I, A, ft
or.
IryV'
ilei.
lorn
nitn
f n-
i .
da
M.c
dill
I'm,
I In r
ruff
If
(7;e
ijll
Hflte 0;.oUm.bimt
. ' iiljlljlitil-itivcry .Friday morning
V' IhoWlilmliW miinnifft mitr I ho
cr oiiAHiiP.n nA mioaKw ay,
KHMH.--7'j(ifflm-yi'rtr1 payu
'dl- OU I'llINTfltUtofKll, descriptions
fiuwr wJiiiinftuiii'HM'iinii iiispiiieii,
lh , , eiisuimimi'rrticfi.
ltl,()l)MHl!l!U(il)IUi;rT(IUV.
D'TINWARE.
t'OIlMKTZ, dcalerln stoves & llhwuru, Main
1., above- court house. vl-nll
M.- IIUTKRT, .moves nnuVtlnwaro, Uupcr1
ldock.MalllBi.,wctirMurket. vJ-il I
CLOTHING, &.C.
I.OWUNIllilUJ, merchant tailor, Muln t., 2d
disr hIkivo American, house, !" ' '
M. M0IUU8, MbVehant'TulIdi' hurt Agent for
thtfricw I'arniim wowing.innciiiiii., nrn-i "
a i' irc-and Main mrculJiUivu,Mlliu'Htoio,,
.- r . .. '. mini .
DRUG.S.OHEMIOAl.S, AO.
' JYBItMIROS., druggists and apnthci.arls.
limwern uhkjk'Mhiu su,- - win..
I' i.tfVJs. 'dfrnnilW "ana tef.lh'cwiry. Rupert
block, Main St., west of Market. vl-uiri
I'lll:
cLO0Kay.A'J.PnES' Ac-
BMIlVKUlTINaiSK,WaUliw.KlHl'ieli-H.iiiil
Otilewolry Ac, MaluBtroct near WniM. '""
lUlH lflhltoirAUll. VnYetf-and clock maker,
.onruimUioastcornorMalnaud Ironsts.vl-ni.1
K. f!AVAI)fl,'ui4ilBr;lnc!9ek, watches and
-ir j0Wclry, Main St., Just below American
- i.y .
UATHCART. watch and clock maker, Marks
tt., below Main.' ' T. vl-iH
.minim
,. BOOTS AND SHOES.
M. llliOWN.bootandshoomaker.Maluslrccl
HOt,I,liDKlt,immuraclureranddeiilcrlnbKlji
xt and shncs,MaInst.;oppo8llo Kplscopnl d'"""
i "
If , .
MNUV KI.HIM, maunfaclurcr and de.iler In
boon hmlniroei, groceries etc., lOant lllomns
rg.Malnat. vl-ntl
AVID llCTZ, l6ot and ahocu'inkur. Main St.,
below 41ar.tniau:B,BbjrB, went of .Market street.
;?M6t6NlL.
I r n il I ,' ' ......n.l . 1 1 1 1 . r-
It. UVANH, it. 1). nurecou and physician r piitli
ildo Malu u; below Market. " vl-n I J
U. II. P. Kinney snrceon dcntliit, ti-etli oxtritct
ed without painiMalD St., nearly opposite
lBoop.il tJlinrch. vl-nlH
II. i M'KEfjVY.rM. l).,aumeon and physician
north side Malu su', below Market. vl-uti
O. HUTTKU, M.r U. surgeon and riiyhlclnu,
Market uf., abovd Main.- " l.ni:
It.- iL O'lIOWKUMorKeondenlUt, Malt; aU.
above court houtto. vl-nl I
r, Wjn.M.lteber.Hurceouund I'hyalilati.I'.x.
Changs lIlhckovcfhVlbbVBooic.slore. ij-tiH
11. HOI!
i Attnruevntltw. Olllce llart-
man's building, Main atreoi.
II ItfiffiWSXtiathByfatLaw.Ofnce. 2d llnor
... In Uxchaugo Block, near the 'Kxchange llo
LU. ,.. r.;u MvulftiVl i v')"1
MlLblNHRV,3t"K&.N0y GOODS.
IW. K ICLINK, Millinery and fancy OoodJ.
.Main Htreet below Market. vln iu
1UH UZZ1K' UAUKtEY,"mlllliii'r, Itamsey
-ibulldliiE.'Malust. !i'wiu vl-nll
lBH A1, 'n! witllfl.'nlncy'iSlilKTnotlonii, b.k
t Hlattouery, Kxchange block Main slreel.
Vl-ll
1'KTKItM AN,. millinery and f.incy geHl oi
I i.oslUi KplscOpal church, Main Kt. vl-n I t
IW. JULIA A. & BAUK JIAHKI.KK, ladles
L cloaks and dress pattcmJ, sou thcant comer
nhi and, westet. vl-nl)
IIHSM. IIUIUUCKBON, millinery and f:im-y
Ib'ootls MaInst.,opposlto Ctutt House, l-nll
iltH. M. 11. l'UHMAN, milliner, Main el., below
I llartumn'sstoro.westof Marliett. vi.rt
Hi: MIHSliM ilAlt.MAN mllllueiy and Unt)
BOods,MaluHre,etJus below Aniel lean '"JJJJ
IIOT10US AN1),.BAU)0NH.
I...VL'tft'Kufcteralid eallni! saloon, Anurl
euli lliiiise, Alain St., BallKer lai-iKl; Mtperlii
iidenl. ' ' M III)
1 1 mivun V AtOliTT coulectiutiry, Imktij,
1 ana tiynter auluua," wlnlvUklLMtiul rttiiil, lli
hiiiru block, Aluln st. , 1-nll
iOX'itVKDn.Teonroi'tlWl'VlJHltnry, mill
ter tmluoii, wUoltwiUttliiuUr retail, KxL'lmuyu
Jlclc ii.in t.. n; vl-mi
lXUilANUH UOTKJl; by Koons tt Ulailt, Main
V1I1 t
IjKAI'UCK, Main
L nU( weatoflrou strtmU i
.TOllKH IlUTKU by O. V,Ma.vuku, eafct end ul
'Main l. ' vl-un
HTOllNUU, rtJu-wtiJiiyJiL wikxjii.MiUii fct.j uml
OONB,it,ChAltK,"rcfrslinicnt Hloull, iix.
'4AtVJW.'5ljinn;tmiMJXyi 'Ktocuru-h etc. .Main
J Ml,, LtultiW itUU ' VJ-IH'J
tM. ilHUr,ufc avwW, JU.,dfi kiikxhw,
3 iUpuUHfuu Uuur, (rout "ftiiucs, ituiiuiis. tie,
II biui'-J-. -Uuiu, iotattuu, nMi, nun, n.nie,.
U., IIUlLltyiUll, POJ'UM jluLU uUU MUlkCl ft, I. . I'Uii
;'"M'ft -if tm-f1 -
ill ilOV 1,11, liulttuliU Lujtri, butils uilU htiuCA,
Mum ntuu Cuutl liuiite. imili
I Mum unii Uuurt lluunuuti
Lunar
A,l(KCi'ClKV,lvoy8totKtiuiist(rf,tMMiks uial
V, hUtUuuury, Mumri;tulow Muruut
1LI4AM iUtAHMUB. Coufcctluuerli'.. Mali.
al., near thu rullrnaa. .nU
MUIKN)KNllAlili.iruiuna KtiHk uf iiieri'huii
Vi. dlKbttml lumber, coruer uf .Malu ktruetaud
i J. KOUHIKh, Uwiter in dry kok1s sreerf eb etc
J HUIvo'b tJcb;MiD fct.T below 1 roil vl-ul.
f K UIUTUM. arocerlcs A I'rovllona, Main
M r, llu'i'Z dwifcr lu cholcu iliy gtMids, jtn
notions. Malu t.. oiMHMltu court lioiibf.
