The Beaver Argus., September 23, 1868, Image 1

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BPUBLISmc D EvitltrllPN.ril?l!Y
tba aid Attars balittlai,, tiiiiijai.i4lis •
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upon. at ,
Two pawing twit Tpx
o n o col. Rill
w erisits, at dm oraiscaca.•l • it VLo. 1,•
Cominnukationa tni!atibledy*l:cksoirli ,,
two at reiTectriillY
ikons a this kind must laudably bo aocompankid, by
t i e name of the ituthor,“not ibr tr.".4* 01 '
' pa nty wino imposition.. . 1
von and comnundaltlona:stionbits addrosird to
J. WICYAND, itiProprirbir.
Notice to Stockholders
tion of Three rs C .
r rittNstocKnotiAttiozoixis skiezz.'.4
oil compny. nu.t. tee.,
Ja.
40
u p' Muuday, Eept 14th at71 . 6 - o'clock at tut. , .
By' order of the
•', CHAS. 11 1 EgraST..
•
" 1912. •
DIIB..MAHQUIB 47, CUNNINGHAM
PRACTICING rursietilis;
\ • 110olilgri*PA.
t iromet toci doors east "of Aniteeili. note':
IWinet nltentlou given to n11'01115.. . • ' •
tivrl9.64: ly.
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CIVIL EN iNasult.d4Ouu.Vailtuu
INEW lilliGHTog, 1 1 A.
cI'RVETS. MA,P4 :ANL) rgiArxr,titi .. iI,4DE ON
CI abtxt uotice. .: . .. ~ .. • DelnB. i
r :endue's to Whereas lettere taftiment
toy-111) 0 o ibOttiOtto 01,Clietiot 3lllieug t .late of
RAcroun townetilpoleuveF coupty, -1 , 10.„•!deo bum
b u n granted •to the, tm4er4gued. al ;tenons. In
,,,bled lU Mld estpte, poi hereby notified to make
pnlitio pay atent,land Ihoen haying claims, to petulant
do tole *idlest data, to •• • . • .
T JOHN FLY, t ' - • •-!,
B. L. 3111ENitY, .
te;l9'atoo. . •, : •:11 ' ••
Beaver Seiiinary
,•, ,
tnte
FALL SESSIOIt PE,148 • & .
B,EPT.B; 180 k,
gins scilooLitid Lo s° A ND, M.II*.P3SIrOiLY
1 conducted by fruNTaylor nobble aiudatantioffers
olertvi. courtier to trio qualm Ealglloh
/or cidalognde addtepf • -• ' T. TApa.,M.
AGENTS 'WANTED FOR •
MEN • to ,UR • •
~..E WHO GOVERN. 'oobNinT,
I teaks Its laws, have fought Inallattlen, charnitithis
with their eloquence, founded ouraallagaa,tontral uat
relals, manufactories, and, Our • finaneap—alla
:Wive volume. hill of vividliptarest„./kkelikat Myr
:radon and characteristic anecdote.. rah Well lied
i.gre --41 one *Wet tooricaltr:_nna, oMownt Be
men Price tow•lo cult the thaw. • The:htemptot
well as the moat Intareetlng book pnbihiniihaliddai OSIL
MN: Sales Immense.. /Nary bodf , tranta,to +knew
the lift:lo.mq of these men. Orbit for elrenhis
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_ZEIGLBR,IIIVI3/ID.Y.di !r.••
Illikra..elocinustKU.,Cblogo,lll.or tit.,LolitkaAre •
atit.e..4i'fi.:6t.. • • , , • • i• sf•
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?run uNDERSIIINED tirAt k LaAttillt - LOT' OP
t. Purr Dome*tie Wine; , -mannitnettared-by Idennelf,
c: bL rinernett -near industry, Disi tar mutt,: Pa:,
xblrh he Oil intl . at moiteraWitteit. lbla :wtrityla
rude (nen the Onneord sod 0-ifanthlt Gripe; and wilt
t.e•ohl kv the hott , e. nr ke;.'t' •
coev.rri plautwone year old: for rata atiny Irltaltard
• CLIARLES RONDitt.:
JOS. IT :-GREET
ApcnITECT,
Igireatv - Qf Ark and .110 •
Or.r and Iteeldeucc, •• '
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LACTIMING :0 .
C I tl i Ml galn i LVt a tt lll SOthleriit . _ 3 * : 4
victim port .1411 Alid that. .De., Law‘,lllac
LI deq 40.kriei iii . • .: ~ ` !ef9gtt
'lentil.' • • " 1 .
and' mai oWmas by . . rm.
reth dtcounte'... , ~.
t.aro oe In Ittlvaigtatleit, Rochelle*. i rs'; .*
0017—iy. ... T. J. CIIAIiDLER i ta:';'
_IMITTIV Ir r 51TT1: 4 32".-' • 1
• T rap, r:IDERSIGNIM ttlii.S.Lb IiEePriCTF4 ,I . I . I I
1 iefiata the citizens
__Sicaver , and :410.1hitsi, Mal
boleti opened An °Moe In Bliaser, Pn_ for the practice
..! D. etletry. Ile bee had onelderahle exprlence In the.
riernealen. and !lettere li mail[ to he able to give gen
#.34eileterlion In lite lin hirers. .
ffrOlllee In the old .irlormly [lntel" betiding.
T.iird blmet, Deaver, Pa. All work warranted for nue
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J. . or.)snoint.
