a i
ie tifohunlvum
AND
rlUlMrlfl-ll KVKIIY FKIDAY MOllNINtl
ti uoMlMrtlAN ltttlMIIfttl I9BAUTUK
, j! kthji'ih, iu.ootHiuir.a,rA., Jiv
CHARLES B. BROOKWAY,
KDITOtl ANB wioritiBton.
'ms-Two Dollars a Year p&yaUo In advance,
JOB PRINTING
H (tlitcscrlptlonii oxecnted with ncatncsH and
11 Itl'Wl m Bmr'iNiiiuis .........
"dolumbift Oountv Offiolnl Directory.
w frn'.ril'lif-WlM.IAM llr.WKM..
. ( JlMtf--JnAM DI'UK, DMAO H. MoN-
'iYolhrmotarv,Ar.-ttVPpt.vu 11. Utmt.mi.
ll ,i nr.l- Aviforeltr Wn.MAMBnuir.JAColiV.
wjrrf .ioni,y-JAtcsiliitY':otr, Jit.
Aii(r-AAi:iiN BM1T1I.
' T J. r-lHAACUl.WITT,
(i l.l,l WlI.MAMLAMO.N-. ,.,, ,
I , , ,1, , J t MII'll ItOl.lllNs, ltlltAJt J,
III, P' " V, II I.IAM KltArKFU.
f , n ,'' CYer.'. -Wtl.MAM KllIOKllAUM,
I, i'. .1. i'AHriir.i, Panim. I,kk.
1
. if it. iirfod-WM, JI. tovnri:.
, i i , -.1 KiiA3n.it. Ploomsburg, nml Joiinhoii
. .., i . i , Kenwood, CiiAiti.KBCoHNr.n.bccy.
Lluomsburg Official Dirootory.
Ju; u 'tro lltnlmr (K--.I01IK A. l'UKSTOK
Pr 1,1, lit. 11. It, UHCtr, CllShler.
"ZJl'nuf Jlank-ditMi. PAxroN.Prcn't ,
tk 'J((Tlj"v.i;I '".7"'.''''' f;f
xlntlw 1'.. H. Lmi.K, Pros't., C. V,'. MIM.l.Il,
L ' I (.! a Jl'ttUllni) anil ttlii7 Vtnl ytisoctd
timi m. 1 iiAcwit, l'rcB't., J. ll.ltoiiisnN. Hie.
lilt, im'-io Multml A'rt! locrtioi
j. j. 1 iici it 1'icFlilcut, u. U. HAr.Ki.i:v, bec'y.
Ohurcli Directory,
rnr.snvTi nun tiiuncit.
( .n-Iti-v. Ptiinit MlltliP II;
btiMulli btnicrt-il'M A. M.i ,JJ 1. M.
hilluth ."t7irf.I-9 A. M. .
i .ni'trfrf'fjiSr-Wnliicntiiy. ,!jV. M.
Hcui luci no tcitUili fctmiiKim wcl
cdino. .
Bloomaburg Diroctory.
llAl'i' H IIAOH Jnt rwclvcil nmt for unto M tlm
1 Cll.HJIllIAN utllcc.
o lotiITn g7"ao.
I .AVID l.'(7wKN7liata7McicliinlTiillor,.VHlu
1) t.,!iimo ArlcnnlioHhC.
imUCJH, OIUWlTCALS,"&C.
I, ! 7,11'IZ, Diiici'lsliUHlAiMitliecnry.Miilimt,
liolnw tllCl I'ltal Olllco.
0L00K8, WATWIKS, AO.
,i k HAVAOK.ilonlcrln Clocltf, Wnlclics nml
((.Jiwclry.Mtiluol., Juotbolow llio Aint'ilcan
I UU 0.
.(Ti i.i isr.itMlAltl), WntchoiHltJlookinnkcr
1 1 in ,ii'Kiiitlisl rmiicr Mnlnnmt lionts
n ( ATlIOAltT, Wntoli unit Clock fti.lcar,Mar
, lirl ktivet, lii'low Mnln.
uoo'ivsANjFsiroKS.
M St. KNOItlt. Dealer In HooIk mid Winc. latest
I'j mul luKt KtvlcK, eniner Hal" nmt MniKcl
Midi", in tlioolit ro.sl Olllce.
n'TsUY KMMM.MnmiliU'lmer anil dealer In
iSiHdHiind HlineK, UiiicerleB.Ltc., .Main ttieet,
l iltloniin.liui'r.
I'JIOKKSHIONAI..
ilt. 11. O. IIOWKH, Hui'seiin Duiitlst, Mnln si.,
) iilmvti tliu Co u It HnllKu.
1)
ii vm. M. Itt'.UI'.lt. Hnrsieon and l'l .-in.,n.
Dlllcu over tlm Klisl National llanli.
CI (I, IIAItKI.KY, Attnrnoy-at-I.aw. 0!!lei-,2d
U. Iliiiirln KxHiauKo Uloek, mart In "r.iclmiiKO
Ifulul."
1 It. McKKI.VY.M. I).,HiitKi on im d l'lohlclnu
j , mntlibldo Mnln bt below .Miuki t.
1 t'. 1UITTKK, M. 1). HurKeon nml riiysloliiu
iJ , M:iiki:t street, above. .Main.
It. IttiltlSON, Attoiney-at-Lau. OiUee Hart
. man'H biilldlnir, Alain blrect.
Dli. li, V. KINNI1Y, Hurgenn V. litis!. Teeth
extiueled without iialn: .Main tt., marly mi-
sllu i:ili.(iiial Uliuieli,
l It. HVANP. M. I.. Hmceon ni.d l'liyslclnu,
,) smith Kldo Main htiect, below .Market.
sit. A. l,.TlTltNi:n,l'liyslelan and Sm Keon.of
) llee over Klclm'M Dine btore, uhlddieo ouo
door below llev. ll. J. Waller.
