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BROWiNYILLE, NEBllASKA, FEIDAY, JUNE, 24, 1864.
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IN ESS CARDS.
ORIEY AT LAW,
prcace m alt tbe d-ortk ol Nebraska.
rARD W. THOIvIAS,
:ORKEYdAT- LAW,
TOS IN CHAirCZSY.
c.mer of JTTT. rirwt Slreeu
yy VILLI:. NEBRASKA.
JIIAS. G. DORSEY.
LA,"
.'JWNVlLLt, "SLBIIASKA. ,
t, 16G4. ' n32vjly
II. C. JXAUE,
OT Vl'ES in best style ef the trt; nd at
Lower Trices than Ier Before OiTered in
Brownnlle.
Re ft'U orenpiet. the Skj-Light Gallery on'Main
Strect.V ite the City Drog Store, hr.
maybfJundngbn-iaesshouri.
Tictare M a. irnted to Ciive Satisfaction
The public are incited to call and examine rpeci-
m Uoan ot operation, from 8 A. St. to 4 2. ic
Browr.vi!ie, Feb. 4, ISM. 1.23-tf
JOSEPH E. ROl,
3 AHD HAIR-DRESSER
fpjwsite P. O. DuiJJirg bet. lit and 21. -
tbar.ks to hi patron 'fi.r farmer libe-fcl
ara is ttiil on bund r-jy to abave,
and dre" Lair in tbo b-t style.
Hie, pil 21. "M. X.S3-8-1.T.
THOMAS DAVIS,
ICTICPHYSICIAN
UKGEON,
r J?0t7JT, NEBRASKA
frenee, Dr. I). rin, Brjwnri!le.
"f,I. n J3-Iy
rr, n n; tie sates kike:'
LOI IS tTALDTCK,
p. nit yrt.feiidy to perform ill work, par
ti i busin i".
1 Ki'ti 0iin'in2,gl i'ni.arl paprhan2
t iiirt noiirf;, and fne uiwft approved
-Tn-h. him a call.
Mjiu Street, fi.( of Atkisi" Cloth
MILLINERY GOODS !
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, Annnuncft to the l&die of BrownviHo and Yl
t cin'.ty, that she ba jntt received troa tbe
East a niapniflcent stock ot
crunrG axd stthiiee iHLLimny cocls,
Conststins of
Ladies' and Mi' Bnnct and Ilate,
l:ihhonw, rioweri, ic.
r which she Invitee the attention of the ladien, feel
ing assured they CAiiBot le tetter suited in style, qual
ity or price.
i.41-ly
Warranted Garden Seed
A it'!
iy.
ja:;l w. pea&h,
Hn ro-op-n'-1 Li- fi-st
sCKSMlTH SHOP,
-est corner llain ai.d Second S rect,
he is r-rei-ared t'. do al!kiniof work in
say lor ca'i
II,.r-i Slu-d. J'iows Sburp-
ons Iroud ofT, in fxct anytbirj m the
,ing hue done in the bet FtjK on fcbort
!.t,Y,4.
cSO rS 2rn
BLFXDEX. KOESIG & CO.,
(Late John Gaknett it Co ,)
No. 50 NuilU Second Sirc-t-L. ab ve Pine,
ST. iiOTJIS, liO.
Offer for sa'.e at very low fisure. a larfre md wtu
assorted or Asricultural and Horticultural Imvle
uiotit, cotitbriAinK evervthtns ne-ebHary to the Varuier,
together UU a larpe and tresu supply of
Laiidreili's Celt'bruicd Garden Sews,
For mhicb thev are the ole agents. Their friends u n
reiy uon jreumg truaj them i-pUs that are notou y
pure tail true tj name in every intauce. Also Oe d
relf at !o est market ratfc dauese Supr Cne seed,
Top onions. Ate. . vc.
ALSO COTTON AND TO SAC CO SEED.
Dealers In seeds would do well to send tncsu their
orders.
teud for Almanac and Illnstrated Cati.ne trra'Js.
ULUMEA-. KOEMU ii. CO.
Feb 26. 18G2 n34 It
C F. STEWART, M. D.,
PHYSIC I AH &. SURGEON !
