thisstifijeWfirtho thc. ••••
wasacti t)t th_p qiiepitliglowparty :are
gent., refinorend decent • m9u, who nowt .
law to rstrain them triimpottypting the rice.
If its dlitlontibrt oht Dena:Wade Mad' tab,'
Protected frotoSbeirlowninclinaticaCit is . tie
iittle•as the RepuhlicariVrity of tim Senate.
eau' dcitci pa'es the bill Ift et it Ilitle• .
hard • that. whttri atiitsPi loohot,.
*dims lawlitiotiklitorpied: to -orcrentAttr - •
lodging ..thomextvoill tp•onais• dung•hairt.
Neverthelevt thepemocruzr. haver their
protection: carAtg Rive o f 4 1
,1e 1 0 1 ;LI
nrEitate:or qkrstip:lirt lc.gisferin Thlch
410641hatpadir,„;...hstiaeuierrdp .
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rAT soc *t_ca ow scon - •
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s- •
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IbeitenntisCYNlter
joined
nbiltintapary:latinejiAars,tOcinsli- • ;,
Ay ;what - Awn" pat nalidtst tow • heltssogrn•
.141.otAtOl e ttlig the Ds l4 9crailo 1
partyltithti efrontd-tewatir s tKototal „
'Tat Proiident is determinedloAtietition • •
,Hnncock in Lottisitp. nottelthalamliit the. ,
poor...fooled• tmd stckencd soldier Nrants,,h ,
cmape the tliFgracc a his present , r.:
lion.•
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