vol. XXXI.
OFFICERS Or COLL ,M Ur A, CO.
President Wirdeut Elwell,
Asoneiate Judges— M o l lri 1, ; b a l m
Prath:y and Cl' k of Co' al 6—Jaw Coienian
Regi4ter and Recorder —John G. Freeze.
( Allen Mann,
Commiasioners-I.lohn 1 , . 1 3 c:vIor,
( Montgomery Cole
Sheriff—Samuel I.'Mytler.
Treasurer—John J. Stile 4.
I Daniel Snyder,
Auditors— L. 13 Rupert.
(John P. Ilmtnon.
Commissioner s —NN rielsigi
Commissioner's Attortwy—E. 11.
Mercantile Appraiser Cnpt, ti. a W,
County t.lurveyer —lsaac A. 11,
District Attronev—Mihon 'Cranyli.
Coroner—Willi:Ml J.
County Soperiutemient—Cllss. 0. it okloY,
Assesors Internal Revenue—lt, F. CM , k.
J , ,hn
E luvr,
Assistant Assese.ur 11 1 '
J. S.
Collector—Benjamin F. Hartman.
NEIV STOVE AND TIN Sh OP
0$ M Al IV STREET. (\1 Alt hY 011 , 1) wi
MILLI:WS STUIt C) Itl.UUllsn R v‘.
1111: uodergigue4 bat Oat titled up. eol . 1 .-n a
hi. new
sirovE AND TIN "kiii4)l) 1
in th 4 pinee. where he id 1 , (01 , 111,(1 i wake hp he,
Tit WARR rir ill kinds ht hie hue, and Me repair,
ih*. With steamer+ , awlib well, New the wwl ru
eopekle terms, Ile Pipe keeps ue 'heed ertIVE-4
various palterne and styles, which he is in soli epee
Plum la snit Wart:W.l,l'c
Give tiii,./11. IA a 1004 vwcbaffic., N o d e
serving of th totbite p4trunage.
!ACOB m rz.
Oloombtirg, E.ept. poqh_i y .
pLASTEIi FOR SALE
The unduri.ipud ii ;Ohms fitting up a
PLASTIS latall
et the PEKN FTRNIACE MII.ISt, r u.
the poetic Wi r e: kit; Niththi
Novia Scotia White fla.ler.
prepared ready fer ea,. is totp, , lith , la *4;l tout
Cr,, at any time from tile fir:A o
tt
ClaillWioga, Jan. 23, 1.• • ".7,
BOOT AND ;411oE;liol'.
OM II P. G To.V.
R,.pectruny odono th , rm:p u
pared to InallolfildUre an Loot. of
sal BOOTS AND SHOES,
r 560 elt tht L 7' [Welk
Rt short tooter and 01 0 0 , s. re 1,0 and
Mr, 100, (ai eeit•konnn in fo,
had many pq.r.o of ~•1 ,y.T.•1,. II If
ntatinn for gnotl work, Integrity tud 103,4.01 ,
hit Unottrpa,s,A.
Phre r.f hnsito,ol nn S.mtlo hon o r of
Moth anti Imo ov..r J. 4.(iffi,ff..ff
MOOliffifkllfg.
pa
GEO. W. DIAIGEI, rroprielor.
The choce terll;knOVC,l r-; r.-reat'.y a•• lnr
gone hulk al changes in it- tuts:..:.! vrr , o.::. , ,ra
Yid its proprievo !.
and the trneOhne pw;llc t!: t I.;• ••• • •
for the ci ,
onintt of his goct.- f
;: . ;•• : • ;
the country. Ms table
pried. not old) stlth not ;
the delicacies of the s , o-ou. 111. Lei : • ::. ;
(except teat popular honor utc kamett‘,4
purchased direst (ruin ttie st/I;, ,, ritisz too , . ,r
'trete ptrfa. 0114 free , frtvu rII 1,11.11101« areas:
is thank NI fur a lia , rar p i . ;
will continue to deserve it to kW: 11'011,1.
=
June 13. 140.—tf.
. . .
IZEPSI ;:114 )1'
TEI underoipml wOOl4 ittot rE , A p.4 , 11.i11y an.
1100,1 co to up. putthe w , ner,„o:*„ •;c.f
In exertao 1111 v,
is //- iv' it ,
CAA 11.i1V01.N he 101;114 4,1 • or t •,
log. itiouding Tia , stung • ' Lii
kind+ of rarlothltr .11,, , 4), .'`.l 1%0
LATINO UP lit cAs A
, Mllll nu short name, to ••• •,
Her. upon the wort reat4o.oo .
114 a [wig oxporiqb,. ill tits• • • f.••
the shop Lewis IL Mau. ~ s •
mun pum, warratots ittui in s tyttit;lo4 , , it • r• ,
entire pAtioraetion to an 14 111 las wi
their work.
