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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-04-18

" pey- SpRIYG.-How much some people
sre given to talking, writing and thinking
about Spring Every one, as soon as the
6rst sunny day has warmed his notions of
propriety in regard to what ought to be
called Spring, throws smt something or
other about the weather, and then goes on
to state long discourse about spring.
leaving out the weather its way that
editors have Of doing things. delightful
spring." say they, "thou hast come again,
indeed, to cheer our h'lf frozen hearts,
and to revive our dropping spirits, thou
beautiful germ of another summer, gentle
as infancy, and no less lovely. With thee
oil is gladness of heart and lullnoss of en-
joyment, and brigh hopes of mcrficr days
and happier times. The light of thy young
sun is as dear to our eyes as the summers
smile, and brighter. Thy breath is sweet
as the dewy incense of a summer S morn
Thou'rt welcomed back again with the
melody of sweetest songsters, the bubbling
music of the mountain rill, and the loud
ttrlumphant roar of the swelling food. The
humble flower that thought it was forgot
and dropped, again rears its tinny- head a
thy dear approval. and bids thee welcome
in thy young beauty, and lives on again il
glsdness. Welcome, welcome spring I
This is the strain in which spring is usher,
ed in, which would all be well enough il
Tspring would stay spring, and not freeze
us to death as she is wont. While We write
"Wednesday, April l5th,) one of the fines
snow storms which VIC have seen during
the past winter, is raging. Every fake il
broad, firm and compact, and comes dane
ing to the earth as if it had wicked sOr
of pleasure in scattering to the winds ol
covering with the white pail Of Winter al
the poetry and pleasure of Spring, Fo
ourselves We can say that we don't fancy
this season Of spring
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LIST OF CAUSES FOR TRIAL AT
MAY TERM,

!. John GcrIng ct NJ. rs. Cha,lcs F Mann.
= samuel Il. McCullock ct al ps SamuclF, lIeadIcy
$ William knoRs RS. George l.. Kline ct al.
. William Boons rs. George l., Kline
Frederick Beats Eyrs, RS Philip Winterstcon ct nj
y Joseph stackhouso us Gilbert Fowler.
Z Jane VI Berninger Us w. a. Kline.
{ David HeinbOdus Aaron Wolf.
Fcter Applcman vt al rs Leonard Rupert et al,
10 Mary Vnnsicsle rs Joseph Rurkle ct al.
IL George Miller as Clotworihy Fisher.
IL George Miller as Nathaniel OvcrdcH.
~ Peter hpploman as Leonard Rupert
u Thomas Parker Us John u Parker.
70 George Il. Kline rs Moses Conntan.
l6 John Wagner sally Wagner.
II Susannah Han rs Clcmuel Henry,
lS Isaac Brown rs Robert Lyon.
10 William Robson VS. Wilson Agcr.
20 Isliah Shuman Jacob T. Shumnn ctul
u Jesse Hicks rs scph kirkcndall.
- Jacob Schuyler rs Wilson Agcr.
% Nathan Seey us Daniel 81 Spjneubrrg's Adnlts.
81 Fletcher Bpdson rs William Long.
- Cthnrinr Tanner rs John d Weaver.
26 Adm Gable rs Enc c Fox, Admir-.
q William Wialr rs Gordon Il. COT
% nathan Niastcller Us stephen Badly.
- Christian liest rs Daniel Gigger
10 william iiopper Us Edmond Crawford
~ G.0rIc Fttilrnan Solomon Fcticrman.
~ Mart in MOwrur re Thomas Stnckhunsg ct al.
~ Gilbert Fowler rs DANIEL Fowler. Ex.
"a George Moore ct al rs David L,wis It al.
- I1niel Knstenhader rs David llans
~ It'ghmdn u SlroUSe ri nj rs John Hess.
~ William Ritrnhnusc RS Samuel f. II 6adlcy,
% james Ralsinn RS James Rllston, Jr', Admir-.
10 leun1rr w Nullma ctal RS LcwisV Myers ct n
ii David Hell dthrnni rs Benjamin Frux.
:! Rabc;ca Garrison ~ Alfred lowell.
IS lirA'ri H. WintCrstrcn ct al rs ChsiGan Sh ma
II Wil'iam inhrson cs william Edgar.
BiOnm sburg, March % ,le57
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-04-18

