The Columbian., July 26, 1872, Image 1

RATES OF AW"Vi'UtiIhG.
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i -i ins uoivMnjAK nnir.nmci xaAftTria
ioubtuovsk, iu.oo',i:una,rA,,UY
CHARLES B. BROCKWAY,
LDITOIi AKI) mOPKlKTOB.
y ;---?--o Ccllwa a Ve pnyMo In 4Trt.
JOB MftWTIKG
r ' ic .crifl'onFi cnttil,wltu ncntna and
tl imihi nu hi rettionhbltrftlw.
- v,rrlttttAMSMfeatMia!a'll'.r'
Oolumb'a Cotmtv Official Directory,
,. l.lmlat Wild iam Kl-WBrx.
f ' ' J.'I-IHAM UliliK, ISAAC a. JloS-
,.. HpoT.rn II. ntnor.i'.it.
J' ' nt. ..Vorilll' WH.I.MHI.D.M li.J.UTOlV,
, , '. ' I All il. ..II UMBS.llllKH'fi I".
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1 . . , 11,1 TAM UA Pint.
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"iii m vmi.ic, l'lnmii' 'mr;;, nnil Joii;ol
Mil. . C mll0t!, (.liAllI.LSUlNMill.KlC'r.
liiutiLBliiirg Official Dirccloryi
l.lom JUmfawi fb. Ililin A, l'USBTON
, i( -nil ill, II. II, Oi:i)i7, f'nslilcr.
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I. .'.'li ri . I'milildr.
t ii'.mf i iiiMiilunlS'irlniFimdantlTMMAt-
. 1 1, ;i. Ijiitlk, 1'ru.t., C. V. jIiu.kii,
'; 'hi lllttUUnu mill Hunttui VumlAwvia
it i v . I ,..u-(irje, I'rcri't., ,1,11. l!0!iIf0M,llcc.
i i Hitml f. .lin.' )' lilt
J. i. ' i . I'lCeMcnl, V. U.UABKLUY, Bic'y.
Cliui'ch Directory,
J'lir il rruiAN CHUKCll.
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, i ' i ',', -"H A. Sl.l TJ-lMl.
, ill' Ih ,V7rnJ-flA J-T.
1 i,ii,i r Mi-illllJ Vllll'."m,?! 1'. M.
mil, ij.i-; l.u ' KUUU URliBCI'3 WOl
i3Icomctiaig Divcciory.
I) ifi n I A(,4 iii't rocelvctl nuU ror snio Dt tits
Cni-i am v.Milllne. ,
CIiOTHING, &V.
t.'. LOtVJ.MBURCl. Mi'i:aalTnllor,MaUi
it i.,n.iv'Vi' AniBTicaiiuoiisui
t .r. jro'l'UM, Horehnbt Talli.r, OTCTHonrn
(l io I s ("iii fi otluucry.orpoijiicCnilniiilisnU"
Hi' an1 vur.'voomi,
l;;'V(i;, CHEMICALS, Ac.
, i.li'J'., nipitrclitnnilAiTOtlieenry.Mrtluat.
tlic 1 wit unloe.
v uOCJCR, WATCHES, 40
a v via:, iciioi In Ciooltn, Watohts nail
i !iy. t.il:i St., Ju.it bi-lnw t)i Atucrlcnn
I FVNIIARD, "NVntch nnd Cloi-lt miiltcr
. rsnui a'f.'itroraorMnliifiuillronst,
p i TIH'AHT Watch art'irouU Mnltpr.Muv-
1 . . I 1,1... billO'i.-ilHiU.
j.i ..' . K .-'ulili, Dcnlar In llooln nml SIiock, lntesl
J j, 1 1 I lii i.t, HlyU cmicr Mmu and Miukct
tvii" i : ,iii Die u'li I'oRt oiilce,
HIM.V ui,".i; , M'.'iametn'iT ar .1 I'onlrrtn
." ' ' ..8, Uroc.--.!( ,...., . MlO'Jt,
i -ion. ,iiuia.
.It'jKf-'STOKAL.
, r. Jiu .I'tic, rtnrgoc.'. D'titl' .Mxii t.;
. I. tJiMH' J.I.UHe.
. J(K..:u, ("iirsc'iu ii", i i'liyslclr.a.
i.'i Urn 1 ist tJuUouall'.iiiilt,
Aitorntj-nt-I.., 0!.ko,2a
i jiXclmntoiilcioK, near the "nichaugo
XVY.itf. Ii.,iiir:f n inul I'liyblclau
v M.tin i,U, bi.lu'A' .Mi.. ii U
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I'!', M. 1. Suiwusi
tiutt.abovti Miitn.
I I'liyclclnu
''N, Attorucy-.il-1
Mtug.M.llUbtlci t.
KINNEY, Burgeon JMitlnL Teeth
i wii houtiiolni M'!d ucrnly op
i iioiurcn,
.. J. 1,1, aursnii ' riiytlclnli,
: ..l.uusirciit, beio'.r --iiilcct,
i UMI tt, riiynlfl.'iini'dSuiRiMjii.iif
i M. I n i j JUua nU'Ui n.iUtLiii.0 ntio
i. . i, 1. W.illoi'.
.i-.ll'i &. FAHCV OOODH.
hi
J, JIUIIui-ry nn i Vnncy (loads,
wo.'al Cunich,. I iiu6l,
'.IK UARKTjKY, M'niuir, Itam-icy
; .M 1 1 ii Hlreol.
i " :
i. j;
'i.i
a w
:i.l!lcKe(ON, Jvliiimuiy anil fancy
tin hi., boluw Muiki-L,
. HADJI IIAUKTATV, ImW'
I In cud PutU.'M, houtliaast cnricr
, -1 ll. niAK Mi !.,,ir nr.iU'uiu'y
ill .., IC .i..i., . ll'JliftO,
i .:i a
1 . u,
I --llLlCt,
Tl) KAi-dOSS.
Hi .'I. T;y'm',' cil '"ill
" i'. lfAN'i'd AND GEOCEBP.
1 "It, lry Gondii and KoUuiia, soi.tli
u, i' ;m;u niiJ lion ata.
. t', illl, t'ouiectlonerj" ard wiLay,
, ' ,ilv ..Luliemil, lAcliniige Ulocb.
,oi. r 1, Tl.impmlCniB.IlooU.iuilbhai;,,
.1 ; ., ,,u,, t UOI'.H U,)UnC,
. M.M'T, Jlarmnoili Oiocory, flno (lio
1 mils, I!nU, 1M civ li.!.m, A.e., Uftln
. 1 . Sla tila.
1A i, ;i'K.VLivC-).,ilaKimiiry"OiIs,
am, I'lnur, Jicr(l,8nlt, i' lt.i.Ifim,,'.i,"iH,
. 1 . cor. Jlulu ciul Mnrlfat
!J 1,1 ". .V hPV, dealers In Drytloo.li;,
-. ('..tri'. .in, Kl'-rv, Salt, Bhois,
Mi, JY.ui.SX nous.
.! . .".MA M. i-'1 111'-', 1'innli . UnruwH
r, .-hive Ulurlr Ma uMrcot.
.:i:;9
. COl
lordc ilfrs''OULldooi':toui
. w.iln n.-.'l Iron hid.
'1 1'
1, ,
I'l-.W'Mdew
S, J.lslunl,
'. us, i,
tll ", -iUH, I'lltt -U , J
u st c: Market t.
I"; il ;;", 0Y r r.'bUnn
,m ,i
i s.i'.al i Meat, 'rallnw, i u, Clum
i ll.v, r, . tu American House,
' ' ' " i iM 1 .M.Tiblo and Ilirwn Si ono
iiii aiiihare.Ucrwleli toad.
