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IL Quite an excitement occurred last week In
Carlisle, Pennsylvania, which came near ending
in riot. Several United States recruiting off,
GERS from the barracks Were arrested for fast
riding; rescue was attempted by the recruits.
when one OF them was badly beaten. His brother
omcers being under the impression that he was
sent to jail, assembled to the number Of forty
armed with clubs, and dema nded a release The
Sheriff called out the citizens, dispersed the mob,
and restored uniet without loss of life
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O-A testimonial has been proposed, on behalf
Of the American people, to Captain w ilson, Of the
brig Minnie Shifier, in rescuing nearly six bum
dred persons, passengers Of the steamship Con.
naught, from death by burning or drowning
The passengers themselves have done something.
The people Of Boston have also testified their
hearty applause Of his conduct and now New
York will report her judgment Of so much gall
laatry and humanity
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UNITED STATES AND Texas BOUyDARy.-Tbe
work Of fixing the boundary line between the
Territories Of the United States and the State of
Texas having been completed under the superin-
tendence OF Commissioner John II Clark that
ofncer, with his party, set out for Fort smith
where they arrived on the 18th, all well. The
party Will here be disbanded, when the Commits.
report and maps "
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NEWS FROM The IsrHMUs OF PANAMA DIG
patches have been received a, the NAVY Depa I.
ment from Capt. Porter, In command of tn,
Montgomery. He reports everything auiet. and
apPrehends no further trouble from the Insurgents
1t 10 generally admitted that the timely landing
OF English and American forces at Panama ore.
vented serious outbreak and great less of life
and property tappears that the English landed
their forces before they were requested to do SO by
the authorities at Panama
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IL The Roman Catholic Church at Carlisle,
Pa, was destroyed by fire last week. The edifce
was an old one, and was insured to It's full value
The FIRE is supposed to have caught from the altar
candles '-
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- By a. GREEN. Auet,oneer.

TRUsTEE'e BALE OF VALUABLE BuLp-
AT AUcrIc x.-gh "a iDAY. the .ista Gay Of ocso-
be-, g. hall sell IN f.9nt Of sas premises e
~ sss the "a sa % : 70 u
md rssoreed IN Liter .. A. p, No.. issl lolios q.
toa oeussy in the Distrlot 81 MIA the follow
i9x msefiensd pIope y lipg and bsilS In the Guy
s p ,St sf0ss, Ths .st viii
Lots nsmbsred sixteen and seventeen. us and I'D
u.oes Los nsmbe.sd ktsen, ISL in square nsn-
es5eS tsS ~, hansref fnAd pinsty Aye. Iosy Lets
6sfed tan h1 ted ana N srsy -sevsn. Il osgj LSss
SenbeIed ak Nd seyen, sod .. M sguaSs ~
pored eleSen hunero and neteon. LA )0nu6nR-
tnz Ma, rg0afe fyek more or less. = y
1fns cash. All eenvsysnosrg at The 60 q -
). 20 nc isrms re pct complied vita In Ave H.ss
g. t1stse rescfvs the 2 ~ 20 resell she properly
BIZ u De. &. CAkkiNeT'ik.T Trustee.
% " dSdsi ,ssan8 .--i.r A 6RfkN. Apet
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, III Mayor Wood publishes a card of thanks to
the hremen, in which he says he is requested by
the r.lnce 10 say that in no country has he wit
messed exhibition of like characte, IN Tho NJ,
YORK procession at all to be compared with Il
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w me idea Of Installing the Pope In Js,u,,.
lem mas oeen preached by the French pres :
w government camel express m. b..n ~ :.
tahnshed between Los Angeles and Fort Moh.s =
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NAVAL IsrELLIGENcR. The new aae-sh,n os
the Mediterranean squadron. the steam corvett.
*. chmond' Is now In commission off the NorfeII
Navy Yard, and only awaits the final di.nstcb.s
OF tie Navy Department to sail to her destination
sac VIII probably leave on "Wednesday or Tbnr.'
dav Commodore Bell, the Commander.inCbief
o. tne new hett will have his forces assembled on
the station about the list of December rh.c NH, nm
be as follows: eS VIII
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THE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY.
Spirit OF ia. s1orninx Press.

