A. W. WALTERS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Clrartrld. Pa.
oa. u tin Cctrt teMy
ISRAEL TEST,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
I learnrld. P.
aerose la the can Hawse. (jTii.y;
I JOHN H. FULFORD,
I ATTOUXEY at law,
C'Irnroeld. Pa.
CSt with M'So'l'T. i ever First na
tional Buh,
earTro-sM attention gieea to tbo eecarlr-g
i ,f Botatr, Cle'tne. Ac, aad to ail legal baeineit.
! Vsrcb 18. Is?-ly.
! WALTER BARRETT,
f ATTORNEY AT LAW.
'('it geeond r-L. Cleartojd, Pa. aovjl.ft
j '. A. Wallace, ta D. Biglot
! J Hint Waiters. frank Flelditg
; WALLACE, BIGLEE & FIELDING
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Cleeraeld, Pa.
J ay-Legal businees of all kinds promptly and
i ftrcerately attended to. acayle-y
? THOS. J. McCTjLLOUGH",
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
tde adjoining ifco Bask, formerly occupied by
J, B. Mcfcnally, second au, Clearfield,
if ev-WIIl aiuod promptly to eolleelions. aala
;(laade, Ae. ldeelT.65
i JOHN L. CUTTLE,
i ATTORNEY AT LAW
And Real Mate Ageut, Clearfield, Pa.
OCa oa Market street, opposite Ifco jail.
' e-Heepehilly otere hie eorvicee ia selling
and. buying Uada ia Claartald and adjoining
eoeattae ; aad with ea einerieaeo of over twenty
oaan aa a eerveyer, tatters himself tkat ka eaa
evader aatufaouaa. lebJo.'M-tf
I WM. M. McCULLOUGH,
? ATTORNEY AT LAW,
I ' Clearfield. Pa.
i OSo o Xarfcat etreel aao door east of the Clear-
i aWld Caaota Baak. 'aj
J-ha H. Orria. C. T. Alexander.
jORVIS 4 ALEXANDER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAK'.
Belleloat. Pa. aepll.'ei-y
DR.T.JEFFERSONBOYER,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
I fieeoad Street, Claartald. Pa.
f YnuIIaving nermaaaatly located. b sew offer,
is profeeeieaal aomoaa to tao eitiaena of Clearteld
mad vieiaily, and tao public fwaorally. All ealll
'promptly aueaded la. acton-y
F. B. REED, M. D.,
" THYSICIAN AND SCEGEOX,
JeaV-Haviag fwmovew to ITiUiamegtwco. Fa
'3ra kia prclaaaioaal aamaoa la the peoole of
;itaa oarroaadiag aoaatrr. Ijylltf
DR. J. P. BURCHFIELD,
Loots Sarjrooo of tho &Sd Ref oat PtnDirtTMiia
Voteawen, aofiiif roa.rs.od fros. to Amy,
oiors taw profMiaa. nmoM to Um cttiMoa
f C.oortold Moots.
aW-Profcjioiial mIIi proMpt.? attonJod to.
"1fi on 6oooo4 fltrMtt lorairl; oecopitxl by
W. Woods. opr4,'06-U
DR. J. F. WOODS,
I PHYSICIAN A SURGEON.
Ilawiaj rcBuTwl to AoiwiirHia, offers bit
' f rv(tti9Bvi tferrioM be lite poopk of that pimem
t bA ib nrfoaainf eountrj. Ail etlli pronptlr
attcoiotl to. 1C. S Am pd.
DR. S. J. HAYES,
SURGEON tSClJl PENTIST.
Ofieo o iloi 8L, CarowtMrilto. Ptv,
T ILL mako profoooioaal Ttiits, for taoooa
y onieeeo of tbo poo-he, ooaiaioaeiof ia
April. 19 W, ai follows, vn :
Lataoroknrf Firtt Friday of orory ojoatk.
Ao son rill First Moadoj of rwr? aioata.
Laaibtr CttT First Toursdsj of tvsrr aionta.
fwadiop two days ia oitboT plaeo. All ardors
tot work shoo Id bo prasooud oa tkt day of an
L imnl al oarh alteo.
f Tooth oitrortod by tbo applicatioa of
JsMd aawstbosia ooaiparatiroly vithoat pain,
ii. kiads of Ieat4l work (uarojiuod.
V B. Tfas pobi.c will ploaoo aotieo.that Dr.
H, vhoe aot oa?tpsd ta tho ahors tisiu, atoy
t foaad in his ofhos, ia Carwoasvillo. Pa.
CarwoDSTillo, Fob. 4, lKotf. S-dl
DENTAL PARTNERSHIP.
gr p. a. m. hills,
J! pyioairao is luforai bis patroBS, and tbo
psbiu (OBoraily. fcai ho has assocuUd wita biai
tao f raoueo of iHatrstry,
S. P. SHAW, D. P. S..
Wiom a rradoato of tbo Philodstphia Ioatal
Coliso, asd ibortforo bos the aijrbost oitosta
tisat of profoionl skilL All wnrk doao in
tb oCioo 2 will hold mvsolf psrsooslly rospoBti
his for bv.Bf doas io tho anost saiisfootor; ataa
aor aad faig hoot order of tho profosrioo.
Aa ostablkfhod praetieo of twsaty-two yosrs la
H ptoeo arvablos m to ipoak to my patiosu
h eoofidsaeo.
Eocadrfoaoafcs frooj a distaaeo shoo Id bo aoado
by toiur a foor aayt boforo tbo potion t dosif as
coattaf- Joao 4, 1M-Iy.
MOSHANNON LAND L LUMBER CO.,
OSCEOLA STEAM 11 ILLS,
aMrracrt-aaa
LUMBER, LATH, AXD TICKETS
n. H. BHTLLIXOrORD, Proa.dent,
OBoo ronol Plaee. No. i:i B. 4lb Pbil'a.
Joil.S" LAM flit. Firuiiradaat.
H'dT tromola Milla, Clairt.ld orantr. Pa.
REUBEN HACKMAN,
House and Sign Painter and Paper
Hanger,
Clearfield, Pena'a.
.WiU oaceate oba ia kia Uac proaifttlr aad
Mta oorkoMalika aiaanor. ar'4.17
J. B L A K E WALTE R S,
SCRIVENER ANT) CONVEYANCER.
Afoal tar tkt Paiakaao and Bala af Laada.
flearneld. Pa.
ayProaaat aueatiea ciran to aTl kafinaat
rasafted orith tbo aoaatj offieaa. Offiro wild
Bo. . A. Waller. jarl.' t(
SURVEYOR.
