Iti
h flffllumiriatt
,tT3$t -AND-
l'ublhhed every Friday morning
lnttlio ' Cilunttiluii Building near thu
Court House, hy
!0ARLE3 B. BHOCKAVAY,
jjJja(tpr nnd Proprietor.
"?ffrfilii. Two dollars n year, pnya
bKhl'Bdvanco.
RPRtNTINa of nil cloacrlptlom
wPw w'"1 neatness nnd dispatch,
i,fttrMannb!u rate.
iESVKg.AU TINWAttK.
gun II '
I I I fl fl I T InnfnrlhalnvM llnWftt-... Mill,.
"ll SJtsBOvocourt house. vl-u4l
n" M.WJPEUT, stove? find tinware, Hiiper,
NtWMt, Mill" si., west of Market, vl-nl
ti CLOTHING, AC.
f iii if f " . 1 1
'1 iK'TUlSriiNtll-1'0. merchant tailor, Mnlu St.,
. IJJiEoMtbuve American house, vl-
. for
',Ju.row I'arhuiii hewing Machine, turner of
iiCWH''""" OUIBI IIUUTO ......v.
wsDKUUS, CHEMICALS, AC.
'tfUMtltiisl.. iltuealsw and apothecaries.
Irpwer s oimn
. IVlil'oek. Main st.. westol Murket. vl-ull
niw .i.i. ui iiru.t i.prarv. mitten
".SCliOCKH, WATCH liS, AC.
HKHHY 7.UTPINOI- II, W'ntchcs, Spectacles and
leirolry c. Main Httctt near WwlH. v.tiilS
LTjUia BEllNHAUD, which unit clock maker,
nearsonthcaslciirncr Mnlnainl ironsls.vl-ull
QE. HAVAHK, dealer in ciocks, waicnes
.Jewelry, Mum Ht Just below Ainerh
nnt
vl-nll
jluuie.
. wiArttfiAtiT umlI1i unit rldfk maker. Market
.'K sL. Iielnw Main. vl-liU
HOOTS AND SllOKS.
i'-m. nuriwfsr i i fitui MimiMnAker.Miiluhtreet
J- ODDUHllQ (Juurl House. vlulJ
ifcBOI.LKDKIt,luunilfacturer nlul dealer In tuxitfc
'Af nnd, shoe,Malui.t., oppoillu Kiilicoiml cliurcl.
r , t vlnM
'tlUNRY KLK1M. niamifuclurcr and dealer m
il boots Und sIiooh, itroeerleti etc., Ka-t llloonis
f arte Main Hi. vl-nri
DAVID l)KTZ, boot uml Hlioeniaker, Main nt.,
below liurtinau'n more, west or Market atlcel,
jt yl-ul.t
PUOKESSIONAL.
J 11. KVANH, M. (. Mirtteon and fclclall koutli
aide Main at., below Market. vl-uM
DK. XI, V. Klllliev surgeon dent Ixt.tcetll extract
ed, without ialn. Main at., nearly oppoltt
tpleopal Cburcli. vl-nl"
f 11. M'KEI.VV M. I). Kurueon and i!iynlcl:iil
I north aide Main at., below Market. vl-iin
"T (S'UUTTEH, M. D. mirgcon and l'liyhlciaii,
J, Market it., above Main, vl-nl.
nB.'H.'O.-HOWHIt, aiirutun dentNt, Main hi.,
JJabovecoyrt bouse. vlnli
Dr. Wm. M. Iteber, rturgeon and I'hjNl'dati.IJ.v
change 111 ck over Wcbb'a lluoa i.tire. J.n-i
t B.'UOBISON, AtloriH j.al.l.aw,OIHce Ilart
, rnan'i bullilluL', MaluHtreet, v.'-n'JD
!w;R IKCLKH, Altorney-iit-I.aw,onice, 2d lloor
'El .In ISchaugo iilock.near the -'.xetiauRe Ho
teU",, ' , vJul
llilililNKUY & FANCY GOODS.
MRS. E. KLINE, Millinery and Taney Goods
Mam Btreet below Murket. vimt)
MlStiiUUSIK llAKKI.HY, milliner, UaniHe)
Imllulng, Main hi. 1-ui.l
s
I6a A. D. WE1ID, fancy eoodn, notlona, booUK,
swuuiier, r.AcnaiiKU uioea: .laiuaireei.
E
t.'PBTEHMAN. mllllnerv and fancv eoodamt.
I ptMlt Eplaeoal ehurcti, Main at. l.nl.'i
11 IW; JULIA A. & HADK IIAUKI,i:i, ladlen
cloalu Iknd dress patteruj, aoutbeabt eouur
Main, and west M, vlnl.i
'IIIUJM. DE11UICKSON, inllllnery and fancj
Ugooda Maluat.,upposlto Ciairt II mi sc. vl-nli
MW.M;U.FUn.MAN, inilllner, Mulu at., belon
ilurttnan'a atoru, weaiol Maiket hi. vuri
ritHJi MIM8KS ll.Mt.MAN inllllnery and lane
1 lfOOdH,Malu alieetjuil below Aluerlcan bouhe.
iW-U01'i.l.S AND hAl.UDNb.
JIJill(JuCK.ohteraljil citing Miloon, Aliiill
cau Houhe, .Main hi., ll.tiUfi i.vaeiak hiiititu-
U'lDMVKll 4 JAUUill, itnilicllonri, bakirj,
IT'rtud oyhler htiliHin, wbolehuleulul lutall, Kx
uange block. Main hi. vi.uii
I.HJX'i! WEUH, conteclloner , bakery, and ojn--L"Ji."a,l)0"
wbulehiile una relall, .xUiuui;e
Mct-V. vl.m.i
ifXUHANUt: HUTU., bj Kooui .Vl'lulk, Main
I W., opiHMlte eoui l bouie, vl-ub
IMKUIOA1S llUUHi:, bj Jou.S l.fc.U'oci., Main
A u, wot of iron street. vl-nl..
UOUK8 UOTU., by U. W. Mauukii, eaht end ol
illaluht, i.u,i
BHTUUN KH, luiu-hlllui'lil .iloou,.Mulu ht.,jubl
. above courinuuac. vi-nij
KOONH & CLAItK, reiiehlmient mtoou, i;x.
chunirl. lu.l .-..
'MlillCllANTS AND UUOCJiUS.
JAC'OIM, Coulrellouery. Kroecrit-i etc. Mmn
i si., beluw ilou vl-u.u
u li.itll.lJiU,
0 -iUveilawaic-, liuui, autt, bitono. uu.4uu, tn,.
louviie, uoui, let J, nail, ilU, uuu, u.ti.4,
lv.. UUlUiCUal tOiUci ..lu.Uumi jihuo i. Um
Ui; i. aurt bit, uau Miia ciipo. iiixtu una tiii&.
i - CUiUt'1 U tiUii U. Vi-lilu
r, i.vrlct iLMji .-uut. tb,,,t.atri't.i jiiuiu un iioii
V.nv,
J J, lUtuW i;u, ai, fcouus, ijiuvt-rica, tU,,coiuti
UUlU UUU Lull 1 1 liuUftCttttCJ VI'Ulu
Kt hloi.c hlioe btol v, boukh und
fj. .Utiunery, Muiu -i,ueiow Muraei vi.uii
ilAtlAHl hltA&M ll, eouleclluuerleh, Main
U unr the rallioad.