The Constitution urges the conservative men Of
the country to prof, by the lesson taught by the
late State elections. and unite on the Breckin-
ridge and Lane ticket The same paper pub
fishes with comments, long letter from Hon.
Amos Kendall, vindicatory Of his late political
course.
The Isfsligsnesr suggests that the intelligent
student Of our political annals can recall the fire.
quent periods at which 1t has been common 10
despair Of the Republic, and that such retro
spect can hardly fail to prove instructive In every
season Of public apprehension, as serving to show
that the 'evils'' believed from time to time to be
inevitable: have existed rather in fancy than in
fact .r~l'Frf ---
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Coz. LANpsR's EXPEDITION. Advice, b,v.
been received from Superintendent Lander OF the
Fort kearney, South Pass, and Honey Lake
wagon road, dated Sacramento, California, sept
9Th. The party disbanded. and Colonel Lander
Is engaged In making up his report In time FOR
Congress. -S A0'
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THIS AFTERNOON 8 TO. MoRRoW

By J. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Aucuoneers.
VALUABkE UNIMPRoyED PROPERTY
NrII Fist WARD AT AUCTION WED-
NEslAY AFTERNOON, October i7th, q four
O'CLOCK, on The premises, We shall sell Lot No Is,
IN - usre NO Ia, fronting 50 feet and half inoh
on Nlneteenth at west, bety cen and y sta. north
running back is feet 10 inches.
II rms: ope- third cash; the residue in Q and II
the premises. Title perfect
eel2 d >. c. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auets.
By WALL 4 BARNARD, Aucnopeera
SSon AND flATSRES OF FANCY
Thurs bAf MORNING isth inst A q q :eoos
We vii sell. at the store THE flag vii deeaenate the
keeel on the east side Of Eishth street. near o. the
SOCK ana fI1 lures, comprisng-
Straw and RtetorJ Rrooms. Whisps and Msts,
Bird Cages, Ropes, KNIFE TIays add Selves,
Faney Baskets, Setchels, Keelers, Buokets and
ssiy.s. T!sy: and : vsnets 1S ofi Wooden Ware.
Toys, Ac. &c :
Wood seat Chairs, Washing Machines.
Mschlne Tor MAKING Brooms, Vice and other I'm
r sTms sosssa
oeIa WALL q BARNARD, Auot,.
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OMcen

: -, Losij r....... ..........5,379 $40 Al
Inc kichmond 10 TO be chiefly employed I'm
,anesn seaboard, and may, for some time mai.
Nsples her headQ uarters. '..--e
n, Inc United States ship Shubrick arrived at San
Di1so on ne 10Th OF September.
s,a.,' M. u. Watkins, Of the United States
Sss h sarenac, Pacific Squadron, whose death
sb 20 an announced en- cred the service on the
viryp nay, r. ISL, receiving Lis appointment from
$780, 80 " which he was a native His sea
800. snS 1nled 70 " years. he was on shore duty
years ~ ana montts, and spent years idle: total
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INTELLIGENCE FROM MINISTER DIMrrRy-
Of State from Minister Dimitry who IL .tiII AZ
Msnagua- There was no political news of i'm.
portance: They had just heard Of the summary
manner In which the Hondureans had treated
among the Nicaraguans s
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AUCTION SALES.
b, cLEARY a GREEN, Auotiop,,r,

