RATES- OF ADVERTISING•
Ono Squaro. ono Insortron, . -
.Foreach additirmal Insertion,
For Merca, , ttio Advertthinnontx,
.Legtl Not.Pos,„".; ,
Profesllonat mots rttlinat paper, .
.Obituary Nuticos and Cosouttot co
ttons rol ting to matte sot' prl.-
sato lutoroats atone, 10 coots per
JOILpitINTINO.—Our• Job Printing Oilleo- Is the
aoutuit and most comploto , establishment In the
„foul y. Foui. good Presses, and a 4oporal variety of:
Material suited for plain and Fancy work of ovary
gladomsblos u'e to do Job Printing at 'the shortest
Lotion, and on the most reasonable terms. Person]
to ivaur of Bills, linaks, or anything du tam- Jobbing
II us, will and it to thillrintorest to Oro us a call.
.P.ROZESSIOATAL CAI?DS`.
U. 8. PATENT AGENUY. -0. L..
L,Cbmitir 21 :kluli3 titreet Carlisle, P 3., executer
druwingm, t.peel ' ficatious Sc., and procured pltt.ora
for Inventors. . '
Mob 09..1y. • .
DAM Kii.ll.l,lllt Attorßey•at-LaNY
-IA Carlisle, Pa. Offic:S'ivith Ponrdio Esq.
ntwom s
. .
hall -
sapt27 67-ltue *. • ..•
=
W-EAKLEY ez-SADVER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, c c No.
- 16 Sonth Maoris . P trout Carlisle P.
novls
1- trmitlon. - • wm,.n. rnitim
u' HUNIRICH & PARKEEL
TT-ORNEYS AT LAW: Office on
llalp St., lu Marion Hall, Carlisle, Pa.
F. M. BELTZ.EWOVER, .
A 1" WINEY AT LAW, and Real
.stato Agent, Shcpherdstown. West Virgin!.
./.I.erP mot attention given to all business In Jeffer
son Cot my and the Ctiuntles atkiefuing it.
.1 2 tnu; ry 19, 1869.-1 ,'
BELTZIIOOVER Attorlicy
,
sat Law' °Mee hi Snattillabover swot, opposite
Ilentex dry OM atom Carlisle, Pa. -
-. • .
September 0, ISG•t.
AXES A. 11UNBAlt,.-lAttorney . at;
Carliele,„Pn. 0111. in N 0.7, Rheum's 801 l
'July 1.1861-Iy.
T. B. •ZEIGLER' Attorney at Law,
Itj Saint Paul 111,nm:solo: Communications from
o Cost properly responded to.
•
3jan-3m 0.
.
. • .
D. ADAM, — Attorney .t\l -- ILan..,
J c , Carlisle. l'a. Offlvo with A. D. Sharpa, Esq., No.
17, South Ilanovpr Street.. ,-
May 17.-ly. '' ,
. _ ... . _ . . ~
~.- -
1 OSRNI RITNER, Jr., Attorney at
tly La 7, and Snrvoyor, Mochopict.burg,„Prt. Mee on
Roll Bo:a:Urea, two Mims worth of the Dank.,
ttajtustness promptly attended to. '
-,July I. 15erl.
.iINO. C. GRAHAM, Attorney at Law,
- Carlisle, Pe. °nice formerly occupied by J uegn
Graham, South Hanover street.
September 1, ISOS.
R. MILLER Attorney at Law.
Office in flan non'm 1,111111,1 r; imuledla'ely or
posit° the Court House. •
I AIN CARD -C fl A Irns E. MA-
I:AM ICIG II LIN, Attorney la Law. Ofllre in the
room formerly oe,otpiell bg J wig°
July I, Ineq—ly.
•
C ILERMAN, Attorney at Law ;
I;Ui a m7tHiot, o ocrik,
July I. 186.1-13.
QA:"JUEL iIE,'BUEN, .',1.111'1/C3'
Oat .v lin- '1"..111...1-1 If t.pbutn., II:tIts
6t. Carltsle
July I,
\V a lb i l , I ,Vl o. 1.. , 1•: t N . i\mr!;ll-.);1;:,..Att(17.)p1y.
!BEI
M]ll
NI. B. 11) Lt te., , Attorney at Law
v and United States Chum Agent,
Cumberland Counts.
llonsluns, linuntlss. hark. Pay hc, prnmptl'collect.
.ed. Applications by moil wi11• recut re immediate at
tejltinn,aud the Prop, blehUs rum:,
No fee requited übtil thu claim iv endued.,
Feb. 14th.
. D .t. GEORG S. SE A -
m ra CollagellT- t frolic', kern lho Balt
I.
t-D_Offlco at the rrsidence of his mother, Nakt
Lout her at spot, three thaws bulaitt_liastfortl
July 1. 1014
ri 1 4;0 NELDIcII, D. D. S.—
Dan nomo.str.tor of ope r ,,tiv,.yealstry of tbe
r . re
, C4l ego
nl
— 0:11ce at lila refildent
Ipposito Ilflrlou Unit, W est, Main street, Caillole,
July t, 1854.
HAItTZF.LL, A I lopatlic Nip:i
-d:ln and A ecuuel , our. having perinauently 1.1
rated In Leesburg, Cumberland county. Pa., respect
fully otters Ilia' prams , . Iona) services to the pnbi
iSpecial at [option given to rilseacer of w ninon and chit.
dren.
DEER ENDES.
(4:01.1CW, 11. D. Waynesboro, ,
• .
.
Vr. A MCI.; I, O. LAN bt.rsburg
tr.", D. Mel'(' EIISON,
ISAAC SNIVELV. M. ll.*Waitiesbere
8. U. FItOUTZ, Waynesboro.
. , .
N. B. Aiwa) s found In,ble offie when 110 t herwise
professionally engaged. - Juno
STOVES AND:s-TINWARE
]IOUSEKEEPERS ATTENTION !
- All persons inter, ding to go to ]lose:: coping ore in
tilted to call at
CLIIJDY'S
WALKER
nil
TIN • AND STO ' TORE,
NQ. 18, ,3Vest Main Street,
and examine their lipm - enso Cloak of - STOY - ES, - Tr-i -
WARE, and everything In our 'trio.
Havin ; great/y e»hagedour facilities for doing busi
ness by securing the splendid Store Itoom,lCe,lB,We'st
Main . !root, and havink just received large
of the latest and . best devices in the Ileater, Serves
Tinware and Japanned Ware Hue, we fell fully ,lusts
fiqd hr the Btatome.nt, 'teat-wr can accommodate-,
All Classes of Customers
Mum antistintottly than any similar-cutabliulununt in
thieconntrA. -
In-tbuAve lin . ° no offer tin following:
REGULATOR, •
RX . CELSIOR PENN,
NIAGARA,
COMBINATION,
SUMGEHANNA,
NOBLE COON, ' •
QUAKER CITY.-
EMI
nitate•arti all first-class ;toves, whlitt IVO VIII 'war
rant jo do vtlatt - they aro recommended for; but we
hlvi, only stated to speak partkularly of one sir - twq:
whose merits deserve espactal _mention,
THE. REGULATOR COOK
which Tioasm , os \thlch . sllculd recommend
At to all. It lies a Revolving Jhp, by ankh arrange
' molt' the ccolc can reverse tilt — Cooking utensils to
any insltion desired without the li I ing of pltde, and
vessels* which other stoves require. TUG decidedly the
best cools store in - the market
Lan el elope hoed a)rtiz, btechof • •
OPPIOE, , PAR LOli : AND
DI.NLNGE - .ROOM
_STOVES.,
whlch.they be found the cobAr dui hiirol burn.
;1m0121,L.
brig
. MORNING GLORY
The 'most, I}E'initi fill
. Office *tind :1 or 1(.»
Stove CVir q11 . 0;e(1719 111:0; 1)?tbl
Too much Catipotiarsald In ppas.etf-tho
'GLORY, whirl so far has taken tho lead of 'nitother
stoves Its tho 'market., It Is a • •
GAS S NLE ,E ; ,
burns it own cinder, nnArequlres ailed
time after the Are IR mode, It being so arranged that it
FEED ITS - OWN cOAL I
Is liable to no bapireleue of - gee, and In poaltlyely
the only sieve 1n the market uhlch Las the celebrate
-GRATE
all pthera are counterfeit lmttationo., • • .
dn'the TIN IVAIIII'atur ! JAPANNED
we keep ronetnaly"eu'll,ent.l of our own - and-pi:alp
ManufactOra, ,the anry latest and ,Imat - patterbe,• and
made 01 the very best material by careful workmen
' AU kinds , or ..Ro.o.lq.Ara
and attended to, • •
Donft, forget No. 18 f * West -11titn Street.
W ALltr. At:(iI;ATIDT.')
21fob-138 Elm
25 00
4 00
7 CO
VOL. 68.
RHEEM & iDVNBAR, .T2ditord Proprieidks
A. L. SPONSLER'S COL LIAIN
Ai . L. -SPONSLY,II, . ..
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, ..