1 IC. KY Kit, Kroecrieii un
J Mwtu l.. uVkj w Went.
vi , ,
robcrk'H und iceuerut nierclmiidlso
11 JllAMKH & A. E. HAYIlUltHT. It iI-ru ti
Hcotimvri, aiiuth aide, tMroilooiu itbovti JSrubhtV
-vvaiiomnuKur Binip, v -int.
iMlfJCEliLANKOUS.
JAMlii UAlllIAN,' Cnbluetniaker und Lluilr
miilur rooms au Muln .trect. iu!
CI M. CHIUeTMAN, naddle.lriiuk und luineio
) maker, oppolte Episcopal ehun h Mutiist.,
CI w. I'tmi'.l.l-. furiiliuro roonis. tnrru ntuiy
I, brick ou Malu tt.. tint 01 Muiku M. vl-ni
It J.TllOltNXON.Wull puiH-r, window .hades.
Vi. am
id lUluren, luuxirl block, Main bt.
vl-n 1.1
II 1 UMENa-fOvJKil iiotogra,her, Kxcbaligu
II, ,M"vn, jiiaiu.t., m'twauu conn noilhe. Vllli
kl W.HAMl'LHaCO. Macbluh,tKKj.llliilii.
11. burg ucarrallroad.i Ciu.tliii;s uuulo at hhort
Ni lice, inucbineiy molarnl rtpalrwl. Vi-n'i!
f H. KUHN. dealer lu meat tallow. iie Llieui'
I bflrlnrs alley, tuti'kof American It, o.t. vl.iili
1,1 'J, IIIDI.KMAN. Aireut MunMin's I'unner'l u
J'i'lailar IdghtnlnglliKl. 'J-nl'J
I i KiiHTIUt. Uluo Muktr.hlal While ali' hiiiel
U. Tanner, Hootuiwn, vl-iu7
)I.OOMMltUltUT.llMlIKH LO., mauuluctureiK
iiaud ileaterb In laimlicr, ol all kinds, plaulnu
uiiiiuuir nie ruij.roaii. vi.ne
1 WITM A k . riharbl e wori; , near Miullmit
lt cornur maul wnu Wltrhil iis
Kll, ltlN(l,Kll,dul( l In iiliilios, oiaiiK aiu
, ruelodtu.,ia (I, : W,('nrelrfurnltiire rixmu
I 'Vylr vl-n I
l W. UQllllINH.'ltyiior di ali r Mvond diir frimi
17, norlhwenl corner MalnalKl Iron wis
nr
I'EACXICK. Notary I'ubllc, noilhisul irni
II Malu and Market t.
i.ii
TI.1IN A. fTtNHTflM. luiilnfll n nil nhtiratlM tl
,1 Insur&uccKMiinpany.uoi tin ojdrorncr Main and
Wulnt. r JV - vl.nll
i QAMIUII. 4A'())IV. Msrbl
p Worlcn, FaH rlnonmbvrv, I
le dittl Itruu ii Kton
'.IM-if-i; r l vtn
UUCKH0UN DIHKOTOHV.
O, AW, II. mtOF.MAKEIt, drillers In dry
aooda. urocerles and eeneral meret.aiull,e.
irstatorq lu ninth (nil t, flown. v2-uK,
JACOU& WM.IIAllItlH, dealers In dry gisals,
groceries. drugs aiid,nudlciitii, Flndslorolu
Dili end of town, v -nix.
VOUfttR II! NO. .U.
0UANUHV1M.K DIltliCTOUV.
U. tl. Ai MIXIAlKJI'.l,, phlclnn and ur.uni
klslu t.t., nexttltKir to tJiKMl's Hotel. v,-nl7
HICK 1101 Kt, und refreshment salnu-i, by
win. MoHtciier cor. oriMuintiuti i'inusu-iui7
AttM AN IIUOTIIIIHK, Tninieis and nlaonfnc
tiiiieisoflinllier. on Main St.. below nodi'
olel, .MI17
AVID UKUUI.Nd, ri.MirniHKlrlHl.M. I, and
Dealer In grain, Mill Hlieet, M-UI7
(lVl;ll A ItnitHINtl, dealer In drj i.ods.
gr.
aln
rocerles, lumber and (.lihtuI .Menu anility
llltN" I'HY.MIHH, .laddie and liarniv iniaker
Muni t.t.. anove inuwait nuiei. vi'in,
A II. W, COM'.MAN, Meichiltil Ullur and
. Oent's furnKhliiggoiitli, .Main Ml., t ext door
tho brick hotel. VI-IH7
AMKH II. ttAHMAN, 1'abluet Make
deltaker. .Main t., below 1'luo.
did Ull'
Vl-ll 17
tt.&C KIXU11NKH, l;lacksmlU,on Mill
Htreet, near l'lue. vt-nl7
WIM.IAM IIKMJMI HhocmnKernt.1 muniinc.
turor of Ilrlck, Mill HI., west uf l'.uo vluW
i-wiu it Mf.rrrTvr.v.n. Iron riiuu.,cr.Mnchln-
Jjlst, nnd Manufactuicr of plows, N HI HI.VI-1H7
II,F.S A. Wlt.MAMH A (o.,Tanvrsnnd Mnu
ufactilrcrsorieatlicr, Mill Htrc,t. Vl-nl7
A.
II. HKItltlNU A IIKOTIIUH, trpclllels and
tlulldcrs, Malu Htreet, below l"ne. vl-nl7
AMUr.I. SIIAltl'Lliss, Maker f the Iiyhmt
llialli Uradle. Main Kl.
vi irATtMAN. niliitr. ntu! Harness maker
, Orangovlllo,oiio(llo I'ramo cliurcli vl2nll
CATAW1S3A "iHUKOTOIlV.
UHQlJKHANNAorllilckIIotLl,.Ko,.tebnndcr
proprietor, BOiilh-east corner Main and second
Htreet. "nu
1). KINAHI), dealer In stoves and tin-ware,
MaliiBtieet. vi-nli
M. II. A11I1I:TT, attorney at law, Main street.
v2-uia
ILUCItT A KLINE, dry good, grocerlos, and
general lucicuuuiniu., jituu cueuv
ICEILK1I, billiard saloon, oysters,
cream in sejison Malu Htreet.
and Ice
VJ-U1
K. IIAI.I.MAN, Merchant Tailor, Hecond Ht.,
Hobblns- llulldlng. v2-nl.
II. J. K. ItOIIHINM, Mnrgwin and I'hynlelau,
Hcco ml Kt.. below Slain. vS-ulS.
It 1 IHTI.F.It. "tlittliiu bin Ilonse." North West
. Corner Main ami Htwond Htreets. vi-nls.
M. IIH01W1, duller in Uenernl Merchandise,
Dry OiioilsJlr'erleN r .,,
L1IIT STltliKT lHUIiOTOUY.
KTEIt EST, dealer In dr gixrits, groeciles.
Hour. feed, salt, Hsh, Iron, nulls, etc., Light
reel. -n
TEHWILDIUEH, Cabinetmaker,
and Clull maker.
Undertaker
fl-UIU
F. OMAN A Co., Wheelwrights, tlrst, door
alHive school house. vl-ultl
W. HANKKY, dialer InUather, HldM.'lliirk,
etc. Ciu.li pulil for Hides. vl-iuii
) H. ENT, doalor In stnvoa ami llu wain in
X all lis uraucnes.