IHE andrrfnod ffts bis orrri as a for
Toror. oad aisy b toand ot his rtdneo. in
lToaoo t'-wmhip. Lttrrr will rroyh bioi di
iortd to rfWrbo.d, Pa.
atay T-tf. JAMES MITCHELL.
davidToung,
STOXE-CUTTEC AND MASOX,
P. O. Boi IIH. Clrarfleld. Pa.
oVPaoosoJ oitoaimB aaid to lminr toao
ad skffioitrBdioc Joho. All kKios of WoAkoorr
onn. to tno Oavosi wkmstiliks ssaaiior. Urdrs
oni4, aad eoBtraou takca ia any port of tbo
noty. jl-U.
DANIEL W. DOUGHERTY.
4 HilS EEESSEE,
SfVUiD ftTRtLT,
TLKAUFIF. Ll, PA. tf
THOMAS H7 FOR CEE,
pcalbb to
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
f.R IIAMTt). Pa.
4 . HSiit,, KinnSrtarrr and flo-r la Fqoaro
T narr aad tard Loaaaoraf all kiada.
'Virra aalitlud aad all k.lll
prnwiptly
Tl I?
-i
FRANCIS COUTRIET,
MERC!! ANT,
rrtartKllle. tlearheld Coajnt). Pa.
-eaiitrf on hand a fall aaaortsaeeit af
'-'-M. Harilwarv. I.rnrerres. and errryUing
s--T ta a retail eenre, a hire, will be aold,
a rfeean aa elaew Here In lao ouaaty.
ma.a.ill. Jsr.. ;. Ie7-lt.
iseeT..... aaar i sear e. aLaarr
W. ALBERT L BROS.,
klaaulaetarera A as tear r. Iears a
Sacd Luaber, Square Timber, Lc,
"ol LAND. PES' ft 'A.
"'rrdare a-Viied. Rills tiled aa abort aetiee
aai rwaeoaebte terms,
dtiree. Wandaa P a. CWo'teld Co.. P.
Vl2l W ALHKKT A PR"
(''" - laelBra. HaKhell a. Drake's,
""" Herman. Healetter aad llrnati
"'reaased d, tiers : ease pare LMoora, af all
" or e-odinaal rerroee. far ears bv
aUaiT.K A JBWI5,
CL
GEO. B. GOODLANDER, Proprietor. PRINCIPLES; NOT MEN, TERMS-$2 per annum, in Advanoe.
VOL. 41-WIIOLE XO. 2110. CLEAltFIELD, PA., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, I8C9. NEW SE1UES-V0L 9, NO. 33
5rg tSoodj, rowlcs, (?tf.
It E 31 0 V A L !
REMOVAL!
C. KRATZER & SONS,
To tho lariro and eltrant room, on SECOND
STREET, adjoininf Marroll A Bielar a hardware
au.ro, wbtbarwll, b. u a- tkai,
old and i
Citiiena of tba county riiitinf CLEARFIELD,
aad wishing to make pnrchaeea, will tnd it id
their adraatafo to exam in a their alack.
Sooda at CASH PRICES eichaaied for a
kiadi of COUNTRY PRODUCE. Jai
A BEYOLITIOX IX LISIXES
AT CI FVIEXSVILI.E,
IIAKTSOCK & G00DWI
TlfK andorsffnod bsTiof so tors d fDtoooirt
aortbM is tbo aiorcouitilo baiiaoss. sopt
tats bis ( bod of Botifyios; tbo pvblie roaelly,
aad tbo si ti soos of CarwoasTillo aad vieiar id
aortitalar, that soorchandioo of oil kindoriJl
bo oold by as as eboap as tbo saaio quahtyiso
wboro la tbo ooaaty. Wo baro a fall supy of
DRY GOODSt
Coastitin ia part of troM Goods, Hubs, '
Fnato af all ibodo aad stylos ; tof otaor th a
fall aotortmsnt of ,
NOTIONS, CLOTHING, HATS 4 CS,
Boo to, ilhoea, Hardvrara, Q,uecuawai
As wII o Tin wars, Codarwaro, Willowiro,
baeltou aad Brooms ; torottoor with a iorro mi
of tiroconoo : aad always a tall stock of
FLOUIt, FISH, SALT, Ac
la abort, wa keep a fall (aptly of arerytcf
aad ia thie market.
Wa want all oar old eaetomera aad aa amy
aaw onoa aa eae make It convenient, ta gira.a
a anil before parol aaiag eleewkore.
PAMEt HARTPOCK
EDWIN flOODWIN.
Carweaerilla. Pbraa.y It, 1X1.
GREAT EXCITEMENT
'
NEW GOODS AT LOW rHICB.
TBI wadereigaed roevoetfally Invito the a,
teattoa of the pablie generally ta the?
apieadid aesortmeat af aserebaadiao, wkiek Ibe
are aaw eel 1 tag
AT VERY LOW PRICtt.
Their steak consists la part af
Dry Goods of the Bert Quality,
Saekaa Prima. Da Lalaea, Alneeeae. Meriae,
0ingbaces.Muilius.!bl.aebed aad aablaoak-
I,) Drillings, Ticking,, ootlan aad
wool Floaoelt.6atiaeus,Caasimeroa,
Cotteaades. Ladies' ribawle,
hnbiaa A Hoods. Balmoral
and fioop Skirts, e
Alao, a tno assortmeat af Use's Drawers aad
Skirls, Hats A Cape, Boon, A Sheee.
all af which
WILL EK BOLD LOW FOR CASH
Hardware, Queensware, Glassware,
Groceries and Spices.
INSUORTA GENERAL ASSORTMENT
Ofevcrything araally kepi la a retail etore, all
CtKAP FOBCAU or approved eoaatry pre.
data.
A. K. WRIGHT A SONS.
Ooarteld, Kov.T , ll7.
KEYNTOXE NTOI.E
KCOKD rJr, CLEARFIELD, Pa.
SEW GOODS!
Shawls I Shawls! Shawls I
BLANKETS! BLANKETS !
loods! Kubias! BreakaBt SLIwU!
I AS II 6' TTJES!
anrETs axd oil cloths:
Ladies' Coats!
LAKES' AND CHILDREN'S KflOES!
ail Wool Rrptl
FIESCH AND ENOLIFU kfOEIFOB!
Sill Finisk VKLVET for saita
Aiaaadrr POPLINS !
AIIWool PkAIDS!
k ..a. bee Rspeliaat !
Chnaeleoa Poplla !
Tapa Cloth for Wrappers!
Lajiae' Cloakiop !
Waor Proof blaek aad browa !
Caaimsrei for aaea aad beys !
Boanet Velvet. Ribboai Flowers, Feelkers !
Laie's aad Children 'a Data '
Woe aad Couoa Da La; nee !
Maaias. Flaaaela, PrinU !
Zerkrs, worsted aad weal T ire. !
Dree, Ttimmings, fader. Clothing. Hats, Cape,
Hotterj, Ulovee, and a aompleto aeaortaeat of
all kieos of K0TI0K3, at vary moderate priree
XIVLIXG k S1IOWEILS.