Law
J. H. CVN.II
ut.,-.vs
A.tty.'
t_ a, if ;If; , iP., MAVIISIL I , fIL, EEC. tTarael
1 INDUSTRY SALT CO.
x.uturActrvusps Ano,usazzas
iELE & COARSE SALT ,
Industry; BOAVOr CO.. Pa.
TA'l
put np in good order and warranted to give
!ntlefactlon. • •
BE
MI orders pronipily attended;lo
JEUNET,
1 ) s
' i Stotch !linker and Jenialer,
Third Street, 'Beaver, Penn'a.,
,Iti room acijelelni J. C. Wilsoles ~.dfliCa4
(:012i watches and chronometers repaired 'and war
: ,, : ,Md. F.ncrarit; done to order. •
, .
VirThe pittrmine or the public is solicited, and
W 14101.11 iniuruntml.l tan na a, VIA. ' ,
hydrae:3m. •
Cb as. 13. ,
Notary Public, Conieyaneer
and Insurance Agent.
EF:DS AND AtiltEElll{:N'lli' WHITTEN . /tND
lI ocknowledgemente token, \dc. ' ' "
Moine been duly, comm . Wooed ao Agentfor. sever
:11 first rhos lutinrance Compootee, representtng the
Fire, Life, Aerldent, find Lire ii,iteek Derertmente,
prepared to take...darned write polielet on the moot
11141111 terms. " I •
Aloe. Agent for the '"Anchor Line"' of find' doe
v(con swami. " Tickets sold to and from allirorta in
iretind. Scotland, Gerninne andl/ranc*.
Mc In Leafs brick Diamond, Rochester, Pi.
vrercs. . •
Fands./4 Heineman,
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No. ZO Sree
DEALERS l I N
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ROUSE .FIJRNISEI,ING GOODS;
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~,,,' my ER Ati'D PLATED WARE, DUTTANIA.JA
cI peened, Wooden. andiWiDner 'Ware. American
anq French Clocks. They haVcr al‘raye on band the
tullmt hig :
T. Spoons ; - :,...Ten Sena, - " F•ter e " II "' .
; I r.ve :Vence% .-, 'lr .00141eti, • wall' , 1 3 41 T
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ullle Pmke.• - -letMilya, I lei% ca,-
IN...en Poike, Salvers, Clothes Donee,
t'ollt.e Urni, I •lecAligetate • -
aprz:•rP:ly
Tin: eI:LEAPEST
, • "ory(
130ot and Shoe - Blouse
C 1 TY ,
J. H.
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WIWI:FATAL!: s COMMIS .
"on (I . * to Boob', Shoes in Robbery!. New
Y ann 11:eten Prices, th us noting 01 la-pails and
trazr it
41re, agent ior Phiindelxibin-CUY aide at
neniarturers prices.
Venntry Merchant and Shoe Dealers will rays mon
?tc.; on ine.bef we going East..
11 tY 4 } ItecelvediDallY
• ZINIf At
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o 102 Third
so e M t , , r
t. RET W ,STORE
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Homeopathio"lld* 4104 .§lmpreqp,
TE,l6Bllli HIS pawns! 111; 19211110111111 k
the citizens of flocheet ettntaindtaaNdlligh.
He wPuld - Bai that. be pays atteatteu
eery. Ilia nel :node of tipithig,lYMelle,?;
Mee Me' to onitreartili toWilOtte wum
throttle fibrillae/1.- 'MAO! slab old other ph
aurgeg and the.dlagrmes of ctlfleitlf : caeca, hs,b/klng
thnely hale& " . ..1
(Mice o» the Dleinond, 0! . 0 doinseeptfil „
store, and near!? oppoidte 31V,ofaltate Vexlel7,
aerter, Beaver aounty.,Pa.;,', , 1 „ .
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Itoiduisilsid*sdagan, !tint Ninsidadar. •::
• , Oitpadibs,raseodise.lllMlEKlßecira%
grOaaatq4adeni soPPliodnniUltgieltessnit -
supplied copes and
terobetcseall In yens 'orders.
J18119:111er:
Orie thd tirgoist . rac'ii.'Slio4iesifis•
WHOLESALE HATIIINES
le the add extenaireittid reliable Mine of.
Flee,.':.
NO: 1:311,VVOOd
„. ,Prr*sisint*
/VTR GOODE' *hit. BE BOLD AT EOM •
Rif
1,:l•deb; and will be fodnd to compare In extent and
variety with Drat class how. in New York, Tlia
Mock consists of Nen and Boys' Fm! and Wool Mita,
Bilk !yid Cassimere Bats, Nen, mud Boys Po,,Muo,
Boy* and Children! litraw Foods, Paltrileif Shit.
'ker IloodiOundowns, f.ad etrandMist*illati4imuted
and untrimmed.' Country' Iderclumli are invited lo cal
and examine our
NEW HARDWARE HOUSE.
41*ay, 1 ,,, Werra
: ..Taiporiers and Dealer-1n- ••• •
_ •
HARfIWAR 'CUT,
I s it.4r Ai -Utie: , p, ..14 1- 1' titY i',Wlt d'ilifv .
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- ..... ' 1 , 11130 *lt ',oil Illw bitorull
igititNnlittrWitentlA4lll"Getlitt.4lol, .
dialog the late doable In 'prices"; *usurp earded
tonfref oeuteriedlickulentit iltui old fibuoes wholre
carrying over ryroelill' nt.'44 price r o, country' , xer
chant:ettohld'hot WHO visit uis.wbbnjapeelv,.,.,. ~
ILinditar:Ntertit dc' Ewer,
.... \ .. '337. LIBERTY -87'R NET, • •
TEAR UM Olf DEMI.
