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HOFFER. §URGEON DENTIST, offers his profes .. • sional services to the citizens of Colum b a: , Mid vicirritY.'. 'lcrfi I ;' , 6.) 1 1 is 1 : ,9FFICE on Fro& street, fdurth :l door AbOve Locust, office formerly occupied by .:Jr. 2. Hoffer. - Columbia, Doe. 19, ISG3.-ly. iirt - aiLl a/m=4 . ) , .• ; A .TTORNEr Al J CaNSELLOR AT LAW ari. Columbia, Pa. •:Collebticitut promptly mad° In Lancaster York counties. Cola., July .4.1863. . • _ 11. B. EMCEE, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, PA. MADE 'BED BUG BESTROYE. MADE by,U:' `Rumple. • '?rifo: hUmbUg.— It is made a powder, and will not soil the bed clothing, if it does not prove satisfiteterc,- %he Janney refunded.-.,For sale et' therstore 1.,. ! • - a. i! :7 Bit6l . o l g R*l atiatidA L 1 M.t.: have. been selibtst tJiolabove.Cough. Patellae* at the Netnily.3fedleine,Stere all winter, :and they.have.givea: general satis- factiorito sOl who have usedthem. The Bev . ilenry, , Witrd Beecher! says, so ,•fac. as .lie has had an. oppOrtunity of , comparison, Urown'slTroches are pro-eminently the first of the great Lozenge School. July 4, 1863.. WILT! SAVEI 'JUST recetvedby the subscriber, at their :Store in Locust street below Second, - 100 Bags around 'which will be sold at the lowest market , J:-.R1.3411PLE AvSON. Cola. July 448,03. LYON'S .Pure °MO Cata;stba • Brandy, and Pure - Wines, especially for Medicine stud Sacramental purposes, at ..;:.Y.M,EILY MEDICIN E July 4, '63: LADIESLT.AkKA.;ISOTTICE I YOUR stttoittion Is specially called to the .very handsome and choice varieties of dry moods we have jest received.. Far salo at .very, low prices. . . . : STEACY &BOWERS. „Oioaxisito Odd...Fellows', liaß, Columbia, ~: sao~- a~a-ss~~t THE • subscribers ;ha c .receiVed . a new and arse' - sfzick and sizes of Oar_ Iron and Steel. They are constantly supplied irith Siqek.itt , thil,branch of his brisiness,-artd Can Vainiitligit to customers `brltirp*or small. quantitlepi,Ut The lenveSt ,rates' -I , • X. RUMPLE dr. SON, . .„Locust street below Second, Columbia; Pk. July 4, 18871 • Harrison' a Columbian Ink: *4 — . wax= is superior article, perman ent black; and not vorroding the 'pen, • can- had In , any quantity; at the Family Ildedleino•Store, and black...ea jet it that • Etiebitilloolaiolish: , • • - Cokujuly 4, 1883._ •-•- • • - , - , is for the Handkerchief. Patotirldedlititiest - ' Cloth. Hair,Blesh at Tooth Briutheas. Garden andl.Plower: Seeds. Wines and Brandies. d i,baxt reOsiVelitstidT6llSale,ni. the ,"" FAMILY; IiRDICLICS STORE, , , Odd Pellcriar. . — 2W601, YARN3; i tiutiw_instoeseeire'l i; good .idtOcitof Stodklng yarrio • SYEA:Ct-erAIONVERS, • Oppoidkalidd Pillows' HAIL Sept. 5 ; /In!, or .3.• *.,510,01, (I.ol4lePLESlTAPElitertirri. r , ,r, § vari tlor e ri ty tirst Itca".43ICAIID 3 heii choice rr - . of Apples Throttle; by the Naftel hs. o t • p.t thew , flAmerktan Housk l .' I. l.lcrr. 21,-NAIL- ; in • KzNEIffrORLEANSIMOLASSES.7' j' - OEM, irelv - strid'Buncti, ; ' ,Inmh9ll ly# and. rivWZ m i itta. x . es ',ddd t 9theiriqpilli:CapAssii! ; ; .•Va.../449.515) _ BROWN'S frIS pictionlarly,reocat. , thkg, - sindinn - as to' 'valid, 1,1 and .147.pardatinlly nagdions7.rn summer Oomplagn. 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T. :i-,.:if 7-I.il.t_ L'!.- ----, - v ., ' 1..! - , a .-' mIT • ; - 1•-•:.-.. , .-2, - ,,.; A* s'i. ••,- ~--.