DT- MOVED INTO Towy.-Since the
first Of April we notice many new faces in
town, ofporsons who have taken up their
residence with the intention of making it
permonant. We are quite sure they could
not have made tnyestmcnts in a more flour.
ishing or prospering place, or take up 'heir
abode in more admired and beautiful
town. We welcome them into our midst
and trust they may be highly pleased with
their new places of residence.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-04-18
SUFFER NOT,

WHEN PERMANENT CUREIS. GUARANTEED
w in all stages of SECRET DISEASES. St!fh Abuse
Nervous Debility, Structures fleets Gravel Mercurin
Rh"umalsn, ScrntulO Pains IN the Ankles and Bones
Diseases of the ThrtHt Nose and Eyes Ulcers upon
the Body, Female Irregularities and all improper dis
charges, matter OF how long standing. or obsiaatn
the recovery certain IN shorter time tlaI
permanent cure could be effected by any other treat
ment after the skill Of the eminent uhysi.
clans had failed. and the disease resisted al other
of cure, Th2 remedies free from Cdor eau,
Ing neither sickness inconvt nipnte and without
mercury or balsam During lwcuiy years pructice,
have restored health seventeen irons md ia.
tens who suffering under the wrrst forms Of all
the above mCniionrd diseases Shirl r1urCs in
promising nn rfec, aud most speedy Secret die.
The greatest enemies 10 hcIih harpncss
as they are the hrst cause oi consumption srruia
and should he terror 10 al mai ions the earth
the disease is rcuning so common and iTcatm Mt
little Understood, that permanent cure Is srarcev
ever effected, hs mnJnry of The fan into the
hands Of incompetent persons, whn not only fail o
cure the malady but ruin the constitution with
sive suLlImair-a dangerous poison, preparation
mercury which, with tlie of disease in ihs
system, pT0ducrs many Of the above amsd
which finally IN consumption aad Tx que "
a rapid one; but should it death tpurdiIy
and The victim 70 disease mnrics the tIsrase is then
conveyed from the parent to the chidteH cRu.ng
TO come into the world with scrpfua, acions OF thv
skin eyes throat, &c, and afain inates in con
sumption. aud consIgns its vitim ~ unme erav,
between the ages OF six months and thirty 1--WE
Sell ahGs" il other tumdHble enemy TO hea ih IL
destroys lhr nervous system rapidly wasting the
energies ofIife, causing mental dnrangcpeut nreyPnt
ing proper cveoPmeut of the system. and disquui
Tying its victim tor aTtiage, society business and
earthly happiness Female rrcgulaTitics and al OF he
d'selS' o females treated in the most skifl and
ennhc manner. Medicines, with dJEcrtion4. sent 20
part o the United States ana CanRdas by patient
communicating their synlntoms hy letter
OK So pos' Once FhBFRr sIr.bclow l2th, fhilsde
phia, Pa,
March Il, Iss7 .. r. .t.a.. ..
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sGr VINO ARE THEY "A young lady,
on being asked What She thought of the
parody on "Tell me yo winged winds, >
replied that she knew s'veral gentlemen
who would hive no difficulty in finding
places on eaHi where men are not
whether desirable or.aut. Who f. Il at til At
fire
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-04-18

R6Sr BEWARE OF RoBBERs.-Hon. l..
+. RUpERT's Smoke House, was robbed
on Monday night of large lot of Hams
and shoulders.
, Ex-Sheriff BILLMEYER, few nights
since, had a slather of catables purloined
from his Larder, and DR.. RAMsEY's Smoke
House was also robbed Of quantity of
meat. Such conduct is dsgroceful to
Bloomsbury, aud the miscrcan,s should be
feretted out and severly punished. We
want an efficient Police for he.purposc of
preserving order and protecting the inter-
ests Of our citizens.
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pas- New GooDs. We perceive that
Messrs. ELSE & WILSON, have again re-
plenished their shelves, with large as.
sortment of Candies, Fruits, &c., from the
Eastern cities, to which VIC invite The at.
tion of our citizens.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-04-18

