SI lEMIE '; MN V., . J.. M. WEAWLEY,I J. it WALLACE. f, C.ARDS. W. L.:4Twobo. 11110 X . RAICK. • I ATWOOD, RANCID & CO,, 00ifilISSION MERCHANTS, ‘Vnoisselo dsalors lo all kinds of PICSLLD I.IID SALT TISIT, 'forth Wharves, Above Itac:o e t t rc • — I'IIILAbILLP ; SITA • ,0070 coyL,pwriTEßs. N 0 T AS!, TVHOL 21.1 ALII ' AT CITY PRICES. • COrYitnolly on hand, such nor lloalory, un.penders,. nook.. U.n and boWs, shirt er,dtts,•arnbric and Hum handkorebiga,linco and paper collar., and cuff., trimming., braids, spool aotton, wallets, otub., eta; loottry, wrapping PoP•r Paper dAlgs. druge, soap. and perfumers, .lauelelask and stove poli.ll, laths°, clears, Lc., de. • COYLII IlltoTlllllo, /TO. 14 South llano•or alma, Carl Iglu, l'a. 30m11710 DENTISTRY l DE. J. ft.ZINN, Having recently remove - a - to , No. 61 North Hanover street, On the house lately occupied by Dr. Dale.) ,_ . • Carlisle, reun'a, ' . .. Will put lo teeth from 510 to q4O per set, us the ammo fitly require. All work warrautod.. 1011470 • DR. 3 S. BENDER, • 11031(EOPATIIIC PEYSIOIAN. Office lu tho room formorly .oceuplod by Col. John L4O. Inoue° • _ ~- 1 1LTZ110071.111,F " - • . ATTOTtNEY, AT LAW. Oflbw irl.4kjik,h 118nover etrooL ovp.ltu -Bonte. dry go Am stem 10400 • • H OLL MIRKPATRICE ~Plolnenle Denleap In MA:NI.TrACTURED TOBACCO, N. I/ Cnr. Yhi Pirtirid Market siewti,-- Philitdeiphin u. Y. COLL, 1.. CULP/AC.IOI I=l] e. r. WIS. B. 1ulu:1m & PARKER, ATWIIIIRY3 AT Lill, Oise ea M.. eti gist, I n \int itm 11111, Cal liv!u. .11).TU T A. 11115 H. GRAIII:111, In., C.l .. - A NEr ATLAW, No. 14 Mouth Ihnovor stroot, CARLTBI.I3, PA. OflleindJoimleg Judge Grahlun'a 34re It TO 0111; CORNMAN, •ATTURNIIY AT LAN. 041.8 Po. T, titled'. Halt, Is rritr of the Court Henna I thetei TOPS - BPI - I RITNI R, nt., ATTOUNT 'AT LAW All Still' NTOR. RoohanlOalttirm Ott.° oa Railroad otreot, taro doors aorta of law Betaik. Drminoaa promptly ottaudoi • (1. VALE,. to • ,AT T. 011.1111 T-.1.-T•1. If Priotleee in Otiinborland nnA 'Dauphin • Counties. • Offlati—Brldgejort, Pc Poll oftle,b ad beat-- , nmil 11111, Clankllaylatt amiq, I'n„ P/JanTl ly AT C. lIERVIA.N, ATTORMYT AT Lill Chkrlisfo. Pc, No. 9 Itlamaa'm Hall. - P SHAIIICA.RGER, • • J13.,T1C11 OP THIS PZIACJI, .. --- All btml•onwoulruoted to him will roo•Iyo prompt ottootion. _ 'lOOO7O. ,J IV. A. ESIDLER. WISAKLIST Sa SADLER, ATTORNRYS AT LAY. 0111., IR IIlu•id Rollover efrreey, oext Ale flood Will Iloilo Roue*. Ilniet3l S~TILLI&MMKEZNIIIa VY ATTotArc Oftles ih OcannSeer building, Carlisle. , w. J. 511EARER, y • : AllfOR:41111 . AR LAW. Wilco Is northeast eurnor of the Clatrt House. 10.00 e 88. B. Ationnut AND COUNSILLOR AT LAW Fifth street below Chestnut, Cur. Librnry, 191ILADALDIMA. HOTELS CIL NT RAT. HOTEL, Noa. 621 and 622 A,'eh Mrsel, PIIILAVE IS lA. • Terme, $2 50 per clay, or rooms with- . out board, $1 por day. \\\)' - Eomls7 Ily N - A. TIONAL HOTEL J. E. DIIIATkiN, Proprlstur CARLISLE PA Thy eaderelireed having V.l.a and stab sly re• Mod and fernlelgil trig hotel. is report,/ to ferule/1 ruled alteommodetlops to all who des.re to make It thug hem.,th• p;ttrunne of the oar. vonadiorr eoestry togellieg ° public _college tow. large and: tonatottulele. Table er & weye elledwgb the best. S , T. CLOUD 11.OlkIL, (, AIMS 11111111 GT, A : I%OTM Artl;NTli, PHILADELPHIA: llu'llrely mow, • Ith ample enp.aity fur SOU g;,1.,e1e. 'forma, $$ Der day. .I'be at. Cloud it nevflY and cle daatl) t rulahnd throughout, and It optn tor the re. r•nt..ua of guilts, by too nodets'gned, who hart eu a or...fatly eoaduetei, for the past ten years, the eiedb.ksete• Itnuant n Holm, at Crimea, Springs, R 8110., 1'1,0". Stnah'fltm "BENTZ HOUSE," j r /rortnetly Colva», Irouse,) wor. 17 'AND 19 HAFT MAIN ITltally, Tito oadierelgned 'h•ving leirokunod aid ••01roly 1.-41/1•41, awl tarcleflint •netr threoglint, with flril• Oro farailare, Veil won:knows, and eld.witAbliched ithhel, - .441101it the *wawa - of I. 000tronalty - fait barelles public H. le wellpriperillo - 1.• fbritich Prot elate aecorriatodatlone to ell teloi desire to nuke a hotel - their 110 VII, or ploa•cat temporary abode. Th•onstort frets the s•rroundlog country le reopeet• blly eellol tad. Coorteovis and attenlyonorvente are sacritgell na thle.pipular hotel • <MOROI Z.II)IK2Z, Proprietor. IQ: IS! first flees Henry It •onneeted will th• hotel. Wen• lho iampagemiat of Joseph L. Sterner & Brother!". • • Slap t'Aly Cucumber ,Irooq.,Pitinps. WERE',BOId in tit r e' yenr !870, 1.. '8 . 841 of Biatelley's"' • U. B 'l7ll ADE , . MARK. W H O IYD' . .p - u P Yowling c 0 .,. sufficient ...it. aggregate for A Well ' Oyerrorty Miles Deep: Sienpio in o.ntritetlnn•-t•Eatty in oiletation , --6 i eg . no nuts', to ' Oho L W•ter — DATAble,ltyllabla and Cheap,, •• • Theu l'Unitts'are their own be,t rocetntnenlittlen. o• Poe skll4.Boalormin Hardware .1 Agricultural Tulidornonto4ll . lnuthero,Oututi Makers, &It, through out the entintry: Oiruniare, ike., , furniphed upon yo- plieation by wail nr otherwise,, • , „. • Single Pumps forwarded,. peril. ln toeing who're I Iwo no agent* up. reatipt of, tbo regular retell In buying, he etrefnl that your Pump hoare nty trade merit as above, ael.guetentoo no other. • CHAS. .BLATCHLEY,.' Mannt r., 4:51 , 1013 AND'• WAlllllloogf, r . :2:11h1Pliot ,„ • ,th e t T LANDByOII"T . IIEj.W.I..ESS 6141.,"t sll:264'ei FOR ACTUAL 4 SETTLERS., l akO Citia ot Ilia • ' Leave • ° • .I:Etalyestoll It, .R„ f,:om•LAVREN( I 2IE, aaii itAlsit44,pfli.Y. and Vlalt tho otilobratod Oaago Coantry, • GA1 . 15101.01* of 2 4.tahl1P01 • ' • . . . . . ... . . .............1.4.,rn.................•.•,...*,...,,U:4,....0.............,. . , • :C: • ',,,, . 7 ,(I !, , •,.,;,: t'i, - 4r.! ~ 1 .-',,,, f1,.'" 7 ...,ti: .......-.:•.; .I . 1.',.', :•:,:: ~,,'. '.,'•:lt' ;. , .."'.q . ', l'`i , r....i ..'ii ':. ..•. '::: 711.:rji , , '..,',,,, :‘.' ..,'',.,, - .. i1, ,r.t ifig; I: ) . ; :rr," ..“,,I ' l r i . , !: ~ --- • . :.•' • '.,': . . .. • ••• , fv , ''' ': , 0, ,, I: . .11, ,1:;;•••:! .(!: 't• . - .1; ,:,:r.f . ,•, 1 :• i1f , r . 1 . 1 . qi.. I l li !), _. )i pi • .. , i •0,111 .:', , i i ~.' ' t , ' ' '''' ' ' -• ,r . ' ! , I— , i .- ',.;:: .3; . .-.'f , ....' , .1-•: .'••,!...:-' . '-,.ti --...,;:. • :,';'.l r -Pi tw la 'tiff .e.. : fv.l ,i 1.!; r;;I:-,, , ,f . ::,,:i 1. . -. -I , i -4t: I . • t- :'......:1'5: :1' i': .1 t • ' • •,'I I Jig ' • ''. :',.:, • ;., I• I ,•... .1. • ~,,. 'I V, '.. •t 101 1 .,. ~.. , ii -",..,: i . .. :! .",:.:,,,,.. ..: ' :•:;,.,:' I - ',',..,.,: ' :: ::. , - , :,.., ~ ''. : ....,:.: r , ~,,' , I , . : :,.• .;;;!:', :,,,.`' , Il ~,; • ;;;I ,',... ...:. ~; ,,lltr, , lif foe. : ~- :., ~,,•.--, 7..,, • . „:. ,.._., . ..: ~ ;t Dti I, :I , ftf'f;' ,I: •, - ",I 'l' , W - . Is ,: - .'l-•,... ;, ..... , .. 7 1- AtL f.,.. . . ' " . . • . ~ gi „ .! : ~,!..t 1.1. ' . . ...;.. :74 i , .. ' '''' ...'" . . . ..,, ,, _,, '.' , '".,..',' .- '. . .,: ~ .7 . 1 i ~,i r - : , 7'...,;. i • ... .- , ...: ...... NE EG e 1 iL IV 210 ES. ArEoNisTE.A.Tows NOTICE. Let tprs •adminlstrotlon on the estate' of John Diller, or., decensod, tote of. Westpennsbnrouall township, noon been good by the Register of emu berl•nd county to the subscribe! , residiMt to mild township. All persons Indebted to said estate will plotted make payment, and thol.e hating claims to present them, duly nuthant tented, to the undsral i gned for settlement. SAMUEL DiLLEII,. 6ap7ltlt. Adminietrator. ATOWS NOTT '0 E. ÷ i Litters of adminietration on the estate of Zsepli It hindiart, Into of South Middleton township, deceased, bays been Issued by theitegleter of Clint borland county to the subscriber residing In tins borough of Carlisle. All persons Indebted to said ester to-will _plc, o..makoThe Inediate_payment , and 010 SO booing olnlree will pretent them, properly all. fhtnllented for settlement, ALFRED" Administrator. 