•-- - '' - iliM t_ ~j ,"Ntrilimat Z 3.1 tour , • Written for the Columbia Spy. z--;33ireezEl*liirell:-.ll:More Threo,hpndred3housand more Go, Join_ ;The ,Million,whodiays.gone before .P ; ". Some 'neath the blood-rod turf now rest, Rill up,the ranks ! rally once more ! .Threo hundred thousand morel up ! up ! Let every heart now beat as one Fight to mamtaht our Government, The wisest, best, beneath the sun Three hurt i 4rnii ph'ousii - A4 whie +Those 1 S. '{friend, With. Copper beadirad-heart,Arike"down' Grind in the dust, the very rocks, Would on them-cast a withering frown. Three hundred thousand more ! Awake ! And for the struggle rack prepare , iris Rigart, ; or , Wrong l that t ,must .Whic4rWlisiefliefbi)Vtteti declare. Three hundred thousand more ! Be strong! In faith your armor buckle on ; Maltobare each arm, unsheathea,ch prord,, Al'Strilt, and the victory, shall bewOrl.- Three hundred thousand more l Be bravo! ' Meet; withresistless will the too ; Wei not' Arigeb4 shall you attend, Prevailing prayer shall with you go. Three hundred thousand mere ! Away ! -.Those sacred. rights our fathers gave :Tons inthhaodi yeltrthildrdn;thoseTights save ! Three hundred thousand more ! Go, build An eyry for our own proud bird: Make this forever Freedom's land, dim whicirtsbrdi never iroreheurdyN N • ,j ina.slo;'l; eall, The slavewh ip' a crack, the mournful cry, The bloodhound's bark, when hunting down 'The fleeing slave, brirught back ttodieTe iThreo hundred theitua, Urti. more I.od upg - Your srlgite belongethto the Voicv '4 Into ydurliarids the Idelte' II eve,' , "'-- And all your heaven-born deeds reward. Three hundred thousand more! Great God! Gird on thy sword that reader be ! Roll back the cruel oT War, By thy right arm give victory. Then shall our starry banner wave, Before the world triumphantly, strfpe erased, no star obacured, • , Its nuott6, l --UNJOIg !, LIBARTYI, "'Why what is fame? a phantom form, a -music in the air, - A. breath, an all-inspiring sense, a motion @Terywhere. - -C. P. Wood. An a fell seek 'thee; seek theo,-Fame,'' I'd,loave this brow of mine, , , -.,. .. .-1 'Tivined with•the flowers; tbolaitrollloVior4 Of famo's bright, blooming vice, I eareltotlor thellowers of love,--' • .• ... . They:kjoom.to•fedo - and-diez: cI To 'iyukon hor,ce. Oink/telex, ifvo, 4n dil l iti rF 9 4 l.rte rS ( rl l ?* ' -. 5.. 1 ., ,-1 •;; - , ' T titii;kAiikriiie;e:::;.:6.;:,'4 seeknOtlame , b6lo. ,W O 4 . - ,''' ' - ' . For'this sacrhiiiit'lfaS•beoVd* Ved, And joy can-never know„ , ,,;. • „i , - • Friendship has preyed a soulleas thing,- - ' - - -rwishme friend on earth, .-. • .„: ~- • . Nor tears shod o'er Inv sinepinglorm, -I.When. lying 'neath the tu.rf,.. , ' • , . . : • But oh, I wish to leave behind. ' • Aherne to ever live; ,-.: ..... . I seek a solace for my grief - • . ' • That only fame can give; ' I'll wander through the world alone, ,:. And when in death I rest, , . . Oh, may my name with fame be linked, My sloop will then be blest. , ME EOM MRS. EILIMPTON'S PARTY. . Dear Mrs. "Julia Jaelison - Clay Cal houn, Cramptou," good soul,—and What a mieracfr she was of that virtue called ecoiionty ; at least, Solly, her husband always said so—and .1, an 'old friend; al ways-had too much prudence to say she was not. Having long been an intimate friend, that is boarding" friend, of the Crampton family, as , lit' toe seen , I be "wed' -posted" 'arid very intimate in their entire 'domestic affairs—hence, venders,. what I am about to relate, can be relied upon as a matter of fact, aid not entirely:Otfidtici4;*bgh is notfintirelifree,frOuOt,.. . . • Dear, .I:facet, amiable, soul! -as Solly usetirto - ealr her, k Ito* often have I' vainly seasoned`with he r liiairt*i*leitt faults, ,which " she always hacl,: and iihieb. I was decidedly- averse to—they were, to -be eo r estatitli talking about ' "Olaf I saved 'on. f ua-Aviv cheap, how very cheap 1 boU:ght dce.