OFFICII
South Emt rorn.-r of Ai-siu n 1 Firt S:reeta
EROWXT1LLE, XECR1SKA.
OrErcs Ugvks -7 to 9 a. m. and 1 to 2 and 6J to
1 V. K.
r.rownvil'e. Nebraska. Hay 5th. 18C4- o S
NoS5.1t.
BACK TO THE OLD STAND!
clocks, wans,
SCALES
Of ALL FIM'S.
2..1S0, VTarbLcnge T.'ucta, itile;'
iTJ Presses, Lc.
AKKv G?.EH:iLEAF . CD!
i i.ii;e sr., cjrtt A.'io,
rurp.i-l. nid t tiy only the ccnuiLe.J5
b.ltjiia i:-i!-3ni
EKLEY & NEELY.
Wccn LTf.Ilcis.
r.rcKNTLY niTED rp Tirru.
: f ui-i -biti'TV t-n -h u a luriii'i-'ir.the.
t".. sro r.r -r -d H turn out a No. J
V;ON- Va;.)V Ht i:ts W (. T.
1i:pi. .vi:i r;'"i.T:vAT'!V H'd rer thtr.j
:ict:ia: u:v i" i a f -t iV'.in r iiiiiie'-
ti th! r-mt':'-!.l rji!" j t' t 'ird at lower
i :rn-y r-Hu i-' bud at fct:y jiuini Eat or
Alii)
jcsepii
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S H U T Z
Von'd TeniectMr; inf Ttn fc o'd cnxtotnr that be
t f?:"u nv;)ir-'! !' J'tln i:i if -I'l m-i'l on
in. iu .- I'tii -..i rh.j. v mf) tJ I i..'ifif r"
ville Ilo'ie. lie keel1 o" h.in.l a t;pl?o it . ;i -ot 'nietit
of cverj'iLinz in his Une of bii iesi, vi'ih he wiil
sell !hu IjWfs: term-for Cash
Of Clocks; Witches and Jtwclry done on the short
eft Xut.ce.
WORK vyaiihai;ted.
BroirnvUle, Keh.. Kay lit h. 1S31. i.37-vS-Iy
MiHinry & Dress-making
7.5 ISS E. t,. IIAIli:?5.
VTi.-Le to inform the uliei of Ero'.Ti -'i: 3 n:il
MILLINEilY & LKESS MAKING
yrocj the Continental Monthly.
THE TWO SOUTHERN MOTHERS.
Heard 70a not the din of battle,
Cannon's roar, and musket's rattle,
Clath of B7ord,an i shriek of shell,
Titter's siot, and vanquished' yell ?
Saw you not yon scene of slaughter,
2nman blood ponrod out like water;
Northern ralor, Southern pride.
Stern resolve on ei Lcr Eide ?
Cheering on his Casing men,
Rallying to the charge again,
Comes ahullot, chared wltV.gticf,
- . JJtrikss tbe Lrove Cotddiz-a'e chief. "
Dwn he falls, amid the strife,
Horses trampling cut his life
Scarce can his retreating force
Find and save his mangled corso.
Home they bore him to his mother
Ke was all she had none other:
TToful mother I who can tocrow
TTor is to faint her frantic sorrow ?
.As she mourned her slaughtered bravo.
Came and rpake her aged slave,
Chime, and spake with solemn brow:
ilissi3, we is even, now.
rI hnd ten, and yon had one;
Now we're even s.11 are g ne :
Not one left to bury either
Slave and mistress mourn together.
Every one of mine you sold
Now your own lies stark and cold :
To the just Avenger bow -iiisals
1 1 forgive you now.'
Thu; she spoke, that sable mother;
S hud 'ring, quailed and crouched the ether.
Tea ! although it tarry long,
Fatment ehall eb uivm rot wkoso !
rt.
r.3 :-S ly
IT2IEYES. & H03IS0N,
MAKlTACTtTIiEES OT
:OTS AHDSHOES,ff!
urTwrrs rtnsT at mo'CD sts.,
ItiJUWNULLL. N. T.