• -PITTSBCD
tinkirajr. ' ' . • : 1111.
LIIMBER,LUMBE: It, lIIMBER
rinlE UNDERSIGNED HAVh ON LUND AND
11 offer for bale at the loavtat rates In the market. •
930.000 feet No. 1 Coturruffilloard, endowed. - •
100.000 " 2 ~
200.000 " No. 1.2 and 8 'Faced Boanis extra drv..
20.000 '• Extra Dry Flooring 11. 14 and 18 feet long.
15,000 " • " • Weatherboarding, warted
entherlenallng of all kinds made to order.
3,000 ". No. 2 Floortng, 12, 14 and Id.
2, •'" • "
1 Oak Flooring Bawds...
4.000 " 1 Clear Panne! btnff, and Inch.
Shincico and .IAtN . •
.011,010[.011,010N0. 1, 10 and 18. Inch ShinglCe, guaranteed
full count. .
200.000 , "1, Lath. (all avioth end evenly sawed.
Joky, mud Studding. -.
800,000 Loot hemlock Job , ia-and Studding, all *Lea,
Frame Stuff sawed to order. •
Wheeler's Water Di ewer. and Boardtann'ii Celebra
ted Water Elevutor, constantly kept on hand and for
Eafo. • •- • .
ersidp.
... E. P. KUHN.
t KUHN.
MaCip ; l7 .
RD ST.,
WAVER: P. 4.
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FEED I FEED 11. FEED II! - •
300 ,boodi. Coro and Otte mixed In the grain.
WO " " , .'' Chopped. for tiale,• , ; . •
At low rates, . .J. & 11. DAHR4OI(
1y#2'613:51u.
FLOUR !-FL'OtIIt!IFLOUR!!!
CHEAP AT
.
J. 13., IA A. 17.13.
BE AV Ellt:.PA.
pEST QUALITY.
25 lb,§ack $l ,
50 •
50 a " 300
Barrel• " 11 50
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SECOND QUALITY. '
25 lb Sack $1 ; 85
50a " , • , 250
b11._1 0 . 0 0.
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T. 'O.:MORGAN
GROCERMS
14:bieensware • Hardware '
NAIL% WINDOW GLASS, WOOD AND
,TVTL.LOIf r WARR,414(70 ,147" .
!FLOUB,`:B44Z I,IMOIA
Pittsbungh
pOUNIRY FRODUCE•taktin in Ex
chan g e kr El°o6-,
Good. Deiiiered Feyr .. ol Gihasga •.e.O the the
Banxiirimilk ,
? W '
Wholesale' and -Itetail\ Ilealer"
CHOICE 'FAMILY QROCERIEB
and T E AS,..
FOREIGN and,
All klndi lit l CouAlry rniducasold ' cu eogrualleital.
and prosagtaturnapadn• • •
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NO.. 49 FEDERAL , STREET,
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Couttrot ibuccea county. tbe A 1041111140,0 XXOCII..
Writ the lest lilt intld tea 44bulat JolinAndult, 13N
late of lotidtehntyleto talUthr 'puede silo
on the,rdecniscsoint NONDAYANLIPtIittb.' Mk* le
13.01 K AA (401 4: 0 7 b be4bustbilr;tetitg:cetit•ol , 4o.•
decedent; situate In iliena - tp. • iscayeenognitil,
bolinddd on die bylitids a tihrildllbyle's
on the eastltY Beni* credt.'o e south: be.+lside
Dan4tiltanstd-E444, the mitt to Um* troltinetyo!
eni. eits'ikalts..anitaliang„inout.ts human
and bufteenhiciaslitidicior ism. on wtd ar e
cteCtK
one tiro 'Wry stone dwelling+ Douai iur tog amikl
Aboutill ecrescleaced ; maw* on .tlicycetnises,and%
SAMWIrI: Weir, !Vitae& , • ,;_• • , 1
The piarduive aloney:to ne. patcht.
awn die conattnatinn otthatittathe oast* and the
tin k" —
executAnnAnd thdi f tery, °Me • •••••
• j'IMP•I4I3 • •
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Iles :JUST RECEIVED •"a scuiev.asiortment of
.;! •
which Rho offers tq'the pnblic at the .loweit. possible
rates. The stock embraces every vasSetpat Tir
Ldtes andlientlemens WoolenAiio:de
- -
Plain ranoy Yarns,
ik ' 4
. RB •• - V - t- •
- COLLAR I
. ' ' HOSIERY.
COLORED CAMBRIC'S .
EmßrpromuEs, , , .
. i 7 LIEIFS•
;D RI LUNG,
PAPER' , MUSLIN.
Also i tk . steottreent or
LA.D780 1 ..1.35E. 5 3,41ND BOIL .
A. I.i.S+J I-I A. S
which will be Tem:T.lle the meson minutest.
•
She asks a conlinnatlim• of 'tile
, painrinare of tier
friends and trerpubitc generally : ' w a ds nut u n. mad
can be bad at Lwenty•four hoard notice.
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UNDERSIGNED BEGfi•LEAVR T 0 1141 1 '0E11
. 8 - lila frletide and the public generally Abet be bee
Jolt' received a ucw,t‘tork of goods of the latent
styles for stntrati and Sunman wear.which he
offers at very moderato rates.
GE-T I TLE-VE.2W FITRIVISITING GOODS,
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Clothing Aisdo to 'order on e-phort ble
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notice.
