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PILES AND FISTULAS,

These and other similar distressing complaints be
efectuay cured if the Ointment be wei rubbed over
the parts affected and by otherwise fellow thc printed
directions arouud each pot.
B0tB tie Ointment and Pills sho'tld be used in
tie tot5oping Gases:
Bunions Iumbago Sore Legs Scalds
Burus Mercu:ia Er- Sore Breasts Swerd Glands
Chapp'd hands options Sore Heads Stitf Joints
Chiibains Piles Sore Ihraats Ulcers
Fistulas Rheumatism sores of all Nenereal sores
GOut salt Rheum kinds Wounds Of all
skin DiseasesSpraiEs kinds
+t*Sold at the Manufactures of PIofesso. HOLLOWAY
sO Maiden Lane, New York. and 24 strand London and
by all respectable Druggists and Dealers Of Medicines
throughout the United States aud civilized world in
Pots, al 25 cents, CO. cents, and 81 each.
5rThere is considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes.
n B. Directions for the guidance Of patients in every
disorder are affixed 10 each Pot
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-12-18
HOW TO PREVENT COINS

Dr. William A. Alcou, the author or
House | Live Jn," and well known &C =
c'nref on the laws OF health, has in press
work Oh Hygiene, which will probably
OF great practical value From a chap
on cods, we take the following advice,
Gch b now quite seasonable:
Those who would avoid colds must
maaie themselves, especially their ia
and throats, every time they 90 into
open air. | do not say that none of
vas. number already diseased should
allowed to break the force of a stream
sjr lowered in temperature TO zero, or
zen or twenty degrees below it, either
q rlspirator or mufiler. am writing
those who as yet deem themselves
l.hy
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WOOD NYMPH."

Th Buss Of the three American statesmen. Gay,
Webster and Calhoun; Also, the exquisite Ideal Bu-.
SPRIvGA polio and bianar IN marble life size together
the following Groups aud Statues Carrara mar
Bile, Of lHa SVzre for tie Hert; yeurs and .fpp's;
Psgcs -agdlt,r. Chd qt fie Ssa; LH0rsHc.: Capture
BuE; and Little Iru4at; with numerous works in
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HAVE YOU SUBSCRIBED
- THE
Cosmopolitan Art Association
TOR TmE TnIRD IEAE

GEE TIE RARE INDU CEMENTs: The manage
- the pleasure OF announcing thai the col
lection Of WORKS cf designed f1 tstIIurilu among
the subscribers whose eved previous
25h OF January -. much larger and costly aH
any previous year. Among the leading works iH
-culp,ure-executed in The finest Harble tag ner and
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-12-18
Valuable Property at

2-@1v2l@ Gale.
g7HE subscriber offers Tor sale that Brick
/ House situated III Market Street, near tb,
Diamond, IN which he IS now residing. llis
one of the best built and most complete houses
in this vicinity. Hydrant and bath fixtures are
G---e a,tacEed to it. Il is g feet
Ssssz Z inches front, besides an alley
F ssM The eastern wall extends back
eEssS4- H1lsSs. 100 feet The Front Business
Room is Il feet deep, ani : now
considered one % the most t,slraoIe business
stands in this place There is also complete
cellar under the whole building. There is, be.
sides, One and Half Story Frame Building.
filed in with bricks, on the same premises.
which is y by II feet, together with Brick
Smoke House, and other necessary ou: buildings
Also a New Stable, 80 by - feet, built of good
materials, and wiki everything perfectly com
piete.
Also,
A good Two Story Frame Building, situa-
ted in Valley Street which IS . by 50 feet, now
The residence Of 4. Troxel It has hydrant
on the premises.
ALSO.
I've story Frame Building, situated in
Valley Street, one door west of Q. Waldron's
residence.
4 Two Story Brick Building adjoining the
latter. Both are in good order, and are very
desirable residences fer small families.
ALSO,
Tract Of Land, situated upon the Old
Beiletonte Turnpike leading 10 r. w Shaw's
Tannery 1t is little more than half mile
from the Court House in Lewistown. 1t con-
tans upwards Of Five Acres, with never-fail-
ing spring on it
Persons who are desirous to see the above
property, or any parts thereof, will please call
upon the subscriber.
He also has Tract of Land seven miles
west of Iowa City, johnson county, Iowa, con-
tanning One Hundred and Twenty-Six Acres,
with good water and timber, and many other
desirable advantages, which he win dispose OF
very low. For further particulars enquire of,
or address, MOSES MONTGOMERY,
aul4 Lewistown, NfD county, Pa.
FNISH and SALT, buy at
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FINE OIL PAINTINGS.