-itty rnrrl,!. the Shoe F'ifp fo'-me'ly
ni T I'm, f n,a oflt'r :v o' t at creat
tianuractare ail that we offer
?"AH w.rlt arruted.
f . Sen. 27, 1S2. nll-v
OLINE PLOWS,
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soo
On band and to arrive at
CONSTABLE'S
apd Steel Warehouse,
TO and 22 Third Street,
JOSEPH, MO.
r.-tr.
Wbre t ork ffil! be done with great enre and
neatness, aijd aft ;r the latest Extern sil?s.
B'onchiTi end repairing done in t':e very beft
Ftyleandon short n-Jtioe. I'Scse ca'.I at tne resi
dence formerly rupied bJ. W. ColeuiAD.
Brownvill, M.iy iih, lboi.
Jew Remedies let
IRrtlATORRHGEA.
VUD ASSOCIATION
7" ft''"f fth. Sick mnfi Thtrrff
rr tkt Curt of lntae of the Sexual
-Ii ADTTCE ?iven ?raUs,by tti Acting
-rorts on STermatoTTlK and othrr
sexual Orcanv and on ihtKEW RF.MK
r4 in the Pispenaary. sent initealed lettei
?eof chargt. Two or three Stamp accept.
n. 3. f ctixtk rorGrrTox.nowara as.
. 2. South Xmth f.'rrel, fhilailelphia. Pa
is6i. nji-ir
D. C. SANDERS,
Ajrent for
PHCEITIX INUnAITCE CO.,
HAUTFOIII), coxn.
Prsiliats Jnd:e, Ex-nfiicio Justice of Pence
LAM) AXO TAX-I'ATTXG ACCXT
Will make out and take acknowledgment of
Deeds, Mortpajres, Bonds, &e 4c.
rrotnptattcntion paid to all business entrusted to
his care. Office over City Drug Store,
EOWNHLLE, N. T.
PHILLIP DEUsER,
Main Street let. First and Second Sts..
K-ep( ctJistsntly n band tbe bt?t quality of
TOBACCO
CIILWINU AMi SilUKlXli,
S E G Ja R S ,
Confectioneries
Candies, Plain and Far.cy,
Oranges, Raixens, Lemons, Daks,
Figs, J"u1&, ifl?s Si'c, &c.
All kinds of Tcy,
Canned Frv it, and
Oysters.
miLL i? aeeommodatirs, obiirg. patriotic ann
wide avke to t be intvrot of tb pubhe. and ba?
tbe but !"jrtuint ot Varieties in bis line cvci
ifi-red in tbif uitT-k. t, snd is dct' rminsd not to b-
un l'-r..l,l f,.r I'ASl;.
M rrh 31-t. "fit. eSOvS It
JACOB MAKOIIN,
ICHANT TAILOR,
llt:.
NLl.KAKA
nea!
''rtion of rjntlemen ceirli.f ce
t r.-hi'-ndhie
77earinG; Apparel,
7 STOCV'CF G53DS.
JUST RECEIVED,
THS. CASSlilERS, TESTINGS. &C.fc
VERY LiTEST STI LKS,
ill el! r tuke in. lo order, at unprece--e.
Damn; m hand on of
V8 SEWING MACiinrs.
u Custom wrfrk at rate that ds:y o-ape-I
wsrrant vay work,
xvcll a Machine TTorU.
R any thins in hi line vjll do well to
rr-iue hi atock oetor tnvettn)C, aa be
elf to bold out peculiarlj favorable In-
It.lRM.ly.
BEN J AKIN ROGERS.
lVopriutor of the
From Ballou's Dollar Monthly.
THE TRAPPER'S PERIL.
A LEGEND OF LAKE SUPERIOR.
by wm. n. ncsnwri-L.
CHAPTER I.
"Well !" exclaimed Le Sueur, abravv
ny Canadian trapper, as be drew his
canoe upon one cf the many little islands
that lie zqi.2 the northern shore of Lake
Superior, in the noon of a mid-summer
night a nipht f lorioas in that latitude,
when the "Strawberry moon" floats thro
the heavens like a misty" pearl in the
deepest azure of the ocean, "well, of
:11 the hair-bread;h escapes, I've ever
Lad, this whar ther nearrsuer the scalp.
