THE COON HUNT;
OR A FENCY COUNTRY
Really 'tis astonishin' whatA monstrous
sight of mischief there is in a pint of rum !
• If one of 'em Was to be submitted to Linnet
yzation, its the'great doctors call it, it would
be found to contafti all manner of devilment
that ever entered the head of man, from
cussin,' stealiu,' up to murder and whippin'
his own mother, and nonsense °null to turn
all the men in the world out of their sen
ses. If a man's got a badness in him it
will bring it out, just as sassafras tea does
the measles, and if a good-for-nothin'
sort of a fellow, without no bad traits in
pertikler, it'll bring out all his greatness.
It alibets different people in different ways
—some it makes rich and happy, and some
poor and miserable . ; and it has a . different
ellbct on different people's eyes—some it
makes see double, and some it makes so
blind that. they can't tell themselves from a
side of bacon. One of the worst bases of
- rum foolery that I've heard of for a long
time, tuk place in Pineville last fall:
Bill Sweeny and Toni Culpepper is the
two greatest old coveys in our settlement
for coon !inutile. The fact •is they don't
do much of anything else,
.and when they
can't ketch nothin' you may depend coons
is scarce. Well, one night they had every
thing ready for a regular hunt, but owin'
to some extra good fortin' Tom had got a
pocket pistol, as he-called it, of reg'lar old
Jimmakey, to keep off the 'lunatics. Af
ter Lakin' a good startin' horn, they went
out on theit' hunt, with their litewood 'torch
a blazin' and the dogs a barkin' andelpin'
like forty thousand. Ev'ry now and then
stoppin' to wait for the dogs they would
drink one another's health, till they begun
to feel very comfortable, and chatted away
'bout one thing and another without mind
much which way they was gwine. Bime
by they cum tcoa fence. Well, over they
got, without muck difficulty.
" Who's fence fs this f" ses Bill.
' 'Taint no matter,"ies Tem, !‘ let's take
-suthin'-to-drink."
After takin' a drink they went on, won
derin'what on yearth had Clllll of the . dogs;
Next thing they cum to. was a terrible mud
dy branch: After pain' through the briers
and gettin' on t'other side they tuck anoth
er drink, and after gw•iue a little ways they
coin to another fence, a monstrous high one
this time.
Whar upon yearth is we grit to, Culpep
per ?" ses Bill; , c 1 never seed rich a beep
Of branches and fences iu these parts."
{, Why," ses Toni, '' it's all old Starlid's
doin's—you know he's always bildin' }bo
des and makite infernal improvements, as
he calls 'ctn. But, never mind, we's through
'erni now."
Guess - we isn't," ses Bill'; here's the
all-limiest fence yet.
Sure enutr, thar they were right agin•an
other fence. By' this time they begun to
be considerable tired and limber in the jints,
and it was sick a terrible high fence. -Toni
dropped the last piece of.the torch, anti
thar they was in the dark.
'' Now you is done it," ses Bill.
Toni know'd ho hail, but ho thought it
was no use to grieve over spilled milk, so
says he, never mind., old Loss, cum ahead,
and I'll take you out," and the neat miult
lterslash he went into the water.
Bill hung on the timee with both hands
Itkc he thought it was tilt:win' round to
throW him 01K
Hello, Torn !" ses he, et whar in the
world is you got to 1"
c• Here I is," ses Torn, spoutin' the water
out of his mouth, and coffin' like he'd swal
lowed somethin' ; Look out, thar's anoth
er branch here."
64 Name o' sense, whar is we 1" ses Bill.
64 If this isn't a limey country, dad fetch
my buttons."
66 Yes, and branchy ono, too,".scs Tom ;
" and the highest, and deepest, and thick
est that I ever seed in my born days."
• Which way is you?" ses Bill.
Ifero, rite over the branch.''
The next minit in Bill went, up to his
middle in the branch.
" Cum ahead," ses Tom, '' let's go
home."
"Cum thunder! in such a place as this,
whir a man ltain't more'n got his cute tail
unhitched from a fence fore he's over his
his head and ears in water."
