4
it
liOtl
Sffa (ifjxluwMmt
-AND-
? labllshcd ovcry Friday morning
In i the Oolumblnn Building near tlio
j Uoart House, by
'OiCABIlEa D. BROOKWAY,
Editbr tvnd Proprietor.
Terms'.' Two dollnra n year, pnyn
bio In advance.
JOB PRINTING of nil descriptions
executed with neatness and dispatch,
at rcasonablo rates.
m,o(iCBmiiu; dihkotoiiy.
XOES AND TINWARK.
JACOBMETZ, dealcrln stoves & llnwnrc, Mnln
BU, ftbogj yurt lioiisc. vl-nl.1
AwMJIRUTEIlT, stoves nnd llmvnre, ltiM-crt
.'"l()oS, Main st.. v.fst of Murket. V1-HI3
V( CLOTHING, AO.
DLOWENllEltrJ, merchant tnllor, Mulu St., 2i
; floor nbovo American Imuse. vl-nn
JW. CHEMnEUMN. wliole-ilennil renin iicni
," er in clothing, ttc; Unrtinim's building, Mnln
street.', ! , ' vl-nu
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, AC.
linvmi ........ I , .....I nnntlicmrV. l--
I. chance block Mnln si. vl-nl3
EP. LUTZ, dmgglst nnil npotheenry, llnpert
. block. Main St., west of Mnrket. vl-nll
CLOCKS, WATCHES, AC.
Jli
P.NItY'ZUrriNOEn.Wfttchcs Clocks Ac.Mnln
.street near West ft.
LOUIil 'BEHNIIAnn, watch nnd clock maker,
pear soutueastcorucr Mnlunnd lroii8ts. vl-ull
SK.8AVAOE, dealer In clocks, watches nnd
. jowelryMftln St., Just below American
ouse. , t ' vl-nll
ROA'rHCABT,wtcli and clock maker, Mnrkct
st,, below Main. vl-n I.)
'BOOTS AND SHOES.
G
t niinWH lirtrtt n,1 ulini(im1t..r lnltl Rl l-fil
(, opposite Court House. vl-nl l
l Ror,r.EUE1t,mnnnrncturer nnd dealer In boots
A and shoes, Mnlnsl., opposite Eplicopnl church
vl-nll
TIENIIY KLEIM, manufacturer nnd denier In
11 boots and shoes, groceries etc., liist lilooms
burg Main st. vl-ull
I1. ii ' 1 -
l.rvAVllJ jlfiTZ, boot nnd shoemnker, Mnln fct..
JJ, poloWiHaitmnira store, west orMurketstreet.
vl-lil.1
UltOFESSIONAL.
"'t K. EVANS,'M. D. snriicon and physician south
tl side Main at,,' below Market. - vl-nl.'l
t1 It. B.'J. Kinney surceon dentist, teeth extrnct
. episcopal wnurcn. v'"''j
I T U. M'KEIiVY. M. D. snrReon nnd physician
ij north side Main st., below Market. vl-nl.l
N'T 0. BUTTEIt, M. I), surgeon and Physician.
) Market st.j above Main. vl-nU
tTU H.' 0. HOWUIt, surgeon dentist, Mnln St..
U above court house. vl-n 13
I T B.llOBISON.Attorncyat.Law.Olllco Hnrt
man's building, Main Btreet. vi-nM
PI U IKELEIt, Attoriiey-at-lJiw.Olllce, 2d floor
I In HiRhnntm lllnclf. iifnr f hrt "Kiphnnpn IIo-
'Cl T V311I
I MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS.
l,'ifRS.Ei MJNE, Millinery nnd l'ancy Goods,
jjlMaln Street below Market.
'?irIS8 LIZZIE ,BA1HLUY, milliner, liamsey
i.'llbnllalng. Main st. vl-utl
ll lIISS a;D.',WBBB, fancy goods, notions, books,
.ill stationery, north sldo Mnln street below Mar-"jet.'-
't: VI-U13
7 PETEItMAN, millinery and fancy goods op
f' J poslte Episcopal church, Mnln st. vl-nll
."f US. JULIA A. A HADE BAH1CLEY, Intllcs
1? il cloaks and dress patteriu, southeast corner
llaln and.westst.1 Vl-n43
WISS M. DEItniCKSON, millinery and fancy
goods Malnat., opposite Court House, vl-ull
U K3. M,'B,FUBMAN, milliner, .Main st., below
, II Hantaan'! store, west of Murket st. VM3
c.
. MIIH MISijES'ltAltMAN millinery and fancy
' I goods,Moln street Just bclowAmerlcau house.
J ' vl-nll
A HOTELS AND SALOONS.
T I.EACOCIC, oyster and eating saloon, Amcrl
U can House, Main St., llnlucr Lencock superin
tendent. V1-U15
ClSirlDMYEH.ft.JACOBY, coufectloury, bakery,
II and oyster saloon, wholeialo and retail, Ex
Jiafigo.block, Malnm. vl-m3
?OC A WLRB,. confectionery, bakery, aud oys
1 ter saloon, wholesale and retail. Main St., Just
low Iron. vl-nl.l
"7XCIIAKGE HOTEL, by Koons A Clark, Main
j U, opposite court house. vl-nl.1
1 MEKICAN HOUSE, by Joiiw Lkacocic, Main
A St., west of Iron street. vl-n!3
.JOKKB HOTEL, by O. W. MAVOKll, east end of
Main st. vl-nl.1
1 J) BTOIINEB, refreshment saloon, Mnln St., Just
Ot above courthouse.
vl-nU
: rOONS 'ft CLA11K, refreshment saloon, Ex
V change hotoll vl-nl.'l
MEHCHANTS AND GIIOCEIIS.
p JACOBS, Confectionery, groceries etc Main
,f; St., above Court House, vl-ulil
1 H.MILLER, dealer In dry goods, glocerlea,
i. oueensware flour, salt, shoes, notions, etc.
exchange block, Main street, vl-n U
" If 'KELvY.NEAL A Co., dealers In dry goods,
-l groceries,, flour, feed, salt, fish, Iron, nails
jtc,thorlheascpriier Main and Market st. vl-nl.1
HVO. IIOWEll, hats and caps, boots aud shoes.
Main st., above Court.llouse. vl-ul.1
r f C MAIt'lt, dry goodH nnd notions, soutliwest
' J. corner Main and Iron sis. vl-tii:)
nN" V
J. BUOWEIt, dry goods, grcM'cries, etc,, north-
f. I , west corner Main and Iron sis.
vi-nu
W ' Ai BECKIjEY, Keystone shoe store, books and
'r La stationery, .southwest corner Market ntid
jl llKlU stS. Vl-UU
i-nrrlLLIAM ERASMUS, confectioneries, Main
St., near the railroad, vl-uia
MENTJENHAT.T.. penprnl stork nf tiierchnn.
dlseand lumber, comer of Main street ami
wick road. vl-u!3
'
'.'T J. HOUBINR, dealer In dry goods grcerles etc.
i, J Shlve's block. Main st below 1 1 on vl-n)3
ur-. '
jr K. aitlTON, Groceries A Provisions, south
.least corner Main and Iron Streets. vl-ull
W", r-
l"9. SLOAN, dealerln choice dry goods, llousp
lrV keeDlnsBoods. fresh groceries, etc.. etc. Main
ori.t.,J opposite court house. v-lnl3
M'.w. i i .m- iii. -
irj.