Vl-ll Hi
OIIN A.O.MAN, miinufacturer and Ucalur In
IIOOLS llllll SIIOLS. l-llill.
J. I.IIIHEH, Jl. 1). Hurgeou and l'hjslclan.
i Olllce at Keller's Hotel. va-uW
II. IHVIN'n. Medical, Store Main Ht. und
jiruircreeic Jiotiu.
ESPY DIHEOTOltY.
Janl maulactory. Mhopon Main htioet.op
.....I,.. lIii.iih MM) VL!-lll
r II U'lMlirnKIHHlt. 11,
SPY KTKAM KLOUUINCI illLl-S. il. H. Kowler,
rionriutor. --um
r , llIjJliU.MII', IIIVU., m.uii-i in in j K'"""i
entciirli'h.autl utiiier.il iiieu-hamlUe. l-ull
W. KDOAli.Su'.iait'lianna VliintiM MHttinil
ti n , '..I. .... vl .hi 1 1
DMA. iillllllll.lVWUJ -
BUSINESS CARDS.
on
PRINTING
Neatly exeeutid at this Ollice.
pIIAH. O. IJAHKIilCy,
A T T O II N i: Y - A T - 1, . V,
ni.ooMsnuno, t'A.
Ortlrn In tho Exchange Ilulliilng, lieeond sloiy.
Wlilulyer A Jseouys l ouieeuoneiy, eecouu
uljovu the Exehruge Hotel.
IJluiiuisburjf, Jan. I, lsOD.
M.
ATTII It N K Y-AT-1, A W.
Ashland, Hchuylklll County, IVun'a.
c. w-
MlLiI.Kll,
A T T O 11 N E Y A T DAW,
Oilloowlth I'- II. I.lttle, In brhk bulldln.; nil-
tolnlllg l'ost Ollll-c. Jl 4- liouuuis, IHieu-i uj aim
l'ciislons colIecUil. ibep-.u 01.
O OIJ1511T I cIjAI'.K,
A TTO It N IJ Y.A'JVL A W
otlU'O cotntr ol Main and Market streets, oer
Flist National Hail K. mooinmnrg. m,
II. I, I T T U E , , "
A'l'TO UN K Y'AT.IiA W .
Olilco t.'ouit-IInne Alley, below the Col.liMlilAN
Ollice llloomsbulg, l'a.
G.
B.wBIlOOICvYAY,
ATTOHNKY AT l.AS
J3I,OQMSliUlta,' PA.
a-OKi'tcp-Cnurt House Alley, below the
liimttaii omco. IJuiiI U7.
T.
I'UltSKL,
MANUKAlfriMtKU V '
nil dealer In , ' rnT
LAtU'J.l-HAUH, VA K..y..in?s,
liUFKALO KU11EH. 1 1 0 it.SK- U N K ETfl dO..
which ho fot'ls ponrlilent lie cm hell at lowi-r
rate iiitiii any oincr ptrsou mum eoumry. i-;x
nniinfi for vourkclvo..
Hlujp urht iloor below tlia Tont Orlho Mtn
htrt t-t, iiioonifauurif, l'a.
eov. to, inuj,
B
OOK S T U Jt 10.
'llai tifiiU'ihtriii'tl. 1ih tiitr. taken llu- 1miiih
lutely occiihlfil by Dr. 1', John iu-l ilooi ali
iu I'.xcnniiK jiou i, wouin mmry um uiiuihh
ho (Vaintvilint thcrn will conhilaiit Iv on liitln
IV Ittll IlfKOllllLllI of
HOOKH, STATJONKUY, AND WALL J'Al'l'.l
AlhO Hut varlonu MnciiKhKN and N'cuMianw
publlKht-ii in tins country, nidiiu lor wnleli u
uh inoinptiy niu'iiuta in.
Till; CIlUlfI-ATIt(I L1UUAIIY
wlikli lias bii'ii In xUUnro for n yt ar, ditlx fi
11. i Mroniu-r Miirort ol ilio coiuinunli 'J h
li'linx nro itakonnnn'. ami nuciiuonui ui.i ion
nro uudlul lojusiiiy an tin rt'iiMjln th niitntt
ff nlumi
'J ho iibiial !.iig Mod. ol
NOTIONS aMI 1'ANn il)OlH,
will Ik luj't up and no alUH )-nMil to -ul l.-fy
hid whiuh i( iiuri-nari'.
a. i . v i int.
May 11,'MHr l!h i.iiikI.iuk, i'it
: n 'i
j s 'i' a y ,
it,
C. UOWi:it, DENTIST,
KoMXi'lllllly OtlflH llU MOrtMttOllIll hfl'Vll-lh t
tlitt liulh i and guith'iiu u of Itlonihhuiit nitd vl
clnllj. lie Niiunarttl to attend lotdltla- nii
out oiu ratlouii In Oielineot hU pioli-Hxtou, anil
is in lui-u wiiii iu' i it 1 1 i mi in win i'ontKi'Ai;
Tki:tii widt h will bo liin itcd on tioldVl'lntliiK.
11 r and rbbir bnwc to looti an w-l Uhiht nut'
ural U'L'lh, Tuth ex tractt d by all Iho new hiiJ
iitohi iiirovi ti nuiiiiMin, a no an opcuii lulu on
thr ti t 1 1 1 rnrcmilyniHl pioju-rly ntlendi-d la.
Ibfcldi'iut' and otlleo a ft-w dooiw aUiyo thd
t'lttUl UollM'i MUllU' hUlv,
Itlmtumtair);. Jnn.lJtiMf
JISS EIZ.IE JIAUKIiEY
has Just Illumed tn.in 1'lilln.li Iphln, m,.l bus
bought, und Is now olleiiug the h,sl t.,. i In. I lit
of
FANCY (intiDH,
THIMMINOH.
lloNNiriWAC ill-.,
evei exhlhlli-il lu lllirfuiisburg, uml Is pu puiiil to
miiLu up uri4Mis ubdull ullitr ultlch. .i feiuiiie
Munlr'ibe, a I shot I iiolli'f, and III the best anil
IiATtHl Ml lliNt- -'! 1 I, I f
Dooms lu Ihe Itamsey llutlilliigs, tn Ve.t
Main Klieil, f.nl ni"' nv I er tariu' ;U t ul
Hprlug Oralis.
May 1,'CK.
MERCHANDISE
r iii.iii AititivAi, nr
Hl'llINO ANIIHUMMr.lt IIIIOIiH
Thu subscriber has lul iclitriied irmu Ihe r 1 1 1.
with another large and .c!cct itsMorluieut of'
Hl'HINU A,il) HU.MMl:ll UdtlliM,
rurcliascd In New York and flilladelphln ul Ihe
lowest figure, and which he Is determined In ell
on ns moderate terms as eau be pris-iirei! el.
whcrti In Ulooinshurg. UN sliick uimprls, '
I.ADIliM' Illtt'SVi (KIIIIM
f thocholceslslylrHanil latest fashions. tngcl her
with n lutgo 'assoilnienl of Dry OoinIs and Hit,
ccrlos, consisting of Ihe rnllovvlni; milch ' -
I'-irpels,'
init'lolht, 1
eioihv '
I'tliliielta, !
Shun h.,
l-'lalihelN. ,
Milts,
White U.,,,,1.,
I.lueni,,
ItisipHklrts,
. Muslins,
t, Itollowuat
tVlarvMirt-
Jlll't hNMIIIC,
' ttardwnr'
Ilonln And ;Mmon,
(IiiLi and t!nA
lltiop Nj'tH.
