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HIST ORY OF WYO1iING BIZ
CHARLES MINER,

SUBSCRIPTIONS are respectfully solicited for
- the forthcoming History of Wyoming The
work, now ready for Press, will make an Octave
volume of about six hlndrcd pages, of which five
hundred pages will embrace he main body of the
curative. The Appendix, besides variety of Gu
Z Gus and Illustrative aftcleswil contain the "Th,
Hazeltol 1ravellers,' revised with numerous add.
lions, personal anecdotes, incidents and sketches
of character, making about an hundred pages.
The autho! thinks proper 10 soy, tat no pains
have been spared to obtain information upon ever,
point connected with this subject. He has fattcf.
ed himself, as Wyoming has become classic ground
as unnumerable errors have beretof,rr
existed in regard to its story, and as its very intc-
resting civil character has been scarcely touched
upon, that allnes every gentleman would desire for
his library, in respect to it, an authentic ialratve
The purpose oftaking up suhscrip ions is to ena.
ble the author to judge wha, number of copies if
would be proper to publish
The Book will be neatly printed in octave forr,
on cXcccn: paper, with several Illustrative pla,,e
bound in cloth, ia modern stYle, and delivered 10
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Nomoney to be paid until the Book Is delivered.
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win aIwavs be furnished with the best the
marnet affords, His BAR with the choircst
1t Liquors And his STABLE,aUeuded by
faithful IIoSlers, he nalIcrs himself that he
will be able to give general satisfaction
CONYEYANCES
will always be ready to transport waIermen
On their route,
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WANTED
TW AYDTe ntiCCG

FNNO The LASl ana BOOT TREE Making bu.
u siocss Smart active boys between tho
ages Of 3 and n will receive good encourage.
mcnt upon immcdia.e application to the SUBSCRIBER.
SIMON g SHlEE
Bloonslnrg June H. l845--GCfms
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Cahint Maxim g'

FH7ElE subscriber respectfully informs the pub
u lie lhathc has taxi, the shop lately occupied
by B. S. Hayhurst, at the lower end of Market
street Bloomsbury; where he intends carrying on
the above business in all its branches, and solcits
sha Of the patronage Of the public.
In connection with the above business he offers
his services as an
UNDERTAKEN.
He will always he ready to make COFFlNS for
the same prices heretofore harged in BIoomsburg
and having supplied himself with a good HEA9SE
he will attend with it at the Funeral without any
extIa charge.
JOHN BITTERS.
Maybe lSi5-6m
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Chair ManufaCtoy
THE subscriber CONTINUES 10 carry y

|lne
CHAIR MANUFACTO2ING
business at the old stand Of b. & S. Hsgel
buch, where he will be ready at all time,
to furnish Fancy & Windsor Chains, Sci
tees, Boston Rocking Chairs &e, Of every
description, which may be called for, a
short notice and on the most reasonable
terms. He will also execute House, Slgn 4
Ornamental Painting, and House Papering
in a superior manner,
From his experience in the business,anc
his facilities of manufacturing the various
articles of his line, he hatlcrs himseE ,ha'
he shall be able TO furnish as good work
and upon as reasonable terms as can b.
done in the country, all Of which he vii
dispose of for CASH or COUNTRY
PRODUCE
n. B. Orders from a distance will b,
strictly aid punctuaIly attended to.
B HAGENBUCH.
Boomsl urg, Dec. 30, l643
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Reading makes full man, conver
saiion a ready man, and writing an extract
myn.
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UNDERTAKEN.
HDaEaViEEe


TETlIE DanviIle Steam Woolcn Factory, tor
4 merly owned and occupied by lr. Perikm,
has recently been purchased by the subscriber WHO
respectfully amour Cos TO his friends and the pub
lie generally, that he is row prepared TO execute
all kinds OF work III his line OF business, at he
shortest nouce, according to ordel and in the hest
comparative manner Having gone TO Corsidcya-
We expense in repairing his machinery and appa-
atus and being very particular in securing the SER
'lces Of experienced mechanics, he feels confident
hat he Is capable of executing all kinds Of work
IN his Inc III style superior to any other establish.
menl int he country. Pnccs OF y ok os ioiIcws:
Cloth yard wide light and dark, tlom as to IS
cents pen yard
DO bottlo green's, olive brown, &c, from 50 10 co
SatirCts of the above cooIs, from 40 to ID
FanncIs one yard wide, 80 cents.
Wine, brown or black 40
Naddcr rcd, 45
Blanket yds wide; twi'Icd or plain, from GO to 70
cents per yard.
- AIDING g. = = Il. T1T<3
Will he done in the best manner and at Inc usr'-
II prices All kinds Of country produce viii Io
aiken in payment for wuk at DahNiiic market
jriccs.
S.AIYTNE2TS; FLANNELE:
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VARIETY sToRE.
WATCH AND cLoCK REPAIRING.