by leading artists The whole Of which are 10 b. dsri
bued allotted among tae subscribers names are
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
W. NJ. FAXON'S

,4HacLmcat Of gulcm2i>cd Ladia RubJcr
Spring. 10 the Iujes Of Grain Drifts.
NiE undersigned, having perfected an arrangement r.
Ga attachment Of Gum Spring 10 ihe Tubes and
Drag Bars Of Gram Drills, IS happy inform Farmers
and all Others Interested in the growing oC Wheat
other grains, that he IS pepsred 10 furnish GRAIN
DRILLS Win the ahtve article attached III fhr shortest
notice, al a- Foundry ~ McYey yip"u Pa eaders have
become an almost Indispensable article the Farr.er
and ~ VIII mad thal He attachment al the Gum Spring
VIII enhance It's value least oue-h4f All the d-el
ton aud trouble caused by Tie breaking OF wooden pins
is entirely done away with by this arrangement ana Il
man or boy can perform yearly double The labor that c
could uader the o.4 -r with much greater ease both to
himself and horses There need be larof The Spring
breahIng for If there is article that Will gcither break
rot, o. wear out, the Gum Spring that article and
hazard nothing ~ wing that my Grain Drl is The sim
pIent IN construction, Ln-l economical in performances
and therefore the most durable offered 10 the agri
cultural public The feed arranged that II will sow
j. J.. I, u and bushels per Persons desiring
one for the coming seeding requested 10 send in their
orders as early possible. Direct 10 McVeltoun Mif
fin county Pa, or FRANCi~CUS. Lewistovyn: ::
+ l.. FAAON, IIoduy ysburg, Blair co, Pa ; BOYER &
BRO, Harrisburg, Pa, who authorized 10 act as
agents and from whom any furhe information may be oh
aimed
PRICE OF DRILLS. with the attachment. SIS Far
ners who already have drills them and
The India Rubber Spring attached for from $40 SIS
E-Aii branches Of the FOUNDRY BUSINESS still
carried on, for which orders respectfully solicited
NJ. NJ. FAXON.
NcVeytowu. June 10 1886
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Foundry and Machine Shop.

TTIHE public are hereby notified that have
rented the Foundry and Machine Shop in
the borough of Lewistown, known as the "Ju-
niata Iron Works" (" and the large and general
assortment Of Patterns, late the property of
Zeigler and Willis, now of John Sterrett &
Co. and VIM. Willis, and that | am prepared
to do all kinds Of
Casting, Turning, &c,
on the shortest notice and in the best and most
complete style. JOHN ZElGLER.
Lewistown, April II, l856-tf.
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ErysipGlaS, Salt Rhcum 4 ScOrbutic HumOrS

seases of the Skin, whatever form they may
this Ointment. No Of salt Rheum, Scuryy, sore
Heads ScrouIa Eysirclas, long withstand lis
hueuce. The inventor has Travelled many paris nt
tn. globe, visiting the principal hospitals dispensing this
Ointment giving advice its application, and has
been the Of restoring countless numbers 10
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-12-18
4 MARVELLOUS REMEDY
FOR 4 JL4RFELLOES .2GE!!
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT
THE GRAND EXTERyALFRENTDY.