LIiiihntllM
I
1
iXllig-lllaKM'i,
Tob.iesi, t ,
ilntlui,
I
Hi) 14:11 M,
Ttuis,
HUc,
AlUplee.
'., Uluuer,
(Mnnaiuou,
Nntmegy,
ANDJN0T1ONS (IUN 11ALI.Y.
n jihort, overythlug usually kept In eiunlo
stores', to which tie Invites the attention of the
public generally. Tno highest price- will be jaM
for eouury produce in exchange for goods.
H. II. MILI.KH A HON.
Arcndo Ilulhltngu, lltoomshurg, Fn.
September and Oct, Prices
,V T
I. W. HAimiAN'ri,
Kill HUM N!l'.ll DllESK OOOIM.
r ft.
liAWNH AT Zlui.
15 cl.
liA'-'NH AT i -III flu.
fin t;i.
I.AAVNK AT . nilclH.
51 ,'2
DRESS (iOODH AT' $1,10
$1,111)
DRESS (IOODH AT !)() f Ih.
nnti.
Dllli.SS HOODS AT lKfls.
10 ct.
DItlWS (iOODS AT .'KflH.
DRESS OOODS AT
.'ill rtw.
2.-1 cl.
DRESS (iOODS AT 22 tils.
Lt)fl. DRESS (iOODS AT ISfts,
TERJrS CASH OR PRODUCE.
N
KV HTO0IC OF CJLOTIirNG.
Krffcli urilvftl or
kaUj and wintku turnw.
DAVID LOWrNKKItO
UiVltcH alUnllon lo hU htot k of
CH KAT AND KAHHIONADLi: CLO'J HINO.
HtlilKhtoro on
Mnln Rtloet,luod(Krfl abovot lie Aiiitrlcnn llou
IIloomhblHg, 111.,
wherw ho hn Just leeelvcd irnm New Yoilt and
IMilIudoIphlan full nsoUiiu-nt of
MIIN AND ItOYH Cr-OTIIINO,
liu-luJInii ton uioM liu.liiuiial.lc1, durable, nmt
hniulhoim
umsUtlny of
UOX, HACK, H0(XI, UUM, AND Oir.-ULOTII
COATH AND l'ANTH.
of all .ort8,lz( mmdcolorw. Iln luui aNo rcplou"
Ibhtd hUalrcudy laru'HtocK of
l'AIdj AND WINTER HIIAWI,
BTUIPED. riUUlUID, AND1'IAIN VKHTH,
H1IIUTW, CltAVAaU MTOCKM, t iil,LAIts,
lkVNUKEUCJIIUFH, QIX)V1H '
eUSPP;NDEIta,-AND FANCV AHTK'lI-t
He nu.i conttantly on baud n Jareo'and wull-kt1-oct
ed ahhortvht of
CLOTIIH AND YUSTINUS,
which ho 1- prcpnu'd to mal;o to order lnWinny
kind of flolhintr, nn vtry short :othi',uiitl In iho
bcHt manner. All Id clothing in niadu hi wear,
and nuHl of It Nol' homo inuiiuluclnio,
UOM YArt:JU AND JKAVErdtY,
ol ovi-ry dekcrliHioii, lino und i hoiip, JMh i-hmioI
Juwvlry U noli.urii.uM'd;in ihlhhuf. Cull ami
uxMtiilin hUmni'ial iiNMrlinen (if
vwrmtiu, wa'iujii, jeweliu , ac.
DAVID LOWENllKlUi.
Q C. M A It H
Imviijuht lttrlMd lioin thu cuNliiu iiuuUtlH u
Inrtfu uml u ll iVi tcctcd hlmli of
1) Jt V (J I) () 1) ,S,
co n h t h i i a ii o r
'asilimuK.
.KiiiiK,
)Uhl hluKhid .V
IlitMWi MindliiH,
CllllcoLH,
TlcltlllgH.
TnUti I.lm iirt,
(,'ollon
All wool llaiiiu U,
Al., ilC,
A;i;ood htock of
IjIUUliu llri'KH KuodM,
IJiKftl bl ll'H A ( altlTIH,
tVl'lti-M id all KlmU,
(IoihI btlH'U tllK'llliM,
tlui'iiuwan',
Hlono uiro,
WikaI a ultlow waif,
Flour A Choji,
AUn lillrh- u ti)Ktal Moup Jur chutihu Tin.
IiiHHH, Ac, All koimN bold i-licun lor null or pio
duct..
Ho would cill tho utU'litlou vt buirt U hU
well mid curtfully tvulectcd lUhorUnvut which
i-oii.uiUcNeii)lhlui,iuiuill kuLllii tho cn.uu
try, fi'i-lliitf coiitldt'iit that hu vuu bell them
yoo-ln ul uu h nlc'id iu Mill uhkuro tiatUi.wtloii,
Uvl, 1,'tO-lf. C. C. MAltlt.
FOR NEAT iUOl CUE.U'
JOB PHlN'J'lNCl.
i f.t il 'J be Columbian Olllce, Hloornibur I'm
ULOOMSBUBG, PA., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15,
PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY
"ILLIAM PI8UEU
wmt
TitOMAS OAUHON A CO.
WllOMMAbB
DIUIACUS IN IIOKimiY,
men's FiinNisiriNo oobns,
UNENS A.NOT10NH,
ko. IS, south rouiiTit HrnubT
vmi.Aimi.vni a.
Juno t,'iM-Cm
JOHN STU0U1' & CO.,
Hnccessors t,iHtionp a ltiotiif
WII01.F.HAI.K DKADEItM IN FIHH.
'No. it North u hsrvt s. r.mt tie M-m v m.
l'lilla,UI,hls
Q V. IlIiAHON A CO.,
Manufacturers ol
HI. CIW1IH AND WINDOW MHA tti.
-Wafehoune, No. 121 North Third lri-"i
I'lillailolphln,
Q.EOUQE U. I10BE11TS,
Inliirtf r and Dt aler In
tlAHDWAUE, CllTDEHY, aUNB.'Ac.
No, 111 North Third Hli eet, above Vine'
Philadelphia.
gNYI)EU,f HARRIS &. BASHETT,
Manufacturers and Jobbers of (
, MKN'H AND IIOYH' CUirlUNt). j
Nos. Market, sud &2 Coiulilcree Htrwi;
I'lHIailelpllla.
JOHN 0. YEAGER & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers m
HATH, OAFS, HTHAV,' O0OD3, AND ;
L.ADHW FURS. '
No. !St North Third Htreet,
Mar.I0,'6!)-ly l'hlladelphl. ' I
E!
HTABLISIIED 1793.
JOHDAN AIlItOTlIIiH,
Wholesulo Gtocers, and Dealeis In
HADTI'ETEH AND IIHIMSTONE
No 2 North Third Bt.
I'luladelphln.
I.
II. WALTER,
1,111,. Walter A Kinib,
Importer ami Dealer lu !
CHINA, ODAS-S, AND iillF.F.NHWAUH.
No. tai N. Thlld Htreet. ,
I'titlsdeli lila.
W. RANK'S
Wlloi.f.Mii'; njiiAt.it, nr r, .nii
ClOAH WAHKIHIUHF, !
No. 1 III Ninth Third Hired,
lietween Cherry and Itacp, wi,l side,
fhlhulelphlu.
yARTMAN A ENOEIiMAN,
rOMAULI, MINUri. si..virtlt ,
MANUFAUTOHY,
NO.nrl MOUTH TIIIKDhTHKKT, I
Hcieond lasir below Wood,
I'll I I, A D KDP II I A.