MMKNDL'Nll AIJ-.k'cir-ijiI liH.k ol lueieliau
J. Qf9and lumber, corner ol Main htnelauu
i.wica roau, vi-nw
J. UOUllINH, iUhIit lu tlo Kuodi rcf rlth etc.
tiutve'ii block. Mnluut., below I run vjtiii
iK.vUlUTON, Urm-erlci & i'lovlsluUb. Muln
ye)t below MarUei yluii
jfl. LU'JZ ileufer lu choice dry goiHlH.unU
notlouw. Matu lit,, iiDtioaito conn huu-u-.
t T v.lnt3
,Maln ut.. aljoe Wcht. vl-nlJ
OBCl'.AMLK A A. K. HAYIUIltHT. Dt-alfin lu
p.QrocerleK Conft'ctioiHrUH and Notions,
nooiiown, utiuin Birtu. two uoori. above Jirobht
ftra
It
MlSCliLhANKUUS.
SAMtH OADMA.V, Lubllietlilaker and Llmlr.
maker naiins on Main meet. VI nil
Oil. C11KI.-.TMAN, hiiildle.trunk and liuinehh
maker, opj olie l.pUeopal eniiien Main si.,
- yni
GJW,OOllEI.l., luruituie loom., tline lorl
. brut ou Main tt el nl Market hi, vl-nii
1 J.THOHNTUN, wull paper, HindTiw Thaiies,
I, and llmiirei., Itupert biocU. Main t. vl-uil
HHOaENMTOL'K, pliolouraplier, Kxeliaii7i
. block. Main ht opposite court houne vl-nil
'IWJ.W.MAMri.l: iS tl). Maelllulhlh.Kahtlltooliih.
A! . burg near laltroud, I asiliigs made al hiiort
wttlee. .machinery made and leiialred. vj.ii.yi
Ij.'KUHN, dealer In meat tallow, etc,. L'luiu.
- ,rljtl'1' tHey. I'wk ot American lif o.e. vl.n4.
UfJ.BlDl.KM AN. ALr-nt Muiihon's l'oiner'lu
fit hular Uglitiilnii Hod. VMllH
IMWtll, (.lac .Maker, and WtdluMid Ulw)
.awar.rtcoilown. Vl'llll
Bl-OpMHIlUlill .l(Mlli:ll to., mauuluclurerh
uealcr In l.umbtr, ol all klmlh, i.huilin;
""JLnwirlha lall.road, vl.int.
1 J.VV1TMAN, iiiarblt "wiurks, near .oulhMtn
Ifl, corner Main and Market !. vl-n II
II. IIINIIM.II, dealer In plauoh,ori:.iiis and
nieo,l,uliM.alfl. VV litri.Il'Hliiriillliru rooillh
..... i vl-uil
JWi ItOHHINH, llnuor ileuler heeoud iloorlroiu
, nnrthwesi corner Mn!n and Iron uta. vl-n4.t
i J'rlAfOfK. Niilari I'uhllc, uorllieal corner
Vsln ami Market al, vl.uil
. T'llN'A.KUNI-TDN. mutual and cahh rates lire
,t i tn.Qr&nreroinranv.nia tlieakl corner Slain and
wt l vl.nli
tJ -nft'KI J 4.1'oltV. Ma l,ieal.rt iTiiiun Hlone
S t i"'"'. ww tt'orohboie.Heiwipkrny 1 vltir
IBlCKllOltN IUIIKCTOHY.
91 cnoda. vr.,r...rl..M ntul ecnl 1 tiicrchanitlw.
n -a gummier .1..1... I.
JJtjStnr-- In soiiih end oftown, v:-nls,
TACOnjtWM. IIA1UII '.it ulitk In diy i-whN
grorerjes.druxs aud intdlcluc, 1'lf.l ktoreln
lo.'ih snd ul fox u. v -ulB.
-J- 4.L.. lis
VOLUMK III NO. CI.
OU&NUKVILLE IUUEUTOKY.
Dlt. O. A. MEOAIl(ti:i., pliyatclan and nrr"on'
Main St., next door toUood'a Hotel. -nll
BHIUK HOTEt, nnd refreshment naloo'
Win. Masleller cor. of Main und rinwsl.-
. by
Inl7
HAUMAN IlllliTIIKiw. rannerBiiii i mm ui
luaeiaof leaiher.ou Main t., below 'o'
nutei.
DAVID HEUHINd. Flour and Orlt Ml I,
Dealer lu Rruln, Mill Htreet. '
and
'1-
n!7
ijOWKH 4 HKP.UIXa, dealer In drj oods,
JJ iCloceries, iiuiiucr auu Kviivn.. ...i.v ";',.,
Main st,
71
IOHN HtVMlHi:, aaddlo aud harne. J'n'iker
O Main at., auovu me nwau mtvi.
'1
I 4 B. W. UOl.EMAN, Merchant U-ll"t
A. Oeilt'ammlsliiugKuoda.Malliril., I exl i
lo the bllck hotel. 11
JAMKH II. HAUMAN, Cabinet Make: Mid Uu
dertaker. Main HI., below t'lne. vl-nl
Ull.&C. KELOHNKU,Illuckaniltw,on Mill
. Htreet, near 1'lnu. vl-nl.
WILLIAM DELO.Nd Shoemakerai. t manufac
luierof llrlck.MlllKt.,wetof 1' ac vlnl
.. .T.".'..,... .... i r. Mnfliln
Li.wih ii. uiiu i i.i.i., i"" ""
tit, and Maiuiractuternf plowi. Mil wt.vl-al7
MILES A. W1LL1AMH A CoTanl -rsand Man
ufacturers of 1, nther. Mill Htrc,.t. vl-nl
A ''!.Iltl4"A."i.V",V,V"''l,uTi:
t, liuiuiers, .Willi, niirr.. " -
ii A Mil EL HllAItl'LESs, Maken itliellayliurM
O Oram cradle. Main Ht. v.n.).
f M. HAUMAN, untitle ant' nnrnes iminr
J, Ornimevllle, oppo'lte Frame church, vwim
CATAW1SSA D1UK1JT0UY.
...,,.,it.(t i wvi -ti-i..ir 1 1 it ui H Ivnitpimiuttr
:'"u-' ,,,,;, H..r,,twi
kj nroiirieior.howio-i.ii,-,'."l ,7.
street.
O D. HINAIll),
O. Main Htreet.
D. HINAIll), dealer In htoves and tin-ware,
w
T.M. H.AHIIETT.altorueyal law.Malu Htlei t.
G
IMtKItT A KLINH, dry oh1k, Knccrlt( nml
i Main -4tri'.L V'2lir
Krllu ' " - .