Clearleld, Oct. I a, USltf (t-K
C. KRATZER &. SONS,
Ai E It C H A N T S ,
aiALies in
Dry 3oods, Clothing, Hardware,
Calkry, auoeasware. Oroeoriee, roviaioas aad
eiainglea,
Clrarfleal, Pena'a.
eAt heir aew a tore room, oa Reeiead atreet.
, aaar Memll A lligler'a Hardware store (janlt
"I reTI F.er ex tTBl.l ja- EI..
a I aa. l . .s, ... '
llw titii '.... ... ... ..
Haw orietefl a mrao anmner ot tao Bee
M.i.s.waaiigm an receipt ai twoaiv.
truenii, mat . aoyy to say aadreaa. atyU
171
JJJJ
& tfdirittts.
KIM O V A Id.
HARTSMCK & IRWIN,
DUGGISTS,
Jlarkrt &ftl, lUarfild, Pa.
TK hrg loaiia inform oar old and ne
1 T eaalomaraJi.. . k...
liabliihmant Io th.p.ciooi bow buildme jolt
SUTL'S M,r,trat. nearly adjoinine tba
.TaSS
... mi pgmie niooia and buy tbair
Drugs, ChemicaB, Patent Medicines,
OILS, PAIXIi ASD VARNISHES.
Oar ttoek of Drnriand Hadirinai eoniiau of
oreryuiinf aied, aakeud with the groatoat
eara, aad
WAHEAHTJU ETEICTLY PTJEE!
We alio keep fi.ll ftoek of Dyef. Perfumrriea,
loilat articlaa feoapf. Tooth Hroibea. Hair
Braihea, Whitara.b bruabea, and erery other
unianaa. a Bare a urge lot or
WHITE LEAP, TCKI'EXTIXE,
Flaiaaod Oil, PainU, and ia faet everything
taod in the printmit baatnaii, which wa oner at
City prieea to oaah kayora.
TOBACW AND SEGARS,
Confeetioaery, firjroi, and the largoat atoek of
.mri.im aver oowoa in tme place, and Warrant.
on io no OI Ibe belt tba Herk.t cRnrda
J. . HAKTCWICK,
Kar. , 18g. . JOHK I. IRWIN.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
. A if .4 If. Mint G a 1ST,
(Seeoad street, oppoalto the Court Bouse,)
C ILEA K ft ELD, Pena'a.
'piIE raoaeribers respectfully announces to tao
X eitlsensof ClearAeld and eirmily, tkat ke
da now ea hand a full supply of
MUGS, I" A TEXT MEDICINES
Dyt bluffs, Tobacco, Cigars, Confectioneries
Matioaerv, Ae.
rHY.-IC'IAXS
Wil find his stock ef Drugs FI LL and COM
PLETK, and atarery slight advance on Lai urn
prices.
SCHOOL HOOKS.
"here will be fumi.hed with
elaemal and miacellaneoos books by expresa,at
STATIOXETtT,
Coniirlinrof Cap. Flat Cap, Foolscap. Letter and
rerfumod oU papora ; al.o. a very aeat atoek
bt Mourning Note Paper and bnvel'-peoonaand.
'ens, rem lis. ink, e.
IlOUSEKEEFETiS
VIII tnd a full atoek of PURE PPICKS, SODA,
ODA ASM, Coo-entrated I VE. S(.A P. e.
LAIUKS AXJ) UEXTLEMEX
.rereqaaeted toexamine his stork of Perfumery,
lair fliles Fine Toilet boaps, Bruabea, Combs,
Xiial Sett. Ac Ae.
SMOKEK.S AND CHEW Ens
will tod a full supply of prims Chewing and
CUAk, Bnuff. Fin-' rul. Ac, Ae.
CAKiUlN OIL,
Of the best hrard. alwsrs on hand.
Llyruiw.
TV host enalltT of Liquors always on hand, for
mdieal parnoaea.
aav-Phy.ician.- Pr,
comnounded.
Phv.ieians' Prescriptions promptly and
A. I. SHAW.
XaTii:i;.s gkeat j:estokei:.
i II I
tTI'H
rrloViroforl
Bitter Cordial.
fll' medical preparation is now offered to ;
t -he puKho as a reliable
'peranon I. now onervu 10 :
reliable eubstitate for the I
uanj wortbleaa compounds which now tod the :
uertot. Il is purely vegetable, eompo.ed ol
-erms herbs, gathered from the great etnre-
ouseof nature, and eel.rted with the utmost I
are. II is not recommended ae a Ci-ur-All,
nl kr its direct and salutary inflnenee npon
tie lliart. Liver, Kidneys, Lungs. Ptnmach and
towcb.it acta both as a prerentlTO and cure
it many of the diaoaaas to ahirb those organs
re eLu.ieel It is a reliable Family Medicine,
od eao be taken by either infant or aduit with
)a eaae benctifial results. It is a eertata,
rompt nod ereedy remedy for Diarrho-a. Dya
ntary.Powel complaint. Dyspepsia, Lowneee
f Spirits, Paintinfs, hirkhesilarhe, arc. Per
'hill and fevers of all hinds, II is far better and
fer than any quinine, wilbont any of its per
ilous effecta. It creates an appetite, proves a
owerful digester, ed will counteract the effeei.
f li'iuor in a few mimitee. Prepared by JA'MiH !
CUKEIZ, r-ule Proprietor, N. . cor. Fifth
ad kaee streets., Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by
II Dniggisla. novll-ly
Attention, Afflicted 1
rHB oaksi-ribsr piros notiro that ho bas
rounfi the prod'tiro of Mrtlirins in ILtitb
tbur(, whoro ho aten'ts to riroto hif otifrt
tin tu tho trootmont of CHHO.MC MKAK.
bs?onorsl- It w iil hrcp nn band rhniro so
le. iob of Mil lis and MEIilCINES orfupid to
bo trrotmsBt of chronic ditoAsoa, ind nay bo
fin suited at bit otbco at any hour of tho rimy.
N. h.A word to thoso a(Tliftvd with chronic
dooaxo snoy bo to tnrib adronfair. Wam
t ptiThs awaro that ror tbt Phtiirions who
& tnita firaftipdk hat not Tiua Ia mliMrl to
lo manur difssos. and ponso-
Benny P flLin in ; tiri(-v tin cia hi -
requrrs ilct-rsira attention.
UKH1IIK WILPOS, U
Lalharsinrg. Feb. 17. laaa.tf
TEN EYCK & THOMPSON
ClllWESi-VILLl:, PA.
T T AyiS lust received from New York one of
II the Irrreet and beat selected stocks of
Hoods, we aw now ready tooger theeame toeur
eld enstnotea. ftn whom we return thanks for
part favors, land tho eittseas of tho eeoaty gea
eraliy, at
Trices thai will Bender Satisfaction.
Wive as a ea befere purchasing elsewhere, end
thereby eave torn a to 2ti per cent on your goods.