.' v ' ',, iliinlerm iiunltnre, ininljs, c.df
' wiuii. mar Hie Foilu Holel.
' Hi I , l" H N, Ai'ent tor Uuntou'u Coiici
i ..iliii llllll.j; i id.
, , 'i'i iM. no ."M..Ki.l. .aid S litifl uUil r'. m, )
, , i, - lo'ii,
,,il I nolo uii.l i,l inir NOTrs.wlllicirwilh-
.t ti iiijii urn, l.u tale at the, Columbian
Catawifisa,
Bv. DAI.I.MAN, Mcreliaut Tailor, BccoudBt,
. UobblUb' Uulldlug.
1 , '. J. K. llolintNH, Burecou and riiyfslclan
1 necoud Ht below Main,
G'1-L.KltT A KI.i:ni,diynooilii,BroccrIcii,aml
fcxui-i il meicliaudU.0, Jlalu HUcut
I 0. KIsTLTIK, ' Catlap lifa llonse," North
J . i ui Ui.r 5!ulu and Heeond Strc ets.
j ,:i:ii.i:h, Biliuul H..!inn, Ojkitrs, ami ico
i:. i ii am in beakon MuinM.
,1 M. HUonST, dealer In aoneralMcicliandlso
ui uiinuK, urneerieH .re.
ill - II'IOHANMA nr Hllrlr Hotel. H. KnSteU'
O b udirl'ioprleiiir,soulli-iahtioriurMaluaud
r uuiiiiu niuii,
w
I. 11, A1J110TT, Attorney at law, Main bt.
Liglit Street.
li I', i man .v Co., Wheelwright, urtt door
1 . 1 1 vo .'-diool Uoute,
j'i'is A.OMAN, Maimr.iiiurcr and dIor In
.' 1' iHiin.lHhoM
R i. l M', dtalor m Mo.i' i'inl Tin ware la
,u It . lil.luchu,
lji il It 1 .NT, Miller. Mid dc hr In all kinds ol
I In. In, i lour, iVed, co, All lupds oldraiu
liUILIlli ,1,'tl.
Hpy.
'M W. KDUAlt, BniKinel nra l'lunlng Mill
i 'iii'uiii'i diiiu mriuiui'
VOIiUMB V1.---W0, 30.
Buck Horn.
M O.W. U. BJIOl.'MAKm, dealers In dry
ll'iodi, nrocclerles and eenornl lntrcliaiulso
Ovangovillo Directory,
OIl'llKItltINO ft llltOTIIl It.Cirrenlersftiid
, llnlldcm, Ma'n l,,beVw rin ",
nlllCIC H'ltKfi aril n luRliineilt Halnon, by
AJ HolirM Htiiiycor.ol Main and 1'luoKl.
Dir. O. A. .n:('Alt(ir.I,,l'liyilelmi andBiUKiion
Main st,, nest door to Good's Hotel,
DAVID IIHIUMNO. KlonrandOrlstMltl.nnd
Uealcr iu Kr..iii, :.llll Btie.t,
T A M lis TCi t AltitATf , Cabinet Maker and On
u ili i IhUi r. .11 iu n HI., below l'liio.
ycllllYf.KIt A CO., Iron founrterii.Mai
O and Mauul'acluieru of plows, Mill Bt.
Machinists
(tAMUnt.fUt Vlin.mM, Maker oflhollayhurst
O Ji ain Ciadlo. Main HI.
WII.UAM nr.I.OJKl Hhocmalterniiitinannfae
tin er of Hrlelc, Mill HI,., west of l'ino
Pliiladclphiu Directory.
A J N WBIO HT a co. ,
VtllOLKHA I.U OHlll'FUB,
N. K. (irnsr Second and Arch Strccln,
I'ltii.Anm.rirlA,
Dealers In
THAU, BYltOTU, mvi'UV, BUOAIt, MOLAMREH
hick, si'iosa, m csnn eooa, .tc, ac.
.Oiiterii will revvlvoinrmiiit iiltenllon.
ma? ii),T-tr.
gARVEV H. W'ALKEIt,
WITH
M EAR, R.01IHOP1' & go.,
lai'OKTrn', AKDjomirtiaor
i 111NA, OLA14 AND QUtlEJTSWAItK,
No. 108 NOimi BECONDST.,
rUILADIU-l'lIIA.
SOrlj(liin! nil nrted rieltnsui of (Inernnvvfi'ro
coaulaullv on hwid lebKl'?J-tl.
j5.
i' IJ. HTSLE,
ATT0r.UBY AT LAW,
Ofllco Co.irvlTr.ii'.r Aller, below the Colom
ni.'.M Ofllce, HloomsLurg lre.
Q U. imOOKAVAY,
ATTOltNUY AT IiAV,
SLtoasiioiio, v.K.
it's- Orrit'T; Court Jlouse Alley, in the. Co
jStrutAtr bnildlas, Janl,'C7.
rj Vv. MILLEli,
' AaXOKNI'.Y AT XiAW,
Ofllcc Court ffonBO Alley, below tlio CottiM
jiANMJfllcc. Bouutlce, ltacSc-Viiy and rcnMinn
'lolloctod, llloomhbuig l'n, scp.lW'07
Tohn sr. 0LA1UC,
it
ATTOIINin AT LAW.
OVT1C11 almvo Howoi'3 Blove, Main slicel,
Bloomsbnrg, l'a.
1OIiEKT V, C'LAItK,
ATTOllNKY AT LAW,
OmcoMAluSlicot below tlio Court House.
UloonisburK 1'ciin'a.
B.
FitANK ZXXlll
ATTOllNKY AT LAW,
llLOO-MfllUltO, I'A.
(Hike wilh J, (I, l'rcez,i:rowcr's llloclt.
Can bo consulted In Oomiao or KnitHs-h.
incli2'l7'J-tl
V STOVE AND TlJN WIOl'.
ISAIAH irAUEHBUCH.
Main Btrcot ono door abnvo E. MendculiaU's
Stove.
A largo assortment nl htovei-, Ilealern and
lt,iii';es ciinstuiitly on hand, and lor salo at the
lowest rates,
'rinnlnlnalllt!i blanches eurefullj iittondwllo,
nml i,atlslactloii "iiaranteed.
Tin woilc of all klinls wholesaloand retail. A
l.ll IsluiUestiil,
J.m 1'71
i .
M A It It i: W O K I S.
:i vx:f Riiivrr, m.row irAiiM.r,
DLOOJItellUIta, TA.
;.ro)iiniHiil.i, Toml.i, Itrailslonf , &c. Woilc
( l.j i unud. (lull rs by ii.-II will iteelve
ii i il aileiitloii, N, II. Wnrfc ili Ilveied lieonl
clni je. T. L. UUNiON, l'lopili lor.
octU Tl-tl. 1'. O. l!ox 1117.
i" a n i a i vn , lid a l n.
QlTICir Ar.F.S ANO K.IIAI.I. l'HOLlxa.
HAVi: YllUIt MONkY.
(In to
1II1N11Y UT.
Zifl nioonir.bnrs, l'a., lor nil ilndd ol tl.obedt
homo and city mudn
!' u it ; i t ii it ii .
i'rlcr ' iinonablo and tho be ' M'orl: dono,
J.lll J'7l-lf
yUl.CAN WOI5KS,
I) A VI Jj Ij ii I' A.