?K.EYEIti
merles and general merchandise
Malm
i vesi, vi-n
''f T. BHA-SXkas, dry goodr, groceries, boots.
'IJ,,oeji.et.hlVupcrt block, Main St., west oi
larkeC.Sjjjj$gv ' vl-n I J
cilAMRT3t. E. IIAYHUHST, Dealers In
Joottown( south ld e, two doors aboe Urotst'
., fraEonmakRriihop. v -nl.
f MISCELLANEOUS.
. Bl. Vrlokou Mulnst., west of Market st. vl-ii
r ytf tUnVY T ..-..lt., mn.na (,.-.. b.am.
.i1 J. THORNTON, wall paper, window shades,
p. undflxturcs, ltuirt block. Main st. vl-n 13
' V ' 1 V
r ItOSENSTORK. nlintnirrm.her r.Tchniiirn
block. Main at., opjioslte court house. vl-n!3
IT U'.HAMPLE A CO. Mnchlillsls.PstBlooms.
11 L hnrnr iiearratlrosd. (stiuim iimde at short
E7( lire- -machinery mode and repaired, vu-n'-l
X X 8. KUIIN, dealer In meat tallow, ete,. Chern
ir ,,",l-',R,,e3,-,,oclnr American hfise, vl-mi
""'n .J. BIDLEMAN, Agent Mnnson's Copper Tn
p. bular LlghtnlngUod. v2-ull
JTJ.B. PURHELL, saddle, trunk and larness
WJ maker. Main St., below couit, bouse. vl-nW
. f-
itt'p FOaTEB, aine Maker, and White nnd fancy
U Taniier,H9ottowu, vl-n.7
HtunUJOMsnURO LUMBER CO., manufacturers
Dand dealers In Lumber, of all kinds, pinning
- iui earui,rttiiroau. vi'
. ftH-J ' -
- 1 -WITilAN, marble works, near southwest
' A. cugawMaln aud Market sts. vl-ul.1
'SiR HRJtiLKIt,deoU'r lu pianos, orgaus nnd
olf.IV.imeloioas.atO. W.CoreU'sfurulturu rooms
fl' W--B. vl-nH
rKU ItOBlltNH, liquor dealer second door from
Ut nrlhwMtruer Main and Iron sis. vl-nll
f WITr PEACOCKjNotary Iblle, northeast corner
II Mtiln and Jhakel st. vl-nU
,Tf .UN A. rUNSTON, mutual and cash rates fire
il Ihwrance coiiipuny.uorlbeastcorner Main and
nnuSVr". vl-ull
jstlV-
l,J!l'CAMUEI, JACOUY, MarWe and Brown Btono
V,, O Worlts.EastBloomshuiB.IleiwIckroad, vlu!7
Mar
',1.
VOLUME III NO. 15.
OHANGKVILLE D1UE0T0UY.
DTt. O. A. MEOAUOKL, physician nnd surecon,
Mnln st., next door to Hood's Hotel. vl-nl7
BUICIC HOTEL and rorrcshment saloon, by
Win. Masteller cor, of Mnlunnd l'lne nt.vliU7
mVAV HOTEL, the, upper house by John Hny
O der. Main st nbovo l'lne. V1-U47
TTAUMAN IlItOTHEIW, TnnncM nnd mnnnrhr
II tuners uflcnthcr, on Main St., below UoouV
Hotel. V--IH7
D
AVIt) HEUIUNO, Hour and Grist Mill, nnd
ucaieriu grnui, aiiunirccu vi-nn
BOWEH & lir.ItniNO. dealer In dry Roods,
groceries, lumber nnd genernl Merchandise
Mnln st. VMH7
TOHN FHYMIIIE, saddle nnd hnrnessinnker
) .Mulu st.. above the Bwnu Hotel. vi-un
A A E. W. COLEMAN, Merchant tailor nnd
Uent's furnishing goods, Mnln St., next door
to the brick hotel. vl-n 17
MH. llAYIIUltHT.CloclcK.Wiitclies nnd nuns
repaired. Guns and Watches for sale, Mnln
at., below l'lne. vl-iU7
JAM lis 11. IIAUMAN, Cabinet Mnker, nnd Un
dertaker. Mnlu HU, below l'lne. Vl-nl7
ICHAEL C. KELLER, Confectionery, Oysiers
O.C., on i uiu ou, uukwt'eu .uitiu mm .mil.
i. it
II. AC. KELCHNEll.lllacksmllus.oll Mill
Street, near l'lne. vl-u!7
1LI.IAM IJKI.ONO, Hhocmnltcrnnd mnnufnc-
turer of lirlclc, Mill HI., west or l'lne vinw
' EWM IT. BCHUYLEIl, Iron founder, Machln
Jlat, and Mnnuractuier of plows, Mill Ht.vl-m
MILES A. WILLIAMS A Co.rnnncrsnnd Man-ufncturei-s
of leather, Mill Slieet. vl-n!7
JOHN KELLEIl, Boot nnd Hhocmnker, Pino
street, opposite tho Academy vl-ul7
i 11. HI'.HUINO A llltOTHEn, Carpenteisnnd
L. Builders, Main Street, below l'lne. V1-UI7
SAMUEL HIIAItPLKHS, Mnker of thellnyhurst
Grain Cradlo. Main Ml. v2n5.
TM. IIAHMAN, saddle nnd linrnesH maker
. Oranmivlllo, opposite l-'ramn church. vl2nll
OATAWISSA DMECTOKY.
SUSQUEHANNA or Brick Hotel,H.Kostebauder
proprietor, south-east corner Main nnd Second
Street. . V2-U12
H. CUEAHY, dry goods, groceries, and gen
eral Merchandise, Main Street. v2-nl2
SI). IHNAIID, dealer In stoves nnd tin-ware,
. Main Street. -2-nl2
TM, II. A11HETT. attoruey at law.Malu Btreet.
VIJU
GILUUUT & KLINE, dry Koods, erocerieH, nml
general mcrcIiaiulUc, Alulu Htreet. v2-nl2
r ICKILKU, bllllnnl saloon, oysters, and Ice
U. cream In season Main Btreet. v'!-nl2
B
P. DALLMAN, Merchant Tailor, Second St.,
, Uobblns' Building. v2-nI8.
D
n. J. IC. nOBDINB. Burgeon and Physician,
eecouu est,, ueiow main. y-uio.
JB. KISTLEH'Cattawlsallouse'Korth West
. Corner Main and Second Streets. v2-nl8.
M,
M. 11H0I1ST, dealer In General Merchandise,
Dry Goods, Groceries Ac. v2-uls.
LIGHT STREET DIRECTORY.
PETEIt ENT, denier In dry goods, groceries,
Hour. feed. salt. llsh. Iron, nails, etc.. Ltubt
street. vl-nl5
JTEItWILLIOEll, Cabinetmaker, Undertaker
aud Chalrniaker. vl-ms
H
F. OMAN & Co., Wheelwrights, nrst door
above school house. vl-n 16
M
KS. E. XLINEi millinery aud fancy goods.
