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HOOFLAND'S 8ERUAN BITTERS, HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC, HOOFLAND'S PODOPHYLLIN PILL, HOOFLAND'S GREEK OIL Hoofland's German Bitters,
A BlUera without Alcohol or Spirit of any kind,
Is different from all others. It is ex-re poeed of the pure juices or ttaz. P3iscifal or Hoots, Herbs, and Babes (or as m&iicinolly termed, extracts), the worthless or inert portions of the ingredients not being used. Ther efore, incno bottle of this Bitters there is contained as nk'ich medicinal virtue as will be found in several gallons of ordinary mixtures. The Boots, etc., nsed in this Bitters ace grown in Germany, their vit&l principles extracted in that country by a scientific- Chemist and forwarded to the mint, factory in this city, where they are compounded and bottled. Containing no sptrituonsing redients, 'his Bitters is free from the objections urged ( gainst all others , no desire for stimulants can be induced from their use, the; cannot make drunkards, and cannot, under any circuit stances, have any but a beneficial effe-st.
Hoofland's German Tonic
Established A. D., 18315.
A Republican Paper, Devoted to the Advancement of the Local Interests of Monroe County. BLOOMIN GTON, IND., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1871.
New !ieries-VOL. V. NO. 32.
HENRY T. HELM8QLDS COMPOUND FLUID Extract Catawba GRAPE PILLS Component Farts Fluid E. traist Jihubarb and Fluid JBrtrtxt Catawba Grape Juice.
FOB LIVER COMPLAINTS, JAUNDICS,1UI.I (US AFFECTIONS. SICK OKNER OUSHEADAl'HR, COSTIVESESi. Etc., PURELY VEGl.T.UILK, COMTAIN1NH SO JIEKOUBY, MINERAL!. Oil DELETEKIOUS DliliOS.
PRINTING ! THE PROGRESS Job Printing1 Office ! .North .Side Public Square, ".Virri .V;':i T'.'jh', At '-? Pnw, and eatirelv Xcw ,Va-t:-riii i-f all kinds, in prt'jiaruil to do Printinfr in a t-t, L.M 'pal to the bebt lu tUo couiitiy. I'ui-Ucalar ' uttont iou paid to j COMMERCIAL PRINTING, ; Inc!.Hlin Bill H.-adn, Hand Bills, TotterHcadu, Not f IU';id! Cmnitors, Curds, Poster, tee, Floep.-intiujT ii eviaUy. Onlf-rg from a distance win receive pro?i:jt tttkntioc.
ORCHARD HOUSE!
These Pills are the moa:. delightfully plenwat
purgative. suierdiBf; castor ou,saiis,nins lesu.eic. Thorn is nothing more acceptable for the stomach. They (rive tone, and cause neither nausea nor gripinss pains. Thev are composed oi tt.e itiifvr in i-i'di-
(. Alter a few davo' use of them, such an invlg-
oration of the entire svsteni toB.es piace us toapjieur miraculous to the weak and nervoted, whether arising from imprudence cr disease. 11, T. Melm -bald's Compound Fluid Est rar.f Catawba ( irafe rills arc not Bngar-coated, fvomthefai:tt:-iatsii:ar-:oated Pills do not dissolve, but puis through th? stomach j without dissolving, oonteqniiiitl . do not pi odnce the ; desiied effect. T1IECATAW. GEAPE PILLS, beinc pleasant, in taste and odor, do not necessitate I their being sugar-coated. PRICE rim CENTS
PES BOX..
g. M. Orchard & Sons, j PROPRIETORS.
Opposite the Depot, BloomJngtoii, Ind. ;
r .v., Ailirare'mg jiub'i
rill It spared to accommodate the '
NATIONAL HOTEL
Was compounded for those not inclined to extreme bitteis, and ia intended for use in cases when some alcohoii; stimulant is required in
connection with tlic- Tonic properties of the Bitters. Each bo trie of the Tonio contains one bottle of the Bitters, combined with pure
Santa Cnra Btrx, and flavored in such a manner that th-3 extreme bitterness of the Bitters is overcome, forrring a preparation highly
agreeable and pleasant to the palate, and con
taining the medicir al virtues of the Bitters. Ihe price of tie Tonic is $1.50 per bottle,
which many perbons think too high. They
must take into con. lideratian that the etimn
lant used is guaranteed to be of a pure qual
ity. A poor articio could be furnished at a cheaper price, bn; is it not better to pa; a little more and have a good Erticle ? A medicinal preparation should contain none but the best ingredients, and tt ey wh expect to obtain a heap compound will raost certainly be cheated. They are the Greatest Known Kemedieg For LITER COM LAEJT, DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DEBILITY, JAUNDICE, DISEASE OF THE EBUPTION8 OF THE SKIN, and all disease, s arisinfr front a rlittordexiK. liver, Stomach, or 33IPUBCTY OF THE BLOOD. Bead the follow ring symptomsConstipation, .Tlatulence. Inward Piles, 1 "ull-
neas of Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nauaea, Heart-burn, Disgust for Food, Fullness or Weight in the Stom tcb, Hour Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit of the Storrach, Swimming of the Head. Hurried or DUE cult Breathing, Flutterini; at he Heart, Choking or Suffocating Sensations when in a Lying. Posture, Dimness of Viuion, Dots or Webs 'jefore the Sight, Dull Pain in the Head, Dili siency of Perspiration, Yellowness of the St ui and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Cheat, Limbs, Ac, Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burnin;; in the Flesh. Constant Imaginings of Evil, iind Great Depression of Spirits. AU these indicate Disease of the liver or Digestive Orgaiia combinrd with impure blood. The use of the Bitters or Tonio will soon canse the abate symptoms to disappear, and the patient -Jl become well and healthy.
Dr. Hoof land's Greek Oil,
ltightxilikf; Care for All Kinds of Pnlns aiad .Aches,
Applied Eitebnaixi It will cure all kinds of Pains mi Aches, such as Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Toothache, Chilblains SprainB, Bruises, Frost Bites, Headaches, Pains in the Bck and L:ins, Pains in tho Joints or Limbs, tinge of Insects, Biiigworms, etc. Takes Istebsau.:!. It will cure Kidney Complaints, Backaches, Sick Headache, Colic,
Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Cholera Infantum. Cholera Morbrrf. Cramps and Pains in the Stomach, Fever and Ague, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, etc Dr. Hoofland's Podophyilin, Oil SI BKT1TUTE FOR MBCCRY V1L.L. TWO PI LLS A DOSE. The most powtrfai, yet innownt, Vegetabie Gatiuirlio known.
BBNAYT. HBItlSffBOICB 'S HlOnt T COSCENTBAIED CC MPOU SD Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla WUlrendily exterminate from the eypteie Scrofula, Syphilis, Fever 8orw, ITlcers, Bore Eyer, sore Ixgs, Sore Month, Sore Head, Drone hit Is, fililn Diseason, Salt Bheum, Cankers, nunnlnp from the Ear, White Bwelli ga. Tumors, Cancorous Afl'ectkne, Nodea, Bickete, Glandular Swellings, Niuht Sweat, Kaeh, Tetter, Humors of all kinds, Cnrcnic H i?u!iiatism, STspepsia, and al! diseases that have beei established in the system for years.