1ivriiiii.i, iiiuiiM'i - -(
1. crciitn lu Kciison Mrttu Street. vi-ni
I.' I. A f.t.M A N. Mpwhrtlit Tailor. Hccond St.,
i, HobhlnK' Unlldlm;. v'-i-nK
D
U.J. K. HOIIIIINH .Mlrnenu aud Pnyhlclan,
Second M oeiow jinin. v-uin.
11. KIHTI.EU,-'Cattawi.aHoUhe,"NorthVcl
'.Corner Main and Heioml sireeis. vi-nlb.
M
M. HUUlWI.deHlfi Iti General MeiclntudLsf,
l)rv (IoimN fimiMTtt-tf .vp v'l"l.
LUiUT STUHKT DIUHOTOUY.
FETEll EM, dealer In dry aooilh, groceries,
flour, feed, salt, Hhh, Iron, mills, etc., Light
street. vi-nf
I TKIIWII.MUIIK, Cabinetmaker, Undertaker
,1 and Uhnlnnalier.
vl-u
F. OMAN A Co., Wheelwrights, I"- ,t)""r
above school liotiHe. vl-nl'i
W. HANKF.V, dealer lu I-ealhcr, Hides, llark,
etc, Ca-sh iiald for Hides. vl-im
R
H. ENT, doaler In stoves and tin ware In
all Its branches. vl-n In
JOHN A.OMAN, manufacturer and dealer In
boots ami hliiiei. vl-nOI.
J J. I.inaUlt, M. I), hurneon and riiysician-
Ollli eat Keller'a Hotel. i-trS
l II. IltVINi:. Medlc.il sture Mum HI. auu
Hrlarcteek Ittrnil.
KSl'Y DIUHOTOKY.
1). WEIlKllhlHEH. lloui and Hhoo store
and luiiulaetory. shop on Main alrett op
' poslte hteani Mill. VJ-nl
rtl'VHl'KAM FLOUH1NO MILLS, C.H. Fowler,
i Proprietor. VJ-uli)
. p. ui.-uiiiAUt). .t ltltd.. ttcalerh ludryitoods,
). k'riKerlis.antl Bi tuiat nieicliaudlhe. U.'nli
in W. UIKiAlt, Mlhiiui liauna riauini; Mill and
J . Hon Manufactory vt-Jnil
BUSINESS CARDS.
OH
PKINTING
Neatly executed at this oincc.
c
1IIAS. (1. UAHKliHY,
A T T O It N E V - A T - I. A W,
HLOOM.SllUI'.ll, PA.
Ilinro in me i.i;iiuiiu i.iiiiiiii.M. ""rf
ov Wldmjer it JhcoIii'm ronkvtliinery.Mcnud
do kbn e tbu I'.xt 111 n te Hutnl.
IlliRUiihliur, Jan. l, iv.:.
J. iM. 1VVK1.DK,
ATTOIlfl r. 1 A 1 - 1. J rt ,
Ahlilanil. Hcimylklll county, 1'eun'a.
CW. MILLEB,
. . - , ,
A 1 1 U It il Jt 1 V 4A II
nm(. will! i-V II. Utile. In brick Lulitllnc ud
lotnlns Vsl OlUce. rillouatleii, U.uk-l'ay oiut
Pension collected.
R
OHKHT F. CIiAltK,
ATT OH N E Y-AT-L A W
Office corner oi Main and Maiket street., over
First National lialiK, iiiuonisuum. ' a.
H. I, IT TDK,
A T T O 11 N K V A T L. A w.
Dtrlce Cotirt-lloiise Alley, below the CoLUXtlltAN
(iillce lIlonmsburK, l'a.
0,
IJ. imOCKAS'AY,
ATTOHNEV AT LAW
nl.DOMriliUUO. PA.
air OfFirr. Court Houie Alley, Lelow the CV
liinicaun oince.
rjaul'7.
T IJ. PUItSKL,
...... .,..,.r. ...milt. i tn irtiflWW
UAH MAI'Hlir.. .iii'
makufal'iCUKk;
and denier in ,
nifirriin ItOltKH. nn llsS. U IVKK ICTH AC
uhtcli U teeU contldeiit lit can nell At lowt-r
rate than any other rwrnou lu Uw country. Ki
nmlne foryoiinsplvch.
Hhop first door below 1h rrwt Ofllce iloln
Htreet, nioomklmrz. I1-.
OOK S T o It 1C
Th. under, eneit. havlllf- taken tile rnoin.
1.I..U- nci-iit.li il Tiv Dr. 1. .It.nn next door ahoe
the l.xeiiatut Hotel, Mould notify the rltlriniol
the Countythat tliere will beeoiintautly on baud
a full lusottneiit of
H00KH, bTAUONEIlV, AND WALL PAn.ll
Also the alloua MiiimhIoih and Newsrarcis
publlslii d In this eountiy, unlets for which Mill
bu tromptly atleuited to,
THE CIllCl'LATl.MI I.llillAlil
wlileh has been In t xlsti nee for a jenr, calls ror
the stronmr supiott of Hie toiiiniiiii l. Hie
lerms are riiisnnablc. and nddltlonal hi.bhcrlbeis
iireneedid tojuhtil) uu Increase In the nuuner
oi i ouinit s.
The Usual large stock ol
NOTIONS AND r.Nt' r.OOlW,
Kill be kept upend no pains spaml to s.itlsly
the wants of pun-hateis. ,,-i.,,n
May II, '09 If liluomsiii.rg. Pa,
DKA1'N1S, IU.INDNKSS AND
fatal rli tie.itid wlllitl eutmosl siniess, In
......... i. k.i.i n..,i.,....i.riii.H. 111.
C. . .....I iM.'ll..'. .i..M..lliiliti !.. Vvilti'iii ittllmp
I'if Vrnnay'txnnUt, l rart upeiuare, llormerl.v of
l.ejlllll, iiiiiiiiiiii.i ,u. fu.iiui r-iii-i-i. .ii.M.,
1CM i in i hi uu" 'i r " .it. . . , .i...
cal fa ully ate ln Ited to aciniiipiiiiy tlulr pa
Hints, as lie ha no nereis In his piactl.e. Ar
tificial ejes niseiiio HIII.Ulll l'lt. III! l-IJMIK'-
lor exaialuatlou.
Jan. W, e'.i..r
T A DIES' FANCY FUUS!
JOHN FAULIUA,
718 Arch Htreet, Middle of the block. lwt eon 71 Ii
and Mil hliett nouiii r.i.ie, t iinaueii ina. uu
piirter.Miinuraclureruiid Dniler u. ull hiuils and
nualllyof
FANCY FUItH 1 l)H l.Alillii ,li 1.1111.