- feat Estato - Agent,- Seri wooer, convoyanerai bear
-anco and Claim
~Agant. 0111. Main Street Neal
Centre 8 Imre: . --.
ITANTED —sl,ooo for — one year on
Itealystate Recurty.
I=
FOR SA.LP,
A tract of valuable Umbel` Land .ontalning ONE
lying on the Santh-Mnunt..in 3
miles above Mt. (folly, known as the dram sum mill
properly. 'The tract is most favorahly lova ind, easy of
of areess and tho timber of thlrhost quality.
For terms tte., apply to
, A. L. SPONSLEIL
FOR RENT
A desiradle suburban Iles'.lone° on xi._ . '
West Loutber street, Carlisle, con- ed ... : Vc i a. •
tuleing two acres cif ground, having - +Ta' is g
. ri
'Ch II ef. onietca a twO=story
PR Sill PI , HOUSE, -- 4,, , ,: ,
-
-
Stable,gad other outbuildings , in good condition);
_Mith_aiitind_trilfko 1 t-
Itent VIM, to be WattsccurtncriaSoiTle cluarterly7 I
Apply lo • •-. ..1, L. 8 yer,NSl,l,lt. 1
Union Pacific R k ail 'Road Cainpuy,
7IRST - MORT GAGE - BON - DST'
teretlt Payal,ll , Seml.Acoloally rct Gold.
• Subscriptionn rnealvoil by it. 1,. SL'ONSLEIt, tba
Conipan)'s linanvial agent tit Carlisle.
- Mina bands having- been recently-sold lee Ninety
cents en the dater, wren alst ul,la rnary, ad.
vancial to 115, and un the nth of rub. t,,,y_tuto again
attrancail from 05 to 100 t ‘ par ) int tar int,
[bey arc um held and re;ariled ns tlin.lis,q .itt est •
,
turns -
S \.LI7 do=iifrible town prOp
. o r ty Ent( Ftvoit,
•
tilt• t tr.: torn /Iced. 'Hc 1c:col—
t:WI about 10! f, of in 'rota ItTl.i 310 lit irptli . 'rho
imp cioaclitc aro a lam;: double :2 tort ebm , , .
) E Ll,l NG 11 0 13;_: , I.1,
ABLE, .
or.d ~b or put , 11i1 , ,Iht, ci lil . ni'oo.l.lrice
of fr , :it and sbruld,,,,. r.,-„1„., v ill
upon the Ino-f •II•11 , tt• I :rm...
A. L. I:1. •
AT ,\
..,1„ 1' mylird.
:he tst
I ft;,l 1
' t. • t :I. • n
tn..
Le
01 I, I .t
01101 VO l , ,
Po t,•!... tz.r
I,ojl
V LT N.1.31,E t A
. Al' PR LVTicl.7
on the Siortia eido, and pn endenl by
tier rloanettegainet creek, •
_Cu01!,1 , ... a , lj°ir ter, sod per t the property
knee nerr ••7.1(11.1 ;3111 , 11," errortiltriag riternt
at which are e Avenida a' aloe , . cc
irrelele lerttortelapalneand
1 ern tree., rx RA grid tindwr. Tlria,ierproar :nerds
eke ergo iteritrier had, derlD.ellinit lionrara ten pa ir:
jug ei_lt, ',QM:. end a kitchen. - A Lir. r Bank liar tr.
Wee er -nitro,, Corn Creb, llort Pen, Crlarta n Ar fines.
.„1.6 reds lioune and arbirr canneirien old-T...Wiling,
Au — tr. - veer lent velr of linter near tile in or, it iinii
nonirr a apple nrehard, liesitio9 Miter tapir, .Our-I,
'c Peaches, Caren les, 1 . 11.111i,101• • Thin ia one
the moat ',eductive Jerre:tin the toe:rod p. roll tb ,
Pica Lot inost-di:Oi?oUlt• espirsiolly for the rap inn
of, ntoek. Thu fence's are in . reel order, tiler° be Inc
belle eel; toll - end lonleintrels 01 board: - and peat And
mile. The land brie all been recently limed. over,
par tofit a rotund rime and in nrea in the bisrlrc.
stato or cultivation. And Nell( be disposed of up in
rvaunuublu tern.. .•
Vol ferule:and further parthulars enquire ol
A. L. SPUN i•LER,
Itvni
prpt4i 6"
131,18 CEL LA NEO US.
.L-•;-rr.) •
,i'' - - 1.."! , r- -- - •
..
-"4 - ( - --•---
Success.
.• •
y. A.° 14,Z1tP2'
I CS
lasmic.g7
.
jvc w ,sty,etno-,,i 3
L !? , , ,
will quickly - reStorc Gray Hair
to ifs natural' color, ;;,..o,id beauty,
and produce lux"ur'rartt 'growth. It is
perfectly harmless,' a'nd is' preferred
over every other preparation by
those Who have a fine head of .hair,' •
avvell 'as those whO.wish to 'restore •
it; The beautifuFgloss and perfurne
imparted to the Hair make it desirable
' • for old 'and yount . . -
• Vor --
DEPOT, 298 GREENWICH ST., N. Y. -
PmCLUEDAI)R,
111 I.RI ly
• G.REA L
a-ocispe,
AT AUCTION..
_I
_bomb} , xionouaco to tho public. who de,irn bur
talon. that I trill colllunitcloo nn lPrdnred ty attornoon
Moth 4, nt C o'clock to "1:cl. lily
. yory lui.;;0 clock o
lit public a action.. '
In this largo retort rent of goods overgthinz erod
ed by hoasekronerg and heads of lathilins - can 1,0
found, r'
Soh, In cimiinen nt 9 o'clock - I' - 11.:x1' March '4.
nod bo continued Duch altornood 'and ovoliing
until all i 0 Only sod of •
Ilic:,termst solll bo liberal. nii folle.wµ:
On all'bills,urfdor glo rash oo delivery of tho-goods;
1 ,1
on all 101 s of .;310 and u r‘Fords totes urn be. loin n
.payabloin bobli, with appr ed security at els mon ITN
Opt lonesommodato my .troi S 1 will d• sleet 0 per
eent: ill r annum from Iho billVtbat oxvoett $l5 to
: peee persons that doslro to pay cash., , .
, 's,ls my store. in larizo .4 and, eammedinus I will. boon
seats prepareld to spoelnlly rpoelktfoi• tho ladies..
~_A. 11T1JBNTZ.
'2lfeb.oo.'
.
227 227 v r ,"_ ,
104 ,4
• ..
Getmati Seed- : Store..
.FILI;f311, GERMAN . Rfsfl OTHEjt•
Giqden 'B' , t 1 •
wcr e s • •
, • __
.Fruit,'fAti,do and Orrintnent 4 l Trees.
, :Warrantor? freth and qf Nstpulity
• , of lowest
- — 9 - LOUIS I'OU4N - r - ,k; co;
. .
' 227 - North SecodSty. t . Bet: Raep 65 Vino
t.V.N.11. - Catalogdo sont. graan,
fob 68-am. ' ; • • -
Pii-ESSING . CASES, ,Ladioss tqld
15,1804, ooritintnen.'l!, : -.
41 ,F r - avjunfoiti ,
ob
•
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,11
4n
HOOPLAND'S'r 817 fiBUS.
• ... •
lIOOFLAND'S. GERIILIi BITTERS,
Poolland's German Tonic,
Prepared V. Dr. p. M. JioICSON,
The Great Remedies for all Diseo,ses
LIVER; STOMACH, OIL
• DIGESTIVE ORGANS
• .•
__lloll4o's Gernian. Bitters
le eonipoand of the pure jtliceli (or, no theyero medial !
Tinny trrmea, r „ bade)' of It oo t ,
II erbe nod Darks,moltin g prepare.
lion, Mabry conern trot,,l,_and entirely
fro'rn._.llcohofir_le„f,F.rvii__s,34-I_l,Erimixture,,,gf—any_
laird. •
HOOF-LAND'S' pkaiAN3oNig,
cotal•lnalinn- of all the Ingredlient,t nh 11:o , 13Itters,
.ultit the parofit' quality ph ,Cattla Cruz Jim. Orange,
utt ,l ol.g one of the illoot pletwanfitttagrgo.l,lo
renteill, , ," Over 611,Lret1 it, the put,lie,
Tho , Pref ., ring :t f ri.e. from ipeoltolle nil
nifx:u,e, two.
Howland's Ger - Dian Bitten.
Tin (sip, or nervous dei , re,stoin Ivlien some nleolus)lii
ctn.]lvis iv nc rceruty,
11001tAND'S GERMAN TONI-G..
Thr. Blttrr , ..ol.lht• Ton'.o nrr I.nrn x•ri;tily plod, nun
Contain I:',[2. nrimu
FII.IIIIEI Ind!.
MfMMMI
(tr., V , V. I V ;111.
11:1:“.1..1.. eulCcra 110.