After'getting out and feeling about in the
dark a little, they got together again. Af
ter Lakin' another drink they sot out for
lie no, denouncing the fences and branches,
and lielpin'ono another up now and then.;
but they hadn't gone more'n twenty yards
fore they brung to a halt branother fence.
" I)ad blame my picter," sea Bill, " if I
don't think we is bewitched. Who upon
yearth would build fences all over creation
this way)"
It was but an hour's job to get over this
ono ; but alter they got on the top, they
found the ground on 'tother side without
much trouble. This time the bottle was
broke, and they come monstrous near hay
in' a light about the catastrophe. - But it
was a very good thing, it NvaS; for after
crossm' two or three more branches and
climbin' as many more fences it go t to be
daylight, and they fotind out that they had
been climbin' the same fence all Idghl, not
more'n a hundred yards from witty they first
cum to it.
Bill Sweeny ses be can't account for it
no .other .way but that the ticker sort o'
turned timir heads; and ho says Ito does
if
really believe,it hadn't gin out, they'd
boon clintbkn' the same fence and waden the
sane branch till yet. BC promised his
wife to Pie the Temperance Society, If sho
won't never say no more 'bout that coon
bunt.
LAUGHTER.
Wrare not one of those who believe it
a crime to laugh. On the contrary, wc_con
:thief laughter a Messing—a g'reat eonser
vati?e. 11 is this which binds humanity to
gether. It is the gulden shower of the
Panao-earth, in' which all her joys mute be
.goCten. What Ivorth the while .
,wQuhl so
ciety if it were not for this faculty
of expressing, our satistliction at beholding
familiar faces, and giving vent to the mirth
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f.tces provoke! Think of rt friendly gathering
without la4iter- T a May without_ flowers—a
summer without sun! Think of a kindly gree
ling without a smile—society without laugh
-raf. We might conjure in the fancy, perhaps
a world of strangers; but it would be a world
devoid of all that is lovable in life—a vast
charual-house peopled with skeletons. But
the supremest benefit oflaughter is displayed
in the closer & dearer relations of life. This
it is which unites. householdlands.,_ This_
it is which gives the heart its charm, and
makes the tire gleam warm and bright—yea
the old home we were horn in is filled with
laughter from cellar t garret. In every
room old echoes forevrlnger of old laugh
tors we loved. To be s re, there is no home
but there are sorrows wh eh may sanctify it;
but it is not for the tears vc have shed with
-1,1,
in the threshold that we adore it. God
knows we have sufferings and eief enough
in the broad and garnish light of the world,
that home'should not be endeared to us by
aft - lotions and woes. No, it is, for its joys
and pleasures, not its sigh and sadness--its
sunshine, not its gloom—its, laughter, nor
its sorrow, that we lovp it. Out upon your
4 ' Serious Families". l -your grave parents
in the Validly circle ! They freeze rapture
in the fountain. Their children arc not
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Whenever wit, commands us, whenever joy
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without giving needless umbrage to our fel
loWs, then and there should we laugh, and
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we delight in, but the faculty which rules
over us.
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have redeemed the world. The records of the
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A full assortment. of Silk, Thihot &Cashmere SlinlOs.
A full assortment of Groceries.
A full assortment of Queensware.
With a fun assortment 411 1 311seellnne. , us arth , les gCIII , -
rally kept In - Storeii. Purchasers V. ill find li greatly t.d
their interest to call and examine our stock Lefere pur
chasing. as goods have materially depreciated, and will
be sold accordingly. Como one, come all, and judgi• for
ynursol veg. [sept•2o
IIALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
largest stork of Clothing ever brought to Car-
Ibileitils jest boon received byAltNnLh& LIVINGSTUti
at then. cheap and extensive CLOTIIING HOUSE, In
North I (allover Street.
The inject+ of clothing ut this house have been reduced
to suct i vpry lon- standard that it is now In the power
of all who - VI - Ai, to fvear good clothes.