Eloqinsburg, Nuv. V, I
FAUN IIOUSI.
Tux subeltriher having purchavA tins -rath
ilnivitt," tti
LOCK II A V EN, Pa .,
Prom ^f W. V.le.tq, Letu, ty to t',e
nendaof the iluutr, hot ttcqtraints!.. , .. MO)
lit generally,he tido if , 4- 1,0-f r p ..! t
UIII/ the steconmehlatthit4 hh:l ehmthtte of
RUG their pattotwge.
J. OUTIAKISJE.,
Life or O.? 41ndi,Rna Mao.", Ph t}a4etldtia.
Leek [lateen, Dee, 20, Doti.
WIS'S LIZZIE PETERMAN,
rnid announce to thf• la4lfrat 4 , 1 rtiooru=Lora a:; i
the Rubio' that oho haat tvt ,
the tatraeril 43.11 . 8 Her
Spring and Ntintiner
t f
MILLINERY GOODS,
tonsiettny of atl attire a n r .relly fmrmi in first
Minot Pry 0t0r..4, liar good. are of ,be piohty
and among the 111(11.t hinithioule and HieoPor4 ne the
market, Can and examine theta far yourA•lvec
Nobody abonlil pochavo al tun here br4ora eX Una n•
OW Mien Petrrwarthr igtocit of goods Itonoe4 wady.
to t.tite , , on the phortnq notice, or repnir" , i.
Stoll nn Main etre. I. :id d 4tr below the store of
Mendehhatt le Supers,
fileontandry, May e, 1846.—tt.
NEW TOBACCO STORE.
TT. IL 11UNSBRIME11,
Akin Strut, t eluto the "A merie.inliuttge,"
101100WISZURO f PArt
Where he keeps on hand. and tarnishes to the haw
♦nd caaot•y trade, at Philadelphia (lowest) prices,
FINE CUT.AND PLUG TOBACCOS,
DOMESTIC AND illPOltTillt CIGAR' Mt holds of
SMO Ili lAG TOO CCO
etilitth Meerschnom and Drier Wood Pipes, and all
arkiles pertaining to his trade.
ri'lliose Milan rotnl deniers in ritsnrs and chew.
ink tobaccos. would do welt to go e him a ran, in
mid ot sending to tha cities for every sonic they
painful' Pomba slur of Owen country pteitars.
NoVentbar
"nRUGS, DRUGS, DRUGS.
'Ware Medicines, at John U, Mnyer's Drug OW
tarner or Main and Market Donets. A good aeon
Apoent
Irt RE DRUGS,
m ed icines, Pain.
sold c h e aper
il ed Varnishos. alWays on
be sold che n aper than at nog other
OWN.
,LITY GUARANTEED.
no corufully compounded at Nom',
Jai nci Midiciini ■old it Illiyer's llrup
Ilaktit's Coil Liver Oil.
outbrli 071 Up, sold at Itioyeer Liirug
lable patent medicines, call at Muyer•e
on tends , wholesale end at J.D
Store, muowbuts,
.—if.
L0()MS131, RG
","I.;lloottmintrg alcutocrat
•
IS PIAILIFIII:1 1 Mtn' III3 I :4I , >IDAY IN
1110011881:110, PA., lIY
coin-
WILLIAIIINON U. JA -6
; Tc r 0m.4,--at en in inteanre. not pall within
' t.IX MONTHS. b 5 rentaidditional will he churned.
r. 7" Nalninet dirrentintied att ueerer*
are pale except at the °wit% of the editor.
104 GINXV COMMTUTE l AttlAitg.
square Ole Of three Insertions
Livery subsequent insertion less intim 13...
stoics. Ix. P.st. 3M.
filiorr,3l* I 4,(10 CO I 70,<V3
'Pceu,quart=3. I a 11 , 1 ,± .rd! v.vo 0,0) I 14,00
"I , I
7 WI I lit(111
it r , CH I I a 0 0
IL If r. Pt 01,0 t i In (Id
1:),ot., /
It •.:.IJ4) :4:J./.1 ,Vl,(:St
Adt.loi.,tiatoes Nwico„
:•• r rI o, 11,11 t, Lti set , art wain to tit , tut
l• • V.'11L , 131 tAVvtity
• 0,:t• in Wit nli, “11
. r `i
~i{all '
1:or tht ,
Lyrivte•lthr Sustmeh3lnta
10,:...."4 II 3.% itADV,
As fi sty went tiown to Ow ftort.
'l7l thtttai:, tl st t-.tai tittm,
' t h ey-to, r ,ittrt f. tintre.