Coinitiparion. Flatuli nor, Inward 'Files,
i Fuingsr: Dieeci to Acidity
oi tbr: all, ie. e cart
for 1,-Ed, 3 , 11171,,s
or t fn 11.••
-- ffrarr
ing r r Pl,. tQ -• n - 11. e Pit
of the fiance h, 1-Wirina"ne- of
the II c,al, Hui raid or U illeult
Tireeillinp, Flat Viol"; at the
Choking or Sufloo , ting Eerisatica's when
in a Lyi:iii,F.Fe-ture, Binniceo.ol
Dots or Webs before the• -
-- Dull Pain - in tto _
cicney of Ferreiiretii.n,
r •
1 l' fo,ri - ,
r
the Side:, 61/ ` I,, CX; Beek Cheat,
etc., liLa, u d e n
Fl usher: of Beat, Burning'
in the Flea'h, Cpsrant Imagining:sof ,
- and Great guru:widen of
ME
.
.Theacxemediee: elThclui.tly..c.u.rclilvvr
Jaundice, 1)p-pensia. Chronic or Nervousldlity,
(Monde, rharrinen,- Ill,anue of d s, and all
111 . 1 , 11 - 11, from a 111Alrai , rett' !Awl.; :-.. , torrineh, - or
int.estines.
Resulting.' from- ally- -CnTIF3CI • whatever;
PROSTRATION OE THE SYSTEM,
induoed by - - Severs Labor, Hard
- ships, Exposurs, Fel.OlT, eta.
There in no no-divine '.10:11 to theseorlnedlea
in such easen. A toter mei niece in im io .t e d t o rh o
whole Seel eta, the Api rengtio
ened, food in ekloyed, rho stonnneb4ligestrt
pramptle, tin, blood in puidied,
pieston,L eeo nt cOr sound out) healthy,
the yellow tinge de emliente'd front the e)-es, n bloom
In given to the cheeks, and the weal: on,, norVOU9 Its
valid berms. n strong rind healthy being. •
Persoiis
And . feeling ele hand of time weighing hem ily upon
them, With all Ito attendant Ills, will find in the Al. of
this nirrictts, or the TONIC, en elixir that will
Instil new life Into their veins, restore in n meaqure
the energy and ardor of more youthful days, bui lip
their shrunken,foims, nnd give health and happiness
to their remaining yarn.
11.1 s yt'u'ell•estabpelled fact that fully one-half of the
!emote portion of our population ore sel
dom In the enjoymentr of good health; or,
to MAO OM CAVII CS presslon, feel
well."' They are lan
energy, extremely nervous, and have no appetite.
I'm, this elns4 of ply.nn, the BITTER :9, or the
TONIO,Js especially teconunefuled.
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are merle strolfg by the use of'vitllt2'9l:lke.A.o.yt.,ll4,!lie
They will cure every ree of MARASARTS; : without
- • ,
Thournas of certificates have ureuntulatell In the
hands of tilepropriCtor, but spore Will allow of the
publicat 101 l of but a. Saw. _.Phosc,-it-tvill.be. observed,
nrcnen - of-noto end - of - Filch - standing thnt tint:must --
be believed. -
Hon. Geo. W. Woodward.
. • ,
Chief Justice of flit Sltpr472re, COrtil l ra., wr tea
• .P/ii/addid, Trarelt 16,1607.
itl find 'I - roof:ma's • Gorman Illttvra' fr
good 101110, 11E0111 . ,
dig,tive 011,1118, 01111 jr groat of ltellOnt thc
en, ra of nllll. umit of 11,1,0%. no.
(lon In the ayut tut, Your:, truly, ' • •
•01.0.: I_, II OODWARD.f. .
Nom James Thompson..!, : ._,
jitrigt: of the .51tproda Curt qf Pfzilisy7rania.
Philadelph ea, April 99~ 1500,
"i consinr (I,Tmon 1111terc , n prtlunble
tneil kil': In VZIPII of attochs of Ibutlgcu Uon or DycycNla.
I - 1 eon caltirtUts - fmm-my expel icnco of it.
•
JAItEfI 111011PSOgi,--
From..R.e. - v - . — Yes' eph. 11...Remiard, D. D.,
'Pastor of the Tenth Rapid Church, Philaddphia.
; :lave Leen ft se"em"ly ree
doodad to ettlineet my nurse WWI 1111111 IVlllinilollB
,M,.11114,,n1 1110, lot ine , ll,lnoil, but legatiling prae•
"l lee 11,t Ma or J e . r , r7 , 1
h e , in ell - rd ; with n
elf our p1, , 0r lii Vlll . l 01111 inluurers nod
paritelitarly in nry ' f-ei 111,1 foully of the
I tr. lloolland'S German 131itorA,J, depart
for once from toy usual course, to expre,,, my nal
00110 iclloll that, jot. ritr al debility of the rye, m, and
especial/tr./be Lis, i nf, :it is a elf and valuable
preite 111110. In until,, CIIfICH It may }fall ; but emptily, l
doubt not, It will he ye, y betwlicial to those who suffer I
from ti 1 1 .," above causes.'
Yours, very respectfully, •
J. 11. IiENNARD,
• ' . Eighth, below Coates BC..
•,
•
Trom Rev. B. D. - Fenaall, •
Assistant Editor Christian Chronicle,. rhita . dephia. •
I lowa derived decided benefit from the use of Hoof.
land's German 13Ittebst; Red feel It .sly privilege to re
commeTßllbem tis a most valuable tonle, tontl who urn.
hullbring from general debility or from diseases arising
from dentligemelit of the'llver. Yours. irtily,
E. '
nooffatl'a Getman Itemeillca are coonterfelted . : See
that the signature. of JACKSON'
Is Oil thu 'wrapper. rapper,., of each. 1, ottlo.
• All'othere cort u terfolt.
Prinefpal Mica . and Afanu factory
at the German ltiedichte !Rota, N0..031 ARM Stied"
. rhiladelphin.
, .
~ : .
EE
CARLES•VE. VA X% - 1 Qrrmnn •,
t t) Zkrigo l s 'ic Z'&,..!
Eor onto by"all llruggioto und pcalore 1n
,151.01cloce.
Ilaofland'i Gambit Bltt.&B,por bottle op
' a bolt dozen • " b' 00
51000taid'p dorman Tqnlc, pin: up In hunObottlea r l.oo
. , per bottle;orn, half
. 0.34 en for: • 7,14
ttar Da liot 1'24;4 to oxamhid *Olaho Arad° atoll
buy,ln order to 04 tho ttOnotno. l • 1 • ;
,r
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riur ! ADELPIIIA, PA
lIIIIIEa
MEM
MEM
=II
NOTICE.
TESTMONiAtt3.
c4rinupN.
~RIC7ES.
INE
Carlisle, Pa.; rilday, IVlarch 6, 1868
POETICAL
WORDS FOR MUSIC
The weary satin w uuntettielhpt,
The, oars were silent for a 'lllloo, l '
An past ll.'sperttpr , sheres'we swept,
That were no n remembered fiten
Seen alter lapse of weary years,
!hides; when the Shadoimeet,
Win througlphe misty ofiany,tehrs,
_..4) : 4 l ,_thialAl_n. Shadow, awed. .
. .
i
...3 Ignedtlto half-forwittnn shod
Vint .dunilroCed,luirro , of In Ili/ 'Wife, -
With Itncons where-we touched otYnre.
And ports thnt,over-Tell wo know.
Thou lirolto the oont bof9ron bvi7.6,
That sought the aecrst.cif tho'Wer.t,
And idly nIF wo swept r h o sonsl
Towards tho blonds Or the Bled.
Iladde a silver-,andel bay,
Wo saw the I irons; very fair , •
The flowery hill whereon thpyley,.
Tho'llowers iiet, amid their hair. •
Their old sweet song stain down the wink
„Altanemher6.l.music "Wn*g
Ala! now no moil, of cords to hind,
Sn need Mel wdbf Orpide -
• It onee had seemed a little thing •
—To lay our lives down at-their feet, - -
butt, dying, wentlglktliear thonCsingl
And, dying, see their' liters sweet;
But note, we gazed,"Stal,Pro , slng by, •
hint no care to Wry -
Tho hitter-sweet of MelneTy -
Was :aura than an; Siren's
. _
--SELECT TALE.
THRRO:6IANOE . OF HERALDRY
Almost everybody feels m•-interest—in
.looking at ' coat- it-turns, and_znaturally .
'supposes that the ofysterious pictures ex
hibited by soine of them have an , occult
meanik. 1' Tito following will give it. little
silbstance to -one readers' thoughts on the
subject hereafter:
The origin of mitny - crests and roats , ol :
4reis of singular chanicter is involved in.
Loh,cority, and lunch matter ((1 It ivric in
teri,L host. • 'Eraditienl 'of tie
rme.tlitie ell:11'0.0,M, however, st.ifl 'O%-
i t ill r.::-peet . to tit', armorial im,ig'ai,t of
nnelent ;nu
tnenti•.M•tlthe tr,Ot bet lie .the
•Ii which ti e r prOF.IM
of Li•imici. Mml. I .is Lent of n
iketifei wish a gold chaff n.
1 i• W nrae il, origin jo gii l oh !
ly•:••I lino :is, the lila; EiCrl of Kildare.