DY the aid of microscope, millions If little
- openings The surface Of oar haI'as Through
these this Ointment, when h5! tie skin, Is carried
to any organ or inwawd par Diseases Of Tire Kidneys
disorders Of the Liver, affections ut iHc Hr7rt laiH
nation of the Lungs, Asthnas Coughs and G'l, are hy
its efTtclua!ly cured Every housewife know
that salt passes freely through bone meat ofany acE
ness This healing Ointment far more readily retetaie~
through any bone eshy part Of the living body curing
the dangerous inward complaints, that cannot %
reached by other means
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4l3 ~ ST o uQ AGAD3Gl9e
A. J. WARNER, Principal
Mrs s. Z. II. WARNER The EemnIe

|
the
n femaIed
fort
be
m to the practical application Geology Chemistry
r aract rinthes school
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Truth is stranger than fiction.
4 Certain Cure for all Rheumatic Pains.
Don't Coads,aa 5ui hy Il, Il CanHo! Fail.
Z. q. AEsz4EE;S
Concentrated Electric Paste,
Cogyright secured according to law

ind ara5iga JUH Lrlec'1r. far ban "a
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y. FNdFaNI and oath hXlUrts are
auachei to it. Il is g feet
inches front, besides an alley
The eastern wall extends bach
100 feet The Front Buslnes:
'Eoom j. IL feer deem ari rov
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BOWMAN q CO.,

New Castle, Lawrence Co, Pa.
sfAgents wanted ia every village Apply by letter
Otherwise to the pr0prielors. ocl6
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TERMS (:

gher Mathematics quarter Of eleven weeks paid al the
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CHAS. RITZ and the BEE HIVE DRUG
STORE, Lewistown, and by dealers and drug
gistS throughout the country. oc2-4m
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McVeytowu June 10, 1886.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-06

PRACTICAL PRAY HR.--In the vicinity Of b
lived poor but industrious man, depending Tor
support upon his daily labor HIS wife fell sicn.
and not being able to hire Il nurse, he WAS OH
l'sed /" contlnc himself to the sick bed and FAM
lily. His means OF support being cnt off, he
soon found himself in need. Having a wealthy
neighhor near, he determined to go and ask for
TWO bushels OF wheat, with a promise to paw az
soon as his wife became much better that he
couid leave her and return to his work Ac-
cordingly lie took his bag, went to his neighbors
and arrived while the family were at morning
prayers.
As he sat on the storc-door he heard ,hc man
pray very earnestly that God would clothe the
naked, feed the hungry, relieve TIE needy, and
comfort all that mourn. The prayer concluded
he stepped in and made known bis business,
promising to pay with the avails OF his first Ia
bors. The farmer very sorry he could not
accommodate him, but he had pom ed 10 lend
large SUN of money AND he presumed neigh
Dor A would let him have it,
With fearful eye and a sad heart the poor
man turned away AS soon as he left the house
the farmers little son stepped up and said
Father did you not pray that God would
clothe the naked and feed the hungry, relieve the
distressed and comfort mourners ?"
Yes; why"
because, father, il 1 had your wheat would
answer that prayer"
1t is needless to add that the Christian father
called back his suffering neighbor, and gave him
as much as he needed
Now, Christian readers, do you answer your
own prayer.-]N. Y. Evang.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-06
Preaching Rae &Gapcs,