I tt4lk , 01'1.4 to ttt, „t et:ttt: tt
thrive,
• _ art!,-ht every , oln,l,
Tho Ha rrrt chh titrrzr..li
t ••• ro,
• i
But wbctt
Pi.
' Iny A' sr :!. •
),, r;oliz :C. Id.
' - : tON'ty nom
d•pitied ,'Very tac
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I .• • .••;:. t. ::Id:rg , y trxnl,
n
. • ' file 11(. ht2f cries of
• - (1 thnt iv::
3ii~~ trot l v.. L
11:..1
:tt •• .J 1 1 1 11. 1 Ir , tv t•
.•.: C.-
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; • LI; ;In ;
I,r, I 'll%. 1.;; o'l.'0 1
0; I'. 1 1, I'1'vi1t1y el.; . 1.
'. 1 • .' ;;1;'.1 ZLI , I IL! I , t
I . I .: n • 1 7,
A ti.oyat MaS, 4 lacile. , 4ob4 torieztelstr
Elopes with to Carl of filNle4vo•
quiet of North Adele-,
was thr d in the !/
Siau6.!.y
A. 1.14-
I :!• 1...
it I :.114 !it 1! I ;
t• wi!i! ,•'
It tiro' I,
',1 1 .t pal.
from the villa:e tive leeeilay last, bu
tt' the Pone!: lady hail told her parents that
she was going to visit a friend in the neigh
dotterel. and Mr. Merrill had lately been
appointed to another charge, rendering
it',..enee from home neeesSary a conAleral,l. ,
portion of the time, no suspicions were
aroused until Sunday, when the failure of
either pm ty to appear, taken in connection
with the remembranee that there bad been
come former scandal in relation to them,
suggested that there must be something
wrong. Accordingly, on Monday m ornin g ,
the friends of young bete entre, to this
city, anti found that on \V in:teday
hot Mr. Morrell had put up at the Troy
Home, reeestering Lie name as S. A.
Merritt, of New York, etelthat on Thursday
night he had stopped at the American.
F r om this it appears that the young holy
did not reach Troy until Friday, tarrying
here only for a short time, and leaving for
the West on the same day. During Thurs
day Mr. Merrill made one or two attempts
to borrow money, and was refused, 130
being the ruin that he desired. Whether
he finally sueceded in "raising the wind"
we did not learn, but a report received from
Utiea yesterday, states that 1w bad stopped
in that city and was again trying to borrow
money. He nrocurcd ticket on the Cen
tral Railroad from a cot: lector on the Troy
and Boston Read, with whom he was ac
quainted, telling him that he did not k'now
whether he would go to Utica or further
west, and would pay for it when he return
ed. The brother and brother-in-law of
Misslloughton were in the city this morning
and intend giving the reverend villain pur
suit and a *arm greeting when they over
take him. The young lady is but sixteen
years of age, and in addition to being one of
the most beautiful and accomplished young
ladies or North Adams, is most respectably
connected. Mr. Merrill is well known
throughout the Troy Conference as a preach
er of remarkable eloquence and power,
and has occupied some of the most impor
tant stations w:lin its limits.
GEORGE HASHMT
Never chew your words. Open the
month and let the voice come out. A f4ll
- once asked, "Can virehne, fortichode,
gratichuoc, or quietehude, dwell with that
man who is a ntrunger to reeitichude 7"
The words here arc badly chink.
BLOOMSBITRG, COLUMBIA CO., PA., W
1
4
RATE (l ADVEIMANti,
IMEIIIIIZEIMI=
V: 11 .I.lt
(ARM: , 1%1
I
C:tt
I!iii hi.. uyo
.1 w, ;.y,
1 ... joultiey at Ow
i. i poli%•lL th- i ilin o s who monlor..l
1:I1"I
DEC AT DL PCDLIC TERM CE.
With all their advancement, add intellee.
Vial progress rnd enlightment. there is un ,
qiu?itionlbly a growing tendency among tie
ilized people to gratify theirquaterial appe
tites immoderately. The more one has the
greater is his temptation to spend. The
man of limited income, acquiring wealth
exchanges frugal for extravagant
habits, and rarely refrains from entering up
on the new anal mazy avenues of material
enjoyment opened to him. One luxury be
gets the longing for another, and from be
ing attemperate, abstemious, well to do eiti
z-m, ho to frequently becomes a "fast „
num of the world, t• pvipling his money in
toitish g. all 1,4, and corrupting society
by hi e and example. This is
ey
p eidly true of our own country, where the
of PI- Lty may be tha millionaire
0: to morruw, where the absolve rd . all en de
f,und upon family, afford full
min. a. 'rh, very Ina..-.dal
.! maim Itta?% titer ,
V,ea!,ac>s :itot
cay, as was the case with Pagan nations.—
Napoleon prides him-elf upon having bro't
France to a high s,tate of prosperity and um
”it. if we are to believe a Paris jour
I , 0, h; . , r , this pretended prosperity and
1.:•;. • no tier its enchanting app, , arant•es the
'•hut ioo certain germs of dessolation, rum
•vii ,1
~..StAO
To threittow-1,
4Votiimoti., with a lapil Ootiil•rlttion it,
COISINUCIIPC
or lawiil •;A• rowt o.tity
:ono! ii. 12.wii!ior• of •1,:•-
. ::•'• - ill a •
~r have ahac.-t
: ;•, I, (0.111! rt, •
It then th - Iv, •
Fr , :tich
thr , n.•ii'Astr, tt vt!.. ~
Ilway..; tit talk of mrti , y, :
pro , potity, rlpre.entel
ttd t, tr. 1 , , . li.play
I In..ar t.,..nti , lahm-ly--toptirol, to
io.tantiy t• r,F Oa.