I thiuk ther cusitd red-skins would have
cvertcck me, but, thank fortin, Ilod-d
ihcin among the inlands.. Jest as ef I
hadn't er right ter trap here as well as
them Ojibways ther brutes J I've done
it before, and I will do it agin, and no
thanks ter them neither and the hardy
and reckless frontier man bean to make
preparations for camping, 'with us much
nonchalance as if he had rot lately been
pursued by fifty savages, bent on his de-
w e m a
struction. x irst, fcowever, wita tne nab
iiual caution of all educated amonz such
scenes, and living ever amid danger, he
examined the island upon wLich he had
landed. It was low, rocky, and, except
nar the centre, uncovered by trees, tho'
there the larch, hembek and fir were m-
locked so as to be almost impassable.
Bending down as neai as possible to the
water, he searched, but vainly, for any
trace of his enemies. Nothing broke
the clear, glassy sheet of water. Dimly
he could see the distant m8in shore, and
no camp fires gleamed there. Satisfied
of this, he carefully lifted his canoe upon
thp smooth rocks, so that no crafty eye
could tell of his landing, and hid it in the
den:-e thichet. Thither, also, he clawled;
and, wearied and hungry as he was (for
in the hurry of escape he had lost his
rifle as well as his traps, and was wi'.hout
m?ans of procuring food, even if he had
dtred to do so, and the time permitted,)
he threw himself, upon the damp and
.ms-covered ground and was 6oon fast
locked in heavy slumber.
He lay thus calmly reposing until the
icg and falling with the tiny billows, he
cJlowed it to remain, while he again
scanned the dark besom of the mighty
lake. He could see nothing to arouse his
fears. Should he then go at once and
strive to procure sonc food, cf which he
now greatly felt the need I Better thus,
he thought, than to goto another of the
little islets, that arose shadowy and al
most unreal to the eye; and weaponless
S2.ve his knife, he set at once about it.
Long association with the red men and
severe expierence had taught him how to
sustain life, and even live luxuriantly,
where a city-bred roan rrouldhave starved
and the- pliant root the white pine
(the thread with which Indians unite
bark for their canoes) furnished him with
caeans of making snareii. A brace of
rewarded him, but still the greatest.difn
culty remained. He was cot rendered
sufficiently ravenous by hunger to relish
it raw, but should he light a fire for the
cooking, keen eyes would speedily see it
and compass his capture. A man of
many resources, he was, however, equal
to the task. First he found a hollow tree,
a giant birch that had braved the storms
of countless winters, and waved its gaunt
arms over the residue of the forest. Still
it reared its head a monarch, but decay
bad found its heart, and its skeleton form
was tottering to its fall. A natural chim
ney this ; and soon its mouth was scanti
ly filled with deadand perfeptly dry
branches, for .well he knew that they
emitted but little light, and light thin, al
most colorless smoke, while wet or green
ones sent forth black clouds, stainins the
sky, and to be seen for miles.
The fire built, flint, steel and dry moss
soon ignited it. The game was soon pre
pared, broiled upon the glowing coalsand
eaten with a zest that long fasting alone
can give, and an appetite that all the
boasted sauces of the land of vineyards
and song could never confer.
Hark ! Even while he was tearing
the succulent flesh from the slender brit
tle bones, a sound as of the sudden
snapping of dry twigs startles him, and
his fingers play nervously with the sharp
knife. Long a&d and inrUy he listens,
but it is not renewed.
"Rabbit.no Indian!'' he muttered to
himself, and again applies himself to his
meal.
It was now rapidly finished, for thr
inky chuids b-g-in to b streaked with
gray, and warningly fortold the time of
departure.
With the habitual recklessness of hi?
class who were wont to find food wher
ever hunger overtook them, whether on
the reeky heights of the mountain, amid
the tangled labyrinths of -the larch and
cedar swamps, by the little brook side or
upon the almost fathomless an 1 icy waters
of the lake he covered the fire with
dirt, so as to extinguish it, burying at
the same time the remnants of food, so
as to dtfy almost the closest scrutiny.
Then once more a careful searching of
the water.