33O7 yes amounting to S!0i 900
Hhoie PitIc's, $40; HalUcs. S5 quarters. y
The 5000 FRIES of 3iu VIII ba determined by inc
la figure ui the Numir that draws the S!,ODU friz"e
For xumplr il t, Number ing the s?ao9O fIiHn
inls wIlii No l. then all the Tickets wher"i tie num-
brt ruds IN W,ll he eniii"d 10 so, II the Numl"r
ruds with No =, then al the rirktts where the Nam
bur ends in : llht entitled $40, and -nOh lou.
INDUCEMENTS TO CLuBS.
As ny thts : hcme. one TiCketin every lOs gnarhh.
ferd To draw 10 will sell Certificates g Pncfages of
10 Tirkr,s (wrrr the numbers end in s,3 A. o. d. I.
SO, UDai tie following rates, which is the risk on
them.
All til. they draw the siD Prlzcs acsrues to the
purchaser. "
Gel Utica tie OF Pa, kageor 10 Whole Tickets, sJu
10 Halt 3.
10 Quarter " '' L.
II will be pcrcrvcd bv this plan, that for 500 Ie
purchaser has n certificate of lHTckcts when " N
buys Tickets he wouid only got for hat sum 6Wholcs
thus by buying Certificates he has four more chace
for the larger Przcs-lIalves ann .lnarter Packages
in proportion. .- - -..,.,,.,.. ..-
in ORDERITG TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money our address for the Tickets
ordered on receipt of which they vii be forwarded
first mail. Purchasers can have Tickets ending in
figure they may designate.
THE isioi drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent tC
purchasers Immediately after the drawing 4.
PriZc Tickets cashcd or rencwedin other Tickets n
ithGT uihcc.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates either 10
S. SWAN Il GO, 1t aRtt, Ga.
or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ma.
January2l 1851.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-04-18
GRAND JURORS FOR MAY TERN

Ri arcrcck--Jnhn DOak, Eichatd hompson.
trntr:- solomon Nryhari.
tunwisRa- Chhflcs Krcigh.
GrcrnwoGd- John Lemon, Geo. Matters, Edwa I'd
\ lbcrst II "a JrhusCu Isaac wiit.
lIcmoc Il Peter Fppit man.
Locust -lohr eager.
Mou unipiea sart- incoh GtIo
Nj dlIn- Ahrnham Mostelief. william n Brown.
Name Dn mel s'lun,an.
Mnutour-retet II ciuiac
Madi - james johns u, KcircrA Smith John
Swishcr.
Pinr--Ab,ft Iiunter.
ScOtt-Jpln Trr.Ibly IIlrInln e. Crcveli ng ia X
son GarretSon.
Sutar lnaf-hndrew Larb h.
Blooms msburg, March 25, 1857.
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ONE PRICE ONLY (!

ilPPlNCOTr Il cos Dash Clothing Warchourc
Soui West corner nf Fourth a1d Mlrkat strlGl4, rm
adephia The only Os0 Price cOttag Store /" 9ntr'e
cash purchasers Of Mtn's or hOrs CIothing. 4
wholesale aud retail can harc, make their selection
frool an i'm ucnse stock uf asionably cut aud well
made clothing, g0tpp with a,viaw To sdc satisfaction
To all aud al the very lowest possible selling price is
ma rSed in plain figures on every garment, all buy II
the same ice, audi whether they Judges OF goods
or not, they cannot be deceived. One uniform low
price to ask aud TAX isln eYGrybndy, vile The usua
ino lie Of asking two prices and ukns all that can be
t. suits nobody an cats three. 10 irth tJJ rsta ne
man asks SIS fora rat, and crwards agrees to take
$40 ani tits rqlal rain, that he would have taken
; H. il he could Lave g,t ii, and thus arinuiy cha,
H. plrchl sor'oit live dOiiars To remedy this evil
and ~ tibisl corift rnce in HE trade IppiNNOT
co.. ii auuflrnbpow price on all their goods, very
much low the usual rates aud viii nav,rv,ry ono
cent under any'sCircumsianccs.
ITChLL ANn SEE,.EI
Al the South Wrst cofno of Fourth AMI Market sccts
Philadelphia.
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TRAVERSE JURORS-NAY TERM.