The public Is respectfully informed, tha
the Undersigned has, within a few DAYS pas
made large acGessidnH TO bis former stock D
goods, and having made the selections him
self, in New Orleans, he can warrant them a
belhg of the choicest and freshest descrip
tons. Call and examine The follosint
Isl comprises, II part the articles On hand
Hufdpare.
Hatchets, hammers, dra wing knives, au.
gers, gimblets, plane irons, trowels. files
raSps, chest, trunk cupboard and drawer
locks, razors, german silver, butcher and
shoe knives, Of every description toilet boxes
toys for Christmas and New Years presents
dressed kid dolls, toy wagons, STEWARDS,
hand and PANEL saws, chiscls, gouges,
planes, sand paper, brass butts, cut tacks.
brads, table and pocket cutlery, scissors; Dfa-
ted, britannia and ron liable and tea spoons.
nlnt and percussion gun Locals, toy drums,
china toy tea sells, wood do, DO, kid dolls.
steel beads, hair pins, jet tues combs, Of the
latest fashion.
Also, a large assortment Of toys, Vlolins
bows aud strings of the fest quality.
COMBS & BRUSHES.
Shell, ivory buffalo and brazilian combs,
paint 4 marking brushes Of every Vaticty.
Hair, cloth, hat, nail. tooth, shaving, shoe,
cromb, dust, floor and horse brushes,
4 large assortment IF Perfumsry.
Cologne, Lavender and florida waters, cold
cream, Otto Of roses, shaving creams ans
cosmetic wash-balls. fine extracts, hair Q Is.
polnatoprs, tooth and toilet, powder. fine ioi-
let, shaving aud CASTLE and perfuned soaps
STATIONARY.
Black and blue inks, quilts, taoiscap. let
ter, packet post, account and wrapping pa
upF pf all lFirIe Tptr =ETnrt1r ,rr.1 ,l -,,Il
boxes, lead pencils. slate and Slate pencils,
wax, wafors and steel pens.
VARIETIES.
Pound, German, Engtfah and american sol. |
ID head PINE. mourning pins, brasa aud stosiI
lhlhb'e, twee2nrs, watch keys, epsctarIes.
ioWshafpf, hooks and eyes. shoe backing,
chess men and toards, dice, playing cards,
agate aud gIass beads, powder pufTs, bonnet
wire, aueppndors, cotton and silk purspa
metal, bone ana IaSting buttons e~Iaatic
fllnts, powder TASKS, pocket. books,
). T. and u. +. needles, daroing & apaving
needles, knitting nesdIes. bodktna: silver
.hfnhIos, pencil cases, feh hooks aud lines,
razor strops and homes, backgammon
boards, shaving boxes, mirrors, looking glass
rs, tape measures, violin aud Guitar strings,
spool cotton, boxes, percussion caps, gun
.ubee, nipple wrenchcs, cap primers, shot bells
AMI wallets. And many other articles, en-
a crater variety anl assortment than
other House ia this city.
| have d few casea Of the Patent India
suSpenderp, for sale.
Old gold and silver taken in exchange for
Silver spoons, double wedding and shell
ings, suspcnder buckles, aud plain shirt bot
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11

lMHtGRATIoN.-We learn with great pleas.
IRE that a plan is on foot by which migrants
who arrived on our shores may lie protected
from the gross frauds 81 long and so success
fully practIced upon them, aud put 10 the way
Of transporting themselves and their effects
to the Hest, where the great body oftbem
Wishto go, in order That they may lind tie
means of a comfortable subsistence in agri-
cultural pursuits. This ia as it Should be.
1t is far better that this numerous class
should locate themselves upon the fertile
lands Of Illinois, Iowa Or Wisconsin, thea
that they should liager 10 The city, where
they can often at best only procure the bare
neressaries Of life by means injurious TO The
welfare Of our native l~aboring population,
We are informed that arrangements are nov
making for systematic operations IN the
Spring, under the direction of competent per-
sons on both side of The Atlantic. Among
those IN This wlfo are enlisted 10 the move
ment He may mention the Commissioner III
illinois. VINO recently sailed for England
" Y Tribune.
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N0rICE.