' JlllEN'H WHAIL
ll.,i.n . iilnrit. il rllllllll-l.Hl ailll I llllir, l Cll I1IV
old und favoriiblyUuoan I'L'll Eill'oUlUM.iiiol
haVtUg lUlporietl U ory laia n m ,i,',iii,i ,ih-
kiirliiieuti'l ull lh illUeretit knit ' J,"r" from
111. I hands In 1 uroie, and hae bud Hum imulu
t,n i.. ,i... in. .i.t kLillttil uiitkliu n. 1 would la.
in t tliiltv Invllemy filind.nf t o iitnhla und ail
Jacentl ouiiliis, to cult and examine my vuiy
large and beauilfiil ussorliiuit ol run y I'tiis,
it.r Lames und ti ltil.tr. a. 1 uiu tieieiuiiiiMi to
sellut us low pileih as uy oihr lisp talilti
II. usv In, II.H i lly, Alt rills Wllltuld.d, .No
utsrepresiiualluus to utlvei s !t.
JOHN F.MIKII1A,
Oct. li'OMui. 71S Alch Htreet, I'lllladelphU,
PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY
W
II.UAM FISIIEU
with
THOMAS CAHSON & 00.
wiiOLraAl.r. .
UKAUillH AY jiosiuny,
.MP.N'S FUHNIB1I1NO (IOUIH,
I.ISKXH 4 NOTIONS,
no. H NoitTit rouiiTii STiirr.r
Ptllt.AUHl.PinA.
Jnne 4,'li'J-Cm
JICIIAUDSON D. WIUGIIT, Jit.
a i Tonsr.r a t i.a h
no. i boutii sixth sTiinr.T.
rillbAMLI'IIIA.
Oct. -.ven-iy
TOHN HTItllt?!' A m..
Surrrssnrs toHtnmp.v linitbe i
WHOLl-lALr. UKALRPJ IV FHH
Nn.mNoHL w t:stit. r-rt'tr '.itl v .
.'hlls.leli.ls
g I E V V. S
A N I)
W I H E 0 1. O T II , .
jt a it t r a u t v n k v n v
PKt.Lmm mtoTiiniiH
t:3 Mntket stti u, Phllndclphla.
Sept. 2l,'i!)-3ni.
Q W. HLxVllON .V (..
MRDiifiu'turcro
on. rrrny ani winik.w ii i
Whfft.i'U'-', ,o, ii North Ihtrtt i
PlilU.tf (.ft!fl.
G
EOUUE II. IIODEKTH,
Imjiorter and Dealer in
IIAIlDWAItl:, CUTLEHY, 0UN8. M .
No. Ill North Third Hlreet, almve Vit..
I'lillaitelphla,
gNYDEH, 1IAHHIS & ItASSETT,
launraciurcra and jootirs of
MEN'S AND nOYS' CLOTIUNU.
Nos. S25 Markrt, and &.' Coiurm r -e nirni
r'.ta.letplils
JOHN C. YEAGEIt & CO.,
Wholesale. Dealers In
HATS, CAPS, SI HAW GOODS, AND
LAD1IS' runs
No, 2S7 Noith Third Mtrepl,
Iar.lO,'eo-ly Phtlndelphls.
jgSrAHhlSIIED 17B3.
JOIIDAN41II10T11EII,
Wholesalo Grocert, and Deaters In
SALTPETER AND llULMSTONr:
No S43 North Third St.
piiilailelphla.
II. WAI.i'EIl,
lAte Waller ft Kanb.
Importer and Df4iter In
'.'IIINA, GLASiiJJlND IJIIEENSWA UN
No. 13l N. Third Hue, t.
I'htlailelptila.
H.
W.. HANK'S
WIIOLEHALB TOUACCO, HNUFF, AND
CIUAH WAHEIIOUHE.
No. 146 North Third Slrret,
between Cherry and Race, i'sl .1 le
Philadelphia.
w
7".VUTMAN & ENOElvMAN,
uihacco, snuff eoak
JIANUI'ACTOllY.
sfo. 513 orth TifinriaritKKi,
Second Door bt low Wood,
P II I LA DE I. P H 1 A.
I. W. tl'ARTMA? P. KNIlr.l.M A.
w
iVINWKIUIIT A CO.,
W It O L E H A 1. E (. U O C V. US,
N. n. llnriier Second and Arch Streets,
PlIIUAbCl eiilA,
Dealers In
TEAS, SYHUP.S. COFFEE, HITOAU, MOLASHhl
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1'cb. 5,'OJ
acgaoiMiii
HOTELS, &'C-
J'OHIC'S IIOTKIj,
uuuituj. vi. ai.Mjui-., rropncior.
Vhe nltip'c wrll-Knoiui hrt' Iiah rm-rntlr under-
fLie rtitV;ilflmtiyt,'b In Uu tntcrnul arrangement,
und ttHprt j-rleior unuiuinceH to hi former eiutom
mm uif iiHtiiiiii',. jiu i me mm 111a itv-v-uiuiinuuiiB
Tor the rornfort of liU KiieKtHnr? second to nous in
Hie countrj . lilt table will nluaya be found ur
piled, not only nilh milistniitlal fiHKl, but with nil
thu di'llea.-lehol the m-iimou. Hit wliitn rind li
nn or s (except that poiiular beverarif known it
'.VfZcnr"), purchnel dliect from the Importtr-J.
houMrn.Hio cmiri-iv pure. ami irre irom nit p"i
fonnusilrnjjH. lie 1" thanklnl rorulihernl pntrnn
In the pat, und will continue todehme it tn
(he iiuuro. iti.uinrr. . .iinuui.n.
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a v
II K It .V A It I' HTn U N Kit.
Ma VIM. l:it.'l miii'tiased ami UMed un Iho
wMriowii KuMsdii Hotel Property , IothUhI a
HCW IMK1H- AIIOVK THR C'UUUT lini'HK,
lill I ill' I4llir lllf UI IltC llTI. Ill tlir H'BII HI
IIiiM)ii.burk'. ani huvlHL' obtained a tlren.t foi
lie bunie h n
It E S T A I) H A N T ,
me Proprletoi ti.is determined to gl to the peo
ple visiting the ton it n business or pleasure,
A LIITLI- MtlllE UllOM.
Hlsslalilllt .it." l i itelisHe. and Is lilted li
to inn luiKUiestiiid ciiiiliiucs In thetlrj. He prom
Ises Ihiil eer tiling aliiuil hlseslalilUlintent shall
lieeoudllclitl in an uilt-ll) aud laaflll manlier,
und he rcspecirilll) solicits a share ol Hie public
I alrotiage, ftnj I7 ti7-iim.
7XCIIANCJE HOTEL,
III.OOMHIII'HO.COLIMIIIA CO., PA.