The itssortment consists of Overcoats of every descrip
tion, Dress, Frock and Sack Coats, a great variety of Box
coats, Monkey coats, Ix. Superfine Cassimere PANTS,
black and fancy. Silk and Satin V EsT: 4 , and a fine NL,
riety of Valencia and other vests. Also, shirts, collars,
shacks. pocket hail d kerehiefs, suspenders. gloves, hosiery
k.. and all other articles generally kept in this lipt o.
business.. All articles sold at this estabilshmen &Aar -
ranted what_ they_nre represented to be.,
Also, a splendid assortment of goofs in the piece.
Superfine I're - neh --- arid — English — CDi I - T If S -- and -- CAS ,
SIM Eli ES of every hue rind shade, satin. silk. and Cale-
via -vestings. ratinetts; &e., all of Ai hich will be- made to
order et the shortest notice, and In the neatest find best
mai fx.r.' All garments warranted to fit. BOA'S CLOTH.
INO a .yo on hand.
The public are respectfully invited to call and evam-
Ine t le superior assortment of clothing at this establish
men . next deor t In 1.3 ne's Hardware store, opposite to
Maglaughlin's hotel,
Sept. :17—Sm. ARNOLD & LIVINOSTON.
TEW " -
AO K I
‘ ES. AND
LATE PUBLICATIONS.
illeinents of Character, by Miss Chandler.
(lot crocok, by Alire Carey.
Critoferil, by author of Mary Barton.
and Prejudice, by Mrs. Gore.
ileuriet to Temple. by Mt:men.
Old Redstone, or Historical Sketidies of Western Presby
tcrinolma. by Joseph Smith. 1). 1).
Village Sermons; by Rev. Geo. Ihirder, containing ono
humirrd and one'pliiin short discourses on the princi
pal .11 ,, etAines of tho (impel, just published by Lippim
iiraidbo k Co., of Philadelphia.
Sql rly Mi.11101 . 1.,4 of Foreign Lands, by Mrs. 11. B. Stowe.
Splendid iiift Books and kniftlids for
Ildeper's. Putnam's, tiraham's and Uudey's Magazines
f.. 1. October, 's •
' A. M. PI P)•R.
('HT RECEIVED AT THE F1)1-
f ILY GROCERY STORE of the subscriber, u Ma
rion null,
A eel , :supply' of fresh Water Craacrs,
Lutter, Pie NI, and Sugar Ruiscuit,
Pari:ta, OA 0 Starch, Tapioca., SaAro. PA,ArI
Il.strect of Coffee, Rice Flour, Baking Powder,
A neArkd of Flips:rim' Tnhie OIL
Picklos, Tomato Ketchup, French Mustard. Bay
Runs. ,te. J. W. EISY.
A TTENTION DYSPEPTICS—Those
”f you who have I•een winded for years with this
hothersomo disease, 111111 11110 have Teen .using almost
every Nostrum Islore the ' , Odic will relief. we Fay
to you try " KidTer's A ntillyspeptie " and you will stet 11
he convinced of its great superiority over every other
preparation. We could give you mat.y certillentes comb
oratifig our assertions, hut a single trial is worth more
than all. This remedy is prepared and mad at the Drug
Nt:nvtof D. .1.l FIFNFat, routh Ilano‘er tared., a few
doors south of the Court lieuse, Carlisle.
,`GROG NT Ely (;i I ( ) ER y
rn, t ,r. cr
- ----.4_____-R1 ... C.34j)111 AND VA It IET 'i S'l'Oltll.
The subscriber would respectful!) inform his friends anal
the public generally, that he has just rot erred from the
city' ait la a large and varied asamrt mew of
i
G,,,w,....t.Es,,,..Assand„UEENl,-WAI:I' Vt**
Fl S 11, ke., &., N , hich he offers for sale ell tie i .."' :11
must imisounble terms, at his : • •e%l; Stun A % /f:i •
corner of Sort n Ilaneverstreet and the l'ut
, r ,„, f ,,,,,a . ',
lie Square, (Broadly eppospe the Carlisle De.
posit 1;1111k. Ins stark enalarases oecrything usually
in a al rocery and Variety store.
The public rare helped to call and examine his stock
befinv purrhasing elsew here, as he feels confident hu mil
sell the Lest gorula at the lowest prices.
. .
JII ST 11 EC EIVED !