1= °Mee of the Ca, lisle Pa. and Water Company, Carlisle April 27th, 1871 • Jarlisle, April 27th, 187 t A N cledtion for President :end five .C3l managers of t h e Cariiiiln One and Water 'Com pany, cull be held , at tiro Arbitration Chamber, Ih the Court Homo.. l arrelo r b•tisr Oen the boll. Or two and lune r.'elo lc, P. M, of Monday Iho eighth day of May, 1871. JOHN MYER 274,712 t ecretary: ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.—Notico is hereby given. that John .I.tulon, or 311filiP having executed 0 deed of eitsiennient‘eo thO undersign 424, fur the I client of creditor, All •racins baling clime against sold estate will pro sent ilium, properly authenticated, for payment, and those ind t epted hill make payF .SAD.f.. ment. w i thout '• , . W., . MAC li.-WIREMAZI, Amaignizya. -pxiciu — yons' NOTICE. Lrttm•a testutoentary on thoestste of Ungilelenn Lelr . abeliseil, hits of Inehinson township, have Leon grunted by {be Itigiktet LI ettnibeilnattinio ray to the ouiltrdwiell executors residing in said town ship. All peewits indebted to add astute will monks immediate ri4oteut, dolor. te_pro. sent thorn, iroperly n utlrentiouted, for esttleincit to 111111 1,1013,14 N, • nuDol.pti 2tinp7lat • NOTICE is hereby given that the Ce.partneywitip hurotofer• existing .beidseen N. 11. Moore said 'it illism Mooref,. , trading et Y. B. Moor° Si Thu:, in this by dioenlsed • loymmiturd etin sont. All p s ersou hn•ing ftgalinst the Into firm and Him o Itt.lebted thereto, sill proseut thole to N. B. Moore . , Mt. Holly Springs, for oe Honest, vrdlilu oisty dlyn, • IC. R. MHOS. It U BRO. 00712 n . JUAN S. 1411.01,1 n. W nuRItSIn, NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY. In the Harriet Court of the United !tiled , eastern Dietr:et nt Pennsylvania: in the nutter. or M. M. Bankrupt. By order of lion. Joh& Cad etalnEldr, Judge 'of nail Court. A third general meeting or the creditors of raid ltunkrnpt, will be hold et Carlisle, in said din t.ict on the seventeenth day of kitty, A. D.,ISTI at ten.o'clOck, a no, et the office cf Chet, 11. Barnett, one of the Itedisters in Bankruptcy, In said district' for the purpose notated In the twunty-eighth section Of (Ike A)t of Conprosn,etitith tl "•n Art to eelttblish n uniorot syst•tu of Itankruptey Ihronsheut _the tufted Stetee, approved second March. ISOT." St. lIILLIANIS, 20a Pltd Assigna. N OTICE TO TAX' PAYERS. Theßteasnocr of Cumberland eounty, Pa., will attend for the pqrpuso of vouching State. Omni! and Milli, TAX. for 187 I„ as required by net of An• uottably, nt the following time, n a nd planes, via : llopeu ell nod 14 owbutit t at Sharp's hotel, Mny 8 and D. , Mull'. store, May 10, nod at She, rnan's store, Mny 11. Prnnkford, at Dloserville,'May 1! and 11. Southampton, at Doughnut no hotel, May 15 And 10. Penn, at EysteCv hotel, Mny l 7 and 18. Dickinson, nt Marta'e hotel, May 11l and 20. Middlascsiat Midala.eo sellout hone, Illty 20 and 23. North Middle.. n, nt Reveller's betel, May 24 nod South Middleton. at itnpley's hotel, Map nt Spleen hotel, May 27. Eant.Penusborouph, at Tf ilder's hotel, May 20t nt h May 30 --1- 11atnplhitarat Jun'. 1. Silvur ! pring,at fleorgo Duey's hotel, Jann 2; at Green's hutol Juno 3. Lower Allen, at Irviar's hotel, June 5; nt Meek'. betel, .Inno 6. Upper Allen, nt Culp's 1041, Jono 7 and 8. Monroe, at II utsb's hotel, Junu 0 and 10. Shippensbnrg borough anti townehip, at Meted ty's hotel, Juno 12 nod 13 Newton, ut Mcßride C Metlonry's hotel, Jane 14; itt. Mollinger's .10.0 It. Now villa, at Flunauburgor's Intel, June 16 and IT West Ihneushorough, at Clsienbl l's hot.l, J'ualo 10; at rules, Juna.2o. Meohnnicsburg, at Lehlig's hotel,Jano 21 and 22. Now Cumberland, at Belle hotel, Juno 23 and 24. Cal-1161e, nt TrOanorer's Dance, June 26 attel 21. On all County Taos paid before Anont 1, an alattnfsnt of 5 per cent will be allowed, and on all tan esunpald en August 1, 5 per cent will be added. The Ticasurer wid reenter taxes at hie Office, until who 11110 day of September next, at whit h Onto dupli cates of all unlinid taxes will be fettled to the so.- etables of lb. respeetivu borouglts and township for col Atones. Alen, at the name time sad places, merchants and dealers can obtain Mercantile Licenses of Con sty Truat,urer. ECM E2MI lE= . . ano. WETZEL, 13apillf . Tren'e. Cukab County S. INTEENA.L REVENUE. Apyrool on nnnuni Innen in, the rlfteentlt Pollee tio• Dintrist of pennsylvahln, comp..' of the noun then of York, Coinberhtnd and Perry. NOTICE —A n appeal mill be hold ut the U. /. A13.03K11'11 Wile; In York, an Tuesday an,d;lirediteicht y, May 2,3, 18 . 71, u❑ the ronenetnent of'the_ attuned list of Insane ro torna fon the year hitt; end the annuel epeeini tar appLentlone, dating from May, MI, • When nod whore all person. interested may nttond. DAVID F. WILLIAMS, Anteasor Fifteenth District, Peon', All.lllul'.l 0111 CO, York, Al,l it id, IF.;1. I • 20a117 int To the Young Min MN 1 AI : 1 ,osT, 11 . 0 W ItESTOWED W. Y. ItO.)DS, • Prapt)•tor - - Just published, a now edition •f Dr. Calvet - wail's Eelottrutiti E•say she radical sore (without as ad Irina) of Spermtorrhosa, •r &main! Weitk•isim, In •oluntaxy Seminal i. 06.11, linpot•ney; Mental cad Physical Ineepasity, impedimenta to Marriage, qta.; ,thio, Consumption, Enlioney, and Fite Ind..' by Bail-Indolgenco or nexnal Extravagance BO" Price, in n , senleil envelope, -• ONLY- IS 011111.8 The Olebrated :other, la t►'u admirahle •uray clearly domonetrates'fmns a thirty yours' .nesesitfal pra•lioc, that the alarming consequences of self-abase may be laditally eared, without the danger.s ego of Internal medicine er the orplloaiioa •f the knife ;' pointing out a mode of eta. at oae• and effectual, by ay.. Of ',Welt •very sufferer, no matter shot ire condition maybe, may core himself •henpiy, prismily, am" r.dienily. r , . 419-Thin lecture should be in the heads •f every youth and ovury man irrthe lead, - hint limier coal, in a plain envelop•, to any address, poltpelJ on receipt of nix teat., er tyro post Marne, Ile•, Dr. Cniverwell's "Marriage Guide," prise 21 mate. Address the publishers J. O. Ki,tilC r A tlO., 117 Dovv•ry,lTess Tett, feel 0111.. Dec, 4.,037. llnne7o • Millincril and Straw Goods SPMG AND NT I MER IMPORT. RIB P. 0 N S , 3fILLINERY AN.D STRAW GOODS. Armtrong, Cator & Co. Importers and 4 - robbers of Bonnet, Trimming and Voliet Ribbonßo•net Silks, Satins ei•d Valves, 1111,m1s, Notts, ' Grapes, Roches, Flerers, Penthere Ornaments, Straw -- 134inets and Ladies' Ehte, Tr'inlaid aid Untritruneilillooln, " !Si and 230 BALTIMORE *TAUT; BALT' 0 IN - ; . .. Ist Offer the largentittitc_ to hi fo • all la thin Cuunfry, nil unequalled la fibulan variety and olio/gum., innprlnlitg llio Weld European noroltlea. :Order, vollelkinl, and prompt attoutio• given. / 23ni triLim• FURNIWUREi. ttlikiTUßE. A B. EWING, CABIN T iA K ,AN/i K IVelt ;Vain ' .6V eat, . , oPP OSITV l iibß" ' W.N.RIBIOUSE, ProtoLunt fur Boot Yon!tura Ikvrrarleil at' all County /air. oluctr 1867, , , , . Parillturn'or alt Tarietle% and etylas . or Foreigiand Doinciltlauliciiiiractiiro; from yho Mani roeoirtaid and' icritaigemy to tho lowent priced mph, and I'd JtLOli, ' ..... """ ".• „„.,.. . • It "' " • I ' , DINING lloOlf, • Jr IT(IIIAN 01.N.D-1 01,14C'IC '47V f it NIT Ul2 , Onsbracing woo' arllolo 'need ily.llonso and Inotol koeporu tattle montapproved andfeehinnebho desist. and Rohn: Including. also Cottaga .Yurnitura In vette ; Reception..aud—CamP Chula, Matrimer,.l3llt- Wcanim,Rioturro,4B,,,ka..' , , „ Parileular , attention, Riven. au. onus! to , ranaralo; 'Wei iron town and country atlundad In promptly, out! on nualoratiMernun .... . , Awiat Ji Nation of Walt lip 04K Stlmarolalltak .. .... ........ ... . J',.•,,.