T be underslirlieil llHVInu lilllltiaseil tills well-
tilloauaudcelilrally-liMiilcilttiilise.tlie Exchanue
Itolel, slllluie oil iii.i. ri ui-.r. 1 , 111 iiiisiuistiing
iniliifillately opposl-e the Columbia eon it ly Court
House, r.spectltillv Iniin m their frit nils audthe
public lu general tl.Ul lllelr house Is now III order
lor 1 1 it- leci ptlnii uml eitteitiiluiiiiiit of travellers
alto x. av be dupoMil to f.lol tlulth their us.
torn, 'llio ttae spuieii no expeiisttin preparing
tin. FxchaiWefortlieentertaluuieniofthelrgui-si.
neither shall there be aiiylliliig wauttiiK on their
,alt 10 liltutsler in liu-ir personal riii.ii".,,. nifv
muse Is snicious, and enjojs an excellent bUsl-
ntss Ita-atli 11. ... , . ...
in. .1,11, us. run ul ull t mis between thai i-
ehuiiuu I loir I and the arious railroad deiajts, y
nhtch travellers ill be pleasantly conveyed 1.1
and fftuii the itsia-. lUe siullons n dim tline i
lll'l Hie ears. KOONH 4 tLAUK.
Ulooaisburg, April S. 1608.
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Il 1-' 1 I I
BLOOMSBUPtG, PA., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29,
(ilioifc gocttij.
SHAMIS O'llMEN'S 1IAN01N0.
Tho folio wl hi; celebrated pnem h too
Rood lopn-n by. As liistorlcal In thnr
nctcr, nnd lllustratlvo of tho tyr.miiy of
tifllcittU and Koverniiit'iit tit tho tlino It
Is vnl uablt'j nnd I lieu Mrlttm In buuh
peculiar Mylo, with Its wit, humor and
elt.iiueiiic, it bus few If tiny cqunH.
lleiid it und you will wnnt to read It
nvaln.
Just afthcr tho wnr, In the year 'CO,
As soon as the boys wero nil scattered
and bate,
'TwnH the custom whenever n plmnt
was pot,
To hniiR him hy thrlal liarrin' cleh as
wan shot.
Tin re W4H thrlal by Jury roIii' on by
ilnyliifht,
And tho martial law btinclu' tho luvltn
by night.
It's tlilm ivns linrd times (or an honest
Kosootij
If ho missed In tlicJiulo ho'd meet a
drHgoon;
An' wlifther the '.ojcrft or Judges rcv
sentence,
The dlvil a much tlmothey allowed fur
ri'pt'iittinee.
An' Its lirmy'a the fine boy wni thin
for ltN Keepln',
Wld small sliaru of i( stlii', or ntin', or
slcepln',
An' because they loved Erin, an' fcorn-
id to sell It,
A prey for the blood hound, a marl: for
thu bullet
Unsheltered by nluht, and imristed by
day.
With the lteatli for their b.trrneks re
venge foi their pay;
Aii'lliebraventandliarillestboy iv them
nil
Was Siiamus O'Uiup.n, from tho town
iv Uliiignll.
His limbs wero well set, an' his body
was light,
An' tlie keen-fitnged hound hail not
teeth half so white;
liut hU Inco was as palo as tho f.tco of
the dead,
And his cheek never warmed with tho
blush of tho red;
An' fornll that ho wasn't an ugly young
bye,
For t lie dlvil himself couldn't blnzo
Willi his eye,
So droll nn' so wicked, so dark an' so
bright,
Dike n fire Hash that ero-tses the depths
oftlio night;
An' lie was tho best mower that ever
1ms been,
And the illignnteit liurler that ever
was si en.
In feiii'in' ho gev P.itrkU Jlooney a cut,
An' in jiiiiipin' ho bale Tom Malowney
n lul;
For liglitnc-s iv fut there was not his
pi er,
For, by gorrn, he'd almost outrun the
rt d deer,
An' Ins danein' was sk'h that the men
u-( d to stare,
An' the women turned er.izy, ho done
it so Mjiidie;
Alt' I iv goini tho whole world gev it
into him tiiere.
An' it's lie wan the hoy Unit was hard
to lie caught,
An' It's maiiy's the one can remember
(ltitto well
The qnare tilings ho done; an' its oft
I lieerd tell,
How lie fieikened tho mngistratis in
C'nhirbally,
An'oM'apcd through the snjers in Aber-
hm Valley;
An' httlurctl iheyeomen, himself agin'
four,
An' stretched the twostrong"t on ntild
Cialtlinorc.
Hut the fox must sleep sometimes, tho
wild deer must reit,
An' treachery prey on the blood iv the
best.
Afthcr many n brave action of power
and pride,
An' many n hard night on tho moun
tain's bleak side,
An' a thousand great danger.-' and toils
OMTpaat,
In the darkness of niglit he wus taken
at Inst.
Now, Sliiiiiius, look back on the beauti
ful moon,
For the door of iliopri'ou must cloic o.i
you soon,
An' lake yutir last look at her dim love
ly light,
That falls on the mountain mid valley
lill- night
One loSlTii't the village, one look at the
flood, V"""
An' ono at the sheltering; far distant
wood,
Farewell to the furci-t, farewell to the
hill,
An' fttiewell to tho friends that will
think or you still.
Farewell lo tho patht ni.tho hiullit' mi'
wuke,
An' f.itewill to the girl that would die
lor your tike.
An' twelve sodgers brought him to tho
Mary borough JaII;
An' tho turnkey tc.-nvul him, refuMn
nil ball,
The fleet limbs wor chained, nml the
sthrong hands wor hound,
An' he Initl (low ii Ills length on the cold
prison ground,
An' the dreams of his childliood kem
over Ii I in there,
As gi ulje an' soft ns tho swf tt mumm r
air;
An' linppy remembraiicis crowding on
escr,
As fast as tho foam ll.iLisdilft down on
Iho river,
Ililiiging flesh to ids heart merry days
lung gone by,
Till Iho tuirs gnthcriil heavy nnd thick
in his eye.
Hut tho leiiris didn't fall, for the pride
at his heart
Would not suffer one drop down his
pale cluck to stutl;
An1 he sprang to his tie! In tho dark
priton i live, ,
Hy the hopes of ihe good, nn' thocaiiso
of the .bravo,
An' ho aworo with tho fierceness that
misery gave
That when ho wus mouldering lu tho
cold gruvo
I' -ilY
I
Ills enemies nes-er should li.ivo It to
boast,
Ills scorn for their vengeaneo ono mo
ment wus lo?t;
His bosom might bleed, but his cheek
would bodhry,
For iindauiiKd ho lived, and uml mint
ed hu'd die.
As soon ns a fow were over and gone,
The terrible day Iv tho thrlal kern on ;
Thero was slcli n crowd thero was scarce
room to stand,
An' sodgers on guard, an' dragoons
sword In hand;
An' thu court house so full that tho peo
ple were bothered,
An' attorneys, an' criers an tho point
ol belli' smothered ;
An' e .uiisL'llors almost gave over for
dead,
An' tho Jury tlllln' up In their box
overhead ;
An' thejudgo settled out so determined
tin' big,
With ills gown on bis back nnd an liti
gant new wig;
An' silence was called, an' tho tiilntt
was said
Tho court was ns still ns the heart of
tho dead,
An' they heard but tho openin' of ono
prison lock,
An'ShamtisO'llrloncamo Into tho dock.
For ono minute ho turned his eye round
on the throng,
An' he looked at the bars so firm nnd
so strong.