: to put iu t . lit, 1;: , t11 . 0. .art ;;
th fir:4, to hol
at and : vu
I. lit up r•lr n than t,
••• •• e • ! !!';• ,•• •••
1.• • • 1•1•11,:: - , 1:... f....•• ILL.:.
1,.. •
‘•• : '',
. !.;. to
C.. • :• :t 1..1.. • tw
j 1!..! •
Os :a $A,il ItOt ItIVICV,(3tI
11.:1!‘. 1110:11,11,V11
Will Ll::: 1 1
'low wit , . 1.: : Char.
. .1 at I • t!
• 1:!;.•
• ••• .1 ; • •f'.. /
ft: • • 1 .. .1
. . a • •!.•
of
js'l'tt)'l
- Luxury. such we tic now-a-day = ,
odu4cr,oo , ll, corrupt awl lying. it i 4 :it.l
- wit 1 vanity, ridiclllollS pride,
to t+l6llo uuil "4: 1 1 , 1 , othors,
" Mon-h'ilr hO., his hors and his mistro , :s.
es ; fd- hime mu-t have le:r jewchs the mc-t
•ive and fitraecsmsdrellCS; the home
' tl -tiled, the modesty of the mother of a
litutily in an empty word ; the fidelity of a
wife * * alas ! liveryhrly lies, ev
c4 buds is deceived, 110 cue any longer
klows what saving is, and all are really
lioti• and misc;ably in debt as much as when
they have a hundred thowand a year, as
when they have twelve hundred 04am:es) a
MBE
the }resent !Livery does
not admit of ; every holy has rpdie
on•rti l ii to make both ends
Now, children cost money, and a great deed
of money; the education of b o y s and the
portions of girls absorb large stns. 111 well
regulated families they think of this in good
time, now-a-days it is found much more con
venient not to harp children, orscaretily. any.
One is enough ; two too much ; three a real
calamity."
Does not much of this apply equally as
well to American society ? lu our r u ndne s . ti
for everything Parisian, in our love of
and shows, are we .not in danger of
attaining ultimately a condition calamitous?
These are questions certainly worthy of' con
sideration and reflection in view of the grow
ing tendencies of the day.—...V. Coal
merciat Aftecrbl.:er.
No At cot yrriu run TarrrE.—The Phil
adelpdia Press says it hopes die Southern
States will scud all Negro Representatives
to Congress. This is candid to say
least. Forney has a right to prefer 1,1... k
men to white, but it is paying the white
clash compo=ing the Black Republican par
ty in the South, a sorry compliment.—
"Every one to their taste," as the old wo
man said when the kissed the sow.
OT Cruz. l'Orrs."—Abolltionism has
got "eat" of the confidence of the people—
is "out" of hepe of success, and will Won
be IK3 clear "out" of office as the public
treasure it has robbed is "out" of motley.
HEM
..v. r
11:!1
A Wino Mr Story.
The Milwaukee vonujusa fur the
fcdlusin remarkable incident:
"Near one of our grain warehou t
ated on the river bank, large swarm • tti . rat ,
have been in the habit of feasting tau the
wheat which has been scattered around. A
few dap; ago a terrier getting wind of the
rendezvous, wale an attack' upon __a oietp) , .
Of rms.:that had ventured too far into the
open air, Seizing one in his teeth, it:llu.tk
it vigorously. The rat squealed pitenn4t
attracting to the spot a dozen or wore cont-
Nitione. .s•eettig the situation of
,toit lin rai,ing tho alarm. In
time than it takes us to tpll the
the ice :multi! was Mae% will, a ewarlu of
rats, vvn butt , 114.4.1. ho
t ier.