Thentittt to the'ptibHc 'fer'lutAt Aram' I tri:,
clod() attention to bustnete-to merit a, continuance of
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ed ti wrAtohLkitentt Ivor fullysnatailts
cd by all those havingtinut experience in the
use of this valual4o-14V44t... • • .'•
The chair,continned Dr. Nye principal es.'
sayist for the next regular. beitingr t Mid, Dr.:
Winans alternat., : i . ~ . • : ~, •;4!, -
The morbid:m*4:6y, isilielogisaid Aunt ,
meant' pnenmonis:tieingon fiki•tbr pet*?
non was now taken uji,tle Chair 1 (In theAtb , ,,
sense of Dr: Meltinney, . ,who nu.
to" batii .
, opened the subject,) appointed Dr:: Jarksrin
to proceill in the discussion, which wiliilion.
tined in a very interesting manner up tii tilt
hour of adjoar2llll3/1; nearly:ail the Members '
participating. .
Piithiiis Piiimonalis, was tken selected as .. 4
the next question . for mutual, discus:don t )ind
the 'chair appointed Dr. Joseph i l icuilidi-rink .
to open the subject. , : ' ,; il,
On motion the society iuljourned,; , to- meet'
hi Rochester on the 120 ',clay of November,
at 11 o'clock, A. it.' - ' -
NICIIOOIIS is
Some interesting memoirs of the . EmPerOr
Ilicholaslontomia, have been pne
furs in Parlikhy a writer who was fonneriy
a page in his 31njesty's service. The EMpet- i
or, it will be recollected, won for himself the
'detestation of his own people and of all
rope,. by.his inhuman severity Mid - despet-
I.haye seen, sayeihe writer,hnoit it the
torereignaef !Europe, and more once
have bees{ admitted to`the honer of `diced'
conversation with:them ; but never have I eaf•
perienced . the icyAropresiton that the eleitioof
the Czar produced upon me. , :Re '4/diked
straight forward in lordly—style,---bbilleaden
I eyes coldly fixed i on pmee l operX,,pereon to
whom in turn hoeuldriesekhimself, and gam!
ing deeplyinto etiaptee With a 'Penetration
'that seemed to mink the very aeFrets of the
1 011:1 liPtiaPVliifielirc iti OAS' 10 0 4 441,i 1- .
tlmldsted ; I,
added to apb 141.101 k eo angbty,reflected
the gamll4 beiltiment. of his life, hb , atter con*
tempt for Mankind, Militia inyitical "faith in
itisOnP.4lo,l***:tioceul heig ht,
and. ly
penetrating err- stailgaw YOU setonew' •
;Firmirconvintetlihat he : represented Ale-.
'WU' power an enstb;•• persiadel
time to . his OWn-neonits:hi wed tlttlifiendetpty
61 God; abd held Vathltiln l o 6 %lirth=
rogsalles, be watched Withrlin - pieta
•
Ingjealousy sidred4oposit With Which he
believes UMelf and . itnyl'lntedtpt
actlitsthia atithotityared stn
lege, and pteved - j 7/
)claccirsioN;or Tnavoar
thO iirefeonopitatitri'ofhli. Mgr4,l4sta'.
IslimiukiefitAPoOtl, oe4 thepoet Reliefforiire
condemned Soho *um.. The Emperor etma.',l
,ed tha l deree titkir the Hasidim formula: "PO
pa donate (Oo -be Oa Theft were th j eta k r
" 6 ° llo tin O&M . eteeollon.
poet'of the highest erdorrtaleS theft° one iod 1,
to the, seatiold; dust at the moment whew the
executioner, having pawed the Appetit over
his head, hod raised .him on his, shoulders to
_launch him into eternity, the too-weak cord
!In*, itto/ ho fpU forward, bruised and bleed.
lug= • <<, 3i.:,'s < ti<
~ . Thekkuow ,notirwi 4o do anything in
*WI% 801 he, relimg himself without eVen
corning pale, 'Mot even how to WA at rope.'
,AF<Kelditnts.. ot Ada kind —Widea: being
Very rare—were always conaidered occasions
of pardon, they sent, therefore, to the Winter
Palace to know the will of the Emperor.
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Le. ii1;1 2 11 .a.ri :
r,:44111 lintecant• bas: broken?" , aahl 4fli
• es, *tie.
"Thenningse - deiat Implies
don has anth:nicise tontect•With itteintty pycp
dnoed•on theinlnd.of the Jebel?" • • •
.•"lin a rit: num, aim" -- .
"The as
frbwned.. -
4 'Whiedid Pay' r:nsked he, tieveiely:
-Al3lre; be eshl.i 'They knoit'ziot how even to
twkinnyetioansda.' P • it
"Well,. get,;-_thet: WIT°
hirif th cont
e iary. Andhn • • no.
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cariuMous Min L
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itshort,llme before the. Crimean
war , b ll l4srk mist/. ilk -Krona,.
Sea, a mpealr, en .beirOback; "
pre rated
his troppsio seated in - her car
irisle-'l2Sudderdithere appeared
Round a,cariale drawn by one horse, ind tint
stel*a.it %kilter (waders( nke. ,
i011ice);/ 'charged with o entogiophic,lettep ,
from ft.:Kineef %ISA' tir the ' barterer
S•nd Stutpreils.':•late theEMPress sitta the more
eisti.Vi.sPßNs..4o o /4,4 11 4 1 4043. 1 tars the . apt
letter, ind ran to „the. Emperor tn,Pre•
Iliad, the wets eL t rlin imisosteps, fro th .
he wse% turtisipale;rind kinds IMO tark.--: • '
1730.1etter 105 t... .1!") . ; .