TV, BANICEY, dealer In Leather, Hides, Bark,
i) etc. Casli paid for Hides.' vl-ul6
w
M. M. ENT, dealer In stoves and tin ware In
uuiis uraiicnes. vi-mu
fOHN A. OMAN, manufacturer nnd dealer in
' boots and slides. vi-liGI
J. LEISEIt, M. 1). Surgeon nnd Physician.
Oftlco at Keller's Hotel. V2-H27
ESPY DIRECTORY.
" 1). WEKKHKIBElt, Boot nnd Rhoo Store
. and mnnfuctory. Shop on Main street, op-
poslte steam Mill. v2-m0
TJSPY STEAM FLOURING MILW, C S. Fowler,
Pioprletor. v2-nl(i
Bi
P. REKIIIATIP, ABItO., dealers In dry goods,
groceries, nnd general merchandise, vliiill
T,
W. EIlOAU, Susquehanna Planing Mill nnd
Box .Manufactory. v!2nll
BUCK1I0RN. DIRECTORY.
MO. AW. II. SHOEMAKER, dealers In dry
goods, giocerlcs and general meichandlse.
Flibt store In south end of town. v2-nia.
JACOB A WM. HARRIS, dealers In dry goods,
groceries, drugs uud medicines. Kiist store tn
north end ot town. v -nlH.
JEUSEVTOMNDIUMCTOHY.
TACOli A.HVISIli:u,dcalerln Hides, Uather
tJ Ihirk -tc. MudlHun towubhlji Columbia county
I'll, vi-uiu
HOTELS AM) SALOONS.
JXCIIANGE HOTEL,
1-J-iUUMMlfUltU, i,Ul.UlI .V., J.'A.
TIia iiiiilprHlirnoil lmvtn niirrhilKfHl thlnw.'ll-
knowuandceiitrallylneJitedluiiie,thuKxchni)(e
uoiei, Hiinaie on jiai.- ,in iiouiuhuurK
Immediately opposiiB theColuinblacounty Court
House, rchpectlully Intorm their friends and the
fmbllo In eueml that their house In now In order
or the reception und enteitutument of travellers
who may bo dit, posed tc favor It with their eus
torn. They ha e spared no expense In preparing
the KxchaiiKO Tor theentertafnment of their guests
neither tshull there bo anything wanting on their
part to minister to their peronal comfort. They
house Is spacious, und enjoys an excellent busi
ness location.
Omnibuses run ntnll times between thelx
chaugu Hotel and the various railroad depots, by
which tiuvellers will 'be Pleasantly eonveved to
nnd from the respective ktations In due time to
n t li rtnra VriHVU A- I't. ll 1.'
llloombUiirg, April J, lbtij.
OltK'S HOTEL,
utuuuu v, AiAUUJ.il, iToprieiur.
The abovo well-known liotel has recently under
KOiie rnd'cal cliaiices In Its Internal urranuemeutS:
ami lu proprietor aniiouucetf to hts tormer custom
and tho travelling public that his accomodations
for thf.mfort of his triiists are second to none Jn
me country, ins lauie win uiways wo iouuu suj-
nieii, not oiuy jiu uuosiujiiiu. hhui, uu. win.
he dcllcuclfsnf the ..ensnn. His wines nnd li
quors (except that popular boveraee known as.
,,jt,ie?iiv")1purehateil direct from the Importing
Houses; are entirely puie, anu iree irom au poi
sonous drugs. He UthHuklul for n liberal patron
ace in me posi, anu win rnnuiiiiw loufsnrve n in
"PXCIIANGE SALOON,
The Proprietor of the Exchange Saloon has now
on nnuu n large sioca oi
BUJIMEU ItEFnCSHMENTri,
consisting of
SflCKIl UVSTKllH, HAUUIKF.-, TJIII'K, 1!0-0(1NA 1
HIILEI' lONOUK, 11011.K1) K003, BWKIT7Kn OIKKSK,
LAGEli J1EEU, ALE, AC.
n- COME ONE, COME ALL AND BEE. "GO
LAWSON CALM AN.
Kuperliileudent,
Bloomsburg, May 3, lttrr.
WE bog lenvo to Inform you (lint wo
j I are prepared 10 oner ior your inspection,
ourusuul uhsortmeut of
MILLINEHY GOODS,
Pniiiilbtitif? nf tli TftutU Miaifft 111 Httaw. Hllk
and UImp Huts, Rounets, lc Velvets, Hllk
(loods, Ribbons, Mowers, leathers. Ruches,
Crapes, lllonds, llrnlds, Orunntents, At). Ac. Yv
shall tw happy to wait on you at our Mure or
receive your oruer, vncts mw ior iusii,
Vouri. Ao.. II. WAHI.
Nos. hit, lui und 107 N, Btcoml bt. l'liliud'a.
Mar,Woy-2t.
W
AINWIUGHT & CO.,
WHOLESALE OHOOEICH,
N, E. Corner Hecond and Arch Htreets,
I'MlLAlJKJ.l'lllA,
Dealers In
TEAS, HYHUro. COFKJJE, HUO AH, MOIWVSHKH
HICK, Ul'lCKS, 111 CAl'.U 6UUA, AC, AC,
B- Orders will receive prorart attention.
MaylO, ISOT-ly.
fife
BUSINESS CARDS.
JOU
PItlNTING
Keatly executed at this Office.
lit. L'VELLE,
ATTOItNKY-AT-LA W,
Ashland, Bchuylklll County, Penn'o,
c.
W. MILLKIt,
ATTOIINEY AT LAW,
omco with K. II. Little, In brick building nd
Joining Prat Olllce. Bounties, Bnck-l'ny nnd
Pensions collected. sep2u'67.
JOHN O. FBKEZE,
AT TO II N E Y-AT-L A W,
Otlleoln Iteglstcr and ltccordcr's ofllco, In tho
basement of tho Court House, Bloomsbnrg, Pa.
JOUEKT T. CLAKK,
ATTOUNKY-AT-LAW
Offlco corner of Main nnd Mnrkel streets, over
First National Bank, Bloomsbnrg, Va.
II. IjITTIiB,
A T T O 11 N K Y-A T-L A W.
Olllce Court.Houso Alley, below tlioCur.UMiiiAN
Olllco Bloomsburg, l'a.
Q B. I1I10CKWAY,
ATTOIINEY AT LAW,
HLOOMSBuna, pa.
Office Court House Alley, below the Co
luhMan Olllce. Janl'(i7.
J n. runsEL,
HAHNESS, SADDLE, AND TBUNK
MANUFACTUREK.
nnd dealer In
CAHPET-BAOS, VALISES, FLY-NETS,
nUFFAI.0 ROBES, HOUSK-Iil.ANKETa da,
which ho feels confident ho enn sell nt lower
rnte than nny other person lu ths country, Ex
nmlno ror yourselves.
Shop first door below the Post Office Main
Wreet, Bloomsburg. Pa.
Nov. 15, 18(17.
g C. COLLINS,
FASHIONABLE
SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING
AND
SIIAMP001N0 SALCON,
Over Wldmayer A Jacoby's Ice Cream Saloon,
BLOOJISBUIIO, PA.
Hair Dvelng nnd Whiskers colored black or
blown. Hair Tonic to destroy dandruff and licnu,
tllying the bnir; will restore hnlr to Its original
color without soiling the finest fabric, constantly
on hand. apil2'(J7.
D
E NTISTItY.