3Irs, A. II. FEvRrEs respectfully Informs
p1Feu,s, that IN addition to the two classes Of
pupils size IL now engaged H. instruct 10 the
French language ID Mts. Fishers Academy,
shs can receive othcre, although not connected
with the establishment, az proper arrange.
taents have been made TO accommodate them.
desirsble branch of education, are solicited to
embrAce the opportunity, Young ladies' as
well as children will be received.
HoUEs--from . u 8, PM. The juvenile
GLASS viii meet three Tines a week, the more
advanced every day If required.
TRRMt--Children, beginners SO per quar-
ter, the more advanced SI0--payable monthly.
Sept 81, 33.
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TO TIE PUBLIC

We are now prepared to execute all kind
Of work in our line, viz pamphlets, Justices
SleriH's, school and other blanks, as cheap
~ they can be done honestly. We hope by
industry aud attention to business TO merit a
portion Of the public patronage.
DUFROCQ g. CONVERSE.
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A GREAT sINNER-A esToan III France
having gone 10 confession, the priest, b. way
Of Peaance, was proceeding 10 give her a
fagellalon. $ be was leading Der behind
the altar Tor tbs purpose, har husband, who,
from q motive Of jealousy, had followed her
and concealed himself Ia the church, made
his appearance, AMI saying that she was 100
delicate to bear the discipline. offered TO re.
ceige It in her stead. THIS proposal tue wife
greatly applauded, aud the man had no soon
er placed himself on his knees, than she ex-
claimed: NOV father, do not spare htto,
but lay Oh Justify, for uulg ! an q great sin.
nsI.'
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NOTICE 20 BuILnERs.

The subscriber respectfully informs build
Grs and others, that he is prepared to execute
ali kinds on brick and mason work-and that
he will put up buildings and furnish all the
materials necessary-such as brick, sand,
lime, &c, on the most reasonable terms.
Hs also offers his services TO sugar planters
aad from his long experience in setting sugar
xettIes aud other work necessary in d sugar
houss he can give ample satisfaction.
Apply to L0YEAU BERHEL,
RFbA Sc at the Garrison brickyard.
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IaF g4NfEg
ss..

DIV. El0LL's Cough LazoDgcs are nov rapid.
lY supersedjng every other preparation ID the
relief Of coughs, cnlds, asthma, whoopiDg
cough, tigbtness Of he chest, and all rulmon.
airy complaints leading to consumption and
death. Price rs cents per box with full difec.
lions.
FOR sale by d. Ionrdah, c soatcrre, and ].
w. MusseIman HEsnt5, Baton Rouge La,
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CHEAP CASH STORE.
II. LANQUE, Sen! haying opened his
store in Langel street, opposite Mr.. Jourdan's
Apotbecaty / shop, otFc ID 10 sell, on The lowest
terms for cash the following articles:
Canyassed, hams and 4ardlnpg in half boxes,
aud mackere; in small Tubs.
Saapby thl box 0~rrelail, Hparlnaccti candles
Champaign by Tho basket,
Cider IN b&xee,
Sweet oil Ey basket, half do, and bottle,
Curacao asd absihthe,
Loaf sugar. Havana g,fFrc,
Preserved fruits in brandy and sugar,
Havana sv}eetmeaIs in small boxes,
Old cognaI brandy. tY'uaealoosa whiskey,
KershNassart
White witEe v]incEar,t
Rice. vernIrelIi, MarAroBi,
Assorted tlrdialg and sYrups,
Sifters and baskets,
Mustard, f]inooto, rtpper, tea and Spanish
chocolate,
Frcach peEfumeries, ;conbr, hair and tooth
brushes,
cutlery auI crockerJware.
letter patEr, foolsctp, guile, and blank
books,
Stuff. Ha,ina segarrl do, mGltos.
Painters. p,loe and VII e.waehine brushes,
French md Amerjcaufhair brooms,
Boston ma J. from 9 ! zoe BY the ksg or at
retail.
Cofin nail. white an5 black,
Dupont's gun powdcAby hall kegs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11