WILLIAM II. LAW,
Mamir.iclv.rer of Wrought lion l!iidi:e(!riileis,
L libiililei-i, I'lieproof lJiillilint!. Wionjdit lion
Ko-iuii, iioouiii; i nuni'i, i-iuiuiiih nun jioiun,
r.n m C.ile nml fi lirlii''. nihil Vrnn2lit Iron nln-
liiK.HlacUi and all klndi of Builtli Woik.iVe.
Iteiialrs promptly attended to.
N.ll. liiawliiKs and Kbtlinatci Miiipiied,
orl"7 71-ly.
MAY -iOllK. (Oni.-, AND i.IVKlil'OHL.
NEW AND l-UI.L-rOWritKD MTIlAMSllira,
TIIUSIX LAllul.M IN Till; Wlllll.ll.
ucuaniu. cixTic, ni:i'i'iii,ii'.
AIIjATIL, 1IA1.T1C, .MIHlAiiC,
I., i ii tun- I im:,' '1,' i ,i li. p. i .'i li.
i .Mils' 110:11 Ni w N r u nn HATCH 1 1. Ys. Iroin
1 Ivcrponl on 'I UUiiSDA Y, ami ( mlc Ilatbor
tlioday lollowli'j.'.
From tho Whllo ut.-.r Do' Is, I'.ivunla Perry.
Jersey Cliy.
I IlHM'IIi;iT liri ouuiiutiiii lui: vin in. vitii-M-n
mulvalled, combining
?5Al'l.i . Hl'lil'.ll, A1N1I lO-ill'Ulll,
Baloous. htater rooms, niiokiiiit-iooin and bath
rooms In uihlblup section, wlii'io Iojhi nioiluuis
felt, surgeon: and ttowaulonscs acconiiauy
tlieso steamers.
Hati s s.iionn, s-iu coin, Mcerngo, siiicunen-
cv. Ihoso wishing to fccml tor li'leiuU Horn the
OldConntiv can low obtain Mverasu menald
certillcatcs, 53 i currcuey.
i',if.scu;i'iH nooiuii iu or Hum en pans oi
Viiieili.i. I'aiH. Ilambur.'h. Ni rw.iy. Bweden.
India, Aubtinlla, China, tie.
incursion iukcih tjiaiiicn at iowti.t laics,
Urallb 1 ri ii ii upwauls,
Vor Inniirclloti ol nlans and oilier Information.
apply to No, I'l Uroadway, New York,
U. ,i. r. .i.,t-i, vi-iii,
Or lo W. DDAl.'UCK,
JaulSlf llloonisburg, l'a,
JJEHXirARD BTOIIXEIt
lio Ints taiicu iiobsesslun ol
THE OLD ST.3STZ33
In tho nxchaiiKO Illock, ho loin; occupied by him
and will cany on tho business ol a
FIRST-OIi ASS D'AKERY,
Ho brlnss tolho business an experience ol many
years nml unsure tho community that he will
luinlsh tho liebtofbread,cal;es,iolls,blscull,Ae,
Irish every day. Hopioposes also lo heepon
hand a Iihko uud well ussoitid block ol
FINE CONFECTIONEIIY,
ntallgrades. French candles and thnsoof do
nieslle manuraeture.alwayslobo Iiad.M liolcsale
and retail nt lowest rates, Adjolnlm; tho liakery
and Coiihctlouery is a well ebtabllshcd
RESTAURANT,
where may bo found Aln and Lager, and Ito-
lli'slillli Ills. Ovsteistll scasilll nml Ihn vtiilims
lit lie ilellcaelebhh)i bull tho publlo taste, Theio
is nisu II
FINE ICE CItEAH SALOON,
over the confectionery Horo, where ladles and
ginihuiiii can obtain tlio lust of Ice (.'ream In
beabou,
A lalr.iiaii ot the public custom Is requested
and no rains will Icn-aiedto ciimiio mtisinc-
null, upiii u, u-ll
OTIOE TO TKACUKn.S.
There will boa iiiiblie i-Miiaiiiatioii ol teachers
f,ii. Mm IniTii ,,riiri.wt.iii.. In 11, n .i .1 Ami, lnmi
on Falurday July S7Ui, 1TJ (ouiiiHUCInc nt l'a
neiui'M. 4i, iuom) iiiienuiug in nppiy nu
schools Iu the district will prusnit tlivuiselvet
jor exsumiauon 11 Hint uiue.
II. I l'.A.NK ZAlllt.
Inly l:. IT'.'- I Seci'i-laiy
3 " I KMJIl
8 111
I 3 ST .
ew
Miacollauoonn.
ESTIB T 1'. Y .
11. (!. HDWHIt. H11NTIHT.
Itesiieolfiilly oiais his professional services lei
tno mutes nun Kciiiicmen oi liioomnnura anu vi.
ciully. Ho Ispiepared lei attend lo all I no varl.
ous operations In tha lino of his profession, nml
is provldod with thelalesllmnrovcd l'onuKr.AiN
Tkktii whl.li will ba Iniirlrd on onld rlMluir
P.lverand r.ibbi rbi c to loon as well nslliti nni
oraltcetli, Teelli exlraded by alltho newimj
most appi ovod methods, and all operations un
tho teeth carefully and properly attended to,
ltesldenco and ofllco a Tow d 'ors chovo tho
t'ouu llouxcbnino blJo,
Uloomsburs, Jan,l'7l ly
rjMIE GltHA'L' rAGIOA U
ii a i ii roue i: r ?
Will forco n beautiful Bit ot Whliheru or Mus
lacho.ln from two tn thuo inonths.im any per
son over twelvo jenrs old. It Is nno of luo best
preparations to mnko tho whiskers grow Hint
ovorwas known, ouoboltloeif It Issulllclent to
produce a very strouK beard, Itdoes not In any
way stain or lnjnro tlio skin. Try 111 It Is no
hnmbini. l'rko ill cents per bottle. Bent by
mall post paid, to any nddrcf, on lecelpt ol
price. Address WILLIAM (). WAdNHIt,
Arendtsvllle,
nuij.t 71ly. AdamiConnly.renna
r n is
i'lANfil' 'illKNOY,
iV oiulll
yT.lllil
tJll.l
l,Hl,OH0
lul.oui
mio.i j
IW.UKl
l.lOVIO
i.KlO.IXI
3.10,1X0
S70,liO
600..HMJ
HHi.nno
Mutual.
l,ll,iml
DOO.UUO
Klllltri : . 1
Nmth Amcriia
illy
llileriiatlonal N,'
Nla-mraN,
Meiebanls
HnrltiBtield
Fnriueis' lianvllle.N.Y
Albany CI I ..,....
Danvl'le, llorso Ibelt
Atlaiilie. N. Y
Ocimaula, N. X
FltUAB IIIIOWN, Aticnt,
mRt!l'7I ly, l!r.oovsnuitn l'n
H
.riNKLEY KNITTING JIACIIINE
THK BIMl'LKST, CllKAI'IMT AND 11FRT IN
Usrt HAS HUT ONK NFLDLEI A
CHILD CAN RUN IT!
Designed est eclally lor tho use of families, ami
adles who dcslio to knit for Iho market. Will
do every stitch of tho knlttlnt! In n Mucking,
widening ard nairowlngas readily as by hand.
Ale splendid for Moistrils and fancy work,
TA KINO FIVH Dll'l Ul'DNT KINDS OF
STITCH! Aln ery iasy to manni;c, and not
liable to tel out of order. Every Family should
have one. ,
Wv want an Altera In every town lo Introduce
and bell them.tovht m we Oder Hie mostllberal
iiidueemeuti.. In ad lor uui CliLUiai and Nuuplo
Stotkllii;. Ail'res.