I. W. W'AKTMAH V
F.miKI.MAI
YyAINWRIUIIT A CO.,
WHOI, EH A DE OHOOEKH,
N. E. Corner Hecond and Arch Hlreela,
Philadelphia,
Dealers ill
TEAS, HYltUl'H, (XJFFEE.HUOAIl. MOI4WKI,
KICK, Hl'lCKH, III llAUll UOUA, AC. AO,
esOrdeis will receive prompt attention.
May 10, lSli7-ly.
1'. H.1IOKNK. W. H. KIKtl. J, II. BEVUKUl
JJORNE, KINO A HEYBERT,
Wlllll.I MAI.I-. Iiltl ItUUlJ,
No. 31 J Mlilkel Midi
l'lIIDADEU'DIA.
Onleis tilled promptly al lowest
January tl, lb(8.
KUjOl-1:, It. AllTMAN. 0. 11. U1LL1SUKU, it. MOKV,
HTM AN, DIlililNGEH A CO.,
NO. 101 NOKTII THIItD HT. 1'IIILADKM'III A
Two Doors above- Arch formerly ISM,
MAUFAt-rflirilS AND JOhHHC-i in
CAHl'ETS, COTTONH YAKNH, 1IA1TINO,
Oil, CI.OT1IH, CAHl'ET CHA1NH, C'OHDACII.',
Oil, H1IADEH, 0 RAIN RA08, TIE Y'AHN,
WICK YA UK, W1.1DOW I'Al'KIl, COVKHLKCS,
AIAO,
W1M.OW AND WOODEN WARE.
IlltOOMS, UltUHllnH, UiOKIhO UlASHUS, TKUNKH
Feb. S.'tl'J
HOTELS, &.C
'jN'OHK'S HOTEL,
UEOHOK W. MAUOER, I'ropiUlor,
Tbualtovu well. known hotel has recently under
gone rail'ful cmtnges in us intei nai arraugemeum,
and Its nr. nrletur aunouuees to his former custom
aud the travelling public that his accomodations
tor the comrori or ins guefciaare seconu 10 none in
the rnitmrv. His table will alwava bo found sup
plied, not only with substantial food, but with all
the delicacies ol the season. Ills wines and 11
nniirs feTcent that nonuhir hoveraire known as
.Vcenr!"), purchiuied direct from tho Importing
houses, are entirely pure, uuu iree iroiu uu oi
souonsdrugs. lie Is Ihonkful for a liberal patron
age In tho past, aud will continue to deserve It In
IT-'nUfJl-- W XfATTfll,'!!
L U M n I A HOUSE,
B K UN A H D HTOjr N EH.
JIavimj lutoly puicliaKtil and fitted up tho
vfll'Kiiown uoniKon iioiai i'ropcrty,ioraUHi a
KKW IHIOIW AltOVK THK COUJtr HOTHK,
iiii i, i ill niuiitr niiin i'l mr nn-cv. iu hid tiinii i
KloouiUniru; and hnvlny ohtafiu'd a Ilccnso for
i 111' Mil mo HN II
It 1? S T A U it A N T ,
tho 1'ioprtetor ha ttcterinluod Uitflvo to Iho pHt-
pio YUHluu mo ujwii ou ouiiiuiMM or luttuturp,
A MTfl.K MOHK UOOM.
HU hUtdlnt nluo U exluiudve. and Is fit ted up
in put miKuicKnmi rarriHK" iu inoory, iiv prom
I m us that cwTylhliixuUjuttiiHi'MablUhuieiiiKhuI
I... nii.iurfcii tn no onlrrlv nnd lawful manner
and ht reKpectlully uollcltx a nhaio of Iho public
JX(!I!AN(JK IIOTML,
' J lHX)OMailUUO,COIUMllIA CO.. I'A.
Tho undcrslKiit d havln luirebiwul thUxitll
k'miu-itaiul rcntinllv-looateif hoUN(.thn Excdianiri
I Intnl. kiliiMLu no M A IN HTItEiriMn IIIooiiikIjui ir
tniiuedluU'ly opptmlto tho Columbia county Court
liouiso, ri'Hpoi'iiuiiy loiuriu inrir irieiiun anu
ni hlli In ii'iiuml lluit Ihelr hoiiKolu mw in o
for tho leceptton and entertainment of travellers
who liiiiv uu uitiHitcu ut uur ii whii i. u ci r rub
torn. Tuey havo Kpurod no oxpeusoln preparing
tlm Kxchuuiruior thocuUTtalniiieutof thelri'uet.ta
neither Hindi thero be anythlui; wanting on their
imrt to mluUter tn their per tonal comfort. They
iuunbU kiiaclouri,uud enJoyM uu excellent bus I
uehk location,
'ininihiiyitit run uLull tinit-u bolwecn tho Ex
cbunuo llotrl and thu varloun railroad depotx, by
wiitch travelUrM will bo ideaHuutly CMnivt i edto
cud from tho rtbptclHo ktatlom. lu duo thuoto
Hi twL me earn, nuuno
JtWouuburii, April J, I WIS.
OWKN HOUSK
HEHW1CK l'A,
WILLI A Jl WILLIAMS, Proprietor,
TliU v.i-11 Icuowit Hotel ban bctu ohtllidy ii lllli.
und u-CuniUhed, with a low lo thu i-rlett eom
Acouunodloiu Idvery rtublolMcouiHcled Mith
tl.ti llk(lk.hlliblllm.-lll.
Thoimr slll b mipplhd ulth tb eholeoxt
wlneii, UquorMUiia uum. a fair iimrooi pairon
O Ii A T K R O O V I N 0,
KVBRY V A n I E T Y
MOST FAVORABLE RATES,
JOHN TII0MA8, Atn CAHI'ER J. T1IOMAH,
Sox. 277, Illnoiniiburg, I'u.
Mar.lWWyr,
(Clioifc sguttry.
Botrothnl.
0 for ono lionrof kitcli enchanted light
As made it fairer da) llmu In tho sky.
When on tho wlllow.lsmk wo sal dial uUht,
My old-time, loYonml II
Awlillu we talked so low and tenderly,
We felt Iho llslcnlug Ireis nlwvu us lean;
Alid louder far tho silence seemed to mo
That fell at last belw lcu,
Her henit lay iloAllngon lis quiet thoughts,
, I.lku walei-lilles ou a tranquil Inkoj
And I,ovo within, unknown, because unsought,
lay drcnmlng half awako.
Ah, I.ovo Ullglitcsti,lrpiH'rccrknownl
A whisper, anil ha turned, plain to view;
Old as tho heavens seemed our story grown,
Whtlo yet tho moon was now.
And when she Kpokp.hcrnniwcrHecii el thewhllo
Hwi eler for sweetness of tho lips that told,
Setting n precious word within a smile
A diamond ringed with gold.
Then bloomed for us tho perfect centtiry-llowir:
Then tilled tho cup nnd overran tho brims
And nil tho stais processional, that hour
Cliantul a bridal hymn.
Ah, Time, ull ufter-days may fly away,
Such Joy as that thou bast but once to give.
And I.ovo Is royal from his crowning day,
Though klngdomlcss ho llvo.
gJUSffUautottS.
Tho Misfortunes and Consolations
of Fcregrino Twcezlo.