By cLEARY Il GREEN, Auotioneers
and FRIDAY ho6Sf vss,
setoe.r nh And 10Th. commencing az % o'oloct.
the b snoe q tie siocr Of DRY Goods. &c Oh
By eSsd: Re,.S. cT.s. as q srs av sssiiSe
i sYns e9Ds rs.s st we a sss: RI1',.,
Cashmeres, BereGes, Lawns and Caliooes.
Woolsn. ssslls And etse, sh.1is.
Table Linen shs.sisr:, pri hn sne csmbrc.
02ttons. Lipseys. eans. &c. ne /, 40
IsIm.I e4 and under cash; over that sum
farchssers .. the former s.l. viii p,s... cal
.ss Is. s'0'cc ssi Y; 'sn; Eei b ss::s
By WALL 4 BARNARD. Auotiopesrs-
-TkusTEE's SALE or VALUABLE BUILD
ctsIJSL. Ar AserIosa2 fRfpAf HFrEk-
deed ofsst dated is.s ocsobsr is snd ds, o.
S SS,Ss Ian, an IssG 81 No lss folio. % &s
viii sci in front the prem1.ss the S' eat hslf of
L,t - uare 20, fro. tinf s feet nv inches on
.trss', and ming back IA fsettx inches between
Terms. One, thi,d ossh; one hand,ed and INV
do'ler, Of y hioh must be paid on me ground in
MONTH"; ssi. interest and ns secured 5, s:.s q
C H.SwAED %S sttEEsrs ssEsSs f- s::;
ByA. GREEN. Auctionesr.
re eNE yo x. 81, SS
day of November next. viii Be sold At The Wsss
isston Navy ard, st u o'clock m. one Yoks OF
Terms cash IN specie, The oxen can b sess
spoR aplliosti9n st the Navy Yard.
+ rDy order OF the NAVY Agent. H.
90 T7-fsw&ds A. GREEN, Auct
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SrorEx's'..s TO q +, v s ID aSlsro.v SIS
have on hand large assortment Of Cookins e
Other esoyss. vhiehi viii ssll cheaper than -
iRfsetion TO eloss Ihsm ont Can and zee.
And tSsa jpdse tor yosrssivss
. sss 30 r-si Nsxs aoor 70 Is g! IL
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A CLOSINGtOUT. - 80 =
"A LARGE AND SPLENDID STocK M np "
-ss GOODS, - ~
FEEL WITHOUT xkGARD TO c0sr

The death Of MIR Darius Cla&ett makes IL ne,sn,.-
possibi. We. wins " our business g speedily as
Pesinyey to close out the whole OF ms a u
witbaat u00pS By the LIST Jsnusty next for cssh,
The stock embraces g. xensra, a.sort ma,, :,
~ G0K Ks EIG IN. and ~ Es III O. GOODS. Of
com yew CesS 9ealnes. IT h well known In thi,
sood ), 81 class as.iolss And We viii VIBRANT iii
~ Tie lowest cash price ~if, ~ =, :.
ii L. st rss. Y the stock 30 below
All paekases viii be, delivered p,on,,,k L..AhI
asy OF SALE to any part eity, free 81 sls<re =
- - CLA9ETT h MhY :.
,o. NO. a9l Pennsylvania avenne.
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DiSTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Couxrv q,
n thst fRs shs;dg S 70 se,s ~ hereby oert
y, District coumb,s.' mona .fbn n coun IN
s snS o9 al one q the Of Peace in
R Rs as * shs;tnu. sorr
foot whit, CALLED by the collar shod m M. o mind
switch nt tail trots and canters we'll, and has been
Given under my hand this 18th aav of tr.,
''' j. w. BARNACLO, p :.
THE OWNER OF THE ABOVE pm opEp-
~ ~ requested to cons forward, prove pfooertv.
if,9 RICHARD Burr
oc II-1t- Second Toll-Rate I'M ~
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THE WHAIHxn.-The following report Of the
weather for the morning IL made from the Amer.
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
'onian Institution. The time Of observation IA
about O'Clock
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By WALL q BARNARD. Auotionsers

DUTCH FLOWER ROOTS JUST RE-
- ckivKD FROM HAAkLEM, HoLI Ann. Avn Fon
SAL66 AZ pyBLle AucrIoK.-On Friday AZ
B. sood s0. s Sei IL III :s
coy, rom the celebrated nurse. Of Ant. Reossn,
1iorisii aArlem, IN every varsity Of Doub BILE and
oissus, Ire, Double and single Aulmenisrs, Rem
oaSSlss, Cyocas snovdroes, 30 &o., &c.
landed from steamer and will be cold for cash.
% 90 WALL BARNARD. Auots
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the public IN gen.
eral to the fact
that ! have fitted
up, in the rear of
my store, "a regu-
lar FUR ROOM
having selected
the SKINS and al
Of my Furs made
to order, Of the
latest and NEST
fashionable STYLE
All Of my stock
Is entirely new,
and bOush,atfbH
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By THOs. BOWLING; Georrstovn.
DRlCK HOUSE ANDLOT FRAME UOUs