FRESH GROCERIES!
Best Rio, Mocha and Roasted Coffees,
Crushed. Pulverized and loaf Sugar,
Porto Rico, New Orleans and Geilm do,
Gunpowder, Young Ilyson and Black Teas,
Best Syrups. N. O. nod Sui:ar house Molasses,
Queensware, Cedar and Stoneware,
Cheese, Fish. Salt, Stop and Starch,
Cavendish, Natural Leaf, Fbr and Congress Tobacco,
Plekles, Pine Apple and Tomato Preserves,
Ketelcup and Spices of every variety. &e:
11y stock has been selected with strict reference to
fancily use, for sale very low for easlt wholesale or retail
by WILLIAMS,
mil '54 Family (ironer.
110HTLA. Surgeons' Bandage
' - ' INF•TITITTF. ItE3ltiVEllio Mb
strm.t. sixth store al.ove !larket. B. C.
EltErf'S Potent Cinuttinting Pressure MUSS, for the
cure it Rupture; Shoulder Braces. Supporters, Elastic
Stoeklugs, Suspousury, llemorrlmithil, s u it haudsges for
deformities. Jan. 11-4.
GA. SALT.-5000 Sacks G. A.
. SALT, fur salt) by
CARR, ()RISE k Co.)
PO6 & Grain COMMlS:llollNierehatuts, SpearN
Ilnithnoro, the 3
1)11011E1E SII:A.1 I,S.—A lot of ~on,
)
and Sporn! Brodie Slut N vls. Also. Illnn,ket Shag is
just reeelved from New York and selling very low at the
cheap-stun) of .. .
nova - "”lAS OUILDY.
ATE,IV cull tho attention of the public to
PORTABLE GARDEN OR FIRE t;w
ivntoring gardens (.r tyttinguisiting fires. An excellent
article, neat, elioap anti convenient. For role nt •
trout-18.W SANTO•N'..
- 111LAtilii4M1111'S COAL, -L. 5,000
Buslwls Marl:smith's Coal, a first rato artldo re.
(Tieing
nod I.r tabu ty
Oaiil7 3m V. '10741)11B AY, Agt.
FXTRA 131J0KWIIP,\T iLoi
fir's:l(l:s for 1196! Also, rri•'s,
ny, just retelvtal at the r• ;revery yr •
jun 111 ..1. 11. 11.11,1t1:11'1'.
LES.NI N \V.\ NT IL—An expe
.... i irnrrd t ati4m,,ll n•nr,.. (14
Ap o) Hi:.
YE. GOULD, [Successor to A. Fiot.
No. 164 Chestnut St., Swtilin ' s Building, Phihide/
.la, extensive Music Publisher, and llealer•in Musical
.strunisiits of every description.
Exclusive agent for the sale of Ilallet, Millis Az Co.
, tent Cluspenslon Bridge A';‘ , lian and other PIA NOE,—
.lbert's 11111105. Melodeons, Martin's Gullet*
dips, Violins. Sheet Music, 3111 hie 11COlifi, 3:r.
itesldents of the eountry will be supplied by moil or
1 1 ,....."rw4R21j 1 .11-Musie_thay_unty_mish,_as
,34, ' , 1 in person. 'laving one of the largest id: el.s in
e United States, I feel eotifident of satisfying all vrho
ay favor rile With a call or order.
Dealers In Music supplied ni the most literal tetmr
01.O0h to let. Secondhand Pianos for sale.
CHEAP WAT('ITES AND ;JEWEL
RY, W HOLES.% LE and BETA IL. at the " l'hl'a
%delphia Watch and Jewelry ; Lu l u,.
IL N ninbur ie North Sill Strata,. it
--- - 7 ner of Quarry, Philadelphia. Hold
Lover Watches, full jewelled, li , car
:. at rases, - - 9.A" - (10
' ......: K.: 11 01 il Lupine, IS carat capes, 24 (.
' Silver " jewels, I GO
NI.. • .1.. t :• liA >::,-:, Silver Lever, full jewelled, 12 Wil
Superior Quartiers, - - - 7 ('0
_
-
Gold Spectacles. .