•xlic•ii hr w•i•-• tut iwant, -A. .1). IS6L• tits
!alter was killed at the battle of Callan,
! nt the nel.vs tarri ing_nt_thefamily seat.
ti.o.„11011,-ehold.a.catrie patitc.:Xettelv, and
ro•Lo d wil7.lv nit of the liothe,' leaving the
I . 4rregea, lirhr , La atlin'twpntl,tetr. - I)Lti ing
the uusoitce M the large ape,
null , which Was keptmlion the pretnis,,
enteied the lican,e, removed the
c11.1:1 trout it, eet . ,'llJld, whi:o in- tho Het, 01
ricking_ it in - his Mini in -imitation ofir.
etellielit, Was ,1.1110 , ,ed-hy---a- - -clo
In, hod returned to watch the in
',The nuMkey - , on finding Ifitnielf 'de
teet,a, ran away wi , .11. his burden, and,
being hotly pur,tieile,glipetl to Lhe abbey,
the st - eeple of which . it inmfmed,. but still
retaining possession or the ym itg o fl.
I,oetators were horriVed, and knew not'
what PAepsito take to reeoVer the t 4111,1 and
to being killed, -For hours - they
wat,lied, cud "3011 the lnonk. V retalltell
position, grinning :it them and roehing
baby. They feared to frighten the anitnal
lest it shoulti devi l /its charge, and, as a la , t,
resource, rdtil•ed to a distance. When'they
had di , appeared the monkey, finding the
coast elear,`desconded from his porilotta po
sition, leiiturely returned prune. and deli , -
sited In his credit unhurt the inhott snit,
who, whm I e grew up to e.tltte,
honored natter ,lackey in: the manner
stated.
.The crest borne' by. the Ihike of Hamilton
and the llarquis of Abel:urn is sm i tramed to
'have had it, origin in at ciretton:tatted that
°cent-rod to their mutual ancestor, Sir Wil
' lialn de [lamblelun, A. D. 13'25, - in - , Which
he displaycd gi eat presence ' - of mind, Tho
gallant. knight having* slain in a duel one
John do Spen,r,.fet,ri fig that he would not
meet with lair Jo -Oyu in England„ thAer-
N§lied,:by flight, to .AC'eli , 6llf,ty in Scotland.
Ile WllB accompanied by •11 servant Who in
several ways dit.phlyed IiUIpLUnIS of extreme
nervomness. • The fugitives were for
,soute
time jhotly purslted,.l,7llat hist managed to
seetire sit t!,l ter in it 1001,111, in which they
hoped-to avoid detection. While rambling
here they ramtl,two Wood-cutters , at work.
After much parley, ,aid by the :offer of h
cow:War:title bril,llthey. induced
7l,wexchitnge JlTAlte_tatir - them,_to re - nal:L - 16.A
111e.11' r1 . 111,11.-li6V, ~1113110 leave them • for h
time U3'' thoinsolves. Sparcely, however,
liatl they-dontiml the rustielmbiliments be
foro (he enll4 - nries of the law arrived, and
interrogated ,th.etii severely Witethor
they had seen might of the fugitives. They
- could - tellnothing,.and - continued.:,,their
J2ll pation of•sawiug.. The :mi. va tit, however,
lmt his composure, and 11 , :gan to display
- evident signs of tropishrrtinfrwmin,,,
ol,:ervittg this, *:dertily bade hint Mind his
work, and energetically ordered 111 111 to 'cut
"ttirough.'" 'Chu man, thus reettlled'
:(111110 Or his perilous,. position,. ,vorked with
a 1 fight good will, aptl the
. Iig , RI)IQ,I4L-gl4lll satisfacqew - in-'
formation; ridrac,tl their On.his
turn to, t•ttfety, :dr adopted - as his
ercit an' oak tree ferreted. with gold 11000110,
an& pruetrntutlghrough tub sMin trnnsversr.-
Jy it frairde.saw, the blade thereof hearing
Jli.Lword
• The armorial Mearr)igs f
mien: 'of Ilay.,
are said to have ork t inat,i fr om a hi s t or i. ea l.
ftmident. .111 the rekto Kent,,th 111.
tict , tllll)ll,.A , . 1,1:.08), the vane= invadt , d
Werth,lti re and to Ated the - S.autish trtiop.;.
Thp. retrwtt, vr, , which threatened
-fat of 1110,1 complete tittinrc, was 1111expet.
i.dly prevented by the intrepidity - of atmold
1111111 1111 d 111.$ t6:O 50119. T-11($0 11(11'0011,
though Only armed wlth yokes, managetl..
by their bravery 0111 d expmrtulations, .
rally the Scotch 001111000 and. 11'111 . 1 them to
victory. 10 the hattlo the old man was
scivcreiy wyk1114011; and, on beitig 1101(0,1 his
name, could only incoherently
. utter the
'word "flay." . The monarch, as a reward
to the victor, gave, him snbstuntinl TlCCUni
liry gills, and also ha much of the rus.ii
do
-011111l us ii-faleen; whloh was'then sitting . on
his hand, should fly ever before 'alighted.
The Gird flow and 1111 4 11ted upon
an eininefieFtlfdt — ls even:to the present day
.qyled the ~' F'itit. l oristoritt:'',' In'conitiopinr4„
this'eirounistanep,.ihe family of Hay
has Tor,o6llBries. past he: uo in its armorial
hearings sVilto allusiod to the prowess of its
fruseie anveseor. are several branches
er.tho family, but the 111111 whose arms , 0 • 0
sharged witli the greatest number et
referrenees to the historical incident is Sic
John I fily. .. Ln tho • seeoticl ,th ird
quarters, with other ehargesi he:" 11001.5 a
yrike, and each of his tivti crisis are Svnilrlie.
The ti rot 10 it rock, i.vor which is the t lotto
"Firm;", the second bel itg' a ' falcon'nisi ng.'
'The simnorteys are . two men in , coinitry
habits, thit'dit:c.fer . onn holding In' ills heed'
ti plc - malt-share; and the sinister holding' nn
. 6x4oke; while the motto is "Serra juggle
' (Preserve tile . •
- ' •
fho crest :borne' by' the , Stanley, fairly,.
OM lived of whioli 'is the-Earl of Derby;: is
most peculiar, viz.: :10 eagle with - wings
extended, preying upon , ll child Ms/addled in
- arMlidle,'phieeditiiim n chniiiirto. ,- -Pliere aro'
two versions Its' the Origin of this device.
! One is that the head of the tatt)oni'
(front' who:ill:114'11y Do'rhf is totiteiMitily ‘ de-
Setinded), wishing to . .get.''rid : a'natural
child; ctimecl. itAo!be - placd&iri 'nn, eagle's
, 'r • -
Ell
rest.. The bird, heivever, instead of killing
' the Infant, fetrit, ii - eireumshinen which sn
affected the father that The brought pp .1110
boy aS Ilia acknowledged 'heir. The. other
tradition is that', 7irr the :reign of •Edivard
one Sir lhornarlithoin, , having only
a daughter, desired aff heir and -having a
natural sun by ono Mar`P - dskiitel, lio`dettir
wined to acknowledge the 613iid. To ghe
a colorable pretext for introducing the boy
into his family, ho - directed thatit should be
the foot of a rock, where an. eagle
- 6tal-built-his--nest. He - then, in -- COmpany - .
with - other persons, went to:the ..loettlity of
the-rock,- and -pretended that he, had
dentally discovered tbo infant. -His wife '
adopted tho. child, who was subsequently
known Ps Sir Oskatel Lathom. Before 'his
',death, however,. Sir ThomaS revealed, the
fraud, and left the Intik of his priperty to
his daughter", the Wife of Sir John Stanley,
wlios descendants offered the Lathonn 'crest
of an eagle reguardant to that previously
•deSeribed. ' -
The bull's scalp, which is crest of the
Cheney family, owns its origin, to a peculiar
action-that is stated to have linen performed
- byimmtrcestoi7 — Sir - Johrr - Cheneyharremi=
mutt soldier fighting under' the Winner,
_of
Henry of , Richmond, at Bosworth, persom•
ally. encountered King itichard, and was
felled - to the ground by that Mbiiiirch, 'who
also - laid7 - ; op - en -- the - lcnight's,,:belmet-Ittld
lcnocked off the crest. For some Unto Sir
Jolfn layMpon•the - ground stunned and un
cured-for. -die - covertng 'himSelf, kmwever,
he - cut - the skull andhorns ofrthirlirde of an
ox
_which chanced to he near, and 'diced them
upon his own head to supply the loss of his
helmet. - Thus equipped;' he returned to the
field of battle, and did such service Onto on'
being proclaimed king, Henry assigned to
his faithful follower the arest since horiM 2 by
his descendants.