-. ~ lilo. Do w LIN6 Georestovn.
y and kar. FuRsITuRK, &c.-0n THURSDAY
AFTERNOON next, the 18th inst, st s o'clocf,,
In Beatty Hsvkis e addition 20 ,;eorgetovn,
irnntlnf "a feeton High St, "a feet Sixth st. and
RrIv,ous to the sale Of the above I shall sel the
Furniture, Beos, stoves. do.. 6 arden STUFF, Fsne-
llx, 6a-. 10.
feImn Ore hafcssh; balance In and II months,
with interest
hmm edlafely after above, shall sell ir front of
the D. emises Lot No 2zs. fronting 90 feet ON Hish
reS,denee off Adler, Eco.
Term: One half cash; balance in and II months.
eekat THos. BOWLING, Ana
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GREAT BARGAINS

hEAT BARGAINS - = -
NOV reeeiving from the large. snctios saIss r. /,
stylish assortment that We hsve rs.a sfr,ed ana
Iisnds and parehasers generally, to Ehscb Us h.
wSsrs ''. A Af' W. ec! Ss pH,yshs,ias else
4oc n-et ~ saS Seventh 4, sbovc' ~ Nv Sc
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A SPLENDID CHANCE FOR BARGAINs.
- IN ALL KINDS OF ~ j.
u o g! -...
rom The Fiaesf ArtisL,s dotcn the LONGEST Prir.d
Goods.
GLAGETT Z MAYS large and fplendid stock
q DN1 GOODS mast be closed out Before the LIST
January next. INV ''
Those who wish bargains should come early and
DING all the Cash they can spare. The stock will
positively be sod without reg ard to cost.
STOREROOMS we OCCUPY will be for rent. and
possession given on the Ist January next For
terms apply to CIAGETT May
oc II ct 324 Pa. av., betw. s,h and 10Th sts.
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~ NEEDING INVITATIONS,
L ASTEFtLLf Ar anged and Engraved by
DEMPSEY O'ToOLE
&C l7-eO2t S20 Pa ay-nae
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BY THos. BOWLING; Georgetown.
TWO FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS AT
=, AucIIoN-Qn THURSDAY AFTERNO.IN,
lse lnstant ~ 81 O'Clock, In front Of the srsmises
snsH SCI Lot lss, IN Bea re addition, frosrnr "a
ieet lnches on the east side OF Washinston street
soef rent ~ IS Per monta.
Terms; On--hslf cash balance Ia 6. Is ana 10
moLths, Tor approved notes, bearing fpterest
90 w q THOS. BOWLING Auot
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lowest cash Price. ! can offer my friends and Gus
TONERS one oil the largest and best selected stocks
In that line ever offered in Washington. -. =
call Is all ask.
HOPKINS,
Sign of the White Bear
90 IL COW Corner ofSixth st. aud Pa av
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Il hands high; year, old warranted -
sound. and KIND il .,Hgls OF dcSslc Ss.nsss.S IN
8 new, sSd = sec 81 single 6xkEEsS. made 5,
Esssy : Philips Inquire = - y. 8 1pSsN .
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HousExEEPiNe APP SNEp.v =, :, 3, epofpp,.s 8
~ We .s n:.s ssy on As,A S:f 49, - e
,ksts-fqm common 70 JveIy fns- OsnsblrGs, D'ss
! DGms:ties: SinEhAw., PtleE Go Scss9ss 90
4 Co and Rich sfdson1 Insh Llnens In I'll Quali.
ness ~ Of winch We viii dispose Of on tie best
= 90 Is TAYLOR HuTcaIsoN.,
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Che Npme yaarnal.
10 a. I.