—,-and tionderieg.at the thoughtless extravagance of her next door neighbor, how hatefully Wasteful' the - DetiingtOnikerni Wits-as iniUietheitl..aertiing:thethes t :s3l;en _am) r _that,LhaV e the. time, , this morning,.. -to enumerate: " • ' - =ld aneirentfaults , =nllow me, 40419 readent,jf yol pltntee,to'stnte One wort- r tiiiilant, being the worse, I can bat brift it . out.:-:-4e was like altother skit tecor}oaiiste;` boo fond af: sal"; ikeffg, ti.msfe vaohi , most WrolyiPlaclibr 2 4 1 P -4 PaggINI to bel l - - WhY~ if gtajwi4 , in Ur- °npnAitrour_ rkayannt-qt *!eisitEgg,:efer.e, inllnt. kind or !glee, no cue ~fnioVoa ± bus baad, Sony , and he vtIMI too : kiad'a man tiripposct.^ - ler :itruwrorhiu sll, ...*glit: . XwL :4-tv,..1.1..;.4.-L I /7. i =l2 o' , l - - , M BY MRS. N. J. A. SIMONS. Written for the Columbia Spy Fame. EY WILLIE WAIVE. r iginai. Written ExPresly for, the Spy MATTER-OF FACT- SKETCH. BY JAMZS S.' WATBLINS . • - NT 40 C AP-AS READING, 0$ ANtPiIEASCIit'VOj4 I A4 4-1 •• "NO•SNTZtf.A.ViCe POIATIMIA;TENNSILYANIA-1 .- BATURDAY ,MORNINGt I I 6 4 ANITARY ; 186C , 12412 - - • - what a 9Y4! sitcriAilKwai AP3, de ' rp confident; *Y 7 ',4ften -sudh,-=-foi;:11 have kneieuthe aOniennik .. to compel `her servant• for, every:department of the: louse, for, whi-Oh aliTineirer And, even then; as she 'was • naturally iery Ana-Nei:de seldom, if ever, 1 46 af!ea:Ail t qiipi!ly;tlF.ccelat,,ria -4E4 temper Wasoften, too often aggravated: • , 4 .Know,then, 'a do in As women owe a a 7--ao en. 310 - .2* . tntillaii ihei?infich and bark of trees, W)4lq.kdsh jitafend them from, ternpeeplow! rage:: Cl.:44eAsem-in Winter—tender them In age-, Or. SS 4w.s lovaAnto their larding lEvev:o ; , Should soch•be.huabandlo custom to their wiros.--. I - ingier:- hinted that Mr: , and ; Mrs. Crampien ,Itiyer • disputed,.. - I think, in this," I:ittn wrong- they bit very seldom, and' then, even.when theydid; it wresinAnitu ap afedionnte. way . ; . as Mr.' sGl,emton'Crtitn i gtWaffas OttkF man , t° be .l obstinate; hence; his • amiable, (F) bettar-. half had all in her own very' desirable. way. She could go to an auctionsale,: saYGover'S or Hoffman's—and there puri.' chase. whatever she thiiiight proper, with out herr. Solly 7 ever. passingrtn: opinion as to its checiiinese or'beaude.:-; Yet, I believe, , mine twice; ho has yielded,L4ori:4 - is ,said; ",'„the beet of husbands are dysreptic'and very itejusb at times," to the, if I must say it, insane delusion. that - Mrs. Cranipten might, pos= sp)ly . ,-have been in the wrong. • And le has, on all such occaiionl, as a'good and affectioFiate• husband should • have done, gently, kindly , and calmly eijx;stulated with her. - But es "roman :1/Z ie too- man,". she, invariably came , off , the con cineror, often hum Ming, asshe'd turn . "Thus far ray fortune keeps an onward coarse. 