§.I"O.2Y:SLER . 'q COLUMN. . AA L. SPOIOLER, '. heal Estate Agent, Serivenor; Conieynncor,,luntal, mnca and Olnlm Agent.. °Mee Main Street, near Centro ,Squaro: • • • DESIRABLE PROPERTY AT ,PRI TATE SALE.—Thei owner dtniraint or ro moving neat, oflon or,privoto silo a , ' LOT OF •GROUND, i,itilated on Bedford street, in the borough of Cur, linle, containing 46 feet front by 106 feet In depth, and having thereon erected . T*o STORY FkAitZTIO USE, with brick back building. wash lime, (with Cht'e'rit therein,) emote hours, bake oven, afid nil nobenasry outhulidings, --- The7property -fronting-on- Bedford - Street is 43 fret front by 24 fept do-p. 'The - back Intlidinglfronting on Locust alley_ 1..21. feet (arrant . , The property In nearly nert,-colitnins a storeroom, 'now °minded non grocer] store, lo in good sonditimn and Is admirably situated fur a buelneen.siond. Per sona wishing to Chew the properly, can do no by call ing.on the .owner, residing ,on the. promises. Per terms and further particular., enquire of A. L. SPONSLER,.' 16m1171- Real Estate Agent. A Two-Story Brick Dwelling' Fur Ulu 3 South Bedford street, coutalning two parlors, hall, and tttchan on tho 0 rst fluor, and three cham bers on the ..coast story, v.tlr c Iluilshed attic back and front, stairway balcony to back building, and grape arbor and hydrant tlio yard. Apply tO A. 1,. SPON,ILER, 1750a70 • . Iteal , EMato AsOut. , . rpriE ber' has 'several other val uel/le properties for entlo In eligible parte of the tone, TrhiCil xpl b ?easouAbly dißreed of A. L. MPONL.LI:It, 17n0v70 11,1•111itAto Aiionk IiTIRGINIA. - LANDS in. the Shenan-v - •'deak, Volley for 501e...,A litmiber of valuable; and highly Improved farms it "the Valley" hro,of. fend for sale. The tracts rue from- 00 t0.'350 scree. The laud ii of the best quality of litnestone, fully squirt, if 'eat superior; to the laud la rumberland . Valley, and MITI bo disposed of at'astanishingly low figures. The extension of the, Cumberland Valley Railroad into • Virginia, to now .rTeryrll, will run Immediately - through the se. tip of, country in widen Abel. land. are' located, which, 1011-n coral pleted, together with the advantage of the Shebat', doah river transportation will give them ell the ed.. "altar's of -Northers and , Eastern—markets.. A splendid opportunity for 'iterative.inve,tmettts is here offered. / A fall nod minute description of The location and character of the TR. iOll3 ti acre (1107 he hail, by Ap plying to. A . lit rSPONSI.EIt, , Real motto Agent, Carlble. Tirft(ker's Vinegitr Xliftc),g _ A _ GREAT MEDICA.L DISCOVER I ❑R. IvALtincs CALIFORNIA V I NE G A It • B •.• Hundreds of Thousands hear Testimony to their Wonderful Curativo'Effects. HAT A,R E T They. are not n riln Panty Drink, ninths of poor /thin, WiiiNLY: Proof Bpi rite, and Refuse Liquors, .doottirod, spinal], and alrecton 74 to picaso the t.to, called . • EIBM APPEITIZISItS that lead lie tippler on to drunken neetylnd ruin, but are a true Medicine, made from the Native Boot. and Herbs or California, flea frOm all Aleubulk, fftinnllants. :They urn the Greet Blood Pur, sod A Life-(livinglee lido, a pot fret Renovator aid In. vignottor of tha system, tarrying off 011 penult.s matter and r. staring the blood to a healthy co/01- 'Am. No person ran take these Bitterricording to dircetl. n and ruirmin lent unwell, provided the bones aro not destroyed by 'mineral poison or other nieriOnTiiittl - the'vltal organs witsteol.beymidlhb point of repair." Fos 11111111,1 nm tory and Clirtirlic Rheumatism and Gout, Dyipepaia or Indigestion, Bilionn, Remittent, and Intermittent lover., Diseiioee of, the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and Bladder, these Bitters have beau most aucciesful. Such Dietetics are caused by Vitiated Blend, which is generally pioduccd by de rangement of the Digestive Organs, • , _ Dyspepala or Indigestion, Hendecite, Pain in the "Shoulder., Cough., Tightude of the CBeet,Dilaineaa, Sour Erudatlun. Of the 'Stomach, Pad taste to ~tho Mouth, Bilious Attlica, Palpitation of Alto Inflammation of the Lungs, Palo to the region_of the Kidneys, and a hundred other .pninfut,minplam., are the offsprings of dyspepsia. - They invigorate the Stomach aturatimuloto the torpid liver and bowels, which render them of un equaled efficacy In daunting the blood of all lin puritiea, mid imparting new life and vigor to lire whole system. • /111 lottaltemittent, and Intertnittent Paver, which are co prevalent lit tip villein of •ur great rivers throughout the 'United State., enpecially those of the Idisaisamp I, iliesouri, Illinois, Tennessee, Cumber land,' Ark..., Red, Colorado, Breen', Pearl, Ala )10b110. Snvaunnh , Roanoko,Jr.md, and men: anon a with their neat tributariem, during the Sulu -titer and Autumn, and remarkably go during scason• Or, Mlll3lllO pent and dune's, are invarially accom panied by extensive derangements of the inotnach and livor, - and other abdominal viscera. thole are always more or lea obatroctions of the liver,. weak nos. and Irritable stat• - of the stomach, and great torpor of the bowel., being clogged up with 'Plated accumulation.. In their treatment, a purgative exerting a powerful Influence upon the.. various urgent, i.'esseriliallynecessary, Tlier• it no cantor lir fur the plunge equal to Dr: J. Walker'. Vinegar ,Bitter., a. they will speedily teinove the dark-col ored viscid matter with , the, kt mole ere tendril, at the same time etlnktflallug the .0,0101111 of the liver, and generally , relloring the healthy functions of the digestive inquiet. 'rho unlyeratil popularity of title valuable remedy in tegionatub- Ject to naliatuatic in gumtree, is euflichait tr:deb. of its power as a remedy in such case.. Por Skin Theensos, Plrmillone, Teller, Salt Rheum . Blotches, Opole, Pimple., Poet ale., 8011., Carbuncles, Ring-Worm., Scald Jared , Bore Eyes, Eryolpulas,, Itch, Scurfe, Diacolorntionu attic ekio, Humors and' Dinenime bf the 819 n, of rrhoievor name ,or nature, ara 'Helen?' dug up Find carried out 'of tbe .y.toni in ihort.tidiaby the IRO of thee. Bitter., , One bottle in inch cage. will south., the , too.t lucredittotte of their curet Ivo erect. ' . Clennso illo Valuta!) .11104 trlioNver you null its Impurities lairojng lliroog,h tho syn,lo Itruialous, yr Soieti;, eltiondo it wl!"y4 And it qb ,Or tt! olui'Floll In the tains; clenuoi it wholl It Is foul, piol yuur fVollnottlll to j you tho blood Y oro His 11.10 . of, tho ;giant!' will fallow. , - Tape, and.,v11?.....11',/rlns, lurklag Ii the 'ilia.: tem of ,ao:rnany,'llion.ands. nraOrpoltially dna ryyeA and renioied Fiir lull dir rtlou., real motility Elie clroular around each Ipttln, printed in:four . Inn 13DanItih. Druggle4a and Gun. Aga.t.;-oan itsanblech, Conunarea Welt, Nem . Sold byall Drugglals and Dtalere,. Ildec7o-ly .Baltintore Adveilisement. IMPORTANT 1 OTicE mo CONSU)1.1:1f8 9g DItY.11001)13. All Ratal, Orders amounting to Taff i d oi . or deli• 431'01 fri'an, part df the country. . • Free of Express Oltakides.• s of Ilnltimore, In order the'bottet to znoet the iianleof their' Mall Custontereat n distance, hive c'siehl4lad a nd..nIII; -upon ,application, iisaaway send by mail (1011111 bl; of 4amplea of 'the eleivvne and moat Nash lonahlo Goods; of French, , nigh6h, anti 'llotntitio Man ofhattlFe, guarantee .ng athlk.tlniee to sell as law, .If;not, at less prices, than any Ilona° In,tha coontry. Buying our goods Dom the 'largest and moat col& ' hinted manuM hirers In the ditTerent parte Of Europe, amtimporting the dome hyl3lopmete direct to Valli moment-stock- la at ali (Mule. promptly supplied •,with thelitiveltles of the •Londoli.atid• Perla markets. rAe tee buy'end sell eitly4broash, and mike no.bod .debts,,e`re.abli and to yell our gooiu at from ten. to, fifteen per cent One profit than If we giVe credit. , l , ; •, '; • ' •. • In sending for-samples specify the kind of gook, desired. IV., .keep the beet grades of every rims Of good., from the losviat•to the most costly. / O.D.rders by muds will be rent 0.. 