Wish we had q local cditor-onc VINO
could "bob around" TO this place ana
that, and report succinctly upon Ill nc
could sec and hear But not having
any such appendage to our once OF
course we must perform that important
part ourself. We don't know that we
could conscicntiously call it Il delightful
duty devolving upon us, Tor oitlmes we
arc expected to notice editorla'Iy some
thingsthat we don't want to notice, and,
on the other hand, to not notice ) me
things thatour mind must let out upon.
So, between these alternativcs-in this
dilomma-we must exercise indcpcn-
dence of action, and consequently tram
pie on somebody's toes, though we do
trust that satisfaction will never be de-
manded by "~calling us out for IN that
case We should again have to dlsobey
expectation by not going. Under these
circumstances, it is an important and
precarious Mty-that of a local editor
For two hundred and ifty-nlnc other
S "too numerous to mention,
we M ust decline to write about "somc
things" pertaining to our society that
are obnoxious to q correspondent OF
ours-a Mr.. "H,"-who thus signs his
name in his communication Of instruc,
ton to US, as to what we ought to no
tice. In all due respect to ll," Eve
don't know whether II. is real or as
sumcd,) we must state that it is not our
disposition to notice in our Journal
many private affairs that belong to the
persons engaged in them, and not to the
Hxblic. We dospise this eqRidity Of
people after slang, broils, &c. If two
of our citizens have 4 difficulty, let
'them settle it, it is not for us to say
ANYTHING about it, unless it be tc alludc
to it, impartially, only to correct any
false opinion abroad. We think We
know how to conduct our paper better
than our correspondent %imagincs, We
have noticed too closely, and young as
we are, have had too much experience
and observation, to believe that our cor
respondent can dictate Il better coarse
than that observation and exp rience
on our part dictate. To the interests
of Winchcster and Franklin county we
devote our paper, and for that course
have been sustained by far the largest
subscription any paper ever had IN the
county before, whereas, had we made
it a part of our task to notice every brolI
and personal difficulty, we should have
rotten into trouble, rs well as made
less money. We have tried both ways
and have concluded that for us to at
tempt to correct every evil Of society
is absurd foolishncss. Suppose n mar
gets drunk and disturbs your town.
Let the town laws be fulfilled against
him, and let him be arraigned by lega
authorities. five say anything about
him, nobody ONE up to stand by ~
in the event Of a pecuniary loss, to say
nothing Of the chance we run to get F.;
broken head, which the "tirst awotnG
ture" has not taught lis to totally dis
regard. No. wen weed our own row
and abide the result.
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GREAT SALE.

Remember that tho sale of the Or.
den tract OF land in Winchester, and
which has been divided into town lots
by Messrs. Fogg and Lindsly, comes
otfon Saturday next. These are very
desirable lots, and if any M wants to
make Il profitable Investment, we would
advise that person to be present on Sa':
urday, The lots are close to tho depot
and we warrant that in II few ycarsthey
will be held ut prices double what they
will go for ut this sale, Tho sale will
be on the grounds. Go onc-go all,
and make money.
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$50 Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber, living near
the Tunnel, Franklin county, Tenn, ON the
LIST day Of May, 1888, Il negro boy named jim.
about % year. old, dark copper color, large
size, about > feet ~ inches high, broad face,
wide mouth, and larg" teeth, and very white
before; big round shoulders, large arms, md
no visihl" sears ON him when h, left. He is II
large stout negro every way, will give slot
for him if taken out Of the State, and SloU /
taken in the State OF Tennessee, and lodged il
some Jail 50 that | can get him.
j. c. MONTGOMERY.
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THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
Universal Confidence and Patronage

For STATESMEN, JuDGES, CLERGYMEN.
Ladies' and Gentlemen in all parts ofthr W 'rld testify
the efficacy of Woods Hair Restorative, and gentlemen
Of the Press are unanimous in its praise. \ few tcSiimo
malls only can be here giyenj see circular -ii molc, and
II will be impossible for you 10 doubt
a Wall St., n Y, Nee, 90, 1858.
Gentlemen Your note Of the 10th has been r'criyoh,
saying that you had heard that bad been benefited by
theuSc of Woods Hair RestOrat i've, and requesting my
certificate of the fact il | had no objections TO give II.
| award it to you c~ice>fully, because Think II due. NV
ace is 80 years; the color OF my hair auburn, ami inclNleu
to curl, Some five or six years since it began TO turn
gray, and the scalp on the GRO wnol lay head TO lose us
s~epsibility, and dondruif TO form upon il. Each OF these
disag blIitics increased with time, ami ahout iour
months SINCE fourth was added to them, by hair hllirG
of the top Off head, and threatening to make me bald
In this unpleasant prediCameut, | was induced to try
Woods Hair Restorative, mainly to arrest the hlline oil
of my hair, for | had really no expectation that gray hair
could ever be restored to its original color except nom
dyes. ! was, however, greatly surprised to md, alter
the use O'twO bottles only, that not only was me hlllhg
OF arrested, but color was restored tc the gray hairs, ara
s~cusibility to the scalp, aud dandrun ceased TO FORM on
my head, very muCht to the qualification OF my VIE, at
whose solicitation | was induced to Try II.
Very respectfully,
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NJ C..