'Arid T.anl graced with wreaths-of victory.' j Di= •If I rentember.rightly, the„ contro versy 1 Aaittlie Idea - Sure of being. a/is telier to, was about a: doulde:ixtending,. dining” - table: 1.11 give What rheard for the benefit of all young liousekedpeis desiring to.study."econcnny." • •Well, , it, *Weagell;: t h at; - t . he- Fi r Y. diablptcin hiclrldnt desired stich in addition of furniture 'as the.abc o . *:•4 l .4 l ****• (ardinsry)';nialiegaity/4..c answered their purpose he nor she ''could - possibly iee!the , :actmal necessity for a change; but a! ehaiwezusai in her head, and a chcinge she 'would have: Very frequently would she say to her husband :—' l Solly, it's a great pity some body won't• buy these tables—can't we mapagetio_ sell . them? . You know we've 404 tbeturso very long, and , they, are so troublesome to me whenever they are set. Now I do think an extending table answer our pu4ose• much better—an. then it would be less trouble and so muc more-convenient to _me—what say you— don't you think so, dear To which hewouldalways reply : ' "But see here, Julia, as no one will buy than; and l ive cannot possibly get rid of the,m, my love, we must get along-the best way we ,can with them, you know." .Whiolt reply Would invariably ,ruffle his "dear one's" temper to no little extent, and she :would exclaim passionately and arms := "To-be-sure—just like you men-z-who , ever knew . otherwise ?" And there the question would rest for a few days, neither feeling disposed ts?."bring On another con ' I was engaged in , ti e'estnitlishment of Solomon Crampton 4k, Co„ as;coofiden!ti ecinsecinently, we Were always gen together.: c One day, however, while mre waresitting:At - the dining table, enjoying alearly-repeetof something ' ... !dene np" in 4e way_ of a stew, but heaven, : only *trovre.Wl34oshe looked np, very, langh ingli; andlidd: "oh, you. ought 1 see . it,ty,X - houghe • tmeh a, beauti fut extension -table• one just Just only.t}tink; pizieen feet. long, wid-Xile feet.: ii,fx inches wide, madeof-pure any=twhite pine, viruievad,),the,Prettitiat Yon - ever beheld',,and.ity for the trifling sit74-.°l4*(l°garg'l4.fifiS cents I What do.:you thini'Of that: 3 s3llYr Cilir.,i;L: l -L, the and. I clerk • ton , k and, I: baveieo „muck. confickssee in then: to Aids* : they'd ' say anything but ! he truth; the cabinet-maker; positively boat tichniiy:dorirs, .elearWtOnify dm it; 7 - r and more'thaa promised , it/' doubted' hire, tonhownweehe447,--w'hieltiai'Ototiie, yke4in„ sh4uld ,l 4k4;.: 3 kod, iniieliantpeot -to aek'-for4 afford to send ettrwki-onnwto ,g second ,h# 4l : flJti#Pr s „.. store; for,:-the3l4,friai enou -" LO lisy f oi !be Aso 1- Ifitat,. as Mr ., „_ . rnete4 0:=- 7 1 -' lisiened:var sMentirely„to what his dear had to eay;thonglr be: bad ' 46 " 1 " 14 .mu11ie zahOviaHga about- 11 0i "econ omy'.' his wife's, - =bat be deemed it best, 'sad hifir.the atost - prndentio Ipsdp 11111 MOICINNO ahem io_hinsielf, for, Ai vcry„enthualas whiph his, : ?iirling - was, it .would- have been cruel;-v e ry- cruel then to ,IMizi;dontradicted And, :all - 0C were eating, Mrs. o—seemed radiant with joy to, suAi"an extent, that her rpliildreri, ,(threelti. nu fiber,) , were 2" , suffered , to eat as:intipllaonddiiig as they pleased;-withintt ,a xror said'A44it the .unyokolesonta!eAs lf such pastry l'Or• ,them; `an' incident' ii4lnor they had never known to occur *Ore while the children were perfeetly isiisiled that their mie shOnid buy soingl4neiesevery clay. dixinafjwasqur*Mr. Crampton 4iciriedorith me, Apr Fnit gonn~ing-room, being perfectly at ecue l ia:y#4ast, seem ing so,—knowingitir . useless to Worry . his brains 4,,...114ig he knew juat tben - COuld not -be bettered. And, I think he acted _thebittei, ; more wise part, f6r it is •.: Each 'nod raind7 . :chtables his:7o=qm 4.000ae, When in anahoes use, they it ' I " The time' sped swiftly. by, and ere I was aware, night:her:4We curtain.