"All clear ell still. The lazy copper
skins must have go; drunk on the little
whiskey I had in my flask, or else they
have got some other poar deyil in their
clutches."
Standing upon a little hill that sloped
gently down to where his canoe lay idly
rocking with the waves, he had thus com
muned with himself, when turning, he
saw, to his great surprise and horror,
that a dozn war-painted and fully-armed
savages were noiselessly advancing upon
him from the opposite shore. The bows
of some were raised, and the arrows
drawn to the head ; the rifles of others
at the shoulder, and keen eyes glancing
a'ong the slender tubes, while brawny
fingers were playing with the locks. All
had knife or tomahawk clutched within
their teeth, and a hundred deaths lay
within their power.
Quick as was the discovery, so sudden
alio was the movf ment of Le Seuer, a
roar of the flames as they swept the hol
low trunk of the mighty nee plainly
heard. Landing as silently as had teen
their coming, all waited mail further
plans should be carried out before they
revealed themselves. At the motion cf
the chief, a young "brave noiselessly
lowered, himself into the water, and swam
along the shore until he reached the canoe
of the feasting trapper. To rip the birch
covering into many pieces was the work
of an instant, and it was the swift pass
ing of the knife through the resinous
bark that startled Le Sueur, and which
he falsely attributed to the passing of a
rabbit.- - - ' -
The work of the Indian accomplished,
he returned to his waiting companions,
and by sign3 tcld of his success. Then
they prepared to advance ; the trapper
had also taken his station on the hill-top
and discovered them.
To float in the icy waters of Lake Su
perior, even the hottest summer day, is
speedy death. Well Le Sueur knew this;
but grasping the floating paddles, he still
swam rapidly towards the nearest island,!
believicg such a death preferable to the
lingering one of torture, which he knew
would fellow his capture. I3ut high
beating heart and strong will, limbs cast
in a mould of iron, sinews pliant as whip
cord and nerves firm as marble, are not
proof against the power of cold. With
ail his giant power he swam, and yet very
soon his flesh became purple ; hi3 strong,
set jaws trembled convulsively, and his
teeth clashed together. The ice-king
allowed none to bathe unpunished in his
chosen pool, and seizing upon the ex
tremities, was fast working his way thro'
the mysterious channels of life to-the
fountain-heul the heart to paralyze
the flood-gates and check the flow for
ever. Th ere was death around him oa ill
f ides, but not his the heart to yield. To
do and to dare, to never give up, 13 a
characteristic of such men, who, scorning
the restraints of civilization, make for
themselves houses in the wilderness, and
first follow tbe ever westering star that
will soon jukninate its civilisation, learn
ing and religion ; the forerunners they
of new states the hardy pioneers of a
nation's glory and a nation's wealth.
Slow, slower, and yet more slowly his
now half-paralyz-.d urms flung aside the
cue c? tlx ::k3. -
dark waters, and hia limbs lest their
swift, froi:-like fiu:T. The chains of the
ice-demon, forced in the Arctic fa.tiit'is-
es, wero flung around him, and the very
blood was congealing in the siiffcmd
veins. A year hence and his form, ice
petrified, may be thrown upon some sandy
beach to find an earthly grave; but until
then the waters shall sing.an unceasing
requiem above it.
One effort more the last giant effort
cf nature to battle against the doom of
he dark-winged augel of death and
the struggles of the trapper are over,
just as a canoe, laden with Indians, sleep
ing from the island he was striving to
reach swooped down like an eagle upon
him. for wiih the ceasing of hj$ feffor's
he had sunk like lead So the dark fiends,
that wait upon human misery, were sent
howling back in aDger at being robbed of
their prey. A motion of the paddle, and
the birchen wave-craule turned as upon a
pivot ; a strong hand sent a long.shafted
spear down deep into the tide; a dripping
and apparently lifeless form was drawn
up, lifted into the canoe, and, a3 if run
ning a race, the paddles flashed, and the
bark was driven ashore.
To be Continutd.