MIJJjINEKY & FANOV (iOODS.
n ri.TlIUMAN, Millinery and Fancy (Joods,
11. "l'l
l.pualto Episcopal L'huicli.Maiu H,
IKM I.IZZIT! 1SAI1KI.KY, Mllllnur, ltoinsey
ill mi
nihllni; Main Miccl,
MISS .M. DIMlltlCKKON, Mllllueiy and Fancy
(looils,.Mnln H., below Mnikct.
MltH. JULIA A. & SAIlI-i 1IA11KMCY, Kadlcs'
eloalcsnnd Uress 1'alleru.i, miiiiiist corner
v.uoi and Vestbt5.
rnlll Mlfssi:s HAItiMAN Mllllneiv and Fancy
1 Hoods, Main bt..belnw Aiueilcaullouso,
HOTELS AND KAI.OONS.
1,'OHKH 1IOTKI,, by X. litnt. Taylor, can end
I' ol .Maluitiett.
MERCHANTS AND GROCERS.
1 C, MAItU, Dry Goods and Notions, tontU
J. Mist ooinei Main nod lion bin.
WOX . Wrilll, Confectionery mid llnkery,
r wholcbalo and letall, Uxthango lllock.
n(,.IIOVKlt, HatsnniiriipH, Hoots aiidtilioes,
Main bt., abovo Couit lloubo.
I II. ilAI'.K. Mammoth Grocery, rlno tiro
,1. rerkii, 1-1 lilt h, Kum, 1'iovlblon, c, Mnln
nl ( eiilioHtreels.
M'KKI.VY, NllAl, ft CO., dealers in Diy (Joods,
tirocerles.Fliinr, Feed, Halt, Flt.h. Iron, Nails,
cic.N. 11. cor. Main nud Markot btu.
Q 11. MII,I,F.n A F(iN, dealers In Dry Goods,
n. (liooerlis, (liieeiiswaii', Flour, fc?al(, Bboes,
Nollous, CtC.MlllUBt.
MISCELLANEOUS.
(I M.CIiltlMTMAN, Huddle, Ti link A Harness
li, iiialur, ulilvo'K llliick Main Htrtct.
OW. noilIllNH,llriiordcaleri.econd door from
' iKiilliwost comer Main and Iron Mi).
1,1 ' TIlOIiNTON, Wall I'liprr.WliidowHliadefi
ll nud ilslllii u. linpi il liloi l.. Main t,
l'l W.CORKI.I., Fiiiiilluii- Itnonis, tlii(untoiy
ll' 'irkk, M.iln Kin el, mi hi oi Mmkvt nl.
lilWlINHTnCK.l'liotosinpliir.ovir Hobblun
. I A Kytr's Btorc. .Main hi,
I . Kl'HN, denli rlli Meat, Tnllow, I le., Clieiu.
I iiiillii's alloy, learol American House.
SMI I.I lACdllY, Maiblo and Ilrown Hlnne
u orkb, 1'rjil lllooiiisbiui;, Berwick load,
U'M. HA11II, dealer In furnllure.trnnUB, coder
' t. Illow ware, near tlio Forks Hotel.
,i It, HIDIjKMAN, Agent for Muiibon' Copper
IVliibular Llsjlitnfncltod.
1 1 KosTKlt.Gluo Maker, and While and Fancy
u. lanner.Bcottowu,
MOTH llOOKH, and blank NOTKN.ivlth or with.
11 out exemption, for balo at tlio Cui.uauiAN
Ulllco.
Oatawissa,
f'l,'VA?,f-M'-'cl""lt'1'l"lur,HcenuHt,
l. Itllblllllb' llulllllliu.
Oil. J. 1C. ItOllllINH. Hiiruoon nud l'liyMchm
Second HI below Muln,
JllIdlllltT & Kl, INK, dry Koods, Kroctrlcn.aud
r 11. KIbTLr.H, "Caltawlbba ironse," North
' . Corner Mutu and Kccoud Htreots.
I. Jfl'lI'KH. IHIlaid Hnlonn, Oysters, and Ico
Ii. t'rcnin lu koaiou Mulnut.
MM. nilOllHT, dealer In OcuoalMcrcUandlso
. Dry Goods, Uiocorlta Ac.
CJUSQUEKANNA or Uilck Hotel, S. Kostcn.
h,1!"!' lf',l"'lil'",''OutU.castcomcrMaliiniid
M. H. AllUOrr, Attoruoy at law, Main Bt.
Light Stroot.
H
J', OMAN & Co., wucelwrleuts, first door
.17t'o'tsA.;uW,oU'MRnur',clI,,'cr,,ni1 dcalor "'
U- iUuTbVa?IHi.,,, tU0VC' RUd Tlu waro lu
P'n.niS I':.T M1'1'innl dealer In all kinds ol
SirHiiVt',i "u,",,,u " Kiuus oiurui
Bapy.
r.aiva' Jil' ri5VWj?lu"'1 J'1""""i H
VOLUM15 VI. - - NO, 37.
Buck Horn.
M
A O.W. H. HHOKMAKKH, dealers In dry
Boodn, RrncelerlCH and RCiieral morchnndso
Oraufovillo Diroctory,
It.llRItniNO & HHOTIlKn.Cnrreutersniid
. Uullders, Main ut., below l'luc,
ItR'lv ltOTllI, and rofrcslinicnl Hnlonn, by
itohr M'Iltnry cor.of Main and l'lncat.
D
K. O. A.MLOAItGKri.l'liyslclnnniulHurEeon
Mnln st next door to Good'H Hotel,
DAVID ItKIlltlNG, riournndUrl.itMlll,and
Dealer lu grain, Mill fitreot.
rAMl II. HAHM AN. Cabinet Maker vaud Uu
l darUikcr. Main Ht., below l'luo,
rjCJIUYI.EU A CO., Iron fonntcis.Mivchlnlsts
O and Mauiifactiucifl of plows, Mill tit.
( tXMltKI,HHAni'I,raH,Mn!toroftliolInyhurl
O Grain Uijadlo. Main tit.
w
II,l,IAMDKt.ON(J Hlioemnkorniiilmanufnc-
Hirer of jirlck, Mill Bt., wesi or rino
Philadelphia Diroctory.