1t thrilled through every pulse and
Weakened up our soul; kindlcd rapture
in our eye, and made US leap with the
Hcctnoss of the doe from our sanctum
table; to the window we flew and be-
held-thc organ grinder and monkey.
We deserted our Office, suspended
thought, and came near rushing head
long over the prettiest woman in all
the wide world, as we made our way
cross Jefferson street CHATS one street
in our town which has a nance to the
field of action. Yankee Doodle was
the tune, and who wouldn't leave work
to 90 and hear Yankee Doodle played,
Yankee Doodle is the tune
Americans delight in,
IT'S just the thing to whistle, play,
And just the thing for fghtin'.'
OF course we rushed over, and we'll
rush gain under simia ar circumstances,
even if the deuce was. to play. There
was the monkey gathering up five and
ton cent pieces as they come from diff
teront parts Of the %rdriegated crowd (,
and in the excitement Of libcrality
which seemed to affect most Of those
nresent, we rushed our hands into our
pockets and-lcft.
But we did not mean to treat the mu,
sic of our French friend with nOncha.
lance at all by leaving SO abruptly
But we thought distance would per-
haps 'lcnd enchantment to the sound,
and that's the reason we left. In all
seriousness, we like to hear a good Or
gan. It's just because they are so COM
mon, and are generally toated about
by dirty lazy beggars that we fail to do
justice to the merits ofthe music. We've
heard fashionable music played by fash
ionablc ONE upon fashionable pianos,
that didn't please half as well as yam
kee Doodle or Pop Goes the Weasel
on an organ. But some one says All.
he's no Judge of music-hc's got no ear
for it-ain't able to appreciate it, We
say in return, Hurrah for the organ
grinder. He's been abused and gibed
until we believe it's a noble act to take
his part. So we say again. Hu "a
for the organ-musician. We uon't
call him organ grindcr-no we won't.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-24
SANDFORD'S
Family Cathartic Pills.
COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Jcgoabic Ertrdrt$, amt pt up IN
(HNYX NISrS. lr limit. amt mil

Pure JcJctoLic Erirdrts, amt PIT mp in
GLASS cases, AIR Tight, aHd uW
keep in any climate.
~: THE Family Cathartic Pill is Il gentle
" but active Cuthurtic which the proprietor
80 has used in his practice more than twenty
.-s years.
a, The constantly increasing demand from
~ those who have long used the Pills, and
the satisfaction which all express in regard
to their use, has induced me to place them
- within reach Of all.
The profession well know that different
h Cutharlics act N different portions Of the
&, bowels.
- The Family Cuthortic Pill has, will
% due reference To this we'll established fact
g been compounded from Il variety of til,
.A5 Purrst Vegetable Extracts, which nc
ri alike ON every Part Of the alimcntary ca
W nal. and are good and safe in all case
~ where II Cuthartic is needed, such MS De
rangcmcnts Of the Stomach, Slrrpincss, Pains
in the Back and Loins, Costiycncss, Pain anC
Soreness over the whole body, from suddcr
cold, which frequently, if neglected, end in |
long course Of Fever, loss Of Appetite, II Crecs,
inc Sensation of Cold over the body, Rc,tlcn'
ness, Headache, ar Weight in the Head, all lri
lammatory Diseases, Worms in Children o.
Adults. rheumatism. \ great Purifier Of tn
Blood, and many diseases 10 which flesh is heir
too numarou. to mention IL this aavcrtiseiucn
DOSE, | to =,
PRICE THREE INES.
The Liver Invigoralor and Family Cathar
tic Pills are rctailcd by Druggists generally
and sold wholesale by the Trade in all the larg'
towns. :. 4. ". SANFORD, VI. d.,
Manufacturer II Proprietor.
march22. 33j. Broadway, N. \.