A Young can, the son cf a yrel-to-do poked the fire t:j
farmer, had the misfortune - to beccnis
deeply enamored of a young lady, end
after a brief courtship proposed and was
accepted. But what was his suprisg cne
evening when about entering th parlor
with th uncerirnonicus freed on cf a
young lo?er, at discovering his young
inamorata upen the sofa, hort arras, ar
round the neck cf a neighboring outh
and her lips in such blissful pzsxipity to
his as ta convince cur hero that matters
were fearful in earnest. In rsgs and
mortification he rushed horx.eward, arri
ving just in time to surprise his only sis
ter, the pious wife cf the village minister
squeezing to kill' a young disciple cf
Blackstcne. Nearley frantic at such un
locked fcr disclosure among people he
had believed but little lower than the an
gles, he made a bold mach for the barn
running directly upon his mother, kiss
ing the old family physician, who had sto
len a march upon her as she was looking
after the poultry This was too much,
and with a groan the young man turned
undiscovered, away, resolved to pass the
night with his grief beneath the stars
fearful of further revelations should he
venture beneath the shelter of another
roof, The morning encouraged him
however, and dew drenched aud sorrow
ful he sought his home, when his mother
with true maternal solicitude questioned
him as to the cause of his sad looks:
whereupon he related the inconstancy
of his fair betrothed, receiving in reply
the grtifying intelligence that she was a
good-for-nothing miserable huzzy, and
he must never speak to or notice her
again, one so wholly unworthy.
But mother' he continued falteringly,
that is not all.'
Not all? What can there be core!'
was the next question.
Why when I hastened home, what
should I find but my is:er, my goodley
sister in the arms of a rascally young law
yier. Your sister?' shrieked the outraged
mother, 4mj child? The ungrateful, wick
ed creature! Is it fur this I have given
her a home snd card for her husband
and chrildren? I will do it no longer; such
conduct is infamous and to be disgraced!
Sh thall leavfl to-day and never enter
pre."rcj again.
'But this is not the worst, mother.
No; the worst ! I can imagine nothing
worse, what can it be.
When si; k at.d discouraged by such
repeated exhibi'iona cf sin, I left the
home determined to pass the eight in
the barn, I there found riy mother kiss
ing old Dr. F.
You did ."
'I did.'
Well, never mind my son, they all
will do so.
j7 f:r a:
m . - . "
til it get red Let,
ed, wa3 abouto dre? ii t-i xz.zz,x
ht remarked tha rrc! izs cf tLs'ttrra-
. -.
Hers was a relisf ta
placed thsgbwirg peker vri.ilw a tzel c
t,
. -p T y-
c ,
The Elder Rothschild once had need of
the services of Liston, the celebrated
English surgeon. After he had done,
the backer said :
"You think, perhaps, I am going to pay
you for making me suffer so much ; you
are mistaken you'll only get thissouve-
f-iirt nm.in.rsri nf lr-.tfar nnnnprn !anH
Ml MM IMRISY Tfi i'had disappeared, and the dawn preceding
UiillliU -iUSJiUll Ulliiiliildark
Kcc- ,a:ubords teeieis, CbiMrea'f
1 Wheel tarrwf
At HcLansMin & Etran'a.
fastetlto nsS
And Iff tct
cz: ca nc 3 ja. era is fzs
YVrt .f the Mi- .ri It;-.,,,,.! will hire the
to re-p. E-i e Mr,., re:,...aw,. ,
TKRMS CASH
A LARGE COHRELL YARD
Horsoa Cottrdod
By the Day, eck or Month n roU.(i0 tcrm;1
First Street between Main and Atlantic,
BR0WSV1LLE, NEBRASKA
March 31st. ISr. T.JO vg-ly
SnEEP Sbejra of the tv-t avf r rel m ike. fr
At IlcLiaushlin & is gran's.
jness ruled unbroken. Then he turn-
ed uneasily from side to side, and awoke.
Bjt far too crafty and jvood-wise was he
to ari.se suddenly. A6 he lay so, he re
mained for a timeragerly listening. The
hnv plush of the waves as they kissed the
shore, 'he rustle cf ihe leaves, the sigh
ing of the wind and now and then the
stealthy footstep of the rabbit, were the
or.lv rounds that cane to his ears. All
j
nir;" saying which, hs threvy his night-
shout of defiance burst from his lips, and lcaP al imr
rushing down the declivity he threw him
self headlong into the cano, which, obe
dient to the impulse, shot far out from the
shore. The fearful war-whoop and a
shower of arrows and bullets answered,
and the shore was lined with his enemies.