1 int , . %.:, h the eritl !,t I tr.
t-i h.: the 1 , t „ A i n d. r : 11
CI un,•.r. Ihit •• •t; tt 11 i• I.l'a •
I.!" t no!: the t,..m1
t. 3 oared li! a ;1..1 in
:‘:, • L, li s Ktr:oun,h .1 ett ail L'
fortieiJus bett:,:.', -.i • :
t :1 tilt: death t :
et, -:t• I ti.:• t:
itc
'•:. 1.1:' • ~ V .. 11. .) •
111 , :r :.• i
t I i .l
foaelit br•tlely. kiltih t f • :hi , :
1": t. 11nt t
1:11:: Ivor.' o aad ut"!: e :1:.,',, ..•
Piet, I: I.: •.. I iti:::ut live -. It
tt a• f" or, to i•tioetn.,ii, lfis IruLIT 8 1 40 4 lit.
all.y 1,..v: :::: llt tlwy
‘• ..iiing their vatt
..4 I, :: • '. r•••
111:iiillii I.
Ir• - eVIT. .'"
•'..1 I . :
, J. 1:..::;• s
1 C.
A• .1 •'44 if. t•r••of tle• lin •1'
4...:441, 4111:4.,•,!.. 1.4 Op it c.".:4114,.. Iva,
:1• .1,- , :.• 1 4•11 imul•itt. A 1:41•..•
• 1. - isad heat
: „I 1,:.. ;,,.• teeth of the d Th• ir
8n44:1•••• .4:l4•rolie mitts:trout, libel:J.
I: , ked do. I .4.41 1:%.1..1 %oats 1
11.-n ten.l4•;:i 4.3 r) i• l tip.th in their teeth t,
t 1.4 ir 14•••• t:.. 'ii,•• .4 !: . rlf tl:4‘
!. :• !..r. " ••••
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; ti,y in, I V, I, ;•.,
1••• Ii••• 1.,..•1 14,•••11 14.4r4•!,•r.
~ II at •in, :". • ;
1 1 . • ; 1.;
I 1;... •. or.. ; t ht. :a h; 1;:r.1.11
vr 110 . 1•1_11111 . ,!..
i'.• -.• •
I• ' O .• '
::./it . •:11,
ir 41. I: \ hole thcs
a v.-•: . • t . t 1.
•:• ~.! • C. :
t c ,; V. •11 ,h• II,.• I WI; Il * _
' 1 IA r...ht-
Ii then 1..:.
to the feiv v.ho
Aaiiway 41
TI. tia:;%;:ty
‘..11, win!! track • :
of • 2:1 E ' • .
fc\l ii%q r.nie •
clualiax : : in Franc: tn
an hunt., in Belgium, 29 to ,y;,l mil , - an
hour ;in Prussia, miles an hour ;in Ila
ia and along the linine, :2
1 to *. - 2
an hot,' ;in Italy, to ;at tithes a n hour.
The av , ra.e. tate et` travelling per hour in
Gm :and is It; miles; and in Prance, 18
these !owe: t rates arc 'Wally
o y tud to the I.OA rtuudne time on moat
our American railroads. The English ave
rage is given !lir all the roadst; 'some ~r the
express trains run regularly at the rate of*
sixty miles the hour. The only approach to
raich travel in this country as yet is a prom
ise ilnit-I , y-innl-I}y We Can 1 ,- ) fruit :•;i•vc
York to Newark in ten ndnum:. There
no reason why ertually /84 id speed should
not be attained on all our roads, t
on the roads running out of New York.
All that is needed is j,...11. , •1• built riatd-, anti
larger Lc onatives. The report of the
New Jersey llailroad Company at the an
nual meeting, the other day, stated that
three hundred tons of the I: r steel
rails will he laid this year t the ilcr
gen cut, and that prohailly ti's.; rails will
be gradually laid the entire length of the
road. The New York Central is laying
steel rails in senate places as an experiment,
and the greater durability of tovb rails ought
to suggest the building of Letter road-beds,
which would warrant more speedy travel.
Next to rapidity of transit, public conven
ience &um 1 , 4 better and an cidnfortable
cars and stations. The West,.ltieh already
surpasses the Eastern roads in these particu
lars, is making still greater improvement.,
both to depots and roiling stack, while the
roads running out of New York are still
altogether behind the pilgrim and the de
mands of the age.— lliff/td.
THE DEMIVRATIr PRESS.—The Convene ,
tion at Harrisburg, that adjourned on Tues•
day last, recommend that all Democrats
make vigorous efforts to increase the circuit):
Lion of Democratic journals throughout the
land, and also to give their individual pup-
port And patronage, as the power and MlX
cos of the Democratic party depends on the
character and efficiency of the Democratic
newspaper press.
Rte' "Vottna wan, do you believe in a
future Rater "In course I dus; and
ulna's more, I ;Wend to enter it AS noon as
Betsey cite her thin teddy."
lIEM'OCRA.:.T,
0 1867.