HINKt.DY KNITTING MAC H INI! CO.,
nov, 11', 71-1;. ll'ilh.Mo.
C. il 0 W E R,
hu'j oi cned a flr-,t .cia-is
TOOT SHOK, DAT CAP, AND l UHSl'OUD,
at tho old stand on MalnBtreot.Illooinsburix afew
doorsiv'nivo t"- Court llnusu. Unblock ijcom
posedol the very late st and bi'stslyles ever ollcr
od to 11 iic lttzi :isol Columi'la Ci nnly. lie can
nccmniDodato tbn public wlt'i tho foilowlii"t;ooil3
at tho lowest rates, Men's hcavs donlno '.oltd
s'ora boots, nien's doublo end sluslo tati poled
kip boots, men's heavy Moi;ahhet'i ntnll kluds.
men's lino boots audshoi's of all crnie, boy's
double solod boots and.shoesofnlllcluds, tuen's
glove kid llalmoral shoes, men's, women's, boys's
and misses' lasting gaiters, women's (rlnvo kid
Follsh.very Une.wumen'smorocco lialroornland
calf allocs, women's very lino kid buttoned ttait
crs. In short boots ol all descriptions both peg
ged and sowed.
Ho would alio call attention to his flno assort
ment of
ATS, CArs, FUltB AND NOTIONS,
which comprises all the new and popnlni varl
etlesnt prIeeswhlelicannotfalltobultr.il. TlitbO
goods aro ollered at tho lowest cash rates and
will bo guaranteed In give, satisfaction, A call
Is sollclled beloro purchasing elsewhero as It Is
believed that better bargains aio to bo found
than at any other placo in thoeoiintr.
Jaul'71
Will: ORANGEVILLE ArANUFAC
X 'i'UlllNO CO.Ml'ANY.
MA.sur'AL-uiiiima of
AGKICUIiTUUAIj IJIPLF.AlICNTC
of tho most Aniuovcii l'allcniH,
.inn riciuinif,
,!o!il)ins,
illlil C;)s!iii;s
ol all dcscilptlous.
DFALl'U'B IN
Genwul Moii'iiiiiiilise, Lunilicr, Ac, eve.
ORANGE VI LLE, I'A.
Wo would Tlionnip In lb,i nubile In rn-nf-inl
I hnl Wil tl. VP I llri'll thr 1. 1 II l.mu I , .'.-nil nr.
al Works ol this plnco and shall make (l our aim
In niauulae'.uro 1 nsl I lass Ateiicnltiiril Implc
ments criii.il toanv other luakeib In A.i. stain.
Mich a'l
'f rM'"ill!l!S I.'ltllilKS,
Until Lover and Ti cad I'owrr,
Plows ofcrciy Hosti Iiillon,
ninoiirf which mil be the celebrated
- K-XOl! MOUNTAIN 1IEHO,
arl:iiowledi;c(l by all to bo tho best plow extant
111. I1IU lill IIIL'l. .UMI U1U
C.'tiamiIoii, Sterns' I'ltfc-nt :iiul
The Montrose.
ATiSO, DOUBLE CORN I'LOWH,
Culfiiiitors,
Ifon ICi'Glos.
' :iiid as(ln-s
ol evi ry deserlpllon. Wo shall tiso none hut tho
best lintel I. lis and employ none but competent
and experienced mcehanli'S and our pi Ices will
cominuo l.ivotably with any other imiuufactur-
CIS.
country I'roiuice, i.nmncr, uiu lion, tauen In
excluinge. We nl-o hnvea sieno In connection
Willi our AftrlrnlUiml Winks while mav bu
11,011,1 a mil io-i, runt nl nt :ii;ui iiaejdi.si;
.'hk'h will be sold nt small Mollis. Ulvo us n
eull ben, ii' puieliaslug 1 1-i-ivbere end wo guar
antee iiilisiiii'lton,
inircli'JV7-ly.
Motels.
rpil L-: ESPY HOTEL.
KSI'V, COLUMHIA COUNTY, I'A.
The uuilcisli;iied would liilorm the travelling
public llii.l lie lias taken tlio .ibovonami d c ,lab
Ilhhiiieut end thoioagnly n filled tho h.imo for
the peili tt.ftiUMinluica ol hlsgiiests. Ills larder
v. 111 be btoct.ed with tlio best tho maiket atloids.
Tho eholecbt liquors, wiui.u and clgarbiilways lo
ui' lounu in ins uar.
WlLI.lAil I'KITO,
Kbpv. l'a.
E.
J. THORNTON
lit would nnnouncololho citizens of lllooms-
burif and vielnllv. Ilial ho ha lust lecelveda lull
and complete ussoiliucut of
WALLI'Al'iUl, WINDOW H1IAIUM,
yixTunra, conns, TAssri.s,
and all oilier goods in his lino of business, All
mo newchi nun inosi, iipprnviil paueius in mo
day am always to bu loiind in hlsistubllshment.
nuir.S.'W-tr Main Bt. below .Market,
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES
DOWN IN ntlOE
jr. n, maizd's,
Corner Main and Ccntrn Bis.,
IILO0MB11UUU,
A new tnck of Fresh Ooodsjubt opened nt
MAIZK'H.
Trim, CoflToos, SnprarH,
HYUUl'H and MOLAHNCS. C11KF,HK, MEATS.
SALT, FISH. etc.
VF.UKTAULF.H, 1 1 1 : 1 t.M l.Tl CA LI .Y Bcalcd
(looils.
JKLLIIiS and 1'llF.SF.KVlX. TICKLIX,
FOItWUN and DOMlWriOFUUITS.
Aii TClogrmt Apsovlmont
OF
QU3DBNSWAHB
CnnstAlltlv on hnnd.
Also WOOD, WILLOW uud OLAAVAllKo!
every variety.
All my goods are of tho first fiualltyaud at ex
tremcly low prlf 1 .
lUoVfl-tt J. II, MAIZK,
11 fflMttlf
BLOOMSEUKG, PA.,
Poetical.
llocr.
Tho AMtnc, liinollclng tho new edition ol"Tho,
Fuels aud forms of Amerlsn," by It. 1 1, HUstdonl,
icprotlnccs tho following from (leorgo Arnold,
which Isn leal gem In Its wayt
Heio
Willi my lioer
I sit
Whllo goldou mnmi nt'i lilt :
Alns!
They pass
Unheeded hyi
And as they lly
I.
Ilelngdry,
Hit Idly blpplug hero
My bocr. ,
O, llncrinr
Tliuii fame, or riches, aro
'IhogiaielulHinoko-wrenthsof thlsfieoelgarl
Why
Bhonld I
Weep, wall, or sigh?
Whatlfhick haspassid mi li?
What If my hopes aio dead
My pliasuio lied?
Have I not still
My nil
Of right good cheer
Clrf.trj and beer .
Oo, whliilii'jyoulh,
For sooth!
(lo, weep and wall,
High anil grow pale,
Wcavo melancholy lhymea
On old times,
Whosojoys like shadowy ghoits appear
Hut lenvo to mo my beer I
(lold H dross
Lovo Is los.s
Rolf I gulp my sorrows down,
Or sco them drown,
In foamy draughts of old nut-btown,
Then do I woar tlio crown,
Without the cross.
Miscellaneous.
AN UJtt'KAVAH.YXr WIIT.
11Y 0. A. BALA.