Fotservices - of - -loyalty not performed on
the 'battle-field 11111117 , instances of grants of
:Lllll6 are extent. for instance, the Boycotts
'of Salop bear for their arms three grenadoes,
and for merest an armed Man Misting a gre
nade. Thesis were assigned
. by Charles II
to 'Sylimnuei Boycott, of Hinton, and his
brothCr Francis, for having:miinifested their
• lOyalty to his Majesty .by sundry services in
the times •uc,._his..gecat-distresses, in same
I Ile fi wr ns I heir father had done-to -Charles
1., by furnishing the army — and—garrison
wjth great ,hot, grenadine, imd other ha
biliment:, ut • Wll r. The sand monnEch also
Lrrantedto - Colonel Carlos the fo/M-wing .
tr, - , viz: an cult trot , ` on a gold. mount,
Ilivse, (mil' red fesF,r; (or band
IL three gold nr rstml crown,,
We. td services re n •
te , ,h.ting Min to preserve his life in
the et , lt-iintted 1;0ytil Oak; and fat•ilitating
his-AL:4e nit the battle of .-Worcestcr.
A.mong the curiosities of bernidrr may be
tnenLioned the crust borne-by
nomly, n red dumt,riflun , powtlered
With thirty-nine nitillets (or 'itarti
inntik), WILS grant 1698* no n
:11.r.`1.3reenin11, tou'lniemoration of hi,
flit' •
urr t th• irty-tnth child or ouu father
boing the
nod mother.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LP.TT.ERY _SWINDLES
The foihming '‘sadexperiemie'Y of an un
sophisticated country parson should servelis
a warning to all persons, clerical and )ay,
who are disposed 4. to make-haste to become
:"-
A preacher wto lives_in n distant grate:,
111111 whose cupidity- uppears - do - havo - Lrot.t he
-better of his judginent, gnYes tile ftillowing
account of Lire way in which be was swin.
died by. 'collie sharpen: baying, err office in
New Yuri:. Nu doubt therm are hundreds
`of cirnilnr cases, arid we print this as a warn
lag to persons wino way be tempted,in
'I Inc
111111111er.
He sups that lust still - 11'1'1er a IsTeW York
" firm" ecut out an advertisement of a gift
enterprise
that appeared on its face so just
Mid honorable an undertaking that he was_
induced to stud ten dollars tor eleven tick
ets. The tiekets were receiviid, and the men
sun L eight more, requestmg'him to distribute
them... Ills family took live, and three .of
his neighbors took the others.' They' next
- si - liciT;iite - Mi - More whielt-weruTtre.,. .
turned. •
lo a short (IMO the, sixteen tickets were
sent back aly . the lottery men, with the direr
thatdf - the minister would pay for then), and
they. did net draw a valuable prize,:_they
would make him a valuable present. The
bait took, and ten. dollars were paid - for
them. Another sixteen tickets were finally
tr - ent4d this grenrijlorn, who was told that
they were the last; as the million and aAttif
of tickets had been sold. if ten dollars were
sofit. to the lottery met they guaranteed the
Minister a prize worth two hundred dollars
the gpind drawing which. was to-take
place on the flltlior - 0 - aolTer. •
The money . , was sent, and the various
sums were Matithwledged.. Early in IQoven,
bee, the minister. '.t - cceiied a letter stating - I
that one of his tickets had drawn a prize
worth b.WM Mindied dellars, but . Oaf they
levied• five per cent. on the prizes, and that
ten dollars more inust,be sent on-before the
prize would be' forwarded, Tbtlt len dollars
.was also rent, Gut neVcr - WaS' itektiowledged,
I and the 'sinister lieard nothing leers, of his
frionds. Ile now expresses ileAre to a nt oh
to Now York and prosecute them, b ut his
journey wridd prove fruitless. Ho has learn
ed a lesson. which uncy be worth the !Jimmy
Lit eo - st him.. At all events, it ought to prove
ti warning to . taberS„: - If any ono offers ti
gold watch Worth One hundred dullarsifor"
tint dollars, be IS 'acheat, and ought, I
to be avoided - its intich tie a pickpocket
NeW York city, cc hieh,is tile real modern
Sodom, is with -every description of
I rascality_ mid is the gi4?.at cont.re-of corrOP."
Lion_ Gilt,entorm:iscs, bogus lotteries, nfoOt.L.,
auctionr,-fraud Mord philanthropic societies, I
ttlid it liest ' ,lf other-twindlingcoecerns timr o
tf - . - Ovish i'noun luxuriantly. The latest at
tenpt at, swindling wlimh we have seen,
oolong . from that -inetroilliclis," is the offer
by two - pr i etended "attorneys and. counsktl:
fOrii;' .- Who will undertake, fur the moderate
fee of tee dollars, to collect the priZes justly.
due to the tickitt - dio dens, from the managers
of these Gift Einteiprises, witp an additional
charge cif 5 per cent. upon all ittonleys tints
collected. The coolness andeigpudence of
these would be swindh;rs . „refreshing,•init
the probability is that 5011110 .gutlgeons with
besought and fleeced of their -money.. ,The
pod says,
, . ,
"Tito plenturo our
. ly fs ns . ,grent
In being cheated on to otto,t." ._ , '
-.
..
FIT YOU A LAWYILic-Z-An Old lildy,Wialced
into a lawyer's cptlieil htuay , {Vllon the. fol
lowing_eonversation - tools 1,1'1004 - '
.1(4100
..to t399_ ff you_
w 0.11(1 like tp pike boy and make
or Ulm:" • '
Lawyer.--•. Tho boy appears rath pi young,
audio ; .how Old is her
Latid.—"Seven s y_airs, sir." •
Laaujee-, ,, 1ie is spa - young, decidedly ' ten
young. H bay, you no .ys °des'?" ' • •
.Lady--4.)! yes., I lace suvero ; but we.
have•cOneluded tomukao fariners-of
ens. 1 told tlie.Old loan I thotiglit this little
fellow would' Ulnae a first,t'atti . iaWyer;''so'l
't . itilvd to ~ t tutit. You wittild take turn.''
Lawytir--•"3.10,' nindaini be, is too young
yet to edin rrrenemthe study okbe, profession.
But why db yol6tbiuk this boy any .bettr.
ealeulated for ' lawyer thaii •your 131(ler
• _Lail y-L , " Why, you see, sir, be is jest sovoil:
yours Ott to•ldey. -When ho was only Ow,
he'd lio , lftiO• talatur' ivhen fin got.to
six ho was gassy and iinpudent asony critter
could be ; !oat rieW hall stealihvoryi,lring ho
eon got hoods on," •- -
IrVitY ere yoeng belied kisideg eitel AotU r
like Christianity,? Bemuse they do its ,they
Would dthere should do unto them.
N t \
0 11 11 ii
- -
THE PHIMITIVE DRA*A
An American' gttntleman, who imagined
Witt his New York experience.had rendered.
him cute enough-M-venture-anywhero with
out; having the stranger's welcome of being
taken in awarded him, humorously destribes
• his costly visit in the'course of ids London.
sight-seeing to that peculiar institution the
jenny Gad.
"Now then, you little boy, stand aside,
and let the public 'come in. New, then,
.r.common,_great_play_of_the_ttrorest_of_lion,_l
dy; or Tho of Mentargis l ;' with the
celebrated dog_ In—in his original part,
only alaMny—Wl k in,. just li-going to be-'
gin, only a penny ' .
I was listening t this attractive...invita
tion, at the entrance of an alley, in mad of
Abe by-Strpets of London. The speaker
was a coarse-looking_ limn,. whose dress
betokened more the appearance of a burglar
UMW a manager of a theatre—with heavy.
laced • boots,. woolen ~stockings, corduroy
:breeches, striped waiscoat, reel neck-,band
kerchief, velveteen coat. it dingy white
hat, with dirty morning-band, sat janntily
__eitut_bushy_head;_beneath_whose:shluli-citsid,
ister,lanshaven face: . made up the•ensemble
ofa showman of the pot house tribe of tray—
Ming Thespians, yelept,_Atie_renny_tjaff,
'Scliool,i.which infest the great metropolia.-
tLW_hero!s• the tbeatreV__stiid__l, _looking_
Valnly'up the half-lit alley ; and then at the
touter of the penny theatre.
tt_Why,_thaCere door where you sees the
-lantern-hung—up,E-and 7 "the-teuter—pointed--
With his canoimit dim light; and as he did
so, the beating of a dilapidatdd drum in the
inside reassured..me.___
"Don't you hear the horchester playing
the•horvertee The, curtain's going up, and
you'd. better be in time." ••
Tieing-in-quest-of novelty , and-a sensation,
buttohrtHip my coat, Paid the penny, and
with a •feeling, of doubt and .ctifiosity, dn . ;
ternd . this temple of the drama.
A'cliberless rote et` were
raised one above the other, liktethe seats of
is traveling circus; it - chandelier, consisting
of-tour tallow candles fastened wilt, barrel
hoop, swythg,' awn the Uingy roof, coutpbsed
the illuminati on of the auditorium,
Flool—tny seat' hear a matt and woman,
who w i re diSeUSSin g the merits of tint dug;
and testing the quality of-what might by
termed .double- distilltA Jersey iightnior.;tt
for the C•Lotalon" is,•t-sure pop . ' to all wh o
fool thOir time its libation,„
The audience - were.deeid&lly nintrey; and
the illVi..loll4lvpunrunee of the majority star,.
geF.ted the proprifoty of closed g rut !.
timed Yi!ga bonds having no. le mo Worthy
•that mune, ready for any.thinz• 'lrmo 11' toy, , -
and-toss to manslaughter, ‘‘ . ill;
and shoeless boys", made up our
of rifratt. whose ribaldry and slang w,,1041
put; to blush the vicious. horde of Nev You is
gamins.