TAINWRIGHT & CO.7
WlIOLEHALt; 0110CKH3,
N. E. Curlier Second and Arch Streets,
I'lUl.AllKLMllA,
Dealers In
TKAB, WYltUl'S, COFFEE, bliGAlt, MOI.AUSlv't
lllt'K, HI'lt'IH, 111 CAIlt! tODACAC.
J-lmli'iH will iecilo prompt attention,
may 10,07-tt.
JJARVEY IJ. WALKER,
, WITH
ME AH, SOHROI'l' it CO.,
i m l'oiiri.iiM A ki joiini:n.s of
CHINA, ULMSH AND UIJUKNYAili:,
No. 103M)111HIXONDBT.,
rillLADI'.LI'HIA.
b'Oi liiluul assorted a liiigoH of (ineeiiMvare
conslanlly on hand. lubil'TJ-tf.
EncincB Cards.
E.
II. LITTLE,
ATCOIINUY AT LAW,
Olltco Couit-Houco Alley, below tlio Col.t'M
niAK Olllce, Itloonisbiiri: l'u.
c
1 1!. UllOOIvAVAY,
ATTOHN11Y AT I.AW,
iiLOOMsnunn, r..
OfTirK Com I House Alley, lu tho Co
t.umuian building. IJaul.W.
rTlv. MILLER,
ATTOHNEY AT I.AW,
Olllcn ("nmt Honse Alley, below llin CouiM
lUAN Olllce. ltountlcs, llnck-l'ny and l'ciislous
collected. llloomsburi; l'u. Beii.t-M'tiT
JOHN M;. CLARK,
ATTOKNE1 AT LAW.
OKFICi: nliovo Hnwerti Htoie, Jfaln street,
llloonisburu, l'.i.
11'
OIJERT F. CLARK,
A'lTOllNKY AT LAW,
OMen Mnln Hired below llio Court House,
llloouibbuiu renn'n.
FRANK ZARR
ATTOltNLY AT LAW,
111.00-MBllUltO, l'A.
Olllco with J, (). l'ui.7e,lliowcr's lllock,
Cm be coUMtllid In Geimni) or English.
nich'.'J'Til
JyTEW STOVE AND TIN SHOP.
ISAIAH HAUENUUCll,
Main Street ono door abovo E. MondenhnH'a
Htore.
A inrgo assortment, of moves, Heaters ami
Haunch constantly on hand, and for salo at the
lowest rntcs,
Tlnnlni; Inall lis branches carefully nttonded to,
nud batlsfactlon (iiiarauteed.
nil work oi nil sinus Wholesale nnu rcian. n.
lal Is requested,
Jaul'71
TgLOOMSRURG
.11 A It J. C W It It S.
MAIN flTnETT. UHLOW MAllKr.T,
DLOOMBUUHO, l'A.
.Monuments, Tombs, Headstones, Ac. Work
neatly executed. Ordeis by mall will reeeivo
special attention. N. 11. Work dellvucd Ireoot
cliarL'i". T. L. UUN'ION, 1'iopneior,
octM'Tl'tr, 1'. O. llox LV7,
B
ARGAINS UARGAINS.
QUICK KAI.V-S A Nil HMAT.l. rr.OFITf).
RAVK YUUll JIOJNliY.
Goto
HEN11Y YOST.
East Ulnomsbun;, l'u., lor all kinds of tlio best
home and city maito
F U K N I T IJ It I" .
I'llces rcasomiblu and tho b,i"' wirk done.
Jan 1'71-U
yULCAN WORKS,
DANVILLE PA.
WILLIAM II. LAW,
Manufacturer of Wrought lion llrldges, Hollers,
Gasholders, Fireproof lJiillilltigs, Wrought Iron
lioollug, Koollug Frames, Flom lug and Doors,
Farm Gates and fencing, nlso Wroughtlron pip
ing, Htacks and nil kinds of Kniltli Work, AC.
llenalrs promptly attended to.
JN.ll. Dinwlngs and Intimates supplied.
oi'tK'71-ly.
JERNIIARD STOIINER
Would lnfnim his friends nud tlio public that
ho has taken possesblon ol
THE OL3D STnSTXD,
In llio Exchnngo ltlcdt, ho long occupied hyihhn
and will cuiry tin Iho business or a
FIRST. CLASS BAKERY,
Ho brings tntho business an cxpoilcnconl many
years anil nssiuca llio community Hint hn will
1 u i ul h ti tho bthlol bread, cakes, rolls, blscull, Ac,
llisli every day. Ho pioposcs nlso in keep on
hand a largo ami uiil assmtcd block of
FINE CONFECTIONERY,
orallgradcs. French caudles and Ihosoof do
mestlo mauufacture.alwaystobohad, wliolesnlo
unit lvlall at lowest rotes. Adjoining tlio linker)
and Conleetioucry Is a woll tslabllslieil
KESTAUHATIT,
wiieroiiiny bo found Alo nml Lnger, nnd llo
lieblimiiils, OyMtrslu season and tho various.
1 1 1 1 In delicacies which bulltlioiuililictasle, Theiu
Is also a
FINE ICE CREAM SALOON,
Gvortlio coiilcctlonery slnrn, Mhero ladlcsnml
gcnllcmcu can oblaln tho best of ico Cream In
heiibou,
A fulrbhaionr Ihopublio iltbloin Isic'iueslod
anil imtialngwlll bo si and to insuio snllnlnc
lion. npiU VU,'7.'-U
EW DRUa STORE.
CIIR1H. A. KliEIM
Illivlni: puicluiKd llio busliKkH ol I), 1', l.ut.
now olleiN at llio uiil hln jtd n I oh nuhhoiliiion
of
DUUGS,
CIIKMIOALS,
1'ATIiNT M KUMJ1NIN,
TOILCTAHTIL'I.Ut,
FANUY KOA1H,
JIUUHHCT.ilc., Ac.