H. C. IIOWEU, DENTIST,
Hespectfully otTers hU professional services to
the ladles and grtutlemeii of Uloomsbun: nnd vi
cinity. Ho Ik prepared to attend to nil the vari
ous operations In the line of his profession, und
Ih provided with tho latest improved I'oucklain
Tkhtii which will be Inserted on tfold pintlug,
stiver and rubber bnso to look as well as the nat
ural teeth. Teeth extracted by all the new and
most approved methods, and all operations on
tho teeih carefully und properly attended to.
Residence and ofllce n few doors above the
Court House, ame side,
llloomsbury, Jun.Gl.'GMf
pOWDER ICEGS AND LUMIiEIt.
AV. M. MOXItOEACO.,
Uupert, Pa.,
Manufacturers of
TOWDEIt KEGH,
and dealeis lu all kinds of
LUMfiKK,
Ijlve notice that they are prerxied to accomodate
their euitom with dlspateh, and on the clieiest
"QNION HOTEL,
11 O II R B II U 11 O, V A.
The undeihlcnrd would respectfully Inform
tht travi'llni; public that he has pureluised and
refitted in the best maimer the nldstaud former
ly occupied by A. Kline, and that be Is now
prepnied to arcniiiiiioitatc bin irlends with all the
com lot ts ami cniivchlriice ofu tlist-i-hiss house.
A liuunew bain has b n built mid the surroun
dings placed in perfect finltr. Hm bar will al
wa s be stocked u lib tlio iliotstsl HquurK and cl
uais, and the table (urnMud with the btst the
market airuids. JAMES V. CllM-AHl'IK.
July 3,'tih-ir
M
ISS LIZZIE HA UK LEY
has Just n turned from I'hlladelpbla, and lias
bought, nnd Is now olleiliii; the best assortment
or
FANCY GOODS,
TltlMMINQS,
BOS. NETS .te. Ac,
everexhlhlled lu Bloouisburi;, and is prepnied to
mnko up ilress.s and all oilier articles of female
waidrobe, at short notice, and In Iho best and
LATEHT KPUINC1 STYLES.
Booms m Iho ltamsey Buildings, on West
MalnlStrett. Call and see her vnrled stock of
Spring floods.
May 1,'IW.
lyr E W COAL YAH 1).
JLi Tun undcr8lne,l respectfully Inform the
ciilreus of Bloomsburc and Columbia county,
that tbey keep all the dlllerent uuuihers olstnve
cisil ami selected lump coal ror smllhlui; jairpo
e, on their wharr, udjolulnu M'Kelvy, Neat A
Lo s l- uruuee; wnu a goisi pair oi nsuaio scales
on the uhnir, to eluh e(,al, hav, and straw.
Likewise a hoise and wagon, to deliver coal to
Uiomi who destie It. Aslhev plllchase u larire
iiinouut or coal, tbey Intend to keep a superior ar
llclc, and sell at the very lowei.1 pilces. Please
call und examine Tor J ourselves before ptuchas
AUOUSil'lirt MASON.'
rpilE uiitlerslKiictl will take la ex-
J. clianuo lor Coal and Clioceiles, tho fallowing
numcd nrtlcles : Wheat, Itye, Corn, Oats Pota
toes, Lard, Haui.Hhouldcr.uiul slile meat, Butter,
Ebbs, Hay, Ac, at the hlBlicst cash prices, at his
(Irocery more, ailjolulni; their coal yard,
J. w. ii.Mil2llIIOT.
Illoomsburi: Mar. 10,'6Uly,
C, II. JIOfiNK. W. 8. i;iMl. J. 11, bF.YllP.IIT.
TTOHNE, KING & SEYUEItT,
W1IOLFSALE BUY UOODH.
No. 313 Market Stieat, ,
PHILADELPHIA.
Orders tilled promptly at lowest
January 3, 1SS,
CHAS. Q. BARKLEY,
Atloi'i.c)' al Law,
UI.OUJISBliltO, COLDMISlA CO.. I'A.
Offlca in the KxehaniA Uulbilnr.ieconil vtor.nver
Widuiyrr it Jnchny't ('unftcttunery, HecosJ Awr
nbnvn Iho l.iclisnee Hotel
Kloomntiurf, Jati, J, IVtO,
0,
E. SAVAGE,
PltAUTICAL WATCH MAKEH A JEWELEIl.
Mulu Ktrtet, (near the Court House,
BLOOMrlllUUa, PA.
Coiutnutly on handnflneussortmeutof Amer-
cau uuti nwiss ivaunes, eiocas, jsweiry, suer.
ware of thelst drtorlttloii plaulou white met
al, consisting of butur dishes, goblets, knives,
forks, snooiui. naoklii rluus ele.
Masonic marks made to order. All iioihIs and
work warranted. I Jan.
jgSTABLISIIED 1703,
JOItDANAllUOTIIEIt.
Wholtsulo Q rou ts, aud Dialers lu
KALTl'ETI'.U AND BHIMBTONE,
No 9 North Third Rt,
rhlladelphla,
jyrKUCHANT'S HOTEL,
tl MOUTH t'OURTlI BTBIET,
ritlLADELl'IIIA.
J. & W. a. H'KIllUtN, Proprietor.
May in m-r-
Milliwatt
BLOOMSBURGr, PA.,
THK VAtlAllO.VDS,
Wo nro two Irnvcllcrs-ltoger nnd 1 1
ltogcr's my dog como hero yon scamp I
Jump rrom Hie gentleman mind your eycl
Over the tablo lookout for tlio lamp t
Tlio rogue Is growing n little old ;
Flvo ycais we'vo tramped thro' wind nnd
weather,
And slept out doors when nlglils were cold,
And nto ni.d drank nnd starved together.
We've learned what comrort Is. I tell you j
A bed on tlio floor, a bit of rosin,
A lire to thaw our thumbs, (poor follow I
The paw he holds up there's been frozen,)
Plenty of cat-gut for lny riddle,
(This out door business Is hard on strings j)
There it fow nlco buckwheats hot from tho
griddle,
And Uoger nnd I set up for Kings,
No, thank yo, sir I never drink ;
ltogernnd Inro exceedingly moral
Ato'nt we, Itogcr ? Sco bin wink !
Well, something hot tnen wo won't onnrrcl.
He's thirsty, too see him pod his head:
What a pity, sir, that dogs can't talk I
Ho understands every word that's said
And ho knows good milk from water and
chalk,
Tho truth Is, sir I now reflect,
I've been so sadly given to grog,
I wonder I'vo not lost tho respect
(Here's to you, sir,) even of my dog;
But bo sticks by, through thick and thin ;
And this old coat, with empty pickets,
And rags that smell of tobacco and gin,
He'll. follow while ho has eyes In his sockets.
Thero Isn't another crenliiro living
Would do It, and rlrovo through every dis
aster, ,
Bo fond, so faithful and so forgiving,
To such a miserable, thankless master I
No, sir I see htm wog his tnll nnd grin 1
By Ueorgo I It makes my eyes Just water?
That Is, there's something lu this gin
That chokes a fellow. But no mntter.
We'll have somo music. If you're willing,
And Roger (hem I whatnplaguo n cough Is,
sir,)
fjhall march a little start, you villain I
Stand straight! 'Bout face ! Saluto your ofll
cerl Put up that paw 1 Dress I Tako your rllle 1
(-omo dogs have arm, you see,) Now hold
your
Cop white tho gentleman gives a trlllc,
To aid a poor old patriot soldier.