-
Fine Silver Spectacles, -
till Itraeclota, -
• -
Ladies' Gold retails. - - -
Silver Ten Spouns. set, - -
field Pots, with Pencil and Silver lickler,
linhi Finger Ring's i't7h, cents to Ss; Watch tilusecte,
plain, 12i:, cents, Patomt r•:.!,. Lithe( ; tither articles
in proie.rtion. All ghtnis stitrt an led to he n hat they ary
tc.141 for.
SI'AUFFEIt t ITAI:LEY.
emir f7rdd and rihCr Lerru, um.l I.tplnes
n I lino Or thee the abet o pri,,R.
tTC:IIu or , E , S I )1
seotorot AlrNi.
TY rATE \TsQvAitE l'i.iniorc ims
N. 106 N.irtri - FOURTICIf - troot (al Lee - Lane - Tiff
-1111 A. ALMA... ,
In Minselmeping, the suliscriier alba a i - seat sacrifice r 4
time and mutiny, is.eimbled tnialer to the piimi e
ti.le at once comhining -Utility and tL, apnoss. ho in.
vents knowing the danger npprellendt d ou aceotmt of
the lihnsey manner in whirl] llatelms are generally
parked in paper, has by thoisidssi-Niov- :steam Machinery
of his own invonain.surc t ted in getting up nr A I.:LIY
PATENT SQUARE UPIRPOIT )1.) PA thi, Lax is
far preferalik. in as muell that it occupies Lgo more room
than the old round wood lox, nod em.tains at leas-t
Ton iiiimired per Cent_more Nlatelies. f-hippers
is considerable advanttige; it Is entire lc in c.. and secure
against moisture and spintaneons comkustion. dieTtas
all danger on transportation Lyme:lnt:of IMilroad,C'tfaur
boat or any other mode of C,TIVVytITICP.
These Matcheslire parked se that one gross or more
may Lo shipped to tiny put of the Wi n d with perfort
safety. They are the ns , st desire hie anti-In fir Heine
Consumption, and the SOU them and ii esieru markets
that have ever Leen invent,. d.
IPEALERS and Sill PPEIL,7 , :, will do well to call and
oznatine for theumell
matches, are . WA RR ANTED to be.. suporter
to nuythiog heretofore offered to the Public.
Phlln. Dee'r 4, 1P54
FRENCII TRUSSES, Weighing loss
Lions 2 , 2 ' minces. for the mire of Ilertdnor Imptnre
aclin.fwledged ' by the highest, medical authoritlesot
ad.:Jidda. Incomparably superior to any other
to ueo—
Fuilrrers will ho gratified to learn that the occasion now
offers to pr.cure not only the hh:hest and most easy. but
as durable a 'truss as any other, In lieu of the cumbrr Itt
atol 'Slid ,tufortallle article usual' v sold. There Is uc dif
lenity attending the tittlmg, and when the pad is locat
ed it will retain its position 'cc ithout change. -
Persons at a distance unable to call 011 the subscriber,
can lia . Nti the Truss Fria to any address, by remitting
e dollars fir the single Truss, or lett fir the double.—
with finasure round the hips, and stating side affected-
It will be ,xcillanged to suit If not fitting, by returning
at once, unbolted. For sale mil, by the Importer,
CA 1.1:11 11. 1
Air Lew a, requiring the lxmetit•of Mechanical Fuyr
p,rttrs, eeeing, to the derangement of the Internal (tr
induesiteg telling of the 11"ene4, Vocal. Pulmonary.
Dyspeptic. Nervous need Spinal ‘Veakne ..ee, a re le e toe med
that a cny), tent and experienced L.nor xx ill Ire in AL
tolielotp, at the 1t0..111K, I •1, apart for their !exclusives
use) No. 114 TWELFTH Ft., Ist thnr blow }:nco.