Dr prague cells the following anecdote of an
evangelical! clergyman OF the English Church;
named Jones. The story was given him by the
| Re-. &cor &c Burdcr.
Mt, jor.es had college clussmatc, who enter
cd tie ministry 1t the same time with himself,
bGi was mere man OF the world, and Ilttle
and cared nothing for the true gospel This
man con'rcrsing one day with Mr.. Jones, said to
( him, half loosely, half seriously:
why is it that YOU are so popular as preach
CT, and so few come to hear me, when every
body knows that at the University I was consid-
cred gre atty your SUPERIOR"
"Why," said Mr.. Jones, ''the reason is that
preach t he gospel
The gospel" said the other; 80 do /: almost
every te xt preach upon is from Matthew. Mark,
or John
said Mr.. Jones, you do that, aud yet never
preach Jesus Christ
''W ell, said the other ''lend me one OF Your
sermons, and see What effect it will have
He actually did lend him one, and he preach
ed 1t, as he had engaged 10 do, and as he was
coming out ofthe church, at the close of the
service, he was accosted By Young man, who,
IN list ening to the borrowed discourse, had been
thrown INFO a state Of anxicty in respect 10 his
salvation. .at
Says the minister somewhat confused by the
strange result OF his preaching Wait, wait, say
nothing about it till the people are gone out"
After the congregation had retired, the anx-
ions inquirer began further to explain himself,
when the clergyman interrupted him by saying
But what is The matter with yon? | see no oc-
caSion Tor making yourself unhappy
Matte replied he; why your preaching has
made me feel like condemned criminal and
fear there is no mercy for me-
well, really" said the minister, Il am very
sorry that have wounded yoar teeliugs-I had
no intention of doing it hut since you rave got
nto this uncomfortable state. Iadvise YOU TO 60
and see Mr. Jones" =,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-06

ROMANCE AND REALlrY.-There is romance
enough in reality sometimes without manutAc-
turing II for effect Coming down town in the
cars yesterday morning We got into conversation
with young man who assured Us that his room
| mate had earned $4,000 before breakfast in the
easiest manner possible. With all the charac-
tcristc curiosity of Il iOurIxst We begged to be
pat in possession Of the facts "Pooh!" said he,
lit is simple enough. He fonnd SIS, 600 in the
street on Thursday evening Friday he debated
what he should do with it. Saturday (this} morn
ing he advertised it, and found it advertised
So he returned it, got 5000 for his pains, and
/ Is now down at Florenccs eating the biggest
Lind of Il meal YOU ever SAW put into human,
in order to begin the next week with the proper
feelings Of a gentleman" We laughed for we
didn't believe the story. Oar companion, how
ever, looked serious; it was evident, therefore,
that he did. We had quite forgotten the matter
when, all hour after, We read the following add
vcrti+emcnt in morning paper:
50, nN0 REwARD.--Lost on Thursday eve
ung JAN II, between $Ls,0uo and S49, UU0, in
going from hc New Haven Depot to the Smith
sonian House. black leather frame box tied in
a red -ilh handkerchief. The finder will confer
d very great lryor to th' owurr il hr will notcN-
pose the name on the box, and receive The above
reward. Address Exchange, Broadway, Post
OAtr"
This Was q startling confederation, But, in
the neXt coumn read;
'FouND--0n the 18th ip>.., 81 1913 The
owner can have the same Ivy proving property
Address Daniel II. Long, at Frederick Bellows,
Jrs, No So Broadway"
Cur eyes were opened, The mystery stood
explained, The story We had heard was true
Nothing looks 50 like fiction, as Il plain, ungar-
ntshed fact! Sunday Times
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-06
LOUDON MULLIN.