Several OF tie Try Goods stores in Baton
Bo1geh haze become Saddle and harness shops
fearing tbat m%echapics might make a living a
HE business, and lbeg are not willing TO give
them thatopportunttY. We would invite per-
sons before they purchase to examine we'll
those saddles and compare them with our
work and make, and w are confident they
will find them much inferior in point Of work
manship and material. When compared viii
our work of Saddles. Brides, Harness &C.,
they appear something like Peter Pindar's
razors, made for sale, We warrant our work.
We also continue the business OF Carriage
making and repairing in the best style and on
the shortest notice, at prices corresponding
with the hard times, and payments made easy.
We hope by strict attention 20 business to
merit continuance Of pubic patronage.
A fine new Barouche now on hand foE sale
REEDER g. Co.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

Such persons as might call for my services
hereafter will please leave their names, so
thatI may now who they are, or to leave a
note at the Gazette Of Post Office. Profes-
while this has created some dlsappointments
to the applicant and operator, I deem tins no.
tee necessary SO as to obviate similar dIsap
pointmentS in future,
a LPL0UGH-Dentist
Prospect-Hill, dov. Is IL
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SADDLERY

S~ADDLERY.
The subscribers have received hy late ar
rivals an excellent assortment DC saddlery, al.
50 "a great variety Of briddle bits, Filings stir
raps 50, which the are prepared to sell at
very Ieiaced prices,
PHILLIPS & LANoUE.
sept ISL,
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E0. 40

IN. 20
nsE.vsgss4-
lt
l1soAHd replied. ..9utit IL me-, Ia, "A -
! fsD!,r your eifor. Do you know uLoy -,
4ga5
n eo2k docf, boiieye.'
'eii cal her up, aud sead her LID s..
aall aouaf 70 Nancy ''
w, after teS," ! answered
2 no. Send her before ,oa. IN, !.
lefhapa the po2f old creature lm,ss
thlt aIhslo 1aif dollar, Of uhirL aa
M
ne COOK vas called m, but. sho ssd,E,
lssley liYod ln lopbarl street. non, p,"f.
"9lsl vas 2 long distance hum ou, bopso' =
way downfall Gay after la. ""'
n3. ! wouldn't 10 that" said,
would rather wa# his q1fst. firm, r.,t.
y .isle' af no spoke n tie peculiar tons +, :,
"liS9 ,pe uttered bis last remark. / neyar ~"
49, .ufthef and 50 | remained silent,
Ila atl 1ot fetlirl far an hour. When ho osH.
g ag i9oked serious.
az yp' An9 nor, dear !" Lacked.
.St Hp tephed.
,nsd as5J ~ cue IosllH st4nd n asad ~ H.
"Idsten. ana ,on .t.1t
You rema,nba, ota s ~ 'eato' ne replied.
fs51d ,+.t '' ~. . ie" years ago. Well,
- 55l,ioafo s'Fee', and that this daugh-
ia 80, ~ ne'' quite Slck. Her husband
~ CT "9' "d"iy' ana had gone Cf fO
tered. \li NJ = Sonie wees SgQ. When | en-
s,asa aaIct5a : poofy furnished room, she
,,n.L ~ a,.s"y W. iee'' and looked very
.elafs, FL = 80 ne
yoica as "aroo"' ! sd'u 70 her' IN az kind a
bad,m dc aI, -, %e0u"pe' =" sorry That sIs
waabing Az - ~" To-Day Tor your
aasv III, nn. : 'ioush'' tihco you went
+ tIanaIt 81 49, 2ou inlg"t want II, aud 49,
yoa sorPVu ~ 10 give tito
arhs mos .ki
,.4 r. n pao' oia creature seemed touched IT
= taotyoiJe cnoked 5sie attempted 10 Ut
: iiot tlaoAS, ana then size held down hsr
~ at "9SS'pen " eoo0d eaI moved.
- .,l6 y"uF hausltsf y asked, wishing
seaanJ y rom me embarrassment ale
/ a. - ~
aicl ~ f salu llat ~ Was. That she had been
9 gaa. ~ Hr sg,'lg ~esbs' mat her husband had
MI b ~ ~ hef, ana all The burden Of her
Eor sgPpo.l Va SICKNESS had fallen upon
no "a Da1ltieu - question her, and get her
ana ast@sds. az" Sitt mn learned thsT
All III stsata'y sney had had but littls food.
g,sa,@lre ~ i ~ ny ooen able 70 buy the
IS, oio'fea " 1te doct9r for her daugh.
".u, t,L..
400 $3.50 nas arrays paid mo as soon
+ t.fd @as" H. oohe' shG vent on, and ~
sv .gla ~ : snas re mist bear every thinQ a.
no aLan sp'.s' ap'il I came home this even
and coaC @gala get h9r some medicine.
workeI bos sas.Iang nee ior her to eat. l
~ of,l3g epan Usual, thinking all the
and wen ~ * fooa 1'eK entlo. Atlast ! finished.
I'll I'll 49, - - G.To9o baqnt any chtnge Ican's
led - : cnraa a. ! 5et as went home. ] ba-
/ dd a ~ ~ ihy room ana see Jane. Whsn
vim , ioot =. ~. ny poor enlld looked at me
.bad s.oi,ad - inaoe my heaft ache. She
aione n hor -. ! GJu,1 see patiently oil day.
Is be s.tfsfa III" 49, 49, ana 20" hor wants were
Ne ,ried ~, :. nut ! nag 70 dIsappoint her.
+ tstd r. ~. = ~. =" sno| hoW pad she felt when
bp 18th the ~" ears ss'1 r,o n Ill., Ei% Ess had not paid me.
\ couId near no more. Here Is your mon
az Ma Mrp WFFH ~ pATgAE8A4
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FIFrEEN DOLLARS F0E = Fine