Onr stork eoniists of a great variety, each ae
D R Y G 0 O I) S, NOT 1 0 N S,
CLOTniNO, tiltot'ERIES, IIAHDWARE,
QUEKSSWAnE, EAIXTS, OILS.
IKI ., I HI IT OF AIX klMrsi.
Fi.h. Salt. Leather. Phae Findinffa. BOOT. and
M1"KS (eastern and home maile) in greet va
rle'v. and at reduced figures ; TINWARE,
Fl.Ot'R, Ae., Ac
TP. EVCK THOMPSON.
Hoeing re aeaocuited H. R. Tkompson with
me In the above trarte, 1 de.ire all persons in
debted to ma, bv Finte or Rook account, to eall
and settle Ike name without delav.
WM. TEX ETCK.
Cerweasvilla, May, 7, I sit. tf.
c Wine and liquor Slorr.
I. L. REIZENSTEIN &. Co
WBOl.RtAl.a MAIKBO !H
WINES & LIQUORS,
MARKET FT, CI.EAPFIELD. PA.
StuFnll stock of Wine. Bras').. Oln, Whi.kr
and Alcibol.fslweTs on haml. f-erisl atlenticn
paid to securing a pure article lur Sacram-ftal
and meltcal nurfinsea. laii?l-lf
.
a a aiTwi'X.u .ll Ami M.mlle R.,..e .1
ir " -" ' .
nilla Itupeo! an
s.aa Mewl Polo Aaa-Aar-ea vere rseap.
at 4. I', fcHAI ZIP'S,
11
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THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEAI2FIFLD, FA.
WT.DNE.-nAY MORNINU, MARrll l, 1S0.
A STORY OFTHE LOBBY.
Frm the Vafliincton corre.pon'lence of Col.
Don Piatt, in Ibe Cincinnati Commercial, Radical.
There aro two rsorts if protoss
tlirouj;h wliieli frrtiiduli'nt lfginlation
is iMTlut'tcd. )na is called the "ring,"
which means a combination of rogues
for Home one jmrposo ; and tho other
is called the 'lobhy," and designates
agents living here, and employed by
rings and individuals to push their
evil Bchemes through Congress.
I was turning this over in my mind
the other day, vhile I sat on a sofa iu
tho House of Itepresontutives and lis
tened to the winds that blow to and
fro about me, when I happened to
cant my eyes into the ladies' gallery
above, and out of the gloom aaw a
memory come, in the shape of a fair
laec.
I was so disturbed and haunted by
my memory, that I left my scat and
sauntered into the gallery and seated
myself near my fair friend, and with
out rudely staring I found vny memo
ry gradually gathering up the dis
jointed fragments of the past, until
the lair face was framed in and located.
It was a very sweet fuse, not no young
as it once was , but with a prevailing
expression of child like innocence.
Add to this a manner of great refine
ment set off and adorned in the extreme
of the fahhion, but subdued to the best
taste, and the motit artistic harmoni-
ting of coloia, and we have our old
acquaintance before us. Although I
looked my fair friend in the fat e, 1
saw that either she iiad forgotten me,
or was not disposed to renew the ac
quaintance. Hho waB talking in a
quiet, citfy maimer, to a well known
member of Congress, and I consider
atelv withdrew, as if I had been look
ing in the face of an litter stranger,
inxteud of one well know n to mu in
times gone by. An hour after 1 hap
pened to be upon the Senate Chamber,
where the multitude of marble steps
seemed to run out and flmv down,
when my fair friend came out, accom
panied by her Congressional escort,
Lte of the gallery, and almost brush
ing me with her dress as she. passed,
tho two descended. 1 aaw a neat
private carriage, drawn by a hand
some pair of bays, and driven by a
coachman in liven-, roll up. .My
friend of the law-making power helped
the lady in with a bow, tlio door
BWiing to with a bang, and the fair
uiv
drove away, while the Solon
came up the slept. Humming a tune
to himself and Knapping his law
making fingers, as if especially pleased
with himself. Having a speaking ac
quaintance, 1 bogged pardon lor my
curiosity, and nnked Solon the name
of his friend.
"Mrs , of Xcw York," was the
quiet response.
J he whole ol the siirronmnngs were
so entirely tliflerent, and apparently
so lifu longand respectable from those
that I believed formerly hedged in the
latlv. that I was in doubt. But, no,
- ' , .
the longer I thought upon the matter
tlie niore 1 fell Hlltir'hl'd of the identity,
A , m hrtt 11( 0 Was singular.
, . ,,. , . .
W bile detained in V a-ditngton, during
the war, awaiting orders, 1 was invi
ted by a brother officer to a wine
supper. The people giving tho enter
laniment were strangers, hut, taking
mv friend's word for il that I should
I be welcome, 1 went with him. The
house was a plain, unpretending; af
fair, but oflcrod a display of uphol
stery rather nnrommon about Wash
ington, and 1 learned that the bouse
and furniture bolonged to a "secesli"
funiilv, that had hastily left the t itv
before tho buttle ot Bull Lun, putting
their property in the hands ol trieniU.
Tho friends assembled on this occa
sion wero questionable. The parlors
were in a blaze of light, and under
the plnss Holies rtliout the ens jets
were some very pretty women, and u
number o( voting men iu and out of
iinilorm. 'The bare necks and arms
of the women indicated a party ; but
my friend informed mo that this sort
ol thing went on every night. We
had a rich repast, carnislied with
choice wines and the lively flow of
talk the last named generally brings
out. I wns particularly struck with
two of tho puests ono a slender
youth, with dnrk, large ryes, and
broad, thoughtful forehead, whom I
took for an Italian or Frenchman;
the other a beautiful woman of twenty,
in fact, but much younger in appear
ance. 1 found this young lady rx-
; ceedinglv charming, as she was not
I i.. l.iv'inrr in nnranli. but liv..!v in
...... .......f. ... . - , - ...... ...
mind.
We broke up at a lute hour of the
night or rather an early hour in the
ill,,! Mini;, hiiu it; txi.i-ivti ei( w
lew nights after, the wine., supper and
tlte merry people there assembled.
soon passed from my mind in the !
hnrried, eventful lifo of the ramp.
They were destined to return. Could 1
f ti A fit t tl ten li M tf Ita-WI tl nil I lit! iii, I !
death would have sal at onr board
that night, nnd phantom Tisions ol
dreadtiil events dimmed the glittering
lights, and settled in horrible glo tV-.i
on the countenances of the assembled
guests.
To one Ienlh would have said : "I
will claim you at CfianeelloTsville."
T: another: "I will come to your
...t.,,1 in 1,M t.nc.iiful nt P. ,.i,l. ..-!.... I
To another: " We w.ll meet al n.gbt.
and 1 Will save you from the gallows."
Of that littlo assembly in Umt sup -
, , 1 ,
per room, two only survive, 1 and
' n.i .r
H"' ""r'
It wns shortly after the asasinn-
tion that a friend aer.t me the photo-
graph of Wilkes lloolh, and I reeog-
nir.ed in it the young man I had
mistaken that night lor a loreigner.