"By heavens!' burst from the lips of
the trapper, the moment his frail barkhad
left the ehore, and just -when he fancied
himself safe, "they have cut the bottom
out of the canoe !" And even as he
spoke the in-rushing water filled the egg-
Ue was universal silence ths strange j bell-kke boat, and i: sank with a gurg-
CAK FrniU, Oystera, Currants, NuU. Layer Rait ins.
etc., etc.
At UcLaughdin & Swan's.
BROOMS. BlacVinir bMshe, 5nbbine brnsh,
V liiik brcotae, U.ackiug, AlaUUes lei, W ruing
At McLaughlin St Swaa's.
silence that reigns in the wilderness be
yond the confines of civilization.
Knowing that it was time for him to
steal like a guilty thing away, if he would
be assured of safety, and satisfied that
none were near to molest him, Le Sueur
crept from his concealment, and removed
his canoe to tbe water. With ona end
1 - x 9 ustt,w m w . &. 1 j
! resting upon the shore and the other ri I little fire could he distinctly seen, and the
ling sound from beneath him to the
bottom.
As he had surmised, so in reality had
the truth been. While d bad been en
joying his early morning meal, a Urge
canoe, loaded to its utmost capacity, had
been silently paddled to the ether side cf
the island, from whence the of his
Liston smiled, took the niht-cap, but,
as he was descending the stairs, he look
ed inside, and found a S10C0 bilk
A half-famished fellow in the South
ern States tells of a baker (whose loaves
have been growing "small by degrees,
and beautifully less.") who, when going
the rounds to serve his customers, stop
ped at the door and knocked, when the
lady within exclaimed: -
"Who's there ?" and vas answered,
"The baker.
"What do voa want ?'
"To leave your bread."
"Well, you needn't . make such a fuss
about it just put it through 8 key
hole!'
You csght to support your county pa
per before any other.
Quick believers need broad shoulders.
Mr. M.. cf a certain town in Ver
mont, is not distinguished for liberality,
either of rurse cr opinion. His ruling
passion is a fear of bving cheated. The
loss, whether real or fancied, of a few
cents, would give him more pain than
the destruction of an entire navy. He
once bought a lare cake of tallow at a
country store, at ten cents a pjund. On
breaking it to pieces at home, it was
found to contain a large cavity. This he
considered a terrible disclosure of cupid
ity and fraud. He drove furiously back
to the store, entering in great excite
ment, bearing the tallow, and exclairn-
the melanchcly l2sprj
slowly to lessen ths dhianca Ictra
them; cne by cne, ti ether, ta j
caught the joke, began to cpenth:!? 7:1
and bebg arrjikened, mouths erjii i
into grins and suppressed r;i.r!:i -1.1
cne incensistsnt fsLb- iz'.o a I read h i
Cleser and cbser tha rti tl pel.?
ceared th exfertuzate tea. Tli hzzi
caused the slteper to rtstltssly mars hii
focL L was about app!yir ths
peker when a sound cf click ! click ! ar
rested his attention. He lacked it
stranger Utter, with ens eye crtn,ltl
been watchirg ths wheh pre ellw
and silently brought a pstci t,a zzt ca
L . In a voles just audibls, cultur
ed in a tone cf gteat determination :
Jest burn it! Burn it! Jest turni:
and 111 be hucg if I den't stir yc-j c?
with ten thousand hot pcSers ia trra i:
onds!'
L laid down his
and remarked :
"Stranger, let.stalra a drink b
gentlmen, all cf you."
L afterwards said they rrtzz
cheapest drinks he aver bought,
A gentleman (residing net many mil; 3
from Cambridgert,) who visited ta
White Mountains last summer, ccsmpa
died by his wife, stopped at ths
House, and one night while there, had
a sudden and violent attack cf chdi:k.
An application of mustard was r?ccn
mended to relieve his pain, and he con
sented to havo it tried. His wife cn go
ing down to the kitchen, found ths mis
tard but nothing suitable to spread it cn
andher pocket handkerchief wastages,
for that purposs. No time was lost ta
returning. In a moment she was at th
bedside and applied the plaster. Ther
that will help you, I know' said shs.