% had closed once more. around us; and we were again found wending our way towards: the domestic douiieil to hear, perehance, anotiaer hiutory of broken tables, dilapidated chute - , old sofas,.tin safes, and many. other contemplated pur chases and exchanges ? entirely of too nu tnereus a character, just here; tOmen tioir; while I, alas! was to be a silent listener and looker-on;Wilieh, I mustsay; was anything but very agreeable to me- 7 for, I think if there is anytki , ng , detesta ble, Is:4i:tear a Wonium contintiallylarlarreing cheat suCh things as the above; and mom-partietilarly, abent her: 4 'unegualled econ4y,"„' purchases for her domestic affairs. • iliiWeVer, a few minutes walk -brought : ns f s o On entering, we found.l the 'Stew purchase,' ; ostentatiously dish Played; reaching from one end oftlie'roc* to the 'other, covered with a,fine damask', Cloth-, which, too, she, "had baught . cheap,'.' from her "accorriar ia srlii:icrid. Th at ial's. I= EINE] i LL L tore* ,rickety." Alfort - minutes after ventured to . express - his fearson'this point,. but his eery' .amiaUe, econontiall !lrifp,itosttied himtoltheTeverse - rand , Whenpnot think f ing, , he- fttiLilui subject 4 Ifttle after, r nhe tartly.told him : He "didn't know what he A . • . conclusion to ,which ho tacitly.'assented 'in peace, there's nothing so becomes s man, As modest Sallnan sottermairy." , *:' • The next evening, when every thing had quieted down,:the children having sometime bfore, been put to bed—while Mr: C was besily reading the' eve ning-Tape' ri.his- "dearest Julia," as he santetimes. called ',her, came lip hini, laid one hand on his shoulder,iand hold inghO other oat; in front of th'i pa to prevent httluulitig, said, though yea, affeciioeatidy:.- 4LF, rant some Inc? ll 4';'ipst twenty dollarsr • ' Be' - stopped - reeding, hesitated alb* meteents, and thee; looking up . to, his looe,'asl rid : ."'lief do you wa nt. With that - amount, *uky,. dear, it has, not-Jeans 'over: tiv,ar dais. ago, siape f gave :YOU e. - 4,aiia'lis!Kt*.t, all gone in so short a timer. ‘1:- ' - • • C=`e',indignstion Brought fhe crimson to, her *eke, yet'; she thought, just; then, rdciriidibility ttie• best' psrE of Onddralrini 3 O'citsir clean rtio,-sf:tt i r littisi• - silonee, ssid ; : • : Atiant-it, '' disicto7-742 ibay'co;,tititt Is,At'pniclutooof :mioc, it vett- mo rather more- dine; l'expicted: it iota and , the old 'tsbien,l sidd;.' didn't bring pate ist muds. st 34 4idui4;iheanisofit-you'll give me just.the i emsll ; sum of twenty, 4644171, my dear; I r. for-say-moot; - ru. not.stgain.trontdo ion in a harryi"-- ' She iqooke,exeeedizOy.faat, : ied ere he weld reply- 7 4the added: erUl,eietitlially, be a eiN;iiig, - *ar, aisit,:tbok ate, so leak, se rualktinte - hatt, .to ran ant the old table, -that Well gale the *an*, is that way alone,' ' :Shin s iear = Craiiiptoi„" Maid ." nothing, what 4:10T4'!" say 3" . P4rd• olinaatt:S~col~so Clay Cal/01171 had-.l3Locikea with .44ecili ' 3 '4-44 * 1 'are itudiabtealr atisav, , when.woatooare efeCiditi4P' they knew .lagitar. - ouT-, selves; " for cif, ocau!e ' otodetretar , t an& igt, never..o o P.Vidger• • • . ..roctiaar "Lira. Poitild *seers tor.to 4sior tor asth, timars: oemnipm9, *Re* , Mr•lsibricroglietfolto 9 • Ho could ricit;coliC6Viroxii taiiti ~ A.. 11. '1: ' " 7Pir.:! 