Bloom Morris Van Iimssirk
Brarcreek-llenry Rhtcnhousc Henry Duuk, John
Frcls.
Beaver-ChatIcs Mic haeI, NO ses sehic her, Jac,
Bite nheh der
BintDn-RIe In rd stiles Jose ph e. Hess.
C"ntre-john F, ttcr Jacob Ilagcubuch
Cattwis II DauietCiayw ell
G eenw oOd-hhrluaH nrriLClbis, Jacob D ten.
bender.
Hon Ock- Reuben Bogari,
Ja"ksun-Gcorgc Faryer, Iran Trrr,
Locust !ohn I. Ii'rsi Jonas, ,BGruingcr G. G. n
wcr Edwin Jnhn
Mini n-J'hn Folk, Henry Eellas, Thomas htpn
Hiram FrCus
Ma irI IIn-NGhnmi1h Wcliivcr Richard ncmcii.
mnnni plets tnt-John iii ipmpn, Philip Crawford
Paul kiiue,
RIIrir.cr"tk-W vii liam nrrishnrh.
S'ltt -it"Gcc Taiuutn, William A. yrrs. Thomas
Sc lincilHlnu, willard g Green
Signrloat-Grorrc StcGmnu.
Bo).n1b Irg, Iarcn ., 1857
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Gay Fruit, &C - The cold weather 10
the. early part of this week did but little
injury to the fruit buds. In one or two
instances, in exposed situations, we under
stand th't thcpcachand pear buds were
somewhat injured, but not to ans serious
extent.
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~ THE DEMoCRA ATTIC NOMINEE FOR GOV Err.
NORA corrrsrondtntIwritcs that as soon ecu.
Packer heard that he had been nominated for Coverno
by the Democratic Conve Ation7a Harrisburg, he dc.
clarcd hi msclI overjoyed, aud avowed his determine
take the sumpHt an early dsy in irresistible
suit clothing from the mag nicent establishment
Gu AWHILE STOKES No 900 Chestnut street, above 9TH
Phndcphi
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~ We have been requested to announ-
cs that the Rev. GEORGE WARREN, will
preach in the Court House, Tomorrow
morning, at 10 o'clock,
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ng- WILL NOT Pass The probabilities
are that the bill increasing the pay of Jurors
aud Witnesses attending Court, will not
pass the legislature this Scssioo.
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nS~ THE GALE.--lh he heavy gale which
prevailed on Wednesday last, resulted in
considerable damage in the way of blowing
down fences, &c, in various parts of the
county.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-04-18
Columbia democrat.

The following are the receipts to the Office
OF the COLUMBIA DEMocRAT, during
the month of March, 1857
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HoIIoway's Pills.
A MEDICAL REVOLUTION.
The World Unanimous