_Lhad_a_notinn to Snalflpo my penile and
cut. the connection,. before. the dog _howled
his brief -nou r_upon -the stage. But. 010111-
' , I 'y tlrn admen
hard, ~ , I _owards die tunny times before their
death; the ,aliant never taste 01 death but
once!" 1 thought that I might 119 well -
stick it out and die game if there tens ally"
dying,te be dine, am' so field on.
At this moment of reffecti ................
led by_ri '
t4erWiirrom a girl on the relit 11 ,,
hove me. A- curdle from the.cbandeln•r
hod fallen into her. lap; 'and i t s she we.;
drinking a 'glass or gill handed to her by
:14:ge - ntletnani - the bottle fell front ' hen
mind and the contehts were spilt to Mir lap
ti,:lgo. The candle - being lit, ignited her gin
stained frock, and threatened her :orlon, in
jury.-- But, her -I , ver,- s With----commehdabl,
presenee-of mind, threw himself into her
lap and put the fire out. The girl threw
her arms around his neck; and I remarked
he'd better stay there till the danger was
over, to which he replied: :
"Your're right, old' chop: when my gal
gets warmed up thet:e's no need o_caltiuzfor
any hingins while I'm about—is there, Ala
?"
To . which lilaritismiled, pushed,him off
Jier-lap, and said: I'm /dewed if' you ain't
put the fire out.• Now if you'll go and get
- seine more gin; I'll marry you next week,
and then you can put, as many fires out as
you like!"
The lover had.no money, and as the inci
dent:afforded we much amusement, -1 prof-
feted to pay the expense of.refilling the hot
lo, to which the lover replied:
"I'm much obliged to you. I say, Maria,
let this 'era gentleman sit with you till /
Come back with the drink," to'which Maria
-assented.-'-The lover importuned -tee and,
though diSinclieed•to the arrangement, lii-c
-cepted the Situation, and 1 and Maria were
holimilMing. (by his fiery introduction,
much to my surprise at my audacity and
Maria's insinuations.
My companion was, to all , appearance, a
domestic in some family in the vicinity,
who loin got out for' the . evening. She wns
not-bacHooking;hut more-than-a
,match-fur
her'sweetheart of exlinguishindubilitics.
you like the' theatre?" said Maria.
.‘rm.quito fond of it," 1-responded.
"So um I." /Ind Mnriti hitched tip
little closer. -• .
At this lifoniVnt the big drum beat a the,
sin- of-joy4tizthe-apple-anthorange-,chewiag
crowd, around and about .11ddlo
- was faintly heard. struggling to mate witilt
its noisy companion,. when a bell announced
to the happy the play was to begin.
The'nortain,went up with. stuidry jerks,
disclosing a rocky pass that had seen b,tier .
days, ito dente; whether it, was , ..sun li t ; la or
tnoonlight ',never discovcre'4;. for the scene
.was 'so undefined, and the ,- paintitP4 so
wretchedly dope. It might huvo beeflyqur
neighhot:'s back-yard, on it Wash , day, for
till ,the ilthsitin it sent- tnihe eager throng..
who only thought of the "w g of Montarg
is,"-whosti:reputation was only surpassed by
this immortal "Dog a •
*---- Thciplity -- commenced — hy -thirlifosesaid
rOckY pass delivering itself of a wrtehedy
drssed Lord, bearing..-in his arms tholadv
of the castle from her maternal roof. A.
,tale of love and' faith hero ensued, when n
bearer of dispatenes rushed on(with very
dirty bawls, or black gloves on, 1 couldn't
tell which) and shouted;
My , L ord . you are pursued!" •
ha
"M
o re my pursuero" , • ,
Lord air aloud ee the castle 'lll, I
seed adm s 3 ho is.emping demi the 11101111.
Oda.' I,eape is h6pfdess." •
“Then we will perish' togothi;il"
hedrupysound,d, the fiddle serqtehed ri
displareherd. .411rwai . ited rev the dog freer
thdineuntuiti, but•he came
Muria, hitching. up cleee
cited tune, said, "Look Dull .1,4 0 e, it' s 6oin
ingr- The .audienee jelled, :the buys Ant]
'gi tie hopted. The inieniger,s ,wio wus then
in tlie.lion3e'eltippect Ids nine on the seats
and eridtl: • • •
• - -
t'lluuruwl" •• .
•
- fin.
the dog,lndueed the manager 'to jump on
the stagotor tin explanation; and • bobbing
behind the seine he quickly returned with et
dog under his arta(to the dismay otthe Lord
uhd L'uily n t
j but,,,irtreto devoured'6.A.ir.,
ish in tholitteniptjand loudly"6iith' •
.. , Gennnen and ladies, sonic blasted asses,
sin has been and give ou'r Celebrated dog',
seine poisoned sapsagri,.• and he's kicked t - he
'bitekk; give; u 'twenty 'pound 'note to
anyone who hinformationt of this
torrid deed." • •
,
•Wlth that thedog was throw,n on theoago,
the Lord and, Lady including thh beayer of
'recovered, froth their stupor„
while the inn:lager said, nThe 'dog's dead,
and as . The boys Shouted.
••Give us one-penny
, The string Fustuining.tho chandelier •was
cut down in the confusion,. the curtain foli,
and Maria and I wore loft in the dark.
11ow.Ignt out
~of thdt Ponny•GafF 1 nev
er kno).v. • 'lllaria and hot; lovor , l-nover ea iv
•againz mybac,in'ttnihnstling orthvd ; ,
of nlon and urchins, and on ruching.:
atrea, found myaolf minus my - wash, which
TERMS:--22,00 in Advande, or-22;60 wifhin the years
IEI9
loss I nitributed to the ntlettiktnitte tleyterite
of the Int. INlttritt.. who.. eltoer Alta tr-n
brother to tn o in more losimmos thoo ono.
I ntri Sirtislied with 'pigmy theta - rim:Ald
ant sure of one flirt dint white follts-'enti.sei.
1116 elephant fit London ns weli in if) Nett
York; end when the fogelmilitm
L. cMoing," she lied rto reret •
corm to the dog., as the loss, of my repoutm
fully testified; ,•• •
LEAP YEAR
The almanac.autliers inform us that the
•
year 1808 le especially set -apart-for the- Is
dies,-the unworried portion we mean, who.
-by time-honored custom and con - cession, ano
entitled to do a good ninny things this :lelv
thltt are denied on any other. They.:lnive
the 'right to ask their "feller" to take
Sleigh rida, -or to - go to n concert:or to
go to church ; they. have a right to draw
" their wcasil" and pu.s . ,:thebills; and more.
?hey have - the right to do the courting, to
put their arms around a piece of corduroy.
and itven, "pop tho quimtion." . •
This is nice it is pleasant to hear the idol
-01:.-pour-heart,in-treinulous-toneE , ,Bny-:-
"Angusitts-, adored of my heart,.the bright
star or - my future life, the - sunbeam of s tny
„waking hours,- Say,„, : ohl anv,wilt_fhou...ho_
mine, be all thine own dear Penelope Ann's."
-And-lthen-to-hear•--the-baslifid-swein r -hold--
ing his, cambric, scented, with the .flavor of
it thensand dowers, or a skunk's •cabbnge, -
simper out,_!. Ask
_par.tv:if f nthr I" •
P , diswi. -- wocan't - ilo - the - stihject-justier;l
„
and will let Corry 'O'Lanus speak for
he nows - al I about such things, ire he's
got married._ •
It is
. leap year !
Of whielvihet 1 wigh to remind the Ind
itCti division of opinion-its to the
right-of women to vote,-but = there can bo.m,
question ns , to her right to a hu,lnind,.il she
(qui get one, -
Now i3.her time!
Bikt I would oriviso young lailieF not to
beorti,l).
Although it is leap year, you
.. had hotter
'hark belotalvou leap: '
ii . ,yoitrq, Intslatna. and he r h ino
suit you, you ( . 1111 . 1. Change 111111 11,11.11. I.llllll`l .
I , lll', at 10114, W 111 1 .0111: y.LI 141`to - Ulricll,:o,
T Ile.rt! .S,!Verlll . ..C! , (It :Lk u_be
,•••ei•Liiiil in
nnittiir
inhoind color inny he l e nt t :, i,•..
diviabo
They nre of leis con.,:egiwnee tinm- inJi
‘.ldiud
nro or IessCOIISO 9 IIO J IVO thiln (.1;,p0
itirrnunnd 11.4 1111i11r'n . ...3.4ure,5,
4C,
. .
.