When we were in command at Hal-
timore. nnd after Col Kisk e-ot into
lns dillicultv wilh Raker, so that
had, for a time, immediate control of!
the I'rovost .Miirsliiil's nflir-n. I ci eiveil 1
a card, at the White House, front
lady waiting to see mo in the liublic
.1' ,
l.artor. till retmirmrr In that ruem.
.,.,,. , . , . ,,
1 i r-
t tion room I lound my fair friend
IP
the wine supper in Washington. So
far as beauty went she remained the
same, but her wardrobe evidenced
straitened circumstances, if not pov
erty. She gave me a long account of
her troubles, and wound up by offer
ing to go to Richmond, in tho employ
ol tho Government, and return with
all the information tho could rather
up, lor the ubo of tho AVar Iiepart
mcnt in Washington. I at oncu en
gaged her, but did not send so suspi
cious an ngont into tho enemy's
country, until I had given her a fair
trial in Baltimore. She proved the
most adroit, self possessed, cunning
detective I ever snw or read of. She
afterwards mado two successful trips
to Itichmond, returning with valuable
information; although Jlr. Stanton
had no question but that sbo carried
to the confederates as much as she
brought a'vay.
I lull the army, and saw and heard
no moro of my pretty littlo detective
until tho day I saw her in the ladies'
.gallery so eleganlly gotten up and
surrounded.
That is, if it wcro really the same.
All doubt on this subject was re
moved the-next day by a nolo 1
received inviting me to an interview
al the lair woman's lodgings. 1 lound
her framed in by elegant upholstery,
and yet more fascinating iu the deli
cate morning robe thai so adorns a
beautiful woman by the concealed ef
fort to adorn. A tall, square built,
iron-gray man, of an intensely respec
table look, was introduced as her hus
band, and so long as ho was present
no (.Huston whatever was made to the
past, other than the few words of in
troduction as au old and valued friend.
boon as he fell, however, she, turned
and said :
"How kiud of you not to recognize
me yesterday, ily poor heart was in
my moulh when 1 saw you approach.
But you have such a tuct you have
such a kind bearl. I was relieved in
a minute when 1 saw that you slared
as if only attracted by my charms."
"Why, wouldn't your husband put
up w ith ihe part you arc, I suppose,
concealing from him ?"
"My busbaud" and sho gave a sil
very little laugh "my husband, that
fellow '. Why, he isn't my husband.
We only make believe. But if the
Hon. you saw me with yesterday
were to suspect lor a moment 1 w ould
be ruined."
"Come, now, this is interesting ; tell
nip about it. What btllo game are
you np to ? Believe me, I won't be
tray you."
"That's clever, you never have, and
I don't add to Ihe risk by telling you.
Well, I am no longer a detective a
spy ; 1 am a lobby agent. It is my
business to purstiade honorable mem
bers to vole for our bill."
"What is your hill 1"
"The ono I am employed to woiry
through."
"Well, does it require a sham hus
band, a handsomo carriago, and all
this sort of thing to set up a lobby
agon I f"
"Certainly, without a husband I
would not be respectable : without a
carriage and all this evidence of wealth,
II would not be attractive. It tinvs.
I however. 1 could retire now on a '
' hundred thousand. But I am horribly
ambitious. 1 want a million only
think of it, 1 mut have a million, "l i
have sold nivseif for money, and 1
want a good n ice."
"And do none of the honorable lie
preseiitatives know who you are "
"Why, you goiiie ! I thoaght you
knew better than that. M" bv, the ring
always renibes into the House u:nl
Semite, and some of our directors are
the most pious and respectable men
in Congress. There is one the most
benevolent, pious, philanthropic indi
vidual in the world. He is sn intense
Iv pious that be never speaks to nie
nevertheless he pays im- heavily. Here
is another, a most respectable gentle
man, who bows to me most profoundly,
in the gallery and on the avenue, and
presents me to his family with a lofty
air, who would look nt me with intense
astonishment if I were to thank him
fur my clolln-. carriages and servants.
Yet be contributes."
"Why, this ia so damnable I can
scarcely credit it "
"Yes, it's very wicked, and I'd rather
you wouldn't believe it. Hut after the
schooling you gave me in deceiving.
you ought not to wonder.
"You mean that for a hit forget
ting that that service was in behalf ot
your beloved country, and this"
"lti behalf of my beloved self."
"l!ut tin you mean to say that men
in high position connive at this wick
edness :
"Look about you ; see the enormous in wlin h the ting s or lite queen s ia
fortunes realized bv tifliciiils, and you ! vor makes the grealneos of a Mainte
w ill find that inine' is not theonlv car l ncn or a Marlon. Hitherlo, great
Haw rolling about Washiiigton that
is a fraud, and 1 am but among the sentative men together in a i resi
host of the wicked. Yon are too much ' denfs Cabinet. It was not Washing-
n . 1 1 I I . . I . ! Lit.'. IkitPuittinl 1 1 rv. mith J,'fT,-rsi,in or
a man oi me worm, i oiotict. to oe
t . . . ., .
', ,lt limll,,P
a good deal of
gi mi
a ,..,i , itiiii.iiiiiii roKitet ! i.t, 1 1 il v rr.verilirr
...... ..lit.- ti I. il.e ,il,i,iii,.i i. . in
li i tl.o .,,i,nn.i . h.i.I.- 1..
I . r-
-. ' . ... ,.
get. nnd the easiest to wear.
And how do you influence these
siiiliins r
"Sontetimes
".ni. timt-a one way, sometimeo
!amillier; Olll iiivhs hi ni'ini; hi i
1 quiet nnd exclusive
The game we
plnyfor.iscautiousaiidcunniog The
men bought cheaply arc the men not
worth buying. Jly business is among
the higher sort, that will not stmip to
common carrion, and carry w ith litem
great moral character that not only
i covers themselves, hut all llto lime
rog- ho vole wVb them.
"And you oflen la, T
1 . "S;"'"""''"- miM'
1 ber t ie tetnti ution of St. Anthony :
-Of atl the dr.ils under the skies
tleeil. wicked, or deuls Wiae,
.e.,i. .hn, or de.ii. tn.
,,eettv woman with aj.arkling eye
sT""' " "
"My mission is to rapture the lead
era. The lesser lights are left to
courser means Some surrender to
delicious little stirrers others to pT
1' suasion others again to love. There
is General . proud, sensitive, and
sunicious be comes to me with all
a his grid's, and I listen. Yon d tie a
tornelicrl to L-tinw how little the lull -tie
i . . - j
' I . rr a.
of I business. Then there is Mr
alio mil cn t tip ear nan to tl
began life with a homely, unrefined
wife, and is now ai-hained of her.
Poor man, ha is really in love with
mo."