0 Promphpaylok iyholosnla 'buyers. ere Invited to inspeit the stock •3oblAtig and reekrige Dhlartnleht..'"Addrese r I k ; 4 01'0, '• aid 203 Went Diillfmora'Screefi 200ctD1.14 . . " • ' Deltimete,,Md. 'cceietlpga . font odL THOIif4Sf , DEPLIY, • -• 'St §dutb Second greet, nbore Uhlmann!, .' ";PIIII;ADELPII4. • ' • `lrma jiist Oidided, 'a bags - inn wall inn c „ .4 lectod ■toa Fusion and , Domsidlo Carpet. 0 of chobm atylae ; and tualltlto. Almo, . Cloths, Idattin llTuggetv, Rugw, 'Make, Blair 1 • YtOds,'da ;el.e.',illl'nf • wbieh ba will 81111 vary 9 nblay l'or,luddf;l• ••• ' ." • ". tk'd!' 14 266 faith , llsOnd atratot jbnitrdtb. Tbdlo Deparo), , If'. !,1 9 g.10P7 0- 1 0 APAWIIk•WL =I r a l ETsrANDI.r ARs OUT: , • " r Draw Ali- thb'e . l;l 0 cif • - „ ' " H Ttifnge tkt /10 ilio Arti tfpcl Bbtßy: mutt T•aTo Vrn.Whn bava tot they se lon% y ne mnu ant Must mill in' i ingl. himp . osn' iblit4nt ...What . is the tonittir?" imy you t I eveaii'l Pelf bird to tell I I Meet of lbo yei'm ',eland he wove pied 'by wail - I have Atha Wotliaii- , ehojitts we've 11Te . 3 to ether ae loeg ue eo oyer.c.nr.,,,, Box 119.40 ta1k14..y1•11,321 tny„und Betsy Lae talked with ino; tlo 2 , I wove*MlA ' peer ogrel; Not tlikt'wo'vo' uny to!til.;l4 We'vo.boon a untberiu . this fur yearn, a littlo af. a There Woo a ntrok of temper wo both hod, thr a mart ; Though wa spopee ed 'tirould take no two' aphrt, I had my •arlono falllngq, bred In flesh and boon, And I toy. like all good women, bad a tamper of het own. Fitel thing I remember where. we dbingreed, Wes immethiti' coneersill' I binven—n d fferonce In . . ant creed. ereed the thleg al Lreeldeat—ero arie,tai the" . thing at tee— .. I • Atli 'the more wo urged ille nutetton, tile more we ' 'MIA agree. A lid Ili° next that I retarMl!i• N e rtt tee tee fuel . d' IS he Mid ,Itickell Nadu; :kit; for cir tale-Alta question I held• my own opinion, ..m1 Betsy, another had; And ulsou we were dour a NI klh', we Loft of Oa ' +fere mad. •' • ' And the n6xt that Vrettu•mber, il'aterted fit it .14ke, flirt fall fdr•a•week',lt fueled,' and nelllier of Its optko, . • ;1.2 And the next,nae whet, I scolded bet:lona Au 1,0! a tow]; , tut d said' T . ac a : nn cull clingy 'lit.tl hadn't m y Anti to tlmf howl kept p.Mili'dixi.e'de.ioto in our And uu tlinV,blaaled cow .Train alsrap a eutitla, And so that li once,, ei tile.ll no ueoior N w got, Aod it 'gives ;is n taste soin'othin' a tho•iind Units Ari'hot. ' , • And fUithe thlng'k r iTl . `;c;t kin' and 101011. self u.ono ' itwovi ,stuttethite to prgo ttod .notuothlst'shorj, to soy, And doxu uii us come Ibc neirhbors, ouple 4 1t.r.0n ntrorig, ' ' And font their hindolif 'est rice lift' to WI; the thing • •01011 g. And thin aloe ha, Leon daji togithotand mani a vblary nook— , • We was both of no ,and spunky, and both too ni.ond toordrak. And i kayo hoot; thinkla' and thinkin . , thoahoio of tho kilitAr and talk' If I can't 'live bind with a w.nan, why, than l Won't nt And so I talked with Bat..t., and Ito!sy has bilked With we; I= Awl WO have agr.ed tnutl.r, tht!l runt refer IMZE And what Is her's shophe add whet is haat! shall • in the itgerruient, fake it ii.Vber' to sign. ri 0* the rotor, NW:, vt--4110 Vt 7 • that ;atm gropb— Of all the farm end lire stuck, that blio shall have • Nei. half. • For situ tine helped to earth ' It. through tunny a Weary day, ^ 'Awl' oathhn• more thou justice that Itchy hoc - " 41ra liar lb. hounertild L.niestentl; a man can thrlre and roam; Hat women are skeary tr:lters,uniesJ Okay have a hcami. • And I have alWaya determined, and never fail to Thal liotay newer shunld want a home, if I was taken array. Thore.le a !Uttar bard"cntli, that 'n drawu' tol'r►blo • W I . . . . Couple of lannired iollare, Inn . 3 fur n rul uy duy , Safe n ili the luitla of-good won, nod one 3, to get at ; Put lu onothor clause, thoro, owl give lialf of (lint. Vel, TIG• you atolls, eir, nt tny glviu' her no 2111101; Yen.'divorreh I, ahonp, eir, hot I tuku uo Cock Ruch. nue end married ker, when she was blithe and young; And Belay was alleys good to me, orreptin . with her bingo. , (loco, when I Nene young tie )en, and but so smart perhaps, For Ina eh* wltttneln lawyer, and s verul other chaps And all of 'etn floatar•tl, and fairly taken down. And I fora time WO4 ruun tod the luckiest [nun to . tOtew 01111 e, R]i•CI , J111111 u (Orr I won't foriptt It woon— I wall but of s bat Ibtl turkey and ertrey as u 10012— NOTUS nu hour Knit by listit, When * She wits out of eight: „ Sire nursed tnu tr. and trier, Still dttlakto nuday Rind night.' • . • And ife'Nt .r n butnie w„uta ydy, nod ,ey, ` r Illtulton Ifer tior, r mtp kitchen were' tidy, tO! u•un, And i toinpfain of Betsy, t wr oi , liei. lets, Ext•eptin' ilukkivinj.!fignd Mt) •ench -.• f - • . Ntl,:rttur up tho n •ni :41,01.00w. And road thp, nip conefil }tt 'thon.lo thn ittiorishe tit itol4o.tritlll4' utiu T And klint t n ell 4 titut u*,,ttrlert ttccntoiltd cut eit.llo lurid I' ll Qua onu thing put iu tlto prubor..klist Ilr;t to uOO •, . , 111St,w)irii ifettiraflol4; brituoun Inuit p . It6i t• - And fir inc. audio , o , wutplea l p*Atitil yeara at.. ~W150ik,,149, n 44,1 vro,r4oloppz, Iluful'v;?o,o,quitrrulo4, " • aft., I,wigia tlukt t 41.04 id he LtN f. 7 And together lu i:lietioe.'iterluip. ,e will ,ijr,eo. And If ever we men al 110,,C11, I NVOIIIO ll't Milk it' queer,. ; • , ; ,;;,, 3l if p, InT74 each :lie tqllor for, rt imtme . /I?.VF) qqarrol.dhyr,. • —Tore'tin ' ETATCIIIS 'OY TIIE CARLiSiAr, re ( ad , with kient eatilifitetiOn, the followirii afticle'bf Dr. :Hills; The Ha4ileinfihiiicteiGhithly 1871'intbilidied in Pliiladelithlit vh the subject 'of Wit - di:DM applicstions; In disease, I feel conildeitt do tlici..readore• of, you'r, , maluable paper ,great" fitivoi' by raying .. .it before them, 118 t49 , toO'cOnlinOti use of snob applications I as been or seriouvinjury , to hien y'con:. Istitntione. Very respectililif yours, ;;. Coots, Ilit D. .• THk 4iPPLICA7'IO2f ' OPREMERIALAGONT&T , :: 13Y ArkitEtjc.'lnity,'Nf. •1 !,,,, !The external rortnifestation disealr piq cieetOyipteiriii* dtheaseiiervit'dl4 the of ,ilitiened will occur until„ tlae' wlibl`e' orOnini is info:l'444lsl6'n of the ntediliritt! after' the intiodnetiOn'ef l the vacc r in'e sotee , .t,ime„will.,olrosel.hefore 'del; I , , reloisroent - Of the post ile, 4hieh :donee:that tbeirbeiegystOn is affected' 'before the exterinilmitnifetifatioti. TLe venereal poiso ' n,'contagion,.and Vniaernatio di4easee"Of wliatevOr 'name' or' : ollikrai3lor,mi i i4 Okla ,llirOngrli 'a certain stago of cleveltspinetiti..ttio"'interneil ,must baoottie I;Abilto,r , 0: CARLISLE,' k ‘4:,' .purio ,'lnorderito'gaireaufllcient plAver An Manifest its "preseile s e'aiternallf.-• Tho topital apilication•of medicine to 'adiseiiied'orgen,'hi a jireseription bsed uPdti one symptom only, and consequently, shoUld,not be made.. 11 The.application ,of. sUbstatices.,axtcr-, holly njay be spmetimes liygionie grounds,.wheia üba9l4te!y nary podicinal Agents, 'xinvxli t exclepting in primary .conditious ! from traumatic causes, I txternal o syreptoms. are ~secondary, to, the intertntwirganiemt 5., 'All!nouriehment,und;rowth, is from is4hin, and eilerrial symptoms will' not , Continue long to _manifest themselves when the' requisite •to . their. 