An' he raw that he lmd not n hope crn
fileml,
A chance to escape nor n word to de
fend; An' ho fmded bis aim3 ns ho stood thero
alone,
As calm nnd as cold ra n stittuo of btonc;
An' they read n big writln', n ytird long
nt lnste,
An' .Tim didn't understand lt,nor mind
it a taste,
An' tho Judge tool: a pinch lv snuff.nn'
ho says,
"Are you guilty or not, Jim O'Brien
av you pluse V"
An' all he'd ;helr breath In the sllenco
of dli read,
An' Sltamus O'Hrleu mado answer and
said :
"My lord, ifyoti ak me, if In my life
ttmo I thought any treinotor did any crlmo
That should call to my eheek,as I stand
mono here,
The hot blush of shame, or the coldness
of fear,
Though I stood nt the grave to receivo
my death blow,
Before Clod nnd the world I would nn-
sweryou no;
lint if you would nsk me, ns I think it
like,
If in this rebellion I carried a pike,
An' fought, for ould Ireland from the
fir.t to the close,
An' shed Iho heart's blood of her hit
(crest foes,
I answer you, ye, nnd I tell you again,
glory then
In her eaii-o I was willing my veins
should run dhry,
An' now fi.f her Mike lam ready to die."
Tho silence was great and the Jury
smiled liiight,
An' tliejitdge wasn't sorry Iho Job was
made light ;
Though I stand hero to perish, it's my
15y my soivl,its himself was the crabbed
ould chap,
In a twinkllii' he pulled on his ugly
black cap,
Then Shtimiis' mother In the crowd
Mainlin' by,
Culled out to thejudgo with a pitiful cry:
"O I Judge darlln,' don't, oh I don't say
the word,
Tho eralhur is young, have inc rcy, my
lord ;
He was foolish, ho didn't know what
ho was doln;'
You don't know lilm,iny lord, oh I don't
give, him to ruin ;
He's the kindliest crnthur, tho tender-
est Itiarted ;
Don't part Hi forever, wo that's so long
parted.
Jutlge.mavoiirnecn, forgive him, forgive
him, 'ny lord.
An' God will forgive you, oh I don't say
tho word I"
Thar was tho first mlnuto that O'Brien
was shaken,
When lie saw that ho was not qullo for
got or foraken,
An' down his palo cheek at tho word of
his mother,
Tho big tears wor rtinnln' fast, ono
afther th' other;
AnUtwo or threo times ho endeavored
to speak,
But thifstlfroiig. manly volco used to
f.iHIuir and break; . , . .
t.., ... i.. i... ,i. C rte irii.i.TT7
ttllk ill nisi uy inn ni.t--iiiii u. 11..1 iniii
mounting pride,
lie conquered und masthered his grief's
biu'IHh' tide,
An', says ho "mother darlln,' don't
break your poor heart,
For sooner or later, tho dearest must
pari ;
An' Ood knows it's better than wander
ing in fear,
On the bleak, trackless mountain among
tho wild deer.
To Ho In tho grave, where tho head,
heart and breast
From thought, labor and sorrow forev
er shall rest.
Then mother, my dnrlln' don't cry any
more,
Don't itiitko me in broken, In this,
my last hour,
For I wish when my head's lyln1 under
the raven,
No truo in in can say that 1 died liken
craven I"
Then towards the Judge Slinmus bent
down his head,
Ait' that minute the solemn death sen
tenco wits Mild.
Tito iiioruin' win bright, tin' tho mist
rose on high,
An' the lull; whistled merrily In tho
sky,
Hut, why arc the men hlandlng idle so
late'.'
Alt' why tin the crowds gather fast In
tho street','
What kiiui) they to talk of? what como
tbvy lo mo.','
An' why dm the long ropo hang from
the cm-'. Ireo?
O, Sham in O'Hilen I pray fervent nnd
fust,
i Mill if ff 31 if
1869.
COL.
May the saints take your .soul, for thH
day Is your last :
Pray fmt un' pray sthrong, for tho mo
mcnt Is nigh,
When slliroiig, proud un' great as you
nro you must die.
An' faster nn' faster the crowd gathered
there,
Boys, horses, nnd gingerbread Just llko
a fair:
An' whiskey wnssellln' an' cussamiick
too,
An' ould men and young women enjoy
ing the view.
An' ould Tim Mulvnuey, he mod tho
remark,
Tlioro'wivn'tslcli n sight since the time
of Noah's ark ;
An' bo gurry, 'twas thruefor hltn, for
dlvil slch n scourge,
Slcli dlvarehln and crowds was known
since the deluge,
For thousands wero gathered there, If
thero was one,
Wnltln' till sueli time as tho untight Id
como on;
At last they threw open the big prison
Bate,
An' out came tho sherinsand sodgers In
state,
An' a cart in tho middle, an' Sliamus
was In it :
Not pder, but prouder than ever, that
minute.
An' us soon ns the pcoplo saw Slinmus
O'Urlen.
Wld prayln' aud bles.sln', and nil tho
girls cryin ;
A wild wallln'sound kem on by degrees.
Like the sound of the lonesomo wind
blowln' through trees.
On, to the gallows tho sheriffs aro gone,
An' tho cart nn' tho sodgers go steadily
on ;
An' at every sldoswollln' nround ol tho
cart,
A wild sorrowful sound that Id open
your heart.
Now under tho gallows tho cart takes
its stand,
An' tho hangman gets up with tho ropo
in Ills hand:
An' tho priest liavin' blest him, goes
down on tho ground,
An' Shamus O'Brien throws ono last
look around.
Thnn the hangman drow ninr, an' the
pcoplo grew still,
Young faces turned sickly, and wnrra
hearts turned chill :
An' tho ropo belli' ready Ids neck was
made bare,
For the gripe of the life strangling ropo
to prepare ;
But tho good priest done more, for his
bauds ho unbound,
An' with ono daring spring Jim has
leaped on the ground ;
Bang! bang! goes the carbinis,and clash
goes tlie sabres,
He's not down 1 he's alive still I now
stand to him, neighbors ;
Through the smoke and horses he's In
to the crowd,
By the heavens he's free, than thunder
tuoro loud.
By one shout from tho" people tho
heavens wero shaken
One shout that tho dead or tho world
might awaken.
But if you want hangln, 'its yourself you
must hang ;
To night ho'll be sleepin' in Aherloo
GHn,
An' the divils in thodlroif you catch
him agin,
Tho sodgers ran this way, tho sheriffs
ran that,
An' tlie sheriffs weio both of them pun
ished severely,
An' fined like tho dlvil, because Jim
douo them so fairly.
A week after this time without flrln' a
cannon,
A sharp Yunkro schooner called out of
the Shannon,
An' thocaptnln left word ho was goln
to Cork.
But tho devil a bit ho was bound to
New York ;
An'tliat verynlghtshoritiiRo near land,
That somo thought sho would strike up
on O nltimore strand ;
But before tho daylight, like a winged
sen mow,
As bwift and as fleet to tho westward
she flew.
"Bud Iuck,"eaid tho police -"ludJuc!;,"
said tho stijer,
"Wothotthnt wo had him" but .Tim
proved a dodger.