Anilngciui'til nbbutliiKiit ol tho choicest uoodi
Ubiially louml In llrstcliissebliitilUlniicnts,
l'hyilelniis' l'ifbcrlplloiis aud Kuiully ltechtii
Clilelllllv Ct,mnuuniled.
on HuuUajH, open from 80, iti to 10 a, m., and
linn,'.,,. ,. j .. ... ' '
(1FIIMAN AND l'NGMFII B TOKEN,;
fell U7a-lt
sifti t
WjJ If w
Miscollanoonn.
D
E N T I 0 T R Y .
II. C. 1IOWKU. DENTIUT.
Kcsnectrnlly otrors his professional services to
tho ladles nnd Bontlemeii of Illooninburgandvl,
olulty, Helsprcpnredtontlend to all llio van.
cms operations In tho lino of his profession, and
is provided with tho latest Improvod I'orcki.aih
nllver and rubber haso to look an voll astlio nat
ikictii w i r m i lie liiNi'iii'ii mi iri'iu iiiiiLiiiu
ural tcolh. Tcolli ortractcd by all tlio now and
tooslapproved method,, and nil operations on
llin toclli caiefnllynnd propcily nltended to.
Hosldcnco nnd olllco n few doors above tho
I'ourl HouVie.samis side.
llloomsbiirK, Jaii.l'?! ly
I' NSURASt'E A a V. N C Y .
Wyoming :ai.M
Wnii..
t.OUI.lXK!
Orient
Itnynlnt Liverpool....
Danville Mutual
liprliiRucld
ilcrmanla, N. Y
International N.Y
rnrmers' Dnnvlllu
Lnnrnster City
Home
io,i!mh
5",0OI
57n,(io
600,000
1,(.W,7C1
)l),lll)
EC0.5H)
i'.OW.COl)
I'HEAH IlltOWN, Aient,
ti,,ai'7i 1. lnioMKnuuo i?ni
11
J N K LEY KN ITTING MACHINE
Till. M.MM.IKi, CHfAI'EBT AND ltlHT IN
I'MCI UAH I'.tIT ONE NEEDLE 1 A
CHILD CAN HON IT!
L'i s In ii i u .ijicliill fin the use of families, and
mtliH Mho i!i, lie lol.nlt frr tho niatket. Will
do cvci.v Ullc Ii of the kiillllug lu a Mocking,
i Idiiniig and mniovrii.p as iiadllj aitl y hand.
Ale splMidld li-i MniMitlh M,d l.uicy work,
HTl'lCJll Are uy uisj In ini.mige, unit rnlt
liable to lit nut of culir. I m i y Fnmlly should
have one.
Wo vmit nn Agent lncvcij Iikui tnlntioduco
anil lell thtiii.lowliomwi'ollit II, e most liberal
tiidiii cnmitH. Heml loi ourLIiiuliii and Batuplu
Sliickliu'. Addi'esH.
lUNKLEY l;:ilT'riNC, MA'. IiINF.LO..
nov. 10,'71-ly. ltmli, Ml.
i j, it li, u ii. j'lii.i, i.i.. mi. j .'
JJ C. 110 WER,
bus iitfoiiMt a llrst-olass
HOOT, BllOE, HAT CA1", AND FUlt b'iOltE.
.it the. old Htnnilo.'i Mnlnlitroot.llloomsbnrg.nfew
doors ubovo tho Court House Ills stock Ik com.
posed of tho very latest and bost styles ovor oller
cd to Iho citizens of Columbia County. Ho can
aciimmodnto tho public with thofollotvlm(i;oods
at tho lowest rates. Men's heavy iloubto solod
stoga boots, men's doublo and single tap solod
kip boots, men's heay ritogn shoes of all kinds,
men's Alio boots and shoes of nil grades, boy's
double holed boots nud.slinci of nil kinds, men's
glovo kid Ilnlnior.il shocs.uicn's, women's, boys'.i
nud mlf sen' lnbllng gaiters, women's glovo kid
Folli.h.very II ne,w, mien's morocco llnlruornlsand
call shoes, women's very lino kid buttoned gait
ers. In shmlbootsol all dcbrilptlons both peg
gdl nndsewed.
Ho would also call nlteutlou to his tliio assort-
UU'llt of
ATM, C'Al'.'t, FIJltB A Nil NOTIONH.
which comprises nil tho now and piipulni vail
eties at pilceswliich cm lint fall to suit all. Thcso
goods itro ollered at lho lowest cash rates and
win no gunranieou logivo saiisiacuou. a call
Isniillclteitbeliiioiuircbaslng elsewhere as 11 Is
bolloved that better baignlns nto to bo found
than at any other placo In trie. Pfiiuly,
Jau 1'71
rpiIK ORANGEVILLE MANUFAC-
X TUltINO COMl'ANY.
MANl'KAU'llflimi.S OK
AGRIC ULT URAL IMIM iE M ENTH
of tlio most Ajiproviil l'aKcriiH.
I1 111 Keni'Iii,
Jobbing,
nml C':isiii;s
of nil descriptions.
DKALEI1S IN
Genowil Mercliiiiiillsc, Lumber, ivi'.,ive.
ORANOEVILLE, PA.
Wo would nnnounco to tho public lu gcncial
that we havo taken tho well known Agilcullur
al Woiks or this placo ami bhallmnko It ournlm
to mnnulacturo Mrst Clnss Agrlculiurnl Imple
ini ills equal to any other makers lu tho Blule,
suclins
Thrcslilng jIaclilncN,
Doth Lever and Tread l'ower,
I'Iown ol" every Icsci IiitIoii,
among wlilch will ho tlio cclobratcd
KNOB MOUNTAIN HERO,
acknowledged by nll.tn bo tho best plow extant
lor the farmer. Also tho
Clininiiloii, .Sterns' Patent and
The Montrose.