1 - woilt,lii'lf 1116 - - , .! wits-yQ1111f.; \V ,-,, i) , 111 Id i
igtkr).y 1111.1r1 Who . Wcalld t - Npfn2L 114 - 1,0 Stip i
I. , t, lib,- .
.111 4 li , il a 1:1111 . 1hiMI: on thrii , ltlgontlolll4.l
' Who 1),,,I),:r1 ;4,,,lthig- for mrd 'tcst/i,A tarty '
l'i . Lzu-u l - 1 -iih-(141-4t014,0.1*-4A6-a-11:11.py 1 - 014:40-0 -1'i - 4x11_,
- iniilit - lel -' e!. - 1 ,1 11,-, • • • --- - - ' ' - - •
•
Never disni..p.,lat, your pnronti. -
• .yu uu lociunr.Thiirfioflit
wh.l.lier the nTI ~ Their ,•
1,.•
tirr.s to o 6 (Ig" which meets tour night,ii
a week.
Siw- will find dint, (Jut aft., t 13t nrp 1111,3•
ni
when entight yutingl.tut —utuotiu
t u d.. n guu .
d - tunny - 6,0h I
th , ilig4. Thru
eiv 11..1.11 11 ght up. in ill.
morning "ion.] light, tho flr,•, when the gist
him gontiThivny....
Thero ares.die profesijeniAltdt it nil
,itivis.ble to niarry,inte.
Such sis editors, foe they never ;let rich.
- --- Or - wOrturSTAV 11 - 0 - 11. Mit crti VIIIP nr
nitzhts.
Or politicians, who tire Iff.t SiltlSll.ll With
(1111‘ ttettin..2: wcil(10.1
their egiiiitry; owl, nio,t
:those both their wince.
But, as the t:rest ohleet is to era n 11M
bund....nd us the-sunny is limited, it May
not do to
Spider) VINEGAR. - Last silinMor, While rc
siding New Orlcons, a youth who ; m oo d
five feet eleven and three- - quitrterci in
st9ekings, and hailed from o'olsoo hfre up I
: Wabash, was tivited..by4t friend-to - time-at
the same house _where I was
This was thi H'oosier's first vi, it or iv !nom
_home and hat.old his friend, Who was_in the
produce bUSillen9 amid 'hail purchased his
cargo of corn, as they took their s,eat- - 3 st the
table, that he expected he would ;howhint
all the sit in town ' as he wanted to let
all the folks at "'hum know about it." The
servant brought-a dish ofsonp, and, observ
ing a gentleman nearly opposite-pal—con
siderable catsup in ,Itisk dish, nor lloosisr"
pointed to n. bottle of pepper sauce, and ask
ed hiS neighbor what it'was.
Spiced vinepr," wee the reply.
ii Waal. s'poseye 'blige.a feller by haudfn'
It clang."
was.the_auswer.
The* Hoosier - took (he - bottle, and coin
'motiet,tl.. dosing his soap ; hut.^.as the saute
dicl not flow ye y freely, he tank out the
col k, et the same ailpe olisereing to his
. .
" Kinder', close folks yet Stoppin'-with, lb
Nit such nudugoy hole iti-tlnit to ',re
vent at Nlrer's tokin' much b ath ,
Is'pose it Conies blvh, dov't it T'
Miring . this t ip's
, poured' ife:irly a wine
glnssful in his soul,, and s?oon:he
dipped it full tngStht r witfi s,vel'll-pniq 555.
and put it in his inonth. 'file next instnni he
scinipted-Ilio.co'ntonts the
(111 AV 111 . L . 0
' Prelleh V,entletnim ' s hoscin, and
Int %vied otti:,
. •
. 34 L Snakezineull i tsildonts !
(I o ; ijor 1 1'1i) till !" • , -
•' By Cllr, - Ar I" exclaimed the Frcnclmnl
inn rege, , ,jothpiag train the (ably. . Y . Oll ha\ o
sprziled n.y shirt, my - se -t, sair I Spoil eeey,
thing., s it 1 By gar, I shall 8.5 aLh.olt
aa.r I"
In the meal - Wimp th - ri Mosier hati se.zed tt
pitcher enioninim: water. r.ud inken a it e
•nieni.toty di it tight. - Sytting d9we the . pitotivr,
he eyed the Frenchman for.a ninmem r Snit
Ch (9) :
~• 0011lounil your . 0' shirt; I' S'posi.l,l cva,
gain' to horn my in'avils out for. you or
shirt, You. Mean Suns 1 C01116..'110W0 to
final, - add i II give yell one of mine.",
;It was with Vie Flonsier's k l rienti
could allay the Frenchman's rage, nail sit
ini.iters straight, again.... Bat ever after,
"spiced- vinegar" was a hy-word, and 81101,
°lent to,set the whole titbit, is n roar, _
iIrAYE Uuc of T. he's continued stork;
btOn ;Whited tutu bound volume , !" inquired
a.t t iotonter of a salesman :a 0110 of ,411' large
hooli st.llis the oilier day.
Clentintfed ! who', he tl"
t i hy. the nittn'tleti tt . I hos so very.not
t; . tories tor the Oublitiatittml. 1)16 - 114111W
LO .1111/1 . 0.001 . it..4 111/111 any other man. told
-Wantl.ol got. 1u in. it I-LAIII nil •.•
The salesman inrtho nog'
and„the vcratait custunler, tr , el.. ii
with LiA imiry, which ' we (Info say h.:
to continued." • .4
- rtiTIIER BCCIIC took place orf
tite'lBth lost.
gentietuan came' itS with a I, full' of
Teti.° - oitnnti . urivriook r- to - show—oir
!ex - Oak:6 'qualities by loaelikg 1 iighted
tb it,4 , 4nstantly the loom was 1161
ovobps nos, eoVr - rei.l with
rusitetLfrom it: By the 0111.irts o r out•bify4
they tier°, eating tiisheil; but the editor amid
'one or two other geutlethab were very littil!y
• •A. ItAIiDENED 'criminal;. convicted of ti,
'rtturdey,when asked. it fie . knew i:n:la why
loath ehotiltitnit he proiloulded ,
egadritit birti, reviled thiit ti m o p might, only
to be pa niebr.d, nccovtliny II le •
and
lied
bed - tweil, - ,iinsi" declared Unit
he hod ititeno4,
in th e' , 04 , orzif iic:o44 find *Cie alit 'not nieri t
capitul pan!aliment. r ,
OpeakeiColftiar's
. .
:We'append the able and:eloßneyt letter
of Silefilereolftix to the Indiana rptabli
.
ban - Every.i.teiniblienitt:hould •
end it,
...As fteanclid, reviem Of-tne
-reord.ofloi.tr:„.tt.y.aueg_fulcl.f par tot
it will wttrrn the heart of iivery.loynl teen.,
. Washington - Feb. 18, isps.
• , Baii• el 1 e ncy- ov.
— TAU - D - 41i S mould he glad to ne..
oept yet lin.d invitation; to.d .Ihus onloy
the loiviiegn of toolittitt the - level of
Chn rel , r'SQUini Iv, 1.11.11 of.our 011;11 IliZlll.ll/11
ill I lidllllll.l, ( . 1;111A - 10W•ii1P1' .I• , •Nt
.y iu their I.ionuial .1 - buyer-lion;
But , Abu
i " "Thu , r to I ce
41.1 Nll.lc/i h. tai
Ity grump...l,4.re. I
NO:10.:
EMI
• ;w . % 11tit.be'01111.1 rt.i;l'llit , ',;(lilllW .
~I.llll' 11111.4,1 , A It I clii) . !,Azol: WA, to
10:ACbileli for - mink , s - ,irtlioso 11,A•tre
cuuu¢ne,l imiriotii,
ty.w1,4,4 2ITe
y, •1141 VII (11,:t. , 11,../ , ,tion by our enc
. u.i , a cl2p. ito,irc or (AL.:cure t ,
1v Uen'thu 4 - 1111i0 i,l/1, with its porno
vratie !'resident, lietnocratic . .Citbi m2l, wit
ecrl, 1111 d, !i'!li erutiu Clcuentli. throw
down the tht: l Cl.t.
they_ find- rv:rol red to de,trpy, E 3
When 111
100.101'6 . ;td iiorll3, it 1. ply,
diojted "No coorcioii7 - it.`cv.i.: t.. 143
Republican pirty. that, wrote on its IL.onera
Ii i nitin end the hist liftd
nut' nrinies
Congressional legislation (jailed. hi (lid field;
" - eoereila " tho 'Rebenigh.
In the clarlceE,it, days ef,ttle. struggle; 4•116.r.1
:tt.evyry s trect: corner WC Wen; Ina ti ugly
told t?y DeUtocrats, "Ykareaa't, cora:lllyr ttio
Sou t It," t,11,-re ivtta one purt3' tlu,l tlu fl t f.l
- rairot of ;lie Re JO IA it . ; turd that ,ru tv was
the ultjViiesu (1 , 21 , ...gatte.3 L it uur
*Otto
When unprecedented:mid
__onerous taxa
tjon---116ertme -- nt'eer..s.itrS' 16 n,,niistat.-itt---01.1r---
.0:•.31t., pnrunct :111111Lout. heryie eoldiern __
nnif to ltet'p otir 7 ihtg 4.lying' in the field, we
d f ired. to &try the prOwlicu every
DOinOt•Tatio : T v:duo. and vtlitto...attenipted to
'_i Lthln , lstgnitl,L_6l~3lltLd n; ollusuLtl3L;;~iuitli
tit ri n 4, trio tupho,.l . . .