"And will all the money you make
pay yon for the degradation you suf
fer in return f You are a woman of
fino intellect an intellect that ap
proaches genius; yon can command
admiration, respect even wealth, by
devoting your gills to au honorable
pursuit."
Her faco flushed for a second, and
then started to her feet and pacing
the floor io tome excitement, the ex
claimed :
"I learned my power when it was
too late. But you aro the la-it man
to upbraid me. Do you know when
I discovered my powers as an actress ?
1 will tell you. Under your tuitioa
while in Baltimore. I came to you
starving, and you sent me into private
families to worm out their Becrels and
betray their intentions."
"There you go again. That was in
the service of your country, and the
people possessed of thoso secrets wcie
our enemies.
"What is the difference, so far as my
character Went ? But 1 do not regret
1 have nothing to regret I have
no friends, no relatives, no country.
I never knew a man who did not
either insult me or cheat me. J never
knew a woman who had net a stony
heart and claws like a cat. I bale
them all. 1 despise them all. They
would hunt me down, and so I hunt
them down, when I can."
"But you have made monev enough,
why not leave the horrible business,
and" from this out trr and possess
rour soul in lieace. 1 ou are voun
yet you can have many years ofliap-
piness before you.
"You want me to desist," she said,
interrapting me. "I have two good
reasons tor going on. It isnot avarice,
allhouirh, having sold myself to the
devil, 1 am right in getting the best
price for my pour B"ul. Hut let nit
show you mr two reasons for goin
on."
Sbo walked into nn arched recess,
and pulling aside a heavy curtain,
showed tne, playing ou the floor, two
beautiful children.
"There," she continued, dropping
the curtain again, "these are niv two
reasons ; 1 cannot give my children a
good name, but I will give them that
whi:h is more precious than a good
name in this mean, wicked world of
ours 1 will give them wealth, and 1
will try to teach them to be anything
on earth but what their unfortunate
mother was ; so, now, if you betray
ine, you betray them."
'1 left the detective business when
I quit Baltimore. I try mora! suasion
now."
And so I took mr leave, and I give
this imperfect sketch us a specimen of
the way laws are madu, through the
lobby, in our beloved capital, n. P.
AY it v Mu. Chase was not Xomiisa
teii. Iiuring the debate on the suf
frage amendment, Senator Ikxilillle
contributed the following bit of polit
ical history: "I believe that if the
Sntirenie l (iltrL had held, in the case
M'furilln nn l,s hah. ennuis
which brought it before tnem, that
your military reconstruction law wa
unconstitutional, Jl'Cardie would have
been discharged from imprisonment
...
nd arrest, and Uiat decision would
have been sustained by all the de-
partments of the government. There
would have been complaint about it
in Congress undoubtedly, but if the
Court had decided the case, its decision
would have been acquiesced in. 1 be
lieve another thing, and 1 may as
well sieak my mind freely about it.
I believe that il Chief Justice Chase
tiad not hesitated lo deliver the opin
ion which the Court was ready to
pronounce, as all the world under
stands if he had joined in that opin
ion, as 1 have no doubt he would be
would have been nominated at the
eily of Xcw York last summer for
('resident ; and another thing 1 he -
lieve he would have been elected
just as certain as he is a living man.
Hut lie failed to make the decision
he hesitated ; bo let Congress steal his
jurisdiction away, ll was too late."
Flrsos ai. Favoritism. People ere
trying to find some clue to Grant's
nomination. Some say be wants to
exclude this class of men, or to include
that clics. The clue to Ihe whole
matter is easily found. It is personal
favoritism, a motive never before man
ifest in high politics in this conn try.
We regret to see its apjwsr.nee
among lis. ll is a symptom ot decay
It is the vice ol decaying monarchies.
, political consulerafons i.niiigin reprr-
- ! - -
Hamilton, nor -i on ror s personal ieei-
towards Craw
ford and John
.
iocs
Utitncy Adams, inal nrougni tnee
uuinc
! :....... ...aniline in tliM mil, lie
eminent .,...- ,
, service. Great public considerations.
I iii v. nn ii j.. ir.. i :
,......rl r..e 'tir-l.stin li SIO
tteterininea the t noire oi toe mrni'trs
of a new government.
; personal obligations, personal prefer
cures, that Hie puimc ltnerest ,s
' merged The re:gn of " rsial bt -
j vorilism" bas been inaugurated
W ashington.
A writer benntilnlly remarks that
a man's mother i ibe rrpresentatitT
of bis Maker. Misfortune and mere
crime sol no barriers bet wren ber and
ber son. While Ins mother lives, a
man has one friend on earth w lm mil
not desert b'tii when be is needy
Her affection fbws tr.m a pure foun
tain, snd cears only tl the ocean ol
eternity.
"What have yon
about mv oratory ?
to remark, sir.
once asked a
vain T.nbhrpekcr of John liamlnlnh.
..v.i.i.ine. ..r it n..t Te-markahl.. -
'quietly replied the merciless wil
,
I CavtioJC. "'see
- ' said an
Iri-h lad of seven summer.
Ilifli'll.lIP Wlllias" UM.rii tij' m . s",r
o with thisj"if too don't take U.at dogaway.l
r , who I eat ip all your spjilea "
who wa driven np a tre hv tlog.
iCAN.
M INTERESTING CEREMONY.
t'onrrralon af a f hrl.tlaa Ma idea la Jada-
lam Marriage of the leane; Lady to aa
laraeilie.
From the Chicago Tribune.
The conversion of a Christian to
Judaism is nearly, if not quite as on-
usual an occurrence as the conversion
of a.lew to Christianity. The tenacity
with which e.'tch t lings to the peculiar
tener.ls of tbo Church to a hich be or
sho is connected, having from child
hood been accustomed to worship ac
cording to a prescribed form laid down
by their ancestors, renders the laek of
training the mind to run in a totally
different and contrary channel to
which it has been habituated, one of
extreme difficulty, almos-t invari
ably I
exa-1
I Of-UlklHU 111 uiob 'irjiiimirii. auu . a- '
. . 1 1 ... '
Hon.
ihe strontrest arguments tall-'
ing. as it were, upon unwilling hearers,
fail to produce any itr.presi.ion what
ever, and, if any one in induced to re
nounce bis faith, it is generally due to
outside influences. The converts to
Judaism thus far, at least in this city,
have been women, and the f."t that
there was a man ready to receive then,
and call them wife as soon as they
crossed the line, bas induced them to
abjure Christianity, desert Christ and
depart from the patht in which they
had been instructed to walk. They
probably feel justified in so doing, evi-
l..nl. irifammtir.. f Ia Mrinn. . ,f tVtm I
i. P ,l .1... . . .,l.r..,M I
leave her father and mother and cling
to ber husband, as including Christ
.......... ..... , ......... . ..... ,
SIPV. . , I I V. 1UIIIU SO
ful, and w hen a woman devotedly i T W'JZ
love, a man she will aacnfit her-self " PZ.
for his sake, for it matter, not with :-? mrob'r our cotifrrera
what .Articular religious sect she be- ttt. in which 1 cxgr.t.lt to.,
comes identified, so long as ber belief j
. . . .