She bad scarcely ntshcd the sn:cn:2,
however, when the poor man turned over
and roared. "What in the devil are yea
about?" It was not her husband's voici !
Her lamp hai given but a fesbla light,
and she had gone into the wrcng room!
She found her own department v?ithoux
deky, aLd related the unfertunate cir
cumstance to her husband, adding with
horrar. that ber came was oa th hacd
herchief ! The sick man was overeema
with laughter. His chclic disappeared
as suddenly as it came. It was agrssj
ini:
"Here, you rascal, yoo have cheated
me : uo vcu can tnat an nonest cake of
tallow ? It is hollow, and there aint near
so much as there appeared to be. I want
you to make it right.
"Certainly, certainly , replied the
merchant, "I'll make it right. I didn't
know the cake was hollow. Let me see,
you paid ten cen's a pound. Now, Mr.
M.. how much do you suppose the hole
will weigh ?"
A contributor to ihe Spirit of the Times
ihus describes a s-cene at the Anthony
House, Little Rock, Ark.:
Late, one bitter cold night in Decem
ber, some eight or nine years ego, L
came into the barroom, as usual, to take
part in what was going cn. For some
reason the crowd had dispersed sooner
than was customary, but two cr three cf
the town folks were there, together with
a strange man who had arrived half ta
hour longer before, and who, tired, wet
and muddy, from a Ion? Arkansas stage
ride, his legs extended and shoes eff,
was consoling himself with two chairs
and a nap, opposite the center cf
blazing fire. Any one who has traveled
until ten o'cloek, over an Arkansas road,
can appreciate the fruition befcre tuat
fire-place. The drow.y example cf the
strang-sr had it3 effect upon the others,
and L , who took a seat in the cor
ner for lack of conversation was reduc
ed to the poker for amusement. Ha
not to remain long in those parts. Thi
landlord was called up; the afair ex
plained, and the man and wifs left cn
the earliest express train. The genii-
man who was so unceremoneouxly dis
turbed has preserved the handkerchief.
Quincey oughtn't he to return ill
Boston Post.
John Danders, a county black-fmith.
the husband of ayoun wife, bad labored
long and become wealthy, having th
custom of all the farmers around. When
he was on his death-bed. ha called his
wifeJenet, to him.
"Jeuet" said he, "I am cot Icrg far
this world ; 1 am wearing away Tery
fast. Now, concerning" the baisin-si,
Jenet, there' Andrew, the foreman ha
knows all about the shop, and ths ccsto
mers all like him.. You will just l?t a
decent tim elapse and then maks c? to
gather.
"Ob, ay d far John! said Jenet, tsri4..
ing into a flood of tears, "don't 1st that
trouble you; Andrew and I hara isuhi
that already.'
Since the commencement cf ths war
the fire -eat-ers, the shmicg marks cf th
South, the rrcmlaent traitors, hzx al
mast all passed away. Pryor and rTiss
are politically dead. We hear no cars
of them. Floyd, Yancey, T. Eutltr
King and A. P. Butler are dead. 2Js
son and Slidtiliare abroad, and will mar
than Jikely never again vis;: tha ,a.a.
Colonel L. M. Keitt, W3 see, has just
been killed. Our leaders will rsmember
him as the friend cf Brooks, cf JSumasr
noteriety. And thes these rebel laadzrs
poss away, kavicg but a fe w ci tha;a who
were prominent bncgirg about ths rs
bcllicn to share its impending fats and
meet the jut reward cf their mfamca
conduct. New York H-raH.
A great many people hart -c3t;d
"Hurrah !.' "many a time ana oft' but
comparatively few fcnovr its derira'.ten
r.rl r.rirrst' rr.nir".
1 i
It'orginat'u amcr.g tl? eastern r.at:cr3
where it wzts used r's a v.-r cry frcm
the belief that every man who died in
battle for his countrrV went j hc3f.a.
It ia derived frcm
the Sclavonic
wcri
'rTurr&h," rnich means "To Pandiss.',
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