My friend Twcezlo Inw, through lire,
been tho most unfortunate, nnd yol tlio
most fortuunto, of men. Every species
of calamity litis befallen lilin,antl yet lio
lins never oneo been unlinjipy. Misfor
tune nnd ho lmvo over been nt war; slio
(lartii(r Iter missiles nt liiin, and ho
throwing them back nt her, or raising
p bastions, behind which ho has en
sconced himself, nnd laughed tho mali
cious Jiulo to scorn. Lucky has It been
for lilui that ho has been made of hucIi
impenetrable stuff:" lucky for him
that ho lias had n, thick head and a tough
liido ; and that, like tiio tortoise, which
oiicnsetl in its hard shell, lets tho pon
derous wagon wheel pass over It with
out llincliintr, ho also has been ublo to
lot tho heavy car of falo drive right
over hla back, without having a alnglo
bono broken by tho pressure. Some
men, when under tho lash of misfortune,
suddenly imagine that thoy ought to bo
religiou3,and talie. to praying most vehe
mently whilo thu danger lasts ; others
nro again opIimUts, iiutl when tho shoe
pinches them, console themselves by
quoting tho hacknoyod lino of tho poet,
whatever is, is right;" while others-
poor weak minded creatures I Hy lo
tho bottle for holaco, nut) mill; o beasts of
themselves, because fatohas proved un
wind. Twei.'.lo, however condemns ull
these methods, nnd consoles himself In
ti manner peculiarly his own. When
ever any facowllng, ill favored llend, of
Iho many that follow in thu train of
misfortune, stares him in thu face, my
friend Tweeziesits himself calmly down
nnd looks nt him. Ho quietly takes tho
iiiciifcuru of liis deformity, and if tho
iicud should have by chance any good
parts about him, ho treasures them hi
Ids remembrance. Then lie sliute his
eyes mid gives loose rein to ills imagina
tion ; which, nulling itwlf nt liberty to
dixpurt, speedily depicts tho monster as
ten thoui.nid limes more hideous than
hori'idly K At tills creation of his fancy.
rweezlo shudders, his hair Htands on
nil and ho thinks himself Indeed an
unfortunate man, to bo in thu prcnenco
of a misfortuiio so great nnd so menac
ing. This, however, only lasts for a
moment and Twcezlo opens ills oyes
again. Thu monster Is still there. 'Ha!
ha I' says Twtczle, pretending to bo
agreeably surprised, "is that you? Lord
love you, I thought you wore a great
deal uglier ; really you are not half so
bad ns you might hnvo been. Your faco
is really pleasant and your behavior ac
tually courteous, in comparison with
tho ono I took for you. What a lucky
fellow I am, that Eato has sont 1110, in
your person, a misfortuiio that I can
put up with, Ha.niy gontl fellow I there
is comfort yet In storo I" And Twcezlo
rhapsodizing in this strain, actually re.
Jo lees that a little misfortune has come
upon him, becatHoa greater might,wlth
as much Justice, lmvo bofiilli'ii him.
Twcezlo nun x wero school reiiowp,
uml ono trait of his early character will
exemplify his peculiarphilosophy.I'cro
giiup, being so easy and good uatured,
shared tho fato of nil easy folks, and was
always put upon, and became lu fact,
tho scapegoat of the whole school. If
any riotous urchin hud committed a
fault, broken it window, knocked down
n pio woman, or drawn a ciuicaturo of
our pedagogue upon thu wall, Pero
griucwas, pointed out ns tho delinquent.
Straightway the awful ferul was put
Into requisition; und Twcezlo and its
thongs became moro Intimately nc
quaintfd than was nt nil agreeable to
the former. Tweezlu was nt this tiiuo
but seven years old; hut his ruling mux
im hail even then penetrated Into his
brain, mid become thu guido of his con
duct and his consolation in distress. Our
pedagogue Mr, Tliuiiip'emwell had a
wife, who had u very inordliiatu notion
of her own excellence, both menial and
corporeal, unil a very supreme contempt
for her husband In holh respects.
Thiimp'eiiiwell if rumor xpoku truly,
now and then experienced from tills
nlU'Ctlonalo partner it low proofs of tho
superiority, which who niauilested hy
imprinting upon his laco tho marks of
her delicato lingers, and by letting fall
upon his oyes the weight of her dainty
fist. Ono unlucky morning, some sa
tirical rogue III imturcd us satirists al
ways are drew with chalk upon tint
wall u very tolerable iTpicscntHtlon of
one of tho striking, scenes above ullu
detl to, which had on tho previous oven
ing ngrutiibly relieved tho dull monot
ony of thu school-master's life. When
TliuiiipViiiwi'llcuiuoilown In the morn
ing, ids eyes rit,tod immediately upon
lids sketch of connubial felicity. Ho
gazetl upon It in tiwliil silence, and then
his faco grew so red, und tho veins of
Ills forehead mj swollen that wo
thought ho woultl hnvu sutrocated.
Clenching his hand, and striking it
against thu desk, uisetliug at Ihe sumo
time an Inkstand nil ovei hi muiktt'ii
nether garments, he, with it still small
voice, oidcri'tl us all to stand up, Thu
dieatl summons was obeyed, and wo
stood In u lino across tho room. Tliuiiip'
1809.
VOL
emwell was nlwnys In a tremendous
fury whenever hospoko low nnd bland
ly, nnd wo accordingly prepared our
selves for nn explosion.
"Now my dear childrensaid Thump'
cinwell, ' you know I lovo you sincoro
ly,' and tho hypocritical wretch seized
hold of his ferula us ho spoko, 'nnd I
should die with grief, If one of you over
camo to-thu gallows. Do you hear V
"Now,1 continued ho after n short
pausu 'I was telling you that I loved
you dearly i and, as I lovo you, I must
snvo you from tho gallows. Now, the
littloutroclous vagabond whomado that
drawfng Is stiro to be hanged ; nothing
can savohlm from it, unless I Ontl him
out and Hog him and conflno him for
three days upon bread and wnter.You see
therefore my dear children,' continued
he, still In tho same bland volco 'that
my affection compels mo to punish tho
offender. Tlieroforo I ask you who did
it?"
No reply.
"Tell me, or I will flog every soul of
you from tho biggest to the least. Who
was tho ntroclous reptilo that had tho
audacity to do It?"
Still there was no reply; and Thump'
emwcll lifted his rod, and brandished
it in air passing tho lingers of his left
hand lovingly through tho thongs its it
descended.
Still nKOtieral Hilcnceprovitlledj every
ono loolled Innocent ; and tho real cul
prit certainly thu most Innocent of nil.-
Again the question was risked, nnd nil
eyes wero directed towards poorTweezle,
who, though guiltless ns the babe un
born, stood trembling nt tho bottom of
tho file. His countenanco was pale, his
oyes wero downcast, and his knees
knocked together. As tho flcrco look
of tho pedngoguo was turned towards
him, my poor friond thought that ho
might as well have been guilty slnco ha
was suro to bear the punishment.
"It was you, was it ; you incorrigible
rascal?" said Thump'emwcll, seizing
the unlucky Peregrine by tho napo of
the neck. 'Now go sir, und rub it dir."
Twcezlo did ns lie was desired.
"Now mydcar little boy,"said Thum'p
emwcll, "come hero I"
Twcezlo kuew it would bo of no uu
to resist, nnd so hu went.
In a minuto afterwards, tho Instru
ment of torture ascended and descended
in rapid succession, and tho screams of
the unhappy sufferer resounded through
thu apartment.
"I'll teach you, you iinp,to mnko sport
of your superiors,' said Thump'emwcll,
lifter hu had Hogged him till Ills arm
was tired. 'And now;" added lie,"conio
with mo I"
Twcezlo, still bellowing, as If ho had
tho lungs of ten urchins, was dragged
by Tliuiiip'emwell lo n llttlo dark, dus
ty room, used ns tho prison for Juvenile
delinquentsand there locked up. Wo
nil of us 1 lean I him roaring for about
llvo minutes, when thunoiso gradually
subsided, and ho wits us quiet as if lie
had dropped asleep. Feeling acutely
for ids sufferings, and indignant that he
should l.avu umlerguiiu such scvero pun
ishment fur uu offence of which ho was
guiltless, I seized an opportunity to
steal nway to condole with him upon
ids wrongs. Tapping gently at the door
of his prison I announced myself, and
straightway began to consolo liiin un
der tho pressure uf his evil fortune.