L. E. McKINNEY, PROPRIETOR, ISLOOMIKGTON, IND., EAST OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE.
This Hotel is large nnd commodi'ms, first-class in all its appointments, desirably located, and U quiet and comfortable. Charges moderate.
SUNN & CO., OEMFBATj
Produce, Commission
AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
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Wholesale and Retail Grocers, An 1 dealers in Nails, Kanhawa and Lake Salt, White Fish, Sic,
BEING PREPARED KXPJ3ESSLY FOR THE ABOVI; COMPLAINTS, ITS BLOOB-IT'B IFYING PBOPEKTIES ARE CREATED I'HAK .liSV OTHER PKEPABATIOU OF dASSAPARILL.i. IT OIVES T':tE COMPLEXION A CLEAK AN!' H'EALTIIY
. 'LOft, AND BBST0RE8 THE PAIn-JST TO A STATE OF HEAL':.-!! AMDPVKITY, I ..u: PKKII Y-
INO THE BLOOl), KEMOA ISCi AT I., t HKOS1C , COSSTm-TIOSAI. DliiKASfAKIS-, S FEOM BIOOM2KGTON, IND.
ONLY KEL1VBLE AND EPFKCTll S, KNOWN REMEDY FOR THE Cl'KEOF PAIN'S NI SWELLING OF THE BONES, ULCERATIO'S OF THE THROAT AND LEGS, BLOTCHES, ."IMn.ES ON THE FACE, ERYSIPELAS AUD ALL1.C A.VjY EIiPTION8 OF THE SKIN, AND BE.A CI irS.'MO THE COMPIEA10N. PRICE $1,60 PEE BOTTLE.
The Son's Vigil. BI HATIIE TVHIt OHI8WOLL. Onco more the evening shPtlows creep Around my oriel tvincto here. Once more, high up the convent wall They climb, and disappear. And here I sit, as 1 have sat tTpon n thousand moonlifrht nights, To listen to the minster chimes And watch tho monastery lights. I catch a glimpse of foam-white sea. Breaking upon a dead, black shore; 1 see the trees their wild arms toss, I hear the breakers roil end roar. Ah, ulnds ! shriek wildly down the beach, In ealiaer scenes I have no part ; Tho storms alone suit to my mood Of all, arov.nd tho Sac;rcd. Heart. Ah, dread to me are the still hours, When the ttea slejps In peaceful calm. And through the duky corridors I hear the Sisters' hol.v psalm. Dread Is the bush of early dawn. And dread all soft and peaceful times : My heart is calmer wh-n tile storm Deadens, or w holly drowns the chimes. Ah, Christ ! It is a fearful thing, In such a holy place to live. And hear, in every priyer and chant, God's voice, conimandirig to forgive, And still to feel tn every throb Of my wild heart that sense of wrong. Which cannot, will no! lie appeased, Hut still grows stronger and more strong. Upon my knees I spenci my days, I scourg j my flesh with penance sore, Yet still my heart the vll wrong holds, Refuting still to give It oe'r. And sometimes throiigb the night I hear The Tempter, in whoee power I live, Whispering, ' Some wrocgB so cruel are, Thit it were sinful to forgive." And then he takes me biSk again. Back through the darl; and dreadful years, And piteonsly shows me, now, What I saw dimly then, through tears ; And hate and anger rag : again Within this mad and Impious heart, As if it were but yesterday, That raging passions madly start. And every time the bell rings out, That summons me to pralsa or prayer, A Sinful longing for the n-orld. And all that I enoouniered there, Yaa, oven for the love which gave This oruel wound unl a my life. Comes over me, and tears aui rends Me with a fierce and (.eadlj strife. Ofc, Mary-Mother ! hear me call ! Give peace once more unto my soul, Tho peace of God, that nevermore The w ives of sin may oe'r me roll Ah I fearfully the windi rave now 1 The breakers roll far up the heights ; I hear no more the mizthtef chimes, Nor Bte the monaster; lights. La Crosse Leader.
ere I felt my arms pinioned from bcliiml, until was ft prisoner. loan instant thert wcro a dozen lancers by my side. They had been secreted in Bcmo bushes, while their horses were concealed in k hollow near by. Angel, noor boy, fled, weerriner cite-
I ously, whye iny emptors proceeded to ; bind my bauds and placing me upon a ; horse, bor me away, i I was fdrtnnate in falling into the ' hands of Cfvptaiu Vasqnea, an unusnally humane Mexican, or I Bhould probably have been traveling on foot tied to
; the tail of. one of the horses. After a
! little the captain himself rode np be- ! side rne and entered into conversation. ' " You are an officer ?" lie said, claue-
i iug at uiyiblouse, which fwas devoid of
i should ti .tiia pa.
"lam, I replied, " but was not on
I duty when you captured me. I have
i been sick, and was recruitinp; my
health before rejoining my regimnt, ! which is with the main body of the i arinr."
" I am soiry I had to take you if you are an invalid," he returned, "but we want some information as to what is
:going on among your iolks there, ! pointing back to the city. "Let me J give you a little bit of advice. You will be taken before General Beu before long. I advise you to answer his j questions promptly, for it may go worse with you if you hesitate." j " Thank you," I replied, for your intimation,' but I shall reply to notliing
that may prejudice the cause of my countrymen." "As you please,' he answered, and touching liia horse with tho spur he rode to the head of hia command. The sun was setting when we halted before a few houses at the ontskirl; of a village. 1 was immediately taken before a fat, swarthy officer, who announced himself as General Bea. "How many troops have you at Puebhv?" he asked in a stern tone. " I don't know," I replied. "What!" he demanded, raising his
i voice, " you don t know ? Come, sir, ! a nice trap. bcattennt'
i I have no time to waste ; tell me at ! they atterr.ped to gain the mountains,
" Quick, Senor, follow me-" I sprang out into the flight and ran
after him as fast as I could. We did not halt until we came to tue end of the village. There we found a couple of horsi.s in waiting. Without an in
stant s hesitation 1 jumped into the saddle, and my companion did the same, when we set off upon a hard gallop. "This is dangerous work." he said, as we tore along the road. " If they should miss us onr lives would not be worth ft 'oalaco." " How far is Pnebla off " I asked, after we had been riding for a long time. " Scarcely more than a league," he answered. " Juiit then there oame a fiound from
the retj that made me shudder. It was
a dull, rattling noise, accompanied by si distant shout.