~
A Saddles, brides, harness &c
- OF all kinds constantly on laid
by the Subscribers at their
SS4S Carriage and aaddie-shop, on
Church street, opposite the Cataotc cimrct,
which they offer tor sale az prices much below
the former prices, and in fact as low, or lower
tian i0ey can be purchased i'll this country.
They are selling saddles At fifteen dollars and
warrant thcm veil made and of good materi.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-11

IIN3 fINUDIIUNI
Mas. A, r. FUERTEs, late Principal Of he
Lafayette FetoaIe Public seiBol, Of tho 2nd
Municipality, ~. @, respectfully Offers her
services 40 on instfictreas d young aides,
and proposes giving private LESSONS in aif The
different branches Of a polite }ducatiob, III Fl.
thcr Lan9uage-French or Edglish--being
perfectly ,acqnaiated with bah. She Il par.
tlculariY DESTROYS Of toachingth he former, hsy.
ing taught ~ many priyats schools il New
Orleans, with silrsess. Sid will also rive
lessons on the guitar,
Parents wishing priyais tuition, will not be
disappointed if they honor hs with their raj.
robage.
~BEFEEsNCEs
Rev. Mr.. Woodbridge, j.. 1onneease, ESQ.
J. Philips, Esq Col Malta,
Aafou# Sdtttd
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STRAY HORSE.
Ea Takennpby L. Delauno, on The
Highlands, light bay horse, the
right aud left frort foot white.
1ISnSA about nine years ofage, about IA
hands hiQt, a star in the forehead and mafks
Of the harness. The owner is requested TO
take him away aud pay charges.
J.R. DUFROCQ, Ranger.
Nov. liz, al.
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FOR BAYOU SARA. PORT HUDSON,
BATON ROUGE,
And all Intermediate Landings.

The new steamer LUDA
~ Captain o.. Clark, viii
- leave for the above ports
on Friday, the 18th instant, at 4 O'clock, PM
and return in time to commence her regular
trips for the season-leaYing New Orleans
every Tuesday, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and Ba-
you Sara every Friday, al 70 o'clock, NJ. For
freight or passage, apply on board, orto
I.BONNER. II st. Charles.
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TO PLANTERs.