s.f_ v C" Mbli l ir kt in ' 414 1 13 4. krroot. be; retMeen
sta•100 to arid finctllt, but the soldigm, ,
the aides - dec amp, the horses, have already
trodden it in the dust, arutthe pouf enve
lope cinnotbe four& ! • • 7
"What ails that animal r asked the •F.m
peraref One' ot , lds aides-de-Camp: , • ,
.41. do not know, pm!' • •
"Well, and sski,hint, and bring me his
IV ,
he' a e mp spurred big iioise,,an d
fir the bps of the•Poorfeldjaguer he learn
sulltsph letter from the King of :
Ahe lapel!** of , Russia bad.; been
woug 1 the Czar, the information
'of Nicholas 'blended 'instantly;
iregion *sit kiootny , and
it:Att,this, man younielf;ond
Mg hlm:,to cornmunicata with
~ , Onditct tim to Siberia: Lett him
ligusto itcaed; but let hint r:nevpr
win Europe, '
le-immpots . well as we unhaOpy
were both tb setont; withiatt even
I cAr bc9tlN ktr. this journey ofjwo
toted. The aid 2 de•cantp rern•
intim afterwant and 'was rceoni
nometiorr from the Emperor, but
alder was doubtless dying or dead
ihorhood of, Tuba*, such faults
4g,esicapml an amnesty.
istanew witnessed the ohel am
relate) were not rare In the life of
. One morning.in.thespring,whea a
the Neva
,had rendered its crossing
nelilOthi,' the Eniperar, on looking
indew of hlaWinter!Palaee, saw a
d Watehliig,ln evident stupefac•
dtrecting'fitiriself by leaps. from
lee to another, toward the bppo:
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Ls a peasant _who- pas.. s bet. be'
Atha Neva Mr twentY;live roubles,
as . trying to gain thelreshrd."- - +
bhA twenty five :lashes," koplifid
'ld'chotas; "a mark who nsks6Ve.tht this . mis
erable vr , ay - siould be capable of anything for
Money.'
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Vit a ltigh Awil he. 'YWliatc,out,
ebb What 'teo6e he hes for
To .e desperate caprice of the same kind is
due the construction of the railroad from Fit.
Petersbnig to Moiedw, called the Nicholas
Railroad.• The Emperor hadlin his court a;
certain general, !Ciento:dead' a disagreeable
person, exceedingly, unpopular, and. of equiv
ocal fidelity but who psedby ,his reticence
and promptness inroxecutingioniers. When
the:real Was_decided upon' br a council of
nimisters, and its erection considered urgent,
map'of itiviiiativas brought to the Czar who
was tallied to look over the'course designated,
by the different 'etigineersAnd give his prefer
ence. ' Nicholas, .without saying a ' word;
took the map, marked a iitglit.l line frau
Moscow to BC Petersburg; dud said ,to the
I stup4ed engineers!: •, ' ,
Thbi Is thii)ipc orthe railroad." I
Mit, they sill' cried; "impossible. .Your
natire to l undertakci` such "a
~ i rbhidixilobide Crewing; In the
desert." • " • " ,
No ..one to undertake% when Icommand
to be dope'!" said Nicholas.' ; "We shall
Ana'signalling'te frOni a cor
'tier: • • . .
Laid. he, "do you-See this
y eso d re. 0..1i •• - , •
' This Ls s , new railroad I'prbposo Coast itici,••
ing finny empire. ',
Sire, it is magnificent!" , •
You think sot Will you `charge yourseg.,
then, with the qiecution of my orders r, • ,
"With the greatest; fileasute, sue., it xiati,t.
hisjeityUiders it. ' 'But the funds,,the funds
"Don't be troubltd about •them. Ask for
rill the Money you. want— , - - -
44,l_nrnior to flip engincen
r ...Arun see , "
said Nicholas to. them, "I can
taldn wlthentyon. :I Will build my own
*9 construction of this rhea latitad
ten year' - It did DCA aevUte one 'inch from.
thelite marked outtylho ImPerillfinger.;
and leaving online side; at about a dies
of tom leagues*, , the , "M no •
agni of Na
Tier and is host of stthenhequally
imfl.ottant, •It traversed . : in. the. midst of
mindietvandwoodii, nothing but inim,ense
soltitudests hundred and ilk kiloreettes
`iifirorixail cost Basis , font :liiradre'd M lßon-
Qtnca-y¢,little more, than . . belts million I
kilometre , -Of which the ,devoted Kleinml
'cher, but that sit a matter of course. took a
good share.' •Nicholaii, toiiiver, Was right
in saying wean could resist bin]. -
, •
cants os'ciLukAcrz'
.virl* *1)1141114 unworthy asoverign, and ,
.
tholo l a delicacy astonishing in . a man of
Both keharicter the met contrary qualities
angdifEbti ldee d . themielves in b huh=
dra ikts:of e life. insiailetiohe night
taw hini &tend' a poor Jew in the face, aud
accompany the act withAP s nuktit_enormotts
oaths, becanie,'ln giving light to the postil-
Ikon .thltßerUn.lioperbd , , he hid•awalosn
ed hint With a sturl.by throwlig-iheillght• of
lti lintert luto his face. ;4%14,4 Warsaw,
"bottle Went to re Live the KIN: of Plus
•abt- mid- the Ethperor of Kustifet; lie took
Francis Joseph into his arms to force him to
occupy ; the seat io.fltopog in a carrlNPN:',Fhlgh
youpg An'perci was uUvrilllng to_ accept;
LOntitesy, Itco3idlig toll° ' Coetticl4 — that
=did have ezitetlyimited•hifn , ;' - 4 •
i lfet ode man, so rude and zohinghty,
dotted Dtvat.ifnlen7 Alva 41 011011 9 •.9i• wed
mut; Obe.yer)r retunung from a,
whbre he bad almost' frozen, he stop
pedut the bottle of4lady; wham .he knew to
•be is 111-healthomd met the &clef ht the'
waning-room. ~• •, •e • - •
?mild he . to the
&get •
7 •` t Vefi ttert The cold of St , Po
teriburg kJ, ing Mr.!'