The second instance of a Cb;igo
Christian adopting the Jewish faith.
d, . j . , ,- , i
being admitted to memtsrhip of
that church, is that of Hiss Jlarr Gil- -p a-:.
more, formerly of Letroiu Michigan. ? tbIxrtl bft ep Hi. eoanle-nanc
I'articular iuteUt atutchad to Utt ".f""' JT t"Z ?l"
case, from the fact that she was J Tbe lbU tbeo shook hanu. wuU
Catholic, it lK-ing generally conceded . ci lUt f"Tnl-v, m ,M r
the LomisU Church ha. a stronger! At one o ciexk the tr.de ar.i groom
hold on its member, than anv oiber.r" tLerr.ot,ve. ttre the a.tar
U(j ll 1.1 LJ 1 1 1 1 AA a- s vr il vi V til .nttsiii ae a c a m airv i
.w.v ,a i"Vv, i.r,m A a: it t Va
Ullliaiiuuuj V uiie.iaiiB. a.is uir
r instance, a rrositecLive husband
., . 4 J
the paramonnt reason lor dea-itg
' 6
other i
was 1
(invcrr.iou.
The ceremonies were held in the
t, . ,. ,, c ,
Brothers of 1 eace Synagogue, located
.
v - ii iuc vui mi v. auiiu .hi... situ
Harrison slreet, yesterday morn'ng
-e. ,:rf ,i..;.,w.r.
a a aru uif uiier ui aiiw siuc aisire. sm.&
. j i - , -, . u
in hand, being ci.lani iiar with the
.11 i . t . L . l i . .
customs of the Israelites. As be ap
proached the altar several gentlemen
requested hirn to don his cnapean. as
it was contrary to the Jew b law tor
a man to nncovcr in a place ol wor
ship. The head covering was restored
to its place, and he scaled L. nisi If to
await developments. There were no
j , i, i.-
rv interest was man.iesierd on lb pari
of those prevent in the rare event
which was to take place.
Anout ten m,nut.- after eleven the
,, . u
panied bv Mr. Jul.a LameU u,4 Mr.
i -I..-!. C.t.. ..L i., - ....... a h
I . r . i. .. 1. ... c. ... j
Kit ui uir aiiiu. , us aa. auiiri m
a ncat-fimrc. white tarictan dreJr --pnncaria iwic a, rr,r,y
with no ornament except a white silk , olJ f
scarf, which enrin-U-J lUncak. She ; nt-da, d Ibe roads ... over loan
wore a "Grecian Bond" bat, tr.mmed ! er P- w f"'m
with blue, with a laige wl
bite feather
in front. Miss Gilmora is decidedly j
good liMeking. and unquestionably will ;
make Mr. licrney ller'yn, the g-cLtie-;
man w hom she bas circled as a Lie
punncr, happy. ;
The advent" of tie Rabbi, lb Rev j
Dr. Mesning, was looked f.or with anxi- j
etv. He entered the t hurch dressed i" --
inhis rol-s. in a short lime, and took 'l ' per to bar. good
a position in front of the alur. There r"d 1tk",Hr.,',m IV,,sftt"'
were no-r al-out Sm" prraoiia rrweisk ! roi Te'' M f"7 kT "
M.ss Gllmore was CM.ndncW lo lb. Tir' A, " rt P"iim 14
altar by the sexton. Mr. Lout. R.cb- OT WPP ta a poor
arach, n hen the follow ing colioqcT , horse
took place, ihe yourig lady answering '
the questions in a cirar and disvincl
1 rniee lb audience maintaininc- the
j stri,.lfui, f;rnpe during ibe titrnwe :
jtohi.iMiss Mary i.ilmore, as von
present yourself with the ii.tcr, Uon of
joining the Jewish faith.areyon ready
lo answer me. in the presence of lte
peoiile, Ihe following questions?
Mis. Gilroore I am.
Rubhi Then plrise answer them.
Do yoa freely and of venrown aeiird
j tin the Jewish faith ?
MissGilmorsj I do. in the presence
" W ,n lD otnJ lD- iomcurnes, as ia cave r a Toang gen-
Urd. and in the pre-ene of t!,f Al td Ujt m be l kt J.,
mighty, declare my purpeae to j,.,n ' lhT ,rpr,,4.h j,., f.Xjir jUt marl.t
the Jewish nation and TTCogn;e ihtn ,,mM u. they blab
unity of God. irr ,,uJe t-.ker of familiarly and
Rabbi-Ar yrm arejua nted w-ah a.Uon wfcico xtrr rU-rre " p t
the artic.lt of fa.ih of cur nattoa : ' Mr Ferrmsoo kiss Aant Marr sou
jli,st,,imore-iam weuarsjt.air.iev.
wish then, and hereby da dec:a-e
f (b(,m
rshe then declared the Ihir-
teen arnclt of faith of the Jrw.sk
nation, as f.il'pws :
1. 1 Ix'iieve, with a jwrfc'l la th,
that God ibi.-.ed I Hi name is ihe
Creator and Governor ol all created
le:nc. and that lie alone ba n-.ade.
ar.d ever will make, erery prjii-tcn
2. 1 Iwneve, wtth a laerle-et ta ia
' , . , ,, , . ii
Ullli mt i realgar lueseiea r-e n;s name
the on y God, and thai tlirrt is nr.
' umlv W'liatever l.ke ot.lo 11 m : and
. j,f ,.r , hn a.
mi) Jn(, mn if r
; t 1 M.eve. with a r-"rh--t lank, that
; Crcawr, tb.caaed 1 His aamei is
J iiicorpnre.i ; that be is ovl sb! t
lo anv t . the cJ.anrc meijetl lo mal
ter. and that lie bat ixl ary atini.i
lude whatever.
4. I bciieve with perfect fatth.
that ibf Creat ir ;hie,tMi U R, rtaaic
is Isr'th ibe f.rsl and last cf a I br,f
5 I tsiuvr. wuh a rt i:. :h.
that the Cvato- t lrr-a be HrsT.aTTie
yra, lo Hub only, is i; projirr U ad
dress our prayers, aad laal u it not
proper to pray to any other bt :t g.
6 I lar-iicve. wi.h a perfevl faith,
thai the pr .id.ev-T of M.scs, otr in
4mclr, iw..y t.t oui tTi in tjauti
was irae issj,hce-r B4 that t.t n-
or hit n.ay suc.-essi Lira.
here, misther."! s- 1 lieve. with a prrt'e i . fV th.