THE GREAT COUNTER tRRlTANT
THE virus ofdiscase often makes It's way TO the In
Il ternal organs through the pores oithc skin This
penetrating Ointment, melting under the hand rs IL 10
rubbed in is absorbed through the same channels and
reaching the seat OF Inflammation, promptly and invn.
riabiy subduos t, whether located in the Kidneys ,he
liver, the lungs or any other important organ. 1t
countless tubes that Communicate with the skin in
summer ruIn passes into the fevered earth, dnsing
SKIN psISsGs Dfs HNS
Every specicso extororirftationis quickly reduced
BY the anti infammatory action ofthis Ointment
Angry Ernptions, such as Salt Rleum. Erysipeaa
Tetter Rinewotm, scald Head Netile Rash, scabes.
or Itch) e.. die out to return no more, under its ap.
p'icniion Hospital espericncein all parts 1.-THE world
proves its nfallibiIiy in diseases Of the skin. the
MUSCLES the joints aud The glands.
ULCERS SORE AND TUMoRs ...
The effect 0r this nuyailcd external remedy upo
scorla and othervirulan ulcers and sores isninost
miraculous, 1t first discharges tic poison which pro-.
dIrcs snppntnion and proud hesl and mus the cures
which its healing properties alierward complete are
WOUNDS, BRUISES, Burns AND sCALns.
In cases orthe rnctute OF the bones rieh caused
by steam explosions, Bruises Burns, sculis RLeumn
tism, Stiffness ofthc Jopts. and contraction of the s
news, IL IS employed anl warmly recommended By the
faculty. This mirveous remedy has b. en- nroduc ed
by its Inventor in person INTO all the leading Hospitals
oEurnpc, and no private household should be without
UNDENIABt.E TESTIMONY,
The medical staff of the French al Eng lish armies
n tho Crimer, have Offciny signed then approval
noilowavs Ointment, the most reliable dr,ssng f,t
sabre cuts slabs aud gun sno, wounds 1t is also
Both the Ointment anil Pills Should be
used IN Tie following cases:
Bunions, Piles, Sore Ilcads,T
Rurns Rheumatism, 'ore Throats,
Cnari ed tiards, Ringw"-' ores OF all kinds
Chilh'aina, Sa., hneum, rains.
Fistula, Scalds st. Joints.
Gout Skin Diseases, Tet r.,
| Tunbngo, Swellrd Glands Ulcer.',
Mercural Erup.Sorc Legs, Vencreal Sores
/ tiOns, Sore Breasts, Wounds, all kinds.
SIll nj the nj nfactories of professor Holloway
go Maiden Lane, New York, and s4i Strand, London
by all respectable Druggists aud Dealers in MedIcine
thrOus shnu the United States an the riviliscd world
In pots At IS Cents,G2l cents, and 81 cac
There is considerable saving my taking tue nrgcr
sizes.
I US CAUTION None arc genuine unless the words
H0io1ody. Ntc York and london" are dscrrnble
rater mark every leaf Of the book OF directions
around each pot hnx the may be plainly sccI
| by holding tie loaf TO tie light handsomg reward
WI he gwen to amy one rendering such information
may lead to the detection Of any party or parties
conunicri,itng the mGdcines vending the same
! knowing them to be spurious.
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T5- THOMAS W. MA1"rSuN, Receive, the prize f
Medal nt the Worlds Fair in l.ond IN, ls:I, fo r
TRUNKS. CARPET BAGS Boots, shoes aud Gums -
Great inducsH,e offered purchasers ofthe
above articles. This is much the largest stock
Carpet Bugs, Nalccs &c, in Philadelphia very CHEAP,
or cash. Minur,ctorics: 1870 Market Street, $. W.
nrncr an l!3 M,rkct street, 3. f. corner n Foutth.
"WOODLAND CREAM."7 ponlGdo for bcdatUyiHg
the Hdir-hghly prrfi med supc rirr Ia any French
tical imported and fr hal { the rice For dress ing
Ladies' liairdi has cqut giving il bright glossy
appearance, 1t Gcntlrmon's Iar to curl IN the
mOsti natural mann,r 1t removes daaGrun always
giving the II air e appearance Of being fresh shn
Iooncd, p rice ony dty ccut9 None genuine unless
gnod,
FEThIrGE& Co, N. Y. ptorthtots oi the
'Bo!n efd 1hOGsand forers."
E.,K ul.L Nm nrII.t
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Special Notices.

VIZ PURIFY YOUR DLooD.--'ro purify the blood,
and keep it re, isc ly certain guarantee for
good health, and we know Of remedy winch more
thoroughly and safe yc fleets that end than urlcy's
sarsapariIla The is now at hand when every
person wou be benefited by few bott les Jackson
port (y4rkansas) Uaion.
April 4, ls57-y
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Spring and Summer
6 0 q DIS.
Ts'5Srkty, Neal &rS'N