"Alo the cold is injuring heri Feel my
hands. They are frozen, are they not ?"
"Very cold, sirs."
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' 4 litr4 `.I : will :iiiit' 1 - ens :until - ttei filo
warm: I muted - in:it for the World2intrea.
b er a u g ,ad 7"; ~,: ... . :., 5..., 'A..•. , , ..,,
• s And.thathe Emperor : wail& tn,thls sort of
an Ant,cehanitper, talking to. the Doctor, until
his haiids Zesamed.their natant! warmth. •
Strange'4iiracterf Curiput rnittures of
Ringo god good: qualittek -ofintknees ' and
Broodier; bra* szniehinalroils.colnageons;
event() temerity, and distruothl. eve" to pol
troonery, equitable and trim:3l4l, generous
and "cruel, at once thi3 friend' of ' ostentation
onll of simplicity'! "the • slace who magttlt
cent, his court splendid ;the Inwtionsnese of
his courtiers dazzling, while In his own per
son, his habits anti testes,..bs il4ented.nnAln
Pee t kikaiiiititlX , llhLwosting •CabinWsias
almost bare ; be slept 4waye.on ikettraP bed.
The ohincia.if)SiaffanNiand'of - hhi mil lii
ry cloaks, was proverbtal at St. Petersburg
Worn outaileceffin different places, they ev
idenced; by their- high* neitanse, how'cutre
'fully thersirerep At' lb - repasts,
mq .
even, he , drank - no- -wine he never smoked,
and the odor of tobacco no disagreeable
to him that it was forbi 11, not only in the
Winter Palnce,' but in the s to of St. Peter*.
burg. Bien the-43mnd DelkeAlpiander, the
Czar truly, and an inveleridtr; smoker, was
Obliged to idt, under the nuostelPiece r to enjoy
the luxury ofd cigar in the Impatal pithia.
sat Erusa rmudx.
, •
The character, tbe•conduct, ttiti whole pot.
!tics of the Emperor Nicholas mfy be emb
ed in the word pride. Hifritling within wait
pride, a gride incommensurable, a pride such
as neither Louis XIV, Henry Vll4 por SO kr—
man the magnificent—those three crowned
repnieeniatives o 1 capital ilins=c' ould ever
waL . The Idea of humiliation would hail
him Smiling, so entirely he believed such. in
eientimpoodble. It may be truly said :hat
he never submitted, for the first repuLict be had •
tci suffer killed him.
'''/Itlit . pride hi him passes all bounds, and
tpu e, souietimes on the aberrations 0(4
Ffetaltabtutisai One day, one of his tades-.de
camp -clime to him very much tinned, and
throwitig hi/ itself at his feet i
7." Sire," erted he, "I beg your ..3fajesty . to
grant the a favor." . - - .
"Speak.' " 1 / 4
"Permit me to fight a duel."
"Never I" replied the Emperor.'
. hair. a horror of duels. In his
eyes, all blood was criminally shed in Russia
that was net for the country or in its service,
and lien punished the guilty in this respect
most severely.
. I sin dishonored. It, is necessarY for
tale to tight.'
•
"What do you say rep
, "I have been struck in the face." i
'".th 1" sttid the Emperor contracting his
brows.% "But know I canno t permit a duel.'
You mast crane with Inc."
And Laklitkhira by the arm, he conducted
him herons the assembled court, and, in the •
presence, of.all kissed him upcia the offended
cheek.
mGo,now,". Said he, "and resutlle• youi
tranqhilltyahe affront is washed ont'•,
. _
turn affairs had taken.' But after the battik
otAlma - the truth had to be, confessed. A
courier . , Colonel A.. was dispatched,to bhp in
greatliaste. He received ordcrsto repair
uumeduttely to-Czar.
IL what - news ?" said the Emperor to
him brusquely, giving him scarcely. time to
enter or fulfil the accustomed formalitlea of
etiquet.
"The tattle. has been fought, sire?.._ - -
"Finish !" said the Emperor with an emo
tion that caused his usuallt9lltto voice to
tremble:
"Alas i—"
"You ray—s"
"Fortune haslailed us."
are—?"'
" ease beaten, sire."
The Emperor arose from his scat.
"It ispnpossible," said he, in a quick:imp
, "The 'Russian army has taken flight."
"You lie l" cried Nicholls with a frightful
explosion of anger.
"Sire—" ,
"You lie Mysoldiers never fly."
"Sire, I havo•toldyotrihe truth." .
"Yoe ,; say, yen Re I"
'And his eve beaming wrth'anger, his lips
contracted, his hand raised, he threw himself
on the military courier and tore off his epau
lettes.
"Go .• You are nini , only ii soldier."