" Heavens ! ' I cried, " wo are pur
sued." My companion uttered some
thing like an oath. Faster and faster we urged our beasts, while nearer and nearer came the clatter in our rear. At last our pursuers were close upon us. I struck the rowelsleeper in to the flanks of my jaded steed! Daylight was just breaking, and in the gray morning mist I saw the steeples of Pueblu rise before Diy eyes. I turned my head backward ; at least a score of horaerr en were on our path, and hardly more than a quarter of a mile distant. It was at this moment the horse of my companion fell. "Fly!" exclaimed Antoaia's father, ' I can save myself yet, " and he bounded off among some bushes mhL was hidden from my sight. It happened that there was a small
party of dragoons just entering the oity by another road, wlaich brought them m the rear of my persuers. As soon as they caught sight of the Mexicans they uttered a wild shout and dashed for them, saber in hand. Now it was the turn of the enemy to fly. tbev lid aecidentllY been cAutsht in
a nice trap. Scatterint: in disorder
Gallant Death of a Brave Firemen, An English fireman, named Jose ph
Andrew Ford, recently died in a gallant
manner, and has awakened a nearly expression of sympathy and admiration
throughout England. Here is the
story :
" A chemist's house on the 'Srny's l"nn road was discovered to be cn lire. It was two o'clock in the inorninjj the stillness of the dark hours. The alarm was given, and, fortunately for ex persons whose lives he saved, Ford wa i in
charge of the eBcape at the Holborn
station. He found five terrified people
at the windows of the naming build nc,
vociferating for help and, scorniog the perils of his adventure, he landed them
out of danger, one by one. But his
task was not ended. A woman, maddened with frifrht, ap.
peared, shrieking, at one of th upper windows and between her and the
brave fireman sheets of flame were play
ing by this time, tlis final went was full of the most obvious danger. He must pass through fire to the irindow, where the hapletis creature was cla nor-
ing for life. But Ford was equal to the task, and again boldly mounted the ladder. The canvas bag of the machine caught and the fireman wat irrevocably doomed. For some morien Is he remainedon taucledin the burn ing mass
literally roasting alive. v.Tien he
fell, he woe a mortally wounded man.
He helme'v was actually forced into hi s
head. His injuries were of the most
fearful character; and after a few hours
of unspeakable agony, lie died anero,
if ever a hero spoke, or wa lked the earth. The funeral of the unfortunate
man was attended by thousands of per
on.
MT WATCH A SD CHAIS.
J. W. HARRYMAN,
DEALERS IN
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FLUID
SBHHT V. HEI.lSMJiOK.JB S CONCENTRATED
EXTRACT E JCHLI,
THE GREAT DIURET IC, has cured every case of DIAHFTE S In whic'j it h i" been given. IR1UTAT ION OF THf NECK OF THE BLADDER AND INFLAMMATION OF THE KID NEYS, ULCERATION OF THE SIDNEYS AND BLADDER, RETENTION OF TR'NE, DISEASES OF THS PROSTRATE (iL. Nl). t TONE IN Tltii
BLADDER, CALCOIA'S, .tfltAVU KU.'tk-Ul hi DEPOSIT. AND MUCOUS t It MILK'.' ftlbCHAUGES, AND FOB ENFEEBLED AN L" DC Lit ATE CONST1TUTI0N8OF BOTH SEII Ef , A'l'T E DED WITH THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS: INDI&POSITiON TO EXERTION, JJ0H9 OF I'CWLU LOSS OF MEMORY, DIFFICULTY Of P.Rf'ATiUNG, WEAK NERVES, TKEMBIJN'3, HOUR JR (XT DISEASE, WAKEFULNESS, DIMNESS! OF VISION, PAIN IN TEE BACK, HOT HANDS, FLCSHI 'G OF THE BODY, DRYNESS OF THE SKi:, ERPPT10X ON THE FACE, PALLID CODKXESANCE UNIVERSAL LASSITUDE OF THE MU SCULUt SYSTEM, ETC, Used by persons from the ages ol eighteen to tw-;ntv-five, and from thirty-live to fi.'ty-ft-.e or lu the decline or change ol lt:'c ; after ccumicment Or labor loins ; bctl-wtttij hi ch:h!rt-ii.
Choice Family Groceries Queensware and Notions, tlf The biihest price paid for country producs
but the dragoons were on their heels, catting them down with their long sabers. I turned and rode back, joining my oountrymen. The first person I encountered was my old comrade, Captain Burns. Hallo!" he cried, " that's what's the matter, hev ! By George, we
Northeast Corner of Pablte SqUftl'r, BLOOMIINCTON. - - INDIANA.
HOSADALIS
' once how large is the American force at
j Peaula." I "I really cannot tell you," I answer- ! p1. " tor 1 do not know'
I It was in the year 1847 when ft small i " How marly pieces of light artillery ! force was It t to hold Puebla, that for- , have they V he continued, tune cast my lot to remain there fori " I am an infantry officer, Implied, ! " and do not know anything about it;"
; t -i.L ,. .i ,im t " Don't know attain. " he continued, i thouo-ht von were Bitot lone ago," and
! Wlll remember how sadly we watched '. making n memorandum with a pencil. he caught me by the hand. Ihei-e s n, i .iiv...nn. i, ' "lln thev exnect reinforcements ? If i two of them." he said, pointing to a
i iiif: lULiii uiiib AJiicri uisttuucm vjjj ujac i - , . .
: road that led to the capital, and how ! so, when ?" j couple of Me3 we deprecated the necessity that cofci ! " I decline to answer that question, ! goons hail slain
I polled lis to stay behind to keep the i I replied. . , ! rear open for oiir advancing eoinrades. j "You do?' he exclaimed eViroilrl I DOSe I shoot VOU?
have phnty of tigh ting on our hands, j "I shall er leavor to meet my fate as j my hcrse and turnei
tliat at I H oiuvc Huiuier, x auancictu ; sw ijtui uto
whom tha dra-
'T' l'l iN ever
B
PltEPARATIOX II-.?
l:cn intvfdnci'd tn
Anicricrn V'C"!'!- 1 Vi u t 1 nt-'
met ilh a? marked a fuc i ss f.sTUE 1LI U) EXTKAl "1 OF KOSABAUS." One oiuic of tins Flo' l Sxlnul U ir..n: i ;i;'. iful in its net ion upon di.--eae th.m one jint. of th-j y-r -aratii of Sar.-'npai'i'l.t. As ti lll'io ! tii-;(cr if htn no i.'i'i ; for -;??, l;:rnVY;; Jthf-
and be forced to stttnd a siege
one time looked as it it would
! minated
troops (that
; over our
For some time after the dent
General !3cott we had matters pretty , ! much our own wav, and were appar- j
ently on good terms with the populace,
! One of them had fl sergeant's cher-
" Blip- irons on his sleeves, end I don't know
wh&t prompted me, out i jumped from
turned mm over as ne
f had no sooner
be ter ' Here Captain Vasques, who wns pres- j done so than 1 espied my chain glitter-
v,- ,-r- hnA nt Movinon eut. stepped to tne aenerai s sine, ana i mflr under nis snirt.
ciin,i 0Tfor,ir, wbtanerea sotuettiiEtr. a only oausriii , iiitaKetnis, x s
. v' iu- a., ii. . i,i nm.. v., if T i u;, t
hhati v omntdfl hrofl.Qtttrnrtfl ! lliu wurvia HU luvnilil vm.;i, un a tu uio wva, jl.