Ihatlhe law mntck we nv now in
- - .
l' eT','f,n f
j V tottl p
' 'r r-r...n i tne--ame- ...
i jciocei our tastrac4s.ir
rest in ware )
S I liolirv., with r-r-rtw, Hurt,
thai 'ba law ill tirvf ''"iK
tndlhal Ibe , Veals t be. A F
natiiM at:.i rrvr-r p -v arr r-tber
law
I ft. t believe, with a pcrfr't (Vtb,
thai in Cn-aUr. tbleeu-ed be Ilia
nsnie known ail Ibe tlior ai -1
tlioujl is of men, H is staled: "
their henna, and a folly ai-ijuaiftUsd
with all their works.
11. I believe, wiih a frrWt faith,
that' the Creator, (hlcwed t 11 .s
rme rewards Ihrase who obaf-rej Hit
rommsndmenis, and pabisaet Uo
bo transgress ihenv
12. I believe, aith a perfrrt faith,
that the Mc-'.ah will (ne, at. 4 al
though Hit evoiiug be Uebyii, 1 w..l
still, in daily bojo.-, piitet.i y attaui.
His sppearane.
13. I tdieve, wilh a perfect kith,
that there will be a iwurreclifu of
Ihe dead al a lime taten :'t shall plea-e
Ibe Creator (blessed and exalud lew
His name forever and forever.
The lULli 'hen took Mis (iJioor
by the hand, led ber into lie altar,
oeened a door and t xio-td ibe Tsurah
to view, at the same time aekiog tbo
queat too. Do you know the nuauirjg
of this, and lie origin thereof!
ilisa Gilmore li in ibeTaurth, tba
holy law of Ooi, given onto Mo
on MoulI Sinai fur the cUiUIren of
Israel.
Rabbi Can yo inform tne the
r words a kul'
I law!
Mis-s Gilmore I can. The iuvt
. , , . .
irrjt.nar.t aror.ia are iLoae lr. iLft
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ond Book, chapter 1?, tixth Terse; :
"And God said unto larael.yeaball b
of my kingdom of jd-icala and an koly
nation."
They thee resuneed tbelr forTneT po.'
sibon in trvnt of lb a, tar, and lb
coiioqay was continued as follows;
LaObi As yon have joined onr na
tion, il now become, you to cast off
your old name and Lake a name
among Israel, therefor please tut
which came yoa thoo-
Miss Giimore I choose-the name of
Leah, being the hum bieat of the moth
er! of our cation, and who never J-
tared ber fait in Ood-
liabbi I declare yon then, sister
Leah, here in the btsuscj of the Lord
onr Gird, and in th presence) of the
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l" lue m m
naltfin ea sr. 4 tk s.rw.t frVirn Wt a O taf. tmrajt
' the blessxp of Ue Id our God.
fhM
m,T tun AJuru iiiaaw aa rs un wui.rw
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l!cn.l'Kr OF J.OAi'S os Hot?. .
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I Pr. Holland, ed:tor ot the Tingtjria
A.'ruiVa.travtlirrinIjir.i-;vwr.ie.
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to his journal a letter at.'ut horse and
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r-TMirla in arhir-h beaays:
The point
hich I wish to ircpresa
"foil my American reader, w t mpy
n reader is i.mpx
. this :
h hrrtse, err.ploTed in
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' the treeu ofa c:tv,rTon the rvaas ib
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the country, does twice as inoch work,
as the American borse rnilarly em
ployed in America. This i the pat
enC nndeniable lart Xo man can a:!
to see it who has hit eyes abcol tim.
How d e be do it! Thene are most
important tjaeaiums to aa American.
Is the Ecg'.ioh horse be'.ter than lLa
American j
ot at tuL Jt be over-
! 'a ? 1 ThTe tT,etlf9
! h? I Uv. san bat on. Urn,
J bt" 4"l JT v"r-"
'", tU U' Fg! sbmaa ha. m-
Tt-sled ia perierl and irtnaDeiit roaoa
! Amtrica. expends ie pensb.
- V. : a nr. ir.l pe.ll!
to I fed.
i We are using to-dav in the miic town
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! r "Ty vo v m. " v arc .u, us.
ounarcsaa 01 norses io crag
Lbrongh boles that ongbt to be tiKed,
ovr sand that tbonid be baric r.ed,
through mnd that oagbt not to b
penrjitiei to tx-st- We bve th.
rtisery of bad mad, arid areaaually
or practica :y ca iea upon to pay
It l'rrtjii os Ctari wsTAtcis.
Cbiidned are qua .iied biexsitp ; but
whether altogether or only part y so,
tbey are ae(-eary. What sort tf a
p!:gV,t should we rea.-h in a (vrtory
or ss wttboat themT Fitialle, no
d 'u'd. Thea let nt be kind ta Lb.
your.g f-.tita Let bs rfs-v.;ct that
j we were once sach, and l.kely eogh,
were nisi as tk-.st, frvi.
tklni
non-
senaicau, r.Kih as ary that art sc.
about c, an wi-m we are ap to
reBsnre as a rntsance. l.-riarTn trt)
-p-'v" nrvr-r
a nnieance, tboagh
,,ie ,r , Aon, ,trT b,j
her arm around Mr Fercuon't net k,"
and kindred c xpreeAiorta, thatch tnis
enoagh. ars foi p'casanl to be nrtyuej
abroad by erterfw-tan It r-v Si ghtly
a ntusance iben. p wa-i-ty, but rarely
otherwise.
ryTTfjnio Ilh sTtano Tba
Wasiitrctoa rorrrp.-crl of teas
Cincintia'i C'm.m.rri-,tl i hVpublicaa i
pek she the I.Hiowinf rxouant skttrh
of lire prvhK '.toi il ant htsdapc.:
Iet me L.iostral. I arc hate an asa.
' islo tic axe h.r.d.. baetneaa. 1 find
t U.at it w,n pT. Axe ban dies car.
b b..r!.t rbc-ajir in Canada than I
raa mak tbem. sol hasten p to
Caarrtes ard stale mv rr.evaDf-.. ll
i a rreal iriere , Ult , pmckral
lv cany-, and niBst l protected, ll is
a crral ir.terest, exeror. MiXirbead,
W;..-n, Shfrmark, Wale A Co ll ia
a irreat inirret, si neks the r-.l"
rt u. ; and iurvLarub a law is paael
f rer, every man pi.rhaing as axes
Lar.j.r to jjy me fc ly cer.ts r.suad of
iwenty.fve.. TLrs rs called a protec
tion ta American itioalrv. Ttat i.
it jrfv.locte B.y industry at tki. etprc
of the wod-brn per. Hot thra be
i no bjainesa t j be a wooai-Alcritier
nty dt bs mak. axebar.uWI
Srrvn bm r'-tt
L:uie G.r! -)h. n.rr,tra! ia that
a'" Manrwa "Xa a-.T rbikl that
is B beal" Fa'hrr "No, my u'i
art ihir' t, r. l. st ' tKither a 'en
I nor a b ,.',. .l it it a hea. t, ltj
ibeaobeeio of iv. t la-sled aoatitry ."