Al tho bCRinnlii; of tlio fifth yoar of
her wedded life, Mrs. Surbiton Jlellor
wns deMiiernlely in debt, and whs us
desperately dunned on every aide. She
had numerous dealings) with a fat
Dutchwoman named Schuinafcer, a
pawn broker or money-lender by pro
fession, and whon this ogress discovered
tho straits into which Mrs. Mellor had
been driven, bho threatened to expose
everything to Mr. Mellor, unlcs.-i she
handed over u hundred pounds as part
payment of her debts. This threat was
uttered on precisely tho tamo morning
which had brought Mrs. Mellor by po3t
a number of pressing inquiries for cash
from certain Westminister tradesmen.
Tho poor woman was in despair. Slio
hart spent her last quarter's pin-money
to tho last farthing weoks before. Only
fivo days previously her husband had
presented her with a check for fifty
pounds, "for tho missionaries," as ho
jocosely said. Alas ! alio had paid II vo-and-forty
pounds at onco to tho canni
bals, and tlicy still liungercd fur her
fWi and blood.
"Iluwanil to finda hundred pounds'."'
sho cried desporatoly. "1 could as ea3ily
Uud a hundred millions. I can't give
you a hundred penco ; and if you speak
to my husband I shall bo utterly and
entirely mined."
"Dalit" replied tlio Dutchwoman;
"fat vor you drubblo yourself so much,
niein tear'.' It Is easyonof. Do mo
neys is comcaltcrful. You haf your
tiainonds."
"My diamonds ?"
" Ycj, burely ; do peautiftil tlamonds
Mr. Mellor (tho kind shcntlemans) ho
puy you only last year, nn' gll you on
yuiir boll'day, ven you waa dweiiily
duo." "But Air. Mollor likes mo lo wear
thiwo diamonds. Ho was looking at
(Item in my jevel iwo only tliia morn
ing and admiring them; and I am to
wear them this very night nt the
French play."
"Rail I I say agon. Fat a tear liddlo
Htoopid lofor a laty you aro! Dcro is
tiainonds and tiainonds. Bring mo do
brlddy liddlo dings and I vill get dem
mutch by vour o'clock dis fery afler
noou; and I vill lond you vivdy bonds
moro, and geep dem in bledgo, and lent
you do oders vich is bivslo, and your
houspand ho not know nefer ono ting
about da drick vo blay. Ah, ha, ha I"
and Mtulamo Schumakor took anuff
liko an ogress if ogresses ever took
snufi", which 1 bcliovo thoy did.
What was tho wrolched Maudo
Matilda Wllhelnilna to do What but
bow down beforo tho demon ami obey
her.
Tlio real diamonds which had cost
tho aflVctiuiialo Surbiton, 1'. Mellor
fey-en hundivd and fifty pounds, wero
handed over lo tho Dutchwoman in
pledgo for four hundred and fifty pounds
and tho p.ulo imitations wero given
to Mrs. Mellor Instead.
A few evenings afterwards--thoy
werotodlnoat homo and alone. Mi.
Mellur was, contrary to his cstabli lied
habits, fully three-quarters of an hour
late. When ho did como it was in a
atato of great disorder, and with a palo
and disturbed counlonanco. For a long
time ho remained silent, and tho dinner
was cnt down tintasted. Then ho
hastily swallowed a glass of sherry, and
after pacing tho room for somo time,
thus addressed himself to speech :
"Mall," this was her petit nom
"I havo somo terrlblo nous lo tell
y!!'" .
sno turned paio anu leit ready io
swoon ; sho thought for a moment that
tho bank had broken. It was not that,
however, but so far as hor husband was
concerned, ovou a worso calamnlty.
Ho explained that ho had recently em
barked In very hazardous speculations,
and that tho.io speculations had proved
unlucky. Ho was, ho said, on tho very
vcrgo and brink of ruin. Ho had em
bezzled a largo amount of tho funds of
tho bank, and investigation which
might take place at any moment
would Inovllably lead to his arrest on n
criminal charge Ho hart raised money,
ho said, on all hla available property.
Thcro was a bill of salo on Iho lino fur-
nlturo In Gnlllpoll Villa, tho leaso of
of tho houso was mortgaged s but ho
still lacked four hundred pounds to
completo Iho deflcluncy in his nccotnits.
"Four hundred pounds.'' hoconelud-
ed, "would sivvo mo, or at least glvo
mo tlmo to turn mysolf round. Thcro
nro thoso diamonds of yours, Mall, I
gave seven hundred and fifly poundu
JAXtlDAY, JULY 26,
for them, and surely thoy ought to ho
good for four hundred. Mall, my own
dear, tr no wife, yon must let mo havo
(hoso diamonds, and wo must pawn
them. It gilovca mo to tho heart to do
bo, for you looked su ptirh In thorn last
night."
liho blushed, tin lied palo, Blamruorcd,
equivocated, asked what tho world
would way, nnd wholhcr (hero wero no
oilier meaiifi of tldlug over tho difficul
ty. Sho was told that there was none,
and as for tho world hor husband crldd
out passionately that it might say what
it liked and go hang. Sho offered him
all her other trinkets; ho told hor dis
dainfully that, altogether, they would
not fctcli a hundred poundu, nnd that
ho must havo tho diamonds. Sho satd
faintly that sho could not let him havo
Iheni. Ho stared ut her for somo mo
ments in blank amazement ; aud then,
passing from entreaty lo command,
Insisted on having Iho jowclj Immedi
ately ; adding, that if ho did not in
iJtitnlly obey him, ii' would tako Iheni
iiom her by foree. Sick with terror
and apprehension of discovery, tho
wretched woman went up stairs, and
returning, brought tho morocco case,
and laid it Irombllngly on tho (able.
Sho remembered thu falsity of tho
sloncs, and tho marrow in her splno
turned cold.
After n night spent In infinite- and
sleepless wretehodncss, tho cheerless
morning camo. Mr. and Mrs. Mellor
drovo in their elegant brougham down
lo Reaufort Ruildings, Strand, at tho
corner of which, at tho tlmo of which I
spetik, was tho woll-kiiown pawu-brok-
ng establishment ol Mr. Amos Scantlc-
Deny. They enloiod tlio "privalo of
fice," in which loau3 of too much Im
portance lo discuss in tho vulgar boxes
where tho poor pawned their clothes,
wero negotiated, and tho diamonds
wero submitted to Mr. Amos Scantlo
berry, who was reputed to bo ono of
tho best Judges of precious stones in
Europe. That gentleman examined
Mia. Melloi's diamonds minutely,
weighed and tested them, and did nut
hcsllato for tho moment to advanco on
tlicni the sum required four hundred
pounds sterling, He paid over tho
amount at onco in bank notes, and a
bond for tho loan at a rato of interest
agreed upon, was made out. This doc
ument Mr. Mellor handed to his wife,
telling her, sardonically, thatsho might
very soon redeem her finery if sho
would only practice a littlo economy
for a time.
ho went homo half distracted. In
tho cour&o of a fow hours sho was cer
tain tho spurious naturo of tlio gems
must bo discovered, and her )ui3band
would bo prosecuted for fraud. What
was sho to do? Ho would not havo
killed her had sho confessed that her
real diamonds wero in tlio possession of
Martatno Scliumakcr. But then thoso
embezzled funds belonged lo tho bank,
and tho awful peril lio was in. It was
too late, and something must bo dono.
Sho sat for hours revolving in hor mind
scliemo after ichemp, but nono pcemcd
practicable. At length, with siiruno
and horror and ghastly loathing, sho
hit upon ono which appealed foasiblo.
Shoeould nonweight hundred pounds;
somebody had told her so over and over
again. Why had sho not gono to him
when tho ling Schumakor oppressed
her? Rccauso sho was afraid and
ashamed. But tho worso was como
now, and sho must bravo it.