.March I Unit! Now show how tho rebel shakes
When he stands up to hear bis sentence,
Now tell us how many drams It takes
To honor a Jolly new ncnunlntiiucc.
Flvo yelps that'sflvo; he's mighty knowing!
The night's beforo us, nil the glasses,
Quick, sir! I'm 111 my brain is going
Some brandy thank you thero It passes.
Why not reform ? that'- easily said ;
But I've gone through such wretched treit
luent, Sometimes forgetting the taste of brend,
And scarce remembering what meat meant, '
That my poor Rtomach is past reform ;
And there are times when, mad with drink
big, I'd sell nut heaven for somo thing warm,
To prop a horrible Inward sinking.
Is there a way to forget to think f
At your age, sir, home, fortune, friends,
A dear girl's love but I took to drink ;
The sauio old story! You know bow 11 ends
If you could have seen these classic features
You needn't laugh, sir j they were not then
Such a burning libel on Uod's creatures ;
I was one of your handsome men.
If you hod seen her! so fair and young.
Whose head was happy on this breast I
If you could have heard the songs that I sung,
When tho wlno went round, you wouldn't
have guessed,
That ever I, sir, should be straying
From door to door, with fiddle and dog,
ltaggcd and penniless, und playing
To you to-nlghtfor a glass of grog I
She's marilcd since a parson's wife,
'Twos better for her that wo should part
Better Iho soberest, prosiest life,
Thau a blasted homo aud a broken lit art.
I have seen iier ouco ; I was weak and spoil t
On the dusty road ; a carriage stopped ;
But llttlo did sho dream, as on she went,
Who kissed tlio coin that her lluuiers droppol I
You've set mo talking, sir, I'm sorry.
It makes me wild to think of the ctinu.ro !
What do you care for a beggar's story ?
Is It amusing? Yea and It's strange !
I had n mother so fond of mel
' Twas well she died beroro do you know
If the happy spirits lu He wen can see
Tho rulu and wretcheJuesi here below ?
Another glms, and strong, to deaden
Tilts piln ; then Itigr nul I will st irt:
I wonder h.is bo such a lumpish, leaden,
Aching tiling, lu place of a heart.
He Is sad souiitluios and would weep If h
could,
No doubt remembering thlngi that were ;
A virtuous female, with plenty of food,
And hi mst lr n sober, respectablocur.
I'm better now, that glass was warming
You rasoal ? 1 1 inbcr your lazy feet I
Wemust bo fUdtlug and performing
For supper an I bed, or starve in tlio street.
Not a very gay life to lead, you think I
But soon we shall go wuero loglugs are free,
And tbosleepersnoed neither victuals or drink,
And tho sooner the better for Hoger nnd me.
Siberian DogM.
Theue limy often bo seen, of late, in
tlio streets of New York, doss of lingo
size, sometimes whlto-nntl-blaek, but
oftenor n mouse-color or yellow tan.
Tbeso nro Siberian blootlboumla, tho
original stock of which, wo believe,
wns brought from tho Ural Mountains,
whero tbey tiro employed for bunting
wolves and other llereo beasts of the
chase. In tho city, of course, they aro
kept merely us curiosities, and aro not
half ho useful as a smart Scotch terrier,
who will kill rats in the cellar ami rIvo
warning should nny strango footstep
eonio prowling about tho bouso In the
night. A moro useful kind.of Siberian
dog than iho majestic one referred to is
tho breed much prized by tboSamoye-
des, Tunguslans, nnd other northern
tribes, as beasts of burthen. Those of
Kamtschatkii nro said to bo tho best.
Fourof these animals, yoked to a sledge,
will easily draw a man with two hun
dred pounds of baggugo, nnd will run
from thirty to sixty miles it day accord
ing to tlio condition of tliosuow uiiu tho
character of country traversed by thein.
During tho winter theo dogs aro feil
upon dried llsli. In summer they aro
expected to provldo for themselves, and
tho facility with which they catch llsh
Is very remarkable. Thoy remain out
of doors throughout tho fine season,
living llko otters or seals, but us soon its
tho hard weather sets in thoy leave the
shoro and betako themselves to tho
huts nf their respective owners. These
dogs tiro endowed with au Instinct for
locality so wonderful that their masters,
when driving them, leave tho selection
of routo entirely to thulr Judgment.
Wlicnn heavy Morin obliges tho team
to blop thoy crouch In tho snow, close
to their m ister.soas to keep him warm
In return fur all this, when one of thc.su
dogs grows old and Is past work, tho
unberg-llko iceberger that owiib him
kills him for his skin, out of which ho
makes clothes for his own less-worthy
carcibss. Wofl'l.
He that would hnvo his business done
well, must either dolt himself, or sou
tho doing of it.
FRIDAY, APRIL 9,
A NIGHT WITH A.MANIAO.
Tho mnnltv: was n glnnt. Ho had bro
ken his heavy chains ns Sampson broko
tho withes bad torn open tho door, of
his cell torn tho keepers literally in
pieces burst tho outer door killed tho
watchman with ft heavy Iron bar, that
ho wrenched from tho door and es
caped with bis formidable weapon Into
tho city.
Tho town was aghast with tho news :
nud wo students at tho hospital and dis
secting room, who woro connected with
thonsylum, had to ncrvo ourselves to
help enpturo tho escaped wild beast.
I hod gone to tho dissecting room
itloiic, nnd was about to commence
using tho knlfo on a subject. Thero was
ttsto.-in raging, and with a low sob tlio
winti swoiioa tiirougii tno long alsio or
forest trees and dashed with tlio gather
ed forco Of an ocean wuvo against tho
demlhouso. Simultaneously, n hand
struck tho light door and the yell, of n
maniac rang through and through my
brain.
Abovo tlio door, through a small ven
tilator, tho faco of the madman aud tho
murderer peered nt mo.
'Ha, ha I I have caught you at lost-
hero nnd hero nlonu. I hnvo been
waiting for you. You took tno onco
didn't you V Ha, ha 1 Let mo lu."
Thccooliicss of Imminent peril brought
my powers to action. I held his eyo
au instant; but it was evident that ho
wus too wild ; that his blood was up,
nnd it roved with eager ferocity through
tho room and over the frail walls. With
tho light bound of a leopard I gained
tho door, and shot tho double bolt. A
gleam of rngo darted from his eye, but
ho laughed :
"Ho, ha I You think that you will
keep mo out."
Ho leaped to tho ground. In nn in-
Mant tlio light whs out.
"Walt," I cried. "I liavon weapon
in my hand keen ns n razor. It is pois
oned by tho body I hnvo been working
on. Hurst the doer and I will plunge
It Into your heart. You may kill me,
tmt I will kill you alrto, as certain as
thero is a God."
The swart giant shook tho door un
til its hinges creaked and groaned be
neat 1 1 bis hand. Then laughing again
low to himself he, muttered :
"Fool 1 I will outwit you yet."
Anil lit! stiilu oil' In the darkness. I
heard him, for an instant, pressing
ngaiu-t tho wall of tho building, and it
swayed and bent inwards with his
weight. Then silence. Tho din of my
pulses made thunder in my ears, us I
tried to hear his stealing tread, nnd sob
bing wind rose anew with wicrd shriek,
and made my efforts fruitless.