'the nwiti.lA gr ' SsYn!"ffiWOri i 99g c •! - ii was-.used; but.to:..agogi 4 -Ni spoon' hq zieltek=venturedTtasar*ri.ge, would" sbak4 particularly at 4s strop:NAIL, ' :One day; and; nevnr ;forget it i he, shook .it rather , i4n:i4"; and - his .amiable wf,g, `no lonief tolerete - thls o:in duct-On the part of 1111.; C in sihine,', ." Do. you let. that teble : :idene, leon"ve , beeirtryinotoldeakit - eveiliineet ititaYg • • ou r;y: • ` KT* do it' *, daY) see 4:7lllAle very.seimieinanner;lmitii,X44:.o.7-r--.:,-; al ways - . thinking,..i r sgehLeases;liiudenee the best of falifi,.snienothing.- " It would not lui.:4'been , my imMie;,ai, least, Y, don't thiak . it would ; Ne•lir4.e I'd • surely: hare replied-as'Anrtly as she had cione-4n:, at least, mude.a despeiate attempt at'it: • ' am A311=11 . 6,1- woman hre 3o siengi ' To ea. few, when they Should kneel for poem; • Or seek rorrule, enprenutey snd-mpy, • Whenthoy are bound to-terre, /aim/dotty." OTdr eirmoriths hrid,,passed' sway- 7 - and.in 'that h4d, scarcely heard. a; senteneuaboutthe eabies;.r.hcars,.sofasc.or anysetlier , ."cMajipzirehitses',?. of the eco: nomical having'bol, come'Soinee'Tiat calwer ' on , that subjee't,', nor did she, , in:44,, now ,attend so many petty auctiox:saktqasoncershedid;' things. seemedlto glide along:, ihreugklife; very smoothly,' until about :the *lnd; ,A•voicib. i.,a13111 presentlY spetiiN.:`ine long'iik ha remembered;, her children were )1114 boarding school,, and.rurliouse.lfor onee,. had•boceme. apparently oriel; '-urifeii Mr next . do6r neighhcr,' should 4.4)34.4_. -3 4 1 - ar4iap'l3 Per ) )• intending to give. a party, l a, usnr.n lag affair,,twith anipper9 &c., -commonly milled, in Virginia. and Our t Jandl:Ait Breakdown," to ~apnlnt young 'friends, and aotbebg itsteiiiidn of a table to snit her . Yur.PB9)lKrrkl:9l° ' 16 4 of - ,*.itu,' ‘48.134 .#4,14 she conld,not,d eny Cr. 'r a wean 'Me& giA turning qdiieb ;:aS to-be aunt aThe 'inaksioisdur.Were engaged,: th oiliest htinfeCtioneif rlirdisrod" from:, tte iiiilitfaelkionkihr 441 altctgetAterk t)i- 1 404. 111 Fitir as•got - : tow, up in, a : most genteel; and fashiona, 61e:style.; and:weuld'have ,pseised off, as Fretiehi Say; • 'tfin' ai (leaded sitceeSs' but ',for z aceide'zi, of Sony. C-,'.' as the trUiliful "Julia Johnson JaCksoki:Clay Calhoun" infoim4 ed •the companyi. "was :the proximate cause ; , however; I' shall Come to that presently, "O, give me thy bend, . - • One, writ with me in eour militortnne'v_booli," fable; according 'to orite,r; was removed front her dining-room to that of Mrs - . P,----, and, when, it was ex tended? completely-filled the entire length of the ( rocon'; it'was then covered with an eacelleot winc. or tea, cover, such; per- baps, never- graced it. beforc;, ' that Was *iced, first, the meatacconsist ingneasiiidelieany of thkg'season, tur keys; , ortois;',,arid,:' in fact, everything /hat for inottoy,eoolbe had and besides it • completely. .groaned with:confectionery And- wines of ovary description: • Large, 409.7-0.409 g pyramids of 'eandi letno9s" was placed along 'centre, vvvikaa0.4..F914,, 41 , 44 4 , ."4 1 198.4 . 1 3' nreli ktitiorni.onnfentioner,-M. Janus D. Gilmour;auk% lid, whto gala' upon it:,;PrOcbMoifi it to be they : n}ssttlr ` pieco Of;feiliar,,migi#Oac'ef labWbeing.seir;t4e'iant_ intsoalled upon the, froor,r—wehad. been AM:Oinkl kaki isOt gong; - and - - as the lionr,,,greW4mer-fer; altirlii-rest and ` ifii4 ll oint; (thw. 0011:a,01400k:th ' e E , evening)) 4 43 waitir::esano to the iiobrto innovates it iividy,lie.;--Land conolndingirliirl seas being Midi, by: - 443 there:, waLia spider' crash. in 'tfie l at;, • that,woment,, was thrown intoa:oo444e -:aorisa.inati:Mt. . 1- * . ite die's, :dear aciidit, wireateed of •cottrae, fairy 'cresferiiitg:,ruN it .:Toitti• time,' With ihelr shit7i screeches; tbo.mttlficilas; ", in • • ~.