, ctimv M was snediunir in mv nenair. ena.. "ho u s you
aid, and slipping it
found my watch at the
my fine sergeant.
Take him away," said the oeneral I solloquized. "Not content with your
1 aroie and was conducted out by a bribe, you must needs betray me. Well,
...inrtlrt nf soldiers and thrust intu a i your work is about done.
tun's witu liuir PVIJIL1UV.-C, ' - , . " ... , i i i .
MnnV littlo ,,nrtaifla xrorn ,iririsf.,i Hv small room, scarcely nve leer, square, linen recouuieu ui nmas ra m;
ipassbfi between , and we began to and lighted by an aperture only large escape had been effec ed. cohgratnlate ourselves on onr comforta-, enough to admit my hand. I soon saw ; ' You are fortunate, he remarked, ble situation, whe i n rumor ran throuel, ! that the place was used, as a prison, and , You certainly have obtained j oui
I the -garrison that a very large cavalry j sentinel was lazily sitting before tne freedom cheaply.
i force ol the enemy Had appeared in the : .
; trtwn In tho until llUJnr.1 Hnm fnnftti Ul IlBKJS. Jic nonu
bacco. This hole contained
As we rode into Poebla, I stopped a
moment at Heuora G.ireia's house. The
oriiv a : ffttm y wBre an up, am tne tamer was : ,,v j i n , i.
miiesHisiani, mo one coma sen irom , , -"r 5-"Kr t.it I IXi.. jM,.ti luw1tA. Demon waB ,luielu " "
Whence the report emanted, and the rot gn uerai nuu r"pr " .7 on, (Trt that ran- st,ie fand we had an i full t etale" water. For ten days I "I got in ahead of you senor, he
Passengers Yersus a Conductor.
The San Francisco Bulletir recently
related the cixcumstances of f . very cu
nous contest between tne passongeM and conductors on the Centrid I'aciSc
Kailrood, betyeen Ogden and Sacra
mento. Tne facts as narrated an.', that
a delicate woman, who had l jst every
thing by the Chicago fire, was granted
by i'uuman a pass 10 tjaixior na, couh tersiened by Hammond, Tho la ly wa
very thinly clad, having a tliin alpac;
dress, no shavd or wrap, anc. no wool
en underaurments. She was occoro
panied by her little sister six or seven years old. Ait Omaha tho (reneral Ticket Aeent Mr. Kimball, indorsed
her pass "siicond-class." Tho lady
strongly eioited tne sympathy of tne
passeneers, who treated her with great
kindness. She was allowed to contin
ue in the first-class car tl trough the first division, but the conductor of the second division proposed to remove her to the second-class car. The pass
enger rose in rebellion against this, as the poor woman was no i ii proper health and without adequats clothing. They offered to pay the di:ersnce between the first and second-class price, 33. but the conductor would except
nothing lese than, foil.' firat-eksa fajoa, LU
The passengers refused tc iiccede to this eitortion, and proceedsd to fortify themselves in the car in orc.er to forcibly resist the conductor. That official prepared.to e witch the car cf she rebellions passengers off the tra-jk, and they finally purchased a ticket forthe woman. But the conductor demanded fare for the child ; after much diflleulty, and
telegraphing to headquarters, the re
A daniy UtUe bencet, TW. msutsat matalxmt, A mi of tawny avalta O'er forehead vrhtii at anow, .. .. . .-..,- V . Oil., mill ' i - :' .
,1 m. www. -I- --a jr. . -..' Two chaaia of ran dye.
A pair of Bpa of ruy, And a faacwating elgh. ;BuBt thou a tM got to woramp 7 , 3ut it's plain totli taints and tna WonUptnat EaboaUi bsUs. Gcaituneall brocaced, gtuxttfietticoata wiU pmtm, , , vK . Tn enikwimlort I raided, Ki Enamelod !oo irti bocxloa, Snea m the Frcnc'jmoii VboA, '" Wifj lofty, taper tan) tapn, To strcaOmcbn bead. ThiokH thau it'a tor God4(ta7 8he dresaefcoiit so mcUT Or does sht: w mt some saint or alaaatr To torn the Sabbath bdseT Apfuio?4 Journal.
AO Berts r Paragraphs. Kptchkn noeegjtys panaiea. A Hertford man has shipped forty
sleighs adapted for reindeers, to Bua-sia.
Mtvrm for railway directors never
mind passengers; its freight that makes thecaigo. A Wisconsin man has established a saw-aull on the Amoor Biver, aad ships
umle:r to Japan.
It ie not true at trouble, and some
other i jiings, thas "the more you hve the m re yon want "
SxrwrNO mn ab are soon to be in
troduced in the public schools of the State f North Citrolina,
No icATZKB how proeperoua their bus
iness may be, wlialers and lard-xnakers
always Have trypig tunes.
Fits thousand copies of Joaquin
Hjller'e "Songs of the Sierras" bay
bepn aold in this country.
WiuitUM W. JJtory has lately com- .
pleted a sitting figure of a female,
which He calls "Jerusalem.
Tow talk of your troubles, but yours
is not such a haid case as mine, as the
oyster said to the fisherman.
A MnsouBi doctors slumbers where
broken the othor night by a pole-cat, which crept into bed with him.
Dtraiira the occupation of France, the German army foraged two million
five hundred thousand bottles of champagite. A fabmeb near Benton, Grant County, claims to have raised, on something over an acre of ground, 125 bushels of
strewberry eoriL Aoambubb who has lost 'all of his greenbacks nuvy aptly explain with. Sha tspeare : " f lo much for bucking 'em. New York World. Mb. Beeobxh, in satirizing pompons talkers, says, " Language, like window glat, should not stop the attention on itself, but on thai which passes through it" Alexander Dumas, the elder, died witi only one irold piece in bis pocket Hie sim is a miltionaite, and his daughter is married to one of the wealthiest landed proprietors in France. C JSDKiiiA M. Wildieb, Cincinatti, who furnishes the demi mon&e of the West with dress goods and luxuries, is about to be forced into bankrupty, proving again that the wages of sin is death. The "cheEuui roast" is a Wilmington (Delaware) iristitntion,being a"sociSible" with unlimited cheanuts and apples, involving the outlay of the moderate sunt of twenty-cents per Capitol Tax Column of Tendome will soon be rebuilt The greater part of the broken pieces are already recast The scaffolding necessary forthe rebuilding of the column v.ill be upwards of 160 feet
in height
Mibs Kkliooo a Opera Company to
Sun Francisco hasnow been organized. With the exception of the prima donna hjrself, the contralto (Murensi), and
the conductor (Micoiaoj, tue artists are
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU )S DIURETIC AND BLOOD PURIFYING. AND OUI.E3 ALL D1KEA8ES ARISING mtOMHAIUI S OFIUSSIPATION '
AND EXCESSES AND lMVBITlENt ES IN Lit F.. , IMPURITIES OFT1IK BLOOD, ETC., SUPERSEDING COPAIBA IN AFFECTIONS FOR WHICH IT : IS USED, AND BYPHILITM! AFKECTI0N8-IN
THESE DISEASED USED IN (iONNLCilON 11H helmbold's eose wash. lad;:i. in many affections. peottliar to ladies, the extract buchu 18 unequalled by a ny other remedy as in chlohohis ou reten tion, irregularity, p.uwfuj.ness or sityRESSlON OF CUSTOMAilY EVACUATIONS, ULCERATED OR KCBIbKT.'H STATE OF TIP! UTERUS, LECCOKRElEA Oli WHITES, PTER1L1 TY, AND FOR ALL COMPLAINTS INCIDENT TO THE SEX, WHETHER- MUSING FROM IND1K CRETION OR HABITS OF DISSIPATION. IT 13 PRESCRIBED EXTENSIVELY BIT THE MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS AND MIDWIVES FOR ENFEEBLED AND DELIOA ITS CONSTITUTION i, OF BOTH SEXES AND ALL AGE (ATTENDED WITH ANY OF THE ABOV't DISE.V8E80Rf YM:t'-
TOMS.)