A thousand times I heard his low,
devilish, murderous laugh. A. thous
and times I felt his brawny strength
against tho door, and saw his wild faco
look down on mo through the gloom;
lint still ho did not come.
I tried to think bo had abandoned
tho design nnd slunk off discournged ;
but 1 knew it wns not so I know ho
was crouching in somo corner on tho
watch, to spring upon mo when I pass
ed. Could I stand thero till night? No,
certainly not. An hour moro and
Harry Leigh ( my young wife's broth
er ) womil como and seu mo come
unconscious uf tlio danger, until n
bloodhound nt his throat would chuko
the brnvo young II (u down thero for
ever.
1 lislciird in the intervals of tho now
fitful storm to hear if he was breathing
near me. 1 put my soul In tlio sense of
hcurlng.but no human shadow of sound
greatcd it.
When the storm swelled again I drew
tho bolt and looked Into tho night; a
black pall hung over tho earth nnd sky.
I had us good a chance to pass him in
tho obscurity ns ho to catch me. With
my knlfo In my teeth anil tho massive
thigh bono of n negro to fell him with,
Ifl muit, I drewoir my shoes and step
ped out Into tho darkness. A sudden
whirl of tho tempest almost took mo
otfmy feet, nnd a brick, dislodged from
ouo of tho chimneys, grazed my head In
Its pasaajjo, nnd broko In half on tho
pavement.
With bated breath, and step like tho
trend of tho panther scenting his prey,
I parted tho thick darkness and turned
my faco toward the hospital. Ho might
bo cither here at any step along tho
passage or hid in the angle of tho wall
at tho door through which I must enter.
This seemed most probable ; but thero
was another door, known only to tho
doctors.
I thought I would eluilo hint. With
Infinite caution 1 began to scale tho high
wall, dreading horribly least somo sub
den break In tho sky might reveal mo
to tho wild eyes that watched for mo
but no.
Safely passing tho summit I throw
my leg over tho descent, and felt my
foot seized. It was but tho clinging
toudrilofn wild vine, skirting tho wall.
Grasping my knife lu my right hand, I
crept along tho bushes lor fifty ynnls,
thou btruck across tho lawn for tho sldo
entrance. Tho darkness perplexed me,
but I thought I was steering straight.
Suddenly my loot struck bricks. What
wus this? I tried to recollect. Thero
was no pavement round that part of tho
hospital.
I pushed on uncertainly and feeling
it weight lu tho air, put uut my hands
to gropo forsomo clow to my wcreubouts.
I was lu an alley flanked with stono
walls nbovo my head. I gave a sudden
turn. In nn Instant I know I was In tho
subterranean passugo of tho asylum. I
turned to retrace my steps tho opiupuo
density of somo heavy body crouched
between me and tho outer air. I heard
its stilled breathing its stealthy troail
approaching me, My Uod I ho hud fol
followed mo from tho very door of tho
dead house hcrul A struggle for life
with u mad man in these narrow gloomy
vaults to Ho lu tho pool of one's
own heart's blood In this undiscovered
touib and my young ylfu Coustuiico I
'twas maddening.
For un Instant my brain was on lire.
Thou I thought thero might bona exit
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other devious windings In which I
could cludo ray deadly pursuer. Going
deftly backward, I turned tho nnglo In
tlio wall, and then plunged at tho ut
most speed of a young, nctl vo man along
tho black passage. Instantly I knew I
was pursued. Meeting another crossed
path I struck into It In nn opposite- di
rection. Tho maniac instant followed
me. What a raco through thoso caver
nous depths of tho madhouse! What
tragic pitfalls might lurk ntovcrystcp?
what black nnd stagnant pools Ho wait
ing to engulph mo 1 wlmtdecpor depth
of icy bluckness Into which tb full olid
fall forever I
Tho passago grew narrower. Wo
wcro perhaps, under tho very center of
tho building, and farthest from tho
outer air. I had tried to brcatho noise-
e.s3ly; tho effort exhausted me, I knew
nothing of tho labyrinths ; could only
guess nt our position by tho distance
from tho entrance. I had counted tho
turnings wo had made. I thought I
could retrnco them. My strength was
failing. I was fleetest, but ho wns most
enduring.
l'rcsently ho would, run mo down. It
w.ts tcrrlblo venture, but tho necessity
was Imminent. I would try it. Gnth-
eiing all my forco I darted llkoanarrow
on into tho darkness. Tho suddenness
of my increased speed bullied him. I
succeeded In putting fifty yards between
u, gained nnd turned tlio next nngle,
then drawing myself against tho wall,
with every nerve nnd rausclo strained
Into preter-naturnl tension, with tho
mighty heave of my chest crushed into
siJoncu hy un iron effort of despairing
win, waited tor him to pass mo. I henrd
hi in como rushing on with new strengtli
through tho blackness, reach tho nngle,
turn It striking his massive body aga inst
tho Jutting stones. I heard him spring
Hkennnnlnialon along tho track. Ifelthls
hot breath like steam tho foam of hisi
set Jaws flung ncross my face and ho
stopped. I felt that ho was feeling for
mol that ho wns crouching, on tho
stones. I saw tho red flro of his eyeball
glare up to mo through tho darkness. I
relt tho touch of his icy flesh on my
hand. Llko lightning ho raised himself,
nnd throwing his vnst weight against
me, pinioned mc to tho stones. All tho
mnd rage of a man nt bay surged up
ward to my brain. I clasped my knlfo
convulsively, and seized him by tho
throat, resolved to dlo hard. It was
hairy-It wos shaggy. Tho hands against
my chest had n thick cont of fur. Iclasp-
ed him to my breast. It was Lion my
dog Lion 1
"Great Heaven. Winter Kteuo 1
Wlnft kept you tho wholo night lu that
cursed dead houso'.' It Is near by ; tho
door lias been open these twohours,nnd
Derby and King hnvo been asleep. I
was getting on my boots to look for
you."
"Why in tlio namo of common senso
did you lot this dog out after me? Will
you tell mo that?"
"Why, ho howled llko a maniac, and
clawed tho door till If I had been sus
picious, I should hnvo thought you In
somo danger nnd could not keep him
In."
"Danger 1 Well, wo can't talk now
Itottso yourself.I have had au interview
with your maniac, nnd ho is prowling
around tho grounds after mo now. Call
up tlio men. 1 must go utter Phillips
immediately."
"My God 1 you don't say so V"
"Yes, don't waste a moment."
In flvo minutes tho wholo forco or tho
hospital was out lu tho grounds. Wo
took him in the angle of tho.great door,
crouched behind tho Jutting wall, wait
ing for mo! Ho drow his Hps back over
Ills teeth, in the dumb ferocity ofu mad
brute, i.s ho saw me, nnd his eyes settled
into a dull, lurid gu.e, Impossible to do
scribe, as ho hissed out:
"IIu! this Is twice twice your t rl
umph, wait till tlio third time."