"Somebody" was Mr. Algernon Moss
by, an acquaintance of Mr. Mellor'3, a
frequent visitor, who lived in grand
stylo at tho Albany ; nnd as ho sat in
his oilico ono day, Mrs. Mellor rushed
iu and bohoughl him lo savo her from
utter ruin and destruction. Mr. Mossby
behaved with thorough gallantry. Ho
admitted that eight hundred pounds
was a very largo sum, but ho thought,
ho said, that ho would nt oncoobligo
her with a cheek for tho amount. For
all security .ho merely demanded her
noto of hand, payablo on demand for
eight hundred pounds and for "valuo
received,"
"That is enough, my dear Mrs. Mpl
lor," said Mr. Algernon Mo?sby,tis ho
haudod her the check aud locked up
tho promissory noto in tho cash box. "I
mako my demand all In good tlmo."
Half distraught sho hastened to Mr.
Scantleberry's, stopping on her way at
tho bank to got tho check cashed. Mr.
Scantloberry Ecomod somowhat sur
prised to sco her, but on her reproduc
ing tho loan-bond ami the rcqulsito
money handed her ovar Iho diamonds.
She hurried then to Madamo Sehu-
maker's in Foley Street, who was de
lighted to see her; tho moro so, she
said, as sho was starting for Rotterdam
that very ovoning. To her Mrs. Mel
lor handed tho sum of four hundred
and fifty pounds, and received hor Jewel
case and her own diamonds. Now sho
felt reliovcd. Sho would haston back
to Mr. .Scantleberry's, repawn her dia
monds, and then give Mossby back
half his monoy. Ho would suroly wait
for tho rest. It was four In tho after
noon oro hho reached Beaufort Build
ings, aud in a fow half-incoherent words
explained that, through unforeseen
events, sho was compelled to ronow tlio
transaction of tho provious day, Tho
pawn-broker bowed, observed that such
things frequently happened iu tho way
of business, and proceeded to oxanilno
tho jewels merely, ho observed, iw n
matter of form. Mrs. Mellor felt per
fectly at easr as ho weighed and tested
them ; in this, ut Wst, there was no
fraud, bho thought.
Suddenly tho pawn-broker fixed upon
iter a bcarching glance.
"These aro iiottliostonosyoubruught
mo yesterday, madamo," ho said.
"Al all ovents," Mrs, Mollor faltorod,
"thoy nro my own jowels, nnd fully
worth tho .sum I ask for them."
"I only know," replied Mr. Scantlo
berry, very slowly and deliberately,
nnd handing her back hor "diamonds,"
"that tho stones you brought mo yew
tordny wore geuulno, nnd of great ynluo,
nnd that ihe.se urn raise."
"Fulso!"
'False, mnduinc , you may lake them
to any lapldnry-to any Judge of pro
clous stono) Iu London, nnd ho will tell
you they are not worth ton pounds,
Th( re 1'.- ln'Oii somo very ugly mistake
illllL.
1872.
0OL.
horo." And with n low bow Mr. Scatv
tle.bcrry retired into his back ofilcc.
Sho found horeolf, sho know not how,
In tho street. Sho wn.i now utterly, en
tirely ruined, Sho had no dlnmondfi
at all cither In pledge or In her own
possession ; and Mr. Algernon Mo'sby
of tho Albany held hor notocf hand
for eight hundred pounds "for valuo
received." Sho would go homo, oho
thought, and kill herself.
"No, my darling," said Surhllon I'
Mollor (hat night, when sho had thrown
hcnclf at his feet, and with passionate
tears and outcries confessed nil, "you
aro not ruined j no harm has como to
you at all, or to mo, either, for tho mat
tcr of that. I hnvc merely been reading
you n littlo lesson to euro you or your
own fault extra vaganco. Tho dla.
mond3 I gavo you on your birthday
wero fal.-o. I knew thai , pooncr or later,
thoy would como Into possession of that
Dutch beldnmo Schumakor ; I found
tho hag out and tool: her inlo my pay ;
I entrusted to her tho real diamonds,
which sho gavo you as Imitation ones.
Tlpy were tho real stones wo pawned,
and tho sham ones which you vainly
endeavored to pledgo. As to Mr. Al
gernon Mossby, ho is my very good
friend nnd agent to command. Hero is
your noto of hand ; and It may relievo
your mind to know that I was concealed
In tho next room throughout your In
terview with that obliging gentleman
in tho Albany. Ho will como no moro
to this house, nnd ho has fivo hundred
good reasons for holding his tongue.
Now, then, como and givo rao a kiss,
and to-morrow morning I'll givo you
your real diamonds and your sham
ones, too. Only, under any circum
stances, don't tako cither tho gonuino
or tho spurious ones to Foley Strcot,
to Beaufort Bul!dIng,or to tho Albany."
Tho euro was efficacious and complete.
Mm. Surbiton P. Mellor Iia3 3inco made
considerable additions lo her Jewnl-ca3n,
but sho lias ceased toralun money either
on the hypothecation of iu-r personal
effect!) or notes of hand.
TIIOSU ULrSSKU TWINS.
"Well, uurso, what Is it?" Inquired
Tim Twiiikloton, placing on his plato
tho crust of brcad-aud-buttcr nt which
Ids teeth had been nervously nibbling
for tlio past twonty minutes.
"Oh, sir, It's twins!"
"Good gracious!" exclaimed Tim,
overwhelmed with tlio doublo blessing
that had fallen upon tho matrimonial
hearth.
Tim Twinkieton was by trade a jour
neyman tailor, nnd as good-hcarlcd a
follow fts tho sun shed light upon that
Nov Year's morning. Tim was blessed
With a good wife, who, to aid her part
ner iu fcodlu tlio ten mouths already
provided for them not counting tho
twins did tho washing and maugling
for n numbor of worthy families, and
did it superbly too, as I can prove out
of their very mouths.
"Would you like to stop ttptoseo
Mrs. Twlnklcton, sir ?" tho nurso in
quired, after TIm'y astonishment had
iu a measure abated, "because, if so, It's
perfectly convenient."
Mutual congratulations having en
sued, aud Mrs. Twinklcton having ro-
eolved tlio assuranco from hor husband
that ho had not been disappointed by
tho nppoarenco of two boys Instead of a
girl t ho happy wlfo began to tall: about
arrangements In connection with tho
washing nnd ranngling business of tho
cstabll3hmont.
"Whoso is that basket of thin; by the
doe'.?" Tim asked, when ho found
that Mrs. T. undo no mention thereof.
"Oil, my dear, I'd almost forgollon
that! It's tlio Chelmsford wftshing,"sho
replied.
"Is it all mangled?"
"Yes ; I finished it last night wilhnu
efiort," .signed Mrs. T. "It's nil right,
and only wants lo bo taken to tho sta
tion."
"If I was to mako haute, I daro say I
could get It off by Iho mid-day train,
Thero'd always ono about twelvo o'clock
on Sundays, and Iho New Ycai'a day's
trains Is just like Sundays', ain't thoy ?"
"Well, Tim, if you wero to run to tho
station with it, It'd bo off our hands
without fear of tho children tumbling
tlio clothes, wouldn't it?"
"So it wouId,"rcpiied tho good-natur
ed Tim. "and I will do it."
Prompt to aut,Timordcicd tho nurso
to tako tho best caro of tho twins, gavo
his wife a kiss, and picking up the neat
ly covered basket, Bhouldered it and
starkd on his way. Ilo hart only twen
ty minutes lo mako Iho train, but ho
know ho could doit, and havo fivo min
utes to sparo.
"Now, then, wheie's that washing to
go?" inquired tlio clerk, whoso business
for tho day was over as soon as tho noxt
train was dispatched.