10 FLaNIL III.
WASTgD-A situation as overgeer, BIZ a
middle-agsd man, 4 native Of K~entucky, put
for eeeeFal years in this state. The best tes-
tinonialR as 70 eapacity nd3ciIaricter can he
produced. Apply Ut this ofice.
Dec. 2 1874
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CLOTHING! C%LOTHINGa

The cheapest kind Of bargains can be had
IN The wayef ready made clothing AZ the yell
low store under the hill. Ju~strecefed Meri-
no Frock and Dress coats. gimgham, gambroon,
cottonade and linen check, Coates and frocks
10. CHS. a. HILL.
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FASHIONABLE FALL CLOTHING.
The subsCS ibers have received an exten.
sive assottm Mt Of fall Flothing, made up BY
a wholesale sIothiug ho3ise in The city of New
York, EXPIRE " for thistrade. Buyers In want
Of clothing aye invited ii call, where they viii
not ouly ind the best made garments, but at
prices quite Is low as they are sold by any
other house the place. The following COM
prises a part 81 our stock.
Blk french englishscloth dress and frock
coats blk fre5ch cloth p~aletots, blk cashmere
do cadet salt p~aletotS, diamond do, fancy
sweed do, Ky Jean do,faney sweed & d'orsay
coats, pilot cloth do, blk and fancy cashmere
pants, sattiufl do, boys flushing coats, cadet
%sattiaet do, s3per blk SAITH vests, french plaid
do, flannel drawers &c.
PHILLIPS & LANOUE.
sept. 7-3ls
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Aazsfe1s BoYs-Boys, when Ief 10 the
uncontrolled indulgence Of their propensityss
Tor quarrel, are probably more dangerous than
men. The three dayr Of Paris sford an in.
stance 0f d revolution tn one Of The frat n,-
tons Of the earth, effected BY bows and the
P0iish struggle vas IN ike manner common.
ced and maintained by minors. The muster
rolls ~ our two wars show that a large mum.
Der Of those who fought we're boys and in
almost every struggle, whether on deck or in
the fed, they proved themselves worthy Of
their country. Every reader remembers th.t
Jackson VISA hero bay of the revolution.
with most . them a fight ia onry .
piece OF fun, and their courage is the absence
OF the sense Of danger which a more natural
diacretion induces. We remember seeing =
boy aboutten years Oh, clamberiug upon the
stde.board OF one Of orr old fashioned railroad
esFFt and observing that be had one wooden
leg, we cautioned him against so dangerous
an experiment, at the same time figuring az
% the manner ~ which he had Iost hs leg.
lie sad that he had fallen from that car, and
y bad 50 ereshed hls leg as 10 make it neces.
esry n cut L 5f. And how we endured.
"raB yen venture again npont The car I" Why.
vas tie reply. II never heard Of no boy what
had ever moie ban one leg cut of by The
car, With the Utmost apparent indifference 10
ils danger. a very highly respectable gen
tleman glves US an account Of a similar de-
v~elopnento OF American character on the fret
fatal afternoon Of the Keusingto1 riots. A
news boy With bis sIourhed hat thrownsd
jauntly aside, aud bis haDds buried in hfs
pockets stood III TIE market frouee, and look.
ed ta%1ghing5g on a. the battle progressed.
S5ot snot alter Wh.stled br him, and many
0eTc Filled aud wounded around him. Stuff
tie looked On with the same comfortable care
Iess e%rl0yInen Of the scene, until a stray shot
struck HIM in the breast g~Eancing ars, under
the SKIN ard inducing a coplous gush OF bloode
lie Eeemed surprised, and opening his eoAs
said. "lEbY, dod blame the scamps, thsyhaas
shas IRE" laying special emphasis o1 ths
tastWord. Some one near him, Insisted up
Oh hsleaying the ground. ssiFsi1 said h..
| guess had better" and thrustinQ his hands
into his pockets, he vailed Ieisurely away.-
Philadelphia Chronicle.
TEE MEcHANIc-There is 10 dispute about
4, many individuals look upon the mechanic
as infaFgorto tha fFader, The merchant, the lar-
yer-The Nonen, too, have caught the fevsr,
and 1t is iaugsab 10 see the ds licate crea-
lures torn up their muses. and curl their lips,
whenever thsy are approached By a hard wsfk-
lag. honest lEan, dressed in Aonsspun, with
brown hands and sua-bUrnt tase But whsrs
"ouid they be if j; were not or tha mschanic
They are dependent OF MIN for almost al! ihsy
possess and srioy, and 70: they prs,snd 70 d~s.
plse hrm,