- some haataesin,- !dripped- their. Inseam ilia - the Isbtelt 4 iraiter, fairly " • • -whitemith :hoftoet neell:ndgbt he for itre s nbiee as if the entire tin t . inis ltad Oveli Itegyind , Malty:heft the `toorto•the kltehan floor, and the eiv„ tire bnii4inglaight , 4**44ein ...1xP 6 e* to - Telloyin:reltere472ol!: Fyi/el,lrith._; t "gaitloloja;sl4o. taaea: if what'inight be the , ciiiieZf so' iinalten ell alarm. To ouritter4oniphi, ttlz _ MMITAIIM MEE seen, 5" MI ever, • delicacy, fii'`Voniget,'lnina; oh; IniiTorVtliciught itii4:t I did ink but i 4.3 not of inn - eh - Ike table had given way precianly_inAii: middle,-so7thitt-ini*, 'ices; plarer, l :q7Zs l ea," . "i:ract . soliils, lay in -undiitingnialia bre' OOtifu.;ion over the floor; • • olbOur'sel vie;luid no supper, much` to :my dit - like; yet; drkhe theaentire , •company-behiivettlitentsclves admirably: trulfiaid sonivitlin_the roomi, "Mrs: intamy bad, .givetr the groat, est 'breakdown' of • the season. "-- Yet, by I .the more - andhetter . acquainted of , the assemblage,, it ;yrasealled:.klit rs. • Cramp-, tons breakdown,7 y which title, from that,day to this, it has been -known.. Ye God t. you:. should :hors• heard re sponse to, ortrvit's remark, a perfect roar of applause, in laughter; even Mrs..C., though crimson with rage, could not help smiling,.though,'twasyisible but a forced, smile; and, to her credit, she truly be- She sang, op.t t . * for t tlic., =wig, to "strike . up," with:en:s' mud; aohdittaitCe a if that deplorable, unhappy event: had not car ried down, in- the , shape-of a "mahogany extencrisg.l4,#o;7-49 be l!atid for, the en tire saving affmood ten. months to come. .Ten?m9 ll :4. 2l b.t.4i44Paff,T l3 l.fte 3 9a.te° P 2 Cont4:cC%rqi. - 4 1 2w.,90M.4 1 e0E!;. awl,t - vorily„it.. : l4.l:bgitt L a good long4et? Wit.t4 33 : 'lsincct•tt*4 44l l o 4nAN l3 1-" breaks Johnson Clay , Calhoun .crp,wpt4,'B,.end, I have , : 111 44 1 ' Aoki. 4r:. 9. 24l:uinisk ivith . botter , . I shall *ti 1 - 1"' rogacktor.k, L?PPAeF boarding, h!F?-7—. 1 1 6( /' hFF• Alt° Blame of t . 13 t.i..etzt...c98 ) )9 . 41 7, 1 4 0.kl ° • 11 P1f r ft 1:1 1 1 , Se.tJi '1; 6 ,1 : ; P*tiwAlY Lively srfx!cKtiorl 7 ,? . .ffk,iN, • • Se doegtt't compt . e.*. , to 19st; s blit l i e . i t ? , 4 • ' Los s ,. 16taa daltg . hteriliaereturneA froi fitial; arm myh-all I hart? r quite a merry, and tr ul y . 7; in excellent titno AhOugli, at.our mug atherings, . i we often anjoy jok,, inown as "that. df,: 1 47.4 . 41id.., johisria " • • • •••.t. • .Teicleson Crampton's breal.:-.frown."" 5 • 7,7 r: - I.llys7tVgp i ; •'•:7 -7: .7. r s , , 'for the Home. Our . rIchOS may i apish, our 'pleasures may And bright sccnes•nf earth be anyelopecl • in shade •• ' • • - - - - Bujoyment,-may,leave us, and ; hlgh!hopos may fall, Our friends • snatched • away who' were dearer,thau all. • *Then :what Is this e eurth—a home fall of le 'x 'l n .ll.*:riinelo ruin and inon'to the • tomb ; , More love,' errallea• aariille te- Meet with' decoy; _ • ' -4" 1.• Where hope lighte„ her. torch but harry away. away. Then give Me that Beare neveitiibjeci to • ()haulm - - •• L Where love never witheng "where hope never fades • • • " • ,leirtrare- haavetir-splender brilliancy ine; . Thew sh talce 'all' thiii*orld if that home can :.be mine. • A .r _ '' l liongh.