ALSO, DOUBLE CORN PLOWS,
Cultivators,
Iron Kettles,
ami t,'astliif,'M
of every description. Wo shall uso uono but tlio
best materials and employ uono but competent
and e xperienced mechanics and onr pilceswlll
eoinpaio favorably with any other manutactur
ers. Comilry Troduco, Lumber, Old lion, taken lu
exchnngo. Woolsolinvon sloro lu eounectlon
with our Agricultural Works, wlieio may bo
louml a full assortment of MEUCIIANDISE
which will be sold at small prollls. Glvo lis a
call beforo purchasing elsewhero and wo guar
antee sntistnctlon.
march22'7J-ly.
Hotelfj,
npilE ESPY HOTEL.
F.-tl'Y, COLUMIIIA COUNTY, PA.
Tho imdeislsned would Inform tho travelling
mhlicilrtt ho has taken llio abovo named eslab
iHluiHiit and tlioriiui'lilv refitted tho sumo lor
tbo peilicl.'eouveiilencoiif his guests. Ills larder
will ho stocked with Iho best llio market allords.
Tlio choicest lhiuors, wmcs aud cigars ulways to
ut, iniiiiu in ins uiir.
WILLI , m I'irri iT.
Kspv. Pa.
7? ' J. THORNTON
I 'J. wtnl.l oM,,mi,it,i,l,n ,.tl Iv.nu ,,r ltliifimhi.
Inn gaud vicinity, tint ho hu Just ueelveda lull
nud eomplelii assurlmeut ol
IVALL PAl'Elt, WINDOW HIIAD1X,
rixTiinin, roiitw, t.ihhkii,
tuid nil other goods In Is lluo ol business, All
mo uewesi una mnsi upiuiiviu paiierns oi um
nay uio iiiwas in no lounu in iiisesiamisiiiiiciii,
mur.3,'li'J-tf .Malum, below Maiknt.
CHOICE FAMILY CiEOCERIES
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MAltltlL'D IN' A SX01V STOIiM.
TltAN.SLAT.ED FUOM THE 11U.S3IAN
ALEXANDER riTSlIIIIN.
OP
AbouLtho year 1811, memorable In
Russian history, thoro lived upon his
estnto of Nemaradorf, u rich laiulctl
proprictor,Gnbillovllch by niuno, notetl
for his tilTability ami lioapitnllty. His
liou.se wan iihvnys open to bl.s friends
and neiffhboiJ, who used to c.iiiKrefinto
thoro overy ovcnltiK ! tho older ones to
enjoy a pramo of c uda with tbo hot and
bii wife Petrowna, the youiiRer ones in
in tho liopo of whmitiK tho f.ivor of
Mario, a beautiful girl of loventoon,
lho only diuiKhtcr and holms of Ga
brilovitch. Mario read Frcineh novels, which nat
urallyrondorcd her very scntiinonlalanil
romantic. Under thoro circumstances
lovo was not long in comiii'. Tho ob
ject of her affection was a Russian cadet,
with stare oly a penny in his pocket,
who resided in tho neighborhood, and
was then at homo on lcavo of absence.
Aa n matter of courso ho returned her
Itive with efjurtl ardor. Mario's paronts
J. id rdrkitlj' proiilbitod her from thln!:
iiiK of Hiieh a union, and they treated
tlio lovor, wherovor they met him, with
jiwt us much friendliness as thoy would
havo shown to an ox-collector of taxes.
The amorous pair moantimo carried on
a correspondence, and mot clandestine
ly beneath the sbado of tho pino grove,
or behind tlio old chapel. As will
readily bo supposed, they hero vowed
eternal lldellty to each other, complain
ed of the severity of fate, and dovised
beautiful plans for tho future After
fioniotimo thoy naturally camo to think
that, should their parents persist in op
posing tlio union, it might in tho end
bo consummated secrotly, and without
their consent. Tho young gentleman
was the first lo proposo this, and tho
young lady soon saw tho expediency of
It.
The approach of winter put an ond
to thcwoslolen interviews; but their let
torsincrcpsed lu frequency and warmth.
In each of them Vladimir Nikolovitcli
conjured his beloved to leavo tlio paren
tal roof, and consent to a clandestino
mairiago. "Wo will disappear for a
short whilo," ho wrote, "como back,
and cast ourselves at tho foot of our pa
rents, who touched by such constancy,
will cxclnim, 'como to our arms, dear
children 1' '' Mario was long irreso
lute ; ut length it wrs agreed, how
ever, that sho should not appear at sup
per on a day appointed, but should ro
Uro to her room undor lho pretext of
indisposition. Her maid had been lot
into tho secret. Botli woro to cstapo by
n back door, iu front of which thoy
would ilnd ti sleigh ready to convoy
Ihcnt a dlstanco of fivo worsts to tho
chap"! of Jitdrliio, wlicro Vladimir and
tho priest would await tlicin.
Having nv.ide her preparations, and
written a long apologetlcal letter lo her
parents, Mario reliied betimes to her
room. Sho had been complaining all
day of a houdnche, and this was cer
tainly no mere pretext, for tho nervous
oxelti nieiil hud iu truth indisposed hor.
Her father and mother mused her ten
derly, asking her again nnd again :
"How do you feel now, Maiio'.' Aro
you no better?" Tills loving snlltudo
cut the girl to tbo heart, and wllh'.tho
approach ofovening her excitement In
creased. At mipporsho alo nothing, but
roso betimes and bid her parents good-
night. Tho latter kisod and blossed
her, as was their wont, whllo Maiio
could scarcely suppress her sobs. HaV'
lug reached her room, sho throw her
self Into n chair and wopt aloud. Hor
maid finally succeded iu comforting and
cheering her up.
Later lu tho evening a snow storm
arose. Tlio wind howled about tlio
house, causing tho windows to rattle.
Tho Inmates had hardly gono to rest
when tho young girl, wrapping horsolf
in hor clothes and furs, and followod
by tho sorvant with a portmanteau, loft
tho parental roof. A slolgii, drawn by
four horses, received thorn, and away
thoy went at a furious speod.