"Oil, I iftn quite comfortable!" said
Twcezie,8topping mo short in tho midst
of my lamentations.
"What!1 said I, surprised, 'after such
a beating as that Infernal Thump'em
wcll gave you?"
"Yes," said Twcezlo.
"And threo whole days lo ho locked
up hero and condemned to bread and
water. Comfortable did you say?"
" es,quitocuuifortablc,"said Twcezlo
'one tiling only troubles me."
"And what is that?'
"That I was not guilty. However, I
llitond to become so us soon as I get out
and there's comfort in that."
'Well done, Twcezlo I 1 admire you
for that! But Is It nol cruel neverthe
less that you should bo confined hero
for three days? Is It not disgraceful ?"
"It Is rather,' replied Twoezlc; "but I
don't mind it. Three days will sooner
pass than n week, it might lmvo been
woroul"
Anil wjtli this small grain of comfort
that his punishment might havo
been more severe, Twcezlo passed tho
term of big Imprisonment in cheerful
ness. Happy Twcezlo I
This was ono of the trouble of his
early life; nnd Iu manhood he has not
been more fortunate. Ill luck lias al
ways followed him. Ho lias been in
lovo, .mill been Jilted; ho lias played,
nnd been plucked; ho has confided' tind
been deceived; but still tho moro that
fort tint) lias frowned, tho more stubborn
hu has been iu defiance of her and tho
moro eager to consolo himself, oven iu
fate'.- darkest day, by rellecting, 'Hint
it might have been worse."
Another adventure in which hu was
concerned will show his turn of mind.
Tho Hon. Major Fllzllgglns, u gentle
man who rejoiced in a great stock of
assurance, a tolerably liiiudsomu per
son, and it very afciimiiiodating con
science, look it Into his hind to pay
some very marked nlteiitions to Miss
Jiilletla lllossiiiii,u young latly to whom
Twcezlo was engaged. Thegu gallant
ries of tho Major towards the fair Jul
iellu wero, of course, not very pleasing
to my friend Pcregrlno; und It may of
coursu ho Inferred that no great poitiou
of good will subsisted between him anil
tho Major, l'eregrinu being an easy
good uatured fellow, would never have
insulted Major Fitxilgglns; hut the lat
ter being an overbearing puppy.
thought lit to apply uu epithet towards
Mr. I'ervgrlue Twcezlo, which as u gen
tleiiiitii, Mr. IVrcgriuo Twcezlo could
nol tlo otherwise than resent. I was in
coiisequeiicucouiiiiisnloiied lu bear an
Invitation to thu Hon. Major Fllzllg
glns to take a walk to Chalk Farm on
the following morning, whero lie would
Und a certain person who would bo
most happy to exchungu shots with liliti.
Major 1'ilzilggins was too much of a
gentleman to rtjiel so courteous an offer
and the next morning, accordingly, tho
nu-etliig took place.
"Sad rascal, that FlUliggliii!' bidd
1UT3H HOITj.
DKM. - VOIi. XXXIII NO.
Tweozle to mo, us wo arrived on the
ground.
"And a good shot I said I.IIkoa Job'u
comforter as I was.
"I'm glad of Itl" said Twcezlo.
I was about to ask liiin whv. whon
tho Hon. Major Filzflgglns nrrlvod on
tho field accompanied by his second.
Tho customary cold and formul civili
ties passed between tho belligerents:
tho ground was measured by tho sec-
onds, ond tho principals took their
places. There was an awful pauso. Each
mtiu tired, and each man fell 1 Twcezlo
was soverely woundod lu tho right arm.
I knelt down nnd began to bandage up
his wounds ns well as I was able, when
tho second of tho Major camo.up to mo.
iviiirm and anxiety wero Imprinted on
Ills countenance.
"Fordod'ssiikol'baid lie in a hurried
tono, 'gentlemen, lose no tlmo ily
ily! Major Fitzfigglns is, I fear, mortal
ly wounded."
"Good Qod 1" said, I, " I liopo not."
"I fear so,' answered tho second.
shaking his head dolelully. as ho turn
ed to render that assistance which his
friend so imperatively needed. To my
unsophisticated mind tho aspect of af
fairs was disagreeable enough. Twcezlo
saw that I thoughlso; aud looking earn
estly in my face, whispered in a confid
ing tono Ilmight haveban tocrset
How?' replied I mechanically, for I
was thinking whither wo should pro-
coed till tho disagreeable business had
blown over.
I might have missed him I' said
Twcezlo; and hu fainted from loss of
blood.
I carried him lu my arms to a hack'
noy coach that was in waiting, andjwo
drovo away rapidly. Thrco weeks af
terwards wo heard that Major Fitzflir.
gins was slowly recovering from his
wound, and that no further fears wero
entertained for Ids safety. Not so how
ever with poor Tweezle. His wound
had proved exceedingly difficult of euro
and at tho end of a month ho lay In a
very precarious state., To add to this
vexation, news also readied us'that'tho
heart or tho Interesting and romantic
MissJuiietta Blossom had boon touched
by tho dangers which tho gallant Ma-!
Jor had undergone for her sako. Rumor
added and rumor for once spoko, tho
whole truth that tho gentle fair ono,
had after a short sicgo.yielded her heart
and fixed a day whon sho would yield
her hand to thocaptivatlngsoldier.his
news I thought would provo rather too
much even for thu comfortabio philoso
phy of my iriend, nnd I hesitated about
communicating it to htm. By somo
means, However, It camo to his kiiowl
odgc. "What's your opinion of my wound,
sir?" said hu to me ono day after I, had
returned from asolilary saunter through
Boulogne.
"Bad enough,' said I, 'but you" will
recover in threo or four months."
I doubt It," replied Tweezle; ("but
still it might have been worso 1"
"If ho had killetl you outright," said
I, guessing Ids meaning.
"Precisely so," replied he, smiling,
ami looking quite happy to think ho
hail escaped life, nnd had only received
a wound which would conflno him for
Hix months to ills bed,
"And what do you think of wdmnn-
kind in general,' snld Twcezlo again,
'and to Miss Jullottn Blossom In par
ticular?" "They aro false In general,' said I,
'and Julictta Blossom Is falso in partic
ular." "All 1' said Tweezle, chuckling, 'I am
a happy man !"
"I wish you a long contluuanco of
your happiness," replied I.
Twcezlo looked serious for a moment,
and then heaved a deep sigh. 'I havo
lost her!" said he.
"Miss Blossom ?" Inquired I.
"Yes; nnd a sweet crenturo sho was,
rich, beautiful, and well born I nnd I
I havo lost her i" Twcezlo made an
effort to look sad. lJiut it might have
bcenworscl" ho added, brightening up.
For my part I was glad to see him 60
chcorful; but I could not well seo
what reasons ho had for being so, and I
therefore asked him.
"I might lmvo married hoi 1" said
Tweezle.
Happy, happy Peregrine 1
Dutch Folk loro.
1. A baby laughing lu its sleep Is con
versing with tho angel".
2. Rocking tho cradle when tho babo
is not in it, is considered injurious to
tho Infant, und prognostic of its speedy
death.
3. A strange dog following you is a
sign of good luck.