ITTLY 1
vkrEs I
1 till
The Doings of Sherman's Bum.
ni 'VS.
Maek, the oorrempondent of the (Irwin
.ti row tta...,-;4/, now titiv-neit in tli,
,; yi.ture of the
traces of Shertnatt's bummers in th.orgia.
Ivory Ilse or tix miles you pass a big
itatelleg Ity the road •ble, to tell
'AM' a 11.14,1 e stood with thme,
a lovely gar ln Inll blr , ottnelttsii by, and
if you astk th- natives whats the !natter,
they'll tell you "that's wimre 1 4 11etman loft
his marl us be went along." But, as 'lies
t.ll on the train :t t s .toialaY, the Ma* * itself
4EI 11, 0 11;t1;" '!otiV,ll , /W i t h w hat "the ltto
tll Id I the buttoner will to t..t.
?'' 1 0 a good humors! planter
who ;at ti; a, we jAt •" th,.. mini of
a LI '`3 hey ill tee
me, . for I was. its 1. ; • army, but
it s • v t,dlt at may Loose, and you'd better
tit. y pl.i . l 14, too. "Pleat. we-re
a l s o : : It., a''' in the toputtl• My v ii; vas at
home. •.:: 11;.. L• ; fht v 11 , .:
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and I.oi tie el al •• • h y•
them Oriro it. ;11E'. too.
While they •.%. dt..tr et!: y ::t
into the parlor a:. id: tit.
At tr .'•partifled lbaLo • ead p1;.y..1 it l!
too. while the 1 lt,•• ;
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•• y a or s ‘,rything.
ar , l what wt'. not c311i..a t4T trrt kcu cr
They tt,,,k lour thou-and dol
lars in p. 1 1 ,1 and Mont one home nal
two thnoNand dollar.; flout ans,!her. A
•Iss.:•t 11:4ano.s• from Lip Lou- tht,
(.:.;1“t1 at Te‘ithwe c , f uu old lady who
at I smne with her tw o t iaugh!,, , ,•,...
tie ansl
cry insteethd,y, t a-, they cause up
they- tried to 11111 but WerVatlit, and libel!
the militia ibund out what they ,had es
dolt% titcy took them out in the-wood; 1
trunlz them tight up. They were from Iti, w
York,
A —No 1: char,
in a wz 04:413 Flu
pus f t 3'll 101/
. .:16at it. It
the flow, !hat , up in our ithway.
t.01.11-•:riag u it a man go
lieu :ary and worn icy the toils
of the day and how so ,tliing is a word die.
(toed by a,„ •od disposition? It is.mushine
filling on hi. heart. Ile is happy, and the
e tten. A sweet temper
La, a so 'thing intia nee oregthe mind of a
whole family. Where it is found in the
wife and Mother, you observe kindnera and
love predominating over the natural feeling
of a Lad heart. Smiles, kind words, char
aet-rires the children and peace and love
have their dwelling there. Study; then, to
acquire and retain a sweet temper. It is
more valuable than gold ; it captivates more
thou beauty; and to the close of life it re
tains all its freshness and power.
a„*.r A. gentlemen who lived in a (inlet
town near Milwaukie was invited to bring
his wife to the city and sp6l the holiday.
Ile said he would be glad to do so, but his
will , was expecting a new bonnet from New
York, and if it did not come she would not
allow herself in fashionable society, On
Monday the Milwatikie gentleman viAlsed
the following note: "My wife has got the
bonnet. It came by (Apnea This IA an
episode. You ought to e. 5 it It looks
like a nigger ministrvi's breastpin, or an
enormous jet finger ring, cut so as to hive
the rutting fit around the car.l. Yott ry
exr I. et us."
AILESINGS. Rattle 01 ttia Ettrdv,
The Illomuingt on (Ind.) no : pa:alias the
following hir;hly ituazinative tory of a Uhl
1,1M(141;
sauntering annual our beautiful
city lately, no accidently Witnessed (qle of
the ulna singular ornithological cxhibitioni
that ever fell undo, our observation. A
chimney swallow bad only begun to balance
his little body upon the topmost branch of
a large cherry -tree when a robin of alder
masmie proportions swept down upon him
from a neighboring maple.
The swallow fought nobly for a while,
and with every prospect of sucecs.s, until hia
MUM' f. 0 ,105. l fo.) was lebiforeed by EA
; IPA till then, did the little
hero e y I n oe„;rt. , r. `twittering loud and
.!;. . 1 II:- attention ofamme
of b* , tm:'• ..:el to Id I,7•l4eame the col •
ony ef a mr.l. , hhori I, • chimney, Now began
ato ill rat v'rte a p .inte,;La pewit. As the
0.% and timed iaji t r•k wav ed
tht a• I Pows at the devoted
ttho t o a me tl i.y pain, fought with dcspe
r at',l l ; but the 11r were too great, an I
ges)4l , rding rosier ring. catchibg front
Igat4ll el andt. the cabins fell to the earth,
slot) s and t orn .