'existence. shall Nave cessed:lhenee, external symp toms will not .show themselves, unless the nourishment is of: a character to ',create them, ' . Tho natural elimination of disease is from 'within outwegd, following the boursomf nutrition,: and.' not from with.. out inward. „ : ; , Numerous , imetauces. of s.fetal., results 'from external:treatment:or 'dieease can be given ; they aro se. common, all must have become familfar srith!solue .such cases. „ i 1., • What observer in our Iprofessioit boa "not 'meow or heard of eased of endocarditie TolloiridetliTtreartMerif:Of , TheuMittisin • with Aoliical apPlicationk nil 6 exceseive. doeeeof ibdide Of potigia ?: Or tnbercUlosis following-Abe healing,. • by . f byternat in finances; of an islisirated osltm the many; secondniy symptoms that follow the treatment:6f u chancre by Alui cautery or excessivec domes oft mercury? These cases are so`connthin that tvvolume might ,be filled With their details,; The sequelle:: of hadly treated or neglected cases Of , scarlet fever, measele, mumps, &c.,- teach us with what civic Metastasis 'ob- Wed. • ly• the Ideal aPPlieatione of inedicin'es to external symptonis, :. an .impenetrable obscurity ia thrown over the treatment, for Out most important symptom .maf have been rembved, so that 'tv - conipicte picture of the case will be obtained with' far greeter diffiefilty; if at all. If the true remedy 'Minot been foubd before at local symptoin was destroyed, the case becomes still more obsnuiton ac-; count of I.l4snucertainty and inconstancy of the syniptorris 'that remain,; and trio proper:tithe:for its use is now lost to Os by the removal of this indicator. The pathologibel isyniPtoth of. disease which becomes 'an objective symptom by development if treated both internally and externally, will often mislead ue, from the fact that medicinal eubstances applied "directly', to the organs affected expend theluserva more rapidly,. that the-externalsyMptoin which really was an important one; , from the fact that. it N9:111 . poeitive evideriee of disease within, disapPearsTaster than the internal,, and 'when vra.stiliPoSe our patient is cuyed; it appeafii‘ to 'be only a supprossien one symptom, and we ai•e unable 'tell whether or not the internal iliseneo i. cured. The scams will noeplant itself in soil unadapted to it■ deyelopment,• and al thougliWe may bo, doXtroue enobgh with our needle to exterminate the animal life, unless wo purify the soil at the eamo time, and make it untenable to these ; invaders, our patients must continuo to suffer ; from the, .constitutional disease which is the gnaranteo of their existence. I think the fact that .all pereollp are not susceptible to Ififectica4 f/om mias matic influences, is sufficient proof that the whole organism hos to do with their acceptance or rejection. , The internal administration of a single dose of the indicated remedy will often be sufficient to .cure, simultaneously, the general bodily. disease and the' local affection ; :which proves to us that the local evil is dependent upon a malady of the'entire organism, and should be looked upon. Re, an linsepotable part of the whole , . picture, and ono of tho most marked and' prominent syinpton■ of the general die ease. „The-local application of - medicines , to , diseased•organs, rnay;• - and• • often 'does; ,suppress the disease, by stopping up the outlet WhiCh naturo.r has' matle• , ; through which to drain the system of 'impurities. I - ifill not say that-radical 00%4 never oc cur under this treatment,';"lMt I am 'of the opinion:that the risk of nietastesiais !ten,greaC for 'ctirjustitleatien in attempt-: inu• such practice. • - •,-r We can but see that if •en agent act: Om tob•poWerfully upon - a diseased am=' face is applied, before the ; system , is • in It ,order; through the empt of nature' to place it so, and th ayeimel ofe.tit closed, lsithei• the , suit= nust continue tbauffor from the_presence of this poison, . which. was—tha-primo-Lcaliso:Lor—the-external symptom, or else Other(parts roust be in vaded, with the Ilailiet end in view. • ~ pppositioir to •••ttle‘•natural course , of 'diiii,aso will promote rather than retard it, by addingstd its'voluine from Presinirii of 61'e:it ' or' cMillne nicht; i Wiled I SISOIII , 'Maly iMpreahable brenetworlts are 'car. iled'Avitlf great sale. '”! ' ' :. • , When the natural elimination' or Ilib onso is: obstructed, the' teinit, NMI' , be nuichlbe saino ae Nelion , o 'mighty. Fiver iit stOppeil in Itb course ; there: be a Weak spot in its banks, it will surely be found, With inunitient dtUfger °Ter tniticonni ih its .way.'; ; ;$ ; ; At throjnucture.wo fina:compli6atlons that had never liesn'tliouglit of , liefore t ;. reit wanton 'de'struition of tiehue''s:nd utter •deniornlintinn of the enrrotind; i its; 'that We i ‘ biglp look around- to see if we really have a. ebnkltutidir left tolhulld,.and then . lbegin , to. think Of what we call "concdtittelfonal (riatinek.' l ' '' • this'ilistorii n'ot itwo fa e'degelibra'.... lid,'lkeitinty'etill'be able 'to bring• it tip, 'PrOvidlifkr' . de l7 fiot stoiv 4110' &rid' i r. netniibritt wCa ..citsit 'mien calietttli... t i t= Whi r ch radial net. prm 'in ii'litialthy Manlier 113±. thenidlor utediJ ~ t courbe tiutl'elid' iii MitritienilVvith , the intimate ttnittohtion'oteteri part 'for , the. human. orgatdein Yrith ite centre ' threngiv the ‘ anti` how easily the :whole nyeterit.be Cottle's 12krAtaitilnato d (Fem . cub.. - Istatices placed ' .ttpen''.eencitiiis • neryoue 'Wen° pobbeeeint, a •thin: cuticle,' '.or entered beneath: the. epidermic of any 'part. ITQllari PPaPi m a Lai 1.113 :, 8 A 1 C., and orle„ef, cure. oguld be tattled, :itikleiss' , "tollbiting• "elitninatVon'otiti‘Vase.Ml4.lintritiono icq 1161 ,ZdtiIITP,;ITE,I2:I4TIT,E LAMP '' • ii .TitilTa OF ITN'S STORY' AT LAST., ;;" ; - r; • .• • ';•," • •. had; lamb '• '• ;••• ; • : ' That. did caring sad fawn her, '••••• . ;.; Ile repeated har,lq Sunday School, At i'lho'Ultte'ehdr'eh'rettneltherorittr." Tbo tonettor tried to pet lilt( nut, • Blitlf.eYfat ; hll`n . 'hstr," '' • ; • . • Said'alt ho Sett are y oti 'annuli ' lamb f'l' it pita !Radm Ong . . icitw;:it(ary'a laatb.would buttilikerain, . • ,•• , ' Nona hod* him , iretc n to Gar ; grate the teatkenri bark, • Thin iilltitireit'4r on at ear."' ' •And•then be pulled down all tie . • 1 1 40- lay ttpanithr "heir, .•., • - , thunder; tots?, • "You know how 'OS yourself." Then Mary lagged It...little latn,b, tichidd 'soot bitt,""i •• • '''; • ; • ..'And pittlair hint.npoti thit ; • ••• . , ! g 614 Raw is ihngjor high . • "NE AND MY PAL." A TALE OF TEE OUBAN REBELLION My associates through life Intie 'been . many 'and various. I have hobnobbed with ";noldemen, , gentlemen of .propeilY; heirs to entailed estates,- officers on full pay, and other responsibletpaities" , (see pecuniary advertisements id; the Army and ?Vire!, , eitizsitsY ; and I have' !rater nixed with grooms, gamekeeper* jockeys,' trainers and. touts. Isiery,;; cm..cine oc casion, .being, helated„in witeary.,llllosY.