Tho olllcial, indeed, liojitated for a
moment as to whether punctuality
should not for onco tako thoplacoof
courtesy j but his ill humor was quick
ly dissipated when ho saw Twinklo
ton's rosy faco and cheery smile beam
ing upon him,
"Well, as a special favor, I don't mind
booking It," muttcro tho dork, who
smelled roast turkey In Ihoair, nnd was
nfrald his own might ho ovcrdono if ho
didn't haston home.
Howover, Tim was In such a happy
niocd that ho didn't caro whether tho
eleik mndo It a special favor or merely
n matter of business, so long its tho
flotheu wore dispatched; therefore,
without being in tho least disturbed or
humiliated by tlio other's gruffness, he
bade him tlio cuslomary NowYcai's
salutations, ami mado his way homo
ward Just as tho church folk wero Issih
ing from their places of worship.
Ho was soon homo, wns Tim, and his
first Inquiry win tifler tho health of his
wifo; and then, of couifo, tho present
condition of tho twins.
"Mrs. T. Isgeltlngou capitally," wns
tho reply, "for tho bloated twins have
not uttered a cry blnco you have been
gono."
Nurso spoko ns If It wore a part or hor
busiiions, which sho fully understood,
that twins should not cry. Thcro was
no littlo of prldo of vocation In her tone,
and Tim wn happy.
, i v t u .
',1
P ' J! I
DEM. - VOL. XXXVI NO. 23.
Tim nnd tho ton who could, nnd tho
nurso, sat down lo their Now i ear's
dinner. Aa ho carved Iho fat gooso, Tim
said In a very paternal way. "1 3Upposo,
Mrs. Tomklns, It wouldn't do to givo
tho twins Just a littlo bit, would It ?"
Nurso smirked and raised her hands
in protest against tho very UKi of such
a thing.
"Not oven a littlo bit of tho gravy
wouldn't do fur 'cm, inn'amY"
NurnO again raised her hands and satd
simply, "go ulong." Sho was nuxIou3
for hor portion of Iho dinner.
Nurso was helped, and dinner was
getting along, when Tim, whoso
thoughts nil rnn Iti ono channel,
nskert again after tho twins. Nurso know
thoy wero well, hecauso thoy did not
cry, but sho said Bho would go and see.
Sho had been gono but n second, when
slio returned, "which of you havo
moved tho basket with the twins In ?"
slio asked.
Almost ere tho words hart quilted her
lips, Tim dropped hid knlfo and fork,
and gazed from Mrs. Tomklns to tho
children, and from tho children to Mrs.
Tomklns, with nn expression of coun
tenance that mndo tho nurso rush to his
side nnd Bay, "Bless me, Mr. Twinkle-
ton I you aren't ill, nro you ?"
"Basket! what basket?" g.npcdTIm.
"Why tho clolhos-haskot that stood
thcro by tho clock. I put'em thoro bo-
causo they fell asleep, and It being closo
by tho flro, I know they'd bo all right."
A loud groan escaped Twinklcton's i
lips. Then, with his fucn of an ashy
paleness, ho gasped.
"Unhappy womau l that basket con
tained the Oholmsfordlwaahlug, and it's
goncoff by tho mid-day train.
Mrs. Tomklus, without a word, gnnk
into a chair.
"What what's to bo dono?" groaned
Twiiikloton. "Why don't you ppoak,
Mr3. Tomklns? Tell mo, somebody,
whnt'dlobo dono?"
Tho children, open-mouthed, gazed
with surpriso upon their elders ; but in
answer to their parent's inquiry as to
what was t o bo done, it was on the lips
of a least seven out of ton, that porhapa
tho best thing to bo dono, under tho cir
cumstances, was to finish the gooso nnd
tako up tho pudding.
Tho unhappy Tomklns groaned aloud ;
then, swaying her30lf backward rind for
ward iu tho rocking chair, began to
weep copiously.
Tho bereaved father was tho first to
speak, and it was plain to sco that ho
was in a most unhappy fratno of mind,
and that his voice was husky anil chok
ed as ids words came forth.
"Como, come," ho said, "this won't
do. I must go to the station, aud sco if
there's another train. If there ain't, I
must hire a trap, and go to Chelmsford.
Perhaps, howovor, when I get there,
tho children will havo been smothered;
or suppose, Mrs. Tomklns, if they've
shoved the clothes in a hi2;gago van,
and n heavy box or something's been
put a-top of 'cm, why, they'll bo squash
ed to pancakes !"
"Oh ! tlon't, don't, don't talk liko that,
Mr. Twlnklcton !"roarod Mrs. Tomkins
In a paroxysm of emotion. "Oh, my
darling littlo prcciousos I"
"Well, ma'am," exclaimed our hero,
"I think it would bo more proper to call
them my prcciousos, you wero 30 con
foundedly careless with them.when you
had Ihcin in charge."
"Oh.Twinkleton.thts 13 Indeed cruel,"
was nil tho nurso could Bay, as sho work
ed herself to nnd fro, and wopt.
Poor Tom started off hastily, his
mind almostdlstracled. IRV.thouglit only
of his twins and their unhappy fate. Ho
looked not to Iho rigid, nor to tho left
he only rushed on for tho station, and
ho novcr found tho diatanco so great bo
fore. Each now imagining was moro horri
bio than tho last, and seemed to givo
fresh impetus to hi3 heels ; for Instead
of decreasing in paeo as ho appionchod
the railway station, his foolslops grow
moro rapid.
"xnat's tnc man j I'd swear to him,"
said a loud volco In Twinkletoa's car.
Involuntarily ho turned, and ere his
acattored senses recalled a knowledge of
who had spoken, a sturdy constable had
lelzed lilin securely by the collar, aud,
drawing his staff, had whispered to tlio
startled Tim that if ho didn't go quietly
to tho station, "it'd be tho worse for
him."
"That's tlio man ; ho came in just as I
was closing tho doorH,atui;wislicd partic
ularly to have the basket booked by that
train."
"Oh, you're tho clerk at tho station!"
cried Tim, Joyously, recognizing tho
surly tones of tho man who had been in
a hurry lo get homo to his dlnnor, nnd,
owing to tho Chelmsford clothes-basket,
hadn't succeeded yet Iu accomplished
his wish. "And tho blessed twin3 aro
they all right .ire thoy safe ? where aro
thoy?"
Tho tall policeman gavo the hand that
grasped Tim's collar such n peculiar
twist that tho poor littlo tailor was near
ly whirled oifliis feet.
"I caution you not to speak; co3 what
you say may bo taken down In ovldonco
ugin yer."
"Oh, you wretch I and thoy wero dear
littlo twins too!"
Thcso words wore evidently spokon
by n fomalo voice ; and turning his head
as far round as tho c.mi-lablo'M knuckles
would allow, Tim wa.iistoni.shr.l to seo
that a numerous hut not select party of
hooting boy.- a id dirty men and womon
were following him wlth.menaeingges-lure-.
Poor Tim. Ho had counted upon suth
a pleasant Now Year's, and ho Im l been
so happy. Such a blow.
"What's tho charge against mo?'' Iu
quired Tim, in a husky volco as soon as
ho could speak.
"Oh, you know well enough, I dossiiy;
why, abandoning o' hltifants lit courso;
nnd a good Job for you It's no wor-o,'
replied his custodian.
Tho rough words of tho constable-
mado Tim happy. lie felt now that tho
lwlit3 woro sato, nml his own inconvcu
ioncowasof noconsequonco. llowK'"-!'!
lied ho wns when ho outorcd tho con
stablo's ofllco mid found tho basket there
nifrt In it tho twins, smiling gloriously,
as If thoy bnrt Inot boon tho innocent
cause of all the trouble, I need not say.