i nil itt for'iit
,t is ' ectlain .'live. PbyMtbi) ; -ndorsc it ; it is not a t.uach nus
itram, at the formula is printed i had elapsed
i-'.n i very .ackge. Dr. Sparks, of Nicliola?vilU', : Ky.,sai : " It if tin: htft Wood i Purifier I have tvci used. '
effldient corps in our pay), had given ; Uved in this Vile Botb l ibwudb upon a ;eooiy remarKea, as Ue m authe colonel commanding no such in-! scanty supply of black beans and tor-1 breakfast. frmntinr, nn,i.i aitsr few ,lnv . tillas or corn cakes, and I was never ! "Comem-comein,' they all Balled
tr. rlm,I,t tho mtmnr on1 nermillHl W BO UUIBUe all imoui. ; uui.
'. 1 nAAeeifr- whan I
ultimately to banish it from our minds, j cep upou cw " " vv -
So we resigned ourselves to security, ! Va alwaya attenawi oy iwo Kuuien
ana went on wit u 'fceno una monte
smoking cigarettes and drinking " pnl!mia with rh liavfln ennnprn a it wa
Dr. Uoyk.n, of Baltimore, ha(jbeenat h(,me in one o Qnr OYm for Scrofula ami Syphilis. j I had been sick with & low type of
Dr. T. C. rnpii, of Br.itiirorc, : fever at Vera Cruz, and when I am
"Wot now. I thank yon." I replied:
' I'll take up my quarters with the
It tvas'imwiiig late in the afternoon ' troops, but I will see you every day or
one day, as I was peeping out Of the j twd: aperture that served fc, a window, Ij " What's that yon have about your saw a young man (as I supposed) talk-; neck ?" asked Antor.ia. ing to some soldiers directly in front; "My chain, of course," 1 answered,
nf riv p. The most remaraaDie viiihk : "ana my wascu ih unre .
" "! : ......-. 1.1 . 1,1 lirti., 1l1t lid tl-nrhv lutm ia ths.tt" kHl
t-av-: " I cured 1 lie wor-t taxof Hiiofulii I liavc ever seen with Bo-adnlif."
j Benjamin Bc-Mol, of Lima, j Olji-... fflvs he h;ss muttered foi !
tw( tity ycftr.i : ( lli.-i rt'iol
in Puebln, I h:id permission to live for
: lb ,T 1J 11T7 l.v n fll.l.,. luovvu,. i , - - - s "t I A ! ui., ,.u,l i-L. .,-iM -in i ennttll'e. As 1 IZaZetl X COD &
tuiuiuu uivon lulu naiuu iiuhih.i1! . i, : 1 v , ?u 1 vii'w of the vounc man's face, when,
, UWIJIHO. ; - :- - "T,
Tim wnmur. ot ichnco linnao T ma.lp BIT aStOniSDmeni., X UtOlUlo cuuoucu
mv h nmp war nnmed fani. and had t was Antonia Garcia herself in male
1iirt1i hfl "Whv how is thiti" asked her fath-
wore. L Was counaent ll was me one i er; i iiiouguii rii:a iyi.
had handed Antonia the day of
The ellpwste. The second expedition fcj the Yellow
stone recently returned fra t that region with stories even more mitrvelous than those brought by the Dengford party of 1870. It has been said, in the west, that every raan who goes u p there loses hln Mentation for veraciny. But we
suppose the most inorediJou will be compelled to believe the account of Prof Havden, who had c iarge of the
government expedition of 1871 ; and it
is proved ry scienunc urjasareaiouio,
o
It is not neoeeaary to lake a handful of
these Pilla to produce tho desired effect ; two of then art quickly and powerfully, cleansing tho Liv,-j. Stomach, and Bowels of all impurities. Tho principal ingredient i Podophyilin, or the Aloholic Extract of Mandrake, n hick is by many tiroes more Powerful, Acting, and Bearcbinf.', than the Mandrake itself. Its peculiar act on is njon the liver, cleaning it speedily from all obstructions, with all the power of Mercury, yet free from the injurious results attached to the use of that mineral. For all diseases, in which the use of a cathartic ia indicated, these Pills will givoentiro satisfaction in every caee. They never fail. In cases of liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, and extreme Costiveneas, Dr. Hoofland's Oerraan Bittors or Tonic should be need in connectio :a
with the Pills. Tho tonic effect of tbo Bitters j or Tonic builde up the system. The Bitters tir Tonic purifies the Blood, strenptheus Wis nerves, rtgulatea the Liver, and given atrength, energy, and vigor. Keep your Bowels active with tb Pills, and toD"" up the system with Bitters or Tonic, and no disease can retain its hold, or ever assail you. .Thesx medicines aire sold by (1) Druggists and dea era in metiicinee everywhere. Beccllect that it ia Da. Hooklasd'b Geemak Bjocedibh, that are so universally used and 'highly recommended ; and do not allow the Druggist to induce you to take anything else that he may say is just as good, because he makes a larger profit on it. These Kemcdics
will be seat by Express to any locality, upon
H. T- HEXMBOLD'P EJ .TRACE BUCHU CURES DISEASED ARIS I X 3 FRCM IMPRUDENCES, HABITS OF DISSIPATION. ETC., in all their stages, at littloexrwnse.'.ittleornoelKingfl in diet, nouk'ouv-)iiionc'.ancliiocxnosiirc. It cau a frequent dtadr.:-, and (ri"fr strength to Urinate, thert-by removing ObHtrurti!ts, I'rovrutins and Curing Stricture c-f the IJrtltr;i, Allaying )ain and loflammation, so frequent la this class of disrasi-, and expelling all l'olsonous mattor. Thousands who liavc tx:ei . tli -icttms of inrorortent persons, and vrho have jmid ucavy f.-s to to cured in a short time, haire found they liuv.- Ix on deceived, and that tho "Poison " has, ny the uso of "pOwcr'ul astringents," be ;n dri'-d up in tho syrtem, to break out in a mi .re aggravated form, and perhaps after Marriage. Use HELMBOLD'S ExntACT BUCHU for all Aifectioua and I'lseas-s ot the Urinary Or(;nT, whether existing la Male o FemUe, from whut ver canse oriRinatinE. aud no metier of h'-w lrtnc Ktaii'l-
ln. FltK'E. ONH DOLAj.lt-AND FIFTY CUNTS PER BOTTLE.