Alt hout , ll lute n 7, the combat
was lt , q, the most interesting feature of thin
curiou4 exhibition, Many of th e ma n ovo
wore covered with wounds given by the
harp claws and Honig hcat.s of the tin.
torten.•t • awl tin :••• eei , • d the lam
media, ate %tin!) of the unwounded, who
in pad. carried them tine'. 1,. to their Sooty
hone Now • the, Mail :.:,I noet ktn
guilt. f atm-, rde I .111.' 4 : and
solembiy,
wasal ~,v e yed
to the to: , of a hue. , chimney ad: M„ and
after pill: - op the rigid in one som
ber heal:, the cn.ire swarm tooth , 1 .. .pp0n the
roof while one of their e onpan
wico.c !Teat age was evident front the
light gray of his feathers, perched u) on the
lightnimer rod, and some' five or ten
witrate, chirped, twittered and slowly flap
I I I 'nor vim:- Poring thix performance,
I, evidently an oration upon the
vir, of mho doecte-ed, the bird audience
i'•n I their po-tion immovably, but
• • three of the birds, whom black
l; • aim! ; , tzi denoted their youth m.dvane..
eI ae ienitiously puslyd the bodies into
ti,•• ellimen••;•• Thi; accomplished
. '; ‘, - ,n••cd :ailed away noisily
t :L.A.:Ia.:. a- lit in heated di,embior.
over the flight in thigh each Lai partki•
'at 1.
When muturter leaves are fading fad,
And f10 , 1111:' skies are o'er ns,
lt t aelt fair romt its leaves bath east
And strewn th•• ground before us,
Iry think nr ;Hy., forever
fled,
Or hopes once dearly cherished,
Al as h ow gone, and like the dead
All bare their memory perished I
When Ammer 144 , are flitting by,
To dwell in :sweeter bowers,
To warble 'tetath a south e rn sky,
The 'ong‘bo loved in ours.
We think or rrientlbhip's broken vow',
Breathed in otir joyous hours,
That Ltril out live midst winter's snows,
flu# perish with the flowers,
W'hun totthe robt ii s the earth in gloom,
And dal! before
Wl+ n tbo:,. el' lice beyond the 1.4 , +1 , ,
With it •r oweour usr,
11"ath , ,ti. Ji LI 4 (doming, days,
1% I. reat. , •fit;iy
+you.) ; ••• jo,t - earth N'trli :4111 p.
rot, 0. cold grave ivs4 mug.
Vol A V. 511! i;11,
104 , Mnleihritr emittary, June s
ft emarka hi cc c3irsg.
A.. MAN MAt UtED WlTti A ttETOIXER AT UV'
r • tfu: t Co.,!.tti
,•,•, t o •e , .r rci the tortst remarkal , lc
toarti.: ronony 0,6 1"onec1. It ap(lcars
ih .1 a 7tii- tic-;
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,),out.: , . luau !min. 1 `..'wbud
I. 111. "w,t lot too Avt.ll." awl
, ult
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1 , 11 a It, '.•';t F.l.e (Ir , ,w a
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1, (A)
I (I, • w.iy to the dr, for
a In •on, cleric w. not in
17.1. 1:•1 •Ltv,T ‘nt. for.
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11. &A:or was the Lilt. Ile
.: Lam , y. pail what
tat. or e:' . l! . .V
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C
y , •d the north flp. ;X ,
tJ the Olive t
. t-tt. tr. et, wl—re
another . t I . ::!
iron l; it. :;.* I nown
it !al by hatal:ng the ,justice the
dt. She :.lay.a.l two el lira in front of
b's an =1 tytiple.l one, QuiAsall, Low
evt retiring to take the other. When
the ceremony he asked Quick
sail if be was ready, and suggested that he
take olt . his het, "Nat ready," ~8 1 ,1 he.
"1 ctuly ftar that er a bullet," said the bride,
sprituitr; up quick as a flash, end pointing
her revolver at his head. This moti o n
made a great sensation among the bystand
ers. A eonstublc grasped the hand that
bt th weapon and turned it in atto+lter
towards the door. Bystanders
ran, crying, "Don't shoot this way I" A
voltit'a in another part of the room sail, "Let
la have the pistol." And there was col/ •
generally.
Ordt r being restored, the squire tried a
time to proceed. The groom again
oLia•coell, when the revolver was again level•
tol at him, with the command, "Stand up
l• re by the side of me." At last their
banns were ,bitted, and the ceremony pro
led. The bride's responses were very
distinct and positive. The groom's were
se:m.ly audible. After the ceremony the
unwilling groom seized his hat and "scoot
ed." The bride made what arrangements
she could about the "fees," and withdrew
with her brother, who had accompanied her
all the time.