Around tho blazing grate of the tump-
est-tossed night, wo shook hands over
tho glad reunion, nnd after the story
was over, and tho horror llrst, und tho
story lifter (at tho close of my adven
ture,) and Derby and King had left.itnd
Unrry Leigh nnd I stood tit tho window
watching the young winter day rise
over tho hllh-,thcrc wnssomothing very
like tears In Ids bright blue eyes us lie
pointed to tho granite walls of tho mud
house, nnd said :
"Constance would havo gone there,
Winter, had you died, und mtuu would
hnvo been n heavy life after."
A Toad Undkessimi. On last Mon
day nfternoon wo witnessed a toad un
dressing himself. Ho commenced Im
pressing his elbows hard against his
sldo anil rubbing downward. After n
few smart rubs his hide began tn burst
along his back. He kept on rubbing
until ho worked nil his si; In into folds
on his .sides und hips; then grasping
ono hind leg with his hands, ho hauled
olT ono leg of his pants tho same as
anybody would; then stripped off tlio
other hind leg In tho same way. Ho
then took his cast off skin forward be
tween his fore-legs Into his mouth und
swnllowed it; then, by raising nnd
lowering his head, swallowing as his
head cauio down, ho ntrlppcd olf his
drawers underneath until ho camo to
his' fore-legs, then grasping ono of thoso
with tho opposite hand, by a singlo
motion of tho head ho draw It from bis
neck and swallowed tho wholo of hU
clothes. Qaineivlllc (2'Va.J Era.
One oi' the Hoys. "Whero have
you been, Charley?"
"In tho garden, inn."
"No you Inwo bceu swimming; you
know I cautioned you about going to
tho creek, I will havo to correct you.
Look nt your hair, how wot it is."
"(), no, ma, tills Is not water it Is
sweat?"
"Ah, Charley, I havo caught you
fibbing, your shirt Is wrong sldo out."
(Hoy triumphantly,)"-), I did that
Just now, ma, cUmblny ltefaKef"
It Is contended by vomo that follow
ing corn with oats or barley, und thou
with wheat, Is not In any sense it Tola
tlon, as (ill tbeso belong to tho kuiiio
family.
DEM.-V0L. XXX11I NO. 8.
Now York Familoim.
BONNETS ANIl IfAfa
Tho first bonnets donned for' siirlnc
nro trimmed with broad ribbon. Tho
Fnnchon of last season is stylishly mon
dernlzed by nddlnr? a mrnnnfr. nf ote.it,
and flowers, a bow and strenmers of rib
bons behind, with long strings fastened
iow uown in iront by a bow with fring
ed Clld.S. Klrnu'.rnlnrrwl rlbbnn o.lti.
scarlet nnd black popples, thin Tuscan
straws to uo worn with black silk suits
nnd straw-colored kid gloves. Whlto
cnip with coroncls of Ivy or of fern
leaves, tho tendrils covering tho bon
net nnd oxtcndlnir llnWn fllM III, lob Innn
' -- -- .mu iuvu
circlet In front, aro inneli n,imtrr.,i
Ivonlng bonnets nro of tho embroider-,
1 tllllU. WhItO. With IMpL- rnt.o.l .w
of shaded colors.or thostrlpcd Mallncs,.
black or blue, with frosted threniia. a
novelty this season, Is striped crape,
iunr coior, pinK or blue, with shaded
penciiings or unrkcr tints. Crapo 11-so
Will bo Worn morn tbnn nlnln mr
Young ladles and misses wear the round
sauccr-siinpo rez in gray stray, trimmed
wlth iiullth.g of groy sntln around tho
crown, a cluster of pink roso buds In
iront.
VEILS.
Itenl laco veils fusion behind thn rhlo-
non, nnd servo with both round bnta
nnd bonnets. Thoy nrostrnitrhtnttho
top, short in front, round Just benenth
tho chin, slonlnir nwnv to
hind. Tho nattoms in thmml i
very small dots with nnrron- vino bnr-
der. Very nrettv ones are snlil fin- .t .
CO.
Otheas cost $15.
GLOVES.
Tho fashionable kid cloves r(P viui.
Ing, for theatre and tho opcrn, aro pnlo
outi or Tuscan strnw-color. Tho em
broidery on tho volanto Is bluck or
whlto as ono fancies. For shopping,
tho dark Utruscanlbrown, Pomona green
and cedar-berry colors aro selected. An
excellent kid glove, with two buttons,
Is made for children of all sizes, from
almost nn infnnt up.
THE rOLONAISE HOUSE DItESS.
The Folonnlso Is n -rnopfnl .1,
house dresses or wash materials. This
Is simply tho Tolonolso of Inst Rensnn
extended to tho length of a dress skirt.
u tuners from saequo wrnpper pattern
in having side bodies; from tho abrl
ello only In thoslopcd senm behind. Im
ported dresses of piquo nnd muslin nro
made In this manner. Tho French use
a great deal of tho old-fashioned, wiry
oooK-muslln ror morning dresses.
THE CHEMISE ItUSSE.
Tlio chemlso russe. or blouso waist, nf
bwiss muslin and of black grenadine.is
embroidered In colors this season. A
pretty Swiss blouso bus woolen dots,
black and scarlet, outlining a broad col
lar and cuffs on tho coat sleeve.
Black grenadine blouse. bnvn lnm.
padour squares and brctclles outlined
by wreaths of Held flowers, daisies, nml
oi myruo, worKcil with silk floss. Th
price I.s from $3 to $10.
M.VE.V AND LACES.
Linen collars nro turned down straight
all uround, nn Inch of linen with n flu
ted or plmtcd rufllo Of tlio same width.
Others aro edged with Vulenelenncs, or
with embroidery, tho now styles nro
moro fanciful than tho nlaln tucked
collars worn of late. Suuaro cuffs huvo
ruflles, embroidery nnd laces nt tlm
wrist to match collar. Tho marlno col-
lar, pointed on tho shoulder, appears
again this senson.
A startling noveltv lu hum) kernh (of-
is nsmall square of cambric with wldo
ooruer oi mack laco. Tho flnest Chan
tllly Is used, and tho handkerchief costs
$30. Cheaper ones at $10 tiro ordered
from Paris. Tlio popular cambric hand
kerchief lias a hem two inches wide,
with several tucku abovo it.
rOMPADOUIl TKIMMINGS AND COI.LAItH
Frencli loaders of fashion talk of a ro
turn to medieval styles, to tho day of
HeurJ 111, and the MedJei; but this Is
averted for (mother season, and during
the summer wo shall see nn Increased
furore for tho pastoral costumes of
Louis XV, At nrcsent evorvthino- is
christened Pompadour nnd Wnttenu.
WATTEAU BASHES.
Wldo sash ribbons striped in tho
pnlo Wnttenu colors aro tho choicest
of tho season, With neck-tio and lint
ribbon to match they eomnleto a while
tolletto most charmingly. Other sa h
ribbons of wldo poult do sole, or rieli
color, with thick cords of strnw-color
on the edge. Solid black sashes havo
Pompadour clusters In each end, or else
n cash mero figure.
JCECK-TIES.
Kqunro silk ontvuU nro ninonc tho
Importations. They nro In Uio bright
ploldf, In Roman bars, nnd in Pomnn.
dour brocades. They nro to bo lootolv
knotted nbout the neck llko th ft vneht.
handkerchief of last summer. $2.2.j i
tho price.
CUIHOLINK.