JAVING Just received una opened their stock of
!mrrcBandTe for Spriug sales, gnch Cumpfises =
LARGEST, Cii EPESf, aud IIANDSDM .ST assort.
mcnt now offered in this TOWN Having ma i'd rrrat
attention 10 tht Selection Of their stock TO
price ard quality, they Eaitrr .hrgisrivrs that tuey
cOHpGlc with the cheapest, and those wishing
10 buy cheap, save money bv giving us cnn. We
have alt kinds nI Goods and Wares to supply the
People. ry large lot of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
French Merrnocs, Woolplaids, Aipacas, Bombazines
lie hasc Poplins Parametta cloths, MolaIr Iilstres
Muslin DE Laincs Persian clohs Giug liza ,Calicoes
&c.
WHITE GOODS or ALL KINGS, Stoves, Collars
i1ndkcrcbics, hnuncIngs, baGdS and Trimmings
accs and cdgings, bonnet rlI ons, in large variety
velvet ribbons, and braidS kid ceon, and Isle threaC
gloves, Mokair mitts, &c.
We invite our friends and the public generally &c
give us cal before purchasing elsewhere. WehavC
bOughIOur goods at Lowest Cas- Prices and Will moi
be uu crso i'd by anybody. or the rest o /" mapkind
MCKELVY, NEAL Il CO.
Bloom. barg March 81, 1857.
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gay" Tile Eive Per (cNi. SoviNg Fnnd
of'he National SAFETY Company, Wa'nY street, south
wost corner!of 7atsa ,ircc Philadelphia, has
than OsE MnLosIf Dollars, all in NonrA0ss GRouND
hEsrs and other fret class securities, to The benefit
drppsitnrs
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-04-18

One volume octave. Illustrated with twenty Eve
supc4liy crlotod aud tnted eugralinps executed in
the best manner itpm Mr. Fnltuns original druwings
rcpres scniilr his numerous Inventions in Steam Nav-
cation SubmarUr Navigation, fOrtiicRtons c., &c,
together with copies OF his curly drawings when an
Arts, miniature painter III Phladrlphi, by frank.
iiu R.iLatt, Esq Author Of United States huOgra.
ply" The Inventors aud P1teniees' Guide" &C SC.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-17

wslrrEN roR epoRrEk,s sptRrr.,

Ia - lives Mark B., the proprietor
Of large livery stable. Thinking as much
OF good horse as any person, and greatly
given to blowing on their qualities; in the
summer Of SO, as he Was vending his wsy
from the stable to his dinner, he saw q bay
mare tied behind wagon, the canvass cover
showing it belonged to an emigrant There
was something in the appearance Of the mare
that arrested his attention, and ~ he made
a full stop to examine her more closely, his
practiced eve discovered ut once that she
was beast Of more than ordinary preten-
sions, and made to 60 Gas fast as she was a
mind to-
The owner was found, aud bargain soon
concluded, which vested oil ssright, title and
interest" TO the mare in Mark, upon the pay
ment to the omigrant of $500. After dinner
she was duly harnessed to the light buggy,
and proved to Mark that his judgment had
not deceived him, going mile on the plank
road III considerably less than four minutes.
Perhaps there was no blowing from that
time out A comparison with ANYTHING bu,
Flora Temple or Lady Suffolk, being out Of
the question, and odious in the extreme. She
was forthwith separated from the plebian
company in the stable, and installed in q
snug barn contiguous to his dwelling, where
she revealed up to her knees in straw, and
was groomed until her coat was MS glossy as
race horse. Every day she was exercised,
getting her regular work and improving in
her gait as rapidly ms could be expected -
The blowing at the stable increased, until
the roof was threatened by the accumulation
Of gas. :.
All ut once the training was stopped: a
discovery haa been made which put a stop 10
all further driving for the fall. The mare
was with foai.
! This changed the current OF the wind. Now
the foal was to be tue prodigy. Twas long
before Mark could settle his mind ON the dis.
tingashed sire; one day it was Washington.
next Poscara, Andrew jackson. &c. until
finally receipt for the season money fixed.
,nllsputably, the paternity on Ethan Allen
app o.......s, ... AL. IL. ..,......
to lose sight Of her for so long time. tbs
mare was consigned to friend ia Jack son
] county. where roomy box was awarded 10
her Tor her quarter, and carrots, bran mash
s., and sweetest Of farm hay for her food
Every week inquiries were made by Mark in
regard TO her health, when, in the latter par
OF April, bis anxiety was relieved by hearing
that ali danger had passed, the critical pe.
rod had safely gone by. But, alas, 10,
Marks hopes--they were destined TO b.
blasted tae fabric which he had reared with
90 much trouble WAS like the celebrated Rus.
sian palace-after the advent Of warm wealth.
or. dissolved, not TO water, but air.
The colt was mule, The letter TINT con
veyed the intelligence was promptly answer.
1 ed next day. The following is tranSHript
DEAR LAL cut the long cared thine,s
throat, and dry up the mare, and for Hesv.
ems sake say nothing.n