6sE \ a. az = l, I. A y d 4 ENr,
4 D DEI ER ~ TX CHI Nc E
council fE!uffS. down.
- opened an office on Broadway, ncNl door cas-, n
l. lIoul's Drug Store where particular and persons,
attention will lie gwen 10 the LAND AGsNIN
sss SzNSGNs, IN al It's branches, in Council Rufus and
Sioux tity Land Districts, a.d In Nebraska Trrrfur
liz preparing copies 81 the Government, Fiat,
and having secured The services Of good Practical SUI
veynr, WHO has thorough knowledge OF our Western
Lands aud their Surveys, will he la pvnc, Of an r.
liab!h information IN regard To the Land. IN the shove
distract.
ls,,td Located for Settlers and distant D,aler, at
the low -I rates,
E.un,isund roWa Lot. bought aud sold On
Commission.
sand S:nrruBtS bought and constantly on hand
for sale, for III, or On time.
Eg.ais OF B.XCstnHgT bought and sold
objections made aud proceeds promptly remit
ted, at current rates OF Exchange
&OGCs Ebi.C0umt"a Oh short time, well secured,
Esup0sits received, and interest allowed.
REFERENCES
Luscas x Simons, Bankers, st. Louis, Mo
Morgan, McCIung & Co.,
: s. Harrington Son,
Green, Thoma- & Co, Bankers, burlington, Iowa.
CoOlbauRh d Brooks
Sparing, Good 4 Co, Philadelphia
OIiI, NorcrnS~ & Co. Boston.
Hon. Jas Harlan, VI. &. NJ. Pleasant, Iowa.
Co" 4. saunders,
John II. Gear s Go Burlington, Town.
Wood, Bacon i Co, ph,ladcNhlh.
w. Shinn, Council Bluff, Iowa.
Cllas. IEendrie, Burlington, Iowa.
G, 0. LockHrI, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Morris Rndsk"pf, " Jan Swly
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-06
call Tor = National Republican Con.
yene10n.

1otM Republican, Of Tie United States:
In accordance with what appears to be the
general desire Of the Republican party. and in
the suggestion Of large portion of the Repub.
lican press, the undersigned, chairnen of the
State Republican Committee, Of Maine. Vermont
Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Michigan. Indiana and Wisconsin, hereby inyip
tne Republicans Of the Union to meet in info RIM.
convention u Pittsburgh on the 22d y etr,,.
ary, 1856, for the purpose of cffectiuv ~. ~
aonal organization, and providing for ! Sa,;na.
al Delegate Convention Of tie Reput ,Iican nm !,
a some subsequent day, to nominate candid. 80,
Tor the Presidency and yice.Presidency ~ h.
supported at the election In November isas
4. 7. srosx, of Ohio.
J. z. GooDHIrn, Of Mass.
DAVID W..xor, of Penn.
nawhsScs BRAISERp, of Vt.
Lillian A. WHITE, OF Wis.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-06

4 statement has appeared from Commodore
Vanderbilt i'll support of his proposition to
transport the United States mails from New
York TO Europe twice month, alternately With
The Collins line. The compensation asked Is
Ei6,58o the rourd rip, and ills proposed by Mr..
Vanderbilt dat this shall cease whenever Con
gross shall adopt the policy of withholding gov
ernmen' patronage in all It's forms from steam
ships traYersing the Atlantic.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-06
TIE MEnny az.EseIr.
NJ EfKuT. PATroy.

Jingle, Jingle, clear the wav, e.
It's the merry, merry sleigh.
As il swifsly sciids along.
Hear the burst Of happy soag
See the gieaia OF gianees bright,
Flashing Ger the pathway white
Jingle, jingse--how j, whirls,
Crowded i,ili of happy giris
Jingle. jingie--fas. it fies,
Shooting shafts from rogaisil eyes:
Careless arrhers I'll be bound.
Little heediag waona they wound,
See them with caprieioas praniz,
Flowing nov the irifted hanks.
Jiagie- t;ngie-'mid their gIee.
Who among them cares for me-
Jingle, jingle, on they flow,
Caps and bonnets white with snow,
And the faces swimming past
Nodding through the feecs blast;
Not = single robe they fold
To protect them from the cold
Jingle, iiagle--'Ilid the storm.
Fun and frolic keeps them warm.
Jingle, jingle, down the hills,
Ger the meadows, past the mills,
Now It's slow and now It's fast,
Winter will not always last;
Every pleasure has It's time,
Spring will come aud stop the chime.
Jingle, jingle-ciear the way,
It's the merry, merry sleigh.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-06