Very small hoops nro worn both for
tlio houso and street. Thn tournuro Is
Inrge, but thero Is no lucreiisq of size
from tho boons downward. A twin
spring skirt, two springs In each hoop,
me noop placed rar apart on broad tapes
Is very popular. It Is light and flexi
ble and does not get out oforder easily.
Another stylo has a tournuro that may
no worn or not, nt tho pleasure or thq
wearer. Skirts or crinoline or halr.cloth
nro also worn, hut hoops uro preform!
ior warmor weatticr,
(JHIONONS,
Tho hair Is ns elaborately dressed for
the street us for full evening toilette.
Chignons uro nt; largo and high as over,
and must continue so while bonnets re
main at their minimum. Tho newest
chignons nro smooth and shaped llko
enormcu. bows, with long, tjilck ring
lets down tho ccntro, but tho stylo gen
erally worn Is u crimped or braided chig
non with short curls falling over It from
tho top. Crepes nud frlzzod curl n
fronf. Harper' Jlautr.
CiiuHou Full, An uxiGovernor ro
latas a good story of a man whosu Ufa
had not been entirely uuspotted, who
applied to a worthy deacon for admis
sion Into tho church. Unwilling to of
fend him, anil yet not Inclined to re
ceive htm, tho doncnti replied, "Tho
church is full Just now; when thero Is it
vacancy I will notify you."
KATES OP ADVEitTIBINQ.'
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CliurlcN it, Itticlmlciv.
On tho fourth day it next month this
gentleman will vncnto tho seat ho has
OCCUtlled In thn Knnnfn nr ll,n TT..I
Stntcs, during six oventful yenrs, nnd
go mm mat gracorul and studious ro
tlrcment which Is congenial with his
tastes and culture, nnd In nccordnnco
with the determination
crntic party, to which h ft hnlnnml pnh.
corning him.
That ho nosscsses tinnninl i.im.
nnd solidity or understnndl
dod by his political onfinnnnt! na Y-mlt
ns wns over asserted by his associates
nnd supporters. To this nntural en
dowmcnt, ho.hns superadded n trnlnlng
moro exact nnd elegant than that which
nos ianon to tno lot of most public men
in this country. His bcaring.moreover,
Is frank, manly.courteousatid 1 Icntflpil.
such us well becomes tho high plnce ho
niisin mo national councils. Ho Is
nboVO liretcnslon nnd ilnnltr.lt,. -opin
io bo rated only for what ho Is, and con
scious that such admeasurement Is aufll
clcnt to gratify a reasonable ambition,
jNor is mo mental side or his charac
ter tho only ono mcrltlnc snecinl rnn.
sidcratlon und respect. Ho Is uniform
ly under tlio Influence of strong convic
tion, with which ho nover trifles, but
always follows wbeiovor thov mnv inmi.
True, his convictions havo often been
nt vurlnnco with our own; but ho has
always borno himself so as fo command
the confidence nnd insniro the esfppm nf
oven tho most radical nnd uncomprom
ising or tlio Ilcpublican Sonnlors.
Viewing him on both tho mental nud
tho moral sldo of his character, ho is
certainly tho most conspicuous nnd ublo
of tho Democratic members of tlio Sen
ate. On tho Republican sldo hols sur-
passcu ror general grasp nnd power on
ly by Mr. Fcssendcn. nnd for snecinl
nccoinplishments only by Mr. Sumner.
--
Entering fho'Sonnto during the Re
bellion, his thought nnd ptlrposo wero
to so net ns to be truo to himself that
is, to exhibit Ills own principles nnd de
cisions instead of the passions nnd prej
udices or his party. This Was a task
or dltllculty and delicacy; for his co-
partisans, nlmost without exception'luul
tuken ground which the Impartial ver
dict of ultimate history will pronounce
deeply tinctured with incivlsm. They
demanded a full representation or their
peculiar Ideas and feelings by Mr.Buck
alew, nnd failed to get it. Nor yet did
ho seo proper to Identify himself witli
tho Republleans by a breach of fidelity
to his party, nnd a contradiction or his
wholo previous political career, such as
Mr. Cownn was guilty of. His fixed do
termination was to maintain his own
individuality, nnd so deport himself
that ho should nfterwards hnvo no mis
givings as to his conduct.
While ho has steadily differed rrom
tho Republicans' on most points or con
stitutional law which havo been under
dlscu;sion,nnd has asserted his opinions
with great plainness of terms, bo , haw
uniformly addressed the, Senate in such
manner as to command rojpect for his
powers and acquirements,' and for the
moral convictions by which bownsnni
niated. To do this lu times of great po
litical heat and acerbity, llko thoso in
which ills Senatorial lot was cast, gives
assurance of high qualities. In his re
tirement to tho duties nud enjoyments
of private life, und to thoso graceful
and comparatively rurcsludies to which
lio i.s devoted, ho will carry witlt him
tho personal friendship of nil tho Ro
publican Senators, n3 well ns n wnrm
appreciation or thoso gifts nnd attain
ments which mako him it statesman
rather than a politician. Viltsburg Ga
zette (Radical.)
Quinine is produced rrom it forest
tree In South America, known us tho
chinchona, or which there aro, many
varieties, but tlio chlnchomt causayu
and chinchona rubra yield tho medicine
in greatest abundance. So gieat has
been the demand that, in mu.-t.of tho
districts whence it has been obtained,
tho supplies arc gradually diminishing;
and ns no substituto or equal value i.s
likely to bo found, it is of tho utmost
importance that new sources shall be
discovered. In Jamaica the cliliicbona
rubra has been cultivated sulllcleiitly to
show that it will grow well on that
Island, and the Government is urged to
encourugonnd assist lulls cultivation
on an extended scale. It seems howev
er, that only upon mountains from 1,
COO to 000 feet high, wher. tho forests
are bedewed with , mitts, does, this tree,
arrive ton perfection Hint, wilt muku Its
cultivation prolltablo; but thero nro
several sections on tho. island which
will answer tho requirements. Ho-sides,
there uro. other islands in this quarter
of the. world wero similar conditions
prevail, and If duo efforts aro made the
world's supply of qululuo may contlii
iio unexhausted,
A Countiiy landlord, wishing to gi vo
au elegant entertainment at bis house,
sent to a neighboring city for two dozen
boxes of sardines, which ho was Inform
ed wero tho elder delicacy In tho mar'
kct. His chlrography, however, was so
bad as to mnko 'tho order read, "two
dozen boxes syringes."'-ho night or tlio
paity came, untl, us supper time drew
near, tho inudlord looked anxiously
down tho street for tho uppcaraucu of
tlmstngo which was to bring tho prln.
clpal dish on the bill. At last (t arrived
und with a packngo for Iho pxpcctnnt
landlord, Directly thero was a great
outcry, und a pound of eurting lu tho
bar-room. The entire party rushed out
to sco what was tlio matter, and thero
stood llor.lfaco puffing inul blowing
with rage. "Seothorel 1 gent to Du
buque for two dozen" boxes' 'of Hardline
for supper to.ilgl)t,iind thocussod fools
sen tyei.ty.t.hreo boxes or them powtur
squirt-guns, uud says that's .all there
was In tho murket,"
The ruin of most men dales from
somo Idle hour. Occupation Is no ar
mor to tho soul,
That Is my "Impression," ns t)to
printer t-uld wbtn ho hlsM'd his Jiwev.t-heart.