- stOrm'at the Bald-facod :I o ;th e ; hen rt,i of: ark. Inebriated: 1 1f4'rtio4driVer ,'returning 'front' Finehley, Cenietory, that with a blind confidence, born' of our host's good rircu l ihe dlirust: whip arid.reins.into mc.astonishectliaridS, and Climbing',/,' into, the2.reteptadler;ltut reeintly vacated, fare; prayed; me'to,,piOt .his sompre..clurriot 'l7ltynttlrst -stipulating foraa.teMpotary, oxellange of hate; and., olotrks, , ,,Ldid, to the ;af??9 , Ar?4 , 4>n of; P ll . gerffiden...,Wfr.nr; 'the tinges ,attendant on,the .sad cortege, „appropriately,, speechlessly, drUnk,. in ,gt , four=Wheeler.,, ,pf ,all the strange :companions into, whose society I have ever been throwo,,by,a. perverse Pte,.or..wlrose, companion - ship I hatlo sought.,crom what-my friends are, pleased to denominate " a taste for low life" (no idea could be more erroneous ; I only thirst fur . , knowledge), the;person whom I am ,going to tell you abou6 was,' par ,creellencoi ; the. strangest and - the most inscrutable. j am going to, tell you a tale Without a hero. Its: "loading gentleman" such a term be applicable) Is alluded to in my title under," the first person singular, neininatiie. caSe—me, (Mr. &proem is any , authority._for :this grammar) ; and the identity of Dwell— moi qui r . vous yale—is , merged in the endearing epithet of "my pal." This is rather perplexing ; but as the whole title 'ffirins an expresSiOri Which cep- . stoutly -fell-.from Of rued" When; in the interisls Of pro fessional disciffifire, ha liad' occasion to allude to the mirierthy Yhave chosen to preserve'it, in ifs entirety, iii memory of the most eXtraerffinarY man Lever met. . name' vrai:,,Tonas Ilsxter and he was introih desperate and. skilful burglar that ever Jariglied at Scotland 'yard, or'goaded the New York' police .to anger by his sulilitne indit ference to the terrors of therTtiMbs.' .'At tho time of which I ,write (very recently) lie had long been an absentee from Englund, "quitted his. country for his cotniti-y's good," and arri•ed in . New York' via . Australia,' after bolding a temiiorafy poSitibritindoi. her Majesty's Geiernment in that colony._ When My story opeiis, Mr. Webster appears before the public as a filibuster, having (with a view to insular depreda tithis) volunteered' to :tid the oppressed embalm iii redeeming the "ever faithful isle" from the stigma of elavory ; and the writer, tired of doing nothing, had also taken service under the "lone star" flag, and was appointed second in com mand of the oxpoditien,.Nvhich had the honor of numbering that true patriot, Baxter, in its ranks.' • I was ignorant, however, of the great rinse tliris upon mo by this' edlolme'i in My the . ail aftdr we liad lefe'NeW 'York, Whenl - bad henitily to be 'thankful for hifl enlietnient: " ' • • Tho:•rask-and-tili df . I the •expaelitioii 4'0}13; 'as' maj'be supPeked, • "liishtij nixed• up". •Ibt Swedes, Uor-' Dimos,• TrishLAmerioans, INnkees, a ' rot for .• "SC6tch. • t . , Of theed thos,'MOSt:tininlY aiiicY the most. thorougilly'in'iitarWire the cans—the sweepings of Is York, the ie¢y scum o>l the . One gtaiieeo. felldWl nniier" the I.4eak of the poop, Ind:4lo'l'lg th l a' e r' ag of'suchAneaningles . s_atidawfullyt blispherisous'ciathe can' onlyberlitiliA" in the -"down-tOwn"'.:Spilit:ll.stereal of ,Neirr York or Chicago. I , Conld:' the intense' annoyance, alhto6t terror; of tho,Cominand ant's !wife who:wnit on the poop, , unable/ to' esCape beyond :etkr-slicit; . and T aCcOrdingly ordered , the'thiflian to gOlornard, Ex- - :cited by whisky, ho turned:On ine,' and atreWed: such' - floWers of , spetell,' .Idoree6 , argot, on iffythat,tai aS o+clif,ciplinoi with tlio'rr..en 'was, I Was. bound.to punish him, andl'neeordingly ordered to. be Iminedi atoll ,drawing formidahle . :knife, :the reseal: (as the'. Yankees Say):'" went for I was standing on the. after-hatch (Mite, uftartnedii having left my ewoßl and pistols in the middy; 'and, pnylden ' tially,:ia.ho b,urled him:Self on' to me, his , foot:-tripped . on :the:: combings of the hattb iray;lan'd he fell almost, at Trijr - • fdetv.' .thisi:rmixrderoutS.:weapon.l., aimed J , at' my breast just grazing my thigh. Ibrwas, op again In an'ifistantii*itivarnr uplifted , ' 'for a seedndraud nuiris :fatal :stab; whop a efack :Me :then .iniash, tot , ;:amstirilege , ' panel vra s •heard;.• :and niPlPratio: .o', Gorman , dropped , .:::With , ';e: skull' ons deck , beforli Wblow:iftionves . handsikeilvielded by Mr. Joints 'Water, • ibUrglaii and • Claibariqattribt.a iThiativtisa inoni anti ..'sessai be tore b'eltspeike. cortittroys (may 1 iidOpt the yernneithiii , apilitaY) Vddolesees'. l .l) uremiiver.moe: out of; Whits :chapel iiand.•:errlaltiUl.oloi he tbo.altnialing, quiet tone so odnimoiilo7 'bia,,kinitr that , he'd be bloat if he'd ! , see the. , ..osptain • busied by iny infemory flow bask oieutbe I Was, again.. Regent • street : stf4 p.. in., 'oU au anianr.iitsinocou , in May, stub .the,, peraussiya elitinti).of.,a3tay,A•tootha atiatt'g, giqutabi El vouch, inbie,:iatqr,twmtlearsar. Oki.yf •r)i !:1 • IP • - r ! MIBM ficoulidrerthofigh Cho idatt 'might liey he vr:tf . 3„ 'mid had itided • :my life; 'and* heftrt 'lila 'n' elf)? - alai' made ale' ,that 'F(fritn.rifi .11.)iiiirri to' the' end" of thi;: Ate Colonel 'made the ‘ 4 'ellirelcsman" 'it, sergeantaii. accession' 6f rank ,with' which ° lie"wab • htigelY l ideased, - entiliing on his With'eli 'the glee'of wh63cgiiirea toy-drum; Teini.ing among lucicliis : subbidiiiSlSS,'' Who' t fea'rSd''''aii'lifindll'' flMy hatedJiini. Tio'nehliink;hoWeVai, that .74. 'any hitdidion•hf held tliti raest qualifiecrcedfempt, and did not 'ec'tuple' to.enlightin m© - as to his reai l intentions. (In explanatiOn kif 'the • ar;paiiine undue familiarity with — which' My, "dashing 'white lierearit'"' trehteth•rne, 'I shonldi hero Mention that:Wel .Imd -been-iidrieed to ush no 'More , authoity than was nec essary , for the' 'itiptieseion of mtitiiij while on'lcail , ROTOT !nen W i lo we re used to no sort' of.,;eontrol, and who:, 'rained; Appian ; ,life,..at" its lowest possildo cost.; There they t wpm3,,probabjy MO, for Xellow Jack or. plantsh,lnillets f and . they Itew.it and„whi,lp 4fkaP . P' aft illopa..of them were, to fulfill, plmir pay.t„of,t her contract, and " fight hill •11 figpe ( nypi, and then fight on the •kee,", would Lave inutinkcil4,4,,llP!".l'44. he ;y l ,orried them top, such i on thn' veyi ot;..'•!: • ,„. , ; •Ne. Jonas Baxter, therefore, was good -Pllcsikilbsx-Pfesil his ft pnro v gpf. my b an Englishman, and I to, favor me iyHJI several episoiltirl tor, hie Attreinely „chequered career, MST possiblyiproyil 'interesting to our road, ;are. • In justice to thIS 'child, of: :fortune, or . 4-fortune, I should,, ltowevez ,men; ,tier thaWwith his grab and Cockney ac cent, his likeness to]. the ..stereetyped burglar ceased. Ilis,faee..vvas not .that 3. , which. hai been rendered familiar A* Us 1M the pages of ilanek asf that of :UM gentleman who performs the °file° . of " the nasty man" in garroting , circles. Cu, the contrary, had Mr. Baxter been hhtroduced into society clad in garments built in Savilotow, and bean bidden to hold his tongue, no superficial ‘ciiiiierver • could have distinguished bun- from the. most Muse- ;frequenter of the Burlingten - 1 ireadc, save by the maisiiie squitensis• of bis lower jaw, and the coarseness of:' his firm sinewy hands. . 13ut let hiiii speak for himself._ " I saved your life, Cap," quoth ha ; "and glad lam to.have done it. I only wish I had had a pal like' you in 'my business." - keeling'that . - complinier4 7 ras un -bgt, being- uncertain as he the. branch Of 'Commove° hitherto pursued by my preserver,,l made bold to ask him, to what he had hitherto devil * his appar antly indomitable energies. " iie replied, with a reluctance for which I could not at once account. "'I open safes, and—and houses. Come with he added with real zeal; " and I'll show leo as Vot•Ro.cluffer." Ao saying, he dived 'tweentelecke, myself foll Owing, where he opened a. Aniall.brass - , bound ; lfox, and. disclosed to.; my: aston7 ished gaze a 'jemmy,' a small saw of ex ,nnisite workmanship, a centre-bit, and a quantity of other tools, the names of krhich it would puizle me to recollect "These;" he said, "were the traps of. poor "Who was hanged eighteen years, age: at the Old Bailey. His widow, she were in Short's gardens, and I. gay . e her £2OO foe the lot. H— UM Cubans !" he-added. " In the bank at P- 7 . --are $6,000,000 in gold.. Let's fight till we get there, and , then let's turn up patriotism, and go allalgid for the bank." "But," said I "the cause—tlie saered cause of Cuba, Sergeant Baxter." "O," paid 1ae,../that'aall.plaged.out." No assurapee on my, part ; ,,that, my feelings were' opposed ; , to the unlawful annexations,afthe Apaniards gold-could • portuado Mr. Baxter to . , forego pe pleas • tire' of inapying. out a programme for our 'mutual agdraotliFiment.