Tho very next Spring a bright morn-
In' in May,
Just six mouths after thugreat 'hanging'
day,'
A Utter wns brought to tho town of
Kiblare,
And on the oulsido was written out lidr,
"To oulij Mrs. O'Brien In Ireland .or
-flaowticro'i" .
An' lu thttinsldo began : f'Mydeargood
mi Id mother,
I'm safe, an' happy and not wishln' to
bother
You in the rndin' with tho help of tho
priest)
I send you enclosed Inthislctherut htist
Enuf to pay him an' fetch yo away,
To this 'land of thu free and .hravo'
Merrlka.
Here you'll bo happy, tin' niver nude
cryin'
So long as you're mother of Slinmus
O'Brien;
flivo my love toswnte Biddy, and tell
her beware.
Of that spalpeen.whocjllshiinself Lord
of Klldare.'
And Just say to thu Judge, 1 don't now
euro n rap
For hiiii or liU wig, or his dirty black
cap ;
An' tis for tliu dragoons them paid men
of slatighther -Say
I lovo tlieiii.ns thu dlvil loves holy
wnther.
An' now, my good mother, ono word
of advice :
Tnl:e u lag o.'peintres an' oat meal an'
rice,
Ax Father O'l'onnei' when you pass
Ihro Derry
To give jou a lino tn Ills friend Captain
Murray,
An' If he's not at Cork, then llnd Cap
tain Skhldy,
They uro bollt tho right men to take
care of a widdy,
For tin If hearts nre so warm an' so kind
my dear mother,
DEM.-VOL. XXXIII NO. 3G.
They will Irate you exactly ns If ench
was youi brother ;
An' wen yoMart from nuld Ireland take
passago lo Cork,
An' enmoatrntuover to tho town of Now
York-.
An' thero ns tho mayer tho best wny
logo
To the State of Cincinnati, in tho town
of Ohio,
For 'tis there you will find me, without
much Ihryln.'
At tho 'Hnrp nn' tho Eagle' kept by
Sl.amus O'Brien.'
cflUUrfUiUUDUS.
An Awkard Predicament.
Out in Mis?ourl lives n Mrs. Hemp
dale, who has or had a daughter named
Laura, who loved n mini named Jack.
This man Jack she didn't llko, but was
informed by a neighbor that Jack nnd
Laura bad arranged a plan of elope
ment. Her mind was quickly mado up. Sho
announced to Laura tho next morning
that sho was going to Bellvlllo on a vis
it, to be gone threo days, and that she
must bo a good girl, nnd not tear tho
hoiis.0 down while sho was gone.
That night Jack kniyv of it, and ns
ho rend that nice llttlo noto thnt bade
him come over nnd stay until mother
comts home, and what u splendid time
we will have, ho smiled, knocked the
nshoj off his cigar, nnd resolved on tho
course he would pursue.
Jack went over, but thero is no earth
ly use in attempting to describe tho
delcctablo thtngs ho enjoyed ; it was a
sugar season at that plantation, sure.
Just before dutk, while Jack was run
ning over full of the occasion, In rushes
Laura's wulting woman with,
"Lor bress uie, ehil'u, or yer iiint
mNsesat donate."
"My Gud I Dinah, what shall wo do
with Jack?"
"Pop him in de closet, Miss Laura,"
and Jack was popped In the closet In a
twinkling or nn eye.
In stalked the old lady, who sharply
scrutinizing tho disconcerted and blush,
ing countenance of Laura, feltsuro that
Jack had been there.
'Como here, Laura. Now you can't
deceive me. That abominnblo Plnnie
lias been here, and you and ho have tlx
ed uprn a runaway match to como off
to-night; I know you set."
Laura was silent, tint! tho old lady
continued.
"But you'll find your mother Is no
fool, and too sharp for you my lady.
Sooner than you should marry that
miserable Jack Plnlne, I'd see you laid
in your grave. He Is not going to
squander toy money I assure you.1'
The old lady rose, und going to a
clothes pree.s returned with several com
furls aud it pillow.
Then walking up to tho closet whero
Jack was concealed, threw them in and
said to Laura.
"Now march In hero Miss, step along;
I'll look out that you don't see that
low-born mechanic tills night."
L'iiirn protested that she did not want
to, declaring that her mother might be
sorry for it some day.
But without payiutr any attention,
her mother gave her n push, shut the
door nnd locked it put tho key in her
pocket and went to bed.
Early In the morning tho old lady
arose, and without waiting to dress
took the key from her pocket and open
ed tho closet door to bid Laura come
forth, gnzed wildly for nn instant nnd
utterrcd a most piercing scream.
Becovering very rapidly, she started
away from tho door nnd e.illed faintly
to Laura :
"Lnura, dear, go into tho kitchen nnd
see about breakfast."
Then presently:
"Jack, I say Jack."
Jack came forth with n F-on-in-law
looking nlr, and answered:
"Well, madnine, what is it?"
"Do you know anything about a
farm?" said sho.
"Nothing to brag of, ma'am," paid
Jack humbly.
"Well, ot any rate, Jack, I think that
nfter breakfast you nnd Laura may ns
well go down to tho city nnd get mar
ried, for I am tired of watching you
that's Rfnet."
'Fuaid 'Twouidn't Hold Out. A
passenger on the Llttlo Miami liailrond
Lightning Exprios relates that ono
night tin old negro.In droll alarm about
thu bliot ttning or his through ticket.ac
costed him us follows:
" '.'Look here, boss, I wnnt to nx you a
fluoatlotLTtsrs n'good wayffrdm homo,
and wants to know if I'd on the right
truck?"
'Where do you want to go, uncle?"
we itskid.
"To Fort Gibson, way down In Ar-
kltisaw, Btih. Now, boss, I's Ignorant,
and wants to know If I'h on tho right
kenr for Cinccrntttl."
Wo assured our negro friend he was
all right lor Cincinnati, when ho broke
loose in follows :
"Look a here, bo.s, I doesn't know
nothing when IN nwny from home
clean fact, salt. When I started out
from Washington city I hud a power
ful long stilng of (leso hear" exhibit
ing that portion of his through ticket
which had not been taken up. "Eoery
now and then a gentleman comes 'round
and tars off a little piece. Tell you, sab,
It's gitten mighty short. 'Fraid it nlnt
gwine to hold out until I gets through."
'this last remark creatid quite n laugh.
In which the negro Joluiil heartly.
Th cue was not long blnco p devout
but Ignorant paplst.d welling in Spain.
Ho perceived tho necessity of his own
private prayers to God, btsldes tho pa
ternosters, but so simple was lie, that
how to pray ho know not. Only every
iiiorulni;. Iiumblv bendinir his knees
and lil ting up his hands and eyes to
Heaven, lie would deliberately repeat
tho alphabet, 'And now," ho would
say, "O good Ood, put theso letters to
gether to epell syllables, to spell word?,
to inakobuclmensoasiiiay ho most to
thy glory nnd to my good."
KATES OP ADVEUT1E1KO."