•dark.be the present and - gloomy the.past, I'll. go to' invbright c'tointi• in,lteavete *here love eiisll fade nitwhile egos shall r oll; ; • . • I . l AA Joys of..tho ;blessed. shell enrapture soul: •r, •••• .Writtea,for. the Coluni* ypy. Thevtroont ofl t c 7 boa spdagm Valhi= Is'bnes pilkoloorwatenk gontirsoll;— Rat soon tannin 'RPM semi, " taulliroinideop amines bast; That. ODOWOUId 110111V1144,7 AZ11110141,0?UN Eki lotu:sto_dy Olds tiutliatot. 13 : 2 7 ool'inall iota" a it dotia strati„ The weakest. camping o'er pot-even the incongnit Alts inllo-14.. '-Cont seldom' fOrdlo abbe* • Then, olyibineknoleen*tintr sad , Fultkentrance in your blurt ; 1110ne eittleU thedankorsof;;-L 1411Drs. The lauedStiAliiihrstit Somebody=e, Novae of. egarse—ip ovires .107,1shen Eve was manafaeSured V*"sitielici:rib,;servant wame4 ;wade a.t"thei same time; wiSrob her t goose. is *Ye; uemeitew)2lollii to Eli "with tx9 b?AeinkloOeAeefs kiee'izi-'nieiek"ri@kt;ewayfvdekintise, tliWilitier:-Teid'Oe4eineiteq,es -tea thei l iekte*etloinSfeldiod tbd treKin4r - fhpi r b i liessettuitge :4; ) tr.! ...wstc.t -.N.• • - - . • A , t% 4.c% ft-: :Tl4-, • " i ,- ; " '•••:' .. “. ••"; - • - ' 6 4 •, %,,E , - '"'. -.hi, "'i . " • •• '', fi*. i ix.< es, '. - , -.,• • •• , ici -''-' --, t .i'''. ' i , 7 , -''''•,:, '• • ari,;,-.-kr 4 , : „. f.,, , V .„,..,.. , - •••,..;,. --, ..1 - , p , i.: ~... .........., : v ....- ......v . 4-.•:- . , , — , t, . % • .;,iii •, '"' ' ' , , , ‘ t , ^ 2 ,-- .. ..rj,...-;;„ ... „ 1 Ilk, i 1 PVTIOLE IPEIW4 1,738. =I ,awned out,.(Ank't supper .Inost-:ready; my dear 2.".:1T0t he.•He, nitride dig fire - , and hitng the kettWoverithimself; we'll , venture;- and' pille&theliidishes, peeled -the lootatoes,endflitmtlitm else,he ought to do. He Ailk.:ol- after cows, fed the chickeni,And loeko,after the pip himself ~, ,He'nefei* 'brinight,•licineWf !tg dinner whit* Eve'' I•haditetrity'firibili; - po,inegitusataiiand the::: mango seeion was,oyer: • Helmer sand „, ; out ; tiil;l to ! 'el,oelc,,te ! _tolcard, : ineeting, hurrahing fo r an :ankantkerit candidate; - )u!„rthrin scolding ben:aiise - poof-kie'inut sitting up' and' eiyirigliiiiae, 4he gatetr , --; He:never -played „rolled tea pi n s, And drov.e.:!-J:414,1K1P631-414*::1414- 74. ,with, cigar z!!1•1104.; around, white Eire was rOelririg ertuile at hokile.'. gel didn't s think-else_Was especially; created for the purpaw ofwajtingon bite, and-wasn't, . , under 4 the. disgraced a .maa to lighten* wife a - ct tea— a Mile: Thit'd'the a reison thaMe riot rieed•i.liretVgirl;!*was; the-reason that her faiidescendiataslid;'!,., Vucationat gtpartnust: EDITED' BY NOTTSO.I3I'O3: AU ‘o:mtmunicationt indinifidf orihis twhaiw.i sits' lab r cullhwgsad to Itrimum,..*•y cYllm,,l::bkeWl4N, Pa. capability vs.CaPild*, , One jsaubjecti:;,re,ied active;, the ot3ar' objective, 014. passive; one idea of life and ,echtaverciet, the. other' : not:".isig that,Ftuty . , not be t prediktkofta-. ert inattsr. • . ,Tf a #i:stieetion . these -words, l'uffileit s tii 4 'ffie,m,tii l 94**" teacher's , office: Vet c . which rega r ds pipit as caeg; /Oieb foctb ; v 7, . ether than as a~n s .;activ.e e n ergies ortite.;pio," to be forediii meint?rii*, relidni4 ac J gaording i Vs to . ncation Airectior,OCtbn . essential, for 0 1 *!! 4 to' ,parie„litti,:nia,**: the thiciiieloffici? correct; to .rec't! - 7 1 1 - tt.:tc ur g:e.4;044 4 , ./4 PT.IP* I,I 4f Pi: r 9F! n i ta n_fts: l PaY at r his b.c,0049: 1 9742 mrhiqh"-d°93 erisb'f• is hippolt , ;brings The. boilit ~614. that which own powers, sin'y . be jinnW*o44d by i l2 " sllPOisf - R 1 -EcYnii*,l;4?.;' finnan and disciplines the physical*rer - o# 4 tht 4.lot4e,:losictinebim . by jitdiAtin! 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