. Ono inch, (twelve Ilhori or Its onuivd, 'it In
Nonimiciuyneioaoor two Inset tloiw,ll.n ' ,r o
HfACU 111. 221. '8M. 8 IV.
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Two Inem!.. ..u ,W 6.00 7,W ioK)
'three inches ,' 7,W 9,0) lii,w n o
Four Inches :.!, y,w 11,00 17,wi k.,il
(Jimtlcr column. ... lu.oi lt,t 1,(J ayio
Half column,.. .L,..,iR.uu is.w vim ti,t" ,m
Ono coluuiu :.,.W.w 30,W 19,1X1 W.Ou l'Xi.oo
Kxoctltor'd or Administrator's Nolle , J),M
Auditor's or AffsfijuCO's Notice,
Local nolle, Uvortly Wills a line.
CfirilA In lllrt "TTn.tfiriiit Dtrfrlnrv" ritntiin.
e2,oupor year lor tho Hist 1 wo linen, anil f',jfir
uitcii iiiiuilionui Hue.
Moro gratlficrt still was Tim to find iu
tho stallon-houso an old customor of
his employers, who nlwaya specially
praised Tim's workmanship, nnd In
sisted upon being moasurod for his cloth
Ing by Twiiikloton alone. It nftcrwnrd
transpired that the oldgontloman wnsn
friend of (ho Inspector's, und hart Just
casually dropped In to glvo him a Now
Year':! greeting when tho prisoner
Tvvlnklolon was brought In. But for tho
prcsenco of tho old gentleman poor Tim
might havo had to spend his New
Year's-dny within tho wall orihosta-Uon-houso.
5ortuuo, howovor, bofricml
ed him; and tho shrewd Intolllgouco of
tho Inspector, aided by that of Tim's
acquaintance noon proved tho real facts
iu tho ease. Tim's friend, in ord r to
rccognl.o tlio efficiency of tho pollco
forco, Insisted on handing tho constable
n gratuity of fivo shillings ; and, as com
pensation for missing tho hour at which
ho had appointed to dine, nn oqunl sirn
was tendered to, and accepted by, thr
railway clerk, and Tim was dlschar,"-d.
Showering blessings upon all Indis
criminately tho now happy Tim left Iho
station-house, and it was not long cro
ho found himself onco more faco to faco
with Mrs. Tomkins and hi3 littlo ones.
Of courso Twlnkloton's first Inquiry
was for his wife, and a load seemed lift
ed off his heart when ho hoard that i ho
was still asleep, and therefore uncon
scious of what hart happened to h" niT
spring. Tho worthy nurso, when sho
saw tho twins had not suffered from tho
checkered events of tho day, gave vont
lo a flood of tears that seemed to relievo
her feelings Immensely. Then,ofcourso,
tho children had a fow tears to shed ;
but at last tho sunshine of happiness
spread itself over tho littlo room, nnd it
wns wonderful how every body cheered
up when nn intimation was glvon by
Mrs. Tomklns that probably 'twould
bo as well to have in tho pudding.
Tho twins havo uow become fiut-,
healthy, roguish lads ; and though they
display a wonderful capacity for street
games and all out-door amusemonts
pcrhap3 occasioned by their experiences
of the first day of their exisleuco Tim
Twinkloton and his wifo havo novcr
had cauca for regret that tho twins,
preseuco in tlio basket became known
lo tho railway officials ero they wero
thrown into tho luggago-van and smoth
ered beneath the heavy luggage.
A Cool Robber.
Polieoman Badger, of tho Touth sta
tion, had a bit of experience last win
ter which ho is not fond of talking
about. It was past midnight as lio was
lolsurly pursuing his boat through Jos
sup street, and as lio came opposito to
Dayton & Fogg's jewelry store ho ob
served gleams of a light through tho
chinks of tho shutters, and rapped at tho
door.
"Is that you, polieoman?" said a
volco within.
"Yes," answered Badger.
'.'Well, it's only me. It's nil right.
KIndo' chilly out, isn't it?"
"Yes."
"Thought so. 1 was just fixing Iho
fire. Goort-niglit."
Badger said "good-night," and pur
sued I1I3 way.
An hour nftcrwnrd Badger passed
through .Tcssup street again, and again
ho saw tlio light in thojovvolry store. It
didn't look right, and ho banged nt lle
door loudly.
"Halloo!" cried tho voice wiih't.
"Is it you, policeman?"
"Y03."
"All right. Won't you como in ai d
warm you? II won't hurt anything nr
you lo slit) from your boat n fow ui n
utefl." Tho door was opened, and Policemin
Badger entered, and found tho Inmato
to be a very gonllcmtinly looking man,
In a linen duster.
"Como right up to Iho stove, polieo
man. Exeuso mo a momcut."
Tho man took the ash-pan from tlio
bottom of tliostovo, and earriod it down
cellar and emptied it, and whon ho had
returned and wiped ids hands, be said
with a smilo :
"Chilly night, isn't il?"
"Yes."
"Chilly outside, and dull in. oi
(Another smile). Now goodj f r iiin
spring trade, and havo to keep our , i s
open. Lonesomo work, this watt '
all night ; but I raanago to find a bit f
comfort in this. Won't you join mo i a
nip? You'll find it tho puro thing."
And tlio man In tho duster produ - I
a blank bottle and n tumbler.
Polleemnn Badger partook, ami .,
Ing wiped hid lips, and given ...
gcrs anew warming, ho left the o .in
and resumed his beat, satisfied ih i
was right in at Dayton it Fogg's.
But tho morning brought a in. w
vcaluicnt. Dayton ex Fogg's slur ,1
been rubbed, during thu night, ..f n
thousand dollars' worth of watches . i
Jewelry; and though Policeman iJ.nl
carries in his mind an exact daguoii i
typo of tlio robber, tho adroit rascal u . .
not yet been found. Xtxo York Po ,
Mental Power in Jlcn ami Vomen.
Reoaudino this Oft-Ul.'lHert u -tion,
Proressor Maudsloy says: It 1 ,n
been nfilrmed by somo philosoji' is
that tliero is no essoiitlal difierenci be
tween tho mind of a woman and that
of n man , and that if a girl were sub
Jccted to tho same education as a buy
sho would icsemmo mm in i.'.-d' a, i
Ings, pursuits, and powers. Tn i
mind it would not bo one wliit moro
absurd to affirm that tho antlers of tlm
slag, tho human beard, and tho (ck
comb nro cfi'ect.s of education; or u nt
by putting a girl to tho same tducaium
ns h boy she could bo sexually tr j
formed into one. Tho phyhul e d
mental diu'ercnees between tnc s
intimate themsolves very early in ide,
nnd dcelaro thomsolvod most ili.si.i,i"'y
at puberty. If tho person Is iierni ipit
rodite, tlio mental character, liko tlio
physical, participates equally In that of
both 80X03. If cither so, Is mutlli I,
It approaches in character tho oppi i'i
sex, Whllo woman preserve-, In. r ix,
Bho will necessarily bo feebler than
man, and, having her spcclt'l In My
and niontnl character, will have, to
n corlnhi oxtcnt. her own splice of
activity. Whon sho has pretty well
dlvostort hOHelf f her ex, fho uiy
then take his ground nnd do hi w ! ;
but Bho will Imvo lost her f 1 1' Urn
attractions, uud probably ftj" ! r c hlcf
fomlninc ruuctlon.-.9(ir6Hcp'.s r Ait'
fftlsf,