The unhappy. colonial, pale' with shame,,
smothered his rage.and'the tears that rose 'to
his eyes, went out, his .roul to deoPoir
hardly had lie reached the stiii,"case, when he
,Imard thit voice of *the kmperor begging, his
return, ' Ile retrnoed , his'ettepi: and Nicholas
running to meet him lirdently begged pardon
or his 'brutalityAnd offered for his seep. .
tance the post of aid-de-camp. '
"May your Majaity hold me exedra]," re-,
plied the poor.ofticer ; "for in taking off my
epaulettes, you have deprived me of my hon
or. - I leave : them i mi yourlierula with my dis
missal." • '
."You are rightwriPited "It' is
. .
not In my power to repair the offence of my
Nasty .A.h I we are both unhappy,
and L. am vapirdribed. : „Tesicompletely van
riulided
lAnd, he walked up and dowriwith ft agi
tated step, like a subdued ilerrin - bis (trite — , his
heart bleeding ei,ith.tho .weund, given. his
pride. • , ,
"Go leave my empire.; 6 ' Continued be, ruin
inglo Colonel A-14-4"and pardon tiro. We
must not meet again. • Both °lns would sue
fer toe much pain in each otberti madam."
.
IlluzerStralegT.
In One of Caen.` Sherinan's great moves Oen.
Blair colimanded a dridon in adveinee t
that had our narrator; with has. brigade, as
part of the lotto.' One Morning the co,lninii
came tO a halt: 'The men fell out,:and hour
after hour went by in'idloness:' At Tait one
friend rode lathe front; irk foiled Gen. Blair ficontioiterinithe'tahnO 3 of if bid
a' Beale oit'theietirtititilte
Diming abouriu k,very fitorptekrua" , rummer.
Gehl Blair had fixeditis headquarters for the
time under some shasty.trecs. and_ through
"-field ibt/ises of cocktail was try :. ,
trig to oomprehesidithel situation: • IS;this hal
was.being eillcleutly4Wed by, his staff. :
At last !Li milt* .volanteered to 0414
'hOrse over, and reconuoltre, in person. — Oen.
1 Prank oonsented;' . and- ordered., the man "to
•strlp naked before plunging in. The orderly .
tithProstetit.fad.ae2l4l9o. ht•
itrner' ta .44 rman mimed ,
thentelning of dill ho'c aid
. (Rm. real* . e•pirtlited. . . • -
• "Tut, tut, reo ~~oo ialedBher a,in.hlsauick .
nervous way, 'at's AnAnry well fop this
ltraie fbritrar; but it 'biti't Witr. - Rem fetch
the a oleo Of artillery. Sow, ity'`good' fel
low, be continued tp.the !Mittelman onm
mand otthe•pn, "HPellariotl Alia land
*Obeli to the roof oribl:-Impr without 41t
- order was obeyol,-and hr tive minutes
a boat came over to say that the house was a
hospital. with a few sick and wounded Con•
federates left in it.
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tbacmads from. ,4zde_ 4 1n !OK Is Atalket
stearreCtrii to Ow
Ad itiP9l4 Inlnlfd *her ,3 " 1 "
noon=litertkie Ann, 4 lolo PIM+
Frank MIMIC' anent Electlionearkas
T• • " •
iFrom the Da Molabi (tows) Thalstiti) ,
tf hiutlnbitria otificentlattitak"
ton need never'have:iisked lf will LS**
wine. - It Frank were asked biniselt be - iredift
ne doubt be honest, antral: . Itio, that* .
I'll takswidrity.nand.theartswer en.
y show his faithful .devotkor to. Dettunratie
principles. The leaders .of tits patty which
has hoitted him 'all a•mndidate, danyirwhowev
er, that Frank indulges in' rmithln , bat as.
Bert that he is as tern Erie as him.
self. Perhaps. bh• ',when .it .itome—but
when abroa4be Isn't, as wewillstmer,.l •
On Sunday, AkUgust only over
fortnight age,Frank B r, warn at St. Joseph.
'Mo., on his way to'the Mountains • to attend
,to his duties m nne of the cibminissinners of
the PacifloßaTlroad. Iftilmin Mining from
St. Joseph to Council Bluth, he hired some
railroad ;laborers to. Atha him throojlh ens
hind-car. With a hill snpply,of Frank's fit . •
trorite beveragetr„itboitrd, they started, but on
ireaching Hamburg, %FreinoriC•oottnty: of this
Btate, they bad fretzne.ati 4 demotidlzor that
they laid op for reptdm 'Arriving there in
the afternoon:lliad "Mania/id; Abe ntlimad
eatin g h?tueltr , Prllliii- BcaviU et akeillain
guished genius of th new • ;4 • bad his,
presence annonntorte 4W 1. Who soon.
attnef AlSElting, so t rans. tli-tritt •• • •• " •
. well, it rans. ... that t. • -
aged me inuphogod. .$ j! or Pe.
park? *evens drib* edenDhfit . 7
go, and t tbe "h,Pud.ccigli" --- 3 1 . 1114311 °
of chew Thenolse orvfhtteter
attracted quite a - crowd, -- u alc !amid a
All
Blairgive em - -more a
ground and lofty tumblinsiolluut they baief
ever seen In a circus.-. 30 drunk did he dual
ly, bccome , that ho war: picked .up ; trona lib
Boor andmrried bodily to bed by., :twoume,,
and put away out ofsight ,of the ;ti tt e ring..
• .
crowd.
, These litMetnenta aro trail and hxtfliptitible.
IVp Aosve tho testimony •of -ouVorol l teliebto
men who bow all we lißxe, reka94l 3 TE ,
tdii.' Mr. Scoville, the Diopiloior of A
ea e
WI, expressed his wil liagows• tiirtiyikilt '
vi clan he' initenkt tOgir 10VOW Ptifitcn -4
dtsP4ire-thAckii;ji ; ~,_ :i,' tr it:3 ,;• .;-
. Did you ever ti".Bl.ltittthly of thp InsU•
men mid , the borse•tradiali 7: 1 . .'.' l ': ' .
how.ikas : : • . -•. •.