Whim eon-eripti..r laws became n
.i
tar:: rweea,ity, to flii upper regiments den
tin:J.lNi .110 ti- tuld - og:olf — by_tllo ' b ullets of
thooriwity and 00 --- t11 ,, tr37 , i 'o;' -- ttEt --- c:qtrui,
..tifit. Ai , kto nt)(1 them:lr . :lT, 011.1.11V;Wlf th'o lured
..-5 Ailed With 1)0110e1;lele delllllNlOldolltz of
thli3O. , law.', WO elSked.;Ilo101 1 lIelly, VhFlory,
,Ild iii t 1),V(11.r,11111 . 11g (he'll 11, beili'Cly...os (itie
V, lee/Ibb defended 1.116 col.llll . lSith the li , Rl.'" -
When Mr. L11.1, , Y,11 ar ht,t.struelc ut SIO-
v. , iy .. its the (001:e 01 :di -oily 'WoeS, 10 %Slit I.IS
the right. litth of the Rel.i,l.ioo, and w h en
i,hoo.o,2:oltie onittqs :utttl - 3Y I llels OIOSC_Sq. el -
00 , 1,1 y it,,d 1,01 - ,i-teotly •.,Itlinninivd 02 ,13
1111NitIO:[.(Olreelell the tier ft , rtirel:i..".l, in
., nlf milotilioll W IC t.,/ leOe'llegeo,,,ve feur•
~: ~ iy :Oiled 00r 0:11',,,0 to th.kt 0f 111.. Irma ,, !„
lffilrilWß , Tfire.;; :Old
. I ) :loViCicle e ..c7i . t.b.d._
rc .
a- I c ~tl, 0.10,0 y. by 1100:1 . qtt,0a.: ce.---
~, 0!).101.001 h ‘o,:i: g',,,Q ~0,,,1,., 0, tho
Clit.,o, ~.. nj!. A , rt,•„,,,a ! I„ 0,-,.•.,.; ; „ •:
\V lit, OP; 2.c “ 114 1 , 10 i (24 11% i- to 4 , t. (rime
yli1•1:17 11i di:II LI
AV : 11 le lit by pi t.ii
ru tubule, iotti ti):Li,.1.1.:4 nit ti I.
I=llllllll=
!It! i,,!!!!-1.11 I lite;
! ! ! 4 42.:; 1 !!4!.!!!:1 this!
In ,li1111! , If• !;, 01. 111111,1 •
k,..;, t •j) %.,,r 111.
L i.. ht. I,ljltuil
It 'Ol Mil'
Ur euerAt, runcolea feel'
!ot,«I We. I.(l..l,l"'"''''
=1313
t 1 ;0 . 1 1• 111,ig1),•
(It'lin,l1111,.• too
gorpi
\621 , 3 4utborzzt , l by- •
jtvp
i:11101115 (111 IL IL ‘v,,L41,1 o'l
del . % tol:,•si to I)tt , .1
I 111111111'S 11111'0 1:1 , 1!:1: , µr,ti/o13 5,?1,.: to
11111'co 1101.
\ ILc iiXXIX C '' un! i si rejorted
111'. jail. 3 th•t4.ll: .1,41•16-
b S
. 11 1 1 .11 Iny V, bit Ii -11olilti ' evibvtCy
I, an V, iv; hiVi: till Ihig nwl 1111)
"111 .1 ,1,11, 1/
- so.l.y . .llCllli . l'Vt,, Wll.ll . their ullt 11JV PlTsi
-11e;11,. 1110 put VV.:I'V
blook.iii_ the m,y ut the return of
St,tie.i. •
NVloot the .• X IVO Article" wee pro
' poe'd as art amend tn at to the Comtitotion—
ct..l3o..l3 Mg no lometatm,y• ~..M..,:..• enact
! .m. 111,1411 protcutit. : _: (qua:ly till C: \ Ii I IghtS
"rah, Ilzitl,e•i1111 . 11 IlliLi natur,dized: lt,n \:;tl. : c
I a Niotor in lintinna ju,tas potential te.,Onc I.i .
I Son hS . ....arojina 4 ond himm to,. mail harriow,
l ' - iyiidOor , - ;1 CiTe Treasury agate st an'y y.oy.
ments for emancipated ;lavo.:. or ! ite Rel,el
ciebt--the 7 -whole 'lletnoera• ie
pa i•ty do
nouncetLit,,and _urged tlio._;:joui , li I,,r,lajrn
ii, as they w did. Now the two Democratic
States orix.enttieky oral -.A.l.ltry lane, demand
pay ti/. lit, nit of the people's' ,taxe.t. in Ow
Tre',ktry, roe the 5i.0.....- :',1,3 it.t.t.on tiontook
puled; and the two Demooratic I,e,:i-:apire's.
of -, Ditio ..and 'New•Jerys.V et”Pavor
1'0 ..-. wflloiraw the as,nt-- a ___.thoze
I Statesto this beneficent Constitutional A
metintent,l..avi fig the dose opal 141 too
pres.•ntation (11.:1111,,). Dem... Tali.: clatrits lie
Democratic Congress could be chasm.
1 will nut extotal tor, V..t.tor by a Ofense •
0 i 0,,. (20.1...r,,ien a l policy .4 Reeomirtle
tiell, iirr—Sennfol. :13.7 - Crt9ll',; , filiie - yitiilicittion
of it lens, covered the' a.' , 1t01.: grvand• anam
• sw?:rabfy. .SOillee it to ...ny,i lit Cengrisq,
It aying, lintlollized the snllrage-oFevery free
man in the E'rptithern States, liobols and till,
c:ic.4tt llto:A who;,hy..violat.ing oLlielal.oallni,
had' 3oldett peljllry, to tIVI1 ' ,"0 . 11, r , , , 1 jar,. p.,,-
. ..i-ratio.party hav,ing tknoma,tl 1.1.,.f,y . i . 'l3,
litnititl nod t. , nipointry titt,
sttitttt ipttrtv'sitttkit , its rvittiottgs ftwt,
(brit tul, rettlitittiler I,rotu• us r,ppuinia ,
.1 , 06. rec., tty and v. hat rtr. °
thy vnin La'
11-(1,111, 10.1 tilk. 1.11,1 t
7t, tr 011,31 Inyol Isar • ' ' A: 7 • 0 ....
- Not i- :cosy in
- the Hills ,
- party
,w 11,11,1 1 1) , .1?11111-. 04 . 0;11.M-1.11 •
who, el , E 4
irot.Sl.4 • 1 1% , 1111.1 hstr. who. a 9
ol_ys lir, •
I.lt, '•1•• Hutt lli iti,,•s t.O
(11.‘VII .111 / • / . ti l ler -
I 44: I:"
111 , 1 .. .intlitry i lilt A titt•ii6"
firma:al
iri; I not :,iii iiil Ittliirid the Vnurt to (lc -
'n f„ nn hi , Ws itilueli(ilt•sitnu •
1117 .
sill S:itittitt to. in - nivi t , , .lien
, Ito
tint
bc if) unison lOlO- 7 ,41111aS
cittintry'.ll.l. htiritt4 '
7tri rim to Griii•ritf 01 . tttl1'
to 'ttt.ry lift (11111, It/
rc
slit. atrnillv failing is lilt: Diiioort itt
cirititnrinitrins
of tits! stitgit>.tiottrtt t 1 snit Glnst. itiiiir • • ••• ofliccr,
wiili ••• is
, lint • of thri
500 hilty, i,,nys :110;1: turns
/11‘ , 1•
ALT,'With 0\1•11 Mi. 4, .;.11A•clipri .0 . 114
lo iir
six., !pi pro' lc ii ill Nii“.ll. - tr,!lvr ' fitiiiti'ifiti .
11.0111 (huso ijudiyumlit und - vaq.
bins 'hat d r,l)(weiljity '
'Fitt
'hot 1 , 11:r
A nut
Clio:
(:,ritielstls,.nf ti-knit or toe, iik\•o • 9
Lion of
will, bitcliWit•rd
prop/Li-Hint - t tie.Y . ._cii • loviCitini ''
RI; cv cry
01i1:1 .1090
which only loyi:lty
ip
sures.
p l iE ' boinity -1)0) 4 rns: r „Iv
.CorwreSs laid
7`rp , iinn . t e , provitik..ll,nt, :if ;02.
..pernmi out itintl 'lei the 'hileqity i`rt.N'lll.lJ,
L.4iiid'l3.'bfFli
nrintitanifior nivil,t-nrviCooityriyt
inivp
tim '
ul=tlie',oldivi, ns cleiAgonteil in this
in. the .drao'r.• therein nntned, and to none •
• •
POLITIe.,‘Az:
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