1. A stork Hitting ou a liousu is a har
binger of happiness. To .kill Huch a
turn wouid-Do a sacrilege;
53If you sco n shootingstar, tho wish
you form before its disappearance will
ho fulfilled.
C. A person born with a caul is con
sidered fortunate.
7. Four-leaved clover brings luck to
thu person who finds it unawares.
8. An overturned salt cellar is a ship
wreck. If a person spills salt on thu ta
ble, it betokens strife between him and
thu person next to whom it full. To
avert thivomen ho must lift up thu grains
with a knifuaud throw them behind his
hack.
0. Aftereatlng eggs in Holland, you
must break (hu bholls, or thu witches
woultl sail in them over to England
10. If you muku a present of u knilb
or scissors, tho person receiving must
pay something for It; otherwise tho
friendship between you would bo eut
off.
11. A tingling ear denotes tliero Is
btiinobody speaking of you behind your
back. If you hear thu nolso in tho
right oue, ho praised you, if ou thu left
side, lie called you a scoundrel, or wimo-
thing like that. But novel' mind I for
If In thu Intiorcaso hltu your littlu lin
ger, the evil noiikor's tongtiu will bo lu
thu suiiiu predicament, ily nil means
bite tho little linger.
12. If at dinner, a persou yet unmar
ried 1k placed Inadvertently tictwoon u
uurjrlod couple, bo suro ho or sho will
get u partner within Uo tout. It's it
pity it must hu Inadvertently.
13. If a person when rUlug throw
down his chair, ho Is considered guilty
of untruth.
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anil 1,0(1 foreiicli udtlllioiiul line
"Divided Duty."
The iS'im under this hoad, tells, ii
thrilling story, to show that tho ngo of
heroic deeds Is not past-lhu hero In
tills case being n poor employeo of ii
railroad company, and within n few
miles of Now York, Wo quote:
Albert G. Drecker Is tho brldgo-tentl-cr
at thu Passaic river drawbridge, on
tho Newark und Now York railroad.
On Friday afternoon, Just previous to
tho tlmu for a passenger train to roach
the brldgo, the draw was open. Mr.
Docker know that tho train was coming.
Ho begun to turn the bridge, so as to
close the draw before Its arrival.
At this moment lie saw his littlu son,
who was only ten years old, nnd who
was Hot far from him, fall from tho
brldgo into tho river below. Tho agon
ized father looked down tho track. Ho
saw tho train coming swiftly towartl
tho bridgo, nnd know that to do ids ut
most thero was barely tlmo to close the
draw. In tho water below him ills boy
was struggling for life. A leap into tho
stream nt this moment, and he could
savo his child. But the train camo
thundering down, and he know that If
ho left his post for even a single instant
a hundred lives might be sacrificed. Ho
stayed. Siowiy tho brldgo was swung
into position, and tho train passed safe
ly over, and none of tho passengers
know what their safety had cost tho
poor workman, who sprang Into the
river only to taka thence tho lifeless
body of his boy.
Is tliero any story of heroism to sur
pass this? Think, If you cau, of tho ter
rible alternatives of duty which wero
preseuted to this man. Tlioro was no
tlmo to dellbeiate. His son was dying.
Ho could easily rescue lilm by leaping
into tho river beneath. But that leap
must havo cost many other precious
lives perhaps hundreds and had ho a
right to imperil theso? Tho agony of a
lifetimo of suffering must havo been
compressed into that moment of doubt.
With subllmo nnd heroic fortitude, this
uoblo father resolved to do Ills highest
duty; aud to that duty his son was sac
rificed. How many of us would lmvo
douo tho same.
Touching. Wab. Incident. Rev.
Henry "Ward Bcecher, at his Friday
evening praycrmeeting, related the fol
lowing: "Not long since I found myself at
Cincinnati, with a llttlo sparo tlme.iiud
I thought 1 would improve it by visit
ing somo of tho southern battlo-llclds
and burial places. I first proceeded to
Nashville, On going out to tho bol
dlers' Cemetery, lobaerved a man plant
ing a flower over a grave I approach
ed him and nsked if his son was buried
there? 'No,' was tho response. 'A son-in-law?'
'No,' 'A relatlvo?' 'No.'
'Whose memory ,thpn, do you cherish?'
I ventured to nsk. After delaying a
moment, and putting down u small
board which ho had in ids hand: 'Well,
1 will tell you. When tho war broke
out I lived in Illinois. I wanted to en
list, but I was poor, and I had n largo
family of children depoudlng on mo for
their daily bread. Finally, as tho war
continued, I was drafted. . No droit
money was given me; I was unable to
procure a substitute, und I mado up my
mind to go. After I had got everything
iu readinesw, and was Just leaving to re
port to tho conscript camp, n young
man whom I had known came to mo
aud said: 'You havo a bigfamily.whom
your wife cannot support while you
have gone to fight for your country; I
will go for you.' In tho battle of Clilck
nmauga tho poor fellow was dangerous
ly wounded. Owing to Bragg's offen
slvo demonstrations on Chattauooga,ho
along witli others was taken to tho hos
pital at Nashville. After a lingering
illness ho died, and was hurled thero.
Ever since hearing of his death I havo
been desirous of coming to Nashville
and seeing that his remains wero prop
erly nuried. Having saved sufficient
funds', I camo hero yesterday, and havo
to-day found tho poor fellow's grave.'
On completing the story tho man took
up the small board and inserted it at
tho foot of the grave. On going to look
ut it I found thlsslmpleiuscriptloii.antl
nothing more. 'Ho died for me,"
Ili'.siiua the fact that lco is lighter
than water, thero is another curious
thing about it which most persons do
not know, perhaps namely, its purity.
A lump of ico melted will become pure
distilled water. When tho early navi
gators of tho Arcticseas got out of water
they mo J ted fragments of thoso vast
.mountains of ico called icebergs, and
wero astonished to find that they yield
ed only fresh water, Thoy thought they
wero fiozen wn water, not knowing
that they wero formed on tho land and
in someway launched into thuseu, But
if thoy iiutl been right tho result would
have been ull tho saiuo. Tho fact is, tho
water In freezing turns out of It all that
is not water salt, air, coloring matter
and all Impurities. Frozen bea water
makes fresh water Ico. If you freezo a
basin of Indigo water it will muko ico
us clear and as white as (hat mado of
puru rain water. When tho cold is very
Midden, theso foreign matters havo no
tlmo to escape, either by rising or sink
ing and aro tints entangled Willi the
Ico, but do not inako tiny part of It.
RlIMAHKAllI.i: BltKACH OF PROMISE
Cahf.. In tho Morris County, New
Jersey, Circuit tho case of Eliza Garth-
wait against Richard Powell was
brought up. Tills action was brought
for the recovery of 12,000 damages for
breach of promise of marriage, Tho
Plaintiff Is a widow, and lives In New
York City, and is, osshn alleges eats
old, The Defendant lives at Plunders,
Morris County. Is a widower, and has
arrived ut tho ago uf 77 Tho plaintiff
alleges that dufffidaut promised to
marry nor lour years ago, nnu sinco
that tlmo ho has-broken his engagement
und married another. Tho defendant
denim tliero was any engagement on
fits part, and, if tlioro Was any cngage
mupt, lio aftiiwardsv learned that she.
was u very passionate woman, und that
sJ)o and her former husband livid very
uuhtuplJvtogctueT,Bud thought tho bolt
thing fur 'hint to do under thos,o clrcumi
stuuees was to retract hti yrimiis.0. Th3
Jury camo into Court on Friday, render.
ing a verdict of $2,000 for plnlnllir,