•;;;To; my our • prise, I foutl,,llutt he was much better 'Posted in the leograplly of, thu, !liana than Myself ; and he was also,igifornied— whether acisurately or not reev# had the oppinihilitY'•of . c4liiiliiiing-=itS'te'' 'the ; strength cif, the,. garrison,. at l,'„--, :and the exact number of sentries who guarded his 11l D9311q , 11, 41jo, bank i so. that I found , J ri , iy l sal l f, ; apder ,protest, ; pledged to joth in ci,. OPtbe molt gigazi- i tic i'.:.ldr'Phii6Vie, ; Siri ,. : coptemplated lout of ; Wall IT i 'le,t. ; -'';; i ; : ;; , 1 ' 'iyitlr`ariless , e t - 9ur, Xx r ., Ittxter,ip, forined,me tha„ tliiS., - ,Neet.,,,li ad act firif „,..-1 ; originated in his own . brain,_, hut . ,had. b°9 ' l • ; c ° ' l ?!olnf i • ''!g, Pi?P! 9rnt!'4:lkgF 4 : specidatOrs in NeW York, and ponfnied , ito the joint s paeention. of, some four or .fiva v e,,,figiyi vi i f ir'' t bt qg la F! 'i.rt,ii i litbits• anvoni , set'it'ein thy model, selicant—blit, bp; Qiiii Vue::fibliiiii; , of . soul,' loadja r . ... •solved to prevent pi? dissensions , pla t iroultiProbabli'arisd f i roth tlid tlivi . siou of the spoil by anticipating, th?iraFrlvat, • in tbolanil of prontise l aat ; es .he oir•-• presSed it, 4 tilitlit h the Villolp:010: i ', ~., ' • " And that," „ said 110, ;i •ghtning ; vrith, disgust` at i l lio'tunie'll9 ITaS altering, ,to litliis burfy ii4ure; '',' is: the, reason 79u ,sco me faked out in theeo.hore togs." „ On the S aniii ,nriliai vie; I'sUPposec that the Old'ltidiaii liraveti used :to': stimulate thoircitildren to fixture. amid 4 oflieriiiddri. ,4ntr"linii-ritlini'' ; by 'iier;i4tin'g bi'tii ' I ni" ,the 'exploits of fo r mer„iiairlors • of' tieir tribe, Mr. Blitin' . .POWilit'tollicreaae l 'thin . ard or; for liOttidiliteakin&' viith - N4llOll - 'it' had pleased'hiSufahiyii& itiveit'tMS''bj tolling nie•oflibt'littidahltitiiirneatti.;' '' ” .: I " DO'ithrl : l3lhOlicbdr, " ':lgitill •Wei; t .141i1511' ''the D•;-4 fahil:.,Wi'M r,dbtVdNik ;£'l3o,liiio` iri spe , fe'2, ll4 T,iitartinityClid It. l r ' ElSdentY.:' four times did I travel dowio-11rst-elaPi ,bi tliai'veily• iiafit ftonli'Vfeioria . 'idatlizi' befoierf'kdt.the i titliati'cli'l'W6iisiat if Tlitire l fweili'fbil‘ - stifklichi - 'll.l P rii;d li viiO'Cyl'l4, 'mpre journeys iiotillilii.( , e 1461 W ini 4 ," - tdlr' : Itv'bg;i:vpitle iimilitsi) : TAiellintjitii•ts f• hiiiii . Pontottee•• "paid 'takindt,rdtibli''tiN"'llairSti R6tluattlld' drinks, , till4ll3Vbit•tintl-twidity: slAllingsra:b6ttles: toi . the? inard, , it 'coat nei a ! fidy,lut iileforelte landed. 1 liii, pal, ho got seven Yeats ) he:did."-. ; hb added re!tdothal.t:i: hut, PuddenlyJAmembering' that the sinister fate of hialormOrkiksoa.! ate ntighttliave a depteelinlithillicin—Plbtl mibuilrllit i g tuilithslasrn he hastily,Odid•s: ,M)304 li.gi ii,as it etcoV•lic-iirol qua,' ?‘•) •• ' 'ti • • 1:f AWAtIt litaClAloroted i 441 fl kiptlo ti the ! , *mill,: l• NOM .nori.'conntissionid officer alloived nio no titnd to reflect• Whether the folly •of -the gentleman on whom misfortune had fallen did not primarilyconeietinbecon ing.the comrade of so deapkwato and skit=. .fUI - a villain as himself, but plunged •aneW into anecdote. . • • ' I," •he • said proudly, ' 4 ;1010 'dAc c ovored how to spathe batik etEng.: fend notes by placing them betweenitecl Plates cdveredfilth a strong ei3inent; , to which each surface or the note adhered tic; thatenek half formed a• perfect' note,' almoit.imperceptibly.lthinner..than .the entire ono:. •I'should have made a for: Jane then," .lie sighed ; "only, while I ivaa'pasehlg themotes at the rate of£loo a.klay,-and dften more, at Tattersall'S; fay paitmer .he' , Went to , the bank and roufided , on the, ho did." — • '"Did jod'ever eemtnit mur--. that is, 'did you ever take human life ?" I asked him ono. day.. "Never but' once," said he ; "and that l rae-in self•defencm. I' had cracked 'lt crib -alone, , up , on: Sixth , Avenue, near I the Poontial Parl4 and I was making my Way down towards the river with abasket with Ml° stiag hi it on my arm, when I ,came fullbpt on to a pdliceniam Hill re 'Voliliar was out in a moment, but was. 'asrjiick as. himself; and as' Jitie: bullet I :Wifistlecl thicnigh :my heti , mine went right through his' brain, 'heard, after 4 , c-arls , that-he- weal thre-beet-shotlM -the 'fciree ;)buit'on thatinight;•hie , Ownkievolver• being. crtirof ;Oder ; healed horthwed that ofd Ihinhof officeriuwhich•threw rt, little and-he was -not •aware or , l • ehouldn't,be- here now •Miling you, my adve tnres,":. ' • . ;„ t. , ,; I While thmroyage palts,,ed away, eachaleyi leaving me more astonished at the' extra erdi nary -mixture ,of good and evil in this, •, , man;s character. ~ B ut:fohtlielatirifiaerix ffzme s s I rcally thirik• he might, havo.bebn ..X„resppetablo member or aotriety.; 80. never gambled, or rynarrelled,,-on drank, and seldom ever swore ; -brit for gold he hungered and Ihirsted,r Ho used 'to Omani of it all night, he told.mo, arid by day certainly his " only theme, was -gold , and Reacquisition, •On'this point I am sure; he was monomaniac. For the paper currency, of the tinted Beates ho had the greatest eontempL Tho:lellow me tAliteelf was his.' darling ; and 'even whlconversing he . would keep; nor,- onel twisting in his strong einewY• 'fing er& ,a'. great twenty dollar gold piece, whin ll -am - sure --no vat' one labnld heie induced him tot:dump, But to the• , Teri lastmoment othie life—fOr.l regret to say that poor. Mr. Baxter,. as' ion will hear, "died in his shoes"—my property was'saereil in. bilges. When my ;watch. wacappropriated by one of the:enlight ened patriots under m 7 command, they Mule - very rough time of it between -docks until -my _indignant- Ise:leant: re-' covered the s tnis'slog property,; and gave the !Milo ay thief sucli'ai practical homily on the tenth comniandnient as am sure he' iieVer forgot; and When subsequently our privation rendered'tho' tneo :so dee perats that' they stele" 'and 'fought for oaOI iltbei's food, my reficiti alWaye re= mainod intact, in the watchful ' : care of poor Tonas . Baiter, ' I am not writing a history ot the Cuban Revolution, so I Will pass over all the.de tails of my campaigning 'in the :isiand, . merely remarking 'that the, men . proved amenable to no discipline, and that they fought' independently, ,as . only reckless despeiate men,_innred Jo : bloodshed and the siidit of death in every form, Could_ flght., As for Jonas Baxter, he was a host hi bin Every day's march r brought hini nearer the -goal for which ho panted. Ills precious tools, I was well aware, were concealed in his knapsack ; and when he ,pillowed his head upon it at night, woe betide the man who should attempt to'deprivo him df ono of those aids to boundlees,wealth. But, alas, " The bait-loft] echetnea of mace and men Chang aft Dem" ) Mr. Baxter did - Teaoh and so did I ; bu t.it Was _Jae prisoners of war, taken in arms against the Spanish GOT ernment, and with a pretty node per ception that scant courtesy from our captors would.ho afforded us. We wore lodged with (Abet' prisoners in a large cell in , the,toTrrt gaol, which , occupied ono side of the, principal place,„ and from the closely, , barred window Tre ; •couldsoo the' very bank t . ltal toy poor cove tone commile to his doom. Ho was almost grand, in the sublimity of his clospoir., "Six. million dollare, in , gold l", ho wouldirepeat,, gazing .fixedly at the fatal building„. " six stfliiondeUars iss'l eien pald!" :i . , 1 4 1 u 3,11 04 ,4 s fhPoiP4 4,4 , tl>,oyglr,hsi (1,?,a,re5:49.041 :mere