01 b
'kind? of remedies with no snc'eefs ;. a few bottles of Ho-ailalif imadc n complete cure. ! v l;'fA n All ALMANAC
ini imofitant ?- lie l.ofa
.iulif Almatiai- ft"'i
it
at-
Ii an eruption ! f. i j tu.. a i i. i tirp. A thousand thouahts passed
j 1L uusoaiiu, ll i: vuv wiiic seiruig iu ituc . . , u l ts A body ; trie 1 all Movinnn rnntfi lint T nan not. nwnre of throngh my brain inthat moment. Wad
b.? Hi.- rlirill-
liul.y St. l-'r ix, or
tin Jini' Low-- ; young boy w apparently 12 years old
Wrt-rn hoiefaic Depot lor i ajnd quite an intelligent noy
HKNSx T. EEIJHBOID S 134PBOVED BOSE
WASH cannot be surpassed as a ' ACE WASH, and will te f ound the onlv specific re nedy in ev--rv st-M iis of CUTANEOUS AFFECTH Iispisdilv radii i'cs PIMPTJSSWo'.tS, scohuti.":di;yness INDCBATION8ofth CUTANEOUS MEMBRANE, etc., ' dhpclii RF.DNEISS and 'NCIPIEN1' INFLAMMATION HIVES, P. ASH. Ml IT H PATCHED-, DLVNilHS OF SCALP OR SKIN, FI OST BIT l:s, i'li'l all puvposes for which SALVES (: OiNTMENXK are u.-l; restores the Bkin to a sta e of puriiy b:ki Huftnrsi', and insures continued h-althv action to tl'i lit-..ui of its vessels, on which d i;-mls the afrreenble cb arms md vivacity of cringles ion no mucli K'niIi! and alraired. Bat howe ct va liable as a remedv for Biistiiig defects of the si in, H .T. HclmboVVs Hose Wash has long sustained Its (irlndpal cluiro to un-
bouni' ed patronage, by r ff-ectidirquiilitifHivhif h rr-Ti-der it a TOILET APPEN AGE of the mod hup-, rla-
tlve a:id Cengenialchar rtHcr. conibimtiB in an --ii.-gant formula those proiolren' requisites KAFFTY and IFFICACY the in urlable ai-ix.ijii;8nliieii of its use aa a proservativii and Refresher of I lie Ci -rn-piexion. It is an t'-xcelliint Lotion for riiaensea cf a ByphiHIle Nature, and an an injection for disease of the Urinary Organs, ari.ing f -om habits of dir';.pation, useil In connec Ion rih the EXTRACTS PUCHU, SARSAPARILLA AND CATAWBA GRAVE I ILLS, in such dii-ease- as reeoinniendcd eanno: surpmsed. PBJCE, O-'tE DOILAlt PER BOTTLE.
the fact. Senora Garcia had two sue come tnere o enwimy raelB u. daughters. Antonia. the eldest, was to denounce me? This eonld not be,
about pixteen years, and Oarmen, the ! " B""u youngest, was' sis. She also had a enemy ; besides, she was in disgUise 1 nei.hew, on Let father's side, named l called to the guard outside and asked 4 t virtsi I i rvrt.7 in ltari 4n lal-il v- Tiii.. : him the time of the day.
aojc, uvu,...uuu ,..iy. -""' i . ,..,..1.111. mliJ anA
t (JUIUIitri u Dia, no eijiuwi, Lthen commenced smoking a corn-shuck
Ro wi.luiin, i It didn't take me long to make my- 8' ns M pacea to ana irooumo K. MAtHE iiiY ro., iBeif nt hon, na T think I had the ' At last it grew dark and the lights CINCINNATI. OHIO. ; oot cf tjje frjraily to the very lost. ! began to shine outside my prison. I . ... . . C . . . . .. 1, 1 ... I .U.a rt. rr l.-,mv
Indeed, as lar as related to Antonia, uaoweu uuuc w t she gave me the most ample proof of hours.so I threw myself upon the bench I her disinterested friendship. " which served the purpose of a couch, She was a frank, free girl, without a and began to think of home and xin- ! particle of prudery in her nature. She ' dred. My confinement was making me ! one day laughingly warned me not to j wouk and morose, for I was far from
fall in love with her, as she was des-! eiug Biroug wucu j w.wc
! tined for convent life. While stretched upon my oencn, tne
iToVinxLi r. toVon tho voil rmtloor of mv prison sudgenty turneu
... V .......?..ji.-i.'ji
his rest that he wouldn't need, it any cases grew y SS
longer, 8o I took possession of "Ah. me." returned Garcia, " he I judgment of scienc i.acccrds with the
nromised to sell :it to me if I would
; send bim twenty clollars, and I was go
ing to ask you for tne money, seeing that I set you freu." "tou shall hive the money, my man," I replied, " but I teCkon I'fl Iteep the watch myself."
USE THE BEST.
jgi ' Jr2".
Wonders of Tatooing.
enthusiastic declaration of the first ex
plorers, "there is not on the globe another region where, within the same limits, Nature has crowded so much of grandeur imd majesty with so much of novelty and wonder. ' One of the most stiiki i gpeculianbee of the scenery is the wild, fantastic prodigality of color ahd this feature, with the picturesque formations and
crranA sweeps and stretches of land-
RENEWER
: thiB," ahe remarked; "but this unlmpi p,v war of yours determined me to stay
with my mother until peace comes; then I must leave them all. "
1 A few days afterward, Angel Garcia j came in tfie house with his face very i pule. " What's the matter. Angel ?" we all ! cried out at once.
nfAilinal Journal "a remarkable in
stance of tattooing of the whole body. According to his own account the man a Greek by birth, had been a pirate, and had also carried on brigandage on the Continent. 3)ven years ago he and five companions were taken prisoners u nna nt fba 'arild t.rihoa of Asia.