Ono square, (Ion lines or Ha equlva
Unit In nonpareil typo) ono or two Inser
tions, tl.CO; three Insertions, $2.00.
. IFAU. IK, in. U. DM. IT.
one square..... tXSO
n.oo i,oo te.iw tto.oe
R,00 7,00 .8,(0 111,00
7,X I',!)' 1J.0B 1S.0O
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Pour squares 70
Quartor column.. 10,00
naif column...... 13,00
One column,,......, 30,00 88,00 40,00 60,00 100,10
lixeeuiors or Administrator's JNotieo,
M.OOj Auditor's or Artlittit&V! Notice,
52.C0.
Local Notices, (wcnly cents n lino
by tho year ten ecnta.
Cards in tho' "Directory" column,
$2.00 per year for tho first two lilies,
nnd 1.00 forcilcli additional Hue. ,
Feedino Cim,DUUNChlldron,who,
whilo growing, must form more llsuo
than they waste, consume fnoro fjod in
proportion toMieir weight, and nossess
nn re active digestions thtitindulKThoy
fhonld havd their meals with snorter
Intervals, and care should bu taken to
avoid nil influences that may disturb
digestion. Prominent nmong these Is a
deficiency of clothing. Tho human
body, llko nny other thing of greater
warmth than the surrounding ulr, has
n constant tendenev to nnrt with In nr.
cess of heat by radiation, nnd to check
mis cooling process wo envelop oursel
ves in non-tonductlng fabrics. It stands
tn rCMiUnn f Viflt thn trri-mini ttM en rf.t nn
exposed tho morn rapidly will radiation
occur ; and yet wo frequently too chil
dren with chest, arms, nnd legs bared
llV fiislllno. In thn fnlili.jf woutltnr tell Ii.
out regard to tho general depression of
lemiicraiure, which must also involve
that of tho digestive organs.
xno met or cmidrcu should bo regula
ted by a consideration of their functional
capacities. In infancy, nature furnishes
In tho mother's milk nil requisite ele
ments in u condition ronntrliirr tin mo.
chunlcal treatment, but merely simple
chemical action. A little later, as tho
lirst teeth beoln to mnko their nnnp.ir.
nnce, food easily separable may be al
lowed, nnd in tho mnslicating apparatus
advances towards perfection, ai tides re
quiring more tearing and grinding may
oo grauuauy auueu to tho catalogue.
xno ncuvity ot mo digesting secretions
increases in nronortion to dental de
velopment, so that many substances
(sucii ns potatoes) which nro easy to
masticato nro not diirestiblo in Lnrlv
childhood.
Tho milks of different animals vary
In constitution as regards the propor
tion of their constituents, human mllL-
contaitilng more water and sugar than
that of tho COW. For lids reason, when
an infant Is "brought up by hand," or
in tho nroccss of weanlm?. It Is iuii.il f r
dilute nnd sweeten cow's milk In order
to Urlng It nearer tin human standard.
Goat's milk for the saint purpose would
require more dilution but no sweeten
ingits perccntago of sugar exceediug
oven that of tho cow. It is extlemely
doubtful, however, whether the addi
tion of water to cow's milk serves any
good purpose; uml it is certain that far
too mucii is usually added. Human
milk contains about 80 nartsof water in
100 ; cow's milk about SO or three parts
less In 100 : vet lo roniiien-.nti fur tlil-i
slight dill'urence tiie latter ii ccJriinionly
dilutetl with double its bulk of water
berore giving it to a hungiy baby. Bo
it always renu mburtd that un iiihint's
prot erest looU Is its own mother's milk,
aud that bho who can buckle her child
und does it not, is guilty of a seriouif
fenso against God's law. A. L. Cak
iioll, in Harpers Magazine for A'orcni
ter. A ItOMANTIC CorA RTNEllS 1 1 1 P. A
correspondent of the Boston Iravtller,
writing irom JndlanapoUs, tells tho.
following anecdote: A fellow hv the.
name of Mr. Charles Cuthortno w.,n
ctpturred at Wilson's Creek when
Ueneral Lyon was killed, und placed
under a Confederal guard. Whenev
er n prisoner vislud tu lo.ivo thu lino
to get a drink at the spring, a Confed
erate went with him. A rellow named
Billings went with Catherloti to the
spring, and Cutlierton bare-aiiied with
him to Jet him get nwny, und lie would
pay Iilui. The arrangement was that
tho Csyifederato was to let Catherloti
run, and flro his gun In another direc
tion, and pretend to pursue. If Caliier-
ton goi away no was to send Billings
ono hundred dollars by his brother, who
was it prisoner in tho Federal hands.
and would doubtless soon boexchanged.
Tho plan worked. Catherlon ran, tho
Confederate Billiitsrs fired his t'lin nnd
shouted, tint it did not avail nnvthhiL'.
of course. Calherton cot back to St.
Louis, found Billings' brother and sent
tlio ono hundred dollars ns ho agreed.
After the wnr Cuthort'.n and Bllllncs
nceldenlnlly niet,nnd coming to InilKu
npoiis itavo set up a grocery uml pro-
unco More together.
Cob a. Mow att, who Is writing for
eign letters for theSau Francisco C'iroi-
Me, tells a story of a bridal pair, mak
ing tho tour of Swlizerland.who recently
camo to a crowded hotel,- nnd were in
formed by tho landlord that there was
one unoccupied room in the house, tho
bath room, and that a couple of bids
might ho. mado lu the two baths will' h
it coiitalhed Tho youthful couple wero
well pleased to secure even this shelter
even nfier a fatiguing journoy, nnd re
tired to resl. An hour or two later tho
stillness of the night was suddenly hro-
kcu by shrieks of distress issuing from
the bjth-room. Tho lady, wishing lo
summon a servant, had pulled what sho
presumed was a bell-ropo buspendo.l
over her bed hi tho b.uh, when sudden
ly she was Inundated by u bhower of
cold water. Tho gentleman, ruustd by
her crhs, and not quite comprehending
tho position, pulled a supposed hell-ropo
uh It'll lie felt dangling over his b.n It-
bed, to bring him tt domibtic, hut
bi ought, In stead, it shower of hot water
over himself. It was quite dark, aud
neither brhle nor bridegroom could
grope their way to tho door. By tho
time succor camo they were up to their
knees in water.
An Equivocal Answku. A certain
literary gentleman, wishing to bo un.
disturbed nnoduy, Instructed his Irish
servant to admit no ono, nnd If tiny
one Inquired for him lo give them an
"equivocal answer." Night came, nnd
tho gentlunan proceeded to luterrogato
Pat ns to his cullers :
"Did any one call."
"Yes, sir, wan glntleman."
"What did hoi-iiy?"
"lie axed was yt-r lienor in."
"Well what did you loll him V"
"Sure, 1 cavo him n iiulvvlkloui.swer,
Jlst."
"How was that?"
"I uxed him was ids grandmother n
monkey."
Tho people ol Texas nro packing
beef lush ud of pork, ns tbu latter U six
cents u pound more.