Vladimir had nlso boon active
throughout tlio day. In tho morning
ho hud called upon tho minister at Jad
rino to arrange for tho coromony, and
thou ho wont to look up tho required
witnesses, Tho first acquaintance to
whom ho applied was an officer on half
pay, who expressed himself qulto roady
to servo him. Such an adventure, ho
said carriod him back to tlio days of
his own youth. Ho dotormlnod YJadl
nilr to remain with him, taking up
on 11li elf M i i 'tliio tho other two
witnesses, Thero accordingly appeared
at dinner surveyor Bmldt with his spurs
and moustache, and Ispravnlk'u son, n
13, 1872.
CIOL.
lad of seventeen, who bad but Just oip
enlisted with tho Uhlans. Roth pronv
teed Vladimir their assistance, nnd nf
tor a cordial embrace tho happy lover
parted from his throo friends to com
plete his preparations nl homo.
Having dispatched n trusty servant
with a sleigh for Mnrrlc, ho got Into n
oiio-liorso sleigh himself, nud look tho
road leading to Jndrlno. Bcarcoly had
hosotoir, when tho storm burst fortli
with violence, and soon every trace of
tho way was gono. Tlio entlro horizon
was eovored with thick, yellow clouds,
discharging not Hakes, but masses of
hiiow, till at last it bceamo impossllilo to
distinguish botweon earth and sky. In
Vniu Vladimir boat about for tho way;
his horso wont on at random, now leap
ing over banks of biiow, now striking
into ditches, and threatening overy
moment to overturn lho sleigh. Tlio
insupportable thought of having lost
tho road had beeotno a certainty. Tlio
forest of Jodrlno was nowhero to bo dis
covered, and nftcr two hours lho jaded
animal seemed ready to drop to tho
ground. At length n kind of dark lino
became visiblo in tlio distance. Vladi
mir urged ills horso forward and reach
ed tho edgo of n forest. Ho now hop
ed to rcacli his destination soon, as it
was easier to pursue his way in thof or
est, into which tho snow had not yet
penetrated. Vladimir took ircsh cour
age ; however thcro wero no signs of
Jadrino. By degrees lho storm abated,
and tho moon sliono brightly. Ho fi
lially reached tho opposlto sldo of tho
forest. Still no Jadrino ; but a group
of four or fivo houses mot his viow.
His knock at tho door of the nearest
wes answered by an old man.
"What do you want?" ho Bind.
"Whero lies Jadrino ?" asked Vladi
mir. "About ten worsts distant."
At this reply Vladimir felt us if his
sontenco of death were being pronottne
cd to him.
"Can you procure mo n horse lo Inko
mo thither?" hensked.
"Wo havo no horso."
"Oral least a guide. 1 will pay any
price."
"Very well. My con can accompany
the gentleman. "
Aflor a Iilllo whllo, which seemed nn
eternity to Vladimir, n young follow
mado his appearance, holding a thick
stair in liis hand, and they look their
way across llio snow-covored plain.
"What o'clock is it V" asked Vladi
mir. "It Is already past midnight."
And iu very truth tho sun begun to
gild tlio east, when thoy finally arrived
at Jadrino. Tlio church door was lock
ed. Vladimir paid nnd dismissed his
guide, and then instantly hastened to
tlio minister's dwelling. What bo thoro
learned will appear from the sequel.
At Nemaradorf tho night hail passod
quietly. In tho morning tlio muster of
tho houso and his wife aroso as usual,
and proceeded to tho dining room.
Gabriel Gabrilovitch in Ills woolen
Jacket and night cap. Petrowna in hor
morning gown. After they had break
fasted, Gabriel sent up ono of tlio girls
to inquiro how Mnrlo was. Sho return
ed with tho inossngo that hor youncr
mistress had had a slcopless night, but
that sho was feeling hotter now, and
would como down presently. Mario
soon after ontered tho room, looking
oxeccdingly pale, yet without tho least
percepllblo agitation.
"How do you fool this morning,
lovo?" inquired hor father.
"Bettor," was tho onswer.
Tho day passed by as usual, but in
stead oftho looked for improvement, a
serious clinugo for tbo worso took placo
n Mario's condition. Tho family phy
sician was summoned from tho nearest
town, who found her in a stalo of most
violent rover. For fourteen days sho
ay at tho point of death.
Nothing transpired of tho nocturnal
lllght ; for tho maid took good caro to
keep silouco on her own account, and
tho others who know of it novor betray
ed themselves witli a syllable, even
when under tho iniluenci' of brandy, so
greatly did thoy dtoad Gabriel's anger.
Marie, liowover, spoke so incessantly
of Vladimir when delirious, that her
mother could not remain Iu doubt as lo
the cati.so of her illness. Having odvis
cd wilh a few frionds, her parents re
solved to lot Mario marry tbo young
suiuior, seeing tnat ouo can not escape
oue't falo, nnd besides, that riches tlo
not always lead to happiness.
The patlont recovered. During her
illness Vladimir had not once showed
bis fiiee In tho houso, and it was rcsolv
ed lo apiniso him of his unexpected
good fnrluiip. But to tho astonishment
oftho proud proprietor of Noniaradorf,
lho euliit declared that ho should never
again ITH..3 tho threshold of his hoiiso,
bogging them at tho stimo trriio to fur
get utterly so wretched a creaturo ns ho,
to whom death alono would give ro
poso.
A fowdnys afterwards thoy loarnod
that Vladimir had rolurned to tho nr
my. It was in tho year 1812. No ono
uttered his name in Mario's presence,
nnd sho herself novor mndo mention of
him In uny way. Two or threo months
had elapsed, when ono day sho found
his unmo among tho list of officers who
had distinguished themselves at lho
baltlo of Borodino, and had boon mor
tally wounded. Sho fainted nwnynnd
had a rolapso, from which sho recover'
cd but slowly.
Not long nftor hor fathor diod, bo
queathing his wholo proporty to her.