The marriage, we mippo,ir, will result iu
the dismis.:al of the case ut the Common
Pleas Court.
I STEM PEILINCE, —Tito worst fl,rins of in•
temperance now prevalent Lie not those
that ap;war in low den , , with ser lid gar
111011: 1 , and neeninpanA with prolhne an I
obscene marriment They aro among men
who wear good clothes. in counting house
in piddle offices, in Levi-kitive bodies rind,
it must be said, in the iirt.Prr. They are
in the boudoirs, and theilded
. parlers, and
the walks of fashionable so-tety, whore
female exeellenee is debauched by the ter
rible curse and fascination of strong drink.
Drunkards are made surely in the vicious
practices of fashionable drinking ; with
men the evor-wrought brain, the too severe
straining, or the nervous system, the excite
ments a business, and the conscepent lan
-I.:Tu
. , r temparary repose, demand the
stimulants tha t them to ruin ; while
the pernicious modes (IF physical life en
ioine,l by fashionable life among women,
leading to debility and premature decay,
eall For the use of tonics, which in untold
instances result in most miserable inebria
tion, but partially outmoded by social posi
tion, and disguised from common fame tin
der the names. of lassitude- and protracted
infirmity.
Eng
“Whal'H Yacr nernnitev?”
: roing after the Lite election in
\Vs, Is'es“ton, the eitiz:m , of that place wen-
I Ito in"' :In istrn iue number of
• nos Ilti,lnsT the code
i";.• in , iima e. if expect ,
, 1..1... e. (1: question
le- :In the: 1-tino 1 di, re? they
they ‘.L.r. - v fhr der
It .11'11 th::t the , e poor
i.:ien•ant i lac; 1,r..1 1 een by the
~'t. h,i e tiui. 1:•m: .. • itt Mary
..:l. 1 , •:: t 1 ;;.: 1'; •t.O 1.) 1,•••-izt . in
; t'..• ii• t. ; EL. i.i*Cinc
1;:t :10.1:1 1 . 1 . • ii%•;i :".1 :WI cared
fir I'lo6, 7 .1 t h."; 1. .d fed
on tl.tr the but esioa over,
the: r:-:re like 1... t p.stato; the
11:H4 I,al "no more work for poor Old Ned,"
or Satoh% to they wore 1 to wander
about the streets of the Capitol, hou.i,slesa
and hungry, sozking in vain fhr the appear.
an e q of -der ire" who had seduced
theme front their I,,iitie4. 'Pitt "der Ker..
mitt oeel" tart sign, they had aecom
-1,111-.1 :A' they ranted, and the deluded
nezrnei might now shift thr themselves,
The t , een the darkie4 they were
t 11:: coal to in Mary
laidl. in 11:: 013 rascally
"Kermiss "1:1. 1, elicate Ith mi. What
a eommi i,ve on ],
th of y for the ni;r- 4
14.5,111trAcE.—TI.e 11.114 my Atlas in the
course of a tensible ertiel: on marriage,
says : "Look knead, the turface, i, examine
the heart, and :trivc to etto,se what will
ecmfer lasting floppiness rather than tempo
rar ra,ificatiaa. ' Marry alo :::t and soul,
not a form nor•rt mind; act for yourself
and not ihr others ; consult reason. not pas-
lion ; think marriage an affair of years,
not moments; a period who-e fieslinm
and glittering will soon wear away , and let
sincerity and worth form the foundation
upon witiolt you aro to build your life and
happiness. Thut will marriage tae a gift.
from heaven, blessing him who gives, who
receives, and those who share its aligation3,
its pains and its joys!"
llErt„. It may rem t•onlcvlial Ftran;e , to
untoplikt mato! people, that Chia J ustice
ha 3 got to helding United States
Cut • in the "rebel States - in Iti3 Circuit.
It w:11 he rentAnhereu that fir:due:Mod hold
ing C•.• , :rt in - Virginia, en aeceunt !be
State not buing sat tiently "reconstructed,"
but now that his creature, tintlet wood, has
dit•poed of the case of Jefferson Davis, by
admitting him to bail—thus relieving the
Chid Justice 'of the resoFtiihility in
effsir—all impediments to the administra
tion of justice by 31r. Chase, seem to have
been removed, and he is now engaged in
holding Court at Raleigh, in the "rebel
State" of North Carolina.
=I
'Some deaf and dumb children in
Jacksonville, Illinois, was asked trie maw
ing of eternity, the wrote on his slate,
"It is the lift- of the Almighty, - and an
other on wide a circle
Na). 1.4.).