frustrated,,and all:shance of otictto, Tad denied .him,, he behaved with ,a :gatiumess, and : pluck I dutve,ratelyseen : °quailed, . hover. surpassed. ,I had, ;been, und ed, _a od_was_in_a_xery_vrealciand. : languid stato 7 --itot, irriproyed , the, thought that X had been 'rather, a • tool to got into auch ;tomes for no reliant agdil and to : procure : me some BUM somforta (of 'which, he ,ppreletently , . refused ! ,to, partake) , hardened thief parted ,with his belayed': twenty) dollar , piece. ,Neither of us- supposed tor,a, moment . ,that. our , livos, would ,he spared,. and. though I escaped ,(how and.,why 'need 'not be detailed here), not manydays had elapsed after our arrival in Pr - 7—',.wlion they , took poor Jonas Barter 'out to be' hanged.. The gallows was erected in ,the large place oni which our window. ,looked, and, led by a horrible fascination, I drove pear to it, and watched the awftil prOceedinga• "Good-bye,: , Qaptain;" said. he, as they , out,;, "though ',l'm to swing,. I'M right 'glad to , think that, you 11 swing awn I played, for a big, stake,: and, l'ye lost ; but MX could, I'd sb' it ngg in., ;million dollars, ip gold,rt And away went,. his irons' planking t heavilr; ,but his de, mammyi as ! unconcecued-!as, if, he , Wore merely going ; to smoke, a ;pipe with his friend,W4,Bykes of4igolle•Bey, 110 11 flied as, 110 , 10(11,1 , 0d, iletiantlyi , His bat, breath we; oneil to ,:chaff exeolttlooorail and log 'thorn! to , make, lthate,:as , ,ho ~" had: fflipiniintment ,for. ' which hp did not wish to , be Into ;V ,and its the Skop , ,fell, ';itniluthle body , swung ,slowly arcundi,land facing :•his .boloyed bank, and' ono , : turning I the ~ 'molten blackened taco towards the. goal, I ,ant:, riot ashamed to contess•that bitter tears rolled down my cheeks for the sad foto of the , , O'oor .reprobate WAS' whet crirrkand , orlininallawe had made' him, ,but mho, t tinder xligerent'elronntstanoits,,,, mighAhoNediliemiWorthrolsi bettor.atidr. /. On: ;. 111 t .;:):11,;4c41.1d ••.• • ' f 'I {TERM : $2.03 4- V4IrciII4DVAII•III. , $3.60 If not paid withfu the year." ;fl ' • .J . COMVI9N suftr* T •Lawyers,, Wal;o's Co4rrcomfOrt.iiatiiig gentleti Tnt best Brand Sc.tliceL--`ejili . ." Dn, D Langungo—Ghosts' 'm vlai TrainingEttlOity-Wiiirolf. .. ^LA 012 hi irain—A Taf-fitaliitl Wait: • Tit 'boArd 'of litiltii.Lisla:lii ille. A niii pialleiLbild'tilAehitii'itili 'Out': ' T.tplietitlilibeitittitiS M . ,l3ll , roiJOiolq.' .',. Tthr.' LAO orilmo—foWcilil l boatiiiils,- " ' ',. :Toiriioteciiiii, cliesti 3 4trn.-1,5olt"-C.ifit: -,'— ' A fititfrrini'cor i 11,05 Eitolicir—T!Lifii- - ' • A cONiSTINT aleatior-L - The tax-gath oror. tground'.ot intoinityLtio:battlardi fold) 1 ' ' • • • • .• 2' r Fo l itottatd to ' be"eficdufaiedr—bliickr-v.:, CM WITAT epot it like gossip? -Dears , . A. CO-01; ; IiltAilVE Movergent--The .• •' r W!cIC.ED WASTE—purrling candle,dt both ends How to ntigeibeettiL-TAlti:lioldlof tops 'mid pull. '-'l' P..; 0421 it ship With' tirci'dwilers . hci , enllad , '' •d pattsershipl . • ,!!(;,, Mk el1(os-:-.1eboreie. Tlie lore ,t/ L—LTAttmatowlio:irtirks , witli will4-1-tbe- • /Proirte•Judke. 1 , L;; r ElAuTAticibt fl,iticiliu,?• , l3i'etrtttri;44!‘fAlo-r1 fellbtr well TQ rp4-.4 Ay!Ll (4, , 11 .0 r'1Q 1 191 1 4:4?zw,9.r. , Rd '• 1;4.1 ": " . •. 1 0- . " to soKFO,,,Low t \?•„210 : clerk gaid , l.zic;.; l .;.i A Finno:t.hat ahoold,(fif•thwtAil ,with ; t6e. ipublie yaccinatigo.. 2 „ i To, Giamesterirr.,*ey,er e play t atparde by gas -1 ,4 1 0 - ^u 0 .4 0 ,1U 1 4.. t.. : 4 , i , I #4'44 6 PcmaPs' 'droppings on the ; carpeto .A roctitequestxiagalionld alwazakeep his eyeson,the !nano ctkance, .1 Ali early spring ;jumping . oot . of ,hed at five o'clock in.the, worniagq ^* ' WrlLT,Colunitios didl—a.notioncrosseci him,land,he grossed lan. eeearf: • • Tun bee gives us.lioney, and-we give the wasp, whacke,wlien ,ostell TO droAcards.r.-The pawnbrolcer'a not the proper place to,,talos thepledge. ItriaNv fliwere are yeriwarlike in their, 41iispoe4ki and.,arn,,constantly arnied whit 144 1 4: ; ,boqt ‘,`l3",el}- elor's Bin," When he'At binon,l gone t nntlidono it I Ali old, •baolielor ,compares. life, to, 'phirt-button, because- it so often .hange by n thread. v._ . , Tyra Ai . _Alabama . always may " goo,by" when they, go out •of church, during service. : • - • SOI.E one assorts on gpod •, authority Witt the early bird" • caught cold,, instead of a. worm. - War are you. wrong in saying that my sister's name i c e Mary ? Becalm .it's lie air=l-I..mean you epoaic: of , a ,man who r 19Alt art e.T.peasiyo hore riot call:hirn a Myperhoresay, , , A jr.4.,MArl. paper ,tells. of g railroad, bridgoi . that "got, downhearted and,lay down ;with, a train on it." IS it a necessary consequence that pad• pie who are 'very gong-hestOd'?, must be proportionately •fnarrow minded? Tun Ilitionrs OF SAIIDATAOIANISIS-' - Finding a banknote on the pavement on a Sunday, and .dcolining to pick itup,,, "Donurci:the Siege I !nut the habit o eating, ' write‘l4-Bost(in—lndy-4ho--Inte t -= been in Paris the past sixteen thohths, • WHAT is'the difference between, tour father and 'Your doctor? Ode *heals and loves you, the other , erancineto jou. . COME TO GIUISF.—Wheri Boos ' a Cab horse enjoy melancholy. i.leasure When ho can indulge in the luxury of Woh. Tjtn Governoi'Of lifaine las roccirod at . .kiigusta, the ttito'capitol, a conunw nicaticinaddressed, "To the,guvuiir, of gusty:" A Fonit in an agr4Culttyal paper, called "Song of the Farmer Boy," ypry, appKtP priately e9romences,7,ll,ll„ . '‘.4o,l o ars, A \psil.Tirr N idosv ! ..ivi?rtis,i,ngfok an agent„ ' was oircryryChlic.4 pity, tions, as „the tyneayy .' Tunny, is said.to ' • ho a , 141)y cikuuty;ill.. • East Toiiueseeo where, the up t 'ailainey,. t? sFe,),r, the Foxe are Homo. • ' . T.u.ntliffcrence between a witch-key and a captain pn the look-ont for squalls: is, that one wiudd the svateh,••the iiatehom this:•%intl: • • • • °""." ' win 4 I)litt. • OolOyado_ ntiv.kikELD...tu an. loses _his_ Ist to - hNctirtelograph 2 tath6 hay° is6ine ode stop it. • " ), • Turd meet suspicious mane jet, mete,,, puhlie s for a roVelmo.eoliootonis believed to be that of tho now 'appointed 'Eighth Ohio .. Distriet Ll bbh:;'"::,..." . ..,*' .1 4 1 T propounds • ~an ,:61311)114,, to .410, „ • following eenundrum When base-ball , : sorbs aro victorious, of what inountitin :range :slionid they: remind you?----A.PPe: nines. Trot- following. expressive notice. posted on the closed door of, Brooklyn cobider's phop "Thes'heznleX,rn fur n Weelc to elan' tbo s Lpe . chaos{ tar. . ',IT is wpnciortul what* . love will ; load SOMA metainpo. 4n Oxobaiago Llma, N. Y., is !lie ; toWn rondpred,forey.,-,,, srlaninos, by ,A man oloping „with, Ala 1 1.; : !"P'!!.Cit'?°ltT'4 l ! b 97, IMO AN !nPtliPrtr ;on 'Foturning konio tho other (3°°r gt. , AlOkng 7i49,7J}Pfl in hia aip49o} pAir.liia tome. A. no of 'dross oomph's Nan! ,to I:T 7 0w,•,,,,, drlsEtne, Inerohant, 'Was mot at ,• „ f„dr.tlW,v't• corpsucpla Pt'l4,(AlF rA°: tho lams train. ' 1 107. payoll ( 1 . 1 4 J 1,7 ,0 v e ', :i i i i ? ( lPika.: 4 :t geiitliaman of a wag on Isarning ,tho doatii , Ait wOalthy - tbitiiah. • "Erlity . tllinitriireripended ho r 4 .y . , T.turflosten :Past' hpolo glees foraayingt , vT i‘i .. spealring of a I.Oung.American. sorhething about the , '" aputtsrings of Lb irmatiato pen," and 'says it really Meant' to say thi " writings of his indnatrious' '; pen.' . . Tint I)otroit papovi have discOvoivi4 a pow method or driving avvar 'She ; grindoiii, livery' day ditwo thoj hava a paragivinli ""OiginiL Vrin'clors in 11"innniTiin4ii itihtitirtei ¶IO '^ ' . . . ..... ......... . , tt • ',, 1 i ~ ill , fi It iJ . ti i,iY r 111131 EM Fes! ~,~ii .n Tvzo.
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