GREAT TYPOGRAPHICAL FEAr.-Thc most re
marh"blc OF al! performances in the way OF rapid
publication has just been effected by a Philadel-
phia trnl-Messrs. f. H. Butler 6; Co.-in placing
before the public their edition of the third and
fourth volumes OF Macaulays History of England.
The whole process was accomplished with de-
gree o! speed hitherto unriyalled The London
edition contains 1000 octave pages. OF this
large work the types were picked up and set, the
pages sterehtyped and printed, and copies OF the
irst edition Of ten thousand copies we're in the
hands ofthe publishers, bound within fifty work.
ing hours from the commencement of the work
Sach speed should astnuish the London pub
fishers. When their edition was already stereo
typed, and 10000 copies ready for delivery, they
announced the fact, and 36. Of'n subscribers pre-
sented themselves. The publishers asked delay
of"ne month to prepare the additional $4,000
copies--t Philadelphia North American
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-06

An UNKHowN AUrHoR.-The London Athgne-
nm contains the following curiols paragraph {:
The anonymous writer Of the German tragedy,
The Gladiator Of Ruycnna, has not been ascer-
tanned up 10 this moment circumstance doublv
curious, as the drama not only main aims its high
popularity, but Il, Tie poets shares in the profits
OF its vari0's performances amount it is said to
80 large sum as 10000 thalcrs' (cl ,500D This
sum, deposited in the cash-boxcs of the different
Court theatres, waits the legitimate owners dis
posa; but neither laurels nor gold it appears, can
induce the dramatstto step forth from his cloud
Al all events h" must be richer man than Ger
man poets generally are"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-06

DIscoyCEErIse Ak 0nAroR,-1t is astonishing
how little Iuattei. wiz sometimes discon-
cert a man who is accustomed to speak in pub
lIc and to have his thoughts about him, and
ready at-contnand, on almost all occasions
Il was 0aee opening speech from the stump, .
said Distinguished Western political orator TO
Us recently, "and Was just beginning to warm
with nav subject, when remarkably clear and
deliberate voice broke oat behind me saying:
GEES he wouldn't tsIh quite 50 highfalutit'
if he iusw that his trousers was bust clean out
behind, 7" s. . .-= --- j.. %
From that moment corldn't get on The
people in front began 10 laugh, a.a there was
load roar IN MY rear, and / dared not reverse
my position for fear OF having a new audience
OF my condition. | made, OF rather invented an
excuse for delay, and sa. down. The malicious
seoIndrel." continued the orator, II. vas only
a mean trick after ali. There was nothing
under heaven the matter with ny unmentiona-
bies"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-06

ARorT PREAcHiSG.--Rev. Dr. Woods, Of
An9orer, was once giving his class some fnstruc.
tons about preaching in such a manner as to
gain attention and applause. Young gentle
men, said he, 'tt', ali contained in Il nut she'll
hen You 20 10 preach in the city, take your
best coat; when you 20 to preach III the coun-
try, ta&e your hest sermon.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-06

\ Novel ANswEE.--A few Sabbaths since II
a town in the vicinity Of this city, teacher Of 4
Sunday school was engaged in questioning hi.
pupils upon subjects connected with their pre-
HouS studies in the Bible. At last turning to a
Young lrishman, member oftbe class, he as. ed
a" hat Adam lost by the fall?' Pat for few
moments was apparently in a brown study bat al
last his face frightened he iRterrogatively re.
Piled; An was it his hat, sir?"-Boston Travel
Ter
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-06

IF They DoHr RuN KISS 'E@.-At Bouiogac,
during the reception OF Queen Victoria, NAM
Der OF English Ladies, i'll their anxiety to see
ever! Thing, pressed with slch force against ihe
soldiers, "Au were keeping the line, HAT the latter
were in SON. instances OBLIGED 20 give way, and
generally were, to Us" the expression of orr po-
livcmen, 'Impeucd in the execution OF their
dGty." The officer, in command, seeing The state
Of affairs shouted out
Ore roll OF the drum then, if they don't keep
back kiss them all
At the first sound OF the parchment, the Eng
fish ladies tooH to flight. III they had been
FRENCH says Partisan Journalist they would
have remained to Il woman