upon its hinges, and admitted a figure rjij, ot tnem we put to death, but aud then closed again. tbi man .jj t,vo others, was preser-
"bpeak low, she said, lor it was , - ,. A .iiv tatooed over the
Antonia, "for I can only remain here ' enti;fe body Xbe operation lasted two a moment; my father is now on guard montn85 anii waf. performed by six men, at your door, that is the way I got in i whQ eaeh d nperatetl on different here. I can release von, but before rts of the cocjy. The proceeding doing so I wished to obtain yt ur eon-; aUHed horrible pain, and his two oomsent to what I propose. To-morrow i .,: jj,i11,ip1. the treatment. His
night there will be a sergeant on duty , i. 00Terea from head to foot with
" 1'here is now exhibiting in medical ; ,,. we Bhall hope tc see faithfully
circles in Vienna," says the British repoduced upon the timple eanyases
Nino years oeiore tne puonc, ; The poor b:iv was so agitated that he !
anil no pit n:u ation for the hair has j could not reply immediately, but after j here, ami! will arrange it so that tnere j eLineations of men, animals, and fabever ben prodnetHi equal to Hall's a few moments stated that he had seen ! wl11 ,)e horse in waitiug for your es-, ulott8 things. The coloring material i Wem.fMl Sieili-m iT:iii- Tl. -newer." ' some American soldiers shot down by i "ape. Co be brief, this sergeant ua(i for the fig ires appears to be indi-
md everv honest dealer will sav it : Mexicans outside the city limits, where whom J speak will set youfree, n given ground, especiaUy on the ehest ?vr th? fo$ Mti?fortfwt It re- I tLey had beea yK- your watch and chain. Do you con- K ; vermillion ; here gi v. -s tho IH-M MttstartlO,. It l e- on ray hati j went nt on the sent Act as you please, and don t let d tb 8bout a line's breadth of the stores .k AY HAlli to its Oi igmal I ,.,.,a u,t I10 one seemed to have heard w influence you. If you had taken I Wn ha The hands and the
vufjei b uiivivje ana mine, you wumu
color, eradicating ana preventing i Xt t.he affair. I therefore returned to
dandruff, caring BALUNKSN find j the house and requested Angsl to show
ivoinotiiif tho trrovrth ot the hair, j me the spot, ro ten tne trutn, i did
irrnv and brash v hair h
Full and explicit dlr Ktioiis accompany the medi , i--ine9. ' ldenco of the most rtsponable arid reliable charietel: furnlBbed on as plica'iioa with lnind)'to.i of: iliousands of livln; witnesitfs, and upward of 0 j unsolicited cectifirates ttii-:l i (Commendatory lett. in, I
many of which are from tho highest sources, includ- i
Clergymen, stau :imeii, etc. i
tne eminent Phvsicliiiii
. T,TTXT-T-n 1 r nvprnr : J m' cnJiini.ujr iin. ir nwiwt n wi- ii.n,.i.applicaticn ti the PlilNCHAlj Ul I Itr,, at , tl0II (1 ,hB newspaper! ; bo elocs not .do thi- from the
iai (.uatnis ar.icie riiiiKas maiiiiaru x r- ne-un, and do not need to lie propped up by eortiheate.
Angel's advice and
not now be here.
T rrva J-ir,l Lc... I,n lk l.AVIl QTlll tnll'l
pvomotillf the grovrtn ot tne nair. rne tne spot. 10 ieu ine iriiMi, i oui K z'V' , , s ' , i t C fi.i ' i i . . . i. ; .. i i-. ... . ..r. lwiia-oa . mnrA nt tha ainn rmt her that I would freelv nve what she
i --'-" Vl V l' ' . . " , i,i. n,Q iwv wi ,n,.,ii ti.o . i proposed and oven more
i apjiliMtions.sc .ang.H to wa an f-. j "It is enough," she replied. "I
;BUl,y locks, and yayward .iwr win 4.Donit n 8eBOr. he exclaimed ;! don't know at what hour you will get assume any shape the wearer desires, i y(m oetter 8tay here." ! clear, but my father is going to desert, i It is the cheapest HAIR P.RESS-1 if yon are afraid, I'll go myself." j U1 h." will accompany us, and may j IN( r in the world, and its eflwts last ! J answered looking at him reproach- i the saints aid you. i loiu'er. as 't, excites the tilinds to ! fully. . ! She shook the door, which was im-
! famish tbo nutritive principle so; " I'm not afraid," he replied, "though i mediately opened, and I was alone.
to the life ol' the h ;iir. It don I wisn to oe snot or see you Kineci un, now sweet u the ooon oi ireeuoin
eiiuer. w uii" neuurreti irom lis iiiesseu pnvi- " Perhaps you had better not go out, j leges ! I slept but little that night,ur d senor," said Antonia ; " be content and the next day feigned being ill. The remain where yon are." ; doctor came to me, but he prescribed
"Toshowvou how little I credit I nothing, aud left me with the remark
the GERMAN MEDICINT5 STORE, 631 AUCH
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gives the hair that splendid appearance so much admired by all. By its tonic and stimulating properties it prevents tho hair from falling out.
1 - ., -. . T . . I. , . 11 T
and none, need no wir-now. r ature s j wnai Angei nits seen, i mnninent, a flood head of hair. It is j here bestow tins upon you
rtected remedy ever
soles of the feet are colored red, but have no figures. On the face and neck ans inscriptions in characters resembling Arabic. The skin has the general appearance, to the sight and touch, of hlnial -mri-v velvet. He attends the
Gflne'.alHospiial in Vienna, and Prof. Har.Ia. who showed him to his class a I
few days ago, has had him photograph-1
! ed in various attitudes.
The Houses We Live in. In other words, our bo-lies are held on repairing leases. V'e must prop and sustain tliem when thsy exhibit signs of weakness and decay, or they will inevitably break down. In DK. WAUUSB'B CaM-
matchless
which T. Moran, who a companied thij expedition, intends to clevote to thess unique, magnificent, and congenial snbjeots. " 'he Old Cabinet ;" iScr6r' for December. A Tragic Beinir esciBce. Cincinnati OaicUe, Nov. 13. Tn rm r fiovinrrton news department
will be found a notice of the death of Mr. A. Bl Gaines, a prominent ritin of Boone county, Kent rjky, from loc iiaw. Mr. Gaines is entitled to celebrity
as the owner of the Qarner slaves,
whose flight from slaiery and recap-
nn tt fHinniunati. re3 tilted in the a
ful tragedy, in which klargaret uarner slew her cnildien to sr vethem from tae nf aiavrv. Even in the calloused
state of She publio conscience of that time, th is illustration of slavery as it
.nneanul to desDerate mother.
sent a thrill of horror throughout
f.ViA nn-f,tv and Willi the lapse of
time the real feature ai the tragic act have become more deeply impressed upon the publio mind In those days
a code wiuen sen asiutj tui w-'.o v guards which the cen iuries of growth of Anglo-Saxon law hud created for the protection of personal liberty, and
which treasea tae ii;uw ui me Di.vca and of their citizens with contempt, was
in force, ami obsequ ious Unites States
Commissioners, semie juemocrano -tnmBVf tnu-kliiiir a ad truculent Urited
States Marshals, and great posses of Ini who themselves made riot;s in
order to draw fees, were broutt into requisition to return fugitive men and vimun whose desnivir resulted in such
tragedies. ThiB waa tho much Demoerntic ' amonted tin e of the "Goniititu-
Henry T. Heliubotd's Oenuine Preparations. Delivered to any address. Secnrefrom omervaiion. ESTABLISHED UPVVAKD OF TtVF.NTV VF.AR54. Sold by DruBgisU evtrywlere. Address letters for inlormition, in confidents to HENRY T. HELMBOLD, Druggist and Oheniiat . Or ly Depots; H. T. HELM HOLD'S Drn and Chomlci.1 Warehouse, No. (i)4 Broadway, New York, or to II, T. HEIMBOIJ)'H Medical Depot 101 South Tenth Sire-1 Philadelphia. J'a. BEWARE OF COUVTEIi FE1TH. ABk for HEKJBZ T, HELMBOLD'S ! TAK.il NO OTHER.