"Well, secinga!dish of gritted. luirselsdish.
on the table where thay.buil,stopped for din
nor, eiieL laelpeillilnisOriorgelY to, tlul &lug,
:upposing it tube (nava Da ifotatil orAquasig'
and the first puttink a forkf I into his inoutl,t tf
jerked out his liiinkeichict inn ills trowscrs
unit commenced wiping his eye
"What troubloyery Jommy"-Inquired his
comrade.
"Sure, and I was thinkin' of my poor old
father's death wheif be was bung," he rup}i•
cd. •
Presently the other taking as freer of the
pungent vegetable, had as sudden nee forth
handkerchief, when Jemmy. olly.i4quiredi
"And what trouble* yer .V 4.1!
`•••Troth," hci reolled,!'gmt, you wastri.hong
wit t ynior flit: ,
dead; one was. punished bf:reiittrCtuartlrre- -
two never saw a battle; and lihs left Owens, 61
inegrao 9 , Of the rei l / 441 11 g°14.11 1 1 .ri
wain* , weight hut that *OB octukki /
not dolor the coppers to 'couitt on so
votes, unless they giyethit*Eamo,tc•
and to such rebels TO Widelliutptork
Besuregard. and their • ibillevs. Tho' *0761;4 ,,
as a body aro* unit for their- oninu .. )
Some other gamumusqre trial.-; NOX • -
io 3 h- 1 • •
Baagnnes • Balcony MR f-
The following excellent hit is from'AbeNti;
grad Revlon', which appeared in the--good
old days of the New York, Mtwara at the'
cprner of .131 oadway audithe Bursary,:
I Mr, Megrim *as sr tting in Ms office the,
museum- the Other' thy.'wheii . be Lea +d" a
knock at tire door. • -
"Eouresin;;lsaid ha 4, 24 , 1:f. I. r'
The t docropened, and a trombOnd entere4..
Mr. Bangum star er. Tho trombone Atria .01-
lowed-by hn arm, *and the Mitt by a'body ' th e
body belonging+to no less a 'lrellotritge,lllauf
Mr. Eh Fant. , * •' ":
"Mr. Bangraml" said-Mr.-Fart, inquiring
ly
"Thut's my name,'" said the gentle:wt..
"Good morning," name,",
Mr. Pant. , .
"Good morning." said•Mr: Bingu '
trt.
"I see that yon hare icband on your Dal.
cony." began Mr. Faint, . • .
"Yes." said Mr. Ilangnm. . •
"And I came. to *co 111 could get. a shear
tion•ae trombone."
"I presume you can," said Mr. •
front two to LIMO intherafternoon; and ds to . •
eight ip the evening." • .1
"What is' the place worthj?",seld Mr. Fant.
"Five dollars a week ?"said Mr. Bangum, . _
Inquiringly.,
•:"Very said Mr. rani Withireat
isfaellon. He :had not expected terra , tbsiti' •
three or.four.. , •
• "You caul begin today. it you , like," xaba ,
Mr. Bangun. "The payments arc 7.7p0i1t." •
"Verywell," said Mr. Fant ••
,In accordance with this 'greet:dent;
Faut's trombone did duty fora week fon Bog.
inn, and very hard too, did Mr. Fent 'lslam •
away tin Ms. tomberie. At the end of tho ivqsk,
he called Bangum for his week's ederj. •
"I.*lll nmke out *bat ifyearr •
Ban.: • .1 •,,:
"I l fron. please," said Mr-Fant. , L ,r ; , ~ • •,
.After a little turning over , Of ,leareit . ,and
competing cif Debits, Mt..'Bitgabi banded
him the bill. , He reed -it r;ver 'treed, belles,
three times, looking every tWrial iniete 'and
more mystified. At lastrhe -
"Mr. Bangtun,you have made
take here, I believe." . .
"Eh," saud Mr. ItanguM, "net that: I ran i
Aware of." •
• "Yes," saki Idr••Fecrit, smiling. He - couldn't •
help smiling to think how Mr..Bangam would
laugh,when ho learned whero themistake.
. .
was. . •
-Its lather a lUnny Mistake. ' I don't' see •
how voo carnet° make IL ' The. bill reads—'•
"Mr. Eli Font to
Mr.Pf
g T..Ba o tg b utai e D r.
'Mus T um-2 p rth ge W e ek en di ng D a yy.l
n 5
d B a „
"Well,” said ,Mr. Kliolkrre It was
five dollars, wasn't.le - r'
"Ye-
F s," mud lir: Fent, perplexed. "I, be-
'here It was: 'But I don; lo o k '
at 'it that
'•
• •
In what light did you look at it?" said'
,_•l3angum.• • , • '
Mr. Fant, still more perplex,
03,•*1 114pirglit you paid are Svo,dollsrs, not
ou."
I ~"Oho l no." said Mangum... la •
thaatate of the ease,' There are quite ovum
bee Of persons Wade city who ;Irish to Prac
tice inch instraments, bat cannot &int si
Homo on account of disturbing tire neighbors
so I lot.tliem a standing up place) in tiro par- ,
cony ; and each - gentleman who'comei ' gore '
brings what instrument he likes,' and pretty:Es
whatever he .'wants to, without &startling
anybody; that, Is anybody we care antldag
about."
The officodoor opened; and the trombone
went out followed by Mr. Flint ; white Mr
Bangum proceeded to mato out his hills
against the other instruments. Mr. rant has
since given up the trombone.
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