But riches woro not ablo lo comfort hor
sho wopt with her inothor and promis
oil novor to leavo hor. Thoy sold No
mar.dorf,nnd removed to nnothcr estate
Suitors thronged around tho wealthy
nnd amlablo heiress ; but nono of them
rocolvod tho slightest encouragement
from hor. Ofton did her mother proas
hor to chooso a husband sho would
merely nhako hor bond lu sllonco, Via
dlinlr was no moro j ho died at Moscow
tho ovonlng beforo tho ontrauco of tho
French. Mario seemed to hold his
memory sacred. Sho carefully prosorv
cd tho books thoy had road together,
his sketches, the letters ho had writton
lo her iu brlof, overythlng that could
servo to keep allvo tho roinembrAiico of
tho ill-fated youth.
;. . 1 .
DEM. - VOL. XXXVI NO. 30.
About this time lho war, fraught wilh
such glory lo tho allies, of whom Rus
sia was also ono, camo lo nn end. Tho
victorious regiments returned homo,
nnd largo crowds of peoplo Hocked to
gether lo greet them. Officers who had
gono forward as bcardloss youths, came
back with tho gravo faces of warriors,
their gallant breasts covered with badg
es. A Heutonant of hussars, Wurmln by
name, with nn Interestingly palo fnco,
and decorated with tho cross or St.
aeorgo,havlng obtained leavo of nbsonco
ror several months took up his rosldonco
upon his eslato, which ndjoluod Mario's
prosont nbodo. Tlio young girl receiv
ed him with far moro favor than sho
had hitherto shown to any of her suit-
ors. Thoy rosomblcu each other in ma
ny respects; both were handsome, In
telligent, taciturn and reserved. Thoro
was something myslorlous nbout Wur
mln, which roused tho curiosity aud in
terest of Mario. His affection for her
was soon untnlstakeablo ; ho showed hor
overy coucelvablo nttontion ; but why
does lie novor speak of lovo, though his
dark ardent eyes would rest upon lier's
hair dreamily, half with nn expression
thateemcd to nnnounco an early and
positlvo declaration? Already lho
neighbors, spoko of their marrlngo ns a
settled matter, and mother Petrowna
was moro than happy ut llio thought of
hor daughter's finding a worthy hus
band at last.
One morning when the latter was sit
ting in tlio parlor, Wurmln entered and
asked for Marie.
"Sho is in tho garden," answered her
mother. "You will llnd my daughter
thero, if you would liko loseo her."
Tlio young officer hastily walked out
into lho garden.
Petrowna crossed herself, murmuring:
"God be praised! To-day, I trust his
visit will have some result."
Wiirniin found hi.4 beloved, clad in
while, sitting under a treo by tho sldo
of a pond, a book upon her lap, liko ft
heroine of romance. Tbo usual saluta
tions over, Wiirmlii, who was slrnngo
ly ngilatcd, told her bow ho had long
yearned to ' pour out his heart bcroro
her, nnd bogged that she would listen
to hlnin fow raomonts. Sho closed her
book, and nodded In token or assent.
"I lovo you," said Wurmln, "I lovo
you passionately."
Mario cast down nor eyes.
"I havo been imprudent enough to
see you, lo hear you dally. It Is now
too Into to escape my fata Tho thought
of your lovely face, of your swcot voico,
will hcncerorlli constitute lho joy and
tho anguish of my existence. But I
havo a duty lo perform towards you ;
I must reveal to you n secret which bos
placed an Insurmountable barrier bo
tweon us."
"That barrier," murmured Mario,
existed nl ways I could never havo be
come yours."
'I know," replied Wurmln. In a sup
pressed voice, "that you havo loved be
fore; but death threo long years of
mourning dearest Mario, do not de
prive mo of my last comfort, of tho
blh3ful thought that you might become
mine, ir-"
"Cease, 1 conjuro you ! You rend my
heart !"
' 'Yes, you will grant mo tho comfort
of knowing thnt you would havo bo-
eomo mine; but, most wretched of men
thnt I am I am already married 1"
Mario gazed up at lilm with a look or
istonihlimcut.
"Yes, married Tor four years," contin
ued lho lloutcnant, "and I do not know
ollher who my wifo is, where she is, or
whether I shall ever meet hor."
"Explaiu yourscir moro clearly," said
the girl.
"I lovo you Mario, and will confldoin
on. You shall know all, nnd you will
not judgo too Kovcrely nn act of youth
ful levlly. It was in tlio year 1812. I
happened to bo on ray way to Wilna,
witli tho intention of joining my regi
ment. Lato in lho evening I reached a
station, and had already ordcrod that
horses should bo put to again, when a
fierce snow storm suddenly arose. My
landlord and my postilion urgont
ly ndvhod mo to postpone my depar
ture, but I wes determined to go in
spito of the rough weather. Tlio pos
tilion had got It into his head that, by
crossing n small river, tlio banks of
which wore perfectly well known lo
him, lie should find u shorter routo. Ho
missed tho right crossing, liowover, nnd
ot into a region lo which ho was an en
tire fitranger. Tho storm continued to
rago ; at length wo descried a light nt a
distance. Vo mado for it, nnd slopped
boforo n church, from llio briglily illu
minated windows of which tho light
shone. The door was opou, threo
sleighs wero In front of It, and I saw so-
vcral persons in tlio vo3tibulo. Ono of
them called to mo: 'This wayl this
wnyl' I got out nnd walked toward
tho vtstlbulo.
Tho person who had called advanced
toward mo,
"QretU heavens 1" ho said, 'how lato
you como! your Intended has ralnlod,
and wo wero on tho very point of drlV'
lug homo again."
"llair-bowlldered nnd hnir-ama.od, I
resolved to lot tho adventure lako its
course. Ami, Indeed, I hud ilttlo timo
for rellcctioii. My rrionds lugged mo
into tho Interior of tbo church, which
was poorly lighted by two or threo
lamps. A fomalo was sitting upon a
bench lu tho shadow, whim another
stood beside hor nnd chafed her tern
pios.
"At last!" crlod tho hittor. 'God bo
praised that you havo como I My poor
mistress liko to havo died,"
"An aged priest emerged from bo
hind tho nllttr, aud asked "can wo bo
gin?"
"Begin, rovcrend lather 1" 1 eiicd uu
advisedly.