July 2a, '54.
lIAYES' Patent, Tubular Oven .r.l
_AIR RANGE, varil , llS tusuit Fmnil:es,D
I up: •useh and
Tln se In want tif a superior (\ eking Apparatus RI I
cited to, ran flt. Our %Yr:relict:se and esautiur• this It:
For durability. economy and simplicity In t•pl.rati
,laud. unrivaled. it has a perfect het air ventilatl
and moat,, baked in this even will retain theirjuie:
Oavt•r equal to that roasted before till open tire. ) I
and pastry cooked at the same time a ithout one n t
Inp; the other. It still supply sutlielent heated :
heat additional retails for the coldest we at her. It it
de , conding or return flues and is equally well lult
to 1 ituuttm•us,,r votutuon hard coal. The st onto tat•
over the hailing part of the Intuge carries vhf the st
and scent of cooking, as ss heat lit summer.
Every flange sold warranted to give satisfactinn,:
eXPt`ll,4' 01 till. 1,111.C11115.0..
141=
II ES' V EN'fILA'UOIt, Patented Octol or, 1611
['labile Hails, Factories, liudiread Lars, Chhunies,
StollnerN,
Pure air Is sul jcct rlaiu.lng the attcntionvof
indh idnal. and all hulldfue, FllOlll,l ho pet tided v t
the proper means of ventilation.
A iSo, n post orful WAILMINoI AND VFNTILVIINO Frnw.tt
for Dwellings, Eeheel Ikaises, Churches, IGdln, .9tert
Faetories.
. . .
A la`Etn, assortment of Office, Ifall and Cooling Stoll
Parlor Grates, Itegistera, &e. Wholesale and retail.
RAND 4: HAYES
S 2 North Sixth street, Piela.
4 - 6 Personal at tention given to warndugtuatb
Icahn; lath publit• and lair:Au buildings.
) 1:)1 ED.—E. N IV LA &('U' S
A It wh.lemlo and retail UWE INO GLA.S-1 AND NO.
E TEAM E )I-ANUFACTOItI', N 0.124; Adil-11 Ftreet„
uppesite the Theater, Philadelphia.
• . E. N. t Co. received the 6111) , Prize tiwnrdiel
the Crystal Palace exhibition, P.. Y., P,53, in the United
State,. f. r OM. lecontted. - Mantel and l'lel leases,
])ublished—A. w
inscovmtv IN M for words of thas
Rational Ti.entinent, v ithout •Ntodi , ine. porno. tor , bell.
lot . lee:ti Weakness, nervous debility. In 11,11 i t,. he,it
03 , .,1,,5R of (ho s and I mlioloodtion and ti en
padly 11‘r study and lahor, dull ne,:s of npprebel
of mom, wy, averoion to soeioty, eOl alit to:.
self ith.trust, di?.:dness, liendaeho. in Velui !,n,rl
1 alas in the data. alfeetioti of the oyes. psi.
ides on the faeo, sexual and other infrniltles ha man.
From tar Frotiolt of Dr. it. Del.anovy
ittiprtant fart thitt
cony ,asily I,n ronoved unii,,t-r M I , IOINF, I' fn this}
tract' 'hotly clon4ffist rat, a. and ti, entlmly new and
blubly - 1)11 Irvalut rt acadoptett by Ilw Author.
tu,..ms of a liklt every .no
t lihnstqf p4 , rfevtly and at the el
Aroblilog. thereby all the ittiver9sett mostruins et lb.
day.
Sent t ;toy n(l4recg, pen Ii ntut prwt free, 111 a Fellled
iptist pni,l) two postngt , stAr2lsl
to Dr. B. Dela - II:oily, 17 Litqw...trtt Ftvecit, York.
I—ly
WO()LI.;EN YAJIN.—A lOt of \Tr,*
tq•rrinr anti Ilvpn \Voollen Vttrn Ault
roc , i‘,. , 1, uut. h bolter (than the city corr. all 0 .1.9tr0.
CH A 4 0011.11 Y.
1! 11;:1 now opening
, rtninut. ,•1131,“ Al: 0: an
n-- ol tqyleg Lly
vcti
110ifatielpOin.
:IOW; PONA.I:;LLY
-106 N(Ttb FOUL:TIM— l'bilad's.
o.rner Twelfth and Parr arras. Philadelphia,
Cli A 111 E. 5: N111.1)Y
il
May 20, 1F53-11
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