; t he. first real P
i dituinvereil for eiirinir tliseasf s of the
hair, and it has never been equalled, 1 and we assure the thousands who have used it, it is kept up to its original high standard. Our Treatise ! on the Hair mailed free; send lor it. iric9 One Dollar Par Bottle. ! R. P. HALL V CO., Proprietors ' LABOEATOKX. NASHUA. H.H.
return," and I took the gold watch from
i my pocket and threw nbecnuin over her neck. j "I will pray for yon," she said, as I : tnrued away from the house. ' Angel,
don t leave the Benor, " she uneu. After some twenty minutes' walk we came to tho opeu country, and Angel pointed a little way ahead, remarking, " That's the place, though 1 don't see any one now. " Scarcely had he uttered these words,
If nnMinn. a
replied, I that I would soon be better. How ' A medi I ii .. 'I 'm Demoeratic oartv
f I d not wearily draeeed those hours alonrr an I V T, , Z. . -f. . ' : " " ' I ... ZZ3Z. ' "
. . ' - v i1T1H.I nPl'llH. Hi-ULlIItr IHJ tllO X nvxuu v- ; m WHIf'UIllkl liU ll'D IUC ilVlivo.
.u . ,, ..i j iir. : ,ri on, the debilitated, the bilious, tne hole. Lvemnir came at last, then it ; .. ' mt0 ,ni nd
I knew that i . ' : t ..,; ,trat.ivA
bllB H1UHI tdVU. UX UWUU
grew dark, and got late.
henightwas wel advanced. I heard offered to the suffering invalid, the Bentniels cry " Atarto, and then I , u contaiil8 n, ( aicohol, and consequentknew that the wght was well spent. . , M I conld see the Btars twinkle through j ljr f my prison window, and the clang of my I - - gunrdian's sabre every little while J Oranoes and lemons are worth only came to my ear. Snddonly the door ! six ond eight cents a bushel in the Bra-
niinnorl -wio anrl n. mikn snnke in a low 1 zihan markois, tins year, ana no
voice ;
uses them e.icept for pickling.
A London letter says ; "Ton will see that among th eontributiona for
f"Hiiflcrrt tn rms from the Queen hf irself,
and you will say ulie has done handsomely. Five hundred poundt. is a good deal of inony for her to give to one obiect. I may jay it is an unusual
sum. The demands upon her ars very numerous, and her iiubscription seldom
rise aljove 100 ponn ss or guineas.
"i I "
of the wbirld
A ciiAsanaoAXioN of the Communist prisoners at Versailles has been made, from Which it appears that there are 181 Italians, 27 Swiss, 73 Russians, 42 Germans, 229 Poles, 7 English, 11 Spaniards. 3 Portugese and 1 Swede. The California papers are congratulating the wine-growers of that state on ihe fact that the railroad rates for the transport ition of wines have been reduced to $2.50 per 100 pounds of wine, in wood or cases. This rata is for all rail shipments through to New Toxk. Boston, or Baltimore. Mabtx Tagliona to give tine great ianseuse her familiar name, er the Countesii of Veraeni, as we properly should call her will pass her future days in England. It is not her intention to take any part in theatrics! matters or t o appear again in the ballot. A oocirnrrMAN, who visited Greenville Tenn., had his attention attacked by the glittering sign of the Andes Insurance Company. He looked at it loni ? and intently, and then broke out in h ;mrfnl xeLumAtion : "Well. X kaow-
ed old Andy would be nt somethui'
afore along ; I tell yer they can i xee him down; no, they can't," and walked on.
Tictobia is district in the scwrklieasterrj part of Australia, containii g 98,000 square miles, lie interior of the country is bo fertile that the first explorer gave it the name of Australia Felix. It, ontains valuable gold mill' s, its extorts of the precious metal in 18 S6 amounting to more than $60,000,0(0. The Queen of Holland recently went in Btal to the Vatican, where the Pose conversed with her for nearly t'ra hours After presenting bear suite to
the Holy Father, the Vueen viswaa Cardinal Antonelli At the Vatican they attach great importance to tn
visit of a rToiesuuii nnunns
head of the Catholic Uhurcii.
IHri nntinnal food of Japan is fitJi.
Them is not an ocean or river creature
Ifcat the Japanese do not eat. A ad
most of the fish sold are not aeaa m;n, but living, jumping, wriggling ft On So much is thought of fishes that, oncertain festival day, every family that has bad a boy born during -the year
hang out a great pamtea nsn to do of it.
D.iNTEi, Swishbb, one of tiie heroef.of Perry's battle, died in Pemusylvar ia, Octcfler 10th. He was born m 17 7, and daring the war of 1812, wos aoluntefii among the Pennsylvania troops in "iarrison'B army, la tlte fa mi us battle of September 10th, 1813, Jtuv rws a "howe-marine " on board the Caledonia, and possessed tho Pennsylvaii war medal for his gallantry. Itia now believed that but six survivors of h battle remain. ONw of Uie rrood rerults of the Chi
cago fire is said to te the destaon
of the trauauiera voucikub, w, bogus Monta warclaiins, to the awojint r oa fv TIimsa were for supplies
vi w-"w. - m-- . -1;
furnished at exorDiiani r
war" where there was not mmw
Indian. The v emrigrosi wittwjpex an antaqtta title that the "GallatSn T alley " claimants wtll reappear aahv sly as ewr, with tlie onginal bill and axr
emplary damages miouu, ao wimvc" sufferers."
A Fkkncm paper gives Hie wiwreabontsof number of the projawmt
CtmununutB who caeaped "teoi-
latise" in JPans. uamoon, wnv w reported shot, is at Yilleneuve, on lht shore of Lake Iiema a: ProUt, shot at Belleville, is now in Geneva; Gen. Ln Gscilla, who committed suicide at V art Vineennes, aad was afterwards shot by the Versailles troops atL'Eroie MUi; trdre, is editing a paper called J Vive, in London ; Gen. Bergeret, was shot all over Paris, has goiH t South America; Gttltier, another Ct3mTmist, is in New Cirleaas, and othws are mentioned as being elsewhere im Europe.