"Thoy assisted tho half unconscious
girl to rise ; sho nppcared to bo very
pretty. Iu a fit of unpardonnblo, nud
now qulto incomprehensible, lovity, I
roadlly stopped with hor to tho altar
Hor maid aud tho threo gontlomon pro
sent woro eo much busied with hor as
scarcely to throw a look tit mo. Bo
sides, lho light lu this part of tho church
was dim, and my head was mutllcd in
tho muff of my clonk,
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"In n fow mlnutts tho nuptial ceremo
ny was over, nnd lho priest, according
to custom, desired thonnwly married
couplo to ombracu.
"My young wife turned her pnlo
chnrmlng little face towards mo, and
wa3 about lo rost her head upon my
shoulder with a swcot smllo when,
suddenly, sho starod nt mo as ir turned
into stono, lottored, and with tho cry or
'Ills not ho!' roll to tho floor.
"All tho furies ot boll lashed mo out
oftho church. Beforo any ono could
think of staying mo I hud Jumped Into
my slolgh, soi."d tho reins, aud w.u
soon boyond tlio reach of pursuit."
Tho lieutenant was silent. Mario, nl
so, gawjd in sllonco to tho ground.
"And havo you never discovered
what becamo of lho poor girl ?" sho fin
ally asked.
"Novor. I know neither thonnmo
oftho villngo whero I was married, nor
do I recollect tho Btation whore I stop
cd. At tho time my culpably frivolous
prank seemed lo mo a matter of so Ilttlo
moment that as soon as thcro was no
longer any pursuit to fear I wont lo
sleep in lho sb'lgli and I did not wako
till wo arrlvi d ,it another statiou. Tho
f-crvant whom 1 had with mo was kill
ed in battlo; nil my efforts to find out
lho postilion wbei drovo us proved un
availing; and so every duo seems In
deed lost by which I might again find
thoseenoof thill fully, for which I havo
now to suffer so heavily."
Mario turned her pnlo laco toward him
and took both his hands. Tho lieuto
nant ganod thunder struck into hor
oyes; a turn rorououing nwouo in ins
breast, a voll suddenly dropped from
his oyca.
"Mario I God or Heaven, how can I
havo boon so blind I Marie, was it in
deed you "
"I am your wlfcl" was tho only an
swer or tho girl, who sank fainting into
his arms.
A Conundrum Answeued. Ono
or our citizens is blessed or othcrwlso
with a very stubborn wife. In his
caso ho finds that when a woman will,
slio will, you may dopond on't and
when sho won't, sho won't, and that's
tho out! on't. This peculiarily ordlspo-
sltlon In his Wifo is no secret among his
associates, and ono thorn meoting him
tho othor day asked :
"W , do you know why you aro
liko a donkoy ?"
"Liko a donkey!" echoed W ,
opening his eyes wide. "No, I
don't."
"Do you givo it up?"
"I do,"
"Becauso your bettor halfts stubborn
ness Itsolf."
"That is not bad. Ha I ha I I'll glvo
that to my wifo whon I get homo."
"Mrs. W ," ho asked, as ho sat
down to suppor, "do you know why I
am liko n donkey?"
Ho waited a moment expecting his
wifo to givo it up, but sho didn't ; sho
looked at him somewhat commlscrnt
ingly ns sho answered :
"I supposo bocauso you wero born
so."
W has abjured tho practico of
putting conundrums to his wife Lata,
rence American.
A Lauge Duck Ego. A Mr. Thorn
hill of Crumpsall Green, near Man
chostor, England, contributes to tho
Manchester Guardian tho following
story of an extraordinary sized duck's
egg. Ho nays ho "recently found one
of his ducks dead upon her nest. Sho
had boon ailing for somo months, and
could neither cat nor lay. Tho body
was opened, and thero was taken from
Ran egg, which we havo seen, and
which measures 18J Inches in its great
est circumforenco 10J inches at tho
smallest circumference, nnd lis capaci
ty is 2J pints of water. It contained
threo yolks, and after they had been
drawn tho shell weighed eight ounces.
Tlio duck was a cross between a Mus
covy and an Aylesbury, nnd was of an
ordinnry size."
There Is a capital story of two emi
nent physicians who, iu tiio rolgn of
icorgo I, cured or killed on rival and
oppofillo thoorics of medicine, and
whoso hostility ended In a challenge
and a duel with smallswords. I)
Woodward, ua wo remember tho sloo ,
disarmed and overturned hisoppononi,
nnd with tho point of his woupou di
rected against tho tliroat or his antag.i
nisi, thundered out, '-Now, you bcmin-
drel, beg your lira 1" lho heroic n
ply of llio prostrato doctor alwa.i
impiessed us an nn instance of Inu.y
earrleel up lo lho sublime. "Big my
lifol" ho gasped; "I wouiuu't no u
oven If I had the misfortune to bo your
patient !"
Tup. Science of Bouiiowino. Tlm
last slory of Alexander Dumas Is par
licularly characteristic of tito great
writer : Ono day his won, whoao pock
ot-book was very light at tho time, was
strolling along tho Boulevard, when Im
mot n literary chum, and after a fow
minutes' convertnlion 11 was propo-od
that thoy Bhould go to tho "Malson
d'Or," and enjoy a first-class breakfast.
"Well and good," said Dumas jtu,
"hut I have only fivo francs ; how much
havo you?''
"Threo."
"Eight francs will nover do for tlio
royal meal wo deslro, bo wo had better
abandon tho Idea."
"Whero is your father?" asked tho
friond.
' 1 Ticns I I forgot, ho will lend mo
twenty francs," and oir rushed Dumas
fih to tho author of tho "Threo Mus
keteers." Ten minutes nuer nu roiurii-
od, laughlug hoartlly.
"Well," enld tuo cuum, "tuu no givo
It to you?"
"No," answorod Dumas fih "on tho
contrary, he borrowed my fivo ranes,"
A little boy was sent to a Btoro for
somo eggs j boforo reaching homo ho
dropped them. In answer to his moth
or, who asked, "Did you break any?"
Ho jepllcd, "No, 1 didn't break any,
but tho shells camo off from somo of
them."